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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-19

Shlnf5immer. Sic Sahen fperoen
ale bilblf an BEN reften Srt gelegt,
Damn iprefer Die ainber reft laut
mnb oeutli6 ibr gbensebetl Ser
feline Yeter ma6ts 5par reGt fur5
unb mill i6nea iertis ietn. Sod Elm
freunolt6es: Cute Haht. @nterl
@ute Naft. 1titter!" nnb Die &inbcr
iinb our 8ube.
Batter unb Wtutter absr oerneifen
nod einige Stunoeu 5uidmmen. Die
@fntter muB 5einis Sosden fliden
nnb 2ieiels Strumpf itopfen unb Der
Watcr list an ibrer Seite unb er8dblt
bon bieiem unD ienem. Gs sibi ia 10
bieles in Der Samilie gu beipreden
unb 8i beratben. 3. 9. Die Gr5iebung
Der 8inber. Die gintbeilune bes Ier>
bienites. Inidaffuns bon &leioern nno
Sausbaltungsiahcn uno 10 peiter.
SIMMER mebr lit Der I6enb berein>
gebrohen uno bnlo bessbeu licb alif
@ater unD Wiutter CUR Gube. fir
iuabr Elm berrlifes Bib bon elmer
5ufriebenen nno gliidlifen Samtlie!
lleber Den Sternen nber padt Das
Iuec bes bintmliifeu @aters unb es
ifdut NIT @oblsefaqen bernieber auf
Dies Samilicn9liid in Dem idliften
Irbeiterbdusfeu. "a bralben auf
ben StraBeu aber fpost BEL bellem
SdmpenIfeine cine sepaltise Ien>
lfenmenee auf nno ub. bin unb Der.
@as m0sen Die Ieniden robl iu6en
uno lpollcn? Sic iuheu na6 Slid
unO 3uirieoenbeit. mas linen babeim
nift 9ebpten miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-19

perihiebeniten @eriihte iiber bic 10
ploeli6 in @riheinuns getretenen
&inber iuaren aufeetauft. Seitoem
aber Der 8raf bon Tnura IN 8egleis
tung ieiner Sdlpiesereltern Der Sobn
unb Die SoHter bel 9ofe poraeifeat
unb Der Safer BEL einem balb oarauf
folgenoen Seite ii1 iebr bulcreih ges
gen beioe se5eist, pcritlmmten ale
Sieic 8ermuthungen. I'M 10 cher. als
nI6 ger9nus pieber in alter Srennoz
ihaft duf S6loB Eaura perfehrten.
Die eldn5enben Gtrfel, pelhc ben 8es
ihmiitern iid MN offneten, ipuroen
inbeb nur bon Saul uno aud BON bies
Iem nur 10 bel beiuft. ais er es in
ieiner Stelius ibuloie mar. Sord
aber fam ME mad Wien. obne Den az
ten Socriitan Der Soifirde gu bcius
den unb iid bon oieiem bon ibrer
@roBmutter er8dblen unb iebes Wal
BON neuem pcriifern 5i luiien. ipie
iebr iie ibr dbnli6 lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-19

Deg @ottesbtenites 10 idon gefungen
bate, pon einem Sran3isfanermon1
etten Soieutran5 sei6enft, nit Dem
Beoeute1, er mose i'm 81 @bren Dee
@~ottesmutter fleiBis beten, oas tperoe
ibm Slid brtrgen. Ser fleine @lu6
reripra6's unb belt @ort. Odfiir ia9
er aber balb ou6 Des Sran8isfaners
Wetsiagung lid erfiiqen: alIeS, mas
er nnternabm. begann inn St eeIins
gen nnb gum Slid unD Se9en ous8us
i6laaen; er purDe ourf feline aunit
Der @iinitling be5 toiierlihcn Spfes
81 8ien. 'unb ipdter bes fouialihen
Sofss 81 Yaris. Iqe bieie @rfolee
aber. meinte er, nerDnntte er nur bent
Eoltsmau, Den linn chit Der 6ran,
~5isfaner geidenft, Dem 8oienfran3.
Saber trug er oieien a~lle3eit BEL lid,
betete Tim tdglid uno nannte i'm .oas
greuier Des Wliiifers." @ar linn elm
WuIifitiif gut gerntben, 10 iagte er
ltets: ga bat Waria pieber einmdl
sebolfen", Damn sing CT unb betete
ibr gu Gbren uno gum 0ante einen
Goienfran3. @inem ipld1en Wlanne
gerdtb pptl auG bas Sterben. Su.
Der geIfab es benin, bnB man cine3
Cages Den sroben Sonfiinitler fdno.
bonn SflagfluB 9eldbmt. aber Den SO.
l%enfran6 in Der 3anb, bic 8prte itams
melno: "Waria bnt nod INNER ges
bolfen, lie ipirb alth bieSmdl beIfen!s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-19
Inn on fonit ettpos oenten gu fonnen.

Inn an 1ortt etfpds penfeu gu fonfteu.
.Sit es moglihl" rief Der Serr bon
laura. Der fem Yfero einem Der Irz
better iibersebeu uno nun. bon ben
beiben unbemerft ben 3iigel binans
geitiesen mar. .Sn. 10 furSer 3eit
Die S6tpieri9feiten iibernunbeu. lpels
DE Der goben uns cntsesenitellt? SIR
babt mid in Der Sbat iiberraiht."
go gebt es. fpenn man lan9e ni6t
nahiiebt". erpioerte Gbriitian launis.
vgrfreut hid Der Inbiid?"
Limb piel" rief Der 8rai. NIT
Staunen. nm lid blidenb. .Su bait
aber aud nit eiierner Seitisfeit bein
3iel i'm Muge bebalten."
Gin pdar gugenblide idaute
Gbriitian beiricbist binab. nSa".
tpanbte er ii6 bann 5um Sreunbe,
.nur 8ebnrren fibrt gum 3iel."
.ytnr Die Siiae fiibrt our 8abrbeit.
unb i'm Ibgruno lieet Die &%lnrbeit".
ergdn3te 5uao. sd femme i'm iebt
auh. enern Spruh."
.als &ndben pdblten, ais Dldnner
periteben mir i'm. entsegnete Saul.
n@ir bliden in Die Siefe. in ben Mbz
gruno bes eisenen Ser5ens. nm our
Grfenntnib. our alarbeit iiber uns iels
Der uno Die @elt 81 selauseu."
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80, l2oxtsr <,,o,Ss1<on -, N.rSoIkn1
3eit Der aIte @rai nit ieiner Sodter.
1&omm'. Batter es pirb fiibl". iugte
Dora beiorat. n,b ipanbte ii6 mad
Dem 8auptrese bin, Der gum S9Ioiie
fiibrte.
1Sie @rdfin bat Dir beute seihries
ben. mein ainb?" fraste er mad eis
ner @eiIe. pdbrenb pelher iie itumm
neben chamber bereesansen iparen.
Sic bat mir periprofen. re1t balb
nit ibrem 8emabl BEL uns ein8utrefs
fen. e%ntsesnete lie. r8eibe freuen
iih auf oas 3uiammeniein nit uns.
auf Die refine 2uit unb bic itattisen
Spa5iersdnge."
Ser bette 8etueis, bab lie Dir beis
ne gdn5Iihe 3nriidbaltung ben 8ins
ter iiber ner5ieben baben". bemertte
Der @raf mad elmer fleinen Yamle.
sic baben Dieielbe feinen Inaens
bid miboentet. Iieber Batter; lie miis
len. DAB id bid ungern nerlaiie. bab
Die 9ldn5enblten Seite Der 5auptitaot
mir Sas Samilicnleben auf S6lob
Saura nidt 5u eriesen p~erm0sen."
8ieoer i6rpies Der 8raf cine @eiz
le. .9ora". iaete er oann. .Su bit
Der Sroit uno Die Sreube meines als
ters. Sennoh -" or itodte.
Iber Die Sodter tpubte, mas linn
OUT ben 9ippen idlpebte. S6on oft
bate er ibr feline @unihe gu perItes
ben sesebeu; aber lie mar tets iheu
iiber oieien 0~egeniiano reeseslitten.
Sic fiir6tete. i'm gu perlesen, penn
tie lire 8eiiible ausiprad. m9anf.
@nter. fir oieie @orte". iaste iie jest
tief beuegt. .Sie umIdlieben mein
Slid uno meinen SrieSen. Nebr 3u
letn, tpunihe unb besebre ih nift.
uno mas fdnnit on mebr piinIfen,
als oein 8ino 5ufrieben au ieben?"
CT iab ibr iiberraidt ms GntIis.
lie mar nod jung, mar ifDner oils ie.
Bar es mOeli4. ba6 es ibr feiter.
freier gntidluB mar. ALIEN gu blei>
ben? Iber Der Insorud in ibren
3iisen fpebrte ieoer 8esenrebe. 60
bei1eioen iie seiproten, 10 bemiitbia
lie nebcn linn itanb. es blidte cine
5obeit, elm 5rieoe aus i6rem Guse.
Dor oenen er oas feline tpestpanote.
Gr i6fpies.
1Waltber", iaste Dora fpGter.
neben Den 2ebnitubl bes greiien
6reunbes seihmiest. .oas Saus mel.
ner gltern bat 81 ldnge elmer 5ohter
entbebrt. unb eine Sordline bon Glen
mnB bod in Der @ruft Der Eauras
rubeni"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-19
Gin fiiritlihes alnoien.

Bel Den enslifden 8onisin fudr
Snu. Wagen an @asen fubr Dor.
Gin armer, alter Iann ia6 uuf. einer
Seitenitufe Der ifofen Srettreppe.
@pbl elite nlander itatt(iHe 6err ar
INN ocriiber. ippbi itreifte nsaaEes
Setoentleio ieinen sroben 8ittel, aher
r1,emano fiirrmerte it6 um i'm, nie-
manb paretste i'm aY& mir zines 1N-
DIES. 0aeesen berrI6te i6n eiH 9xs
f1er bes S6loifes au n1o forSerte i'm
gebietertlG aaf, ii6 3u entfesrsn uuS
Die %bornebmen Gxite nidbt tpei4er an
bsldiigen. @eraee in bieIem Iueeuz
blide fubr Der Baeen Der 6ex3p9iH bort
Marlborough unb Deg 2orbs SantIton
Dor. 10 oaB Die 6ersoeiu nod eben ia5.
fpie Der 8reis pabon panfte unb feine
pebmiitbisen alasen psrnebn1en founs
tie. gle Lies inslei6 BEN Baeeu 6aIs
ten, iprang btnoas uno rief ben getts
Ter 5n liG. Sbne lange su iiberleaen.
5og lie aus ibren Sdnren cine 9ins
mants Spange bon bobem Wertbe,
fpelfe Die Sorm elmer slebre bate
uro reifte lie Dem 8ettler. Der lie
5itterno anaabm. .Sber 2dop".
rief 2oro SamiIton. ibr @emabl.
irelfer 8euse oieies 8organees mar.
Tit benin oRie Sreieebieteit nidt
gar gu itnrf?" - .@arum benn?"
frdste Die 5erSoein ldfelnb. Sit es
oenn ni6t btaie uuo reht. boS Ser
Irme aebren iamrrle auf Dem grntes
fsloe Der Hei6en?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-19
W6tnm8, fatbolii6e
SanoiMber!

N7ehrere tauieub older 3nn6 5u oertnufen IN
Der fIrrgeaefrtN opu &tte Snte, Snrrpft Gcuftp.
G2ts.. nabe bel tatboIiidbeu airdbeu uuo Sfulen:
o ffones Garrrlono mie nod irgenopo 5u iinben
III. Nud1 itaotiidle Irbeits geiegenbeiten iIr 9rs
better ln6 8apitaliften. 9aS 9ano beipegt ih
i'm Hreiie BON $40 bis $50 per Ader idr mtlbeS
SoI3laub; genug Sols. I'M bas 2ano bomit 3u
beSahlen: perbeiiertes 2anb bon S25 bis $50 lie
nod Sage unb Serbeierunsen. Inn ndhsre &nss
fun't idlreibe man an Nep. s. 3. SGmtt,
Riee 6 ate, 1ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-19
Matmms. Tarmer!

Sabt Chr Saier. pen, aartoi elm, @ei,eu. acrn.
stoggen, 1erite. Gter.. BUTTER ooer .i6erhaupt
70. bann idreibt erft' an Sol. ;. 9aele. Dubuque,
Sotpa, unb irast ihn hin ietne Ereiie. Man
aoreiJire einiadb: y. =. yaets, Dubuque, Soua.
N. B. perr Ragle faufr nno pertautr aud
Gtabt. uub 5drmeiaenthnni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-19

Die Bile Welt.

Die bDie SeIf.
gs le6en beioe - CT uno Sic -
Sn aaerif6niter Sarmonie.
Sic bat, glei9 einem gngefein,
Snei purpurrotbe 8Gneelein
ltuS err - @ott gaccbus 5ugetbun -
Gin purpurrorbes 8ie6orsan.
so leben beioe - CIR uno gle - 4
Sn ifoniter Sarbeubdrmonie.
Hur iprift Die @elt - Tie lit 10
ihfefrt -
Sie Sarbe mar BEL Sbm blob edJt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-19
@iKomri> carmen.

l,an 'dbreibe UNI Stnatstarte. 0ampalet. uub
Retrerbcrictt; irei %perianot. Bajel !. Wseef,
Ghiuicotbe. Me.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
MALE HELP wANrED-oontlnued

MURRAY & READY.
whsta Leading pl : employment and Labor Agents;
Wnite Palace Building, II th and Market sts-.
San Francisco.
Pnone Market 6J6 and 65'.
Branch OFFICES:
9th and Franklin sts Oakland
20 ana Main SITS. and III Marchesault St, Los
Angeles.
OREGON. oAheoN' OREGON.
NEW r. H. WORK.
Ieamsters. horses free fare
Ieamsters, horses free fare
Ifacknen, company work free fare.
Splkers, strappers ballast gangs.
SHIP ToDAYl FREE FARE.
SHASTA AND FREE EIs,lIxoET EARE couST1Es.
WEED, BRAY. GRASS LAKE. DoRRlS-
Near Near Klamath Fails, Ore,
.-o FREE FARE-FREE FARE
sters, trackinen. blacksmiths harness makers
ETC.; see us today; free fare.
NOW! Now.
IELD-BAkERSFIELD.
FREE FARE-FREE FARE.
9o laporers and teamsters for railroad joD neai
Bakersfield; ship today
FREE FARE
SLEEP AT OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE,
NEXT DOOR TO
MURRAY e. READY'S GREAT LABOR
OFFICES, 11TH AND MARKET SITS:
600 SINGLE RoOsIS-sUN AND ELECTRIC
20 CENTS PER NIGHT. S125 PEI WEEK,
INCLUDING BATHS.
COFFEE SERVED FREE DAILY FROM TO
s A N. FREE BARBER SHOP. BOOTBLACk
STAND. SHOWER AND FOOT BATHS:
TAILOR AND PATCHING ROOM. BAGGAGE
CHECKED FREE. ALL PAPERS AND NAG
AZINES, AND BELLMAN TO CALL YOU.
WHITE HELP ONLY EMPLOYED.
OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE. FACiNG
AND ADJOINING OCEAN SHORE TERM
NAL-RAILROAD DEF OT-11TH AND MAR
kET SITS, SAN FRANCISCO.
DIAMOND DRILL RUNNERS.
Z men to run diamond drills mine company
CARPENTERS.
carpenters. city job, 81 day
LABORERS AND TRANSFERS.
80 laborers, general work, different places.
Laborers and teamsters city and country.
MARRIED HELP.
Choreman and wife, ranch, see boss here, $40
and found
Stableman. and wife cook people, see boss
here. $40 and found.
Farmer and wife. San Mateo county, see boss
here, easy job. $50 and found.
Cook and wife; choreman and wife; mine.
BLACkSMITHS AND HORSESHOERS.
blacksmith and horseshoer. Oakland, 81 day.
Horseshoer, camp. free fare. south, So day
sHorseshoer camp, city, 81 day.
blacksmiths, country shop, So day.
Blacksmith, ranch, $50 and found
Blacksmith. ranch. fare 81, $40 and found.
blacksmith's helpers, city and country.
Blacksmith, no sboeing, 81 day and found.
Blacksmith, wagon work. city, 81 day.
OTHERS.
carriage painters; machine hands. planning
mill: foremen, sash and door factory; 3
paper hangers and painters; laundryman, coun-
try, sS16 week; polisher and starcher, laundry
near by, $3.50 day.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
FOR THE LUMBER

FOR THE LUMBER
WOODS
10 swampers for woods, $40 aud found.
rigging pullers, $50.
men around logging engines. $40 and found.
20 tie makers, tools and provisions advanced,
13c tie
bark peelers. 81 cord.
FARMS AND DIARIES.
plow teamsters. $50 TO $40 and found 6
teamsters. vineyard. fare 81, $50 and found
% farmers, other jobs $25 $50 to $37.50 and
found; choremen and cnore0oys ranches and
private places
Cheese maker, good easy job. $40 and found /;
butter maker. $40 and found; mixers, $50,
$35 to $40 and found.
Man for chicken ranch: stableman, ranch.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
WHITE PALACE HOTEL.

WHITE PALACE HOTEL.
800 splendid1y furnished rooms 35c. SOC and
l5c per day; free baths with every room /;
largest hotel office and clubhouse on Pacific
coast; facing Van Ness av.; baggage checked
and stored free of charge; highest grade of
white help employed.
WHITE PALACE H0TEL-NEVER CLOSED
l1th and Market sts., San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

NOW COVERS 5000 ACRES
OF the very best land In California and lsterals
were: Alfalfa. $50 to SIS per acre; prunes and
pears, $500 to $515 an acre; oranges. 500 70
or grass does well here; well drained very
healthful; malaria: Glenn and Colusa eoun-
ties; west side Of Sacramento river
Is S1-56 per acre per mouth. including taxes.
interest on our best 500 land: join our excur-
''' G. % n WOOSTER CO. zoe MARKET T-ssT ST.
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per acre per
year for 10 years buys the finest winter wheat
land in Alberta. located on main line Of trans
continental railway. Grows SO bushels wheat.
120 bushels oats. Oh bushels barley. 90 tens
sugar heets. 8 tons alfalfa. 500 bushels pota-
toes per acre. Irrigable and nonrrigable land.
Weekly excursions; reduced rates, free trans
portation to purchasers. Illustrated literature
FRANCIS FERRIER. General Agent.
is Geary ST. San Francisco
CALIFORNIA land 81 acre. balance entire pur-
chase 81 week for each acres. no taxes; no
interest; tracts: level. rich. clear; ready
to plcw; under irrigation; perpetual water
map, photographs for &c stamp. Stevinson Col
ony. room g. I03 Van Ness ay-. San Fran
GAIT GRAPE LANDS
For full information regarding Gait lands see
Hal Woods. California state board Of trade.
ferry building. San Francisco Gait grape
lands pay $500 to 500 per acre Free stere-
opticon lecture every day at p m, sundays
included.
WE stiil locating settlers by homestead
and purchase at government prices the
finest land in the entire State OF Oregon:
plenty Of water; win raise anything. Full
particulars apply D. F. MINNEY, 400 nth
ST.. Oakland.
THOUSANDS of chickens-Buy chicken farm
ON the Cotati ranch near Petaluma: several
hundred families already raising thousands
Apply to the COTATI CO.. 4f4 MONTGOMERY
st., San Francisco, owners Of property.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
EMPLOYMENT wAsrED-Femal.

GOOD business woman. capable book keeper,
who can invest 81. 600 10 $4,000 in stock of
the company which now pays per cent. Will
be appointed treasurer OF established corpora
tion of high standing; salary 500 month. Box
1898 Call Office
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
MALE HELP wANrED-contlnuea
AS SACRAMENTO STREET.


AT PACIFIC COAST LABOR AGENCY.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
sALEsMEN and SOLICITORS WANTED

WANTED-By large china manufacturer an
energetic salesman to sell lines of adyertis-
ing specalties in the state of California to all
classes of trade: experience not necessary;
must be hustler. give reference; state
whether married or single. Address box 1927,
Call office
A FEW hustling statesmen for popular beach
property; men or women; liberal advances to
right parties. Call before 10 a. m at 25f
Van Ness av.
S36 WEEK and expenses to men with rig to
introduce guaranteed poultry compound.
GRANT CO., Dept Sc, Springfield. Ill.
FIRST CLASS solicitors wanted: must furnish
satisfactory references. Apply to PERCY
L. BLISS, 46S 11th ST. Oakland
MEN who can hustle; must be of good ad-
dress salary only. Apply contest depart
ment, San Francisco Call.
GOOD money made by few hours work daily:
men or women Crown Piano Polish Co. Si6
Brush ST.. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27

$50 ACRES stock. fruit and alfalfa land Ia
MADEIRA county; 900 acres under ditch: good
improvements; a bargain; SSl ,S15-one- third
cash, balance 5 years at per cent
3.40O acres. all level; 900 acres sediment
land all under ditch at a sacrifice; worth
$4,000. price sac. 600 cash. river and railroad
transportation
800 acres good land in Shasta county; good
fruit and hog ranch; lots OF wood; 8, 500
cash: a bargain
1900 acres; S6 per acre. terms; miles
from railroad; Sacramento Valley
&C, 900 acres: Sacramento Valley: 81 per
acre. INVESTIGATE THESE SNAPS.
d. +. MINNEY.
422 11TH ST. OAKLAND.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
BARRIERS AND SUPPLIES
NOTICE

James Bsrker's Office and salesroom is now
permanently located at "a Turk st. of
Taylor under the management OF Eugene F.
Panario. The sample of our $50 non hydraulic
metal chair has just arrived and you are all
invited TO call and inspect IT.
Chairs aud Vibrators sold on easy terms.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
FEMALE HELP WANTED

AN excellent opportunity is open to ladies to
solicit among friends for beneficial organiza-
ton; solicitors in Los Angeles and other south
ern cities averaging $40 weekly; occupa-
tion refined and dignifed. Address box 40l5,
Call office
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
FREIGHT FORWARDING

REDUCED rates for shipping household goods
anywhere west to everywhere east.
JUDSON FREIGHT FORWARDING CO,
S32 Market St. room 1O1. Columbia building
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27

PLEASE REPORT
At our office at once.
y. Nelson. camp cook.
A. McShane, camp waiter.
NJ. Merchant, blacksmith.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
PHONE poUGLAs 1o74.

ARE YOU GOING WITH THE. BOSS? HE IS
HERE AT OUR OFFICE.
NEW MINE NORTH-NEW MINE NORTH.
% machine men, $105 month.
% chuck tenders. 500 month.
20 muckers, $500 month";
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

AS the original earth ncbula con
deused the lighter materials were dis
trihuted quite uniformly over the en-
tire surface but these are now miss
Ing from one hemisphere. the reason
seeming TO be. as Professor q. IL bar
win demonstrated In 1872. that a por-
ton OF the carth's crust has beea
thrown of by tidal action. forming the
moon. Tbe surface density OF the
present continents IL about -. the
mean density Of tie moon appearing
10 he "a. or 80; far from that Of the
missing continents 10 lac depth reach
ell. The moon. Z; IS computed. equals
mass having The surface area - tie
terrestrial ocea:ls am depth us t1ir-
ty-Six miles. and il Is concluded THAT
tie crust when ghir;y-slx miles iAicli
must have been torn away ovxr Isirce-
foGrtlss ~ the earth the remainder
breaking apar. 90 form the esStsru aad
western continents. with Australia auI
other islands These continental AMI
Island fragments iioatei Ike great lie
Hoes on liquid materials uf IA density
Of % or more This great rupture
gave the earth's surface lts chief irrcg-
/ u!arities, with mean difference OF
three miles between ihe levels 81 the
continental p.a,eaus and the ocean
bells. aud as the wafer condensed i'm
! the cooling depress Ions. with the Pa
/ ciAc where uluSt 81 the moon had
been. the dry land WAS formed that
has made human lie possible We
may consider that without this change
| the earth would BE- now In the csusll-
| ton OF Venus. with water over is
/ whole surface.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
RESTAURANT TIPS.
The Much vesed Question From, the
Waters Point Of View.

- know ty the way you npl your
bead you think It's pretty hari OH the
public. suppose every walter here got
a regular salary. with no chance for
extras Do you suppose he'd be jump
Ing hurdles for a lot Of fussy people.
all kicking about better thlnss than
they get mt home: DO you think he'd
present the glad smile Ia those he'll
Ike to choke. breaA his neck making
everybody comfortable and then listea
to their hard luck stories ar more pain
raj Jokes: No. sir: he'd serve the stun
Just ms be got IL from the kitchen. lie
wouldn't - back and fight for tIdblts
aud extra hot food He'd &c in no
hurry 10 serve any one and pile up
work FOR himself The customer would
wait because the waiter wouldn't and
probably he'd never come back and
that's where the owner would lose
1T must take great ingenuity TO
make the system pay" | unused
1T does" said Joseph The stupid
waiter starvcs. 10 YOU know that ia
order 10 hold good walters the cheap
hash singing joints have 10 pay high
or wages than the swell restaurants?
There's not the opportunity for tips
IN the cheap places. and the waiter
must follow opportunity Ike bird of
prey. lie simply has to IL clever
enough TO get TIPS and he has no social
standing Ia make him hashful. There
are two methods one Is 10 get them
spontaneously. The other 10 force theal
ont Most people tip only because
they're ashamed not To. make oni
better with the first method, especially
In place like this. where most Of our
patrons are regulars. II isn't the reg
uiar who does the complaining. IL.
knows and saves the exertion.
with strangers It's gamble. Il
may he little party. and the thing
they order gladden. your heart with m
tlcipation. You try 10 5e gentleman
with the service. and then 1T the iinlsl
you get nothing-or maybe 4 dune
You can't complain: you'd lie dlscha:g
ed. But there are ways. You can
| blame waiter who Is bunkoed II IA
| administers n rcbuke in q dlgaltie'
| way. such as. An. sir. you've -.
| ten n dime Of your change or h. ca
call his helper and without wo-.
point Il th- coin for hlEa 70 remove
| Robert Sloss Ia Harper's Weekly.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

have often heard people In mature
hte Say III bad only kept oo as
bad tcSua II bad Only persisted IL
carrying ant my ambition. might
have amounted to something and been
Infinitely happier
Ma.iiules 81 people have lei mis
erahir lives 81 regret. with thwagtcl
ambitions constantly toriurlng them.
simply because IN moment ~ week.
ness aul dlscuuraeement they turae1
back. II there Is any time l=crson
needs nerve. grit and stamina 1t +
when tempted 10 turn back when the
coward voice within says: "pou't you
sce how foolish II Is for you 10 tTy
20 do this thln@1 Yon have not the
means or the strength. How foolish
TO sacrifice years Of comfort and pleas
ure at home among the people whc
love you for the sake % doing what
you have undertaken, Il Is bette,
TO turn back and acknowledge youi
mistake than to 20 on aud sacrifice 81
much Whatever you 10 or how
heavy the burden. do not lay II dowr
at sncl time. No matter how dars
the way or how heavy the heart. wal
until the blue" depression or the dis
coura cement has passed before takIn:
any decided step.-Success Magazine.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

fi@er Eloglsssas. So. = > as. aA4sers
saiGy associated wiga ~alaEy sass.l. NJ
Marvsaul
This song was roassslrved ~ James
EEasssig Lowell - ~ the tx-ss gseen
fsrestncesi bv the cIvil MAR. and Mr.
I.oweig roIl.i aot haze l<xu partial 10
10 senflsa~nts II was written by
lanes Ryder Randall Mars lander.
- the oa,ureak ~ hosgIligles Mr.. Ran.
fast was Teaching Iu small college Ia
LAatsiana = hen he heard TIE News
~ glss riots IL the streets Of Baltimore
Ia April. lssil. b. WIS ars-d by the IN
teiliScuee ard angry i~scatrse his M
tlye STATE did not forsake The Iulon.
Under thsst. circumstances he wrote
the poem. IL vas figsf published In the
New Orleans relta and copied In all
the southern papers aud. 81 course. -
zane very popular among Maryland
ssessSlonlstS- one Of these. Miss Jcu-
ME Cary. suggested adapting il 60 the
air Of the familiar college song Miss
Cary was In Virginia Just after the
FIRST battle d Eul Run She and
party of friends were seTcua1ted at
Fairfax Court House by the Washing
ton Light artillery ~ New Orleans
Miss Cary responded by singing Ma
rylaud. My Maryland, - Philadelphia
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