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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-05
MAFTtNs5URG CoOrLEGCERs
EEOlGAT AERE EOR rrI

HENE FON TEIAl
Ernest ~ Na-sa and Charles smith.
OF NartinsbQrc. charced with Saotleg
sns were erpssht 10 this city last
right by neosV " : Marshal Wn.
Brown and placed 'n ia" Ohio COUNTY
Jail 10 await the action OF he FeaeraI
strand jury. vh.sh ~con,cnes today.
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Norwegians to Stage
Centennial of Peace

ChTisiians, Maj ThOusands 81
American visitors az" .rI-slsi hsfs
during The SUMNER to witness ths
celebration OF ths centennial 81 the
indsp4 ndens. ~ Norway from prH-
mark. The celebration niii ala ro,nr
m.morai. a haniFs,i yea.s ~ psasr
oh the Scandinavian tsvHiHsiii--
An exhibition Ahtfh alii sses Ga
show the TrosTess madr la Norway
dufins the issI s-HtuFl. Nili h.
.P-Hsi BY King iiaakpH in chris
llama on MAY ~, SOEss- Americans
have been inyiisi To participate ia
the exhibition ahi la The srl bFa-
lion s-u-FailS, Ia a special pavilion
called Norway AaF1sd'' the N"Fsr'
siaas sha have sought q hpns in
AmsTira ~ill shoG their h1ms-sIag' o
ins asph,rl tash Ihs !iss iE"y lead In
,hsiF adopted h1mS,
The plans for Ih- .AhibiJiaa and
festivities hsss Hrt ptfa sTrAI iatV5r
-s, sad en,hasiasm In ,hs Waited
states, . saistaasiai iHaissiion ~
~hirh Is ,he spp'o3giati1n b. N"stk
Dakota 6f tis.sN9 i0F a." 'HPeHsrs
.f ,aS oifirisi participation 81 that
state. ALFRED .ab'isisen has sgtisri
4. take charge at North Dakota "a
hibi,. Minnesota ant Nissnhsin pIii
also h. Adequately FrEr.sss'si. ba'
in less official eay, An iHs"Ess''
las feature 1t the rsLibiI - ,hsse
states piii b. ,h- pub'iss'.an - sFs-
sla, histories of ts~ s'ztrs. sh0aisS
the ssr.an"as vBSk ~ N1gs sian
piSR--'s. who h-'gra TO bui'i 'assa
up. asi tho fFus us7FeoSs saSiiijons us'
.,vr -Aisa ,a.F Hau lice,
onr al 'hs sssss, ingrFyst3as frstisiH
ties ct The pFpE'sm siii b. sFrsi
san. coming saihsgiHE ~ NSfwr'
siau-NmsSisaas. aHi preparations sFr
heinz made Ia .Hg-EsaiH al least si9'
- thousand psoPirs sosar saetrS rs
,rons tho Nsrp-siah s'ssss hasrI
chartered ,hriF oah steamships s1t
will ssIi Lir-ri Sn"Ha Nrp York col
ChFis'sasa. These parties si't -
accompanies BY their psn bases,
NmrrirAas Hsr expected - tssr q
s-'y conspicuous 7s', in 60. ,'iFbsa-
sioa. not oaiy because 81 the large
runb.r cG >ag~czisns s-,tis.i ir
Nm-sira. hu, h-ssisr ~ TIE good
s.c,inz prevailing b-,v~vn ihr gao
eouu,Eiss las stars and stripes
-iil be- sssH .sSSs~serr Displayed
n--ss- ,h- -v-i. ~hi'- u-s h'r- ~
N-TpLy.
In the psrsd- ut MAY ~ Tho pc.
cpEah College band ,Sum n-cn-sh.
in.a. viii march in the place ., hcn-
.r. Under The irad-rship Of rrafss.
sor sp-rsu this band will tour Nof-
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forty years later IL had risen to over
two hundred thousand. and in 1911
the census showed IL to DO city OF
nearly four hundred thousand per-
sons. Its growth Of property values
has been even more remarkable as
these have Increased ten times over
In the same length Of tins. Bcltas.
Is the headquarters Of the linen In
dustry of ireland. The work In these
factories Is done almost entirely by
women and children. over twenty
eight thousand " them being em-
pioyed md only six thousand men.
The wage. are low. out the cost OF
living II far less ,han IL is III the
United States. The greater part OF the
operations can he done by unskilied
labor and the conditions under which
the work is done are not always the
beat. Although there IL a Child La.
bor Law Il does not Seem to be car
ried oil. strictly 20 the letter. for one
nuds children almost In infancy work
ins In the linen factories. One of tho
curious clauses OF the inw IL that chill
i-"r unier fourteen years of age are
allowed 10 work only thtes days each
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above high water mark. being built
on ground reclaimed from the river
or the sea. The harbor. originally a
creek ~ the LnEan. has been greatly
extended and improved. and Is now
one OF the finest in that part OF the
world. The picturesque bay Is well
sheltered by the hills from the north
and west winds. II affords safe
anchorage although not altogether
free from sand bani;s. Tho quays
extend for about mile below Queens
fridge ON both sides Of the river.
The city is beautifully laid out with
wide streets lined on either side with
splendid business houses and line res
idcnccs. 1t has the best street car
system and the cleancst hotels to he
found in all ireland. l.s banks are
prosperous. occupying splendid quar-
ters. and its public buildings are i'm
posing. especially tho massive City
Hall--thc scene Of 80 many demon
s,rai'os= against Home Rule.
Belfast has grown rapidly. esrc-
cinlly during the last scventy-fve
years. In 1871 Its population was
only little over seventy thousand,
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aay duFins the summer.
rhs FouFih a.. Jnly will T.. rai.,,
bEatei siIh all of its lstesI safe and
| sane attachments IN. celebration
Of Americas natal asy Mill e.n;ss
about the presentation 81 a statue oi
I i.lnSolA ,o GhEisiiaha By a3y.FaoE
| Hama Of North Dakota. rhr soS.F-
nor sill ar,.ad in person AMI deliver
the uhNeiiias speech, -hish ~iii l..
I followed bS reception siysa b. TIA
AmeEisan minister. Albert u.
fehnsiman. at the Amefisan stuh.
headed by y. Herman asae. a han
qusI attended By klns iiaAEoa aHd
IhS Diplomatic sorlss OF Ihs capital.
siii iso held in n. auditorium 0i the
exhibition. u is expected iha, besides
the 10" AHssgirsn siagerss prho viii
soss0 To participate ia The singing
f.siigsis. Ih- IhSiss nds of uupffisizi
>Sfss-AHzrgiesH visitors ahs bort
% their Norwegian relatives ALI
uHi'r In a d-'a8ssIgaiiau u shes
hoagE 50 a roaHIFss ~hlsh bY Nor
psEisHs. Is h-,d s.aBsd H. atfsgii0p
oHiy T. ,ts5r sSua,Fg.
rh- s.ntsRilai pili rsl-bsEi- ,Es
dramatic .s~sl unjea H.gSrd Jh- b.
ssnpiHs of SssaaS's his,Srg zs nss
,ians 10 1914 IS the g-ssiJ II the
Gloss OF the Sagais0air ssrs tho
srss, powers %, t3iFpg- gorvfd S'S.i-
rFist " q, t-nmark to give up Sorr
HaT. phSsh bad tr-H attached 10
p.nHiara tar ssir hundred sHd tsiE.
tg''ssr SFAFs. Z" spsdrH. AMI Ps0-
,iiss g7,i. g1F ,he arlaisitiBr in
IN. r-essa ~ lhr Essiish csova
i.riH.c .hasirs J-sn hsfnas5gs~s Eep-
Sea had in isss los, Tisisas 10 iius-
s'a after var. ssd vas SOS zisea
NasssS ia somp+ssa,iSas
The SaFp-zisns Eeb-iisa assiHs,
ssis di' '1ssi,isa az 'ssir s.autrY. asi
under gh- leadership -, rriasr Chris
,ian Frederick S~iHs-d la s,shgsit Ia
Sssd-as In Ibs face at al s.assr-
Nsgsay declared j,s ina.Ii sac.
ani pror-~sia ON MaF ,1. 1914. 60.
sfsp' y constitution Thp pFiass uss
elected Kiss and siHs- ,sls- day ,As
i',h Of Hay hos b-Sa t. thS people
o, SaFuAy pha, the Fsat,h .s iaiS Is
To ,rs i'ais.i States. ss.lsa ~sa,
to var asains, the ns- caHatr9 saa
the struggle ean,iaar.i us;ai %svea,-
brr. 1914. Nhsn psas- vas Hasr
which led to a union Vt an equal
essis, Tho unia. issIri aniii 1895
-hsa {, Nas f-~AeesaiiY dissolved on
ars.as, ~ The iisssIis'sr'iua 1i,E
,ho ARRANGEMENT.
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me Hnoo0S7s ~
CtkykNW

week and the other three days they
must SO to school In com piiancc with
question of the be,termen; Of condi-
tions as To the working OF women and
children In the factories OF the North
crn part OF Ireland has been cruz
ciai one for several years. and has
led to n number of reforms.
Center Of Linen Industry.
The linen factories of Bcifust nre
most interesting. for here one may
watch the process of linen manufac-
turc from the spinning OF the fiax
until It comes out a finished produce.
such as haiGkcrchiefs. napkins, table,
cloths or linen by ,he yard.
you know America Is our best
customer" said the foreman, 'tAnd We
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MEXICO POLICY
IS LAUDEO BY
N0TE0WR|TER

Ss& York. May William iiay-
aTi iizis. i'Tesiden, Miisons uuoffi
. -ial Investigator Of affairs in Ais1isl
hss contributed Is the fOFths 3snins !
nUHah.T Of th- Worlds Wogl 80 arl
-. nphoiiins ths presidents a.si,
rzn I'siisS and pointing oH' ga inr
laoFian, development in the shss4eI'
sF ot Amsgisan diplomacy, TAl.. hs
"St.ains, Is an inter. F.IsIi1h of IA.
noRFBv Dae'ria-. that establishes "a.
snsFrainIy At the Waited s,sies oHiS
IS sH effective sourss Of saaEsI iaspi,
ration otss the nEiisn. Of .sa,Fai
America sai tbs Nest isas-s.
The pFass and the asoni- Of Sia-
sTirs. he sass. ''has. ns, S.. auss
sntt 10 shs far. that the siEsl YEAR OF
- the Wilson t'reeid-hsiad hes gis-n
'hr taI,-d States nee character
sifaore shs ta.srs Of tho ~ssit. isr-
ie'r Mr. Miissse he'd h'.a in rst1e9 .
a.~k. h- hsi ki,.n sh- hoars-s tsp,.
sFin- sr s,st~s~-rsa,i.n ,s- tr,.ii a
;isHs Df shirt go fas b-sonsi saY .
,hias vetoed bY J.fssrssn. Mailsaa.
NsnEer. QaiEsSs .saasns. Folk. web,
ss-r. HEas, ss oinsY. t'7,0F- sis. vii.
san had b-~n in sffis- Yrzr ,h.
Iagess ~ Sltrg caa,ineass tas isia.
ri To 'he prsasiFie Of our aassiaasioa
In the western hemisphere I. ia .ss
fsagas'isai therefore 's sP.aE OF sur
moral esaris- ia Am-siea'
'our Metal s:sspiEc "a smsries. q
is ,hs ;itie o, 'hr article Tito ssas-
azIn~ -ssi,ors roins etig that ps. itsse
srsiF1s 90 snak- i, c,rag that be
writes sit.ssiF as a rsiSa,. siai-at o,
affairs Nevertheless. ghrF assert no
ass .Sr-ps the rfesii-ht hims-if i.
.aiii.sd 10 speak with greater an.
'hsrisy %. tho prsbi-m. 81 Latin
Nmsfisas
biseuszias the possibility Of inter
Nsn'isa la M-stsc 'Ihs article was
written hrs.gs tho ft-~, vas ofisr.s,
10 Tan-4isa, pr. .'air SAYS T'As
At--rissa army ~e'iii tas. as psTsi.
cal difficulty in ss,,ias hack cost of
N.siso. npss.ay ecsi,a Hse i, up be-.
tare il zs' a~aS: tho aiffi.uisS ~ea;i
br shs. ssrrs. and false s~a.~ of
-r,se-a, .~--- ---'s .~ 'h@,s -,.
ns..' &. keen u. there permanently in
sssara,'a..'
"w- 4. no, uaa, N-sisa." h. sa-
SlaTss. ''esf.-risiiY 80 do no, saH,
trr ilrys su.a 80 Il" -as, ,hr scpi sill
of the res. q, Latin Ames'-a. II,
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swing the assassin and asur,-rr ini'
,-.riial- ss.a<pisian. vsfy veil: thr
Tinted States Is no, a follower oi
other ipessfss II ts: II has br-n tru.:l
the beginning Of htstory. th. NOR
al leader .f lrc N.sij. u
is the mss- fact that great rov~ss
have not sonsrirnses-bul the TAFT
ed states has . eon.s sirne-. We afs
= simple ss~eri-. unable to rid our.
selves as a prejudice ssatnss murder.
This /. hsp-srfisS. seatia,sn.
saiisn,. Qaisasism. offensive moral
saI,rssosiif. so tic nfi'ish journals
say. No. Il Ia net s@ntineniaissts: II
i. a plain sturdy morality. sn which.
unfortunately. the foreign r.ait,ies os
ton mar other nations arc strangers,
'Aaa IL Il s-sy practical morality
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nearly always have some particular
csdcr on hand for American custo-
mere 1t Is well known that ali the
linen used on our battieships, at the
Naval Academy and at wcst Toin; l.
made in Belfast. and it Is no uncom.
mon thing TO see a loom at work there
turning out linen with the coat -of- :
arms of the United States woven In
the center.
Tho manufacture Of linen IN ireland
dates back rs far as 1918. when Wal.
ter de BurRo. Earl Of Ulster, had sew
eral webs OF linen woven Tor his
household at Baliylisnevcn about that
time. During the reign o: H,.ry
VIII. the spinning Of linen md sooien
yarns became a leading branch Of
trade. although II had Its nrst real
importance under tho Earl Of stafford.
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ard nSu feel hn-. Ian rseuiar, ny
stomach u b-strr and my pains have Oh
l~fs ms. You can us- my name II yos
lie. ] am pros.a Of what your rens.
DIS have dnne foe m~." Mr. NARY
GAu.xiEs. u Rsigv st.. Aaaspri;-s. VI
An lIoucss ilependatsle MeslIriss
Il NEST b. sdmitssd By s~.ry fair.
snsazSsd. insriligsas prrsan. that Q md.
IL. essu aes kvs and gsox 10 pns.siasisy
fas ubassy fegsy year.. and to-day hosi
sssocl fes shnassa.b spnn thosssansis
a artnA eurvs. - has L><ia T. finA.
hs0's Vegetable coapsssd. vishsss
rp..~ssiaG great rirtss and s<snal
Sos:h- Ssseh n,ediein-s assss ts inn&ssi
urnn ard tssmsd both STANDARD sssd
dependable by every thiskias psrsaa.
u yoss have sisc siighsess sioslse
that ~ slls q. 1'inkha0sa veersa.
bsr coasssosssssa viii help yoss. Wrtso
toI.,tlia E.riakhaa Medicine &c.
trosassi~atinb 1.yaa, A1aAa..eor ~.
vice. Sosss letter Will ~ sprard.
rad asst answered b. . Wossar.
aud held II strict coaaslroce.
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Who ,nvssssA aSess saes. .see.ee 9SD
private scsssas II the iaAusesy. 1Aso
came sa Act es rasissmsas foe sAs
eneeussssmsai Of linen msau4aeeoSA
and The work has bsea inessASo4 -
such an easens that about airy tAeO.
ssnd looms are In uss at pseesat WsvN
.y.s . n,ii,,ea spIndieA. The oAx oseA
I. nearly 81, grown IN the Ctssss pse7.
,neeA a
Anoe oS Mser S,sspa
n-ifass has two large ship1 -
which sire employment sa svsas9'
av. thousand men. and only . .A<s:
time ase the -Aquassn,s.- the tssss-.
passenger ship In the world. 80
launched at one ee these yarda ne
"o,ympte-' Nas also built at tssieA1.
TIE city boasts Of . large rope csxs.
ing plant. = number OF cigar faoeass>A
AMI the huge manufacturing psA0s q
The famous Belfast ginger ale VoSsa.
is known thfouRhou; the w0se6 ~
in sii factory districts a iarxe nu0ee
II Socialists are 10 te fousA. ~ -
the recent agitation the vos3o:D
secm To have forgotten 'hN1r se00S
on this subjec, for hundreds Jf Mses
oHVstSu win VUc NsNkcu
TO nsht Home kuic.
tleisaat is an educatio00 eAoefA -
well. for even In the ~ u toee
Macauiry he decmcd GvAsa's CsAegS
a. worthy to stand In the High o1foet
Of oxford" The number cf ~ 80.
denis now runs into the thousahds AM
many Of the most influential men 1t
ireland claim u A. their Alma NAtet.
Queen Victoria was greatly beloved.
and u was this good and gracious eur.
crcixn who IN lsS3 conferred upon
the Mayor Of the city for the time be.
ing the title Of Lord Mayer. And upon
the corporation the nan. and deserip.
ton Of the Lord Mayor. Aldermen and
Citizens Of the City cf Belfast. =
beautiful statue Of Queen Victoria
stands In the centre of the city. The
Albert Memorial. erected to the ,nAn.
ory Of the conaort Of Queen visaosoA.
IL perhaps the most imposing MONS.
rnent of the city. being IN the s6asss
OF = huge clock tower. .art
nscaihine sross.
"Breathinw spots" as the U:A00aa
calls the parks. are numerous-..oR 10
number. and all well kept. eDsdn1R
the botanical Gardens where 0q0 =
tho most beautiful plants esVWN n
the British Isles are to he fcunA ~.
fast is without doubt tho clsan0oe 60
OF Ireland. and has none Of - ~
smelling s'sr,s SUCH rs are 10 SA fguAa
In the cities far u south. II ~ u
excellent supply u pure water, 4 ~
sewerage system. and we'll DovoA
s'ree's-ln fact. were 1t not fss ~
number of jauntins cars to ~ soso
upon Y, streets the visitor might u.
asinc himself In an up.,o. date Anloes
lean city.
The fisherman Ia shrewd IN -
nese, and while more or less q 61oe
- iar as his religion II concerned, -
- nevertheless good citissa -
IoJsl subject TO the English Grove
so loyal saAt Engiand 0aausS a@WA
20 imv Ns0s N11s QeA -
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STOMACH SUFFERERS READ 1xu

80 many stomach sufferers have
bs-a b~nrsilrd BY . simpi~ psrsrs,p-
,ioa OF vegetable oils which cured .
Chicago druggist of ehfuaic stomach.
liver aud in'rssinai ssoahi~ Of yssss'
.iaaaias shat .e want you surely 10
Try lhi. remedy. u 10 kaowa ~
Msyf's woaa.stai ssomssh Rsaed!.
oae do.r ~ili .oasisse yoa. u us.
us!iy si,ss ~oadesfai relief uithsa
- hsas.-esea in the most stub.
bora easess Msys'. woadrssal sto0.
ash Rrme.,y 10 ao~ sold hrrv BY the
tiausman nfuG Co.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-02

Noiia b. n fo0i's aet indeed 10 bar
ter tAs confidence Of q hsmisDhefs
'sr all We eou,d gain by annoNins
MsAiso."
III arAisi Intervention shouid be
forced upon us" II. r0atihuss. II pre-
dict ,ha, our forres aill bs ordered
i.anie lass as soon as constitutional
orl.E las irsh restored Hni ihri,
so far as the power ~ inIiu.nse OF
''Esziasa, Wilson ssH bring IL Z" pass
nothing ia the nature Of ah inasnH-
it,, either in n,oneY Ol land. >'iii lac
asL.'i 0r will iss accepted. 'iui mo-
h..is San predict tnN far 1hs inii.-
hfs al th- sasi Amsf.san insest-
'men,s in NeAiSo, which -ooii b-
r,ui,iplisi in value D. issins hr"ush,
nader The Sni@rissn iias. nish' 50
toward rendering withdrawal imp"s
sibis. whs, Nc Do Eani iE MsAiso.
sEd ,hf0ast.u, c.n'Fs' America. is
--ssi.r.
--Thr ,roib.- -ilh r"hsrsi America
Is i's pTsciiVl,s fas -, ,!lii"n, ''uI.
aisss Central An.Fissh revolutions
afs BFabsos-i Iroa i.'E"P- ia reg
uiar Eas IL .usisses. sHar,is ss
re,, sstats sshsms is pr"ns,-.: T..
Aasriss, The ialY Of she tni'-a
s,s,-. is In g. Gu,iriss sssh revolution
hS .'s-if ami so iads- shs.hss i, be
sF ~ rot rsoeaiiy iissitiabi-s
'-rhs. aa,y ias Tsi,.i states has
mes assumed. Wh-n Nr, wtisoa
took steps Ia irssFrn hsass'tf Of tho
fssss srsars.iaE III Figh'sssiasss OF
the 81 fa.ta sssegHmras in M-siso
city .h- took. i, saTass TO ui-. 'h-
ts,mss sas-rseehins sna tasrtui s'-rI
sEish III. M.nrse iN0ssEine haas Ia
srissd IL all the process ~ It's .so'
ia,sons
''in ,hr sas- of Asrs;so. !iisriTn'
vas sssg. The ssap d'sss, that over.
threw Na'~so in February. 1918.
-as in no Nay foJotaiiptas u ~ss
a bsEsscss r.n.. . SnasPiracy Of 81
f-. arsas Officers. tiaaHeed BY Glen
.isisus tisins in evils and s.s sran'
il r-srsiaaari-ss I, uss a,,rnsse'i 10y
pf ,srssh-ss =" -t-efs'
he. sf si,iains 50 'zHSssssc. et cruel
- SO tssrtaFuus. t,spi The s'"r, is ons
asisis the aina hes officially in ae'
.s1.ins as credible
The .aist actor. isassts. sn spr'
i,ss iaaian, sg-a. sao.~Y-i. ss's.is''
ins %. brandy. sh.a The 'a"tnee' "'
hi. .gsarrph "a. fatty come. r"se
,ssn hs,-aifasiias eiih 'ar rF-ss'
.i.us's brother. be- tansd file t"
.siaiess. ARRESTED hiuis had hiu, car
.ss., awaY To he si.o' 80 death ana
his boasg lsraua .rio = hoi-s vent '"l
III. palace. -rnbsas-S the rs~sia'ns.
"a hose .h.i sprntsa an.~f Hs'i '.ss o. c
rss:ests;ioas Of tsi'h'"'n's'
In death. and sisna,iea in guards 70
Arcs. hi.n. ~ ptes.isss Of sat" t"a'
,ys. -u, .f the ssan;fs. ih" 'f0s"h'
..-.s sro4sai secured the signatures
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of rg~.idsh, Madsso asa vi.e fsrsi.
ssa' fina ssiasrs To decd. of rr.isaa.
sian. hastily gathered is.s than .
ra"'uai at .sasr.s.mah in chamber
siii.d -iih soldier. and commanded
hs artillery had himself ashno~i.
.issi a. ssssiasa,s carried Asacru
aEs rinn suafcs ots iaso tho nishs
and hal ,hrn shs, 10 death h-hihd
the pfisons
Perhaps this ia enough toe ars.si
that shss. sas.id ir 40 ancstioa o:
Tressaisins i'ses'a as Z. head at =
lawful snsrfanent=oase IL had bsrn
resolved tn seratiniss s.raiuiioass
fiat Indeed IL posiia sareiy have s--a
.sss ts--ss',i~ FOE tragic rnfna nse Ia hare
imagined a saafa.trr so Eijroasiy
siilaiaos. as vissnstano ltuests. OF .
ssr-.f =. c.sapis,eif iusiifyinE si-
refusal Ia rs.nznisr hi;ss.
otter povrrs made 81. scsrrir of
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fftssiss ot .ssfy description nea:.
b saA quietly s1sesssA a. The
caposlele.Nsvs ~ roesaA. samples
sal euosasioes o. sequest. rss sas
se,~cAoea. TsiatasA Ste. q
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nad breath. bitter tasse. disaiasas
aad . Eeassai $50 ssenaat" fessiss
l. . sure sixa u . torpid 1lvsr. Wse1.
BIN. IL the medicine sssAe1. u
makes tue liver active. siiAtt,fA the
hiooA. regulates the hoveis as1 ~.
storss . f,ae feeliak OF sassey sad
rAesssuise~. Price soc. Sole ~ the
Hsusosa Drug c..
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Absorption oflreland's
Great Manufacturing
Centre Some Humor.
Gus Incidents Showing
fSs Antasonism Of Its
Residents Toward
Home Rule.
No Tsssou. Ulster Cc,-nsn, whl-,,
0tartr,l The Tr,ui';-.

ybo 8aaso0s Ulster Covenant whl-!,
4 Atartr,i The Tr-,ui';-.
SeAs,S -nastnrv>i In our .-n.,i-arr
CNs Stnso~ ltuic wuuiL '~ d,.a.tr-us
X - material ~cliss~inx ot Ulster.
- aesN - 10 tho whole Of trris n.i
sShvavse~s to our civil nn'i religion
s-tacSp. destructive to rur citizen.
ss.r. Rrsi pcrtlous To the unit, "f tir
Sy'rtfF>
'jc vh,.c nan,c~ nrr undcrwri'i-r.
NJ: Of Ulster. loyal subjects q" his
PRECIOUS Majesty King George the
tsc.,. hun,hly relying cn the .o,i
sou, our tnthcr- In DAY. uS -tr''-s-
. y f-iai confidently trusted. hereby
ts'.'.c ourselves In solemn susvnau'
'ica.l,out this our time of threat
.o1 calamity to stand oac D.. another
J. Jrfcn'iing for ours-,,r- AMI our
.g'liscn our cherished pn.Iiiun of
. r.i citizenship la the United King.
~. rnd In using all the means which
....y hc iuunii nc,s'>SHry ,u defeat til"
/. ,.sHns conspiracy To .ct Wy Home
LIE tn lrvlnnd.
~ the event Of su,l, n Parliament
".iS forced upon u-. W. soi-mni,
r;d mutually pledge ourselves to- rr-
A.. tts authority. insure confidence
i..t God will defend the right.
Hereto we subscribe u,ir nnnnr..
"A further We indi, ibUaiiy declare
sSt Wc have not already signed this
.sennni.
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regular snu " -
tired snal sleepy II
tbs tisa-. would hare
cod ehiiis. ard ~
hsnsis and fest woaA
liasi. Ny stnmadls
hoth~Fed me. ] had
pain in my sisla and
. l.sai heaaisrhs nass
Of the tins. LyAa
Z Pinkhsm's vsrv-
table campnond has
Sos.e ms toes Of Rs,ora
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~HE Inhabitants OF Belfast. that
splendid commercial city OF the
4 Emerald Isle. have fought liomc
" Rule for over n hundred years.
" they began their opposition ms
son as they learned that the Irish
Swn in Dublin We're fighting for Il.
I'd this was away back in 1901. when
je Irish Parliament was abolished
"A tho legislative union of Great
titain and Ireland proclaimed. The
Hef point of issue is n religions one
"a tho antagonism of the uls;crmen
wards the Catholic Church dates
lak much farther than the Home
ple agitation. for II was already es-
tiished In 1880. when william came
, 6elfast-one of the stronghoids of
Reformed faith. When the King
l.se through the streets to Belfast
& s.e the crowds shouted, God save
8 Protestant KinEv The same splri,
kts in Ulster today and Belfast
49, which housed the Protestant
hB1 in tho seventeenth century was
. FIRST place 'x1yen over to the Ul-
soT3H0 Xeds ssfs yh!sh
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stands ON high hill ON the outskirts
ot belfast. is now owned by Lord
shnrcrhury. As Ia usually the case
where religion IL an issue both sides
have wa-r,! bitter warfare and there
hns been more or less bi,oJshcd in
the agitation. The present -rlsia
seems to have been b7cuHh, about
by tho practical certainty Of Mr.. AS
quiih's Home Hule f!ili becoming a
law without the consent Of the HOUSE.
" Lords. together with Sir Edward
CarFon's sudden determination to re.
slst such n sill for this part OF Ire
llni and the organization OF n vol
un.ccr army for that purpose.
Bcsr-ndani. of Cromwell.
Ulster IA inhabited mainly by dc.
scrniants Of the men who were sen.
to ireland by Oliver Cromwell n.
farmers after he had Hubducd the
country and Of the Scottish Covcnun-
tors. II IL thc-" people. descendants
of tho most riaid Pro.cstnntisin. wha
have made Belfast and the surround
ing counties. and rather than bow 80
what they term ropish rule they are
cunfer; to plunge England into a civil
war. The aninoslty between the Cath.
ulics ana Trotcs,ants In Ulster is con.
fined t" no special class Of people. for
II exists i;f all Hrndes of society from
the four hundred down to the hum
bio Scotch-trish stcvcdnre who has
frequently refused to work beside nm.
other steredore bccnusc he hung his
hat on n Catholic peg"
Rapid Growth.
The City of Bclfas. is pleasantly NJ.
I sA I-... a.
Iagan. A great par, of N" town
| Is said TO be not moro than six foot
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WOMAN IN
BAD CONDITION
Restored To Health By Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vsssta.
BE Compossnd.

AoatprHss. VT" I'VE have gysss
faith In yess vsasdiss- was s-sy H.
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cs-anlsie.S.-. zoe . moa,h.
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1enpid Growth.

The City of Belfast is pleasantly NJ.
uated on the low banks of the River
Lagan. A great part of tho town
Is sald 70 ke not mora than six feet
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"w- Il. NO, wan, M-sisa." h. Ia.
'isTss. ''ests-yisiiY 80 do ne, ,sn'
h~r irs,usr 80 Il" -an, ,hc scpi s'iii
1t the res. %, Latin Nm.s'-a. II