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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-30
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residents of this city, came from their
present home at Burlington Last Sat-
urday In their automobile, and have
been guests at the e. A. Marsh home.
They plan TO return to their home as
soon as tho roads are in q little better
condition, taking Mrs. Marsh with them
for a visit.
1,he brick weneered bank building
recently burned at Kellogg. will be re-
placed with a solid brick. with modern
improvements. r. G. Coutts, OF this
city, who built the old building, has
the contract for the now one. A by 80
feet, two stories.
At the request OF the Merchants
and Manufacturers association, sup
plernented by that Of the Parker
Amusement company, Mayor r. b. WI
ley has given public notice that any
person found throwing confetti during
the carnival in this city next week.
will be promptly arrested.
Mr. and Mrs. w Fernon, Of sMalcom.
announce thd birth of daughter at
their home, on Friday last
Announcements have been received
by friends here from Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugo e. Meilicke. Of Dundurn. sas
katchewan, Canada, of the birth of q
daughter named Henrietta Wilhelmine.
Mrs. Meilicke, as Miss Mabel Putnam,
formerly lived In this city, and made
many friends while attending Iowa
college.
Miss Ellen A. Price. who has been
spending most OF her summer vaca-
ton at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs "A. o. Price, Of this city
started yesterday morning to begin her
third year of teaching English In TIL
lottson college. at Austin, Texas, un
der the auspices Of the A. M. A. Miss
Hester Tallman, whose home was for
merly in Grinnell, and who is a grad
uate of Iowa college. but who has been
living for some years at Berkeley, Gail.
has been teaching In Tillittson college
for the past two years. but goes this
year to teach in the Sandwich ISL
ands.
The home of Ephriam Lamb. OF NAL
com, was recently entered by burg
lar, who made off with fur overcoat
and gold watch and chain. The
marshal of this city was notified short
~ after the discovery OF the loss. but
too late to intercept the burglar at this
point, and his efforts to have him ar
rested at points beyond here and to-
ward Des Moines, were unsuccessful,
but the goods have since been found
in a pawn shop at Des Moines and
with a good description of the sup
posed thief, there is some hope OF his
arrest
G. l.. Miles, OF this city, who went
to Chicago on Saturday last, to see
his brother Major Miles. of the l. N.
e.. who was accidentally shot while
cleaning his revolver a few days ago.
reports him as improving, with good
chance for complete recovery.
Iowa college foot ball stock has taken
a sharp upward turn quite recently.
by the return to the college OF Agassiz
Riser, who is booked by the experts
in the game to make one OF the best
tackles the college ever had He was
not eligible last year, but is expected
to get into the game this fall
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-30
Only On. Gam. open.
to Ttmes-Republican.

Special to Tunes RepupIIcaH.
Iowa Falls, Sept 30.--All but one
game in the foot ball schedule OF the
iowa Falls high school, is filled. that
vacancy being caused by the Fort
Dodge high school team getting cold
feet" after asking for date with the
local team The season will open here
next Saturday, with a game with the
Mason City high school team. The oth-
er games are with Cedar Falls, Mar
shalltown and Clarion. The latter game
will be played at Clarion on Thanks
giving day, when the teams that nave
long maintained a good natured rivalry
on the gridiron will try conclusions
once more. Iowa Falls won last sea-
sons game.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-30
Veteran Northwestern Conduc-
tor Goes on Retired List of
Company
HALF A CENTURY IN IOWA
FREQ L. Paine Closes Unusual Career
in Service of Northwestern Company
Was in Charge Of Train Kate Shell
ly Saved From Destruction at Boone
Bridge.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Boone, Sept so.-Conductor Free L.
Paine. for half a century the most
prominent railroad man In the west,
was pensioned today by the North
western company, effective Oct. 1. He
began railroading In 1850. and has been
the Northwestern's most efficient con-
ductor.
Paine was conductor on the train
which Kate Shelly. Iowa's heroine
saved in 1883 during the terrible flood
at the Boone bridge She crawled
along the crest of a hill for a mile and
over tottering river bridge, and fell
fainting at the depot as Paine was Civ
ing tho signal to start.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-30
Pocahontas News.

Special to Times Republican.
Pocahontas, Sept 30.-The following
licenses were issued: Thomas Herrick
and Louise Hawkins, of Humboldt,
married by Rev. A. Wight; Sylvia Bat
tershell and Harry Louis, married by
Rev Benjamin.
F. e. Freemamn has a new Buick
automobile.
C. r. Lewis and son Frank, OF Tus-
cola, H., arrived here last night to at
tend the Louis Battershell wedding.
Died, the 1S-months old child OF
Robert Lanfftt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-30
70 HEAR DR.. kline.
cerro Gordo County Physicians Sc
cure State Lecturer for Address.

Special to Times Republican.
Mason City, Sept. 30.-The physi-
clans of Cerro Gordo county Will be
addressed in this city on Friday Oct.
2, by DR.. j. w. Kline, of TT. Dodge,
state medical lecturer on tuberculo-
sis. His subject for this address will
be "The Early Pathological Changes
in Pulmonary tuberculosis and the
Symptoms That Accompany Them"
In the evening, DR.. Kline will address
a 4public meeting on the general ques-
ton. Tuberculosis"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-30
cummin. at Fort Madison.

Fort Madison, Sept. Ex-Governor
Cummins, Hon. ]. F. Lacey, ex-Gov-
ernor Van SAINT of Minnesota and Hon.
Lawrence B. Stringer, of Lincoln, ILL.,,
addressed a large crowd here yester-
day. The address of Governor Cum
Minis was full of historic interest.
While in the city Governor Cummins
and Ex-Governor Van SAINT were the
guests of Hon. Samuel Atlee, who en-
tertained large number of friends at
dinner last evening at $3.50 o'clock i'll
their honor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-30
IOWA At MERCY OF 20"
Suit to Be Commenced by Des Moines
Commercial Club.


Des Moines, Sept. 30.-Completely at
the mercy of a railroad corporation.
driven from one extreme, to another IN
an effort to obtain relief. Des Moines
business men, thru the Commercial
club, are preparing to bring suit In the
federal courts charging the Burlington
railway with violation of the anti
merger act which prohibits "a railroad
from operating parallel or competing
lines. This course was decided upon
after a meeting with Burlington Of
ficials at the Slavery hotel.
The direct charge will be that the
Burlington operates branch road ex-
tending across the state OF Iowa,
from Keokuk to Council Bluffs. This
road runs parallel with the Bur1ing-
TOMS main line, and the two lines prac-
tically control the business Of the
southern tier of counties.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-30
, WILL REACH $500 MARK.

Unofficial Announcement Of State In
iversity of Iowa Registration.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, Sept. 30.-Unofficial an
nouncement has been made by Regis
trar r. c. Barrett, that the registration
at the State University. Of Iowa will
reach the $500 mark this year. The
clerks in the administration Office are
busy compiling the tables, which will
be published in a few days.
The enrolment at the university last
year was 2,315 and this falls increase
is much beyond expectations.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-30
low. at Washington.

:. Washington. Sept. 30.-AbraAam 4.
MiMer has been appointed rural car
rier, and Nancy J. Miller, substitute
at Iowa Falls.
The contract dor the approaches to
the public building at Webster CITY
Iowa, has been awarded TO R, r. Aiken
son of that city at $3,415.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-30
A Similarity.

Ebenezer-Them skeeters makes me
think of them city visitors we had the
week before last.
His Wife-How'ss that, Eb?
Ebenezer-They come pretty near
bein' the worst singers and the biggest
eaters l. ever see.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-30
KILLING Frost at BeImond.
TO Times-Republican.

Specialize Times-Republ1Can.
Belmond, Sept. 3O.-There was kill
ing frost here Monday night, and one
quarter inch of ice formed. All vege-
tables were frozen. but the corn is o.
K. A very small per cent did mot get
out Of the way Of frost.
j. X. Klenma, q tile manufacturer
is placing in the factory heating
Dlart
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-30
BENTON COUNTY POLITICS.
All the Indications Point to Large
Republican Victory.

Special to Republican.
vinton, Sept 30.-vinton and Ben
ton county are in the turmoil of poll
tics-politics on every hand. The
present campaign locally has been
quiet up to the past week when things
commenced to simmer, and now they
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-30
SIS. R q G4Rz Fea


all
atsors
discomfort of
other external
located Such relief
m the uric acid and anmaoy poison must be expelled from the blood
the neuras the uric acid and drives it from the blood expels
nehes the weak blood and permanently Rheumatism
the properties needed at the time medicine builds
"A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-30
On a Large Scale.
Cnetrnit Free Press,

A ten urillton dollar oyster TRUST has
been formed in Chicago. this being a
S1ew version of the shell EarnA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-13

toria del teatro espafiol en- Ell siglo XIX.
FL "don Alvaro", del duque de Rivas.
y el Juan Jose", de Dicenta. Ell rea-
ismo y ell romantfcismo juntos la yer.
dad y la grandeza tragica, resplande-
cen en- ell autor de "Daniel', tan pr an
de y tan espafiol y tan suyo, que no ha
necesitado jamas de inhuencias ultra
pirenaicas para su arte, que por ESQ
deJara solido y perdura Bile su nombre
en- la historic del teatro de Calderon
de Lope.
"Lorenza" es otra admirable pagina
de la obra de Dicenta. En- ella apare-
ce Ell poeta sin que nada turbe la sere-
nldad de SD canto al amor y a la vida.
On alma exquisite y agobiada por ell
ambiente que la rodea, un espfritu
hermosamente rebelde, halIa su libra
clon en- otra alma exquisite grar de,
quien Sc une sin otro temple que la
creacion, nj otra ley que la de amar.
es un idilio, I'm magno idilio ma
ciendo entire amargura melancolfa.
Cruel quizas como la vida, pero her
moso y grande como la vida tambien.
en- ella Sc ANA. En- ell final del Sc
gundo acto Sc siente como IN recogi-
miento religioso, como una devotion &
un culto misterioso y divino. Y al final
del tercero, como un relampago espi-
ritual que rasgase las tinieblas de la
escena, como un meteoro &c luz que
pasase ante nuestros ojos satisfechos.
vemos al alma liberada que ronpe su
carcel vuela al cielo de su dicha.
Noche es la de hoy para seflalar con
piedra blanca en- los anales de la dra-
matlca espafiola. Esos que no ven a
Dlcenta como es en- realidad, un gran
de delicadfsimo poeta, Sc rendiran
confesandose vencidos. Y Sc inclira-
ran ante esa Ira que tiene ell acento
epico de la lucha, tiene la melodfa
dulcisima con que encantaba Orfeo en-
los abismos
"a excelsa Rosario Pine ell ilustre
Emilio Thuillier darSn la verdad en-
esas hguras con que el poeta proclama
la libertad de amar, triunfente sobre
la terra Su talento, que ha de lie
varnos la reaiidad misma, reahzar4
la creacci6n poematica con ell encanto
de las cosas vividas. Y yo, como poeta
mas que como fraternal amigo del au-
tor, tendre ell alma de fiesta, asistiendo
devota amente al banquete espiritual que
Sc nos ofrece.
Ptdro az Rtptde
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-13
REACCIONISMO PERSIA
LOS ENEmlG0S De LA. CONSTITUTION

Un 'grupo de delegados ha
reprodncido a la respuesta del
Sha a su petici6n de que fueran
desterrados el Emir de Mahadur
Genk y.otros tres mas pOr cons
pirar contra la Constitution,
cuando una partida de monar-
quistas ataco a los notables per
rsas a los que les hizo varios
disparos de revolver.
Los monarquistas sc dirigie-
ron en- seguida a la Maindam
Topkhane, donde Sc pronuncia-
ron discursos contra la Consti-
tucion en- que predomino la de-
manda Teaccionaria de la DISC
lucion de la Asambiea Y ell la
mamiento a nuevas elecciones.
El Gabinete, entire tanto, re-
nuncl0 basandose en- que ell Sha
obstruye la obra de los minis
tros. Las tropas recibieron Or
den de estar listas para entrar
en- accion y ell Sha ordeno el
arresto del primer ministro, 6
hizo t1agelar y cargar de grillos
a Allah Dowleh, quien hace po-
CO Tenuncio la Gobernacion de
Shiraz. por ser responsible de
los distuTbios en- esa provincial
Esperase que Sc renueven loS
desordenes. ~
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cas-. Contra una 'entente" ANGLO
americana, NADIA podrfan los iapone.
ses solos y tendrfan que hacer con-
cesiones acerca de la emig1acion: Y
como en- Europa no habfan de encon.
trar aliados, este explica que alli no
es yea venir la guerra.
Al TN Sc Pondra en- claro que es 10
que Sc traen los ingleses; que STEM
pre- Sc traen algo; y por este les luce
ell pelo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-13
"LOrenZa"
I. r. 4.

Conclufe, este verano dltimo habfa
mos quedado solo Dicents yo en-
aquella casa de la Barquera, aislada
entire el campo y ell mar. Paraie soil.
tarlo cuya poesfa realzaban en- la no
che Ell r1tmo del mar, y ruidos extra
nos, y unas hogeras misteriosas unos
silbidos inquietantes, rastros del paso
por aquellos lugares decontrabandista
y vaga bundos
Una tarde Dicenta licenci6 81 bar
ca, que venfa despues de almorzar a
buscarle para la pesca, y me dijo que
no saldrfa. La noche anterior ha bfa
conclude ell segundo acto de "El cri-
men de aver, y Sc sentfa en- tension
para ell trabajo A mi ma pasaba
exactamente 10 contrario, deiando
que descansara apar de mi las Guar
tlllas de la novela que yo esta ba es-
cribiendo, fufme oir como en- con-
cierto soberano la magma sinfonfa del
mar.
Dos 6 tres dfas antes, Maria Cue
rrero y Fernando Dfaz de Mendoza
me hablan hablado en- Sartander de
la ansiedad con que esperaban yer
terminada la obra de Joaquin Bien
ve1an los grandes actores ell exito
que la gloriosa Maria y ell insigne Fer.
nando hab1an de tener en- ese drama
que ha sido recientemente su triunfo
en- la Habana, como 10 sera en- Madrid.
Dlcenta habfa de poner en- Ell tercer
acto de ''El crimen de aver" todo su
espiritu vibrante, todas las notas de
passion, de ternura de dolor, de gran
deza, con que ha uevado al arte los
altos sentimientos de la vida Y clio
fue. Rasgo de inspiration alsrde
de dramaturgo. ESQ tan ponderado
en- Gel ladron", de Bernstein, de SOS
tener un acto de interes con una esce
ma de dos personajes, 10 rcaliza Dicen-
ia en- esa obra con una beleza una
emocion de que carece ese autor fran
ces. \ Ell prodigio Sc llev6 ca bo en-
una tarde, en- aquella. Cuando en- la
noche volvia 20 de mi excursion cos
terra, Joaquin permanecfa encerrado.
POGO despues me llam6 con gritos
triunfales, de esa noble alta puerii-
dad de los artistas. Me llamaba pa
ra leerme aquel tercer acto, que cuan
do yo salt para mi paseo no estaba co.
menzado atin.
Solo en- la extraordinaria potencia
cerebral de Dicenta es dable un case
seme1ante Y luego, aquella misma
noche, coei6 una cuartilla y empez6
escribir en- ella "Lorenza" comedia en-
tres actos. Personajes. Era esa
comedia que esta noche Sc estrenara
en- ell teatro Espafiol. Una obra muy
distinta de la que la precedfa, muy
d'terente de las otras del mismo au-
tor. Una obra puramente idflica, lie
na de suprema melancolfa. Iniciada
en- medic de un pintoresco cuadro de
vida provinciana, seguida en- plena
malestad de la Natur aleza. Els ell triun
TO del amor sobre la vida. Es la sola
y nnica ley de amar sobrc todas las
preocupaciones de la sociedad las
menguas del existir.
La literature contemporaries espa-
flola adolece la mayor parte de las
veces dc cierta cobardfa. Una CONT
nua concession la fiof1ez ambiente que
los escritorss parecen tener empefio en-
cultivar en- vez, de tender 4 destruirla.
La nota de Dicenta ha sido siempre
vaierosa Por ESQ su huella es ian
profunda. Dos obras marcan las dos
ocnas mas trasce ldentales de la his
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-13
PARIS
MENDlG0S Y MlLL0NARl0S

Entire los numerOSOS eStudiOs
escritos 1ltimamente sobre la
vida de los multimillonarios
americanos, muchos me han in
teresado y algunos me han apa-
sionado. Pero solo uno me ha
conmovido: Ell que L. de Nor
wins consagra a los que, des-
pues de haber sido reyes del al
godon, del aceite 8 del papel,
piden limosna en- la w all
SIT + eet.
F'iguraos, en- efecto, 10 que
puede ser una ciudad de milo
narios, poblada por los tres mil
ochocientos c1udadanos que, Sc
gun la estadistica Official yam
kee", poseen mas de cincuenta
millones de frances en- los Esta-
dos Unidos. Figuraos 10 que
entire esa gente un hombre
pobre puede parecer. Y luego
>figuraos algo peor: fguraos a
los que, despues de haber tenido,
como los demas, una cartera
llena de valores, sc arruinan y
no tienen la enargia necesaria
para suicidarse.
Esos desgraciados componen
ell horrible desfle de los mendi-
gos. "Numerosos sOn-dice Nor
vins-los que van errantes por
los alrededores de la Bolsa de
Nueva York, con ell vientre va
clio, y va tan desprovistos de
pudor, que nj siquiera Sc aver
giienzan de pedir una limosna a
sus antiques cOmpaneros de opu-
lencia. No es raro yer a esos
desgraciados pedir cincuenta
centimos a los camareros de los
grandes restaurants. donde al
morZaban antes, 8 a los coche-
ros que estuvieror a su servicio
en- otro tempo"
Ell unico consuelo de estos
vencidos es Ell whisky. Los dos
reales del mozo complaciente 8
del banquero distraido, sirven
para apagar la sed eterna que
atormenta a los que sufren en-
la adyeccion. Porque 81 el al
cohol, seg1n la Erase de Edgard
Poe, es Ell mayor de los dolores
humanos, tambien es ell mayor
de los consuelOs. Con tres CO.
Pas oien servidas en- I'm bar"
obscure, los que va no tienen nj
lecho, nj abrigo, recobran, du-
rante algunas horas, sus esplen-
dores. La embriaguez los hace
creerse poderosos. En- sus de
]irios, las citras mas estupendas
deben de mezclarse con las pa
labraS mas incoherentes.
Y, Jay de los que caen en- la
miseria despues de haber vivi-
do en- Ell esplendor! Los titanes
no Sc levantan. Cuando la ia
talidad los precipita, van ro-
dando hasta Ell fondo del abs
mo. ST Sc detienen I'm dia, esl
para apelar a la muerte. Enl
cuanto apelar al trabajo, no, casi
nunca.
Tn solo case cita Norvins de-
ex-millonario mendigo, que, des.
pu6s de errar por los "ba1s' i
lego a hacerse una modesto ST. |
tuaci6n. Es Ell case de Natha |
MEL Jones, de Chicago. Este
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A los SusCriptoreS y AgenteS

Para la buena Marcia de esta Admins
traci6n, no admitimos Atlas de suscripto-
res este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes. LasBAJAs Sc avisaran los dfas 80 6
81; sdvierti6ndose que las que Sc dieren con
posterioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad hasta
dfa dltimo del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-13
Concurso de Enferneras

Los aspirantes a ingreso en-
la Escuela Insular de Enferme.
ras, enviaran sus solicitudes 4
partir de la publication del pre-
sente anuncio, al Presidente de
la Escuela, Apartado de Co
rreos No. I1o8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-13

judo, que lego a ser uno de los
reyes del mercado del trigo, sc
arruino de pronto por querer
veneer a sus rivales. Durante
alg1n tempo, vivio de los res
tos de su riqueza. Cuando va
no tuvo NADIA, comenzo a pedir
prestado. Unos lie dieron diez
duros y otros uno. Pero hubo
un comerciante que quiso ser
ironico y le ofrecio en- sus alma
Genes TN puesto de portero. En-
vez de rechazarlo, Jones 10 acep.
to, llorando de emoci6n. Samuel
Blakely, mas fuerte y mas fe-
roz, pretendi6 salvarse de la mi
ser1a por el terror. Habiendo
sldo rey del petroleo, y no ha-
biendo querido entrar en- ell
trust" de Rockefeller, viose TN
dia arruinado por la Standard
Oil Company. Con energia ad-
m1rable, trato primero de reco-
brar algo de su fortuna. I'm
possible! Quiso luego trabaiar
como empleado de sus vencedo.
res. iln1til! Entonces, con ell
alma llena de amargura, espero
un dia en- la calle a uno de sus
adversarios Y le rompi6 Ell era
neo a punetazos. Los tribunales
no lie condenaron sino a seis
meses de prision. Al recobrar
la l1bertad, humillado, domado,
hambriento, cayo. como los de-
mas, en- la miseria y en- la era
pula. Mas afortunado que Ell
otro vengativo Millionaire arrui-
nado, Miller, por un acto iden-
t1co, tue condenado a nueve
amos de carcel, y vive en- ell pc
n1tenc1ario de Sing-sing, don
de, por una suprema ironia, en-
sena las matematicas a sus
compaleros de cadena.
Pero la mayoria de los que
p1erden de pronto sus millones,
no piensa sino en- Ell suicide. Ell
suicide es Ell refugio natural
de los vencidos. Morir al verse
sin for una, es MORN todavia
rico. Querer luchar, es humi-
llarse. Para esos grandes iu-
gadores que llegan a la meta
de los ensuenos, no hay jamas
una salvaci6n en- la ruina. Los
que sucumben, no sc levantan.
En- Paris hemos visto Ultima
mente al pobre Arton, que qui-
so, al sallr de la carcel, gan ar
honradamente su vida. Con he
rolsmo lucho. Pero viendo que
todas las puertas sc cerraban
ante el, acabo por suicidarse. Y
ay de los que no Sc suicidan!
Para ellos solo la miseria exis-
te. Para ellos solo hay el con
suelo del aguardiente, compra-
do con los Centimos de la men
dlcldad. Para ellos nj aun la
P1edad es clemente. Famelicos
~ haraposos, sin pan, sin abrigo,
sin esperanza, sufriendo sus pc
mas eplcas; a1n aparecen al
pueblo que los contempla como
seres poderosos. Son los Pro
meteos encandenados, para quie.
nes nad1e tiene una palabra de
dulzura. La grandeza que los
corona de luz en- otro tempo,
contlntla nimbandolos de orc en-
sus d1as de escarnio.
IL. Comes C0rrlIIO.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-11-06
Honolulu Students.

The concert given by the Homo.
lulu Students in Town Hall on
Wednesday evening, was much
enjoyed by everyone present. The
entertainment was the first num-
Der of the course arranged for the
winter, and a well filled, though
not crowded house, greeted the
troupe, which is composed of six
students from the Hawaiian Is.
lands, who are justly renowned for
<heir vocal and instrumental tai
ents, their numbers receiving fre-
quent encores. In addition to the
musical program, dissolving views
were thrown upon a screen, show
ing a number of beautiful scenes
in the Islands, as well as streets
and buildings in the city Of Homo
lulu and other places.
Secure you seats early for the
second entertainment in the course,
the Maude Willis Company, on
Saturday evening, Dec. 70.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-11-06

Election day was bright and
warm, an ideal autumn day. In
the evening there was quite frost
for the democrats. The day
passed quietly in town, and not.
withstanding presidential con.
test was being waged, the full
Sixth district vote did not turn
out, 633 votes being polled out of a
registration of 731. About 1890
at night, when news was received
by wire that Taft was elected, a
party Of enthusiastic republicans
formed a line of march, and with
drums paraded the. town, pausing
at homes of various Of our citizens
who were interested in the success
of the democratic ticket, and very
kindly informed them of the latest
news received.