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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-14
Very Good.

Eyes, Hunter is really engaged to
Miss Roxlcy."
$50 he was telling me. He says
rhe's not very pretty. but she's good"
Eyes, good for million in her own
right" Philadelphia Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-14
Mntr,,nony ana Thco,orx.

Mntrlmony should end all doctrnal
quibblcs. If the man happen to Re
born pagan md the woman some.
thing else, let them compromise their
differences and become. both Of them.
OF the same filth, Let them cast lots
II there be no other way.-From "The
Bishops Niece" by George II. Picard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-14
Awarded the Contract.

Mr.. r. l.. Garner has been awarded
the contract for supplying Elizabeth
City county with drugs and medicines
during the coming twelve months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-14
BRIDE OF A SOLDIER.

MISS AIkens Married to Mr.. Thomas
D. Gatliffe, Of Fort Monroe.
Mr.. Thomas ID. Gatlilfc, nj artillery
man stationed at Fort Monroe, and
Miss Charlotte NJ. Aikcns. IL well
known young woman OF Phocbus, were
married in The residence Of Rev. Asa
Driscoll yesterday afternoon. The an
nonncement Of the marriage will come
in the nature of IL pleasant surprise to
the friends Of the Young couple.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-14
Death at Soldiers Home.

Death at SoIdler5' Home.
William l.. Cooke, GS years old, who
served with Company c, Fifth New
Jersey Infantry. died in the National
Soldiers Home hospital yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-14

FOR RENT.
$3.50 rents 3 room, Armlstead ave
= .ss,ss9reahittss s room room nJss., ka I've
nnc.
.,' $50 rents room house, ELM ave
street.
1923 rents room house. Holt street,
5000 rents s. room house, Holt Strset.
$3.50 rents s room house, Locust
street
$500 rents 2 room house, with mod.
ern improvements. *
Other houses for rent from $3.50 up.
state, loan monies, write fire insurance;
. Why not let lis rent yours? Sixtden
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-09
bondehem.

Den gamla Hillevid kom dem nu till
notes med en- valkomstdryck skum-
mande oil. Maltiden skulle genast sat
tas fran. SADIE hon, och sedan hon
lemnat drycken at mannen, lade hon
en- duk pa bordet. Huskarlarna kom-
mo in, och kort derefter frambar en-
tarna maten. Kokt RIDING sattes fran
| stora kopparfat, framfor hvar och
en- ladies' EFT br0d, och enhvar at med
sin egen knit. Derefter frambars l0p-
mad mj0lk, och sd var den enkla, men
smakliga maltiden andad.
Da man att, sporde Esbjorn sin
morfader, om han sett Boel nyligen,
men dertill nekade den gamle. bet
a mera an EFT ar sedan han var pa
tinget, da hade han rakat Boel, men
icke n
- Hon ar nu vuxen mo, SADIE han,
smart femton ar. Hennes NOR var
foga aldre, da hon gafs at Axe - men
Boel ar nu vida langre, an hvad Sig
run var. hon ar ocksa ljuslett, som sin
fader. Icke heller du Esbj0rn, minner
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-09
Esbj0rnssonernas odaI.

Nara en- vid bugt af Vettern lag Fro
berga. Bakom garden i norr hojde
sig landet i terrassformade asar, ALA
pa denna It'd skogkladda. Pa nagra
af dem stod b~arrskogen gragr0n och
m0rk, medan pa andra skiftande lof-
trad gafvo en- hanforande omvexling
af olika gr0nska at sluttningarna. At
oster skymtade den rika slatten, men
i soder och vester sagos vetterns kla-
ra vagor tumla DIN, omsom smakru-
siga, leende, solglittrande, omsom ho-
ga, s~kummande, valdsamma, men all
lid tjusande for blicken.
Har bodde Harald Esbjornsson nu-
mera allena, sedan hans dotter Gun
hiid med sin man Peter dragit till den
gard de arft pa ostgotaslatten. En-
gammal syster till Harald, som var
enka, forestod den inre hushallningen.
xnen ute pa aker och ang styrde den
gamle bonden, sasom han alltid varit
van. bet a en- ansenlig gard. Den
hade varit / hans sIagt ALT ifran he
denh0s.
bet hade varit en- It'd. da Esbj0rns-
'sonerna namdes sasom den att, hyil-
ken taflade med Folkungarna | rike-
dom och anseende.
Denna It'd var nu forbi, men annu
voro de h0gt aktade i bygden, och ON
afven deras gardar blifvit delade mel
a flera barn, hade dock alltid huff
vudgarden behallits af aIdste sonen
och pa Froberga hade sedan arhundra-
den tiilbaka e enc Harald Esbjorns-
o eftertradts af en- Esbj0rn Haralds-
SON.. Den nuvarande bonden hade in
gen son | lifvet, hans ION Esbj0rn foil
D striden mot F~olkungarna. Hans iva
dottrar, Gunhild och Sigrun, voro hvad
mar kallar arfd0ttrar och mycket eff
Sersokta af friare. Den aldsta hade
aagit en- man af ansedd slagt efter
Tranders rad, men den gamle Harald
var iangt fran mold med den mag, han
fatt. Mar sa den yngsta dottern fast
sin hug till Axe lekare, var det nog
hennes fader mycket emot, men da
hon var fast / sin karlek, gaf han med
sig sa mycket hellre som hon langa
tider flick STAMINA hemma pa Fr0berga,
ssnedan Axe drog omkring i bygden.
Ofta foljde hon dock sin mar, tills
OGDEN skiljde dem at.
Den gamle Harald stod nu utanf0r
sin stora stuga och sag spanande utat
Vettern. som skummade och fradga-
dies. driven af en- h0stlig storm. Han
var a att Sc dessa b0ljor, och han
tankte f0ga pa huru han Mot af att
Sc dem svalla sn0hvita skumkammar
mot m0rka dup. Han sag, huru solen
br0t fran fran den molnholjda himlen
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-09
Morka tankar.

Morgonen derpa drog Knut Svante-
polksson sina farde, och Esbjorn anda-
des lattare, sedan han FART. Boel syn
ties ju icke sorgsen, Diet var nog bara
en- tom inbillning af honom att hon
betydde mera for Knut an hvilken
AMMAN fri mo for en- yngling med h6f.
viska later.
Esbj0rn sporde sin syster, ON hon
erfarit nagot ON Ingrids f0restaende
gifte, och flick till svar att fru Bene.
dicta sagt Diet ALT maste vara redo
till warren, hvilket annu aterstod af
Ingrids utstyrsel. Nagot vidare hade
icke blifvit sagdt.
Ma, Diet beh0fves ju icke heller,
menade Esbjorn, da utstyrseln maste
vara fardig, stundar val br6llop.
Det anser ocksa jungfru Ingrid,
svarade Boel. och Diet Dir en- ynkedom,
sa hon s0rjer.
Hvarf0r s6rja? utropade Esbj0rn.
Bed henne taga EFT raskt beslut, segla
Oliver vettern till Vestra G6tland och
der blifva Folke Algotssons VIII. bet
ar val icke svart. da hon har honom
kAr.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-09
Riddarsonen och bonden.


M h0rdes hofslag af flera hastar
pa garden, och den gamle skyndade
ut. bet var Boel med slit f0lje, men
delta bestod icke blot af biskopens
stekare med sin hustru och iva sven
ner. med henne foljde afven Knut
Svantepolksson med sex
Den gamle bonden mulnade vid den
ma syn, och annu morkare blef han, da
Knut Svantepolksson sprang af sin
hast, kastade tygeln at en- af sina sven
ner och sjalf lyfte Boel ur sadeln.
Boel rodnade som en- ros och smalog
och sag helt mold it at denna upp-
marksamhet. Hon tackade Knut med
nagra framhviskade ord och skyndade
sedan att helsa pa sin morfader.
-Huru kommer Diet sig, sporde den
gamle Harald Esbj0rnsson, att min
ringa gard far sadana s~torstatliga ga
ster?
- Diet kommer sig af stigmannen
har | %skogarna, morfader, SADIE Boel,
och hade vi icke mott herr Knut Swan
tepolksson, sa vore vi sakerligen ALA
dodade eller florida langt bort i skogar-
ma. Icke akten | rida langre / qyall,
fortfor hon, wand till den unge Knut.
Min morfader skulle lika lila, ON /
icke viljen halla till godo att STAMINA
har Oliver natten.
Salunda u%ppfordrad framforde den
gamle bonden en- trumpen inbjudning
till den unge herrn att STAMINA qvar Of
yer natten. Ansk0nt, tillade han, mitt
hus icke har mycket att bjuda en- sa
h0gattad ungersven.
Men Boel sag pa Knut med sina ia
gerbla 0gon. och han gaf
befallning att sitta af. De skulle stan
ma vid Fr0berga ofver natten.
Stigen da in under mitt ringa
talk. SADIE Harald E~sbj0rnsson, och va
rem valkommen till Froberga!
Sa smart Boel helsat sin morfader
och sin broder, skyndade hon ut for
att bista sin franka Hillevid med rad
och dad. Inom kort bragtes afven en-
valkomstdryck in, skummande mj0d,
som smakade ALA fortraffligt, och sma-
ningom blef stamningen, som f0rut va.
rt nagot tryckt, mera %otyungen.
Knut Svantepolksson var en- n
man, som plagade Wilma ALA genom
slit blida, vansalla vasen. Man skulle
knappast kunna tanka att han var sin
rike och stolte faders attling. Der han
nu syntes vid Froberga, foref0ll han
som en- helt vanlig sven, och ehuru
den gamle Harald icke var mold med
hans ankomst tillsammans med Boel,
blef han smart vanlig och ~obesvarad.
Knut fattade ocksa EFT starkt tycke
for den gamle bonden och hans hem.
Hvad de flammande eldarna gafyo
for EFT gladt utseende at den gammal-
days stugan! Roken, som boljade upp
emot taket l m0rka, r0rliga skyar.
gjorde att stugan sag hogre ut, och de
gamla vapnen kring vaggarna f0refol-
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-09


Jag har sd svart att vanja mig ifran
den tanken att en- gang ia Sc min dot
terdotter som en- redlig bondes hustru,
Harpa foljde alter en- lang tystnad.
ga kom Hillevid in och SADIE till sin
broder att der ute var en- man, som
gick omkring garden och spejade:
jag menar Diet dr. en- at skogs.
gangarna.
- Sa, nu igen, svarade Harald och
lemnade rummet.
Hvad ar Diet for man? sporde
Esbj0rn.
Jag vet icke, svarade hon, jag
sporjer aldrig, hvilka de arc. Skogar.
ma har omkring vimla af skogsgan'
care. Hair s0ker dem ingen. De DO
kolkojor och jordkulor och lefva al
jagt. men de komma ofta till ~gardarna
| grannskapet. De skola ju icke ia
nagon hjalp. Lagen forbjuder Diet.
Men hvad will en- CORA? En- visar dem
nog barmhertighet, babe for deras
skull och for sin egen sakerhet. Har
aro nog manga g~ardskarlar, men hvad
skulle Diet forsla, pm skogsmannen no.
tade sig tillsammans?N
Kara syster, SADIE nu Harald Es'
bj0rnsson, / Diet han intradde. De be.
CARA nu alter br0d och villa gifva oss
EFT ra | utbyte.
Ar Diet din villa att vi skola gifva
dem? sporde Hillevid.
- ia - vi maste val, svarade han,
men syntes lang. ifran tillfreds. Jag
ar en- gammal man, SADIE han, och har
dvalts har pa Froberga sedan min
barndom. men aldrig sag jag skogs.
gangarna sa talrika som nu. De bedja
nu icke langre ON hjalp, de pocka
och hota.
Du horde forjaga dem ifran din
gard, morfader, menade Esbjorn.
bet hvarken kan eller will jag,
svarade den gamle bonden. Mer an
IN man rakar / olycka, Diet ar icke
sagdt att skogsgangarna arc de arga.
ste skalkarna. Mangen sitter pa sin
gard och hedras med herrenamn som
icke ar battre an en- drapsman. Och
mangen gar skogsgang for EFT drap
som var mera Diets fel an hans eget.
Sa lange jag har brod sjalf, delar jag
med mig at skogsgangarna men Jag
sp0rjer aldrig deras MANN. Skulle ma.
gon / sin ordning sporja mig, vet jag
%ingenting.
Tank ON de anfolle garden har,
b0rjade Stem.
Om de Diet gjorde, skulle jag var
ia den, svarade Harald Esbj0rnsson
Kanske skulle jag duka under for Of
vermakten, men Diet torde blifva mera
tungsamt for dem | skogen, sedan den
gamle Harald Esbjornsson icke mera
finnes pa Froberga.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-09
En- L.ekare
SvRxNGALEK OCH vAPENMAkT,
Historisk roman at
M athIida l. b Q.

ga (Forts. FIR. foreg. mr.
Sd gick hon alter tillbaka till sin for
IRA plats. Hon lat sin blick for sista
gangen glida 0fver kyrkan, hon sag
sina f6raldrar knab0ja modern ]
tyst bon, fadern med nedlutadt huff
yud, men med EFT uttryck af tillfreds-
staiIeIse / slit ansigte. Ingrid skaka-
des af snyftningar, och afven Ingegerd
grat.
HARMS ogon sokte sig vag ifran ALA
dessa hennes narmaste till den i kyr-
kans nedre del kn%ab0jande manner,
men en- pelare skymde honom., Hon
kBnde icke mera Sc en- fix af en- bla
Kappa. Da drog hon en- dup suck,
psch EFT par t8rar folio ned pa kinder.
ma Hon forbade genast bort dem -
Diet var bast sa. Derpa vande hon sig
Alter mot altaret.
Nassau var slut. En- klerk kallade
henne:
Kristi brud. ga fran till Kristi
sltare.
Hon gick med vacklande steg och
Foil ned pa kna. Biskopen och ALA
hans klerker folio afven pa kna, Taste
aitaniaa och bedjande ALA Guds he'll
gon for henne. Derefter nedlades hon
pa en- bar. som bars fran till ~altaret,
biskopen Taste Oliver henne afl0snin-
gems ord och gaf henne nattvarden,
hvarefter hon alter reste sig upp.
Sa oppnades dorren till klostret, fly
ia klostersystrar buro ut barren. Nu
forde biskopen den nya kl~ostersystern
till abbedissan, hvilken med hela kon-
ventet stod motande vid dorren. Hans
starka stamina genljod genom kyrkan,
da han med dup rorelse yttrade:
- Sa inf0r Gud och ALA helgon och
uppenbarligen infor den heliga kyrkan
~antvardar jag denna Guds bruds sjal
i dina handlers COMMA och, ON hon
faiier i synd for sin glomskas skuld.
skail hennes brudgumme, Jesus Kri-
stus, aterkrafva henne af dig. Bevara
och g0m denna Guds egendom hos dig
att du. mar rakenskapen skall goras,
ma kunna alter antvarda henne hell
gare, am du mottog henne helig.
Abbedissan svarade med en- af alder
darrande och knappast horbar rost:
o, karaste fader, denna egendom
ar stor och arbetet vanskligt, och icke
Eacker min makt till delta, men ON
jag varder hulpen af dina boner och
tr0star pa Guds hjalp, skall jag CORA
Diet du bjuder.
Sa tradde Karin Svantepolksdotter
in i klostret, och dorren slots ogon-
biickligen efter henne.
SENARE DELEN.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-09

dup ksnsla. A.: = Ma, du DIR for
lofvad, hur kannes Diet?
B.: Harligt. Hvar gang jag ar |
min fastmos narhet kannes Diet som
ON jag tog emot EFT rekommenderadt
BRET!
ofattIist. - Hvad mena med att
"roka f~redspipa?"
= bet har jag int EFT begropp ON!
Jag har annu aldrig rokt On pipa 1
mitt hem. utan att min hustru har gra-
lat pa mig derf0r.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28
HoHumEnr TO ETHAN ALLEN.
To De Erected by Vermont Sons Of
American Revolution.


William J. Van Patten of Burling-
ton, VT. has given the Vermont Sons
of the American Revolution n part OF
the old Ethan Allen farm, known as
Indian Rock, In that city. for the pur-
pose OF the erection OF a memorial
tower to Ethan Allen.
1t is estimated that the tower will
cost about $1,000. Plans have been
prepared under the direction OF Mr..
Van Patten. The design will be Of .
told military order and will be hitting
and appropriate for the purpose. The
tower will be 40 feet high and "a feet
square at the base, the battlements
being wide enough SO that the top
will correspond with the base. 1t will
be built Of marble. to be quarried near
the spot. The tower will be erected
on a spot the elevation OF which is
200 feet. ahording an extensive view
OF the surrounding country.
The history OF Ethan Allen farm IL
Of much interest. Before the revolu-
ton It was owned by 4 tory. who. on
account Of his loyalty TO Great Brit.
ain, was forced to leave the country.
His estate was subsequently conhs.
Gated by the state OF Vermont and the
property turned over to the land com.
missioner Of Vermont. BY him II
was sold to Gen. Ethan Allen. and he
was living upon It at the of his death
in 1883. The farm then became the
property Of Gov. Van Ness. and was
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28
sGLiEvG IN THE FArEs.
Modern Greeks - svpsrstitisvs -
Theie Foes4sthees.

Modern Greeks - svpsrstitisvs -
Their Foes1sthsrs.
Some OF the superstitions Of the
old mythologic religion still prevail
among the peasant classes In Greece"
said DIR. George Horton. Nor are
the educated classes without such BE-
liefs. such ~ that harm ensues from
looking At the moon over the right
shoulder. the belief In the three fates.
the evil eye. the vampires and the
nefeids In general. Dressed In t1ack
and appearing ~ old women. the
fates are supposed to come down from
Olympus three days after the birth
OF child. and to hold q meeting to
determine its fate. Consequently. .
table containing many dainties Is set
out for their invisible enjoynsss:. Es.
peciai care Is taken lest the old ladies
be enrsEed At not having enough good
things TO cat.
NO woman desires to be left alone
after her child Is born. believing that
the ugly old women may become jeal.
Gus and wreck some awful vengeance.
Smut Is therefore smeared on the
faces Of the youngsters SO that his
jealousy may not become excited
The young Athenian women ce-
quentiy go to the ancient tombs rear
Athens. and. calling upon the fa-es.
beg them TO reveal the Identity OF
their future husbands. singi lg:
From the top Of Olympus. where are
the fstes. where 10 my own fatey -
WashInEton Post.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

such space that II can be carried
in the hand satchel. or even the pock.
ct. has been more recently made.
This had been arrived at by making
the handle. ribs and braces all tele-
scoping When the umbrella Is closed
after having been raised the extreme
outside portion OF the ribs close up
under themselves and the braces
break or fold so that the cover Of the
umbrella occupies 4 much less length
than the ordinary umbrella. but the
hulk is somewhat increased. When
the parts are distended they are held
firmly together by the spring bearing
OF the overlapping pieces.
When the umbrella is raised II dif-
fers from others of the ordinary type
In only that II is necessary to pro-
vide an opening at the points where
the elbow In the rib Is formed. These
openings are covered with loose daps.
the presence Of which are not obt:u-
sive. The collapsing umbrella Is es.
pecially designed for travelling people.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28
American er,eIev. Stems sels.

The great I3s karat aquamaiins
found In stoneham. Ne. and probably
the most valuable gem ever found on
tho American continent. has recently
been bought ~ = valuable aeQuisition
10 the crown jewels of Germany. Tho
German prince. while ia this country.
saw the gem at Chicago and admireIi Il
20 much that the government has been
Negotiating for Il ever since. Al tho
Worlds fair at Chicago the gem was
valued at $4,000.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

known for half century - the Gov.
Van Ness farm.
The land fronts ON the beautiful
Winnosh river. The name Indian
Rock was given TO the spot by reason
Of the legend that II was an outlook
for the Indians for long ages before
the white man came to this country.
The Indians OF the Connecticut valley
were wont to make long pIlgrimagcs
into this beautiful valley to forage.
and when near this spot would dis.
embark and send their scouts TO the
top Of Indian Rock to keep an outlook
for enemies. II is believed that the
very old grove Of chestnut trees on
the Ethan Allen farm sprang from
the seed sown by the natives when
they brought nuts TO eat from the
Connecticut valley into Vermont.
The Daughters Of the Revolution
have placed . bronze tablet on the
rock. marking the site upon the road.
side. as being the residence Of Ethan
Allen at the time Of his death. which
ca me from = fall As he ~as driving .
load Of hay.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28
Wer,s's sves. prssvssisn.

The total production Of sugar
throughout tho world 10 about 1000.
600 tons per snnum. OF this quantity
nine.tenihs arc afforded BY the sugar
cane. 3s.ooo."oo toas oe which ara r.
quirsd TO produce the abovs quantity
Of cane sugar. The total value Of the
sugar In the cane. II Il could be ~,
irscsed. would b. about 500. 900. 40.
but oes.Aaif 10 lost IL the process Of
manufacture. q
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28
UMBRELLA THAT FOLDS UP.

0esi0nso for Travelling Men and oeed
fer Abssnt.Aa indsd.
The earliest form Of umbrella had
the faculty Of folding. but for = long
time there has been an effort on the
Part Of inventors to reduce the bulk
OF the rain shield when folded. This
has been done In 4 measure in recent
designs by making = handle which
was detachable, and for the purpose
OF packing the umbrella In q trunk
or suit case this device answered.
An umbrella capable Of folding II
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

Rlvetcr Summcrneid fell 40 feet
from the Williamsburg bridge into tho
water. swan around until picked up
by = tug. came ashore and called for
y ball" There's the simple American
iifs for you.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

The Atlanta coustitutton he's been
trying 10 tell hs readers what the
"Esmsivo" II. aad sron the rcsvit Of
its iabors We are forced TO the COO.
ciusioa that Il would bs coasidssahiy
easier 10 tell what Il isat
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

A letter TO Santa Claus was opened
In Oklahoma the other day. II read:
Dear santa: Am . little Indian
boy. . years old. Please bring me .
typewriter" We guess poor 10 10
coming on oil right.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

A girl In New Jersey eats coal
waste paper. toothpicks. bits Of string.
etc. She seems TO have what might
be called the regular Neg Jersey &C.
topus appetite.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

That Philadelphia Judge may regret
his learned decision on the kissing
question II his wife Institutes manda.
mus proceedings TO make him tel
how he happens to know so much
about Il.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

Prof. a. J. Crooks Of Northwestern.
who gained fame when he told the
students he had never kissed = won-
an. has married. Well. It's never too
.ato to learn.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

The ConEreeationaiist remarks that
ministers would sometimes preach bet.
ter II they read the Wall Street Jour.
nal of'ener But mightn't they be
induced to speculate!
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

II is said that large hats are again
In favor" Are they rot always In fa.
vor' Where Is the woman who is con.
tcnt with less than an acre and half
OF new hat?
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

Twenty women testified that Bar.
bara Long Of Mahony City. Pa, Ia 4
common scold who has = tongue like
n ~hipsa~. II she has \ husband he
deserves to 20 to heaven.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

Harry Lehr is to retire fror, soei-
ETY.. Must be going into impolite
vaudeville.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

A man was arrested down East the
other day for marrying his motherin-
law. 1t was probably on an insane
warrant.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

TIL. dean of the university OF Chi.
cago has troubled the girls there by
disclosing the fact that the average
age OF the graduating coed Is &c.
This explains many things.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

King Alfonso of Spain narrowly es-
capped being hurt in an automobile ac-
cident the ether day. The hoy should
stick to his hobby horse few years
longer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

A New Jersey clergyman advises
girls not TO marry 4 man till they
know all about his past. He must
be a member Of the Race Suicide
club.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

There is something essentially hum.
orous In the dispatch which says that
NJ. D.lcarso Is moving cautiously In
demanding redress from Morocco. lest
the sultan proclaim = holy war"
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

John ]. Dowd. a scissors grinder.
died. leaving fortune Of $4,000.
John vas a sharp business man.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

Homer Davenport. cartoonist, has
Joined young Mr.. Rockefeller's Bible
class. 1t is to be hoped that devout
scriptural study is his only object.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

That new. wonderful telegraphic ap-
paratus. that is said to be capable Of
transmitting 500 words a minute, could
almost keep up with = sewing circle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

The la1iness microbe is known also
by se name Of the hook worm. II is
not surprising that fishermen are
among its favorite victims.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

King Peter Of Servia is tnisy de-
stroying the freedom OF the press In
that country. 1t will probably not
take him long.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

The increase Of suicide among rich
PEOPLE is exciting some people. Have
we not always said happiness could
not be bought with cash?
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

a man in Maryland boasts OF hav-
Ing voted seventy Ave times in his
lie. II he got his money every time.
re must be pretty well fixed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

Philadelphia Judge has delivered
a profound opinion regarding kissing.
that institution having at last reach
ed Philadelphia.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-01-28

Although the king Of bunco men is
dead, there are many OF his loyal sub
tects still alive. And they aren't all
In the big cities, either.