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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

rNeins ssssi ~ fEsilt enc tirgA
ftam esf lice ssFsefa Nfa8sa esHss ~
asiAe ar~sF aet Natsf sHaln At tn
and Feia faf fsfg fiss - g. teiia
50 ttas8 : fash
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GOLD COM

DAWSON, Oct. ia.-ths
pendent steamer White seA
Fairbanks for Whiiehosse !
here yesterday with bah =
IN Tanana bullion.
The Yukon dredges ana I n
work all shut down Ss'nra.'.
could have run longer
crews desired 70 leave On y =
boats. going Yesterday ~
two independent boats w
IN the next 10 days
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AUCTION SAILS.

AlCrfoN SALE or FURNITURE
AND nutsEtfoIn EfFErrN AT
Mfgk NNFNNH HAANNttpNMA tA&t
FIRST AN FRIDAY, OCT tt. - ie ~
center faHfss Nauchss easf chairs. heat
fnn nfaFes steel famHea astensiaH tAtin
chairs taffss foidins beds. bedroom ssts
metal beds SPRINGS. mattresses esattHh'
itre rurtaIna fire cafFeie and aft s4NafsA'
draNefies elegant hard paiNtsd ehtMA
Regina fausie haxsE upfiaht risnnA I'VE
qlsrra aati1ua furaitufr in sl-hus anf
hnd uaiHat, psintlnea. rAntiaff eNnrhNa
-. rfe Al ~ fAeksrtaa. heetipussf
g1ss fst 49, Phone. Aain 1897 taa
1851
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/ fSdalna HOUSE. FIAT resms All tentea
/ sta down, balance on EASY terms Main
taNn, ltsfte
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FoR sALE-wooo AND COAT

We esn take earm - yas ETE~ vile
coat IL SHORT N TWE MAhkh
SEATTLE COAL a FuNL GO. he'
phanss ~
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state Of Washington County 81 lKins. a.
J. a. Jones. cashier % the above
named bank DO solsmnlY swear thar tho
foregoing statement ia true TO the best
Of my know ledge and belief
A A. JONES. Cashier
CoUoct--A tteatf
FNEn a. THOMPSON
= ~ pWrEN
Directors
subscribed and sworn 60 before me
this iith day ~ October 1905
W n LANE
ID Notary Public
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For Rent

T.r@afn hRuas. uinHerH hath. pauffF
fsf nfaaaeaF district Ga44ifa Att 81
a.. Bnenp 1914 n
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Hotel WaIlfirSt

For quietness and homelike. Five
earlines pass the door 24lA First
ay.
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A Small Investment


Three hnases. FsHijaE fsf fts p@f
iaaath. iuaatrh anxsh half tiafs fFasa
MahisHa "a ca 20 f.sut tas. - so. There
ta tftaf Hseftsass aH ghis Nf4ef| Heaf
tHu 7 SEE esHf lac fshf siIf tfinh Nta
4tiN p#f 9eaF iaseFest eH Maffsake =
tss PEE FeaE ieassHN ttsS pei feAF oH
tEtse iaFsstmsat f.bsns e. tess.--ff
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10-aorc chicken ranch. Z acres cleared
aud fenced. buildings and spring wa
teri 80 miles from Seattle Price $500
$500 cash aud good terms
20 acres with running water! q ncrea
clsnrod aud fenced no buildings almost
ail fiaahed on county road Price 5000
y cash balance 20 suit
WOLFF aCHDEpPE K CO.
g. coo N Av 1871
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aaIrIIArIoNs WANTKp."

"SlMations wanted esNe
tiscns~rta $50 for is words.
times Additional space. eS ps'
line.
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Foa RENT MISCELLANEOUS
For Rent

it kErsa tsfuam hasac. large harm.
fhifksn hsasss. fe heAnna ffait trees
en- naain tread 90 Everett aaH MArFsFtfie
So fsflra e. % "a 81 fst per yeas
paid ~ eisaFinE lana sa rtses 4 rhs
aiaq ltk
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

= Do not trust printed time
= tables IN newspapers. Fer
q time Of departure ard arrival :
= Of trains telephone King street 4
q station Information BureAu, Z
= sunset. Main 2z4o. lndepend.
= ent III.
$3.50 stAs& 49, 40 y
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BANK STATEMENTS.

hepaft ~ the Financial Condition Of the
~hCt hlrN SAVINGS a sAFE DEPOSIT
COMPANY
Located AZ seattle. SLATE OF WaahlnF.
ton. NJ the close ~ business on the sara
day or September. 1905
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FARMs ANp AcReAog.


ouh NEW rfvE.AcnE TRACTS
NOW READY
DURING the past year pr iwB We have
sold THot SANDS or ACRES ~ land
near Seattle. huf never have ws had
better proposition 90 offer than uUH
NEW FIVE ACRE TRACTS -hatwren
hEArTiE AND TACOMA. nicely le.
GATED HANDY TO iNTHHNHHAM
NIATtOM some " these tracts are
HtCH ALDER NOTION some first.
ciHss upland an nesriy level. THREE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES To-
choose from We want you 20 see
these tracts. Tho surveyors have fin.
ished driving the stakes Men are
clearing ana grading tho atraata THE
BALE fH SOW ON Come 10 the ~.
nee and set plat ard fun particulars
We already have anwmtll and
shiuRle MIL located on the property
The prices ffte 20 f7a0 per tract viii
make them 10 quickly Better go out
nos and got your first choice Prob.
ably never apaiH in Western Washing
ton VIII sou have a chance to bus such
GOOD LAND 80 we'll located between
TIVE MTHEaA AWAKE. HU8TIIWg rifisa.
Tor 60 LITTLE MONEY lust q small
payment down Make your own terms
on the balance Special inaucemsnt 40
actual settlers Positively no tracts re.
served without n deposit
First Come First Served
ROBERT MALTHY
piase10.s3i Alaska Bldg -ta-fe
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D coopFri.fow a HoNa
tit naiisY nid6
WHY PAR RENrf
sta seNs. sc meath a.ream nsp
tunsaie~, West seattle Eeafte corner
h.stis a sieve. ii " y zee. chsssss
ihau rent snag
sssa aawn SIS maash. for tss bs.s
finished cattase heisesn woodland raFk
and tuivsfsits large fooms hath
toilet wash towi, siegirlc fityFes hard
GOOD plaster. : hiecs 70 car oniy
ooRpos. 100 coR,ss Blar'
Main te1i A Tees
tto-aARpEN THAcra-tts.
CLoAE TO LAKE
Chpice large garden tract south ~ Mt
Haksf FaFk and near lake Washington
only 4t mlnutes ride from business cen.
ter convenient 20 present car lire ana
or route II new line splendid soil city
water, beautiful SCENERY An Ideal home
will sniey visit 90 this property Price
viii interest feu. ft8 deSn balance
yefy sAsy terms, low rate % Interest
SOUND TRUSTEE coMrANr.
500 coimsn nids
FoR aALE on ENCmANgF-
90 acres. 2 acres cleared. rich land
sFoom house snd putbuiidinas runnins
water pipsd % house. fine Tor cattle ar
and good little town IN Ring county
Price III. eco wiz take iot % rmali
house 81 exchanges. part cash. Cali ANA
YOUNG nRoBERg.
HcaRdiuatian American Rank
Phone Ballard SIS. ~~ts.ts
WE HAVE THIS EXcLuafvr
Bat VII pay fuli commission 70 broker
I've houses On iel tesiee, southeast
corner q !tih 4 ana Dearborn hrinEs
rental of tt2 viii saii for ts.looi terms
chance 70 make quick turn ever or
good interest an Investment
APPLETON INNEHrMrNr CORPORA
Ttuhs LTD.
1ol American Bank BidE IT
clerks and carriers Tor seattle y O..
Join our class and qualify Tor esamins-
ton Nov ~ Applications must be flied
today Civli Service club SOC Pacific
blk. Day and evenings --it,te
nee, ecre IN nsiiard, Everett Interur.
ban, fine view, cleared clean. 81 900 IN
taken quick 81 o00 cash. haiaae. I 4
years Phone owner q A. liza
--iH-rbx
New broom modern cottage for sale.
I plate rail-, beam ceiling, basement be.
tween two car lines non .ohstfuetihis
residence e0op Phinnsy av Easy terms
. .--------------.---.-
Two lots 2-foom house furniture.
| sewing machine and Photographic 60
chickens This place ~ located "a At.
lantio Ciiy station. old Rcnton cnf
/ Price 500. half cash. worth 81 zoe
rhone hast test -la-r.b-N
I Modern t.room furnished cottage
near Meridian car line, nice location
/ fhane Green ~ ~ q A ta1T
J stcsA4tshafAils q IA W ~tNa. --iA-is
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ron A DAT ON Two
The b@4f teest ~ taa' sfnsn Business e1f
sss "a the ftsinfsF uesfiFtafi Tee
&taea
o. sse cash hatanfs tt8 wuHfh 1
h4f ia NFusFnf ssl4s. ass - faIe aiti
shse ssenAxkatis sahanssuemt ~ valve
8Ho 4elsN
HxArfi.g MOHrGAuE nuSu 90
isis Hgisr risrs sfit
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CRY REAL ESTATE.
Must Have Money

tsfeFe EafafdsY might faani eaffae@.
tses hafa SGD neets eafis riesfsfsf
and friehxa city water NlHsetrta MKN8e
asa tsiNnhunss lsNsa frf eHntNe snHa
aeraHafh tsa Alecks 30 eaf sides ALI
IN fret effAss ieEalfir- tuf 10 wnfs =
" zee cottage euTt ft4e 81 build Wngd
hed FIsf sac ~ enla tFfgre HafartaF.
ffttz viii fahe n saff cash. ~ PEI
mnnth rhis pan't help hnt make sea
rlaref
kRMITkgE bros
Green lake Staten
Phone tareeu ~ ttsiN
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume resp,ns',
hility FOR errors OF any NsN
occurring IN telephonea eaNo
tlsementa.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Classification cannot pc s'N""
after IL o'clock daily,
BALLARD AGENCY ~
Mullen. St0s ballard aVs OPP
cifv Han Phone. ballard sos,
MAIN OFFICE seventh 49,
between Union and lniNs's"s
Phones. Main 1859, Ind 81
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ueunisoH-- l. psnnisea. - Oct
IL tfet Harvard 80
WssssrmAn Baby WvsssFman. Eiis
TIA oct "a - this city
Deed aiae-k atheFiue GeQdwtne. u
g5ct "a ie this etY
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CITY REAL asTATG.

tf Ghewf feHfn. partly modern nee
cottage sas4tB- fest int fine fieNf une
hlafh Is rHf ici lice fsfei aat set "a
trait 3 real snap fHiiy s1VS sslqa real
value auEts teffua
Wa hass 4 haneh 20 iata tust nsFth
e Wasaiafd raFk level and fisar enc
tiach 10 rfsfuqnf ~ ca ttst aht ftee
aitk g PEI cent cash aHd q psf HHuth
a. zee fanfn apaeFm cottage ans
sfshfiY gnrHer ias ttRtee graded street
sad eefsfenf siGrasiAs snF hiafh % car
thsa 10 fHae nsiau shat fhsF hase bsen
askina h0a Il qafek Neffna
IAE NkFrfuNH nNALIF CO.
atas FfsnHnf Ave
hafth ssa -
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


Ht'rrERwOmrH q so~ rrrtsHsisnai
puectcrs ana Licensed Asneaith@fe 80
la ono Nnrrs Thsatrs uath ptianes fat
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50-Foot Lot $500

fse nawn ard Sc = MaHth
DAYS PARK ADDITION
Nefs sHa fheAFssf property ia Wet
Seattle Water N nsr 70 fufAN
. GponFFf.foN a SONS
tit naiisF nid6
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EANN TNMM#
tta HasH anr o. peg nHHfh tfne
isasi tafs neffb~sst "a Hefaisaa fafh
thfea hlnsse fraaa Ff<H4ef AsTnas raf
fIna FYAse ffte eHFn
s. DIXON a Co
rafs Ffeasanf haen4e
asasffe eHfstnaaf AtasiaE
rhanss Nafth ssti ur.@n "a
afasfs
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sITUArIoN WAnrEo-MALg.

Hitusficn wanted H1rkkseper ard ar-
caglrtant "a years wngerianre as afflcs
manager and chief afcaunfArt afUuE nian .
ufsrfnffnE and contracting tines. efp~rf
in costs ana earninEa. highest eFeten
ttals. bend % years ~ age ~ good ap.
gssranee DESTROYS 81 Locating n seattle
with a i've up-fo-date Contracting o.
manufacturing firm Address waiter
9rssofT. iois FIrss Satienal fiank BlaE
Chicago. III ft-n-r
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Wei sash each famiiy's clothes
wsAhed separately. called Tor ana daitv.
ersd neEt day see 20 ~ % wash
fE-sas
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AND All clkS'SiF ItV N~
ers cent . word Minimum
charge t5c. When ehai go
account actual number OF 49,
a. set win 10 counted sew"
Insertions made for inc p'iNne
81 six when cash Il paid. -
cap. lines. or fraction ths''''s
wll Be counted az two ines
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-12
"To What Base Uses"

Big Brother Ito young sister who
has acquired an unaccountable habit
OF borrowing his razor)-I know you
have borrowed my razor again. It's
not where l put it.
Young Sister (scrambling around in
the bathroom)-Oh! here 1t is, Bob
just where you left it, 1 am sure!
Big Brother-No such thing. And
this is the third time you have mis-
placed it. Now, miss, you will tell me
what you use it for. Were you ripping
the sleeves of your last winters coat
Young Sister (doggedly)-No. You
never will forget that!
: Big Brother-Well, what then?
Shaking her by the shoulders) An
swer me.
Young Sister (tearfully)-I was just
splitting up little light wood to kin
die the fire, and just think you are a
horried, selfish old thing not to want
to even lend your things-so there!
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-12
ANDY VS., Mary,

Once upon time Andrew Carnegie
and Mary Garden had their photo
graph taken standing together on the
upper deck of an Atlantic liner, and
also Andy's and Mary's portraits have
been shown separately in the window
of Knoedler's on Fifth avenue, says
the New York Press. But whereas
one might think the likeness of the
great iron master and philanthropist
would attract more attention than that
of the singer, the reverse has been
the case. as was illustrated during
business hours in the past week. Not
more than dozen persons were stand
ing In front of the show window look
ing at the portrait of the laird of Ski
BIO in his robe as an officer of the Ed
inburgh university When Mary Gar
denis famous portrait was shown in
the same place last year there always
was a mob around the window. OF
course Mary did not have so many
clothes on as Andy has-which may
explain the difference in interest.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-12
HadIey points Out Dancer.

President Hadley of Yale writes:
In the year 1889 the whole French
people was in state of political ex-
element. They seized eagerly upon
everything sensational. A young jour-
nalist named Camille Desmoulins
shared this feeling and took advan-
rtage-ef iitt>->4e-w wrote series of ar
ticles called Lamp Post Talks to the
People of Paris in which he urged
that anybody who was not a friend of
the people ought to be taken to the
nearest lamp post and hanged. He
was not himself bloodthirsty man.
He chose his title chiefly because it
sounded so picturesque After time
he saw that they were executing a
great many innocent men and women,
and began to tell men SO. Then they
said that he was not a friend of the
people any longer, and hanged him
This story has moral for US in Amer
lea to-day. 1t shows the dangers that
come to people which reads newspa-
,pers for the sake of excitement, in
stead of for the sake of information.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-12
"Faither,"
men.

'tWully," said Mrs. MacHigh to her
little son as they emerged from the
station at Saltham- by-the-Sea, moo
that we are at the coast, mind and ca
yer father papa when he comes doom
for the weekend. Yell no forget, wull
ye?"
NWully," nearing the big sea, felt
graciously inclined to promise any
thing, and told his mother he wouldna
forget.
On. the Saturday morning Mrs Mac
High was sitting on the stands beside
some swell" seaside acquaintance,
watching the children playing. Think
ing to impress her neighbors she
called out in her best society voice:
"Weelie, your papa is coming doom the
day
"Oh. is he?" answered "Weelie,"
busily engaged at a sand castle, and
quite forgetful of Mondays. promise.
AN wull my father be WI im?"-
Tit-Bits.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-12
Must Import MsrrlaaeabIe Girls.

The problem of finding wives has
become a serious one in St. Peters
burg. The male population exceeds
the female by $4,000 in the Russian
capital, and the authorities are weigh
ing plans for importing prospective
brides from the provinces. The need
of wives, indeed, has led to the ma
king of several fortunes in matrimoni-
al agencies, heavy fees being exacted
for pretty girls as wives from remote
country places. The men outnumber
the women in all classes in st. Peters
burg, and at social affairs there are
usually two men for every woman. OF
course this is a truly delightful stu
alton for the woman, but it is one that
is multiplying ,jealousies between men
and causing affairs" with swords and
pistols upon the field of honor. Social
activities in St. Petersburg have been
declining in interest because of the
scarcity of women, whereas in ali the
other large cities in the empire wom-
en- are much more numerous than
men.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-12
Too Much for Him.

Poor fellow" said the lady, who
was being personally conducted
through the asylum. Poor fellow!
He is so handsome! he has such noble
features, such splendid brow, such
an aristocratic bearing. What pity
that his mind has been wrecked. Was
he crossed in love-"
NO" replied the attendant. Hes a
poet It's very sad case. His friends
thought he was going to be the Ameri
can Byron or Milton, or something
like that; but one day he wrote a
poem which he called Lines to Wa
ter Fowl and sent it to newspaper
or magazine or something. and when
it came out it was headed Lines to a
Water Bowl The shock upset him
and he amt been right since. Chi.
cago Record-Herald.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-12
Larqe ROYAL Family

! Prince Ferdinand's assumption of
the title of king of Bulgaria" makes
the number of reigning monarchs be
longing to the aXeCoburg- Gotha fam.
fly four. This most prolific of royal
races furnishes King Edward of Eng,
land with 80 living relations, IS of
these being direct descendants of
Queen Victoria.
If the list be made to include dis
tant cousins and connections by mar
rage, the number of King Edwards
relations reaches the total of 2SS.
ranging in rank from Capt Machell
twho married daughter of Prince
Victor of Hohenlohe), to the car of
all the Russias
This total does not include the off
spring of morganatic marriages of the
type contracted by the late duke of
Cambridge.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-12
HAD NOT ALL THE KNOWLEDGE.
Simple Word with Which the Elder
squelched the Younger M. D.

A becoming modesty is desirable
aid to advancement in any profession.
In small town in Maine there. lived
a brusQue old doctor, who, for all his
eccentricity, was learned and skill
full man. For many years he had
been the sole doctor in town, but one
day there came rival in the shape
of young graduate. The young M.
D. did not pay his respects to his
senior, and the old doctor in turn COM
pletely ignored the fledgling. One day,
however, the two were brought to-
gether at a consultation, and the young
M. D. thereupon essayed to squelch
the old NJ. D. with the preponderosity
of his knowledge He ratified off Latin
terms and French and German
phrases. while the old doctor listened
as if quite overawed. Yes, he unused,
meditatively, that's so, that's so. But
what do you think of cataplasm for
this case?" "A-a-what?" calculated
the new doctor, completely dumfound-
ed. "a cataplasm," repeated the old
doctor. WELL" stammered the other,
81 am not familiar with that mode
of treatment, although l have seen
it advertised. It's something new,
isn't it?" "Oh, no." was the quiet re-
ply. "a cataplasm means simply a
poultice. 1t always has meant poul-
tice and probably always will" 1t is
needless to saw that the young doctor
straightway subsidized.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-12
Good for Hungry Folks.

George William Sellers, the We err
cricketer, described in Chicago b AZ
tempt to teach cricket to the meH Oh
his Indiana estate.
Cricket is, of course, a more ieis
urely game than baseball" said MT
Sellers. I'VE played it on my pace
in the proper leisurely manner, ,ano
all my men seemed pleased. our
first match was with Concord
Zone of my men-his name is JONI
seemed particularly pleased. 5onn
did full justice, before the matfn,e 10
the lunch served in the marqtee on
the lawn. He enjoyed, too, the meat
tea that pleasantly interruptsda{he
afternoons play. At eacn inning he
was on hand when the drinks and
cigars and sandwiches were passed
about.
During the open-air dinner that
wound up the first days play, turned
to John and said:
Well, old man, what do you think
of cricket?
Mr.. Sellers said he, 1T would be
a grand game if it wasn't for all this
here fieldin' and runnin' about between
meals
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-12
HAVE A FIRM BELIEF IN CD
kongo Natives Not Heathens,i
clares DR.. Thomas Lewis.

Some curious information in regara
to the customs and beliefs of th$ Nd
tives of the old African kingdon ot
Kong0 is contributed by Rev. Th1mas
Lewis, who says: In the mattfr Oh
preserving bodies for burial Kofgos,
after tbe nsna1 binding in cloth keep
Them for two mr. three months In ,heir
houses, where fire is kept burn ~
but in Zombo they are suspended On
two forked sticks in dugout vaulS ~
the ground, which is covered over WIZ
palm branches and earth. Sometimes
the body is placed under speflally
built grass roof in the open. Tfls -
not considered a burial, and foui VI
five years ago they brought out Luz
a big funeral feast and dance lhe
body of an important chief that nao
thus been preserved for over 20 years.
In other districts the dead are th,o"n
away into river or into the bush
to be deyoured by jackals and Vui-
lures.
81 have satisfied myself" the same
writer continues, after 25 years OIL
life among them, that at the bottom VI
African fetichism there is the fpioa-
mental belief in the existence ofsGou
and in the reality of the human soui,
No missionary has yet, to my kroWF
edge, been compelled to introduce the
name of God into any of the Bant1 IAN
guages The name 'Nzambi' for Su-
preme Spirit is of native origif anu l
not introduced by the Portuguese anu
has been adopted for Cod by ALI Nus
sonaries in their literature. The me
is true In regard to the name Ior
devil
''The oft-repeated statement maze
by missionaries and travellers thai tue
untaught native has no idea of TIE ex-
istence of God is not correct; anat
they mean to say is that he hal. no
knowledge of what God is, whicn is
quite a different matter. The ack
of this knowledge about God, While
firmly believing that God is, &C
counts for the wonderful and complex
system which we. in our ignorance OF
the inward meaning Of it all, pah
'fetichism.'"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-12-12
WHALE CARRIED OFF THE LINE.
Tho Monster Also Made Away with a
Good Harpoon.

Up among the torn bergs of the Arc
tic a monster whale Is cruising about
with harpoon imbedded in his thick
back and something less than half a
mile of stout hempen rope trailing
after him.
Thrasher, which returned Sunday
night from an eight months cruise in
the icy north, declare that Mister
Whale got all that was coming to
him.
''He got away from u.s." muttered
the mate. splitting viciously into the
scuppers, but we will get him next
season. 1t was good rope we used,
and he'll get tangled up on something
so We will be one whale to the good
when we get back there.
He was bad one, though. You
see Silva, the boat steerer, slung the
hook into him when we were in open
water between two big bergs. Off he
goes with the stick in his back, and
the rope went out like man tumbling
from the loft He ducked and dived
until one tub of rope was gone, and he
did the same with another. He was
making for the nearest foe and when
he reached it he spit lot of water
into the air and took deep dive. The
edge of the ice cut the rope like q
knife and he was off for good, with
1000 feet of the Thrasher's line and a
good harpoon with him. San Fran
cisco Chronicle.