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lain. Rev. NJ. oBrien. sis w. i4th St.
ReE ask 2 Mo cole AM He ves
"o'Ias o'Neill. 2429 18th Ave:
y" +. Casey. 253 Fremont
1ns. Sec, D. J. McHugh, 243s
So; Treas. e. J. Owens, 2425
80, Med. EXAM, DR.. Henry,
DR.. Hynes. Washington
Ave. So. Meetings are held on
I'd third Thursday of month
=, syd No; 2. MI M!nn zeal Us . Pres:
ohm a Mason a'2 s1s ST 9Th 81 Ave- s. n We e.
emu: &c; F. so;3tn: Bs S'ne sac s74S AID q
300, 3; s7 1911 10Th Is St. s.; ms: Seq; Jas $;
:. 2502 Fremont Ave. N: Med. Ex-
B. Murphy. 1925 E. Lake St. Meet.
day Of month in Richmond Hail.
,s,o9 No a & Min ,9ss sth r
(. Pres: John Kilroe. 22ls End St. n:
S.. n: f.. Fin: Sec. p: S; FERRIES: 40
e sth Az; II. =: Treas: J: j: ps aiey:.
sn6 9 I11ins Mea!s eboa Slk go sSs Ne9
cate Blk. Meetings are held on list Sun sun
Of month. In A. 8. q. W. hall. SO Se censs
trail Ave.
Py'so Mea No ISIS MF Tsen9 zvs
A 'ss n: Rec. secy:: j. g. Mitchell" q isos
E E$soi Gsndss5ssi Ssn.s E'sf
Med. Exam. DE-. Egan. 2o6 Masonic Tenn:
PIE. era Ps Flynn aya I'LL III an Emerson me- AXs
8rd and Plymouth.
ci pyaslof Edna; Vice Pres +. F. Dsr:cey
eahill; Rec: ssei IVY "; Giess;,son; Edna:
i n e; cahi!i: Med. Exam: b. si Bla Re-
meas Il e esf hs aa
pg.ssn s sss ave- 81 vsss NJ
Simon Ms1W1tyH IKE III at1s 81 Rec
Fin $751; esq., ases%S SSss ': sss ,i{i
Ays g. 81 f &C. Med Dr. Exam 4 +. TbS Ez 1sls
lld MAx vg Meetings are held ~ Barber
tArHhu',rsday and 4th Sunday of month <n io
Ih H q. 3. hall. cor. Franklin and ;et ~
Ave. 8.
D,v,s,on No. Minneapolis-Pre... g
F. shapnon 4s Ra RRalves52stitY ir 1y; VIC.
R Rse seq The;: Es1RsS s. Wsste sae ave- 81
d.. Fin &c.: T Mm: II John DDonHsh tue. SIS
Norta North Ell 2o4 Donaldson Rid.. Me sames
Ssi n o. a9e a fhic 2Ss
ave. at p. m
Division l NHi j. Sstrsrson e. 4
3 Pres. J. H. O'Brten. 2so1 Fillmore s. vice
E.; sec sin. F. sea p; E1s eSne sos assh
81 s iss1 S 81 S.5i,:, sa4 Essns
N: F. are af held on End Sunday vs az Meet.
Min%gs s aus Of month IL L o. 8. ia ath
LIE sUEUR COUNTY.
County President Jacob Gish, r.
qpyivis,on No v :; ,MPernstssOpMsry,Pres c.
e Rec Ms ssc., Ed ciartin; Fin Sec. afnsidy:
=. ). keo6en: Med. Exam. 81 lJt amss:::
sMnasy OF month In Vanasek's Hail iiiscond
p. N.
County FhF s&dEas fPo :: 4. d.u,., Cur.
~ yI Ssi v Aiyoeff re! HaM ea
zen! Har;a,S. Fulda; Rec. Sec, ii, ES"i cE1ts-
fTlda; Fin: Sec. J. J.. Crowley. Avoeaa::
Thos, p. Flynn. Avoca; Med. Exam r
A. Trow. Avoca. Meetings are held ~;
third sunday Of month in A. o. III hs VI
Avoca-
MOBILES COUNTY. "~"''-.-
County President. Thos. Burke, Ella.
worth. MINI.
Division No. !. Ellsworth-Pres. Mich.
ael Holloran: Vice Pres. Thos. ]. FaRsn.
Rec. Sec. James Burke: Fin. Sec. John
~,,n- Sweeney: Ned. Exam, Dr. Gen
Meetings are held on second Wednea6s,
Of month in church at 1850 p. N.
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NATIONAL DlREcr,

NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
p. r. Moran. Washington. b. c,
Rev. VIM. r. Mclaughlin, Union FIN
81 Michael F. Powers. Grand Rapio,.
William J. Doherty. Chicago. Ill
"A. j. Barry, Columbus. Ohio.
The Irish standard., 1914-01-03

s7ATE oFFlcERs-MINNEsorA.
Pre..dent-T. ]. Doyle. Endicott Rldr
ST VICE r'i RESIDENT. P. Kennedy. Far.
'f State secretazly, .,' T. arosan. s1l Car.
sos rreasurer--John Sheehy. Monteom.rv
state Chapain-Rev. r. }. Fox, Jans:.
VA pras,dent Of Insurance Fund ~
Do gee Presiaent-J. J. Nolan. Bra,n.,,
secretary Of lnsurance-John Mahnnasau
s2S temple iss Gore1' iMnnsapelis
ny ta sten'fGI Medical Director-Dr :,
o.T.onnor. st. Paul "
DIRECTORS Of Insurance Fund-John NJ,
ran. Hinnsap sm&in Ks Min MasMsnu.. St.
coreoran. st. Paul: Thos. Welch. S;,n.
water.
NATIONAL oFElcERs,-.L. a: a. O. .
National PresidsntTMrs. Ellen Ryan
uahnney. Calumet, Mich. D. A.
ANational Secretary. Mrs. Adalta ch,..
''Nstiopal Treasurer-Mrs. Mary C. Con
,,oiiv syracuse, N. Y. So"
erArE oFFlcERs-L. A. A. q
p,es,dent-Mrs. Mary B. Dalsv ";;so.
Central ave-. Minneapolis. AeSs
Vice President-Miss Mas E. Hamm,,;
De giecretary-Ena, c. Heating. AZ Plea.
an Trreasurer-Miss Mary coosan. Far.
oa Rnsrd Of Directors-Mary M. su,,,v..
Duluth: Ellen Conroy, st. Paul: Mar
Reilly. Brainerd.
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HENNEPIN COUNTY.

5 Tying Ave. N; Vice Pres, J. F. Cogwin.
sGo fremont Ave-: Rec. Sec. +. E. Mon
anan' S1S 10th st. S.; County Treas.
ION Moran, 9o5 9th Ave. N. E.: Chap
'aih' Rev. M. O'Brien. BIS w. 44th st.
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DIVISION OFFICERS A. Q. H.-rlMe
AND PLACE OF MEETING.
ANOKA COLIN

ANoKA COUNTY
county President. John f. Coleman
l.. Ward: Vice Pres. John l. Green: Rec
Sec Sec Charles E. Green: Fin. Sec. James
freas., John Ward: Med. Examiners ens
are are held on third Monday Of month in
"oodman Hall at D. m.
SIG STONE COUNTY.
r County President. M. !. Mcdonnell
Fl Division D1 No: i. Graceville-Pres. T; r.
5er eknX; Vie Pres; A; Lannon; Rec; seq.
Trai hs Se aed E. E E; Gnn1b5y 81 TseaMs
da anoa ana Meetings are held on first sun n
Fraternity Hail.
BLUE EARTH COUNTY.
n s., r.. J. McGrath: Co. Rec. Sec. Charles
':TR easeo Fin mSyS Pa e. eGSaaain
4 Miehfsl 1,Hrien. carroll Vice d Rgss.
50 PeasaaTs 3d. f FS &c., &c.,: E. Ii
3 crehhs s9 T. r: Coughlan. Meet in n, r. !,
a. gar End and 4th Sundays of montn
A>0. MdUlSOu
atles Doran. Eagle Lake: Vice Pres
W. a. sullivan, Madison Lake; Rec. Sec
". a. Lyons. Madison Lake: Fin Sec
"; - McGrath, Madison Lake: ms. Sec
VII YIN. Conner. Madison Lake; Treas.'
o o... McNamara. tagle Lake: Med: Elk
am, Dr. Bigelow. Meetings are held on
second and fourth Sundays of month IN
"a - II. Hail at $3.50 p. m.
cRow WING COUNTY.
County President. VIM Barron. 40 9Th
IRE treason. COG Kingwood ST.: Vice Pres
YIN Hogan. 207 kindred St: Rec Sec.
Gerald Barron. 414 4th Ave; Fin. Sec.
lanes J: Nolan. 615 5th st. N: 1ns: Sec,
lanes = !; Nolan, 615 9Th St. NJ: Treas;
=. -: MeNamara. Imperial block: Med.
Exam Exam. DR.: Sycora, First National Bank
6u!Iolng. Meetings are held on second
Sno FOURTH Tuesdays Of month In X. OF
DAKOTA COUNTY.
=, County President. T. p. Moran. Has
Division No. /. Hastings Div. Pres.
Tres, Patrick Carolan, Hastings, Mimi;
Bee Bee: Sec. Thos. S. Ryan. Hastings.
Mimi: ms. Sec. NJ. o'Brien. Hastings.
a; ami Drs' PECK PECK and Brady. Meet
days at A. o. U. w. hall.
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A valuable colt owned by Mr.. John
O'Keefe, popular farmer, of Kilonan,
near Waterford, was recently found
dead in field on the farm. There
were long scars, evidently inflicted by
a knife, along the body of the animal.
The death has occurred at an ad-
vanced age at his residence, Ballyla-
neen, Kilmacthomas, of Mr.. Michael
Foley, we'll known County Water
ford farmer. He was the father of
the Rev. John Foley, G. c.. Portlaw,
and Of Mr.. jeremiah Foley, G. c.
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Messrs. John Flanagan, chairman
of the Urban Council; James Ahearn
and T. A. Walsh, proprietor of ''West-
ern People," were at Ballina Petty
Sessions sworn in as magistrates by
Mr.. James Roache, r. M.
Patrick Casey, of Aadnaree, and his
three sons, Martin Michael and
Thomas, were remanded at Ballina on
Friday, December 5, charged with Sc.
riously assaulting Anthony Holmes,
the father-in-law Of Thomas Casey.
Holmes alleged that he was attacked
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Stsw leans, q tFact
Etli yet 10 81 rs asl te s5f
313s dinte on u hsiSl q f6 3 Is 5si
other old crop ontks, and Is pciiIss
5on assBtef1 SeEs mi 70 6 p0iii1 40
other iiew crop puBition
Prices we're sliad fDEe5 an yes
fF1ln ktle ie ing, sifider be Efi-
llitehc4 OF an Liver pool an a IL
better .HhowiaE OF weather cnhditinnh
In the Western Del bat overniHsit
adyices of sycp eylss m ms ;Ssll tiis al e,
( velopinhlit Or b fFasS { lem ana for g4iei
better grades OF sppEs; tel e
strotigels one 70 i tilIs mar sE siIififSg
the esene6Iis ayld se Sever It's
we're iSi q lse ore 5
T1eilt haitesi or f l5Fsef
tfla nftarsi 2llaaf -
sii "a sIssc 3 lir1tliS. +
with relatively large es
lesc e & hFias d 81 nis siijg
sen the "a res SAl SHARPLY and
il tee cl
CO. t6ii 9cl 81 q trnflef Is
= q ~ 81 d Z 4 243i
Qclobet II l1sosIlIt = sp1llfs
Spot eattpn ct s;lii ay euce OF
rs. ding u 3 4 es On - Il e.
pERt 70
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4 -
the Bic 81 prod al OH and ne
u 3E tae saE1e ie9l7e y II
0 s. lS tlod in the
81 tlie Prod ia 3
kAg lent thcHgiif7 II was 9el lisye
3ss ye1 mo pf tlla pld btDtifeF !.
( = IS ftsIlsl cd tit = ~ 5
u on q ageleorsle gi5ea
IsiH bats feterEing son. aAak
Sis son 8 money lover and Nli
was y
y e 81 what was e5sasnE 70 lssl1
st slie lti1lf mad
loving " sits s sits 81 tise Ia y
tAet knew ~ 'onsd
kle to fle sei pies "a
5souiss b q pee
liIal IS the sitadpHi for lis
would produce foIlt sfa1i
pros Iienee g,h sle
u 10 his slSsis
ole. Il e. I'll
~ f6JiEsI Hat he NoGi II have "a
ii q BE aItna icstf.
D live q 81 pet q Il not
fsls ie " anid d not beg Il g ssosl9
|5dllss al i. .ssig lsI igi ~ re-
~ b e IA
Hf5lEe5 10 ) make IL aileh lend S
that ielf ne Wl,S thrown 0tst fliay
lFotld him into tfieEr homes He
had 9nt The s'lgat % do as he saYk So
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Chicago and NSgsressern Rous
Announees Sale ss 8 naaisOn
Los n GLOW

- y
sleg Rng q De ,aaFgdgT and
EafIa sase q aoats tasy
lad lltEis on tsis general isseI
Iof pFicess fhs MAJ. Get Vas IS dun
ard sIiat 40 s,afl Il & i5 i6r'l
aEa trpd ders ms % ATTEMPTS "a force
it out spf the groove 81 which il has
tFayetsd Tor sesafai days. =
Quotations moved aIte yaateIy,up ana
down eadiag with atlla, losses on
don cables quoted iowa prices for in
ternationaI s5ages ava renoFtei 6ll-
ing In that market fdF 4 New
'EoTa. Taking their cue zfoin thiE
quarter, ira aeFs isla 3 of
Iefifil and ac a III 3 rs 4
seEk Sft6t b nj
Gently hl - oh
stn chesl
llenle. mid deptfIjis
10 ne feEEs q iFsTe ;Ee5Tgg1
s.
- sass..s e "a
ie sale was ann Sriice5 af i)flo
$50 asiil sgS5f
ssiQs g4se eolT4 : & %
That znksIer 81 81 II
enter tie 1ahFs feSI EIl e )
sof the dem ana Tor on ey "a 81 Z.
icial purposes Wfiils lssI Il b "a mr.
ther ahndinR OF ioans = iaE
"a few aHe cllla4ire .s tiss
is and tS j :; jss$'si : -
"a keE ti l 8
b "a
n: q istesed tlees ill.,
ed 81 oH q
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9fls fy hit
Eas iSls ss ildtissl
datsHg ia gply. which esnti GONG
stop orders On on Is GOV.
7 = z7F 7Iyl7EIFIl
16yF Fey; on p aEd TEX 10 s. lleeis st It
Eili af old fiso7s Isl fl1ss.
II ss4sssa .sliifs slss
q 725 ~ 4 s::3 an & 75F 3 70 {;
se3b All &. lsl !. L. !
50 d 8 + t''sv.
sd Is 81 5: lI5gl Sis = Sif Z D.
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Chico 20 q e = q i = ia 'lea i, az
8 55eE =
eEB NOR d l az ne
Ton me u III s III - 81
the ~ .l M : go
4
f0 5 : 4 Z s.
ii s; r - -
cline 8 e Is B tSsIt, 3: 4
45 8 3 iy .il,l Z, 4 III
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COT gJ
ACC INT OF
fiislk Buying On Eew 0flelss aliS
othes Agsslta6s Eo0ste All
rasas


New York. ,asay gbe cotton mar.
3 ltes ssae nely apiet toaay but ruled
Eeneraily steady AMI closed at q net
advance OF from i % q Solnts. isFi-
yate reports that ii was sainIss II to
oeslhTAe sints ma ) have.6e 6eipss8
2 the mar t1sfii 5 tlts aoif! bISk
there seemed % be q feeling around
the local ring That they have been or
no great early coasts
we're Tor generally FAIR weather to-
"a =, ~ aisss s;7s
lsiyices copsinnsd to cons, ia how
over cpsnp III 81 i u 1tceft e2c stye
FainfRlt 81 aisd Isigl isf-
Ing that q ,rGass efabls3F otlsne dry
weather Won q S isaceeA Tit
! sections before III al iiIisl
ed.
Cotton futures closed steady
s. 0sien elose
May ...... & .i.. !. Z. !: "a 30 1855
sgniy y. -. (. $50 1000
August ;. 4 slsi. 4sTgi
Z, &. .fisi 40
5eesfilb bert I, -. s. r. !. Il e 1865
january :. !. = y. HISS 11os
cot ton qsi n liIig
u ann rtiff 81 3 &. Sd 7 t
i. 49,
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I ss ~ ISIS N0B0DT FROM no.
CIR lca aaInp) Is a sew ltiso
rec drama featufiif Efiisl
er.Si Hobart E94hley. II IS 81
:I from INST 20 last ani d
II s ssil b lsiIsiSII, Ia sshs4sk. fiSg Small.
s0oi ie 5iIfeef6sr and Monte K after.
SsIn th6E fftiIe nIGy.
Is ~ 3 y q 5r--s----i zsaj =
ne Borrowed frinesy' (IsdIsonl, by
&c MS, IL ri story u
J 5g ifAsty sittfe dresses slrei 8
IS iS5sfTi e snIiie ana goes fof q
bss siie cosEalie csssltain6 all tAa
Stels. Sue refnsrai5uSl
slSss % Us lIaF fels iFijssEn
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What GfFl Wants to, teaoh 10 that .ssge
| disciples ought from our own stands
| point TO be as wise In reaching our
ends as this maa was "a TeachfnG hts Z
I s5EIylS IsrFyI7y I1UEIIJJsy UE TIF1 CtiII learn
|; ;leseof1s from i A & a matt q of
Esfnct, III men ksll0l more wiBd0ni In
Getting what they want tliafl 0liftss
SLAMS show Ia get ting :ypt they pro-
Tess 70 live for.
But The parable has applicatlan
more specific than this general nn4,
what we al !; vii need sbovs avery
thing eiEa N the universe win he
LfEiends a tlayy spls come wiien We
IHiist go Gu + Qf q IS p1Fld ere ss
have lIut tie tlge ot niessls and mons j
and Hpgiss 8phoitsllilt sWAaa that
NJ cesEe es vii hee1 lends IA
TIE 5shlsr iie Hiy6 q II "a.
lst none, eRe ilje s0f eei than fssis.
help less man Who was a Ennt ID he
turned out of ttilice penn II dts 8 80 ~
s. also flas ised isat tsle
1fe IA " IA ID q, =
lsseiiiis s l,i os.S,si
5Relslf IS Eiat 3 sll 81. H 81 Isfs1 "a
tgiendE etefnaI fleiiE8 of Sfi asl ~
This perhaps Is the lesson, f 81.
pafas3les But II IS 81 lesson I'll at tsiiist
ae lind efsfned ID ffi e light % Chris
tten " ddil AM act "a tlie llt ~ The
en2t " % me skdne OF III gf.stgs 4 sil 8
tzzaa ! - ~ -
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out of the eyi, cpnd tiona esld rllsn
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care for them In their sic lsl sss. 1oVssr
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ii . tIEIT lIEz0TI iEsS7
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the accprfsts NJ 81 fiS arei. IL -
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slle gfssee 81 aka 10 q lsdd ists fhs|
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lf9i.s
g. =. =
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counts to. God Is sftf tflietilt L ia slt a
8 BE ~ g ssy; "a iha
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pay ail they oy..sSN But iii 6 Il S 81 Is
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Isl5ifes &, fGdnce 8 q u .llsl s, = tII "a
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H ~ Il
eapley Holmes. 4 graduata from the
rsnk of thsatFfeaI stars ha6 fehfad
from the Footlights and viii tiaEso.
forth be seen on tha screen IN the rs.
saaay ps5d6ct ctieiIs Holm liafi
yop might c;llI ..the Kslis 1e Sssg
trades instead n, RE u
NJ. Holmes Is sEi lifss . i sSgi
Yak coanty. and ;lt pss bFo,t d the
Enslabafs of ths fsaEt IS ciaiS 81 tint
ssi5 tuaE 5iieria Tom Foley psei5e,5
him as q deputy. giving as hie reason
the utttIiTaiinsss shown 11S this acppF
IA tile part os slim He8ger IN Elis
leiine ) Days predpetl0a of ,1'he
BoGndnp.
sle 1ercea os tsla pia sss g
In Kesstone condehies haze b q
strengthened by the addition Of Charles
Murray. the Bicgraph comedian Mr..
Murray has appeared for d icnR time
In a majority OF s. { farces mAds sby,
the gsaph eonE
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seGhe makes son LAUGH III spite oe
yourself.r Tbis Is what they Dill aayl
ff Ruth Roland S.
Wholesome, psyacious and pos5ess
ing magnetic personality hiisa ii iot
fand eaptIYhtes che motion picture atis
stiience the n1oEaant sne appear upon
ths screen kse wonderful a6isity %
portray IL 1rgna roles for which
she Is c&A has made her the id0I ct
s. jastly reearGed as beihg one ot me
eesela4st @-ss.-sl @....s 81 motion ~ ~;
tugea.
ihk on By Mari Swan, ig a
rec ease he two nssi 6 IS
aye OH tniK In q reataurjlit tire
apei night I'M AZ. fol 81.
Aahiting the saS who started IL One
siiad q pink ellp7ier 10 his pocket, slie
pttles a nursery bottle SosfhsF had q
liara EiFaa laining Il il q sheir
VS. - ~ ~, Z
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Enriia al { b a sgl., a & -; 8 + ~
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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-20
MEAT CENTURIES OLD AT
 A DINNER BY D'ANNUNZIC

PARIS-Meat between forty and fifty thousand years old was the star dish at a banquet given by Gabrie dAnnunzio, the Italian dramatist aut poet at the Hotel Carlton last even ing
 D'Annunzia obtained the flesh from Russia, where it was cut from the carcass of mommoth which was dug cut of the ice around the Liakoff isl 9nds north of Siberia a few years az" by Count Stenbock Fermor. Tue count has presented the pachyderm to the Paris museum of natural history where it is about to be exhibited. ,'
 The skeleton, embeded in the etc. nal ice was in perfect condition, ar } al the time of it's discovery a large quantity of flesh was found clinglug to the bones of the body and limbs. This 50.OO0-year- old frozen meat is being treasured in Russia, but after repeated efforts d'Annunzio succeed d through infiuenctial friends in obtain ing a couple of pounds of this raI, fcodstuff. Yesterdays sensational din . ner was preliminary to tomorrow" competition for the Fontcnoy cup award by the French Greyhound Gnu.
 His guests were five fellow mem- gers of the club and covers also Were laid for the favorite hounds of tine guests. Describing the banquet to the New York American correspondent ufterward, d'AnnunzIo said:
 Ut was the most successful dinner ever gave. Elephant meat exceed cd my highest expectations. In flavor i! was like tortoise flesh, but 1t was
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ously for the ten months of the ex. position.
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well--a little tough.
 "Take piece of tough cardhoaid smear it with tortoise paste, cho.. lt for a few hours and you'r get som 'dca of the consistency and the nav, If the meat which has been iu ct storage for 5O,0OO years. l had it orc" C, and served it with six dff"rc kinds of sources
 "Whih' my guests appeared [" r"l-. the srvory n,H city one of them srd denly stoppcd\ eating when half w.
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NOTICE OF UNITED STATES MAR.
 SHAL SALE.

Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of a special execution issued out of the clerks office of the Eistrict Court for the District of Alaska, Second Division, upon a cer- tain Judgment therein rendered on the 1!th day of May, 1914, and entered iE favor of w. J. Rowe plaintiff. and against F. Le Roy Thompson, Martha N Sayre, J. M. Craig, George H. Thompson, and V. V. Clarke, defen- dants, for the sum of two thousand six hundred and forty seven dollars are ninety-two cents and three hun dred and twenty -four dollars and eighty-one cents interest amounting in all to two thousand nine hundred and seventy-two dollars and seventy three cents with interest on said sum at the rate of eight per cent from the 18th day of May, 1914, to the date of payment together with plaintiffs costs and disbursements amounting to one hundred and fifty-three dollars and twenty-five cents. will, on the 18th day of June, 1914, at 12 o'clock noon of said day at the front door of the United States Court House at Nome, Alaska, as com- manded in said special execution, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash, all of the right. title and interest of the above defendants in and to the following described real property situated and lying and being in the Cape Nome Recording Precinct, District of Alaska and more particu- larly described as follows: Mining claims known as No. 1, ?. 3, and 5 Above Discovery on Boulder Creek and No. Below Discovery on Boulder Creek. a tributary of Snake River. and that certain ditch and water right the intake of which is situate on No. 3 Above Discovery on said Boulder Creek.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska, May 18th. 1914.
 E. R. JORDAN. United States Marshal Second Divis-
 ion, District of Alaska.
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Orange trees laden with ripe fruit will be growing in the beautiful court Cf abundance when the gates of the Panama expedition opens on Saturday February 20, 1915.
 Sixty orange trees which iwlll from a part of the landscape decoration of the C urt. were boxed at Cloverdale, Cal, recently, at the direction of John Nc I aren, chief landscape engineer of the exposition. They will be kept at Cloverdale until next December, when they will be brought to San Francisco bearing fruit and planted in their permanent places about the court Of abundance which is on the east side C the main group.
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The pointing machine, d mechanism for the enlargement of statuary from models, is being used for the first time in the art department of great ex- pC sition at the Panama expositiun studios. The machine was invented by Robert Paine, who, as assistant tC August St. Gaudens at the time of the Chicago Worlds fair. conceived the idea that the laborious work of pr9- Earing colossal sculptural figures couII b" done more quickly by mechanics nleans. The machine allows the com : pletion of work, which before consuln- ed year or more, in one month. u