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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-17
LEGAL NOTICES.


DlsT TkTEs DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter Of Oscar Willigerod, bankrupt.
~ he credlfors OF Oscar willigerod, Of the
cts of East Orange, in the county OF Essex
Wotice Is hereby given that on the sixth day
Of April. A.. d. 1908. said Oscar Wiliserod was
,oestins of his creditors win be held at my
office, No 164 Market street, in the sald cidy
Of ten o'clock In the forenoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend and prove tnelr
claims appoint a trustee, eHansne u o% nnav
properly come before the meeting.
said bankrupt asking a discharge from MS
said proofs Of claims must comply with Sec
ton 81 Of the Bankruptcy Law. and Rule u
supreme Court, and must be properly indorsed
in this matter. a fee OF 20 cents must az
company the claim.
Dated April Is, 1908. ~
Referee in Bankruptcy.
DISTRICT COURT OF Il UNITED
STATES. DISTRICT OF NEW, JERSEY.
In the matter of Michael Petrie, bankrupt,
n the creditors of Michael Petrie. of the city
Of Newark. in the county oil Essex IN said
Notice is hereby given that on the twenty,
efth dav of March. A. D., 1908, said Michael
p Pctrie Mas duly adjudged bankrupt. and that
! tha first meeting Of his creditors will be held
~ city If, Newark. on the thirtieth day OF
! April. 1905. at ten-thirty o'clock in the fore
noon, at which time the said creditors may at
exan,Ine the bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting. ~.
| Individual debts.
said proofs CT claims must comply with Sec
zion 81 OF the Bankruptcy Law, and Rule p
OF the General Orders OF the United States
s,1preme Court, and must be properly Endorsed
In mis- matter. A fee OF 25 cents must ac-
company the claim.
Dated April 16, 1905.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Amount debts scheduled, S--.
Amount assets scheduled, s..
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-17
LIQUOR MONEY FOR CITY TREASURY.

PATTERSON, April 17.-The Board of
Finance has directed the comptroller
and the city treasurer to open new ac-
counts under the rule which places all
moneys received from liquor and other
licenses with the city treasurer instead
of the Police Commission.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-17
ssso.Ooo OF HUDSON BONDS SOLD.

JERSEY CITY, April 17.--On their
bid of s1O5. $40 the entire issue of $500 0
new Court House bonds has been
awarded to n. w. Harris & Co, Man
haitian.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-17
WOMAN DIES ON CHURCH STEPS.

PATERSON, April 17.--Haste to
reach service caused heart trouble, and
Miss Catherine Mccormick died ON the
steps of st. Mary's r. C. Church.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-29
Gbeluirrem in Der Samilic qcmp.

ct, 2out8, W}o, IS. Sanuar.
Nnl. 8. 2enhp. iim., Sohu Oes Der.
ltorbenen 9ranerei D}iliondrs @.
). 2emp, lettete beitte 9tad5mittog int
bieiigen sIppeaations @eritbt eir
Sobeos Corpus 0criabrcn ein, im
in oen geiib iciucs iiebeuidbrigell
Sobnes SIT geIanqen. Gr bebauptct,
ieine @attin perbinoere ion oaron,
on3 aino 3u iebcn Riftet Camp
erlieB einen 9efeGl untcr oeiieu Gor-
id)riiten dron 2eup Ben anaben am
4. 6ebrilor ant geridt por3uiiihren
1ot ,Sron 2enp lit ole Gobter
u. $. Sonolan5, eiue9 reiden "a.
ltno Deiratbete am q. Sf.
tobet 1899. PIN 10. Cttober 1906
treunte iie iih bon tbrem 8atten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-29
Gpfcrtc iidl fir iciucu SuGn.

Ncm DorG IS. San. - 5obn
@loOp5, ein Maibiniit, fam Dclrtc 81
@rcnt Stills, Statcn rSalono, m'a
2cbcn, mdbrcnO cr ieiuen eliiG6rigcH
So6n rcttete. Neioe ginBen olli ocm
@cIciIe Ser oStQten l55lonO 9opio
Iraniit Co." ol9 Ger anubc pIotIih
Don einem @eleiie AMI Ou5 onoere
trot, oiti peIhcm geraOe Elm 3ug ber.
onIoulte. @loop5 lici Dem anabcn
rad lno idob i'm ans Dem 9ereih
Oer @cia6r, giitt ieoof) babel aul oem
eisbeoedten @eIeiic ans mo iiel I'M.
ter Die Gdoer Der 2ofomotioe. Gr
murOc idredli6 uerltiincIt uno Iebte
rlr nod meniBc Oiinuten. Ger
anabe entfnm ltnuerlebt.
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N'idJti0cr Scnntsbeidllu lluR.

Cine llnteriuchln8 ser pielen fiir3li.
hcn @rubcntotaitropben ourd
ein Gou3reb.Gontite ongeregt. -
Repraicutont 0juUin ocnun3irt lit.
ternntionlIe G5en. - Gin 2o6-
licO fir 9rpan.
@ojhin9ton .. g.. 2S. San.
r. Der 5enlt paiiirtc hclttc eineB 9e-
meinihaftli6en 9eihhtB 3ur Grnen,
mmg ciue5 ans ie65 Senatoren rno
leh5 HeprGiertontcn beitcbenoen 50.
mites, pel6eS Die uieIeu fiir3Iiden
@rubcnfatoItropben in oen Der.
Staotcn mteriuheu ioQ Der 9e.
ihhIB bccbr0nft Die Soften ser I'M
tCriuhuuB porI6itiig uuf $4,000.
}utBerocm crleoigte ser 5enat cine
groGe 2In}obI ser In ieinem aaIen0er
Oer5cIhuetcn 8ius BON geringerer
2Sidltigtett uno ieBte bieroui Die De-
ratblrHI Der 9iu 5ltr Hepilion oes
GrimiuaIsGo0er ser Ser. 5tauten
fort bis l.t6, nm mclhe 3eit 9erta-
gung crioIgte.
@d1reno Ocr 6clltiaen Siblng oes
NcprdcntautcnbMic9 0emujirte Mc-
@auin (&Q3) sic uielelt bon reiden
anerifdniidlcn Grbnnen nit europdi.
idcn GOelIcuten 6cichIoiienen Gben.
@r iagte, cr babe e5 altf feline ipe3ieae
Hcrlon abgceben atlein I'M 2lQgemei-
nen opicrten oieic 2lmerifanerinnen
ibrc Seele auf Dem Altor ser Sof-
fabrt ln0 6e3 2oIterS. Salt jeoer
log bringe einen Bargain 0ap" III
RcmsOort, no man irgcno ctluaS fau.
len fam. BON eiHer Gle gono bis 5u
cinem Eflm0 6leiid). 0fc8apin's BE.
mcrtlngen erregten uieI geifaa lmo
einen Shtrm BON S6eiterfeit. 3oS III
8erbonOlng begriifene 8eidGit mar
0ie oringlide 0efijitbiIl, aQem oas.
ieIbe mlr0c inter Dem 4ripilegium
ser adgeHeinen Getatte einiad igno-
rirt.
Die 2Gnmeicn6eit @m. 5. 9rpon's
in ser Gor6auc oes 6ouieS inipirirte
@allace (9trf.) 3lt elmer energiihen
2obrcoe alti oenIelbcn. @aQace CAB
3h ooB 9rpan ,Sebler gemadt babe
rmo 6duiig jlt pieI reoe, erfldrte ie-
oob trob0enL 0erielbe iei ser 6odIten
Gbrcn lmo ser 5tinmen aler giir-
ger pitr0ig.
Seine Announcements BON 9ebeu-
tlmg luurocn Der orinaIidcn 0eii5it-
biQ 3ugeiiigt ltuo 0ieiel6e mar nod
lmtcr 9crotbung, ais lid oaS 0uuS
nm 5.t5 uertagtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-29
Gr Snnocslcnatur 0arncr Willer
bnufcrutt.

Ncm Dorf %. San. - Gr.
@uu0caienator @urner N1iQer, i'll
iriibercn Gogen ol8 n @ooopuIp Wlil'
ler" bcfannt, luelher lebtbin al pic
len 9crgwerfs llnteruebnnmgeu be.
tbeiligt mar nobm beiltc i'm lS1tereiie
'einer @ldubigcr cine llebertragung
al Grnlt ). Gonitant Dor. Gr liegt
ieit mcbrereu la9en in ieiner 8ob-
mmg 6rl 6erfincr frnnf oarllie0er.
tlO fem 9eridt iiber oen 9etrog iei.
ner @lftiuo lno BaiiDn iii porI0lfig
81 erIangen. DliQer muroe i'll 1881
5unl Senntor cru0bIt ituo erbielt Den
Namen ,@ooOpulp" (0pl5brei.) Wil.
fer, mcil er beruorrageno in Scr Ro.
Observation-Disclosures bet6eiligt mar.
Gr pielte oanlal3 cine aroBe Hollc
in Der icp.Dprfcr FoIitIf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-29
Na9 Guoc Hnbc.


1illtig 1citloiicu 6cutc bcaiu-
ncu 0tc 2trltmcutc ser 2luudltc.
9}cW Yort 2S. Eor. - Gas
3clgcnperb0r int Npcitcu Ibam.Eros
}cB mltroe Dcute cuoaiilti1 abQcihloi.
Icn, o9nc oaB iitb oie 5toat9onmalt.
lNoit 0ic 9filbe aab, bic uiclcu, pom
Spc5ialiItcn genlohteu 9luaiudcn in
9c3ug mf Sen @abuiim 0e3 9lu1c
tla1ten an5ltiohtCu 4for1cu riil
miro GcrtbciOigltuq9unmalt 2ittlctou
lem ShlltB0rguntcnt begiuuel ucl
hc2 mubrldjcinlib bis 3um Shluiic
Der SlBung oouern miro. Qiiritta
onpdlt &erome rc0ct am 0ouucrita1.
mO nob0cm nlaonm Gihter Iom
Itn8 Die &lrD ritnlirt bat pcrocu
ltb Die @cIhmorcnen jlr NcratDung
3lriict}iebcH picQeiJbt idbou am Ion.
uerltag 9}adnittnl, biellciht audi crit
0lll tSfeltdA Uj0raen.
Giltriftsouudlt Scromc i9uorirtc
Gieamnl I'M 9}epIifocr60r sic miIicn.
idnitlicbC F0oie oe5 Sales g1n3licb.
Gr iiibrte mebrcre 2lugen3cugcn ser
Grnoroung 28bitc'5, loluic ctlide NJ
lt3iltelL luclhe lbom am 9lben0 Oe9
@cr6rchcua inter ibrer C66ut bat
ten Dor, lnO oiclclbcn bc}cllQten, OoB
ibncn Der 2Iugcflogte our6otS niht
aclltc@gclt0rt Dortan, 0aa inn critcn
Ero5eB BON Dem 2(nmalt }lbc Sum-
mel obgcIcgte 3cu0niB mur0c ser
SlrD poracIcicn, 10 ooB bic 9totbmcn-
oigfcit einca @eiud)3 bei 0ummcl i'm
3ld)tball9 oltf Nlodmea'8 1Salan0
megficl. 2tlh Oo5 (cItonent Gbam's
mlroc obne iegliheu Gimuan0 ais
@Gpct9nIateriol 5llgcIoiicn. Ser
5mcitc GbausFro5cB miro ionlit 6in-
ncn mcniacn Gogcu ser Gcrgangen.
tcit ongeboren.
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gsruan in Waihinaton.

g8aibinAtoh 3. g., 28. San
- 8n. :. grpan cridicn 6cutc mic
ser I'M aopitol unO untcrbielt lid
nit peridie0cnen 6relmoen. 3lr
9tntnort ouf 0ic 6rage zines geriht-
eritatter5, mas CT Don Der geItri9en
ober6ltn6esderidtliden gntideioung
balte, uel6c Oa5 GongreBgeieb BON
1898, inter peIbem Bnbngelcuihai'
ten feit Hedlt baben, bei'm }lnltellen
pon 0e0ienlteten gegcn WlitgIie0er
BON Observation-Disclosures 81 0i5s
critniniren, berioiiurgsmiorig er.
flGrt. oiftirte er eine Iange @rfld-
rung. aurj 1eiabt. dnBert cr lid Oas
tiit 0oB CT, ob8Ieidj CT nit Oen ndbe.
ren llmitan0cn OcS Jolles niCbt Ucr-
traut lit. Die Gntiheiolmg niBbiIIigt.
gtm Nodmittag bate Nrunn I'M
Senat9iliigcl oes aopitols cine I'm
terrcoirng nit ben Senntoren 8oileo
uno 1eler g8ic 9rban ipGter on
gab, bcjog lid oos @eiprGh ollf Die
Gourant 6rage Spdter eonieritte
Wrpdu cine 3eit lang nit Dem Senas
Tor Gulberion bon IeraS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-29
Snft6cfcbl acgen Ngitator.

8oIton Maif, 28. 5nmtar. -
]iihter @entuortb erlieB beirte I'M
Q}uni}ipoIgeriht einen Saitbeiebl ge.
gen Olorriion ). Spiit. meIher bier
iiir cine Organization Der iogenonn-
ten NcidGitigun9sloien ogitirt uno
lih orOnrn8spiorig bctra9en bat. Die
ipe}ielle ?tntIage lautet olli llebcrtre.
tllng elmer ltdotlifen Groinan5 eurh
&ertbeillug bon Girtularer obne Dor.
berige Grmirfling elmer 2icen5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-29
lscniiun iiir Vcbcnsrcttcr.

@oibihQtoh .. 6, % San.
ErGii0cnt Roolcnclt Idbidtc bclttc
Dem GongrcB cine 9otidboit, in wcl'
der CT @euioncn iiir MitalicOer oeS
aiiitenrcttlur9a6icnitcS befiirmortct,
GbnIih mic 0icicni0cn WcIGc IN
@roBItGOtcn oen Goli5iIten lno 26ib-
munnihaitpl1 6epilligt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-29
MctiprpritGt NIT IErnnfrcidl.

@oibin8ton, ,. s. IS. &m.
- Staataiefretdr 9}oDt uno Bot
jcbuitcr &uiicronO amtcr5cirbnctc1
bcIlte 0as untcr 0en 3. 2lbidJuitt oc5
GinAlcp 5clcbe5 oercinburtC Hccipro-
citdt5 2Ibfomnen 5mihen 6ronfs
reid lmO ocn &ct. Stanten. 5ronf.
reid crbdlt inter oemieIbeu cine 90
pro5entiBe @crobieblmg Oc5 3olleS
ollf bierDer Crportirten Gbumpagpcr
ln0 an0crC SdMImrpcinc, mo beDilz
ligt babel 0ic Neibebalrlng OeS &c
QcnpGrtiacu Ntmiraltnrif8 AMI an1e-
rifanidc GroOutte. llntcr Sem 9lb.
tonlmen lOu cine dlls ie 0rci &crtres
tern bcioer &dnOcr beltebenoe Gom-
million ernannt Der0en, im m6glihc
@crGn0crlmgcn 4nO Grleidtcrun0en
Der eriitircn0cn SonOelSregulationcn
in OCn Ser. Stooten un0 6rantreih
in Grpdglng 3ll jiebcu.
Sp0t bcutc 9tndmlttog erlicB ErG-
liocnt Hpoicpclt cine Proclamation,
mcldc ocn 2lbi6luB bes 0icciproci-
tGtS arrangements oiIi3iea ontiln.
biat lnO iiir propiloriId in &ruft be
itcbcn0 ertldrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-29
@arncr N}illcr modt gillette.
Y Der Fro6cB gegcl oic &apitolas
TyYH-77s, 74ss, ;sE"c N, 1---T~r'1r' Tz~-sz I'M
lHuin0lcr III Sorri@bltrg.

Seuttlc, @oib. %. Sumlor.-.
Gte 0roBtc Socer0c Caribou (canaoi.
lhc &cnutbicre), pclcbc iemol8 IN
Der @il0niB 9Ilo9fo5 geIeben lpurOc,
frcu3t sur 3cit ocn Yltfon mo lit ouf
Dem Negc nob Silocn, Inn DER grim,
nliqcn a0ltc Der EoIarreQion 81 emf.
gcbcn. FroIclior ,5oiepb 9. Ierrpl,
Gin 8colog lrnb uebrcre onocre Ser.
rem, mel6e i'm 9tn0cS=B BerlneIiuugS.
0icnItc IN 9tloSfu itcben, bobcn ioebcn
9cridbtc ilbcr bieie Nonocrlmg Ser
Sbicrc noh Der &iilte gei6idt Die
&ccroc lit icit 100 Gagen in 9cmc-
Quna ln0 Der bon ibncn gcbil0ctC
3lg ihcint lmcnoIid. Oton id)dtt
COB iiber 100000 Caribou lolpcit oen
6ltB gctrclt5t uno iih in Die Berg
milbuiB 0c8 mtcrcn 2ufon 8ebie-
teS bc0cben boben. 9tc Spite ser
&oIonnc befin0et iif sur Belt nabc
Sirtp Nfilc Greet uno ole S5ceroe
icbeint ouS Dem 5onono @bule 3u
tonlnen. 0ifenbor lit Der &inter
inn 9}orOen 2Ilo0fo'S ein 1ngcrp0bn-
lid ltrenacr, oenn ionIt lpiirOcn oic
Ebicrc ihuCrlib cine Begeno, no tie
lnbcl0ltigt lporcn MD rciNli6 6ltts
ter tanOcu nerloien mo cine Wtai
'cnnonocrlng ongctrcten bobcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-29
Sieactdt Sigcrlatrin.
9IufcrgCluUbnlidc 9iCnutBiCr.Mnuoc=
rnng i'll 2Ilasfa.

olmOcrttMricnO Caribou 5ic5erl ourc6
oic a3lte zines grimmilen Golor-
muntera aus Dem 9}oroen ocrtric
bcn iioIi4 noA Ser aiiitc. -
0ieciprocit6t& ARRANGEMENT nit
5ronfreiA o6ocihloiicn umo ais
in Strait bcitcbcno protIanlirt. -
9rpnn'2 &erricbtun8cn III @oi6-
nn8tou ~ Gr @unOe9ienotor
@orucr NIillcr ma6t Eleitc. -
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SaltimOre, WlO. MtpO6, 0en 20. Sanuar 1908.

ocre 2t6tbcilungen iudcn noA oen
2cihcn Scr itoIieoii6cn Gfii3icrc,
melcbe aeleqcntlin oca llcbcriouS gc.
t0ott mlrocn. &critdrf,ngen lmO
uo6 2ug6 obocihidt mor0cn nQein
ctlidc Der Gctohcncuta limo niht
0ort cinoctroiicn Ger YubofluB lit
ou9getrctcn mo IN 6oIQc oc9 S3od)
moiicrS lit Der @ortiion pom 2ugb
foit unnl08lid), Fropiont ju crIon.
0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-29

tens, ~. 1904, saeit.fapettr.e etrahe. Office.
Efitiben bon bis 10 libI Wtorgens uno Don
IL ubr Mittaes 10 labr abenbs.
(Oea20-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-29

tleber Der @tngungspfOrie sn 1untcS 06ue
iiebt aefdbrebeu Gabt dlle Soffnuug fabteH.
bic Jbr bier eitrgtet 5hlnHer gebt CO oet
no uterm0rtsn tito. n6er bod nht als ben bes
huiernepertben Vntienep. pelte on 6hmors
fbpoen leaen. Tdiar huheH oiefe Raiienten
leoe 0oifnnna 30 ber3itten braliehen, fonoern
fpGdr Der grloiuul bon breu GunleH itcher ietn
f5nnCn 9lHeroinqS inter BET elnen 9eoinenna.
has e studieiiS aebtaittheH, oaS eii3iae Wtiitei
ons eiue oeilung qepdbretet sine Rrnbe
bon z. Nenilaeetcr s. 60. gor t2i6 9eipsgurf,
foitenfrei beriGnbt tU}u nj. Ir I&g8l
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6abcn Sie 8atarrh :?

g4esbaIb tunfnIiiren sic ni6t
einen sIr5t. neIter sfdtarrb'
stranfbetien ber gnfe, bes SnIs
fes. her aunae unb Der Obren
fit ldnaer, nIs 20 Sabre IN
oiefer Gtubt bebnnoeIt bdt2 -
g9enn Sie REID iino, foiro SD.
men Hidt sn niel abperIaHet,
uno tpenn Gie arm iinb. 10
bran6eH Gle MIR tiir bic Wses
hiain Al hfanflIen Lei rr. 6nrf.
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Sutton ais StantSScnoc.


@orrtSburh ga, %. San. -
5tonfor0 ., 2clpi9, ocr 2liiiitcut oe9
9lrGitcften Soicpb ". Sutton bci
Dem @au mo ocr 2lu9ltafiirlua 0e3
Stoot2 &opitol9, crlhicn bclltc ais
&clolhul095eugc in Dem Hro5cB 1c-
gen Die ongctloatcn Goutroftorcu,
lnO icil Grideincn miro ais Be
mci5 oltIgcloBt, OoB Sutton, pelcbcr
einer DER gln8cfloatcn lit i'm Giuuer-
Itdn0niB NIT ocr Stoot5omuolti6oft
Itc1t umo ais Stnot2}etac ouftrctcn
miro.
&eni5 iocntiiBirtc 0ic bon Sutton
fiir ole glu9itoiijrung oe3 @ebauoea
olSgeorbcitctcu Elduc uno mur Ian
9cre Belt I'M &crb0r Gr lit lcIblt Der
Vetbciliglng al cincr @cri6moung
I'M 3ltiornmcnbong nit ocn aopitol.
Shlpinbel ungcflo0t.
9iep. Samuel s. Sutton, 9ruocr
oc9 Nrhiteftcn fam bcute in 6oIgc
elncr Gorlo0nn8 bon philadelphia
aus bier oil mo miro morgcn ais
3en9c nuftretcn. Ndbrcno DER 6eu-
tigcn @cridtaiibllug trltg Stont9ans
molt Snmeo Scorlet icin Gr0iimtnos
Elaioopcr por mo 0a9 3eugenbcr.
b0r begann oarauf.
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\
U nj 28. SSanuor. - IoS Nus
mdrtige 9lmt erbielt beute bon aeiteru
ootirte 4epeihen aus 2ugb. elmer
8ren3itdtion I'M italieniidcnS Somoli-
lnnb, al Der GItfiite 2lfrifa's, luelhe
I'M lebten Monot uon 2OO0 glbpilt.
niern iiberfallen lpur0e. g2ie Die &c.
peiden mittbeilen bcrridt Jil1be III
Sngb itn0 III oem gan5eh lid bon
bort 100 Wteilen ipeit nod g}or0en
eritredenoen Webiet. Gie 91ahritbt
mar in eugb argelangt ooB 40 be-
iuafinete Ginge6orene ltnter eneqn
gitropder oaS 8ebiet ourditrciiten.
Gieier giropder lit nift befannt, ie-
bod glaitbt man, bob er etn itolieni.
iher Gifi5ier, gtatnenS Eerouedi, lit.
Guiioidnfter iuilrOen abgeididt, I'M
nab oieien 2euten 5u ipaben, uno an-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
PREHISTORIC MONSTERS

OF all the wonderful animals revealed by their
retrifed remains, perhaps the most striking are
the reptiles. The reptiles made their first ap-
pearance in the Perman or In the latter portion
OF the Carboniferous preceding, but here at the
very Inception Of their line they developed q
great diversity of form and habit There were
AQUATIC and terrestrial forms, carnivorouS,
herbiyorous and omnivorous forms, forms SIM
pe and closely resembling their amphibian an
cestors and forms so bizarre in their structure
that the world has produced nothing more
strange The reptiles descended from the am
Dhfhians and Il IS natural to look In these beds,
where the lowest Of the reptiles are found, for
tha connecting link between the two, but IS yet
this form has not been discovered the approach
from both sides however. is so close that II Is
freouentlv impossible to determine the nature
of a specimen from single bono or small por-
tion of the skeleton.
The simplest OF the early carnivorous reptiles
were aquatic living in the waters OF the great
rivers or perhars even in the ocean. The body
was long and slender and the tail was excep-
tionaIly so. in correlation with the swimming
habit Aside from the more technical POINTS
the interest I'm the DEVELOPMENT Of the primitive
reptiles centres In certain changes Of the teeth
and the dorsal spines of the vertebrae. In one
of the simplest forms POtt0SGuTuS the teeth
have the form OF simple cones OF nearly equal
size in all parts Of the Jaw; such dentition In
dicates that Il preyed upon small animals. which
IT seized and swallowed whole. after the manner
Of sDakes and many lizards. The GOrsal sptneS
are low and do not project beyond the skin
The animal probably resembled very closely the
living monitor of the Nie.-Dr. F. c. Case In
The Popular Science Monthly
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
A MIGHTY BEAR

AS I dashed across snow field 1 saw our
guide suddenly appear on the ridge above me
like a phantom. sihouerted against the even
ing sky. He was bareheaded-lt took us three
days to find his hat-his rubber boots were
straddIing at a ridiculous distance from each
other, and he hitting ii off at the rate or
one hundred yards In nothing and three-hfths
seconds He was looking backward over his
shoulder, fumblir~ at his hip pocket for shells,
and vet he coursed over those loose powders
with the sureness of foot of a mountain goat
He dipped out Of sight suddenly as he had
appeared and 1 heard him cracking away again.
then the louder report Of Freds rifle.
An Instant later l reached the top ana,
gIimpsing a huge brown body rushing toward
us in prodig1ous leaps. Joined in the fusillade,
The monsters great weight bore him deeply into
the snow which he flung behind him at every
plunge and vet, shocked and torn by those ex-
ploding bullets, he still came on and on, tre-
nendous. ungainly figure of rage and determl-
nation.
Even when he was down to his launches and
deathly sick he Redeemed the snow in a futile
erdeavor to continue that charge II was a
nagniffcent exhibition OF courage and he died
facing us as BELTS monarch, the red glare OF
rage still IN his eye.
."Whewi I certainly stepped around bit TnGt
time" said Joe. wipfng the sweat out or MS
ewes 'My first four shots never faxed him, so
thought I'd sort OF withdraw and reload on the
run. but couldn't seem to- locate you fellers
nowhere"
We had no means of measuring our prize,
but the carcass was tremendous. so large IN fact
that our united efforts barely sufficient TO
roll It over The skin stretched twelve feet In
curing-Rex Beach. in Everybodys
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
FRIGHTENED BY HER OWN PISTOL

When the company in Virginia City they
stayed at a hotel with broad verandas. each with
flight OF steps from the street, thai 1t easy
go up to the windows of any OF the rooms. and
Of these had no fastenlngs. One OF the young
women in the company. Miss Marie -, asked the
manager for his pistol. she was nervous about
thieves and burglars. He let her have II, but put
emily blank cartridges in it Then followed this
eomcal experience.
"One night the fire bell began TO ring most furi-
oCsly. A ire in Virginia City that time meant
probably every house in the pace going. Mr.
Hall ard other gentlemen Of my party rushed
around to all the rooms that we might be up and
ready in case the fire could not be got under con-
troll Poor Marie frightfuly nervous. l can
her now, staggering in her fright down the cor
rdors in her night dress, with tiny little check
shawl upon her shoulders, long switch Of hair
held out in hand. and Henderson's pistol
dangling between the fingers and thumb OF the
other hand. 1t awfuly funny sight. and
as. happily. we had nothing to fear from the FIRE.
We all burst into roar of laughter at the comical
figure sha looked. particularly when she said she
thought Mir. Hall was burglar, and in her fright
she said she did not know which end TO fro The ps-
tol from. Just at that moment gaining some
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29

The Ghost OF Famous TownA Quaint Christmas Custom
A Submarine Garden

OF minds the organ whose tissues most
susceptible So when the dissecting knife re-
veais. post mortern. a hobnaied liver an alco-
invariably reveal also shrunken and ''watery
alcohonc brain. And In numberleSs cases In
which all the other organs have seemed to pre-
sent granitelike resistance to the poison, the
braln alone gives evidence Of having yielded to
the strain.
experiments upon animals have fully corrobo-
rated these observations Of the pathologist. Dr.
Berkley made microscopical examination OF the
tissues of many rabbits suffering from acute
lntoNication, the animals being those used In
Dr FTledenwald's experiments conducted at
Johns Hopkins University IN behalf OF the COM
mittee or fifty. Some OF the animals had been
given but single large dose Of alcohol The
one significant lesion that the microscope re-
vealed in these cases was lesion of central
nerve cells and their processes. Within the sub
stance OF the affected cells the granular matter
normally present was visibly disintegrated. The
showed irregular nodues swelngs not nor
5ections had partially disappeared.
Nerve cells thus 6emonstrabiy affected by
acute intoxication have been found not only in
various portions OF the brain, but in the spinal
cord and in the ganglia of the sympathetic ner-
system Only portion OF the cells are
affected In any given case; but the demon
strabe changes begin to appear within a few
minutes after the alcohol is taken. That such
structural changes are associated with perver-
sions OF function all along the line Of the ner-