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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-08
Venta Exceptional,

Cinturones, modelos nuvos
en- elasticOs J seda de cOlores.
Estilos Bordados a 10y 25
ctvs. uno. Exceptional.
Los Gltimos cOlores de la
moda en- cintas para Gin
turones, que vendemos q 20
centavos yarda, estilo de gran
furor para esta estaci6n.
Sombrillas. Un gran sur
lido, en- blancas, bOrdadas y
en- colores, desde so centavOs
uno. Exceptional.
Bucles de pelo, en- tOdas los
matices, a Sl75 Sl-O0 $3.50
uno. Trenzas de $2-O0y S4-O0
una, gran novedad.
Mitones de seda en- tOdos
colores que su precio es $3.50
a Is centavos, Exceptional.
Guantes de hilo y seda en-
todos colores y prec'os.
Flores y plumas para adOr-
node sombreros. un bonito sur
lido, en- los Gltimos caprichos
de Ia moda.
Pasadores para sombreros.
Nnnca hemos traido tantos
modelos nj tan .caprichosos.
Velos para la cara el mejor
surtido.
Cuellos cOrbatas para se-
noras en- bordados y dolores.
Ultima moda.
Pidan nupstra lista de Ar
ticulos de Venta Exceptional,
infnidad de obiet0s q mitad
de SUI costo. Alfombras, Oa-
mas, Lamparas, Bajillas y
Objeto para viaje &.
Cintas es un articulO que
siempre nos hemos esmerado
en- el y tenemos gran varia-
dad, desde nuestra especiali-
dae de 10 ctvs. yarda hasta
lamas rica para banda etc.
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LUNARES De La FES.
tiVidad.
Ell "TeCOri" de Ia mueEte ell CuatHC
de Julio en- America.
Procure ser en- tOdO 10 possible. t.

La COIebraci6n del Custro de Julio en-
loa EntadoB UridoB fu6 este Gfio como en-
todoB clBi todoB los AnteEioreB, CRuSO dc
que, Gu no pooaI CiudadeI do lS Tep6bliCA
noEt0.GmeEiosnO, OOEEiOEA Ia IRDgrs ain me-
CeBidRd.
Corri6 toFpsmente. Hubo-Ugdn 10
iDfvEm&do poE nueHtFo BsTviCio CAbltgF6f
co-numoTonRB vfCtimRS
Digase 10 que 90 qUieEa, Gi OH noble =
jueto que los pueblos Cel0bFCn alborozAdA:
msnts tan g'oEioGRB efsm6rideB como Ia
dol 4 de Julio, p0F gjsmplO, para lo1 EB'
tadoG Unidos, nGdG edifCantO On que ofrez'
can al mundo IN ooRolGEiO mRCabF0 do
tales expanAisneE, que on VIZ do toner Gl
Bsllo del Civilmo = Dc lR iluStrRCi6n ti0n0
todo 10 ContFGri0.
Si GpOnaB oCuFEe una algEzTa en- tel
CuRl pueblo do ia America latino, 10
pTimOrO O. 90 hlCs sB aCuBaIls quiEG Co.
lumuiAFl0 llamGndole inC8paz 6levRntigCC,
lqu6 20 deiR Ont0nCeg para los mOntoreg,
para los titulNdOB masstEoB en- quiGneu
ejGmploB tan poCo pTovsChosoI como ere de
CGu'av Ia musFts On I'm gemejGnte bAjo lR
augusta CubiaEtA do IN gran dia de 10 pa
TIA, 10 vent
No. EsoB diau no dsbioFGn lin6 gIori'
foaEua de. mRn0ra que On Uod0G lRG RlmaS
dejOTRn ID impreli6n do 10 mOgn6nimO, de
Algo que hiCisra ConvsEtir el psnGRmiento
hRCiR IR QpopsYB inund6Ddols On 10 luz
del austeFo patRioti6mo de Warrington,
la heroica fs de John Adams, RquOIlG
EeverR BenOilleE del Cat6n de AmeTi0G.
PoTqus, On vsFdRd, no Babemo8 como
podFfA ponsrIs en- dudR IL Cspacidad de
otFoB Pueblou Cuand0 la pFopiB no Do acre
dita con indtil 8 injuGtifORdo deEEAma'
miontO de EaBRFe,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-08
.COSAS DEL LEGEN
daYI0 OIenIe.
Una IBz extlaiia apaTaCi6 en- el Gle.
10 de BizsnGiO. 81 aTo $40.
EaltDGO8 FolIg0 Do MlGst8ila
TOtlltG0 con los SgyOs.

La Crsancia popular airmR que ID
eBtRallR Y media luna de lRlhRndera tugoR
Hon de oEigen mahometan0.
ESQ eSOFibo 81 'Bolton HsFsld'' , con -
tinGR del Gguisnt8 mode
Hay sinembREgo una leYsnda que Eefie'
re que On 81 emo $40, cuando Ouando Fs.
lips de MGoedonis, 81 padre de AIeiandgo
el GFRndeD pY0Cedia 81 Giti0 d0 BiganCi0
como Ee llam6 Rntafio G0nBtRntinopls
y 90 pFspaFab8 & &taoaR la Giudad poP Ia
n0Ohs, RpRReCi6 unR lar oxtRafia ca 81 Gle
10 para avisaF loB hRbitanfS1 81 atRque.
Las psTEonas gus estAbBn entE0 de- las
muFallaB Rl 9oF la las tomaFon laB aFmaB
= TGChazREon & IO1 enamigCB.
., Felipe RdvsEtid0 de qu, psleaP en- CON.
ira do ana naCi6n que Eeoibs Ryuda de
los dfoBsB era luChRr sin epsFRnsRg, Eeti
roe con lOR suy0F.
Los agradeCid0s biz antinoB conmemOFR.
ron lR victoria dando L. milagposa luz
10 fpRma dc una media luna y ana OatFe-
llR, eatampGndolas BobFe BuB monedaR.
LoB numismGtiOog hallan pooa verdad en-
10 Iey0nds, p0Fqu0 onCuSntEan II OItFsIlR
yel8 luna CEeCiente eItampadRG tsmhi6n TO-
bre lasmonedaB, no lolamGnto de BisRnCio,
Ginod0 Ia RDtiguG Roma. GFsCiD, PsT1ia, =
adm MaCodoniA. PGEOCfa que 81 oFfgOn de
cate ug0 debiOFR RemOntaEss mayor anti
gIsdad, pOr lag difsEontO6 nacion0I cue 10
GmplGaban On gug mOnGdaB.
Hoy 80 BRbo que Ii media luna ? ls
GHtFellR faeFon emploadaB pOE lou bAbilo-
MOS de mas de gei1 mil RfioB atF6s. @ t.
En- laS EuinaB do Ma1opotamiR gs enCon'
tRaFon tabletas de arCilI8 TeCoFdRndo los
antiques exoECiBmOI, , al principle dc d.
Chss tabletaa apaFeOe d Bign0 do ls Gre
Ctent9 luna ? IR estRellR. 81 afmb0lo, p0T
10 tantO, puedo habaF hidoa no BolamOnts
lO pRIabEa do GnCRntami0nto 1ino sl
awul0t0 por medio del CuRl ds1spaFaCfan
lOB 0gpfFitug major. .-.,z..
En- todaa las 6poCas hR tsnido 81 OEisn'
TO- igualeB 8 paFsCidOB anp98tas
LoB reyes a8iEioB ColOcsbRn m6nstHuos
RIRdoB CON Ia mitad de- UuB foEmRa humA'
nG, en- BuB puertas, para eYitag que CusI'
quiGR geni0 mRl0 penetERG8 Gn guR palaCiaR
Las ClRBs8 .m6a p0bFss EUBpondfan tablotas
dc aFciAs & la GutFalA de BuB GagRH.
Los judi0s tsnfan amul0tos para c0loGRE
en- BuB puertas y l0s cFiatiGtaon crsfRn que
SAtsn6B hula 8 la pF0Sancia de lR cruz.
4oB 0FiGntalGB modOEno8 pueden COM
pTaF On IoB bnzRFss Cusntas do criBtRl R1ul,
vsFBOg del OorEn onvuOltoB" en- Caias de
cueEo = otEos ObjstOO para ssEVir, ca iguA'
lagS GRg0J como amulOt0g.
LR msdia luna = Ia oltEalla foFmaban
un gimbolo qus fn6 uuad0 pog loo Mes0.
Potamios de soi8 mil amos atFGg como anna
lOtoB contra loB mRIGfCiOL III
Entire lOB pFimeTOs pusblo8 de la m $50.
potamia, todoB lOB CuorpoB oel0sGos GEsn
eonBidaRadOs Come dsidadOr, dice e J.
Banks pa 81 'SCisntifO American; psro
la luna, 6 CaUsS de la yaRisdRd dc foEmal
que tomR y In irFegulaFidad dc 90 spsri
Ci6n era Ia principal De tadaa elias. 81
ls Fondfa especial Culto y algun0B do loI
prinCipaleB temples .bsbil6aiCOu % dsdiOE
ban & IN adneaoi6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-08
ATIROS CON UN LEON

PAliB 14.-Comunican de Nueva York
que en- un CiEco, Ol oua' COncurFe habituRl'
mOnte lR ATiBtoCERCia nsoyoEkinO, 10 des'
ATFoll6 duFanto Ia presentation de una
"mOnRgeTiG" un gr&vs auceGo.
Un lS6n RtEicNuo, fAmo8o por 90 fsroci'
dad, Gs escape, rompisndo dos barroteu.
La fsFS Ba!t6, Cay0ndo Carca do las fA'
miliaE- Rockefeller y Gould, y Eali6 rSpida'
mento IL Gaze.
FL pGniOO fu6 snoTms, indOscriptib'O
FL pdblico, poHsido de sxtEaordinaEio
pAvOE, hugo diIpaFAndo tiroB para ahuyen'
tAT al LEON que todOB cEefSn encimR dc
eIlOg.
Las CAlleI inmsdiatas aI oirco qusdaron
doai0rtay. Los voCinOI, temisndO que %
pEs8antass 81 fsFoz animal, ConOtEUysro
bAEricRdas para dOfenderBe.
Entrs tSntO el pobr0 Leon, HsrpEsndido
pOr aquallG d0AbAndAdS general, miEabG
4 tOdOI , no osAba AtSCAr 4 nRdie.
Fu6 0l v0FdadeE0 AteFEado por 81 's1.
pCCt6culo el Euido de los di1pRFoS.
En- medic do una Call0 % plant6 alIf
OltUvO largo ratio sin m0v0F8e, haVta que
los depondisnta8 del CiFCo OonBiguiorOn Rtra'
paFlO y ls CondujsF0n do Du0vO 90 jaula.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-08
LINEA FERREA DELroEsTE.

LIN NEA t.ERREA DEL'OESTE.
Itinerario.-salidas de Bayam6n y Oapi-
6al simuItaneamente
Dfas bOrables.-MafIana6 6, z O5, $50 8
Is HOO. Tarde IL. Is, Las, 8.I5, 4.85, 6.45.
p $40.
Dfas festivOs.-MaGana o,7.C5, $50 9A5
: il. Tarde 1915 $50, 2 so, $50, $50 s,
BiIletes baratOs para dias festivos. De
CataflO q Bayam6n, ida y vueIta IA. ella sc
25e "a. Clase 18e. De Bayam6n CatafO y
vuelta ia. Clase 15e, "a. clase 10e.
Billetes Ordinario de Capital OatafiO en-
IL, cl8se centaVOs.
Bayamon 10 de septismbro de 1905
Ramon Vald0s.
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ADVERTIS MENT.
Department Of Tho Int0rIor.
Bureau Of Public Works.

San JoaD, p. R. June % 1908.
Sealed proposals, for the forDiphiug If
ell labor and material necsRary for tbs
inhalation Of plumbing 10 tbs Reform
School Of Porto Rico, GuanGjibo Point,
near MsysgusE, will be received ct thiH
0ffiCs until 10 a. m cf this 2Olh day Of
July, 1908. and then publicly opened.
The estimated coat Of the work il
83.573 80.
A CeTt;fsd check for one hundred do.
liars ($1OOOO) payable TO ths ordsE Of
the supf. OF Public Works must accompa
nv each bid 90 gaEaEty.
q PlanES specifications. blank forms and
all available informative a will be f0Eniahsd
On application to this office.
The right 10 reject any or all bids ID
reserved.
j. J. JImaenes.
26vL Supt. Of Public Works l.
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Las fiestas del Carmen en- GurabO
Ia GeIshrael6a DO las n0vsRaS.
(Ds maestro oOrrsspOnsaD

(Us n~SStTO 0OTTegpONSGt)
Julio 6.-Han smpeEGdo con la anima'
Gi6n de BiempEs las fostRs de la ViFgsn
del Carmen, gus % Gslshran tOdoB lo8
sfl0g.
Con ss9 motive, 0l diR Z 90 daE6 prinCi'
pio & laB noVsnRn, 0Ygsnisaaas pOr vaFiaB
BeloEGB de la loCalidad que foEman la con-
gFegRCi6u del Carmen
OfCiaE6 en- lRB novsnaB 81 pGrEOOO We
Chini. r4-1@
LO mfg granada de ssta aOciedAd llenaFG
nueBtFo temple cat6liCo todaa laa noCheB
Hay muCho entusiasmo an los sIementOB
CRt6liCos do ls pOblGCi6n, que ss pEoponen
que E0Bulten luCidflimas laB nOY0nas del
Carmen. *-.aes
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Do a61IRlstFRsa.

Avisamos 4 las persOnas, que
sOlicitan suscribirse & este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les ser&
enviadO, 81 el aviso que con tai
objetO remitan, no Tiene acom-
panado del imports de La sus-
cripoi6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
&2.25. POr un semestre $3.50.
Por IN afo $500. PggO Gss-
tisiDGds. -
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96 grades en- Ia ciudad de Was
hiRgtOD.
Los torn6nstrOs DaFiIGulaTGs Do 10 Arcadia Poi
syIVaaIa mlrGaFOR lO2 grades, ~

Warrington D. c., Julio 1o.-LOH ter
m6metroB en- In Avsnids Psngylyania die
RIG una temperatures, & Iag OuatEO dc 10
tards, ca 81 psIadO diA como do 1O2 grh'
dos Ia HombTa. -
Ls tempsEatuPa mis- alta mREOads en- ID
ofioina del Tempo fac SO, 4 las 2 p. m,
A Id 8 de la Mocha 81 tsrm6m0tgo baj6
allf q 86.
LaB tro1 pOssEaCions1 oOuFEidas ca vOoi'
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mes do lR Ciudad fueron notifcRdas & 10
policfs, psEo noetuviOEon fstRlGs ConsOusn'
CiRB. El dia anterior O5bo hubO tRmbitn
dos psrsonaB pOHtEadaB 6-eauss del sx sssi'
v0 CRlaR, :"~ ..
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sE VENDEN Iss oaas Luna 81 , 30.
26, esquina 8 San Joa6. :Infofmeg: en- sl
B8nC0 de Puerto Rice. Is " o.
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SimpatizadOIss de Palma tfstalOn &c
HERR a OfiGiaIss De Ia guartia
mFaI
Este foe IIamOda para que lpaeIguaFG 10 tumuI;
to en- o. club IlhoTaI Do MatbRZas. @

Grupos tumuItuOuoa -sdiCen dssdo Ia
HabanR al Herald - compue1toB de
nimpatisRdore8 del pEsidG8to Palma, ata'
CaFon 81 club liberal en- JovslIGnos, pro
yinOia de Matanzag. AnaltGEon ri Mayor
Gotti, derEib6ndoIO intentandO Bin 6xito
hsEiTlO gEavsmsnte.
La p0liCfa fQ6 inBufcisnte para dOminaE
81 tumuItO, sisndO nOCsSario lamar Ia
guaEdia rural, para syudarI& EI gobsE'
nRdoF americana en- Matansag, WP. Witts'
may0T, eBpGEci6 la fusrER para msntansz
0l orden p6bliC0.
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Caguas Tramway Company,
SERVICIO DE PASAJEROS.

parr del Julio regulares sadran de Ca
guas daramente para Piedras ncuso los Domngo las
p saldran de Rio Piedras para Caguas las
a. m. p.
epecales enlazaran todos los
Sc expeda oomOddad para pasae de prmera case para
equpaje hasta el destno.
Para bIetes mas inOrmes drgro los ag9ntes de las
estaciones
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En- egta impTenta % v0nd0 pap0l de
pOEs1diOQ visjO 6 $500 Ion 4G kilo8 Gun
QWintaL
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-04-23
DON'TS.

Don't use all the adjectives In the
English language to sell three pound
rooster. Nuf Sed.
Don't be rotten nest egg fossil.
China eggs for nests. No rotten nest
eggs for customers.
Don't mate more than six hens to
one gobbIer. You'll not have many
Christmas turkeys to gobble If you do.
Don't fail to exterminate the rats.
If you can't hit barn door, call out
the n G. They can make corks pop
straight.
Don't forget to find the turkeys nest.
The skunk will get there If you don't.
Hope you don't meet and quarrel. Ex-
cuse us from the peace council.
Don't forget that you are an un-
elassed specimen Of the fool species If
you 'lick" your boys for getting the
chicken fever. It's an attribute OF
greatness. and if you never had it pre-
pare for severe attack of non compos
mentiS.
Don't envy the prosperous poultry
man. People running machines get
their fingers caught In cogs when they
watch the scenery. Try the "Oil OF
gladness" on your rusty wheels and
shout over every fellows success
Hump a little harder. and the band will
soon serenaue you.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-04-23
In . Hurry. but Could Wait.

"Let me see some hosiery in
hurry, please" said an important
appearing person as he rushed into
a gentleman's clothing store the 9th
er day.
"What kind, please?" queried the
clerk politely.
ooh, anything about half dol
lar" replied the fellow, "only hurry,
will you? Pve only got second to
get train"
The hosiery was. Forthcoming in
quick season, and the buyer was told
he owed the firm 40 cents for the
same.
81 haven't got the change" he
said "Here's half a dollar"
The half was placed in the cash
box and dispatched to the cashiers
desk. That busy person was occu-
pied at the time, and it was several
minutes before she got around to
making the change. When it reach
ed the clerk the man who was in
such hurry to catch train was
still waiting. He threw the penny
into his pocket and darted through
the door.-Brocton Times.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-04-23

"Of course I seemed a downright
brute and barbarian" berating himself
manfully. And | went to that recep-
ton with my courage screwed to the
highest notch. wanted to ask you IL
you wouldn't miss me enough at the
end of the term tO-er-yOu know this
is my last year. Esther" he finished
awkwardly.
"Y-e-s-its your last year." she re-
peated softly.
Esther, suppose that package hadn't
gone astrayLand had let you see how
Overjoyed I was to have you think to
send me anythlng-anything on earth.
from pale blue necktle to white ele-
phant-anythiug on earth that you had
thought to send OF your own accord"
magnanimOusly, do you think that
you would have been nice enough to
me to have given me courage to tell
you what wanted to say?" He tried
to see her face In the fast gathering
darkness.
ut wasn't pale blue nor so large as
an elephant" she parried.
MY dear girl. lind | can't possibly
walk without supporting myself more"
He put his arm across her shoulders
and then scowled to see they were
nearing the electric light on the drive
way.
II think 1t was the prettiest poster
ever saw" she said. And Chesterton's
heart leaped when she reached UP and
patted the hand on her shoulder.
II am coming over the first minute l
can hobble with stick and ask Pro-
fessor Dillon If he wouldn't like SON
in-law," joyfully."
The innocent Mr.. Johnson, who had
been utterly condemned and afterward
pardoned, came near falling to his for
mer estate by appearing suddenly on
the scene.
Hello, old chap; anything serious
I'll lend u hand" he said with the mis-
placed cheerfulness of life saving
hero. The girl. surrehdering her charge,
hurried down a bypath to their cottage.
That night ChestertOn, In bath robe
and slippers and absolute happiness,
put down his pipe to take the note and
the package that were handed him.
Wasn't | stupId" he read. II did
this package up carefully, the hrst OF
all my presents. put 1t in the music
cabinet for safe keeping and thought
had mailed 1t. Mother found 1t this
afternoon. | don't know II you would
really like to have such an absent
minded wife-she might forget to have
your dinner on time-but l asked ia
ther myself, and he was almost as
pleased as
Chesterton stood on his feet in his
ebullltion of spirits and sat down just
as suddenly.
but don't mind a Sprained ankle al
ALL" He stroked the swollen foot con
tentedly. Its blamed good invest
ment."
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-04-23
Er.nehmen Take up BOWLING.

Paris has caught the bowling fever
and 30 badly that in only ten months
since the first alleys were laid in that
city there are now Il half dozen places
where the tenpin game has patron.
age sufficient for Il waiting list, the
Frenchmeu becoming as enthusiastic
over the popular indoor pastime as
those from the American colony who
learned the game on this side.
The Bowling Club Of France has
been organized, with NJ. Barlatier, a
director of Les Nouveaux Sports, as
president and Captain =, l.. Bowen, "a
former resident Of Chicago, as vice
president. Eight Frenchmen and only
one American compose the committee
of administration. an indication of
French interest in the game. This
club has for one Of its objects the pro
motion of the game in other cities in
France.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-04-23
Plan a, Basket Ball League.

So great has been the interest In bas-
ket ball i'll Indiana that number OF
men Interested In the sport are pro-
noting state professional league and
hope to be In shape to launch it next
season. They believe that by Importing
some of the crack players from the
east and taking the best Of the mate
rial available in Indiana they would
be able to present contests that would
appeal to the public almost as strongly
as does roller polo in the winter or
baseball in the summer. Many towns
are mentioned for membership in the
league, the list including Richmond,
Muncie, Anderson, indianapolis, CraW-
fordsviIle, Brazil, Columbus, Hartford
City and Lafayette.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-04-23
Keeping Open House,

Everybody is welcome when
we feel good; and we feel that
way only when our digestive or
gans are working properly. DR..
Kings New Life Pills regulate
the action of stomach, liver and
bowels so perfectly one can't help
feeling good when he uses these
pills. 25c at VIM. Kipp's Sons
drug store.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-04-23
Second rhounhts Are Best.

The city council of Camden. n. j.,
set on foot about year ago one of the
most thorough investigations that has
yet been made by an American city in
regard to the establishment Of a mu-
nicipal electric light plant. The COM
mittee ingcharge secured reports and
figures from all over the country and
after thorough study Of the case rec
commended that a new contract be en-
tered into with the local lighting COM
pany. This has now been done in
spite Of the fact that at an election
held over a year ago the voters author
ked the council to establish a munich
pal plant.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-04-23
RuSTACE Il. MILES.

the title, will stand out until the end.
This years tournament is exciting
more than passing interest, because
Eustace H. Miles Of London. former
champion Of Great Britain, is to try
to regain his lost laurels.
Several months ago Gould announc-
ed that because of his college work he
would be unable to defend the title
which he wrcstel from Miles year
ago, but he has changed his mind. In
coming here it is believed that the
EngIishman is prompted more by the
desire to turn the tables on Gould than
by any special longing to regain the
title which he has held on 50 many
occasions.
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AS 1t f %
Happened
By TROY ALLISON.
Copyright, 1905. by C. H. sutcliHe.

Chesterton. first honor man, captain
of the football team and all around fa-
vorite. walked down the elm avenue
leading to the college, lost In medita-
tiun. He never even chose the best
spots ON the slippery, sleety path, and
beyond rubbing his ears and nose oc-
caSionally in the most absentminded
way he seemed not to know that the
winter was getting in its very worst
blizzard.
He kicked a piece of ice out Of his
path vlciously, all the fervor OF his
heart concentrating itself in the wish
that it could have been Johnson OF the
junior class who had obstructed his
path in the same manner. The mere
thought of it caused him to walk out
of his way TO find another larger and
more kickabe obstacle.
The night before at the senior prom
Esther Dillon had danced six times
with the insutferable JohnsOn-and
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-04-23
How Glaciers Move.

1t has been proved that glacier
moves very much like a river, the
middle and upper parts faster than
the sides and the bottom, the sides
and bottom being retarded by fric-
ton. The movement Of glacier is
quite similar to that Of a mass Of
thick mortar or a quantity of pitch
flowing down an inclined trough.
Like the piece Of shoemaker's wax,
which, like ice, is extremely brittle,
the glacier, subjected to experiment.,
reveals considerable Elasticity and
is much more like a viscous liquid
than it was once supposed to be.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-04-23
Clock on EiffOI Tower,

The Elffel tower in Paris is now be-
ing used for Another practical purpose.
Not long ago wireless telegraph sta
ton was installed. and now on the
sides of the second section, hundreds
Of feet above the ground. a luminous
clock warns the gay Partisan Of the
passing span of life The apparatus
flashes forth every minute In huge fig
ures. visible at q great distance This
system was found the only practical
one, as the ordinary clock dial would
be indistlnguishabls at such height
Dundee Advertiser.
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T.rrv Mecovern TO Plav Ball.

Terry McGovern, once the champion
lightweight fighter of the world, Is
now with the New York baseball team
at Marlin Springs, Tex, at the invita-
tion Of Manager McGraw of the Giants,
an old admirer McGraw thinks, with
Terry, that the former fighter can earn
his living on the diamond. Terry is
more than usually clever with base
ball and loves the game for itself. He
will train with the Giants, and after
he has reduced himself about twenty
pounds he will seek an offer from some
minor league club. Terry has trained
with McGraw's men before and knows
l lot about up to date baseball.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-04-23
Kinq Philips War Club.

In Warren is owned IA valued histor-
ical relic, the war club. or tomahawk.
of King Philip, decorated with black
and white beads indicating the number
of people this old Indian warrior
killed. it is thought The weapon is
about three feet long. the property
now Of Mrs. William Fuller at North
Warren. 1t cannot be secured for love
or money. though the Maine Historical
society has asked the loan Of it.-Ken-
nebec Journal
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Did the Tail Wac?

An absolutely new dog story has
been found. We clipped 1t from q
London paper. Here it is (salt to
taste): A gentleman was ont shooting
the other day when he had the mis-
fortune to shoot his dog. For moment
he was too much overcome to see what
damage he had done. and before be
had recovered himself the animal. a
black retriever, had come up to him.
bringing in its mouth its own tail,
which had been shot clean off.-Chica-
90 Journal.
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rhe Mayor Says It,s a FaiIuro.

The city electric plant of Marengo.
ILL.,, has just been leased for twenty
years. The service is said to have
been both inadequate and improbable.
The mayor writes:
"Our reason for doing this is that
we consider municipal management q
complete failure. and the less there is
of it the better for all parties con-
-Cerned."