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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart. Indiana.
N@eitern fan6en mir ibrer 5mei total
betrnnfen in Ser Gil6erei. Gle ba-
ben BORT cine grobe 8ulle nit Sptrt=
t1slad ausgeloffen."
limo in meinem &auie iauft Mir
ibr 5otnif 206er in BEN @elobe1tel
lrn1 madt mir metn Seim unattge=
nebm," iemf5te &urt.
Mn einem ger naditen Gage fulfil
ser @ouper1ertr in ieinem &uto BEL
ibm Dor. Der ge1paltige @anr mar
auBerit bul6rei6 ST uolle eS ii@
nidt beriagen ieinem iungen 5reun=
6e ielber sic Mufnobmepopiere in
sic r11iiiide l1ntertbmeni6aft gu
bringen, ibm 6en &reuei@mur gegen
6en 3aren u%b5unebmem. St umarmte
&aurt, fiiBte i'm auf bei6e @angen,
nn6 feline Mugen i@pammen 1pie in
&iibrung, ais er beriiderte> mie
gliidli6 er 1et, 6aB gera6e in ieinem
Commencement Elm 10 be6euten6er ST.
ouitrieller iid oem beiligen, ruiiii@en
&ei6e 5ugeldtporen babe.
&11rt 6arfte fir bie bobe gbre, 6aB
ii6 gr5eqen5 ielber bemiibt babe.
uGS lit MIR, tpet1 i@ MIDI 10 freue,
&a1rt Hotplomiti6," beriiderte ser
&uiie unb trarf 6as brittle @las bon
bent Gbampagner, Sen &1rrt batte
lerbieren laiien. uSb, un6 au@ Ma=
ruidfa, 11ei1r Sdubdem> tpie miro es
ith freuen, men1S 1pie6er beimgeflo-
gen lit in uniern Sa1tbeni@lag, 0enl1
iie muB beimtebren, fie miro bei1n-
febren in 6ie febniiidtigen Mrme If
rer @ltern. @ie fat ibren &piiien=
i6oftliden @il6ungsbunger geitiut
an 6en 8riiiten Ser peitliden @elebr=
iamfeit, Dos quite &in6.' Sb, eS miro
iebr id0n bier per6e11, mein iunger
6reun6. nn6 Nun : sic @portre6=
n11ng iiber Sos Bapier = cine &let=
mgfeit = nitro Sbren al1f 6em omit
li6en @ege 5ugeben. Mber i6 barf
Sire @roBmutb mobl 6orm1f auf=
merfiam maiden, 6aB prominente
9e11te Elm tpidtiges @reigniB> tpie
6ieies,~ Den @rperb Ser Stoatsbiirger=
i6eaft zines @eltreids, 6ur@ einen
MH Ser @obltbdtigteit feiern. Man
pflegt getn0bnli6 Sen 9ispoiitionS=
fon6s 6es @onperneltrs fir 6tele er.
babenen nn6 i90nen 3mefe SET
Menidenliebe um einen b~eliebigen
8etrag gu beritarfen."
uS6 era6te 6as fir felbftberitaim.
li@, @r5euen5. @ieaei@t barf i'd
Cure acknowledgement, bie ia itetS
6as etnfo6e @erfobren Iieben, BIT
ten, glei@ meire Mntpeiiung mtt511.
nebmen."
Song tpie sic tpiinidm; 8riioer:
@en>" fagte Ser @ouberne11r 5artlid)
parf einen idneqen Slid maf 6i'
Summe, 6ie &11rt in 6en @6ed etn'
geidrieben batte, un6 als er 6aS
@ort ufiinftmien6" las, fdmun5elt'
er un6 meinte: r@rittung uber 6i'
funftouienb &ubeI9en lit pobl urt
notbig. Se6enfo1s meinen 9onf in
Mamen ser 8e6irfttgen. Mber font
flblen Sic fi9 bo6 tpobl, &urt @ap
lomitid?"
u@ebr 1pobI. Sd 6onfe gurer Ct
5elen3! Sour sic Guaranteeing
modt ii@ ELM penig itoren6 ouf I'm
fern @erten bemerfbar. 9arf ma1
fragen, mo5u p1oblid bie pielen Col
oaten bier n0tbig tp11r6en?"
Ser General 3og feline itarfe1
@ugenbra11er in bie @obe, 6oB ii
fait fem fur5gefhorenes &auptbaal
beriibrtem, Damn itrid er ii@ 6en lam
gen 8ort un6 e%ntgegnete midtig
.8oie 8eiten, b0ie 8eiten, &urt Hom
lotpitih. @ramoln, Der @eiit Ser I'm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-24
ONCE RICH woNAN' N BAGS

Little fach tr ial
sgaan aase a pi q Naroa
Afh once ihe faImt anl mo
anaioasaae aoAaa q hrsanaa saH
owner 81 more laad iAan an5 olaa'
person 10 t4e stab aas brought =.
tAe state asylum lof go Insane today
elotacd ia gsfmeu donated lY hei
geighDOF.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-24

state 81 Oklahoma County Of Logan
So
We. TIE Undersigned Directors Of
Guthrie Township Comfy of logan
state oi Oklahoma. DO here certify
that the within and foregoing aiatc
mont OF the fiscal condition Of ald
Township is irue and correct, aud .bat
ihe amounts enumerated Ia tne within
statement Of estimated needs are rea r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-24

IA. nssstiul. Dmne aad faleuis,l Screen 5,af
Nsn. Naas a,J ans ii.- Eu-plndmFwiy
.oa.sr Il lie G.,bs . WA.-A sss aisasa t''.iaa.
sssStsaa u Asr-,as- ass--/
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-24

Towels and aprons OF an kinds fur
nlshod At very reasonable prices See
before you buy j. %. Crays
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-24

q NaAAu Department beiefa taking
atnnnfo af nA ',dsial tmda offer
ei iHa' daWrlnen Aasin9 been pnr
Md direction ot fle governor
tNen h f eseluu of iae leglsa-
tfn miri hs nmnistrallon met Ia
lNt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-24

Letter .lles ior sale a, Tie Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-24

Nluuer aNe ~ so nacs
Number $50 t2 co eaen.
puuiee $3.50 si 4
lo.H NFNc each
pamakgl A0d Clues one hall prics
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-24
Produce Tive pouitr

s n Nv ! % faFe
Cotton M
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-13

Tie Gt-oag Withstand the Heat OF
SmK- aer Better Ttsan tine Weak
Old Tie who are Ssehle, and younger
peaSle geo are weak, wAl be strengthened
AID sAsbtea "a - @hzsagh the depress-
ing Asat = sxsa1nsg W taking regularly
G1Ms'sf ss.elsss Toric. ltpurihes
and ssSssGs Ft4 osAsd and builds up
tas 9ss s7sss. a1e.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-13
Dszgshs- ."'1sss. Il Gpsa kiEt BsA,ts a
TayisE lilo, Sea-. Is.

Concord, SEPT, 12.-The initial
apPsin: ments for lie Dougkton,
Williams joins debate in, the
eighth district Eeve been made
and tbs csmpa:gA Will be opened
at Tsylorsville OH tuesday, Sep
tenser the 18th. General Bick-
EFT will peak at Taylorsville on
Monday the 18th which is the
first Gay Of Alexander court, and
Linnsy is billed for a speech
there the Goth.
Tier has been so much I'M
certainty abort aatss for other
speaker who are ia the district
at this time, that the intinerary
for the DoGghton-W.Iliame dis
cussions has no. heen com sleted
but vii DE after they have met.
1t is understood that they will
have a. least one joint discussion
in each county Of the district.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-13
Two Trainmen Killed in Runaway Wreck.

Asheville, Sept. o.-Ben En-
loe, engineer, and Irwin Pitts,
fagman, were instantly killed at
Fairview crossing just beyond
Biltmore station tonight when
their train, backing in toward
Biltaore, was struck by a runa-
way string of cars, loaded with
coal, which had broken loose at
Buena Vista hill, three and a
half miles further on.
Engineer Enloe was backing a
work train into Biltmore and
Fssnan Pitts was on the engine
with him when the runaway cars
caught up with and smashed in
to their train on a small bridge.
Two other men we're slightly
in blurred.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-13
Traction Strike Serious in N. Y.

New York, Sept. II =" It'll
surface car transit vir; ualiy
at a standstill in Manhattan
tue Brous, Yonkers aud p@ets
of West CHESTER County, aud
with subway and e.evaltd ia
clllt,es affected more than at
any time since the Int r!ror-
ough Rarit Transit st,Ik-
was called last Thur day. Il Il
traction situation III New
York tonight assu,ut d u more
serious aspect.
Labor leaders held c"lfer~
ences during the day on III
question seeking a 'yrn pa
lnetic rtrik- among vaIlj.is
crafts. which, IL rucc ,ssfuL
would. call out $50, 900 worn.
ers III tie Mttr'poli an it's
t1ict but t W S admitted iAo
definite action G. uld be ex~
pected for at least a week.
/ he first dem. ,listratiun Vi !.
ey mpath TIC strike caiilt TO-
day when UNION team -;ers
employed by two brick LAX
ing concerns quit their tuS,
rather than haul sand to h.
New York Railway Compan,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-13
II Dead in Placing Last Span Of Bridge.

Quebec, Sept 11.-With the
loss of II lives today the second
attempt to bridge the St. Law
renee river here resulted in a
failure when the massive center
span, weighing 500 tons, sud
denly collapsed and fell into the
river. OF the 9 men caught on
the span when it began to sway
all we're rescued except II and of
these only four bodies have been
found.
The span was being raised from
pontoous and was about Is feet
above the water when from some
unknown cause it collapsed and
sank into the river which is 200
feet deep at this place
The St. Lawrence river was
filled with many boats at the time
! Of the accident and on the hills
along the shore were hundreds of
persons who came by rail and
automobile to see the elimination
of the. mighty engineering pro-
ject The big steel frame was
taken in tow to the gap which il
was expected to fill
Shortly after s o'clock the pm.
ICONS reached the allotted place
and were withdrawn by tugs.
leaving the massive girders rest.
ING, on hydraulic jacks. These
had begun to raise the big spar
while the crowds shouted, think
ing they had seen the most i'm
press1ve ceremony of the bridge
raising. The spectators began
to leave when suddenly there was
a roar of breaking steel and the
span dlved into the water.
The 80 or more men who were
on the span were thrown into the
river and about 65 were rescued
by pleasure craft.
At a late hour tonight II were
listed as dead and missing. Firs1
reports were much exaggerate
and gave the list ots dead as sc
or 90.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-13
REPUBLICANS take MMNE..
Apparently Lose Coyefnoghip, Two
Seaatgshirs and -Four Congressional Seats.


Portland, Maine. Sept. H.
With all but 90 Of the 635 pre-
cincts in the State reported, re-
turns for Governor give:
Milliken, Republican, 71,301;
Curtis, Democrat, 81 003
The same precincts IN 1914
gave:
Haines, Republican, 51,347;
Curtis, Democrat, So, 345; Gard
ner. Progressive, 1922.
For United States Senator these
precincts gave:
Fernald. Republican, 20 1913;
Hale, Republican, 69.781; John
son, Democrat. 62,402; Stills,
Democrat 61,302.
Portland, Maine, Sept. 1l.-At
a late hour tonight the indica-
tions, based on a tabulation of
the vote from a little more than
half the precincts, we're that the
Republicans had won the State
election today by safe pluralities.
If the ratio of the Republican
margin is maintained, Carl E.
Killikin will be elecled Governor
by about 1900 plurality.
Bert NJ. Fernald, Republican,
seems to have been elected for
the short term in the United
States Senate and the same ratio
Of gain would give him a plurality
of $500.
United States Senator Charles
F. Johnson, Democrat, apparent
ly has been defeated by Frederick
Hale, by an indicated plurality of
$500.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-13
FAITH.

Sept. 9.-Mrs. Daisy Kluttz
Brown, of Washington, D. c.,
Mrs. Electa Eddleman of Ebene-
yer church, Mrs. Rosetta Brown,
Miss Eudora Bost and Mrs. Mary
Kluttz of Organ church composed
a party of congenial friends who
spent the day, September 5th at
the home of Mrs. Ellen Lentz at
GAINESVILLE, N. C.
John Bost was awarded the
contract to put the galvanized
iron roofing on the big ]storehouse
here that is owned by Mr.. Good
mar and occupied by :eeler and
Bargar as a hardware and gener-
al store.
IT Wyatt received an order
today for four pairs of millstones.
That is right. send your items
to Venus by mail. How do we
know what is going on unless
you write and tell us. Inclose a
stamp SO we can mail them.
Young farmer at Dolph Misen-
heimer's September 9TH.
Rev. and Mrs H A Fesperman
have returned home from Star
town after spending a few weeks
with Mrs. Fesperman's parents,
aud her little nephew, Harold
Jones, has gone with them to
spend a few weeks.
Mrs F A Bolich, of Charlotte,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs J C Lingle, this week.
The Ladies' Aid and Mission
airy Society OF Shiloh Reformed
church will have a picnic today
at South River. They r going
from Faith therein automobiles.
Fisher and McCombs are busy
at their quarry with a force of
hands getting out granite,
The Faith Granite Company is
busy with a crowd of hands at
their quarry.
A great many teams are kept
busy hauling granite to the rail
road and loading it or the cars
and everything is lively out here
on the granite belt. Venus.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-13
Dorsey Haninatsd I1TsElsT Of Georgia.

ALBANIA, Ga, Sept u. Hugh
M. Dorsey, former solicitor of the
Atlanta circuit, who prosecuted
Leo NJ Frank, apparently swept
Georgia in the gu0errarorial race
in the 1tatew;de Democratic pri-
MARY +0dav Retsrns from 108
of 152 Counties seemed to assure
him of SO votes in the State con-
ventior. Nee complete returns
are expected to easily give him
the 10 corvrnti0n votes neces-
sary fc- nomination.
Gover4ur Ma g Harris, on the
face Of these retur4s, had "a votes
i'd the convention, while DR. L G
Haramad and Joseph E Pottle
ran far behind the two leaders.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-13
President Finds Condition Of Sister Critical.

New London, Conn. Sept.
II. -President Wilson arrived
here late today after. a itur~,
led journey f,om Long
Branch, N j., to se>. his SIS
ter, Mrs. A E. Howe, who is
critically i'll.
The President plans to ~
turn to Loug Branch on tile
naval yacht May fl ,wer, .ut
the date of his departure will
der end Oh the condition %
Mrs. Howe. The Ma! flower
has been ordered IT, New
London.
er. Bells &nuser,:
Es~@@ fn~ al S,k:r ;ci*n",s
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-13
Still and 800 Gallons Of Beer.

AshoviIle, Sept. 1l.-Revc>
nue. Agents J A Galloway and
Mark l. Reed have returned
to Asheville from a raid in
Clay comfy. During their
travels and adventures among
the mountains of that pic
turesqne country they dis
covered what they insist was
the best beer ever made in
the hills and they found 800
gallons of it.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-13
IN TOPORK.

AL this talk about pork
is absolutely false and uil>
reasonable. i want to ask
every Senator within the
sound c. my voice 10 tell me-
whether there is any pork
in the projects n his neigh
borhoCd. | pause for all an,
swer. Do you know of any
pork llr Senator, III the pros
jects undertaken in the
neighb9 rhood where you
live? / Ao pork is always
in the State Of some one else,
in the district Of some one
else, avey off yonder some~
where it is EevGf where you
live. l. any Senator can
cite ms : : instance Of pork
in bis own locality IA csnIec-
ton with q 1iyar CT halHur
improvement, / should
liketo have him Go
so. | pause for AL answer"
"a pause Joseph L RAMS
dell in the United States
Senate, August 18th. 1915.
This !. a specimen Of mod
ern "~statosnenship" in which
Mr. Ra Adsdell diseredits him
self, Of cosEse no Ole is
going to poin+ out the ''pork"
in his district and it is the
rankest demagosuory to put
the question thus. Why not
say ''Snow ne las pork" in
my district aud [ will show
it to you i'll your district?
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-13
How TO &c Good GtYies.

Thebest way to give good ad-
vice is 20 set a good example.
When others SEE how Quietly you
get I'VE yolw ce1d BY taking
Chamberlain Cough Remedy
they are likely to follow your ex-
ample. This remedy has been in
Use for many years and enjoys an
excellent reputation. Obtainable
everywhere,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-13
Constipation the Father Of Many Ills.

OF the numerous ills that affect
humanity a large share start with
constipation. Keep your bowels
regular and they may be avoided.
When a laxative is needed
take Chamberlain's Tablets.
They not only move the bowels
but improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion. OBJ
tainable everywhere.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-13
Victim Beaten to Death With Gun Stock.

Rocky Mount, Sept. H.
There was some additional
light thrown on the cause
which prompted the atrocious
murder Of Mrs Leroy 2
W hite by her husband at her
home near Windsor on Thurs
day last when it was learned
that DR. White visited this
city some three weeks ago in
quest Of his wife, who was
supposed to BIZ visiting here,
and later found her at Arco-
la, Halifax County, aud per-
Suaded her to return home
1t was known then that their
domestic life was far from
one Of happiness, and that
Mr. White after demanding
hat extensive property own
ed ~ his wife who was Miss
Saljie Mountain Of Windsor
be made over to him and
this Was done, had continued
his Improper treatment, $
nelgbbcrs dc are, until the
young woman LEFT him aud
went Oh vi it i'll hopes of
improved conditions upon her
r3turu.
Mr. nitr is 81 years old
while his wiz, is but %.
while d ,Iif<" !earu old sur.
wives t..H u:sio:t 1t was this
child that VS. lett alntlt il
the home W.T. it's "a r,i-r,O
mother !aSt Thursday m.lu~
ing, The two having lt-.
locked in t}la house for uiur>
tha:t seven hours. Il- cid
Was discovered sobl ing owe
the dead hYdy Of its nrHIirl.
and both lag in poo} 0
blood occasicned by the mul
der which wa accomplished
by Mr. White, so a letter ht
left admits, she having been.
beaten to death with the
stock Of a gun. The letter
from Mr. h1tA declares thai
he was going to drown him>
self in the Cashai River near,
by, aud when last seen he
was going in that direction
bntl it isn't generally believed
that he has drowned himself
but that is merely an attempt
to throw Officers IF his trail.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-13
AassnGssf You Need 8 General :
Take Groves

sESA IVA STANDARD Gloves Tas&
:s7SGa4 ss1;: IS equally val1stt= ss
AsEa Ionic because it cc1tziat ::
'a@si sstsowa tonic properties Of QU1NlN
, ID IRON. It acts On the Liver, Ds17 ,.
i & Malaria, Enriches the Blood an
! sgsidds up the Whole System. 50 cents
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-13

Wanted 70 ~onair sewing machines
aka organs. 7 lave also opened
a gsaa@al 1erdir shop at Rock
well. hring e your watch and
clock wc-k. v ii lall d. your
horse 10 DO your- u1achire and
organ york. 'Phse1e or write to
c W darlington, Rockwell, N C
Phone. lowerstone, $500,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-13
Y. \ SHOE CO,

AHMi. F9ij: Eie4sha 10 J!A<tbYIj. 81. Petersburg, Sarasota and Tampa, Fla. Tues
Gay, SNtynba &c, 1916, via Southern Railway.
The Southern Railway will operate low round trip fare
Nursion from North Carolina points to the above men,
tpned places I tuesday, September 26, 1915. Special train
consisting Of pniInan sleeping cars. and high class day
oirl.r" VIII l-av~ Greensboro at 1880 p m, Salisbury 915
j. II and IN ri tie 1890 D m arriving Jacksonville next
tnDrsiIu. at l. '55.
Th+ following round trip fares will apply from stations
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-13

Drives Gat Malaria, builds Up System
TIL OLD q Ga1i general strengthening tonic.
eaS9R'e -ASTFLEcs Chi TSN1C, drives on
MsAaaaa. ea r",rsri- t.oot ,aaa hs ads sp the sys-
teaXs - ascie@ F.. sde,ss SD ekilsrea. SOC
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-16
A CHAU j # j +.
AO MI is GAN c.
N MUROER PL0T 7.
MAN GIVES NAMES OF TIIOSt
IMPLICATED N pot LTRN
DEALERS DEATH

New York. Feb. Informed that
Giuseppe Archiello. one OF the gun.
men who killed Barnet Baff. the pour
tii dealer had confessed and told
the fun story Of the murder plot.
Frank Ferrara the Young chauffeur
OF the murder ear in which the gun.
men escaped. today told the detec.
tNes at police headquarters his yer.
sion OF the plot which resulted IN
nefrs death,
After his confession ne made out
fol the detectives a lis, of men he
knew were implicated in the murder
plot and the amounts each received
from the mysterious $1,000 fund avail
able ior the assassination of Baff
Ferrara was taken before Coroner
Fcinberg and held. without bail on a
charge Of homicide
Apparently the big man of thd
murder plot, according to Ferrara s
llst, was Ippolito Greco. a saloonkeep
q in Harlem Gittle Italyl, now dead
a. the hands OF gunner thought to
have been hired to put him out OF the
way because he knew too much
about the Baff murder.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-16
0StGES WANT FREEDOM
FROM STANDARD OIL
oo.-,.uf-n reoM oAoe eve,

ooN-,.uf=n reoM oAcE cNeN
o. some Of this rich oil section ara
iore-stall the Standard interests In
the great field OF the central west
Richest People.
The Usage nation is the greatest
Oh field in the midcontinent section,
and one which properly handled will
make the Osages in reality the rich
est people in the world Consery-
atve estimates place the income to
tie Osages at $500 month for every
member of the tribe from the oil
field alone, and with some of the p,-
proven territory developed that high
c' innate should be increased mater
tally. In the last ten years ca million
barrels OF oil have been taken from
the field which could be doubled
with proper Developments There
are now i92 producing wells in the
developed area
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-16

zen Of Bropx Park, who send M,
snecimens of ferns that make valn-
able additions to my collection -
What appealed to him most was
tl.e remarkable development OF
American universities and the mean 5
ler scientific research
America Appeals to Him.
America is doing wonders In sci.
euti(ic research he said You are
de,ot!ng more money TO it than any
other nation and science has now
gone so deeply into the mysteries OF
nature that much money is required
for further researches. America will
e'ae day lead the world The war III
tcrrupted great deal of scientific
work. but YOU see am continuing,
said the Prince pointing to open
books and documents he had been
consulting.
As to the war and its different com
rlcations. the Prince is obliged TO
maintain certain reserve on .ac-
count of his delicate position as men,
Ter of prroscribed family and as
faiher.ln.law of Prince George. the
brother of the King of Greece.
when nation goes to war, he
sand. however. IT should wage war
t. the limit and when the adversary
resorts To methods not countenaneed
hu usage or by the conn on rules
Of humanity. he should be paid in
kind. have no criticism to make
on the policy adopted by the United
States. Il has occurred TO me, how
ever. that President Wilson is a prod.
i.ious note writer
Prince Roland Bonaparte il presi-
dent Of the Geographical Society and
member of the French Institute;
honors he esteems quite as highly al
his title of Prince Imperial which b
las not always been entitled to- Lu-
eein Bonaparte. his grandfather. was
excluded with his family by Napoleon
from the imperial succession. because
o. diyergencies of matrimonial views.
During the hundred days iucen was
restored to his family rights in rec
osnition of the services he rendered
Napoleon. Napoleon Ill. however
rodifid the decision Of Napoleon !.
aud though he descended from a jun.
Tor branch of the Bonaparte faimfv.
classed Lueien's descendants amor
the .Cibil Family" Sedan hay ne
cancelled this imperial decree. Ro'
land Bonaparte has since been reeog.
MED as Prince Imperial. the same
as Prince Victor. the pretender who
descends from the younger branch.
that of Jerome who was King Of West
phalia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-16

When Prince Roland was excluded
frn m the army lust after graduating
from Saint Cyr. he turned TO the
snsly Of the human race under the
e. ent anthopolog.st r.. Looa lie
has since seen nearly every speci-
ben of humanity on its native soil.
Tire .oelogy Of the ca. hotanr. se3i-
ogy. geography. glaciers and aviation
subseu rently occupied bis attention
ia trr? and furnished him VITA ne
ater.at for eighty different sHien-
f.c wo is. Some OF Prince Rolands
discover 8 in plant life have been oil
areat 4, iae To the scientific world.
as conh uing the theory of the eN-
ls,ence OF IN ancient continent in the
Pacific comprising parts of South
america. Australia. Madagascar and
India. He found specimens OF the
same varieties of ferns in all those
countries
Prince p GLAND has very agreeable
r. collection OF two visits to the Unit
el States. IN the course of which he