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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-17
Sure 9epcilen.

10. UtuI,
- SIN @eI6Gftsteil bon Seattle,
Ma., brad eeitern Elm 6euer aus, bas
einen S6aoeu bon 100000 onri9s
tete.
- 9roiioeut 8iIion bat beripro.
den, Ser fir 6eu %. Wfai aeplanten
8nrooe bon @eidditsIeuten Scr III.
teren 8au StraBe in Seem gorf bel.
5lnDobnen.
= S5n Baltimore, Dto., itarb
beute @eo. g, Bruce, elm befanntcr
3inilingenieur uno Giienbobnbauer
I'M 2Ilter BON 50 Sobren Ger Ser.
itorbene boute 1tnter anoerem sic
o6lorioa Gait Gooit &aillpap"
- StoatsIetret6r 8rpon bat 6eus
te betannt gegeben, bnB s. perciDat
Dodge, Der friibere omeritaniI6e Sc
ianbte in Banana, gum Setretdr
Der Delegation ernannt III, bic bic
Ser. Stnoten Dor BEN ". 9. g.
5riebenstommiIIGrsn pertreten fon
W2it miIitGiiI4en Gbren unb
untsr 3obIrei9er 9eieiligung puroen
feute in philadelphia Die in 8erd
Gru5 gefallenen SeeIoloateu unferer
8unoesfIotts, @eorge Mcaen3ie pois
nett uno gbdrles 2tlen Smith 3ur
leBten Rube beItdttet. Der 3rduer>
aug gepdbrte elm iiberraT4enoss
Bib.
Inter 5oblreider 9eteiIigung
ieitens bober Stont5. 1tno Staotbe.
amten iotpie Sallienoer bon 9iirgern
ipuroe bellte in Chicago Die 2eid)e
6es IN 8era Gru3 gefoqenen SonurI
9feiienberg bon Dem 9unoes.W0ri.
neforps 5ur Iebten 9fube gebetiet
8unoeSIenator soneS Somilton
2eipiS belt Die 3rauerreoe,
- GpI. Sobn s. Galboun Mopo,
MitgIisb bes bemotrdtii6en Natips
naItomitees ben 8entudp, ber felt
bem %. 2tpriI in g}etp gort fdlDer
trant oornieber Iisgt, tptrb nod Der
9tniiht Der i6n bebonoeInoen 2ler3te
tdum NIT bsm 2eben bapontommen.
- Qus Banana miro gemel0et,
boB nGdTte 0o6e bus erite S9ifT
our6 ben 8unamatanaI fdhren miro.
- Die 2ei1e Der in gatdbid, e5n=
pa, geItorbenen S1ngertn Wtaoame
Gillian 0orOicd miro nad getp Yort
gebrd9t nerhen.
9Sn ben foIgen0et 5liliien in
Dem 9erritorium glla5fa bat Der
Gisgana 6egonnen: Gbena Bel 5air.
6onts, gufon bei CANTON mO in
Dem 56itoro0.6IuB i'm tpcitIid1en
9llasfn.
Sn gttlanta, Ga., finoet 6eute
bie Gtaatsfonbention Der pdrtet Der
progreifipen itatt.
- 9(uF Der 5reppe BON Dem
6aupteingang gu Dem 0ebduoe Der
ameritdnii6sn 8otidaft in paris.
5rantreic9, fanb man beute in gros
BEN I6nar3en 8uaita6en Die Dprte:
Sob ben 9lmeritanern"
- Sm 2(lter BON 82 Sa6ren ftar6
beute in moorio, Spanisn, Gugenio
N1onterosRios, elmer Der betannteiten
fponifhen Giaatsmdnner, Der i'm
Sabre 1898 ben 5riebens0ertrag nit
ben @ereinigten Staatsu enttpnrf.
- Ho9 elmer G0uferen8, bic Der
GatTer BON Sdpan hsute nit ieinem
grtmierniniIier bate, nur0e bstannt
gegeben, oaB Die Q0mirdle @rof Yas
mamoto uno Baron Gdito, pernbs
fhiebet tDoroen fin6. gs tpuroen teiRe
beIcnOeren Griinoe bofiir angegeben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-17
SatIerpaar tonOolicrt.
Sat iiberaa srDRe Seilnabme
bernUrgerafen.
ableben Der 0emabliu Ses aan;lers.

Berlin, 13. mai. 9os Sini1efs
ben Der GemabIin bes Reinsionas
lers b. 8etbmanuzSolipeo bat ols
IentboI6en bic gr0bte SeiInabme ters
borgerufeu. 9On alien Seiten oes
ben benz &onSIsr bic bersIi6Iten
8eileiostunogebungen gu.
Die Saiierin, pet6e aeItern morz
cen bon Der Saufs ibres GnteIs aus
8raunIhpeig in gptsoam etntraf,
fubr eigens i'm 9tutpmobil non 8erz
lin. I'M bem Rei9stanSler perf6ns
LID gu Isinem Icbmeren @erluIt au
tonbolieren. Der Ranaler Iebte fes
legropbifh ben aaiIer, tpelder in
gteB peilt, ipo beute groBe Srupz
peniibuneen itattfinosn, BON bem
6inIdeioen feiner Semablin in
Senntnis, uno baIo baruuf trot elm
duBerit ber5Iidh geboItenes taiierIis
DIES geiJetbsteIegramm Elm. Gs fpns
ooIierten oes ipeiteren oos 3rouprins
senpdor. bic Qrinsen bCs f0nioIiGen
9ouies, bic Sunbesfiiriten, bic glis
niiter uub bic 0litgIieber bes biplos
matiiden &orps.
SIN Reidstog febte Der prGTbent
Or. 3Gmpf bic giitgIieoer BON oem
!6inI4eioen Der Satin bes 9onslers
in Senntnis. Stebenb bDrten bic
&ei6sboten bic 3rousrbotI6aft an.
Der sIeiden 9lufgobe unter3og Iitb
@rof bon Shlperins Q6pib i'm preuz
biTAen 2onbtog.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-17
Soto ysicas Gnbiuctt.
iainea Del neucn Niniiter nab
&alh!uatun aemeiOet.

MdFhinaton. IS. n2di. Senor
Eaibo. oer bier attrebitierte 8eIanhte
/ pftd Ritos. bot 6eute bic Rnrnen
|er Wliniitsr bss aabinetts 5etannt
|sseben, 0as Der am 8. u}ai inauqus
|ierte prdii0ent QlFreop Gon,oleg
|rnannt bat Setrstdr fir auslpdr=
Ege ge3iefunqen, Mlanuel GaTtro
|1usIq0a; SefretGr oeg Syanern, ,Suan
|lfqfl 4rias; 5inan3s un0 5anoelsz
M!crianp Suar0ia Gara3o;
FsFretGr fir 6ffsntltae 4rbeitsn, III
ErEo @6auhi; Grisgsie.rttdr 9eoez
|sko u. Sinotp. uno llnterietretdr fir
entlten llnterricht 2uis GeIipe
Bnn5ales.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-17
4ntient unaeOulOia.

gBien, 13. mai. SIN gefinben bes
greiien &aiiers 6ran3 Softpb iIt
ptcoerum etne 8snbung 3um G6le9s
tereu eingetreten. 9ag unqiinItiqe
Wetter bat bon neuem BEN 3uTtano
beg Potienten na6tsilig bseinfluBt.
Dn5u tonmt bic llnoeouIb beg aai-
fcrs, lpsIfe bic Beban6lung Der
aer3te eribpert.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-17
altcs @ra6mal.
ariitOmenes, !6eIb Oes Siueiten meiIe.
nlIdJem arieaes, bort 6eara6en.

Berlin, 13. Dlui. Nus 2lt6en.
Griehenlano, miro gemsloet, baB oas
8rnbmal beS a6nigs 2riItomenes,
oes bon Der Sage oerberrIi6tsn 6els
ben oes atpeitsn msiieniiden &riegss,
gefunben tporben iIt. Qriitomenes
lpurbe na6 Der S6lu9t BEL 9erG i'm
Sabre 684 b. Gbr. pegeH leiner 3aps
psrteit gum 90nige Der MeFenier aus
gerufen. Gr begniigte Ij4 aber nit Der
Stelle zines unumI9rdntten 2nfiibs
rers unO berbreitete our6 cine Reibe
Der Deriuegeniten 3aten 6ur9t unO
Sdreden unite Den 2aleodmoniern.
Gr itdrb auF Gbooos, tpo er ii9 bet
ieiRem S9tpiegerIohn 9amdgetos.
Dem geberri9sr bon SalbIos duFs
belt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-17

@nibington, 10. Q1oi Selte
iuurOe bier bebnuptet, oaB oie ii;O.
amerifoniiben srie0ensuermittIer
nit Dem Blan itmgeben, cine probi.
ioriihe Gegieriing in Merifo in Ser
8eiie 5u erridlten, ooB 3tuei 8crluaI.
fer bon Der rta.8c0ierlna, 8pei
bon ben GonItitlltionaIiiten imo Der
finite bon 0en 8rie6ensocrmittlcrn
ernaunt iueroe 0ieie flint gerluoltcr
iUIen Die 9tegierlmg in Ierifc fii6.
ren, bis eS mogIih lit, cine aIIcn
Burteien genebme oouernoe Gcaie.
rllng 3u erri6ten. @genten Garran.
5as, Die bier in ser 8unoes6oupt.
itoot t1tig iin0, erfIdrten iofort, ooB
ibr 9bef Garran5a niemoIS feline
3nltlhnlung 5u einem 0erarti1en
Yldn geben peroe.
Die sSrieoensuermittler IoIIen
oann IN ibren 8ori6I19en Garronso
gegenilber meiter gegangen iein uno
ourh ierne glgenten Bel ibm onae.
Itd9t gaDett 90 er odnlt 3ltfrie0cn
mare iuenn Suerta obOanfen lpiiroe
ltno in Der probtioriiGen Gegieruna
ioruo6l bic Suertiiten mie aud oie
&onItitutionoIiiten cine Stintme bat.
ten. 0toberto Bnsqueiro, Garran8as
8ertrouensmdnn, bat 0arauf folaen.
oeS geonttportet: .g9ir baben Sner.
ia bts iebt nod immer beiieat, ipcs.
bdlb iollen mir nun auf Die oft
ldtper errungenen Norteile ber,ih.
ten, tuenn mir Die &eiormen, mad,
oenen mir Itre6en, beina6e erreid,t
baben Set bunoert S5nbren tobt
Der aampf INN 9leiormen, uno
mir iueroen es niemnIs 8ugeben, 6aB
oteier longe sonpf oergebens geiue.
fen it,"
9noere glgenten Garran8os ioo.
ten oaB fie ni6t ieben, tpie es mS0.
lid mare, cine Bats 3u idaifen, anf
Der 3uertiiten un0 sGonititntionoIi.
item in elmer propiioriihen Gcaie.
riing 3uianmen arbeiten f0nnten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-17
9ieVntbtraner,
Seribte iiber Die ein>
beimii6e Ntiilipn.
SerbanSlnnsen Der SBnObe.

Sn ben nGditen brei sSabrcn iullem
S150,000 fir Die SndDc Der Su.
nereu WiiiiIOn in &prO-Amcrifa
beigeitenert lurrScn. - @igcntnm
Der lutbcriidJsn &Olen9emcinSc
in Baltimore DirS DDn Der Gn.
9ntbcriiflen Sunpoe DDu Wtii.
iouri, Cbio nnS nnSeren Staa.
fen iibcrnonmem. 8emclOcte
Sdnicriafeiten Der Snoianermii,
iiOn iollen bnrd ein aUmitee nm.
tcrindlt iuerSen. - Se6n WtiiiiD.
mare Der SBnUoe in SSnOien tatig.
9Ort iunrOe Die WliiiiOu idon Dor
5iuansig SabreH gegriinOet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-17

- 6eute itarb in aon0on, gngs
lamb, i'm Qltsr BON II Jobren Die Be-
tannte ibottiIhs G9riftIteraerin
6rau Siabsaa 6p9ie Mugor.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-17

- Sn Der esItrigen Sibung bes
beutf6en Reihstages erbo6 Or.
aorl 2iebtns6t oufs neue I6pere
8ei6uIbisungeu sessn gertrster Der
fsutfdbsn @offeninbuftris.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-17
9ciat @r6Tocntea.
S'Sbnugbneiip, Der friibere ,,G6arse
b. Aff1tres" in Der StnOt Werifp.

SSa1blnglo1t. 13. H9al. MELLON D.
S9augbneliD, Der frGbere amerifnni,
ibe Charge o'gffoireS" batte ge.
itern abeuo eine ltnterreolmg nit
Dem @rdiioenteii, bel Der er OieIent
gennu Sucrta bei6rieb rno beion.
0er8 0arauf aufnterflam mad)tc, oab
Suerta Gin iebr Dartnddiger Monn
it, Der obne @iOerItan0 nienloIs ct.
mas aufgibt. gtah Der 9lnIidlt 81.
Sbauq6neIip5 bat 0uertu oen 3tpi-
i6enfaq in Sampico niht gepIant,
Inn einen Srob NIT ben @ereini0ten
Staaten berbei5ufijbren. gs beiBt
bellte bier, 0nB 8rdiioent 8iIion
nod Der ibm bon G'S1oug6neii1 Qe-
gebenen Sdiloerltno merifoniither
8erbaltniiIe unO 0eS Generals
Snerta ieiter oI5 ie 8uuor enti6IoI-
len it, 9uerta politiih su beieitigep.
Gtfte @robcfabrt.
gtener 3eppclin r9. 3. "a" ar6citete
anf Dcr sSaBrt bcirabe lantlos.
6rleorlGsbafen, 13. W1Qi. Non
ieiner 9ale i'm 3ieo n0rbIi9 Der
Stobt itieg getern bos neueIte proz
butt Der Observation-Disclosures
Der fir Die Wtnrine beItimnte n23
"a, gu feinem eriten Brobeflug ouf.
Der gelpolti9e Gegler Der 2iftc
fiibrte ii6er Der Stobt SobIrei6e Mas
n0per aus. @os ougemein auffiel
uno piel befpro9en purce, lit be
8atia6e, baB bas 2uftf6tff beinobe
loutlos orbeitete unb ieine 8reiTe
iiber Der Stobt 3og, obne boB bas
gertngite Surren Der propeller perz
nebmbor gefpeien mare.
pS3 "a" nabm ieinen 9urg benz
naben 8ooeniee gu unb belt brett
ouf bic ii6 am IubIihen 6oriaont
bin5iehenbe &ette Der 9lIpen. god
duBerit erfolgrei9er fSobrt febrte bos
2ufti4iff 8uriid unb muroe in Iets
mem Sauppen gebprgen.
Tcicrt Smbildum.
sIrt6nr SOlmer 40 Sabre WlitaIieo
Der 6Oibiibuc.
Berlin, 13. Mai. Der 90nioIi6s
6pfI4auIpiaIer 2(rt6ur 9ollner
fonnte 9eitern bas Su6ildum Tsinsr
pier3iGdbrigen 3uge60riqfeit aur
6nfbiibne begeben. BUS bteien g(ns
LAB NOR Der psrbiente 9unItler, mel.
der i'm 65. 2ebansiobr Iteht, ber
@egenitarb gr6Bter Gbrunoen. Or.
thur 9oamer bate ii9 urfpriinali0
ter muIit 3ugapanbt uno bereits bos
9onferbotorium in 9eip3iq besoarn.
lls er iih fir ben 8sruf oes G6ous
ipieIers entIfieo unb ppn feinem
eigsnen Batter ausgebiIoet lpuroe.
rgimcritaa 1Seocratiun Of @iuiician5".
0es moiues, So, 13. Mloi. Die
GcnOfntinn her .Qmericdn sseoern=
tion Of Wlniicians" lDurce aeItern
fisr bura BEN qrdFioenten s. q.
0eber Gus 9fU 9ort er6Ffngt. 300
0ele8atsn, eine Mit5Iiebi8aFt Dcu
$1,000 rsprdIsntieyeuo, iuo6nfen Der
Gr0fFnungsiisuna lei. Die Ron=
BENTON odrfte bic 9on3e gOhe 6in.
eur9 oausrn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-17

prdIioent gBilfon te6rte 6eute
morgen nm 7:30 aus 9lelD gori tin9
Der 8unoesboupt 3uriid.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-17
8allner-@eihe.
: Imerifanis
idcr 9tationalbnnO.
Gin neues &abrSeiden.

PHILADELPHIA arnncn6unS fat Scm
9entidl-yImerifaniidjcn 3atiDnrl-
bnnOe sin prddJtiges &anner ge.
itiftrt. Seierlide llcberrei.
dung bieieS SauRers scitalteie
iidJ at einer impOianten nnS
arUfartigeR 9cmOnitratiun Se3
Scntidtnms in &bilnoeipgia. -
@ar nuksrOcm autl Elm Sriampb
bes osatidDrn 2ieOes, iueil bic
idy6niteu 1crlen aus benz Sdab
bcmtidler &pIfSlieoer ST 0eb6r
gebradDt wnrben. S0ngref.
glbgeurSneter 9iidlar0 SartbDlOt
als j5eitreOuer. Gard raa.
id)eneen geifall 6elubrt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-17

Gr fpri9t aus Grfab.
rung. .9oter, mas 1T Elm Dsiierg4
rDeiie iF, mein Gobn, Gin Mann,
Der nit isinsr ssrdu INNER Elm unG
berIsIbsn MeinunQ it,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-05-17
ad) Ynebla?
Snerta ptaSanptItaOt
OortBin uerlegen,
Gum duReriten cntihlUIen.

Sc SGmpfe Dor Sampieu eingcitcllt,
uBne 0af Das Jieiultat bcfnnnt
gcmDr0cn ut. sSrtcOcmspers
mittIcr MAIDEN @arrau5a aHacb.
ltdl bctrcfis einer prouiiUrlldJen
SicgierHng in lRcrifD uaerlci
SorIdllage, auf Die Ocr Smbrcr
Der Standardization nidlt Gin.
geben iuilI. - &Sullen nntcr fei.
men lImltGnorn in cine prOuilOri-
idle 3esIcrnH9 milligcn, in Scr
mud pnerta uertrCtCn lit,
Waibington. 13. Mni. Dem Slot
tenbepartemsut 1T beute gsmelOet
iporOsn, hoB Der 8ompf pur 9ams
picO augsnblidIid siugeiteut iporben
1T. lleber bas ReIuItat bes Scamp.
fss, Der fehr bIutis seipsTsn fem
iou, ift ni4ts betannt ssgsben.
@aibinston, 13. Rat. prdIibent
WiIipa bat beute aus Stabt ne
gifo bic Hobridt erbolten, baB Ge=
neral Suerta bic 6uupiItabt no6
puebIa berIegen pirb, ipenn er BON
letnen 6einben in Stobt Wleritp Iebr
bshrdngt psroen ionte. Serr 81
Sbaugneifp lou, pie beute bier oufs
beitimmteite bebouptet pirb, bem
Yrdiioenten geiogt babsu, oaB Suers
ia borIdufig ui9t i'm entIernteiten
baran bente, BON Ieinem glmt auz
rid5utreten. Gr piFe na9 81
SbousbueiIps 0afiirbaIten, baB Ieis
ne Re9ierung nidt msbr bon longer
Dauer feiu tann. 0esbalb noIle er
our4 energif4en @iosrItauo nod
10 piel Rubm ernten, lpie irgsnb
mogIt9, bamit er, lpenn er oeitiir3t
tperbe, ols nSeIO in Der @eThi6te
gleritps" fortlebe. Die pon Suerta
IN Gusii6t eeuommeue neue Soupts
itabt pueblo lieot agf halbem Meoe
5pif8en Stabt Tlerito uub gera
Grua.
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-23
GIVE THIS A LITTLE THOUGHT
There Is a Point to This Imported Joke, But Perhaps You Will Have
 To Look for It.

This Is not an American joke. Tho reader Is solemnly warned that it is of German extraction. Germans. as everybody knows. like their jests broad and brutal. The victim of this one was Cousin Hugo.
 It seems Cousin Hugo made a night of 1t and got home as the small hours began to cease to be so small. AS he climbed the stairs he stumbled Gin spite of the most elaborate care) and rolled down into the hall below. The consequence, for Cousin Hugo Is not % young as he used to be, was brok. en collarbone and 8 strained back. Ahead even of the milkman, then. came the family doctor. an estimable old gentleman, and administered soothing words while he encased the patient in plaster.
 T know. my dear sir," he said, "that 1t hurts like the deuce, but it Is not a bit dangerous. All the same you'll have to stay in bed for . while. You got . nasty fall. How did 1t happeni Was 1t dark?'
 Tt was not, doctor" replied Cousin Hugo with some ssperity. Tt was light"
 But perhaps you are not . beer drinker.-New York Evening Post
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-23
NOT ONLY IN NEWPORT
Similar Cases Occur Daily In
 This Vicinity.

Not only here in Newport, but in our neighboring towns, the same good story is heard. An encouraging instance from Batesville is given here and will be read by us with great inter- est.
 Rev. F. M. Smith, West Side, Batesville, Arkansas, says: q suffered for a long time from backache and my health was becoming all run down. I had dizzy spells, my sight blurred and other symptoms of kidney trouble were present. I was fortunate enough to hear of Doan's Kidney Pills and they went immediately to the root of the trouble, restoring me to the best of health. I have just as much praise for Doan's Kid ney Pills today, as I did when I previously recommended them" <"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Rev. MT. Smith had. Foster-Milburn Co.,, proprietors, Buffalo, New York. (Adv)
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-23
TYPICAL DINNER IN FRANCE
Princess Aassan Tells of Meal and It's Service in the Land of
 True Epicures.

\ typical French d;nner-uot an exceptional one, mark you. but such a dinner as a small tradesman's fam ilv would have-is .ncomparably su. perior to the plain roast dinner.
 There would be, first of all few relishes, according to the season of the year. Radishes, ice cold. sardines, olives, caviar Just little of each with which to awaken the appetite, then the soup to excite gently the liquids of the throat and stomach, then little entree-usually bit of fish with it's appropriate vegetable. or handful of vegetables favored with meat sauce. Then, and not till then, does the chief course appear.
 It may be a roast. or game, or chicken, or chops, but in no case will 1t be anything which is not in har- mony with the previous courses and it will be eaten in moderation, for the edge of the diners appetite will have been dulled by the lighter foods which have preceded it. With 1t comes the salad-varied throughout the year by all the possible changes of the sea son, and never, never by any possi- bility will it be such a dreadful green hybrid as the romaine, strawberry and green pepper thing. After the salad there will be fruit or mellow cheese, and then coffee. It will take two hours to eat such dinner, but it will take only half what the typical American dinner costs to pay for it, and there will be no indigestion aft erward, no matter of what the din ner Is omposed.-Princess Hassan in an Interview by Louise Rice in the Delineator.
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-23
curiM Weed.

Wood has contagious diseases! \ stick of wood in . lumber yard may b. sick and infect other timbers. which later may develop the disease when they are supporting weights in . new building. Some of the diseases are % contagious that in . building they will jump several feet across masonry or brick to some stick of healthy wood Cures were recently discussed by the American Society of Mechanical In giAeers.
 Most of the diseases gro varieties ol dry rot caused by . fungus, and most o6 tho varieties of dry rot fungus caA' not stand heat much over 100 degrees: % tho most likely euro is to close . building up tight, if any beams are in- fected, and heat 1t up to no or 14o ds' grees. Even this is net always suo- cessful, for ends of beans ars buEle1 i1 tAe oater brick walls aAA the heaa may not reach them.-oaturday Cvo' 1tng Post.
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-23
MT. and Mrs. Hurley Entertain. Special to Independent.

MT. and Mrs. Hurley Entertain. Special to Independent.
 Diaz, Feb. 21.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Hurley entertained a number of their young friends at a dancing party Friday even- ing and it will long be remember ] ed by all who were present. The large parlor of their beau tiful home was thrown open, to the guests, who enjoyed them selves until a late hour. A color ed orchestra from Batesville furnished the music.
 The invited guests on this oc- casion were: MT. and Mrs. Os- car Roberts, MT. and Mrs. Crom- we'll West, Mrs. Andy West, Mrs. J. E. Lane, Misses Pansy Lane, Roberta Hurley and Eliz- abeth Lane; Messrs. John Bar ham, c. c. Shelton, w. T. Moy- CT and George Young.
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-23
Candidate For Constable.

The Independent takes pleas ure in announcing the candidacy of R. L. Randy for constable of Bird township. He is a capa- ble young man, who has had ex- perience as an officer, having served as deputy constable two years under A. M. Ballew and three years as a deputy sheriff under his father. If elected, we are sure that he will make an efficient officer, prompt in the discharge of his duty.
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-23
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IN SOCIETY.
Entertains Senior Class.

The Senior Class of 1914 were royalty entertained at din- ner Friday evening by Wylie McMinn, a popular member of the class, whose hospitality was certainly enjoyed by the fine lot Of girls and boys composing the class.
 The dinner table presented a most exquisite appearance in the decorations of green and white, the pretty class colors. A cen ter vase of white carnations and green candles with white shades formed a beautiful setting for the serving of a delicious six course dinner. The place cards were in green as were the hints on which the names of the mem- bers of the class were written in white.
 The dinner is the beginning of a number of entertainments to be given in honor of the Seniors of this year, but none will outrival in beauty and pleasure the dinner given by this mem- Der.
 Those seated at the table be- sides the hostess and his moth CT, Mrs. J. B. Avera, were Misses Mary Bains, Josephine Deaderick, Willie Overton Mi nor, Rita Whitten, Aline Mosby, Nellie Snetser, Julia Younger, Frances Bailey Kate Williams and Carrie Harris; Messrs. Carl Hirsch, Charles Minor, Will Childers, Walter Stallings, AL len Martin, Albert Bevans, MT. and Mrs. Edgar Williams, Geo. A. Hillhouse and Miss Thadees Kinman.
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-23
Smallpox and Measles.

Van Walton, who runs a street stand and lives at corner of Second and Vine, has been quarantined as a result of small pox.
 There are also several cases of measles in the Snyder and Hess families near the sewer pump station which have been isolated by County Health Officer Dr. E. L. Watson.
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-23
say, Ants Do Not e-opssatA

II. Cornstx, . praotised observse q insect life. asserts that ants know nothing of cooperation in thsir socia| Mo. In proof he cites an expenmeut which any one eaA repeat O6er az ant . piece of cheese shaped Ike shuttle; 1t sei1ss the tip. turns | about and starts dragging 1t in the dS Tsetion of its nest. Other ants aSsiv> and seise the cheese by its sides. rl continues to advance. but moro slowly There is no united effort: eaeA anS 1s trying to turn tho cTumb of eheeo> aroand. If we chase oR the ants oc the right the cheese will turn to the right for the other ants are pushing 1t. Chase oil those on the Left and | turns to the left for the same reason Chase off the one that is pulling 1t and 1t stands still. for the anu on each slo< eounteract each other.
 M. Cornetz holds this proof that each ant Is acting for himself alone.
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-23
China "caIled" Livingstone.

It is not generally known that Ltv ingstone originally had the intention of devoting himself to the work of "a pioneer of Christianity in China" Il was as such that he offered himself to the London Missionary society in 1887, but when he had received his diploma from the faculty of physicians and surgeons in 1S40. he found China closed to him, as Great Britain was then at war with the country. It was his meeting with Mof.at, who had TO gently returned from South Africa that led his steps to the Dark Con43 uenk
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-23
Du~tlnQ Thoroughly resteA

In very truth . modern bcttl>s1dl doss, in modern phrasing. carry sonal bunting. About slSo.ooo is spent h9 the United States navy for nASs ooo4 year. Every cass of bunting eosts ~ government $b6o: every roll eos 111.1B. The bunting comes from An9 sachussktA Dvsry pseoe is suh1ooeo1 to the most severe tesl n mo1o weigh Ave pounds to svssy eor2 yasd1 end stand tho weight tsst e( oevGn1 pounds to two sQuaSs iaches. h 4 stoeDed in sak water toe s1x houlU and then szposed to tho sGn tor e11 same pss3od oe time. II aeees eAao t3oatment it continues % bo eu1tmo e . distinsuishabls eolos \ . - naunaed 01 fn1 eefvSoo.
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-23
Safety hp Friendshlp.

An intimate friendship is at once . safeguard in recreation and social snjoymont, for man thinks twice be. fore fe plunges into surroundings which As knows his best friend would oondem a. It is . stimulus. because in work or business, or oven play. . man Soes not willingly lag behind while the friend Is forging ahead. In common sndeavdrs for good causes. religious or socia or political. frtend- ship is a powerful indacemsnt 10 sel& eorget -ng activity.
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-23
Naturally PPinhNeNo6.

Dseaysd and fansoid wood . a
 fox nro." On one occasion eome e his vas used for camp nre. aAA many of the broken fragments wess scattsrsd over the ground whore sAe men were sleeping. The dre died oue during the night and one of the paru awoke, and in his fright woke tha rest. who were equally terrified. bs lisving that they were lying anooS uyo coalS.