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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17

gnroerineeu al 1859. ser iatter oerl
til 10000 ar, tonnier nit Saito.
beoen a9rmere.
On Oct &tgsfo9ro, Scr bur
tigset fremme ! Sisie Iage. rigt prp.
Oct meb Iiananter o. prggtiat
emaiaearbciSe % paa 5feSeu beiat
meS &isets @adbenifioISe. bar III in.
gep Splpsning, bperfen ! &etnina al
|Siben, Oct er bIepet til paa, eger
aanltaere1, Der bar idoet Get. Meu
lise laa liot iom gneprISet$ Qrone
fan itaa WaaI meo Ghriitian Gen
4nes clSnu bepareoe aongefrotc. iiae
iaa Iiot fan BET npe Riesip9ro, :sr /
1853 purSereSes til 10000 a.,
flinItneriif Senieenbc itaa @aa. ntcS
Gbriitiau Den 3oies pragtiulSe, tore
3~igsipPrS, Der liaeiom araneu fin.
oes paa &oienbors.
Sceptret pad adnmef
Sanlt Spirct or SerifermagtenS
egentliae SpmboI. Gbriitian 5tcS
Sub. Srepter. Ser Iigeiom Sronen
lon IfilIt ! SnGIuingeR pda aisben.
bnnnS Slot, bportil hn GcSer 5dut.
NADER bnpbe NssIen, er meS fin ito.
mGrfet emnilereSe, iupelbeiatte ellie
paa Sopaen % line prGgtige Steue,
ret ! funitnerif Senieenoe melt ppr.
nIfltloe Stpffe al ale RiasreaaIierne.
Gcts reelc GGroi bIeo / 1853 lat til
G0,0O0 ar.
MAR aongcn iaS paa Sroncn.
haoSe ban &roneH paa tit Sooeo,
SoGrSet nrO Si6en, Sceptret / hstre
70 HigsGblet i oeHitrc SaanS.
Hl8SpbIet al Sub ION Sc ANDRE Ne.
1aIicr % prpSet mcS oct oiomont.
helottc aprS, ipmboIiierer Serreoent.
met. Sfslae Regnifaber / 3iesarfi.
bet man g@blet nntaaeS at p9rc ms.
fprt 'orttioiat meS Sccptrct, iaaIeoeS
at ale neutrality-suspicious. -- maaife
meN llnStn9elic al SpurSct bar
foreIiggct irrbiac til 9rug for Sen
fsrite @nepolOSfongc. Set bar en-
8Groi al 10000 SIR.
s 0fooeInlOeren bIep 8isSflcno.
oierne opbepnrrbc i RieetS 1onf;r.
fer, iurlia aosfiISe % 9unS. lin.
Der SaIoemnr HtterSog bIep Scr,
Sin8bOrg @icrnmriieOrt, o. ira Irou.
ming Inrarrte8 SiS opbeporcoc8 &c
mco "Rigets 0re$ieI", ,. b. I. stat.
tarnret i ct Snnru, "fSoIen", paa aa'
Iunbborg. Scrfrn bar Oct, at grif Al
Eommern tog Dem, ba ban oco lin
gortreiie irn Snnbet me0isrte A'geis
&~lcnobicr. Higtifnof banbe ban for.
inNen ifiTnfet baabe i'm % lin GgOn'
ningS &rcne ill 8noitena &oller.
Sanuel GbriitoiIer al 8npern ipm
Gbriitian ben lite, 5reoerif ben iitc,
Gbriitiun Den 3oie % for aronehS
9eotommenoe Gbriitiau Den Ace, bIr
Iaoet gjsrc me 8csalier, JON piltnot
ira cmtrcnt glor 1900 opbepareOc3 /
&pGloingen pan Giebenbaons Slot.
S1iaa paa bette Smraaoe ue;cGner
Gncpploen ct 8riio meo 5ortio2r.
iSet Hegolterue - piitnot umiSheL'
Bart eiter Gbriitian 5teS aronInB -
blep opcrisrte til Roicuborg % an
traQte / oct Saarutommer, bUo: Dc
ii0en oo bar u0ret % enouu or op'
bepare0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17

2796. Sp.: 1. ct Stbtte SomejteoSs
LAMB R~tnueiota er ioIst for Stat / &os
tcm6er 1905; bnor lang Sib bf Del
td9e fbrerb aisbcrcu bar fulo SiSpoiis
lion ober famine?
2. San ben forrt8e Ger imiSIertiS
faa bet tiIbaae pan uogen RaaSe; - |
ioafaI1, 40 bpilteu @ei2
SOAR: 1 o. 2. Seres epsrgsmaaI
CT tffe sauife FORFEIT; tbi 2anb ieiseS
lite for Chatter I @innefpta I Rupember.
Oct CT mnlis, at bet er hlenet folat tib.
Iisere, % at her er abienSt Sariel pui, al
Standardization or nbleben | Rppember,
% bet er mauife bette, s%psrseren metrr
men bnis Suriel blep gioet I Gppember,
er bet TN for tent at faa 2duSet fifbasr,
mcSminbrr bet fiuIbs pfc flo, at Der CT
besaaet npsen S~etltaselie unser SebanS-
Iineer af Sagen. gehfpmmnbe Dor Rei
til at inbfri Standardization % bill
faa 1T 2anb tti6ase tlaariumhslH, naar
han tnben ban bar faaet BARREL ON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lihISb, betaler Stat.
ten meb 8snter for ben gib, inm er for.
Ipeet, iiben ben a furfalben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17

Tom ban bar rnlngt for gerSeren (grs
ten). nnr ban insen Note bar faaets
5par: Gnfsn tan iGlse iin Ret tit
Siemruet, nm bun finher for sDbt, men
bum tan lite ietse SsrHcncs Bret mec.
urinbre 9pmifsirn f~anitpfier beri.
2. Sa, pI Gnfen betaIe iaa rr Der
iuseutins ipeten for bet. Get CT bog life
ian lisetiI at inbsripe Wialb Deb 2ppeu
6orRinre % gsrn tmsnem, rteDminhre
ufan oar Settler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17

2792. Gp.: Soab fam Der sjsres mes
CT 8erion, ipm belpoer en- eanmeI RanS
pe6 at 9aa omttrtns % fortelIe. at bay
a / ct SeISfab, boor ban bIep berniet
og pil6e ilaaB? 9et tan berries, at Den
somLe Wanb life bar i SeIifGbet mev Lao
rcIis biemme.
spar: Der er fnu en- 9ins at sjsre
| ct faubant Silfalbe, hnis rtau uperbp-
neSet pil image iis meb at sisre no.
set; bet er at iagipse genfpmnnenSe
for "SIuuSer". ilofaioet at ct EGGS
itaal pil berp pna &lasrrens "Stan.
btus" I ben Summune, bbpr ban Dor
fbi mebens bet pilbe ber til flor Sfahe
for entelte 3cripner, -bpis bet blep iast
pns benz, at be bapoe peret berufet, pil.
be andre inseu staSe tase af ct iaaSaui
&pgte. s
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17

27S9. Sp.: gr Der SormaIarbpser
flor Srepc. 2ptnmeuter o.io.) at fan
I bet enseIlfe Sprog2
gpar: Der CT en- GiaelisbeS al ben
eIass Bsger. DC fat fiebes | enbucr
amerifanH gpsbanbei. "Sfanoinapea"S
Esgbaubel bar, iaauiot hi peb, liseIebes
icabanne gpser til Salss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17

2795. Sp.: Sbab Tan Der sisres meb
en- Raub, Tom fra @orse er reit til
Gmerifa fra &pue os 8srn uoen at
feuoe bent roget til SpbpIS2
Guar: Oct er pfte panifsiist at bi.
be, bpab man ffal SIRE | iaabanne 5tls
fGlbe. "a 2oaen Ds gsrnene bpr I 9prs
&c, CT be beifpttet al uprf Sop, i~aalaust
ben rGfter, men at sisre ben amnenbeIis
pberfur Nunbeu, ipm ppbulSer zig I ct
Gubet 2auS, ubtter tibet. Wtalisens fnus
be bog be, fUm bioraser til Samifiens
itubrrbulb, iasisse BAN I ben stnt, bpur
ban ber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17

2797. g.: Soab fan reg .gisre mes
en- Eerfon, ion ficruer eler toiter Al
nit "Sence", efter at ieg bar fGnst BET,
og tiSrer ODER nit 2auo?
'ssar: Se tan fasfsse bam for ben
Sfase, ipnt Se or blrt paatprt peS bans
Snbtrrnseu puu Seres GienSpm. Spis
ban peobiiper, ism ban bar besbnbt, fan
De I @etteu faa ubtaset en- Suinnrtipn,
bet f~srbbber BAN at furtutc inS pua &c.
, res aanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17
apmcneahfonb m. M.

CT Der uoscu al gIabets 2eierc, iorr
Dor pnn ct Steb, hoor Der er SnIeentnq
til soSt SomeiterSIanS2 gner fnnifc
Der er noeeu. Tom bar SomeiteaS % er
blsoet trGt at bet % biz sine op i'm 8et?
Seq ifutoe enife at t~orreiponbere mel
faaoanne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17

On Mpnnent Ipsrser / Soften. boors
lcees man barer iie ab for at berehe
Saareitino. Spis ban bill itriSe til mig,
ifal iea fortalIe bam. boorleoes man
sicrbe bet | Rorse. Set oil tage formcs
get SpaIterum / gIaoct.
8. Euritab,
81. s. 8. go. 2, 2~iogertpooS. q. Gal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17

2791. g.: 96aS fan en- 5nftrn
sisre meS lin 1aao. font uben minSifc
Gorias for3anber fig paa, at ban lfal
ilno beube ibiGl2
d. epar; Spis Der er granb til at tro,
at ban mener bet nlporlist inch iin gru,
fel, fan ban fringe BAN til at title
@rnos fom G,arantt fur, at ban pii butoe
Sreb. Sun fan psiaa iasisse BAN for
Gfilsmisie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17

2790. Gp.: Sec en- tomn,eu bib frs
Norge % ifaI M etfte mig u,sS en- Yise
Der. 9au bette lie, bois ies life fan
f,euaese atteft fra 9refien / bet emnie
Suno?
Gpar: Set fan bet npf, bnis Der
life er SmifcnnisbeSer, ipn sjsr, at ben
Brett, Der ifai bic Cher, bill f~Drlanse cit
iaahan sltteit, tnoen ban abfsrsr bette
Sperp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17

Gu gautaiten til Winbe on gegt.
nenbeSerne / 1905 bill blipe reiIt Toe
Siuti tdar I gloerum, ,puu Sanbbaf.
ilettrn. Stenen mnnler ifg. "Eitl.
.Sio." 5 Meter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17
Qabcn Rorreiponodnce.

acefpssssmaol oeune asssiinq .xiparss al Mopcs
faterHe Z. SpsHeA. NtpGtep4bep. aasrn, % Jptn
CIliR Henhxipu. Nts.
spsrgsmoal fn Ngirzsr. 5cM tte opgtp<r fne
Rapre I'll Gebattipueg, tefoarrE tffe.
Spsrssts bsbss oRatte sns Sppxssnaai 1t aart os
tpbtlisf 6proa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17

2799. Sp.: l. CT Def tiGaSt eFter
Eorb Satotas COB for SsFenoebsrn at
irbgaa I Eetefdb2
2. &aar en- Some nsr efterIaserse fla
Raub % ct Barn I Gorb Satota, BEEN
er bet bn, fom arper beuSe - Rauoen
euer Barnet.
Spar: 1. Oct CT tiaaSt, men bet rr
tfte, fpm bet bsr pRre. let piIoe pore
spSt, ON aIs Gtater bebtos en- asp mob
Iise sgaiefa6sr.
2. DC aruer list.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17

81 bsrer iaa ofte, at oenne euer
bin er "pplpit", Intelligent, ban.
net" eler "lpro". Siar er BET bel
SoIf, iom bar gaoet fortere eller len.
9ere Sio paa Ell bsiere Sfole, man
tror, FOREIGNER ct iliat aSieftip i 5or.
binoelie meo Habnet tit. Seq biz
bare faa i, at pi oite fan itsoe pao
Neno % apinoer, iom peo iorbau,
Icn6e meget % er u0ruitet meo cit
ganife goo SRnfemaifine, men aIoria
bor bnpt noeen aroen Sfole emo liot
tarpeIig Sqngaugsifole I @amlelat.
oct. SIige fan bore go6t biemme
6aobe / 9ibelen % Siitorien, iamt
uere gonife fine Reenemeitre og ser.
til RuIititere, iom life ben isrIte
Den beoite 29poe, De fan treffe iom.
men meo, let reItSer rliubt meo. Seq
Aar ofte buffet pan, buOr iet os hunt
en-, Der gialot for nGiten en- Starring,
o. oesoGrre er bIit oct oaioa, loa
anig Of Rarfen, 6a ieg ifisnt life
"Seetotaler", ia baaL at De, iom oor
Oct, tnuoe Sufouro poa lin SIDE.
Ser fife til 8iueu, rraar Den er REQ,
mar 5er freurptier i'm Sarpe i 8e.
geret, % naar ben retteligen bepe.
ees. Zen iiSfte oerof ifal bibe iom
en- SIapae os ittffe iom en- guiaiif~
citerte reg.
Seq citerte ina Saiouos SrGprog,
OF Oct famine sioroe war0eu, %
ban iaa mig hdt | Emete % iuarts
otter SutcmsielieH. JON ieIger:
"@iper itGrf 1rff til Sen, iom ON,
! fcmHier, % Sin til Dem, JON er beo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17

273S. Quest. Haze la right to shoot
a deg whE1 A< homes in 10 my Gooyyard
and bother me night and dayP IhaDs a
She-dag 6zt Keep IL ned day time, and IN
the house at nights?
Ans: You have no legal right to kill
the dog unless he is vicious.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17

Maree l9rte mer poa en- @od.
neos SS ! Sr9naiclens % MloSgon.
gems Sfole, eno De I9rte pao Here
aor oeo en- SsiIfole eIler ct llniper.
iitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17

$500. Sp.: I. Sam en- Gnfe ifase Eos
ben / SpS 2atota iaIee lit Diem, fsr
@grnene sr mpuSise2 Ser er 4 umpus
hise Seru / SamiIieu.
2. San SeHueu fdd tilbnee Yeuse,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17

2793. Sp.; en- Settionslinie bIeo
ifbiagt til 2anSeoei | &irueiota for II
Gor iioeu, men bar Tie pGret benbttet
ener arbeibet. Ranr MI Sonnet snifer
G: tage ben / 8rIe. fan ba gterne If
2aubet mobfGtte fig bette, Itaar be life
prfter rto9en @ei2
Spnr. Sci.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17

77oA QHess1 Can Tie oapse,y Of tie
land breve'rt io6entng a road on a section
line wh<n the road aOas laid ont yearsago
6at has not been used?
Ans: No.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-17

UT bore moois. itcrf og paogaaen,
De Fam bore bra NOT: men Oct cr
ofte lloboISenheo, iom ietrer.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10
MOTHERS CONGRESS
AT EXPOSITION
IA

NORFOLK, VA, Aug. O.--June 25
will be National Mothers Congress
Day at the jamestown Exposition
The Mothers Congress will be in SEES
sion for nearly week next year at
the big celebration 10 be held on
the shore of Hampton Roads, near
Norfolk
A building has been provided for
the convenience OF mothers and chill
dren, and the first official act of the
Mothers Congress will be to open
this edifice formally The sessions
OF the congress will be held i'm this
building which is built in the form OF
a Colonial cottage. though much lar
ger than most cottages. Nothing will
he lacking for the comfort OF moth
ers and children. Being on the shore
OF Hampton Roads, on the north
west corner OF the grounds, there
will always be plenty OF cool. re-
freshing air blowing In from the ia
nous waterway A spacious play
| Hi'' u" h'IsN CIV III NulAn tllll'li tll
IAN play and romp. with much to de
| light them close at hand Mothers
who cannot leave their children at
home will find in the Mothers and
Children's Building attendants who
are skilled In the art OF making
children happy, with whom they can
leave their children while they en-
Joy the many interesting features of
the Exposition, with every assurance
that the little ones are being well
provided for.
The cottage is sixty by one hun
dred feet. and It's wide sloping roof
and gabled windows are suggestive
/ OF comfort and coziness i'm every out
line. 1t is an example OF the thought
| fulness OF the Exposition manage
ment in providing for the comfort of
those who will visit the great histor-
ical Exposition next year
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10
BOTH WANT
THE PRESIDENT
Louisiana and Connecticut
Are Rival Battle Ships
FOR THE HONOR OF TAKING THE
PRESIDE NT TO PANAMA ON
HIS OBSERVATION TRIP.

Quite controversy has arisen ms
TO what ship shall take the president
TO Panama, and petitions have been
iiled at oyster Bay on behalf of
both the Louisiana and the Connect
icut The question OF the building
or these ships has entered into the
controversy, the Luoisiana having
been constructed in a private yard.
and the Connecticut by the govern
ment. The matter is being consider
ed by the secretary OF the navy.
There has been a suggestion that
either the Washington or Tennessee
should take the president TO the
isthmus, but it now seems probable
mat battleship will be chosen. al
though II is possible that one Of the
cruisers will be sent along as con-
sort.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10
DEMOCRATS
TO TRY 1T.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-"Jim"
Griggs, chairman OF the democratic
congressional committee, does not
propose that Jim" Sherman, chair
man OF the republican committee.
shall have copyright on the dollar
plan Of securing campaign subscrip-
lions The democratic committee Is
arranging TO secure as many of the
small donations as democrats can he
induced to make.
A circular letter IL to he sent ont
to each of the 10000 enthusiastic
democrats who subscribe 81 each To
the first Bryan campaign Every one
NJ these is expected to respond
promptly. Then circular letter is
to be sent to each OF the editors of
$500 democratic ne w spapers
throughout the country calling mpon
them TO open lists among their sub
scribers and raise as much of the
necessary funds as they can and
transmit the sums to Washington.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10

Mrs Michael Hickox Durand of
Canandaigua, n. Y. has just cele-
brated her ninety-ninth birthday and
Is the oldest resident of that place.
Mrs. Durand's father. Capt. George
HickoX, was an officer in the state
militia during the war OF 1912 and
stationed at Buffalo. Her grandfath-
err fought under Washington at the
battle OF Trenton. When Mrs. Du-
rand was girl. Brigham Young
worked on her fathers farm and was
then n fervent free Methodist and
eXhorted and preached in the school
house of the region. Mrs. Dnrand
also remembers Lafayettes visit to
Canandaigua and is full of other in
teresting memories. She yet does
homework and is able to make a cake
or sew a seam MS we'll as in younger
life
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10
A YEAR AFTER
THE EXPOSITION

In July, 1905, the Lewis and
CLARK fair was in the height OF it's
cory. Our streets were thronged
with thousands OF visitors from all
over the United States. Every hotel
and lodging-house was crowded. and
new buildings were going up on ev-
cry hand. This unparalleled activ-
ity, while pleasing in the extreme.
could not dispense the gloom of pes
simists, who feared he slump af-
ter the fair" But more than year
has passed since the fair was at the
zenith OF its success, and nine months
have passed since its doors were
closed forever, and what is the re-
suit? Bank clearings for July, 1906,
more than $4.300,000 greater than
for the same month last year, and
building permits for May. June and
July-the months when, last year,
building was at its height-this year
$1,36S,0O0 greater than for the same
three months in 1905. These glowing
facts may be distressing for the pes
simists, but IL should he remembered
that Portland has been no place for
pessimist for the past two years.
Portland Oregonian.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10
REPRIEVED BY
THE PRESIDENT

President Roosevelt granted res
pite until November l of the execu-
tion OF the death sentence in the case
of Robert Sawyer and Arthur Adams.
both colored, who are now confined
in the Wilmington, n. c.. Jail. hav-
lug been convicted of murder and
mutiny on the high seas. The stay
was granted because OF the confess
sion Of Henry Scott who stated on
the acaffold, just before ne was
hanged that he had killed the three
officers and the cook OF the schooner
III A. Eerwind, which sailed from
Philadelphia July 6, 1906, and for
which the three were convicted. An
other negro, also implicated in the
mutiny, was killed by Scott.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10
PUBLIC OVER
SIGHT GROWS

When a butcher buys "A steer he
thinks the money he has put into IL
gives him a right to the steer. The
facts now are that he has few rights
in that steer. His ownership is mere
ly nominal. The people are his
partners. II was not so a few years
ago. but now the people and the
butcher own the steer I'm cahoots
The government is growing. Instead
OF letting the butcher do anything
he pleases with the steer the gov
eminent says that II IL Is sick steer
1t cannot be killed for food. When
the steer Is killed even II II Is a sound
and healthy steer the government
SAYS that the butcher shall not use
personalities To keep the meat long
enough To sell It, II the sales are
slow. III he desires TO can the meat
OF the steer. he Is not allowed To
spice II up. and call IL boned chicken
or potted ham or anything but beef
More than that, the house I'm which
he Kills the steer must be plumbed
and have wash rooms and water
closets away from the meat-cutting
room and the butcher is not allowed
10 employ man who has consump-
lion.
Thus does society assert its rights
in the steer. There is no private
property In this country any more.
The laws are making us all partners.
! This is a growing government
Emporia Gazette.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10

Hiram Willard, a prosperous mer-
chsnt or Marshalltown, Iowa, who
died few days ago. was at one
time a member OF the Galena tan
ming firm OF Jesse Grant & Sons He
was a member OF the firm when he
advanced the money to supply Capt
L. y. Grant with money and equip
ments when he became colonel of
the Illinois regiment TO which ne was
FIRST appointed and he was very
closely connected with the Grants.
father and sons. while At Galena.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10

The Logan (KanJ Republican says
that dude with narrow-striped
clothes, saddle colored shoes. loud
necktie. hair parted over his nose.
and smoking a cigsret addressed the
young woman with whom he was
Keeping company thus III YOU was
me and ! was you what would You
do?' She said, with smile j would
take on that hideous tie. put that
oisaret in the stove, part my hair on
one side. then pray 20 God for
Brains"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10

Governor Dawson has committed
the penalty of a negro murderer. con
victed in Fayette county, from death
to Imprisonment
II Is fact that neither White
nor Dawson has ever permitted n
negro convicted of serious offense
to suffer the penalty imposed by the
court which tried them -Parkers-
burg News.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10

England has really begun to notice
baseball. has almost learned to dis
tinguish II from FOUNDERS" Fry's
magazine says I'm many ways base
ball is game particularly suitable
for the youth OF England. To excel
at il requires many OF those quail
ties which are particularly lacking
in British sport generally"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10

Edison appears TO have sidetracked
mis- wonderful storage battery auto
mobile for time and now he is 90
ing TO make II possible TO build a
$4,000 house for $500. This can
easily be done in few minutes by
simply pouring cement into a mold
IT Is greatly to be feared that Edi-
son has become Jealous OF Tesla's
reputation
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10

A woman at Keighley, England.
summoned for not sending her boy
TO school, explained to the bench
that when she attempted to chastise
him for not going he threatened to
report her 10 the cruelty" inspector
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10

A Kansas man is suing for di-
vorce on the ground that his wife
deceived him. He married her be
cause she had blonde hair. and now
she has turned brunette.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10

current magazine has an article
entitled Does IL pay to be very
rich" Most OF us can't say. but #
certainly does not pay TO be very
poor.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10
MARCHING BY PROXY

Russell Sage's body lies moldering
in the grave, but his spirit goes
marching on in the sprightly persoM
.of Mrs. Hetty Green Kansas CITY
Journal.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10

Admiral George Dewey, who is
summering at Richfield Springs. y.
Y. is enjoying excellent health, de
spite rumor TO the effect that he
was seriously i'll.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10

You often hear it said by some one
VINO ought to know better that they
don't think great many people read
advertising. This in the twentieth
century! Nothing can be more evil
dent than that advertising IS widely
read, or why the constantly ncreas-
ing demand for advertised articles?
Rhode ISLAND Advertiser
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10

Kansas City boy has been sent
TO the school for feeble-minded Just
because he has mania for kissing
girls. Aren't you glad you don't
live I'm Missouri?
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10

Stockholm and Budapest are said
To have the best telephone systems
in the world
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-10

over sixty miles or tunnel have
ter.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-04-19

ashes or empty cans or trash
Avoidance of these conditions,
the cultivation of the little plot,
the planting of few trees, SOW
ing little grass and a few
flower seed would very quickly
transform many unsightly lots
into wholesome and beautiful
dwelling places
The BEE would feel that it had
done the community and itself a
great service if it could know
that it had said or done anything
that stimulated even one single
man, woman, boy or girl in
darlington or elsewhere to act on
these suggestions. Let's us all
begin.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-04-19
BREAKS TARGET RECORD
One of Uncle Sans Men Makes New
Mark On Cruiser Penn
syIvania.

Washington, April 14.-Seventeer
shots in 30 seconds, every one of which
hit the bullseye, is the new markham
ship record of the navy, made by Lieut.
Brady, in charge of the six-inch gun on
the cruiser Pennsylvania. The new
record was made at the target practice
on the Atlantic coast. One of the most
remarkable feats of this record is that
the seamen who loaded the gun handled
100 pounds of projectiles in 80 seconds
Each projectile weighs 100 pounds. In
former years the naval regulations re-
qulred that one shot should be fired il
80 seconds.