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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-08

teplenlem ZDIOdIll.
George Papapokolupus, 40 N.
Carpenter str, zostaI zastrzelony
przez Davida Rosenbauma, han
dlarza mebli p. n. 3I3 Milwaukee
ave. P. z kilku towarzyszami
przyszedl do. skiadu Rosenbau-
ma, kupowal ,jakies drobnostki
targujac sic, poklocii sic pobH
handlarzem, uderzeniem piesci
powalii go ma ziemie zaczaf 80
dusic. Rosenbaumowi udalo sic
wyjac kieszeni revolver: stree
liz do przeciwnika dwukrotnie
trafiajac 60 W glove, zabA na
miejscu, Towarzysze zastrzelo-
nego, kt6ry wkrotce miai sic po-
dobno ozenic, rozpierzchli sic.
Kiedy Rosenbaum chciai ucie--
ka6, schwytano go i aresztowa-
no
Drugie morderstwo popeinh
murzyn John Ewing, rozwiedzio-
ny re zona pred dwofla dniap'i.
PoszedI do mieszkania hiejakiet
| Cory Lewis. 522o La Sale str.s
gdzie jego iona sic. znajdowala-
zapukai, prosii, by jego iona wy
szla do niego. Zaledwie ia sic po,
jawila we drzwiach, strzelil do
niej cztery razy, poczem odszedl
powoli, grozac rewolwerem kaz-
demu, kogo spotkal, i znikl, MIN
nadeszia policya.
Niewyjasniona dotychczas jest
sprawa zamordowania policyanta
Smitha. Jako podejrzanego o po-
peinienie tego morderstwa aresz-
towano pred dwoma dniami Jo-
sepha Glasebrooka, ktorego po-
dobno kiedys slyszano odgrazs-
jacego sic, re zabije Smitha: ale
nbnozy sic coraz wiecej dowo-
dow, re jest niewinny z latwo-
scia udowodni swoje alibi.
z kol robotniczych.
Personal kolei elektrycznej
Aurora, Klgin and Chicago straj-
kowac hie bedzie. Ma konferen-
cyl, ktora sic W Chicago odbyss
w poniedzialek, ulozono pewna
podwyzke piac; wczoraj unioni-
sci ma SVEN zgromadzeniu W
Aurora ukiad przyjeli, urzedo-
wa umowa zostanie podpisana
dis popoludniu o godzinie 2.
Place podniosa sic wedle nowe
60 ukiadu o 10 do IS procentj
bedzie to kompanie kosztowalo
rocznie okolo $4,000. Podwyzka
dotyczy 100 ludzi, walna bedzie
luz Cd I lipca wstecz. Opro1
podwyzszenia plac, motorowi
konduktorzy otrzymaja takze in
he ulgi; rozklady jazdy TAX beds
uiozone, by pracowano tylko 10
godzin ma dobe, motorowi otrzy-
maja stollsi, poczekalnie beda o.
grzewane, a nieporozumienia za-
latwiaG bed; sadly polubowne.
mu SEQ.
Olbrzymi projekt.
Olbrzy1ni projekt wybudowa-
MIA wielkiego sp}awnego kanaiu,
}aczacego miasta Chicago z zatoks
meksykanska przybiera konkret-
niejsze juz formy. w dniach 4 g
pazdziernika br. odbedzie sic VI
Memphis, Tenn, kongres zwoiany
przez deep Waterway Associa-
ton, ma kt6ry przyrzekl przyby6
prezydent Roosevelt, wezms Y
MIN udzial gubernatorzy burmi-
stree re wszystkich stan6w intere
sowanych. Burmistrz Busse otrzy.
mai cd czlonka kongresu Lorimers
zaproszenie, by wyznaczyi komitet
$50 obywateli, kt6rzy m tym kou-
gresie reprezentowae beds miaste
Chicago.
Wykonanie projektu obejmowaS
bedzie, jak to Lorimer tl6maczyi
wczoraj burmistrzowi, diva wielkis
problema. Chodzi o uczynienie
sp}awna rzeki Illinois od Joliet "A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-08


czenie bytu Europejczykow W
miastach kraju Marokko, ukara-
ME winnych rzezi w Casablanca,
utworzenie W tenn miescie policyi
miedzynarodowej, oraz zaprowa-
dzenie wszelkich srodkow celem
utrzymania ladu spokoju ma
przyszlosc; przy tenn wszystkiem
ma bye jednak zachowana niepo-
dlegios6 panstwa suitana Marok
ka.
Petersburg, 8 sierpnia. - Car
Mikolaj powroci} ze swej wycie-
czki po Baltyku i re spotkania
ces. Wilhelmem. Zaprzeczaja tu-
tai poglosce o owej pozyczce 6S
milionow dolarow ma flote, ktora
miala bye wy}acznie W Niemczech
zbudowana, w zamian "a co Mem
cy| mialy pienDdzy dostarczyc.
Twierdza, re po pierwsze kwota
rzeczona by1aby "a mala jak ma
flote Rosyi, a powtore w kolach
miarodajnych petersburskich, CO.
raz powszechniej panuje przeko-
naaiA re wlasciwie Rosyi floty
ME 6etrzeba = wyjatkiem stat
k6wastrazniczych do peinienia
siuzbyna wybrzezach morskich.
BelfasA Irlandya, s sierpnia. -
Wskutek strajku policyi, istotnie
wybuchlego W tenn miescie, we
zwano wojsko do utrzymywania i
pilnowania porzadku W MEM. Mia
sto podzielono ma piec dystryk-
tow i kazdy oddano pod opieke
jednego pulku wojska; Cd chwili
zajecia miasta przez zolnierzy, pa
nuje w niem cisza, ktora ME ozna-
CA jeszcze kohca zaburzen, ale
raczej wr6zy ich wybuch W MEDIA
dalekiej przyszlosci.
Poznan, 8 sierpnia. - Onegdaj
wydarzy}a sic ma linii kolejowej
pomiedzy poznaniem a Toruniem
wielka katastrofa kolejowa: po-
ciag osobowy zderzy3 sic cieza-
rowym, idacym po tym samym to-
RE W przeciwnym kierunku, przy-
czem rozbite zostaiy obie lokomo-
tywy, try wagony pociagu oso-
bowego, z ktorego pasazerow zgi-
ne}o II os6b, dziesiec zas zosta}o
ciezko poranionych. Pomiedzy "a
bitymi znajduje sic pare wybit-
nych osobistosci Rosyi, bawia-
cych w podr6zy po Niemczech.
Paryz, 8 sierpnia. = MARCEL
Albert, byly przyw6dca strajku
winogrod9ikow francuskich zrezy-
gnowa1 z uczestnictwa w glow
nyrh zarzadzie organizacyi vino
grodnikow. Przyczyna jego rely
gnacyi jest to, re go wspoltowa-
rzysze wyszydzili i wyswistali,
kiedy po opuszczeniu wiezienia
wrocil do rodzinnej swej wioski.
Teheran, Persya, 8 sierpnia. -
Gwalty tureckie ma polnocno "a
chodniej granicy perskiej trwaja
dalej: oddziaI Turkow pail i nisz-
czy wsie i osady po stronie per-
skiej, morduje mieszkahcow i
porywa kobiety dzieci. w miej-
scowoSci Mevan, zanieszkanej
prawie wyiacznie przez chrzeScian
wymordowano 80 osob i zabrano
10 m3odych dziewczat. Turcy
ciagna w tyn zbojeckich pocho-
die ma miasto Urumiach, w kto-
rego caiym okregu panuje pani-
ka ogolnal
Rad perski poczyni} zarzadze-
mia celem ukarania tureckich ra-
busiow i wypedzenia ich z per-
skiego terytoryum, a nadto we
zwaf pomocy re strony Rosyi i
Anglii.
Havana, Kuba, 8 sierpnia. =
Ma wyspie tworzy sic silna or
ganizacya murzyhska pod pre-
wodem znanego polityka murzyh-
DLa1I. O,,,oJo I.lL.. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-08

Jezeli czas do spiacenia waszej hy-
poteki W banku sic zbliza, ME klopoc-
Gle sic o to, ale udajcie sic wprost do
Hattermana, a on wan udzieli novel
poayczki ma vase properta. 80
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06
COURT DECIDED
IN HIS FAVOR
Cooper Fought to Retain Formula Which
Has Made Fortune.
Among statements obtained recently

Among statements obtained recently
from users of this medicine that is
arousing such universal discussion is
one from Mrs. Emma Stanley, living
in Chicago, at 713 Washington Co.,e-
ward, who said: Perhaps l had the
most complicated case that Mr.. Cooper
had to deal with. / was troubled for
years with my stomach. | consulted
with doctors and took many patent
medicine preparations without result.
My stomach was in such a wretched
shape that I could not enjoy a meal
that | ate.
II was very nervous, and could
hardly sleep; | ha6 a roaring in my
ears and dancing spots before my eyes.
felt very bad and weak, Then there
was very sore spot at the pit of my
stomach that nearly set me wild.
Il heard about the Cooper medicine
and decided to try it. l used four bot
ties, and the improvement in my case
has been really wonderful. My nerves
have been quoted, and I am so much
improved that ] feel like a new wo-
man.
81 cannot say too much for these
wonderful remedies, for they have
made me we'll"
We sell the Cooper medicines
and consider them well worth a trial
by any one afflicted with chronic stom-
| acA trouble and its attendant diseases.
%. E. Davis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06

L. T. Cooper, the man who believes
that 80 per cent of all i'll health OF
this generation is caused by stomach
trouble. is fast winning national
faith in his theory. His claim is now
admitted by a surprising number of
people throughout the country, and he
is gaining new adherents every day.
While speaking of his success in a
recent interview, Mr.. Cooper said: Il
believed ten years ago that any one
who could produce a formula that
would thoroughly regulate the stom-
ach would have fortune. When !
got hold Of this formula | knew with.
in six months that | was right, and
that my fortune was made. / called
the medicine Cooper's New Discovery,
although l did not get up the formula.
have owned it, however, for over
three years. l have had one lawsuit
over it, which I won in the courts.
When 1t was settled The Cooper Medi-
cine Company became the only firm in
the world that can prepare the medi-
cine. The preparation has sold like
wildfire wherever introduced. AS |
have said before, it is successful sim
ply because it puts the stomach in
perfect shape, then nature does the
rest There are any number of com.
plants never before associated with
stomach trouble that the medicine has
alleviated in thousands of cases."
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06
How TO Tint Laces,

When one desires to color lace for
gown, procure a tube of oil paint the
color desired and squeeze 1t into Il cup
of gasoline and stir until dissolved.
Then pour into larger vessel. says
the New York Globe. Dip small
piece of the lace into 1t, and If too
deep add more gasoline until the shade
desired is obtained When IL is the
right color, put all the lace into II, take
out, shake gently and dry In the open
air When thoroughly dry, expose It
to the extreme heat for few minutes,
taking care of course that It is not
near a fire or blaze where 1t might ig-
mite. This exposure to the heat will
remove the odor of gasoline, Lace
which has been used and will not
wash well can be given this treatment
If first dry cleaned by being sprinkled
generously with fuller's earth. then
rolled mp and put away for n few days.
Upon taking out shake well and then
proceed with the Uniting as above.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06

Lloyd Grey met with painful ac-
cident while walking to his home. He
walked into an opening in bridge near
the Cook place, and fell against the
stone buttment, Gripping himself quite
badly.
A party of over twenty young
ladies gave surprise party to Miss
part of town, Thursday evening Re-
freshmentS 81 ere served and a hand
some golu bracelet was presented to her
as token of their esteem.
The way Chas. S. Slack & Co. are
selling hard coal surface burners. soft
coal hot blast heaters, and Elk coal or
wood steel oven ranges will convince
you they have the goods that please.
They give thirty days trial ON their
stoves and guarantee satisfaction to
their customers.
The largest haul of fish ever made
at a single time was taken from a
slough north of Prairie du Chen by
Boardman brothers, who took seven
and one-half tons of carp, buffalo ard
sheehhead. The present market price
of rough fish here is cents, and the
five hours work of four men will net
them over 81, 600.
During the past week the following
real estate sales have been made by the
Vernon County Land Co: John Griffin,
100 acres, to c. H.. Minshall. Tennes
Lavold, 100 acres, to James Cade; l.,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06

like to tell more of the south and its
progression and prospects. 1t is suf-
ficient to say that they have many
thrifty cities, hospitable people, are
endeavoring to forget the war and be-
come commercially strong But the
country districts are ten decades be-
hind the north in agricultural pursuits.
They are shiftless farmers, yearly TAX
ing from the soil and giving nothing in
return. The colored man is their de-
pendenee for all manner of toll. The
white farmer is roaring incompetent,
more shiftless if possible than his hated
brother of opposite color. Scarcely one
good farm rouse or outbuilding can be
recalled ii all our travels. The
people still occupy the board shantY or
log house with outside stone chimney
on either end. They pillow with one old
mule, merely scratching over the
ground, plant only one stalk of corn in
a hill, draw water from an open we'll
with a windlass, have few other than
rail fences. There is little cleanliness
or show of thrift about their farms or
plantations. The 4outh possesses all
the elements of soil, water, timber,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06

coal, climate, ample means of trans
portation, to make it sterling empire
in agriculture, but they need rejuvenat-
ing, and it occurs to me that northern
brains, Drawn and energy is necessary
to give them a wholesome start and
lessons in prosperity. o. G. M.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06
When You Shave Yourself.

Grinding his teeth, he muttered a
low oath.
81 don't know what's got into this
razor" he exclaimed. 1T won't cut
at all.
His wife gave little cry of amaze
ment.
"Why." she said, when l opened
that can of potted ham with it this
morning it was so sharp 1t nearly took
the end of my finger off, Exchange.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT
: Buy your bridge planks at Thayer'

Buy your bridge planks at Thayer's
III Mr.. and Mrs Sam Gore OF Viola.
spent part of last week visiting friends
in our city.
Mrs. o. B. Wyman left on Thurs
day evenings train for milwaukee, an4
will also visit with her daughter a.
Madison.
Mrs. Solfest Otteson returned II
Mason City, Iowa, yesterday after
visit to her old home and with her mum.
erous relatives and friends.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06

Ssndsmark, 40 acres in Wood county,
to w. J. Robinson. If you are in the
market for real estate this company
could probably supply your wants, as
they have properties of all sizes and in
almost any location you would wish.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06

have written perhaps too much of
war. battlAields, monuments, Gene
tcries. but it seems appropriate to the
oc ,asion that took US hence. Were
this article not already too long ! should
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-11-06

American Varieties the Best.
The British Fancier thinks that the
American varieties of fowls-the Rocks
and Wyandottes-are the best general
purpose fowls In existence.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27
1aufnarbtit In Dtr Anioa.
eaH jfHt eesaieasa arbsitsHssr eraHen uAe
ihrf DerMia.

eaH jaHt gssaieasa aEbsitsHssr eraaen uAe
TIRE 8sruis.
Rad bem genfusbureau in WaIbs
inston mar i'm Sabre 1900 bic &C.
fommt5abI Der Srauen i'm alter bon
16 unb msbr Sabren in ben Ser.
Stoaten (9llasia, Saipui unb bic iibers
fteii9en 8sfbuneen abeerednet) 23,s
485, ,559, barunter befanben Iid
4,833, $50, fpsIbe iid bura tbre sisene
arbeit ernGbrten. Don ben lebteren
paren bic meiitsn nod jung; 69.4
pro5ent paren unter 35 Sabren alt;
44.2 proSent unter %, 15.6 pre5ent
nod nidt 81; 15.9 proaent Doren
perbeiratbet, 17.7 prpsent paren
Wittpen, 1.3 prO5ent iparsn ssfdies
ben.
Die proasntdabl Der Gei9iebenen
entipribt ipabri9sinli9 nidt Der
@irili9isit, neil bas Gattum bes &C.
i9tebenieins ni9t INNER Sueessben
pirb. 9emertensp.rtb III aber, bab
bon Der 3abI Der @efditbenen 55.3
proaeHt ii9 gana obsr tbeilpeife felbit
srnGbrtsn. 9h 3nbI bsr Gruuen, bic
fir 2obn arbeiteten, bat ii9 in ben 20
Sdbren bon 1880 Bis 1900 mebr aIs
bsrbpppeIt; aud bat bic 3abl BET p.r>
betratbeien igrauen, bic I'm Sabre 1900
ibr Brot Ielbit eriparben, i'm @ersleid
aum Sabre 1890 bemerfensperth aus
genommen.
Sm Sabre 1900 tparen bic Srduen
unfer 303 grtDerbsSpsigeu nur tn 8
ni9t bertreten. Jiinf Srauen tparen
aIs Steusrlsuts anssii.lt, auf ben Gis
fenbabnsn tparen 10 aIs 9spGdmsi>
itertnnen, 81 ala 8remIerinnen. 7 als
2onbeutteure, As ais Gptomottpfiibs
rsrtnnsn unb Sei5srinnsn unb 26 ala
Wet9enite1erinnen etc. thdtte, 43 tpas
rem Drof9teututf9erinnen, 6 eripars
ben ibren unterbdIt I'm Beirut bes Gins
msrmannes, 2 in benz bss Dd9bsdsrs,
1856 in benz bes 9robf9miebeS. sos
bem Der Wafdinenbauer, 8 In BEN Der
8eFeImader. 81 befddftisten fin nit
Der Seritelluns bon 9olatoblen, Gots
unb RaIt unb IL NIT 8runnenbobren.
3pei Grauen funsirten aIs WOtor'
leuts. SAT- Elm @isrtel Der arbeitenber
Srauen Derridten bdusli9e @eiddfts,
456, ,405 Garmarbeit unb bon biefen
befinben fi9 96.8 proSent In ben @Siib.
ftaaten unb 361. .804 eebDren Der far.
bigen RaFe an. 2lls S6neiberinnen
ernGbren ii9 $685. IA. aIs 2ebrerinner
327, ,206, als D6f9erinnen 328.933,
I'm Jdrmbetrieb 307,706, als Sertil:
arbeiterinnen 231, ,458 unb als Saus:
bGItsrinnen unO 966innen 146,929.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27
8riefmDbci;.

Seit einieer 3eit iperben in Spus
Ion, Srdnfrei9, berfu9stpeiIe SeemDs
ben gum usberbrinsen bon 9rieffdufs
ten ii6er bas Meer anitdtt Der 8risfs
tauben pertpenbst. profeFor Ses
marqus, Der bds Qbridtsn Der MDpsn
unternOmmen bat. funbte fbrSlid 5tpei
folder 9oten bon Samdris bel Sous
Ion mad Der etpa % Wleilen melt ents
fernten SnIel Sle bu 2epont (Speri>
f9e Snfsln). Gin 8ogsl tpurbe unters
ipsss erfdOHsn. ben 5tpeiten bradte Elm
Slider Suriid, Der ibn auf einem Sell
fen i'm Meere nit einsm sebro9enen
Beine aufgefunben bate. profeFor
0smarqus lieb iid aber bur9 biefen
WiberfoIs ni9t obbnlten unb unters
nabm neue 8eriu9s. @r ersislts bei
ben fpdteren Grperimenten fsbr siins
itiee ReIultate.
Der erobe 8prtbeil bei Der 9erpens
buns Der Seem0pen fir ben Hadri9s
tenbienit lieet in bem llmftanbe. bub
biefe 80eel aud in benz itiirmiideitsn
@ettsr abeeisnost perben tDnnen.
8risftauben fIiesen in einem fol9en
Sale ni6t auf. Die Seem0be aber
fiirdtet ben fpiIbeIien Sturm ni9t unb
fam bel ibrer berporrassnbsn Sntellis
sen5 lei9t duseebilbet perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27

Die Gtttte slab be in
ReusnsIanb tn bteIlsi9t bic zines ee'
iptfen Diutam 8. SernaTb bon Oh
Sr9drb. We. Uas Bud III duss
f&IiebIi9 Der 9lufbepabruns bon 3sis
tunssausf9nittsn seipibmst. bic dlf
2lppenbieitissGdIIs geSus babtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27

Ste SGufer BON Riirn :
bsrg. Snterefantsn aufIdIub iiber
bas 2llter bsr Riirnberssr SGuIsr sibt
bic n@obnungsunterfudung. ipelds
bic Stabt Riirnbers bur9 ibre Bout
unb ibr itatiItii9es amt nit stlpa
$4,000 Mdrt Soften bat beranitaltsn
lafen. 0anad itummen bon ben 49,
545 SGuIern. bic Riirnbers CUR 3sit
Der llnteriu9uns bate, 1706 aus Der
3ett Dor benz II. Sabrbunbert dsbr
aIte 9duIer), 3537 aus benz II. unb
18. Sabrbunbert (alts SGuIer), 1857
dus benz 19. Sabrbunbert (nsue SGus
fer), 145 aus benz Sabre 1901. Sn
ben folsenben fiinf Sabren m6sen ipeis
ters 300 Sdufer erbaut pprben fsin.
Die 9etpobneraabl belGuft ii9 sessns
tpSrtis auf ettpas iibsr 100000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27

Dds bptI pirb mad surpp6ilhm pIant as-
Ititti. Bette sii6t, Iuftist 3immn, pTpmpts
SteituuHs. Die btfftn bitfstH unb tnipprtirtsn
GttT6uft unb prima GisnrTtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27

Don 81 ba III n a 6 8 us
| b q. Der Gar bat bic prGgune
elmer Dentmiinos CUR Grinnsruns an
bic Ianspierise Sabrt bsr rufiiideu
SIotte bon ben SGfeu Der Sftfee bis
in's Sapanif9s Meer anseorbnet. Die
Mebuiae folI in 8ron~, Silber uHb
Cob bsrseFeut tpsrbsu. @erlisben
tptrb fle etnem ieben, Der ben benttpiirs
bigen WeeresSus mitssma6t bat. uns
dbbdnsig bupon. OBJ fsin S9idIal\mit
9efuusenf9uft. llebereube ober Gls4t
enbiete. Gtns Sette Der Weboi1s iolI
bic abbilbuns Der Grbbatbtusel tras
zen; etne SdIonstnItnie auf ibr mar
tint ben Sus bon atbou na4 Sfus
ibimo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-27

yiitstisOsr Der Union Der EsIssrnpbiitsn
psrmieoeu lit.
Son Ssrtrstsrn Der Rssieruns unb
anssbli1 uub BON sroben @iienbabnssr
idaitsn Oss 98sitsus finO umfuiisnbsSOr'
isbrunssu sstrOfsu, nm rs6t3sitis sinsn
Munesl unSsiSmatsriul, Der iiH i'm lsstsn
8intsr iibsrull i'm Beitsn in isbr unan'
ssnsbmsr 8siis bsmerfbur mudts, uor3u'
beussn. Sect, wabrsno Der SOmmsr'
mOuats, iOtlsn in alien srDberen Stdo'
ten unb on Giisnbubnitationsn bsOsu'
tenbe 8orratbs on SOblen unsebauft
werSsn, onmit iis uon bort aus ie nna
SsbIriuiB pertuuft uno nnb BEN
OsitimmunssOrt befOrbert werben fOn-
nen.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-12-07
Secrets May Not Be Hidden.

Lord Esher, deputy governor Of
Windsor castle. is a confidential serv.
ant of the British crown, and was in
trusted with the selection from the
correspondence of Queen Victoria. Be-
sides this, at the instance Of King Ed
ward, he is busy framing an amend
ment to existing law concerning Off
cial secrets, which shall place strin-
gent restrictions on those retired serv-
ants Of the state who make copy and
money by writing books out of things
they have learned in the service
and, in fact, shall ''muzzle" these In
discreet gossips. And yet it remains
true. that word of Scripture that
Nothing is hidden that shall not be
made known"-and the archives Of
Simancas and the papyri of Egypt tel@
their stories.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-12-07
Saw the Commercial Side.

THE late Sir William Henry Per-
kin, the inventor of coal tar dye" said
a Philadelphia chemist, had sfngu-
larry lucid mind. l once heard him
talking about the missionary move
ment. Sir William had been for years
. warm supporter of this movement,
and he praised it highly; but he con-
demned certain phases of 1t, illustrat-
ing the phase he meant by quota
tion from a letter-a letter written by
the notable Capt. Davis to Secretary
Washington about the convention of
the Indians:
THE letter ran:
II these people (the Indians) were
once brought over to the Christian
faAh, they might soon be brought to
re1Ugh . more civilized kind Of life.
and be thereby induced to consume
greater quantities OF our coarser wool.
en- manufactures.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-12-07
kIrcHENErrE IS THE LATEST.
Up-to-Oate City Apartments Must 30
30 Supplied.

There is a great unsatisfied demand
at present for apartments and rooms
with kitchenettes.' said a woman real
estate agent who caters to tenants in
the theater and hotel district
"A real kitchenette is a perfectly ap-
pointed kitchen on small scale.
fitted rather prettily for the use
tenants rather than servants, wit
plenty Of light. ventilation, porcelai
sink and ice box. and provided with
drains, electric cooking apparatus and
fans, or else an up-to-date gas range.
But the average kitchenette that
one finds in the reconstructed dwell
ing Is merely a small room or else a
large cupboard and some means for
cooking.
"Kitchenetting is a good deal OF an
art, though and not so much of pic
mic as it seems. 1t does not go on Of
itself. for instance. but requires lit
tie thought and care and planning to
be q success. Chicago Journal.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-12-07
Missed the 1owpath.

There was a little girl, FIVE years old
or so, living in an inland town up the
state, according to the Philadelphia
Ledger Near her home there was no
river. nor, in fact, any water but the
Erie canal,
The childs mother made visit to
New York, and on her return was tell
ing of her trip down the bay, and OF
how wonderful the sea had looked to
her. Her little girl was listening
eagerly.
Tell me just what the sea is like,
mamma" she said
Her mother made an effort.
There's the beach, she said, all
smooth, white sand. You stand on 1t
and look out upon the ocean, and all
you can see is water, just moving wa.
ter, waves coming In and breaking
nothing but water and sky"
The child sat trying to picture it
then in an awed little whisper asked:
"Oh, mamma, isn't there tow.
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