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New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
TO CUT BOSTON FREIGHT RATES.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. Il

Boston, Jan. 3.-With the opening of the Mer-
chants Steamship Line fro m Boston to New York
tomorrow freight rate Will begin. in which
II is predicted that there Will be wholesale slash
ing of rates. The Merchants line is owned
by the New York. New Haven & Hartford inter
ests and was started at the request OF the Boston
Commercial Exchange to provide competition with
the Morse Metropolitan line.
The Merchants line starts of with freight
tariff about 10 per cent, lower than that of it's
rival The Metropolitan officials said tonight that
they would meet this cut "and then some more"
The officials of the line say they just as
determined to keep their rates lower There seems
now TO be some hope of lower freight rates from
RiiSfn
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
ARCHITECT JUMPS TO HIS DEATH.
Police Not Told of Suicidal Act Until End
Came in Hospital.

Coroner Acriteln and the police OF the West
18th street station investigating the death OF
George H. Mansfield. an architect forty-four years
old of No $40 West 135th street who 5gmped from
a window in his apartment at that address anG
died later I'm J. Hood Wright Hospital
According 10 the hospital authorities. Mansfield
was brought the hospital shortly before
o'clock yesterday morning. but word was sent
tc the police until his death at f121 O'Clock last
night. Ii was learned that Mansfield was at
tended by DR. f. III. Vines who lives az the same
address and who recommended his removal TO the
hospital No reason is given for the suicide by
the family of the dead man.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
SHAW AND cUMMINs AGREE.
rBv Telegraph 20 The Tribune.

TBy Telegraph 1rlbune.I
Des Moines Iowa, Jan. 3.-That Leslie NJ. Shaw
and Governor Cummins, formerly political rivals
have made an agreement to keep their hands off
the Iowa National Republican delegation Is the
intimation Nj. Shaw made when he emerged to-day
from, a long private conference with Governor
C,Imrnns Mr. Shaw virtually acknowledged that
he is candidate for the Republican nomination
for President after coming from the Governors
private Office, saying:
The time demands that every man who Is
thought big enough or great enough should keep
his flag flying and that the state delegation should
90 to the national convention unnstructed'
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

We said yesterday that though
we anticipate no general reductions
in the near future, revislons are beng
made here and there.
Here's little illustration
The young mems sizes, 32 to 30,
in fancy Winter overcoats, gray her
ringbones and such, are not selling
as freely as they should-perhaps
the fine rough mixtures made them
too costly for most young fellows.
376 were S25 and S2S.
S18 now.
32O were $40.
SIS now.
ROGERS. PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
a5s 84a 1900
Warren st. 18th st. sand ST
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
MR. TAFTS ENGAGEMENTS.

Washington Jan. 3-Secretary Taft to-day an
nounced the following engagements he has made to
speak in the next months: January 10, Cooper
Union New York City; January Il. Ohio Society of
Philadelphia dinner; January %. Tppecanoe Club
Cleveland mckinley Day dinner; February TO-
Young Mems Republican Club of Missouri, Kansas
CITY and February u, Lincoln Club Grand Rapids
Mich The Secretary is considering a number of
other invitations deliver addresses, but the above
are all that he has yet accepted.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
LONG CRUISE AFTER WRECK.

The United States revenue cutter Mohawk put
into Tompkinsville yesterday after cruise of six
hundred miles In search of the hve-masted
schooner reported in distress off BarpeSat ten
days ago. The Mohawk left port as soon as the
echooner was reported On New Years Day.
after a weeks trip she came upon two masts
OF a schooner protruding above the surface. The
wreck was destroyed Captain Reed did not know
Il was the wreck OF the Estelle Phinney until he
reached port.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

Campanini. musical director at the Manhattan
Opera House, received q cable message from Buenos
Ayres Yesterday inviting him 10 become director
there of the New Colon Opera House when it opens,
early in May. lie replied that if he could be re-
leased from the engagement which he had already
signed 70 appear at Covent Garden, London, he
would accept providing the management at Buenos
Ayres would pay him 100000 for his two months
work
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
ASKS RECEIVER FOR FINANCE COMPANY.
[By Telegraph to The Trib'

[By Telegraph 70 The TrbuneI
Wilmington Del, Jan. 3.-Application was made
in the federal court here to-day for the appoint
ment of a receiver for the international Finance
and DEVELOPMENT Company New York concern
chartered in Delaware, with capital given
s50OoO00 The petitioner Peter ]. Kaiser. Of Tama-
oua PENN stockhoder. says the company is in
solvent and owes $5O0,0O0 The court deferred action
rending the amendment of the petition
The International Finance and Development Com
nanv which is III liquidation. has Offices at
No 38 Park Row.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
FIGHT DEPORTATION TO PANAMA
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune,

IBy Telegraph TO The TribuneI
New orleans, Jan. 3.-Contending that Panama is
mart Of the United States, Mrs. Max Routh and
Mrs Abraham Davis. who say their husbands i've
IN New York applied for writs of habeas corpus in
the federal court today. The women. who are said
to have been members of the chorus with theat-
rical company a Panama, were ordered deported
on their arrival here three days ago. They argue
that in visiting the isJhmus President Roosevelt
was held not to have left the United States.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
CARRIE NATIONS MEXICAN MISSION.

Mexico City. Jan. 3-Carrie Nation arrived to-
day. She says her mission is a peaceful one. She
came TO get a relative out of an insane asylum, so
as to take the patient back TO the United states
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
GRIEF DRIVES HIM TO SUICIDE.

Camden \. j., Jan. 3.-Joseph r. Tatem. a
wealthy resident Of Censwood \. j., committed
suicide tonight by shooting himself in the head.
Grief over the death of his wife year ago is be-
ueved TO have been the cause,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15

Now many people, I wonder,
nAuss to consider hat their bodies are
merely machines 10 DO work, furnaces
h which nnc.os4ry fGel is b Arlei
workshops in hiS wOTnout parts sIe
spppiied and s@orrroohls n Which fue!
and food are laid awev for use " han
needed? Further. ike snr o'her pee
% appGra:I s, tLe body H1.,.s p"zteF
unfer ceYL4 y circumstances. rs les
burn better with fuels Of cerlalD sorts,
mixed N certain pYoport,ons. anil Il
cannot Keep in perfect "oNGltj0A ,"ss
furnished with proper material. t:"H
thinks he eats because lie is ~
he really eats because his body = tIy
Ing ont for building materials "i'1
which 10 repair the wHste thai $ a.
ways going on and FOR fuel 30 keep It
SELF warm, aud 1t Is rather timely
rs to tie supply It wants Cor each oi
these purposes At 8 pinch It can Use
almost ANYTHING Gigest5;e foT eiFhcr.
but Il groans and complains end pun
ahes its unfortunate Dossessor = Il 10
not properly treated .,rit:eneen Max
i4ott 81 s. Niehol2s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
Speak Wei Of Your Town.

Stranger seeking = location are al
ways greatly Influenced IN favor q,
any place where the citizens are O..
huslast1c u IS pral~c. When away
from home, ao not neglect TO give those
with whom YOU come in contact to w
derstand that you live in a live tow
populated l'y enterpr!slng, g. ateai
progressive people, and one that Is al,
vanc.ng Instead Of retrograding. ],
yon can trlthfully epeak in commen-
datioA 81 the ability Of your proces.
sional men. the square dealing methods
Of your merchants. the superiority Of
your schools. ETC.. let nothing prevent
you from oxoretstnS that privilege
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
PROUD OF HIS TOWN.
Hfhst Gre t.t.n Is Dong 20 Improve
gacm-er, Tenn.

C2e - lie gpoat progressive town
Officials IL me eV;I<1l ~ Samuel Lan
caster. e.-y e.. .r2..- - JACKSON, Gena
Mr.. I4aEchs!e- ;hipks there is 10 place
like Jackson, a4Q &c wants others Z
think SO, 200, INC &c is doing every
thing Il rs power % make 1t one O!
the pTett3eat towns . the country /;
lie due Il: q great Measure TO his e
forts thai good ROADS are being built il
Madison county But road building Is
not all that has cag-osseu the big bra,c
Of Sam Lancaster s6ys i writer "a
Breeders Gazette. As manager Of
the waterworks he saw q chance "a uo
things Jackson had no pari and Neat
til Vat@rn orAs there was GeedeG q
raised roadway. Sam Lancaster made
the Gil, and before any one knew ~hat
he wss op 70 he had built 1jne lax.
on the site whence came the earth -
the al. Smaller lakes near By cam.
then Gri7e s, BRIGGS. boats lilies (Ilal
vicious H,.s>t. bs3ks ot flowers, sraes.
an tn>.ghEy railway yard adJoined
the waterworks. The railway was ask
ed for 3 few cars Of earth Presto! saa
mace .sit ,artl and The Qayi join
Grass. flowers, shrubs, beauty, order
seats, comfort, inspiration, hone. all
cai33e or = lat old sink hole AT!
she mana,.e- Only gr1nned when ~
saw shat s., y. Lancaster had actual.
parlzei3 sH6 fenced part @ HI
riet5 u VS. Now travellers on that
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
THE GARDEN SCHOOL
New Children q kswton Wee fAasht
20 Beauty rome Greores.

10 60eusSfy rome SFSofEs~
Writing 10 haTveij's Jaliaman Vi
ne work o. The gs"len school u Eew'
ten, Ers n 4 F}iott Gays:
An object .ess4n % the citizens %.
Newton was IN garden school eou
Quoted by the ladie. o. The Social Scl'
spos club Of that town during F3e SUM-
raer O. 1906 Asa-1@ed by George IL.
Maxwell o. tie Home t-ro'ters guild D
The Ts,lsuosn o. The -ree services o. al
experienced ga~Gen director, provided
the club gould ,lefr&y the further eZ'
pense o. a gardeI, toin Mltoee OF hVe
ladies was appointed from the club -
zee yhs+ could be Done.
First thew obtslneH the csc OF
niece Of yacanE nnt on Jackson road,
which WEE then IN open g-asg pot.
Then an appeal was made by tie con-
nittes to the department Of agriculture
az Washington Tor free seeds. which
we're promptly xent Ths committee
sent q e.1cnier les tor to at,oUtt fifteen %
ths entsrp:isipg business men IT ',~off-
I'm tsliinE them Of the plsna enr RI
sarden school and asking then ( thr,
were sufficiently Interested in rte .;
pertinent 10 give = soree 6nsnelai s'lis
port
The response was quick. sa.1 st chs
end Of week We ils;t the requires!
500, and Vie tflrecto- went 10 wo-i
One hundred tntl six gardens 3 by %
feet were planted by as many different
children tTeru he Eonsntn,a district
and the names % ~ many more inter
estsa children were placed On the We:
Iug 1ist
a few Of tf&ese children. having learL-
ID how Gnder tie direction a. she gar
den sehoo.. went back to the home
doosyar1s which mac for all time preyi.
cusly besa csed .o- 6umps, cleared
away TIE debris, spafied Up the earth
and planted seeds which they procured
gratis tron3 the director. The reward
was Fl scarlet ru11er It the doorstep .
row each o. lettuce. ra0ishes and beans
snt fo~ garden fovers nast-rtiun7s,
sEnfowers ard sweet alysson. One
Of TIE boys car Ell Some regeta bles
from lis hone garden into the exbibi
ton 81 horticultural hal a75 was
awarded prize Gould these ii ldren,
think VOC, ever again be conren.e1 W
I've 4 3 du'np instead o. flower gar
den? These girls ana boys learned the
law O. eause ard effect; that the soil
through beautiful, pleasant labor will
produce food supplies sufficient 10 nour-
ish tie boy; that debris, sgualor ard
untldiness nay be suppianted By clean
llness, order and beauty and many 9th
or lessons, Lot the east OF which were
pride e ownership and respect tor 9th
o. peoples lights.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
1rxXnina Room.

a CURIOUS and regrettable rec!raI 0!
tho word Draw" 10 the sense o. with
l1aw" occuYs in drawing staoIn. Here
4he original meaning q he word r
byt because of Its lsmentao!e pron1n'
laAtion by the .nedGeated Nobody
hsarirg 1t mentioned re droyin2
room" Ut Ito best OF a. ".1rorlng room"
At 3ss worst would suspect Il OF being
4 room TO which TO withdraw fof reiat
alton. Most words Of the kind tho''%a
have no better claim TO our aomi-alspH
aud many have worse one 10 9ri
sense OF language. "Parlor'' Is al 1giy
grow til from the old monAsterial par
loir,' or room where speaking vas al
lowed, and 'boudoir," that early Vlct"
rian expression Of gentility, began I,
being a room to e4lk N. Sitting 1oou :
IL strange instance of the oonf1s!o
of cause ana eGeef. aId so is living
room We cone baek to drawing
room as 10 honest words. At east
London Notes and Q5eries
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
Sehool Ga-o.nc In Wss:.ire:or.

The school garden movement u,
Washington. which started humbly >
few years ago, has 80 strongly appeal
ed to the children and their parents
that with comparatively little assst
ance from the public funds 1t hae
thraved amazingly. Already marked
change Is observable not only Ia tbs
Immediate surroundings Of the school
>uild1ngs themselves, but in eli parts
4 the town at tho homes Of tie nttf,
bnes. They have been taught plan,
i've in terms which have IL mans
cases never been presented to them be
fore. By their personal participation /,
the work OF making gardens. In prepar
ing the ground, selecting and plantl, .
the seeds, caring for the sprouts am
the plants ems finally pluck.ng tn
blooms Of ther owr cultivation thu.
have goibed 9 sense Of responsible,
which mahes for the improvement a.
tie whole own
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
L. Was Al 7fcs1t.

They aad evidently been Q3sFreiing
before entering the SITTER stree cal 81
the ferry.
IT would thank you, Mr.. ,Fol;4so1. 70
to sit by me- she sad ici'y.
"oh. Lucy. ~ never 20 viii LEI
again-never. never dear.eV'
Gradually the harsh ,ones melted X
soft, endearins phrases The car Lao
become ve-y crowded 4 ettrped al
Van Ness
The conductor. veds.rg alaor@ pas
seneers midway q the aisle. could aot
see the rear steps VIII his hard 90
the bel core, ne suddenly yelled:
sIIoH * 4 back there now
ITS I'll right. We've made mp again, -
tmpuis!rely responded the Young man.
oh Willard. he dIelt.- mean VI -
SCI Francisco Chronicle
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
Limit Of Human Strength.

EAperlmeftN upon number Of nuen
have shown that "a man I've feet high
and weighing 12G pounds wiz ut, on
an average 15s pounds through yer
t1cal distance Of eight inches, or 2l1
pounds through Il height Of . inches
Others 6.l feet high aud weighing 1873
pounds could lift the lbG pounds to q
height 81 thirteen inches, Or 217 pounds
10 a height OF six inches Other men
pt1 feet three inches high and weighing
1888 POUNDS could MHt 1853 pounds to
height Of sixteen inches. or 217 pounds
10 heiehs OF nine inches. BY grea:
variety - experiments ii was shown
that the average human strength Is
squlvalcbt TO raising thirty pounds
through distance o. two end one haE
feet In one secono
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15

The Dlomentous day had aftltea ami
the Inspector was putting ms u,ual
series az ipquisitive questions 10 q
class Of small boys
"Now tell me" tie >aid, why II Il
that & duck can swim AND hen can't"
'Beca use duck has webbed feet
ptpet one Of the miniature phlloso-
piers
yes said the inspector. Now, can
any OF Won swim
Stony SILENCE, during which the In
spector and the teacher whispered to-
xether
"Come. come said the inspector,
you should al know how to swim.
-FOUR teacher tells nee he can swim.
Why Is 1t you can't II he csn1''
please sir" ssid the same little
boy, 1.-The teacher has Negy big feet y
1.Opaop Answers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
tou 10 Make Oh Of Swallow.

Among iae valued specifics OF by
gone age VAS oil OK swallows y The
"CouDtess OF heDts choice Manu0f
Q67G} there are the following @urlous
directions for making It, Take one
handful of mother thyme, o. lavender
cotton and strawberry leaves OF - h
alike, four swallows. feathers ana al
together wei! bruised, three ounces OF
sallef eli beat the herbs and BE ewal,
lows. r. hers sd III altogether. until
they be - ST. To II see no
feathere her ~ f.. ~ y anG stir
them wei together. and seefb thea IL
posuet end strain then 'hroaah q
aenvas cloth md SO Aeep e fo7 your
tnRs 90
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15

Wili.am 4ia7egeace hackers, II ! =
Hnes Peg of I4lmavaoy" acAno@ se,.Ye>
himself 6 ccckney. i was hardly nee.
sssary for him to 60 this. as not only
h that poem At in others, he makes
die syllable isg" lyme with syliu.
bles like IN snd ZEN CO failing TO SCUM
the conejpd!rX e. Richard Harris
Barhac> q Ihgc}deby .ecenda 49,
fAc,le rhymer, has Don ihe ennle THU;
over aaG over again thus lighteaiaa
his inbors greatly IN the pnrsni: -
rhyme.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
Tne ReeGit

4 nervous passenger on the first da,
Of the outward voyage importuned the
captain 80 know what would be the
result It the stes uer should strike ar
iceberg while Il was plungtng through
the fog RE Iceberg would NOV
right ding, @apaam," tbe captain re
piled courte0uAJ> 1ss AZ II nothing
hid happeUet2 sna the old lady was
greatly raleY"".
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15

a lttyn .;ir rGAe nome from churc'
the Other Day Ans wss asked what TIC
minister's te t was Don't be afraid
End VIII Set yosj 3 oedQuilt," W.
TIE &&taa >h:.G ans, AZ.
Inyestigat on pvoyea that The cent.
thought 0f 10 sermon had been, "Fe.
not, ana vii! send you 4 comforter
-Teehuica World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
NOTICE.

haye o. ..AA.s Gay, March 5, 1905
so,5 ~ entire right, title, Interest anu
eoos Will a Re stock Of fruits and
corrections formerly owed by ne, 70
A. Nic.e7ptci & Company, who VIII
= f,,..-s e.a-53,. said business. /
viii nav apy I'D al accounts hat I
-sy owe All NolIect Ell such &C
s.o27+s sue NJ 9 wTCITELDTTI.
3-7o5t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

Ladies ana t+zi-1s can MAKE 50 20 81
selling oar standard srt;cte5
IN sp&-e tic,a ats profits on small
investment. A54sass today for free
psrt;cl.a-e 9 " S'-Qorn, CIeve'a1..
.gaio $685. at1a
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15

1.-The ieii me Won kissed Miss Scr
oct TIL noetess, on yesterdays safo
mobile atnsion."
Yes THAT Is true
"In6eee And bow DID sou--sh--f'na
her.
Miss Souaet ha8 marked iiteraT.
tasfe New orleans Times Democrat
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
olaysr are 1,ssshsc.

u the FIRST number VI sns 4 lie -
Heenthly Ralph Waldo 'E,nerHen had /
Dem cailsd "Brshms," N liieh puzzled
~ critics and common readers.
me said 1t was tie agea lest poem OF
~ century Some said it va. non
oense. he FIRST verse rsn rs follow
II tae red slayer think ne slsys
Or II trio slain think he is slain
ThQU know not we'll the suGtls ways
Il kesp ara pass and tuyD fEfin.
That win.sF Il. happened that e ye.a-
~ Of the poet I.ongfellow.. iivi ing In
0eSher state bought a sleigh, and In
q family Lett 10 the cousins In Cam
p1sdgo there vas . wall lest the Jaap
~ thnw wh...il had followed the pur
AAse should keep them from enjoying
- gay cutter that season. When the
0oeer was answered, Longsellow COZ
IDute6 this verse. which, Is IL said,
~ never bsen printed before:
- ON THD PURCHASE OF A
AL&l0K
II tho red sleiUfAY think he s!sasf,s,
Or II tho slsishtn think 1t - al4iGhir,
9h1y know not well the Gubns VAN
~ snep. shat aeanes anl goes ss1sn
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
To Help Your Town Grow.

= and not eyesores to the community
Lend a hand when you see your tel
Nv citizens trying to build up The
OVn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
CorHictinp.

Haven't told you" asked Tie
father. always 80 se)i the fru.hT
Yes, you told D.e that. the young
nAa. admitted. '.bnt At ennther dine
- told me never ~ ccSc,ns thu aaavs
- . hAbaA.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
kept g Good Table.

Brown -EN,'o' god table. does 80.
not! Robinson exec lent Solid oak
Has had Al gvr yeart.--NeW York TSsb
unC-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15


4 ghost. A5saSoe white form WAieA
0ttsd about sman nsGleetsd G1ays.
2nS4 b Galway. ssren. - tAe alarm II
1esss who lisssa, aaees hgssenA Of ihs
1Dntlsmen Of our party an1asepok t.
~. Going out not far from Midnight,
- did indeed soon bseems' awass n .
white hsu~e looming howard him
through 9h~ ,iartness. Ous FRIEND,
Aoweveg ae:fi an bis way undeterTed
"Ghost sse said ia sepnlchral tome,
when ne - ~ scar. could yo'l tirlnk a
Elass Of wh'.'.
II nne,l.3 - eoiir honor" iliitheir -,
sponde, ~ ,as. :.h'.n ~ ms M
ance ~ u" snel LED pfef and
Sta ~ ~, T.. "a;cd 4. enc principal
pon,n,1 - .4e url-shhor5o1,.. "lsa bad
avn!.r.f Il1pNof G" t.s}s ~icc!raf euIar
to hr, e'tr ''r"s eNd c,isry o. IL.
0thcr 1e.,+s - tsnui.t!!. eJ Bss.3N
woo.} q - 49, t.e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15

= 1-essi1g s1sa-tuept = Tiled by
IS. LIT Us Press your engagement
-. - pu+s-f17 3 Son st:
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-01-25

We would be pleased to have our read
ers. and the public generally, send in
such items Of news as may come under
their observation, sich as births, deaths,
marriages, goipgs and comings, etc.
Many things transpire that we may over
look, hence we ask you to assist us In
this matter that we may be able to pub.
Hsh ALL the news.
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BUrrrR
WRApprns

We print Butter Wrappers
with specially prepared ink at the
following prices:
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Garland Globe Office.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-01-25

STAR ROUTES.
Mails arrive from Penrose and
way at IL 100 a. m.
Mails leave for Penrose and
way at ] 100 p. m.
Mails arrive from Stone and
way at $50 p. m.
Mails leave for Stone and way
at $50 a. m.
Office hours from 8 a. m. to 9 p. NJ
Eva c. Wilcox,
Postmaster.
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LOCAL MAILS.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Fro" South ! 100 p. m.
MAILS CLOSE
Going South 5 SIS a. M
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-03-17
Power OF New warshins

Each Dreadnought shell weighs $50
pounds, is discharged by 2G5 pounds
or cordite, the most powerful explo-
slve known, and leaves the guns muz-
zle at speed of 1000 miles an hour
That means a mile in / As seconds.
III that shell kept up its initial velo-
city 1t would fly from England to New
York in an hour and a half, around
the world in 12h hours and to the
moon in five days. The shells ener-
gy as 1t leaves the gun is equal to
the force required to pull 10 or 20
6O-car freight trains of 80 tons to each
car. locomotive with such power
could draw train of loaded freight
cars four miles long Scientists say
that IL all the Dreadnought's guns
could be combined into one and fired
the projectile would never return to
the earth, but would revolve forever
about 1t as a tiny satellite. Single
handed, such warship as the Dread
naught could have won the War of
1872. If the Confederates had had
just one Dreadnaught the Civil War
would have been prolonged many
years after the date which records
Lees surrender at Appotomattox.
Cleveland News.