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Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
BY euoLlELMo FERRERo.



Special Gable TO The American.
ROME. Feb. Is some days ago
sll the newspapers of Europe an
nounced In brlei dispatches from
Mexico that the officers attached to
certain japanese Warshlps lying on
a Mexican seaport had been well
coined with great honoTS and eX-
traordinary warmth i'm the Capital
And about one month before that the
Mexican Envoy Extraordinary had
been received with great official and
also popular rejoicings at Toxic.
Few people, IN Europ" at all events
paid much attention 70 these Httle
kilograms. do not know whether
they stirred public opinion more in
America. Yet Though the indifler-
ence of the pubic might be explained,
il could not on that account be justl-
fed.
important Trihes.'
often in. the history of nations
small facts which go unheeded herald
more serious events ana the two
facts which have mentioned may
belong 10 this very sort ut important
trlnes. so To speak,
me sudden manifestations of
friendship ana sympathy exchanged
between TWO States SO remote and
dlHefent from one another may al "A
- sian 9''"i S'l l"i'N'' i'"' H"i''
the Tess lhere IS very deep reason
ior lheih' IN AHeflch ana europe u
~ kho"h 10 an lhai latleriy Japan
1rleu ,aS she is sun tryins( 10 SEND
par "i htT eHhlSIhhta 10 America.
Apout 9, forty years ago news i,, crossed
.io iaCih'' aS more tldh nan a cen
.uIy peloIe II Hau cross lhe Htiahtic
tlas petWeeH tiS oceans thete was
an lilInehse continent heeolnS work :
me-, anu "it'inE 10 pay iaVlsIly iof
"orh'
OoJe0t'o" 10 Gu,' 9rat'oh.
Ailu Just as rom Europe streams
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
Augusta Shriners
Plan for ConclaVe

AUGUSTA Feb. 2S.-The Augusta
Shriners are planning to have a great
time at the big Atlanta convention in
May. They will go to Atlanta on
three chartered Pullman cars, with
banners on each side with the words
"Ollad- Augusta It is expected that
over 200 Augustans will be in the big
parade in the Gate City.
lecture will be delivered here
next week at the opera mouse by Will
liam Bruce Leffingwell. and the pro-
ceeds win go to The Shrners fund for
the trip.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
Sons Sue Father
For IncompetenCy

KNOXVILLE Feb. 2S.- Because he
sold two acres Of his l75-acre ia I'm
to a son a a uominal figure two other
sons brought suit against James j..
Crump, of johnson City. seeking to
have him declared incompetent" "
The jury after being out Eve min
utes decided the father to be of sound
mind, showing he had accumulated a
fortune by his own efforts About
s20,000 was involved.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01

hogan on my scalp Caus-
ing my hair TO fan out.
then IL went over my
entire body. The itching
and burning were so bad
that | scratched and made
sores. My clothing made
the burning on my body
more intense. My skin
loCl. sI ne u a. had Hoo,
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
Laurens County to
Aid Stock Industry

DUBLIN, Feb. 2S-Laurens county
has Just purchased a thoroughbred
Perchcron stallion for breeding pur-
poses, and will keep the horse on the
county poor farm with an idea of
getting the farmers started to rails
ing horses.
The horse is from the farm of l.. W.
Jarman. at Porterdale. and has taken
the first prize twice i'm succession at
the Georgia State Fair
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01


,.,,t,,,..,i,,,, .i.,, tho f-,i,ed states and
the exaItatfon resulting from the Jap
anese triumphs in the recent war
with Russia have both helped to Gre
ate and spread these ideas. And
those ideas, Of which various journal r
lists ana statesmen are propagators IN
Japan, may be summed up as tol-
lows.
Before the Europeans discovered
ana conquered it, America was inhab-
tied hy the Same races which now IN
habit Japan. Men of this race sur
yive stil in many parts of America,
where they form a considerable pOr-
tiun OF the people Therefore Jaran
can claim historic rights in America,
and may consider the new world as a
part Of the earth in which she may
legitimately strive to extend her In
nucncc
Doubtless If this theory is an
nounced I'm this manner to an Ameri- =
can Of Buenos Aires Rio Janciro, New
York or Chicago. il may seem SO par
adoNical as TO be almost a good joke.
Tho most ardent authrupoloyi sts
would find il a hard task To look for
Monaghan blood in most cities Of the
two Americas But II seems less hard
when one leaves the great cities and
allows ones ewes to roam over tho
whole surface of these two Americas
ea;.n4i... ii.,L p,o.,
Ihe race Whl'h lhhabtted Nhcrlv "a "a
before the European conquest sun
forms an important part OF the pop
ulatlon IN 'hiie' feru' some portions
OF Brazil In many central American
States. and, above all. in Mexico. And
various anthropologists have found
andloEics between the physical char
actenStiCs of thus race and the Mon
golian race which inhabits Japan and
China.
Rightly or wrongly, II is surely i'm
possible not to be struck by certain
resemblance between the Japanese
when one secs some specimens of this
ancient Amricau race. witch certainly
resembles the japanese much more
than il does any of the European
races
In these matters. as in many others
science can only formulate more or
less rca sonablc hypothesis as to which
men may argue forever. for. there is
no decisive way of proving such theo-
ries or rCfuting those opposed Ia them
But i'm politics one does not care
for subtle ties. when theory seems
ronNonieut I'm an age like ours. when
tho idea Of nationality has grown SO
strong and gained such favor i'm am
age when aII tho nations are seeking
brothers. or At lrast cousins through
out the world 10 whom they can take
their own language. their own com
merce. thair own government. without
being accused Of arrogance this the
oyy could hardly fail to please the
1apauoSo.
"Mexico Japan's Brother"
And il is now coming 10 be acccpt ID
bv them as an unuuestionab scieu-
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
HISTORIAN
WARNSU.S.
OF FUTURE:
JAPPERIL.
IN MEXICO
Ferrero, Italian Writer, Declares
Racial Ties Exist Between the
Nipponese and MexicansW Which
May Prove a Menace Later On.

The toUombag article tras 'ruttcH
for The SuHdGP AmcricdR by GUgil
elmo Fcrrcro. the fHmoHs itditdn has
foridH. II sh0rS prOtouad stHdV of
the perplering NcricGn situation md
Thrones light on its JGr-rcdchHg coH-
sequences fo thdt cDH1ttU, me UHtcd
States and Japan.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01

james Creelmdn, 1odr core
spomdcnt historian Of Herico and
fOrm4TlV president of NciC YorE's
Ciru SGrice Bodrd. fcI6GrGphs
Thc Nc,r York Euenilg udH trom
the City Of Hcrico:
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
MARRIgp AErER FORTY YEARS.

SPRINGFIELD. MO, Feb. 2S-A ro-
nance of more than 30 years ended here
when Mrs. Fannie Nichols So, and An
drew Brooks, 5S, were married The
couple We're sweethearts in childhood
when both lived on adjoining farms in
the Ozarks, - miles west of here
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01

drug store Any druggist can order Of wholesaler
tated recommend that you begin their uss At
once and continue regularly until your system
| is able 10 assimate the fatty elements OF vour
food: then YOU will grow plump and have plenty
/ Of red blood. with color In your complexion
bright and sparkling eyes Of health
for some months witrt rheumatism and have taken
much madcine in VAN. Please give prescription
that will cure
Answer: The most efficient prescription b.v.
ever given for rheumatism is Iodide Of potas
stun. drains; sodium salicylate. drains; wine
Of colchicum. one-half ounce comp. essence car
dol. o. comp. fluid balmwort. l cz /: and
syrup ssrsapsrilla comp. Mix and take
tcaspoonfui at meatlme and at bedtime
"Farmwife" writes You once recommended
homemade cough syrup. | tried It and found
1t the best cough and cold syrup that ever
/ heard o. It was prompt in relieving the Sc
verest coughs and colds and pint bottle made
at home lasted so long that I have forgotten the
ingredients Kindly publish again.
Answer The splendid laxative home made
cough syrup is made by mixing a - or bottle
/ Of concentrated essence mentholaxene with
| me-made sugar syrup. Directions on the bot
tie tell how to make and use 1t is a fine. chesp
remedy
''Johnsou" writes: II am bothered greatly with
| indigestion. Things I like to eat nearly alwsy,
| cause heavy i-at-ease feeling in my stomach
| and my breath is bad. while I am nervous, irri.
table and frequently can not sleep"
Answer very excellent treatment which 4,
widely prescribed for its gradual curative action
| as well the instant relief It anords is tab
| lets triopeptine. packed in sealed cartons Take
a pink tablet after breakfast. white tablet after
dinner and blue tablet after supper. Continue
and the curative agencies should restore nat
ural digestion.
Il. G. W" writes: Having gone the psee and
lived Incorporate. indulgent life for nun
bcr Of years. ! am now resping the results With
ach trembling. aching limbs. nervousness irri-
ability. etc Pelase prescribe -
Answer: Begin at once taking this invgorat-
Obtain in sealed tube, three grain cadomene tab.
! lets. with fun directions in each package.
John r. Nc asks: Don't you think /, /,
wise 10 take medicine to reduce my weight! I
weigh about 50 pounds TOO much!"
lent and effective flesh reducer medicine is sold
in sealed tubes with full directions for home uss
1t ia called 5grain arbolone tablets and any
| well stocked pharmacy can supply them. They
! are essentially good.
Mrs q G r. writes. ''I am informed ths. I
have kidney trouble and that It Is fast approach.
ing serious stage. What would you prescribe7"
Answer: II your symptoms are the usual onss
such purs under the eyes. swelling snklee.
scsnt. copious or foul smelling urine, acconps-
etc. 1 would advise the immediate use of balm
wort tablets. very fine remedy for such diHicul-
ties. sold in sealed tubes with full directions for
self administration.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01

The questions answered below are general in
character: The symptoms or diseases arc given
and the answers should apply to any case Of
similar nature.
Those wishing further advice. free may address
DR.. Lewis Baker. College Building College Ell.
wood streets. Dayton, O., enclosing self addressed
stamped envelope for reply. Full name and adj
dress must be given. but only initials or ncti-
uous name will be used in my answers Ths
prescriptions can be filled at any well-stock
drug store. Any druggist can order OF wholesaler
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01

tated. recommend that you begin their uss At
once and continue regularly until your system
is able 10 assimlate the fatty elements OF YOU,
food then YOU will grow plump and have plenty
Of red blood with color in your complexion,
bright and sparkling eyes Of health
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-06-02
EDNA STEVENS
 | ' <"- ts WINS HER i: ! SUIT
Judge Brown Decides In Favor of Woman Prospector in Chistochina
 Was Represented by Bunneil

Judge F. M. Brown yesterday hand ed down a, decision in the case of Barney Neibling against w. R. Gilkey and Edna tSevens, intervenor.
 The court held that Edna Stevens was entitled to the interest in the Chistochina mining district. for which she sued; that the sale of the prop erty to Gilkey by Neibling for $50.00 was void. ..., .,.., II .,,.;
 The court also held that the defendr- ant Gilkey sdid not show good faith in the entire transaction, he having received $1,5oO from Mrs. Stevens and then lost all interest ip the property until ,he ,he believed j, t was valuable, as the, MoFk done. by the woman had had demonstrated that the claims were worth Investigating and might become great producers. That as' soon as the facts of the value of the property came to his notice and aroused his hope and belief that the placer claims cla misht mnpist Pe of t1 value, " he t atttemptr ed to regain possession, although D: he had made DO effort during the inter venins. years. to, do his share of the assessment work. ,. i,t.. .. ~~.,
 Gilkey retains his one-half interest in the Alice claim and an interest in other claims of the group. .,. .,..,.,... 1T. J, Dro'lHrohoe r'lHrol appeaFssd!. j.. for Gilk!sy and. Attorney e. E. Bunnell for the piaipti4. 4.. l,;.,. .o., t, .4ge. ,aAtS t
 ,<.The case, has been in the court for several Sears.- and ,, involved mining claims near the Slate creek district on the Middle Fork of the Chistochina.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-06-02
s- St $ NJ. <. v NOTED LIBRARIANS IN !,
 ANNUAL MEETING TODAY


 WASHINGTON, June 2:-With h- brarians from New England. the East and Middle West in attendance, the thirty-si4th annual conference of the American Library Association open ed here today. During the next four days numerous meetings will be, held to discuss the advance work librar- ians are conducting in various con- munities throughout the country
 At the. close. of the convention. g number of librarians will tour Europe. They will visit Oxford and Leipsig to attend the meetings of the Interna-- tional Exhibition of the Book Indus try and Giraffe Trade Arts and the International. Meeting. of Librarians. ia Later they. will tour Italy, The meet ing was to open with an address of welcome by pr. Herbert Putnanr, li- brarian of congress. Edwin H. An derson, director of the New York li- brary and president of the associa- tions .,was ,,schedylsa ,to laapopd, and iumealate|y asterYRrds make. hjs ,an- nual address. for xhtch he a has chose chosen the subject s..The Tf1 0n leads. " H. H. Meyer, schisf q the .a division % {. of plRliography, .of the coagressi9n.atlI !. tI + + bfaFy., will, speak pn ..The Libraries d. ,waahinstan." Incident to tAe AA o con qF; fsTsace there will be |, an nY,iina Interesting exhibit Of library laying devices.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-06-02

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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-06-02
SUMMER MAIL .FUR INFERIOR
  s,. ' ,. ', 7. .-- .-t-, <. First Mail of the Summer Contract -t. S' E.! t4r ;. : Left Valdez for Gulkana
 
 Last Night.

f tt.. t.,r,. ~ e < '.
 Mail for Gulkana and intermediate postoffices located on the government Valdez-Fairbanks wagon road, left here last evening in charge of Carrier Joe Stanton, who has carried mail for contractor Fish for the past two years .. :, Iso.
 On account of there being snow on the summit, the mail was loaded on pack horses and will be transferred to wagons at Beaver Dam. The depar- ture of this mail means much to the postoffices between Valdez and Tonsi- na, as they have been deprived of regular mail service ever since the Postoffice Department routed the Fairbanks mail via Cordova to suit the convenience of the contractors for carrying the winter mail. ..
 These offices will now get regular supply twice a month until Septem- Der, when the winter service again goes into effect The Valdez Com mercial Association has had the mat ter of supplying these offices the year round taken up by the department, and if the winter service to Fair banks is not sent via Valdez, they have promised to arrange for an emergency service during the winter months.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-06-02
 fgamework of the human body and


 framework of the human body and you predispose that body to disease, It may be the lungs, the heart. the stomach. the liver or inttestines that show the impairment, but show it will. in time, in some organ. The practice of osteopathy is skill sd. anatomieal engineeringW7t4h.e re placement of: parts that become dis placed; the. removal of Instructions; i; equalizing the circulation; the restor- ation of harmonious action to. all working parts; and the control of the organs through the nervous system. These mean bodily adjustment.
 DIR. c. H. VANCE, Valdez.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-06-02
.c:l:vy J :.
 DAhct TQ|h0RRON

VI .1.T NL r4lstF ,ftE
 }. The ckildTen of Valdez who have been enjoying the weekly dancss at Fyerymap's Clubhouse will Eye ,A dance tomorrow night at Eagle hsll te... raise funds for the clpphouse .end many of the boys and girls are sell ing tickets and the children are hope full that a large number win attend in order that they may help the work at the club. Tickets are $1.Oo for gentlemen leg and ladies als s. free: ga, Pinkus will have charge of the music. .,
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-06-02
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,yER4A 4., GRUz al!I ssg June 2JasSlk 2;Jaslsk ,t a9n- aap, ths ReEAPaRer ! cDEEssp li, p9na 1la aept l end If st0ry Nlatsrs xho h < came shl psEGss Gsssss ss I yar ecSrrespondepth Is. g9 a9gegTously " i'll and the physiciaA3s expect thAt ,ee ,he will not recover. London Is su6er- ing from intestinal troubles and an operation Is necessary.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-06-02
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|a3N S4sF Vs%.S.f.4 ":
 i. .,WASHAlMSaToNs Juna 2--lAIsssistent CoWmsssianer qi sFtahsEjes Jenee rvi4 leave Seattle on ,June fifth to inspect all the Alaskff tisAssEies sls ,a and all the caApnsTtes < fs sg,,lr fHr ,,gsNsgt.,f ,,gsNsgt. fs YAelssfa The trip ln nthsastsrn syes AlastA Na ,, VII As made on the M tashsrlss g , boat s, osprsy, Arrangements win be made for ! rev euue cntter with which to make the inspection in Southwestern Alaska.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-06-02

Guy Banta came up this morning from Galena bay.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-06-02
Sure Foundattons.

The bones of your body are the props of your existence. Distort the
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-06-13
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK o.
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST WEEK
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EvEkTo
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE. Il.
western Newspaper Union News Service
WE ST ERk.

The Farmers bank at Glidden, Ia,
capital s50, 900. and deposits sll5,o0o,
closed its doors.
Two men we're killed and four in
jured when the concrete garage OF
Mrs David Eccles of Ogden, Utah. in
process Of construction. collapsed.
Gen. Charles Kelly. with his unem
ployed army of sixty men, broke camp
near Fostoria. Ohio, and started for
the Pennsylvania line. en- route TO
Washington.
Three deaths, indirectly due to the
heat were reported to the coroner in
Chicago. The thermometer indicated
al degrees on Monday. one under sun
DAYS record,
After being for four years the larg
est dry" city in Missouri Webb City
re-entered the vet column, Voters
declared 1885 to SCI in favor OF the
sale Of liquor
Reports were read and addresses Of
welcome delivered at the opening ses-
sion of the silver jubilee convention of
the Travellers Protective Association
at Houston, Texas.
Refused medical attention for his
child because Of an unpaid bill, Jesse
Joplin Of Du Quoin ILL.,, shot Dr. d
Winton Dunn. former mayor six times.
The physician died.
\ decrease of practically twenty
five per cent in the property OF ex
press companies operating in Kansas
was shown in statement issued by
the state tax commission.
\ bull calf less than four months
old was sold at auction at Chicago Tor
s2o.000. said to be record price in
the United States. The calf was born
Feb. 20. is Holstein, and comes from
famous pedigreed stock.
The honeymoon express" piloted
by Lieut. Gov. Barratt O'Harra in his
campaign for the Democratic nomina-
tion to the United States Senate from
Illinois, was wrecked twice en- route
to Joliet from Chicago.
a verdict awarding $4,000 damage,
tc Miss Georgia Jay against Homer
RodenhaYer choirmaster for Billy
Sunday, evangelist. for breach OF
promise to marry was returned by a
jury in the Circuit Court OF Chicago.
Nine Ernestine Schumann-Heink
was granted divorce from William
Rapp, Jr whose ardent opistles
breathing love and devotion to Mrs
Catherine Dean of New York were the
sensation Of the divorce suit in Chi
cago.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-06-13
w WASHINGTON.

\ parcel post convention between
the United States and Liberia has
been concluded effective July !. it was
announced by the Postoffice Depart
ment.
Men killed in and about coal mines
in the United States during April num-
bered SAG, as compared with 2s5 in
April 1919, according to bureau of
mine statistics.
The keating resolution for the crea-
tion OF a federal commission to under
take an adjustment of the Colorado
strike WAS introduced in the House by
Representative keating
That a s1go0 0oo settlement of Gus
tom fraud cases against John Wana-
maker is soon to be accepted by the
government was the confidential an
partment
a long step toward placing railroads
under zone master instead of many"
was taken by the supreme Court in
upholding the power of the Interstate
Commerce Commission to strike down
state rates that discriminate against
interstate commerce.
Ship building during May was not
So active as during the same month Il
year ago. The Department of Com
merCe announced that l27 vessels of
all types, aggregating 20,052 tons.
We're launched. compared with lS9
vessels of %s.91G tons a year ago.
Efforts by members of the Colorado
delegation to get Colorado coal intro
duced in the navy probably will fail
The Navy Department claims there is
too much volatile matter in Colorado
coal. Colorado coal runs as high as
4o per cent volatile matter the depart
ment says. while the coal now in use
is only II per cent.
The cruiser Chester sailed from
Vera Cruz for Boston. and the collier
Nereus for Hampton Roads. Rear Ad-
miral Badger reported to the Navy De-
pertment The British cruiser Her
mione was reported to have sailed for
England via Tuxpan and Tampico.
Nine hundred million bushels OF
wheat. almost half of the average
worlds wheat production and a new
ecord tor the United States. is the
prospective total yield of the farms OF
the country this year, the Depart
ment of Agriculture announced in its
June crop report.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-06-13

Denyer.-Six crops of Colorado that
last year yielded $32,512.ooo TO the
farmers OF the state, will this year be
worth to the growers S44.ss6. $40, ac-
cording to estimates made public by
the Bureau OF Statistics OF the u. S
Department of Agriculture.
The increase-nearly 40 per cent
will hold good for corn, sugar beets,
and all other crops of the state, ac-
cording to the governments figures
OF condition OF the growing crops, but
the estimates for corn. sugar beets,
potatoes, melons and fruits will not be
made until later in the season.
The government places the condi-
tion OF the Colorado hay crop at 100
per cent of normal. Such a condition
on June / indicates an average yield
of 24O tons to the acre. Last year
the Weld to the state averaged only
2O5 tons The acreage last year was
$50, 900 This year il is at least 9l0,-
470. and the total indicated produc.
ton for the state is 2,ls5,f2s tons.
Last year the average price was SO
ton. The indicated average price
for this year is sl1.4o.
For the other Colorado crops for
which the government now makes es-
Inmates the following shows the total
yield for 1913 and the indicated yield
for this year: