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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-15

Down in the meadow the daisies are grow
ing,
Crowded as close as white sheep in their
fold;
ing,
Scattered like little bright pieces of gold
And down in the meadow the children are
going
There's where a fortune may truly be
told.
smile
Buttercups tell what is really worth while
Grace Edwards Wesson in st. Nicholas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-15

There should be much food for re-
Election among the agricuiturists of
Kansas in the observations of I. D.
Graham, a recognized expert in the
premises, to the effect that Kansas
has greater and thereby more profit
able possibilities as a fruit raising
state than any of the states on the
Pacific coast that have achieved such
Distinction in this particular.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-15

And the major activities of the
British in the western arena of the
war is evidently not the big drive"
that England promised so long. At
any rate, the Britishers in the field
and those at home as well Invariably
Ipeak of the effort as the big push -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-15
Tos1P NEws- WHILE AWAY.

Subscribers of the state journal away
from home during the summer may nave
address, at the rate of ten cents week or
thirty cents n month (by mail only. AZ
dress changed as often ns desired. Whio
out of town the State journal VIII De TO
von like daily letter from home.
Advance payment Is requested on these
short time subscriptions, to save Dookkeep-
Ing expenses.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-15

Another guess that was pretty gen
ersl Throughout this country in re-
spect 10 the mere recent developments
in the Mexican situation which has
gone astray is the one that villa would
be in cahoots by this time with Car
rauza and at the head of one of the
contingents of the de facto military
forces.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-15

Topeka needs a few more boosters
OF the variety of the Topeka Shriners
who went to Buffalo. OF course, they
had an axe of their own to grind, but
while they were busy with their own
affairs they put Topeka on the map
at the Masonic convocation at Buffalo
in a demonstrative manner that ad-
Vertiser Topeka to the four ends of the
United States.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-15

These man-eating sharks that are
terrorizing the bathers along the At
Iantic coast are probably also just the
kind of advertising that tn@ proprie-
tors of the inland lakes and mountain
summer resorts have been looking for.
It's an i'll wind. indeed, that blows no.
hodv good
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-15
Strawberry Foam.

White of one egg. two cups straw
berries, sugar to taste. Put the white
of egg and strawberries in bowl and
beat with beaten until light and foamy,
then sweeten to taste. Place stale
cake or lady fingers in sherbet glass;
put some of the foam on top; then
small amount of whipped cream with
lovely red strawberry on top: serve.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-15
Dinner Stories

Whats the use of all of these
here ologies and folderols?" demand
ed the old man as he looked over the
list of subjects his son had been
studying at college. why don't they
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-15
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

The State Journal is n member of the
Associated Press and receives the full day
telegraph report of that great news Or
ganfzatIon. for the exclusive afternoon
publication in Topeka $3.50,
The news is received in The state Jodrnal
binding over wires for this sole purpose
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-15

dun it assuredly will not be because
they haven't tried most diligently.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-15
Uncle Abner.

1t takes a lot more nerve, con-
fidence and optimism TO be an en-
ployer than to be an employe.
Clothes don't make the man, but
the Teller with his pants pressed and
his shoes polished stands the best
show of gettin' the big job.
If Teller wants to find out just
how small he really is all he has 70
do is to look over a map of the world
and try to find the village he lives in.
Outside of the musical critics who
can't make music, about the most
numerous thing in this country y the
literary expert who can't get any
thing published.
misses him. She must be able to
throw straighter than most wimmen.
1t seems as though when a Teller
hasn't got anything else to do ne
gets up a new brand of toothpaste
l always like to hear a Teller brag
that he is a self-made man, for then
1 know that nobody else is to blame.
The chief smoke nuisance is the
wise gink who dispenses good a 1vice
in the smoking compartment Of the
chair car.
Hank Tumms says he is gettin' so
skeptical lately that when anybody Of
fers to give him anything he al
ways wonders what is the matter
with it.
There is only one thing as uncer,,
tain in this world as woman, and
that is some other woman.
Rev. Hanks smelled whisky on
Hod Peters breath the other day and
ckided him for drinking. Hod says
the dominic goes altogether too much
or. c:rcumstantial evidence.
all is vanity" The milliner aint
looked at Elmer since T. Egbert
Peayy got one of them new style soft
hats with a little bow in the back
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-15
.Ctara luSraaAudson

What do you suppose he's doing?"
Hes funny didn't know RilIy
Robin could look so funny" laughed
Mrs. Chirpy; land think he's getting
n worm
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-15

A commercial traveller went into a
country store in a backwoods district
one pleasant spring day recently. After
securing his order he remarked to the
proprietor that they were having a
great time over in Europe. THAT
so 2" said the man. ''Why, yes, a great
fight" exclaimed the commercial man.
well they've got a good day for it,
amt they?'' was the reply.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-15

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19

&noer i'm nod ei,nsuI eefiiBt, nber
er bat Inn fib geiaIooen iino gebii.
len. Wtein grribe aber, Der Elm al.
ter autiher bon Sous ber LIT, Iiebt
ibn ipie ieinen eignen Gobn nn6 be.
itiebIt ollie anoeren pferbe fin ibn
um ben Safer.
Seinen Siingen bot Der OeIterrei.
der berborgt, eiriem aapaIIerieregi.
ment, NIT Dem reitet er als 9oIniet.
ider, lillo tie baben ibm eine Solba.
telrniiite aufgeiebt, Die ibm bieI sii
grob lit lleberaa reitet er nit berlim
|Hno reoet nit ben gauern uno it)afft
fir oas 9feginent, mas es brau6t:
Sieb, Seoerbolf, Slide. gteuIid ba.
ben lie ibn iogar einnol beidoilen
aciafcn. Die binter iiliere Srort ge.
sommen iparen.
@enn er crit grob lit. ipiG er
0iterreidii9er Sffi3ier iperben, uno
hab er nod Dor feds @ohen in Die
SUuIe sins, oas mia ibm gar nidt
in oen aopf.
Ger 9lltc lit mGhtig itpls aiif oen
Singen, aber gahS 70 nieI Wsntb ipie
Der bat er .li6t. Genn iein Softer lit
gepadt, nno eilien @agen bot er be.
reititeben. 9enn ieoesmoI, tpemt Die
aanonen BON 0iirobiirg beriibertra.
Gen, oenft or, oab Die Huiien tpieoer.
fGnen, rno min anipannen. Genn
bann nub er uiisreiBen bas lpeib er.
Sic .bGneen i'm fonir oiif.
Ieau fonnte es ibnen niht einmal
iibeInebmen. s(ber er fam fih berii-
bigen. @ir Iaiien iie niht pieoer in
oies 2anb, uno bnnn miro er iih elm
eieeneg Sons bauen fonnen, mo iebt
Die gGrenbobIe lit, i,nb es tpirO Ell.
ne riftige slid iperoen. Sben auf
Dem gcrge. Mir perben ibm ibon
heIfen, benn ioIde aerIe fonnen mir
braud,en, Die bas 9anb fenneu uno
Die Sprade uno bas @ertrauen Der
gepoIferiing baben Gr lit einSdritt.
nader unierer auItiir, Der Seiterrei.
der, elm gmloer &erl nit allen ieinen
Sfrulen unb Stiidhen; it pollte,
es adbe nod pieIe ioIde bier srie ibn.
s. b. o.
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gerIanst-@eiblidJ.
etellemaeImdt.-@eibIidl.

bortbin ON bic 9ren5s fam unb Ssr
eritsn tItinsn i1ipebiidlen Drt betrat
forberie Der llnisroffiSisr Der Sbori
ipa9e isinsn pab. Der aiinitIer bat
te isineu iolbsn, sr bsIaB nur bic ar
ten .tirfG&iiT9,u aaps!ImsiIier4 &c,
rihieie f6nislids ginlabung, unl
ipsnn benz llnterOfiiaisr uud bieI'
ipidtis gsuue erId3isn, 70 ipubis e
bod nidt, lpas elm aopellmsiiter Jet
unb bsfanb iib baber in einisem 3psi.
fsl, NIT mem Ct es unb mas sr 81
iGun bdte. lleber feline Gsfrage dbsr
ssrisib tnblih Raumnnn in 3orn
iIbr bic unn0tbise @erSDserung fiir9-
iete er, ben lbsnng Der ppTi gu ber'
i1umsn, unb ihlisbli4 rief CT ben
lInterpffi3isr gu: .9err, if fiebe IN
tnriGhiii4en Disriten, bin Der @ens.
roI aasr furfiiriilihsn Weuiitanisn urh
reiIe auf 9erlaneen :sbres a0nigs
nah Stodbplm. I'm bort ulls iOnig'
liten Wfiiiifdntm ersrSieren sn leh'
ren!e GieI. miIitiriihe 4usbrldsl
irsif, pirtt Wunbr; Der lInteroffi5ier
mar fpie pertpanbeli. ,Wenn bas fc
iit'. srpiberts er, .bann pafiiren gip-
GrSeIIens alerbings. mannf9dft,
tdus! Sns gefpsbr! Gin iurIGdfifher
General Der Muiitantenl@ llnb BIZ
aonse Maft itiir1se bsraus, trnt ina
Gepebr Dor BEN aomponiitsn, Der
freunbiidh sriibenb bnponfubr. Der
aDnis BON Sbipebsn iol ii6 iibsr bic
Geididie, bic Der aDmponilt ibm ers
5dbIie, fsbr amiiiirt baben.
Cine erbebenbe Meibs
na6tsfeier. Das folesnbe fpu5s
fige GeIhi6ihsn erSdht bic %. 8.
am Ulitidg": Gin bolldnbiides SGifi
mar in Der Weilnn9t ouf bofsr Gse.
In Der Ridtuna nud 2iiIdbon, 100 Is
an 2S. Ts5embsr 1ntommen ioIlte.
Cine slansenbe Wsihnl9tsfeier mar
eeplunf. IIs man iidb an ben fefiiih
ssidmiidtm 9iidrn DsrfammeIts,
tielt Der supitdn cine 4nIpro4e an
bic paiinsiere. Da ,purbs bos Meer.
bas bisbsr rutig seiptisn. pl0sIi6
ftiirmiih. .Meine Ddnasn iinS 9ere
rsn,1 begdnn Der aapitdn. i'd bin
sIiidIid. sstrsr Is, in bieier feisrlis
den @tuu6s I'm MID 81 isben. llnb
i4 ba1uss asra bic 0sisssa5sis, nm
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aeiieceIt bat. 3uueiLen itrduIden iidI
Die Gutsbeiiser, 5. o. bic I'M grr,
aiinI. iogar, Die gniiern an5niesen,
Die Der sonio obuc Nsahl ber6ci.
ifaiite, rpenn ibne1 Die @eiellid,aft
raii sernifdt" ODER pieImehr Su tue.
nic ssmifdt erid)icn. God fGIicBIid
bebicIt Der srobc a6itie bod rett.
?InG Die idlpadeii ar1ftc ipurceI
Surf ftetiee aIrleit 5u tiihtipe.l
nieiid>en er5oaen uiio bnlo Der,
fGwanoen Die llnteridieoe.
MiIitdrif9e Weritdnbis y
grnq. Gs mar I'M Sabre 1850, als
Der beriibmte aoniponift unb iGGais
fde &apelImeiiter 4mGbtus Hdumann
G747--1801) bonn &1hiq BON S9ipss
ben eingelaDen parbe, ndd Stotholm
ja sonImsn. gIls It uuf BET Rsiie
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! 4uh aomiIer. iterbet

Mud 2omifer, iterben.
SeinriH Iattbnes, Der erite acmiter
oes gielp Dorfer 9eiitid,en Ebenters,
lit mad if,iperer arnnfbeit im 9elii.
| iSben SoipitnI entid)laien. Tas Gent.
ide s9eoter oerliert in belr 0nbiE.
gefhisbenen cine eldnsenbe frait uno
cinen bobbeadbten GegiiIeur. sIber
Direftor gbriitiens un0 feline Ginlii.
Ielrifaar beirmtern in Seinrih Wial.
t5nes nid)t frir einen Dor3iiglitc.L
.tets 3lperIdiligen uno 5ielbetpiiBtsn
9iinitIsr, er mar aud Elm gutter
Mierih, elm .,@entleman". @or Srei
ssobren brad,te 0iretfor gbriitioi,s
Seinrif Mnttbnes, Der bis onbin AM
Safnburger SfaSt Gbentcr geipirft
hattie, nod gtrfp yorf. Sein brciter.
tetGbiger Slmor aeunnn ihnt. i'm
Sturme ale 5sr5sn, unh unge5dhlI
iin6 oie Iiiitigen 9oben, bic Sefnrldl
Mantttnes ben gicp Dorfern sebraf,t
1at. gtod) befiaroenem Mbifiiriciiicn.
Gramen be5og @,aitbaes be llniper.
fiat 2eipsig, I'M bort niooeriie uno
crientdlii6e Gpraden III ihiblren.
Wenn Der arabe id)on firth cine tisf.
aebenoe Neigline fir bns 5beaier &c.
,eiet latte unb ein fleiBieer Gait in
Gem bortrefTlihen Gres0ener 9benier
qefpeien mar, 70 eeipnnn oiirdl bcn
9eiu6 bes 9cip5iser Gbcnters 6isjer
Trieb iiitrrer neue 9sutriug. Ger II.
i,islih i6dfiihe Soiihdiiipisler Gmil
Bauer iiberndbm Die erite @orterei.
flmg. Gein eriies nauernbes gnsa.
cement iato Wlottbaes am geipsiger
Stobt 5beaier. Geine Ridfte gsir.
fimgsitaite, 0as toniglide Soitbenfcr
in StnIiel, iab Matfhnes nIs ssomiter,
5lidt uniiouIt bate Wsnttbaes nnf Il.
iicm tiiJen Gcnuller.0 0:aidpiel 1897
in Snmtnrg Sie gIuimerfinnfeit oes
9subliflnus llro Der 9reiie nui iid, ge.
3ogeR. Die 5olge mar iein Gngng.
incitt fiir bds 5iI eroffHeilbe Geinfte
SdlnnipielIaiis. ail BEN er benn lab.
reiang acfuirft fnt, bis er i'm Ss,t;t
1913 nnh 9sen Dorf fam.
Gntneber obsI
GsIbgebsr gum SduIbnes): 30
iugs Jbnfn nur bds cine: enilpe6sr
sdhItn Gt snblih - ober iperfeu e,
MID 'l11us! qtbtr bdlten &c mid mir
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GEO. P. SCHWEITzER,
VOLKSBLATT
10 B RIO 0 M s
127 Git Z. etrais.
Grmrfinff)eit

icbsr grt IN btutf6er unb ensiif4er eprdfs
fir dd9h'tSIeui,. s,efetre f1e.- iisteretrrafa
mstben out qaruf6 befcrdf. :
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Sbpnofs5ur 9eilunspo n
9erpen St0rungeH. ysa4s
bem in einaelnsn JaIlen Don i'm Jelos
perurIa6ten Rerpen Si0runsen =
ipubei msiit GrplOiiOnen in getra4t
tamen - in aonbon erfOlsreihe 8ers
fu6e nit bppnotiider 9ebdnblung ees
ma6t tporbsn iparen, tperben, tpte Der
englii6e Mdjor CHARLES g. Mpsrs
in Der 3eitiarift .1bs aaneetA be-
ribtet, nunmsbr cine Reibe Don Rers
pensSt5runssn ipftematiih nit ben
WiitteIn Gratlid ansepanbter Sppnoie
bebunbelt. Die SdlIe, lin bic IS ii4
bisber banbelte, tparen: @erluit beg
Spra9nerm0esns, iranfbafts Tur9f,
nerDoie RefI.rbepeguHgsn unb @ers
luit bes 9ebG6iniFes. Bon ben biss
Der nit Sppnpis bsbanbeIien nerDen=
fronten Splbaten fpurben % pro5ent
pOuftdnbis gsbeili, 26 prpsent uurben
tpsientli9 sebefsrt, 35 pro5ent erpies
len fid aIs unempfdnsIid fir bppnos
tif6e 9eeinfluFuns, l3 pros.tt reas
aierten auf hi. SppnDf., obne bab
bic 2eiben iia b.Fertsn. gsod ben
bisherisen GrssbniiIen III man in
engIiiben aer3tstrsifen bsr 4niiht,
baB bic Sppnoi. BEL allen psrionen
nit Herpsn GiOrunssn, fofsrn fie
iiberbaupt bppnotiid empfdngIi4
iinb. 5uminOsit sesisn.t 1T, bic rein
mebi5iniI6e gebdnbIuns ipiriIam su
unteritiiben unb 10 bic HsTeruns 5u
beFdleunigen.
Die GmpfebIuna. Gmpfeb.
lungeu. 10 lefen mir i'm .GIesIiior1
iinb INNER niibIi1. une namsntIi4
fir einen S4auipisIer obne engage
ment 1T es in bieisr fdDersn 3eit
pertbDpl, BON einsm Witslieos Der
Icabemie Grantaiis cine Gmpfeblune
an einen 5b.utsroireitor 3u beiommen.
Gin braDer &omitsr otne 9alent, Der
,aber bod bas Rsht BAT, su Ieben, lGus
tete tiirslia, nit bem toitbaren .Ses
lam" beriebsn, BEL benz Director, DON
bsm er bas tdgIi9s grot, ipenn nibt
ben Rubm srboffie. Der Tir.ttor las,
pas bic nerD0ie 5anbfdrift bes lin
iterbIi6en" ibm ssiriBelt bate: .@ers
e6rtsr 9err! aSnnen Sic benz ueber,
brinser bisIer 3siIen, 5errn T., cine
freunblits Qufnabms bereiten2 Or BAT
GourteIine, Sriitan Bernard, pierre
Wolff unb gilIdrb seipislt, Or
Ipi.lt ausssssidnsi Billiard" /" Der Die
rettor ii6srlegte eine Weile. Damn Iags
te er gu BEN SdanIpisler: .Msin arr
mer Jreunb, es tbut mir i1rsdli9
Ieib. Gber es ipirb apobl nod cine
3eitlang bdisrn, bis iH EN- Stiid duf,
fibre, In BEN Elm BilIarb Doripmmt."
gle 2Iden, Die Griecridjs oes
8icbcn arieee in Die geu0lterllng
deriIien batten, tparet stpar iebr te.
beutenb, ipurben uber iiberraiheiio
ifrleQ allsgefiiIIt glat Sinse (,TieI
SoberBoaern unb ibr Merf") betrilc
hie gebolferint1 9sraubcns 1856:
Al Dhaicnen uno 1775 (obnc @eit.
preubeiD 40 1iLlionen. Iie Qer.
mebrung Der gep6lferurg aei6db
touptidd,lid oitrdySernn5iebung alls.
l1ilbiIder aoIoiriitefi, Bic isriebriA
bernobm, mo- er iie befomnlen foniite.
Gie aploniitentnbellen 5eigen oft cin
yenolferungsger1iib aus alcr Ser.
rem adrbern. Sm @ar5en ioIlen etpa
300, 200 aoIoitiiten angeieet morben
iei1i oocr fna9 Sfnse) 57475 Gan,i,
lien, mdbreno bic beiitige slinie6.
transformation in Der Gitmarf III
20 Sobrest uar 1887 GariIien att
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msinen % 3ub0rsrn BON Sersen dllss
Slid su fpiirffen. SD oehne mein:
Wiinf6s dut nuf bic GamiIien Der
1s 2tupdennen aug. SD bite babsr
Sic oIl. Is, bic Glider 5u erbebeu
uno auf bas Wobl Der 8 anipefenbsn
NIT mir All trinten. WlsiHs Dnmsn,
meine Ssrren, auf ssbre bier FDpIs
flebe i'd bos @Iiid bss 6immeis bsrs
nb. Sas III bsr Wunith, nit bern
i'd biei. atnipra9e f9Iisbe, mein
Serr!1
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Genital College.
Sn Derfanfen - Sdnier.

GprrhbtIIe.. geines eieinbaus bon 10
8immern esrinat $4,000 moHafli6. Bar.
gaiu. gldnsnragen 1915 eirfi Rational
PAM @ebhiibe.
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sobes Hmscisen.
RoIe Anna @oael,

storb am TOnncrfiaa, bsu II. Ssbruor
uu iibr elbeubk.
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SH Oermietb.n-@5bIirtes Simmer.

0ntss msbItrtss 8immsr. ia4 gsi
o. Girnbf. bS
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geb. Andnef,
esIiebfe gaitiu bon Senrb aoael, TN eIfer
bon 5s 3abrer. In ibret lobuuna, 20. 195
g9eii D1cDddcn Gbenue gcerbiguna Wionfaa.
ben q. iJebrlar. nm llbr Ranniiiaes.
fSreinbe iinb eiuaeIaber. 1920
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Sm perfanfen-@DbeIn.

Gire orhne boppeIfittae gettee
uub aiicbens SdhraHi btiee In aiiiem Sniirrbe.
70T VI. Q. Gtrdbe. ie,ie,20s
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3n perfanfeB-Salpon.

SnIoon an berfdnfen: pisens. 5or.
rdfb uub 9iaenibnuL bur1 Mrs. @1innie
gcrnbarbt aominiliIairty. 1909 SamiIioR
tlbenne, giiu. i9,Ie.20'
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-02-24

The very essence of a good soldier
is physical condition. That as a ma
tion w are individually not in such
condition was very strikingly shown
at the business mems encampment at
Plattsburg. This regiment vas re-
cruited largely from athletes-polo and
football players, militiamen, big game
hunters, and such people, probably far
above the average of our citizens.
They had = months vigorous training.
And yet ten miles was the utmost
limit they could owe as a body on
the march in one day. Yet the Thir-
tieth United States infantry. two days
before the amateur war began, ar
rived at camp about 4.30 in the after
noon. the band playing What the
He'll Do We Care" having covered ~
miles to- a man since reveille.-
Worlds Work.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-02-24
LIKE THE WHISPERED MAN
War Has Caused Quite a Change In
the Views Of Walters In New
York Hotels.

Broadway hotels, theaters and lob
ster palaces are full of whiskers. They
are not the alfalfa variety that are
raised In Kansas or the hayseed kind
from the small towns. These whiskers
are luxurious looking. nicely trained,
eroomed and perfumed, writes the
New York correspondent OF the Pitts
burgh dispatch. Each hirsute appen-
dage bears the stamp of Russian, Per-
sian. Italian and Latin-American cul-
tivation. The war has driven thou
sands of foreigners of great wealth
and social position to these shores.
and they have brought plenty of
money with them to enjoy the gay
life. The facial drapery is a ready
money sign to the servitors. Let any
man with whiskers and a polished
manner take a seat at the restaurant
tables and the waiter Immediately be-
gins to figure up the size OF the tip
he will receive. Some of the tips are
said to be so large from these for
eigners that the walters are almost
ON the verge Of nervous prostratlon.
Strange, too, not long ago the man
who hid his face behind a beard was
looked upon by the serving men as a
tightwad. Gascon gave him the once
over and cursed fate for having to
serve him. But now they welcome the
man with whiskers with a smile and
an itchy palm.
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United states Citizenship.

Citizenship is the gift Of the federal
government. 1t requires that an alien
shall have lived In the United States
i've years after having declared his
intention TO become a citizen. He is
not a citizen until he has secured his
second papers. But there are several
states in the Union in which aliens
are allowed TO vote. An alien who
has declared his intention to become a
citizen may vote in Alabama, Arkan-
sas, Indiana latter one years resi-
dencel, Kansas. Missouri latter one
year,, Nebraska (after 30 days. Ore
gon Zone year,, South Dakota.
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Silver State and s. F. can, soc mont
"A Far Freer-eolns comrade."


A British soldier home from the
war, discoursing on the change of
fashion, said he hardly knew his wife
when she met him at the station
Left her all slim and sleek" said he;
came back after nine months and
found her all huffed out and as perky
as a chicken. Left her with no hair
to be seer and a hat pulled down to
her little pink ears; came back. found
a jauntily dressed, smart head, and an
impertinent hat cooked on 1t at an an
gle like a young x. f. c. subaltern's
forage cap. Left her the apparent pos
SCISSOR of one foot, or two ~swaddled
up together; found her with two eat
little feet in smart little boots, and a
stride like an angels version of a
Grenadier's swagger. Tell you, | was
surprised The surprise was ell
pleasant, for he said she vas younger
looking and a far freer-goisg comrade
than when he left"
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FEAR TABOO IS CONTAGIOUS
SO Eddystone Islanders Ascribe Their
Ills to the Charm-How "cure"
Is Made.

Many interesting facts with regard
Gerry, the imposition and removal of
taboo, and the belief in the infictior
and cure of disease by rites among
the natives OF Melanesia were related
recently by DR.. w. II. r. Rivers in the
second Fitzpatrick lecture on "Medi-
cine, Magic and Religion at the Royal
College of Physicians. says the Lon
don Times.
In Eddystone islands, where Doctor
Rivers spent several months some
years ago, nearly every disease is
ascribed to the infraction of a taboo
on the fruit of certain trees, espe-
cially the cocoanut and betel vine, the
taboo as well as the sign by which
1t is known being called KENO.
When anyone suffers from epilepsy
or other c~onvulsive seizure which is
recognized as kirengge he and his
friends consult one known to have
the power of imposing the KENO kir-
engge This man visits the patient
ana strokes him from the head
downwards with four leaves called
myou. some moss, SCOT, and scrap
ings of wood, uttering the formula:
Stroke away. Stroke down and
away. Cease thou. Let the mar
live; do not return. They have given
me a good ring" The lest clause of
this formula and two in that used in
removing the taboo refer to the fee,
the chief money of the island consist
ing of arm rings.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT

Following is the report of the local.
Weather Bureau for the twenty-four
hours ending at s a. m. today;
Highest temperature yesterday, SO.
Lowest this morning, 80.
Mean temperature yesterday, 40.
Normal temperature yesterday, 80.
Prevailing wind direction, NE.
Weather forecast for Winnemucca
and vicinity: Fair tonight and Friday.
RAY l.. FISHER,
Official in Charge.
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For the Birds.

For your bird-loving friends there
are no more appropriate gifts than a
bird bath or bird house. To be sure,
1t cannot be used Just now. but the
winter will be shortened for its re-
cipient by contemplation of the spring
that is coming. Shallow bowls of ce-
ment or marble are sold for the pur-
pose, and on some of them little mar
BILE birds are perched for ornament