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The daily sentinel., 1908-11-28
TELEGRAPHERs ENTERTAIN


New york. Nov 2S.-The tele-
graphic flash sign "T3' meaning
Regards" licked scores of times
last night over the special wires to
the banquet room at the Hotel Man
haitian, where the old time telegraph
ers of New York entertained Andrew
Carnegie on the occasion of his lard
birthday. ta
I At the table with him were Thomas
\. Edison. the inventor. a former
operator. and five of the nine first
apcrators regularly employed by the
United States government in the Civil
War sent from the Pennsylvania
railroad line in response to message
dated Washington, April %, 1861"
and signed by Mr.. Carnegie.
Colonel r. C. Clowry. president of
the Western Union company. pre-
sided
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BOYS TERRIBLE DEATH.

by ASsOCldltu 1ItSS.
Patterson, n. j., Nov. 2S.-As his
playmates looked ON with pride and
amazement Andrew Shier, Sugars
old. scaled u tall chimney of an ADAM
doned brewery here and stood for n
moment triumphantIy at the top.
Then to the horror of the boys and
girls who watched him from below.
he plunged downward TO death. Al
most every bone in his body was
broken.
The children who witnessed the
tragedy say that the old bricks in
the chimney crumbled under the boy
weight. Andrew was leading "A party
of boys who were playing Follow
the leader"
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GOVERNOR RENovEs TROOPS


Hopkinsville. Ky. Nov. 2S.-The
withdrawal of troops from the might
rider" region of western Kentucky
began yesterday. The first camp
abandoned was n Hickman where n
family Of negro rs was murdered.
Soldiers today lnf-, Trigs county and
those at Princeton. Gracev. Cobb
Dawson ana o.her places, win break
camp tomorrow. Guards will be left
al hurry aud Eddyville. where con-
ditions are still feared TO be critical.
Many protests lave been sent to
Governor Wilson against the re-
--'-'."i 81 rho troo"s nv citizens who
fear that the night rider activity Will
be resumed
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GIRL WATCHED MURDER.
IBy Associnted Press. |

Belleville.. ILL.,, Nov. 2S.-Miss Mel
lie Morton at IL o'clock last night
confessed to Chief of Police Nebgen
and Prosecuting Attorney Teucklen-
berg how she sat on the cot upon
which lay Peter WaeltZ and watched
the old man slowly sink into -uncon-
seriousness Saturday night. while
Sydney Baker. her sweetheart, held
a handkerchief saturated with chlor-
oful-n over WaeltZ7s nostrils.
The next morning Waeltz's body
was found at the foot of the stairs
with his skull crushed.
Baker has disappeared. a war
rant is out charging him with muir
der
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NEW AGENT IN CHARGE.

J. A% 'Hinkleman, very
pleasing and attractive young
business man of Denver, ar
rived in the city today to sue
coed Mr.. Brown as city ticket
agent OF the Rio Grande Of
; fees in this city.
; Mr.. Hinkleman has had much
experience along this line in
various cities and is sure to
; make good here. He evidently
arrived with the idea that
; Grand junction was little
; moss-grown village, as he was
; much asronished to see the peo-
; pie on the street and the amount
of business which is transacted
here, and said that he had no
idea the city was so large.
Mr.. Brown will engage in the
realty business. and his many
friends viii wish him the bes1
of success.
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MORE CHOLERA IN RUSSIA

st. Petersburg, Nov. 2S.-Asiatic
cholera, which since its prevalence
here three months ago has been
thought to be eXtirpated, seems now
to have broken out afresh.
In the last twenty-four hours there
were twenty-seven new cases in this
city.
The new cases are mostly in we'll
TODD families, and they show all the
virulence of the early days of the
epidemic.
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CBy Associated Press

Pittsburg Pa 2s.-A verdict of guilty indicted
by the United States court today in the
Mulln the cashier and R. K Hem the president of
the defunc Merchants National Bank of Mount
Stenman the former president of the Acme
Lumber Company.
Mun charged with misapplying the funds of the bank
Steinman with aiding and abetting him The
shortage $4,000 There nineteen counts in the
three defendants liable to
from five years in the pententary.
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TRAGEDY NEAR OGDEN.


+ Ogden, Utah, Nov. 2S.-Chief
+ Deputy Sheriff Seymour was
4. killed last night at Uintah,
+ small station on the Union Pa
4. cific. few miles east of here.
+ by an unknown desperate.
+ Deputy Sheriff j. j. Murphy
+ was shot in the hand and
= sick man who was in the custo-
. dy of the officers was shot twice
= in the arm.
+ The desperate escaped in the
r jungles OF Weber river and a
+ posse is searching for him
4.
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UP GOES THE PRICE.

: Skyward gees the price of
: milk in Grand junction. The
: number of quarts or pints YOU
. viii get for a dollar after De-
: oember | will be less than ever
+ known in this city before. FIN
= today's issue Of The Sentinel the
!. new schedule of prices appears.
: The dairymen declare that so
!. expensive has become the cost
+ of feed stuff that they must
+ raise the price of milk and
+ cream. and they proceed to do
: so.
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RAILROAD SHOPS RESUME.


Roanoke. Va, Nov, 2S.-It was an
nounced last night that Poanoke
shops of the Norfolk and Western
Railroad company viii on December
L.. resume a ten-hour day.
The shops have been working short
time for more than q year.
The increase in hours will benefit
. 900 employees
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+ + + + +++ -. > + !. j. 4. i. j
HoNoRs JUSTLY DESERVED.

. The following resolutions !
: We're passed by the board of I
. directors OF the Chamber of I
. Commerce last night: l
: In res ognition of the SPLEEN :
. did record made by the Grand !
: junction high school team in !
: the Thanksgiving game with i
the Centennial high school at 1
; Pueblo. where signal victory i
: was won over a strong eastern !
: slope team, thereby not only :.
; doing credit to the Grand juno i
; tion high school but in bring
; ing recognition to and reflect 1
; ing credit on the city of Grand 1
. Junction. this board of direct i
. Ors desires to extend to the J
: team, its coach ind the manage i
: ment vote of thanks in APP 4
: probation of its good work !
: done by them rs representa- :;
: tives of Grand Junction and the 4
; western slope i
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BOY FIEND'S AWFUL WORK
CBy Associated Press. !

By Associated
Baker City Ore Nov 2sThe series
have occurred in this city during the
suited in heavy financial losses wrought
almost frenzy. have 15-year
old school boy named Golden
who has confessed the crimes
The confession that alleged have been by youth
reveals morbid desire his
school his delight excitement attendant upon
the fires which he
Apparently the boy could disciplined his
get night school house was
burned and later other fires followed During cit
liens became Infatuated that organized
Mayor Johns them
kill sight anyone caught incendiarism
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BISHOP sPALDING IN CHARGE

+ Bishop F. Il. Spalding of Salt
j. Lake City. well known in Grand
+ Junction. for the present takes
+ charge of the missionary dis
= trict of western Colorado over
= which the late Bishop Knight
/. presided.
+ The following notice was to-
]. day received by Rev. John Wal
!. lis OH of this city. president of
+ the council OF advice of the dis
= trict of western Colorado
+ Il have this day commissioned
= Rt. Rev. f. X. Spalding. ID. D..
= bishop of Salt Lake. to take
+ Episcopal charge of the mission
= AIRY district of western Colorado.
!. VIII you kindly inform your
!. clergy and people of this COM
+ missionr
I" CSigned) DAN S. FUTILE.
+ Presiding Bishop"
l.
+ i i. ]. + + + I. I. + I. !. = j. 4. !.
Manicure Goods Van Horn Dru
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Notice. All Elksi

lou are requested to meet at Elks
lodge room at y. IN. Sunday. Nov.
20, for the purpose of attending
Bro. Morrison Wohifort's funeral,
which will be held from the residence.
THoS. SAWYER, T.. Il.
T.. VI. HARDY, Sccy.
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DENvER'S OFFICIAL VOTE.

) Denver, Nov. 2S.-The can
: vass of the vote cast in Denver
; was completed yesterday by the
county canvassing board. 1t
shows a plurality of moro than
1.l75 for John f. Shafroth for
= governor. and 2.927 plurality
for Bryan for president.
The other state officers on the
: democratic ticket show a cor
: responding plurality over the
republican ticket.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-28
TEACHER HAS RESIGNED.

There was busy but brief
meeting OF the school board last
evening at which the resigna-
ton of Miss Estelie O'Baugh as
: teacher in the seventh grade
: was accepted. and Miss Annie j.
: Rosette Of Marysville, o.. was
; chosen to take her place. The
: new teacher will take up the
: work at an early date
Several other less important
: matters We're given attention .
last night. .
All the members of the board .
We're present. Moses T. Hale, the .
new director, being present for .
the first time .
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-28

Ira J. Morse. of Colorado Springs
is visiting LIS daughter, Mrs. DIR
Plumb.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-28
SECRETARY GARFIELD
AND CHIEF DAVIS PLEASED

THE following letters, every citizen the city and
valley proving that Chamber the
pie of the city and valley be apprecative of the
keen and the High canal prof
by the who the the
amaon of the national received
Secretary Auppere Chamber
read last night the meeting of the board o
Department of the Interior, Washington
November Is, 1908.
MI. D. w. Auppele, Secretary Chamber of Commerce,
Grand Junction, Colorado
Dear S-Your letter November II been received
closing the preamble and resolutions the Chamber of
Commerce
glad to this pledge of hearty support cooper
of the
work
JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIELD
Secretary
Department of Interior u S. Reclamation Service
Washington. c. 49,
Mr. D W. Aupperle, Secretary Chamber of Commerce
Grand Junction Colorado
Dear Sr.-I letter of November IL,
closing copy preamble resolutions Chamber Com
the
pedgng the the valley of the project
This expression highly appreciated and hope will
the thanks of this office the Chamber of Commerce
Energetic between the the
ton of the first the the There
will be difficulties from and
especially glad to have cooperation Chamber Com
merce and the leading people of Grand Junction.
Very truly
A. P DAVIS,
Chief Engineer.
The resolutions preamble passed
adopted the general meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
ished exclusively The following
pressed of the Garfield
other officers the department who
assistance carrying out the Grand Valley project
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-28

j. w. GRAY. travelling representa-
tive of the Winona Wagon company
is in town today.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-28

Two daughters of Mr.. G. w. Noble.
Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Turner.
both of Grand Junction are here to
spend THANKSGIVING Plateau Voice
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THE METAL MARKET.

BY Associated Press.
New York. Nov 2S.-The lead
market today was dull at 4.27% to
4.32 70 Copper, l4Ss to IA z. sill
yer. IS.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-28

w. S. Bolles. OF the International
Harvester Co.. is in the city this af-
ternoon, on business.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-28
ToDAY's WHEAT MARKET.

tBy Associated Press.
Chicago. Nov. 2S.-Today Deem
Der wheat closed at / 03 Is to .03 z.
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FUNERAL OF j. NJ. woHLFoRr


J This morning at o'clock. on L.
+ delayed Colorado Midland train =
+ No. 105, the remains of j. Nor /.
+ rison Wohlfort, who died in the i.
+ city of Denver Thursday after +
+ noon, were brought to Grand +
+ Junction, his home. accompan- =
+ led by City Clerk John NJ. Con- !.
+ ley and the widow. Mrs. Wohl- i.
+ fort. In spite of the hour. i.
+ large number of the members of =
+ the local lodge of Elks were at i.
+ the station and escorted the re- i.
: mains to the residence. +
+ So. 1. j. J. j.
The funeral arrangements have
been completed. Tomorrow after
noon at o'clock, at the residence,
services will be held. The Elks will
have complete charge of the services.
carrying out their beautiful rituals
tic work at the residence and at the
grave. The Elks will attend in a
body. The Woodmen OF the World,
of which order the deceased was a
member, will also attend the funeral
in a body. The interment will take
place at Orchard Mesa cemetery
City Clerk Conley, who, with Mrs.
Wohlfort. accompanied Mr.. Wohl-
fort to Denver last Monday, states
that Mr.. Wohlfort seemed to fee
much better when Denver was
reached on Tuesday although he suf-
fered a CONFUSION on Tuesday morn
ing before the train was left. but
had rallied quickly. AS they We're
going out to St Luke's hospital from
the station Mr.. Wohlfort suffered an
other convulsion, but rallied again.
AT the hospital the attending ply
stefan made thorough examination
of Mr.. Wohlfort and declared tina,
he was suffering from Bright's dis
ease and that his condition was SER
ious. Mr.. Wohlfort failed rapidly,
although he would be conscious and
cheerful at times.
Thursday afternoon about Lee
O'Clock he peacefully went to sleep
and an hour later death had ended
his life. Mrs. Wohlfort and Mr.. Con-
ley were at the bedside when the
end came.
The funeral tomorrow will he
largely attended
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-28
THE BANKERS ARE SENTENCED


Pittsburg 2s.-Wliam Montgomery. the former
the wrecked Allegheny National Bank today
fenced to fifteen years in the penitenary.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-28

Lester johnson of Fruita is a Wis
itor in the city this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-28
ToDAYS BIG GAME.

BY NssOt 1AfeN PfeSS.
Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. Is
The final sco'e in today's foot
ball game was: Army. G: Navy.
4
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-28

Guy V. Sternberg has purchased a
large number of lots in beaverton S
addition to Whitewater.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-15
GARFIELD.

Rev. o. M. Boutwell, has gone TO
Barre to attend The conference OF
Methodist clergymen, held in that
place.
Veterinary Surgeon Lamberton of
Morrisville was in the place Saturday
to test @. b. Swift cows. He found
the COWS to be all right.
We have been asked to correct an
error made i'll writing last weeks locals.
George Fairfield informs us that Oscar
Sulham did not come here to doctor a
sick horse. but to buy some hens.
Royal Darling had the misfortune to
lose a valuable horse Monday night.
The horse in attempting to roll in the
door yard, i'll some unaccountable man
ner, broke a leg. Veterinary Lamber-
ton was sent for but could do nothing
for the horse.
Glenn Westover met with a painful
but 1t is hoped will prove Lot serious
accident one day last week. He was at
work for Lee Emerson in his sugar
place and while dipping sap from
holder into pan, lost his balance and
TELL into the pan of hot sap His out
cries brought Mr.. Emerson quickly to
his aid who took him out and immedi-
ately removed his clothing so it is
thought the burns are not very deep.
After taking him home and APPLYING
remedies 10 relieve the pain Mr.. Emer-
son speople took him to Morr;sville to the
home of his grandm other, Mrs. Maria
Richardson. where, at last accounts he
was doing nicely.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-15

Spanish American war officially last
ed from April 81, 1898, to the 18th
OF Atrll OF the next year. President
Mckinley called for 1875 100 men.
Should we go through the .lmanac
and seek out the April BIRTHDAYS OF
those who have achieved, been born
to or had greatness thrust upon
them, we should find a great many.
FIRST among them would be Shakes
peare, born on the 23d OF April, 1864,
and died on his birthday in 1916.
Then there are Jefferson. Henry CLAY,
Robert Morris. Gen. Grant, Oliver
rom well, Louis Napoleon and many
another. Franklin died in April, and
SO did Disraeli, Joe Jefferson, Eitz-
hugh Lie and many an humber man
and woman.
The month i'll some ways, has been
noted for big events-it has seemed
to be a month of turning points, and
the JOY and the sorrow oi the thirty
days of it have impressed many of
us. 1t is month of smiles and
tears its stone is diamond, and per-
haps stands for tears as well as Tor
aught else.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-15
RIVERSIDE

James Roddy heard a frog April II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Grimes were in
Morrisville lasC Friday
Dawson McGregor from Centerville
was caller at John Fenwick's re-
Gently.
Fred Ellsworth was called to Johnson
Saturday by the death of his sister,
Mrs. Flint.
James Crocker and wife and son
Rollie visited James Parker and wife
last Thursday
MI and Mrs. Willie Grimes attended
the funeral of Mrs. Frank Flint at
johnson Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis were called
to Johnson last Monday to attend the
funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Frank
Flint.
Mr.. Haskins, who has been seriously
ill with kidney trouble, is gaining
slowly. DR.. Stevens is the attending
physician.
Clayton Haskins of Cady's Falls,
who has been assisting in the care of
his father at George Aliens the past
four weeks, expects to return home the
last of this week.
Prof. Henry Crowell is the owner of
a fine photograph from which he gives
frequent concerts at the home of David
Trudo. All lovers Of fine music receive
a cordial welcome there.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-15
NORTH HYD: PARK,

Not much news of Importance to note
the present week.
Several from this place attended the
funeral services of Mrs. Flint, who
died in Johnson last week
Elder Phinney a1d wife started for
Ludlow, VT, to visit the home of Mr..
Phinney's childhood and pa and ma
an other friends of his boyhood days.
The grandest variety of weather ever
presented under one tent in ole week
we have had th9 past week: snow, sleet,
hail, sunshine, thnndershowers mud
and ice; yet tie people re main here,
pleasant and happy as usual, trying TO
make maple sugar with fair success
thus far.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-15
MCklNSTRY HILL

Grace Jones is helping Mrs. A. Wilson
for few days.
School begins April 81, with Mrs.
Ella Davis teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvis Jones and daugh-
ter visited relatives in johnson Sunday
and Monday.
Miss Winnie Hurlbut returned last
week from the Mary Fletcher hospital
where she received treatment. She is
much better.
Agnes Cowan, who has been working
for Mrs A. Wilson has gone from there,
and is now working for Mrs. J. Foss at
No. Hyde Park
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-15
BELvIDERE CORNERS

Richard McGookin is in Montgomery
to work.
There was son born to Will Lervia
and wife April 4.
Peter Edred sold his team to Sam
Walker of Waterville last week.
James Eldred has moved from Camp
BELLS house to his own house near the
Lanpher mill.
Mrs. o. A. Lawrence was in Jeffer-
sonviIle last week to see her mother,
who is sick.
Mrs W. L. Chlpchase of Montreal,
Que, is visiting her brother, A. P.
Brown, and others. for few days.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-15
A CAR ID

We. the undersigned, do hereby agrees
to refund the money on 50-cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar il
il fails TO cure your cough or cold. We
aIso guarantee 25-cent bottle to prove
or money refunded.
Hall & Cheney Charles Riley
Ralph Hubbell Z. Z. Jones
Geo b. Foss james V. stevens
II I.araway NJ. Shattuck 4 Sou
/, Wadleigh o. N. Campbell
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-15

In accordance with an act passed by
the legislature of 1906 provided for in.
dexing the books of the surveyor-gen
eral this work has been begun in the of.
flee of the secretary of state in the
charge of Representative F. H. Dewart
of st. Adams These books are very
valuable and contain all the records of
town lines In the state, the number OF
acres in each town, etc. They had
never been iudexed and for that reason
had been of very little use.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-15

A band OF twenty members has been
organized in Hardwick. 1t is purposed
to secure the instruments in the name
of the trustees of the village and the
members of the organization have a
s ,heme to that end in mind.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-15

The temperance movement is
marching on. During the past week
IN three western states prohibition
won great victory. In Colorado
thirty-fve towns voted in the issue
and nineteen went dry" In Illinois
1850 of the 1 1876 towns voted to go
dry" and this means the closing of
between 1000 and 1000 saloons.
In Michigan the prohibition wave
rolled over parts Of the state and out
OF fourteen counties which voted on
the question ten went dry" Thus
we see temperance gradually being
inaugurated, not through any spas
modic and sensational "wave," but
through a calm, logical and reason
able arrival at the conclusion that
to be sober pays best in all ways
individually, collectively and munic-
ipally.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-15

A postmaster down in Windham
county has resigned and nobody can
be found to take his place. Funny
this is, but it is true just the same.
No, it was not a Brattleboro post
master
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-15

What better way of letting your friends
in distant states know the news fror7
home than by send ing them the NEWS
AND CITIZEN each week. 35cts. will
send it three months; 65cts. Elk months,
and s1.25 one year. All you have to do
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-15

An order just issued by the Post
master General will crafty the col
lectors of postal and post cards. AS
a result of numerous complaints on
account of the defacing of these cards
the postal officials have been directed
to discontinue the post-marking at
the Office Of the address. The post
card tad has reached enormous pre-
portions, and the thousands who are
making collections of the pictures
will warmly approve thisnew ruling.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-15

There seems to be some prospect
that the old-fashioned time-limit will
be re-imposed upon the Methodist
minister. The question was dis
cussed at the recent New York Con-
ference and a vote of restoration was
adopted. It may receive tonsidera-
ton at the Vermont Conference this
week. Certain it is that it will be
brought up at the coming General
Conference in Baltimore. There are
many reasons for it, and about as
many we should guess, against it. IF
it is put back again, it should not be
placed at a short period like the
three-year term, for 10 three years
the average minister has just begun
to show what stuff is in him, and
then to have to pull up stakes and
move on is neither fair to him, nor
to the people. Five years is just
about right.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-15

Along with the rest of the state
press we congratulate the people Of
Ludlow that J. W. Sault, tor three
years at the head of the Tribune of
that place, has become the owner of
that paper. Mr.. Saultis newspaper
man of wide experience and has
shown on many occasions that he
knows how to successfully manage
a newspaper. The Tribune has al
ways been a model newspaper and
under the management of Mr.. Sault
ranks among the best III the State,
and as proprietor he will make it
even better.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-15

AS King of Prussia the Emperor
William receives the comfortable
salary of So, 100000, and his loyal
subjects think he earns the money.
But as Emperor of Germany he gets
no stipend, the honor being regarded
as a sufficient reward for the labor
and responsibility attached to the
position. 1t is stated, however,
that the royal salary is to be in
creased, on account of the great cost
of living, which bears heavily upon
the governing house, because of the
large number of children and Others
dependent upon the purse of the
monarch. The Chief Executive of
the United States receives a salary of
$4,000 year, and many who are
imbued with the economical spirit
known as "Jeffersonian simplicity, +"
regard that amount as too large,
though it does not cut much of a
figure in comparison with the "di-
vine right" salaries of the old world.
There is a fine field for the spread OF
the Jefersonian idea in the eastern
hemisphere.