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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17
The Inevitable Outcome

The milwaukee, rad vii probably buid down Cedar river
thransh s protected watershed amt in time p"ne as water
rsphy ,,.,. 49,. - AHA n,
~ m nave reported contamination viii rvaa If proper
safeguards arr virilaata maintained
Ions list Of precauons stringent rules Tor tho han
~ e construction gangs the operation OF trains Through
the watershed down by The experts aud We are soa
~ told that with These ohaeryed Cedar tNvf water
viii remain pure he mountain dew
Il Is really fancy. bat b wiu never become real
nv rho ey may appoint Inspector che tracks Through
IN, watershed undertake within couple al years
% nnd this official his lonely post VI sound sHs'P
aaaor tfee Efovins emasuesH upon he par -
railroad officials Twins inc rules aud regulations anu VIZ
oa,u mint out the farcieal nature Of precautions
Trsmps viii persist m and down the hns freight
trsa vi not take sanitary pe'"u.
Ana even though trains MAJ pe ~
thew gradually result condition Of affairs "nsana' !" 's
-.
AnA then ON some fine day heuee when
tho raload feedem Of moseasnt double taS {"
sameshux ohtgns city council handling municipal
affairs e wiu get What q wants
.er,hoay knows In the United states
are af irresponsible character and that when the hao'
,ans periods al Of franchises and privileges NAV ~
hat Tor the price MuNauke IN the TO eome vi" Buy
h.t eanao, viL Il no different from
other They al Do a. -
r1lE ONLY SAFEGUARD THAT TIE CRY COULD HAVE
THROWN AROUND ITS WATER sCPFAf WAS TO hshF otl
ALI. RAILROADS FOREVER
me star stands ury original position that great a
fortune the e IN the granting Of railroad aa
Cedar river
ant saiaeess
II oostends that a mssks sentne the city
engineer ne q competsn assistants 70
into another sn'iFs' feasible i"a
watershed which the cts engineer Hafs EXISTS
seattle III have afforded ths thAn 10
hsr taken unsupported sasmsni that ~ other
route exists
The chiduke simplicity e officials In seoep'ns ihis
.suaak tai. Of no tAins into tho
matter for themselves. almost passes belief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

to the poultry HOUSE. sh.,.
an esq / hid it unlfi ~ i'liI
returned that evening . ass'
showed if 10 him ehm
DE gaaed upon # k,,.
proudly then bis face sfe, ahl
You are not decelvlnv s''ll
you. 1iilman be- askea ~
didut carry that so f,u ~
pantry % the poultry ho,,ss n
ui6 sou didn't Ifl
pom mY honor. I ala
answered . found Il tlgt, ~ !
the her laid IL ~ Nhefs
oh. Tlilman be- erl.6
fHimaH. this egg ~.
1850 have It down i -. NJ
$50 I've spent Tor poaltrs 90
chickens and feed. 10 sag . $50
Of study and VERY Bat ~ .gh'hl
g. tiilman rs worth ns spnA
! have noticed. however a.,
edge 81 mogt ri our low f n
world Do duiled By some ba., q ~
thlua. much as menf 49, NJ
been spoiled b. red ans ~
dinner thai evening The e.. Al'e'
senisd bee nraisn8iian a. = ~
the news was e0ngeysa i. ~
master be- forgot all abow q. ~
ana damned the 70 lnffy d., ~
ITO be- coaflnned ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17
Many Poor House In
mates Formerly
Wealthy

Statistics show thaf many Of the
county poor house inmates Nsre
~ one time Welito-d HAD they
saved little from their income
old age would not have found them
dependent on charity Just n small
part ~ your earnings deposited
with the State Bank Of Seattle viii
grow. because your money draws {
per cent compounded semi-nnnuai
~ A dollar VII start you Gu the
road 20 Independence. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

Earl. the little ifearold san of
William Barber. OF thia suburb vas
recently confined to che house aith
a bad cold. aud Waa very Tampa
tIent AZ the restraint A lads friend
being present aaid You don't
want Ia take more eold aud die. Do
YOU. RariFt To which came the 40
tonia hlnsly prompt reply "oh. ~
inE amt the worst You learn tu
Us aud kut Co sec something 81
Gods country when you dis Ask
iag uhrra he had learned 80 much
We Nere informed that hls illtlo
sister llaael had learned & 90 sun
daY school Mrs J J NeNeu. 50
seattle
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The master aud I atrniled over 10
the poultry house I vaa resolved
not 10 dust Il " Il coat me my Job
such chickens ! never saw be
fore
no wonder you don't Eui no onEH
fram them haid They auf
fsrln' frim aome kind ~ disease
an ita u0W one on mr
= feared they might be- III. = said
the master. aud f'm relieved tn
fiud you hnuW enough about chirh
ena 90 tell II q glance that they are
Ia poor health What sign DO Y1u
see that indicates their indiapo
aiiluu
What slsng Why. they pin8
cot no feathers on 'rm
oh. / dla that mfaelf. replied
tho master hat ~. Il Waa done
bK By ofdefa You see. rilimaus !
have always bad theory that II q
chicken were made comfortable 4
Nould he moru liheiy 90 lsg eEsn
than n n wsfu uncomfortable
when the chicken II hen.
feHfured
Yes. 81 course. certainly. quite
right. quite fiEhl Nov when a hen
is covered with beayy feathers and
doNn Ia the bot summer Time. nat
utaily she ls uncomfortable and ~.
fuses 20 la 80 keep them cooler,
and to uneaufaEe them 10 las I
ordered them piurkod the frat
EARN day
An Nhuf's them things on their
feet I asked
That's an Ingenious device u
mk oNn invention called the anti
lefatChef u fita over the foot liae
hnKtuK glove and prevents the
chicken ffam scratching
An Nhut DO theY 90 When
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

Our children eero having an ar
npnsat as to which Cnuld reach
llo breakfast table first = got
lsns First. said Hob. aEed 3 PEARS
%. did. said MAJ aEea 81
Ihia kept up for anme moments
Mas eaeminE "a have u her NaY
Then nnh apoks up poulinkib
Well. IL ast here fret tsmurfos
rs pat the chair fiKht here hy
tho eslrner ~ the table Yes.
aaid MAJ. and u ! set here fifsi
IN take Il hWa1 - Mae Muuei
ls8g Tern az. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17
Mad on the ahowman.

When about I feaes old Mliary
Packard went To his first SHOW lie
thought he would know most
al the animals fgom the pictufru
until the clown came out on high
atilta With lonE striped panis and
paintad face. Then he asked
Mamma. what animal IL that Niih
tho ionr legs Mrs Packard o.
ting. Wash
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VINO. neIna a.. Praying

A. Robbie Who had neN rep
mother. whH repeating hia efrnins
prayer. HE sister suggested Nov
aay God hlnsH mamma. but there
wns nn response. ana again she
ursua Please. nnhhie, say God
hlena mamma. bat 40 word oams
from nnhhle A third time she ven
tursd the suggestion. whsfcuppu
nubhta arune from hia knees and
loudly demanded Who's runuin
ttia puyerf"@ MrH fhrbo 4
RYAN. ltlt y Valley 81. Seattle
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Stories recvived Ia The Stars
contest are printed in secular order
aa they are received snme have
brrn received that viii not be
prntad At all because thvs are
too laag tbs. and for either reasons.
TndafE batch contains Xefs rkcrl
lent material
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

ihea va rsi an liclf Hpa - ! asked
How're they e0in T. ncfmtch when
IA mosquitoes bite en-
= never thought uf that. the
master admitted
You see. you've made EN- un
comfortable Wen take 'om off
an lei thoif feathers grow an sen
hnun have ~fRH
hut Why let the feathers grow p
the master asked
because when a hen ANT got
fenfhora Il hurts or 4 ST. down on
q neat an las an egg What has
the chickens been eating
~ has always been theory Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

Thefe was 60 he q Sabbath achenl
nlrnie and II wha raiulng slightly
bat Clafunrs VS. ustsrtnlnsd 10 80
Au. lifting hia sYus 70 the shy. he
said God. dnu9 yoa knaN thts
l. fha dsf % ths sunday xchuoi
plonie Mn deuf yea stop the
rsiu Mra r. buliahant. Nsnian.
Waah
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whls,iss 70 itlmsslf.

one night my husband brought q
doe home. and the nsst morulns the
aog saa cfNiug aud whtniuE ! said
@ cur little Eiri. who is "a years
old, ruar dos 10 hpmaairk and
t. crYinE She looked np sud aid
No. ha ia iuaf shiatiins for him
self ~ come Mss MckNfitt.
gigh Mlnof a. n. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

We hal moved TO a nsw neiEhteF
hooa. whero All the people wsfe
strangers "a rs A little tui abatil
Yrafa of age. vhoae parents lived
in tbs nuxt house. snon paid ms .
etsit / asked hof e she had auf
hfothnfa aad sisters. Nheu she fe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17
u Wa. q seattle Catcher

Little George. yeara old. wss
Al the ball game vita her mother
Noticink the catcher With naaas on
ahs exclaimed Oh mamma. sss
that nan with a hastie on bis
head Mrs Oscar hsdflsid. Cash
mere. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

A little airl iiyinF on 2afd ~ =
neat YesleF wa. cnnie over tsletif
house yesterday after the cirut1u
parade aud was telling all fbali
shat she saw. hna abe said faf
81 the elephants stuck his biF tf
81 me meaning hiH trunk hkhfl
l.. asIt Nealef Wa}. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

A sta slaseh san faund Ysst~f-
tsy ~ = e Mettonaif 1873 Minhr
a.. ana tusmrd nNrr e fhs pgilee
Tie wafrt - guia fiiied AS IL az
with dtaunns rhtps h the form -
sta and FfwseaHf
railsoi faf psisnt.. 10 Maiasl rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17
Redmen'S Carnival at
Bremert0n

During the Carnival at Brsmsr-
ton. which opens Aug. iath and
closes Aug igth. there will be an
extrs boat leave Pier 2 at .. m.
leaving on return at 10 30, arriving
at Seattle at 1876. Round trip 500
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

naus fsu 20 ses the great slne
I tculsr prearntatioa ~ the san
Fgaueisco earthquake a. The hrvm
arinn carnival this week beats
leave risr 2 a. s 81. Ea and 10
a M. ana / ~. $50. - snf =
n ~ last boat leaves Bfrmeftun
Al 10 - p m. arriving ai Seattle
af Has p m noaEa sflg - eenta
s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17
In All the World M
Ride Like This

10 whom On Ame7es ann
hnd more beautiful seen.rv ~ y
mountains. valleys. rlssss 80
let's than on the Port ofehass I
between Seattle and Bfsns..s.
Take The children and Iss 49,.
breathe the fresh salt an Z, 80. -.
on the sand at Pieaaani -.
Boats leave Pier ? ct e.se.tn
io;ze a. M. and rs. go al
0 "a. Round TIP. Gee. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

plied TIN the Sister. and my
brothers ate all hoya 4 n "a.
NaHhan. Wash m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

Don't thfo~ Youf oid clothes
aNay Have thum ciraned 20 iuslh
iihe neN at the PAntofium. Main
fofs go
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BRIGHT SAYINGS OF CHILDREN

the bsst stories 81 children
broh funny The first prrs 10 - the second
u the only and mail to The chhas
story Editor The star -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17
Is Miles for rs Cents

Around Mercer island. 20 miles.
for 2s cents. on steamer Fortuna
1870. z 30 and 6 20 daily. 80
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AK NAraroeluM


Ing capacity costly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

Socialist orator. Father Ta.~'..'
Mc0rady. Seattle Theaier -
August ~. 2 D. n. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17
Chou Suey and Noodle

Everything firsi-ciass. 1908 Third
ana linton ~. Empire Restaurant
80.
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mina that food plays an impgf1aui
part Ia the development Of mem
beers % she animal kingdom. from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17
~ CYNTHIA oeEY.

rsases xarfe en- my salvation.
htatsa much
ht soNn knees and thanks for that nais
en- Re altogether thankful
IL on o
teeth sdEef grateful
efoss+eysdf
you rg~on-,oed7
-
- which thank
taiNea other
wholly
Loot around Theirs beauty her
There II another Venus chasing her
Tais nd
have their choice a select ard
~ oloasi
he done wih wrinkle al "a powdefaf
Mas arch
tects woman from perddy a D vanity
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At London's Store for Men
Saturdays Savings

ausfsY stripes ~ figures ~ ne .s
saturday
ribbed usnraa enn
nnh"d safmsais All thfenEh Math 80 sS]a. oc
flannel kinEhanA
f~frafsa. iaeh Fac
sinshsms stSse ftan iea
25r
tie hpat@
safufaaY
HrEnar &c goods
raffefra
~ nehHifs
shr e t4Na rauttsY
900. Al .'....... q, GENT orr
ts#s-sss Fe'ra yer Ssr
saturday sse
French BsihriEEan
vs1ass an - 20 a. chues saturday soc
imitation voo Regular IS
Saturday
se grades Saturday 25e
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
TALK OF THE TOWN. !
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy
Readers.

Pansy plants at Emslie's.
New ideas in collars at Abbott's,
soc stocks for 25e at yaughans.
See the muslin underskirts at Perry's.
A new lot Of colored Waldorf shirt
waist suits 1T Abbott-s.
/ Don't forget sociable next Tuesday
Eevcfing, May %, il Scampini block.
Negligee shirts with two detachable
collars at the McWhorter Go. Store.
4 daughter was born Saturday night
to Mr.. and Mrs Charles Rowell of Wash
ington street.
The Iorne Elwyn company went To
Berlin, II. IT., today where they have
d weeks engagement.
7 All persons having accounts with +,
I III. Rogers Go. please cali at rooms i
land z Eastman block and settle same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank z. Northrop and
Mrs. Freeman Vcno were in Montpelier
yesterday To attend the funeral of the
late A. "A, Stimson. s'A
4 The Ladies and PASTORS union will
Ihold a social in the church parlors next
"Wednesday afternoon and evening. Sup
per will be served from five to seven
O'Clock. Price fifteen cents; menu, warm
Trolls, strawberries and cream, salads
lcake and teaI
The largest ana finest automobile ii
this section arrived III town Saturday
might, being consigned to George Il.
4 Milne Of Spaulding street The ear il
tof the Haynes make, four cylinders and
rated at 80 horse power All the auto
lists hereabouts have been watching the
unloading and tuning up Of the machine
with interest. Mr.. Milne has had /
White auto for the past two seasons.
! The Good 'Templars viii holds public
Necktie Sociable in the Il. Of G. hall in
1.-THE Seampini block Tuesday evening
May Is. The ladies are requested to
please bring "a necktie in m envelope
land wear fhe mate 10 same. Adniissioi
fnn esA fifks lirogram has beem sGFnilrsslI
Watch papers for program. Don't for
get sociable in Scampini block, Tuesday
eyening Public cordially invited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.

al should attend the social and art
loan exhibit at the Tniyersalist church
parlors Wednesday afternoon, May 10.
Charles Knapp went to lIayerbisl,
Mass. Today. where he will try out for
pitcher IN The New England league team
pf that city.
II the person who took the wrong mn
brella from the Eureka restaurant Sat
ipday evening would return it to the
restaurant, the owner would be great
III obliged.
Tie East Streets beat the Brook
street ball team Saturday, II toll. Me-
MILAN and Milne for Brook Streets and
Phillips and Cutler for East Streets,
we're tie batteries
The Foreattrs Of Camp s6s6, M. M Of
A. will meet insthc X. M. G gymnasium,
on Church street, Monday evening, at 8
y. nj, Only members of Granite City
camp will be admitted,
The board Of deacons and trustees of
the First Presbyterian church desire 10
thank the musical entertainment com
mittee, the artists, and All those who
In any way contributed to make their
concerts success.
Mrs. MorehouSe will DC at tie Pavil;
ion, during this week, with the latest
designs in art needle work, with mater.
iaIs, finished novelties and beautiful
collection Of tine Wallace Nntting prints,
Ladies are cordially invited to eall.
4 Gross wires on tile fire alarm system
Caused considerable Of coamotion Sat
|urday night. AT about ten O'clock thu
alarm sounded and instead of any box
number being given. the alarm pounded
Taway rapidly until thirteen strokes had
been counted off, Then It stopped fol
two seconds and began again. The fire
horses at the central station made tho
hitch but the iiremen didn't know whers
to 10, 20 they waited They were Kerr
III readiness for time until 1t became
certain that tile alarm was due To cross
ed wires. Iii the opera house, Just
across the way from the fire staticx
there was quite furry for d time, Thu
audience jumping 70 their feet and run
ming to the windows Chief GIaddinp
and Supt Hodgdon Of the fire alarm sys-
tenn found The trouble yesterday fore,
noon AMI repaired II,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Souvenir letters for Sc at Abbott's.
La France shoes for ladies at Perry's.
Get your phosphate At the Aycrill
Mills.
samples 81 silk shirt waists at The
Vaughan Store.
Mems and boys Jerseys at the Frank
McWhorter co. Store.
Mrs. Frank Emmons and daughter Of
Hsndwick are visiting Mrs " 6. jones.
Work MAS begun today in putting III
har,l wood floor IN tho BAptiht church.
Mrs. &. II Bugbee gave 4 small recep-
ton on Saturday afternoon in honor Of
her mother, Mrs. Arroro Cults, VINO
celebrated her seventeen birthday on
that day At the supper the fayors were
pink aud white carnations, and after The
supper each guest was presented . card
with hand painted vioiets and the pic.
ture Oh Mrs Cults on liz The affair WAS
very enjoyablc. Each guest presented
Mrs Cults q remembrance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
This Space Is Controlled ~ Central Labor
Union Of Barre and Vicinity.
ATTENTION, UNION MEN!

Union men, and others believing
in fair wages and fair conditions
for the wagcworkers, when pur-
chasing Hat for their own or
their family's use should sec TO il
that the Hat bears the Union Label,
which is generally placed under the
sweat band. There is no reason
why every Union man should not
have Union Label in his hat, as
union-made Hats are carried by all
the clothing stores in our city. Be,
sure and Get the Union Label in
your Hat. "'fs
We don't patronize the follow
ing brands of Hats: John b., Stet1
son, Oregon, Golf, Pelican, Bel
vidcre, Empire and Rough Rider.
CALL FOR THE UNION LABEL EVERY TIME.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-14
SOUTH BARRE.

Roller skating at South Barre Tues
day, Thursday adm Saturday evenings.
day, Thursday and Saturday evenings.
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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY. MAY IA. 1906.
Weather Predictions.

Fair and cooler tonight, Tuesday fair
and light easterly winds. ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-25
BARRIERS
GEORGE .. MASTEN,
CENTRAL BARBER SHC

CENTRAL BARBER SHOP.
All work done in the latest and most i'm.
proved manner Opposite the First Nationsl
Bank. GEO. d, MAsTEN Proprietor.
Fine BATH ROOMS In connection.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-25
ANNA HELD LOSES
ENTIRE FORTUNE

Cleveland, Ohio, Oct 24.--The
police of this city and a well known
detective agency are working dill
gently to discover the whereabouts OF
$150000 worth of jewels which Anna
Held, the actress, reported were
solen from her on Pennsylvania
train while coming into Cleveland
Monday The gems, said to include
many very elaborate and valuable
pieces, were stolen from Miss Helds
Stateroom while she and her husband
Florence Ziegfeld, Jr., were temper
arily absent from it. The jewels were
in a hand satchel which also con.
tanned over $4,000 in money, and
papers, bank books, etc, which Miss
Held said she valued at 100000
She gave a description of two men on
the train she said she suspected and
the detective agency reported yester
day having trace of one of them in
Baltimore. Miss Held says she be-
lieyed she was followed by the men
from Baltimore TO this city. The act
ress appears grief-stricken over her
loss and says that the satchel con.
tanned her entire fortune.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-25
WOMAN FIGHTS MoRMoNs.
Head of Mothers Congress In Cam.
paign for Dubois.

Spokane, Wash, Oct 24-Mrs,
Frederick SchoT of Philadelphia, Pa,
president OF the National Congress or
Mothers, has arrived in Spokane on
lCr way to Idaho, where she will
stump the state to advocate the re
election Of United States Senator Du.
bois
Il will make my principal appeal
10 the women" Mrs. schoff said, "and
/ shall try to make them see that the
menace that they are facing Is not a
local one, but a national one that
threatens TO overspread the country,
b. We been TO Salt Lake City and /
nave spent much time in Idaho and
car say unhesitatingly that the Nor.
mon church is stronger in politics and
more firmly entrenched in it's practice
Ct law breaking than It was at the
time OF the Northumberland
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-25
Thanksgiving
Proclamation

The time Of the year has
come when, in accordance with
the wise custom OF our Soro
fathers, it becomes my duty to
set aside a special day Of
thanksgiving and praise to the
almighty because of the bless,
ingS we have received. and ~
prayer that these blessings may
be continued.
Yet another year of wide
spread well being has passed.
Never before in our history or
in the history of any other IA.
ton has a people enjoyed 4
more Astounding material pros.
perity than is ours; prosperity
so great that should arouse in
us no spirit of reckless pride,
least of all a spirit of Needless
disregard of our responsibilities:
but rather a sober sense Of or
many blessings, and resolute
purpose. under Providence. not
to forfeit them by any action o.
our own,
Material well-heing. ndis.
pensable, though It is. can new.
err be anything but the tound0-
ton of true national greatness
and happiness. II we build
nothing upon this foundation,
then our national life will be as
meaningless and empty as the
house where only the fouuda-
ton has been laid. Upon our
material well-being must be
built the superstrucure of In
dividual and national life, lived
in accordance with the laws Of
highest morality: or else our
prosperity itself will in the
long run. turn out a curse in
stead of a, blessing. We should
he both reverently thankful for
what we have received and
earnestly bent upon turning II
into a means Of grace and not
Of destruction.
Accordingly, | hereby set
apart Thursday tho twenty
ninth day of November next.
as a day of Thanksgiving and
supplication, on which the PEG.
pie shall meet in their homes
or their churches and devoutlv
acknowledge all that has been
given them, and pray that they
may, in addition, receive the
power to use these gifts Alright
In witness thereof I have set
my hand and seal at Washing
ton, this twenty-third day of
October. one thousand nine
hundred and six.
Theodore Roosevelt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-25
Anxious to Realize.

1t was anxiety on the part OF
Nicholas to realize money on the
jcwelry that led to his arrest, De
tectives working Oh the case found
some of the diamonds in a pawn shop
and they were traced to Nicholas,
He was thCg crested and he declared
that IRIS. Leslie. who had been an
old friend of hia had given them to
htm. He told conflicting stories, how.
oyn", and finally admitted the crime,
The woman was found dead in her
room Thursday and IT was supposed
she had committed suicide
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in the North, Your home ticket agent will
give you full particulars as to rates, conditions
and train time, but particular attention is here
with called to the fact that on the November
9th excursion one can visit the