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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
MEN LIVING ON cocoANvTs.
Cahi" StaT on Tanning Islands
Found Without Provisions.

NlHto-.s R-itfsA Columbia r~r. "a
II" steamer NsoCers witch arrived yes-
;c-Esr :~ors Australia .~--r-,s csa. Whta
shs ---!-': a, I'sn-i:s I..s.d she cable
S:a~ We. s!tso.: rro-..s Ds and w-.s
living @. Cs~.arE,s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-07

| day they are already Overspoiled and
divert themselves only too much. l
shall reply, first, that one may suggest
ideas. indicate directions, offer Oppor-
tunities for amusement, without max
ing any regulations whatever. In the
second place, l shall make you see that
you deceive yourselves in thinking
youth has too much diversion. Aside
! from amusements that are artificial,
enervating and immoral, that blight
life instead of making it bloom in
splendor, there are very few left today.
Abuse, that enemy of legitimate use,
has so befouled the world that it Is be-
coming difficult to touch anything but
what is unclean; whence watchfulneSS,
warnings and endless prohibitions. One
can hardly stir without encountering
something that resembles unhealthy
pleasure. Among young people Of to-
day, particularly the self respecting,
the dearth Of amusements causes real
suffering. One is not weaned from this
generous wine without discomfort. I'm
possible to prolong this state of affairs
without deepening the shadow round
the heads of the younger generations.
w T. luuSt COlilc " tuclE blu. Ouf CA1l-
dren are heirs of jOyless world. We
bequeath them cares, hard questions.
life heavy with shackles and COM
plexities. Let us at least make an ef-
fort to brighten the morning Of their
days; let us interest ourselves In their
sports. find them pleasure grounds,
open to them our hearts and our homes;
let us bring the family into our amuse-
ments; let gayety cease to be COM
modify C export; let us call In our
sons, whom our gloomy interiors send
out into the street, and our daughters,
moping in dismal solitude; let US null
tiply anniversaries. family parties and
excursions; let us raise good ,humor in
our homes to the height Of an institu-
ton; let the schools, too, do their part;
let masters and students = schoOlboys
and college boys-meet together often
er for amusement. 1t will be so much
the better for serious work. There Is
no such aid to understanding ones pro-
fessor as to have laughed lin hfs COM
pany, and, conversely, to be well I'M
derstood a pupil must be met elsewhere
than in class or examination.
And who will furnish the money?
What a question:, That is exactly the
error. Pleasure and money-people
take them for the two wings OF the
same bird, A gross illusion. Pleasure,
like all other truly precious things in
this world cannot be bought or sold.
II you wish to be amused you must do
your part toward 1t. That is the es-
sential. There is no prohibition against
-
and find 1t desirable, but I assure you
it is not Indispensable. Pleasure and
simplicity are two old acquaintance
Entertain simply, meet your friends
simply. II you come from work well
done. are as amiable and genuine as
possible toward your companions and
speak no evil Of the absent, your sue
cess Is sure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-07

life. and do not speak OF philosophers
only. How do you think II man can be
amused while he has his doubts wheth-
er, after all. life is worth living? Be
sides this. one observes Il disquieting
depression OF vital force. which must
be attributed to the abuse man makes
OF his sensations. Excess OF all kinds
has blurred our senses and poisoned
our faculty for happiness. Human na-
ture succumbs under the irregularities
imposed upon IL. Deeply attained at
its root. the desire TO live. persistent in
spite OF everything. seeks satisfaction
in cheats and baubleS- In medical sci
ence we have recourse to artificial res
piration. artificial aliInentation and GAL
vanism. So. too. around expiring pleas
ure we see n crowd OF its votaries ex-
erting themselves to reawaken it. to re-
animate it. Most ingenious means
have been invented: II can never be
said that expense has been spared.
Everything has been tried, the possible
and the impossible. But IN all these
complicated aIembics no one has ever
arrived 1t distilling Il drop OF yeritable
Joy. We must not coufoUnd pleasure
with the Instruments OF pleasure To
be painter. does II suffice to arm
oneself with a brush. or does the pur-
chase at great cost OF Il Stradivarius
make one n musician? No more, IL
you had the. whole paraphernalia OF
amusement I'm the perfection OF its in
cenuity. would IL advance you upon
your road. But with n bit Of crayon
a great artist makes an immortal
sketch. II needs talent or genius TO
paint: and to amuse oneself. the facul-
~ OF being happy whoever possesses
Il Is amused ut slight cost. This facul-
~ is destroyed by skepticism, artificial
living. overabUse; IL is fostered by con-
lidence. moderation and normal habits
OF thought and action.
An excellent proof OF my proposition.
and one very easily encountered, lies
in the fact that wherever life is sim
pie and sane true pleasure accompa-
MES IL as fragrance does uncultivated
flowers. Be this life hard, hampered.
devoid OF al things ordinarily consid-
cred as the very conditions OF pleasure.
the rare and delicate plant. JOY. -four
ishes there. II springs up between the
flags OF the pavement. or an arid wall.
in the fissure of rock We ask cur
selves how IL comes and whence. but 1t
lives. while in the soft warmth of con-
servatories or In fields richly fortified
YOU cultivate IL Ut n golden cost TO see
IL fade and die in your hand.
Ask actors what audience is happiest
at the play. They Will tell You the pop
ulaf one The reason is not hard TO
grasp. To these people the play is an
exception They are not bored by II
from overinduleence. And. too. TO
them IL Is n rest from .ruce ton. Tie
pleasure they enjoy they have honestly
earned. and they know its cost as
they know that OF each sou earned by
the sweat OF their labor. More, they
have not frequented the wings. they
have no iltTigues With the ACTRESSES.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-07
CHAPTER VII.
a..,


no you find life amusing in
these days? For my part, OH
the whole. IL seems rather de-
- pressing. and I fear that my
opinion Is not altogether personal. As
] observe the lives OF my contempo-
raries and listen to their talk I find
myself unhappily confirmed i'm the
opinion that they do not get much
pleasure out OF things. And certainly
IL T. not from lack OF trying. But II
must lie acknowledged that their sue
cess Is meageT. Where can the fault
bel
Some accuse politics or business.
others social problems or militarism.
We meet only an embarrassment OF
choice when we start To unstring the
chapIct OF our cHTking cares Sup
pose we set out I'm pursuit Of pleasure.
There Is too much pepper In our soup
to make II palatable. our arms are
filled with n multitude OF embarrass-
ments. any one OF which would be
enough To spoil our temper. From
morning till night. wherever We 20.
the people we meet are hurried. wor-
ried. preoccupicd Some have split
IntlI EDtu III AA4t ALA~tt A0lt fO'l-
fIcts OF petty politics; others are dis
heartencd by the meanness and jeal-
ousy they have encountered in the
world OF literature or art. Commercial
competition tToubicS the sleep Of not
a few. The crowded curricula OF
study and the cXigenciCs OF their open
ing careers spoil life for young men.
The working classes suffer the couse-
quences Of n cCascless struggle. IL IS
becoming dIsagrecabIe to govern BE-
cause authority il diminishing: TO
teach. because respect Is vanishing.
Wherever one turns there il matter for
discomfort.
And yet history shows US certain
epochs OF upheavaI which We're rs
lacking In idyllic tranquility as is orr
own, but which the craveSt events
did not prevent from being gay II
even seems as IL the seriousness OF az
fairs. the uncertainty OF the morrow
the violence OF social commissions.
sometimes became a new source OF
vitality. IL Is not n rare thing to hear
soldiers singing between two battles.
and I think myself nowise mistaken IN
saying that human joy has celebrated
its finest triumphs under the greatest
tests OF endurance But 10 sleep peace
fully on the eve OF battle. or TO exult
mt the stake. men had then TIE slim
illus OF an internal harmony which
we perhaps lack Joy Is rot in things;
it II In Us. and hold 10 the belief that
the causes OF our present unrest. Of
this contagious discomfort spreading
everywhere. are in Us at least rs much
as In exterior conditions.
To give oneself UP heartily TO diver
sion one must feel himself on a solid
basis. must believe in life and find IL
within him. And here lies our weak
ness So many OF us-even. alas. the
xoppSer-men ARE at var.a1ee with
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-07

In coal it Is quality that makes
heat, it's quality that retains 1t, 1t Is
quality that makes possible con-
sumption of 80 per cent o; the
combustible part of 1t, leaving q
light, clean ash: lastly it's quail
ity that lessons your fuel bill
you're not paying for dirt, refuse
or unburnables. The coal we ham
die, both hard and soft, deserves
all the good things we and our
patrons say for 1t. A ton will talk
as loudly as q carload.
E. G. FRAZER
Telephone 1888.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-07

CTo be Continued Next Saturday,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14
Sra Cuba.

Sultan Genoopa ioO forIeSeu SpeIo
peo Wiooagsborbet me0 lin 6arnilie |
fin 9oIig pan ben nnben SIDE Of Bug
ten PEG Sortiago, oa 8 8spere Tom
mo % iremlaghe en- i~friftItg 6cr.
bring paa $4,000. Geubopo er en-
ria amerifanif 9anfier, % ban er
agent for 8aros GompifibSlinie.
Rsperne piIbe bortfsre BAN Iom @to'
lei; men eiter nogen &arldmenterer
lope6e ban at betale Dem $4,000, %
Sc off FIN Sci. Gaeen efter reilte
GenScpa inb til Santingo % fit Hert'
aene, iom ban ooerleoereoe til 6e'
perte uoe pda @itgier. De er ale
SponioIer, % ben eue aienfietstes
iom en- Of abmiral Geroeras gnaoS'
meto. Wr. Genoopa iprlonger Be
ifpttelie Of ocn cubnnife 8egjering %
ben amerifanife aoniill &oiS &. so.
Iabou. Sans 6amiIie leuer / 2fr9f.
gpliti er paa Sogt efter Isoerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14

OF mere Snab 90 tro paa Oct aooes
Seier. @uperrtsr 8oIf flyer, at ben
MI paagaaenoe Saat efter "9oooIerS"
og "@roiters~ ira oen enc Gnoe al
9anoet til ben nnben life er ct Sibnes.
bpro ON moraIT GoroGrpeIie. men
ON moraIif Spuaageu. 9eitiffeiier
off iipana ogiaa | t~ioli9ere Gage; Sc.
gisloturerne bar Tnoebuler, og uret.
ierbigt erbperpeoe Genge bar en- aob
8are, Sngeu brso liz ON at fore.
'taee nogcn Sprenifuiua. "a fom
aiIsrineerne | 81. 2ouis, I Minnc.
apoIis ca / ar,Sre gper, % Solicit
paagneoe. 9ampen MOB llRrIigbeo
ilSen gmbeosperfet Git ira 8p til
gp ira Stat til Stot. 3ette brr
opmuntre ale @enncr At en- COB SC.
gieriug.
Gen optimiitilfe @uperner mener,
at Ri M er TONNE no at aommerciol'
ismens 5iosaISer og into I Soealerues.
SpsrgsmaoIet er life iprgere. bporle-
bes man fol bli rig men bporlebeS
mon ifal gisre Het. 0oIlaren er life
mere ioa mqgtig, iom ben bar. 50.
ben gienoinber fin Magt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14
reocr 6reurpfnins til ct npt Sooeo-

reoer 6reuirpfnins iii ct MT Sooeo'
flag.
Sra ct. G~etersbnra m~eSSeles, al
G5aren lfal hare faoet ge.Rnfeliahe.
Der peo at title Murdnieff / 5pioieu
Tor Den r~lisiiife Delegation iii 6reos-
fonfereuceu ! @%nibinstou. 3ette ltal
i9rlig ifpIoeS Gnaoirfning fra 6reos.
partiet ] ct. 8~eterSbura Tom inqen
Si!tro nGrer til Miirauieffs nipIouru.
title aIegt. o. mauge rlisitite Blade
bar leoeret beftige augreb poa bom.
De meter, at ban euoog truoe bare
Wfanb ior at forltprre oct belle, iau
oct ilet ingeu 6reSsNutnit0 bleo al.
Sniolertio or 10 @turauieft o~tiicieIt
nonGout iom G5osens 3eprpieutnnt,
oa ban bar oIlereSe fisbt Billet meS
Oamperen "auiier @iIbelm Der
@roSie", iom afreiier ira gberbourg
ben 26oe Sitli, men ne0 eli au6ienS
poa Siottet iorIeoeu Gag mootoI
GSaren BAN meget fisIiat og ptreSc
Inil, ON NuropieiiS, "SeIbreo tilloo
BAN at foretage Ben LANCE Reiie".
0enne Gsnrens 6oIoning tagcs iom Ct
8ibueSbprO on, at Ell anben Qtouo oil
bli uonGnnt ~iitroctior Miirauiefi
9enne bill ooa iitfert fomn,e til Of
oeItnge ! 6fcbSfcnierencen. men neppe
JON 8uslanos 6~eriteHtauo,
Snts oct bIir for uarmt / Woibirg.
ton | auauit. bill 5reostouferencen bli
beuIngt til VortSmoutb, Rep Somp.
hire.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14

bra 3ofio meoSeles. al 10000
inpaueiiife SoIoater aaerebe er lano.
lat pnn Sofbolin. oe belle Gen tages
liot eiter lot / geiiebeIie. Zen lille
Snanbiulo rusitlfe Trooper paa gen
iormuar life at giere noaeil nGune-
pGroig Wobitnno. % De bill hoen
Euil mart bIi nsbt til at opergiDe JIG.
9eiGtteIlen al Zen foitebe Sapaneier.
ne life en- eueite Ranb, Gen Soc SuII
beiatte De aoriafopif, bet oigtigite
Steo paa Gen, % 3agen eiter 6eiatte
Sc Gens ipDligiie Spios, bporpeo So
~paneierne altiaa M beherifer beage
Sioer al oct 20 RiI 6rebe Ga &c.
roue Strgoe - menem Safbalin o.
ben uorblisite ~iapaneiiife 8, 0eio.
Set risiiife 9Iao "Gopoiti@ betes.
ner Safbalin iom oct "aiiatiffe ALA
fla, o. poaitanr, al Gen or pero fine
10000 Weiliouer Collars - builfci
bel tilrhe oRre ncget operorepet.
Maan bnboe baabet, at gaabeubuiie
i @anduriet piIoe bli afil,tttet MI, Sd
~Sopnueierne bar tagct Satbalin, men
giterretninger Der ultra iDoer paa,
at GeltmmftaIt Spama iorist iorbe'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14
Gn Grploiua fauSt steS tiSlia on

Gu 6rplpiipn fanSt Stea tibIig on
RorseHeu oeu lite Saili ! en- arl.
arabe / 3bonsSa-9 alen / @aIes. OF
man frpster for, at t2o ManS or ON.
fomne. Sort ites en- &ssifp % Stso
op al 9pbet; iaa bsrte utar, en- ,iuser.
ioroiif NamleH. 100 Mtaito arbei.
oeSe Serneoe. Der blep siort frui.
tiae auItrcngeIier FOR at reooe be
uIpffeliap. men forgiepes. Gette CT
Sen pGrise @ri,heulyffe | @ales iioen
1894.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14

@rambinrhen / Hiilpaufce uSiteSte
oen lite Suli Siltoleororcr moo 25
Verioner, % enboo par Den life iGr.
BIG. oa s andre itoo isien. Range al
be tiltalte bar tpfte RaoRe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14
Uyt Moro.
YoIitiprGirftsH ! Moifua ifnot, mems
hon mootaser Gu Sepatatisu.
Sapaneierne paa Safbaiim.

Golitiprrfeft Shipalop | MoIfoa
bIep Sen lite Mai mprhet pda lit
&cntor. San iao Der % mobtoa Golf,
ion fom mcS @eipQriueer oper no.
oct, en- Mono, Der par f1G6t JONI
@onoe, pentebe, iii ale Be andre par
Tonne no igien, og aa bdn bleu titS.
laot, ifigo ban Sdppaiou pda fort
| SoIS meS Ell &epolper. TIere &us.
Ter elf gicnuem Ofierets 2egeme, og
nan falSt 800 ON. Moroeren bep
orreIteret; men in9en ne0. bueun ban
or, fient bon tiotigere bIep iat fat
| poa Mtistanfe.
Som GoIiiiprpfefi par aiSsSe ne
oct popul9r, og ban idlot niitnot iort
Offer for set alminoeiige Sac mob
gmbcosItonoen. SioIigere bar BAN
6 aar @uperuer oner SSeSia % tit
ba 8olitiet pna 8ooe, Iigeipm ban
meS Strait toa Sorbolosregler moo
rem Beit, iom raieoc. SiSeu blcu bou
ienbt til 3oufaiien % eiorbe ia be-
m9rfet peS at ltorpooe Soleraimitten.
Oct iyneS MI piit, at "Eotemfin"
er taget. Sra auitepii ! RumGnicn
fommer ben Sibenbe, OF aomiral
arieaer gif omborb / oct oprsrife
Slagffib eugutg / forrige lige 90 toa
set / geitooelie. Sciptnin9eu bauoe
remt. og rlunGuife W~toriuere meN ao.
mirnI aoIinIfp i Spibien cit omboro.
Ge fanSt aIting | llor0en. Officers,
fabptten bar plpnoret for oIt al Tpr'
81, og 9loopIetter bar At le olelteos.
Der por nof al Ammunition, laa Gp.
rsrerne fun6e aiprt Mobitano. Set
iiges. OF Sfi6et / 6e iioite Dage isrtes
al to Maifiniiter cg en- officer, ioHt
me6 Reoolpere blen truebe I'll at giere
fin 8ligt. Aue 6olfene ontboro sn'
feoe lanae at opergipe fig; men sc.
bereu for Mptteriet, Wotnihenfo,
mooiatte Tia oct % piloe iprenge Sfi.
bet / 9uitea. Gnu Sfficerer holotes
II 5dngenIfab og bleo efter Eur tpuns'
ne til Of gioe geilebniug. Ii mbrc
Gficerer bapoe Matuidenfo br9bt
n,eo egen 6aano. aae "Botemtiu8"
Bigger % Bapirer er soelogte. 8elut'
ninget ON at oper9ioe fig iDnes at
bore iattet, Sa Cprererne ian, at in.
gen Here pilbe lutte JIG til Dem. Ge
uioite life, bpaS Der bar bqitot nteo
8eorgi 8obieoonet3, men penteoe, al
ben ifi,Ioe fomme iii auItenii. 20 AZ
Se giite M~atroier ira "8otemfin" bar
bennenbt iig til ben rusIiife Soniul !
auitenii og anmoSet on at blioe
ienot biem til Ruslanb. "a go.
temfin" tom inb paa Saoren, gap De
rumpnIfe Mpnoiabeber Den 8olget
melem at opergipe iig ellcr gaa 10
igien ON en- balp Zine, aomiraf
aosIiuifD Iaa Der meo Ell rurrnft
tGifnore, og Sprsrerne fanbt bet
raaSeligjt at sisre gnoe pan Se9en.
Ranae al "gotemfins" 9eiGtning
ooergab iia til Den rusiiife eifaOre,
oa oen tom, iSet De paaitoo, at man
bapbe tpunget benz til at Oelta9e !
Dmfferiet. 9a Stibet bar fommet /
abnrirnl ariegers ppnber, ioretoa Ell
ruSiiif Brett en- &enieIie 6eraf. San
ipreiteSe @ieean6 dlieiteos for at Tor
Orioe De oube aanoer, Tom bauoe ran.
set.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14
VYt burtistrcu.

8uIograoer @alter Scott begaD Itg
al. 1 Ssnbas Gitermiboag ben 9oe
SuIi no ira Sos angeles, GAL, meo ct
I1ren paa 8 @ogne % pentrr at
funue gisre Ell Burtigere Hei'e ira
SAP iii Sdp emo no8et tioligere 5rGn
bar formaaet. San faIoer fit Sr1rr
for "3be goip6op". Sans Suitru og
noale @uisiolf er meo BAN. SuitS
Stabbur er iaa bel tpripnet iom en-
&onaes. @lt / alt oil Surea foite
BAN $4,000. Mten bet brpr bon ftg
life ON. San eier en- 8nlogrllbe et'
iteos I "GsoenS GoI". SSn9eH peo,
bpor Sen err; men Of ben eriiterer, fan
life betpiles. San er lei al at bsre,
at @fftdnben mellent Sos angeleS cg
Gbicago life fan tiI6aaeIGgges paa
fortere Sio emo paa % Elmer berior
bar ban lat fla / Sopeoet at lsbe De
I2.265 Wil baa 40 Timer, og geien
meGem gbicogo % gfetp 9orf bill bait
tilbugeIpgge pua 13 Elmer iitebetfor
Is, Der MI oniees for ct Weiterlsb. 5
9sep Mericos oe ari5onns 6ielbtraf'
ter fan she GoipbOp" life iuit flpoe
iom en- Gil; men acknowledgement
biz tage fin Nou igien paa StrRr'
ningen menem Ga Sunta % Gobge
Gitp. aiitanSen meaem bisie 10
guntter er 2O3 MiI, % benz bill "Sbe
Gopbop1 Lobe paa 100 Rinuter, ON
trent iparenSe til so Dill i Simcu.
GbicagobIaSene FortGner, at @ol'
ter Scetis SrGn fom Sio al. tt.57
Sirsbae SormioSag paa Sarta Sc.
@anen, % ban aieunemfsrte iualeoes
lit Sorirt ON al gisre Suren ira Sos
gngeles til Gbicago paa 40 Elmer.
Gan brlgte eneSa 8 Riniiter minSre.
en- Waunefemasie paa ooer 1000
baoSe innnlet iig Oeb Santa 5e.9a'
mems Depot paa 8oIf Street 90 ranbte
Snrrn, Sa ben ~ufienote arsius fra
9soens 3aI iteg no meo i'm 5uitrn
og fin guile Suuo. Get Rpste bnpoe
nobrebt iie. at ban piloc sie no 5000
umoer tit forte SpboIo ! Gbiengu, og
enboer penteSe iig noget, Get gif
BOG life CARRIE, ION Be tGnfte. Gan
tog mo paa 8relt Rertbern Sutei, %
bee par ban 10 rimSbnmcet meo
Drammer. 81 og Sin; men ban fate.
be insen Benge paa Booen. On 81.
irrmibSnger ienbte ban ct Telegram
til 3ap yorf GeutraI.g meHs aoutor
o. ipurgte ON griien paa ct Sren,
iom timbe isre bam til Stem gort paa
10 elmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14
SIommen / SYo Dafota

Ct Selegrum al iooe SSrli flyer, a
Gnnbet ! BAD Hiner bar ial6t fac
meeet, at Solicit | Sort Rierre Tan fac
ct Sperbtif oper, bpiiteu Sfnoe 6Iom
men bar oiiteofommet. II Suie fol
no / WtiSiourifioSeu % brog oiiteo
% 43 er opreDne, mebens ole D.
eUrige er bleone ioro9roeoe al Snn
oct. 5oif isger at graue fren a
8raaet OF SeIen iaa mango al ltui
gienOele, iom De fan iiuOe. On 0fnno
iom bIep ipurgt ON, bpor bans Siis
laa, pegte paa TO 8rusbobe. Neppt
Ell Spterbptte Maud1 ituor igieu
2nIen melem Sort $ierre % @iS.
lamb. gnboer 9pauiua er lfpuet bor'
fra ben Spter, iom tilbsrer 8ppler
% Soils. 9e for omtolte Gamer
iom fisrte no ira Sort Bierre, tar
man euonu life bert uoget til. 81
fom life til Den Spter, iom bar oere'
Raol; men bet ter niie itg, at De e.
ilioe. Gerimoo irpgter man for, a
@arnafe i gopiue. artbtir auitin
Rioldno % ell @ut al Wbeeter.iS ga
milien er onlfomue. Sobn Ching
Iton iont bar en- SGter oppe oeo CT
ben miIteDe 100 Sciie / 5lomunen
Waior g~ritten6eH bar tiGa6t Jolf a
BRUCE &eeieriugens Boutonbanbe Jon
Gro ober 8oo glioer. Roglc af Sno
bpggerne bar life alene miitet lin;
Suie, men ogion fine Somter, Toe
6lommen req en- NGnaoe Serb mel
fig.
gn fomiIf 3ilbragelie blanber III
ino | alt Oct isrgeIige, iom or bTnot
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foroi ban bru9er Oi5ie 9ogitauer Jon
Wprfe pna fine Epr. en al ban!
Ssrner og en- ung NanS oeo gaor
eoans fra ct. &aut iorisgte Of foni
me rper Den opipulmeoe Strsm | e.
9oa0; men De bau6e neppe lat no Irt
9anS, for ganbeu orsp IND pna c
SrG % iplotes. De bGngte Tia
8renere. og On 8aHoet ites, ieati
Sruels Maoien at bierge @utterni
paa Ell e~ienoommelig WaaSe. Sar
tog ct lanst Tang % en- 8oanhur
Enuget fHiteoe ban / ct IrR og BANJO
Sen an6en @n6e / 8ognhoren. ion
han biloe BRYCE tit 5orfoit. SCR bar
iteg omborb % begoo iig no pan oer
farliee Serb. flGote ban al zig, fol
at ban oeitp lettere fnnor inemme. on
bet bebsbeoes. gilt gif goot, % bar
brdgte @utterne paa Oct tsrre. Wer
imiOIertio bapbe Sonoet ite5et euSoc
mere % toget bans SlGoer u,eo iig
Ser hoo ban. st amerifnnff 6lnl
bIeu fret neo. os ban fiji iig en- Effort,
herai. en- gammeI llloi9f mdnttt
tieue til Burer men ban par fremoe.
les uoen Sot. Strsmper % Sfo. Sar
lit ienot gno til tit Stem / gpen eftel
alRoer; men ieIp piloe ban. troos a
Dpmuutrins. life goa Sio / fin -biern
fneaiorte" Traqt.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-10-05
RARE OLD BOOK SOLD.
Perfect Copy of lying Richard III"
Printed in 1905, Bought for S.
75O-May Come to America.

New York.-A perfect copy of the
fourth quarto edition of Shakespeare
"Tragedie of King Richard the Third
has been sold at Sotheby's for SS,7lO
to A. Jackson, and it is understood
that it will come to America, accord
ing to a London dispatch to the
Times. The book was printed in 1865
by Thomas Creole. and was sold by
Matthewe Lave. Dwelling in Paules
Church Yard at the Signe of the Fox
Near S. Austin's Gate 1t consists
Of 46 leaves.
1t is believed that only two other
copies of this edition exist. One is in
the British museum, and the other was
sold by Mr. Lilly to Mr.. Halliwell. aft
erward NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and IS in
the Bodleian library at Oxford.
The example sold is of special inter
est because in five places an autograph
of William Penn is found. The sigma
lure is probably that of the celebrated
admiral, father OF the founder OF
Pennsylvania.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-10-05
THROWN INTO BULL RING,
Drunken Man Who Causes Goring of
Matador Cast to Certain Death
by the Spectators.

City of Mexico.-A drunken spectator.
who was responsible for the goring OF
Sylverio Chico, a famous matador, was
torn to pieces at bull fight in Durango.
five bulls had been killed by Chico, and
he had exhibited such skill that the
thousands of spectators in the amphi-
theater were wild with enthusiasm. The
sixth and last bull of the exhibition
proved to be particularly large and
fierce, and the cleverness of the matador
in playing" the animal gained him
fresh applause. Just as he lunged for
ward. his sword penetrating the heart OF
the animal, drunken man hurled a
piece of iron pipe. The pipe struck the
matador on the head and he fell in front
of the bull The enraged animal was
upon him in an instant and succeeded In
goring him six times. AS soon as the
people realized what had happened there
was rush for the drunken offender. He
was thrown into the ring and there torn
to pieces.