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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-28
Sunday Services at the Churches.

meeting Wednesday evening. Bust
ness meeting and social of Epworth
League Tuesday evening. Special mu-
sic in charge of Prof. Jesse Wood.
Friends and strangers are cordially
invited.
Grace M. E.-W. NJ. Nelson, pastor.
Sunday school at 900 a. m. Preach
ing at 1890 and 1880 by ministers del
egated from the Friends Yearly Meet
ing. Glass meeting at 11:45 a. m. Ep-
worth League at $50 p. m. A cordial
invitation is extended to the public to
attend these services.
South Eighth Street Friends-Sab-
bath school will not be held tomorrow
on account of yearly meeting.
Union 1lession-North 14th street.
No morning services. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartley will attend in the evening at
1880.
st, Paurs Lutheran-C. Huber pas
tor. Sunday school at .. German
preaching service at 1890. Young
Peoples meeting at $50. English
preaching services at o'clock.
First English Lutheran-E. G. How
ard, pastor. Morning worship, 10: 80
a. m. Evening service, 1880. Sunday
School 9 a. m. Midweek service,
Thursday, 1880 p. m.
First M. Err. J. Wade, pastor.
Sunday School at 9:15 a. m. Preach
/ ing services at 1890 and 1880 O'Clock,
the pulpit occupied by Friends min
listers. Class meeting at 11:4o a. m.
Junior League at 2:30 p. m. Epworth
League at $50 p. m. A cordial vel
come to all.
United Brethren-Corner of 18th
and North B streets. NJ. Hobson, pas
tor. Preaching at 1890 a. m. and
1880 p. m. by ministers OF the
Friends Yearly Meeting. See notice
elsewhere in this paper. Sunday
school at 9:15 a. m. Juniors at 2 p
m. Y.P.C. U. at 7:3o p. m. A wei
come to all.
HAeERsTowN.
Rev. f. G.. Walk will fill his regu
lar appointment Sunday both morning
and evening at the Christian church
Endeavor services will be held at 6:3'
n. m. MahIon Gephart as leader. Top
ic Home Missions: Religious progress
i'm our cities. Jonah 1:1-3; 3:1:1O
4:9-11.
CAMBRIDGE CITY.
. NJ. Z. church Sunday school at 9:3
a. m; services at 1890 a. m; Er
worth League at 600 p. m; evenini
service at 7:30.
i cENTERvILLE.
MISUNDERSTANDING school meets a
$50 a. m; services at 1890 a. m an
1880 D. m. Sermon by the pastor. tn
Rev. w. f. whitlock. Epworth Lea
4 que meets at $50 p. M
\ christian-Sunday school meets
:. 40 q. m; Young Peoples society a
' $50 D. m. There viii not be preach
, ing as Rev. Winn will absent IL
: Franklin county.
The Friends church will be closes
q q, account of the Yearly meeting a
:. Richmond.
NEW PARIS, o.
christian-Services both mornin
: and evening
methodist-Preachin a commune
d Sunday morning. The Rev s. G
ROYAL ID. ID. will preach. The Firs
|. quarterly conference was held this a
/: ternoon.
/ Presbyterian-Service Sunday bot
morning and evening.
MILTON.
r The topic for the c. E. meeting q
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commission agreed that State scale
on gravel and other road material
would be impracticable. The expert
ence of the Ohio commission was cit
ed. The commission WITHHELD decis-
ion, wishing to give the question furth-
err consideration.
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Newspaper men ought to have easy
times in the polar circle, where the
papers are only issued once year.
There are three or four of these. One
of them is the Eskimo Bulletin. edited
near Cape Prince of Wales on Boring
straits. The English missionaries
there have established a school In
village inhabited by Eskimos and as
only one steamer lands at the place
and that only once year, the news IL
brings from the outside world is print
ed on a sheet of paper with a hekto-
graph. The paper is very thick and
it is printed only one side.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-28

Her majesty. Queen Alexandra has
very pronounced tastes in gardening.
At Sandringham there are several pref
ty and interesting gardens laid out
after her designs. One consists or
South African flowers alone. brought
back to England by several of her SOL
der friends after the Boer war, among
them being many lovely specimens or
the lilies and white roses that thrive
even on the arid veldt. Another gar
den is of wild flowers only, another of
violets. and in this plot are some fine
roots of purple violets sent to the
Queen by the late Car. In the violet
Towering season, wherever she may
be. at home or abroad, big bunch of
Gear violets" is sent daily to the
Queen.-Tit-Bits.
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Princess Fedora, of Schleswig-Ho
stein. the youngest sister of the Ger
man empress. is the author of a novel
recently published in Germany, enti-
tied Hahn Berta." She has roman
tic history. having declined all offers OF
marriage after the death of her flance.
Duke Frederick of Mecklenburg-Schw
rim. who while in command or a tor
pedo boat persisted in the Baltic with
the entire crew.-Philadelphia Record.
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A Humane Appeal.

A humane citizen of Richmond, Ind,
Mr. U. d. Williams, 107 West Main
ST, says: Il appeal to all persons with
weak lungs to take DR.. Kings New
Discovery, the only remedy that has
helped me and fully Genes up to the
proprietor's recommendation" 1t
saves more lives than all other throat
and lung remedies put together. Used
as a cough and cold cure the world
over Cures asthma, bronchitis, Group,
whooping cough, quiusy, hoarseness,
and phthisic, stops hemorrhages OF
the lungs and builds them up. Guar
anteed at A G. Luken & Co. drug
store soc. and s1.00. Trial bottle
free.
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MINOR NOTES.

Sunday. Sept Goth, will be the last
excursion to Chicago via c., c. e l..
this season.
Norman Chrysler, c.. c. d l.. engl-
neerfi and wife have returned home
from Quebec, Canada, where they
spent three weeks with relatives.
They live at Peru.
A call has been issued by the State
Railroad commission for meeting OF
the general passenger agents of all
Indiana roads at their rooms on Oct
2. Several matters of Importance are
to come up for action.
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DELAY FOR A YEAR.

1t is understood that the Pennsyl-
vania people have decided to defer
another year the erection of new
freight station at Indianapolis on the
grounds it bought at South and Della
ware Streets.
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PREPARES FOR INCREASE.

The G., R. & l. is taking on num-
Der of firemen and is getting ready
for an increase in traffic which has
already set in.
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MANY MEN IN SHOPS.

Motive power officials are increas-
ing their working force and men who
were laid off during the summer
months when work was slack have
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eReE test Ino:s s.snias p =, d., g: cs 40.
"a can have free sample bots sent 70 caef nome ey
acdres the company. TINS oes 10 to prove mat the
remedy al DO a. We claim, and 10 Only ooea to ncse
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| fel.s 4 suaranssed, pssmansnt hems cure. the
| pustjc vEaOtcT: "No Isxstvs 80 Good and sure
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-28

Malaria renders nearly fifth OF the
land of the globe dangerous to white
men.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-28

OF Prince
Marie Pavovna daughter
planned to the
his his
all the
old Her
pictur
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The topic for the c. E. meeting at
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HAGER STOW NJ.

Rev. E. G.. Walk will fill his regu
lar appointment Sunday both mornini
and evening at the Christian church
Endeavor services will be held at 81
n. m. Mahlon Gephart as leader. TOT
ic Home Missions: Religious progress
in our cities. Jonah 1:1-3; 3:1:1O
4:9-11.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-26

mo las aletas de un gigantic ce-
taceo. La voz del comitre to-
naba, la voz del cuatralbo desde|
la pcpa de su navio era la So
lemne, y Teposada y grave. Ga
leotes esclavos de las galeras
del monarCa, criados del Rey
nuestro senor en- Ell servicio de
su gloria. Picaros caleteros, ja-
.yanes, trianeros y macarenos,
ruhanes del Avapies y del Cam
pillo, no seguisteis la vocacion
de vuestro ingeniO slno por el
honor de ser ministries del Ce-
sar en- las bandas de sus "gura-
pas. Y vosotros, Y vucstros SOL
dados mobiles, Y vuestros precia-
dos capitanes, todos fuisteis a
la gloria y a la muerte y a la
NADIA. Por algo en- estas orillas
que os miraron partir, crece Ell
arbol de la fuerza, la encina,
grata { Jupiter, y al lado de
|ellas creCen triunfales las espe-
suras de laurel.
iOh. troncos her0icos Y nagni'
hcos, que me mirais con los ojos
de la CarComa! En- las quietu-
des hesperas reposo encima de
vosotrOs, Y escuCho vuestra his
toria, que no me cuenta nadie.
Oh, tristes pedazos de epopeya
devueltos a la terra por liberia
lidad del mar! Sois tan dignos
de ser amados como las naves
de palisandro y orc que boga-
ban por las aguas jonicas hacia
los mirtos de Chipre, y las ma
yes de Salamina Y las de Egos
Patancos, y de las Arginusas
lCantos de la leyenda grande!
En- la nochc que todos los sones
agiganta, entona Ell mar una
cancion. Es la vuestra, Un Pin.
darO invisible Sc la dicta, mien-
tras os viste Ell lampo de la luna
viejos pedazos de epopeya.
PedrO de Repiae.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-26
PedrO de Repide
Desoe Washington

Ei Pres dente Roosevelt estaba en
STAN boul, no la de los turcos, sine
una que hay en- la Luisiana. de Ia
cual 10 tendrlamos noticia 81 Ell Pri-
mer Magistrate de la Nacion no Sc
hubiera dignado If matar osos. Min
guno habia despachado, seglln los te-
legramas en- uno de estes So nos infor.
ma que por haber un tai Ben Lilley,
uno de los monteros del Presidente,
dado desaporte un venado, Mr..
Roosevelt comic suntuosamente" un
flete de la vicima.
A los mas de los americanos les tie
nen sin cuidado estas cacerlas pres-
denciales. A algunos, tehidos de pu-
ritanismo, las cacerlas no les parecen
NAL, pero 81 les disgusta q1e Sc las
trompetee tanto. Ven en- esto algo que
es monarquico y cortesano. lie roi's
anuse" dicen algunos de esos feroces
gusrdianes de la senciilez republican,
que saben un POGO de frances Sc han
asomado a alguna que otra ventana de
la literature.
Tambien Mr.. Root, el Secretario de
Estado, Sc divierte; pero en- Mejco,
donde Sc le obsequi6 con un "jsripeo".
Y como entretanto, Mr. Taft Ministro
de la Guerra, pasea por ell Extreme
Oriente, costa del contribuyente
americana su placida sonrisa su
obesidad optim;sta, celebremos que es-
tos tres personajes del partido repubi
cano y del gobierno tengan un "good
time" hablemss de otro tema bas-
tante menos agrad able: del soci cialismo
Hace algnnas semanas, ell Post, de
New York, periodico adicto la orto-
loxia individualista y que podrfamos
,alifcar de conservador-si aqui las
,lasificaciones emple adas en- otras par
es fuesen aplica ables-anunciab ba que
n una f otra forma, en- mayor 6 me-
lor d5sis, todos los paises acab barian
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-26
ANo Xxx.
4 los susCriptoreS J Agsntes

Para la buena Marcia de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitimos ATLAS de suscripto-
res & este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes Las BAJAs sc svisaran los dias 80 o
81; sdviertiendose que las que Sc dieren con
posterioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
eurtiran efecto en- la contahilidad hasta ell
1fa tiltimo del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
Soliciten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-26

DEL MUNDo, ATRAvIEsA Los MARES
PARA Veneer ALEMANIA. QUE
HAsTA Ell rRRsENTE HABIA MANTE-
NIDo ESTE RECORD CON sUs vAPoREs.
Una travesia de las mas emocionan-
tes que ha logrado interesar a la vez
al pueblo ingles y al pueblo americana,
Sc acaba de realizar en- ell Oceano At
lantico.
Sc trataba de batir Ell record del
OcSano. Es sabido que les vapores de
las grandes lineas trasatlznticas que
unen Europa con Ell nuevo nundo
sipuen caminos diferentes. Asi es que
los barcos de la Compaflfa general
trasatlzntica van del Havre 4 Nueva
York; los de las grandes lineas ingle-
sas salen de Plymouth. de Liverpool 8
de Queenstown, en- Irland a; y las hneas
slemanss parten de Hamburgo y de
Bremen hacienda ala en- DouvreS, s
en- Plymouth. Boulogne Cherbourg.
Aunque estos diversos caminos no
tengan la misma longitud, Sc compren
den que era f4cil esta blecer un maxi
mum de velocidsd y de distancla.
Durante varios amos las compafifas
mas poderosas Sc habfan disputado ese
record que desde Ell de Septiembre
de 1900 esta mantenido por la compa-
MIA alemana "Hamburg- America" Gu
yo barco ell "Deutscnland" hizo la ira
vesfa de Nueva York Plymouth, s
sea 2.o73 millas marinas, en- dias, 7
horas IS minutes, con una velocidad
media de 1896 millas por hora.
Los ingleses, celosos de a suprema.
cfa demostrada por Alemania, conha~
ban que ell nuevo trasatlantico "Lusi-
tania", que es ell mayor del mundo,
venceria todos los vapores que han
hecho Ell mismo recorrido.
Esta circunstaneia apasion6 al p1-
bico, que ha esperado, ansiosamente
durante dfas todas las noticias en-
del TELEGRAPH sin hilos.
El"Lusitania" llego q Nuevs York
ell viernes Is las nueve de Ia m ana
ma. por tanto, ha triunfado, a pesar
de la niebla, que difculto bastan-
tesu marcha, impidiendole hacer la
travesfa en- menos tempo. Los ale
names quedan en- parte derrotados.
Las dimensiones del "Lusitania" son
colosales; es ell mayor buque qse ha
surcado los mares, un vercadero pala-
clio hotante, del que nuestro grabado
500 puede ar una idea aproximada.
Su longitud es de 245 metros; es
decir. que 81 10 imaginamos de pie EN-
ell suelo, su altura excede las de los
monumentos mas elevados del mundo
Las torres de Ia catedral de Burgos
apenas llegan una tercsra parte del
immense buque, y las de Ia catedral
de Coonia, que alcanzsn NADIA menos
que $50 metros, llegan POGO mas de
la mitad del "Lusitania."
Todo en- este gigantesco husue Sc
halla en- la misma proportion. Va he
mos dicho que su lopgitud de proa 4
popa cs de a45 metros y de babor a
cstribor a6 metros 49, Su altura de
La quilia al puente de embarcaciones
memories es dc a. metros.
Su desplazamiento es do $4,000 to-
neladas, y la potencia total dc sus cua-
tro m4quinas es de $1,000 caballos. Su
ha sido vigilada por oil
Almirantago britznico
Ell buque Sc halla dividido en- diez
pisos. y lleyara su bordo $500 per
B0nas.
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Ell VlEJO GALEON

=
deblo ser el heroiCo tronco de
Caupolican) hacinanse en- la tie
ira verdecida y fecunda, al lado
de la mar, verde Y mansa aqui
junto, azul, soberbia y grande.
un tanto mas ALA.
Tienen ese ef1uviO venerable
que siente nuestro esp1ritu an
tes que nuestros sentidos al pi-
sar el claustrO EN- ruinas de una
vieja abadia 8 al plsar el CANA :
rim desierto de TN viejo palaCio
abandon ado. cuyas paredes, que
sc resquebraj jan en- grietas NOR
tales, nos dicen: 'iOh, las cosas
que sabemos Las cosas que
hemos visto! y aumcntan el
valor del tcsoro de 10 que saben
con ell prestigio de su secreto,
que nadie penetrara jamas.
Troncos que fuisteis bendi-
cion de Dios sobre la terra ube.
rrima, y reyes seculares en- vues-
ira selva madre, fue vuestro
destino mas alto que ser eterno
albergue de nidos en- la umbria,
y un dia os 1espojaron de vues-
tros mantos verdes, y mutilaron
vuestras ramas, y os recogieron
Ca1dOS.
Estas mismas montanas os
vieron siendo cuerpo de opulen-
tas naves, aquellos feros galeo-
mes de nuestra bella historic.
TronCos heroicos y magnifcos
que me mirais con los millares
de ojos que ha alberto en- vos
otros la carcoma, ~iquemo a
vuestroS hermanos Herman Cor
tes en- lndias? lBogo sobre vos-
otros Panfilo de Narvaez, celoso
de otras glorias? O antes, en- ell
tempo de las epiCas naos, tfuis-
tets hermanos de la MADEIRA hO-
meriCa que sustentaba a Rodri-
60 de Triana, escrutador Y a0i-
ZOrante?
EStaS mlSmaS manSaS Y sere-
mas aguas han visto muchas V
grandes cosas. Han visto prin-
cesas de luengas tierras que lie
gaban para ser reinas en- Casti-
lla, reCibleron monarcas V vie
ron partir las glorias castella-
mas. NiejOs tronCos rOldOs, "a
quien cOroCisteis mas? No sa-
brels de los viejOs almirantes
de Castillo, de Gelmirez, el obs
pO magnihcO, amante de la rel
ma Urraca y creador de la mari -
ma hlspana; de Bonlfaz. a quien
estaS E1lsmaS mOntanas que vO
veo, vierOn salir para conquis-
tar a Sevilla. No sois tan vie
jos, Cagliostros de la mar, que
hayais alcanzado tales cosas.
Ial vez no alcanzasteis a yer al
Key Don Felipe arribar de su
terra flamenco. No visteis q
la infanta Dona Juana partir
para sus melanCOlfas, nj v1steis
llegar al dean de Lovaina, que
por la regencia de Espana y el
oblspado de Tortosa pasaba a la
sllla de los pontifces romaros
Pero vosotros habeis cOnocido
al alto y noble marques de San
ia Cruz del Marcenado, y a Don
uan de Austria, gallardo y ad-
y a Don Luis de Re
quesens, Y a Andrea Doria, Ell
jenoves insigne. Vosotros Co
noclsteis a la galera "Marque-l
sa, ennoblecida con la sangreI
1e Cervantes, y v1steis partir
1e estas Costas a Felix Lope de |
Vega Carpio, porQue vosotros,
7iejas reliquias de la mar, fuis-
els quizas pedazos lie la In
1encible" armada. que no la So
lara Jerjes en- Ell Ponto, nj can
ase un Homero mas grande en-
)resa belica.
Forzados movian vuestros re-
nos multiDles v uniformes co..
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La CABRERA DEL OCEAN0

EI, gUoyE INGLEs "LUsTVANIA" Ell MAYOR
DEL MUNDo, ATRAvIEsA Los NARKs
EAsTA Ell pREsgNTE HABIA MANTE-
NIDo ESTE RECORD CON SUS vAPoRES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-26
. Rafael .MHrtiMe&

San Juan 23 Octubre, 1907.
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Autograph. and photographs.

"An autograph" said an antiquary,
ais worth nothing, while holograph
may be worth $1,000 or more. An
autograph of a man is his simple sig
nature. His holograph is one of his
signed letters, and its value depends
Oh Its interest.
"Some men are such fools that they
think autographs valuable and holo-
graphs worthless.
Il know man who found in his
grandfather's chest lot of important
letters of Franklin, Washington, Aaron
Burr, Hamilton, Andre and Jefferson.
He read these letters; then he burnt
them, first cutting out the signatures.
"For the signatures he got 30 cents
apiece or thereabouts. For the letters
in their entirety he would have got
from 500 to $500 apiece.
"By this loss Of about $4,000 the
man learned the difference between an
autograph and a holograph."
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asked. IL have great confidence In
your judgment"
THANK you," said the girl. ''Then
my advice to you is to please Miss Car
michael. By pleasing her you will
please me-"
Then that's settled" he said. "But
wait. About this trip abroad" His
voice shook a little. Miss Landon," ("
he said, Il am painfully conscious Of
all my defects. know am presumpt-
uous in daring to hope that you may
see in me qualities that raise me in
your estimation. l don't believe / have
either the desire or courage to take
that trip alone. viii you go with me
as my wife?"
She did not answer him for mo-
ment.
Your price seems pretty high" she
presently said. can interest in the
business, an increased salary, and now
me-"
TT is you alone I care for" he mur.
INJURED.
IF it is the only way of keeping you
here, my dear manager" she said, Il
must say yes"
He caught her hands in his.
II didn't dream could be so happy"
he cried.
81 am afraid you are a very obtuse
person." she presently said.
mo doubt of that" he answered.
otherwise you would have discov-
cred that certain young woman in
whom you have keen interest was
masquerading in one of your depart
ments, finding out something about her
big store and great deal about her
manager"
"What!" he cried. your
Il am Alice Langdon Carmichael"
81 never dreamt til" he said with a
little gasp And you are going to
marry me?'
81 am going to make sure of an ex-
cellent manager"
He looked at her in silent admira-
tion.
do you know what drew me to YOU
at first?" he said. SIT was having you
say kind word in my behalf. l over
heard you'll happened to be behind
the partition"
Her eyes danced.
"Yes," she demurely said, II hap.
pened to know you were there" w. R
Rose in Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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TECHNICAL SCHOOL IN FOREST.

How Wood Carving Is Taught in Aus~
tria-Live Models to Work From.
To study a valuable technical and
art craftsmanship school one would
scarcely in England choose a little
town of 14500 inhabitants wherein to-
all small towns wherever there are
special industries that the educational
ministry plant their school to develop
and advance the scientific knowledge
Of those industries, says Pail Mall Ga
Zette correspondent at Villach, Austria.
Here In Villach we are In the midst
Of forests. Wood forms the staple
commodity, and so in this interesting
historic and picturesque town is
school to develop wood industries.
The school has three sections build
ing, art and cabinet work. In the d.
rectors' room one at once saw all the
hidden beauty and worth of wood. Ar
ticles of everyday utility were beside
objects of art full of expression. There
was figure Of Samson, full Of pathetic
power; a portrait of the old master
workman, such figure as Herkomer
would glory in statue of Dante, and
a Christ, reminding one of the work Of
the fourteenth century, when wood
carving was in it's glory = and this
Christ was carved by lad of Is. But
near were quaint little tops of the
most simple form these were the mod
els for the village children to copy,
thus making the Noah's ark tops Of
commerce.
In the drawing rooms I was sur
prlsed to see monkey running about
and some birds feeding, but soon saw
that monkey and birds were worked
into many a design; hen with her
chicks were also utilized. Flowers and
trees they had around them, and the
pupils had to create, not copy.
In the turner's room were fifteen
lathes. In the sculptors' room pupils
were at work. Quite picturesque group
| was formed as the workmaster stood
over lad who, with mallet and chisel,
was working out Of rough wood block
the figure of laughing fawn. The
pupil had a fine face, and his eyes went
into his work-a village lad turned into
an artist by this school.
The number of pupils in all was $40.
Girls were taught drawing and paint
ing. Here their system makes the
i poorest see with an artistic eye, and
the value of this was evident In the
town In the furniture and houses were
seen the influence Of this school, which
is absolutely free to all without pay
ment-even for material.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-11-22
when snlmon Are suicinn1.

In the Sea of Okhotsk the salmon
are suicidal and one of the most star
Ting examples Of the spendthffft side
Of nature may be found In the rivers
that run into this sea. When 9 years
old the salmon begin voyage of death.
Ascending the river of their infancy,
they race in countless thousands up
stream until lack of food and lack OF
elbow room kill them of. A recent
traveller, declares that, however many
millions of salmon may run up the
river, not one ever reaches the sea
again alive. What becomes of the
rivers of dead salmoni The seagulls
wheel down upon the scene and feast
upon their eyes, scorning anything less
dainty. Bears, wolves, foxes and sledge
dogs are made comfortable for the
wear