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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-09

The pig grew up in the sty with other
pigs.
For a pig the sly was comfortable
and pleasant
Being ordinary pigs, the others liked
the sty, and as pigs go, We're happy.
They did not miss the better circum-
stances of other animals because they
had not experienced them.
at the pigs, grunting, roofing. feeding
in the sty.
He was accompanied by the Vicar,
who improved the shining hour.
Look at the pig, the Vicar said:
1t is a low beast among beasts. 1t
has no aspirations beyond feeding and
fattening, and its nose is always in the
ground 1t is not so sharp as the dog,
so useful as the COW, so graceful and
dignifed as the horse.
That is so, said the Farmer. The
pig is a low beast.
But, he added. it makes good pork.
Which. when you think of it, is what
neither the dog, the COW, nor the horse
will ever do.
The Vicar and the Farmer went
away.
The pigs We're glad.
They liked the Farmer.
But the Vicar cast a shadow over
the sty. He did not understand pigs.
One pig had heard what the Vicar
and the Farmer had said
From that day it was a different pig
in mind. though it was still pork in
body.
In it's heart the pig wanted to be
either a dog, horse, or COW.
1t wanted to be superior animal-to
attract the favorable notice of the
Vicar.
So it cut the whole family of pigs in
the sty.
1t did not feed from the floor, but d.
rect from the trough.
1t did not grunt over it's food.
The rest of the pigs thought it was
mad and wriggled their tails accord
ingly.
The improved pig, having acquired
knowledge, recalled the parable of the
Pharisee and held no further converse
with his fellows.
They are but pigs, he said, while l
am a dog, COW, or a horse.
1 should be much happier if I met
dogs, cows, or horses instead of pigs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-09

1t was placed on a bracket directly
over Hamilton's desk in his private Of
flee.
When the tremendous windstorm of
the following October took place huge
ventilator top was blown from the OPP
posite block and hurled with terrific
force upon the Carter Building. Clerks
from the inner office. rushing into the
private room found Mr.. Hamilton at
his desk. his head upon his hands. his
skull fractured, the heavy bust thrown
from its support and broken into a
hundred pieces. Plainly it had struck
him as it fell.
Upon lifting his head, small bright
red puncture was found in his fore
head. Upon examination it was clearly
seen to have been made by his ring.
The mouth Of the snake was open, a
tube-like sharpened tongue protruding
and containing several drops of clear
liquid, which upon examination proved
to be a deadly alkaloid poison
The ring is now in my possession,
and when look at ii l say TO myself:
There is such a thing as poetic JUS
tice."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-09

death when absorbed by the tissues.
1t is not necessary to swallow. It's
absorption by the blood vessels of the
lips or tongue is instantaneous. and
| immediate paralysis of the heart en-
Sues
II have one more test for you to
make" 1 said. II will bring the ma
terial tomorrow"
Bidding him goodnight. I went home
TO think over the most remarka bile
poisoning case I had ever heard Of
In the morning 1 hurried to Van
Cruger's studio and carefully cut from
the lips of the Clytie thin film of clay.
carried it to the laboratory of the
chemist.
The same tests were applied, with the
same results. Van Cruger had been
poisoned by a kiss upon the lips of his
own statue of his betrothed.
The autopsy afterward revealed the
slight, though noticeable. change of
tissue due to the action of the alkaloid
poison. 4 careful washing of the art
lists mustache with alcohol again re-
vealed the poison.
I did not know how to connect
mer eminence as a toxicologist was
evidence, however.
His offices were searched by night
and his rooms by day. But no bottles
of poisons were found, nor anything
which would indicate that he ever had
any.
The days went by. The sculotor's
belongings were sold at public auction.
and Hamilton bought the clay bust of
Clytie. Miss Maitland having sailed for
Europe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-09
HOW v, A, P|NKERTON
WAS BUNKOED IN ORIENT
Somebody Worked Off Counterfeit Dollar on
Him But He Gave 1t to a Headsman.
Fascinating Adventuress--An Old Friend.

Mr. day
his Imagination From my correspondent met the detective
during received
Mr. Pkeo far too wise to huse 5hs East as he has hustled his
your
other intention than might be R M IN qere that o meet e o as
fF a lieu @ Msn worth 0P d @ snG
as S that saR his dollar o Worthless f n one
a a1 @aP @ Saias'
been n the rai he guard Furthermore you
@ a Gs9 s as b on @ @ 9" FE H9srin 6a
poed It Aoo RsfP
n c i E ne s: F 81 .4:
said Mr. Pnson % % how s wls fat sn and and he
s m o ua GT wilt without 9of sn % e9S 'e'" that
A FASCINATING ADVENTURES
NJ ,3 s
of these legally entitled hOno6e having trapped married
81 %
on
She
millionaire leash and her intention him
than herself long as be CHARGED that she old enough be his
hntsd that that did
bB o a u s d e oot the u s d o3
he 5 sn Th6 nd S Pe5P9 Rgu h n
S, a$ h ma
S peers sve the Canadian Pac She afF 3 her m
f6 Of the pit % R he PEI a s a 1d s e
!SG % % % aP9ed
MET AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE.
n f24R es ae Ps oh i sa % China s
all the blame lfkng
when familiar doomed through
L
old but Mr. Pketon
accorded
numerical designation The well
trnsp1antd
of thing and
p "s n2 %s HI eG1s ] 3 s 5f
unguihed from that of Bow Bells Pdy Finally when Mr. Pkerton
n
acquired
for rich influential He thought that
would him fellow had obtained this
the Pket
subsequently this swell club of
THE PARADISE OF ADVENTURES
of
hustle
Many soldiers
church, wild blades
willing relations
the Requirement creditors lenders Others
The crowded with
Nagaak
Shanghai Hongkong Manila
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-09

Mrs. Pipps-"which is the more pow
erful warship. Henry, the cruiser or
the tug?"
Mr.. Pipps-"The tug? Come, now
Mrs. Pipps. you don't mean to tell me
that you think a tug warship You
certainly are not that green.
"Of course it's a warship. ou don
mean to say that you never heard OF
the tug of war? I am astonished at
YOUR ignorance. Henry"
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8arbtere reatftrtrt.

Die fdr bic Rssiiriruns Der Retp Yor'
Ter 8arbiere unter benz neuen 8arbieraes
fss anbsraumte Srift 1T abssIaufen. So
buben ii& in Retp Yorf. Sings unc
Queens county i'm 8ansen uneefdbr
$4,000 8urbisre resiftriren Iafen. 9is
@sbibrsn fur bic einselnen Reeifrirun.
gen betrueen Sl.25. So barf na6 BEN
@eisb u Elm Barber aIs FOLDER tbatie
isin. Der I~iesniirt III, nadbem er bsrsit5
ninoetenS cine breiidbripe 8ruriS binter
id bat. Sir bas 8arbieren obne 2icens
1T cine Strafe BON S25 uno @efdnenib
BON 10 Taeen biz su brei Monaten Dor,
aefsben. Inter ben licsniirien Sarbisrsn
%bsfinoen fid re&t subIrei&e Sarbise unb
aud Elm l7idbriser StaIiener erbieIt cine
Qiceu,,
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Barum er fiG freute.

Gin iunser Mann in 8uduunn. 6eor.
sia, bate Elm 2isbespsrb6ltnib nit elmer
iunssn Dame, ipoate aber. mas bas Sci.
ratben anbetrnf. nidt redt anbsibsn.
glIs er einmal in Geisaf&aft bon einsm
5rsunbe ~.bestpeeen seust purbe. mahts
sr in isinsm Aerser cine ettpas unsdrts
8smsriuns iiber bas Ndb&sn. am fol.
senben Sonntae tpurbe CT bon beren
Wuttsr an Der 8irdtbiirs a~ufssbaIien
unb 10 Iunee nit Der 8eiti&e bsarbsitet.
bis CT suiammsnbra&. Ra&bem CT bon
5rsunben beimssbra4t tporben mar uni
i& ettpas erbolt bate. iprad er mil
sinsm iiefen g%tbemsuse: ,,@ott ie
Danf Wieic oenn ?" fraste ibn be,
Srsunb erftaunt.- Sun, oaB bic MID
meme S&tpiesermuttsr setpOrosn 1T!
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CberIauf ees S6lausenHufes fol-
eineebdmmt ~iperben.

sIus 8oiie. SOa.. iOmmt bic fOIssnts
Ru6ri&t .@ine AbtbeiIuns bon &e.
sierunss' Susenieuren unter Der Setting
bes @bef'S neenieurS 2epel untsriu1i
isst bic nerf&iebenen 2anosetpinnunss'
8roisite in Soabo, in lebereiuitimmuns
nit BEN @efebe iiber bic D eo.2dnbereien,
peI6es Der @onereB pdbrenb ieiner Ieb.
ten Gaeun8 annnbm. AnbertbaIb Mils
IiOnsn 4eres 2ano iinb Jest auf @runb
bieier nnieriu&uneen bereitS Der Belle.
Oeluns peridloRen porben. Ser S6au.
plat Der bisberisen SOri&unsen mar am
Oberlaufe bes SdIuneen. SIuHeS, un6
ieSt nil mon bic 2ofaIitdt fir einen
Damn. Der fi& iiber biefen 5iuB siebsn
fol, bamit man elm @aferbsden anIeesn
Fam, %feffsaeu."
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0cnt xruft aeplaat.

Die Farmers Alianee bon Rortb So,
rOlina nabm in ibrer in Siqsboro abss.
baltensn SobrsS. 8sriammIuns cine Gs.
i%olution on. tporin @oupsrneur gpcod
oufssforbert ipirb, fi1 nit ben Sou.
pernsuren bon Nortb Carolina unb Dir.
sinia in 8erbinbune su feben unb bonn
Prdfbent &ooispsIt au eriu&en. irsenb
Elm @eies fir bic rlnterbtiiduns zines
WonopoIs bsim Tabafssiniaufsn ansu'
trsnben. Dieie &~eioIution ri6tet fi@
pornsbmIid sesen bic american 3obnceo
Company unb SmperioI Tobacco GUm'
panp, tuel&e ii@, tpis bic Sarmer iasen.
usrbiinbet babsn, um bic SAMPLER su
%spineen, ibnen ben Uorbanbsnsn 1abaf
gu ioI@ nieorisen Breifen su p~srfaufen.
ueI&e iotpobI ben 9fanssr oils pis ben
Sdno!sr benz Ruin aufdbren miiFsn.
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&inbersNerfAeruna.

SIN 9sIsisn III bic ainbsritsrbIi&fsii,
numentli@ unter bsnienisen 8inbern, bee
rem 2eben berii1ert tporben mar, cine 10
%aufaasnb srObs setporbsn, baB iid bic
beleii&e fbnieI. @eieai&aft fiir Webisin
peranlaBt fab. ben @essnitaub sriinblid
su erbrtern. Sine nnterfuduna ereab u.
". baB l4l 8inbsr fura mad Der aus'
ftsluns Der 8erit&erunss' BoIiee tar'
ben ; teines bsrielbsn erreidte bas alter
bon 4 Subren. 9ie befa8te @eieaf&ufI
III su BEN S&IuB seIanst. bob oieie Nrt
bon Bsrii&erune fart sum 8incermoros
bsitrass, un6 Ie bat 8eiolutionsn anse'
nommsn, porin bic Resieruns briuSent
eriu9t tpirO, bic 9inbsr $ 8srii&sruni
eur& @sies gang su perbistsn.
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9nbtaner fiberSprtheilt.

8eionbers ereq beIsudtet tperbsn bic
in benz 2anbumt i'm S~nbiansr.G srritori.
UNI bor8efCmmenen .SrresuIaritdtsn"
in sinem iosben fsrtisssisaten 8sri&t
bsS SpesiaIaeenten 8roiius bon Der
.Snbian &isbts aRoeiatiOn". in mel.
DIEM Witelieber Der Sapess gommifion
unb peri&iebener anberer R~egierungs.
sipsise uIs Witsliebsr periGieosner 2anb.
ssieaf1aften eenannt tperben. Nah ben
Ansaben oes Meenten 8roIiuS iinb i1on
felt LANCER 8sit Etutseisui&aftsn unb
2anbbaie beiddftist, ben Snbianern ibrs
2dnbereien absunebmen, obne baB iis
cine au& nur balbpesS sntiprsdsnbe
Ysrsdtun5 bafir sabIsn. am bsIisbtsitsn
ID na@ ieinsn 5ori&unsen elm 8srfab,
rem, tponad bic frnsli&en 2Gnbereien su.
nddit auf fInf Sabre eepadtet unb bic
Sneinner bann beipoeen perben. Son.
traite su unterssidnen, tuoour@ bas aanb
bsim AbIauf Der 8a&t3sit ssssn eiuen
nominelsn 2aufpreis brett reriuberi
tpirb. Die es3abltsn Yreife bsIanfen
R@ auf 25 Bis rs Gsnts per gdsr. uni
in tpietpeit biefer 9reis benz tpiriliGen
Wertbe bes 8obens sntIpri1t, ereibt iid
ooraus, baB bns 2anb fofort bon ben
grtperbsrn flr sinen 9a&ti@iains bon 81
bis so so per Adsr ipsitsr bsrpa6tei
tpirb. Wel&e banibare @eIssenbeit I'D
bier bieiet, bic unipiEenben unb sinfdlti.
gen Snoiansr in unerbbrter @eiis ibsl
bus DIR 80 bausn, Last fid aus ben
llmftunbe e,mefen, bab fta in sinel
einsisen &eieruation lber 5000. 00(
sIcrss FOLDER Snoiuner' 2anbsrsisn be-
| Gnben.
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GrauHse G%ntbaaunaen.

Rufus @antreq, Der Sibrer Der 8anbt
bon 2eidenrdubern. beren Sdanbtbatsr
i'm Dersansenen Sribiubr in Snbiunnpo'
lis blosesitelt trur6en unb ioIh' ungs,
bsure @mpbrune unb iol&en gdsl ber'
borriefen, bot nun isinem fribsrsn @e.
ftinbnib nod bic @rfldrune binsuesfdet,
bab bic 2sidenrduber ettpa 20 Morbtba.
ten bssiibtsn. UNI ben mebisiniiden 2ebr'
anfalten bas n6tbise ..Muterial" ~
tlnteriudunesatpeden liefern su fDnnen.
@Is bic YoIissi bieie grfldrune ni&i
sIaubsn unb fie benz pieleidt Sertporrs'
men Grin bss Sdurfen sufGreiben tpo[lte.
Iieferte @antreq ibnen cine tbeilpsiis
Namenslite Der bon ber 8anbe Grmor.
beten. Inter oiefen Nnmen tparen bic
foleenben 9oIisif @atterion bon Sn.
~bianapolis, Der Iberfaaen unb tobtse.
fGIagen ipurbe, iporauf feline 2eide an
eas Chemical @oaese %berfauft purbe
Walter Sobnfon bon Netparf. 81. s.,
Der ermortet, UNI $500 bsraubt uno bann
ais 8eriu6sobisit fdr $50 perfuuft tpur.
be; elm 9ittsburssr. bsfen 8Ornams
gtaube mar Carrie Saluaee, cine
tpoblbabenbs Srau bon indianapolis, bic
Dor brei Sabren auf mpfteribie Weiie
periHpano &ennetb 2aprenee, Elm
Obiosr. unb @iaiam Serbian bon Snbi'
annapolis.
gqe bieie 2eute tpurben nod ben VIM
saben bss @efaneenen taltblGtis errnor'
bet unb oils 2ei@en an bic Stditen Der
@iGenfdaft abeeliefert, mo Niemanb
fraste, nober bic 2eihen fdrnen, ober
tper bic Tobtsn ieisn. Wan&e Der 2eute
tpurben sridIaeen. unbere sei&ofen ober
erlto&en. unb msbrere uurben mittelf
@ift aus bsr @eIt seidafTt. Wit unbe'
idreibIi&sr 1nmsniGIidieit moiibirt
@antreg biefe 8erbrehen ourd bic @r'
iIdrune, sr unb feline S~eIfersbelfer bdttsn
niGt fdnea senue 2si&en bon Weni&sn
auf,utreiben bermodt, bic zines n%atirli'
den TObes eeiforben tpdren. Desbalb
babe bic 8anbe eemorost, uni strar nab
peridisbsnsn Meiboben. UNI 10 ibren Iuf'
traesebsrn l1nteriu&unssotietts peri&is'
bsner Art ~ ~Iiefern.
Sie beihtporenen Musfagen 9antreu'S
iinb in BEN 8sfib bss @enerulanpaltss
bes States Snbiana. unb S%uperintens
bent Gait bat bic Nnsabsn bsS teufiihen
HsssrS, 10 tpeit bies mbslid par. unter'
iu6sn laiisn. SOP in iebem Sale If ss
ansebli1 8eIuneen. 8epeismateriul our
8eitdftisuns Der Gusiasen @untreu's su
finbsn.
Dur& bic 8erbaftuns gantrsl's tpurbe
bas sanss &omplott aufseOedt. @anireI
psridipies nidtS, bas auf bic @rdber'
fddnbuns 8ssus bate, unb bon Gag su
Gag tpuree Der 8uf mad iummariider
8sftrofune Der S&uIbisen ftdrfer.
SO tpar aneenommen tporoen, oab bic
2ei1snrdubereien bon niebrisem @efinbsl
ausssfibrt tporben ieien. unb tpie cine
8ombe ipirfte bic gr6fnuns, bab promi'
nente Nsrste in indianapolis brett bes
tbeilist ieien, buB bic 8Orftsber Der eritsn
mebisinii&en Snftitute Der Stabt bon ben
@raberTddnbuneen poIe 8enntniB bats
ten unb brett su benisIben unfta&slten.
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MboSes.s tiftuus .sebopeottet.-

Ser in granddaughter, Sdpursburs'
Rubolfabt, tasenbe 8erbanb Der 8ereine
bsutiGsr Stubenten bsiblob einitimmis.
ss isi islbftperitdnbIi6. bnB fsin MitsIisO
-eeS 8srbanbes ems Der bon BEN p~eritor,
bsnen @sciI Rbobss seftiftsten Stipen'
oien a%nnebme. Ser 8erbanb bate bic
Gnfihten beutiher Stubsnten in bieier
Sini&t 10 ri&tis bsurtbeiIt. baB bsr Gins
tras gar ni&t bebutiirt, ionbern iofori
sinfimmis a%neencmmen ipurbe. S9on
aIs i'm ApriI Dorieen Sabres aus Rbooss'
9saamsut bic Stiftune befanut tpurbe.
pyotsfirtsn beuti4e @orpstuoenten eeeen
bic Innabme zines ioI&en Stipsnbiums
Sieiem 8eidlus iraten i'm Ropember
@6ttinser Stuoenten uno ipdter ancerG
Stubentsn.8 sreinisunsen BEL.
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anseb6riefeit CUR linton ais Gnt'
laGunaSarunb a~nereannt.

@i&tsr 9osers CAB i'm 8unbssireisss.
ri&t su al. Souls cine @ntfdeibune alb.
in ipeIher er erfIdrt, baB bic Weitsrn
Union Telegraph Company burdaus be,
re&tiat eetueien fei. Ansetslte aus benz
@runbe su entIufen, bab fie elmer Union
auesbbren. Derartiee @ntIafunsen
f5nnien nidt OILS 8erfhp5runsen sur
S6dbisuna bon anseftelten oufssfobt
perbsn aud birfe bic @sielfdaft ioes'
nannte ,.Sdparse 2iiten" fdbren uno
oieielben aud anberen @oneernen sur
8erflsune fteasn. Die ..Sdmarsen 2i'
fen" enibaItsn befanntlih bic Namsn
Arbsiter, tpel&e ii& bur6 ibr
8erbaIten bel ibren G~rbeiteebern alS
ni1t tplnidsnstpsrib srpisisn uno bic in
5olse bsRen ni&t tpisber 8eiddftisune
erbalten ioaen.
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Gifenb abn Seittnbelle.
oeIauurs, sadapanna uno gssFern Balm

9etaipure, Sadaluanaa UNI BeNern Babu.
Sn 9raft bsu 1. SUM- 1902.
GlbIia-8nI6bt Scranton fir Gstp ycrf
nm $50, 800, COS, 7 so, 1910, B0rm. ; H..
40, $40 unb 1886 Rahmiitass. Sir Sen
gprf u. philadelphia, UNI $50 u. 1910 gOrm.;
1910 unb 1886 RaGmittass. Dir gouIbs.
bprs, 6.t0 Nadmitiaes.
gSroIia sir Buffalo I'm LIS, 6.22 u. 900
Dler. t.55, $50 une ff.tU Ra@miitags. 6iir
8insbamtpn, gImira unb 3pii9tnfatipntn, nm
1925 Npr. uni t.05 Na@m. 8ir SSpssp.
Spraeuit unb utiea, urt lis une 6.22 Mpr. /;
ISIS Rahmitiaes. Sspego. SprdeuIs Hnb
Utica !3us I'm $40 Nor. Iauft iSsIi&, ausas.
npmmtn Spuntaes. Sir WpntroIf nm 900
Wor.; los uub $50 Ratm. Ri&elfon Vic.
eemobatipu, um 4.t0 une 6.t5 Nahmittdgs.
Dloemsburg SibiHon-gnlGet Scranton
fur NoribumbtrIanb nm 6.35, 1910 Wpr. ;
f.55 unb $40 Wahm. 6iir plymouth um $40
8ermittassj $40 unt sos RaHmiitaes.
SonntasS'3aee.
SibIia-BRr Sen 2JUrf UNI f.5O, 3.20,
sos nne 1910 @Orssnsj $40 unb 3.35
9lahm.
RSreIi4 SIR Buffalo nm lis, unt
6.22 Wpr.; t.55, $50 unb it.f0 ga6ni.
Cir GInira uub 3pif&snAatiUnsu, 1925 gOr-
mittaes.
DIoemsburg SibiHaH-8nl6et Scranton
IN 1910 Wcy. uns 6.fO saam.
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mnaemeiner anfftans in Gbina.

Giner Reuistsits 8 assntur tpirb aus
Bort Suron esmsIbet: Illus ben ber'
f&iebsnen 9touinsen @bina's fommen
8sri&te bon Guffdnben, tpeI@e sana
Gbina su lbersieben broben. Ser balb'
amtIide Nooirai melbst Ser Mussns
Bid if ba, no in Anbetrn&t bes Gnta'
sonismus stuii&en beuti&en unb brittle
iden SntereHen cine britii@ ruiFi&e
anndberuns % pini@enstpsrtb erideini,
iuel&e als @eseneetpidt sesen bic Be-
iDeeune in 9euti&Innb unb Arnerifa seI'
ten foa, aus Der 8uht bon Korea cine
grt ..eeIbsn 8osporus" su MAIDEN. gine
ensIii&.ruiff&e aaians III mbsIid unb
fe III icsar noibpenbis. europa seeen
bic sslbs @sfubr su i&iBsn."
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Mu sdmtuniIdtiae.

Dsr unttrisidueit, Der burG elm stpSbnIi&ss
Ritisl jur @runebtit pitbsr bsrsthtlt irurbt
naHssm tr siniss SABRE lang an tinrr l6psrsn
eungtntranfbsit unb an Der stfiirbtttsn aranf>
belt StpiHbiubt stlifisn bate, bat Gin arpess
@srIanseu, ltiutn Wiiltibtnem has Wiiitl Der
Stiluns bsfannt 30 MAIDEN Matn Dsnitniatn,
bic ss pnIanstn. pirb CT frtinbIibf fpatnfrti
tine Nbi6rift Der 3ubsrtiinus fbidtn, iptl6s fs
ale zine fGtrs Stiluus fir SHpineluHt, afb.
ma, 9atarrb, Srcnhitfs unb ale SaIs- nnb
eunatnfranfbtittn fuetn ptrtsu. Or bpHt ba6
ale 9tiosnbtu ltin Stilmittd prpbiren tptretn,
ba % ftbr prtbpOa Ia. Disitnistn, irtlGs si.
3utertituue perIanatn, iptldt ibntn nints fpisu
pire. unb rim Ststn fir ft leiu mag. modem
stfdlief
Gbrp. gbparb u. @ilfpu,
SrosiIsH, q. D., asrelrtn.
Grpdbut bisit 9situns.
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Turatbares sAIahten.

SIN BEN 2onboner Golcnialamt aus
8uneuru i'm nbrbli6en Niserisn einse.
laufene, BON II. ausuf 6atirte 9epe.
i&en bsri&tsn tibsr bic 8srf6rung bes
GinsebOrensnborfss Burnt bar& cine aus
80 @eiben unO 500 ~Ginssbcrensn bette.
bsnben Truppsnma&t. Der frabere Sui.
ton bon Suioto, bic meiitsn ieinsr Sdupts
hinge unb ettra 700 ieinsr 8dmpfer tpurs
ben eeibotet. auf Seiten Der 8riten
tuurben elf Wann eet6Otst unb SO Der,
tuunbsi. Die d%bsrfaasnsn g~inseborsnsn
pehrten fi& tapfer.
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S@~ei5er 8unbessM atb tpinft
Or. &arbp ab.

Der Sdtpeissr 8unbesraib Bat isinem
Pariier @sianbten Or. 2arbp ssratben,
ni6t ben ibm bonn @saren sussoa&ter
S&iebsri&terpoftsn i'm Saassr TribunaI
ansunsbmen. Dor pelhem bic grioritdis'
frase Der 8Iptabemd&te beslsIid be,
bon 8snssueIu 30 Ieiftenben @niiadtis.
une uerbanbslt tperbsn foIsn. Sit
S&tpeia bsist es, babe 6bnIi1e 9ln.
ipri&e an 8snesuela. tpis bic anbsrer
Wd4te, unb Fe babe bic @eItsnbma&unf
oerielben BEN bsuti@en 8srtrstsr bsin
Saaeer Tribunal iberipieIen.
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Scmee'S
S ltbenti9e 8ierfube,
ais Renn apenue.

Gin Hab aItotutider Btiis ssfabrtts eotaI,
NO man fbsr IL, fsts aHgsutbms Sttlf9aft
v finoen,
Sas nit O~trisIben b~trbuuoens q 4
{ q u Iitfsrt ols 9tIiiat,Htu Der SabrtsJtit.
,,Blr5bur9er 4ofbrdu" uno bitfet 1iert
importirte @sib. unb GotbusiHs, prhma Cigar.
rem, bofi&t StOisuuus.
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1913 q. @afbinstOn w., Rsuss ssIspbun 3i9.
Hdt. unb Wai&mai6insn, @rinssrs, 9icy.
elts, 9rasniGbsr, GIinttn, 8tsufssr, SGlSGu,
Wane. nno 5aidsnubrtn, S6irms ETC., rtpa.
rirt, Maltinsn jsesr 2rt aufstasnt, pattntmp-
belle f%abritirt. SIttarbeittn unp plumbing.
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s6B- Anssissn finbsn bur9 bas ,,@ps
&enbIatt" bic ipeitsfs 8erbrsitans.
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Cruds6rbettea ishsr Gzt Ia Aa
..@ s&ssbIatf' DIS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-07
A VICTIM OF MoDERN1TY.

Not many months ago the story of the rise OF
Charles M Schwab, who had just been made president
of big corporation at salary thrilled every
ambitious young For Mr.. Schwab had begun at
the bottom of the ladder and had risen round by round
Every advance he made in the he had marked out
for himself the result of his own personal effort
And that's the of that the average American
most respects
But today at the age of forty-one, Mr.. Schwab has
been forced to resign broken down in health nervous
wreck Not dissipation but devotion to duty determ
nation to justify the faith of those who had helped to
exalt him, is the of his physical breakdown He
has accomplished than it is given most men to
accomplish, but he is unable reap the reward of his
success.
Success is fine thing, but when it beckons one on
and on and on; when it demands only the day for
executing but the night we'll for planning; when it
allows no time for recreation time for the enjoyment
of those things which make life worth living surely is
not worth the price asks Success is the modern mans
fetch And nearly always it spells for him not worth
but cash When he has completely dsanced his fellow
men in the matter of personal gain then he is
willing to say well done" to his abors but not before
Had Mr.. Schwab been content with the position of
foreman or of manager of the enterprise which he
was made president, he would not have appeared so
prominent figure in the eyes of the world but it is
probable that he would have retained his health No one
can Judge another and there that within each individual
which hurres him on to his ultimate destiny but
contentment is surely the moral of Mr. Schwabs story
Not the contentmen that is merely another word for in
difference and lazness, but that better kind of
ment which lmpes who has gained modest com
petence TO settle down with his wife and children to en-
JOY it. He will not have millions with which ~ e,do,,,
great charities, but he will example that cannot
1a 10 be OF lasting benefit to his fellow men, Health
ana competence are more apt to bring happiness than
the wealth OF Croesus when health is lacking