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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
WHEN TYNE BAND IPILAYu0
nv arttAnr D. STONE.


Mlna Amelia Parker had tthiHhih
The article on Woman Self Sup.
g. o. 80 .be al now and med.
......,t...t ,,.,.tt.s ,on
ltaish over ih' ~ - 49,
tanned therein Miss Fafhei pilu'u
herself on her Hansil"nH anu
taeh ~ Illusion regarding ms ehiNl
mefing m0anabine business OF lvt'.
Miss fnftefn Ideas wef. not w"
aolace 81 charms uaHppf"eiaten 1h'
wah very pretty. very Eood hna go
cioaa ask any ~ the huitota NHo
had pleaded aud lost
There vas Arthur l'aslsdne' $40
had Told her The evening p's
ths her eyes were nose 81 iva
gaxsile nsa her Yes'e i'm" ief ''''-
Ing 81 Owes 49,.
A stsss A"ns. ffss e7s'l 20 49,
pfoblcoa her fsisef broke 10 Vim
uo.sae aOagFhisg latellis'hee.
~ gravy he ekslomso
Tn.ss rs tss peoeea tse "a ss' '''@
aliol rafhar ifuN sso !" NJ Us
ssut e ekpieufe, nnt a'o n.' .'.~ ~.
The hend Of the Pefksrs o's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29

Hon Turner red a.
shouted Ameftes fogeysl ess."poy.
ardent lieutenant signed o.. ne
aud said 1 love you nv more
Then Aias Amelia Pas
zap With d little e. and a, gave
resist shen 1T Arthur 1910 - 20
pulled her pretty head d. '- ,..'in
gold barred shoulder ~ De
This ia a saefed war mss.
the warrior lover 'nisd
You must come back
dear whispered Miss Aiuells ne
The band whipped mo ".
Doodle and the Hon Tns.,.' a,s's
gnnfed the taa entirely g,t !, '.sa
eagle and ali The comma. =, Z, lls
fcllef for gore But he sDps
lieutenant ~ the Belieflils IN
ayes wandered In a world 20. 1's'
all The dsnizeus talked n 49,. ,.,ls
and doves a-cooing. and Nlss ~
ker 81 the sociology volumes .a'
dered with him. hand Ia hsns e.
And upstairs. In the iIiiJs.
soom. tao hundred and seees -. ~
Tor the advancement Of -,
commercially iaY Ia a dlses,ss.
book sz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29

it'a IA man In tn
threaihare coat no
sees the aeamy side
o. lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29

Et.o a cfsosvo Woman aap may
BE- on straight
Cstnma supnu s0sss to reosss. inai
asY got asae nul~a spean uasgs,
aosae
l.ssff ms,asss asr volt 60 Fanmt be-.
colm d hhssisat~s dsF sttsVafh
usfs im raoa I'D asg tsp hzzruss
r-saapoay always ice ssias ssafsaa
aff
Ysa haf hsaFa 1t = essrn af .
sweat sissrsfezs. h8l = iss MSS afF
saala ~ aeT siaessfesy Of q sfess
nyfrfpn1
A slAhf nd der frunt windows
ssH haialof ss hlnaaieh1
Many heetsze whs Fuft ratiiszH 10
rissht dan bfenleraa set ieff
t4isldle Aasies 20 Aastin Hahen aeg
va 90 spend sur maHsF
Der great aaiiauH 1t dcF sass
uraa each ediaF diblpmats - rtps
deif feet ga
A tfof tn der atNht los nsCi
dressed IN pasasuEs
bspc has soEnbaRT ven van los
haflas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
Cheapfastern
Excursions

June 9Th 9Th. 18th. 2oth. ID, IA
TN. 2zad. z5fd. August e,s ~
2lst. END. By The Oregon n
Navigation Co. through poytIs,.
and the picturesque Columbia NJ
er route Chicago ana ra,n-,
f7a50 - Louis. fs7.se Kssss.
City Omaha and Missouri Pr.
points. $50. also several a..
pOlnta Route Via Salt IAks 49,
Denver II desired Full artlcuI.,.
AZ Union Ticket Offloe. 20 4, =
p r. Ellis. General Agent ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29

Competition between stea,n.,. /.
the Oriental trade carrying W..
and flour has caused The fee,,e.,'s
of the rate on these o9mmes,..s-
from II % - a ton. The p,t,..
steamship sheiia operatet oy Iss
sen 4 Ostrander. sails t0lsy ~.
wheat and flour for Hongkoag ~. =.
u carrying a. = rate Of q le,s -, =.
other Paclfie coast eompsn1s.
shippers are expecting stiff f.,,s..
reduction in the rates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29

Ten minutes later spectators stley sat in the court
room n a commonplace enough he drama that was be-
s ing played
Before the bench sat a commonplace enoush huan being
hand lie reused with jump at the bal'fis
~Iear ye The Judge strocd u and seated himself esursy
thinking OF his funny story lie slowly opened docket, tS@a
law Book glanced leisurey through both Their bsek
pushed spectaces up onhs forehead and 1aned bach IN
his leather-lned swinging char, tsissieg
The receding blood from the prso~ss lace Showed the
whee beneath the beard veiss quickly dended his
pd that nearly the sweat OF blood showed at the
roots OF his hair and rolled down over his face
In a front seat in the behind him little SAT
soissrsd drawing closely the ghhairsd daush
TAR The baSy ss ba irHed the disturbance
The prisoner still licked hs ary hss with
l,srvhed ioSgua.
The Judge opened another eabound book again aad found
Che 1t said in the Legal phrasolosy AinHna
naDsisaaa TO-
"Jauses Hsasy. ssaua up" saia the Judge
The pr~eaar Strengthened himself to his ieet knees wohby
bst lUaa back
Have YOU aaythisg say for yoarseli'r
~Nothisg more your honor.
The judge considered again while the prisoner wrthed
like bsg the end Of scientists needle The judges eyes
wandered to the wife and child but without a
@Ihen it Is the Judgment Of this that you be
years hard labor have made that
entry the docket"
The orgcr collapsed into the chair that his lawyer thrust
him From behind sound OF untitled scream.
while bail led hystcrieal from the e \
chds eyes grew round and dim with aud she lent her
the others and easped eariuly her hand wonder
ing Why they didn't 10 to father
The judge turned caeessiy an attorney by
his laughed pleasantly ospoken remark and said
"Balifi call the case"
1t such an everyday affair
For the judge-the steady grind Of justice.
Foe the convict suit OF stripes
For the wiie-a broken heart and hunger
For the chld-a cloud that will follow for lie
And the bucket shop keeper who the proceeds OF the
forgery viii send his daughter select school Tor
young year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29

ne was bamer'-, wlsa lacked ap-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29

.rhe editor Of humorous pahll
cation has 10 be familiar WITH all
the old jokes
TO keep people from nalmins s@i
new Jokes upon him. | a'poss' r
IaulHYille Courier journal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
STAR DUST.
BY JOSH

portanity When n came 60 hlfa hn
was wtdoawake aud prepared
u eamo ia him recently AT tho
boarding house table
The salad doesn't suit nae. Mrs.
Pilkinton. he said to the landladY
Aud why nut. Ne knoehioish p
There T. too much IN it Ms.
Plikintun belong to the Lettuce
Alone cluh
Aud hs flushed bis dluaor with a
renewed relish Cleveland PLATA
Dealer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29

Jones - ON the sick ~" ne ale
too much yesterday
4 didn't kaas - WIS lpyYt~o oat
"a ois us,r. &C., l.sb vi, 30 Aua@gsrse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29

t.yaauder palod tried Go square
himself on the anniversary bmnder.
failed utterly and the fireworks
we're On Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29
FOOD FOR THE TIGER

In tho judges private chamber the Judge was telling
good story Halt dozen lawyers their srainng belts aud
lower waseoa buttons telling OF sleek prosperity, smoked and
laughed carefully the proper places.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-29

q keeps SOME people efoaoa .a,.sti
Ing well enough To make nt-ogos Fsifi{s
they arc rot Chicago Ncsa4
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

comisg craft of the dangers of the
bar, when the San joaquin and
Sacramento rivers broke their
bounds and went rushing madly
into the lowlaRds of the valleys,
that the coast patrol reported
among other vessels in distress, a
water-logged schooner standing off
Pedro Point IN the swell of the sea.
A woman stood by the wheel, and
two more sat huddled aft just over
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

the house. BY the foremost an old
man chung to a brace, looking
shoreward. Word was sent to the
Marble Exchange observer on Mt.
Tamalpais, and the anxious ship
pers who gathered at the exchange
to hear news of various vessels
were dumfounded when the OBJ,
server telephoned ? that he had
made out the distressed schooner
to be the little freighter Mystery,
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

Shore railroad look clon the
rotting, upturned hulk of the little
scow-schooner, Mystery, as 1t
bleaches on the sand stretch of the
Marin county sea beach just north
of the station at Pedro Point, in
Califonia.
For the skeleton of the battered
coast hauler. as it lies rolling in
she ssish of the sea, tells the story
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

of the death of three oliye-skinned,
black-eyed senoritas of proud old
Spanish family. and Of the death of
their father. who went 30 his end
with his children on board the
Mystery in the grip of "A bowling
March southeasterner.
1t recalls the bright faces OF the
girl crew that once manned it, and
excited the pfide of the whole
shipping district of the Western
metropolis. Ii brings back TO mind
the heroism Of its modest, blush
ing first mate, whose two most
notable deeds of bravery viii never
be forgotten in the life of the Pa
cific sailor folk
The lonely wreck reminds those
who gaze upon il of the plucky
struggle of family of the old-Cas-
titan aristocracy 20 regain the
place which misfortune denied
The Washington times., 1908-05-17
W
Three Girls and 8 Man.

It was last March, when. the
winds blew and tossed the Pacific
into ploInt sinous- waves, when the
seasoned shippers of The pilot
boats warned the masters of in
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

is with the
grim reeollec-
ton of a TRACE
dy that sent
deep 5 orro w
into the refuge
c a m p s a n d
along the wa
terfront Of San
Francisco that
the passengers
on the North
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

them. and which was placed far
Their from their reach by the devas-
tation of the great San Francisco
The Washington times., 1908-05-17

Continued on Second PsEe1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-27

lion Mountain har made another I'M
raralleled reduction in the force in
the maintenance OF way department
ior many months tie section crews
have been cut down 20 very few
men, brt the most recent action was
whom tire crews were laid off This is
reported to have taken place Monday
aud is only another step TO an OK
treme economic operation, during the
present panic.
Jrst Law 4cng these section men
win be suspended is NOT Known, but
it naturally appears That it cannot be
Icing, rs tracks must have attention.
Not only 81 reduction in this depart
nent has boon ordered, but the ma
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-27
MOUND CITY
March f26, 1908.

Mrs. Eva Brim of Cseal Springs, is
the guest of Mrs W. r. Rodman this
week
Mesdames eco. Blink, J, y. HealeY,
Moses and Nelson of Mounds, Were
in town shopping Wednesday.
Mrs. a. l.. Compton left Tuesday to
visit relatives at Vienna
The Congregational Association of
Southern Illinois convened at the Pill
grim Congregation church on Pearl
street in this city on Wednesday
morning o. +. Baldwin was elected
moderator. Reports of the various
churches We're read and each one was
fOund to be in excellent condition
Special services were held for Dr. Jas.
Tpmpkins who is seriously i'll at the
home of his daughter at Grinnell. Ia.
The following delegates were present:
Mr.. Poren. Alto Pass; O. Z. Baldwin,
and |. A. HUNDRED, Golden: Rev.
Kiest. Dongola; Rev. A. r. Bosworth
ana wife Mesdames b. A. ROYAL and
VIC. Rife, Villa Ridge: Roy. Alex.
Monroe and wife, President Hines Of
The Collegiate institute Prof Reynolds
and Mrs. Root, Albion: Miss EIIc
Coleman, West Frankfort; Mrs. Sims,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-27
THE COMPANY INCLUDES

John Mylie Harry B Watson
Edwin Lang Harry Williams
Sam Rose Chas. Purcell
Matte Mlitz Roberta Wilson
Loretto Convey
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-27

ton lot 1. block 5. $500
Lucy F. Cecil to S. A. Cecil W Il, 20
acres in section 20 township If,
range /. $500,
Claude W McClue ct TX to Marie
Murphy, W d. town uf Mcclure. Me
Cures addition, lot -, block 6, SIS.
Caroline $, Throckmorton aud nus
band a. Marie Marie Murphy d
town OF Mcclure McClure's addition
lat 22 block g $l.
Charles II. Bouscher ct ny to 7. a
Dcri W 4 city Of Cairo, fourth addi
ton, lot g. block 70, $500
Sarah J Ferguson ct TX to j. r
Bono and ". II. Williams W Il civ OF
Cairo and railroad addition LIT o
block T., S5,5o0
William r. King to Walter r.
Haotte q d city or Cairo, fourth aldi
tiun lots l. ,, auI !. block Is. 81.
Oscar r Tamm to George W. Nj.
Ter W 4 village of Tamms, first addi
tcn lots II and Is. block 3, $3.50.
Alice B. Philippy and husband to
George Z. Reid and wife W u. city Of
Cairo fourth addition, lot n, block
Fl, $500.
NJ. T. Goodman ct uX to r. NJ Car.
ter W d town OF Elco, Melinda Vim
cents addition. lots / and /. block
$500.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-27

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS


Mrs. Eva. Brim and Mrs. J. D. Bris-
tow, Creal Springs; Gus Bridges, Mir.
Standard and Mrs Wcsterman
Vienna; T. A. Lewis, Mrs Jos Gaunt
and Miss Agnes Calvin Grand Chain:
Mrs VIII Whitaker, Omsted; MI
aud Mrs, VIM. Gallon :lra Henrietta
Clantnn and Mrs Georga RlauH
Mounds; Rev Mr. Southgate Rev.
NcCcllam and Miss roCte. a returncl
missionary from turkey, Chicago;
Mrs Firman Oak PARK. aad Rev. j.
NJ Sutherland Of Tou.ca
We have learned that the item
which we published last week con
cerniue the removal of the moving
picture show under the management.
of the Mound City amusement con-
pauy was a mistake as they will still
operate the show here at the old stand
but have also installed a new outfit
with all modern improvements in the
Jones building at Mounds and are
ready for business.
Little Miss Edna Calhoun is quite
in with pneumonia aj her home on
Third street
joe Mastorson who has spent the
past few weehs al Pittsburg returned
home Wednesday,.
James Capoot is quite illthis week
at his homo on High and East First
street
TGo spring millinery opening at
Mrs Kate Richards store VIII occur
Friday and Saturday Of this wck.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-27
INTEREST IN GRAND NATIONAL.

Liverpool, March 26.-The usual
am unit of lively interest is displayed
among all classes in tomorrows Grand
National Steeplechase the most i'm
roltant cross country event in the
world. Nearly "a score If candidates
are expected to go to the post. Tie
race this year has an especial inter
est for Americans owing &c the entry
On FoNhal Keene's Prophet H.,
horse with a remarkable record
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-27
NOTES.

vivid" Conroy seems to have tAe
call to play the third position for the
New York Americans.
Bill Dahlen of the Boston Nationals
starts his seventeenth season in the
League next month.
As the Nicksburg players wallopcd
the Chicago Cubs they can now lay
claim to tho worlds championship
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-27
AUTO SHOW IN SOUTH BEND

South Bend Ind, March 26.-The
South Bend automobile show, for
which preparations have been makiie
for some time opened auspiciously to.
day and will continue until Mondar.
More than 100 ears are ON exhibition
representing all Ct the prominent Am
crican manufacturers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-27
SPORTS
FOR 1872 BILLIARD TITLE.

New York March 2G.-Lovers OF bill
Yards are much interested in the
match between Geopg" Sutton and
Willie Hope for the 49, balkline bill
.iarl champ nship, which takes place
IT'D the concert han OF Madison SQua e
GARDEN tomorrow night Sutton is
tho holder OF the title, having won it
ceyeral years ago from George T.
slosson and successfully defended it
since against Schaefer Hoppe and
MCmingsta.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-27
RRYAM,s EASTERN rRln

Wa hington March 2G-Wiuiam j.
Pryan paid a visit to the capital today
not 10 feel the public pulse In regard
70 the Johnson boom but more. as
ne stated, to confer with some Of his
"cliricaI friends on the general ont.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-27
SECTION MEN
ARE LAID OFF

IRON MOUNTAIN RAILROAD CON-
TINUES TO REDUCE FORCES
MACHlNiSTS' HOURS ARE
CUT.
It has been announced that the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-27

Peggy Brady, The Goo Goo Man, The
Witches, You and /, Uncle Sans
Marines, Little Maid Of Nicobar, How
Can You Tell? Star Of Fate, Ching
Ling Fong, Same Old Girl, Silly
Sailors. Dear Old Georgia.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-27

who are now working on four
hours a day have been deprived Of
work thus making them only
tWenty-fcur hours a week
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-03-27
SEE

The Exterior of the Kings Palace
The Brilliant Star of Fate
The Famous 5000 Goo Girls
The Dance OF the Witches
Sohlke's Original Broilers
The Grand Electric Finale
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-03-14

The Sunday School aud Lecture Rooms
of St PauI's English Lutheran Church
have recently been somewhat renovated.
The old floor, Land shortly after the fire
of 1874, has been gradually yielding to
dry rot, ncCcssltatlng ii new floor.
Under the capable direction Of William
G. Preston very substantial floor has
been constructed which Will bc partly
finished i'll the natural wood and partly
covered with new mating. Besides
these improvements, Samuel X. Ilddy
aud his force have succeeded III trans
forming the appearance of the walls and
otherwise bringing beauty and harmony
to things in general by the sklIltul use
of paint. Nestlbulc, hall and stair ways
also haNe received ATTENTION.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-03-14
New Business Locals.
lIItIc Good OuaIitipS

OF EIy's Cream b I'm. solid are found IN
Liquid Cream Balm, which is intended for
use in atomizerS. That it is 4 wonderful
remedy for Nas.I Catarrh is proved by an
cvcr-nCrcaSlng mass of testimony. 1t does
not dry out nor rasp the tender air passages.
1t aIlays the inflammation and goes straight
TO the root of the disease Obstinate Old
cases have yielded III a few weeks All
druggists, - cents, including spraying tube,
or mailed by Ely Bros, 81 Warren street,
y,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-03-14

ARE LIE BEST (,GN!RnA IlRPQSf PLOMS IN TIE WORLD

strong but for these plows
have reached larger had proved
popular aud better satisfaction than other ow
the face of the globe
We the GENUINE OLIVER, and not the limitations claim
be the Oliver equally good Such limitations the
Market placed there by inscriptions manufacturers who seek trade
on the good name of the OLIVER.
Look for limitations, buy only the genuine Oliver plows
REPAIRS and be right before take the home
BOnce Beware of bogu Oliver plows and epars, and
take but the genuine made tho OLN Wv W0
BEND. INDIA,A
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-03-14

\ carriage costing $3.50 has been
added to Milton w. Races already large
and fine livery equipment. Wedding
couples wanting to begin life in royal
style can make an elegant start in this
vehicle
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-20

-4u6 bas n 9. Srau (am
Gage ndGj Der So9aeit): sd muB
Dir elm 9sitdnbniB MAIDEN, Iiebet
Srib = i9 babe Elm fulihes @sbiB!"
Mann: r9ld, bus babe i1 ldnsff ses
abnt!" Grau: ~Su. .uber es 1T nod
niht beSdbltl"
= Semper i6em. profeFOr:
Sassn Sic NAL. Db.r, id Dertebrs
nun idon lanse in bief.m 2otaI unS
finbe iebsn Sag cine Wenss Sp.ii.n
auf Der aarte, ipel4e ausseifri4eu
iinb. Wdrum fdreibt man bic bern
erit brauf. ptnn iie ni@t ba fnb9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-20

Sraum unb 90 rtlidbs
t.it. ~Sriiber pfleste id mir auss
aumalen, if ipiirse mir ma, stp0lf
perionen aIs Di.nerI6aft bdIten.~ =
LIMB. "a" - ,Seitbem id per9ei,
rabet bin, itimmt bas aud; i'm IsB-
ten Mfpndt batten mir stp6lf 9ients
boien. aIIerbinss bintereindnber."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-20

-Sn Der Com mtrfrif9
D1me: a0nnte id cine Suffe 2affee
t.tommena Wirtbin: Stserl mel, ID
b0s aba s'ipibd, ipGrn's nur a tpens
seit'ser tomma, grab baB ben l.bs
ten ipes'soHen. :
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-20

= SG9Tif9e GtbmoIogt.
3psi bisoere Sadfen Iebsn einen
pilstrSug mad sinem 9napsnort.
paIlfnbrten. DIT" frast Der cine,
riporum nennt mr. bas eegenblih an.
ne 8iIgsrfubrt2" = rRu, GbeH tpeil's
biu'ser ia, aIs penn is uff oer giisu>
bubn fabrsn bbdten." ,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-20

@Hdbise: Sinh sic bod nidt
10 sinfGltis, Mari.! Denn es Sbnen
gu talt 1T, 10 tpiirbe i9 eben einfad
msineH Wantel umbGnsen!"
Wasb: ~Sebr pobI, sndbise
Grau!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-20
aIeines RiRperffdnbnif.

9err gum autfder): -Hebmen
Sic bic S9a4tel gu fid uuf ban
8od!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-20
quxeuBiir8.

9ugemburs. Der Rottsnarbei.
ter 2oren5 Sslminser aus Sbig bers
unsliidts in Der Tdbs Der Station
@dnbiptiler t6btli9. = Nad tursem
arantsnIuser furb i'm p.scatorsItift
Srr glifOIaus 2eclerc, Ratb an Der
Re9nungstummer. = SRI. Sittb
MiiGler. SOdtsr oss Muiitlebrers uno
Sreaniiten Srn. 5. WiiIIer. bat auf
bem gonthurs bes griiF,Isr Goniers
patoriums ben eriten prsis fir Sc
fang nsGtten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-20

pofen. Der % SABRE alte Grs
better Dlabislaus Santofpiat psrIisb
9lbeLbs bic elterIife Wphnuna. nm
in Der @artbe gu bab,n. Gr III nidt
5uriidgetebrt. Da feline &Ieiber aHl
nd9itsn Mors.n am Wartbeufer gee
f:no.n lpOrbsn iino, 1T ansunebmeu.
ouB Santopiat ertrurtsn 1T.
8rombere. Der an Der 9ii'
tsrabfertisunesitsIls In RrOne a. Br.
argsItellts StdtionsaHiIient &arl
Meper tpurbs lpegsn llnterI9lasuus
pon etlpa 1000 Mart uno faliHsr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-10-23
ITEMS oE INTEREST.

A carrier-pigeon hying Win slEoh5
wind covers 600 Yards minute.
one grain Of gold. after leaving the
hand, will cover forty
six square inches.
The Vatican is The largest palace
in the world. and within its enclosure
IS a park OF thirteen acres.
Pieces OF wire rope have been dug
ont OF the ruins OF Pompeii, when
was destroyed more than eighteen cen
turtles ago. ~,
There is not a chimney in all Mex
leo. not a crate or stove, nor
furnace. All cooking IS done Win
charcoal in Dutch ovens.
The goats which produce the milk
for the famous Roquefort cheese hard
IN ever drink water, obtaining the
moisture they require from the herb
age
Man may be partially known by the
company he keeps, but not wholly so
until said company has married him
and summered and wintered with him
The finest hair is golden, and red Is
the coarsest. The thickness Of human
hair varies from the two hundred and
fftieth to the six-hundredth part OF an
inch.
4 race Of ugly dwarfs has been
found in equatorial Africa They ave
rage about four feet in height, have
long bodies. short legs. short arms and
crooked toes. About half Of them are
cross-eyed.
The dentists OF China rub a secret
powder on the gums of an affected
tooth. and after about five minutes
the patient is told TO sneeze. The
tooth then falls out Many attempts
have been made by foreign dentists
10 secure this powder. but no one has
ever succeeded in doing SO
An ingenious machine is about to
be installed in the Bank OF England
for counting and sorting coin. 1t Is
| the invention Of a Swedish mechanic,
and is capable Of counting and sorting
money into bags or rolls al the rate
OF seventy-two thousand an hour.
| The new machine will do the work OF
about seventy expert cashiers.
The House OF Silence" is occupied
| BY Samuel Andrews. OF Bloomsbury.
Pa. The owner and occupan; Is a
deaf mute. and not stroke or sound
OF work was heard by those who aided
in its construction Every part OF
work on the house from LAYING the
foundation to installing the plumbing
was done 10y deaf mutes friends OF
Andrews, who live elsewhere in the
State.