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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-01-30

OIAtfOhD.-Mdn M. I%eSliS Ndo
born in Clearmont county Ohio, Feb.
q. 1927. the oldest of four childI on,
of these a sister, Mrs. Catherine Cross
well,of Bloomington, ILL.,, and a brother,
Daniel Leslie, of Bellevue, KY, are
now living. Nov. 7, 1S4S, she vas
married to Reuben Robb, who died in
Ohio in January, 1851. To them was
born a daughter, now Mrs. Josie My.
ers. After his death she gave her
self to providing for herself and car
ing for her only child, until the break
ing out of the civil war. Very soon
afterwards a hospital was opened at
Covington, KY, for sick and wounded
soldiers of the Union army. This she
Immediately entered as a nurse ami
there she remained caring for the b.
tients brought there for about three
years. 1t was at first state hospital,
but it soon passed under the control
of the National Government. At the
close of the war the remaining conva-
lescents were removed to a hospital
few miles in the country, and she
continued with them until their final
discharge, the whole term of her en-
ployment covering about three and a
half years. The fact of her long SER
vice, virtually in the same hospital,
speaks clearly as to her faithfulness
and care in the trying and RESPONSE
BILE position she occupied. At the
close of this service she returned to
this city to make her home with her
daughter. In 1866 the family remoy.
ed to Felicity, ILL.,, and from there she
came with her daughter and husband
to Oskaloosa, Iowa, in 1872. Here she
became acquainted with Henry Stat.
ford, to whom she was married in
1876, and with whom she lived hap
PLY until his death, Dec. 14th, 1906.
Mother Stafford paid early attention
to the matter of religion. Her parents
we're PresbNerians and they gave her
an excellent moral training. She was
converted, however, at fifteen among
the people then known as New
Lights, and united with them, as did
her first husband after their mar
riage. The New Lights were a body
Of people much in their methods like
the Methodists, except that in bap.
tism they only used immersion. But
in later years they became disorgan-
lied some joining the Disciples or
Christian. so called; and others, like
her, the Methodists. But her union
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1908-01-30
IA. w. MALONE, AUCTIONEER...
OSKALOOSA, IOWA.

of Auctoneerng
Stock Merchandise, House Farm Saes
TERMS REASONABLE PHONE Leaves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

pantawwa offers as tfa headline
feature for the new uhoW opening
Monday George foman's A Might
With the Purta There are ~
people In the cast. including a sa
psYior singing quartctte u = a
reading. ninging. posing novelty
staged with handsome library and
music room settings. with tapestries
and paintings James = Reeves
who Is said 10 have an excellent
enuncihlion. reads from thu poems
Of J. Whitcomb Riley ard other "a
nous authors. the poems heinE iilnn
trated In tAbleaux with living
models
Henri and YounE viii present
Nevada q comedy sketch taken
from nse. Trick and comedy 81
cling are the offerings 81 the Wal.
thom troupe John Hncker. the
Alabama blossom. viii make bis
first vaudeville appearance Ia Seat
tie next wsck. he having appeared
here about ala feHrs AKo Niih The
famous colorsd Comedians. Williams
4 Walker. Ia The SONS % Ham.
Se~ comedy subjects on the Pan.
tageacope and q nev s0uE hit BY
Nj. Eiwsll vii complete the blll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
Shannon Theatre.

A complete change Of pictares
that talk. dance cling and act will
be seen At the shannon theatre Tor
the week beginning Monday after.
nnun
Aside from the Camefaphone sev.
eral good vaudeville acts are on
the bill Harry Lauder aud Collins q
Harlan will provide the turns
The feature pictures will b the
f1orodora scxtetfs and the third
act Of the Chimes Of Normandy
lyric Theatre.
"A lobster for Two. written and
produced BY =. J. Becsou. has been
the bin AZ the Lyric for the past
week. meeting with much success.
Next week. AT the French HAN.
one u Mr.. Blossoms best comedy
buriesques. wiii be- produced. Hlgh
class speciaittca will be introduced
between acts. The Griffin Sisters
will appear for the frat time
Others deserving special mention
are Frank Cam and those clever
producers. Beeson and Weston.
Matlnees wednesday. Saturday
and Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
LORD DISAPPEARS;
SPOKANE WIFE
ANXIOUS

CHICAGO. Dec. 5--Auch mys.
terry surrounds the dissppearance
from the Auditorium Annex hotel
Of a man giving the name OF Lord
Herbery Russell. OF Bridgeport.
England. whose wife IL said 10 be
a former society girl Of Spokane.
Wash.
Mrs. Russell has sent n letter
from Spokane TO tho local police.
saying that her husband had large
sum OF money when he disappeared
and that she fears he met with
foul play Mrs. Russell's maiden
name IL unknown here. but her
address in Spokane IL said TO be
304 Euclid av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
STANFORD STUDENTS
SKIP AND MARRY

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
Dec. 5.--The college friends Of
Robbins Little. student In tho
geology department at Stanford
university, and MISS Norine Graves,
nov Mrs. Little. formerly Of tho
Junior class, today learned with
surprise Of their elopemeut and
marriage. The young couple had
frequently sought permission to
wed and despairing Of II, quietly
left the campus yesterday after.
noon and were married IN San Jose,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

rlrst Broadway and Columbia
Rev Ai T. whitman pastor. HNF-
mon morning, "HrnpiMHu and Hbs
iet ted eFeninE, Tile long Look
Fremont Fremont av and KIN.
rs President 81 a Trimnia will
preach az II q. "a and $3.50 D IA
Green l.ake--tIfth as n. y and
lus topic. rpersonai iiesponnihility. i
Nnmth Seattle Rainier 81 Arthur
y Carpenter pastor hYHninE we
Must fie Horn Anew Revival
meeiinEs te he hrld every niEht
AID slst 81 heN y t.iiisen. pas
Tor Mefaine topic Gain and l.oRe
fuf chriata Sake evening God "a
The prDvider Ter lie People
West Seattle NaliinNrFn hall.
caiiforuia av AFthur b Carpenter
pastor ~ lt n m. sermon, MYas
teriea ~ the Kingdom - Heaven "
tuiumtia Colombia station
hrY b. 81 uoYis pastor
tmmAnuel Main and 2Ath av. ii
unlversity- b ttth aud nroohiyn
av MoffluH ard sNaniHE sermons
bX Rev William rfpsaer
Haiiard. lTth sv n " and W
stst g. Rev. Q. iempIsun. pas,
s ss ~ - "a WIN, te,,e' f !, qp.g.,
tifet Norwegian Danish Howard
and stewart Rev q n KIM. pas.
tet AofniuN .tepie. a Father.
last Word 60 hia Bon evening
TOW % Become = chfi.ii.n-
saa ard Eastern az Rev a Lind
aren. pastor 5sa . IN. Peter
Answer r. she auesiien % Jesus
stsninE The Ia6Nmsnt Day
bssp 1i,a l lss.s,sf s. s,., I ,
eFiss ~ shs Past syeniaE. ~rhf
f'irst GERMAN Singh av ana
Weller Rev AfheFt ora Ger. pastor
MsrninE topic -elsthssmsns' even.
Plymouth Third av and rnissr'
sitY ., HsN Franria . Van Horn
e q pastor Morning subject
Thr lave That cnnstrains@ even
los Wufe Pictures % ths world
g Nklfh christ eAn'e-~fbs ltesuan
f4lsrim uroaaway ana Hepnnis
can 81 KaF NHwAF1 Lincoln Amath
~ u pastor HsF. ~ dusg HtfenE
= = acting pastag NgFniaK SUB
tAfs's Ali.Compnilin3 Notiv.
queen Anne 4ueen Ann~ AZ And
Caller - Rev HfarFF htfnrH = ~
pastor NafninF sahissf Matthew
/ feFtFafs - 2esua" eNrafna, . ~.
& NNaAfNiMMAHN NHA fNtf tAfH# 81 kfHHf
bets pastors Theme. The sens 81
[ = Neither
tniesfaftYa nrnatiFn AZ ~ q
Hee H q Maaau Pastor Mernlns
MHh tvrf The Great Command
rNsuinH. Afraid - = Decd Thinw
fsdEeaafrr MHifnHu nN neal
I kifsaufns - Msx William e. Kant
nef, II r. paatHr Morning sui fect
tgmda Palm Trees evening tsaas
fytsrhYeFF - e Public official
Prospect Fast Prospect - ani
feth ~ y NufHinH subject Ne
lty Breed Aiune sveatnE IN
I ftmNnce
ktfk seed KsYsfDHe Place am
I STA 81 Rev q IS cram Morning
1 TIE uiresrdness % utsfnE even.
ling Tire Religion ~ Maturity
West Seattle Grand az ant
7 Cedar a. Rev e. TFFmayne ruu
Hfar AaFning suh1qft. ~fAYa fhi
fafs evening" "Absaiom.-
FFvshxtertan.
Flrat 1th ard spring Rev " A
q Nf..Faa.Hne A..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

FIRST Divine Science Columbia
college. Broadway and Pine Agnes
va Mccarthy. pastor. Morning topic,
"nauiirm.
Rational -ia2e Fourth gao w
81 Nlchhfdaun speaks on The 90"
Operative Commonwealth
occult sriSneea-itl URN N. ana
Valley Mrs Minnie Jennings, pas
tor lecture az 30 on Character
and How go nuiid o.
Volunteers ~ America iitH fec-
ord Az 81 A. D. W NsF y
sutton will preach on The fuitlli-
ment ~ Aeriptufai Prophecy"
New Thought fzS Fourth, II a.
IN Mrs irene Smith viii lecture on
The suhronscioua Mind
Spiritual Fourth near Pins NrH
Irene smith az 1is0 un The Law ~
life"
Seattle Spiritual First ~.
Charles Anderson lectures - :
3. ~ on divorce. the Great Ansri-
can Problem
seattle Psychic socieiv--if2e Sec
ond av Aihi hall Helen Rice Bur
leigh lectures Al .. ri. on The
Birth and Evolution ~ the Soul +"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Musical comedy u the Grand :
offering for the coming week. when
Murray aud Mack. Irish comedians.
viii appear Ia The Sunny Side Of
Broadway II IA announced that
the dialogue OF this production was
written b. Eugene Walter. author
Of Paid In Full There II chorus
~ q. said 10 be the prettiest aud
most tunefni Murray and Mack have
ever carried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Train Robbers" ia the offering. Tho
play IL founded on the exploits OF
Frank and Jesse James and the
Younger brothers, and while they
arc pictured as the most blood
thirsty outlaws who ever sllt gui.
let IN their grced for gold. they aro
also depicted as having a softer aide
% their naturca OF course, they
arr the heroes. but the drama has a
strong moral. aud ore ending IL en-.
ufely satisfactory a. The bad men
set their Just deserts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

cohan's Fifty Miles Prom Bos.
ton comes 70 the Moore tomorrow
u i styled "A rural musical play
A post office robbery. a BAN game.
a band concert and various other
affairs that arouse the interest OF
a small town are the Incidents
around which the tale revoises. In
the company are uuch weli known
performers a. Joseph Sparks. Thorn
a. Emory. Walter 2. Richardson.
Hazel Lowry, Suzanne Leonard
WestfoFd. said 20 be Lillian Rus.
sells sister. Master Percy Helton Of
Buster Brown fame. and Master
Russell Plncus. the fat boy" on
course, there's a fine chorus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

there will b. another performance
tonight The drama that has been
the talk Of the continent. chiefly Be
cause u Was simultaneously PRO
duced IN New York by rival man
ayers. has been also seen IN Seattle
AZ two stock theatres A the or
igtnal vas written tn Hungary. and
through the lack of an international
copyright. anyone can translate Il
and produce Il without authority
frum the author. there cannot be
any authorized version Howsv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

First -chrlHtonasn'H hall. Broad D.
way and Madison. subject morning
and evening. God the Only taua"
and Creator"
SECOND Ballard. 20ii kaths huhr
ieef morning and evening GOD tho
gHIV Cause and Creator
Third - 81 Johnston building,
Third and University. subject
morning and evening. "Osd the only
Cause aud Creator"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

"A Struggle for Gold" closes Us
week az the Seattle tonight Com.
meneing tomorrow, Willard Mack's
western drama. In Wyoming" IL
10 be the bill. The scenes are laid
IN the Big Horn valley. on a cattle
ranch. The scenery Is said 20 be
particularly fine. while an excellent
cast Of actors IL promised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

haif-ounrs % virgin OIL - Pine.
two ognees - uiyferine and half
pint ~ WHISKY MIXED. viii cure any
cough that ~ CufNhts and break a
cold in "a hours Take a teaspoon
fui every four hours Ask your
druEgfst for the genuine f,e&eh's
Virgin Qii Of Fine compound pure
prepared and guaranteed ~ the
Leach Chemical Co, Cineinnntt q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Gus Edwards school BOYS aud
Girls is "a be- the big feature az
the orpheum FOR the coming week
There are a lot Of pretty girls, and
the act ia declared TO be- one that
viii satisfy everybody. Grace Em
NETT, with strong support. appears
tn a numerous sketch. Mrs Muir.
phys Second Husband"
one of the big acts az the bin
Is "Sllvera" Oakley. the famous
clown, whose baseball game played
all alone. WAS the hit for several
seasons with narnum 4 naiiey'a
circus lie ~ assisted In his turn
by Artle Nelson. acrobat
Bert Howard and Effie Lawrence
appear IN The Stage Manager" by
Mr. Howard and WIN NJ. Cresacy
Joe Ia Fleur presents a daring hlgh
ladder novelty lie u assisted by
his Mexican Chihauhaa dog. en-
vette. the man Ia black. has n new
mystery stunt Fonda. Dell and
Fonda DO a club swinging act
There t'ill BE- The usual pictures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

'rhe Law ~ Temperament" oven
Ing The Manners and Moraln of
aeaftle"
Thlrd United kth and Howe. ~.
~ FlndfeNi pastor Morning topic.
The Great invitation evening
.ChfiHtian Missions Among the
Reformed Terry aud olive. Rev.
~ NJ hlateg pastor Morning topic.
True Teedpm evening "rhe Dis
ciple Whom Jesus Loved
INTERPLAY Rev n ~ nlaokmHn,
pastor Morning topic what
Eaaleh Teach Men evening Some
~ che Jewels IN ODDS Crown or
LnYF"
dreon Lake Rev Davenport VIII
supply Morning iePir, The Best
'HearchiuA for Man
Nyhiminater broadway and 'rui
iof. Morning topic. "Tiii Hhilah
Como the Prlure OF Peace. even.
Ing The Fruits Of Justification
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Ht James Fremont. gsth and
stpnes itSv n NJ White. rector.
Morning topic. "fhe Devil Again.
nnf How to Overcome Him"
81 Paul Roy and Queen Anne
Rev I. NJ MnfEans rector Morning
topic Opportunity L. Passing
eTeuing What IL tho nihicf'
TflnitY Eighth aud James. Rev.
VI. ~. goesn. rector. Morning topic.
The Present DAY Use 20 Holy
sgripiurt' evening. Thou Art the
Man
81 stephen ballard 1894 W
'''rhe Gospel ~ nusktn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Mems club meets Nj ahuoy viii
deliver HIS annual sermon At ~
"a m.
Adyentlcal - Tenth and James
Rev ~ T. Hayward, pastor. Morn
Ing tonic. - Futi House"
Queen Anne FIRST ana Nnl"f
REV . 4. 9raehweil, pastor. Morn
Ing topic. THE tnivorHliY lHhle
chair Work 81 the W0meuh hoafn
~ MiHsionH'. evening, The MIGHTY
Moses"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Trinity Eleventh and olive. REV
n a Iund. pastor Morning tonic.
"Futurr puniahment evening, "AhF
Htinanrc for Sake ~ others.
Emmanuel Fremont, f0iu ana
whitman. REV, " A " fuuE. pas
a'rhe Program ~ ChHHtianity"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
HOLDS UP OWN SALOON.


BUTTE. Mont, Doe g. Nick
Matson. formerly OF Everett MINI.
was arrested here this morning on
suspicion Of holding up his own
saloon and attempting 10 rob his
partner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Queen Anne Rev. r. 81 Elliot.
pastor Morning topic Prayer and
lta Answer evening Beck ing
Asses nua Finding God
South Park Rev %. VI Mc0ili.
pastor Morning topic +Thc Great
Human BROTHERHOOD evening. 30.
hnphi a Man OF Success and How lie
NuaE Uedrd
Uniyeraity Rev 81 cause. pas
TOT Niles tadY Of the Dsntouness
Training school will occupy the POL
pit 10 this morning, ANA Miss AndeF-
son. the church deaconnaHH, To- the
evening
Grocn Lake First and abthi Rev.
q. T. iieMdict. pastor Morning
topic. iAflglnN Healing UveninR,
"chinA# reemlnn Millions"
Trinity First and Mercer Rev "
O. lsNefa, pastor Morning topic.
"ttnmah Nerda and the Divine sup
ply" NNtninR "A Dangerous Jour.
ney From a poist ~ Duty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
SUNDAY TOPICS
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4 umna Of the Saturday star viii 4
4 not be accepted after 8 o'clock 4
4 Friday afternoon ;
All notices must contain 4
4 subjects OF sermons. 4
4 Owing 20 delay In tho deliy. a
4 cry Of mails. notices should be 4
4 mailed Ar early as possible. IN a
4 order 10 Insure their arrival az \
= The star office at the time 4
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

william c. DeMilles great play
Of college life, "strongheart." in
which Robert Edeson starred sue.
cesslully. Is 70 be presented at the
Lois. beginning tomorrow Strong
heart" In the story Of an Indian stu.
dent AZ Columbia college. who IL
the center 81 a problem involving
intefmarriage between different
races The football scenes are par.
ticularly fine. r. Daniel Frawley
viii have the title role The produc-
zion, Il is promised. II 70 be- elabor.
ate. and the Lois company will be
augmented By several excellent per.
formers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Tho EaHtlhke Improvement eml
viii hold meeting ou 1oaton at
between Eaatlake and Franklin avs
tonight 10 organize central im-
proVcmeut club An clubs of che
city are invited 70 bee present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

There will BE- a new vaudeville
show AZ the Star theatre. beginning
Monday afternoon. and headed BY
Mile Summcrvlile and her dancing
horse, Columbus that WAS recently
the feature Of ~i0t Ranch. pm
Stats, the 800 pound comedian and
plano PLAYER. Emily nenner. tho
Kifi with the baritone voice. Hte.
phen Grattan. an old Frohman ac.
tor In the piaylet. Locked Out al
} a. m Wenona. Frances q Co
In rife and pistol shooting act.
Eddie Roench. with ballad and new
motion pictures The old show VIII
run through tomorrow. Including
Creo. the mysterious creation Of 4
Twins woman frum a plaster huat
Mr aud Mrs Edward Eanonds In
a beautiful playIss. and other acgn
of interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

rfrHt--Ha . T. GnrVin, pastor
Women vii occupy the pulpit Ga the
morning and IN the evening the
pastor vii preach on "fhe Secret
" thr Endaraues 81 u Great iAfs
University t2t4 10Th av N E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

noyiston B0ylatou aud owe
REV . ID % Powers, pastor Morn
Ing tonic. Jesus as q Physician
Divine Healing aH Science and Re
iiaion"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

hs1'1r orrka<tTs Concert.
omYuv <f.erneon at the Moore
4lfs u M esslock the Seattle
g1esy 0vAestra will give Its
ep1'zr cuneert. with a pro
~ rafs up exclusively Of
fas'1a composers. and with
y 41 . ueli known Nerve
zzztscpFano As the soloist.
<v7et And Norwegian folk
= kl'k orchestral accompani.
y ~ programme will be Of
p zziqne interest. the great.
fathe music being absolute.
u fe. and another tremen.
n4znce Is anticipated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

er. touight'a play IL the version
that was used b Henry " Savage
IN New York. and Il should be veil
attended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

se<Fnoon The Devil II on
sore for q matinee. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

THE BEST COUGH CURE

n. IN, @ s e. sp'' s,l Ss y ssgi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

The Third Avenue.
"DeadwOOd Dick" dies tonight az
the Third Az. and tomorrow The
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-05
BEN LINDSEY
DENVER JUDGE
BOYS FRIEND
Is Visiting Principal Cities OF
the Country Looking After
Welfare Of the American
B0y.

is PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.-Beloved
OF boys, aud with an understanding of
their faults and virtues greater than
that of any other Judge in the land,
Judge Ben b. Lindsey, of Denver, the
founder of the Juvenile court, is in the
city visiting the institutions where
boys and girls are being helped to bet
ter things.
Boys don't get fair DEAL" says
Judge Lindsay in his kindly voice.
They're not criminals, and they don't
get much show when their playground
is the railroad yards and their homes
amid the filth of narrow alleys. Most
boys are willing to tell the truth and
behave, but from their earliest infancy
they are taught to lie; taught that
there is only one commandment, don't
get found out with second clause,
don't snitch,' or tell on the other
guy, or you'll get your face punched
in. This" says the judge. sis their
code of honor, and so you see we have
to help them, not punish them"
1t Is the judges sense of humor that
stands him in good stead with the chill
dren, with whom his patience is unfaiI-
ing. "They all come to me to talk
things over" he says 1T takes long
time, in some cases, and they are not
always open with me at first, but in
the end it all comes right. .-
Give the boys enough public play
grounds is the judges slogan, So
that there viii be less attraction in
the freight yards. less fun in being
'cussed' by the policeman on the beat,
and better health from clean play.
Il tell my boys" ne said, that they
are all like apples-when an apples
got a rotten spot, cut it OUT and
when boys got rotten habit, why
cut it out And they do mostly"
Judge Lindsay is the guest Of Mag
istrate German IN this city, and is
making a tour of the eastern cities
to see the progress of the work taat
lies closest to his big heart.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-05
FLEET OF u. S. BATTlESHIPs
NOW ON HOMEWARD VOYAGE

clearing Manila Bay, viii head for
Colombo, Ceylon. where they are due
in two weeks. They will stay there
for six days. and then proceed to Suez
without stop. Taey are due at the
southern entrance of the Suez canal
January ., and after leaving Port Said,
at the northern entrance. where coal
is TO be taken ON. they will divide into
squadrons, to make series of calls AZ
various Mediterranean ports. In this
manner the American ships will visl
Athens, Tripoli, YiIlefranche, Maj.
seilles, Genoa, Lsghorn, Malta, Naples
and Algiers. According TO the pres
ent schedule, the entire fleet will as
semble at Gibraltar during the first
week of February, and on February .
II will leave Gibraltar for either
Hampton Roads or New York.
The question Of the final port iIi
America has not yet been definitely
decided. The third squadron Of the
Atlantic feet, Rear Admiral c. r.
Arnold commanding, will meet the
battleships in the eastern Atlantic anu
return with them to the nome ports.
The vessels are due at Hampton
Roads or New York February %.
When the fleet reaches the United
States it will have traversed, since
December 16, 1907, when it left Ham p
ton Roads, distance of 1929 miles.
The return to the home port viii be
the most imposing spectacle of all the
voyage, for there will be a total or
twenty-five ships, instead Of sixteen,
TO receive the greetings of the Ameri-
can public.