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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-02-28
Underwood "Out of Danger"

Perhaps the fact that the "soIi1
solth" IS running the country explains
the very unusual interest that is at
tached in Washington to the contest
for United States Senator in Alabama.
wherein Representatives Underwood
and Hobson are striving for the Demo-
cratic nomination. Underwood has
come into great prominence beause of
his leadership in the House of Repre-
sentatives, while Captain Hobson has
undoubtedly kissed more ladies of vary
ing beauty than any man in the United
States. This was all because he was Il
successful hero, and not because of
anything that he has ever done for
himself or his country as a Congress
man. Mr.. Underwood has been one Of
the most tireless. handwriting men in
the House of Representatives; while
Captain HchSon has given but little at
tention TO his Congressional duties.
Owing TO peculiar local conditions in
Alabama it has been feared that Hob
son might defeat the Democratic lead
er. but as the primaries grow nearer
and they will be heli April 9th, there
is a feeling of more confidence among
the Democratic sta tesmen IN Washing
ton that Alabama viii do its duty
as they express it, by the selection Of
Underwood.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-02-28
AM UGLY VISITOR.
His Unwelcome Cali Brought About a
Dramatic G:tuasion.


Dramatic 9:tuasion.
The London representative of an
East Indian Grm was working late az
the warehouse. y large CONSIGNMENT
Of goods. newly arrived, lay in the
room that adjoined his office The
room was simple affair of four chart
covered walls. There was desk in
the middle, few chairs. and large
frepro0f safe 1t was nearly midnight.
when a sound from the next room in
duced the man to go to the door to in
vestigate. Nothing seemed wrong and
he returned 10 his work but left the
door ajar.
Presently a faint, harsh sound came
from the next room. He sprang up to
through the doorway.
When the rentiIa saw him it stopped
for a second, reared its head until it
was almost on a level with the mans
and began to dart its tongue augrily
in and out Of its mouth.
No novelist ever imagined a more
desperate situation. The man was I'M
armed and apparently without means
of escape. The moment he Withdrew
his eyes from those of the snake, it
lowered its head and moved toward
him.
But he had already determined ON
his course. The great safe stood open.
He spraug into it and closed the door
behind him. although he did not shut
4 ha
slow but certain suffocation. He
slipped a small cashbOok into the aper-
ture and held the ponderous door open
about half an inch.
Meanwhile the python-for such it
was-in a paroxysm of fury, had flung
its coils twice round the safe, which
stood some distance out from the wall.
The creature drew its coils to the ut
most tension in an angry effort TO
crush the iron safe.
By an effort the desperate prisoner
collected his wits. He remembered
that case, slightly damaged and
marked. ito be kept in a moderately
warm place." had been put in the ad-
joining room. and doubtless accounted
PLANTATION, although simple, offered no
consolation. Something must be done
| The captive racked his brain sorely
until an idea struck him. Earlier in the
evening he had put one of the ledgers
in the safe with a long. black eraser
inside to mark special entry.
Cramped and almost doubled as he
was, he found it no easy matter to
reach the slender weapon. the blade of
which was as sharp as a razor TAX,
ing lis courage in both hands he
plum sed the knife again and again into
the folds of the snake. where they
! crossed the small aperture There fol
! lowed a horrible. tearing sound, and
the massive safe rocked ominously for
some moments Then suddenly the
folds seemed to relax and go writing
/ TO the floor.
Owing to the extreme tension of the
| coils the keen blade had almost sew
/ nred the body in half. From head to
tai it measured nearly forty feet.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-02-28

place. Even though it may be suspect
ed that IA the creation of VICE Admir-
ala we are quitting on little dog
yet there have been instances, and
others may occur, in which it is essen
tiai TOY otner than social reasons that
the government of Washington take
precedence over that of Timbrictoo.
Senator Ottoman Of New York took
the position. when the legislation was
before the upper House, that THE
pride Of the republic" was Involved.
Just to show the Officers OF the navy
that The legislation was not intended
to pin additional bouquets upon indi-
vidaals, the number of Rear Admirals
was reduced By six. and a correspond
ing number Of Vice Admirals provided
tor in the Senate bill
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-02-28
Worlds Postal League

The expansion of the parcel post ap-
pears to have almost boundless posi-
bilities. The Postmaster Generals of
two administrations have endorsed
government ownership of telegraph and
telephone propositions. and tue parcel
post has been pounding forth with ire
mendous force. The larger weight
packages are being admitted and the
express companies are finding nothing
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-02-28
A Useless Pause.

Calhoun Clay was getting married.
Little and lean. he stood at the altar
beside tall and robust bride Of $50
pounds or more. The ceremony pro-
ceeded regularly until in the brides
reply the words ito love. honor and
obey" were pronounced.
At this junctnre Bridegroom Calhoun
Clay held up his right hand A pause
ensusd. In the silence Calhoun said:
Excuse me, pahson. but Alb would
have MS walt a moment an let de full
solemnity O. de words sink in-espe
cially de last two. Abs been married
befo' "-WaShington Star.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-02-28

Shau Lee haze a Statue in Washington?
Ex-Governor Blackburn Of Kentucky,
who has been named as resident men,
Der of the Lincoln Memorial Commits
sion. is southern man and a former
confederate soldier He occupies the
place held by the late Shelby NJ. Cal
lon, who was the personal and political
friend of Abraham Lincoln, and who in
the later years of his life regarded
Lincoln as the one over-shadowlng and
benevolent associate of his long career.
Washington is a city of statues and
memorials, and in its parks. circles
and squares can be found these mater
ial evidences of the appreciation of a
grateful nation. At the base of Capitol
Hill a monument is being erected in
honor of ULYSSES S. Grant. The south
ern Representatives in the lower house
are constantly emphasizing the fact
that they are not selfish. narror, or
partisan, and now they are telling Con-
gress that the big. broad noble thought
which has found outward expression in
SO many WAYS, calls for the construc.
ton in the National Capital of a monu.
ment of General Robert E. Lee. A
southern congressman, in speaking OF
the memorial to Lincoln, and toe mon
ument to Grant, and in proposing
similar tribute TO Lee, says: Let
these three monuments be erected here
in Washington. Let them stand forever
90 tell the world by eloquent silence
that there is truly m north nor south.
nor east nor west, that each and every
state is equal in degree. in loyalty to
the flag; that deep in our hearts we all
believe that whatever is ordained of
God is fated to pass that it is his opin-
ion that tins government of the people.
for the people and by the people shall
not perish from the earth. In view of
the constant agitation of this proposal,
and the increasing proofs of loval-
~ to the Union on the part of the old
ana new south, there is a certainty
that this proposition which involves
delicate problem. must be sensibly met
IN Congress before long
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-02-28
Persian Bread

The Persian native bread today is
very little different from that used
thousand years ago, The Persian oven
Is built OF smooth masonry work in
the ground and is usually about the
size Of a barrel Many OF them have
been used for a century. The dough is
formed into thin sheets about foot
long and two feet wide and slapped
against the side Of the oven. Ii bakes
In a few minutes.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-02-28

Is Fred Pet
shYteria1 ia'
boon.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-02-28
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON, D. c.
The Prestige Of the Nation.

Some Of the finest distinctions h.
tween recognition Of nation and plu-
mage for navy officials was brought out
recently in the debate in the Senate
over the bill to create SIX Vice Admir-
ais Official status is recognized in
every branch of federal. civil and mil
itary government. Even the Chinese,
Portuguese and Dutch navies have their
vice admirals, and under good many
conditions like that of the Boxer up
rising in China. vice admirals of those
naves would take precedence over the
commanders in chief of our great
American fleet, even though their ma
vies are negligible.
Senator Lodge derIded the assertion
that the reason for the Navy Depart
ment asking for these positions was
that higher places might be secured at
official functions. The Senator declares
that we should not overlook the act
that in the broad responsibility that
arises the United States should not be
put in position that does not reflect
upon the country
Continuing. Senator Lodge recalled
nov the French government in sending
an army to the United States under
Roehambeau to cooperate with our for
ces. directed thas General to pay To
Washington the m,itsry henoys accord
cd to a MARSHALL of France. which ut
once recognized that he was in COM
mand eff soc United states force
From that grew the mmon story
that Washington was Marshall Of
France, said Senator Lodge, who
added that "nf course. he never was
but they directed that there should be
paid to him the military honors that
were paid to a Marshall of France, in
order to make sure that there would be
no dispute as to the command of the
allied forces -
The position of our navy in Mexican
waters perhaps furnishes the real in
splration for creating the position Of
Vice Admiral, in order that the officers
of no great fleet could clam prece.
dence in case of a naval demonstration
of hostility toward Mexico.
While the people of the United States
dislike very much to ape the forms OF
European royalty, vet we are as proud
of our position on all occasions as the
most autcratic and despotic of govern.
ma0ts; and our very jealousy of posi-
tion explains why this country treated
ambassadors, rather than to suffer be-
ng outranked in the affairs of foreign
courts. In the mutual intercourse Of
lations the government of the United
tates has usually demanded front
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-02-28
Dramatic Progress.

what became of that play you
wrote five years ago."
THE managers decided it was too
daring to produce"
send it on again"
4 did They say it's too tame now"
Pittsburgh Post.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

@o1en bariiber binneggegaugen; Der
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beute nod ni6t 3uriidgete6rt. oDie
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mir 6ab'n mueB, i9rieb er mir Dor
lpenioen Sdgen auf elmer poittarte.
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meiter, ,boB Der Soni Snnertofler,
iponn er mas onfanet, net nabglebt,
bis bic Sa6' auRs Stiipferl a geluns
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meinem rGumlin iebr ousgeoebnten
glupelen peOer einen 2oboratorillmss
oiener. nod eiueu gf0rtner, nod einsn
Sdrtner, tur3umL id muB eben geouls
big morten, biz Der Soni iif itart ges
rug Fiiblt, jsoem Saponer an Athlete
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idbloB Der 9rofehor
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aelegt batte, manote man iid iDieoer
eruhcn @ineen 8u. goblen berihtete
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5dnemme, III Der es 1eitber o9nebin
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BE, oaB bic llnierboltung Der 9erren
auf Der 8eranOa pobl ODER libel Elm
gn0e fonb.
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Dem qrofeiior cine @rfrii6ung 81
bringen unD 0a6ei bic Sir often ite6en
lteB b0rten bic Serren cine lonore
Stimme brauber in Der Sbpemme
unter allgsmeiner QluImertlamteit Der
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5u bo6cn. 5ein @oter, Der jii0iid)cs
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

o0er 6e5m. Scr Scblerei; er muroc,
mic bcreitS gcncloct, oomalS nit
9lbro1am Shapiro per6oftet, ais ct
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Nlc2one Deriibtcn @iubriiben Ocrbofi
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Oeu &cr66rs Dor 9}idtcr Supplcc
mor, OoB S6opiro sen 0roBgcibpo-
rencn Intermittent 9ogoib Oogegcn
frcigcloiien muroe. 0eun Sbopiro
ioQ. nie er ipGter Sem @e6einpoli-
5iitcu 2oiprence Sling gegeniiber an
Berte, ocn @o8oi6 nidt nit Der $50.
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len. Gr bobc 0ober miocr 6ciicres
gSiien ouS0eio0t Bob 9ogoib ni6t
gcmuBt babe, sic fragli6e &oucro
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rihtctcn Shrci6cn ioI o6er 8ogoib
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lno feline 9lbiicbt osgc0riidt babcn,
iort3ugeben oo Die 9iaie i'm bier
niAt sur Rube fomuen Ioiie. Sr.
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tom, nobe 2(isauit6 StroBc, iilbr, cr-
fonnt uno oleiA uab Der %oIi5ei-
itotion gcbrodbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

bisber nur als 3uifaiier oane6en
Itano, 0as bDic @nbe aber Dorousdhnen
mo6te, Ii& encrgiid tns 9Jlittel legte,
@r 6atte balO ben eiilen, balo ben
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feline @oititube nift Der S6auplab Ell
nsr piloen &duferei ipurOe.
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italten rdumts bas Telb. G iIbeten
fb aus Der @eieaf4aft me6rere @rup=
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iddea6 4lob nabmenl
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mos Deroaut ncroen, uno bic oalligs
Gtimmung ii6. biiben pie hriibeu, irs
gen6pie einen Qlusmeg iuden.
Der Birt iaicn eiuigermaBsn auf.
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beridieoenen @ruppen Ieiner @GFe
uod manbsn priifenoen Bid batte
.gleiten laifen, ouf Oie @eranna 6erous,
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cen gu entI9pIOigen
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nor Die llriofs Oes Streites2" fragtc
Y0uniB.
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iGen in bic 2uit oufgslaheu IpsrOsA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

aller ieinsr &0rperltdrte niAts ailS0us
rid3ten permod)te.
.Das babe i6 i6m in leinem
Sdfner5e un6 I1perpsrleBten Selolis
gefiiDl auw auseinanbergeiebt nno be-
qreifli1 5u MAIDEN gelubt," eripiosrte
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frii6er ooer Ipdter einmal 0es 5relnoen
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nna Uiiut'n I'm fern oas Dlqius
lnist1u, oomit | ben Snpanclsr lpqIln
msr'a 6erpiId5u, au6 io.lDie ii9 8 pon
gled;ts Deoen g'60rt 5iamm 0rel9'n
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Der qrofsIIor obsr fu3r fort' vllnS
ba oa6's oud iuis iib 9oni Snuestofs
isr ous1u6riiden pflegi, mirtIid nteinc
QBiiritI21 id nuibte i3n 8is6en iohsn.
In3lpiIcben lino lapu me9r ais a6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

un0 bonn in ben 5dlerl otan in Der
'S6rOdengegen0 itunoerting umberz
idpebenb 81 Ieben iinb. 1ie 8duern
unb bic @tebbolter ouf osn Qllmen
l4iitteln Osspegen f6on felt lnieem
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tell, unb neil id eben jsbt ipdbrenO Der
6remDenidjion MIDI nidt 0nrum tiimz
mern farm, I1ide i1 ab uno gu ben
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Der eiumul oben poE, unD iuIt fpGt bes
Qlbcnbs cuF Oem Mediel eineS 9Re9s
todes I'M 9luiianD lag 5iemli9
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qrober 8ogel 0or Ieinem 2auf Der
Sepp md6t feins langen 6oren, unO
holt i6n ous Der 9uft Eeruntcr. QDie
0sr Seppl ober al Der @ano binunter.
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merit er, bob er Gin aus9eitppfteS
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peiB lpie lange i9on irgen6po bic
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Sepp mar pie bom 6immel gefonen
un0 6at ii4 btuterber notiirli9 aepnls
tig gedrsert."
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lei fir eiuen Sdser cine iebr unliebs
lame lleberraifung Iein," bemertte
@o6!en ld6elnc, unO aud bic onoeren
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tersnugte GjeIi6ter. ogBos iagen sic
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0ef'Gen bot2 8ieleidt bdnbelt es ii3
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5urufen. Srifft oas 81, miifen in
Dem geqenItanbe unfe9lbor irgenopelz
c1e Gnergien tdtiq gepeien iein. Se6en=
falls purbe Der 9ooel On feiner ipuRs
belien Steae getroffen, fobob iid) iene
Gneroien o0er geipiiIe SpannungeH
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C0ortIstuug fOIst) & q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

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mid mein 6ousfattotum, pcn bsm Id
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