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While many proverbs dealing with
seasonal forecasts are mere fanciful
pIeasantries, some are founded on ac-
cuyats observation and correct reason
ing One OF these runs: "A red sun
has vster in his eye and the condf
zion which gave rise to It b explained
by Prof w. J. Humphreys Of the Uni
ted States weather bureau. in . dis
cussiun OF some useful weather prov
erbs.
The condition that most fsvors .
red bun Is great quantity Of dust
especially smoke part'cies-in . damp
atmosphere. Smoke alone in sum
cient quantity will produce this ef-
feet, but It Il Intensified by the pres
ence Of moisture.
The blue and other short wave
length coIors Of sunlight are both
scattered and absorbed to greater
extent BY . given amount of dust or
other substance. such as water vapor.
than is the red, and this effect be-
comes more pronounced a. the par
ticles coaIesce.
Hence when the atmosphere Is
heavily charged with dust particles
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Il sWarn,t pars..

A trial took place recently In Texa,
before negro jury. The Il gentle
msn Of color wers told by the Judge
to retire and find verdict They
departed for the Jury room Then %
gan the opening and shutting Of draw
ers, the slamming of doors, and Other
sounds Of unusual commotion Every
one wondered what the trouble was
At Last The Jury came back into thu
court. and the foreman arose and said:
~We hab looked everywah-in the
drawers. and behind the do. an can't
find no verdic' It warn't in do room"
National Monthly.
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been \ mere matter Of hours. What
do you think Of the warf" he had
asked London friend whom he met
in Southampton. Terrible, isn't It!
Horrible! D'you know. I've had NO
holiday At all this year. and ! don't
suppose I'm going TO be able to get
one now! Oh. yes. CHASTITY thing. mod
ern warfare. isn't It? Heaps Of good
fellows gone under! And q beastly
nuisance. call II. tho bars and
places shutting At eleven O'Clock
whatr He was rather annoyed with
the man from Limoges for Laughing.
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-SgsSI1.:0 ssGsss,s

IotAt -.-..---yS4s51h-s0 15&1S3ySez
z The valss - ~ years erops are
figured at essreat prices. ~ aseer.
tained ~ ths While thoee
for the 1s13 eruD6 are the fInaI fig-
uTes for that yuo2. showing tie tstaIs
rseeiyed for thsFeety years Drudue-
ton Ut he nnsAst prices that Pre-
vailed throasAsst the naxkettng
nontAsl Il = sAsssfore possdbse that
The toeAl fss 1914 Sfn b ineTsassd
before tie nasAes1ng period h ended.
There has bsen . remaraahis m
crease tbs yeax = TIE prudsctioa of
ecen. Wheat. ayyts potatoes and hay.
nat IN ena1e a11eo prices arc I0wef
thsa they uers,a ysar asn. b ss8ar
bests fhsss - - . sharp decrease
In aessass NJ tsnange. bat prices Vim
Be hisher thaa 49, were n 1913, ~
ths sssnr esatsnt Of the bssts this
year h nseA haB1af than last year.
The sovesnsss1t gives the follow
ing summary of H. prelininary esd
mates q pfoasteisa this yeaz, asd
final esttAatss - year. oe fnpor-
tant produets sna farm prices Novsni
ber I:
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aasuitiy presente1 cru making tho
wrong aeqaatntances
II b ths POOR. Pretty. hapsess yuan9
girls. vho are alone in the uoriA utth
n one to aAvise thea. who have need
u tAe vorifs sympathy- Their heazss
are he tArEe4s far ruthless aarks-
mem Tia EiTi young in years b usual
II I'D ~ her eompsnions- II she has
no one hat b . neAr and dear relative
70 eo1Ade In
II sAe eses vroog. women hold their
skiEts away from her They have
words of seafht1g ee1snre. but not one
svee< uosd oe human pity do tAey
oasr 70 aftempe TO heal the wound in
her heart
An yong giris have the sams spirit
q thoeshflessne8 the world over.
Many would share he same fafe ~
The oateast were Il not that they ress
guarded By loving vateAful care That
theJ are safely vooed and wed = .
great blesstng to then. tAaAks to the
ehapefosL Il must not be supposed
tha& an girls aye weak and vaeilhfins
~ nature. Girls vAo have N tntai
tive sense Of what b for their good
are In the great majority. am happy
TO say ne cloak OF dignity in which
they wrap Themselves protects them
II gfri friend b too bold while young
men are present. The girl OF good sense
chooses another companion II she
fnAs . young man inclined to be rude.
she sAunS him ever after.
Such girl can take care Of herseIf
though she uere in the desert Of So
hara Aajdens who arc carefully
guarded ~ their home foik1 have their
minds drawn into useful channels.
such - dfavi1G. emma painting. max
ing their own e3othes or being tnit1-
ated into the mysteries Of housekeep-
ing between the ages Of fourteen and
twenty She Who has her mind hned
With sseful thoughts keeps out of
mischief and foolish. ovefTomantic day
dreaming These are the daughters
whom other young women should
watch and closely follow their en-
ample, thus being . credit to them
SELVES and the World At iarge- Very
yoang giris Who are alone In ltfe
should make coandant Of some elder.
~ woman for aAvtee when they feel
undecided In love a6atfA
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Crows tepee. With horsss pgcksts1
around II, and Boy Steaiing tAso:
three horses With saAdles takes from
the H1atheads IN nercs batfie. and
the aruay guns etc, taken frOD theu:
. battle betvesn the enemy and Boz
and his braves. Tie latter hSding b
holes in the srosnd: Boy MS woaDl
- In the hattle.
see1jca fosr sfyss the histssy ol
B1aek Bear. . brave cd Indian var.
TfoF. showing him kflIiag stoax and
Assiniboine Indians and tattAg thsda
hcrSss from thsn: Black Bsnr. - 1ece.
nghting ths ln1tsns: horse 49,
kon ~ sseniess BfAek Bea ta11nG
II sagaN fBua : 1lpax lpljaA eesu b
ia kfIIed hfm; B1aek Bear o1an heeSe
kiIlins, . nsres Gs1szly beafs ea4ing
gun from ., sscun affsr be ~ kSz1s@
hin; Black Bear shooein9 1l1eheat
Indians vhils aslsep IN thsar teDpe q
nixht: he detected them BY ne ngkl
Of their IRE; Black Bear onsAosssAaea
And 4 sioux In11aA killed u Nm;
Black Bear 6shtins with the Chsppswa
Indfans WITH inives: buffalo hooking
Blaek Bears hosse and killed by Btaci
Bear on . spotted Assinibcine horse
with other horses stolen from his enc
niles; Black Bear getting o2 hi hsfsl
and s1abbiAg . Sioux By the nsek and
seabafne hin; Black Bear hi1fBg b
hind his horse killing . ChippsHa In
disn; black Bear and the bIaehfsel
surrounding The Yanktoa sioRx md
Engaged In battIs WITH them Blsci
Bear shooting and killing { aKootsnai
Indian who was hiding behina . pinl
tres.
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DAUGHTERS WHO ARE WATCHED

One pair of-eyes TO gaze.
One pair OF SPARKLING blue,
In which sweet loye betr1ys
Her form of fairest hue.
One pair Of glowing cheeks,
Fresh as the rose and fair. N
Whose crimson blush bespeaka.
The health that's native there.
What gin does mot believe. in the In
hocence and sayety Of her youth. the
great big world b Just ~ good and
true AZ II looks to her? The happy
blithesome young bird whose wings
have never been caught in a trap
Knows nothing Of danger How should
It? Tho bird is very apt to fiutter
past where hawks lay in waiting for
Just such victims Young girls are
quite ~ apt % stroll into paths where
there are HAWKS In human form
But how should they know they arc
dangerous? It 10 but natural for young
girls to follow their 1mood.
II they are Of merry Temperament.
those who have . Jolly disposition ap-
peal to them. A gfri who has . mother
to watch over her without seeming to
Do % and to guide her footsteps. b
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WHY RAIN FOLLOWS RED SUN

that have become moistureIaden NJ
see the sun a. \ fiery ball,
II has been known that ibis dust
"a much to DO with rainfall since
It was proved BY the physicist Aitken
years ago that cloud particles. and
therefore rain. will not. under or.
dinary conditions. form in perfectly
dust-free atmosphere. but win readily
form sbout dust notes Of any kind In
an atmosphere that IL su1lciently
damp. A red sun. therefore, common.
" indicates the presence Of both Of
the essential rain elements-that il.
dust and moisture.
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The .First" citizen.

A booking agent for . ChautauQps
bureau visited small town IN The
middle West He called ON man WHO
said that in order to Introduce . Char.
tauqua It would be necessary to see
the most prominent man Of the town.
Together they called on the -hsst citi.
zen" and the booking agent was intro
duced. "Mr. Jones'" said he. II called
to see you in regard to q Chautanqua- .
1T won't do bit Of good" spoke up
the prominent citizen "My.vffs md
l have looked over all the catalogues
carefully and have already decided cu
another machine
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ahOt htD. Sttn1y sAoottng an Arrow
~ IN enemy: 6tfngy k1Iiinz tUo -
With oee shot from his gun. hattjs b.
tusss he Tlas1Sesa ln1kass anA the
Nes Psses and tbs Bfeaz. seowtng IL
holes which tie Indians asg - pases
e hide snA sAosl fSon-
Ths ssecsA AhctSos eoufinses tbs
seosy of Stinsy. ssd sIsovs hin - .
glngjeAan4e1 light WITH the Assani-
4gtDs esA Dgeax 1nllnnG - AosDess
ettnW stea1iag kossss frso de 1nki.
anq e1tting ~ pee1st ropes uhss0
~ heeDes U9re toth9e1 nsar lie ~
ppss o. ~ C5ous. anA Ne Csowa
seootise - Hn; Sti1gy s1ooe1ag {
CIV 80 ms tfyln6 - - him M
= long spsar: aftsr hs haA shet hin
~ rsa ovsr hiDs StlnV sbooifng Z
9a0ux fss8 biz hoFss: 6tfAgy atfaek
ing and killing some Grow Indisas;
4 0jngy VIII m 1Ddlan ~ hal killoa
- ths sDeaT taken IRON Nm.
The third sectioa eovers the hisfeey
cf ChisS Boy. and shown him kfIIIna
. bu1aIo With bow and arrow beforr
ths use q guns smoag ne Indians:
Boy STEALING DE best horses Of III
Yanhtoa Sioux, wh3eh wers tetbsrsd
peas de tepses: hs painted thess
hoFses after they had bsen stoIen;
| thrss muIeA Indicated by their Ioal
ears. stolen " Boy from Tie Crows
and the buf1alo tepes which vas thu
home oe Boy. The thres borses ant
s1ders are Boy and his braves chasing
Grow. killing him and taking hil
fms away from hin: Boy chasing /
oicuu and taking his gun away fron
him while the hoFsss wefe running;
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Merchants Honor - .. a camnsld.

Merchants Honor - .. i. camfisId.
Greeley.-Practica1lS svsry business
houss In Greeley eossd during the
funeral OF the late p. 4. Camfield.
builder Of some of tie finest buildings
in Greeley, owner Of ~ Home Gas L
Electric Company, large stockholder in
the street railway company, the Trib-
uneRepublfcan Newspaper, the City
National bank and 6ther. Prominent
business concerns of Greeiey. He was
. pioneer Of the city and one of It's
foremost citizens. His death occurred
from aDoplexy while b H4w York.
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wipe out Peril, colsrade Plea.

Denver.-Alarmsd at the continued
prevalence Of the loot and mouth dis
ease among the s6Dek Of Eastern
states. Colorado steckmen. through
Senators Thomas and ehafroth. wired
. request Of the government that all
animals affected By the disease be
slanghterAd Their action followed .
report that the United States Bureau
Of Animal Industry was planning to
isolate and to salvage part Of the herds
b the quarantined tserftcsy. q . ma&
tse Of economy.
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Pumpkin Weighs ssxty-nlns pounds

Denver.-A sixty-nine-pound pump
kin. grown on the Copeland ranch
north Of Denver, is being exhibited at
1888 Arapahoe street. II n one Of sev.
erai Of equal size whicA we're grown on
the ranch this yes. The Copeland
ranch took first pri1s nor sugar beets
IN the farm products exhibit at the
stock show last year. The ranch,
which has an area Of shout 1000 acres,
Is divided into ten e1tden tracts and
some OF the best ve6ttabIes sold In
Denver are raised % ~
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Curtain Dses srsm e.ssway lnlsr'es.

Curtain Dice from saegay lnjssses.
Bouider. -3anss ,cgtain. 81. oae q
the best known ~ men IN this
Ssction Of tle state - Dresadeut Of
TIE Fsrmerr LAnA - Wstsr Com
Dany. Witch has esstnken the
reclamation - more .tha1 5000 aeres
a land near wellin91Gn. 4ied here ~
the result d injurl1s received a .
runaway accident atsWealinstca two
months ago. He ealns to Bcalder
eight years ago from Northville. Q. D.
He Is survived by = vdoW and four
daughters. -s5 II
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BEGIN arfght 6uD
tie dine on .
tuIN froa the n
TN. Bee1nse .
nAa has dv0 .
womAA 6e pos
session q his
HaAe. his heart
and an his vo!ie
~ gooo os sne
should not mag
he that his ~
tnre comes under
her control Hen
and there
Ths newly
made husband
-A~ AAn~A h~Rs
have DO thought
save to make hee
happy. yet to
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Slow and ours.

MY lawn mower IL so dull II Won't
cut anything" said. Mr. Crosslots.
Never mind" replied the nervou,
neighbor. you keep running It Iate
At night and early In the morning. as
usual. and pretty soon the srass vtll
curl mp and die for lack Of sIeep..
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WHAT he THOUGHT or WAR
ssesstiy BorsI" Said the lendonsr .
the Man Just Arrived From
the esttis Front

.And what do you think VI the war;
..reA ! man who had Just arrived in
I.onAos from the heart OF things. &C
ccrdins to the Bystsnder He lad
49, travelling thres days and thres
nirhts. on . journey from the center
~ FrSnes-LAmoses. I think II wss-
rhjch u nosmsl times would have
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What T. love? ~1ig not hereafter.
Present mirfh hath present laughter
Whafs to eune 70 still unsure.
In delay there Hss no plenty.
Th<n. come kiaB me. sueet-and-twenty:
You.h's . stun wiIl NOT endure
There's . silly age in girfhood. iust
~ there q with youths From four
teen to twe1ty . gfff thinks that an
she has to - 10 to ffame up IN ideal
Jovez. hang his psct1re In her mind
Carrying ths duplicate of Il In b3T
heart, an1 Wnfeh oat for tbs AfSt fel
low 70 eoos ainag Who bsazs any kinA
q ress0hianee to T. SAs eonaaAers
this 10 - of . roa,antie turn of mind.
Eyesy ycanG nan she = brought IN
epafaet vhieA seems to rsssmbis hss
i6eat d seo4 paftscu1Ay: ef.sa Ieast.
she aasuneo he doaD.
.sGho azpec1D III heaxt 10 - teuehed
By loves Aams at their frst meeting.
and y 0aite In TIA mood 70 - made
love to Eight girls out Of ten are
ready to wed n for that matter. leap.
ing into life of which they know
nothing. The average yoang man
meets . girl and either considers her
Jolly good company or mighty pretty.
but . BIT too shy. He could spsad .
pleasant eveninE or . dozen with the
charming maiden. bat IL he was called
away sudAenly. unable 70 resams his
calls. he might think Of her for . fort
night Al the end Of that time ne
would b lookfne around among new
crowd of girls who surrounded him
for . companion. quite ~ Agreeable ~
aho was
True. he may write . few fervent
IettssV to her. but tho fervency Of
these soon vanes When man has
scarcely interest enough to open =
letter which he Knows Il from par
ticuiar giri. letting Il lie about in his
collar or handkerchief box for two or
three days, and puts on from time to
time the trlcsome task q answering II,
he may be said to be OF her list en-
tfrely.
Young girls cannot bring themselves
to believe this They arc sure he was
intended for them. and even though his
interest may blow hot and then flow
esol be II sure to return to them. ind
Ing out how duh life IL without them.
1sy the time they have wasted useless
years in such delusive hope they be-
gin to wake up. Because .. girl likes
certain man II II NO reason that her
liking viii touch . responsive chord
in his heart He may be attracted to
just the opposite kind Of girl She IL
very lucky II she can come across just
the kind Of . man she wants They are
not made to order.
Aman or woman's looks count for
little 1t + that subtle quality. inde-
scribable. yet tangible. which draws
two hearts together. ideals usually
have to be swept down from their
dusty pedestals before they consent to
accept the real man when he comes
along. Romance fs very beguiling.
but undl girl is old enough to show
common sense in her choosing she u
mot competent to take unto herself .
husband iff.a &c
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srieht sov.r. shan .seon -h...v.r --
f0ve.
Avetee Asi.e .Aan TAN In ea<A sn.an.
The seAD ahau Inok IKE vorils Of Isvs
And this earth b an one beautiful
dream 2
In sur ~ye4 a.-e shoz an my isve
h b Aalf Of TIE baftls vAieA makes
for . nfetino a vedaed hsppise0 to
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Sb0A4 AAS9 hA<1t DAA8kAgS 8es8sO9 h@&8e =
b IN undercusrent against which the
bf1ds should be too vtse to attempt 70
battle Evesy man has his likes and
dislfksa. his hopes and his feaxs. dif.
fsFuut ways Of finding pleasures. b
reDe1led and attracted according 10
hio nature- II has taken him life
ttne to grow TO that stafs in which
ths bride has found him. She shosld
not expect to overthrow at once the
stubborn growth Of ysan.
fhe wfsest brides YIN find traits in
tie new husbaDA which she ia not
dream Of vhen hs was courttng her.
He may - . very eood provSdsr fhr
The home. but have the mistaken 20
1oa that II - not visest or best to
truuble . vifs's head with his buzi-
ness alEaiss-that II 10 an act of a.
Dlomacy to kesp II from hef II his
bqsdness - 1ourfshing lest she -
tempted 10 heeone extsuyaGanf: to
keep Il from her By IN means II be
has rsvsFses Hence tie bride u not
vise vho takss . stnnd that ~ must
ihow up liz books for her tnspee-
tioa.
R - refsses to talk this natter
over Win hss. she shealA act pout
nd nake his homeoondng - annny-
Ing tAoaGht To Hin Yo1 gansts ~
iAAgfnA. NJ 1eefl. tAat De aysfaEs
hnstand WIN givs - his evsaang ~
- 10 snjoy yosF socisty ~ hs did IN
his cpsFttng days: that his tips Vim
wear . eoafinual smile: his words a.
ways b honeyed; that he WIN hasten
1t your beck and can; be sver ready
to take you to theater and BAN; law
fsh money on you for flowers and bon
bons; keep you robed in sirks and
laces. These lessons you win learn
are dtncuit ones. but hey wfll bsne-
6t you
Tho bride Who has welded . young
man who b making his own way In
Tie world with dimcsity should mako
mp her mind that n b her bounden
duty to .buekls right down to hard
WORK in the hossekeeping World to help
him save money and get. mp. His in.
terest haS now become hers. The
right hind Of . bride 10 winss to .
man's ambit1oas. The wrong kind
h Ike leaden balls chained to his
feet. which hinder him from taking .
step forward
s Marriage either makes or mars the
life OF both husband and wife. It's
. sad thing for young couple to be-
gin welded life ON too expensive .
scale and. perhaps. 10 have to come
down. The bride who says: NY
friends wouldn't come to see me II We
lived in > cheap little dat- makes .
mistake in thinking that her so-ca1led
friends Of this sort care for her Those
who really care for her wouli be ~
glad to come and see her in dovecote
Of four.room hat ~ in . large. ex-
pensive home. Woe be unto. her II
the people who call upon her simply
because she has moved into large
house find out that only the lower
door Of the pface 10 furnished and the
upstairs rooms are locked because
they are bare 1t II not the home =
bride wants to consider. but her hus-
bands love. comfort and happiness.
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And he was more annoyed stilI when
the man from Limoges left him With
out talking any more about the war at
all. He had hoped for somsfhins be
could retail to the fellows At the cIub.
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h.ndins covn to posterity . euDp1ete
pictorial history Of their t5fbs. Hof
seas1y year these Indians have hesn
they have dzubed several hundred
Doupds Of brilliant coIofed mineral
paints- asch AZ they ordinarily sss fss
wu paint, taken from the befghts ~
Cbtef mounfaip. spoo more thas .:
halt.niie Of canvas sfSlps. This htsso-
slyphic history Of he tsSbs's var san6
hunting achievements, some Of which
= copied from eikskh records thres
hundred years old. win bs hung - .
fness IN the uniqus Daa0ceh tcg
e1atsfs and bcteIs essets1 b fhe ssw
national park fbe1s huse >Ioa-
todees.- which stasd upon he ssst,
Will hunting s5ospls Of ths Black
fset Indians. are ssgssded b.; shem'
- mnnuments % their peoSss- {
y May Of the ID ekfao uhSGh bsas.
Ne PICTORIAL hfStoEtes - sbows md
arrow braves Icag sancs dad vfD be
exhibited n the Panama San Hrnn-
cisco exposition. which viii be at
tended BY . deiegation Of the mest
nofabIs Biaekfeet Indians now living
upoa the Claejes Nafioaal Park reses-
vattcu In northvestesn Mostana-
Ths hsures used in this crude pieso-
sial language Of these lnl1ans rspreesat
huudred and ose ohJsets, sseA -
anfmals. hovs ard arrows. tspees. eoe.
rails. ares. trees. mosntains; - faes.
thsy -.vorkss in evesything Inst ~
tfed In any way With their life. Bot
4 an has meaning - the Se1IeWing
translation excerpts SLOW.
Tbis ron Of canvas y diyieeA Ineo
sbout z60 sections. each section repFs'
ssssing In InAfan pJrfoviaI writing ths
HE history of eaeh o. tb9 ncteble m.
bsood BllAkfeet IndlsAs. nov nytnt On
Gaiesss PARK reservation. Montana IN
IN. there are about 5000 fsst Of thia
csSsns. on which the Indians have
psinteA their hiefogiyphies. IN pre-
ssnting this half-mfle or more OF hero
s1yphic history the Indians oppressed
II = their wish that fnasmuch n these
hsse yog lodges ~ they cal1 them
are tuiIt upon the sitss Of the Black
fset's old bunting grounds. II was ap
0tUQHl0t8 tuo oho&hAC&b WV t1hA
uictossal history upon canvas - q
monument to their Tribe.
The nrst section depicts the history
ofta brave indian warrior named
stingy. In this section are seem red
figures OF horses With saddles which
stingy stole from his enemies; . per
sousl encounter between Stingy and
bufxsIo. With Stingy hanging 70 the
buffalo, grabbing him BY one horn and
his tongue; an episode with s7ixzly
bear. which showed nght and stood
and looked at Stiusy: Stinsy grabbing
I huge rattlesnake AZ he was crnwlius
into his hole and breaking him In two: |:
atfnxy shooting q grizzly bear In the
mouth ~ the bear was coming at him /:
Z picture Of the near-drowning Of
Stinsy through losing his horse
IN Z treacherous stream; Flathead
! Indian captured by stingy and carried
BY him to his tepee; battle between
the BIackfeet and Yankton Sioux In
dlans. showing the Biackfeet wounded
ana the Sioux killed. and the weapons
and aejskins captured from the Sioux:
stinxy, with pipe and arrows. which
10 edr,r from an enemy after he bad
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He recent movement % ths
part Of the United States
zGvernment TO geS pbono-
graphic records of ths N
bal sones Of al nations Of
the AGesican IsAias sae-
gested To tie BiAckfssS
braves of the Glacier Ma
tfonsI PARK reservation
the further uuJuue ldea of
The Ordway new era., 1914-11-27
COLDS That KILL
cAn BE AVOIDED.

In how to ayuSa IL eaaas1sO
Arnan that catching cold, makas upon
IL vital orxAna Get II and rcd II
and 5udgs for yousse3ves a NJ va9ue
and pssex5eah1iity. II = tss1sd ~
the Psruna Co. ol Cosunbos. OA3o
The Ordway new era., 1914-11-27

Il happened In eestsa-
did your husband cut his falls
friend with acerbity?
mo, mum, wid = raxah-"
The Ordway new era., 1914-11-27
WY oAToH COLD

r IaH
WHY oAToH COLD
oas-hsse - ~ 0eso1s - IOoe
: 1hssAp e ~ oSeaDno Z - n
~ nsss1e q csAsaiss csad.
Noehing esuld - q s5sater vital
intsfsse 70 - Aaz,f1y t1zan 10 hsv
how % AVOID catching cold .
COLDS THAT KILL
II q - nus. - one nnDOus 1ocfoe
ayI that eatchtnG co1d en- -
avusded. thiAk what II means. rwo-
thirai a ths sielmess tllat now 0D-
pre.sss the peopse vould be ayos6sA
sersous hfas6asvnce WITH b0s1DssR.
The aagutsh of anxious pafsnts. 1he
bsastin4 = many bF1ntaAt afsamsL
An these thiass would - fnfjely
dane sway with n people msw bow
% avoid catching cold cAseAing
cold h . veg common sxpesseDoe n
numefuus bpusehosda. FecUse have
cems - bs1isvs that thsse = 10 vay
70 avoid H.
The Ordway new era., 1914-11-27
Statesmen Wanted

n a9O S4D00ODO0 - A&0O
II yoa know Of any parties Who may b h
terestsd In he purchass offs piano o. player
plano, write NJ and Ne viii lAka tAeif or0se
Or tell yoa how TO taks H.
We will savs them money and pay yuo for
your services ehd you should make Q nice
little sum for Xmas Spending money.
The eseinwly, 9tsck, etuyvsaanS Oero0d,
Wheslodk and tho famous Weber "Pianola"
Pisaos, and ri.shes. Henry 2. Minis. nilsos,
ecAumann, Smith q Barnes, 6trphher, eoAmer,
Werner, tbs fasnous Weber aad other pianos
are sold b. MS At lowest possible prisss aad
on convsnlent terms. We promise better
vaius than anyous else. Write - now.
The Ordway new era., 1914-11-27

Ten smiles for nickel Always bay Rex
Cross Bag Biue;- have beautiful, e3sI
white eIothes- ADV.