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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-02

.nteI STATE businese That los,Nliy
setinH 20 use ludirrous Do its ltoh nl
". IN Ike manner f'nli-uo'.
onI uescendants VIII regard WIN
wouett the present opposition ln siN-
.nh me national government alelAlte
lgngi 70 control those corpoi hiph7'
I alone eau fully, aud ei Wise-
Icy ana justly control iNenlenl-
=, et-p tntt 70 regulate the TOT 1tleh
90 poralionH offers ou. 'I 'ue
800 $500 ana euiclenl HtiN'lH vi
N'f acANlues
FACING THE rt,re
". wv pleading i0t ln eAt.NH'ol l
Minnesotské noviny., 1907-08-22

ho odmeny neilepsimu parku e
tanci. Bylo tech "nejlepsich" tanet-
nikd a kandidati ceny tolik, ze 50
uzdalo p. Zaleskymu "a nejhezpec-
nejA vychodiste, nechat nerozhod-
nuto, komu ma cena pfipadnout.
Jelikoz tn dobu byli tanecnici 4
tanecnice jiz hezky unaveni tim boz
zim darem, nastal randall. A chudak
zalesky nemel jiz mfsta, kde by byl
pred blesky a hromy chranen. X to-
mu SO pfidruzil jiny pfedstavitel
"naroda holubiciho'', kterJ videl
krasnou lftlezitost se po desku POI
|prat a pocal do vsech, kteff jej k
pofadku vyzyvali, strkat q tlouci,
patrn6 chtH videt skrev'', neb cist4l
Minnesotské noviny., 1907-08-22

Tyto dny vessel platnost We
statu Wisconsin zakon ohledne sni-
zeneho iizdneho po drahach pfiiaty
posledni zakonodarnou jako ma
sledek toho byly drahy nueeny zme-
niti opet dopravni ceny. Nedavno
ustanovena cena $875 do Chicago
buie nynf snfzcna na ss go. Cesto-
vatele jeste dale ma vychod utini
nejlepe, kdyz 81 koupi listek do Chi
eaga odtud onatFi 40 lfstkem mn
GitisI CUsiii.
r Jak jsme jiz minute sdelili,
rozhodl sc mas Sokol k utyofeni zp6-
vackeho dramatickeho odboru a je
nyni zadoucno, by vsichni kdoz citi
Sc byti k iednomu neb drnhemu po-
yolanYmi, &c bezodkladne pfihlasili
Name peynou dnv1ru. ze oba odborv
mohou zde uspesn6 pusobiti a jen
tfeba jest dobre fGinnt vile vsech
spolupdsobicich, ably zapoeata sna-
ha vedla Ike kyzenemu eli. Prvni
cviceni We zpevu zapodalo patek
veeer SIM G. $. p. $. pod fizenim
sok. Vaclaya Chota bude pokra6o-
vati kazdotfdne.
s~ Name prodeji nekolik dornd
le.i. - naA zanaani nj Kon-
p6chtivf dobfe udinf, kdyz 81 pre-
ptaii II inistniho feditele t. !. tf
= Jako kazdorocn9 hude letosni
sttaattTsff sttattTsff y5EttaTa zahajena postaattsaesf; aattsaesf;
meslce zafi a sice pocinaie ' pom
deli q. zaff potrvd po celg tyden.
Ma prynf den otevfeni vystavy pfi-
pada tez deinicky ssatek d veikt
pfiprayy jsou jiz konany sdruzenym
delnictycm. by den ten byl jako vzdy
skyelym zpusobem oslayen. Cile q
energicke pfipravy isou tez cinGny
ma statnim yystayikti, tax ably celia
vystaya yynikala We ysech ohledech
syym vzornym uspofadanfm. Dou.
fame, ze mczi tisici ntastniky, KITE
ri kazdoroGn6 statni vystayu ma.
Minnesotské noviny., 1907-08-22

vkIadd pres So. ZOO. 900.

hotovou nemoznosti, Ice bychom
Hpiuiii do 6 hodin yecer. DO 2 hodin
odpoledne dorazili jsme asi 3 mile
cd Hastings a dali Sc nazp6t. Vese-
iii jsme Sc, jedi jsme "pilT' po
tesku a ii, jiz mali jeste nohy O.
hvhnA tancovaii pFi Strachotove
hndhA ktera neskrhlila hoinosti 6e-
slych tanecnich kusd a tax slo yse
krasne. Tez "dardafi" Sc cinili
sec byli, ably nektery mich urcen6
ceny ziskal. Vitr ale byl tax nesty-
daty, ze kazdou chyili bud cervene
ESQ neb bubenskou desitku zahnal do
feky tax tinil hru nesnadnou. -
proto ale pfece panu Zaleskymu
pfipadla Geska fajfka dlouhym
troubelem jako cena stal Sc cham
|pionem karet. Sotva sc ale "vzpama-
toval' mad dobytou slavou We hfe,
zacaly Sc mad ieho hlavou stahovat
mraky hn1vu vzteku rozlicnych
tanetniki tanednic. Bylf pan Ia
Iesky zyolen "a soudce tili rozhodcf-
Minnesotské noviny., 1907-08-22

Ii HaWklnson. 80 rokll starry
q zamestnany ma sekci pro Great
Northern drahu, sel 81 patek yecer
pro mesi6nf vyplatu k vyplat6f ka-
fc y Hamline ohradach sotva ze
po vypiate ucinii nekoiik krokn od
mista, byl nahle zasazen pfiiizdaji-
elm osobnim ylakem ma miste u
sareen.
Damsky sbor Hv6zda zapadu,
e. 45, ). r. j., pfipravuje Sc k O.
slave syeho p6tileteho trvanf zdar-
neho pisobeni. Slavnostnf program
bude nasledovati po pravidelne me-
sitni schdzi Y nedeli odpoledne s.
zafi.
Pan Karel zalesEkyy NIL, dokon-
|eil tsp6chem obchodni kurs ma
zname zdeisi Globe obchodni kole-
iii. Pfeieme mlademu pfiteli mno-
ho zdaru K ieho fispdchu.
x@ Pan F. j. Pta6ek, znamy ma
| jitcl zameGnickeho "a strojnickeho
zavodu {. 800 Jackson nl., tesi SC
'stale hojnemu odbytu ma Indian
motorova kola (motor cycle), iichz
lie hiavnim zde jednateiern. 5troje
| tyto jsou dokonalt soustavy ca
sta poptayka 20 mich ie nejlepsim
odporutcnifn dobrych jejich Vast
Isti. Kazif Kazzii'ff, nd ksio b b zainfslel podob-
ny stroi 81 pofiditi, nechf Sc dive
ron obrati aneb dopise ma pana
Ptacka. 1kr
= Zla nehoda potkala pateE
as 10 hodin vecer pf. McIllstro-
moyou v els. $50 Wabasha nj. by.
dIfci. PAM ia eekala ma University
pouiicnf karu sotva he vkroeils
jednou nohou ma stupatko kdry, "a.
yfel motorak dvffka kara pocals
jeti, vlekouc ubohou zenn "a noht
as pnl bloku. Jako nasledek toht
lpfisla tato k tezkemu potluceni /
Itez vnitfnimu poranenf nalezi
Ise v osetfovani V nemocnici.
/ + Minnly tfden udal sc ohen :
Itoyarne ma vyrobu vazaciho provaz
ku Hazel Parku a jen nsilovneml
namahani hasiIi podafilo Sc eel,
Ipodnik od zniceni zachraniti. To
ssaafiaa je eeissIia In jjsdszi million do
lari a skoda zp1sobena je a
$50, 600.
Ma prodfsj ppsskne zafize
ma farma 80 akrech blize mesta
ly Geske osade Minnesota. Prodi
Sc lacino. Haste sc u mistni ad
lministrace t. ].
r Nedelnf vylet spolku Slovan
Z. 3, G. 5. ID. p. j., pofadany p'
lIparoiodi po fece mississippi. tteessi
SO hojnGmu ticastenstvi a zakonci
Ivelmi pfizniv6 pro pofadaiici w
boF, jessz rs sT.jjii ns.sEsih.si ~ ::a:::ss ::!:::2
men slusn(m vyt6zkem. Mezi cetno,
a veselou spolecnosti ma lodi udrzo
val se stale dobry rozmar, jenz po
trval al kratce pred pffjezdem 10
de nazpet do pfistaviste, kdyz mno
I'll hled6li obavou vstfic hrozivyn
mrakim velke elektricke boufe, kite
ra se toho veGera mad m1stem sne
sla. Silny desf. provazeny v6tren
zastihl lod i yJletnfky ma stestl j
pray6 pffstavn ma Jackson ulici
!: kde yetsina musela poseckati az :
boufe pon6kud utisila a zmfrnils
Rano byla pohoda ptkna, lec iak
temef kazdou nedeli, obratila se
podasi destiye.
x Minulou nedeli vecer snesl
Minnesotské noviny., 1907-08-22

10 mad In6stem prndka elektricka
boufe, jez svym fadenfm mdze byti
fadena iako nejhorsi boufe, jez letos
mfsto nase navstivila- Mimo slime
no vetru a liiavce kfizovaly Sc neu-
stale blesky a hromoya rama padala
jedna "a druhou. Mnoho lidi bylo
zastizeno bouff parkaeh a jinde
pod sirou obIohou a I'll vsichni zazili
trpke chvile. B6hem boufe udalo
sc nakolik ohn6 hasiGi bvli povo-
lani takfka do vsech stran mesta.
Ma nasi zapadni sedme ulici uhodil
blesk do domu {. 943, kde vznikly
diva ohne sice poschodl mad le-
k1rnon dra. Hovorky, iakoz fez-
HieeAlseiii eeElseehlseeasss f@eaa @ Rpha lsa
Oba ohne byly pfisp6chavsfmi hasici
|vsak rychle uhasenv. Boufe natro-
|pila mensich skod po celem mestG
Ia tez nekolik osob pfislo k poranAnf,
lnikoliv vsak yazne.
~ Nejlepsf doba ku stavbe je
ia, kdyz miizete se aohodnouti na
cenach dfivi. Pnjdte k nam my
van usetfime penize ma vseho druhu
dffyi. Name tfi ohrady dfiyfm.
Albert J. Zachar je nasim fiditc-
lem els. 730 zap. 7. ul. Telefon
Main 1859 J2, st. Paul Wrecking
| II Lumber Co. 22-tf.
Timto SO nvadf znamost ro-
|dicim, ze vylet ditek deske svobodo-
mvslns Sknlv. O n6nz isme liz pre-
desle sc zmfnili, bude sc odbTvati
lpfisti nedeli. stinnem haji napro-
lti ohydli pana Franka Iakovce. I.
1880 zap. 7. hi. Skolnf vybor bude
na miste vyletnfm jiz dopoledne q
Inadeje SO. ze rodiGe dostayf se 9
Iditkami ma misto tez pred polednem.
VEichni pfatele a pfiznivci skoly
jsou zvani k snGastneni se tohoto
lvgletu. Jsme jisti, ze tfmto yyletem
vvchazi vybor skolnf vstfic pfani
lyseho skolnfho dorostu, jenz pfi ka-
Izde pfilezitosti pficinoval Sc roz-
Iprodani lfstkd pfi skolnich zaba-
yach. Toz tedy ma shledanou pfistf
|ned6li
x% Name kupce ma domy Lofty 4
Ipoptavky po najmu. Proto kdo ms
60 ma prodei Ii k pronajmuti, nechi
Ise pfihlasi u mistnfho rid. t. !. t.
= r. s. Morrow. farmer re soused
Iniho statu Wisconsin,, pfijel sen
nakotipiti n6jaky dobytek jsa I'd
lsoben hojne pencil, chtel Sc take po
ldivati, jak to vypada po meste. =
lDfiye vsak nez sc nadai, zistal lie
zet postranni ulicce blize Unior
Inadrazi, kde byl nalezen straznikem
Mel sebe bankoYkach 5000 .
Imiize &c pokladati jeste IA sfastne
Iho, ze ne nebyl pfipraven.
Minnesotské noviny., 1907-08-22


81. Paul, MINI. CT. red. Min
nesotskych Noyin: Muslin yam sde-
lit maliGkou zpravu . ceskeho wy
letu, pofadantiio spoken Slovan,
6islo 3. CSDPJ., ma lodi "Cyclon'
" nedeli 18. t. IN. Pfedne neza-
=:e,sz :; Una ! !a' .hi:, !i:, s:Ezszz=s; s:Eszz=s; ssG;s=
clon," nebof ma sebe nechala do 10
hodin cekat, nez isme sc mohli ma
mi dostat. A kdyz konecne nastala
.doha k odjezdu a odrazili isme cd
bfehu, "jeli" isme asi pnl hodiny
ma pfic feky, byvse jenom proudem
vody unaseni asi tax til mile "a ho-
dinu. Zkouselif zfizenci lode teto
otociti hnacfm kolem do zadu tax,
ably pramice mohla byti hnana pre-
dem, ale dokazati toho nebylo moz-
mo. Nelmene sedmkrate to zkouseli,
ale vzdy marn6. "Jeli'' jsme tedy
nazpet jako raci, a take tax poma-
In. Ucastnfci byli veself we slo
pomalu sice, ale vesele ku pfedu.
Dorazit K fece st. Croix, bylo ale
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-17
HOLY DAY, OR HOLIDAY?
Sunday observance has come up again

Sunday observance has up again
In New York. for the sake of experiment. they have
genuine blue Sunday" Everything shut up, from
saloon to sacred No allowed to ride
the donkeys in Central park. Undoubtedly this
wise provsion-for the donkeys
But it remained for Busch, the millionaire st. Louis
brewer to propose solution which for naive wording is
likely to go unparalleled.
''My plan is this, - he said 'Cose the saloons from
midnight until O'Clock Sunday afternoon. That would
give everyone an opportunity to go to church in the
mming."
"Opporunity'' is especially good
We bold enough to believe that the question of
Sunday observance like many other questions, demands
nothing than little The matter is
of special interest in Spokane right
Whether one day in originally set apart by
the Deity whether set it apart for himself have
become wise enough to recognize that it is not only good
provision but necessary We need more than work
days. Unless going to degenerate into machines
we must have more
Revealed religion sets aside this day a holy day;
great many people prefer to consider it holiday
Which ought it to be?
We dare to hold the opinion that the Deity has no
frown for holiday and that only things which harm
full In themselves remain equally as harmful Sunday
they Tuesdays We don't believe that things
acquire harm any night precisely at - o'clock TO be
drunken to lie to cheat to live sesy to be idle to in
Jure fellows to lower ourselves to deprive ourselves
OF the best there in to waste time these
against ourselves and against brothers, and they
sins on Fridays well as Sundays.
We do believe that Sunday can be made loathsome
day 1t can be made saturnalia revel day of gIut
tony for the appees as well the emotions It can be
miserable day. when sit in stiff pews and backbite
neig hbors. 1t be wastefu day. when we eat like
pigs and sleep like sots
We can be arch hyprocrites supreme spendthrifts
Or can be neither.
We can make Sunday helpful day. We make it
day which brains and our bodies and souls
fed That is why the day set apart Only we
must be what it is need and that is no light mat
ter There can't be any question that there lived
who would not have been a happier man and even
better man with religion. We sorry for those who
cannot understand that this is true.
But the test of Sunday we believe is whether it has
prepared us better for the week to come
Not holiday, nor holy day-but helpful day.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-17
Fred M.Wktc
Copyright l9o>
ZlNgS.cZ~ q Soc

time of the trial that it was danger
GUS for me to walk the streets
alone at night. But why discuss
this now? You have made up
your mind what to 40. You have
only to ring the bell, and there is
an end of me-"
Silva paused and shrugged his
shoulders significantly. Hedrose as
If to take a cigaret 'front.' a box
on the table. The box slipped from
his hand. and some Of the little
white tubes rolled across the pol
ished floor. With an apology for
his clumsiness, he stopped to pick
them up. Then he rose again. his
right hand shot out in the direction
of a figure in armor, grasping
huge battle ak In it's hand.
With the swiftness of an animal
the battle AK was snaccned away,
and before Walter could realize
what had happened the Italian had
smashed a couple Of the heavy
plate glass sheets, thus clearing
way into the garden. Walter yelled
at the top of his voice and darted
forward, but he was too late. Silva
had disappeared in the darkness.
Walter told his story to Lord
Ravenspur, who followed it with
every sign of interest.
"Oh, | can quite understand that
mans point of view" he said. 81
know something of those people.
When l was quite a young man
spent a year or two in Corsica, and,
to a certain extent, | sympathize
with them. I have committed an
outrage on the national honor, anu
l am to pay the penalty with my
life. The thing Is recognized out
there. 1t is regarded as quite COM
monplace."
And there is no way of clearing
yourself?" Walter asked.
well, perhaps there is one"
Ravenspur said thoughtfully. you
see. the head Of the family can in
terfere. Vera's mother is in a po-
sition to say But what>am |
talking about? My dear boy, my
life is in danger, but, come what
may, l am going to ask for no
clemency. Vera shall never pass
into the custody of that vile woman
whom she has the misfortune to
call her mother. Nothing shall in
duce me to change my mind. In
deed, such a thing would be vio-
lation of my promise to the dead"
Your sentiments do you honor"
Walter said, "but, unhappily. |
don't see how you can carry them
out"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-17
CHAPTER XVII

81 begin to see my way" Lord
Ravenspur said. 1T is not for my
sake, but that of the child. Six
months hence I could laugh at the
danger, because in six months time
Vera will be Of age. At the expira-
ton of that period she can become
naturalized British subject. Then
the crown will look after her inter
estS and see that the estates which
she will some day inherit are prop
erly administered"
And in the meantime?" Walter
asked. Don't you think we should
have Silva arrested? We could
easily find him."
Il don't think So" Ravenspur
said thoughtfully 81 know my en-
envy by sight, which you will admit
is very great advantage. We will
have a couple of bloodhounds up
the first thing in the morning and
one of them shall sleep in my bed
room, the other in the studio. That
will give the scoundrels something
to do to devise fresh means of put
ting an end to me. l have thought
it all out and the best thing we
can do is to disappear"
Disappear" Walter cried.
What do you mean?'
81 mean exactly what l say. The
thing can be done tomorrow night.
There is nothing easier" .
(To eccontinued)
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-17
MILITIA INSPECTED
AND EXAMINED

Colonel John H. Kinzie, state in
spector of the national guard, in
spected the new armory accommo-
dations last night and pronounced
himself highly pleased. After the
inspection of Co. H. the examining
board, composed of General Ortis
Hamilton, Colonel Kinzie and DR..
j. G. Byrne, began work. c. H.
Merriam. Benson Wright, A. o.
Highlands, r. II. Clark and d. A.
Maurier took the examinations for
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-17

to become great feminine political
leader and will devote her life to
art. She has fitted up a studio in
her home and is now pupil of the
Colassossi studios in the Latin
quarter. She is an exemplar of the
impressionist school ana has de-
cided ability.
Some years ago Miss Come
made tour of the United States in
an effort to arouse more definite
interest in the fate of Ireland. Her
unfortunate marriage with Major
John Mcbride, following the Boer
war. led to her retirement, from
political effort.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-17

lieutenants' commissions. J. B.
Hayes took the examination for
captaincy.
Joseph Middleworth, who is form
ing a new company, took the ex-
animation for captain. He has seen
service and will try to secure in
the new company all men who have
served either in the regular or vol
unteer armies.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-17
Imported Marseilles Bed Spreads
A Good Xmas Offering

a beautiful Offering a price that
Wednesday and Thursday will
fancy Spreads Barlow
beautiful designs. quality that sells
regularly these two Wednesday Thursday
we will a before
this description You get choice of the lot
TO get the best
morning Don't wait until Thursday
he last until that time.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-17

The Glove Question Is an Import
ant One at Christmas Time
We sell thousands pairs this week of gloves
be given without fear of disappointment and
who a pair is to be pleased
Fownes Clasp GIace Kid GovesIn black brown and
oxblOod all $175
p. l. Goves-Rght quality,
right price, satisfaction all sizes pair Slips
Long silk GovesMake acceptable Xmas gift. We have
them the well Govesve Fownes and Kayser make
Boys Girls Goves-ln brown, tan
and On sale at pair. $100
Chdren's Lined Kid and Mocho Mttens-Wh without fur
grades them. At 75c and $1O0
Certicate-lf doubt that
friends buy Glove Certificate The recipient
and buy the gloves at any time.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-17
ABANDoNs POLITICS

PARIS, Dec. 17.-Maud Come,
known on both continents as the
Irish Joan of Arc" has surren-
dered her long cherished ambition
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-17

A plea of guilty was entered yes
terday by Windy BIZ Sawyer to
receiving stolen goods from boys
he induced to commit thefts. He
was arrested on information fur
nished by one of the boys. james
Elliott. Sawyer was bound over.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-17

A Sale of Silk Carriers and Hose
Supporters, in Xmas Boxes
appropriate present lady certainly useful
sale the entire stock of these
much prices
silk and hose supporters sale
$125 silk garters and hose supporters sale sec
81 90
goods fancy goods depart
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-17
HARTMAN ON SICK LIST

NEW YORK, Dec. lie. H.
Hartman is laid up with grip, but
Is expected to resume his office
work in a few DAYS
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-17
Bargain Prices in Xmas 'Kerchiefs
for Wednesday Selling

Pure Linen Handkerchiefs initial
put up six in box sold regularly s150 On SALE $500
chldren's Handkerches coored quality
that sell usually at
Silk Handkerchiefs silk
chiefs with cooed border and embroidered
Cambria Handkerchefs-
kerchiefs with initials
a Wednesday a box. Observation-Disclosures.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-17
Good Underwear at Very Special Prices Before \

We never were in better condition to give you the
wear, and matter what you want-low priced or
better for you than others can.
Italian Silk Chemise-A very fine line in white and
fancy coors; embroidered and trimmed with Val.
lace Observation-Disclosures. SO 90 to $500
Japanese Silk Chemise-In white pink, blue and
helio different designs trimmed with VAL lace; all
grades reduced in price for this weeks selling
Silk Lsle Vests-Low neck, sleeveless, hand embroid-
cred and lace trimmed yokes, swiss ribbed SOC to $50
Christmas shoppers should certainly visit this sect
be bought Xmas presents and this class of goo
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-04-06
SAFEST.

The sentimental and lovesick
youth stood gazing at the round,
romantic moon.
eyes," he confded, "the idol of
my heart resides on yon hill. To-
night | shall serenade the cynosure
of my affections as gallants were
wont to do when knighthood was in
flower. Now, what instrument do
you think would be the most appro-
pirate"
"Well," replied his practical
chum, eff I we're you l should sere-
made her with a monograph"
"What? A monograph? Why.
a phonograph is nothing like as ro-
mantle as a guitar"
"Yes, old chap, but you can start
a photograph and then run to the
tall timbers before the shooting be-
gins"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-04-06
LOCKING HIS DOOR.

A Philadelphia travelling man, on
a business trip through Alabama one
night, found himself stranded in a
wretched little town with only one
slipshod, miserable hotel. His
"room'' for the night was the end
of a hall, with a sheet hung up to
screen him from view. In the mid
die Of the night he woke up with his
head hanging out over N end Of
his cot and his feet over the other,
while a violent draft was blowing
the hanging sheet in all directions.
He called for the housekeeper.
what do you want with the
housekeeper ?" came a voice from
somewhere in the darkness.
q want a paper of pins to lock
my door with"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-04-06
NAMES OF FRENCH WARsHlPs.

What is curious in the list Of
French ships Of war now on the
stocks is that not one Of them is
called after a warrior, whether naval
or military, but that the patronym-
les of philosophers, and even Of nov
elists, have been preferred.
The new ironclads are named
after Danton, Mirabeau, Voltaire,
Diderot, Condorcet and Vergniaud;
the cruisers take the names Of Vic
tor Hugo, Jules Michelet, Edgar
Quinet, Ernest Renan and Waldeck-
Rousseau.
The most poetical names are
those given to the new submarines
There are to be two Wasps among
them, but there will also be an En-,
erald, an Opal, a Ruby, a Sapphire
a Topaz, a Turquoise, a Gree, and q
Calypso Gazette.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-04-06
DO DOGS CURE RHEUMATISM

"Among the curious ideas of the
populace," said a physician, "there
is a widespread one to the effect
that dogs cure rheumatism.
"0nly last months a rheumatic
patient whom l had treated for
three months said:
'Well, doctor, you've done me no
good, and / am going to give you
up and try a dog.
"He bought a cocker spaniel, and
had it sleep in bed at his feet every
night. The warmth of the dog un-
doubtedly helped him, for he is quite
well now. But what a superstitious
fool he was-to believe that a dog
could cure a disease"
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IDENTIFYING HIMSELF.

The tall, slim young goddess in
the spotless uniform cast down her
eyes with a demure smile.
eyes," she said, "we trained
nurses have some amusing expert
ences that relieve the hardship of
our work. Not long ago | nursed
3 Mrs. Wilson through a spell Of ty-
phoid fever, from which, unhappily,
the poor lady did not recover.
"Ten days after her death l re-
ceived by mail an offer Of marriage
from Mr.. Wilson, and, in order to
identify himself with me, he wrote
after his name, husband Of the late
Nrs. Wilson,"