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India bury, and keep buried. I III
The Ameer of Bokhara, 3 Russian
vassal in Central Asia, IS said to have
been accommodating hoard amounting
to $4,000, 900 a year, and this is kept
in great vault where Russia might
POSSIBLY find resource In case of need.
In Egypt and along the north shore OF
Africa the Barbary Coast people have
their boards estimated by the millions.
The lost treasure of the Incas is esti-s
mated at $500, O00, 900 in gold.
No one is able to guess the amount I.
of gold that has been looted in the
history of the world by raiding armies.
WI IN the wars of old were waged bill
lions Of treasure changed hands from
the vanquished to the victors. The
treasure was commonly the public
funds. Men known 20 KAYE wealth
i were held for ransom, ensluved, tor
tured, cut to pieces bit by bit in the
effort TO compel the revelation OF hid.
ing places. XII .... :, I.
In the ruins Of Carthage is vault
that holds the treasure of the vandal
eienseris, which was not found when
Carthage finally fell. The buried treas
ure of Carcasonne IN southern France
was put away when the Huns and
Slavs ranged, over Europe trying to ex.
Terminate the Latins. Alaric the Goth
looted Rome and cached his. treasure
lin Carcassonne, tradition says, in a
deep cave and killed the men who
helped hom stow it away, and it has
never been found.
This<treasure was part of it from
Solomon's Temple, Titus having raid.
led Jerusalem and made away with the
treasure that Solomon had gathered up
and which was part of it loot that
King David had captured in. his great
Ewars of conquest and defence. There
was the accumulation of ten centuries
of profit in the Temple of Solomon.
The loot of ancient Rome. the loot
tof Constantinople, of Calcutta, Bonn.
ibay, Pekin, with the treasure ships
Ecaptured at sea, paid the price of cap
lture. There were raids on the treas.
i,ue towns of Spanish America which
made the pirates wealthy. But the
leapture of bullion and the exaction OF
kransom failed to compensate the vic
tors from about the time of the Napo-
leonie wars.
Wars of conquest followed wars seek
ling loot. Nevertheless the modern
wars are accompanied by opportunities
of loot which are hardly paralleled In
ancient history. Thus the defeat of
France resulted in the payment to Ger
many of $1,000, 100000 after the war
of 1s7o-a tribute payment hardly III
vailed in ancient days. If France and
Russia should conquer, Germany win
doubtless be compelled to stagger un-
der such an exaction of tribute as no
ancient Caesar ever dreamed.
If the boards of Europe could be
ltapped-if the hidden treasures of Eus
ropean cities should be tapped by in
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cious jewels. In the temples of India
there are said to be 1900, 000, 900 in
precious metal and precious stones.
India has more fine pearls than all the
rest Of the world put together. They
have even gold cannons there-can.
mons that weigh 2s0 pounds each.
The tourist sees some of this gold; if
a visitor should attend a function Civ.
en- by one of the princes of India he
would see jewels whose value he could
not estimate. Afghan, Mogul, Tartar,
rsiding through India, found millions
upon millions, but the troops did not
find it all. In the ground, in places
where none could find or would suspect,
is the vast wealth which the natives of
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Armory Hotel and Miller
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The Adiutant General i
NAL Charles W. Neger, nspgen Maj Elmer Wnant ord Dept
(Brevetted Colonel)
B.. Surg
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NJ. Capt Henry Van Gfeson, @ M
(Brevetted Lieut. Coonel)
j. Capt L. Sexton Med Dept
ide tot j.. Doughery Infantry.
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REGIMENTAL FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS 1877 iNF
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company Cant j. M Camara LIST Lieut. L Medeios
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Company Capt Kane. Ind Lieut. W. N
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The gasoline schooner KOMoKILA.
In command OF Captain George E:
Piltz, WIN leave Pier 6 Orchards
street WHARF for Maui and Molokai
ports evert TUESDAY at p. m. and
Tor windward ports on Oahu every
FRIDAY at S p. N. For Information
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KOMOKILA SHIPPING CO. LTD.
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HlLo RAILROAD COMPANY.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Hilo Railroad Company
has been called for Thursday, Septem-
her II, 1914. in pursuance of an order
Of the board of directors, and will be
held at room 207, Stangenwald build
ing, in Honolulu, Hawaii, at 8 o'clock
p. m. on that date. =
The stock transfer books VIII be
closed from, September 18th to t7th,
both dates inclusive as 81
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Secretary.
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DIEST.-A town eQuidistant from
Liege, Antwerp and Brussels. about %
miles from each, and little north Of
the air line between Liege and Ant.
werp. It Is one of the five fortified
places in Belgium. 1t protects both
Brussels and Antwerp from military
by way Of Maastricht.
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Chauffeur, American, wishes position
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K. Isoshima. stylus millinery. King
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The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02

G., w. Scott and wife and daugh-
ters OF IIoustonia, Mrs. J. c. Lacy
and MIR. and Mrs. Lon zeigel we're
dinner guests with Mr.. and Mrs. ia
mes Scott ST., and family Sunday.
Mrs. c. l.. jacob and sons, Cecil
ard wickliffe visited Rev. T. II. Boul
ware and family during the holidays.
Mrs. James Scott Sr., is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Lue Witcher Is visiting her
brother. II. E. Smith this week. Mrs.
witcher has purchased a home in
this vicinity. where she will move
from Slater as soon as weather per
mits.
Mrs. Grace Brown of Houstonla IL
the guest OF MIR. and Mrs. Sam Brown
this week.
MIR. w. s. pyle and son shipped
sheep Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02
Their Home burned.

Clarence Thomas, home on Capitol
iIiil. the last on North Jefferson. on
the west side OF street. caught on fire
about : p. M. Friday evening and was
almost a total loss. The family the
husband. vile and three children had
gone to the home OF A. J. Graves on
VERIFY for a visit and had been there
only q short time, when they were In
formed OF the fire.
II r. thought the house caught from
a defective fluc. Mr.. Thomas had
some insurance. The lire company
was on hand promptly but the fire hal
gotten wei under Roadway when the
alarm was turned In.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02
JESTER.

A happy new year To n and nll.
Mrs. John Beck OF Slater was visit
Ing Mrs. Il. w. Eddy last week.
Miss Ethelin Scott spent Christmas
with homo folks near Hardeman.
Mr.. John Gilmore and little dau.
ghter, Gladys were the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. p. He'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Davis took
Christmas dinner with Mrs. Davis sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs, Harvey Edwards.
Mr.. Frank sadewhite was In the
neighborhood Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Barkburg and
son took dinner Thursday at Walter
Wade>and family.
Mrs. Pete ~Sadewhite IL still very
poorly at this writing.
Mr.. Edward Peterson and brother,
Joe spent Friday with J. X. Lewis
and family.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02

returning by way OF Marshall on tho
c. & A.
Robert =. Motto. Jr.. IS here on a
visit 70 homefoIFs ron New Orleans.
DIR. T.. l.. johnson spent a day last
y eek In Kansas CITY.
Mr.. Hays OF the firm OF Hays q
Yuncey had the misfortune Saturday
to ret a burn from n gasoline lamp.
what g. more DANGEROUS even than a.,
gasoline about these lamps. is that the
umos from the wood alcohol used In
generating are 70 apt to cause blind
ncpB.
The ". G. r. L. meets in regular
session with Mrs. Cauthorno the last
day OF the old year.
Walton Holmes Webb OF tho Gov
oruor's stair. on his way back TO 50.
Louis viii stop over Ia Jefferson City
for the New Years reception at the
Manson.
Announcements are out OF the en-
1ngcmcnt of Robert zoli OF Miami.
Fla. TO Miss isb,llo Richardson Of
Chicago. Prof. Zoil r. myorably
known here from visits TO relatives.
hl8 G7Iccc IL the daughter az the Chi.
Cago business nan whose advertise
mont OF the kitten playing with tho
pool OF thread H. known round the
world.
1911. D. rore-so hnrd % write
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02
County News
SLATER.

Mr.. Edwin Tomma II Erie, Okla,
visited relatives here this week.
MIR. and Mrs. J. d. Dickson and
Ed. Neff and wife ate Christmas din
f1er with Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Hensick
OF Gillian.
Mr.. q. T. Mayfiold OF Kansas City
In visiting friends and relatives here
this week.
Mrs. Ed. Neugen OF near Marshall
was n Slater visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe williams OF Kan
sas City is visiting relatives and
friends here this week.
Mrs. Leo Flynn Is visiting relatives
and friends at Kansas City this week
Rev. and Mrs. S. +. Wilson are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Nc
Manus at Kansas City this week.
The p%rotracted meeting closed AT
the NJ. Il. Church last sunday night
and Rev. Gates left Monday noon for
his home at Louisville. Ky.
Misses Edith and Stella Mccain OF
Hi~gginsville are visiting relatives
here this week.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02
SALT BRANCH.

MIR. and Mrs. Frank Kidd and fam
lily spent Thursday with Mrs. Kids
father. MIR. Allison and family.
Miss Mamie Lewis attended the
Napton club. which met at the
Sprigg's home Friday night.
Mss Laura Hickman. who teaches
near Warrensburg Is spending the
holidays with her grandparents. Mr..
ana Mrs. ]. o. Wright and sister, Miss
Flora.
Miss Bessie Williams IL spending
tho holidays with homo folks.
Those who attended the Christmas
tree ut Mt. Olive Wednesday night
were Mr.. Jim Kidd and sisters. Misses
FANNY and Ida; Mr., and Mrs. Stew
art, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wright and
Frank Smith. Misses Laura and Flor
Hickman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Lewis had n
family reunion Thursday,
Miss Ne,;ic Marley. who attends
the high so''ool is spending the holi-
days with homo folks.
Mrs. w. A. Smith and children are
spending tho holidays with Mr.. Smith
Mt their country home near Wilton
Springs.
Mrs. q. w. Wright has with her at
present her mother. Mrs. Perry and
sister. Mrs. Edgar Smith, and son,
Clyde, Mrs. Henry Powell all OF Hig-
bee and brother. Mr.. LUIS Perry.
Mr.. Allison and family spent sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kidd and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Williams and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Lewis
nnl family spent sunday with Mrs.
BETTY Brown and mother. Mra.
Holmes.
Mr.. r"c ,irs. j, O. Wight were
very hrrnv to have 8 o many OF their
childr, nN ith thom ON Christmas day.
It vas not a complete reunion. lack
ling aon. MIR. barney Wright OF
Sheldon. Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02
FARMERS WEEK.
Associations VIII Meet 81
Columbia, January
1910.

Thirteen Missouri associations will
hold their conventions this year at the
University OF Missouri at Columbia
during Farmers Week, January 1915.
Lectures and demonstrations will be
given by men OF prominence. I'll the
organizations have special programs
arranged.
The Missouri Women Farmers club,
an organization open TO women who
manage farms, will meet January IL,
10, 16. This is one OF a very few
such organizations In the country. 4
large number OF women farm man
ayers OF Missouri are expected to at
tend.
The Missouri Farmers Exchange
will meet January iG. The purpose
OF this organization Is to bring the
buyer and seller together. Anything
that the members have for sale may
be listed with the secretary. ]. II. Hall
of Columbia. and he attempts to find
a buyer. " sale Is made. the article
Is shipped direct from seller to buyer
the money being handled through the
office OF the secretary. The bushes.
OF the company during the last ycaI
has been confined mostly to the sal,
OF seed grain and corn. pure bred live
stock aud farm grains and forage.
The following associations vii
meet:
Jan. 10. 1880 y. Missouri DrafI
Horse breeders Association.
Jan. 10, 3 p. m.-Mlssouri Sheer
Breeders Association.
Jan. 10, ~. IL, 10, . y. m.-Rura
Life Conference.
Jan. 10, ~, 10, 10, 3 .. m Mis-
souri State Board Of horticulture.
Jan. ~. 10, 3 y. m.-Missouri Corr
Growers Association.
Jan. -, -, &c. 3 y. m.-Missour
Cattle. swine and Sheep Feeders A.
ISOLATION.
Jan. ~. 3 y. m,-Missouri Duro
Jersey Association.
Jan. II, 10. iG. 1880 y. m.-MlE
souri Women Farmers club.
Jan. 10, 1880 y m.-Mlssouri Sad
die Horse Breeders Association.
Jan. 10. 3 y. m.-Missouri Earn
Management Association.
Jan. 10. 10, 3 p. m.-Missoui
State Dairy Association.
!. Jan. i6, 3 y. m.-Missouri ARgocl'
,tion OF County Fairs.
Jan. 10, 3 y. m.-The Missouri FnI
mors Exchange.
The State Board OF Horticultur
viii discuss the cooperative marko
Ing OF fruit at all meetings.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02
WAvERLY.

DR.. NJ. j. Alderman who moyed
rom here to Sedalia several years
30, where he met with desirved sue
ess, has bought a several Thousand
,ollar house in Bellfountain Place
Sansas City, where he will take uI
iis residence with the beginning o
he New Year.
Mrs. Nellie Buck Corder. Saturda,
u last week attended the reception
ylven by Mrs. e. r. SPOTS Of Mar
shall.
Miss Marguerite Landrum enter
aimed at seven O'Clock dinner durins
he week complimentary to Mr.. Gran
cell or Oklahoma city.
H. H. webb had installed in hi
country home, lockwood" the dag
before Christmas a new Prcst Tubuiai
furnace.
Edward Soighman. whilo huDtinf
last week became lost In the woods
a searching party was organized anc
~ the lost was found the affair has
contributed quite q BIT TO the gayoiy
Of our little city. During the few
weeks that Mr.. Soighman has liyct
lmoEgat us he has quite cndearct
himself 20 our people, 80 he has beer
tio recipient of numerous tin horn
nd the candles that the Romans rs,
20 carry with him on hls next hunt.
Mrs. Spencer Brown was doinp
aomc holiday shopping Monday II
Marshall.
The following merry maids. mat.
IONS and bachelors took the old Dol
led and drove 90 Blackburn Frida,
evening 20 n party: Misses Claric,
aud Florence Williamson, Ogda Nc
Grew. Minnie Thomas. Mamie Palm
or and Marguerite Landrum. Mes
GJmc8 Corbin and Keeling. Mcssr.
Anderson and Sam Galloway. WI
racl. WIN Jordan, D.. Williamson
md Mr.. Grannoll OF oklahoma city,
George Gordon aud vie has o.
quests Chas. Carpenter and family o
Kansas city.
Miss Carrie Galway g. passing IN,
last days Of the old year IN Oklahoma
Nathan Gordon ~ acting ,layo
hesc days aud wnycrly could go fur
I:er and do not hplf - we'll.
a. Mr.. aud Mrs. Hush white yls,to.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02
IIARnEMAN

Julius Reith and wife. George Mel
meier and May Goodloe took Christ
mas dinner In Marshall with MIR. aud
Mrn. Chas. Noimeier.
John SCHUYLER and wife OF Pilot
Grove visited with Lewis SCHUYLER and
family the latter part OF the week.
Lester Null and wife OF Marshall
spent the holidays with Henry lIaso-
mcicr and family.
Mr.. Alfred Winkler Is visiting
with her father. Mrs. Christ thinner
mann. Mrs, Alfred Davis aud son.
Herbert spent Sunday with Mr., and
Mrs. A. Davis.
John DaNh of Kansas Is visiting
with his brotlr' Simon.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02
HERNDON.

Miss Myrtle Masters returned to
Warronsburg Monday after spending
the holidays with her parents.
T. NJ. Higgins, wife and daughter.
Miss Minnie spent Christmas day
with Jno. s~heIlenberger and vie,
Miss Elizabeth Clark entertained
n fow friends Friday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Thomas spcn,
Sunday In Marshall with the lattors
parents.
Mrs. Ed. Beatty returned to her
home In Kansas City Sunday.
Mr., aud Mrs. I'D. Elliot and child
rem, Mrs. Minnie Herndon and daugh-
ter. Mildred spent Sunday with Jim
Iferndon and family.
~ On Monday, December 30, Mrs. ].
r. wftcher sons and daughters en-
tsftsined at turkey dinner 10 honor
Of Mr.. Witcher's eightieth birthday.
The guests came early and enjoyed
the day with the honored host. who
Is hale and hearty aud does not APP
pear to be fourscore. At a late hour
In the afternoon the guests depn-'"d
wishing Mr.. witcher many more
birthdays.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02
NEW HOME.

j. s. Harris left Saturday evening
for his home in San Francisco. Cal.
after spending the past two months
with his parents, ID. NJ. Harris and
family he also visited other relatives
and friends while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Laughlin and
daughters. Pearl and Lynda and
Berthe Kuntz visited relatives rear
Dunksburg from Friday until sun
day.
August Katlcnder and family spent
Sunday with John HInck aud family.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira Taylor and baby
OF sednlia visited relatives and
friends here the later part OF last
week.
Several from here were In Black
burn Saturday afternoon.
Miss nellie Dlerking returned
home Saturday evening after a short
visit with her sister. Mrs. Ernest
odell neal Napton.
Mrs. Frank Carothers and daugh-
ter, Irene OF sedalla were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Rcager and family
OF Eimwood from Wednesday until
Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. l.. Harris aud son
Oryille MIR. ard Mrs. Hugo Stolbcri
and sons. MIR. and Mrs. A. w. For.
bos. Mr.. and Mrs. George Green, Mr.
and Mrs. J.. II. Fordhal nnd J. $
Harris were entertained at Christ
mas dinner at ID. NJ. Harris Thurs
day.
Miss Wayne Dlorking rs spending
the holidays with her homo folks.
j.. J. Murray In visiting his sister
MrD. After of Houstonin.
Mr.. aud Airs. Edmund Allen. Mrs
Alma and Mr. Walter Laruc were
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. y
Roager.
Mrs. John Hinck Is on the sick lis
gt this writing.
Seems as though this week was SCI
inside for butchoring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Harris ant
dau liter. Roberta and H. Cox ant
family were guests OF j. II. Fordhau
aud wife Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. NJ. Harris ant
daughters. Misses Minnie and Dora
j. II. Fordham and wife. John s
Harris and MIR. and Mrs. Georg'
Green took dinner Friday with Mr.
aud Mrs. Hugo s%tolborg OF swee
Springs.
Mrs. Annie and Mr.. Walter Laru'
and MIR. aud Mrs. Charlie Lemon
spent Christmas day with Angus
Katlender and family.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-02
BLUE LICK.

MIR. and Mrs. George Klein enter
tanned at dinner Sunday MIR. and Mrs.
Dennis Desmond and family and Mr..
and Mrs. John Sadewhite.
Mrs. Jim Dennis and children spent
a few days last week with her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Laslcy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Taylor aud dau-
ghters were all day guests Sunday of
J. G. Hayse and wife.
Mrs. ]. G. Lacy and Marvin zeizcl
OF Bates city arrived Friday for sew
eral days visit with MIR. and Mrs. Lon
ZeiEel.
Misses Matte, Lucille aud Annie
York spent Christmas day with Mrs.
J. c. Haysc.
Mrs. I'D. Meecham and son. Hu.
man spent several days OF the past
week with Mrs. w. A. Smiley.
Rev. 7. u. Mounts preached Sun,
day morning and night.
Mr.. Jim Copus OF near Sedalia (,
Nhiuhg w. w. YORK. .
Miss Catherine Dotmond who tea.
esss at s~hackeiford and DR.. De1
mond who attends school nj Atchlsor
Kas.. are spending the holidays Will
hcmo folks.
Mr.. Jim Taylor and family spent
"Wednesday and Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. WIN Fitzgerald lei Sweet
Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Dennis enter,
tanned quite a number OF relatives n,
dinner Sunday.
School commenced Monday after O
week holiday.
Mrs. II. T.. Thomas returned las,
week after u visit with her daughter
In oklohoma.