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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-18
ArchItects concIude conventlon

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Ameri-
can Institute of Architects today con-
cIuded it's forty-second annual conven-
tion, after electing officers and adopt
ing a series of resolutions, the most
important of which provides for the
creation of federal bureau Of fine arts.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-18
civil Service Reform League Pleased

PITTSBURG, Dec. l7.--Delegates tc
the twenty-eighth annual convention
Of the Civil Service Reform league
which opened today, are highly elated
over the recent order granting a large
number Of fourth class postmasters
the protection of the merit system
The president of the league, Joseph II
Choate. formerly United States am
bassador to Great Britain, was in
structed to telegraph President Roose-
welt congratulations on his recent or
der 'fn aid of civil service advance
ment."
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-18
Refuses to Name AssalIant

NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-John Farley,
a night orderly was slashed nearly to
death with a razor last night in the
lounging room at the Marque barracks
in the Brooklyn navy yard. Farley re-
fused to reveal the name of his assail-
ant Rivalry over a girl is said TO be
at the bottom OF the affair.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-18
WAR DECLARED
BY VENEZUELA
fContInued FROM Page onel

state department today from Hibben.
the American secretary of legation at
Bogota, Colombia:
I'm view of the blockade established
and the capture by the blockaders of a
Venezuelan vessel, the head Of the gov
ernment of Venezuela. after assuming
extraordinary powers of the defense of
the country, has declared a state OF
war"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-18
Head d Boston council Arrested

BOSTON, Dec 17.-Leo f. McCul-
Tough, president Of the common council
of Boston, tonight surrendered himself
to the police. He is charged with per-
jury and conspiracy to defraud the
city out Of $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-18

Frame your picture for your friend. san
born, Vail a. Co., 484 and 1856 8. Broadway.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
9anoliu eaer Splip.

@pilfet CT at foretreffe / timelig,
I legennlig, / %oa1Oelig og / moralif
@enieenOe?
llagtet ieg fife ar gommel 6per-
fen / grfaring eler SLIDER, biz ieg
cog ifripe nogle Banter ongaoenoe
roennGpnte Spprgsmool.
Seq biz begpn0e meo Sen timelige
SIDE al Sogen % fremietter ga
rogle Spprgsmool: 8uroe 8Dfo[=
fene ioge uo poa Son0et / It9rre
@ra0, eno Sc biotil bar giort? %
pilOe Sc beore oeres gfonomiIfe
&aar oerbeo?
Gr 2on0lipet / timelig SenIeenoe
beore ems 8plipet?
Seq pooitoor, at 9on6lipet er
6e0re / timelig @enieenoe ems 8p=
tibet og bill gtbe nogGe al mine
@rnn6e til at beptie min Eaoiton6.
Spor mango psf. al bort Soft / 8D<
erne og ba i9rlig / Be it6rre 8Der
eier eget Stem eGer bar egen SSor=
refining? Oct bill iiffert finn blipe
ct lille @ntoI.
Sanomanoen eQer Sarmerer, I'M
ner boilfet 0aon ban er beoIt fenot
tblanot os, eler oerimoo / Sc fla1te
Silfeloe BEN 6arm, Fan leber poa.
@r ban Ell 2eier al en- Sorm eier
ban | 9feglen 8eiGtningan og Surm-
%re0ifo6erne, og ban fan ga let blipe
@ier at en- Sarm, bbis ban bill tage
moo set 2ano, Uncle Gam" giber
bom gratis. Sar 8Dmonoen EN-
enelte Gbance Zig oenne? Seq tror
ret nGppe. Men Iob os ie, bborle-
ces ban bar Set.
Gor Sen @pman0en er en- iebn
Saanoperfsmano e1er ulmin6eliq
Irbei6er. Sans &aor er fife at
misunbe bom. l1iunhe 8apirmeQer,
itspeoe @elmsIer, Iarmenoe Sern-
pdrefabriffer, foru6en mango andre
mere eaer minore uiunbe Sobriffer,
baaoe for Segeme oe 6iaI, mooto-
ger bom ON @orgenen og ufleperer
bom ON @ftenen. San bar tient
en- goo 9ogl6n, "a Collars moo-
tie; men bpab bielper set? @It
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
Ssiaa cit Soc.

gn Sngenigr SEQ. &ierfeqooro,
bar / anif-@merifoneren" qtpet
SorIlag ON, at set oon1f-amerifon=
ife Soft itulOe forere Mooerlonoet
en- nnOerban0sbooo. 81 fenoer life
0D6ben / oenne Dor 2an6smanos |
@runOen noget eienoommeliqe Son-
fe; men bpis Ben er blottet for @qois-
mems mere Sil6sieltgbeoer CT Sen,
ielp omenO e~ienOommelig, meget
imuf og acknowledgements; s. b. +.
- finn iom Sonfe. Sgr1t us / Dir
feligbeoen piG Ri ofgiort tilfsie ct
begtfulot Sp6rgsmaolstegn, i6et pi
tror, at 9anif-@ merifonerne fan GA
66r minoes og itStte Sonmorf boo
en- an6en, min6re frigsbrommenbe
Moaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06

fes fra Sen enc 0oorligbe0 til BEN
onDen % enoer tiliioit lom Grog.
Oct er 10 en- olminoelig fenot Sag
uuereoe, ioo BET er unDttigt at Ifripe
mere Oerpm.
SuitnOer al Sorel0re gruer for
0en Dag, ga 0eres 8prn bill forlaoe
Sem og ipge 2pffen / Spen, bpor
Sltiin0er 6orer, ufan0te paa 2on-
set, trller Dem.
Soo til Slut nogle faa @fsempler
ongaaen6e ugu0eltge 8Der. 5000
mo og @omorra er ofifreffenoe Cts
clnpler. @erren flyer ON &aper-
nalm og 8etbloiOo, at set ifal gao
Dem p9rre paa 9ommenS Sag emo
Sooomn og Ninepe, en- itor So |
Giprien, iom 6leb eoeGogt for iin
ltore llguoeligbeOs Sfplo. @ao
iGfliile N6Sse CIT nIIlsh6ai24s
rms, Si0on og mango andre Itore
Sper, iom tilfi0it oGe bleo Sbelogte
poa @runo al ltgnOeGigbeO. Ct mon
Moroliteten / 8pen beore mi. Seq
tror set life.
Set btl0e efter min Menino boz
re ct tort @ooe, bpis Ser / bort 6an-
ife Soft b[eb en- 5trgmfentring, fac
Set itore SilIfltb at hinge Meno og
&pinOer, iom 8pen mt foor fra 2on-
set, bIep poo 2on6et, Tom @uo BEL
tiger ioa rigt / timelig, / legemlig,
I %oonoelig og | moroIif @enieen6e.
81. g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06

y&ore 20sm. / uOl." i%friper, at
@engefriien / &gbenboDn for 8runo-
ejerbanfens &eOfommen0e 81. a..
ifpl0tes ct franlf SoniOrtiums Ge=
%turnering al @fticr til ct 8els6 al
! MiQ. &r., JONI man negteoe at
pmiette poo @rlt1o al 6inunsmi-
ritter 2asiens fo~rtpiolebe Solopoli-
tit.
~Nul6org etiftStio." ffriper 81.
anoet: Otter 6orlpoen0e ifal 81
nansminiiter .&osien bape facet til
helt Ell M oprettet franif Sr0en:
&racb MeoaiIlen. Sen ifal
til epige Sioer bore 6am ct Min0e
en-, at ct lille 2uno og en- fife ManG
life uitro1et fnn tilii0eiette Be
@eniDn, iom Stoternes mellem-
rigife @on0elsforbolO n9openoigger,
ON SolOforbolO og 8engeomiet-
ming 2anOene imeGem ifol gaa lin
roIiqe Sang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06

9onif-@merifanif @eIffab bar
boI6t fin aorliee @enerulforiamIinq
/ Chicago. Or. 80. Senins bolgtes
til Sormon6.
Nu bill Ri boobe, at Selifobet fan
o9 bill g6re noget ngo6t" for 9onif-
he6en / amerifo; og at 8robpe-
ninesurbeibet for gIbor mao bGioe
Iebet / ct iou iun6t o9 formuuls-
tienGigt @por, at BET fan bGibe til
@obn for babe bort gomGe og bort
nbe SeoreIono.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06

tltblicereoe Ell laa groD og Grefren=
fenoe 9eitploning imoo, JON Der bel
fan u0llDnges imo0 Ell &pin0e, Ell
&uItrlL en- Mto0er!
Der fortoltes ON oOen rige W}onO"
Der / 8loir, ON ct @elpg, ban a flag-
De / 0unrnarf pos zen nGr Slpgt=
ming, ,@pperen", ON Oennes unge,
inr1ffe Some, Der efter Ben RICE
M}onos @eipg Ocrbjemme fit 2pit til
at fontme til Imerifu o. b. Dog -
&iItoriens @~nfeltbeoer bar ingen ST.
teresle Der. M}en GSlenien / Ben bar,
at Ga &Gperen og bans Somilie
bopoe pGret ber en- SiO Goo ret Ri
req, benpeO ct Tar Nor), ,blep So
milien for6get, og BET bapOe &G-
beren ingen Sfplo l." 9GItiao: 9gg-
tefpiltoen beifploes for at bupe fpbt
ct Barn, iom ben6es Mano fife er
Sober till San ser tpnfes en- mere
9refrGnfen0e 8eifploning moo en-
@gtefpinne!
ut q. 5. g." fife bar oigtet
&iitorien, 0et forItonr ri bel. Wen
% Sen bar p1tbliceret Sen uoen an
set gfopn, moo @looet boIoes on-
iporligt for ben.
ga 9(rtifIen forefom, pibIte hi pao
0isie Ggne ligeiad 9oOt, bpem Boo
Oe Den rige Mono", uGeDeren", o.
GonS Some bar, iom ON Sc 6op0e
ppret nGpnt beo Nopn. Oct er
imiOlerti0 fife Dor Nqt ber at BE-
fotte os meo andre en0 &pin0en o0,
lao piot set ct ~npopenoigt, ben0es
W}ano. Men bun = ltoffeGs beifplote
&pin0e, Oenne lioanoe Meo0er, Ser
par l1Gr peO at mite Soritonoen al
Stnoslioelie - bun tilfommer
9GreSopreisning / ct Gftermple, 6l.
a. ogioa for benOes 86rns Sfplo.
Ser er lire Sing, ri bill pltnftere.
laa fan 2Gierne oemme:
1. Set er ca. 2 Iar, iioen Mon=
zen forlob Some og Sorn, % / al
oenne SID bar bele 8eiperet peo So
milienS llnOerbolo ppret peltet poa
Den forla0te &pinoe.
2. timber oenne 8proe bar BUN
list, ioa bet er Ell gnf, og iliOt, iom
beoit bun formoueOe, for at er6perpe
l~n0erboloet til fig ielu og berloeS
ire 9prn.
8. Igt6are Oonife apinoer og
~ hnt9Ao o5146TS4taou=
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06

@porle0e5 CT III Sarmerens %
bans 6anlilies aanoelige Stiuing?
Eager mon 6ornleren iom ell @el-
BED, ct ban Torllo for YplnalOen i
aan0eIig WtoOenDeO, lelp ON ban
END fattes nleget / at pGre pau Joni
me 5taGe, i0m BE beOlt uOpifl1oe
og aanOelige 9egapeller, Der fin0es
i @Den. 6nrnleren er frem ipr alt
It tGnten0e lienlelfe. Sans 9r=
bei0e banner bam l~aale0es. SEQ lit
odglige IrbeJ0e / @llos Natur fp=
Ter ban Staberens NGrpprelIe
lo1gt mere, emo Nrbejoeren
! Ypen gor set, bpor ioo meget lof=
fer StnO % SonOs ira oct beje
Maul, iom @u0 bar ifa6t o. 6eItemt
os til.
ut oue 6armer6prn life foor iud
GOD en- Stolegong, ION pnifeligt,
ifol piuigt i1tDrpmmes. Sil @en-
QGlO u1Ogoor De at blipe imitteoe
al Ben triltenOomsfjenoife Nun0,
iom mt er ED at iptte Jig / @ojin-
BET / 9plfplen. Obi fan 8arneiln
len beparcs ut:illittat, iaa ct Ser ct
Senlpel for Screen. ST 8ornets
SjGlelip iorOnrhet. bpaO ct Ser oa
tI!bage, lom Ono tom BRUCE? @oo0
ct 0~preborare / @uOs % MenneIfer
Zine ems en- ufproerpet pg u6eimit-
tet Wenneifeli9l?
Sao er Der til6oge ben moralif
SIDE al 9pan og 2onoet.
ut Snrmerne aQaIommen CT
IpOslnonltre, er langt ira Silfel~
Set, men iomneligner man @pens
og @onOets Wforolitet, iaa er 2on-
set o0ifiligt foruo til set beore.
81 Slogs umoralitet finoes
@pen % bar lit Spbap Ser. Sra
ganlfe lille al borer 9pmanoen
G0er % 6or6onoeIier ioa lang
0agen er. &eOeritpggelige &iitp-
riar goar fra 0fl1nO til M}1tnO. @Q=
le Slogs SpnOer gaar / Spong,
bemnelige iaupeliom Be oaben6ore.
IpiIerne 6ringer bper Dag lli6rige
9iitorier til Sorps. Spalte OBJ %
Spalte ne0 forteles Sfanoalerne,
BEN enc pGrre ems ben anoen. Sm=
trent aQe Menneifer / 8pen leIer
ben Slags Sing, Orpfter bem /
GGrflteoer, Schooner, / 0onlebaQer,
Il 5eotre, poo @~ooebi6rner og /
@iemmene Zen nlIig ofilutteoe
1571fsiog / TaD gorf, oeR Teufolote
Sbamiag, 9iper ct goot 9i0rog til
at belDie 6orbolOene / og 1toen for
9iemmet / Sc itore Sper. &aob<
benifa6en, 2i0erligbeOen, &pggesles-
beoen og NpOeliesipgen fremitiGes /
CRETE 6orper. 9aoget iao i%nopiet.
forogroet % ipnOigt bar nGppe fit
Si>eltpffe poo 2on6at.
st @}enneife, iGrligt ct ltngt @en-
neife, iom leper / en- flor 8p, % fife
CT %boIloitet meo @ltos Sros Sono-
heoar, bar bonifeligt peo at flare fig
for De mango ineOige 9(nlo6 al Oiu=
te(en. ScIp 9ern og 1nge fra gooe
Stem enber ti6t / Sor6prpelie.
hinge Mennaifer ira 2anoet lof-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06

@eter Observation-Disclosures, iom
tofte ct ~betpoeligt gtdre / Sen oonif=
omerifonife 8resleper0en, nooeoe
10 nutltrligpis ogiao 0e Oanife Aoi-
Ter. Sg iom aHeren tiente til &e-
ffomeitof for 9(Oiier beroore, iuole-
bes foritoor pi bar man fife peret
minore ieniotionsbegeiftret oerbiem-
me, noor +. Gfs. r@oIitifen" faG0te
Setter @atbioien On 6~unif-ameri-
fanif GrepFns". SCI unOrer pou ct
ioa mispiien0e l1OiGug al SournoGi-
ftif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06

gtaar 2eisrne benuenoer Jig til Solf, Der
ansrtsrsr I Plabet, enten for at tpbe bos benz
sIsr for at faa O%plpsnin9 ON bet auerterebe,
bsbss BE- aItib Omtole, at be iaa ausrtisies
Rentet I bette gla6. Oct nil pore til ser=
fbts Nptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
- hen0e, onfGN

= for eli lleoefig, flittig, omb1ggeliQ
og / oct bele toget erbor &pin0e og
Ell fGrlig Mooer. 8grnenes 6itre
Soorer oOer So6et al oere5 Mooel
tioner ogioa ON oct fiofte.
4. W}eo @pigbeoen pg Sen alpi
renOe CONNER for gle npgteoe BUN
Sano6eOen al BEN uoIlpngeoe 9e-
ltplOning. Gerpoa CT ser flere @io-
ner. Sent S6nOag 9lften mo0tog
bun Den 6euige Noober. Otter
Gems gtp0elie iog0e fun l~topfor0ret
,9fei BET er fife ion6t, bboo ban
Tiger ON mig" Oct 6prte Gofto=
rem og GrGiten, iom Itoo pes ben0as
Seng. @ere iogte tiGf6ieoe bun,
ioa 9oftoren borte set: u0e 6arer
lanmen ale tre." Oct bar benoes
tire Eigebern. gn beIigere Gofn-
ltelie al ct giOnesbpro ems nppntp
fen Der nGppe gipeS.
81 iful ioo Blot ~tilfoic, at Sen II
nen0e &pinoe ingenlun0e 0poe enc
cJler forGo0t. Meolemner al r0onif
GpIteri omfun6", ipm BUN tilberte,
tilfigemeo MenigbeosfoIf og &enner
G9rlig Fl. An0eriens ber / Spen)
idrgeoe om6pggeIigt for benoes Sor-
ll6oen6eoer og ferlige Gleie. 2ige=
ioo fit bum en- ifsn 9~egropelfe, JON
ftreItooes al nGpnte Sgiteriomfun6,
nleo ltnberitettelie fra here Sioer.
foritoor bt. 5 &irfen blep ser life
oleae tolt ifent og posienoe ro fra
Gal. s, 8 og 4, men 8oIt. 56ult3
omtuIte ogioo, at 8efploningqrne
imoo Ben of0s6e bar ugrunoeoe.
&Grlige Senber bar ogfao tuqet
fig al 86rnene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
ct Gftermele.

Soa er bun bSbl Sum tiGfommer
ct @ftermeIe.
@i er Iige %biemfommen fra S6r-
geguostieneiten ober benoe / BEN
6nnf Il1tberife Strife, og mems Bent
tes fiofte elmer, benbes gnbeIigt og
@egrobeIie ftoar os / friift Minbe,
bill pt ifripe ct 8or Orb.
Sg bbem er oct ioa, Der er 6eb?
SO, BET er en- banff &pin6e, iom Sen
tnnife 8ioneer" for fort Sfb fioen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06

9onmorf bor mi facet fit Sor-
iporsmerfe, Der foa oi6t pioes er ct
1oiIog of &~binoernes poIitiffe 8e=
negeIie. Sonfen fon 10 bore raIl
right. Men Sllemerfet bltr6e MI
oGigepeG efter Dor @ening babe pe-
ret ct @onopoG. SeIp en- fucces-
fuGb Soc b6r man fife BRUCE til
Sber0ribeGie.
9en bar man oItioo babe fit
SltGemprfe og fit Soribarsmerfe
SO + at nert?"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
Gerbensublttaing.

Gallfen on at afDoloe en- &erOens<
l~i0ittaing / &pbenbuun 1913 lpnes
nt iftQe Fine &irfeligfeO. Gen tenO=
tc Oanife 9lrfitefI Glrne Eeterlen bar
~u0orbeioet Fprttpbiat :Hlul1er oesan
sooen0e, El1icr, iann &<nollltrlTore-
ningen MT bar ntp0taGet til Sper.
t%cJelie.
Gfter bpr0 ser %clcnotleS fra Sd
f.nfcpn, pi( ocnNc pcotGnfte Ser
oensltOltiQing foo ct forbolospis
fprblpffeloe Ernfoug. 90 ganife
nutltrligt biz Observation-Disclosures
blipe Sen oominerenOe og melt re-
%prGientotipe 9lfOeIing poa ltoitii-
Iingen. SurIig sen ienere SiOs Sus-
r;nnOsbeppQelies Heirltater bill font
ME til at prGge l1oitiuingen. Wan
regrer ollereoe me0 en- iiffer Itruc=
tion lpecielt / 0ertne &enIeenoe. Sg
0eri timber pi noget gunlfe enel tua~
etlOe glGoesbringen0e, at Set netop
lfal blipe Sen 0anife Susmanosba=
rGgeli e, iom pil blipe lat til &oi=
6oros beO en- iooOan &er0ensl1olttl=
Tina. Sanfen la0er hi iou dua pt6ere
til aQe bore 2on0smpn0s nGrmere
GftertGnfning.
S6prigt boober Ri, at Glanen ON
0enne &eroens110ItiQing / 9onmorf
mao 6lipe reulileret. Get bill itf-
fert funne foo lin Itore Setponing
for 2on0et, booDe in6enrigs % lt0en=
rigs let. Gg Set btloe boonobGpe
set olm6n 6efenOte 6aftum, at er
9anmarf END lille er BET oog olliga-
pel uenoeligt Itprt. Oct bill flurt
% tnoelt9t operbepiie @eroen ON,
Gbao BEN ganife bit uomerfet peo,
men fife ditto reipefterer: at <nb=
ifob, at Ion0 er Mogt, at Splps=
ming er <ltltrens 8onebrpoer, %
ct 6olts be0lte &eroensbaIoit.
@pis 0enne GerOensl1oItiQing II,
ifulOe 6lipe beitemt, ioo ipnes hi
bar BET Chen, at 0anif- Imerifa.
iterne og Nmerifo : Goniferne iom=
lcOes til ct StGpne / port gomIe
2onb. lttbipliomt b9r man fife MI
me0 Oenne pppige 9ailigbeo for gie
for6alte Jig meO 1logen Slo9s ltsrre
Oonif : mlerifonIf Stepne / 9on=
mari. Sar man pentet iaa(gso
errrr ca. 4 Tddneoers 5pgQom
% MI man peo set ioo tibligt, bill
Ser bore rig 9eiligbeO til at ipnre
Eerlqe ira, ioa man Noret 1918 fan
foo 600 Hoo0" til at foa ct rgoot
lt0bptte" al EN- Heiie til 9anmarf og
0ens GerOensltoIttGing, fom hi, ioni
iogt, boober og ogioo formooer bill
Glipe til Girfelid6e0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06

cit, bbaO al p~ooGibeGigt, Ser. er
framfommet ON @anffriien 6erbiem-
me, fremgoor oct, at &riien mere
en6 noget on6et ifpI6es en- uiunb
@oGitif og bil6 Experimentation, og
at &riien i(et life bar en- Blot og
bor finonciel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
%

tIiner ienbt til Subfribenter, inbtiI ubtrpt=
IsI,s OpFselie mobtases al uOsiuerne, os al
WeIh CT betalt, / Suerenstemmelie meb be
Sorenebe Cutters Yotloue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-25
TOO MUCH COMPATIBILITY.
GnnisYille TimesD

Judge Bostwick, of Columbus, o., re-
Gently upheld a woman III her refusal
to tell her age in court.
'sWere the witness age pertinent,
should require her to give 1t, he SAID,
''but in this case, as in many cases, II
is not pertinent, and therefore in retus-
ing to state her age the lady is quite
within her rights
Speaking of Judge Bostwick the other
day, a Columbus man said:
HE is a remarkable person. He
should have been a novelist. AS TINS
decision about age shows, he has Pc
culiar sympathy with the feminine
character. He understands it.
"One day 1 heard him talking abou
divorce. He was discussing the 'incom-
patibility of temperament plea OF
which so many divorces are granted.
HE said compatibility was often q
bad thing, too. He said there was once
a girl who, after listening to a young
mans proposal, answered:
No. James, I cannot marry you
James looked frightened, hurt, dis
pleased.
Why not?' he asked.
There is too much compatibility Of
temperament about us. James, said the
girl, her lip curling with faint scorn.
Too much compatibility? But isn't
that a good thing?' asked the puzzled
young man.
mot always she answered. For in
stance, judging from the size of YOU
income, if we married, / should un-
doubtedIy insist from motives of econ
omy on dispensing with a servant and
doing my own Homework, and in your
compatibility, you would undoubtedly
let me do it, James,.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-25
MONDELL BILL
GAINS GROUND
Gives HomeSteader a Chance
to Recover Land If Not
Guilty of Fraud.
OPPOSES INCREASE IN SIZE
SECRETARY GARFIELD THINKS
100 ACRES ENOUGH.


Washington, Jan. 24.-The conference
committee which has been considering
second homestead entry bills passed by
the house and senate, today reached an
agreement and will report the bin as
originally introduced by Representa-
tive Mondell, with slight amendment.
AS reported by the conference COM
mfttee, the act viii provide that any
person who has lost, forfeited or aban-
doned his homestead entry shall be en-
titled to the benefits of the homestead
act as though former entry had not
been made. provided former entry was
not cancelled for fraud or relinquished
for valuable consideration.
Secretary Garfield today declined to
report faVorably upon the Mondell bill
providing for enlargement of home
stead acreage to 800 acres. Secretary
Garfield says there is still. a heavy de-
mand for 160-acre homesteads, and he
does not deem it expedient at this time
TO increase their size. The secretary 5
action is at variance with the presi-
dents position and with the recon-
mendation Of the commissioner gener-
al of the land office, as the former
urged an increase in the size of home
steads, and the latter recommended
they be increased to GAO acres. Despite
the adverse report. Mr.. Mondell will
press his bill. modifying it i'm slight
particulars. and viii attempt to secure
its massage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-25
COFFEE GRUNTERS"
Ever See One7

Thoughtful people have laugh on
coffee cranks now and then.
81 had used coffee ever since l was
a small child" writes an Ind. lady, land
have always had bad spells with my
stomach.
Last summer just after I began
housekeeping, had terrible time with
my stomach and head. My husband
bought a package of Postum and asked
me to try IT,
Il laughed at ii because none of my
folks would ever try it, But / made
some the following morning, following
directions on the package, about boiling
it well.
81 was greatly pleased with the re-
suits and kept right on using it. Now
wouldn't drink anything else. l tell
every old coffee .grunter' l see, about
Postum, and all my folks and my hus-
bands people except few eranks, use
Postum instead of coffee.
When put 10 soak in cold water over
night and then boiled 10 minutes in the
morning while getting breakfast II
makes a delicious drink
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Creek, Mich. Read THE Road to
MELVILLE" in pkgs. There's a. Rea-
SON."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-25
A GENTLE HINT.
(Tft-Bfts.l


AT home stations the private soldiers
washing is usually done by the married
soldiers wives, who are expected to
sew on missing buttons and do little
repairs, for which a small sum is de-
Quoted from the private's pay.
Private McGinnis had a great deal
of trouble with his laundress. Satur-
day after Saturday had his shirt come
back With the neck button off or else
hanging by a single thread. He had
spoken to her on the subject, and she
had promised to see after ii, but still
the button was not on properly.
He got out of patience one Sunday,
when the missing button had made him
late for parade, and exclaimed. Bad
cess TO the woman; I'll give her a hint
this time. anyhow" He took the lid
off his tin backing bOx-abOut three
inches i'm diameter-punched two holes
in il with his fork, and then tied it on
the neck of the shirt that was next to
be washed.
Next Saturday, when his washing
came back, the whole room gathered
round him TO see if she had taken the
hint; she had-she had made a button
hole TO fit it,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-25
"A MIGHTY BREF."
Savannah Ne ws.l

"
John s. Cox, speaker of the Tenes-
see senate, had an old negra servant
who liked his drink just as well as the
best Kentucky colonel in the Blue
Grass state. One morning, just after
the cola spell broke. the darby came TO
Senator Cox, says Judge library.
''Marse john" says he, TN just up
an clean desc windows dis morning "
"AH right, Caesar" replied the sem
ator.
Use got to hab a half humber o.
whisky. Marse John. Ore amt nuf-
I'm like whisky for cleanin' winders.
The half tumbler was promptly given
Caesar who armed himself with some
rags and carried the whisky 10 another
room TO begin work. A few minutes
afterward Senator Cox had occasion to
enter his room. Caesar was busy pol
ishing the windows. The tumbler was
on the table, but no whisky was in II.
why. Caesar, what's become of the
whisky" asked the senator. 81
thought you used it in this work.
so l does, Marse John; so I Goes"
was the answer. "Ye see. sab. drinks
de whisky an blows my BRET ag'in dc
winders.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-25
USES OF The HAIRpIN.

1t is an excellent substitute for a paper
cutter. It will pierce a cigar or clean
pipe As buttonhook. either for
boots or gloves. it is Invaluable. In lieu
of its sharper sister, the pin. seaside trip
pers have been known to find it con-
venience for extracting the Wrinkle from
its she'll In extremities it has served
as a toothpick, horrible as this may
seem, while. if sufficient number are
used, it supplies the place of hat
pin.
There is another popular service also
that it performs. says the London Chrcn-
icle. Last week at a smart hotel in
London young lady took UP a novel.
saying to the man who was carrying it
around:
.sfiow far have you got with this
story2'' As she spoke she opened the
book with that quick movement which in
evitabiy betrays the book marker. then
putting ii down with a laugh. added:
which marked the place you had reached,
but of course you don't use hairpins"