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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-12
EnSelanZa de la Ciencia DOmeS-
liCa en- el COIeglO de
las Cruces.

Las siguientes nuevas del ColegiO
de agriculture serdn de iuteres a las
Amillas que tienen estudiantes en-
dicha institution, Y La Noz desea
extender sus felicitaciones a los en-
cargados del colegio por Ia buena
idea que esperan poner en- practica Y
desearia que el elemp'o fuera seguido
en- todas las iustituciones educaeiona-
les del Territorio, tanto p6bicas co.
mo priyadas:
Colegio de Agriculture, Mesilla
Park, Die. 5--Todas las j6venes inte-
resadas en- ell trabalo practice de la
vida tendran oportunidad de obte-
ner alguna ayuda especial de un cur
so corto que Sc estd preparando por el
departamentO de ciencias dOm6sticas
del colegio. Este curse comenzara
el dia lie Enero y continuard por
dOce semanas y estara alberto para
t0das las muleres de diez y otho amos
para arriha, irreypect0 de caiificacio.
mes educacionales. I'll trabajo sc con.
ducira siguiendo el plan del labora.
torio en- cuautO sea possible, y las es.
tudiantes ser0n requeridas de hacer
el trahslo actual, que consistird &c
coclnar, coser, trdbajo de cnfermeria
y manejo general de la casa, junto
con un hreve cur.o dc ctura.
~ estliin dc corIna irelifa le
preparation de platoi serc Hos Y de
buen guSto y Ia uan IA de cucuarlo4
Y sr,irlts. La cO,tureria consist
EN- hacer pleas de ve-tidCs spncilus,
c0sa que fHcilitr& q las seiloritss el
ppder hacer-r sus proHos vcstitlcs. 10
lectura ronsiStiri dp un curse general
con Ia idea dc adn tttse 4 conocer
has meJores res tasy y lihr s.
I'll Iepariamnta dc cieneias dn.
me,iicas oUpard prouta uuevas pie.
Za- On el ediiiciO de administrator,
d,nde hehra on luip0 igual ~ me-
| iar de eualuuipr pS uetN del uafs
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-12
SentenCiaS en- la COF.e dc
DiSlrllO.

FL iuez Mills de la corte de distrito
de- este condado impuso sentencias el
mdrtes 4 los reos que fueron eonvie-
tados dumut9 q presente t6rmlno,
COMO slgue:
LUZ Valdez, por robo de una silla
de montar que c0nles6 "a delito, 90
dias en- Ia cdrtel; Guadalupe Campos,
quien Sc confes6 culpable de intento
de a,aito contra una nihita de Mrs.
Frank Schmidt, 80 das de cGrcel;
John Thomas. pur robo deuna reslden-
cia, @iiadn culpable por un lurado, is
mes = de renitenciarie; T0u0s Nal.
deg, quien 80 contes0 culpabIe dc ha-
Ter arfeudu ruutro reses del corral
del~ubareadero dc Ia compaGla, uu
ano y uu lues ca IA leaittnciaria.
Hilurlo Aloht va, quien va conies6
upahie de hAher hrrido con ura ma
vaj q Antonio Galleg0s, un aiio un
jia en "a peulteurhlir; Ramon Chi.
vez 5 Fiemdn Sim hez. qu eues c.n.
fs ron co pabjlilad del deiito d. has
her cUmpillu asa TAD una cas4 Elp-
ron uu tad issea IS cara un5 Y ssn-
ten iGus 4 39 III d. enc rceanli, n
to, mro u tltua ena (ue suspei & IA
durenic "a btn comp0 mnlitnt (;
Pedro G8tie,rty, gcusa0o de spduc
ci0n, fua sebtrurttl un bll tle 1, !
niteu istf- lrro Ia corte -M>acuJif
Ia seat ncis hal ndo sid0 iuf rurais
que q REQ ts,uba li-to a easar,e ron
Ia mn, hatha. Gutierrez uuelma
talu $500 dv tlauza hasta el siguitnte
terniuo de la c0rte cuaulO en caeu
lue hayo cmupiio eu pF0mesa De
casauicwo rs stuteucia sera anulatia.
q binn Garcia sp clhfes6 Calpah'e dt
fal-ifitaeidn ,ly ul check dc Spcandi-
nn ltan1trt,u Ia suna de 81 90 y re-
i.tbi6 sputR,in de uuthltn la pani-
tnc3ait; Ateu Moore, quien rob0
uu re- uj j, H. Mo re, Gel hotel l.u
Pension, hahIGnd SO introduridu & vi
tuufto ds dormir, desquitua su de-
leite con Is meses en- la peniteucia-
RIA; Peuonil0 Alexander, allida cu-
pale por un Iurado del dtlito de ro.
bo con escalaniento, tlmbi6n medi.
tara por Is mpses eh ia peuiteuciuria
sobre gu condutta; este es un muchA-
ch0 de ~ pnosj Harry J.. St@rs, con
tts6 haber hurtado y -e le 81 ron spis
NESTS de en'urcelAneut La cAte
no pronunei0 seutenris 2 I =
Emerick, 4 mu, hachito dc
que rot0 ca IA titnda Ge Ro-enthal,
hsbleud Sc rtado que algulen
iba q ed0lt ro en cuyo ca.o seid ~
bertadU.
IN 'urte So pr0rrog0 hattA tldia
y 'lr Diriembre, pato ambos lursdos
lu ron dpsHrA sine die
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-12
Con aFma Blanca.

FL Journal de Albuquerque publi-
ca el siguente despa 'h0 de santa F.!
Santa re, n. NJ. Die. 6-Couo re-
sultado de una rina ucurrida e.ta
madfugada en- Ia calle del Rio Chi
quito, IiIgiuio Martinez esta en- Ia
carcel mientras que Aiolfo Padila
esta postrad0 en- cama en- su rpsidcn-
Ella de la ealie de- Ia Iglesia sufriend0
dc una herida grave iuferila con una
navajo en- la cabeza 4 manos de Mar
tineZ.
Sc daban dos bailes en- Santa Fe
anochc, uno On eI edihcio de Catroi
~ q oir0 en- IN casa de opera. La ra
valdad entire los dos Sc excite Y va.
rios de los j6venes alzaron el codo
con demasiada liberaIidad. Marti.
nez Y Padilla Sc enclutrarun cerca de
Ia planta del alumbrado electrico u,
por 10 que We sabe, no hub0 otro mott
Vo que el de la b0rrachera. Tempra-
no esta maiiana Sc report0 que Padi-
liza estaha muri6ndose pero esta n0che
Sc reportl On meioriA Y 81 cree que 81
no vienen complicaclones recobrari.
Martinez es el j0ven que fu6 quere-
llado recientemente por asalto con
premedtaci6n homiClda, cometido
un afi0 pasado, en- Ia ealle San Fran
cisco, cuando nitric graves heridas
con una navajo 4 James l.. Hanson
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-12
Fl General Simon PrOclamadO
PreSideRie dc HALL.

Puerto Principe, bic. Tia situa
ci6n politica se esta aclarando, por 10
menos en- ciCrtes diiecciones. Du-
rdnte la recieute entrevista tenida
aqui cntre el general Simon, jefe del
movimiento reyoluci mario, el cual
tuvo eI efrcto de hacer huir de la ca
pitai al presidente Nord Alexis, y el
general Fnuchard, que aspiraba 4 Ia
pie-idencia, quien arrib0 aver Ia
cabeza de uu grup1 de sus seguid0-
res, die este one en- vista del hecho
de que "Dios halfd bendecido las ar
mas del general Simon" el Sc rttra-
Ia De Ia canlidatura con el in de
inipedir II po-ibilidad de una guerra
civil. Fin -eguiia Sc decide On la
pr0clsma del general Simon como
presideute de la rep1Olica. La popu.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-12
No hubO Quien ApaTIara.


FL incideHte que reIata 4 dosparhu
que insertamos & continuation nos
recuerda otro que cuputa un amigo
Duestro. Dice que en- una vpz halfi
en- un lngar un cieIto valentou que,
sin haherse puesto nuuca a Ia verda-
dera pruebl, terfl atcmarizades to
dos sus vecinos cun sus vale topad8s
y itt nrias. Ea ura ecasj4p, como
legau siempre las rasiones, hub
uno que IL hizo el f4vor.u Ant b
de ettfar 4 10 batalln, cubtiad0 q en-
u supprioridad ffsia en- el tenor
que in.piraba 60 toIts, IL dijo A un
r0dillO 'le Sus veiuos que no ''hublp.
ra nioguno que Sc eutrouetiera q
apartar que los lejarau solos v We.
rian el macbigiie que hacfu de sn nd.
versariO.o y Los pugilsts So ucga-
ron q las tr0mpadas v desde lss lri.
mertas Sc not0 que "a valienta lleva.
ba Ia pe0r parte y, yendo v viniendo
segdndOs, llev6 nua zlrra de 10 muy
bueno, miei tras los espectadur \
permanecfan imIasiyus Cuando IL
otro sc atisGzo y el valinute ~ de.
clal6 vcncido, 10 deld, y G te Fabian.
do de corai" ST dirigi6 4 ii auIipneIa
dici6udpce que "eiau amos tales por
ruales, que porgue no los hsbian
npartada," lie aqui Ia par, dia dc
este cuei tO On vida resi-.
Dayton, n. NJ. Die. - Encerraln
y atuncheradO dehtro de "a choza
del cociuero por sus sterrados cana-
radas, Walter +. MICAH, ornado de-
un gran cuchillo de c0cina, hil0 un
stentado viOlento aunque indtil psra
qultirse Ia vida, en- Ia prtsl MsMn.
Ian noches pasadas. Un grup0 de
trabejad0res Sc halIaban en- Ia ehoza
jugandO los naipes cuando entr6 Me
Call y despuGs de pronunciar alguuas
palabras entrecortadas cogl0 un ca.
chillO de cocina de IA mesa, dicIendo
un reniego y aiIadiendo que Csc iba
q cortar Ia malhadada vena yugu-
arr Sc nitric una cOrtada en- Ia
garganta con vi cuchil0 Y apag0 la
ldmpara. Llenos de terror, los tra-
baJadorts arrancdr0n 4 huir para
afuera y atrancaron Y barricarun Ia
puerta temerosos de que los asatara
A ellos creyeDd0 que SO habta vuelto
loco, y nadie Sc atrevia 4 entrar.
A Mccall evidentemente no le
agrad6 que no hubiera ninguuo que
le inpidera suicidarse, pues Ia
mafiaua siguieute, cuando vino el
Juez dc paz y un medico, estaba com
parativamente quieto Y sobrio, has
bi6ndo.e solo drbIitado por Ia p6rdi-
da de sangre. III meiico le cosi0 las
heridas Y sanara.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-12
LAS VEGAS NUEvo MEXICO sABADo 2 De DCEMBRE OE 1908

laci1n local ha eeeptado Il nuevo Or
den de cosls. III general Turcune J..
GIl,its. que IN an tempo hahia sido
mencionad0 como probable successor
de Nord Alexis, ha dsdo seguridad
que a Sc encargard de mantener el
0rden en- el departameuto del norte.
Prevalece aqui Ia opinion de que Il
el general Simon pf0ede de acuerdo
con la constitution sera possible Ia
temprsna reunion de Ia asamblea na-
CiOnal.
Fl general Simon, despu6s de ha-
ber andado por la ciu1ad acompana-
do de un n6mero de trops tlm6 p0-
session del palacio nacional. AGn no
ha n0mbrado 81 gahinete, pues
aguarda Ia lleg3d1 de varios De los
otrus revolucionarios. rs probable
que el nuevo presidente nomhre al
general Fouchard como ministro de
hacienda Y que pedira al general
Firmln acepte el puesto de ministro
en- Paris.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-12

dotes de csrtrter s. su inmersa hon
dat, pues duraute su lorga resi- lene a
entire uuestro pueblo imas tuvo otra
cNsa que no iueran amigos v admin-
dorgs. Entire tUdas las dotes one
lorman al hombre bneuo por excelen-
Ella no hay ninguna que no formara
patte de 10 corona que 10 embellecia:
honradOy puntual como el sol, b0nda-
doso, caritativo, veriadero, iusto.
iervoFOsO Cristiano, entusiasta en- Ia
moral-nO hubo mOvimiento con ten
dencias hacia Ia elevation del earac-
ter humane Y hacia Ia educaci6n mo-
ral en- que el no ejerciera parte im-
poriante.
En- sus relaciones dom6sticas fu6
un esposo tiel y cumplido v un padre
.eaTincso y buen discipinaro.
Don Federico era de organ Fran
ees Cauadiano, hahiendo venido de
esa provincial q Nuevo Mexico GUAM
do aun era hastaute i0ven, estable-
eiendose en- esta plaza donde ha gira-
do en- el ramo cOmercial durante toda
su vida.
Deja sumida en- amargo pesar a su
.digna esposa, Mrs Catharine +. Des-
manis, y en- la horfandad dos nj
mas pequehas, frutu de su feliz union.
Sus funerales tendran su verifcati-
vo hoy q las 8 partiendo el corteio de
la residencia a Ia lglesia de Nuestra
Sonora de los Dolores, donde se cele-
brara misa de requiem, y de ALI al
Cementerio Monte Calvario donde
sera puesto el caddver en- su Ultima
mOrada.
Cue en- paz descance, Y que Ia inf
nita Misericordia derrame el balsa-
mo de la conformation s0bre su ape
sarada esp0sa Y ninas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-12
Don Federico DeSmaraiS.

II jueves de esta semana, las
ocho y media, p. m. en- su residencia
de e-ta plnza,itrtfcg0 q olma su
Creador u distinguilo caballtro cuyo
n0mbre sirye dc tit1lo a esius line8s,
4 Ia edad Dc G8 shos, victima de una
fatal pu'ruonia que h liabla pistrado
solo a. o. sincu iia- antes.
IA uotioiu de- su bmeut4b'e defun-
ei6n ha cunmovido h ndamenta 4 TO-
da esia muuldad donde era ALTA
mehte apreclado pOr sus uagliavas
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-12
Para Curar un Resfrio en- un dia.

T6mense Las Pastlllas LAXAN.
TIES de BROMO Qulnine. Los Bo-
ticarios os devoIveran q diuero slno
curan. la hrma de Il. W.
GROVES va en- cada una crj ia. 20
els, Preparadas por PARIS ME,
DECLINE co, San Luis, Mo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-12

III Foley's Onno Laxative cura la
constipation or6nioa y eetimula 81 higa.
do. III Orino reguIa los intestinos
molo que fuucionen con naturalidad Y
de ese modo uno 30 tiene que tomar
purgantes continuamente. Botieas, o.
@. Schaefer y Ia Cruz Roja,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-12
EXAMINACI0N DE MAEsTR0s.


por esta dog ayi.o que durante los
dias 10 y lG de Enero, 1909, en- Las
Vegas, n. NJ, habra examinaclones
espeeiales para maestr0s de escuelas
4 las cuales deberan ocurrir todas lss
personas interesadas en- enselar es-
cuela, ineluso las que ahora estan en-
senando por medic de permisos espe-
rlales del Superintendent DO Ins
truecl6a pdhlics, sin certificates
O6rrase al despacho del Superintei :
ie dc Condado quien los dirigira al
lugsr escogido para las eSsminaei
nes,
P0ETlmo GALLEGOs,
Sap'le de E5caeas, Condad0 de San
Miguel. l2-l2-3t.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-12-12
Nun 45
Roosevelt FayOreee el EsladO en-
Su GenSale, PerO eS DHdOsO
que ei PFOyeCiO paSe en- la
PreSeRie Session.

"No avoresco Ia admission de
Nuevo Mexico y Arizona como
estados. E,to deberla hacerse
durante la presente session del
Congreso. III pueblo de los dos
territories ha demostrado, por
medic de sus votos, que no de
sean eutrar como un solo esta.
de- la dnica alternative que
queda es admitirlos como dos,
y 80 confio que Sc haga esto sin
dilaci6n."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1908-08-28


Tie poet was Sa0o,1ng a friendly
soul .slth his hst yerses, says q
writer IN ST Jaznes' Budget. The
verse; were descr. ptlHe OF 6euitiiul
girl The poet read:
He hair was massed IN, flowing euris'
= ho color OK p whis err
Ms made the listener sit nb.
'IVrit' thatT be- said Read thai
again"
II thought you .wouldbsay something
abHlt that" the poet answers d !
donst want to appcsr egotlsti0d, ou'
-hict little phrase gives some sea Lof
the exercise OF the miudF
'qn what way
Tlp poet laughed.
Don't YOU see he. said how lea II
-lfully that describes the made Of he'
lairt Every poet speaks OF golden
hair or raven locks. To be Success
one must be original. VII. she did
not have golden hair. Ic was nearly
go' Zen. and convey the EinpvessiOn
nv means OF that Que word
Tie other still looked puZZied.
You have heard" sltd the poet Pc
tIently. that silence-is Is gOhen'
Yes" the other adnntt
We'll" resumed Ge poet, 'tfistlei?ce
Is golden what wONh Il whisper leF
1t would be nearly golden. wouldn't
IL"
The poet laughed again. Thet other
was sitting down and could nOt7 stag
ger, so he laughed too.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1908-08-28
Indian Burials.

The Indian method Of burial was 20
fasten corpse upon cross sticks sup
ported By poles in the ground or IN the
bouchs Of the treetops. Here the air
and the elements silently disposed OF
the lifelesS clay until In a year or 50
but u;tle remained 10 bear evidence ot
tomb. perhaps some broken STICKS
IN the ton and a few scattered beads
or human bones beneath the burial
a,sce. T cannot conceive Of anything
C,ore DldfuUy grewsome Than an -
diap burial ground Of thls type. !
have seen them IN tie faN - tle
wear. when tho winds we're shaking
and saay!ng the g'atforaf and ".'
ing the ieafess u,e- -.rttH@ .t
burial rags UAe i.3.ls .- i..
the dead and ~aisu.ag tlt.--
over the unite1ia- bones #.. -.-.
% remains = tlos, vino r.a .aa-
tir1e wltbstoCd tie .e..est ..l
= hon the breath of l.fa stirred rl--,-
7ts.m-Army and Navy life.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1908-08-28

eve arc trying a. EDUCATE our read
ers to recognize tie evils of substita-
tion." SAID tho business manager OF
ono OF the popular maSnz.acs-
Through our advertising pages We
are trying 10 GET them mp 10 The point
where they VIII insist upon getting
what they ask for and will take moth
ing else. The merchant who has
Something Just as good Is no more to
be depended rpon than clerk IN -
certain country store which a friend
visited TO buy something.
MY friend had been invited unex-
pcctedly to make IN automobile trip
and was not fully prepared for IT,.
The roads were very dusty, and after
travelling several miles the party came
10 little country village, where my
friend thought he might be able 10
purchase something 10 protect his
clothing The automobile halted be-
fore the general store Of the village.
NJ friend alighted and sccosted a
diowsy clerk. al want 10 get a inen
duster.' he said
~ am very sorry said the clerk
but we are Just ont Of men busters.
can let you have nice feather
dusterr
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1908-08-28

81 meeting Of the British Watch
and Clock Makers culG (which is
tha better way to keep a watch at
Dieht-lying fat or hanging up| WIS
debated. The general opinion was
that It was better TO let Il lie fat
The vice president ~ tie guild SAID
Il depended upon lhe kind of watch
II It were one such as Captain Cutie
wore or anything incapable OF giving
some sort Of tlmekeeping, the wearer
should be advised 80 keep it always
IN one position. II will wear out soon.
e.. Int that does not much matter y
good watch should lie fat at utyht
The variation OF rate between hang
Ing and lying Is very small, and the
difference is practically constaD. 50
that the mean rate IS constant. IN the
hanging position all the PARIS ore run
ming on the side bearings, where there
is the greatest friction and wear By
letting the watch lie fat at night and
run on the end bearings, where there
IS less friction, the wear is distributed
anl the watch made more durable.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1908-08-28
SiiL,irc Down a Cask.

One OF the vintage ceremonies al
Klosterneubcrg, the famous convent
which the Vlenncse visit annually on
st. Leopold day. consists In sliding
down a giant cask OF wine. The i'm
mense cask was first filled in the f.
nous wine year OF lIl1. The origin
OF the sliding Is found in q story Of q
cooper who was IN the habit Of return
ing home IN a merry condition. Hi
wife fetched him one day from the
village inn, and be attempted 10 hide
behind the cask. She seized broom
however, and with the help of several
friends forced him to scramble up one
side and slide 70 the ground on the
opposite as punishment for his con-
duct-LondOn Mail.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1908-08-28
Not Abssiaed.

when I was young" said lawyer
my best client was wealthy old
lady noted for saying caustic things
about her acquaintances. One morn
ing, when l was staying at her house.
she vilified one OF her neighbors.
named Stamford, without stint
"By way OF changing the subjeC
I proposed to read TO her from a
volume Of lectures had happened tn
bring with me. She assented. start
ed at random and when too late dis
covered that was In the middle Of a.
lecture ON the government of the
tongue.
II was afraid she would think had
selected it to admonish her, yet /
dared not stop for fear OF seeming TO
make the ofense more pointed. So on.
/ read to the end, pretty sure that my
reading would cost me a client worth
two hundred year to me. But when.
/ ended she said:
THANK you. Mr.. -. II Is an ex-
cellent lecture and would lit my neigh
Dor Stamford to a t."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1908-08-28


The following anecdc,c concerning
Donizcfi AMI ffe score of Noss.ufs
"Otel.o" = fon .. i.r l'a.iel Nos.G:
Douizotd hal .l Sieamuudi, thc
director OF the N.g.rs Cou.elTaiore.
10 look over lie score uifh him, and
thFtvr sat down at 4 =. .e with tae
work ront of them PRESENTLY 81
sismondi logan 20 rave ab0ut'its mon
str6as orchesralan. Terrible vas
his Indignation when he found that
clarinets bassoous and trombones had
been employed In one place to swell a
crescendo. but when the fortissimo
was reached he uttered cry Of de-
spair. struck the score violently with
his fist. upset tho table and rushed
from the room. cxclaiming: a hundred
and tweny-three tromboucs! \ hun
drcd and twenty-three tromboncs.'
Donizetu IA vain tried to call him
back. shouting after him. "Not l25
tromboDes, but FIRST. second and third
trombones." Siglsmondi would not
listen and when last seen was SIN
repeating. ~ hundred and twenty
three trombOnes."'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1908-08-28
The Pelican.

7hen7elfcan is not an attractive biIi
1e oaye,x.s both the eye AID the nose
pu, he. j. eomWendaJiy regular ia lis
hohss The .a.eNt birds catch hsh and
after eo.ng s.sa NJ deposit tie others
I'm their ppuctes tats ler their DIS So, a'.I
carry Them to they young Thesf
pouches will, bod from sbree to eis4:
pounds OF Csh. They are elastic ana
when distelded to\their utmost nearly
touch the ground. When empty the
pouch lies close up unier the big b'l
and is merely mass OF wrinkles IL Is
this pesch that gives the pelican H.
Characteristic and disagreeable odcE
caused By PARTICLES Of deeayins fish
The pelica1's leys are short and strone.
and its feet have large webs. 1t Is not
a fast swimmer or a rapid flieT. bur 't
is practically tireless in both air ana
water. On land ~ is awkward ana IN
yieldy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1908-08-28

Tie idel thcr r'ace couii Je -
normel relation 90 thc nations uerc,
en,eli Nagelesn's teGl " .i.- head
C. aFy ual about HIN. declares Il.
l. AIcl.dAd 10 Napoleon aicn and
Methods Eu his mind peace could
ouly mean n pause between two wars
&c had 20 idea to givs 10 the world.
his thoughts did not go beyond his
own lie lie Shrinss at once In com
parison with n nan Of scielce, who eT
perds his l.fe to create a thought tia;
will nourish and elevate posterity.
II Napoleon reached the highest SUM
nit OF n prince ard commander be
was also the last who succeeded IN
gathering about his person all the
glamour that had been wont TO accom-
pany and adorn the bloody business
IF war. There was no more Of It after
his fall. War became afterward al'
acaSeu.ie studs. Military airs came
toe resemble b,dustrial q 'sts L.
witch Il IS the best machine Ina; gain
he victory.
Wo now strip orr armies II thcb
gold cords and waving plumes. Toe
admiral, who used to stand on the
bridge IN his gala uniform. with hi.
decorations and sash, now sits In -
steel box and presses buttons Ike q
telephone girl When The glamour goes
from a thing Il IS near Its end.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1908-08-28

According to writer, IN an English
magazine, II is the fat men that get all
the good things in life. They are con-
Quoted TO the best table ut restau-
rants. they GET the corner seats ia the
thcatcr and always seem to have
enough money 10 cat along without
worrying 'yhen a fat man enters q
drawing ROOM doesn't hc always ger
the most comfortable chair asks the
writer. When his hat blows OF on ID
windy day. doesn't some one always
run after it for him? No one expects
him TO get up in a bus or train 70
give his seat to q lady. lie woult
block the eangway If he did. Evel
his .Wife doesn't expect him 10 stoop
to pick mp things when she drops
them. Everybody tells him the best
stories. because everybody likes 70 heaI
him laugh.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1908-08-28
To ata f.Inl's Taste

We learn IN Leaves From the Jour
nal OF Sir George Smart that when
Sir George, who was chOdstr at the
Chapel Royal, arranged the musical
programme Mt the opening OF the new
London bridge In 1881 Ids tlief at
traction was n glee party.
Immediately after the glee party had
sung "G0d Save the King in the tent
in which the king and queen " ere seat
ed two unknown pci sons in costume.
q man and his wife. stepped forward.
and TO Sir Georges Infinite disgust the
man played God Save the King" with
his knuckes on his chin, accompm mied
10y his wife's voice.
The king called SIR George to him
and asked who theyiwere. Sir George
by that time knew the name OF the
performers and g,sve It. adding that
he was sorry they had tntruded with
out permission.
"Oh. no intrusbnw said the king
1T was charming. Tell them TO per-
form again"
So Sir George had 10 tell the per-
formers that their number was en-
cored by royal command, and TO their
great delight and to the chagrin OF Sir
George they repeated It