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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-26
At a Balkan Court

morality still in its infancy At recent banquet the the
distinguished diplomat complained
said 'sh he shouldn't have
end of
did say9
haveg got back said prime
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-26

dom
shouldn't wife utg
a dinner party.''-Life
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-26

maid as family
Gracious her with iichgo Record Herald
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-01
NOTAS Y NOTlCIAS.

Hoy hs uaIido para MsysgtiOs, don.
de v6 coloCRdo el senior Fernando L6ti
mOF, antique ex.OmplOsdo del FsEEoORFFil.
-EI tFanvfa de Las y medic q. m. sU'
fri6 I'm paquefiO EstRsBo por faltR do CO.
FFiontG.
Hoy han OmpazRdo funci0nRE lo1
nugvOB digponHRTioB de AnomiG siguisut0S;
A6iuntsg, Aibonito, BaFEoG, YauO0, JOG'
nR Dia8, Ponce, IUsbal0, Hatillo, LaFGD,
AguRdilIO, Oomsrfo, HumaCRo = MRnati.
-Homog sRludad0 aI jov0n HGfioF JOs6
BeEEocaI, dependents visjoEo do Is impOE'
t0ntO fVma c0marCiaI ScEGB. do SuGU, On
May0gdez. EI senior BsErocaI, por au
CuIturR buon eBtil0, gRbEd abriTDo snCho
campo On eI Com0rCio, 8Bf como lG CASA
que RepEaG0nta 10 eut6 muy dignamOnt0.
Ell inspector do Sanidad y BenefCsn'
Ci0 do AEscibo, Eemit0 para Bu RpF0baCi6n
por Ol DoparsamontO dc SBnidad, pianos
pragOntadoV por el mAs1tro plomeTO Ma
nuaI Gonzalez PEad0.
Ell inspector de SRnidsd de HumR'
Gao, acuaa Pecibo Gl Departments de Sa'
nidad, do Lon iOgrsSog que le fOsron
.GnviGdOB
Ell inspector dc sIim0ntoB de Mays
QutEo BQIQGGU8 uBWSA OG8bAG GB0O V&RAOB @Ab4
Culus que 90 encOntEAban 0n NAL Gstado.
En- 81 pF6ximo vSp0r embRFcaT6 para
los EDtado4 UnidoV, en- dondO ps,mSnGCe'
T6 una tompoEsds, 81 apFaciado CompAtFio'
To- refior Paco OaEEoFRs. DaBasmoB que
tFiunrs 90 BuB pEop6Gitos, Ol EOfOEido
amigo.
LOS nafloFOB CatRI6 Hnou., han insta'
Iado en- 10 bDi0da de Ia puOTt8 de San
Junto, % GpaTRto Ola GiFatoFiR, Ol cuOI
aar6 les daliciaB del pdbliO0. El mi6rOo'
les pr6ximo 90 10 pEim0rR funOi6n. In
divOFDi6n del iudiCRdo BpaFBt0 eg GgFads'
biIf0imB y 81 pdblicO dsbG OOnOurEir 81,
Ell Comigion0do do Instruction ha
ConCedido una nuOvG CauS para aBcuels
rural de $3.50 la municipalidsd do
AnRIco On vista del intaR69 dGBplegRdo poP
RquslIB junta en- Les doG pEim0FaB que l0
faeEOn adjudisadRB
>-El gobsTnadoF intsrin0 h8 aCeptRdo
IL TOnunCiR pFesGntadH pOF don AbolaTdo
Otu1, juog do pRz do NoEanJitO , tsndrE
efacto cuando tome poaesi6n Ga SUCCESSOR.
Ell senior p. Gambia, do San Juan, 30
liCitS del depRTtAmento de SAnidsd 81 pOT'
misc para v0rifcaF vaTiRB 0xhumACion0B
en- 0l CemOntsEiO de GBt0 Oiudad
-En May0gisz ha DidO dado do alta
del CRHo de difssFis que notifc6 81 dOpRFta'
msnto el cfcial de SAnidhd de aqu0lla
ciudRd.
Ell inspector VOtsriuaEio del dittRito
Norts de San Juan, infoEmG de ga visit8
dc inspection q les puebloH de LREeI, Mo-
CO, San Sebastian y AguSdiIl0.
En- el jusgadO do pOz, fu6 OQndOD ado
sandAlio OoEFe8 pVgar $40 do mult0,
por pOFtar aTmH, = & Miguel 6BldA1s So
poF iguAl d0liG6.
Ell 8efior Luis CGp6. FegiBtrR dor ints.
Fino de Gusysma, hS hScho entFegA del
regiutEo al u'fior Felipe Ouchf nombrado
On prOpisdad, para ccupaF diChO pu0utO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-01
TRAT De F1llaR
un CirCuIO social
en- Canuy.
FL entierrO de Lola Cruz.
Sc estan reparandO los caminOs mu-
nicipales de la jurisdiction.
(Ds nWestrO oOTTegpOmsGg,) }

NoviGmbEs 30.-Rl g6bado 28 del &C.
tHRl asiHtimoB,6 & una reunion PEepBFatoFiR
para ll0Var efsCt0 un ciFcul0 social On
elta pueblo. CaBi todaB les sCcioneB fu0'
ron tomRdaB. Sc 9'FumoRa" seTS pEelid0ntO
del migmo el popular mRlloEqufu don
FFRnCisOO PsEsll6 Cords.
-Aysr 20 ls di6 criStiana gspultuEs nj
ORdGveP de ls que fu6 nusstER busnR ami
go L0lR' Cruz, heRmsnR del COnsacusnto
CoTE0ligionaFio don Jose, guREdis de pc
males. A nus doudoB nuGstFo GanSido pc
same. -
-sa hGlIa sDtre noaotroB sl lioonCiado
don Alberto BruEi, jusz municipal de
UtuGd0, quisn hs vsnidO llamAdo uTgen'
tsmenta POr Ii gravsdSd de "a nihs Err
neatina.
Sepn el amigo que noH tieng Bi0mpF0 6 gu
ladc en- tOd0 ? para tod0.
va eBt6n FapaF6ndoas tres CRminoB
muniCipaIsB do este jurisdiction.
-EstS hacienda fslta nos white ma
oompOfiS dEam6tiCo, , tAmbi6n sl CirCo
"TEsB bRndGRas" que fuuCionR en- AFeCibo
Don LRETsntino EStraglB sntF6 en-
franC8 C0nvRIaGC0nciB dc 10 GnfsFmedad
que p8dsofa. EI pueblo CGIsbEs con jibi'
10 tai aCOnteOimianto.
LA fiesta del 6Fbol 0Htuvo msgnIfoR.
Una O0ncuTr0ncia numeT0GB BaleCtR RBiB
tic al aCtO. Los pFofs1ors8 Manuel AOeve
do y Lorenzo OobRIloB rsyaFon gran al
tuFR On gua di8CurGoa. Adel8nt8, pUel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-01

gran victoria On lau OIeOOioneu prODidsn-
Cialou."
De Huans Pinario oomunicsn habsr.
us aIteEado un POGO Ol orden p6bliC0. En-
MatauzOu hiEieEon NnochO un hombra.
So pEss0ntar0n quejaB por alguno8 CON-
1ervadoro8 de que IoB ibOTRlOG Leo 0BtabRn
atemoEisAndO y no leo iban & pOrmitiE
votRE. En- OIL aotO 10 pToCGdi6 atsndOr
IR queja. No gs aItsr6 GI oEdGn general,
10 que 90 dsbO Al gran prsdioGmOEt0 do los
oiCiOlOB BmaRiCRnOH.
81 gobeFnadoF MRgOon cablogrRf6 hoy
al RlCalde de Cienfu0gos como Oigue:
"sionto muOho 10 deplotRhlo trsgedia que
0cuEFiGrG on "a Ciudad, ? eBper0 que BiFVR
do ejemplo para que tod0B 90 8bBtsngRn do
h0C0T oDtantNCion0g de paFtidoB sino que
tongOn On CUontR que In gran ObFG de EGI-
tauTRF lR Eop6bliCR exige l8 ConpBgaCi6n
dc todos loo CubRnos manifaBt8dR por In
ff8tORnidRd do unon para con OtF01. ApFue-
bo Ru ordOn do BuBp0ndeF el meeting ib0-
raj de anoch0. G6u CuGndo lam0nt0 que 0l
dOTOOho del pueblo para diOCutir los pro.
blOmGn polftiOOB pandiOntsB 20 vsG COhibid0
COnn0CuSnCia del pFoCedeF tuEbulOnto de
AIgunoO hombEOB."
TambiOn 20 dirijiGTon tOlegERmAas peFUo-
males CRd0 alcRldO y gob0Fnad0E, foliCi.>
tando por el orden hsbidO. +. s
Ell "DiaFio do lR Marina" dice que has
to las tFeI de 10 tGrde pnR mRy0ElG abTu.
mBdoEa liberal 90 indicaba en- la pEOvineia
do 10 HRbUna, RBf como On Santiago u
PinOF doI Rfo. El Fe8OltGdo On MatanSau,
CamOgtisY Santa Clara no 90 B0brG, dice
"El Dialio," hasts OHSs noche, perO en- 60
guro Of triuufo de lo1 libsrsloU en- Les trl0
OitsdaB provincial "El 1)iNEio'' fsliClts
& an boD partidoB en- 10 DiguisntO foEmn:
''El pueblo de- Cuba OIta dGndO pFusbG
de que 80 maEac0 lR libortRd y Ia indOpsE'
dOnciR."
El comandants Reed comuniG6 quo Ol
orden absolute rGinAbR en- 10 pEovinCiG dc
PinOH del Rio. En MAtRnzRG, que Gs IN
baluaFt0 do loB ConservadoFeB, Ia IuChR G1
t,n Fefida que 90 hAOe impoIibIO GalCulAF
Of rsIultAdO haBtG que 90 reCibAn informe8
ofCiRlen.
En- la RCeFa del Hotel IuglatsEFB, GitiO
dc reunion do los conuerVsdoFOl, ocUREi6
una gAPatS como las OiOtS de lS noChe,
que hubieTs podidO traOr paoTeD OonOeCuen'
Cias & no hRbsE lido poF ls oPoEtunR in
t0Ev0nCi6n do lR poliGfa. Un gEupo de
EbsEalsa pasAbR vitoEoando Rl general GO
meE, dOOpuOB de lNnzaTBO algunRl CuChu'
fl stsB dc pSEto y parts los libOEaloI ? los
ConGervodoEou, 6ItoB BRCaEOn Esv6lvOEB, hR'
Ciendo vsrioB diBpaFoB hiEisndo IN IL
bOral. POGO doHpu6l 10 Esuni6 una gran
muItitud de libeFalo8 con Ol d0libsEadO pro-
p6sito do linchGE IoB OonSSFvRdoFsg. In
poliCfa Embellishments CerE6 sl hotsl y
tOdOB los cafes, dsBpUiandO laI GALES. Los
Congorvadores que hiCiOrOn loB diBpGFoB
fuoRon FsducidoI pFiui6D.
En- TenOrife, un 1ubuTSiO de la HObRn0,
oCurri6 tOmbi6n un lijaro GltOrCNdO. HubO
diopRRoa FOBultnnd0 nm C0n8aTV0d0F heFid0
En OkEdsnal, un negro liberal, Lucio We
GO, hiso nm diSpAFO uu Oolegio electoral
s hiri6 dos hombyOu. Todos OBos agrOlo'
rOs fuoEon enORFColAdoB.
No hey palabrsD de alabama HufoionteD
ara sIogiGr Ia conducts do IoB ofeinIsH
vicanoB in de domiuaF la DituGci6n.
7oP & las ocho nBPgu
7os pTovinCiag,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-01
'EL IURR EN-
AguadiLIa.
El baritone Garcia, tiple y caraCte.
ristica Sc distinguieron Dota-
blemente. ~ ..%-....
Como fu6 Celebrada en- la lOcalidad
la fiesta del ArbOI.
(Ds nusstrO oOrYsspOmsaE.) }

NoviambFO 27.-LS CCmpRnf0 dc 8aR.
sueIa do RmboR g6nOFog que lvian0 aCtuan.
do haCO Rlgun0B dfRR On 6st8, G1tG dand0
una GsEis de fanCioneg de 10 mas, aBCoiido
del repertoire eBpRfiol.
FL JGueu NOS pPoBGnt6 ls gUandio80 zaF'
auola en- 3 aCtos do aEgumsnto Sensational,
original dc don Luis OlonR, y del inmor'
tOl mBDltEo Gaztambid0, ''EI JuRamonto,"
ca dondG 90 diatiDguisEon muCho ID BanoritG
BAilIO, Ol bDjo gsfioF BorrGV, 0l baritone
senior Garcia = lR CRF0ctsEfatiC8 gPfioFR
DOlgOdo de CGmpoB.
FL maEts8 noU pT8gent6 diohG C0mpaflfR
una funCi6n do g6nerO chico 10. Gel Pu'
fiG0 dc Roma. 20. Un acto de concerto
cantOndO' on primer t6Rmino el ueioE ,B0'
EF6B, CAvRtinR dc In opera Verdi, HaFnR-
nj, Uigui6nd0I0 0l baritone ST.. GSFcfG
CRntAudo 81 C6lObFO moa6logo do "LR
T0mps8tRd", continuando cate RCt0 con 81
GntTOm6I original de l01 heEmRnos Qointo'
EoD: "El chiquillO" FOpFsHanGado por Ia
Bsf0EitR Baillo y sl senior ARnaIdo y tor
minOndO 6ItO aCto de ConCiaEto por 0l
gran duo do lR opsFR MaEina, C9nt6do
poF la nafioritG BAillo = 81 IgOfor BoEFGB,
OsEERndO 10 funCi6n la original 8AEzuola
dc IoI uefiorOB KChsgaEAv y CabRllOEo,
"Ruido de CNmpanaN''.
AnoChO iuGv0I di6 OOgdn OI progrRma
"a Ultima fanCi6n do deBpadila poRiendo
en- eBC0nG, lSI ObEaB do g6nsro chico: "El
BREbOEO de SOvilla", "El Sc. joaquin" y
GEL CabO PEimsro"; EOfoTonts & 6DtR fun
Oi6n y on conjunto general dsjamoB 10 70.
GtflE Nl CIAro CritsFiO del iIuntEado p6bIiCo
aguRdillAno.
"A las 10 y media de la maQlana de
hoy = On la plaza principal bDJo lo8 aoor'
d08 de 10 BoEinquOn, tuvo Ofaoto el Rcto
do CslebEAF80 Is RCoBGumbERda fiesta de
graCia y do AFbol Day.
El Be1or Juan B. Soto PEonunCi6 un
diIOuFBO al tOTmin0F Ia fiesta.
-HG Hido dOdo dc alta en- ol hosp tel
municipal nueItEo amigo oomsrOiant0 do
eAtA plQ8O, FrAnCiGCo Vargas.
L0 celabFamoH.
-Anteayor vi6GO viOitado OI pueblo poF
muchO1 pRGngOToB del vApoF "PFeDidODt"
que de pHBo para San JuGn 10 Ono0ntpAbR
eas diS On nu0Atr8 bahia procsdOnt0 do
MGyGgiiez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-01
AsambIea CsfsteTa.
Fue nOmbrada la cOmisi6n que ira
a Washington.
(POr tsI6grCto.)
(POr teJ6grCto. }

Hoy rsoibimoB ol tOlsgrAma uiguionta:
"P0nC0 DiciambRs 10. 9.37 q. m. "La
CoFUeupohdoncia." San JuNn. NombF0'
dos ComiDiOnad0B & Warrington: Xavier
MaRiOni; GupIante, Jorge ArmBtEODg.
Frank Martinez; BuplOnt0, LUCAS ANA
dec.
Pedro sHIaaaT: BuplOnte. Domingo Co.
llaz0.-E. SGgGzGr."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-01

sACOs DE YUTE.-Pasa @nvsBoB de
Rz6s az CRf6 aCabRn de Eecihir les ssfioToH
s. Mal6n Comp, = vond0n q preciOa ven
taiauoV, As y. alt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-01

y 91SejOs' RENEE
TO para 4O0,
>GQGGG|O .y|
70 dc "a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-23

back. II kinda seemed for a moment
as though couldn't see nothin' all
my life but long, dusty roads. and no
body in 'em. But it's all right now
he added, "and I'll Jes get along to
the car"
But. Jim, you haven't seen Mr.
Douglas" she said, trying to detain
him until she could think Of some way
to comfort him.
"Fn look In on him comm back.
answered Jim, eager 10 be alone.
He was out OF the gate before Polly
could protest. but she called after him
In q broken voice: Hurry, won't you,
Tim? I'll be waiting for YOU" She
watched him going quickly down the
road. his great fists thrust into nis
brown canvas pockets and his SLOUGH
hat pulled over his eyes. He did no.
look back as he used to do TO wave a
parting farewell. and she turned to.
ward the house with a troubled heart.
One foot was on the lower steps when
Strong and Elverson approached her
from the gateway In the hedge and
asked whether the fellow they had
Just seen was there To take her away.
Strong assured her before she could
answer that the congregation wouldn't
do anything to stop her II she wished
to CO. I've ain't tryin' to pry into
none of your private affairs" he ex-
planned. as he saw the blank express
sion upon her face. But my daugh-
ter saw you a-huggln' and a-kissin'
that young man. and if you're calcu-
latin to run away with him. you'll
save o heap of trouble for the parson
by doin' It quick"
THE parson," Polly echoed.
you can't blame the congregation
for objecting to his keeping you here
Strong continued You got sense
enough to see how IL looks. He sees
II. too. but he's just plain buIl-headed
I don't reckon he'd give in till we got
another minister"
Another minister" Polly faltercc.
"Ycu meaE--you mean
II was clear enough now. She ro-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-23

WE Ars The Anarehists In Michigsn
To the Editor OF The Times: The
various authoritative departments of
srni means Of Of. dsportIns adopted ciii-
the United states. who have anarch-
, patSy 's wfth such TO The minimizing
and those who jump At conclusions,
that sounds very well: but 20 the an
aiytic mind. II lacks plausibiltty.
decree. let us carefully study the cause
OF this confusion and revolt against
governmeht. and the effect that =
Citizen might have upon this nation
An anarchist. says Webster, is one
who excitex or promotes discord In
sta, connie rsr S the .r raas St so cnl
state. and In all candor ask, who - ~
that has created discord In our state
finances? What class Of citizens wa
the people could not be trusted 70 vote
upon important measures pertaining 70
public interests7 Who are the persons
which is debasins to womanhood, and
who are they who hold out induce
na ot5 70 the 70 aspost shsr Sd
An absconding bank official?
Are not thee sa0fnsie % ana S1'e9 aa
1
say OF the prsss ct all which eulogixss
such becsufe Of their financial and So
ciai prestige. and who condemn those
who are driven 10 dastardy deeds
through the formers defaicattons. N
| From time immemorial nations have
rea ped Whatsoever they have Sown. and
this nation will not be an exception to
this rule. What greater shame can q
ration sof wealth and unbopnded re-
sources bring upon herself. than TO be
forced to confess to the world that
millions Of her subjects are living In
poverty. thousands upon thousands
suffering for the necessities OF life. and
thousands starving to death every
what excuse can a Christian civilIza-
ton render for this shameful condi-
tion7 Have these adopted subjects who
are now marked for deportation.
brought this disgrace upon us7 Has
this Prohibition wave which r. sweep
ing over our land stirred I'D this con-
tention7 III the press Will be honest
with tts readers II could tell us who
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STORY OF THE
SEASONS MOST
THRILLING PLAY,
CHAPTER xl--(contInusd.)

ETlOU'RE coming. amt yer Poll?''
lIV he asked.
Hi mo. Jim." she answered
"You mean you amt never
comiu' back?" said Jim, trying to real
ize what IL might mean tc him.
Eyes, JIM" she said. sad at the pain
she must cause this great, good-heart-
ed fellow. "But you mustn't care
about that, jim" she pleaded
ut isn't because don't love you,
just the same 1t was awfully good
OF Barker to keep my place for me,
but couldn't go back; l just
couldn't"
He turned away: she chung to the
rough brown sleeve why, Jim, when
, I lie in my little room up there at
night she said, glancing toward tie
window above them, land everything
Is peaceful and still, think how 1t
used to be In the old days, the awful
noise and the rush of II, all, the cheer
less cars, the mob In the tent. the
ring with its blazing lights and the
giddy whirl round and round on
Bingo, and then the hoops--always the
hoops---till my head got dizzy and my
eyes all dim; and the struggle after
the show through the mud and the
rain, and the rumble Of the wheels
In the plains at night, and the shrieks
OF the animals, and II was all SO un-
real And then the awful parade IN
the streets and me a-riding In tights.
Jim; tights" She covered her face
in her hands-to shut out the shame Of
IL.
The "eIg One" From the Circus.
II didn't know how you'd come to
feel about IT," Jim said az he turned
away.
But you aren't angry with me. arc
you, Jim7" she pleaded.
Angry" he repeated. bitterly. Il
guess It couldn't ever come to that
tween you and me. Ill be all right.
It's just kinda sudden; that's all. You
see, ! never figured ON givin' yer up.
and when you said you wasn't comm
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~ G. n. QUINCY.
Not wrinkle on her face:
dimple:
Not token OF disgrace
M In her blue eyes. frank and simple.
Seemingly beyond BELIEF
such innocence should cloak such
So fair. and yet q hardened thief
That angels might despair OF win
And not for need her thievinRs done:
All. MarGy. stealing hearts at one
What crimes VIII you commit at
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-23
By
Margaret
Nayo.
POLLY of the CIRCUS

called Mr.. Douglas troubled look Of
an hour ago. She remembered how
he had asked IL she couldn't go away.
had promised not to give her up, no
matter what happened.
CHAPTER XII.
Back to the Lights of the Sawdust.
Il am going" she answered, turn.
ing upon the deacon. II didn't under
STAND. That man Is coming back for
me and I'm going with him and Iii
never, never come here again"
That's something like It," said
Strong.
Only you won't quarrel with Mr.
John. You won't send him away .
che pleaded. searching his eyes fol-
mercy. You see II wasn't his fault
I kept staying on. anu he didn't know
how to get rid OF me. He did try tc
do II only today"
$50 he Is coming around. Is he,
Strong said. somewha. Modified.
you won't get another minister, nc
matter what he says" she begged
Not II l promise to go away and
never. never see him AGAIN."
Il amt holdin' no grudge agin
him." Strong grumblci.
He talks pretty rough sometimes
but he's been a good enough minis
ter. l amt forgettin' that"
"Oh, thank you, Mr.. Strong, thank
Polly said III get nay things
right now. I won't take a minute.
She was running mp the steps
when sudden thought stopped her
WED better not let him know just
yet" she said. You can tell him az
terward. Tell him that I ran away
Tell him that"
She was interrupted by Douglas
who entered quickly from the house
Hello, Strong; back again." he
asked.
Polly remained with her eyes fixed
upon the deacon. searching for some
way OF escape. AS The pastor ap.
preached she burst into hysterical
laughter.
Cro be Continued.D
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-23

through a third party. The party al
ways does more harm than good and
In stealing the name OF great non
partisan worker after nc is dead, Is in
keeping with their past record.
RAY L. HOWARD.
Detroit, March 20. 1905.
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ToDAY's BEST STORY.


Here is the story of the physician
who lost his pet dog: He put notice
In the paper under Lost and Found
to the following effect: Warming
followed by charitably describing the
animal as having 'strayed," and
winding up with: 1T IL Of on value.
not even to the owner, but having
been experimental upon for scientific
purposes with many virulent pois-
ons, lick from its tongue would prob
ably be fatal"
The dog came back the next day
st Louis Times.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-23

& /, - (o61 npson, teacher III
81 y <l school. lectured on
Il .cE. q mem under Social
Ri MI 1 xoky'x hall Sunday
6n| N.Y. thompson IL not q
~ - ~ bomb throwing kind,
colIn. xofoenly woman, highly
+ ma on1 = rood speaker. Answer.
M 1<k6uent that socialism
( ~ ~ break up the bones"
{n1k ~ present competitive
+ - ~ brooEink up homes at rate
e bI tie unthinking.
mkc1inory IS taking women
6o1o<. bGcnuse II r8quiros
10 nlEo<L Az The machines
~ 4 <Eo children have been sub
~ ~ ~ ncs1sF Today WON
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Grape-Nuts food Is made
of Wheat and Barley. in
large 10 lb. loaves which are
first baked, then sliced and
again baked until rock hard.
The slices are then ground
into the granules called
Grape-Nuts.
The long baking, changes
the starch of the cereals to q
form of sugar which Is easily
digested and quickly absorb
ed by even a child.
1t affords ideal nourish-
ment for all ages--from in
fancy to maturity; for
all conditions--from the
Invalid to the Athlete.
There's q Reason.
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are. and what relation the real anarch-
lists sustain toward this government.
VIII not the press give. ,is valid rsa-
son why the authoritative departments
o. government should not remove the
cause? While ye gather up the tares,
ye root up also the wheat with them"
Our nation has sown the seed of dis
cord. contention. revolt. unrest. an
archism, and now that the harvest II
nearing the ripening season. II be-
hooves US to act with DISCRETION. lest
tives
Nations have become extinct through
oppression and tyranny of rulers. who
have robbed their subjects under the
pretext OF maintaining power over al :
verse countries: so oppressive were
their demands that the masses re-
belled, and little by little the spirit Of
instiilsd into the hearts OF the ag-
grfcved by Its promoters, gave vent,
and the explosion thereof scattered the
America has hundreds Of thousands
OF loyal citizens. whose voices have
never AZ yet been raised In protest
against the nagrant abuses OF their
never yet penned their thoughts; per-
chance, because OF this silence. these
promoters of anarchism have become
nstnr sna bss
times shelters deeper thoughts than the
silken tile. and the brawny, csIioused
hand may be more capable OF handling
the rudder than the bieached hand OF
the millionaire. The private who thrust
the bayonet into his brothers heart
war not the murderer. Heads OF gov
ernment nursed conditions for sefhsn
gain. until the spirit Of anarchists en-
tered the heart OF John Brown, which
eventually dethroned1 the king and
brought freedom to thousands tn bond-
age. Who can predict what II In store
for the oppressed OF the present day
GEO. ID. BALL
soc Hodges Bldg
Detroit. March is. 1905
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-23

An old pineapple grower tells
strange stories about the effect OF the
juice OF the fruit upon certain sub
stances. The Juice Of the pine Is sup
POSED to do more for the larynx than
anything else In the world. Says the
grower: Drop a piece OF leather into
a glass OF pineapple Juice and see how
quickly It win be eaten up."--Indian
apolis News.
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en- are beginning to realize that about
all they are useful for under the pree
ent system Is TO bring little lives into
the world to feed the machines. do
clared Miss Thompson. She will
speak again on Sunday, April s.
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In Loco! PLAYHOUSES

Frank Nelson, Stanley G. Wood, Car
lyle Shelley. Joseph Yanner, Charles
Doherty, Robert Gaiiiard. Adele Car
son. Margaret Keller and Margaret
Moffat.
The engagement is for the week.
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The bridegroom" remarked the
minister's wife, after the happy couple
had departed. seemed to be rather
shy."
yes" re1oined the good man. He
only gave me q dollar"
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