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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-01-25
DR.. JOSEPH H.
PEBBLES
shelbyvilIe
Dead.
Prominent
Physician

Special to the Herald.
SHELBYVILLE. Tenn, jar 1S.-Dr.
Joseph H. PEBBLES, prominent physi-
clan of Bedford county, died this
morning and will be buried in Shelby
vile tomorrow.
DIR. PEBBLES was first cousin OF the
late Rev. w. r. PEBBLES OF Maury
county.
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BUSY WEEK FOR
STATES SOLONS
MEMBERS WILL GET DOWN TO
HARD WORK TODAY.
GOV. PATrERsoN's MESSAGE

This Important Document Is Awaited
With Much Interest and Will be
Transmitted on Wednesday or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Assess
nient Bills.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-01-25
Bill Calls for $685. 900.

The total sum of the first gear call
ed for by the bill is $3,675,000-the
cost of starting the business. This
is profit from foreign postal services.
These subsidized lines will be able
to drive out of business the several
private and independent lines, which
hitherto have been able to maintain
themselves on the Pacific and on the
Atlantic,
Obviously, on this view of the mat
ter, our merchant marine Is not like
ly to get much benefit or augmenta-
ton, either in matter or in spirit. The
revival Of the old historic American
supremacy on the seas, as affecting
the mass of our beaple, is as remote
as ever, even Ii It be not still further
OF than ii was before.
As an illustration OF the political
tactics Of the moment. It may be ti0A.
ed that the Democrats today voted
for the original Or Gallinger bill.
thereby compelling the Republicans,
whose product. it was, to vote against
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-01-25
AT THE RACKET

YOU CAN ALWAYS GET The BEST At The LOWEST PRICE
the price
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-01-25
countenaneed Minor steal.

CountenanCeo Minor StedI.
Mr.. Cannon announced, to save the
Republican face. that he could not
countenance the wholesale robbery
which would be involved in It.; but
he was willing to countenance the
minor steal, which was insured by the
substitute measure.
Among the distinguished lobbyists
at the birth Of the new
subsidy infant we're Samuel 9ewell,
of Bath, Baine, and Field s. Pendle-
ton, of the Atlantic Carriers Associa-
ton. Both of the gentlemen win. of
course. accept the bill.
The bill will come up In the House
In about two weeks. under a rule, and
It's promoters profess to hope to Sc
cure the concurrence for 1t of the SEN
ate. But n would be a risk to accept
bets either way at this stage of the
The subject is abstruse,
ma, as | have indicated. many efe-
nents enter into its composition. On
v one thing seems reasonably assur-
I'd; and that is that the American
PEOPLE will be the last of those con.
,erned to derive any visible benefits /
rom the saotion.-Julian Haw- |
horne In New York American.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
Gnrdpacsansencr &aiiircr binterlieR
IefiSit upn $4,000.

canton .Sflo, TO- !fopenlber.
- u. :. MonfiL aoiiirer Der vWler'
dant3 0no Elontcrs 9ant," lit per.
idnu,ulocnl lnA es~heiBt, oaB Elm Se'
ii,it uol ctud $4,000 III ieincl
Med)nnacn entocdt moroen lit. Sanf-
Gcrunlinltor i. 3. Slnode fat Die
9(iioirM 0}t Hanf all lid qenonln'en.
lrltcr 0ru Attiua Der 9lntalt bc'lnnet
lib cine uidjt iidlcr NeIteIIte Note oea
&diIirrra Hnnfin i'm 9etrage nol
$31. 600, ilno !. Nnrrp 2gndl Silh
rer ciner 9lrbcitcr Organization,
id)uloet ser 9ont $1,000, obne lrs
ocn0 mclde SiAerbeit Nnii'r geItcllt
ST babcn. Iic Ealiiua lper0en I'M
@aMen aui $tl2,95O, 0ic 2!ttipo an
$55,Gto 9cid)GBt Dur $lOO III
Goar1elo miuoen pom snnf. GroInl'
notor pprgeIilnoen. !. $. Iurn III
5lm Oiolienfwator ser eln'tolt er-
nunut por6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
Srag0bie ani Der Gillairs Tarm.

l4bite Elnino $, 9IsO., 10. 9to.
Dcnbcr. ~ Sobu 9jorIin Ncuuultcr
Scr 0ilair-Sorm beo Hanoguta oeS
reitDen!Ecps sOorfer Gonuliiiouah1n0.
ler9 Fuul Is. Sbebal0. bc9ing bcute
rib Selbitmoro brh GrlhieBen
nohoem er Youl Is. [bcbulb, jun,
oen iiinaIten Soba ieineo Erin5ipul9
ourh eiIen SHitB ael0brlidD ueuplu.
oct bate. Ger &crmm0ctr, pelher
ullcin glllfid)IlB iibcr Den Nnrloll Qe-
Ten funn iii bellie 9!bruo beluuBtlp4,
je0odj begt mdl Spo1tnln9 uuT leiuc
8tncilmq. Die SonlIlIc pnr0c frilh
0}orQcn3 0urh 5meI misunderstanding
ans 0cm @blule 1eld)redt lmh luuo
sen iun0tn Haul ln!r elmer &llgcl i'm
Mppic btluuBtlp9 I'M Hrtt. Ter &er.
ualtcr lag, cbcllfoli3 0ltrd Den &npf
0Cid,oiien, ais 2cid)e chi Dem No0cl.
Man pernutbct, ooB Nlurliu, luc,tGr
30 Sabre ult par lln0 mchrtrc Sabre
III Gienitcn Der tSnnliiic Ibebolo &c
itanocn battc, bel Der Sllrbc nucl ucr-
ncintlihcn Ginbrcdcrl 0eu @opi per.
llr, ieincn illngen Serrn ucrmlnocic,
lmO Dob cr bierollf aus Mele Selbit
moro beAInG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
9Som NirigcWtrn eridDaIIcn.

Momc, 60, 10. 9toucmbcr. -
:. Dt. Sltop, Elm Giaarrcniobritalt,
mur0c bier upr oem o0cluno-Sotel"
pom u. -. Oiitthel, eInen Srheler.
Giriaentcn, crihoiien. 9InloB sit Der
0lutthot hattie i'm 2mtIe he3 Cages
cin Strcit 0lrilbcr ge8cbelL Dap
Sloop Dem &orn. Mitdeu por1emoriel
bate, cr lei IN 0ie 8aroeroben5inlnlcr
ser Iamen IN Dem 8otel eirgeorln'
gen. l,tilhcll CAB bier Sdiliie nllf
Sloup ab. uou bencn orei traien. Noo,
ser Ibat mllhte Diitbcli lhIeluli9'I
nus Der Sta0t aeifaiit meroen, i!nt
eiuer C5emultblt 1e1en i'm uor5llben'
cen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
Guoc oes &Gbuitrifcc anf Guba.

&opuuu 70. 9toucmbcr. - Der
Giicnbobuilrifc miro mabrltrinlid)
morNcn enocn @cldDGitSiilbrcr Orr
Don ser Ncreiuigtet Gilenbobn hat
cinen NorihlaQ 0emodt, mcIhcr no3'
li6er @ciic pon oen Strifern ouge.
nommclt lucr0cn miro. Die 9abn'
pcrmaltlm1 bemilliate cine 1clujlit
2ohnerbGMlnl, pcrWcigertc jcbod Die
3abllng Der Y0bne in omcrifoniihem
@eloe oDnc cine ud)titiinOi9c 9lrbcita'
5eit. 9hw lpcni0c Ser nmerlfanlIden
Stritcbrcdcr, uclhe Don Neu'Dort
onl 7. Gftobcr bier antonlclL nerblel'
ben bier. Die 3iige lnlien fult Iobr
plunnGBil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
Ueid]lDiicnc Sbiiren.

Gaglc Y 4 Is. Ser, 10. 9'op. -
.Gic bieligc o9rite 9sationalbont"
id)Iob gcItcrn oui 2lnorom,ng oe2
Tirrft0rIllnla iGrc lbiiren llno mtro(
ci.!rnt geraninator il6ertragen. IS
iunr ibr nitbt nloglidl oos notblpen'
0igc @a1rDelo 1ur 6ortleBlmB Der
Beid)dftr 81, crlnngen. Gie Gcpoitel,
bctroJrn chua $4,000, oos 9lttierl.
fopitaI $4,000 uno Der llebcrldbuI,
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
Baltimore, Wo, Monas ben II. Nouembcr 1907

StoatSbonfeu lmo Erltt Gompu0
nieu III 9tutionalbattteu uno ein @e.
iee, meldes nllen ilteritlatlibcu Ser.
fcbrS 9liioeiatonen ucrbietct. 9[ftien
elmer onoeren Corporation 81 beHbcn
Ser ErGihent mahte lcmem @ciuher
oaa Compliment, ouB i'm bie Goy.
'hIGge oeiielben olli etlidc ncuc \Soeen
gebradDt bdtteL OoB cr 0ieielbeu nGher
priiiCu mo cpenhlcIlc pcrluen0cn
lNrrnp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
g9anbmure bei Jobnstoluu,

&ohnatomn IA. 10. 9iou. -
9Spu. Cline, Gin anNciclcner @iirQer
pon @oIipnr, H1bc bier. uuror bcutr
cine tllrSc Strcde ppu 02,l crlpGbntcl
StGoibru ais Scihe Gllf ciucnl 6cI0e
QcilmoCn. Gr mar 0Hrf Mcbrerc
SdiilIc nieoergeItrectt lpcr0cg, lu0
Die llmItin0c oeltcn an 0di} cr 0eipc-
rat nm iein Scbeu AefGnpit blttc.
Nrrnuthlich lirAt cil RlnbmorO uor,
0cmn Cline ioll cine 1rubc Sunne
Wcloca, mcId)e cr 0luh 02l &crtallI
cincr SGarnilb!e Ndiit baftc. botte
bcl lid) Attr19Cu babcu. ArlN tSclo
mror 6ci Gcm Sooicn rnrGriNnhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
Iu cualiidjen 8cluaiI fern.

lei HGlQDt unNrIonlnIcn. - ltnuct
itUmt, NpIucrtlMA be3 9cfeb!@z
baber3 oe3 briiiidlen @reu5crA".
iAlua0cys QcriiAt
9on0uu, 10. Nobember. - &uI,
ler @ilhcIm mo 8cnu0bllL lucld)c
lpUt om Nrcitua Abcn0 nit NroBC.l
WcfoIQc uoH Berlin nbreIten lang.
len lcitcrn in GliilinNcn nlL no lie
lolort Die >S0dt oNo0cn6ollcrn" be.
ltieNcn, luclhe BON Cincnl rnOlIlhen
Ncihlpn0cr iiber 0cn aunoI cStortirt
lN0 lnorJcn (Aiontod) friIb st
Fortanoutb nnIungen miro. VeI Ger
9lbiubrt 0c@. S,crti0Cr1puarc@ uol
Berlin bate lid), pbQlcit Ole EOtlttcr,
nndt uUbe mar, nit oCn !Qtlnlltrrn,
ser GtcncruIt0t. ncn WtitaIic0ern Der
britiIdcu Notid)ait rm0 sen SpiBeH
ser itUhtIlMrn @chGr0cn cine rieligc
NtcnId)cutcnge unl 9nbnbol pcrIam.
melt. mel6e inlncr mtcocr III brulls
lenoc S5ohulie nlt3broh. Ger Mniicr
crfrcute ldl lihtlid) ser beittn 0c.
ilm0beit lul0 unterbielt iid, c6c II
ocn ,3lIg beitic2, i'll scr alf1cralunte.
ltcn Nciic NIT ieincln }lucitjiinNiten
Spbuc. bGn Eriu5cn Cofor luo oenr
NcihStnBIer Shirt Dillon
Sic &on0oncr 9cbGr0cn lin0 be
iorgt. oob sic So}ioIiittu mo anOc.
rcn Q&iIbIbnbcr bclm Gin5uN &oilcr
MilbClm'9 om Wflttmod) cine Ies
monItrntion pcronIt0ltCn mcroen,
Cos So}IoIiItcnblntt Suffice" Ior.
oertc III lcincr aellrI1cl Hlnadobc lcillc
Srlcr 0ircft nuI, Ocn 0uilcr nit 81.
ld)rn, GcllIen mo an0crcn io5aliIti,
ld)cr vIt0tlmosbcjcl1un0cn" 5u ent'
pfon0cn Ter &oiier lit baroui an.
gcblif gcioBt.
(Spdtcr.) - Iic Nolicriadt $50.
benjollcrn," lpcld)e belte 9to1t IN Der
Sonooun.9ni, ,SnieI @iqbt, eiulolt,
fcn Iolltc lit O1r6 Olhten 9tebel ulf.
gcbaItcn uor0en uno 9ing nit ocn
9rcujern, lucldc lie cSfortlren, nlti
ser 'S0be bon Sellea.0iQ Dor 9lnfer.
Sin o,bcrQCuobuIihcr 3luiiheniall
miro I'M 3uiunlnlenbang nit Dem De,
ltdc 6cS aoilcra 9cnleloet, 0olo nod)
bcn fiir5Iiden Otonopern hea &anal-
9e'dinaher5 ertheilte nGnllid bic bri.
tiide N0niroIitdt 9efebl, ooa eritc
arelBer9eidun0er 81 G6ren oe3 ocilt.
cbcl &uiicr2 ncn nn5uitrcidcn mo
in Stan6 81 leeen. Cir FertD Scott,
9cfcllahubcr 0c9 Wcihunocrs, ihidtr
bolO noh 0cm Gintrcffen oicie8 @e,
fcbla iol0cnOeS SignaI an ]mci ieiner
Sdiifc:
u9|lrltrcderci lNeint jest mcbr 81
gclten ais gltcs SdeBcn, aomnlt
oober iriib5eitia 9clulg berein, mr
Glld) lilr ben s. O. lPta. rcdt bitbid)
III idnliidcn."
9lomirul 2orb Charles Ncrcaior0
uieoerbolt IN cinenI WeucroIbcicbl an
Die 6Iotte ocn Yciebl gum Neuunitrci,
den scr SdiIIc uno erlpGbnt babel
Cir EerrD Scott'Q Sionol ais I'M
per1cbtlIdcn Conc 0ebnltcn unb ais
cinen GcrItoB geAcn Die Suboroino.
ton, Sir EcrtU crbirlt DlcittBeitio
9efcbl, bos SiNnnI ans Den Sogbii-
hcrn itrcihct 5u Ioiicn. 9luBeroenl
pnrocn Sir Ecrcp 1no icin Stob ont
lcbtcn tSrcitoQ oui Aonirol 9erea.
ioro'9 6lo09lhiii 0erlIien mo crbiel
ten einen peri0nliten ]iiIiiel. Die ri.
'oirc ocrlulud)ic Nritiir5unB oli Der
,Slotte rno 6ilritc }ur 9lbooutln9 Cir
Eercp Scott'S iiibrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
@eue @oridylage Hbcr GurpOrat'Ons
JiefDrm.

ibingtnn :. G. 10. 9top.
Gil1en y. 9tlliing cin 2lmuaIt
alt5 Chicago uno orei SATIRE llnJ
4r1iioent Ger Oortigen @iir1cr.9llio-
ciatiolt mar geitern beim NrdliOen'
ten. I'M oenlielben ieine 2lnItdten
iiber Corporations Neiorlnen 3ll lll-
terbreiten. Seine 0oridldgc umlli.
iell llntcr !lnoerem llnlpauoling aller
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
! obn @ulG fiir6tct tein

S Il d Il lol II.
NOON, 10. Nopcnbcr 49, Del NJ
Gclhtdbl gclegcntlid) Der ,5cier oeS
t5cblrtotogc5 bc9 Aoni19 III @uilo,
bali belt Cir Sobn U. Slider, Sc.
nlors4 4onlirulit1ts.|oro lno gl0nlirol
DER 6lottc, cine 1c0c, oercu ShIllBs
Uortc lallteten:
oIn3 3iel Scr glonirulit1t iuor,
j(Oer5elt geriiltet 81 leIu, lluo oa5 bo,
ben luir erraihi. 2oiicn Sic iih nidt
0lrh ben Fopuuj einer >SnUolion ms
Vodaborn jagel. Otun fonnte ebcn-
logut 0opon lpreGen. Die ct. ct.
Faulssa atbeorale auf einen Bennp.
1anlpler 5u looen ais Don Der 2on.
Ouna bon 100000 oeuti6eu Solooten
III elmer >5nuolion IN GnGlan0."
Cir Sobn'a Me0e beoeutete cine 9lb
rchr Der filr5Iih pon peridieoeuen
Selten gegen Die tSIotte aerihtetell
@orluilric 0r ipic3 oorultI bin ouB
bel Den lebten DtnnGpcru III Der Noro-
ice iebSrno5non5i9 Der itoniten
Sdladtidiiie Der Mclt uno ie6Suno.
}lpan5ig &relBer pcriommelt gepeien
pnren. picIc Der arelBer jeocnt
SdIabtidifi oe3 9lu9Iuuoe5 iiberle.
0Cn llno ielbIt oieie qroBe 6lotte re.
pr0ientirte nur eincn gruhtbeil ser
Ilottennla6t Gn0luno'a. Die 9lrtil.
lcrie luo Die 9lftion9iGbigreit Der eng.
------------ - ---rtt.s49t l-----------------
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blbtIlrite uui Guba beenoet.
9tcm Norf, 10. Topcmber

9tem })ort. 10. Nopcmber -
Grr iinln5ielle 0innnel bat ltb nab
ren0 Der peraanQenen Wode erbeblldl
oetl0rt, oblpobl nod inner etlIde
Suntle &oIfcn an ibnl itcbcll. Die
porhcr9cbenOc Sode idlob nit Der
belrnrubilenbcn 9lntiln0iauna oaB
Die HCierpe Der 9tem.2orfer @anten
troB alter oiilic Ser 9lmoearcglcrimd
I'M $30,000.O0O uerIlin0ert por0cn
ipar, llno on Die Neaierllng cine 1alt
oleid hobc Slunme hicrbcr 1eld)Idt
bate, 10 mar cin @ciaultperIllit uon
cirfa $G0,0O0,OO0 3lt conItatlrcn,
Ger gcltriac Huntalalpci9 0lcbt Der
Snd,lllc icoot cine QilnItigere ,S0r.
bune. @abrcnb 0criclbc cine non1l,
nelle 9lbnabmc al crIor0ertcn Helcrs
pen I'M 9ctrdgc pon $l3, 500
icigt, iitb ilber 5nci lrittcl oIclcr
Hebuftion ullf Gonto ser HclerpcsGr.
iorocrniiie 5t ihreibel ruclhe Onrh
3unabmc ser Tepoliten 0rrh llebers
nabmc pon 9lnleiben bon ocn Srults
Gonlpaonicn icitcn$ ser 9nnfcn ett.
1tnnocn. llcberoies iii Der thatluh
Ihe NalrpcrluIt uon Sl313,OOO 0em
SpIteln 0ca OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iilr
Die gauge @Dhe 5u5llidrelbcn, enl.
ihlieBIidl mcbrerer Gage uor Ser 9tn'
hunit 0co llellen @uloeS. Wcnl ltd)
oic TerbGltnIlIe in ser Gcllte beAon=
ncnem ySodje nid)t ll1ermartet llngllts
Ilia 1cltaltcn 10 miro Die 9lnfllnit mei-
teren @nl0eS Den 9anrperlult ser leb.
ten gSohe mebr ais ocfcl lmo cincn
oiinllilcn 9lnsmcis binIiftlid) Der Ne
icrpc iir nddNtcu Sunitog crnlogs
lid)en. lleber $25, 100000 III 8olo
lino 5ur 3cit oui Dem @e9e ilber'a
Meer, uno feline mcitercu Su9pcnlios
nCn ooer 1SaIlnncnte iino III 9terrsDorf
5lt iiirhtCu N1brcno Der pcrganNc'
ncn Node lpurocn 239 tSnllilnente in
2anoc gelneloet, 1egen 2G2, relp.
273 il ben bei0ell Moden porber.
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Gine G6nigsfrone fir Glooieuelt.

Nuu 2lrbor, Dtih., 10. 9tou. -
gSGbreno cincr Gr0rterin9 Der Gorpo'
roiionsirogc Dor elmer alolie befilrs
iuortete Froi. NSoicpb S. Grate, Seb'
rer Ocs r0luiiArn Hehts al Der llnl-
periitGt, allen GruItes, oen Brolloells
ten lbeooorc 9iooIepelt ais &onlg Der
Ser. Stauten 3u fr0nen Ger 8elebrtc
erflortc Die 9lni0aben Dor melhe Die
9totion iid) 5ltr 3eit geIteut iebe,fonl'
ten Don ibr iclbit in pielen SSobrcn
nid)t oel0it mer0en. Serr 9fooicpelt
ici aber Der Ofunn oa5u, lint nit III.
ntn icrtig III uerocL unb man olltc
Inn Gohcr ieinc9 Iilnfens unbc.
id)r1nttc Vollnobten ertbeilcn. SIC
Stlolic betlrnGctc llebcrroihlng ilber
oen &oridjloh dien ii6 aber nidt
ionoerlidJ Ouiilr crlulrmen 5u fonnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11

,,Wad NIjloe brnn9t, am Njol6e hang. oodl
Aucc," u!io piue SU!haoer III fir Zen Der Tie
dus8ubentvu peri!tbt ttiua5 Sddeensmerthc4
1ber boz goloener 9lorrn. suie her 9dincrrbois
oen.2eioeiof iie feilrt bite Gid gaeun I'll
enrar Ieioei 70 tam Cir nIr oas beri1iie
nit oeMie6eu faHuil Gn unentgsitld, babelL
ha Gu nur B Eeuilaehter & Go Nor 2I1G.
lep Yori Gin. 3u aorefliren bralcbii. I'M eine
Frube III befomnen. Die .AndfeiiS" III In
alftn Apuibefen ~ bhben. 4reis 81.
(.gtoUuSr,I ,I&gS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11

0TNTV UeJNUIfH UT T.. N0fts
lB's, Ir t2nl GSc't.5aaette.e erase. Sifiees
Ghtnnet ron hta 10 ubr WorGens unb pon
II ll6r D,:iuR5 U,s t6r gbenbS.
(ye62a-l
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9n(e'S 6o||ev Of
ljore|jonN0 Gar

brinst idneac GrlcidJternng in 1Gl.
leu uun mcbcm Sals, grund)itiS nnS
9endbnitcn, GS lit lcidJt Su nc9msn
nnS lt0rt Die Geroaunng nidi.
lteberall ppn 9lputbeferu Derfanit;
25 GcntS, 80 GcntS poer 81 pro
SlaIdJc, je nad Der G,r6he.
g'cbmt fein Subitiiut. @erseluii.
icrt Gnd), baR Sbr Sales Sonep Of
SurcBpnnb aub Gar befommt. Nidlts
fummt bemIclbcn sleid) fir Sniten,
Grfaltnnsrn nnb Seiicrfeit.
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@olten ber,ieben f9.
8iinitigCr @nnfauslueis III Wc,usUurf
fiir Die lcbtc &pde.

Ncouttion ser @antreierpe burb oeH
@oloinport olliQemo9en. - @cis
tcrc - lfiuioucn Collars III
@ol0 iino j,,r 3eit nli Dem @c9r
iiber'a Mccr. - 3nbl Ser 6nlli-
luente i'm Nbnebnten. - Wunto
bon iiber $4,000 uon einem aus
StIabonla 0urhgebrouuten Anili-
rer binterlaiien. - Notbcbl0ge III
Ne3ug oui GorporutionS.&e &eiorm
al 0en Erdii0entcn. Glen.
blbuilrite uui Cuba bcenoet.
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Naf's Sertbghigung.
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-06-13
WHY II Was Red.

The late Mr.. Duffy, Of Keene, n. H.,
was as well known for his wit as for
his manly virtues, among which was
that of lifelong total abstinence from
intoxicants, which seemed somewhat at
variance nith the fact that his nose
was very red.
On one occasion, when on business In
a liquor saloon in his neighborhood, a
drummer came in to sell cigars. To
gain the good graces of the bartenders
he invited all In the place to drink, to
which invitation all readily responded
save Mr.. Duffy.
The drummer went to him and, slap
ping him on the shoulder, said:
'I say, old man-what are you going
to haveT
az thank you, sir-r, but 1 never
drink" was Duffy's quiet reply.
What? You never drink ~ said the
drummer, with sarcastic laugh
Now, II you never drink, will you
please tell US what makes that nose of
yours so red?"
The impertinence Of the questionef
at once aroused the Feasibility Of the
old gentleman, and he replied:
"Sir-r, 1t Is glowing with pride be.
cause it is kept out Of other peoples
business"-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-06-13

From an English paper is gathered
bunch of schoolroom stories, some Of
which are so good as to have their gen
uineness doubted, as, for example, the
definition of a lie: IAN abominatior
in the sight Of the Lord, but very
present help In time Of trouble"
To be received with equal skepticism
Is perhaps the boys answer to the ques
ton why David preferred to be door
keeper in the house Of the Lord: BE
cause If he was a doorkeeper he could
walk outside while the sermon was be
ing preached" More natural. however
is what a child said Of Elijah: "As
Elijah went up to heaven he dropped
his mantle and Queen Elizabeth walk
ed over it"
1t need hardly be explained that II
was an Irish boy who gave the text
HE that humbleth himself shall be ex'
allied and he that exalteth himself shall
be a baste." 1t was a small boy Of S
who, asked why Moses took of his
shoes in the presence Of the burning
bush, gave the novel explanation :
please, sir, to warm 'ees feet"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-06-13
How He Got . warmer Seat.

One bitter cold night recently a sol
emn-faced man drove up to a tavern
near Westchester and made his way tc
the sitting room after seeing that his
horse was taken to the stable. There
was large crowd Of guests huddlet
around the stove and he had to take 9
distant seat where 1t was not much
warmer than outside. AS soon as 6
waiter appeared the man said:
Get two dozen oysters on the halt
shell and take them out to my horse
When the waiter passed through the
room on his way to the stable every
body but the new guest followed him to
see the remarkable horse feed on raw
oysters. In a few moments the dis
gusted crowd, headed by the walter,
returned to the room to find the owner
of the horse comfortably seated by the
stove.
The horse won't look at the oysters" "
said the waiter.
81 didn't think he would" replied the
man. Hand them to me."-New York
Press