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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-28
COURAGE ~ Hls~
Whz- ma tsscs.s-sa well al S-sa
r.as fss

Courage Go We or s1slzsg4 Ia ccEE
Of gcrd 1grs 55gaG Pure aIccG ~ Fg@
greatest cfeas3ag ZEaEEazt a A4T=
8faGcza Ok cedGe zeeG This row-r,
l.I gsaegzEE r@r1edT rGzt 1fI-s tls
at6r.ars Hve- ard bcnreEs "a tr-e @pE-
GItaoz taz1 cf&ars she satG IT DE1-Il&a
rash bEeasFsaes and eezeraas that 95G-
ao.ges Gcfla amt ear.EElGt@ss ta&z
makes zsryea srse1ger a1G s-eacta-
and gfrea 10 pale, weak. rundown 1ed-
1ge tire slzlIeaG aaessgye Gf health and
aa1gzaaa-
D-- pIerc@5a GoEGe1 Medical GsCcT~
e-ys t.ee SroI aIcGAoE CT az-cGr-cG,
da@s gssE sgg4E is stated a5oTe- s5r1~
Ply aecagz% Il sacaEea t-Jr- tie aL5cf
III. Ec.so1 AID f1aEEr@ 1lzEter- H. il
TEe wG-td"z g-e&r ElGo6 Purifier. go
wGEGertgIay p@r@trarL2g -Aar E sEsn
ar-s-g tIs.ts, t4scET@a sEe impure de-
5Ds.r9 szG cz-v6es tEscz Got as il ices
at impurities. taroEg III -1e L-EVs-s Bow
ass, xG1egs and Skin
Il FesE haze E~z65gea-Grr gtzgEGr1
!fT@r. bacsacE@ nTss rEe sidEsTss IA
al Or other Carz-rGr GnE-eaGT -sEves
or ~3-atgtCsF ssEE- gec Dr, PlerC@z
Gotten MedscaI Discovery Ea6@T aa1
gr&r- a. o-ce tn reD&ace yef!r L-p1-e
blood Efra tie kid Tia: puts en@~T
&r1 addition into poo and brings
becE goFata and vigorous se1j1n-
&cG 4 seereE rzn-ecT fox al iEz-e-
GsEEEa arr rCgsLlsEet On wEapIer~
III 1aeGnIne Gs&Iers can sE1IIT PTS.
H. e5tner liquid OF tablet form or een@
M ceG:s fs- trial 5ox IT Csasstg TO Dr..
Pterc&, LEg&g5Ga' Efctess Buffalo, v, =,
Write tor free aGcaleG On 5i5cd-AdF.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-28

a-ac& wfta jay 4 br II army btSe1t:
wEiGa Z find 6esanton2, lyon ny II,
gezt entreaty 4 GerT1az eonzezts 10
GTe ns Il gEzsa TT utGe from his
TAX, which ss az8 !gs- tIE.sL I
ta&nk htra, That warns -e- TLe
German e going zwaT wae1 h
changes hEs mind and teI2n@z paT-
rsent sor hEs gi&sa 1T Vtae. I .e53er
4 LITTLE German. I UNDERSTAND and
give at-a a cen goa pece, The cEg7
nancy I have !ett- He takes a.Gsel.
or contain.
"3rme German officers cone 10
tzTz III ga. One ct caela saga III me-:
IT ii Toar go7e-Iraea-'g tGzEr taar
yo3 IRE here.
~Taey all speak FreEca, Izore the
rerazrka D tthss officer, b@cagae IT, zr-
pGars ~ me ~ indicate g. curious 2ea-
taItty.
In Terrible Condition.
The third day IT :h!G calvary they
pat ug In & barn On the hay. We have
~ yet receITef 10 care. beg the
Germans 10 take r Gy clothes,
have been able ~ snare q bIanke.
which happens To be there, ! don't
know 10 whom It. oeIongs, bit Eeces~
gity gtiflea gcruples, They are Ggfte
willing 10 do what have asked. Ny
coat, my wGte- soaked trousers, which
were little Ieaa than packages " mGd,
are removed. My falling shoes, ny
under draUerE and SOCKS follow the
same route, Ny feet and my wound
make me suffer. take out my little
pocket gcissora, / cut nay shirt and
Tanned belt free Of my wound which
! have not Ger It ig digtresgingIy
long, but nothing astoniahea me- any,
longer, after what have geen. I
make, az good as it IL had. a. dressing
out OF the first aid things in ny
pouch, Then, 7 roll myself in my
blanket. I have no longer anything
military except my cap and I am al
most naked. Fortunately my ieraey
keeps ne warm This operation com.
pleted feel q great relief.
"Thcy aort the German wounded
from the French. Some hours after
they bring In the sanitary service Of
the 203d, which has been taken pris,
oner The French doctorg get to
work with first dressings. They make
one for me with tincture Of iodine.
But at the moment they are going to
put on the ibandage the Germans take
away the French doctors and the
wounded Germans. We, in Our turn,
are transferred TO Libecourt.
we are now at the end Of the
fourth day Of this exercise. They
have warned ug that we are prigon-
ers. Tonight we learn that the Prug-
SLAMS are ~rctreating. What IL going
to happen? VIII they take us along
or leave W to ourselves: For there
are not Lorraines in the German
army. All night the troops march IN
der our window. One hears the noise
CT marching feet and gutteral COM
mands.
"Ontsidc Of this dream Of Internal
horror which ] have had for eight
dayg. | am highly hopeful for the final
results Of the war, because ! am able
to prove one thing. which has greatly
surprised me. confess. That In that
the replenishing Of supplies and am.
munition IL marvellous. We have
never lacked bread nor meat nor cart
ridge a single day. The service f.
m%arveloualy organized. II 8 one Of
the great s~uccesaes Of this war. /!
have no fever. Only in my sleep do
] dream that they are transferring nc
and that it rains. But this litlIe
hallncination is disappearing.
II embrace you with all my hear"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-28
CIG6GED k0sTHls OPEN At ONCE,
head COLDS Add CATARRH Vanish

aaI- dEssoEves By the heat OF ms
rnsrrils- psuetEaGss and heals the IN
famed. swollen membrane WHICH Ines
the nose, had and tn-Oa-; clears the
air passages; stops nasty discharges
ara feeling OF cleansing,
relief GENES Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight stEuggiin2
fr~ breath. with head stuffed; nos-rIs
closed, hawking and blowing. "a
ta-h OF z Geld. with its running nose.
foul zcou dropping into the throat.
and raw Gryrsss is distressing out
truly needless
Pu- -FOUR faith-iust once-in "ElEs
Cream Balm and your cod Or Ca
tsr-h wiz surely disappear. tAdTJ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-28
Germans Checked in North
fcontinned from Page One,

FVUIItIFISV TTVUI i NTE ONEJ
~~---~--. @---~ raA-~a ---.~ o. ~.4a-.,----
near Soyo, Alexandra and ZHoen, and
the enemy IN retreating. We took
abonr 80 officers, 1900 men, several
machine gfng and eight cannon. The
South goseconr troops. after crossing
the yistnIa, took eight officers, 700
men and come machine guns. Around
PrZemygl We advanced"
Portugal Starts.
A. mesgage from Lisbon says: dig
patches gay that German tro0ps forci
by invaded the Portuguese ~poaaesston
Of Angola. In West Africa, PraDara.
tions arr being made 10 Immediately
dfsDatclI warghfps ard troops from
Portugal 10 Angola"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-28

ARM BROKEN.

Earl AlDertson, 15-year-oId son Of
&. H.. Abortion, fell from his horse
late yesterday and broke his arm in
tHo Dlaces. He IL now In the Big
marck hospital.
He ran into another rider, and was
d~islNdged from the saddle. The ac-
cident occurred at the corner Of gey-
enth and Front streets.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-28
TIT ~EFs Cream Balm"

TIT @EFs Cream Balm"
Csc z SELL bottle ANYWAY, ils- 70
ry T-AppIy 3 Estls IN the us--is
and instantly roar cIHggsd rose and
zropped+1p air passages OF the head
xEM open, yoa viii brsa-hs freely,
dizziness and hsadacae 6isappear- By
EorufEg. the csEarra- c~oldinhead or
catarrhal sore threat will be gone
End Sue. misery HOW. Get the
small bottle O. -Eys Cream Balm at
z1F drug store This sweet. fragrant
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-28
PARIS BUSES CARRY
FOOD TO COhDlTANTs
Citizens Of Capital Gain New Res
pect for Old Autc-OmMhus.

Paris, Ger fl hartEsscarret
a.osor 5-s, tGs s6eErfty zEtdea Ezder
Z thick coar ~ -u1Gr E.1T9er-d
tarcagh Paris the otEe- DAY, Though
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-28
HORRORS Of War TOLD
IN SOLDIERS LETTER

f~ConAsnged from Page Cret
with tvo pieces III 9ood at either end.
They carry me 10 T. hamlet about T.
klIorneter and a. hall distant, aid
stretch me out there in the oy,ea air;
still in the rain, D1t on Grmer ground.
Then they ~ back to search for 9TH
ers. They bring back thus 100 or 800
wounded, Of whoa 400 are French.
lam goaked. I am famlghed. I
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-28

is -hcEgar At least q hundred VIII 5e
shown OK tEs screen the first hight Of
Ehe eonrea-- Sec Tg-- Bahy IL tas
Icrta~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-28

were building N the shops OF d.
.srsns automobile cC1eerEs Tls
SERVICE rnsy rE1Iar Is Elssllahl=-
Nzgn aE tn= raEtdry OF movements "
different army crrrs Is a~t-rl1lrsG I'D
1he transportation ct the sIlet--sz-4
By Motor ears
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-28


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llEsrzh1cS 10 lie al - Wa As
frat temperance sE1Cs tie 0G-hreah
~ -aa VIZ or rhs psrEs nnern- hrs-
49, -tz
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-28

HOME GROWN CELERY FOR SALE
eeaTerea TO any part Of tEs cray IN
Quantities CT los Iess than o1s oc-5E-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-28

In On. HinE. or Stytfy Nose ard
Head Clears Sass-inG an. Nose
Rg-aias Cease Dull Heaczcns
Gees
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-28

P-sss sc usr dnZen: extra lzrge
z-rrs -@e u.r dozen JOAN w WIZ
Es-- ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-28

HaahagtGas C@E. 2L-TEen:g~s3ga;
Representatives. u Za2acz did no. ~
Ted Eas Mexican national cGnVeaE!cE
q. AgIs& CaElsnIea ~ Cgty-z-EaocizsG
Geieaa:ss Of tGe sG2sCaerI caEes, tt
coc6Gng - stz:e department. a6T!ces
sroaa LsatS sDeGza agents al ag7@&8
CaIsares, uao sag ta2c Ghe mach
asrz.6ed - GaL@s E-eresy u exchange
peEs and op5aaoas vita tae aGGreGIg,
I'd tefegz-ea, Wien taey a&tI&-
tied 81 sEs Character IL tae cGaYeE,
tsoa, RTE representatives. were 10 re-
port 10 Z&y%tA, o. receIge tgIl aGEAorI~
nation. No definite aaglces coacern-
ing tofsy'z G~eEioeracicng IT the cla,
7sntioa have BEEN recei7eG,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-28
ANNOUNCEMENT.

an starting q class IL Eusfc and
wish To I viii take a limit
I'd rrz5er Of pupils st 5ac Tor ! 5ouI
Lesson
Mrs R H ThistIeEh~atts-
80 Are 3. Phone 35lh-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-28
CARRANzA
RESIGNS
HIS POST
PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT
TENDERS RESIGNATION
TO CONVENTION.
VILLA MUST GO TOO
a a H~. .
saya His Metres Are T16ss Of
P~asyio.izl, Seeking Lztt1g
PezEs for Nation

Nsxs@o Clggs Oct. 21-Fel 981Al.1
CzrzEzA 2.Sa-Ecs1 E4s resignation z2
DrGysG1@. Dteaa=zI Of Is&.G0 ~ c-e
L42.&& Css.a@.Gs GGIgsEE.ol ta1ag.
k4Ls G&5er 10 ssAlqs.@G A-a po@s Il
asg5rer@e cL@t IT Ea- azG!GZ., "a cc-,
eIEsG.--A4 o- tie reEIEea4ert 70 I.q&&r
.gze G 1eaeea4 trzaG8ca via, .a C@'
ser1l.g III reaIgEs C2crzlz& s@G a1zC
r. waa aegEassG GE.F ~ cae @3zG&a.
Eaotsyes IL LagraatEaa1y and that TIE AZ
ceDraEce cr rejection q aLa OTTER -@s2t
6eDezG as pseEler o. E0r aa e L..E&-
Elar roE%sc Gna-rsEGEe tcTv@rG The -a8~
tsa!ag IT IeaG@ h. t.s rzD15..& and
farTaeralGe Is rras tel1ocratgG cszs
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-26
SUGAR COMPANY IS
HELD 10 De MONOPOLY

Washington. -, a.. March sc
charge. 'hs, the American sasar
at-'inins company has f.f "a year.
u'onopp'isrd I'll. S-~ Osi-an. .ug,.
market hr ''suibi-s. EXTERN insiisn
"f competition ami has depressed
tho price af rs- sugar there fully
s:.o"".""" tn tho distress of the
pian'-'s. ."rr presented to i'r-sia-n,
Wilson '"-iay hy bnn-i.an Caff-ry
"f N"~ orleans. sh. saa presented
al the white h.usr b, senator Thorn.
inu.
ca'f-ry urged that no Judgment
against the company under tn" anti.
'r,ist suit n"s .,-ndinz should lee en-
tered. nor should any settlement lee
permitted which would leave the
company IN control nf the New Or.
icaus market. "" declared the at.
trntion Of .onrT"~= should b- direct
cd 10 this n,os' obstinate. fiasrant
and cruel of all the trade -onspira-
cisr tn the United States. and urged
proviion In the adm ni.'ra,ipn trust
bill. particularly the trade commits
sion bill. o. meet such conditions as
he described.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-26
Sufferers Relate Ssss,ss sf Their
Battles Against The HAadi.
esR d 8leksess,

wAsn sol are sick soa .aai To b-
a.ii In a hasss-
The s-Fs iis.s sissss sf Mars won-
i-rui s,.haarh tshs.ig viii start
Soa an The .sss II 10 a pEos-n rem
eds ioE siosssc. tIolsi.s-
II has b-@n ,ak-a si'h success Ss
sui.sT.ss In all parts Of ih. r"an,ss
ii.s- az. expressions 0i appreciation
from . f1N %, ,h- mlnS Colorado
people Io eh0m IL has .sEos.n It's
merit
GEORGE ASi,i.EY. iisl,. csia ~
,esk YsaF fali f-ssHasa, sai n.asi
say lid m- . .hoi- lot oi s"Sis
sn -ssklss hard NOS and .s'ins
everything In sight sn thankful
for the saa-d soaf aasai.in- has si"ns
Hr
" q BARNETT. .isH. c.lo .-''i
rannsl sag ansshias bn. s"sas 81
pssi.. ssr ssag wSaasstai Stomach
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-26
COLORADO FOLKS TELL HOW they
WON FORTUNES IN GOOD HEALTH

Remedy sis-s i.Ains on. so,'is-
had si.-si all I sAs ssi- To SPEND for
m.siisihe for the last tao years Nos
I feel liz. pour remedy has Lfoashl
m- fsoHa ass grave"
fha, 10 The si0Ef Of NasTs woh-
isEfui Stomach Remedy =. II 10 told
by thousands :. ko haze B--s restored
bs i,s uss Theirs sDs.ii b. ne better
PTOoi of its hsIi,- TIE first a"s~ Is
PF.oi-
No dsaibl MsYJs woni.T,ai s,Sna-
asL is-n.riH 10 Ano-H sn.SAs soar
n.ishbSrs- III. remarkable sass-ss
Of ihis remedy has caused many inii-
ts,ors sS be- cautions. H. siE- i's
MAYES- Go is the iisasshsn Drug
compaas s.k s,-sa' the spishiii E.-
suits IL has accomplished snnons
.As-s that ,h@s kno~-or s~na so
Geo II. MsYE. Mi&- CAsn,isis ist-tss
WLiIias II. Chisaso III. f"s fire.
b.ssk sn .lsaa.h aii,asnss snd letters
from grateful people oh" have r~"n
| s-sisr-a Nsf druggist san tell fo.i
its rona-s,ai elects
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-26
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Complaints that Kansas had Ic.
ccivcd only few light showers and
that the wcstcrn third OF the state
was In u decided need OF moisture
gave the wheat market today an. up
turn. The market opened Ac down
to like amount up and then gratu-
ally advanced.
The close was steady at the same
as last night to ic higher.
Many dealers In corn leaned to u
belief that the edge was off the de-
mand for the present at least. Prize
es started unchanged to Ac lower. re-
acted a little and then saggcd all
around.
The close was weak at . to 9 to &c
net decline.
Oats was disposed to hold about
The bulls contcndcd that
the cereal was relatively cheaper
than other grain.
Close: Wheat. May 94,: July sob
Corn, May 6Sa: July 6S-.
Oats. May 39a: July 3?s.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-26
MI-0-NA FIRST AID
TO SICK S1OMACHS

Distress after eating. bclching of
gas and undtxcsted food. that lump
OF lead feeling. IN the stomach. sick
headache. and biliousncss indicate
dyspepsia. Now-at oncc-is 1hc
time to remove the cause and stop
the distress
MiO-na is the remedy. surely get
II box OF these health restoring tab
lets from tho Hausmnn Drug Co. to-
day. Besides quickly stopping the
distress Mi-o-na soothcs the irritated
walls of the stomach and strength
ems the gastric glands so that they
pour out their daily supply Of digcs-
tive matcrials-yonr food Is prompt
iy digcstcd and assimilatcd. tho en-
tire system Is properly nourislied
you feel strong. energetic, snd per-
fcctly we'll.
Mi-o-na Is not an experiments is
not a curc-all-it's a scientific rem
Cdy recommended only for indiScs-
tion distress and out-o'-ordcr stem
achs. rac"c health sivirg and
harmless tablets are a household
remcdy-keep them handy whether
Mt home or travelling.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-26
Weeks Bill 10
Open Communication
With So. America

Washington. -. G., March e
with a view to developing coninuni-
cation between the United State and
South America. senator Weeks. Rc-
publican. of Massachusetts. today in-
troduccd "a resolution requesting the
secretary of the navy to prepare u
plan for establishing line of naval
cruisers to carry passengers. freight
and mail between New York. New Or
leans and Valparaiso. Chile. and in-
tcrmcdiatc ports. The resolution drs-
ignatos as the ships to he utilized for
such service Tie cruisers Columbia
and Minneapolis. aad the scout cruis-
crs Salem. Oh, stcr and Birmingham.
At present South American mails
are sent ~ long and some Irregular
intervals and all American mails
south Of the equator are carried in
vessels sailing under foreign flag.
said Senator weeks. explaining his
resolution.
may be- easily assumed, mitigatcs
against the development OF our trade
with South america. II private cap
ital capital undertakes line over
this route should be inclined to
Withdraw the government line.
ave nrc in a position Of having
spent S4OO. .0Oo.0D0 in the building
of II canal one of the reason for
doing so being that it would aid in
the extension Of our freight radc. but
as far as I know there are no Amcri-
can steamers prepared to undertake
this service"
Senator Weeks proposal Interested
many southern and Pacific coast sen
atOrs and there was animated discus
sion in which no oposition appeared.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-26
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Hoxs; it.-eip,s 5.csc; market
steady u five seats lover; batk III
sale. stc I" s,ss. heavy $50 Z"
s,s;s: paskss.. and Lalchsrs s,S" is
s,s3. light SIS To s,ss: pigs $50 io
s,-5.
Cattle: Receipts :.cc.s a,arkes
steady; psisn- fed steers $50 To -
80. dressed b-et steers i,tp u $50 :
western Steers :.:5 to $50. sosilhsfn
ssssn $50 10 >: soss ~" ,a go;
heif-rs s,.s ta sis3 s,a~ksrs and
s--dsfs $50 10 s: balls s to ;,s"'
calves $50 Ia $50.
sheep: itsseipt@ is."Sss mafAst
steady To ioe lower. isnss ..ss To
.:.s5: y-sfiins. s,:s 'n :. ss'hsfs -
). to s,:s: .--~ 81" ,as
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-26
,mv HAROLD nanINAiL.,

tNnNssNse'' H'sr-Hs aNH~-N'
Tss say. BASKETBALL ,-sas as the
iua al hisa -sEast -ssiiS soa a E'-s'
s-ls.n ssn- si's ,A- iia'"a aainF
I.,,- yesterday at,rrn~@n At iiss"n
b, ssos. ~ - q. , fh- sani- "a.
featured bs ,h- piurAY ptagins at tho
N-- N-.i:aas sssins, ta- slfs"st in
.in.,sl- team .ask Of 'hsIr .s'poaf
eats
ita,aa PLAYED i,s tass-si sani- In
tic Iiss, half aaa aii-f repealed at
tsmp,s succeeded in making = field
goal The ..os- -, the -Ha "f sh"
half sss..i .. tn .. Nth Trinidad on
the his end. The sr-onh ,.~f,oa vss
marked by the .pt~aiid guarding at
cI-a, inx-s sna i'sr.s~s sho rs-,-ai.
-d the opposing forward. from s,ah'
ins q single ti-id basket Ha'"n 'nsi''
their third aud last tally an = foul
soAi.
i.a,i. the Tr,nidAd center. played
an -s.-.lipnsliy good game; h- has
full, demonstrated his ability to hold
ds.n any t.-ision in the game. har'
ins piay.d forward. center and =uar'i
a, different ,i,n.s durins She s-ss"a'
rs,,i.a, and Mitchell .ho~td an In
fine form. tho former mahins m'-s
of Triniaai's taliiss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-26
MOOSE ELECT OFFICERS

The local lodge of MoOs" met and
elected Officers y, Odd Fellows hall
last night, 4 special session FOL.
lowed the business OF the cVning
The Officers elected were: \. J. Pat.
rick. Dictator. Richard Hancock.
vic. dictator: Henry Scaddcn. pre-.
late: :. ID. rari,k. scrgcan'-at-arms (.
l.. W. Williams. secretary: q. Trib.
BILE. treasurer. \. ". Wilton. inner
guard; George Miles, outer guard .
Trustees. Ed Walsh. Walter Hall and
\. r.. Boynton.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-26
Would Deport Noted
Hindu Philosopher

san Eranrisco. Calf. March sc
According to friends Of liar Dyai.
the Hindu philosopher and advocate
Of radical social reform. determined
opposition will b. offered to- the gov
-rnncni's plan To d.port his from
this country Sas ma uni.sirabi"
allen.
Til. aTr-st pt Dyai by Immigration
inspectors hero last night l. said u
h" the result o' ~ country. side in-
V-stisation into til" actions of Hin
LuE In the United States who ar. a'-
cusci Of fom"nting scdi'ion asains,
the British government Of India.
I, H. said other arrests viii folio"
soon.
pyHl. according to Hindu student.
at the University of California. IL re-
-ardcd ~ the leading patriot of his
country Although he H. 80 years
tltior among Socialists and rcvolu-
tIonists by his writings and his lcci-
ur.s. n. is secretary OF the san
Francisco Radical club. an organizg-
tion composed of Socialists. rcvoiu-
tionists aud members of the Indus
trial Workers OF the World
Among the evidence presented at
tin. trial now in progress at Delhi.
India. OF the Amir OF Chand and sew
eral others for alleged sedition. was
a letter bearing the monogram of the
of California. lmmigra-
ton officials here are said to have
been conducting an inquiry at the
request of the British government to
ascertain the author of the letter.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-26
Catarrh Cannot BE Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. af thev
cannot reach tho seat OF the disease. Ca
fnrrh In a blood or constitutional disease
snd in order to cure II you mtist take In
ternni remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure n
taken internally. and nets directly tipon
the blood and mucous surfaces; lLah
Catarrh Cure is not uuack medic!ne- -
was prescribed by ono Of tho best pny.
sicians in this country for years anu ',
n regular prescription. II T. composed o,
tho bess torics known, comhincd WIN tn1
heat blood purifiers, acting directly on th'
mucous surfaces. The perfect combine
tion OF tho two ingredients IL what FRO
.ntar,h. send for tcr.irion'nis. free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO. Props. Toledo. L.
Sold by Druggists. price TIC.
rsto Halls Far,ty ril,h for colt ootAs..
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-26
~ ...v.A.,.. y l..sa. ~. =.

The rrs~id-al told .Aiisfs that lh.
south Nis-firaa pfss. had soihs-i the
oisssiiioa of i,sifoi-.n countries ami
regarded 'h- Panama sahAi as, ss =
vtoaaiios u . tfrsiF. Nj Wilson
l.oihs-i .it saas perhaps there sss
a nis,ah.n itsss.se~.ioa In eoasf-se A.
,s bic frsasoa tor desiring III. frp-ai,
lie emphasizes, ,ha, II ho, in his o-n
opinioa sioas that a misiaN-a -s"-
nss,is psiics and a bgra.h Of treaty
~as ihsois-as Sa, IL sss . a1is-ssa,
opihioh that an ih,-shsti.asi siius-
,io. s~-si-.i snSr-sstDa.
Mr, wiisos told his ssiisF ,Ea, be
sss sssinG no 'rsn &" f-s-r.- his
orinisas bat merely lo .orrrsi . siSar
siioa. liz feels thai ,scs- oh. ,.ass
their oPpsssits1a 1nsir-iF oa the aa-s-
tion ~ .hr,h-f ,h-f- pAs a breach
of is-a.F do nss f-aiis- iha. sh-ir
0Ws opiaioae sf- sot the naai,. poiai
iasais-a Th- chief issa-. he pr.n,~si
ps.t. sas tho ai,itt.sie tatsn By this
fss-isr governments and ip.i 50 lon 4
as IhsI syasia-sr'' "a. as sisia'i-s q
psu<niss IL ~o&ild b. stissi.lis to niaks
ahs nsof- ,g-s.i.s st.H ,h-ms Nr
Wilson sAla that ..her-s.n-a ~-r.
so, hing. rallied on, To sosnrs"nis-
th-if a,,i,a.i-s. t-.aas~ the a-e-s.itp
for a fst-rsi sas tsas~-i on = roa.id-p
ration which -as not in their mina.
shea the original action 80. tsA-ns
The rf-siasnt a-hi-si that k- has
.,-s s~sa any sarum-n, si'.siss that
tho british eot-fnn-n, ~.uia no
appa.s q ,-ii. -s-,npsioh i. .ahiin-.
exclusively Tn .oass~isr shippiaE,
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-26
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YoUNe
nebeay eaa Tell whsa yss Dasks,
Gray. Fsdsa Hais with
&ase Ten.

grandmother kept h-s hair b~auii-
faiiy assksa-i. kiassy sud abundant
with bsr- .f sas- Tea and sulphur.
wh-as,rs hsf hair felt out os took oe
that dull. faded Of .sf-st-d appear
sn.-. this simple mixture "a. sp.
piled with ~oad-ffui effect tIy ask.
Ing a, any dfas ssose TOT "wyeth's
sage and sulphur Hair Rrmrdy.' yoa
vii &c, large bottle Of this ola.
time recipe. ready To use. fos about
30 srhts. This simple mistusv .an
b. depended apon To srsiofe natural
color and beauty 10 tho hair and i.
spirndid for daadraff. dry. itchy
sealp aud faliisk hair.
\ ~eii.kaovn dnvatowa drussist
says everybody us~s wyrsh's sage
and sulphur. brsaus1 Il daskcus 20
naturally and os-niy that nohody
can tell /, has b~-n sppii-d-it's sn
easy To us~. tan. You simply damprn
a spons- or soft brush aud draw Il
through your hair. iakinx one strand
a, a time. uy morning the gray hair
disappears: after another application
or two. IL 1. restored la It's natural
color aud locks glossy. sift and abua.
daat.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-26
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

iiox.; h-r.ip,s ,s...vs nsEh-i
~-sk to 81 under YESTERDAY. aver
age: baik OF sales >s.s to sa.ss iish'
s.ss to s.ses mis-a $50 !. $50
heavy >sa ts >ssc: Soash ssi :"
s,tS: pig. 80 In SIS
Cattle Receipt. i..s"s nssA-i
.s-aay: B--s-~ : 4. $50. T-xa.
ss~~ss ::i To- >.is: --s..sn 'n
>.:s: siock-ss shd s-~i-rs IS. Ia
= Ia: cs.s and h-ifrfs 81" So >ss"s
calves { To <:s,
Sheep Receipts is.co.s market
barely steady. native ~" sn $50:
western s,ic to s.ics ysariiass s'su
to .sis. iami,.. native 60. Z" -
western 60" to sic.