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Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-19
Ladies' Benevolent Society.

A meeting of the Ladies' Benevolent
Society will be held today in the Lib
rary sewing room from 10 a. m. until
5 d. m 4.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-19
List Of Applications for License
In Montour County at January Session, 1906.

held g Ss O'Clock
Dillers Bottler
O oreside Location
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-19


Hotel, Wholesale Liquor Stores, Distil
places of residence, location, &C., of e;
NAMES OF APPLICANT.
Eugene T. Linnard, LIST ward, Dan
vile, Hotel. ........,..........
John @. Meyer, 1st ward, Danville,
Hotel. .....,..,.. ............
James G. Heddens, 1st ward, Danville,
Hotel. ... .,...... ..................'
James V. Gillaspy, 1st ward, Dan
= VILE HOTEL --.-~.s.--....----.-s &.
Carl Litz, LIST ward, Danville, Hotel i.
Daniel B. Heddens, LIST ward, Dan
Daniel Marks. 1st ward, Danville,
Hotel Observation-Disclosures.
Heister B. Foust, Comfy w. Foust,
Curry w. Foust, 1st ward, Dan
vile, Brewery ........... go.
William G. Williams, 1st ward, Dan
vile, Hotel. ..................... ...
S. NJ. Dietz, 1st ward, Danville,
Hotel ........,.. ...,.....-....
James f. Findley, 1st ward, Dan
vile, Wholesale Liquor Store. -.
Albert Kemmer, 2nd ward, Dan
vile, Hotel. .........,....s....
w. H. n. Walker, 2nd ward, Dan,
vile, Hotel.
, Elias Maier, 3rd ward, Danville,
Restaurant. ....... ......... i...'...'...
George f. Smith, Sd ward, Danville,
restaurant. ........-,..'-.' .,.,.....,.
Paul p Swentek, Sd ward, Danville,
80 notel. ....'.... .....- ..''...'.'..'
Elizabeth Titel, Sd ward, Danville
Hotel. ................ 80,
Franklin l.. Cochell, Sd ward, Dan
vile, Restaurant Observation-Disclosures.
P.,J. McCaffrey, Sd ward, Danville
Clarence e. Peifer, 3D. ward, Dan
vile, Hotel -...i....... ....-.....
John G. PETER, Sd ward, Danville
Wholesale Liquor Store .........
George A. Meyers, Sd ward, Dan
vile, Hotel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Charles Boyer, Sd ward, Danville
Hotel ..-,,',..'.,.......'. .-''.''
James Ryan, Sd ward, Danville
Hotel ......... ........,....,............ g..
Eugene A. Meyer, Sd ward, Danvill
hotel -. ''...''.' '.'.''',' .,...'....'
John Kranack, Sd ward, Danville
Hotel ...... 80. ..................,
James F. Dougherty, Sd ward, Dan
vile, Hotel ... ........,
William Spade, Sd ward, Danvi1le
Hotel. .....,..,....... ..-...,.
Harry W: Fields, Sd ward, Danville
Restaurant. .............
Peter Dietrich, 4th ward, Danville
flo'ea - - .::..'''''''''''.'.'
Hanover Brewing Company, At
ward, Danyille, Brewery ,,'...,..
VIM. Houghton, Exchange, Anthon
township, Hotel. ,................
Charles Beaver, Derry township
Hotel ........... go. ..........
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-19

Naturally the work of the Legisla.
ture is going to be closely watched by
the people of the state.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-19
Receiving Congratulations.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Goss are receiv-
ing congratulations upon the arrival
of bouncing baby boy.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-19

Liberality in municipal affairs means
= more progressive city:
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-19

Those Sunday night<street loafcrs
should be chased away before they get
"glued fast
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-19

Notice that named have filed with
Clerk
their Petitions which will said Court Fri
day, the January A. O'Clock
- Clerk of S.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-19

Support the good, clean, honest and
capable mon ct the coming election.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-19
FIREMBN'S RELIEF
IN DANVILLB

At the Friendship Engine House,
Saturday evening, was held the annual
election of officers of the Danville
branch of the-Firemen' s Relief Associ-
alton, of Pennsylvania. The balloting
resulted il. the election of A. O. Roat,
president; George Kocher, vice prosi
dent; Harry Trumbower, secretary and
Sam A. Mccoy, treasurer.
This branch of the fire fighting SER
vice in the State is one about which
very little is known, many of the fire.
men themselves being in ignorance Of
the true significance of the Associa-
tion.
The object of the Association is to
pay benefit to a fireman who is in.
jured in the performance of duty. The
funds of the organization accrue from
a tax of 2 per centum levied on .!the
premiums of all fire insurance COM
panies outside the State that write in
surance in Pennsylvania. One half Of
this tax is devoted to the fire depart
AhOLt IL eiiC obdtO anu uiobi
among the different. local departments
in proportion to the amount of insur-
ance the taxable companies write in
that locality.
Since the institution of the Associa-
tion the funds have come into the local
treasury faster than they have been
disbursed, and as a consequence a snug
sum, shown in the appended report, is
now deposited in the Danville banks
and drawing per cent. interest.
Annual report of the treasurer of the
Firemen's Relief Association in Dan
vile:
DEBIT.
Balance Jan l, 1905. ......... $1004. OF
To check for 1905. ............. 141. IL
Interest for 1905. ...,..........-. 20. 80
Total .....-..........$ $ll74. 55
CREDIT.
By order No. 8 paid ..,....,$ 500
By order No. 8 paid ,......... SOC
By cash on hand. d............. 1164. So
| IOtal. ....,..: .:........... $llI4. 05
SAM A. MCCOY, Treasurer.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-19
Franklin Dav at Slider HllI.

Franklin Day was appropriately OBJ
served by tho pupils Of Miss Madden's 8
School, Slider Hill. p. ...
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-19

Amandus L. Heddens, Washington
vile, Hotel.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-19
Charles Beaver, Derry township
Hotel
: Richard B. Moser, Derry township

. w. D. WISE. Valley township, Hotel
Philip s. Moser, Valley township,
AAosSA'
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-19

Danviile, Pa, Jan. Bird. 1905,
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-01-19
Samuel X. Antrim, Valley township
Hotel ,.......................

Fanny Heddens, Washingtontille
Hotel ............
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Shiffsnadlridltcn.

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Qcloltgt inn bier Die Compiler oSto-
tcnrant~ BON 9tottcroonL o@roNcr
aurfilrIt" bon 8rennelt, oC@cor Der
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gloocfo0rcn limo Die 2ompfcr
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Scfammte decentralization.
In onbcrcr StcQe inn .9c,,t.

*%* In onbcrcr StcQe I'M y9eut.
Ifcn Gorreiponbentcn" 5cigt Ser be-
fonntc photograph Sr. @m. Smiling
an, Dob er bis SIterll ipe5ieQe Sifcr-
ten iiir GonIirn1onocn nlod)tc. Iil6er.
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GnBcno photographer beItclt, Elm
per9robcrtes 9ilo l~iefern. Gas IteIicr
bes Srn. Sinling, Ir. sos, Sis.
Srooolpap, lit zines Der befannteiteu
IN Sfgnltimorr, mo CT bat iidb NIT
iciilcnl fiinitleriiden Ibotograpbircn
eincn-ieltenen &uf geIdafIen.
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u0cutidle &ricaerbllnN

""* Scr r9eutlde aricgerbuno
bon Baltimore" peronitoltct onl
MontoB, Sen %. Mdr6, IbenOS s
l(hr, cine muiifalii6 : bnmoriitiide
gbcnountcrboltuna. Sir bieic lln-
terboltilrg lpltroc Gin rcidboltiges
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inter GnNcrcn Die Sorfiibrung cp.
neutrality-suspicious. gilocr cntb6lt.
Scr Gintritt betragt fir cillcn Serril
nit Game llltr % Gents.
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T5iaGrtstagc Der S%aiiaaicr Sampfcr
ppn NcusWprf.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-22

w Aillli4l SlllltlUIllA =. - plstp tsbpD.Db
@elaTl'inie Ylogubcn .......... Isl5,5Oi .0S
@utbGbcu.
@tit1otiAciliDul1 I'M ScilB Der @cs
ieIlihnft -. ........ ....... 3s1.439.s1
9ppot6efen auf &runOeioent9un 9,gi9s3o,oo
Elnllos Earlcbcn. t.,...,..... 1l5,t45.5s
Sic Eoltceu Der GiGHmpaGnie,. -. s%G2,937.7i
FrdntiCH 2 QScbfel aut dlisQes r
itellte 4~,oIieeit, uui Die SIS
2II.00. Die Nrarlie pes eriiet
gflleiiGcn mo colicatioiicli, bon
ser ecicufGnif G%ccionct. ~. $500, G62, 10
Observation-Disclosures ,...,.... tG5,o77G3
nnO M(ici6en .,...w..s... 1Ol, 2sO97
Vrdmicn, nctto .......'..... 1l3,s90,s2
MGriipcrtt5' ''''i bes GrnfiociGca,,
i6nnIS iiOcr ben Rl6mcrt6. -. 2s.56O.t9
Ntarlimert6 Der GorbS unb s.lticn
liner oelt Tu6lucrt6. t.. .....s. 155,t27.3i
@eiamnite 5uocitanbcue @ltttas
utN . . ..,..........., $40 Woo
2!etto.9eferpe %"s..,,.. $s,2ss,s9o.OO
li6t ami SupplementnrsGons
truite fdHi0cu Vctrigcn. ..... 5T4t3.00
4oIicen ..,'""."... 47l4.o0
@cfamnue i9oIitcn gltniiiprii6c., 1o2,io7oo
SM Huruus bc;a1ite KrimiCn. -. 7,321.06
9lt Ngenteit finiae Committeeman 13,075.00
Sdllt1e mo nIfgclalfcnc Snldre
nm ~llrfoitct ..........., 2,50t.49
biSer6ct .I...."'... 5,337OO
@irbe5abltcs gliicnIGpitaI ..... 100000
i6uBj ... .,.... 49,. 0O,2fo.Gs
9iidt 8lgciianbclcr llebCrfdub
Der YrdntlcnslSehlcl bc5 eritet
Idbre3 ..,............. 2,307.OO
Gclamn.c standardization s,9s4.00s.23
g'etrna Der am 3t.Nciemnet, 1898
in ben Ser. Studtclt In strait
hctinoliHcu RoIiccn 80, 99,5l1,674Oo
Nctrng DER in MtoruInnb lpd6rcub
8oliccn ..l....s...... 1872, 10000
Erd1lictt, iucI1e mibrcnh 1905 in
Iturplnnb cmpfun9cu iuuroen, 3G.0G0,22
On Wtarplnlo in 1905 bc5a6lte
&erlltite ............. %, 6 90
&er.uite ..........., 22,G55.O0
Stnat MnrOlauo, 3crii6cruugS.S cpartemcnt,
Gunimiiin rssSitrcuu. - Gultfmurc, ben ,.
i~SebrIar 1906. Sd bcidbettli9e hermit, Dab
&oritebenoc9 Gin iunDrbeitsGetrener 9uis6lIa aus
Dem Nllsnciic Der %ullnitcb Stutcs vie Snius
range 81" bis 5ittl 81. SeScnber 1905, luie
CT IN otcien Nilredll eiilgeretdt moroer. lit.
Neui. Il. Grpui:,
&eritberungSz Goiniriiidr.
(S0,7,0I
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Gciammie SerbinbIi9feiten.

getrao Der am 81. Se6ember 1905
i'll Den Ser. Staaten in Strait
befiuoli6en 9olicen
8cirag Der in Wnrblnnb ipdbrcno
bcs SaGres 1905 aiis9eiteuten
Yoiiceil-
YrdmieIt, lpeI6e nd6reno 1905 in
WlurDlano cnlpfangen muroen. .
Sn MtarDIano in 1905 be6abite
Scriuiic ....................
Sn Warblano in 1905 erlittene
Sertulie
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&criihcrnngs- Insmeiie.
Grr:b bas WerHAeruns6 9cpnrtcmcut.

Gonocniirtcr gnsiucis iiber ben Stano Der
~rllnitrb Stutcs Siie Sninrancc Gpmpnnp"
pDn Gelusl)urt ant 81. Scjcmber 1905.
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Staat WarHlauo, 9eriihcrnngssS epartemeut,
Gummiiiar rs. Sitreau. - y q III c, bem 20.
Sarunr 1906, SD bef6einige bierrtit, oab
Surite1eroes eH ipabrbeitsactreler Nli5aug aus
rance COMPANY" bis sum 81. Se5einber 1905,
iuie CT in oiefem Bureau einaerei1t pproeit, III.
Scnt q. Gruuie,
Berii6eriin9ssg oitutiifdr.
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,NnOfCH .,. xU,h3U, f4S, ~
@elalnnltsI uSgabe ......... 7,872. 970.35
8nt6abct.
Srlnoei geniGunt ber @eieli6aft ST $40, S02 .00
Sppotbefcr uif Sruilbeiecntbum
g(noercr .,..,....... 100, 500. 90
MItielt mo Gefurititen. ,...... t5, 3S4,45t.57
gdur9elo uno Hunioeppiiten .... 1,1s0,2S7.05
Tritniet ....,....... 5t,s27.20
@ebieliorperltnaen ..... 331. 73
Scr, Miarftipertb Der Gftien uto
Gefuritdten ~iibertriift ben In
Den Niidern ungefebten rm.. 2,1S6,424.4S
glIle arberet @utba6eit. ........ 1862, 575.47
9otal . .el,rrme. . ....... .$21 400, 2s0.65
itn5ufaiF9e Yctdnbc.
llncpucitirte 4ramisn
3 Wipnate II. oariis
Der i'm Jiidiidnoe.. fl, 0G5.12
gScrtbuerrinDerung in
= t7O,236.77
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surn oaS @crtnerunas 6. rcuOrtemcat.

Gunbcntrtcr NtSluciS .0cr belt Stnno Der
,Wermaniu = ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5 @ricr.
ifnit uun Wclu-Durf, G.'D,," an 81. &C.
NcmbCr 1905.
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Gramt Stahbamt,
Grncral asrnt,
FOG Nmcricans @c6Gubc.

NnSWcis ii6cr ben Climb Der
yetndur Sire Sninrnnce Company" uun
Cincinnati, SBiu, am 81. Scjember 1905.
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(Sortiebuna ioIgt.)

3uriidee9e + ii. ~: nj
10, sic bobeh ollf Der lcttcn &ino.
pieb : Ynsitellnig pen crlten Frei.
erbolteu2 |" g.: nSa, fiir neine8e
ihidliftcit, nit benz GinOnieb nm
sngeben!"
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Gcriidlcrnn0s= 9(n5cigcn.
2nrdl oas grriiderungS1 = cpartcment.

Gpuocnfirtcr 2usueis HGcr ocu stnno SrS
Scr. Stnntens3 iucigcS Der ,Ealntinc Suiu.
rance Su." upu 2Unpot, GnDtanp, an ii.
Sc5cmGcr 1905,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-22
Gcamurt . Gutbabcn (ueiiO) sci, $50, o52. So

0@N""' 0 60
decentralization
g;ph uitbt nboefubioiies
no gserI,ite 1nettn) 7S3 oar Os
Fr1iniet : Nrferpe 7598,Ooi,OO
SnJSre miethrt, nm
nnSers %II,ufniten 1000 600 90
qrnpiiiouel, NM Sc
SIR !@ildsabiins bon
Observation-Disclosures. 7es.s5o.6e
.x,.,,,, !,
SarnnttltDe SerblhoifWlelieH Jus o-tor,r,
Ger Nopliai fs.,...'.'.'' @o'oio'o'i'oS
SG piia f'"seon0''ss sa Z, ooc, ooo.Oo
lleberfdu6 fiber aue
Standardization, s72o,ool-S4
nsoert8,,t, bin5idttt6 Der goIi.
ccf.Snbaber ,............ tt,72o,6ot.s4
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@elantntc Ginlia6r1cu ......... St.057.O3G.35
SeiuIrlHic NuogubCn .......... I,St5,5Oi .0S
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9arrb s. &lincicltcr,
Staats Nscnt
allsemcincr Seriidernnss MaIler,
5tr. SO1-SO5
Ameriram Clubbing.
Snrh bias gerTdrrunss. 9cpartcmeut.

2rrd bas Seriderunss. Separtement.
tssH +" t.,auutt ..fs'FttNf
Guuoeniirtcr Aus,pciS iiber ben 9tanb bet
ngrcierrcb Mcciocnt Suinrancc Company
Of Teiusg)prf" AM 81. Sc5enhprr 1905
Scfnnmte @innu6rnen ......... $t,4t9,470.21
Sefalnnlte SluSGabcn ...,...... 1,321,327.0S
8utIabet.
Gfieften unb S6Iigaiioten, bon 't
Der @efcll0ait g%eeignet. 80. 1,020.2St.24
Nunr it &itrcdii ltno in Nlnicll ia ,569.51
Snllge Mo altfgelaufcne Sntes
retieIi .............. 6,75S.32
3ur GoacItton ilaise 4rdriteu. 159,204.8d
@rutto- Gut6aben ........ I83os7803
siGt sunctnnbene Gjntbnbcn.
Sur Collection iduiNe
Htdlliel ...... 9,7GS.54
Nhldbme i'm 9Sertbe
bon Aiticu II. Sbs
ligatiuncll $50. 1,50t.74
- II ,360.2S
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@eiummte Standardization, nit
Ilisnn6nle bes aapitals. .....
Ginbe5dblteS 8runoiapttaI 49,.
ueherthub iiber aue Serbinbli0s
feitc1l
llebcri6ub fir Roliceits Snbaber..
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YmtlidJcr Scridt iibcr bcn Scr.
m~6gcnsitanb Der
9ome Smiurance g..
ION Wciu-Oorf.

81. 0e5eIHUet IUU0.
UeiammtG intabfne ipibrcno beS
Su1rcS ............... S9.h36, 74S,79
Gelarrmts9 lus1abe .......... 7,872.970.35
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Gpuocnirter 9ius,p els ii6er ben Stanh Der
pSuiialu Commercial 3ninranee Gpntpa mn
pon Buffalo, N.Y., nt 81. Se5eniber 1908.
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Gpminiiidr RS .Yiircan. - nItimur c, ben 10.
Sebrliar 1896. Sd bei6einiee bierfnit. buB
'@uriicbenoes ein NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gis3ue aus
Dem g~luslueiie Der ,,giurtb German Sire Snius
rance COMPANY" bis sum 81. Se5enber 1905,
mie CT in oieiem giireau einaerei6t morbeit, III.
gcni. j. Grpuic,
GeriiberungssG untnliiidr.
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Gunocnirtrr aus,u els iibcr ben Stauo Der
,Nprtb 8erman sire Sninranee Company"
INN 8clu.Yprf nm 81. Se5cmbcr 1905.

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gtibt fdaige Brdmtcn 2s2, 20s.62
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@etrng Der aIn 81. Se5ember 1905
in ben Ser, Siaaten in Strait
bcfinoIi0cn 9oIircn 80. "a. 7o2,o $3.50
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bcs Sabrc5 1905 dusgeftellten
4suliccn Observation-Disclosures. COL $3.50,
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MurbIuno enpfat9en iuurbcn.. 9,367.2'
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-07

Fifteen years ago, when the Mason
ic Temple, In Chicago, vas bnllt, 1t
was the tallest building In the world.
1t still holds its place a s the highest
business structure in Chicago, though
the limit has been outdone many times
In New York. Today such has been
the advance In s~ky-scraper engineer
ing that New York has now In course
Of construction a building that will be
nearly twice as high as the Masonic
Temple. The foundations for this new
est sky-plercer. which is to be 625 feet
high above the sidewalk. and has forty
one stories. are already in, aud the
work Of piling the structure sky
has begun.
To conceive a forty-one story build
ing, with Its roof three times as high
In air as the steeple of Trinity church.
from which visitors formerly viewed
New York. challenges the Imagination.
This sky-scraper 'limit'' Is being part
ly remodeled from the f~ourteen-story
Singer Building. and the e~leven-story
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-07
wards the east to see il 1t meant

towards the east to see II 1t meant il
fire. -
When he looked back the woman
stood somewhere in the middle of the
room. the tiny white thing at her feet
unheeded. Suddenly she dropped on
her knees by the side of a well-worn
arm chair. pulled the smoking jacket
that had been folded on It's top down
ward towards her with a wild, fierce
shook.
It came to the man who watched be-
tween the curtain and the window sill.
that after all these people could feel.
But Reynolds was Il lucky man. moth
ing yer hurt him. The two or three
attempts that had been made directly
against him had been turned as if by
direct intercession Of an unseen power.
Didn't she know that? He shrugged
his shoulders YEARLY. What did be
care? Pretty soon he would see two
dark forms stealing through the bushes
and one would carry a bag from which
a strong oily smell would strike on the
nostrils.
"Ah. that's the smell for them :.
She'll feel then what 1t means to be
homeless, thrown out into the cold"
The thought that had given birth to
many a plan seemed somehow dulled OF
its significance in the light from the
cosy room.
The woman hurried away suddenly.
closing the door behind her. Where
had she gone? 1t couldn't matter any
how. with another weary shrug of the
shoulders.
When the door opened she was not
alone. A young girly with a shawl Of
the vivid stripes loved by his compa-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-07
cANNIeAL WANTS TEACHERS.
King OF Gnxum Offers Rewards to
Tempt American

King of Gnxum Offers Rewards to
Tempt American
The King of Gazum wants teachers,
preferably young men with college ed
%ucaiions, refinement Of manners, pleas
ant address and a fair knowledge OF
medicine IL plant life, says the New
York Herald. He wants them as soon
as possible, and be thinks he Is offer
Ing a golden opportunity to youths with
ambitions to become famous in West
Africa. To these who will join the
monarch's household and seek to in
struct his adherents the best habitation
in the and of the Gazum, the finest Of
the cattle, and, in brief, the best that
can be furnished him, Will be given.
The monarch is extremely generous
with his means and the pay will be
very liberal.
The king, however, Is a cannibal, and
he is having considerable difficulty in
obtaining men to fill the jobs. Infor
nation about the positions is given
by Charles K%urtzhall OF 800 East Wal
u lane. Germantown. Mr.. Kurtzhall
Is the secretary of the Sudan United
Mission and Is thoroughly familiar
with the northern Nigeria country.
Several years ago he met the King of
the Gazum. The king told him that
it was true that he occasionally feast
ed on human flesh and was surprised
to learn that his favorite dish was
never served at any banquets In the
white mans country
The king, however. stated that 1t was
seldom that he ate any young persons.
but always served the aged and sick
persons. There are no cemeteries in
the land of the Gazum.
1T would be a pity to waste the
meat" said the king to Mr.. KurtzhaIl.
The land Of the Cazum Ia situated in
the heart of northern Nigeria, which is
now under the domination of the Eng
lish. He is a powerful monarch with
In his realm, but, excepting his canni.
bal tastes. Is said to be a kindly dis.
posed king.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-07
THE FLAG GOES BY.

Hats off
Along the street there comes
A blare Of bugles. a ruf1e of drums,
A flash of color beneath the sky
Hats off!
The flag is passing by!
Blue and crimson and white i: shines,
Over the steel-tipped, ordered lines.
Hats off!
The colors before us fly;
But more than the flag is passing by.
Sea fights and land fights, grim and great
Fought to make and to save the State;
Weary marches. and sinking ships;
Cheers of victory on dying lips:
Days of plenty and days of peace;
March of a strong lands swift increase
Equal justice. right, n law,
Stately honor aud reverend awe:
Sign of a Nation. great and strcng
To ward her people from foreign wrong;
Pride and glory and honor, all
Live in the colors to stand or fall.
Hats off!
Along the street there comes
"A blare Of bugles, a ruf1]e of drums
And loyal hearts are beating high:
Hats off!
The flag is passing by!
Youths Companion.