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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-10-03
Wilmington. october 8.
Fire Drills in Schools.

Editor The Evening Journal.
In yesterdays edition Of The Even
ing Journal a letter appeared signed
&C. A. p" IN which the writer sug-
gests that fire drills should be held in
the public schools. Evidently the au-
thor is not very well versed on mat
ters pertaining to the workings Of the
public schools. / have aquaintances
that are teachers and scholars, and
they have often told me Of the fire
drills that are held several times each
month. In the schools in the city all
Of the pupils can be gotten out in an
orderly manner in less than three min
utes. do not think that the fire drills
have taken place as yet this year, but
as soon as the schools get in working
order and well organized they will be
resumed. The Wilmington school sys-
tenn is provided with everything nee
essary for modern education and the
instructors have also left no stone I'M
turned for the safety Of those intrust-
ed to their charges. Let &C. A, p" re-
member that fire drills are held in all
Of the schools. and that his children as
well as all others are instructed what
to do when the emergency arrives.
Yours truly,
Public Schools.
Wilmington. october 3.
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$3,4sI573.72
LIABILITIES.

Capital Stock ......$ 6oo,ooo.oo
Surplus ...- 100000
Undivided Pro fits
and Earnings, less
Expenses ..... 62,897.I1
Dividend Account ... $50
Due Depositors ........ 2,238. o73.l1
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FINANCIAL CARDS
Security Trust & Safe
Deposit Company.
QUARTERLY STATEME MT.
& October 1, 1906.
RESOURCES.
Real Estate, Office

Real Estate, Office
Building, etc ,...$ I47,826,o7
Mortgages, B nd.s,
Stocks, etc ..-.-.. 2,o57,9oo,3s
Loans and Discounts oo3,0S8o7
Cash on Hand and
with Banks and
Bankers ......... ,76o.23
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BED Mon Lodae omoars.
speclal Do Nc Even!ng Journal

NEWPORT. Oct. 9. - Andastaka
Tribe. No. "A. l. o.. r. NJ. has elected
the following officers: Prophet. John
Hamilton; sachem, Joseph Galloway;
senior sycamore. Allen G. Lindall;
Junior sycamore, II. Betton; director
for eighteen months, Everett Higgins;
director for twelve months d. n
Bayne; director for six months, VIII
liam Mark; representative TO the
Great Council, l. J.. Young.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-10-03

In East Indian schools mental arith-
metic is vastly more serious matter
than il Is in the schools Of America.
Pupils OF ten years are taught. to re-
member the multiplication table up TO
20 times 40
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

ANY erroneous reflection upon the character standing
or reputation Of any person firm or corporation when
may appear those columns VIII be gladly corrected upon
request
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Dispensary for
Sick Babies
and Children

. IedlcaI attendance and medicine freq
tours, to 4 .. M. Mondays. wednes-
days and Fridays
Day Nursery and Hospital Tor BA5isi
POI Washington Street
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FOUNDED 1889.

Republlcap Newspaper, publlshed daily eV'Fy a1'v'
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Filters Excellent Work.

The filters in Washington, about
which we were more concerned than
anything else. are doing all that could
be expected of them. in fact they are
showing a better result than the best
filters OF Europe. The European
standard is 100 bacteria per cubic CEN
timeter but the Washington filters
have showed the following average per
month:
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-24
Abraham Lincoln

was a man who, against all odds,
attained the highest honors a man
could get in the United States.
Billiards. Horehound Syrup has at
tanned a place, meyer equaled by
any ather like remedy. 1t is sure
cure for coughs, colds, bronchitis,
influenza and all pulmonary diseas-
es. Every mother should keep
supplied with this wonderful cough
medicine. Sole by L. Q. Thomp-
son & Bro. 55T61
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-24

They also bet with each other MS TO
whether the next woman to cross the
imaginary line will or will not have
o veil around her hair, and this is
about an even thing. The color OF
the boardwalk womans' shoes also
offers an opportunity to tho hand
book makers. The variety In the
colors OF boardwalk shoes makes
this a lively game. The handbook
maker holds out black shoes alto
gether as being much the common
est, but the bettcrs have all the 9TH
er colory to choose from--lan, red,
white, champagne, and so on.
Tho immense number OF board
walk dogs Of all kinds attached Ia
their strolilng mistrosses by loashos,
furnishes another limo of betting ac-
lion for tho loungors who must have
something going on all tho time. The
Fellows who make hand books on the
dos question have got this game dop-
ed down 70 the finest kind OF a point.
Ilcga Is tho way they arrange their
pllces; Fox terriers. even money;
hnion terriers. 2 10 !; bull terriers,
70 i poodlos,o of all kinds, 5 to 1;
ccllles. to /; bulldogs, to /;
spanicls Of all kinds, 10 to Il Greai
Danes and mastiifs. 80 TO 4. and "a
on. u viii BIZ observed by those ac.
quain'ed with book making percent.
agcs that the makers OF these board.
walk dog books give themselves
qoiso shade, even though tho fos
terriers arc far moro common on the
walk than dogs Of other breeds. But
Inc fox terriers are not common
cnouEn 70 make them even money
shots and there has becn quite a
KICK over The way the dog hand-book
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-24

giving an exhibition of all kinds OF
extraordinary skating stunts.
"a wonder, isn't her, said the
clnch better to the man with him,
Queer how he can skate on one toe
that way, isn't it? suppose he new
or fell down while roller skating in
his life"
ooh, | guess he's had his bumps"
said the other. Hes liable to fall
down while we're looking at him do
ing these gay tricks"
rs he?" said the cinch man. Bet
you $25 to 81 he won't"
"Stingy price, but I'll go you for
about So worth of that, just to give
the house tone" said the other
You're on-$5O to So that he
doesn't fall down. said the cinch
man, regarding the bet as a common
theft.
Two minutes later the fancy skat-
err came down with authud while es-
saying difficult one-heel trick, and
the cinch man paid up and made a
noise like an expiring swan for some
hours afterward.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-24
RETURN OF WILD PIGEONS.
John Burroughs View of Flocks of
These Migratory Birds Seen i'm
Sullivan County.

John Burroughs, the author-nat-
uralist, has returned TO West Park
from a trip to Sullivan county, new
York, where he passed some time in
yestig#ng reports that wild pig
cons had been seen recently in that
locality, says a Poughkeepsio dis
patch to the New York Sun, Mr.. Bur
roughs was in Poughkeepsle recent
ly lie said:
81 have seen tho men who saw the
birds and have every reason to be-
liove that they are telling the truth,
Some of them know the passenger
pigeon in the old times, and 1t is
not likely that all have been mis-
taken in the identity OF the birds
seen lately"
Thirty or forty years ago immense
nocks OF Wild pigeons frequentcd the
Hudson river valley. They disap-
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-24
WORLDS COAL SUPPLY.
Enough of the Commodity TO Last
the World for Few Years
10 Come,

10 Come,
Statistics as to the amount OF coal
in the world or any particular eoun-
try are of small value because esti-
mates are based on inadequate infor-
nation, The German periodical,
Stahl and Eisen, gives figures as to
Germanys supply which it places
at 28O,O0O,00O,000 tons, which will
last, at the present rate of consump-
ton, a couple of thousand years, Tho
coal deposits OF Great Britain and
Ireland are placed at 193,000000,-
900 tons, with an annual Consump-
ton of twice that of Germany The
estimated coal deposit Of Belgium is
20, 000,000,000 tons; OF France, 49,.
100000 tons; Austria, 1900
100000 tons, Russia, 10000
900 tons North Americas coal de-
posits are estimated by the some au-
lhority as 6S1,000,0OO,0OO tons. The
total for all Europe is placed at
200, OOO, 100000 tons. Asia is CON
coded to have much larger deposits,
which cannot even approximately be
estimated.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-24

We are permanently in tho real es-
tate business. Let bJ serve you. DON
ahoe & Welnple, Room 10, Eakle
building. J6-tf
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-24

A New York man dropped a 500
note on one Of these exceptions only
a few days ago He was walking
along the strand with guileless-ap-
pearlng Philadelphia friend during
the bathing hour. when a pretty
singing actress playing here appear
ed on the sand fixed for bathing,
and fixed within about an inch of her
life. Her bathing dress was con-
fection Of salmon-hued silk, with
sandals and stockings and cap to
match, She was not only corseted,
but laced and her hair looked as If
the hairdresser had only done It up
few minutes before. Not only that,
but her eyebrows were cleyorly pen
clled, and there seemed TO he bit
of roughe on her checks, which are
naturally somewhat paler.
This singing actress Is woman
possessed of II beautiful figure, and,
as she was gotten up, there didn't
seem to be a chance In the world
that she would go into the water and
get herself mussed up. She walked
down TO the beach with long pom
gee silk robe around her, and her
black maid trailing behind When
she got to within about 100 PAGES
of tho water she beckoned to her
maid, and then she tossed off her
pongee wrap and stood revealed in
all her fancy bathing filings.
Great work." commented the
New Workers to his Philadelphia
companion. "sun baths for her,
strolling up and down and stalking
all hands to a treat. Not chance
IN the world that she'll even get her
tootsies damp"
20, l dunno" said tho Phlladel-
phian, in slow kind OF way. "sho
may so In at that"
Bet you 500 to $40 she doesn't
get her sandals even wet" said the
New Yorker.
You're on said tho Phlladel-
phian, and no had hardly finished
speaking before tho actress took up
graceful trot from the little sand
knoll upon which she had been
standing, and ran smack into the
water. She not only ran into Il, but
sho dIved into it, newly fixed coli
fure and all, and she swami out be-
yond the breaker limo and enjoyed
herself with dolphin-lilte grace for
twenty minutes before returning to
the sand. Tho chagrined New York
or paid up with the romark that Il
was like losing a to 100 shot at the
race track.
There's "a roller rink out az the
end OF one OF the piers, and tho bct-
ters who 80 out there TO look tho
skaters over bot with each other as
to how manw falls the noyIcas at
roller skating will have within a giy-
en- space Of time. One Of the cinch
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-24

peared suddenly and it was suppos-
ed that they had been exterminated
by ruthless slaughter, The Sc
quence of events indicates, however
that they we're driven away and
sought new feeding grounds in other
parts of the globe, perhaps in the
southern part of South America,
Recently hocks Of considerable size
have been reported in Sullivan coun-
ty, and two nocks have been seen
along the Hudson, one a few days
ago, by Citing Van Akin of Tower
Hill farm, near Port Even.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-24
Summer Tourist Rates.

Effective June LIST and continu-
ing daily until Sept, 6oth, round
trip summer tourist tickets may be
sold to Chicago and St. Louis, at a
rate of one and one-third the stan
dard fare. Dates of sale, daily
June lst to Sept. 5oth inclusive.
Continuous passage in both dirac-
tons, Final return limit, Oct. 81,
1906, Tickets for return passage
must be executed by joint agent,
for which a fee of twenty-five cents
will be charged,
GEORGE VOORHEES,,
Aft Local Agenr.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-24

If you want to sell your land and
city property, list 1t with the S. NJ
Cotton Land and immigration Co.
Office at the Mcintosh hotel,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-24
DR.. Alhcrt j. Cnldwell.

Specialist on diseases Of Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat, Office rooms I and
., Eaklo building, corner 9th and
Polk Hours, S to II a. No. . to
p. IN. u
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-24

makers round their books up and
give themselves all the best of It
by making fox terriers even proposi-
lions.
The roller chair offers all sort OF
betting schemes, especially at night,
when the boardwalk is fairly packed
with them. They bet with each 9TH
er as to whether the next roller
chair TO go by the imaginary line
will contain one person, or two, or
three. The double chair is the ia
vorite pick, as most of the chairs
contain two persons.
But man who stuck to the dou-
bic chairs for half an hour tho other
night almost went out Of business
before he discovered that he was
in bad. The convention Of car build
ers was on here, and the double
chairs having all been engaged, the
members of the association had char
tered all the single chairs they could
find, and these single chairs went by
the given point by scores.
There are number of big roller
chairs built for three, but Z to is
the prevailing price against one of
these crossing the imaginary line
next, and the triple chair game is
hard to beat at that
Then the freak betters occasional
ly pass the morning bathing hours
in gambling on whether certain
women bathers will or will not go
into the surf, A woman decked out
in dainty bathing dress that looks
as II IL had never been intended to
be soused In the sea water at all
makes her appearance on the beach
and proceeds to stroll UP and down
with a companion.
Bet you she won't go in," says
one chance-taker to another
"Of course she won't, but what are
you laying on your proposition"
says the other
well, you can have $40 to So or
$40 to So" says the man who Aants
to lay against the woman with the
dainty bathing dress going into the
water.
Pretty short price, and I've got
no chance to cop, but you're on, just
to pass the time" replies the other,
and then they stand by on the sand
and wait for the outcome. The man
who lays the price against the wom-
an with the splendiferous bathing
fixtures going in generally hauls
down bet of this kind, but there
are exceptions.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-24

There's a roller rink out az the
end OF one Of the piers, and tho bet.
tiers who so out there TO look tho
skaters over bot with each other as
to how manw falls the noyIcas at
roller skating will have within Civ
en- space Of time. One Of the cinch
betters sqneaked most momnfully a
few forenoons ago when he dropped
q wager on thing that looked like
stealing from him. A fancy roller
skater, champion IN his class, was
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-24

When you need ice phone 562. 56tl
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-24
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11

~ us SmmanueGs uno l1tes 8rief>
BIZ ne9iel: Der Sftober brdGte
S~ nod f6Dnes Wetter. 90 ging
i6 audi einmal biniiber mad
Ser furif9en Rebrung. Sd bate Elm
pddr Sage fir mid uno bebielt lie auG
fir mid, pbslei9 in S6par5ort nod
Elm paar SonOerlinge faben, Die ii9
germ angef9lofen 6Gtten. Sd par I'm
Ssgel6oOt getommen iiber's 9aff. Die
Oampfer sebn n;9t mebr. Gin elm
fud.s SiIderbpot nit lubfurbensm Sss
gel. 4ino uno Come IaBen odrin,
uno oas Boot bog ii9 tief gu Der
fduar56lduen Slutb. Wenn i6 mid
umf6aufe. a1hlte ih elm hol6es Gum
oert rprpruuner un0 i9neetpetBer Ses
gel UNI mid. Sd ba9te on bic Stunz
Dem auf Dem 2ioo, tpenn Die bunten be-
netiunif6en Segel am 9oriSont itanz
Den. Wel9 Elm unteri9ieO! Sene
@egel in ibren lsudtenben Sarben fino
glei9 6eben zines Serrifenen &sgsns
bogens, Die ii6er elm li9tblaues Steer
flattern SD Oadte on Den S3iffsr,
Der mid bort ra9 San 2aa5dro
bra6te, 5u Den &oien uno 3ppreien
Der grie9ii9en M0n9e in ibren peiben
9emoen. Die elm Strid girtet, in ienes
&loiter, in Dem @pron 4rmenii4
lernte. IS lag binter mir pie Elm
Sraum. 4ber bas bier mo- 2eben.
Dds ounfle WaHer, iiber bas Die srpz
ben, peiben MOpen f6oFsn, uno als
Saum, no i9 bds 2ano perlahen, Die
fdpar5en Mdloer, in bsren Simple
Die glide liegen, uno Dor mir Der blen5
bend peiBe &anb Der Hebrung. Die
GLIDE iterben aus, 10 forsiow man lie
begt, oenn Die Wdloer bier iino ni9t
mebr grob genus. unb oas, mas mir
2ultur nennen, sreift mad ieoer 9anos
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11

II q ttr a II
non
A9nrs Barber
(fS~orfIebuus)

(fSorflebung.)
sic rift an oen 4oppeln porbei. Sds
Sungoie6 Itdn0 bubberno am @atter.
Sas mllBte rein CUR Ha9t. @u9 Die
Tpblen. Spmui9at bate lie auf ben
&lee getrieben uno bitete lie, felbit be-
rttten, Od bier Die f6iBenben 3iune
feblten. 3ufrie0en fdb tie ibnen nod,
nie lie oapOnftoben, in boiler Srei6eit,
Scr getpdnote 8uri9e, gut beritten,
binter LINEN FER. 2angiam f9lug lie
Ben Meg mad 6em .Sorf elm. Damn.
als lie Die 2anoitraBe nit ben alien
Qbornbdumen Dor Ii9 fab, Die 10 NUM-
oerbare feurige Sleden i'm griinen
Qaubflei6 3eigten unO hire gldtter Be-
od9tig abparfen, ais 5Gblten lie Die
@olOitiide auf cine i9ipdr5e Safel,
CAB lie Die 9dlfte auf f9arfen Sra6
uno iagts mad S9ei9itten suriid. Seit
Np9en fi6lte tie gum eriten Mal pieS
Der, pie Der 2ebensmutb ibr parm
gum Ssr5en ftieg. l1nb aus Dem Nut6
pur6e Sreu0e.
On ser S6mieoe belt lie, elm neniq
atbemlos. Die BLONDE Sdnne bate Die
Observation-Disclosures brauben am @Grt>
9en fteben uno brad ben 5la9s. Sbr
Steiner fdB unter Den Sonnenblumen
unb Stodroien, Die I6er ben 3aun
fa6en, bate ben Saumen i'm Munb
unO lieB Die Sonne auf ieinen peibz
blonoen &raustopf f6einen.
nSa1Ine, 0us ionteft Su ni9t mehr
tbun," fagte lite, auf Die i6perfGnige
9eftuIt Der iungen Truu febenO. rGs
1T ieBt gu i9fper fir Did,"
9dnne bob 6us bibi9e, bonn 8iiden
eerDt6ete @eIi6t.
rOas fagt er audi. Iber es mut
bod fein, 0db i9 i'm Winter t~uentgitens
fptnnen tdnn, tpenn bas 8leine bd lit,
Die 8drtoffeln nimmt er ia audi i6on
a1ein rdus."
pl0Blt9 trat lie 6i9t on ods Yfer6.
fab fi9 f6eu nm uno fragts fliiiternb;
n9aben sic nt9ts gebOrt, gnGbiges
Srduleinden, in bieien Sagen2 GO III
6o6 bdlo Mdrtint."
lite berftano fie fofort.
nNetn, Sanne. Na9 @aters Sof
babe i9 felbit nod einmdl na9 Son3ie
ans 2a5aretb aei9rieben, babe inn
@6itan6sgelo gsf9idt unb INN geiagt
oaB i9 i'm in S6ef9itten niht brau.
den f0nnte. Was ion er aud 6ierE
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pbrte ="
sic bra9 as. 5brs 2ippsn sitter.
ten. War lie pirfli9 eben nod frof
ee!peIeS?
Die S6mieosfrau nidte. Sin ee.
betmes 9rauen ftano in ibrem nod i'm.
mer finoli9en Gefi9t.
rSas pifen ~gnGoiges 5rdulein9er
aud ni9t, no Die ift2"
Stein, game"
$50 BEL Ra9t unb NebeI." @ieoe
fa6 fe fG INN. gliemanS mar ba
SIci9mdbis flans Der Sammeri4lal
aus ser nd6en G6miebe. y@ber e
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Mitten aus Dem S9ldf Spingt q
MIDI
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gefun0, oa tommen Dir folGe 9eoan
fen."
Die iunge Srau legte plOBli9 oi
!SanO auf bie Mugen un6 fling 81
f9lu45en IN. Der Sunge, Der auf
merriam 81 i6r biu9eieben, erbob eli
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-11

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-17
LEssoN OF EARTHouAKE.

II argument were needed 10 show
the advisability Of an investigation Of
structural materials it is more than
supplied by the recent earthquake in
California.
What buildings best stood the shock
Is a question OF very great practical
interest Why they endured when
others fell is food for thought to
builders all over the country
In this connection 1t Is interesting
10 note that the Appraisers building
IN San Francisco, where the United
States geological survey maintains a
local office. is one OF the few business
structures IN that city which was un-
injured either BY shock or by fame.
Mr. Charles G Yale, special agent Of
the survey, reports that little plaster
has fallen bui that the building Is
probably the only one In the city that
shows not a single crack in lis brick
walls This may be due 70 the fact
that the fonndation consists Of six
foot bed OF solid cement placed upon
thousands OF piles, aud that the bricks
are put together with cement instead
81 mortar. Ths walls are thicker be-