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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-17
SUBMARINES ARE
AUTHORIZED BY HOUSE

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE House has passed bill
horizng purchase eight submarine leaving style
bought the choice of the Secretary of the Navy.
RUSSIAN TROOPS INVADE PERSIA
the 70 the of furnishing
POSTAL SAVINGS BILL ADVANCED
WASHINGTON
favorably from o
ADMIRAL EVANS GAINING STRENGTH.
RoBLEs, 16--A Is gaining
SAN DIEGANS DRAWING BREATH.
il
the further program for entertaining
STEAMERS IN COLLISION.
YORK April Monterey
in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-17
SAN DIEGANs DRAWING BREATH.

DIEGO April 16This day is being devoted to
preparatory program entertaining the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-17
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-17

ADMIRAL EVANS GAINING STRENGTH.
RoBLEs April 16.-Admral Evans gaining strength
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-17
STEAMERS IN COLLISION.


collision.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-17
RUSSIAN TROOPS INVADE PERSIA

TFLIs Bulgaria. April 16Russian troops have invaded the
Caspian of Furnishing Kurdish raiders
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
Sieben WuroprDscilc.

3oinmen I'M Woi 5ermin oes Grinli
nolgerihtS sur Scrbanolung. -
Sarig's 6oIl ser beoeutenbite. -
Solcp's Sail oltd bon Slltereiie
Grit)lIg einen Sornlonm oes
StraBen Hciuigrngs 9eporte,
mentS nit Dem 9eien.
Tn Dem ndd)lten Wontag begin
nenoen Wai.(ermin oes Criminal.
8erihtS meroen nitt meniger als
iieben Morbpro5eiie CUR 9erbonolunl
tommen. IS mcroen 5pei Criminal.
@eridte Situngcn boItcn, 10 boB OIL
Ero5elie ibucll crlcoigt merocn fon.
men.
Der beoeutenbite 1Sall lit Scr oes
GouItoblers @m. Sorig bon Der er'
item @nr0, Der inter Der Antloae
itebt, Somes ". Mnbou, 9ruoer oes
b~efonnten oemofratiiden Tolititers
Sobu !. Mabon, am Nbeno oes 81,
MGrj olli ser StraBe Dor Dem .Mo.
lei9b.Sotel" an Der Ode bon Soui.
bop. un0 SapetteitruBe crid)oiien 81
baben. Ter Ero5eb miro alli MIDI.
ltep lienItag angeleet iperoen, neull
or nidt nad) Sopion, baltimore.
Gountp, pcrlcgt miro; es lit oapon
gciproden moroen.
Gin anoerer Woropro5eb bon @e.
oeutrng lit Der 9eeen Nn. j. Salep.
Elm Mit9lieb oes StroBenreinigungs.
requirements, Der ongeflagt lit,
&obn 9urte, ser Sormonn i'm Stro.
Benreinigungs . Iepnrtement mar,
I'M WGr5 NIT benz geienitiel crihlo.
gen 81 baben.
Gle anoeren W3rberiGQc iino sic
GrihIagung Gbriitopbcr Sennid's
ourd alireb 2inoiep nit elmer cleft.
trilten gatterie; Der bon MoQie Die.
gelmm in 8%erbinoung NIT lu,geiet-
lit)em Frafti3iren bon WeOi5in; Der
Iou BON @nl. WctSoro bon Siio.
baltimore, ser iein SDbnden burf
@us critifte; Die grlted)ung beS Ne.
gers George u. 1bomas ourd) ben
Neger hilbert Wattbems; Die Sootung
Der Gegcrin Worp 9raop burf ibren
&oiiengenoiicn asbliry Queen ourd)
eincn Salitihlag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
VI. u. Sobnlun tobt.

GrIog geitern iriib einem Ser5Ieioer.
SpieIte groBe Holle in Der re-
publifoniihen Yurtci. - @or
trilber EoItn1eiiter uno Goli5ci'
GomminGr. - @riinbcte ben
nOoung Mcn'a Hcplblican Club.
Not nabe5u 5~lpeiiGbriger aront-
belt ltarb geltcrn friib tlir5 Dor 4 ltbr
Serr Wiuinm @aterS SobnioL Elm
b%etannter &oblenbGnnler uno Eoliti.
fer nrlo Iriiber EoitmeiIter un0 Boil.
5eiaeommlIlGr, IN leincr Wobnung,
Nr. 10, Noro,@rooolpopL al eineln
Ser5lciocn. Ger 8eritorbene lulrroc
Dor 81 Sobren IN Baltimore ais scr
Sobn bon samuel Moore ~SSobnipn
geboren. Scbtcrer Controlirte Den
Sanoel in @eihfphlcn IN Baltimore.
Serr ". W. Sobnion mlroc, ais CT
ermod)lcn mar, Sbeilbuber oeS sc.
ltGftS uno ilbcrn0hm oaliclbc nad)
Dem Sooc icineS &otcrS. Mn1 13.
Npril Duroe fir Ole ,S. NJ. Sobnioll
x Son Goal Company" megen olI,
geblld)er 3ablun0srniGbigfeit Gin
Woliepcripulter crnannt, nat0cm Die.
ielbe 46 Sabre lang ~beitonben bate.
Serr Solution mar nit @onnie, geb.
Sail, uerbcirotbct, meIhe i'm iiber,
lebt. Gin Sobn, Der aus ser GDt
herpor9inN Sail SobnionL itorb I'M
Sitter bon 21 Sobren I'M Sabre 1899
in Ntlantic Gitp am SppbuS. Scr
&critorbcne non Wiitglico Der ,Senl'
pelritter", Der eagles" uno bc5
yHopol Nrcolum".
Gor mcbr ais 20 Sabren trot Ser
Sobnion in oas politiide Seben eii.
ulo olS Die republifunilhe Eortei IN
Baltimore bomols olf iebr idpod)ell
SiiBen itonb, mar or Der Wonn, INN
oen lid, Die Hcpublifoner ihuorten.
gr g%riinoctc Dor % Snbren Den
n2oung Mems Hcmiblicun Club"
mo mntcritiibtc ocniclbcn o,,d) mad,
3rGften uub ilbcr 90 Sabre lang
mar er Der ErGiioent oeiielbcn. @1b'
rrrS or Qrit ~,pirpr nn(itiid,pt, Sh1tinr
felt bate or 5lpci ofientlihc Stcllun'
gen imne, oieieniae bes EoitmeiIter5
bon Baltimore inter Der Sorriion.
Administration uno ~oieicnige zines
Eoli5ci.G BON Baltimore
inter @oupcrncrlr Soiun0eS. Gor Ell
mem Sabre mar cr repllblifonild)c;
Gonoioot iiir ocn GongreB inn oritteu
Iiitritt, mllrbc aber bon SorrD y.
@olf Dclhlugcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
cttidensr etanb Der Glabs.

Wiro nj gegoe n. - Gas
Elm S~abrbunoert olte 8lodenipiel
ser ~biid)6ilif . proteitontiid)en Gbris
itus.airhe an Gbaic. uno ct. Saul.
StraBe miro am 81. Mai gum lcstcn
Scale ipielen. Sns @lodenlptel ioll
Damn IN Der WcSbane'id)en @loden.
9icberei u~mgegoiien meroen ooer piel-
mebr fir Den Sub zines neuen
@lodenipiels, oos iSrau @m. 6.Goh.
ran, iun.. Der Stride idenft, uertpcn-
oct weroen. 0ie alten 8loden, iehs
on Der 3obl, ouf melden 5ebn Spm
men geipielt meroen fonnen. miegen
1900 Efnno mo muroen 1904 bon
ENGLAND beriiber gebrad)t. Ias neue
@lodenipieI miro 1900 Yiuno wie.
gen uno 100 Spmnen ipielen fonnen.
Grbalten feine9icen5en.
- Ger lettes Sabr erlaIienen an.
f%iinoigung, feinen @irtben, ipeld)c I'M
Sallfe oes Sabres Die Spirituoien.
@eiebe iibertratenL 9ieensen 81 &c.
mGbren, getreil, mics bns County. @e.
ridJt sic Applifationen BON Games
Stoaoaro, geiibers oes Ealmgarteus
3i G%otonsui1e. Seroinnno @oebel,
Better zines Yorfs an ser perl. 2il-
fens. apenue, uno BON Sarrp q.
@aoe bon @npnn's Sails uno 8aib.
inetou 8oao ab. 9eitern fanoen Die
@erbore in ben 5aaem IN ipelhen &C..
gen 4pplifationen Yrotelte eingelegt
maren, Dor Den Rihtern 9urfe, Ban
9ibber nno Duncan itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05

tion Der Gonieren5 sur Mburtbeilun1
uorgelegt merben.
9us OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat
fpGbrcno Der Tarcr ser Contention
bier Tortrdge orrungirt, elmer oeriel-
ben BON @iIliom Scnniugs 9rpan
gcbolten. Slllh lit sic NuiiiibrunG
OeS Srotoriums nNfeiiioS" bon SGl,b(
ourb Die bieiigc neutrality-suspicious.
porgelebcl; oielelbe miro am 2lbenb
0eS -. Moi itottfinocn. 9lm morgi-
gen Groffnungsaben0 nerben 8o,t.
oernellr 9rotbers I'M Tanncn oes
StaoteS Wurplunb uno Wupor Ma.
bool i'm Nomen Der Staot Baltimore
Die 5beilnebmcr Der Gonicren5 mill.
tonmcn bciBen.
0urh einen eigenartigen 3uioll
triift Die fSeier ocS buncrtiGbrigel
geItebenS Der biihoflih. metbooilti.
ld,en Glltarp.S tr. Stride, melde OIL
Sonntag ibren Iniong nabm ulo
mdbreno oes gun5en Monots onbau.
err miro, 5eitlih NIT Der General.
Gonieren5 Der Metbooiiten 5ninmmer.
Sic STRIDE murbe Dor 100 Sabrrn
bon 9iifof asburp 9elueibt, 5uiGlid
olld) geruoe p1brenb Die General
Goniercn5 IN Baltimore togte. En.
itor Or. s. g. Subborb, Der Seelior.
ger Ser 8emeinoe. bot cine @eihiftl
Der Stride aeidricbcn, ipelde geiterll
glbeno perGifentlid)t mltrbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
sRafttnstOn eupI,. gbef.Gleri.

Same; L..y Noretie. 9urb:
s sS"1aS' , SStssSt g. aa 3s@a : t' 4arll saI ~, IA
sne8uiattts, Soiepb, 1913 siG, ponaroir, 90, -
Mrnlteab, Games, inn, s@l Erulo. sipe III
slrrlngodtf.' polpure. i2l SiioaGurulinclir -. 3
aSsnus 20, ."',' luz 1 ~"''.'''
sS5isT { S5sE. So 81 " ab 5iSt9tSGH'el'r :, , 70
seaman Sssn 4 sS Sern Si 81 IS Qg 'fS gafNSsfa ;if. IS
sS,smMs,i 4SSni no g. ia5$$. 2 ajsl, S;@snratSSGailr, -. 4
s sf"H 5 1G Ssiiiiam i" ~ r. l 459'Gs4s sit @titf it,. IS
si%sPS g SfHs'I1 sos g. e 1aSS 5a ID siIf"' meme! y y
srSSni, S %s"iS'ni n y io2 3:'' S]5sT r II slot , ) )
S srOiS1'. 5 Sf5."I'' T. i I55s q 9s SyfSS"%""a soe. 4 1
SSrnli eTneit g. 924 @EponitE .."".....2 g
Sirie' qb o. Il eiiSo' p]iS Stfohr
Ssnrns. NaSrslp 2sa 5C5 a90o,10EHtiT. ;..:. 3
Nnrns. sSillian, S3s BIS $40 SiiO'FoppIeion'
g,Irr, %crnbaro, 'i2i4 2SScciil.,Gr obiir -
Camp, &iuiam s. Az Noro. 0opdroitr. =. !
Sampled Baird, J.. 1900 @cpeHrOttr ,.... 10
@tagct. H%aflaelo. 2i7 Frciuoertltr ......... 3
SOItler. siuiam I 7a5 @ScF' @TSiliir 20
G GprIrHpH; +V GiGTsniee 6. 1000 "g Soro Vat @ticr rtti, .
lari sIpenne &
Grninpicn GIarenee 6 1920 g0GersRlGre. !
Sptopan, Z. elmer. 72i Clio Aiilton.g loe :. /
Suntar, Games. s.. 529 I@Cit. EGltimoreiir 4
gsstHGESt S0icgb ~; So 8, NOrS, Eirr'ir 1
Softer glpenHue I
@liniptL Wltreb, 200 Gh0sStrideriir 10
Sabls5aL 9Siqianl. 79l SiiosNrOaopaD $40, 2
Sarber, 3ohn 8, 343 giortbtir, "........... !
SinSiinSS,' G6soSOrc. 40 &Grriion'Sanss . 20
Sim. Sobn 1bomas, ~ Soip9tniir ,..... l.
SleIning, Somtntd T., no 9laUiir. ......... 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05

6liiiiigfeit Itott Sirn.
muic c. - Gin Shlng, oen Der If.
iabri8c gilbert u. Broif bon 9tr. iO4.
Sroin9. Aoenue. Dor etlid)en ,Sobren
nit cinem SalidlGgeI olti Die Iintc
Seite oes aopies erbielt. bat iebt ici.
ncn Zoo peruriad)t. Die linfe Scite
0es aopics uabm NIT Der 3eit rieii9e
I%inUnii0ncn an, ser anabe lpuroc
ihcin6or gel0bnlt un6 erblinoct1
idIieBlih. ,Sm yWorplano Sor6o.
patbiiden Soipital" mlrbe leBtc
@ode cine Operation an linn uorge.
non1nlen uto oaS WoIier, ous lid, in
Der linfcn Seite oes Aopies an0c.
iamnelt bate, abge5apii. Ter anabe
iiberlebte Die operation ober nur
fur5e 3eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
@irflidJ %lcbensmioc.

Charles Gbrid) uerludt I'M Houit)
SelbItmorb. - Nimmt Carroll.
iGure uno orebt baS 8nS on. -
Neft5eitig BON einem onocren
&oItgunger entoedt. - Siegt int
llniperlitGts >Spipitnl. - @iro &C.
neien.
Seinem 2eben Elm gnoe 5l mof)er,
nerllldte unl Sonntag III iputer
Hahtitunoe Der ~25.iGbrige GbarleS
gbrih, BON Nr. 1888, Sanoper.S ctr.
inoem er 5uerit cine 0oiis CARROLL.
IGllre einnabm uno Damn ben @aS.
balm a%uiorebte. grpon Dan, Gin
Ginlogircr bciielbcn Souies, ipiirte
ocn 8osgerud unb ionb Grid be.
ipllBtlos I'M 3immer liegeno. Die
iiiblibc Eoli5ei iulrOe benodrihtigt.
unO oieic Transporting Den Selbit.
morO'G nnoioaten nod DEM Wtorp'
larlO llniperiit1tS Soipital, no er iidl
no0 M%nnenbung Der Wogenpilmpe
balb erbolte. Nebit Der Gorboli1ure
lullroe ober audi Elm Gllontuni
Sdnapps 5n Gage beioroert, meld)>,
genii9t bate, einen gelpobnlihel
Sterbliden orei Gage lang SIT berou;
Ider. Gbrid) miro oiesmol nit oeni
2cbcn baponfommel. 0oS Wotiu Der
Chat lit unbcfonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
Spiritnuien : Sieens ; Npplifatiuncn
Site Rr. AZ.
Vlieau btr Sptrifnpitu.Steru5 Is pmmiiNdrt re-,
Simmer Ir. BOG, 8eridts. 8ebaube,
2. Stcrctt WicNim, Er0iiocut.
Games SpUo,
Scniamiu y. Sbrcepcs,
NuulultFnre.

fir eine Gnpetatl . Spiriiuutsn g.. stecH1 pom /,
Wtai 1908 eingereidt. ote am Miittmun, Den 20.
Wiai 1908, %ornitia95 I'M 10 lbr, IN Neru.
tbuiig 9e3oser perosf. Brutsfie milieu Dor IL
eiugereiht Ieir, lno Sormllare tpnneu. wenn
sepiinltt, auf 9riutei in btsieu eiireuu er,
lurat fperDPu.J ~ .....
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05

Ger Cirrus III An5ug. -
8cItern erihienen Die erlten Dor
boten oes groBen 9arnum & 0ailep.
Cirrus. Gieielben ltahen al Ser
gaitern.auenlle, segeuiibcr Dem Yat.
terion.Earf. Die ElGbe fir oie aus
etrua 5man5ig groBeren uno fIei.
neren 3eltcn 5uiammen aeieste meibe
Staot ab. Ger Cirrus pcranitoItei
am Wittmod gormittag ooer bel Re-
senuetter am OonnerItag 8ormittag
cine grobe StraBenparaoe. Ger Sir.
fus miro lid nur 5mei Gage in gaIti.
more auibalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
NnS bem Snnercn MarDlanS's mnS
ocn nngrcn5enbcn Staatcn.
HrieNer periiebt Sitter
ion Itn

YrieIter periiebt &ittcrs
0ieu tie.
Soter $. g. Naaengoit bon ser
totbolilben Ct. Eeters.8 emeiloe IN
Suncod. Wb., pertbeioiate Elm Jun.
9es WGofen Qegen Die llebcr9riiie
zines bctrlinfenen Srehlin1s. Sri.
Wtlirrop mllr0c an elmer einiumcn
Stelle Der WuinitrnBe IN Soucod ben
cinem jungen Nllriben aus @ar.
%ioroSburg, go, Homens WrofeulI,
alias Cobalt. onQegriffen, nelher tie
bcim Salie 81 paden iud)tc. Totcr
Nagengoit, lpelher lid 5uf1aig in Der
N1bc befullo, elite ollf bos Siliegc,
ihrei Der jungcn Came bieler 81
Silfe. Der Mngrciier CAB 6ericngelos
fpiiroe ober bon Dem noheilenoel
Ericiter cinecboIt uilO nit elmer 10
tiidtigen Srod)t Erii9el bcoodt, oab
er Die SiIfe zines Ar3teS in gniprltJ
nebmeil mubtc. Ter YrieItcr, Der Oh
ieiner Hitterlihfcit pielfod bcgliics
ipiinidt lprror, mar friibcr Scclior.
ger Der oelltitcn fotboliihen Ct. Iu,
tonius.Bentcino in @nrocnpiQe, Dol.
tlmorc.Gountp.
Gin Hnnb Der Slommen II.
1ic 5obrif ser Colbert ono @ilion
Fertile Manufacturing Company, an
Hoilrooo.Ap in Clifton, Wo., iuuroe
ourd) cine beitiGe Sellersbrunit in
Iibe gelegt. Vie SingerIp 5euer.
fpebr ipor prompt CUR SteIe, ood
muBte ic lid oorulI beidrdnfen, Ole
an Die gnloge %ongren5enoen @obn.
BAUER 81 ihiieen, cine grbeit, iueId;s
ourd) Den beitig lUebcnben @eIhpino
iebr eritlpert wuroe. Die BeieQid)uit
erlitt einen ShdOen bon ca. $4,000.
Der bis gum Betrage bon $4,000
0urd geriiderung geoedt 1T. Gle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05

9aiebull. Die .SrioleS"
bdtten Die lesti1brigm Champions
bon Spronto geltcrn nube5u .lpeibs
gCwaiden"; in Ser letter Snning &C.
lang es Sen Sremoen, 5pei Huns 81
MADDEN. Die Score mllroe oaourd)
4 81 3 onitatt A 81 O.. lie geitrigen
Spiele ser 3ur u@oitern Seugue" ae-
borenbeu Clubs perlicieu, lpie iol9t:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
@cberci bot etuo 80 Eerionen Dc.
IhGitigung.
Cine gan5e Staot MntCr
Ocm s III err.

Wv ~ ~ u l : l
0cm Sommer.
Cine gauge Stobt, oos IN Mc't-
Tirginien belcgene .Eooen GitD".
miro am 70. 3. WttS. inter ben Sam,
nlcr tommen. Iie Stoot lit in ser
Mtittc 5luiid)en Nclp WortinSpiue uno
SiItcrSuillc gelegen uno umioBt ct
iua 900 Ndcr. Sn ocrlclben beiiuoen
lid) 5mei @~losb1rier, cine giieniiobrit.
cine Giicnbobn, cine StroBcnbobr.
Sinlc, Elm Shlilbolls, Gin Sotcl, 5luc,
@roccriccn, 100 Wobnbduler uno cine
Sono.S crbciicrungs. @cieuihoit. Ser
iebt pom Hid)ter W. $. @illia poli
arcisgcridt fir @etel.Gountp on0cs
oroncte mlftlonsmeiie Tcrfoui 0cc
Stoot lit Die Solge zines olti @runo
bco anfouis bes Stootgrumoea lei
tens her Eoocn Gdllep Company cnt
ltanbencn Ero5eiies. IoS Sebleu gu.
ter SonoitraBcn lit es. moourd) oil
Gntlutdlling Der Stoot poripie0cnO
bcbinoert luur0e.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-06-05
He Grasped the Idea.


'Tommy," said his teacher, ''the
words 'circumstantial evidence occur
in the lesson. Do you know what cir
cumstantial evidence is?"
Tommy replied that he did not.
''Well, will explain it to you by an
illustration. You know we have a
rule against eating apples in school,
Suppose some morning 1 should see
you in your seat with book held up
in front Of your face. I say nothing,
but presently I go around to where
you are sitting. You are busily study
ing your lesson, but I find that your
face is smeared, while under the edge
Of your slate I see the core of a fresh
ly eaten apple.
II should know just as, we'll as if
had caught you at it that you have
been eating an apple, although, Of
course, did not see you do it. That
is a case in which circumstantial evil
dence convicts you. Do you think you
know what It is now?"
Eyes, ma'am," said Tommy. cts
eating apples in school" - Youths
Companion
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-06-05
Curiosity Not StiIied.

A certain TOmbs prisoner landed in
Jail almost penniless. He was a man
who had figured in a number of the
towns shady transactions. and his
name was pretty well known. A few
days after his incarceration he wrote
to a friend asking for monthly allow
ance OF $40 to be continued during his
term of imprisonment: The friend, re-
member1ng past favors, RENTED the
amount each month during a period
that covered two trials and the long
time intervening. One day it occurred
to him to inquire into the manner of
expend1ng the allowance. He supposed
1t was used to buy occasional extra
meals, a few cigars and newspapers,
out just as a matter of curiosity he
asked for particulars. He found to
his establishment that the prisoner had
never ordered an extra meal and had
not smoked cigar all the time he had
been in JAIL
linen what in thunder" demanded
the man, "have you been doing with
that $40 month";"
Il subscribed to two press clipping
bureaus" replied the prisoner coolly.
You don't suppose, do you, that am
going to pass through this, the most
critical time Of my life, without find
ing out what everybody has got to say
about mea"-New York Times
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-06-05
The Star Chamber,

Perhaps the most beautiful and orig-
nal scene Of all In Mammoth cave is
the star chamber. At a point in the
Wen defined path one comes to the
brow Of gentle decltvtty and notes
that the roof of folded or fretted lime
stone had disappeared. The darkness
is impervious to the rays of the lamps
1.-THE star chamber" announces the
guide, and bidding his visitors to put
their fights out and to look up, he dis
appears up side passage. Slowly the
darkness above fghtens a little; then
stars come out one by one and twinkle
merr1ly as In real sky. A comet
shoots across the line of vision: then
the glory of the Milky Way appears.
The Illusion is perfect and the explana-
ton not far to seek.
The ceiling Is heavily coated with
manganese dioxide and has been
pierced here and there with snowy
crystals Of gypsum. The guides go be-
hind this ceiling, and the light from
their lamps produces the effect Of a
miniature armament with the crystals
Of gypsum for stars.-New York Post.
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Dewald

The man that had his corn plant
ed week ago, is the man that
wears the smile.
John Kiss and Amos Herman we're
over in Ransom after a couple loads
of hay last week.
Mrs. Albert Anderson is some
better but still very sick. She has
been very sick with an a0cess.
Eliza Long did trading in Worth
ington, Saturday.
Mrs. s. v. Colin did shopping IN
Worthington, Saturday.
DR.. Dolan made q professional
call south of Rushmore Sunday
Dewald is we'll supplied with fish
as people IN this vicinity are
catching them with their hands in
nearly every small creek and ra-
vine.
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Ganderbone's April Forecast.

Copyright 1908, by G. II. Rieth.)
It was the seventeenth of June,
And great was the convention
The vote was coming pretty soon,
And thrilling was the tension.
"Alabama!" cried the clerk,
And some there were who went daft
When aus. Marshal showed his head
Out in the seething mass and said:
"Count p for Taft!"
The Cannon men turned pale as ghosts
The Hughes men gasped for bre ath
The men for Fairbanks chung to posts
AS colorless as death.
"Arkansas!' the clerk exclaimed,
And the hall shook fore and aft
When spry postmaster, white of hair
Hoped to the maindeck of his chair,
And cried Eighteen for Taft"
The Fairbanks mon exuded groans.
And Cannon shed tears
And the Hughes men utter none but
means
That once had uttered cheers
california;" doomed the clerk,
And the whole convention laughed
When revenue collector rose
And whistled shrilly thru his nose,
"Count 20 more for Taft?"
The Hughes men looked at the Can
non men.
And they crawled out of their
chairs
And the Fairbanks fellows joined
them VIXEN
They pulled their Teddy Bears.
And they all rushed up on the center
stage 1884,,
As mea who had made ready.
And when the din and the tumult
died, s.@
And the dust had settled down in.
side, -. Z. 1>5 s
The candidate was Teddy.
And when Bill Taft discovers what
9 mean trick they have played him,
he'll shed his coat and go, to find the
man who has betrayed him. He'll
lumber up the White House steps,
with each jump growing warmer,
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Notes Of Mobiles County People
In and around Seattle, WASH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Berry Of
Everett are visiting their aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Bliss at
University Station. They expect to
stay until after the U. S. Battleship
Fleet leaves.
Roscoe Oxford was visiting in Bal
lard last week. He is on his way
east so as to help during harvest at
home.
Mr.. Leonard seems to be getting
homesick, we guess, for he has had
rheumatism of late.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Roshon are much
improved in health but are not taken
with the climate, because of too
much rain. Al looks as we'll in his
uniform as conductor as he did in his
uniform as police.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Mclean has been quaran tined for
diptheria. Their son-in-law E. A.
Church being confined to his bed.
Mrs. Merle Meacham sprained her
ankle so badly she was compelled to
walk with a crutch for several days.
Jay Wolven and Glen Baker are
guests at the Seneca Hotel. Jay is a
travelling salesman for hardware
firm in St. Louis and says he is doing
we'll. Glen is enjoying the trip.
Elliott Covey is visiting relatives
in and around Seattle.
Frank Turner was visiting friends
in Ballard and was escorted by VIM.
Mclean to the beach, to see the
Atlantic Fleet pass.
E. L. Nance is in Seattle visiting
a nephew who is sailor on the
battleship, New Jersey.
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Indian Lake Notes

Ernest Nystrom returned home
last Saturday from three weeks
visit in Worthington and Adrian.
Alvin Anderson returned last Sat
urday from Minneapolis where he
has been taking a six months course
at Bethel Academy.
The Band will hold lawn social
on the beautiful lawn of A. Hactor,
Thursday evening, June Il. Every
body welcome to come and enjoy
themselves. Good music and re-
freshments will be in attendance.
Ernest Thompson returned last
Saturday from Minneapolis where he
has been attending Bethel Academy
the past nine months.
The several road overseers have
begun working on the road but find
it rather muddy for good work.
Elmer Bilsten is suffering quite
badly from blood poison in one of
his feet.
Alfred Larson and Walter Saxon
were at Worthington last Saturday
as delegates from the band and met
the music cammittee of the Woodman
picnic and arrangements are now
completed so the band will be repre-
sented at the picnic.
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MOBILES COUNTY NOTES
Kinbrae.

The travelling auditor for the Lam.
pert Lumber Co. made their agent
here, Mr.. G.. P. Winchell, call on
Tuesday.
Mr.. erich" Erie went to Montana
the first of the week to obtain some
of "Uncle Sans" real estate. His
sister Leone departed at the same
time for Chicago.
Grandpa Schneider went to Mil
waukee a few days ago to visit his
daughters family.
Mrs. Winchell and family were
made happy on Monday by the ar
rival of a sister from Fairmont,
MINI.
Miss Grace Harding returned from
Cedaredge on Wednesday where she
has been teaching school the past
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. mike McGhln came
up from Lakefeld on Monday and
returned on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. McMaster
went to Lakefeld on Sunday to hear
a Memorial sermon preached by Rev.
Petrie of that place.