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New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
YALE READY FOR BROWN.
Scrub Scores ON a Blocked kick an
the Open Practice.
rBv telegraph to The rribuns. J

New Haven. Nov. s-Yales strenuous prepara-
ton for the Brown game closed this afternoon
with thirty minute period behind closed gates and
q fifteen minute sorimmass in the open me
coaches were pleased with the smoothness with
,rb,oh tho varsity ran off the formations.
In the open drill the varsity backs retired. and
werneken, Bomar and Linn replaced them Beeos
tackle on the scrubs. blocked one o. WerIeKen s5i
iri1<s and Pickett, OF the second eleven, fsl on
the ball behind the varsity goal line for touch-
down. -. ..-,...z,- Htr,
pTad" Jones ran back kicks for the secono eleveh
Roome wore his uniform for the nrst time since
he was injured two weeks ago. but viii not Ilne ug
before next week. He logged few miles around
the side lines this afternoon . -.
Nearly thousand undergradrates inarSned 20 20
+he field to cheer the eleven and practfSe tns new
songs Fred Murphy, Vance, Mccormick ana Trip
were the coaches on hand.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
SPORTS At COLUMBIA.
Wheeler Wins Weekly Cross-Coun-
tru Handicap from Big Field.

Forty men started in the third OF the weekly
handIcap crosg-country races at Columbia Univer-
sity Yesterday J. n. Wheeler with handicap OF
minutes 80 seconds, had little difficulty in win
ming over a course Of two and half miles. None
Of the varsity permitted to start. F.
". Kobbe. oS. second place. and r. B. sey-
mour, 10, third
The following men have been entered IN the
meet with Princeton, seven OF whom will start
R @ Bennett 'OS; c. NJ. NIoKinay, 'O7; w. J.
Donovan 'O7 L.; ]. ". Brodtx. ~; =. Sanders. '09
F. s. Hetherington 07; A, 3. Ztnk. '09; A P Mont
D. smith. '6s; F. ". Kennedy. 'oS; r. F. Mills 10
H F. Kudlich. '09 and T. L. Hopkins, 'O7. The
SUMMARY OF yesterdays follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
PREsIDENrs CUP
FRIGHT an AMATEUR.
DR.. DzUight Upholds the Launl
Tennis Players Standing.

Boston. Nov. THE amateur standing Of Beals
c. Wright, ths former national lawn tennis cham
pion and member Of tho lest two American teams
that have attempted to bring back the Davis Cup
to this country upheld by DR.. James Dwight,
president Of the United States Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation, In a statement made tonight
1t has been said that charges Of professionalism
would be brought against Wright by the British and
United States Lawn Tennis associations, because
Of his alleged connection with q sporting goods
house. DR.. Dwight said:
I 50 thoroughly believe in the purity Of Mr..
entry tomorrow for Newport tournament without
question.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
ATLANTIC CITY GOLF.
PATTERSON Leads Record Field in the
Qualifying Round.
ICY Telegraph to Tho Tribune. ]

Atlantic City, Nov. s.-James @. Patterson. Of the
FOX Hills Golf Club. won the low SCORE prize In
the thirty-stx hoie medal play qualifying round OF
the annual fall open tournament. which began to-
day on the links OF tho Country Club Of Atlantic
City. Patterson returned score OF 167-two strokes
better than DR.. Simon Carr. of Philadelphia who
finished second.
There were 1m starters. the largest number ever
handled by the local club Arden NJ. Robbins. Of
st. Andrews. finished third the list He played
with Charles 1. Tappin. the West Brook veteran.
Hugo r. Johnston, OF Myopia, qualified handily as
did A. W. Tilltnghast. The scores OF the first two
ugv
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
AN AUTo-BALLoON PURSUIT RACE.
The Orient Will Make Another Ascension
at Pittsfield Today.

PittsfeId. Mass. Nov. s.-The balloon Orisn:
win make an ascension tomorrow morning from
this city, with Alan r. Hawley and ]. c. McCOy
as passengers. In a pursuit race with automobiles
for the Gun offered by NJ. Hawley. II y expected
that the ascension VIII be made at 10 o clock The
length OF the Il Elr alS g. consequent pursuit
Will depend entirely upon z-.e weather conditions
The number OF autoMObil7s thai Will take part
IN tho race IS uncertain JC-.i. Several members
Of the Aero Club have cars acre which they may
start. The weather indications FOR clear
day and good wind tomorrow. Should t- rain. me
race viii be postponed until SATURDAY
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Brooklyn Team Wins Game from
the Steamship st. Paul.

The soccer football team OF the steamship St
Paul was defeated by the Brooklyn eleven IN
Brooklyn yesterday by score OF goals to q At
half time the sailors centre forward, Greene. had
sent the ball under the bar twice, while the homs
team failed 10 tally. On changing sides, however,
thu Brooklvnites asserted themselves. and by ag-
gressive work the part Of the forwards soon
equallsd the score. Agar, at outside right, then
put Brooklyn ahead with two singing shots
which the goalkeeper failed to stop.
The Brooklyn club will have the Camerons as
opponents tomorrow. The game viii take place
at the Marquette grounds. where interesting
game IS looked for.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
SENATOR MONEYS BROTHER IN DUEL

St Louis, Nov. S.-A dispatch from Carrouton'
Miss. says that a pistol fight occurred at Money
Miss. to-day between ]. D. Money. a brother OF
United States Senator Money. and L. J. Henter-
son. planter. Henderson was instantly khed.
and Money was wounded slightly. The nsn.
followed the purchase OF a plantation three years
ago BY Henderson from the Money estate.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
RUGBY FOOTBALL st VAN CORrLANDT

The Rugby football team Of the University Of
PENNSYLVANIA will line up against the NcInad
Rugby Union eleven ar Van Cor1aud- Park tO-uloF-
row. The game VIII be called aC 5.I5 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
EHoMMEDIEU RULED OFF THE TURF,

Cincinnati. Nov. S.-The executive COMMITTEES OF
the Louisville Jockey CLUB. after a conferences
at the Latonia raceCoUrse tonight decided 20 RUS
stephen LiFonmedieu. a boOkmake-. OF, the tlrI
Tor He LHOU-netieu. IL is aleEeL. offered W,
Fisher, the jockey, bri5e 20 pull Orator,an az tae
recent meeting at Louisville.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES.

Hollis Burgess has sold the Herreshofe Bar Har-
Dor class racing sIoop Cricket, owned by George
Batchelder OF Boston. to Charles X Cummings OF
Boston.
Charles NJ Gould. Of the New York Yacht Club,
Is having built at Purdy & Collisions yard. City
Island from plans by Henry J. GieIow. cruising
motor boat 70 feet over ALL 50 feet>9 inches water
line Is feet beam and feet inches draft This
boat will have a 6o-horsepOwer gasolene motor,
which will drive her twelve miles hour.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
Automobiles.

'Apprentioe eiIowarcs.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09

? win, Emperor Of India. rinched or on turn
a anu finished strong John Lyle did not have Ala uaua
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09

Demore forced tbs and lasted long enough win
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09


half mile but under
9th RACB-seng; upward 500
U 1iS1 Winner, C. GoldhnCh-IlrIlar
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16

Drei 6dd,morens nit efncr fleinen
.Slaihe 0bdmherldin's Geihpeh,
Cholera uno DurhfaI Mt6iSin
pom Gholere 1lIorbns SeheiIt.
ger O. ". Bomber 9iabtower.
Clio ersdhlt cine @rfnbfuna bic et
me- DIE, m1brenb er ais @eifwores
ner IL elmer Morbunterinhung in
@nmnroSuile, &reisboppthobt pom
&telie &lrbpurne, afl., fiauritte. u
Taat: 2 1hreuo i'd bort mar, oB Id
etp1s Iriihea un0 nuh @mft Dleiih
bias bel mir @bolern Mprbns IN ifbr
itlimmer Horm ueruriahte. Sd
Iablte ara elenb uub Ififte nad1 Ell.
ner gepiHen Gbotern . Nebisin, iiott
beiieu innbte mir Der GpOtbeter cine
6lnihe Ghnmberlnin's 2eibmeb, @bD.
lera unb Surhtnl. aiebisin nit bem
8emerfen, BOB &c bns @emhnidte
bate, mir abei in 6olae Der Ct.
prDbtbett Dieies Seilmittets, ~pDrsble
mir lebtere8 su iflden, bn er fir
befien unfehlbare 8ur eorantire. SD
nnhm cine 9pie bnpun uno flblte IL
ianf Minutes better. Die ipeite
Dole beilte mid adnsIid. 8wet
Ritasihworene litten ia oerielben
Beiie unb cine fiini unb smansip
Gent HlGihe bette uns n1e brei.
Gum 9ertouf bel Batter BrDs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16
Gemeinnabises
Our 8stG mpung Der
WderbtHeI.

9ur9 bic re1tSeittge @orbsrsitunS
". Beitellung feiner @streibefelber BAT "a
Der 2anbpirtb in Der Sanb, feline Saas
ten Dor bisiem lGftisen unb unsemsin
T9per 5l bertiIgenben untraute gu be'
ipabren. Der 8obsn mub mOgIidit
friib porbsrsitet tper6en, I'm Dor Der
@etreibsnusfaut elm 4uflaufen Der nj
ftelpflan3en unb aud bsr. anbsren linz
trGuter gu srrei4en, tDelde bur9 Elm
sriinbli9es @gsen lei9t ausgeriifen
nnb bsrni9tet tperben t0nnen. ST Der
3pif9enrdum spiTden Der 8obenpors
bereitung unb Der 8eIttllun9 10 tur3.
baB bic aderbiiteln nidt oufgsben t0ns
men. 70 tommen biefelben sleid3eitie
nit ben iungsn @etreibepflGn3den gum
@Orfdein, unb bic 8stGmpfuns ma9i
bdnn i'm nGhften Sriibiabr Ius'
iteGen Der DiIteln - piele Mii6e uni
tpirb in ben meiften SGllen itrr einer
tbeilpeiien GrfoIg bdben.
Sang abseisben bobon, bab cs dus
btsIen @riinben portbeiI6aft 1T, bic fiji
bic MISUNDERSTANDING beItimmter
Sslber fdon i'm 9erbfte su pfliiasn. III
bisie 4rbeit unbebtnst erforberli9,
tpenn IS fi9 Inn 6sIO.r banbelt, BIZ
bur9 9iiteIn Derunreini9t iinb. SIN
Sriibiubr laufen bic 9iiteln Ssitie uuI
unb tOnnen bunn nit anbercn llntrdu'
tern Dor Der AusTaat beg Sommer'
getreibes berni9tet tperbsn.
@rft mub ben older grin ausIebn,
8eOor Ou burfft getreibs IAN
lautet cine dlte 8duerprsgsI, bic gun
ltnteridieOe BON ben msiiten 8auernr.'
9elr re1t bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16

I'm Petroleum gu berbefIern,, aibt
man in bas 8dliin Der Campo, i na9
teifen @r0bs, 1 9beel6fTel Bis 1 GBs
IOffeI boil &odiGls. 9ieies brau8t
Iebr ieltsn trneuert gu tperbsn. Mun
lam aud cine 6anb boil in bic pstros
Ieumflafde obcr aonns ibun, Inn bi.s
felbe @irtune su errei9en. 0as pss
troleum brsnnt entI4teben heller unb
trplobiert peniser lei6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16

Ginsn guten 8dllmtitt lam man Tid
aug sinem She'll Steintpblentbeer nnb
4 SbeiIen Sdieferitaub bereiten, inbsm
man bic beioen 8eftdnbtbeils gut pers
mtf4t, 10 boB Tie bic 8sI9aFfenbeit
zines nidt su biinnen @lafertittes boz
ben. 9ieie MaTfe bdftet an SoIs, DEE
tall, Stein, iiberbdupt an alien, mas
Ridt felt 1T unb perf6Iisbt iebs Osffs
niin9 luftOi6t. Selbft in biinner Gage
dufseitriden. erbdrtet fis nur an Der
OberfIG6e, bIeibt eIaitii9, fGrinst i'm
Dinter nidt ab unb fliebt aud nt9t i'm
Sommer. Sdieferitdub lam man Iei9t
odbur9 erlongen, bdB man elm Stiid
S1iefer gu pulper it0bt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16

man lie NIT Sptritus durstUl unO caaa
NIT WuIisr na4ipiilt. Sin psiteres siis
tss Mittel ioll fein, iie erIt nit Syrup
gu bebanOeIn unb bdnn nit @diler
uus5ureiben, 4u@ mebrtiinbisss Gins
tpeid.n in MiI9 unb nu9berisss auss
maiden in Iuutpdrmem Ddiisr nit
Sals foll bon grfols fsin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16

MittsI I'm boble SbitbGume al err
bdlten. SbFbGume bleiben nod ldnst
in gutter Sru4tbarteit, fpern man ibrt
SOblunsen nit 2ebm dusfiilIt uub bic.
Ten nit Sheer beItret9t, bumit Der Re,
gen ibn Hidt uuflDien fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16

3 tletne NotufaIiH.
sDu, Sntel. ipns Deritsbt man bsnn
eiotntIi4 inter elmer Bette i'm mltns
.f@enG ssd. fpsnn Semnn6 gum
8eifpisl siHsn 8unOnurm bnt!s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16

cures made by DR..
Kilmer's ~Swamp-Root.
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
II is the great medI-
cal triumph Of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
Or. Kilmer, the emf
nenl kidney and blad-
der specialist and is
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16

aiti fir irbere 8auren. Sdrs unO
Mu9s 81 slei9en Sbeilen iperbsn sus
far:m.neeidmoI5,n unb 70 DisI uuaes
lSf6ter 8ulf sus.iebt bob bic MaiIe
BEL mGbiser Ddrme nod let4t fliitg
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16

Sdredlids stmerscn eeIin0ert.
9arb Iarsdti4e samersen &C.
peinint infolae Der @efte unuerbnu.
ten SpsiIen. nabm g. @. @ropiou,
uDn auto, wii., Or. aina's Geu
.etfs giGs, init benz RsIulints, = pte
er ihreibt. .baB Id tnrirt runree.s
VIE Rneeu unb @ebdrmeunOronun.
een tperben sebOben bnrh ibrem lin.
bernben 6iubtanna b%si0nOere Gloen,
I&nitsn. rs Gents Ia @nlter Bros.
apUtbele.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16

Dieter Sage fpsrbsn es sipsi Sabre
ieitbem bas Sroqoiie Sbsater in gbicas
90 Ii6 in einen srabliden So9ofen
bsrtudnbelte, Madden Der Sob nit
Otbello bic parole dusseseben putout
tie light, anb tbsn.... put out TIE
light. Sisben Sunbert 2ebensli9ter
blies Der srimme Wiirser bamals aug.
aIs bus fur&tbure seI9sben, tpnnte
man fid nidt senus tbun nit benz Ruf
nod 8eitrufuns Oerienigen, bsrsn bers
bredertfder Geidtfinn bas llngliid
DerfduIbet bate. 3pei Sabre iinb, ipie
gefdst. berfloffen. fsitbsm bic SrasDbie
Ii9 abseIpieIt. Sbr SdaupIab 1T b.ute
rim SinseItanssl - our @eruntpor.
lung ge5ogen fpurbe niemdno. SIN Sab
re 1881 erpies fid in Dien bds Rirss
tbedter beim 8ronbe als MenI6enfdlIe.
an feiner STEELE Itebt beute bas Siibnea
buus, MaifendnItalt unb Rapelle. Der
Director bss Sbeuters, Sauner, srbielt
mebrere Sabre @efGnsnib. 8siOes 1T
9drottsriItiiH fur bic littIi6en Ini
f6auuneen Der 2dnoer, in bensn bic
Rdtuftrcpbsn fid ereisnsten, Dunn
psrbsn mir oufb0rsn, bic fdbrlSfige
S0tuns nit BEN IdlI9en MGnteldtn:
,llngIiidsfull4 gu bsbedsn2 Sin @ort,
bos bel uns cine Menae Siinben bes
beden mub. Wis gang unbers bentt
man barber in einem 9dnbe pte
@euti9lanO, 9dTiir Elm 8eiipisI aus
neueIter 3eit. Dor Der Strdftdmmer In
Roitod bdtten iif iiingIt fpeeen zines
tOOtli9 bsrlaufensn 8n6sunfalles ftes
ben Observation-Disclosures unb Der WGri
ter bes Seebdbes 9runsbaupten gu
perontpprter. Gs bdnSelte iid um ben
2ob zines aus 3eib sebirtiaen Babe
sdiies, Der am IA. SUM- 3. s. in, BEN
gsnonnten See6ube ertrunten mar.
Den Q~ngetlagten purbe our 2ait se'
leet, ni9t bic psnTelnbe Siefs bss
@aTIers ermitteIt feline Darnungss
'tafsln fir Ni9tI6nimmsr aufgeItsIlt,
fsrner feline ousrsi9snOsn Aettungss
botri6tungen unb insbsionbere ttin
Rettungsboot in 9ersitIdaft sebdlten.
foipie teinsn 3uoerlGliisen 8dbenGrter
nngsiteIlt 81 bdben. Der mitangetlagte
9oSep1rter babe aubsrbem bic istpeis
lise NnSeige untsrIdIien, baB innerbuIb
bss Rouniss fur Ri6tIdpimmer tisf:
Gtslltn bortommtn. ou6 bate er BEL
iensm llngliidsfuIIe trob @ufforberuug
bic RettunssDsrfude gu ipGt iibernoms
men. 9ds @trt9t b|erurs|
tbeiTfe 8pei @orfdnbss
mitgIiebtr, ben RtHttsr 6.
unb ben Mufiter q. 3u e
mode. BEN 8dbenGrsI
ter 9 d. 3u feds Mondten @efGnss
nj. Sn DoIlsritd luGrs bic son5s &c,
fhidte nit elmer apronessunt.rfu9,
uns abgemaGt tporOsn. bel Der bic
Sufp siRsn ben llmTtGnOen sntipr,s
@eaben WablEprv6 ubgsssbeH bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK /?
KIdney TrouDle Makes You MISERABLE.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure TO know OF the wonderful
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16

MilI man bas @o9stbum zines i'm
Srsien ftsbenben 8dumes suriidbaIien,
10 bebede man ben 8pbsn, Ioipeit etipd
bic @urSeIn rei6en. nG5bem er ge,
frpren lit, strtu 40 3sntimeter bod mil
2oub ooer @iinssr, ooer &iefernnaSeln,
Seibetraut unb bergIeiden. Dele Sed.
ing seniigt bplltommen, BEN 6roIt in
Der Grbe iinb babur9 bic @egetation
suriidaubdItsn; bas 1T oft re@t aut,
bsnn tritt i'm Griibiabr nO6maIs 8roIi
Elm, 10 fDnnen o~nbernfalls 9dumtriebs
Iei4t erfrieren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16
WALL,
COAX W00DSAL00Ns
,~seseriiber btr mabIe,
hermann, :: mo.

IlEIIIIuHIIf -. ITO.
Gies 1T Der elesanisIte GoIpcn in Ser,
nam unb finpei man bort nud bic beIter
@etrdnte uno Gigorren,
9eIouoerS quite MbiStpS. gleiniaes
gI9eni In bsrmann fir ben beriibmieH uo
edIten Bourbon uno Rge DhtStD ben Scr,
NOM 8iFiains So preis Oerielbe ME in
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16

kOdoI Us s.JcpSia Cure
"'ninests what you tlt"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16

wonderfully successful in promptly curing
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form OF kidnev trouble.
Or. Kilmer's Swamp.Root is not rec
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16

GrasfIsds fOllsn s:rtdpinOsn. iptnn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16

Sdnittldu9 i'm @tnter 1T Elm bod
be5obltes Murseltrant unb fpirb benz
Mtdrtte ME 9enrs Susefi6rt. Sn 8ers
lin unb umgesenb pfldnsen ibn bers
f6iebene 8Grtnsr in mDgli1It groBen
BulIen in SDpfe unter 9erpenbunq BON
mDgli6f tpenis Grbe, Itellen bic S5pTe
inter bic SubIsttsn Der S~reibbGnIer,
fdneioen bic 9Spfe tpGbrenb Der gans
sen Duter Des @inters unb niiben 70
tinsn tpenia brdu6boren &aum fat
toftenIos redt br1 aug. pa Der
S9nittlut9 iebr tpsnig 9lnfprii6e an
pfleee etc. ma1t, tonn er aud I'M pris
patboufe 70 aetrieben tperbsn, bah man
bic %bepfldnsten S0pfe in bas aii9ens
FenTter felt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16

Die 3tmmerpfIunSen,, biirfen mir
sessnpdrtig nlr mGbis sieBsn, unb erft
bdnu, tpenn bic @rbe an Der SberflG9s
gang troden ousiiebt; nit fparmem, ia
nidt NIT IaItem DaTfer. Die einseIne
pflon5e If benz 2idts su5ubrsbsa.
6t.bt bi. Ssmperotur branBen ettpds
iiber benz @efrierpunfte, Sann beibt es,
lpOmDsIid p6brenb eiuiger Wtitfdasr
lunben. bic GtnIter lilftsn. Gs lit bies
ia AUDI f6on gum eigtnsn WDbIbtFins
ben nDthie. unb befrett bic pftdnaen
bon Stoub unb allen Observation-Disclosures
ten Der gefdlOffsnsn RGumt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-16

Ghanlberlain's Rufen 1rle0iiin
hilft Die Natur.
@ebisinen, bic bic glatur heIfen.
finO INNER am mirtfnmfen. Gbnm-
berIntn's Snlfen Dleotsin banOelt
nab Ditiem Blnne. Sic bait ben
6uhen snrid. 1856 ben Gusmurf uno
hiIft bic @ntnr, bns Sptem In eineu
aaeiunDen 8nlnnb Observation-Disclosures.
Isle III tnsr einen aro6en 9heil Der
ciuiliIirien 8elt ibrer unIdlnsboren
Giaenifnfteu rpeaen bertbmt. 9au-
fenbe baden ibrsn hDben Bert Be.
seuat. sic rplrtt tDsaen iebe GnIat
ge, bnB eine Grfdltune In cine 9un-
aensut5anbune Hbereebt. Gum 8ers
souf BET @nlIer Bros.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-19
UNSAFE TO WRITE AT NIGHT.

From to 10 p. m. the tall girl wrote
letters. The next morning Immediate
ly after breakfast she announced that
her time up to IL o'clock would be de-
voted to correspondence.
Surely you are not going TO write
more letters said the top floor girl.
you wrote a dozen last night"
Il know I did, was the reply, 'but
am not going to send them. I never
mail letter that L write at night. It
isn't safe. I say too many idiotic
things. l only write them as a kind of
safety valve There are certain things
that I must say to relieve my mind
After I get those thoughts put down
on paper I feel better. but you could
mt hire me to mail the letters.
II used to, but that was before they
got me into so much trouble. We let
our emotions run away with us when
writing at night. We get entirely too
confidential. Under shaded gas jet
we tell things that wild horses could
MT drag from us by the light of day
Next morning we realize what geese we
have made of ourselves, but if the let
ters have been mailed it is too late
to do anything, and we just have to sit
down and wait for the avalanche.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-19

smiling. There is no getting around
him. Even as boy he had all the
wiles of the serpent in his breast.
He tells himself how in his boyhood
he used to do the marketing for his
mother, and how easy he found it, even
then, to get the better of people.
'One day he went into grocer's to
get some eggs.
Give me- he said, "a dozen black
hens eggs, please
The grocer laughed down at the lit
tie fellow.
Black hens eggs said he. And
how can any one tell the eggs of a
black hen?'
can do it, said the boy
Then go ahead said the grocer
waving his hand towards huge bas-
ket of eggs.
And the boy went over to the basket
picked out twelve of the largest eggs.
paid his money and walked out"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-19

principal Year after year at this rate
the natural growth should become
gradually larger and larger, until, when
Mr.. Rockefeller is SO years old. the mere
interest on his money should be $2,757,-
900, 600 in one year-over four times as
much as he is worth at the present
time.
In 1904, when Mr.. Rockefeller did not
have very much more than half bill
lion dollars to his name. his income was
two dollars and a few cents over every
second of the day The average man
earning 81 a day can appreciate the
difference there is between 81 a day
for six days a week and So a second
for seven days a week.
If in 1889 Mr.. Rockefeller's fortune
has reached s25, 1872 100000 and he has
reached his one hundred birthday an
niversary he will be drawing interest at
the rate of SO 1865 a second. This is
more than great many men succeed
in earning in a lifetime.-New. York
World.