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The sun., 1908-12-20

Il
loS. sII@ Soaiss e'ia kna sSs ' ~. ~.
are the teilo6b d pigeons. BrSsds.,
work on what may be t0fnn0d 0ciontieS
lines 10 breed for haldgotss or Rian(a. I,.1
as they do 70 gain the feather mafkfnes
and shape Of the type 70 bO reproducsS
Fri1Elos and gillEiee are. the annajlssi
feather CURVES forward, - the shaltS do
In the ruffs Of pomO plkeoIs and IN fTiSslsS
canarie0. while tho silkies have oplv I
thin separated feather that reeemb,.s
hairs and gives TO them tiuhY look. BotS
are old breeds from the Far kast, but fbs
bantam type IL 2, modern innovation. WV
Practical pcnltIynen work put By
orpsrmsntinS n With @ shsr sri tSs 2, sS
that assuro them OF the type they wsnt
This y how the orpinston and the many
varieties have within thirty yeara 49,
made Q standard breed In England, Msnv
soientists, however. have studied the prob.
lem Of inheritance In poultry. They Riye
the msthods OF seleotton. In which The
exclusively OF the father or Of the foothsp.
Of mixture, In which there 4 q f,iaion
ok oharaoteristics. and Of oombination
In which q nov characteristic appnsr.
In the place Of one representative in
either parent The theoriSts have evolves
many rules Of crossing that would be o;
value II made readily available to tho
II an African owl or pigmy> pouter ia
too large for the show GLASS the fanoier
usually keeps IL % q stock bird IN the
hope that by mating II With an opposite
the hatch may yield one or two of The oo.t
wanted: The pigeon. fanciers are NOV
daring In their experiments than poult1y
breeders, as rule. unless the latter an
%hich q q an nj accidentai % ipoUuS pTodncs. Roi S.
show every feather fancier knews iust
wherein his poultry or pigeons are weak.
est from the standard Of perfection
They trafio together for hours ct krSe
and some big deals are carried thfoueh
Single birds In the poultry olasae1 are
priced on the show catalogue ell ths way
OF pigeons bristles with quotations. q
0io6 70 80 for o cook or hen. IN Great
Britain an entry may be claimed at ths
listed price and II the owner doHnurs n
is cold by auction and the show unanaRero
r0oeive one-hah Of the surplus. In thlo
country the only merit In . .oataloGne
valuation 10 that IL means that The owner
Children arc frequent exhibitors Of
They breed than In the back yards Of
city houses and sonetimee on the roof
OF apartment houses. The owners Of cats
are mostly women, and tho long haired
Angoras or Persians arc often importa-
tions from Englandi and arc worth . coed
deal Of money. .Thesoniy short haired cats
Of value In the hundreds are the Siamose.
which much resemble pug dogs.
The oountry'e poultry and eEg crop d
aaid to be double the value Of the Gotten
or tobacco crop. Whether thia h 90 OF not
the pure bred fowls developed BY. ths
shows keep up the ,gEoduCiyenses Of ths
the visitor attends the MaeiBon Square
Garden show, whether on bueineiD or
pleasure. the time viii not be wasted.
The sun., 1908-12-20
UNDER FIVE FLAGS.
II Takes That Many 10 Run Small but
Turbulent Crete.

To the southwark, Its green clad.
snow capped mountains rising from q
turquoise sea. lay Crete. the island Of
mythology and massacre. 1t was
picture Of sunshine and animation. Of
vivid coiors and strange peoples such as
one seldom sees except In some gor-
geously staged comic opera.
But even as this was in my mind.
says a writer in the Travel Mdpdsine. q
gun doomed out from crumbling bastion
and Ave little balls ran up Eve hagstaffs
standing in a row on the uppermost
ramparts and broke out into five flags.
The morning breeze caught up their
folds and held them straight out as
though for our benefit. 80 that We could
make them out quite plainly. Four Of
them were old friends that had en-.
oountered on all OF the seven seas-the
Union jack and the Tricolor and the st.
Andrews cross Of Russia and the
red, white and green banner Of Italy
but the fifth flag. which few somewhat
higher than the others, was OF unfa-
miliar design; the single blood red square,
however, bounded by the Greek cross and
bearing the cleaning star Of Bethlehem,
told its own story and knew II for the
nag Of Crete.
/ knew that there was deep sig
pificance In the design Of that unknown
fiar and in the position Of the four familiar
ones that few below IL, for they signalled
to ali the world that the Turk had been
driven out, never to return; that Chris
tiapity had triumphed over Moham-
medanism and that the cross had indeed
replaced the crescent; that the centuries
Of massoare, were now but memories;
that peace In the Ruise OF foreign soldiery
had for q time at least found an abiding
place In Crete. and most significant OF
all, that the strange flag with the single
star would be upheld II necessary by the
miRhtiest array Of bayonets and battle
ships In all Christendom.
Canea, which Ia the seat OF govern
ment, is the most picturesqueiy cosmo-
politan spot west Of Suez. II Is equidis-
tant from the shores Of Europe, Asia and
Africa, it has O mild and equable climate,
living is cheap, there is q large garrison
Of foreign soldiery, there are no extradi-
ton treaties In force and trouble OF one
kind and another 10 always brewing.
Like q magnet, therefore, Canea has
attracted the SCUM and offsoouring OF
all the Levant-needy soldiers OF fortune,
spoken gamblers and confidence men.
rouged and powdered women of easy
virtue from East and West, Egyptian
donkey boys, out at elbows draGomen
who speak q soore Of tongues and hail
from no one knows Where-all that rabble
Of the needy, the adventurous and the
desperate which follow tho armies Of
occupation and are always to be found
on the fringe OF civilization.
The sun., 1908-12-20
NAMES HUNTING SEASON.


Deer and roo Moose KILLED.
BANaoR, Me-. Dec. ie.--Thirteen human
beings. 10000 deer. 200 moose and O great
number and variety OF birds and small
animals were killed In the Maine woods
during the hunting season that closed
on Tuesday The deer kill In nearly a
third greater than Ia 1907, but there 10 q
deolded decrease In moose. while tho
loss In human life 10 much greater than
the average.
From che principal hunting grounds
Of tho State, north and east Of Bangor,
there have been brought TO this city about
100 deer and las moose. Large bull
moose, tho only kind worth hunting.
have been rather scarce this season.
although young bulls were numerous
snd p-ozaiss good hunting another ye.r.
Cows. which ere protected at ell seasons.
are very numerous. irs
It II estimated that about one-hah the
deer killed In opsn season are transported
by rail. and on this basis abcut s,too
were killed this season along the head
waters Of the Psnobsoot. around Mooss-
head Lake, In. Aroostook and noEtharn
Washington counties. which region 10
the best for big game hunting. and this
indicates total kill In the State Of aboni
10000 deer. -
About Is Per cent. Of ths game killed
was taken by hunters from other States.
who nav an annual lioonss fes Of 4lk for the
privilege. There In some talk Of asking
the Legislature to impose Q tax Of 81
on resident hunteFs; also Of reduction
In the legal allowance OF big eans from
two dear and one moose 20 one deer and
one moose. A movement TO prohibit
the taking of, flrearms In fhsvoods In
times OF drought 10 Hlso ragarded With
favor - precapaop egninst ga iofessnfss'
Ralph Downs Of Sanford; shcs by com
panion. who didn't know IL vas loaded.
EDDIE Turner Of Psru' pulled gun, nu,.ls
frat, from boat.
Andrew Mushsro Of Danforsh, pulled gun.
muxxle first, from boat.
Roy Jarvis Of Charlotte: pulled gun,
muszis first. from wagon.
Irving Pritchsrd Of Dresden; got IN range
of his brothers gun while duck ahooHns.
Wilfrid ParAdis OF Lake Mogantlc. p. O.:
found dead on railroad track near LEVEL
town; supposed to have been mistakea for
deer or to have sot In range with hunt
er's rife.
Milford Fox Of Chapman plaatetos:
shot by young brother. who 'didnf Know
II was loaded.
Herbert W, Cummings Of Bethel; found
dead In the woods near Lake Psrmachenee.
supposed to have been nnistaken for deer.
Addison Knowlton Of svanstie; ae-
cldentally shot by his cousin while hunting
small game. =
Frank Il. Marshall Of Portland; lost 10
woods while hunting and died Of exposure.
Ciarsncs Hsyford Of Wayne; killed oy
accidental discharge OF his shotgun caused
by his falling. -
John Davis Of Rockland killed BY AGO.
dental discharge Of his rife, caused by ms
falling. 49,,
Morris W. Littlsfisid. 0fand Falls: shol
by his companion. who mistook him 'of
deer.
The sun., 1908-12-20
+ Weeks Welcome for Our
Fleet at Annoy
GRATITUDE INSPIRED IT.
sond WIN Toward America Ex-
pressed Officially.
f,slaa.e P,aa. FER Entertaining the visl

nlnaAe Pians FER Entertaining the Visi.
tsss Met With Many Obstacles
"A Lstt,e Town Practically Isuilt for
/ ihe occasion-The Waters lnpresssd
hy tbe Chinese OF High Rank-CI0veV
wsYk of Dr. Mark In Getting THINGS
% nhape-TrOuble Made by Threats
10 Assasslnats tho vieeeOy--Amoy
FiaFbOr Beautifui-Tho Fleet aent
Away s.sdsn With PreScnts-Ch China's
sreetsuy Different Frem the Others.
The sun., 1908-12-20


Whan Mark had finished his prepare.
tions IL was seep that there were six great
payilions, each capable Of seatipg 500 feet
sailors at tables. on the grounds.
There were two large Chinese theatres.
There was Y. NJ. @. A. bungalow, which
was burned through fireworks sparks
two nights before We left and about
which expensive cables were sent doubt
Ioss to the United States, although the
total loas wss 10000 postal cards and the
shack material Of bamboo Of which tho
structure was made; the total cost might
have been 900,
There was the permanent building
for the reception and the dwelling
place for the Prince. There were three
beautiful arches ornamented with some
OF the most minute and beautiful
decorations that China can produce o.
There were enormous storehouses and
kitchens, and thers was an organised force
Of thousands Of men 10 run the big enter
prise.
And the electric lighting apparatus was
at work, When the food came that went
by tho board, Repairing Il was almost
too much for DR.. Mark. He had not the
skilled workmen for that task and he
could not get them. Well, the German
gunboat Niobe was In the hsrbor and
electricians on her heard Of tho plight Of
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0as eanOpirthfaaftsantt BON gaii

SaS 2anowirtbid bon gtiI
iouri madt uniere 5armer baraui
anfmertiam, oaB es seiestih oerbuteu
lit, ihlebte @ter gu uertaufen; bes,
gleiden Milh, Rabm ooer Butter,
bic llnreiu iino uber bon tranten &ib.
en- itammeu, ober ntinbernertbie o6er
benen 8rdieroatiomittel beigemiiht
iiu0. gbenio 5letidl bon 9biereu,
Die auS an6ere @eiie als burd sdlat
ten gu Gooe setommen iino. Ober
@iiis, Der nidt ben uurseihriebenen
@ebalt bat, uber5ruht unter falider
ausabe Der Surte ober Der Sertunft.
Guf) tnappes RaB uno @emidt tn
itrafbar. 9as @eies oas ben Jarmer
ihust, uerlanst audi BON ibm, baB er
oieIes Sduses iih ulroie made.
8aS i4etnt aber nttt intmer @hnt
iiberau Der 5aIl gu etn,
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Il eber ben @tnituB Der
Nabruns auf bic Slrbeit bes Meniden
plaubert bic easItihe fsnAseititrtrt
rSSnmitp Doctor: Der r6miihe Col.
bat, Der ifwer arbeiten muBte, beiSt
es bort, lebte BON einfadem Braun.
brot uno laurent 8ein. Die @abrung
tuar ben aeuten eenalt suseihrieben
uno ite muBten beitanbise 2eibeslbs
uusen pfegen. Der ipaniihe Bauer,
ber taesiiber ihtuer arbettet uno bic
balbeaaht beim Gnnse uerbriust, iBt
Sbiuarsbrot, 3ptebeln unb 8a1er.
melonen. Der 2aftraser in Smbrna
lebt uun Obitfrlhten unb Dliueu.
Der tnbilde uoer dineiiide &uli lebt
rur bon &eiS unb lit ausbauernber
unb itdrter alS elm 0eeer, Der Obne
fette Speiien unb Sfeiidlnabrrne
nid1t austontmeu gu f6nnen Der.
metnt.
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Cine 8eintrtfts bat aud Stalien.
Die Saupturiahe TT Die slethe uie
int Siber 5rantretfs. Die 8ein'
teie i'm guriabr fiel gu iippig aus.
Seber 8tnser min unb ntuB uer'
taufen unb oa ie6er im.lleberfluB bat,
uerhen toIoiiale luaritdteu srr
Sdlfte beS tblihen Breties ansebo'
ten; bennpH bleiben Rtlltoneu pet
tare unpertduflicb, Die Gage tuiro
oaour6 nerihltmmert, oaB ote 5al
tder bas rSbrige4 nur allsu reialif)
tbun. Sn Der fran56iiiden aammer
iuuroe uerlanst, oab bas Seer ben
&onium anteritlbe unb Der &riegs.
mtniiter CAB Die tr6itlt4e Serfthers
llng, baB bic Suloaten tiinftig reih'
lther NIT 9raubenblut eelnbt MIR
ben. Sn Stalten miro bic sleide
patrtotiihe 8fltht eeforbert. 3uei
atter lou Der @aunn tdelih ihluden!
etpas sefdbrltH im 5rteben uni
auA i'm &riee ntdt sans unbebeut'
Va.
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t,eraiinftiee 1i,srte.

Ob bic @tenidbett tuirtlid beiie,
nno 9lddlider iein ipiirbe, tuenn iie
it9 aller anresenoen @enuBmtttet ents
bielte, mag elmer erniten Gruaauna
tuertb lein. @benio mag Iih oariiber
itreiten laiien, pb es ribig lit, bic
Suseno se9en ie9li6e rgeriuaune"
gu i6iiben, uber ub Der Gbnratter
nid1t mebr eefeitiet iuirb, iuenn man
tie lebrt, in alien 8tn9en WiaB gu
balten. 3aB ater feit einsetpurselte
@epobnbeiteu unb 9ebensanI6au-
un9en, bic auf elmer mebrtauIenbiab.
ri9en gei6ihtli9en Gnttpidelune be.
ruben, ni6t i'm Sanoumoreben our4
8eiebe aus9erOttet tueroen tonneu,
iultte ieoer uerniinItig 9enfenbe suges
iteben. Die Srobibitionsanfatiter
bic ibre 6orberuneen ais cine rnpr-
aliIhe 5rase" binSuitellen belieben,
tuifien Dffenbar nid1t, oaB bic Mpral
uoer Sitte, iuie iif Ihon aus Der 9lb.
leitune bes 8ortes ertenneu lGBt,
nihts tueiter lit, als bic bert1mmltbe
llnterihetOune sipiiben @ut unb 86Ie
8as in Snbien fir rnpralti64 uber
ipgdr ais b6blte Su9en0 gift, mag in
europa o6er glmerita als Terbrehen
aneeieber fueroen. Die 8lutrade
mar bereinlt iiberaI uno 1T nod beute
in uielen 2dnoern cine bellige 8Hi6t,
oer iih Merano eutSieben bari, unb
bic Seerauberei erIbien Den alten
gturnannen als oas berrliffte Sels
bentbum. 8enn einmal bas aanse
ameritaniide 8ult ielbit ben m1Bisen
SeuuB beraui4enoer @etrdnte uerab.
fheut, tptro er yunmDrnliif1 getuprs
ben ietn uno iidJ NIT @rfuls oerbieten
lailen. Splauee aber bic iueitaus
meiiteu Burger nur ben MiBbraud,
oer 9eiIti9en Setrdrte fir uertuerfltdl
balteu, ruirO iid ibr mdBiaer @enuB
niht gum @erbrehen itempetn laiIen.
Sober Serfuh, ben Ginsetnen ibr
Selbitbeittmmunssreft su rauben,
tuiro BON tbnen NIT &ebt nls eine
Gprannet entpfunoeu, Der fid freie
Manner utht beusen t6nnen. giels
let4t selinst es ben Gntbaltiamteits.
apoiteln, bas amerttaniihe Bolt gu
ibrer slni9auuusen gu ersteben. Mit
oem Soli5ettuiipel tuerben iie aber
nthts ausri1teu.-St. Gbares 8em.
otrat,
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Der 5rabIins 0es 6rositaottinoss

SSn Der Belt, tpD 10 ettpas tpie cir
5riiblin9sbau6 ielbit burH bic @rps,
itaot gebt, fraet ii6 10 manfer @r.
tpahleHe, mas oenn uniere @rpBitabt,
Timber ei9entlib opn ben Sreuoen uni
SfOnbetten Ger erpa9enoen Gatur
ntttma6en unb eenteBen. Die 9lut.
mort ourauf tlingt traurie genua.
Sun all ben berrli6en 8er1noeruns
gen, tuel9e ben 8eeinn zines ueuen
Beroens in Der gtatur fennseidbnen
uno pel1e oas oer5 bes Menihen am
getualti9iten oDn allen nprmaleu 9tas
tyrseidebniRen paden, erfabrt oas
y16tnS Der @roBitabt meiIt MIR aus Grs
8abluneen, 8ei1reibuneen i9ulhnft
5ugeitubter 2Ini6auunasmittel unb
aus ben 5rIblinsstiebern bes 2elebu.
Dies. Die @riheinlnaen bes 5riibs
ltnas, luelche brett auf bas Stabttino
tpirten, beiArdnten iid auf Die drmli-
den auno9ebun9en Der ipenigen
5tedeu 9tatur, tuelhe man in oas
3tegelmeer bineinueriebt bot, uber
anf 5riibltnespbduumene siueiter
Oronuns. Sn ben Gartanlagen be-
fDntmen Die 8aume uno StrGuher
&nOipeu, elm alter Baum in Der 6ufs
efe, ben Die SausbenDbner nit aller
Slriur9e betreuer, iebt audi setpaitis
elm uno seist an uerihiebeueu StelIen
'teues @riin. 3as lit 10 aienlih al.
les. Mebr fallen benz &inbe bic an
stueiter Steue ansefibrten Sgnlptume
III bic Guseu; gs brau9t feinen
Binterrof mebr, tuenn e8 In bic Snu.
le gebt, bic 6eniter ber GtraBenbabn@
uaeen uerben se6ifnet unb Der
,Beooler" btetet bic eriten @rbbeeren
an.
Bie reid lit seeen 6as &ins Ser
SroBita6t bas &inb brauBen auf benz
2anoe! Gs iiebt ben 5riblins ein3ie.
ben nit al ieiner araft un6 Sd16n'
belt, es lebt nit ibm uno In ibm elm
2e6en oull 2ibt unb Jreube, gS
f6tast 8urselbaume auf Der tuethen,
ersriinenben 8eiie, pfliidt bic eriten
GriibltnsSblunten uuo lerut ibre gta.
nen tennen, es abmt bas 9riuern ber
2er9e, ben Ghlas ber amIel nad unb
itebt bent Spiel bes Sades gu. Gs
senieBt bic friide St6nbeit be8 eens
ses in pollen 3usen, ielbit Elm Sttid
5rlblins in ietner iunsen, aufblilben.
ben &raft uno ieiner ladeuoen Sc
Iunobeit. 8as bas 2anbtinb babur@
benz Stabtttnoe nOraus bat, bic gr0s
Bere 9aturtenntnis, bic fhdrfere uno
ausbauernbe 5dbistett Der slnIbaus
uns uub bic naturgemdBs 2ebenstuei.
ie - oas tueroen mir nismals aussus
gleihen trnftan6e iein,
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Bern,u,t, atln, grettae nrn a. April 1908

NIT ber eruBten 5rehbeit bas @eiet
um8eben unb oemielben autuiberban.
oeln, un6 auf unre 6tmaBige uneeiebs
lthe &eiIe MiQionen auibdufen,
pdbrenb tauien0e uDR 9Irbeitern unb
beren Jamilien bittere Not6 teibe, 70
mare es gu utel ertpartet, oaB er nit
@oblsefaIIen lofhen 3uitan6en sus
ieben iollte.
@enus baopn
Sou bic Maiie Der glnarAiiten ab.
anItatt sunebmen, 10 muB baflr se'
iurat tueroen, bnB benz eerinsen
Mann, Oh GingebDrener uoer ginses
uanberter, iein eutes Oaeht tptro,
ebenio gut uie benz 8eiiBen6en. 9tue
iollen uno miiiien sleih upr benz @es
ies iein. A square deal for ALL
@an ioIlte oenten, baB bieie tutds
ti9e 5ra9e, tuelde bic uabre @run0.
la9e gum aSeitano Der Ratipn betrtIft,
9eniieenb glrbett fir uniere 6Fentli6s
en- uno prtuaten lieferte. 8ie glrbeit
liest upr. 9lber Der s@eIi6tstreis
uuierer beutisen &atrioten nuB iebr
beidrdntt iein. 8eun es beiBt, .Oas
@eieb muB burdeefiibrt iuerben", 10
ieben uniere 5tefornter upr lauter
8ieretaier unb 8irtbidaiten nihts,
abiolut uiAts StnOeres. Der BrObi'
bitionsnebel lit 10 bid, baB iie ntdt
burdieben pt6nnen,
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Bar 6as prahtuoaes @etter am
Oiterfeitel @erabe tuie es an bieiem
boben 5efttase iein ioIlte. I'M 10
trafttaer ieelenpoller uno freuoiser
erttnte besbalb aud oas rsEaeluia4
In ben &irAen, benn nit benz 5eite
Der Guferitebuns oes Seilanbes
tutnte man audi oas @iebereriuaden
Der &atur feiern.
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Ed. Schwartz,
sd)ntteoe nn0
@asenmadDer.
an Der 5. uno Rarttitra6e.
Se { m a n n, M D.

GmpFiebIi fidl ben, pubtitum fir alle in
iein Sab eirlIdIdeenoe arbeiten Ole CT
prompt tnb 5u indBisen qseiIen belorst.
Gbenfals Hsent FIR 8 G ertns, plano
uno 3 3 bor ng nber unb alien amber.
Ell Sdrmeerdtbfddften.
ian 10. Go tparb S6mdrs.
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GIN gang tuunOerlther &aus mar
Der ioebeu in 9ltrpn, o., uerltprbene
Ter6inano S9ubmaher, Der Dat.
meal 86nts BON 9tmertta. tpie er
nidt nit llnrebt eenannt tuuroe.
Sdubmaber, tuelder npr mebr als
fiinists Sabren aus 8eutdlanb ber.
iibertant, besann feline seih6ft[i9e
2nufbabn nit elmer t[einen @rocers.
Dem bGeriinoete er eine Oatmeal'
5abrit, bic ibren Beiiser in perbdtt.
.niBmaBis tltrser 5eit gum Wtiutondr
tttadte. SIM Sabre 1886 brannte
feline 5abit ab, tuorauf er fteb nit
nerihieoenen anoeren Sirmen dbnli.
ben Gbaratters gu Der american
Cereal Company perbanb. Sebn
Sabre 6arauf uerltes er bic @eieI.
ihaft, bic iih beute 0uater Oats
Company nennt. Snsruiiden aber
bate Shubmader oura unslidlt4e
sItttenihtebereien ben sr6Bten Gbeil
ietnes gern6seuS uerluren uno ben
&eit nerbutterte er in elmer probibtttD.
ntittIben lltopie. Obpubl elm sebores
uer 9eutiher, mar Sdubmader NAM.
Iih Elm etfrtser Grobibittuntf. I'm
ietue Sbeale au uerutrttihen, rief er
in Marietlies, Su., etne probibitiu,
ntitii1e &olonte ms Geben, bic linn
etu Saufen @elb setoitet baben ioll.
uebrisens mar Sdubmaber BEL alien
letneu Rorptten Elm treusbrauer
Manrt unb etne sruuoehrlihe Saut.
geadbem bic Santt bes Sabres 1898
tbr ruiniert botte, raffte er aIIes, tpas
er nod iein eteen nauute suianmen
unb besablte ietne Sdulben nit Gins
uuo 3iniesstus. @r itnrb ala elm ars
rler Mann, ietuer @rben faunt titebr
binterlafienb als einen ebrlihen Sea.
men.
Salorun iaste: &c stbt nidts
9teues unter Der Sonne. 9as mer.
fhli4e Spitem lit beiuabe gang oaI.
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bunoert, gu tuelher Belt Jurni's Gl.
pentrduter suerit ais elm Spitemai.
bauer unb @eIun6beit 8ieoerberpors
rasenoe 8eabtuns fano. Sett iener
3eit bat er bteIes sroBnrttse 8ert Der
Seiturs BON .Mdnnern unb Srauen
uerrtchtet. &eir San mar 10 i9limm
fetne &ranthett 10 ernt, no 9llpen-
trduter ntht gut setban bate. 8erh
sic frant iiu0, ooer Sbre @eiunbbeit
itidt 10 gut lit, als iie iein t6nute,
ooer 10 gut, tuie iie ietn iotIte, oann
tueroen Sic feiuen Sebler MAIDEN,
tpenn Sic su bieiem nlten &rduter.
Seitmittel eretien, Gr lit tetue UP,
utbeter Nebisin, ionbern miro benz
8ublitun bireft Ourh ipesieG anse-
iietlte slsenten uerdbfolst. Man
idreibe an bic aIIeiutsen gtsentbamer
Gr. Better 5abrnep 4 Sous Co., 1l2
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-12
The Building Of the Tabernacle.

The building OF the big tabernacle
on North Main street was begun on
Tuesday and by the close OF that day
is was nearly completed. Every
able-bodied man In town, who could
possibly spare the time, was on hand
and worked wish a will. The ladies
furnished dinner for the volunteer
workmen in the fire Experimentation
of the city building. The building is
90x90 feet with an slcoye on the
east for the preachers and singers OF
20x90. Is Is made OF rough boards,
covered with tarred paper, heated
wish six big stoves and seated to
hold two thousand comfortably. All
she churches OF the town are united
In the work, and It will be- used to
hold protracted meetings through.
ont she winter. Rev. Lincoln Me.
Connell and his singer, Rev. Jones,
will open the first meeting on next
Sunday.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-12
Mrs. A. {. Beatty Dead.

Mrs. A. E. Beatty died at her home
In Mt. Carmel, Ills, on Thursday
Nov, 9Th, after a protracted illness.
The remains were brought to Butler
on Sunday, accompanied by Mr..
Beatty and his two daughters. A
large number OF Butler friends and
u delegation OF Rich Hill friends met
them ut the depot. The remains
were taken direct to Oak Hill GENE
terry, where short Episcopal services
we're held.
Deceased was a daughter OF Mr..
aud Mrs. George W. Miers, pioneer
citizens OF Bates county. Mr.. and
Mrs, Beatty made their home for
many years In Butler and Rich Hill,
where her lovable character and
smisble disposition made her many
enduring friendships. She leaves a
husband and two daughters, one
married and the other about grown,
to mourn their loss.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-12
Twins Birthday Celebration.

One Of the most enjoyable events
In this npighborhood, was n birth
day party given at the home OF Mr..
q. A Rogers, ~ miles northeast of
Amorpt, On Wednesday evening,
Nov It'll, In celebration OF q A, and
j A. Rogers birthday. Both are
well known young men IN this neigh
horhood and u crowd OF about SIXTY
uaighhors and friends gathered to
do them honor.
The eveuing wGs spent in games
and other AInusomnnTs until late
hour. when refreshments We're served,
after which all retired 30 sheir sew
eral homes.
Many thanks tothosp who brought
about thls happy event, which VIII
long 1--we IN our memory.
BY ONE WHO WAS THERE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-11-12
Working For Good Roads.
Eldorado Sun.

Eldorado Sun.
Dixie Huggard. highway engineer,
has been Raising subscription
among our merchants to assist in
making some much needed improve
ments on the Ell Dorado and Filley
road in the Dsle naighborhood south
OF town. He reports that our bust
ness men are responding with their
accustomed liberslity, and that
enough funds will be raised In this
place and in The vicinity mentioned
to put this thoroughiare In a better
condition than ever before Mr..
HaQgard is maniiesting commend.
able interest In the work Of road im-
p-ovement, and II the people will
only exhibit like Interest IN the
matter, results will be accomplished
at an early date that will be most
gratifying to the public