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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-28
Boston Forecast

Boston. Sept 27.-Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Fair Monday and
Tuesday with fresh northwest winds,
Tuesday slightly warmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-28
MISS HELEN SCOTT HAY

Miss Hay, who recently resigned az
superintendent of the Illinois Training
School for Nurses, is In charge of the
1870 nurses organized in America to
help succor the wounded on the bat
tle.ields of Europe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-28

1Uc. Cigar made in America of the finest
imported tobacco by skilled hand work.
men. Factory. Manchester. N. H. diff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-28
THREE ARRESTS IN
THE H0ULT0N CASE

Boston Authorities Hol d DR.. Dudley and Pelle-
tier Sisters of Pressure Isle in Connection with
Disappearance of Mildred Sullivan 17-Year-
Old School Girl-All Declare Innocence-The
Handwriting on Orig inal Telegram Not That
of Missing Girl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-28
THE WEATHER

Forecast for Northern New
England: Fair Monday and
Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-28

Plenty=of cine 20 enter Tho Jour.
nal Picture Puzzle Pastime. Sec
last page for particulars.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12
9robGaote(eno.

Ginen ginblid in bas @lenb Der
grObitabt aspdbrt bic 2iIte Der 9trs
menunterItiiBten pon Gbarlottenburg.
Sn bieIer Stabt, bic betonntli9 cine
iebr ftuttIidbe Reibe bon MiIliOnGren
auftpeiit, iparen II. d. auf 9lrmenunters
itiiBuns aqgetpieien: 8 9tpptbeter. 8
Gbemiter, 4 3abnte4niter, 8 9lrditsts
ten. A 2anbmefer, Is Snsenieure, 6
S9stiteIlsr, 8 S4uuipieIer. 2 SGn.
ger. 4 &unitmoIer, 6 2ebrer. 38 sbes
malige ppitbeamte. 81 ebemoIise
@iIenbabnbeamte, 80 Strabenbabnbe=
ante. II S9ubleute unb SO 9aits
ipirte. Inter pen psibli6en Inter
itiibten befanbsh iid 15 Mufitlebrs>
rinnen, 10 Sdauipielerinnen, SGnses
rinnen II. I. tp., 2 SdriftitelIerinnen
unb 55 @ef4dftsinbaberinnen unb
6Gnblertunen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12
8aOium(trn6(en.

0os Stadium fenbet brei beri9ies
bene 'Strnblenarten aus, beren cine
rrnb 100000 &iIometer in Der Ses
tunbe 5uriidiest. Wegen ieiner innes
rem gnersie 1T Der Stoff itsts pdrmer
als bic umgebenben &Drper. Srpb
Der unsebeuren @eitninbisteit unb
3abl Der ousgeI9Ieuberten Seil9en
bstrdet bic 2ebensbauer zines @ramms
&abium 1850 Sabre. SIM Meer iinp
i9Gbungspeiie 10000 Sonnen Ho>
blum entbolten. 0a nun bic @nersis
elmer Spnne Robium slei6 Der bon
$4,000 Sonnen &oble gu ieben 1T, 70
ipiirbe bic i'm Weltmeer entbaltens Ros
tiumenergie elmer &oblenmenge Dor
300 Wtillipnen Sonnen entipreben.
Sb bieIe @nereie jemals au9 gum
8etrieb bon S6tffen unb &raftpaeen
benubt iperben ipirb, lit borldufig als
Isroinss nod iebr fruslid. @enn
bas seldnse. 10 piirbe pas 8nbium
einen oantesperten GrIab fir bic
&oble tpenigitens auf einige Sobrbuns
berte barbieten, mas fir bic GngitIi;
den 2euts, bic eine @ri60pfuns Der
&Oble f9pn in 200 Sabren Oorausias
gen, re9t berubisenb iein mub. Welbs
glusii9ten iib aus Der Rnbiumfor>
l9uns nod fpeiter erseben fonnen.
lGbt Ii9 nod gar nidt abIeben. ST
bod bur9 iie bic 9tuffnfung bon ber
Materie p0llig umgepanoelt tporben.
Na9 Der neuen Sbeorie beiteben 3. ..
bic Qltome bes @iIens aus StrDmen
eleftriI9er Seil9en, bic nit elmer uns
boritellbnren 9ei9pinOisteit in Die
Hunbe fliegen. 90 t0nnte man boran
benten, bob es einmal n,Dgli9 Iein
piirbe, aus Der @nergie zines eiIerner
S9reibseuges, oas man. ouf ben
@9reibtiitb fteben bat. elm S9iff iibet
ben gonSen 9ltlantii6en Saean Su
treiben. Die @orausIebuns 1T nur,
bab es bem MenI9en gelinet, bieie
gtomenenergie aus benz GiIen berous
gu befpmmen. 0os tit cine groBors
tige 3utunFtsmuiit, bic bielIei9t man
dem betGubenb in bic Sbren flingt.
Die @ertreter Der Difeni9oft freilid
piFen, mas lie BON tbren eigenen
Sbeorien gu balten baben, unb IaI1en
iid burd Iol4e peripettipen bic Rube
ni9t rauben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12
ii bbine.

Cine SafTs 3rder, bier Gisr, Weis
bes unO Dotter feparat seidhlagen, 1
pint Mil6, 2 @bl6ffeI &ornItGrfe.
ben Soft unb bic obgeriebene S9ole
BON 2 3itronen. Die &prnItGrte
tpiro nit etrpas Wlild angefeu9tet,
oonn gu ben anberen, bic man gum
8oden oufseIebt bat, binausssoFen.
unb lGbt bos @anae 5 Minuten ilnz
ter beitdnbisem Riibren toden. Wlan
entfernt bic Wild) bonn aelier, fiiet 1
GBl0ffel Butter binSu. unb lGbt es
ebfiiblen. 3ildN unb Ootter tperben
gut eeIbloesn unb bnnn Der 0til9 aus
eefiist. Damn pirb 3itronenf9ale
unb Soft Inneiom bipeinseriibrt.
Wlon bodt ben clubbing in elmer
Sorm, bic inpenbis nit Butter beitri.
hen lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12
sir Sd pbeL

I'm Mdbaeorimbbel aufsupoliersn,
iiber9ieBt man / Pfuno feingeitobe>
nen, beugelben S9ellod in elmer @las>
flafde nit 2 pfunb itGrtItsm @eins
seiIt, perbinoet Die Oeffnung Der
Slafhe nit naFer 8lais, bur9iti6t
bieie nit elmer Stednobel, febt bic
Slafbe in bic Ddrme, i9iittelt iis tdgs
li9 mebrere MaIe, bis Ii9 Der S9els
lad aufseIOit, siebt bas &Iare bonn
8obenob nb uno beipabrt es in elmer
Glafbe ab, bic man gut bertortt. Gum
@ebrou9 trdufelt man 20 bis 80
Sropfen auf einen Wpllsnlappsn, Iebt
einise Sropfen ManbelDl gu, i9lGst
um' ben polIenen 2oppen einen leines
men unb reibt bamit bic porbsr nit
elmer Mii9ung bon 1 Sell Snlmiot>
geiit unb 10 Seilen .WaHer mittels
zines fpeiBen ipolIenen 2Gpp6ens gut
gereinigtsn MDbel 70 lange ab, bis
Dollfommener Slang porbanben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12
GiiritlidJe Saand)fr.

Sn Der Summe, bic Monar9en als
iGbrli6 fir ibren perI0nIi9en 8ebarf
an gi6arren unb gisaretten ausseben.
itebt pObl, 70 erSdblt eine enslii9e
@odenf9rift. Der Gar an Der Spibe,
bsnn er unb Der iunse &0nis bon
Sponien Iinb unter ben Siiriten gus
ropas ipobl bic leibenf9aftli9ften
Rauder. Der Gar rau9t fait auss
ldIiebIi6 ,tiirtiibe Gigaretten, bic be-
fopbers fir ibn bergsitellt iperben unb
BON benen bns Stiid ibm etipa o9t
pfennis gu iteben tpmmt. 9lber Der
&aifer oller Heuben beriponoelt baz
fir au9 tGglih 40 Bis so bieIer Gis
garetten au glf9e. giguretten>2iebz
buber iit aud Der '&6nis 9tlfOns. aber
er lit in Isinem 9ei9mad fosmopolis
tii6er: er raudt 70 siemli9 alle 9trten:
Siirten. @sgppter. &uHen unb 5utpsi>
len ou9 Sabanasgigaretten. Sir ibn
ipsroen bic Gisaretten BET einem 2ons
opner Sabofbdnbler angeferttet, unb
2400 .Mort i'm Sabre TT bos Minis
mum, ipos Der 80nis fir oieie 2eiOen>
fdaft opfsrt. Der beutihe &uiier.
70 min bos engIiI9e 9latt ipiNen,
rau9t nit befonberer @orliebe iebr
srobs lanse 9abanasGtgarren unb
bon ibnen am Sage nabe5u 10 Stiid;
Der preis BON bieien Gigarren foll
spiIden 1,50 unb 2 Mart idpanten.
glllein feline @orliebe fir itarte mir
aise Supporter tpurbe bon benz Ders
itorbenen 90nig Gbuarb iibertrofkn,
bti ipa6re ltn9etiime ON SaponasGis
gnrren rau9te; befonbers fir ibn berz
geitelIte @remplare bon nabe3u 30
3entimetern 2Gnee unb 5 3entimetern
rSaiIIe". 9iefe SmportsGisarren to>
iteten Stiid fir Stitd 5 Mort, unb
muir elm febr trGftiger Rau9er tonnte
in etfpa fiinfpiertel Stunben aus elmer
iol9en RieIensgigorre einen Stummel
MAIDEN. &atier SranS Soiepb bleibt
Ieiner etnfa9en 8irginia treu, aber er
rau9t DEFENDERS itarte @remplare.
Sriiber eenpb er tdslid sesen 20 bie=
fer n9iftnubeln", aber in lebter 3eit
baben bic Gerate ibr @eto eingelest
unO cine Hebuaieruns Der Sosesration
burdeeiebt. Der einaiss &6nig, Der
nsben Gigurren aud germ bic pfeife
raudt. lit Der iebise Serri9er @robs
britanniens, 8Onis @eorg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12
Gisembabm Seittabelie.
S,Iapors. eadabauna uno @eisrn Sabn
Su Rraft ben q. Suui 1906,

S1eluWuTCs cuuutbua"" """ -SNP~"' -
Su arafi ben %. Suui 1906,
sHbItdi-BrlGet Scranton ftir Ntr gcrf
rw 9.05- 3.2O, sos. 3 90. 1920, Born.
1910 s.25 unt 3.4O Rd&mittdas. fiir
al,m NorF unt pbiIdbslpbid, uni 800 BORN.
20 10 uus 9.35 Rahmtttaas. Bir
Snbubauud. $40 RaGmiitdas.
gSrolth-aEr Buffalo nm .f5. 6.25u 9.n
sRcr.;f.55. 6.4Nuub II .tnMa6mtttaas ahr
Rjuatdntcr, GImiro unt 3pii6srifaftontr uf'
"a iO,spor. unt los Id6m. MIR Ssrtao
GvroeuIs unt utica nm LIS urb 6.25 Wpr.;
i .55 Wadbriitdas. Oswtac. Suraeu't une
ifHsa ouo nm 6 6.25 Wlcr. Idufi tdalid. nueats
npn,rtsn 5cuntdas. Mfr Wpuiroit um a.eO
Dlcr.t .l5 uut GAO Nd6m. Wt@olion We
spupbattpu, nm 400 Na&miiiaas, Vine'
hompiur aeepnt ptattpn, nm 6.f5 Na6m'ttaae.
g9Ioau,sbura Dihifion-8erIdhi SCRANTON
Ssr sSsrtbmmbtrIans I'm 6.35. 1920 WcI.;
f.55 uus 6.lOgta@m Bar pIumoufb um s.o'
gn&mitiaas.
Scuutaass8hae.
essIiS-gar WEN Ncri um Q 05, 3.20
,so5 uue 1920 Worssus; 3.35 une 5.io
gfd6m. ..r 80,
NlSrcIid - 9Hv 9uHdic ur1 f.is; nnr
6.95' Wecr. t.55, SAC uut lilo Wammm; NJ
Mir ptrabau,icu unb 3wh&snifaitoutn' S.W
uub 1910 @ermtttdds.
9,Iooweburp Gibtiiou u--@srlde' "'trdnt0n
vrS IN. .a0 Sppr. uus 6.4O Wa6mtftaee.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12
aadawauua e @bomtua @antb.
(eaureI qinie.l
awu@,n Srantou uns @iIfss.9arrs.

3ptld.n SCRANTON une sHtlfse'Sdrrs.
aHos perIoiTm Scranton nm .m.2.m. 3.W'
400, 500 uut 500 @cratns. Nm 5:W Dcr.
Ssus an @c6tnidatu une aus nan'cIdsnns
,spau,to sRiuuttn, une um 100 Wpratus an
q Gsuuiaaeu uub dlis na&fclasnbs inanita yd-
nu,tr bts uue tuiIuast 10 10 Rdbfe, IN sStl'
ite.g,arrs al Wtuuitr 'bdttr aniouirsuo.
grprta,tide, uur Ia pittstcn dnbalttrb, str-
I,Ntu Suanicu dIIe Stunet tdalt&, dnsas,
usmmsu Scuutdas uue Hstertdasn, ccr IL a;ds
wo,otue SIS 7.t9 abenos uue trtHer tn sStl'
Ies.y y,orys 40 Wtuuteu fpdtsr sin.
Stftrrsr Dt.uii ,pti6sa Srdnfou. s'dp Mna
4arI. quua pdrf, psttrsbura nre Duunicrs.
@i,bs 0dbrpIau FIR dtpddtefSresrnot 5ha'
gvoitn arafi am 3. SulifaoT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12
u II tern.

Man erbibe pint auitern Bis gum
Giebepuntt in ibrem eisenen Safte.
ben man bann ablaufen ldBt unb per=
ipobrt. na4bem man ibn burh Elm
Muslinldpp6en sefeibt bot. Sn Stpei
@BlOffeln Butter iperben 2 Biz 3 @Bs
f6ffel esbodte Gbampisnons flint Mi=
nuten lang sebiinitet, baau fommen 2
GbI0ffel Mebl, nit @aFer anseriibrt,
unb Der 2luiterniaft. bann olIes brei
Minuten. lang biiniten lufen. Damn
tOmmen bic gluitern binau. Elm glati
seriibrter Gibotter, Elm SeelOffel 81
trOnsniuft. ; SeelOffel SoIS. fsbr me
Mig tpeiben pfeffer unb einen @blOfe
fel Sberrp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12
8oiferf6 6morren.

Mon riibrt 6 gBlDffel Masbl nit
] pint Mil9 unb 8 @iern, fopie Elm
fpenis SaIS gu einem Seis an, madt
in elmer Pfanne rei9li9 S9malS
beiB. sibt ben Seis binein, lGbt Jpn
oraieben un6 bodt ibn, inbem man ibn
in5piI6en nit Der S9aufel in Be-
Iiebise Stiide seritObt unb umlpenOet,
sugebedt goIbssIb. bsitr.ut ibn nit
3iider unO trdst ibn NIT 2ompott
au Slide.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12

Gin babies, pfunb seI9dlte unb
feingeriebeue Mnnbeln, porunter Sebn
Stiid bittere fino, tperben nit ] pfunb
feinitem, geiiebtem 3uder unb Oem
Saft elmer 3itrune Suiammengemengt;
ipenn es au iteif 1T. perben einise
Sropfen WaFer basu setan; bann
tperben feline 8art0ffslden bappn se=
formt. Man pdlat fie in feinem
3immet, mo9t nit elmer StridnabeI
Die n9lugen" binein Inb trodnet iis auf
einem porosnnnteller i'm ipormen
3immer etipas on. Wenn man iis
ettpos briidt, iprineen iie aud febr
notureetreu ouf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12
3 9ohnenpuree. 0

8obnenpuree 1T befonbers 2eutsS
nit i9po9em Magen au lempfeblen.
Wan to9e bic 8obnen obne Sal5
unb nit 3piebeIn ipsid, fdldst iis
our9 elm 9ooriieb, iaI5t bas puree
Johann. binbet es nit Wteblidpibe.
fiigt SalS unb eine prife peiben
Pfeffer an unb fsrpiert gu beliebigen
Tleii9arten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12
Gotb Cream.


Man fsbt einen poraelontopf in
to9enoes NaFer unb fdmilSt bunn
lln5e ipeiBes Wods nit 2 llnaeu
ManbelOl suiammen. fiist mad uuh
na9 ! lln5e beites, fGurefreies @lpce.
rim binSu. parfiimiert bieie Miiauns
nit einem SrOpfen RoienOl uRO riibri
iie, nit einem fleinen Sol5l0ffeI, Bis
fie' bid fpirb. SIT bic GoIo Cream
fteif. fiiat man @Ias= ober ppraellans
bofen bamit uno bepobrt bieie an fiibs
lem Ort. Oieies eisene Sabrifat pers
bient por getauffem beionoeren @ors
aug unb piro bic riIiigen Sdnbe balb
ipieoer beritellen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-12
Tiir 9ans ilnO
Slide.
@df6e bGei6e n.

lin Der Wdi9e Elm tlares Deib gu
geben, empfieblt iirh ben Sousfrauen.
bic bic GblorbIei9s f4eutn. Der Wdi4e
beim &oden einise seritobene Giers
idaIen bon roben Giern SuSuieben.
Die Ddi4e iieht na9 benz So9en
6lenbenb peib aus.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-06
PRESIDENT WILSON N HIS

In a letter to W. W. Prescott, editor OF the Protestant Magazine
published in Washington. President Wilson has denied emphaticany
that his correspondence is handled with religious prejudice by his
secretary, Joseph F. Tumuly. The correspondence made public a few
days ago by the magazine is "a follows:
The President, Washington, u. {.
Sir learn from personal interviews and correspondence that
there is a widespread feeling among Irote,tants that it is practically
impossible for any communication relating to the activities OF tht
Roman Catholic church to reach you personally, for the rea,o that
all such letters are withheld from you by your private secretary. Mr..
Tumulty. 1t is unfortunate both for you and for the country that
such II impression prevails, and that it seems to have some founla-
ton
Before dealing with this subject in this magazine, am writing
to you to ask for a statement from you which might be Of service
in restoring confidence among som OF the best citizens OF this repub-
lie. Any reply, however brief showing that this letter actually reach
ed you, would be a source of satisfaction.
when you yer governor Of New Jersey wrote you concerning
ing favoritrsm to the Roman Catholic church, and your reply placed
any reference to the subject. My desire i, t. deal fairly with public
men, and hence this letter.
"Thanking you for any attention which you may give to m " re
quest am yours very truly. w. w. PRESCOTT"
The presidents reply, under date OF january 10, 1914. follows:
My Dear Sir:-NIow me to acknowledge the receipt Of MI
letter Of January IS, and to thank you for your candor in writing me.
81 beg leave to assure you that the impression that any part Of
my correspondence is withheld from m in any circumstances by my
secretary on count OF religious predictions, on his part is absurdl,
and utterly false. venture to say that 10 president ever had more
frank and satisfactory relations with hi, secretary than have with
mine Mr. Tumuty is more prompt perhaps to call my attention to
matters in which his prejudice is supposed to be engaged than to
other matters of relative indifference.
"Of course, need hardly add am not speaking from an impress
sion, but from knowledge of just how my correspondence is handled
"sncerely yours, WOODROW WILSON.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-06
TAX COMMISSION POPULAR

The following. from the F1ko Free Press Of the 4h inst speaks
for itself and indicate, what the Tan commission is doing and how
poruiary it is being received a., the mass OF the people Of he state
oe2in to understand its pupoec:
yesterday, while talking to the board OF count! commissioner re-
oord;ng the assessment for this yea Commissioner Emmett Boyle
statcd that there we're thousands, and thousands OF acres Of land III
this county that we're owned and were not O n the assessment roH'
and that the commission va, buHny engaged in the work OF making
present ownership maps OF Elo county which would be finished IN "
short time, and that under the lev plan OF assessment that all this
land would be III OF the roll for this year.
1.-TWO years ago this statement a made and 4 proposition was
then ut up to the board of county commissioners to haVc present
ownership maps made OF tine county, and considerable talk was Great
ed by the refusal of the board OF commissioners to order ii done 1t
hat time This amount OF land will make considerable difference il
the tax rat this year, and it i, to be regretted that W e have had 10
body in the past to force this through. This on act alone should
make the Tax commission popular with the rank and Tile in Eko
county"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-06
Put One Over Hefernan

Nevada >~uftragette> protest that
they are not in politics. Neverthc-
less they put one over Senator VIII
lletfernan. now of Reno, when it is
alleged Miss Bird Wilson urged
him to vote against the bill requir-
ing the printing OF briefs for sub
mission to the Supreme court, 1t
Is we'll to state that Miss Wilson is
a >tcnographer-Bonanza.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-06
ANENT THE DECISION

The decision Of the Supreme court yesterday i'll the natter "t f'
defunct State Bank and Trust company will be received WITH a great
degree of qualification by the dcpostors ot that wrecked nshtut"
The decision mean that all unWarranted allowances that nave peer"
made the receiver and hi, attorneys, granted by the District court
,,d o,oorntrng in all to something like $75MO. will be di>allowed. 1t
also that a nw investigation of the banks affairs VII Dc "'
md grants. the right to the attorney general t. b &c present at SWh
examination and protect the people,, right, a, an officer OF the state
The affairs OF the State Bank and Trust company from the date
Supreme a few months ago, rocked with an extravaganza ana
II utter disregard OF the people,, interest that a very nigh scandal
lous But through the unHrng and pain>taking efforts OF a live ana
ttorney general. who would be neither caJoled, inundated
nor Influenced. the whole matter Of the disposition Of the bank $ un's
is +, be again re-opened and the depostors now stand 4 good chance
of getting something from the wreck.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-06
Refinery Will Not
Run This Year

Local advice, received from Mica
igan holders of Nevada Sugar COM
pany bonds and stock, leave no
doubt regarding the plans for this
year.. The factory i'll Fallon will
not be operated. though the year
will be spent in preparing for 4
campaign in 1915 and every effort
will be c>crtrd for the consumma-
ton OF the hope to make a big year
Tor the factory twelve months
hence.
The annual stockholders meet
ing advertised for yesterday will
not be held for several weeks, or
until such time when MessrS. r. {.
Bailey and {. r. ~IIavley can be
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-06
NOTICE

Desiring to give more OF my time
to the business Of the Nevada Miu-
eral Plant company ] have sold the
business Of the Eagle market to the
Humphrey Supply company and !
thank the people for their patron
age for the last nineteen years and
| o ask that the new firm receive
the same consideration. The class
Of goods they are carrying never
has been equaled in this city. | will
collect all accounts made prior TO
the 10th of February, the date of
the transfer. All parties having ac-
counts please settle at once.
Yours truly.
M2-lw w. II CHEDIC.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-06

present from their homes in Bay
City. Michigan.
Secretary II. F. Roe, of the sug-
ar company, brother-in-law Of Mr.
Bailey will, together with Mrs.
Roe, remain in Fallon permanently.
He is certain that efforts now being
put forward will result in a big
sugar year for this project in 1918.
-Churchill County Standard.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-06
FOR HI RELIEF OF H POOR MAN

1t is proposed to start a line of refrigerator steamers to brino
beef, butter and eggs to the Pacific coast. Tie cattle to be Skinned
arr raised in the lionan and Stantung provinces in Northern China
where there are thousands of acres of fine nasrre The p,,e;,,a
prefer this beet to that grown in Australia
With thousands of ne unemployed and thousands of acres e
land unculnVated in the United States it seems hat soue e+n, .ho.11
be taken by the government to remedy this condition.
There is a bill before the house which would authorize tho Ions
ing of 32ONOOO acres of public domain for ,raz;no ,rr,o... .,
another to appropriate Sl9WniN for agricultural purposes These.
ohs are IL right IN thelr way b"t what is really needed most is a
plan whereby the man without means car be n1,ced ~, o.u
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-06

Now is the time to start putting
up those eggs. Use the well-knOwn
preventive, %siliCate OF soda. They
lave just received a fresh lot at
for use on. every bottle. 3-tf
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-06
Wood! WoodI

One hundred cords of good dry
wood from 81 to 50 per cord deliv-
cred. Phone your order to II. c.
k~attleman's feed yard. 1S-tf
Don't bother your neighbor. Sub
scribe for the Appeal.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-06
Wanted

Elderly gentleman, invalid wishes
elderly lady as companion and
~housekeeper for good home. Small
wages. Address J B. MEYER,
f27-tf Carson EXCHANGE
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-06
For Sale

Matching eggs for sale. Rhode
island Reds and White Leghorns,
both thoroughbreds. Bred to lay
stock; 81 per setting. Phone 100.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-06
Lost

Pair Of gold trimmed spectacles.
IN black case. Return to Jacob
Muller, Sr,, and receive reward.
m2-3d
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-06
ANTI-SLANG MOVEMENT

The ladies of a educational institution in South Bend, Indiana,
where all the good farm wagons come from. have started a society
to move in the direction Of doing away with slang: They propose
to give punk English the grand bounce and in that respect they have
every institution of learning skinned to a finish and backed off the
board. The Appeal extends the right mUt Of welcome to these high
brow DANES and hopes to sec the kibosh handed II good and plenty
&c slang chin music Of every description.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-06

and be helped to make a home for himself me chlIdren VINO "
star a movement of that kind?
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-06

Through the efforts of the department Of agriculture Arizona last
year raise 200 bales OF long staple cotton. Part OF this crop was
sold in Liverpool for % 13 cents a pound. English spinners consid.
cred the cotton equal to the best grades grown in Egypt The expe1
men in Arizona has been successful and it is said the crOp will be a
profitable NJ for the irrigabe lands Of the southwest states.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-10-02
GOOD TIMES COMING

Brighter days are coming. The
Breeze has contended from the begin
ming that it would not last long, and
there are many indications that the
prediction is rapidly coming true.
Last week more than ten million
bushels of wheat were exported from
this country and Canada to England
and France, the largest exports on
record, with one exception. This
means millions of dollars turned loose
in the wheat producing sections, Gre
ating an interior demand for lumber.
The English navy has practically
cleared the sea of German warships
and all trade routes, except to Ger
many, are now open, and everywhere
export business is picking up. The
country at large is rapidly recovering
from the shock to business and is
catching UP in every line. Brighter
days are ccming.-DeFuniak Breeze