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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-10-06

again engaged in their favorite occu-
patton of sla ana ah;1grsa Arm aen ds.
scribed in the war primer issued by
the National Geographic society at
Washington.
The kurds are Il survival from the lays
When self respecting men lived only. or at
least principally, by the sword. Their wild
tribes are scattered throughout Asia
Minor. acting to thwart the most modest
efforts Of the land toward modern COM
fort, security and organization. Although
once fabulously rich, the country has not
been able to bring forth a sufficiency
through all the years that the kurds have
practiced their untamed Housekeeping
here, a housekeeping that has consisted In
abandoning the summer tent for the Win
ter cottage, after preliminaries of killing
the owner and his family. and the replen-
ishing of goods at the point of a rifle, the
transaction usually followed by the burn
ing of the looted shop.
The kurd is a picturesque citizen, and,
whatever his numbers may be-census
matters in Turkey are ndefinite-he is
much more in evidence than the Armen-
ions and other peoples amongst whom he
lives.
Clothes Are Vivid in Color.
The Kurd is the travellers first impress
sion in Asia Minor, and, in most cases, he
remains the predominant one. The Kurds
wear clothes of vivid colors; they also
wear rags, that is, the poorer ones, of the
most reckless nondescription. The kurd
rides the best horses: they are always
armed: they bully the Armenians, the
travellers and the overload Turks them
selves.
The Turks nave been unable to get a
complete mastery over their subject
Kurds, n AVE employed al admins
trative policy toward them of letting them
alone. Thus. the Kurd massacres Armen-
ians. robs Armenians and travellers and
considers both of these occupations his
Just right. In a useful state, the Kurd
in the hills and herds sheep. He is a
pastoral tent dweller in the summer. In
the winter he moves to the Mesopotamian
plains. and either lives in his tent or
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-10-06

feat a quickly a. any army that Prussia
lever put Into the 1eld.
IL i were q friend Of Won Hlndenbufg,
Mackensen and the kaiser. think /
should venture TO give them this warn-
Don't u on smashing the Russian
army 70 that It cannot Cow Like the
I1byAn wrestler, " draws strength nom
the groundA every time IL II thrown. You
arc now doing your level best, but the
Russian af1ly will not reach ita maximum
ae~fBciency until next summer. Then YOU,
WtthgyoMr waning strength, win have q
hight. harder than you have vet fought
for the territory that you now hold
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-10-06

Mrs. William Mcconnell, of Phila-
delphia, recently covered the ive-mile
marathon swimming course on the
Schuylkill river in 1 hour n 20 min
utes fiat. the fastest time ever made
by a woman over this course.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-10-06

The Kurds. who, report says. are
again engaged in their favorite occu-
patton of slaughtering Armenians,
men. women and children. are de-
the National Geographic society at
washington
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29

mama ne oipat fafii eri aiiaa. wee,
iotfa usfomme lun~astufiesia tapab.
tiineen fofo maaiImalle a%iltirnoen,
emme pubu, emmefa opeta usfotto-
main pd6ieipGn taiipaaieen ei, Suma.
la marielfoon iiitd, enfd ole llfenut
@iittaiasia fenenfddn pubuipan iiitd.
ettd usfotoin peril taiiuaan. Nutta
iisfo on ie fGii, iolla Walmistettu an.
thus otetaan ipastaan. usfo Ell ole
autuus. tGptpp ola walmiS altulls,
iobon usfomme. ga iofa pashistaa
autuuoen usfomista itieltGGn ia
miiIta, t6md ibminen m~astustaa SUI
malaa ia Sumalan alituutta. Oliiin
fabotcttli, jos npt rupeaiiin autuut-
tani e%p1ilemGGn. gluta Sierra minla
iofa betfi elamdan autuuteni usfo.
miiesia, amen! W. 8.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29
Ola iomitcttll ia ella al.
tnas on fofii cri niina.

SGnmoincn tiinti,ii minulle pfiin-
fertaiielle, fGiittGmGttomGltG &Gii-
tpfieni on t1mG: Scum SeeiuS fGrii-
%miiellGGn lopitti mailman ipnnit,
Min SumaIa tasiG iomitufiesia lopii
eli fatioi mailman onnelliiefii (. o.
outuaafii. SGrn1 lama aiia nimite-
t1Gn folmella nimelld: ioipitettr, on
nelIincn ia aitiios. SGmd tcfo fiji
loin wablpistettiin fun Seeiiis bulii
ristiIlG: "Se on tGptettp!" SGtG tc.
foo ei fristittp moi fieltGG misiGGn
iubteeSia, jos paan paremmin iitG
ojattelee.
Olen olllit Slomesia monesia fo-
foufIesia ia fGsid maosia olin Wap.
leSia, 8is. Sarfoitan niitd fofoiif.
fla, joisio on ollut feSfisteluna fofo
mailman aittlibesta. SitG on fiji
maostifin m~astustettu, mutta alma
iellaiiilln &aamatunla1iieilla, militia
eli furlii aiiiaan. Sifeaa tobistnsta
Ell ole l%optpnpt, Seeiufien tpon tdpoel-
liippttG mastaon enempGG fun Bila.
tiifien e~oesiGfdGn ei loDtpnpt eta
ISeius diff itie oIlut pabantefiid. SG.
MGn puofii minGfin nanba ia pian
tGGltG poiS miiiittatpa otan tGbGn te.
foon tlirfpani. &iin Seelis titomit-
tim, min Barbados maparitettiin IL
man tabtomattaon ia nina fpapait-
tettiin 8arrabaan fansia. Sliiin ia.
tumattoman rDoipGrin faltainen, ios
en- ti,ripaantiiiii 8apabtaiaani. =
Tlntitii fiuialliielta, fun toilet, maif.
ia tinnustaipat Seeiufien fGriineen
fofo ibmisiutpun eoestG, matta beti
ianotaan: "ei ie ole iitd fun Ell tdtd
usfota." - TGmG f6iitps ie onfin Il.
I'd, iofa tefee tafiin. EGptpb ibnte-
teIlG ettd min ieltpa aiia tefee noin
Iiiian tafrr, eta aiitiitoen tpapaits
peittbp. 2unashifiesia, raffaani, to-
pobtiii ibmtsten aiituiis ia ie Ell fos.
fam roiifee tpbidfii, eifd iiiben tor.
pitie IiiGd Ell miltddn piioIeIta. gb.
bella iibriIla on San (Seeiis) iion-
faiffiien liinastiifien Ioptdnpt -
ia faiffi fiiolemart tpangit tpapoifit
pGGstGnpt, tooistoa Maamattr.
Ola aiitiias ia pGGstd taitpanieer,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29

Seciufien usfosfa meiiatfaonIme me
.mp0s Snmalan ia Sccinficn fiinniaf.
H. cttd m~eioanfin plistps ia fiitos
laulrmme ,fuulee molli ipnnin ia iaa-
tanan manfi, ettd ~beiodnfin ipoGmis.
IA aIfaa wapista ia iortua ipabwat e.
pGlisfon mitiirit ia alfaiiipat lolita
.iiit6 autuuoesta, ionfa nautinposia
Eaawali ia elias omnt ollcet Iabes
1000 puotta. 81 beta enaG palma
tdmGn nlaan maimat. 81 fufaan enid
moi fabIeiIla iitoa eifd pilfata beta,
be Iaulaipat tainaan a~iituuoesta ia
fiittGwGt folmipbteist6 Sumalaa See
iuficn weren armosta, iofa peii bel
odn ipntiniG ia mposfin fiittawdt fiji
ia ett1 fen fartta onat ~iaaneet us
|
fonia ~luiuuoen nellie ilmituooa, eta
me mpos min mabipalla usfolla tiIr-
waiiimme Sumalan miiuttumatto-
maan ianaan, cttG Seeius iaiii ola
faiffi faifesia, emmefG epGiliii paif-
ia fofo maailma Diiutais Silmalan ia.
naa ~lpastaan.
&iitos iulle Sumalani, armostaii
faifesta, jota elinaifanani, olen iaa-
mt tintea. &iitos, iulle firffabista,
&ew6iiistd paiipistd. &iitos mposfin
raffabista, ipfipn ipnfan betfistd.
&iitos, ettG ~rufoufiet monet, mo.
net fuulit IA. aiitos, ettd pppnn0t
toilet, eiipGt ioaneet tapttpG. &iitos,
finn ma f~doesiGni aipun ioan Jun
fai,ttaii, &iitos cttG ipnnistGni pa-
paa olcn iiGfii.
&iitos iulle iofaiiesta elGmdni bet
feStG. &iitos pGimGn paistebcsta,
ninfnin piincpoestG. &itos lille tais.
t~cluista, rististGfin Sumalain, &ii-
tos ettG alma muistat, alitat mua tus-
fislain.
&iitos iulle fuffaiista, lotfa tell
lGin fufoisti. &iitos mposfin ob0af-
fiesta, jotfa mlta baaipoitti, 3iitos,
eta onnoit MULE, alrtuuteii ijdiien,
9aifesta, OF Sierra iulle, AMMAN iii
fiitofIcn. g.. 81. ACT.
Seiffo melienne, Siaf 6. Yaffo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29
nut. ia jos ban mafua epausfon un.

nut. ia jos ban mafaa e~p1uSfon UNI
ia loppliin asti, min bGnen perin-
nofieen iGd ainoastaan iianfaiffinen
belwetti. SielId ban pasta iitte be-
rad nGfemdGn, ettG fan oil olliit fer
ran aipan aut,,as Simalan Iapii.
Sitten ie toiin beltpetiltG maistrii-
fin, mutta ie ei fuitenfaan enGG mlil-
tu.
Maffaat peliet! los ibmiiiIIe, iot-
ia on faStettu Serrdi &ristnfien
fnolemaan, iaarnataan iiibeh ilrin.
taan. ettG te cite ole miclG aituaat,
ipaan wasta tuIlaan tefem1dn teioGt
altlaafii min ie iaarna on ipastoin
raamatnn oppia ia pabingollinen
Serran tpolle. Yarempi on, jos iaar-
nataan, ettd Serramme &ristus on
fitollut meioGn ipnteimme eoestG ia
nousiut bios ia tuonlt fen falltta
nellie ipntiiille malmiin alitunoen
aiman armolabiana, ia fen on SGn
pufenut meibGn pGGllemmc aipan nj
menomaon Ypbdsid f~asteesia ia fiji
I'd olctte tilleet taiipaan outliaifii ia
ppbifii. Saatte iisfoa aiman MT. ia
jofa paiipG loppunn asti. Site tu-
lette perimGGn iianfaiffilen elGmGn.
Selloinen pllbe i%aattaa fuolleet lrut
liiffumaan.
SGllG firieellGni olen tarfoittonut
flooa eiiin ielfiGn totuuben, fatio.
malta fumpaafaan puolta, ettG rita
lafaiii. Sos luommtc npfp11n iilmG-
pfien European, Min nGemlme mitG
rita aifaaniaa.
SIiIin fowasti iloinen Jos iaiiin
joiltafin pcljistG tai iiiarista pfii-
tpiien firieen, iiIld monasti iieluni
faipaa Iobtutlsta. Miun fplGsiG. jos
ia iaa baripa ie pGilbd taistella SSii.
malan ficltGmps- oppia pastaan. H.
iein tuntull FUN %ieiioiIi mprsfpn re-
pimGnG loilpan ~fannella, iofa aie-
lebtii parlbaawan mcren aalpifolla.
&aubon iatamaa ei pieIG ollenfaan
nap. 8eliet ia %iiiaret, rufoilfaa SiGa
bengesid ia totuuoesia, ettd SGn
wobpiStoiii usfoamme, ettd paGiem-
me fotiin iosfuS fl,mminfin.
Siis toimosia piirr1n oiotteenifin
taban:
Tifoloi &arlion,
.20or 1914 Grosbp, @irn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29
8iiiasten miesten laninmtOja tmpa'
fasta ia jmppottelnsta.
Snpaffa airan0en
fppnG q.

%fppnG.
3rofesiori g. o. &jcllberg f%irjoit-
taa: "Supofan fGpttdminen on tar
pectonto, iilld monta muoiitubotta o.
pat mailman moimoffaimmot ia
miiiaimmat foniat elGneet tupafatta;
ie on pmmGrt1m1tont1, iillG ie tuot-
toa iluria f%rstannufiia, joista ei ole
mit1Gn bpotpa; ie on mabingollista,
iiIlG ie tlirmclee ibmisten termepoen
ia febnontaa iufufuntaamme."
Sri Tarfer: "Sifaricn ia nllllsfon
tefiioitG olen boitanlit iairaaloisia ia
pfiitpiiesti. ia olen baipainnlt, ettG
icIldiiet benfil6t eimat ole tabtoneet
moioa festGG fuumetta ia tautcia.
Sc jolituipat belposti fulfutultien ia
balmaufien iaaliifii. Samoin on til
pafan purcfiiioin ia polttajain laito."
Snpaffa a bermostumi-
Yrof. Santeion Glotlista f%irjoit.
toa: "@ariinfin ELECTROMAGNETIC
benfil0iSiG aibcuttaa pitfullinen TT.
pafan wGGrinfGptto nieinfin iaira-
Lolita mlrlitofiia bermostoon. I'd.
man taipaIlilena tuntomerffinG on
%berimostiinut Iefpotomllis ia unetto-
nuns, pGGniGrfp ia pporrptps".
Tri Starter: "Siipaffa on epGiIe-
malta bpipin tapalliiena ippnd bal.
maufieen."
Sri Sollp: "@n tunne mitddn
muuta pabetta, iofa tuottaiii Min
paIion mabinfoa, fuin tipafoiminen.
sc iiiGItGd iefd mieteIpfien eta pc
tofien. 2iiafii raiittumit bermosto
tnntee Iiemennpsta betfefii, miitta
beifontitli mibooin f~iibotufieSta. Wi-
nltlla on pitfdninen fofemiis aitpo-
tailtien boi6osta, ia olen tparma iiitG,
eta tiipafoiminen on erittdin mabin.
eolIinen tapa. On tunne mitGGn
muiita ipptd, iofa min belposti moi
aifaoniaaoa Observation-Disclosures, ia 10.
ia fen iob6osta tiiottaa elimeIliiiG
~paiirioita aitpoibin."
Tmpaffaia fbopa.
Irof. Santeion firioittoa: "Monei
IGGfGrit oipat ~eiittdneet p6teipid TO.
6iStiifiid fiitd, eta tipafan poltto tai
purefiiminen i%aattaa oibeiittaa pa.
ban tolioirt, nimittdin ipotpGn bilt.
Tin tai fieIeen - ei o~ifeastoan min,
eta t,ipoffa ipnnpttdiii ipOpda (tGmd
ipp on tintematon); mitta tiipoffo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-29
Olistps ia tiitos.

@utta ppuolipon aifana of Yaa-
mali ia Silas rufoufiisia %plistden
Sumalaa fiitospiriilld ia mangit,
jotfa iiellG olipat fen mons fuulimat.
ZIP z. IS: 20.
Mnttaia- lebben lufiiafunta. @nii
ferran terpebodn teitG baialla aiu-
mia Serran ormolapiia.
2uomme tGsiG miutaman iilmGpf-
len noioen faboen Serran palmeliian
claman ~maibeiiiin, jotfa onat, iuuiri
pafanain apostoli Yaamali ia bGnen
ieltralaiienia Silas. SGmG l1be.
tpsmatfa oil nellie iuuremmasta
merfitpfiestG fuin toilet ldbetps-ret.
fet. SiitG ippstG, ettG tGmG oil en-
limdineu ferta fuin G%uropasIa iaar.
nattiin elpanfeliumi ristiinnaulitns-
ia Seeiuflesta mailman papabta.
iasta. GrGs nGfp SumaIolta oil iob.
oattanit nGiben fabben emanfelistain
matfan European. Sc tuliipat 81.
lippiin, @afebonian pGGfaupunfiin.
Siimalan fGsfpstG be olfoipat tGal-
Ia iaarnaamaan epanfeliumia ia
taalld oil pfii purppurain mppjd
2ppoia nimeltG, iofa oil Sumalaa
pclfGGipGinen. @bfd bGn oil Iufcnut
lpanban testamentin profeettain en-
nustufiia tulefpasta mailman 0a.
pabtaiasta. iota bGn ript ifdipdIld o.
botti. Scum ban full noioen cnan.
feliumin iaarnaaiain to6istafpan, Ct
t1 ie bGnen ifGm0imGniG mailman
@apobtuia 10 of @olgatan ristill1
fuolllt mailman ipntein folpittaja-
no, Min bdn ia bdnen perbeeniG ns-
foiipat tGmGn ia tulifpat uuoen ipr-
tpmiien peion fautta pboistetpfii
&ristltfien ia bGnen ieli%rafuntania
j1lenefli F.. Mutta be iaimat pian TO.
fea eta &ristufien ctpanfeliumi Gut
ropasiafin oil t%oiiille elGnnGn Dojli
elGmGfii ia t~oiiille fuolcman baiu
fiioIemafii.
NGisiG liietliisia ianoisia tapaam.
me nlto molemmat Siimalan miebet
wanfeubesia, beiodn paatteenia o.
mat reipitpt. beiodn ielfdnia riff
~ritosfittu, beibGn ialfania fopasti
maipotilt iilld ialfapuulla, jobon
manginipartiia oil beioGn a%iettnnut,
~estGGfieen beioGn pafenemasta.
On puolip0n aifa, mutta ipicld ei-
wGt niio fafii manfia, ole nuffuneeet,
opatfo beioGn fGriimiienid maifpat
ia npfpinen furia aiemania farfoitta-
meet iiren beiodn iilmistGGn, itfemGt-
fo ia malittamatfo be, fotpaa fobta-
loania, fatiiipatfo be iitG betfed jol-
loin nastaan ottitpat fltlumlflen
eipanfeliumin palpelufie cen, piibu-
uatfo be fesfenGGn eta eifo ie ole
parempi fun bpIidtddn Serra, ionfa
tGb6en ndin palion paitpaa %iaaoaan
fGriiG, ianopatfo be toiiilleen, ettG
Jos mieIG pGGstGGn tparlfeuoesta ipa-
paafii, min ei enGd tdmdn iGIfeen
p,ibiita mit6dn ipntisten aiitliuoesta.
81 mifddn mainitlista aiista ole ipp-
nd bei6Gn onnettomititteenia, aipar
toiieIlaiiet tiinteet pitdtuGt beitd tpaI-
tpeiIIa.
yst6ipG,, jos Iiitilet ridioen miles,
ten t~iinteneen itieniG "onnettomifii,
min petpt i~rniresti. Ole ruarma, ct.
I'd BE t,iniitpat itienid onnelIiiemmaf-
II fuin moni rubtinas waItaistii.
meIIaar, biiomaa mitd beistd fcrro.
taan.
HuoIipon oifona of YootpoIi ia
SiIas rufoufiisia, plistdin SiimaIoo
fiitosuirfiIld. Sierra Seeiiis of III
paitfienfa m1ifaon panfiIon ipnfds-
I'd fopisiafin palpeIiiainia fansid.
Sanoon Iiiottoen oIitpot be tuofitiite.
int bdnen IdsndoIostaar. Sc tiin.
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1pnnDftaa ZEN tlleD0ufleh 1ota rn''
maa tietd iptpdIle. ellie paifalle,
misiG iifari tai piipun imufe lepdd,
mdt, on nabtp euiifii Iimafalmon tur-
wonneen; tGstd on iitte moncsia to-
pallfiesia febittpnpt ipopd."
Tupaffa ia rnnan n
uIatus.
Fri Miisiep ianoo: Greboptddn
fun usfotaan, cttd tupafoiminen nali-
ia parantaa ruiianiuIatusta. Tupdf-
ia aibeuttaa iamoin FUN muuttin
nautintoaineet iuuri fen lelpottomiiit-
Den tunteen, jota balutaan poistaa.
Sos toiiaanfin on totta, eta rui.aa-
iulatus paraniii tlpafan fdpttdmiies-
I'd. min mitcn iitten i%elitetddn ie, eta
uieimmat iaa!pat paremman ritofabd-
lun, paremman ruuaniulatlficn Ia
alfatpat farttua painosia, lafattuaon
tupaffaa tapania mlfaan fapttamds-
to-"
Sri Sarris Nem Worfista: sos
fin tupaffa joisiafin tapaafiisia iof'
iifin aifaa nGpttGG liepentGD1n tpat.
ian fiibotusta, min tulee ie aian pitt
fGGn bcifontumaan ia melfein tibea-
maan ruiianiulatufien."
Supaffa ia imopottelu.
Supaffa Ell ainoqstaan ole bplist-
tGpG len tGboen, ettG le on mabingol-
linen t~eripepoelle. On monta muuta
tGrfedtd ipptd fen bplfGGmiiecn. Gus
fin milloinfaan tapaa %iuomaria, tuS-
finpa fobtuullistafaan iuomaria, 10.
ia eli iamalla f1ptG tupaffaa taipaila
tai toiiella. On nimittdin iiten, eta
tupaffa ipnnptt1G mGfeiuan iuoman
j%anoa."
Sri Yeraire firioittaa: "Siipafoit-
iiioisia fobtuullinen tupafan fdgtto
ipnnpttdd %janoa."
Sri Selloen: "Supaffa IN niitten
~fiuiausten fetiuien enlimainen ren-
gas, joibin nuoriio ioutilu ia niiatd
ieuraamot belposti mGfeipien iuo-
mien fGptto, fapaffaelGmd ia wielG
pabemmatfin ieifat."
Sri Siliperifi6Ib: "Ne omat bar-
not, jos plceniG on fet1dn, iotfa ei-
m1t ole bo~ipainneet, ettG l%pdfijuoma-
ia tupaffamafu iopipat Min ibmeen
bnpin pbteen. Sifari eli maistit mill
loinfaan muulloin min bpip1ltG fuin
punsiiloiin jGlfecn, eifG miIloinfaan
tunne iellaista ipetoa oluceieen, paIo.
piinnan ia foniaffiin fliin iaatuaan
iifarin iulbunia. 2ilfemattomat 0.
mot ne nuorufaiiet iotfa iaipufe on
boufutellut lain dGreen. sos tilpa-
fan fGptto tliottna monta ia iuurta
ipaaraa, min otpat ne fuitenfin faiffi
iperrattain pGbGpGt0iiiG iiiben toi-
ieen waaraan nGboen, ionfa tupaffa
min belposti ia GdrettomGn uiein t,o
mifanaar. Sc on p6femien iitoati-
en-. fGptto."
Supaffa la rifoIIiiuus.
Suurin faifista tnpafan tlotta-
mista ~lpaaroista on f%uitenfin ie, ettG
ie iobtaa iulriin rifofiiin maan la-
feia mastaan ia ipntiin Sumalaa
ipustaan.
Fri Sellben firioittoo: "GttG tuar.
talis ia miiut t0rfe1t rifofiet osuot
iparmasia iubteesia .tiipafan fGst-
to0n, mGittGmGt monet, ei ipaon I1G.
farit, mutta mposfin fasmattaiat.
wanfilan iObtaiat ia mnl,t."
Sopuioinmisia tGmGn fansia on
ie, mitG tlomari Stubbas firioittao
Snoianan "SSlibenile Gourtisla":
"Wiimeisten 20 flltfouoen faIuesln
on minun tdptpnpt taomita 1 ,2OS
niiorufaista ia neitosta, tp~ariiufin
niioriitaiiia, iiiiremmista ia m6besn.
mista rifofiista. OIen ctiinpt lsp.
to tdban rifolIiiuaben iriireen IiiGdn.
tpmiieen mtoriiosia, ia Glen botpaim.
nut, eta iuurinpatn ia tpoimaffaiu,.
pana ippnG tdbGr titrnioon on ou,,t
The Tupelo journal., 1915-01-22
Was Very Much In.

The collector was after a dead beat
and there were rumor that he was ID
more serious trouble even than owing
debts. The collector WIS told to get
after him at once and run him down
before anybody else got hold OF MIN.
So he chose a time of day when the
d. b. would be most likely to be at
home and went to his house and rang
the bell. The mans wife came to the
door. your husband is I'M" he said,
sternIy-he made a statement rather
than a question of it. She locked scared
and answered. Yves, sir" Il want
to see him at once" he went on, very
severely. why, you can't see him,
she answered. Hes in, and yet cant
see him? I'd like to know why
can't" Because he's III for SIX
months" she sobbed, and shut the dooI
in his face.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-01-22
Borrowing on Insurance.


It wouldn't look nice for a man to
give his wife and children doughballs
when the doctor had prescribed quiz
nine in order that the husband and
father might resell the drug to the
chemist. Seem like a case OF false pre-
tense, wouldn't it?
| have talked to insurance men who
say that borrowing money on a lie
policy is akin to the doughball opera
ton. Recently published figures, how
V show that nearly 100000, goo Is
now borrowed in that way. 1t is also
said that nine out Of every ten dollars
so borrowed is never ~repaid-this abb
stracting a big part OF the quinine out
of the capsule left for the family.
To check the tendency to borrow,
the companies have advanced interest
rates TO six per cent, but heretofore
agents have made the ability to borrow
on a policy one of the allurifg features
of insurance. | suppose it would be a
happier situation all around if putting
a mortgage on the insurance you take
out for your family's protection were
made as obnoxious as robb1ng you
baby's bank.-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-01-22
Lucky Prisoners.

Whatever may be the fate Of politi-
cal prisoners in Portugal, ordinary Of
tenders have a pretty easy time of it.
The windows of the lowest tiers OF
cells are often quite close to the
ground and they are frequently stu
ated neal some public highway. Pris-
oners are permitted to ask aims of
p~assers-by, and tourists may often be
seen in the act of giving a man a coin
under the very eyes of the soldier on
guard. Where the windows of tie cells
are high above the ground the occu-
pants let down bags or small tins by
means of long pieces of string or cord,
and there'is one prison in Oporto, close
to a church, where such a receptacle
is continually dangling before the eyes
of folks going to and from the church.
These contributions enable the prison
ers to purchase many little luxuries
from their accommodating jailers.-
Wide World Magazine.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-01-22
ABOVE SUCH LITTLE MATTERS
How a Foreign Tour Affected the
Business Attitude of a Brook
Ign Grocer.

A thrifty Brooklyn grocer. who be-
gan his career of C driving a de-
livery wagon. became ambitious after
he had bought out his former en-
ployer and for two o three years was
doing far better than ever and thought
he would make a European trip as
others were doing who hadn't as much
money as he had, He arranged his
business for a three months absence
and sailed away on a big ship, says
the Argonaut.
In due course he returned, and his
foreign experiences had pulled him up
amazingly. He stuck to his grocery,
but he looked down upon it with dis
dain and never lent a hand to his
clerks as once he did.
One day he was standing in front
looking over the arrangement Of the
various articles usually displayed in
front of groceries, and a lady came by
who was one of his old customers.
She looked around a minute or so for
what she wanted and found it. "Oh,
Mr.. Blank" she said, what are the
potatoes worth?' But he made no
reply. Not he. John" he called to
a clerk inside, John, coms4A-here
and tell the lady what potatoes are
worth"
The Tupelo journal., 1915-01-22
MATTER or CASTE FEELING
Real Reason for Custom of Indians
and Asiatics Travelling Always
in Sissgie File.

When the indians travelled together
they seldom walked or rode two or
more abreast, but followed one an
other in single file. 1t has been thought
by some that this practice resulted
from the lack of roads, which COM
PEELED them to make their way through
woods by paths.
If this were the real reason for the
practice, then we should expect to find
that the tribes who lived in open coun,
tries travelled in company as do
whites.
The true reason for journeying, as
the Indians did, IL single file, seems to
be a feeling Of caste. This feeling was
at the bottom of other customs of the
Indians.
This popularity is Asiatic. How 1t
has warped and disfgured Hindu life
is we'll known. Home is scarcely posi-
BILE where it prevails. To the women
and children domestic life is bondage.
The women of a Chinese household
are seldom seen on the street. The
children, when accompanying their
father, follow him at a respectful dis
lance in single file, and in the order
of their ages.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-01-22
Trustees Sale Notice.

Pursuant to the provisions Of a GER
tain deed Of trust executed by Peter
Coleman and his wife. Mary Coleman,
on the goth day Of January, A. D..
1913, To secure certain Indebtedness
therein mentioned to Bonds, Young
blood 4 Co. which deed of trust is
dolly recorded in the chancery clerks
ofice. of Lee county, Miss. in deed
record book No. 112, page 1913, | will,
as trustee in said deed of trust, on the
9Th day of February, A. d 1915. at
Bank of Baldwin. Baldwin. Miss,
within legal hours, offer for sale at
pubic cutlery to the highest b oder for
cash, the following described property:
Forty acres of land of the south half
of the northeast quarter of section d.
township 7, range 7, that lies west of
the ditch. said strip contains forty
acres, more or less; and the northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter of
section A. township Z, range 7, all in
Lee county. Miss. and for a more
definite description see deed from W.
W.. Enos to Peter Coleman dated Nov.
8, 1902.
Such tile conveyed as is vested in
me as trustee aforesaid.
This 14th day of January, 1915.
43-4t +. l.. O'SHIELDS, Trustee.