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and now he's after tho table. lie's
from the Installment house." New
York Herald.
Beginning Sunday School.
"And what do you know about
Moses?"
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day hero and I don't know anybody."
Punch.
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Alfalfa pcfl 15 50. Farmi for slo on crop pax
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Immigration fieuros show that the
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new sottlors from the United StaUs
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on farms in provinces of Manitoba,
Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Lord William Percy, an Enjllsh Nobleman.
iayi:
I "The possibilities and opportunities offered
by the Canadian West are so Infinitely
rritr than those which exist In England,
that It seems absurd to think that people
should be Impeded from commit to
country where they can most easily
certainly ImprOTO their position.
thai
Hew districts are belntr opened up.
which will make accessaole a great
number of homesteads In districts
especially adapted to mixed farm'
Ids' and grain raising.
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British Royalty' Narrow Escape From
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fiction. Strange to say, old England,
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Church of England, In a remote par
ish in Wiltshire, recently discovered
among hlB parishioners a flno old fig
ure of a woman, ngo one hundred and
four, tho widow of an lnnkeopor. Thl
ancient dame has eight sons living,
six of whom have served In cither tho
army or tho navy. Tho rector wroto
informing King Ooorgo of these thing,
and tho king ordered a worm congrat
ulatory telegram to be sent to her.
JuBt as the telegram was sent off,
tho rector, having received additional
testimony concerning tho "old un,"
wrote again, explaining that sho had
been twice divorced, and had not gono
through tho marriage ceromony at all
with tho man of her latest household.
Another wlro was promptly set at
work at tho king's command, ordering
tho postmaster at tho other end to
stop delivery of tho royal congratu
lations, and that, functionary had
barely time to grab the coattalls of tho
messenger with tho blcyclo as ho was
about to make delivery.
Efficacious, But
Ex-Speaker Alfred E. Smith, who
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Albany, N. Y., said at a dinner:
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tho force than this Goethals bill.
They're not such showy, not such at
tractive ways, but they'ro better.
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of the hotel. r
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tho pump had not been primed. Ho
slowly backed away and, eyeing tho
pump, said: "Well, I don't blamo you
for not working, anyhow. I wouldn't
patronizo you when I had money."
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IN THE SOUTH
Gap, Caroline
Islands. No old
maids are to be
found in tho
South Soa Is
lands. Thore aro
no "unappropriat
ed blessings." No
widow remains a
widow many
days. There aro
no "odd" women.
Tho bachelor girl
is ono product ot
civilization which
has not yet found
way to theso
tropical Islands,
though cigarettes
nnd liquor aro
hero In ample
in o a s u r o. The
widow tears hor
hair, gashes temples, put on mourn
ing, then, In a fow days adopts half
mourning, and, shortly afterward,
seizes on a second huBban,d.
Marriage customs vary in different
islands nnd among different tribes.
Usually the brido is bought from the
village by payment of shell-money,
canoes, weapons or other articles of
value. Sometimes she Is stolen.
When the husband tires of her and
sends her away or sho divorces him
by desertion, the articles of value or
their equivalent must bo returned, a
primitive alimony.
Betrothal In Babyhood.
In Kaiser Wllhelm land, tho Bis
marck Archipelago and other scat
tered islands of tho German posses
sions in tho Pacific, as indeed in
most lands in this great ocean, tho
betrothal takes placo when the pro
spective brido and bridegroom nro ba
bies and they havo nothing to say
about It. In ono tribe tho vglrls are
betrothed nt the age of flvo years
and from that date until their mar-
On a South
rlago, Ave or ten years nfterward, they
are kept Imprisoned in bamboo cats
from which they are reloased-for only
an hour onco a day. Despite this
close Imprisonment, they grow up ap
parently strong and in good health.
Romance is absent from the betrothal
ceremony which is concerned altogeth
er with pigs, canoes and tomahawks.
Husbands Won by Cookery.
Tho second marrlago differs in this
trlbo from the first In that the widow
has her husband selected for her by
her relatives, but sho must win him
by her skill as a cook. As soon as
tho man Is selected, tho widow, with
her cooking pots, 1b taken to his houso.
She prepares and cooks hler"food and
when ho returns In tho ovonlng offers
It to him with her own hands. Should
ho accept, Uie marriage is established,
but if tho lady bo not attractive In his
eyes ho clicks his tonguo, a peculiar
Papuan note ot disapproval, and sho
must leave to try her culinary skill
on another man. The good cook near
ly always wins, whether or not she Is
good looking. Not in America alono
Is husband won or kept by "feeding
tho brute." Tho American girl who
wears a cook apron gracefully will
got her best young man euro!
A story Is told In Now Guinea of a
Papuan widow who was an indiffer
ent cook. She cooked dinner overy
day for threo weoks for tho man se
lected to bo her second husband, while
tho wily prospective bridegroom,
knowing what was in store, took nil
his meals with his father. Finally,
seeing tho caso was hopeless, she re
moved tho cooking pots, her Imple
ments of warfaro, to tho house of
anothor man whero alio and her din
nersproved lrrenlstlblo.
Germany's Islands.
Gormany's possessions In tho Paci
fic ocean nro not large. They ore
mere stepping stones along the ocean's
highways, thrusting themselves above
tho surfaco of tho sea aa the ancient
stepping stones In Columbia, Missouri,
or Pompeii, rlso above tho lovel of tho
streets Germany holds to them with
tenacity however, and governs them
vith tho eanit autocratic police moth
SEA ISLANDS
ods that great nation employs at
homo. Tho Gorman possessions con
sist of German Now Guinea (Kaiser
Wllholm Land) Bismarck Archipelago,
Marshall Islands, a part ot the Sa
moan group, tho Carollno Islands and
tho Mariana Islands. Tho native pop
ulation Is about 500,000.
Tho contrast botweun tho British
and German governmental administra
tion of their South Syi Elands Is
marked. The British intorfero as lit
tlo as poBstblo with tho natlvo. Tho
governor of Papua, British New Gui
nea, Issued a proclamation recenUy
condemning the undue sale ot Euro
pean clothing to tho natlvo. A shell
necklace and a grass loin-cloth, the or
dinary wearing apparel, he evidently
thought were conduclvo to morality
and progress. Tho German insists up
on Berlin regularity and upon tho na
tlvo becoming Germanized as far as
possiblo and nt once. Tho natlvo po
llco army of tho Bismarck Archipela
go nil wear the German military cap,
though tho climate forbids the coat
and trousers! "Solf-government?" re
marked a German official at Raboul,
"how can wo give Bolf-govornmont
to cannibals?'
Natives Enslaved In Copra Traffic.
Co lira Is klnc In the South Sen Is
lands. Copra Is the dried flesh ot the
cocoanut and is used for soap, oil and
many commercial purposes. Ono Ger
man Arm, with headquarters at Maron,
has 500,000 cocoanut trees from which
copra is being obtnlned. Tho devel
opment of the copra Industry has
brought somo commercial prosperity
to the islands, but it has brought also
many of tho demoralizing vices of
civilization. There aro honorablo
merchants engaged in tho business,
but there nro also many low-class trad
ers or "bench combers," who dls
graco tho nnmo of white man. Slavo
labor, through a system of enforced
servitude called euphemistically a la-
Pacific Island.
bor-recruitlng system, has nearly ev
erywhere been Introduced as neces
sary for tho copra Industry. It Is not
strange to find that tho nntlvo fears
tho white man. Wherever possible
tho whlto man, trader or planter, In
tho South BeaB forces him to labor,
when he had never worked before, and
carries him, a practical slavo, for this
labor to cocoanut plantations on dis
tant Islands,
Good Work of Missionaries,
Tho German missionary has done
and continues to do much good among
tho natives. For making conditions
better In theso lonoly but beautiful Is
lands much credit Is due to tho Ger
man missionaries as In otbor lands
credit Is duo missionaries of other
nations. The missionary seldom re
ceives the. meed ot pralso ho morlta.
A new Acts of the Apostles could bo
written from tho stories of tho lives
ot tho missionaries, men and women,
out In theso outposts ot Gorman civ
ilization. True, thero is a divided and
discordant Christianity, to tho shame
of Christianity here and at homo. Com
petition still exists among Christian
sects whon cooperation has succeed
ed competition in the business world.
True, thore nro unworthy mission
nrlos. But when all has beon Bald
against them by traders with whoso
cruel methods they Interfere and by
tourlsts'ho travel only for pleasure
and by cynics who aro deaf and blind
though not dumb, tho world's good Is
being promoted, immeasurably pro
moted, by theso self-sacrlflclng men
nnd women who aro engaged In splen
did adventure for God and man In
tho Islands of tho sen.
Herolo Preacher's Work.
Take ono example out ot many. On
tho Island of Now Pommoru tho Rev.
H. P. Wenzel, a German Methodist
missionary, Is closing his olghth year
of unremitting servlco, without holi
day or relief. Ho gavo up a comfort
ablo pulpit In Berlin to como to tills
distant land. H1b wlfo, who camo
with him, died of fever nnd lies burled
near tho mission church ho built. Ills
children wero sent homo to llvo with
- 1 relatives In Germany, Ho kept on
ftuon, maeaso, ueatnr Fourteen mis
sionaries on tho Island wore killed by
hostile natives. Ills life was threat
cned and for a long tlmo in lmmtnonl
danger. IIo novcr faltered. He went
about alono among tho nntlvos, preach
Ing, teaching, healing with slmplomod
lclnos tho sick, leading Into gontlot
ways the natives, "half savage and
halt child." Cannibalism was stamped
out, slavery and polygamy disap
peared. The Native Converts.
Six thousand converts are tho frulti
ot eight years' labor of this man and
his associates. Nor are theso con
verts moroly "rico Christians," as tL
natlvo Christians for rovonuo only nro
contemptuously called In somo coun
tries, but men and women who loso
In present position, socially and ma
terlally, by adoption of tho now faiths
They aro accepted as converts on pro
bation for throe yoars, during which
tlmo they must lead upright lives, so;
bor, Industrious, before they can bo
received Into tho church communion.
After baptism they aro dropped from
tho rolls or placed again on probation,
Bhould thoy fall Into tholr old nnd ovll
practises, Even tho most captious
critic In tho Islands has only words of
commendation for tho work of Pastor
Wcnzol nnd his colloagues. Tho re
sults In the lives ot tho natives
brought under tholr Influenco nro too
patent to bo snecrod away. And tho
German Methodist missionaries In tho
Gorman Islands of tho South Seas nro
types of tho hundreds who labor for
humanity's betterment In tho world's
dark places. Of such stuff aro gon
ulno horoes mado.
(Copyright, 1914, by Joseph B. Bowles.)
SEES PROBLEM FOR ENGLAND
Trouble Over Ulster Has Been the
Cause of Much Comment Through
out France.
Tho conflicting reports nnd rumors
with regard to tho attltudo of tho offi
cers of tho British army toward tho
crisis in Ulster created a painful Im
pression In Franco. French history
has moro recent Instances ot similar
ovonts than that ot England. Tho mu
tinies in the pjutu whon tho troops
refused to movo against tho rioting
wlno growers led to a general disloca
tion of tho French army with a view
to avoiding tho uso ot local con
scripts ngnlnBt tholr own friends and
relatives; but porhaps a closer par
allel 1b to be found In tho refusal of a
fow officers to oboy tholr orders dur
ing the taking ot tho church invento
ries under tho church and stato sep
aration law. Those officers woro at
onco arrested and court-martialed.
To tho general upon whoso orders
the arrests wero mado General do Gal
llfet telegraphed: "My heart is with
you; you havo done your duty. Dura
lex, Bed lex,"
That officers who belong to a nation
whoso sense of discipline Is tho ad
miration of tho French should havo
tendered tholr resignations rathor
than obey orders la regarded as a sign
of tho oxtreme gravity ot tho problem
which tho Petit Parlslen fears may
lead to an Irish Vendee.
SUN SUFFERS CONSTANT LOSS
Amount Has Been Figured by Scien
tists, Due to Its Radiation
of Energy. '
Tho work of Einstein on the prin
ciple of relativity shows -that a body
which radiates energy loses a portion
of Its mass depending on the onergy
radlrtted. It follows that tho sun,
which continually radiates energy, le
constantly losing mass. M. J. Dosler
has calculated that tho sun looeo a
mass equal to that of our earth In
30,000,000 years.
If It bo assumed that tho mass thus
lost is gravitational maes, it follows
that tho length of the year Increases
by six seconds in a million years, and
that In tho same tlmo tho mean longi
tude of the earth Is affected in such
a way as to produce a variation of
one-tenth of a year, that Is, a retar
dation of 86 days in tho seasons.
Such variations are too minute to
be observable. In stollnr systems pos
sessing a higher temperature tho ef
fect would bo much more marked, for
tho energy radiated by a body varies
as the fourth power ot Its absoluto
temperature.
If, as M. Nordmann believes, there
exist stars having a temperaturo six
or seven times that of our sun, their
radiation Is ono or two thousand
times as Intense. Thus, If tho tem
peraturo of Algol Is 13,800 degrees, It
is calculated that at tho end of 2,000
years tho eclipses of Algol Buffer a
retardation of about 12 minutes.
Many Deaths In the Alps,
Fatal Alptno mountain accidents
during tho year 1D13 numbered 118,
as compared with 119 in 1912 and 140
in 1911. Tho causes of tho accidents
wero roported as follows: Avalancho,
11; lightning, G; Btorm, fog and snow,
6; gathering flowers, 0; unintentional
descent from a snow field, 3; slipping
on tho graBB or sod, 3; struck by a
stone, 3; slipping on a rock, 1; struck
by a block ot ice, 1; breaking down ot
a snow wall, 1; breaking of a rope, 1;
slipping on a looso stone, 1; suicide
becauso of loss of "way and despair, 1;
dizziness, 1; falling over a preclplco
whilo hunting, 1; Insufficiently
equipped and insufficiently experi
enced In tho mountains, 9; no special
dellnlto cnuso given, D9; and disap
peared, 1. Amaig tho unfortunutos 112
wero men, Including 3 guldos and 0
wero women.
Time for Bird 8tudy.
In tho last ten years tho llttlo com
pany of studonts of bird llfo has grown
Into an army. Everywhere tho birds
aro Interesting, but not ovorywhero
can they bo seen and studied to equal
ndvunUigo. This month marks tho
height ot tho tldo of tho spring migra
tion. Tho Bchoolroom has not walls
and tho sky Is Its colling. Now is
tho tlmo to study. Chicago Post
Unole Pennywlse Says;
When I rend nbout a man high In
tho councils of his party, 1 plcturo to
myself a follow sitting on a stepladder
In a grocery, talking pulltlcs.
New York Service.
"Not long ago," rotates ox-Spoakor
Cannon, "a young couplo como In from
tho suburbs to Now York city to see
tho Illpprodromo. They arrived very
early and decided to havo a lunch.
Thoy visited a tearoom and had tho
placo nil to themselves.
"In Bwvlng thom tho waltross omit
ted to supply a teaspoon and tho fair
young brido whlsporod tho fact to hor
husband.
"Summoning tho waitress, tho young
man asked:
" 'May wo havo a spoon?'
"Why, cortninly,' replied tho girl,
1 am JuBt tidying up, and you can
havo tho whoto room to yourselves In
a mlnuto or two.' " LIpplncott'B.
The Reason.
"Tho Fronch Insist on civil wod
dings." "That must bo becauso thoy aro
such a pollto peoplo."
Its Class.
"A clever lawyer must havo somo
engineering ability."
"Why bo?"
"Becauso tho witness stand Is a
sort of pumping stntlon, Isn't It?"
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Army's Flnht on Typhoid.
Tho efficacy of tho treatment of ty
phoid by vaccination is established by
tho rcmarkabla statistics for tho
Unltod States army during last year,
when only two cases of typhoid fovcr
among the enlisted force of 80,000
woro rocorded. Ot tho two cases, ono
was that of a man who had not been
treated with tho vacclno; tho other
was among tho troops In China. This
man had been Immunized In 1911, but
the history of tho case is in doubt
Boforo tho vacclno treatment was
adopted the typhoid average was 3 to
1,000; in 1910, beforo Inoculation was
practised, tho rato was 2.32 a 1,000;
In 1911 It dropped to 0.80, and in 1912
to 0.2G. Engineering Record.
Consolation.
"ViSast It Is said that ono-flfth moro
milk will bo given by a cow which Is
sung to as sho is milked.
Crimsonboak Af tor all, thero seems
to bo somo good reasons why a man
should thank his lucky stars that ho
was not born a cow. ,
Mixed Up.
"I was trying tor a swimming rec
ord." "Did you land it?" Baltimore
American.
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Aro "Dancer SIsn8la,, tho hurann system's method of giving warn
ing that the blood has become impoverished and circulation poor.
In this condition tho human body Is almost powerless to resist tha
moro serious illness. Don't delay. You need
DR. PIERCE'S
Golden Medical Discovery
It boU to work Immediately at the Beat of your trouble tho SteaaaoBu
It lends a helping band. Helps to digest the food. Tones up tho stomach.
Boon brings back normal conditions. Food is properly assimilated and
turned Into rich, red blood. Every organ is strengthened and every Uwua
re-vi tallied.
Made from roots tat en from our groat American forests. Try this
remedy now. Sold by Medicine Dealers in liquid or tablet form or send 60a
to Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., tor trial box.
Yon can have tha complete "Medical AilvUer" of 198 pares etMl
U.und I tee" by bending Vc, tierce 81c tor wrnp4 aad nuUa.
Are Yonr Kidneys Weak ?
'Yon may havo kldar trouble uid not
know It The on!j signs may ba occ
ilonal twinges In the small of the back,
constant lameness, dlity spells or some
annoying Irregularity of tho kidney action.
But no sign of kidney trouble can be
safoly ignored. Kidney disease moves
rapidly. It leads to dropsy, gravel,
Brlght's disease, rheumatism.
If you suspect that your kidneys are
sluegish, uso Doan's Kidney Pills,
which have relieved thousands.
A South Dakota Cass
Mrs, Joannah
Straw, 51( K. Broad
way, Canton, 8. D.,
aye! "For three
years X had a iteadr
acho In my back
ajid I was weak and
languid Terrible dli
ty spells and head
aches came on and
my health nat rap
Idly breaking down.
Doan's Kidney rill
brought marrelous
benefltl they r
tored me to good
health In a short
time. I can now eat
well and sleep well
and have no pain."
Get Doan's at Any Store, 60c a Bos
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GASTORIA
For Infanta and Childron.
The Kind You Have
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In
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Over
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"Hub of tho Northwest"
iron best BKimcr: snir
RICE BROTHERS
r.lve Stock Comm,'.ion Merchants at
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THE MARTIN HOTEL
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF
250 ROOMS RATES SI.00 AND UP.
SHIP YOUR LIVE STOCK TO
Sioux City Live Stock Commission Compani
Capital Cn nflO. flfl filOlTXCITY.lA,
Htoclt daUiUUUlUU Into ft.o. UU7, IMinxraaDul
tt us know If jraa aro In noiol of market report,
V wlU mail you Uro Stock Eooonl f res of ctiarget
Wn.. Warnock
Co., Manufactunra
Galv. Metal Tanks for all pur
poses. SIOUX CITY. IOWA,
M. & L DENTAL PARLORS
Aulo2088 627 4th St., Sioux City, la.
High Oritdo DontMry at
Itaamonabla Pr learn
Bomnofonn administered for pain
leia extraction of toeth. All work
cnaranteed, and our guarantee Is known to b
genuine, tfsarteen joora In Sioux Cl tr.
RAIN COATS
At wholeaalo only to dealers. New Bal
macaan cut. Wire, telephone or write,
Geo. B. Adaas Shoe Co., Sloaz City, la.
KresolineDip
- for dipping HOGS,
CATTLE, SHEEP and HORSES. If you
dealer don't have it, write direct to KRES.
TOL MFG. COMPANY, SIobx City, la,
Standard Serum Go.
of Sioux City, la.
Manufacturers of
POTENT AN-
T1-1I0Q CHOLERA SERUM
Auto. Phone 2324. Old 2408
STOCK YARDS SIOUX CITY, OVYA
W. N. U.f SIOUX CITY, NO. 21-1914.
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