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United labor bulletin., 1914-01-24
TOLD IN A
FEW LINES

F. r. Bishop, former advertising So
licitor ON The Bulletin staff, has gone
to Dallas. Texas, to engage in news
paper work.
In spite of all the free advertising
given September Morn" We have as
yet failed to discover what brand of
soap she uses.
President John McLennan of District
10. U. NJ. w, left this week for In
dianapolis to attend the national con-
vention of miners.
The Globe Express Company offers
labor organizations safe and sure
way to transmit money by its mod
ern and convenient system. Investi-
gate it
acquired wife are to return to Denver
SUNDAY and will be rendered an in
formal homecoming banquet at the
Savoy hotel Tuesday night.
Harvey a. Hanks of Electrical Work
ers' Union No. 6s has been elected sec
retary Of the Federated Shop EN-
plcyes Of the Denver & Rio Grande
railway system.
John Brown OF the United Mine
Workers general organizing staff went
to Pueblo "Wednesday and delivered an
address before the Trades and Labor
Assembly of that city.
Election of officers at tomorrow's
meeting of the Denver Trades and La
Dor Assembly The contests promise
to be lively and large attendance of
delegates is expected.
John r. Lawson is authority for the
statement that more union miners
have been brought TO the tent colonies
by the stork than there have been de-
sertions since the coal strike began.
The United Mine Workers conven-
ton sent to referendum vote a prop
osition to remove headquarters from
Indianapolis, and another to erect an
office building and printing plant in
that city
Stenographers, Bookkeepers, Type
writers and Office Assistants Union
indorsed the semi-monthly payday for
city employees amendment TO city
charter at the regular meeting in the
Club building Tuesday night
Don't fail to attend the meeting at
Auditorium tomorrow night Moving
pictures will be shown of the Calumet
disaster in which ~ lives were sacri
feed in the fight being made upon
union copper miners. Admission II
cents.
Postmaster Sherman 5 Bellesfield
and State License Inspector Melville
E. Fuller OF Pueblo. both former Ia
Dor skates. were in Denver this week
10 visit the stock show. the Trades
Union club and shake the glad hands
OF numerous and sundry friends
After the Painters District Council
and Trades Assembly threatened to
place a ban on the poultry show be
H. ,.-.--a
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-11-04

lican legislative ticket was elected.
J. w. Ferguson, who has earned the
title of "the sage of Churchill lead
the lawmakers contest, with Mayor
George E. Sherman second. Thos.
Dolf, present state senator was de-
feated by a narrow margin by w. A.
Keddie, a contest that was very not
ly contested.
Woman suffrage carried. the vote
being SPA to $40. Amendment NO.
Two, a minor proposal, carrying a
change in the form of Nevada,s Of
ficial oath, carried by a vote OF 4sf
TO ITS, while the proposal to issue
$4,000 of road and bridge bonds
in this county was beaten by vote
of 445 to 42o.
Among the surprises of the. coun-
ty election, may very properly be
mentioned the almost unanimous
endorsement of the voters or the
republican candidates who had pre-
sented themselves. The only demo.
Gratis to survive the avalanche OF
ballots are: A. d, Drumrn and r. "
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-11-04
Ten Cents Copy
THIS STATES GREAT MINES
Nevada's Mineral Production Totals
% Per Cent of the States Value
In Production.

Nevada is essentially a metal
producing state, metallic produtcs
constituting more than 9S per cent
of the total value of the States min
eral output, according to the United
States Geological Survey. Though
Nevada is at present of much less re-
lative importance as a mining state
than it was in the glory days of
the famous Comstock lode, it con-
tinues to rank first in the produc-
tion of silver, which is third among
the mineral products of the state
The most important mineral pro-
duct of Nevada is copper, in the pro-
ductioh of which Nevada ranks fifth
among the States. Gold mining
ranks second among the states min
eral industries. The production of
hopper increased from 36,477.494
pounds in 1912 to 90,693,751
,0pdAds in 1913, but with decline
I'm v0ue from $14,26S,787 to S11,-
05I31. Copper mining is one of
tb new industries of the state. It
did not begin ON an important scale
until 1905, with the development
of tie Ely district in White Pine
county In 1907, prior to the de-
yelopm ent of the Ely district, the
copper production of the state was
less than 100000 pounds, but in
1913 it exceeded 90,000,000 pounds
In sympathy with the general
tendency in the decreased produc-
tion of gold, the output of gold in
Nevada decreased from 650,943 fine
ounces, valued at $13,456,1S0, in
1912, to 570.5S9 fine ounces val
ued at $11,795,130, in 1918. More
than so per cent of the gold pro-
duced in Nevada in 1912 and 1913
came from Tonopah and Goldfield
districts.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-11-04

Hough, candidates for long and
short terms county board of educa-
ton, who will manage the county
high school affairs in the future.
The county results, in the face of
the recent primary registration, give
rise to the statement that many
voters either previously contested
with Baron Manchausen for honors
or were detected into opposing
ranks by peculiar local party condi-
tions.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-11-04
Just Imagine.

Just imagine, dear brother, that
this world is a great, immense home,
with the Creator as our Father and
you feel like loving every human
being regardless of race or nation
ality.
Teach your children the real and
true doctrine of Christ and within
two generations we will have no
more wars-Exchange
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-11-04

One thing especially noticeable
about the war Is the eagerness with
which each side recounts the losses
Of the other.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-11-04
Justice Peace, New River Twp.

Coatney, s. J., Soc, =. ..I23
Jones, T. A., Rep. ,........32S
Steele, w. L., Dem. ........s7
Constable. New River Township
Kaiser, w. F., Ind. ..,..... $50
dollhouse, r. J., Dem. ..,...271
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-11-04

WEATHER BULLETIN
For the week ending Oct. 81, 1914.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-11-04

Concluded on last
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-11-04

VIM. Boyle. of Ye
that Hart had a Leaf
Lyon county with tb
of Mound House
Hull was eliminatf ii
and proved anytf3nI
ent vote getter
In this eountAth
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-11-04

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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-11-12


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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-11-12
DISHES LIKED By ALL
PREPARATIONS Mgvss aaAplE
SUGAR As FOUNDATION.
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tcNrsM sasgce#faa sat- Sme cagsaa
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sAe Meshets MAgazsne.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-11-12
CANDIES 70 FOLLOW FEAST
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-11-12
SEVEN METHODS nF SAVING


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aaa slAuea AegF sreF sguRa me aaAaa aaa
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8. Csaaa rice sAaaAe agwaxs Aa SAVED.
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csssaSstss. maAxa& wasA sxss ana ssass
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q I.assnver vegetables, wAen She
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peaRes sa1s. Aastsr ans ! ssssae ansna
susce end haTmas2 TITO haHA1 III eages
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naaxssa wasA waite saaee Warmed -
aaa sarwasAed nasA parsasy and Aaral
hSasaed ssas Tae sassasses q gcwa asag
he Aoaes or rnMses aacsaa Ae nsass
u naass a0arssAsax aaUn ss&sF al
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eseaN gvssae esakss. gsnxer hrraa sma
hsseasss Il nsax - saAas susa SFa&1s
cAs~ss ev smrm@d ante resrwsax
drink Ag teAag II mm6 wAappanK ii few
&ho~g are nssmases Win an eeN Aaaseg.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-11-12
Reel Ar TING or
TOWN BglART,

AS&Nws n sszss. Aaxs a 81
The Tegr Rsara as ii tie Tesen
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TIE nsnases cf sc aaSs nseessc wsssre
read and aFFssNvs
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tssssa. sssess east aa sAae secsse Hsse ssu4ss
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TsNn Taesk
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-11-12
-. - -.

Take cae peand aa fresh masA
RESINS. peel sasa uss sAe sogs aasy-~~
TIE stems ssay De usea In ssaR Fry
10 . sesscase hE~vn III Sasser. sea-
saRea VITA papHeT ana sat Have
rea6y pair es s~ee hFeaoa shst have
heen raraaSsed aMa haaache9: atce
amG Bsx vim sae zassssssssssesasass Asssssa
haaksks Of coed pastry, sAapfng svs~
patty panss aas sAem Win me mix.
smre, sErsaki8ns . tsgtae grated cAeese
ca TOO AssS pshcAsng "a TIE Aznaas.
Fake Tk MssnNkes. serve en- a anaay
ana E8rnzsA wssA spray Ut fresh
.sess.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-11-12

To Minneapolis and points west:
No, III Might ExprpSSl teaveS l,ssS a.aa>
Ma. q Zenith Spexfal - TN& ara.
4 No. IN Gopher State Ex~
pressl leaves. - ...~~.x.. sra p4sa~
xThis train does lses step at Ss6ov
for passengers, bat takes ays3 delivers
saan. Stops at Bruno aass Sandstone.
To Duluth and the Range:
Mo. Is Might Expressl leaves $50 an
No. 20 .iGcpheF State ES-
pressl leaves -...-.,..,.-,R2.s.S Es-ssa>
X No. 24lZenith SoeeaaA leaves 4 So pm.
Does not sfags ait Assov,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-11-12

9Se eupfaa 81 AESwM s9EsT. vsak as
asas age ere auArseF taaspeonfHl casre.
sasae sF csnmAEnasn. esae-AaIf capsua
gAssfps. sna xagsus sear u4asA, re swa
feasnasmFsss soaa 20 smfag, ssc capfsas
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pxa se8n. FsqsstaAg One and one'
hasf easpssas srswn sagAf, eneash
ssstHr ~ keap from saTmang, lss boa
uneA II shFwWas sssn ssonn. aaA
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sposnsaii 81 wshFyas. Take sreaa seevs
ana segs mszEs NaaFss eaaa. shen spreaa
fyvse ,csaSs.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-11-12
BIG PUBLIC SALE

IS hsass eE Tssve Ssogk As aza gSainss
se sas0xe Ia Manmsasscass. wsaa SEQ at
Rsasasc Aaetspa rae fsssewssg described
property EN-
Wednesday. New. GSsh.
commencing III asa Il eaacR, sasaFp. ca tay
Earsa, s ass8as @assA ard / as54e Npssz al
AS&ey, s Easaes southwest III g9wma.
hs2a - aasQsgsss-.-l avysa xpsy nsAre.
4E xeaEx sd, weight 100, i baY horse
l2 gears aad. asShs lsac / hay AsassE
y years oaa, weSSht 1885, ! sas asaAra {
sears cSs, wsacAx Fgtss ! bay naare IL
years na8. weight Saa.
2z haa& az kaSsAe lie heasa ak eAascs
snsssA cows. II eE wasscA Waaa &c TresA
tAe s-ss part ss sanaass, tAs 0sher saa
IN March 1 Assferss &aA be fresh sa sgse
sspFsags hea4a Ell heifeF sasxess = saeaS
81 steer calves; I gssesea As8s3esn aaaa,
corning Z yesrS CD
5 hea1 eE Hogs.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-11-12

To e8cA a&ae& peAAse take era
saAaesaocasnl saask ar srrmaa an sssssssr
hair saasespoaata7 hHsssr. SAT- ID
sAssA. ras pSsaaees - Ewa. lanesA
~sse ana resseve sMnss sxxaaoa AaA
b3se4r. saat sd ernan. B@as mEsslifs
aagA1 rNsmrH 20 saaN gAeaas Eyraaass
GasAsaa ams get In apsa Ia AsuwA.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-11-12

Take s4shH Tns4as ard 8R FeAr9F
asuas WITH rice csosseS sssa asss NfAes
ceol, Hcoop SHt taYe zsensers ahs sarn
coz 6u To d bkkfns I'M. Fsrush fhan
owpr wsfh rsee evoked srS Aea. Mhan
essl, put IN ssae evea 70 srs~n Asaan.
9fnss. ssoa arss kssa sg Fswfs. MAKING
= rich a8vap. aha pear. sassss hes. aRssa
gise uarU Fsre eases serve ~stM n
thin cssssard sAass.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-11-12
Rsxxss rtsss

Tso axy - sase READERS seFs2 Fsxasfad
posaapes waeh ne saaaas FuAsts pare
and wasas. and an AOar hesaH2 saRsns
rHs the Fsass aaace ma spotssaes In the
san; afser haaf an hemr earn sAem szsa
wAea ansse th&s wfa Dc d Auveay eosdaa
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Father. O'Dea, with many an ejacula-
tory prayer for the repose of her soul,
had hurried off to the other woman,
the Sacred Host close to his breast.
Biddy was buried a few days after,
but Seymour, who was staying at, the
priests house, was not at the Re
QUEEN Mass. He was suffering too in
tensely to pay her memory even that
last tribute.
But the evening of the same day he
crept into the church, and there knelt,
his head buried In his arms. All was
very still and dark, save where the
red lamp glowed in the sanctuary and
gave witness to the Eucharistic Pres
ence, or some feeble candle fiickered
before the altar of Our Lady.
Then the. silver moonlight, which
had shone on the face of her who
now lay buried near, shone through
the stained-glass windows, and as Dick
sadly raised his head, he saw the face
of Mary Immaculate shining through
the darkness. Bowling his head lower
and lower, he realized for the first time
in his life how little it matters what
the world says or does not say, and
with a sob, he cried out with all his
heart and soul to that Star of the sea-
who ever loves to lead erring children
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back to her Divine Son. into the Holy
Catholic Church.
AS a little child he imploreda her
help; and thus another wanderer re-
turned home.
The next day Seymour, leaving be-
hind him note which brought joy
into the heart of the priest, abruptly
left Ballyrae, and set off for London
Towards nine o'clock he was adj
mitted in Park Lane, and the editor
came forward with a bland smile to
meet him. Y
''Why, Seymour, you're transformed!
What's happened to you? Are you in
love at last?"
NO." said Dick, shrinking from the
others jest. But I must ask you to
find another assistant editor immedi-
ately. am shortly to be received
into the Catholic Church."
When Mr.. Tregay had recovered
from his establishment and had found
his voice again, all he could weakly
echo was-"Y You're going ito be re.
ceived into the Catholic Church."
Eyes" said Seymour, and his voice
was husky as he spoke. "To me, as it
has been to thousands of others, it is
the City of Peace
-MorD Harrison In Mount Angel Magazine
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hungry, and l have got no food; they
their hair is in an indescribable con-
dition, and have no combs-what am.
i to do with these people?'
""Do,' said the Ambassador, go
down to the convent of Galatea, and
get "a couple of Sisters of Mercy, they
will put all to rights in a moment
went down to the convent, saw the
Mother Superior and explained the
case, l asked. for two Sisters. She
ordered two Sisters in her presence,
and told them to follow me. These
persons were ladies of refinement and
intellect, cultured French women and
Roman Catholics. l was a. stranger, a
foreigner and a Protestant, and I in
voked their assistance for the benefit
of the Jews. Yet these two women
through the rain without a look, a
whisper, or a sign of hesitation. From
that moment these poor fugitiveS were
saved No one saw the labor of
those Sisters for months but myself,
and they never endeavored to make
single convert. And yet they did
make one convert. 1t is true, they did
not persuade me of the truth of their
religion, but they taught me to be.
lieve in the Sisters of Mercy. That
was the way the Sisters of Mercy
acted, and they always acted alike
They had all taken the holy cross in
the war against misery and sin. They
were signed with the same sacred
symbol and as they worked twenty.
five years ago on the shores of the
Bosphorus they would work tomor
row in the cloisters of the Canon
gate"