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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18
GRANDMA USED SAGE
TEA TO DAKEN HAK
She Made Up a Mixture Of sass -
and Sulphur to Bring Back COi@'
Gloss, Thickness

Common garden sage bTe"ed ,i.sj ln,J
heavy tea. with sulphur and 49, -
added. will turn gray, stfea1slS - =
faded hair beautifully dark and !. ~ =,
ant; remove every bit of dsndruii5.. 49, -
scalp itching and falling hair. NJ
the Sage Tea and sulphur resiF /,
home, though, is troublssoa1s,, ,,.s
easier way Is to get the ready-',s~. 81.
tonic, costing about so cents
bottle. at drug stores kneHi u,;r
"Wyeth's Sage and sulphur - -
Remedy thus avoiding a lot q !. ~ z
While wispy, gray, faded haii . : =
sinful. we all desire to re'al- :..,,.,
youthful appearance and attrasn'.s..is, II'.a.s,
By darkening your hair vita si' ..g y.
Sage and Sulphur, no one can -, s,,,Ir
cause it does it so naturally, ~ ~
You Just dampen spongs .s,sua
brush with it and draw this inl, 4,
your hair. taking one small ;'ls-' 80 AZ
time; by morning all gray haiIs hI.,,.;s
After another sss-.;f.Is
or two your hair becomes 80 s.i
dark. glossy. soft aud lu5uIlsn. .,',l
rOu appear years younger. L's-
J. @. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18

II the stories told By the warning people IN Europe
about each other are true they are pretty nuan lot
Eacn accuses the other and il IS probable Tia. there are
ISOLATED cases, Of nhumany IL the armies Of each and
al of them, simply Because there are inhuman ren in ali
nations. No one viii believe for moment tbe average
German soldier would commit the crimes with which the
belgans charge them. Nor would anyone believe ike
statements d tne other nations or races The sane and
sensible conclusion must b that while tbers have m oIT-
en cases sucn Is are complained Of they are - acts
VI cruel and hearess men, some Of whom VIII Be found
N every army and amongst every people. The United
states furnished the world Jesse POmerOy bit no one
you'd Tor moment think Of accusing the American peo
pie Of being On the same level and in the same class as that
monster
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18

nave tried other things by the score
and viii now try "GETSIT." Won will
realize this glorious fact.
fou probably are tired sticking an
tape thar won't stay stuck plastars
that shift themselves right onto vonr
corn, eoutraptions that make bnn5ls
OF your toe and press right down on
the corn. Put two drops of "sGETS-
1T " on that corn in two seconds m
corn Is then doomed as sure as nigh,
follows day. The corn shrivels. There !
no pam no fuss. If you think this
sounds too good to be true, trv il 10.
night on any corn. eallus. wart or bnn.
ion. " Jun
"GEFsIT' is sold by druggists
sNeIwhere' zoe a bottle, or sent direct
oy T. Lawrence & Co, Chicago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18

- al me saints above that warfare
'11fEs ami gals han. and he n SUPPORT
ihe white Winged Dove. whatevsF I'M
lsla--s HIM: then someone steps 1pon
his to-, which makes him veara for
slaughter, and be proceeds 10 tea li.
ei0ihes. and grabs hi- sword and wat
Ter Is there an army in his rarh
J. On see blI hack and hew il. still rrv
lng n his noble wrath. NV Deigbbor.
drove ne 20 it, While rieI7ino
shirNersnee and ersese. he saws be i
q MARTYR hs claims he Is a prince OF
peace, while acting ike a Tartar. At.
last hi neighbOrs tire Of tricks beyond
9 Helse Or pardon. and 50 they break his
head with bricks and plant him in hi
garden. The boon Of peace, The
human hordes viii praise il loud and /
louder, and as they praise thev n grind |
Iner swords, and manufacture powder.
eeoTirs. inly IN 6N&
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18
LEADER OF ORANGE
MOVEMENT WORRIES

London, Sept. ls.-News of Sir E5.
p pasu Garson's marriage Thursday to
ruDy freWen. a daughter Of CoIoneI
tlewen, of Charlton Musgrove was =
tople OF interested comment today even
IlNahng the war situation for the mo.
ment. SIR Edward has led the ORANGE
forces in their anti.Irisb boraa ny
nqa. n.sa'; colonel Frewen has been promi.
nent as a pro-home ruler UNI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18
A WoMAN'S POCKET.

me principal of the Denver high school has ordered
me glIls attending the school to have pockets made in
meif dresses The reason given for this requirement is
that the pupils Of his school are unneeessay exnosad 70
temptation by girls careessness with money and other
yaua6es Every day eight or ten purses are found abot
.9e school building and brought to the principals office
,v egsets u remarkable that the pupils are so honest
but thinks u unfair to put their virtue to this constant
test Hereafter if the principals action is supported by
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18
THE ROUNDUP

Lynn county has received s2.7i from
2 man who did some road work In 1909
Tie received one days pay too much.
and now he says he can Z afford 10
miss heaven for such a tnfliug sum.
Mayor Miller has designated next
Saturday as cleanup day in Fossil.
The work viii be In charge OF the wo.
men, who will offer prizes to boys Tor
their assistance.
Eugene has book exchange waere
high school students may list second.
hand books for sale, The exchange is
conducted without profit, wholly for
the beuetit Of students
The Sherwood Journal and the Her.
nision Herald make mention Of sam.
pies Of corn brought in by farmers.
These aud other newspapers maintain
mat Oregon can raise good corn IL the
farmers go in for il.
mo pay no groceries, Is the edict
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18
TO CARRY CANADIAN TROOPS.

New York, sept. lS;-The liner Lus.
rama , arrived here at a. m. todsy
iIom Liverpool aud Immediately started
re-eoaling. 1t was reported the Insi.
tania was going to Halifax 10 take
Canadian troops to Europe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18
STEAMER IS sUNk

Montreal, Sept. ls.-Ths es "a ;
steamer Montmagny sans rss1s
Lawrence river early tods5 - v;,h y
Of a collision in heavy ~ ~. a. :
other vessel. Captain Pou.,s. .:..;sr 81
members Of his crew were were S,sTsfs
are believed to have been N's
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18

issued by the Baker Merchants Pro.
tectiye association The grocers have
agreed that no accounts will be al.
lowed to run over 30 days, aud here.
after no goods will be sold to '.slow -
customers until all overdue accounts
are settled.
Harvey County News: The city os
burns Will outlive quickly the effects
OF the tre' and. Ike the phoenix.
spring forth a greater and better city
ihan ever. The energetic citizens who
nave SHOWN their mettle already by
continued advance despite lack OF prop.
er transportation facilities to which
they are entitled, will 20 ahead ana re-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18

gal1er OF his
E@.zhb0r. when be
-e -s 20 turn his
face TO ruin.
wreck and rarag-
be sn0ws shat he
With ali HI gra.e.
j. s-iA az heart a
savage He talks
about the boon %
aee-sH ear h.s
r0uurrv Lends kinl
-sHd then be
goes % knock the
grFa e from some
one who 0ffen4s
him. H. svresrz
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18

While dispatches from the seat Of war are conflicting
and unreliable there be little doubt as to the outlook
the news from Italy is correct The fact that she is
flirting with the allies and is about ready TO take sides
with them is pretty conclusive evidence to politicians al
least that Germany and Austria are getting the worst of
the fight
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18

Acting President Carranza, Of Mexico. has already
done one good thing az least He has issued passports Il
Sir Llohe Garden, English ambassador and told him 10
20 nome Garden has been q trOublemaker the 6acker
Of the Huerta regime and altogether TOO closely allied
#ltn certain great British business interests In Mexico
His going viii be for the good Of the distracted republic
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18

The heavy enrolment Of the colleges indicates that the
back 10 the farm movement is working backwards
When young person accunulates college education the
good old farm with its old oaken bucket unsterized no
longer looks good 1t also presents the dairymaid in
less charming light and old bossy and her milking are
utterly impossible
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18

The Oregonian remarks that getting out of Mexico
easier than getting in" True under present conditions
but suppose the ngoes had had their way and we had
gone to with Mexico? Would it have been easv or
even possible to get out of Mexico at all?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18

Geography, so far as Europe is concerned will have
to be learned over again by the older folks but it is not
worth while begnning-yet
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18

lee young men home from eollesa
nav. nave oeen helping Dad by swinging he
pretty summer boarders in the han.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18
Only One ''RRoMo oUNTINp ;,

= set me genuine, call for full mama
LAXATIVE BR0MO QUININE. Ioot
LOT signature Of E W. Grove. CTrss
Cold IN One Day. 25c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18

Now comes deliver into the origin of things and
insists Fulton did not first apply steam as the motive
power for boats Next one Of these sharps will be
asserting that Noah did not build the first ark
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18

Dispatches Thursday morning We're to the effect that
Russia had captured seven more Austrian consonants at
Przemysl.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18
Strenuous Strife

"1s1 nan iisesffs The r-rr-i-,
-99s. z-l iaEes ~ z1 Or sabre. De-
i=i1l-7i- i1 as heart. % cook The
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18

1t looks though the real war must be nearing the
end since both sides are now using the newspapers to
assert the other fellow is lying about it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-18

W paA no sroeeris.. 7 !. iAe edlet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-08
Gin etein sts anHobtss

Cor Scr Cir bes @sridts6duies
at giafaQen in GitBuuen lie9t ieit
1922 Gin breitsr, flader Stem, Der
feline eigentlmIite 8eidibte bat.
3nel S6lpdger unO 5ugIei4
Rah6arn itrltten fi6 um Oas GIgens
tumsredt an bieiem Steine, Der crit
auf beiocrieitiger 0renBe Tag. 1er
cine npate i'm GIs Saleifiieta te.
nuben, DER un0ere lhn 81 eInem dna
oeren 3pede peripenDen. 0a its li9
niGt einigen fonnten. itrengte laiIeB
lid Der cine cine aIdge bel Dsriqt
an. Del Gi1ter, Elm ebenio rebtttG
0enfenOer ais ttugsr Qidnn, mar
lberseugt, oab, nenn Der Stein etHeR
Der bei0ea 6treitenben 3ugetproGen
nlrDe, oerIeIbe nod Idnge Elm Gegeus
ltano Der Reibung bIiebe; CT i9lug
tc!genoen gergIsi9 Dor:
Der Stein ioa 10 lpenig 0es Glds
gers, ais bes 9ertlagten Glgentum
iein, pislmebr ols Stein bes anItObes
Dor Der S6pele bes geri4tsbnuIss
eiugeientt fperoen, bamit jeoer, Der
ieiuen Deg I'm 3u prO5eiiiersn, mad
Dem 8eriat' nimmt, Our4 oieten
5tein erinnert nsroe, IeBteres nt9t
pegen zines G6ntiden geringfdglgeu
9egenItunbss 3u bebsligen, nod
peniger d6er 0ur9 cine aleinigteit
oas JreunOi9dftsbono snii9en Yer.
pan0ten uno Ha6barn gu berlebsn.'
Dieter 8ergIeidspotIdlag mari
aud BON 6eiben 5siIsu angenommen
9a aber noqte feline Der parteien Oi
Pro8eBtOiten trdgsa.
Rum" fogte Der DerItdnoige mi
menihenfreunolihe Rihter. ia Durd
Der 8erglei9 nur oas dlssmsin
Bette gspinnt, 10 i6Iags i4 oie YrO
5ebfoiten nieoer."
Geitoem liegt Der 5tein an iensn
0rt. 8ieIs, piele iinO leioer iibs
ibn binpsggsi6ritten, nur 81
aa~erpenigitsn Del inn umgstebrt
Giuo dber bic QeBteren nlnt Dl
&Iiigeren2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-08

6 d. - 9auptmam 0sin
gfero ftreiaslne); ,qBirt!ih Elm
Stootstisr, mein 5u4s, tpsnn er nur
ni9t 10 iduar4te. Sobann, tpenn 8u
i6m hieie llnart abgeno9nen tonntei,
10 Mlurt betdmTt gu BON mir!"
Is Gage ipdter.l
6auptmann: nSobann, Oh bift Elm
3ouienpiaIIu, Der Saul fhnnrdt
nirtlih ni6t mebr - bier baIt Oh
bic De%rIpro6men unb noblperbienten
10 Msorf. absr nun iage mir aud.
pie 8u bas onoefangsn bat!"
Sobann: Sang sinfad, 6srr
6ouptmaRn. Comic Der 5nfs ans
gsiongen bat 81 i4ndraen, babe t9
ibm jebesmal einen elmer M1iIer
iiber ben aOpf gegoifsn!'
6nuptmann: g5omos, pirtlid fas
mos. 6isr BAIT Oh nod einen TaIsr
srtrn, obsr nimm Did in ndt, bab
meme 5rau ni9ts pOn Der Sur ers
idhrt = i'd idnorde ndmIi9 audi"
Nus Der G6uIe. 2sbs
rsrin (ipslds dif ben gtbroud BON
Mabel unb 3pirn b%inoeuten uiIl:
MAS brandt bic Muttsr, penr Gus
re Sofe SsrriFen titg - Ger feline
Gran5 Seiat auf.) - Qtbrerin: ga,
5ron8l, ids's. - Gran5 lbstrOifem:
Den @tod.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-08
Der palaSin.

.oadtt2 9urNs ieiH 9sr5 BON gStio
ssrrifsR9
sine iuobletndbrts ainOsrirau iri'b
.Sas aino iort; Gftbsr pintie Is 81
dh kran. 9angiam. btnieno, an
tintm Idmubigsn 9aumeu idugeno,
lam Sas arms Ding ouf gtber gu,
gte nab einigsn 5rugsu DE @ei6Itis
5es gtnoes berousbatts. % lebts
INIT isintn Gltsrn, Die belize Dem
.grunie ergebtn pGren, in siaem Sell
Ter: % mar balb psrbungert. Gibsr
.vtrbrafte cine babe Stunos bumtt
sn ginOt sttuas Gfsn 3u iauien uno
.ietne Qoreie 5u sriabrea, I'm ibm
.pieueiht dr8tli6e 8ebanOlung IN si'
.nem Spital gu erm0gIiaen. Sn
oieIsm gemaben puros Is ibr stpas
leidter ums Ser5. Damn tsbrten
lire geodRlen ipieosr 5u ihrem egt'
nn llnglld 5urid: 81 BEN WIaitI,
uer an tbrer @eburt bafists. LIMO itBt
Isrt ba6ts fs i'm 3uiammsnbang od'
nit an 6urrD RDe, Der bette 9epsis,
ban ibre 9isbe ooer ibr Sntershe iir
0sn galaoin i'm S9pinosn begritttH
mar.
Sci sem @eodnten an i'm lddeIt'
fs trib mo iugte 3u Iid ieIbft:
.0el6 Elm Slid fir 5drrp. oaB sE
aitfer Ghmad eutrOnnA it,"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-08
Oortisbung fOIgt)

Die rabinte 9eIInes
.Qber aati, sic iinb npRl
Bel elmer idIagenben @srbinbungQ"
pie b6fen Gremop0r'
ter. 5err: rSat benn SIR Sphn
tpGbrenO bes Drsiidbrigsn 8sfu4es
bes S9neuturius fir fran3Ofi9s
Sprade biel gslernt2"
5rau (pidtig): oSb ia! ST fpri4t
ieBt gar3 Oefett frnn50fi6!"
Gebr i9mei9eIbnt t.
5err: Die Grdu Wober 6sbauptttc
g~eitern, id DerOrsbe alien 9amsn ben
&opf."
Dame: sat fs reft; i8 m0dt,
mid aud INNER rps90rehsn. Dtnu
sic ba iino.A
Retts ausfi9t. - Jrou:
SEER 9ottor, unIere Qlite it i6ou
apei Sabre alt unb fpri4t nod iein
@ort -. tie ptrb's bod Iernenf"
@r3t: ,gbenio gut ipie Sis!"
Gbemann (sntieBD: rGers4ter 5im'
NEIL"
Gin aro mt d. 81
Der Serr Mlsier 1T obsr Elm @roB'
fprtber; mas Der fdpn uues g,I..
ben uno erfebt haben pia."'
g.: .Sa, Der pirft Hur 10 mi
| glefanten bsrum.@
Mobtrne gOdtsr. ga
ter: .Wos Isbe ih, 9eOpis, 81
| rondft 3igarstten2"
9D6fsr: .Qbsr popo; Dh fpirI
mir bod ni6t 5umuten, bab ID
pItift rnndjtn ion!~ ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-08

Gin gutter aerl. Ri6'
Ter: sic baben iid BEL pem Ginbru6
bic Stiefel ausge3ogen2
4ngstlugtsr: So, ih bate erfabs
rem, oab Elm aranter in Dem
3immer lag.
Dns btforgte 0ieuT IL
IN u B den. @ausfrau: .NsnH Sis
bod Elm sin3iges Mial Die 5enitsr rein
pubtn polItsnl" 9ienitmdOnsn: .9a,
Madame. bonn iiebt man bod Drou.
zen Die oSnsr in Den Gardiner trti
rsat..s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-08

hifa elm bleiteE Mann aus sinm
duio Dor poebams 4pltl uno
brdnsit flo oufh ben wlninsn
iaausI, Der BOZ. Gtunns 30 Stunos
arbbsr ipurbe. Wan fraeis ibn
oifmlos: .Sabsn Sit ben Stlai'
id9"
So, laHn Gle mid paifsrtn."
mar bic antport.
Nr. paul Habm ben Snlihsl In
Gmpfang un6 rnunis, BON Setter
i'm uno benz bltidm 9errn eeiolgt,
In bas 8tlpolbe. Sin tuum bor'
blrst anads, uno bic Siir fprong
auf. Der bitbsss uub ieusriiaert
Aaum mar - Itsr.
qls fb ale ttipos bon benz Gdrsd
nbolt Battn, sntihuIoigts ii9 be,
amtriiantr bel benz !6ottlier, ibm 70
pti Wiiibe btrtitst 81 BADEN. mi
hi ben p5reiligt GdIife esJogsu
IGets sr 6in5u uno REF ben Sber
itln,r. um i,ins Rs4uung gu be
5ablsn.
SEPT trit iitl e Rr, gauI elm
ROB @r6ibnlO qooilsp ON Q6enc
pcrber isins Rsdnung bs5abIt battle
uno nbgtrsif mar. 3oh Der 9ote
Iiu mar Gin Wtltmunn unb ianieg
Sbm mar flor %gtlpprpen, baB pie
aar3s Sude cine Gom0oit gepeim
par, nm bic Gntfibrung Der i90s
nn 2tmeyilaneriu 81 trleidtern
Gem nib nm itd blidenoen She
mann g~sgsniibsr duBerie er ni4ts,
ittlts absr enc 5rage on ben 9iitbob
Dieier, nit ben 6dnosn in ben
9oItutaI9en, .tonuts iia nidt srull
ntrn", bie Dome binaufgsiobteH 81
tnbtn. Gts miihe bic 2rsppe raul
6ssans'n i'in.
Ssfferiou .. 8opnth fanO Gupbs
mia auf sinsm Sofa usbsR pooilep
in fem Stubisr3immsr bss bstann
ten ggentsu Gong iiBen uno bsgriib
te ie uuis btr5li6fte.
Wurum ipate er auh ni6t, benn
Gupbemiu mar gpotIeDs Gattin unO
bate ibm gsboIien, feline auiregsuo'
uno Idpitrige, nbsr sbenio eriolgrei-
DE Rple burd3ufiibrsn.
.Sn Qmsrita iOl er5dblt per6en.
bic san3e Sahe fsi Wlade geluatls
iagte 9oter BEN QgentsH GUn8 stH'
8o6e ipdtsr.
.Wis molten iie's bspslIsn2" meiE.
te bisier ahiel5uteno; pleiner mel.
ner 2sute fat bebauptet, bob oil
Dame siugemaustt lei, Der 9otellt'
mar ftulo nlrau. 9ie 9auptIa4r
lift, buB 5rpsi 0atirnen bon S6ysI
Grfiuoung bic bei:e Weimng sl.
ben. a0nnen Sie cine before Rs.
tame erparttH?" 9ubsi nobm e.
sinen Gatolog in bic 5ano, aui ben
81 IeIen itanO:
Deter goters geIbihrdnte.
g. nj. B. 8.
9apital 100000 pfuno.
Sinh bic 2lttien gsitisgen"2 frag
te er 70 Obnebin.
.0tr bdben oas 9opitol 'dUl
speimul berais," laaslte gpter BE-
fritoi9t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-08
tlnIere
-Wftrh
SeOts SHUTTER 15e

Das finIadilt uno lhidfe alfr Uto'
s,lt In bic Hluit im 81 imoHoiitl, be ipt'
MA Rablt, aun irtuis aHpaNtn tfiorntrt
pup bafum bcn bt Gaualhmiotrin ittts
b,por,aat ipirb. Stlbt bic iraetuloie
Roet tommt ihr luiiatlm Orr Vsfets
miot ausfhnitt pirb NIT pliNirien aiins
polanls umattmt uub mad 9dtbeu nit
,in,m ll5tufn Ghtmilttt Gus Yin ootr
Ebiiion ausatiilt. @u6 b, Rods iins
.inlih. btionbTs iolhs aus 'iitr oosr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-08

aus 3lpsi 8o4a,H.
Ro. 500 6.t.5t Gus elmer aumonO'
blit uab tintM CRfadm Rod nit elmer
ooppsl.en gapi,d. BE obsye iii BEN
gitttl angsr,ibi. bic untsge oagsgsn brds
pirt. Cbut ben cltgauten Gfiett gu btr'
minbern tam cine obsr hi, onpere fort'
bleibsu. ba ber @rInbrod Elm mobernss
IuOta i'm .qta.op Sill 1T. 1as Iln,
au tianst Iia gouJ bsIouosrs bortrefftia
fiji g%cr0urmloTie oper 9oIantitidsreisn.
Diejeni9sa, bic aisbfnter DON 6anbftid,'
resu Tno. tlttn Gslesenltit. i6re aunit
bier 5ur 9tlturs III trinsen, inoen is
6tits @olunts io7is bic BLUE IN erii6b
ljbtr Wsiie NIT timer isintu Siiderti'
.octr Gouid4esonts 3itrcu. Dir BLUE trs
ior0trt eine itft llutertai0t. Sur 9sr'
Ftluna DititB gluicrs, Das in 8 Gr0bsn
porrdthio 1T, ron 3A42, Iino "A garbs
Material bon SO sou 8uite srforbtrlid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-08
mrnrlfnnns. Nniurilnnnrn:

GieTe aiuIer merben an iraeuS
cine aereHe eegen etnisnoula bea
Sreiies Qel6iff. gRdu aebe Huntmer
lnS Brofe uno bic cole aorefie oeit.
lib an NIB fHide oer gnnpnu nefH
Is Gents an icocs 6citc0te g}nitcr al
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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-08
NOTICE OF


Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Elko. Nevada,
February IA, 1914.
To Albert M. Stevens, his heirs or
assigns of Ely, Nevada. Contestee:
You are hereby notified that
Frank p. Miller, who gives East Ely,
Nevada, as his post Office address,
did on February s, 1914. file in this
office his duly corroborated applica-
ton to contest and Del the a n
collation. Of your Carson City Home
stead Entry No. 02113. Serial No. O55,
made March 25. 1907, for Ell NWA
and NWA NWA of Sec. IL; and
the SEX SwA of Section 1, Town
ship 16 North. Range SO East. Mount
Diablo. Meridian. and as grounds for
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-08
Observing.

BE observant, my son." said
Willie's father. Cultivate the habit
of seeing. and you will be a success
full man."
Yes added his uncle. Don't go
through the world blindly. Learn to
use your eyes"
Little boys who are observing
know IA great deal more than those
who are not" his aunt put in.
Willie took this advice to heart.
Next day he informed his mother
that he had been observing things.
"Uncle's got a bottle of whisky
hidden In his trunk" he said: Aunt
James got an extra set of teeth in her
drawer, and fathers got a pack OF
cards behind the books In his desk
"The little sneak" exclaimed the
members OF the family indicated.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-08
Melancholy Dancing Men.

THE specific Of many men dane
ing is provocative OF pain. To them.
dancing is a duty, and a melancholy
one. If one danced to celebrate "a
toothache one might take lessons
from them. They stand in the happy
circle. their features are composed to
an iron gravity. their hands are as
rigid as those of a craven image, AMI
then. the fatal moment having ar
rived. they agitate their legs with 4
cold fury which IL distinctly unpleas-
ant. Having finished. they dash their
partners from their sides and retire
to blush and curse in a corner. When
a man dances he should laugh and
crow and snap his figures and make
faces Otherwise he is not dancing at
all, he is taking exercise. No person
should be allowed to dance without
first swearing that he feels only 6
years of age. People who admit TO
feeling more than 10 years old
should be sem to hospital. and any
one proved guilty of IA years should
be lodged In gaol without the option.
Ii is peculiar how often opposite
emotions may meet on a common
plane of expression; a happy person
VIII dance with sheer delight, and the
man in whom a pin has been secreted
can only by dancing express the ex-
quisite sensibility of his cuticle. -
From Here Are ladies'" by James
Stephens.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-08
SUMMONS.

In the Ninth judicial District Court
of the State of Nevada.
Frances Lahey. Plaintiff, VS.. John
Lahey,, Defendant.
The State of Nevada sends greet
ing to said defendant:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within ten days after the service
upon you of this summons II served
in White Pine County or within forty
days II served elsewhere, exclusive of
the day of service. and defend the
above entitled action.
This action is brought to recover
a Judgment dissolving the bonds of
natrimony between you and the
plaintiff.
Dated January 2S. A. ID. 1914.
tSeal) F. d. OLDFIELD.
Clerk of said Court.
VIM. Mcknight, Atty. for Plaintiff.
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