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Gin idSnes nnb nikIidjes 0ei6enf
fir Mngeb5rise 1T INNER cine IebenS'
aru6e Ybptosrapbie pbrr cine Hiatt
leriid bpIlenSete Gopie zines alten
Bilbes in Grapon, HaTerfarbe, Del
ODER Taiteq. Die i6Sniten Gabinet'
biIoer uiir ST pro 9ntenb.
Snlins 9ebhsl, beutider Hbotograpb,
CO., 321 Rorb.0 as.straSe.
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@efricbiacnS nmb muhlthnenb.

Gle aagemeilte Yeliebtbeit unb Be-
por5ugltng bes .Solnce" . gieres aus
5reo. ganernihmiot's .Nntericaft
Vrerperp" bepeiien, baB es allen 1e-
itnladsridtunaen entipridt. Erobe-
tiite $500. 9ralerei 1f04-1128
Siaen. Strabe. Eel. 6. & g. 364,
Mo. t49t. (279)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-06
Bon See nmb Safcn.

Singbalciii6e Stubentinnen gelan.
oct. Stalieniifer &reu3er
fommt CUR N%eparatur bierber.
Mebr @inmonoerungS Z @elegen.
beiten. Se6s Srlihtoampfer
fir ndfyite ISOLDE. - Maifinerie
fir 4uiternboote.
shlf Dem britii6en Oampier
Queen Griltina," Der 0onnerItag
bon 9ombap bier anfam, befanoen
iih 5mei iunge iinabaleiiide 0amen,
Die nod Imerifa faren, nm in Dem
.Solt Wiiiionarp College" 81 Serfi-
mer AZ Ituoiren. Sic iinb Sbpeitern
uno traeen lire paterlGnoiide 1ra6t.
Sri. Singh cine iingboleiilhe Stu-
oentin oes Srauen : @ollegs, beglel.
tet bon SRI. 3lora Hobinion uno Srn.
@uItap aabn, bolten Die 0amen bon
9oro al uno unterbielten lie bis 5l
ibrer Ibreiie mad Serfimer.
Ser itaIieniibe 4reu5er
nSieramosca."
Ser itrlieniide areu5er n8iera.
mosca," oas 6laggidiif oes aomirals
GoIi, lit in Noriolf bon @aibington,
no er 3ebn Gage 9eunfert bate, an-
gefommen. Bon BORT miro Ser Isle.
ramosca" nad) New.9orf geben, lm
Der gntbiiuungsfeier ser Gerbi.S Sta.
tue bei3upobnen, uno Damn nah 30.
iton. Sn ungefabr 5ebn @ohen be-
abiidtigt Damn Iomiral Goli, nod
bier 5n fommen unb oen 8reu5er our
G~epuratur in bas Erodenood Der
nSfinner Sbipbuiloing & 2rpood
60" gcben 5u ~laiien.
Neue @inmanocrungs
eiten.
Bon gremerbapen lit Der uRorbo.
2(opo" : 0ampfer Yaoln" nit S75
Eoiiagieren fir Baltimore uno GAO
fir @olpeiton in See gegangen.
@ie Ser nIeutide Correspondent"
iGon friiber mittbeilte, fabrt Der
0ampier n@ittefino" am IS. Sfto'
Der nit mebrcren Sunbert Soliagie'
rem nad) GborIeIton, nm 10 Den Sit
ben mebr fiir sic ginpanoerung ST
erihlieben.
SehS 6ru d oampfer er.
mart.et.
Gen Hecoro bon oicier ISOLDE nit
pier Srud)toampfern nod iibertreI-
feito, neroen in naditer @ode lets
9ananenSampfer bon Samaica err
uartet. gs Iinb bieies nSarnltable"
uno Shutters" ser rllniteo 6rult
Co.; mSoiepb 81 @iorgio" uno
,gunnai" Der atlantic 6ruit Co.;
vObuo" uno y9anes" Ser .2anaIa &
@offe Smporting & SteamIbip 60"
intern. ,0rebges" m o.
d)inelI betrtcben.
Gin neltes 3eitrlter bat fir Die
MuItcrniiid)er in ben @emoliern Der
Gbeiapeafe begonnen. Aut Dem
Shooner Il. 9. Elatt." @igentbunt
oes Captions Sbomas @ebIter, lit
mittlhiffs a,f Dem led ein 8 Eieroe-
fr1ftiger Gaiolin Motor. olfgeltelt
pnroen. gum 3mede oes Iuhpinoells
Ser Muitern nIreOges." Die Nd
ihinerie lit 10 %orransirt, Dab lie cine
ODER beioe pIrebges" ie nod geoart
nit einem Male aui5ieben fam lno
lit in Sen Tem.Sericp 8emaliern
ousprobirt. Son oem @rfolge oes
Is. 9. GIatt" bdngt es ab, oh Die
meiIten ser bieiigen auIternboote ole
Moifinerie, Die gegen Sic olte Sano.
minoe Sen Sortbeil bat, bob Iie Die
grbcitsfroit Don bier Iann erlpart,
inita1iren merocn.
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SntcrcfIantc Siffern.

Ger 9oli5eiberiht oes Wonots Sep~
tembcr. 3t3S @erboftungett
poraenommen. = Ios 8erbGlt-
nib Ser peri6iehenen 9fotionalito-
ten uno Seruie inter oen Serba!.
teten.
Ier monatlide Ioli5eiberift pur'
sc geitern BON Warihal 6arnan be-
FAINT gegeben. GemlgenlaB muroen I'M
pergoneenen Wonat September 313S
@erboftungen porgenommen. ToT
hen Gerbafteten iparen 1861 Wonner
uno 81 Srauen. 1887 Der Arreltanr
ten paren lcoig unb 1851 perAeira'
tibet. 1868 paren @eibe uno 1175
Neger. Sdreiben uno leien fonneen
PAS uno 800 fparen Slliteraten.
Hedt intereIiant lit Die 3niammens
Iteaung nab 9otionalitaten. Sn
ben Gereinisten Staoten erblidteu
1851 Der arreItanten bos 2idt Der
8elt. Die llebrigen pertbeilten iid
auf frembe 2dnber pie folgt:
SeItreih tS, geleien 2, gobmen s.
China %, Cuba 1, England 90, Sinn.
Lamb 1, 5ranfreid 2, Geltidlanb SO.
8riedenlono 3, SoQano 2, llnearn
3, Stolien 80, Srlonb "a, GumGnieI
3, GuBlanb 1876. Shottlanb 6.
Shpeoen A, Sdppei5 I. @ales 2 unb
@eit-Snoien ..
0egen Sbierqu1lerei purben 1G,
tb1tlihen angriffs 1853, @eidlpinbelu
BON 3oitbduiern If, Ginbrud 8, bos-
ipiIigcn 8erloiiens i6rer @attinneli
Al, ungebiirlihem 9etragen 1888, Tus
Geit0rune 34S, Srunfenbeit 252, llrt'
terihIogung 5, Giebltabl 1872, llebcr'
tretling Der Sonntoas. uno Stanf.
geIebe 10, Worb uno Sootihlag 3,
oerbaftet.
Inter ben Irreitanten befonoen iih
s 9ler3te, 3 Tehtsanpdlte, 1 Yaitor,
4 Stuoenten, 1 Shauipieler, t0gsens
ten, Is g1der, 209arbiere, 27Shonf.
fenlter, 1 gaGipieler, IS Shmiebe, 3
9udbaIter, 1 9rauer, 1 Iftienmof-
Ter, 81 goditeinIeger, 26 Webger, 40
Sauidreiuer, ) Sii6ler, "a Glcrfs,
4 9iifer, % aode, II Subrleute, "
Gbaifelre, 8 gIeftrifer, 8 Waibinie
iten, % aoufleute, 1116 Sagelobner,
6 @eiddftsfiibrer, / @rtiifer, % an'
Iirei6er, 10 Tlumber, 1 Yianoitin-
mer, 1 Goli5ilt 26 guboruder. 81
@erfGufer, 81 @irtbe, 8 Shubmaher,
35 I~uflpGrter, &C Shneiber, 1 Ger.
Der, 3 SeIegrapbilten, 10 9leharbet-
ter, 9 2eidenbeitotter.
SIS milrben I'M Gerlaufe bes Me-
nnts SO gr1roe ieinberidtet. Bon
oieien tpurben 10 bon Der .Nnfunft
Der Seuerpebr geloidt.
llnfGae murben ego uro ploslidje
Sooesf1Qe Go regiItrirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-06
$40 Niagara : Sails Grfnriion-
Die lebte Der Sailpn.

@ia nYenninlponia gabn," Y.
Sftober. Speaial5us bon Earlor-
@aggons, Speiie : @uggon iino
Goafes uerl1Bt Baltimore Qlnion'
9abnboD 900 Mpraens. 9iacte filr
10 Gage aiiltig. @citcrc AilSfunft
bel Yillct.N gentcn. (219.S3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-06
Sheo. 8. 9ieuer e So.

Meiie. Bureau un6 Wedielitube.
Shiffsfarten BON uno nod Gentid-
Lamb nit Dem Morooeutiden 2lopo
unb anoeren 2inien. Meiiepdiie, @ed.
iel, grebitbriefe uno @eIoienonnger.
217 Cf.Baltimpre.S trahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-06
Sdiffsfartcn bon unb nad) 9cutid

Bon Baltimore Bis Bremen: 4a.
lite $50, $45 iino $47.50. Bremen
bis Baltimore: $52.5O un6 $3.50.
&itnoreiie gu biuieerem Ireife. 9bec.
$. 9iencr & Co., 2t7, Ct.gaItimure'
Gtrafe. (t70--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-06

@us 9aItimoe. 81 D.
SEER George =. @beeler, Der lang
iGbrige 9oiliff inn @aiiengerift III
5oiplon, lieet an ben 8olgen eites
Saaes, ben er am lestcn 9onnerltaG
I'M @oiiengeriht that, bel lpelfem er
iih om Sinterfopf pcrlebte, Ittpcr
oornieoer. Tos 9eiiuDen bes SS.idb'
riaen Serrn, Der I'M gnn5en GpnntD
moblbefannt, giebt 81 ernlten Ve-
fiir6tungen InlaB.
Sn ieiner @obnung IN Soiploll
ltorb i'm Alter BON "a Sdbren Scrr
9Spbn Yooion. elmer Der b%efannteItcii
9iirger. gr miro bon 6 8inoern iiber-
lebt.
Gidtcr gIbert u. Yerrie bon
Sopion itarb Gouneritag Nabt int
,Stoot-Spipital." er nan imGoiilt.
III lebr geaftet, unb elm por5iiglifer
Neoner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-06
Rbcmmatismns, 0idt, Wagen' ano
Ncrpen. aranfbeittn fOnncn
ppiitip fmrirt tucrben.

ppttftn fMrtrr
Benn Sic anoere Wetbooen pro.
brit baben nno feine 2inoerung &c.
funoen, miro es it'd fir Sic be5ab.
len, inns an conIultiren.
Sienna Sanatorinm,
cas- 4f3 @eIt- Japette-S Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-06

ten Soffnungen erfiiIen, ODER 90
iilht I'M Notbfalc biQigere gnlogcil
9eld)orfen iuer0en fonntcn, ibm picl
Sorgen bercitcn. @r iugtc, Dab Die
Gommiiiion feinen Ieriu6 mode,
boS @eieb, peldcs bic &Grlnreini.
gu1g oeS @oiiers in Der Gbeiopeaf>
Bal perbicten, 81 umgebet lonoern
nllr, Oh bic Gerunreinigung OeS @ol-
lers nift perbiitet merOen fonnte, in
Dem man 5ilr ielben 3cit Der Stoot
@elb lpare. Hur nit Der lteberein-
Trimming Der StaatS . Shellfiid).
%Gommiiiore lpiiroe sic Stoot bon bcl
rripriinglidcn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
o6mciden. Iie Gommiiiion crfIarte
Ser Wopor meitcr, niiroe lid) elmer
criminellen GeridpenOung ihlloig
MAIDEN, penn oieielbe 5pei Miaionen
Collars iparen fonnte unO ole'cS
rift tbitn ipiirOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-06
Nrieffaiten.

Sparromss y t. - Sfret.
ben Sic an oen Epli5ei.W oribou BON
Milipaufee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-06

Trimming Der StadtS = Sdellfild)-
GommiliGre piirbe sic StoOt Don ocn
iripriinglidcn neutrality-suspicious.
obluciden. Gie Gommiilion crflorte
Ser Mopor ipeitcr, niiroe iid) elmer
criminellen GeridpenOung ihuloig
MAIDEN, menn bieielbe 5wei Miaionen
Dollars iparen fonrte un0 ole'cS
nift tbitn miiroe.
8~rpfeiior gugen 81 ii + ne
mann fommt t. 3ic Eercp
Surnbua M%entorial gorleillngen fir
1906 in ser nSobns Sopfins'
ltniperiit1t" merben bon Grofeilor
gugen aiibncmonn bon Der llniperii-
tIt 9reslau gebolten lueroen nnb
5tuor i'm Sebruor 1907. Brofeiior
Giibnemonn miro odt Gortrdge bal,
ten, iuobridei1lid IN oeutI6er
Sprade. 9os genoue Gbemu lit
nod nidt ~ieitgeiebt, aber obne 3mei.
iel merben Die &ortr1ge iid oitf Die
beutibe 2iterotur be5icbcn. Erofei-
for aiibnemann mar i'm Nopember
bes porigen Sabres bier uno bielt
5mei SortrGge in Der nWcGopsSole"
ser mSoDnS Sopfins' llniperlitot"
un0 guar iiber y@erbort Soupt-
mann" iino Die nSouitzSoee".
gS mirb nj 6t ge6out. =
Sic SO. Soines q. @beeler uno
Tbomos %. SenfinS bon Der Sirma
Senrp %. Senfins & Cons BADEN oic
glblif)t, an Der Gboic. uno Cathedral
StroBe elm Observation-Disclosures.
b%liliement 81 bouen, Mlfgegeben, ba
Die No6baren jener @egenoen IN encr-
glider Weiic ge9cn ooS Eroieft pro.
tcltirten. Notiirlid fniipit lid ooran
Die 9eoingung, ooB sic betreffenOcn
Serren, melfe fem @cihdit IN ibrer
NGbe boben mollter, jebt altb oos
8rutoitiid fouien uno iomit Die Ser
rem @beelcr uno Senfins id)oolos
bolten.
@uroe nie6er ernannt t.
Giner 9epei1e ans @aibington 5il-
fol9c bot TrGiioent Mooieoelt Die gb.
iibt ousgelprohen, Den General SSobn
81. Sing, Gr.8roB.GommonOellr Scr
.8roBen glrmee Der Hepllblif" nod
Dem ablollf BON belien amtstermin
luieoerum gum Yeniions 'ggenten in
WoIbington 81 ernenren.
Grot nutg neuer &oblen.
m linen. 9ie nSomeriet Gool
Company" bat nit Der naais.Gbal-
mers Company" cinen Gontroft iiber
5mci Woihincn obgeibloiien, iuelfe
in Der ncllcll, I'M Dan bcfinoliden
&roftonloae 81 gospca, go, uif9c-
lteat merbcn ioaen. Iie Gpmpognic
bat fiir5lid) fire Eldne fir Groilnung
bieier aoblenregion pouenoet uno be-
obiidtiat. III 9ur5em 5mei Minen in
Operation 81 %bringen, fir ipeldc Die
notbige &roit bon elmer Gentrols
&roitunloge geliefert mcroen ioQ.
Gmpang iir neue Stu.
benton. - Ger iGbrlibe Gmpfona,
lpclher Den ncllcingetrctenen Stuben.
ten bonn rGerein 6riltliher iunscr
WGnner" gcgebcn miro, fonb geitern
Ibeno III Der u2epering.Soae" ltdtt.
Or. Bernard s. Stciner fiibrte in Mo
melcnbeit bon Or. q. y. 9ruib Den
&oriib. Gic Solpt-gniprahe belt
Er1libent Erof. Or. Sra Heinlent iuo-
rolli filr5e gniprohen bon folgcnoell
&erren iol9ten: Enul Ereble, 3. y.
Cough, u. u. Yno9ett, Soiepb Z.
Singemalb. Stanley Weabe Hep.
nolbs, s. Sc. VI. g. llblia mo Sobn
Nc. Splmes. Tic SS. llblie mo
&olmes 9oben mebrere 8ciongspor-
trGec sum 9eiten. @abreno oes
Ibenos lpuroen Grfriidungen ierpirt.
2oubbi ittcnfeit oeS IS c
hrclp Spipitol."- 3ie 39.iGbr.
lid)c sSeier ocS 2oubbiittcnfclteS Der
/ rScbrcu Soipital ono Aiplum-@c'
icuihuft" miro Mor0cn iriib um II
llbr in g%enanntent Snititut ubgebol'
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-08-11

We let 40 long rs ne IN POSI-
lion to do o he Florida
demonstration OF his ability
Tool In this State
We Committee Mana County and all
others who statements Graham which he ever
a make his honesty will in time be convinced that Graham
swndler pacced thief
We note Graham produced certified copies Of records OF Liberty Coun
", generating charges made
We convinced he did
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-08-11
NLNTH PAGE
Saturday. august III. 1906
THE SUN
81

have them. What anxious
he had the Liberty Clerks
this
Liberty GRAHAM STOLE
THOSE BOOKS and generating be done Graham will PRO
M,
Dishonesty getting copies Liberty County
fool MONEYED MEN TIMES
the sharpest
the Executive Committee of
the thing with which
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-08-11
R I n L S
CONDEMNED BUT NOT DIsMAYED.

elsewhere this which
Bell editor OF the Palmetto News of Palmetto Fa whom wired
a send It,
It will be EXONERA
Manaee County Democratic THE
CONDEMNED.
We win try by the Manatee Committee
Of comored by the conviction that
the darkness with which
light which ABILITY TO PROVE
AGAINST GRAHAM before
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-08-11

spection and citation from the records thom-
selves. that these certified copies were FRAUDU
LENTLY OBTAINED.
We arc not surprised ut this because exonerat-
ing letters and papers arc easy to obtain by a
man who has reduced tho art Of mendacious
plausibiity to the fine point that Graham has.
The only thing that We are surprised at In
the story which came from Manatee Ia that THE
SUN should have boon condemned, because THE
SUN was not accorded Tho privilege OF represen-
sation before tho Committee.
The language Of the call issued by the Chair
man md printed In the Palmetto News contained
an invitation to Graham to appear before It.
NO SUCH INVITATION WAS GIVEN TO THE
SUN
to tho Chairman of that Committee. We do not
even know that the letter was received as the
Chairman has not yet honored us with an
acknowledgment Of It's receipt,
We call attention OF the Manatee Committee TO
the fact that even so prejudiced people as the
Jews Of Jerusalem did not condemn the Nazarene
in his absence, and that The Roman soldiers them
selves gave him the opportunity to speak in his
own behalf.
While we are talking about this condemning
business we rise TO ask
What right has the Manatec Democratic Execu-
tive Committee to condemn THE SUN?
The powers possessed by the Committee are
political powers SOLELY. and only DIRECTORY
political powers at that
withdrawing guiltstalned candidate of the
party Is quite In the line Of committee work
Condemning public journaf that prints the
truth Is an unwarranted imrertinence.
But in spite of this surprising action ON the
part Of the Committee representing the Demo
cratic people Of Manatee County WE WILL NOT
FORSAKE THNSE PEOPLE.
We will yet save them from the disgrace which,
by the action Of this Committee, they seem de-
termined to bring upon themselves. OF being rep
resented In the legislative councils Of this State
by man Of so disgracefu record, on which La
written fraud deceit, thievery and even murder.
as that of Graham.
We will present some a:fidavits attesting to
the truth Of the charges we have made against
Graham, and we will see to It that every voter in
Manatee County is in possession Of the proof If
Grahnm's rascallty.
In the meantime, we notify the members Of the
Manatee Committee not to make any engage
nlents for the next few months
There will be more work for them to do In the
withdrawing line.
We will put It up to them to do some more ex-
honerating by printing from time to time
FURTHER PROOFS Of Graham's rascallty.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-08-11
"A ORNAT AND GLOR]

he mas accomplished the object Of his prosecution
Tors and 1t gives pleasure include Solicitor
should be convicted
The object Of all criminal protect society
The object OF Solicitor
o operating the Ice Trust Trust behind the bar
to subject them to hne but PROTECT
combination which they had formed forcing discontinue
Continued Page Twelye)
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-08-11
DEFEAT 10 MADE A VICTORY.

We said on this page week or two ago that
some defeats were more glorious than victories,
IN his prosecution Of the Ice Trust In Jackson
vile, as an example.
At that time we did not anticipate that the Jack
sonyie Ice Trust would play the role Of coon to
Solicitor Bryans role OF Davy Crockett.
We apologize to Solicitor Bryan for calling his
prosecution OF the Ice Trust defeat, and we trust
that he will pardon us for not being possessed or
sufficient foresight to be able to call It at THAT
TIME by It's RIGHT NAME
With the information vouchsafed to us by the
retrospective glance at accomplished events, we
now correct the mistake we made. and pronounce
It.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-08-03
DO YOU KNOW

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WORTHY WOMEN.

Miss Margery Bell of Chicago has
broken the worlds record" by throw.
ing baseball 2O4 feet 4 inches. She
is q member OF the University high
school in Chicago.
Japan has its first female professor.
The title has been bestowed by the
government, honoris causa, on Miss
Tads Urats, the first Japanese woman
who studied medicine in Germany.
There are few women chemists
but in the specialist line Of . "food
chemist" there is but one woman in
this country who occupies that dis.
tinction, and that is Miss Lucy Dag.
CERT.
Mrs. William Mckinley continues
her daily drives to the tomb OF hel
martyred husband and always carries
flowers with her. She is constantly
attended by nurses and few people
ever see her.
Miss Martha E. johnson, 7. C.
(Which means tax collector), is the
proudest woman in the State of New
Hampshire. She has the honor of be-
ing the first woman tax collector in
the staid old Granite State and per.
haps in New England.
Miss Lucy E. Ernst of Philadelphia
has received Carnegie medal on &C.
count of the bravery hhe showed in
Pike county, Pa, last summer. A boy
was bitten in the ankle by q rattle.
snake. Miss Ernst opened the wound
slightly with penknife and with her
lips drew out the poison. The Carne.
gle medal is the second she has re.
ceived, the boys parents having given
her handsome one shortly after the
lad was bitten.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-08-03

A Danish paper compares al love
you" in many languages. Here are
some OF them-the Danish paper is
our only authority for their correct.
ness: The Chinaman says: "Uo ngai
oi"; the Armenian, ." &c SIREN ez hez";
the Arabian. very shortly, "Neha.
beck; the Egyptian, similar, Mach.
keb"; the Turk. Sisi sevejorum," and
the Hindoo, "Main tym ko pijar
karyn." But overwhelming is the
declaration of love of an Esquimau.
who tries to win the chosen one by
the pleasing sound Of the dainty little
words:
"Univifigs saerntdluina lerfimsjung-
narsiiak."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-08-03
laying Up Treasure for Heaven,

Francis Baylies, q historian OF note,
on returning from = church meeting
one Thanksgiving day, met Nicholas
Tillinghast, one of the most humorous
and also one of the most eloquent Of
the members OF the Bristol county
bar, in the sitting room Of q hotel.
In the course of the conversat ton
which ensued Mr.. Baylies said to Mr..
Tillinghast:
Il have deposited q ten.cent piece
in the contribution box, to be placed
on interest until reach heaven"
Mr.. Tillinghast replied:
"Ah, yes! That will amount to a
very large sum before you will be cd.
mitted there"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-08-03
Thomas Lawson's Sharp Tongue.

A Marblehead fisherman reports
hearing, while out one day in the bay,
this bit of repartee between Thomas
Lawson and a young woman, evidently
no respecter of persons.
AS Mr.. Lawson, in a naptha launch,
passed the rowboat containing the
girl, she called out:
"Hullo, Tom, how's copper"
Instantly came the retort: First
rate. How's brass?"