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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-10
Before and After MARRIAGE.

The same man who pretends that
he likes to row girl for three hours
in hot sun when they are engaged
will be found lying in shady ham,
mock after they are married while
she is getting him something good to
eat in boiling hot kitchen.-N. Y.
Press.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-10
Prince a Noted ornithoIoaist.

Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria Is a
very distinguished ornithologist and
his knowledge of the science of birds
is equaled by very few in Europe
He devotes a good deal of time to
the subject and is a member of the
pathological Society of Vienna.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-10
Will Help Codify Law.

Rev. John T. Creagh, professor of
canon law at the Washington universe,
ty, has been appointed by the pope to
the commission which is codifying the
canon law of the church.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-10
One ADVANTAGE.

City Man (carpingly)-Whew. but
it's hot! 1 am told that the mercury
frequently stands at ITO In the shade
here.
Farmer Summerboard (cheeringly)
Well, you don't halter stay 10 sao
shade, ye know.-Puck.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-10
EavorfteS.

"You say that Mr.. Boobies 10 a mu.
sician?"
Eyes" answered the man who
makes puns.
What are his favorite instru.
ments?"
"The loot and the Tyre"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-10

The Kaiser Is having new racing
yacht constructed which will be al
most fat-bottomed, and have a new
system of ballast.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-08-10
reached, was full of fish, but there |
were no means of catching any.
Small Craft Soon Wrecked.

Small Craft Soon Wrecked.
On the twentieth day the Grena-
dams asked permission to return and
take a man with them. This was
granted and they were furnished with
good arms Their idea was to reach
some New Grenadian settlement and
procure aid there. The party was
now reduced to nineteen persons and
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13

vacation, that said defendants be notified by
publication that plaintiffs have commenced
suit against them In this court, the object and
general nature Of which is to have the court to
title, claim and interest Of ell Of said parties
severaly In and to lots five 10y and seven "a and
the west half or lots four az and six (6) OF sec.
ton three township thirty. nine range thirty
two in Bates county, state Of Missouri or any
part thereof Also to cancel certain deed OF
trust given by Morgan Eickes, dated oath Of
August. 1869. and recorded In the records OF
Bates county In book 1 at page 247 and
generally 10 perfect the title to sad lots
In these plaintiffs, said deed Of trust COW
cd, and generally asking the court for de-
GREE divestiug the defendants and each end ev-
cry one Of them Of all real or apparent right.
title interest, claim or demand whatsoever
they or either Of them have or might have or
appear to have Of record or otherwise in said
real estate or any part thereof and vAsting the
same In fee simple In these plaintiffs and shat
unless the said defendants be and appear at
this court, 1t the next term thereof, to bA be-
gun aid holden at the court house In the city Of
Butler In said county, on the drst Monday In
February, 1907. and on or before the first day
Of said term, answer or plead to the petition In
said cause, the same will be taken as confess
.d. and judgment will be rendered according-
And It 10 further ordered. that copy hereof
be published. according 70 law. in The BuTLEl
WEEKLY TIhRs. . newspaper published In said
county OF tates for fonr weeks SUCCESSFULLY,
paoiished Of least once . week. the last inssr-
ton to be 81 least thirty days before the first
day Of said next February term Of this court.
G. N. BARKLEY. ?
Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record. witness my
(sEAL) hand, and seal Of the circuit Court Of
S.s 'i is sonny mi; G. M s ss} Il RS''n
Circuit Clerk.
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Order OF Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI, }

ST ATE OF MIssoURI,)
County of Rate. 3d.
In the Circuit Court. In Vacation Dec. IL, 1906,
Matte Calhoun, Plaintiff,
vs..
Robert Calhoun, Defendant.
NOW ~ this nay comes the plaintiff herein, by
her attorney and files her petition and affidavIt.
alleging. am6ng other things that defendant
Missouri:
whAreupou. II is ordered bv the clerk in
vacation that said defaudxnt be notified bv
publication that plsintif has commenced suit
against him In this court, the object and geusr.
81 nature Of which 10 to obtain . decree Of d.
vo,cs from the defendant on the grouuds that
he has offered her such indignities @ TO render
her life intolersbls In this; that On various on
cssions defendant whipped. best threatened
and called plainti6 vile names. and that he has
unless the said Robert Calhoun be- and sppesr
Of this coert, Of the next term thereof, TO be-
begun and hslden'st the court house In the city
OF hutler. In SAID county on the 6rst Mondsy IN
February, 1907. and on or before the Arst DAY
OF said term snswer or plead 70 the petition In
said cause: the same will BE- taken o. confess.
%. snd judemane will Be rendered secordingly.
And Il IL further ordered. that eopy hereof
Dc publiahed. according 70 law In THs BUTLRs
WHskLY TIhIs. . newspaper published In said
county Of Bstes for four weAks SUCCESSFULLY.
publishad q least ence . week, the last insef-
eon g Dc Of least thirty days bsfcre the nrst
day 81 said next February term Of this court.
true s,py from ths rsssrd witness nv
tssAL) hand. and sssl q The Cirsuit Court Il
Bate county, this liih d.y Of Deem.
7-tt ..= circuit Clerk.
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Adrian Items.
From the Journal.

From the Journal.
Revival services are still In pro-
gress at the y. B. church and the
results are very satisfactory. About
twenty persons have proiessed con-
version and q number have mani.
tested q desire to become christians.
Rev. Mason is proving himself an
efficient preacher and a pupular pas.
tor. The Journal congratulates him
on the meeting and wishes him we'll
In bis PASTORAL work.
DR.. Bates reports the following
births In November. On the 18th g
girl baby came to tb..- home OF Ed
Sline. A baby Wi.s born into 81
home OF W. B. Iimmons on Il
22nd. Conrad Heide became thu
proud father OF ,, . lrl on the 26th.
Mrs. Chas. Harper presented her
husband little daughter on the
9th. A boy WAS born to Mrs Henry
Sullens on the 80th.
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Order Of Publication.

sT4 Gcss 2 , x mfiss $50! e.. T
In the Circuit Court, February Term, 1907. In
y Vec4aen D-oember SYd, I9N,.
George ". honsyeuft, Plaintiff,
A..e. B.l,. II ass.y.u... Defendant.
Nov q Tile day comes the plaintiff herein, BY
Nc soor.ey and nles his petition and s6adevit
QHunes emone other things that defendant,
Sa ss y III asns!snss Is nonrssidsns Of the
,,:.s $780, 81 .; s .s.,, :, =: s:..
SsSesss Sss pss9 BE- ~ ~. y
ssainss In q hs esurs. Ss oSjsss "a sss: ~.
q nature Of which II - obtain 5 deoros a al.
yofee from ahe boAde Of mstximony eontraotod
oetweeq TIE paelnt6 aad defsndanS for the -.
- th9e NJ .defssdsnt hAs abandoned Gle
plelnSl9 asd has sbsentsd heyssIf. ViSAoui
~ IT. 81 p,sisss "a IN No. ~ &c e.
Anss 1ene Helsysstt b oad sppsor 6 m
~ lido IS % Ooaft He1Ss n ~ si2ySs
ysbssssy. i01. "a % q Ssse1S q SssS az
49, - -; 1872 ~ : Y.ssS 2
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13
Notice b Taxpayers.

Notice = hsteby given that | villh,
q the following PLACES on ~ d
specthsd, lot tn purpoes ofcolIee1iSep
taxes, and ths taxpaysrs, ~ - 3
ID 20 inset ne ct said time and nle2s,
z. Boone. Burdstt, Dec. 10. 96
Deee Creek, Adrian. De-. al ri 31
Prairie. Prairie City, De-. 20. ~ "a
Rockville, Rockville, Der. 81. 5a J.
Plealant Gap. Pheasant Can
Pc. ~. %. 90. Hudson, Rsy1
DEC. u, 10, 10. Homer, ~ "a
De. 20. 81, ~. Usage. Rich
Dsc. 27, g. 70. Spfucs, r.
DC: ~. Spruce, JohnstoiI
26, ~. Deep Water, 6peucjI
~, -. West Boone. ~
~, 16. 10. West Point 4 - 4
Dec n, 20, -. Mlpeo. 49, ST.
10. Grand RlvsG, Atom D1s
Shawnee, CulStf, Dc. Is. i.oSS r 4
fSfq. Dee. ~ Howard, Hur
e SS, -, Howard. sprasue. r.
Walnut Twp. Foessr. D,6
Nev Home Tgp. Fos1se. - s.
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The political fellow who thinks be
can road figures tells 10 that Mis.
sourl IL doubtful 80 i tomorrow
bus " all 60 to bed believing u viii
coma. Missouri II Just taking II
easy and next time the figures Win
prove shat Hisso NH b democratic
beyond q doubt--Cafrollton Dsno-
crat. b., w - ~ 49,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13

Washington. ID. C.. Dec. l0,-Presi.
dent Roosevelt Sunday night made
public a long letter addressed to
Secretary Root giving correspondence
between the President and former
Ambassador Bellamy Storer at Vienna
and Mrs Storer, in which he says that
Mr.. Storer's refusal to answer his
letters and the publication of various
private letters justified the ambassa'
doris removal; that Mr.. Storer's pub
LEGATION uf private correspondence was
peculiarly ungentlemanly, and that he
(the President had stated with alb.
solute clearness his position. the rea
son why II was out of the question for
him as President. to try to get any
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13
Order OF Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of Bates. 's'
In the Circuit Court In Vacation December
10Th, 1905.
George D. Purdy, Plaintiff,
james McHenry, il living and II de ceased, the
unknown widow aud unkDown heirs and
deyisees Of said James McHenry; b. J. West,
/! living and IL dead, The unknown " dow or
whoever and unknown heirs at law or devisees
OF said B. j West; Mary Ann West, IL living
and II deceased, the unknown widower, un-
known heirs AT law and dew sees OF said Mary
Ann West; Sarah McClendon. il living and IL
dead, the unknown husband or widower an
the unknown heirs ct law or devisees Of said
Sarah McClendon; The unknown husband or
widower and the unknown heirs ana de visees
OF Charlotte Reese, deceased; MarthsJ Guy
er, II living and II dead. the unknown hus-
band or widewer and the unknown heirs ct
law and devisees Of said Martha J. Guyer,
Defendants.
Order Of Publication.
Now ct this day comes the plaintiff herein by
his attorney and ales his petition under cath al
leglng amoog other things, that the defendants
Sarah McClendon and Martha j. Guyer. II iiy.
ing are not residents OF she state OF Missouri,
and further alleging that there are or he verify
believes there are persons interested In the
subject matter OF the petition whose names he
to the plaintiff. That said uaknown persons
are interested, ~ the heirs Of Law or deyise,s
or widowex Of Charlotte Reese, deceased, wac
was an heir at Law Of John Aehsnry, deceased,
or devise from said Charlotte Reese, deceased.
but the respective interests Of such unknown
persons caa not be more specifically described
or set forth. for the reason that the quantity
interested - such helrs OF devisess, e aiors.
said 10 unknown 70 plaintiff.
And other persons, who are or may be inter
esSeo eherelns whose names can not be inssSsed
N he psuuon. besals. 70 .he plaintiff an
Or james 4eHsnry. II he be dec. assd, cad o
the widow OF ytdowsr. Aeiss o. Law or dsy,ssss
Of defendant 3. :. West, II he 10 deceased, and
. the widewer. heirs o law q dsyisess Of tie
and 9 ths Widvwsr. hsirs Il law OF dsv.ssss 81
defendant Sarah kcClsndon. II she 10 deceased;
q dsiS g Eas.a asssf y she & Docs
B. ,: West. Mary Am Wsst. sarah Nc5lsadon
ssi.s NAV & ,s.s -, ~ iSos dislo ~
ing the iaad herein sftsr nd II the psfition 6s.
sesibed sn4 said unknown persons derive their
sos 9. ). M Ssrs e. e zee
Or through them. - deeeendAnes Of The said
james heHenry, dsssased, who died selsed In
fes g y so "a 1910, ent tss respssuvs
notbs 1@sSHsl ieallyd ssefibsd q 81 iorsh ,ior
the rss1qa, 66t IL n6mbse Of psfoons fn{or-
estsd and The quantity Of interest descending
70 thm - efof0eaio u unknoWn 70 the plaintiff
nv ss sses e g go, "a
eash cad al q shsm ~ nee1ed b. publisisiea
thas yl0nuH - commenced . Gait aeslnst
hem ns onisss es4 esnezel n1tsre x wkisk IL
e scs: s:sss 3. =: - q sdsd,E =
soas claiming b, tAztlsA o. lidex tAs4 a.
either os 10 eEeWhe WlGht - elnlmt - - ~
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-13
Order OF Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI. J

STATE OF MISSOURI
In II. Circuit Court. Ia vse.tlon. December
18th, 1905.
Sarah n. Lowsry, George D Lowsry, Robert
". Lowsry and T. 2. Lowefy. Plsintins.
Susan s. French, Carl Clemmsns and Anna
Clemmsns. Defendants. ~. = :
Now Of this day come the PLAINTIFF herein, by
their attorney and 1le their petition, alleging,
among other things that defendants susan s.
sis essS nso-rssidssss Of he sssss q Hissccsi:
WAsrsupon II = ordered By. the Clark In
vacation, that said defendants be noti6sd by
publication th,t plalnti6s have eomnsA6si 3
suit against thSn In this court. he ohtsSt and
msss Of the court, declaring the rights and In
tsrsstS Of the plaintiGs and defesdants q aud
- the following desnJibs4 real sstote 1yitg and
being sltlate II tho county Of Batea ard state
Of nisseari, to-wts: TIE seatAse. essstsy q
township th,rtJ .bins lse) Of range thirty.thrse
four a Of block siskty-six is0 in ne tsxn Of
Walnut, Bates county, Missouri, and decree
iGo sss ssd e. So s q Il 8: sss :
such sale between the parties thereto. sceord.
Ing % th-iF respeetiye rights and interest IN
the real estate - fonnd and declared By the
court end tbst uslsee NE said susan Q. fssneh,
sppear q this court, ct the next term thereof,
- b began and holden d he court house n
the sity q Butler. In said county, q the ara
Monday In vsbIuaxy, 1871, ana ~ o. oeiofs the
hrss day Of said tern. snawsf q plsel - ~
!: cssssss.d. and jSdsnsas WIN IS sssSsss1
~ Il & fur,h.r ordered, shssa =, -
b pabliahsd, according - laW. = I'll 1uxENn
w1suI T!Hss ssysesIss 1ssse.ls u ~
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county Of Bates for four weeks successiyely.
published once week, the LAST Insertion to be
AZ Least thirty days before the first day Of said
next Febiusry term of this court.
CHAS. NJ. BARKLEY,
Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record. Witness my
lsrAL.I hand, and seal OF the circuit court OF
Bates county, this 10th day OF Deem
Der, 1906. CHAS. NJ. BARKLEY,
I't Circuit Clerk,
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H. DscV.u.
archbishop made cardinal, though ex.
prossilG mis- admiration for Arch
bishop ireland as well as leaders Of
other concentrations. He says he
thinks it well that the members of the
cabinet SHOULD know certain facts
which Ae (Storer) either suppresses
or misstates." He says he did not
resent the action of the Storers 'un.
til it became evident they We're likely
to damage American interests" He
says Mrs. Storer urged him to give
her hus band cabinet place and that
she sttcd Mr.. Choate at London and
General Porter at Paris were not
pr, t.,.. a To be am assadors,
suggesting her husband in that con,
nection. The President incorporates
letter from. Postmaster General
Cortelyou cuntradicting the statement
that President Mckinley had COM
missioned gentleman to ask the
pope" "a 4 personal favor to him."
and as IAN honor to the country" to
appoint Archbishop Ireland as Car
dnal. Mr.. Cortelyou says the late
President never made any such re-
quest The President declares that
Mr.. StOrer's statement that he author
lied any such message to be deliver
ed to Pope Plus is un'rIa. n, says
that lie never received letter from
Ambassador Storer giving an account
of his visit to the Vatican, and of the
message lie personally gave the pope
on behalf Of Mr.. Roosevelt. The
presidents action follows the publica.
ton of the confidential pamphlet
which Mr.. Storer last week sent to
the president. the cabinet and the sen
ate foreign relations committee.
Cincinnati. Dec. 10.-Bellamy Stor-
or, former ambassador to Austria
Hungary, Monday replied briefly to
the statements contained In Presi.
dent Roosevelt's letter to Secretary Of
State Root which was given TO the
press Sunday night, insisting on the
position he had heretofore taken and
reiterating the statements made By
him in the statement to the members
Of the foreign relations committees OF
congress, made public last week. Mr..
Storer Monday said:
81 seem to have been elected Q
member of the 'Ananias club, like
all others who have come into dis.
pute with President Roosevelt. / am
now to be classed with Senators
Chandler, Tillman and Bailey and
others who have questioned some act
or word of the president. Like every
other American gentleman who has
wife to protect undertook to de.
fend her name from insinuations
and charges Of falsehood."
Mr.. Storer then reiterated much
that appeared In his first statement
which he claims was intended for
private circulation. and added that ,hs
has four letters bearing on the con-
troversy as to the promotion Of Arch
bishop Ireland, all Of which he asserts
tend to bear out his contention that
Il obeyed the explicit instructions Of
Mr.. Roosevelt In acting as l did with
regard TO the promotion"
Archbishop Ireland told me also
that the president on several occa-
sions In conversation took the credit
for the action he now repudIates."
sultan Of Turkey AGain III.
Rome. Dec. Reliable infofnAs
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ANSWERS ST()RER LETTER
President Makes Public a Reply to
Attack by Former Ambassador
to Austria.
HAD WAITED A PLACE IN THE CABINET

Mrs. Storer Also Urged Her Hus-
band as Successor 10 Gen. Porter
at Paris aud Ambassador Choate
at London - Storer Reiterates
Former Statements.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-04
The Great Disaster
ARE SEEN
INSTEAD OF TEARS
THE PEOPLE OF SAN FRANCISCO
WORK HARD AND MAKE jokes
OF THE AFFAIR.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 22-Onc man
has built tepee of evergreen boughs
and he sits inside, the proud rossessor
of the only silk hat i'm the Panhandle
and banjo with broken strings. Three
days ago that men had a Wife and "a
comfortable home. Now he toasts
bacon over fire and eats it with his
fingers. If he can locate his wife he
viii be perfectly happy.
one very prominent woman i'm an
expensive tailor-made costume. sadly
stained and torn, had lost her little
girl
Il do not think anything has hap
pened to her" said she. hopefully.
''She is almost II years old and some
one would be sure to take her i'm and
care for her l only want to know
where she is. That is all | care about
now"
Two race track men met in the drive.
way.
"Hullo. Bill where are you living
now" asked one.
you see that tree over there-ihat
big one?" said Bill well, you climb
that and my room is in the top branch
to the left" and they went away laugh
ing.
Another man wanted to know wheth-
n.,s i,ror,,,od ,r., l,o,.n ,,.,s rot ,
,o,,s, stonIiner 81 l,,t s,otio,, Of tho
,it,, 10 ,I,,.,,,,,rol i,i,, .,r,,tl,,.., o,a
y.hfstIod ,.,rhero.s 1ots ~ nc fl, the
.,,,,o boat ,,.s,iI bo as ho tuned AWAY,
Ana tl,aso ,,,o,, ,,.,,a ,,,,., lost o,,o,.,,-
r,i,or .,. ,i,rri,,, to hagi,, on o,,e,.
,rr.f7,
"rat,,, -, b,,iI,,o" ,.,-a, ,,,, ,,,,,,
,,.,,aI,., e,,.t,,,,S ,, ,,,,,, i,,,f1,, 90 t,,,,
bonn. n.Gr ,o,,rs, an, ,rba,, to1I
-. T.. 49, t..,,,.a T.. ali
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-04
.POSTOFFICE BUILDING
WAS DESTROYED
THE BEAUTIFUL NEW STRUCT-
URE ERECTED AT AN EXPENSE
OF $2,OOO,OOO DESTROYED.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 1.-two
blocks west of the mint stood the
splendid new Postoffice building, finish
ed about six months ago, and erected
at a cost of s2,OO0,OOO for actual con-
struction. 1t is one of the most beau
tiful buildings i'm the United States,
said to have been equalled in archi-
tectural excellence only by the new
Congressional Library at Washington.
1t was destroyed.
Down in the older buildings sections
were many old landmarks, but they eX-
list no longer. The Occidental Hotel on
Montgomery street, for years the head
quarters for army officers visiting San
Francisco; the old Lick House, built by
the philanthropist, James Lick; the Old
Russ House, also on Montgomery
street; the Nevada National Bank
block; the Haywards building, at Cali
fornia and Montgomery, a modern
structure of ten stories; then to the
eastward the splendid example Of the
severe Gothic style, the California Ma
tiOnal Bank; the First National Bank;
the First Canadian Bank of Commerce
the London &San Francisco Bank, on
California; the London, Paris & Amer
lean Bank, and the Bank of British
North America, on SansOme street; the
large German American Savings Bank,
also on CalifOrnia-these are a few Of
the notable buildings destroyed in that
district, The California Hotel and
Theater on Bush street, near Mont
gomery; the Grand Opera House on
q. .
|. Grand Opera Company had just opened
for a series of three weeks Of opera
the Orpheum, the Columbia, the Alca-
Ear, the Majestic, the Central, Fishers
were some of the playhouses to which
pleasure-loving San Francisco was
wont to flock. REllB
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-04
SIGHTS SEERS WILL
Be MADE TO WORK
THERE IS TO BE NO LOAFING IN
THE STRICKEN CITY OF SAN
FRANCISCO.

SANFRANCISCO, April 23.-The man
who comes to San Francisco as a seek
ed of sensations, out of mere curiosity,
to see the ruins and to watch the home
less throngs in the parks will be given
pick and shovel and put to work
clearing up the wreck. 1t is no place
for idle curiosity seekers, and they will
not be tolerated. Every man in the
city is being made to work, and to work
hard, and no exceptions will be made in
the case of outsiders. unless they can
show proof of urgent business of their
own
Railroad officials. and the authorities
of other cities have been notified that
San Francisco wants no visitors of this
kind, and have been requested to see
that the trains are not burdened with
those who will be turned back, or at
least will be sorry that they came.
Thousands impelled by mere curio-
sity, have already come from neighbOr-
ing cities, and reports indicate that
thousands more are on the way. In
the first place, their money is useless in
the way of providing food and shelter
for themselves, and their presence
merely adds to the burden of the au-
thorities.
Humanity win not allow them to
starve and even savages share such
shelter as they have with unwelcome
visitors, but the presence Of each drone
adds just that much to the labor of
the overworked faithful men and wo-
ment who are toiling for the relief of
the stricken and helpless.
There seem to be thousands of peo-
pie with money enough to get to San
Francisco, to whom the calamity has
appealed merelyN i'm its spectacular eff
feet They seem to consider it stu
pendous dramatic production, arranged
| for their pleasure. 1t is a mammoth,
wonderful scene, such as has never
before been witnessed ON so grand a
scale. But it is not ON view to the
merely curious. Those who see it must
pay the price in toll for others and in
privation for themselves.
Skilled wprkmen who Cdne with
their own tools to aid i'm the work of
rebuilding the city are gladly welcomed
and hundreds of such men are badly
needed Many are coming and find
ready employment, although in the
matter of food and shelter they must
take their chances with the others.