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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-14
Die s,ueitcJ cJrirnensknnferf.r,

Der ruffi34e @ebeimrat6 Jrieori9
b. Mertens, Der bon feiner Regierung
aum Nertreter bel Der osn,ndhit 3u>
iammentretenoen 6aaser 6rieoens=
tonferena Guserieben ift. bat eine
Runbreile nod Berlin, paris. 2onz
bon, Hom, Wien unb bem 9aag un@
ternpmmen, um nit ben betreffenben
Gabinetten Dus Programm Der Ronz
ferena su beipre6en. 9ie rufffhe
Negisrune, Der als 0eranlaferin Der
eriten, aonferena bic Snitiatipe auitebt.
bat einen gnttpurf ausarbeiten laifen,
Der bic allselneinen llmriile Der gu be-
banbelnoen Geeenitdnoe ansibt, obne
iia in einaelnen Beitimmunsen gu err
eeben, 10 Dab allen MG4ten 8elegena
beit segeben 1T, innerbalb bteies prD>
gramms ibre belonoeren Miini9e gum
Musorud gu bringen.
Nad3 porliegenben Mttbeilungen
iperben atpet @ruppen bon @egenitdnz
Sen sur8eratbung bprliseen. Ser eine
befebt i'm tpelentli9en in benienisen
ssrdeen, berengrleoiguns bic eriteaonz
ferena .als piinidensnertb einitim>
mig be5ei4net bat, obne felbit gu ibrer
@rlebiguns gu selansen. 6ier3u se=
bDren unter anOerem: bic Hedte uno
Bflihten ber Neutralen i'm Rriege;
eine ginieuns iiber bic Ginfiibrung iez
ipeiliser neuer 5ppen uno 8aliber pon
Marineseipebren unb Marinegei9iiBen
ourh bic einaelnen &eeierunsen; bic
llnperlebliafeit bes pripateigentbums
i'm Seetriese; Sic 5rase Der 8efdiez
bune BON 6dfen, 5tdoten uno Ort@
fdaften burd @eeitreittrdfte. Oie
atpeite 8ruppe Der @eseni itdnoe, aus
oenen iib Oas prosramm auiammenz
iebt, baiirt uuf Den praftiIden @rfabz
runeel1, bic felt Ser eriten &onferena
semudt iporoen iinb, tnsbefonoere
pdbreno bes rufiif6zjapanii6en ariez
aes. NGer AUDI Die @rf fabrungen. Die
he; eih5elnen Sdiebsseri9ten. 10 in
Der peneaolanifhen uno Der faliforniz
fhen Jrage, gelponnen tpuroe1L baben
pertbbnle slnresunssn eegeben. Gin
ipl1tiger Yuntt tpirb audi bie. sSrage
oes 0erbpts Ser fhipimmenoen Seez
minen iein, tpie iolde pdbrenb bes iaz
panifdzruliifden arieses auseeiebt
tpuroen, i'm S5ean trieben unb neuz
trale Oanpfer nit frieblihen pahaz
eieren in bie2uft f6leuberten unb perz
nthtetsn, oeren Gefabr auh Bis isBt
no9 niht sans beieitist 1T. Die 8onz
feren5 tpirb itcb auh nit Ser iiiOamez
ritanifhen Orago=Softrin gu be16dfz
tisen baben, Die SefretGr Noot bon
Der lebten par=ameritanii i9en aonfe=
ren5 an bieies internationale 5orum
pertpies.
Die aonferen5 ipirb iih. ipie 9err
b. Martens betont, bon Der 8ebanoz
lung attueuer pplitifder Sasesfragen,
Observation-Disclosures ufp., ftrens
fsrnbalten. ssbr 3iped lei nur ser,
nah MOglihfeit ollgelneine @runb=
Idbe fix Die He9tsperbIltniHe Der
arissfiibrune fir Die 46 Stuateu gu
formultren, bic i6re Sbeilnabms an
ben 8erathungen 5useiast baben. Die
a6riiitunssfrase, bic @nslanb in Den
WoroergrunO gu f9ieben beabiidtiste,
um Oeutfdlano 8erlesenbeiten gu be-
reiten, piro porausfi9tli9 auf Ser
aonferen5 nint our Sprad)e sebra9t
tperoen, oenn ipenn oiele aud Der JDrz
peruns bes 5rieoens getpibmet lit, 10
miro man fid bod oariiber tlar iein,
ba es persebene Miihe ipdre, ellie be-
5iisti4e Ibmaduns unter ben MGdz
ten berteiaufiibren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-14
6als- un0 Can0wirt6(6aQ.

mas fiiftert nan 3ier-
tanben2 3iertauben biirfen nur
leibtes, aber sutes 6utter, tpie Mei-
gen, @erfte, 8uhpei3en II. I. tp. be-
tpmmsn, 3nnft treten 0erfettuna, 9Mssrz
bauungsftSrunaen elm uno hie Ga,l@
ben tperben faul unD trdee. 9lls 3uz
Iabfutter fdnn Spratts patsntzS Sauz
benfntter nit 0ortbeil geaeben !perz
hen, aber niht als 6auptbeitanbthsil.
plGtteifen Don Roit 5u
retni9en. Dds belize pldtteiien
reibe man NIT Wa9s, Den18inan ettpds
Ro9fal3 beifiigen fann, ab nnb fabre
nit benz Gifen mebreremal iiber einen
tpollenen Qappen. Sin anberes Mlitz
tel, um bas plGtteifen bor Roit Su
Ihiiben, lift folgenbes: Man beitrei9t
baifefbe na1 @ebrau4 iebesmal nit
Wahs unb ipif9t es por benz pldtten
gut ab,
III bas Mnbrennen ber
Mil9 au berbiiten. barf bie<
felbe niemals in einem 9efdb, ipel<
DIES ponitGnbis troden mar, aufs
syeuer sefebt iperben, ionbern man
mub. Ii, ben Sopf, ben man gelpDhn~
licb gum Ro9en Der Wiil6 peripenbet.
iiets Waher sieben. bas man ielbf>
reOeno por Dem gingieBen ber Milh
ausleert. Gs geniist audi, bas 8efdb
por Dem sbto9en Der Mi!9 einfab
nit Waher aussuipiilen.
MIte perailbte ipeiBe> sSe=
0ern maht man ipieber brau9bar,
inpem man fie et,1ise Stunoen lang
in ni9t au itartem Setfenpoi1er
tpeidt, aus gutter 6ausieife, tpeldes
eripdrmt 1T. Damn trSfht man lie.
borin aus, inbem man tie bin unb ber
56iuentt, iiberipiilt iie nit reinem,
lrarmem Wai1er einmal, reiht iie auf
1aoen uno bdnst lie in bic Some.
Sier ipsroen iie permittels elmer tleiz
nen @ieBfanne nit laupormem @af=
Ter, mDglidft ununterbrpden, feudt
srbalten. Nah elmer 8letde BON
brei Biz feds Sasen 5eieen iid Die
Sebern blenbsno !peiB unb i6Dn
traus. Man fann Oem gum Nn=
feuAten bsnubten Waier in ben eriten
Sagsn auh Elm penig 5erpentinOl
nit Spiritus q She'll SerpentinDl
auF 3 Sbeile Spiritus) 5uleben, no@
our4 Der grfols mod fiderer unh
beHer miro,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-14

Bel {ofden W0aeln, ba bic n1angefnpt
Befieberung befonbers am 1lntertOrs
per in All reihliher Jiille liegt, bdB
Baud unb 8ruit fDrRlih tpie in Jett
gebiiIIt erfneinen, babel au9 bic 9dut
iblaff unb eeipiilermdben unansetlebt
lit. Durh entfpredenb gereselte Gr=
nGhrnng, namert!ih aber gdDer u1lD
@efieberz, beaiebungsipsife 9dutpflege
lpirb Der leBteren bic 5pannfrdft 5lls
rIdsegeben, iobab lie frdfttsen 6eberz.
ipuhs herportreibt. Sm entgegengez
feBten Jali. tpenn Der Bogel nldser If,
berlbt hie mdnaelbafte 8efieberung
nidt ansin auf GrI9laffuns Der 5aut.
Ionbern bes aan3en aOrpers. Ddnn
beibt es, burh frdftisite, INNER aber
natursemGbe 8erpflegung ben Wogel
in beKeren Grndbrunssitanb gu brin@
gen, ipdbrenb man nebenbei natiirlt9
gleidfalls Der @efieberpfleee entfprez
nenbe NufmerfIalnfeit autpenbet. Derz
artige @0gef befiebern ii9 bann gang
bon ielbit.
Sauhen bes RIees. Man
bort bGufis bic Brase. ob es ratbiam
1ei, angefamten Rlee i'm Winter NIT
Sau9e gu iiberfabren. Saude 1T
alerbinss Elm npraiiglider Diinger,
nidt nur fir alee. fonoern fir fat
ale Rulturpflanaen. sic entbdlt in
berporrasenbem MaBe bieienisen
Stoffe (aali, pbospborfdure unb
@tiditofD. ipelder bic pflanaen gu
ibrer eebeibliden gntpidluns bebiirs
fen, aud 1T lie in Der selOten 5orn1,
in Der iie barseboten pirb, fiir bic
pflan5en cine lei9t aufnebmbare
Nabruns = aber es lit bod @oriiht
beim Sauden seboten, tpeil ba, tpo
Sau9e in mdbiser Menge fid oufz
bdlt, bic pflan5en our4 lie setpiherz
maben ipegsebeiat, setDbtet tuerben.
Daber tbut man ippbl, ben Rlee nur
bann gu iau1en, ipenn cine leihte
@hneebede i'm i6iibenb bdlt. Mu4
1ollte Der Masen nur auf benz Nebenz
ader eeDffnet unb in 8epegung aeiebt
tperben. Wenn Der 9abn bes auf benz
8lee ite6enben Maeens bier seDffnet
ipirb, fdlt auf 9tanbitelle uno bepor
bic 3uetbiere benielben in 8epeguna
feben, supiel Der beiaenben Tlu1ilstelt
auf einen SLED unb tObtet bic banit
begoHenen Pflanaen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-14

Die m E i'm g 1nee.
Die Sbnsebede, bic auf ben sseIhern
aeraOe5u als DGrmefdub fir bic iunz
gen i'm 8oben liegenoen &simlinge
bient, ipirtt auf Sic Bdume nidt GIN
itig. Na9 itarfem S1nesfan tperoen
an thnen burh oen Oruf oes Ghrees
serabeau Wunoen perlirIa9t, beren
Ssilung man ppbl Bel ben geipDbnli=
fen Bdumen Dem Mirten Der Natur
ielbit iiberlai1en tann, BEL ben Sbftz
hGumen aber bp6 bur6 eieenen Sim
sriff befDroern mub. Ser iorg1ame
Sbf3iibter miro alfo i'm Dintsr ba=
rauT isin Musenmerf ridten miiiien,
uno bic Ratbfdldse, bie Wiesner i'm
Monatsblatt Oes 6eiiiltsn Sbitbau=
pereins nit Hiidli9t barauf ertbeilt,
iino Der 8eadtuns tpertb. Sc ldnser
eine iplde our6 S9neebrud er5sugts
Wunbe pffen bleibt, osfto i6le6ter
teripddit iie ipdter, uno penn bas
narunter !iegenbe 6olS erit einmal
eingetrodnet lit, 10 bleibt cine Narbe
beiteben,f Die cine S9dbigung bes
gansen 8aumes bebsutet, namentlid
ipenn iie nidt pereinaelt bleibt. gu
nd6it fomn1t es natiirlid ppr, bab
Neite infolse oes 9dneeoruds abbres
den, bic Damn gan5 entfernt iperoen
miifen, lporauf Die Nunoe lofort
fiinitlif gu idlieben 1T. &leinere,
fplitterige Wunben nliifen supor slatt
gefhnitten iperbsn. gei ibnen seniist
Elm 8eitreiden nit Baumbara. Bez
iiben Die Sdnitttpunoen eine srDbere
Nusoebnung, 10 peroen lie beiIer nit
Gtoffitreifen umtpidelt, Die porber
gut nit falten1, fliiiiigenl 8aumbara
beltri9en tporben iinD. Inter umz
lidnbsn lit AUDI bas 8si9niiren uno
Ghislen bes Werbanbes gu empfe6=
len. Die Wunoen pollitdnois abges
broGeusr 2lefe miifen glei1faIs Dor
Dem 0eritreiden nit 8uumtpa9s
iorsfaltie slatt seidnitten meroen,
Sinh 8dume, mas aub portommt,
our9 ben @9nee umaeOriidt uno
balb entipuraelt, 10 lniii1en lie ipieber
aufgeriftet ireroen, aber erIt na9
geIdneiouns Der serbrodenen oOer
abserihenen Wur5eln. &ann bas
Nufrihten niht glsih erfrlgen, 10
finb oie entblDbten Muraeln gum
Shub sessn broit fpfort nit Dung,
2aub ober grbe eiraubeden. Nuf
oieie Weiie fann manher Sbftbaum
erbalten bleiten, Der fonit unfeblbar
einseben ipiirOe.
RabInerben Der &ana=
:ienbDgel fann unter umitdnben
als Elm bebentli9es 3ei9en mangelz
baften Wobleins gelten. Sn Der Rez
gel aeigt ii4 bic 9aut 19innig, nit
Mbf4l ppunsen, 5ulpeilen tpobl gar
nit Shorf bebedt. Oa bat man benn
bic mani1isfa9iten Mittel angetpenbet,
um ben @eftebertpuhs ipieber berbor
5u brinsen; 10 Dinfeln nit perbiinnz
lem @lpaerin, milbem Sel ober aud
tpobl Mbrrbentinttur, ginreiben nit
9ubnereigelb unb Mnberes r1ebr. Mll
bergleihen lit aber iiberfliiiiig, fpenn
niht fhdblih. go tperben burA bdrz
sige 5infturen bic 0auptporen berz
tlebt unb burh ben @piritus Elm itarz
fer Mei5 herborgerufen. Sn pielen
sS1llen ergiebt bic RDrperunter{ununq
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-11

No empoye Of this paper shall be candidate Or work
IN favor Of any contestant.
Votes once deposited in ballot box cannot be trans
ferred . another.
postmasters' and Agents commissions are to be sus
pended during contest.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-11

Ne Contestant will be allowed "a take more than one
Of the Extra Special Prizes that may offer from time
% time.
fhe publishers not to tell whom anyone votes for
exoep. IN ease Of alleged error or rrcguarity
Each Contestant + requested 70 send as cabinet size
photograph Tor publication as soon convenient.
Make up your mind who YOU want to vote for before
coming 81 the Office O. the editor will positively not dnde
the matter FOR yon.
Contestants should keep list Of their votes turned n
each week, and see that Publishers figures verify H.
All Coupons shuuld he placed IN envelopes With names
q Contestants written plainly thereon
Free ~ Vote Coupons sill 4 published ID this paper
during INT 81 days 81 contest and BE voted without
cost for any Contestant.
An Awarding Committee Of three II the best business
men ere 70 e appointed g final count and dlstrbu
ton Of prizes
Contest % no, less than 30 days; the day 0f clos
Ing will be announced aboui thirty DAYS 10 advance
The Contest shall Gloss AZ / o'clock on the date 10 be
announced later Two weeks previous date Of closing
the Judges 90 take the ballot box carefully locked 81
scaled, - the bank announced where Il viii - kept %
table n front window during business hours and in the
vault At night until close Of Contest when tie Awarding
Committee takes charge and makes final count
During the last two weeks al voting must be- done In
the locked hux A the bank If secrecy In voting i de-
sod, place your cash subscriptions together with other
Votes aud Coupons, in Sealed Envelopes with name Of
Contestant on same and deposit IN Ballot Box Enve-
opes and Subscription Blanks will be furnished for this
purpose. The strict compliance with these rules gaaran
tees a fair and square deal 70 al concerned
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-11
RULES OF THE CONTEST

1-ANNOUNeEMENT-T Piano and Popular
Voting Contest will be conducted strictly honest bus
ness principles with perfect justice and fairness 70 all
concerned.
2.-PRfZES-'The first prize shall Be fine tirst class
piano. Of leading make, valued &c 800. Many other
valuable and useful prizes viii be given.
3-CANDIDATEs-Auy yonng lady, married OF SIM
gle IN this and adjoining counties n eligible 70 place n
the Contest The popular lady j. the who shall
receive the most to her shall be awarded the heaut
Fu Upright Piano Other candidates 20 receive their
choice Of prizes IN order according t0 their standing Of
votes
4-TIE IN Y0TES-In ease q tie n votes the
contestant having the largest number e subscription
votes will ho given The preference by the judges.
5.-CLAsSEs OF NOTES.-The votes are issued in
coupons of the following denominations
New Subscriptions 500 votes Tor 3 90
Renewal subscriptions 400 votes f0r Loo
Renewal. more than year 500 votes for LOO
Rack Subscriptions 100 votes for 100
General Advertising 800 votes for 20
lob Printing 200 votes Tor 100
5-vear Subscriptions 200 votes for 5.00
Right l. reserved to add additional classes Of votes
6.-GENERAL INsTRUCTIONs-Nam Of Con.
estanfs will be printed IN order according TO standing aud
the amount Of their published regularly after hrst
count IS made.
Votes will not bc allowed subscriptions at less than
regular price OF the paper.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-11
GIVING THEM AWAY
$500 PIANO

The merchants viuiia giving PRIZE votes 9Th
their feF item
k tie list foa thing
lbs daughter tie
eAst them Youfseifa oa once. Hello tfle girls
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
HURLED TO DEATH.
CAUGHT BY SLEEVE
Workman in Steel Plant
Turned Power On Too
Soon.

Arrangements for the funeral Of
Thomas Whalley. an expert mechanic,
who was instantly killed yesterday when
the sleeve Of his overcOat caught in the
cog wheel Of one Of the projvctile ma
chimes at the Firth-SteFliig steel plant,
at Giesboro Point. viii not be com
pleted today. Acting Coroner Glaze
brook gave a certificate OF accidental
death and the body was turned over TO
an undertaken yesterday afternoon.
When Whalley entered the plant yes
terday morning he discovered that an
unfinished projectiIe which he had left
on the machine the night before had
been removed. Thinking that the ma
chine might be out Of order. he turned
on the power before taking of MS over
coat.
His oYercoat sleeve caught In the cogs.
He was drawn into the machinery, and
the next instant was hurled into the air.
His head struck with terrific force on
the guard rail around the machine,
crushing his skull.
A number Of worlImen Witnessed
WbalIey's horrible death, but were IN
able to aid him. Rushing to his side,
they picked up his mangled body and
had 1t carried TO the mOrgue on the
Alexandria ferrybOat.
WhaHey was thirty-two years old and
lived at 1918 Georgia avenue southeast.
He was unmarried and was formerly
employed BY the company in Pittsburg.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
LAKE SUBMARINE
FOR GOVERNMENT
Must Pass Boards Inspec-
ton Before 1t Is
Accepted.
Electric Boat Company to
Construct Seven New
Torpedoes.

After conducting a strenuous night
with the NAN Department for several
months for a snare Of the contracts for
building the new feet Of nine submarine
boats for the navy, Simeon Lake. presi-
dent Of the Lake Torpedo Boat Com
pany. Of Newport News. has at last
been IN a way successful He viii be
allowed to build one Of the nine boats.
but the Government does not guarantee
to take 1t unless il shall prove itself
the equal Of any other such beat ia the
service at the time
Contracts for the construction OF
seven submarines. awards for which
were made some time ago TO the Elec-
trio TORPEDO Boat Company. OF New
York and Quincy. Mass. were signed to
day by by Secretary Metcalf. and at
the same time be notified the Lake Tor
Dedo Boat Company Of the department
decision finally to give it opportunity to
compete against ali others for the plac-
ing Of one OF its vessels. OF the Holland
type, in the naval service.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17

Treasury caused a big shake-up in the
standing OF the Departmental bowling
teams last Friday night. when it de-
feated the Aggies. boosting the Money
Counters from ninth TO sixth place and
pulling the Farmers down even with
the Navy Yard.
The set was unusual as the Treasury
had not up to that time been able to
win more than one game a set. while the
Aggles had not lost two out OF three
games to any team.
As the Commissioners and Interior
teams are both going strong, the race
promises to be a pretty one from now
on. with the Bureau the dark horse.
=O'Donneurs 247 mas been beaten for
nigh single game by Rice's 24s.
Field is still the league leader. al
though he has dropped on six points
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
KAISER RECEIVES
LONDON REPORTERS
Tells Them Their Power Is
Great and Beneficial to
Peace.

LONDON, Nov. 16-Harsh as the
Kaiser can be with disrespectful Ger
man editors. he knows how To make
himself agreeable to the press, and did
so TO a deputation of London newspaper
men who presented him with an address
at his embassy this afternoon.
Your power is great he said, DE
sides being beneficial when exerted TO
promote peace between nations. Your
address proves that you nave this duty
at heart. I am glad to meet you. and
hope you will continue TO foster friendly
feelings between England and Ger
many"
His majesty warned his visitors
against paying too much attention to
'-utterances Of excitable people in either
country"
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
GIANT CUNARDER
ON MAIDEN TRIP,
HAS $2O,OOO,OOO

LIVERPOOL, England, Me-. 1.-THE
rev Cunarder Mauretanla-a tribe larger
than even the Lusitania-saile6 this
evening on her maiden transatlantic
trip
She brings a full complement OF pas
sengers and 100000 in gold-more than
any ship ever carried before. The off,
GERS expect to reach Sandy Hook by
midnight Thursday. which will beat the
Lusitania's speed record. bUt they are
under strict orders not 70 attempt the
navigation Of the Ambrose channel until
daylight so the dock will not be reached
until Friday morning.
Il Is hoped the vessel will average
close to twenty-seven knots. Her bunk
ers are filled with picked coal, her
stokers are chosen men and Captain
Pritchard has instructions to push the
monster for all she is worth.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
MISS CURRY HAS POSITION
WITH CHARITY WORKERS

Mss II. Ida Curry, who has been
identified with the charities work Of the
District five years has accepted a posi-
ton with the Charities Aid Association
Of New York, as special agent to estab-
Ish IN the various counties of New York
States agencies. for the care Of Deepen
dent children.
Joseph II. Choate Is president OF the
organization and Homer Folks IS its
secretary.
Miss Curry viii leave fer New York
December /
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
Individual averages nine high men:
DRAF TING RULES
BY COMMISSION

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Nov. 16.-That no
sale Of players can be made during the
ten days Immediately preceding the
drafting season; that players sold by
one minor league club TO another must
report 10 their new club within three
DAYS after the sale, except in the case
Of a sale 20 a major league club. when
they may finish the season with the
miner club, is the new rule handed
down by the National Baseball Com
mission today.
The rule also states that when play
ers are sold ~ major league clubs to
minor league elrbs with an option OF
repurchase, tie option must be exer-
oised on August % of the same year and
the player must report with three days.
The sale Of a player with the option
OF repurchase by the same club more
than once is forbidden.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
Freshmen
MISSISSIPPI SOCIETY
HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING

Musical and literary numbers formed
the program at the meeting Of the Mis-
sissippi Society in Pythian Temple last
night
The song, Mississippi Coon" sung BY
q quartet Of children-Helen and Frank
Norris and Grace and Esther Johnson
was received with applause. This was
followed by Rotations by Helen Norris
Mrs J. E Cotton, and Miss Rose songs
by Miss Loretta Tunnah. and instru-
mental music by Miss Ruth Felter and
Miss Julia Mccormick J. w McCor-
mick presided. Refreshments were
served.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
EQUAL TO THE OCCASION.

The elder Sothern, the creator OF the
Lord Dundreary fame, was extremely
sensitive TO interruptions Of any sort
Seeing a man IN the act OF leaving his
box during the delivery of one OF the
actors best speech. as he shouted out:
iii. YOU. sir. do YOU know there is an
other act? The offender was equal To
the occasion, however. He turned TO the
actor and answered cheerfUlly: "Oh,
yes; that's why I'm going From the
ArgOnaut.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
BETTING LOCALIZED
BY TORONTO COURT

TORONTO. Ontario, Nov. 1.-THE con-
victlon of Bookmakers Herbert T. Mai
ley and P J. MOylett for conducting
betting at the Woodbine race course was
day
The appellants were convicted and
fined $50 by Magistrate Denison, VINO
held that the term keeping a common
betting house OF place" as defined in
the statute. covered their method of OBJ,
eratiOns. though they had neither tent
desk. nor stool but merely wandered
about the grounds.
This decision legaIizes the new form
of betting adopted this year at the
WoOdbine
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
BOWLING AVERAGES LAST WEEK RUN HIGH
Reserves e5un1p
To First Anonq
GP O. BoyLers
Three Teams in Close Fight
For Second Position.

The G., ?. O. Bowling League closed
its first Series on last Friday night and
the Reserves, by winning the last nine
games, jumped into first place.
Conroy passed Mccarthy for individ-
ual honors. Addison, Ct the Foundry,
made the remarkable score Of 1Ss with
out a strike. making Is in the first box
and II thereafter.
Sir Louis made top high game by roll
ing 2i9, followed by Wucsthon with 24l.
Conroy and Mccarthy are tied for high
number OF strikes. 50, and Brown.
Wuestho1 and Atkin are tied for tea
spare record, each having 20.
The following is a correct record up
to and Including last Friday nights
games:
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
A NATURE FAKER.

Have you any children?" demanded
the landlord.
Yes" replied the would-be tenant,
solmenly. ''six-all in the cemetery
Better there than here" said the
landlord. consOlingly; and proceeded to
execute the desired lease.
IN due time the children return from
the cemetery. whithr they had been
sent 20 play. but it was too late 20 an
nIIl the eontFact.-Pathhnder
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
NORTHERN LEADS
RAILWAY LEAGUE
SnellingS Remains at Top
of Individual Aver
ages.

Northern stn maintains a record Of
unbToken victories in the washington
Railway Relief Association Bowling
League, having won nine straight VIC
tories.
Smelling continues at the head Of the
individual scores. and Wynkoop, who
holds second. has a slightly higher aver
age than last week.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
ARKANSAS PFRS0NAI

Mrs. D. ". Byrne called at the den
lists the other day and had all her
upper teeth extracted, consequently she
is living on soup nowadays and has a
pretty badly Ewollen Western
Cowiey tKan.) item in Topeka State
Journal.