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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22
81. Mark,a tIospital.

An appeal to the generous and phi
lanthropic people Of this city for the
following articles necessary III this IN
stltution. Ii % made in order that 1t
may DO responded to as truly
Thanksgiving Offering" for the bene-
fit of those unable through sickness 10
enjoy life such as you are able. LET
your light SO shine before men that
they may see your good works" and
encourage others to do Likewise.
Wednesday tine whole day ladies will
be in attendance ~ the hospital to re-
ceive your offering, Of which notice
will be given at an early date. Blank
cts, bottles (rubberl for hot water,
sheeting seyen-fourths. towels, COM
fortablss, wood, coal, -four, soap. gro
ceries, liquors, drugs, night clothing
for men and women, sheetng (muslin)
blcsched or unbleached, fruit of all
kinds and brOoms.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22
Horsemen TO Reorganize.

The Grand Rapids Driving club pro-
poses to reorgsnizc and sell IA re stock.
About s3. 900 is needed to discharge the
present Indebtedness, and the credIta-
bic and enterprising manner in which
the ASSOCIATION has been conducted
gives assurance that additional means
will be ( rthcoming. The Slsson q
Lilley Lumber company, which fur
nisncd lumber for the Improvements At
Comstock park. has agreed to extend
the time of payment If the association
finds 1t necessary. Horsemon every
where Are well pleased with the con-
duet of the great race meetings here
last season. and the outlook is promi.-
ing for even greater success for Grand
Rapids next year. A reorganization
meeting will be held st the Morton
next Saturday night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22


There was a large and very spprecis-
tive audience a. the new Powers
Grand last evening. II VAS an evening
OF comedy which obtained welcome
and encouraging response from the
distinguished audience. The curtain
raiser, "Chums,' suliiced TO enter
tam and brought prominently forward
the chief players Of the company.
Jane" winch followed, is a comedy
pure and simple, IN which ali of the
characters are well acted and we'll
dressed. The stage management is
also deserving Of credit for Injurious
and artistic Furnishings. The company.
which gave . compiete and sstisfsc-
tory use Of the nsater'ai IN hand, - ex-
eeptionsily good. Especial pra sc "a IN
order for Herbert Forter as shsksle-
ton. Mr.. Hsrris 80 Kersnaw, Francs
stevens az Lucy Norton and last but
not least. Grace Sherwood. whose pros
snce vas at al times shining light as
''Jsns
Manager Stair smiled pleasantly for
the aud ience occupied every sest IN the
Crane lsst right The Feld 4 Hanson
snow proved TO Be enc ent.rely accept
able. Each CT the turns which may
be deserving Of special mention here
after we're notable for cieveFnsss snd
nsstness N execution. The first matt
nee Will he gwen today.
Srrita " sserloo street theater had
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22


A lady with long train to her dress
was walking along the street when an
old colored man stepped on her train
with both feet, tearing it badly. Tho
lady was very angry, and had the old
man arrested for being disorderly.
What has the prisoner been guilty
Off asked the judge.
HE was disorderly, your honor"
"Who is the complaining witnessr
Here, your honor" and lady was
brought forward and regularly sworn.
She told with much asperity how the
old man at the bar had stepped on the
train Of her dress, tearing 1t, and when
he saw the damage he had done. instead
Of apologizine, he had tried to get away.
"Who represents the prisoner"
HE pleads his own cause"
The old man was brought forward,
. mild hammered old fellow, wearing
spectacles and looking the embodiment
Of good natured dignity.
"Its dis way, jedge, concernin dis
lady. Here's s'posable case: S'pose 1
walk along de street wild my coat tails
spread out on de sidewalk, two, free
feet, a. proud a. q peacock, neber lookin
behint, and dat lady come an jes' plant
her two dear littls sweet bits Of feet on
dat coat tail. you t'iuk I goin to make a
fuss an get DAT nice lady 'ress0l? You
fink so. jedgey'
II think" said the complaining wit
ness at this moment, that have made
. mistake. II the case is dismissed, I
will pay the costs"
The case was dismissed. Tels-
graph.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22
COCK Is FoxEY.


W4HESazos, Nor. zI--TIs Unlted
STATES "a pxsnas coazt today Ia the &c
of Charles c. Cook, appellant froa Ihe
dsc.slon OF TIE Gated 81 go court for
tns eastern district cf " sconsin. yea
dsrsd al interesting De as.oa - 10 TIE
power OF tns United tAtes courts 10
interfere IN state on .ses- Cook was
charged With . viola ..oa OF The stAtutes
of wlsconan, by Receiving . deposit,
knowing nis bank WAS lrsolyenh. When
the asposls WA received BY The cAshlsr
Of Cooks bank, Cook Ma IA the state
Of Wisconsn, bus took . train for
Chicago bsfors ths seposls was actually
entered up. He szs arrested In Che
ago on . rsquisltIon Issued by the
eovesnor Of Nlsconaln. and . writ OF
habsas corpus Was sued out IN the state
court; but the court discharged the
writ and delivered the prisoner 70 the
agent Of the state OF WisconGn to Be
taken back for trial. Pending bis
trial be made application to the circuit
court Of the Unirsd States, claiming
that be WAS not fugitive from lastiee
within the meaning Of ina constitution
add laws Of the United States. The
United States court dismissed this writ
and On appeal was taken to the su-
preme court from this decision. Mr.
Justice Brown ssirmed tns poAtion
previously held BY the supreme court.
that where persoa IN custody under
process from q state court OF original
Jurisdiction for An alleged onsnse
against the laws Of the state. and II 10
claimed that be 10 restrained Of liberty
IN violation of the constitution OF the
United states the circuit OF the United
States has discretion whether or not
Is will discharge him In the advance OF
his trial and may, II II chooses, require
bim 10 cue out nis writ Of error before
the highest court OF the state. There
fore the decree Of the United States
circuit court ia rcfuang TO discharge
tho defendant under writ Of habeas
corpus was affirmed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22

And Domestic Cloths will greet you 1t
the left, and grand variety Of Dress
Goods 81 the right.
It's like wandering in fairy land Of
fabrics 70 walk among them. Every
chapter, every sentence Of the wondr us
Dress Stuifs story for the cold season Of
1928 10 told here.
And the prices arc - marvelously
little - the gathering 10 Grandly great.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22
HIS TERRIBLE REVENGE.
Ne Fierce Cruelty Of . Msdsra AdeAis
Exposed.

Ne Fierce Cruelty Of Asdsra AdeAis
Exposed.
Dickey tumbled into his chair st tho
club window with sigh that was heard
clear out In tho billiard room.
'sAh," said voice from the next chair
fthe men are so small and tho chairs 80
large at Dickey's club that it always
seems as though the chairs were talking
and not their occupants). "Ah." re-
peated tho voice, 81 observe, me deah
boy, that you have been wejected."
"Yaas," answered Dickey dreamily.
ibid she let You down easy or-of
was it in the nachurc of . oycloner
"Both," answered Dickey; "but, oh, I
am going to have sweet revenge. I win
not be cheated out Of my revenge"
"Tell me about 1t, desh boy"
swell, have loved her ever since We
were babies, old chap-terribly romantic.
We were born on the same day, you
know, and she lived next door to us;
used to go riding in the same baby car
riage-been riding with her ever since.
But, you know, girls get about five years
older than Q fellah Of the same age
when they arc seventeen and about five
years younger than fellah Of the same
age when they are twenty-three. Well,
day after tomorrow is our eighteenth
birthday, but she thinks / am q mere
boy, don't You know, and that she Is .
mature young lady. So when proposed
she actually laughed at me, old chap.
end told me to go back to my nurse"
"Gwacious" said tho voice from the
chair.
"But I am going to have my revenge"
said Dickey.
Whats it going to be?" asked the
voice.
"Well, ! am going to have q swell
birthday party. Every ono knows that
she and were born on the same day.
But instead of its being my eighteenth
birthday, old chappie, it's going to be
my twenty-eighth birthday-seei And
/ Just bet she'll tear her hair out when
she hears about it. BY the way, it's aw-
fully pretty hair"
"Gwaciousl' said the Mortified voice
from the CHARLTON Hall in Life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22

We have aimed high for Glove results
and have hit the mark. With one hand
We take the Gloves directly from tie
makers in France, England, Germany
and America-with the other hand
serve them 10 you. Hardly dealer in
this land gets c'oser 70 the glover than
the buyer OF . .ng!s pair OF gloves at
our counter. 1t means good GIovsA .
great stock, the freshest styles and con-
slstent prices always. Mysiads ct
shades ere shown 10 match any coleS
OF dress material.
Glace Gloves for street wear.
Long Suede Gloves for evening or
party wear. IN white and ell light tints.
Taking are thoss now 4-button Piqne
Stitched Giovss IN all shades Of tan,
English. red. etc., for street wear.
They are teusible. durable and quite
the rage. See them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22
GIVE GLORY TO GOD.
osossai Ballingson Booth and 5000
Salvauonis,s.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2i.-Commander
BAllington Booth marshalsd his stan
Of some hundreds Of commanding Off
GERS behind him IN banked tiers on the
platform Of the Carnegie music hall
tonight, and his forces OF soldiers and
sympatniLers TO the number of some
5000 IN ths auditorium and galleries
before him.
A .abIlistsd statement OF souls
saved ~ twenty-one officers dong
siuan u = different cities gave New
" rs, Boston Is, Pniladelphia 6,
& eago otang.
60 anaer Booth then introduced
his vile. she was enthusiastically re-
celvsa and made . charming speech.
Commander Booth read letters OF con-
gratulatlons and appreciation from
Prcsiden: Harrison, Prof. 4. Is. Riggs.
DIR. Lyman Abbott and Gen. William
Booth. Miss Carrie Smith was COM
n,is-iOned l ,50Oth commanding officer
In the United states.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22

What May BE Done BY Newspspsfs to
AID the Gauss
NEW YoRx, Nov H--Tze national
issgue for good reads today sent cut
1 his Circular: "All newspapers having
a eoaatry circulation aud desiring TO
AID ia shs ssEAblishnlent Of the nA'
aonAl league for good roads can DO 50
effectively by publishing ina eonsutu-
ton OF the league and Instructions Tor
forming local leagues and by receiving
aad publishing the names OF those VINO
viii undertake the formation OF such
leagues and sending the names to head
quarters IT No. IS Broadway, New
York"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22
1,xsrs Feel Very Sore.

PaIseEros, ". j., Nov. 2l.--A hard
blow Was struck At the prospects OF the
Princeton team today, whom II was
finally announced that Vincent. last
years phenomenal end rush, will not
te able TO play Thursday Vincent
vas one of the best men on the team
and ss Was he who WAS to Ease Hinkey
and Randolph. '9l. A new man hAs
taken his place. but how much he viii
develope in three days remaining to
practice is . very debateable question.
The rest of the team Is intact aud viii
line up strong.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22

New Yosx, Nov. 2i.-At the meet
ing of the A. A. u. today tho following
officers were elected: President, How
ard Perry; vice president. y. K. Stearns;
treasurer. w. b. Curtis; secretary, J. +.
Sullivan
A resolution was passed disqualify-
ing professional athletes from REIN
statement - amateurs in the union
after November 81, 1892. At lo:l5
O'Clock the meeting adjourned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22
MUST BE KEPT OPEN.
Mayor Washbunne Protests Against
Ciosing the Fan on Sunday.

CMcAso, Nov. 2i.-Mayor Wash
hurne this evening sent communities
ton Ia the city council recommending
that . committee OF that body DO ap-
pointed TO draft resolutionsi the form
Of . petition TO congress that tho law
compelling the closing of the worlds
fair on sunday be repealed In justice
70 the wage workers of both sects and
that the gates OF the exposition be
opened on sunday. Such resolutions,
the mayor says, passed by the council,
signed by the mayor of the city, at
tested by tho city clerk and approved
by the oshsI officers OF ths municipali-
~ would express the Official sense OF
the city on the subject. Mayor WASH
burne further recommends that CON-
mIttee OF not less than fifteen mem
bsrs OF the city council and charter
officials Of the city be appointed TO
proceed to Washington and officially
present to congress IN the name OF the
elty OF Chicago thes resolutions In
question and Ask that the request be
given an early hearing,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22
Here is n
Sensation.

The Only place in the store whore you
can get Fancy Dress Stuffs that have
bsen in stock even three months 10 at
the Remnant Countse-and they're
usually scarce there; but just now tho
chance 10 exceptional.
The only way 10 get rid Of them 10 10
make sharp bargains OF ANAL lots. Bar.
gains are often the plumed knights Of
merchandise. Lots that are broken
quickly become 20 because novel,
beautiful. rich, cheap. But fragments
or remainders muet 90. Richness and
beauty cannot save them.
Beginning Monday morning We will
seIl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22
DE HAVEN Is SECRETARY.
The Passenger Agents are Discussing
Rates TO the Far.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2i.-A meeting OF
r. ores natives OF the passenger de-
psrtments of railroads in the United
n stss. Canada and Mexico, number
ing over 100. was held In the Audi
torium hotel this morning TO consider
Arrangements for the worlds fair
transportation next year. General
Passenger Agent Atmore OK the LOUIS
vile q Nashville railrcsd vas elected
chairman. and George DeHsven. gen.
srsI passenger agent OF the Chicago u
West Michigan, secretary. A second
session will Be held ~ the same place
toe,orrow- The party this evening
went by special train on the Illinois
Central road 10 the exposition grounds
to inspect tbs arrangements Tor ter
nina railway facilities.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22
Mika Young Haa Pareses.

WAsHISaroH, Nov. 2l.-A statement
printed in the San Francisco Examiner
to the effect that the state department
had been for six weeks in correspond
ence With the Hawaiian minister on the
subject of annexing the Hawaiian Is
LANDS to the United States, was denied
by Secretary of State Foster to . re-
porter of the United Press today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22

A young lord belonging to ono Of the
oldest families in England was recently
invited to dinner by lady in Chicago.
On entering the drawing room he drew
her aside, and glancing ct the young
girls in the room said anxiously:
Il hear that american women regard
every titled Englishman a. a possible
husband. Tell them I'm bespoke
Youth's Companion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22
A Most
Unusual Thing,

To clip the prices on Underwear %
early in the season. No matter, here
are some random shots that will make
the Underwear market SILVER;
70 dozen Ladiee Natural and White
Vests and Pants ut 5Sc, from ESQ.
10 dozen Children's White Jersey
soc.
Is dozen Ladies' White jersey Ribbed
Combination Suits, from $l.56 down 10
$l.00.
90 dozen ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests
(small sizee). from $3.50 down one-haif
to 75c.
These prices should cause . rush 81
tho Underwear Counter oil the week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22
Win Sell the Road.

TorEKA. Kas.. Nov. 2l.-In the Unit
ted States circuit court this morning
Judge Caldwell, on the application of
Jay Gould and Russell Sage, owning
1915 shsres of the Kansas City, Wyan-
dotte & Northwestern railway, ordered
the sale Of the road. The sale was
ordered to meet the mortgage held by
the Farmers Loan & Trust company
for the full value of the stock, 49,
-5O ono
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22

ing has backache. irregularities. fall
ing, ieucorrhea, constipation, or kid
uey and liver complaint.
But she can DO cured.
The great nerve :nyigorator and f.
blood and nerve remedy. All delicate
girls and weak and nervous young
ladies should take this wonderful rem.
edy. No medicine in the world 10 %
sure ~ bring back the color to the
cheeks, tho bTilliancy to the eyes, the
lightness to tho step, the strength and
vigor to the weak and unstrung nerves.
1t 10 the greatest of all uterine tories
and regulators, and perfectly cures all
female weakness. Purely vegetable
and harmless. Druggists, $l.00.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22

~. Fi~c~s Tsvcrite Pr-=rrfpsic, hssilas
bites and prc-lotss every proper fancfsonL
f<'s rurercus. supporting tonic. ard
cr,f~finx srsfhirx nervire--s legitimate 9fsf-
Ssa<. ncs q beverage. fres from alcohol and
,snniri1us ar-ars Is corre-rs and cures.
safslv and surely. al shose d>iicsts dersng>
usssufs and weaxnesse- peralisr 10 TIE SEX
A remedy that does csgrs " CO. t2sst csn -
9,t~rsrrfrss Ttaf's What the pruprieturs 81
kFsvcsloe Prescription shink n Il dae~sss
xiva <atisfsr<icn. N e~srv cHse for which rs
r~rersuerdss. they'll refund TIE rsopey No
ether medicine for vrnsen = -pi1 "a such
terra
Decide fer yrurseif wsether s1r>-thipQ siss
scss By re dealer, u Likely % BE- jass -
nprd sor ycs - buy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22
coRRIoAN WON'T KETRACr.
lie Is Opposed to cshenslyisrn, but Not
70 Rom..

NEw Y0Rb. Nov. 2l.-Fsthsr Corri-
gan. of So. Thersss's church. Hoboksn.
". J.. sens . lengthy letter To Bishop
Wigxer, of Newark. this morning., IN
winch ne refused to rstract the state
msuts made by BIN IN relation to the
German Csthohc convention recently
held N Newark.
81 Rave nothing 10 resrsct," ssld
Father CoFrigsn today. ''Of course If
IL could be shown to me that any
statements that | had made we're nn-
true would willingly modify them.
10. however, they see III 10 pursue the
matter and bring me to trial, shall
imra~d iatsiy appeal 10 Rome. Ny
veoIe attitude . simply opposed 70
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22

ana iosee all
enjoyment of
hfe.she sAr,nks
from soclety.or
if che attends
social gather
ipgs cos piains
Of headache,
palpltation OF
the heart, ex-
cessl nervous
ness. strange,
faint feelings,
or even faints
away. s he
grows pale by
degrees, eats
little or moth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22
On Ten indictments.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 21.-Charles Roy
ster. who was . republican challenger
at the recent election. was arrested to-
day on ten grand jury indictments,
charging him with perjury In making
aftidavits against voters from tho poor
asylum. He was sent to Jail in default
of $40 600 hail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22

People overlooked the Importance Of
permanently beneficial fleets aud we're
satisfied With transient action. but nov
that q u generally known that syrup
OF Figs vii permanently cure habstuaI
const patton, well informed peonss viii
not suy other iaxatives which oct for .
time, but finally injure the system-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22
Ola Board 10 Reelected.

BALTIMoKE, Nov. 2l.-At the annual
meeting of the Baltimore and Ohio
railway company, today the old board
of directors was reelected. President
Msyre's annual report presented
gratifying exhibit Of the work for the
fiscal year, and was unanimously ap-
nroved
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22
pELIoArE GIRLS.
What to Do for Our Young Girls

What . distressing sight in the home
10 the girl or young lady, the pride OF
her father and mother. Who IA delicate.
weak. nervous and unhealthy. She 10
listless. Isnguid, and complains ef be.
ing constantly tired. She 10 40 longer
cheerful, bat 10 depressed IN mind and
spirit, wcsps apparently without cause,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22
It's a
Season of FurS.

Furs mingle with stuffs and stuffs
with furs. Indeed. you may hardly cay
where Furs ceass and Wraps begin.
Are they not all Wraps? As the cold
intsnslfes, interest will intensity in our
Cloak room. We are ready to meet the
encounter. The coming week we greet
you with extraordinary inducements In
Is and 20.inch Fur Capes. All varieties
of Fur. from $500 upward. OF course
this means heavy discount on every
garment sold. and equal, from bar
gam standpoint arc the
500 Jackets. Fur trimmed, ct $500
each.
500 Jackets, Astrachsn trimmed. at
5000 each.
To mention all the bargains would be
tiresome to Us; to read them would be
tedious to you. We have great pride
in our Cloak Stock. for il gives you the
besv Of the world and the best In the
world. Come and see for yourself II
what we say isn't true.
Go through the right main aisle OF
the left main aisle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-Assistant
Secretary Nsttlston took final leave OF
his associates in the Treasury depart
ment this afternoon. He Will leave
tomorrow for Chicago. His resigna-
ton takes effect December next.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22
The Imperial
PAPER Patterns.

With full s'ssd papsr models. have
them. Thew treat Of the he latest . and
most reliable styles. such ~ are ussd by
the leading Inodisies Of the world and
bring the Intricate labor Of cutting and
fitting down 70 mere simplicity. So
much for The age We live in. What nsxt'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22

"Well, has that duel between Barban-
case and Chalumet come of yet"
No; they are not going to tight"
"Why not?"
They've apologized to each other
New York Herald.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22

Az b the hair growing gray, IL results
IN the majority Of cases from the par
tiai closing Of the hair cells and the "a
durtion Of the quantity Of natural color
fnS matter whseh the closing produces.
Albany Express
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22
That Stamp canceller.

The new machine for canceling
stamps has been received at the post
Office and will be set up by IN exper.
who is expected from Washington.
The machine viii stamp 10000 letter.
an hour. besides counting them and
pilIng them up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22

Bellows-I don't believe you are any
thing Of q doctor.
DR.. Surekill-Just ask my patients.
Bellows-I don't speak the dead lam
ruagas.-Life
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22
"Death to
Fancy Prices"

Just as handsome. Just ae modern,
iust % perfect and durable ~ any
machine on the great globe, lacking no
attachment or improvement known &c
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22

At Baku, Rassaz. shsre - IN im0eass
Oh Wei that ''ebbs and flows" vikA the
same regularity as do the ocean tides.
II Is believed 10 have some uystsrio1s
connection with the sea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22

On foggy winter days English rail-
ways employ thousands Of extra hands
to place decorating signals on the rsils.
the ordinary ssmaphores being invisible.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22

Les boy take note Of this IN ~ oat-
set Of hfe. II he would make friesds q
follower hs must 90 bsasash the poll
6cisn, the tradesnAn, the logicisn, and
6nd the man under all.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-22

IRE eight murdersFs CT Dr.. Hill who
we're ~ haze been nange4 n thesief-
tow dur z C9EisEiszs week alsli
Js1uary -