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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-05-19
LES ECLAIRECRs DE LA MONTANA.

LES ECLA1hEChS LIE LA MON4ANI'
Quand la stup6faction caus6e q
Matthias par cette n%ouvelle fut IN
peu calm6e, IL r6pondlt:
Me pr6sentiments ne mont
pas tromp6. Je savais que je ne
mourrais pas avant d'avoir revu le
comte de Lanteuil I'll a Gu tort
de revenir, car s'est son arret de
mort quill a pronounce. Quels sont
ses desseins? Je l'ignore, mails je
ne tarderai pas a les p6n6trer.
Je verrai Jacques, nous auront
poeil au guet....
Moi aussi. On mendiant entire
partout... On vera bien....
-Merci, Thomas, je sails qu'on
peut compter sur toi.... Ii test
facile de r6der autour du chateau
de t'y introduire, d'y concher me-
nae. Regarde, observe les allees ct
venues, fails jaser adroitement les
domestiques, ct vlens me rendre
compile de CO que tn auras d6cou-
vert.
-J'irai auiourd'hui meme, re.
pondit Thomas, Adleu.
LIE Golf, aussitot apres son de-
part, sc rendit q la Robiniere, aim
de METRE Pierlaud au coursnt de
ces 6v6nements, ct lui recomman-
da la prudence.
SOFT tranquille, dit jacques.
La ferme est bien gard6e. Je mai
pas oubli6 les menaces de lLopart.
1,rois semaines s'6coul4rent sans
quill se paseat rien d'anormal. A la
fin de novembre Thomas arriva un
soir q la chsumi6re.
-Quoi de nouveau? demanda lie
solitaire. Je commercials q trouver
lie temps long.
LIE comte de Lanteuil vasouvent
3 Nantes. IL est au mieux avec lie
r6pr6sentant Carrier; mails, CONNIE
il, parle tres peu, personne au cha
teau ne para1t soupconner le but
de SEES voyages.
Que peut-1l avoir de commun
avec le r6pr6sentant? fit observer
Matthias que cette nouvelle rendit
soucieux. Carrier est un fou furi.
eux, mails II maine pas les aristo.
crates ct il a les riches en- horreul
80. 1t Lopart?
IL s'occupe beaucoup de do
maine, va visiter les fermiers ct 8
laird de Sc d6sint6resser de la poll
que. II nest pas plus communica.
tiff que son ma1tre. Je mai r1en pu
savoir, 81 &c nest que le scomte dc
Lanteuil est immens6ment richie
ct quill d6pense sans compter.
Doh vient-il, le sals-tu?
~-D'Am6rique, cr~oit-on. LIE
bruit court quill a reconstitu6 Sc
fortune CONNIE n6grier...
LIE Jour suivant, LIE Golf, le ba
ton d la main ct accompagn6 de
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-05-19

Les lues Rovs st n vnh au Nod excmsAvntp par Ca ne ame one &c par s6mane
PATRICE DOBE PHARNACIEN, Coin Wadhngone 2eAve N pour remvdrr EoHo
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-11-27
SENATOR BURTON
OF MISSOURI IS
DECLARED GUILTY
Was on Trial for Selling his Influence
In a Case in which the Federal
Government was Interested -.ver-
dict not a Surprise.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 27.-The fate
of United States Senator J. Ralph
Burton, of Knansas. on trial for sell
ing his influence in q case in which
the federal government was interested,
was settled insofar as the jury is con.
cerned by the returning of verdict
of guilty at 10 this morning. He is
found guilty on all six of the indict-
ments on which he was charged.
This result was rather unexected
VIXEN it became generally known that
Judge Vandeventel s charge to the
jury was very unfavorable to the de-
fendant.
At lis they filed into court and
the verdict was rendered. After it
was returned counsel for Senator
Burton was in favor of motion for
appeal. Bond was furnished for the
senator and court was adjourned until
Monday.
The closing hours of the trial were
sensational, although they were devot
ed almost entirely to the pleas of the
attorneys. The lawyers were caustic
in their pleadings, the defense attack,
ing the case presented by the pros.
ecution and the. government attorney
attacking Senator Bnrton.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-11-27
ANDERSON WAS TOO COMMON
AND He is NOW JOHN SMITH

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-Jum ping
from the frying pan into the fire, John
Anderson had his name changed yes
terday to John Smith.
There were so many Andersons that
he wouIndn't be mislsed by that fam
ialy, and SO many Smiths that one
more wouldn't make n much difference,
argued Judge Walker into granting
the request of the applicant.
Smith is going into business, and,
although lie gave no reas for max
ing the alteration in the last section of
his cognomen, his attorney Esaid that
he thought pobably Smith would
look better OH the signboar1.
ut seems to me that the Lord has
made enough Smiths without the
courts taking hand at it. but if you
insist on Joining the Smith family /
have no serious objection" said Judge
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-11-27
MISSOURI CUSTER
SUIT TO REVEAL
JOHN DIS METHODS
Oil King and Associates will be Com
PEELED to Testify in States Suit
Suit to Drive the Company from
the State.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2..-John, D.
Rockefeller, Henry H. Rogers, Henry
NJ. Flagler and eighteen other New
York fnanciers connected with the
Standard Oil Co.. were today sub
pCenaed to give testimony in the
custer proceedings instituted by Att
orney General Hadley to cancel the
charters OF the Standard, Republic.
and Wat ers Pierce oil companies, al
leging violation of Missouri state laws.
In addition to summoning the New
York fnenciers to testify, ATTORNEY
General Hadley made master stroke
for the state today when he elected
from Williasm \. Morgan. formerly re-
sident manager for the STANDARD Oil
Co. at Sedalia, Mo-, that the com
pany's instructions were to undersell
competitors at all hazards ard drive
tint m from the field. Also that the
company had furnished false gauges
TO be used in the war upon the small
er competitors.
Attorney General Hadley believes
that if the United States sGlleme
court upbolds the ruling of the St.
Paul court, and gives Authority in in
vestigations of this kind to CON pei
officials of defendant companies to
give testimony and to produce their
books Ia open court, the custer case
Will be materially strengthened. He
will then be able to ask questions
concerning the methods under which
these companies have been conducted,
the answers of which may put an en-
tirely different light on the case.
The decision to take the testimony
of the New York fnanciesr came as a
surprise to the defendants attorneys
in St. Louis. Just what he expects
to prove by the twenty one witnesses
under the subpoena has not been an
nounced, but he will undoubtedly
question them regarding the methods
used in conducting the affairs ssof the
standard and other defendant COM
paniss in Missouri. He may also try
to prove that the two companies, the
Republic and the Water Pierce, are
kindred concerns of the Standard
which is the principal contention OF
the state in this case.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-11-27
PIANO SALESMAN INJURED

H. L. Toles, a piano saleman stopp.
ing in this city, had narrow escape
from a serious accident yesterday
while riding on railroad speeder.
Mr.. Toles, in company with an &C
quaintance, had taken the speeder for
a days outing. While running down
steep grade near Rock Island, the
car jumped the track near SHARP
curve. Mr. Toles, who was on the
front seat, was thrown off and the
speeder ran over him dislocating hie
elbow and bruising him badly. Mr..
Coons the companion of, Mr.. Tolls,
escaped unhult.
The injured man was bro ught back
to the city and Drs. Culp and Mccoy
attended him. The injuries received
though pal nful are not serious.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-11-27
PRESIDENT DIAz HAS
HIS TROUBLES TOO

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 27.-While
the American press is ringing with
the peace of Mexico and the praise of
Diaz, reports reach here of outbreak 3
in various parts of the republic. These
are censored, put they exist.
Last week revolution took place
in Flora, state of Mexico, where an
atttmpt was made to burn the jail
and public buildings. Seven per-
sons we've shot without parley. The
following day six more disappeared.
In Vera Cruz ana Oaxaca turbulent
spirits are about aud the forces of
Rurales shoot about three malcontents
a week.
Sonora is in state of ferment be-
cause it is freely charged that soma
of the officials are melting the alleged
Yaqui outrages to get war funds to
put in their own pockets. 1t is assert
ed that several hundred warriors are
working on the orange plantations Of
two officials.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-11-27
CHIEF WING OF
SEATTLE ASSAY
OFFICE RELIEVED
Frank Leech of San Francisco Mint
is now in Charge of Seattle Institu-
ton and Fullest Investigation will
be Made from Top to Bottom.

SEATTLE. Nov. 27.-Frederick a.
" ing is relievedlof control of the Seat
tie assay Office pending full Investigate
ion.
Frank A. Leach. superintendent nf
the San Francisco mint, takes charge
of the local institution.
Mr.. Leach comes to Seattle as the
personal representative of George E.
Roberts, director of the bureau of the
United States mint.
Cashier Adams thefts included go!d
belonging to Alaskan banks. in which
Director Roberts and H. A. Taylor,
assistant secretary of the treasury, are
financially interested.
Alaskan miners how in Seattle,
draft memorial to President Roosevelt,
asking the removal of Assayer Wing.
First news of her husbands crimes is
broken to Mrs. George Edward
Adams by her pastor, Rev. j. 7. D.
Llywd.
All real and personal propelt, held
in Adams name has been attached in
the effort to recover as much as poss
BILE for the people he has robbed.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-11-27
CHINA INTENDED FOR
+ PRESIDENT IS STOLEN

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-A cable
dispatch to the Herald from Berl in
says the police of Hamburg have dis
covered that thieves have taken a
splendid consignment of Dresden
China which was to have been sent to
President Roosleyelt.
The robbery was perpetrated recent
ly while the China was being convey
ed in barge from Meissen to Ham,
burg, stones being substituted in the
place ofthe the China. The police, in
searching in the domiciles of several
bargemen, found some of the plates,
which were part of the consignment.
These were decorated with the pictures
of the king of England and Miss Roos-
evelet and dedication, andthe inscrip-
tion, From the king of Saxo,y. The
culprit has confessed his guilt. Other
parts of the consignment have been
found in various places along the
Elbe. There is hope that the whole
service may be recovered.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-11-27
SAD RECORD FOR
GAME OF FOOTBALL
Three are Killed. One ParaIyzed and
Dying--Four Other Young Men are
Seriously Injured in the Brutal
Game on Saturday

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-The spoil on
the football gridiron III killed and
injured is heavy today. The killed
are:
Harold Moore, New York. head of
the catapult play in Union College vs..
Rochester.
Carl Osborne, Bellmore, Ind, rib
broken and pierced heart.
Injured:
Robert Brown, Sedalia, Mo-, par.
alyzed from neck down and dying.
Percy Danphy, Detroit, leg broken.
Harry Stagei, Michigan G ivty, Ind,
collar bone broken.
Harry Breisford, Niles, Mich, crush
ed,.
Edward Mausey, Spriongfield, Ill.
crushed.
Many minor injuries are also report
ed
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-11-27

E. +. Sprague left for Seattle on the
morning train today on business.
He will return Thursday or Friday.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-11-27

F. H. Brooks, of the Cashmere
Press, was city visitor yesterday
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-11-27

W. ". Gray, manager of the Chel-
an county Abstract Co., ia confined to
his home today with severe cold.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23
Phone Us
Your Wants
Our Delivery
Is Prompt
Aros. from K. Strathnor,

F. A. Reynolds and Rev. J. T.
Thomas went to Colorado Springs at
! noon last Tuesday for the purpose OF
attending the meeting Of the COM
mite appointed by the synod of Colo
RADIO to locate the Presby terian COL
lege at some point in this state. The
meeting Of the committee, which took
place Tuesday night, was held At the
Antlers hotel.
here the first OF the week for 4 few
days visit with his daughter. Mrs. J..
p. Boyle, while enroute TO Wichita,
Kan, and Muscatine, Ia. Mr.. Martin
expects to make more extended stay
here on his return from the east.
A. E. Headly, whose home is near
Hooper, In the San Luis valley, spent
a few days here the first of the week rs
the guest OF W. A. Chapson. Mr..
Headley. who formerly lived here, is
considering the propriety of again
making his home in this city.
0uR trade has materially increased
in the last 90 days. Why9 Because
people are finding out that our coffees
are fresher than others sell. and they
get ticket with every 35c purchase.
Coolb.ugh's.
DR.. and Mrs. W. I. Little took a
party to the top of the gorge Thursday
in honor OF G. Z Harrison, OF Mobile
Alabama, who is visiting his niece, Mrs.
w. G, Rowland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. O. Mitchell OF Lin
coin PARK, left yesterday for their old
home at Lenox, Iowa, where they will
spend several months visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Smith have
moved into their handsome and ca
pacious new home at the northwest
corner of Sixth street and Greenwood
avenue.
Warden Cleghorn and 7. NJ. Hard
ing left the first Of the week on quail
shooting trip to Oklahoma. where the
birds are reported to be very abundant.
VIZ sell Swiss. Roquefort, Neufchatel,
Canada Cream, McLaren's Imperial.
Cnmembert, Edam and White Cloud
Cream cheeses. G. r. Tanner h Co.
HARD TO BEAT" -four is a home pro-
duction and has no equal, Guaranteed
by the Canon City Milling company
and sold by all grocers.
RIcHxLrru butter, fresh from the
creamery every day. Largest seller In
town, 2i4o pounds sold In October. G.
r. Tanner 4 Co.
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Ready left yester-
day for Salins. Kansas, where they
expect to remain the greater part OF
the winter.
New raisins, new figs. new prunes,
new peaches, new apricots, new citron
etc. @. R. Tanner 4 Go.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23
Fine
Hair
Brushes

We are making a speciality
of fine hair brushes. Brushes
that we know will give you
satisfaction.
Brushes that have merit.
Brushes that the wearing
qualities are of the best;
solid backs: full bristles.
handsomely finished. We
have taken especial care
to get the very newest things
in brushes, both as to shape
and colors.
Our selection of brushes is
very complete. and we feel
sure that we can please you.
The prices are right.
No trouble to show goods.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23
lERFUMES
| AND
| TOILET
| WATERS
| ARE
(, TOILET
.CESSITIES

You can't be too particular
in the selection of your
perfumes.
In buying from US, you
have the advantage of select
ion from the largest stock of
perfumes and toilet waters
in Fremont county. We
carry all the popular odors
and your favorite is sure to
be among them.
We wish to call your
especial attention to the
famous hudrpt, Violet Sec Toilet
Water. They are put up in
beautiful holiday packages
and only cost 70 cents. We
would advise that you buy
now as they will not last
long.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23

Mirrors

Here is an article that
every lady needs on her
dressing table. They are
not a luxury but necessity.
You can't afford to be with
out one.
This seasons styles are
beauties. You can't afford
not to see them. Each mir
ror is made from the finest
French plate glass and the
image it reflects is absolutely
correct. These mirrors come
in all makes of wood: ebony,
snakewood, oak, etc, in
straight or ring handles.
The prices range from 75c
up.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23

D. L. Jump, formerly employed as
salesman at w. D. Combs's grocery es
tablishment, 4l6 Main street, and since
connected in similar capacity with
Twinam's grocery store, on Lincoln
Park, has accepted position as trav-
cling salesman for the CARLY Safe and
Lock company, of Buffalo, N. Y, and
will soon start out on the road. Mr..
Jump is an old employe of the COM
pany and for several years travelled for
it in Minnesota, Iowa and the Da-
kotas. His territory this time will be
Colorado.
Sam Mcdonald, the we'll known
Cripple Greek mining man, who suffer-
ed such terrible injuries in conse-
quence of fall of forty feet in the
Ajax mine a few weeks ago. was
brought to this city by his wife last
Saturday afternon and taken to his
home a: 1913 Greenwood avenue where
he will will remain until he has re-
covered from his injuries. Mr. Nc
Donald stood the trip nicely and is
able to walk about the house. He e1-
poets to be strong enough to make
his way down town by the end of the
week.
Augustine Baptiste, French coal
miner, was brought here last Thursday
night from Portland suffering from
broken arm and other injuries as
result Of being run into by D. & r. G.
freight train near the bridge over
Hardscrabble creek Baptiste Was
taken to the infirmary at the county
farm where his wounds were dressed
and the following day was conveyed 70
his home at Rockvale where he has a
wife and family. He has lived at
Rockvaie for several years where he
has been employed by the Colorado
Fuel d Iron Company.
Mrs. Fannie Jones. of Beaver Dam,
Wis, lately assistant secretary Of the
Rebekah assembly 1. o. o. F., of Wis
consin, is visiting with Mrs. Waldo at
625 River street. She has Just come
from the home of Milby S. Frazier. for
merly a well-known resident Of Canon
City, and reports that he is located in
= comfortable residence in Eagle,
Colo, and has . lovely wife and baby.
Prior to her visit at Eagle, Mrs. Jones
took in the Portland exposition and
the mountain scenery of the Rio
Grande Southern railroad, and says
she has had = most delightful trip.
The business of the Canon City post
Office during the calendar year now
drawing to close viii! show nice in
crease over the preceding twelve
months-in fact, 1905 will be the ban
ner year in its history. or the ten
months now gone every one shows s
larger increase than the corresponding
months of 1904, which indicates 8
healthy condition of business affairs in
Canon City postoffice this year for box
rents and the sale of postage stamps
and stamped envelopes will reach, and
probably, surpass, the $4,000 mark.
William Corner, believed to be one
of the smoothest crooks in the country
was arrested at Florence last Satur-
day morning. Corners long suit is
bank robbery and he is suspected of
having a hand in the robbery of the
Commercial National Bank at Salt
Lake City on the Sth inst. When
taken into custody checks aggregating
between 5000 and 5000, made on
nearly every bank in the United States.
were found in the prisoners pockets.
Corner has been taken 20 Salt Lake
City where he will be held pending an
investigation into his career while in
that place.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23
5ooal ana Personal
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.

bargains
A SEw barrel OF that nice cocoanut
at Coolbnugh's.
MoNELLr sells the eastern, corn fed
beef-best on the market.
FREE coffee served Saturday from 3
to O'Clock p m. at Coolbaugh's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Davis were
visitors in Denver the greater part of
last week.
UssRs of coffee will find it to their
advantage to call st s2i Main street.
Coolbaugh's.
W Bsbberger. photographer. has re-
covered sufficiently to attend TO busi-
ness At his studio
VIZ want everyone passing our store
Saturday 10 stop and try cup of our
3oc flee. Cnolbsugh.
Ma n f FtSNxY, the well known
Chicago piano tuner, Is in the city. He
is always gladly welcomed by a large
numter OF friends and patrons.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23

1AsA AAA eAs0 AAo"O = hob GUY VI CohCCy
Saturday. to 9 p. m. at CoolbauRh's.
Mrs. Chss. Arnold and children, Of
Ration, New Mexico, are visiting 'rela-
tives in Canon.
OLD fashioned buckwheat and YER
mont sap maple syrup. Sure to please
you. 6. r. Tanner 4 Co.
Next Saturday evening will be the
time for the regular election Of officers
in Gate City Circle W. of W.
Mrs. Geo. Crozier returned from the
Boulder sanitarium Thursday of last
week much improved in health.
CALL for Hard to Beat" -four. 1t
is as good as any Kansas wheat -four
on the market. Sold by all grocers.
| c. H. Houston left yesterday for
Pasadena, California, where he will re-
main the greater part Of the winter on
account of i'll health.
E. H. Miller of Indianapolis, Indiana,
was in town last Friday in conference
with DIR. Pitt A. Wade in relation to
the proposed sanitarium in this city.
/ LAT9- IAoihtT blCheOn duu
returned home last Sunday from Colo
rado Springs, where they had been vis-
iting relatives for two or three weeks
The various rooms of the public
schools are busy getting up their
Thanksgiving programs. which are to
he given on the Afternoon preceding
Thanksgiving.
When you want pleasant physic
try Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are easy to take and
produce no gripping or other unpleas.
ant effect. Sold by all dealers.
HARD TO BEAT" -four is made from
Kansas hard wheat. 1t is not adul-
t-rated in any way and makes bread
light. white and good to eat Ask your
grocer for Hard TO Beat" -four.
Miss Pansy Reynolds and brother,
Lawrence, went to Colorado Springs
last Saturday TO witness the football
contest between the teams of Colorado
college and the School of Mines at
Golden.
Matt Lines and family moved from
I
West Fourth street to Canon City yes
terday. The F. & @. G. train schedule
in and out OF caHon was SO arranged
that Mr.. Lines could not be at home
much here.-Florence Tribune.
Mr.. Jack Murch, of Wet Mountain
valley, left for an extended visit to
Australia on Saturday Ye will visit
his brother in that country and. if he
oecioes 70 return oy way Oh England,
VISITING ms aeeo Ho'ner IN DeVonsnire'
""h c'.cu'n1s'e.e 'he siooe oei're
returning 70 oo'ofaoo-
Anson s. Rudd came down from
Boulder last Monday to look after some
business matters requiringhisa attention
ana Will De here most OF the week.
Anson says boulder is the only town in
the state and implies that life is hardly
worth living anywhere else He is
~,
- :, - !. -,
~.
DePu.y couh.y c'erN ho Minor iei1
' ro.y s.efnooh LOT hous.on'
AeAAs, 70 A.'eno khe marriage Oh ms
son, oiyae haocun Mihor' 10 MISS Aoe-
'A'ue Noo'e. "nien was scneauieo 70
oo ".. o'' ~ oeiock inst
n'sh'' ar MINOR VIII return nome
soou' tue nrs' VI Deeenuer anu VIII
Harmon. Who were also witnesses @ 'oi Of
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23
Morrison. Bros.
Cor. 9th and Main.

c. II. Rodda went to Colorado
Springs the first Of the week to attend
the national convention of the Broth
erhood of American Yeomen as the
representative of Canon Homestead
No. 1888.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23
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The Store That Leads"
PREPARE In TIME

Holidays
gins Come
Hcidy Goods
Watch
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-11-23

$t5O,OOO to loan by the
Fremont County Bank IN
small or large amounts ON
personal or real estate secur-
ity or ON stocks, bonds, notes,
or In fact any security that Is
good. We want to increase
our loans. Cali at he Ere
mont County Bank and see
us.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-18
Dire Disasters for the Coming Year

in South Africa and for Brltons In
France.
But April Is TO see something al.
most comic--a great clearance of the
streets of bogus blind and lame beg.
CARS. In this month. too, the Crystal
Palace will be burned.
In May the dreamer's soul reaches
a fine height-one language and a
worlds brotherhood.
Next he sees a vison of farm colon.
les gathering in tramps, vagabonds
and wastrels.
In July many wealthy people will
die. trade will flourish and Russia
will make a rush for India. August
is to sec a bank smash. september
is tc hear some very free speech in
Hyde Park, and October will be dis.
tinguished by the wholesale killing OF
little shops by big stores.
Many railroad accidents and some
coal mine disasters will blacken Nov.
ember. December is to witness dam.
aging tides on the south coast, and 4
host of destructive fires, and On top
of it all Old Moore has the courage
to wish everybody a Happy New Year.
London Telegraph.