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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-05-16
JOINT THANKSGIVING SERVICES
OF Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
of Twin Cities -

OF Grand United Order Of Odd Fellows
r.. of Twin Cities. +"
Last Sunday was big day in St.
Paul, made so by the annual Joint
Thanksgiving Services of the several
branches of the Grand United Order
of Odd Fellows of the Twin Cities
The services were held at St. James
A. M. E. church, at $500 p. m. The
different branches of the order partici-
pating were: Mars Lodge, 2202; Fred
erick Douglass Lodge, zoos; Household
of Ruth, 553; Household of Ruth, 4671 !;
P. G. M. Council, 1913; st. Paul. Patri-
archy, ia; St. Paul Juveniles, ISL of
st. Paul, and st. Anthony Lodge, 2877;
Household of Ruth IT'S, and P. G.. M.
Council 1856, of Minneapolis.
There was the biggest parade the
order ever had with upward of 400 in
line with J. 3. Johnson grand marshal
The parade started from the court
house, headed by Gordon of mounted
policemen and led by Andersons brass
band and during the march a film Of
moving pictures were taken and the
pictures were shown at the Gaiety, on
Wabasha near Seventh, the latter half
of this week.
The church was packed to- over
flowing and with the brilliant regalias
of the members and the handsome
decorations by Mr. Chas. Miller it was
a scene long to be remembered.
P. G. NJ, S. L. Ransom was master
of ceremonies and.P. G. M, S. E. Hall,
master of reception
The program was quite elaborate
and included: Organ voluntary, Mrs.
B. C. Archer; Coronation" by the
Order; Prayer, Rev. E. H. Mcdonald;
reading by the Order; the
LORDS Prayer" by st. Paul Juveniles;
st. James choir; address, P.
n. G.; R. o. Lee; solo, Mrs. May Black
Mason; paper, M. N. G., Mrs. Geo.
Duckett; solo, Miss Ruth Boyer, ac-l
,ompanist, Mrs. S. E. Hall; address, |
Y. G., w. S. Simmons; solo, Mr.. Claude
Jackson; address, M. N. G., Mrs. !
Charles Wellborne; anthem, st. |
lanes choir; exercises by Juveniles, |
ed by Master Peavy Johnson; sermon,
Rev. H. P. Jones; organ solo, Mr.. R. |
). Strong. A special feature was an |
address by George H. Woodson, Esq,
If Buxton, Iowa, who came to the city |
or this occasion.
A splendid offering was taken, $40
If which was presented to Rev. H. P. !
Jones and SO to the trustees of the |
church. "
Taken altogether it was the most
and successful Thanksgiv- |
ng Services the Order ever had.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-05-16
A SLAVES GRATITUDE.

Shown to Resident of Minneapolis
st. Joseph, Mo-, May 14.-A former
slaves gratitude to a. young woman
who cared for him during critical ill.
ness several years ago, was shown to-
day when the will of James Patton
was filed here. Patton left 1000 in
life insurance, several hundred dol
lars in bank and a house and lot to
Miss Edith Raines, former st. Jo-
seph school teacher, now living in
MINI. s.--. ~ T..
Patton accompanied the Raines FAM
lily when 1t removed from Alabama to
Missouri years ago. When he became
i'll, Miss Raines cared for him. 81
won't forget this kindness, missile"
Patton told the girl. His will re-
vealed that he had remembered.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-05-16
WATCH FOR THE, OPENING.

Mad. Notah Wilson will on Thursday
open a new Beauty Parlor at 563
Charles street, st. Paul, with all the
modern convenience of the down
half what is charged down town. She
town parlors with rates practically
will have the latest electric beauty
lights and electric hair Strengthening
and drying. Will also do facial mas
saying, manicuring and chiropody for
ladies and gentlemen. Hair switches
made to order. Mad. Frances De Leo,
of Minneapolis will deliver lecture
at 1880 p. NJ Everybody is invited to
call and see this up-to-the-minute
establishment Advertiseme
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-05-16

NORTHWESTERN REALTY CO., 1.
S. ELAN, MNGR.-RENTiNG, BUY
ING, SELLING, MONEY TO LOAN,
INSURANCE, BUSINESS oPPOR.
'TUNITIES. LIST YOUR PROPERTY
WITH US, AIS RONDo STREET.
PHONE, DALE 282.-ADvERTISE-
MENT.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-05-16
SAINT PAUL
WEEKS RECORD IN MlNNEso.
TA's CAPITAL
The SANITY City" end unity City
Foiks--Newsy Items Of Social Re.
'iglous, Political and General Mat.
tiers Ap--g the People.
SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1914.

Mrs. o. c. Hall will be taken to
st. Joseph hospital, Monday, for a
major operation
Lawyer D. F. PEBBLES, formerly in
the Globe building, has moved to suite
300, Dispatch building.
For saIe-The Little Diamond Cafe,
476 Robert street. For terms apply to
the proprietor, Mrs. NJ. J. Hicks.
You should get in on the ground
floor by buying some shares in the
Citizens Ice and Fuel Company now.
Mrs James Watson of Winnipeg,
Can, is in the city, the guest of
Madame Notah Wilson, 563 Charles
street.
FOR RENT-Lower fat of four IN
furnished rooms for rent, with gas and
toilet. Apply to 6O2 Aurora.-Adver-
tisement, SIG. 81
Mr.. G. w. Moore is now the pro-
prietor of "Utley's New Place, 80 E.
4th street and invites the patronage
of all old and new customers.
> = = :: : = {. :. :: = :: :: :. :: q
w. r. FRANCIS
WHO FOR A NUMBER OF
YEARS WAS IN THE EMPlo
OF THE LEGAL DEPART.
MENT OF THE NORTHERN
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
HAS OPENED OFFICES FOR
THE GENERAL PRACTICE or
THE LAW At 90 AND .
UNION BLOCK, ST. PAUL,
Advertisement
s. :. !. :. :. :. :. :. !. :. :: :. = = !.
Dr. J. r. French, the dentist, has
moved his Offices from the third to the
fourth floor Of the Kendrick block,
suite 404.
FOR RENT-Six-room fiat, all mod
ern. Apply to Clarence L. Smith, 1888
ST Anthony avenue. Tel. Dale 5413-
Advertisement.
The B. Y. P. U. of Pilgrim Baptist
Church meets each Sunday at 6:45 P.
M. The meetings are very interesting
All are cordially invited.
The State Savings Bank has fallen
in line with other banks and has
raised the rate OF interest paid on de-
posits to FOUR PER CENT.
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xoxEY suPPir IxcREAsrs.

washinxsun. Jan The n..-sai
ss~k of snos", in ia- r,isea States
-a January :. 1914. susoun,rj to
ss.:;s.ist.- ~hie. is about s..
s"..c"c m.f- sta. ,h- s's,b 81 'h-
ssr1s- article pp prv-wl-F I. is,s.
according 10 the srrssury's m.a,hif
stas-as-a, Os 'ns sH,gant n-sfiS
,~o hiiii"n -Sss in gold e"ir. iasila-
ies bullion In III. treasury Nh.u'
sss: :.asc...' sa. in national hank
a.s-s and about Ss.:.."s 90" in sil-
s-r dollars Tar treasury estimate.
the usrsta,ion 6t the e.niin.n,si
rni,v.i s,ssrs at .>.isi.1 .1.". snu
s.s. the circulation i-r ssuiis vas
,s:.ii.
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NEW YORK LDolSIArUn
IN HANDS OF HElUBLicAxs

Aiosny. y. V. Ian. AS a re-
sui, OF the overthrow oi tn. Ds'n,p'
cratic party Of the state las, fall.
fellow Ing 'hei ms'-.-hsnest OF Go,'
.tSof suis@s. the state legislature.
which eosssas-i ,o-iA,. IL II the
Lsass st ,he stspabtiesns Tkcsv
sr- s-sents-s-sen Heis,biiesn. hfts'
che D-morssss. twsasy-on- Pfosr~s-
.,s-.. ssd ess iadsp~sa-sl. Iossr-
nor G.ynu. snessaGc is ssrsetsd u
deal Thoroughly with ,h-s tate. at
ssnpl io- clear oai CRATER. aud ps"s'
~~us- the men Who hsv~ he~a found
suii,y II piiiesiss Sale funds IN the
hish~ays shd Other dsrerimsn nts
The K-aubitesa. sf- expected 10 SUP
ssost tho eDr.ssors s~fos'as ssd
th-se. becaas- of paesir demaad. ~'il
necessarily soiior the iiass of Sui
s.r. Investigation, TIE exposures
the, ~li fellow 'tsHsia tn he s--a'
bat ,h-s- Is ii,'ts soMfns' scs 1sn'
maa,.
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,mnef1lS v0af MP
yIoH1 A0AI1O1 Il0Uox

fas fraactNo. TAI. las. -
lively var 1. On sh- Sssss of break.
,ns 90, L-s~c~a tho m,atsirrs of IN"
psos~ssssi aosIsaisoas In CALI
s.rnta and the workers. :er 'smpSt.
,pe~. Tho misiss~rs have decided 10
take no psu in the 'ui'issias os
a .,sse.~idc campaign for psoh'b'-
ton this yesf. They d-c'shc saa'
shii. Sh~ ~osL ~ Ca'ifosats 'a'ss
I,- pru,,. ussa ~ils ss~ss ~taSo'r.
pusiie o,Autoa u th. state s NOT
ready Tor . tight.
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KEY wEsr.HAvANA FERRY

k-S West. us. Jan The
fiHsi-r ss.'.m j. completing plan.
u run ferries hs,S~-a k-y West aad
Havana. Cuba. daily. i.sAsns. f.iEl
boats tp be- us.i il The service ats al
Esaiy undrf construction in i'aiis.
ds:rbla ships ards. The sosnpanN Is
al pr-.-at engaged in ds-isiak oig
lhe hasia .utgo1atins iAV s;otp-cs.
sit- .t ,hs,F terminal do ls sna I.N
,osS nas ia ss@. sad to-day there i.
esssh n. water aiaassiir the l6sk
Of 3: feet. The snFk az dredging
a,s answered . isphir 'urpss-. ina
nusk ss ,AS EiaI srsrL-d ur ss ,ii.
ts-esr has b--n us~s, &" f!li ~ lEs7
iap-s PORTIONS - -ha, il kaBsn a.
rvms- islsni. a isrss i.ai, al ;sHi
-hiph YES ''sss lr ~ the riasisS
s,s,.ms Tss issd vas named tot
Hos ssi TSs.as-. ,s~ ~siiskao-iH
roasrssiss. .ha had rhssz- o. This
rassicaiss psr;isr %, ;hs work.
The d.k hos - us-. which j. g.
or. Tee, IsHE. Niii ss.an BE- Evias,ci
II has b-cn snEFuani-i hs massive
ssii. of F-iai"rl esi Ssne;ste. ihs'si-
II -hirh is s-inE pas,Ps,! 'prs a.5
sussi ,s asss- rsTusa.a; asi ipas.
s,srs,isis pier Tss rec 'sri ri''
s~ snu.i ~ii-r than ,s~ an. nca i.
as.. sa, siii b. shortened 80 , i-ns,s
II 20. feet
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Make Demand Foreible /.
Don't Be TrifIed With
Nj fsr 8. s. s. aad DesH Staad fsr ihs
''Jusi q eeei" TEL. :, vi

Thers IL mt a med!eins f.r any pur-
ps-s fsass es.Ssfuiiy made tnsn = ~ u
represents the hisHes, tyi-a os n.esiisihe-
It's in-.iissi properties are just As sssssi,
ti.i ta veil hAisnes.. health. u tie b.Ys~i
ba slex. as are the Eoufishins ei-ni.hts OF
sn-sI-. grains. ials anil sugars al our aaii/
food y r. II. is prepared diree, froh,
native bot4nisai material Not = drop os
drugs is a.i.t~.i. Sst = drop Of Inihefsis
Is ussI. This is one OF tho nos' ,mp"s''
art things 70 know AMI I" frineint<s
sh.a your b,.--i n.--is a,;.ntion-
IL Is ne is..sl effective. the pIr-s'. no
.uishsst and n,..st t-!i.b's ms.iisiho
sI0.n for poisoned bio--i. rheumatism"
catarrhal ias-etissh. malaria. hLiE disease.
ia s.sss ....i AL aHiIstloas ''at show ~
tas tI.s.i, sEin. t,ilis af-i fnuseies-
An interesting b"nh ON ihs bsoei Is
m .Iis.i 10 those oh" write Get b"'na
a. y n y, ISsiAy. II is the worlds s'~@i'
ss, ,ae.iseir<- Insist uion she dosirr
handing spa r. u =, en-i doat ks hihi
O.ats ai>sas sca,@ikinx that he can't al
,srtsse as tree from iotItc of rota1e sis.i
s,,,eY destructive tain-,ai drugs
n 500 have is~unse s-ssihE y
.siss 20 ire Hsi.s s,<eire ca. sss Ssiit
,,ias. .sl:sS.s. Ca &c -. " saaAso ss..
, sts6s>
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RACE TRACK MEN
ulY TROUBLES
TO BASEBALL


Ncs York, Jaa. There Is ors
bunch oi people that nre laughing
In their Mee,es over tie middle that
eessbsii has gotten in,o-the norfs
racing colony.
I, /. no, ssnsraiiy kapsn lhsi the
racine people in Nrw york and 9th
er states haid iAsb sssbaii people re-
sponsibl. ior a lot 0f their troubles
The Ss~ York American Tram IL
practically owned by Tam,asnT hall.
which also .as a b,e block VI tE-
National league .iofk, Jaime, =
CEffus!. Ola. Of the iyei-in ',ae-.coi
trsyes. owe the iio.ton league team
outright II il d bit of uasrii,e..
history tina, when th- New York
senate repealed III. bill mskins at
s~etors iissie II boo1nasias Mas
carried or on the ,r-sts Ntroai
sh~ir ksots lshse. tao fssr ago. Tia
sullivan ~ent So on. of the racing
saa&ssi~e and said:
Your ti,, viii die in III. as~.h-
BIZ. You ihink yaa has. NnTghs.
but yoc hassn't.'
sullivan sas riRns me b,ii ~ss
s~ss-s iu tho assembly Tie rar,rs
feopie always charged Mafpas ~i's
she defeat, Ihss are sss POSER IN
N.~ fosh politics. sad ,hsy sontFi'
bal-i largely To the "'ss'h'o~ o'
rammssF ,ss Is'i To ssne sseis
s,srassh. they n,aa- G"s ,'ugrs.
sus s-sosa to Taft the ~eo.L ssaa'
he ran s.g sos~rsas Murray ron
lsoiisd lh- N-~ Yosk i-si.is'asi
,usnpiss~is the las, s-rs'. jet h- of
tered ibs farias people No 1";'.i
The ~arra sprnd ,ais fall Hrras'f
,s,m N-~ York as- that rarnsn.
hes lost IN. racing 'o,. 'nt all
siss
Th- sora hss zone eu. taas =.
.cus ~ rsnnsay Tsmaias in rss~'
hall so ,aes siis IN. ,frH,ssa"ss
vss~ In S.~ York favorable TO rae
Sss u- sast ssa,as, il. ii.s-'-s'i mss
sever shsis-si as u has sins- ''se
,ssius ~ss .aua'i.i and The ,ssr-
hal. p-e,.i- s.ersn~ iai If 's.'.
psu.s~rsss 10 the d-s'sr.'ios "s rae
ies,
wss,srs 'a.ias t-apis asa hrss's
ess ai.s u-'ie,s ,ha, cssfis. wsh'
Nssphs eas sh. isspsssssaa ''eain''
sh. ,so.p,ss OF sasia si Porter. In.
aiass. last .usn,sss. ard 'ssf ~i,'
s-leos-. . s~.sp In 'ss wiss, ciN'
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BUSCH LINE Rate RESTORED

~. tIouis. No. 1sn. :-.Tse s;.ar.
sass 70 the Msaaissiassss' Railway.
fsoss the saso.sh rates ef sgust
line. opess'ia4 in -. lApais. Of si.-s
staa each ~ !, haasie. for the
t.ust iiss.. !. schssies: 10 esscns 81
ssssise To-Day, This change I. due
10 the tap iis.~" a-,s.ios sre.n;'s
hssasi do~a b. ire cemmess~ coari
AZ wsestnssoa.
Th- sppssvs' -ff-s, Of ,h. ia ,
iih~-' irrisioa. a. :aseserrt~d b, of
'i.isi. II the Asnufsssare-,. co'ips
Felt Sad Z. r, 4 ~. J.. rosds. t 10
is~ ~ the sassn. ~ so1sstsustas =
sis isioa Of tho sesuiss lhsoa4a rates
sar The -. charge spss shippers To
ah.ch ,s- Busch tlas saA. sssssietsj
b. The !asrs,aass indy last August
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BAsEDALL tA01ArEs
n FINAL SESSION

Cincinnati. OAso. ian. :.-oaiy =
fs~ Of the mAsy aossoics OF tho has-
hall world who have bc~u In a'tcu-
saaec ~ tho history -msksus .csssuos
et the national hssebsi, commission
,.msin-i today to ~itacss snas Wa
expected to b. the final ,neetinx ot
the cowmi.sson for the prcscu,.
Only routine matters were io oc
passd o ntoday aud the commission
war in no hurry TO eoasidcr item.
General CONGRATULATIONS were OK.
changed on tho outcome Of tine rIo.
ionsrd meeting ye6terdas
The iiber,y with which ,h. com.
mission deal, With tho players fra.
tcrn,,y va. .aia by ptorninsn, ,asc-
ball mon To ne a. wisr move. inss-
much a II WIN tend 70 concentrate
the players and Keep them from
jumping to the fcdetsi league.
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COUGH ,dI1acnf 1ol clIE,lxx

Never sise = child q cough aej!
cisr that eoatsiss opium in aut
form. When opium Is zi,cn o'hc;
and more =csio,is diseases may FOL.
low. Long cxpeFi-nee has dcmos
stra,c,i that there is an better OF SAT.
-r mcdfciac for coughs. colds and
Group iu children than Chamberlain
Cough Remedy II ts equally valuable
-fof sdni,s Try II. 4, rrassins NJ
opium or csksr hsrnfui drns. fo'
sAic by all dealerV. .r.
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WEW YORK HRUl3 NEu
n ANNUAL 00HvENI1ON

Rochester. y. v. Ian. :.- The .u.
tasi euascutsoa ot sh- New torA
State t'tuIt Gsowess' association ''.,-
san here iodsy. Among the speakers
will tc Professor ". J. sriii,nsn. oi
the department cs sxrseuItas,. aea
Representatives from several prusni.
afat eo,ie1rs. WHO wlll ''iseuss tho
ssi,,as Of apples. ,~seh~s snt pear
ir all Of their forms.
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QuiLitch Feed Store
Stsse $40 North coanssSisl Street
Phoss fetstiad %.
GERMAN eociETY
DIAMOND JUBILEE

San rFsatissp. Jan. The Ger.
;nsp d-ncrsi flrac,oi.nt society Of
san Francis. will celebrate i;s siS-
,icih anni,crssry here shis evening
a, the G-tman House. Living pics.
ur-s. illustrating the development ~:
the society from i;s tncc.,s to The
-rvsrnt Will b- represented hy The
leading German socistics OF Han
Francisco
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WIN DINu3 Y100lf

isdisssrpti.. Jan. :s-iehn nnrs-
nsasa~r sf the Panama canal CON.
n.i.s~s, d~;-srl~ss,. ~hs hs. se~s
here si.i,ias bic fsa,,is. ended ~
tAeatios to-day sss all snpa sail
for the ~saai snac
Their bot a ~cri ": truth ~,
the .,asonses. that I have rso,t;c.i
'os sk~ eide froa the purchase of
suppli<s.'' sid Bsst-. ia- declares
that the eosariaiss ssa,ass him was
sssds BY = aiserussl.a -snr,o-s.
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''chsmerr;aiss Tablets arc list
fire for .te'aash ispntic. ~rtics
Nfs. n. e. Dpaa. Arnold. IA y Was
ha,hcscd ~i;h this eomrlasat for
.emc ,smc and frequently hsd siiiaus
attacks Chamberlain. Tablet. a:.
fcsdcd me- ss.at relief from the first.
ahd ~tnce taking oae ',btti. ~ them /
feel like di!seeca! persoa- ros
sole by ali dealers.
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Auao FATALITY fAXfs
ms WILLARD 10 COURT
L. Angles

is~ Ahs-i.,. tai. jsa. ..-J-ss
willard. Lrasy~uisht rstA,ftxi,srs.
asd ten 6thess of The sssise nssa
eassruej IN the i-oat ia ~ktsh J.sn
". Soass vss fatally inius--i ct
v~saoa ARENA last August. are sshsJ.
vted Ia he hsuash, is TRIAL today ies
sfIex-d sioistion as ;h- stale Lac
Sio,stise prize 'ishs,as. Counsel
for the fisht-s ssa his s.aris,--
wifi more Tor = ro.lipe-mehs.
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LISTEN FOR THE WHISTLE.

Listen ;.r ta- ehis::es' The C.N
carrier bp,s now rcs.sss ncw vhis-
tics. The i-oys vii pi-~ ;he whistles
when ihes deliver papers. When
sou hear the vhie;ic tonight sns
sisa,s hereafter set your ca :usi
0v-r D, hss been throws.
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BRYAN 10 Do GUEST
o. REAL ESIAfE MEN

chie.ss. Jan :.-w'nism j-s.
uiugs n.yss. ~.srtss. ~ STATE. sui
be the suess of hoeoe asd psineii'si
speaker =, tire assa,i bssrnes of ~
ch.esso R~ai Estate hoard tssieh'
N,, nsyus wtii s% sssoaPsssed NJ
s-aasos i.sssvse. =. Heesses. ss7
It'll also spesk.
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0Pr0NEuTs oY S9HIl
TRUyf nAvE Their SAY

biststs sasn. Sls.. Jan. The
Gss ssam-as'. ssti.Ississ soit ssAiass
the taissL states Is--' cosvpssiica
viii to held here tes'a! In 'bs office.
.t the Tcah-.~~c Coal. Iron asa kaii.
-oad Casspsay. ssv~ssi witnesses
hs,. been simmoncd 10 Elf ihs:s
grievance, axsiasi th- trust
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wh~a rssn rss the shnst change
game worked an hia. he makes po.se
that tsihes the Police. ard srt that same
asan unoy VAIN into = sfofU SD hssO tho
eIUas ~ os0d" myns Nsgkad - liia sni
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Bl1a0usNHss ANb o0RSf1.
1ATDon CURED

n you arc ever troubled with biz
iouancss or tonstipa,ioa yop will be
in the statement Of u r.
Erwin. Peru. Ind. ~ year ago hast
winter had an stack OF iudiec.-
tion followed ny biliousncfs anti ron.
stipatiUn. seeing chamberlain 8
Tablets 80 hiGAly recomuchdsd. I
bought a bottle OF them and ,hcy
helped me right away" For sale by
all dealers.
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priatins Of every description neat
l~ and gaicl,lv executed a. iht
chrohicic-Ncws ,oHxgaDes. .Ses,r'es
csa Snvaaasoe, % rcvpse,x .Vs.3he
tc,sphses. -asIsidnd. iip. 1.
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READ THESE
PRICES ON
G R A | n

iiay. ,1.vr. Corn Aiesi and spsds,
';.s, quality al i..-cs, rr.ros.
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Jim I.tfrtes. ~husc place IN four.
seca,b street Was reccns,y raIdcJ Is
i.cins ds.or,icfi,. Is inssitg PLANS IA
take y tsip around The worlt. i'm
hiss NO idea ~ fighting again. 10,
ma, siii theatrical cpgasemcn's in
Australia.
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FAMOUS NEW IHotAxD
fA1l1IlIS INTEnMARRy

I New York. ian. ,.-Mi.s Helen 5.
Sargent. daughter of Mr.. and Mfs.
Charles y. ssrscaa. ~ss married here
to-day to Ripe, HMchcock In tho ~
James Episcopal Chefch. Both the
hriir snd bridegroom are members
OF famous old New England families.
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syraes.c university has sc-essss-
@. FRANK q Nciii to coach It's foot
hall tcam O'NViii mad. syracuse
morv ot sf ,sn,ins team thai, i, had
been fcs years.
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the rhi,iic.. Roes 10 Monucsi aicns
" ith Pitcher IInisy and oa,fi-iies
Duncan. in payment for Catcher
barns. imisy -,ichcd fos Z. and "
lest year.
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H61aAcH TROUBLE

ExcElIIuT HoI
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-18

would make for the Panhandle is the
transfer of strip of Yukon territory
which would enable the United States
to build a railway through the terri
tory which would not be blocked by
snow in winter.
Still another deal. according to Mr..
Smith, would be an arrangement
whereby the United States would re-
ceive from Canada a right Of way
across the Dominion. permitting this
government to build a railroad from
the states to Alaska.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-18
Our Shadow.

Everyone of US casts a shadow
There hangs above us a sort OF pe1
numbra-a strange, indefinable some1
thing-which We call the personal I'M
fiuence. which has its effect on every
other life on which 1t falls. II goe1
with us wherever we go. 1t is no1
something we can have when we wild
as we lay aside a garment. 1t is some1
thing that always pours out from oul
life like light from a lamp, like hea7
from flame, like perfume from 4
fower.-J. R. Miller.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-18
ARE REWARDED FOR HEROISM
Fifty.NIne British officers Honored
With the Distinguished
Service Order.

London.-The Distinguished Service
order has been awarded to SO officers
Of all arms, from the special reserves
to the guards Thirty-nine of them
have been given to lieutenants or Sec
ond lieutenants.
Among those receiving the award is
Lord Alastair Robert lnnes-ker. 1t was
given him for conspicuous courage
with the advance squadron at kruiseik
in bringing wounded men out of ac-
ton under heavy fire"
Lord Innes-Ker, who is a captain IN
the Royal Horse guards. recently Was
reported as having been wounded in
action.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-18
Leopard a Wise Animal,

The leopard maintains its existence
alongside its far more powerful rivals
the lion and tiger by reason of its
greater activity and power of climb.
ing. Often it is driven from its we'll.
earned prey by the brute force of these
greater cats. but it has the wise habit
CT storing the remains of its meals in
tree the weight Of meat thus placed
aloft in one effort being sometimes al.
most incredible.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-18
Whale Amono Eishino 3oats.

A large whale struck the fishing
boat Jane recently, while it was en-.
gagged in herring fishing five miles
off Girvan, Scotland The boat was
unchanged, but the incident caused
considerable alarm among the crew.
The S. S. Ailsa. lying between Girvan
and Ailsa Craig, narrowly escaped hav.
ing its propeller fouled by one of three
whales which were in the vicinity.