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Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25

The Dominion of Canada is now ex. perencing the strictest observance of Sunday which has prevailed anywhere on this continent since the days of the Puritans. Nearly every form of public amusement is forbidden. There can be DO hunting, fishing. ballplaylng, selling of foreign newspapers or cigars, work. ing for hire or hiring another to work :. and liquor may not be sold from I o'clock on Saturday night until 6 o'clock Monday morning. This last pro- vision will be of especial interest to social reformers, who believe that the inability to squander the weeks wages for liquor on Saturday night will be of great benefit to the wage-earners A peculiar thing about the new Sun. day law is that It applies only to those provinces which do not substitute a Sunday law of their own. So far, Que bee alone has done this. The people of Quebec, being predominantly of French descent, incline somewhat to the Con- tnental Sunday. The settlers of the other provinces, being principally of English and Scotch descent, believe in the "insular Sunday"
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25

ing, "Oh, we're getting old, and don't care for 80 much variety in our lives" says Woman's Life. In the pure self ishness of his soul he always speaks of "us" and we" as If 1t naturally follow that because he is getting anti quated his wife must keep pace with him In his decline. Let him keep in touch with the world, and both he and his wife will be the better and the younger for If.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25

Bridal gown of mousseline satin, with princess skirt. Yoke of antique lace under tucked effect of the satin. Pearl and silver embroidery on jacket front
 Bridesmaids frock of modified em pire fashion In pale yellow chiffon over yellow taffeta. Girdle of pompadour ribbon. Nun of chiffon, with yellow roses
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25

Mrs. Lease asserts that 5e per cent of the woman workers in this country have been abandoned by their bus bands. The rest are probably support Ing husbands who could not be induced to leave a good thing.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25
Friends of Our Friends.

Nothing astonishes us, as a rule, more than the friend, of our friends says the Ladies' Field. We invariably look upon them with suspicion and wonder, especially when we have heard a great deal about them, in what their attraction can possibly consist
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25
Don't Think You Are old.

A certain amount of social life Is absolutely essential to the old as well as to the young. A woman never grows So old that she ceases to enjoy the company of others, and generally the elder she grows the more she enjoys 1t. It is always a pity to see a man fall Into . stats which hs explains q say
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25
Miss Gould Is Benefactor.

Miss Helen NJ. Gould, it has been discovered, is the philanthropist who bought 100000 acres of land near Gree ley, Colo, as a cost of S35OOO0. to be divided Into lots for poor people. These may be purchased on easy payments,
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25

Russia and Japan have both evacu- have saved herself a lot Of trouble by getting out on October g, 1903. as she had promised.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25

We must snatch the trident of Nep- tune from the black hands of war!" shouts Captain Hobson. Certainly we must. Where Is black-handed war? Let the miscreant come forward with that trident at once or suffer the con- sequences.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25

In case universal peace Is agreed upon we may expect some wicked cor poration to get a monopoly of con- vertlng the swords into plowshares and pruning hooks.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25

Men have their weaknesses, but 1t Is President for the purpose of complain ing because he was not introduced at some foreign court.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25

Washington paper wants to know what becomes of the good poetry" Ac- cording to the authors, It goes into the waste basket According to the pub fishers, 1t is not written.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25
Learning from the Cubans.

Our Cuban wards can teach us a thing or two. Down there they arm a baseball umpire with revolver, and the fans are so quiet that one can hear a foul tip in the farthermost .bleachers."-New York Herald.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25

The Baltimore professor who claims to have proof that a Mediterranean sperm whale could swallow a man the size of Jonah must be satisfied that Jonah was not the size of William H. Taft
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25

The real name of Maarten Martens, the novelist, as he signs 1t on hotel registers, Is J. W. NJ. Van Der Poorten Schwartz De Zonheuvel. No doubt the hotel clerks sometimes wonder what the U. W. M" stands for.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25

An ex-alderman has just been robbed the sad feature being that be has re- tired from politics and there is no way for him to get even.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25

The cause of universal peace will get some of its hardest jolts when 1t Is proposed to do away entirely with military titles.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25

in the rose water, warmed, and the other ingredients are added.
 Remove the basin from water and beat the two mixtures together. Use on the face as a massage cream. It is decidedly astringent.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25
WEEKLY

The green worm Is the least of the troubles of the Southern tobacco planter.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25

Rice and fish have long been, as ev. eryone knows. the standard diet of Japanese soldiers, but recently the ra- tons have been extended to Include
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25

The Thaw trial has supplied It's les. sons One is, think twice before you shoot-then, don't shoot.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25

An armless couple were recently married in Ohio. They have no inten- ton of going through life hand in hand.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-25

A girl sees nothing wrong is slssing the right man
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-31

Dte 6 rbrinbe foI ettpa R
Metlen bid fein unb tire 8emperatur
am untersn Ranbe 2700 Grab CAB
renheit betraoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-31
SiDernng 6es Seemraes.
tt@ts snA @dsubnst3atanesH ais @ar
ttaaes3etdbsn far &d,tNe.

Etats taA G@auboxtSatanasm ais @ars
nnaessstdssn far s&tHt.
Die Si6eruns bes @eepegeS burd
Geu9tfeuer tit 10 alt, tpie boB fdiffs
Ea1rttreibenbe Menfdensef9le9t. Siefe
Glammenaet9en fpllten thetls Dor
2lippen ober tntiefen tparnen, t6eiIs
faQten fie benz S9tffe bic Gtnfabrt our
sef9ibten Bu9t anoetssn. Sic muir
ben an ben ufern an mDgli9ft tpeithin
fi4tbaren Steneu ansebra9t, tinb biez
ies fihrte f9lteBlid gum 8au bon
2eu9ttblrmen.
gu ben tntereHanteiten 8eufttbiirs
men Der Melt sebSrt bet Rot6efdnbs
leu4tthurm bor ber Wefermiinburg
I'm offenen Deere. etn I'M Sabre 1881
unternDmmener @erfu9 Der Grbau@
ung miBlans, ba Ell fur1tbdrer
Sturm bic Nnfdnse aerftDrte, sSn ben
Sabren 1883-1886 tpurbe Der Bau
BON nettem unternomnen utnb All Gnbe
eefibrt, Nm /. Noptmber 1856 Seigte
ct ouerF fetr Qt9t. Der aburm TT
aus Gtfen unb bat eine 4Dbe bon 28A
Metern. CT unterhGlt Elm borslgltdes
slsttrtf4tg Geuer, bos II Seemetlen
inett geFi6tet tperben ionn, Auf benz
9burms befinbet ii1 ferner eine 2eles
srapbenfatton, bic bic Welbunget Der
@4iffe nod benz Geitldnbe peiteretbt.
Dtefs Observation-Disclosures auf
benz Observation-Disclosures 1T nit benz
Der oabern beutfHen Weferfen4ts
thiirme dubsrbem IN herDerrasenber
Weife BET benz S4tffsnaGri9ttnbienft
bethetlist, tnoem fie. dmntitfe bel tim
norbetfahrenben 99tffe benz qoitomte
N Bremerbdben au r1elben bdben, ipels
des bic foettere Bsrbrettung Der Rd3s
ri4tsn beforst.
0as 2t4t Der 2eu4tthirme TT febr
beri9tsosr. GIT ftnb tbstls NIT 0ru<
r1oHo1dem ooer Wlag1eildS2tGt, tbetls
NIT NrSdnbf9en Oeldmpen obes
elettrtt dem Gi4t unb NIT Spieaei<
ooer Sinfenfpitemen dlsgeruftet unb
setgen enttDeber ein gleidmGbises
Qettes Gener( ober mad ~beitimusten
0etesen berGnberlt4es (Drehs cber
8lsntfeuer) 2i4s, 70 bab Der @9iffsr
ohne lpesteres nerfdiebene 2eu4ts
tblrme anterf9eiben tona-
Mnbere Weertpestpetfer Fnb bic
Seuerf8iffe, bic ndmentli4 tn @trOu,s
uanbungen unb nabe ben 2ifen aufs
geiteQt unb feit peransert ffnb. @s
srasen am Maft SisnaI1aternsn, bic
70 oufsebdnst fnb. boB frog ouer
S9tpaufunser bes S9tffes bds @tg.
nunt9t thinner fentre9t bGngt unb 70
feline Gtrohlen fets In ber gleiden
@t9ttns entfenben Tam. Die 5euers
t4tffe itnb aud NIT Dampfpfetfen bers
feben.
Wegaeihen tn ben @tr5men ftnb fer
ner bic Qendttonnen (Boien pber Bas
ten), t@pimmenbe. feftberonterte Gons
men, bic NIT fOmprtmirtem 2eu9tsds
sefiiQt fnb, bas tnnerbaIb eines fles=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-31
S dnte.
9 o d N % 0

San Nntentr, 9ex., 81. syuli.
Ordinary IN Gents; @De0 9rbinprt
81 Gents; 9Dtu MibbIina 10 u eta.
MiooIiua IL Gents; @o0b MiboIine
l2.I Cts; Wibblino 5air 1879 cts,
8alpeffpn. GeE.s3I. ~Suli.-Groinart
8.I gt8 ! @0ob Drbinnrn 10.L 1gts
yDn Mt6blins l1.Ir gts.; Wi66Iinp
l3 Cts; @oDo Wi0bline 1917 gts.'
Ni6oIing 8nir Az Gents.
Eetu Crlean6, &a., 81. Suit,
@oD6 Orbinarb 10. 1I16 cts; 2uu Mihb.
ling u.5il6 gts.; @ibbling l2.% Cts.
guub Mibbline 1917 gts.; 0ibblire
Fair AK Gents,
Waammalianieu uaO OefeaYrOOafte.
Brin1a Saumponiaunen . MehI Der
Tonne $25.
GaummeHfameu . Del, rob, 43 Gle
Brinia 8aumtunniamen . Rudeu, psr
Tonne $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-31
eaasbDOt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Muf ben Berltner Gep6Fern TT felt
tur5em eth 5dusbDot tn Dienit seftett
porben. bos ben Rarner .Gommer.
no4tstraum" fihrt. Das Gobrseug
beiiBt ID Rabtnen NIT Mp6ngelesers
bett nod Wrt Der Rabin.u auf See.
f9tffen; Elm GROCER Galpn bietet ptat
flr stpet 9af.ln NIT ie sip5lf perfprren
Sisselesenbeit. Auf benz serGumigen
Oberbed. NIT Scnuenaett aberfpannt,
befinben ft1 bequsr,e StIble, Rubes
bdnte, Slide, S4ustpGnbe unb ber>
slet9en, 8Iumen In Rafsn. uRb
S4ltnspflunaen tn G5pien geffalten
bas Oberbed gu ether liebli&en Cons
merlaube. SIN Sdtff III etn Marms
bob porbanben, unb apet bequents
8abetreppen seben Gelesenhett fir Ba<
ben I'm Offenen See. 3pet f9ert
8oote ftnb fir Greuibe bes Ruber,
fportes beftmmt. Dte ssIammte Der.
pfleguns beforst Der auf BEN Boot
tpobnenbe Rii&tn1ef unb fem. 6iIfss
p~er1onal. Dds S9iff III TN Outrage
Der 8tsseltransport-@ stsnsefenf9af,
strnetujam NIT Der Qtsumuldtoreus
fdbrtts4 tttsnseieuf9aft. auf Der Ger>
mdntdtperft IN 2i.! ssbaut sporben. Go
III NIT slettrH9er Kraft ausserifet
uub bsfst bssbalb auf ben S~essebie>
ten. BITE "a befu4t. npnHGnbsse Betpe,
sunssfrsibett. Don ben GreebntHen
hes biesidbrtsen probtbetrisbts ptrb
ss obhdnsen, OF bte{em erften Gobr>
ssus. bas isbem Fir btnises Gefb su'
sdnsIt4 TIT. ipettsre @9tfs folgen
tperben, 10 baB T9 cine befonbere &C.
feuf4oft fir GrhOtumssf8tffe birben
fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-31
Sin -beufsparotoer 9oo.

MORAN mir uns germ erinnerr, ift Der
Gag, an benz mir init Or. Sings
Reuer 2ebens Bilen betanut tuur'
Den, bic auaenebmen Re;niger. TO-
rpie 6eiler BON aDpfrueb nno 8er'
ftDpfuna. rs Gents BET Ho. DreiB
uno &. Coin Is go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-31
Die retseuDe arau

braiibt ni6t nuQenbet ih5r su iein,
oer1 rianhe Grnu beiibt bic beruun'
oerte Giaenihaft lattirliher 5riid1e;
cine tr6ntlide oapeeer 1T ME
a%rtriute1o. electric Bitters aiebt bic
erroinihten GieenIHaften. Garan.
tiert BON Go. DreiS unb q. GObn q
60. 30 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-31
N1aret.8ericA4
Gan NnfDutp. n. e,,fi !
Nieb . MART.

San antpuio. 81. SuIi 1907
Dhien $3.50 bis $3.50 per 100 8fn
8iihe $l.75 Bis $3.50.
9nufn unb sstaes". $l.f0 bis 1925.
Sdhrlin9e 1926 Bis $3.50
Rdiber &2.75 biz $3.50.
SGnfe $3.50 Bis 50. Oh
8fegen 1925 bic $3.50.
Shueine 5 .75lbi8 $3.50.
ct. &outs, 81. Sufi. Rim buieb
Nntines So. l5 Bis 1927. geras . Gieb
$500 BIB $3.50
S6ueine $3.50 Bis $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-31

Die m9Dbra Gusca,"
cine polppenart, fam ma tpie ei1en
6onbf4ub BON innen mad duben iebs
rem. obne ibre 2ebensbduer ober aud
muir ibren @ppstit i'm ssrinsitsn sH Bee
tintra9tissn. IA.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-31
,,@efabrliae.> safferie,t.

Cine dmaiante @ef4i9te ntrb I'm
parifer a9aulois" ersd6lt. Der Dot
tor g., elmer Der angefebeniten fran3Ds
ff9en 8atteriotogen, 1T gum DINER
gelaben. Nuf einen Winf Der 9duss
frau ret9t Der 9iener benz @elebrten
etten 9pr6 nit fpunberbpnem Obit
unb Dor allen herrli@e, frti4e Grbbees
rem. -, bic pradtbpaen Grbbeeren,"
GuBerte fi9 Der 9aft unb nimmt einige
Der rotbleu&tenben 5ridts. Ct f9entt
ft9 fetn maferglas bon, unb fprg1om
tdudt er iebe Tru9t IN has Wafer,
ebe er fie gum Munbe fibrt. ,Weeen
bes Sanbts?1 fragt bic Dame. uglein,
9nGbise Grau, Der Mifroben tDeqen."
nSn ben grbbeeren9" - ,@uf ben
Grbbesren," beridtigt Der @elebrte.
Sinh ba benn pirtli9 piel.," metnt
BITE Dame eth penis fteptif4. = Ct
ma 3pei Wilforen,N meint Der Spftor
selaf len. @r bat gerabe Die Ie9Ite grb>
Deere genoHsn, als cine ungef9idte @e>
tpegunq ipn ba5 @lag nit benz @aKer
umperfen Ii.B. rSSn biefem Sale ia.
ben Sie dlfO iebt u MiIlionea Mitros
ben ailssefdatttt9"- 5a, tpeib Gott, q.
fogte Der 9ottpr, nun feincrfeits laz.
dsnb. Damn fiat er ernft 6insu:
DDas bat ia gar ni9ts gu bebeut.u-~.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-31

s~satass6tfer ats BeispieI-messIoIe Daans
sentpR-eatttet eAIafstntrser ser GneEasts
Der 9as ,,atsssaetbstt" bee 9~e~ts6su.
Sbateaif@e8 Set Der WramseSea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-31

5 m 8rttif6en M ueum
gu 1onbpn perbea brei Qbf6riften Der
8tbel ouf6spa3rt, bic auf gldtter Der
Gd9erpalme gef6rieben Tinb. Sn alter
3eit f9eint man Fd aberbaupt bes
Dtrf9isbendrtigten S9reibmatertaIs
bebient gu boben, benin man bat sanse
@erte ben Mufeen einberIei6t, bic duf
4uftsri 4dlen. flahen Rnoden. .3tesel@
ftetnen, 3it9eln. Glf.nbein. 8Iei,
Rupfsr unb gtfen peretnist fnb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-31

Tind's.5agents oopnun.g ,uurrs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25

Oie Maiz9lussabc ber Os,,tiden
9ausfrau, Die jebt porlieat, 1T ipieoez
rum cine anerfennungsnertbe 2eiItuns
o:eIer s3eitIdrift. poeiie unb profa,
unterbaltuns uno 8elebruns fommen
in oiefer pie in friiberen Nummern
au better @eltuns, babel iins Die
ssllultrationen nit leltener tiinitleri<
i1er 8ollfpmmenbsit ipieoergegeben,
Npn bejonoerem sslltsreiie 1T in bisfer
9lummer Elm Mufiab iiber Geben unb
Treiben in ser Stabt Nep Oorf. gu
befen grlduterung Elm DuBeno se@
lpnaene Strabenaniiaten biener. Sin
5tpeiter Muffab belGreibt nit mebrez
rem Bilsern oie gieenartisfeit ber
i,1cyifani1men 6anbarbeiten. Mluiif,
freunben bringt bas 9eft .Das erfte
Qieb" BON Srieorih 0ermann, elm
ifimmungsbolles syriiblings 2ieb.
ueberbaupt atbmet bic gan3e Nummer
;griiblings0uft unb sSriihlin9slu1t unb
ipirb ieben, oem Tie in bic 6anb fGIt,
ent3iiden. Cine Mnaabl prpbenum.
mern Iiegen IN Ser Office oiefes BIat.
tes. Wir geben biefelbe i'm SntereTe
btr Sadie serne al, oa bieie 3eitfdrift
am<ifellos bieI 5lr Grbaltung beut-
ider Gprate uno oeutiter Mrt II
QImerifd beitrugen tdnn. Mbonne.
taents lur 50 Gents oas sssabr -
iptrbtn BON uns oaber aud bereitpiIs
lien ent1egenQtnonlineu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25
nernilH1trH.

Der englifbe Shabfan5ler Msquitl
befddftist iid auraeit, ipie Die 9ribune
mittbeilt, nit Den enbeiiltigen Norarz
heiten fiir einen @eiebentnurf iiber Die
MltersDeriiherung, tpoour1 bieie srobe
fo5iale Reform mod fir bas Budget
biefes Sabres porgefeben tperben ion.
DieMngeleeerbeit miro notbtpenbigsr@
tpeife nit Der 9anbbabung bes Mrmens
aeiebes perf9molaen tperben. 9laes
iuas in bieiem Sabre sefdeben fann,
lit, einen geipiifen Gelbbetros bereitz
Suiiellen, Der bic MrmenbebDrben in
ben .@tanb febtn ion. .ip0Gentlide
peniionen an betagte Mrme al aablen.
Die rliht 6urh eigene @muIo In g1pt
seraten iinb. Bon ben grDben Rez
fDrmpl1nen beS liberdlen Robinetts lit
fisfer nod tein ein3iesr psrpirili9t
iuorben, mas man tno1l Der aiir3e fei<
ner lmtsbduer 5usute balten mliB.
Dem in lebtsr 3eit pieber oufae<
tardttn proiett ber 4erifenang zines.
9lnnels 5iDifdtn TfontreiH lln0 Gnss'
lano If itst bon Ser ensIii&en Mesie<
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25

5rau Yrofei1or lin Der 3eitung fes1
ieno. gu ibrem Gattten, Der eben oit
Iufgaben isinsr S1iiler forrigirt)a
IS 1T Spd grdBlib. tpie berbrehe
rilh bic beutise sSugeno bsranla9tsiiI
- ba fat f9nn ipieoer Elm faum Isl
iabriser Menlb einen Maubmoro bes
gan9en!"
profeiior: rSa, es 1T f9ailDerbdft
bier bat iogar Elm 16idbriger Benz
gel Den MnfangsbunHahen bes Wofz
res 9cntalus nit einem ipethen s.
geihrieben!!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25

runs Der SobesitoB psrfsbt tpproen,
inoem oiefe iih in beiben !oduiern beg
Yarldments entfhieben gegen bic Muss
fiihrung zines fpl4ea proiettas erflGri
bat. SolIte od Die 8efiirhtung maBs
sebenb fein, oab bic Derbriiberung se=
le9entli1 einmal ibr gnoe finben
fDnntes
1 Sur 7OO-Sabrfeier beg SGneerfries
aes auf Der Wartburg lit fplgenbes
prosramm in Musiid)t genpmmen:
Sin Minneianserfeitaug BON @ifena9
CUR Wdrtburg, cine ,Sannbdufer"s \
Iuffiibruns bes Meimorer 6oftbeaz
ters unb MartbursfeH1piele i'm
Barthurgbof.
0as HeuterIhe Bureau perpeiit bic
Mslouns BON Nerbanbluneen fir ben
abidluB elmer entente, gnalanbs,
Nranfreihs, Nublanbs unb sSapans
iiber ben 5ernen Often ins Reid Der
5abeI. Wabr fei allerbines, baB 0er=
banolungen i'm @ange feien 5fpilden
@n9lano unb Hublanb unb 3pildee
9fuBlanb unb Sapan. Obmobl bieIe
Werbanblunsen unabbdnsis sefiibrt
niirben, bdtten lie bod 8eaiebuneen
gu einanber. Die Mnnabme, bab bic
ruiIiihzenglii9en @erbonbluneen Iid
bauptiddlih auf periien be3ieben, iei
nidt sutreffenb. sic 'eritreden Iih
auf Elm piel tpeiteres @ebiet. Siniidtz
lid Periiens ieien England unb 3ubz
lunb iibereingefommen, li9 niht in
beHen innere Nneelegenbeiten ein3uz
miiden. slud fefn beltimmte @es
bietsuberenaungen, in benen feline Der
beiben Mdhte Sanbelsfon5eIiion erz
lperben iollen, beabiidtiet. Oas Muz
erbieten elmer 9emeinlam 81 depdbrens
ben Inleibe iei aDar bon periien bisz
fer nod niht anaenommen, lei aber
ord nidt auriidsetpieien lporben.
g(u6 besiielib Sibet lei Die Stims
mung unter ben Md6tsn sufriebenitel,
lenb, ioipbl in bieier, nie in anoerer
9(neelegen6eiten lei Elm lpa6ienber
5prtldritt gu persethnen. Die gerz
bonblungen pii9en Hublanb unb
sSGpan, beipnoers in 8eaug ouf ben
!6anbelspertrug, nebmen etnen beTries
tisenben 5ortsans.
Die Meenee 6opas melbet aug
gangtot, oab @erbonolunsen alpiIden
Jrantreid unb Stam Dem Nbi6lu1ie
nabe finb, tpelhe bic enbgiiltige 3eses
lung aller alpiiden oen beioen 2dns
oerne ihpebenOen Sdnierigteiten be-
treffen unb insbeipnbere babin aeben,
boB beitimmte @ebietstbeile an ardnfz
reid tpieber ab3ltreten iinb, ndmlib
Die Yrppinoen 9attontuns SianzHeap
uno Siroptpn. syranfreid mu6t ieis
nerieits octpihe Gonaeiiionen an Siam
na6 Ser Seite bon &rot uno Oaniai.
Wfan beeliidpiinldt ii9, fdbrt Die
Welbung Der Mgence 6opas fort, au
benz belnndditigen Ibfdlub Ser 8era
banoluneen. nelde beipirfen iperben,
bab bic Sanbe Der Spmpatbie atpiIhen
5runtreib unO Siam enger getniipft
tperben. Sin audi Oeuti6lanb I'M
eiiierenber puntt in Dem frantoz
iiameiiihen 8ertraee lit Der, oab
5rantreib allf ieinen Inipruh ei9ener
@erl9tsbarteit per5i6tet unO oamit
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gen NIT auoeren 2anoern auf OieIes
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25
wesriff.

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geiebte 9oliteiner S9nibel miBf6Iis
betrahtenOl: Sra, b0ren 5ie. 4slInell
icb bin sipar nod iliht in 60I3lel
setpeien, aher 10 flein lit es end
,rih.!4 s.|Iss)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-25

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-08
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neutrality-suspicious. Academy.
Special to The Times-Dlspatch.

BEDFORD CITY. VA, juno 1.-The
commencement exercises Of the most
successful session. with the largest
enrolment of students, in the history
of Randolph Academy took place
Thursday evening In the chapel Of the
academy. the last OF the schools OF
Bedford City to close. &
The address was delivered by Rev.
y. D. Paxton. D. D.. Of Lynchburg,
whose subject. was "Intellectual Humil-
ity,' which he treated in original and
interesting style.
The contest for the senior scholarship
medal was very close and spirited, and
the average OF Mr.. Marion N. Fisher,
of Emmerton, and Mr.. William II.
Pearcc, OF Avon, Va, were so nearly
equal that the faculty decided to pre-
sent each Of them with ,ncdal--one
the Bradbury medal. the other
presented by tho faculty. On
examinations alone Mr.. Pcarce
led by fraction OF per cent. less than
ora-tenth. Averaging the examinations
and monthly grades. Mr.. Fisher made
an equal average.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-08
WILLIAM AND MARY
FINALS BRILLIANT
Celebration Of Pl,iillomatl1ean
Literary Society Last
Night
DEBATE AND CREATIONS
Young Speakers AAecquit Them .s, Y
sclvesHMost Creditably-O
College, iii Bright Colors.

Especial, to RThc Dispntch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, June Tho
final exercises began in earnest at VIII
liam and Mary to-day.
Tho entrance to the campus and tho
i trees around the buildings have oil
bcene gayly decorated, and the main
college building bedecked in orange
and white, with pennants floating Eny-
ly from every window, presents a beau
tiful scene. The entire campus has
been swung in Japanese lanterns, be-
meath whose soft glow couples could
be seen Just after the twilight hour,
pacing slowly over tho beautiful
sward.
At 8 o'clock the Phllomathean Lit
erhry Society held It's annual celebra-
ton in tho college chapel.
An interesting program had been
prepared and tho speeches were lis
tened to with the closest attention
throughout by the large audience
which completely filled the chapel and
library. Music from Schmidt's Band
added life to the occasion. The exer-
cises were opened by G. l.. II. Johnson,
presidenttof the society, with n mosty
interesting address. This was followed
by debate between II. p Wall and w.
u. sttO1Cn. me question Tor debate
read: Resolved, That tho amount of
property transferable by Inheritance or
devise should be limited by United
states statutes" Tho Affirmative was
taken by II. p. Wall; the negative by
w. Z. Roach. Both debates were ex-
cellent, showing that the young men
had put much time and study on the
subject, but the Judges decided in fa-
vor of H. P. Wall The debate was
followed by orations The first, Anglo
Saxon Liberties" was delivered by ].
Fl. Bowen, and this was followed by
L. G. Lindsey, with The Case Against
Socialism" as his subject. Both ora
lions were good. but here again there.
had to be q winner, and the judge.t
decided in favor of L. c. Lindsey.
At 10 o'clock, after the literary So
ciety exercises were over. began the
Kappa Sigma german. Dancing lasted
until 2:3O.
Everything possible had been done
to make the german a success, and the
gymnasium, blazing with rows of cleo
trio lights and most tastefully decor
ated in bunting and pennunts, present
ed beautiful scene.
Refreshments Were served at -
O'Clock to the tired dancers.
Following iss "a list OF the dancers
who were at the german: