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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-17
famiIien 8onaparte.

Gen Charles Serolne Sohupuii''
Tom mn er De Sorenebe Staters 8ene'
ralaooofat, er ion befienot en- Ssn'
neisn al Serome 9onaparte, Den ltore
Seller gtopcleons pngite 9ror. Get
Ter no til, at 9onaparte' 6amtlierl
iom / 9egpnbelien al forrige aar.
bunbreoe itprebe neiten belle europa,
boloer poo at % no. Oct er bare
ben amerifanife 8ren al ben, Iom
bar ,tosen lloiigt til at lepe. Sortt'
ben er Der fiin fem manolige gonn'
parter: Yrins Sictor, BrinS Souis
% 8rins Holano | europa, og
Charles $. gonoparte og bans Bro
berisn Serome Rapoleon i gmerifa.
Den Itpre Topoleon ielp bapoe bare
Ell Ssn, % benne osoe iom Sarn.
0apoleous Gloite 9ror Soiepb, bpem
ban gioroe til aonge Spanien, bap'
De to 9stre, men ingen Ssnner. 2li'
cienJ Den nGIte Sror, efterloo fig fem
Conner % ier Gstre. Gen Gloite al
oisie Spftner bapoe ire Ssnner, ionl
aae oeSe barnleie. Gre at SucienS
Ssnner bsbe bornleie, % Den femte
al bans Ssnner Bierre eiterlob zig
blot en- Ssn, bCn Grins Holano, boiS
enelte Barn Yrtncesie Warie fornp'
Zig feireoe fit @rplup. 2ouis, Den
treble al Den itore Rapoleons grsore,
baobe ire Ssurer. 30 al biSie bpoe
bornlsie. Gen treble, iom bleo
SranfrigS aeiier 0apoleon III, bao.
DC bare en- Son, % benrie bsbe ugift.
Serome, Sen pngite 9ror al ben
itore RapoIeon 9onaparte, TOM oper
til gnrerifa og 9ifteoe Jig | 1903 meo
Gli5abetb Eatterion / Baltimore.
San reiIte me0 benbe til @nglano.
bpor ban Loo beuoe forblipe, mebens
ban ielp bro9 ooer til Sranfrige for
at bebe lin itore Sror gipe tit Cant
tpffe til 8iitermaalet, Der alereoe
bar in0gaaet. Settler 9apoleon pilbs
Dog life bore poo oct Ore. San bolot
lin 9ror iom 6onge Loo bans Sitter
mail erflGre u8yIoigt % tpang BAN
til at giite Jig meo YrinieSie aatba'
rine al @urtcmberg. Meo benoe
baooe Serome en- 0atter MatbiIoe %
Ell Son, ser taien bIep Sar til Sietor
% 2oris. 8ictor err Den, Der M be,
tragteS iom Gumiliens Sopeo og
SrPtenbent til &eiierftonen.
Griniesie Natbiloe bar meget rig,
% beubes Miuiouer ffuIbc tiIfaIbe
benoes groricn &ictor. beriom oeune
piloe giite Zig % iGtte fig / Spioien
ior oct garti, ser ligeiom ifiloe itrG.
be meo at 9~ienoprette Oct frantic Sci.
ierbsmme. Stisut ban aaereoe bap.
DC en- Suitru meS bpem ban Dog life
bar o~roentlia gift, beileoe ban oa til
en- Satter al Song 2eopolo al BEL.
gien. Ien ban ff afilag, og MI cr
Der ingen uoiigt til, at ban fommcr
til at iorpIonte Den bonapartiife
SIegt. SrinieSic IatbiIoe, Tom %.
be / 1908, bop0e arpet fore Higoom'
me ce siitcSe zig nieo en- nitprteIis
rig rusiiif 6prite. os bun gap Oct alt
iammen til fin 'onoen grorien, Grins
8ictors 9ror Souls. 9enne or DOG
enbnu ugiit % er en- uSlepet Rano.
s europa or SIeeten iaaleeeS peo
at % no. Ien Serome gonaparte
bapoe meo lin fcrite 90 retnGSiige
Sritru glisabetb Eatterion en- Son,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-17
suo Rakntn.
WQiis GarpIinc Nnnoiou ira grul

Wiiis Caroline Annoicn ira grull
og Oscar 2eipision | Hihlano bIcl
forIeoen gifte oeriteos.
Barn ifnbt | gentt. en- 4.aars
gammeI Cater at Sobn Wartin, oel
Dor noro for Sturses, blep forleOer
peb ct lllpffestilf9loe ifiiot | genei
af fin 9lore Selter, Der forisgte al
toge 9aoningen no af ct @epRr. ge'
net bIep iarlig iplintret openfor ang'
ct, og man fan life iige, bpao Hofal'
bet bill blipe.
Nftalcn or binbenoe. On ioofaloi
"Iagnetic SeaIer" / 9eabruooo ban'
DC giort en- munotlig Sperensfoml'
meb en- al fine gatienter, at bpis bal,
life bclbrebebe bom, iaa iftloe oct al
Iereoe ubbetolte Sonorar tilbagebeta'
les. Ga Eotienten life blep belbreoet,
'iorlangte ban fine Renge - $15
tiIbaae, builfet DOG "Goftoren" nG9.
teoe at ajsre. Sogen blep braat for
Retten, oa oenne bar netop ofgipei
ben 8jenoelie, at Iitalen bar binoen'
De = at oa Der ineen Selbreoelie bar
inotrufiet, loo fulioe belcriffe Den
magnetic 3oftor" forore noger
2sn.
ut SeIbrsse en- SorfisIeIft paa en- Tao.
9aa Ynrdttpt Prouo Euinine Tablets. vile Npo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-17
5niarpuU,t.

Sunicr for Waribal. Sorbp. Stats.
iefrctPr @olter 8. Souicr, Ell al De
iprialte Silb9ngere al So Soaette for
GrGiioentfanoioat, iiges meo oct fsr'
ite at bile blipe llonrpnt til Soreneoe
Staters Waribal ~iiteoetfor Charles
2emiston | Srbion, bpis Sermin no
leber oen 1ite Worts. 9ctte gmbeoe
aflsnnes meb $4,000.
Ssmmcrbnsscrne flascr. Sra Gou'
berap melbeS Den 12te oS., at Ian.
gclen paa Sne og folbt Seir begpn-
Der at bIipe til alporlig Sinoer for
Semmeroriiten | Sfogene. Zen itsr.
lite SnemGngbe CT tire Sommer, %
bette or life upf til at Iape @eie FOR DC
tlrnge 2rS. Gnfeltc Irbeioslag bar
moottet aiifebigeoe fine Saaere, me-
bers andre aIlereoe bar f9Iot oft oct
Semmer. iom De Ter fig iitano til at
fra9tc | &intcr, iiGr bpiS Der life
fonmer mere Sne.
Sprmcgcu 2gffc. 8. 8. Sbomp.
ion, en- Heiienoe for ct SanoelSbus,
beipimebe forleben Dag urtbcr lit Sp.
bolb I appleton, ibet ban mootoe I'm.
oerrctuing ON, at ban bapbe urpet
$50, 900 efter fin gebitemober.
Sbompion bar / Sc iioite ii Gar ar.
beioct buorot for at lGgae iig tiliioe
DC $4,000, Tom ban oniaa for MOO
penbigt til at be9pnbe en- lsnnenbe
Sorrctnino, men enbnit babe ban
finn $1,000, % ga 9pffcn meb en-
Sang / ioo rigt Maal itrsmmcbe inb
pno BAN, iaa - ia iaa beipimebe
ban.
Sanscriciten | 90 Grosic. Sra Ga
GroSie mclSes bcn t3be bs., at set M
cr ioitilaaet, at ben tpife SangerfeIt
Ether ofboIbt Der npite CONNER.
nmen0ifisnt 9pen peb oeu for n9pnte
Snilmction or blepen biubret | at op.
fore set pIauloate auditorium. Gait
QcriorbumoctS GmbebSmGuo bapbe
iibItc llqe ct Wsoc beriteos, oa man
bciluttebe ba, at SaugcrfeIten rnoer
cnbpcr SmitGnbigbeo ifltIbe ufboIoes
ser. theodore u. @ebrenS. Sanger
.iorbuuoetS YrGiibent, uotolte, Of en-
ten uil ct afticielIfob bIipe banret for
al bpage ct auditorium, eller oaiao
bill CT mibIertihigt Sofole bIipe OPP
fsrt. st anoct Wsoc bill blipe al
boIot Ell al be fsrite Gage, % peo
Bette pil De ~aigisreube Sfriot tageS.
Semmcrct hpttes. Oct meeet ont
taltc Semmer tilberenbe Chippewa
9umber & Boom COMPANY, Der al
ben b~efienote Sobn &. Diets er blepen
holSt iua Irn9e / Gameron.G ammen
ifaI MI ilutteS fra Sbornopple
til SIambeou Riper, ioet Der err on.
lagt Ell 9ane % 3ieringen Ifal fore
Qao mco Camp. Ger er onttrent
1000 600 SOB al bette Ssmmer, 90
Ifitanoen mellem De 10 Glpe er tent
AIil; Ser iraateS omtrent $4,000
SOB / bpert 9Gs. Ssmmeret iigeS at
hare miitet inoiil 10 SrebieSae al jim
peo / iao lang Sio at bope Its'
oct uSiat for Ieir % @inb. st bun'
brebe SSoo BONNER or ~itranbet poa
0iets'S 5arm, % bette mna nan bent
Iaoe ligae, oa Den itrenge Serre life
tiaober at oct rcres. Oct M ilptteoe
ifaI til ganreu flsoeS ueo'
opcr Slambeau Riper til SomponietS
;,oro G,,Lr,,, 4; Nhinnnn,o GnUs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-17

Gnoerien (gemptlis): "Gette er
ct Eortret af min Suitr,is fsrite
Manb."
Seterien: "Raa, oct maa ieg iisel
gf aae De Soioter, ies bar iet, er
ban bog ben perite. Ien leg pibite
forreiten life, at sin Some bapoe Doe.
ret gift, for bum traf Dig"
@noerien: Set Bapbe bun beI.
Ter life. Tortr9ttet er al mig, oa
lea bar 90 Star"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-17

The Minnesota Scandinavian Refe'
Associations 29be @arsmpee a'boloes !
Geo &ins, Minncicta, 2trsoaS Den 2Soe
Sannar 1905, ST. 10 Sprmiobas.
8eo @iua, ben Ste Sunuar 1908.
q. O. &piina Get.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-17

8 parnrt geir bomber bet at S~uroepuoen bIper for brSo % atpsr
fra fla for rssen Sarpe. 9 iaa Tif9loe MAJ enbsl ai ben pperHs.
bie Sarpe iusss up oeo Sielp al ct Stptte Sretpapir, eusr man
in biaIpe Zig msb ct Stptte apSpapr.
en- Sarpepuoe nil bare Here aar. Stuloe benz 9Bbet at to
tnsr ire Gr bltpe npsct for tsr, faa fun man blot brpppe paa en-
9raabe glpcertn % ben pl blipe Iise iaa soO Tom ny issn.
5aor man life spbt Gitrpt ben fprite Sang, iaa forisa iai.u.
Cat Stempelet faSt neb paa 8apiret, eufr iet ben enc SIDE n.S
iprft, % brus ben yRaaoe, ipa pasier bebft. 2rpt bperten for baarot
eler for Is-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-17

ut ceIbrsoe en- 5erfisitIft paa en- Fac.
9aa Ynrdtipt prpmo Euinine Tablets. vile Npc
tbefere iiltaaebeialsr Henaene, hpts be teller at bel
brcbc. q. W. Gropt's aaunetraf or paa hper gGffe. Csc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-17
Return In Ten Days to
Ole Glemstad,
R3, Box 81, Waukon, iowa.

Gpsnfaaenee 9esnins Oier Ten en- Subbafemssl mO @aon Oa aOresie
FAINT sarpepub. On iaaban "8ubberfamp" er ualminbeIg npths manae 9h.
ialbe buub. for Returnerins al Srepe iOn life er tOmmen gOresiahn ibanos
Iant iom Stempel pa 8rere. Mansen en- frtuer pe tit Haon meset utpbetgt,
Os en- taaoan Rarnefennpel bill fOrbnbre 5UfnfeHer Os mango andre ubebas'
labeber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-17
st iaabaut "Sutft" ieuSes ior grarnis nreh SlaOet for ct ga
Notwithstanding os iem Gents ertra til at betale
Earto EnnnoIut m 9uSnofuiuo
Yorto, Gonpolnt o. SnSpafning.

SSis life bet Tube SelBb 81. 80 i~noienoes, pil en- Sr9ut
~iiebetfur Mapnefen,pel. Grfarins bar lart Os at ri life tan int
meo Blabet fpr $1.25.
Montpelier examiner., 1908-10-16
.HIGHWAYMAN ROBS STAGE
AND APOLOGIES TO VICTIMS
After Relieving Passengers of Their
VaiuabIes, Bold Bandit Informs
Them That Hunger Drove
Him to Crime.

Missoula, Mont.-Armed with a %.
caliber rife, the lower portion, of his
features concealed with a red ban
danna handkerchief, a lone highway
man on Saturday evening held un
the Missoula-Bonner stage about two
miles east of this city, lined up the
twelve occupants and driver and re
lieved them of sums ranging from Sc
to $25 cash, and disappeared in the
gathering dusk.
After securing the booty the ban
dit apologized, saying that hunger
had driven him to commit the crime.
Not shot was fired until the Job
was completed, when the passengers
were told to re-enter the coach, and
after warning them not to look back.
the driver fired shot in the air and
told the driver to resume his Journey
The authorities were quickly notified
and Sheriff Campbell and his depu-
ties are securing the nearby hills for
the bandit.
Montpelier examiner., 1908-10-16
PRECISION OF ARTILLERY FIRE:
Exact Science Employed In Methods
Of Modern Gunners.

How do ~ hit with mortars? An
observer nesr the shore who sees the
target communicates the horizontal
and vertical angle at which to lay the
mortar and the instant Of time in
which 70 fire. and the gun does the
rest
II you were standing at the center
Of large clock dial laid fiat on the
ground, and wanted to hit with a
baseball man walking around on the
outside, you would notice how long 1t
took the man to get from to II, and
again from ii to III; then you would
decide whether, IL the ball were
thrown over point half way between
~ and just as he arrived opposite
Nv, the man and the ball would reach
the same spot at the same time-it be-
ing understood. of course, that he
maintained uniform speed and direc-
ton and that the ball was thrown with
proper force.
instruments give us the range and
observations, and mechanical devices
give us the range differences, increas-
ing or decreasing by certain short in
tervals of time, too short for a ship of
any size to escape by attempting to
change direction or speed Our OBJ
servers circle has $4,000 divisions
Capt. Howell. In Scientific American.
Montpelier examiner., 1908-10-16
ADRIFT FOR FIVE DAYS.
Narrowing Experience of Survivors
of Wrecked Schooner.


Newport, Va.-Six men are known
to have perished, and two others
were saved only after undergoing
narrowing experiences while adrift
at sea for five days on a bit OF
wreckage as the result of their three
masted schooner Sirocco going tc
pieces on reef In the West Indies
The two survivors, Mate Joseph
Laing and Cook G. Roberts, were
brought here on the steamer Tiver
ton.
The Sirocco of Nassau, laden with
railroad iron, was bound from Bruins
wick. Ga, to Wilson City, Bahamas
She ran into an easterly gale that
was blowing with fearful force ON
October /, when off the Bahamas
and dismasted, and after running be
fore the wind until noon of that day
struck Mantella reef and went tc
pieces. Captain Munroe and the nn
fortunate five with him were washed
away with the debris from the wreck
Laing and Roberts grasped a portion
of the poop deck and all drifted to
gether until evening, when they sep
arated, the captain and the FIVE dis
appearing. The two men on thei1
improvised craft were tossed about
for five days. They were withom
water, food or sleep during all thai
time. Finally they were sighted BY
the Tiverton and rescued.
Montpelier examiner., 1908-10-16
SERVIANS COOLING
DOWN A TR|FLE
Excitement Subsiding and the Peo-
pie Are No Longer Shouting
for War With Austria.
They Discover That it Would be
Folly to start HostlIities, Because
of Scarcity of Ammunition
for the New Batteries.

Belgrade. The Narodna-Skupt-
selma, or national assembly, ad-
journed Sunday evening, without hav-
ing arrived at any definite decision
with regard to its action against
Austria Hungary.
According to the most reliable in
formation, no vote was taken on the
question at issue. The meeting was
a very stormy one and was inter-
rupted by various recesses. War was
demanded with Austria Hungary,
but the leaders of the war faction
cooled down after Foreign Minister
Milovanovics had made lengthy
statement, in which he explained
that one reason why hostilities were
impossible was the scarcity of am
munition for the new batteries, which
is now being transported here, but
has been detained on the Austrian
lines.
The leaders of all the parties COM
planned earnestly that the govern
ment's protest to the powers against
the annexation of Bosnia and Herze-
govina was not couched in sufficiently
strong terms, but the foreign minis
ter eventually succeeded in convinc-
ing the house of the correctness of
the cabinets attitude, and it is an.
ticipated that the assembly will
adopt. vote of confidence in the
government.
Thus for the moment the danger
point in the Balkan crisis is passed,
and Servia is expected to content
herself temporarily by instituting
boycott against Austro-Hungary com
merce in the way of revenge. 1t was
stated that M. Milovanovics will
shortly proceed to London and Paris
and lay Servias claims before the
towers
Montpelier examiner., 1908-10-16
AppeaI Of eompers endorsed.

New York.-At meeting of the
Central Federated union on. Sunday
endorsements were voted on one of
the circulars sent out by President
Samuel Gompers of the American
Federation of Labor asking for CON
tributions for political campaign
work. After lively debate, the
resolution endorsing the circular and
the recommendation of the executive
committee that the New York FEEDER
alton be asked to contribute were
adopted by vote of 81 to "a. The
general understanding among the del
egates seemed to be that the circu-
lars were intended as an appeal to
the unions to support the Democratic
party.
Montpelier examiner., 1908-10-16
Mob After coiored Fiend.

Spartanburg, s. CA mob of In.
furiated citizens, numbering at least
1000, fought for hours on Saturday
with. the militia and civil authorities
for possession of John Irby, a negro,
who attempted to ravish Miss Lille
Dempsey earlier in the day while the
young woman was on her way here
from Saxon Mill village, three miles
away Four persons were wounded,
one of them seriously, and John
Sparks, restaurant keeper, was ar
rested and held without bail on the
charge of shooting Sheriff Nichols.
who was slightly wounded in the
exchange of shots with the mob.
Montpelier examiner., 1908-10-16
He chanoed Il.

II was a red-hot day in July that
the colonel was riding horseback
along highway and found a man
dead beside the road. He hurried on
to the nearest house and found that
the owner was one of the county
coroners. The man rallied four or FIVE
neighbors and proceeded to view the
body. and they were not five minutes
in returning verdict of sunstroke
"But there was no medical examina-
tion of the body" protested the
colonel.
mo. but you see work is driving
with us and we can't spare the time
to fool around" answered the coroner.
But l don't think he died of sun
stroke"
mo? Then we'll change the verdict
to froze to death and let 1t go at
that!"
Montpelier examiner., 1908-10-16

Power generated at Niagara Falls IL
to be distributed all over Canada. Bids
have been asked on 10000 tons OF
structural steel for the Canadian gov
ernment. The steel is to be used for
towers which will support the cables
used in transporting the current AL
ready power generated at Niagara ia
being sent to a distance of more than
125 miles, and 1t is the intention of the
Canadian government to increase this
distance, says the Scientific Amert
can. Towns in every direction about.
Niagara will be supplied.
Montpelier examiner., 1908-10-16
PARCELS POST DEFEATED.
Delegates to Mississippi Con.
gress Refuse to Endorse Measure,

Delegates to Trans-MIssissippi Con-
eress Refuse to Endorse Measure.
San Francisco.-Reaffirm its
support of score of broad policies
affecting the resources and develop
ment of the west, and entrusting the
destinies of their organization to new
officers, the delegates to the Trans
Mississippi commercial congress late
Saturday adjourned sine die the nine
teenth annual session and departed
for their homes. The last DAY of the
congress was characterized by the
only important contest Of the five
days, precipitated by a difference Of
opinion over the proposed national
legislation known as the parcels post
measure. The resolution supporting
the attitude of the postmaster general
was defeated by vote of 140 to go.
The installation of President Thorn
as F. Walsh of Denver and the other
officers elected was a feature of the
day A surprise of the closing mo-
ments OF the congress was the unant-
nous adoption of a resolution endors-
ing suffrage for women and urging
congressional representatives of the
western states to support such ac-
ton.
A resolution endorsing separate
statehood for New Mexico and Ari
zona was unanimously passed.
Montpelier examiner., 1908-10-16
Were Bound Together.

New York.-The bodies of a well
dressed man and woman, bound se-
curely together with wire, but In such
manner that movement of arms
and legs was possible, were found
floating in Jamaica bay on Saturday.
The woman's arms were clasped
about the mans neck. Both victims
valuables were intact. The bodies
had not been in the water long. The
man was apparently about As years
cid. He was six feet tall and weighed
200 pounds. The woman apparently
was S5, and exceptionally good look.
ing,
Montpelier examiner., 1908-10-16
Quakers Ask Congressman Not to
Select caraon for Speaker.

Lawrence, Kan.-The yearly meet.
ing of the Friends (Quaker) church
of Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri and
Nebraska in session here with 1,OOC
members present, on Saturday passed
resolution whereby a petition will
be sent to the house of representa-.
tives asking the members not to
elect Joseph G. Cannon speaker on
account of his attitude toward the
temperance question. This is consid
cred remarkable, as Cannon was
reared in the Quaker faith.
Montpelier examiner., 1908-10-16
Marines to Police Shore Stations.

Newport. R. According to re-
port, the time is not far distant when
marines will cease to act as the po-
lice on board the warships of Uncle
Sanl's navy, as the plan is now to
have them police the shore stations
and navy yards. Many naval officers
advocate this change, for it will re-
store TO the chief petty officers and
the enlisted men of the navy their re-
sponsibility for the proper policing of
each ship. Marines will be stationed
In large numbers at the principal navy
yards.
Montpelier examiner., 1908-10-16
The Black Sheen.


What" asked the man who had re.
turned to his native town after an alb.
sence of many years, became of Ed
Ferguson"
ED? Oh, he's doin' fine. Got the
best livery stable anywhere around
here and runs the depot hack
Lets see; he had younger broth
er. hadn't he?"
'Yes; Lem. He never amounted to
much. Wrote poetry and painted-pic-
lures. guess the family kind of dis
owned him. At least, he went away
several years ago, and dunno what
ever became of him.
Montpelier examiner., 1908-10-16
Denounces Present Form Of Govern.
nent and All Political Parties.

Philadelphia. v. Debs. Socialist
candidate for president, addressed
two meetings here on Sunday. Thou
sands of worlkingmen crowded into
the halls to hear him, and at the first
meeting the streets were filled with
persons who could not get into the
hall, and the police arrested sixteen
men for creating disturbance. Mr..
Debs denounced the present form of
government, the social system and
the Democratic and Republican par
ties
Montpelier examiner., 1908-10-16
PERUNA ADVISED FOR
SUDDEN COLDS.
It Should be Taken According to
Directions on the Bottle, at the
First Appearance of the Cold.

ST. JOSEPH, MIcH., Sept, 1901. Last
winter caught sudden cold which
developed into an unpleasant cafarrh.
of the head and throat, depriving me Of
my appetite and usual good spirits. A
friend who had been cured by Peruna
advised me to try it and / sent for q.
bottle at once, and / am glad to say that
in three days the phlegm had loosened,
and felt better, my appetite returned
and within nine days / was in nv
usual good health.
Miss Helen Sauerbier.
Peruna is an old and well tried remedy
for colds. No woman should be with
out it.
Montpelier examiner., 1908-10-16
Man Thought to be Dunham to be
Taken to California.

San Jose, Cal.-Governor Gillet
has Instructed District Attorney Ar
thur M. Free that If there Is any
doubt that William Hatfield, held al
Sherman, Tex. on suspicion that he
is James c. Dunham, the much
wanted Santa Clara county murderer
has not been fully identified, to SEND
for Hatfield and bring him here fol
identification. The governor stated
that the state will pay the expenses
of bringing the man here and the ex
pense of taking him back If he
proves not to be Durham.
Montpelier examiner., 1908-10-16
Compulsory School Law Needed In
Alaska.

Washington.-Tn his annual report
Just made public, Commissioner of
Education Elmer E. Brown recon.
mends compulsory school attendance
by the native children of Alaska.
He says: Experience has shown
that in many sections of Alaska reg.
ularity of attendance in the public
schools for natives cannot be main.
tanned without a legal penalty for
truancy. The passage of bill re-
quiring the attendance of all children
of school age, unless mentally or
physically disqualified, is desirable"
Montpelier examiner., 1908-10-16
lmaaInarv HOLIDAYS.

/ know a man who cannot AFFORD to
travel, and yet has a delightful way
OF deceiving himself. He learns about
the cost Of travelling, the proper cloth.
Ing to he worn, gets time table, and
arranges excursions for himself to
various places, and then reads about
them in books of travel To the man
with imagination it is a captivating
occupation.-Hearth and Home.
Montpelier examiner., 1908-10-16
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for an,
case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO. TolcGo. O.
we, the undersigned, have known F. j. Cheney
for the last 10 years, and believe him perfectly hon.
orable In all business transactions and hnaneialv
able 10 carry out any obligations made by his firm
WALDING, kINNAN 4 MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internsIy. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfa1@ of tho
system. Testimonials sent free Price rs cents peF
bottle. Sold by all Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Montpelier examiner., 1908-10-16
MlMEOGRAPHS - Hektoaraphs,
PEMBROKE STATIONERY Co., SaIt Lake City.
First at Last.

First at Last.
: Stevens works for a German who is
in the commission business, near
Washington Market. says the New
York Press. Stevens came near losing
his job recently because of his habit
of arriving late at the office, and it
was not until Schmitz, his employer,
told him If he was late again he
would be discharged that he mended
his ways.
Now he is telling his friends how
the boss, who never has been able to
get the kinks out of the English Ian
guage, complimented him for his
punctuality.
Harry" said Mr. Schmitz, "I hat
noticed dot you al early Of late"
Stevens nodded and smiled and his
employer continued:
You were pehind pefore! But now
you are de fairst at last"