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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-22

Some of the banks in eastern cities
which were forced to suspend business
two or three weeks ago owing to a
lack of currency have re.opened.
There is evidently good money in the
horse business as d. Erwin, of Mason,
refused an offer this week of $4,000 for
billiard Online 2:07a.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-22
CANADIAN HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS
via
Grand Trunk Railway System

Single fare plus $500 for the round
trip to certain Canadian points on all
trains December 90, 81, %, and 80,
valid returning to leave destination to
and including January 10, 1908. For
fares and further information call on
your local agent or write to Geo. w.
Vaux, A. G. p. q T. A, Chicago ILL.,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
@rnmSeisenihnms i1ebertraannseri.

aoa Song an emma McNabnep.
Got Ga. Yanbes Subb. aubsnlOt lSO,
80 BET 1855 CUB, psr5shsrt, stOistts
abbott Str. Dfli9 BON Rcie Strabe.
81, 500.
Sobn 8. Sones an go9rr 6. Srp.
6araer, Got 25, gIud Is, 2ineoln
parf gob.. Al Bet 1876 As 6uB. Der.
bsN.rt, OFfsits Nsu SsrTsp Ctr, n6rb'
lid bon "a. StraBs. $4,000.
6snrp 2oits an 6sroinanb DowaIo,
9beiI ncrh6Rli4e DisrtsI SEC. IA,
sownI6ip 16. &anes 8. 2.65 adsr.
BaIbtnston 8Ownibip. $40. 600.
3bsopbtlus W. ebant CT, gbarles
gatsr u. a.. Got 10. Owsn's @orb
indianapolis abb, 34.5 bet $50 CUB,
psrbsfert, ehofsits 26. Str. tusftli@
bon @robsr strabs. 1000.
gaf @no S~nbsHment COMPANY on
Ssoa W. Smith, Got "a. Bidsns u.
u. Oh @aibineion Ctr. Abb, IS BET
1878 6ub, psrbsfsrt, Offsits gspias
aps. fioli9 bon 9ep BORT Ctr. $2.'
500.
W. 30. Sfenhour on Robsrt 6.
Wurrp, Got ~. WuuarOp's Aoo.,
griabtmoob. 35 Bel 100 5uB. paeant.
Shofeite RpoIrbelt Aps., tusfIt4 BON
Olnep Ctr. $500.
9reRon 9. gailsp on Sbomas u.
@arfon. GOT 8, Su,od's Abb. on Ort.
iaaft Southport. $1,000.
Saups kaufman an Daniel 8.
Saiout, 8heil Got 8. 6annaman's
aob., rs bet 295 SUB, baeuni. W.a'
feite Weribian Str, fibli4 bon 46.
Str. $4,000.
Union 8rua gompanp. 8rufss, on
Wiliam y 8roun, Cots IA. Carr
& @oof's Sub. 86eiI berfeIben aoo..
160 BET 160 HuB, Daeant, Stiomsfsde
Werioian unb 43 Ctr. $4,000.
@atfislo parf RsaIip 60. on Greo
goaman, Got 81. Wsbaers Sarfislo
Bart aob., 50 5 bel l31 SUB. bacunt.
ShbweRsds Shslbp Str. unb Win.
DIETER Ape. $3.50.
5eIir &. WeWbirtsr on Gillian u.
Rotbart, Got 81 uno fbsil "a. WoOo'
ruff pIate. 148 Bet 172 SuB. bacant,
VorSofede Wioole Drips uno Mi&isan
Str. s4440.
Samuet @rifin on GharleB u
@oufe, Got 2, Broun's On Weribiau
Seisbts abb.. 83b BET 200 5uB. bac..
Wshfeite Central aps., ri6roli9 bon
as. Ctr. $500.
Oscar 3. Draper on Sobn 9.
Brotpr. Got ITO. 8roun's grootfot
parf Abo.. 40 bet 100 SUB, bsr'
bsFsrt. @sHisits Gwins Ctr ihOIid
bon Is Str. $3.50.
Daniel g. pabrid on Caroline Sit.
len, Sbeil bon Got Is, Dalaes's 2
addition, Soun Neton. $1,000.
Wiaiam 3 RUBIN on Rsbseea 9,
Ronoers. Got 331. 2uhn's &c L. Wsf
indianapolis abolition. 40 bet Isl
Jub, psrbsRsrt. Oaieits bon We2ain
Strobe, ihoii9 bon Wiltins Str.
$3.50.
Columbus W, 6amilton on Warret
q. 8ipe, Got 5. Rtosnour's 6tablanl
Dome addition. 40 BET ia SUB, Der
bsHert, @eHieits bon WaIeott Str,
n6roli1 bon Ysrmont Ctr. $3.50.
Wia 8 2atta an Charles 6 graw
forb, Got 5, 2atta's Noro Sainoil
Str. addition. 40 BET 1872 CUB. ba
can't, WeRfeite bon 3aiuois Str, iao
lib bon 40. Strabe. $500.
!. George ID. Dooo on Noab Mod
xbeil bon, norbbhlt&en 0iertel. Ssct
8, 8opnibip Is. Range s, Isl Ader
2aurenee Sp. $3.50.
Sobn 6. gRegormi6 on SoeI 6
6apuortb. Got 8, gIcd 2. Weper
rlniperRtp placs Nob., 60 BET ITO SUB
6fIi9e Settle bon gmerion abe.. ihc
. lid bon 8urgsb ape. $4,000.
Diaiam 8. Coleman on Sa,ob Q
6owaro, Got 40, Abonbale Abb, A
y IL rOn O.E S-.aflx. S.Stx 49,. T.A;
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
3nradsswieiene 8slstoisnns.

yJhnfunoawan3is Gents far einen
2uB" tparsri bic @orte, .wsl3s glauo
aib aus 8rssneaftls, bier berbaftet, tn
S6uulitdisn bra4ten.
gIaub fa9t, baB er frisofertig DO,
benz glternbauIe auf benz 3aune LAB.
nls elm unbstannter Wann. Der am
6auis oorbsipaiarts. isiner S&wsfer
bic Obissn Worie 3urief. ibr 3u9Isit
ben g%isrtslbular binbalteno. Das
Wdbdsn lief tusinsno in's 6aus. uni
glaub .rsrif sinsn bsrben antippel.
nit tpsldsm er benz unbefannteu etnen
6isb bsrisbts. glsi& mad Der Sbai
fprans @lauo auf sinsn 3ug, uno tan
bann au9 NIT BEN Big Sour 3ug'
bier on, no er iofort bon Den Detettip!
Samuel unb Banning bsrbaftst
tuurbe. Der fofort bena&ri&tist
WaribaQ aus @resncaRle ruirb R9 BET
@sfangenen BIER abbolen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
&isss- 0ret.
o n.

Charles unb 5lorsnee Wilsp, 11O9
Worb arisnnl aps., Wdo&sn. - @o'
tuarb uno goa SaHslo. 1886 On Nsu
BORT Str, Rnabs. - Rarf6aa uno
Warp grsistts, 1870 Sroaowap.
anabe = Sobu unb pearl 2swis.
1854 Rorb Rsr Ssrisp Str. Rnabs.
= Omen uno Wolp Setter. 618 Wor.
mel Str, 2nabs. - ennis uno Gar
ri. Sattenbaueb, 1924 WabiiOn aOe..
Qnabe. - @alter unb Bel Mssi, las
Bepile Ape., Rnabe. - Samuel une
Sbe,iE, grobforb. 956 Oh @eOrgia
st,., Rdo4sn.
O etraut.
Rostoe q. GriHom-Nattis @oraros.
gilmore Yarter-O rn Sober.
Sobn 8. Mfaro-2eona 9. Doung.
2uiber pottass-aoois @iimartin.
Barrie W. @orrte-Neute W. peoole.
8bos. :. Runoap-aIiee o. aOerig.
6arrb Smith -Wauo I. Sbafsr.
Wiais Gueas-2poia 3. Wbite.
Jobn @birnpola-Ssr ina Uuleu.
Cara Baftn-Nnnie Mlberfon.
Tranf 8earb-Sanis Or. NQen.
pasquaIs pannun3is-Rar parif.
GeHorbtn.
Waurics Datsrs, "a Sabre. AIS
Def Rortpoob Ctr. - Warp Du9an,
n, 9ittle Sisters Of toe poor. -
SpIpsfsr Roriariip, 70. 2ittle Sis
ters Of TIE Door. - 2ouifs Waban.
46, Ranoolpb 9Th. - gbarles W.
Smith, 80, 4O7 Noro 9abioion Ctr.
= grsfun g.. 5Orss. SO. 1927 NOnt'
calm StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
Anf Srieoenspfaoen.

Cine gneros Sai9snour&iu4uns
puroe qsftsrn absno our4 einsn in
Belle 8snre's Rsfnurant bsrtibten
9tsbffabl bsrnnlaBt. Sin $af1en'
tamm unb Bfrfe I'm @srt6e bon SIS
tuurosn ndmli& aus Der Wobnune
534 Snoiana apsnus esftoblen. Die
bsrmiBtsn Sadsn uuroen ni8t ssfun.
ben unb m~srtmtrbigsr Weiis fano mar
an so Nsgsrn, ueIasn man Die 8ai&su
ourdFu4ts. aud ni8t elm ein3iges
&aHsrms Her obsr ir9snb cine anbsrt
Wafe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01

S6ipdbtiher ttnterHhbmngS
Neretn.
@aStenbaa am Stenftag,
). Tebruar tn oer @ermanta
Sale, tpel@e 8ei@madpou
oeforirt TIT.
Gtntrttt 25c a Yerion.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
.umterr0fe


an 2onbon abs.. ihbli6 bon 80. Ctr.
$4,000.
snna 6. Monfort an benIelben,
Cots Is. IA uno Is, BIud 2, bieislbs
sbb. bieislbe 8r6Be. bncnnt. @eaieite
2onoon Str, faoli9 bon 80. Strabs.
$500.
). @arRsIo ssltau on SObn q.
Soltau. Got 81, 2spis & sos ar.
isnal grbsn aob., 40 BET 131 2 CUB,
berbsfsrt, Weffsite gspiQe aps., fhb.
lid bon ct. Clair Cir. $1263.
SaIatbieI 6. SUTHERLAND an Ri9arb
8. Boon, ueflihe 6dlfte bon Got 20,
Rem Bethel. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
...MYres Bulletin.
Terttg gema9te &leiber

O~~~s0 0~"J<S ONtSs~S
Der brittle Stod oferirt bier Bar
gains in Srauen &leibsrn. Sic mere
ben biefeIben fpesieu attrattib in
SHUTTER unO Bertb fnben.
grandchildren
Wouene 8Iuisn in peib, bell ODER
buntelblau, fpe3iel mtarfirt am
Samfa9 5a..,...........S2.9 5
alet0errGfe
Sn belsrau, i@attirten 8I,ibs. in
BarfeIn uno f@par3 fpesiea fur
Samfas ....... ...$3.9 5
Soile &leioerrGde
Gin afortiment in altman goile
in einfaaem idwars Samtas
nur .SS. 20
mmterrGfe
nnfere resuIdren 81 rs t1nterrode
Bon fatuar3er unb farrirter Sateen ;
nm NIT Der Yartie auf;uraumen ;
Muspabl .98e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
Oerlan9t An3etSen

rosub tusI5er art perbsn in Der .Subtana 3ribhns'
NIT Sc per Belle fur isos Suiertion bersHnst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
Sameu : Sereia oes SeutfMel
Sani.s.

Die nd4hs unterhaltuna bes Samsn
8srsins oss Gsuti&sn 5auies finost
ben 2. 5sbruar, fatt. 5rau
:. @. Wulalp miro bic Arrangements
ftr bieielbe trsNsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
0enrN &IaMfe,

Uertreter Der Snbiana Sruf 60. i'm
grunbeisentbums>, Nietbs> unb @er'
f&erxmgssD DEPARTMENT..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01

Ypr 9ttge y a ,
b T. @ertpegene RGubsr eri9ienen
bieier Sage in friiber Mprgen .unbe in
Dem Stdot9en 8onfielO, 81, i6nitten
borerIt idmmtli9e mad auspdrts fubz
renoen Selepbon@ unb Selegrapben=
brdbte bur9, iberrumpeGten Damn ben
Pribdtpd9ter Ser @rften Rationdlz
8ani, ben lie banoen un6 tnebelten
unb Damn in cine @aeD fpdrfen, fprengs
ten 0a5 &afensen0lbe Der 8ant mil
Spnnmit unO enttdmen nit Dem ge=
iommten Saargelo, bas fi9 auf urgez
fG6r $500 telief. G6eds un6 Wsrt6s
papiere, 6eren @ertrieb fie tGtte per=
ratfsn t0n1sn, IieBen lie unteribrt
Ger 8an.-cub purO' erit Eel Cages
anb-uG c~..,,h:dt, ais man cen 9ripat.
pGG!sr III otr @l:q po-fanO. gu
ib-ec Sue. Eaten Die Rduber eine
OrniS;r, Ee~,-LI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
Ntd1t ub,un,rtlrn.

Sau;rer: rSier, elm CABIN.
pulber, unii6ertrefflt9!" - 4lter
9err: Isle feben bod, i9 bube gal
feline t3Gbns mebr!!" 8 irtr
~8oufen O.. uno i9 Tag S6n'n Il
tua9fen pieoer!l"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-01
@etterbert@t.

sar ~ etnnb.n ,nb.ub = r1br Iorssns. .. Ssbrnar
gbteaso, |. 5sbraar.
Sur Snoiana: Resen uno wdrmer Reuts
Ta9t; Samftas, 2essn.
l.B etterbert9t
Resen un6 pdrmer beute Nadt; SamS,
tag. Resen.
ftermometsrftanb.
4o6fe 2en1peratur. .......-. 81 Grab
Ntebrtgfte Ieuperatur. ......... 26
10. &. 8Ibtbs
Sections.D Director.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-01

8enn Sbr gutes Sarmlanb
taufen tuUut. penoet @uh an 3. 8.
Slim II, SarneS Stu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-01
Sin lebrretAes @Orfpmmnts.

8or einiaen gnaen trug fib in Ell,
uem Seem gorter 9beater elm @reies
mig su, welbes, an fib spar unbe'
oeuteno. bod Der Beahtung inert
1T. @s fam cine Der ioaenannten
Irish comedies" our Nufnbrunq,
oieier bl6oiiunieeu BDiien, in oenen
Die ~@iaenttmlibteiten Der Srldnoer
in elmer meiItenteils aldermen, plum
pen uno unnnbren @eile tarrifiert
peroen. 8abreno Die BoriteQuna
i'm @ange mar uno Die Stars" Iidl
in ihren ~iinnlolen BroouttiDnen iibers
boten, erb0b iib pl6bli@ in Dem 8u.
lbauerraum elm iDfdes 3iiben, BIeis
fen uno 6eulen, oaB Der @orhauq
fallen uno Die 8oriteaune unterbrns
den Eueroen muBte. 0ahoem oies
aei@eben, ftano elmer Der 3ulbauer
an5 uno ertldrte oas Bort0mmnis
gr iaete, gewiiie iriihe 9eieGldafs
ten. oeren Witglieoern Die furtm1bs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-01
ger nper go zanren

ibDn uuroe Mrs. BinsIpp's Sop
thing . Sprup oDn Mtni0nen pm
Wfiittern beirn 8abuen Der ainber
anaemenoet. WirIt gu i'm S9laFe
ourb on8 SGreieu eineS 4inoes ae'
itDrt, oab i'm 8abnen lit uno Dor
meint? Wenn TO, !aiie
iOF0rt cine Tlaide pm Airs.
8inslOWs Soothing Sprup" hDIeu.
Sein Wert lit urbeaablbnr. @s mir6
benz tleinen 2eioenoen IUFort Xinoe'
runa ueribafen. BerlaBt eun oa'
rauf. Wtiitter. es lift tein 8wetfel
oarlber. Gs BELT Siarrboe, reau'
liert ben Wtasen un6 Die Wiereu,
beleitigt 8ino : 8elit, erueidt ben
gaumen, perbinoert g~utstnouna
uno itdrft oas gauge SgItent.
vWtrS. Mlnslom8 SDuthinQ Sbrup"
ftir sahnenoe Gtn0er lit auaenebm
i'm 9eibmaG; oos Eecept itammt
bon einem Der beiten meibliden
Nerste in ben Ser. Staten, &s i'll
bel allen Druogiiten in Der aaliaen
8elt gu baden. Breis % Gents per
Tlafhe. &auft uiG1ts anoeres, ala
Wtrs. Wins[pm9 6oDthina Snruu,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-01
Gifem unS etabI.

Hr0pbeaeiunGen elmer Tinanatrilis
iino in Der iiingiten Belt redt bdufQ
aemeien = cine mirtlhoItlife @rilts,
Der Grt. oaB elm itartes Nahlafien
Der inouitriellen 96tiafeit, ali0 elm
NufhDren Der Brosperitdt uno oas
@inieben nlhlebter 8eiten" gu ner'
aeihnen more. bat nod niemnno gu
prDpheseien aetpagt. 8er oaS turl
mDlte, wiroe audi ment9 8lauben
finoen uno %neroienen, oenn Der mirt-
Ihaftlibe 0Orisont seiqt Iib tatidh>
lib pDlIia m~oltenloS uno ale aners
tannten mirtibaftliben Barometer
miBteu ourdaus un5uusrldBig iein.
menn etpaS Nnberes al8 elm unge'
tories Nnoauerr Der BrDsperit1t
mdbreno oes laufsnoen Sabres uno
biz tief ms ndhfte biuein in Nus'
Itdt itunoe.
Nl8 oas auoerIidtlihIte auer mirt'
ibaftlihen Bettereldier bat leit 4an'
gem Der Glen ODER Stoblmartt ge'
g0lten;. eben oieler befiubet ii6 aber
IN aeraoesu glanseuoer2a9e uno swar
niht r,ur hler5ulanoe, iouoern audi
in ben anoern aroBen @tiens uno
Stabllanoern. Gin fur5er &idblld
miro oaS Sei1en: SIM Sabre 1900,
oas man etma als Bealnn Der Der
seitigen Broperit1tS' Nera be5eihnen
tam, fteate iih Die ameritanilbe
neutrality-suspicious. auf runo l35
WiaiDnen 9onnen; fir 1900 betrug
Ite Is WtiliDnen 3Dnnen. SIN Sab
re 1904 seiate iih Elm 8udgang auI
164 Wliaionen; Der Berluit ruuroe
aber Ihon 1905 mebr als pettae'
maht, inoem &obeiienaepiununq
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-01
Staat Obto, 1nleop,r
2neas @onntn, {

tere gartner Der Girma s. S. @beuep&@ ..
1T, tpef6e Gei6dite in Der Siaot Soleop, in Dben=
eenonntem Gountp unb Staate, int, uno DaB be-
ia9te Girmo Die Summe BON e~inbunoer
S~offars fir ieoen Sal BON &atarrb bs3ableu
miro, Der ourb ben @ebraub Don s. atl' e o.
: u T ni4t aebeilt tperOen fam.
GrantS 5. Gbeuep
t- gel9poren Dor mir uno ~unterIhrieben
Siegel IN meiner Segeniuart am 6. 9e3em=
- Der VI, 8. 1886.
u. &. @leaiOn II, 6ifentlider GOtar.
6aa's Ratarrb : Rur miro innerli9 %9enOmmen
unO wirtt brett auf oas 8lut uno Die i9leimisen
Sberfld6et oes Spitems. 2aBt Gu6 3eI9nihe irei
auIdiden.
gtebmt Gag's sSanaiItenp9siIe fir gerfopfuha!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-01

@eht Su surg II aller 3
SalODn uno 81 eitaurnnt, Bill
lita'S traBe ueben Der 0aae Der per-
mannslDhne.
Evening star., 1907-11-09
Cruising on the Nile.
rom the Travel Magazine

From the lraVel Magazine
Our trip led us at last to a boat on the
waters of the Nile, where we lived three
weeks of glowing luminous days, while
the hours passed even as the sands of
time In leaving Cairo and passing
through the big bridge we were sur
rounded by the most ethereal boats / ever
saw, and they were but the curtain raiser
to the continuous performance going on
around us afterward. We steamed ahead
by day, not so very fast, for the channel
is treacherous, and the native, taking fire.
quent soundtngs at the bow. often failed
to prevent the boat from sticking her
nose straight in the mud. No harm came
except vociferous shouting in language
sounding much like turkeys gobbling.
Meanwhile the sailboats glided by, grace
full and swift in spite of their clumsy
framework. Some We're ferry boats, old
and tattered and crowded with laborers,
family parties. donkeys. everything.
Others were laden with water jars or
fodder for the kline" and still others
were the far-famed dahabeahs, a kind of
winged houseboat. They all came near
enough for US to feel well acquainted with
their passengers.
Evening star., 1907-11-09
A Janitor's Devotion.
Raris Cor. New York Times

The Paris janitors have. a paper which
is called LIE Journal des Concierges. A
recent copy calls attention to the noble
devotion Of a member of the Janitors'
fraternity in the cause of a candidate for
municipal honors. Having beaten up all
the friends he could think of, the con-
cierge at the eleventh hour remembered a
man whose vote he had not yet secured.
He inquired about him from common ac-
quaintances You viii find him all right -
they said, but you will probably find
him in bed. and you will never get him
up: he Is sloth personifed." Sure enough.
he was in bed.
The canvassing concierge urged him to
arise and vote for his man. Cant be
done" he murmured from under the bed
clothes. II have no shirt" The con-
cierge instantly took his own off and
said: Here is a shirt: get up and vote"
Impossible; I have no trousers" The
concierge never hesitated. but gave up
his own trousers, saying: There you
are; now go and vote"
The man could hold back no longer, but
reused himself, dressed and went out to
plump for the candidate, who was re-
turned by a majority of exactly one vote.
He owed his election obviously to the
concierge. Unluckly, he has since been
unseated for bribery. 1t looks as If the
concierges devotion had not been disin-
tsrested.
Evening star., 1907-11-09
Importance of the Engineer.


One fact is certain, that in the future
the engineer. using the term in its widest
sense, will become increasingly more and
more essential to the social progress of
the universe, and that on his labors and
inventiveness, more than on those of any
other class of society will depend the
ultimate physical wellbeins of mankind.
Evening star., 1907-11-09
That Naughty "Niagara."

Howard Gould. surrounded by a
group, was laughing saturninely in the
lobby of the Holland House the other
afternoon.
Il suppose" he said. in analysis of
his laughter, that I shall have to dis
mantle my yacht Niagara and lay her
up. That yacht it seems is causing
all of the divorces in North America
Three women within the half year. in
entering suit for divorce against their
husbands, have inserted dream stuff in
their pleas with reference to the doings
of their husbands on board my yacht
The husbands of two of these women
L never met-never even heard their
names till | saw them mentioned in
connection with these divorce suits and
my yacht Niagara. The other husband
took bit of a cruise with me to the
W Nest Indies a year or so agO-a stag
cruise, as all of my cruises were and
are 1t must be that every dereIict
husband. remaining away from MS suf-
fering spouse for a spell. tells his
wife. when he at length reaches his
domicile. that he had spent his time
cruising with me on board the Niagara.
1t must be that-else all Of these wom-
en- dream unwisely. Whatever II may
be. 1 wish they'd let me and my yacht
alone. l am not organizing a crusade
against the institution of matrImony.
am not conducting a deep-sea divorce
Evening star., 1907-11-09

night getting upon his knees and say
ing his prayers.
IF I got IN bed without saying my
prayers, he said. Il couldn't s.eep."
That's just where We are not alike.
Williams said. Il believe in God just
as well as you. but if I got on my knees
when | didn't mean what | was doing
would expect God 10 punish me for it,
Williams expressed himself as Icing
sorry for Ware. A man who had lived
as he had. Williams told him, ought not
he sent to prison for ignorance. and
was just a victim of circumstances.
Evening star., 1907-11-09

4 woman with a pcdometer discovered
that she CoN6?ed seven miles a day in
doing her ordinary household work
Evening star., 1907-11-09

TIL CAIN Is made that the railroad sta
ton at Juvisy. on the outskirts of Paris
viii soon be the largest IN the world.
Evening star., 1907-11-09

Italy has more convicts per capita than
any other country.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-12
AGAIN ON THE MAP

Los Angeles has come to the front
promptly in the matter of increasing
the pay of public school teachers, and
this city is no longer in the way behind
class.
Teachers in Los Angeles will mere
after receive pay for each and every
month in the year, in accordance with
the recent movements in San Francisco,
Oakland and Stockton.
Los Angeles always confronts every
emergency promptly and with enter
prise. Usually she is ahead of all
other cities in California and she had
only Jagged behind in this instance be-
cause of the great sums of money re-
quired to build schoolhouses in order
to meet the marvellous growth of the
city.
But the board of education and Su-
perintendent Moore acted energetically
when the question was squarely put to
them, and Los Angeles again leaps
forward to it's place in the front.
The school teachers deserve the in
creased compensation, and all Los An
geles is pleased over the action of the
school board.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-12
VOTE EARLY AND VOTE YES

This is election day!
This is the day when every citizen of
Los Angeles must meet the crisis In
the city's history and cast his ballot
accordingly.
Owens river water bonds are to be
voted upon today.
The arguments are all in; the testi-
mony heard; the case closed.
It's up to the voters now.
You know where to vote. Go there
and cast your ballot before attending
to any other business.
Help to make it unanimous.
The Owens river project assures the
future growth of the city.
5 1t guarantees pure and permanent
water supply for 100000 people.
1t will add $4,000 acres to the irri-
gable area contiguous to Los Angeles.
Ultimately it will place Los Angeles
in the heart of one Of the richest agri-
cultural and horticultural districts in
the world.
1t makes possible the development Of
great electrical power, cheap heating
and lighting, increase Of manufacturing
enterprise and a smokeless city.
Ninety, per cent Of the money paid
for building the aqueduct will come
back to Los Angeles merchants and
men.
1t will do more to insure and improve
present conditions than did the dis
covery Of oil in 1892.
When IN operation the aqueduct will
pay for itself.
Taxation during the period Of con-
struction will not be excessive or bur-
densome. County Assessor Ben Ward
and City Assessor Walter Mallard make
this assertion.
Oflcials Of the water board, board
of public works and the aqueduct, men
who will have the construction OF the
aqueduct in their charge, have served
the city and the people know them to
pe honest and Efficient,
Politics will be kept out. The great
civic organizations of Los Angeles see
in this undertaking the future life OF the
city. They will do all in their power
to insure wise, honest and economic
Vote early and vote yes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-12
SOUTHERN GRAFT EXEMPTION

IT would not be far amiss to entltle
Senator Tillman the Roosevelt of the
south" The president and the senator
are much alike in their inf1exiole
honesty, independence, courage and per-
sonal purity. The same characteristics
that have won for the president his
great popularity have placed Senator
Tillman in the front rank of southern
statesmen.
In his interview with representative
Of The Herald during his brief stay in
Los Angeles last week, Senator Tillman
made some observations we'll worthy OF
thoughtful study. For instance, in his
caustic comment on San Francisco,
Rotten to the core; millionaires bribing
public officials; officials extorting money
from whomever they could get it, he
said. I'm the south we do not have
such things; we are too American;
thank God we are not yet cosmopolitan
enough for that"
Come to think of it, the disclosures of
official and corporate grating do seem
to come exclusively, or nearly so, from
northern cities and towns. 1t would be
difficult to name dozen large northern
cities, in fact, that have not been
smirched to greater or less extent,
within the last few years, by grating
scandals. No such record, however,
mars the reputation of the southern
communities.
How shall that difference be ac-
counted for? Senator Tillman init
mates that it results from the rapidly
increasing cosmopolitanism of the
north, thus displacing the pure Ameri-
canism that still remains uncontam-
mated in the south. 1T is certain that
the grating evil is comparatively new
one in the north, at least on the colossal
scale revealed in San Francisco, Phila-
delphia and certain other cities.
The essence of Senator Tillman's OBJ
servation on this point is that the
growth of the grating evil and other
elements conducive to ultimate civic
rottenness is in proportion to the drift
from good old Americanism. That the
percentage of the pure American ele-
ment is greater in the south than in
the north is evident from the fact that
more than a million immigrants are
pouring into the United States yearly,
only the merest fraction of whom settle
In the southern states.
And this is Senator Tillman's remedy
for the graft disease: "The people must
hold their servants to stricter account
and kick them out when they misbe-
have
Good advice. but it recalls the tabled
rat convention whereat it was resolved
to insure safety from the feline enemy
by decorating it with a bell. But then
came the question ''Who will bell the
cat?" and the application is, Who will
kick out the unfaithful public servants? !?