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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13
NAUJAUSIOS z|N|OS,

LONDONAS. = AnglekasiQ ir
kasyklu savininkQ atstovai vakar
pradejo konferencija su tiSslu su-
sitaikinti. Konferencija atidare
patsai premjeras Lloyd George.
Trilype darbininku sqjunga pas
kelbe manifesto, kuriame sake,
kad jei kasyklu sayininkai stoves
uz mazinimq uzmokesnio, If kitQ
dvieiu organizaciju darbininkai
pakels streika. Bet cia abelnai ma
noma, kad bus padaryta tailla II
Anglia jau kaipir apsaugota nuo
kataklizmO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13
BRUSOS FRONTE SEKA
MUSTAI.

Konstantinopolis, Bal. 70
Brusos frOnte atnaujinta mu-
Siai TurkQ nacijonalistu su
Graikais.
TurkQ raitarija m6gina per
silauzti per GrailIq linija ry-
tuose nuo Brusa.
PraneSta, jog ! Turkijos pa
kraSGius atplauk6 JaponQ gar
laivis su tukstanGiu Turkp ne
laisviu is Siberijos.
GraikQ karo LAVAL sulaik6
garlaivi If j nusivare j save
.uostq. Pakils protestu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13
'PRANCUZIJAI NORISI 40
MILIJARDU FRANKU.
Tohos sumos reikia isnaikin-
tam kraStui.

Paryzius, Bal. II. : Isnai-
l1intQ Prancuzijos plotp atsta-
tydinimui reikalinga tur6ti IA
milijardQ frankly kas metai
per deSimti metq.
Taip yra sakoma parlamen-
to biudzetines komisijos ra-
porte, k"rs ana dienq paduo-
tas parlamentui.
Tick pinigq, sakoma, rapor-
te, Prancuzija is niekur mega
Ii gauti. zymia dali iplaukll
su6da tik vieni nuosimGiai az
skolas. Taigi Vokietija butt
mai turi ismok9ti tuos mill
iardus frankly savo markemis,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13
AMERIKoS NOToJE INA
TOMA DIDI REIKsME.
Salos Yap klausimas labai
rimtas.

Tokyo, Bal. -. - JaponN
spauda paSkelhG Suv. ValStl-
ju notos tmini klauSime man
datu. JaponamS daugiauSia 4,
peina SaloS zap klauSimaS.
TokiaS nota$ gavo viSi tai
kininkai.
Japonai notoje Wiuri dldl
rGikSmingumQ ir kalba apir
tai visa rimtai.
Oficiial6se Japonu sferose
kalbama, kaI, matyt, taIki-
ninkQ il Sqimgininku vieSpa-
tijomS priSieiS turGti nauiQ
taikoS konferencijQ.
Tokia konferenciia Siandie
butu paranki Japonijai. Mes
Prancuzija paSkelh&, kad Sa-
los Yap klauSime il stow Suv.
ValstijQ puSdje, reiSkia, prizes
JaponijQ, norS buvuSios taikos
konferencijos metu talkminkai
labjaus buvo palinke apSaugO-
ii JapOnijoS reikaluS.
Ir kitu zvilgSniu nauja tai
kos konferencija JapOnams Y
ia svarbi. JapOnai tiki>i Su-
siaurinti ginklavimQSi jurOSe.
Konferencija kaip tik butQ at
sakanGiausiaS momentaS i$riS-
ii tQ klauSimQ.
NorS vieSai Japonija neva
neprielankiauia sustabdymuI
ginkluotieS jurOie. Bet patty
lOmiS del to darbuOjasi. Gink-
lavimaSiS suriStaS Su dideI6-
mis- i$laidOmiS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13
MIRE BUVUSIOJI VOKIE-
TIJOS IMPERATORIE-
NE.
Sakoma; busianti paloidota
Potsdame.

Amsterdam, Olandija, Bal.
12.-DOorn'e Nakar rytQ bu-
vusiojo Vokietijos imperato-
riaus (kaizerio) Wilhelmo II
rumuose mir6 10 zmona Augu-
sta Viktorija. Jai mirStant nei
vieno jos vaikQ nebuvo. Jinai
ilgas laikas sirguliavo il nesi-
tiktta mirimo.
Paskelbta, kad jos lavonas
bus iSveztas Potsdaman, Vo-
kietijon, kur palaidoti buvusie-
il HohenzolIerm dinastijos ma
rial.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13
CIVILIAI UzPUOLA ANG-
LU PoLICIJA.
Suzeista keletas policijantu.

Suzeista keletas policiiantu.
Dublinas, Bal. Il. - Vakar
rytQ buvo pakiIusi cia smarki
kova aplink vieSbuti North
western, kur civiliai zmones
apSiginkIave bombomis il XII
tokiais inagiais uzatakav0
vie$buti.
Kova tes6si koki pusvalan-
di.
Vie$buty stovyklq turi
burys AngIQ militarines poll
cijoS. Kuomet zmon6s uzpuO-
l6. poIicijantai dar miegOjO.
TuOjauS pakeltas trukSmas.
Kai-kurie pOlicijantai pakllo
kovOn vienmarSkiniai.
Pasekm6je visgi uzpuolimq
atbloSk6. Vienas civilis EMO
gus nukautas ir keli suzeisti.
Suzeista il keletas policijantQ.
KitoSe Airijos dalyse taip-
pat nepaliauia kova AiriQ su
AnglaiS. Nepramatomas susi-
taikymas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13
ELGETAUJA ISPANAI
STREIKININKAI.

Cartagene, Ispanija, Bal. u.
Sitame apskrity streikuoja
keli simtai anglekasiu. siandie
jie patys ir jq Seimynos ba-
dauja. Streikininka: pavieske-
liais praSo zmoniQ ismaldos.
Vyriausyb6 zada duoti jiems
darbo prie naujQ vieskeliQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13
OFICIJALIAI GRAIKU
NUOSTOLIAI.

Atenai, Bal. y. - Graiki-
JOS vyriausyb6 oficijaliai pas
kelbd, kad Mazoje Azijoje ko-
vote su Turkais Graikai pa
neS6 nuostoliQ: 600 kareiviQ
nukautq If 3,4O0 suzeistu.
Visai nieko nesakoma apie
patekusius nelaisv6n Turkams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13
P!NIGy kURsAs.

svetimu salip pinigp verte, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000, Baland. II
buvo tokia pagal Merchants LO-
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingp svarui 1892
Prancuzijos Sinful frankq 7.15
Italiios Sinful liru 4.4s
Vokietijos Sinful markiu 1.6S.
Lietuvos Sinful auksinu 1.6S
Lenkiios Sinful marliq .19
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13
SUSEKTA MILITARINE
VOKIECIU ORGANI-
ZACIJA.

Paryzius, Bal. u. : Is Aug
Stosios SiIezijos talkininku ko-
misija raportuoja, kad tenai
pavyke susekti militarine Vo-
kieGiu organizacija.
Tos organizacijos tikslas
buves sukilti prizes talkininkus
il Lenkus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13
KAROLIS APLEISIAS
sVEICARIJA.

Berne, sveicarija, Bal. r.
Luzernej oficijaliai paslSelbta,
kad buvusis Austrijos-U -Ungari-
jos imperatorius Karolis nus
prendes apleisti sveicarija.
Tue tikslu vedamos tarybos
su kita vieSpatija. Matyt, su
Ispanija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13

BERLYNAS. = Mirusioji Olan-
diioic kaizericn6 bus palaidota
Potsdame, Salimais Berlyno. Buvo
pasiketines savo zmonos lavonq
Potsdaman palydeti ir kaizeris.
Bet Vokietiios vyriausybes pers-
pttas to nedaryti. Mes kaip jam,
taip paciai Siandieninei VokieciQ
valdziai yra pavojaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13

70 ivykes Prancuzp nepasik-
Elausus, tik susitarus llrasto
IIyaldziai su Lietuyos Susisie-
kimo Ministerial.
Kopenhaga. III-3. Musu
tam tikro correspondence pra-
nesimu, Danuose galutinai su-
siorganizavo komitetas Lietu-
tuvai Selpti, kuriame dalyvaa-
ia Suomiq, Danu, kaip Daml
lMokslo Draugijos pirmininkaS
Wilhelm Taomsen, kuris yra
komiteto pirmininkas, Kara
tliaus Ukio Institute direkto-
lrius, prof. H. O. G.. Ellinger,
komiteto -pirmininkas, ban
ko direktorius Chr. Fabricius,
komiteto Mdininkas, adyoka-
tas Egholm, komiteto sekreto-
frius ir visa ellie kitq Danq
mokslininku pramonininku, ra-
SytojQ- Paskutiniu metu nau-
/
jai istojo i komiteta zymin
ipramonininkq. Komitetas id6-
io 9 Kopenhagos zymesniuose
laikraSciuose atsiSaukima
I"Gelbek Lietuva," kuriame
pabrezus, kad Lietuvoje var
gas nei kick nemazesnis, ne
gu kituose nuo karo nukente-
jusiuose, Danu Selpimo 1Sras-
tuose, >llvieGia savo tautieGius,
suteikti aulSQ ir Lietuvos Rau-
donajam Kryziui.
Kaunas. III. sventasis
|Tevas, atsakydamas ] zemdir-
blu Sajungos Kongreso pas
veikinima telegrama is Romos
teil1ia Lietuvos Zemdirbiams
savo palaiminima, pazym6da-
mas, kad dvasinis Del ekono-
minis krasto progresas risa.
Sis su KatalikQ Baznycios lllc-
st6jimu.
Kaunas. HI Musq w
sieniQ Reikalu Minister'S d-ras
Purickis nusimte Estu Uzsie-
niq Reikalq Ministeriui ! Es-
tQ pripazinima Lietuvos de jul
re Sia nota:
Iamsta Minister:
Turiu garbe praneSti, kad,
tarpininkaujant musu Atsto-
lvybei Ta'line, as gavau Tams-
| ftos nota, kurioje Tamsta ma
loniai man pranesei, jog Els
tu Respublikos Vyriausybe nu-
sprende pripazinti Lietuva,
kaipo nepriklausopa valstybe
de jure. AS tuojaus pranesiau
ta zinia musq vyriausybei ir
musq Steigiamajam Seimui.
Ia zinia sukela didziausi en-
tuzijazma Lietuviq tautos at
stovq tarpe. Tame akte Lietu-
viu tauta mato geriausi EstQ
tautos draugingumo jai isro-
Idyma. Lietuviu tauta albai
brangina ia drauginguma ir
yra isitikinusi, kad jis issileis
Fl visa ellie rysip il santikip
tarpe tu dvieju respublikp, ku-
RE pades ju gerovei II pleto-
tel. Nuosirdziai dekodamas Es-
tn Vyriausybei rH ta akta pra-
sau, Tamsta Minister, priim-
ii mano augstos pagarbos pa
reiskima. Purickis.
-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13
GRAND JURY INA NAGAN
GRAFTERIUS.

Federal6 grand jury prade-
jo tyrin6jimus graftu (papir-
kimQ) praplytimQ statymo ma
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13
zUVo GAISRE.

New York, Bal. -. : Sude-
g6 trijQ augStQ apartamenti-
Mai namai. Gaisre zuvo vienas
zmogus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13
NEKUoMET TAIP NERA.
3y GENE BYRNES

Mesos luautuveje leide sake mesininkui: Del vieno
dakto as tamst gerbu Tamsta es abai mazi snekus EMO
gus.
Mesinnkas atsako: Tyejimas tai obalsis (Bet ar
gi rasi kr mazakalb mesininka).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13
ELTOs zINIOs.
(Lietuvos Informaciju Biuro
pranesimai).

Kaunas. III-2. Steigiamo
jo Seimo 6S-to posedzio 49,
! 81 m. Kovo 3 d. $50 val. ry.
ta darby tvarka::
1. Uzsieniq Reikalq Minis.
terijos etatq sumanymas q
skaitymas).
2. Priverstinas valstybinis
triobesiu nuo ugnies apdrau.
dino istatymo sumanymas
Gil skaitymas).
3. Algos nustatymo kovai 81
CALVIN maru, stoties direRto-
riui, istatymo sumanymas q
skaitymas).
4. Algos nustatymo susisie-
kimo ministerijos vladimir
kams ir tarnautojams istaty-
mo sumanymas G skaitymas) },
5. AlgQ nustatymo centrali-
niq ir vietos istaigQ vladimir
kams istatymo papildymo il
pakeitimo sumanymas Ct skai-
tymas).
6. AlgQ nustatymo centrali-
niq il vietos istaigQ tarnauto-
jams istatymo papildymo su-
manymas Ct skaitymas).
Z. Nuo ivezamu j Kauna ge-
lezinkeliais ir vandens keliais
kroviniQ miesto naudai rink
liavos istatymo sumanymas
Il skaitymas).
8. Istatymo apie pridedama-
j valstybini mokesni nuo pre-
kybos il pramones istaigq pa
piIdymo sumanymas G skai,
.tymas).
9. Algu nustatymo centro
If vietos istaigu valdininkams
istatymo papildymo summary
mas Ct skaitymas).
10. ApskriGiu sienq ir jQ
centrQ istatymo papildymas
panaikinimo sumanymas (I1l
skaitymas).
II. Steigiamojo Seimo ma
riQ atsisakymo If naujQ isto-
jimo taisykliq sumanymas Ill
skaitymas).
Il. Valstybes kontroles eta
tu sumanymas 4 skaitymas). J.
13. Servetutq likvidavimo
istatymo sumanymas q skai-
tymas).
IA. Butq mokesnio savival-
dyhiQ naudai istatymo slma-
nymas (H skaitymas).
Is. Amato, kredito, preky-
bos, pramones bendrQ pajamQ
mokesnio istatymo summary
mas Ct skaitymas).
Klaipeda. III 3. Klaipedos
miesto LietuviQ susivienijimo
drauglJa Nasarlo 10 q. atslun-
te Lietuvos Karo Atstoyui
Klaipedoje, kapitonui Dymsai,
81 pasveikinima::
"Klaipedos miesto Lietuviu
susivieniiimas sveikina gar
bingus musu Lietuyos Tevy-
mes veikejus, triiu metu lie
tuvos nepriklausomyb6s sll-
kaktuviQ.
Jausdami bendrai visus jos
likimo dziaugsmus, bel vargus,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13

Oras. = Siandie apsiniauke, bet
Sileiau; rytoj gall but lietaus II
vakare Salciau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13
Cleveland, O., Bal. II. = s

Geguzes l d. baigiasi sutartis
gatvekariQ kompanijos su dar-
bininkais. Abb pusi sutiko tai
kinties graziuoju.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13

CHICAGO. = Airijq Selpti fon-
dan pracita sekmadieni Chicagos
arkivyskupijos baznyciose surink-
ia 100 tukstanciQ dolieriQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-13

NEW YORK. : Karo metu
Suv. ValstijQ vyriausyb6 armi-
JOS lakunystci iSlcido 1898, ,090,7Sl.
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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

Accustomed to Party Life.
IT'S he strong party man?"
he ought to be. He's been practic-
ing at pink teas for years"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
every STATE TROOPER
WORLD WAR VETERAN

From the superintendent down to
the latest recruit, every man in the
service Of the West Virginia State
police has seen service in the IT 6
army.
Colone! Jackson Arnold. supe,,n.
tendent, was a Lieutenant Colone,
with the national army in France,
Captains ]. r. Brockus and Thomas
w. Norton In command OF companies
B and A respectively, are both retired
officers OF the U. 8. regulars.
Both left the service with the rank
Of major. Captain Norton is a weat
Pointer while Captain Brockus rose
from the ranks. Beth saw service I'm
the Philippines, tie Spanish.Amerf-
can war, the Boxer r. belion and the
World War.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
Honor YOUR STATE"
IS TROOPER MOTTO

. In organizing and developing the
West Virginia State Police. Colonel
Jackson Arnold. the commander of the
force. has made it his constant aim
70 train bis nen to remember at all
times that 1t is their duty to uphold
the honor Of their state.
BY atamping out those classes Of
lawlessness and crime which tend To
give bad name to the community
1t Is the aim Of the State Police 70
make West Virginia known as q CON.
monwealth in which 1t is particularly
desirable to live.
Such reputation means ad5ed
wealth and prosperity for a state and
no pain is spared to make each
trooper realize that his individual Of.
forts are to be conferred on preserving
the peace and enforcing the law and
that his life itself must be given. r.
necessary to uphold the honor OF West
Virginia
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
NOTICE.

In the Matter of Permanent Road
Improvement Bonds for Blue Sui
phur Magistcrial District. Green
Bricr County, West Virginia:
AT regular meeting Of the
County Court Of Grecnbrier County
West Virginia, held on the 10th day
of August, 1920, i'm order was made
and entered Of record, Il vote to be
taken by the legal voters of Blue
Sulp hur Magistcrial District, upon
the issuance and sale of Ninety
four Thousand ($94 100000 dollars,
Of bonds of said district, known as
Bonds. and directing that an cleo
ton be held in said Blue Sulphur
Ma9iSlerial District, on the 10Th
day of September, 1920. for the pur-
pose of determining whether or
not said bond ISSUE should be auth
OriZcd or rejected.
The returns of said election held
on that date, show that three hun
dred and twcnty-cight (32S) votes
were cast for. and one hundred and
twcnty-ninc Q29 votes were cast
against said bond issue: so that
more than three-fifths $50 Of the
voters voting at said election voted
III favor of the issuance of said
bonds.
The County Court Of said Green
brier County. West Virginia, has
caused to be transmitted to me
duly certified copy of all the orders
proclamations, notices, advertise
mentS. affidavits and a record of all
the proceedings connected with or
pretaining to said bond issue. I
have examined the same, and it is
my opinion that the said bond issue
is regular. and all the proceedings
in compliance with the law. there
fore approve the validity of Said
bonds as provided by chapter 81,
acts of the Legislature, 1917.
+. Il. ENGLAND,
-, Attorney General State of w. Va.
Charleston, w. Va, March 7, 1921.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

II want pardon he said, "for a
man | sent to jail this morning"
For a man you sent to jail this
morning?' echoed the governor.
Great Scott. Man, hadn't you better
change your mind the next time be-
fore you send him?"
The judge laughed and told the
story. The governor laughed and
dispatched the pardon by special mes
senSer, so that Mr.. FaXon was en-
abled to reach home only an hour
later than usual.
Mrs. Faxon was not In. In the
kitchen were the customary pie--ap-
ple-and the saucepan on nondescript
stew.
Mr.. Fnxon looked ut them long and
earnestly. Then he consigned them
both to the garbage-can.
I'm ashamed to look an apple Die
In the face" he muttered.
After which he snt down to await
the return OF the mistress of the
household.
She came in the usual tlutter Of
hurry and apology.
MIR. FnXun stood quite two inchcS
taller than usual. and related quietly
and dispnssionatcly, but truthfully,
the narrowing experiences of the day
"tlaudia," said he, in conclusion
and with an air Of tinality. 81 think
we have had enough OF clubs"
I'll think so, too" said Mrs
FaNOn.
She looked at the dust thick on the
furniture. ut the Uttered fioor-she
hnd been sewing and had gone out
III hurry--and her lip quivered.
II guess she said very low,
"thnt reform ought to begin ut home.
And, Henry. I'm so ASHAMED; hut
there's pie for dinner and"
WAS" softly corrected Mr.. FaxOn.
ITS in the garbage-can now. Din
ner's waiting for us in the restaurant
around the corner"
Mrs. FaXon lifted an April face.
She slipped her hand into her hus-
bands arm.
Henry" she said solemnly, you're
dear. And-home's best, after
ALL"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
SLAIN TROOPER
LEFT RECORD
OF BRAVERY
srhrK POLICEMAN RIPLEY AN.
sUsHEp IN MIN0o COUNTY,
WAS WITHOUT FEAR
A.a Shown HlmsslS Gallant Soidlse
and Faithful Servant
Of STATE.

Although Private EIneat i Ripley
Of the West Virginia State Police was
killed in a gun battle at Vulcan, Min.
20 county, November 10 last, the full
account Of his bravery has not been
generally known nor tho reasons for
bis staying. The complete story
shows that in Trooper Ripley West
Virginia lost fearless officer and
an able one.
Like almost all other members Of
the West Virginia State Police,
Trooper Ripley was a veteran Of the
world war. He returned to his home
at Hinton after receiving his honor.
sbe discharge from the army and
soon enlisted in the constabulary.
His first exploit was characteristic
learning that three men, reputed
10 be desperadoes. were making moon
shine whisky at a lonely spot twelve
miles from Hinton. no set out, despite
the fact that he was hol.l, on fur
Tough, to capture them. The moon
sinners fired on him with rifles and
killed his horse but no kept on and
drove them into a hut. Making them
believe that they were surrounded by
numerous force, he compelled them
to give up their weapons and then
forced them to tear down their still
and to carry it all the way to Hinton.
where they were locked up.
Catching q Murderer.
Trooper Ripley was in Matewan
when Anse Hatfield was shot 10 he
was sitting on the hotel porch. TAX
ing in the situation at a glance, Ripley
noted the direction OF the shot and
rfn to the rear of a box car on the
r.,droad siding facing the hotel where
Nc disarmsd Fred Bur8raff. taking q
rife away from him.
Chief Of Police Sid Hatfield Of
Matewan, refused to lock BurgraR up
IN the jail but the trooper drew his
revolver and said "You will either
lock him up OK will lock you up
With him" Bur1s1 was put In a cell
and was later takan by Trooper Rip
ley to Williamson. An indictment
for murder followed.
Troopers Ripley and Curtis ratded
d gambling house at Vulcan and ar
rested William Hatfield and Taylor
Cole, who were later fined. As O re-.
suit of this. the two gamblers are said
TO have sworn to get revenge
The Killing Of Ripley.
The afternoon OF November 10,
trooper Ripley started up the rail-
road track from Vulcan to Sands. He
met Hatfield and Cole. both of whom
were armed. 1t is said that Hatfield
hred first. shooting Ripley through
me neck. The trooper then shot and
Killed Hatfield Jut was, in turn,
'nortally wounded by Cole. Ripley's
revolver TANNED but he threw the
useless gun ut Coles head before he
fell
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FNSAAS SA
statement In be-
half Of DR.. Pierce
medicines I cannot
recommend them
toe highly to the
public. We. have
used them in our
family for years
AID have resped
good results. We
have always found
tho Golden Medical
Diseoyor' superior
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fr1rate Curtis arrested Cole at the
home Of a miner near the scene NJ the
killing.
Inc bravery OF Private Ripley will
Dc remembered as something to be
emulated by other members OF the
West Virginia State Police.
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india Ink Really Chinese Ink.

The intensely black inks have varI-
ons sorts Of finely divided carbon rs
their pigment, and the vehicle in most
instances is some type Of oil or var
nish. India ink is the name often ap-
piled TO what is In reality Chinese
ink. The hest of this variety comes
from the Anhui province and Is made
from the lamp black produced when
wood oil is slowly burned in one earth
enwnre vessel and the SCOT or lamp
black produced Is collected on the
sides Of IL second jar placed above the
first. A paste IS made with varnish
and pork fat and this Is then mixed
with glue. Some ink Is made from
the SCOT Of sesame or rapeseed oil,
but in any case the paste Is pressed
into molds. There are, Of course,
many grades Of this ink, the lower
being made from the coarser SCOT and
glue. In 1913 the Chinese exported
27,OOO pounds Of this ink.-Scientific
American Monthly.
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to any other TOMS, as it is . wonderful
system builder. I can cAessfully roe-
ommend it to all like sufferers. 'eE: :.
CARPER.
Send 10 cents to Or. Pierce's Inyalids'
Hotel in Buffalo. NY, for trial package.
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! do. Il don't care"
MI. FaNon opened the door and
f, stood aside for his wife to pass.
AT any rate" he said. 1.-The kit
tens quiet now
"Sh!' cautioned Mrs. Faxon. "It's
probably asleep. Don't wake it,"
He opened the door and had the
, surprise of his life.
The kitten apparently was enter
tanning company. 1t perched on the
| knee Of stout man I'm a suit Of
clothes that spoke for themselves, and
pnrred loudly.
"W-w-what -" suffered Mr..
| Faxon Indignantly
The stout man rose, and thrust an
official-looking document at the as
! tonished Mr.. Faxon.
Warrant for your arrest, sir" he
said briskly.
Mrs. FaXon shrieked. but Mr.. Faxop-
red and angry. demanded an e1plana-
tion, and suggested u mistake.
"Oh, I guess not" said the stout
man. "when q nice. quiet animal like
this he str0ked the kitten thnt
chung to him affectionately. and Mr..
FnN"m smiled ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so
that the neighburs send in COM
{ piaint. and we find it with its head
stuck fast In all empty succo,aSh can,
1t can mean only one thing
and what's that?' demanded Mr.
| FuX0n
"Cruelty TO animals"
MIR. FaNOn fairly choked with in
! dignatiOn.
II brought it in from the alley"
Mrs. FaXon declared vehemently. land
fed it, and 1t wouldn't go back, and
| we left 1t here while we went to the
| theater."
| He checked Mr.. FaXon's further pro-
tests by peremptOry command to
accompany him TO the county'S board
ing-house where the windows are
barred and the simple life IS OBJ
served.
1t was 3 Il. N. when he finally
reached home. Mrs. Faxon had not
! yet gone to bed. She was pale and
dlsheveled, and she threw herself into
her husbands arms and wept for
sheer relief and Joy at his safe re-
| turn.
II Thought they h--had you
locked up in a horrid Cecil" she
| sobbed.
Not on your life," scoffed Mr.. Fax
on. I'm out on bond" he explained.
| I've got to appear In court at nine
In the morning." be explained.
| Merely because he believed it to be
the expected thing, and not because
he considered 1t in any degree neces-
sary, MIR. Faxon engaged lawyer for
his defense.
There was not much testimony Of
fered by either side, but to such as
there WAS he gave the closest atten-
| ton.
| I'm my Judgment" said the Judge,
1.-THE evidence is insufficient for cOnvic-
ton. But-complaint has been made
to this court concerning Il recent judg-
| ment OF the court in q similar case"
lie smiled pleasantly at Mr.. Faxon,
who nudged his cOunsels elbow.
II say" he whispered "who is he,
anyway"
Judge Sinclair returned the
lawyer in surprise. "Didn't you
hiio"
Out, protested Mr.. faxon, 1T
says Judge benton on the door.
VIZ yes t"ey 'rhoeu court-rooins'
s"u Nno"' anu TIE mines invent been
't".seu
anu So cohc'uueu HIS honor'
thirty days I'm the county Jail"
~ w. 'u,''' i""Se' ie"peo 10 HIN
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'"i' Tic Juuse iihpeituroaoly.