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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-06-18
NEW RIVER VALLEY BAPTIST
ASSOCIATION. - 2.


This association will hold it's next
annual session at Sylvia, Raleigh
county, July 1-3. All churches in this
associational district are herby re-
quested to be represented. -. z .
Delegates from points on the main
line on the Chesapeake and Ohio raff=
way may purchase tickets to Raleigh
and 1t will be necessary to change
cars at Prince and take the Pinsy
branch train, which makes the fol-
lowing connections: Those coming
on Nos. 4 and S will arrive at Prince
6:02 and 7:15, respectively, ahd%ya
train on the branch Will leave at
735, which will arrive at Raleigh
Sal a. IN. ..''N IT,. r.
will arrive at Prince 12:49 and I:30,
Those coming on Nos. Ia and Il
respectively, and the branch train
will leave 2 40 and will arrive AT
Raleigh Bill y. IN. i
Remember that should you come
on any train other than herein men
toned you will have to risk the stop
over at Prince ....a~ :,
For further information apply to
j. j. Turner, corresponding secreta-
ry, Mt. Carbon, w. Va !
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day here, the guests Of Misses Ella
and Virginia Smith.
Jas. /. Thomas was business Wis
itor to Charleston the first Of the
week. IT ESI " '-,:s:~ y5,rf II =.
VIII and Ed Robinson sberit' a fex
1ay 1, ont :, of Of town the latter part q
the week. S.l-,H ! = r.,'.', y.zl,,. -
Mrs. Hattie .Glasscock and Mrs. A
Bann1ster are able to be out again
after a weeks illness.
: j, T.. Smootr and son Joe spent a
few days in Madison, visiting rela-
tives.
r. II. Allen spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home in St. Adams.
Mrs. e. M. Francis is visiting
friends in Charleston.I
Georgia Smith continues i'll.
j. H: Watts and Ohio Holt spent a
few days out Of town, 49,.
H. e. Harris, Of Cabin Creek, spent
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ALDERSON.

Frank Brown Is in town, from Chi
cago, ILL.,, visiting his mother, Mrs
Mary, Brown, who continues seriously
i'll, and shows no signs of improve
ment,
Rev. A. Beck filled his regular ap-
pointment at the M. E. church, Sun
day.
Emmett Smalls, Of Charleston. is
In town visiting relatives and friends
Angris Hopkins was at Covington
Va, Sunday, visiting Miss Willie
Stewart.
1t has been a common sight to see
large crowds Of jolly cherry gather.
ers in wagons and on foot going to
the cherry orchards near town, In
the past few days. There is a ire
mendous crop Of cherries this year.
Clarence Wilson and Leonard
Brown are home on vacation from In
stitute.
The Sunday school of the Shiloh
Baptist church is preparing for the
children's exercises. 49,
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

At meeting Of the stockholders
Of the American Economic Associa-
ton, a corporation under the laws
Of the State Of West Virginia, held
on the 14th Of April, 1908, at its
principal Office in the city of Char
lesion, West Virginia.
A majority Of the capital stock be.
ing represented and voting in favor
Of the following resolutions: ~
Resolved, That the American
Economic Association, a corporation
duly created, organized and existing
under he laws of the State of West
Virginia, do discontinue the bust
ness Of said corporation. That at
ter the payment Of all debts and liza.
bilities Of said corporation, the prop
erty and assets remaining thereafter
be distributed between the stock.
holders of the same in proportion tc
their holdings In said association.
l hereby certify that the foregoing
Is q true copy Of a. resolution adopt
ed by the American Economic ALSO
citation on the 14th day Of April,
1908. '..
r. Q. HILL,
President of American Economic AS
ISOLATION. 4-23~4t
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BALTIMORE s OHIO RAILROAD
Very Lows Rate
SUMMER EXCURSIONS

ATLANTIC CITY, ~, 49, ., a..
Cape May, Sea Isle City, Ocean
City, Asbury Park, Long Branch
+ Point Pleasant, N. j., Ocean
I Del. East sof Ohio, River, spe-i
cial low rate Excursions July
2, 16, 80; August Is and 27
= and September 10. - ~
{ BOSTON, MASS, ~ s.;
General Federation Of Women's,
Clubs, June 22 to July 1. =
Supreme Lodge, knights Pythrr
J. las, August 4 to is. ~
CHICAGO, ILL, ~ g.
Republican National Conven-
I ton, July IA to 16.
!. CLEVELAND, OHIO. .
!; Natnonal Educational Associa-'
ton, June 20 to July 3. -
International Convention B. Y.
P. U.>of America. July 8 ,12,
F COLUMBUS, OHIO, -.
Prohibition National Conven-
ton, July z.
DENVER, COLO,
Democratic National Conven-
ton, July 7th.
T. o. o. F. Sovereign Grand
Lodge, and Patriarchs Militant,
September 10 to 26.
LOUISVILLE, .KYs
Eften NAH 9'onyention = Interna-
IS tfgaalb. SlaAssociation, June IS
e. lto&3.. ~ ~ =? -. 4
8 ST. iEAUL, MIMI, go. -.. 1;
81. Aaeient arabic Order; Mystic
r. Shrine, Il9perial Council, July
13 to 49,
s TOLEDO, OHIO, !
" G. A. r. AID Annual Encamp-
| : ment, August 81 to septembari
|xss 5, .4;. .....~,,..L- ~. -.
~ XsasSs s IT. 4a RI ~ ..:... z
f For Gull details as to rates,
I E0atAaf dates on7:Hwhtch' tickets:
WILL sshe sold. time of trains, etc,
Z applyAto Ticket Agents, Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad.
- D.,
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TO WEST VIRGINIA TEACHERS
Huntin gton, w. Va. -,

June 16, 1908. r.,
&. | take this means of calling the
attention of the 800 colored teachers
in West Virginia to the National AS
ISOLATION Of Teachers, which: meets
In Louisville, KY, June 24-26, 1908.
The place for holding this meeting is
nearer to our teachers than it has
ever been before, Rates of L 1-3 fare
for the round trip have been secured
on the certificate plan. Board and
lodging will not exceed Slips per
day. l trust, therefore, that West
Virginia will be we'll represented 1T
this 9Th national gatherings An e&-
ceHept program, covering all lines I'll
education, and containing the names
of"the NEST prominent educators III
the country, has been arran ged; In
sTif alton comes from above in more
senses than one, and I am sure 1t
Will amply repay any Of our teach
ers who can attend to come In con
tact with these leaders Of education
al thought and progress.
~. Very sincerely, -,
j. w. SCOTT, Pres,
West Virginia Teachers Association.
WTNVEtp tInI,
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Elfiab kRevn9S,i dc, =, 3

Elijah Reynolds, IN EFF s.
Washington boy, brother
tect 7. HY. Reynolds 1 iaini,a !. OH
ron Backett,,@ conceded 7 "a S
the most capable officer s OF ~ AEsss
Infantry, now stationed in
ippines> has been promoted
quartermaster sergeant to- & araaes l|s
geant. His commission was 81
ed to him in the presence OF the HI 81
company, and the comman ding aisi
took occasion to pay a happy ,trtBaSI
to his efficient services. 81 Serge
Reynolds is fond Of army life
says the faithful colored ofiGss ss
given a. fair chance for, prongdt ssj
when he proves his worth RI iS$, 81 y Sss8 1
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BOOKER WASHINGTON.
Will Address National Educational
Association on "Negro Educa-
tiOn ind fIla Nnki,,,, ,,


DR.. Booker T. Washington is to de-
liver one Of the three principal adj
dresses before the National Educa-
ton Association at Cleveland, Ohio,
Tuesday evening, June Goth. He
will speak upon the subject of "Ne-
gro Education and the Nation" The
other two addresses that same even
ing are by Professor J. G. Willis,
president Of Louisville University,
Louisville, Ky, and Mr.. Martin Bonn
bard, superintendent Of schools, Phil
adelphia, Pa. The program as ar
ranged by the committee, covers the
whole field Of educational effort. The
strongest educational forces in the
nation are represented in one way
and another upon the program. 49,.
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Once. Jeffrey Chain
Machine men and coal cutters u.s.
ing other machines. The National
Employment Agency, Inc, new
Coyle &C Richardson Bldg, fourth
floor.
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no WHOM it may concern {:

10 WHOM it may concern {: 80.
Whereas. there Is certain outstand-
Ing indebtedness against the county
OF Fayette both against the general
county fund and the road fund Of
the several magisteriaI districts Of
said county, which indebtedness is
represented by drafts or county Or
ders;, and. 49,
Whereas, The Legislature of the
state Of West Virginia, at its regular
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-06-18
A. II. e A M

Washington Lodge No. 6, A. r. &,
A. M, meets the first and third Fri
day nights Of each month at the K.
of P. Hall. ]. III. Taylor, w. NJ;
William Wright. Sec'Y.
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few days here this vesE s5s|
Annie B. King LEFT, fpr HUI
to spend month with relatl y
friends. ..,-.., +, 81 q Sss;S
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02
SERVICE MEASURE
WON TBEEAF0RcED
ADMINISTRATION AND o. U. n.
MAKE "aENTLEMEN's AGREE.
MENT" PENDING ACTION.

T.. Nhere is a "gentlemen's agree
ment" between the administration
and the Detroit United railway TO
make no attempt TO enforce the new
24-second good service resolution or
the council. passed Dec 3. until the
courts have threshed the matter out
No especial effort is being made TO
collect evidence at this time to prse-
cute cases II the council is upheld.
This understanding was arrived at
as soon as the ID. u. r took the mat
ter into court. Rather than have an.
Injunction OF temporary nakure
granted by the court to restrain the
city, the administration agreed TO rest
until the company had finished the
first rounds OF the court battle.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02
DR.. H|LPRECHT IS
SUSPECTED OF
: TAKING
NoTs6 oRiENTALsT AND Ex-
PLoRER MUST PROVE HIS
STORY OF FINDING BABYLON.
IAN LIBRARY. 3.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. DIR. Her
yersity OF Pennsylvania professor, who
claimed that he had dug up an ancient
Babylonian library at Nippur and also
told how the dream of an ancient
priest showed him secret cuneiform
inscription, was ordered by the Amer
lean Society Of Biblical Literature and
Exegesis To make an explanation Of
the charges OF taking brought against
him in the Nippur matter. DR.. John p
Peters. OF New York, admitted that
he was behind the resolution.
Ii DR.. Hilprecht refuses to make
an explanation he will be dropped
from the society, of which he is a
member.
Scholars from all the great colleges
in the United States are in attendance
at the convention OF the society, which
opened today. They passed a resolu-
ton Of reproach, unanimously assert
ing that they Joined in the demand of
orientalists everywhere that DR.. Hill
precht either clear himself OF the
charges or confess.
Pass Resolution in Haste.
This action was taken while DR.. Hill
precht who had just returned from
an exploring trip for the sultan or
Turkey, was out OF the hall. Hardly,
however, had the resolution been
passed before he entered. No one
spoke to him or turned a head.
DR.. Hilprecht sat and fidgeted for a
few minutes and then went out. At
the door he was told of the resolution.
He turned white with anger.
ct was cowardly," he said, coward
ly. Such news stuns me. 1t is sur
prise that such body of men should
take such action just at the time
when they knew would not be there
to meet it."
Accused Man Issues Statement.
DR.. Hilprecht later issued a state
ment, in which he said:
II attended all tire morning sessions
of the Society of Biblical Literature
and Exegesis. and returned TO the
afternoon session few minutes after
ii was called to order
ut was during the short period when
was absent that the resolution re-
ferring to me was passed. IL would
seem that the most ordinary spirit OF
fairness should have led the author
of the resolution to choose time
for its presentation when | was pres
emit"
The gravest charge brought against
him was that instead OF digging up
the clay tablets as said, he bought
them. and that most OF them had new
er been near Nippur.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02
BANK OF ENGLAND
LOWERS DISCOUNT RATE

LONDON, Jan. 1.-The directors OF
the Bank OF England today lowered
the minimum rate OF discount to .
'front.' per cent, which latter rate was
established as a result OF the recent
American financial crisis.
Improved financial conditions In Am
erica, coupled with better monetary
situation in Germany. assisted the d.
rectors In their decision TO remove the
'ytringent rate of discount, which had
bSen handicapping trade and specula-
tloh> for the past seven weeks.
effect -of~t9e reduction OF tho
discount rate. howsyer, already had
been largely discounted on the London
stock exchange. as thu absence OF New
York competition fo1 Mondays gold
arrivals and sharp drop in discount
rates, foreshadowed/a Jan early decline
In the Official minimum rate OF dis
count.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02
Marriage Licenses

Paul Kuzura. 2s; Jochana Wrezest'
Is ,
Creek; Mrs. Georgia A. Van Buren,. &C,
Detroit
George Dugan. "a: Margaret Roche
leau, ID,
Peter duiowski. "a: Mary Galan-
rUwtCZ 5O. l-,
Charles L. Ramsay, 49, fllnt. Clar d
A. Foster, IS, Detroit.
Bert IL. Colts, &c: Haltye S. Wartell.
"a. >,
Richard II. Lazenby. 81: Eleanor H.
Warren, 20. -n,,
Charles Freeman. &c. Detroit. Liihe
Griffin 20, Rochester.
Andrew Dreamy. &c: Mary Mozona.
20 -.
panska, "a.
Stanisiaus Dragunajtys. %: Rozalia
Wasinska- 20. -.
Edwin A Wolf. rs: Retta Frank, %.
Fred Robson, bennington, ont
Lulu sheridan, 20. same.
Gilmore T. Hartley, %, rGand Rap
Ids; Agnes Sweeney, "a. Detroit,
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02
DIED


HoISTINF,--Jan /. at his home, 20
TDrman-aye Isaac beloved HUSBAND
OF Elizabeth Holstine, aged 20 years
Funeral Saturday at $3.50 from resi-
dence and o'clock from Cnurch VI
the Annunciation
IITkTNS--In CASTLE. ~. y. Tuesday'
Dec. 81 1907. Mrs. Miranda a Lu-
kins. sister of Mrs. Schuyler Gran.
OF Detroit. Funeral at Ann Arooi
Friday. 2 y. m. - =,
MATTHEwS--Dee 81. 1907. MARY III
wife of Chas5Yp. Matthews. funerai
services from PES ideDce. 81 Brady ST.
Friday AFTERNOON at O'CLOCK
McGEE---At her parents residence, riu
bert path. woodward ave. and ZEN
Mile road, IAN. 1, 1908, Hannah Elz-
abeth. eldest daughter OF TnoInas
and Louisa MCGEE, aged % years
Funeral notice later<
gpAIJNBIJRC,~-Dec. 81. 1897. Floyd Ia,
aged 20 years. beloved son OF Mrs
Hannah and the late Robert Spaun-
burg brother of Mrs. Thomas S0uits'
Mrs John Boyd. Mrs. Herman Tess
man. John and Roland ASpaunburS-
Funeral from residence. Sol ILLINOIS,
St, Friday at y. IN.
AHARBUE-John *. aged 81. beloved
husband of Jane Habrue, at resi-
dence OF her daughter, Mrs. Nj A.
Carey. 81 Hart-ave.. Fairview. Fus
neral Friday at l y. m. Burial at
Royal Oak.
IAux-Dec. 81. 1907. Hubert. beloved
husband OF Catherine Laux lnee
Frank, and father OF Peter A.. Mat
thew A.. Helen, Edna, Theodore and
and II days Funeral from resi-
dence, 577 Riopelle-st, Friday. at 3
a m. and from st. Joseph's church
ut $40 o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02
METHODISTS SET"
AGAINST FAIRBANKS

BOSTON, Jan. 22.--"Shoud Mr..
Charles w. Fairbanks become cali
didate for the presidency, he need not
expect the support OF his fellow Meth
odists," says the lions Herald to
day.
Unfortunately, Mr.. Fairbanks Is
charged with violating at his own
table prohibition principles and prae-
tees which the universal conscience
or our denomination holds sacred and
inviolable,'' says the publication
'"rhe Methodist Episcopal church ~
so sensitive in the matter OF prohibit
ton that IL does not and Will not
condone the chargek
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02
REBAN THINKS HE'S
DOUBLE-CROsSED.
GIVES SIS AS BONUS TO BONDS
MAN, WHO LATER SURREN-
DERS HIM. ~

Mourning not SO much for his loss
of liberty, as for the SIS he had given
up to a bondsman who later surren-
dered him, John Reban stood in the
corridor OF the federal court, Thurs
day morning, his sobbing wife and
father beside him John was too an
cry to cry.
II gave Joe Nowakowsky $40 TO go
on my bond for $1,000" said Reband.
Then he wants to get of the bond,
and win not give me back my money.
Ii is cheat"
IRELAND was indicted for alleged
perjury in giving a wrong description
of property alleged to be owned by
him when going as suretyk for Louis
Stonenburg, a. smuggler OF Chinese.
the property described being that Of
a brewery He Is grocer and sa-
loonkeepefa out Chene-st
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02
Joseph W. Hates Dies.

RICHMOND. Va, A5ass 2.-~Joseph
W. Hates, at one time superintendent
OF the southern district OF the West
-eta 4Inion Telegraph Co. and later &c
cupied similar position with the Pos
tai here. died AT Manchester last
night. During tho civil war; Mr..
Kates had charge OF the telegraph
once M Manassas and transmitted
President Ieiferson Davis, dispatch 10
Gen. Joseph T. Johnson az Winches-
ter. ordering him TO Join Beauregard
at Manassas
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02
HUDSPETH WILL RUN
AGAINST ]. L. LYNCH

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.--H. ID. Huds-
peth, n member OF the New Orleans
Typographical union, has announced
his candidacy for the presidency OF the
International, - Typographical union
President james j. Lynch II ais can.
didate foryre-election and there may be
other candidates in the field before the
campaign closes. rThe election IL by
referendum vote of all the members
and viii be held IN May next
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02
UPHOLDS ANTI
BUCKET SHOP LAW

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. 2.---Unit.
ed States District Judge Trieber today
upheld the anti-bucketshop law passed
by the last Arkansas legislature. His
decision susttains the states demurrer
to petition for injunction against the
law brought by Logan & Bryan, brok-
ers, who have Offices In Chicago and
New York.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02
Daily Death List

Clara s. Lawrence, 81 years, 40 Ed
mond -pL -pfcurtsy. -
Rosa Barlewsky, a. years. Harper
hospital; carcinoma
a1ysis. - ~..o,.
Mary Malloy. 20 years, 26S Nationai'
endocarditis. =. ,,
Pearl Defrane. is years, 80 Hussei'
consumption .,
Henry waIchewskl. 81 years, 50 Aa~-
ingstone: tuberculosis
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02
Wetherbee Building
12s-12s-ls0 FARMER-sT.
POSTOFFICE AND STORE
BURN AT HESSEL

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich Jan 2.
---(Spccial) -Fenelon Bros store at
Hessel, &c miles south of here was de-
stroyed during the night by fire, as
was also the postoflce in the same
building with all books and mail. The
loss is $4,000, with insurance of s5,-
a0O ny
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02
A Gem From indiana.

a reader Tor New f0rk PUBLISHING
house gives the following, quoted
from story submitted by an Indiana
authoress. as being about the choicest
bit he has come across in many
years:
Reginald was bewitched- Never
had the baroness seemed to him SO
beautiful as at this moment when In
her dumb grief. she hid her face. -
Iippincotf'a
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02
He Had Two.

Dinner was a little late. A guest
asked the hostess TO play something.
Seating herself at the piano. the
hostess executed Chopin nocturne
with precision.
She finished and there was still an
interval of waiting.
In the grim silence -sse.-turned to
an old gentleman on her right and
said
Would you Ike a sonata before
dinner?"
He gave a start\of surprise and
pleasure.
why, yes, thanks.~ he said. Il
had a couple on my way down here,
but think I could stand anether."--
Ex -
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02

"Rastus." said the neighbor.. -"Pd
like to borrow that mule OF yours
\ Goodness sakes, boss" was the re-
joinder, I'D like TO 'commodate you;
but rs had some 'sperience wifi de
law II a man Is 'sponsible foh de acts
of his agent. an was TO lend dat
mule out, II wouldn't be no time befo'
was arrested for assassination
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02
A hlqher Health LeveI.

IL have reached a higher health lev
Ell since | began using DR. Kings New
Life Pills. writes, Jacob Springer. of
West Franklin, Maine. They keep
my stomach, frvcr ana bowels working
just right" n these pills disappoint
you en- trial, money viii be refunded
at Grunow a. Patterson. Gray a Wor,
cester and +. c. Kinsel drug stores
25c
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02
LODGES LOSE OUTFITS
IN CALUMET FIRE

( CALUMET. MiclA Jan 2.--(Spe,
cial Fire destroyed Italian hall. ear
ly this morning, causing $4,000 loss.
The insurance Is $4,000 Nearly a
score OF lodges lost their outfits
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02

PITTSBuRG, Jan. "A report has
reached the coroner here thato four
members of family living at Grays
Mills. near here, have been found muir
dered. -
No details accompanied the report.
The coroner has started an investiga-
ton
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02

Fifty thousand dollars viii suit
announces a daily paper headline.
ehould think II would. Some OF rs
would be fairly well suited with con
siderably less.--Iondon World
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02

Saloon for sale cheap. stranger
stock. good will an fxtures."
ANYTHING else go with ity-
-Yes. I'll throw in the title. Of
Knrnel.' I'll have no use for IT now
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02

A brave mans spirit its vigeF soon
regains.-Homer. a
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02

Inability 20 obtain a seat at the
political pie counter begets reform.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02

Learning to be content with what
We have IS what tOfts most Of us.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02
The ak will be used by both Mayor
Thompson and Commissioned haor

Thompson and CoWmlssioner Haor
err soon on public officials hoidUF
somewhat the same sort OF posittodls
Tho mayor will appoint a new boiler
inspector Feb. 10, while Hare WIN
have the appointment OF q city hou
engineer. IL has. been united that
j. Harvey WillIams. the nr1Reut 3olk
Err Inspector. Win land ~ en&jne1F'o
job.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02

Sc and IS T.: Adams. Detroirs fore
most school, New term week Jan. g.
80 No Embarrassment. elpsr lenca<k and
up-to-date teachers. Pupils guaran-
teed TO learn for $500. Write or
phone for circular.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02
QUEEN ALEXANDRA
ACTS As CUPID
SETTLES DOMESTIC WAR BY
PATCHING UP SERVANT
LOVERS QUARREL.

LONDON, Jan. at has just been
learned that when Queen Alexandra
returned to Sandringham with her
daughter, Queen Maud of Norway, ana
Prince Olaf, as her guests, she found
the servants In state or war. There
were two antagentstic camps, the gen.
eral OF one/party being the butler,
while the<housekeeper w@s the com
mandiDg officer OF the othS.
Asfhere seemed to be no Rossibility
.os>fhe servants working amiHably 10.
gether. the queen determined oc>-lnd
out the reason. She learned that one
of the footmen had been engaged for
a considerable time to one OF the
housemaids. During the absence OF
the queen and the king they had quar-
relied and the engagement was brok-
en- off. AS q result the other servants
took sides with the quarreling pair.
The housekeeper took sides with her
housemaid, while the butler espoused
the cause OF the faithless footman.
On learning these facts the queen
Mad the estranged couple brought TO
Ner and uced such powerful arguments
TINT before they left the room they
haA renewed the engagement and ar
ranged that the wedding would take
nlace aNChristmas.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02

COPENHAGEN. Ian. Queen
Alexandra while staying at her Dan
ish home, the villa Hvidore, gave an
Instance OF her considerable treatment
Of tier employees. in whom she always
takes kind interest and sees that
they are comfortable.
r. Her majesty. wishing to speak TO
her gardener. went TO his cottage In n
corner Of the grounds. The gardener
was not at home. but his wife invited
the Queen In while she fetched him.
While waiting, the queen noticed
how small and inconvenient Tie rooms
were. Within an hour she returned to
The cottage with her sister. the dowa.
ger empress OF Russia. and the archi'
tect of the villa. She gave the archi
tect an order foe the immediate en-
larczmenf of the house. SO that the
gardener and his family might have
~ comfortable home for the winter
work was commenced on the cottage
the next day.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-02
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rors OF any kind occurring In teiepno"e
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The Detroit times., 1908-01-02

Black Panamas andI
latest models. trimmed
or taffet and self foldi
bottom. killed. pleated
effects.