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ger ssEf ttlls AM er3on sisIs
o. Wins
5-s5ls ..5i..,..S....s e -.

-.
s tss::ss pilE of tile3nInst poljli.
a'9es 0f ilss tipd In { ias d n, has
clpsod rs an0rs. Iidrew iSina. Jaying
spted the pnslt ion pf ma Cd ;,5f
thu 81 Gu b. is Tie 1aaessn l.ll.sl
eiif5 s. now 6il spllltnsrs sfeet
llllt On on hsinFa lllae Wi Sbe iina
tE!2lsT y m no lI1uS0lllF neSg siks
Homo q the. prne OF slRrpe and
Mol ltifiie tfeetii &. q 81 q ,sl.
Isis he fseH mana zer. OF J y tx
enc oss be bess lseaWn eIsih men III
useletl It'll the icE x club In IS tignstaI
Ga. an no Tor niaf could has !.
bcen selected by tiie .I1l9s for lie Do-
sselea King assume Char e last
IS 4. q g Z,
fw homo n !: M II i it5y. ssiiss D
soss fe.iiiks WI ba.as eDiIsp IDS Z ytss..
eEespect 4 II my q mn IN isa
III ~ t5ttyt sE 81 II Isnsls nssilez.S.t
|InAyesy COO ihelud Inc It's tss. sifisI
| ylIIts 20 ~ cEelit TO 81 soTi, q s1Tssie
aE aosris syiil ne ceri ana atalis
lalls y yivc rs ,9,f-
9laA basele The u ttii:e Statt
Asf0s 5ss s5Esi,e y r "a;
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Ie1iaEns sefnE C,al;iFIlsId Iianse. : ! = J,

ksreenyiIie s. c., April 10. lis
body Of Eebhn s.. DfapeF, former gly.
EeEofior OF lldassachn setts, late Y 81;
Was PLACED ailoafd a special Il at..
Itacfe to- a. re eiiiay train TOR I3ostoll
Mr4 Dfa 9yyas bS ia eafs old. died
IInsres xgsteEday from ltaraE Eysiss which
alta ca him Tresday Ig z I Iie, gas
Ieii slIig KAY 70. fobednie. eilIs
llD:nes from i visit tn FiSFiaa assi
Cuba. i.5
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:. 81 s a pEi s{Ia cream
isianl % ard s 9 lIsslg
fcait ing g q 81 d =, y n rel
ieFsI n q ssta IlaRe er alS 4
a fleilll ltifkl iss;SIii
se6iene isJs 5n q sls sl
callse iey l5nIa ftlSf jSd
g, esI.s y - Ear sss Is lats,s
ilypee t6fs ~ tic 4 ~ eSii tftFa r.
.atfIaeil e. ,e fiis s6sse : 81 = 4 i g
tliFekE -of lcS u aie hiistss t,ils 9
iiicsi 5ss iInt cctiis sil 10
tie q t8eIi bliffes' n I.
AZ ai5fk & "a, 4 80 NJ
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yS,aTl siii
tllls a sss2 ats.,s5
) "a ESS COL s1EGE
flllstfn s. sss IS SIS EoII 70 has
pro grcSs f6S u
& s. md Isl the oI Sc
and be1t BdsInets GOiIeae
An South ru e has tlieSdlakinat
~ ton az the. s sa.s:ss ~, best
sfsefl or u tss71; Ming 10 la
! sfoiiIi lnr6 /, 81 6 nil iilis 8 ia
ttasisate iege aTe a
tho tiipfQis
&c seeI isge
stee slip ld INT pos issss6ls. 1T
- To- s 5000
xeafs VI Il no now ~
for liis tiIstea afe
eseii 81 han ssrer1 Il5 "a "a Ia
VIII be- veil Tor sjnps xhalg la
EsiIus4 t,ilE young "a rFl q 20 The
Efaphger OF tslts d 90 linnnefiStel
and set the ca lle alef. lsilss son
a ~ ~ i luSiileHs
fEainiflg eQii Sc u, IA & npb jicu Taaii
not slaEs IA Ea q sellpOl Ia
attend RE. aFe
e1 in - Z =
@ t.a . NESS PISS
ss Il H. pRf-
i Alcti lar and 80 tnr 3 q lneiIt viii te
aita ceesaftco psIss complied
with M
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.D 0 Ss Is S 90 4,
Is

t
ianta. hpfil withdraw
qs ~. g. Vefeeiiy 81 ouitfis from siiSt
eSssroris race. Fe66ff. fia.ai
8IE ~ 'i16I would
Esolilee ofsl, were 4 iie OFT inter.
atiEg sIts edrgia poll.
siSs! ;n SIle iof me
most oilllnsTlt Ia i ~ isfzent
OF 2 sssiss siepEI as o1ncesi thai he
ieays. hts s,1sIn iiateFsats tos eTS e e
~ Bi66E paIi teal night, such as5 q
sItr9tlsised In tilit year.
S.sss llsle z .it splei in lie
siyOtild not become q. aiitiidata ta foFS Gay.
sseFh9R at the Same stpe. ile aaitii Ite dia
not yggIat 70 faiI to- he ishi,En
Etlia ht Is espig tlye of ltlls
-etfofts his I, 81 % iha Se a. S..
ed his ir1s for stfat Iliii 81 Iieu.
sssose Nsissesii
ectcni IS ssDeal lsets snf fta houss w
eEesent been IN
ll6iise md Senate. sssls Il nbfonIileni
citizen oe IaIaeoDls sssoiIil 81. &
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yesterday Tor ieeFation of the sto-
mach con daaes satisfactory. A bplle-
st;nf issued fy the surgeons In attend
ai1se this 9enlng ss&ted hat the king
vas suffering less pain and that hs
ilsa telen sufficient nourlehment dar-
Ing the day. Z
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3 81 c5a g q 20 3 o q u . llol 8 q
3 "a
sIRs sss snlgAIik

~ sssS - ~ s--ss, - s.s ~ Z b x 3
I2le health of c9niraamity. u
very good &c iflis HPifing. M +, y
The faTTlsTs are SET .I,slliEsi Il III
tbeis EQel on account sof the cohtlhs
We agree IN the six and Twerity
writer in fsgafa To- tlje iisbensary
9lleetioIs "a ls tue hest
sgay 10 liandie syki iskSys Today ever
half tqf the aaf) SIS Z aeiiisig yllfiSk-
eys No one is gettIne one cent pf pro-
fit from IL we iIa5l a u pehsary
VIC ebhld Keep that money In our own
county where II is 80 lltlcl Fnseded to
help etsz schools. and pnhlic roads
stead Of going 10 btheH IS 8 4s, .s ! !
We heard "a nge whistle !iaezsfi
the road the other day. TIiihking 1t
sxas AM engine on the. Ard On aud
Isaslsy Eailroa6 nc; went lrtinnIng TO
.Eeesit pass, bat hold 10 was not any
thntg hllt Coca tTnciS. & RI
Miss Minnie Tucker ted Misses
isiE9 aud Matte webb Saturday ana
Sunday. 8
ilp. teach her iof our school rs ding
70 e. give an sg hunt Easter.
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iiugtl 81 Yfeflar s,f ii,lallla4

New York April ISiia.
tIsE an ftngaeys ): once as deiated
WI esteess a n shtr. He'd
aslitr7el tDll It'll Il reyol liver. 4 let
dfeesed to- his s,til Is ,siliIas aE
siiiiaaci lies made his life no
lolifet worth 3lififi Il IS
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80 Clasn nalIA.

PsiiladeI Iphia, Pa, 3Snrll Il q. sfiners
.-4Bitnminens coal operators repre-
seating E5 par cent, lU9 Central eenn-
spyiya tq 81 decided = lly q vote OF
80 % % 0ssoEe their mines sending
thu sianiag e5 atnew wage az efnsnt
with their eliployes.
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A.


In Eiiss i1Sz.t - -: :.
lEgyip SshsTs ago, ana ag /, fwo yetrs
gsgn s.ot elected me Eieutnnint Gov.
eEaei pf our State Ny nfOfrise was
| To sniaif tain lIe IL I'll sstan ndards az INV.
aeeesaora In ptIlee, md by! no word
pr! deed brints dis Siedit to 5aoga g,iio;
Ikcptgg 81 5
IA am now cardidat ;S5t s;ayerIiIIr.
ann asl a c0pt tinla aIitn of =
ls5asn an q SntTrase A IN Il 8orthYfok si,p.
liltps5 5oJI 4 e az s,e
salg be- safe iil my haBsis sEati
llicreigi In EiGf, d piatIoFIr. i "A ssers
& ititsli' q cliarac fer tsSst
aicate his u Qsias s asi1s s.;i,
ttsstc dolag IS 10 y re
e'sens 81 d lil1 lie liz
l.izaEis N K ~ 10 fsfe
sSlIlt IS 5ree ion of 4
seFcd tilefl Dol am tisH Si4
9a g eYl5I q "a II 5tu ,ouTs
iTsls. llst IecssJfI. !.
Ion sc pour lshes and
felsh Tee Iprs iss
lass ecollsllIl oyefil.S
psepie,s nlnaey: 10 aDpreDgiet4:
! ion bey6id tbs sta s. income. No In
i.crcer61 fa.~St Ion. t.scotf as t1iyfis.
lfo@nghips or epdblIe yjolo sle eIai l;.,
/ Eyies for schools or local j5ccogsiiies ii
Ehl,sinpss system j bat " III ire anp-
expenditure or appf6pria5
II a;SSor. u tlat tsgcFcept fase sneer
fare ~ our raj iIEedd sXs ems and ne
fRssesA-s - sst.s,s
! iI3sseFaIlaa 81 ssiapR red Hd J.
+ s. tltld
= share i'm tho prosperity tllal:
iiesf come te this - Hrsl giki not, ms
inublIe seFY lea coFpo ions, 5ilcSg n
pr0per arprec lon Dbit itent son Z TO
the source of fil cir Z ificQt
favor the SUI siei BY the 1sczJsy,
tlature to voters nl, the sstS az the
Edllest on az Ss1pt The IL Of 81
log sgt thin afs sJ0rdefB. & Iliaiiii- =
f1Id " 3isn 5SFonid q i re the henefi Is OF.
the sFIlba law upitgt public morals.
/ 5Hn 56fSie5 lQiiif pros fity, 81 2
favor leEis ION That ere Ray
h ii=- ii5,iJr
IJnaIl foF siaiatinn OF the cF FlinI-aI slnsg g:3
Z i0g NE same % gsiiseS 30 d ikihIi DaylH a.
! iltte tllISi ig ine md he Foe& ,fr6a
and 6fheT, of iiiRl4st tfy!
IpeniIs satlht & .ss - ,s
advocate pr0paE let ii Hon TO SEE.
EcEf6 Bones aud ON III !.
hut am Ifosed 70 81 tly auEls feat tl6is
| fhas m aeFprtve m lib bnest whi ite man
:ssOf the rIglit Of bali &. 8
heiieFs in m ednc ted, ej ips
land III placing ad squat n faciiisi les
~ 3 - tie: q -.
J1,gT Et11FHSY = EI7] F0lIfpuEsI Oh OF
1zss.s= ~
ily lislil saisg ~ jii
Ebte or leg lon 81 tEl S0f eDfapllES
!! !6ngsy elllicg or IN & Should e. isenz
\ pie so det1a "a after 4 lls s7a eintss -
Etlie lisl To- tls giis
! 4; leae as d of arDg0iHy &sl3
liJislslTe . IN q linn 81 siacJlt
/ and 50 ciEl segisl q tic1s ri q 4 Geheflsl
1 seln 40 fins sIisss lse lfc s
t5otet 10 Etteia oi Sl te.ls 90 tkil eos'-
Believe ess 10 a aositti
be wen ssis Gem ;slia sff .t
os n fake for ia q ef3Etks. 81 Zfni..
/ Itdfai Gsili iiidl dlEi5tsial seiiI;css 6
l ii oiif public sehool
stand loyal 50 8 s sieli
lneaiis gos anlent all tlle people
iard not gopes ,af llislay ls5 sss,6i
Faisf fniShfl
,l s. AZ sAkfT q 4zEa1
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~ aing t9ss April IO. -Seeretasy
t!sys are planning to leave
T'nesilay for an. iEdeilntso
H iilalE tor place An sfiaIni.
tsasl since his felent I'M.
aasa SIS eak ana has Is bee,l n i
yised 70 ge sonta Cor a complete resi-.
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sistSd ihst sIntl de club asi,f md
spiayer htd agrs % & Ia - 3 az
fEsanass3et thes edeEai lsaglie must
ii1sp llaHsis OF !, 81 s;
stlef ftlrt u pro eteii would
DO tnstItatet q. Is ssl Itfess
whom the sersi court Grand Rap
Ids. Mich O. TO eni0in.
from playifg y ed s9y bgsskball team
0thas than tl1es IFSd!
ward ~ estes general aauhsaI for
5fs1ss srat ieRgil e could net ay ssus
,uig teca atise lie had moi ed tclpor@
tuiity 20 r0htiiIts liis assistants.
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VII ises5l =,

sneetSu o. 1.,ls April d
+ Palmer Sted fiiiis gas Oslesai-
eepteii by the board i'd US
US : iiticet t1Hs IJnig 0rsity t0is ia
slllEa ~ sess 4 tlbDiit .Os psoIle.
The liinn lea cost IS Is iIi.e
given by Palmer rs sof sse. n,
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'Challeaton News and GaarieT-s9ge
wenId Ike to point etit4 to Mr. Hearst
that ibis On l0yes are not loyal to him
In ;his csts agRInst the EnglIsll.
3Tlley asstaa use the EngIisf LAM,
.guage ID printing his newspaper.
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'IlFgheF IiisIiI IIite Segg IISYslI. =

INT tIlef. Ilife .NesS lfaSi.
saing &Ilfjl EspftiIcr ia-
,sltlifE into 4lie fllanaiai 6be IONS sc
i EeN. Haven asl Hart
R0rIl Ifat mn q q adntiaistras
ton os foEfAer PReaE ant 2llef fies s.
alien u ! be heaisli t3nioFfpTf ~ fiie
iatersta ccIelliar CONN mr..
lard "a ailreag il en- bai,iiers ,iaye
ibeeS and sgIil 30 present
when the session pens
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q lls, q li|il y ! 81. ::
ailE easi 8 ~
.eek . { Ii fS
- BY 4 6ii
shgil = s. ile le9&s So
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Little Mary Hiekfard has done it
again. AfphTeptiy not satiHfieti with
her triunphs In s1n The Bishops Car.
rlage'' ana ;'gaatice.s' witch rank
among the foremost, Fgmous Players
iBeatuFes. slSts charming little iady's
work IN Adrifts, IS now ulink-
ing that hpissuse Il sensation s Il
What may be one OF the seasons
test sellers Is Sthe series az f!:as
fakelig In 81, parts of tie world hs the
5tdqying bsseballi players and which
are handled BY d company known MS
ssIle World Tour company. New York.
Forty thousand feet IN an were plipso-
gtaph4d. These fosEy reel i have BEEN
t1lt down to 5000 feet ana put In de-
Birsbls form, !. /; 3 Il s5ts I'D:
f 3, y 80 80 \ -
The EaiyersRi,s new speci6i feature.
amsotis 80 six parts, st a very tiiie
;pEcdhetioa. seeiit ifi you can.
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iie sGfnpnt we hate Ia
aee eerastc sdltors and legislatafs
,lstlllscEib ibigs 90 thbse uIdemheratie
sdouteiEes thai tho king can do no
wrong and that the kings wish should
'lbe law: %
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Anderson INTEL sltgeneer John Isind's
ealnpaiEh az eilehcei having besn In
eeetiya; why moi gYade ATexie1 with a
che tltagglia bata Hon, Colonel Bryan
.coIbmRp6 6ialg. 3
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Is stIlssgi.l IL. J

8 & @ ttIlasell
kets win be closed s0Ia0fFow Good
il3Elday and Ehe 1lyeFpo po1IS London,
fatia{ aud Herl Tia exs shatigss tomorrow,
s;alugdaS aad AI0pdsy S; 8 q
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icl.s As.Eil
a, ,7is1sl = = go d -
81 s 8 &. tss. & ail
sd 6is IS
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I'D sibe 40
Joint 81 Ia 3sIl Il
TOT Sen IS pigia term;
ol..sf tIless sgI III - held sgitIIs
os.t d sifss his seios
ILksis net tlie
q ~ sEiaa
.bI;l aYeSl % sEl 3! .s
Alssfa geIsens Tor
ssill lipraJ s;sial tiIeaa Il
aalla s',Iaatd tho enrerhSr t5a6. of
81 3 st lII fiiitliis a
9Rfse 1linll ,assl
sss!.sss the com
= al fines n EF51I9 EC1mnaufir
trat Ions 20 D. q ieiil tllis esrl 81.
stuslc Win tllel i6y means of perz
soslal 01EraRne neltde depee, n = q IL -
]; 3: he ge IA can besof
islage To % q hislsslf
,h plpg ne his. II ar 81 iii en-
s;iIlg to ksgp II tllssr, i
'sIlLll e sIlc Earnisrs feel tlila way about
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j ng
g TIE ysoaf 81 dss s.
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ii slsa 81 - IS s.s.ssi /,
ne might 1000.
y saisf 81 to z ~
,esil 81 Il s If;ls
efi ~ cough or eel s.
90 sa as Z. ~ s. 81
ssiii DO 20 4 q 4 s 81 4.
ten n g =, = 8
Sc Noff1 f13ulde ropnfs I. 1 80
giA essr spsalf 81 f s.
--'St : lt,iss fE'I n tor h 81
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!. sSefyberf5 sioat OF stiia Rbs
2 n,ttls scaH seas ttsfs Sra 5caekiing t,l &
the cisceFatic part Id
s;sslIln iilsStlse leg tolls exemption
bilt no split. rho BIN
ifis Ho political one. 4
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0ft News. Va. sbFii "a; n.
isslia ktheletIss YauniEa1is s:
NeMtort News RlFEs1ia IgaEae) q. x
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Nhp esl So opegA
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@
u pill e iu1i lnr B ~ 4.
d lsf-
tssi lIaifti e s & I, 3. Sii. /.
q We b
on III & "a
es g 4 ags llle
Ill / B vi Il S t a csif
ia i
ljis TOR S i6Fs zoe
slySIys fIes
Y, % q ~ ,5 )
iii ii fiiass q sses =
Ior tx
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Rock mn The Abbeyllls
OF ,Tirzah hes los Tlsuncet for rail-
road no not !: become
ients BorAIy. itjnoie j ms
sEEli6', was in fsIii i a few Tisys AGO
and told etlat ne wDnid.
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SpSftA Anbnr geFald -tfilis winter
reHi ihis on el less two girl Schntss
say Why tipesn't 1T ret.
tllEongh and slsaEG 9s. a 81
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.. gsSi ike detective stories ON the
81 cen see Ihe Three Scratch
G. ~ one of fthe new two reel Es,
sanay a. ms, reieRse Mareh}27.
; 4 = l5s,. & - - s. iff sis' ~.
No body OF. sTIaen yael feaysf 30 great
yidnrlnfS the eiyiI war aIoERan's
Eslaars. Led by John I3uatly M9rlyAng
sole of the greatest cavalry leaderg
,tiie world has ever known: tnts!s In
strepid sfer6s spread deatts Syastai
;fson throngAent the linion spoftlon OF
eRttlrk The lactitities 6f this ddile5
Sing bard, aFe shnWn 10 the new sc
ffaFt aIesns spTod The Chest or
fortune =, d 5aarg1erita ,6ustet takes II
principal past
a he sGanf lefs, ?, d eeHsa 81 Ional but
absolutely Realistic sim Of ! slIRe anli
deeds OF gIin men, now Being shpssiis
cbis continental $satute Isl ip four
reels 2. 6., "a Z. 7
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BtG lsRAgUg ,GaBsgs

Richmond, Va. April &c. lieiinaosii
sipH York lSacoad team 10.
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.tSYY &EHgFHFfR 2. 2. y . 9 Si
III bRdaji, AtiSfI 10
zfeas n 4 q ssafne !.
Is leS y 81 lSnts ne 8 H.
tor -, : l,1s4;,s -
lilIsS sii0k II iift geo fse to 3
g he ~ leasi IN
iexssscatsil ieiahelf sliazl q il0spis
EEL.
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! a IA "a kpf.i1 4 ffe TIeils0if
Cell az Is siss.I af6l I'M ffS.
day eel ITO efCer uiiiyefi ftx
nine III q ten fnnIlg = to 5:
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EGE SIs SD ALL

laniic M ss, sApFfI 10. CO.
lgInht Un.geEatt ,UntsersIty or.
saatnssteHhih s. ~ ..s,;
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stanburg, IS. C.. Aprii Ia
g { otfeTa
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- ~ IA1IlEs Il he OF
nQsEagef siIis n iilr died sFh stfe-
YtIaS ah laInazns triyed here tdfight.
ssses x; sfoi { ne 81 4 s.
tlIrollel etii tined ~ 81 sfeF5ss,
ife hItstlred tliaataand ! b parHeils stSsa
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The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-19
LILIES OF THE BIBLE.

They Are Wind Flowers, as No True
 Lilies Grew In the Holy Land.
 It is a common belief, even among well informed people, that the word lilly" as used in the sacred text means a real lily in the modern sense of the word. This, however, is not the case. No real lily grows or ever grew with in tbe confines of the Holy Land. The white lily Lilium candidum), which is often mistaken for the plant of Scrip ture, is not a native of Palestine, nor can it be made to grow there, even in cultivation, without great care.
 It is commonly conceded that the plant Christ saw about him during the Sermon on the Mount was the same plant which in early spring is still found in great abundance in the val leys of that country-namely, the ori- eutal wind flower (AnemOne coronaria). The tint of irs blossoms is from blood red to crimson. and it is called wind flower. not, as commonly supposed. be- cause the slender stemmed blossoms sway in the breeze, but because the hairy seeds of some species are carried and Dropagated by the wind.
 The fact that Christ used the word lilly" when a wind flower or anemone was meant need not surprise us, for the word was used as the people of his day used it. And all the ancient peo- nlcs. even the Greeks, employed the word lilium or lirion or krinon when referring to any plant with a cuplike flower Even today. when scientists sneak of common plants, they mention "water lilies" 'Iilies of the valley etc. although they know full well that these plants are not real lilies nor even closely related to them.-Balti- more American.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-19
HANDICAPPED.
This is the Case With Many Alas
 kan People.

Too many Alaskan citizens are handicapped with bad backs. The uuceasiug pain causes constant mis- cry, making work a burden and stoop ing or lifting an impossibility. The back aches at night, preventing re freshing rest and in the morning is stir ar6 lame. Plasters and lini- meuts may give relief but cannot reach the cause il tte kidneys are weak. To eliminate the pains and aches Oc kidney bach--Ee 5Ju must cure the kidneys.
 DOau's kidney Pills are for dis ordered kidneys.
 The following statement should convince every Alaskan reader of their efficiency.
 Mrs. g. F. Rainwatr, 1227 E. va ter St., Albany, Ore, says: q am always willing to speak Q good word for Deans Kidney Pills in return fo the benefit they brought me after other medicines and doctors treat ment hla failed. l could get no sleep and in the morning was all tir ed out. Doan's Kidney Pills made a cure. Since then when I have had slight attacks of the old trouble, I have taken Doan's Kidney Pills. They have always given the best re- suits"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-3Iilburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Uni ted States.
 Remember the name-Doan's- and take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-19
INFORMATION WANTED.

Inquiry has been received at the Governors office as to the where abouts of George Hayelock Yelling ton Foy, probably called Hal" by his friends, who is 5 it. in, in height, dark hair and eyes, fresh complication and 2S years old. FOy came to America from Ireland about two years ago and was last heard from at Honolulu, Hawaii, in Octo- bcr, 1912. Has. been in Mexico, Hawaii, Sandwich Islands, Peru and it is presumed he came to Alaska on a prospecting trip. Father and mother in Ireland are very anxious to hear from him.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-19
srookfeId Wrote With Either Hand,

Broo<fieId Wrote With Either Hand'
 Among the many accomplishments possessed by Charles Brookfeid was the exceedingly useful art of being able to write with either hand. This he owed to the early training of his mother. who when the future dramatic censor was baby fell a victim to writers cramp. She thereuDon learn ed to write with the left hand and soon became proficient In 1864 Mrs. Brook field published her first novel, which she claimed to have written through out with her left hand. As soon as her children could use a pen they were taught to hold it in either hand indit- forently. and this early training served Charles BrookfeId in good stead when he became a prolific autbor.-London Graphic.