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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

viii have to protect its goal line
against the stiffest proposition that
has been here this season.
Judge f. II. Meek. of Fort Worth.
Tex, is visiting Judge Bollinger.
Mrs. John Stewart and children, of
West Eighth street, are visiting with
relatives at Iowa City.
Bert Lovett, who was at the wheel
of the w. j. Young during the past
season, has taken key at the West
ern Union office for the winter.
o
Leon c. Garlick. lately of the Des
Moines Photo-Material company, has
come 10 Davenport to make his home.
He will be with j. b. Hostetler. behind
the retail counter and on the road.
Among the Davenporters who are in
Cedar Rapids To attend the See-Der-
Rabbits carnival are John Ranzow.
Fred Morgan, James Kettelsen and
Harry L. Wilcox.
Mrs. Joe Frazier. who has been
visiting with her mother. Mrs. Mary
Oakes, or 402 East Eighth street, left
Tuesday for Cedar Rapids to attend
the carnival. She will return to Dav-
export again before going back TO
her home in Chicago.
j. J. Meade. of the Erie. CPa0
Times. and DR. Finnerty, of Buffalo, y.
Y 3 ,.sf hi.
way back from a trip to Denver. The
gentlemen stopped off for visit with
Mrs. NJ. Stebbins, of 215 East Four
teenth street, who is sister of Edi-
tor Meade.
At the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Krack. 2214 Bow
ditch street, Tuesday evening at 5
o'clock occurred the marriage of
George Sunderbruch, manager of the
August Sunderbruch cigar factory,
and Miss Louisa Krack. Pastor \. ID.
Grief otficiated. The couple will make
their future home in this city on
Riverview street in the western end
of the city:
Justice j. s. Altman ofIiciated at
two weddings thus far this week.
These were Otto Goettsch of this city
and Miss Margaret Steffen of Ed
ridge, and Carl Wilkens and Miss
Olga d. Wiese, both of this city.
At ST. Mary's church at s o'clock
yesterday morning occurred the mar
riage of Michael Ryan and Miss Kath-
arina Adrian Rev L u RYAN Y II
officiated at nuptial mass. The
young people are members of st.
Mary's parish. both resident in the
western end of the city. where they
will continue to make their home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. \. l.. White, of Chey-
enRe. Wyoming. are the guests of
Mrs. Whites brother. Fred HUT, of
South Moline. Mrs. White will be re-
membered as Miss Mary HUT. Mr..
White is with the Wyoming Tribune,
of Cheyenne. and is taking his annual
vacation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

One hundred couples were present
Tuesday evening at the military ball
given by Company f at the armory.
Many of the merry dancers including
several from Rock Island and Daven-
port. were in uniform, and the specta-
Gle presented was brilliant. Freed's
orchestra furnished the music. An
other dance will be given in two
weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

Prof. G.. y. Benson has returned
from the state fair at Springfield
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02
shake Into Your shoes.

Aliens Foot-Ease, a powder. 1t
cures painful, smarting, nervous feet
and ingrowing nails, and instantly
takes the sting out of corns and bum
ions. It's the greatest comfort dis
covery of the age. Aliens Foot-Ease
makes tight or new shoes feel easy.
It is certain cure for sweating, cal
lous and hot, tired, aching feet. Try
it today. Sold by all druggists and
shoe stores. By mail for csc in
stamps. Trial package free. Adj
dress Allen S. Olmstead. LIE Roy, N. Y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

l.. NJ Magill and Andrew Olson left
yesterday afternoon for Springfield
to take in the fair.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02
Chicago Dental Company
For You.

If you are in need of dental work
call on us before going elsewhere as
we can save you money. We use
nothing but the best of material and
our work is guaranteed to be first
class in every respect. If yon are in
need of a set of teeth call and s,e our
thin elastic plate. We guarantee it
to fit in all cases and when all others
have failed. We never ask you more
than our prices below.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

Miss Gertrude Christison entertained
a party of friends Tuesday evening
i'm honor of her friend Miss Sarah
Barlow. of Denver. who is visiting
here for short time. The evening
was a most delightful one, as are all
those in which Miss Christison plays
the hostess, and the guests departed
at late hour having greatly enjoy
ed the opportunity to meet Miss Bar
low. Dainty refreshments were
served as a part of the entertainment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

At the first quarterly conference Of
the Second NJ. +. church Monday
evening the following trustees and
stewards were appointed: Trustees,
w. \. Brown, Charles Chapman.
Frank Fries. Twinam King and Ed
ward Sheeley; stewards. Josephine
Fowle. Margaret Zeigler, Mary Bailey.
Rebecca Cornwall. George Sand, Ber-
tina Litter; recording steward. Jessie
Draper; district steward, Rebecca
Cornwall; committee on music. Bertha
Clarence Trevor, Harriet Thompson;
estimating PASTORS salary, Clarence
Trevor. Margaret Zeigler. +. King.
missions, Alice Cornwall. Stella Sand,
Maggie Hoffman; church extension
Effie Littler, Fred Cooper. Sarah Hi
sor; Sunday school, Adah Visor, Jen-
ME Allen. Helen Brown; temperance.
Alva Oden, Edward Shelley. William
Thompson; education. Susan Glenn.
Rebecca Cornwall; Freedman's aid M.
Zeigler, Mrs. NJ. u. Littler.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

Mrs. John Stewart and children, of
West Eighth street, are visiting with
relatives at Iowa City.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

AAld4lOtlls " u II u y AO-s
Tenn. "She had uterine
disease and was treated by
two physicians and got no
relief. AT last 1 read in
one of your Memorandum
Books which you sent me
about DR.. Pierce's medi-
cinss, and we decided to
try his 'Favorite Prescrip-
ton I sent to the drug
store and got one bottle
and the first dose gave
ease and sleep. She had
not slept any for three
nights. Being sure that
it would cure her 1 sent
for five more bottles, and
when she had taken the
six bottles she was sound
and well.D
AN OPPORTUNITY
FOR WOMEN.
Women who are suffer-
ing from diseases of long
standing are invited to con-
suit DR.. Pierce, by letter,
free. All letters are pri-
vately read and privately
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

y bright little policeman arrived
yesterday afternoon to gladden. tn
home of Officer and Mrs. Oscar Rose
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

Judge +. II. Meek, of Fort Worth.
Tex, is visiting Judge Bollinger.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

The Barnard q Leas Manufacture
ing company has closed the deal for
the property on Twenty-third street
between Fourth and Fifth avenues on
which an option was secured some
time since and the intention is to
build a fine new foundry thereon in
the spring if conditions at that time
warrant it. as they promise to do.
The approximate area of this newly
acquired ground is $50 feet on
Twenty-third street, by 275 on Fifth
avenue and 17O on Fourth. the shape
being irregular. This is rapidly
growing institution and the outlook
is for the need of new facilities to
keep pace with the increasing trade.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

Bert Lovett, who was at the wheel
of the w. j. Young during the past
season, has taken key at the West
ern Union office for the winter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

Leon c. Garlick. lately of the Des
Moines Photo-Material company. has
come To Davenport to make his home.
He will be with j. b. Hostetler. behind
the retail counter and on the road.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

viii have to protect its goal line
against the stiffest proposition that
has been here this season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

Among the Davenporters who are i'm
Cedar Rapids to attend the See-Der-
Rabbits carnival are John Ranzow.
Fred Morgan, James Kettelsen and
Harry l.. Wilcox.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

Justice j. s. Altman ofiiciated al
two weddings thus far this week
These were Otto Goettsch of this city
and Miss Margaret Steffen of Ed
ridge, and Carl Wilkens and Miss
Olga D. Wiese. both of this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-02

Mrs. Joe Frazier. who has been
visiting with her mother. Mrs. Mary
Oakes, or 4O2 East Eighth street, left
Tuesday for Cedar Rapids to attend
the carnival. She will return to Dav-
export again before going back to
her home i'm Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
so.YEtR BO>Ds FOR VEAL BAGS.
Comptroller Grout Lures commissioner
woodbur, into q Brief Argument.

Commissioner Woodbury. Of the Street
Cleaning Department asked the Board 81
Estimate Yesterday for bonds for Si>s,oo
to repair the Brooklyn stables and 10 pur-
chase supplies When Comptroller Circuit
ascsrtain.d that part Of the money was
wanted for wagon covers. meal bags, 40,
he objected
Il DO not s~e any reason. he said why
W. should issue nf,y-year bonds for meal
bags and other things that will last only
two or three wears. Bono should 10 only
issued for a permanent work and for things
tia, will last for a Term
well. don't you think thr~~ years IL a
term asked Or Woodbury.
"11rca wears il a Longer torn, perhaps,
than -ums Of VS. will get. Oh" 81 them MEM
lcr~ wi- heard 20 remark
-perlay- three wears might IL looked
upon az "A term In prison AID the Comp
troIleI. hut | do not look upon three years
a. a term where tie issue Of nunds Is con-
Cprned
MAY I respectfully suggest retorted
Commissioners Woodbury., that hor-ce
are bought out 90 bond issue- and horses
do nu, 1.-Two Tor q torn 81 dftv YEAR
Mavor low sgggys'cd that u" Comp
,ruller and pr W'pihury should confer on
the matter and uInk Il Up again AZ another
meeting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
ROWAN 1,THOIICISM " THIS
% Why.
said ny an Tccirsisstic Not To Ne Keeping
Pace Win ,atholic Immigration.

0NN 7 y a.'' w 80. 80
Recent events IN Roman Catholic circles
,erd To hasten 'h. coll Of tho FOURTH rleuaty
touu,I D' o.. 'Er'cd states. bu the o,ca-
sion Of 10 ordination Of a oolored man 20
tho prs.'f ooI the Very Rev y y S~lattery.
Il. l.. .gl,'.ur Il -. lo-cIA'- Seminary.
mi. city. ,...l attention 90 a." fact that
Roman Catholicism t. losing ground in this
country ILo following. Is the tail" upon
which nis n.s'r'Ious are based ~. s7s.755
Catholic population. according 20 Catholic
DIRECTORY. 's. s.ni.s'7 for the year 1900
,,-- 4an ir.rrrr,t 81 catholic population
In twelve year g-Ut.is. Roman Catholic
imwigf '.ur 1910 20 1917.
Iror 'rr .N... 'snres q e apparent that
~. To-. OF rr.. .,~-ffr ~ the Roman Catholic
,lur.r. rr.ar rf,!~f1t"s i greater than the
lsr,o TOT l.t-,ruf.v Catholic immigrants.
At a .H.r.rc Of Influential Clcrsymen
and Ia,-..r ...f .H Washington yesterday II
Va .u..,.-,.f.l'' tho Board Of Archbish ops
which us,,- r.Nf October az the Cstholi c
Iniysrs'y. De-" ucmorslised to ues It's au-
,,or,v go compel a %sttic'"r census OF Tic
Catholic yuu.. ION. ~" ugur'~ 81 the tttho-
H. p'r.. f.r. .r u'I,i,l publication. are hasoi
uror ~. r|.'.In- .si" by the pastor Of TIE
NnrnIs p.rI..s OH ,s1 ,ou-"rvHtiy" men think
inst 'lis WI hardly chang" The apparent
oordr. ors. a. tier" 20, no incentive on a."
80, ~ - r4r.h priests 90 uIinimiIs the
~impouaroc ~ tHeir pafo'hial charge
The figure ,or. "fnihs roman tsthohc
rumhsr- ~ ... lrfr ''. rom ~Au-trt1. Rel
gum I-..... i'H!y. Poland exclusive OF
land. In t.I- roug' -t,t"in.ut 20 account
i-tlicr oi'.' .u. .i"rthlr If"nCh-tsu'diAn
iurul, hut ''I-'f'. ilEr s'i'na1t" ~ hoinnn
~ 49,. Ir... ..Itugii#us and the English
and S,o' "a t'1 o'''r catholic Uontir gents
j. thougt 'o on,,t any obri'iS errors In
wi, leo .., '.l that the reason 81 this
..,,t,.tr. ...r .'..f. d.. 'le NEGLECT 81 work
49,. H g. 49, thu uaagTNNnu 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
r,exirs e,rrRrrILaR pEsr.
pHss Department Put. We're wea 70 ~sr~
saa Win ~ssa Destroy the .

The rlagIe u c~a,erpular- Witch has sp-
r~ar~d In Central Park this year and raw
ag~- ~ which are already apparent IN w"
drnuded branches - trees q al kinds
but ptiuctpally the osk and maple. has
c,mr-llrl tho Park department IN ~"
vigorous methods 90 ~pmhat th" tnssc'-
The rr,mi-s D.. made now that within n
short ti'r, ~" trees ~ ~ ~ ri ~ them
The o~at-fri'Ar- have recently appeared
In such uumt-.r- A. ~ lead to complaints
~ th- Department that The insects wer"
making many t"rchrs un'-ulhla Especially
those around ~" hand stand In the Mall
Ihs caterpillar T. the 'u-%pck variety. ac-
cotiing e. In Sou,hWick IA, Park eutomo-
lpsls,. The appearance # the pest In such
numbers ,hl~ wear 10 followed tn h" due To
the fact thG In he wears pas, there had no,
tscn men enough employed IN the Pork TO
destroy tho Eggs and cucuons ~ o 40 they
have appeared That j. what The depart
ment y now doing with great visor II IL
time. for within n month another crop IA due
Park Commissioner Mtl'oN said v~ster-
In regard & the complaints about "a" 10
sac,s that pr S~ou,hwick had rcce,v"d per
mission from him To- employ four times the
number 80 men h. r~etpfurr attached 10 his
depar,men, and three tunes as much spray
ing apparatu. to destroy the Iests.
sTh. caterpillar-, >aid the Comm. -sioner
Yesterday. do not do snv permanent In
iurv to the trees. a. iots ~ people -am to
think. They are perfectly harmless and
Wera II not for the harm 0or" In ~disfguring
them and for n feeling that peoIl" have
Against them ttsv you'd csuS" very httl"
ANNOYANCE But ~ the annoyance " great
e. thousands Of people WHO want 10 seek
IA. shade 81 tn. Park. I have gwen orders
that tbs work shall h" CARVED IN In the
most thorough manner throughout th"
summer. until the .as' grpui Il caterpillars
j. DESTROYED
IN. coc-ons ard egs uT---- a. ~ g. destroy
IA. Comirg crop. who. vH' hatch IN August.
". are spraying a." uNiug cnterpillnr-
and Collecting tho No.us We have
nov a force able - 'or" With the pest. and
in = few DAYS the parks viii re in good
CONDITION again Al Il IA. downtown
uatkr that verr cleaned ( cucoons and esg
mars-- lat winter ar H. good coniiti"t
nov. PT.ven'iv" measures VIII always
- necessary Ia k"ep "a PARKS 50 b@ciu-"
Or. SouthviCk iuf.rus me that Their" ar"
i.gn diT.r.rt SPEECHES e Insects working
uIon M. fulisg" Il our city trees. shruhs
and hcrtsc.ous plsu'- II can thus u"
--,n how cnrrmou- j. -" work To keep
this uovipu- host ~ s'ihl"c'ion
III. Park Department has NOT yet been
able to comply adequately wt'h the act OF
~. LaHt Legislature which placed all the
trees In the city under tho departments
care. n" Board - Estimate has made no
appropriation Tor this work Commtssinn"r
WllcrN said Yesterday. however. that
siuO the caterpillar post APPEARED gang 81
mon had ne-.r sen' through all str~-ts from
which complaints had come 10 spray the
trees The placing 10 all tho tree ~ The
,|'y IN the car" 4 the department. will IN
,olve n large incroas" Ia IL eNpen-e-, the
amount uf which has not heen exactly
figured out ye'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
Attempting To Evad~ the 'lvil
service Rules.

II T. stated that County Register
RoNNFR, through his Deputy, MATHEW
i. BREEN, has applied to the supreme
Court at SPECIAL Term for a writ 81
m~anlamus against the President Of the
State civil Service Commission Ia com
pei the commission ~ remov fortv-two
places IN the Registers unioe from the
classified service, and 20 make them OK
cmpt from the civil service rules. on
the ground that the positions IN question
are confidential. The motion will prob
ably come on for argument before Mr..
Justice FITZGERALD at Special Term,
Part !. this morning.
II seems that there are about ninety
five men who hold positions under III"
Register; that he has now five exempt
PLACES al hi disposal, and II this applica-
tlon be decided IN his favor. he can get
rid 81 all the men holding the hest posi-
tions under him. OF course. II il impo@-
sihlc to f~orcshadow the decision Of the
supreme Court. and IL would. possibly.
be wiser not 10 discuss at thus time III.
question Of law. whether the State civil
service Commission can exempt PLACES.
OF the question Of fact. whether there are
m realty spme fortv-seven mon holding
confidential positions under the Register.
But u Is interesting from n phlln~ophi-
al standpoint - contemplate the atti-
tudr of the new Register. who. although
elected on a reform ticket, j. endeavor-
ing To got rid of half the experienced
public ervants under him at one fell
swoup
However firm a civil service adhercnt
a man may bc before he takes Office.
tho almo-, inyariahlc eject uf
ONCE sccms 10 h" his conversion. and hus
bcl,"i thereafter M th" fullest power ~
arbitrary removal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
arrested on Sunday ---. no, = su,o'-'..'

arrested on Sunday v-rs not . sutoi-'s,'
but no'or-cycli-,- she-lmen.
IL nav lht-fe-, Dt-tfirt Attorney MIA
NAM and other. Immediately concerned
With 'hs "uforcemsn' q tho Highway laws
- ~a~ that a ,htcaso genius las r~-sn'lV
invented q mechanical devtcc whereby "
- "" can - assur~d. eternal viglanc"
90 the part 90 the polte- will becoms un.
n"o"--arv l. i a sort Il corr' ned watch
AMI cNclom"t"r operating q tape. on whirh
IN" tim" i stamped automatically at IN"
"nd 81 each mile u. Tor example. tho tap"
il marked 500 when the vehicle 20 which
y l. attached starts out and j. marked $40
a. the end ~ a." hrst mile, that mile has
been covered tu five minutes. or az the raj"
81 tN"iN" miles per hour No imprint l.
made" when 20" N"hIcl" Is stopped. hence
- driver Possesses AZ the end 81 his ndn
a fun record not only - the rate at which
h" hts travelled. Tut si-o. approximately.
u the time that has be-n consumed In
stopping
Tn" inventors ohieCt IL "a compel all
automohliists TO carry these spe~d record
crs securely fastened. in a locked rccep-
ia"l-. under their machines. and To have
them examined, -ly once a week. by the
proper civil authorities. II II u found that
the driver II a vehicle has violated the
speed law. the courts may then dispose OF
his case - they $50 ht.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
History.

To TuT ENRON oY THY SrN-sr TouChin'
on pi~. | am. al this vrtirr, full Of several
kin1s OF Il, a tender. luscious. %jucious. de-
l,iou., gracious hlllns II cost me % cents.
! feel Ana. A glorious peace and peptic Mir
yana sr~ mine. a. II the pismic- had hathed
me In mandr. CORA. II l. a. n ] had lunched
with tho loiu-esterS, din"d on hAsheesh.
drank the blood OF tho poppy mingled with
The wine o, Cyprus, and chcwed the herbs
lila Great American Pie j. older than The
oat cAkss OF Bonnie Scotland. IL II older
Than the oorn-,tih. OF Egypt and tntedate-
babylon n. puukin vas In use among tho
punkin PIC VAS born Hmone = Wild it"edon-
loving peopl" dwelling on ledses oi toch-
accessible nv ladder. like the c~lln-iw.llerS
o' mi. town and Other u - not n,ryut
hy Iis inpIacahle foe. bounding rom rock
10 rock with hi- stone are In on" hand and =
hunk NJ ruukin Di" In. the other. No deen-
di-h Pie would nN the bill n such AZ emcr;
gcncv I, VAS a slab or disc portable and
well adapted for commissoriat purpo-n~ IN
ca. 81 forced march. The hoUs"wue alter
baking had h.I lord nnll W t.r sddtt,. S.i
no rurititv Of the folks IN tho next, RAJ.
Rcholt tho ~on OF hi father pushing a large
wedge Of pie into his prchi.tofc f.ce a. he
-, dangling hi legs over O. LIN 4 thousand
fce, hish. tho sdmirsttou gri envy OF All the
prehistoric kids IN ~" biloxi
From ~ tins Il e not di~rul' - trace tho
origin Of tho modern pie-~stins. contest
Further lu-tircation NAV zl-o Re had with
regard 20 tho strange vet powerful prejudlc"
among " against eating Die with a tork. IRE
hi.tori" man used no fork efncr msy y
that no remains Of punkIn pc have h~~n oun
embedded IN tho rocks % ne RIO NlanCos or
any other rocks Why, Ak anyhody> hov
4. tho bul Of fare. there amt 10 remains
NV loHK. July : bl'h't Moffar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09

Tho Cheyenne Indians IN Canadian
county. Gala ar" said 10 hc full II wrath
and war m-dirir" hscaus" an Indian agent
has forbidden them 10 Wind w their great
annual religious festival and sun-danc"
with IN. customary tortur"S THIS i said
- b" the first time the government has
stuck H. nose into the Ch-v-nne ceremonies
II II not wise an u IL seldom Jus'ifahle To
interfere with tribal religion and custom.
The thoyeuncs are entitled 10 practice their
rites without mo,"statiou. and a prudent
Indian agent would do well 20 blink az cere-
monies 20 curtail or rrohihi' which makes
~" Indians fIriou, The ,hsvounss don't
seek 20 main tho p~alcfac" systems Of re-
ligion. Why should the vhi;" brother hav
A NJ at th.lrs'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
, Movement, for urni.h Cotton Cultivation.

IFT"I " T"-TT T"T|T
~ has orrn s'rl,E me- as = proof ~ lack ~ enter
rr.r IN the mod~tn trgil>hwNn that We should
haN, remained for al these YEAR N largely de-
perdrnt on the United STATES for our supply Of raw
cotton. Lancashire j. % last hr>tirrns Itself IN
eatnes, on this subject. and see tina, at a meeting
held ne other day IN Manchester u wAs resolved
To rais~ 4 guarantee fund ~ coco Tot the aySocis.
tIon whIra ha> been formed Tor tn purpose ~ nv.
Umpire
u some 81 me wild regions that We hsNc acquired
IN equatorial Africa In recent year, are GOOD for
ANYTHING a, all. they ought 20 be good for this rnr.
pose. In an Interesting account Of = lahorou.
tourney f5om pmdutman 20 MomhaSA which Major
Austin. G. " q. recently resd to the ROYAL Geo.
graphical So,leiy, and which Is printed IN the Jour.
nal 81 the sIsir'y Tor June, wlld cotton Is mentioned
a. growing freely near the Akobo River
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
Frederick the Great on Shakespeare and
Goethe.

$50 -. c. Oh. n.1A
TO IHt tpiI'H w "
win Sin'iA ''"r !" S"4' "-' ''
frmius your estimate OF Nh'A'-b"a'-'
popularity 90 Germany anu m'il'"h p a lN'
tCularlv The "N'"h"h' Pl'T'h'' ID" ' Nv
let bv A German actor. contrasts strangely
With Frederick the Greats opinion OF ~
-, ga Tho ul,r
r,...s no ,bIr,ee, volumes. ~ ~.
~ V,,,. - T,.4.r.k n r..
1900 a., o., Fr.r.t
OF i'' - ,Al a., I'D.
ihohi"' il''''.''' -"
l8sp. Nhl'h N"lnHt"S W
Washington. ea'h ono "''S Ns" ~
his Autograph.
Volume NH. contains IN fssav IN p~f
man Literature. HON w''." ] 'AF'.-
To convince N'Hr''' ~ W ''Ae ts''- Sheh
has hitherto rrel'7 7'''' m 'e''sh1 l.' ~
but repair u no r.'O. .''Aif'' it,'- '-.
s~e Ne ah0~'hA'N p'"oN. ''"' nv '"'e
'tAh'N,'l pr. u..',t 'ss ...rr..
VIC e'' - 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09

In accordance with tho act IL Congress
approved July !. an order has teen issued
a. ia" Naval Academy substituting the good
ODD 'itl"o mid-hipman for naval :
The ohange i welcome. The midsiipman :
81 muddy Is a name dear 20 al bcys now
~ the %-ci-novcl school and 'n all venerable.
medieval or reasonably mature graduates
thereof Naval cadet - was too long, sol
cmn. fumbling and slo~w-Cuach. In : mid
shipman > or MILDLY : there is something
dashing. rskish. gallant. sharp-prow"d.
The water fosms around II and the sun
beams t~-nevolrntlv on gold lace. buttons.
youth and the adventurous heart Hip,
hip. Tor tho mildly and th. mid~hipmit"'