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The daily sentinel., 1904-12-24


A well dressed stranger was found
last night by Night Marshal c. C.
O'Neil. lying unconscious in the al
ley just at the rear of the residence
of Mrs. Jake Morris. The man evi-
IDENTIFY had taken some kind of poi
son and was in a most precarious
condition for "a few hours. Physi-
clans were called. and. after consid-
cradle work. the stranger was
brought around all right, lie was
taken to the jail and afterward re-
leased. He had no acquaintances
in the city.
Mrs. John Mann, John Shields and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bomgardner
leave this evening for southern Cal
ifornia to spend the winter months
The members of the party all go to
the howery state on the coast seek
ing better health. Mr.. and Mrs. Bonn
gardner and Mr.. Shields have made
annual trips to California for several
years.
closing session decided in favor of
Drs. Hanson and Bull in their petit
tion to have an assessment levied
by the assessor on large number
of accounts, amounting to several
thousand dollars nolled. The physi-
clans claimed that the accounts to
that amount did not exist.
A. w. Davis of Seward. Neb.. a
brother of Assistant Manager Frank
Davis of the Grand Junction Fruit
Growers Association is a pleasant
visitor today. Mr.. Davis will be
accompanied home tonight by Mr..
Frank Davis for the Christmas holt
days
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carter of Chi
oago arrived in the city yesterday on
visit to Mrs. G. f. Cowell They
will remain in the city during the
holidays
The daily sentinel., 1904-12-24

The Hewitt family claim that they
can trace their descent in an unbrok-
en- line from Adam. Some people
are satisfied to go back as far as
their grandmother, and then let the
matter rest. Doubtless we are all
descended from Adam, If the truth
has been told us about the first
man
The daily sentinel., 1904-12-24
ORDINANCE NO. rs

Smith, His Successors and As
signs, the Right to Construct,
Maintain and Operate System of
Street Railway, and Granting tine
Right of Way Therefor Within the
City of Grand Junction, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1904-12-24

Grimes Cellar Door" will be the
Christmas week attraction at the op-
era house, Friday night, December
20.
The daily sentinel., 1904-12-24

The Sentinel extends Merry
Christmas to all its patrons and ev-
erybody else.
The daily sentinel., 1904-12-24

Be it ordained by the City Council
of the City of Grand Junction.
Colorado.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-10-13
OUR NEW YORK LETTER

sober, second thought OF tomorrow.
Looking neither TO the right nor to
the left, We go marching on, proud to
do battle tor the sacred principles OF
popular government"
Among the other speakers at the
dinner was Mr.. j. ID. Phelps Stokes, q
descendant Of one of the Oldest New
York families, gentleman several
times mil'ionaLe. but who is devot-
ing himself with singleness of purpose
not to the acquisition of money, but
to the PRONUNCIATION of those princi-
pies, like those contained in the peO-
pies party platform, which make for
the relief OF distress among the hum
BILE and lowIy.
DR.. John H. Girdner, who, as stated
in my last letter, had, at the invitation
OF Mr.. Parker, called upon him at his
hotel, which call had been cOntortcd by
the Parker newspapers of this city into
"a declaration of support of the candi-
dacy OF Mr.. Parker. made speech in
winch ne stated:
Il am hele because I find in the
platform vi tue people party TIC
best exposilit n of the doctrine of equal
rights to all men ana all dollars and
no special privileges to any man or
any donars before the law. Names OF
parties ana of candidates are of little
[consequence; it is principles that talk,
or ought to talk. and not money. 49,
It cost de sp5esai p5Esszsss 4azus6z.
tisixleen miillcns uf dollars 10 defeat tue
plan people in 1856, and as much or
more to defeat them in 1900. The spe-
Icial privilege people determined more
| than a veal ago TO destroy this COM
petition. They determined to apply
modern business methods to party af=
fairs
The final act Of this modern bust
ness deal was conSummated at ST
Louis when the money power took
loyer' the democratic party, closed the
plant and thereby crushed out compe-
ltitlon. These pirates captured the good
Iold ship democracy and put a prize
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-10-13

New York, Oct S.-Edltor Independ-
ent: The great event of the week in
eastern politics was the speech of Mr..
Watson at the dinner given in his
honor at the Palm Garden, this city,
on Wednesday evening last. The minor
political event of the week was the re-
ception to Mr.. Parker at the Manhat-
tan club on the same evening. This
reception, attended principally by the
men who bolted the nomination OF Mr..
Bryan in 1886 and the seekers for place
and peif who are managing MIR. Par
ker'S canvass, was a dumb show, no
experimenting of any kind being per-
mitted, the entire ceremony consisting
of s'shakee-shakee. 1t is not worth
words to dwell upon such parade OF
money and inanity. Returning to the
Watson labor dinner, let your readers
have before their minds a magnificent
banquet hall. the tables fanked with
palms, the boxes in the galleries filled
with an assemblage of intelligent men
and women and the tables graced with
famous leaders of labor, not only in
New York but throughout the east,
anu tuGy Will nave UclOIS tucll1 tIic
scene when the greatest champion to-
day in the United States OF equal
rights entered ths room. and those
assembled, as one, rose and rendered
the peoples party presadential can
; dfddt6 In @xtssassSzz IL tie most enthu.
siastlc character. Mr.. Watson's speech
was mastery effort in every sense 81
that term. He held his audience from
the first to the last sentence Of his
speech. Among the striking passages
OF his address we're the following:
sOh, il that preiense up at Esop1is
would only get out Of my way, and
give me the unsubsidized democratic
papers, the Jeffersonian speakers and
that noble army that followed Bryan
in 1o96--if he would only give me ali
thess, would saoN the republican par
ty and Theodore Roosevelt great mil
liant democratic host extending from
ocean to ocean,
Il would accept their challenge.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-10-13

might not whip them, but would
show them a fight to the death ali
along the line, Tor | am e fighter. |
long for and love the thunder of the
guns, and If Judge Parker would only
get out of my way and let me COM
mand the army that he may command,
would give to Theodore Roosevelt a
battle royal
I'm my opinion, If Theodore Roose-
welt is whipped, II has got to be by a
man who will fight him. The demo-
Gratis rldicule me and call me side
show | want % say l am the only
man in the field who is fighting the
principles Of the republican party"
in this campaign Theodore Roose-
welt might safely swallow Parker's
platform without The slightest fear OF
an attack of acute Indigestion; and
Parker might take off his shoes, and
the other things, and waltz barefooted
all over Roosevelt S platform and be
IN no danger of unning splinter IN
his foot. So far as matnred purposes
tare concerned, SO far as foundation prin-
clples are concerned the two old par
ties are:
Two minds with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one. F."
THE party watch | have the honor
Ito represent in this campaign is the
Ionly one which stands for Jeffersonian
fpffncfpi Is ia sssssss utzs As.ah wages
war upon the principles OF the repub-
iican party; IS the only one which
Lplainly, distinctly and positively tells
the people wherein it differs in essen
tia. principles from the party Of ROose-
welt. It has not founded itself upon any
Temporary issue, any trivial grievance.
lit has linked its fortunes with the eter-
NAL principles Of human brotherhood
anu undying purpose on the part Of the
people that liberty and equality shall
not forever be trodden under foot. !"
| mo defeats can discourage us. No
lridicule or abuse or misrepresentation
can daunt us. From the passion and
the prejudice OF today we appeal to the
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-10-13
Weekly Letter on tho -
New York Situation by
- Hon. Henry m. Mcdonald.

|crew in command. Some OF US, minor
ity stockhoit ers il the democratic
plant, irrevocably decline to he taken
over into tine party trust"
Alfred J. Boulton, the peoples par
|ty's candidate for the governorship Of
this state, also spoke denOuncing most
fiercely the attitude of ex-President
Cleveland and Judge Parker toward
labor and trade unions.
AS already stated, the dinner was in
every respect success. 1t was really
the opening oi the campaign on the
part OF the people party in this state.
Canvassing in the interest of Watson
land Tibbles is actively going on
Throughout the entire state and meet
ings in advocacy of their election are
being held nightly. While week ago
political "sharps" thought that Wat
So and Tibbles might poll 10000 votes
in the state, they are now saying that
they would not be surprised III those
candidates secured $4,000 votes. Dur
ing the week Mr.. Watson delivered
speeches at Jersey City. Newark and
Paterson, N. j., to large and enthus-
iastic audiences. He speaks tonight in
Albany, N. Y, the residential city OF
Senator Hill and Judge Herrick, the
democratic nominee for the governor
ship. Mr. j. w. Forrest, chairman
Of the executive committee OF the peo-
pies party, in charge OF state head
quarters at Albany, thoroughly ac-
tAaaA sentiment
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-10-13

When the sovereign citizens of the
great state Of Nebraska think it more
profitable to stay at home on election
tnEy are very apt to awaken 10
the fact in time that neglect to perform
their solemn duty on that day will
cost them dearly. For their neglect To-
see that the fusion forces wero re-
tanned in power until some definite
and permanent reforms we're enacted
in this state has already cost them the
sum of $1,68S,353.21 through the ex-
travagance OF 1redeemers." This is
about $3.50 for every man, woman and
child in the state of Nebraska.
1t amounts to seven or eight dollars
for every IaiHify II tisc =stats ssnisaf.
sum represents extravaganza pure and
simple in excess of the taxes for the
legitimate expenses of the state.
The Cedar County News has taken
the pains to discover just how much
OF this extravaganza is to be paid by
the citizens of Cedar county. It's dis
coyery is interesting. These citizens
are paying the freight. These citizens
are reimbursing the state for the ex-
travagance of the "redeemers,' to the
tune of the sum represented by the
difference between their taxes paid in
1901, the levy of the fusionists; and
the taxes paid in 1904, the levy by the
'redeemers." Note the result in Ce-
dar county as ascertained by the
News:
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-10-13

The special national edition of The
Independent deserves the widest cir
culation. Wherever it is circulated it
will do much good. Every populist
should help to circulate it in his neigh
borhood. Two cents per copy is the
price.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-23
DS11tt
Ill at % al Sa,nbeo Semmerue,
liseiom Saoer.
eiaipetos Sapalio tire star.
Ir. Wues' Werpine sioroe mine
Verper ftarfe.
siaIpeies Snpaiio I tire star.

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smert, / Baqsopeb<t. % tnttrlia bitD BET iaa Etmt
nse mig. al i.s NJ Htrpss sDctt,Is, Sss hape hsp.
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at lsa tau tnue, tass nsa,t tist 4aHEa 3t btefit
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garalpFI. LEGION mH Babsr 20 stofsias'r sIOret
bet. 3ts ,srtlsD en- tialpeslss 9upoIlb ire aGr. ea
isa hsrie ON TT. Niss' RtiiorstiDe Sfrotrt % be-
apust, at bvHss ben. Ter s'Htsr beioHet is mig
bssr, TAB Aisrl I mGnss aar. % yea bar ifis ibi al
suH, 'rsa,lsr poDseYtHt hosu i,s isTi brnsis Er.
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mus sSsrpsr sr ii1ri,.- = Bra ". q sHdatn. 2ses
cafaEe aps. UiRn,apol,s TiaH.
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~,ouisIff at por,taat. BIN Waps bar msst, iuas %
cSuopa.a msssi fGt. o. lta par iaa Rsgpss. al osT
par III tn aatI anrtt hpor iea 'oD mere TAB On Iirat
ab GanQtu 81 brugis I paROrrospts a. Ioaars tt
gaat "a 1staitir les tltp teEt I'll ssitngo % b..
a1rblst al SpeuaiilsI men All III iuaeH Ns,ie. Gao<
ia hsrtt ied on ar lRtIss Rerniae o. bsgpaots at
byuas bet 9ss par fsTbauist 0pst. al bet hleie ua
fas aurtisi. 0g nor par MIA Sl1os. "a "a titsr raj aaos
vraai IpD WATER. tlEeL at Iea Ia of eHbfs hapee
alsnvRaesi nR pslb.to' @srs %. a. Iaonpioa.
fslaia d ian.
ale apotsf,rt ia.str ~ saIanitrsr M isrfk Stat
AZ n. Nslss e1a.mibltt. efup titr 10 BEG ON
Nsrpsfir o. pitfrissaemH:. asusk IT gRiiss'
sasoaai &c. ssfsart 5ah
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-23
Sehanelins at palmer.

"Sope.TaImer", set mi II. bcu.
iIogS Yalmer, iom ri bar / pore
Stier, OF Iom oItioa life hebspcr
ocn iGrIiae EIeie meo iterf Sarne
% fu9tig Suit. ion &c fan foa /
Hulmchuicue, fan on Sommereu
uben Sfo6e ipttcS no / fri Suit.
Den naar &c ilpttes no. ifaI man
paste paa, at DC life tomnler til at
itan paa Steoer. bpor oct trGffcr
eller blGicr for iterft. @lnoeue ri.
pes life aIcne los ira Stammen, men
ripeS al oen itcrfe 8ino i'm, ioo oe
lpoIter. Balmer / 9Iomiterpottcr
toaler bcIler life aobt at itua | Den
melt brGubcube MiSOaaSiol; men
DC itaar for grentpel ubmerfet goot
m1oer andre, beie Srrr. bois Sop
life er for trt, ioo Soleu fam trGnge
neo imelem glubene. 8eo Snbgau.
gen til 2pitbiie. bpcr Der fan faloe
no9en Sfpg9e paa bcm, fan DC oa'
iaa goSt tao oa tar iig bent no.
Sn Sommeren. naar Der uoptt'
les mango npe 9laoc, trGnger Boil
mernc til lterf Gonoirg, men Son'
Oct ifol pGre lunfent. aoloi
gono ifaSer Reboerne, iGrlig / oarmi
@eir, % bGnmcr EIontenS Bert.
SpiS man lar Balmeu itad meo
Sfaal uuoer, ifal man alto bGIoe
Oct Gono bort, iom CT lebet iglen'
mem; itoar @lomiterpotten ocrimoS
poa ieIoe Soroen, lsbcr Ranoet 10
neo / 6enie. Set er ganife praftiIt
at grape 9Iomiterpctten neo | Sor'
ben; oels itaar Tlonten 10 pda oennC
Naabe ioit, bels beifptteS RsooernC
for ben b~rPnoenoe Col.
8almerre ifal brllieS rigeltg ooer
liaeleoeS nleo %lltntent 8ano; Oeriuof
bebguer man neppe tipr botS Of
6aalig o~pcrbrlreS 49, al polte Den
meo Suuntp eaer 8nt.
Suuinart HGtterne %beapnocr a
BIZ foloe, aItiaa muligenS alt | Sep
ternber Moaneb, ifol YaImerne atte'
flptteS inc.
&c ber BELT omplonteS on Baa
rem, alorig ON Sommeren eaer or
Soften.
@an reaner, at Ell BaIme fon itot
2-3 aar / 9lcmiterpotte eler Bale
uoen at oen bebsoer at piantcS on.
SpiS man life bar Saoer al irttu
Eolmcrne no l. iti0er man Dem put
ct Init Stco / 8Prelict, De moa oeri
moo life titles lige / Solen | Bin
oueSfarmen; ben b~rGnoenoe 90
aiennem Hu0eu er for Iterf Tor Dem
Get iamme giGlOer ont 8innmi
trRer. 4apprus, ~gipeoiitra og iIer
ANDRE Blanter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-23

penoisi at bpase Suiene iaa iolioe
iom | Rproen; besuastet bar bore
SanosmGno oerneoe baarot for at
brnoe meo oct tilpante. Te me 9pg.
ringer or BOG / ~lloieenoe eiter 0or.
oerfs Meniter. Socob groahls ia.
mile. Der beitour al ier eler ipp Neo.
lemmer, har iaaleoeS Ct helbiat mo.
reoet OF goot uoicenoe toetaaes gna.
ninsshus meo ier S9relier, OF bette
Siis bnggeoe ban ior ct Gar Mar
iioen meo ct ltblGa al neppe 300
Collars. Sumberpriien bar boa list
laperc oenaang emo MI; men et
Wono meo en- mInbre Samilie og
bGlioig | Observation-Disclosures fan
bpage lig ct SiiS iau gobt, iom ban
bebeoer Oct, nor meIlem ct on to Situ,
Nre0e Dollars. en- itor apntrait iii
aoloniiternes @oliger banner SpS.
lG~noingerneS ialoeiGroi9c Spttcr,
Der life peo til bnaS aant Sc ifnI
ltnrte on og fun oerfor blir Sc itaa,
ciloe, Gn Gurus iom Sinouer err lip.
ltcn en- S~ieloeubeo; men fIarer iia
meo &ii1ouSlemner. Seq TOM uuil.
faorlig ibi ct &erS al SsaneS @bit.
comb &iIep:
pore folks live in Lonesomeville,
Lawzy, but they're pore.
Houses with no winiers in,
And hardly any door;
Chimbly all tore down, and no 4.
Smoke in that at all
Jist a stovepipe through a hole
In the kitchen wall
Sermeo en- SiISniug iii @iItoria'
Golonien og CT bierteligt Gnitc ON
Sclo % 6%rcmsang.
oscar. q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-23
iitonia=Kolonien

Hot ON roe SanosmanS osmso. - sorbcnc, huma. Gsmperatur - afmmets
3ifreosbeo; men KcLnieu pRe tribes b@re mse node fee GHFno nSeufra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-23
LYDIA {, PINKHAMS VEGETABLE COMPOUND

"8lpre Mr& gtntbam-2teth Ter SauoBco mort no uonr CT SoHoe mar
Ter al NnbeS Snrte lnulomt. fo1pnocr % bun mt 9ddb hdr cut np8mWaee dfad pen
tubage Sadsocs bar MN 6pleue iprf lG Wd1uoer roeu "a PG ttO uplpt PM al mh
Isne oelHno np!Otss EEeiopjaS ellie! StUmOS nla Gp'ms l'G p .1 i MI , JON. s1 eSss
table Compound Tom III mig Em ~ @gsealE ben 3lsHaS0 mig rS Dc ,5.Ss. S f6a hG
Meo1uer rs9elnGsNst tper9 a2 OF buer 5ons r'sOe SaSrtS o. StoTs, geo q la
tafneTncld Tor ben SrrIp. leg 1T 1euuem SruasH oeat' 49, Rr& 6lorehee a
forth 1907 NHeS WE, Ct Sopph Wt.
Gu Weoiein, Der mar sisnaipst iaa mango apiuoer stIbrsoen %
tom tan aipe 9epiier FOR NirfeHabeoen al ostte, maa bape arap raa
asteiie. 5cue CT Retoroen for Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, bpinen life fan lischines az noscn anoen Wcotein, Tom
0croen noacnfnoe bar irembrast. ser or CT anoct StlfGtoe: 49,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-23
Jyrie meoieinife Naao til &pimoer.

apinser pil ipare sio % unosaa meseu spsoom, bpts DC bill aripe
til Wrs. yinfbam ON Aaao. iaainart panfeIiac 5Dmptomer piier 10.
let CT irt 90 bar peileost Snienoer AZ apinoer til aenpunocn SeIbrso.
Wrs. Yinfbam misbrmaer aloria uopia SortroIisbeo, % enoNisnt
hun oHentIisaier iuienser al VioncSbBro fra apinoer, iom bar
oraset Noroei AZ benoes aaaao 90 Neoiein. bar bun aiSris bste Rm
Vraris pKentIssiort iaaoannc Srepc uscn iuIo Siaaocle, 90 ofe
paa 4repets Miienoers ipeeisae cpiororins.
IA = Quosbses bmsu Htf ar fan rnlrsH be uluat suup OF uuorfnhr til orr
NleDVoD humN9 bHstpe amht ut bt Nrs abhdap NlRb
CcVVV Lya T. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn lass
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-23

"atGre Rrs. 8tutba ms aareuts par leg pld'
get mco gipmposriaIo. ureeeuGsis o. i~msrteiulO Nien'
itruattou. SUionoo. 8ebtrpt& z merter, J]iusime,ter, 90
pcop,ue SUtmmelheo % Beiutmelles'a uiulo iamt Naoe
imerter.
Sea igste 2GgebsboHpIiHg omtrent fem aar. ner
iputss itte at upHan Seorius. Seq ~bsgpuSe ed gruser
al 9,res Nseiciu. os bar taast itu SLATER al Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, tire at SlooE
9urifer. bar oeiaa brust SanGttue gSaih % Siusr Btls
% tan M slFos mig REQ gOo Se!brso o. itsrrs 8Ggt Sst
iatter 2eu meast for hpab Sc bar sIort Tor mig o.
~ unbefaler biertcIts 9ercS RcOiein I'll ars liSsuO
~ apiubtr." - Riis NJ MIA Supbsr. ELS Col
Genter CT, Naripn. Ohio.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23
IHE BROKEN VIOLIN.
An In rihen. of the Childhood IF the
Master Die Boil.

C.e Ra. TIE zteat v.lln.st- va Born
v.th , genus far mse.C. 70 a5a re
.za7.ng - h.g4aN..4 ne T.ad and
ra.6 and na-e-<al.s. ne a.4s.c x 1drf+
ar.a ..eos-a.. ,aese -v-re ne yG.res IL
IA .T.re aat - t-.ef. u ref5-aG4ee TEN
- as s.a.a
+. = .a4 -.at t6e naGs1o.aa-- f-vt
7a1s.r 1as 4 =. r. ~ AZ. rae.e 1Aen
- @ae 6.s <a..r 5ears -. and - de-
=. 80 re-4at >a4n ~ ae4ats.
=a.G father aoaztnt! re = ae = n.sais-
ter sa.d - r. telling the story n.aay
tears astrr .aaG I thought ! mGst DO
4. .e o.saea Eq. when va. elzht
fea-. D.G ~ b@.@.t ne neU violin
and arra rget n have ne stut7 under
hagtt ~ know little about A9alc.'
TEat 6igt.t I fHa.d not sIeep ! rose
IL nc n.gkt ~ get q peep = he pre-
o.G1s vtDt.A Il vas ~ red and the
lrett7 pear srre1g I'D sr0Iie At ne 40
lincFeI the strings Just d little with
ard more I .enk - the boH and
N4krfi st I + - Il t. ne + would BE
Ilcased n have ne try It across The
stf.n9a 81 ! ID trz il just 2 very,
1trT little and L did play 40 softly.
forgot that / nas a.f.nlght and egery-
boGy ASLEEP and t4e Acxt Minute | feIt
ny father sohip across ny sAeuEers
Ny lite red v.9tin dropped On he sens
and vas broken I'D weep very much
for II but Il I'D no good. They did
have q doctor t. II the nez' day but 4
never recG9eced its health" = Detroi,
tree Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23
The WorId's Dialects,

Over on0n distinct languages are
spoken alLon2 men. \ calrulat ting
prodigy Woud be wanted to compute
with .XactneSe how many separate tlla-
l"cte are in use SiAty Years ago it
WAS r"ckoned that sixty different vo-
cabulaf"S Wrrc to 10 found in Brazil
hnt TN" actual number must be far
greater. for in much smaller Mexico
the \ahua language is broken NO INTO
700 dialects 1hrr" are hundreds in
Bnrneo In Australia there is no rlaSSl.
flying tho complexities And generally
the number Of dialects is in inverse
proportion TO the intellectual culture
NJ the population Assume that only
fifty dialects on an average belong tc
every language. and we have the coloS.
sal tota' OF quarter of a million lin
guistic varieties. In this babel tie
battle is inceS>ant
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23
possiiilitica of Trnns.nt tion

An Eu11ish writer undo ~ "f="''t
nleut recently Of the#4aIn and lo5s d
translation
helld nat |. wef4la .ssit nv =llt'.
}tt"a : -
fe@f thai tti4 iud@"d esaltd lid
uee '.et1si4 a. .'.f4tH
THIS vas Translated into ;'unth"r !;it
gllagc. then from that into aueth"r an
50 on until II dozen versions bad berl
made OF course there WAS ditieF'u
translator each time The last vcrs!ui
read ~ follows.
Dear In my song you still shall ,iv"
Thnuph under earth you lie.
All h.M 8nu now that grace TO gt@e
l shoHta not need 10 di.
New York Itribtl9c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23
pcopI. " ho DO Not Whistle

Arabia must h" i heaven ton 81
who's. jjN"s are made a burden to 8
hy tire whistler he Arab ma
th1t II wht~tl"t.@ mouth cannot H.
fed for forty lavS and nights. AMI
as-rft Of the whistler that Satan
Touched his body and caused hitu
prodne" III" otf"nstV" sound i j..
there are ih" natives Of IA" ioaal
lands reiyuasla. Who hold liilt II +
sin to whistle. = il * IN ut di-r,~1.,
fnr to Gnd Even III sem" d.s;;,t~
nutth GaafHuuN Villagers hc, lar. =,
il ono Whistles III the evening II III ll
the ANGELS weep
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23
Wanted, n Library.

Many person. laughed heartily when
they read f!.@ following Advertisement
Il. a recent issue If GerTaan news
paptrt.
Wanted eofne French boo19 which
young erl may safely read and
which VIII fl INTO a sraaIl hooEcast.
Ihc he.g!t If each book mus not *.
ered ten inches Tie price j. Of no i'm
kerfaHee efotlGed 81 tie ba5.- Lave
handsome - efs aAd afe .. Tt same
s.Ze -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23
Better if He Were Worse.

MY husband. complains the wife,
'ls 50 pHritaHicaI. He does not believe
In theaters, dancing. card playing,
clubs or any Of the modern forms OF
amusement"
alndecd, murmurs the confida at.
"Eut (sootIingly1 you should remember
that you took him for better or worse" "
Il know, and | can't help thinking
how much better 1t would be if he were
worse. Judge