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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28
The Minds Eye,

It will probably be news to most people to hear that rudimentary traces of a third eye exist among all verte- brates, including man. In the human race the third eye forms part of the pineal gland, small mass about the size of pea In almost the very center of the brain, Possibly, therefore, there was more actual truth in the well known expression 'the minds eye" than It's originator dreamed of.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Peoples Savings Bank and Trust con'Iany will be held in the directors room of said bank at ? o'clock D. m., Monday, January II, 1907, for the purpose of electing directors, and any other business that may come before the meeting.
 H. A. Mccoy,
 Secretary and Treasurer. Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec r, 1906.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The fourth annual meeting of the stockholders of the Simmons Nation al Bank of Pine Bluff, for the pur- pose of electinp directors for the en- suing year, and for such other busi- ness as may come before said meet ing, will be held in the rooms of said bank at 10 a. m., Tuesday, Jan uary s, 1907.
 JO NICHOL,
 Cashier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
JO= =NICHOL, ===== Cashier

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Pine Bluff Brick com- pany of Pine Bluff, Ark, will be held in the office of said company upon Tuesday, January s, between the hours prescribed by law, for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year and the transaction Of before said meeting.
 GARLAND BREWSTER.
 Secretary. Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. s, 1906.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28
PROPOSAL FOR BIDS.

The Board of Public Affairs of tha City of Pine i,tlf will receive sea,ed 3raoCs dls for ti constructiG. Of con- crete cuivert q brilge ot Lildea street and about 10th according to pi-ns and spr, Realtors now oa fife II the office of !ae City Eng Of t:1e City of Pine Blutf Tue city to furnish all of the materials. These hi.:s to be delivered at the office of f a3 Galbrait1, secretary ot said hca'd, by 12 . c.Gck n. 0n Tuesday, tae Sth day of January, 19o7.
 Gwen under our hands, the Ecafl ne Public Affaj. Of the City of Pine Fluff, this 21st dag 9f December. 1905. The Poard of Putlic Affairs reserves he right to reject any and all bids
 H. KING; WHITE.
 Chairman
 R. NJ. GALBRAITH,
 Secretary.
 Secretary.
 J. ". WITHERS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28
W. W. BYRD, Sec'y.
STOCKHOLDERS NIEETING.'

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Citizens Bank of Pine Bluff, Ark, will be held at their banking house, Tuesday, January s, 1907, between the hours of a. m., and D. m., for the purpose of electing directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for any ether business properly brought before said meeting.
 M. E. BLOOM, Cashier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28
A DfNperSer.

A street preacher in west of Scot land town complained to passing DO liceman about being annoyed by part of the audience and asked him to re- move the obnoxious ones. "Weel. ye see," replied the cautious officer, "i would be hard job for me tae spot them, but I'll tell ye what I'd dae If ! were you" What would you do!. eagerly inquired the preacher. "Jus' ga round wi the hat!''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28
Finance.

Many words of most august souI prove to be of quite commonplace a cestry when traced to their orig Finance" is really only settling II Literally, 1t is just ending and V formerly used in that very sim sense in the English language. I'll t came to signify settling up with creditor and acquired the special sen of ransom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28
M BOOMERANG,
- - the Most Peculiar weapeae sf
 War Ever Invented

HNST
 The boomerang is an instrument used both in war and Ill the chase by the aborigines of Australia It Is usually about two feet in length made of hard wood bent into a curve resembling an obtuse angle, flat on one side and rounded on the other The method of using this curious weapon Is very pc ruliar. The throwcr takes 1t in one hand. holding the bent side downward. and hurls 1t forward as if to hit some object twenty or twenty five yards ip advance. Instead of continuing to gJ directly forward In accordance with the Newtonian law 1t slowly aScends In the air. whirling round and tound describing q beautiful and geoHetricai curved line till 1t reaches a considera ble height. when 1t begins to retro grade, finally sweeping over the head of the protector. striking the object for which 1t was intended. which Is al ways In the rear.
 An English officer has this to say of the singular weapon: The boomerang Is one of the most curious weapons of war ever invented. at least by a bar barous people, nor Is 1t easy to compre- bend by what law of projectiles 1t Is made to take the singular directions that 1t frequently does. have seen native throw one so as to make 1t go forty or fifty yards horizontally and not more than four feet from the ground. It would then suddenly dart into the air to the height of fifty or sixty yards. describe very consider able curve and finally fall at his feet In all cases, no matter how thrown, the boomerang keeps turning with great rapldity, like as If on a pivot making loud, whizzing noise all the while"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. II. 1906

Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. II. 1906. The annual meeting or stockhold- CTS of J. B. Speers company, will be held at their office on Monday, Jan uary z. 1907, for the purpose of elect ing directors to serve for the ensuing year, and to transact any other busi- ness that may come before said meet ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28
J..N WITHERS s

Don't let the bapy suffer from ec- zema, sores or any itching of the skin. Doan's Ointment gives instant relief cures quickly. Perfectly safe for children. All druggists sell it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
thirty-frst
The

Tha thirty-frst regular annual meeting or tie stockholders of the Merchants and Planters bank of Pine Blum, Arkansas. for the election Of dlrec- tors to serve for the ensuing year. and for tho transaction of any bus mess that may properly come before them, will b nd at the roe.as oi the association in the city of Pine Bluff Monday, January IA, lsoG between the hours of ID o'clock d, m and 12 o'clock noon
 A. D. FOSTER, Cashier.
 Pine Bluff. Ark, Dec. 10, lso0,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28

Had dyspesia or Indigestion for years. No appetite, and what I did eat distressed me terribly. Burdocl1 Blood Bitters cured me. .'-J. IT. Walker, Sunbury, Ohio
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28
Very Deep.

Flatter-Your boy, hear, Is dee student. PoDiey-He's always at the bottom of his class, if that's what you mean.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-28

TG--4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
areosmisEon.

SITTER bpao bi srfarer, par are0s'
rbeitDrelIsn for WisconiiH areos BEN
penot zig til paItor 8iloiig, 9acine,
ON at ooertage pbaoieu ION areos
lens Wisiionspr9it. pdItor &ile.
Iic piloe, oa ban forleoen bar Der
Blair til OirettionsmsN, lite mos
tGle fig ON. bDorpiot bun agteoe al
mootage aatoet eaer et. Sioen e!
Get os msooslt, at BAN life bar til
at mootage &dloet. Wssr
oct forefdlone fpnes alter at tegns
itda, at areosmisfirn inoen for 1ori
.Samfuno en- en- goo og Dellfgnei
Sroning. S oct bels taget arbejosr
areosmisftonen bin not gdnite goo
rper bele 2inien, og otter bnao Ol
foritaar, er Menigbeoerne bleben me-
re interesIeret I Misfionen og ofrsI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
Snleitjernen 1906

nogddr | Mdr / Zoe Nargdn9, oa
bar nu forlengit bunOet fig ct
|RaOn iom uirteIigt Sulebefte. Som
oct oil les uf neoenituuenoe Snes
bOIosfOrtegnelie. teller Suleftisrnen
tlanot fine 9ioragBoere mango al
Dor 8irtes beoite Naone, Iigeiom
rsiaa De a~unltnere. ser bar leoeret
Snutrationerns. maa Keynes bldnOi
tpre ppperite.
Som 5%otogropure meOfslser |
Qdr: 9riitus / Gmaus, efter Mtas
leri at 9rofesior u. Oorpb. ipecis
eft srboerpet til Suleitjernen.
Oct imutte, fdroetrbtte Omila1
er tsgnet af g. Glob Spenion.
9lanot Snlritrdtionerns fremba=
pes Ipsoielt en- oobbeltiois 9eng:s
pslie sfter Riels Stopsaaros fmuts
ts 4ltertaoIe: Oaabsn pad pintIes
Dug, idmt en- 0elitoes sR~eproouttis
on efter pOul SteHeniens <ertup!,
Den gooe 6proe.
SnoboIo: 9OOr Soro os 6immel
msoes. af en- rpiIegrim". = Chs |
Dlsrtet. af Stiftspropit, tsl. ayn.
ssiiondrius Sdcob 9auli. Sauft ous
tioner at Carl 5bpmIeR. = Str
iureu. Ut Sognepreit 9tssl 9r,-
itrem. = Du ieg buooe ser babe
|giitop TIL 9oros. of Sngeborg M.
Sic. S~auitpationer al Gurl 36ons
Zen. ears poulien. or ) (Gors
|nelia 9eoet3op). S%Guftrotionsr At
Siguro lllrit. - 0aaben pao ginis
|ie0ag. gftsr Malsri az Rie5 S.oos
sadro. 5etst al 9dtomsnis1easpreFt
IT. Sungerien. 2igeD99t. 9f
8algmenfgbeospr9it GarI aoth. 81
luitrdtioner al Strlau Sans'er %
Siguro Drift. - 9spo neA IN Din
tsrgat. 9f Batter So5s. Rot>'ntof
S1uftrationer uf Si9uro Cit. =
6oorleoes jeg oane. min @ibel. Of
pditor 6. Stobg1dro petsrien. =
I9en gooe 6nroe. Otter Mafsri At
poul SteHenien.- SUI. f~tjernen. vi
paitor u. 5i6iger. Snuftrot;on sfter
|3oosrfng df SUod'm Sfop1l1ro.-
'@rdotirten o. bls.tirter. 4f wis.
%iionspreit 9. 7. 2lrTsn, Mooras.-
9oor0an o:r 81, Sui biennt 5os
rife Sens Qf Stiftspropft 8. eiitSs
brit. Sl~uitrdtioner at q. Sou. =
pardoisbdpen. ri 9ditor Sail
Rsnne. SIuitreret At Soeno Rsnne.
Gn6oioere en- M9ngoe Jotogrds
fer fra oct beLlige 9ano.
griisn sr 80 Sent. os .Suleitjers
rem" faas i Dan. eutb. pbl. 6ouis,
Blair, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
Sulesaper.

Der er goo 5io til at Isuoe os Be-
ltiltnger pua SulegdDer, ON Der ifris
pes til os Itrats. Mqe Bejtiatnger
ril blioe e~tspeoerst liss med oct idm-
me, mar pt moobager oemy og De tan
DC / De fleite 5iIf9lce nda frsm / 5ioe.
0uif, at n9iten dltins ~unotagen
.Ssger - En- sddet op I prts. De- er
neiten oct famine, boao man tsber,
iod er oct o1rere emo for. De er life
9ilf1l0et meo bore Sager. De or
..tilisere { De fleIte 5ilf1lOe. 8sger
tan alto ienoes biuist os fmtttert.
Om nugen snffsr at feBoe SUITE
gaper til Denner, oa tam oe ifripe til
rs, bpab De eniter ienot, opgipe u
nresien, % ri bill etspeoere oct ieHot
til ben opgiDne GOresie. Gn lille
.Ssobet tan fenoes os til at Iasge |
8ogen.
De booes l9fe bore NpertisIemen>
ter | bette 8lao ON 8sger pasIenos
til SulegaDer.
Nns minore 8elsb Fan isnoes | Gris
merfer; pad Den Maaos fparts Gors
Observation-Disclosures paa Smaas
telsb. Snotil So mootuses | Jri=
mrrter. Der tam fenoes lie. e, 81
Jog Toe Jrimrrter.
Dauifb pu6. 5oufe,
Blair, Rebr.
paul peteren,
9<tprer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
Gn pelment Spforbring.

5a Sen. iom uoi .0aniferen" mon
ffripe
: bette Ndr ben treoipte Ropmber.
6ois Rapn pei tnapt ptI ddbenbdret
blipe,
Seq iige bil, mems Of sr / December:
Rom rigtigt frem. 9r. anonpm Sill
ftuer!"
Sra Deres gooe fire 9emmeIteo.
9ao os Dem Ie oso Qpiets Hare
2uerl
0uOn at ftiule tdn let gore 5Ors
treo.
u. S. 9a m.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
Npe Mnoagtsbeger for 1907,

Def pil O9re rdrt for mango ut fac
en- anosn 9usanoagtsbog. vi OiL on.
befaLs feIgenoe:
CUTTERS trIIieltge 8strdgtHJna
ger til boer Dag | Qdret. pris IND.
bunoeH $1.00; meo @utoIntt $1.50,
MGofeus 9usanoustsbog. pris
inobunosn / S9irtiags6tHo S1.60;
9ellfbiuo (2aoersRpg Og 5isrner)
80; famine meo 9u1olnit 1920.
Duuifb pubf. 9oue,
Blair, :: Hebr-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
500 BeIonntng 500

2ette glabs 2aiere pil bare ~fornsIsbe oper OF erfare.
at Der bet mirbite er en- frpgtet Spgocm. fpm giben
bier. o. bet er Qatarrb. Halls Catarrh Cure er bel
enefie p~irfelige 1elbreoeliesmibbel, Goeeftouoen flea,
Der. ga aatarrb er en- fopifitutionel epgbou, tcsbrer
ben en- fonhttutioHei Eebonbling. Bsll's Catarrh
bernie l z pftemet iiIintetgjsr berueo Gpgbommens Nara
Jag og eiper YattenieH Gtprfe peo at cpbp9gs aonihtu
tlonen Og bIatpe NatureH til at 9lsrt nj Arbelbt. eterns
bar faa megen Ziltro til bets belbreoeuoe &roft at b
Hlbpoer ct buHbrebe & olarS for bpert 1ilfolD huorl
benne Wsoitn life bepirfer 3elbreoelfe. ct n
eifp og Wibnesbprb. 5riifriD
8. 8 Gbtnsp& Go. 9oeas. Q
~ GolqeS Dos 4pptbefert.
6nll'a FAMILY pilk or ~ hshifs-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
Gn lille Mumarfning.
6r. 4eodttsrl

Neo Oerss 9iaaoelie sniter isg
at fsle en- lille 4nm9rtning til De-
res anm9rtning ansaaenoe min
Omtale og 9eosmmelie al moe tire
Maaneoers Opiigelie" / pore aalos=
brepe. De finder / nit 5tptte, elz
Ter De getter paa at finoe. en- 5ors
retslfng. Wen ieg mener, at Jors
ostsling tan tun finoe Steo. bDor
man bar noset at netsle meo. Men
Der er O%irtelig intet. Der itaar finn
peltben tire Wadneosrs Opfigelle."
Def bliper Iaa Menigbeoen eller
pr9itens Sag at anDenOe og BRUCE
Rettigbeoen. Oerimoo bar ies aI0rig
.iet noget ON Mffottelie boerfen /
mine e9ne eler ANDRES 8~dlosbrepe.
Ter bliOer aItiad t:lbdge tire Muas
neOers Opiigelle", fom man i ale
5ilfalOe Tan fdlo ttlbuge paa. Def
er bette, ieg tdrutteriiereoe iom utirs
teligt." nulutkrif" og n%ubibelit", og
Get bOloer ieg fait Oeo. Ut Be-
itemmelien iaa lite. iaabiot mig be
tenot, bar paret brugt til at fjerne
nogen preit, fan tun fortGares oers
REQ, at Ri i bette Stptte er beore
emo oOre odarIige 3egler. Wien Oct
I'll fife iige, at Re9len ingen Stdz
% dfiteotommer / bort 5olts Be
!ragtnin9 oe geoemmslie al oct
6saigs Gmbeoe. 9e TENDER Imittert
lige iud goot Iom jes llotrpttet at
bpre en- pr9it". De oe0 ogiad. boor
rutirteligt", vuluFberit" o9 .ubibelit I"
bette Sprogbrug % Oenne 8etrdgtz
ming er. Oct par iimpeltben oenne
forterte Opfattelle, iom jes gnifeH
at paatale, tiaige BET mil0eIt taft
rbeloige /, at osnne s9ngie 8eitems
melIe ON N tire Madneosrs Ops
'figelfe" beItprter en- iaaoan Spflts
.elie. s. st. Senen.
Def bar pait. Senfens llotrp.
FOREIGNER at bortoiies", Der fengs
ileOs mig. 5bi bar pi ct faaoant
3ilfaloe for os, "a tan ser life
mso nosen triitelig Rimeiigbeo boz
re Sale ON tire Maaneoers OpIis
eelfe." 5 faa 5ilfeloe er fun Bort
Disning" eler 4fiRftelie / i'm Or
ben. ut jeg meo paft. SEMEN mis-
Ibiniger 5alemadoen rat bDrs Brett,
bebeoer ieg n9ppe al iige.
Wien en- Menig5sos Ret til pad
en- ismmelig Maaoe at opfigs i'm
YrRft, oct er ct Spsrgsmudl for
fig, Tom jeg for R9rDerenoe til:
ffIer mig opfororet til at uotale mig
ON, bberten for sler imoo.
He0-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
Dr.Dalmer,s '' s;sr

Paa Or. Yalmers Drug Store nll De
Iinbe ct soot 1ouals til Jnleu Of 5eiuelrl
aaiom: 9ommeuhre, urfroer og sFadno.
Rinee, Brnananle, Wanbettnapper. Grm-
baano, 5alst9oer og 6alsbaano, plettereoe
Sfeer. &nius og @afIer, iamt iorifelise
Slags Souuenirs.
Japamife garer, iom 9Giter for 6anolfer,
2ommeterflGber og Wanhetter.
@lnsparer = ct pslasiorteret uopaIs al
forifenise Slass l ilebet @las.
az 6as % ie!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
Seq fan life.

ySeg tan lite. Ere Imua Oro
iOm BOG RUNNER iaa meget. Srt
Oro. Der idd let GLIDER ODER DO,
5unse, Ofte alt for let. Ere Oro. bsl
lunst Oftere buros beo0e: Seq pt'
lite; t6i oct er netop ufteit 9iaien.
life gDnen. oct itOrter paa.
Gao Os Dare arlige og inorsmms
bette. at Der par mango 9~eiligbeoer.
oa Ri brugts oisie Sro, foroi Oi
bapoe FOR megen g9entGrIigbeO / os.
st Renneffe tom o. BAD os ON ca
5iensfte, men Dor MuseligbeO. Dor
@gsnnptte. Dor ntienitDiaigbeo. eIsr
bDao Oct MI bar, mg0te itrdts Qns
mooningen eler 9snnen meo trs
Imaa Oro, = og cermeo bar Den
9iitorie forbi.
Def er ndturligpis meget pratt
tilt at 6enpiie til i'm mangIenoe @u.
ne, tbi bbaO man rife tan, oct far
nan life; oct er naturIi3ois ogTa1
oerfor, man lite benoffer til I'm
manglenoe 8iqie. boiltet Iom Iagi
/ De flefte 5ilfeloe ofloe pers Sdn9s
heoen langt n9rmere, men foroi oil
e. pratttif. er oct life 6ermeo rig
tigt. og man mad Blot itte biloe fig
ielD inc, at 8eotommenoe life far
Re. at oct er 9ilien, Der mangler.
Hadr man ielo meoer ct: seq fan
lite, er mar 10 Iom ofteit tldr oper,
O. oct fun er en- Smifripnina for,
.Seg bill lite.
Og ielp peo Ri 10. boor oct fon
Ilaa port 6aub neo,at ms0e ct faa.
nant Qfilag, oerfor buroe ri, enbDer
al os, betente os bel, inoen Ri ms=
Der op meo: nSeg fan itte". 8Ioi
Der er liot goo Billie. ftal ri Ie. boor
mango Seq tan itte", Der forIpin=
Der. WSan fan netalig / 0irfeligs
beoen lan9t mere | Retning al al
bj9fpe, emo man Ieto tror. Blot Oil
lien er til oct.
y6por Der er 9iaie, er ogiad
Bel. er Der ct Oro. Tom flyer. og
Den bj9lpfomme 6oano msoer bj9Ip<
iomm 61noer.
CAB os butte oet. og bper Sang,
~Seg tan life, lig9er os pad 5uns
gen, lao os ou genuine oct en-
Stuno Og I Steoet oerfor fise: rSs9
ffal forfsge", tan man iaa life, a..
6a sr BET Sios nof at Iige: Seq
tan itte". Men i'm gooe Billie BAR
man oa oiit.
Og ofl man faa life, ia, fad Hal
man fige: .Seg oil itte", oct er oog
4angt arligere og ct Wenneffe mere
pproiof. .sptbi."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

1cf npe 6irma. The Blair Hardware
o' Co." 6. o. arosbs gf~tsrfslser,
anbolber ON en- Del af beres 5oubel.
Bore gliier bill altib pGre be %laneite.
iom eobe 8nrer TN i9lses for. Get
bersmte "gIiuooO 5ence" bill oi altib
baoe paa Oplae.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
Blair. WebraIfa

@lem fife Mfiis Marfbd 9epins
Sangforeoras paa Stolen / 4fIsn.
BE pfl faa noget At bore. iom sr
Dero at gaa efter. 81. 7.30.
= 5srit / oenns nge er oe- arris
peret Nptommere bos to II pore
prpfesIorer, en- Dos 6. 4. 9dnisn
% en- anoen Dos q. 8. 2unoer. De
er not TONNE for at blipe. @i sns
fer til Qpttel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
TOGTIDER

sgd PAA;
Nr. 7. Omaha Passenger......... ais Fni
1. ......... 10 81 FIN
5. ......... s.1 brn
3. Kun ON Ssndagen......... sos EN-
NORD PAA:
'Nr. 4. Twin City Passenger...... IL +
2. Sioux City ....... 2.4s III
3. EmersonLocai $3.50. ia In,
s. Kun ON Seudagen. ....... 3d. Fin.
VEST PAAi
Y II. Lincoln Pa-senger......... s1s Fin
3. Black Hills ......... BIS kD
DSr PAA
Mr.. g. Mo. Valley Passenger...... lois Fni
rs. Chicago Limited .......... $50 En-
. Daglig. like Ssndag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
Vile
1906

Gn flor Senbins af Suleiager er
mobtaget, o9 ialges alerebe raft,
Wi bar uglaa uner 1900 Buno
rganbp", alene for Sulebanoelen,
til II Gents Yunoet.
Waabe gammel og un9 inpiterea
bierteli9t. Brilerne er altio be la
bette.
The Blair Racket Store.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

: nDdnIteren" uosddr to @ans
se ugentlis os toiter $3.50 per
Iargang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
Oueetienelter.

Stair. Hebr.:
9uostieneite bDer Ssnoas 5Or.
mi6oas 81. 1012.
Ssnoagsitole bper Ssnoag 6or'
ni0oas SCI. 9 / Rirtens 9aiemsnt.
Rennaro. Hsbr.:
9uostieneite me0 aonirmdnol9ss
ming paa Ssnoag Jon i9oDdnlig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

mere til ben, fSn oe ri Del | Jors
'hunolingerne og blep Enlightenment
e / oenne pistise Sag.
The Washington times., 1906-11-11
GUESTS OF ASTOR
VIEW NEW PALACE
Picturesque Estate at Hever
Castle Has Been Com
pletely AStorized.

LONDON, Nov. IO.-The improve
ments at Hever Castle being complete.
W w. Astor has been showing the
great work to a party. including Capt.
and Mrs. Spencer Clay and Mr. and
Mrs. ". W Astor, jr.
This was the first time anyone but
Mr.. Astor himself and the builders he
employed have been allowed To inspect
the ancient castle in its AstOrized guise.
The guets were most interested In the
Tudor. Village" which looks like a
cluster Of sixteenth century cottages.
but is composed of guest-rOoms. kitch-
ems. outhouses, etc. The village is con-
nected with the castle by a picturesque
covered bridge over the moat
Outside this village IS an outer moat
and on the space between the two mOats
there are. besides the Tudor village. "a
bowling green and Anne Boleyn's gar
den which has lost its ancient rose
trees.
There are drawbridges. over each of
the moats. the outer mOat and its draw
bridge being Mr.. Astor's addition TO
the castle as a further fertilization
against intTuders from the outside world.
The Washington times., 1906-11-11
DRAWINGS OF ANIMALS
IN PREHISTORIC CAVE

PARIS. Nov. 1O.-At the last meeting
OF the Academy Of Inscription. Emile
Cartailhac communicated the discovery
Of new prehistoric cavern IN the
Pyrenees. The cavern is elaborately
ornaInented with drawings. the most
important or which are at a distance
Of 500 yards from the mouth Of the
cave, and must have been executed by
artificial light. as not a ray Of day
light penetrates 70 that depth In the
mOuntaihside.
In one portion Of the cave, divided
&. like room, drawings OF thirty bison,
numerous horses and horned animals.
resembling goats. have been found. The
bisons all wear red arrows upon their
sides. This is the only color used, be-
sides black, by the prehistoric artist
The drawings bear distinct marks OF
the paieolithic period, and are consid-
cred by archaeologists TO be OF the
highest Importance.
The Washington times., 1906-11-11
WOMEN YIYISECTED
BY MAD EMPEROR
Tanh.Tai Practices Unmen-
tionable Cruelties on
AHnam Subjects.

PARIS. Nov. 10.-The latest batch Of
mai from AMMAN, which has just ar
rived. contains further details OF the
atrocities committed by TanhTai. the
mad young emperor.
Ia edition to vivisection, practiced
upon women. which was the emperor 5
favOrite pastime until he was stopped
by the French authorities. TRnh-Tai has
invented many other tortures almost too
horrible 20 dwell upon. Pha-Rai. the
emperor's latest iavorite. was rescued
just as she was about 10 be submitted
10 The burning oil torture. In this grue-
some diversion Il has been Tanh-Tars
method 10 have the most beautiful If
is women brought nude before him and
10 slash their bodies with a small blade
about the size OF a pen1nife and pour
burning oil into the wounds. Another
torture practiced upon the women OF
the palace has been 10 fasten imple-
ments resembling those used by Ice men
for lifting blocks of ice. into the flesh
OF the wOmen's shoulders or thighs. and
stringlng them up 10 the ceiling.
Upon one occasion Tanh-Tai sent for
his minister. Tong-Doe. whose daughter
was then a young child. telling him 10
bring the little girl with him To the
palace TOng-Doc complied with the
royal command. and was most cordially
received by his sovereign, who managed,
however. TO send him OF on a pressing
mission. When Tong Doc returned he
found the girl almost paralyzed laid
upon beautiful great slab Of onyx and
Jade. and the emperor with a lot of
surgical instruments at hand Just about
TO begin the vivisectiOn or the unfor-
tunate little creature.