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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-30
Systematic Effort to Stop
the Traffic In White Slaves.

Society and has done much work along
sociological lines.
Commissioner Watchorn says that
despite precautions. many women "f
ron-EngliSh speaking races are being
imported for immoral purposes. The
immigration officials hope to be able
not only to deport those who have
bccn brought un'awfully into This
country. lat Ii~r Ia punish thns' VIA
ar" responsible fur this sort of immi-
grafton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-30

Washington. Aug. ga systematic
effort is 1" he made by the bureau "f
immigration To- put an end 10 what is
popularity known as 1.-THE white slave
traffic" ON recommendation of Robert
Watchlrn. immigration commissioner
at Ellis Island. y. Y. Miss Helen NJ.
Rullis has been appointed IN immiGra-
tim inspector fnr the particular pur-
I"s'' 81 developing information I"&.'gl-
inc this traffic. Miss PULLS rrccnt!N hrf
been connected with the Travellers Aid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-30
UTMOST CONFIDENCE.
Striking Teleeraphers in New York
Sure of Success.

New York. Aug. -. Utmost conf
dcnc" in the success of The il cause Was
cN,ro sscd today 10y the officers of The
rolcgrarhcrS' Union. u circular sent
out hy the officers 81 the union "a its
members declared that the strikers
would ignore any suggestion Of n COM
promise ANA stand immovablc on all
demands. Wholesale assertions are al
legged hv the strikers To have taken
place from the working forces in the
Offices yesterday.
Officials of the two big telegraph
companies said that the strikers We're
beginning to make advances with
virW 10 returning to their work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-30
For Protection Of the Clam
Seems Necessary.
Supply Is Greatly Depleted and
a Remedy Is Sought.
Law Governing Size Of CLANS to Be
Taken Advocated.

Portland, Me-, Aug. 29.-The extern
siVe depletion Of the supply Of shell
fish which has been noticed along the
New England coast during the past
few years and which has been respon-
Sibl2 for numerous measures looking
to i protection of the crustaceans and
mollusks from extinction. has extended
to the supply of CLANS in this State.
The conditions are considered so seri-
Gus by the authorities controlling the
fisheries that Commissioner Donohue is
engaged at the present time in making
trip along the coast. sounding the
hard shell fishermen on their views re-
garding the best methods OF increasing
the supply of bivalves.
The extensive demand from summer
resorts. not only in New England but
throughout the Eastern states, and the
large amount used as bait by fisher
men and for canning purposes contrib
ute largely to the shortage. although
the clam beds at the present time are
comparatively barren when compared
with their plentiness of a few years
ago.
The problem was considered solved
when law was enacted prohibiting the
shipment of CLAIMS from the State be-
tween June / and Sept / and the shuck-
ing for bait. This. however has proved
inadequate to cope with the situation
and new measures are being advocated,
among which is "short clam law, in
tended to restrict the gathering of
clans under two inches in length. This
it is believed by those interested. will
help to q great extent. the propagation
Of the hivalves. as the "short lobster
law is helping the generation of the
CruStaceanS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-30
BAY STATE RED MEN.
Annual Great Council at Worcester
Largely Attended

Worcester. Mass. Aug. 29-The annual
Great I"uncil Of the Massachusetts Red
Men. which opened here today. was at
tended Ivy 20 representatives, and past
great sAchcms. Great Sachcm oliver A.
Libby of Lowell presided.
The principal business was the tahing
OF IN ordrr providing for the establish
mcrt Of Il Rel Men home Tile officers
elected last June were raised t. office
hv Past Great Sachom A. 7. Caldcn of
ErOcEton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-30
KILLED BY ROBBER.
n. a. Woodman Slain in His Store at
Kansas City.

Kansas City, Aug. 29.-H. A. Wood
man, ~ years old. a furniture dealer.
was fatally injured Ey Il robhcr who
entered his store in East 18th street
yesterday and struck him with blunt
weapon. fracturing his skull. Woodman
was found in a chair where the rob
Der had placed him. Wnodman was Il
native Of Vermont. formerly conducted
It fancy good store in Boston and was
Bcstun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-30

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-30
RECENT FLOODS
In Japan Leave Thousands
Homeless MANY Are
Reported Missing.

Toxic, Aug. 2e.-In Toxic alone, 49,
654 people rendered homeless by the
recent floods, are being cared for by
public relief. About the same number
are being cared for in the prefecture
of Saitana. There is no doubt there
are thousands Of others homeless else
where. The entire town of Pukush-
yama, near Kiota, was submerged.
Many people are missing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-30
PLEADS NOT GUILTY..
Dr.. StockpoIe Says He Did Not Per-
form Illegal Operation.

Dover. y. H., Aug. 29.-Dr Henry IT,
Stackpolc, the physician who was ar
rcSicd yesterday following the identifi-
cation of tn" body of Miss Katherine
Ryan. the Lowell young woman who
died a tlhc doctors house early this
Week as the result Of an alleged Illegal
WAS brought into police court
today ia answer to the charge Of muir
der in the second degree.
II" waived the reading Of the COM
plant. pleaded not guilty ana was re-
m.inhcd To- jail without bail To- await Il
continued hearing on Thursday, Sept
-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-30
Witte Out of
Official Life.

London, Aug. .9.-Count Wittc, once
tn" most powerful man in RuSSia. next
to the emperor. has accepted the Iii
rect or:'hip of the Bank of Russia for
exterior commerce, according to ad-
vices received here from st. Peters,
burg.
This act it is said, marks the final
severance of the tN-Premicr from the
official life of his country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-30

The agrette in q lady's bonnet is tho
browning beauty of an cgret mother.
The collector seiZcs the bird while she
is on her nest. with the young just
Matched, and tears off her plumes and
wings, leaving her to lie hcsid" her
little ones. who. deprived IF her foster
ing care, also die, victims to woman's
vanity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-30
SOME EXHIBITS PACKING UP,
Most of the Awards Are Made and Exodus
OF Stock of All Kinds Is Expected Today
==Levinsky and Ell Gallo Win the Races.

Bangor, Maine, Aug. 2S.-(SpeciaD. -
Thursday daWneI fair and bright but
with u cold dSagrccablc north wind
blowing across The park ard the carly
visitors came clad in fan ana winter
garments. AS the day advanced. il grew
slightl,, warmer and the crowd. WhirH
looked very small, when compared with
yesterdays record breaker, enjoyed i"
the full the long and interesting pro-
gram presented.
The baseball "ficnd" was in his Gle
mcnt today as there We're two games
played today between Portland and
Bangor, one in the forenoon and one
in the afternoon.
Til" racing card today was most cX-
ccllcnt. ana although it was cold and n
high wind prevailed. some interesting
ana exciting heats were run off.
'Flectwood." the "tr"ttinG" ostrich
was in evidence against today. His
stunt calls forth much mcrrimrnt Fie
has Il track record but has made n"
effort to lower il here. one 81 til" tim
ers attempted to time him yesterday
but when about half way round the
track he showed disposition to lingcr
bv the waysido ana when he finally
did invade the track the timer had
forgotten MI about it.
May Stewart and "Dudc" tn" cducat-
cd horse. stills hold the crowds clos.
attention. Some new acts We're intro
du"vd today AID the intelligence of the
horse is something remarkable.
Til" Alabama TrouhadourS. with q
comTletc change Of program entertained
between heats. There are 4 good lot Of
singers in til" troup and the chorus,
especially in tho OLD tim" negro songs.
is fine. BIc, ana wing dancing is ai1n
4 strong card with these people. M
other chang, Of program was mad" ~"
tho evening Performance" ana in ad'ii-
ton there was shown som" extra good
movinG rictur, 4.
This evenings fireworks Wcr" tho FIN
est ynt. Several elaborate SET pieces
We're shown ANA together with thr
rockets, bombs. wheels, etc, the sight
was very beautiful.
Tho weather conditions hay" hccn
most unfavorahl" for tn" airship Ever
since the fair opened, high winds nave
prevailed and as an ascent Und' + these
conditions is almost ont Of the uu"Sti ion.
there las been much appointments,
50 far. captain Baldwin stated t.
Journal man, yesterday. that hc was
most anxious to SHOW the capabilities
OF the machine hut rs yet there has
been no opportunity, except in the night
and this time is not desirable to the
management.
"AU that can hc said is that weather
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-30
Closing Session.

Portland. Me- Aug. 29.-The con-
Guiding meeting of the National Coun-
Gil. Daughters of Liberty, was held to-
day. Final reports of committees were
read and considered and the officers
elect were indicted into office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-30
Boston Forecast,

E"st"n. Aug. 29.-F Forecast for Eoe-
ton ana vicinity: Fair Friday: sat
u'lay partly cloudy, probably comtin-
nrd fair; light winds generally north
west
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-30
FAIR FRIDAY.

Washington. Aug. %. Forecast for
New England and Eastern Now York:
Fair Friday ana possibly Saturday;
light north to west winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
PUBLIC MARKET IS A SUCCESS

n anybody doubted a a public
market this city the Developments ecc,uay
all such doabts at
The market place the end Of Pike
early BY thousands people purchase
reasonable hey paying
two prices Tor Ia the past
The htshwaymen Of Western alias the men,
who have systematically robbed city years
watching the market place this
the popular demonstration every their
keep rancers from coming
threats them declaring mar
kst could future accommodation men
As result comparatively appeared
But xben the them
and that quick sales prices they
have been getting from the men, threats OF Rob
bers Row will have little effect
The people Of Seattle. their part point to
patronre the public market awhile 60
thoroughly established.
you had 20 this empty basket DO.
cause everything sold Monday Just
p 80 doing you going to help the
ing IN this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
THE MYSTERY OF A MANS CONSCIENCE

purns Ausust 1907. laid with impoang eere
mony the cornerstone Of great white Temple Of
Peace embcnate stands for the recognition q
brotherhood Il that the world must cease ou
shedding OF blood
. building the temple Is Andrew Cafnege
During July iSa2 a strike az Homestead Men had
fair proportion 70 the profits thoy
we're earning Of tho mills and furnaces Hut the
Ho imported hoaoada OF
armed men Monougahela red AZ the coat
lite and suffering the master aud tho profits
greater
Tho man who brought sboa, bloOdshoa Andrew Car
noSo.
SO speak OF the mystery OF mans conscience
much pomp and circumstance at The Hague
bitterness Homestead AZ The Hague
the bands Of music pcd
benevolent faced gray haired
peupotenay AZ Homestead there shots
steadily while others hooked aud
beheld ciosetppcd elenehcdhanded
bassador extraordinary
And two me
siagssh aosome
streams their through
plotted their devious No
endeavorlug them
They uncharted unknown unknowabie
the sluggish % everglades tor
b. the conscience 81 who
The white temple IN tho ot
while the earth has old above the
OF his terowmen Homestead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
SCRAPS

There lerecaived daily AZ the
port o. Now RFk an average of
gg7f 900 IA gold and silver imports
Accordias 10 a report from ~
bal tho Ameer, IL erecting pl'is =
boz - and ia Introducing postal ~
cilltiea new stamp has been re-.
Gently issued
oThefe are ten govern seet ysSis
technlo echogas ~ 0efeess. kas..a
a total Of i6.45g e2lssfsa 1ts "ss
~ .Iierlin loads vsa "a sns. :os,.t
~ Hs
A spman aees.ss te<s Nsis ss,.
ped with role O ss.s IN 's- t~ss ~
Id circus oief.ss1s a IsngsvssA s.~,
mary. bat q Zee ulghis isi~s he
fiiling, worth ere ssa s.oiss
Or Longst0Sn. w4s Ia mousisls
eorinR IN the liiigael gan Nffs tao
iEuides and Gekgsa officer h4s
reached The nan na of rfisyl. 90
400 feet THIS " the record fof tie
nimalaYns
a monument hiss bees erected 70
Anna Hoizei. In the schlossgarden.
'hf Mannheim. Germany Bbe wah
ihe wife ~ carpenter. who. ia
1855. saved the poet Schiller from
a debtors prison
A British Indian and hts wife
have been acquitted BY a Mnntz
burg fNaiail jury on The charge 81
numbering a fellow countryman.
who had insuiiod the woman. The
jury returned q verdict Of iustifln
bic homicide
Women Ia MADAGASCAR drape
their ahawla a. the old Roman seua
tors did their toeaa The Roman
custom WAS 70 wear The toys wrap
pod around the body and across one
shoulder. leaving the other one un-
covered.
An open air museum f. planned
Tor Bremen. ~ the type already
familiar Ia many Scandinavian
towns An eultomc ~ the local cul
turo and are from the earliest days
ia 20 30 offered Ga a park dotted
with old peasant honaoa
According 70 Consul General So
en f4aioe. ~ Rotterdam. about 100
300 nets are IN use during tho her.
ring season BY the 800 fishing
amacks Of the Netherlands A net
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

lasts about Tires assson.
70 losses ram s6Ams - -. osiss
causes between 10. 900 49, ~
~" '''' are purchased aasssl',
Tie list u 9siersb..
20 grow steadily. That n ahsA
cough must nov bs 49, -saepDllaf
laL Dr. ~ Albreeht ~ !. 2 q,
holm hOapital. reee.sy 80. 80 Vt
the a1bioct before ~ v,' s'ss Il
teal society. decias1lF lhss ~
discovered The specific ss.l' II
caused the complaint rs ~
g. some Inns besn a sussa 1.s's ~
. end - baft,lae -. Z. M ~
'''sa o." :s Assfss,t ~, ~ -
ahis' :" asssss ri YEA ana q
i's. '''" ~ss ';sasas -.
insittss sUaa 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
CITING PENNIES FROM EASY MARKS"

In pass evening local
newspaper shricked "says his wlisi~
oneguacr Of the taken with bloody headlines
and newsboys cried "An sboat the urrible murder"
Quite number people fooled buying copies
imagining that Seattle cEea had committed
dastardy crime
What they did find In the yellow sheet alleged telegram
from New York telling kng German her
band Nobody had either before tho murder
There people who will play the There o,hos who
will machines they opportunity
There sin Others who bay sold bricks Aud there
who buy taking newspapers
They ali belong OF Good thuEa"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

mt you oiaf come to-
"Hay. der last inns I heard dot
aroused. be. hai
= guess deY vas trying ID on der
dog
Speaking Of my dog. "a pa, him
b sleep. Too
"iNn'd he awake yed p
80. only my curiosity WAsa
hair lniffi
Look. der audiences iaa max
iuE i9H escnpament
~fcaa. "a las filing oaid through
der bars. hahai~
We viii nov sing DOT sympathai.
lc hAllat ~ vieh der refgniulng iaa
We Dead Take IN Washing. Bud
How We Lofs suaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

~Ah. here 40 Aro again. Hos
arr your feelings. Oscar
60 afay matt Yoa. Adolf Ny
head isn apliddinR-
spiiddinE. OBJ"
Yeas. my wife hit me mit a an :"
4 yust met pour wife down the
atrecd she vas booking habty.~
sure aha Waaa DiAnt nhs yuat
81 me = headache"
= see she IL pudding on der
Rrewn"
= don'd belief "a Why. my yifo
l. nnd 80 Irish as ! am She Fouit
nod be puadiux on der Erren
Oh. zee. she voulat SHE ioif
me she Ensa eoutdas taie for dln.
nar. ha. Ia. hAi~
Your langhlnEn makes me as
gas'si NIT mTsciut can'd you
splk miionld shattinK upf
lent me a heluf CELLAR
Ny purne dlg nod csyme ouid NIT
use today. 30 haf holdings bat q
twenty dollar bfii
4 hoped IN Hand u horr~
Tread u cheuily IA iss = heir
ioum "a der faaily
aay. dlaa mouey looks batly
worn
~Yexs. DAT lra one Of dose hills
Witch hat hard tine passinE
through dor iesrhialoagcr. ha hal
Bhi Nod - bout Hcma1n Der
ndais pitchers bar great care
la -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
polNrGo PARAGRAPHS.

Curiosity often hides behind the
mask ~ sympathy.
Il costs more 20 avcnre a
wroaE than q does 10 let u 50 By
default
When a woman has train OF
thought II is apt 20 be- an unlimited
express.
There IL nothing better than a
ROOD WOMAN. and nofhing worse
than a bad ono.
The easier II Is 10 pump a man
the lcaa the Information you gUt
out Of hlm - worth.
There seems 90 be yellow
streak ~ human nature that makes
d aiwaya want 10 shin Tho rus0pn.
aihillty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
SPECIFICATIONS RGoelvrD.

Tho specifications for the nab
cock Wilcox boilers for the now
city garbage dosirHcior. being
built AZ Lake union. have been 70
cslvsd BY the board % public
works from Charles q Moore q
Co. of san Francisco The Do
htFuctor viii cost ta.TT08i aud do
livery viii be made IN rs days
after the eontEact Ia signed up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
SENTENCE SERMONS.

Henry Cope In Chicago Tribune.
Our lives are the lips Of the Most
High
Only a coward viii hide behind
bis conscience
Your superiority does not depend
on your pedestal
Self Ia the only thing that really
can break love ties
Religion % tho touch Of the llu-
finite on an our affairs.
An honest message never has
trouble finding hearers
Society has lts temptations. bat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

they are as nothing 10 those Of soll.
tude.
The only worthy high living Is
that which puts the soul on top.
No great deeds are done without
tho doing Of many little details.
No man increases his own good
reputation by stealing auothers.
Preach the pleasures VI pioty and
people willingly win bear It's pains.
As conscience becomes atrophied
tho critical faculties often become
active.
Many think they can overcome
sin by shooting glittorlng general.
ties az The devil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17
SUNDAY TOPICS
Congregational

I lily mouth AHsfu nv ana MNthN9a
atty 81. Rev. Francis 4. Van iiurn.
ID. l.. pastor Services. Al a. 81.
and ) % p. ~. Sunday school. fa
a. M, n. =. a. G. a.. s:t5 ., tn.
mid week service. Thursday. : . m,
/ MornlnE subject. What une May
7 SEQ Who Turns Aside. eycnlnE.
''Faeing Daty With a S0nF
Oak Lake - Near Oak Lake
School. Rev. y. ". 0nffitha, min
lslcr 200 D m. Sunday school.
AIRS. J. W. nenny. suvt. 900. scr
ship and sermon b JAMES hraad.
Of Ohcriin
/ Olivef Winter 81. and Pipeline.
Rev Rufus W FiSicheF. minister.
t0a. m. Sunday school. 500 p M.
worship and HcFman b. Jamss
I HrAnd
Prospect East Prospect - and
goth av. a. $50 ?. IA. Sunday
school. Jaa Y weseg. sgpt
Beacon Hiii Near Beacon Hiil
arhooi. Rev. WIN WorthinEsnn Ser
vices. m a. m. Sunday school II
m: Y. r. a C. ~. Tt5 ?. m. Morn.
ing sermon By Tracy strona 81
/ OhrFisn.
brighton brighton Beach. Rev.
Merle A. F'rust. PASTOR. Services.
n q. m: Sunday school. 10 a m.
lY.P. q. G. r.. T0a D. m.
Youngstown "a 90 b IA. Sunday
school. 81 90 D ma. ufeusuaE and
SERMON hy Rev lamna A. isurT. ~
81 John. Mm
soafh Aiki Services "a school
house no % q m. Sunday school.
lIt. worahip and sermon ~ Rev.
James A. ueary. Of 81 John. Wash.
Presbyterian.
Westminster -uroadway and Co.
iumbln g. flr. Wilson. the pastor.
sill preach 10 the morning on Re.
psntanca unfo the Remission ~
&lnH: evening auhieCt. The F1fat
Christian Hymns and the Angelic
slnEera" A special musical pro.
gram will b. rendered AT bath seF.
vices under tho direction 81 PROT
Bowman Rawiafnn.
Ffrsi--Cornor Fourth av and
SprinE a., Rev NJ A. Matthew'S.
pastor Morning subject. The Sec.
ret 81 Their Power. evening sub.
iect. Your Credit IN Good. OF the
Tragedies ~ ruaiue8a~
Lake Uuion Corner FIRST av. y
o. and Kilbourus av. Rev J. G.
Young. pastor sunday school 81
10 o m preaching At II a m. and
az .. m.
Episcopal.
Sc Marks Madison and broad.
way. Rev J. p. n. Liwyd. rector.
Services az 3 and n a. "a. aud 8 p.
M Sunday school AZ 10 a. IN Morn.
inE subject. The Cumpcuaationa of
The Higher Iifc. evening subject.
'Dcciaiou for Christ aud the Con,
firmatiun Service
Trinity--Corner Eighth Az. and
James a. Rev ~ II gosau. rec
tor Services AZ 7.a0 and ~ a. m.
and 1880 D m. Sunday school AZ
$3.50 a M Morning subject. The
Motive Power Of Faithfulnoaa.
evening subject. "Ephphatha
Christian Science.
FIRST Church % Christ Scientist.
si2 Sixth av. Services az N a.
m. subject. Mind Sunday school
AZ NJ n. M testimonial meeting.
"Wednesday NJ o. m Reading
ROOMS AZ a21 Alaska building
Methodist.
Trnity First Az. N. and
Mercer. Dewitt G. Franklin. pastor.
Morning subject. Triumph IN De.
feat. How Obtained" evening sub
icct. The More Excellent Way"
Unitarian.
BoylEton av. Rev. W u. aimonda.
tho retiring pastor. Will speak on
"A Minister'S Personal Beatltmdes."
NJ the morning services.
Baptist.
First Fourth nv. and Cherry st..
Rev. n. o. IAmercaux. pastor.
Morning subject. "Tho Blood Of
Jesus" evening subject. what Is
Your LlfeY"
Progressive Club.
AZ Chriatianson's hall. Broadway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-17

and Madison ~ James Ernest
Coiilnae will talk on The Realm Of
tho soul at y. m.
Psychic Society.
A meeting viii be hsid AZ Aiki
hall az 3 b. m Helen Rice hur.
leigh viii lecture on psychic work,
Theosophy.
The Thensophieai society. Scat
tie iodEe. will meet ~ 1870 HecoRd
Az af s o IA Mar 81 Wafdfll
viii iectars on The Aniuiai
World"
Mental selsace.
Prof. }. W Hnngate uf the Chen.
~ Normal school viii lectura un
"iiioiogy- at the Mental aeiunce
college. Hon MaSr. at .. at.
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To heii Seattle papers. FoF lnfoF.
nation apply 70 Geo Engier. stas
office. old library building. between
, ani II IN the morning hnd : I'm
} n the afternooa. Initiation Zee
paid By Enefeg. zee
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on che Same FootInu.
old Uncle 40 limps out and says.
This weather may be fine
Per farmers corn. but ri be derned
III Il iR good fer mine'"
kansas City Tlmea.
old uucle Hank then ciumps along
Says he. tits good Tor onions.
Rut / hin testify. b'g0ah.
It's mighty rouEh on bunloual"
Chicago Tribune.
Then umcls Ezra with tWlnEa
Remarks that IN all his
Experience he's never seen
II worst Tor rheumalia
indianapolis Newa
And uurie ikc says
These nights Are
The worst nighta oct
For hiR eatarfh
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A berlin scientist has made 70. =.
900 examinations 90 got 20 the con.
niuai0n that wnman's brain Is TN.
d0uhtcdiy smaller than mans
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What dld their subjects really
think ~ the soyereigia whose ralo
historians describe a. having been
wise and just"