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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

- hUnsse ffea ID aeDsunms ~ ~
f&xhaes That ~cusd hxsss noshanxz &c
do with these banA1Et1. nUs later rni&ns
greatly interiors with ths0 wcrks TO
which had been assigred- lind two
dusfessto perforra--so the army. ana 10
lthiaf helpless gtrt;s which wasa peEas
Enourf ts By any chance they ctashed!
I could net answer, bur did coMoEer'
lena which came irst--I must sasef
Nnreen Harwood from thse Euercsasss
clutch OF Anae CovsD- Unjust reuaans
with her Legally. until she was safe In
the protection Of friendsS possihay /
coaia accomplish this. ard sril retain
nay secret.
+ is there any other WRyT out of neres
Miss Nornen?" asked scarcely above
a whisper. ANY opening leading TO tns
rooss"
I Il nave never seen ONE. though 0ftsn
TN here wflsn II was a. child"
Then uury only means or eseape IL
by the ladder. and we dare not venture
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

'You Damn Co~arii What did Yea
Tcil2~
that until assured those fellows have
really left, Do You hear any sound
lleipwg'
We both listened In nreathiessf sas
ienre. bat M nuiss reached uEs with
any diattnrtness., Il Thought & caught
tue selso af al voice. hirt il snnntisd
from outside this tInnse--possihiy
someone yelling a. repartt from ths
sfahie
Shall r risk exploring" L asked
dnunfruily. Theirs iza surely 40 one
On TINS door axcaut. Nichols, and |
Judge tisa has besn knocked untt for
same time. We can hardly wait. here
fur liiina to recover, and give us frss
1agsase. What action du ynn think We
ought to take?''
81 certainly have ao2 desire to re-
main here longer than in necessary
ssie answered calmly, hut + do MOI BE-
lieva these men have all left tils house.
Sarna NAV ns mitHlis In the storm
searching for tracs az In. bnt there are
others surely ON guard nsiow., DID
var hear thatT A huife feil On tho
ffnur. Someone is eating In the dining
rualn.''
II am going to lift this sr1ttie. pos.
sibir some light may tilter IN this
stairs
tn he cnETINUEnsA
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

ing them from tiie dnnr. and mounted
recisiassiy Already rnen were an the
stairs, tfls sieAan of An approaching
Light refisntinx along che sidewalks.
Tlisr~ wax light dnarsng atsuva, ant
MifIlcirnt spass iu which To Enuve ftae~
iy,, although aunld seH anthinH. nut
even the hreathiess sira ~ my aitts.
sraxefiiar We aranpest tho upper rungs.
amt drew M taaH ladder sliding III tn
bnhiud ns an tina dooE This scnttis
cnvar wan an hinges, and Ii Slipped
aver the sstze OF The hnis noisaiasxiY
Wa iiav there PRESSED closely together
In Silent suspense We eullid diassn.
Sz,ast tina apaninH aud CLOSING Of
tinarrs, and thu sound at vnicaS calling
to u,siers on thu dnnr neinw, 0ncs
same follow. apparently Just beneath
I'M, r4upsa anr an OATH
Wall NY Cod. Saek. dn you aipunse
Nlrhnia haa tarsd play such y dsifTisd
ts~rH an ma and susieAaad 10 the ssris'
"Taanxsd sf knaws" wan tiie ssiiicn
sauiv. .nut II ian't lunk iika saar wsa
q soul IN thu house,
/ II ceit far hand touch nina softly.
and ssnt any haaxt until asr lips wsrs
az my ear,
arhst wan Anse Cowaai,' slia Wits.
perwt. II reruxnise tnaf eaica What
/ az yon snppnse they viii do nows
| NY anaers rsxhtsned their grip. t.ia
men bslssw amt moved an. tAeir voicss
| gramnisn9 asnnx tho hail
( They viii discover ths preacisF
| presently sasst, ssadeavor.nx no znaass
nay words - reaSsuyfn9 ~ pnssahle. Il
aniy wander ttey hsHe aversonited nana
/ 10 long, supposed H. would make "a
u nnfcry.s
Il aha drsw III ner nreafn sharply. and
sas up. Tha movements waa noasaissa
naf III tise instant az intsnse salHncs
i waaua nniluwsd. ~ haaxsf nAIaw ~ the
i asddsn souna ne skrixxse y mnsfssd
voice calling rnr Aercy. the shufisns
1 % no1g neina hauled forwart across
tae apnr Then ssxneene rSn alcnx tns
nals oa1Htnx iatat beneath aa
ii sMnnx nav& rcG Eaund. Kaiayw .
waa Anss,A vufcs raarinx aNS the Tsa1
rasans 'sAhs rss aid Hnr aus Gut OF ~,
| h6is Aays Nov - nsrs, yr0 eanfsnl
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04
A ThIT or CIVIL STpIl
9. DEfNIFS

audible Wait there iii one chance
sfiil that IRE may tfsccfve thsrn.'
1 "A way leading ont. yua5 mean ~
secret paxsaGef"
\ No, batS D. srcs where we might
hide, and be Overlooked. ii ara sure
more of these men lcnow this hanss;
amaze Gowau has never been irsxsdsf on
are from bevona the mountains. IL
tlseys de. not lind tia here when thay
search they viii believe we have ss~
capped
''They viii discover tho rsrracheEs'' r
protested. get with 81 fnintk tfarnbs of
hops. Tie viii be heard from pres
entity. and they will learn tbs truth
from him.
MI me- ksIuws-~ynS bszt that is not
rntfcfi He cannat tse sure that wa have
NOT had time In which to- set safety
aseny.ts
She drew ms b&rk. and T yfsided to
the sraap III laer hand. The a&rfsn~ss
was irstsnse, buf She moved swiftly
fnd surety as though knowing init.
lrnafeay every ifsrh ~ this way: her I'm.
gcrn tsyuetsink mime we're warrn and
firm, no longer trembling. The door
iinl 'front.' crashed. ana an nxth rufnbisd
3tluwassis To tfIs rcxr d light flashed, its
rBffscticn rsddenins the snirg Aidsd
by isE distant fiieksr we rncedi hack
down tina upper hall To where IL mars
Eruwed. A ladder stood there lsaainx
upward To n small scuftis abovsg I'm
stantiy my mind grasHedi hsr pj&u--
tbs attic. n we cuuid attain the satic
lSnse~ns drawing tiiss ladder up after III
and lowering the cover orer the hole,
our rressssce In the fousef might re.
main tfnsuspected.
III sse Whist you rnexu.' said swift
ly Coup first. Miss Hurnen. hurry =
4 aiash crepf through tias narrow scut.
tiehoie, hrr supple. slender aady and.
ing easy paHsage. With two silnwe al
my beet q inasensdi the supports, ffes-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

aagan 60 understand eaa stAta Of
AFFAIRS nnw.s paecinx faias and that 10.
xassaar, lying rnara in 1ns darkness.
Issraninx anr snma suund &C xlidHnsa
r,snn bsiuw I cnnid hnar tho snft
nra&ralnx az enc girl &C my side. but
siia did NOT spsak ar move aaa had
overheard All that was said sha must
aiaa raalixa gully saia ahsert af taesa
msa. and shs desperation at aar DaHi.
ton. Wand sl,a continue 20 srasf
mss To neituvs in nay pnrpnsa. on nast
tina words &C asfgagaI spoken BY Aasa
Cawan and KaigT lsft . STING OF sun
pssssnn hsnsndr &c siasy asad, sauid
1ara % confess tha Erarhs fsialg raueal
my ssisnfstY. amt thus lsasa tina tars
af ny serret mIssian in aer hands,
Eier Sweepstakes mast naturally ns
wtsA sse CnAn farcsAs aaa vamit sa~
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

Are Usually Fresf, ana Clear anft AMI
veivefy, Try Chs.

The Soap to- cleanse and purify this
Ointment to- seothes and heal. Thus
:hase sunercreaIny elnpilients prnmnre
md maintain ths natural purity and
beauty of ttsa skim. scalp, hair and
lands under conditions which Ii neg.
ected might CiisfiErre them.
Sample each fres2 by mail with Bunk.
Address postcard, Cnttcura, Dent. Ky,
BOSTON. Sold svervwtIera=-adv..
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

Going lnsvn.s
The pastor looked over his s.assas
and shook his uncut locks.
Carrying out my original deniara'
tioH.' he said. Tin about tn call the
names of those persons who ara now
asieepl in the congregation. "JnfIn
Stactpoie.'''
There was M RESPONSES.
'*Jofln 5iactsuoiai"
The stout man stirred again..
He darwin In al minute he ttrowsily
called. Keep things hot for ms"
The pastors voies rang ont..
/ ''Yon'rea going dnvz, all right. Iuhna
Stuckpole,'' he rnarest; and things
Will be- kept. very. very hot fnr yen!
Let usg now sing the ninefynintt
hyTun.'
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04
Compromise.

iInlnihss mother hat proInissti tn
give nirn five osnts avs4y day provtfi,
I'd he would keen ont uf mischief.
The other day when the boy aarne
anme from school. sne apaneti her
curse and asked: Have ynu hean a
good bay today Iinmie?''
The youngsler hesitated a moment
and than said: I'm tell yau what.
mother. Yuu gtva me- two cents anu
ssk no questions
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

Fur a really ina cnffas 1T a nnd.
sI-ata prtca.. drink Denisnu's Ss.z.1nia
Brand. Sic the Ill.,. In scaled sanH..
Only una merchant in each hnwn
sells Sa.ninaia. F your grocer iHnft
the one, write the DeniaGn Cnffee Gu.
Chicago. far souvenir and the mama
1r your Seminole dealer.
Buy tiis 4 H. Canister Cam tor S1-0A
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

Where was tt tiie studanEs Ut this
aailege had such a hruiI last year,
T grless ii was en the griiiran.'
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

''Dn gu,r think it liz prufirasIie tnr q
man Ia be d chauffeur
Well. Id Isl a business IN which la
CHI certainly manage ia raise the
DUST
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

Al man newer gets over thinking dow
smart he is To have almost succeeded
at anything,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04

Voc ssray Haars buE Tired Eyes
maize us Inais aider than Wa ara. ksep your
Eyes Young and Yau will Look yaung After
the Movies always Murine Your Egas-
DON'T teii Fuur age.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-11-04
oHSrTHHs vItl--4ssrssmsss.

Hs rus so ssdw. tfiats II thrust him
rpuahiy through tiIs oDenins. and
caoss1 NINA locsted the dnor rms sfrfl
had usaeed tho lasnus on Is tnbls, and
~ = turned, herr syex met mine.
fSuppDse tiieys~ siasy fhii til, conner
sasss auestisnsd fffs couid nan sef
puts lts misiits dts iii tiasre.''
Little stAuser Of their NOT cnrnins.
AAsysssw r prefer rfshtns that fsiiowss
iifs rsstiisv than yours III he reMllv a.
p.eM1fssr7r
''YSs ts isas church. 40 the Cross.
roaass Il iIsMsvI him preach no 81 camp
ms0tii1G He waE isarp bsforea wfen
Tcasss WIFE died ana condnrtsd the
hlMsrni!
'rofnT ouesof tie servantsy~
! YaN, my fatharss body servant. Hes
srcofnpanisdl him tn tfle army The
fsAfD rushed tn har eyes. ditnminR
them, md her isand tunriscd rHy alsSves
"0h. liesiteHxnt. a. you really suupsse
izs IiAs besu isilisds''
We can only hope. Il answered,
catcfitss my breath uuickiy .'nsiehnlsl
naAy hAve tuid tliats ftsr q purposes
dssaarea tu snaiee yuu fssi helpless and
aiOne nut we cas1not stnnd here and
tsik Ypn know tl1e way ana can guide
as hi ti1s dasss. can yon netT It will
lba sMfer NAT tu Ieave tina lamp burn.
Ing
Il l,isw thu light umt without WAITING
fDr M answers and took lier hand in
miita
Il Now you INSIST le&si.. q said sortiy
We Will 90 iswu tiis back stnirs.s
We slipped ont into this lialI to-
aethsE aer clasp on my fingeru WARN
and confident. and Il closed the door
or tlis Dum bAisiad I'm MY hand en-.
cuusitsrpa tiss aHlueter rail, aud SHE
ind tnites 4 siassa Hssn downward
wissn we fisassi Il vuics bHlnws ana tiie
sfMsiil uf what waH probably tisA stock
oK n rlilAe dm thu outer dpnr Al sAcnnd
slow fells followed NY tiia sound an
sEllntAsnR wc0ds rlis vnica cams
sisas.ssF. cissxeF.s \ onuld distinguish
tbs words
'sNoM amos nrrs. Kailyt rheress
motiiin9 to- b. afsatdg Of maaE ascak Il
d fDpt I0wsr dowsi. ~ 4 can raacis tiis
Msy where ID Anssg "a yuH know,
Jtsassf'
''iae ~ MN ara round 'front.' SONS
fsilnw answcred fiuAswsiy "-rhars d
nustut winder tilass vsr saw ttams
iislat M stsaiS di,in't ferr''
sssurs- thu curtis ysrs MI right. Dn,
NJ dhn't link q. In TIA uroachsr wan.
wc1sun In aut afe~asi. an wus wattan
esr IN ter show NJ rirst. Idesys you
K~lls, Nv ma aiaolt an tlaet ciutke
Sais nlfrmnk l,.rx against ma with i
MtsIA sanSsaest ery, aasa 4 held her sinae
va wsra hi tina ts~p. caught bet~eer
sass diuainw tkws
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-08
ANOTHER DICK AND ANOTHER DAMN

HERE must be such science eepathy possibly
the Bonanza published poem
Tarvia Weekly
slippery Dick Salt
politics.
Dckery
the municipal clock;
go
he
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-08
SOMETHING TO HOPE AND WORK FOR

outside army, soldiers
~ ain has able bring this
Australia Those colonies had the their
had the right legitimate thing
their
labor, they have drawn tariff protection around them.
had Then a
her and
old mothers and the
the old isle
When the Dakoa prices
which English
been really would yeomanry
English
do it, lest their which
injured The the in
Take people hope poverty
quickly conclusion
reached by Judge Goodwin in his Weekly
When this shall finally itself of
and
eadjust her
which honestly country Alright
the that the teaching which
given honest employment that the hopes aspirations
When this done
this swiftly followed by
the individual healthy only true
the individual has something
keep his hopes
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-08
NEvADAs soRDlD SCHOOL FUND

odd condition that prevails regards the the
balance
The will remembered indebted
the legislature called
what hand leaving the
100000
pethoric
millions dollars the United
Idaho
meralda White
drawing of 5 $4,000
At the the throughout
school school bonds would
nearly year
interest and with millions the
be relieved the burden
n n evidence zen OF many years..
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-08
DEPENDENCY OF MINING NEWS

people
visit the refused is
but for that the admission for the
Intentionally that the stock
n
0
will
purchased
cond
deposit
public
definite authoritative information
standing its bottom.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-08

Sing Something for them to pac
awaiting fields and pastures probably
Philadelphia Inquirer
mbuger cheese has been received New York from
likely held by Germans Tor
falL-Ios Angeles Times.
with prohibition in Ohio that Pres
II
the question of who's who, anyway?-Pitsburg Gazette
that he is sole heir estate Of
N this like
hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Journal
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-08
CLIPPED AND CREDITED

coins
nickels.-Boson Advertiser.
married times then killed
was o laer-Balmore sun
Saonk OF
o sluk!"-San Antonio Express
exchange selling
stand up ali day % saw Detroit Free Press
Thomas A. machines will decide
good elections aeadyCey
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-08
ry Dickery Dock

president finally declared preparation
looking putin
president prepare TO
WARMTH Mr. Bryan
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-08

understand il, McAdoo
purchase trap with preparedness.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-07

The result, Of yesterday election indicates lhe
trend oi the public mind IN Amarillo u Is an
absolute endorsement Of the progressive policy OF
be rify administration
The handsome majority received by Mayor
BeaaIcy over his two opponents is % compliment
of which BE- has every reason 10 be- proud j.
tends 10 show hat % goodly portion oi the voters
ol Amarillo are convinced of Mr. BeasIeys hon
esiy Of purpose and are willing 10 entrust the do
ties oi the highest office within the uft Of the city
in be hands for another Two years At least
The overwhelming majority given tommfs
roner B,wn, over hls opponen, IS evidence per 81
tba, be- has Iosi none Of be popularity with the
voters of Amarillo and lha, they still rcpose n
him the same .ouidenoe which be has enjoyed
Ior many years past
The News regrets lhc defeat Of Commissioner
fsh he hss rendered the city competent and
conscientious service during the past year and W.
believe .n retaining tined men when they have
proved competent and true 10 duty whether en-
gagged Boo publ. office or IN private business
But since Mr. Calle has been honored by
election thc DAILY News bows gracefully to the
ei of the majority and trusts that the newly
elected commissioner will prove his worth and
ueul the trust which has been rcposcd m him
W. have no reason 10 doubt that Mr. Callrll will
be- equal 10 the occasion and will heartily JOIN in
HE program OF progress so we'll begun by the
present City Commission.
Amarillo is entering upon d period OF new
hlc and an era OF development The CITY gov
eminent ia a large measure, may further or re-
iard this movement, OF advancement What the
e commission has accomplished m this respect dur
ing the pas, year has been set forth IN these col
umns heretofore hat the same policy shall be
continued In the future we arc now reasonably
assured
Il o. a matter OF qualification 10 all Interested
% the material welfare OF the city to know that
there b. 10 be mo- rctrogrcssion m our municipal
affairs As the Mayor tcrsrly puts It IN has state
mcnt published elsewhere IN these columns. II
h1ll bc my policy 10 give you jus, the kind of
government you want We want progressive
government, an up.to date city government an
efficient economical model city government
And We know we will get IT, SINCE We have had
taste OF iha, sort OF government, during the past
year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-07
DOCTORS SAID
HE HAD DR0PSY

Some time ago had au attack OF
grippe which finally e'tIcd BOO my
kidneys and bladder dociored with
the doctors and 'hcy claimed ] mad
dropsy tried other remedies and
got mo- relief from auy of them Ny
condition was such thar ! was un-
able 20 work for about two months
and the annoying symptoms caused
me great deal o' trouble and
pain { was hardly able 10 turn over
100 bed. Seeing one OF your Alma
macs. decided 10 give Or kIlmer 81
Suamp-Root "a trial aud after TAX
ing several BOTTLES was able 90 co.
sumo my work again ! cannot say
ton much la praise Of your Swamp.
Root as the results in my ease yer"
truly wonderful
Yours very truly
ROBERT BALLARD.
Mansfield pa
Sworn aud subscribed before mc,
this 1tu day OF May. 1872
RAY e LONGBOTUDM
Notary Public
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-07
SPRlNGTINE ~ MAINE.

The boys are now n punte and soows down
20 Gundalow cove catching the fishes which are
good only before the water gets warm IN the
spring OF the year
Day hy day ono watches the tassels OF the
alder and the fluffy blossoms of the pussy willow
unfold
On. wonders when Il will be muddy going.
and IT the mud will be very deep this spring. as
% hos been ohenumcs u springs past
One goes down cellar and break, off the
sprouting tops of bcc,s and carrots and ancles he
ls compromising q wonderful salad for the delec-
,ouou oi himscIl and ucghbors
It u.s. however nothing but preliminary to
the spung ousr,lcanus when the cellar windows
arc taken out and screens inserted One can
praise God tor the coming OF real spung this
year os lu former years Bangor News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-07
In Er.torr Grcgorlnn lhanl.

Special tH The News
BALTIMORE. 800 April o.
steps looking 90 O. .toraioH of tue
Gregoriau chant 600 ths Catholic
churches OF the world aill ue taken
at the second annual convention Of
the Society OF 81 Gregory which
met ln this city today FOR three
DAYS session The society is com
posed OF Catholic orEau..i- aud
chorimasters OF America Cardinal
Gibbons attended tlo special ma
with which the convention Na- open
ed al the cathedral this morning
Rev T. q Dyer president OF the
society presided and Archbishop
Keaue of Dubuque delivered the SER
mon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-07

'The Recognition and Employment
~ EauEellsts Rev a Smith
Roaring Springs
The Problem OF Circuit Reyiyals
Rev Geo u Fort Turkey
How 10 Make the Prayer Meet
ing Worth While" Res o s Dick
naon. Kress
Preserving and Pf0motus ne
EFlnfe.is'ic spirit Res 8 Up
ton. Plaiugieg
Topic Finances and Church Pro
poriy
Tho District steward and How
They should Apporiion fhe salary
oi the Presiding Elder and the Cone
ference collection Res Geo w.
shelrer Finyiadl
fha steward rhD Man OF the
Hour = W Lamb. Lubbock
Shall thr Preacher iu Charge
Raise fhc Conference collections
open Discussion
The pbyf.ci. Condition pf Church
Property
Open Discussion
.Iu o. So Special SONG Service
Sermon
~unhdl lpri iith.
Preaching % 100 a 80 and 900
T. "
Iagmeu Rally go o. N
AII other business of the Confer
ence shall Dol, attended 20 .u p,o.
per place
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-07
HERE'S OUR HAND. BRYAN

he man with the biggest smile on this earth
today William cnning, Bryan. When Bryan
came 100 as secretary of state and set out grape
Juice "a, h,s table the diplomatic corps at Wash
mgton suorcd They had 20 do At automatically
OF course that Is sccr-tiycy but they snorcd Just
the same The diplomatic world Is a Champagne
world al five the quart Grape iuice at seventy
five cents was unspeakabc Bu, Bryan hung to
Il, base counterfeit that q was. And when King
George day before yesterday, announced thai,
VINE was 20 be barishcd from the royal table
Bryan put has doorkccper out, locked the door and
huegrd his secretary to his heart For while the
diplomatic world has ITS own opinion OF the din
ncr customs OF Lincoln. Nebraska. L. $. A. the
diplomatic world doesn't buck up against the so
csl observations of Buckingham paaee.--W'ch
ia tagc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-07
This Date in History

1895 Died Charles Elll rIhe
Anable'I of France lIe was crown
ed king OF Napies and Emperor OF
Consfanuuopie. but mot with re'efs-
es and was driven into France
1921 Magellan erected che Span
Ssh standard OH one af the PHILIPPINE
island
1870 William Wordsworth Eng
Dish poet laureate. born Died 1850.
1850 william q Claiming fouu-
dor OF Unitar.auism Boo America born
in Newport q . Died at BennInt-
ton. VT. oct q. Isi1
17ss First settlement iu Ohio cs-
tabllshcd 40 Marietta by a colony Of
O. Sew Eurlaudcrs under Rufus
Putnam
1874 British marines landed ar
saybrook. Conn spiked The cannon
and destroyed several vessels during
the night
1869 Arrival OF Gen Buollo 20
aid Grant turns tbo tide a' Shiloh.
and the Uuiouists Won notable bat
tle
1855 After two weeks debate.
Canadian Parliament rejected trade
reciprocity agreement with thc
United States
1905 Battlcship Minnesota launch
"a 90 Newport NoW4
1913 Congros met 200 special
session 90 revise thrllriff downward.
IpIH Governor ot New York re-
fused 20 ropric,c the ruumcu who
shot Rusouthal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-07

here is "A prospect ,ha, flour may bc cheap
cr in another year particularly Of the wal should
end soon The high prices for wheat have stun
ulatcd farmers all over the country to plant
greater wheat crop, than ever. and m some parts
of Texas where wheat has never before been
planted the farmers have planted many acres this
year There Is mo- reason Tor $40 barrel flour.
any more than there rs for 8 so bushel wheat
The SPECTATORS have taken advantage OF condl-
tons 10 boost the puee OF something they have
not in the endeavor TO make a profit from the
necessities OF others-Laredo Times
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-07

As long as one Is on hts feet, DEE
can work after fashion, no matter
how badly ho feels But you can
not do good work have ambition
and energy feel that lie Is worth
living with sluggish bowels or tor
pId liver Foley Cathartic Tablets
do away with that drowsy dun,
tired feeling They never griue or
cause nausea they're wholesome.
cleaning and hcaltliul Most satis-
factory tor stout persons Sold every
where tAdvD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-07

pr Edward Webster Rcmis. tho
chicago ecouomi . aud expert on mu.
nicipal ownership of public utilities.
Is 5s wears old TODAY llc was born
AZ Springfield, Mass. April &. 1850.
and was educated ~ Amherst aud
Johns Hopkn rc became proie
sor of political economy a. Wander
mlt University. htor joining iho Tao
uty of the University OF chicago ii'
spent two years at Kansas state AS
riculum college as poriessor OF
economic science Since 500 b, has
been active in investigating tine prob.
Icms of public ownership of city
utilities. such as gas, water. electric.
it's. street railways and telephones.
DE is a member OF the National CIV