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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-12

Northwood, N. D., Oct. 12.-The
opening rally of the Republican cam
paign in Grand Forks county was
held Saturday evening in Burgess
hall In this city and a more enthusi-
asttc and representative political
gathering has never before been seen
In Northwood. Through three hours
and a half Of oratory the audience of
over 500 persons gave its undivided
attention, showing deep interest in
every question discussed and display
Ing enthusiasm for party candidates
that showed conclusiyely that the Re-
publicans were vastly in the majority
and that they could cast their votes
on the coming election day for their
nominees. National, state and county
issues were taken up by the different
speakers In their turn, each one being
presented In such forcible and clear
manner that there could remain no
doubt as to which party was in the
right and which was in the wrong.
Though the weather conditions were
far from favorable for a successful
political rally, that one held in this
city must go down as the best that
has ever taken place in this part of
the county. The meeting was not on
ly representative Of the people of
Northwood,s but farmers were in at
tendance from all over the surround
ing country, some travelling from as
far as twelve to fifteen miles to at
tend.
The. rally was called to order
promptly at 8 o'clock by Hon. J. M.
Stevens, after the Northwood concert
band had rendered several selections.
In a few words Mr.. Stevens thanked
the many people for their presence,
addressing them on behalf of the
state Republican committee as we'll
as the county committee. ""The pres
ence of so many farmers shows that
you are interested in politics." said
the speaker, "and that you believe
the Republican party is the party
that can, and has, thrown the best
safeguard about the interests of the
farmer. now want to introduce to
you a man whom some Of you know,
but to many is stranger; man
whom I have known only a short
time but whom have learned to like.
The man who j believe will redeem
the state Of North Dakota from
Democracy this fall, the Hon. G. A.
Johnson, of Minot, the Republican
candidate for governor"
Governor johnson Talks.
The introduction of Mr.. Johnson
was greeted with great applause, he
Immediately taking the floor, speak
ing for a short time on several SUBJ
jects of more than ordinary interest,
defing his position on the various is
sues that have been injected into the
campaign. Mr.. Johnson spoke rs fol-
lows:
81 am greatly pleased to be able to
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-12
STATES TAKE PART

Springfield, ILL.,. Oct. 12-The state
Of Illinois has taken hand in the
Springfield riot cases. Failure to Sc
cure conviction in the cases against
Abe Raymer, charged with murder
and later tried for alleged destruction
sof property. resulted in plans being
made for the cooperation between the
officer sof states attorney and attor-
ney general of the state for more Wig
orous prosecution. Attorney General
Stead told Assistant Attorney General
Mansfield to aid States Attorney
Frank Hatch and immediate efforts
were made to add vigor to the prose-
cution of Ernest Humphrey, another
alleged mob leader who was placed
on trial today.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-12
THAW BACK.

White Plains. N. Y. Oct. 12.-Jus-
tice Mills in the supreme court here
today recommitted Harry X. Thaw to
the Mattewan asylum for the criminal
insane.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-12
THREE KILLED.

Fairmount, w. Va, Oct. 12.-Three
men are dying and ten are suffering
from more or less serious wounds as
the result of a riot between miners
and outside men at Enterprise, nine
miles from here last night.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-13
IN CASAMIENTO
EN- FRANClA.

En Fgancia Leu ceRGmoniaa nupCialea Ee'
vigtsn Ii mayor impoFtanCia, , snfEe -
class media exiat9 muY POGO paFocido con
loa CagamisntoB da la miBmR CIasa en La
glataRFP PEincip cipalmsnts On an CaBamisns
g frances todcs loa hombyeB van de "ave'
niUg dEosa" eBo, Iog ojns de IN anaeRi-
Cano, paPec0 raro & laB once de la msflane.
La novia, de blanco, menUdO lleVa ma
cuEioga msaC0lanEa de toilette mAtinal y
tTbie de noVia. f..
Como t0dos Lou invitad0a tienen pRimsro
que IL & 10 ofcins del ''maiTe", dsspu6s 6
II igIsaia, despu6a 4 RlmoEzaF & aIgdn CO.
f6 d hotel, uno tFopisSs poF dOnde quieEa
on FranCia con alegrss CompaEBag con TO
do 81 egplsndoE De les inyitAdoa q bodaV.
Los econ0mizadoFs9 dc entF3 lG Clage
media ffanCesR ffscuenEsmente omiten 10
luna de misl, qu8 tan necsaaTia % ConAi-
deRR on la claRs alta ff8nceBs como en- lR
iDglssR. Como unR quinCena despu6B do
la boda, Hs snvian loa paFientGB "lsttEe8
de faiFe part. EstAB caTtaB nou dOCumGn
tnB enoFmeB, IN gran g0bre cen un pliego
litogFafado gFRnds, con letER mOnUda.
En- GlloB 30 RnpnciR Ii bodR 6 tod0B ,, e
CRda uno.
La "lettEs do faiFo par" cd cuFiosR, 10
miamo cusndo B0 envfa anunoian'
do un cRaamiento como una dsfanoi6n,
puesto que demueltra lR cohesion de s'la
fAmilia" en- FERnciR. .-
No BOn n6lo I'M. ct Mad. X los que
anuneian el CaGaniento de su hiia hijO,
Bino que al nombEs dc MOnHieur MAZDA
me x. como an unCia1oTeg, 20 as0Cis el
nombrO do los abuoIoB. do BuB hijOH (COn
HuB GBpoHaB E hijob), de HuB hiiaB (COn GuD
ggpoB0B 6 hijoB) de guB gobEin0B y GCbFi'
mas econ BuB 0spoBpB e8poBaB y Bus hijoD)
do BuB tfoB y tfRg, hsFmanOB y hermSnag
Coon sus eBpoBos y eBpoBas BuB hijOB) =,
On reudmsD, dc cualquier paEisnte de inn
pOEtanCiR que 10 tonga poT tRl.
Hay tRmbi6n que dar C0nOC6P 81 COM
plicRd0 parsnte8Co con tod8 GgR gsnts, de
lR paFeja daspoBa ada. De aqpf lag 0nOE'
meB dimsnsions8 de "lG lettrs de fAir8
part, cuya leCtuFs ocUpa IN buen ratio.
Aun Cusndo 60 snvfR una quinCona deB'
pu6B de Ii bodR, geneEalmsntO 90 fs0hR
el di8 de lR migma.
Hnb0 un tempo On que Ios pRdEeB de lG
novia Bolfan daF I'M banquets IN bail0
el diR de la Oeren oniR, psro cato hoy pOF
10 regular 90 deja para el diR de ls 'aig'
nature do contrat" y solo ge da una E0cOP'
ci6n antGB de deBpediFHe los n6vidg.
En- Cuanto Leu dRmRB de honor, hay
lR 'dsmoiBslls d'honneuF' ly en- DO sBcoEtR
0l "gRVC0n d'honneur". Cusndo lRB bo'
dRB son de gsnts dc muChO Copste, snton'
cM hay hRHtR Cpatro paESjaB de domoiss'
>ls = gaTCOn d'honnsur Cuya mission OB
faire lR quoIto". Or en- bugCR de dona'
tivoB para los pObEeB). El gaTco1 d'h0n'
nsuF aBcoItG au Cbmpan ara en- Ia Hecogi'
do, , tiene el privfIsgio de ser eI pFimGTo
que dOPosits uuR monsda en- 81 sRCo de
ella. En- Las iglesiaB guardian de astOg 20
COS, perO los pudisuts8 lIsvan los 1uycB
pEopi0S hacienda jufgo con el tFsis de 10
que 10 llavR.
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iIlIeg0 ia hpra !!

Los gt1oEos ZAIduondo y MieT, dusfioa
del aatabIeCimiento denominado La Lama,
(san Francisco 35) tiensn el gnato do
anunciaE & Gus reIaCion8doy que ha teFmi.
nOdo ya 81 balance QmuGI de dichG tisnda
y con objsto de renOvBE 81 Burtido han
0cordRdO FeGisar todGB las moECRncfaH
existsnteB RctualmeDte, Foducisndo los pre-
clos & lR T. ima 0xpEOAi6n.
Eata TsaEisGcS6N duTaT6 II Is dfsB 90
IamOnte, pu0a pEonto GRldr6 para New
YoEk 81 snCAFgGdo do las CompERu y 0Hpa'
ran para fla de mes, ten0r Rquf 81 nuovo
BuFtido que BoFG 0l mayor y maI egpl0ndi,
do que jam6B hRya rOOibidO tisnda aIguna
On San JuRD.
En- "LR Luna" OnContEaEaiB una gran
divaERidad de RItfCuloB en- log ramos do
msEcRnOfRg, psEfumeFfR , novsER 1sa con In
buGns opoTtunidRd de RdquiFiFleB por Ia
mitsd de IA pFeOiO.
No 0lvidais pueE, que lR 0CaGi6n In pin.
tan cIlvh y RpFoVechR3 PsTEoquianolII
CASA EN- "MIRAMAR."-Pare 81
pFimsTo de Agogt0 sBtaF6 c0ncluida 90
aIquiIa una c6mod8 cara en este poblsdo.
Ea do construction modsRna radiea an
una do laB oalIea mas C6ntRicaE. Para Ia
foEmer dirigira0 { eata impEsnta, DIP.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-13
Empresa de AUTOMOBILES
do vapor "White."

Los AUTOMOBILES de lujo "Whi-
to" movido por vapor, con ca
pacidad para 5 pasajeros cada
uno hacen viajes diarios entire
San Juan y Ponce y los pueblos
inmediatos.
Uu autom6vil sale de cada
t6rmino de la Inca a las 8 a. m.
FL tempo empleado en- ell ira
yecto entire San Juan y Ponce
es 6 horas.
EI pasajero .puede llevar 25
librAs de equipage. Para el tx
ceso de dicha cantidad Sc COBRA
ra extra. Para mas informes
dirigirse a los agentes:
HOTEL FRANCES,
PONCE.
SWlGGETT BROS,
SAN JUAN.
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para LA pRESENTE ESTAGlnN.- Los nan.

PARA La PRESENTE ESTAClON.- Los mu-
chachOs de "La Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resueltO ell problema de la gente
de gustO en- Puerto Rico. Ellos son los
unicOs que han cOnseguidO tener en- su
magnGfico establecimientO ell sUrtido mas
complete de los artfculos del ramo. ALI
nUnca faltan las legftimas camisetas de
crepe y de hilO nj carecen de las mejOres
medias para seflOras y niflos asf como
para caballerOs. COntrat0s directOs con
fabricantes les pOnen en- cOndici6n de tener
cuantO pueda pedirse y los mejores pre-
CLOS. No hay quien. yea no cOmpre los
en- cajitss dos lazos una banda, en- ca
jitas de seis lazos; pOdemOs servir cual-
quier color y preciO desde S LIS a 6TeI
iuegO. Yea Ell gran lOte de b"rdados Y en-
cafes cuya realization hacemOs menOs
de la mitad de preciO. En- telas b!ancas y
de fantasia no tenemOs competitor; tene-
mos tipOs especiales en- Persian Lown,
Frensh Organdi y cuantO ell pdblico de
gustO necesite- Pida muestras @ visite
nuestrOs grandes aImacenesy y seguGamen-
to hallara cuantO necesite. P. o. B. 764.
Tel6fOnO 278 San Francisco 81. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
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SUBAST A PUBuCA.
Terrenos en- Santurce.

81 visEnes dia IA de -AgoHto de 1908,
les tres de la tArdG, HGF6n VOndidRB on
p6blfCa BubRHtR dos pBTCRlaB de teFEeno
Rituada8 On el barEio de SAntuECe do sAtR
Ciudad (StOp 26) , COnBtituysn an p8Rf
metro do 1868 metros 81 CGntfmOtEoB
CuadFadoB On eBta foFma:
PAROELA A: La Conatituyen Z 941
metros 25 c8ntfmstEoS CuBdrad0g, colin
dante poF el Norts con ana calle denOmi'
NADIA "sRntiago" de Biete mstroB de Rncho
que ReparR dithR paFCe'a de IB via fsFEea
de San Ligh and TranSit Company; por
Ol Sur con uns CRlIs de diez metros de
Rnth3 denomi ada "EBpahA" que GepaEa
slta pAEcsls de la paFeela D; POr 81 Este
CON don GOTgoniO Bolivar, y por sl Oea'
to con una CRlle de 6iez metFoB de Gncho
denominadA "MRyoF que EspaEs aatR par
Gala de otroH tsErsnog do don WenceBlao
Bosch.
PARCELA D: La congtituyen z 1927
metEoR % csntfmetEog CuadrRdog colin.
do poE sl Norte con ID Gale dc "EspaGa";
poF sl SOE con lR via f6rEeR de Ia AmeEi
can Rail Road Company Of Porto Rico;
poT ell Este con don GoTgoniO Bolivar; y
poF el OsBte con lR Calls "MSyoE''.
La venta 90 efsctuAFR ibEa de caFgoB,
con arreglo & Las condolences Eiguientsa:
Primers: s:-El acto dol Esmats empega'
E6 las tres de ID taEde, ij6"dess como
pr0Cio mfnimo do 6ichag dos pRRCalRB 10
Cantidad de DOCE MIL DOLLARS, ad'
miti6ndoss duF8rts circo minutOB, pEopo'
BiCionsa que supsEsn dicho pEscio ha'
ci6ndouO Adjudication al meioF postoF.
6sgunda: Ell pFscie del Eemata 30 en-
Giends de OOntsdo, bisn mitad de contado
y la otFR mitRd IN afio pla2o, voIun'
tad del EematiBta; en- el 6itimo case, do
YrgaT6 la pRrte de pEsciO splaERdo 81 IL
tsreB del nuavo poF Cisnto annual, = tOndFG
como gaEsntfs una pFimeTR hipotsCa BobEo
Las pRECslaB epaisnadaB.
TeFcera: En- 81 Cago do no habaF pos
torres para las dos paEcalaa ca junto, 90
efOCtuar6 81 remats BepaFsdo de Csda unR
do GlIaG los tipos mfnimCB s:gaisntea:
FARCELA A:-Nusve mil dollars.
PARCELA D:-CUAtEo mil quinisntoB
dollars
CuaTta:-Si no hubieFe p0stoFes para
diehaB paROela6 paFadamsnta, 10 efaCtua'
RG ls vsntR de Holare8, lOB pgsCio8 que Be
fjaF6n en- Gl Rcto de dicho Tsmate.
QQintf: Para toEnaE pRrts en- lsB 60
bRBtas hay que depOsitaE pE6viamsnte Ol
disz pOF Cisuto del valor que giEvs do tipo
& Is miEma, en- podeF del NotaRio don Ju'
lio C6ERE Gonsklas, cuy8 CantidRd ConBti-
tuirk 10 gaEantfa de cumplimisntO del con-
tFato. ..
Sexth:-LR eBCFitpTR do OompFa.vents
BsrG otoEgadR dantro do Ion CinC0 dfaa do
CalebRad0 81 Fsmat0, siendo de Cusnta del
FematiatB Ios gagbol que tal elCFiGuERCi6n
oCRRiona. - ..~
SspEima: LA BubaatR 90 efsCtuaR& On ID
NotaFfa de don julio CeBaE Gonz&lez,
CTatuGn {, altos del BRnco dsPueEto Ri.
Co donde pueasn sxaminaTua los pIsnoa y
obtsneE los demfB infsFmss que 90 BoIiCiban
pOr Ian intaRsBadog. .- f.
San Juan de PuaFto Rico, 81 de Julio
da 1908 6vA
EFl sta iranraElt7 a wanda nnaal a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-13

A OOMPRAR MADERA.-La Com.
pa1ta Industrial de 6antWroe (san Juan
Box 657) tisne on CIaBO de pFimeEa & pre-.
clos uin CGmpetenCiA, an complete IurtidO
para construction de CaBag. MoldurR1 do
bOdo1 tamAfiOG. Tablillas para poEsianR8
Dap6BitoB. San Juan fr0nte 81 muells
ndmOro 2. sAnturoe Stop "a. TolefonOB
A25 y 1890, Ia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-13
lNDIClDOR GENERAL

CONsEJOs "A LAS MADRES.-EI iarabe
calmante de Ia Sonora WinslOw debe
usarse siempre que los niflOs estan en- ell
periodic de la detenci6n. Proportions ALI
vic Immediate al pequefio paciente, pTOdu-
&c un sueflo natural y tranquilo, alivia el
dolor y 81 angelic despierta muy vtVO, =
alegre Es muy agrad able al paladaE,
calma al nifio, ablanda sus dolores, hace
Gaciles la funcionen del est6mRgO y regula
los intestinos. Els ell mejOr remedio como
cidO para La diarrea va provenga esta de la
dentici6n 8 de cualquiera CfTR causa.
Tengase muchO cuidadO en- pedir ell "Jara-
Oe CRlmatne de la SefIOra WtnslOW": es ell
noeiOr de tndoa,
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DO you want . nice, clean, large mi
rAdOF OF front room? Luna st., Nc. 48.
Splendid view. Lcw rent. 8v.F.
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Aprovechandose de la Gran Reputation

Que ma adquroo
cehcan
Vendido
cahdad OZOMULSION perfectO,
aent0 paro que esEe raPdamente
emul
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-13

CHARLES WERE, CoEredoE do Rdua-
no, ComiBioniAtA On general. Agente de
les aCF0ditadGB ceTvszAH SALVATORE y
'L0WEN BRAU" alemRnGG. Ag0nt0 eBpA'
cisl pSFS Puerto Rico de ls ConoCidR fGbEi
CO do lieoEsI MARIE BRIZARO" y dc lon mas
GGTOditRdoH vinog dc BurdOog. Agente
gsnoEaI dc la gran fibricS international
de conueFvGB ''Le Soleil" MalinGU, do Bel
gfca. OioinaB TancR n6maEo 1. Tel6fo'
no 371. Btx 223 Prontitud, baratuTa y
EewuHi8Rd.
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ENTIRE los CCmpTadorsg de FelOjo1 &
plRzoB On Ia ioysria de F. KshrhAhn , Go
90 EegalS IN Feloj 'Walthsm" gemNnal'
ment0. La Ultima BemHna Obtuvo uno u
Bocio safior GuilleTmo Medins San Juan
81. LUPEZ OEPERO, San, JoG6 Is.
Compra y venta de mueble1 on general.
Sc hacen pEsstAmos dc dinero BobE0 prem.
daB de orc, plats y piedESg pFeCiOHRg. Be
CompTsn pE8ndas antiguRH moderna1. So
oOmpER y vende plata y oro deteEioEsdO.
Oon8G0nte sxintsnciR de mueblsU, & tipo
OooD6miCoa BARRAs DE CATRE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-13

REVOLUTION MUsIOAL-solicito
nusStro OAt6logo dc mduiCR para piano,
violin y piano, mAndolinR y guitRrra que
contiOno mas de maiI dOsoienta8 obrRB diRtin
tsB, todaB & pr0CioH nuncR viHto1 en- Puerto
Rico de 10 osntqVOS Ell ejsmpEaT. El lujo
y II correction de nuoStras ediCioneu, to-
das litografadRB, no neceBitA Eoclamo.
RsmitR hoy miumo Bu direction para On.
viarle el Cat6lego. Century Music. Pub.
Comp. Allen altos, ApartRdo 415, San
Juan Puerto Rico. 45 Y, a.
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GUIDO DE GANADO.-sa aamits
ganRdo vacuno CRbaIlar On la fnca
"OaFmen" sta On GuainAbo & media hoEa
de Rio PiedraB y Catafi9 en- buenoB pRHtoB
de mRlojill3 peBsbEe. Para intormeB
don Mariana AcoHtR en- San Juan, Sol
95 On lR miBmB fncR. Is v. O.
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Sc VENDEN DOS CAsAs terraran
de mRmpOltsrfA = azotsa: uua On eBtR Ciu :
dad calle del Sol ndmsEo 50; otfA On Rio
PisdTa1, Gale del UomerOio, oDquina ID
plaza I9foTmar6n San Francisco 3d.
pipo negundo, izuuiAFda. ,2v. 3.
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SOLARES EN- SGNTURCE,

So vsnden BoIRroH con frontO & 10 carFa.
tOES central , otroI interiors; con GALES
afrmGdOB.
InformRT6 w. Bosch. TNuan n6moro
altoE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-13

CABALLOs A PEsEBRE.-ss cui'
dan CabRllou q psBebr0 sin 81, en- Ia fn'
CO de HAto'Rey, psTAdR 80 EGm0ro = bA'
ratuEa. IutoTmR Fernando ]. Gsigsl en-
ID minmG fncR. Is. v. cit.
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Ell periodic do incubaCi6n de 10 psuts,
para ObjetoB do Ouarsntsna, dsbs conHide-
EaEBe de uiato dies, y loB individuon de los
puOrtoB lugAESs donds 90 Babe que IL
plaga pESvRleOO, debisIan scr detsnidoS
poF un psEfcdo do aists dfag complstoT,
do1de que 8s expusiaEon 4 ella poT Ultima
vsz hastR IL infection, y dsbi0Fan BujetAr'
90 Ia inspection mas FiguToBA dos vsceB
RI dfR.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-12

Pattern Department
UP.TO-DATE DESIGNS FOR
THE HOME DRESSMAKER
Circular Empire skirt.

The circular Empire skirt is a pro-
bounced ~favorite of the season, ana is
SO graceful and SO very generally be-
coming that its popularity is quite easy
10 understand. This model is as SIM
lie as it is attractive and is adapted
TO almost every seasonabIe material
In E1s illustration il is made OF chiffon
Or JadclOth with trimming of velvet n
silk braid and is cut in the pretty
round length that is SO graceful for in
door wear. 1t could, however. be made
short if liked and it would be at
t~ractive i'm the lighter weight materi-
ais, such as crepe de Chine, yelling,
%taffeta and the like. quite as well as al
the heavier cloth. Again. il can be
made either without a seam at the
front or with a straight seam. or If cut
from striped material can be scanned
in a way 10 give the fashionable chev-
ron effect IN my case it is arranged
over Il foundation girdle which is care
fully boned and which keeps it perfect
v In place and over the upper edge OF
yEich the draped girdle is arranged.
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The st. Gothard tunnel cost 500 DE,
square yard.
The percentage of foreigners in Hol-
land is one and a half.
The average life Of a woman is forty
four years, and that of a man forty
one years.
1t requires fifty pounds Of candle 10
produce as much light as 1000 cubic
feet of gas.
A snail student has ascartained that
1t takes the little creature fourteen
days to travel a mile.
The only country In the world where
the fashions in women's dress do not
change is Japan.
Organ grinders in Vienna are NOT
allowed TO play in the morning or
evening-only between midday and sun.
set.
A serious problem for the people of
Canada to solve is the fuel supply of
the future. No coal of any kind has
ever been discovered in Ontario.
Freeze meat at butchering time. pack
it closely in a box with snow and keep
well covered. When wanted for use be
sure that it is thoroughly thawed out
before cooking.
Prof. Jaffa, of the State University
at Berkeley, Cal, says that ten cents
worth of peanuts contains more than
twice the protein and six times the
amount of energy contained in a porter
house steak.
The Chilean government has begun
work on double tracking the main rail
way line from Valparaiso to Santiago
a distance Of about 100 miles, which
will require a large quantity of new
| steel and many thousands of new ties
| This, with the harbor improvements
will greatly relieve the congestion IN
| that port, which for the last year has
been a great bindrance to business
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-12
P0IiCo| Comment
Concerning Our Resources.

President Roosevelt has called n
meeting of the governors of the states
for a conference on the problem of
what can be done TO conserve the nat
ara of the country. The con-
ference is timely an6 the problem is
ene which has already received no lit
tie attention on the part of the think
Ing people of the country.
Fol years we have been wont to
boast Of the great natural resources
Of the United States. To these great
agencies we proudly attribute our
greatness and our wealth. We have
prided ourselves ON our timber. coal,
grazing lands and mineral deposits, and
this wealth has been wasted in a man.
ner which would make the 'prodigal
SOL" appear like a miser.
1t is true these natural resources
have been 1t the foundation Of a ma
tiOnal prosperity greater han the world
has ever known. But we have reached
the point where care and conSerya-
tism need to be exercised. To con-
tttuC dS VIC udNC OC-On III 90 W ~
now doing means national disaster. the
senseless waste of the very forces
which have lone SO much TO make US
great.
The country had an example of this
prOdigality a few years ago when her
gas fields were opened up. The people
went on the theory that the supply of
natural gas in the gas fields could
never be exhausted. 1t was wasted as
ruthlessly as the foolish young man
dissipates his patrimony. Today
everybody wishes that esource had
been conserved.
The same is true Of our timber sup
ply. Extensive forests were slashed
and ruined. 1t seemed as if there was
a conspiracy to see how quickly the
supply of timber could be exhausted.
1t was a case of ~unregulated despolia-
ton and when too late a warning cry
was raised to protect our forests.
President Roosevelt does well to take
cognizance Of this wholesale waste and
to attempt to apply .he remedy. He
truly says, "the conservation of our
natural is the most weighty
question now before the people of the
United States"
1t is hoped the conference of govern
ors will pave the way TO such action as
will properly check. this wholesale
prodigality.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-12
The Death He Feared.

To fall from wounds while facing the
enemy is the ambition of the hero,
and this feeling inspired the worthy
chaplain of a Federal regiment during
the Civil War, according to a story re-
Gently told by General Otis.
During a battle a small house near
the field was taken and occupied as q
hospital. In one of the intervals be-
tween operations some one discovered
a stone jar pushed way under the
stairs. The fight was at it's hottest,
and pieces of shell and bullets We're
constantly striking the house.
The chaplain volunteered to get the
jar out and investigate thu contents.
He crept well under the stairs on his
hands and knees, e started back
suddenly. and came to an erect posi-
ton. Thinking he might be i'll, the
surgeons inquired with solicitude what
the matter was.
why" explained the chaplain,
"supposing one of the bullets passing
through should kill me with my head
under the stairs?"
at isn't half as likely to strike you
there as where you are now" replied
one of the doctors.
IL know. but how would it look!
What would the Tenth say If their