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The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-09
LUKE McLUIlE SAYS

The Iuciliest men in the world are those who really enjoy hard work.
 A girl who gets so tired of work ing eight hours a day for $S per week that she jumps at a chance to change her name and work eighteen hours a day for a dollar a week.
 Good clothes make a difference in a man. If you stripped 10000 men and turned them loose in a pond you would have an awful time tell ing the thoroughbreds from the cwbstoue kind.
 Putting ou airs won't give you a breezy personality.
 If time was as scarce as money the nobos would be all millionaires.
 Life is a cocktail in which the bitter is blended with the sweet. And woman is the cherry.
 Money talks ut all some of us get to hear is the echo.
 One of the finest ways to dodge hard luck is to beat the bartend- CT home every night.
 After a man tries following his own advice for a while he begins to realize why people 60 not pay at teutiou 10 what he says.
 We like to brug about our con- .pulsory education system, but mo- ttce that none of the fortune tell CTS are starving to death.-Ciuci9- natl Enquirer.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-09
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, ]
 Lucas County. i

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscrib- ed in my presence, this 9th day of December, A. D. 1886.
 A. w. GLEASON,
 (Seal.) Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free.
 Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con- stipation.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-09
29:90 Cloudy and calm
 WEATHER REPORT.

Skagway, 93 above, cloudy, calm. Caribou, 12 above, cloudy, calm. Whitehorse, 0; clear, nth. wind. Atlin, 25 above, cloudy, calm. Tagish, 10 above, cloudy, calm. Lower LeBarge, Q; cloudy, calm. Hootalinqua, 0; showing, calm. Big salmon, 1 above, cloudy, cm. Carmacks, -; cloudy, calm. Yukon Crossing, above. cloudy, calm.
 Selkirk, 6 above, cloudy, calm. Coffee Creek, O; cloudy, calm. Stewart River, below, cloudy, calm.
 Ogilvie, 8 above, showing, calm. Dawson, ? above, cloudy, calm.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-09
CHANGE TONIGHT AT THE
 MOVIES

Gaumont Weekly-An extra good one.
 Frankfirters and QUail-A good comedy featuring a COney Island carnival.
 Secret ServiCe.-Very good drama -Reliance.
 Angling Widow-COmedy-Great Northern.
 Extra good program.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-09

Eastman Vest Pocket Kodak.
 In stock now at Keller Bros Drug Co.,, don't fail to drop in an see this camera, one that fits tn vest pocket and yau can have picture made from it any size.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-09
CRAB MEAT COCK TAILS
 at The Pack Train Restaurant Service a la carte.

You should give "LuXor" toilet articles a trial. See the "Week End" sets for men and women, 35 cents. Enough for 9 thorough trial
 Kelier Bros. Agents. If.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-09
CUPlD'S DISABILITY,

cUPlD'S DISABILITY One never feels quite certain whether Tie lives that Cupid knitS to- getGcr Will stand the wear and tear of travel Or whether they will soon un- rave. His SD called knots turn out mere hitchcS, And frequently he drops his stitches. Perhaps it is the part of kind ness To place tue blame upon his blindness.
 Judge.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-09

Location Notices, placer anL quartz, soc. a dozen at the Daily Alaskan office. CT.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-09

FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO
 Pebblef0rd and Gibson Rye Bud weiser, Plue Ribbon and Pale Rain Ter Bee at the Board Of Trade.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07

feet ard what ! did no was by great
effort could rot sleep at night and
of course Eel, very bad in the morning.
sai had steady h-adaehe.
After taking IL. seeoni botti. ! no.
tie... ths, the headache YVES rot 50 bsi.
] vested better. sad ray nerves were
stranger. ! continued its Use until i.
rad. a rs1 1o.nan Of me. AMI now ]
can hardly realize shst En- able IN s.a
TO f,aeh as Ia. Wh-n~S-s know any
woman in need os = good medicine
highly praise lydia T. finkhssH's Veg
s,a,,i- Compeand."- Mr.. FRANK
CiAEx. s,is y. Tulip ST.. RiehmDnd. Pa
Wss~s Have B~~s Teiiias Wsees
fo- forty years hoH Lydia T. iinkhsm's .
Vegetable cssntsar>i has RESTORED their
heai,h when suffering ~ith female iIis.
hi, accounts foe The esSsn.e2s drmsrd
fos IL frur, cosAt to coast. II ,oa zrs
,.Osiblsi with say aiin,shl peculiar u
soes.~n rky aos'I Soa ~ Ly.is l.
f.h4hasa's Sveesab,s Cansppssdg IL
Will psy yoa 10 Do 81. t-S'iis = tssk.
k..n Medicine To-. Lynn. Aaaa-
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07
THE CRIMES OF A UNION

Nv striker, in the period Of preceded coming
troops More than Q! lives Loot dur.
ing campaign death and destruction Q. women and chill
drsn their homes the mining cellars
sad other places Tie Hesssn, fire iFo the
hills ara children amPsd miles fro their bu.asd de-
other where there protection All this
b..a the the state militia left the s'Iiss ,ons aad
the arrival 0. The federal so.ai.gs
Thsse ea,'sa BY The benefit toll Of
III, wks c! A!sa xio had sssa given :i'sas'
the Eaa and p's,a 20 deeds Of eailayy b.
miners sson i,za,-, snd q mHs,' uHon nsr,PsPsE.
days the red saTe Of burning 'Pp,ss lighted the The
hs,. d honest a.axosiEg soal ;sag sF ~iFs, sad
babies shss Bullets shattered hsE,, sad the
~asls4 strikers Offered rsFssra' 'oltnes 70 'h helpless ~Asn The
sanr, ear,u,ed Hsk:s ,hsa @eH,y saa
,p si,hsui shelter the hills afraid 10 the s's
~f, village ~kr-s hy lived Fs' ass' O,sssh hosss 'h.s',
pespr sHsssA sisfe rrfsa By strikes aat .an
hsa nslf rssss.d BY d'asast o. state
I slssSis.y o. the zeal strike Fssa,s IA the people Of
c,io,aao q that has had rival - sass
trial rssrv Of ;s pas, psis;s As fact as' the tai'sd
yHs wostrs essansA;oa efsea and asa'ssnsa by
la,s, has ssra party conspiracy pals the ia
r,;r., o! shish The equalization ..k all s
lsa!ss,ats ks, nc; tees sss;sssssi
TIE federal troop. ssz.hsss Colorado is tine
check the ss,s,ss, AIRED ssss.ss
ss=assy Thsse hssv ;'ay ssssiHg The
tic federal esp ~hs aaa br;nssE thea aEa the
sshs, Of sis PEs o! arssHsioa ana =udss 1hy do as
ssa ss,.sad.E .hsif .srs, firearms
The p-esl- Ct Colorado ~Ass h,s sympathy ~h
sa.ss ksy ,hs. sssk srasssd lot alleged
demands with the sesady torch asd ,hs
..a she high rife The rops Ct The rasa
y=pa,hy ~,h ,hose =sshds shes TIC xekasstas
seat osH,sz Ts.saa esais sssssssd
'ks federal p<siss'sasy
TAs the ssls a,s, ssd The lass Of r:srsssy
BIZ shsf b~ directly charged to ts out
side =a,sfs catered d; ~he sos'sa'ss a.a
stirred CD ,vsa professional aks.s
p.a asha .ssn the eavelsps Of
,as, ssprai !hsy The yp ,hos
~ho stiug dssas',s'isss Wall lately
.ssss.e aai thinking ss,ssn rs,sus ha, .h coal
oresats gran, recognition aho sAuy rcd tias
r. Uh the sss-a leaders Of h, sHs'a. the bess hse~,ss
bridge hsfH.ss'
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07

Compound ] was In q
dreadfuily rundown
state Of health,
had internal trou-
bl-s. and was 50 -r-
tr~mely nervous and
prs.trsts-d that IL !
had given u To my
feelings ] would
have been In t--i.
As IL was ] had
hardly strength 1t
tines 20 liz On any
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

t.is' % Is,,sss advertise, si Tri.i-
dad. Collie. arek saaisE MAJ &. lstts
II aasr allied ios BY MaF ~. ,hrT lii
- ssst 20 ih~ assi ,ssisF otf.rs;
AFyhalsts. Jaasa u.
AFsliiss. Mrs Ca,aiiaps
AissaniHf. e. H.
tiusaas a.
ttstdiiiaa. i:!isiao
tiaga-sg. Mis-. itrraIs-.
teasIs. i1ahr
f.rssa. itahs
aa,-rss. Mics i.ssss.
Gsrsias Miss juiiao
Gsiisshss. Mits.
Gs@i Nizh. Msr. Co.
tt.a.gssi,s. NJ a.
itasus. shsFtss W
t.sss.re. Mes yhr"iaeia.
tsas-s. Carpsiaa.
i.,sesre. siTss Anssiiii,a sst,
Maftiaes. Jose ".
Msssinrss stella
Naess Is~saabe sst.
Mst,as.F. w@s
NnFas saS's4Hssas
nsmsis Mssst shaN-A
usita.. tsAastas
| i'SsIliss NazsEss
tl4rsjAss iahAs
Risshsf. Giiiis
4aissa i.iss igitsaiis
&@lish. psasaass
Tb"-ass q a
Yates. spT y
II s@sr irtIsr is in 'his lies risas~
ssa,r sa SssH 1a1 salis
!. a. ViGri.s T. VI
n yos ss~a ps.sttsa OF osy a'sa
rom. 10 tho Chsoaseies Nsua. Nisa
class s.ss. s-a.osshie tssesss
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07
WOMAN WOULD
NOT GIVE UP
Though S;cka,l Suffering; Al
Last Found Help in Lydia
E Pinkham's Vegeta.
be Compound.

Richmond. Pa. =" When l started
taking Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-07

" yes ss~a pssslsss Of ssy sisa
rom. Z. tho Chsoaseies NssA tsisa.
class s.ss. s-Asasshte tsSesas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26
grSaH.

Die 8erihteritatt1tng Republican,.
fder 3eitungen meIoet, Serr 8rDon
trage fi9 NIT Dem 9lane, anfans
Mdrs bon ieiner Gteaung ols
StaatsiefretGr suriif5utreten, Inn iidI
Dieoer mebr aIs bisber ogitatorii6er
IEbGtigfeit, oIs @egmeiier ltno 8faO.
finoer Der OemOtratiiden 8artei gu
nt0mert.
Rabeliegeno lit ia Der Gebnnte,
iHreibt Der OeH1ofrotiihe gBddter
uno an3eigerY in gleneIouo. Den
I9ienIt, ben er Dem 2on6e 6aourf)
IeiIten fonnte, 6ab er oIs critics Sea-
Ibiuettsmftglieb Die 11ebereiuitims
mltnq 0es rd0itaIen 9arteiflagels
init BEN BrGii6enteft repr1iatirte,
Iber bon gieIen fir bic aonierboti-
Iben in Gniprua genomruen tuuroe.
bot er geIeiitet uno oomit Die neue
Inirtblhaftlid ioaiole @eiesgebung
nuBeror0entlid gef0roert. Ser cine
,Ebei[ Der Qufgobe, Die CT iid ge.
liteat Bat, 1T erfaIt. 9erienige, in
benz ibm nit lleber3eiteling gu fol-
Igen mar.
aber er bat einei1 Speiten 3beiI
.ntf 2oger~, Der Inn ebenio an
Ser8en Iieet. Der ober BEL neiteru
peniger berlodeno mn0 niislid fiji
I6ie Mioiien ieiner Mitbiirger lit. 81
min nod Der 8eiieritng Der pirtb.
idoftlifen @orbeoingungen fir bos
menfnLihe @eOeiben un6 aud Der
WenIden Moral ourd ben Moger
IbeIIern. Sein groBes ndhftes 3iel
lit rationale 9robi6ition, Sn iei,
ner1 gomoner iaat er 0os iebr Of
lien. 0ationales 8arteiprogrnmm III
fie nod nidt eeipeien uno ~gelpor0en
Sic oa3n gu MAIDEN, lit 8iDeifelIos
iein gIan. lln6 nerit er nit bic
ient YfOgrnmm in oos @eiBe Sous
gelongen f0ntte, 10 tpiir0e er 0as
uift abtpeiien.
Ser @I1ube oerfekt gerge. 81
herIih in Der GrtDartlng unO Soft
nung. SER @rpon bat ben @lolt
Iben un0 oie Soffn1lng. gber BIZ
2iebe, Die @egenIiebe fir fem BRO
eramm Der 3iDangsobitinen8, niri
er nidt finoen. uno oarouf fommts
ian.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26
NnnHnnnnnAinn.

Serrlides @ctter begiinItiste ben
bentipen 1antidsunsbto8; aus mol.
|fcnloiem 9immel itrablte Idcn am
fruben Moraen bic liebc Come oll
imierc etaot berab. Auf ben &c.
liihtern aller onf Der Strabe pc.
finoliheH lag cine title 6reu0igteii
unO aroBe Rengcn eilteH 81 ben
@oites0ieBitet Sn Der 81. 3oiepbS
air6e fano um 0 llbr uno IN Der
Wlaria Woaoalenn Stride nm 1890
lein ieierIihes Sohnmt it1tt.
Die oaitide Iutb. 81. panIstir
de on 25. un0 6pans Strabe bieli
libren ganfiaguuastog . @ottesoienit
bereits 9onneritog 2lbcno nm 5 llbr
ab.
A 0eutlde @emein0en. nGmIih bic
I0er 6eitiden Observation-Disclosures
Der oeutiaen gaptiitenfirhe. 0ei
Ocitiden eooneelii6en @enetnihoff
nn0 Der 0elltihen @ietbo0iitenfirhe
bielten am beitieen Tnntiagunes
toee in Der STRIDE Der 2ebteren, Cd,
If. un0 Geuteritry einen gemein
lomeh< @~ottes0icuit nm 10l2 uhi
ab. 9aitor Or. Senrp y. Gel
bert bon Der oeltiden gresbbteria
nertirde bieIt bic 5eItpreoiet I'M
uobmen piele 9eutide ouran tbeiG.
0o6 elmer Sb6bung Der bieiiael
Observation-Disclosures iino m%inoeiten
$4,000 fir Eriltbobne, gbtden
@nten un0 @dnie auseeeeben mi
miro onaenommen, 0ab unaefabl
10000 Irutb1bne. 5000 Gnteu
5000 @6nie un0 10000 gbiden on
beutiGen Gage in mierer Stabt Der
berldieoenen 5eitmobIen gum Opfe
fielen.
8ereits nm 10 llbr Morgens be
gam Die Gr5fiming Der @orfiibrlm
geu ouf Dem SpeeoipoD; 2uftfIiegel
flbren bort aud 9ahmittags nod
ben berilbmten 2oope i be 2oop
Stur3ffig Dor. 9iele onOere Der
eniigungen muroen beronitaltet Uni
am beutigen 9lbeno finoet i'm Geut
iden Sauie Elm Bal 6es ShiaGl
Camp. %, .. 49,, itott.
4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26

(@eIiefcrt bon Der Great 8eitrrn
Gommiiiion Co.

Rinobieb-3ufiibr 1900; @tnrft
.itarf.
ganae 9eefs 49, $1,000.
Bette 5fierc 10000.
9ittelnldBige $7.75-8.50.
@ute bis Bette gorEgefiitterte.
SO. 5O-7.50.
RitteImdBtge biz quite finu bis
l0-t5e ~nieoriger.
@eD5bnIife $650--7.50
@nic bis bette 0tanse Stiere
81 30-7 80.
Bette Settlers uiebriger.
@lrte bis felte aibe SIS. 75-6.75
@itteImaBiae $5.65-5.75.
Sorngefittertc SO. 30-10.3E.
@itte bis Bette aiibe So. 75-6.25
Aqerbeife So. 90--6.40.
@sittelmdBige BIB cute S5.25-
|5.75.
@ep0buHd1e S5.35-5.6o.
Cutters S4.50-5.25
ganners 81 50-5.25.
gutder gnIen $5.00-7.00.
golognos $5.25-5.75.
Geeoers felt.
@eTte JceDers $7.25--7.75.
@epoHnlife $5.50--6.25.
@epobntuide BITS MitteInldbigc
Sc. 50-7.25.
stoders unO Seekers fIdn DTS nie-
Origer.
Bette qiIber $8.00-5.5o.
Bette GhlDerr $7.75-S.25.
9igborns $7.e5-7.90.
@enobntife &c. 5--6.85.
Stod Sellers $4.75-6.25.
Stod aiibe $4.50-5.50.
geIte Geeoers 81. 0O-740.
RitteImdbiae biz CUTE $6.A0-
1855.
Bette qGEher $S.00--s.40.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5000; Mdrtl
iqit bis Sc 9ober. EnrHihnittsprpls
$7.45-7.50; b6dlter &reis $7.65
Sdnfe 9uiabr 1900; 9iarti
fcit bis DC bober.
gdnn1er l0c bober; So. 5000
HeFte 21mner $751; 5-9. 10.
wlitteImaBiae Bis CUTE $S.GO-
1885
SabrIfnge feit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26
i aabeIpsrbinSnna

Die GabelberbinSnug suiIdG
Seem gorf uu0 @moen III nidt bic
Ieinsige oeutide 4abeuinie Die burd
ben arieg auBer 8enuslutg eeieb
Doroen iii. SIM ean5en iinb el
I0eutide aobel 5eridnittet poroen
Geutihldn0 bat fiinf anbellinien
l0ie BON gorfltm, Der bef1nfltel
Nor6ieeinjeL ousgeben, Gabon eeb
Ieins mad Brett an Der frdn3oiiihei
aiilte, ems nod gigo i'm noroIi6ei
lSponien, ems nod Seneriifa oil
ben aanariiden SnieIn uno sDe
iiber bic A3oren mad gteip gorf
0ieie flint aobel geben idrRn1tItd
ourh Den eneliihen aanoI, 10 boi
les mir Die eneldn0er Elm 2eidtes
mar, tie 81 5~eritoren, uno 10 lang
Der arieg 0mlert, miro es Geutih
LAMB idnerlid eelingen, oieie Ser
bin0ungen mie0er ber5uiteaen. 9pi
iden 9eutinlano un0' England lie
gen feds aabel, tbeiIs oeutjde
theil sengliide, rno iie liub notir
lid i1mmtlih anger @ebrou1. Dor
Der 0eutiden @eitfiite lit oIio tele
grapbiide geritdnoigung NIT Der
ibrigen 8eIt unm6gIid. Die in
0ireften 8erbin6ungen iiber &oaono.
91nemarf, 9ortpegen uno Shrpe
ben fin0 offens aber oa aud fie iibet
aabeI geber, bie gum Gbeil nui
engIiidem uno fran50iiidem gooer
liegen, unterIieeen Gepeiden, Die
allf inoireftem @ege befSr0ert tuer.
ben, in engIano ODER 6rdntrei1 Der
3enfur. 4u9 Bite iiber Geiterreid,
uno StaIien gebenDen @erbinoun-
gen Iin0 fir Gcuti6Eonb geiperrt,
neil oieie 2inien bon 8eIfen mad,
lSIten ourfr oos Witteu1noiIde
@leer geben mo auf bieier Strede
elmer engliideu 2nbeIgeieaidaft ge,
boren, auBeroem nuf engliihem @e.
bet ibren abidInb fin1en. Die bon
Stalien nnO Der Siirfei oiisgebenber
aobel geben iiber 9talta. Gibraltar
un6 9iilabon nod Dem 4tIontiider
03eon. au6 nit afrtfo lit einC
9erbin0ung MIR uuter genusune
Der 2inien Der @aitern Telegraph
GompdnD. elmer eneliiden @eien.
i6nft m6glia. nno Die 2ononer.
binonngen nit China geben ourd
RubIon0 uno 9itinoien. BUR mi
SeIterreid ungorn, SoaonO. nel
Shmeia StoIien uno Den ifon0ino
biihcn 2dnoern itebt 9eutihloni
nod in telegrapbiider gerbinoung
oenn ouh Gpnnier unO 8ortugn.
iino 1bgeidnttten. SIR BEN Ser
febr nit Der iibrigen 8eIt If
0eutidlnu0 oitf ben fnutenteIegro
pbiiden DENT oneeiuieien. uno oei
lit IeiOer INNER nod redt mnngeI
l5oft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26
0euIM(anO'S Wirt6[0alsma0t!

nannt. SIM beuti6en 9erebou foni.
men Defenders Stein- unn Braun.
.foblen GiIener5e uno Snlse in 8e.
.tradt. Die Oeutihe Gtein. uu0
gronnfoblenproouftion lit bon 49,.
.G75,000 Gonnen I'M Subr etSS5
auf 259. 485, 900 Sonneu i'm Sabre
1912 geitiegeH Die eneliide oogegen
i'm pleihen 9eitraiim MIR BON t6t,.
.909, 600 ouf 264,596, 900 Gcnnen.
@efnnnt 1T, Dob Der oeutihe @ooen
Die gr0Bten a~oblenloger Der @elt
biret. Die eiiengeninmmg geutid,
lambs betrue i'm Sabre 1912 32e
692,100 Tonnen, in Sroufreih Dem.
aeaeniiber 1s,500.000. in england
,14011 700 unO in S6peben $500.
600 Sonnen. Die Sal5bergbai,be.
triebe 0eutidIanos ~er5eugten i'm
Sabre 1912 faIt iber 200 Miaionen
W1art obiasfdbige 8rooilftion, eire
I3iffer. Die bon feiiiem onoeren San.
l0e erreiht piro.
9ieies mar eneldnOs Snupt.
aruno, ben arieg bonn 3aune au
breden, bod bot aud has eroBe
0etihe gtationolbermogeu cine aol.
lie babel geIpielt. 9enn oos Geutla.
Iono BON 1914 1T ons reidfte Sonb
gurobas mo bat Die lette Milinrbe,
Inn Oieien geipaltieen arieg su ge.
uinnen. Sad boritdtigen Shdbun.
gen fam man Oas Rotionolbermo.
gen bon
Wilinroen Collars
9eutffIan6 onf 80 bis 100
6ranfreid oif -. so bis 70
@roBbritannien nuf 10 bis so
beaiffern. 9eionoers Die Ietten
Sabr3ebnte babeH Dem oeltihen
Heihe cine ungetpobnlih itnrte Stei.
eerung ietnes golfsnermogens ee.
braht. Nad Ben preuBiihen Stetier.
Iiften 4. g. 1T oos geiommte lteuer-
pflidtiqe germ6gen in Den Sobren
1896 bis 1911 Inn 62.5 8roaent ge.
itiegen.
angefdts obieer 8oblen miro
tDobI mnnder iein 3onfiagungs-
mnbI frobLider genieBen uno beirut
biet Iagen: p2ieb @aterInno, ulngit
rubig ieinl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26
Sa0ti8e Mgenten
u~erlangt!

Die SaslidIe omaha 9ribiHe indi
.thdtigc nnb suberlakigt beatide
MGHHer ais reiiem6e Mgeuten in Sc
brasta, Coma mo aanias. 6Obe
GDmmiHion nnh baternos gteIlHHg.
GmbfebInAeen nOtblDenDig. Man
meIOe iid ipfort. Gmaba Sribine,
Emaba Rebr.
GbtnfaIls f5HHcm me6rera fei.
Hige ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In Ema-
fla nnb llmgegenb @eidditieang fin.
ben. WaaH ipredDe gsrmiita9S In
6er Effice, 1911 0Dluarb GtraEs,
Dor. Cmaba gribiHs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26
Die modernste und sanitarste Brauerei
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Douglas Strahe; Seeptsa 0pagas 3040-GanncI gluffs, Oh Ags
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-26

Eeebcrs Sc 81
@ewobnIide Sc. 5O-6.75.
WiitterIdaie 81. 80-s.05.
@utc bis bette SdbrIinse $500
TAO.
5eeoers $5.5O-6.10.
@1lte Mutterihofe $4.65-y.00
GeeDers SO. 65--4.50.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-03-07
POTATO DAY

Have you joined the number of
those who are taking part in the
Potato Day campaign? Interest in
the subject is increasing daily be-
cause the people understand that
good money can be made by put
ting pumpkin vans on the mar
ket early. Also, to do SO will be to
take long step in the direction of
diversified agriculture, which is
but another name for prosp Gritty.
AT Centreville, in the heart OF
the sugar belt, the farmers are TAX
ing up the work in earnest; and
last week a most interesting "Po-
tato Day" meeting was held al
Lake Arthur, where an active CO.
operative club is already doing
business. Inquiries are coming
from many of the parishes and the
movement is spreading like Wild
fire.
The "get together" leaven is
W orling throughout the district
Even as the dogwood blossom is
the sure indication of Spring, SO
| the alacrity with which farmers
are responding to the call for vol
unteers in the sweet potato move
ment is a certain harbinger of ag-
licultural progress.
Indeed revolution is impend-
ing throughout Southwest Louis
lana. It's approach is not heralded
by the booming of cannon, nor the
tread of militant hosts. Bloodless
indeed it is, but not swearless.
And what IS stranger still, it pro-
poses to enrich those who enlist
under its banners, not by spOils
wrestea from vanluished foe, but
by the peaceful conquest of honest
toll.
That's what "Potato Day. means
to Southwest Louisiana. 1t pro-
poses a peaceful revolution by
means of which all shall be made
prosperous without taking from
any.
1t simply means clean net adj
dition to the wealth of the people
of this section. Are you willing to
come in on such a proposition? If
so, be quick about it, for the OPP
portunitN must necessarily close
within a few weeks. M
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-03-07
WANT LOCKS kept
ON BAYOU TECHE

St Martiuviile, La March A.
A petition was circulated here
this morning headed by the sher.
lift, the mayor, his council and Cit
liens of this town and parish to
ask Il +. BIoussard to nee his in.
hueDce in Congress for the main
tenance of the Keystone locks.
A telegram was sent to Congress-
man Broussard setting forth:
s'lt is Inm0red that the Key
stone locks are TO be removed on
4 petition from iberia Parish.
Removal can 10 of no advantage
TO the lower town of the Toche in
s0tar as the water level IL con
cerned. VIZ therefore request
and urge you to use your best eft
forts TO prevent the destruction OF
that work only recently complet.
ed at great cost"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-03-07

uses for these trees and has ex.
perimented in making pulp from
them at its pulp laboratory at
Wansau, Wisconsin,, an auxiliary
of the forest products laboratory
At Madison. The Wausau labora.
tory is equipped with standard
machinery and all experiments
are carried out under conditions
which duplicate commercial prac-
tice.
As tinal test Of the value of
some OF these new woods under
practical conditions, arrange
meGts were made between the for.
est service and the Herald to print.
some part of its edition on paper
made from various woods that.
sho wed promise as substitutes for,
spruce. These woods were ground
at the Wansau laboratory; the
product was then mixed with the
usual proportion of chemical pulp
and made into news print paper.
rolls Of which we're sent to New
York for the experimental run.
NEED OF PRACTICAL TEST.
The new woods must fulfil
many conditions az to color. fin.
lsh, and strength. In these trial
rms, most Of the paper Is made
trem various western frs, which
show considerable promise, but
che investigators do not consider
their tests complete until they
have subjected the paper TO actu.
al printing conditions. They grow,
throughout the mountain ranges,
OF the west, particularly in the,
Pacific coast states.
In addition to their interest i'm
finding new uses for little used
woods, federal forest officers ma
tural'y desire to keep the news
print paper manufacturing indus
try within the. Uaited States.
They therefore seek to present
tue opportunity offered by many
Ut the woods OH the national for.
este, where there is a supply o [
cheap wood available for MAJ ~
years TO come.
Other woods have been ried
for pulp by the forest proday is Il.
boratoTy and other news ,,aners
will make experimental ms OF
the paper. ANY one iDtU .est.,; in
this experiment., or in Of .er wood
pulp tests carried on by tn. fores,
scr vice, can secure exA .t iuforma
ton ~ writing TO the forest pro.
duets laboratory att Iadison " H.
cOHsln.