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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-03
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ChautauQlla Railway,

On and after August LIST, until fur
Their notice, the following train service
will be in operation over the Chaulau-
qua railway: Ell Il al ;s8 81 & 4
Leave Devils Lake Leave Chautauqua
600 a. m. n 800 q. m.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-03
, Notice e sidewalk COMBINATION.

s. Be ii resolved BY the City Council az the City
OF Devils Lake, N. Oak. that the sidew Ike In
front and along the following describ bed prop,
strncted according % ordinances now il force,
o. North aud South side 81 sixth and Sew
issss
4 Now therefore notice Isl hereby given to all
owners and occupants of the following lots and
parcels Of land TO construct sidewalk IN front
aud expeass before she First day 81 ssptember
1905. Said sidewalks to con form to the City
Ordinances now in force, to.wit 5 3S B.
E ksss i, b Biz ana y ~
E Eots 8 "a II a Is Z e B sn;; H Il
Blk. 80. al Is 81 s u
IS; i \ i ~ "a
Lots is, y, Is, Il, is, 10 40 III Y, %, "A BIZ
Lots i, 2, 5, 4. il and III Blk. i1s
Lots g, 70. II a s5 a; T. Biz 12
Let's 81, ss s 3, i Is ILL., ill Il Il Blk
Lots 45.s7,s :, ?, lo, IL T. Blk. 9 .
!. Lots /, Y, s. 8 ID ,ls, IS, II Blk.
Lots 49, 20 81 q 80 81, Is, y, Block
2 Maher and Locke Addition. II III &
N IN RUGER' s ADDITION. Il $}$
u Lots !, 2,s, Al 8, Biz. .5 3s IA
4 Lots !, zig. 4, $, q 10, II. Y Blk.
Lots Il /, 3, 9, and SO feet adjoining lot 8
81 oFder 81 CITY Council ID a III
1905. ,3 "a
/. N, Whitman, Mayor.
Ole skratass, $s s s55s
City Auditor. 15s ,i553 h XII
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Treasurer's Report.
State q Worth sSe Year
1905-190S. s5f a$ Xxi VII
RECEIPTS. u
Cash on hand at the beginning Of School
ro Saar amount annoy recsivsd during s.
year from the apportio nment Of the
Total mo At received during the ~
County Tuition Fund . I. 3- Z, 5. N
Amount received during the year from
Taxes leyisd the R.stsst School
collection Of Taxes 1892 SO
the Sinking Fund 4 50
ing Cash on Hand July !, 1905 -. 2576 81
A EXPENDITURES. n
Amount paid during the year for School
Houses, Sites and Furniture I. y. 4. ~ IS i40 AZ
ers' Wages. s.. Il. Z. I. 9a5 00
es and Expenses Of School Oficers 81. s68 90
est q Bonds and warrants I. !. v. ~ l24 7e
Amount paid during the year for Incl.
Total Expsnditafes for the year sss &
Cash on hand June 30 1905 Rs: 81
Grand Total, Expend itures and " a
Rsfsipss y; s a1s h.
REL ATINa no sfNKfNG rum. sss fs
Amount pf Sinking Fund iii treasury asl Z
AMOUNT ressised into and transferrsdie ~ Z
TO the Sinking Fund during the year. oS s2
Total z. \. 1888 80
1905 ~. !. n. 49,
Treasurer 81 Dry Lake school Dist ao d.
H. Approved this 10Th day Of July A. ID. 1906.
.s BY order Of the District School Board
4 Attest !. a "a q s5Is
i sg} Geo. w. Kline. VI Arthur Horne, Il
4 ~ Clerk Presidents
II CLERK q sTATRMENTB OF LNDEBTEDNEss Ss
II sS OF DISTRICT. n SE q
Whole amount Of Warrants Ontstandl
i Whole amount of Bonds Outstanding
rot Il ma Is ~
Approved this 10th day III j uiy, Al, ID 1906.
1 By order Of District School Board s5s
4 AZ rs Geo. w. Kline.
Ss sss ssp Clerk,
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Lost A Setter, lemon sesand
white in color. A pup nine
months old Bring to Mann n
Son store Devils Lake and re-
ceive; q reward. e. I'll. Smith. X
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/ TOO LATE 10. CLASSIFY q. d ,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-20
AnsWs: To Mr.. Epps,
NO. 3.

2nd. II the two men theory
is not right plsass tell me why
ths twelve Apostles hsd written
to the 0sntiles that they need not
obey the siosiecal Law, please
read,
A. toschins the Gen,ilss which believe va
have written and concluded thst thsy observe
no sucs thing. save only tAat they kccr then,
sc,yss from thinss offered TO iael.. and from
blood. and iror, strAnsled. andt iorntca,ion
Act, s,-ss.
Ord. X the two men 'leo-v j;
not r'gh', please tell me why
Paul did ~ the twelve command
I'D, Please rend.
Ihca Paul took the mon. md The neat ia,
pasiiyins h,mser with them entered into tl,'
temple. IL styaify the accomplishment VI II,
i,ys Is pariecs,ios. until that m Offering shoal.
b. aes.e.. fof evsiy one Of shsn. Ass q. y
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-20

4.h, Please tell us WIN David
SAID this
For I was ,u,i3W nt the fosIl'h "hen saw
tn. prosrtr''y o.. wicked.
For there are no bands IN thsir '!eath but their
strength 4, nrni 70 $50
s,h, Pi"asa o. Wy t'"a, sa,''
this:
!. h. ,he .,ol OF ii, Jew only: :. 10 MOI
n'sr Oft. ,ieu,i,s. i,r OF tn d'n,,ei "'"
seeing /, isaieCod whic' shall justly Mc
circumcision by filth ano .una'renmeisl'h
N.augh faith
Do w. thea m,ke void the law through ssi'hs
God forbid; yea. we e''aoi'sh tie lN" Ro"'
., %. ", ~.
OH, rleaas tell ma why Peter
did not know ON The day Of
Penticoss that tks Gsnt,las had
como in.
7,h Rieaas tAl, uAe Ne beasts
was in isavts.
wings abss, hx; ssd tAev Ws.s " u syss
within: and ,ney ror mot day saA
night s'-iag, Holy. holy, hoy, L'rl y Al -
mighty. which. ws.. aad IL, asa 10 to ,sNs
itsv, &-s,
| Now Brother do net say YOU
can't, and when yna answer these
we will sivs YOU more Th osa
Questions is 10 show the readcrs
: Of tho CREssRr that We are right
and that our teaching are right,
for these cannot he answered! cor.
raegyv under tbs oiSs nan thearv
4. he l,aGss w.'i learn Il Brother
Fpps undertakes il. aaa ii h,
, dc2s rot ansSe., ), sill prove tina,
he 10 IL error. And the ground,
that hs hAa cent over in thil
weeks issss osiy refers tbs reader,
, to what We have said, ana the;
win sss al ~ said !, facts. with,
ont any moro; hs only prove,
What ~ have said
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-20

by E.. 4 Snow A Co
Pa,ec' Attorneys, v ashine,on y. G.
john G, Allcndorpb. Kanea, City. rail
way rail. George K, Andrews. Webster
Groves. Signaling ays'on for ,oilsavs
Zachary T'Carroll St Louis y.hcip.dc
Leland V. Cockrum Knox City Solder
ing and hrnzing apparalus Esseno s.
C'u'! stdslia shee,ing ia.h. Pres, j., Il,
Er~ii Eve','n Chs.kinE d,v &c. James
X. Gilbert L.Gnnsc wedding tool,
Villa W Gfocp.. 81. Louis Spoon
Odun Guitar C)iumb,r c,mbin,l cla,Lcs
vale and w'iagor philin $, Kiay
land VI, Lolis Tack pul!cr for shoe lat.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-20

1sss }.R Wild ut eDt 80
seriptare ~osld prove 10 the n O .
0! TN inie'iiseri man: tina. ihar,
, 50: d 'sqrae . diifereacs DO
Itrssn Crssiioa AID F..Ga.ido.
| For all do admit tha. creation
10 make .ang;bls !iom irtEtgihls
sGd ~ Paui ssid. Adam waa frsl
formed ,hsn Hse. The other nap
vas spoken into exntance. Where
do yos e.. your proof broihotl.
| Ths Adam was formed from the
dust, and Eye fr,m q rib taken
ifstm Adm. This 10 spGlc,en. wi.
Icnco to establish our position on
Tho two men" Tbs conclude 60
bis proofs Of bis two msn theory.
Then turns around and kicks over
the bseket'. You remember /
called y0rr attention 10 what he
said abou. God resting ono day
Nav listen 10 what no Gays, after
quoting Gen 5-l-2, INV accord.
ing to Gods word there Yves gen
crAtlonS vi people on tho slxlh
day (whcre do YOU fad it brothsr
not 10 Gen. k-l-.o) the day that
God crested man. why thea wonid
they cay there were 10, two men.
when tbcre wsrs generations. But
~ va said heioro 50 cay wo nsiir |
th.s ia the book Of The generations
oi tho i,rmed m.n Adam, wLc
was p'sc,d 10 the garden aud thla
record was given for tho day TIL,
he created msn, male ard tem.,e.
And ttisday spokea II vac from
the six,a day until Chrlst made
bis a1:nn. 10 oar,h, died and arose
I'D 'hr agf Ia tlpoa completed
;'h Gen i'e world, by Creating
!htm sc,w in him: making tbrm
i. people winch had not ossn Il
poop'e from thclr o-lg'n on the
sixth day, until Cai'lt. Death At
thil time he completed this created
man ma'e sd (. male: and not DO
fore. by giving lhem sa'va'on.
Reader did you ever htore, soc
msa e,ami'. 10 tc walking IN the
t,blc !Iuths make each a d,c'ara.
log. II The G'st p'a>o i. say ).
..is "A Flo book Of lhe generations
Il Adam, no ore else Ia mentioned
not ave, thu duy. Then II tells
.hrn ht was called Adm. Read
Cor. 5-I-2 for ycrr selves don't
al my wo.d tor i. |! Is ~ p'air.
3" in a1e lsA ex,ren il Yet, he
.ays thu. .his sss The generations
4 H. sixth day and claims that
dan did %; exis, rati, after tho
see ln DAY. Then says hat this
day was from the sixth day, which
sncuded the seventh lsy, until
Christ. 9ro,he", how can you
proclaim such argnsment and claim
to be walking in the light Of truth
Agsio--Gcd pronounced man good
and very good yet. you .ay that
God never completed him until
Christ come, therefore whs. Goo
call worry good yon say were not .
p.apls--as the hrp,e creation.
have givon pvoois from the
Biblo 10 suAtain that Creation and
Formation we're nssd q nooymous
and there vas bat emo man. ard
that mAn va. Adam. But ~ I
procssd ] will lhcw i'll dns time
where the Gsntiirs come from And
Why thoy were called Gruliles.
The tonyuss Of the wise nss,h
knowledge ar,gh,: or, the mouth
q Tools poars,h cut '.oh4hness
Prov. 49,.
To DO Coa.inu I'D.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-20

'sha u. Mcdaniel. 81. Louis, Re.r,r.r.er.
'"hs ". Mcdowell. ~ Loni,. CoHh.u.,l.. " ,.ar
'sx' syeins ana cp!onio irrig.tor. aeors.F.
Nolte. t.Isuis :rnys. William II. gelcmsyer
st kous. Drsn'ng ppliance aud duM c,llect,r
for aa,emen': Hugh ", rhom,s.en. st Isri.
Corn planter. John {; wnn,,s q. I.oui. r,n,,
'pee' governing e'n!eh litt i.min whit,
Tha,erc1'p rfMs sat ,tN...n, c.i..,
John Eildg"n ~. L,u's .saf ,,,,r..
cariisgs calta,n faI~n.r
FOR copy q any a!.y.e PIT on,
senc tea c"n.s ia POSTAGE ,,.o,
S''a dat o. O.. earer N i. A
s." @ Co, WDsn.,g,or D. =
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-20
CREATION ND FORMATION
~ Br.. ( n
ch,Pssra.
coniiaued fraa p,ss .

\
But 10 spsak;sg Of bis work q
For.s,isu. Hs speAks differently
- ~ shall fsd out ~ ~ pats o,
With our wark. 10. 10 spesl
furtbsr spon bis work 81 Creation
W shall ssy that 10 create 10 70
God 70 speak into sxisssn"s sone
\ thing fron nothing by Tie hrsa,l
Of his aouth: THE beng the sub
stance OF the verb srsai.os. Be
en- The other band. i,s.an 10 God
on tbs verb F,rnAtion And tbs
L'rd God fprmsA nan OF the das
81 ,as ground and brsa,hed into
bis nostrils thv breath ri lilo and
NAN became . living soul Gen. e.
~.
Thea b snys, Dear reader
Just sotics the contrast IL the Ian.
| gaase assd 10 these different pas.
sages Of scripture. ctc orr la
created by tha breath II, hjt mouth,
the Other hs f'rmsi from tho duu
q The g'euad that sroaad n ch he
had created m the ert day ard
formed on ,hs third day
Reader, is the name ri God.
which scripture Geo. LIZ or Con.
ri expresses h!a creative power
By the breath Of his mouth, Yaa
viii say Gen 81 for % i b.sa he'd
into his n,slrils She brsa,h OF Iiic.
E-Is Is ,i' oa'y pace IA III bib'e
, .. ..,. !. say, ,aat AN bsc,ma
Man. or ! llyln: m,a, w thu
trea.., -pf his mouth l,t, The
brother says creation il hy .hc
breath OF 0od'a mouth bat whcr
man was created he s.ys 10 was
formed Another csa.r,'ic'oh.
Has .hs br>lhsr Any Prof to SUI
iain his " .rj.;
| Le' N sea. n. taxa up b..
!s:c;ud sh<pt.r. What do sc a.
us qlol,d G.a. l-:s wher, ha
says. xnd Col t'ens! then end
God SAID. b: Iruit!u' and ma'np'y
land rsp'cnish the earth, and ..b'
,'ae ila-1 hsvt i'u'1.;2 ",',
+, What has this to d, ~. Pros
ling that God created a man ,h-a
iiJrMsd aao'hsr, Nhhitg. |!
simply Ea,M that God blessed
them. Hat who was II th-' Gcd
created 10 his image and bl's'!
This man tha, never existed but IL
ola me- TO hAvs besn created CA
the sixth day before Adam was, OF
was 1t Adam himseli, Let Gcd
spsnk for himself. In tho day that
/ God created man, in the likeness
Of God made hs him. res God
made Adam Out Of tho das, male
sNd female created he th.m: and
blessed them, and called theil
name Adam. IN the day WHOM they
we're created, When was ,hisp Il
/ WAS o. tho sixth day. Tor God say'
90. Gen. ~ tolls how Maa wal
bronghs int sx's.encs on ,hs ,ix'l
dsy. Did man exist As naR Ahei
hs WA made al tho dust. No
i Nan was b, dust sntil, God. by
his created power. brsa,hed hin
iato sxistarcs. WHOM this Wal
done and Ged made woman which
u female no one will dare 10 den,
Of the rib OF Adam, Gvd blesss.
tAsr aHd told them TO bs traitiu
and nsl.ir'y. asd have domin'o'
W, IN the !Acr .. all truths M
brother saysu N act so--ic', Il
10 30 strange men will mako God
word . iaiashood." IL that all III
proof the brother hasi Oh no
listen; AID God said. behold
have gives you every herb Get an
behold IL was very good cot Ger
l-20-ol. Tbsn ho again quote
Gen. 81 Tbst 10 all in shsp,s
second.
Now for The third shap.or. Lit
} ten dear reader, the 6ual s,rugcl
ID over tho gloriosv light Of IL
lmornisg star that bad risen abo,
Tho lbi.y bills Of superstition th'
was buried forth in the hsginn'a
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-20
4 CRESSE1.
POMONA MO
: ~ ssorsr~ S.ss -
l6..4L LORE

Zs sss. VIZ mol lei any one sell cheaper
fcys tAas We do ii ID. Colony store.
--Bso. Pearson called In TO sss The n.
!! % last Wednesday.
+ fsI{ We ~ that Ar Ductst has +, fsI l.s D,
s Anss sesds 10 bis stone.
u1s3 we have n mary sifs iLisx for tAs
children ia The Colony store Al I'M,
! OsTscs
mr. oiie Wood called in aud in,o,r
l0oaf - 10 On last Wednesday Tim, NJ.
Hinsa lIa'lact widow Of G.o,rs III,
lack was dIsng
J.1}s
'os isanda'i"n Of the Colony
., ssw church 10 Pomsrs i, prs
ssssisg slowly:
y, l-.--Mr jim. Ciycns bahy ha, le.,
/. IT'D suite 'ck OF late, but "a ars clad
iossy no 10 improving last, DR.. T
3 waited on It.
Nd,
'isk ca, No.,
-Stsvs Wilson ina o,,ns ed
inhch counter ~ connection viii,
MS butcher shop when hungry
bon see stove.
Two OF the n" P-r,nr,p =, i.a s,,,o
Colony store a the crr"tv OryIcr and
"s'sa small Ia''ha'c n sgd, gyl,,
IN "Mi's FA"oe Wood, f'o.n +. c.e,. !.
vntI company W. Ms he! 'o, :,lcl ;,
80 III. cRF''s7 o''"t to re Il, a., CO. !,
eo'''osaon last Iu-.d,y.
- Mr. G. Arno!d Of Dry cra.s w. =
~. . p'sa'an' caller st the Cnrgsyr
o1'ies I'D m,ds TIE Ea rsjaic.
with 80 e. mi.
=. I've are CORY 20 lear, tbatMr
=, Webb Cage 'oat '!r-lr baby early
Monday m,rnry Th.y bnvs ~.
htsym2athv or tito entire ann
y Our''y in th.ls hroIy sm...t,
hi
ID 1,
Nj ke.slngrr o. ,hs h,m OF
ksssinger Bro, 4, Co,jz wls :.
pleasant caller at TIL. Ofr,cl or
., last Saturday They are boys who
:" treat ysu right
Mr.. nnekst al Pomona has in
creased ths sapAs'ty 81 ha plaining
null by putting in a new engine.
Mr., bucket 10 one Of puusua.'
satsrpr,sing msn.
VIZ Our haehsr Mr. Wllsoat, an nh To
late man IN IN l. > line. aud stands
FsAdy TO wal, On You ri all ,imcs call a,
ais p ASH supply ,onr table vi b the
n sesl o! meats
al-Hr. nirt williams and the
langhtsr Of Mr. Jsns O.ks VA
K l8siasd 10 hsly ma,rimony on las,
Saturday ~ West Pains. Joy 10
10 yosag sospls;
4Iil-Oacs npon this lime ns peer editors
Nf Dusi fsAl,ys tha, We arc privilsds,i
+ E t3Aatactsfs aslsss the rate law can he
sffhanged usless changed No mere passes
SNW exchange for advertising Some
WEliAss W poor Ed cut our own ,hyoas,
\ bygs,,ins II ssu.,,
gAk-hs; Sta;gsrs and Mr.: Woods Of
NHIhs Firm Of stssers and Wood.
II A Oak Groys paid thi. Or-,ca q
II aesisess visi, and reported bust
Y - eursA'sg a, thsir sl.sd, tb,
cys deserves a good pa,rss.gs.
q; Plsas Hpps irom Dry Creek
~ this OsElcs on ,as. Mon
1orsiag on his vsy 10 Ai,
M Who live y milan north O.
M. hr, Plea, informed .,
~ hshsr was iyor sick viii
kssonia fever We hope hi
s.ssry seen;
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-20

IN Plsas hpps irom Dry Creek
1900 this Osrlcs on last Mon.
norsing On his wsy TO bis
~ Who live y milan north Of
~. nr, Pleas informed o.
a. hshsr was iying sick With
kssoniA fever We hope hia
I'M |spoa;
Il Ii ~ "a
MILLINERY AND DRESS
\ n MAKING.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-15
Where Women Are Bald.

"The women, not the men, go bald
i'm Brittany" said barber. "They
go bald where it shows most-above
the ears. Women, quite bald above
the ears, ARE as common in Brittany as
haldheaded men are with us.
Brittany is a granite-strcwn, hilly,
well-wooded country in northwestern
France, overlooking the sea. 1t is New
Hampshire. with the sea added. The
Breton peasants speak language
which resembles Welsh; they hate
strangers and they wear a peculiar
costume.
"This costume is what causes the
bald-headed women. One part of it,
the Golf or headdress, IA cap of white
linen. requires that the hair be drawn
back very taut from the temples.
Drawn back thus. as taut as it will go,
it begins to disappear at the age of 2o,
and by the time she is 35 or 40 the
Breton peasant woman looks as if she
were the victim of some horrible dis
ease: for. from her temples to we'll be-
hind her ears, she is as bald as an, egg.
"rhe men, on the contrary, are
never bald. For one reason, they work
bareheaded For another they belong
to the low, animal type of man that
preserves q head of thick, coarse hair
to the end"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-15
Pay Of United States Soldiers.
lReYieM of ReVieWs.l

Plantation negroes are better paid
than our soldiers. The latter pay is
$13 per month or 1917 cents per day.
BY adding the average allowance of 10
cents per day for clothing and 1S cents
for the ration, we have the total of 10 IA
cents per day, which is less than any
class of labor quoted Even the gem
eral laborer, without any special skill
Of any kind, commands an average
wage of $1.s6 per day, and the ordinary
farm laborer 90 cents for four months
and $1.53 during the harvest time. Inc
Lowest wages paid to any class OF labor
in the United States, so far as am
able to find from the statistics OF the
department of labor, is that paid to the
plantation negro laborers of the cane
fields Of Louisiana For the years of
1889 to 1901, the average wages palo
to them at Calumet, La, were as fol-
lows:
cultivating season, men, without
hoard. rs cents per day; grinding sea-
son, men, without board, sl.25 per day;
general average, 81 per day
The laborers are furnished with
houses. gardens and given other priv
;lepes. besides being allowed SATURDAY
aftarnoons off two or three times per
month. From this it will be seen that
the lowest and most ignorant class OF
negro labor in the country is better
naid than the private soldier in the
army The negro requires little cloth
ing whereas the soldier must always
be decently dressed. The negro gets
his Saturday and Sunday holidays.
whereas the soldier is on duty at all
times. by night as well as by day. In
addition, the soldier is at all times sub
iAct to orders which may cause him to
Give nm his life in their execution. This
should be worth something to him, as
Insurance companies recognize this
risk by charging him extra premiums.
IT is true that the government pro-
vides for the retirement of the soldier
after thirty years service. with three
fourths of his pay on the active hist,
a. privilege which the ordinary does
not enjoy, but the percentage Of men
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-15
Fond Of Bows.

The pope's fondness for boys Is well
known, says Harper's Weekly. and II
has served singularly to distinguish
one sturdy American youngster, Stan
hope Nixon, the 11-Near-old son Of
Lewis Nixon. the ship-builder. To him
Pope Plus x gave not only an affect
tomato hug and blessing. but large
silver medal, which is his proudest
possession When Mr.. Nixon was on
his way to build torpedo boats In Rus
STA he stopped in Rome, and, with Mrs
Nixon and their son. had private au-
dience with the pope Mgr. Kennedy
president of the American college at
Rome, said to him just before their
entrance. when his holiness sees
YOUR boy he will have no eyes what
ever for YOU" And this was we'll
borne out, because as soon as The pope
saw young Nixon he ceased speaking
opened his arms and Rugged the boy
to his breast A few moments later he
babe one of his chamberlains bling the
medal. which he gave the lad with
benediction.
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Round About New York.

What will be the tallest and broad
est skyscraper in New York City is to
be built on Broadway Cortlandt and
Church streets, at an estimated cost Of
s1O000,000. In its central portion it
and the roof over this thirtieth story
will be 41S feet above the curb.
The caisson foundations which will
support it will be carried down 70
bedrock, about eighty feet below the
curb, so that the entire structure,
above and below ground, will be very
nearly 500 feet high. The basement
and sub-basements will be excavated
to depth of forty feet below the curb.
The building will contain $4,000 tons
of structural steel-almost enough ito
furnish the framework for three Flat
iron. buildings.
The rentable space in the new sky
scraper will be 100000 square feet-or,
If 1t were spread out on a single floor,
an area equivalent to about six blocks
the size Of the Madison Square gar
den. The building will inclose 11,000,-
900 cubic feet of space.
No less than twenty-one very large
plunger elevators will be installed to
provide the structures great Transport
tation system. These will be arranged
along the southerly side of the arcade,
which will extend clear thru the build
ing from Broadway to Church street.
This arcade will in itself be one of
the buildings most striking features.
The Broadway entrance will cover the
whole of the frontage on that thoro-
fare, tlnirty-seven and one-half feet,
and the arcade will maintain this
width turnout 1t will be 315 feet long
and forty feet high, rising thru two en-
tire stories.
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workman, when he returned half an
hour later. "She wanted me to wash
her dog
60 back and wash him." said his
employer, and he did it. It took him
all afternoon to scrub the canine. The
woman cheerfully paid SO. A woman
not the same woman-in an excited
tone Of voice asked that q plumber be
sent to her house for three hours.
When the man arrived the woman, who
is well known in society, brought out a
box of her husbands best cigars, the
latest magazine-and baby. After
ninding the infant for three hours,
while the mother was out shopping, he
collected $3.50, filled his pockets with
good cigars and returned to the shop.
No wonder that in one city, at least,
plumbers are It.