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New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
NO THoMPsoNsTARRgTT co. RECEIVER.

Justice Seabury in Supreme Court, has denied
the application Theodore Starrett. formerly head
Of the Thompson-Starrett company, for a receiver
for the company. Justice Seabury said
None Of the parties this action would be bene
fitted by the appointment Of receiver, and such
action is not in any way necessary to safeguard
the rights of the plaintiff. The appointment of a
receiver would njure. rather than preserve the
property. Under the circumstances here disclosed
[ think IL would he abuse of judicial discretion
to grant this motion
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

oSc IN New 1 OTh.
Dec II 6 30 p m
Dec %. G 30 p m
Dec 25. q 80 ? m
Dec 2S. O. 80 p m
Dec. q, q so 3 m
Dec IS, D so p m
Dec 81. 90 p m
Dec 81. $40 p m
Ian. IA $50 o m
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
FRIDAY DECEMBER Is.
Brings man
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY

TODAY
Mail Vessel
Line. closes sails
Iugftaula LIVERPOOL CunIrd m a N
White star. T:3O IL 90 a IN
1lIeChanv Havti Tamb-A Am. 900 IL go
Admiral SChey. Jamaica, l. + CO.. $50 m 900
bermuda. quebec 900 IL II 90
Finland. Antwerp. Red star 1000 a IN
,oral. Galveston. Mallory ..-.---.---. - 90
Alamo T.mra. Mallory -...-..... y
Teff old Dominion. 300
THURSDAY. DECEMBER Il
Hrcague HaNre. French. 700 1000 a m
Mexico havana. Ward 300 l2NO
Guiana Barbados Quebec II 40 800 m
selreEse. Para, Booth 2th 300
Kansas City Sa ~annah, savannah -.-- 3-nu
Princess f-nne Norfolk. on Dominion. 800
FRIDAY. DECEMBER Il.
Niganca. Nassau. Ward .l2.Oo 800 m
Kits, 1.ei a m 800
Frirs Hayti. Royal Dutch. .ll:oO Loo IN
t'omanche. JAG ksouyille, Clyde 100
Hamilton. Norfolk Old lominiun.-.-- 800
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
STEAMERS At FRoEleN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Queenstown Dec Is S:32 ul-Lucanla (Br). New York
Liverpool
Bremen. 10 II nl-kaser Wilhelm II Ger. New
York Plymouth and CherbCurg
Copenhagen l2-Excesior tCfer) New York
PfTsFus Dec 12-Irene tAustJ York via Oran. etc
Trieste Dec 12-laura CAustJ. York via Naples
valencia Dec 9-Panaghi LykiardOpOulO CGrkl, New
York for Barcelona etc
Bay, Dec 15-Aberlour (Br). New York FOR Mel
bourne Sydney, etc.
Melbourne
Lisbon Dec 1o-Erika GER York.
Seville Dec 11-Thornley tBrJ New York
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
THURS DAY. DECEMBER Il
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer
Hawaii. japan. Iorea, china and Philip
uino Islands Cil san Francisco
Korea ..... ....-.- -. 90.
Tahiti, Marqursas Islands. New zealand
and australia teNCept Vest tNla SaI
Francisco Ma. iposa ..-....--.....-
Japan. Corca and China ,vi1 Tacoma)-
Japan. Corea China and Philippine Isl
ands tvia Vancouver and Victoria, B
CO. Empress Of China -..---..-.
Australia tcxcepr W@sn. New Zealand
FIN Islands and New Caledonia tvia
Vancouver and Victoria. Il. CHA
rama ..--....-. -....-. ..-.-- %,
Hawaii. japan, C7rea, China and fhlllp-
pine Islcnds tvia san Francisco Nip
pon MHru ........, ....,..... ....-.
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands ,vid
san FrInCiscol-I. :. transport ---...
Japan. Co1en and China via Seatte)
Japan. Corea china and Philippine lsl
ands (yia SeattleJ-kaEa Maru,.....
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 7:19 sunset 1904 Moons D
WATER.
A M-Sandy i:1O Island 2:1O 4-O3
P. M-Sandy 12O Gov. Island 2:O5 Hell 3:5s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06
StGbtiid)c &crurbnnngcn.

nic grnc aer 9,,,bhorfbo,t fart irorno eiuc
Ssrrinu irIrrhnih Npr gtnntnrett;e brist fpll
N',',cs l$rrnshnn. ffbulSin hpi,,nneu nrrhpu.
,,rS f,r,, nm cirrr ,rrcifsr Northumberland 9Iits.
' '"~ tn mSyinitrrs Hier Rrr,nYen ncrIdieSes
now W SSSi,5bHItmHnrir nor etnSt J;nitimprr pnr
nNsnn, {rirncnsrirstr,r in eiIpr JSnIi teiitrtinu her
tint IA Itimnre nrItNcn mrrhen iIttS meuu cS
i'm bprnltaitrut SnE hcinute Rcripu bercits
nnNTyneysHTit III i'm bSrein}timnr NIT hcul
crits,, I;Ir,,rnnhrr 6icffs Glhirhmittes inu hir.
fcIhs' ma IIIsHfriiibrrrttn mini mctrtoer MS nm
iii,tf SSunTs tSS 0VG' rrrS ,rirht Miner Ma
t[iii"ni,tio SnGnrs tS.0 0ol bcitrnft ,prIrhcu nSrr
grnehnltrIr mcrorn Nrtt yltbritSrrunrn Srrit0
my Sir himnnife lSrije melthp mt6nlirh III
mn thtiu1r nbrr non bciautrn S,uIIb ami o1G
XII, XII ni,% Der bcinntrr Sf1GGb6nrirbnif an enls
iEr,ter rorr eS inu i'm ncr gJ{ucht ocS Srics
Strnif nm nih ,ucntupr ais 81 uno ridt
inebr ais so ouiuierltueIl lnn beufelben cheIs
tGls au5ubultcIL Den bciuotclt llno in oM bi,
mnuiteu lNeiie IN t6ntel pner ans Der belrcis
icnnct J,Hnbnrftlii M cntfcrncr' SoIhe ser
,Dnen inLlrII ucnpunocII ielu sic pci1dlet Sun
&c ars5nItcfert, uno i'm Sale tic lid ipei9errL.
oirtee IN INN. IN cs Sic lfItht iracro cll1cs
Enli5ei6rnmtcn obcr ciucr anocrcn BON Der
StGSt GItoriiirten Rcrluu. iplbru SUM m
iracun elmer 3eit ma bel jrOeuo elmer Sclcucus
heIt auf1lfaiicrl luo AMI Die mnulihit lllcnids
lthe INciie lln5ubrinacu,
Nieunuo iuII inter Dem ilueiicn EarnQru
rhprl meier MbtbetuIuu ihulnta beiuuoeu mcrs
nrr. uuaaruuiumCu AMI ole 9lnudbCu bon 3nCi
pScr mcbr Sciiacit ncbetI oclticfIi0cit Der Scr
ian mclChe sic WefhperNc erbebt hin.
IS iull inter oicier 9lbtbeiluitG niht MOTH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06

Gin Woroer aus IGnild d.
" c it 49, Gem Spiiriinn
rcS GetcftibS @oAon lit cS %gelungcn,
eineS Woroers bobboit ST. mcr0en,
Der 1905 in Sre0eriditnO oltf ct.
Groir, elmer Der oGniidcn Snieln III
S%9cItinoien, cine Grnlt orrd) 0craif'
ten INNS Seben brad)tc. IS lit Dies
ser Ncger Scjetinb Smitb, Der bon
Hid)tcr Grammar cine Icd)3monatlide
@ciGn0niBitroic 5uOiftirt crblelt, Die
ON I. Nilli oblGllit. Gcteftiu Slogan,
Der BON ocm Wproc &cnutniB crbielt,
iebte iid) nit Dem oGniiden Gicefon'
jul Soaaor u. &oppcl in &%erbinoung
uno trni gcitcrn Hieutcnant Suoiuig
y. Ientler bier ants ct. Groir eiL
Ger ocn Neger I'M @cfGngnib oils oen
oeS in 1905 bcgnngcnen Werocs
SfulOigcn ibentiii5irte. @enn Die
Stroi5eTt oes 9tegerS obl1lit, uiel-
leid)t aber id)on friiber, miro oerielbe
an Die bGniiben 9eboroen ollsgelie.
iert perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06

@nieboll.-9ie Orioles" ipilr.
Den Gcitcrn bon Dem Gluhpon Telu-
orf Gcihln9cn. Sic baben iomit bon
Den bier Spielcn, oic Tie in oieier
@ode oli beimiidcr Groe geipielt,
0rci pcrlorcn. 9ie Scooter" morert
geltern Mbeno begreiiliherlpeile
it)lcttcr Solrne. Gle geitrigen Spielc
Der Clubs Der oitlihen 2igo perlie.
ien mic iolgt: Sn Baltimore - BAL.
tinlore I, Nelunrf Z; IN Wontreal -
Montrcol 0, Hodcitcr 3; iu Seriep
Gitp - Scriep Gitp 1, Nropioence
3; IN Soronto - Soronto 2, 9ui
fulo 1.
9ouin peftor 9 re It 0 II 5eigt
in1 nGelltifen Gorreiponoenteu" an,
naB Froteitc gegen uerid,ieocne Zip
rlifationen fir Yriuilegien bis beIlte
1G llbr in ieincm Vurcnu cingercid)t
meroen miliien.
SeIb it morbperlt d. - Serr
Wilianl Z. Wonnind irilberer Gbef.
Sngcnicur Der Baltimore Ohio.
9obn," brobte iif am Somitog in
leiner Mobnung, Nr. 80, Sit.Yreiton.
StroBe, cine JieuoIpcrpunoe I'M &opf
BET mo liegt ictt i'm Linton Hrote.
itnnt @oipital" ifluer ~uerpunoet bar.
nieoer. Die Sbut iou in einem 81.
i!oloe %ncrp0icr acknowledgements
%bc0nngen iuorocn icin. Serr Man.
ming bolite Den tunnel Der
Baltimore. 3 biosnbn."
Gr6ielt 0cu 3. 8rab. =
Sr. So6n Gittmar, Ser befonnte
3rc6slcrnleiItcr, erbielt in ser geItri.
gen 2ogenlibmg ser .Sinceritp.
Gage Nr. ISL" oen oritten @roo mo
nod Scr Sieung lpuroe oas grelg.
nib bel Srn. Nenrp Sdleunes in
beiien nStag.Sole." Nr. 800, Sano.
pcrItrabc, oui wiiroige @eiie geieiert.
Sr, Sd)leuncS lieB bel oeu anlaB Ell.
len Smbib ierpirer, Der ieiner be-
rilbnrtcn Slide allc Gbre bereitete.
Eoitor Eoine q eItorben.-
Toitor u. $. Goine, ser Heftor ser
Mt. Golporp airte, lit i'm glter BON
81 Snbrcn in ieiner @obnuns Nr.
SIG, Norp.G utap-S traBe, an elmer
Complication bon 8~ranfbeiten ge=
Itorbeu. gr mor oreiBi9 Sabre lang
Heftor ser 8emeinoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06
Mnnnbaitc @urtc.

Stuotprofurotor Bruce iogt, boB
Sobn g. Ho6ertion feline geeiGneta
Eeri0nlihfcit sur llebernobme
pom itGOtiiheu Gontroftcn lit. -
Gr wiiroc i6ut fcinen itGotii6en
Gontroft ii%bertrogcn.
Stootproturotor Bruce iprof ges
tern ieitc Nniid)t iibcr So6n 9. Go.
bertipn ans, ser nod ieinenl eigenen
@eitGnouiB ocn StroBenourh6ruhs.
GonrmiiiGrcn Widbom mo Otarine
@citedJu1gaAcIocr 5dblte. ngtotiirli6
tonn id," iogtc SEER Bruce, lin Die
ier N~ngclegenbeit MIR meme perlon.
lide Nniiht au5iprehen. Sd uiiroe
al Hobcrtlon oltd nid)t 0en gering.
fiiNigiten Gontrnft pcr9eben, ga Der
'elbc Ieincnl eigenen @eItGnoniB nadI
fem Geci9neter Mann lit, Inn nit Der
Sto0t @eld)Gite 81 tbltn mo i'm &c.
iebliden Siune fem ucrontluortlitar
Dieter lit. CAB Die S~troBcnourd).
brlld)5.G onmiiiiou cbenio 0enten mic
id), lit luobl aus Der Sbntiodle erlid)t-
lid 0oB lie Die o@cncrol Yoping &
Contribution Co." 0cren Erdiioeut
Scrr Hobertlon lit bel ibren Gmpfeb-
lllllNen fitr EflaIterlntgeu iibergan.
gen bobcn, obnobl oicic Gompognie
3. ., bel Scr Eflo1terin1g scr 30. Str.
boS nieorigIte Mn9cbot 9citelt bate.
Wtein 3lpcd mar, olS i6 SCrrn &c
bCrtion III Scr lcttcn Situng Ser
neutrality-suspicious. = GebGr0c iiber
sic n@cncrol Touing on0 Gonitrucs
tion Co." Die Nnhiolgerin Der oWto.
ruIon0 Eopcmcnt Co." oltSirogtc,
all@Sliin0cn, Oh oiclc meme 9ompog.
ME nid)t MIR ulti Dem Eopicr beltebc.
Oblpohl ih iibcr5cugt bin, oaB oieie
ncllc @CIclid)ait cine bona iioe Cont
poanic lit, miiroe i) nienlalS oofiir
'tinlnlerL @crrn Mobcrtion perionlidl
cincn Gontrnft SIT iibertrogen, nod eI.
llcr %Gonlpognlc, bon Der CT 10 gut mic
Der Gigcntbiimer lit. Nod ioute Die
Stoot nit Scrrn Nobertlon ais Ser.
trctcr irGcnO elmer Gompognic per-
hnnOcIn. IS lit inbeB cine nnoere
Srogc, Oh Die Stnot @clhGfte nit CT.
ncr G%ompngntc Ocrluei9ern Jolt, mir
neil Hobcrtlon cin NftionGr lit. SSh
babe Ncb0rt, baB Hobcrtion olS Yrd-
liocnt Scr Gonlpognic 5uriidtreten
miro. mo oicS miiroc oen Sodper.
bolt Gn0crn. IS lit nod etrpos III
9ctrodt 81 5iebcn. Scrr Sippett Ill
cin AftIonGr oIeicr Gonlpo9nie, unN
cntplanqcn mir bon Oenllelben piele
mcrtbuollc Conformation fir bic
.8roft" llntcrlldlng 9eaen Die $50.
@idbom un0 Worinc. Sh bin Der
Nniift, Dab cr ais G%brcnnatn bart-
6eltc ul0 0it Stoot ibnt 9unf idul.
oct. IS lpGrc obcr Elm idlchtcr Ianf
iiir Scrrn Sippett, ipenll mir ouS Nm.
gebot Der Gompognie 5liriidrpieien,
MIR mcil Hobcrtion nit bcrielbcn per.
blln0cn lit. Goiicl6c gilt bon Serrn
S6nin0."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06
3nr SnuScira9c.

SHF SnhOtfrn9r.
&iclc Softer i'm @%unocbciu an scr
GHior StrnBe. - Nlld &obcn fol
len BORT 3riillNt iinocn. - %Siro
oltd) S0mmclpluG fir Sl0be unh
0nbcrc &iCdjcr. - @oS Gin CHER.
or5t logt. - Golfer Nlun0 IN
G~odfcpSUilc.
Gic tiir5Iid 0c0riinoetc SutOe.
Neims0eicQidoit, bic fiir berrcnloi2
@ulOc IN Mr.. $40, Grior-Str., cin
&cim cinJcrid)tet bot, i0brt tort, fir
Munoc 81 lorQcn mo g%cgcruu6rtig
mcr0cn BORT % &Gtcr beberbcrgt. Die
0ciClll6oit bat bcrcit9 olf 0Cn1 Gan.
oC bel 6orutcrn t9 &l1Oc untcrgcs
trodlt. Sn Der nGd)iten NSoNc miro
Die 8clcli6aft oltd) onfangcn, fir
&ntcn ST. IOr1cr. Sp0ttcr lpollcn be.
hnlptcn, Dos @olls 9tr. $40, Gniors
Str, miiroc nit scr 3cit oltf Gin
3ufludtaplat iiir 6l0De, 6licgen unb
WioSQllitos.
@oS Elm Sbicrar5t iugt.
Der ollS Griobrtng rebcnbc Gbicrs
or5t Or. &obn ". Spronfliu OH ser
@urlorb. Npcnnc iogt &~p0ropbobiu
lei in Baltimore I'M NbnebmeuL ncDs
me inn AQgcnrcinen IN Sen Ser. Stoos
ten nber 5lt. Soll Wiitte Sunuor bis
jctt bat CT II Sun0c gct0otct, Die ibnt
5lr Yflc9c iibergcbcl marcll uto Nns
2eid)en bon Sollnlltb cntpidelten.
Ct. Sprnnflin bcbnllptet, Dob aus
5000 Sun0en MIR cillcr Ole Coli
mutb babe, mo I'M SSilltcr trcte Die
&rnnfbeit b1uiiger ouf oils int Soms
n1r. &n ncitn 3cbntcln Scr Der.
mcintlid)cn Solllputbfdlle i'm Com.
nlcr, ingtc cr, litten Die Sun0e MIR
on Der SPITE. s
Sollcr Sunb in GodcDS.
uillc.
Gii, Sunb bes SormcrS 2inmooH
<. Yorf3 SIT %Godepapillc, Baltimore
Gointp. muroe am Wittlpoh bon Der
Go1luutb befollcn ilnb rib eincm
Mtouleicl cln Stiif Sleiid) ans Der
Nnie. SEER GorfS bate porbcr lfon
bcnbiidltigt, bet Softer, Der lid cigcn.
tGiirllid) beunbm, ST erldieBcnL Ieine
Ionlilic Bot i'm jcbod), eS nidt 81
tbun. Nodocm ober Die @eitie ben
Wtoilleiel onacgriiicn, iogtc Serr
Norf5 Dem Softer cine altgcl burh
Den aopf.
lob blcibt unau geflGrt.
Sn sSolgc Der @eigerling Der Sat.
tin oc5 on Wiittpo6 I'M WtorDla1O
Yulgcnteincn Soipitol g%eitorbencn 80
Sabre altcn George 81. Sapis, cine
Nlltoplie an Der Seide pornebnlen gu
loIlerL bleibt cS rmaufgefldrt, mas
Den So6 bc5 WonneS berbeiiiibrte.
Gapis nllroe Dor mebrcren, @od)en
bon 5rpci @ltaooggen 5erfleildt; BON
ser SoQmllt6 f6nnen Die bcioen Sltn'
DC obcr nid)t beieiien getueIen ieint
hcrn lie lcbcn nod nno ge6en nid]t
bic oeriI1gItcn 9(r5eihen bon Spbro-
pbobia. 81. q. g. Geirlc, Scr Dos
Giciige %oiteur-Snititut fiibrt, lit Der
s(nii6t, ooB onrd bic giiie Scr Sunoe
0ll,tpcrgiitung eingetreten lit.
SON einem &unbe ge6iien II.
MI Grctcrs, nube 2ombarosS troBc,
ipurOc geitern Nadmittag Der As
Sabre olte Ncger Ganiel @iliams
bon Hr. 2l5, Noro.0 aaoS-S trabc,
BON einem 9cni. SotiSfp geb0riaelt
Surl0e in bas linfe 0ein aebiiier. Gr
purbe 81 einem slr5t gelanot mo
BORT perbunoen.
te aMaE E4gs s8f,Kt gF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06
StGStiidle Grruronnngcn.
MT. 1889
6iue @erpronung in ge5ug nui bic ~Jicgelnug
pes StrnHenuerfchrs. |

Gel es pom Mupor uno Stuoirntb bon &at
tim0re pereronei. mie lplal:
artifrl I. = Msscluna oes etrafeuucirbrs,
Nbf6niit I. - Subrucrie 5ir rediel Sette.
- Subrlperie IIiiiicn iib 5lr redtet Sette Der
Wiitie nller Straben balien.
slbi6nitt q Sid begearieuoe Snbrlucrte.-
Slbrperfe. ole lid heeeIielL Hilitell lND re6is
bon eiRanoer 1lisipeinen.
@bibnitt 3. - Subrperic. Die unoerc itbers
bolcn. - Snbriperfe, bic auhcre iiberboler.
iniiien iib bei'm Sorbeitabren 5ur Gluten oerl
felheH balien.
Ibidnitt 4. - 9lisipeihen uno uniuDren. ~
Ser auiiober oocr Die iiber eiE Subrtuerf ole
gluiiiht i~iibrenbe Rerion ion. ebe er nm ole
9de elmer S!tube fdbrt ODER iuenoei oncr CT bon
HdnofteiR'4 trie bon Straber ubidbrt noer bort
aHbdlt, sbdrauf dtteGt. ub ctn ,aeniiaenoer sat
fret bon dnoeren 5ibruericn III, 10 oob cine
ioIte gSenouua NnbaIlcl ODER IridDrerI nit
Gi6erbeit gemabt merocn fanlt mn CT loH
bGnn elm oeilili6 llbibOreS ODER bbrbare@ St9'
nat Reber.
@6ihnitt 3. - slii Der rebten Seite IN cine
anoere Stratc lpcnoen. - Sin Subrlueri. bHs
5Ir Red)ten in eine onbere Strabc tdbrts FOL!
nm ole Ode 10 ndbe, ais nlhGli6, sum HaNo'
itein menoen.
yiamIdI:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06

Sin Sag in Sabr, Der Eiinsitmons
tag, fat icit cincm %icrtcljabrbnnocrt
bic ScntidJcm galtimurc'S ubnc TN
tcridJicS Der GOniciiion i'm Sicnite
ocs @obltbnnS Dcrcint; nnb ~
iuiro's audi bcncr icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06

gbidnitt g. 3ur 9inien IN cine 1roerc
ctraBe meHher. - Sin Sibriueri, o1o iItr
qiufeu i'm cine unnere StyGBe idbri, l0u pnr
Der 2Seuoun9 sur Iiediel nto nbcr ole Mtiiiels
linie Der 1rtlt6itraGc pdllireli.
yt0mltdI;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06

EG6e sur Geiie in's Anslan6 &c.
iorst 6. &aine, Nr. 413, Ei.Yalti.
moreiraRc, nabe GMitom Soaie Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06

Nbfhuitt 7. - Sreu5eu bon Gtrabrl. Glll
Subr,pGTf mas hon elmer Geiie Der StrnBc ilr
annSeren irem3t. toa oc5 ourb clue NclIolula
6Ir ginlen tbnn, in o%crielbet Nlhiln9 ME
Der Nscriebr aui ie1cr 1telte ocr StfuBe'
NlmliG:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06

Glub pUrbciaeiubren. nint umorcDt mo 5t-
riidfebrt. bis er cine SiituIt6 bon jluci SirG
beilsSeuierten iiber iOlcben EluB btlausgeiuDs
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-11-20
Delirium 1rAmens.

The familiar symptoms of deli
rum tremens, known as Snakes"
have been made the subject of study
with some interesting results. It
appears that what have been sup
posed to be hallucinations have a
certain sort of evidence in fact.
Certain blood vessels in the eyes
become congested and assume a
dark color. These when they ap-
pear on the retina, which is ordi-
narily transparent, suggest to the
nervous and overweight patient
the presence of some moving, living
creature. Imagination, of course,
increases the nervousness, and final
ly the mind becomes SO disordered
that the form of an offensive crea-
ture is suggested. As these fancies
grow by what they feed on, it is
easy to see how creeping and crawl
ing things may fill the soul of the
victim with the most horrible SEN
sations.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-11-20

done. People may talk and
suggest, but, without a united
effort, with everybody for a
booster in a common cause, not
much if any good can be accom-
plished. What is "everybody's
business is nobody's business,
but with a commercial club
every project which promises
benefit becomes the business OF
the club, and the city is thereby
enabled to grasp opportunities
as they present themselves-the
city is alive, awake and prosper
Gus.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-11-20
Bad Symptoms.

NINA q 1sr0,o hoc vorlr1ion1 hAaA.
Ing Woman VINO mas pesnu,cal nc.1
sSnos, osckscne, sees imaginary ossA
spots or specks hoatlng or dancing before
ner eye:, ne3-gnaw'ng ostress Or neevy
full feeling N stomach, faint spells, drag
gins down ceiling in lower abdominal or
pelvic region, easily startled or excited,
irreRukf or painful periods. with or With.
ont rklvic catSSrhp Il snHerinS from
Veakn{sses d6era neements That shon; "a
have exY1v at2hntiOn' Not ali Of ahoyo
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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-11-20

The ancient Persians believed in
the renovation Of the earth. A
comet in the course of its revolu-
tons will strike the earth and set it
on fire. Rivers of molten metals
will float down the mountains and
deluge the valleys. All men must
pass through these streams. Tho
good will find them like baths Of
milk. The evil will find them like
torrents Of lava, but they will be
purified thereby and finally will join
the good upon the new earth and
sing praises to the eternal source Of
all. This belief was held also
among the American Indians and
the Hindoos. The Egyptians believ-
ed the earth would be destroyed by
fire and water. The Chaldeans said
that when all the planets met in
the sign of Capricorn the earth
would be overwhelmed with q del
uge Of water, and whenever they
all met in Cancer it would be con-
sumed by fire.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-11-20
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB.

No city or small town should
be without q commercial club.
There are so many important
steps in the progress OF q NUM-
cipality, the furthering OF which
belongs naturally within the
province OF n commercial club,
that the city that has no such
organization cannot adequately
realize what a great boon it has
missed. Under many circum.
stances an organization OF this
kind is indispensable to the pro-
per development and advance
ment of a town in every way.
In the first place, to have and
to maintain commercial club
the business men OF the town
must be interested, in u mutual
way, in everything that will ben
eft the whole community. They
must be capable OF uniting upon
any and every proposition that
will assist in the growth and
betterment of the city; even if it
is something that does not ap-
pear to be OF any direct benefit
to the individual. Ii it is an i'm
provement it cannot fail to ben
eft at least indirectly.
Ii anyone suggests an idea
that has merit along the line OF
municipal improvement, the
commercial club is the body
whose duty and privilege it is to
take up the idea and push II
along. Whom a stranger comes
into the city, looking over the
field for the location Of a mill, OF
factory, or some other industry
it is the business OF the CONNER
cial club to extend to him wei
come and encouragement ano
provide assistance, il necessary
for the acquisition Of a suitable
site. II some prospective home
seeker requests information re
garding the advantages Offered
in or about the city the com
mercial club properly takes thu
matter in hand and sees tina
the desired knowledge is prompt
ly sent forth. If the city has
grievance OF which to complain
or a request to make, concern
ing some railroad or other COZ
poration it is the natural dut.
Of the commercial club to tax
the necessary steps looking t.
the amelioration OF the difficult.
or the granting OF the request
Without an active and vigor
GUS commercial club, thes
things cannot, or will not, b
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-11-20
List of Missing Books.

Thirty books belonging to the
school library have been missing
since last year, having been taken
out by persons who have lost them or
neglected TO return them. Following
IL a list OF these missing books as sub
united for publication In the hope
thai they may be recovered:
In the reign Of Coyote, Chandler
Jack and Jill. Alcott
Little men,
Hoy Tommy saved the baro, Otis
The Brownie Primer, Banta
Stories Ut heroic deeds, JOhonnot
Stories Of Great Americans, Eggleston
Birds Xmas Carol, Wiggin
Alice of Old Vlncennes, Thompson
The Virginian, Wister
Little people Of the snow, Mouler
Hoosier Schoolmaster, Egsleslon
Lorna Doom, b acknou
Queenie's whims, Garry
Stories Mother Nature told her Chill.
| dren, Jane Andrew
Ships that pass In the night, Horra-
| den.
] Orations, Cicero
Masterpieces and the history OF liter
| ature, Vol. 6.
|
]. Little folks of other lands.
Jane of the windmill, Ewing
Bonnie Prince Charley, Henty
JOS Boys, Alcott
Year Book Lept of Agriculture. 1903
Pioneer histories OF Mississippi valley
Heart of Oak, book VIII.
The Little Duke, Yonge
Tanglewood Tales, Hawthorne
Little Taxes, Cooke
The Spenders, Wilson
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-11-20
RATHDRUM ]
Long o. Short Sleeves,

Here IS a scheme by which one
may have a long or short sleeve in
one gown. Make a sleeve that
reaches to the wrist. Finish SO that
1t will be large enough for the ell
bow also. Then take a strip of en-
broldery that has perforations on its
lower edge in color like the waist
and stitch it straight around the
sleeve i've inches below the shout
der seam. Make a band of the
goods one inch wide and sew pretty
buttons IN groups all around it.
stitch this about five inches-this
Will depend upon the sleeve length,
also whether elbow length or not is
Preferred-beIow embroidery per-
loratlons. Fasten the perforations
over the buttons if you desire short
sleeves and unbutton when you
"ish them long. The decoration is
attractive ON either. Intuition
"hen you wash waist.