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New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Hero are a few Of the subjects upon which the
newly hedged Phi. DIS OF Harvard have thrown
light: Studies the Nuclear Cycle OF GoniOne-
mus murbachii Mayer "The Concept Of Quanti-
tative Equality "a P Plane for Thermodynanic
Cyclic Analysis THE Longitudinal Vibrations Of
Rubbed String ''The Visual Cells in Vertebrates
Chiefly in Necturus Mayculosus." Culture Studies
OF Hynenonnycetes ''he Influence Of Selection
Color Pattern in Guinea Pigs and Rats ''Deriva-
tives of Substituted OrthObenzoquinOnes," Brill
liant Points, Contributions to the Cytology Of the
Entomophthoracas'' and Greek Proper Names In
Old French '"This'' observes 'SThe Boston Tran
script should make all very thanEful-thank-
ful that we don't have TO become Phi. D. s. thankful
that the academicauy ambitious put through
so arduous a course OF sprouts and thankful that
learning has arrived at point where original In
vestigation is possible only by recourse 70 ex-
tremely fine tooth methods For a Pm. D.. you
know must have added at least a crumb or chicken
bone to the worlds feast OF facts.''
II understand you've been condemned" gurgled
Yes replied the old bridge ''and suppose I've
been judged by piers-'-Philadelphia Press.
william Hilton has recently been released from
an English prison for cruelty to animals. His mis-
treatment consisted OF excess Of kindness Not
liking the idea that useful beast Of burden should
be shot at the end Of his honorable career. and
also regarding the command '@Thou shalt do no
murder" as applying TO the killing OF beast as
well as man. he has been In the habit OF buying UP
ancient ana worn out hOrSes and maintaining them
alive in stables specially constructed for the pur-
pose. It the discovery OF these poor creatures
many Of them supported on slfngs, that led TO his
prosecution for cruelty TO animals.
REMARKS FROM THE PUP
Shes taught me that mustn't bark
At little noises after dark
But just refrain from any fuss
Until I'm sure they're dangerous.
This would be easier, I've felt,
II noises could be seen or snnelt-
She's very wise. have no doubt
And plans ahead what she's about:
Yet atter eating, every day,
She throws her incest bones awav
1f she were really less obtuse
Shed bury them for future use.
But that which makes me doubt the unoss
Those higher powers that humans boast
1s not so much fault like that.
Nor yet her fOndnesS for the cat
But on our pleasant country strols
Her dull indifference 20 holesI
oh, If once had time TO spend
TO reach a holes EXTREMIST end,
I'd grab IL fast, without q doubt
And promptly pull 1t inside out:
Then drag It home with all my power
To chew on It in a leisure hour.
OF all the 1nistresses there are
Mine IS the loVelieSt by far
Faln would wag myself apart
II / could thus reveal my heart.
But on some things. must conclude
Mine is the s0ner attitude
-BurgeS Johnson, in Harper'S Ma agezfDe
Not Heard at London County Council School
Teacher-Johnny, what IS a hypocrite7
J0hnny-A boy what comes Z school Vfv smile
on rs face--London Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19

The Connecticut burglar whose stocking feet
left l8-inch tracks in the dust on the floor OF
the Stamford postoffice evidently superior
to the paltriness Of arithmetical superstitions
That he got only l3 cents by hts adventure may
inspire in his mind new sentiments concerning
the luck OF that number and impeI him to turn
his spacious footsteps In other directions than
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
Use MINISTER'S REvENeE.

From The Kansas city Journal
Hiawatha clergyman preached a rather ax
naustive 1 sermon from the text Thou are weighed
IN the balance and found wanting After the
gan 10 get weary and went out: Others FOLLOWED
greatly 20 the annoyance OF the minister Soon an
other person started, wheTeupon the preacher
stopped his sermon and said: That's right gentle
meAi as fast as you are weighed pass outss
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
AT SYCAMORE HILL.
rBy Telsgraph n Tho 1ribuns.I J

rBg Telegraph % The Tribune
Oyster Bay, July 1s.-Presdent Roosevelt signed
number OF recess commissions for consuiates This
afternoon and issued proclamations setting aside
forest reserves In Oregon and California
Secretary Loeb made his daily trip 90 Sycamore
HILL taking with him number OF important letters
and kilograms from the State Department bearing
upon the Central American war situation
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
IT MADE ALL THE DIFFERENCE

From The Christian World
An excited individual up to a porter AT a
railway station and asked: Have you seen a par-
Gel left on this seat? The porter replied that he
had not ''Oh, what shall I do?" exclaimed the
excited PASSENGER 1t contains three poems have
written cant you write them again?" asked
the unsympathetic porter. Yes. / can do thar
but" hesitatngly. there were two sandwiches in
the parcel we'll" "
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
CHARLES u. NIgHAus IN HOSPITAL.

Charles H. Niehaus. the sculptor. who was so
badly poisoned by ivy that he became temporarily
blind Yesterday removed from his country
home, at New Rochelle 70 hospital. II was aid
last night that Mr.. Niehaus was also sufTerin.
would probably be fortnight az least before he
could resume work az his studio 81 West s5th
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19

President Roosevelt has accepted an invitation
TO speak at the dedicatory exercises at the State
Capitol. Harrisburg. October 4. This will give
Ex-Governor Stone ample time to file Off his
bronze image from the Capitol doors before it
has been consecrated TO posterity
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19

Our naval war games will not be as imposing
in extent and numbers as were those which
Great Britain has just concluded, but they will
display some uncommonly capable ships and
men and some shrewd maneuvring on the part
Of navy which IS second 70 none in quality and
which IS exceeded by only two in size
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19

IL is somewhat disappointing 70 observe that
Sunday ruffianism i'm elevated and subway cars
continues. despite the fines imposed upon many
of the offenders. IL might be we'll 20 see what
would be the effect OF a few days I'm the work.
house for such nests
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19

It is cheering to hear that the somewhat neg
lected Statue Of Liberty on Bedlow's Island is to
be restored to usefulness and presenta hility
Having accepted the care of this harbor land
mark. the federal government should maintain
It in proper order and dignity
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19

The Florida ostrich which, driven to sulky a
little while ago, scored PIP record Is an ''all
around' American product, having been raised
on the Jacksonville ostrich farm, in that state
where there are, doubt, others Of correspond
ing swiftness. A breed OF road ostriches to cut
down the time OF Lou Dillon would not only pre-
sent picturesque aspect on the country's race
courses and speedways. but would develop new
industry Of first class Importance and the victO-
rious birds, crowned with their own feathers.
would no doubt double the market value of the
same. adding another important economic feat
ure to the business
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19

There can be no further doubt as TO Manila
being Arnericanized. A million dollar hotel has
been projected there
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19

Before final and irrevocable judgment Is
passed upon the alleged killing of some wounded
Zulus in Natal It will be well TO bear I'm mind
that the Zulu warrior. like Fuzzy-Wuzzy is
generally shammin' when 'e's dead"
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

General and Mrs Lloyd s. Bryce and Miss Cor
nelia Bryce, who are az their country place az
ROsIyn. Long Island. booked 20 sail the day
after tomorrow for Europe Among others who
will SAN on the same day VIII be Sir Percy Sander
son, King Edwards Consul General in New York,
who is going home on leave OF absence.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. JULY 49, 1906

burglary, particularly when floors are so dusty
and the current cash box tlliherally supplied
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19

An irresistible force dashing head-on against
immovable obstacle only family suggests the
crash which is going to happen in Massachusetts
when the seething Hon. j. B. Moran bumps into
the icy and imperturbable Josiah Quincy
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19

Mrs. John c. Wilrnerdins and her son, coster
wilmerdfng. sailed yesterday for Europe
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. James speyer are booked 70 sal
from Europe for New York September u. and
on their arrival hero win go TO their place on the
Hudson for the fall
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney will sa
for Europe to-day for stay abroad OF ssvers
weeks. the greater part OF which will be spent q
their shooting box In Scotland.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney will sail
for Europe to-day for a stay abroad OF several
weeks. the greater part OF which will be spent az
their shooting box in Scotland.
]. Pierpont Morgan and Sir Caspar Purdon
Clarke sailed from Liverpool for New York yes
terday the White Star Line steamer Baltic.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene s. Reynal have rented a
cottage at Profile. NJ H. and win spend the
remainder of the season In the White Mountains
Mrs. Robert Maclay Bull has arrived in town
from Lake ChamDlain for a short stay
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harsan Rhoades have LEFT
town to stay with Mr.. and Mrs David P. Kimball
in the White Mountains
Center Hitchcock Is booked 70 sail from England
for New York az the end Of next week.
Mr. and Mrs. H Archibald Pen are az Springfield
Centre N. Y. for the summer
Newport where they have rented the Charles w.
Shields place on Ochre Point for the remainder OF
the season
Show
Johnston Livingston has gone TO Bar HarbOr.
where he will be Joined later by his son-in-lavs
and daughter the CoTnte and Comtesse de Lauster-
VilIaTs
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S Ulman have gone TO
Nara gansett Pier for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Stebbins, Miss Mary L.
Vail Mrs Frederick S. Hoppin and Mr.. and Mrs
Randolph Hurry among those spending the
summer at North Hatley. Quebec
Mr. and Mrs. w. Rossiter Belts spending the
month Of July in the White Mountains.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-19

j. Pierpont Morgan and Sir Caspar PurdOE
Clarke sailed from Liverpool for New York yes
terday on the White Star Line steamer Baltic.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03
Senti6e anf auSIdaoiS@en
$trouen.

IS 1T cine intereHante grf9einung,
bab bic meiften Sbrone Guropas bon
&~nsebOrisen beuti4er 9errf&erbduier
eingsnpmmen perben. DAB Die Siir>
fen Oeutl9lanbs beutI9er 4bfunft
finb, bari uns ia ni9t punoern. Cine
Nusna5me pdre freili9 bel ben @roBs
berSOgen bon Medlenburg Su MAIDEN,
bic Observation-Disclosures Stamm
entfprpffen finb; aber i'm 2dufe bon
pielen Sabrbunberten finb tie in jeber
!Sinfi9t beutf9 geporben. Oeuti9en
uriprunss finb bann bic 9absburgz
2otbringer in Sefterrei9@llngarn; tie
tparen lange 3ett aud bic SrGger Der
beutiGen 8aifertrone. Sn Gnglano
berrf9en 8oburger, bic auberbem bic
Sbrone bon gelsien. portusul unb
8ulgarien inne baben. @lei9faas IN
mebreren &ei6en gebieten bic Slbenz
burger, ndmli9 in OGnemarf unb
bon bier aus in 9rie9enldnb nno
Nprpegen; in RuBlunb resiert bas
9aus Solfteins@ pttprp, bas pieber
nit benz olbenbureif9en felt alter
3eit psrnanbt lit. a0nig bon &uz
mGnien 1T Elm 9obsnaoner; in 9ole
lamb unb 2uremburg treffen mir bas
naTauiiGe @ef9le9t. SIM ionnisen
Stalien berrf6t bas 9uus Sapopen;
Die 9raH9aft Sanopen bilbete aber
lanse 3eit sintn She'll bes beuti4en
ReiGes, unb bic Samilie biirfte, ME
eu9 Der bdufig bortommenbe beutf9e
Same Sumbert beseugt, glei4faas
bsutf9sn urfprunss fetn. OaheIs
gilt BON ben aus 6rantret9 itummen>
BEN 8ourbonen in Spdnten. sic fino
frGnfif9er Serfunft, ibr Stammputer
Suep bon paris bat ebenfo pie bic
pielen 2ubpig unb &arl einen beutz
f6en Namen. G%ieentbiimli9 1T es,
bab Der &Dnis bon S9peben. mo Bis
1918 audi bas Saus 9plfteinz9 pttorp
berri9te, ouf fransOff6e 8auern als
feline @orfabren suriidbltdt; Der franz
5Diif9e Mdrf9d1 8erndbotte tpurbe
nGmli9 1910 bonn fhpebif6en
Hei6staa als Sbrpnfplger eetpGblt
limb bon &Dnig &arl XIII. aboptirt.
Die Siirfsi, Serbien unb Montenegro
baben rationale Spnaftien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03
@eibIt@er ProfeTor tn Varts.

Set tur5em beiibt Die alte Sors
bonnie in paris ibren eriten peibli'
@en profefor. Srau Pierre Guri:,
Die 8ittpe unb Mitarbeiterin bes
@ntbeders bes &uotums, bic oshea
2ebritubl fir phpiit ii6ernOmmen,
bat ibrs @orlsIunsen bssonnen. pa
ris bat bieies greignib nit einsm
grpben Rtmbus umgsben. Die 9rds
fin Grefful6ss, bic pdtronin aQer
eleganten 5eltfi9teiten, fibrte, na3
elmer S4ilOerung Der grOffnungs>
8orleiung, ben Heigen Der groBen
Samen, Die 10 pl0Bli9 Snterehe fir
Ybpiit befommen batten uno ii9 auf
ben engen 8dnten Dss 6Driaals Der
Sprbonne brGngten pie bic Grmitsn
rufifi9en Stubentinnen. 4ub 6rau
@urie mag bieie BON alien t6euren
Pdrfums our9buftete 2uft merfDiirz
big Dorgetommen iein. Sn ibrer Sim
fa66eit uno 8ei9eibenbeit bate lie es
our9geieBt, baB ibre @ntrittspor!e,
iung BON al benz offi5ielen prunfe
peri9ont blteb. Oa mar tpeoer Elm
Minifter nod elm linioerfitdtsreftor,
Der lie nit feierli6en P6raIm eins
fiibrte. nnten, our9 Die S6ire oes
2aboratoriums fam lie berein, tpie iie
in 3ufunft INNER bereinfommen
pirb, I9ritt 81 Dem langen nit Sns
itrumentsn beoedten Sh9, breitete
ibre Hoten aus, unb partete bdnn,
Big bic gsifansItiirme Der 8egriibung
ii4 gelegt batten. Rubig, nit peis
der 5rauenitimme, bic bod stpas in
mere 4ufresung bur9aittern ldBt, BE-
ginnt lie ibren @ortrus, benz bas
iberfiate Nmpbitbeater, mebr aIs
5%ipeibunbert MenIdsn, atbemlos
Iauf9t. Die ilaDii6e Qbfunft =
Sruu Gurie lit polin = perrGtb iiA
i'm lei9ten fremblGnbiI9en Decent
unb i'm Sppus, pielei9t audi in Der
geItenloien, tunitlpIen Dirt oes 8ors
trays. Der melt entfernt lit bon Der
auf fran5Oftf3en 2e6ritiiblen 6eimis
I9en dmiiIdnten YlduDerfunit Der
neonferenciers". Der 0ortras be-
banbelt bic ,HabioaftipitGt", bas ipss
aiene @ebiet Der Sorfdungen, uuf
benz 5rdu Gurie unb ibr perungliide
ter 9atte bic @ege gum Habium FAM
ben. I6er dle 8orgdnser peroen
me9r citirt, als Die eieenen Qrbeiten.
OILS erftes uHo ein5iges Experiment
nirb ben 3ui9auern bas Rabium
seseigt. Sm perounfelten Saal iieht
man unten bei Der 0ortragenben Ell
men fleinen blGuli6en Sled, bic
Strablen, bic bas glemsnt bur6 Die
WGnbe Der S9a9tel binbur9fenbst.
in Der es ber6etsebra9t purbe. Orau>
BEN i9lGgt es balb brei l16r, bic @or>
leiung lit gu Gnbe, unD Srau Gurie
Deri4pinoet, pie tie sefommen, bur4
bic fleine Shiir.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03
SDbtIi9e Mneff Dor

SpetIt6e Mngt Dor
benz @efeB. Sn Der Stabt Bils
minetpn i'm Gtaate Oelatpdre erbdnste
{i6 6arrp 9. Smith i'm 9ofe ieiner
S9pi.sermutter, neil feline Jrau bon
ibm fortselaufen mar. Sine in DIR
NaGbaritaft ipobnenbe 6rau fab
@mitb's @orbaben unb rief fHnea
mebrere MGnner herbei. Oisfe rge=
febli.b.nben" s0erren ipOnten Smitb
ober nitt beruntsriGnsiben, neil fie
befiirdtetsn, babur9 bos @eieB gu
iibertreten. Na9 Is Minuten fam elm
polisift unb fhnitt zen Mann berun=
ter, Der nun natiirIi3 ICON cine 2eide
par. Die rseiebl;ebenbsn" MGnHer
bGiisn bas 2eben bes Mannss retten
%tonner, tpenn lie niht 70 erober Jurdt"
ppr benz 9efeb' esbabt bdtten. Sas
bortist @eieB erbeifdt absr nur. bdb
man Ginen, Der. fi6 an einem Stride
pOnis erbdnst bat, lem Coroner iibsrz
laBt; nidt aber, boB mar @inen. Der
fi9 gu erb6nsen fudt, am Stride Be-
IG6t, 70 lanse er lebt. Senberbare
9eute biefe Gefestiifttler I'M priisets
(fdtnsnl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03
Gin Wann Der @obItbdftefeit.

Sn 2onbon lit bieier Sage Elm
Wtanu geItorben, bon oefen 46leben
bic 3eitungen Der engltiden Metro<
pole NIT srpbsm 9ebausrn Noti3 nah
men. BON benz 2eben bieies Mannes
= George Serring 1T ietn Ndme =
puroe i'm angemeinen penig htannt.
Ods 9olf ipuroe r1lr bon 3eit 81
3eit bur9 feline sroBdrtigen 9aben
on tpobltbdtise Initalten iiberrui4t.
Waun glaubt, raB er iein @ermOgen
gum Sbeil auf Dem Surf ma4ts.
Na6bem fein @ermDgen einen GENIAL
tigen nmfang angerommen battle, trat
er in ben Oienit Der Wpblt6Gtigfeit.
Der metrppolitanii6e 9oipitaffono5
pirb niemals fpieber einen berdrtigen
@pblt6dter finoen. 8pn 1899 Biz
1901 ~lisferte er iGbrlid 10,0O0Pfuno
STERLING gu bieiem 6onbs. Gr erbot
fid foOann, bieie 3ahlung gu elmer
itebenoen 3n MAIDEN, poer
aber id5rli9 % prosent bon Dem
gu sebsn, mas Der Sonbs an iOnit;e
gen 9aben am r9oIpitulsSonntds
|fdmmele. Der Sonbs pG6lte baS
leBters @nsrbisten unb bic jGbrli9en
3dblungen 9erring's itiesen babur4
Bis auf 12,4OO pfuno Sterling.
Serring 6eIdrdnfte feline WobltbGe
tigfeit ni9t a1f bieien Sonbs alein.
Gr untsritiibte bas RorbzDeftzSons
bpnzSpipital. Gr baute unb Der
Iprste Elm 9sim fir 2sute aus beFes
rem StGnoen, Die bur9 MiBgef9id
in Rotb gerdtbsn iparen, unb grim
bets ben Stub bes 20. Sabrbunberts
fir Irbeiterfrauen. Or bepunoerts
unb untertiiBte Die Sbdtigteit Der
6eilsarmee, griinbete biele Sbod9l
bGuier bieier Sefte unb CAB fir ben
&oloniiationsplan Der Seiisdrmes
mebr als 100000 pfunb Sterling.
Oieie Summe lit in id6rli9en 4a=
ten bon 1000 pfunb Sterling an
bas 8ing's SOipital auriidsusablsn,
Sn Der lebten 3eit bate Serring
elm b~eionberes SntereHe an Giiens
babnunternebmunsen unb mar audi
nidt abgeneist, in 9olbminen 81
Ipefuliren. Gr mar 8oriibenber Der
rGitp of 2onbon electric eight Conn
PAM" unb Der Electrical anb &c
neral Snpeitment gompanp", beren
finfpfiinbige Griinbunssaftien IN
nerbaGb 13 Sabren $40 pfunb Stsrz
ling Dioibenben bra9ten. Der eng
hide Sournafiit s. 3. OGonnor
slaubts, bab Ssrrins cine Spur bon
3igeunerblut In iid babe, urb i9lob
cine Sdilberuns bes merfpiirbigen
Meniden init ben Worten: .Dabr@
fdeinlid tpiirbe er, tpenn er nod auf
benz Eelbe uno in 3elten lebte, Der
T0niQ feines Stdmmes fetn."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03
Gin 2amspf nit Dem Weere.

OtI Helpullt1S OullilUuu, pAlu1
ben bic SnIel N~orbftrdno nit Der
i4lesWigi9sn @eitfiifte Derbunbsn
tperoen ioa, bari naa lleberpinbung
unenoli1er SGpierigfeiten nunmebr
ais in Der 9duptia4e gelungen gels
ten, na9bem bic Siefe in Der pobnss
budt, bur9 Die bisber bic S9iffdbrt
lire StruBe genommen, bur9 unges
beure Steinmuhen aussefiiat uno
bamit Die bortige itarfe StrOmlng
gebro9en tporben lit. Namentli9 in
ben Mondten Sftpber unD Hopem5er
lit serube5u fieberbaft g~earbeitet NOR
ben, I'M bieIen i9tpierigiten 4bi9niti
bes 8aues nod Dor Gintritt Der iiir>
mt16en Witterung an polenDen; fpisz
oerbplt mar bur9 i6persn Seegans
Die Irbeit BON Wo9eu an einem Sdz
&c perni9tet porben. 8pm 4uben>
bei9 BEL Wpbbenbiin, n~prbfpeitli9
BON 9uium, G~usgebeno, fiibrt Der
Damn in geraoer 3i6tung mad benz
N~orofrdnb Der pobnsballig unb bill
bet BON Nprbtranb aus einen 300
Uteter ldngen grbbamm, on ben Iid
elm $500 Meter LANCER 9ui6oamm
dni9liebt. unausgeiebt tpirb mod
on Der 8eritdrfung bes Oammes, Der
IN feiner ieBisen 90be- Bel Sp6flu<
tRen nod tief unter WaFsr F.ebt, ges
arbeitet, I'm ibn sesen einen Sur9<
bru4 ober ssgen S6dbigung bur9
@isgdng gu f9iiben. Die peitere
&uH9uttung, bis feline sep0Ibts, 8
Weter breite &rone einen bdlben Me<
ter iiber 5p4paher liest, pirb fpdtsr
erf olgen; Die Oammfrone pirb bds
nd3 nit 8ui4 absebedt unb nit
Steinen belsgt.
Wie ftarf bic einsubGmmenbs
StrOmun1 in Der DattitraBe in IN
m~ittel6urer Mdbe Der 6aIia mar.
itebt man buraus, baB perf9iebene
nit Steinsn belaitete Senfftiide per=
i9oben unO pertrisben purbsn, tpobsi
bic ftarten &etten ME 8~inbfaben ger,
riHen. @s purben 5unG9it 5pei
Odmme aus SenfftiiGen bon YuId
uno Jelfen our9 bic Siefe gelegt, bic
nit aablrei9en Yfdblsn, SaI9inen
unb bd5pif4en frei3 unb qrer geap<
serlen Ordbten befeitigt purben. Der
3pif6enruum 5pif9en beiben S9ubs
ipGnben lit init groe in SanbI6dsn
unter 8etmiIdung BON 5eioefraut
ausgefi1t. Our9 bic bisbsrigen Or
beiten erf4eint Der Oammbau, elm
&ulturperf srien Ransss, >gefi9ert,
unb sr pirb Bel Der 2anbgepinnung
I'M Wattenmeer 3peifeIlos grpBe
Oierite leiiten. Die iebige sSnfsI
Horoftranb bilbet nit Der nprbfpeit
lid bapon gslesensn sSnIel Norbfranz
biidmoor iopie Der Snfel pe1porm
unb ben 9aIingen ben einaisen
Reft iener groben Sniel Rorbtrunb.
bic felt benz Sabre 1912 bon elmer
&ei5e GROCER Jlutben beimseiu4t
ipurbe, bic grpbe l1mtpGl5ungen i'm
alien Hprbfrieslanb berporriefen. Sm
Sabre 1884 trat bdnn bds arpbe
@erberben elm, bei Der burd bic se=
ipaltfge Sturmflutb BON II. Oito@
Der Der Dei6 bes alien HorbifranS
on A Stelsn burabroden, Der srDbs
te Sbeil bes frudtbaren 2anbes bonn
Meer perf6lungen tpuroe unb faft
$500 Meniden ibr 2eben nerloren.
l1ebrissns butte nan i4on in ben
ssabren 1869 unb 70 einen mibgEiidf
ten 0eriud gsma9t, bas bdmaliss
Rprbtranb burG einen Damn NIT
hem 1eflanbe su prbiubtu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03
u~npaffenber SC

unpd enDer VI b.
8adfii8 Gam Genfter ftebenb): rOu.
gapd. Der STUDENT ba vissazvis
pirft mir INNER &ubbdnbe ~bsriiber!"
profeFor Tin Der arbeit): nWirf lie
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Sob gum 8etrase bon $12, O00.O Oo,s
600 entnommen iporben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-03

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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-07-27

No matter what you do, provided
you do it better than SOME one else
could do the same thing, there's a
welcome awaiting you in the world. 1t
was Emerson, We believe, who said:
IF a man can Wri,e a better book,
preach a better sermon, or make bet
ter mouse trap than his neighbor,
though he build his house in the wood
the world will make a beaten path to
his door" ry to excel, its laudlble
ambition. AS a starter take a course
in our schools.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-07-27
A Card to Taxpayers.

Several taxpayers having asked the
undersigned to state his position upon
the matter of interest or profit upon
county funds, he wishes to make this
statement: That all accrued interest
on county money should be turned
into the county treasury; and If
elected to the Office of county treasur-
er he pledges himself to properly
account for such interest.
A. G.. STATION.