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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-13
Notice of Sherif1's 5 Sale on Execution

/ Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of
an execution duly issued out of the Cir.
cult Court of the State of Oregon for the
| County of Lane, on the 24th day of Sep
tember, 1908, on judgment rendered in
said Court on the 17th day of March, 1908,
in favor of H. c., Mahon, plaintiff, and
against NJ B. Rankin, defendant, for the
sum of A247o.6o, and for the further sum
of SI34.So costs and disbursements, with
interest on said judgment from the 18TH
day of March, 1908, at the rate of per
cent per annum, which Judgment was en-.
rolled and docketed in the Office of the
Clerk of said Court in said County on the
24th dayot March, 1908, and said execu-
ton to me directed and commanding me,
in the name of the State of Oregon, in
I accruing costs, sell the following describ-
ed real property of the defendant, the
said real property having on the 25th day
of September, 1908, been duly levied up
on by me under and BY virtue of said exc
cution, towlt:
South half and South halt of North
half of section eleven (II) and the north
east quarter, and the southwest quarter OF
section sixteen (Io), north halt, and the
east half of southeast quarter, the north
west quarter of the southeast quarter, and
the northeast quarter of the southwest
quarter of section fifteen (I5), the north
half and southeast quarter of section four
teen (I4), east half and the east half of
the southwest quarter, the east half OF the
northwest quarter, the northwest quarter
of northwest quarter of section twenty
three (23), all OF section twenty-five (25l,
north half and southeast quarter of sectio
twenty-six (26), south half and northeas
quarter, and the north half of the north
west quarter section twenty-eight las
southwest quarter section twenty-five (22
all in township twelve (I2) South, Rang
seven ~ West, Willamette Meridian
Section twenty six (2o), township thi
teen [13l South, Range seven III Wes
Willamette Meridian. All of the aboy
described land being situated lin BentQ
County, Oregon.
Now therefore, in the name of the Sta
of Oregon, by virtue of and in complain
with said execution, will on Saturda
the 21st day of November, 1908, betwee
the hours OF 9 o'clock a. m. and a o'cloo
D. III. to-wi,: at one o'clock p. m. of sa
day at the East door of the Court Hou
in Corvallis, Benton County, Oregon, Sc
at public auction. subject to redemption
to the highest bidder for cash in han
all of the right, title and interest of tf
above named defendant, M B. Ranki
in and to the above described real proI
erty.
Dated this 18th day of October, 1908.
w. A. GELLATLY,
Sheriff of Benton County, Oregon SO oo
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-13
Real Estate Transfers.

| Week ending Nov. 7, 1908.
| United States to Ella J. Dew.
eraux, 100 acres in Alsea.
| United States to Nellie Har
mon, 100 acres in Alsea. .,g
| A. w. Pugsley to A. L. Pugs.
Hey, lot 145 block 40, Browns
addition to Philomath, $500.
/ F. B. Warfield to w. T. War.
field, 2S acres in Alsea, 5000. ,
| Coast Land & Live Stock Co
to w. H. Collect, 200 acres near
Blodgett, $40.
G. Bay Rickard to Benton
county, land west Of Philomath
for road, $50. -
P. J. Porter to J. A. Smith,
lots 1, 2, 8, block 6, N. B, & P.
:Avery's. addition. to Corvallis,
$40.
Luzena Hood ct. al. to j. G..
Whiteman, 80 acres south of
Philomath, 81. .-.5 ..'s s =
C. H. Alsop to Katie McCon-
aha, 38.47 acres near Albany,
SO, 800.
M. Burnap to S. w. Gibbons,
lots 131 and 142, block "a,
Browns addition to Philomath,
$500.
United States to William E.
Allen, 45.45 acres southwest of
Philomath.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-13


prayer service Wednesday al
1880 p. m.
EPIsPOCAL
There will be services at the
Church of the Good Samaritan
Advent Sunday, November 20,
at which the Arch Deacon, Rev.
III. D. Chambers, will officiate.
The eleven o'clock service will
consist of Morning Prayer, SER
mon and Celebration of the Holy
Communion, and the evening
service of Evening Prayer and
sermon.
CHRISTIAN.
The special gospel meetings
being conducted by Mr.. HI. Ii.
Hubbell at the Christian ch urch
are developing IN power and in
terest. Everyone is invited to
attend these meetings. Services
each night except Saturday.
Mrs. G. E. Peterson is helping
with the song service. Subjects
for Sundays sermons: II a. NJ,
"Can l Be a Christian out of the
Church ?" 1880 p. m, "Are the
Credible?"
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.
"What is our Stock in Trade?
What have we to invest?" is the
subject on which Evan 7.
Hughes, the minister, will talk
in the First Congregational
next Sunday morning,
Nov. Is. THE Miracle at the
date Beautiful: or, "The Gospel
II Mutual Helpfuiness" is what
ne will speak on at 1880 p. N.
The School for Bible study, su-
oerintended by Prof. A. B. Cord
ey, .convenes at 10 a. NJ, and the
devotional Hour of the C. E. at !
$50 p. N. You will always find |
| cordial welcome and a home
ike atmosphere in this church.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-13
CONTEST NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
United States Land Office

United States Land Office
Roseburg, Ore, Oct 26, 1908
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this office by A. J. Latin,
contestant against Homestead Entry, No.
o5o2, made Oct. IL, 1899, for N E 4 Sec. s,
Township IA S, Range w, Willamette
Meridian, by Roscoe Edwards. Contestee,
in which it is alleged that said Roscoe
Edwards has not established and main
tanned bona fide residence on the said
land; that he has neither improved or
cultivated the said land with the excep-
ton of the erection of small cabin and
shed; and that he has abandoned the
said land having been absent therefrom
for period of more than five years last
past without obtaining leave of absence;
and that said alleged absence was not due
to his employment in the Army or Navy
of the United States in the time of war,
said parties are hereby notified to appear
respond, and offer evidence touching said
allegation at 10 O'Clock a. m. on Nov. 28,
1908, before Victor P. Moses, County
Clerk of Benton County, Oregon, at his
Office in Corvallis; Oregon, land that final
hearing will be held at 2 O'Clock p. m.
on December II, 1908, before) the Regis
ter and Receiver at the United States
Land Office in Roseburg, Oregon.
The said contestant having, in proper
affidavit, filed October ID. 1908, set forth
facts which show that after due diligence
service of this notice can not be
made, it is hereby ordered and directed
that such notice be given by due and
proper publication.
BENJAMIN l., EDDY,
,o-8 49,. Register.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-13
Success Depends Up
on Good Wives.
PRACTICAL FITNESS NEEDED
Sensible Advice to Those who
Will Awaken to the 0ppor.
tunities now Presented.

The following sensible editor
ial in the Oregonian is one full
Of pertinent suggestions, and il
the advice should be followed
there will be more contentment,
more happiness and more sue
cess in the lives of those who
are getting back to the soil:
H; 1t has become a habit with
advisors of young men, and no
one can find fault with the habit,
to advise a return to the soil,
both as a means of establishing
q competency for old age and
for fostering a spirit of independ-
ence among workers and their
families. So far SO good. But
is it not true that on the farm
above all places, a man needs a
helpmeet Ii he would succeed !?
And if young men are to go back
to the soil equipped with know
ledge that will make it produc-
tive, and working it pleasure,
is it not the part of wisdom to
advise young women along the
same lines and instruct them in
the duties of farmers wives? A
house in the>city, elegantly fit
ted up with wedding presents
and other articles that cost the
young couple nothing, is the
hope of thousands of young wo-
men of today who dream dreams
OF matrimony. If these young
women, many of whom are the
daughters of laboring men,
trades-people or small capitalists,
whose fortunes are generally at
low ebb, could be induced to
forego the vapid thing they call
society, quit taking music les
sons and enter seriously upon
course in domestic science, go
ing, if necessary for that pur-
pose, to the Agricultural College,
or to farmhouses of the better
class and engaging as kitchen,
chamber and garden helpers,
they would in a year or two be
fitted to take places as genuine
helpmeets of the army of young
men who are by sage advice
"gOing back to the soil"
At the risk of being called old
fashioned and grumpy, the Ore
gonian here takes occasion to
say that it is time that young
women of the middle class in
cities were being taught that
they have = place in the world
Of work and of duty outside of
that which provides them with
money wherewith to buy cloth
ing that is not suitable to their
station in life. They are not fit
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-13
Services at the Churches.
FIRST METHODIST

Services, Sunday, November
Is. Morning topic, "The Tam
ing of the Tongue;;" evening
subject, .''The Bridegroom's Por-
trait All the services are at
the usual hours and a cordial
invitation is extended to every
BODY to come.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-13
The Coming Contesr.

Information comes from Port
land that the O. A. C-University
game is attracting widespread
attention throughout the entire
Northwest. Excursion trains
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-13
UNITED EVANGELICAL.

Corner 9th and Harrison SITS.
II a. M, subject, "Evangelica]
Church or what it Stands For;;u
at 7:30 p. M, "Christ All in ALI"
Sunday School 10 a. M, K. l..
G.. E. $50 p. M, Bible study and
prayer service Wednesday. at
1880 p. m. .'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-01
Las noVe|as De Ia vida
ArARICIoN DE UN EspIRITU.-PoRoUE sE
HA ,MArADo ALBERT ALFRET IA
MES DREDCE.

Ell IS de Agosto del affo tiltimo mu-
rio Hetty, la esposa de un vecino de
Kensigton, Albert Alfred James D1ed-
ge, que Sc ha bstido como un valiente
en- la guerra del Transvaal habfa
sido ascendido sargento condecora-
do con una cruz en- el mismo campo de
batalla.
Dredge, muerta su mujer, galante6
d una joven llamada Payne, con quien
Sc iba casar. Pcro un dfa, despues
de haber coloquiado con ella, sin que
turbara Ell amino del benemerito SER
vidor de a patria la mas ligera preo-
upacion, retirose su domicilio, pa
sado un ratio. que invirti6 en- escribir
algunas cartas, encaminose hacia ell ce.
menterio donde habfa hallado TERRA ell
cadaver de Hetty.
FL guardian del camposanto not6
con extraneza que las sombras de la
noche no ahuyenta ban del fdnebre lu-
gar a Dredge, y penso en- invitarle 4
salir, recordandole que va habfa soma
do la campana anunciadora de clausu-
ra del piadoso recinto.
La actitud fervososa de Dredpe,
arrodillado sobre una tumba con la
cabeza inclinada al suelo, contuvo al
guardian en- sus prop6sitos. Espero
a cierta distancia, algo impaciente,
que Ell visitante acabars su or aci6n :;
pero este, de pronto, sac6 un revolver
y Sc disparo un tiro en- la cabeza, ca
yendo muerto sobre la sepultura
Registrados los bolsilllos, identified
Sc en- seguida So persona Sc averi-
quo la causa de haberse matado
Dredge la explicaba en- cartas dirigi-
das a su novia Payne y su amigo
John Hook.
A Payne le decfa 10 siguiente:
Nuestra boda no sera porque, des-
pues de haberte dejado, al llegar a casa
he visto 4 Hetty, como te veo q tt
cuando hablo contigo, y Hetty me ha
dAGno 1oC FdJ1 Il AGuulILuS COucIl2.
Hoy, querida mia, voy acceder & SD
llama miento.
La muerte me llams no quiero re-
huirla. Desde ell otro mundo velareI
por II.
Guam lejos estabamos I'd 20 de
pensar, cuando ofamos juntos en- la
iglesia la locurs de nuestras amores
taciones, que habfamos de separarnos
asi, tan facilmente, sin ningdn visible
quebranto!.. Pero es inevita BILE la par
tida No ausento de II para acudir 1
la cita de la muerta. que me ha vista
do y no cesa de llamarme
Lloro esta separation; mas til no
querras que 20 sea un cobarde y me
niegue al requerimiento de Hetty.
En- la carta de John Hook Sc LEILA;
La he visto, Jack. tan claramente
como te he visto d tt, y sus palabras
han sido estas Ven mi, Albert.
Ell juez de Kensington orden6 el Sc.
pelio de Dredge. declarando que habia
sido vfctima de un ataque de ins ania.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-01
ESQ no ES PATRlOTlSM0"
Las gtre|ss ' Ias..Iarras

En- espera del verano. todas
las jovenes alemanas sc apresu-
ran a usar el canotier". Y Dor
razon inexplicable ha venido a
ser de moda en- este aflo rodear
La copa del sombrero varonil
con una cinta que lleva los Co
lores de la bandera americana.
Esa aparicion mas y mas pro-
nunciada del amblema america
no ha irritado q los buenos ale
names. Algunos periodicos ul-
tra-patrioticos piden q las love
nes alemanas que sc abstengan
de adonar sus sombreros con
emblemas extranjeros. La Liga
Naval alemana unese q esa ext
gencia declarando antipatri6tt-
ca esa moda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-01

Teoria de la Ley de Evdenca segn ha estabecdo
Estados Undo de practicar la prueba de tes
gos por WILLIAM REYNOLDS. Traducida permiso
del autor por los abogados don r Upiano Colon don
Jose Tous Soto de venta Librerfas
Nero Oimpio Otero. Ponce
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-10
AT Verkets Iste Del:

raab, men lom @olglanS laa oper
olle Anligter ,@lGoen oper 6remgan=
gen. ODER at lie @pao=fan=bet=nDtte=
6olfene o9 @aablgsbeoen iloaet al
Marfen. Me0 felles Mrbeioe, feel
les 2en og felles @leoe bar Cont
fglelien bofset. Ser lagoes life
Delgsmaol paa pore 5fr9beligbeoer>
paa bore ipage Yunfter, me1 iam=
ti6ig me6 at ser leb alporlige> mo-
nenoe Sr0, lao SEN Sanfe iom I'm
6ergrl1no / Sinoene, at ri er iterfe,
naar hi fun ielp bill bore set. Man=
&c 8effe imaa, gipr Ell flor Ma. &eo
at ifue u6 oper ct laa6ont belgen0e
SAB al lpttenoe Mniigter, ben6te moo
Saleritolen u0en at trettes, fon man
fife un6gaa Sen Sanfe, at naar laa
mango for Mlpor oil i9tte 6eres
in6 paa cit %aanoelig @jer=
ming for ct rent og e6elt Maal, iaa
uretferoig Ipang ingen Seq
ne. 8aa0e for Sc mere ilgie og for
Sc p%trfelpltne er ilige Meber en- Sp=
muntring. 9e ilaar falt, uoen at Ser
tiltpenges Sro> at ber iamleS en- Be-
folfning, alle Grbperp og alle Gam:
funoSlog u0en 6orlfjel, ON en- Gag,
iom ale bar iamme Set og iamme
:&ligt til at foripare."
Meo &eniDn til 6oreningens 5ta=
tus me0oeltes paa Marsmg6et, at
g proof 0 + e II / rgen bar
1i6en iio1te notwithstanding baot
en- Sremgang al 247 Meolemmer;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-10
9 foIe 0 + e ingens Sil=
All Verkets 2den Del:

g e orenin gens Sill
gang al Meole1mn1er far / 1907 boz
ret meget itprre eno Sragangen; ser
blep optagen 679 Men0 JONI Meb=
lemmer, og Ser fragtf 1877, altiaa CT
Ger pun6en 492, og Me0lemstallet
par pe6 Morets Slutning 1920 imoo
1928 set foregaaen6e 9lar. Sglaa
Maret 1908 tegner opermaabe goot,
Ga Meolemstallet ii6en 1. Sanuar er
gaaet frema6 iaaleoes, at Sorenin-
gen mi far ODER 5000 Me6lemmer,
lutter mDnbige Men6; set er oct
iterite Meolemstal, iom Soxeningen
nogen 9inoe fpr far bapt. Set bgje=
ite for bar 4,781, iom Sen bap6e peo
8egDnoelie n al 1899. @f be 1877
t16mel6te er SO bp6e. 9 eIger=
foreningen bar bapt en- 6or=
6gelie / Meolemstollet al 555 Meo=
lemmer, ser er SEN iterite, Soreninz
gen far bopt / 6e iioite 20 Mor. Sor-<
pgelien foroeler Jig meo 347 npe
Me0lemmer paa @a6erslep Mmt, 104
pao Sen6erborg, 80 pao Sen6er, 35
paa 6lensborg og 80 paa Mabenraa
@mt. Silgangen er forbol0spts itdrit
/ Slensborg Mmt. Soreningm far
INT 2,232 Meblemmer / @%aoerslep
Mmt> 1>037 / Sen6erborg> 358 /
Mabenroo, 304, / Spnoer og 93.i
Glensborg Mmt. Oct iamleoe Me0-
lemsantol er 6erbeo naaet op pda
'4>O24 Me6lemmer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-10

9p0sfol6 5. Gn al &osfiloe
8Ds el6ite og mel aniete 8orgerc,
Observation-Disclosures 8. Sltermonn, CT
ofgooet peo 9e6en, rant al ct @jpr-
teilag.
- 9en fjen6te 6arpermeiter / &u=
iterbig / &igbenbaon, @ermon Suit,
er afgoaet peb De0en / Ell aloer al
u Mor. Den gomle &erre buffeoe
1noer for Ell @iarteipgoom, bon far
baaret paa lGnge.
= &oteleier g. @. Sroeniegoaro
/ Groenie er afgaaet pe6 9p6en, SO
slar gammel. Groeniegaaro bapoe
tioligere faret til Sgs, men bapoe
mango Mar 6repet @ieitgipergaar6en
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-10
og nu Sotellet i 1roenie, bporfra ban
bar fienbt oper bet ganite 2ano, fra
Sc mango, Der iggte bet fienbte CONF
l1erppbol6siteo.

6 ien 5 . III : i 9 g. v8affc=
gaaro" peo AsGiipco, 1S2 1or. 2ono
og 90 1or. Sartforl1, CT al &roprie-
ter Gngiie iolgt til fbp. @roprietar
9. q. 5tenbierg al &%ipbenbop1,. SIP
beil1nllnc,r er nbcfie1ot. 0pertugelien
fer Is. Suli.
@oosejer $. S. 9tooel bar
lolgt v&jelogaarb" / Selbe @ogn /
@alling til &ropricter Gbriitcnien,
uSs5ngerslepgaaro" pr. priteb. &ip-
ct c. 100000 Ser.
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8 e nj b / 9 a | g NJ e n / g
|beb bolot Set ben "a. og 25. Sum
Mnleoning af at 6en for 25 Ma,
iioen fit iin egen Strife. Menigbe,
Sen penteoe c. 200 @ielter fra San.
bets Golg- og Srimenigbe6er.
ct clipper clemens
% tn1eSmprfe. gn &re0s al
noroipife MGnb er mi traaot iammet1
for at ipge reiit ct clipper @lemenS=
Monument Malborg. @n Snoiam-
ling til Hlanens @iennemfgrelie er
inerfiat
Il t + n / II g. &usmen-
6enes MISUNDERSTANDING for slor-
bus Mmt bar figbt @aar6eier Sal
.liiens .@ienoom peo Sprning, Ser
bar ct Mreal al 73 Sor. 9ano, iom
bill blipe noitpffet til &usman6s-
lob6er. &riien bill blibe 5000
ST. pr. SIS. SIS.
II pffestiI.f el SC. Gen
%25-aorige 6orpaltcr Sungjoborm poo
r&pnitonttnsborg" peo 8rabrano fom
forleoen 11lpffelig al Gage UNDER Secs
ming al Srei tammer. @n Stamme
folot neo oper bam og ran1te 9ope=
Set laa at 0p0en gjebliffelig in0=
troo0te. Sen 6or11lDffeoe bar eli
Spn al Operintenoant Sungiobann /
s. jpben6opn og blep begrapet Ser.
S 5 e b L q s beD e n
Sprbefer6. lt10er en- SCRIBE
fnr0 bos @oaroejer Gbr. Mielien,
9rl1m peo Malborg, opltoo ser SIS /
2o0eu, bbor 2tgfiiten fto0, mems 6el=
get lpiite. Sl0en bar opltaaet fra
Steorinlps, ser bar anbragte ont
firing &ilten. S iiofte 9ieblif fit
mon &iiten u6. 2a0ebpgningen neo<
brGn0te til @run6en.
9 eorageri. Sogfgrer Moge
l1lricb / Chambers far melot Zig til
Eolitiet og angipet at bape brltgt be-
troe0e Mib1er. timber set 6orbgr,
iom 1ttafs blep optoget, %forflare0e
ban, at ser ierlig bar tire Silfeloe,
bpor fan bopoe giort Jig ifpl6ig / oct=
tie 6orbol0, og set angif @elpb al be11=
bol6spis $500, 1000 og 1900 ST..
San negter be1temt at bape giort Jig
ifpl0ig / 6alif.
6 90 / II 5 eI e t or
Yator SobanneS Glan=
len. Der bill / SEN nermei tie 5ren1=
ti6 blipe foretaget en- Snoiam1ing til
ct Minoelegat for afoeoe &altor So
banreS @lauien / @oniil6. Mf Be-
gotet pil en- minbre Del bltpe anpenot
til ct Minoesmerfe for Sen Mfbebe.
Stprite 9elen al 2egatet oil fonnne
Sen lgn0eriDoife Sprogforening til
@o6e.
0rufne6e. 6orleoen @en6ng
@ftermiooog bar fire Mrbeiosmenb
fra Malborg tagne no paa Tjor0en
n1e0 Ell Sejlbaa6. Smtrent so Mlen
fra 2or6 fentre6e 8aaoen. 9et
lpffeoes So1f fra 5fibe og @abne<
pla0ien at re60e tire, me6ens Sen fer
De, Der forlpgte at ibgmme / 2an6,
6rufne6e. Sen :Sor11lpffeoe be6 @rnit
Gbriitopberie Ell, ban bar 26 Mar %
rgift.
song 6re0erif beip=
fob % @fibe=
Otter iiffert Gorlpoen6e bill
Song 6reoerif / oenne Moone6 paa
Ell &ejie til Geitipllano beige &ejen,
slifop og Sfibelln6. &ongen onfom=
mer mes Gfstratog til &ejen Sns=
0ogel1 Sen 20. Sl1li ON @ftermiooo-
gen. 9erefter Alleges 8el6g poo
Mifop og Sfibelun0. Neite Gags
Morgcn tages me6 @fstratog bi6ere
til @ar0e, bpor @laaberg Hlontoge
beles, og lao gaor Guren bioere 9eoro
pua.
Gen 105=aar.ige SGo=
lelS6ag. Miels Mielien / @ilbierg
feire6e, iom me66elt, s. II. sunni i'm
%105=aorige 6g0ielsoag, omgtpet al Ell
talrig Slot al 8grn, @9rnebgrn og
89rnebgrns 8prn. Ser bites bom
fra f%orifjellig SIDE nregen Spmerf=
iombe6 / Sorm al @aper, 8repe og
Selegrammer. &ommerberre 8ecD
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Gen 105=oar.iges Sg6<
ielS6ag. Miels Mielien / @ilbierg
fejre0e, lom meo0elt, 5. II. Stunt i'm
105=aorige 6pbiels0ag, omgipet al Ell
talrig Slot al 8grn, @9rnebgrn og
8grnebdrns 8grn. Ser bites bom
fra forifjellig Sioe megen Spmerf-
iombeb 6orm al @aner, 8repe og
Selegrammer. &ammerberre 8ecD
til @ngelsboIm ien6te 9anoets sgl6=
1te, ser / lin nngoom en- Sio arbej=
6e6e paa @ngelsbolm, cit bjertelig
2pfgnifningsifripelie.
9roc + m anns g + a b.
Ser er fremfommet &lage ODER al
&olger 0racbmanns @rop uoe / &lit=
terne Moro for Sfagen er forlgmt oQ
panregtet. S 0en Mnle0ning %foretoa
forleoen ct lt6palg al Sfogens 3d.
raab en- Sur us til @roben for at i
Stlltan0en.
lt6palget ifjpnne6e life, at ser pol
ifet @rapen iterre 0perlait ems Sen,
Ser np0be11big meofgres al Storm oQ
l1pejr og set ltore 8eipg. .Mf eitbe-
tiife @ru110e og efter 0racbmanns
eget 9nife Dolgte man en- ubeplantet
Slit til &bileite0 for Digteren, oQ
man mao 0erfor bore belabet paa, al
Gin6en bill lege me6 set lpie Sano.
Set %beotoges itrafs at fierne Sc pisne
&ranie, at 69ffe &Itttens &rone mel
J2Dng og at beplante 6ens Sfrenter.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-05-17
Continental Europe Wants
The United States Spanked.

By A. D. HEPBURN rcompro the
@ he one thing that most strongly imprees itself upon the
mind of careful observer Europe at the present time Is
~ the fact that THE CONTINENT OF EUROPE DOES
NOT LIKE THE UNITED STATES. They regard US
people that ought be spanked
rm and they would welcome and rejoice
cations not involving themselves that would bring
We are their COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL RIVALS.
They think affect that their financial and
difficulties chargeabe uthe depression ours
accentuated by the gold which during De-
cember and January.
IT IS OUR GROWING IMPORTANCE IS A NAVAL AND MILL.
TARY POWER THAT MOST DisTUR8s DIsTURes THE
INTERNATIONAL BALANCE OF POWER A HERETOFORE Ex-
sTE0 AND UPON WHICH THEIR HERETOFORE
BEEN BASED. # z.1
Neither does the continent Of Europe like JAPAN
Her recently achieved naval and military prestige
English alliance have brought Japan the the family
ons force that must be reckoned politics.
The yellow peri that ooed large stages the
Russovapanese STILL STALKS THE CONTINENT OF
EUROPE although it no longer polite proclaim the
1t follows from this condition affairs nothing would be
epated with greater comcency by the powers than
between the United States and Japan taxing strength
and wasting of the of these powers not involving
themselves would tend to their relative power precedence
in the council of nations.
THIS EXPLAINS THE REPEATED PARIS eER.
LIN AND ST. PETERSBURG OF IMPENDING
TWEEN THE UNITED STATES WISH IS "A.
TIER TO THE THOUGHT AND CONTINUAL PREDICTION OF
TROUBLE IS MADE IN THE ,NclTiNe THE SAME
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-05-17
How Pythons Settle ouarrels.

It was in October, 1894, that the big
python at the zoo fell into the deplora.
bic error Of swallowing his compan-
ion, a snake only a few inches shorter
than himself. A similar disaster is
reported from Bombay, where for some
years two large Indian pythons had
occupied cage in the museum Of the
Bombay Natural History society.
There was some misunderstanding be-
tween them over partridge, for they
were found so tightly entangled in
each others coils that the utmost en-.
deayors of peacemaking keepers fail
ed to effect separation, and they
were left to settle the matter accord.
ing to their own lights. Next day
there was only one very stout python
visible. These large reptiles evidently
know but one way of settling a quar-
rel-London Sketch.