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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-08
OrgandieS.

20 Inch fine quality French Or
CANDY in light blue, pink, hello,
nile, white and yellow. These
goods are usually sold at SOC, we
will place them on sale for this
week at zoe.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-08

More than one hundred pieces
of beautiful trimming laces in
Linen, TOrchOn, Smyrna; Net Top
Laces, Round Thread Val. Laces
and insertions to match a very
very large assortmet to select from
at from &c to 75c yard.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-08

Fresh cream bread and rolls at G
M Bragg's Bakery.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-08
COURT STOPPED UNTIL MoNDA'

Recess of Several Days is Ordered
Wednesday.
Early in the afternoon yesterday all
civil cases to be heard had been dis.
posed of, and Judge LittIejohn, ac-
cordingly, ordered recess until next
Monday, 18th, when the criminal dock
ct Will be entered upon. All jurors
drawn for service this week were ex-
cused yesterday, and there will be no
further court business until Monday
next. The grand jury has caught up
with business presented, and Has ad-
journed until tomorrow morning, oh.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-08
Ribbons.
Dotted SWiSSeS.

200 Yards of exquisite dotted
Swisses FImported" large and
SIN all dots regular price 35c spe-
cially priced at 19c.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-08

s22.5O Suits at $3.50.
1000 Suits at 14.5o.
1850 Suits at 1850.
1900 Suits at 1875.
1850 Suits at $50.
1000 SHIFTS at 6.95.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21

The old hands Ia the United
States senate are preparing TO trim
their new colleague from WiHeun-
sin down 60 yuico and q vote.
They have Rad la Follefte's recent
three hour spo,rsh In which he says
that every senator has the name Of
some trust branded ON his forehead.
They think this Is a Bit previous.
N not tacilcHa. In a man who iH
about 10 become one of them. aud
who has not set taken bis seat II
may be- true. but they don't like his
taste in hurting Il out without
qualification or rcagryationa So
they are determined 20 teach the
new member manners There will
BE- no positions 81 any Influence for
Ia folleste. Any activity which
might result Ia legislation will be
blocked. There Is no way 10 Keep
him frum talking. but a man With
la Folleite'a mission must ehopHe
hctwen talking and doing. and he
has made hts choice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21

A tiny insect travelling thousands
of miles in a little green flR haa
brought a fortune 20 George Roe4=
ms. Of Fresno. Cal
Quite a number % years ago a
newspaper Of san Francisco wanted
70 know why California couian
rival Smyrna IN the production OF
the fiE that has made that town uf
Asia Minor famouB. With this idea
IN Its head the newspaper imported
lot of cuttings from Smyrna and
distributed them among is sub
aertbers. The cuttings were planted
with q great deal Of care and In
terest. and visions Of wealth spread
themselves on many mental hor-
lion.
The cuttings grew and flourish
ca aud reached a healthy fruit pro
dneiuK age and began to bear. but
the fruit failed 10 mature. After
much discussion and Investigation
the experiment was given up and
che Newspaper and It's idea were
roundiy abused.
But RocdinR held on to the idea.
lie wanted to know why the
Smyrna zig tree should gain health
and viEor from California son. only
10 finally fail IN the fulnument Of
It's mission.
In order 20 obtain a correct an
swer 10 this question noedinR Gent
an employe 70 Smyrna 10 inveati-
gate the matter thoroughly. Much
trouble was experienced by the
messenger In making any Roadway
IN his investigate moving 20 the
jealousy Of the natives and the
prohlbitive policy Of the govern
meut In not allowing any trees or
cuttings to be exported. However.
with the aid OF the American con
sal. he was finally able TO proceed
on his mission.
II was found that while other
varieties Of figs would mature their
own fruit. the Smyrna would not do
20 uuienH the flowers we're fertlliz-
cd either by artificial means or by
the fig wasp. OF course. artificial
fertilization could be carried on.
but only 90 "A very limited degree.
Roeding experimental for a while
with a glass tube drawn 10 o fine
point al one end. After gathering
small quantity Of the pollen Il
the tube. It was instered into th'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21

genuine smyrna fig.
However. this method could do
nothing Tor the general cultivation
OF che flR.
Advicea from the messenger sent
Ia Asia Minor soon proved the ne
eeaaity Of Importing the fiE wasp
= the growing Of Smyrna figs was
ever % BE- brought 10 a successful
issue IN California.
Adjacent TO every grove Of Smyr-
na figs In Asia Minor ia 10 be found
one OF the Capri fiE. The CAPRI
na serves aH the home % the insect
necessary for the maturing Of the
smyrna fig What appeared 10 be
q seed il. in reality. the little Fix
Ansp. which. after coming TO rs
srall growth. escapes from the capri
tx. taking with u the pollen which
q carries O. and inserts into the
smyrna fig. This Is called caprifi-
cation.
Rocdinr imported many Of the
rapri zig trcca IN the hope Of culti-
AHANNH AtAH AAiHiA " - ANAANH AAfHA''t
in California. and Il was only after
tho cost Of years Of time and thou
sands Of dollars that success came.
Tho remarkable change In the
appearance Of the Smyrna fig With
IN 10 days after It has been fertil-
ICED rs one OF the most interesting
features in connection with the sub b.
feet The Caprifed figs are Of "a
healthy green color and OF fine size.
while nn unfertilized ng is Of an
unhealthy yellow color, ribs are
distinctly outlined and as time
goes ON Il Hhrivcls up or coliapaes.
The smyrna ng industry In CALI
farnin has now assumed such pro-
portions that many think it soon
will overshadow the cultivation OF
oranges and puuucs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21

President Rooaryolta trip Into
Pennsylvania 60 attend the meeting
Of the Catholic Abstinence League
and tho United Mno Workers con
yenlion must be regarded as a per
Houal tribute to John Mitchell. head
OF the latter organization II was
not In tho presidents original sum
mer plans and II II safe to say that
he would not have interrupted his
vacation for any other man than
John Mitchell OF the leader Of the
miners Roosevelt IN very fond. lie
folda him In high respect. especially
In consideration OF the level headed
manner In which be behaved after
tho great coal strike had been set
tied aud no found himself In the
llmeliEht of publicity and adula-
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21
HOT WEATHER DIVERSION
OF NATIONS GUARDIAN S
THERE seaEMlNe AS ROAD RATES PREACHING DO.
ING eHAurAuouA STUNTS" AND PLANNING TO piseIP.
LINE LAFoLLETrE-KlTE FLYING AT SEA

the collier Caesar 20 spain 90 oh
serve tho solar eclipse be agreed 20
take some of the department kites
and try flying them
In private letters Prof bigeluw
reports on HIS experience with tho
kites. The speed Of the ship. com
bined With the wind. proved too
much FOR the big kites. One OF them
collapsed In midair. another broke
the piano wire which held Il and
escaped while about a mile high.
another broke loose while being
raised and was rescued by a gallant
crew oi lacktara who manned the
llfeboat for the purpose Finally the
smaller Kites we're iFiei, aud with
better luck One flight 81 10000
feet was Hecured. and the automatic
instruments brought down aafne
valuable data. Tho chief trouble *.
peusnccd was from the rusting ot
the wire due to the unusual mota-
turn over tho water This Waa
remediei By constant alllnE Some
further flights Will be attempted on
the return voyage,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21

platform than he gets from The gov
eminent A couple OF congteaHmen
goaalnlng about the matter the other
day agreed that landia must be en-
Toying an income Of about tlo.OoO a
year now. Reckoning the iiRome OF
his Debit paper as $1,000. his con
gruslonal salary OF $1,000. and hts
lecture business, which Ii no less
than 5000. II would appear TO come
out about that way. lands ana
Champ Clark. OF Missouri. are drnH
the Limitation congress" stunt 10
gether They get up a Joint debate
ON any live political topic. and work
off their stock repnrtoe on one an
other. for the edlflcutioa aud tn
atruction OF those who cannot come
10 Washington 20 hear them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21
TEETH

our name alone Is a guarantees
that your work win be of the best.
and at the lowest cost consistent
with first-class work.
Come in and have free examina-
ton.
All our operators are licensed by
the state OF washington. We do not
do cheap dental work. but you get
the best here for half the price
charged by dentists who belong to
tho dental trust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21

TACOMA. wash. Aug. 2t.-Mrs
Frederic Schoff. president Of the Ma
tional Congress OF Mothers. and
Mrs Edwin G Grice. corresponding
secretary. were given a cordial vel
come In Tacoma today by the local
club women. The purpose OF the
visit is 10 prepare for an active
campaign Ia Washington state in
the Interest Of the protection Of
hildren and the elevation of the
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21

The first extensive work In flying
kites over the ocean has just been
conducted BY Prof Frank H. BiEe-
loW. one Of the scientists OF the. gov
ernment waasher bureau. The OBJ
lect Is 20 explore the upper air cur
rents and secure data on tsmpern-
ture. humidity. etc. for comparison
with the upper air currents over
land. The real official kite flyer for
the government IL Prof A. Law
renee Roteh. Of the Blue Hill meteo-
rologicai observatory near Boston.
but as Prof BiEelow was going on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21

J. Adam Bede. the humorous con
gresham. and United States seua-
tor Clapp. Of Minnesota. are doing
summer stunts In the pulpit They
are living in cottages on Pine lake,
Minnesota. and every sunday the
little cottage community get tuEefh-
er 20 hold religious services. Bede
and Clapp have been elected to d.
vide tho preaching between them,
and have arranged to occupy the
pulpit on alternate Sundays. Bode
says his sermons are practical APP
pllcation Of universal thelam. and
senator Clapp. who has recently an
nuuncei hiH belief in Christian
Science. conducts the service along
those lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21

fir ana the pollen blown In. a NUM-
Der OF figa were treated this way.
ttili maturity Of the fruit was the
result and when dried were sent
70 cxparta who declared that they
were equal in every way 20 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21
ny GIBSON GARDNER

staff Correspondent OF the star.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2i.--rhe re-
suits OF the railroad hearings con
Quoted last June by the senate com
mittec on Interstate commerce are
being digeated into volume which
will make zoo or SOC nagea The rc-
cord 90 the testimony "a already
printed IN four volumes aud an ap-
nendlx. Henry C. Adams, chief stat
lstician for the Interstate Commerce
Commission. and n. T. Newcomh. a
railroad lawyer who has made a apc-
eialty OF statistics. are doins the
work. The two dlgestors disagree
Numerically In their views on rail
way legislation. 80 il Is 10 be pre-
sumed that anything on which they
can agree will be coiorlcaa state
ment OF fact. The work will be
completed. according 90 present
plans. by the first OF October.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21

Los ANGELES. Aug. 2i.s-Be-
cause n. NJ neche. a cement fin
Usher. did not want hls half-aistera
Go receive young men callers he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21
KILLED SISTER
and HIMSELF

shot and Instantly killed one OF
them. Miss Lottie neehe. shot At
another sister aud then killed him
self
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21

We VIII uDiiNnf ORDERS AiAtnNhNlNh
~ tih.an end upwaf orders Of less
nmount thcrc viii be 0artagu OF 20
cents.
Guahcl crates Gantelopcs. each
ststa sssss t#sstttttt slt
Fancy Iowa Creamery Butter 25c
NcrNn's blue Grass Creamery nut
Ter, Per III .tssssstss.ttss asNt
dcrxa's Extra Creamery Butter per
10 .4s4 10000 1899 ssstssssft sC
An extra quality Nncolored japan
Tea. reAils az seventy five cents
per III. the Wholesale price. ace
Vordiug O. siao PACKAGE. per lh ..s
-. .......sa... ate 70 81c
b-lh can Warranted Pure Baking
Powder 81. ..,s4 s.... ..ss.. akST
Yerxa'a Extra Flour ita the best
flour ON the Pacific coasts e VIII
make soc lib. loaNes Go the bar
rol and the whttest sweetest. nic-
est bread you ever had in your
house. per hhl ...s...,.ssS l.S8
Walter Bakers Chocolate. per ~.
Nild cured smoked Hams. fresh, per
10 s.ssssastr. .ssts sttt+tsest- if
MILD cured Bacon. per h.......I 5c
NerNa'a extra litsle PiK Ham, mild
sugar cured, nicely wrapped in
parchment paper e, ..ttsss &c
NerXa's extra ilaeon. per 10 -. lie
Hoffman House Coffee. king of
blends .............. 3Sc 90 poe
+. r. VERxA q Sons,
Wholesale Srocers.
Main ard Occidental
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21

Il Is learned here that Senator
Eiklns expects Ca report bill 20
amend the present railway act by
diminishing the functions OF The
Interstate Commerce Commission
and increasing the powers OF the
courts 10 regulate rates. An effort
IA being made 20 work ont a bin on
this character on which the repub-
lican members OF the committee can
agree. None OF the senator's are anX-
Iaus 20 report directly against fur
Their regulative legislation. Senator
Eikins has a campaign on his hands
for rc-cleetlan. SO has Senator Cul-
lom. Senator Dolliver Is confronted
with a strong Iowa sentiment In
favor OF railroad regulation. seDa-
tor Foraker comes from a city. Gin
elnnati. where the business orEaniz-
atlous have resolved in favor q the
tenulativn principle senator New
lands. though a democrat. Is pledged
70 President Roosevelt's position on
railroad regulation Senator TIL
man Is divided between bis HutaEo-
nisn 20 railroads and his equally
vigorous antaguniam 20 Roosevelt
personally. senator Foster II un-
certain. as are Willard and Carmaek
A bin attempting To pass up the
regulation Of rates ~ the courts
would be opposed BY tho admins
tration on fha ground OF unconatitm-
tIoualify. Attorney Gen. Moody he's
already delivered an opinion % the
effeci that the Judiciary cannot and
viii not make rates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-21

Charlie lands. With several
other congressman. Is making more
money on the Chautauqua lecture
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-11
Il COTTON CROP CROP. ..
WILL Be DAMAGED
...-,;llays and Rain Have Com
':..3 70 Dishearten Growers.
o.AN1 OPENING RAPIDLY

,,.5,sd Bales it is Estimated Are
a, the Hawthorn Section, but
a.. Has Prevented Gsthering-Re-
.,,,, from, Other Sections
n,s.epce Of caterpillars in the
=. ,rop in various sections OF the
-, !. causing CONSERVATION on the
- a, the growers. This has added
do recent heavy rains, and that
s,,op which has opened within the
=, few days has been badly damaged
n The rain, ,
nv Ramsey Of Wacshoota, one OF
4. most extensive growers OF cotton
!. "a, section. states that the cater
.f,r have almost taken possession OF
= ,,op. but he purchased a quantity
dur. green and hopes to eXterminste
a, insect. by liberal application OF
aa po.ou. which is sure death. Mr..
.p,n,sy states that other planters in
n section are being damaged by the
.l,rilsr. and if this pest is not de-
ar,ed the crop will fall nearly fifty
-, sent short OF the original estimate.
n. worm made its appearance about
mo weeks ago, when the cotton was
vel On to opening, and in this short
fne hss played havoc with the staple.
Appointment grower Of the Hawthorn
district who was in the city Thursday
.nied that the crop in his section had
ben considerably damaged by the
nir. There we're few caterpillars, but
he rains had caused q great loss and
he crop will be short IL dry weather
lOts not come. He stated thst fully
~ hundred bales of cotton are now
pen q the fields and damaged so bad
J that but little OF il will be saved
)otlOn is opening in that section rap
ay and by the middle OF the coming
Itek il weather conditions are favor
BE the gins will be active.
Reports Of damage by caterpillsrs
nd rains also come from other sec
iOn' u the county.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-11
THE LAW OF FINDING
Against All save the Owner the FIND.
tr's little II Perfect


IN "ul.' Do NV i.o.I. sd ...... "od
souir, %. 80" 10 goods a.a .r,ols
RuctN .." b, '!"t t.r ..,. LIS q
clear tU.,.- last a. tn Nn.H. ,,.rpt.
u- tie .,ucr The prouaty. II a
coach ora ..ruad car or lsi 4. has nu
rishi 90 ....ud property found IA ms
premises >u.h propri,tor> May make,
In r,sUy ;n lost articles. regulations
which ". oud their employees. but
they r"'.t bind the punr
The loss of nndiug Wa, DECLARED by
the kn-., ',uch more than a hundred
years a-. when il wa> the supreme
court ui ,.umou law in Euglaud as
follow,
\ pc.>.u 'ound a wallet containing a
sum GO u,y on a shop floor. lie
handed H., wallet and contents to the
Shuphr,u.' 20 hc returned 10 the own.
cr. After ;lrre years, during which
I'll" oW.o d.d not call for his property.
thr uni,' 3,uandcd ut the shupkreper
the NJ..' al the money. The latter
refused p. deliver them upon the
ground ''G they were found gu bis
premises hr finder then sued the
shur,,, o.. ma il was held. as stated
above. o. l-anst all the world save
the uNu,. ..r tine OF the finder * per
feet I'. der las indeed been held
20 >'Iuu .. ibe place ct the owner
Thus \ I.Nylcd IN m action against
H. Whu '...I an article which \ had
originally uud. hut subsequently lost.
TIA, I".., lave uu especial RIGHTS in
rC-I,d A.. lclrs lost unless these
risht~ It,. lrrrrd by statute Rccriy-
rr> OF tr. ,, found are trustees for
III, uNr,' .. Under. In the absence OF
Spr,U >''.' they have no power To
keep au o.. H. against thu tiudcr any
more tllr % Under has to retain an ar
ticl" aga .>, the owner.
\ uuI,, .ust. however. use every
rrd>uuA., cams TO discover the own.
cr of ro..I eoods before appropriat
lug thDm a. ts own use. II has hren
d",ilr,d 'rt II the fiuder knows the
owner cor Lows that he Gun discover
him hc is .lty OF larceny In keeping
or arpruNl'ug TO himself the srtI-
cles found
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-11
MIR Cut Momant Thtos,

ChattAnoDEA Tenn AnCus ~ -
SCORES of msn ard roys ~ Koss' .
Ga about 8 NILS from Cha rtShDoga
are searching the vols near ih"t'
tswn for the BODY Of : SrBAA HAHr"'
Sara IaokS0n. $50 f. sHppOs~s %
have been killed y~s'~rtby lh"-roor
By a mar named CharIs, car Whsr
Lao, ss~u the woman uGs 'prr.'g sis
a dense th!cks, uth he BE- -
and blood ps0TihE over her 5pit CSr
q chained ~ the va ~ a p-'u..1v'
oalabooss a. ROssvi.ls ard men SHt
shotEuns are Eus-frr I'm - -
fair 10 vsi'~d IN mJs,~fy iso'E 'srt
and Mss Jsoksoa are sit - - '',r
Dalton. Ga
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-11
NAVAL STORES DEAL.
W'abIe & Jones Have Purchased the
Wofenden Turpentine Farm.

"rabIe & Jones Have Purchased the
WoIfenden Turpentine Farm.
NerSb.e X Jones, the naval stores
'pet!ors and lumber manufsctu rers
VIC have been engaged in business At
hnSpsha for several years, are branch
h1 ont. or in other words, extending
h'i business This energetic firm
~ l'' closed deal for the turpen.
ua' 'arm II Wolfenden 4 Co, Samp-
1h MY which is one OF the beat and
ss' profitable in this section. While
,0' {" large as many, the yield has
WI good and in proportion to the
i'H'ef OF crops it may be safely said
VA ms plant is one OF the best pay
nc 10 the section.
<7rA. months ago T. j. SweArin.
~. 'h' desired to engage in the ma
" 'oFe' and milling business, pur-
S"s' %" interest OF MIR. Jones at
A'n''shs aud the firm st that point
. vince heen Nenable 4 Swearingen.
H''''rf Mr. Jones is q very active
s'h saa Va not content to be idle,
c. We purchase OF the Sampson
CiJ ,r.prry
80 ''" 'wners have already taken
- aud the affairs OF the busi-
-. p" managed by Mr.. Jones.
roughly conversant with the
~ q 20. business.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-11
Speedy Trlal for Nenro.

Ashevilef y. c.. August l0--Al REQ
ords for speedy trials were brok 10
here when Al DOugherty a negro
was sentenced 20 the pen for ~ years
within ~ hours AFTER killing Nose
Williams. also a negro, Of which crime
ne was convicted The homicide &C
Cured near this city late Monday AZ
ternoon The coroner's inquest was
held the same evening and at O'Clock
in the morning the corouers jury
returned Ito verdict duplicating Dough
erty He Was already under arrest
and was brought to this city and tried
in the superior court this afternoon
the grand jury having found true BAL
this morning The man pleaded
guilty OF mlnslauEhter and Was sen.
tSnced Immediately
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-11

continue to suffer rather than submit
to examinations which so many phySi-
clans propose in order Ia intelligCntly
treat the disease; and this is the rea-
son why so many physicians fail TO
cure female disease
This is also the reason why thousands
upon thousands of women are corre-
spending with Mrs. Pinkham. at Lynn,
Mass To her they can contide every
detail of their illness, and from
her great knowledge, obtained from
years of experience in treating female
ills, Mrs. Pinkham can advise women
more wisely than the local physician.
Read how Mrs. Pinkham helped Mrs.
T. c. Willadsen, of Manning, la. She
writes
II can truly say that you have saved my
life, and | cannot express my gratitude in
words Before ] wrote 10 YOU telling you
how felt, had doctored for over two years
steady, and spent lots Of money in medicines
besides, but it all failed to- do me any good. ]
had female trouble and would daily have faint
ing spells. backache, bearing down pains, and
my monthly periods were very irregular and
finally ceased wrote to you for your adj
vice and received letter full of instructions
Just what 10 do, and also commenced 10 take
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
and have been restored 20 perfect health.
Had 1t not been for you would have been in
my grave to-day
Mountains OF proof establish the fact
that no medicine in the world equals
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound for restoring womenh health.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-11
chsir sftA- OIss' IASi..

one % the mountain peaks Of north
Wales 10 known a. tho 6halr ~ tdris,
or cadst Idris a. tho Welsh people
cell o.. Le,suss - Top IL followed cut
Ike al immeus' couch According to
gos-Al tradition. vhu~v~r spends q night
In The ,halF " ldr. all GA tho frflOv-
Ing morning b. Dad rAVinG mad ~
sIid0W~d win n" ioftisst po~SiesI N
sp.Tati0n 80 o<.s s~1s 10 kROw On.
setiy who IdTts uSs - wbsr ~ DSSa.
bot he must hsVs b~sn . Eisbt n IN
bOdy vas IN prUvDrtios win HE SHAs-
bratsd 'T-hair" krs HsulABs les q
an- po~m wfth tie ChsR - lars a.
tb~ thsrs. and T~nnySSa also naS-
10aS 70 In Enid
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-11
rn..rnr, TO u. Nerth Psss.

\ passport to rhe north pole was 10
sued some years ago by the governor
~ the province II TobolEk. which
stretches along ~" Russian shores Of
tho Arctic Ureuu The ofYicial was Ap-
preached Nv two men who had besn
eIru gid ~ proceed 90 the north with
an English cape ton. then hitting out
Their petition was for a passport 10
he pole Itself. bot the governor point.
cd out that N" Dple was a. likely %
~ I'm their huUc province As In any
other. that II MAS extremely unlikely
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