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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-19
Gladstone and Little Dorothy.

Good housewives often have trouble
with servants who cannot get up, but ]
doubt II IL ever occurs 10 them. as II
did TO Miss Dorothy Drew when she
was not more than seven, that the
Scriptures emphasize the vanity Of
early rising. says the London Taller.
Dorothy positively refused to get up.
and her grandfather, Mr.. Gladstone.
had 10 be called TO overawe the rebel
why don't you get up. Dorothy?' he
asked.
Because the Bible doesn't approve Of
early rising. grandfather was the un.
expected reply.
Really, Dorothy" said the aston
ished statesman, 'you must be mis-
taken"
"Oh, no, I'm not" she persisted
Here II Is" And she turned up the
second verse of the One Hundred and
Twenty-seventh Psalm. "It is vain for
you to rise up early" The old par
Humanitarian had nothing more to say.
The argument Hoored him.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-19
America Keep. Canada. Gun,

CHARLOTTE. y. Y. Aug. l9.-The
American boat Iroquois won the final
contest for the Canada's cup. taking
three out OF five races from the Tenn
eraire. II Is the first time In the his
tory Of the cup that II has been sue
cessfully defended anywhere, which
makes the present result even more
gratifying to the Rochester Yacht club.
In the five races sailed here the Fife
built boat Temeralrc demonstrated her
superiority as a rough weather boat
and at the same time only falling
little short Of being the equal of the
Herreshoff creation in light airs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-19
Travel In the Old Days.

Before the days Of the railroad travel.
ers from Philadelphia to New York
went by wagon. The following old ad-
vertisement outlines the process: John
Butler, with his wagon, sets out on
Mondays from his house nc tine Sign of
the Death Of the Foy, In Strawberry
alley, and drives the same day to Tren-
ton ferry, where Francis Holman meets
him and proceeds on Tuesday to Bruins
wick, and, the passengers and goods be-
ing shifted into the wagon of Isaac Fitz-
randolph, he takes them to the New
Blazing Star, where Rubin F1tzran-
dolph, with boat well suited, will meet
them and take them to New York that
night"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-19
Harness Racing mt Liberty.

LIBERTY, n. Y, Aug. 19.-Threc
good races formed the programme Of
the second day Of the circuit meeting
here. In the 2:20 class pace Country
Chimes won in straight heats; Mayer
Brano, second; Wilson Reed, third. In
the 2:1S trot Bedelia, favorite at $40 to
81 for the field, won in straight heats;
Oakland pilot, second; Hunola, third.
In the 216 pace May Hathaway, ia
vorite over the field ut $40 to SIS, won
In straight heats; Precious, second;
Cyclone, third.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-19
Weather

Pair, loaighi and sand.y, foiios'
Cd ID rails.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-19
Willie,s Reformation

"Your son Willie seems to have got
over being round shouldered. Every
time I've seen him lately he's been
standing up like man"
Yes; after years Of scolding him for
his STOPPING / tried new plan"
'What was itT'
Il told him he had a magnificent
chest "--Newark News.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-19

Co. X, In command Of LlouionAn,
CcnBan. returned from muster NJ lsiO
this afternoon, the down train bsing
an hour late. They marched from the
station Ia tho armory and made 40
excellent appearance. Capt. Harmon
returned last evening.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-19

AZ the Baptist church Sunday morn.
ing The pastor, Rev Frank X Morris
will preach for the hrst time since bis
recent trip 10 England. Subject: Tho
Supremacy OF Christ" Special young
peoples service at $50. Evening todic
"Some religious reflections from the
sea-" Go II you can you will be vel
coma
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsss - sss F-~s .=a ~ isss nHsa,
ia 49, Hes as.AsE.

Nssss "a sss f-ss .Ha ~ isss nsisns
ia 49, bees as@ass.
lFsisFirs q. rsaks has returned
fnon Chsihata,
AZ sni Me- " : Seymour u arc
sisiilas l. u Nichols,
Misses Carrie ani illls. Lindsey ars
Fisiiihs in Easi noFssi-
Mrs J, neTsh sh0 has l.asn visiting
hsip has isiafnsd ~ harssi
Mrs nan',l Hall snd daughter
GLADYS Afe tisiiihs Ia panhg'
Mrs Isnrf Tai,or ~ nanhy spsnl
iiss ioih siih MFs Mars J Ailsa.
Ne and Mr. Thomas Inhb ~ Aiams
afe glsisins bic brother, ,, 4, jahh,
Miss Louise Tahor il ,iis guest 81
hsf sFandmaihsF. Nfs MARI J. Allsn.
Sc and Mrs Charles Nniiigsn snd
ehiidFuH u pahby arc Visiiins fFisEis
herr,
o. II, Patterson snd \. a.. Lockwood
uho have bsfn hshiag Al Kelly hiand
have FsiaFnrd.
Mf and Ne ~. A. Itooi have -.
iafnsd frpm their uin 90 malice afd
Nss iiampshirc,
Zebra paaetrhhash ~ iioosirk Ard
aiis aFp guests ~ bic Slaughter Mrs
Me Candlass 60 day
Mr snd Mrs wm iiosAfd ~ iius.
Geld arc visiting bis hrulilur iisnFy
Howard ~ ufadioia plApe, -
Miss Mamie Child 81 Aibany. iaf
msfif ~ ihls village is visiiing MF
snd Nfs D u faiirfson,
Mrs e. -. Austin ~ Nru York city,
= sister - u. D. Roblrson, IL visiting
10 ioun igf q seek " iso.
Charles n. sherman returned hone
today after several days spent yls.iltg
iFishds In Troy and Aihaay.
Hoo Charles u. Dzriing aud w.ie
attended The eedicai.oh 81 shs Ethan
Allen ioper Al burllngion Wednesday.
To- morrous SundEy vorid Il il aid
vii coniain = story ~ tho supcfi fra
cas- uhich occurred about thrrr weeks
ago. Tho Art Gle which uas uriiien
by J u Llylngsioa viii iIoludc several
pictures.
Miss Hslen iiahan uas very pleas.
aElly surprised by tor friends Friday
evening AZ hor home q, ~ Maple
street. tho affair lsing Ia honor Of her
18th birthday. CAmss ucrc INDUCED
Ia aud rc,rushmrnis scrr served.
The Dorothy Co Leafs uhlch 10
playing 10 Library hall this seek
PLEASED q large audience uiih it, pro.
ducilon Of ia Barry last evening. To
night The holder Of Tie lgcky ticket
vii receive e..
Co X, In command Of f.lcuionan,
Crenban. returned from muster Nc 10
this afternoon. the down train being
an hour late. They marched from the
station Ia tho Armory and made 40
excellent appearance. Capt. Harmon
returned last evening.
AZ the Baptist church Sunday morn.
ing The pastor. Rev Frank X Morris
will preach for the frst time since bis
recent trip TO England. Subject: Tho |
Supremacy OF Christ" Special young |
peoples service at 6:30. Evening todlc |
Some religious reflections from the |
sea-" Go II you can you will be vel |
come.
LII Nichols entertained his friends
Friday evening In honor OF Miss Pal
ner. The party gathered at the home
ii $50 and went In special car 10
Park where dancing was en-
Dyed for two hours. Returning home
ISIS Ford sang aud Miss Galushs re-
'ited, making very enjoyable eve
ling.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-19
ToDArs STOCK QUOTATION.
ssa.s r.sa lean o. ss- YEA tssA.se
A. Assa

f0dsF's anafsii0ns ga NE Ass
N0Fk si0cf esrhanso ss nrisaFts0 a.
Hsaoh hF 4 A.. wiiiisian A CO ~ :
Nsssan siTrei, Nss foFs fiif a. ne
lisnninsion NseaFiiY essnpanF arc as
fnfIna
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-19

A lazy liver makes a lazy liver.
Burdock Blood Bitters is the natural
never failing remedy for lazy liver.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-30
CLEVER PLAY
IT is REALLY

Every day we hear about great
Broadway successes in New York
an dthat thoroughfare has become
the Mecca of the theatrical business.
If a play is a success on Broadway,
it. points to almost certain success
on the road. But there are points
of New York, off Broadway, where
occasionally a big hit occurs.
Running for Office" not long ago
set the Fourteenth Street Theatre,
the home Of many great successes IN
the past, was in the natnre OF 4
triumph and all New York tiockeu
to the down town district to see and
be a witness of a success off Broad-
way. Running for Office" was the
second setting which George NJ. Co
han had given to himself and the
members of his famous family, and
for three months the play ran to
the utmost capacity of the theatre
tremendous capacity of the theatre
tremendous box office showing each
night to attest its popularity.
Sam II. Harris is presenting this
clever play with a strong metropolis
tan cast, which easily surpasses the
musical comedy companies sent on
tour. They use the original pro-
AUCTION which was highly praised
when seen in New York during its
long run there. The Costumes are
all new, effective and picturesque.
The story of the play has a political
campaign for its central motive,
v.i+I1 ~ attendant comedy and en-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-30
REPERTOIRE COMPANY'S
SUCCESSFUL WEEK

The Myrkle-Harder Stock Com
pany close tonight highly success
fuI week at the Grand Opera House
This company gave nine perform
ances this week, each and every play
being superbly mounted, excellently
staged and enacted by superior
company of ladies and gentlemen,
all of them artists in their different
lines. The repertoire for the week
was: From Monday to Saturday
evenings, '"The Evils of Paris,
.SSandv Bottom" ''The Slave Girl.
ga Quaker Tragedy" and "a Child
of the Sums" The three matinee
bills were '"The Fisherman's Daugh-
ter 'The Lost Nine" and "Red
River"
This was the most successful week
for popular priced attraction in the
history of the Grand Opera housH
The theatre was crowded to its
capacity each night and the receipts
exceeded by 5000 any other similar
attraction.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-30

black face and white face ard goes
under the title of tNThe Evolution
Of AIinstrelsy." The comedians are
embodied in the Eeburnt corkso while
the eewhites" are the songsters; the
former representing the up-to-date
minstrels, the latter that body OF
travelling musicians who flourished
in Homer's day and set the events
of history to music.
The performance closes with an
after-piece, burlesque on the tent
show. 1t is a big spectacular act
unique throughout.
The company of forty people give
a parade in the morning and attract
considerable attention.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-30
LYMAN HOMES MOVING
PICTURES.

Long before s o'clock last nigh
the sign standing room onlyS va;
displayed by BTonosrT Hollebapgs
at the Colonial theatre, Annapolis
Nd, for every seat in the auditorium
and in both galleries had been taken
lyman Howe's moving pictures wa,
thq bill, and Mr.. Howe aceomplishe'
two great feats. Besides entertain
ing for over two hours, during whicf
time he pleased. interested and IN
structed over thousand people an'
one of the proverbially critica
audiences of Annapolis.
Perhaps the most intensely inter
estinr Of the series of Howe's pic
lures are those showing the working
of the Carnegie steel works, wher'
the manufacture of steel is shown ir'
all its stages, from the firing of the
great furnaces to the shipping away
of steel bars that are shown to be al
most as malleable as gold, and arr
rolled out by certain process into
long. thin sheets. This series OF
pictures is great object lesson to
old and young. Views of the cap
ture of Port Arthur are worth alone
the price of admission. Mr.. Howe
has the authentic views and his
photographer was the only success
ful one Of ten permitted by the gov
ernment to take pictures of this
great historic event. The Japan
csc soldiers and Russian prisoners
are clearly outlined and the scenes
attendant upon taking that great
fortress are intensely interesting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-30
AMATEUR NIGHT
WAS SUCCESSFUL

After the final curtain of At
Pixies Peak at the Grand Opera
House last night, the amateurs who
had entered the contest for the three
valuable prizes appeared They
were seven in number: Miss AIDE
laide Dodge, Messrs. Mike Cohen.
Frank Burke, Arthur Graves, Fredie
Bowers, Corbett Brown and William
Adams. All the contestants were
received with great enthusiasm, and
the final verdict, determined by the
amount of applause each artist re
ceived from the audience, was that
Corbett Brown he awarded the first,
Mike Cohen the second, and Miss
Dodge the third prize. Fhe prizes
were n silver cake dish. IN old mis-
sion clock, and an Oriental vase
very handsome and aggregating III
value $50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-30
Donnelly & HatfieId's Ministries.

But they didn't get it all right, and
/ tell you why, because there was a
good ioollin' feiier and darned
pretty gal as wouldn't let EN-.
Say, that Teller, frankie Austin.
was swell loobin' chap, but he was
a tenderfoot all right. That little
gal caught my eye, she could pull a
gun quicller'n Bat Masterson, and
when she SAYS ''hold on thar, hold
on" and pulled that thar Persuadcr
of hern. there was something doing
/ tell YOU. And say when she come
out in caps and spurs and her hand
kerchief around her neck, not hind
part before, like then city chaps wear
'em, Old Bill he says Grip Roarin'
Tamntulas, fellers git me out in the
air before | do something foolish.
Tt took nigh Il pint of pizen to fix
Bill up. Then there was Dutch
man and a funny old Irish woman
and a lot of others, but bout that
time / was gittin' sleepy. didn t
understand much of it, except cveryS
body had a mission and everybody
was going to kill some one and every
body was gong TO nave revenge D'lt
Old Bill says what'l YOU have gents
but me for that little gal, says he,
she's the whole show.
That Teller Hall sure rounded up
"A fine bunch of cattle, on tell you
when he turned 'em loose in Old
yjReubs corral last week they looked
Y Nc, didn't look like as they had
Travelled in freight cars same as them
Niger chaps Mcintyre and Heath
talk about, and say, pard, il can
keep this bunch of COW punchers to-
gether until tonight Won bet Tn go.
i'm to stampede 'em to that corral
Old Bill says he's goin' to take q
rope an try to lasso that little gal.
Well. pard. so long. it's mighty
dusty crossin' the Colorado river,
we're goin' up to that Traders
shack and see Pat.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-30
BIG MINSTREL COMING

One Of the features of n minstrel
show is its monolo@ue. The mono
loguist nowadays is always selected
from the front ranks of minstrclsv.
for tbis mode of expressing comedy
is considered as important as the
Gags and Jokes of the end men.
Tommy Donnellev, for NOW wears
ae<ocia+ed with tHe Al. G. Fields
Greptcr Minstrels rs the LENDING
comedian. will give tn" monologue
with the Donnellcv s. Hatfield Mag
nificent Ministries He has appear
ed in the calcium light of minstrelsy
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-30
4 RANKS A PEACH
SD WAS .GYGLQNE'

There was bunch of US fells.rs
hit the trail last night from tlls
Double Cross Ranch, and say, pard.
whom we got to the white lights, and
seen the folks wearin' boiled shirts
and plug hats, say, Pard, we was
plum locoed- Talk about buncl,
Of yearlin' colts turned out to grass
thes wasn't in it with us. AFTER we
had kinder moseyed round while
Big Bill says, Come on, pards,
there's a show shack down the pike.
come on. lets do err up. But /
says says '.Hold on thar, hold
on if any you crazy mavericks 60
down to that coliseum and get to
buckin' look out for me caus / am
going to have law and order. But
the bunch hadn't been hittin the red
eye so strong, as to start any gun
play, so we moseyed down to the.
show. Bill he got what he called
box, but then he was always was
STUCK u y Gus ne 0G4e' S3tSH OlASC '" 80
load of steers, and saw show call
ed the Melancholy Maids, at Miners
Bowery Theatre That's the reason
lie had. to have box. Well, we got
inside, and got in this little upper
berth of ourn, and presently little
Jim Crow Teller played fiddle and
up went curtain and bless you
twarnt no show at all, jest old Pixies
Peak. I haven't been rustlin
round these diggins without know
ing Old Pike when l see her. An
thor was a greaser settin' on bari
talk7n' to som Kind Of a hoss thief
/ lSnowcd him the minute I seed HIM
Tie couldn't Il been no good or he
wouldn't been talIlin' to that
greaser. | seen right away what
they was a'tryin' to do. They
wanted to get the papers to claim
that a dippy old lady owned. SOS
they could get the coin themselves.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-30
GOHEN'S GREAT SUCCESS

-
drumming for Office, mo George
NJ. Conan musical comedy, whl5->
he and Sam Fl. Harris are present
ing this season has a record of un-
broken popularity to attest its mer-
its. A long successful run in New
York followed by a lengthy tour OF
the principal cities of the United
States, to capacity houses, argues
that all classes of theatregoers find
it worth seeing. The music and
lyrics are popular and the lines
clever. This season, a company OF
rrtists has been selected to keep this
olav on the high plant Of its triumph
The chorus, which is a large one, has
zen characterized as one of beauty
md talent. M1nager Sam H. Har-
us promises the original production
vFich has called forth the praise OF
critics everywhere.
The rivalry in Running For OF
fice,'' while in miniature is quite as
interesting and better as that of the
real factions whose wordy battles
IRE full of contradictions and en-
tirelv one-sided.
John Tiger. Vermont state poll
-tician. has other troubles that pol.
tics to make his life miserable. Hf
has concealed from his newly-wcdd,,
cd wife that he has daughter, Just
rs she has made no sign that she has
grown up son, and the compiler
lion arising from this secret in their
lives. is the plot upon which George
NJ Conan has worked in Stunning
For Office" At the Grand opera
house, Tuesday, Oct. 3.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-30

for over two decades and is consid-
cred one of the best negro character
delineators in the business. His
natural wit, good nature and l5nowl-
edge of human character enable him
to give an embodiment that con-
forms to his humorous line Of talk.
Lee Edmunds and Franw Wingfield
other comedians of note viii also be
seen among the forces of this PoPu-
lar organization, at the Grand opera
house, Wednesday, Oct. A.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-30
DONNELLY & HATFIELD'S
BIG MINISTRIES

Donnelly & Hatfeld's Ministries
will appear at the Grand Opero
House, Wednesday, Oct. 4.
The show opens with he time
honored burnt cork semi-circle for
so long known as the first part of
minstrelsv. 1t shows minstrels in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-30

The Myrkle-Harder Repertoire
Company broke all previous records
for receipts at the Grand opera house
Nv $500.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30

The United States senate is gradu
ally changing TO body OF compare
lively young men. Senator Bailey OF
Texas is DO longer the baby" member
The latest accession is from Nebraska
and he is barely So. Beverage OF In
diana is among the youngsters. The
FAR northwest usually sends several
Kids" The temperance Of Carter
Of Montana. with his shaving brush
goalee. is no, ehargeable to the colt
class He has been there before. Sen.
ator Morgan Of Alabama is the patri.
arch % the senate.
American statesmen have Joined the
Commercial Mems union. which is rec
ognized by the railroads OF Canada
and thereby receive a reduction In car
fare.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Short Biograph-Hsd been Married
Second Time.

Short Biograph-Had been hsrries
Second Time.
Born October n. 1858. in New Yorl
city.
1ks0--Gradnnted from Harvard.
1ssl-S3-Meinber OF the New YorI
assembly.
lss2-Married Miss Alice Lee Of
Boston. who died two years later.
1ss4-chairman New York deiega
ton national republican convention.
Ranching In Bad Lands. Da
kota.
Married Miss Edith caraw Of
New York.
Unsuccessful candidate for
mayor OF New York city.
lsg9-s5-United States civil service
commissioned.
Iss5.s6-Police commissioner, New
York city.
lSs7-s-Assistant secretary OF the
navy.
lt9s-colonel OF the Rough Riders.
lS00Ol-yice President OF the Unit.
ed States
President OF United States.
ls0i-Re-elected President Of the
United States.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30

Among the las distinct languages
spoken in British India are some pos
sessing only few hundred wonis. 9th
ers rivaling English. as Dr. Griersor
says or Russian. as ! would say. ia
their copiousness some in which ever,
word Is monosyllahie. others in
which some are elongated by aggluti.
nation tai they run to ten syllables,
ike da-ps-l-ocho-akan- tahen-tse-tin-a-e
Sontali word. meaning HE who be
longs to him who belongs 20 me win
continue. letting himself be made TO
fight" Some OF these divers tongues
lack verb and noun. others are as com
pick and systematic as Greek and Lat.
Nineteenth Century.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30
500 Reward. 500.

The res:ers Of this psF~r will te fieAsed q
Lean thai thcf< Ia al le<st one dreaded diseases
thst sc4rnop has been stlc " cure iu all a
Stages, sad tLss is fstsffh. Halls SstAffh
care il the only positive euro tnosn 70 The
a. clllcsl ffssrfnits. tstAffh heiur cousiito-
tiQnsl disease. Requires q csnsiltutloual treat
neat Hslls 1slsffh Cure i tsAco ~ tsrpsl4f
surfaces OF The ~ stem. fLefshy drstfuy4ng The
Foundation u the disease. and slslsx The pa
tlsat ssfet Ssh BY huilairs ~ he oopsiitsttQa
ffafflslofs Save % rnach fslsh IN tts curative
,.asets that they orsr ons iiUsdfet Dollars
Tor saf case that II fAlls 10 cure hsad for lat
AIRES v. ,. CHENEY a Co. Ioa>so. o.
sold ~ dfurrists, 80.
HALLS fxsaiiy f.liis are ths besl
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30

The Danes have been building a yes
sci upon the lines OF Noah's ark as
described ia Genesis The model is 50
feet long. fee; wide and fee; Ia
height it's total size being one-tenth
OF Noah's structure In was foatei
on the ground a short time ago. ssys
the London Spectator, with a party OF
professors. engineers and officials on
board. and is reported-raiher. il
would seem, 10 it's designers surprise
to have behaved admirably at sea
The event is probably regarded by
the Danes as confirmation Of the
biblical account Of Nosh's escape. but
Il slso confirms the theory put forward
in Herr Won iherfng's remarkable book.
The Evolution OF the Aryan." In
which he maintains that the Rabylo-
mans had at very early period a sca-
borne commerce. that Noah's ship was
a seagoing vessel and that Il was
driven. as recorded in the Babyionisn
annals. by storm wave up the noab
OF the Tigris and Euphrates into the
mountains.
The remembrance OF this calamity.
which destroyed whole cities. lasted
long and grew with the Jews into the
account. obviously impossible SIS lit
eral statement. OF food which wss
universal. Herr Won Iherng further
states that the Bsbylonians constantly
KEEP; doves on boari their ships. which
they occasionally released. and thus
by following the direction OF their
flight We're able TO reach land.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30

According 10 newspapers published
in the far east General Stoessel. de
fender OF Port Arthur is OF Jewish
origin. His grandfather. Abraham
Stoessel. goldsmith by trade. went To
st. Petersburg from Morayia about
1885 His son on reaching manhood
embraced the Russian orthodox faith.
and he whose name is famous the
world over was brought up in the same
belief
Rubber is now successfully being
cultivated on the gold coast OF .a.rica
Several companies have recently
started work on a large scale.
Many British soldiers In Thibet suf.
fered from snow blindness. The ma
tiyes avoid this by greasing their faces
ard then making black circles around
their eyes with a charred stick.