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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17

with The MIL Of the Floss"
by George Elliott. now at the
Colonial. Il 10 announces that
the famous authors "Sllas
? Mariner" with the Shakes
pearesn actor, Fred Warpe. In
the title role, Will soon Be re-
leased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17

Prices Paid Producers for Eggs.
Poultry. Veal and Pork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17

Marriage 10 almost never a
failure in the movies.
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sdmerSitiaenOe MitteL

@ieGe Meniden miifen itun0enIang
ole beftisiten S6mer3en erOulben, bis
Der oft peitpobnenbe ooer gar geraoe
abeerufene qr5t als GrlDier eri6eint.
Man9e pieber t0nnen ii6 3. 9. bel
9Iieoerreiben ober NerpenIdmer5en
gar nidt ou5u entIdlieBen, gum arste
gu geber, fonbern boffen INNER nod
ielbit auf eintreteuoe 2inoerung nno
quGIen Ii9 oomit unn0tie berum.
Nuen fam eebolfen tperoen ourd fol-
eenbe einfode, f6mer3itillenoe Mittel.
bon benen einise jeber5eit aud i'm
~tleiniten 6ousbolt ausfibrbar fino.
Srodene Sibe. &ranfe Siere legen
fi6 ~inItinttib in bic Sonne uno geben
uns oomit elm gutes 8eiipiel our Ra6e
abmung. Rdmentlih bel Neroens
f4mersen bilbet oos Sonnenba0 Elm
ausge5eidnetes Mittel. Nirtfom 1T
oud Die pom Diem ooer pm elmer
groben 2ompe olsIrdblenoe Wdrme.
!6siber umi6Ioo. Wlon broudt bier3u
teibes MdTer, 70 beib, ols es pertrae
gen miro uno Elm reines Sud ooer
Watte. 0iefes taudt man in oas
belize WoHer unb legt es ouf DIE pers
leste SteGe. Der belize llmfhIoe leitet
oas 8lut sur 6out uno iebt Die Gme
pfinoli6teit bernb. pirtt olio fdmer5s
itiueno. Don 9infti9er Wirtun9 1T er
niht nur Bel leihteren @erlebungen.
ME fe tdolid portommen, ionoern
guns defenders bel 8erftaudungen.
8errenfunqen uno 0nstf6unsen.
!6eibe Wafduno. Tod p%irtfamer.
Gin Sdnomm miro IN beibes WaFer
eetouft, aus9e6riidt unb Die Obers
flG9e Der fdmsr3enoen Stelle fdnft
bomit iibertriden. So fam nan iebr
bobe 6ibgraoe p~srtragen; ie erOber
aber Die 6ibe, I'm 10 beiTsr Der Grfol9.
Dies Wiftel 1T Defenders pirfIam BEL
RerpenI6mersen, 6uftpeh CSf4ias),
6erenfdub. 5eibes 6uBbab. 0urfl
anmdbfi6es 3uqisben bon RiBenr
Wofer iteigert man Die 9emperatur
Big gum bohiten ertrdgliden 0raoe.
0as WaHer mub nett on ben Inter
fhenfelu binoufreihsn. au3ge3eihs
nete @irtung BEL t~sftisen aOpfidmers
3en, 3obni6mer3eu, Cbrenrsiben, au.
oenent3iinounoen uno Qaienbluten.
seu6ter umftlag. Quf ben i6mer8s
bdften 9eil tommt Elm feu9tes 9uh.
oarauf elm pdFsroidter Glanea ooer
Woae. Der llmfhlas miro RAID
porm uno bebdIt bic gempsratur
lange 3eit binour9. Sebr pirtfam
4. 9. Bel G6msr5sn uno ent3inOuns
gen oes 6olfes.
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Seidwerbe an 9euti6lanb lit
uorQeieben.
@oihinatnlt. 90. Oft.

NG1Dlll9folt, ~. Stt.
9eltidllonbs Nufmerfiamfeit miro
lpobrld)einlid) alif Die beioen Sffi5iere
unb Die ied)s Gefofii5ierc Der inter.
oelitid)en 0iIfsfrcu3er Trir5
Gitel 6richrif uno 9ronprin5 @il-
belm 9ele1ft mcroen, Die i1re Norolc
~Qebrodjen uno ous Norfolf entiIobcn
limb. Ton 2eutnont &nh unoShiffs-
orSt On. &ril9er : &ronef, Die ibren
llrlaub bis iebt ltnt bier Gage iiber-
id}ritten baben, lit nod feline Spur
.Qefunoct. Sic mrrocn on SonrtaQ
i'll Nepport Reps uno Norfolf 5u-
lest qeieben. Mud rnn Der gadt
Gclipie, oltf Der icd)8 0edoifiSiere
cittfloben, bot man nod nidts 9ebort.
IS beiBt, oaB tie nuf See BON eineml
idmeoiifen 0ompicr o%ufpellomruen
1tn6 Die 0adlt ~berienft muroe. Die
Tonnifoften beiber Shiffe erboIten
icbt feinen llrIoltb mebr uto iper6ell
.,othiqmfolls noh einem beluodten
@ebditoe on 2ono aeihofit meroer,
I'M meitere 5llidltoeriuhe 81 perbin.
bern.
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aii1ltnng fir 6inSelnc ooer Sereiui
aatngen eingeidIagcn meroen, feline
aciic:: uno feine glb5ige limo oontit
re ,fnilpft, mnhreno Der 0eoonfe 0es
nloraIiidleil &ittbaltcns i'm eroBen
e,dtionalbmo Die mobIperoieite Star
fltaa mo Aniporn oaourdl erbGIt.
Nas Hatioualtomite fir 0eutldle
Nilfsfanen, %Soba SiurfS. @oriiber.
5sapette mo @on.oan SIR, @aIti
more, Mo. uinlnlt irgenomeIhe
Sammlunqcn pon @el0ern eutge9er.
mo lprgt oafiir. oaB lie. mie hcreits
e%rru0bnt. ~foitenlos ulh obne ireeuo-
luelhen Nh5ug an ocn @citintmungS-
ort gclonecn. Gbenio ole @eI0cr, Sic
Tiir aaeeneinc @iIfsfonos qeiamnleIt
mcrbeil nie fir oas beutife Gotbe
&reu5, fir oos oiterrcihiid-utedri
ihe Rotbe Grcli5, fiir oie9Sittpcn uno
gSoilen aefnlener aricger in sen bel
ocn Stnmmlduocrn. fir Die neruul1
hcten &rieqer. fiir ltnteritiibuna BON
i'll 9totb bcfinoIihcn Samilicn IN
EeutIflonO, S~eIterreid llnqorn mo
oioersipo, fir 2inoerung oer9totb III
nct ueridicoenen @efonacnenIoecrn.
fiir G%ntienoung BON Aer5te Grrchi-
tioncn, fir Sen nSupoIiocn 0unf"
in Berlin, g s, fir Die n0eutid)
&. g., fir Die SitpreuBenhiI-
lie. fir Den 0atihcn SrieQcrhiIfs
tuno, Berlin. S.@. So, fir oiegl0t
terpereinieune fir SoIoaten uto
aricgsgefangcic Gelltid,e in fcilo-
lid,em NltsIanoe, Bob &oliau - lit
% 6os genonnte Nnfionolfomite be
rcit, iofort an ibren @cItimnulngsort
lpc~itcr5uleiten
Grilben heiBt eS: Ser Glitter bob
ties oiirfen mir pertbeioiocn gegen@e-
malt. @ir obcr leben bier in 6rieoen
ltno eiien unler tdolides 8rot. oeben
unierer Nrbeit nod in 5iferheit bon
2cib uno @ut. Moqc es,in allen Scr
cen bier mi0erbollen. mic ms aegcn-
i;her ~unIeren 9riioern uloS dipeltern
in oc1 oItcn StomnleslGnhern 10 III,
qenlein npieI" bomit Qc1eben lit.
0cDeltft ibrerl NSem biel geqeben
lit, BON Dem miro piel perlangtl
6. s 5eramer.
Troiioent oeS Geutifamerifnti
iden 9totinnolbu1oes.
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Die 5e(O6errnkunf.

Oos Sommdnoo elmer Mruee 1T
ons S6nieriQIte, tpos es auf Gr0en
Qibt, es lit oQs bic 5dtigfeit, pelde
Sic msi'te 8~efdbi9ung in elmer gegebe@
men .3eit perlanat. Oeiair.
SIN &riees fino ole Meniden nidts,
Elm Wann III olles. Nnpoleon.
Der pontommene General lift Elm
,etre oe ration" cine plotoniI6e Rsz
pubIif, oas centrum gropitatis" oeret
pbiloIopben, Der Gtein ber Weiien
berer Gbemiiten, elm Mert Der Gdops
flung, oas unfete erobte 4omiration
peroient. 5rieorid Der Grobe.
Die erIte GigenIdaft zines 5eIo.
BERN 1T, einen foIten 8opF 81 baben.
tpelher ridti9e Ginoriide pon Den
0ineen empfdngt. pelher iih nienlats
erbiBt, iid nitt blenben unb burf)
quite ober I6ledte Po9ridten bstdu
ben lGbt. Yapoleon.
Der ssel0berr RUB Ole Irmee ieoere
3eit an ben pEls fii6len fonnen.
0olb.
Der 1yelbberr muB es eben peritebsn,
in ods 6ers Der Sol6nten gu bliden,
um tn ieoem 4uoenblid ridtig au err
meFen, ipas er gernoe jet BON ibnelt
perlangen tnnn. Gr mub Menihens
fenner fein. 8olb.
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Ju6i(Gum Ops Stro66uts.

Wan I6reibt uns: Der Strobbut II
teine Grfinoun9 beg Sioens, mo man
ben 9opf nit Tuh uno 3urbdn
fdiib!, ober in einem oiden ReGers
IdG6el einen natirliden 9rOpenbelm
6e1itt, ion6err bss dIten Sohienlans
6eS. Criminals ertpdhnt i'm Wioutino
Don Gorrep beim Gelo5ug, ben Otto
ter Grobe i'm Sabre 946 gum S6ns
ieiner GtneIter. 90nigin Gerbevge
ton TrdntreiG, unternabm. Bon oPn
80 9e3ionen bate jeoer einen pilsls
foeninus, ben Qtt 8opo poa GorDsp
nuscenommen. Seitosm fin6 e 969
cSabre, nomit Der Strobbut esrnOe bos
Qlter D1ethuiatems errsidt bat. 4ub
Der unqlidiihe 8iihof Ratber BON
Corona, in ben 95Oer Sabren OLE Sc
Fanoensr Sttos in 0eutihlano, trug
bier einen Strobbit. ME iein itolieni'
f6er giograpb beri6tet. Jtatisn. bos
beuts 10 pisle Gtrobbiite liefert, tountt
i'm bamols nod niht, uno bot ihn
BON uns 8arbaren ungenommen, ME
es ia ouH Die 3ogd nit Der gauiI4'
asrranii6en Sole pertauIht G1t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-22

Der Bereinigten Staaten erlaIlen:
gin meine Nitbiirger oeutihenStnm
mes uno ibre Srellnoel
Seitoem id am 3. Augult bergen
&ahres meiuen 4ufruf on Sic a1e
ousianote, Snmmlungen 81 erofineIl
mo gu permnitnlten, nm uI-ieren9rii-
bern unoS hmeitern in Den pom idme.
rerariegsnotb beorangten Stamnles-
ianoern bei5ufteben, lit meme Inre-
auna in eroBartiger @eiie nerpirf
Iid)t por6en; %opferlpi1ig rno opfer-
frelioia fIoi1en Die @eloer uiio @aben
9os fdmere 8oIferringen bGlt on
uno Die 3eit ieines Gnoes lit nift Obj
Su ieben. Sir ms bier, fem bonn
6huBt bleibt nid)ts 5l thun, nit
nihtsMnoerem fonrlen mir belfcn, ais
init @eberL nod unieren be'ten &r0f.
ten MttteI 5n lnmmeln unlo bei5lt-
ifeuern; nidt nur aus 8roBmn,tb, Sic
fe ODER 8ormber5iqfeit, fonbern neil
cS lnierc beiliae, grGBte e d lit.
2aiiet uns oober in oieIer 9flidt=
crfiiaung nidlt SIT leidt ~befunocn
iperoen, fonoern gebet, gebet peiter
mebr nod beften arGftelt nn6 aGnA
fcn. Ole Rotb lit rieienqrob, ser
13lnoen an 2eib un6 Seele, sic Ger
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y&dter6ens" Corn.
9eters burQ 20. Git.

NetetSDurg, ~. LII.
Solgenoer foiierIiher GrIoB mur-
DC in 8etersburq nllsgegeben:
.g8ir gcben biermit oIlcn lopolen
llntcrtboncn bcfmnt DAB oer9erratb
gulgorienS, Ser lett &riegsbcginn III
treulloier Meile borbereitct mar, lest
obgIeih es unmoQlih id,icn, 81 Ell
ner pouenoctenS botindle qelporoen lit.
@uIgariide Sruppcn hoben mIeren
trellen 9%erbilnocten. Scrbien, onS be-
rcits in einem &ompfe qegen einen
itorferen Seino lieqt, oitgegriifen.
~HuBlnno uno sic oroBem MGdlte,
uniere Muiirter. hobcn nerIudt. Die
NeQierun9 ron 6eroinono bon So
burg BON oieiem pcrhGneniBpplen
Shritt nb5l,baltcn. Gem olten Ser
lnngen oes bulgoriiden Bottles betref-
feno Die Mnneftipn BON Wa5eoonien
mar allf anbere @eiic in l%leberciu.
itimmma nit ser iIoipiihen S%Sltier-
cIien &ednung eetrnacn. Nher BON
Den 9cl1tihen ongelponbte beimlidc
Weiboben mo ser briloerntorberiihe
SaB gege,t Die Serben errolgen Den
SicQ.
19ulgoricn, Dos sic QIcidc &cli.
0ion lpie mir bat. 1ln6 bas CRIT lett
tltr5er 52eit ourd o1e brii6erIihe2iebe
Ses ruliiiden Bottles bon Dem thrift
iden Sod 6efreit lit, erqriif oiienGor-
tet fir Die 6einoe d,riitGihen @lou-
0enS, ser 5einoe oes Slolpentbums
ltno HuBInnbS.
y0o8 ruiiiihe @olf iiebt nit <m,
mer octt @errotb@ rtIqoriens uno 5iebt
6llltefloen Screens oosSdmert qegen
e&, nm oaS Shidiol oes %errGtbers
an Ger ilomiid)cn Sod>e scr qeredlten
Strofc @ottes 5lt iiberIoien.~
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An Bic Burger ofnt(1en Stammfs!
Gin Stufrnf BON 7r. 6. S. Segamer. 9e arirssuptp. 3u
ibrer Sinoernns in 7%eutfdlanb uno Ceiierreis beisu.
traseH piro nniere uprnebmite phidt ien.

Strieg orltbeu idl0et. iino un5allige
rno binter ben q~efallenen Hcloen Die
iIrs Guterlano Den Zoo e.. .er, fal-
len nie 6ltrien bittercS 2eio mo
0len0 olii ole binterbliebeaem SruueiI
uGA &inoer. limo oaes. mas mir bier
thun fonnen iit,meiter iammeln. gebelt
nit pollen @0noen, obne 9lnleben Der
Eerion ooer &iftlrng scr 0eoantcn,
oen9totI !freicn bege9nen ourhSrci-
gehigfeit in roid,er @iIfc.
liner groBcr 9el,tidomcrifoniifer
Ntotionolbuno bat pom p~prnberein 0eri
ocutid,omerifaniihen @comfen oIs
rloBgebunb ms 4uae gefoBt; Gs lone
mo millIe ieoer qeben, I'm sic Globes
gobe oes geinmmten 9eutidameri-
fdnerttrms Der &ereiniqt N Staoteil
81 elmer in Der 8eifidte cinsig Do
lfchenoen iu 9eitdIten Cine qroBe
Mr8obl bon Gerbdnocn mo @ereinen
unh SrgoniIotionen geb0ren Dem Nu-
tinnnl6llno formea niht on. ltno ood)
lie ollie, uno aae Seutidomerifoner,
Ole in ireeno elmer Ridtunq bin iidl
mil 0ettiharbeit hefoIien, ober
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8eielli6aften ooer
@riippeft uip-, fur5 ieoer 0eutif,-
omerifoner, Wonu ODER Srou u1o
oQc, bic beltidomerifoniid berlfelL
acboren oelulod) in ibrcm u~reigeniten
Seien SIT ser oroEen @emeinifoft.
Giner fir Nae; Iae fir Gimcn!
Sh foroere ole oitf oieien @eoor1.
fen bel allen Samnllunqen un6 90
ben 81 btlegen nlb i'm SlttercIle fiir
oas einbeitlide @an3e. ale Gel
Der nno SommIunoen an uniere
@ilfS : &oiie 81 leiten. Oieier @eg
fam p5lle abtrog nod irgello elmer
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- Sin beritppitea Sbitem ben0tbigt
geadltnnq.

Sin6 Sic qo1iht. ihmin6pIiq un6
unoufmertiom? 81. aina's Seem 2iie
4SiGs. lofort eindenomnen. brinat bic
C9eoGrme in natiirIiher @eiie in &c
medunq. nno 5nor ihmeralos. Ridif-
heaftltq non @eritnhfund fuhrt Oft
at Observation-Disclosures .@ennl
Gle mnraen friih frohfih o1ifmnhen
nn0 bonig NIT iid ieIhit sufrieoen
iein moGen. 6eqinnen gle Shre Sur
belte a6eno. 25c bic 6Iaihe.
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8enebift appellirt an Gaiier.
Rom. 90 Oft

JipHl, ~. LII.
4uf GrIuhen Der fron35iiifen uno
beIaiiden @eionotihoft bot iif Qnoit
Nene6ift bel aoiier @ilhcIm fir go.
roll De Selnphuinne, @r1fin DC gef,
IebiGe, nile. 3buIier mo iieben on
here Sronaofen beripenoet. Die pom
ociitihen G~riegsaeridt sum Iooc Der.
rrtheilt iino. Der Safer bot sneds
nGherer l1nteriuhuna cinen GoIlitre.
ditnqsuuiihub o~nqenr0net.
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Bbilaoelpbia. go, 20. Oft.

:. 6. 5. @eranler.
Der @rdiioent oes
2eutih Imeri-
faniihen Hatip-
n~albunoeS, bat
~folgenben Muf-
ruf an bos &c
iamntte 9eutich-
Imerifonertbun
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-04-09
WE SHOULD SMILE

The thing that goes the farthes
toward making life worth while
That costs the least and does tn,
most, is just pleasant smile-
The smile that bubbles from tn,
heart that loves its fellow men
Will drive away the cloud Of
gloom and coax the sun again.
It's full of worth and goodness
too. with manly kindness b1ent;
It's worth million dollars and
it dosen't cost cent.
There is no room for sadness
when we see CHEEKY smile.
1t always has the same good look
it's never out of style;
1t nerves us on to try again when
failure makes us blue
Such dimples of encouragement
are good for me and you.
So smile away; folks understand
what by smile is meant
It's worth a million dollars and
it dosen't cost a cent.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-04-09
ODD BITS OF NEWS.

Newcastle, Ind.-The most dar
ing thief in the world is operating
here. The police department ha
a wonderfully fine and savag,
watch dog. The thief stole thu
collar from the dogs neck.
Washburn Wis.-Lafayette Reu
ter, %. died here last week after
his relatives had kept him alive fo,
SO days by artificial respiration
Night and day, for over seven
weeks, one or another of the mans
relatives has pumped air into his
chest with their hands.
Sunbury, Pa. = Miss Alice
Rhoades, Is, is in the hospital
here. At her home in the country
she attempted to take drink from
glass in the dark. Picking up
the wrong tumbler she swallowed
several hundred tacks and pins.
Charleston, w. Va.-For the
theft of $50 pennies from railway
office, Berdie Smith has been
sentenced to the penetentiary for
life. 1t was his fourth conviction
on larceny charges and he was
sentenced under the habitual
criminal act.
Harrisburg, Pa.-Governor
Brumbaugh has admitted that his
probe of the expense accounts filed
by the Legislators recently elected
has failed to show any contribu-
tons which would obligate the
men to liquor interests. He also
that he had been unable
to find at the capitol any expense
account of liquor interests or or
CARNATIONS for campaign purposes.
Elkhart, Ind.-Twenty nine
years ago a thief stole new pair
If trousers from J. S. Banriman.
LAST week the pants" were re-
urned by parcel post. Mr.. Banni-
nan is wearing the breeches, which
lave meanwhile turned from black
o green. There is no clue to the
MISREPRESENTATION thief.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-04-09

THE Pacific Coast states are
being flooded with eggs from China
and the importations are raising
havoc with the western hen. The
Democratic administration has
kindly taken the tariff off eggs and
China has been shipping them in
by the shipload, in shells and out,
in barrels, preserved, dried, powd-
cred and frozen. Washington has
taken steps to combat the foreign
egg.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-04-09
BUSINESS OUTLOOK FOR
APRIL.

Mr.. L. J. White of the First Ma.
tlonal Bank says: If we take the
New York stock market as the
barometer of future developments
IN the country, and generally il is
a good guide, the strong tendency
OF securities is an indication that
the general financial, industrial
and business conditions are show
ing continued Improvement and
have reached the point where
confidence is becoming pronounc-
ed.
Perhaps the chief feature of the
spring period is that the situation
the country over has become more
generally prosperous. 1t is No
longer so distinctly sectional as if
was the beginning of the wear
The grain producing area has, of
course, been the brightest spot on
the map; high prices for the grains
and liberal crops to dispose of at
the extraordinary price level has
been, until recently. the chief
prosperity factor of the country.
In the last few months the posi-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-04-09

ton of the South has improved
tremendously owing to the main
tenance of a very good export
cotton movement and while the
prices have been low, the cotton
statistics show that planters have
sold freely, making the best of the
situation. In the manufacturing
sections the war orders have
brought degree of activity that
promises to continue for some time
yet and it may then be reasonably
expected that the domestic trade
conditions will have improved
greatly.
In the steel and iron trade, which
must still be looked upon as the
basic industry, there has been a
notable betterment in the volume
of business. The United States
Steel corporation report for the
calendar year 1914 showed what a !
bad year the steel business had had
but since then there has been an
increase in both the domestic and |
foreign trade suggesting that this
important industry, which is said
to be either prince or pauper"
had passed out of the pauper stage
and was on the way to normal and,
perhaps, maximum activity again.
While early to be over-sanguine
as to the 1915 harvests, the out
look forecasts Our largest agricul-
tural production, leaving, at least,
a very wide margin for shrinkage
in condition by unfavorable china
.ic conditions, should they develop,
before any serious cutting down of
he harvests is reached. 1t seems
'afe to predict yields we'll above
he average and the making of
lew record in wheat production. !
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-04-09
Ole Nelson Dies

Ole Nelson who owns the dis.
tlnction of having arrived in Ely
on the first train that ran over the
D. & 1. R. from Tower to this city,
died at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Larson Sunday after a short
illness. Mr.. Nelson was "a years
OF age and Notwithstanding his age
was in good physical condition up
to the time of his last sickness.
The funeral took place Tuesday
from the Laing undertaking rooms.
Services were conducted at the M.
f. church and the funeral was
largely attended.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-04-09
WOMAN AND HER WAYS

Otherwise there would be but very
few second wives.
The only man who ever understands
ner is the one who knows that he does
not understand her, and has enough
sense to let it go at that
She will face the grim specter of
death without a tremor, but swoon at
the sight of a mouse She is the dear.
est thing in all the world and the
most aggravating.
Most of his trouble is caused by
her, but so cleverly does she pile the
load on him that whenever his burden
OF trouble is lifted he wanders about
uneasily hunting for more.
she soothes his tired nerves with
the music of her gentle voice, but she
always has the last word in any dis
cussion with him, and about 81 per
cent OF the preceding conversation.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-04-09

Some time a municipal club
house will be found in every town.
1t will not be too high toned for
the common fellows, and will
furnish rest, recreation and com
fort for the class that patronized
the saloons. 1t is up to the
churches, lodges and society to
supply the temperance teaching
and the substitute for the saloon
Slayton Gazette.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-04-09
SNAPPY PARAGRAPHS

Slaves believe in luck; their mas
:ers have it.
1t costs as much to maintain ten
vices as one virtue.
The European spends Sunday; the
american keeps it.
Why is it so much easier to forget
benefits than wrongs?
A quack is a physician who has
decided to admit it frankly.
A Progressive is one who is willing
to believe in anything to get the job
The Constitution of the United
States, the last refuge of scoundrels.
Girls seldom marry the men they
f1frt with. But it is not the fault OF
the girls.
Legend for the portrait of a Puri
tan: How proud of him the Master
would be!
Conscience makes towards of us all
Pollteness is even worse. It makes
ACTORS of us.
lis more blessed to give than to
receive-particIlarly black eyes and
wedding presents.
The highest praise that one may
give to an actor is to say that he
doesn't act like an actor.
Every failure teaches a man some
thing. For example, that he will prob
ably fail again next time.
Puzzle for jurisconsults: Which is
the greater handicap to a lawyer. to
be tonguetied or to have a conscience!
Even typhoid fever, it appears, has
at least one virtue: it gives the man
who has had it a chance to bras
about how badly he had 1.-THE
Smart Set.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-04-09
Court Bill Amended

The act amending the municipal
court bill of this city has passed
both houses of the legislature and
will become law as soon as the
governor afixes his signature to
the same. The bill changes the
salary OF the municipal Judge from
$1,000 to $1,000 a year. Provides
for a clerk of the court and makes
the term of the judge two years in
stead of one as at present
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-04-09
GIVE THE KIDS" A CHANCE

| UP to few years ago, it never
occurred to older people that
Young America needs a place tc
play IN. 1t is commonly supposed
that live boy would find plenty
OF amusement in selling news
papers, running errands, or hoeing
the back yard garden. If he must
have his game of ball once in a
while, there was the street or some
ones vacant lot.
AS a matter of fact it often
happens, even in the country town.
that there was no place where set
of boys could play game of ball
without being ordered to quit.
Most American towns were laid
out with no provision for the
children. There was ample fore
sight for anything in which money
could be made. Railroads and
factories never lacked opportunities.
Land was often given to attract
them. But the cases where land
was given where young people
could play their games freely, and
work off superfuous and threaten
Ing energy, were rarely seen.
In the larger cities the modern
playground, with a tangle of
yelling kidlets. is sight to do a
wholesome hearted person good.
The boy who is chasing a baseball
is not robbing fruit nor loafing on
the street corners.
A playground entertaining
large crowd of children does not
fully serve its mission unless care
FULLY supervised by some compel
ent person. The average boy gets
altogether too much fun from
;orment1ng somebody under his
lie. Also the average crowd of
.2-year-olds is very far from ready
or self-government.
But even if neighborhood or a
'illage can merely open up vacant
OF and turn the youngsters loose
ne results are worth while.
The schools are beginning to see
ne necessity of playground for
he kids" and are preparing ;
laces equipped with apparatus 4
or their amusement. Ely has s
iaoe start towards furnishing a
place for the younger generation. ,
ne same should be added to and :
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-04-09

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your name-not necessarily for publication but
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this Office not later than Thursday noon.-Editor.