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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-09-04
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT HELD

Carlisle. Ky.-The annual commence
msnt exercises for the Nicholas county
graduates were held here during the
Nicholas County Teachers Institute.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-09-04
How to Discover Mastoldltls.

How to Discover Mastoldltls.
Tenderness discovered by pressing
the hard bone behind the ear Is apt
70 indicate mastoiditis, especially II
the ear itself discharges. II the dis
ease is recognized before serious trou-
BILE begins. a most grave operation and
possibly death may be avoided.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-09-04
To Clean Mother-of.PearI.

NOther-of.peari articles that have
become dull and blurred may bs TO
stored by cleaning them with pure
olive oil. then applying ordinary nsil
brush and rubbing with chamois.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-09-04
Pebble Industry.

FepbIo THuuhtTy.
Gathering flint pebbles on the coast
near Havre. France. for shipment TO
foreign countries. particularly the
United States. for use In the msnufao-
ture OF porcelain and In grinding opsr>
atoms, has assumed important proper
lions In recent years. Approximately
10000 tons are exported each year 70
the United States from Havrs.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-09-04
How to Keep Pins From Rustins.

How to Keep Pins From Husting.
Needles and pins will never rust In
q cushion filed with coffee grounds,
Rinse the grounds in cold water,
spread on q sheet Of paper to dry
thoroughly, and then stun the cushion.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-09-04
Not His Fault.

Man at Dssk-"Why do you claim
a trombone player Is less OF a bore
than u pianistr" Man In Chair-"He
10 because he doesn't get the chance.
He doesn't ind a trombone in every
home he ts."-New York Globe.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-09-04
FOR SALE
Beautiful Country Home.

| have a Beautiful Country Home
situated on Fighting Geek, one
mile from the Court House, Bar
bourville, KY, which / desire to
sell at once for cash in hand. The
house is a we'll built cottage con-
tanning six rooms, good barn, and
a large Broom factory, good cold
storage, (brick) -four Fit, fine well
of water, good orchard. IL acres OF
we'll improved fertile land. A little
Paradise. Near, the Fair grounds.
Call on or address,
W. II. MCDONALD,
jul lift Barbourville, KY.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-09-04
Just Like a Trust Maanats.

In the second grade OF a public
school the teacher saw u little boy
pass a note to the little girl across
the aisle. On opening II she read.
dear kathleen viii you be my bow.
! had one girl onct but she wanted
everything 1t saw SosOrsie."
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-09-04
Rich and Poor.

Rich and Poor.
He that IL rich need not live spar
insiy. and he that can live sparinyiy
nss4 not b rich
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29

~ tlrfHHE r. s.#HH+tn #-traH#sH
81 ifuloe fltnne taale at unobe=
re Mao en- Sag igiennem, :,
a, ifnloe funne l9ie og ffripe
goot.
/, &olger Mao'en tillige mes .flere
anore melote Zig. De bleb unoerfu=
itet 9ageun6erisgelier, prepet beo
9esning, Sfripning og. uoboloen-
beoSfieriel. Ma6ien blep antaget
lom Nr. I, og 1enere bgrte ban al
orig 1oget ONT MamgeI paa l16bol=
oenbeo, tp9rtimo6; set bebrejoeoes
bonn inarere, at ban bot altfor ar.
bei0siprig.
Sort / Sa1uar in6fm6t @olge1
Ma0ien fig bos mig % erflereoe fig
ptllig til at bore Toriggsin6ipil
paa bpilfen iom BELT Soft.
G1e11opmsialg. Nroprieter 9elte1
bar Iplgt Gbarlotten6al @ope0gnari
beo @abn6al til @~ienoomsban6le:
aarup for 100000 Ser . @eletnin
gen og Mplen me0fglger iifte. @aar
ben bor ct Gilliggenoe al $50 Eor
2ono. ISL
aftieielifabet De foreneo,
Wfeierter / Marbus bar til ct Snfer
|esientifub iolgt @igrring, Sfibsb'
og 8ieitrup Weierier for t4O,OOt
&roner..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29
5uuatb.
a, eTSff.

s8er,1ings @aabea pg sesl. sil
8rlg for Ser1titg ai9bitoD It Der
approberet ct goaben; og SegI, boori
Der ! ct 5fiob, Ser toarost Deo
.ett ti11oet, rpoo Maur Il eperfe bldat
% e aeoerffte grant Setter remitiI-
Yet foro1t Mure11 Ell opretitaoe11oe
.lss5egllbbaiar1er, boorpm blda
Self iiooer Ell notllrligt foroet
.&ieile, l1eoet1s Gu r1eo lDie Belge.
Ilii'n ottgipen Pig rinoer tperg ODER
bet gr6at,te Self
- opre Sinsiiits. 49, be-
.fje1lote Gpbrpatterz Wddroeier geiiels
5@etliet sSo1,iittrlp bar IoIgt eett
4d q ySlteit III aari % 0n.-
4 IS. siseaolsf osesri,e g 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29

vi sc u6Datoreoe Maro Ton a
1926 berfgres UNDER Be to bi1.a,l.
sen narliggenoe @r,lpper u2anobrn.
gere" % rMrbeiosmano % 1pe,t-
De-. Mntallet at @aanopnrfere
'blambt l1opanorer,1e par 1899. Som.
menliqnet meb 1912 bar Der i 1918
Ell lille Nebgang / Mntallet al mo-
panoreoe 2anobrugereN og en- lille
|Stigning i 9oarobarferneg Sal.
men 6oritDoningerne er BOG re1
minimale. Mf .bomolen6e" 1toban=
oreoe / 1918: 438, al ~riefarenoe4
80, ltbt flere banolenoe % lio1
f9rre 5smGub emo / set foregaaen-
Sc Mnr, men tillammen omtrent be1
ianme Mntal iom i De tire foregaa'
eroe Mnr.
Sen operpeienoe Sci al uoDan,
brerne gift iom inbpanlie til Slime
rifas Sorenebe Stater, nemlia
$3.50; til Gonaba git 975 % til
Mellem= og Spoamerita $50. I'll
Muitralien orog t48, til Mtrifa 81.
til Miien 40, me6ens for 5 8erio-
ners @eofommen6e este
set par mbefienot. Sor @anaoas
&e6fommenoe bar n0pan6rertnllet
1918 omtrent bet Iamme fom |
1912, nreoens bertmoo Mntallet al
l%1opanorere. til be Soreneoe Stoter
bar paret itigenoe 1896 i 1912.
l1oponoringen til Mellem- og $40,
amerifa bar / 1918 betpoeligt min.
ore ems / BET foregaaenoe Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29
@uaroen ugeeiitrup" i gite

@uaroen rNeiitrup" / 9iter
8%renoerslep gogn er al Bropriet9r
Sgrgenien iolgt til ct &onfortium,
%beitaaenoe al COMMISSIONER &ann,
Mrfiteft Garltenien og 3roprietRr
Nergaaro al 9iter Magumb for
$4,000 ar.
- Gienoomsban6ler g. 80. @as=
mnSien / .Npfgbing S. bar lolgt IL
ne @aaroe be6 Slagelie og 8allerup
paa. benbolosbis II og As Gbr. So.
til @rosierer Miis=@mien og @ro-
prietgr 5riis, &igbenbapn og bar
iamtioig at 6isie fipbt rStoregaar-
ben" pes 6reoerifsi11nb meo Gillig=
genoe al 1875 Eor. 2an6 glger og
5fop. @aar6en pe6 slagelie beta.
Les meo $4,000 ST. og @narben peb
@allerup meo $1,000 @r. og .5to-
:%egoorben" meo 225,OOO @sr. % en-
MrbefRiteafgift.
st % ambet.
8ongen bar Iopet at beige
oen' baltiife 1oftilling i molmg,
uaar BON fommer biem fra lin
noenlm0sreiie. ...5
Nv timber l1benrigSminiilltesrls Grit
S%cauenius' @eiie meb &onge11 bar
Jimmsminiiter Gbb. 8ranoes oper-
taget l~10enrigsmimilteriet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29
gaa aontiteens sesne,
5. S. ailbiie,
aemmare, 81. 9af

Maaoe anbringes poa greppapir,
Mnnoncer, Metlamer oip.
5oaleoes iom Torboloene efter'
baanoen bar uooiflet Jig, bill @oit.
fo%rien6elier Der mangler neiagtie
8opelsangipelfe, iom @egel life
funne mnbgaa at blipe forimteoe
ligeiom De bill bore / igrlig @ro>
uofatte for fell Mfleoering.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29
KJahrihxutt.

Kjnhrmhaut1.
9aumarfs amerifanife @elifab.-
9nn ct Mpoe / &iebenbaDn %forleoen
9og itifteoes UNDER Map1 al Don't
morfs amerifanfe Selifab" en- Sor-
ening, bpis Gpgaoe er at fremme
oanife Srteresier / 8efielpirf1ing
meo omerifanife un6er Gnnnbtrfen
me6 Ebe Mmerican-S camoinapim
Jounootion.
@n itor 0abe fit 8in'ens meoi=
cinlfe 2Dsimtitut / a%iebenbabn for
leoen Dog, ioet @onferensroao &ilb.
Sergenien / %glnleoning al fin 70
Mars 6poielsoae ifipnfe0e Snitit11te1
100, 900 &rorer. Set er itore Gum
mer, aonferensraa6 &prgenfen
Marenes Sob bar gipet 9psinititutet,
piitnof joper 100000 &ry meo6eler
v8olitifen" J
Stort apinbetepne. Sen lobe
log lite SUM- 1914 nfboloes / &ig-
benbapn ct fort 5tapne of @oinoer
fra Donmnrf, Morge, gnerige og
|Sinlano. 6grite Dag ital 6amiIie-
retten bebnnoles. Mn6en Dag font
mer 8prnelopgipntngen til 8ebano-
ling og Snrforbuo for @binoer.
Desl16en bill Ser i Sorbimoelfe meo
&ongresien Hipe bolot ct fort of
fentligt Mgoe for abinoens politiife
5temmeret.
3aa @anocbfler tiIbagela9oe 6
oanife gemnnb 5tr9tningen &ig-
benbabn-Malms forleben Sag.
Starten fan6t Ste0 SCI. TO ON
Morgenen, % Suren gift til Colt
bolm, buor man fpiite Srofo1t. 5m
epfleoe be briitige Soft bioere ODER
9reiuno moo @r0 og 5trgm til
Malmg, bporben Be font 81. 2.3O
@ftermi6oag. en- nf Deltagerne
bar ben 60 Mar gnmle 0pfinoer
grneito Senien, iom bar fonitr1e-
ret @anbeDflerm. 80 At GptIiiterne
io6 poo en- 9moem, De eprige paa
g~nman6smofiiner.
9rufntt ! &aabbeb. @aa @eblin-
geleen / &igbenbapn bRnote Der for
leoen Sgnoag Nfften en- meget aIpor<
Zig l1lpfte. Sire l1nge Me,b og to
unge 8iger bar rpf no len 8aao,
% tiliiblt ltoo be op poo 3ofterne
og uippeoe for at laoe r8lelgega,1g" ,
iprang fforbi binn1toen i 8aaoen og
bar oDerbobe0et foo faooe, at BET
maatte enbe galt. 8lubielig fa1tre-
be Boaoen 90 ogiaa, % ollie falM !
Ganoet. GiIiIenoe. 8aaoe fif reooet
TIRE af &c Dn1boroberenoe, men ben.
14-anriee SSobm anl1oien og ben
.16-anrige M1na @cbre6er bar ftrafs
gnae6e tic 8un6s. as. "a
Den franife 8rrfbeat ! aipbet-
babn. Som tioligere neooeH, bill
ben frauife @ep,,blifg gsrniibe1rtI
Roineares 8eigg beo set banik Sof
pl foregoa i Sc fprie Dage at GIT
quit Manneo. sss
S Slutnirgen Of Satli Teller NRrR-
iioenter ontboro ! ct fro1b @rias-
ifib til 8,1sIano, 90 Boo Eilbagerei-
len oerfra fo111111er 81. Moirteare tic
Ai~abe11babn. a# 4
Braliioe1ten, Der UNDER Dptbboloet
ifal 90 ! gbriitian ben ne @uIa,
'bfliper fltt ia BET enc dg I'll Ben
.a110p11. 0
S1Dihoeraae. 55oeiallii otden
Der ] @@6benbh..1 . .3sS<
NN-r..&H%N%r.l 80 ~GNEG4fi
2lltiaaoul','S9 MIC RBIIqog
I,li orbolospi re
l 81 otn 4 Hoat 5 "a orl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29
@u1u111tfttf
1 AfHlpru1u,

sirsoae ben 2beu Stni Gftermib.
bag 81. 3, aster hi, ON Cub bil, al
.afilsre It MinOesrnGrfe Ouer 20,
afbboe Zen, HaftOr= % &rofesior y,
grnnobers paa ygrpital 2afe
Geneterp", Snmbolot e 38tb Ase.
Mortb, MinneapOlis, Minu. gaa
mango al &rOf. sranobergs forben.
.barenbe Glener, Der Ter Fs i stanh
til at bore tilitebe, iaabel fom an
bre,, Der agter at tale It Orb bel
Senne 2eilisbeo, beoes meloe BET I'll
mig inaret mnIia for &rosrammets
stpIb.
- VI. H- E50> aJrNa ~ -..-s Nft. h. - u g-aEH#N-T-E&H4l
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29

Ell lat Giere1fs Nrtpmiie-Dp ptper. sesf;nrI
iolgte Miiels SSie,tr,,en err Sitraitt fcr
10000 ar.s % BON BAT enor1,, CT
al iomlne L,pppte itaaenoe.
Ro,,1. q
Sam I;aoo, /, 49, 80 60
tnno,,p, 5,,, aarhaa.a nss.as,,I,s1n
hor f;,fst q ,saaat 49,.
|.gia,o ao,,nna, h.,,a =.
Ar1tnf pna 70, % ipm peier benpeo
|140 Cons ialt, CT at Dpfferielffabet
1olgt I'll Jirmaet 2epin & CONNER /
alsbenbaprr. Nn bar 5iirnraet igien
afbanoet oe ganale Stpoepaaben til
en- Jabrit / Mantes / Sranfrig. Gn
LAT Dagene bill Sc blipe bertet sof en-
bollan6lf auf peo Mapn uMmbu=
lante"..
&anonerne bar Iiqqet ! 6apet,
oper 100 Star. Sc bar en- Cana
/ 179O'erne 9a6ninq ! ct 5ftb, Tom
tom ira gndlQno Ga lf11Ioe iii @pe-
riqe mes sen foitbore Aoit. men
Sfibet itronoeoe ubfor serrind. hno,.
@anouerne ioa hor Iionet. until
Dpfferielifabet 49, igpriat efter mon.
&c forgippes 6oripq - fqnot oa,u
og orog Dem frem for Goqens 9tB.
J, !,
ma.s..sss nNrs 9'Ds4e =
fa rIusestss'.s !lpt1e a Sanolnano 100
satama. 800 llplle
=, ~ e;e :. s" M'l
fa1a Ss,.Ia ~ -,
6efio,,04 m,.aa,;ata,n = ~ ~
oer,ne5tp,n gnafoa fo,s+ @,,,,treth
~ gH1,,tnin,. - mo-, ,,nfn,S;aaSo
5tr. re- i gorenrorn +ir So, naaa;mr.
npnne mos hdilia a.oroinara,sr' -,
hnorn;5+ b,,,, ~ nina - -
toop. sspoprr,e,tor+i+ro, sG,ha.
oio,t SrSona, :, o,,fa rratotn
a. mronr;otmro,, u,a a.
o,.o,,,,,ot ~ 49, ~.
=, o6,4r;sous esJa
T,,tta5o s. ~"
;nSo' 49, eataf,p n
~ ~ ~ 49, n'Ie
- ma.. ~ ~ lu1oe ~ ",
ss.u;ss. - 'uADs Vum puu Oe'
tr - tuses '1'uu up'uepnel
ret 6ofinqermeiter ~ men Set far
10 fomme lenere,~ mente Sc
uSpaermeiterenu- be1l1tteop ,io +
at liqe ga. "a mon feire6p lnn $40
qipenbeoen peo noffilIiop suodfp,
Nomn,prn ion, !. a., ~ 49,,
trofferebe mpn Noo q ip,ero gina.
punft. So, ccspnermp7tprpnu hi1ne a
al {enne az ssnorterpo,o,n - ~,
6ensmqrifalllotetn trof 81. oi men.
ner11e bam ben i en- 4roo % forfIo,
reoe bom Sen rette @nmmenhpno.
Zoe orore bopoe linens tr,rfffpt 1io
tiIboqe ira Wolpfooien gprporom:
met blep lite ofieum. asrourietarpn
betalte gbmnpoqre1t % fidrte hiem
Dper lin Dgr bar ban opbnnot et
lille 5fiIt meo Sc bile Cro: ..@epor
mig for mine @enner!"
m:s...@
% 1.a 80 'eueoe 1O1
~, a..." sy''se" ~ otp ~ ~
yas 'ur1ete wea1o.
: 49,, 49, ] :"
a;maha,a p - Soss
80 - 49, -
49,, I - g - aur
81 oosa ar,a.3 ~ aos1 S'pple
to,o 80 - - - 1oOe seeeuper
meaa+ ]ta,naI;e4 u'1o 80 l zee & ! mu
49,. ;s;;ts ~. lpl1.e : 1a @'uu-
mr,a = M,.f ~. Y.pv'uppe
- - gnlIll' l : ptr loflu'1s-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29

>s0SI>$$s 0%S~
uofatte for fell Mflepertng.
Wrrnr.
20 @reaturer brGnot. Sen 2oen
Mai ON gftermioongen opitoo Der
Slb i @aaroen u9illerupbolm"s Deo
@ie0oeb, %tilbpren0e Nroprietnr g..
M6ller. nobpgningerne ne0br9no=
te / 2ebet al ct &or elmer. 5tue-.
buffet reooebes. 1870 @reaturer
.in6ebr9note. Sloen menes opitaaet
beb @prnS- Seq mes E9no1tiffer.
Sbmanosbiem / &pge. st NIT
|5pmanosbiem mooie0es ben 8. Maj
peo &gge @apn. @iemmet er opfdtt
meb 5tette al 8orgere og Snititu=
TONER / @gge: @e0 Snooieliesbej-
tioeligbe0en talte Seman0Smisiio=
ner &aicb 90 Deo Sen paafelgenoe
@l0stieneite / &irfen .@oitor Gil
icbou<&olm fra aaitrup.
st 11bbsseliet 9rab., Sen ste
Moi, 90 @atienterne paa ct. SONS
@oipitql i @osfiloe ipiite til Mio-
bog, reiite Ell @otient, &ans MieI-
len ira aigbenboon, Jig op og pos
iereoe en- ubeIbreoelig 5inbsipg,
|Hbrbran6, Der Il set Inmme reiite
Zig op % meo iin Stol ferte ct
Es1ag moo Sans Niellens @opeb,
.iaa at 8agbope6et. fuloitnnoie
ipr9ngtes. &o1s 9eielien 6g6e paa
4Steoet. Der bep itrofs l1ro bla10t
Natienterae, og 0pfpttet, iom Der
efter tom tiliteoe, f6rte nbrbrano
ttlbage til bons Gelle. nbrbrmo er
en- fra &oriens 31gtbltS ooerfert
ubelbreoelig 6ange,, Der TOM til So
ipitaIet / 1902, 90 bar in6 i Eugt=
buffet % afioneoe ct Spperi. sao
plot bi6eS, bor ban alorig bGret
itraffet for &ol6, % paa @oipitalet
bar BON b9ret rolig.
Set eloife 8ropinst6eater ! Gou=
mari, 5fueipiltbeatret L Sbenie,
iom er opfgrt 1896, ifal MI afleies
ct NIT og be6re inorettet Ebeater,
meooeler banife 8laoe. S Ebeatrets
fdrfte Snion blep ser uoelufffenoe
gipet tpife 5oreitillinger, men 90.
Scenea lite funoe beitan peb at ipiI-
le for benz, Der forltob fremme6e
Sprog, bleo 6e tpife 5%fueipillere
afife6fget og 6an1fe' engageret lite,
Del. S 1896 oobneoes Det D1en;e
Dat11te ytattonnltbeater, bb1S Diref..
tbr fro 1897 Dor @reb Ermnpe til
2ggismofe. $. 6. Mnoerien fortrl-,
Ter 1 rMit 2ips .gpentpr" bpilfen0
@olle bette Ebeater lpilleoe foe BAN
! bons 8arnoom, b~porle6es set bar.
bars @eroer, % bborle6es ban igg-.
te til aibberbdon for at fontt1e til
at optrpoe poo Set tel. Ebeqter.
ga1nle Ebeoter i5Doelie bnr en-
itof 9iitorie. Meange bereuute Nop.
ne bdr tronM bets Braooier, Jog 40.
Of Seenens itprite 9ar Sc
bl,teret Der. N, ss 4
|, , I. 3ulanh.
9erainss @aaben ee 5esls 9il
8r1,g for Ser1tine aiebitoo Il oer
apprcberet ct goaben og SegI, bDori
Der ! ct 5fiolb, Der torrosIt3 Deo
II ti1loet, rgo Maur It eperiR blant
og ct r1eoerfR grant set e. fremitu
foro1t miirer Ell opretitaneroe
SSdTS4h nx,1r&.1n~e ~ IN. A,IaErAA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29
@frnf.

20 areatlrer brGnot. Sen 2oen
Mai ON gftermiooagen opito6 Der
SIS i @aaroen u9illerupbolm" Deo
@ieooeo, tilberen0e Nroprietpr g.
M6ller. l1obpguingerne reobrpno=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29

~betpeeligt, at set nu, for at noior.
teringen ifaI funre foregou meo ben
|forngbm &nrtigbeo og sifferbe0,
er abiolut n~gbpe16igt at, frebe, al
ale Gorienoelfier er foripneoe meo
nbiagtig og tpoelig M6resie.
man bill let forltan, at bet ! en-
Bp af @iebenbaDng Stgrrele, bbor
Der 6aglig ombeles ,0O0
Brepforienoelfer, sgs bpor Der fin
oes girmaer / ElriinoDis, life er til.
itrpffelie @eiIeoning for 8oitpRie-
net, at tim Sirnua9eabnet ffiroes ar-
fgrt, ioet ianpeI noiorteringen til
8rebbprertte fom ielpe Dmoelingen
b6r tie efter @a6ea6resie. Site sc.
ito mi1,ore' i1oganr Der bagIig til
aigberbubn ct meget itort Mntal
Brepe u6et uroe1 interchangeable
END @~igbertbabn, &igbenbopn 6 eel
Ter ar6en Diltrifsbetegnelie) bpn.-
fd birfer ! bgi @roo be~rrnrearoe pao
@cftbeibrgeiien % beiDprliggigr Ba11.
6eneS Mrbei6e. 4.3l
Yoa Brt11o berof tpirgeg Yoltpa-,
fp1fp+s. %i;r ~ annnnfnI6n hnf fa.,.oSn... J
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-05-08
oLNEY HEADS BANK BOARD.
Five Members Chosen to Rule Nation.
al Finance System Under New
Law

Washington.-Pres Wilson has
selected the five men, who, together
with the secretary OF the treasury, W.
G. McAdoo, and the comptroller OF the
currency. John Shelton Williams, are
to compose the federal reserve board.
The five to whom the President has
offered places are:
Richard Olney of Boston, secretary
of state under President Cleveland, to
be governor of the board.
Paul Moritz Warburg of New York
member OF the banking firm of Kuhn,
l., tb &c Company.
Harry A. Wheeler of Chicago. vice
president of Union Trust Company of
Chicago.
w. p. G. Harding of Birmingham,
Ala, president of the First National
Bank of Birmingham.
DIR. Adolph Caspar Miller of San
Francisco. assistant to Secretary Lane
of the Interior Department. and Flood,
professor of finance in the University
OF California.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-05-08
TESTS FOR 264P. MS.
civIc SERVICE EXAMINATIONS TO
BE HELD IN JUNE.
Number Of Colorado Cities Named
Where Candidates for Fourth
Glass Postmasters Take Test.

Denver.-All fourth-class postmas-
ters In Colorado will be required to
take the competitive examination
provided by the United States Civil
Service Commission, providing their
compensation is $3.50 or more, and
providing the incumbent was not ap-
pointed by the Civil Service regula-
tions.
The examination is to be held June
! at Creede; June at Como, Limon
Rock Cheyenne Wells. Norwood and
Springfield; June 6 at Blanca, Coll
bran. Dolores. Dulce IN. ny. Eads.
Fraser. Gunnison. Meeker. Moffat.
Steamboat Springs. Stratton. Red
cliffe and Westcliffe; June 20 at Ala
mosa. Boulder, Canon City. Cheyenne
(Wyo). Colorado Springs. Delta, Den
yer. Durango, Fort Collins. Fort Nor
gan, Glenwood Springs. Golden. Grand
Junction. Greeley. Idaho. Springs. La
Junta. Lamar. Las Animas. Leadville.
Longmont, Loveland. Montrose, Pu-
eblo, Rocky Ford. Salida. Sterling,
Telluride, Trinidad, Victor and Wal
senburg.
The examinations to be held In the
cities named will be for the purpose
OF filling the postmastershipe of the
fourth class in 264 towns In Colorado.
Those who are to take the examina-
tions can do SO at any of the above
towns on the dates mentioned. regard
less OF the location OF the postoffice
at which appointment is desired. The
applicant must reside within the ter
ritory supplied by the postoffice he
aspires to rule over.
No changes in the dates of the ex-
animation can be made. The applica.
tion blanks can be secured from the
postmasters at the cities named for
examination dates.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-05-08

'famed up SO quickly that he was
frightfully injured before he had time
to take measures of safety. Stuart
Jumped into tub OF water placed
there for the purpose. but the damage
had been done.
Precautions taken at the factory
give evidence Of how dangerous the
work is. not from explosion alone, but
from fire. as everything becomes sat
urated with the explosive ingredients.
so that the slightest friction, even the
tearing OF piece of cloth. will start
a IRE. One of the boasts of the COM
pany. however. is that the explosive
will burn without exploding.
Employees upon entering the build
ing must strip to the skin. pass into
another room and under shower
bath. Next they enter third room.
where their working clothes are put
on, and only then can the workrooms
be entered. Coming out the same pro-
cedure Is followed. making four show
er baths per day for each employe.
Stuart was driven IL miles to North
Bay hospital. but his life could not be
saved.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-05-08
Colo. T. p. A. Holds Annual Meeting.

Denver.-Traveling men from all
sections of the state attended the
twenty-fourth annual convention of.
the Travelling Mems Protective Asso-
citation in Denver, Reports OF the Of
ficers showed the Colorado division in
excellent condition. william O'Neill
OF Denver was reelected president,
and Robert M. Simons was elected to
succeed himself as secretary and
treasurer. Walter ]. Spray of Denver
was elected vice president. The fol-
lowing were elected members of the
board of directors for a term of two
years: Warfield Ryley. Colorado
Springs; George II. Hawkins and
Frank j. Eubanks of Denver. Dele
gates to the national convention.
which will meet at Houston. Tex. on
June 10, were elected as follows: VIII
liam ONeil, Robert NJ. Simons. Frank
J. Eubanks. Christ W. Dix. George H.
Hawkins. Charles l.. Chew and Nor
ton Nelson, all of Denver. and Gilbert
Landell OF Fort Lupton. In the even
ing 275 travelling men and their ladies
gathered at banquet followed by a
dance.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-05-08
MAN AND TURTLE IN CELL
St. Louis Citizen With a Broken Neck
Arrested With Pugna-
cIous Partner.

st. Louis. Mo.-Teddy w. Peters,
forty years old. was arrested with his
pet turtle at the corner of Sixth street
and Washington avenue. Peters car
ries a card issued by the Structural
Iron Workers union. which certifies
he has a broken neck. suffered when
he fell BIG feet from the Quebec
bridge. a disaster resulting In the
death of 30 men.
Peters says his wife died from the
shock when the news OF the falling
bridge reached her. The turtle. evil
IDENTIFY older than the Oldest inhabitant,
has formed an offensive and defensive
alliance with the broken-necked bridge
worker.
They were together. when the ar.
rest was made. for disorderly conduct.
and when Peters was put In the au-
tomobile patrol wagon he asked Off,
GERS Tyndall and Ishing to wait mo-
ment for his partner. They waited
and allowed Peters to step out with
the harness around his head which
keeps his head on straight. and walk
over to the curbstone and get his
friend. massive sea turtle weighing
10 pounds.
Just to show that he was good pal.
the turtle took a chunk out OF lshing's
coat as he was being loaded In the
patrol auto. and when he reached the
central district police station. having
missed his supper. he pried steak
loose from Officer Tyndalls leg.
Peters was sent back to cell. but
the turtle was allowed to roam until
he showed further carnivorous desires.
Then he was allowed to waddle back
to the cell of his side partner. where
both slept
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-05-08
Army En- Route to winqate.

El Paso. May 5.-The 5000 men OF
the Mexican Federal army, accom-
panied by 1.a00 women and children,
which have been interned at Fort
Bliss since they crossed the interna-
tional border after suffering defeat by
the Constitutionaiists at Ojinaga and
were taken in charge by United
States troops, we're entrained for Fort
Wingate. \. NJ. Three tep-train sec
tions. carrying approximately 1000
Federal soldiers. left Monday and
four more sections will depart today.