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New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
PANIC At SEBASTOPOL.
Craze Doubts Of Loyalty of Sailors
and Soldiers.

sssagt0paL Sept E-Ia answer 70 the pub
noa-on o. zodos ron Ire Terrorists that a
sentence OF asath ha5 been imposed on Colonel
Dunha5ze. commander q a rife regiment here
the officers OF thaI corps in az open letter have
announced thar IN case q an attack being made
01 the colonel they VIII exact vengeance on the
leaders q the progressive parties.
I Is nov supposed that the three cannon. IT,
cu5!ug two g-.ck ering guns. wh.ch disappeared
lsst week from q torpedo boat under repair here
were stolen by revcIurlo-.s-s
Adri-sI siUZ-LloG. commander o. the Black
Sea feet ard The military commander here are
s77rsheas.ve. t--- % regard o. t-s attitude q
'hs sailors q The feet and tie garrison of the
;'r'ress. TIE annual cruise cs The training
fg1a1rcn oo -he coast % Ter5ra Island. near the
sus O. FerekoT &c weI as ths regular feet
EsnRuvrss. have been abandoned The var
Hips vi make C-ly sL1-, trips 20 sea scarcely
'sni-r-ng hevcl1 ne range % The guns of the
forts
The military patrols IN The city have been
Vlh1rawn inside the forts. the Governor an
nolnc'ng that the ren are needed for their regu-
ar military training bur .t IS ssid thar the STE,
N cue 70 teaf thar Tie soldiers wiz be corrlutea
" hey G-e allowed 20 be in cor+a~, VIII ,ba
masses. Ihe merchants q this city have prac-
-'a-! been thrown on t1eir own resources n
s matter q protection from lsvlessness. The
.''.oi a. a recert meeting OF merchants. ad-
-as- laeia 70 organic their own guard for the
tio'7c-oa ot Irope--sr as soldiers could no
---s7 Oe spared t7r police duty. and as the
'-pa-'y Is bankrupt and unable 70 main
'Ain efhcieut protection.
ne Jews who gre En- a chronic state OF terror.
'-.1p'e'sc The withdrawal Of the troops as evi-
0'D's ma ne mob was 20 Be let loose on them
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

fi'E1E LLOA A<E Ut AEAE SAAAL w WV
York By the grace q God rec and iHdepsadent-To
Julistte RusH Levy. FoTins Boch Isaac SchEobs
Raphael Schwo5 Jeanne Sch wlb Lucie Dtdisnsiun.
Maurice schob Armand Scawob talso known Georgss
LAprevOtJ. Samuel Cessna simon G--zl-ar 1oplla
schwoo BabsJts Bersheaer. salmon Geissnsr. sePis
Bel ghetr. Bertha Cam. Rosa Grulnoah -eopo-l.iis
Manuel Haenchen Bersneiner Ehneie scnwah. jose pins
Dreyfus. Salomon Bsrgheimer. Rosa Esss1en1-l Marie
Lsysns Henrietts Bar. Lans David 5srSneiner.
Aipn0nss Dreyfls AlgIste Dreyr1s lhso1re Dres ius
Emile Pil0cs. SYLVAN Wllart OF Wyt@' i.icsn ii-y-
Ernest Drey fus. Emile DrsylIs Leonie Dr~ytls Maur-
Ore US. Blanche Scnwob. Paul Nordlu1n. L0liss
anna Levy, Jacques Noos SLl-ie ----e-'' -, |-s
SchwOb Camille Ettling Suzaurs Scawon, Alred -
HedeIoach. sXecItJr naueJ in tls viii Or ga 80
Rubens. deceased the 7srs ana neNt pf n Or nar.-s
Ruoens taiso known laI Woog). Deceased send
greeting: Whereas. Henry r. IcksaelLor = me Gt =
New York has lately spplied % tee SUIT s.Ss So1tt
IeOs ana the 81 aay o. March is0e rssl
~ n, Eorb rss ~ osrsona property duly proved
the last viii and testament of Chsrss kunsns talso
knoUn as samuel woos % ths city Of PsA Francs
sppear before ne Of County Of Ssw Yor
at County cf New NorN IN ne - Gay
ot September one shSSsSna Ss a1n ~ go 80 49, thss
theirs attend The probate Of ths said a. VII .d
testament And such o. are hereby eilsa as A..
pesr by your guardian II you have ons o. you have
none appear and Apply Tor ons 20 % spointsd Or
ra VIII % Appointed by ths surrosRts rsprs4sns
Ia tsstm shsIsat aags saasse sss .sal % M ss.
IL 81 AsxER 4GrS G THoMIs a ssTTosass q al
INV N m year of Lord thousand ains aandrsd
an six DANIEL = pOWONE4. S'r~ q ms S--'@-
ss11f-6FRT BROTHERS Attorneys or Psrinonsr. u
broadway. Manhattan. y 7 CITY
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
GScEHOy TO GEORGIAN CHURCH.
''aH Whether EmperOrs Grant Be Sufi-
eie5t 10 Relieve Situation

= Petersburg. Sept 5.-The long struggle of
SsoFgisn people 70 regain the autonomy OF
= Georgian Church has resulted n q partiaI
-. -he Emperor. on the RECOMMENDATION
Ns Roy Synod has announced the creation
- el'fca council. composed os three Georgian
-1Ss' OF VE1a Russian archbishop VIII be
- ne nominal head. and the restoration of
1e'iglan language 70 SIS place In Church 1T
- a commission has also been appointed
~-'s.-'e TIE Bible into modern Georgian.
doubtful, however. IL these partial con-
s VII be effective. Il e. said that he
tans VII De- satisfied with nothing less
-. - --'s re-estallshrlent OF the ancient Ceor-
= ~e,Ao-icos as head OF the Church instead
- -7 Present archbishop. VEo IS d Russian
The Catholics was subordinate only
- emperor or Patriarch a. he vvas -. -so-
.'--1 --'e heacs7f the Greek Church through the
-. lie boycott which has now been IN e.
- 'of over ysar wf1 probably be continued
60 -' l- attained. For several months the
=. s-@- eI-rca has VIRTUALLY been conducting
,,.,,.. - si-airs. having driven ou- on. Ruesian
., S1- his successor las not dared 70
- ia -nt. concessions were. granted. He
-. a. Ii1.s to-day. but was not welcomed
way except The Russian Official.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
TO ANSWER DR.. IFCABE.
Bishops Letter HarshIy Criticised
bu POicuhOLders' Committee.

Z Is understood that the international policy
holders committee at It's general convention to-
day VIII Issue q striking reply 20 Bishop McCaoe's
letter 20 ex-Judge Parker. IN which the Bishop
urged the committee 20 indOrse the ''adnniEistra-
ton" tickets OF both the Mutual and the New
York Life.
At the executive meeting al the Waldorf last
night Il seemed be the general impression that
v-tIe Bishop McCabe might have been liberty
10 crtticise the committees publicity methods, ne
scarcely justified IN urging the support of the
administration tickets. especially IN view oI the
fact that he dc rot attend any meeting. OF LaAe
the trouble 70 6ccUsint himself al nrst nand with
the committee work and aims. Al the meeting
last night. Il q said, several committeeman were
outspoken IL their criticism OF the Bishops acton
some going Tar TO suggest his resignation
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
IN ATTACK ON DAJ4BON.
Stout Resistance to Rebels-Siege
of Monte Cristi Raised.

Cape Hsytien. Sept "a messenger who ar
rived here to-day from santo Domingo brought
the news that the Dominican insurgents who had
been besieging Monte cristi. on the north coast
OF Ssnto Domingo, had been defeated and put
70 flight Later they attacked the town Of Da-
jabon, and the government forces were COM
PEELED 70 seek refuge in the fort where they de-
tended themselves with great courage Fight
ling was stil going on when the u,essenrar Ief+
he front The commander OF the government
forces AT Monte Cristi IL awaiting the promised
endorsements of four hundred men before M,
dertaking pursuit OF the rebels
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
Notice of Summons.
cPT1fE CorRT o. THE sTATE o. NEw

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW
- YORK-Pstsr Hsreas. Piafnsir. syAanst Eseo.pa
KisSai the OF said Theoeors kss< "a. .@,s an.
dcfitiOUN ner rcal ~1ris.A - e".Is
,T[rouru 10 planriH. pefsndantA Irt. essfse ~ ~
county or New fOFA suilitAsAA - - 49," ---'-
U@fendaurs ana eacn Or theiI.' -. ,.-. A..
Won are hereby summoned 20 anENsT tns eolnp At n
,,is srt,on and a cc1y 0f your 1nsSr on ne
sin-s Attorney within twenty DAYS eftsr ne servis
r- slrna9na exclusive Of tns SAY Of ssTvicA snd -
of your failure % appear or aasssr ieeSr snt
be taken oy default soF eHs Fais1 -s~o>a
IN complaint
Dated July I'D. 1904 -- -
P0sr Oeics Address 229 Broadway. Nss Fork CITY.
To ne t.fsada-t.. ThsOdors Eisvsi End dsr5 KisyAi
,Hs viss of Theodurs EisVal the said Nary
benE fictitious. rsAl Christian uAs o=ins -<1ssa %
ne f1resoins summons ts served b puoit-
cation pursuant % Al order OF ne non lanes a
1-ear A Justice 0f the Szgyarna court % ths Stsrs
- Ss York dated cav u July. i90a and elst
vttS ne complaint the Oics % the Clsrk 0f tbs
Cognt or NsE at ths County Court Hou.s IN tas
Roroush Manhattan City. county ana atAts OF NV
y Tx. eth cay o. Jaly. LOa
DATED J-y 25th. leot-
Fosr once Address. - Broadwsy. New YORK ciry.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
DADY OPENS HEADQUARTERS
Merely Recruiting for Charles E. Hughes,
He Saws.

Michael J. Dady. leader or the ouigE-Odel1 Re-
.,,Ig-,,s t, BROOKLYN. opened headquarters in IN.
s-I.-a.8,,, Hotel iu Washington street yestertav
rf. has hired two rooms facing Fulton stree, on
-. ,b,-5 roor Mr. Dady stiIl denies tina, bs -
acting on behalf OF the ouigg-oden combination
or that he is after the leAoership OF the county
e-.r1-a,to, ne insists that he is meroIv rs
c,5,t,rg orirer for Charles F. Hughes
He dld not have much to say about politics yes
,,r4sv when told that Timothy l. woodrurr Wa.
making light Of hts efforts 20 secure control ~
.Mr Woodran vii wake up the day after the
primaries" ,-,.~ .-..
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
CREW STILL ON THE SHERIDAN.
Surf Damaging Transport-Another At
tempt 70 Float the Manchuria.

Honolulu. Sept. 5.-The water in the fire room
OF the transport Sheridan is now level with the
ocean. The SURF Is damaging the vessel con-
siderably. Captain Peabody and the crew re-
main on board Twelve collins containing bodies
from the Philippines have beesa brought ashore.
Captain Aetcalf. who Is superH ising the sal
wage Work on the steamer Manchuria. expects
10 be ready or September 10 for an attempt 10
pull the vessel from the reef at Rabbit Island.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
sla HOWARD VINCENT COMMA

I,ondon. Sept s-sir Howard Vincent honorary
eolouel OF the Queens Westminster NolintssTA
sated Tor New York to-day from Southampton. on
g. No-rh Garman Lloyd steamer Kaiser WilaelIa
N .o c,unplets the arrangements for thu contest
a. Cr.~duoOr Tor his rife trophy oetseen tas
tam. representing the NollnteoT~ tas heloarA
aut sas rtA R4xiGssnt. y. "a n z
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
a SUBMARINE ERUPTION
Two Shocks Reported from Hilo. on the
Island of Hawaii.

Honolulu. sept 1.-Two earthquake shocks ara
reported from Huo. on the island Of Hawaii
but no damage was done. After one OF the
shocks hundreds OF dead fish were thrown I'd on
the beaches. Apparently they had been scalded
20 death by a submarine eruption The ear+b-
Iuakes We're not felt on Oahu
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
FRENCH PRELATEs DIVIDED.

Paris. Sept. 5.-The French bishops and arch
bishops met twice to-day. but no communication
was issued regarding the results OF their deibera-
uons- II Is understood, however. on excellent au-
thortry that definite decision regarding the atti-
tuce Of the French Church toward the Separation
law has not yet been reached There Is considerable
division ot opinion among TIE pTeLaIes.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD COMPANY FINED.

Trenton Y j. sept Judge LAnning. IN the
r-nitee States District Court today IMPOSED ID me
of S.'3 tte Ncrth "'iii'" i'''s" '''''iSi'P
..-.,.,- f,- calling ra take precaution- % pre-
rent tbe unlawful landing of alien- counsel for
the company sa-d that nie4ssLess zee L.9M ueiAk
taken prevent such uuaAl-sAt-S0 %--~-"s's 49,
Ill. OA-xsc TIA lxat rl&
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
ITALIAN CRUISERS COMING HERE.

Kingston. Jamaica. Sept. admiral CALI. on
board the Italian cruiser Fieramosia Will leave Por;
Antonio on Saturday for New York. The Italian
cruiser UubTia Will follow Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
.,I-PRENlE CoCRT. NEW YORK COUNTY

- Manhattan Mortgage Company. Plsintiry ssalass
william Z EooksV susan "a EuthilL
rhs Pelham OUsrarnz Company. Cornelia q Sniith J1
s--s EIaTFf.v lanes N Carpss sud Henry = AcTser
Tses,sa1rs Summons Trfai desired n New YORK
1880 To fhe sbovs-narned DsfenIants You arr her-
- lonad 10 the complaint IN IRIS acton snc
10 serv. copy of your answer On ne rtain.lt alto
t--t- rTs-ry GAYS after ne service Or this sum
80. sr-f1.tve 81 % service. anf n case Of
s.1i-r~s - answer. Judgment wth %
5ssn axsnst you ~ tsfault FOR thu rsiaf 1~nzndsd
n complaint
S~9'@ 49, CARRfSGTON a PIERCE.
PAINTS ArtorucTx
Posto--cs address ocs No 30 brOadEay. sor01sh
~ NIannattan New YORK Ctty-
us--sn sfrauss and Cornsa p smith and 60 sac1
t5.r,- ~. farsEoiug 70 served upon yo1 ~
o-Sjicsfiss pursuant 10 order of ths Hon EcxAI A
Eo@ncsr Justice % ths supreme Court az ne 5tAts
~ So, Ysrk datsd August t3th 1873. and y - Win
g. srpaint in ths o. ClsrS % tns COUNTY or
-. Vor< a. tha County Courthouse, IN ths soro1sn
~ Msnhaan ths CITY of New NoF<. On tns Aota GAY
o. AUGUST. iood -
D~.-N 49, CARRINGTON q FIERCE.
pIalntfTs
o- ~. vos,o~c- adtrsss No. 30 Bros1~ky. Borough
~ Manhattan. New YorS city.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
JAPAN TO SEND wARsHIP TO HAWAII.

Honolulu Sept 6.-It Is reported that a apanese
warship VIII start for this port on September 10
The vessel Is expected 10 make a long visit here.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
PEACE SIGNS In CUBA.
Continued from first page

does not feel called upon 70 take the initiative.
They are ready however. TO listen 20 proposals.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
PARSONS MAN TO GET HEALY PLACE.

Edward H Healy. who was removed as deputy
excise commissioner by Governor Higgins on sep
tember l. gave up the keys Of his Office yesterday
Henry Waterman. chief excise Inspector was
placed Ia temporary charge OF the or-lcs- noses
II Mckss. = PATsaas Ast<tGx IaAaz-. = - ssS
TIA ertlcA
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

uB,,.-.-i selt 5.-The trial of two hundred
a., including D. CniDko. one of The peas-
ei,-r..-- IN parliament. ana nfty other
ne 'essn here to-day behind closed doors
--e over --...arl p-lfness..
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

Assembly district meetings. Jacob Brenner has
been indorsed To succeed himself as executive
member in the Sth Assembly District. and Marcus
b Campbell has been indUrsed executive MEM
Der in the 10Th ASSENT , District
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-11-24
Rabies from DORIS Paw

The popular notion that rabies only
follows the bite of mad animal or, by
exception, the licking of a superficial
wound is incorrect p. Remlinger, d.
rector of the Imperial meteorological
institute of Constantinople, has brought
forward three observations, which show
the possibility of a third method OF
contamination.
certain number Of animals, particu-
larry the dog and the cat, have the
habit Of licking their paws. But Roux
and Nocard have shown that the saliva
becomes virulents in a few days after
the first appearance of the symptoms of
rabies. When the rabid animal is con-
fined in one place the saliva drips upon
the ground and soils his paws, which
are also contaminated by licking with
his tongue.
Wounds, therefore, made by scratch
ing with the claws of q rabid animal
are necessarily infected wounds. In
scratching the human skin the animal
lays bare number of nerve filaments.
upon which the virus is deposited.
Persons who are scratched by animals
thought to be mad should, therefore.
submit themselves to appropriate treat
ment without loss of time.-Le Bulletin
Medical.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-11-24


JOHANN 9. BACH. evident that It hao,n
to be said in the town that yonn,
Bach, child though he was, was 4 hat
ter musician than his elder brother
So enraged was the brother at th,.
and so Jealous of the boy. that be d.,
continued the lessons and took ,v,,
from the boy a book in which he n.
organist. had copied many of the he,,
compositions. Johann had derived o..
pecial pleasure in this book, and now
being deprived Of 1t, he was at lo,,
to continue his music. He was not a.
lowed to take the book to the ORGAN
and feared even to be seen looking at
It.
One night the temptation to see II
became too strong for the child n
overcome, and he took it when the
house was asleep, and with the Light
Of the moon started to copy the note.
The task took him six months, since he
could work only by moonlight.
This determination to overcome ths
obstacles before him was characteristic
Of the boy In later life. He was wont
to walk miles upon miles to hear a
great organist play in Hamburg. often
going without food for days at a time
Through the most grinding poverty be
worked himself to place not only Of
competence but Of fame.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-11-24
An AfterDiece.

Everybody wondered why pretty.
American-born Selma Carlson married
Olaf Jonssen, who was only six months
out OF Sweden, and seemed stupid. But
Olaf was steady, thrifty and kind
hearted, and made Selma an. admira-
BILE and easily managed husband.
Sometimes, however, Olaf proved
amusing, even to Selma. She tells OF
one occasion when she sent him with
some aching teeth to the dentist.
After the teeth were extracted. Olaf
instead of leaving the office, hung
about expectantly.
rs there something more you want
d0ne" asked the dentist.
sVell, my Dunno" returned Olaf,
looking doubtfully at the chandelier.
my tank maybe my like leedle gas.
My meesis ees tole my my how to take
some for my toots. Eef she don't hort
too moch, my tank maybe my better
how about twanty-f' cent wort"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-11-24
WEALTH IN WEEDS.

Profitable Field Which tho American
Farmer IL Neglecting.
1 have often wondered, says Score
tafy Of Agriculture Wilson, why some
of our wideawake and resourceeul
farmers have not gone in for drug
plant cultivation. The United States
last year bought $64,OOO,OOO worth OF
drugs and dyes and nearly every dol
lars worth Of this material could have
been secured from plants and weeds
grown in the United States. A large
and promising field here has been
neglected by our people.
Some of the experts Of the Depart
men Of Agriculture have been investi-
eating the question Of the extent to
which drugs now imported from abroad
ut high prices may be grown in the
United States. Their studies have pro-
tuced facts calculated to encourage the
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-11-24
THE MAN OF MODERATE MEANS

But He Has Use for a Little Nor.
Money.
\ II wouldn't want" said the man of
moderate means, Ito be as rich as
Kresus; I wouldn't even want money
enough to make me lazy. l think great
riches, that is, great, would be bad
for most of us; but I really would like
to have money enough so that could
wear any sort Of colthes l wanted In
any sort of weather. As 1t is, its like
this:
my stock of clothes Is limited. l
have enough to make me presentable
in fair weather but no reserve of such
clothes and of course l can't afford to
take chances with what I've got, and
so rainy weather is always an object
of concern to me.
"'Shall I wear my good clothes? |
say to myself, as l look out at the SKY
on a lowery morning, or shall l put
on my old ones? don't want to wear
my old clothes If its going to clear
of and I can't afford to wear my good
clothes If its going to rain, and being
in this state Of mind does not help me
any in my judgment for a man can
come closer to guessing right on things
In which he is not personally interested
than he can on things in which ne Is
$50 sometimes I start out with my
good clothes on days that turn out %
be rainy, though oftener l wear my olQ
clothes on days that turn out to DC
bright and sunny, when l might just az
we'll as not have worn my good ones
necessity naturally tending to make OLE
overcautious.
"But still, can't afford to take
chance.
81 wouldn't want to be as ricn
Jon Jakob Aster, nor even as oid HAL
but I would like to nave
money enough so that l could wear ILL!
sort Of clothes I wanted to in any sOF'
Of weather"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-11-24
The Arab War Chant

Captain Won Herbert describes no"
the sacred chant was sung by Osman
Pasha's force in that last dreadfu
sortie from Plevna. He knows i0i'
as he says, ''as a youngster OF sever
teen, being then in the Turkish ser.
ice, took part in the charge. II .
a solemn four part chant for aesp
male voices, with intervals, the meloo'
recurring again and again, OF alterna'
Ing harmonies hummed almost plani' ,
simo, to the words "Alla AkDaT' Ill.
then again rising '4to a great outoui..
On the fifth note" There is more tnan
q suggestion Of plain song, that Sons
which drifted westward from the ea'''
Pail Mall Gazette.
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START OF A FLORIDA FEUD.

Mans Farm Built on Coral FlOated
Away and a Neighbor Took 1t.
Speaking about feuds," said John l..
HUMPHREYS of Tampa, Fla, II think
that the strangest, In its inception, is
one between two families in Marion
County, in our State. 1t came about
this way. You know in our State some
times land disappears during the night
and a man wakes up to find his gar
den great sinkhole. This Is, of course
due to the fact that Florida is built on
coral and not very substantially built
at that, especially in some of the in
terror counties. Harry Redding had a
nice patch of Irish potatoes. and Oliver
Vance, his neighbor, had what he called
a farm and near the house was a sink.
hole.
zone night Redding's potato patch
disappeared and the next morning he
had a nice large slnkhole filed with
water where his garden was. The same
night Vance, who had sinkhole when
he went to bed. woke up to find that
the hole was filled with dirt, In which
there seemed to be lot of pebbles
about the size Of mans fist. Natu"-
ally he was surprised, He examin"l
the pebbles to find them potatoes, - |
after calling the family up they GO 20
work and gathered in six bushels Of
potatoes ready for market.
That's where the trouble began.
Redding claimed that under the law
where a mans stock wanders on to the
premises of another. without his fault,
he can 60 after 1t. He argued that the
same doctrine applied to potatoes which
had wandering habits. For he was very
sure that the potatoes on the Vance
fSrm belonged to him. Vance and his
friends invoked another principle Of
law that a man owns his land from
heaven to hades and he refused to dig
up the potatoes for the benefit of his
neighbor.
"All that happened ten years ago."
continued Mr.. HUMPHREYS, "and the
Readings and the Vances are still
armed against each other. Two or three
skirmishes have taken place between
the parties and one of the Vance boys,
Is years old, was wounded by fire from
the enemy.
'They are never spoken to each other
since that eventful night ten years ago.
Lawyers and politicians have gone out
to help them settle their difficulties,
but they were obdurate, and IL the feud
grows for twenty years as 1t has al
ready Florida and Marion County will
have feud equal to the best that Ken
lucky has ever produced Denver Re
publican
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The Road Problem.

Good roads economic time and force
in travel and transportation of pro-
ducts.
Money expended in building good
roads should not be considered as a tax
but as an investment.
Good roads mean profit; bad roads
mean loss. Good roads possess a
money value as surely and certainly as
does any desirable commodity.
We do not reckon distances by miles
these days, but by hours. Bad roads
mean long hours for. transportation
loss of time. Good roads mean quick
nsportation-saving Of time.
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A Grim Jest.

None of the recorded brutalitleS -
Lord Braxf1eld approach In atroclty ~
jest with which Lord Kames senlen'.
to death Matthew Hay, an old lrlon''
with whom he had played numbers.
games of chess. When the verdic' y
guilty was returned against Maltne.'
Lord Kames cried, THAT'S checklna.
to you, Matthew" This judicial pea.
antry Lord Cockburn had from hol.
Hermand, who was one of the coun'
at the trial
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-. WGHT
to live with an eld a.'
brother who was o..
ganlst at one Of ~.
churches Of Tia
G e rm an city n
which he lived. Tia
brother gave Lesson.
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the excitement about?
Summer B0arder Nothing; Jus' =.
lynching. The man who wrote -.
folders describing this place Is coin'D'
down on the train Puck.