davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03

Wood Bright, colored, W as ar
rested on Thanksgiving Day for
disturbing the peace. Later he
resisted an officer, who peeled him
over the head with his club. 1t
took doctor to sew up Brighps
scalp.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03

A Fenuewald of near Martinsburg
is home from a pleasant outing in
Colorado. He took several hunt
ing trips while out there and killed
four wild deer.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03

DR.. A. NJ. Underwood aud wife
and little son, Earl, of Holstein +,
Mo, visited relatives at Rush Hill
n part of last week and this.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03

Buck Howard, alias Robert
Davis, confined in the county jail,
gave it up last week that ne could
not fool the doctors aud has quit
having fits.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lee of Mis-.
soula, Montana. have been enjoy e
ing visit with relatives in aud
around Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03

A. b. Hale of Laddonia was in
this city last Saturday. He is
thinking Of locating in Mexico
to educate his three children. The
MEsslgT WOULD be glad to welcome
him. He Is a splendid citizen,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03

Will II. Morris. Circuit Clerk,
who became i'll with u very deep
seated cold two weeks since, was
taken with typhoid fever last week.
His scores of friends are hoping
that he may soon recover.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03

Rev. C. A. Mitchell Of this city
has been assisting in a revival
meeting at the Baptist church in
Wellsville.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03

See us for good values, good
merch andise. Good is the adjec-
tive which describes all our goods.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03

Martin Hild"brand, near Benton
City, has sold his farm, getting
S75 an acre
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03

s. p. Emmous bought a fin 9
Shorthorn bull in Indiana last
week.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03

Get our prices on Carving Sets
Cutlery etc. They are here to
be sold, hence thu price is persuas'
i've.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03

VIM. Biggers Of Moberly was
here Tuesday looking after bust
ness interests.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03

r. p. Hopkins was in Higgins.
willie this week to attend a meetin g
Of the board of the Ex-Confedate
Home.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03

Generous assurtments are feat.
urrs ia all departments. W. have
many varieties to select from.
Ferris q Cauthnru,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03

M. r. Wise has returned from a
business trip in Arkansas.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03

Owing to the loteness of the season we
deem it necessary TO make the following RI
diculously low prices on all Ladies' ClOaks
These garments are the newest things out in
style and are cheap at the original price.
These are genuine values, so come early and
get the choice.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03

UMBRELLAS. Put an umbrella on
your list and come and see our selection
Beautiful silk covers with gold and silve r
or pearl and natural wood handles. An
elegant line at $500. Others at So. IS to
$500.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-12-03
Moline.

Ferris & Cauthorn .
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-22

@dr0trDbt blieb iit {stben, ..@sf II
frtun6li9 uno 1ish bir einfftptikn 81,
ben6bldtttr oriibell an. sd nil
nur rlein M,ittlei6 dblegen. syoiepE
mag ben Thee einfttpeilen aiftragen.a
Wdcb tnapp 5ebn Minuten erI1itr
tie In tinein einf1hen, bellen Saaus=
fleio tpieber im Gpeiie3inmer uni
begunn fftpeigen0 ben Sbee ein3ugiez
ben. Damn ftbDb lie Nainer 81.
SdiiifeIn sli.
rBebiere bid ferbit, bite. Sd
min nur raid Die Briefe un1eben."
.6ut bas nicbt 3eit9"
80, ih min nur raid feben, tper
geihrieten bat. lefen fann in ID
nadber. Ser Sbee lit iibrigens
nod au beiB.4
sic befab einen Brief nod benz
unberen, uno Mainer merfte nit Bez
itiiraung, tpie ibr Geiiht babei einen
tn1mer unrubigeren Mnsornd an=
ruhn,. Grit bsim lebten 8rief alGt=
ten fih ibre 3iise tpieOer.
,Non Gante Sep1ine - enblim!
Muf orei @riefe lit lie mir Mntport
fdulbia. loffentlih mar niemano
franf auf OolIenau!"
Damn riibrte fie, Sic griefe bei=
feite fhiebeno, mehanifh in ibrem
Sbee.
.ssinbeit gu es nidt fonoerbar
BON Der Graben, bab fie 10 obne Nn=
gabe zines @runbes ablagt9"
Hainer audte Die M11eln. ,3bsnfa
@raben fheint eben man9mal febr
launenbaft au fein. Sic perlangt aipar
bon an6eren itrengite sSDrmlihfeit,
febt iith aber, tpenn es ibr pabt, ba=
riiber bintpeg."
Nslaia aB Elm pdar 8ihen, tranf
ibren Sbee aus unb nabm abernals
oie 8riefe aur 6an0. r@on Der Muf=
1otp, bon Selbens unb BON Ser 8az
ronin Merfer. Sd polIte nd9fte
Mohe au ihr fiir Elm paar Sage uno
frdgte an, nb es ihr pafe."
Sic nabm Elm Mefer, ianitt ben
8rief auf, tparf einen Bid binein
unb fhob tim Hainer su.
rM4ts. sic bat bic Mbfiht, nahz
ite Wohe nah Mbbaaiu 5u fabren."
Damn fdnitt Nslaia lansfam Die
anoeren Briefe auf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-22
(Syortiebung folat.)

sSn Chicago bat Elm gbinefe Elm tueiz
bes Mdoden eepriigelt. neil ite i'm
ni6t beiraten tpollte. Sb bas Wfittel
sebolfen bat?
Die Sapaner tpollen bic ameritani.
fden Moltentraber nadbauen. @es
idiebt ibnen redt!
+
Die Dffentli9e Wieinung 3tpeifelt
fait INNER an elmer suten Sat, aber nte
an elmer iale4tsn,
Die Dferrei9ifh=ungariI9e Megiez
rung bat pieber einmal pDr Der Mus=
tpan0erung na9 9lmerifa geparnt.
Marum benn? IS tommt ia 10 tpie 10
niemdnb.
II X =
Mandes miro nur oaourh unabGns
oerli4. Dab mir es bafiir nebmen.
X X X
Mus Dem Sagebude zines 6eirats.
faroioaten: ~afde" sibt Der 2iebe
Mdrme.
Die fdtperite Strafe fir oie @9ulb
1T Die Grinnerung.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-22

@fdnoaIs gleiu, ntin, itm Gottes0
pilIxn niem1ls! Wenil Dl mid
tr1brbaft liebit. Damn bdrfft 0u mir
lfo stpas niht slin1utben. Mdintrl
Be0enfe bod: iDir tpiirbttf IN dler
Qeute M1unD lein, In ben ps.situngen
| itehen unD mas bnnn9 GsnEouter
perfebrt in Derfelbsn @tfenfhuft
| im fDnnte Son niht inehr nit ibm
3ufdmmentreffeng" n.
rMir miibten eben ins Muslana
geben.4
,Don Mien forte Mus Oeiterrsid9
I'm fetnen preis!"
Gr tpanote iin truurig ab. Damn
peiB icb feinsn Musipeg."
r2ab mid be1lfen. QuB MIDI benz
fen!" Melaia 2dmbah rihtete fd)
auf, itiibte beibe grme auf ben Si1h
nnb pergrub Den aopf In Die 6droe.
,gs ml;B bod etfpas seben, ods mei<
nen Muf tpiebsr Eeritellt!"
Nainer fhritt nit gefenftem Ropf
i'm @emad auf urnb nteber. eSd, es
eab etipas. Sin febr etnfahes Mitz
tel Sas natiir!i1fte. Mber ulles
in ibm itrdubte iib oagegen.
Nieneicht bahte aud, lie barnn
un0 tpaate es nur niht uussufprez
hen2 Simmer ipieber g1itt letn
Slid uter Malaia. Mie lieblih lie
nor in ibrer finoerbaften 3ierli9s
felt! Die tpeiben ithmalen 6dnbe
tpiihIten fich tief in Dds rptbblonDe
6uar, iiber 1peldes ods 2tht Der
Campo flammenbe Neflere mart. Sn
Sem roiisen tleinen 5rauenobr, Dem
fhDniten, oas er ie geieben bate,
funfelten grpBe Oiamanten. Gin
Duft bon Deilfsn entitr0mte ihre1
@epdnhern, unb bas ganae perIOnz
den mar urngeben bon jenem unbez
finirbaren gtipas, oos man gles
aona nennt. ssbre Mltter mar sine
pariierin getreIen uno gait ieirers
aeit fir sic fdidelte Dame Der Mies
ner geienfhaft. 2aia alid ibr iebr.
rno oas ipnte ct lafIen9 syreipillig
bieiem bolbielisen Mnblid entiageng
gr berslih i'm @eiite 2aia nit
Sen aroeren 5rauen, Die er tanrte.
uno Elm gerinafddbises 2ddeln ums
ipielte feline 2ippen. Seine alid ibr
aud nur i'm entfernteiten. Wie cine
tpabrbafte aDnisini tpanoe!te iie unter
alien - trob ibrer Min3!gfeit.
/ lln6 lire Seele erit Wie anruz
tbis fonnte lie plaubern! Wie bel
Bpeiie unb Homuntit mar ba neben
Dem @eiit! Niidternbeit uno Oberz
flddlihfe:t betten i'm INNER abses
itoBen. 2aias @eele mar 19ilIernb
tpie bas @sfisoer zines ieltenen Wo=
gels, unb ibre 5iefe fhien ibm ins
ersriinblih, obtpobl ct iih ME fir
einen beion0eren syrauentenner ge=
balten bate.
gr holte tief 2lthem.
limb bod - 10 tbeuer lie thm
audi mar, es mubte iein Inn ihret=
lpilIen. gr ielhit mubte bas Mort
enblih ausiprehen!
.2aia", begann er miibiam, ,tpenn
Sir mein sriter Worihlag unausfiibrz
bar erfheint uno ih eehe ia au,
bab es nur unter arrBen Opfern
mDsli9 tpGre - Damn bleibt nur nod
6as 2ebte: id5 muB fort. SD iperoe
tpieber auf Neilen ae5en, uno bic
Welt, pelhe 10 idneI Dergibt. miro
auh mid pergeffen."
sic bate Oen &opf aufbor9eno
erboben. iebt aber ftieb iie eiaen
S6rei aus uno iprang idb auf.
r3ainer! Oas pilft bu9 Wfih Derz
lahen?"
.WluB id niht9 csSb iebe feinen
anoeren Wea, beinen 8uf nieber herz
auitellen."
(eSnrtfahnnn fnfnt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-22
2. e a b itel.

Y
Cine Weile blieb es till 5tpifhen
ben beiben. Damn benerfte Nainer,
pie Mslaias 6dnbe pl0Bli9 au aittern
begannen, tpGbreno lie oen lebten
8rief, ben bon ber Baronin Sepbine
Doh, las.
.Was lit oir, 2aia9 Mas bait
ou9" fraste er erfdroden.
Sie blidte i'm hilflos an unb ipols
te etipas fasen, brahte aber tein Wort
iiber Die erblaBten 2ippen.
Shtpeigenb ndhm ct bic 8riefe
rnb las iie. Ser erite. BON Der Jiirz
itin Nufoap, glib Dem atpeiten BON
Selbens nuf elm 6aar. Beioe entz
bielten fat NIT bem sleihen Wortz
luut cine Mbiase fir ben nddften
Mbenb obne Mnsabe oes @runoes.
Ser lebte 8rief bon Sepbine Doh
aber lautete:
uMeine liebe Msfaia, Du bait
gana reht gerdtben, baB es nur elm
erniter cruno iein fonnte, Ser mid
10 lange abbielt, Dir au f4reiben.
4rant lit eottlob nienano auf Doll
lenau, aber es fiel mir tpirtlih
ihtper, ettpas su beriihren. bas bod
enolih geiast psroen mub = unb
10 i9ph ia es benn inmer auf Bis
beute. Od 9u aber feline @ltern
mebr befibeit, un0 ih als Define lsib=
lihe Sante Ipsuiasen Die pfliht haz
BE, offen nit Dir gu reoen, 10 nimm's
nint libel, tpenn i9 nun obne umz
ihpeife bamit besinne.
Meine liebe 2aiu. tpas treibit Du
benn fir l1niinn9 Sd babe Did
au3eit fir Elm leiblid perniinftises
5rauenaimmer aebalten uno INNER
einen grpben Heipeft por Deiner
Rlugbeit gebabt. $50 bait Ou oenn
nun beibes eelaKen9 Natiirlid baB
ih iolpoM Did als Nainer piel au
lieb. um ettpas lnredtes bon eu4
gu benfen = aber, RinOer, mas
fdnt euh benn elm, Sag fir Sag all
Ter Melt sum 5rob beilammen 5al
fiben9 Man fagt mir. bab ibr AUDI
lanae Nitte au stpeien maht, bab
Nainer Mbenbs oft ben Shee auf
8drenegs nimmt, baB ibr euh auf
Werabreburla Bel 8efannten trefft
uno 10 peiter.
Rletftb natiirlih. 6armloie perz
ipanbtihaftlide Rameraoihaft unter
Der ielbitberitGnblihen Megioe Nei@
ner @eieufhafterin, liebe 2aia -
niht ipabr9 Non 2iebe teine @pur,
benn baau bente id ooh piel au bod
BON Mtr - nein, bon euh bei0en.
Mber iuspobl. aber, met
ne liebe Mslaia! Ou tennit boh Die
Melt, lebit in ibr, biit uuf lie angez
tpiefen! 6ait Ou benn niht Be-
buGt, bab bic @paben auf Dem Oas
DIE iiber eu9 pfeifen t0nnten9 Nun,
in fann Dir periidfrn, lie pfeifen
fhon iebr laut - unb gar niht
biiblh! Gines Weibes Muf slei9t
6em blanfen 5piegel, ieoer 3aud
fdhrn tribt TIN. Nieneift lit 6as
beute altmpbifh eeoa4t. aber ih bin
eben dltmobifh in alien Dingen unl
MINIS audi heiben. Darum ldbt e
mtr fetne TuDe, OQB DIT JtuHIt e'He
Don alio burh @eihpdB berunrel'
nigt pirb. J,
go, nun it's beraus uno mir tt
leihter. Natiirlih tpirft Du iebt
ipo ih Dir Ole Mugen geOffnst babe
ipifen, mas Du au tbun bait. Nai.
nsr fpG MAIDEN, mas Ct min mad
8Grenegg barf ct ni6t mehr, eb'
@un0ater 2ambah aus Nfrifa 5u
riidgefebrt 1T.
Ou aber geb uuf Meilen obel
| icmn1, ipenn Du 1pil1ft. 81 lnS
QDnlter 1nb mir Mlten tniir6en uni
fehr freuen. @ti uns 3iDei uraltti
Q<uttn mub 0tr arme W1lttr It'd
obnsbin rt6ts iangtpeilsn.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19

In the elections for cor gress in Indi-
ana and Nebraska 10 a political revo-
luton Of which the significance can
not be overestimated. In the present
congress the two states are represent
ed by fourteen republicans and five
democrats. In the next congress
they will be represented by sixteen
democrats and three republicans. The
explanation Of the revolution is that
the people Of those states had no con-
fidence in thepromises Of the friends"
Of the tariff, and preferred therefore
10 send 70 congress its enemies, in
whom they could confide. Had the
campaign been conducted everywhere
on this issue, as in Indiana and Ne
braska, the result for congress would
have probably been quite different
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19

There wa Z promise Of great tariff
revision in the platform Of the repub-
lican party, but there will be no hurry.
Chairman Payne, Of the Ways and
Means Committee. declares there will
be nothing done Al the coming SER
sion. The whole matter will be turned
over - the confederation Of the new
congress in extra session; but il il
understood that the election Of Can
non, Dalzell, Payne and other stand
pat statesmen and the solid support
given TO Taft and Sherman by the
predatory interests are u be interpre-
tedas a popular pronouncementa gains
serious change. The adoption Of max
imum and minimum rates with view
10 International dickers and a more
complete mastery Of home industries
seems To be the most likely expedient
Of revision.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19
THE WOMAN ESCAPES
Mrs. Mildred Tonneson is Released
From Arrest on Writ of
Habeas Corpus

Deputy Sheriff Dean Is on his way
back from Chicago without his pris-
oner. Mrs. Mildred Tonneson. for
whom he had warrant On a charge
Of perjury. growing out OF her prose
cution OF Louis Fogel, for alleged
robbey Of diamonds.
Mrs. Tonneson was arrested in
Chicago, at the Geographic request
OF County Attorney Boner, and a
writ Of habeas corpus was issued
before the arrival OF Deputy Dean.
The Chicago court upheld the writ.
which caused Governor Deneen to
refuse TO honor the requisition OF
Governor Mead. However, he said
he would recognize another requisi-
ton IL framed so as to avoid the
position assumed by the court, and
Gov. Mead was advised. But, he had
either grown weary of the matter,
Or felt IT. beneath his dignity to
make a second request OF his Illi-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19

4 6ecis.or RS been -=ach.7d ~ re
United stz-es Circuit Cou-- Q. Appeals
sitting Z. Gew York -ast tae AMER
can Tobscoo Company i really Z
trus. a1d i ope-z;e4d II restraint d
trade and IL violation u The Sherman
law. TIE KIN eciz.s eEsct II tAe &C.
cl.iga viii Re Ill. ne Cour- having
s1spende5 t1e i-s-e II al injunction
pencing Al zppeal ~ The sup-e-ne
cur. Whether Z -est-z.uing order
yiIl "busr; s1e --u.t remains u be
.een after he supreme co1rt shall
hive pronounced IT, Judgment. The
effect u the Beet Tr8.- injunction Ia.
not 70. b'7co1ne noticeable, though j.
mas besn il force several year.. Ad-
monitor II rot cure for. nor even Z
preventive II, criminal practices. II
Z combiraljon in restraint BE- crime,
and the law says il is, the penalty
mus. BE- inflicted on somebody physi-
cally capable .: suffering punishment.
Verbal castigations Of soUlless corlrJy-
ations serve no good purpose; and u
fine monopoly IL nothing more than
u fine the consumer VI the monopo-
LIED article, for the simple reason
that the trust merely adds The penalty
~ the selling price " its product.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19
THE SOCIALIST. Side

CONTINUED from page o1aj
and then think what would follow
could there De- z general division Of
tie ezrth's properties. No. Know
Ing any more abou; socialism he
ought 10. cri-icise il OF trY 70 de-
caive people ia1o thinking that j. is
otherwise than il Is
Socialism does not advocate III
vision The average nan produces
ten dollars worth o. wealth Z day
and receives less than two dollars
z day for his labor Is given By the
statistics OF Carl D. Wright Then
We SEE that We are dividing up to-
dar and receive the smallest share
al that and We socialists intend TO
stop it and give al wealth 10 those
who produce il.
Socialism stands for collective
ownership Of all industries. all means
Of soc;s. transportation and ccn-
munication and all land which is
not Individually used. And what
follows can be seen By the poslosee
system. where z package can be sent
for TWO cents all over the world as
second class matter, where II in6i-
yiduslly owned express company. g.
.ablished for profit. charges ron
s125. that Is two cents fare and
sl.a3 profit.
What ne really mans by saying,
that If the government. would en-
pioy all unemployed al union wages,
then il one month tour-atths OF The
thus employed would no. be worth
the shot 10 blow them 10 the be-
yond," 90 not comprehend. but il
seems like al iusinuation that ali
union men asking for union wages
and tour-ftths Of the unemployed
are not worthy TO be alive. ! leave
that TO those concerned TO answer in
their own hearts for themselves il j:
be so. DO not believe il We all
have right 10 live.
And finally he accuses Com-ade
Debs OF having g prenatal deto-mity
of the brain.
Well. those who live in glass
houses should not throw stones.
H. DANSKANEN.
Aberdeen, Wash, Nov. Is. 1908.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19

Americas next war forms the theme
Of the complete novel published in the
December number Of the Smart Set.
This is an imaginative romance by
Arthur Stanley Riggs, whose fancy
scars 70 almost as great heights
in dealing with the future as did that
ri jules Verne. In this novel, "In
Quest Of Fame" the author cleyerly
interrupts now and then the progress
of a charming love story To draw a
very logical picture Of the conditions
that may bring on an ultimate CON
fict within the next two decades.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19

1.-THE world owes me a living.''
shouts "Weary Willie" But the
world repudiates his claim, and the
world II right in refusing ~ pay. The
world does not owe Willie a living,
but IL does owe him land every other
pcrvJnJ "A chance ~ earn a living.
This IL the fundamental right OF man
the right " earn d living by labor,
says Edwin Markham in symposium
III we're n national Santa Claus,'
in the December Delineator.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19

LIE there have been appears be It's
whole surface looks dead and inert
SOMETIMES THINK THAT THE PLANET MARS is IN.
HAsITEo. PERHAPS
ON THE WHOLE MOST PROBABLE THAT
PRESENT TIME The ONLY lNTELLeENTLY INHABITED PLANET
IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM.
Men have been here long DO pretend say how long
take il that the earth has gone through LONG LABOR OF
PREPARATION for the existence human We know
less about the history Of the
history the planet.
Thus them the chances that visit planet chosen
dom shall find it either the labor Of preparation the
Of after activity The duration Of the existence Of akin
PLANET and the earth has been inhabited for only 100000
Of years be conjecured that there
only in 200 in favor Of other planet chosen random being
similarly inhabited.
solar system however, there planets Of all Sizes ONE
A THOUSAND TINES BIGGER THAN THE EARTH-namely,
Jupiterothe smaller than the EARTH and there still smaller
Jumps caeerng around the sum- which occasionally
falls the earth and dug up There also large quantities
OF minute particles down The large
that has had time cool the surface It BLAZ
ING MASS OF GAS and likely be inhabited Jup
cool enough be inhabited but it clear
whether they have reached the period Of the human One
may have reached period which SOMETHING RECOGNA
BLY, HIGHER THAN THE HUMAN RACE is existing upon it
THE SOLAR SYSTEM Is BUT A FRAGMENT THE UNIVERSE
EVERY STAR SUN WITH A SOLAR SYSTEM. IT IS POS.
PLANETS INHABITED
LOWER THAN OURSELVES. WHAT WE
SEE GOING ON Is WHAT WE CALL THE PROCESS OF EvoLU
TloN-FRoM BROKEN FRAGMENTS TO COHERENT MASSES AND
INHABITED WORLDS, FROM CHAOS TO COSMOS. sTRuo.
UNIVERSE, FROM SOMETHING LOWER
pIsoRoANIzED SOMETHING ORGANIZED.
life ORIGINATES these planets science gno
present. IT is AN ENTIRE MYSTERY. I would
have you build much that do think it will always
main a mystery
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19
"A NIGHT IN BOHEMIA =
The Big Show Of the Elks VIII Sur.
pass AL Previous Amateur
ESor>s

Among the many big numbers in
the Elk's show a Night in Bohemia"
at the Grand Iheate- Nor. 18th and
18th is the march OF the Teddy"
girls. This number is sure TO cause
comment, as the girls Go it with a
snap and finish that is usually alb
sent from an amateur performance.
The whole show is filled with we'll
staged numbers and will equal any
Of the musical productions seen here
for a long time. The Misses Hogan,
Hutton, Lsnders. and Mssdames
Brown and Hslferty will he seen in
a very pretty singing snd dancing
number, and will also be seen in sll
the ensembles. The seat sale opens
Monday. November 18th, s., Paine's
drug store and the local Elks advise
their friends 70 be on hand early as
there is sure to be a large advance
sale.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19

The practice Of popular election OF
United States senators is spreading
pretty fast without any constitutional
amendment. 1t didn't require any
constitutional amendment to transfer
the power Of selecting the president
from the electoral college TO the peo-
pie, and wherever they care to deter
mine the choice Of senators they will
do 50 without an amendment 70 the
Constitution.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-19

Il appears from the reports Of the
government printery al Washington
that fourteen carloads OF printed
speeches were 'disseninated'' during
the presidential campaign a. the e1'
pense Of the taxpayers. 4 curious
calculation shows that the 800, pV-
packages Of printed matter sent forth
would cover IS square acres Of ground,
or reach 81 miles if laid lengthwise.
II would be more profitable inquiry
if there were any means Of ascertain
ing the effect Of these stale partisan
harangues in determining the result
u the election. There is small doubt
that the expenditure OF cash and en-
ergy involved in this kind Of cam
paigning was practically money and
labor thrown away.