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The Commoner.
VOLUME 13, NUMBER 5
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CASHjBALANCE 5.00 PER MONTH
Latest, up-to-date ntyle, twin autoscat,
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flanMnnrl X Vfttr Will
uuaidiincu j acuao Last 20
BUGGIES $29.50 UP.
We cut out the middlemen's profits on all
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honest peoplo the world over, shlppcdon approval
Guaranteed to nlcajn or your money back, Write today
lor Free Catalog. Alio Atk for our catalog of Fine
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RHEUMATISM
Antiirc'sWiiy Rest Utcn Help Nature
Uso tho Great Foot lores
to Expel Acid Poisons.
Try My Draft.
Postal Brings $1 Pair to Try PRRH
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can hasten tho oxpnlalon of pain cniulnS Impurities
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1,01 io soiul you n pair
ofniy Majrlc Foot
Drafts, tho snf.st,
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"ly for Ithctunntlsin I
know of. 1 imV0 nmny
letters tolling or cures
almost unbollovablo by
wearing theso Drafts.
They aro m sunt to give
Immediate relief tliat I
am now sending them
on approval. 0nd mo
your namo. Return post
wiUbrlngyouarogulnr
Dollar Pair of Drafts
prepaid. to try Fltl2I:
toiniilier with vnluablo
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MAGIC FOOT DRAFT COMPW'V
XCC Ollvor Illdjr.. ' .
Bond no money- 0myyouri
Fiu-:'k Dvi:u, Cor. Sec.
RhDiimntlsm, In colors.
TVwyj H y iMnTALaaH y'
In statuary linli, Washington, decided
on John Sovior, Indian fighter and
first governor of the state, and An
drew Jackson, hero of the battle of
New Orleans and later president.
The vi 101't will be sent to the legis
lature The Vermont legislature passed a
BtorllsMition bill, Governor Fletcher
vetoed It. declaring it to be unfair
and unjust. The senate passed the
measure over the governor's veto.
John A. Shields, twenty-seven
years old, a student of Ottawa, Kas.,
university, accepted the position of
national executive secretary of the
prohibition party.
Washington News
An Associated Press dispatch fol
lows: When it finished casting up
the accounts of the nation for 1912,
the bureau of foreign and domestic
commerce found that the world trade
account showed a total of $581,000,-
000 on the right side. This was the
valuo of goods sold abroad in ex
cess of those brought into the
t-nlted States. In the year the im-
1 orts were in round figure; $1,181,
000,000. while exnorts wnrn S2.an).-
000,000. Cuba outstripped France,
Canada, Brazil and many other coun
tries in the amount marketed in
the United States, being third in
point of importance in selling in this
country. Great Britain furnished
far more than any other individual
nation and was fnllnwmi hv nnrmnr
The best markets during the year for
American goods were Great Britain,
Canada, Germany and The Nether
lands, in the order of their impor
tance. A feature of the report are
the increases noted over last year in
the trade done with AnrmnHnn .i
Brazil. Business relations with
Japan also showed a gratifying
growth, while even revolution-torn
Mexico s commerce with the United
States disclosed gains.
The interstate commerce com
mission issued the formal order for
an inquiry into the affairs of the
American Telephone and- Telegraph
company. l
election day bo changed from Tues
day to Monday for their benefit. Ac
cording to Speaker Clark the plan
could bo safeguarded by providing
that regulation ballots be furnished
such persons to be marked, signed,
sworn to and returned to the proper
election officers. Kansas has such a
law.
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel has ruled that Castro, former
president of Venezuela, must be de
nied entrance to tho United States.
An Associated Press report says:
The Venezuelan's wavering refusal to
answer tho question whether, while
president of his country, he was a
party to the killing of General Par
edes, was the cause of Secretary Na
gel's order for his deportation. The
cabinet minister sustained the ad
verso report of the immigration
authorities against Castro on tho
ground that his declination to
answer "may in itself constitute an
aumission oy conauct ot tne com--mission
of a felony. The immigra
tion law bars from entry any person
convicted of or admitting the com
mission of a crime involving moral
tUmitllflf nrnvlHInp- If a nnf nnralv
a political offense. The secretary
held that the murder of Paredes was
not a purely political crime.
Further the secretary declared
that an alien was compelled to
answer "j'es" or "no" to any perti
nent question regarding his admissi
bility. If permitted to refuse, he
maintained that "the immigration
service might just as well adjourn."
Fred Mooney of Duluth, Minn.,
one of the labor leaders convicted in
the "dynamite conspiracy" trial, was
released.
The senate resolution directing a
recognition by this government of
the Chinese republic received brief
consideration at the hands of the
senate committee on relations, but
action was postponed.
Senator Jackson of Maryland in
troduced a bill proposing a plan of
federal co-operation with the states
for highway improvement.
Representative Humphrey of Wash-
ngton wants to tax American goods
when they are exported, as well as
taxing imports. as
George P. McCabe, solicitor of the
department of agriculture, has nre
SeH0d t0 wrrY Wilson hsresig
nation, effective March 4. it ??,
been accepted. as
- ..... wua ,furia W0UId jj . . ,
o seizure, unless it is certified for
local consumption at neutral ports'
Holidiispatch t0. th0 Chicago Record
Hera d says: Speaker Chamn Cinrir
has interested himself in tL I
of traveling salesmen Who a?e T
able to vote because they are nwv"
from home on election day in n
statement issued recentl'v V
speaker suggests that atafc VfaK
tures pass laws to permit HwXt?"
vote wherever they mPaTbeUndmtha0t
THE BIBLE THAT WAS LOST
AND IS FOUND
By the Hon. John Bigelow, New
Church Board of Publication, 3 West
Twenty-ninth street, New York
Price, $1.00.
The death of the distinguished
diplomat and journalist about one
year ago, roused more than passing
interest in the great age that Mr.
Bigelow had attained, considerably
more than ninety years, and in the
extended reminiscences that had
absorbed his time and attention for
f,i it , lew " any knew of
his religious affiliations and were it
not for the publication of this very
attractive volume, the public might
have continued in ignorance indefi
nitely The book itself is an edited
3P 1898' tPriv?teI,y printed voe
of 1898, wherein Mr. Bigelow re
lated to his friends, into whose hands
the brochure went, the circumstances
of his early want of faith, of the
doubt which he entertained as to the
inspiration of the Bible and the Vro
cess by means of which the Bible
apparently lost to him, W, tound
This came about through his intra
duction to the writings of Sweden
borg r whom Emerson has taken hi
Ws biographical sketches or 'ReDre.
lve a?' . Pe of The
by the wriMnge- o! he great &
and in so doing had all of his Subte
dispelled and thereafter his religious
L1.? ew r SwedK
Bible that many a "reade? wSfa P,S
to find in von Swedenborg the rJfll
and satisfaction that Bigefow did ve
if inclined to doubt it might nav 'i
New" ToerkthLSname c tffi oS
J vTdenlif SF
success that attended his annlienV,the
memorial of the mii" " eMeent
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