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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-01
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yofo6omo a, %. 6ebruur.-Gic
Iopofjihen &rcu5er oEiutula" llno
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&ormittog bon bier mad Same3topr,
80, ab. Mortncminiiter 8tce-2(0mi-
raj Saito, ole N0mirGle 8oqo, S5to
uno S5noltpe, Der 6lottens2 ttta6e Der
omerifoniihen @eianoti6aft, 8ene.
rnlfoniul W}illcr mo pielc b0bere in=
panii6e 9eamten mobnten Der Nb.
INSTRUMENTATION bel. Ser &niicr
mo Der aronprin5 ld)idten Dem 2tO-
mirol N0jllin ipe3ieQe 9lbi6ic0sbot-
ldoften 0lrd lire Noiutonten oltf oo3
Slog9i6iif. Ser Yier lpor feItlidy
gel6mitft mo BON elmer groBelt
Wenidelmenge gefiillt, meld)c ij6
inocIien offer &lm0gebungen emf.
belt. 3lpci Gorpeoobootc, oeren. zines
cine Sape0e an 9oro bate, bcgleitete
Die arel3er bis on Die Ginfa6rt sur
Iotio 8oi.
0rob6ritonntcn'5 Slot,
tenbiioQet.
&onoon %. 6cbrllor. - Cine
6eltte 4bcn0 Dem Gorloment inter
brcitcte Mlitt6cillutg ii6cr bic @oroll=
ifIdQc iiir Die 6lotte fir oo5 Sis
foljobr 1907 bis 1908 5eigt Dob ser
9ou nelter Shlohti6iffe in oieieul
Sabre geluiliermaBen bon 0Cn Ont.
i6ciolmgen scr ndbiten @ooqer Iric-
0enS-Gonicrel5 abD0t9i8 iein ioQ.
,Sm T0lc n0mlid in Der Gollfcrcn}
cin NbfomHtcn 5miiden Ben Sccn10d)s
ten er5ielt miro, 10 lpiQ Gnglano mir
5pci S6lo6tidiffe bonn oGreo0-
noua6t-"Spp I'M nQGItcn Sabre
boltclL on0crnfollS ober Orei. Sic
&oronIhl0ge fir Die 6lotte belouien
Ii6 I'M @on}cn ollf $t52,212,0l5, no
BON $1O,5OO,O0O tilr Den 9Qlt neltcr
Shiffe 6eItimnrt iino. Nm /. Npril
miro @roBbritonnien flint SGloht,
if)iffe, iieben Eou5erfrcu3cr, odt Cor
pe0ojd9cr, iieb5ebn SorpeOobootc un0
}m0lf llntericebootc I'M 9olt boben.
&an6DfC'i dc @cmGlbe in
-, @enua cqueI trirt.
Nom, %. 6cbrlor. - Die NcQiez
rlut1 bot Die ScQucitrirmg oes Hc.
ties Der Goropfe'i6en @cmGl0c at.
QeorOnet nm ibren Gerfaitf an oo$
GuslonO 81 bintertrcibcn. Mcbrcrc
ioIdcr @cnlGl0e mltrOen befonntlid
unldngit BON Der Iomilie oe5 Wlar.
QltiS Gnttoneo on s. 8ierpont Otor-
gan perfouft, uno oericlbe ioQ Elm
g1te5 @eid0it babel 9enloht boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-01
@Dn Green Ban nadj Siaerp.

9tellc trolt20tlal1tt1de G0mpferltlle.
ipcl6c bic 6obrt um % StumNen
perfiir5cu iou.
ct. &o6nS, MS, 81. Ie6ruor.
- ,Sn ser acIcB9CbclOen GerIanmI.
llmg iblllg 4Srenlier Bono Die @enC1-
mi9ltnq zines Gontroftcs 5miider
Der Hegierr1g BON 9%tclliunOlono mlo
Den @crrcn Dds, aopitoliiten IN
2onoon mo EoriS, Dor, nod meldcnt
cine fllr5e tronSotlantiiNe 9ompier,
linic 5rpil6cn &iQern an Scr lpeltli=
den &iiItc bon Srlan0 uno @reen
Ban an scr SitfitItc BON 9teufun0.
Ian0, ge9riinbet meroen ioQ. 9todl
Dem Glan loll cine 5lpeiitilnoige 81
icnbobnfabrt qltrr burd oie aolonic
mad, FORT al Basque fiibrelt, BON 100
einc Gnnpf Sabre nit elmer 6obrges
idNuinoigfcit bon 20 &npten pro
Stun0e Die Epitldd)et un0 Die Yoi-
io0iere nod @oipe, Gue., I'M Som.
mcr, ltno nod Sponcn G.-9., i'm
@intcr beforocrt, Die @riinoer beS
EroiefteS bcbollpterL otf bicIer Sollr
miirbe man 30 Stunlocn gegen ieoe
onOcrc tron5atlantiide &oltte erlpos
rem. Gie Heqicrung BON Neuiunos
lono 6ebinGt iif ans, boB bas Ero-
Jeff inncrbol6 5luei Snbren in'S Sc.
ben qcrltfen iein mltB, p%ioriQenfollS
Die &olonic an Ben Scrtrog nid)t mel
ter gebunOen iein iou,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-01

piele Der impnrtirten }(rbtitet i6ein-
Dor fir sic iii0lihen 6ormer bergc-
broAt peroelt, tbotiddli0 o6er fri
Sen 9forOen beItinmt iino.
gcrfoIgun9 oe8 Ga6of2.
fruit ; miro ortgefatt.
5m @eiBen 6ouie gclangte man
in elmer Gonferen5 gil Dem 8eidluB.
Die Dor einigen Iogen in Nem-Dorf
eingelpitete gerihtIibe @erioIgung
Qegen ben EabotstruIt iort3uieten.
Cine 8efamtnlodung IN Oieiem
Sinne erfoIqtc nod Der Gonferenj,
on melber Ser 8Cneralampalt Bona.
porte, Senrp @. Gait aus Ncm-yorf,
Elm 8ruOer Oe8 &riegsicfrct6rs, mel
6er in Der Safc bisbcr Die Gegie=
rlttlg pcrtreten bat, 11n0 Senrp g.
Stinlion, Ser 0uu16e5nmpolt oe5 Iii0=
liden 3iItritt5 0 9tclp Yorf, t6eil.
gelommen Goben. Gle @S. Stimion
u1o Gait ~reiiten iofort nnd5 ser Gon-
ieren5 no0 Nem-2ort 5uriid. Sin-
ii6tlid Der 3ii9rlrng Ser So6e lit
an Die SteQe oe5 &errn Gait Serr
0tc9}epnoIoS Qetrctcn. Son feiner
Seite Wor in Grfo6rlng III bringcn,
iuelc9cr 9lrt ole mcitcrcn Sdrittc iein
lucr0cn.
ginger ermonG ro5eb.
Sn bem @ro5ciie gegen ben tribe
rem G%ommiiiGr oe5 @cncrol-2on0.
ants, 9in9er 6ermolt, mcgcn Scr.
nid)tung 0iientGider 2lften mrlBte Ser
frithcre @riuotiefretGr 0e3 9(1gefluas
ten elliott i. Soltgb, meitcr ii6er Ole
G%tr5cInbeiten oe5 olntliden @ez
l6~0ft@gon0e8 mtSiogcn uno nod ei-
niger 3cit crfGGrte Ser Gert6eioiQcr,
@crr Nortbington, er mer0e noduci.
len, COB felt % >5o6rcn ser @ebrolld,
bcItonO, DOB Ser Gommiiidr, menil er
ooS @cid6ItSlofol pcrlieB, ole Gopir.
biihcr fir feline peri0nliGcn 9ricf-
l6oftcn niittdbm. Gr lcitct 0aroltS
ob, BOP Scr GonlmiiiGr 0es Hedbt Qc.
bobt bo6e, mad 8eliebcn nit ben 9ii.
d]crlt 81 perfobren.
6leii6in petition.
9}a6 cincm Sem Experimentation
bollIc 6urd) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @ilfon
3u~gcion6ten 9erid)t iiber ocn 6(eiif-
inipefttonSOicnit iino inn rr5ltli, s(it-
quit un0 September 1906 9,683,OG6
Stiid g%eidllodtetes @icb inipisirt
lporoen uno i'm Sfto6er, 0obember
lln0 Ge3enlber 13,262,576. Nm t.1Sltli
1906 eritrefte ii6 Ole Snipeftion olf
154 Shlad)tbduier unb an 81. &c.
5enlber allf 641.
: q trio ouf ser 9cfieruno.
9tad ben Nngo6en zines 9ricfes
pom IL. 6ebrllor, lpclder ser bieiiQen
pcne5ltcldiiidc1 @eian0tidoft pom
StdotSicfretdr Or, Saul 5uge9anoen
lit Go6en sic Ner5tc cine gerlolte In.
ter'ltdun0 nit 6ent GrdiiOcnten So
1tro porgenommen ltn0 crrnittclt, ooB
er lid ollf Dem @c9e ser 9eiierl1ng
befi10et. 9ie Gpcrotior5lpunoe BELT
IN befrieoi9enoer @eiie. Gieie Nod.
rtdt Nient SIR 9eItdtigu1g ser telc-
0ropbiIfen Nodridten, pclbe Scr
@elanoti6oit Dor etlid)en Gagen 5lt-
gingen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-01
Yltf &nlfcr's Snur.

San 6ranciSco, %. 6ebrllor.
- Die It00tilfe Goli5ei lno cine 9ln.
5nbl Griuot0eteftips iuben bier nad
Dem perl6nlnoenen ShabmeiItcr
@illiom @alfer Don ser Sparbanf
in NerU-9rttoilL Gonn. Cine 5Gbrte
DeS SuIti5iliid)tlinaS, Der iiber $500
600 peruttrelt bat, iol naG San
Nrantisco filhren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-01

~
Ndbe BON &urbuL melde 0Q9 9tbIens
ben rtiiiider Gcritirfuugcn uotbpcn-
Dig mod)ten, erreIen bier 5lluebmen0e
9eiorgnib, pa Die ruiiiiden Streit-
frGfte in ser betreiienOen @cgeno ouf
Die unungGnglid, notbmenoigc 3obl
re0ll5irt moroen lin0 uno nidt I'M
StanOe Iein miIr0cn, einem QroBerell
2(uiitanoe sic SpiBe 81 bieten. GaS
9(ltamGrtige Mint peigert lid, cine
Oteiru1g iibcr Die eoentucll notblpen.
oi9en Sdritte SIT 0uBerrt, 10 lol9e
nidt8 NGberc5 ijber 6en Gburafter
ser Sen Hlliien 9egeniiber ltebcnoen
Sein0c betunnt lit.
it9lieoer
tiren
Petersburg %. Sebrltar. -
Sic e%rlpGblten Observation-Disclosures
BON Niid)ni 9topQoroo traten geitcrr
5ulummen unO cntluorien eillclt ener.
giidcn Erotelt Qegcn Die Erouinjiols
Dcrpoltlta,ote ans politIiden Grim
Den, lpie b%ebouptet miro, 0aS Silent
lthc llntcrltilBungsmerf onlGblid)
Der SlulgcrSnoth itort uto %bieieni9en
pcrfolAt meldc ireic SpciierGlmc
cr0fincn. @leiHc Erotelte meroen in
&alun crhobcu.
0tc W%icl0un0en aus Dem &llnQcra
uotb- @cbict inn @uufollls idllieBelt
MN Die 1iitrifte Mengrclio, 0lria,
Snlerittu 9)cli}nbctGpol uno Grlpot
cit. 3cihnumQeu perGcn bier peronz
Itoltct mo Die 3citungen bclprchcn
%ipItemotild) sic Gepcid)en, ueld1c Ole
Gr0finn9 bon Sllbifriptionen in
amerlfo ontilnoigett.
Sod feline Spur.
Petersburg, 28. 5ebruor. -
Gie Eoli5ei bat bis ber dud ni6t Die
g~ertngite Spur Des WfalllteS allf.
oeden tonnen, melder dtl Gtenitog
cine Solenmuitine Dor ben t%aiierli-
den 3ltg plQcirte, melder ben @roB.
f~ilritell NtfolallS Nifoloiemitid), Gen
Er1lioenten oeS Stats : Gertbeioi.
gutgsratbs bon G5arsfoie-S elo nod)
petersburg iiibren ioQte.
u ruieIige 9rohung Goi-
iuli's.
Son9er, %. Sebrlar. y Ser
Bandit Haiiuli, Ser nit ieinen an.
bongern in einent itarf befeiti9tcn
Eager int 0ebirge Den Hegierungs-
trnppen Srob bietet, bot DEM Slilton
If)riftlid) cine 0ruieIige Grobnng 5lt-
gelanot. Ser Observation-Disclosures
ld)reibt, Dob ct efltid)loIien iei. lein
5erItorteo @auS III 3inut ans Den
anchen oes Sllltans nno Ieliler Sol
oaten nell olf5ufiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-01
9ie neue Gnma.
tS6 MiigIir0cr ocriclgcn i!nO jctt
crmablt.

Gonititlltione(le Genlofroten boiien,
cine 1nlaBgebenoe Stellitng i'm
Farlanent ein5uBebmen. - ans
fIogen 9e9en sic Gropinjldlbebors
Oen bon Ail6ni Nob6oroo uno
aaion. - 0ieIel6en iinO angel.
li6 Dem 8erfe ser ltnteritiIbut9
III 0en bon &unger5llotD Dein1ge=
iud)ten 0iitriften binOerlid. -
Hoiiuli Orobt. - 2lbfobrt zines
japonii6cn @eiGmaoer5 BON
Yotobama na1 SameatoDn.
Petersburg, 2S. 6cbrltor. 49,
Gie 6cltte ans Der Nropin5 @Dotfa
unO Ser Stu0t 2o03 einaetroffcncn
Mo5lbcritbtc bringen sic 3obl Der er.
mdbIten Witglie0er Der Gumo olli
1856, mclde itd mie iolgt pertGeilen:
Wonordiltcn 80, Gtt0briiten unO Sc
mdGiGtc So, polniidc Notionalilten
10, IortIdrittier 90, GonititutIonelc
Gemofrotcn un6 &er6ijnoctc 81, Bor-
tel Ger 2infen t8S, @il0e t3. I'm,
ter Der Eortet ser 2inteu befinbcn
ii6 81 So5iolOentpfrotelJ 81 So3iol=
NeDollltioniiten, 4 Ro0ifale mo Elm
conititutioncller 9cmofrot, mclh2r
nit Ser 2infen Itimmcn miro.
Die conItitutioneQcu Gemofroten
bcbollpteL gcnllg 9(nbdngcr mnter
Den ni6t floiiifi5irtcn Mfitglieoern
Der Sinfen 5t boben, mn ibre 3abl
olti 1OS 5r 6ringen. Sic 6offelr, nit
Siilfe Ser Golen ln0 onoeren @emGs
Biatcn cine GcntrnnlSArlppe Don 10
bis 200 Otitglieoern ST Stanbe ST.
bringen. NltBer0em rcAncn lic olti
sic llnteritiibung Der 3G O~ftronilten
gc0en rnbifale GoridI01c. Tic Ho-
Oitoicn legcn iibrigena cine uerb0lt-
niBnl0Bio qcmdBiqte Stimnutnq al
ben Gag. Gos Sauptintereiie ridtet
iid) ollf Oos 9ilbget mo Die Sroge
iiber cin RECOMMENDATIONS Miniite.
rillm. Ter 6oliotism1l3 ser ertremcn
9eoftiondre bilOet, pie mon glallbt,
sic Qr0bte @efo6r, pcIhc cine buloi-
sc Aufloiltng 0ts 8orIoHentS berbei-
fithrcn fonntc. u.s. IA iti
'9'>' ~ .15fl5rrs
lie &G III pic IN sc tniiM am D.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10

-Mesdames Green and Henderson, national workers for the w. C. T. t.. will lecture at the Christian church Wednesday night at o'clock on "Temperance." They will arrive here tomorrow afternoon and be the guests of Mrs. I. W. Crawford and other la dies while here Al are invited to hear them.
 Robert Lynch, young white man from Humphrey, this county, was placed on trial in the Jefferson cir cult court today on chrage of mllr- der in the first degree. He is chars- ed with killing Tom Walls, negro at Humphrey some months ago.
 The Pythian Sisters will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon at O. clock at the Imperial-Juliet lodge room. ----------,--7-
 Jack Crowley, the well known Cotton Belt engineer. has entirely recovered from. -his recent illness He was crtacally i'll and his, friends will be glad to learn that he is able to be out-on the streets again. & - Trinity church choir is prepar- ing an elaborate program for the regular monthly song service to be given at the Trinity church Sunday night at 7:45 o'clock. In addition to the vested choir of twenty voices several other talented singrs will assist in the program, which prOmis- es to be one of the most delightful snog services heard in this city for some time The program will be publ shed later in the week
 The charge of defrauding a boarding house keeper, docketed against B. A. Murray, a former Transit company employe. in Jus tice Cheeks court Saturday, was dismissed Monday afternoon at the request of the complainant. Mrs. Jessie Goad. who refused to prose- cute Murray. The latter agreed to pay the board bill.
 -Grayton Kennard, the negro who was arrested here some weeks ago on charge of grand larceny being in possession of a horse about which he eolld give no exclamation. was yester,'ay bound over to the grand jury by JUseice Cheek. He later made a bond in the sum of $40. c. M Acklin, of Humphrey. 1 signed the paper
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10
MOTOR BOAT RACES
 IN FLORIDA

New York, Dec. 10.--Motor boat en- thusiasts from all over the country are gathering today at the national show of motor boats and accessories, which is now in full swing at Grand Central Palace Preparations will be completed during the week for the fourth anual motor boat races and carnival to be held on Lake Worth, Palm Beach, Fla, during the third week of March. The committee in charge of the Florida affair includes w. K. Vanderbilt, Jr., H. M Flagler, w. Gould Brokaw and many other we'll known men, and they are prom ising that the carnival will be .hn greatest of it's kind ever held in America, both from an aquatic and social standpoint. The entries, if the enthusiasm being shown by the mot or boatmen now here is any criterion, will be far greater in number and superior in quality to those in the last three southern regttas.
 As the crowning feature of the week at the Florida resort. the man agement announces that it will carry
 the carnival og Venice diea to a higher plans of spectacular attractive ness tha neyen was the case last winter, when beautiful Lake Worth was Illuminated from shore to shore with the most dazzling and beautiful fireworks display ever seen in Dixie.
 Il is thought that the date selected for the carnival and races, the third week in March, will result in a much larger attendance and more interest than was the case early this year. when the event occupied the week of January 29. While the entry blanks are just now being distributed the management has every assurance that the fastest motor boats in the world will be at Palm Beach, and it is very likely that existing records in many events will be broken.
 Commodore Edward J. Schroeder of the Motor Boat Club of America, will enter the fast flying Dixie, which de- feated all corners in the British mot Or boat races last summer. Commo- dorc Schroeder is especially anxious
 to complete his ownership of the splendid Sir Thomas DeWar shield, which the London baronet and for mer member of parliament presented to the Palm Beach Power Boat as sociation, and which must be won twice by the same boat to become the personal property of the winner. As Commodore Schroeder carried of the trophy last winter, he will make every effort to render his title clear at the March races. Other boats with great speed records will be seen iG opposition to the Dixie, and some of them will no doubt make the contest an exciting and interesting one.
 The Palm "Beach management has
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10


 recently had man in Paris and Londor advertising the tourn lmeut. and it is likely that as a result some of the crack foreign boats will be pit ted against the American built boats in the Florida contest. Arrangements are in progress with the owner of ;he "amphibious automobile" now on exhibition at the motor boat show to take his machine to Florida during the carnival. and it is probable that the duck motor car, which travels equally well on land or water, will be seen sllimming through the Palm Beach grounds and over the waters of Lake Worth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10

D W. Boyce devotes his time '1 ftnts
 -For sale-Shet,and pony, buggy and harness. Can be seen at Robin aon's stablas 12-G-3t
 For your Christmas dinner, Quality Fruit Cake, 4oc per pound; any size. The Qualify Shop. ii
 -LOST-One pair of diamond ear rings. Finder will return to he Graphic and receive reward of pf S25.
 For sale-A nrst-class grocery Btore with meat market connected. do- ing a good business. Must be sold Good reasons given Address M., care Graphic.
 Miss Helen Gutschlaf. the Ger man teacher at Miss Jones private school. who was critically i'll yester- day is much improved today.
 -InternatiOnal Brotherhood of Blacksmiths and Helpers Local No. ; will give their first annual ball on Wednesday, December n, at the Bluff Tlty Club Hall. 12.10-2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10

Lost, umbrella, with Elks h"1G on handle, sterling silver finish. II found deturn to W. D. Buckner SOP West Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10
NOTICE.

On and after the first day of Decem- Der l will discontinue my weekly and thirty day credit grocery business, my dry goods business having assumed such proportions that it requires my entire attention. The grocery business will be continued for cash only. I heartily thank my many friends for their past favors and hope that I can
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10
ROOM FOR RENT.

Nicely furnished front room in pri- yate family for rent. Board if desir- ed. IT. North Beech street. Mrs. Seymour. 12-13t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10

continue 10 serve them on basis. Respectfully yours,
 If W. F.. AIULLIKE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10
< NEW REMEDY.

Hercher's Corn and Bunion Salve; guaranteed to cure or your money re- funded. Sold by Chas. Hercher, 2107 East BarraQue, and by D. I. Mills & Co.,, 2o3 West Second. 11-24-2w
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-10
ATKINSON 8 SON
tA = ~ = . . = = = . = = . LOCAL AND oTHE ERWiSE. . . . . ! < . . : . . . . . :

D W. Boyce devotes his time t2 ftntS
Alaska sentinel., 1907-04-04
A Picked-Up Living.

A convict's complacent acceptance of life's possibilities is shown In a dialogue between the criminal ana Captain Spencer, senior missionary Of the English Church Army. To ques' ton of the captains as to what he did when out of prison, he replied:
 "Well, in spring does bit of pea picking, and In the summertime does a bit of fruitpicking, and in the autumn I does bit of hop-picking"
 "Oh!" said the captain. "What hap pens after that?"
 "Well, now, mister" replied the con vict, q may as we'll be honest, and tell you that in the winter time l does a bit of pocket-plcking!
 The missioner furrowed his brow In amazement, asking finally, And what happens thenT
 The convict answered laconically, "Why, here I am doing bit of oakum picking."
Alaska sentinel., 1907-04-04
Parted by Q Half Dollar.

In certain Denver church on Thanksgiving day a bright new half dollar was noticed in the aisle by T woman In one of the pews She was wondering how she'd get 1t, and, glanc- Ing around to see If her discovery had been noticed, she saw woman direct ly behind her looking at the coin. The first woman feared the second would "beat her to it," so she put her hand over her mouth and whispered:
 "How shall I get that half dollar I just dropped"
 You didn't drop that. I dropped It." replied the other.
 The women were both wondering how to get the half dollar when man came along with the contribution box. AS he offered her the box a woman across the aisle from the other two said to him:
 q just dropped a half dollar on the floor. Would you be So kind as to hand 1t to mel"
 The man picked 1t up and gave 1t to her. The other two women, although they are neighbors, haven't spoken to each other slnce.-Denver Post.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-04-04

An excellent lesson In finance Is set by the experience of the government with the silver peso, coined for use In the Philippine Islands. When first coined its face and bullion value were 50 cents, but silver has increased in value. and the peso Is worth e cents to-day as silver bullion. Consequently spectators in the islands are sending the coins to Hongkong to be melted, making a profit of 12 per cent on the transaction. The approaching disap- pearance of the coin from circulation illustrates what economists know as Gresham's law. Sir Thomas Gresham first called the attention of Queen Elizabeth to the fact that superior kind of currency has tendency to dis appear as soon as an inferior kind which will do the same work is intro duced, or when the bullion value of the
Alaska sentinel., 1907-04-04

"why don't you call to himr' she asked, with a faint suggestion of a smile twitching at the corners of her mouth.
 Because I've only got three minutes left, and I want no one here but you," he said, bluntly.
 In some queer way the moment of embarrassment had passed.
 Each felt 1t. Each understood
 "You must get in, slr," said the guard.
 Right you are, guard" said Robbie Seamore, almost cheerfully.
 'So you came out to see me off at this unearthly hour" he added, taking the girls two hands.
 "Yes, and wasn't in bed till 8 o'clock"
 It was amazingly easy to talk lightly now. Even separation is a small thing, when one understands.
 Officious porters were banging car riage doors.
 "I have signed contract for year, be said, in a crisp, decided way. At the end of that time I shall come back to you. Will you waltz"
 "Yes," she said, clearly and without hesitation. Il shall walt for you to come back"
 Then he took off his travelling cap and bent down.
 "you mnSt kiss ma au ha said
 She held up her lips, and her eyes, though wet, shone with happiness.
 "You were very wicked to let the thought of my money come between us," she whispered.
 The train gave a jerk and he sprans in.
 You must stand away now, miss, said the guard, kindly.
 He had gone.
 She stood on the platform, waving a handkerchief, until the train had turn. ed the bend and she could no longer see him.
 Then she turned away.
 Charley Duguid was standing there, with a look of quizzical amusement on hls good d.natured face.
 But he didn't tease her. He had too much tact. And she understood that he had kept away from the platform de- signedly.
 Shall I see you home?" he asked. No, thank you. should like to be quite alone" she replied. And again he understood.
 May 1 congratulate you?"
 She looked at him with glowing eyes. "Yes, you may congratulate me, and I must thank you," she said. Listen" A battalion of the Guards, setting out on route march, were passing the station, and the drums and fires were playing 'The Girl I Left Behind Me-
 Isn't 1t lovely old tune" she said. And her eyes filled with tears. Tt Is the incidental music" he re- piled, with a smile.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-04-04
Illness Thins Each Hair.

A Japanese physician has been con. ducting a series of experiments to as- certain whether the growth of the hu- man hair Is affected by serious illness --as is the case with the nails-and some seemingly remarkable results have been brought to light by his h. yestigations.
 He has discovered, for instance, that every serious Illness has a marked effect In diminishing the thickness of the individual hairs, and by micro scopic examinations he claims to be able to tell whether an illness has re- gently taken place and to give Its dura- ton.
 According to the theories of this Japanese doctor the illness has the effect of making the hair thinner along a part of it's length and the length of the thin portion indicates the length of time the patient has been Ill. It is suggested that this fact, If Its truth can be proved, may have importance In a question of Identification.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-04-04
2 THE : r.. INCIDENTAL MUSIC
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SCENE THE FIRST.

He tossed a collar box with surpris- ing accuracy from the chest of drawers into the capacious Gladstone that Lay on the bed, and whistled, Why Do They Call Me a Gibson Girl?"
 The collar box was followed by vari- ous other useful articles, and the "Gib- son Girl" shaded of almost impercepti- bly, into the National Anthem.
 Its the incidental music that l like" said his friend, who was smoking a pipe In the only armchair in the room, and resting his feet with amiable free dom on the dressing table.
 Robin Seamore, known to his friends as Robbie" started guiltily, switched off the National Anthem, and whistled the "Glbson Girl" with tremendous gusto.
 You'll be glad to get out of Eng land?' said the other.
 Rather"
 q wonder why?"
 MT. Seamore frowned. "I'm sick of frock coats and top hats" he said "I'm sick of London drawing rooms, and pre- tending to be a tremendous swell on