Nebraska Newspapers

    RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF
WORLD HAS HAD A
FORTUNATE YEAR
No Terrible Catastrophe Has
Marked the Twelvemonth.
DEATH TAKES NOTABLE MEN
Oenoral Success of the Democrats and
Startling Development South of
the Rio Grande Chief Events
In Western Hemisphere.
Now York. Taken nil In nil, tho
year 1913 lias boon n happy nnd rather
fortunntu otio for tho world In gen
eral. It was not marked by any great
catastrophe, such no tho San Francisco
earthquake or tho Titanic disaster; It
saw tho end of tho wars In tho Hal
kana, It witnessed tho Inaugutatlon of
a Democratic president In tho United
Htnts, followed by gonulno tariff re
duction without llnanclal panic.
Tho death roll for tho past year liao
hit tho financial world rather hard, In
cluding Much notable figures as ,T. 1
Morgan, llonry M. Flagler and James
It. ICeono. Tho Ilomnn Catholic
church also lost two of ltu most von
orablo cardinals, Orcglia, dean of tho
Hacrod collego, nnd Hampolla, onco
secretary at tho Vatican nnd who
would have been popo Instead of PIub
X had not tho emperor of Austria vot
ed against him.
In tho United States political de
velopments bnvo boon extremely In
teresting, .but not startling. Every
thing seems to havo gono tho way of
tho Democrats. Domocratlo victories
wore won last November In Now York
city, 4ho stato of Now Jorsoy nnd
stato of Mnssnchusotts. Congress tins
passed tho curroncy bill, nnd tho bank
ing Interests of tho country uro nd-1
Justing thcmsolvoa to It.
Ab alarmed ns high flnnnco mny
havo been when It was lournod .that
President Wilson bolloved in Sherman
law should bo "clarlflod," buslnoss nnd
llnanclal interests havo uppnrontly bo
como convinced that tho presldont'a
attitude is not ono of opposition, but
rathor an nttitudo In which ho would
consult and confor with busluess nnd
llnouco to romody ovlls generally ad
mlttod to exist.
Doings In Mexico.
South of tho Mo Grnndo dovolop
monts havo beon startling and rapid.
Tho year 1913 Baw in Moxico tho oa
Hasslnation of President Francisco Ma
doro, Vice-President Pino Sunrez and
Gustavo Madoro, brothor of tho presi
dent, tho usurpation of tho presidency
by Gen. Vlctorlano Huortn, boosted
Into that position by Gonoral Felix
Diaz, then camo tho rupturo bctweon
Diaz and Huerta, with tho practical
banishment of Diaz. Later in 1913
enmo tho rise of Venustiano Carranza,
(oador of tho constltutionalista In tho
north of Moxico, with tho result that
tho powerful northern states of Mox
ico aro now under his control. Scarce
ly hnd Carrnnzn becotno famous than
FranclBco "Pancho" Villa, former ban
dlt, with n price on his head, loapod
Into the limelight as a robul lendor
sorvlng Cnrrnnza, and it Is now ques
tioned whether Carrnnzn or Villa Is
tho stronger In tho lendorship of tho
constitutionalist forces.
In Ita relations with Mexico tho
Uuited States has Btood firm. Early
in hla administration Prosldont Wilson
announced his determination to with
hold recognition from tho Huorta ad
ministration, and although much
proosuro has boon brought to boar,
tho president has refused to change
his atUtudo. Efforts havo boon tnndo
to lnduco Huorta to retire and allow a
fair and honost oloctlon, without re
sult Today tho Unitod States haa a
heavy arraod forco at tho bordor and
mi Impressive array of battleships off
tho coast.
Thoro havo boon socral marriages
of lmportanco In tho past year, and
a number of ongagomonta of proml
nont porsons announced. Foremost In
the minds of Amorlcana, of courso, Is
tho wedding of MIsa Jcsslo Woodrow
Wilson, daughter of tho president.
Assassinations of the Year.
Barring Moxico's barbarous achieve
ments, thore have boon fow assassina
tions in countries generally recognized
as boing clvillsod. George I, king of
Oroooo, was assassinated by a mad
anarchist In Salonika, March 18. in
Turkey the commander-in-chief of the
Ottoman forcoa In the nalkan wars,
Envor Dey, waa slain on February 17.
This waa followed aoon after by tho
assaaalnatiou of Nazlin Pasha, Turkish
premier. Turkey and Moxico appear
to have been contending with each
other for honors in tho lino of assaB
Hlnation, with Mexico slightly In tho
lead.
European affairs have gono along
rather oa usual, barring a fow sxtra
startling outburata by suffragists In
England, such aa the sensational out
cldo of tho young suffragette who
threw horaelf bofore the king's horso
In tho dorby and waa killed. Politi
cally England baa boon In a furor,
which, howovor, la nothing out of tho
ordinary. The year haa Boon the very
romnrkable "rebellion" of 'Ulster, un
dor tho direction of Sir Edward Car
son, and tho organization of an "army"
of Ulstonnen to resist enforcement of
tho home rulo bill should it pasB par
llament. England has also hnd its Bharo of
labor troubles. Thoro havo boon largo
htrlkoa at homo and in Ireland, not
ably tho Dublin riots, led by Jim Lnr
klu. All of tho European powers havo
gono on no heretofore In tho construe
lion of battleships, and tho "armed
camp" policies of Gormany, England,
,MMiraBtfi.,v a .v 6.1 -jtaiiustti ...
I -vutoarmuuimlmwritmn! m m i' '' ' yfr
! j iwere conucmnea to long Terms oi iw
France and ItUBBln nro stronger than
over, poBslbly mndo bo by tho Ilalkan
wars.
There havo been sorao fow epats be
tween Franco nnd Germany, but noth
ing in nny way approaching a breach
of diplomatic relations. Tho falling of
n couplo of German wnr balloons on
French territory crcntod some llttlo
excitement, as did tho mobbing of
Homo German Bubjccta by French cltl
reus in border towtiB. Franco, as well
as tho United States, underwent a
presidential election In 1913, placing a
vory democratic nnd .a very diplomatic
person In tho ofllco of chief cxccutlvo
President Polncnro.
In tho Far East
In tho fnr cast fiovoral things of mo
mont occurred In 1913, among thorn
tho ChliiL'so rebellion nnd establish
ment of a republic, nnd In Japan tho
death of tho Mikado nnd tho succes
sion of his son nnd tho antl-Amorlcnn
demonstrations nnd riots ns a result
of tho ndoptlon of tho nntiallen land
owning law in Cnllfornln,
In tho realm of sclenco nnd explora
tion thoro havo beon but fow develop
ments thnt could positively bo desig
nated n hlstory-crcntlng.
Tho discovery of tho south polo nnd
tho dlsnster to tho Scott expedition
both occurred In 1912. although tho
fnto of Captain Scott wns not mndo
known to tho world until 1913. Dr.
Fredrick Frnnz Frledmnnn, discover
er of a "euro" for tuberculosis, mndo
his nppearanco In 1913, but tho vnluo
of Dr. Frlcdmnnn's "cure," nnd other
"cures" for thnt drend dlseaso an
nounced nt about tho samo time, are
vory much open to doubt. Gront strides
have undoubtedly been made In tho
treatment of cancer, but no positive
euro has yet been discovered, although
much has been learned about tho valuo
of radium.
Aviation Is progressing rapidly.
Much attention to aeronautics hnB
boon paid by tho various European
governments from a military stund
point, but no monns of making nero
planlng nnywhoro nenr safe havo yet
boon dlscovored. Franco has organized
and trained a military aviation corps
that would unquestionably be of groat
valuo In caso of wnr, nnd Gormany
has devoted much tlmo nnd money to
dlrlglblo ballooning. The United
States has spent Bomo $50,000 during
tho year in military experiments in
aviation.
Tho numbor of deaths resulting from
aviation has not boon copoclally largo.
Aviators havo died, Just as aviators
died In 1912, and Germnny suffered a
number of disastrous uccldcnts to Zep
polln dlrlglblo balloons. Many of tho
accidents of aoroplancs resulted from
fancy exhibition flying nnd mllltnry
experiments. Tho yonr 1913 saw tho
first aeroplane flight over tho Panama
canal.
On the Panama Canal.
In Panama groat developments have
taken place. October 10 last saw tho
dynamiting of Gamboa dike, being tho
removal of practically tho Inst serious
obstruction In tho big ditch. Tho ca
nal Is now nlmost complotcd, bo far ns
a transcontinental wntorwny is con
corned, although not yet prepared for
tho passago of steamers from ocenn to
ocean. Work has also boon begun on
tho buildings nnd grounds for tho great
Pnnanm-Paclflc International exposi
tion, to bo held In San Francisco In
1915, aa n colebrntton of tho formnl
opening of tho Panama canal. In this
connection It may bo mentioned Bomo
slight International 111 fooling may
havo been caused by tho refusal of the
British and German government to
participate ofllclally In tho San Fran
cisco exposition. Gorman and Eng
lish merchants, howover, will tnko part
on tholr own accounts.
Tho United Stntes may congratulate
itself thnt, barring tho case of HanB
Schmidt, tho Now York priest, there
have boon fow gruesome nnd startling
murdcra during tho year.
Now York stato furnlshod tho most
sensational bit of local politics of tho
yenr In tho Impeachment nnd removal
of Gov. William Sulzor, followed by
Sulzor'a nomination by Progressives
and election to tho state nssombly.
In tho world of sports the United
States still stands supremo. In addi
tion to humbling tho British polo cup
challengers, tho United States further
shockod Johnny Bull when Francis
uuimct, tho youthful golf wonder,
walked nway from tho English exports
In tho national opon golf chnmplonshlp
at Brookllno, Mnss., nnd by tho win
ning of tho International Davis tennis
cup. Amorlca's supremacy In sports
was further recognized during tho year
when King Gustavo of Sweden pre
sented tho American athletes with the
medals nnd trophies won nt tho Olym
pic games In Stockholm in 1912. Tho
sporting world suffered a shock, how
ovor, when It wnB learned that "Jim"
Thorpe, tho famous Carlisle Indian
athloto really belonged In tho classl
flcatlon of "professional." Ho volun
tarily renounced tho trophies ho had
won aB an amatour In tho Olymplo
games.
Hero are tho loading events of the
year:
Disasters, Fires, Floods.
Floods In Ohio, many killed, much
suffering nnd grent dnmngo done.
Floods In tho Mississippi valloy aa a
result of Ohio floods.
Tornado destroys part of Omaha.
Nob.
Zeppoltn L-2 exploded October 7.
Twenty killed.
Gas explosion near Pittsburgh kills
120 minors.
Long Bench, Cal., pier gives way,
killing 35 porsons.
Disastrous floods In Texas, early
part of October.
Firedamp In Welsh mine entombs
931. Fivo hundred rescued alive.
Two hundred and eighty minors en
tombed following mine explosion at
Dawson, N. M. Twonty-threo rescuod
allvo.
Stoamshlp Nevada atrlkos a nilno In
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Gulf of Smyrna. Ono hundred and
twenty drownod.
Straraor Volturno burned at sea Oc
tobor 19. Ono hundred and tblrty-slx
drown, 625 rescued.
Fifty girls dlo In factory fire at Ding
hamton, N. Y., July 22.
Storm at No mo, Alaska, kilts 11,
destroys COO houses, $1,500,000 losa.
The Death Roll.
Envor Bey, chief of stnff Turkish
army, nssnsslnnted February 17.
Henry N. Flagler, ono of founders
of Standard OH company, and financial
magnnte, dies,
George I., king of Greece, aisasslnat
ed by mad anarchist at Salonika,
March 18.
James It. Keeno, flnunclcr, dies Jan
uary 2.
Deaths of Cardinals Orcglia, dean
of tho Sacred college, and Kampollo,
within a fow days of each othor at tho
Vatican.
Luther McCarthy, pugilist, died at
Alberta May 24.
Death of emperor of Japan.
Nazlm Pacha, Turkish premier, as
sasBlnated. King Mcnellk of Abbysslnla report
ed dead. Hla death confirmed on De
cember 23.
Whltclaw Iteld. American ambassa
dor to Groat Britain, burled at Sleepy
Hollow cemetery, N. Y.
Adolphus Buoch, millionaire brewer
of St. Louis, died October 10.
Charles G. Gates, son of tho lata
John W. Gates, died October 28.
Ralph Hose, famouB nthloto and
champion shot putter, died October 1G.
Timothy Woodruff, New York poli
tician, died October 12.
Anthony N. Brady, dtod In London,
July 22.
Col. S. F. Cody, American aviator,
killed In England by fall from aero
August 7.
Mayor Gaynor of New York died on
way to England.
Timothy D. Sullivan, Now York poli
tician, found dead on railroad track
after escaping from an asylum.
Alfred Austin, poet laureate of Eng
land, died Juno 2.
Crimes and Executions.
Mrs. Fnnnlo Mny Eaton, wife of
Roar Admiral Eaton, acquitted Octo
ber 31 of murdering hor husband.
Rev. Hans Schmidt, discredited
Catholic priest, nrrcsted In Now York
for tho murder of Anna Aumuller, his
sweothoart
Floyd and Clnude S. Allen oxocutcd
at Richmond, Va., March 28 for par
ticipation in tho famous Alton court
houso shooting affray.
Henry Spencer, confessed murderer
of many porsons, Is convicted of kill
ing Mildred AUIson-Roxroat, a dnnclng
teacher, In Chicago. Appeal pending.
Mrs, Besulo Wakefield Is convicted
of murdering her husband nnd sen
tenced to hang In Connecticut on
March 4.
Loo Frank, wealthy manufacturer,
convicted In Atlanta, Ga., of murder
ing girl In his office. Appoal pending.
Dr. Frank Craig ncqultted In Indian
apolis of murder of Dr. Helen Knabo.
Political Development at Home.
Inauguration of Presldont Woodrow
Wilson on March 4.
United States Judge Robert W.
Archbald removed from ofllco by
United States senate after Impeach
ment trial.
John Purroy Mttchol elected mayor
of New York on tho fusion ticket,
destroying Tammany's power.
David I. Walsh, Democrat, elected
governor of Massachusetts, a victory
for tho Wilson administration.
Acting-Governor Fielder elected
governor of New Jersey. Fielder Is
a Democrat nnd wns tho Wilson ad
ministration candldato.
Minnesota legislature adopted equal
suffrago measure February 11.
PasBago of Wilson tariff bill.
Passago of tho currency bill.
Inauguration of Vice-President Mar
shall, his address to tho sonata and
administration of oaths to the new
senators, March 4.
California legislature adopts equal
suffrago measure.
Illinois passes equal suffrago bill.
Jnpanoso land law In California ap
proved by Governor Johnson, Febru
ary 3.
William Sulzor of New York Im
peached nnd removed from olllco and
succeeded by Lieut. Gov. Martin H.
Glynn.
Political Developments Abroad.
King Otto, known as tho "Mad King
of Bavaria," removed from throne and
succeeded by his son.
Sir Rufus Isaacs made lord chief
Justice of Great Britain, being the first
Jow to hold that ofllco.
Election of President Polncare in
Franco, January 17; Inauguration Feb
ruary 18.
Election and Installation of Sir Van
slttart Bowator as lordmayor of Lon
don. Vlctorlano Huorta proclaimed pro
visional president of Mexico Febru
ary 18.
Yuan Shl-Kal elected president of
China October 6; Inaugurated Octo
ber 10.
Sir Edward Carson gathers together
an "army" of Orangomen In Ulster
to resist enforcement of the home
rulo bill should it pass parliament.
Japanese mobB In Tokyo demand
war on tho United States over the
Cnllfornln land question.
United States forces Great Britain
to glvo up attempt to gain oil mon
opoly In Colombia.
United States warns Santo Domin
go "No more rovolutlone."
Rebellion and ovorthrow of tho Chi
neso empire and establishment of a
republic.
Krupp scandal In Germany. Disclo
sures mndo April 18.
Sports.
American successfully dofonds the
Intornntlonnl polo cup againat Groat
Britain.
Syracuse wins tho Intorcollegiate
regatta, Juno 2L
IciubBatthlspJhco.;-;.. -
Harvard olght-oarcd crow boats
Yalo, Juno 20.
Frauds Oulmct wins tho national
open golf chnmptcnshtp at Brookllno,
Mnss., September 20.
America wins tho Davis tennis cup,
July 28.
Horse racing resumed In New York
stato on Mny 30.
Jim Thorpe ndmtta ho Is a profes
sional nthlcte nnd resigns Olympic
trophies, Jnnunry 27.
Philadelphia Athletics defeat the
Now York Glnnts In tho world'B cham
pionship baseball sorlos, October 11.
Sir Thomas Ltpton's challenge for
tho America's cup Is accepted by New
York Yncht club.
Invention and Exploration.
Vlhlljamnr Stefansson sails from
British Columbia on Arctic Expedi
tion Juno 17.
Robert O. Fowler (lies cross the
Panama canal April 27.
Crocker Land Exposition sails from
Now Yortc July 2d.
Dr. Hudson Stuck reaches the sun
mtt of Mt. McKinlcy Juno 20.
Dr. Simon Flexucr announces the
discovery of tho germ of Infantile
paralysis.
Arrlvnl of Dr. Filcdrlch Franx
Frledmnnn government test of hli
tuberculosis serum started March 11.
Discovery of radium as a euro for
enncer announced, doubt caBt upon the
discovery by tho American Associa
tion for the Cure of Cancer.
Aviation death list in Germany for
1913 renches 30; France 37; England
10; Italy 4; Russia 8; Argentine Re
public 4; Japan 3; Turkoy 3; Aus
tria 1; Brazil 1; Switzerland 1; Scot
land 1; Canada 1; Portugal 1; Moroc
co 1; China 1 nnd United States 25.
Marriages and Engagements.
Wedding of Princes Vlctorla-Loulse,
only daughter of the Kaiser and
Prlnco ErnsUof Cumberland May 24.
MIbs Jessie Woodrow Wilson, seo
ond daughter of the president, mar
ries Francis Bowes Sayro at the
White House Nov, 23.
Engagement of Vincent ABtor to
MIsb Helen Huntington announced.
Duke of Croy marries Miss Leisb
mann, daughter of the American am
bassador to Germany, Oct. 27.
Prince Arthur of Connaught marries
tho Duchess of Fife. Oct. 16.
Dethroned King "Manuel of Portugal
marries tho Princess of Hohenzollen
at SIngmnrlngen, Germany.
Miss Helen Gould married Flnloy
J. Shepard.
Mexico.
General Felix Diaz released from
penitentiary in Mexico City nnd at
tacked the National Palace, Feb. 6.
President Francisco Madero forced
to resign and is Imprisoned nt tho Na
tional Pnlnce, Mexico City.
Gustavo Madero, President Ma
dcro'a brother, is arrested by General
Huerta and Imprisoned In tho Na
tional Palace, February 19.
Gustavo Madero is executed by the
order of General Felix Diaz Fob. 19.
President Madero and Vice-President
Pino Suarez are shot down whlJr
"trying to escape."
General Vlctorlano Huerta proclunv
ed provisional president of Mexico.
Fob. 19.
Rise of General Venustiano Carran
za in tho north of Mexico.
Capture of Juarez and Chihuahua.
Rise of General Francisco ("Pan
cho") Villa as a leader of Carranza's
Constitutionalists in the north of
Mexico.
Felix Diaz stabbed In Havana, Not.
6th.
President Woodrow Wilson declines
to recognize Huerta aa Constitutional
president of Mexico.
Mexican rebels fall In attack 6n
Tamptco, but resume assault.
United States battleship fleet and
International squadron gather at Vera
Cruz and Tamplco to protect foreign
Interests.
Balkan Wars.
Adrlanople falls, March 26.
Scutari surrendered to Montcngro,
April 23.
Peace treaty of Balkans signed in
London
Miscellaneous.
Mrs. Emmellne Pankhurst visits the
United States, Oct. 18
Gettysburg encampment of confed
erate nnd Union veterans fifty years,
after tho battle of Gettysburg, held on
July 1-5.
Harry K. Thaw, slayer of Stanford
White, escaped from Matteawan In
sane asylum and flees to Canada. H
la ejected from Canada and seeks ref
uge In New Hampshire, where the
case Is still pending In the U. 8.
courts.
Steamship Aqultanta to be the larg
est steamer In the world, launched to
England, April 2.
Colonel Roosevelt starts on South
American hunting trip, visits Rio
Janeiro, Brazil; Sao Paulo, Brlxll;
Buenos Ayres, Argentine Republlo
and Valparaiso, Chile.
Mendel Bellls tried .and acquitted
of ritual murder at the "Holy City"
of Kiev, Russia.
Gamboa dike last obstruction In the
Panama Canal blown up with dyna
mite on Oct. 10th.
Buildings of tho Panama-Paclflo Ex
position started at San Francisco. Ger
man and English governments declint
to participate.
Labor Disputes.
IndlannpoltB street car strike be
gins Oct. 31.
Copper r,trlko In Michigan started
July 23.
Prisoners In the Indianapolis dyna
mite conspiracy spend the first day In
Ft. Leavenworth penitentiary Jan. 1.
Firemen, engineers and trainmen of
Eastern railroads demand Increase
and better hours. Matter adjusted by
arbitration.
Hotel waiters' strlko in Now York
city Jan. 1st.
One hundred thousnnd lady garment
workers ctrlke In Now York Jan. 10.
A gijaMfc
is
Steam Awakens City of the Ara
bian Nights.
Railroad Locomotives Shriek Through
the Ancient Valley of Euphrates
Most Picturesque Country In
World Cradle of History.
London. Tho most interesting, pic
turesquo nnd impressive railway ter
minal in tho world will soon not be
tho Pennsylvania station In New York,
nor tho now Grand Central, nor any
of tho other marblo palaces that mark
tho ends of western railway linos. It
will bo tho new Btatlon, the sito for
which has only Just been chosen, in
Bagdad, the city of tho Arabian Nights,
nnd the terminus of tho much con
tested, much discussed Bagdad rail
way. There 1b no more picturcsquo
region in the world in richness of
historical nnd traditional Interest, in
qunlntness of llfo, building nnd cos
tumo, than that the traveler will seo
about him, when, next year ho alights
at the plain building on the enstern
bank of tho Tigris river, only n fow
feet from tho quay of Nebuchadnezzar.
Fourteen years ago several different
Ruiieian and Britain proposals for a
Engineering Camp on the Line.
railroad through tho Euphrates Valley
wore rejected by the Turkish govern
ment. Later tho DoutBcue bank ob
tained a concession from the porto
and German capital aided by German
diplomacy, began tho construction of
this Important .trunk line through nil
tho noar EasJ to the Persian gulf with
branches toward the Caucasus to tho
eastern Mediterranean. In the holy
cities of Islam, Medina and Mecca,
with a land terminal at Bagdad and
a port on tho Red Sea. There waa
considerable discussion over placing
the lino under international control.
Tho first section, under a concession
In tho Anatolian Railway company for
99 years was completed in 1901. The
Turkish government guaranteed a cer
tain fixed net receipt per kilometer
and agreed to provide a certain fixed
amount per kilometer for construction
purposes. Tho British government,
however, refused to be a party to the
Bchemo, and withdrew, with tho re
sult that the railway came almost en
tirely under German control. Later,
Britain, jealous of the security of her
connections with India, finally brought
about a financial arrangement accord
ing to which, while the Germans con
trol tho railway, French, Austrian,
Italian and other capitalists have large
holdings.
This lino goes through tho most an
cient lands of the globe. It alms at
being the outlet of tho German speak
ing peoples of Europe to the political
and commercial domination of tho Ori
ent. It Is ever before the eyes ol
Austria, und it is with this railroad In
mind that the government nt Vienna
now vetoes any Bulgarian, Servian or
Montenegrin acquisition that shall
block her way in Constantinople. The
first section from Constantinople to
Sabanja in Asia Minor, aa has been
Bald, was opened In 1904, nnd the next
year further extensions were made.
Now the lino is rapidly advancing
through Mesopotamia. In the middle
of last year tho construction of the
last section which is to enter the city
of Bagdad waa begun. Early next
year It la hoped that passengers will
disembark In Bagdad Itself."
BOUND BOY TAKES TO HILL
Vouth Rolls Himself Almost Back to
8chool After Hold-Up by
Bandits,
Pottsvllle, Pa. The Stato police are
Investigating a queer hold-up reported
to them by the school authorities.
James Wentzel, a thirteen-year-old
boy. whllo on his way to school, Btood
near a stable and overheard two men
plotting to steal horses. t
The men caught Wentzel eavesdrop
ping and bound and gagged htm, leav
ing him, as they supposed, helpless.
Although unable to break tho thongs,
Wentzel was able to roll himself out
of the stable, and then he allowed him
self to roll down tho steep Race street
hill.
Thla loosened the ropes about his
foet, and In thiB bound-and-gagged con
dition Wontzol was nblo to shufflo
along, and presented himself to hla
teacher, Miss Mae Snyder, In the Jack
ion street building.
Printed 28,000,000 Bibles.
Toronto. Twenty-eight million
copies of tho Blblo and books con
taining portions of Holy Scripture
wore printed laBt year, according to a
report compiiod hero for publication
"Blblo Sunday," December 7. Aboul
half wore printed In English Thi
rest covered 500 languagtg. )
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llfo is too short you aro not here
long, so mako your stay ngroeable.
Eat what you like and digest it; en
Joy It, without dread of rebellion la
tho stomach.
Papo's Diapepsin belongs In your
home anyway. Should one of tho fam
ily eat something which don't ngroe
with them, or in caso of nn attack of
Indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis or
stomach derangement nt daytime or
during tho night, it Is handy to give
the quickest relief known. Adv.
Odd Expressions.
"There Is one thing which I cannot
understand."
"What Is that?"
"Why high-colored versions of tho
truth nro culled white lies."
TAKES OFF DANDRUFF
HAIR STOPS FALLING
Olrlsl Try This! Makes Hair Thick,
Glossy, Fluffy, Beautiful No
More Itching Scalp.
Within ton minutes after an appli
cation of Danderlno you cannot find a
alnglo trace of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp. will not Itch, but what
will please you most will be after a
few weeks' use, when you see now
hair, fine nnd downy at first yes but
really new hair growing all ovef the
scalp.
A little Danderlno Immediately dou
bles the beauty of your hair. No dif
ference how dull, faded, brlttlo and
scraggy, Ju&t moisten a cloth with
Danderlno and carefully draw It
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. The effect Is amaz
ingyour hair will bo light, fluffy and
wavy, nnd have an appearance of
abundance; an incomparablo luster,
softness and luxuriance.
Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderlne from any store, and prov
that your hnlr Is ns pretty and soft
as nny that it has been neglected or
injured by careless treatment that'
all you surely can havo beautiful hair
and lots of It if you will Just try a lit
tle Danderlno. Adv.
Tangible Sign.
"I could proclaim my lovo for you,
dearest, to tho whole world in ring
ing tones!"
"That's all right, darling, but Is the
ring a solitaire?"
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Quite "Nifty
I That's the way you I
should look and feel all
I the time. Nature never
intended you to be sickly
and run down, with poor
I appetite, imperfect diges-1
tion, clogged bowels and
a lazy liver. Stir these
I organs to heajthy action I
by the daily use of I
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Natural Mineral Water
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Uneurpaiied In tha treatment of
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