davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1905-03-18
Trustees Est. Jas. Campbell VS.. Mealii
ct al, ejectinent, was continued.
THURSDAY MARCH I6.

ct al, ejectinent, was continued.
THURSDAY MARCH rs.
Territory of Hawaii VS.. Tai Sing and
All Moi Burlary First Degree, J. L. Coke
and j. NJ. Vivas for defendants. The case
against All Moi was Nolle Pros and an
order of mistrial entered in the case OF
Tai Sing, After the trial had progressed
for full day it downed upon one of the
trial JURORS from the evidence that he
had been Grand Juror which indicted
at the October term.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
u q h Sluoipoitot be,
ltintlnt.

u itorio, Crey IT, &omtor Ger
Compiler oCIpmpia" bot Scaelorore
nod Ntoii crboItcrt. mos oobin ans
acleat miro, 0uB Der lompfcr oeu
&crind maiden miro. Nlo0ipoitof 81
crreihen. 3uuGhit ninmt sic .Clpul-
pio" 800 (onucn aohlcn IN Gonor
Elm ln0 Nebt Damn unh 9riitol 9on.
2lInafd. no lie nod 500 (omncn Sob
len DerInOcn miro. Son 0ort pill Ocr
Qompicr oirctt nnh 4ioii iobrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18

iudre i'm Sale bon 0dmorrboioen biel beiier.
ais Gin Finldermiitel obcr Die Euelibieite oes
pcilae9illien iuebe oicie5 aeidbrIicbe 9eibelt
llnr 5eitueiia perbunneH. IS ueroen mlr bic
Snmpiome unierbriidt, ole eigenlicheH urfddleu
Der Blutitodiina uuo Senebeeni8iinoung aber
ndht befeitigt nito oesbnlb ihiieblid MIR Der.
ihlmMeft. Gas 9eite, mas Cs sur 8eeitialnp
oteles ldlrediolen 2eioens eiebt. bas @n5iae,
Sr. SiIsbee's berii6fiiteS od1iorrboibensWsifiel
bon oent B. 9isuiaeoter & 60, 9or 24t6 9feips
glnrt Gin. cine Qrobe foiieHfrci DerienoeH.
tDlogRisSr 7&gN)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
9tirpu'a AiiiitoIr.

9tcupcL II. %aulor. Yeiuia
9iiron lit am 0oro oco NopoQ 2um
piers ,0clttihluno" Don Rem yDorf
ouNctonmcn. Scin 9}onc itcbt niht
oli DER |oiioqIcrltitc. &ou bier &c
gicbt iid 9tiron per Nobu uoh Rori2,
100 cr lpic ca beibt nit einem riiii
idcu @gcnten iibcr oeu @ot uonlors
peoobootcn il llntcrbon0Illuq rcttH
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18

q 0 NJ, II. Sannor. - 9o@ HSonr-
nal Stale" beitreitet oie geitern
pcroiicntlihtc 9todri6t iiber oie8er.
lublug OeS SiguorS Morconi nit
Der Erin5eiiin @iocinto 9tuspoli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
@ntn11 & 3nr1tet1
BUSINESS COLLEGE.

0cr nuf Der 60be Der 3et iieben0e tnters
rlobi6Sulrius III aeldditlit1eH 9ennnl1eh Gle'
lingrnpbie u1b 3npemritiHq.
Seocr Sraouirte in gut be6abIte Steuun9eIi
5dgs nno Nbenold)nlef Jest oilen. Wtdn lpre6e
Dor ooer ihrebe nlI
6Gtun 4 Burnett Gpnege,
9oparos mo HeringiunsSirnbe.
geioe Icepbone. (San7, 1Wh)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18

munocur 0icic3 @clhuuocr9. ucnu
c2 icdcIiertin it, crnonut wcrocl
miro.
Seine &CrlcBunQ Ser 9}cu-
troIjtGt Gbiuo'9.
&rterSburM Il. Eomtdr
Tie uriiiicbcn 9ldttcr protcitrcu &c.
gen Ole llntcrihicbunQ ooB 0icneral
Miihhcufo'& 9ieitcrihu0rmc Ole 9}cu-
rolitdt Gbiuo'2 uerleBcu, ieIbit ucn1
lie, poiiir tein @cmci1 porlicat obcr-
hoIb Ncludnuuua ocu Sioo.NIIB iibcr-
idrittcr oo cin ihmalcr SHcifcu mri
ocn pcitlihcn llfcr Oicica Thiic3
oua0ridIih ais (bcil oc2 aricN2+
iholpIoBc1 rcicrpirt lei.
@Gbrcno Der tiibnc &auoucricuor
! itoB olIf Die iupouiihcn &erbmOluae.
Iinien ais Hhidlitbeo &or}rihen iijr
Ole Npcrutioncn I'M ncteu Sabre be
1rilBt miro. lchut 0cr @Cncrulito6 c5
ub, lin ola GrnlttbiQlmQ iiir ocu @e-
0ontcL 0ub cr ais Norlduicr crnit.
lider rliiiihcr Cpcrotinncu NJ hp-
trobtcn lei. ucltcu ul lolieu
0rr 0oI,i Q,m, ,oirr ,,;4
w.a,.> ...,
" - -, - : . Vt II . IT,
Ectiuh H. 5ouor Nan
"'''oCt ooB OCT SolN' So'llo, meI0er
aus Splo't eit'Io0 ais JoluIADlS-
oo'Io eFPeo''lon III olr neIlIae Stdot
v'''ofuH9' lll'o melNcr 'ld Iegt ~
'"0u oVIlIocI noU HloTtd }lI tollllllelt
pVoolW''HL lull optt lInterDnnol1m-
H'l' i,''l OCT ri'l'l'Nen HeaIrritnN nn-
SUI 'll'pIV'. Nefiler 0elBt 6, DER Soo-
lo' Sol'0 Sooo StI ooll &Iclltltn per-
p'' l'W Ho'r S}'HloiI nocb SbIbct
o'aVo'',
guHmrh y lunQ pom @cfou-
drren.
Ectcraburu, H. Eouuor
| &upana 3uitimn1Inu M elmer gbI,.
mcholun0 uon Wcionocncn cntiprr.
dcn0 ihrcr Mlaic lnN brcm Nopa.
| lit iorhrn bier ciuOcnoiicn Iculor.
mGb mCrocn in @0loc orei rlliiiids
Gii5icrc, Die AM Dem N Der niii=
iden neutrality-suspicious. ac6orrocn
Stronger oGfutcriuoSlou" uun Sen
GopdUcrll AcIulNcn gcnonncn ulu
O''| 0V0ei pFel IopoIlllWe AFIBlete
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o,' -t'u'," W. ",'''[1v' 'oo' WI ~t'
o,"", w |':,''" '''- >D''''
mo,, Son. M,,;;c, on,orn,t ,,,rSn', ,'''''
,{iiiAo o( 49,
e,.,,h.,. ' . = = >,'.''''''', 'p'''
~,,''9'," .,'' "',h t''' ,,!i'. lupu'''p'' "('t
] o,..n, "'.''a oe'' ~ ''lV'''''' '''''''''
ta',' ~, .'U,I" 13o "''''2o'lu''''''''
,.,,, =, "''N' '~ ,"p' -. r2 W., "'',V "lu'.e'
nr,,to 9,I,'';t, ,''''''' ;n ~ 'oU' NV .''V
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lin
6orbip nornie,rroi = -,
9;c sritc 0Uintcrnnit On, WifnG,
ionaf >nier SohoI;n - h;or oi,oe
troiirn cic britonn ,ns % 1chf;t
tcr n;c nan qoO A,nnc, ,o,n',cn
,rrrhen ms ,,hcrihri,t n;o ,,,sir,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
Nuf Ncm 0eimtucgc.
StOiicI ihifit iid in NnNninfi uudl
!linricillc Gin.


FoFo''r'F rll''''U' N'I5I'rc poIIcIl
Wcln in lIpbrrf,,n m3hrcuN sir
Soloolell lclt WtolIolCh tFllleH
onlN rrholtcr hottrr 1},rh
leczGonlnllnloH nnmHt gauge
ct5be ,or ~o,f,nrcrtcr crt,c,o,,
SScltcrc@ llbcr oIc hur5IIhcn
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Icrlc. - &uropdtttna Ncriht an
,,, U,,.,. >,,,,,. :. >,.
NtunohlWci rc0cu iiCb 2lus
n;. o,,.y.e.
''"'' 80" >'' '''' '''''"'" WIZ
@ort 9lrtbur.
" q q q | l. Il, >>o''l'0F' Wy
'''tol Slo'leL '''nc WoIlI'l 'l''o 600
o'!ort' 2,''nC'L ''l'lW''Bl'p OCT H'.
, ,.',"'t e6,'o' orV''" -, l '''o Up.''''U,
n3; S'%;' ~, ,",,"', W., ,rr ''''''t''g ] o,s ",,>
,,i nc,,, ;r,,,;i;i,hon 7>,n,,,for NJ,
itr,l;nnn nnn hinr ,,n,b 0r,r;r;nc " ,h
mi"rn ncr r,,,;i;,bcr G1iii,inro ,n,rI,,
n,n ;h.o, 0a,t.;,no, hn.,Io;+ot Tu.
-0,,,,,ior >,,nft, nn,, ,,,o,, ,;.,4 49,,
olimh,,,h nnn ,o,meo1Ln;. ,,,rI,;,,,
un, >an .,,no;;,,,>am p,.i;o,, eo;nn o.,
I,,o,,ka;4 ,, -. ,,son ;a, ;,s,, 81,
;.,n.,.,,,,,ea So ~. n,,,1, -, ,,n4on.;.,,-
tor Nnn,,;iho 7I,tton,3f;,;cr, 81 h;o,
t,n M ~, I,'Nh9, ,,,.;a,, '''
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,'i "";.V" > M '"l',i,yG4 r,';;.,. = 'o,,' M ogo,4r,
, ;..a, 'p Ga ''" nnn -" 49, ..., ~. [sa[>
~, v ,t,ta,t,, ~ ,,@,-> y > -, ,>'.,',
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y 1T '''' H.
Fort@ H. &omIor -- Nlc9{oro'
zee COMMUNION blclt Dclttc lrl glI@'
mortlQel Hlmt cnc Sl6ltllg bel &c
lhloncnen Sblrcn 1mo nubm cine
Observation-Disclosures Der Gln}eInbcl
ten 0c@ tSullea pon DcIoen Stlten
, ,"'"'"S,, Sh,., '",'[', ,t :" 'p,'l te't ,S''"
sl' r., ,,','> ~" nn NV" :5
irn iett ibnr nob Nic G,riirn in il.
rrr 0lraeinnrhcr;cburo oni ;hrcr irii.
hcrrn Ncho,nt,no britrhrn n9nlih
Nor iih a, SER }cit in mcId,rr no5
ruiiiihr 0iticc 0,cirbnohrr oni nrr
0Gbc Ser Ypoocrbonf mi Die cno.
Jiidpu 1SiIhrrhnntc fr,icrtc 4boti1f.
Iih iononiIrhc 5ornchnbnotc hcion.
0cn.
Iic britiife 9lnQobc ucrfolQt Die
nomlihen Sl1len mic l6on Trilbcr
ol9c9cbcn, mlo ut 10 imlIongrelN,
ooB orcl Wtonncr erroroerllb mnren
I'M olc Sotlllllclltc 5ll troaelL III lpcl'
Nen olc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oer3eld
nel NOR GIllc @ll}oDl NIlNcr an"
9l'll 'oll III DER lo1'tch Wo0e al9
o.''"'' "'' o'' e''''''''i''''' '''V''
''''''
y II I 0 yer y 4 III y Cr Qfs
toPeft
(otlo H. Somlor - Gin lopo.
lll'der Sntpcoolo9er bat ocll bollOl-
ol6en Gonp1cr oMlIbeInllnc," >" lpcls
der elnen Cargo aobIcn ulIi hcr
}nbrt bon Cardiff @nlea, nod &Ia-
olpo'tod bringen lolltc, geItcrn in Der
(lnblmd-StroBc gptopcrt ltn0 nod
Snlebo gclhlcppt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
GataitrOpBe III
NOrtucgcn.
% W|CnIdJCn bnrdD &crNitnrS nuO
Nlntbiucllc um0CfOmmcu.

NIhtDucllc lllll0ct0nlmcll.
9lbIcbcn Scr @roBbcr5oaiul Goroliuc
uon Sohicn @cimor. - Nopog
crtldrt cine 2ipiocnoc pou ncun
@ro5cnt. 9}cuc W}iniltcr fiir
Gronfrcicb, lGncmorf luo Ccit.
reid. - &n Scr ihmor}0clbcu
M}onorNic jo0 5lw 2lbmcd)4hmg
elm porIomcntoriihc2 aobinct
cin0cicDt wcrocn. @rdiiOcut
|, Youbcfa 0}uttcr bccroiat -9Iocb
fciuc bciricOjacn0c 2urfflarmQ
iibcr Ocn GOO oc4 0rputmtcn
Sppetou.
GGriitiuniu NuruCQcu, Il.
%onuur. - 80 Nicuihcn limo om
Somito0 5u Noc2Oul n0r0licb uou
@CrQcL 0rrh cincn @crQinm5 m'2
&cbcn gctonucn. Cine Wioiic Ecl
len uno @cr0Q itiirjtc pl0Blih bon
Den lmlliCNcn0cu Bergen in 0en&0u
uuno Zee herub. uno Ucruriudtc
cine 20 SUB bobc @cuc, wcIdc ilbcr
bic bcnohbortcn llicrl0n0crCicn icd
tc. @0iricr ARcnichCn uno &icb
umOcn pon Ocu Nlttbcn iortgcriiielL
lulo mon mciB, 0oB 80 Ecrioncn ben
600 ion0Cu, obAlcid iolueit ur pier
&eihCn mi0cflln0cn ur0c1 Gin
bcitigcr Shrnl cr5lpona bcltc Die
Giuitclma 0cr llntcrltiBlmQa Pr
bciteu inOCm Die bcnodburtcn 81.
itrittc Ourcb ou1 llmucttcr obQcbnl.
ten ucrocn, 6irIic jl itbidcn.
@roBbcr5oQin 6 arc Il c
Gcltorbcn.
g9cimor Il. San. - @roBber.
5oNn Caroline pon Sohicu @Ci.
NOR iturb heutc al &lmgCucnt5iin,
Dung, lueI6c ourd rincn 9lHinl Der
Grippe bcrbciQciiibrt murOc. Qie
&Critorbcnc bate in 1881 0o3 %iht
Der @clt crblicft.
Erin3ellin Caroline Gliiubctb >SO0
NcuB 0ltcrer Sine ulWoc om l3.Ml'
Ii 1881 81 Grei5 Qcborcn. ,$hr 9ru,
Scr Scinrih Scr &icrlmo}mon5iAite
lit 5lw Belt Der rc1icrcnoc GilrlERcuB
0ltcrer 2iuic, Nrci Shmcitcrn trait
ert nit Dem 8rlGcr Inn Die 10 friIb
0ablngegonacne.
Iic &ermGbIunQ Der &rIn}cilin
Caroline nit oen rcQicrcnocn WroE-
bcr3og BON Neimor bottc ON 30.
9IpriI 1908 III @iIdcbur0 Der @c.
brt9itoot ihrer pCritorbencn Wfllttcr,
itottqcilInbCn. Der ErnnmN uobn-
ten &oiicr @ilbelm Die &onigil
@il6elminc pom 0ouono uno 5obl'
reide Nrin5en lnO Erin5cilinncn bcl.
aoitbore Soh5citSgeihcnfc beNleite
ten 6ic @lidmiinihc Der bobcnScrr'
ldnfteu.
ISnl 9hlgult 1903 fnmen Qiel6lm.
gen, OoB 5lpiidcn Ocm @roBbcr3og
uno ieincr @euoblh crnite Gerltim-
mlu1gen cingetreten icicu, Ueil Scr
junqcn 6rou Die itrengc 5ofz6tifettc
81 llitig mar. 9ie 0illtcrCn gSoltcn
am Gbebimnlcl per5oQcn ii6 IcOoh.
no1oem cine MISUNDERSTANDING
in ocnl 0ofitoot poll5ogen morocn
mar.
@opog'S cute GerOienite.
@omburh II. Snnlor. - Die
Iirettoren Scr oSanbltrg.Nmerlfo'
niidcn 9onpferlinie" beidloIicn
Deiltc, Die 3o6llng elmer 0iniocnOe
Don nei1 Erojcnt 5u cnpicblen. Sic
9tettosGinnobmen Der Gonlpognie be.
tulgen $I500,0O0, mopon $l5OOOOO
Der Neierpe einperleibt per0en iollen.
Ger 8erfoti uon Tompfern uno Die
groBe 9htsoebntnq Der nit Der rlllii-
iben 9tegieriln9 perri1teten Seld)0ftc
mnren tbeilmciie peruntluortlid) iiir
oel rngupobnlib groBen Erofit
Gin par(omentnrii6ca 6 ca g a.
biuct fiir Oeitrcid Of.
Micm H. Sonlor - NSll 5iper.
l1iiigcn porlonlentoriihen areiien
miro uitgetbcilt, odB bGuiigc Gonic.
rcn5cn 5piihcn Dem neucn oItreihi-
ibcn @renlicr euti6 pom sSronfen-
.L,,.,, ans >0li+,finNpr,, Sn,. t,nriH,in So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-18
1tnterridlt

fiir Sitter, Gnitarre nHb Waanbufine eribeiIi
biz Snr botitet stnsbiLouna 8. e.pdnieir, pr.
42i: 8. %. 'ptons Dlabifon 1851 ".
lClt23. .1&G.tD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30

because fashionable Americans have
more money than other folk aud are
more reckless in spending it they have
taken the lead il the social carnival for
which the killing OF grouse merely fur
nishes the excuse. 1t matters nothing
90 them that the birds slain 10y them
and their guests cost them from $40 TO
SO apiece and can be bought In the
market for "a mere fraction Of these
sums. II is for the social eclat--the dis
tinction Of being In the swlm--that they
ungrudgIngly pay the difference and
consider that they got fun value for
their money.
The shooting season began on Aug
70 and lasts three months. During that
period it is estimated that. directly or
indirectly, on account of its grouse,
500 900 600 viii be expended I'm Scotland.
or this sum t2.O0OO0O goes for the rem
tai Of moors and shooting rights. and
the larger share Of the balance Tor en-
Nertainments. social distractions and
high living generally Sun the eXpend-
ture which might be properly charged
to the shooting account-provIding GIL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30
IGNORANCE OF THE SEA.

Capt Eaempf Of the Deutschland was
entertaining n little group OF passcn-
gers with sea stories.
"Why is &C. said Capt, Kaempf chat
landsmen are so ignorant Of the sea
Seamen are not ignorant Of the land.
1t Is only, I'm fact, through knowing the
land well enough TO avoid II that sea-
men keep their ships a0oot
But landsmens ignorance of the sea
lit Is deplorabe
On Bremen one day ! saw a farmer
looking at the shipping IN the harbor.
A longshoreman WAS explaining the
shipping to him. Finally ! heard the
lougshOreman say,
ut Is low water sir
"The farmer took his pipe out Of his
mouth and. pointing It solomnly to-
ward a heavily laden tramp steamer
that was passing
at is u good thing for that vessel
going past that It Is low water he said,
The waters near over the edge OF her
now New York Times,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30

TO a socmI campaign Tho lodge Is an
unpretenuous one and not particularly
suitable for the entertainment Of large
parties, There are 10000 acres I'm tho
shooting, which should yield abundance
of grouse, at least 10 stays and various
quantities of ptarmlgan, woodcock,
snipe, hares, etc, The total expense,
including rent and extra servants for
this place. viii be not far from $4,000,
so Mr.. Roosevelt's grouse Will cost him
an extremely low price as grouse 90.
Richard A. McCurdy president OF tho
Mutual Life Insurance company of New
York, has taken Braeroy, IN Inverness
shire, and will entertain some Of his
intimate friends there during Septem-
Der and October Some rather large
parties may be conveniently taken care
OF at the lodge, as ~ has been nearly
doubled in size since last year There
are 10000 acres Of good moors. when
extend over the whole upper valley OF
the Roy and the upper series Of the
famous parallel road Of Glenroy. The
rent for this property is $4,000 Based
upon the number Of birds killed upon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30

most elaborate kind.
Besides the shoOtinRs which 10 with
the 2lS0O acres belonging % the Be9u-
fort Castle estate OF Lord Lovatt, Hen
ry W. Phpps has acquired the grouse
moors and deer forests known as Bob
lainy, Convinth and Familiar while J.
s. Ihipps has taken Glendoe In all
the Messrs Phipps have leased 63, 600
acres, which, however showed a low
Yield OF grouse last year In fact, only
about 1000 birds, But this was more
than made up for by the number Of
other game captured which included
more than q hundred deer $4,000 pleas
ants, 1000 cartridges 1000 harcs 10000
rabbits besides liberal quantities Of
black game, WoodcoCk and teal. The
rents paid for these properties aggre-
gate fully $4,000, and the cost of en-
tertaIning, etc, Is estimated at twice
that amount The Phipps grouse win
le valued az about 81 each, without
adding the cost of shooting gilies in the
closed seIsou, one of whom was mis-
taken for poacher by the young MI
Ph.pps an July
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30

grouse. exclusive Of the purely social
sijo. win easily be S.. with The social
mixture added SIS per bird Is rather
under than otcr curr,ct estimate.
colonel oliver u. PAYNE viii make
\oyag in Ross-ghro the seen" W that
lavish hosnIulty Gov which he ls fam
Gus and o.u go vcll afford Noyar iH
ABA excellent sporting and residential
estate, with large and handsome man
sion HNd extensive sbuutIngs yielding
100 kinds 0t Highland game Assuming
tnut colonel Hawr's grouse bag equals
'haJ which the property yielded last
year, lis grouse VIII cost him ST.
apiece, as his social events are Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30

lies, heaters. pamekecpers dogs guns,
conveyauces for guests. lunCheons etc.
is heavy one, When To- the rental
and running OF the moors is added the
cost OF the social diversions FOR which
the slaughter uf the. grouse furnishes
the preteyt. each bird killed represents
at a moderate estimate, an expenditure
OF 49,
AMERICANS PAY MOST.
or course the Americans viii achieve
the distinction OF paying most for their
birds. lu the aggregate the number Of
Americans who have leased moors Ia
not large yet they pay more than $500
600 in rentals, ana probably VIII spend
at least i've times that much I'm MAIN
tanning their regulations for generous
hospitality and lavish expenditure. TAX
ing into account all their expenses dur
ing the season, IL Is estimated that each
bird b1gged on the moors they lease
win really cost them about $40 II only
tho rental and the actual expenses OF
running tho moor and the shooting
are taken into consideration each bird
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30
JAPANESE MUSICAL lNSTRU
MENTS

Tho curious objects illustrated I'm the
cut are musical Instruments popular
I'm Japan. These devices are very
strange TO an occidental and the
sounds produced with thcm are equal
~ weird and Wwolodious. The names
thcy beer are quite as unfamiliar as
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followed her into the chapel Here he
found some 40 women gazing with ex-
pressicns Of earnest devotion at
q couch ON which rcrlIned a beauti-
ful woman Sister Ruth-clad I'm costly,
cllngmg garments, At the foot Of the
couch knelt woman holding a bounc-
ing boy baby dressed in snowy white.
1t was the Divinity whom he had
been summoned I'm such haste to record
on the official census papers Of Somer-
setshirc. Besides himself PigEott and
his secretary We're the only men pres
ent. Piggott said he was the father
of the child ana his name was 80 en-
tered. The name Of the mother was
given as Ruth Anne Preece The name
of the child was recorded rs Glory
Piggott. It IS hardly a name 10 COM
jure with, but faith gets q heap OF
things including sense OF humor
And no doubt the Agapemonites will
In due time recognize Glory Piggotts
hereditary claim TO the Messiah ship.
After the official part or the business
was over the registrar was invited TO
remain and witness the christening
ceremony which took the form Of an
elaborate Qualification NJ the little
stranger Apparently he IL regarded
wish as much reverence by the strange
sect ms is his father, though what par
ticular place he takes among their
diynities no one knows
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KNEW HER TOO VEL.

She reached for the strap
III YOU wanted 10 go swimming she
said, why didn't you ask me, instead
Of running one"
Because ! wanted 10 50 swimming"
the boy blundered between the strokes.
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Escaped From Penal Settlement
By Exchanging Clothes With
Murdered Sailor
OFFICIALLY DECLARED DEAD.
Wcbt Back to Paris, Fell Into Evil
Nays, Vas Identified aud Caught
As Nine Years Before.


~ ARTS, Sept 2o-lr Joseph sporn
IL had not yielded TO that craving in
heront IN an Freuchmcn 70 return
TO the lana OF thelr h'rIh ne WouId
not now Doe awaiting shipment, with the
next batch of conyicts. 10 the penal set-
element In French Guiana. And there
by hangs O. taIo.as romantic as any re.
lated iu criminal nctlou
-
LN'oh AMI ENlLE'
Nine vaarq ago Sporp was sentenced
ia sight yaara' hard labor and 20 veers
oyilp for burelarv He was rr.nsportad
Nm French Guian1 ia sarye ouT the fret
part of his sentence. 4 wear after hi,
arrival II chanced that he was set to
work cutting PUSHES by the riverside,
a few DAYS before and thrown the body
into tho water. While Sporu was hack
ing away at the rushes he spled ths
corpse floating down stream. lie had
had no hand m the murder but his
auick yyit saw "A brilliant opportunity to
pront bv il. His worl, carried him 10 a,
poiut where he was screened from OBJ
seryation bv any of the prison guards.
ne swan out into the stream and
brought the body ashore Then ha
dressed himself I'm the clothing Of tba
dead sailor and transferred his own
convict garb 20 the CORPSE.
-.
TOWARDS IHE RIVER
Setting the latter adrift again he
made tracks towards the mouth OF the
h n e nav ,a u'S ' ag,Ib ho,riondo5
XIV, w. s,,. a sroor nufcb stea,nes
n"ar the shore and managcd 10 attract
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TEMpTED FORTUNE TOO FOR
IN MEMORY oF A PIG.

The gavesJone herewith illustrated
was contributed by an eccentric gem
llcmsn farmer named Taylor Of Wors-
lrv England. in grateful commemora-
ton of q pure bred Berkshire on his
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are the sounds they emit The SAINT
sen, q stringcd instrument Is the most
common. II is found everywhere in
Japan and is used by all classes. The
schosch has twelve pipes. The slaku-
hach is sort OF flute and there Is
another Of bamboo called the fuye. The
telkln and the koklu are also much
used. When these Instruments are
heard In combination the effect is in
descrbable.