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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19
Girl SaUed from Death
in Remarkable Manner
Is Drawn Under mudscow When Launch Cap
sizes and Finally Bobs Into Empty Pocket
Where Astonished Deckhand Finds Her.

Sew York The most remarkable
escape from death D., drowuIus and
uunucaiIuu Zoo mud that ANY human
BEING probably haas ever experienced
was that of Miss Fannie bay. young
department store ompIoyo OF this city.
who VAS one Of q party OF oiFnt per
sons Zoo % nuphtha launch which was
carslzcd in the lower bay early the
other day
Three OF hcr companions were
swept To- the bottom. when the launch.
with disabled engines. was run into
BY a mud scow Miss bay had gone
down with the others. aud when moth.
INK wnB seen of be- FOR hours aftor
ward IL was reported she had met
death
Hut when tho mud scow had been
towod nearly to itB destination and
the deck hands were adjusting the
dumping apparatus at the bottom,
they were startled to ind 70 hand
aOmoly dressed young woman boo one
OF the pockets Miss day had been
literally Hcoopcd out OF tho water by
the dumping machinery which had
been lett open 1ftoi tho sc1w had
discharged itH laHi load 90 sea.
The party was returning from
Shoopghead bay. and. although u atn
gale was blowing and tho seas woro
running high am went well until tho
onrlnoa of the launch gave out An
night long the little craft dHficd help.
ioasly In the bay The women suffered
severely from the exposure When
daylight came % tug with two acuwB
In tow was seen making directly for
them They called loudly Tor holp.
but tho tug swept by aud apparently
they were not seen boy those ON board
so close did the tug run that the wind
drove the second Hcuw against me
launch ana caused n b. upset The
eight passengers were thrown into the
water. but tho tux dld not stop Three
OF the mon aud Miss Cook managed
10 get hold Of the upturucd launch.
and clung To It until other craft rcs.
cuod them
Miss Day when brought TO her home
In st. Nicholas avenue could not at
FIRST tell coherent story Of her ox
porloncoa
u went down deep, but finally camo
mp ever 30 slowly" said Miss Day.
4 was gaaplng Tor breath and kick.
INK with an my might and main.
Finally my head hit something. and
! could rise no more was ter.
Hbly frightened and although Il all
took place In an instant. II aoomed a
lifetime TO me. ! was half SUMO.
Gated but had presence Of mind
enough 10 feel along with my hands
over my head
Suddenly like cork bobbed up
In an open space For minute
did not dare 10 open my eyes. but
just floated calmly aud drew In long
hreatha Of air / know now what
drowning No.. aud the fcw minutes I
was pressed up against the bottom of
tho Hcow were the longest and most
terrible In my iifo
"Whon I dld look mp I was surprised
10 hnd ! WINS inside q wooden square
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19

total area which we can reach with
Our boats covers many thousand
mile.
co.on.su Work only When
They Are SO Inclined.
Tho climate is not changcublo. a
large. we'll selected library ~ at
our Disposal We always are naked.
therefore the heat does not AFFECT
us HpsIdes. uncooked foods do not
ar1Iuco thirst especially when one
hos the opportunity OF sea bathing
,t Aus time Mr Engelhardt IL most
tolerant toward those who hold differ.
emit opinions Physical work Is not
compulsory We work when We feel
Inclined The rest NJ the time we
mporIntcnd the operations OF the ma.
dives and do mental work. our lives
are characterized by the absence of
the hurry aud worry OF civilization
our colony o. conducted on commun.
.stIc lines. each colonlst becomes part
proprietor
The conditions for admission to the
sln order are, FIRST recommendation
1f two respectable. credible" persons
who are to be appreciated by the
leader OF the sun order" secondly. q
payment Of about $3.50 for such as
are able TO pay for less wealthy
PEOPLE corresponding to their prop.
uriy FOR poor fruit eaters nothing
Do he nrst line the sun order wants
men VI noble. excellent character: '
thirdly the disposition Of about $3.50
with the Imperial government at Her.
hertshoche In case OF their quitting
the colony Of having need OF the
money In emergency; fourth every
cuon.Bt must be frultarian. that 10,
ho must live on nuts and fruit. nfth.
a biographical sketch and photograph
urc required
Hope ls to Bring Forth
Perfect Race Of Men.
AN fruit eaters" observes Mr.
Enrelhardt. "can live permanent
naked lie Ike myself. Join nature In
every respect Magnificent sea and
sand baths complete the continual sun
and air baths In the best manner %
II has been thought by some OF the
unlnitIated public that marriage Is
forbidden at Kabakon; but, on the
contrary. family life is encouraged,
and IL is the hope OF the colony Ia
furnish u nucleus to the world OF
sane. honorable, healthy and pure
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19

Jones, on lowery morning:
What do you think. Jonesy? Think
I'd better take an umbrella?'
And Jones says:
Take an umbrella? Why. within
% minutes itll,ho raining blue. green
and purple pltchforks; and n you
haven't got a boiler iron umbrella with
lboam ribs youll be- spearcd to death
and then drowned. Sure you want an
umbrella
"Or suppose It had happened TO be
Robinson I asked; another man who
knows what he thinks, and Robinson
says
Umbrella? FOOLISH In 90 min.
utes it'lI be- clear as a bell All blue
sky.
Now Of course, Jones and Rob.
inson couldn't both be right. but I
would rather lug an umbrella useless.
d. following Jones, or get drcuched
following Roh.nsou-be led by man
who had q mind OF his own, and
wasn't afraid To- speak lt--than to
hear what ! would get from snibbly
10 asked him.
Better take an umbrella. hadn't
~ ] say 10 Snlbbly TO hear him
saying:
He-es, ] suppose Il would be
safer
"Snlbbly doesn't know what he
thinks about the weather, or about
anything else; and II he does know
what he thinks, he doesn't say IT,
lie sides with me- he thinks II would
be- safer.
81 like the man with a mind OF his
own, and he is, everywhere, the man
that makes the wheels go round"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19

minded mon. Married men with
their families are hence accorded an
especial welcome.
The sun order derives lts fair name
from the fact that It's members ven
erato the sun as the source Of all life,
"as the visibility Of an everlasting be-
ing OF love and wisdom We do not
Worship the sun after tho manner Of
the Parsees. who live In clothes and
AZ sunrise fall PROSTATE on their
knees on carpets and me mp their
voices TO heaven. We worship the sun
nv our daily life. by clotheslcss ok.
lstence In the full light and life of
tho tropical sun, nJurIshed by the
Fruits that are enriched by the vital
nv of the sunshine the sacred cocoa
nnts The sun, the cocoanut and the
man simply are different manifesto
lions OF the same life
Invalid In Civilizations
Has Become Strong Man,
Tho ultrnmodern conclusions whore
,t Air Fngolhardt has arrived regard.
inc human modes OF living he de
oI,r.s are not the result OF specula
Nan lint OF experiment lie himself
M been an invalid, and an Invalid
he remained until he foresook house
and Town. coat and shoe, and assumed
,he airy fashions OF primitive man
sind and adopted the diet of the Oar.
glnIan ancestors OF men, the merry
,,nnkevs. who banquet on cocoanuts
and banyans' ,-
Mr. Engelhardt was born in Nurem
,orr bavaria. His father was a man
ufaeturer. and most excellent man
uis mother was a hno woman. She
,avo him careful training He attend
ed the Latin school and gymnasium
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19

EItH.H Ia tbr new Eden.
600. O.U0. oT the sun has a.,,h
Ua.,f fHrH fhn srangest colon, .,
th. taco of tHp earth. colon, ,a
which aI 900 naked. an admit tho ann
IHn source uf 600 HE. and an subrig,
upon DnOuluuIa for they say tho ,,.
uumu. ia tho SUMS representative an
earth. the lifnEiyor the healer
spirit of Sol THE cocoa palm 90 tho
mother uf humanity, the sun "a us
creator
lH tHD Palm Thoator Of Pure Ma
tuH .ifn De- the seat of government of
lho International Colonial Empire of
Frm1Haulam. founded by the Order
Of the Sun. and there the naked bost.
Christians who until "a few month";
ago v0r1 clothes. worship the sun.
not aH god but as the givor on All
lifo and the healer of the sick.
Tropical Fruit In Rich
Profusion on the Island
The island of Kabakon Is In German
Nou Guinea and belongs 20 tho New
lauonhurg group which Is situated in
tho bismarck archipelago. between
New pommorn aud New Mecklenburr
II Is one milo from llcrbertshoehe. tho
scat OF the government. and half a
milo from Mloko. where there are
many largo warehouses filled with
many bad goodies from an the world
around Tor many hlg and little people
who have not yet adopted the simple
NE aud cUcoanuts Of Kabakon. Co.
coanutB arc donucd by Mr. Engcl.
hardt a0 tho idea. the spirit OF tho
sun constituted in plant form. and
they are the Cot par excellence Tor
the members of the order OF the Sun.
kabakou yields many cocoanuts and
many other sweets OF nature. II a. a
big cocoanut. banana and papaya
plantation OF 1000 trees. 1876 acres IN
size. with extraordinary fertility. and
bearing incidentally all the other IA.
nous tropical fruits. mangoos. bread.
stuns. pIncapplo8. oranges. lemons.
and has a good annual crop OF sweet
potatoes. too. yams. taron. sugar cane,
tanla nuts. galllp and other tropical
oddities
Lot as Join together In the tropics.
cries August Engelhardt founder Of
the order Of the SUM- OF the lntorna
tional Colonial Empire OF Fruitarlan
ism. and OF the Palm Temple Of Pur,
Natural Life, and purchaser and sol,
:
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19

aoyon o'clock was passing along
the deck Of the Hcow, and heard n
faint cry. I'm not much Of n believer
In 'nylng Dutchmon or any other sea
spooka. and ! thought I would look
10 see whore Il came from. I looked
along In the several pockets. aud when
got TO the torvHrd pocket. blow me
" | didn't see a nno looGiug young
woman hanging on 10 the bhdlo
ahAin OF tho door To the forward
pocket
There she was, aa unconcornod as
could be. with three bracelets on her
arm. her fingers full OF rings. and her
watch pinned to her breast Her
clothes were certainly sight You
know, We dump collar dirt, and a
woman can't come mp through that
stun and look decent
"Sho was perfectly conscious. and
I said Are you strong enough tu
take "a liner Right back camo. Ger
tWnly So I passed a rope down Ca
her. and she lcld ON TO that rope un
40 I could pull her up ON deck
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19

baltimore, Md.-Aiicr living for six
weeks Do a sewer a lat and greasy
hog was rescued by employees of the
city WUtrr department Il was Aug
@ that, with on others The hog was be-,
ing driven To "a slaughter house. pro
pautory to being put ON IN, local
meat stands In Fremont avenue il
broke away from les companions and
ran into q sewer Il was generally
thought that the hog would die or be-
killed hy sewer rats hut, ON the con.
trary Il thrlvod and when taken ont
to-day weighed IS pounds more than
when IL fell ia.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19

The business man was In trouble
He explained to his stonographer that
he got mp too late TO shave and catch
the train
You SEQ, he elucidated. Il got
some dirt In my watch and lost"
'Oh never mind, youH nnd Il In
time giggled the curleycue maker.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19
VIZ zz7Ezzz
E@,.5gt!:sI!zal
M~.H1 UNCLE BY


A dreamer Of dreams was TheophIius
krHuar.
A genius In ara but as poor as a mouse.
He ycaru,d and hc sighed aud he dli
something worse
Theophlius KrauHe-yos he did-wroto
Though hungry and clad in suit s.S
lie dreamed in the summer. he dreamed
in the cold
His castles we're airy and so was his
shack
And things Tor rhcophnus looked mighty
black
one day In the Fail AZ he dreamed meath
A beautiful dream Of q beautiful sea,
lie met uu by chance with "a maiden 30
fair
That Mr Krauscs dream well, It melted
Boz air.
lie sought and he woocd this new dream
Of the wood
And wrote Of her eyes In the mood that
Ho married the girl. did ThcophIius
Krnuao.
Ana carried her home In a dream TO his
hous"'
a dreamer OF dreams was Thcophllus
kruuaoH
4 genius Boo art but as poor as "a mouse
The honeymoon over this maid struck
her gait
Tho drcpmcr OF dreams then awokc t.
hIs Futc'
She smashed an bis dreams into small
HWithDrppuH.
She svorr that his verse wasn't worth
seven beans
And now he is toilng 10 every man
should
And ruIng the dream that he mot In
the wuOd'
MORAL.
a dreamer OF dreams should beware Of
Che curl
And the mIsDhicyous smile ot the sensible
Eirl
She markets hls dreams " they have a
sale price
And spends all 'N" money Tor gasllght
and ice.
If not. wilma .Iln. sturdy and curt
She husJlas hlI. Boo the street TO dig
dirt
An. dreamer of dreams. let mo whisper
10 you.
Beware lcrt O. wife put the hbosh on you'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19

Chicago Tom nne hurro OF
South American extraction. ana very
little the other evening
An he ala was TO consume a large
quantity OF alcoholic liquors. break up
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19

Henry Holtgrewe had charge OF
Hollgrowo's store this week while tho
latter was taking In the sights 10
Colorado. Missouri Exchange.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19

Binks-"He kissed h'r sub.rosal"
Winks-'The deuce you say: /
thought II was sub,nos ="
And It was then thot Binks hit him
with the brick.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19

a marriage ceremony demolish the
furniture In Potter Stcimbr.ch's saloon
AZ Ninety.third street and DroXol av
enuo, seriously lnluro two detectives
and then 30 20 sleep
The matter occurred ln this manner.
Lena swopaka and Michael Burlick
both residents OF South Chicago. de-
clded TO wed. The ceremony was per
formed by a Justice without incident
and Immediately afterward the bridal
paid adjourned TO the dance hail of
Mr.. stelmbrlch,
There was no lack of incident after
the arrival OF Mr. and Mrs BurllCk
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19

The absentmlndcd man who car.
riod downtown package containing
the dead body of a family cat and
totod it back again az night. only to
discover that somewhere ne had OK.
changed the remains for several
pounds Of fresh bccfstoak, has no
Kick coming on his Observation-Disclosures.
He should make business Of Il.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19

Alb NN'9 wealthy
We'll, the ice wagon stops before
their house every day. Houston
Post
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19

! never call at a railroad ONCE.
whore ! am met by an oniclous whip.
persnapper drawing Sl2 a week. with.
out mentally asking myself that old
question "Oh. why should the spirit
OF mortal be proud?' When a young
man walks into railroad ohico as an
employe he usually leaves his man.
n"rs and courtoousncss behind. Why?
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19
WITH A MIND OF HIS OWN.
The Sort Of Man That Mr.. stlqul,
Faneies Here Set Forth.

Il like a man with a mind OF his
own. said Mr.. stlggly. Right or
wrong. like man who knows what
he thinks. and who is not afraid to
speak Il.
Now, there's Jones. say to
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19

Some men are born pcsslmlsts. one
of them remarked the other day while
deprocatIng bad habits. II wish | could
have az the money that is spent In a
year for cigars" His friend. who Ia
truly philosophical. replied: "oh.
don't know, Bill. believe ia rather
have all the money that is not spent
for cigars"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19

Women are noble creatures. have
known suffering, fragile women TO re
member the cause Of humanity oven
unto her death bed whore she made
her husband promise never TO marry
again
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19

Don't bee afraid TO tread on other
peoples toes The man who Is smart
and Is afraid 10 jostlc his way into
the front row will find moro compctl.
ton In being nobody than In being
someone. The air is better at the top
too.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19

The average man cannot survive
more than one thousand intoxlcatlons
from liquor says an authority. lntox.
ications from love scarcely ever reach
anywhere near that number without
terminating fatally
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19

John d. Rockefeller is getting
mighty friendly. l trust II ia not be.
cause Christmas and the Christmas
tree ATE drawing near
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19

II Is better TO wake up on time in
the morning than TO build castles un.
Ill midnight and be late to work.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-19
BY the way

Think Of It first and do II befor,
the other fellow wakes up-that Il
success.
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bilolih oargeitelt meroen. 9as ae.
ihab. auf bas @ebeiB oes 8Dnias
uuroe oieies 8eiden Der union am
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