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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-10-09

bauern miro; benn bel Dem geaeulpdr.
ti9en ihOnen 9erbituetter miro ben
pGano. .0roBrdtben" luobl balo oas
ySibleoer" manseln.
Geit Dem l8. Sept bat Bern ben
Streif Der Maurer uno 6anolan9er.
@a. 1000 perionen beiinoen fih i'm
Nusfano. Ser BeihluB Der entihel=
oenoen Veriammluns 1T unSueifeIbait
lpeiteraeaanaen. als ben Yarteiiiibrern
lieb lit. DAB oieier Nusfano Die
spmpatbien Der Yeuolteruna babe.
fam uibt bsbauptet lperben. llno nie
nDtbig es par, einen Streif au oraani.
iieren uno gu ini5ernieren, mag Die
Sbatiabe er9drten, baB bieien Sonl=
mer ludbreno Der 9r6Bten 9autbdtig=
teit tets cine bebeutenoe 3abl Oano-
lanNer in Bern arbeitslos mar. 9lun.
tpenn Die i96nen Sage porbei lino.
f6nnen Die Ynraer oann fuieoer ourh
freini(liae Spenoen Die ,Nrbeitsloien"
unteritiiben!
Sn Basler glditern miro iiber f0rm=
lihe 5reibiagoen Der Nnaeitsllien ge=
piiier Nusmanoerunasiirmen auf an=
fommenoe Nusmarberer aet!aat.
Beim Waiienamt Grid iino ourd
ben Nnaeitelltsn 8ermann. Der ael1dn=
big lit. ca. 5000 ssr. unteridlagen
mDroen. $780,.
Die @emeinoe-8 8eriammluna Sbun
bat init 68 eeaen z 5timmen beldloi=
len. auf Die Mefforoeruna bon 1887
5r. iiir 2ieferuna bon @as. WaiIsr
uuo 2iht 0ersi6t sn leilfen.
lille Veoinaunger our enolihsn @r-
leoiauns Der unsliifielisen 3baner-
Nusitelluns fno nun erfuat. Ser
@roBe &ath bate cine NabIubpention
BON 20. 5r. beIhloKen unter Der
yeoinauna. baB oas gentrol- gomite
ebenfalls 10000 IF. 3uiammenbrinae.
Diefes 1T aeibeben.
Nun taun bic proieftirte @elo- Qotte.
rie i'm 8etraae BON 100000 6r. nit
80, Dr. 8-minn= =Nntbeilen inice-
niert peroen. I'm ben Hefs Beoarf fur
oas Defisit 81 .er9attern!@
lJtit oem Bau Der Bern. 5bmaraen.
bnr9-yabn lpil man I'M ndhEen isriib-
ling beginner.
Sm Sabr 1905 iol in Yipis pieoer
Elm .Winserfen" abaebaiten iperben.
Eie Waurer oeutiher uno italieni.
iAer 3unae IN Bern neben iii einer
Qobnbeueaung. Fir oieien Bernf III
bic 3eit gum ~5treit' taum 9iinfia
9elu1blt.
Der OanpitreIfer Der eriien Gerie Der
Uerner 9heaterlotterie nit SO, 600 6r.
1T Der Gamilie @feller IN Yottiaen Sci
Dlmplib 3n0ef1lIen.
30. Z Der 6erie 81, 458, 0as ben
5ueitb6&Ren 1rsifsr nit 10. 600 M.
er5itlte. iiii. 8. bon einem Qdier, Der!
aeAtRndrtia im auslonbe lebt. ostauH
mDrOtu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-10-09
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iron an,er.m epes,ai.aorrs,pouoeutcm. ],
Buraborf. "a. September 1902.
0l1s r%f,er MenhcA4eri

SurA0orf, "A. september l9Ol.
QDertber Deoba6ter!
rnn neuerbines beiB: es: Die Waf-
fen ruhen. oes Grieaes Stiirme Ihmei=,
gen! llniere Wili3en iino gu ,Mlt=
tern" beimaetebrt uno berihten bon
ibren Selbentbaten uno Strapaben.
Sn ben Bldttern fommt bintennah Die
Gritif bon lnehr ODER ,ueni9er groben
5trategen. Vim erfeI 5aae Der Dipi-
lionssMan0per babe iib elm GROCER
Wanael oil Waribs uno 6euer= 9iseip=
lin bemerflid aemadt; am 2. uno g..
Gage lei es in oieier Beaiebuna a0er=
oines beRer oelDoroen. Die b0beren
uno iubalternen Offisiere iolten Iih
befreben. nod mebr Appea in Die
9ruppen 5u brlnaen unb cine itramme
idneioi9e Mannfdaft ansultrebsn. Nm
Is. uno Is. Sept. fanoen i'm Bebiet
BON MellinAen. Bremaartsn aeaen Die
yinmat Die llebune oes uereinisten
Nrmeetorps Nv aeaen Die, aus srup-
pen Der vi. uno VII. Dipilion aebil-
oeten Wan6Dar=Gi itatt. luelhe
fommanoirt iDurbe bon Cberlt gpre-
der BON 8ernes9, Gommoaoant Der
G,Ottbar0- Befefti9ungen. sic Rritif
iiber bic Nrmeetorps=llebun9e lautete
beoeutenb 9iinfii9er als iiber bic Giui=
lions.Wonoper. glm ~. ianb auf
oem 6eloe 3ipiiden sfillipanaen uno
5peitenbod bel iebr oiinliiser Witte-
rung bic Snipettion ourb Ynroesratb
Mnler falt. Cine genaltiae 3u=
ihauermerse hatte ii6 einaefunoen.
Rurs nod 8 uhr 8Ormittaes begann
Der Deimtransport bes ". Mrmeetorps
Sn Der 3eit bon 81 llbr Yormittaas
ipurben ouf ben Bobnb6fen Nltitetten.
@dlieren. 3iri1. Dietifon. Wettingen
Baden. nroorf unb Birmonsoorf AZ
grtro3lae nit $4,000 Niann. 300
pierben uno $50 6uhriperfen perlaoer
uno ipsbiert. Dos mar aud Elm fh0.
mes 6tlf Mrbeit fur bic giienbabner.
Nus benz 5deitern bes Wabltreis=
seieb-Ntferenbums bat Or. Nntionals
ratb Dohfr0ner in Willliau ieine
R0niequellaen ae3oaen unb benz Bun-
Desratb ieine Denl,flion als Mitalieo
Oes Nationolratbs eiilosreidt. gr aiebt
fi6 in oen Snnlollipiniel suriid, um
rubiAer barber nan3u0enien. iDie I'M.
oanfbar bic politii 3li ipeilen III
Dab In Der 3utbellun9 Der Bnnbes.
be:trd9e aud stiu0 nod uHalei6er Gle
len,slien tuer0eil Tam. benefit bic 3us
iuenbuna Der Gnbpentionen on Die
fe6nifen IN Witl uno BurQDorf BRO
1901. Diel ertislf IS, 585 lsr. dnD
Bnraborf "a. 487 6r.
Qebten M0nto0 in Der berniI6e
0rObt @otb I'm 1ltebrtuiirDiasn Mdtb-
tous n Bern ~ eissr 6ibuns 5ufam.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-10-09

tune be: @enfer etrabenbabnen uno
ibren an9eiteaten, 1T ourh oeu gnt=
iGeio oes Staatsrathes eno9iiltig beige
legt tporben.
9tus Berlin miro beribtet, bab iu=
folae Der hobsn Breislage Der Gonium
bon gmnentbaler Gdie unbeosuteno
lei. seit 20 Sabren ipi Der preis ME
10 bod setpeien.
Valel betomn,t Elm tleues ,GreuS."
IS biloet iid oaislbit Elm Yerein unter
Dem ytamen .griinss Sreus" uno be-
slpedt adnslide gntbaltlamteit pom
Sabataenub. iei es lit 5orm bon Hau=
den, Gauen oosr ionlt pelber Nrt.
v4reus" genug iiberall!
Sn Veuenbur9 aber bat Iib Elm
r5dmiimmlijdeer gerein" aebiloet,
ieoenfalls cine oringeuo notbpenoi9e
Bereiniaung.
Die ubrenfabrtanten oes Sura mill
len fih leioer al Die 3batlahe gemob-
men, oaB Die geftelluneen pom Nusz
lallos niht 10 Sablreib einla,fsn lp'e
lebtes Sabr. gie Rrilis lit leioer nidt
Su gnot. helono rs oa uiht, no man
6auptiddlih bliliae Waaren preNusiert.
gie gNablatten= priiIun9sfcmmiiiou
Deg @roBen &atbss 9slanat gum SbluB
es lei Die Beidmeroe ae9en Die Nabl
oes Drn. 6iiripreh 2ansbans als @e=
ridlsprdlioent III. bon Bern a5Suluei=
len.
am 20. Sept. bat Der guuoesratb
Den 8ertretern Der s9tpei3 i'm Nus=
lanoe oas iibli1e Mittageiien 9eipenoet
uno sluar oiesmal i'm noblbefanntsn
.9dren" in Wattsnippl bel Sbun.
Vile uniere @efdnoten nabmen oaran
3beil nit Ausnabme bes Srn. Bour=
cart in 2pnbon. Der betanntli1 ni1t
gut 5l iprehen lit auf ben gunoesratl
uno spar tpie bebauptet piro. nit
@runo.
Sn 8snf iii oieier Sage cine poH=
Diebiiabl beaangen uOr0en. Nah ben
Gelfitellunaen Der poli3eioirettion be-
lduft lih Der Wertb Der. eeffoblsnen
piis auf bic 5umne bon 81. 500 1T.
2usern beberber9t felt einigsr 3eit
u. a. slpei illuitre Rranfe: ssm .Sdlpei=
bof" liegt yoro Salisbury. Der cn9=
lilhe gT-premier. uno in Der BON ibm
9emietbeten Willa .Spenoioe" Der
Shwager bes Sultans. Mabmuo pa
iha, Der befannte politiihe Gliidtlina.,
Bsioe |ino fduer tranf. Salisbury 3ll=
Dem in eilem Nlter. oas nod natiir-
ii,ben @eieBen ohnebin nidt mebr cine
lange Daner ertparten ldBt. Mabmuo
paiha III nierenleioeno. Cine i6limme
Wenbuna lcl bel bsiben ni1t unmittel.
bur ~ bsilrhten iein.
Banquier SINNER IN Neuenitaot
(Bern) lparoe III q. sSnifan3 bon Der
bernii6en pcliSsitonll1er tueaen Ietdt-
~fnniaeni 4onturs III 5 Monoten 2or.
vas4 3txrs sxs 49,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-10-09

9enl0Dt 1dDeN, dl5 Ole leyIeteH DeW
B.Glioentelly,..itlasauoernsa9lll5wahl,4~b ~bes
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-10-09

'GfeH pQteHtltt 0ef INT 9lGb 10 bleI
.SIohlenua perbrauhen -inl. -.nls anoere
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-10-09

Wlan lane ll6 nld)t betbDren. menn Die
fSrfnlassllai i,1nileanas
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-02-27
FROM TAsso.

ccrresrera-rec = M flx Stone Gsr NJ
1sssc. Va. Feb ~ Elder Levi PERI,
vent 70 Sco,t county yesterday TO visit
relatives.
Some PARTIES from Big stone Gap are
prospecting for coal near this place AID
q Is reported that they have been sue
cessiul ~ finding a good vein Of coal.
Mrs. } A Bailey. ct Greenerille. Tenn.
made trip to Wise last week TO visit her
step daughter.
Marion Chisenhali vas IN town vester-
day aud reported he had found three more
Wild hogs Of his. lie SAYS the hogs have
been Wild for two years.
fiovd Tamlinsou. Of Scott con.tr. il
visiting bic brother. Jef Tomliuson. ~
this place.
hohy Hiigorc. Of Tssso, has killed foa,.
teen foxes this wintcr. lie has eight
good hounis aud good shot gun aud ne
rii hunt just tho same
j.. Hubbard. Of Dewey. Va. mad.
business trip 90 Dorchester last week.
Rev. Samuel Poindexior. Of Tasso. was
married last week To- Miss Florence Free
aiau. oil farna'd., Va
W q Arlington. Deputy Marshal of
lre, nt--rd through Iasso to dav with
N'. urn 'n raid to thc Pound. here the
req eyed sweet eatcr Is made
Calfir rn+kct. ma olI man eighty retr.
of a2e. died here Friday and vas huriel
'iaf Nr Turkey vas a. member Of Ga,
Primitive Baptist Chnrch and attended
'.',rIt io DIS dutic- of ODE church and
oa. good citizen.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-02-27

Fl~ers who loo years sgo faced with
fofti'aAc great hsrisAtps sal iancefs
while carrying the Ameficsn bag aud
civilization Tar iata toe ints,iol 81
the Wild aud hitherto considered IN
inlabilable country. Il was Tie Nir-
ginians aud the kentuckiaus az Vn-
ginia ancestry. who were Ia ihe ns-
issity among the pioneer, that crossed
the Father Of Waters" in the easiv
days Of the last century. blszed the
forests and turned the wilderness into
a hesutiin! and productive garden
Over IN the kcntncky Legislature
the other day Kentucky was spoken
oi IS the "mother of Missouri" he-
cause So MANY of her sous anl 3sush-
tcr. reside Ia that State. Following
out the same iica. Virginia cau
safely bee Designated as both 1,e
"iaiher and mother" of tls fhttern
States sui one territory c.ryei ONT
of the Louisiana Purchase Territory.
10 is bat natural. then. tlat when
thc people Of the Louisiau Purchase
territory determined o. nturlv cola.
tfatc the one hnndsclth anniversary
ni The accession of that Territory It
,he United States. fhc millions of
descendants of Virginia ancestor.
-honId cherish "a heartfelt ir.re d. -.e
a' 80 Louis during tic NmH'- pain
n 1908 comprehensive eNhIOr .f
HH fr.f.r..a clio H.fI. ..-I
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-02-27

Tns Governor of tic richest and
inost poealcus province IN China. re-
ceetly told dr- Barrett. orr repre-.
sentative that the province contained
100000 600 inhsbi'tan,s. aud after
the war VIA Japan. fully %. oeo.o0o
q she number actually believed thai,
their country had won. and no pains
have been taken to iissusde them Of
That view.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-02-27

7t nicnmonD
i- -i-t
~f L.aI. .......
mt. e..-e...- t.
>.e'e,F OF N.-.n.
imposed .I r.
OBS Damial.a l.H ~t
'r iar.m.nI la.
"t afpear before -.at
ihe Legislation eIti r.f
'' laaisiana Iarls.. lis.
The party 1854 ia.ul.
. Kent, la-caaers.s
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-02-27
sOk3 aB
Big

s-' ''ine ''
Tree. spoiled b. ta.
ou sam al0as t.tt..
.-r-t They n..rs.
.,r.f......
~ll.
'''''o',n.
,ie natural nigh, ,-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-02-27

4 cot>rnF newspaper j. surely an
Institution shat works day ana night
ior every ieccn, man ia the commu-
ni'r. aud To- return shoald De giver
hearty support by every one 80
pr -re sive town can afford o. Be-
without newspaper. ani no nens-
rairf can live miles. tho people OF
pho town ia which iti. published
.rnn.ff ff
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-02-27

|"IIW I-IV 77ITTTI TT|o|I0
riauiic-tIng ftscif Ia
the form Of swollen
glands os tine nec< AID
throat, catarh. weak
ewes offensive sores
ard absces-es and OIL
tcntim s white swell
ing - sure signs of
Scrofu,a There lr-v
he no cEtr-'t
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-02-27

VIRGINIA. ln the Clerks oeic. ~
goo Circuit court of the count, Of Mise an
ihe goth day Of February. 1909
spniheesi Virginia Min
ciai Land Company, Fiaiu-
ta On.
vs. amended bin
o. j. Mncate &c al De- Ia Cb..-.a.-.
iouiaut
The object of the amended ban herei, q.
20 revive tlis cause sgaiusi the hoir.sti.
oi % q y agate, nov deceased. and fo,-,.
ccca To- iorctlose The vendors lien Ian 49,.
oi zoe riaintif, as set forth IN the AIN ~.
TOT - hock a. % improvement Con-
rany's Pat No. Of the town ~ ~,
stone Gap. Virginia. Aud il apoearins
IRON aiidavit on BE 10 said oGiee thst r
" NekerY. Maria l.. Campbell. Sarsb 81
Mckee, kiicn ". Sasyier and \ So.
yer are non residents Of the State al II.
s,ni- u Is ordered that thes appear here
~',n'n l'days after due publication Of M
9'aer ana 90 wnat Is necessary to pro;e.,
i"eir interest Ia this suit. Aud il il furth.s
ordered that copy hereof be pgl,lishe5
.9s Tour successive weeks in the Ric
s'e"e Gap Post. aud thai
copy be posted st the front door Of H.
'oSfi-hoase OF this county as prescrileS 4
A eopy--Teste:
W. +. kILeoeK, CLERK.
d - BY G. A. Jomxsox. d. O i
'' p = feb27 s-i2
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-02-27

Dvs'sa the year 1901 tle eafisa.
car esiidiag worss .a sbe Unaei
States have bniit. aiiose,les I4f
20 esu Of ali Kinds. abe largest
output Coz any enc year. save the
Railroad Gazette. These agars.. If
course. Go not inelase cars buil. b,
railroads At their own shops.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-02-27

Tas Washiagson correspondent of
Chicago Record Hsrald sosss che
fac, thai the eoiofed people II a.,
South are migrating 70 Nothefa
cities. Wsshinstoa has larger assa-
Der thsa any soufhern cay. ADD
Chicago Has @ose shsn Washington
Ph''sdsiPhia hss also large numbsr.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-02-27

pledged GO the Daise' ~iate. -.r.r
mont.
Tia, ,,,,f...1-, .,..
c.,,-l,,.s
d, R..m,
ever, ,,.,,..-..
MH- sohn'n e'..ei 0a tafe
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-02-27

Tns Governor cf tic richest ana
mos, popalens province IN China. re.
cee,ly iaid Sir. Barrett. or repre-.
sentative that the province contained
100000. 600 inhsbi.tau,s. aud after
the war w,sh japan. faliy %. COCO
u She number actually believed tha,
their country had won. and no pains
have been taken to iissusde them Of
that view.
! a coc>rnv newspaper Is surely an
I Institution shat works day ana night
Tor every iecen, man "a the eommu-
aiir. aud in return shonld De given @
hearty support hv every one so
. Tr rre sive town can afford o. BE-
without newspaper. and no nen.-
rsraf ran 1--WE unless iie people of
the GOWN is which iti, published
.mrart 81.
rnr ar reaching effect of h.
~onfh African uaf g. shown iu g.
threstraed horse amiu. ia ,he United
-t.'c. it IS said tlst 100000 l.sl
rr-r shipped one of 81 ntaa1 h-t
fear aaf ,acfem1rf fr.m the Iru.h
nrr r.rnf. .ff|f -r.t.... II.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-02-27

4aa l4 ' a s ' 3@ 915or ' gssa Is.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-13

A joint annuity can be taken which will protect the last survivor -~and the cost is not greatly increased.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-13
OPEN ME ETIN GS.

At last the Board of Finance is to have open meetings. The members of the Board who have opposed open meetings and made semi-secret ones have not done we'll. There can be no question about the right of the public to fully know how it's servants handle its affairs, and though some of the members of the Board of Finance have at times acted as if they didn't think they were the servants of the public they wouldn't really dare to say they are not. Now that the right thing has been done in this matter it is to be hoped that it will be a long time before majority of any public Board in New Haven makes such a mistake as the majority of the Board of Finance did when 1t voted to hold secret meetings.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-13
4 SAD STATE OF THINGS.

The "old nobility in Germany is dis the emperor has entertained a yacht load of merchants and manufacturers
 and bankers, and actually treated them with as much consideration as though they had been members of the German
 aristocracy. The next thing Germany will know, says the Kolnische Volks-
 zeitung, lis that the arlstocrats by birth
 and the aristocrats of finance will stand
 on the same level. In the end however,
 the nobility would be borne down by
 the money princes, for in such a com
 petition the former cannot survive The
 liberal press would hail such 'rejuve-
 nation of court society with hymns of
 great praise, inform every citizen he
 had thereby himself won a victory and
 could feel individually fattered by it. Above all things, however, let it not be
 forgotten that the money arstocracy,
 through it's capital--without court favor or high infuence-has already great power. If it is now placed above the German aristocracy it will have every thing. In this way we would really come to that Americanization of the world which Mir. Stead has placed be- fore us. For what is the fundamental idea of this American system? That the man who adds most to the national wealth and accumulates the greatest fortune is to be most honored." And the Leipsc Nachrichten says that it looks as though the upheavals of mod ern life would overwhelm the Daronial hall on paternal acres as the old Prus- sian tradition. Many signs" contin- ues this paper, show that the emper- OTIS interest is most shown in the polit- ico-commercial sphere. His guests were not the heads of the old conservative noble families, not even representatives of distinguished German citizenship, nor men who can be deemed guardians of the spirit of national idealism. Herein is certain peril. For years the representatives of the old Prussian tra- dition have had to stand aside"
 This is indeed sad state of things, but perhaps it will be discovered that Germany's emperor is as wise if not as stuck-up, as the old nobility of Ger many.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-13
THE NEW CoNsTITUIIO

We call the attention of our readers who are thinking of voting next Mon day to the communication of T.. P. Ar vine, which Is printed on this page. The argument for voting for the new Con- stitution has not been better presented than 1t is by MT. Arvine. He shows clearly that there is much to gain by voting for it, and that it is not sensible to reject it because it does not give all that the most strenuous reformers de- mand. He is entirely right about it. The position of the irreconcilables is not strong one. They obstinately re- fuse to accept the action of a conven- ton which they were clamorous for and clamorous in and around. They say, in effect, that they are the people and that they, and they alone, know what Is good for the State, And they add that they are going to have their way or know the reason why. Their attitude is neither calm nor reasonable, and if it is generally understood they will be given seats far back next Mon day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-13

| Clergyman Qately come to parish)- Your neighbor Smith says my sermons are rubbish Farmer-Ah, ye needn't mind i'm, sir; 'es merely a mOuthpiece for other folks.-Tit-Bits He-"Mrs. Wise seems to understand how to manage her husband pretty well"
 Shelves. She lets him have her own way in everything, Life.
 Briggs" Funny about Harry He was saying only a few weeks ago he would- mt have Maude if there wasn't another woman in the world, and now their cards are out" Griggs-"That's all fright, There is another woman in the world "-Boston Transcript
 Another Wild Exaggeration.-'T un- derstand," said the owner of the Blue Devil that you ran over d man yes terday. Nothing of the kind" replied the little man, who is winning fame with his Red Flash, fit was only ten year-old girl. ."-Chicago Record-Herald.
 Sure Market This picture is very much below the average" said the art connoisseur. T hope you are not going to offer it for sale here In Paris" "Oh, mo- responded the artist, T am going to save that for some of those Ameri- can millionaires s'-Chicago Daily News.
 Philip was saying his prayers before going to bed, and ended his supplicaton with Amen, Philip Evans
 Why, Philip Why did you say that" asked his mother.
 Well" he replied. T didn't want God to mix me up with Brother Edhe does act so dreadfully!"-Bos Tran script.
 Mike-"Say, Pat, phwat is wather- shapniel?" Pat--"Sure, he must be some rilitiv av thim ocean grayhounds we read about "-Harvard Larnpoon.
 Blonde Bridesmaid - "The ushers haven't seated your Aunt Marie with the family" Other Bridesmaid (slster to the bride)-"No; she sent only pickle fork!"-Life.
 One of our most famous judges was driving to his court one morning in his brougham, when an accident happened to 1t in Grosvenor Square. Fearing he would be belated, he called cab from an adjacent cab rank and bade the jehu drive him as rapidly as possible to the courts of justice. And where be they?' What! London cabby, and don't know that the law courts are near old Temple Bar?' "Oh! The law courts, is it? You said court of justice. Tit Bits,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-13

The Chemical division of the State Agricultural department of Minnesota has just issued bulletin relative to the digestibility of various foods. It declares, among other things, that the idea that whole wheat and graham bread is more nutritious than that made from the ordinary flour is erroneous. The use of milk with other foods was found to make larger proportion of them available for the body than when they were used alone. At the same time the milk itself was digested. The regular use of cheese in the diet in small quantities is recommended. Cheese, the bulletin says, is one of the cheapest and most nutritious foods that can be procured. Ninety-eight per cent. of butter is capable of being utilized.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-13

King Victor Emmanuel has given evidence of his courage and freedom, from prejudice by appointing General Ottolenghi minister of war, in the place of General Ponza di San Martino. General Ottolenghi is not only of He brew birth, but also of Jewish creed. So far as known this is the first time a member of this particular faith has been appointed by a great power of Europe to one of the leading cabinet offices The members of the Hebrew race who have held cabinet office in Europe have been like the late Lord Beaconsfield in England and Baron Sonino in Italy, converts to Christian ity. The new Italian minister of war is one of the most distinguished field officers of the Italian army, and has commanded the military district of Turin, the military district of Genoa and that of Palermo. besides having been recently designated by the king to command one of the groups of army corps in the event of war.