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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-15

Any musical lady or gentleman can
rent a piano from s1.0O up. Call,
write or phone at once. Gets Music
Store.
No other remedy on earth is so good
for children as HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea: makes them eat sleep
and grow. Bright eyes. rosy cheeks.
Tea OF Tablets. 50 cents.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-15

Don't YOU think you had better try
To wear Il smile and sing song?
Its Il good old world after all.
Provided YOU take Rocky Mountain
Tea.
In the spring and fall.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-15
|CITY in BRIEF
.
IqThe Local Items of Interest
Gathered For Times Readers
Public Stenogranher.

Laura Daubenberg, Room 9. Clifford
Building. Phones, n. w. 9S3.M, Tri.
State 992.R.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-15

How harsh 1t sounds to hear man
knock on your favorite doctrine!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-27
AlTIlIg GtN8lEs

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sAfa Nts Yafs
Rsy Hsswsao Aaflas 90 1EErl,
sassa, A W usHiasrr \ rotF stk4
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tsa sae -ksa - sfsast 80 a.seastsa
ssasa sas $50 e. s1s na1s sss
AasaM tasH 80 s aAA4
Mss al sssgt sss saleF fsass1
tssaa A. ssastsfta e la $50. as
saelAa as s1ass8ssa ls asa8
aksa Agssss ? eall go
ssaa ere tiF sktst1 tNau
f8 uaen fss e sgzsa e.
a6 e. asalA SEA
satts - assAsss
Tkt aHAItus aNsHes
A8 go atlt aas&tg
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-27

q se tisus 80 e1salA, adsmka Gus
log a'stra fEk alisds son . Jap6n, y
son ella loa Elaiol Z lldos h 4 uas.
;hsdo slti slsu srs, De Asaario 90
Asu slss &c &C hlss lsis-nse ousl, -
eouprsadsfA Qua Il ssirs Dc ssslda
ds . ausvA aastsA - ma mas
ams a , 4as tgsas lsasr g. { scala
teaea msgsha ds iodAs iAs sssiosss
.as s Co
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-27

llb Su uuSIt nj 4 um1EU EV HUN pfss
Hugetos Al servclo militsr Se cAlculA
ca ic1atr0 millones, treEc'e lsos Gin.
eueutk mil al eierOito SeiIvo y sus re.
ssrvss, novsclsntos mil al ei6roito
terriGorIsl y III million esn mil & 10
rsGervs tetEitoriAh Do elss total 90
oalCula que podria disporsrss, On ga
90 nscsaArio, de un Of ciIvo do ssfsa
dc dos millouss y medic do b ,mbrsa,
FuerzaS nova'es
In cuRnto 4 10 mArns, los datos
mas Asrt mSd0s Gon los aiguientea;
Iuglaterra, pos6s, aDrc kim ads
mente, una fac "a nAva' efee!iva que
90 eompons de: cinsusniR y lrss aco.
rSzAdos do sombAtc, ine'uyendo cuA
tro guSrdsc1stasi slsnio vsln.Iclnso
ar Gseros, do diversos tLpoa, traluta
lorRedsros o. d lneroS, clsuto suArentA
y siete contra t0rpsderos, ouArenta
t1rpedsros y veinii6n aubmariroS 10.
IAl, trsssisnlos novsntR y euatro bu
Quea da gasrrS, ain sonlAr loa auh
mAriros,
Ffsnsia tisna treinsa y IN aso.
rtzAdos ds combstr, dc diversoa d..
poG, inevysndo ditz gaArdaccAsas
eas,entA J tsho crusercs Acorazsdos
o pgotsgidos, sieas o. d lnsroa.lor psde
roT, Grsin,A y dos contra torpsdercs,
aiento sfsipsa eineo torPGdsros y
cuarsnts y sukAro subm FinoF. Total.
doEeiensos novents y aiente buquss de
guerra, txsiuyendo lcs submArinon.
La tusrzs naval do Italia sonats
de; stss5 seurszsdos dc combsie, dis2
nuevc aruseros seoraEAdos y prots.
gldoa, ones pedsrok-sAfion onsrcs, on
go contra t0ip id9ros, treiotA , treI
soYpsdsr0s y COS submarines. Total
0shtnts y tres huQucs dc guaers, siu
soniar los Submarines
Do ma era que 10 triple aliabSs
souialis con una tlsIza naval formi-
dAhle, tormAds co moio sigaisnsi;
noventa 7 sisis ss0rGxsdos ds somhs
&c. cisn'o novsnta Y 10 stroe 'oS b Ia
dados & pEotegidos, euEfsnta 9th
cafIonerCa, cisnio nov ,nia destro yerr,
dossieaIos osho s1r. isrOs y esrcA d
aslsnts aubmArinus
FusTz1s teyrttsr(s ds AlemAnta, Aus.rit
y RtSa
VsAmos sh9gs "a tlsyzss cue 90
driAn opener las demAs goGsnsias d.
lRuropA vi litgassG = 3 ISras.
Como poIsusiAs minIArss de sri
mer ordsp, suysndo lsa tres Gu,
ltormAn 10 nueVA sripls aiiAuIa, que
Idsn a0lo A em,n,s, Austria Hangrfs
y RugiA, Una aiispEafumal 60 pua
do c9mprendsr ptt reias millstrss qal
! &C Eetn Go ptlner or4en. - saar
Dor 10 lAIto, sxiiuidAs EsPAGA Tlr
Quia, gus RunQus no do prlmsr orasn
.ieleu 10 iG clio numsroso J organi
zA30 & 10 modsrns. Los eisrslloa d,
| les dtm&' nAolonss surop3aI no sasAr
lorgGnlatd0s is ma1sfA que 10 lAI
pueda JnIld5fsr no poisrelAs nj
liiArss, De nAnsrA cue no Queda oirl
lahAnsA poSib,s slno 10 gus tjlmArAI
AlemAnis, AuslriA HlngriA y Raala
YaEmcs cuklsS son las reIBsclivA
liiGaAa do ssIss nsoionss
L 'i5 clio ALTMAN sn pie Dc pa
20 som soniA 6llmamssls, dc euslrt
NIL lrsEsls0los eiesusuiA J elIl,o { &
slAlss , Qulniaal9s oshsnlA y an nj
uelaelsnloS vsini 4 4 aoldadol posls
rlofmsnis hA habito pFeysciol par
aumsnlAr ssis eisenvo , spyos dslA
i lies 90 Eon soaosidol todavia, NJ
ihay pa1,lsKaoa lrioruss oasialss Ga
gsrmlan toaeess szAesamsDls sl siss
1.-Two Go. ti4sslI1 alsnar e. , 10 gus
rss per- iss&ssA Qaa ecu au o.
\ gsa us.sa asiaal Alsnaala petri
! lslusslnar arvltcas ara i4sfza &
q A. 49,. I'd. .s. La A hss.s Hsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-27
4 QuIEl Co IslpOldd

Por 10 prsssrt, Is hass EAbsr 81
pdblleo cue don Gulllsrmo CorladA
hA aollslIAdo del Cor'sio Ei'suilvo
do Puerto Rico, IL aoncssi6n ds una
isarquiaIA para lA eonitsussi6n de "a
muslls De ribsrs ca sl puerto DO Foa'
90, p Il,
Todfs las psFsonas cue deatep ser
ridas en- gro 8 sn contra de 10 cooes
,l6n solls'iads. puedsn pFssaulAr i1s
argumenlcs de Fs'GbFa o poy tssriio
nnls d 0cmlie ds isarQuleiss Gel Con.
wi1 Eiauuvo 81 eiA Do Ecsfo Dc
1907
SAL Juan, ? r Dslsmbrs "a lses
Per 81 Esllsicnayio, % fspFsasDlsnle,
Ransa GGnda Ceft1
lagsalsEo ls PusFios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-27
$50

a. at aa Ha
sN Assss 49, k#ae
eaask mA
Sea Hms
tst#s aEs8 ea $50 eafa
a&f R8 8Ea zee
Faa sar a
asa rfsa fFF8s q
e taFA eaaHto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-27
LA NUEvA TR|PL|CE
P0TENCIA FORMIDABLE De LAS AL|ADAS

20 pie dc psz, al aiArclto de Aus
tria H1ugfis eonsta do veintidoa mil
eussrocisntos disx y Aiaie oHsia'ss
trsr cientcs IN mil dossisntos iususn-
10 aoldadop, exeluyspdo 81 S'ApcvwS
auslriaco y el shonvedssgs hdugaro,
El total del ei6rsito, en- p'6 do guerra,
ssris, ssg1u dstos oAsiAlss. de dos
millonss qulnienloa oshsnia mil hom.
bres.
II sierciso ruao en- pie do ussts
cslaula en- euarsntA y dos mil cnsialas
y IN pcco mas de IN million de solda.
dos. En- pie de guerra 90 sAlsulA ca
ssssnts y sinso mil oAsialss y euasro
miilonss y medic do soldsdoa Sin en-.
b&rgo, On el satAdo astual do Rusis,
Eeeuramsnts Gus no podria movilissr
todo 81 Flsrct'o, que dshs guarnsssr
una extension sonsiderAbls del tsrri.
lorio naeIonal.
P0tSnsid ndrtim0
Las tusrHns nRvsles do loo tres
1Siaes aon como sigue:
AlsmAnia Roses vsiutisiste ssors.
ssra1os do somhAte. ,insluyendo srsee
guArda Goasasi vsiutidos sruaeros do
dlyarsos tipos, tr'cs csn rneros, auA'
rtnta y tres csxsto'psdsros, suarsnsa
y siets torpedsros dos submarinos,
Total; etento currents v los buqusa
de guerra, siu consar los suhm q rinos.
Austria HupgrlA susnta con un
tfActIvo do disS Aeors adoa do eou'
bate, inelnyeudo sisIs de tfpo antique;
euatro crussroa protegldos, sinso sru
csrca no prtGegidrs, ouAtro eva ,ns
ros y Gsis tor sdsroa. TosAl. treinte
buques de guerra,
La taerEa navAl de RasiA ha QUE
dado reducidA q IN minimum. nea.
| puss de haber periido 10 msjor dc sus
esOpadras en- IL guerra dc Orisnts, 20
sneusnE a rsdueida & sista AeorsSados
y srue' ros de iipo antique, msnos
disz de II 30 modsrnc, unna trsinta
a,z iarpedsros J yutos suarsntA .,P-
lpedsroa Totsi o A'nia y aista hu'
Ique', do loS suAlss los erucsros y
Asorssados son muy POGO electives,
| Ea total; Asn&nia, Auatria V
iRuGlA podFiap, al llsgArAn & aliarss,
eoEiAr eon IN si6'clIo, ca pis de pas,
ds eeroe de dos millones de homhrss,
| y co pie de- guerra con ana tasrEa mi.
liiRp de mas de osho mllIonsa de- sol,
ldldo',
L. mArluA clmhlasia de lAs tras
Vossasis' vsndriA q lsdR iormada
Idsl m7do siROisnts, tFsiuta y STATS
ssnrtEad0s, cuArsnIA , IN srussros,
siais sIt1 lusros, ssisnsa y lras aaxA
tlrpsdsros, naveata y t'ss torsedsYoa
, dsSubmaria~s. Tlnk doueIeuIos
sias lsnhA y 10 buQuss do guerra a..
oluyendo los submarines.
De modo Gns, e nor sus ias-Gss
miIitAre', les doa AiAnEas vsudriau {
aontra bAlArosavHs, Rues 10 aupsrioEi
dad agArenta So Gala por los grandss
et;sllvos aus t'snsn los daloS oas!alss
ruIos, ca eamblo, Bo' Eus iasrxGa na :
valei, Ia supsri0rlcAi Dc 10 lrlpls nua
Va A'is'sS 81 ine0naslAbls. Iaduda
b'tmsais que sIia aupsrio,ldsd q
iecs cue el reg EiaArdo aonaldsss Ia
rlAlisasi6a is etlA Aliarst scmo sl
msa,o mAh saiE. pr ah IRA, de man
1sasr IL PCS universal tqtlhb 10
> suroPsc'
slssl l.sns 40 susasa, aasmla aus
sg a'stFA ssk alisds son . Jap6n, =
} son ella lol EAaiol ualdos h 4 uas.
;hsto slil sism srA De Asaario 90
. Asu sgss &c c iilss isls-nse ousl, q
leompFsadsfA Qua IL saisrs Dc sasIds
De = ausva GjatsA - ms b mal
, ameta , 4as basas lsasr il { ssalu
9 teata msgsha ds iodAs lAs assiossl
la Htnao
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-27
ToNhon It my concern

N3slee ID hereby by given 1hst 4
petition for q frsnshiIe FIR ihe fon-
strue,ion eli wharf In tbs " AVER ftopi
Of the harbour Ct Pores, hiss fesn
prsGsrtd 10 The Txesulvs Couneil Of
Puerto Rico.
Any and ell persons dssirirg 10
bs hsayd for or sgsioai tbs granting
Of sush itSrehise, may present 'h'ir
Arguments eiihsr orally or IN wht!pg
before ihs Commits, en- the 2ad DAY
Il January 1907,
San Jnap, p. R., DIe. li'b, 1905
GmllrmO Cor,OGG
For the pstiGlonAry, Els attorney
Ramon Gandta Cordog0,
Harbour and Dotk' EpglI esr,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-27
El epiHbrio e,,ropeo

No hNy en eEtos nom ntos, en
Curops y en- todo oil mundo eivllixado,
uotieia de esrkstsr politico mas sense
eionkl que 10 rtfsrents & ID ioImRsI6n
Dc una alienza triple enlra Inglats
rra, FtaneiR q Italia y que eomerzsr&
( turslonAr en- eusnto expiEs sl pie 20
para ID que satk en- vlgor aslualmen
10 eutrs AlsmEniaI Italia y Austria.
Hurgrfa.
Desde hAes varlos msses hG Gbfsn
sirculado rumores do los mGE contra
distorioz reSpGslo al faturo de 10 an
tIguk triple. Ii kctltud de Alemania
en- 10 susati6n do Marrueoos, Aus mar.
cAd1a deadeneE hasia Italia, 40 a0m
portamienso rospeolo & Rusia en oea
si6n de lA guerra dc Manshuria, hA-
elan temsr que sl pAeto entrs los srss
uAeiones do IL Europa ssntral no
tuese muy duradero, Rino Qus Isrmi
nara Al ex pirAr el Rlszo oonesEtSdo
30 reeordala que caA alisrxA fa6
hecha eu epceas Ga que 80 srefG ca la
soaihilidadds IN sor cto sntre Ftsn.
sia y AlemSnia A ella eonteSt6 Fran.
ol& con Ia fGmosR aiiSnzA tr&nao-
russ, & 10 que Sc sonGedi6, en- aQuells
epoca, muchA importaneiA y per Ia
eual 40 erey6 AMgarRdo oil eQuilibrio
auropeo. En- etseto, an sQusl enton
eos, ell prsstigio mililar do Russia sra
nuy grAnde; Ee 10 considerable como
una dc Las primsrAS polsnslAs guerze
taE do Europa; sus inmensos atec!ivci
On pie dc paz y en- pie de guerra, sui
doaAs numeroaas, 10 hAefAn rsape
table.
Pero ls guerra ruSg. ia qopesh, ai
bien no QuebrAni6 nolablemuntc q
prsatlgio m!l!sar Dc! impsrlo moaoc-
vita, pueAto qua 40 ha d!tsutido J
Adn nsgsdo sAtsgorieamsnts que euAl
Quisra otEa Dotansia europeA hubieat
| Sodido s0rcentEAr y Sostener me i0l
On sjetsiio q cchl mil k l6meiroH dl
| iistareis, Ga aambio GIo oil trAsss eor
81 pEsat'gio ravAl del imEeFio y, 40
bye todo, trSio conRiRo 10 dsIsrucci6E
easi total dc 10 marina rufR, En 50
tas sondlciones, 10 AliArzA fsAr o9'ru'
"a psFdiA muGho dc "a ya4,r so hA
etA eAai eomPletAments intsil pArS
mArtsnsr oil eQuilibrlo suropoo, h
bla que AubstituirlR, y sl ananaio dI
Ia nuevA AhErzA 90 eBpsrabR yA aaa
con 10 esrtGEA de que hshik do reAli
EAFks.
Es intsrelanis hAcsr 10 rsGumsI
de los slsmsnIos sorQue sontArfa 10
uuevA hiplice sn sRso de ~ cor sGC
suropso, y sompsrArIoa con aqua loI
que padisrAn opor erica les dsmas po
t3reIsa.
FusYs de terra inQ,e.
saS, 'rancesos . ltQ.ian9s
Las tasrshs miliiirss del RsiaC
q aldo &c eaIsulEu, Ga pic de psS, COZ
iorme 4 los dAios ohsialss, on los sI
gulsniea tiselIvo'; ouoo mil EGiGslsn
Iou ssisaientJs ssIsuiR J un ehslklss
vsluls mil lrsIsisntcS euAsnlA , nue.
Va sArgsnsos, cualro mil Qulnisnio
lsIsplA J nusvs irdlviduoE do band ,
sIenlO eehaEtA , cualro mil novs
sienloa ssisnla } dos aoldsdos o lal
40 t,lAl de dossIsnsos vslnilun nj
qulnlsnloI GaisEtA , 10 houoIe
Hay, Adtmks, saaiio slaIeI de Fe
ssrvAs cue hscsn GahlF 81 aiiollvo 10
60, Inslaysrdo las iropas solonlAls
, Dc los sslAhltelmisniss lndlos, s 10
yselsEios vslnflisls MI lFssslaL 10
losh alay suAio
La 'is'zas mllisrss Dc glkEslI
- oalsu a., s'gda los prmapaai1
los .oa um9s sf3t en- "a loiAl &
lQulalsaicB gsi-us5s n doss.ealo
sssEsEta ta3h lnssss. ezt.pysad
lsatea pas Qasaaeas satran 20 Arg,
II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-27
LUIS r. MIRANDA

crs.s IA Michigan actua. D.rc -
aBleda ReSmeato de PuU,c Re.
e8a g $50 aada3 - =
nfekas - asasca sa ledct as ea % -
assaeass tas stss e astss sss
3a afFtea Ua sac ttse sA :
"a #aa aa8 q
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-28
UP TO THE PATRON.

There is disposition to blame che
lessee and manager OF theater if a
poor troupe puts on poor show. Thi:
Is wrong. The manager, like the no.
tel proprietor, must rent his house to
the troupe that applies for its use;
he cannot go into the qalities and guam
titles of excellence, with which the
company may or may not be equipped /;
he Is in quasi-public line of business
that precludes any exactions on bis
part save that the moral tone of the
show shall be up to the legal and So
cial standards of his city and of good
society generally.
If the patron is disappointed, it is
the patrons fault The advertising of
the show indicates the quality of the
people and their offering in the way OF
entertainment, this is done BY the show
men themselves and not by the manager
unless he has made special effort to
get certain play and its players to
his house, land it is not likely he will
make any extraordinary efforts to se-
cure snide outft). Read the adver-
tising closely. see what the troupe has
to say for itself, what others say
about it, and if it fails to advertise
clearly and frequently and boldly, stay
away from it. The patron must use dis
elimination in the matter; it is his dol
lar that is at stake the manager is only
too eager to bring the finest plays and
performers to his theatre this he is
not always able to do; his house is
for rent, and it goes to the people who
pay him the required rental and OBJ
serve the customary rules of decency
and good order. There is nothing else
for him to do. The patron is the ar
bitter in all things theatrical. 1t is
his patronage that keeps both the good
and the bad shows going. 1t is strict
ly up to him; and while he is discrim
mating, it were well not to confound
the relative values which he must pay
for each, the good and the bad.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-28
ENGLISH DISARMAMENT.

II sounds strangely to hear Of Rritan.
MIA, who "rules the waves,n economic.
ing on the means whereby she rules.
The retiremeEs OF score of efficient
warships, Of the Majestic, the Formid.
able and Royal Sovereign class, from
the Channel. Atlantic and Mediterran.
can fleets, shows one of two things
either that Great Britain feels her in.
tcrcsts at distant points are compare.
lively safe, or that il is deemed ad,
visahle to cut expenses. This tendeu.
cy, by the way, has been observable
since the new ministry's advent. The
retired ships will be placed ON the home
reserve with mere nucleus Of crews,
while the entire Royal Sovereign class,
eight fine vessels, win be placed In re.
serve without any crews whatever and
four armored cruisers win be paid of,
and put ''out Of commission This Is
the nearest approach to disarmament
reached by any Of the great powers
Brooklyn Union.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-28
IT'S KNAPPT0N NOW.

Some little time ago the dream-city
of the northshore was st. James. Where
it was located was as much myth
as the rest Of the yarn. Now it is
Knappton. We all know where Knapp
ton is and all about its relative values
as an embryo seaport. There are still
McGowan's, Ilwaco and North Head to
hear from in relation to Mr.. Hill's
phantom city at the mouth of the Co.
lumbia river. But when the next Hill
Hartman love-feast shall have trans
pired, we are prone to believe the
ghost-town will be laid, the dream
harbor vanished, the spirit-venture evap-
grated into thin air Our credulity has
been strained until it will take the
solemn and public assurance of James
]. Hill himself to bring US to any con-
viction in this matter, and then we
shall claim the right to reserve few
guesses of our own.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-28

INSTEAD Of the Jew being natural barteer he Is the
/ / spiritual man alive He has been bounded by the ages
robbed and massacred but he yields neither his traditions
s nor HIS IDEALS Had he been maeralstic no would
| have sold out long ago and BOUGHT PEACE. If hc
would join the Greek church he would be safe Russia Rather than
do that he will walk into the jaws Of hell.
The Jew denied his civil rights despod Of his property scourgod
and murdered has only been made tougher and longer lived His
enemies have given him strength and TRAINED HIM MOST AD
RABLY for the battle of @ matter what part of the world
fortune may lead him.
Then the Irh and the Americans MOVED UP BY and by
the Italians swarmed in and the Irish graduated from the trenches
When Broadway much shorter than ALL OF THE
NAMES the signs American But those old time merchants
became oun they longer desired be small shopkeepe and
they into tho banks and manufactures Now the Jews have
their stores
In generation the which hang and swing today Broadway
will be down and others will beup Perhaps the will bo Italian
No goes back in this country but o being prudent industrious
and ambitious, goes onward TO BETTER CONDITIONS.
have spoken of the spirituality of the Jew characteristic for
which, opinion he particularly distinguished other
races but generally he is like the Of mankind believe how
ever chat he INTENSELY PATRIOTIC and am proud Of the
part he has taken the development of this country think the
Jews to be equal in patriotism any cass Of Americans
You hear that the Jewish mind exceptionally ACUTE That
is exaggeaon All of the things which withheld
THE JEW. DEPRIVED AN EDUCATION IN VARIOUS PARTS
or EUROPE, COMES HERE AND SCHOOLS SAT-
isFEs THE HUNGER FROM WHICH HEART HAVE
LANeulsHED HIS INTELLECT THE AVERAGE AND NO MORE
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-28

In commenting on Boston's proposed
return to New Orleans of the rebel flag
taken from the staff of the city hall
by Gem Butler, while he was in com
mand of that city during the Civil War,
the "Providence Journal" cannot refrain
from mean allusion to the old scan
dal OF the "silver spoons" If New Or
leans shows no better disposition to-
ward Boston now than she did then,
the "gracious act" as the "P. j." calls
it, will hardly be graciously Interpreted
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-28
SALVAGE AND ROBBERY.

There is a radical difference between
entering upon wrecked ship with a
view to salvaging what may be saved
and restoring it to her owners upon
the legal basis of remuneration, and
visiting the ship with deliberate pur-
pose to steal, and stealing, all that
may be carried away. Tt is the differ
ence between honesty and dishonesty.
The man who cannot distinguish be-
tween these broad elements of action
had best stay away from all manner
of temptation. He is in a bad way,
and 80 is the community that counts
his citizenship. Enlightenment for such
minds is not to be had short OF the
penitentiary.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-28

Nathan Strauss, who distributes daily
10000 bottles of pasteurized milk in
New York city, declares that "75 per
cent of the milk brought to New York
should be dumped in the gutter" st.
Louis would be interested to know if
the milk supply there, on which the
price has just been advanced, is the
pure stuff, and steadily maintained at
that standard Paying a higher price
for an adulteration would be tough.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-28
1The World Will End In 1882"

By EDMUND scRIBNHR STEVENS Ph.D .D.ofw wa,hinstOn
earth out of her place. upright position 1t is gradually
resumng it. Whenever there an accelerated or aster motion
then in that period EARTHQUAKES OCCUR We are
now in one of those periods from Mont Pe 1000 1915 again.
from 1926 to 194612; again. from 1865 to 1000 A. D.
IN 1852 THE EARTHQUAKE is or SUCH EXTENT THAT ALL
THE CITIES OF NATIONS FALL
From 2035 S4 A. D. the earth is in continual perturbation
and the latter year settles its upright position This brings in the
heaven and NEW EARTH
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-28

In the last off-year election in Mis-
souri,, the Republican vote was $1,000
less than in the presidential contest two
years before. If there had been no
decline the Republican majority in the
state would have been over 10000. The
Republican who turns up missing on
election day builds worse than he
knows.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-28

The Prohibitionists, who refused to
endorse the Democratic and anti.ma.
chine Republican candidate in Pennsyl-
vania, have endorsed the Democratic
and Hearst candidate in Massachusetts,.
The Prohibitionists are consistent in
their desire to play long shots.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-28

A Londoner who drops penny in
the slot gets 2s cubic feet of gas for
his money q cents. American meas
urel, which is about 70 cents per L.
900 feet. The largest consumers in the
United States are not allowed as low
rate.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-28

Now they are disciplining under the
anti-hazing law an Annapolis cadet who
gave another a nickname. When the
reforems get through Annapolis will
make fine co-educational school, pro-
vided some inducements are offered to
men to 90 there.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-28

In the last six months 6S2,560 immi.
grants have arrived in this country, a
number never before reached in a like
period II this stream is to continue
the next census win go far beyond the
former estimate.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-28

A South American fossil scientist is
convinced that South America, South
Africa, southern India, Australia and
the Antarctic lands were once Joined
together in an ancient continent. It is
lucky that real estate titles stop short
of the petrifed records.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-28

New Zealand seems a long way off,
but in nine years it has increased its
purchases in the United States from
sS,5O0OOO to slO6OO,OOo. American
farmers and manufacturers are climb
ing up fast in foreign estimation.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-28

Most of the public spirited citizens
of Cuba express willingness to have
the island taken over by Uncle Sam.
They want better service in the various
governmental departments than they
can get under Cuban rule.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-28

College training cannot be detrimental
to common sense, after all, when the
president of Princeton positively refuses
the office of Senator from New Jersey
on the ground that nobody has asked
him to take it,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-28

The Western clergyman who invent.
ed a language without any unpleasant
words in 1t right at the beginning OF
a campaign is probably not working
overtime filling orders.