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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
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beg p6bels baieibf our4 ent-
Yolisiffen ansefiftet uuroen.
@arer arn Worsen nur ein3elne S9ahe
gefaGen, 10 Turbe bas 5euer am Na9=
mittage auf benz 2atbeoral. Plabe uno
auf einigen Gtrabsn aagemsin. Die
Stuoentenua9sn ma6tsn ausaiebigen
@ebrau6 bon ibret1 &epolbern, tuare1
absr gu isbr in Der Winoer3abl. Ger
2orreiponoent fddbt, Dab tiber 100
perionen ssi6btet muroen. gr slaubt.
bab Mnardie uno Elm Suoenmahacre
nidt unmabrf9einli9 Jet. penn bic
Sruppsn niat raid eini8reiten.
g t. PetersburQ, /. Nob.
Der erfe 3rapaa fam beute bel Der
uniperRtdt i'm Waiili=O frOw= Difricts
gum Musbru9e, mo Die Siuoenten auf-
reissnoe Reoen 9ebalten batten. 8es
gen Wittas, als Der Quai BON Irbei=
tern uno Demontranten bi9t beiebi
NOR, ma9te cine Sotnie 9oiaten einer
anarif unb trieb bic Wenge nit 6nu=
ten uno fadsn 2linqen ldnss Dec
6luBufers suriid.
Sruppst ipsrrten bic uniberftdi
uno oas polptebnif9e Snifttut ab. um
fernere SsmonfratiOnsn gu BERLIN.
bern. 0or Der 3afan=4 dt6eorale bat.
ten Fd Sauisnbs boz 8esinn oes Got.
tesoienfss %angsiammelt, tpuroen abe,
bon 8ensoarmerl bertrieben.
% d l. Nobsmber. SiI
unruben oauern in Der gan3en Stab
fort. @onfiete 3wiiden Weni4en'
maTen uno Solbaten ino bdufg.
Sas BOLT beiaulbiat ote Bsb6rben. oal
fe bas faiIsrlide Manifeff nidt bea&'
ten, unb iibsraa berri3t Hieoergei4la'
genbsit. @ei6dft unb 6anbel lieser
p%oltdnbie oarnieoer. Seibt Die Ipo'
tbe~tergebhlfsn fnb pisbsr on bsr
Strsif sssanssn. Die StruBen uni
pIdbs fino, bi9t nit Sruppsn beisbt
0eriammlunaen peroen nit benz BaiO
nett neutrality-suspicious..
9a beute MIerbeilisen III, iammsll
fid erOBe Weni4enmaRen auf bel
5riebb6fen.
Stem, 1. Nob. Der p6bsl CT
Obsrte ssftsrn bas &atbbaus. Bon
galton bsRslbsn uurben aufrei3eno
&eben an Die Wsni9enmafe sebaIten
als 2ofaden srf9isnen. Man9s in
uerbaIb bes 8ebduoes tuarsn bemafns
unb ss fam su einem resuldren 8e
fe4te. SdlisBli9 psrtrisbsn bic Sol
laden bic Wenss uno beisBten oas 8s
bdube. alus bemislbsn muroen fun
Sobte unb As 8eruunoete 9etragen.
Na9 @intritt Der Sunfslbeit pliir
berte Der p6bel bas iibif4e Nuartisr
8 me I, 1. Sob. Wdbrsnb be
gefrieen Nuirubrs fii9teten Der 8ou
perneur uno Der B%iirQermsifsr in bi
StaottaIe uno perbarritabirtsn fd |
berislbsn nit Ollie Fdotiidsr geoisn
feter. Sra9oner, tuel3e ibnen 3u SilI
famen, tpurbsn suriidaetriebeu. abe
i9lisbli4 fegte bod bas Wilitdr I'M
Die Snfafen wuroen aus benz 8ebdun
bsfrsit, bas bon ben Mufribrern |
Srano 9effedt tuar.
&hdtrittp f3efRs
g I. petersburg, 1. Got
DAB es @raf @itte NIT umfahenbe
Reformer srnf III, srgiebt fi& au
benz &tidtritt bss profurators Der bl
SpnOh, pObieoOnpf3sf.
pobieoonOif3sf NOR LANCE Sabre b
Wa4t binter benz Chrome, Der 8ertr,
ter Der Nutotratie unb 5ibrer bes red
ten Gltigels oes @lsrus unb oes Moel!
Gr berfolete nit GROCER @nsreis al
Inbersoenfsnoen. l1sbsr ieinea Nad
foleer ueroen biele Yermutbungen ar
sstslt.
Sanfabbrefe.
6 aratof, 1. Sob. Die Stal
bat bsf9lohen on ben 3aren sins Dan
aobreHe fur Semdbruns elmer 2oi
titutiOn 3u ri9ten.
gberon, l. Nobember. O
fern uno beute fanoen bier anthem
tt56e 9emonffrationen ffait. Gin pi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

osuti9en 6arffen uuo oes beutI9en
Bottles genii9t. ME fid seist, ni9t, Inn
Seuti4lano Dor Dem 8sriu9 elmer feline
@runofsftsn erf9dttsrnben 2oalitiOnss
politit gu f9ibsn.
pSeuti9tano muB baber aler Nelt
auf oas @ntf9ieoenite feinen WiDen
o%nenbaren. bas puIosr trodsn unb oas
S&wert gei8liHen su balten."
SieieausluRuns oss amtli9en 2arls.
ruber 8lattes erregt gspaltigss Nufs
feben.
&reu3er y9ibef" boIt3apt.
SinBe nGronftaot ID.
Berlin n, 1. Sob. 9as &ei9s.
Narineamt wioeripri9t Der In einem
g%rtrablatt Der .2ieler Neuelfen Na9=
ri&ten" psr6Hentlidten Msloung, oaB
Der tleine 2reuser y2ibsd" unb mebs
rere S%orpeoobOote spsds Mbbolung Der
camille oes 3aren nod 2ronftabt be-
foblen ieien. Nlerbinss bdtten bic
S4ife SegelOrbre erbaltsn, aber nur,
I'm ben 2orbstten.9 apitdn Sinbs ab-
subolsn, trel9er Marine. Mtta1e Der
beutiden 8otI9aft in ST. Petersburg lit.
Die Weloun9 Der vRislsr Neueften
Nadrihten" mar aud In bic biefse
preHe ibergeganseu. uno es bate 3iem=
LID aasemein @lauben eefunosn, baB
bic &aiierin bon &ublano fi1 nit ibren
3inoern our S9uefer, Der Yrinseifn
6einri8 bon preubsn, nod 3iel be-
9ebsn .peroe.
grfer aII9emeiner beut der
Subentag.
gerIin, 1. Nob. 9ier purbe
Der. erfte ,Nqsemeine beuti9e Snben=
tas" srofnet, unb omar unter BEN
8orfb bes Sufisratbs 2a6mann. 9ie
5effreoe bieIt prof. Wapbaum. Nn
ben 8~eratbunsen nebmen 3ablrei6s
berborrasenbe Wdnner aus ben pers
idiebenen @auen bes &sids tbeil. Die
8eriammlung ianote Elm 0~uloisunss.
SeIe9ramm an BEN 9aiier ab.
gntbhIIungen ausber 3eii
bes &ebandebeIben
8ouIanger.
Berlin, 1. Sob. Die biefqt
.poft", uel6e Der &egisrung betann'
termaBen nabe ftebt. brinst @ntbiaun'
gen, wel6e oa3u ansetban finb, elmer
Sturm i'm iosialbemotratif9en 8ldt'
tsrualoe berOoraurufen unb aud il
Grantrei1 bebeutenbe Mufmerffamfei
80 erregen.
2aut aneabs Der vpot" bat gou
LANCER, Der bertorbene frana6fi9e Ste
ban9ebelo, ieiner3eit grOBe Summer
on beutf1e Sosialiffen sesablt 9egei
bic 8erf9erung, bab nod benz Be
einn zines neuen beuti9 fran36fi9et
2rieses Elm Iuffanb i'm &fdsn Del
beutfden Seeres entfeHelt nerben fone
gelegt miro bic Ingabe bur9 fran
36Fide amtliae Qusuen. Die .pof'
figt bin3u, pabrideinlid tuirben I'D
beute unter ben So3ialifen aud uieoe
9anbesbsrrdtber gu gIsidem Sbun fin
ben.
grpIOfion varon.
prins."
Bremen, l. Hob. Muf benz beui
bon Seem 9Ort in plpmoutb anselang
ten 2lopb=9 ampfer y3ronprin3 Wil
bslm" sreisnete f4 am lsBten SisntaI
elm f9werer unfau. SIM 3efelraum
srplobirts cine Sampfr6bre unb be
brittle Wafainit xrasser wuroe I
entisblis) bsrbrtbt, baB bic STUNT be
S&iHsar3tes ibn ni9t 3u rstten Der
moGte. @efiern murbe Der ungldd
li4e bur9 ben Bob bon feinen fur9t
barren Qualen erl6f.
9eue 6IottenbDr1a9e.
Berlin, 1. Hop. Der ,&ei4s
an3eiaer" psr6fentli9t beute Mbeno Del
amtli9en grlaB. our4 tuel9en be
&ei4staa auf Sienfiaa. ben %. Sc
pember, einbsrufen tpirb. Dem gu
iammsntrster bes parlamsnts miro an
gef9ts Der ~9eIpannten pOlitii8sn Sag
nit ungep6bnli4em Snterehe entge
9en9eieben. DAB bie neue Glotten
bOrlags 3uerf an bic &eibe fOmmeI
Som So;sS ono.,,a;, ,(2 o,o ,,,fxTo
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
Slutigt &fe !.
Sanerr1 ia pielel grDBtrl Stdbten 0es raiiiden
Strides fort,
Ser grofuratur bes b. Spuub trt surhd. "A gieue oeutte Tlohensy orlage
SelaI9e gorbppl GrpeSiton. = Brafoent Soubet meoer in
garis. -gene iapebihe Jlagge gebiBt.

Srihen.
90 Bar d o Ii. /. @op., (Nitter'
na9t.) Sn ben 2onflittsn awiiaen
WenfdsnmaRen uno Militdr fuuroen
beute 20 psriOnen sst6otet uno an 100
berpunoet.
I'm 10 l1br fammelte F9 cine Wen.
idenmenae Dor benz &aibbauis uno
perlanste bic 5reilafung Der politiIaen
8efangensn.
Der poli3sidef entlisB 800, bsrwei.
gerte aber bic Greisabe bon IL, bic auf
Seiebl Der 3entreire9ieruns uerbaftet
tporoen tparen.
Die Wenge begann barauf Sbiiren
uno Genfer 5u sertriimmsrn. Muf
@riuhen BEG 8Oli3sidefs tamsn 5uha'
rem. Srasoner uno cine gatteris i'm
@aaopp our 6ilfe.
Die 9uHaren sriffsn Die Wenae an,
tOoteten 10 uno bertpunoeten 70 8ers
fonen.
8ei einem ibateren 9onfitte auf Dem
gantplaBe uuroen 4 gerionen gst6stet
uno 80 pertuunoet.
9eIingors 1. Sob. Nuf
allen 6fentliden @ebduoen rsben rotbe
Sabnen uno bic finiIden 0ationalfars
ben. Der Senat bat ~abgsbanft.
5n gang 5inlanb breitet i9 bas
Strebsn nod Jreibeit aus.
Der Streit gebt peiter. 3eituusen
sri4sinen si9t mebr.
Stretf.
8ogopol, l. Bob. Witten in
Der 6reuoe iiber bas Manifef baben
bic Sabnbeoienfeten uno SeIegrapbiten
bei9loRen i9 benz allgemeinen Streit
ansui9lieBen.
Seoeum.
2ert9, l. Sob. I1eber bic Sc.
tudbruns bsrRonfitution it bier GROCER
Subel.
Sn Der 3atbeorale tpurbe elm Seoeum
abgebalten.
@boIera.
2ooa, /. Sob. Sn benz beb6l-
fertften 8heile Der Stabt finb mebrers
Jdae bon @bolera borgsfommsn.
S@weben.
Neue Slagqe
Stodhol m, 1. Nob. Die altt
1nionfae9e uurbe beute In gam
S1ueoen eingeao9en unb an ibre,
STEELE bic neue Jlasee ssbiBt. Sr
Stodbolm rtdte bic sarse @arniior
our paraoe aus uno fat bic ganse BE.
p6ltsruna ftIte bic StraBen.
Die nsue Glasse it bic, tpel9s
S9meoen Dor Der Union nit Nor.
tpsseu fibrte. Mls um 9 ubr BIZ
neue 5lagse auf allen 6Hentli4sn unit
pielen pribatsebduoen gebibt tpurse,
bsfans fid Der 96nis auf benz Sa9'
bes palafes unb lab f9 bas G9au'
fpiel nit an. Die fdmsbifdsn unb cir
3ilenii9ss ariessi9iF TN Safen ialu'
tirten bic Slagse.
Spanien.
@eife bes 26ntqs na9
Berlin.
Wabrib, l. Hob. 26nia VII
fOnio tritt morsen feline @sife mad
Berlin an; bic Gabrt bur9 Grantreid
erfolst intosnitO. 2dnss Der Stout,
finO u~mfaHsnoe @orf9tsmaBreseln &C.
trofen.
G9iua.
Wt dreermprbe 4.
6ongfong, 1. Sob. 6in
Witglieoer Der ameritaniIaen WiIfioi
fno ansebli& gu 9un9on ermorbs
uorosn. Die Opfsr fnb Or. gle
amor. gbeffnut, Jrau 6. Mable uni
ainh, 9srr pno Grau psal.
Sentimlan0.
9es9 Neben.
QarIsrube, l. Sob. Sie amt
Ili&e .Rarlsruber 3situng" f9reibt:
Die rleuefen Rsben beg Raifers be
rsiten Der unbeoingten Jrisbens3uber
R4t. In bic bas bsutfae Bolt fi9 bin
ein3ulebsn i'm Begrif mar, Elm gnes
| 3fa O~,Hf ~noo ... .rx-S;rL.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02

Mpsfitos tperoen in 8ergtper@
ten Biz gu 1900 SUB unter Der gro>
pberfldas gefunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-02
@irtbi9afts= nebernabme.

wteiueu 5reuuoeu unb Betaunteu ,iopie benz Publt
iam i'm Gnsemstnsu, sur auseiss, ooB ID ois btshsr
ben Saeob weessL, EO. 15s4-15se Shs CAT etrabe,
sOrOUsft sds pOn Sat ane einsOIH etrs ssfabrts
Ssirtbfdbaft. perbuncen init popL3immer, hbsr
uommeu bobe.
gs piro Heiu Bsftrebsn fem, cine in isber gs8isbnns
quite uub respectable Birtbi4oft 5u fhbrsH urelaos i9
Sebermnuu frsnuOIi9ft sin mid in nsiuem nsasn eos
faIe 5u beiuaen. Ahtlu9spon
9nbn Beuersnncrfer,
15S4-f536 Sio Sat Strafe.
D. Sic garHelb Bart Gar fOrie bic sie Sap
etraSs Gar bdlt brett Dor msiuem 9labe on.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-26
PERSONAL.
5xsSS<g 50 ~

1
& ~ 49, 49, IN, 4, !. =
:, - - ~. q = 80 Z Z
s'. ,,l'' $50 ''''a, 9 .s'4 M
.s,. - NJ
'sop's - ~ s,ss !. - :, u 49,.
use ny H-s 'ns 'sA ss0's 'N'a- ~ y. :
'u IN sesH. lal 80
'',',,.' f sr.s', - s -
~, w. IN ,s 49, 80 - :. ~
i II 80. .', '.y''is, - = ~. ~
pgpf' s..sl
nan. ~, a4s,,
=, .,.'',.p NV ~ s-'s = "'' 'ps4'
-, -. 80, = ~ 4
-, .ss, 49, :"
-, sum-"
~ u, ,. IN,
~
NJ VI :. ss'' sg,l.,, ~, "
-. So ~. ~; 90 4
~ ~ -, = go s"YfPs -
~, " s
~, 4. ~ s''s B,
,;an 4; as;,.a.ta,,s ,,,.,;, 80 .,,a,' r;n1
~ 49,. -. ~, - -, s !. =
-" ,,a 80 "'''' - ,asoets
III p..saa-ea.,a..... -. 49, (
wsn.ss ~ ~. ~, - ~, ~, p s,.;,,. I.
| - tarea NJ, s,,,,;ss -,
,.a,., ~. ~ = D.. 90 ". p;,.
. trr ;.,,aetr
ror s.,s-or. a.. port,,nd s,ei.a,
,na,,;.a I w.t. ! D. ;.aon,f
e. parsons,S,,,,,a.. Nh, IL. No. s
ror D.. ~. 49, H.. .t.,,,.
g. a.. =. -. ~, -, H.. .s,,,
- ass ,.as;.,as - at,;o raa,,;,
VIZ. D. ;ansets
~, pan,-c h,,a s;,.r,y,,, $50.
1 a Va 4N~A.e NftN*tP 80 eN"Ai ANtaF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-26
Dane, AT the Traders.

a dane will be given in the Trade
hotel tonight by Prof. Il, L. Grow. I
liaing hall viii be dssd or tiie daneii
iloor and the pariors for reception pu
poses. The music win be furnished ,
Prof. Crow and mis- orchestra. An I'D
mission fee will be charged TO defrh
the expenses of the occasion. Taos
VINO expect to attend anticipate mos
enjoyable time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-26
Rare Business Opportunity.

To anyone wishing TO 90 Into tas
mercantile business. elegant location on
Main street, clarksburg, W. Va, and do
ing large cash business. Owner wish
Is to retire from active busines for per-
onal reasons. For full particular IN
quire Of c. L. HICKMAN.
HornoT Building, Main ST.,
4janlm. clarksbnrg, w. va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-26
WHO WILL HELP?

In my five years residence in this
city | have sold hundreds of prop
critics, and so far as ] know have
never yet sold a properly which has
not given perfect satisfaction.
] will not offer a property which
is priced too high.
If you viii watch this column
you will see short descriptions of
properties which I consider good
bargains.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-26
Thompson Has Senate clerkship.

Arthur Thompson is in CHARLESTON.
He has secured elerksnip in tae state
senate and viii be taere until the legis-
latrrs adiourSis. His many friends here
ars pleased over tae merited recogni
ton given him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-26

NEW YORK. Jan. ga milk famine
Exists mere. All provisions nave in
creased in price. All trains ar, in
trouble. Not one through train sue
eeedcd today in getting through in
either direction.
Conditions in Brooklyn and stat N Il.
land arr worse than in New York.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-26
81 Broth, a 49,

Boiled Sea Trout, Mustard Sauce
tori Chicken croquettes AMI Pea
tori Braised Beef and Vegetables
tori Roast Lamb, Mint Sauce
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-26

] offer a magnificent Ten Room
House, centrally located, m ideal
residence.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-26
industrial Beehive
|of West Virginia

to use every eff
fort in my power to adj
vance the material pros
perity of Clarksburg and
Harrison County.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-26
LISTEN

EAST CLARKSBURG offers the
best opportunities for investment in
three to seven room houses.
Ioffer two lots in East Clarks-
burg cheap.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-26
We Must Push Our
Advantages

We have a big start towards
the commercial supremacy Of
this state and with the concerted
action Of our citizens we can be-
come the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-26

Fruit Padding Wine Sauce
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-26

Green Peas stewcd Tomatoes
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-26

SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-26
SAMPLE
OF LUNCH.

This is sample Of the business mems
lunch at the Metropolitan note for IS
cent, crved daily from u 10 2 o'clock:
Olives Piekl =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-26
You Know Our Resources

A proper development Of our
great advantages viii within three
years. double our population.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-26
| have Contracted
for this Space

md from time to time will publish
acts which will be of interest to
very citizen of this county.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-07-12
A SANTA FE HOTEL.
Las Vegas Man Suggests Unique ant
Attractive Hosiery.

Las Vegas Man Suggests Unique and
Attractive Hosiery.
AprOpos Of short article from the
Kansas City Star which appeared In
the Optic last Saturday. referring to
the proposition to mark the old Santa
Fe trail. an enterprising citizen sug-
gests to the Optic a project that has
attractive features.
The gentleman touched upon the
proposition to establish a hree-story
hotel OF native brown stone In Las
Vegas. and said: "Why should not the
hotel he called the Santa Fe Trail,
and the company be Incorporated as
The Santa Fe Trail Hotel Company ?
Il would suggest big dlning-r room
Of 300 feet linear measurement and
have portrayed on its walls the entire
Santa Fe trail from Westport on the
Missouri River to ancient Santa Fe,
with a sketch Of the modern scenic
route in addition. On the walls Of the
pception-rooms and dinlng-room could
be hung canvases representing the old
prairie schOoners. stage coaches. cara
vans, United States cavalry squads, the
roaming buffalo and antelope and deer,
the noble redman' rs he then was, and
pictures Of Colonel Donlphan. Kit Car.
son, f. o. Kihlberg Colonel Bruins
roes Of the picturesque way. Memoir.
able scenes along the way could be de-
picted. and such places as Olathe, Kan,
Council Grove. Bents Fort, the Ration
Mountains, Red River Station. Fort
Union, Fort Craig, Las Vegas, Pigeon
Roost, Santa Fe, all as they were In
the brave old days.
II tell you that the names and
scenes and places which made famous
the Santa Fe trail should be perpetual
ted. In what better way could the
end be gained than according to the
plan have suggested. And, then.
would not the name and fame Of such
picturesque hostelry bring thOusan ds
Of visitors? Would any tourist ever
pass through this region without stop.
ping to learn at glance an importa mt
chapter Of the history of this ma
ton?
Il would further suggest that such
a hotel have 90 rooms that IS Of the
rooms bear the names Of the States
Of the Union. and be decorated in typi-
cal symbolism; that the territories
each be given a room. and that the for.
eign possessions be allowed a place. I
propose my suggestions to the people Of
Los Vegas In the form Of a resolu.
ton. Let us have the amendments Of
fered promptly and begin work. I
might add that such hotel as l have
proposed Of native brown stone has
been estimated to cost $SOOOO."--IAs
Vegas Optic.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-07-12

Over the hedge. away In the clover.
All through the months Of May and
June,
Comes to my ear this cheerful tune,
Bob Whitsl
Bob, Bob Whitel''
Over aud over,
Wandsrins about In ths fragrant clover.
He whistles from morning till night.
Down In the shads Of the rssds and the
rushss,
The We wife sta in her little home
nest:
Bob White b out with the Iarks and the
thfpshes,
Dressed like king In his spscklsd
vest.
bob White!
Bob, Bob Whits!'
Away In the clover.
hear him calling over and over,
And the little mate calls "all right"
Sometimes he comes TO the edge Of my
garden,
Tiptoeing BY - dainty and gay,
A. II to say, II beg your pardon
For coming 90 often along this way.
Bob White!
Bob, Bob White!
I'm not much Of q rover,
I've q snug little homo out there in the
clover,
I'm looking for supper tonight"
Down came the reapers one Monday
morning
Two big horses and boys and men,
To cut the clover without any warning;
Oh! what will poor Bob White do
then?
Bob White!
Bob, Bob Whitew
Poor little rover,
hear him calling away in the clover;
Oh! what will you do tonight?
fear for the nest a. the reaper passes,
Round and round with its busy hum
VIII 1t leave uncut the reeds and grasses
That shelter the little housewife at
home?
Bob White!
Bob. Bob Whitew
hear him call when the day 10 over.
And the little mate calls all rlghtw
M. Adelaide Preston.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-07-12
DAYS OF THE GIANTS GONE.

Skeletons Show Owners lowered to
Height Of Over Forty Feet.
The past was more prolific in the
production of giants than the present.
In 1880 one Of these giants. who was
exhibited at R0uen, was 10 feet high
and the giant Galabra, brought from
Arabia to Rome in the time of Claudi-
us Caesar, was Of the same height.
Fannum, who lived in the time Of Eu-
gene IL. was In feet in height.
The Chsvalier Scrog in his journey
to the Peak Tsneriffe found ic one Of
the caverns Of that mountain the head
Of a giant who had sixty teeth and
who was not less than 10 feet high.
The giant Faragus, slain By Orlando,
the nephew Of Charlemagne. accord
ing to reports was 20 feet high. In
1914 near 81. Gsrnad was found the
tomb Of the giant Isolsnt, who was not
less than 30 feet high. In 1890 near
Rousn was found q skeleton whose
had held a bushel of corn and which
was 10 feet in height. The giant Bacrt
as 20 feet high.
In 1923 near the castle in Dauphins
a tomb was found thirty feet long, six
teen feet wide and eight feet high,
on which were cut in gray stone the
words "Kentolochus Rex" The skels-
ton was found entire and measured
25A feet high, ten feet across the
shoulders and fve feet from breast
bone to the back.
But France is not the only country
where giant skeletons have been un-
earthed. Near Palermo, Sicily, in
1915, was found the skeleton Of q giant
30 feet high. and in 1899 another ~
feet high. Near Magrino. on the same
island. In 1916. was found the sksls-
ton Of a giant Of 30 feet, whose head
was the size Of a hosshead. and each
tooth weighed i've ounces.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-07-12
4 PASSING TRADE.
fAe cebblsr n . Man without APP
prsatSess.

rAs csbblsr - . Man without Ap-
prsassess.
One Of the trades in which You VIII
not md an apprentice 10 that Of the
cobblsr, and thank goodness 1t 10 %.
DID you ever Sc q more forlorn look
tng spectacle than the poor cobblef.
with dull and hopeless eye. hammerine
away at morning. noon and night. day
after dayl He IL the poorest paid me
chanic We have. II he 10 married
man he suffers, II he II q bachelor he
exists.
Machinery has eliminated the shoe
maker 20 an economic necessity.
Understand 4 shoemaker il q man
who makes shoes. A cobbler 10 one
who repairs shoes. The man who
builds shoes in factory II not shoe
maker, he 10 q factory hand.
Thirty years ago. when all shoes
were made by hand. the shoemaksf
earned fair salary Of from e12 to SIC
per week. Every shoe shop had from
i've to ten shosmakers working. Shoes
and boots cost from % to SIS. and they
received much more repairing than do
the shoes Of to-day. Now girls are
working in the factories and hundreds
Of good shosmakers are looking for
something to eat. Over half Of the
shoema kers who formerly worked In
the shops are working at other lines
Of business, and making more money.
too.
A journeyman cobbler seldom makes
more than IS or % per week.
One may wonder why 1t Is that the
cobbler nearly always hnds q mean,
dirty hole to crawl into and to call II
a repair shop. The fact 10, he cannot
afford to pay much rent. In the aver
age shoe shop in tho good seasons
spring and summer-he can do a
worth Of repairing Q day, and not more
than So II he works in the night time.
Four dollars per day and six days 4
week make ga per week.
In order to do $24 worth Of work he
will require 50 worth Of leather, etc.
His rent Is 81 per week, and we may
reckon fuel and light at 81 per week.
Deduct $12 expenses from $24 income
and he has $12 for his work. Big
profit that for a man In business. isn't
itf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-07-12

The most famous frog in the world
has Just died. 1t was the victim Of q
professor in . university, who In 1850
cut out both hemispherss Of its brain.
In spite Of the operation the frog was
in perfect health. and for ave years
served to demonstrate to the profess
or's pupils the results Of the removal
Of the brain.
knowledge and will were abolishsd
and the frog never showed he slisAt.
ct sign Of initiative, his only move.
ments being attributed to muscular n.
ugue. The eyes were quite unin1ursd.
and the frog could evidently go. but
without understanding. Even his n.
vorits food failed to attract him. and
every day an assistant had to cram hia
food down his throat until the rsflex
action Of swallowing took place. when
he was touched hs moved, and when
he was put in water he swan, and Il
hs was placed ON his back he rosleA
over again, but on his own initiative
hs nsvsr stirred.
The poor thing was well known "a
all scientific men. and It seems prob
able that he died simply o. old ass.
and that his nfs was In no decree
shortsned BY the operation.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-07-12

.No. I won't RI b. real dsesf; I
shall have to b."
"Havo 10 bel WhyT
Because I accepted your brotnef
Tom yesterday"
WilfrUd started.
Accepted my brother yssteroayF
be gaspsd. Il
Eyes! And my father has consent
"a, and 10 very pleased with the
match."-Indianapolis eun.