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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-08

last words were SAID ana
the train was ready to
pull on west. Charlie had
not been unaware of the
friction that had been
avoided. Now. as the
train WAS pulling out, he
hurried forward, dropped
off the car, ducked till
the window at which his
father sat had passed.
and then dartIng into the
crowd snatched off the
cap OF the Mayors son of
his own age, made a wild
leap. and caught the rail
of the last car and stood
there as the train swept
out of the station. shout
ing back. Hey, kid!
Here S your hat
Mrs. Taft struggles in
vain to make him different
from other boys, but has
failed SO far. as mothers
will. One evening on
board ship on a voyage
the world was watching
Charlie came sliding into
h: place IN the august
company, his cap hidden
under his jacket, his
HAIR tousled, and dark.
>hadowy eXpanses of an
accumulated nature on
hts hands neck, and face
Do you realize that
YOU are unfit company
for self respecting people
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-08
Taft and His Dog Biscuit

SOMEBODY told Bill once that it was a hard job
~ for fat to get himself taken seriously ;,
and he full of tun that he takes himself only
halfway seriously that point remarks Brother
Charles = 1t isn't easy to make up Your mind as to
whethe: Brother Bill big just tat unless YOU
a member of the family and know that he has
When he began to round around seventeen, it
was PLAN that he going to fill quite a place in
the world. He is as strong a bull has chest
capacity like an OK and YOU ought to him run!
Nevertheless he Is all the fighting the obesity
bugaboc. and | will tell YOU some OF the funny
things he does
Some expert told him to take cold bath early
in the morning. and Bill Is up around six and
works up awful appetite for breakfast. He eats
breakfast that would appal YOU. Some other
expert told HIM to walk ten miles every day and
II Bill Is where he do he gets up terrific hun
ger for lunch. has another bath and then does HIM
self forty pounds worth of mental harm compelling
himself to eat what he calls his dog biscuit 1t is
some kind of brown looking cracker and Bill eats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-08

the breecheS till reinforce
ments could be rushed to
the front-and the back,
| hasten to say. Mrs.
Taft went to work, and
the pants looked all right
when she got through,
especially when Brother
Bill had on that big fur
overcoat you hear all
this talk about.
The decisive moment
arrived, and Bill put them
on for the imperial party.
1t was a sorrowful hour.
As he bent his knees
getting out of the COM
partment, the good work
was all undone. There
was a white leak at each
knee like a Montana
snowdrift. So my brother
Bill climbed back again
and took them off.
While his wife worked on
one leg, Halle Erminie
Rives worked on the
other. The Car of all
the Russias was still
holding the poise and
wondering why the great
american did not come.
Half an hour behind
schedule the long, low,
rakish sleigh that brought
him drew over the hori-
zon. 1t had been ar
ranged for Bill and a
Grand Duke TO ride TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-08

that you a filthy state:" whispered his mother.
Charlie answered nothing. but kept the tail of
his eve fixed his father His trust was mis-
placed.
''Of course he dirty, l know interposed the
big man II a whisper while everyone about sus-
pended forks to hear - should be too if | had
been PLAYING where he has been In fact think
| should rather like 1t You know its bad enough
for member of the family TO be living up to
the Cabinet Minister Chalkmark all the time |
hate t. dress and much he does, and
Charlie Is not to b tme because | am his father
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-08

pencil mark on it. They called the caddie back
accused him and scrutinized him, but to avail
He protested by all the Igorrote gods that he
honest and tireless. After another hole two
something caught Bills eye
Don't You think that boy carries his left arm
very stfly. General, said he.
This time they saw him sneak the ball out of
his armplt plant 1t, and then take to the shade
The two players said nothing; but at the next
green they saw the Igorrote imp renew his arnnu-
milton from hiding place by the sand box. and
then acting under the sanction of the Secretary of
the War Department of the United States of Amer
General of the army soundlv spanked an en-
terprising resident of insular possessions
William H. and Charlie. Jr.
THE qualities of a discpinarian in the big Sec
rotary of War not of the obvious sort The
first thing noticeable is his ability to make every
body work and. as has been said to excel everyone
around him in labor His rules are commonsense
and his atmosphere of department is keyed to good
nature-aiwavs good nature: This is the argument
IN his relations to his Youngest son. Charles, named
tor his uncle Charlie. jr is real boy. and works
overtime keeping up the family reputation for &C
ivitv though his energies by no means always
well directed
One dav the Secretary spoke in Western town
where the Mavor the brother of great man
and had to be treated with tact. Perhaps it may
be said that relations were little strained. Such
things will happen. of course. The day passed
without incident OF untoward nature. until the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22

Gbelps un0 Gilid ousgearbeitetes
Eompblet iibcr Die Mnleiben nit 81
luitrationcn bon acknowledgement
bes SrinfipalierS uno Ser Subipap-
Scr6ciierungcn miro ourd Die 8aro-
Gomite'n ieOen Stimmgeber 3ebn
Gage Dor Ser @nbI 5ugcite0t pcroen.
Gle bis6er 81 @uniten Scr N%nleiben
getroifcnen WoBrcgeln mllrben gut
gcbeiBen uno meroen jebe ISOLDE Sit
5ungen bes Gomite'S itottfinbeit.
Scute bot ous Geriommlungs.Gop
mite cine Sibung.
Scrr Shirt modte nod beionbers
oornlf oufnerfIon, oab cine @ai.
%icrSnotb eintrctcn miiiie, falls bas
@aiicrlcitungsipppitcm nibt pergro-
bert miirbc unb miiBtc bonn nidt
MIR Ser Ercis bober, ionpern aud
Der @oiierconium eingeihr1nft lper-
Den, mie cS Jest IN Cumberland, So-
gerStomn ltno StGbten 1T Ycnnipl=
pollien ser Sal lit.
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TnS @ctter.

iSiir Marplon0 unb bcn GiItrift
Columbia bClltc tbcilmeiie bemolft
mo etipnS mGrmdr, nlorgcn flor;
umipringcnoe @irtOc.
IS regncte 9eitern 5por nid)t IN
Baltimore, nbcr trobocm luar 0as
9Setter niht 9on5 bcbogIid. Gic bod
Itc Scmpcrntltr nor 70 @rno Don 3
bis 3 ltbr Nn6mittogs un0 Die mic
Origitc 90 0rao nm 6 llbr WtorgcnS.
,Mn Den on0cren 9un0cs.W etter.
Observation-Disclosures ocs 2onocS
ipurocn Die foI9cnocn boditcn Gem.
pcroturcn uer5eid)net: Goitport 81,
EortlonO GS, 9oltou y, Ilbonp Is,
Hem.Dorf 70, Ybilabelpbio SO, ut.
lonticsGitp 6S, Cape Wop 6S, Woib.
inaton y, Norfolf 70, SotteroS rs,
Charlotte "A, Wilmlngton 80, Gbor.
leiton 80, Soponnnb 81, S~odionuiuc
80, SrpitCr 50, acp.gSclt Sc, gltIanta
81, Wont9omcrp 81, Nrn-S Orleans
81, EoIcitinc 81, @oIpeiton so, Cor.
prlS Gbrilti SO, Mcmpbis so, Gincin.
nnti 90, YittSburg 81, SSmcgo 50,
Buffalo rs, Glcpclonb Sc, Tctroit Sc,
glpcno 70, Morqlette 80, @recn Dan
80, Chicago 50, Gulutb IS, ct. Saul
SO, ct. 2ouis Sc, aonios-Gitp 81,
Snlobo IS, Suron 90, @isrnord 50,
iySaiiton 1888, Soprc so, Seleno "A,
Salt 2ofe 1888, 3enper 50, 9tortb
Elotte 90, Googr.Gitp Sc, glmoriao
So mo Sos gngcles "A @ra0.
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Sin 0eriebcn rcttcte i'm.


Sobn Sor5arO bc9cbt Selbitmorb'
Serlud). - Nimmt ieood per-
iebentlid Nelfcnol itott Carroll
idure. - Geriudte idon orei Mal
porber, Sano an iid 81 Iegen.
Sn einem Mnfaa bon Welandolic,
herporgerufen burd langpGbrenoc
Acknowledgment, periidte geitarn
NodmTittog 9egen 3 llbr Der 43-iah.
rlgc Sobn So5orb bon Dtr. $40, Dit.
Sort.Iueune, ieinem Seben Elm 3iel
81 ieben. gu Oieiem 3ipede tranf ct
cine geborige 9oiis bon Nelfenol,
0laubellO, Dab Die Sloihe Garboli1u-
re cntbolte, Gr milrbe bon Or. @.
y. @ilrop, Nr. 1871, Sit.9altimore-
Ctr, IN gcbanolung genommell, Der
i'm bolo anBer @efabr brad)te. Cam
mlroe ct burd Sergeant 2ouis 8eB-
mein bonn iiiblihenG oli5eibiitrift ber-
gaftet utth in Der Imblllan5 bes &C.
nanllten 9iitriftS nab bent Worp.
lano llniperiitGts sSoipitol gebradt.
Nadoem ibm bort Der Wogen ollsgc-
rltnlpt moroen mar, murbe ct ipieber
5liriid nod Der iiiOlifen Yoli5ailto.
tion gebrodt, no CT inter Der for
go
mellcn ACKNOWLEDGING Ser &pbeito-
ring p%orlGuiig f~citgebalten puroc.
@ie es beibt, bat So5nrb ihon brei
Mol porber pcriudt, Soub an iid) SIT
legcr, puroe iebod) ieoeSmal nod int
red)ten Iugenblide an Der Iusfiib.
rllng leineS Hlanes bebinbert.
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@obIbceinfluiiung u10 i6lper itrai.
lor inter Dem GorrlptlonS=8eIe bc.
Gurd) Ocrortige G%roblngen fiibrten
Die Gprporotionen SCrrn 9rpon'S
Nicocrla0c Dor 8 mo ~ Sobren Der-
tci.
Scrr Gopio s. 2epi8, Der Demo
trotiide GongreB.GanOiOot i'm iehs.
ten Giitrift, gaegonp, 6rebcrid.,
Garrett, Wontgomcrp- ulO @oibing.
tonsGountp umid)lieBeno, 5dblt 81
Ben boffnungSpolen 9emofrotcn. bie
cine @ie6crbolung ser oen1ofrotil6en
I~llttGtpeQe bon 1892 %erluorten. Gr
gloubt felt on icine QrluGblung, tros-
DEM icin @e9ncr Geo. u. Scare Dor
5tpci Sobren iiber 1000 Stimmen
Wc9r6eit bate.
Cine iebr encrgii6c u1O cntbuiia.
ltii6e Gampogne fiibrcn bic Genlo.
trotall bon Caroline Gorntp, bos 5llm
eriten GongrcB-3 iItrift gcb0rt. Sn
Dem County bcitebcn bier orobe DC.
mofrotii6e Clubs, bercn 0eiammt.
mitglieocr5obl nod Tollienocn 5abIt.
Scrr GDorlcs 81. S6irm Yr0lioent
Der WorpGono.Sigo replblifanii6er
Clubs, rciite gcitcrn Nodnlittag nad
Cincinnati o6 sur Seriommlung Der
Notionol.2igo repl6lifoniidcrG Clubs.
81 Scr MorplGnoGr &igo gcDoren Der
Linton 2coguc . Glllb" lllo Der
n9euti0 . Imerifouil0c &incoln'
Club"
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u 6tScbn 3iige mcni 0er.

dt5cbn 3iige men Ger.
- Ter nelle 6nbrplon Der nTcunipl'
panto Sdbn" frat gcltern in Strait.
Gnrd) benlclbcn folen Is 2ofal5iige
nui Den pcrihicoenen in Baltimore
miInOcnoen Ncbcnlinicn meg ulb
ingciGbr 100 9abnbeoicnitcte bobcn
tbrc Stclungen perlorcn. Giciclbc
Yolitif ocS Sporens fiibrt Die Geicll.
idoit iiberoQ auf Dem grobcn @obn.
ipItcm Gin ullb miro bnourd I'M SABRE
cine GriparniB bon $t,500,00O CT.
diclcn. Son sen IS 3iaer, bic &c.
ltern eingcItcllt murben, wurOcn in
frii6cren Sabren mad Der 0erienjeit
MIR icds Dem Ierfebr ~cntSogen.
Oratorien 8cicIl d. q f..
Gic Observation-Disclosures miro
bcrte ibrc %, Sniipn beginner. Gos
critic CONCERT elias" bon Mcnoclss
John miro am 3. 6ebruor, an los.
0ebilrtstogc ocs groben G%omponiiten,
gegcben. 9eim 5lpcifen CONCERT miro
nSimlon mo 9clilab" bon Sointa
Gacns gum Nortro0 gebrod)t. Gle
Soliltcn bel oielen Gon5ertcn iperocn
iuie INNER Singer unb S1neerinnen
bon nationolcm Hltf iein.
H~o55ia u q d) flGnge.- Scr
GcItolrotcur Sronf Mind)olp bon
Nr. 633, Eortlono.S trabe. melher,
lpie gcltern beridtct, om Gage por6cr
iintcr DER InldnloiGung bes Spiri.
tliolcnperfouis ON Sonntog pcrboi.
tet poroen mar, mllr0c geltcrn Nor.
gen bon Gaoi 2pben III Der mcitlihcn
Eoli5eiitntion Dem Gcrihtsperiobrcu
iibermicicn.
Se'icr fam Serr Soicpb Gang, mel
der III Nr. 213 unb 2t5, Yenn- Ctr,
cine @irtbidnft betreibt mo lid, Al,
Der 9leifcn Stele nltf oieielbe Nh.
ldlilolgung 81 perontporten bottc,
0ooon. Gr lpurbe nGnlIid, ipeNcn
WnngeIs an 9epeiien in ienem Sale
freigelprodyen jcboh peger angel.
lid)er Hubcitorung 81 $50 @eloitrofe
p%eroonncrt, bic er prompt beropptc.
@ar langeSa bre9oGIcn
SAMPLER. - Sr. Scnrp s. Iinnep,
Der LANCE Sabre an 9a~ltinlore's Gl,.
gros &oblenbanbel Antbeil hottie.
ut 9cItern in ieiner @obnuua gsr.
51o, Ncro.A Arlington. 9tpenuc, I'M III.
ter BON Of Sabren g~eitorben.
Die 2ilIp Seimt6tte
rcrfonft. Sr. @oploro
groofs bat bic t75 ader uno Gin
altes @obnbous nit 5ebn 3inln1crn
entbaltcnoe SiGp-SeimItGtte al Scr
~WarplanS Genmpluania Balm"
fir mgefabr $4,000 aefouit. Sr
Vroofs nil bort icin Sommcrbeim
aufihlasen.
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Sat cnolidJ Gin Int.

&err Geo. 9. @romn sum Nmpult
Der Spirituo Neb0roe crs
mGblt.-Mor Elm idnucrcr &onipi.
Die Scrrcn Mtc&im uro @pno
nn0ten nni6nglid Srn. YcrfinS
b%cibcbnltcll.
Scrr George Steiuort @rolpn mllr.
DC geItcrn bon Der SpiritlloicllsSi.
ccn5r Web0r0c 81 hcrcn NcdtSonuolt
criuQhlt an Stcle Don Gr-StautSs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22

Senotor Clarence Y. Ecrfins, Der
Dor 5tpei Sabren bon Der olten 9c.
boroe ernonltt noroen mar. Die SS.
SbreeueS uto WcSim itimmten fir
Scrrn grolpn, ipGbrcno Sr. Bomb,
ous brittle Mitglico Der Yeborbe, fir
Srn. Earfins icinc Stinme abgob.
Sic 9eb0rbe nobm Damn einen Vc.
id1lub an, in iueldcm Tie Srn. Eer.
fins iiir Icinc Sbdtigfcit ais ibr Mn.
malt BoDc Mlertennlrng 5ollt.
Serr Wroipn, Der l1elle anipalt,
o;cttc 3tuci Sabre inn crIten ilno bier
Sabre I'M 5lucitcn Stootrotbs5ipeig.
Sm porigcn Scbrc bciporb CT iid) nm
oic oculofrotilAc Nopninotion fir
Wapor, unb CT cr6iclt iiber 5000
Stin1n1clL obidon ibln fem Sam.
pngncfcnb sur &crfiigilng itono. glS
Nncrfcnmrng fir feline Yarteioisnite
botten Die 5ii6rcr ibnt ben Soften oils
Mnipolt Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der.
iprodcn, oicic abar erlp1blte Serrll
". Stnrr @cphort micbcr. 50 mltb,
tc bonn iNlicblid Serr Eerfins ibm
Flob MAIDEN, 2ongc Belt obcr
ilroltbtcn GrGiibcnt Mcaim uno
GonmillGr 9ono iih. Gritcrer CT.
flartc, er ipiirbe ben Hlob MIR oilf
nlsorildlihcn @llnid bcs @ouper.
neur5 ircimu6cn. Scrr Nroiun ipnr.
ttotocm CT IN FrimGrluoblen itcts
gegcil Die ocnlofratiidc Eorteiorgani.
lotion f1mpfte, INNER Gin i~trittcr
Earteimann.
Strenge On truftionen.
- Sir 8rob9cidmorencn BON 9nlti.
morc.Gountp traten geitcrn Morgea
81 Soiplon %5uiommcl. Su iciltcr
anipradc i%nltrlirte Der Hid)ter Die
@elhlporcncn beionOers, Dem lnga.
ieslid)cn 8etrdnfeperfoui an Sonn-
fagen ibre Nitfnlerfiamfeit 81 mir.
men. Sr. &obcrt 6uiielbaugb Dom
8. Giitrift lit Der Ioriiser Ser @rob-
geifmorcnen nnb Die iibrigen Nit-
alieoer iino: Sacob 3alb, 2ouis :.
Scroorp Senrp s. &ibeelp, Wiuioln
u. Gbcnopetb, 8iuiam T.Gor, Gbas.
6. Sd)parb, ,Spbn Is. Cole, Wiuiam
6. Spens. @iaiam Slaoe, George
81. Sroofs, Sacob Nltborp; geniamrin
.. Stanton. gomarb 6. 9orns.
Wiaiam Gnrrp, Sobn Sogt, 9bilip
@einete, George @. 9Ii5saro, Ser
oinanb De Bon, 9. 90. Suu, W. 3.
8orIud,, Nleranoer Sugbes uno Ser.
man 1rper.
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Scbbel'S eiusiacs NteIier.

Wir babcn MIR Gin gtelifr in Yalti.
more. nnb bas befiaoet iidl in Der
Gtnse ~ ebcner Grbe, Nr. 321, Wurb.
Say, rabe Sigb.Str. ainScr.Ybo.
fograpbicn cine Spesialitit. = Seine
agenten nab feline Sreppen an iteiaen.
5. Ssbbsl. 9. Grni, 0efdaftsiitrer..
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grciee ,uicocr in Monnt Supc.

Iihtcr 9ilrfe I'M artisaerid)t ST.
Somion ororet an bab 9rcicc
pieoer mad Sem SrrenalpI 5uriid
5llfebren bat. -. 2csterer leiitet
scr Gerfiiguns 5olst.
Better 9reiec, 0eiien 8Iudt aus
Dem Mount Scope. SSrrenaipl 10 piel
Auiieben crregtc, lit mieocr in Die
Anitalt 5uriidgcfebrt. gr ielbit mel
oete iid geitcrn Norgen freipiaig BET
DEM Superintendent Ser anitalt,
Gr. Sill, an ulb wiuig 0fineten iid)
ibm sic 3borc bes Snitituts. Gor
ieiuer Giidfebr nah Wount Scope
mar CT in Se9leitnng ieiter atpGlt,
Dor Gidter gurfe i'm &%reisgcrid)t ST.
1omion eridicnen. nm lid cincrleits
lpegcn Der WiBadtung oes bon sern
Iid)ter erlniirnen 8eridtsbefebls,
burd Sen 9reice Dem Snititut iiber.
micien nar, 5i enti6uloigen nltO all'
bercrieitS bie 4noronung ieincr
5ricldIiung bri &ihter 9urfc 81 be.
%artrasen. 8Gbreno oieier jebuh iibcr
oen criterp1bnten Yunft ciniaf bin.
lpcg ging, weigerte cr iid) cnti6ieosn,
bic gerfiigung 81 t%reifen, meId).
BREEZE feline 0reibsit pfii5iea mieOer.
gegebcn bGettc. ST mics pielmeD-
Den iungen Wann an, 5ln1dlt nad
Scr Nnitolt 5llriid5llfcbren nnO Damn,
mte iiblih, burd Den Superintendent
ten oes Snltituts gerift!ide Sfritte
5l ieiner 8reilaiiung cinleitell gu TAI.
len. 9ieier Anpeiiung genlaB 6ort'
0clte 9rei9e.
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Sur leBten &u9e. - Tor
2ciben6egangniB BEG am Is. Sep.
tenlber i'm Sitter bon 80 Sabren Der.
itorbcnen Serrn Gbriltion Gotb fanO
gcitcrn Nadnlittag pom S%raucrbauic
Nr. 313, Ereiibcnt.S traBe, aus It'll.
ter grober 9etbeiligung BON Seiotro,
aenocn auf oeu st. Yauls- 5rieb.
bofe" ltott. BaItor ID. 9a6moml
omtirte I'M Trauerbouie, in Der flint.
ten rciormirtcn ct, Huills.airhe II.
am @rnbe. Cine 6iiae prGhtiger
glimenipenoen i6miidte Den Sarg.
9ie lctte Gbre oils 9ubrtudtrGgcr
crlpieien Dem Go6ingeihieoencn Mit.
glicber Scr nSadion-2oge, S. .. 8.
g." nnb Der vMt. Scrnpn.2oge, &.
Of g." Sic 3irn1o Scnrp Sanocrs &
Sobn leitete bic 9ecrbieung.
Hahoem Slater Somcs Ionobne
III Der fotbolii6en ct. Hatrids. Stride
cine ieierlife Heauicnl-S odmeiie CO.
Ie6rirt batte, fonb acitern 8ormittog
Die 9ecroi9ung bes am letter Con.
nerItag IN atlontic.Gitp geitorbcnen
Scrrn Senrp ". 8iciebon bon ser
@obnluna ieiner Sdmelter, Nr. 2O36,
eaItern-apennle, aus ollf Dem .gon.
nie Wrae-TrieObofe" ltatt. 3oblreide
foltbore 9lumenipenoen lfmiidten
Den Sorg. Gle Scrren @iQiom q.
2arfins, Ianiel 2ooen, S6onlos
Siirlt, So6n 9ieieder, Sobn SeneQ,
S6omas Gobnp uno Senrp gl1id,
tnngirten als 9abrtuhtrGeer. Ser
GerItorbene mar Yiaetagent Ser
.Eenniplponia : Vobn" I'M Linton.
gabnbof. gr binterlGBt orei griioer,
Die Serren 2ouis q, Soiepb S. uno
Hid).l s. gieicbon, unb brei Shne.
iterh, 6rIs. Marp M., 5ronccs 6.
nno 3oia sc. @ieidon.
Roberts na6e3u aon;
EergeiteIlt. - Sr. Charles n
Wileot bon Der .National Supplen
Co." oeren Erdiibent Sr. Charles
9. &oberts, jun, lit, Der por etlid,,u
Wod)en lit atlantic gitp in muiterio.
Ter Weiie geidoiien uno idmer Der.
luiinoet wnroe, iaste geitern, er bobe
a9rn, 3obsrts nm Snnntag bell,dt
uno eefunoen, oaB oerieIbe fult aani
pieoer geneien lit. Sr. @oberts
tonnte seItern oas &%ranfenIaaer Der.
laiien.
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217 Ct.galtimurc. etrafe.
Shcp. 3. Ticncr e. Eu.

Seutides iino anocres ausIGnoi.
ldes @eIo sefauft nno p~erfauft.
@eloienonngcn beiorst mod 9eutid.
lano Seltreid, 8ubIano II. I. NJ.
Wediel alsseiteIIt auf auslGnoiihe
Vanfen. Greoitbriefe uno 1rauelers
CHEQUES.
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ltntcrha[tnnas &. @caluciicr.

,MfaScmie" = Abe Wlerrb @osNonn6".
,,Nuoitnrium" Nuib. ~. 9SiIl5' y@u
Stnr" Nnnocniuc mo 9SGnoclbiIhcr.
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Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-03
KILLED BIG BEAR.
Morgan County Hunters Had Success
full Trip.

On Christmas day Messrs. Arthur
and Carson Bohrer and Dick Miller,
three expert shots and old time hun
ters, started out for bear and sue
ceeded in locating one in the rocks
near the old Harlem bear dens on
Cacapon mountain. The bear was
back in the den where it had gone
for the winter, and in order to dis
lodge it Dick agreed to crawl in which
he did, firing at the bear in the dark.
This scared Mrs. Bear and she made
dash for the other end of the den
and when she poked her head out
two rifle balls from the guns of Ar
thur and Carson laid her low, one
bali entering the eye, and the other
breaking her neck. They dragged
their prize up over the rough rocks
and carried it home. distance Of
several miles. The next day they
brought the bear to town and sold it
to George Allen for $3O.-Morgan
Messenger.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-03
CAUSE OF MINE DISASTER
EXPERTS FILE REPORT WITH
INSPECTOR PAUL.
Explosion In the Monongah Mines,
They Declare, Was Primarily
Due to Flame From Blast.

Experts have given their opinion Oh
the cause of the recent disastrous ex~
rlosions in mines of the Fairmon,
coal Co., at Monongah, W. Va. They
1ssert the explosion was due to flames
from a. blast made to dislodge coal
ia No. s mine, the flames igniting fire
coal dust with which the mines were
nlled. These conditions are said to
have been augmented by quantities OF
explosive gas and spread by carbon
nonoxide. It is announced much
different report will be made relative
10 the causes and conditions of the
disaster in the Darr mine at Jacobs
Greek.
The report on the Monongah disas-
ter has been forwarded to James w
Paul, of Charleston, chief of the de-
partment of mines of West Virginia,
by experts appointed by James E.
Roderick, chief of the Pennsylvania
department Of mines, to make report
on all recent mine disasters. These
experts are Inspectors l. G. Roby, OF
Uniontown; c. B. Ross, of Greens
burg, and T. K Adams, of Mercer.
The commission of experts recon-
mends the immediate discontinuance
Of chain machines in the Monongah
mines because of the great quantity
Of fine dust made by them and also
because they cut too close to the floor
of the room and make necessary a
stronger force of explosive. also that
the use of electric power in mines be
curtailed to the minimum; that shoot
ing of coal out Of the solid should be
prohibited by law under any and all
conditions, and that coal at the height
found in Monongah mines should be
shot down in two benches.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-01-03
Skating Rink
Announcement

The management desires to an
nounce that the Roller Skating Rink
now Icing erected upon the Cunning
ham lot on Queen street will be COM
pleted about January 20, 1908 with a
floor space of $3.50 feet and seating
capacity OF 500. Announcement Of the
opening will be made later Special
care has been exercised in the con-
struction of the building to make it.
as near fire-proof and as convenient
rs possible. The equipment will con-
sist of the Celebrated Winslow. Bali
Bearing Skate, the latest model. The
ladies' skates are so constructed that
falling backward will be almost i'm
possible 1t is the intention of the
management to see to it that all ladies
and children are properly treated,
and the rink will be a place where
all alike can enjoy the greatest in
door sport, as well as most beneficial
exercise of the present time Our
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strict, and must be observed, as any
violation Of the same means a request
to leave the floor without explana-
tons as we reserve the right to refuse
admission to anyone if we so desire
it, We want this distinctly under
stood, that we cater only to those who
are disposed to conduct themselves as
ladies' and gentlemen, and who will
comply with our rules. The use of to
except in the smoking room. No rae
ing, pushing, tagging or any rude or
dangerous actions permitted. Any per-
ION bringing liquor. to the rink, or
who is under noticeable influence of
the same, forfeits privileges and must
retire. No betting permitted Per-
IONS indulging in loud talking or US
Jag profane language will be reject
d from the rink. The management
requests information of any incivility
the part of employees or patrons
Parties on request of the manager
ean get the use of the floor for the
corning session for their private use,
or for skating parties. The North
Fonawanda New York Military band
of 20 pieces will be in attendance at
the evening session. Change of pro-
cram weekly. Admission 10c. Seats
for all. Reserved chairs 10 cents ex-
ira Skates loo.
SESSIONS Morning 1000 to 1900
Afternoon 200 to 500. Evening 730
~ 10 30