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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-04-04
Chapter SO.

An Act to amend Chapter one hundred
thirtY-four Of the Revised Statutes, re
luttng 10 recoSnzancc5 in Criminal
S,c:i3n I. Chapter one hundred thirty
four of the revised statutes is hereby
amended by adding thereto the following
sections.
Section 29. When a person arrested on
IA criminal process has been ordered to
recognize with sureties for his appear
anCc before any court he may, Instead
OF giving Sl.rcticS. at any time give his
personal recaeulzance and deposit in
nOncy tho amount OF the ball which he
is ordered to furnish, With the clerk OF
such court; in case there Is no clerk
with the justice Of such court. and such
justice or clerk shall Civ" hirn ccrtiti
cate thereof. and upon delivering such
certificate to the officer having him In
CUSTODY, h shall be discharged from
such custody
'Stction % II money has been deposit
I'd as aforesaid. the respondent at any
time before default. may surrender him
self n tn" same manner that SuretieS in
criminal cases may surrender their prin-
opal. and thereupon the money 50 depos-
tied shall be returned to the respondent
Section % In case of the default Of
the defendant said court may at
any time thereafter order the money de
POSTED az aforesaid to be forfeited. and
the said justice or clerk with whom said
deposit Is made shall thercupon iInme-
dlatrly pay over the said money to the
county treasurer
Section g. AT any time after a default
and before the money has been declared
forfeited i'm accordance with section
thirty, the defendant may surrender him
self In the manner provided in section
twenty. rine, and after deductlng any
amount which the state has dIshursed
for the apprehension of the said re-
spondent. the court may order the whole
or any part of the remainder of the said
money TO be returned to the defendant
as justice may require
fApproVed March S, 1911
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Chapter 46.

An Act 10 amend Chapter forty of tho
Revised statutes. relating to employ
merit of minors in manufacturing or
mechanical establishments in this
Section /. Section nfty-two of chapter
forty of the revised statutes is hereby
amended by. striking out the word
twelve" in the frs. line of said section
and substituting therefor the word four
teen also by striking ont the words
and every parent or guardian who per-
mus nuts any child to be so employed 50
that said section as amended, shall read:
Section 81. No child under fourteen
years Of ago. shall be employed In any
manufacturing or mechanical establish
ment in the state. Whoever either for
himself. or as superintendent, overseer
or agent of another, employs or has in
his employment any child In violation of
the provisions OF this section. shall b,a
punished by a Gnc of not less than
twenty-five. nor more than fifty dollars
for each offeuse'
Section >. Sections hfty-three. nfiy-
four and fifty-tivc Of said chapter forty
are hereby repealed
Section , Chapter forty Of the revised
statutes IS hereby amended by inserting
as section titty-three of said chapter the
following.
Section So Any child over fourteen
years of age, and under siXt ven years of
age, applying for employment in any
manufacturing or mechanical establish
Inent In this state, or any person amply
ing in his behalf, shall produce aud pre-
HNHi " lllt- ONilHT, superintendent OF
oVerSrer of such establishment a certified
copy Of the town clerks record of the
birth of such child or a certified copy of
his baptsmal record showing the date of
his birth, or his passport show ing said
date of birth. and without the produce
ton and presentation of said town rec
ord. baptismal record or passport such
child shall not receive the e1innoymant
applied for. The employer shall retain
such town record, baptisma record Or
passport and shall issue to such child a
certificate containing the name of tha
child, the name Of his parents, If living,
or guardian, If any. with the residences
of said child parent or guardian, and
such other facts as may be required by
the inspector af factories, workshops
mines, and quarries, which certificate
shall be furnished in blank by said in
spector and shall be approved as to form
by the attorney general. The employer
shall furnish TO said Inspector copy Of
each certificate thus issued Immediately
after the issuance of the original which
copy shall be retained by the inspector
upon file prepared for that purpose.
When such child leaves such employment
the employer shall return 10 such child
the copy of town record. baptismal rec
ord or passport furnished by him az
aforesaid and shall Immediately notify
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[Approved March 6, 1901
Chapter as.

An Act to amend Section fourteen of
chapter sixty OF the Revised Statutes
relating TO Agricultural Societies.
Section fourteen of chapter sixty of the
revised statutes Is amended by striking
out the words "one cent and one-quar-
ter" in the second line CT said section
and substituting therefor the words two
cents, 50 that the section as amended
will read as follows:
Section "A. There shall be apprOnriat-
ed annually from the state treasury, Il
sum of money not exceeding two cents
to each lahabitant of the state. which
snail he divided among tin legally incor-
potatcd agricultural societies OF tn" stats
not provided for by special enactment
according to the amount Of premiums
and gratuitics actually paid in fun, on
exhibition stocks and products. and pro-
N1ded, that no society shall receive from
the state a sum greater than actually
rased ana paid by the society for said
purposes; provided also, that each of tho
said societies shall cause the pr1hihitory
liquor law to be enforced On all grounds
over which they have control. and not
allow gambling in any form or games of
chance on said grounds.
AppTpNpd March g 1qn-
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DITDT hIITC
u DIN LA w -
death benefits are paid, and they shall
be considered as legally organized and
duly authorized for such purpose under
the provisions hereof and may transact
business in this state as independent
bodies only In the event that said SUI
pr.me body shall cease to transact bust
ness herein.
Section . Section one hundred and
forts eight OF said chapter forty7nne OF
The revised statutes is hereby amended
by adding thereto the following: Pro
vidcd that the foregoing provisions shah
nDrn5a. of n3ving assessments or dues
IN order 10 Keep shch certiheateS IN
i4fce' 20 'hat s'id s''etioh' as aihehueu'
s..i itd", - dIgI'Ns. = - 49,
-, - n J. y. ne notfy OF otnrr , p, .r'
M, eii15lly. re OF aiu - oe 5aia l
w -. ~ u VIZ - 10
i,"a - OF a9ilpeitd py NY
Ne nl.a.aIE aut3oi "a "a
- 90 -, VIII ~ ss rnt b H. he
ny btte'2i"Tt pfpNlaed, sum not D. H'ple
g a'.le1ti9hl pA aet'e, OF ot"5t pr"
N''a, ana sui MOI , o., S'5i|'.u, 49, ="
-. ~ ''ptiir" ~ Sr.,ti ~
NV 10 pay any aept or NANNY 81 u
49,, - az f,i' u. is.,.i az -
No. NS -. ~ " gs,r,i,,., -.
n1G Pr1fJ lt ,af ' ne 5 t2,eeos pr
cd for The purpose Of paving assessments
In force
Srcfion 2 This act shau take effect
when approved
Auproyrd March I 1907
Chapter 80.
A. A. ,,,,t,t,,..,, =, f,t,o,a, to,,,,-r,,a
" "a Ii O., - ~
ei,,,,,., ~ t',e'i,.,rcl. ,a,,,ies ~
seetio'sr EfgrY policy of insurance
silrane. co,n34fnv .xeeni a domeet.e life
or stock Insurance companv. which
contains a reference 10 the ap-
plicatian Of tho insured. either as
a Part Of th,. policy or aS hav-
ing any bearing thereon must have at
tached thereto a correct cory of the APP
plcation and unless 50 attached the
same shall not he considered a part %
the policy or received In evidence Each
application for such policy shall have
tRh raeFa i TiG IT ., of9 cod f yppo b 10
lowing words; Under tho laws If 81 '.ne,
C9ch applicant for pole u Insurance
- be issued hereunder = enut 90 70 bs
furnished with copy OF tGs uppll alton
attached to any policy is 81 thereon.
Section 2 Any person who knowingly
or wlfully makes a false or fraudulent
statement or representation in or rel1-
tive to any application for accident,
health or casualty insurance. or whp
makes any such statement for the 3.ur-
pose of obtaining fee, commission.
oney or benefit in a corporation trans
acting such business In this St1te, shan
be punished by fine Of cot less than
one hundred nor more tltdn I'VE hundred
than thirty days nor more than one year,
or by both such fine. and imprisonment;
and person who wilfully makes false
statement If any material fact Or thln%
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smelts taken In the Penobscot river and
It's tributaries between the first and
thirtieih days of April, nor to smells
taken In Casco bay between the fifteenth
day OF September ard the first day OF
October nor to smelts taken in Franklin
bay between the first day of April and
the first day of May, nor to smelts taken
in Little Kennebec bay. so called, or in
Narraguagus bay or river in tn. county
of Washington, between the first day OF
April ard the FIRST day OF May, nor 20
smelts taken in West bay and West Bay
stream, SO called. in the town OF Gould POI
holo. Hancock county, between tine inst
day OF April and the first day ot May.
nor 10 srnclts taken in Passamaquoddy
bay between the first day Of September
and tie first day OF October.
section . This act shall take effect
when approved.
1..,,,a,.,l Nr.,,ob 9 foo-
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-04-04
Chapter a..

An Act to provide for the care and edu-
cation of tho Feeble Minded
Section l. The state shall establish and
maintain school for the care and eslli-
cation of the idiotic and feeble minded
six years OF age and upward. which shall
be known AS the Maine School for Feebla
Minded. All such feeble minded persons
supported by towns H. the state, who. in
the Judgment of the municipal officers of
towns or state board of charities are
capable of being benefited by school in
structton, shall be committed to this in
Stitution.
Section .. Tho governor shall, with tho
advice of the council, appoint five per
sons, all of whom shall be inhabitants of
this state and one of that number shall
be female, to be trustees of such
school.
The trustees shall he appointed as fol-
lows: The nrSt three to serve for two
years; the other two for four years and
thereafter said trustees shall be appoint
ed to serve for four years
The said trustees shall have the gen
erai management and supervision of said
school and one or more of said trustees
shall visit said school as often as once
each month. and said board OF trtlstne.;
shall annually on or before the first day
of October of each year furnish a report
to the governor and council containing Il
history of the school for the year and n
complete statement of all accounts. with
all the funds. general and special APP
propriated or belonging to said school
with detailed statement of disburse-
ments.
Section 3. All INDECENT and destitute
persons In this state, who are proper
subjects for said schools and have no
provide fer them, may be admitted as
state charges and all other persons in
this state, who are proper subjects for
said school when parents, kinsmen or
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-04-04

Section q The sum OF four thousand
sYe hundred dollars a year is hereby APP
DrppriHted To pay for the services of the
director and of such assistants as may
b.. necessary, 10 procure the necessary
upples. and to meet the other necessary
xpenses of said laboratory. which sum
shall tie expended under the supervision
If the st9te board Of health.
tApproved February &c, 1901
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Chapter 49.

An Act to amend Section seventeen OF
Chapter forty one of the Revised
Statutes, relating to measurement of
HOLSTERS
Section seventeen of chapter forty-one
of the revised statutes Is hereby amend
ed nv striking out the word "catch" I'm
the first line thereof; also by striking out
the words "ten and one half" in the sec
ond line thereof and inserting in their
also by striking out the fifth, sixth
seventh and eighth lines and the words
stretching and pulling" in the ninth line
aud inserting in their place the follow
ing words; end Of the bone of the nose
to the center of the rear end of the BODY
she'll so that said section as amended
shall read as follows:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-23

Miss Arabella WRIGHT s@urned
yesterday from o visit 70 ST. simon.
where she was entertained ly Miss
astene Brown and Miss Madeline
Downing at their cottage.
The many friends Of Miss Annie
lbrashee formerly Of the Brunswick
school, via be interested to know
chat she is taking g course at Chau-
lauaua. y. Y.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-23
e eaRHge HHreERnRRRx s9ReRI

Mrs ~S~nR FAIRFIELD ana children of
sav Rsssitfnq Mrs Baroeid,g
aIrs wrliam An
/ $50
~ ~ co2
an md. at
~
"
Mr. G. " 5nd daughter, Mrs
-. I, ~ ~ 49, s,ror,or
80
Mrs. G. Il Goodyear, Jr.. Of
Nichols viii spend the week the
guest Of her sfstsf-in-la~, ss!ss Ea-
-.
Miss Bessie Adams. OF Jacksonville.
he attractive guest Of Kris. r. Z.
nan, has returned from shor
visit 10 FernaDdina
Madison. leaves dis week for Porter
SPRINGS. where eHo will spend
month before returning home.
mr. ana nrs' -. Il anl.a @"u y E
from ton days stay at Crdele.
White 4lphQr SPRINGS ana LaGrange
'4'97 .i''s
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!: Society News


CHS week on the island
Miss Marguerite loz Nroturns to.
morrow from n.@.gpf ria
Mrs. Ed Bruce lves today for
visit to her mother in Townsville.
Miss Dorothy Burford leaves We'd
nesday 10 visit friends in Savannah.
Mrs. Win Postel and children left
Yesterday for visit to st. Simon.
Mrs. J T. Colson has returned to
ST. Simon after day or two in
town.
Miss corine BarHel4. of Manning
s. G. is visiting Mr.. AID Mrs julius
Levy
little daughter Is beNg welcomed
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. C. II.
Posten
Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Butts returned
sunday night from a visit to ST.
simon.
Mrs Waraeld and uttle daughter
Iheo. Of Atlanta. are at the Arnold
house.
,,rs = y 60, .,,s ..,,,.,,.,
ia from a two weeks visit 10 s;
si6f n.
r - ,
right for a visit 80 Atlanta and Car
tersyille.
Is tho guest Of her mother Mrs. ~
W. Mock.
If
Mrs c. ~ Donaldson. on atiHatfA
WIN arrive TODAY TO soana a wesks
Sd. simon.
60
are yisiiing MRS. Robert cbHdg ia /
ca.unbus.
""'
roaa 10 spend some Time with Mrs
Is. G. Marlin.
go
MISS WARY Maasham' OF a}iFanla'
u saenains some ume wan Mrs
Joseph @aosnaul'
MISS 9aaie parv ana l'lae ilai
Myers are Ylsiuns AR, ana NfS' 'oe
myers ~ Alpaay.
MSS saaie marin IS one o.
So aS1se pag'y u savannah the hostess
yrs. oaNinan'
Annie l'louht % Atlanta WI
~ the guest q 1irS' j. Al, foons luis
Week At 81 SIMON
Mrs MelEiAs GIBBONS ana NIUE
son nave returned 10 brunswick AMER
q stag az - 9lm.n
Miss Renie TiIt returned 70 heI
rome IN eloany MONDAY from a F'7''
- MISS MaI'le i,ishop'
MISS Frances !iopNlhs : spena'ns
the summer az nome WIN her par
ents II Lyons Mien.
Mr.. and Mrs ). M. Aouhs are
guests az me llo'ei belieNleW' -
simon Tor q lew Gays
NJ, waItor wav and wife are the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-23

Mrs Jones, the matron of the city
hospital, was the recipient yesterday
e. crate of delicious fruit from Mr.
and Mrs. Short of Columbus in CRATE
full remembrance for her Kindness 70
Nr Short during the time OF his i'll
ness at the hospital when his leg was
amputated.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-21
BARRIERS ! aDss sss'. !

TIE first harbers q whom
there is any record piled s!.ssr
trade in Greece in the fifth gen z!
tury B. c. In Rome the drsl
BARRIERS operated in the tnlru
century b. G. In olden times ~
England the barber and the phy-
siclan were identical. Thus, y
Kings barber was also his CHIEF
medical adviser.
In the time Of Henry VIII, q
England, laws We're made con-
corning BARRIERS, of which the
following is an extract; no
person occupying a shaving Or
barbery in London shall use any
surgery, letting Of blood or other
matter, except the drawing Of
teeth"
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-21

himself in publication or
other wise Is Of small beans in a
dirty old sack.
Inc darkest night that The. -esc.:
came would blush at the s-sump.
tlon shame. Shame be to dc.
grading idea. if I was guilty Of as
dirty deed and knew the pub
lie was up to it | would bury my
SIN cursed face in my hands and
move my carcass out 10 some
swampy stagnated place in order
to be with my equals so they
would recognize me MS their as
sociates and where there wa; no
law.
Now may we depaat from evil
and do good. seek peace and per
sue it and call upon God who will
have mercy and on our God for
he will abundantly pardon.
Yours to accomplish good
l. II. Rhymel
Pomona Mo
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-21
= BACKWOODS ITEMS
II. the Two He'd Headed rncics.
Hello Elitor here We com.
again with o bundle o. news.

Hello Editor here We com.
again with bundle o. news.
Cloudy weather at present.
Aunt Mary WILSON is reported
no better at Present.
Mr. Sallee taken dinner with
D. W. Hutsell Sat.
Mics TAME Hutsell was the
welcome visitor Of Miss Nora
Reeser Sunday.
Mr. Jack MUIR has moved
back to his old home and very
sick at present.
Elsie Denton is staying With Lee
Thregmartons Mt present.
Walter Cpffman says potatoes
don't pay he 10 going TO try raising
Cabbage and see il it pays.
Jgusss John MaxviIl is going
to change boarding places and
going to board ut Dick Hutsells.
Charley Coffman still travel.
that long lonesome road to Car :ers
yet wonder what TO. / guess
Jamie knows.
Charley Resssr has got three
pieces Of ground broke hs sims to
80 10 farming,
Will Hut1ell has been making
rails for Mr. Dick Grinss the past
week.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-21
John Burns.

Among the s,rorg and Elective
men whom the new order OF things
has brought 10 the front 10 Eog'and
is Jphn Burns. hend efthe depart
men, OF local government IN the
new Liberal British ministry,
Bufus visited his coutry just be-
fore the election ard thoroughly
studied cur latest social develop
men,s: bui he did il i.cognilo ard
eiuded toe newspaper re erue,
lie says Of his OF owncsreer, my
lite has everbrcn TN open book
II has no dirty pages. I have nevcr
bribed voter, never sivea n
letter OF rtcomm etGhtion.'
Latest reports from the Govern
mcnt G llices over which be presides
toll of a mos, ,horoughgoing house
cleaning, Of tho introduction Of all
sorts Of labor saving devices and
modern appliances for swift aud
accurate clerical work seen by
him 10 operation in this ceuatry
and introduced at once us soon u,
10 came to power, IN order to OK
pcdite and lessen tho cost Of nd
m,nistra,ive WORK"
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-21
ASTORIA ITEMS.
l!y the 'fxo School G;tls:
Good morning.

Cloudy weather a. present.
Bill Denton and Fana Hutsell
have got back from Arkansas
both have been chilling
Addie Kelley lett singing Sun
day crying what was .he crying
aLout>Eufus.
Charley Reeser had his new
false face on Sunday l think h4
looks better don't you g,rls.
Henry Garrett looked very very
lonesome Sunday.
The singing was well attended
at Mr. Sam Hu,selI's Thursday
n,'Iht oil rcporte n good limo.
Otto Cohia is on the sick list.
Foster Hutsell and Morgan
Crewse have bought them an
Engine and Separator.
We arn sorrow to report the
dealt, Of Lewis Tn,cs little daugh-
ter. Gladys.
JOHNNIE Maxvill is learning the
Rlacke NTH trode
Frank Green Looked awful wall
pleased sunday but the. vas
because Etfs MUIR has com home.
Henry Hutsell is reported
better
Clarence Walker has went 10
Malta bend Missouri for his
health.
l.owis Denton's new house is
almost finished.
, Jack MUIR i, better.
Tom lngraham was seen gong
toward Reesers Sun.
! Charles Walkers favorite flowers
IRE lilies.
Clarence Merchant had tc 60 to
IIarrisons by himself Sun.
Maud Daggot was the welcome
guest At J, A. Murrs Sunday.
The Crewse School will ciosc
March 29.th teacher and pupils
are busy preparing program for
tho last day wehcpe Miss Williams
much success so does Jim Il
My favorite flowers ary vio!ets
but Jim Hutscll says no likes
sweet Williams much better.
Da:man Ingraham and John
Brill started to. singing Sunday
morning before breakfast but
got there to late for services at
II O'clock.
The COWS are hauling to le
MIXED and We must close.
II this escapes the waste basket
we will come again.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-21

sHIDE:.1REEs N TOWN

l think every owner Of . piso
OF property 10 f6noaa esght 10
plant . isw shade tresa. They
help the looks Of . towu, and
hssuiias, yosr property besides
enhancing iss valus. They dsa't
ssst much asd they are . thing Of
{ beauty they ought to DO planted
and then protected BY law
Now Il The time while your town
10 sns'' to do such things.
Doat b. like The yossg man
Who while ,rsvsIisg IN Italy saw
an old mas plantisg Olives, and
said aats- 81. Why DO yes plsnt
them why yos will never live. 10
eat the frat! Nut 10 cid aas
asswsred and said 'sGy s6a. Homo
sss viii blsss the haad skat plast.
q thsn and sas ths irsit, aad
tAas viii b reward sssssA ~ ss,'
1ss't lst . y sslash iiks thas
.ss ess 20 asit With ) viii ~
psfhaps sons 90 will. Mr. ~
Aaads eyes though W kaow ilsss.
Lissg.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-21
WASHINGTON
LETTER.
Frcm our Regular Correspondent.

Mr.. Larrinaga, the delegate
from Porto Rico has made a
most pathetic appeal on behalf of
his people of that Island and AT
the same time Il very clear ex'
position of the result of Ameri-
can rule there. In the fore front
'of the Islands troubles, it ap.
pears, is the Dingley tariff the
application of which, according
the Delegate finished the ruin of
the coffee traders which had
been begun by the cyclone a
year before. Porto Rico has en-.
ioyed a lucrative trade in coffee
with Spain but the U. S. tariff
destroyed it. The failure of the
House of Delegates to pass the
proposition To raise a loan on the
credit Of the Island to supply
the Capital to restore the indus.
try also blow that could be trac.
ed TO American interference.
Furthermore the changing of the
currency, he claims caused a
stringency and q second cy.
clone" in financial circles. The
address Of Mr.. Larrianga only
serves to make II clearer that
any country with Q high tariff
policy. and especially our own IL
not fitted for colonixng.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-21
Early Beds

The beds of the ancients we're
piles of skins. Tho first bed re-
seablihg those used in modern
times were made o.! rushes, and
late- Of straw.
The use of feathers in maxim q
beds has bssa attribute to the 10.
mans and Elagalalus (Holioga-
balHs) is SAID to have used an air
cushion for a pillnw in 2's. Air
beds we're frequently used during
the sixteenth century. feather
beds we're largely used during thu
reign Of Henry VIlI.of England"
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-03-21

;lrs Reeser has jast 60, up out
Of q spell Of sickness am made
Mrs Denton n visit last THURSDAY
Evyy body REMAINDER the
sioAing at No'l. Bourih Sunday.
Well as News is Scarce We Had
Better Ring Of. Ii this escapes the
WE. We will Come again BY. BY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-06
His Absent p.caI Mine.

The Grand Duke of SaxeN,ei,aar. who is the next heir of Queen Will. helmina. is d wealthy young prince twenty eight years of age. unmarried and has in Germany reputation fo: perpetrating bulls" Once while wis iting a public school lie noticed two boys of striking similarity in appear ance.
 "Why, what remarkable likeness" he exclaimed '"These lads must sure ly be twinsr'
 "Yes. your royal highness." remarked the principal and he heckoned the two frightened youngsters to him.
 "Ah." said the prince. placing his hand on tla ..ead of one of them. "what is your name?"
 "Heinrich.'
 And how old are you?"
 'Six." answered the boy.
 "And you?" he said. turning to the other lad.-Harper's Weekly.