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Chicago.-Peter Van vlissipgsr.

Chicago.-Perer Van Vlissipgsn,
supposedly wealthy real estate dealer,
pnilanthFopist, automobile enthusiast
and member OF pau.y clubs, was dis
covered TO be q criminal anu witi.4a
four hours had confessed. been tried
and sentenced to fourteen Years in
prison
The KNOWLEDGE eli Van VlissiAgsn's
wrongdoiug, hitherto wholly uEsIs-
psctad, came with startling sudden
Hess. Tire CELEBRITY with which his
puaisf uaaat yves fixed was due to his
own desire and I'd 4ea aid lie gave 10
the District Attorney IN ~nHcoveriEg
his colonies.
Van Fiissingen proves 70 be a
Eci and 5mpezzier 70 the anl Or
raerlg 30 He has asI
t1a 'e
handled at $T5o.99G Be
That he be taken TO tbe peql.e -
% once, but rs creditors have Dasui
legal actions against him, he may =
main IL the Cook County jail here {,
some time.
The arrest og Van VIissingeDEas
made upon Z charge that, on tn ~
laee, did not seem impor
reasonable. in connection VI
who had for q quarter OF a )
been regarded as. I OF Chj@o
most prosperous aud reputable ds
ness zen. He was accused b. :.
LETTERS and Wiiliam C. Seipp csel-" /
ing 70 them mortgage notes ANIL
ing to $4,000, to which the mar oG
Joseph and Bertha Grossnlan ba 81
forged. lie not only prompt coz
fessed to these f~orgeries, but tefully
told a story of wroHgdoingrom
youth, undecided until now, tt as
founded Assistant States Atrney
Barbour, who had the mat in
charge.
1t appears, according to h4con-
fessor, that Van Vlissingen b. for
eighteen or twenty years, BIZ pro-
curing large sums on fOrgedeeds
and notes; that he had be, able
through the years of deceptj, and
until recently, to buy back sr-s :
ious documents before any onetf
them was discovered to be ford.
Unable to find the small sum ith
which to take up the Grossman mes,
the genuine originals of whiclhe
had also disposed of, de~tectioBio,-
1OnCQy Will lfduQQlClly Vii SQCfAO0
paper out against him amount tn
$750,000 or more. This papes
held by about twenty-five individuaT
In leaving nothing untold, but ado
ing to the marvel of his crimina
career, the prisoner told of a uniqu
device for forgery that he had III
vented. 1t consists of a plate glas
desk top, SO arranged that by a.
electric light thrown up from be
meath he could readily trace fror
original signatures and forge papers
Van Vlissingen is about forty-fv
years old. He was at one time rate
as a millionaire. for years figure
largely in the world of finance an,
was widely known and trusted. Hi
downfall has caused a tremendou
sensation.
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aSSai!aHI d Salon Keeper, Who
Vas Kept OF Jury.
RUFF SENT BACK TO JAIL
Wound Not Likely to BE MORTAL
Wild Excitement In San Fran
cisco, and Threats Of Lynching
Are Made by Angry Citizens.


San Francisco, Cal. - Francis J..
Heney, chief prosecutor in the graft
cases and Assistant nist~;ot A-tt,~,au
$3.50 m 80
vas S''o u 'Ns Ae"o " Moff'' haas
d saloon keeper curing . hFe-mlnute
adjournment Of court III the Ruef
case The bullet hfs no vital organ
.,a ba -g,1, ,ooooo, maa .aootjnn
was the result OF an exposure ot
Haas criminal record made by Beney-
in The previous trial of Aba Ruef
for tbe parrs;do 1~,n.
-
aeney 9aa oSeh IA JHdge Lawior.s
40 e1y ptossvlt-u5 tsus- " me
TIdrse o. pftoius ouperV'1of sdfey
"heH Cur ~at5euFheo 'ahs9 Fol5y'
Ats p2Ny suaCa' VIZ" Aauatiy SUCKS
aelS elooe . rene 20 eJ@te a-@i4st
q +.@"Nh' a. "@AhS" 70 'AS eco ~
L1s 20 Hehey was ssas9a n s
andt 'sbs ~ -Ee slae "a tA5 1east
L9ont t1-A+As WIN ''-ihot supervise
H~ai@gneF
9I10ahis Aoftis "ho Hae
peeh Z snite man II t4e. hast
D'de osIy o4se hauhleIe0 MO tie
9o.fL room came A2 behiio Fehey
tHa pullIns euf q p'sSo4 saot olm 1hat
Est2" ne iistL r.
7a lt'a eA4Af, ".AS LAS.
lin Haas aha eAte4 - 1lIN-
nils q ssc"nu a1ot' rlsIA7f w.
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SIX KILLED AS CAGE DROPS.
Mine Officials Fall 2S5 Feet in a
Pennsylvania Shaft.

Pittsburg.-Six men were instant
ly killed, another critically injured
and three had narrow escapes in a
mine cage accident at Ellsworth Mine
No. 1, in Washington County.
Because of a break in the machine
cry the cage occupied by ten men,
several of whom were mine officials,
plunged from near the outlet to the
bottom of the shaft, a distance of 285
feet.
The dead are: M. ]. Walsh, IS.
Phillipsburg, Pa, mining engineer;
Eugene G. Smyth, rs, Alliance, Ohio.
mining engineer; ]. B.. Newcomer, &c,
Dawson, Pa, chief mining engineer
in charge of the four Ellsworth mines;
Osep Dnschek, 20, loader; James
Kelly, 20, loader; Tony Dovowsky,
26, loader.
Newcomer and Smyth were to be
married on Thanksgiving Day.
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About Norcd People.

Richard Croker decided to leave
Ireland for a visit to the United
States.
Seth Low succeeds James r. Morse
in the presidency of the American
Asiatic Association. now eleven years
old.
DR.. Sven Hedin, the Swedish ex,
plorer, says that he has discovered
the true sources of the Bramaputra
and Indus.
Delaney Nicoll, attorney, OF New
York City, said that Howard Gouia's
income had been cut down $300,o0u
and vas now only 100000.
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LORD MAYOR IS INAUGURATED.
Banquet Closes Celebration Of Kings
Birthday in London.

London.-The Prime Minister, Her.
bert H. Asquith. was the principal
speaker at the Guild Hall banquet,
which marked the Inauguration of
the new Lord Mayor of London, Sir
George Wyatt Truscott, and brought
to a fitting close the celebration of the
Kings si~Xty-seventh birthday.
The Prime Minister devoted his
observations mainly to the European
situation. After congratnlating Tur-
key, in the person of the Turkish
Ambassador, Musurus Pasha, on the
success of the most amazing revolu-
ton in the annals of history, he de-
clared that, subject to the important
principle that international treaties
could not be altered except by the
consent of all the signatories, the
British Government had no prejudice
against or preference in favor of any
particular settlement.
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Feminine Notes.

DR.. v. A. Latyam, of Chicago, and
Miss Mary A. Booth, of Springfield,
Mass, are said to be the only expert
women photomicrographers in this
country.
Miss Ruby Abrams, who was re-
Gently graduated at the head of the
art class in Cooper Institute, New
York City, is deaf, and until a few
years ago was also dumb. She has
been an art student ever since she
was graduated at the head of her
class six years ago at the Institute
for the Improved instruction OF Deaf
Mutes. She has the record Of having
won four prizes during her art course.
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HAAS A SUICIDE IN PRISON.
Assailant of Heney Shoots Himself
With Revolver in San Francisco.

San Francisco, Cal.-Morris Haas,
who shot Francis ]. Heney, COM
mitted suicide in the County Jail by
shooting himself through the head.
One report says that the pistol with
which. Haas shot himself was con-
cealed in his shoe, where he hid it
before shooting Heney.
Another report says the pistol was
secretly passed to Haas by a friend
since his incarceration.
Haas was in his cell with his night
guard. He retired to bed early, pull
ing the blankets over his head. A
moment afterward the guard was sur
prised to hear the muf1ed report of
a pistol under the blankets. They
stripped off the covering@Snd found
Haas dying with a bullet through
his head and blood iov Ag from the
wound.
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Au{Nills Child.

Helen CarrGten years old, daugh-
ter of Joseph arroll. superintendent
IF Kearns Others Silk Dyelns
Works. of Person. stepped from a
trolley car o her way home IRON
school into thpath of an automobile
Gwned and dren by George Arnold;
Her skull wacrushed and she died
A few hours lSr at the General Hos
rita1.
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The Same Texture.

Demosthenes, who was practicing
oratory with pebbles in his mouth to
cure him of stammering, accidentally
swallowed one. If that had been
b-b-buttered," he stammered. Il
could have thought it was one of my
w-w-wife's b-b-biscuits. - Harper's
Weekly.
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BETRAYED by His swetheart.

At Chippewa Falls, We, John Nc.
Mullen was arrested on le charge OF
causing the wreck of tn Duluth Linz
tied on the Chicago, Minneapolis, St.
Paul and Omaha Road near Augusta,
in which eight persons were ssightiy
hurt. He confessed his crime 70 MS
sweetheart. who informed the autnor-
tiles. A rail had ben removed 4
the train, running hily miles an hoar'
was thrown from tn track.
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Al He Expected.

Barber Cooking for business)-
Excuse me, sir, but your hair is go
ing to come out soon by the hand
fuls."
Jaggs (who was out all night and
is just going home to face his wife)-
"You (hic) shpose 1 don't know (hic)
that?"-Bohemian.
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We Can't Escape.

Looks to me like nature attends
to keeping the money In circulation"
GAS to how?"
well, there's the spring hat, the
summer vacation, the fall gown, and
Christmas. Washington Herald.
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PATRICK LOSES CASE.
Supreme Court Dismisses His Appeal
Without Opinion.

Washington, D. C.-The Supreme
Court without an opinion dismissed
the appeal Of Albert Patrick, who
sought to have the court review the
decision of the Federal Court at New
York refusing on writ of habeas COR
pus to release him from Sing Sing.
He was sentenced to fifty years I'M
prisonment there for numbering Will
lam Marsh Rice, an aged millionaire,
in New York in 1900.
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DoWAGER EMPRESS DEAD.
China's Ruler Passes Away Soon
After the Emperor's Death.

Pekin, China.-Tsu Hsi, Dowager
Empress of China, and it's real ruler
for more than a generation, is dead.
The announcement of the Dowager
Empress death was official and fol-
lowed closely the announcement that
Emperor Kwangsu died the day
previous. But it is believed hat both
died some time ago.
An edict issued at 8 a. m. places
upon the throne Prince Pu vi, the not
quite three-year-old son of Prince
Chun, whom a previous edict had
made Regent of the Empire.
At the palace elaborate rites are
being observed, and a flood of edicts
has been SEN forth.
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Anchor to

Jeweler-"You say the inscription
you wish engraved on the inside OF
this ring is to be 'Marcellus to
Irene?'"
Young Man (somewhat embar-
rassed)-"Yes, that's right. BAIT
er-don't cut Irene very deep!'-
Modern Society.
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METCALF RESIGNS.

His Assistant, Newber1y, Will Be-
come Secretary of Navy.
Washington, D. C.-Victor H. Met
calf, of California, resigned as Secre-
tary of the Navy. Truman H. New
berry, of Michigan, Assistant Secre-
tary, succeeds to the portfolio. The
change will take place December L.
Lack of health and probably a
sense of isolation and estrangement
between himself and President Roose-
welt prompted Mr.. Metcalf's resigna-
ton. He has been i'll for a year, and
during the last two months he has
ucarcely been able to sit at his desk.
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he that
lies In
mer.
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An ENJOYABLE Wedding.

aHere 1 am home again. said Mrs.
Nagget, removing her wraps. L was
in plenty of time for the wedding,
and 1 G enjoyed it immensely"
you don't say?" snapped Mr.. Nag
get. What was the matter? Didn't
the bride appear at her best?'-
Catholic Standard and Times.
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Taking Worry Rightly.

There must be a way of taking
worry rightly, /, that it shall do us
good and notJ .rm. Worry, rightly,
taken, should ain to quietness, hu-
mility, patient g~entleness, sym
pathy. 1t ought not to eventuate
Though it naturally does) in making
others suffer because we are uncom
Portable, in making US a source Of
painful worry to others because we
are worried ogrseiyes.-A. H. K.
Boyd.
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Large Transport Liner Launched.

Belfast, Ireland.-The steamship
Minnewauska, the largest vessel of
the fleet of the Atlantic Transport
Line, was successfully launched here.
She is of 14,500 tons, and will start
in the New York service early
in 1909.
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rather to be Daughters Death.

Artbur Fly and Walter Rey-
nolds, the yos men 1ouna oVeTGo,ne
by gas besidese dead pooy o. 1ei t-
Clark in a be .ouse at Atian.ic IVY
were held pI,ners IN the Guy JaIi'
awaiting theDroner's inquest. The
father of tbaIad girl demanded the
bottle of cid and bottle of beer
fonnd with K young people in the
boafhouse to We the contents tested.
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".f15I CROW SCHOOLS LEGAL.

II, s. Supreme Court SO Decides-as
tees Harlan aad lay Pissent,
Washington. .. C.-In deciding
the ease of Berea College We, vie
State OF kentucky the Supreme Court
held that the States may lsgis'7te to
q event the c~0-educatoD OF The white
and black races. The case was
brought to test the validity of the
Kentucky law Of 1894 prohibiting
white and black children from at
tending the same schools. The high
er State court took the position that
the white and black races are natur-
ally antagonistic, and that enforced
separation of their children is In the
,te- ce preservation of the peace.
The opinion of the Supreme Court,
handed down by Justice Brewer, af-
firmed the finding of both the Ken
lucky Circuit Court and the Court Of
APPEALS. Justices Harlan and Day
dissent.
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Ready to Oblige.

Mrs. Nicholas L~ongworth, at a din
ner in Cincinnati, told a quaint story
about a p~recocious boy.
@They. are very precocious, indeed.
abe said, "those little chaps from Elton
or Rugby, with their round, sober
faces and their quiet air.
"A very pretty American girl was
talking one evening in London to one
Of these urchins.
And have you got a sweetheart
yet, Tommy she said, playfully-
No. said Tommy, still, I'm game
enough for a bit of spooning ii that's
what you're after - WashinstoE
Star.
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QUICK fgTENcEF FOR F0aGEP
Gsls ia Years Within ( Hours
after Ms hrges.
Peter Van YiissiHgPn, u Cbleago,
Co fesses to Frauds Extending
oter Twenty Kst.rs.
FonY Unpleasant Hours EoP van
FIissingen

1870 D. nj. Pets. Van Vlissia-
gen confronted in bis Office by d
detective and asAsd 10 90 tg the
States Attorneys o3nce.
3 D.. m. Arrives at States At
torney's office and. after being
told of charges, oOnfe5ses.
3.15 p, y. Grand Jury, which
had been presented with evidence,
returns Indictment
Ais p. m Prisoner brought
before Judge Windes and hearing
begun.
5 p. n. Sentence pronounced
5I5 p. 10. Van Vlissjngen
locked up in the County Jail.
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NEW sURGEoN-GENERAL.
Colonel Torney Jumped Over Nine
Seniors by President.

Washington, D. c. - President
Roosevelt, on the recommendation of
Secretary Wright and the General
Staff, has appointed Colonel George
army, to succeed Robert M. O'Reil-
ley, who retires January IA. He is
tenth on the list of the medical corps
and his appointment will sore
mes among his seniors, but it is the
Roosevelt idea hat the older men had
their chance for promotion when 9TH
er Surgeons-General were appointed.
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Jof. Of Material.

Much csn Ione With leftover
food"
@Thac's iae. declared Mrs.
bride I'll have plaaty 20 work
with. for hgbby leaves cvsr Eair Ell
elhat I prepare. -PittsbGTe Post
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u1a votes.

wiIliam 7 idman, John B. sears
and rlart Hendrickson, all OF
Yardville, 'uro OF rentop,m w.
held in $2u ii eacn on tne 1na!Se
with 50 bilI ualf pints of whisky.
Clarence T = and George 7. NC
Cue, two fl oters, mace tne al iu
Wits on W Linton oalleI'h"ah.
president 0 e Antl-brlpers
made the C lalnts.
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Made a Hit.


at suppose the Galveston food
cleaned you out?"
Nope"
aAhi a sufferer from the San Fran
cisco earthquake"
mo, num-, I'm just a plain tramp
or vag."
He got a fancy hand-out.-Wash-
ington Herald
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Atlantic City las 2 real rust bust
|er" IN Distsiee cGIrt Judge Robert
tugersoll. He condemned the board
walk POLLING chair octopus and pa
il ont Of business. The combine
tio: be Aolds, formed apparently
10 force from misunderstanding visit
p1s the nlg1asc price possible, is IN
the opinion " taiz court, against pub
tic policy" Tha ease resulted. from
IN attempt u the coordination e COL
Ices a bone fo~ S3G5 from MOTHS
Sasiof who had given a rebate of a
quarter IN a dollar ride. Lawyers
for the trust showed that Sasloff had
signed an agreement to charge all the
traffic would stand, with the alterna-
tive of paying a $275 forfeit, but the
court ruled that the bond could not be
collected. AS a result the rolling
chair trust is broken, and visitors
may be able to ride several blocks
without having to hand over their
bank rolls.
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IT. All pts of the State.

Mrs. Jacob .rper, of Cross Keys,
fell against th back OF a chair anu
was injured. :,
John Ward !. gan :.
Millville on his sis'ei
Eva of assault Sser!.
The Rev. Wi v. wilson, d we.'
known Baptis man, dieu at ms
home at New aauth. He was
nearly ninety-seven y~earsold.
Secretary Franklin Dys, OF the
State Board of Agriculture, has ar
ranged q Farmers InSitute aor
Woodstown on December 1 and IL.
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Curios

Mrs. Jones James stop here
Chauffeur - AT, MIS- sai1
ms'en2"
Mrs. Jones--Tes ! see her 81 lls
widow, and ! wish 20 see al she Is az
howe -Nleveland Leader.
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Shortage Made Good.

At the hearing in Newark of Chas.
Jones, cashier of the First National
Bank, of Seabright, N. j., it was an
nounced that Jones and members OF
his family had made good a $4,000
shortage. 49,
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Cabin John Bridge Leap Fatal.

James Evans, the farmland ac-
cused of having assaulted eleven
year-old Maggie Collins, died at
Washington, D. c., as the result OF
his leap from Cabin John Bridge, Q
span 125 feet high.
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Often Hastens Matters.

Married, eh?"
"Yep."
81 thought it was purely a platonic
affection"
1T was, but another fellow started
to call. Houston Chronicle.
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stilI Talk nE

First Connuter-Does yoHr vlf
cav uood? Thal's the uu1
SsCond Commutsr-5h opez n
neither does she say nothing. Kew
York PRESS.
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Young Duo de ChauInes Born.

The Duchesse de Chaulnes, former
ly Miss Shonts, of New York, has Civ
en- birth to a posthumous son in Paris,
France. Both are doing well. Mrs.
Shonts is at her daughters bedside.
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The Human Test.

Lady in touring car beckons to
pedestrian.
"Will you do me a small favor.
sir?"
Certainly, madam
"Then please stand out in the mid
die of the highway and let me see
how quickly 1 can stop my car with
out hitting you. I'm afraid this
brake is out or order. Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
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Nearly On.

Hurry NJ, Tommy called i.ath
81 from down stairs. re @
now. Have you got your she's 5l2
"Yes, mamma - al but %
EverybOdy's Magazine
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ali in Diagnosis.

Patient-"How many different ian
gusEas DO you speak, doct9r2
Doctor-NOnly one. Dut I under
stand g great many
Chicago News.
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&c Libel.

Il Sc srtafn actress says sts
h-es to sd Jokes 70 an auGlenes o.
w9n ~ =
YES they ire afraid no. 70
laugh Houston Chronicle.
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4 T-houcbues MN.

He Gmpulsive,yl aDerl,ag.
rather thought Of kissing y1r
Sne-@How dare yoaz Ion know
7 cant scream with 90 many peopis
sboutf"-P4 Inch.
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Sympathetic.

Mufit-4Hello, old chap: How are
you feeling to-day"
Weeks-@Oh : m improving slowly
very .-,o~Hy
Mufit-"That's good. I'm delight
ed to hear it."-Chicago News.
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Roman Rescued.

The n. pf the National LABEL
pross in tile street, Bloomfield,
vac totalll troyed by fire. Several
odioining he's caught fire and were
badly DANA. MIs. Aiioo ~
eighty-four yso iu' was ieee 49, -
ono of the hos. 1t took the Bloom
field Fire Detineht anu enioe
companies Fl East ofahSe w
two hours tot the hre unuei 49,
trel. The lOls eStinlaeeu a. ~
$4,000 TO SpOU.
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Revised VERSION

Bopaia liss unco, tire uui
Ny Bonnie swsars uate. i5e
Pieass send 60 tie F0rass far s
For T. lon ss0UHs Ha tere t.-s rl
The Home sis
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sast New Cruiser.

The new scout cruiser Chester fin
ishee her three days Standardization
trifis on the Rockland (Me.) course;
htr fastest mile was ass plus.
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Dog Tbieyesv Working Overtime.
Dog t~hievesIre working overtime
around Clayto| and several HOUNDS
have disappear. A valuable n pc,
longing to Prick Magnuson was
stolen.
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PUBLIC IN MARKET.
Stocks Rise OH New York Exchange
in Ten Days So, OO0, 600, 900.

New York City.-Since the Presi-
Dental election the market value of
stocks and bonds quoted in Wall
Street has been advanced more than
1000, 000,0 600.
The enormous increase in value has
been accomplished in ten days of
trading. This calculation is based
upon actual quotations made on the
New York Stock Exchange.
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Lincoln, Neb.-The Rev. Merle n.
Breed, who recently gneei Cd upon the
nth wear Of his oastorats Of the Con.
gTegational Church az Moniicelio.
Iowa. occupied the pulpit Of the First
Congregational Church of this city
sunday morning Ee spahs from re.
brews SO. "5ae, SAITH he, that thou
make all things according 10 he pat
tern that was showed thee Id the
mount" taking tka subject, "The
Pattern in b Mount, the Building
OF the Plain" Mr.. Breed said in the
course Of his sermcn;
Our text, which Is q Quotation from
Exodus 25:40, SETS before us . pic
ture as Interesting as il is suggestive.
the hosts % Israel have been waiting
long before Mount sinai. Their lead
er, Moses, is hidden ia The cloud
capped, dre~rtYea summit III corn
ninnion with Jehovah. While the
people are waiting n Ire plain, he
nas gone forth to the mountains tow
ershs 1eak to Be with God, 70 hear
tbs VIII ior them and for himself. and
70 9.iDG down a divine pattern OF 2
t~aoeroac}e .or Gods worship and the
Uplifting ~ men Aeavts ana lives TO
heavenly things. The peoola in gen.
arai tad but earthly ambitions. While
Moses FTas hidden in the clouds and
da]k1ass Of the mount. they were
*isa dancing and fcastinE,
4A 80 ana drinking, and max
lnE golden HaiYas to WORST ID Moses Is
beHoid ng the pattern 9f tnat taber-
h4eie about which the religious gffa
OF re nation vas TO arise. and yl,.gs
was ~ stamp ITS i,apre5S uDoG the
world. Moses is G}iiaE his soul wita
tAe vision Wlich he Is 20 end saeog 10
realize among the ritfe iau1raat. su.
persttUQuz, daif-V s-aaittaz in The
plain beneath him. 10 one man came
Tie vision Of heavenly things. The
rest were TO receive It through him.
ais life york was +. tG.@ e bring
ing this T5.Hlb t1sig rsaca md 2r1t
Ing IL real to tham.
The vision splendid came 10 him on
tbe heights. The details. measure
iAsnts. gathering OF materials, labor
construction, were all to be WrouEht
out on The levels Of common life upaD
the plain. We may easily imagine
that the children OF Israel ana the
owing trie9s about them greatly ad-
mIref he completed tabernacle. with
rs curtains OF blue, purple and scar
-. with ltE ark and alta, Its candle
sticK and c%lerU1iu its Pillars and
tahis. 'ts canopies and courts, its holv
place AND hoiy of holes, it's Iaver.
mef"N-seal aud mysterious separating
fai1 bUt there was one who had
55eA something better, who knew
mat beautiful and costly as it was.
tuo oaut Of nneetiDc huf SimrV Tovo.
saadoTed forth the Story Of that pat
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-20
Seeks Missing Relatives.

Mrs. Lillian De D4ase OF Long
Branch, has assd the Children's Aid
and Society fr the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Chilren in Newark to $
sist her in find g two sisters and two
brothers from@whoml she has been
separated twenty vets. Mrs. De
Baise and five other children were
placed with the childln's society by
,lven by it to fos-
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-20

The greatest con4s
has mastered the VOL
his own breast. Scott
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-20
TIL on.

The saint lo1 heceuse It Is
true. and love use it is
right, and love Sc He is
God.-R.r !