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The Prescott daily news., 1914-04-20
EARTH WORM OF MUCH VALUE
Humble Assistant of Agriculturist Has Not Hitherto Been Given the
 Credit 1t Deserves.

That the earth worm has some pur- pose in life, aside from acting as fish bait, chicken feed or even being man gled in the interests of science, is now admitted by the observers who have been studying him in his rela- tions to the world. They descover that he is a drain digger and practical lighting engineer.
 At any rate it Is now definitely es- materially assist in carrying off the surplus moisture and admit light, two things which go far towards making that soil productive for the farmer Furthermore, in digging these hoies the earth worm brings the dirt to the surface in a finely pulverized con dition. It is a rich loam and thus pre- pared is extremely fertile
 Of course a single worm is incap- able of depositing a considerable amount of such soil, but, as there are 56000 of them to an acre of ground, the scientist figures that the daily deposit by earth worm excava. tion amounts to 50 pounds for every acre which they inhabit This scat tered over the leaves and mold al- ready there bas a distinct fertilizing value, which, in conjunction with the effect of light and drainage already noted would seem to entitle the earth worm to a respect which he has not hitherto enjoyed.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-04-20
MALE SUFFRAGlST MUST WAIT
Ex-Member of Parliament Released From British Prison Must Pass
 Examination Before Entry.

New York, Dec. 10.-If the immigra- tion officials follow their policy of holding up militant suffragist agita- tors until officials at Washington pass upon their cases, George E. Lansbury. former member of parliament, who was jailed at Peutonyille, England, last August, and released under the cat-and-mouse act after the first and only hunger strike by male suffra gist, is scheduled for wait at Ellis Island similar to that inflicted upor Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-04-20
Imaginary Heart Trouble

Do you have pains in the region Its terrible pounding alarms you :? What is wrong? Do you believe these symptoms mean heart trouble? Or ganic diseases of the heart very sell dom occasion much pain. Nearly all of these pains are caused by some de- engagement of the stomach. Meritol Tonic Digestive is especially recom- mended for indigestion and dyspep- sia, and for restoring the stomach to it's normal functions and--no more 'heart disease?
 Hesterly Drug Store Exclusive Agents.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-04-20

Swat the fly and observe cleanup
The Prescott daily news., 1914-04-20

TeXarkana Four States Press; Nothing has been heard from Rich mond Pearson Hobson since his splen- did defeat. He has probably gone back to his labors at Washington. Nothing was ever heard of him there.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
~
NemeS ALPHABET.

9luf Ser Sufe nof einem i1elien
Ilpbabet befinoet iid) nah Der Sea.
ture" elm inoiifer MfiiiionGr, Der
Efarrer s. 9noples, Der oamit elm
Seilmittel gegei Die i,ngloliblihe I'm
piiienbeit Der eingeborenen inoiid)en
9epOlferung ihaifen mil. anorples
red)net, bab bon 100 Gingeborenen
mGnnliten @eihled,ts 90 Inalpba'
beten iino, pGbreno Die boloe Weib'
Iif)feit beinabe 100 Yro5ent crreid)t
80 auf 100. Gen Sebler iiebt
&nomles in Der groBen 3abl Der III
SSltoiam gebrGu6lif)en Sialefte uno
S6reibpeiien, Die iebe ein5elne 500
1000 peridieoene Sd)rift5eiden
umiaIIeu. 9as Stiioium oieier per.
idieoenen s(lpbabete lit iebr ihmer,
GA peridieoene S6riit5eihen ailBer-
oroentlid) fompli5icrt iinb. 9aS eng.
liihc Commencement mill MN olrd
cine a%ommiiiion Elm Ilpbabct aiisar.
beitcn laiieu. bas aui Dem latcini-
id)em begriinoet iein ioQ inter Der.
menoung bon ShriitSeihen, Die Die
beionoeren itoiidlen Sailte %ousbriiden
ioQen. Gs ioa 10 Die iiir Die Der.
mideliten Giolefte benotbigte Sdriit.
seiheu6obl Die 3obl 53 niht iiber.
lteieel. Dan ilInlnt al, 0ob cin Sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

oeltid, : anerifuniid)cu |crbanos.
freirnOe lie nid)t iibcriehen lperoen."
Gas oGilc. Iolfsblatt" bemerft 81
oieiem artifel, Sic pr1te Gmpfitoung,
Die cine lold)e @emeirheit ausloic,
laiIe lid) am beiten in eillem frGitige1
.Efui," ausoriifen. 9as itimmt.
Nber meiter bralld)tc man audi ltidlt
5ll gcbell, meint .@ermlanio.Scrolo"
Wtit ctnem Hiipel. Der iid) nift
id,umt, Nnbersbenfenoe in 10 ab.
lfellid)er @eiie 81 perlutglimpfen,
iiber Inltono nno Site 81 red)ter,
Dos bate gar feinen Sinn. Gs &c.
niigt p%olfonrmen, mern man bernr.
tigc unfl1tbige Sdinlpiereien tiefer
bongt, oon1it Die 9elttc, meld,e, obrle
lelblt Trobibitioniitcn 5u lcin, bod Die
fanatiid)e Yropagalton temporar itn-
terltiiberL lid, bopnn iiber5eitgen font
men, in meldl nllserleiene 9elellidaft
lie geratben iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

ibr miblang: Die Groberitt9 zines
fremben Heid)eS - Ger Grmerb oes
&ongoitantes. Man nabm bis iest an,
oab lie Den Soo ibres Mannes nic
erfdhren babe. Aus eiitcm griefe,
ben tic am IA. Wai 1868 an cinen
~eben1nligen Iiener ihrieb, fonntc
man ieboh f%eititellen, bob ibr ous
trogiihe @eihif hires Mannes be.
fonnt mar. Spriht lie bod III oieIem
Sd)reiben bon Dem ,rpblen unb he.
roiiden gnbe bes aaiiers, Dos ein5ig
boltebe brlrd) ieine Selbltlpiiefeit, ios
mobl mas Die @robe oes Spfers oils
Den Wltth betraf NIT Dem er Den Or
eianiiien it~aitohielt". S%elonoers germ
ipielte Die aaiicrin in ben lesten
Sabren &lapier. Seit Sipei Subren
aber beriihrt tic ieltiamerlpeiie oas
Tiono llid)t mebr, urlo man bat ibr
oesbalb Elm @rommopbon iibcrlaiien,
bas lie tagsiibcr itunbenlang ipielen
laBt. rSm iibrigen lit lie p%olitdubig
gleidgiiltig gelporben, nnb menn bel.
Ipielspeiic Die &onigin Gliiabetb bon
8elgieu ibr einen 9eilth abitnttet,
bam ergebt lie lid in aomplimenten;
lie peiB aber offerbar nid)t, nit mem
lie iprift. 9orperlid1 befinbet lie iidl
iebr mobl itto es limo feinerlei sln-
5eifen si perlpiiren, oie allf ein na.
hes gnoe Der uneliidliben Siiritin
binberlteten.
Sn Lester 3eit nltrbe bebai,ptet,
baB lie i'm Sabre 1866, bepor lie Die
qtalpolle @anoerling nod europa
antrat, elm Seltament aufgeiett babe,
nah Dem lie ibr enormes @ermoeen,
bas mo- altf et1pa IS bis 20 Wilio.
men Sranfen ihaet, DEM dlteiten
mdnnlihen Magndten bes Sauies
aoburg bi%nterlaifen babe. Man bat
alf 8rul1b bieier Mntbmobllng eifrig
nad bieiem Seitar,ent geind)t, aber
nihts sefunben. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Jm Kantpi nit einett
Hie5enaal.

lteber bcn Gompf zines Mfeiiter-
idpimmers nit etnem Hielenaal mil
len 2onopner 9lGttrr ndbere @inSel-
beiten 5ll berid)ten. Gs banoelt iid)
Inn ben Weiiterifppimmer bon 9ono.
lulu, aabalamuflt, Ser bereits meb.
rere groBe Siege I'M @ettidNpimmen
errltngen bot. Or nabm all6 iett
mieoer an eiller aontltrren5 tbeil, aus
Der er als Sieger berporging. &aba-
mufii iollte iiber cine Meile BEL be-
pegter See ifapimmen. &alm bate
er, mie er er31blt, 800 SUB bonn 2ano
ab 5uriifeelest. oils er lid BON einem
r%ieienbaften Sal perfolgt unb be.
I1itiet fiihlte. Gurd, einiee frGftige
StoBe periufte er, Dem Sbier au emf.
ipiif1en, aber pergebens. Simmer
pieoer mar Der Siid neben linn. sG.
moblih eing bas Shier 81, angriffen
iiber ititb nerind,te iib on Die 9eine
bes Sfapimmers feit5ubeiBen. Gs
entitanb nun cine aufregenoe Sagb
sniifen Dem Meiiter urb ieinem
Serfoleer, Die sunGdit bamit enoete,
baB Ser Ial tbatid6lid iih I'M 8ein
bes Sftpimmers feitbiB unb i'm in
Die Siefe binabau5erren orobte.
Mit slufbietrng iibermenihliher
arafte gelang es Dem Shnimmer
pieoerinl, ben slal BON Dem &orper
I~os5ureiben. 9abci erbielt err cine
betra6tli6e @rnoe. 9ei einem
neilen IHgriff, Den Der Ial seeen ben
Shpimrtier rif)tete, fonnte bieier Dos
CHER om &opf fuiien. glber Der gal
nebrte ii6 uno BIB Sen Sfpimmer
III ben Singer. Cine 3eitlang ihien
es, ais oh oer HieiCnf,IU Sieger blei-
ben miiroe. er 5pg nen Sdrpimmer
mieoer unter~ @n'fer ilnb troB aller
arltrengungen gelang es aabana-
mlfit nidt, iif Ios5uma6en.
CT ers1blte, baB err pieGeiGt MIR
80 Sefunben Inter @aiicr gemeien
lei; in Dem 8ampf nit Dem Hielen.
lid idJien eS linn aber cine gmigfeit
81 iein, nnb er glalbte, baB ieir les.
tes Stiinbleiu gei6lagen bahe. slls
Der Ial 5u einem nod idJGrferen Gin.
griff porginq, padte ben Sdbipimmer
Die Ser5peifllmg. Gr er9riff Den
Slid NIT ungebellrer &raft am aopf
uno preBte ibn 10 lange 5piid)en lei.
men beiben S0uiten 5nianmen, bis
oas Sbier foot ODER betpuBtlos mar
uno in Die Siefe ianf pie elm Stein.
Hah oieiem nlfregenoen 9ampf, BEL
BENT Der SdDimmer audi nod einen
5beil zines 5~peiten Singers einbiiBte,
fonnte er Jest ieine Sour f~ortiesen.
Sros Der Initrengungen ulto @itfre.
slnsen, Die er babel 81, iiberiteben
bate, gelang eS linn, mieberum ben
eriten Yreis SIT erringen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
3~opiepclt tritt Seimrciic an.
DaS Set inn MnterirStfeRen
paIaft.

Die Sreunoe inb 9Gfter bes Ser.
5o9s bon Gortlano bnbeu in bieien
Sagen Elm ieltiames Sfauipiel' &c.
nieben fonnen: lie nobmen an Dem
prunfpoaen Seite tbeil, bas Der Ser.
aoa 5ilr Seier Der @roBiabrisfeit lei.
mes Sohnes in Dem unteriroiiben
Sfloiie bon Welbef sfbbep gab. Weit
iiber bunbert MtiQionen fat Der
1879 ne%ritorbene finite SerSog bon
Tortlano fir oieie 0ermirflif]ung
leines pbantaitiiden Sroumes ee.
opfert. @ie Semiramis ibre Fan.
genoen @drten bate, 10 ltanb Der
Sim oes Ser5oes alf elm unterirbi-
if,es ShloB unb aiif einen unterirbi.
ifen 8urten; iein unermeblifer
&eidtbum geitottete es bieiem eneli-
ifet Iriitofraten, iih feline Sonber.
lingslalrnen 5m erfiillen, obne ieine
grben fublbar 5u beeintrGd)tigen.
llnb elm Sonberline mar Der finite
Ser5oe bon YortIanb, elm Original.
Ibgeihloiien BON Der @elt lebte er IN
@elbed Mbbep, ODER ridtiger inter
@elbed Ibbep, iein Giniieolerleben.
Nie bot er eebeirathet. flein mar Die
i3abl ieiner eneeren Sreunbe. Ser
Ser5og poate nit ieinen @eoanfen
alein iein, uno 10 begrub er iid) in.
BEN %rieienbaften i,itb prunfpoG eil,ges
rihteten utteriroiid,en &Gumen, in
oenen er SIT ieiner 3erirreu,ir,s alid
cine Der foitbariten @emldlbeealerien
Gnglanbs nnterbratte. Ser jesige
Ser5os BON Tortfanb, ieines Namens
Der iedite, hat mobl Die 9eiistbiimer
uno bie Miaioner bes Maulmurfes
bon @elbed Mbbep geerbt, aber niht
oeiien tahionberlidc 9teieungen; CT
lit perbeiratbet, lit 8amilienpater,
uno sitr Seier oes 81. @eburtstages
ieines Sobnes, bes Warquis bon
Sitfftelb, lrb err aae Srernoe bes
!Sauies unb aGe feline 9after in oas
ilnteriroiihe ShleB.
Welhe &1ume bier inter Der grbe
fid oebnen, mag man oaraiis ermel'
len, baB I'M @%emdlbeiaal 400 @Gitc
ioiipierten, uno Dab in Dem groBen
@aIiaal nor Sabren einmal CHAM
berlain Dor elmer S%orerid)aft bon
5000 Wenihen cine Hebe belt. Sall.
ieno uno cine Haht: unter Der groe
fonnten Die @1ite bier Spaiierfabr-
ten rnternebmen, ausreiten ODER luit-
nanoeln, miepobl Die meiiten iifer-
lid MIR itaiinerb BON @emah an @e.
mad eilten, aus Dem nnteriroiifen
@arten in Die ,interiroiihen Seit.
rdume uno ipeiter in Die latge SIuft
intimerer @emdd,er. Sier fanoen Die
9amen Die entsiidenoiten 9ouooirs,
Die Serren Die gemiithlihiten Mm,t)-
5immer: ilno iiber allen lag Elm mil.
bes roiiges 2iht, bas ben 2Grm ititb
oaS Sreiben Der Welt pergeiien lai-
len fonnte. Gem am Gage empfon-
gen bieie unteriroiiden MGume uro
@olerien ibr 2if)t burd) mattge.
odmpite Sberlidtideiben, Die funIt-
bon Spiihen Dem 8iIid)en bes ober.
irbiifen @artens n~erboreen iino. Sim
gbeno aber flammen Die 2a,tienbe
unb Ibertaliieube bon 2ihtern aiii
rnb tai,fen bieie 9ebauiirng inter
Der grbe. bieies unterirbiihe Sd(oB,
in itrablenoes bellies 2ift.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

Mad)aoo biul,nter nah Golan1a am
MADEIRA gefiibrt bate, ihon in Ma.
naos mar. Deiller iollte alif Die
8oolepelt'ihe expedition marten."
Die 9raiilianer ifGstei, ben CT.
Tralioenten ourfmeg auf's Sofite,
periif)erte 5iala. unb Sober, Ser NIT
ibm in geriibrune eefommen lei, iei
lein perionliher Sreiino eemorben.
Die Iusbelte Der Soriduunasreiie lit
iebr reid, bod miro iif Der @ertb Ser
erbeiteten Sbierfelle unb bcrgIeifen
crit fcititellen Ioiien, nahoem iie i'm
Natlirbiltoriihen Wilieum ,lnteriuht
unO flaiiifi5irt iein iperoen.
8u%uIeuclt tritt Seimreiie at.
Nahrid)ten aus Manacs, 9raii-
lien, 5uiolee, bat @ol. MooIepelt, Der
befanntlih nah ieiner Sorifungs-
reiie ms Snnere Sraiiliens Wanaos
erreihte, bereits aiif benz Sampfer
rSuniton", Der oen Imo5onenitrom
binabfGbrt, Die Giifreiie nod ben
S%ereinigten Staaten angetreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
,OOO Wemi6emireHer

in Den Seutiden Siioiee- Snieln bitten
nm @laubenYboten. Sebe 0abe miro
iunerbalb od)t Monaten BOZ Den bort
nirtenben Miiiionaren anerfnnnt lpers
ben. Wun abreiiiere alle @elbienorms
Gen fir Die Siibiees Miiiionen an Che
Catholic Yrinting Co., 9ubpaue, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

edlrnct Gnrc sine! 9as game 8epi6t
bes aorpers ribt auf beIieIber uno iie be-
6iirtefl et1e let6te, beieiame Stitbe nm oas
Ir6 Support lit eine ipirflide Stise unb
bat otelef Qefert, Die nit Snbiibeln nIer
Dirt aeplapt fparen, ~toforitee @rleidbterung
nno Comfort esbraht. griefs bon ibner
Seugniien bon SeiitIiben linb 9dien. She
0tarcpn 6prtpanp, Srpcflrr, n. ..
geim Sfreiben erpdbne bieieS gIatt.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-04-03
Even cursad tho kina.

The period that followed the black
death was the golden age OF the Eng
lish peasant Says Piers Plowmani
"The laborers that have no land and
work with their hands delgn no Longer
TO dine on the stale vegetables of yes.
terday. Penny ale will not suit them
nor bacon, but they must hive fresh
meat or fish, fried or baked, and thai
hot and hotter for the chill OF thelI
nav. Unless he be highly paid he will
chide and bewal the time he wns
made workman. -" Then he curses
the king and all the kings justices for
making such laws that grleye the Ia.
borer" Even the peasant with a fix
ed interest in the soil was strong
enough In many cases TO extort n
charter from the lord Of the manor
with rental Mt = cents an acre per an
mum.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-04-03
Tn. kino Liked Clean shirts.

@. II. Wrench, NJ. d., In his Lord
Lister; His Life and Work." quotes a
story told Of Sir Ashley Cooper, the
greatest surgeon Of his day, to Illus
trate the surgical conditions against
which Lister had to contend. Sir Asst
ley had cut wen from George Tvs
scalp. The day following the opera
ton he was summoned to the palace
He hurried Off In great fear; but, while
the king was not Ill, Sir Ashley no
ticed that the royal eye viewed him
with considerable dlsfavor On his re-
turn he asked his nephew II there was
anything wrong with his appearance.
why" replied his nephew, 81 should
have put on white cravat and clean
shirt or at least have washed my hands
before ! waited on his majesty" Sit
Astley's shirt and hands were bespat.
tered with blood. God bless mel 80
ought" he replied but was not
aware Of it-and the king, sir. Is 10
very particular"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-04-03
Seaside Golf In ENGLAND.

The seaside courses are SO open and
the wind 80 strong that the straight
ball down the middle Of the alley"
(the kind We crave for here Ii practi-
cally an utter stranger on those
courses. In fact, there would be no I'D.
vantage In even trying to keep the ball
straight In most cases, but really a
disadvantage, since the ball In cross
wind, for instance, would be fighting
against the wind. Instead, the wind
Is made friend and is used to advan.
tage by employing the useful hook and
slice according to the direction Of the
wind to work with the wind-and a
long ball usually results. Those hard
hitters who can play reasonable hook
or slice certainly do some really fine
smacking. They know how to start
the ball for the right place, at the
proper height and with the proper de
gree of slice or hook impaired to 1t 80
that 1t usually ends up In the right
spot a considerable distance past the
place arrived at by the man who only
plays the straight ball and simply al.
lows for the wind.-Outing.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-04-03

The most astonishing building in the
Gale de San Fernando, Seville, IL the
immense two story baroque edifico
that covers more ground than the ca.
thedral plus the court Of oranges and
serves the purpose Of a tobacco fac
tory. The portal Is adorned with busts
of Columbus and Fernando Cortes, and
l wish very much that we had had
time to go inside and see these many
cigarette girls at their work, As we
passed thought again Of Carmen and
the story of Bizets fantastic Sevilllan
opera, for about 5000 Carmens or eel
garreras" like Carmen are employed
in this factory and attire themselves
today In gay gowns and fascinating
mantillas, with flowers tucked under
their ears and coquettishly placed In
their hair, very much like the heroine
OF the opera. Like the opera also, ad'
joining the factory are the artillery
barracks, and one imagines 1t to be
quite possible that some Impressions
BILE Don Jose should be fascinated by
some Of these piquant and pretty Car.
mens.-From Royal Spain Of Today"
by Mrs. Tryphosa Bates-Batcheller.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-04-03
oil Ei.ld In Pacific OCEAN.

Unique among the oil fields OF the
world IL the Summerland group Of
wells In California, which extend out
into the Pacific ocean. There nre i4i
producing wells in this group. which
Is situated about eighteen miles from
Santa Barbara. These wells are drilled
out in the ocean just of the coast and
100000 barrels are taken from the oil
sands underlying the ocean bed every
year. This interesting spectacle Of
derrlcks built out into the sea IN visible
from the train on the way from Los
Angeles TO San Francisco Engineer
Ing and Mining Journal
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-04-03

willie" said the teacher. "whal
shape IL the earthf'
at IL an oblate spherOid."
"And what kind Of shape II thatT'
II asked father, and he snid hs
guessed II was a scientific way OF say
ing the world Is In mighty bad shape
at present. Washington Star.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-04-03
Next

NeHti
Mr.. Wright went to the telephone
and called up Mr.. Reed
"Hello, Reed; this Is Wright" he
said.
where's RithmeticT the office boy
asked the stenographer In subduec
tones. -Indianapolis News.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-04-03
. II q p!
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

az n Ine attention Of Teachers, schol-
Of fresh goods. r''' 70" iuiI line
TABLETS, for Pen and Pencil IN ,..,.,
Copy, Composition aud Exorciss Po rSLeV
Lead, Slate and Colored ornyon PencIIs.
Inks, In all sizes and colors; '"''''i
Wards, Writings, Crane. ma n,.u
nne correspondence PAperand Env,Ionas.
Legal FoolScap and Bill Paper,
Blank Books 10 variety, r''
o,. A! WILSON'S DRUG STORE.
Opposite the Court House
hookVn.e Nd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-04-03

Takes After Nobody.
visltor-Littl Willie takes after biz
father, doesn't he? Sister No. ht
doesn't. You ought TO see him at tn,
tablet He always grabs first--Cniifor
mia Pelican.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-04-03

TWO HOUSES, one OF sI rooms and one
OF seven rooms; also q STORE AND
DWELLING 10 the business part Of the
town. Store contains two large rooms, with
I've rooms over II
For particulars apply to
JOSEPH READING,
sep l6-lm Rockville, Nd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-04-03
MONEY TO LEND.

1VA have the following
sums, $1,000. $4,000. $4,000. $3.50,
$1,000, TO lend for individuals on first
mortgage. farm property In Montgomery
county. Interest per cent. semi-annual.
Usual commission.
ROBERT G. HILTON. President
Farmers' Banking and Trust Co..
apr 25-lm Rockville, Md.
The Adair County news., 1914-09-23
noiher of Elahieen. Children.

81 am the mother of eighteen chill.
dren and have the praise of doing
more work than any young woman in
my town" writes wrs. c. j, Martin,
Boone Mill, Va II suffered for five
years with stomach trouble and could
not eat as much as biscuit without
suffering have taken three bottles
of ChamberIain's Tablets and am now
well woman and weigh 16S pounds.
1 can eat any thing l want to, and as
much as want and feel better than
1 have at any time in ten years. l re-
fer to any one in Boone Mill or vicin-
ity and they will vouch for what
say" Chamberlain's Tablets are for
sale by PAUL Drug Co. AID
The Adair County news., 1914-09-23
Eiida New Mexico.
Editor News

Editor News
AS 1 have not seen anything
in the News from Elida for a
long time, / will write a few
lines. All the Kentucky people
are we'll. Mr.. Crisman Powell
has nice bunch of cattle. Mrs.
Burbridge and her son have re-
turned to this place. Dolphus
says he feels better. | will ship
a carload of cattle to Kansas
City the Is. l have GA head of
cattle and II head of horses and
not>a bite for them to eat but
grass. They are all fat. Havn't
fed anything for four years.
Yours, w. E. Collins.
The Adair County news., 1914-09-23
A Famous Toast.

Here is a toast that want to
drink to a fellow I'll never
know
To the fellow who's going to take
my place when it's time for me
to 60.
I've wondered what sort Of chap
he will be, and I've wished l
could take his hand,
Just to whisper, Il wish you well,
old man." in way that he'd
understand
I'd like to give him the cheering
word that I've Ionged at times
to hear,
I'd like to give him the warm
handclaps whenever a friend
comes near.
I've learned my knowledge by
sheer hard work and | wish [
could pass it on,
To the fellow who'll come to take
my place, some day when l
am gone.
Will he see all the sad mistakes
I've made and note all the bat
ties lost?
Will he ever guess of the tears
they caused, or the heartaches
which they cost?
Will he gaze through the failure
and fruitless toll to the under
lying plan,
And catch glimpse of the real
intent and the heart of the
vanqu'shed man3aEz,
The Adair County news., 1914-09-23

hold she prepareth a cold lunch
for me and maketh a bee-line for
concert, hall or society func-
ton. Surely her grocery and
millinery bills will set me crazy
all the days of my life and I'll be
compelled to live in house her
money buildeth forever and at
last hear that sweet Sound-that
| never would have been worth
killing if it had not been for her.
Kentucky Register.
The Adair County news., 1914-09-23

was shown into a room and told
to wait While idly waiting, he
saw a one-dollar bill, folded as
though it had just dropped from
someone's pocket. He picked 10
the bill and put it in his pocket.
Almost at once the merchant
came in, and. after asking few
questions. told the boy he would
not do.
The next boy was seated in
the same chair, and he also saw
a one.dollar bill on the floor. He
picked it up and laid it upon the
table. The merchant came in,
and after asking some questions
pointed to the bill and asked
where it came from. The boy
said he saw it on the floor. and
put it where it would be safe.
The merchant asked: LAS the
bill did not belong to anyone,
why did you not keep it," The
boy replied: Because it did not
belong to me-. +"
My boy, you have chosen the
road which leads to business sue.
cess. The boy before you chose
the wrong one. How did you
learn that this was the rifht
PATH" q
MY mother made me promise
never, under any circumstances,
to take what did not belong to
me. And / so promised"
When this boy became a man
he was made Secretrry of the
Treasury. Exchange.