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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-19
HOW GREAT MEN
MAKE LOVE
AS REVEALED BY THEIR
LOVE LETTERS
ROBERT BROWNING AND
ELIZABETH BARRETT
BY JOSEPH KAYE


THE Brownings, both Mr.. and Mrs.,
= equally famous as poets, established
. record forlove letters which is we'll
nigh unaprroachable. In a little less
than six .-.onths they wrote to each
other quarter Of million words,
enough to make four ordinary novels.
The letters were written generally
daily, and often twice daily, and each
elected passionate reply. The fol-
lowing is sample from Browning:
"You are the most entirely lovable
1 ever dreamed perhaps might be In a
better world altogether made up of
affectionateness and generosity. do
not much fear, now, shall ever Of
fend you-in the miserable way Of Civ
ing you direct offence which mortal
will and endeavor could avert :. but>
at present almost love even the APP
prehension that may be found out to
be useless, too unworthy in the end;
let 1t be said so, since feel 1t so, my
own Ba! ('Ba' was Browning's tender
appellation for Miss Barrett). love
this. because your dear love seems
fit to cover any imperfection of mine;
Is dare say you do not see them as you
say-but you will, perhaps, and then
trust to the love wholly. want
forms. ways of expressing my devO-
ton to you-but such as I am, all is
yours. =.
Are you out today. beloved? 1t 10
very warm; be careful, like the dear
est Ba you are! And kiss me as kiss
you !. all except the alteration
which is mine indefeasibly.
MAY God bless you ever for -yUrg
very own.'
To which Elizabeth Barrett ana
swered that very same evening:
my own dearest, who are never to
offend me And true, that is-be-
cause have tried, before now, to be
offended and could not u. ). being
under charm. So it is not my fault
but yours that never you see me am
CRY. 49,.
How think of you, and, in every
thought, love you! Yes, surely car
love you as if were worthier! an
better, perhaps, than if were betl
NJ. though that may sound like y
riddle. And. dear dearest, why do
you talk of your faults so? 1t is not
all gracious of you indeed. You are|
on high hill above me where ] cannot
reach your. hand Gin the myths, be i'll
UNDERSTOOD, and you sigh and say
ENORMOUSLY BY the by I may
have to step down lower Now
that gracious of you, or worthy Of
usual chivalry? i.
There is much more to this LEI
about thousand words more. bVt
quotation is sufficient sample
involved phraseology. overdrhY
ment and extravagant puhs
with which the Browning Barreft
tiers are colored.
The Brownings were married W
he was thirty-four and she forty. NJ
Barrett was always in delicate heal
and most of their time was passed
Italy, where they led most bliss
life.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-19
Seeking Mother-of-P Pearl

In Western Australia there are 81
pearl fisheries where mother-of-pd
one of the basic materials for /
tons, is found. The opalescent ST
are graded and sorted before b
packed into sacks and crates for
port, and there have. been times
little pearls, which have evaded
lynx eyes of the fishers" have
found in the shells when these
ages have heen unpacked in fact
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-18
Letter Of Thanks.

The Idaho ABti-T Tu berculosIs asso-
citation has sent letter OF thanks TO
Miss Dorothy Heitmao, chairman Of
the Christmas Seal sale Ia Rathdrum,
enclosing table showing the per
capita sales and relative standing OF
each county. The letter states that
In spite uf contiRued ananc.a
strinyency Ia many sections, the sale
totalied SIC, oil IS In 1923, a. against
$l3, 0o5. 90 In 1922, or an Increase OF
So, 0o6 So. Twenty nine coupties
have advanced their sale over tae
1922 sale, four have the same sta0d-
iog aud eleven fell below the last sale.
The general stsndsrd has been raised.
AS the highest per capita sale il 1922
was 3, and the highest In the sale
just closed is s 6, with = consistent
increase all down the line. ;.
The schools OF the state had . very
deanite part 10 the seal sale, aId
added materially toll success.
The xnti-tuberculosis work 1,
supported entirely by The sale OF the
Christmas seals. and % per ceot Of
the money raised 10 used 10 the state
to carry on the program for The
prevention OF tuberculosis. y The
orRsnIzation,. eo-operatiox With
superintendeBts and teachers. bias
enlisted yearly Iaore than 10000
Idaho school children 10 the health
crusade, through Which they Learn
health habits aud persooai and
community hysIeoe.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-18
SPIRIT LAKE

The camp fire girls are raising a
fund to pay expenses at their summer
camp in July
The night shift started work at the
Panhandle sawmlll last week.
Spirit Lake has a new Jazz orches
ira.
Or. E S. Prindle and family have
located at Vancouver Wash.
The Spirit Lake school district has
an assessed valuation Of $l,0l9, 098
The amount Of money TO run the
schools next year Is estimated at
$29, 900 for all purposes.
Bank deposits total $3.50, 1896
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-18
ATber Day.

In accordance with Sec. lo4S,
Idaho Compiled Statutes 1919, !
hereby designate and set apart
Friday, April asth, 1924, to be
observed as Arbor Day, by the
public schools OF kootenai county,
Idaho. In part this section pro-
vides as follows:
''It shall be the duty Of the
authorities of every public school
in this state to assemble the pupils
in their charge on that day in the
school building, or elsewhere, as
they may deem proper, and to pro-
vide for and conduct, under the
general supervision Of the county
superintendent of public instruc-
tion, such exercises as shall tend
to encourage tie planting, protec-
tion and preservation OF trees and
shrubs. :" s.
In pursuance of the provisions
of this statute, Governor Moore
has issued a proclaim alton which in
part is as follows:
'sNow, therefore, l., c. c. Moore.
Governor of the State OF Idaho, do
hereby recommend that the people
of the state of Idaho, upon the day
designated by the county superin-
tendent as Arbor Day, assist as far
as possible in planting trees along
streams, public highways and in
school grounds, in parks and upon
their own premises. ia order to
provide fer the needs OF future
generations.
School officers and trustees Of
koetenai couaty are therefore
urged to observe this day or at
least part of it in accordance
with purposes set forth in the
statutes.
Dated at C9ur d'Alenc, Idaho,
this 10th day OF March, 1924.
r. c. EGBERS,
Co. Supt. Public Insuuction
Kootenai County, Idxho
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-18
Idahs State News Ittns.

About 81, 500 acres OF land 10 Idaho
county have been thrown opea 10
homestead sntry.
Ia the interest 0f tax reduction.
Eampa has abolished the ONCE Of
street coaI mi ssioosr.
FarAors Of CaRyos county ordered
tons Of calcium arsesxte 10 sprsJ
1000 acres OF alfalfa.
Carload shipments at potatoes from
Idaho Falls to,aicd 4ps for March.
Growers report 80 10 30 per cent
loss IN Lewiston peach aad cherry
vrbards due te receatfros.s.
Sipsi, A. Easten et kellogg has
bess Gect,d president OF the state
board u sd0,' ,'stion.
Schou.s recsiy. Hesrly oae.third Of
all tax money > I'D ia Nez perce
county.
The Idaho cavalry y. II havs their
suumer camp ut Payet izks june
IA TO 20. The expense is es1'"A'eu
Ut $4s, 500.
+. A. Jeter. secretary OF sta s''s
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-18
Right Of Way Hearings.

A board, consisting OF Frank A.
Morris, Joseph Poirier and +. w.
Fitz, appointed by District Judge
Wm. F. McNaughton to assess
damages, spent Saturday north Of
Twin lakes viewing the route OF
the Panhandle Lumber company
logging railroad across the proper
ties-of E. ]. Young and w. H.
Spencer, defendants in condemna
ton proceedings for right of way.
w. H. Edelblute was among the
witnesses present and Bert A.
Reed appeared as counsel for the
lumber company and Miles F.
Egbers as attorney for the defen-
dants.
E. ]. Chingren is also defen-
dant in the condemnation proceed
logs for the same road. His case
was heard at the village hall in
Rathdrum Yesterday.
George Roth and several others
whose land is crossed by the pro-
posed railroad have granted right
of way without contest.
= 1t is reported the logging rail
way will reach body of timber
north of upper Twin lake that will
last fifteen years.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-18
CONDEMN OLD WALKS
Board Wants Safety. Bills for
CTaveling Held Up.

AT An adjourned meeting April
10, the village board condemned
twenty wooden sidewalks in vari-
Gus parts Of town and ordered a
number OF others repaired by re-
placing broken or rotten boards.
The notices call for cement walls
10 replace those condemned, except
where such walks are no longer
needed. 1t is presumed the width
OF new walks must conform to that
OF cement walks already built in
the peighborhood.
The sidewalk order was made
following the report of the commit
tee. Reports of accidents due to
defective walks had come to the
board. BY taking action and order
ing repairs and new walks the
village is relieved in measure
and liability for damages is shifted
10 the property owner.
.. Bills TO the amount of aben.
$3.50 were allowed, including $500
to Pat Monahan on his completed
contract to put 200 cubic yards OF
sand and gravel on the streets.
Other large bills allowed were
$sa.5o for street lighting Tor
March, $27 for grading and drag
ging streets, and $3I.4o for survey
ing the reservoir site TO correct
errors in deeds. Accounts to the
amount OF $72. 90 for putting over
80 cubic yards Of sand on the
street were laid on the table on
objection cf Trustee w. A. Hart |
that the work was done without
an order OF the board. Mr.. Hart
explained that he did not wish to
keep the workmcn from receiving
their compensation but he insisted !
that the law must be observed in |
employing men to work for the
town.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-18
From, Rose to Rose

member Of q diplomatic corps teils
a story Of Persian who came to this
country on a special mission Among
those who entertained him was a
wealthy man who invited the Oriental
to his country house The merning OF
the guests arrival the host visited him
In his apartment, and waA lstonished
to see him hopping about the door IN
the strangest way imaginable The
host ventured to ask the reason for
this curious action. The Persian r.
piled: "You see. this carpet Il green.
with pink roses here an there. Green
Is sacred color with ~, % am
obliged to hop from rose to rose. It
II good exercise. but rathay fatiCuins."
London Opinion.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-18
SHIELD IDAHO SIWEI
Quarantine Against CzliferHla'
Farm Products.


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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-18
HARRISON

John Rasor, injured by dynamite
explosion, had to be removed to a
Spokane hospital.
Henry Clay York and Mary Jane
Brigden were married April s, Rev.
j. II. Dickson officiating.
Bank deposits were sl7s, 2S4 March
81.
Everybody got busy one day last
week and had cleaning up on cans
and rubbish.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-18

commissioned OF law eDforcemeet. VAS
At San Francisco last week atteedIcf
a ceeve0tioa Of western state vspFe-
sentatIves seekIeg TO make aeIsUrss
safety devices empioyed 90 sotno'n-
bl,es-
IdahUt 6fst drastic actsoo uAdsf
the state embargo 90 shipipsats freas
California was taken Saturday wseA
more thaa 500 day-eld chicks 1efs
DESTROYED at Payette and Bsackfost
by deputy state veterinarians.
The state Industrial accideet soapd
awarded SstI2 to the widow and 6vs
dependent children OF william H.
Richardson, 4 district engineer t1 The
Utah Idaho Sugar cotupany who Wss
killed In 40 automobile accident
while on company business.
LISA Violation of state Law for
county treasurers to call for psymsat
outstanding registered warrsnts IN
asy other way than the order 10 which
they were issued pumerically. accord.
ing TO ! circular letter seat out 70 a'i
treasurers by e. M. Hoover, STATE
commissioner OF public invest-
nsuN.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-18


aud visited Camp Easton.
Shortly before midnight Saturday
night the jury which heard the case
of Fred Herrick VS. John NJ Carey in
d strict court. brought in notice OF
disagreement. and was discharged.
The trial lasted more than two weeks.
Deputy Sheriff Julius Johnson re-
turned from Wallace with f D..
Dexter, who was arrested in that city
by the chief OF police. Dexter is
alleged to be one of the two men who
robbed store at Black Lake several
weeks ago. The other alleged robber
has not been apprehended as yet.
Permission was granted Monday at
meeting OF the board OF county
commissioners to hold an election in
the four districts. Pleasant View.
McGures. East Greenacres and Post
Falls, FOR the creation Of rural high
school district including these dis
trlcts. The election is to be held May
Ia, ia each district.
Nine demonstrations on inoculating
and seeding legume crops were con-
Quoted 10 the county this week by G.
r. McDole. soils technologist and L.
N. Irving, county agricultural agent.
Many farmers have teen having
trouble securing good stands OF these
crops and 10 getting them inoculated
1t is the purpose Of these demonstra
tions to give, II possible, information
OF a practicable nature which will be
Of value 10 securing the desired
results.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-18

Herbert Wunderlich, St. Maries
h'gh school student. won the Inland
Empire oratorical contest on the U.
S. Constitution. has received $l00
cash prize and gets free trip to Les
Angeles to compete in the contest for
Pacific coast honors.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-18

arranged to erect three cars OF large
poles.
Travellers from the Fourth Of July
canyon report the road bad 10 spots
where the frost is coming out.
Richard, the infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Mellick died April 10 and
was buried Saturday 10 the Pleasant
View cemetery.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-18
TO APRIL

FROM THE NEW YORK TINES
Why weep, 0 April day?
Is not the sunshine warm?
Is there hint of storm f.
Along the Springtime way?
Thou canst but answer, Nay.' j.
Why weep? Is every tear s
But proof of grief intense \.
For Winters consequence
A Winter cold and drear,
With death SO boldly near?
fain would see thee smile
While skies above are blue;
While human hearts are true
And love lives on the while
To cheer US and bcguile.
Weep not for Winters blight
The past is gone for aye.
Smile, Smile, 0 April day,
And let your heart be light!
So shall our griefs take fight!
--Lurana Sheldon
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-18

The lumber industry Ia Idaho
employs so per cent of the Industrial
population and pays more than $780,
600 taxes yearly.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-18
cGUR D'ALENE

j. p Freeman, assistant scout
executive Of the United States. was
guest of the Rotary club last Friday
aud visited Camp Easton.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1924-04-18
FROM OVER THE COUNTY
POST FALLS

Total bank deposits are Sl94.47s
The Woman's Civic club is becom-
log active again.
:. The upper story OF NoRle's hall is
being torn down.
Another new hose house has be 6
i0stalled.
The telephone company has
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-01
zpnAvY I cEskOslOvnEkA.

SocialAs demokratieky Po-
slanec prodal a prohyyril js,bi-
lejni dukat. O tom mas pou-
cuje zprava, kolujici prave
casopisy u piilezitosti odche-
du soc. dem. posi-. Farbuly z
parlamentu. Farbula byl Zba-
ven mandatu ma z&klade sve-
no resignacniho prohlaseni,
ktere odevzdal sveho casu po-
slaneckemu klubu socialne de-
mokratickemu pisemnyna
zmocnenim, ably je klnb ode
vidal predsednictvu snemov-
ny v tom pripade. nezlepsi-l ii
Farbula soukromeho zivota.
Strana socialne demokraticka
vytykala totiz Farbulovi ne
kolikrate, ze majitele raznych
zabavnich mistnosti v Praze
Sc domahaji zaplaceni Farbu-
lovych Gtrat primo u kMbu.
Proto bylo Farbulovi pohroze-
no vyloucenim ze strany. Far
bula ma to jako zaruku napra
wy dal klubu zminene prohla.
Semi. Ale kdyz potion sc ne.
polepsil a komuniste tvrdili, ze
prodal j jubilejni dukat, ktery
dostal jako poslanec a vytezek
NejSsstSjSi nivSt5~nak ptai
slkych kaAareta. Pod tf1nto ii
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-01

byl pan POSI-. opily, uvedla ja-
ko doklad, ze - "mluvil phi
vine o politice'. Tedy znacne
p&dKy doklad.
! Stavba stitni 1od4nscs '. Ii
itomxficfch. v Litomeficich ja-
ko v mist6 dilezitem a velmi
pffhodnem ma byti postavena
st&tnf lod9Aice. Otazka ia je
nyni We stadiu jednani akci-
ovou spolecnosti drive skodo-
Wy zavedy v Praze, ktere pfi-
chazeji v lvahu jako pffpad-
ny najemce lodenice. Vydaje
zatimnf bddou ciniti 2 Milo
ny korun a Sc stavbou lodeni-
ce ma byt zapocato v tomto
roce co nejdTive.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-01
'----...-. :. ~yAr -

vetv mladeze odkazane vefenoa poor zvasss d1ti
We veku pfedskolnm Znacny kus pr&ce soalnf peti
madez byl vykonan take Slovensku Podkarpatsk6
usi kde vede ne cinnost do statnf pKvy pfevza byy
ednotlive lstavy ktere byy dopn9Ay po strncs anin
srativnf tax pedagogicke. @
Dasledkem valky jest veky pocet ednotlivcd i rodin
vakou postizenych Stat snaz rozvinou peel valecre
pokozence pkazuje nekolk cise Ma poztcfch yalee
nym pokozencGm bylo 1928 vyplaceno: nvalidIm
303 MIL Kc pozdsalym 334 MIL Kc Vedle toho vydAno ma
darech $4,000 Kt pajekach pod 470OOOQ Ke. Irva-
dni dachod by dpne nebo castecne zkaptasovaa 700
pfipadech Ma pIckam druzsvaA povoleno ceku 1885,
600 Kc Nemocni nyade eceni sou lGe statR spravy
ednotlyych ecebnych stavech Stene pecoyano byIo
orthopedcke pom1cky nvalddm. Pro vaeGn poskozence
zahranici zeich nizs vautOu zaveden by novt zpl
sob vpaty Pro rok 1924 chysta nayrh zakona pov
zamestnan vaeenyeh poskozenc1 cirax mnohym uoz
memo bude vratt Sc prodpktivn praci. l.. TX .
Jinou agendou sociani pece ba pece wy
stehovalce 1928 havni vyytehovaecky proud sme
fova do Ameriky havne do Spojenych Stad Severoae-
rickych Jako eta pedesa byla cs kvota do Spoenych
Statd Severoamerickych beznem roku vyerpana jz y
pvnch cyfech resp pet mesicich Jako drive 1928
mus vysehovalci Slovenska Podk Knsi edouc do
mo et pres zdravotn revisn vysehoval6ckou stanc
Svatobofcich Odezd vystehovac zazaoK jehc pro-
vadeni bylo casecn6 szeno epfesnou EiAMf pasovych
fadu Slovensku Podk Rusi tyto edsatky snazio
mnserstvo socian pece haprav zfzen opravne pasoye
cnnost polcejnho fidtesvi Praze. eeku roku 1928
vystehovaecky proud do satG ameriektch sta zcea
hadce Minerstvo sociani pece bxhea6 1923 sazo
Sc zamez uncle vyvolane nevyodn< vyehovalectvf on
inormacnf suzby. Mnistersvo soci&A pece ucnio
1923 das krok dpravou pohranen kentroy pasove, ez
lsouM jednak dcedm statisticky jenak bran podloud
ne doprave vystehovacd spolecnostm Mekoncesovanym
Rovnez upravena byla konroa pstavech
skych zamorskych Konrola vysehovaleckych spoleeno
M Praze della obcasnym revisem vyst9hovaeckych kan
celar kontroa istavech naodenf na zastupitelskym
lrady 1923 bya dobudovana provsorni vysteho-
vaecka stanice Pro 1924 pfipavuje j.
nym Zrizen vystehovaleckeho nspekorfatu Praze ably
byo mnisterstvo zbaveno drobnes agendy zzen porad
niho sboru dprava pojstovan vystehovac1 draz
vazade proti poskozeni ztrate zaveden move stacke
methody zrzen vystehovaecke stanice Bratisav9
spouprace soukroych socianich 6eansaci ve
ceeh vys6hevafectvf ~ 8f>>f ' grsa -
Ze strucneho tohoto pfehledu jest jsno ze sociAin
prace neustale vyviji jejm vyrazem jest nejen zminen
cnnost mnsterstva socani peGe ale mIzebe N siedova
oborech stani spravy cnnost Hoanot$ eto social
nj prace jest zvysena tim, De vyvoj nasch posrd vno
pockych zahranicnch tvofi pro tuo soaln peel zaka
f, dy dobre trvale.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-01

tulem Ocitovalo 81 "Vecerni
Pravo Lid" z "Volne Trib."
re nejcastejsim naystevnikem
prazskycA nocnich kabasetA
je pan Tomas, Koutny z Hodo-
nina, t. {. konaunisticky poslA-
nee a z pima srdce mu pralo
tento burzoasni zpGsob zaba-
Wy, kterou 81 hleda mezi bur-
zoasnimi navstevniky kabare.
til a fesnymi ksbaretnimi su-
bretami.
'prohyril, klub poslancd strany
odevzdal pfedsednictvu snemo
WY jeho resignaci ma mandat
Y "rodinnych dIvodh".
Soci&ins demtokraticky po.
stance okraden w vinxrns q
f7.O0O k6. Tato zprava prosls
tiskem kratce pred vanocem'
" soudni rubrice. Nemecky So
elaine demokraticky posi-. DIR
'Beutel bavil sc v jakesi vinar
me nocni We spolecnosti jakes
danny, kterou obvinil, kdyz 81
: ''po nocnim bd3nf vyspal. Il
mu ukradla 1900 Kc. Pfet
soudem DANA popirsla toto oe
vazne tvrzeni q hajila Sc tim
ze pan doktor nevi, co mluvi
ponevadz byl opilt. Ma otaz
ku predsedy soudu, jak vi, Il
The Kusko times., 1924-07-19
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Frazier, NJ D! Senator, to Aid: LaeEOuette- i'm
 Presidential.Race:.

WashingtOnI July 1e:-Senator L. J. Frazier, of North Dakota, today announced that he will ac. lively support the.candldacy of Robert M: Ia Toilette in the coming presidential campaign. Frazier declared be- would bolt Coolidge because the chief mag. istrate does not represent his brand ot .fepubiicanism.
 ''I wlll support Senator La Toilette for president in the same manner as pledged:by Sen- ator Wheeler" Frazier said, eand we will probably make a number of speeches together in behalf of k4aRolette.
The Kusko times., 1924-07-19
STR. BEAR
 IASTGFttllSE
PhicIsdd in s1ce,t.2.P paller Blades Broken,
 Many. Dents in Sides.

Washington July '16.- The cutter Bear, in all certainty. has made her last cruise ito Arctic waters. She is 'pinched'. in the ice .oneathousand,m miles sRoHth of Unalaskakwith. two of henepro- pe3ler blades broken, and a score of dents in her. sides, and coast guard headquarters has radioed' ocdeas. te herAo give up the bat tie, anGaa,petasn to Seattle from hef tiftieth4 4annnal' cruise of, ,,the' Befsug Sea andathe Arctiei.:: The radio .shat.~camal, throagA4- from Captain, Cochraa today; told'lthe story, of the' aisappointment ,of the crew and thei,.insurmountz able ice. Cochran also indicated that he could get theivessel back toSeattiet~
The Kusko times., 1924-07-19
HE'LL STAY
 WITH PART
Bryan Struggled With Conscience to Justify
 Nomination of Davis.

New York, July 12.-Willism J. Bryan, in & public statement tonight telling of his struggle with himself to remain in the democratic party after the nomi. nation of Davis, in part, says:
 II was mindful that the demo. cratic party had made me what ever l am and had given me whatever influence I possess. I decided I was not willing to de- sert, and even had I been, I could see no way in which I could have brought the masses of the people more good than through the democratic party. So have decided to stick
The Kusko times., 1924-07-19
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 Disasters Near, VictOrii;a

Vietoris.a July ]6:-Maries Watson, wife of Naval, Lseutenans R Wassen, was drowned at Rose Bay blythe caP~ sizing of . sailing boat. WStsen and three sailors manning the craft are missing.
 Captain William Garter, master of she' Tacoma gas boat Tonas, perished whom hiseFafk afollewinga an explosion, saakr fn the straits of San Juan de Fuc6.>A ViSaor Williams and Joh1 Brown, who were rescued. andr brought here, say the vessel was rum running.