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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-08-14
NATIONS TO count 100"

With the horrors of European hardly be-
gun, there is already evidence of a strong impulse
toward future peace. 1t is probably too much to
expect, as many observers do, that this will be the
last great war;, But the gospel of peace has gain
ed sudden and powerful support.
An evidence of this fact is the change of front
in the United States senate. The committee on
foreign relations, which had hung up batch of
Secretary Bryan's peace treaties, has reported
twenty of them favorably. The approval by the
senate, which likely, would do much
to promote new principle in International dis
putes These treaties surpass any international
contracts made in their provision for arbitra-
ton. No matter what may be the couse of dis
pute, there is to be investigation and impartial adj
judicatiou, and, most important of ALL hosti1ities
must not begin for one year.
1t is incredible that even the jealous powers
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-08-14
Nfw$Iz1a Views
GROIN Che
CAPITALss 4RIZoNA
ISSUED by Arizona News Bureau)

Promptly Woodrow
president and ordered the offices at
closed half day Messages sympathy also by the
phoenix
In dsmissng Morre
the
n n Guy immune from suit except on valid contracts Is I'M
nunty char
ereign and be
legislature passed modifying
Judgment paid appropriation
upreme court
proposed county
The county of Miami purely local does not affect the state
as whole
from placing the number and title of the on the ballot
issued of Miami county
will determined fight the people
district
Ths the se of "a Tod "a wear
State the big life their
M fixed war and ever ether contingency that takes human life
securities
be affected permanently
mporary be for the companies
spanish-Anerc
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expected tleastn fifty
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the ' Los lying
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Sas a4 @ M @ @ s T s' s ss 4ass s
ndidate Of p he @ ae y & a n Don
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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-08-14

of Europe would have plunged into the present
titanic struggle if they had taken twelve months
to think it over War is seldom the result of cool
calculation. 1t is preciptated by sudden anger.
The new principle of delay is merely the old
motto for children, "When angry, count 100" 1t
should work even better with nations than with
boys.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-24
MERELY COMMENT

And why wasn't Rev. WINS pinched
for carrying a gun?
Doesn't the no-gun law apply to
revs?
Old John Wanamaker isn't opposed
to labor unions so long as they don't
organize HIS employees.
Any employer is. willing to let labor
unions exist so long as they don't
hit HIM.
Many man don't care darn what
happens so long as it doesn't happen
to HIM.
Gov. GIynn of N. Y. is in our Chi
cago midst today.
He carries his own scenery-Wm.
Ranoften Hearst is included in the
guys suite.
Of course it may be the other way
around-that is, Hearst may be tot
ing the guy along with him.
Anyhow either one of the other has
the other with him, for they are tray
cling to st. Paul side by each.
And besides there is a nice piece
about Glynn in this mornings Hearst
paper.
Thus letting Hearst readers know
that Hearst is travelling along with
the guy. -, -.,.
The circulation of the American
will probably increase today.
For some reason or other the news
papers appear to be determined to
put Aleck Mccormick over again as
president of the county board.
He has turned the G.. O. p. down
for the Bull Moose nomination, and
now the trust press insists the G. o. |
P. must also nominate him.
Which indicates that the trust press
wants to run both parties, and the
Dem. party on the side.
Driving the elephant, bull moose
and donkey in three-hitch will be |
some driving.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-24

"c1lI LOuE14hCOhO I'll NAclI NOesA0s
They prefer government by our
very best families, doncherknow.
HAVOC WROUGHT IN MINERS
DEPUTIES FIGHT-ONE DEAD
Butte, Mont, June 24.-One dead,
one dying, one wounded and a whole
city in terror of outbreaks which may,
cost many lives issituation here fol-
lowing battle between sheriff's depu-
ties and seceders from the Western
Federation of Miners. Practical mar
tial law is in effect, the. police and
sheriff's men being under orders to
shoot to kill at the first sign Of fur
Their trouble.
Chas. H. Meyer, president of the
Western Federation, attempted to
hold a meeting last night in miners
hall to put forth a scheme for peace
between the warning factions of the
union which split when /. w. W. agi-
tators tried to for ma rival union.
Sheriff Driscol and his deputies were
on guard in the hall. Their presence
infamed the secessionists and a mob
started to storm the hall. Then the
deputies fred and Ernest Boye, a by.
stander, fell dead; ]. H. Bruno, one
of Meyers men, was fatally wounded
and Charles Kremer, Los Angeles, a
witness, was hit in the stomach.
Furious at the firing of the depu-
ties, the seeding miners yelled for
dynamite and three explosions tore
the frotn out of miners hall. Meyer
and his friends had escaped by a
rear door. There is a strong prob
ability that Gov. Stewart will order
state troops here. ..-A
100000 ----s-
l.. A BARE NECESSITY
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-24

The latest biouses are extremely
simple in line. Tucks, bands of inser-
ton, frills and rows of hemstitching
are the varieties Of trimming most Ia
Eored.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-24
A BARE NECESSITY

1 would suggest that a mirror be
hung on the third floor for the benefit
of the girls having no wardrobe
Grand Rapids High School Search
light. ..,..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-08
3a@re66roni6,
8eoronete ue6erG6t Der
mi6ti9lten greioniGe
i'm Jo6re 1913
I.

Ee
/. padetpoit Der Ser. @toaten in
SGtisteit geieBt.
2. @eftorben: General 6. ~. See,
8iirgertriegspeteran emit @ouper<
neur bon Wpoming.
8. 9eftige 9tiirme ri9ten in perf@ie,
benen 9etlen Der Ser. @taaten 0erz
piftung an.
@eitorben: Sames 81. Scene, GROCER
6inan3mann unb &enn1portliebz
baber. in Mem Dort; Self Daots,
8unbesfenator, friiber @ouperneur
BOT. Mrtan1as, in 2ittle Sod.
8. @eitorben: Gents @mift, bebeu>
TENDER Mitronom, SO Sabre alt, in
Maratbon, q. 9.
z. @@tffbrud: 9ampfer r@ofeeranS"
f9ettert lei Peaeod Spit, Oregon;
81 ertrtnten.
IL. Geuersbrunft: &iiblfpei@er in
Galsarp. Mlberta. 3erit0rt; @@az
ben MiIionen Dollars.
II. @roBbritannien: %1nterbaus pai<
fiert bic irtf@e r9ome=Rule 8tq"
NIT 40 @ttmmen Mebrbett.
Trantrei9: premiermtniiter @apz
monb potneare gum prdfbenten
erp6blt.
10. @@iffbru9: paNagier<D ampfer
r8erone5e" 1deitert an Der Ri1te
bon 9ortugal; 43 ertrtnten.
@eftorben: Sulta 6. @. Dorr,
9t9terin unb @@rtftiteqertn, 81
Sabre alt, in Mutlanb, 81.
20. pbtlantbroptn unb Miniondrin
!9eler @oulb beiratet s. $. Sbe<
parb in Seem Dort.
@r0bte unb ftdrtite &riegsf@tff Der
3eit, fir 8raiilien gebaut, lduft in
England BON Stapel.
"a. Strict: Polittf4e @erf@m0rung.
Ma3tm gaf9a, Sberbefeblsbaber
Der Mrmee, in Ronftanttnopel er<
morbet, &egterung seftur3t.
25. 8offanfrieg: 8elagerung bon
Som tanttnopel,. tirtt19e Batterte1
er0ffnen Teuer auf 8ulgarer.
26. @@iffbru@: Deuti@e 8artf@tff
rPangant" ftntt Bel 3%uiammenitob
i'm brtttf9en &anal; 26 Der Mannz
f@aft ertrtnten.
30. @robbritannten: 9aus Der 2orbs
perntrft trtf@e r9omez&ule Sin"
nit 1876 9egen SO Sttmmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-08
u pril |.

1. @m. $. Saft, ber friib.re prdii,
bent Der Ser. Staaten, trttt feline
@tenung als profeKor an ber gale
l1niperittGt an.
3. England: @mmeline Panfburit, bic
6ubrertn Der @uffragetten, tpegen
characterization Musf@rettungen
in 2onoon gu bret Sabren @efdng@
mis- berurtetlt.
Ser internutionale 6i1tortferton<
greB trttt in 2onbon 3ufammen.
8. prdibent @ilfon lteft in eigner
perfon etne 8oti@aft Dor benz
&ongreb in gemetnfamer @tbung.
IL. @%eftorben: Sobn 9. 9enberion,
friberer 8unbe5fenator unb Mutor
bes IL. Mmenbements our 8unbesz
berfah ung. in @afbington.
ID. Canada: Sci einem 3ufammen>
fob auf Der Wermont @entralbabn,
in Der NGbe BON ct. 2ambert, tome
men iteben perfonen ums Qeben.
Ia. 8elgien: 100000 belgtf9e Mrbetz
ter f%tretten um bic 8%emiQigung BEG
allgemetnen @oblre9ts gu er3tpin>
gen.
9opit Btus f9per ertrantt.
@%eftprben: @arl 9agenbed. Der Be-
ribmte Sterfollettor unb Mera<
gertebeftBer, Bel @amburg.
Rongreb Der S09ter Der Mmerita>
nif9en @epolution beginrt in
@afbtngton.
is. Acknowledgements bon Spbn pier=
pont Morgar1 in Seem Yorf.
IL. 6ranfret9: Ser Mrmeebouon
r33obiac" plabt in elmer 90be boz,
$50 SUB BEL Motfpzlez@ ranb unb
bier Sffiaiere unb Ger Qe1fer tpn1<
men ums Qeben.
Die &rontbett bes Yapftes erreidt
bic &rtfis unb Der Sob bes Rrar>
ten f4eint unausbleibli@.
18. 6rau @i1iam Cumming StorD
3ur @eneralprdfioentin Der S09ter
Der Mmerifonif4en Mepolution er=
Dd9lI. &
%. 8nlfantrteg: Die tiirtifden Sc
f%tungsmerte bon Sfutari merben
BON ben neutrality-suspicious. Srupz
pen geftirmt. /:
%. 120 @rubenurbeiter in benz @tn<
einnati Roblenbergtperf Bel court.
nep, 3d., burh etne @rubengas.
erploiion get6tet.
@ei1orben: Mrs. Marp Mnr @oo<
per. bos Original BON ,Dtdens'
r2ittIe Dorrit', in 2onbon.
%. Belgten: @rfolglofer Mbf9lub bes
Wob1rehtsftreites. Der 2obnper>
luft Der @treiter tpirb auf $20,.
100000 sef4dbt.
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3

/. @eitorben: Dr. 5beobor BON 9ol<
leben, friberer beutfder 8otf9af<
ter in M%aibtngton. gu Berlin.
8altantrieg: Maffenfttnitano abgez
laufen, bulgartf@e Mrttnerie ntmmt
Bei4nBung BON Mbrtanopel mie<
ber auf.
8. @as 16. Mmenbement our 8unbesz
nerfaHung, pelhes bic Muferlegune
elmer @~tnfommeniteuer eutortftert,
tritt in &raft.
s. 8altantrieg: 8ulgarif9e Sruppen
9reifen bic tiirtif9en Sorts bel
@alltpolt an.
8. @eftorben: Sobn @eorge 8ropn,
beribmter @enremaler (StraBen<
tppen), in Nep Dort.
8. Mertto: Neue &epolutton rnter
Gubrung BON Teltr Dia3.
10. Mus Neu @eelanb mtrb gemet<
bet, baB &apitdn g. s. @eott's
Expedition am %. Mdiir3 1912 ben
@iibpol errei9t babe unb bob fpdi<
ter Scott unb bier ietner 8egleiter
in einem S6neei TURN perungliidt
feien.
Merito:: @affenitiqftanb 5mtf&en
Mnbero's 3rrppen unb ben Nepe=
lutioniiten.
Mufitanb Hreitenber Roblengrdber
bei Mudlom, %. @a.; IL @treiter
unb 4 Poli3iiten get0tet unb &C
Perfonen pernunbet.
ID. @eltorben: Charles Maior, ame>
ritanii@er Nopeaiit.
ID. Mertto prdiibent Mabero, oei<
fen Sruppen gu oefertieren anfan<
gen, ertldrt ft@ berett feline @tel<
lung nieoer3ulegen.
@eftprben!. Sen. @tepart 6. Mpob<
forb, 8eteran pes amerifanif9en
8iirgertrieges unb ameritapi7@er
@efanbter in Maortb beim Musz
bru1 bes fponif9zameritanii@en
&rieges. tn. Sem Dort.
II. @eftorben: Soaquin Mtller, Der
rDt9ter DER @ierras".
10. @eftorten: Sen. George @afbz
ington Cuffs See. Der dltefte @obn
bes perftorbenen Sen. Mobert 6.
Gee.
merito: prdfibent mabero tpirb
rabgebontt" unb Sen. 9ictortano
!9uerto trttt an feline @tele.
Granfreih: Mmtsetnfubrung bes
prdibenten poineare.
10. Merito: @uftap Mabero, Der
8ruber oes abgeiebten prdiioenten.
bon Hepoluttoniften ermorbet.
Sapar: Jeuer in Soto 3erftDrt
mebr als 5000 @ebdube; @erluft
$2,5OO,O00.
%. Merito: Ser abseieBte 9rdiiDent
Mabero unb Der friibere @i3epridi<
fIberrt @uare3 ermorbet.
%. 6eller:: Bel benz 8ronb bes Detpep
!9otelS In Omaha tonr1e1 piele
Menfhen uns 2eben. III
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-08
81 ].

!. S@tffbru@: Der britt4e Dampfer
,galpabps" I9ettert i'm Marmora
Meer nit @erluit BON 200 Men=
f4enleben.
Ser 8ranb Der @erte Der @ulf
@ompreb 60. in .Mrgenta, Seas.
peruria@t einen @erluft BON $780,,
600.
4. Deutf@lanD: Ser o.utf@e 9orp.=
bobootiager r@ 178" fintt bel 9el>
golanb uno II BON Der Mannf4aft
ertrinfen.
Moobrom Wil}on tptrb als Der %.
YrG1ibent Der Ser. @taaten In fetn
Mmt eingetleibet.
6. Die .Miagara", aommobore per=
rps @aiff in Der @@la4t auf benz
@rie.@es in 1913; pom @00sn 0ss
8altqntrieg: Die @riehen erobern
Sanina unb nebmen $4,000 9irten
%gefangen.
z. Dynamite rploiion an 8orD bes
Dampfers plum Chine" i'm 9afen
bon Baltimore; 80 Mfann get0tet,
60 perleBt.
8. Sapan: Teuer in Dotobama rt@tet
100000 @@aben IN.
II. @eitorben: Dr. S. g. Billings,
8urgertriegspeteran, S@riftteQer
unb Btbliotbetar, in Mep Oort.
13. Sin eleftri19er @turm i'm diuber>
iten @iben unb @ubmeiten Der Ser.
Staaten toftet 100 Meni4en bas
2eber.
ID. Das @ebdube nebit Mnlagen bes
@lmtra Selegram brennt nteber nit
einem @erluft bon $350,000.
Is. Sin furbtbarer @@neeiturm tpi@
tet bon S0tnots Bis Morb 9atota.
10. @rie9enlanb: 46nig @eorg in
@aloniti ermorbet.
81. @4nee= unb Mirbelftiirme for>
bern bunbert Menf@enleben in ben
mtttleren unb ben 1ibmeftlt4en
@taaten unb rt9ten mebrere Mil<
lionen Dollars @@aben an.
@rie@enlanb: &6nig &onftanttn
be5teigt ben Shron.
%. @eitorben: Grant g. 8lad. Be-
ribmter &ebtsantpalt unb fruber
@ouperneur bon Mep Sort.
%. Mtrbeliturme forbern mebrere
bunbert Menf@enleben in 9erre
9aute unb Omaha unb rt@ten
f9redli9e 0erbeerungen in Nez
brasfa unb Snbtana an.
Is: @%eitorben: Telbmarf9a1 8isz
count Garnet So1epb Molfelep, ber
beriibmte britif@e General unb
.ftrategi1@e Setter Der Rriege geger1
bic M{9antis, :3ulus unb gegen
Mrabt paf@a, in Mentone.
26. Die ueberf9memmungen in Sbio
errei@en ibren 96bepuntt. Gor<
bern 400 Menf@enleben unb 3erz
ftDrer @tgentum i'm Merte bon
mebr als $3OO,OOO,OOO.
81. 8altontrieg: 'glbrianopel, nit
elmer Befabung BON $1,000 3ur<
ten, fapitultert an bic Bulgaren
unb @erben.
81. @e{torben: Sobn, pterpont Mor<
gan, Der beriibmte amerifantf@e
Ginan3manr, In @om.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-08
New Process
Steam / aundry.
9entt SIR Gtwas bon Cure 8af@e?

Dent SIR Gtwas bpn Cure 8dfde?
8em 70, barn tpirb es ii9 gud LOIS
nen, ni@t auber Ndt al lafen. bab mir
euer gi9entbum bebanoeln, ulS tpdre es
las unierige. 8ir baben bic boljtd,1z
6ig}te ~8ai9anitalt in N%orDtpeften unD
Refern erter &laffe Nrbeit. Bir gez
e1a19en teine @hemifnIen; mir berDerben
baber Cure @a9en ni6t. 8enn Sbr
a1Dnl Grbeit unb bette BebanoImng
te 6ieann oentt an uns. l1nfere Rreiz
ao. n nieDrig ; als fonittpo, uno mir
w. u Cure Samilientpai1e biIiger,
Mbfabt es ielbft tbun f6nnt. grtun6igt
nm mG5eugt gu9. Sir baben Ngen<
~..~rn umliegenben @tdbten.
4on9g1ggRfeDer 9ampfmaidanitalt,
ben, bol gisentbumer.
oas sfre s. ape. e., ct. @Iouo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-08

Cine Mannerfein6in.-
'@iner englt1den Game nnr6e betm
l1m31g Elm Std beidd6igt. Ser &e.
p~rdientort Ser 5pe6itions = @eieQ-
Fdaft fonrte gar m6t ablengner, BOB
sic Eiidbeine beim Eransport 6ge-
broden tparer. sc idier 5uerit, ols
OBJ er gu Ser Mnfidt neige, 6ob Ser
.Tii9 obne iie beiier al1sidbe nnb bob
feline @eienfdaft eigentli@ cine &lei-
,nigfeit fir sic Berbeiferutg in Mn-
re6n11ng bringer1 foQe, aber bie 81
.gentbimerin bes Mobiliars tplrbe TN.
geoul6ig. 9l1fo periudte er's auf an.
6ere &rt.
$50 lit SIR @err @emabl?" fragte
er.
Sd babe feinen!" tpor Die ant'
MORT.
SEQ, bos 1T ido6e," meinte er,
v,merm sic eine1t man1 bddtte1t, oer
.leimte Sbne11 6ie Beirre in 5tpet Mi-
nuter tpie6er nn."
SD fagte Sb1pe1 f4on, t4 babe
feinen," ertpiberte sic Game erbittert,
;"un6 fir ioIb' cine @letnigfeit 1tebn1e
.i9 aud feinenl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-08
@umoriMii6es.

x W. 81
q n3iigIi6 - ga babe id TO-
anmabli6 mirflt@ ben garaen &l1den
aufgegeiiem, ltebe Gpeunoin!"
Saasfrau: uSdo6e, i'd bate ST.
men germ fir SIRE ainoer nod Elm
|Studden mitgegeben!"
8or lant. - @bef: .Donner-
meter no lit benn Ser 2aufburide?
Ser Sunge 1T. ME %, tpenn man i'm
braudt."
Budbalter: vDus miiroe- einmol
elm por5iiglider @oli8ilt mer6en."
Gin Srof #. - rnnfere 2ebrertn
LIT graBlibl Sebt berlangt .iie bon
nns, 6aB tpir bie Mamen Ser %anterifa-
nii@en &rdii6enten auspenoig Ter.
nett"
uDas lit bod nidt.io idlimm. @os
miiroeit gu tnobl erit iagem, menn Oh
lin Merico lebteit?"
@in6ermun6.- r@geimm nod
|ein 5tiid SUDDEN, S6mager," fagte
Die &ausfrau.
n1anfe, i9 babe i9on 5mei Stmd
gebabt> ober er lit 10 gut, 6ab ib nod
elm Stid nebme.~
Sn 6iefem augerblid fdrte Ser
fleine @i1p: r0nfel, bic Manna bat
re6t gebabt, fie fagte idon sorber, 9u
ieieit elm 8ielfrab."
gr fennt aud etnen Gro.
s en-. - 9ebrer: rDie groBen Mar-
ner a1f ser @elt baben 1ebr oft etre
8iffer binter ibrem Mame1, 8. g. &ai-
Ter 8ilbelm l., &aiier @apoleon l.,
@0nig 6rieori9 II. II. I. 10. User fam
mir ionit nod einen nenner?"
Mard)en: nMein 8ruoer, Serr
9ebrer!"
2ebrer pertpunbert): rGetn 8rr.
Ser? @ieio benn?"
vMdrden: Or lit bel sic solbaten
un6 beiBt M1stetier 9ebmann H."
Sci
bemerft Ser @ater, boB fem
3ebnjabriges E0dterden fi@ Die
fdmutigen 5inger@en born ont &leio
obtpii6te, mos 3mar Der &etnlt@tett
ser @dn6e, nidt aber oes @ei6es iebr
%5utrdgli6 lit. st ta6elt Sic 4leine
nno permeiit fie auf bas quite @etfptel
ibres jiingeren S6mefter@ens:
v@1eb NAL mie imaber Srene tbr
&leioden bdlt."
r9tidt mabr, @apa," rief ooro11f
sic @e1n1rte ba5mifden, ui4 pube
meine @Gnbe aber aud am Gii4tu6
lub."
Dasgibt'sni@t.- l1nldngit
iteige id in Elm 6i@t gefiiutes abtbeil
|3. @laife, nn6 laiie, mi@ gema@1i&
nieoer. Na6 einiger 8eit begin1t es
iebr eieentbiimIid 5u rie@en, nno als
i6 Dem @erud nobgebe, ftnoe i@, baB
mein 8is-a-bis in Ser Saide mebrere
ser 10 grter, ober leiber 10 menig
moblriebenoen @dfeiorten unterge-
bradt bot. S@einbar par ibm Der
@eru6 o11@ i6on gu itorf getporben,
6enn plobli6 erbebt er iid nn6 ftedt
Sen @opf gum Geniter binm1s. Sin
gadie, ser reben INN faB, 5og i'm
unianft 5urud, un6 fagte: ~Mee,
gmoeites &drrd}en, 6as gtbf's mid,
MIR mitrieden!"
@ei9ei6ene Srage.- @r
beugte iid p10tli@ Iber ite uno fuBte
iie ol1f Sen Mnn6. uNber &erbert,"
fogte iie idmoae1p6, u6as batte1f gu
ni9t tbler 6iirfen, 6as mar nidt rid
|tig."
orv x> Y.< ~
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@ei9eibene Sroge.- ct
beugte ii6 pIotli@ aber fte nnb hibte
lie oltf ben Mnn6. rMber 6erbert,"
fogte iie 1dmonett6, ubas batteit gu
nidt tblr 6iirfen, bas NOR nidt rid
|tig."
uMb, 6os tbnt mir furdtbar lei6,"
erf1arte er, rm0dteft gu mir aber
lest m@t 3eigen, tnie man eS ridtig
madt?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-08
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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-01-23
ThN8S Que0 mCriOVS

South East Africa. have invented n
sort OF face paste which, when ap-
piled to the human countenance and
allowed 10 dry assumes the appear
ance OF fine. white enamel This
paste when allowed 10 set properly
Is perfectly waterproof and very elas-
Tie as It adjusts itself without crack
ing to the flexing OF the facial mus
cles One coat OF the cosmetic when
expertly applied will retain Its pris-
tine purity for a month or more. Al
though the materials from which the
enamel is compounded are well known
and easily obtainable throughout the
region the art of mixing them is
known only 10 few old women OF
the Macua people. These ingredients
Include certain variety OF white and
very hard wood which, when rubbed
upon block Of pumice stone with q
small amount OF 'ant" OIL produces
waitish mixture which is the base
OF the enamel This mixture must be
put through a number OF secret pro.
cesses before 1t is ready for use.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-01-23
BLRING CLAM OF PACIFIC

The phola, or boring clam OF the
northwest coast, is one OF the most
curious creatures known TO science
Although almost universally known as
the rock oyster" the bivalve is a
member of the clam family and makes
its home in rocks of varying hard.
ness that are covered by the sea ex.
cept at very low tide
The creature begins boring into the
lodges when very minute. using It's
sharp shell as a rasp. The shell Is
replaced by secretions as fast as worn
away. When II penetrates the rock
about six inches, II ceases from its
labors. Its nourishment is obtained
from the infusoria swarming in salt
water. The phola is considered
great delicacy by epicures and is in
demand at the summer resorts along
the coast. In many localities the
clans are blasted from the lodges
with dynamite Lately quite a trade
has developed on Puget sound for the
clans. which are found In great pro.
fusion on the shores OF the inland
sea. They are shipped TO many rail-.
road centers.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-01-23
London Slums,

The approaching demolition of the
notorious Tabard street area reminds
one of the clearing away of another
famous slum-the Rookery of St. Giles
which was pulled down in the forties
for the construction of New Oxford
street 1t largely consisted of lodging
houses where men and women were
accommodated at two pence per night,
and was the resort of thieves and
coiners. Many of the houses were CON
nected together by the roof, yard and
cellar in such a way that the apprehen.
sion Of criminal was an almost i'm
possible task, In some of the pas,
sages traps were set which landed a
determined pursuer into a cellar or
cesspool.-London Chronicle
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-01-23
TESTING PRECIOUS STONES

Can you tell real diamond from
an Imitation? Genuine diamonds can
best be recognized by their hardness
and high reflective power The dia.
mond stays brilliant because 1t Is
hard and limitations become scratch.
ed and dulled by friction. For an
/ experienced eye 1t is not difficult to
decide from the appearance of the
faces whether stone is genuine or
not for those of real diamonds are
seldom so regular as those of fine imi-
| tations. With the latter the greatest
care is taken, In grinding, to smooth
and polish not only the faces, but
also the whole form into such a shape
as to avoid differences in the refiec-
tion, refraction and scattering of the
rays.
In the grinding and polishing of real
brilliants, on the other hand, effort Is
made to keep the original size as near
ly as possible, Gzd some little irregu-
larities in the faces and angles are pre-
ferred to any diminution in weight In
the limitations the superfuity of cheap
material which may be wasted with
out making any difference enables a
perfect counterfeit to be made.
A necessary tool for testing is the
file, which is not able to injure or
scratch real diamond, while on an
imitation 1t quickly makes its mark.
Better than the file is a fragment of
sapphire, because the sapphire is the !
next hardest stone to the diamond. |
Any stone that can be scratched with |
a sapphire is surely no diamond. If
q small drop of water is placed on
the upper face of brilliant and touch .
ed with pointed pencil, the drop will |
keep its rounded form. while the stone
remains clean and dry. If the same
is done to glass imitation, the drop
sPse2ds cut at once diamond
p4onged inc water will be plainly Wis
Ible and will glitter through the LIQUID.
while an imitation stone is almost
Invisible
If a person looks through a dia-
nond, as through a bit of glass. at
/ black dot on a sheet of white paper
me single point will be seen clearly
+ several points appear, or a blur is
een, it is an imitation
The white sapphire, the white topaz,
nd rock crystal are commonly sold as
iamonds, but more often limitations
re made of glass. To recognize these
lass limitations, treatment with acids
J also recommended, which remove
he polish on the faces, while it does
ot affect the diamond, ruby, sapphire
r emerald. However. an imitation
lade of glass yields to the hardness
est, so that chemical test is super
uous