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DANIELS WINS THE
FIRST SWIMMING
RACE AT ATHENS.
Continued from FIRST roso3

Queen Alexandra, the royal family o;
Greece, an army os mobiles ana hun
dreds OF thousands Of atnle,. enthusi-
asis Therc Is enough excitement O.
keep Gus minds on our ;-cuoiri TA
KinS and queen ot England ~.tac So
a ftAc..E uou. between EaelsA aa
German teams To-day ard EHsia
won
Otherwise the contests today vel
on or In the water. Italian c-ras swtr
,ae tolrls 800 the rowing rlc.s
TIE Preliminary heat of yae ra
swimming racc WAS pie for Taylor ~.
slard lie won by lO1 ssrds or mo-
"a .s1 e,a jarvis. England. flashed
second. 57m. 73-5s., ana Sche0 Aus
,r.4. VAS 'hird. Daniels Completes sain
IN the nr.4s ,o-morruw
Despite adverse weather conditions
and all other han i-caps o.. team is .
fair shape. Parsons and Aloul1on are
rapidly rounding 10 and appear 20 bc
nearly right W. are going T. be busy
tomorrow with the prellm.nlnes n .Ae
standing and broad jumps. bga.m.o dnd
uiie rens poe vaiit ana ioo-ya.l un.I
s"-yard runs
Throwing the Discus. American s,yio.
Is also On 'he programme
Sheridan at Practice.
Sheridan in practice hea, Gcorganta,
tho Greek champion. IN throwing tho
discus American and Greek styles.
Shcrdans best throw was lp feet.
Georganta beat Sheridan throwing the
stone IN practice. our practice WORK
and observation ot tng practice OF the
otncrs lead US to believe We Wil! give
go5d account Of ourselves.
a syce tac.e never to De erased from
the mind IL that OF hundreds OF the
picked athletes Of tho World training
before the eyes OF a huld-ed thousand
spectators 1t Is absolutely bawlder-
ing And the sounds that g. up from
tina crowd make YOU think OF wnai the
Tower of Bnbch must have been. only
there ars more ianEua gcs being OK
plotted bersathan were current at the
Tower of Bahei
The evening world., 1906-04-24
WEATHER FORECAST.

rerseast for the thirty six hours
ending at g p. NJ. Wednesday fo-
New York City and vicinity; Fair
tonight; Wednesday fair and
warner; northwest TO west Winds
almInishins IN force.
The evening world., 1906-04-24

ready for WORK Buildings. or tents
suitable FOR school purposes Will be
provided IN the near future. and JUS, -
soon as they are ready school Will
The evening world., 1906-04-24
RlGHLANDERS
IN LAST GAME
WITH ATHLETICS

Continued from First PaEe)
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mon t.Rs-Men. first cisss. on family
shris. wallach's Laundry, 1910 % av.
MARKERS and sorters, experienced on
shirts and underwear: steady work
wailaeh's Laundry. 1910 81 AZ.
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OVER 1000 DEAD.
SAYS CoRCNER;
277 GREELY SAYS

aaInled from r.rst rase)
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BROoKLYNS GET
SEVEN RUNS
IN one INNING

Continued from Frs, rnse)
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.

.ewelled e'k, tooih charm.
Lieernl reward return TO Hamerschlag. i5l
pLrk Row
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HELP WANTgo-FEMALE.
LAUNDRY WANTs-MALe.

Ho0SEN uRR>csW v s1ish. iinnisS' Or bSnsh
houses osk Z; h2a.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
OTHER mARKETs-BY rELEcRAPH.

NilioaEo. June 25--@ATTIE-Rece!rts. = 600 b.ae.
I5se stIoIg = l9c higher couu.ln prime
ssts. -H cows AafNt 81 letE-E s. 7sQS5 -
rs1 - :. 80 - s,seeeTs and feeders. 50 80
stTors -aoce prime hesvg. $3.50 a.. resrn 10
ZOO he1rF. - 40
FOO q cloct helTy uNsc- - 52-t ass 57ls raekrr
toush b<H sEl-sFE Eece.EsE = 600 head market
sfehoy 20 strolg slcep s. 1896 -. yeGrngs $685.
shurE lsInts - 1-sEs- .
East flr-a-o. IHrle ksac
1Qe lEser srEssers easser pr4r. fee-,
az ogc1e. E-Ep.Es Ao-r1 - hes-
- 7snSs p - 8Ss g. 8. -slSs ~ SOY
fssaers s. 250Ss -; heifers e Tsxs 90.
Hs<Aslieceills 500 head active ane 25c s. ?.
ffSe - EDGsftece lz.s0o head. active. uaEs 1
shEce hEher gt1ers sts4oy5 heavy and
Dies. - stslS. - lev a. - ga rouEhs. 81 Ib2Ss
s1hss s. &Ef4 =. cEiries s. e5Gs6 e. SHEEP aae
--A1dtss-Ilece-.-a 500 hs&E- ~ethers elc
STEADY. larrts S6ESQ. wear
i.nfs sseSI - Vethe-s s69Se -. S5GS5 Is sheep
rixec S5lSS =.
cszcaEpasi -sns 2s-EoSs Etrong; hgtehsrs ship
pcs. 81 seStS o27s; ooSrnoz - 1ssgss a. Cattle
stxosx gOo1 Shippers. - 2-fSs 10: sd
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

ne state O New York BY he Grace Of God Free ana
r6epen5eutTo Bates. Mary Faercs Alexander 3.
Care Mary crane, gTnIna P Bissett Ella Potter.
-aTrl--e Peterson. Reb%cca .
Cara X Doughty Frederick Wis1zenus Adolph W1s-
zs1us u. Pttznan. Benjamin Crane. Sophia c
I-s,-ne. Mary ". Crane Helen z d'Arcais Clarence ?
crane executor. and The heirs and Of kin of
ECUar6 A crane. deceased send greeting: Whereas
carah Crane. the City q New York lately
applied 70 the Surrogate County Of New
q instrument writing. relating
Ene personal property daily proved
Nlu Testament of E5waTd A Cane, late the
County York. diseased. therefore. you
% VOC appear before The Surrogate Of
County O York. HE Office n County Of New
York Jweny-seventh Gay % July, thousand
hundred and half-pasf O'Clock
that day then and there 70 attend the probate Of
Wiu and Testament ARC such Of you as
cited under the OF
required appear BY Your guardian if you have
u have none 70 appear and apply for 70 %
appointed ne event q nstleet or taiuze 70 do
guardian VIII be appointed by the Surrogate
ana Tor you IN the proceeding
Testimony Whereof have caused the Seal OF ths
surgats Cour- q the said County OF New York be
heTeEutO affixed. Witness, Hon Abner c..
Il Thomas, a Surrogate of said County New
FSid County. the thirty-1rst day ot Nay
2 year Lord thousand hundred and
DANIEL J DOWDSEY
Clerk q Surrogate court
CRANE 4 LOCKWOOD. Attorneys tor Peuuoner 4s wan
New y y
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

CC-0MBS & WILSON.
Attorneys for ExecUJo-E
- BIosGwsy. Borough of Brooklyn. New York City
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
CHARMING EXCURSIONS

WEST POINT, kEWBUROH AND POKEEPSiE
Daily Except Sunday. Palace Day
ers New York Albany Brooklyn Fulton ST. (by
Annexl 6: Deshrosses St. $40: ". 42d St. g. w. I2Sth
MoRNING AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June 25closing: wI5EAT-spots nominal; nal.
futures steady. Jay zssd September 6s s-<os De
cernber. CORN-Spot hrrn; American mixed oa-
1Iad easy. July. 7'dt Sesteroef as o.
PFAS-C,ausdisu steady Is I0d HOPS in LONDON tPa-
cfhc COAST firm e 5saE3 FIOUI2st Louis fancy
winter steady BEEF stet dy: extra lnala mess
us 50 PORK steady; prime mess western rs $50 sc
Il FARfS-Shorr cut IA 70 10 n firm. DOS ID BAt ~
stoa6x Cumberland cut 20 n ass Cd CUTMEAIs
-Short rh I6 10 p Cd: long clear TnidcIes ngh
oS-o - n do heavy 35 30 n. AS 90 snort
clear backs is 20 - 49s Cd clear bellies - 10 70
quiet prime Western, in tcs as %;
-an Trest vhtte 55s 81: DO colored 5Ss Cd TASIOW-
prime CITY firm TURPENT TlHESpiTlts sIesaS'
zes al ROSTN-Comuon steady. los PEIttolSEI Al
T,eened quiet. esd LINSEED OIL steady. rs Sd
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. June .. ieos
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
EEP steady. So 5oss5 as: lambs active. higher

at ss 25Gss so
Kansas C.ty June as.-cATTI.Es-Recepis. $500 head
600 market 1ec higher
top s. 70. choice and dressed beef steers - 20
- Western fed steers. 50 -
S5 s. S5S4 80: Southern stesrs
sg1ss 90 Southern COWS I54S3 10. native s2g
- so native heers a5GS5 bulls. s. 509S4 calves
s. 58Ss % HpGS-Recepts $500 head. market steady
stTong Sc 32az sfSS 80 heavy.
sc 45aS6 so. So 81 ass 0 piss and lights - %
600 head: market strong:
spring s. s.: lambs So 5oGS IS: fed sheep enc
vearInEs SSGS6 20 Texas Arizona yeaTiings selSI
exas and Arizona sheep S5ass goats. So aoG
5y. storkers feeders. 81 25lS5
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
Surrogate Notices.
- PrRSTANCE OF ~ ORDER OF HON

Togate Of the County of New
70 all persons having claims
% the County Of New York.
: with vouchers thereof TO the
transactl1S business. No. Il
New York, On OF before the
day az March. 1908.
Tx under the last VIII and
Mccall. zeCea sed.
Wan 5 -eet. Borough OF Nan
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
NE PEOPLE OF LIE sTATE Ola NEw

YORK by The grace ot God free ana indspendsnt-
TO Lloyd K Smith. Glen I. BesIuan. Abigail II. Sea
rrsu. Cecil r Beausan. Laura J. Beasnan Verne Corbn
snchart Rennetts blanchard. heirs
Whereas. George II Thomas % the City Of New York.
has atsy applied 70 the eurrogstes Court Of County
o SeW YORK 20 have certain instrument IN writing:
dated September 2lst. 1sz relating both and
duly proved the last VIII
of RhoceliG L Thomas late OF the County
York. deceased Thers1ove and each cited
70 appear before ths Surrogate OF County New
Jo-k * htE Ocice - fhs County OF New York
sst day q Lay thousand nine hundred and six
E3t-p6st Ter clock IN the forenoon that day,
e thsEs 10 attend the probate Of the said Win
Isst2rnent Ane such O1 hereby a.
under ths o. fwenry-one 70
g=ar ey your guardian u have one. II you
none 20 Gppez- G1c apply for be
the event % vour neglect failure a guardian
viii appointed anaa 81
IN lhs proceeding "
IN testimony whereof. have OF the
surrogHte's Court ot The said County New YORK
Il 8. 10 De nere1ntO affixed Witness Frau
7. Fitzgerald. n Surrogate County
of New YORK. a. saic County, Lhs
year q l-orc one tnouf1Ec Llne hundred
DANIEL J. DOwDNEY.
HENRY G. WILEY. Attorney for Petitioner 80 pin.
Street Borough OF MANHATTAN. New YORK city
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

- PURsUANCE OF az oRDER OF HON
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the Grace OF GOD Free and Independent.
tn Francis Ebert Dubois. Susan P Dubois. Mari
sH1a Lelha south LLcy DUBOIS Porter, Herman Gun
cert Frederick tsuECsrt David GUnGert, Herman Gun
o1r agnes GurdeTt- Theodore Iseuberg IsenberE
Adele Eesse Herman HeEse. Maria Hesse John Eesse
and 70 int sresed IN
B1is the County of New York cred
irs eEatess, % kin Otherwise greeting:
Nc. and each hereby and required per
s9ualv 70 he and appear before Surrogate Of
County a. New York. rhe SurroCates' Court said
County, held the County Courthouse in County
~ New York on ths 23h day n July. 1908 half past
-n0 CLOCK IN The forenoon ot thar day. then and the-e
90 attend l1dlea. setenea; Of the account % pro
.~e-rgs Of Theodore Jackson. Francls Dubois and
san p DUBOIS as executors ani trustees Of the Last
WI and Testament q ssto deceased, such Of
zs hereby gltel under the Of
Eesrs. required appear by guardian II you
have one 4 have appear and apply
one 70 ne appointed the OF your neglect
failure 70 guardian Will he appointed by
represent YOU proceeding
Iu Testimony Whereo: have caused the seal Of
SL-rugsrrs' of he SAID County New
hereun1C afhxec. Witness. Hon. AOnsr c
{ T. s Thomas Surrogate of our sai5 County. at
the County Of New York. the Slst DAY May
IN ths year Of LORD One thousand nine hundred
DANIEL J. DOWDNET.
Clerk q the Surrogates Court
CoCMBS & WILSON.
Attorneys for Executors.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

Business Opportunities.
y IMPORTANT FIRM OF LACE MANUFA CTURERS
~ IN Plzuen is desirous OF engaging Agent rep
resent them in New York O the highest
standing and give unsXceptioable references
lie perfectly well acquainted with the Lace
Trsce have a connection amongst the Buyers
of me Wholesale Large Retail Houses. Apply by
letter addressed G 0. X. care q Dawsons Cannon
street. London. England.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
BOSTON STOCKS.
- r, p Z - s . 70 3 Nassau stre.tl

The FEDERAL TREASURY.
Washington. June 25.-Tfse condition Of the Treas
my At the beginning Of business to-day was as fol-
lows;
C-rld coin AMI bullion SiJuosdoto
Trust FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING CERTIFI-
Gates
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
THE INN AT HIGH POINT.

High altitude resort: 1000 feet elevation,
grand scenery; mountain lake; mosquitoes no files
spring modern orchestra Billiards
tennis; croquet; swimming pool. boating etc
ST. JOHN d SON. Port Jervis, " Y
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

A DvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for tn.
"a Tribune received AZ their Uptown once No Isss
broaeway. between s6th and sTsh st until O'Clock D "a
Advertisements Esoaved
regular once untl O'Clock D m viz +, a5s sh
Evo. q e Esd 153 9th I'm At. Ea.r
regular or,ss rates until o'clock IA. e5s ssn
tain a. % West tso 81, between 7th ayss
sss ws., isath 81 Isss Sd between 7eth nth
s4t L-n od ave- 6lsr lT0e s9th
az ioI EAss l&oth T5o rrsznonx ava, $50 So ave-
naAs A1ss -: 90 "a nassckss = ~'
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The ArtfuI Squirrel.

You may find many a squirrel In
the course of your tramp, but no two
alike exactly in their method of at
tempting escape or concealment.
The ways and means Of the little ras.
Gals are legion. One may fatten
himself out against a gray patch on
the back of a tree trunk, absolutely
motionless; and unless in your earn
est, s~teadfast looking you can detect
an ear or a shoulder in relief against
the sky you might as well abandon
ssearch. Another may lie along a
Dough 1attened at full length; but
5aere telltale ears are more easily sill.
,houetted. Still another may crouch
sawn up in the fork; and here the
irg to look for is the fluffy tip OF
little signal flag which always
ks and wave and jerks and sig
5 so bravely when danger is not
he air. Or one may gather him.
up in a bunch to initiate a knot
mob; and here he can very well
When you have spied him out. He
seatch your eye, even as you catch
ieye Of an acquaintance in e
and will instantly timber up
headlong flight, leaping from
n tree, till he vanishes over
ge.-Field and Stream.
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TftQuGHTS FgR =
W E- CO.,
QUIET HOuE
NIGHT GoMETH.

r THE OuA
It cometh; the night .cometh, when lies
brief day is done;
1t neareth; yes, it neareth, the setting q
Oh, short hort the sRe time for labor; 50 much q
OF moments swiftly flying We soon shan
see the last.
How stealthIy the shadows are stretching
Ger the plain!
The setting sun is hasting to- hide behind
the main;
Oh, use each passing moment; the day Y
- almost run!
Il cometh; the night cometh, when work
cannot be done.
It sinketh; the sun sinketh, yet lowers
The golden sSSsl light remaining but tsns where
Then ended; yes, then ended the time for
The precious hours have vanished . yet
untitled the soil?
The carimsoned clouds still lingri mig pres
age a brighter morn
For faithful ones aFaitins Their Lords az
sured return;
By talents used in trading they mary more
And for the .reek nng tarsy, expecting
q His "WeM done!D
See, waning is thatSsplendor; the fleeing
loneliness
Is fading into twilight, and this now 9
eth less.
l long looked-for day
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-12-26
Millions For Railways.

The ST., 100000 or so Of extra
ordinary credit which the Italian
Government proposes spending on
Notifications and ornaments pale be-
fore the still more colossal project
which has been elaborated for the
State railways, says the London
Globe. It is stated that on the Cham
bers reassembling the Minister Of
Railways will present a demand for
$40, 900, 900, all of it to be devoted
to. extension and renewal Of lines
and buildings, and none on rolling
stock, which will have to be dealt
with in a special credit.
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Artificial Rubber From Cereals,

Reports from Nottingham, Eng
land, state that an inventor proposes
to make artificial rubber from &C.
reals-wheat, corn, etc.-for use as
bicycle and automobile tires, and also
as golf balls. Artificial rubber is OBJ
tanned by treating any cereal with
phyalin. Six grades Of artificial rub
Der will be made, from O liquid solu-
ton suitable for w~aterprooing to a
hardness available for golf balls. In
the latter the substance is credited
with the lightness of cork and the
toughness Of chilled steel. The in
termediate grades are for pavements.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-12-26
Must Ride the Water Wagon.

Total abstinence Is the leading re-
QUESTION for employment in what is
believed to be the first municipality
owned and built street railroad in
the United States, now under con-
struction at Monroe, La. Mayor A.
A. Forsythe, in an Associated Press
interview, said:
I am not a Prohibitionist, but it
Is absolutely essential that men oc-
cupying these responsible positions
should be sober, sane and strictly re-
liable, and only those who are on the
water wagon and keep on it, will be
employed"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-12-26
Education Through Faith.

Our Lord says that truth makes
Us free. The world Of truth is a
world OF infinite extent, Of infinite,
resource, where what one possesses
does not take away from another.
These things have to be believed: q
they cannot be understood unless,
we have for years walked towards
them, striven to attain them. ALE
education Is through faith. The in
dividual must be made to believe
that it is a divine thing to have q
cultivated mind.
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The rink Loses.

Take two young men of the same
community and the same business,
equal in age, in capital, in ability, in
education, in ambition, competing for
riches or power-one an %abstainer
On principle and the other a drinker,
and it is the most transparent Of
truisms that the drinker loses.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-12-26
Krupp Works Use Of Water.

During the year ending April 1,
1906, the celebrated works of Krupp,
at Essen, Germany, consumed as
much water as did the entire city Of
Dresden, which latter has a popula-
ton Of over 100000 inhabitants.
The gas made and consumed by the
single cast-steel plant at Essen ex-
ceeds the gas consumption of the city
of Elberfeld, Besides this, the cleo.
trio plant Of said cast-steel works
supplies 1861 arc lamps, 15,304 in
candescent lamps, and 1853 electric
motors.
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Old New
Test. Test. Tot
20 OF u
929 260 ILL
1924 1859 ALL
593,498 1928 Tat;
s .2,72S,l00 8S8,3S0 3,566,4s

2 The similar record for the Apo.
'crypha is: Books, fourteen; chap
tiers, 1873; verses, 6031; words, 1885,
1856; letters, 1,O63,S76. Similar
statistics are the following: The mid
die line is found in II. Chronicles,
w., 16. The middle verse is Psalms.
cxviii., 8; the middle chapter is
Psalms cxviii., and that is the short
est chapter as we'll. The shortest
verse is John, XII, 49,. The longest
verse is Esther, viii, 9. In Ezra, vii,
21 occur all the letters Of the alpha.
bet save j.
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Ten Per Cent. For Being Sober.

The latest crack at whisky is the
novel action just taken at San Fran
cisco. Come to work sober every
day and you will get ten per cent.
added to your salary each pay day."
Is a mandate issued by the Postal
Telegraph Cable Company to some
of its employees.
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Taking cars first, the totals are:l
1904, 1890; 1905, 31,13S; 1906.
45,49O. Next heavy cars: 1905, $685.
1906, 1858. For motor cycles the
figures are: 1904, 1851; 1905, S4,-
706; 1906, 45,574. Finally the issue
Of driving licenses "a 107,426 in
1905 and 176,927 in 1906.
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TalIeet Buildinp.

The tallest building in the world is
being erected in New York by a life
insurance company. 1t will he $50 feet
high, or five feet higher than the Wash.
ington Monument, and Lightweight
feet higher than st. Peters, Nome.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-12-26
Charlotte Bronte's Husband.

Charlotte Bronte's husband, the Rev.
Arthur Bell Nichols, will soon cele-
brate lis ninetieth birthday-it being
now half a century since some Of her
friends were advising her not to marry
him because he had rheumatism.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-12-26
Alcohol Always Harmful.

Sir Frederick Treves, surgeon to
the King of England, has put it SIM
ply and strongly that alcohol is ale
way hurtful IS a beverage and dam
gerous as a drug.
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to recognize him for the first time,
for she started back, exclaiming,
"oh! oh-h-h!" and covered her face
with her hands, as if in horror of a
recollection just rising in her brain.
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and Letters in the Bible.

humber Of words in the Bible
number of letters was as.
i in three years work Of a
5Iing compiler and given tc
ald in Horne's Introduction
Judy of the Scriptures" The
sfer to the King James yer.
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at that moment no
ut is for my cou
and not for any ma
low, concentrates
wonderfully musi
patriot, I, too, 16
count my life as
%country's good.
and you are a ma
listened to; but, f
ent matter. I ann
never hope to raj
ton of power.
to Russia; but ".
make it of yaluey
flee, I could remG
an enemy as imp
tial as yourself"
P~erceiving thu
had no i%ntentioI
into an argume1
preparing to Leave
ly changed her
Go be c6
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California Finishes Wreckers.

California makes the wrecking Oh
a train or an engine a felony punisha
able by death or life imprisonment
at the option of the jury. a
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-12-26
The Founders.

BOTH IN
began his career
at Frankfort-on-tS
took part as a soldre
liberation. 1t was NJ !
he began to put his
cation into practice.
he eXpounded them ipE
portant book, and shortly
began the training Of te$
1896 he opened his first kiSS
school at Blankenburg. I'd
his life was devoted to oi%
kindergarten schools. He eStS !.
1852. ~
The first successful kindergarten
in the United States was opened at
St. Louis In 1873. Milwaukee was
not long in taking up the idea, and
for a time was a Mecca for educators
desiring to witness the system Of
Froebel in practical operation. The
number of kindergartens in the coun-
try at the end of 1873 was forty
three; 1882, 34s; 1892, 1911; 1898,
1859. There are now in the neigh
borhood of 5000.-Milwaukee Wis
consin.
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Christ Must Tell.

We want a Bible and we want a
Christ to tell us what is duty.-Mac-
laren.
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Some preachers think they r
faying the devil because they are
raising a dust in the pulpit.