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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18
InlEtta ! H. llltl
llk. lIah @s,1
lslRl,g nlRIsn
~ iask Of Water Facilities Pro-
40 IN riremen from Saving the
2 6asdinss -sspsrsl.ors viii De
sa 10 Place Plugs Thsrs-Flre
{1rted n Barn BY Children.

sr15s the origin OF which is supposed
AVE been due to the carelessness
6lzdfes, destroyed the large barn.
: aksAouse and wagon shed Of MI.
md Diggs, while several other
E)dincs harrowiy escaped a like
~ On INST Hampton yesterday after
ln, Mr.. Digs loss will amount to
80 q not, more, and there was no
fdrsnce carried on the burned build.
- or their contents. 4
1xe IRE was discovered burning in
= barn shortly before 2 o'clock ano
- the entire barn. smoke house
= wagon shed were IN flames. me
Inn Vas given both In Hampton.
q Phoebus, but the Hampton ire
~ were unable to get the scene oil
= blase on account of the rebuilding
6ek Of the East Hampton bridge,
~ Rnuebus department made rec.
$ Tan from Phoebus to the fire. q
kauce Of probably three miles. and
1plendid work In putting out the
- With buckets Of water. as well a:
ysntirg the blaze from spreading
w Ne other buildings in the cluster
frame structures surrounding
destroyed property.
: ~ fact that the county board OF
aRsisors has not had a water plus
- Ia this thickly settled com
nv prevented the firemen' froT
lne the engine into use. Tier
1olute necessity for water plug
nj Hampton and the people q
4sctlon will likely 90 before the
M 1t It'd meeting next Wednesday
8emand better fire facilities. The
~ Of q water plug in the sector
Mud cause the property owners t.
Gnn0d some recognition frem tn
tanty supervisors.
TAe children around the neishbcr
nd were playing in the burned tnrr
1T before the fire was discovere'
u the Impression prevails tina. the
oFs must have leen smoking AM
q ere to the building by dropping ?
|1Ated match or cigarette.
Be13des losing his buildings, Mr.
l1egs suffered the loss also of a lo'
{ tuod stunts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18
TO USE vITRiFIEo BRICK.
Council Committee Decide Against thu
nissan Material for Streets.

Council Committee Decide Agains. the
Hassan Material for Streets.
At the joint meeting Of the street
and finance committees Of the city
counci! last night the decision was
reached to pave Locust street with
vi,rifcd brick. instead OF the Hassan
paving material. al. .......,....-
TIL COMMITTEES decided to request
the Newport N VS. & Old Point Rail
way and Electric Company. which Is
undr contract to pave the thorough
fare with Rsssan material. to adver-
tiie for lids en- the work for both
Hassan and :iIe yitrified brick and to
award the contract for the brick. The
city council viii pay the railway com
PAW the difference IN the price oil
the material ont Of the regular street
funds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18

FOR SAFE LARGE. YOUNG
mules: large work horses; fresh.
young mich COWS; second hand
double dairy wagon; I second hand,
two seat surry carriage. J. W.
Rowe Hampton, Va. G-17-1w-I
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18
: Habits Hold.

Does this car 20 to Twenty fourth
stroet?" inquired the elderly lady.
mo. ma'am. but have som' thing
Just as good" replied the conductor
who WAS formerly a drug clerk, 81
can let Won Of twice at Twelfth
street. "-Bohemian.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18

Pat enters car with cigar In his
mouth. .- -
Conductor--No smoking allowed
pai-Oi amt smokin'
Conductor-You're got a cigar In
your mouth.
i'at-Ap' Owe got a watch In m"
pocket and 1t amt gotn.'-Circlc Mag
azihe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18
Mrs. A. r, Rsnsone improving.

Mrs. A. r. Ransone improving.
Mrs. Ali r. Ranscne, who under
went v'ry serious operation In st.
Luks's hospital Richmond. on Mon.
day. wa reported as being very much
improved Yesterday and her recovery
is now cxpe ctcd TO be rapid Mrs.
Ransnne W Mt to Richmond Sunday
and upon the advice of DIR. Stuart Nc
Guirc submitted TO. the operation. Mr..
Ransone was with his wife and return
cd to the city Monday night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
Matters Personal :
Observation-Disclosures

= IRA. A. B. Banta aud daughtsr. Mis-.
lzEnJlon Banta. and Miss Carris Pitch
~ Hackenseck. n. J.. are the guest.
- Ar. and Mrs. Charles " Var
wagner. in East Hampton.
19r& l. ". Van Wagner. in Bail,
eleet, has as her guest. Miss Lor
psout. Il Baltimore
Rev. and Mrs Calvin Cumming, VIII,
lave been In Fredericksburg for saT
Nnl months. are the guests Of Mr.
~ Mrs. J. r. Haw. in ArmiStcah ave
Ira. Samuel Cumming return +
yesterday from visit af several
weeks with friends IN WASHINGTON.
III. c. ". Mead and daughter Mis-
eonie Mead. who have ben VISITING
N. and Mrs. r. C!sr Recs. in lee
SFeet, kff yesterday for their home
- Scister. No They We're a~c,r
ponied hack To Missouri nv Mr. Holm
~ Brovn and Miss Myra Dodson.
Master Bernahr Stainback. ri Hen
tSefsuu. ". G.. Is visiting his sun;
Nrs. Clifford Massenh"re. Of MALLORY
evs0ue.
bss Louis Tsylcr. after VII, n,
several DAYS with Mis- Ann, Mod
vort. ~ Victoria avpnuc, furacd IN
- hcme yesterday.
Mss Net,ie Montgomery rcf, -
>ereay for Charlottesville 70 attend IN,
s1Der school II methods.
~. ana Mrs. r = NaSx.nhur- IN
kbery syenaf. let yrs,-rdsy ~,
WnUtnkton. Del. ~ visi; their darr,
NJ. Hrs z L Hol,srlaw.
n. ana Mrs. W. J. Clnrs,o, -
~ Haven. Gem. are srcnd,ns ,h,,.
1oDeynoou with Nrs. penry RIOS, =,
= Dane syenne. Mrs. W W Er,
"a snd Mrs. Loretta EIIios, q, .o-
-. srs also the guests Of Mrs Ross
IA Assfcn CEenxhsx Iour, has
ps1es hon m extrpdsd yfSi, n
sefher, Cslcpci Daniel psrn,s
~, h Bsera VISTA
$3.50
- WespsN0 - Appesrsaces.
- . penny. sir. FOR some.
~ - axpspce IN yoar
80 tsat frs-
, - vsltef, dr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18
pREssYTeRiANs HERE rcoAv.
Two Train IosAs Of aiehmcnders Es
pceted n ouskroe.

Two Train eosdS OF NtcnmoooeSS GN'
pceted n ou>kroe.
Today wsH witness the LARGEST ex'
crrsIos, OF this season at Buckroe
Beach. when Inc united Sun1ay
schools CT the Presbyterisn church
in Richmoed will come down to the
p,r,,sr resort. Z. Us said that u
will require two trains TO bring the
Pre- JbyteriaBs here. o.
Every -aay for the next month there
win he m EXCURSION party ~ Buczrcc
and the resort. "a BY FAR this seas n.
nc ma,s, attractive IN years The
hotel is rapsdsy a'6ne Mp WITH sam-
mer tourists. while every might crowds
from Hampton. Phcebys. Newvorf
Nevs ar6 Ola Point attend. to enjoy
the thcafre. music and dancins-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-oR EXCHANGE. FRESH
cows. Also about 1000 pounds
country hams, breakfast bacon and
lard. Address CHAS. SEYTER,
Box 1853, PhOebus Va 52G-1m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18
Tsvcs Fem er,v,s;,'sr.

On sc-curt ~ rsrfs havfps 20
t~.ve. an IN q sossii,n 90 'rra rvr-
~ yeo<c m nice tT-ck fs-rn ar sdv
-1nn1px N Vegetables, fcr sfn na-snd
- nousmpssoa 6f TIRE seaee.
-. O LsckEY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18
,..e,n,,..,nt esek N the Resds.

rhr ersls- ~ olympia Chicasc and
u,vssord ana the monitor Nesafa-
h,v;or q. hoard the Apnapcits mid
salpuses. Who arc completing fher
annual cruise. stean~d into Hampton
Rn,as Dsst nieht and tn foar vrsSets
,,c nov anrborrd c6 the chamhcr'in
Heel The mi6shipmen gill remain
bcrc until sunday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18
and LiqluioT'sI;

I heiopg to the lost tribe that
\ strayed away from Dublin before
Moses sailed on the Red Sea I'm a
price cutteri I'm money mixer; I'm
the one that soils all straight wis
: kies retail At Wholesale prices. The
following high grade Toe Whtskfes
sell for &c . drink: Paul Jones Pure
Rye. Sherwood Rye Whisksy. Carroll
SPRINGS. pure Maryland Rye whiskey.
Parkwood Rye whiskey. Al Of the
above naIed WHISTLES are strictly
hisl grade: watch my pr1ces II you
dare. bea. re II you can Whisktes
, IN hu'k a; following prices: /
Old Nick Pure Rye. y pt. &c. i
SalFon .--.S-.-. .$A0V
LeonHd's Fsvortte. y pt- aec:
SH"n ..-.-..-.. ...'.....-.'S
Hunters RsI.imors RE-. = ~.
2oc: Eallpu ...--......-.,-...v Wv
MARYLAND Cluh. V pt, sc; gal
fno .......... .-.-..... ...>s!sv
PAIL Joucs Purc Rye. y u. 5ec:
gallon .-.--.------. -...-....SSes
Star A. Rye. gallon .SZW
Moss EuS-. gallon -.-.-...---...S-vo
LAKEWOOD Pure Rye. esisoo ...-yzeol
jefferson Pure Ryc, raiscu ....a:Is
Kentucky B,rrtou. eaisou ....-.U.seI
DoHhlc Stamp Gin, xsilcs 80. .-Ss9oi
The following hands u Casxcsais
Wines. Fort Sherry. Ca;awha. ca
ret eIscktcrry. n S.c per Ct: per
gallon. .Sc. FL
Pride Of Sc,tn Caronsa. . y~srs
oil. gallon ...... -.......-.-.-S -v'
Eummeili pr gallon ........-.1z@
Csryc'l SPRINGS. gsip0 ..-.,....ysses
xxxx Baker syrle4.ss :.Sass
R.LEon1k1'$ I
"a 70, srs 0oss,s Nova h
% AND - MgIlCN ST.
snosev.. Va 1pssss -
MAS. 8. o. FIELDS
Asir-dressine. Marcel Wave, shan
poe'ns- ksa',ur;no. Msssss'na.
Chirspodisf.
Facial and Scalp Treatment y
Sper!lffr
ia Wine strves, t<smptor. Va
'pNoes sc.
f3aia water Uscd.
Formerly q y. =. c1y.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18

serr- aeo~~y Tor rsc~bus F're-en.
adSjftcvai contributions ." the
yDo~Ars ~ mcn's r~nsSyiyahis trip
~er~ ans6up~~d Yesterday - f'll"wa:
y . ORR. -: tarccr Brothers. $40:
p !. Daily. IS: ~ wssserman. s..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18
rsus Brains.

rsxseh hysiciars declare ira.
fa-,,rs hes11s fc n; four kinds The
Io.cs,s ausp I ptarnS The minds That
arc s,,rsrbR1 Fea'ly by alcohol. tea
and o.hry lr1 and by Impressions
dsrivcs - seus"s The second
rrupn $500 the infant prodisics.
who's. ,-eensc hl powers ware In
middle - "" 'h:rd group are
crn-,,-sS - RcaSNd Csscs. usually
,e-u,u,:sue g. insanity The fourth
and b,ens< np Is that ~ true
repiysss - p"~e's remain unin-
paired usS d s'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18
,,,,,es,s Au,iI,sry to Negro eIks.

vso,wes's Auxiliary TO Negro eIks-
80 ssste corporation commission IN
p,rSmced has granted the following
charter;
rrs SisscrhS-d o; E1ts ~ the
vsrr,s. Hapspsop Mamie v Hodscs.
rrc-,aeet. Hampton: Emma v. Kelley.
serrrsary, Norfolk. Frances Young.
,rcsSurcr. NcrfcTt. No capital .incs,
peS-vo!enf and literary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18

Nv. and Mrs. Calvin Cumming. wh,,
ave been In Fredericksburg for ssT
Nni months. are the guests Of Mr..
- Mrs. J. r. HaS. in hrmiStcat ave
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18

e Ma I. N. Van Wagner. in Ball.
sseet, has as her guest. Miss Loy
Trout. II Baltimore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18

urs. Samuel Cumming return Z
yesterday from a visit Of several
weeks with friends IN WASHINGTON.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18

IA Ashfon CTenxhsS lone, Ia,
sseS hon m extcpdsd visit n
Wsher, Cslcpc' Daniel psrnls
-. b Bsera VISTA.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18

5 Ira. A. B. Banta AID daughtsr. Mis-.
8nylon banta. and Miss CARR Pitch
y Hackenseck. n. J.. are the guest,
II 2r. and Mrs Charles W Var
WAGNER. in East Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18

Mss Nc.,ie Montgomery Icn 20.
Sefeay Tor Chario;icSviIle 70 attend ia,
MINER schoo. ~ methods
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18

= Mss Louis Taylcr. after visit nj
eeversi DAYS with Miss Anna Wcp4
vast. a Victoria avenuc. iuracd IN
~ home YESTERDAY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-18

hr. c. W. Mead and daughter Mis-
4eonfe Mead. who have ben VISITING
~. and Mrs. r. C!sv Recs, in lee
sReef kff yesterday for their home
- Sclster. No. They were acc,n.
Honted hack 10 Missouri nv Mr.. John
~. Brown and Miss MYra nndsnn
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-01-30


The hearing on the reasonableness
of the valuation placed in the prop
erty of the Manitowoc Water Works
company by D. Pence, expert engineer
of the state, has been up before the
railroad commission of Wisconsin. The
company is contending that the valu-
t4tion placed on some of the machinery
pipe mains under the river anil the
ground where the wells are located is
too low. The company also asks for
liberal allowance for it's value as a
going concern. The city contends that
the states valuation Of the property
is in many respects too high and
should be lowered. The states valu-
alton is $223,000 w. L. Tarbet of
Chicago, tax commissioner Of the ILL
nois Central Railway company, ap-
peared before the Wisconsin state tax
commission and asked that the valua-
ton placed on the property of his
company in this state be reduced. The
commission last month fixed the value
Of such property at $1,000,000, which
is the same as it has been for three
years. Mr.. Tarbet emphasized the fact
that the lines of his company in this
state were lean and Improbable. The
tax commission held hearing on the
preliminary valuation Of the property
of the Chicago & Northwestern, Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. paul and Chi
cago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
roads.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-01-30
Wisconsin Postal Receipts.

Postmaster e. W. Keyes gave out
the statement and figures which show
the gross receipts of the Is principal
post offices of the state for the calen-
dar years of 1906 and 1907, as well as
the weight of mail dispatched from
each office during the last six months.
These tables are compiled from fig.
ures furnished by the pOstmasters at
the cities named upon the request of
Judge Keyes. 1t is noted that every
city in the list shows an increase in
it's postal receipts over the preceding
year, and the figures show that the
total receipts of the Is offices named
for 1907 represent an increase Of
$213, 1858 over the calendar year 1906.
The record for the year shows that
two have been added to the list of
first-class post offices in Wisconsin,
Beloit and Appleton. An office is rated
as 'first-class" when it's receipts eX-
coed $4,000 per annum. The list in
cludes all cities in the state with a
population of over 10000. Following
are the figures:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-01-30

of Client there is a set of artificial
teeth found in a tomb at Orvieto with
jewels and Etruscan vases; he gives
the date as from 5000 to 5000 years
before Christ. In collection of an
tique surgical apparatus made by DR..
LambroS there is an artificial denture
found iii a tomb at Tanagra, near
Thebes, which is believed to belong
TO the third or fourth century before
the Christian era Teeth stopped with
gold have been found in Greek tombs.
In the temple of Apollo at Delphi
there was. according to Erasistratus.
a nephew of Aristotle and physician
to Seleucas Nicator king of Syria, S54
B. c., a leaden instrument which was
used in the extraction of teeth; OBJ
viously an instrument of lead could
have been used only for loose teeth.
In the laws of the II tables made by
the Roman Decemvirs in $50 B. c. it
was expressly forbidden to bury or
burn gold with dead bodies. except
wnen used for wiring the teeth. In the
construction of false teeth recourse
was had by the ancients to bone and
aorn; sometimes human tseth we're
ezaplo.sd.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-01-30

ture Of the controversy regarding the
Temple library" at Nippud the lit
erary features of the inscriptions are
of most immediate interest. The
boundary stone erected under Ne
buchadrezzar l., which is under special
consideration, contains a transcription
of "a magnificent and typical Baby
lonian hymn" The stone was found
at Nippur on the northwest side of
the Ziggurat, within the temple area,
by DR.. Haynes, in February, 1896, at
the close of the third Babylonian ex-
petition of the University of Pennsyl-
vania. 1t is a conical block of black
limestone, 40 centimenters in height
and 1872 centimeters in circumference
at the middle. The inscription con-
sists of heading of two lines placed
among symbols at the top, and 155
lines of text, arranged in five columns
The stone is slightly damaged, but
the few lines which have been partly
lost have been almost completely re-
stored from the context. The stone
has several features not found in
OIISl VI llAAo hliO' OnS 10
a drawing of the piece of land to
which the inscription relates. The
second is a beautiful hymn to Ellil at
the beginning of the inscription. Dr.
Hinke says that ''it is the finest Ellil
hymn which has been found thus far
fifty celebrating the majesty and power
of the god of Nippur. In some of its
expressions it approaches the psalms of
the Old Testament"
The inscription recites the historical
circumstances under which the land
was given to Nusku-ibni, high digni-
tary of Elkur, the temple OF Ellil at
Nippur. declares curses upon any of
ficia. who appropriates the land or
interfereS with the rights of the own
er. and offers an invocation to the
gods and asks them to mete out GER
tain punishmentS to an offender. The
names of IA witnesses of the grant
are given. The symbols at the top of
the stone are outlines of shrines, orna-
mented with a spearhead. a Dointed
shaft, a skepter a tiara, the head of a
lion. the head of vulture, scorpion,
a five-pointed star, a crescent, a sun
disk, lightning fork. serpents, a tor
toise, etc.
The translation given by DR.. Hinke
of the hymn to Ellil is as follows:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-01-30

There must have been great
mass of religious literature in exist
ence. There must have been in use
hymns to all the gods, in practically
every cult. for in Nippur not only
Ellil, but most of the other divinities
of the middle east were worshiped.
There must also have been large mum
bers of inscriptions, omen texts. etc,
which are to be claSSed under the
head of literature. Thousands of these
texts have been found at Nippur, and
we have many of them at the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania. One of our
staff is now working at the translation
of religious texts. Other volumes en-
bodying the results of study of the tab
let's have been projected and will be
published in due order. | would not
be surprised if national epic should
eventually be found in part or whole
in Babylonian tablets.
The question as to what the depos-
tory of all this material shall be
called. whether temple library or
something else. is of comparatively
trivial Importance, although it admits.
of course, OF some discussion. The
temple was certainly the chief insti-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-01-30

Ellil-the lofty lord, the ruler of heaven
and earth,
the prince, the lord of all,
the king Of the great gods. whose equal
as a god
does not exist in heaven and on earth,
upon the giving of whose command the
Igigi
PROSTATE themselves, reverently pay hon.
ana upon whose decision the Anunnaki
wait in submissive awe, stand in humble
fear,
the lord of lords, the word of whose
mouth
no sod can set aside,
the potentate of the Anunnaki, the lord
of the bIackheaded.
the sovereign of lands. the ruler of king
domS.
The god whose splendor is overwhelming
90 and filled with brilliancy,
with whose glory the whole extent of
all habitations and all dwellings. are
clothed,
with whose majesty the lands are. COW
cred.
whose rule cannot be rivaled. whose di-
vinity cannot be equaled
whose decision is weIghty, whose COM
mand is lofty,
wonderful,
who rules heaven and earth, who Sus-
tains the lands,
who calls the faithful shepherd, who APP
points the governor of the earth.
forever-with the light of his gracious
countenance. with his shining face
he looked faithfully upon Nebuchadrez-
Ear. the prince. his favorite.
who is devoted to his sanctuaries and
that he might shepherd Shumar and
Akhad
that he might renew the sanctuaries OF
the city of dwellings,
and regulate the tithes of Ekur and Nip
pur,
he broke the weapon of his enemy and
the scepter of his enemy he placed in his
hand
a life of eternal days he granted to him
and
above any preceding king he magnified
his name.
Because of the regulation of the tithes
of Ekur, because of the magnificent
sacrifices,
because of the rich gifts and the treas
ures (laid) before Ellil,
because of the prostrationS, with which
the lord and the son of the lord,
with which to Ellil and Ninib he showed
his respectful reverence,
because of the utterance of applications,
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May Publish stenographic Report.

1t was intimated to representative
OF the Philadelphia Ledger by a trus-
tee of the university that the board
might yet determine to give to the
public the stenographic reports of the
hearings in the Hilprecht matter. held
by its special committee i'll 1905. In
this connection the statement was
made that the verdict of the commit
tee generating Prof. Hilprecht was
purposely couched in mild language
in order that it might not wound the
feelings of certain members of the
university who had conscientiously
believed that he should be compelled
to answer formally the charges made
b. Rev Dr. John F. Peters of New
York and others
AS this considerable course has not
won their appreciation" it was added
IAN entirely different one may be
adopted"
OF course. no official of the univer
sity will concede at this time that
the board is at all likely to reverse its
action of 1905 or to take any steps
which will mean the severance Of
Prof Hilprecht's relations with the
institution.
There is said to be disposition on
the part of the trustees 10 rely upon
the results of the examination of tab
let's brought from Nippur that has
been in constant progress at the Mu-
scum of Archaeology during the last
two years and half to obliterate the
unfortunate effect of the revelations of
DR.. Peters, Prof. Prince of Columbia
university, and Mrs. Haynes as to the
real nature of the discoveries at Nip
pur. in their bearing upon Prof Hill
precht's publications 1t is declared
that the translation of the tablets,
which until the beginning of the CON
trovcrsy had remained for five years
boxed UP in the cellars Of the museum,
is Yielding results of the most brilliant
character, far exceeding the expecta,
lions to Babylonia.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-01-30
FULL MEASURE OF SUCCESS.
What More Could Proud Parent Ask
of College Youth?

When Dave Fultz was playing ball
few years ago he was visited by
brother. who adored his big, handsome
ball-playing brother. and who was for
ever telling about some instance that
had occurred when Dave was still
cleaning knowledge from school books
One of the older brothers stories
dealt with the time that Dave was 60
ing to Brown university.
1t seems that the big brother and
the father had taken a little flying
trip up to see the future ball player,
and at this time Dave had made the
position of fullback on the varsity
football team.
The two had arrived in Providence
just after Brown university had
trimmed Amherst, and in consequence
the student body of the victorious
college was celebrating.
Among a crowd of hefty college
athletes who were whooping things
up bit and who were singing college