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Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-06

Charles Bowes, who is leaving Sep
tember Is for an absence of year or
more in Europe, gave complimentary
open air recital in Monrovia Friday
evening, his program including eight
cen songs 1t is needless to say that
there was a large attendance and that
there was a demonstration in Mr..
BoWeS' honor.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-06

Mrs. Moll entertainer at dinner
evening, followed by five hum
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-06

Guests at the home of Alonzo Bailey
during the week were: Mrs. Walter
Bredwell, Manville Coombs, Miss Ruck
and Miss COOmbS.
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Dem @ebiete Der Gbemie. Or. Saul
@brlib in Berlin Der Direftor oes
Snititlts fir Serlunfori6ung, uno
Brof. Sliiab 0eeti6nifolp in 8aris,
Der beriibmte 3oolog uno elmer Ser
Setter oes 8oiteur=Snltituts, fir
Sefltungen ouf Dem @ebiete Der Wfe=
oi5in.
Der fron3oiil6e 0anpfer ,,@ua=
oaloupe" nit Dem 8roiioerten Goitro
an goro tit in Dem ipanii6en So=
fenort Santouber angefommea.
Eraiioent @altro laBt BON BORT aus
nod eiillnal erflGren, ooB ct az
leroings elropdiide sler5te leines
forperli6en 2eioens megen fonlultie=
rem polle, oaB Ser 3pef leirer
Geiie nod europa in eriter 2inia
ober Der iei. perionlid Die Streitig-
feiten, Die gene5uela nit peridie-
oenen europdiiden 2dnDern babe.
81 regell1 Gr neroe llnbebiflgt nah
goroeaur eeben.
slu5 Der 1ineiiiben Soupt-
ltaot Eefing miro gemeloet, oaB Die
2eide oes perItorbenen &ailers I'M
ter groBen gerentolliell nah Dem
Sotenbaus ouf Dem iogenanrte;l
aoblenbiigel gebrodt lit, mo- iie 10
lotge blelben miro bis lire enbgiiI-
tige geiiebung erfolgt.
Slus Berlin nteloet man. Die
Meloung oes Seem gorf Seralo",
BOB Die Stitanoiebune bon 3immarlt
i'm bieiigen fonieliden S6loB fir
Den geiud oes &onigs gbparo einee-
ltellt lei, neil Der britiibe Monar1
anaeiidts Der politiihen Gage abge-
logt babe, miro bier als ei1e uinfonle
Sebliige" be5ei6net.
Gin Groruti6 bonn 8eree San
2ucano bel 9leorbo IN Ser 8ropin3
gelluno fat Die Srtldaften 8ra uno
2agunos beribiittet. gts iett iino
27 2eihen nno 10 @erpunoete ollsge-
groben ipproen.
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Wnti5 an gtemersabler.
@sapor's Office, 9an 9lntonio
Seras. 1908.

gs miro bierr1it ongefiinoigt
bob Der u8oaro Of gqualiia.
ton" am 0aontag BEN 2. 9eopelnbel
in Der Office oes Stabt-gliieIlors
in Der Staotballe, 5uianrmengetre.
ten 1T, Inn iiber Die gppeIationei
gegen Die gntideioung oes Stoot
&iieiiors uno iiber alle bonn @iieliol
genadte aiieiimerts (anseeebene nnl
nidt altgegebene) fin @igentiln fiil
oos om 81. Mai 1908 enbenoe Sis
toliobr 5u berhanoeIn.
9ie 8eb0roe bIeibt tdelitb bon
l1br borntittaes Biz 1 ltbr na6mit
tags (Sonlltog urtb Seiertag atsqe
idloiieiD in Sibung nto been0et IT,
re slrbeiten innerbalb iedaig Sogen
0ea6bem itd oie gqualiIotions.8e.
bor6e oertagt bot, iperoen ipeoer ocl
Staotrat. nod oas 9liieIiment.&o
mite Yetitionen be5iigli6 Ser Giieil
ments beriidiidtigen.
Brpon 6 gaIIa9ban,
atteItiert:: WoDor.
Sre6. Srtes,
Gtabt.@lerf.
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6en &eu aus 8enniplpaltien nod
Marplano 81 briltgen, fir Ilgaro
mdre es alio itrafbar, iein 8ieb nit
ieinen eigenen @eu 81 fiittern. 9lul9
ionit iino bnr1 oie Gage ser S9elas
IN 8erbil1oung NIT Der Gnaral1tdue
eine Wenee 8roblenne aufgeiprungen,
Die 3u loien ein babies 9ubenb
Staats= ltno 9unoesbeboroen bisher
pergebli6 perill6t baben.
~ @ns Sntaba, Nebrasfa, miro
nahifeberbe luuiloerbore @eibihte
geneloet: Der Saglobner 8iuianl
gbern betrat fiir5lid, einen llage=
i6liffenen 9iamanten BON Der balbell
@roBe eines @iibnereies IN Der @unb,
ben SSntpelierlooen bon 2ouis u.
8orsbeiln. @r batte oen foitboren
Stein inn Ietten Sonln1er IN elmer
@esgrube IN Der gfabe BON 9elper
gefutoen urlo tim, obne eitle Ibnllllg
BON ieinem @erte gu baben, ieit Die
Ter 3eit in Der Salde berltntgetragetl.
Nad Der Sddbnng 8orsbeint's iIt
Der 3ianant nirbeitens $4,000
nert. @abreno bes &iesgrabens fiel
@bern eili Steill ouf, Ser iid BON Bent
Sizes unteri6ieo. gr 1tedte i'm in Die
Safbe. Gor einigen @ohen BOG er
bier Der, nno boreeitern gab er oas
Sutpel ieinen fleinen godter6en gum
Spielen. 9as Maoden i6lug init
einern 9an1er1r auf Ben 0ianante,1,
BON Dem Elm fleines Stiid ob1prana.
Der @lana Ser 8ru6itelle erregte Sic
Mufrnerfiamfeit M6erl1s. Damn brad=
te er beioe Stiide 5u 8ornsbeim. @on
bort puroe Der Diumant nod eittenl
&aiIengelpolbe eebraht, mo er por=
ldufig in 8eripobrnng bleibt. S[Gerll
meigert iid), ben 6unoort araugcben.
Initalten, iih bas Sdiirfre1t an Dem
fragli6en Srt 5u Iidern, bat er nod
nidt gelna6t
Sdabalilts Sefretar Gortei-
pon fiin6igt an baB Die ausgeibrie=
benen Eanalna 4anal Bombs mebr
als oreimol iiber5ei6net ipuroen uno
einen 9urdihnittspreis Don 1922
1868 brabten. 0ie bo6iten 8ieter
batten 102, 2,7494, oie niebrieIteli
102,277S ongeboter. gs muroen
159 slngebote gum @eionlnltbetrage
bon $30,000,000 angenon1luen. 672
slngebote, Die einen 8etrag BON $72.-
808, 800 reprdientiertelI lpuroen gu
riidgeipieien. gs fporen iontit S31
@ngebote gum @eiomntbetrog BON
$102, ,8O8,S00 gerna6t noroen. 9lle
9lngebote poren bon beglaubigteil
Gbefs gum @erte bon 2 8ro5ent Ser
perlaneten Bombs beglaubigt
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Seras.

II Dos Suprente-@eribt bat ent=
i6ie0en, baB bel Der lebten 2ocol
Sption=@abI in 9eaparro County
Die Irobibitioniiten geIiegt bGttelr.
oas 0iitriftgeridt in Gpriicana 1otte
porber gu @uniten Der glnti=8robi=
bitioniiten et1tlhieoen.
Sn SabinaI itarb 5rau u.
6. @ornburg oie Wfutter oes oolti=
gen gaptiitenpreoigers Sornburs.
Mus @onoo miro Ser 9oo bon
Srau Srib Stiegler geb. Sdmeers
gelneloet.
Ius @aibington fon1nlt Die
geobriht pom sSngenieur-9epartp-
ment iei Der 8au BON slpei lpeiteren
Sbleufen nnb 9inn1en am Sru=
5os, bon oenen ieoe 100000 foiten
iol, enlpfoblen lporoen.
Sllle fofnnler3iellen 8ereine IN
9aaas baben fi6 llnter Dem Na=
men o9allas Chamber of Commerce
pereiniet.
Sn ieiner 8aiture BEL 9(rteiia
fano Sobn &. Sorton neuli1 oie
2ei6e eines jungen Mannes, Der lih
offenbar ielbit oie &eble ourdIdnit-
ten uno 10 getotet batte. Gapiere,
Die iid bei linn fanoen, 5eigten oaB
er elm gelpilier Sobn Chisholm aus
Brescott IN slrisona iei. 9lus ri-
ner Hoti8 in ipinem gal6enbuf giug
berpor. oaB ibn liignerii6e @eriid-
te, Die iiber i'm in l1mlaIf geleet
uno ieiner 5rau 8il Sbrel gefont-
men iuaren, in ben 500 getrieben bat-
ten. Wan fano $235 in boarenl
@eloe llno $400 in @ehleln BEL
inn.
9as Supreme-@eri6t oes
Staates bat ihon mieber 5tpei BON
Der letten 2egislatur erloiienen @e-
iete fir unfonititutionea erflirt.
9as cine lit oos 9lmenoenent gum
@alpeltoner Staotdorter, meldles
ben Staotfomniiiidren oas GeGt
giebt, geipiiie @ren5en in ser Sto0t
81 beltinlmen, aIBerbalb oerer fei-
ne Saloons eriltieren oiirfen. 0as
anoere lit oas iogenannte ,,sSua-
GrelD 2alp", mel6es beItinnlt, Dob
ieoer IN Seros fabrenoe gabn5ug
einen 2ofonotipfiibrer, einen @ei3er.
einen &ononfteur uno minoeitens
5pei u8rafemen" an 8oro boben
niilie geioe @eiebe puroen ibrer
feblerbaften 5aiiltng uno onoerer
te6niider Wtangel pegen fir M
fonititutionea erfldrt.
9as ariminol-9lppellotion
geriht 5u SDler bat in Dem 8ro5eifc
bon Sranf Colon oieienige 9eitim-
mung oes 5errea'iden @ablgeiebes,
Die es perbietet, ooB man Senall-
Dem @elo 5ur 8e8abling ieiner o&cll
Gar" leibe, fir fonititutionea er-
fldrt.
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Mues i,erfebrt.
&elc Seiupbner bpm Sun 9mtomio
MAIDEN ein &erieben.

0aodt fem 8erieben nit ser llr=
ia6e oes 9fiideltihmer5es.
lin i'm 81 fltrierelL miiBt SIR sic
ltr1a6e fennen.
IS lit folid, 5u elduben, ooB tent
porare 9lbbiilfe cine Sur lit.
Giidenidtner5 lit seierenidrler5.
Sbr niiBt Oie geieren furieren.
Sin Setpobner BON San 9lntonto
logt Gu6 ipie2
S. 8. @rabat1, Ser iih bonn @e=
i6aft 5ltriidge5ogen bat, 730 $500
ming StraBe, Son @ntonio, Seros,
pobnbaft, iagt: sd babe 0oon's
9iieren Gilen Dor Sabren NIT oenl
beltell Grfolg gebral1dt. gs mar
mir llnnloglih, 9lbbiilfe fir cine
cbronil6e 9abmbeit meiner 2enoell
5lt finoen uno oa ib bon 9oan's
9tierel1-9iIlen las, peridaffte id iie
mir Sic totem mir 10 mol, ooB i6
big gang Dor &lr3en feline 9eierer=
Weeoi5ill mebr brar6te. 9o fan1ell
narnli6 Die geieren leibt allBer Orb
nnne uno Der @bfluB 5eiete cine
nnnotiirli6e 6arbe. Da i6 mid Der
eroBen @oltat erinnerte, oie mir
0oan's 9fieren Hillen bereits porber
eripieien battell 10 eine idb gum
geror 9rua Store uno faufte cine
anoere S6a6tel, SD batte mir Ell
nen Sell oapoil gebraudt, als oie
Sfornngen peri6ipanoen.
3um Gerfalf bel allen S6nolern.
Ereis so Gents. 3oiter-Milburll
60, gnffalo, Stem Yorf, oleinige
agenten fir Die Ser. Staoten.
@rinnert gu6 oes geamens ~
9oons uno nebnt feline onoeren.
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9afIaaier eifte.

Ser 9ampfer u&Dln" Der am 25.
gtobem6er BON Bremen abfl1br, brirgt
Die folsenben aaiiiten=@aiiasiere nad)
@albelton:
8rau Bertha slronitein, Srib Gebi,
SRI @lila Srattbenbureer, Yeter @on@
garb. 8iI6elm Sriebboff, 5rai 9lgue5
@ranoper, 8en5el Sarlts, Srnl llnb
ainber. 8rat slne s.. Senien. Ssrib
&anafplsfi, Gonrab aling6arbt llno
6rau, 6rau 2lliie 2inu. Sram Charlotte
Geo, 6rmI $. 2en8, g. 2en5, Srau @life
&riiBner. @mil 9tuldbaupt, SRI. Sp6e(ie
Silperqelo, Srau 9orette Sbiinemnln,
gSnn- Sher8, SRI, Marp Siion Sage,
SoIepb g8iiling, 6err 6. s.. 3anesGeiti
Hn0 Sralt.
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gietoria 9ipiiiun, q. $. e g. 81.

9sOo. 8o2 -guerO, @ictoria, 7:8o nad5nl
Gbfabrt-
$50. 301-guero, gietoria, $3.50 BORN
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81. 6. & s. ga6m.

$40. 4-gtad) Dem Norben. .7:3O porrit
sSlber" "-gta6 Dem Nprben. 900 na1nt
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gfur bas SSertpplle

bat 8eitanp, benn Die 2iige fann por oc1
gSelt nicbt eipi9 beite6en 9aber fomat.
es, DaB Die ct 8ernarb &rdllterpi[len
peld)e Dor pielen cSa6rbutloerten aus
ben pirfianen 8eitaiibteilen buftiael
Yfldn5lein 5nin erIten Mtale 6ergeIteiii
fpuroen. nodl beute inn 8olfe Das ners
biente Slnieben ipirflidJer Ir5neien fiji
alle Wn9en@, 2eber@ nnb giierenleioer
aenieBen Sic entbalten feine dbei.ber
@ifte, lpelde inter einer 31derbiille ners
borgen meroen miiilen, innbern nltr llu-
berfdlid)te beilfrdftige 9flar3eilldfte
Sir % Gents in alien slpotbefen 81
haben
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Soft lit ltnborbore Sornonip
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sas edte 6. nnb 2. Sud, mOfes.

9ll6ertus @o9nus, Die eebptii6en &c.
heinuliiie 9as iiebeninal beriieaelts
8uh, Iopie uieIe nnbere merftpiir6iae
ielteue Bidder iiber @agie, Gbmpas6ie
Ragnetisnrls luto Sbpitotismus. 4ln.
netenbii1er, Sraunbii6er, Bunftir0ii,
der Ii. {. ~ glnfragen iperoen ditsfiibr.
li6 beontiportet antoloee frei. 9loen.
ten berlangt
6. gadls. 432 Sit II. Ctr, q. y
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5. e 6. q. ga6H.
g. q. & q. g. gahn.

NtlIltltft--
gso. 1-9outon Ii. 5. &iiite 1920 nadlm
yso. 3-SonIton Ii. 5. aiiite z 100 pornt
Mo. 54-@on aerrbille s. $50 BORN
yso. -aerrbille, Sonntag 500 nadhln
yto. o8-gfad &errbiIle 100 nahnt
glbfabrt
go. 2 Soititon Ii. S. aiilte $50 pornr
No. 4-9olliton Ii. 5. &iif fte 900 nad)m
No. 53-yia6 &errbille 80 hadn't
go. -&errbilIe, Sonntog $3.50 PORN
No. S7-gfacb Gerrpille 1905 BORN
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g.. $. & g. 81. (Soupt-2inie)

gnfllnft-
go. Boom Often. 1885 oorm
ytp. 7-Tom Often. .... 900 naCbm
No. 1o-@l Raio II. @eiten 500 nadn
Nbfabrt
go. 9-gI &aIo II. gseltell 300 BORN
Mo. 10-yfa6 benz Often. 1890 nabrl
No. 8-yfab Dem Often. !. LAO BORN
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-29

because the daily news is about
human beings and is collected and
edited by human beings, it is rich to
whoever reads it with philosophical
eye. The New York Globe puts into
one paragraph events selected from
two days Of news" and concludes
that human nature has not lost its
capacity for originality. These are
some of the events: "a Russian
who had lost his sweetheart, and an
swered 'Freda' to every question put
TO him. was on that account arrested
as burglar. An automobilist, to save
a child, ran his automobile into a pile
OF bricks, thereby endangering the
lives of two who were driving with
him. A mother found her son trying;
10 hang himself, and used the rope to
give him thrashing. Thieves ran
away with Thanksgiving turkey; the
owner, a woman OF so, mounted BIZ
cycle. gave chase and recovered the
bird" The trivial events OF the hu.
man drama make interesting vaude
Vile.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-29


III Camille Flammarion's discoveries
resulting from experiments with col
ored light prove to be all he claims,
then the science of gardening may be
revolutionized. With certain vegeta.
bles, as lettuce, growing under red
light Is times as fast as without it,
with ripe fruit kept from decay under
blue light for 20 days and strawberry
plants retarded for that time, then al.
lowed to blossom, there is no limit to
the notifications and changes posi-
BILE in plant and vegetable growth and
their profits greatly increased. At the
same time it is not we'll for them to
be too sanguine until the discoveries
have been thoroughly tested 1t is to
be remembered that blue light had no
such curative effect on the nervous
diseases Of human beings as it was an
nounced many years ago on scientific
authority that it would have; nor has
the Finsen red light produced the re-
suits first promised for it in the cure
of cutaneous diseases. But with the
hint given by Flammarion tests with
plants may be easily made.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-29
What About LAWYERS?
MICHIGAN.

A contributor to The Pilgrims
Scrip" in the American Magazine
says: AT each turn in the compli
Gated finance OF business the dim but
definite trail of lawyer may be seen
Each investigation brings out clearly
that at some point in deals or con-
tracts or arrangements that evade or
break laws one or more lawyers were
In active operation devising ways and
means to give these operations a spe.
cious appearance OF legality, or cover
sip their real meaning. In some cases,
as in the Standard Oil investigation,
distinguished lawyers boast before the
open court of their ingenuity in de-
feating the purpose of the laws of the
United States. In the Metropolitan
investigation you will find that every
one of those schemes that have de-
ceived or robbed the stockholders and
the public was invented by great
lawyer, and for a huge fee. Abe Hum
mel, the criminal lawyer, was dis
barred for wrongful practices. What
is the Bar association going to do
about these others? We have found
that ii is not the low criminals in
politics Chose who buy the privilege
70 cater to vice. who are the real cor
ruptors. II is the men of power,
who have larger game and by whose
sufferance the lower ones live, who
are defeating the aim and spirit OF
democratic government. We are get.
ting after them by fines, and sending
some to prison. But what about the
lawyers who help them? / don't
mean the great mass Of honorable
lawyers. | mean the big and union
orable lawyers. Their studies of
justice and equity give them particu-
lar knowledge and special perception
10 the matters of human relations in
volved. They cannot plead custom
and inherited methods as their clients
do. They know.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-29
mnmtatt q firth
JH tlrR Nnnte
By MATHILDE M. MASSE. NJ. D..
Physician and Writer.

and driven factories stores and oeo not alter the fact
womans especial field From the nature OF
field employment which tends make
Unless the independence which she has
helps home life all her recent development has
been misdirectcd.
independence gained her work. her from
practical knowledge of her nature developed
professional life renders her uicOus the choice
congenial life companion, and the interests has in
The harmonious and perfect the life of the family
maintain her dignity an
dignity motherhood for the work Of children the
highest and steadest inspiration.
The aforng ultimately to the opportunity of exec
inc her highest faculties and conditions forcing
industrial field during part of their life the cues
occupations best adapted temporary Incl
dental pursuit? These may be briefly enumerated.
especially adapted 10 the profession of teach
which affords them ideal training. In teaching children
women certainly Nursing another occupation for which
peculiarly the is her proper sphere
bedside Saleswomen have become indispensable
and being faithful by and mchodc than
they office assistants private secretaries nograhcr
bookkocpe@.
more congeal field of effort Away
cred roots and herbs has distilled heangy soothing
daughs As midwife she has ministced in the hour
travail Her rank profession Of medicine is to-day undispued
Iut we penetrate the inner life of Il successful woman
may nearly ALWAYS the of tender mother
celed at home, and whose remembrance p, Elf a. A
the inspiration of the daughter. NNMSkM NJ. MSA&e-
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-29

The coin-collector is always alert.
Within a day or two OF the announce
ment that the government had stopped
coming the new Saint-Gaudens double
eagles the coins were selling at a pre-.
MUM Of six dollars apiece. and a few
days later this bonus had advanced
10 $40. SO that each twenty-dollar gold
piece was held at $40. Meanwhile the
collectors carefully enter in their
records the history Of the coin and
how many were minted. for the guild
snce OF those who come after them.
Twenty-dollar gold pieces have always
been hard coins to collect The pre-
MUM imposes an added and discour-
aging burden.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-29
NOT ALWAYS WELL TO BUTT IN.

after the crash" impaired the first
hospital surgeon to the second, Il ran
over to where it lay on the pavement;
and when raised it up l saw at
once that its ribs were smashed,
while gaping hole was torn in its"
Pardon me, DOCTOR" broke in the
medical student, who had caught these
words as he was about to pass by into
the consumptive ward; but if you
have no objections, I'd like to take a
few notes on that accident case" He
pulled his notebook from his pocket.
WAS the case child?"
NO." the surgeon informed him, to
his embarrassment. Il was speaking
OF my umbrella. Judge.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-29
DECLARES SENATE A FARCE

William Ernest Mason, former senator from
Illinois, declares that the United States is
mere farce and always will be until the people
insist upon electing the senators themselves. At
a recent meeting in Chicago he said:
You may think you have representative
government, but you have not One man in the
United States senate block legislation that
70,000,00 people want There is too much wor.
ship of the almighty dollar. We too much
afraid OF disturbing business. We should not for
get that there is eagle the flag as well as on
the dollar, and if violators of the law cannot be
punished without disturbing business, then / say
in the name of God let's disturb business
Billy" Mason as he is known in Chicago had
the reputation Of being Of the ablest speakers
tbn
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-29

months max
constantly planting
to
is bound rise"
this belief his specuatons But the With
ed and akedro the pitt we mi poorer
q
"Suly the Cotton King, dethroned
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-29
The Little Brother AGAIN.

Bobby-My sister will be down in
few minutes, Mr.. Softly, she's up
stairs rehearsing.
Mr.. Softly (who has come prepared)
-W-what is s-she rehearsing, Bobby?
Bobby don't know, exactly, but
she's standing in front of the mirror,
and blushing and saying: ooh. Mr.
Softly-er-this is so sudden. Royal
Magazine.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-29

the the old countries Science the
business of the We like Imther Burbank Of California
but we also want men like Agasz and Norton.
Americas dea however, that should make knowledge productive
useful bar becoming scholarly Original research
discovery desired We have made wonderful
making the last few decades in inventions and discovery bat 1t
question whether they not offset by what Europe has done In
country have turned the revolving
barrel arm, the behoadng principle in guns the repeating maya
which changed the whole coue of an in
dusy the Westinghouse abak the telegraph telephone steel
sucon buildings and Pullman sleeping These OF our
accomplishments.
Across the there radum tubes, the de-
veopment the turbine and high explosives the Maoni wireless %
graph and the Krag-Jorgcnscn rifea formidable
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-29
No Cause for ComnIaint.

Irate Customer-See here, I've worn
these new trousers only week and
they already bag at the knees.
Dealer-Yah, dot vas recht. Dose
are our new padent pious pants vot
makes peoples dink our customers go
to church dree dimes effry day.-N.
Y. Weekly.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-29

he by
Hopkins,
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Hopkins
stairs Mason threatening lick the everlasting sung"
Hopkins,
Well a
I'm BANKED I'd Hopkins who
just
The senator has the different
Chicago
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-29
SULLY BACK IN MARKET

Daniel J. Sully who engineered several years
ago the most gigantic cotton corner ever attempt
ed, and who led the biggest bull market the New
York exchange ever saw until he failed for some
thing like $2,000,000 is reported to have entered
the market again.
The rise and fall OF Daniel J. Sully marks an
interesting epoch in Wall street Absolutely un-
known in this great financial district he plunged
at once into speculation with the assurance and
intrepidity of a veteran, with the avowed purpose
of controlling the cotton of the country In three
months he raised the market value of the year S
cotton crop more than $13OO0OO0O, sending the
price from seven to II cents pound. In that
brief time the of Sully travelled around the
world and he was the most talked of man in
finance
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-29
WOULD TAX DOWRIES

American millionaire fathers are going to be
forced to pay % per cent adj vaorem export
duty on all the heiresses they ship TO- Europe Just
as soon as Congressman Adolph ]. .labath of ILL.,
nos has his way. Mr.. SABBATH has embodied his
ideas In bill recently introduced ir the house.
Mr.. SABBATH is tired of seeing G, much good
money going TO the Golfers of the European no.
bity IL the scions want TO become american citi-
zeDs well and good Mr.. Sabath's measure will
relieve the family Of the necessity OF paying the
duty. His bill provides that tax OF 30 per cent
on all "dowries gifts. settlements advances
of property made in consideration OF or In con.
temptation Of marriage by a citizen of the United
States To person other than a citizen OF the
United States" shall be paid into the national
treasury.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-29

ard craving for what is not, is to any thoughtful
a fine proof Of the Immortality o. tie soul with its
resting place in the bosom Of God
There are many causes at wo.k TO undermine
mans true life the spiritual First of all there is the
philosophy which his mind is not fed but poisoned
Spencer, Huxley, Kant. IIumc-alj have left their
mark on the present age. These were light lead
;ng no doubt able. clever and fascinating, but their
principles were wrong and generations have been lc
by them into ways of skcpIicsn, natuTalsn, ration
asm and positivsn.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-02-29

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