davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oakes times., 1908-11-12
Math,m.tie. At Oxford.

There is an interesting story which
shows the disposition Of Oxford to
ward mathematics. A venerable dor
who had bought half a dozen books al
81. Cd. each requested the bookseller
to give him piece Of paper for the
purpose Of arriving at the amount. He
then wrote down 3s. Cd. six times, one
under the other, and was slowly add
ing them up when the shopman ven
tured to point out the shorter method
Of multiplying one So. Cd. by 6. "Dea,
mel" exclaimed the don. "Really, tina,
10 most ingenious, most ingenious.
The Oakes times., 1908-11-12

Governor Cummins of Iowa has had
several setbacks in his ambition to
reach the United States senate. Twice
had he been sent home with his hopes
almost blasted-but now he is coming
into his own. This is the history of
every man who attempts to reach the
national senate by the reform route
The big endorsement given Governor
Cummins last week is but another
evidence that the people will eventually
have their own way.
The Oakes times., 1908-11-12
THE SENATORIAL PUZZLE.

Whatever may be the result of the
result of the contest for United Estates
senator in this state, itscan be said of
Tom Marshall that he conducted clean
and manly campaign. He took his cause
directly before the republican....electors
of this state, and The Times believes
that had only republicans participated
in the vote Tom Marshall would have
been endorsed last week for the United
States senate.
The Times admires the fight put up
by Tom Marshall. We doubt if there
is another man in the state that could
make the same showing under such
adverse circumstances. The machine
fought him at eve1y turn, they fabri-
Gated and misrepresented, but Tom
kept his eyes to the front and walked
on in the same path he had mapped out.
1t was no even contest. The opposition
to him had the money and the organiza-
tion and he had to depend on financing
his own campaign and perfecting his
own organization. This was no easy
matter when it came to covering state
such as ours. If any one doubts this
statement let him try it. Still with all
the opposition-and it was the field
against him-he came within less than
thousand votes Of winning out.
Tom Marshall is not ashamed of the
showing he made. It was an unequal
contest from the start. The old gang
resorted to every trick of the business
to beat him. Naturally he had the
people with him, and it was interesting
to watch the tactics of the machine at
their work of undoing. They know
now that Tom Marshall was hard
man to beat. They know that they
never before went up against a harder
proposition in this state, and that Tom
had them guessing on more than one
count.
While the editor writes this he is
away down at the old habitat in Wis
consin. He does not know what Tom
Marshall intends to do next winter in
the legislature. He does have half a
notion that now that Alex. Mckenzie
has named what he claims as his candi-
date for the senate, that he does not
intend to see him elected. The old
gang has no more use for M. N. John
son in the United States senate than
they have for Tom Marshall. It is
said that the plan was to keep the
Marshall and johnson vote so closely
together that neither would give up
for the other and that Mckenzie would
yet name his undoubtedly Hans
brough.
However, it may be, Tom Marshall is
not through yet with North Dakota
politics. His friends in the state are
loyal, and they will insist that the
people be given a square deal.
The Oakes times., 1908-11-12
KATHLEEN mAvouRNEEN.

]ATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN, the
~ gray dawn ID breaking,
Tho horn Of the hunter 10 heard
on the hill.
The lark from her light wing the
night dew 10 shaking.
Kathleen Mavourneen. what. slumber.
Ing still2
Oh. hast thou forgotten how soon We
must sever?
oh. hast thou forgotten this day We
must part7
It may be for years. and It may be for
oh. Why art thou silent. thou vo,c. Of
my hearth
Kathleen MavouIneen. awake from thy
slumbers.
The blue mountains glow in the suns
golden light.
All, where is the spell that once hung on
thy numbers?
Arise in thy beauty. thou star of my
night.
Mavourneen. Mavourneen. my sad tears
are falling
To think that from Erin and thee ]
must part!
II may be for years. and it may be for
ever!
Then why art thou silent, thou voice OF
my heart? Mrs. Crawford.
The Oakes times., 1908-11-12
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
Entered as second-class matter January 81
ESe6, at the postoffice at Oakes, North Dakota,
xnder the Act of Congress Of March 3, 1879.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1908

The Times is naturally pleased at the
nice endorsement given by the people
of this county to the republican ticket
last week. And we have reason to
believe that those who voted that ticket
will have no reason to regret it. While
there were good men opposing the re-
publicans they were carrying around
the democratic hoodoo on their shoul-
ders-and that will defeat most any
good man.
The Oakes times., 1908-11-12
MEMORY.

n ~ mind lets 60 thousand things,
Like dates Of wars and deaths
N Of kings,
i" And yet recalls the very hour
Twas noon BY yondsr Village
tower,
And on the last blue noon In Nay
The wind came brislkly up this way,
Cr1sping the brook beside tho road:
Then. pausing here, sst down it, load
OF Pine scents and shook listloasly
Two pstals from that Wild rose tree.
-Thonas Bailey AldF1ch,
The Oakes times., 1908-11-12
The CAKES TIMES
ALEX. r. WRIGHT

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Nuslonc.
Crete Reier
Weeen Ermordung ibres Rrau-
tigaffls zum Tcde
verurteilt.
Jap. fl1inistsrkrisis.
Der kSnig von Wiirttembers
maebt cine Luftsebiff-
fabrt.
Lucanus erkrankt.
ScbIimme naebriebten vom
k0lner Dom.

Ser in Sreiberg in Sa6le.1
perbanoelte 9ro5eB Ser 8urgerlnet-
5terstohter @rete 8eier lit gu @noc.
9ie Mngeflagte murbe bon BEN Sc.
i1morenen nad fur5er 8eratung ein-
itimnnig i6uloig befunoen ibren Ser
lobten ben Sberingenieur 8reBlcr
bon Gbemnisb nit falter l1eberle,
gung eridoiiell gu baben. Das ltr-
tell lalltete altf SOB ollrd Senfers.
bon6.
Qns gofio, ser @alptltaot 50.
pan's, fonlmt Die gea9ri9t, oaB
oas iopaniide Minilterium reiigniert
bat.
&onig @ilbelm bon @urtten=
berg uno feline 5rau baben cine
Sabrt in Dem 3eppelin'iben 2uft=
ihiff genaht.
Ser gbef bes Gipilfabinets beg
aaiiers, BirfI. @ebeilner gfat Or.
b. 2ucanus, bat einen Shlaganfan
erlitten. Sci ben bobell Sitter Serrn
b. 2ucanus' - er lit am "a. Wiai
1881 geboren, begt man Be-
fiir1tungen Inn iein @ieoerauffom=
men, trotbem Der @nfan MIR ein
leidter gemeien lit.
Die &ommiiiion fir oen Sol
ner 0om lit an ibre slrbeit gegall-
gen, llno Die @rgebniiie ibrer bishe-
riger llnteriuhung iino menig er=
freuli9. @enn au9 oie &onltruftipn
oes geipaltigen 9auperfs als nod
our6aus ji6er befunoen ipuroe, 10
ereab iid bod, oaB oas fltnitpolle
SteinbauertperF lno Die pra6tigel
Srnamellte, Die Die fiinlteril6e @ir=
flung oes Mauertperfs pollenoen, Der
8ernibtung nabe iino. @enn oas
@eitein beriibrt miro, 10 5erfdilt cs
pie Stanb. Die Sabrbunoerte ba-
ben an Dem Recommendation perbce-
reno geipirft. Nah Dem ltrteil Ser
&omniiiion piiroen Die @ieoerber-
itellnngsfoiten gail5 enorm iein.
SIM nor6-oitliben Seil Der liio-
amerifaniiden &epublif grgentinien
tit cine &eoolution ausgebro6en.
gs lit befanntgegeben iporoell,
oaB @roBber5og 5riebrid) bon 9a=
ben Die 8ldne 5ur Henopierung Der
Seioelberger SbloBruinen gut9ehei=
ben babe. Die sSrage oes Wieberauf-
bans oes Shloiies lit in oen Ieb-
ten feds Ssabren beiB untitritten &c.
meien.
Sn gebeiner Sisung bat Die
pbiloiopbiide Sofultdt Der 8erIiner
llniDeriitat ben naieler 8rofeiior 8erll.
baro abaelebnt.
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= glrnutt lit oie ein5ige 2olt, oie
ihmerer miro, ie mebr baron trogell.
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Grperintentiert tttbt.
SIR iuerbet fein @eriebem MAIDEN,
luenn SIR 0en Stat bteier 8e-
iuobnertn bDn San glntpnio
fDlat.

gerna6laiiigt nielnals Cure geieren.
@enn Sbr Sbmer5en i'm Giiden
babt S6nierigfeiten I'M l1ririeren
S6minoelanfane, Merboiitdt, 10 lit
es 3eit, 5u banoeln nn6 nidt 5u er-
perin1entieren. @s itl1o alles SDntp-
tome bon geierenfronfbeit uno SIR
ioltet gu6 na6 einem Mittel ulnIe-
ben, oaB bafiir befannt lit, oie geie-
rem 5u beilen.
9oan's geieren 9illen iino oas
Mittel, oas SIR eebrau6en rliiBt.
&ein 3med, 5u erperimentieren. @5ie
baben peridieoene iblimme Sdne IN
San slntonio gebeilt. SoIet oem
Gat elmer 8elpobnerin bon 5an Mn-
tonic uno perbet ebenfans eebeilt.
SrauG. 8. SeIto n, 600 gbe-
nne 6, Gan 9ntonio, Seras, iagt:
uSeit langer 3eit litt i6 iopol an
einem glaien-, mie geierenleioen.
Sd gebrau6te neri6ie6ene Weittel,
oo6 Die beri9afften mir feine grIeid-
ternng. Sd Iitt iebr bieI an einen
beftigen 5dmer5 INT Hiiden Ser 5lt-
meilen 10 i6limn ipurbe, oaB i6 mid
fanm tpieoer al1f5uribten bernto6te,
fpenn ib mid gebiidt bate. Sd
batte @nfdle bon S9pinoel nnb
mar banfig iebr idpad. Sd borte,
oaB Doan's Nieren-Giaen iebr marm
enpfoblen iperoen tnb 10 faufte i9
mir i'm gerar Drug Store cine
S6a6tel uno begann iie an gebrau-
den Sd NOR bo6it 5ufrieoen nit
Dem &eiultat. Mein 3uitanb beiierte
iid nod Ser eriten Doie, in fur5er
3eit lieB Ser S9ner5 na6 unb iebt,
nadoem ib eine S6a6teI genommen
babe, tit feline Spur bon Nieren-
fronfbeit mebr porbanben. Sd be-
tro6te 9oan's geieren=Biaen als elm
bo6it pirfiarnes Weittel fir glaien-
uno Hiere1leioen.
Gum 8erfarf BEL ollen Sanolern.
Breis so Gents. Softer Milburn
90, Buffalo, Seem Sort, alleinige
@genten fir oie Ser. Staoten.
@rinnert gu9 oes Namens -
9 9oan's 3 = nno nebn1t feine an-
0eren.
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GlepelanS @orte.

8ie ernit es gIebelano nit ieinelt
Ffli6ten nabm, aeigen iei1e slus-
lprii6e, BON oenen einig bier fol-
gen: Gin offentli6es glnlt lit cifl
gertrauenspoiten. sos &e9t Der
Gegierung bon Sen 8iirgern Sri
but 5ll erbeben, lit auf bas tpirflib
Notpenoiee beihrdnft. 9lnes, ipas
peiter bonn 8olfe genpnltnen miro,
als nottpenoig lit gum 5dute ourb
Die &egierung, lit ni6t beiier, aIs
9faub." Glepelano pfleete gu Iagen:
sd mia lieber i'm gfeht, als Bra-
lioent iein" @r fannte nur cine
Warime oie Bflidterfiiaung, oenr
2anoe uno ieinem sln1te eeeerliiber.
gines Der farafteriitil6en @orte
@lepelanos lautete:: Set tbe greli.
oencp go TO bell!" (2aBf Die 8raii-
oentidaft gum altfuf gebenD Gs
mar gegen Gnoe ieines eriten Mnnts.
terminus I'M Sabre 1887 ols Glepe-
lono feline beriibntte Earif-8otFhaft
ibrieb, oie Ben @auboouen gait.
er oo6te nidt on iid, feline 3ufunft,
nod an Die sS1terelien ieiner 8or-
tel ltno ols ibm Sreunoe oariiber
Woritellnngen ma6ten, fragte er fiibf:
vSit es nibt re6t?" llno oa iie bas
ni6t perneinen fonnten, rief er:
Damn labt Die Hralioentihaft anr
anfuf gebenl" gIepelano tat oen
ansipru6: sd CLAUDE an cine
fraftige Bartei =@nbdngIi6feit, tucl6c
Die legitimen 8orteile Ser Bartei-
ftloht fibert, aber Gorteien tperben
bonn @olfe gerna6t, nno i6 bin. nidt
piaens, nit @iiien meine 3ultiln.
nung 81 bloBen Bartei- -MoBreael1l
gu geben melde Die Bolts ssnterei-
len opfern ooer aud MIR gefabrben.
Sie Braiibenti6oft Der Hereinafter
Staaten lit oas Hepoiitorilm oes
golfsmillens uuo Ser Golfsmod,t.
| Sil ietnen @eli6tsfreis iollte aud, Ser
S6ub uno Die @oblfobrt oes ein-
fadltei 8iirgers falen itno oas Sc
lub aus Dem entfernteiten @infel
oes 9anoes INN &e6t nno @eredtis-
tett lollte angebort meroen. sssrgeno
cine Sa6e, Die nert III, oaB fir iie
gefampft miro, iit inert, bab big gum
Gnoe oafiir gefdmpft miro. Seffel,t-
li6e 9eamte iin6 9iener oes @oIfes.
Sbre Bfli6t beltebt oorin, oie Hedte
oes Tolfes 5u mabren uno 5u BE-
| l6iiben nno fir feline @pbIfobrt bas
8elo 81 berlpenoen, mel6es iie aIs
Steuer entridtet baben."
0iele 9lusiprii6e farafterilieren
ben Warn, Der inn 2eben Elm 8orbiIS
Der belten amerifoniihen 8iirgertll.
genoen mar. (9alt. 9. Corr
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S!sras a ..

Die 9eantten in Del 8io he.
ftreiten auf's gntidieoenite, oab oie
8eiduloigungen nelhe Die meri-
faniide Regierung eesen iie erbobal
Bot, tuabr feien. Die merifanifde
Negierung bate bebauptet fie battell
bic Eeilnebmer an Dem ueberfan auf
2as 9acas rubig nod Del Hio fom,
men laifen, ia batten iogar eeltat-
tet, oab iie ibre 8ertpunoeten bort
bin bradten.
Sn Der Ndbe bon 9ooo GitD,
6annin County, raunten atpei 3iige
Der 9eras & Hacific 8abn 5uianl,
men. Ser grpreB-Meiienger Jitdj
ipnroe idmer perlebt unb mebrerc
Der 9aiiasiere empfineen leidtere
gerlesungen.
Der gaptiitenpreoieer 6eagir
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6Glt iuas es beripridlt.

.Dr. Sings Neue @ntoedung lit
ein Mtittel, bas balt mas es ber-
ipribt, fagt Srau 6. 81. Bierion bon
auburn Centre, 8a, ags fitrierte
mid bon einem alteti Soils 1tno 2ur-
geiileiber, neldes anoere Weittel ,tllr
5eitneile linoerten nno ib BIN iiber-
5eugt, oab es balb cine perfefte Sur
nadt." Dieies beriibnlte Weittel fir
Suiten, grfdltllng, Sals nnb Gum
gen lit ST baben BEL 9lo. 9reiB unb
81. gobn & 60. 80 gts. lmo ST.
IrobeflQihe frei.
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aus Beaumont lpuroe in Dem flei-
men 9rte China, gleid no6oem er
eine 8reoiet sebalten batte bonn
8lis eri6logen.
= Sim Is. unb 49, 9eopenber
ion in Corpus Gbriiti eine Siehpol-
ier-&onpelltion abgebalten iperoelt.
Sn Der geabt BON 9onnerIteg
auf 5reitog lit in 81 GoIo Ser
ibiperlte &egeu ieit Dem Sabre 1882,
ie6s uno Elm balber 3oa in 5tuei
Stunoen, gefaaell. 3pei Mallner
iino i'm 9fio @ranoe ertrunfen.
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Sebt, auf ct. gernbbarb's So6'n Die
Rrdiiter iprieben nno 9ebeibu, aus bez
ren Gait man RiIlen I6afft, @eiunos
belt 3n berleib'n @enn es am @tu6ls
gang Sir 9ebrit1t, 70 i,inn' iofort, nno
5og're ridt ct. Bernard 2ranterpillen
elm; 5tpei MAIDEN ianft Die 9Grme rein;
biz regular Der Gang gum Srt, fabr'
9n NIT gleiher 9olis fort. 9ann fo1nnt
Der glppetit auf's geu'. Oh iBt fir
3tpeie nteirer Sreu, uno Du beromti II
nad bollem Sii6, fiiblit Sid 70 friIf
als fDie Elm Slid. = Sir 25 Gents BEL
Ipotlefern 3it baben
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Snlanr.
Granddaughter.
Sieben Personen um's Lsbsn
gekcmfnerl
Won Hmsissn sstStst.
Erntnnung Won kemmissaren
fir die pbilippinsn.
Tornado.
Won Hmsisen gstStst.
Tornado.
Joe Chandler Harris In Htlan-
ia esstcrben.
Qurdl cine Grplofion

Dnrh cine grploiion pon
5euerperfsforpern geriet oas @ebali-
De, in benz fid oas @ei6dft Don
&resge & 60. IN Glebelano befano,
in 8rano. Siebell M6oden, oie i'm
8aiement, nrnlittelbar nnter Dem
Malu1, in 6eln oie grploiion itatt-
falto, arbeiteten, famen nnl's 2ebell
uno ungefdbr Elm Dusenb anoerer
Mrbeiterinren Die aus ben Jenitern
Der oberen StoftDerfe ipringen woll-
ten, murben fdiper Derlest.
sSn Der @egello BON Genie,
Sflaboma, geriet ein fleines Mao-
den i1amens gelIa Deiiber in einen
9alfen roter 4meiien uno iunroe bon
ben Eieren 10 5ugeridtet, oaB es
ftarb.
Yrdiioent HooiebeIt mahte Sic
folge116en @rnennungen: IS. gante-
ron 6orbes BON Maifaduietts, @i5e-
Z @ouperneur Der YbiIippinen; ferner
au Mitsliebern Ser 8biIippitlen-4on1.
mi1fion: @regoria Mraneta aus Ma-
Mia, Netpton @. Gilbert bon SSn.
biana nno &afael Halna, Elm Sifi-
pino.
Sn Sort Sunmers, Neu-Meri
TO, fam flint Herionen ourh eillcn
Sornaoo urn's 2eben uto pier3ig
ipnroen peres.
Ser 6hriftiteller Sssoel gbano=
Ter Sarris, Der 8erfaiier Ser Uncle
@emusN -@efdidten, lit in gltlanta,
Georgia, geitorben.
@eim Bau bes iitbmilben &a-
nails iinb 3. st. 21,086 9lrbeiter be-
fb1ftigt. Seit nebreren Wonaten
berlaiien Soie europ1iidell Mrbeiter
5u Eauienoen Die &anal5one, um
etlttpeoer nit ben eriparten @eloerll
nod Der aIten &eilnat 3uriidaufeb.
ren, ooer fid nod Nraiilierl uno Sir
gntinien, mo- gaulenoe bon gilen-
babnarbeitern gebraudt tperoen, 3ll
begeben.
Sn einem 9auIe an Mibigall
sDenue ipnroe in gbicago Der 3eid-
nam elmer Grou gefunben, beren
1irnIhale 6urh eth itltnlpfes Snltru.
ment 5ertriinlert tporoen mar. Muber.
benz pies Der a0rper Spuren am
9alie auf, 0ie barnuf fbIieBen lai.
jen bob Der M0roer lein Spfer
Geipiirgt batte; elm anebeI itaf in,
Nllllbe, 9dnoe unb 6iiBe tpareu
bnr9 @etttiider gebunoen, Der Geld.
nam lag, BON 8ettiidern beoedt, aui
benz 6uBbooei1 in elmer 8Iutflahe
Die errner6ete Dame NOR nit eineml
geluiiien S. s. Napmono am Conn,
tag nod oem 9auie 1914 Midigar
MDenue gefommen,mo Die heioen aIs
Mann itno Grau eingeidrieben tpitr'
ben. NnDmono iit ieit Sonntae
Mbeno Deridipunoen uno Die BoliSeI
itebt Dor einem @ebeilnniiie, iotpobl
mas bic SoentitGt Der grmor6eter
als aud Die oes Woroers, lopie Der
Mufentbaltsort HaDmonos betrifft
Berf6ie0ene 8riefe tpuroen gefltn
ben, bic an W2rs. 6. 9bornpioi
ooreiiierf iDaren. Waebrere Sdmlld
laden fpl,roen ebenfaas borgefitn
ben.
= Sn Del Monte, gal., lit @ear
Momiral Ebomas geitorbeu.
5n Cos glngeles uno San Die
go, Gal, bat man 6reitog morget
leidte eroit6Be geipiirt.
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osn Spnpl n1nhte cir

SSlt Segel nabte elm bon
Meaior @roB, Dem gbef Der 2ltfr-
idifferabteilung, fonitruierter neuer
lenfbarer 8aIlon feline erlte 9robe-
fabrt. 9ieielbe ertpies ii6 iiber al
les Grparten erfolsreid. Ger POI
Sub lange, 33 Sub I'M 0ur6melier
meiienoe uno BON 5ipei Wotoren Don
lie Is Bferoefrdften getriebene gol.
Ion blieb anoertbalb Stunben in Sen
2iiften uno geborhte ieben 9rudc
1es Steuers.
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gSie ans EilSen oemeloet mir

= Nie aus Billen gemel0et MIRO,
lit Ser &eierpelelttnant Soc5ian, Ser
nit Der grin5eiiin stmalie 2uiie bon
Siiritenberg bur6gegongene slllge=
itelte einer 8iener 9lutomobilfir-
ma, nit ietner graut aus Der
Sdmei8 beirngefebrt lno bot oas
ltonoesonltlihe slufgebot ungeneloef.
Der offentlide slnidlag iit gleid-
5eitiq IN Iilien, mo 0ie 8rin5eiiin
5ultanoig lit, uno III @ien Dem
Seimotswobnlib aoc5ions, beitellt
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Sn eiltem 9orfe nabe Der rlti.
iiiden Staot Gberion iit cine sSrolt
nnter Der slnflage perboftet poroen,
tbren flint ainoern nit elmer glrt
Den 9opf obgei6logen 5u boben.
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7 DAYS
FOR THE
PRICE

kept abreast with the times and has
taken an essential part in lifes vary
ing duties. During her protracted
helpIessness her interests in life con-
tinued. She was happily. able To con-
tinue her life-habit of reading and TO
the end kept well informed as TO the
worlds doings and especially was
deeply interested in our own national
issues
Her siege of paralysis was solaced
by a caretaking which seems almost
unparalleled in skin and patient love.
II is remembered that through the
entire period of sixteen months the
sufferer was not known to utter. one
murmur of repining while slowly
wearing 10 the end her peaceful and
blessed life.
One son and three daughters sur
vive-William, Mrs. Addie Jones. Miss
Flora Stigle man and Mrs. Olive Wild
man. Also two grandchildren Percy
Jones and Mary Wildman.
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The Hog Nosed Viper.

The hog nosed viper is found in
southern New Mexico and Arizona.
sometimes wandering as far north az
Gallup and Lamy. 1t is, however, not
common anywhere in the American
southwest although in parts OF old
Mexico it is a terrible scourge. 1t is
about as ugly creature as one can
well imagine. taking its name from its
turned up nose that strangely carica-
lures a hogs snout. Over its eyes are
two horns like scales. somewhat SINH
lar to chauffeur's goggles. 1t rarely
attains a length of more than eighteen
inches. 1t hides in the sand. which is
exactly the same color as its body, so
that one is likely to provoke ii to wrath
by treading upon II without noticing
it Many sheep herders have been f.
tally bitten by it. The fanGs Of this
ugly creature are precisely similar TO
those of the RATHER and its venom fully
as deadly.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
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as likely that the prize would go to
the young congressman There is a
strong disposition to let New York
name the second man.
New York should get the nomin-
alton as a compensation for the
"cursing out" she got at the hands of
the anti-Bryan men for her failure to
lead the revolt against Bryan. They
say that had New York took the lead
against Bryan he could not be NOM
mated. One man, high in the councils
of the anti-Bryan element declared
bitterly. when asked his opinion of
the situation, Bryan will be nominal
ed by a convention in which not a
third of the delegates want him and
it is all the fault of New York"
New York Not Spoken Yet.
This sentiment was Endorsed by
several others of the party. New
York, by the way has not yet declared
herself. She will do that as to both
president and vice-presldent at the
caucus this afternoon. That the dec
laration will be for Bryan and prob
ably for Harrison is the general opin-
ion. The time is past when even New
ing a successful movement against
Bryan's nomination, if there ever was
any chance.
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the stern oesan RAPIDLY to fill. IN tS!s
Those who can swim jump overheard
and make for the boatsv' but the Of
ficers begged the soldiers not to, as the
boat with the women and children
would be swamped. They were young
men in the prime of life, with all be-
fore then, yet 10 one moved, nor did
any sign Of terror or fear escape them.
Lower and lower sank the vessel into
the deadly sea. The old transport
shivered, gave final plunge and dis
appeared. carrying with her the band
of heroes on deck and those working
below at the pumps.
Men of all ages and ranks they were
the colonel and the drummer boy, Of
ficers of gentle birth and men from the
workshop, the plow and the mine. but
all animated with the same heroic
resolution. fortitude and chivalry-as
cool as though they had been on their
parade ground, with as much courage
as In action in the field. few man.
aged to cling to the rigging of the
mainmast, part of which remained out
of water. while others got hold of float
ing pieces of wood and were eventually
rescued. but of fourteen officers and
ass men no fewer than nine officers
and $40 men persisted. many falling
prey to the attacks of the sharks,
which surrounded the ship in shoals,
waiting for their victims. Every wo-
man and child was saved.
Perhaps the greatest compliment ever
paid to the memory of the brave was
the order Of the king of Prussia for
the account of the wreck of the Birken-
head to be read on three successive
parades at the head of every regiment
in his army. and it was spoken Of in
every school in Prussia and Germany.
London Globe.