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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
Sale college,
@alespiIe, @is.

Sale College begpnSte fit nap9.
renoe Sfoleuar Sirsoag @orsen ben
2oen Dftober. Ssnoogen | iamme
nge, ben cote September, boIotes en-
itor Set peo Sfolen, ioet set npe
"Ecrmitorp", iom man / CONNIE.
renS 2sb 1dpbe opfsrt, os iom mi bar
fPrbig, bIep inopiet. 8eiret par bent,
os mart iamleoes SoIf fra ollie Sam.
ter for at pnerpare SeitIigbeoerne.
Paitor ltrberg fra Blair, @is., aab.
neoe Rsbet meo anoagt, bporpaa
Baitor GbriItopberion fra Bigeon
Sails bolot en- fort Sale. Gen egent.
lige charlottesville bleo berpaa boIbt
al Paitor 8. Snlporien fra @eitbp.
Wiobag ierbereoes | Sen npe 9pg.
ninss itore SpiieiaI, og Snotegterne
berfr1 iaapel iom ct Offer, iom op.
toges paa Sormiobagen, ifuIoe bru.
ges til of betale for ben npe
8pgning. Gftermibba9s. Programmed
bleo boIbt | bet eneelife Spros. Sor.
man6 Sagen % Senator Sbomas
Rorris, begge fra 60 CROSSE, boIot
forte Saler, ligelebes Staoent Spis.
ME fra Statsuniperiitetet | Waoiion.
Sibit boIot Sfolens graiioent, go.
itor 9immeItno, en- Gale. San taf.
feoe ale, iom bapbe biulpet til, at
ben npe 8pgning frnSe bline opfsrt
pg ba iGrlig Sr. e. g.. Sageitao fra
gttrief, iom bapbe bapt SiIimet meo
bens Spfsrelie. 5 Dagens Sob be-
iaa De mango tiIltebepereitoe Den npe
gpaning. "0ormitoriet" bill funne
rr,nlffte omrtrent ierti Stuoenter, OF
meo De lpie og liiftige @erelier og
mango MODERN Improvements" tor
bt iige, at hi Der peo 8ale college
fan bpoe bore StuSenter ct iaa be.
bageligt oe befoemmeIigt Stem, iom
Der bel finoes peb nogen Sfole. GIN.
tnIlet al Stuoenter err enbnu life iaa
fort JON snifeIi9t; Der er I'LL omtrent
firth, men oa forbolSsois mango fom.
mer fra 2anoet, os oisie bar oct tra.
belt enSnu meo Ssitarbeioet, ina benz
tes mango at fomme / 9ebpnSelieu af
ginterterminen, Tom begpnber ben
iioite llge | benne @oaneo. Get
eeentliee sfolearbeioe guar nu iepnt
iremab; forifieuise 5o%reninaer, II.
terGre % andre, er itiftebe, % set
tpSer paa, at ri bill babe ct sobt Sfo.
ledar.
aorr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16

'foor Dem. Zen pnntro Rdturpioen.
fab iiooer daereoe fat NOT / Sdoe.
len, ON ben life foar Dor 4irfes
llnsoom osiaa unoer fin SnoHpoelie.
SfoIen bar TO acknowledgements.
GER, iom mseer 9srbagsfpeIoene til
GiSfus1ion, SplGsning, Nihif 90
dnoen lluberboIsnins. grbeioet Ie.
oes al Nrof. Gprrum.
8oruben Sprnmuiif bprfes ooino
Sawen. Ser er ct fort 2or beitaa.
enoe al ale gleper, Tom bar Sung.
itenune. en- Wonoidneforening ifal
mart trpoe | Birfiombeo, iantt ei
Srfcftcr; begge Sc iioite iinoer Yroi.
Trofnings 2eoelie.
SfoIens aisffen beitpres af Nrs.
s. 8remtao, oq | bcnbe far Sfclen
iaact en- meget bnbiI Rqtrone.
aae er friife, og arbeioet eaor neo
9pit % 2ip. Zen prGgtige % pei
inorctteoe SfoIebpguing er ct lunt
oa ~iripeligt Siem for 2prere % Gle.
Der. Zen fagre Rnrf aegion meS
De iterfe norffe gpaocr bar reiit iia Ell
Sfole Der, iom nbentoiI tor regne
paa en- betponingsfuIo % peliignelieS'
rig Sremtib.
3. O. o..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16

Simior .alosicn | Sen tbeoIogiTfe af.
being.
Gu "String Srdeiira" er ogiao
iroer GpieiIina, iao mart toner Mu.
iifen uboper Saiigan meo oplhig Spo.
Gen poIitiife 8inrirp, iom aItiS
meofsl1er en- gaIgfanpngne, griber
IiSet en- fla reo Scrriunriet. Deb ei
iterre Nteoe Der 9anife npIi9. oa re.
pnbIifdncrne bahSc ire al fine beb'te
MGnO / Staten tilItebe, iaa 9eoffri.
beren minOre ems Ct baIpt Tuiin Stu.
nentcr tiliteOc. anriagen err pel belt
Den, at idn mango at Stubenterne or
lauaueis ira, en- bel Gel fra andre
Stater euoog, og o. @rtbuiiasrneu |
Ell annnpngne fonrner p9ientIia ira
S]a1tcreSien / 2ofaIpolitifen, iaa bar
Shtocnterne oonifeIiet for Of gribes
al nogen iRroeIpS Itor beaeiItring. 8or
SfoIeHS 0eofommeuoe er 10 bette en-
TOR 6oroCl, ga Der err iao meget min.
orC, iom 9ri6er ioritprrenbe ino /
SfoIens IrbeiSe. Seller life gioeS
Ser noaCn Scot 9aa Grase", ina at
for uGruGreuoe iaIfoIo fan BET figeS,
at 6oSbolbipiI er bGaoe 300 og "bou9.
lagt", 90 set or Of babe, at 2eonin,
Gerne, ION iorrelcn life bdpbr nogen
~IGrSeIr8 flor giasr i fine 2epeSase,
moa faa bUiIc / uiorftprret go.
0erimoO bar Stuoerterne fribiI.
Iigt orgarticrct ct &onrpani for mill.
tore CpcIier. 0Gtte itanr rnSer Sc.
belle al Sr. s. Souiou fra Chicago,
WeNIan al SrniorsaIasicn / SEN tbeo.
Ioaiife GiSeIiug. Sr. Sonion bar
pGret / Sicncite paa 6iIippiuerne og
bar goo @rcie pno militGrt Snau6.
greb. @ittterue moridcrer mart II.
Gcion limit JON "Seaioneo 8cterans",
iom set n~IminSeIig beber. RiIitGra
Gr al tor 9etponing for SIN.
&c er bel ififfet til at tage
Ganfcn bort ira Stuoeringen o. giper
.ioaIebeS Sonfcn SbiIe. 0eSforuSen
gioer oct 8,itteruc ScI6uing %
6remtrGOen, og ~mobarbeiScr iaoIcoes
Den ScnOenS, iom iiooen0e arbeioe
gipcr benimoo en- 4uSet Solbning %
ilGbenoe Sang. Oct I9rer Dem o.
iao SeniDnSfuI6beO og 5iI6eieIigbco
til at obIpbe SrOreS. % ser er life
noaet opgioienbe pcS Dem.
&prr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16

"tNM
ON bore 2rrere. 3 oct afaoeniifc,
Normaf cs Rreparatorp aairiuierne
.er ale 2Grerne @raouenter fra bort
Samfincs College. en- af oigfe er
Ell uns Garae- Sun fsrer SiIipn meo
Bisertte, iaa De fan rteo Srpgbeo
ienSe eoers 9stre bio. 5 SanoeIs-
fiiriuiet bar ri en- Wsano meS lang
erfuring iom Carer / bisie Gag. Dor
MniiifafoeIine er irnoer 9ebeIie af en-
meget bpgtig uns apinbe. ale, Tom
snifer Here SpIpsnineer eIIer aata.
log, beoes ON at tilffripe Sfolens
geitprer,
g. 8. SoIIanb,
Scm6inapin, @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16

@penion, NortbpooS; GarI Stemion,
Siasboro, q. Dof.; emma apiIDons,
Cafe Bart, Rinn.; Sannab Sperion,
@arp, Winn.; SeIma Sberion, @orb,
Wtnn.; Siperin geutruo, @rano
Jorfs, 81. Gaf.
U2iis, &opep, Dor 2arer | Muiif,
beiegte fine GerRIore % Iennef |
5ereus Sails, @inn., iiofte SsnSas.
stH 10 aor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
Yarf &egiuu 9utber college,
Strgns sails, MiuH.

Ssitterminrn begpuote 6cn 2Sen
Sftober. Ru er arbeioet / fuIo
Sang. glepontallet err allere0e ncget
bsiere, emo oct Dor pe6 Sgittermi.
mems Slutnina ifiur. Tpc GIeber
fommer bner ll9e. Get fommer oerat
at SsiturbeiOet iaar er berbeb en-
WoancS iorftnfet paa @rruo al lbe.
lrlIigt 8eir. @utterne utod bore meo
/ S%rTitntnaen, for De fan Hippo Of
itcb til Sfolen. Sfolen bar ipo SG.
rere. vi Oi$ie er 9eitpreren % TO
ANDRE SGrere me. Gen enc al 0iSie
er Z. 81. 0rotuirg. San moerpiicr
/ @ngclif, or Seber al SfolenS Sorn.
multi % er SfoleuS 6orretningSiS'
rcr; Sen onoeu er QfiS 8utberine
SllStUe0t, ion fsrer Silign nleo Si'
gerne o. mOcrpiier / Rionoipil. -
Mrs. 9. @. Aiitn0 itaI asiHtere iom
2Urcrinoc / gngeIIf.
5 6ogforOeIingeu bIaubt SRrerne
er toget Senipn til bere8 9pgtigbeo /
Sc Sag, iom De fol uuOeruiie i.
SuuIeoeS bar Vrof. Z. 6. @olon al
llnocroiSnirg / Wfatbemntif, Grof.
:, Norrum gou1lc Sprog, Rroi. 3rut.
MING GugcLif 0. |. b. - Ser lGgpeS
oaioa 9tno pna Of gioe GIcperne Gn'
ic0uiuQ til at Qiorc 6remifribt / Oe
Gina. ION Sc ipne3 at bdpe melt TO-
turlilt InIFg for. 8uruSorbuiu'
gen or cloItiif. i0a ser cr InIebning
iii at iptte GIepcrne mo | be Sug,
ioru tierer enhuer be0it. Gette aieI.
Scr ia foruenmCIiN I Sc bsiere &lus'
Ter, hOor Ser or Sc fIcite paIairi
CclcctirCH) Sag.
&intiI bar Sc fIcitc Gleocr ooIgt bet
couNc-'orbcrcncnOe NllriuS. 9ette
~ 90 - = ANN Nae NANNAEs NN1 - M
T,;,, VII i,,.J,,++o VAS >r,r,n 50
49,, s,,L,ro,,s E,r, rs.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
Sra cs ON norlfc Sore.
anitalter | 1merifa.
GycrtI. fra siOe ~

benpttes, mere ligncr oIriiu0eIia
2friit. "a man iionrner bonoe Ell
9onteit for at oGIee ct Suitcm for
Dc oifentIige Sfoler / MiuuNpoItS.
Oil oct ioafaIoie "Sregg Spitem" al
mes Seiercn. Oct berptteS ogian pcb
DC fIcItc 9usineiS COLLEGES. Sonr
bar Ri oaiaa inhicrt Sette Spitem pcS
8Ienipop0 Icaocmp.
q. Z. g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
Sra Slraiant @iciu 9ntbtr college.

MGrfcIiat idn Fitrtia RaaHc0erut
% Gorete forcr forbil 6srelb Oi
Ocb Of SET. or nj mist oppc / Sfole'
oaretS SranJhes inicu. "a Dor Stole
feIer fig / go0t 6lrmer / oi&ie 0ugc.
SeaninaGn or uoeutrt 'ror, )oar BE-
traotr&, at &Gitar5cibct poa Iarmen
crom life CT giort, % at Set cr HGr'
fact unutIiet nor Tormcrnc at foa
Ieic SjpIo. @Gc Gc5n tnScr pna, at
Bette bill bIiOc ct irrOeIe$ goSt gIar
for SfoIer.
9Iimni6 orslttrQrn Nor beapnOt
1logibcIien al Ct Bias, iom fnIbeS
~Sbe TIcniont @iciu glumrnts", Set
or I RaQoiirfprmot, bar tpoe Siber
% SmiInB. Set uSfommer en- Sang
ON IooncScn gicunem Sfoleaoret.
gf sen mSIcSenhc IeSaftipnsortifeI
biSirttes fdga0e:
"The Alumni Association of
Pleasant View Luther College has
had in view for some time the
beneficial effect to its members Of
the publication of a periodical
such as the one, the first issue of
wich is nov presented to the
reader. The graduates of Pleas
ant View Luther College, num-
bering now one hundred and sixty
eight, have anxiously awaited the
time when their aggregate num-
Der should be large enough to
warrant, in a financial way, the
publishing of a periodical con-
cerned with the interests of their
alma mater. Some kind of or
gan is needed to solidify the deep
interest which the many former
students and graduates have in
this modest little college. There
has been a feeling of gratitude in
the hearts of many of those who
have during the past ten years,
frequented the college, toward
those who thoughtfully and low
ingiy built and prepared for us an
institution of learning particularly
designed to educate young people
of industrious habits and small
means
AT the close of these PREDATORY
remarks your editor-in-chie
would like to subjoin as his motto
in this venture: 'Ich diem"
Suuearehaftgrrn er 6r. g.. 8.
9erGe, iom ~graouerebe fra Dor afo.
hcnri1fc GFoeIiug / 1903, bporefter
han aienuengif ct SrriuS / &~opfpn.
6igIco REQ Nihignn llutpcrittct, %
bar Der iaaet lit 3ipEom i bette Sag.
San er bniat fer / Cttatpo % pratt.
ierer iom ahoofat.
Oct eIe6er SfoIcnS Genncr at
F6re ira ane &artcr ON Den poyetor
Sntcre6fe / 9. ". 8. College. Bicn.
mem Surreponnoucc % 2prcrne8 OF
oHhres perYonIiqe @cipn fommpr In,
oerretatHger ON 8cIpilie % Stette
for Sjruiugru og ON mango rnQc
&tenreiter, icm, uoor 6sitorbpibet
er Giort, nQter at ~frcfpCutcrc SfoIer.
@oar6 Of 3.r1titecs bapot npli1 ct
Ne0c peb Stolcn. 4.du0t an0re De.
itrnuurNcr iottcNc5 tu, iom aoor
I'D san Of 'oa Logt Ill 5foicu @auo.
Iabuina 'ra &ncrs WouoOcrf. i1mt IT
fco l18t III "5cyrcr" ira &0anin0en.
Cct ri gojtc 1to,cn en- ii q ,cIY nun.
mIt, Solar. ~ DIt0 2}ofr. q. IS.
Tetrrisn, fow ru u &rrfiocnt for
%oarocl, rdldt Ii. Il ismlc 5i=ic
@ca8,. 3.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
Qcfteit at haauSfere.

qetteit at b~aauStrre. "Sbilfet IN.
itrumsnt ~ioretreffer Ge, Siolin eler
Giano3"
"gioIin naturIispis. Den tan man
10 bare tage fra SoIf % faiis I'D at
ginouet, 100 er ben Sag toroen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
Sislae WsesoeisIt fra gatcnt.appOs

tatsrne @iaiamipn & Nerhaut, Rr.
ee5-93S Guaranty 9uan Building,
Rinnsapolis, Riuu., er | ben forlsbne
rIae islssnbs 9atsuisr tiloelt Rtunsiota
o. Tafota Csfineers:
Andrew ] Carlson & H S Juve, Baltic,
S Door attachment. Ingebrigt ] Gel
rum, Devils Lake, \ d, Hat. Louis
Mayer, Mankato, MINI, E~xcavator.
Sylvester G. Stevens, Duluth, Mimi,
Means tor warming material. Joseph
A Seubkjare, Mohall. N n, Hoof trim
mer. Maria c Wenner, st Paul, MINI.
Marking composition.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16

Sing er bet at boIoe Dem Der, 'notil
be fIeiic bar gjennemgaaet ct fiilo.
itanSist alirius. ut ale De, Der bar
ltSiiet til at bIiue frrbise nieo e
aurins paa famine lib, Iitter iig
ieminen til en- Organization tunes at
bore ct probat WiobcI / oen &etning.
Senior., Simior. % Sopbomore.
alasierne er aIlereSe organiieret De
bar ole fIere WeSlemmer emo tioli;
aere aars alaSIer, % BEN ltolte &las;
les MeSlemmer berer nPlten oIe til
set flasiiife SIRIUS. Gette er ct goot
Segn. Yatriotismen peo Sfolen er
ogfaa ! Dipping. +,
Semtenaarsfeit % &efurmatiSnsfeft.
Guncoroia College bIcp inbuiet ben
Bite Sftober. gao 0enne Dag mii1-
res hi 2litberanere Reformationens
g~egbnbelie, og Sisie to gegipenbeeer
icires / MminoeIie5cb iaiHmen. ga!
flor 9. q. Snise fra 9arplep, Winn.,
leperebe en- srnnoig og peluoarbeioet
Gale oper Reformotionens Siitorie.
Rditor Sobn SunbeII ira Sarge taite
paa gngelf. San pegte paa Heicr.
matiunets 5rngter.
arbeibet paa Ser ME gpgning
eoar iremab meo fire Striot. Den
bliper / fulbt f9roig gtuno til aab-
al 8interterminen.
Ser oannes rtpe alaSier | Mibten
Of Itopember for Dem, iom bar Doe.
ret forbinoret fra OF begp1oe fsr.
Gor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
4atriptismc.

Oct or en- Stus at iamIe en- $40.
lln9oom til en- SfoIe, 90 en- nuoen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-16
Surcningcr.

Noact. iom gIeoerue dltiS hoISer
al, % al boiIfet &c bar rist llSbptte,
er Iiterrrc Sorcniueer. 3er bar I
en- RGffe Nar opret en- innonh 5or.
cring / Gang peo 5foIen. GelGS
Nupn bar DC iibite aor pGret AG9rp.
ioinm Siterarp Societp". Sfpr
traaote osiaa en- anoeu Iirrrr Sor.
ching irem paa SfuepIa0ieu. Cen
beoer "sericIeiian Siterarp Societp".
Competition is the life OF trade.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-05

we owe our immunity 10 our atulos-
phere. which serves us bullet proof
crirass for the world. When meteor
enters the atmosphere the friction pro-
duced by its gigantic speed makes It
flash up like the arrow of Acestes. only
more so. The heat thus produced, lust
MS brake showers sparks from car
rta2e wheel Dr lucifcr mitch li2hts
OIL the box. Is sufficient to consume the
meteor as IL 1t We're suddenly cist into
furnace heated to three or four mil
lion degrees. Obviously the smaller
meteors are utterly consumed before
they have penetrated far into the Mt,
mospherc, which their fate has shown
to rise TO height of about 40 miles
Only very large one can descend to
within twenty miles of the earth be-
fore being burst by the expansion due
to heat and by the resistance Of the
mir. The fact that fragments do occa-
sionally reach the earth Is the best
proof Of the great size of some of the
meteors TINT We encounter. II it Were
not for the blessed mir" the explosion
of them ALL with tile accompanying
fervent heat, would lake place In our
midst. 1t Is safe to say that such q
state of things would render our great
towns uninhabjt0hle
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-05
Lawn Caves OF the Auorea.

The formation of caves In lava
stream is a curious process and ono
which the explorer will be Interested
to realize as his Investigations pro-
coed, and in. the Azores 1t has some re-
markable and perfect illustrations. Il
will be understood that the stream OF
molten matter proceeding ordinarily
from the volcano Coon begins to cool
externally as ii travels. But with a
great stream, say thirty or forty feet
thick, long time passes before 1t be-
comes finally cooled and solid to Its
center. A large body Of melted lava
still remains liquid in its interior,
forming as 1t were a huge conduit or
tube full of the white hot matter. Aa
this accumulates by the continued sup.
ply from above the vast pressure OF
the liquid on the lower end Of the
stream increases. The effect may be
easily imagined. The solid crust at the
front OF the flaw breaks ont the melt
ed interior PUSHES on araln. and The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-05
LIE DOWN. LIE DOWN

commodation swept over her and came
to stop three train lengths beyond.
The child was uninjured.
The heavy train. with Engineer Il. ].
MORRISON III churge and with Harry
Hoover across the cab from him, was
behind time and dashed around the
big curve at Lockhuven ut frightful
speed. Far ahead they saw little
mite Of humanity standing on the
track Like Il flash Hoover was out
on the running board. crawling to the
pilot, whence lie hoped to reach down
and perhaps sweep the little one from
the track. but he was too late. He was
able 10 get only one foot on the pilot
when the train was about OH. the little
one, who stood staring.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-05
Cuts Teeth mt NIncty-sxe,

William Sposede. the oldest resident
OF Windham. Me-. recently observed
his ninety-fifth birthday and surprised
his friends by announcing that he was
cutting n new set OF teeth. Uncle vii.
liam lost his grinders many years ago
and since that time has been compelled
to gum" Lis food. A few weeks
ago. Uncle William says. his gums be.
gan to feel sore. and from the white
spots that show he is sure that he
will soon have new set of teeth. He
has consulted physician about the
sprouting teeth and wants II possible
to hurry their growth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-05
SOME PECULIAR PIES.
A Dwarf Was Served Up In One For
Charles /.

One of the most curious pies ever pre-.
pared was that which the Duke of
Buckingham placed before Charles l.
and his queen,when they visited him
ut Burleigh-onsthe HILL On that occa.
sion Jeffrey Hudson, the dwarf, whit
was so enrngcd by gentleman whom
he Ind challenged to duel appearing
on the field armed with IL syringe, waJ
served up III cold pie.
Pies were always strong point OF
mayoralty banqIets, and the recipe OF
city of London pie has been handed
down to posterity from the sixteenth
century. The recipe runs Us follows:
Take eight marrow bones, eighteen
sparrows, pound potatoes. one-quar-
ter pound cringoes, two ounces lettuce
stalks, forty chestnuts. one-hulf pound
dates. peck of oysters, one-quurter
pound preserved citron, three arti.
chokes, twelve. eggs, two sliced lemons,
a handfuEof picked barberries, one
quarter hnce whole pepper; one.half
ounce sliced nutmeg, one-half ounce
whole cinnamon, one-quarter ounce
whole Glove, onc.half ounce mace and
one-quarter pound currants. Liquor.
when it issbnied, with white wine, but
ter and sugar"
1t looks very much as If the cata-
logue Of Ingredients of this wonderful
pie had qAly been concluded through
the inventor forgetting any other arti-
cles of diet that he could put In
Rich as the last mentioned pie
sounds, 1t was not SO rich as the sim
pie bran lle that an eccentric old gen
tleman pl'Red before his tenants ut the
annual luncheon he gave them, for, be-
sides the LONELY bran, golden coins OF
the realm We're included in the concoc.
ton, which made 1t peculiarly savory.
Late in ahe eighteenth century the
Newcastle ,Chronicle had the following
item OF news:
monday last was brought from Ho-
wick to Berwick to be shipped for Lon
don for Sir Henry Grey, Bart, pie
the contents whereof are as follows,
viz: Two bushels of flour, 20 pounds
of butter, 4 geese, Q turkeys, rnbbits,
4 wild ducks, . woodcocks, 6 snlpe and
4 partridges, 2 meats tongues, 2 cur
LEWIS, bluckblrds and pigeons; II
Is near 0 feet in circumference at
bottom, weighs about IL stone, Will
take 2 men to carry it to table; it is
neatly fitted with case and small
wheels to facilitate It's use to every
guest that inclines to partake Of Its
contents ut table.'-London Tit-Bits.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-05
WIFE WAS NOT
DEAD AT ALL
Husband Thought She Was, but She Ap.
peared and Arrested Him After
Twenty-one Years.

Enoch Arden's domestic drama, with
the characters reversed and n few ad-
ditional features, was re.enncted in the
Jefferson market court, New York city,
WHEN Mrs. Rosanna Gushing utter
twenty-one years separation from her
husband had him arraigned for aban-
donment on summons that she serv-
ed herself.
Mrs. Gushing us q feminine Enoch
Arden had no notion Of copying the ex-
ample set by the hero OF Tennyson's
poem. She was bitterly disappointed
when Magistrate Breen refused to hold
Her husband. Like Arden. she had long
been thought. dead, and her reappear-
ance was like resurrection to VIII
liam Gushing, Gunsevoort market
merchant.
He not only learned of her existence
IN way to take his breath. but he was
also confronted with the knowledge of
three instead of two daughters.
Cushings establishment was terrible
to see when the supposedly dead wo-
man served him with summons to
Immediately appear In Jefferson mar
ket court. He gasped and collapsed in
chair. Willie one of his clerks ran to
get glass Of water In court he was
still uns.rung and guzed Mt his wife In
wonder rs she told her alleged woes.
She demanded temporary alimony
When Cusillig's turn came he could
only say feebly that his wife had de.
serted him twenty-onc years ago and
that he had long supposed her dend.
Il believe you." said the magistrate
"and shall grant no almony You
can both so to the corporation coun.
sells olfice and settle your difficulties"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-05
Sunlight For All the Leaves.

The telegraph plant OF India has a
method all its own for catching the
sunshine. Each Of its leaves is COM
posed Of three leaflets. The larger ter
minal one erects itself during the day
and turns sharply down at night, while
the other two smaller leaflets move
constantly day and night, describing
complete circles with peculiar jerk
ing motion like the second hand of a
watch. Occasionally they rest for a
period and then so on again, thls
bringing every part Of every leaf to
the full action of the sunlight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-05
Merchants & Miners
Transportation Co.'s
Steamship Lines for Boston, Prevk
eencs and Baltimore.

Steamship Lines for Boston, Prevk
dcncs and Baltimore.
Leave Newport News. ria NorfoIR,
for Boston every Tuesday, Wsdnss.
day, Friday and Sunday. Leaves Tor
Providence every Monday, Thursday
and saturday. sailing from Norfolk nj
600 p. m.
Leave Newport News for Baltimore
daily. except Tnesday and Wednesday,
at p. m, connecting for Washington,
Philadelphia and New York.
Fare to Baltimore, one way, es.oe.
round trip, $500, Including slateroo1,
berth. Accommodations and ssisine
unequalled.
Freight and passengers taken for all
points North and Eouth. Steamers
leave Baltimore. foot Of Long Dock,
daily. promptly ut s q. m.
Only line running Sunday steamer
between Newport NeYe and Baltimore.
For further information apply to
d. r. McNEILI., Agent.
Newport News. va.
W. p. TURNER, q. P. A.
j. @. WHITNEY, A. D. sTRBBINa
I'd V.-P. & T. Ri. Gent Mgr.
General Osacss. Baltimore, Nd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-05
Train Service to Buffalo Lithia
Springs, Va, via Southern Railway.

On lime 18th, 1906, train service
VIII he resumed between Buffalo
Janciion and Buffalo Lithia Springs,
the MOTEL nj the Springs being open
on that date. This hotel accoinmo.
dates $40 guests. and is one of the
most popular in Virginia.
Summer Tourist rates are effective
TO Buffalo Lithia Springs from all
points.
For detailed information, call on
OF address STANTON CURTIS, Pas
senger Agent, IS CRANKY street, Nor
loik' va. 5-3l-eodj-18
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-05
A Miraculous Cure.

I'he following statement by Fl. NJ.
Adams and wife. Henrietta Pa. will
interest parents and others. IA mi.
raculous cure has taken place i'm our
nome. Our child had eczema ; years
ana was pronounced incurable. when
we read about Electric Btters. an,
concluded - try it. before the sec.
ond bottle was all taken we noticed
n change for the better, and after
taking Z hotties he was completely
cured It's Til up-to-datr blood med
icine and body building tonic. Guar.
anteed 60c and 500 nj w. Hair
Laighorne's drug store. su-t,l-thu
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-05

greut tube is cmptied of us contents SO
far rs they remain liquid. leaving be,
hind hollow cavern which may and
occasionally does extend for an unin-
terrupted length of several miles In
the course Of centuries subsequent
eruptions may deposit new beds Of
c!nder OF ash or new streams of lava
to amy extent above it, but the cave so
formed may remain 'intuct