davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
j. F. Culpepper Killed.

= ]. F. Culpepper, former chief of po
lice of Pine Bluff, was shot and killed
by Eli Tilford, negro, whom he had
arrested for trespassing upon the prop.
erty of the Bluff City Lumber Com
pany, by whom Culpepper was employ.
ed as a night watchman. Although
mortally wounded, Culpepper shot and
killed the negro who assaulted him.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
viii Study Irish Language.

The education committee of the'Lon-
don county council has decided to rec
ommend to the council that classes for
the study of the Irish language and lit
erature be opened in the public ele-
mentary schools of Finsbury, Islington,
ST. Pancras and Stepney.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
a Darinu Hold-Up.

A daring holdup occurred at Pine
Bluff recently when George W. John
son and E. Shepherd, two young men
employed at W. ]. Shepherds grocery
store, were relieved of about $25 or
$50 by two negroes. After robbing the
young men the negroes apologetically
remarked that they would not take
the money unless they needed it."
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
Want a Canning Factory.

The business men of Des Arc are
making an earnest effort to secure a
canning factory at that place, and it
is confidently believed their efforts
will be crowned with success. The
soil in the vicinity of Des Arc is
we'll adapted to the production of to-
matoes and a canning factory will be
worth many thousands of dollars an
nually to the farmers.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
Freight Wrcck Near De Walls Bluff.

A freight train on the Rock Island
jumped the track near De Walls Bluff
recently and nine cars loaded with
lumber and cement were piled up in
ditch. A tie having fallen from a
car across the track caused the
wreck.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
Held for Assault.

. Fate Bowden is held at Nashville
under a $1,000 bond on charge of
assault with intent to kill, The diff
Guilty which resulted in his being held
occurred at that place recently when
he cut Pete Hodges throat. The
wound was a serious one, but Hodge
has recovered, being confined to his
bed only a few days.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
M. A, Fain Injured by Train.

NJ A. Fain, a carpenter, living at
Paris, was struck by an engine on the
Arkansas Central road and knocked
from the track, sustaining considerable
bruises. Mr. Fain, who is deaf, had
stopped on the track to tie his shoe
and did not hear the engine approach
ing.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14

'T gave you a dime yesterday" re-
marked the philanthropic female, "and
saw you go into one of those low
saloons" Eyes, num-" replied the
weary wayfarer, "a fellow wild on'y
dime amt got no call to go into dem
high-toned ones."-Philadelphia Rec
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
DAMAGE Suit.

Edith Barnett has instituted suit
against the Little Rock Railway and
Electric Company for $4,000 for per
sonal damages which she claims to
have received in alighting from one
of the company's cars. She alleges
the conductor stopped the car and
the motorman started it without be-
ing signaled to do so.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
A Neqro Hanued.

Tom Duckworth, the negro who
shot Deputy Sheriff Howie in the back
some time ago, was hanged at Ham
burg recently. He was pronounced
dead in II minutes after the drop
fell.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
NEGRO Woman to Hang.

Dinah Howard, the negro woman who
shot and killed j. w. Morrison, the
marshal of Huttig, at Dollar Junction,
last June, has been found guilty of
murder in the first degree and SEN
fenced to hang at Felsenthal, Decem-
Der 15. 1t is expected that an appeal
will be taken to the Supreme Court
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
A Mammoth Potato.

A farmer living near Batesville, is
exhibiting an Irish potato that is
thirteen and quarter inches long
and weighs three and one-half pounds
There was a potato growing to it as
large as an average potato.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
A Peculiar Accident.

Mrs. C. Hart of Levesque had her
nose broken in a peculiar manner.
While engaged in milking she lean
ed over the COW to remove the feed
box, when the COW raised her head
suddenly, striking Mrs. Hart in the
face and breaking her nose.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
An Oranue Tree,

Mrs. C. e. Kohler Of Fort Smith,
has an orange tree that is a prolific
bearer of fruit. Though small in size,
it has on it thirty-eight well-formed
oranges, which are in various stages
of maturity.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
Denartment,s Good Record.

The colonial secretary of the BAHIA.
mas states in his report Of the islands
for 1905-1906 that no complaint of
error or delay has been received by
the telegraph department for IA years.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
MAY Be Forced to Close Down.

The lumber companies of Pine Bluff
are seriously affected by the car
shortage and some of the larger ones
may be forced to close down, there
by throwing hundreds of men out of
employment
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
a Record Eor Divorces.

The Jackson County Chancery Court
at its recent sittings, severed the
matrimonial ties of "a couples, q record
breaker for this court.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14

"That new stenographer of our
very stylish speller." What on !
is a stylish speller?" "Well, I'd
stance, take the word 'loafer.'
spells it 1-a-u-f-f.e-u-r. Judge.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
Becomes First National.

The stock of the Commercial bank
of Eureka Springs has been increased
to $4,000, and will be known in the
future as the First National Bank.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
= ~ u Iln IlEs ssI6faf ElectIons.

Governor Davis has issued his pro
clamation declaring the result OF the
recent Congressional election and
formally announcing the election OF
Conoressmen Macon, Brundidge,
Floyd, Cravens, Reid, Robinson and
Wallace to the Sixtieth United States
Congress which convenes next fail.
The terms OF office of each of the con-
gressmen will begin March 4, 1907. The
official vote as given in the procla
nation is as follows:
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
Negro Escaped.

Grant Matlock, a negro, who was
serving out fine of $1,000 and jail
sentence for the illegal sale of liquor
at Nashville, has escaped from the
Jail and is still at large,
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
Hurt While Unloading a Piano.

Sam Walker of Osceola was serious.
ly, if not fatally injured, while assist
ing in unloading a piano from a wag-
on. The team started suddenly, un-
balancing the instrument, which fell
upon him.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
A Prominent Lawyer Dead.

Robert r. Lockctt, a prominent law.
yer of Texarkana, died suddenly in his
Office at Texarkana on the day of his
return from his wedding trip.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
A Harmless Laxative,

II you must take laxative, take harm
less one. Lax-Fos does not gripe, therefol
does not irritate Irritation is what do.
the harm. Price 50 cents.
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14
National Pure Food and DRUGS

The Garfield Remedies meet wit
highest requirements of the new |
Take Garfield Tea for constipationl
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14

81 hear, Mrs. O'Flannagan, that yq'
husband is very strong in his con
tions." "Yis, sor; but he's wake in
head"
Sharp County record., 1906-12-14

Almost any one can be a power for
evil-but it takes man among men
to be power for good.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-09-24

marszaikow szlachty czlonkow
rozwiazanej Dumy, miedzy nj
mi ksiecia Piotra Dofgorukiego.
wiceprezydenta izby pos}6w, kto-
ry podpisal manifest wiborski'
Gazeta ,Obiedniemi" ktora
rozdaja miedzy policyantow W
koszarach bezplatnie, wzywa woj-
sko policye, by "a kazdego "a
mordowanego w ich szeregach
zabijano dziesieciu rewolucyoni-
stow. Liberalni obawiaja sic
re doprowadzi to do rzezi takich
lax w Siedlcach. ,,Riecz" oblicza
re wskutek pogrozek terrorystow
w ciagu ostatnich dwoch tygo-
dni S kapitan6w policyi, 6 po-
rucznikow policyi i 38 policyan-
tow zrezygnoWaio.
Moskwa, 24 wrzesnia. = CITE
rech m1odych l1dzi, ktorzy we
czwartek pr6bowali obrabowac
skfad zwierciadei, sad wojenny
polowy skaza1 ma smiert i wyrok
natychmiast wykonano. Piatego
czionka szajki skazano ma dozy-
wotnie wiezienie.
Odessa, "a wrzesnia. = Okla
zuje sic, re yCzarne Sotnie" ta-
jennie porozumiaiy sic byly z
zanarohistani, by w dniu zydow-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-09-24
TELECR 4 M Y.

Petersburg, "a wrzesnia.
,yPazdziernikowcy' rozpoczell
swoja kampanie jesienna otwar-
ciem kongresu w Kazaniu z de-
legatami II prowincyj nadwol-
zaiskich Rosyi srodkowej. Kon-
gres odbywa sic przy- drzwiach
zamknietych, z wykluczeniem
czlonkow prasy, dlatego re "a
niedbano postarac sic urzedo-
we zezwolenie. Najwaznielszem
wydarzeniem w polityce konser-
watywnego liberaliznu reprezen-
towanego przez pazdziernikow-
cow jest, re partyi wystapii byly
ich przyw6dca Dymitr Szipow,
powodu roznicy zapatrywan
Guczkowem. Guczkow jego
gl6wni koledzy popieraja polity-
Ike Stolypina, wyznaczanie tax
zwanych sadow wojennych polo
wch i inne enegiczne zarzadzenia
rzadowe dazace do tlumienia re-
wolucyi.
Z Kurska donosza, re ma mad
zwyczajnej sesyi marszaikow
sszlachty postanowiono 90 giosa-
.rn; przeciw 2. Wykluczyc grona
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-09-24
PRZE0LAD
P0uTYD MIEDzYAARODOWEl
Chicago, "a wrzesnia.

OS1OSZO1O ZdPOWlSNAAohy M
munikat rzadowy, zawierajacy
program polityczny rosyjskiego
gabinetu! Najwazniejszemi punk
tami programu So oswiadczenia
rzadu, ktory przyrzeka: wolnosc
religijna, nietykalnosc osobista /
rownoSc wszystkich wobec pra-
wa. Potwierdza sic rowniez, ze
Krolestwo Polskie otrzyma ziem-
stwa, a miasta samorzad. Komu"
nikat brzmi w streszczeniu OBJ
szerniejszem nastepujaco:
Cd dwoch lat ruch rewolucyj-
ny wzmaga sic nadzwyczajnie a
szczegolnie Cd wiosny roku bic
zacego. Powstanie zbrojne i bum
ty wojsk W Sewastopolu, Swea-
borgu, Rewlu Kronsztacie, NOR
derstwa pope}niane ma urzedni-
kach, zamachy i kradzieze ma
stepowaly po sobie bez przerwy'
w lecie roku biezacego zamor-
dowano komendanta floty car
nomorskiej, amiraia Czuchnina,
gubernatora samarskiego Blocka,
gubernatora warszaWsk1ego
Wonlalarskiego, generaia Mar
grafskiego i generala Minna O.
pr6cz tego popeiniono caly SEE
reg straszliwych zamachow, Po-
chlaniajacych masy ofiar W lu-
dziach, jak zamach ma komen-
danta twierdzy Neplujewa i pre-
zesa ministrow Stoiypina. Zbro-
dnie te swiadcza wymownie, ze
organizacye rewolucyjne daza do
tego, aby rzadowi uniemozliwie
przeprowadzenie reform. Rome
grupy spoleczenstwa zwrocily sic
do rzadu wezwaniem pomoc
oczekuja stanowczej odpowiedzi,
wyjasniajacej przyczyny zbrodni
stanowisko rzadu wobec nich.
Rad czuje sic zobowiazanym
do oswiadczenia, ze wiedzia1, il
rewolucyonisci juz pred rozwia-
zaniem duny ezynili iprzygoto-
wanna do zbrojnego powstania,
w ktoren mialy wziac udzia2 lud
wojsko- Ruch rewolucyjny mial
znalezc poparcie W partyi rady-
kalnej dumy, ktora dazyla do O.
wiadniecia panstwem zagarnie-
cia wiadzy wykonawczej. We
dug pogladu rewolucyonist6w
eel ten m6g3 bye iatwo osiagnie-
ty, gdyz posiowie jake nietykal-
nj mieli bye W kraju organizato-
rami zbrojnego ruchu. R6wuo-
czesnie chciano strajkiem gene
ralnym sprowadzic na kraj ruine
ekonomiczna.
.Po Tozwiazaniu dumy ry-
chem stlumieniu buntow W
Kronsztacie Sweaborgu, po ME
udaniu sic strajku generalnego,
azeby zasionic wrazenie eko-
rzystne fiaska przeszkodziG po-
zytywnej dzialalnosci rzadu, po-
stanowiiy frakcye skrajne kraj
przerazic morderstwami, popei-
nianerni na najwyzszyoh dostoj-
nikach panstwa. Chociaz tego ro-
dzaju czyny byiy Swiadectwem
siabosci rewolucyi, niezdolnej
do wywolania powszechnego po-
wstania, to iednakowoz olru-
cienstwa wywolaly wsrod ludno-
Sci wieksze przerazenie, anizeli
ruch rewolucyjny. Jakiz wiec
jest obowiazek rzadu W poiozeniu
obecnem? llAia
Ma pytanie to jest tylko jedna
odpowiedz : ceIeT rzadu ME moga
bye zmienione z powodu zbrodni.
Mokna zafnofdowac ts .Iub owa
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opartego ma wolnosci rozumnej.
Rad vie, re ma do speinienia
wiele zadan roznorodnych: je-
den z Mich spelni duma j rada
panstwa, inne naglace Rad sam.
Pierwsze zostana przygotowane
w czasie przed zwolaniem durny,
inne naleza do kategoryi tych,
kt6rych spelnienie przyrzeczone
w manifestach carskich / ktore
ME wchodza w zakres dzialal-
nosci dumy ME moga przeszka-
dzae dzialalnosci prawodawczel.
Rad postara sic, aby tniej-'
scowe komisye agrarne uczynily
zadosc potrzebom wloscian, cier-
piacych z powodu braku ziemi,
Komisye te przedloza dumie cen
ny materyai. Rowniez naglace
sprawy, ktore dotycza rownosci
wobec prawa, tolerancyi religij-
nej zostana zalatwione. Take
stosunek zydow do narodowosci
rosyjskiej zostanie uregulowane
i zniesione ograniczenie draznia-
ce zydow. Rad juz uczyni} od-
powiednie kroki, wstawiajac W
budzet ma rok nastepny piec l
pol miliona rubli, ably podniesc
oswiate ludu i zaprowadzic przy-
mus szkolny. Projekt do ustaw,
o kt6rych duma zadecyduje, So
bardzo liczne. Rad zajmuje sic
obecnie przygotowaniem projek-
tow do ustawy o zwiazkach, ze-
braniach i prasie. Caly szereg
spraw wielkiej donioslosci przy-
gotowuje Rad, jak sprawe VOL
nosci religijnej, nietykalnosci O.
soby, r6wnoSci wobec prawa, po-
lepszenia bytu robotnikon, "a
prowadzenia ziemstw w prowitl-
cyach nadba}tyckich, w krajach
poInocno zacl1odnich i poludnio-
wo zachodnich, jakotez zaPro-
wadzenia ziemstw i MUNICIPAL
nosci w Krolestwie Polskiem.
Dalej zamierza rza dprzeprowa-
die ireforme sadowa, szkoi sred-
Mich i wyzszych zaprowadzic po
datek dochodowy, zreorganizo-
wac policye i powo3ac do zycia
narodowe koncylia koscielne.
Wytykajac sobie TAXI eel, Rad
ma prawo liczyc ma poparcie !
sympatye r6znych grup spole-
czehstwa, ktore zycza sobie u
sokojenia panstwa, ME jego zeu-
by. Rad pozostawia wolnoS:
prasy o lie ona jest wyrazem O.
pinii publicznej ME proponuie
idei rewolucyjnych. Przecfw ta-
kiej propagandzie Rad wystapi
eneroicznieat ~ {SeptSl' n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-09-24
General So}ogub W Rydze uradza pozorny
zamach ma siebie
List pasersh Blskup6W franeuskch WezoTa odevtany.
MINISTER TAFT MA NADZIEJE, ZE DoPROWADA
DO POROZUMIENIA MA KUBIE.
Krwawa walka rasowa W Atlanta, Ga.

rZecZa nlemOZI1Wa ZialIldC WOIS
rzadu, zmierzajacego do urze-
czyyistnienia idei wolnosci. Zbro-
dnie utrudniaja rzadowi osiagnie-
Gle celu ostatecznego; poniewaz
jednak osiagniecie tego celu ME
powinno zalezec Cd przypadkow,
ley w interesie panstwa, pre-
szkody te usuwac i wszelkiemi
siIami dazyc do rozwiazania "a
dan naiozonych. Zbrodnie nalezy
bez wahania stlumic jesli ich
panstwo ME stlumi, wowczas
istnienie panstwa ME lnia}oby
sensu. Obowiazkiem pahstwa jest
zgniesc rewolucye, dazaca do "a
garniecia w swoje rece w}adzy |
do postawienia ma czele zywio-
low wywrotowych, propaguja-
cych anarchle.
Wiadze miejscowe otrzymaja
szczegoiowe instrukcye ku zwal-
czaniu rewolucyi. Wszelka Cd
powiedzialnosc spadnie ma tych,
kt6rym zabraknie odwagi do wy
konania. wolf carskiej. Wladze
uzyja wszelkich srodkow pra-
wnych, ably propagandzie gwal-
tow polozyc koniec, jezeli zy-
wiolom wywrotowym powiedzie
sic wznieciG rozruchy po wsiach,
to bunt wiosciap stiuniony 20
stanie sila oreza. Odpowiedzial-
nose "a ofiary spadnie ma agita-
torow.
Rzad sadzi, re obecna proce-
dura sadowa jest w polozeniu
dzisiejszem niedostateczna, dlate-
go oglasza prowizoryczne posta-
nowienia dla sadow polowych,
przeznaczonych dla zbrodniarzy,
ktorzy popeinili zbrodnie w oko-
leach, najdujacych sic W stanie
oblezenia lub W stanie wzmo-
cnionej ochrony. Wedlug tych
postanowieh nastepuje procedu-
ra sadowa i wykonanie wyroku
natychmiast po spelnieniu zbro-
dni. Rowniez tymczasowe posta-
nowienia obowiazywac beda spra-
wy dotyczace propagandy W
wojsku. Choroba, ma ktora nasza
ojczyzna zapad1a, wymaga dosto-
sowania sic odpowiedniego do
okolicznosci, W jakich spoleczen-
stwa sic znajduja, bo tax tylko
mozna bedzie zie usunac, ME nj
szczac tego, co stanowi zdolnosc
zycia pahstwowego.
Wszystkie srodki stosowane
dla ubezpieczenia swobody, zy-
cia piracy, So srodkiem, ME ce-
lem. Srodki te zabiora duzo CA
su SHY, przeznaczonych pier
wotnie przez cesarza na przepro-
wadzenie reform. Byloby jedna-
kowoz wielkin bledem uwazac
"a eel pahstwa tlumienie zama-
chow zbrodniczych, zapominac
o przyczynach, ktore do niepo-
rzadkow obecnych doprowadzily.
Rad ME jest W moznoSci, jak So
bic pewne grupy zycza, Gala swa
uwage wytezyc i ograniczyc do
stiumienia rewolucyi. Rowniez
ME lezaIoby W interesie Rosy
zajmowac sic wyiacznie przepro-
wadzaniem reform wolnoscio-
wych W tym przekonaniu, re re-
wolucya po nadaniu reform zga-
snie bez wszystkiego. Rewolucya
ME valley o reformy uznane
przez Rad "a konieczne, lecz da-
zy do zniszczenia Rosyi, usunie-
cia monarchii i zaprowadzenia
rzadow socyalistycznych. Dlate-
go plan rzadu jest jasny: utrzy
mamie porzadku stosowaniem
srodkow energicznych i ustano-
Wienie rowego po-zadku rzeczy,
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.Ok XVII.

skiego Nowego Roku zarzadzie
rzez zydow, ale dzieki nadzwy-
czajnej czujnosci wiadz udare-
mniono ich plany. Chociaz ME
bezpieczehstwo ma razie zostalo
odwrocone, zydzi obawiaja sic.
re przeciez przyjdzie do zabu-
rzen.
Ryga, "a wrzesnia. = Onegdaj
wieczorem rzucono pewnego
okna bombe ma generalnego gti-
bernatora prowincyj nadbaity.
ckich, gen. Solloguba, kiedy prze-
chadzal sic po ulicy Wesolej.
Mkt ME zostai uszkodzony, ale
szkode materyalna zrzadzono
znaczna. Pozniej okazaio sic, re
,,zamach" ten byi komedya in
scenizowana "a staraniem same
60 Solioguba, a ubomba" byia
zwykla. petarda, to celem wzbu-
dzenia sympathy dla Soiloguba
wzmocnienia jego stanowiska
mocno podobno zachwianego.
Mannheim. "a wrzesnia. -
Kongres roczny niemieckiej par
tyi socyalnodemokratycznej 20
stall wczoraj wieczorem otwarty.
Przybylo okoio 400 delegatow,
kilku zagranicznych socyalno7
demokratow. Bebel W swej pre-
movie zachecaf do jednosci
zgody. Jednym giownych ce-
low kongresu bedzie omawianie
stosunkow partyi do rzemieslnl-
kow kwestya strajkow pow
szechnych.
Paryz, "a wrzesnia. - Wczo-
raj odczytano re wszystkich am
bon w francuskich kosciolach
List Pasterski niedawno ma kon-
cylium biskupiem uiozony,
p6zniej przez Watykan zatwier-
dzony. Odczytaniu ME towarzy-
iy zadne demonstracye.
Kardynai Lecot, arcybiskup W
Bordeaux, objasnil reprezentan-
tow prasy, re po odczytaniu lista
tego duchowni ME opuszcza ko- :
sciolow predict, dopoki ich VIA
DE swieckie do tego ME zmusza
a potem beda odprawiali nabo-
zehstwa w miejscach juz w tym
celu obranych. Biskupi opusz-
CA swe rezydencye j palace, ]e-
zeli beda zmuszeni, W najetych
zamieszkaja domach. Do wszel-
kich ustaw duchowiehstwo Sci
Sic stosowac sic bedzie, wyatt
klein do ustawy tyczacej sic roz-
dziaiu pahstwa z koscioiem, kto-
ra poniza godnosG Papieza i epi-
skopatu.
Paryz, "a wrzesnia. = Temps
donosi, re re zrodla niewatpliWle
autentycznego posiada wiado-
nose, IL ostatnie konsultacye le-
karzy sultana wykazaiy, re ABB
dull Hamid cierpi' ma raka merck
Operacya byiaby bezskuteczna
nadaremna. Choroba ia W prze-
ciagu roku jest smiertelna.
Rzym, ~ wrzesnia. = Pro
paganda obecnie zastsnawia sic
mad projektem utworzenia novel
prowincyi koscielnej dyecezyj
Galveston, Dallas San Antoliio'
wikaryatu Brownsville, Texas.
Stolica novel archidyecezyi be-
die Galveston, a biskup Galve-
stonu Gallagher zostanie arcypi-
skupem.
Havana, "a wrzesnia. - Po-
lozenie cokolwiek sic polepszyio
minister Taft podobno znalazi
sposob do przywrocenia pokoju
bez naruszenia niepodlegiosei
Kuby. Juz onegdaj wyrazli Sic
w obec representation prasy, re
,,lody przynajmniej ziamano isy-
tuacya sic rozjasnia"; dodai tez:
IL obie strony okazuja zaufania
ku MENU, ale bedzie trzeba zna-
The Lamar register., 1906-08-22
Long Words or Short.

Which shall We prefer in speech and
writing? Almost everybody will vote
for the short word. and almost every
body will be voting for the best candi.
date, says the Manchester Union. The
shcrt words are usually the strong
words. They make up in muscle and
liveliness what they lack in size. And
they are readily in the eyes Of men
who have thoughts that they wish TO
lodge in other minds. a man who
should run out into the street and yell
"Ccnfagration, Confiagration, Con
fiagration," when mis- house was burn
ing would be thought to be making a
jest of the affair. And so in all mat
tiers where ideas are to be handed out
quickly and clearly, the short word
has first choice.
The Lamar register., 1906-08-22
soYIsH MIND WAS WORKING.
Yeunss,er on His First Sail Over the
Raging Main"

None of US ever quite forget those
days-when our years were few-of
dreaming about life on the raging
main, when the Imagination reveled
in pirates and plunder from state
ly ealleons and valorous deeds done
on storm-swept decks, says writer
in the New York Times. Recollection
Of this period is. g any rate, sutii-
ciently vivid. SO that the remark of
e small boy could contribute mae
rally TO the "Eayety OF nations.
among the passengers on one of the
excursion steamers running from
Manhattan across the ha-bor to
Coney Island.
The steamer made her way across
the bay, lodging tugs and ferryboats
fortunately meeting no pirate craft.
The passengers. escaping gladly from
the city's heat. nibbled their sand
viches and enjoyed the breeze. The
walters moved about the deck with
their trays. The boy, just from the
inland town. where his life so far
had been spent sat rapt and wide
eyed. If one could but know fully
the mental content" from which
spranE his words at last,
Ma" he cried. hoarsely. tell me
which one OF EN- is the skipper!"
The Lamar register., 1906-08-22
Tn. ErzA's nission.

Our pressut thoroughbred Is liy.
ing Witness Of the Arabs capaoill;y
as q founder and creator Of racers.
Himself = natural racer. bred through
centuries for running rather than
draft, bred also for speed and stay.
the Arab possesses every gift and
qualification. courage. docility. TEN.
per. endurance. action. determination.
II he cannot 90 with the fier5 OF the
course, bred and trained solely for
speed, neither can he be called SLOW.
He has run two miles. with derby
weight up. in three minutes and IS
seconds. yet on the course he keeps
nearly 10 his normal speed. Loag or
short. his race is run true from esd
to end, moreover. so excellent are
his temper and constitution tha; he
stands training for years and years
and has been known TO win races in
his teens. In the point Of endurance
says Country Life in America. no
other horse IS worthy TO be named
with him. Under the trying Indian
sun, the two little Arabs. Honey
sucEle and Greyleg. were matched
for two-mile heats. best three in five
Il took seven heats to decide the
match, and three OF them were dead
heats. Fancy such questions being
asked Of our thoroughbreds-eve the
best.
The Lamar register., 1906-08-22
IouRMALIsr HoMoREo.
German Emperor Entertains American
Newspaper Men.

In appreciation Of the extreme hos
pitality exteA.gd to Prince Henry OF
Prussia, the Emperor's brother. in
New York when Hermann Ridder, ed
itor of the Staats Zeitung, entertained
him at a magnificent banquet Mr.. Rid
der was recently invited to breakfast
at Wilhelmsohe. After being pre-
scented to Emperor William b. the
American ambassador, Mr.. Tower. the
Emperor conyersed with Mr.. Ridder
on various subjects, the ethics Of jour
nalism forming one OF the topics. The
Kaiser's distinction Of Mr- Ridder ex-
cited general comment on the favor
itism accorded to American journal
lists, in view of his majesty's recent
caustic references to German journal
lists. It was at Mr.. Riders dinner TO
Prince Henry that the latter quoted
his imperial brothers reminder to
treat American Journalists with re-
spect. as they ranked with command
ing generals.