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The Newark journal., 1915-09-09

No man is ever so wise but what he can learn something from his neighbor.
The Newark journal., 1915-09-09

Dragging is always excus- able when you brag of your home town.
The Newark journal., 1915-09-09

Another week older, but we look just about the same.
The Newark journal., 1915-09-09

When the war is over lea us hope 1t will be over.
 Eat, drink and be merry but be merry anyway.
The Newark journal., 1915-09-09
JITNEY LABS

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29
@oerlid aibse.

llniere aniiebelalng erbielt otn boz
rigen 8onersto9 cine ieds5oliae
Sdneeoede.
Or. Sobn @nloe, ron gop befano
iify am leBtcn Sonntog gbenb bier,
in dr5tliden gerridtumen.
9cn. q. @nhper mar norige @odse
III @Inll6, mn Ginfalrie 3u beiorgen.
@eorge iato gbas. 9iebolb fudren
m lebten Montog, geidDaftsbalber.
in SpersbiIIe.
9rtbur gpescb mo Satin beforp
6en fid ON Iebten Snmstag aiif Be
iud Bel @6fnin @aiper uno Samilie.
@6tpi1 @otper mar ON Ietben
Montng, in @eidnften. in @oo1lam.
@GbrenS iid @nIter Sifoppler
am pergoneeren gonntag In Der
airde befanb, rib iid fein Bfer6 Ios
itno rornte NIT 6em @lbgap oonon.
DaS 9fer6 mnrSe bel 6. s. 8is66e-
meper's &aufIn6en einaefnn9en; 6ns
8asqab tpur6e iebod siemIid fart
beid3S6igt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29
Sebriiar bas Stiid, 4abe Seart Of a
&ern.. aur @~lsffiihratna brinaer.

Sebrliar 6as Stiif, T9be Seart OF a
Sero,. CUR gisffiibrasng bringen.
&iirslib itarb in 2inn Soiepb Ser
rot, elm 8eteran des 8iirgerfrieges,
inn Sitter BON Is Sabren. Serner
itarb bort Sbeobor Saslog, on Der
Main6iperre, infoIge BON 8lttpergli.
tlupg oatrd) einen serpletffden Sim
ger.
Iuf Der $40. Sac. 8abn fano ont
t6. s. 81. in Der GGbe BON 8ontlot's
Mill, elm llnfoa ftatt, bel Weldsen
mebrere Srohtmaget 3ertriimmert
ipurhen.
Sermnnn 81. Stiers lnl6 8attin
non &hinclnnb, murben am oori9en
Wittapodr btrdb bie @eburt zines
SoGterfenS begliidt; Iet6er ltdrb
oie &feine ieSod} fur5 noh Der @e'
burt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29
Stunpbia.

slm nergm1gerer Sanlsta9 mo
Sonntoq, beiotSers in ser 6riibP Ot@
Worgens, bot Der oiesidbrige 8intcr
ieinert @ialslpg ben itrs gebalten; baS
tunen Die bei6ei1 fGIteiten Gage tpel'
die mir in oieienr @inter bis iett
gefnbt bnben.
grhur Goqertie1,, airs Der gtd5e
bon BERGER. mar porige 8of,e bier
i'm @eifdften unb mndte oitd' eille1t
fiirsen 9eiltd bet q. 6. Maitpin laro
SmniIie. 4
Sn Der RidApoob Sdalle iolIte am
borigen Sreitae cine @erNanrnlilha
~nbaebaIten tperSen, s,m {3iped Der
ohfoihina zines Groarmnrs fir Die
nGffte Glib : gerianmEing i1pfolae
Scr iMgiintieen @itterlurg tpnroe
Die Snfe iebof, berid)oben.
gor Dem nei,tidon Sdlneefall boz
te Ger @ei5en bier Bel inns 5ienl-
lid geIitten; felt berieIbe aber tdut
lirter elmer parinet S6neeSede
Iiegt, maiden uriere Sarner 5ltfrie.
hene @eidter.
9ie Stonp Sin Telephone 90.
batte boriqe 8od)e eiten erperten
@Ieftrifer. BON Der 8obrif, bier, INN
Dos nelte Smitdp@oar6 in forrefter
8eiie auslbrinpen Ser cin5t9e
beftonb in uuaeliigenfer Be-
bir6lr1tq nrit Der @roe.
Inner Gountp sSethumiier, HriIcil
Mnuhin. NOR noriae 8ode M otcltr
Radbnrfd}oFt ul,o madae @ermelfllit'
gen fir @qrit. Seemnrlt.
2estie 8ucfer ut ON perGnnacren
nom GtIah snuiidGefebrt.
roo er IGipoere Belt 1T 6et gnttotHS
aearbsitet fnt.
Bur Seier ron @eil IIlemann's
! 9ten @ebntstnpe hotte fih crii iet'
len Counting Menb eiie sahlreldse
@erHifoa iiapaer 2e1,te reriannnelt,
iid iGmmtfid mif Dos 8elte
amiifirter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29
Sappp SOaOw.

artb,tr Boeifcl batte firdlad l
men beoenflid)en anfall BON &ront
belt. befin6et iid aber iest auf ost
Seiierurg.
2eonarS Saerer, nelder cine Bo'
dc Iuita IeioGlb mar. BOD iid insipi'
idcn lpie6er 5iemIid5 erbolt.
Sn Ser neuIider @~erfommluna DC,
Central SeIepbone SO. tuur0en fo!.
qcnoc Direftorert eriuGblt: Soc. Sot'
Son. Scnrp @einlon0, &idtcr 9. s.
Stoetaler, @idter S. Sndet unS Or
Gaiabell.
Cart. 8Ioste uat6 @ottin parer
fiiralid1 bier oipf @eiud) BEL GGoS.
Stole.
SIN Ger boriger @ohe erhiclt DIE
0bertauS gduilc ben 9eipd, Del
9ireftcrer, @nt. alrttes. Otto Ga.
iper, ioipie Ses Giitrift : GIerfs,
Beefs, tpeIfe nit Den 2eiihinger
Ses 2ebrerg, Sid. Sd6ner, iebr 5il'
frieoen tporen.
@ir iinb nit 8beo. @rof, alS ge'
amten, idpn otter 5uiammengetrof'
fem; lett heiBt's aber &dJter @ra'
uro oa foIlte man eieentlit Der
Sit sieben. Scum, Der Ebeohor II
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29
3enes aus anberen Counties.

Ser Stabtratb bon Ren SaDan
bot EN- 1,eiIes Mnlt ~geldnfferk rdrr-
Iif 6as gllnt bes itGbtiid)en glef'
trifers BON Seem Sabeu. Sn elmer
9erfammllng bes Staotratbs pur.
ben Die Soften fir eleftriifes 2i6t
feitgeiett pie folgt: Is Gents per
&Iotpnt4St unhe fir Die eritet 80
&ilotpat4S timben ltlo 12 Gts. per
StunSe fin Die ndditen 30 Stun-
Dem. Minimntm 8ate $t.00 per
Monnt.
Gm 80. Sartuar (mprgen) miro
in SEEM Sobett cine Sebrers&et~
iammIung itattfinben.
9ie neite 2oae bes Srben$,
"arrigbts on0 Gables Of Securitpr,
IN SEEM Sooeal, bottle porige @ofe
lire erIte @infiihrimg,
Ser 8oibington, No. GurnSers
elm miro moraen Ibenb ieinen all.
iGbrIiden MasfenbaIl nbbalten.
9as Srmnflin gollntp @eridt be-
ftirmtlte Die lleberfiibrlur9 BON 500
2apIor uitS Saul &lingiid nmd Sui
ton.
Die 3weiefabrif Der Smrilton.
@roipn Sboe Go, in Union, miro
bon ietf an lire %iammtlifen arbeis
ter 6 Snse per ISOLDE beifaftigcn,
Ran er,partet 1000 Sanr Sdpube,
per Gag, 5u Iiefern.
Ser ct. @eorgs Dronatiffe GLIB
bon 2inr. Siase gountp, miro an 9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29
gndIen's sIrntea salbc fir

Sd1nitt., 9rano- urb an6ere ofiene
@luthen. 6. g. Sober, Warillo,
81. g., If)reibt: .Sabe ME cine
8unoe oieier grten gebabt, Die es
ridt beiIte." Solt beite nod cine
gudlen's arnica Salbe
,tna babt biee bepit BEL 8roro~,
Sdnitt. unb aIlerbanb 8itrben
8erbiitet 2odinp. 25c BEL gurern
apotbefer. (Aoo')
9fn lesta,l 81. Solitar feierte
Die StaSt &muanrn, IN Der &onal-
so1te, ifrem 243ften @eburtstog.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29
aasemeine GOmntp @eniefeiten.

6rl. sophia Nellies, BON Der On
crspiiie So6idnle. erbieIi oils Trcis
fiir Den beibn slaifint, G8ie i5
meine Somateu Sosa, cine photo.
gnapbiid)e Camera. Gieler Sreis
mar bon DER ct. Sods Seeo So. il,
benz &onteit Der %llnineriitat BON
Wiiionri uusaeieet por6en.
@6os. 81. Melies imo @attin, BON
SDensoiIIe, Iieeen belize franf oar.
nieoer.
SenrD Songborft BON ct. Souis,
Sobn bon Sroai Senrp Sapgborit, If.
bon O~apenSDille, itiirSie fiir5lid, III
einen elepatorISdnd lrpo erIitt Fl,
neip 9rpft beioer Irne.
Irtbur @bite, bon SwensoiIle,
81. 3, wunbe bieier Gage BON ieiner
Satin nit einem fleinen Gofter.
felt beffentt.
Sn Der Seiene6abrif bon 9lano
meroen mebr M1bfen perlnrgt; oas
beibt nift 5lun aebrer, iorpoern gum
8eienbinoen.
Die 0oftoren, @affrer, hon Ser
mann, 8rrf, bon 8brnelonb, unb
2esIie, BON Icaittrid, polIaoger,
fiir5lid) cine 9lin6oarm . Operation
an Sri. Mortba Cole, bon, &bin,.
Iano.
@Gbrenb Der fiirsIidy in GoIam'
bia obsebaItelen FARMERS @od1e"
iporen, aliber Socf1e Gountp, bic
ioIgen6elt Counties orn soblreidNtcr
pertreten: GSadion, Sobnior, COOPER
rutb Salille COUNTY. @ascnnooc
Gountn hattie MIR 5tuci &rtretcr,
@m. @ednrutnr into @itit. Sllc6.
meper, Sohn bon glhcrt Sue0neper.
heiSc aus Der 9ittIe Berger Rnfbar.
iduft. Serr 8edmdlm 1T iehr BE-
qeiftcrt iiir 0icie Tarnler 31tiam.
menfiirfte ltro InQte inter Nrpnc.
rem, bob mon BON oieien Gortr1Ger
irber miIcnid5ntlidp Iornerei I'M.
gemcin pieI Icrnen fon1pe.
RuboIph Strilbef tpeldGr einN
@odjc in &ermolm, ols Tetitso SilrDl
n~ertpeilt hattie. itiog ON letter. Conn
too, cuff hem Seiantueqe bier nh. itlr
ieifrcm @rltbcr sll teiud'Nl. (%llnior
SeuoIinbt.)
:. 6, Treeic urh @ottin, hcr
@orriiont. iiberrdidten ant norincr
Mitttpo6 3. s. Treoic inns TomiGie
in Gnncorbio, 30, III bodit olrac
nahner Mniie NIT itr'm @eiliG.-
SiaainshilIe, $40. Shnlbote.
Tie Secor,b Greet lit iett mi
eirer oiden @isSefc i%1hcrsooen; 81,
heihen GouiIertc bon, @on fins no
her lett nit sem Hiiner ibrer Gi2
hdpirr hcififtigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29

gltseit s. 9aler itarb filr5.
lid in iei1per @nbmmrg, in 9ooalpiuc
I'M IGer ron &c Sobren. Gr mar
ieit 1863 Elm gil1apobrer Don 9oorr
bile irto feit iiber 80 Sobren Ser.
mtSqcber Der 6clrtiden 3eitlutg. Der
Central M%iiiourier."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29


ipridt.
Waal tam oo6 nidt eiuig ~5iir,ictl
ino tratserb
Der Mor6 BON Saraietpo iuar ia bon
9isen
Sndofern, oils er brodte ms &ollen
Sa Steir, Der 10 iaps. od 10 bmg
bat pid)t apollen.
limo unter ms geiost 0ieie
Bmaoer1dpoft
Sritt gleidl nod Gem Grieg lpieoer
anber apaft.
gu ben Serben 9eielt ii6 aus 8n.
oerliebe
Der erIaiidie G0nia Der Sanu1el.
oiebe;
limo tpie ol jeoeDfaliS Diiiot fpirit.
|8ebt nit 3ramfreid @oameo's Sol.
lerfirit.
s 1T leioer nidt lalter Sante@ olee,
limo ipena id DIR, Ser, slun StllB
nod geiteb',
Dab SSopan aiid nit INNS INT &ttoe
Jet,
gtidt tudbr, on finSeit ood) midlts
oubei;
6rnttfrelh betf ia oatt ore @ernea',s
IN Wfolle
Seine fpiloer griupper bon ifhporSer
Gafie,
llapo on t4t'S bod lda;eBlid) I'M @rlil.
De oasfelbe,
@erltt i'd oirt lie bette int 0itels DIE
gelbe,
Welnt Die Sdapar5e1l ltH0 @eltPR tbr
@latt nerIpriten,
Ste TEN a1rredf OH oe!lpeft Spltltlel
belise1,
@ie eS mid lnbt, luelnl Der &rtegs
lartt ballt
AlIt Dem 6eltlalpo, 9elett, oaB ntd|ts
miB8liidt
Zen Sommies, ole id) birdlberges
ihldt.
SD opiere bodit atirgerlt mir nletlle
Seltte,
gSte friiber, 10 1T ntein 8mlnofos
alnb belrte:
Us 'ollett anoere fir @roBbritnntlent
Ills oern 6eater boler one belBeil
&alto1len.
sSem nun i1teittc t)e,irem 8lnroesgc-
noilel,
Die fid) iett iGagen, 10 untoeporolIen
Sbre Siebe bon 8erftam hnben be-
toatrnlen.
0Gnn 10 bob i'd mir porgellc'It.
men
6al' ifber Sas milSe 0Gttidinito i'd
Der.
Gin MiieI an Sano lnta elm biiiel 5t
Meer,
limo ihed' 5lltn SdlllR OILS ed3terp Brit,
Son DEM guir5eat &lsmntel elm ben
Brofttl
aIs elbitpertanolid llebtne idl ar,
0uB Sul mir fiafit. %r l,nbest &C
iteben--
Sn England nniere Sflift innterau
Uut Itrd)eitgeD II 1ifp0 SotrfrfdgspltD,
Uaf Ud'derm Sronlanrpihalno Spoet'
m.. eeftanlem a.>
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29

8inn entrSot, her @tanitqelSft.
nnnnte fiir3Jit, IN eirer @eAe IN
TbiroSerhbio, ole Strht CT. aoitts
Sog .SoIlenloh q. Qouis."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29

@orfban, SieIS & 60. in gbi-
cngo, boben eiasen iabrIiden llmIat
Rom 100000 600 iino geben 4 Bro
sent BON oieie Surnl1ie Fir afraei.
gen niis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29
Ettglifdlra Grhrt.
3

aaseaai
aOnig 8eop9 bon England trot
Dor oen Glbor os 4lmadjt' gen, er
tbdt
einen ariefai. er bob ole S1roe,
unS mf0em er Dies 9etbar,
Sub er oelniitbig ali beten on:.
"Serr, ole @erbdItuiiie iino oitaerr
blidIidJ
Olir illS englGnber iebr l"inerqmiflid
Denn in Dem arieg, Den - geredt
,pie nod nie
Dit 0ein nerflpdten Germany
Bir iest fiibren i'm feiten &crtroileu
guf old. mtroen mir perbolten.
Us betarlerp Siebe oie fnonmten
8riten; lit Dir nid)t poreefommelb,
. Soro. Elm &ereben bci 81. auens
tim?
SoffcntlidJ miro bas nidjt ipieScr ae.
ldeb'n.
Dab ia Die &ldien, ote init luts I'M
9lap6e,
0iele balbafiotiiden Sunoe,
Ton Den Germans Eriigel befdlnen,
War idpn i'm p~orlh)erein altSltrpb.
men.
Sanit bah i6 ia f%alfldiert,
Sob Iie gaiu3 idyla1l i'm ole Smttc &c.
fiibrt.
electromagnetic tbat oieies id)on
@teiu bod6tieIiger Eatcr, bon Dem nit
Dem Sbron
Sen SAB idJ geerbt oltf @ermanp.
9od 5uriif 81 Den &itiien: oerprii.
aelt ie
Gas 6clltide Seer, bolut frieN' idN lie
log
Sn iernen Sitan. sG,td) Der 8raBos
@Srin ndditer ~itreitborcr 8iuaocshril,
Der,
SIT genml betrodytet - Gin 0lnIl.
mes 2it0er:
Sbm bot nlein b6d6tieliger Safer &c
rGtben,
Den Huiicn III leibtll Sic pielen OH.
faten,
llr0 nie lit ctnoS 10 futit gerpeiG1
8ie 6ieie. Sdtt' bel icilam iparid-
men @eicn
Gr Tie olti Ser @nrf &c Trancc
bepnticrt,
60 bait cr erioigreid} pit fontirrierci
gilf Dem 8eltrnorft init uniercr er3,
Iidci1 @anf;
Ood er 9irg ollf cen Sein, limo Na'
fir lei Dir 9onf!
llnb OILS idy linn iogt',, 10 redt cn1.
lii9 urb tieser:
"@eb, bpr sir Sein @liaBRctbringct
apieher,
Sd min Dir belfert 81, @aiier utri
2an6!u
90 bat Der 6roit5os iif ole Singer
p%erhrnnrrt.
@ap1 oieies mar borqciebm idon,
8 9oro, in mciner SalfiIatior;
IS ioQ bon Ser qefurnmtrn Seitlanbs
bIaie
Sem cinsigcr boher traAcn S;c @aie.
9Is mir @ritrn es grt0oigit linn &c.
ftattell
Dob bic 8eIgier 10 bel aipsBtitebn1
batteat,
SIT hire SdnIb. auerhians bofcn fit
Gen Griea erfIGrt an @ermanD,
@eiI iie aitf unierc Silfe gehcalt;
0oh mir tpebren inns lett unierer Ell
qerer Snitt
llno huGer fir @eE8iGt anirflid, lrid,t
Belt.
S oirt tern iorrp, es TINT mir Icbr
ietO,
0ub Serbien gebort sI %unierenl
Gon5ern
@eItehe id sir, 0 Serr, ntdt germ.
%I5 bic Gerber eirit mrcr Mnig r,
iflanen,
"a IieB id Der 8onbe garB Selrtlid'
iogm:
,Mf Worbern nerfebrt SIbIG highland
ridt!"
Sh iaate Dos, tTe man chen 10
Sappg Sollou.
Mrth,tr BoeidlcI hottie fiir3lidl 1,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-29

ieoenfaIIs Der rcd,te Mann fir otes
Imt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-15
A WoMAN's OPINION.
II Went on Record as Decision of the
Supreme Court.

II Went on Record as Decision of the
Supreme Court.
"All the justices of the supreme
court wear gowns of black silk" says
Francis L. Leupp in .Walks About
Washington" John jay, the first
chief justice, relieved the somber mo-
notony of his by adding collar bound
with scarlet, but the precedent was not
followed. The court has sometimes
been styled the most dignified judicial
tribunal in the world. and doubtless 1t
deserves the compliment
"The arguments made before it are
confined to calm, Unconditional reason
ing. 4hc pleaders do not raise their
voices or forget their manners or in
dulge ia Personalities or oratory while
debating, and the opinions of the court
are recited with q quietness almost
conversational. These opinions are
very carefully guarded up to the mo-
ment they are read from the bench. but
now and then, after decision has be-
come history, there leaks out an enter
tanning story of how it came5to be rem
dered.
Such an INSTANCE was in the case of
an imported delicacy which might have
been classed either as preparation of
fish or as havoring sauce. The Gus
toms officers had levied duty on it rs
a sauce, and an importer had appealed
The justices. when they came to COM
pare notes. confessed themselves sore
ly puzzled, and one of them suggested
that since the technical arguments
were so well balanced it might be wise
to fall back upon common sense. That
evening he carried a sample OF the dis
puted substance home TO his wife, who
was an expert In culinary matters.
"'There, my dear said he. is a sauce
for you to try
With one look at the contents of
the package, which she evidently rec
ognized. she exclaimed: 'Pshaw,
That's no sauce; that's fish. Didn't you
know it?'
The next day the court met again
for consultation and on the following
Monday handed down decision over
ruling the customs officers and sustain
ing the importers appeal"
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pint Of granulated sugar and one-half
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tral American states, South American
states. Andora in the pyrenses noun
tains. San Marine in the App~lines and
Liberia in Africa as well as such re-
publics as the United States, France
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in the world is San Marino, in Italy, on
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naco, the smallest state i'll Europe. 1t
is supposed TO have been founded IN
the fonrth century.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-15

The use of GunpoWder as medicine
was very widely advocated in the eight
eenth century and, either taken in
wardly or applied externally, was held
to be a specific against rheumatism
aud ague. In the "COmpleat House
wife or Accomplished Gentlewomans
Companion" domestic pharmaco-
poeia. published in 1T42. appears the
following remedy for rheumatism: Let
the party take Of the finest glazed gun
powder as much as Il large thimble
may hold; wet it in a spoon with milk
from the COW and drink a good half
pint of warm milk after 1t; be covered
warm in bed and sweat; give it fasting
about Z in The morning and take this
nine or ten mornings together. Lon
don Express
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GLYCERIN is PECULIAR.
From Chemical Standpoint 1t Has
Many Curious Qualities.


One of the great advantages of glyc-
erin in its chemical employment is the
fact that it will neither freeze nor
avaporate under any ordinary tcmpcra.
ture.
No perceptlhe loss by evaporation
has been detected at temperature less
than POO degrees f.. but if heated in
tensely ii decGmposes with smell that
few persons find themselves able to en-
dure II burns with pale flame, SINH,
lar to that from alcohol, II hentcd TO
about 600 degrees and then ignitcd. It's
nonryaporajiveq qualities make the com.
pound of much Use rs vehicle for
holding pigments and colorS. as in
stamping and typewriter r;bhJps. car
bon papers and the like.
If the pure glyccrin he cXposed for
long time TO freezing temperature it
crystallizes with the .appcaranco Of sng.
ar candy: but. these crystals being cnce
melted. II is almost IN imp6,sibility To
get them again into the congcaled state
II little water he added TO the gyc.
erin no crystallization viii take place,
though under sufficient degree of cold
the water will separate and form crys-
tails, amid which the glycerin will re
main in It's natural state of fluidity.
If suddenly subjected to intense cold
pure glyccrin will form gummy mass
which cannot be entirely hardened or
crystallizcd. Altogether it is quite u
peculiar substance.
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A Nations Heroes.

Generally the heroes of nations
history are not those who have bene-
fited mankind, but those who have in
jured other nations. II we pride our
selves upon the good and not the harm
that we have done we should have put
Shakespeare on the Nelson monument
ana given Apsley House TO Darwin.
But the citizens whom every nation
honors most are those who have Killed
the greatest number Of foreigners AT
lantic.
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An amusing blunder was made in
the case of Il judicial declaration that
certain resident magistrates could no
more state Il case than they could
write a Greek ode
This was made to read that the mag
istrates could no more state case
than they could ride Greek goat
London Scraps.
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Sacred Elephants.

a white elephant is regarded sacred
in Siam. and when one dies il has Il
funeral grander than that accorded to
princes. Buddhist priests otliciate, and
thousands OF devout Siamese men and
women follow the deceased animal to
the grave. Jewels and offerings repre-
senting much wealth are buried with
the elephant.
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nlhle uerses.

Out of total of 1,071 verses, the
gospel of st. Matthew has 3S#-in com
mon with st. Mark and st. Luke, 100
in common with ST. Mark alone, 1874
with st. Luke alone, and only $40 pc
euliar to himself
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Naturally.

"a fellow doesn't have to be rich to
enjoy life"
NO, he doesn't have to be, but the
chances are that he prefers to be-
Detroit Free Press.
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The Danger.

Il am half afraid to try this new
scalp tonic"
"Why are you afraidT
ut is really hair raising expert
ment, you know" Baltimore Amerl,
can.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-11-25

DID THE DOCTOR DO RIGHT?

Last Wednesday in Chicago hospital baby died. the
child of Mrs. Bonger What made the incident of suff
cent Importance to be to end of the country the
press dispatches the fact that the child had body that
mafomed twisted and crippled that had it lived it would
have not only have been monsrosty but mbece Under
the circumstances the child being afflicted with ament
which could have been emedied by operation which would
have possibly have saved its e the surgeon attendance
be made to the baby for what would undoubtedly be life
of misery and the mother assented to the doctors wishes
The result therefore that the surgeons knife did not
assist in proongng life of misery From many people
criticism and from others praise of the stand taken 1t
would be hard to determine whether the majority of the
opinion that the step should have been taken prong the life
of the defomed infant but there quite considerable
Der who took that view.
Some say that is different than animals which are
either put out of their misery allowed die when life would
be burden to them and their masters account of defo
ties Possibly if the deormy in the of unfortunate
human beinb twisted leg superficial def
cheney and the mind which in reality is the spark of life and
marks the principal difference between and beast,
clear and bright the life should be But picture
infant suffering from awful deformities and the mind
blank with perhaps just enough mental feeling realize
the awful difference between himself beings
lecuaity whan then?
Even though there great esancy in stating that such
should be put out of misery and suffering yet such
the incident which happened in Chicago where dec
sive act required to preserve e undoubtedly would
have been greater crime to the spark of life than
have allowed death to perform merciful task.