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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-04-25
Kinq Alfonso's Horoscope.

Repeated rumors concerning King
Alfonso's death bring to mind his
horoscope of twelve years ago. This
was said to be almost as fortunate as
Queen Victorias. Spain will become
very prosperous under his reign, and
he will live to be an old man. He Will
enjoy good health, but be liable to
weakness Of the stomach, liver and In
testines He will also have some kid
ney trouble if he does not lead tenn
perate life. He will marry early In
life and will be very fortunate in his
marriage. His wife will live to a good
old age. but he will outliye her. She
may bring him three children, only one
of which may live. He will meet with
many accidents, particularly to the
head, face and abdomen, and Is very
likely to get a scar on his face that he
will carry through life. His horoscope
is fortunate for overcoming his ene-
mics both in war and diplomacy
New York Press.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-04-25
Don't Live In New Houses.

Why is q new house unhealthful?
That is a question which has been
asked by many and answered by few
And yet the reason is obvious. In the
construction of just one medium sized
house it is estimated that over 10000
gallons Of water is used. This water
does not evaporate so quickly as it
would in the air and sunlight, but lies
near the surface Of the earth and un-
der the house and in the walls Of the
cellar; hence the house is damp, and
damp houses foster illness. A house
that has been standing for year or
so is much more healthful than new
one.-Minneapolis Journal.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-04-25
nHis Office Clothes"

Maggie was that rare creation, per-
feet laundress, and the Jones family
rejoiced in her, with the exception Of
Mr.. Jones, who said that he did not
approve of Maggie starching bis pa
jamas, and Mrs. Jones promised that
Maggie should be spoken to.
Maggie" she began automatically;
"you need not be so very particular
about Mr.. Jones pajamas. Don't
starch them at all. Just iron them out
smoothly"
Maggie looked at Mrs. Jones reprov-
ingly. "Sure, ma'am," she responded,
81 don't begrudge the work. It's mesilf
wants Mr.. Jones' Office clothes to look
as well as I can make 'em."-Youth's
Companion.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-04-25
The Tuscan Farmer.

The Tuscan peasant stands in the pc
culiar position of being neither a pro-
prietor nor a dependent, writes Helen
Zimmern in the Youths Companion.
He is instead the partner in an indus
try. According to this method or
farming which is called meZzadria,
the proprietor of the land pays all the
taxes. advances all money required,
furnishes capital for the purchase OF
cattle and keeps in repair the dwelling
house. The peasant in return works
the fields, attends to the live stock and
to other home industries, sells the
products-in short is the absolute mas
ter of the land that is confded to him.
He works the soil exactly as If 1t were
his own, and then, at stated intervals
in the year, divides the products and
profits with the real owner.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-04-25
Cheerinn Him Up.

Little Elmer-Grampa, why do you
look so sad? Grampa-I was just
thinking Here | am sixty years OF
age, and | have never done anything
that will be likely to make posterity
remember me. Little Elmer-Oh, well,
don't worry. Mebby you'll still have
chance to live in history as some.
bOdY's grandfather.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-04-25
a. Collector of Coin.

Ostend-Pa, what Is numismatist!
PA numismatist, my son, is a col
lector of coins. Ostend-And, pa2 Pa
Well, my son? Ostend-Is head wait
er a matist?-Chicago News.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-04-25
Couldn't Risk IL.

First Sportswoman (after jumping
stile)-Come along. Do have a try!
Second Sportswoman-Oh, it's all very
well for you to risk your neck, but
Pm going to be married next week.
Punch
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-04-25
Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership,

Notice is hereby given that on Janu-
arv 1st. 1908, the firm of w. n. Co.
nant, Henry W. Conant and William
r. Conant, heretofore partners under
the firm name and style of w. N; Co
nant & Son., doing business at Chin
Colleague, cote Va, was dissolved, W. n; y
Conant retiring from said firm on said
date. The business ever since salo
date, has been and will continue to De
carried on by the said Henry W. 20
nant and William T. Conant, unoer
the old firm name and style OF w. N
Conant & Son, to wnom all indepueo,
ness to the old firm is payable anu
who assume all its liabilities.
W. N. Conant,
{ Henry W. Conant,
| VIM. 7. Conant.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-04-25

This to ESPECIALLY invite the people Of Of e AccGmack nm"a
County and vicinity to POcomoke to see our eX @ oil % e ne O
m Inc Of nanos dspaved so near you the largest store Oh
its kind this side of Wilmington. Besides the
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-04-25
PRETTY Short,

Barber-Pretty short, sir? Customer
We'll, yes, am. Just put it down on
the slate, will you? Much obliged to
you for speaking of it.-London Tit
Bits.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-04-25

Sometimes a noble failure serves the
world as faithfully as a distinguished
ccess.-Dowden.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-04-25

The carrier pigeon was in use by the
state department Of the Ottoman en-
pire as early as the fourteenth CEN
tury.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-04-25

mo. r. and ]. HARRY REV.
Attorneys-at-Law.
oaices-Accomac G. H. and FsrKs s
lev At Accomac G. H., every "eu-
Vii practice in all the courts OR the
Eastern Shore of Virginia.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-04-25
The Essentials of Faith.

ls this doctrine Of the cross that has
been the basis of the triumphs of Chris
tianity? The harvest of souls that has
come in every generation as a reward
to the faithful preacher has been won
by that doctrine and no other, and we
therefore go forth to preach the same
doctrine, assured that we shall have
the same success.
But there is another cause which has
been the means Of making the spiritual
harvests white for the reapers, and
that is separation of the church from
the state, There has been ever since
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-30
Sespcrabus ali benz 3iid5n8s.

2oui SpilIe, 8p., 80. Gcj. -
2aut 5ciepbon.N ahriftcn Gus Gon'
bile. Ip., baben 9errp Siniplon,
Rube @eit, George Sailep u1o Die
ouoereil, an benz fiirjlid,en aitfrubr
s1t StearnS, &p., betbeiliaten @e-
birgsbe!uobner mGbreno Ser LESTER
Nod)t ibr Eager 81 Faint Rod, ap,
perluiien mo iiilo iiber ole 8rct5e
mad, Scott purip, Tenn, gcanngen,
sic laacrn iett ndbe Weit's friibcrer
Seimatb. nnlgeben bon thermometer,
mo Srctmocn, lnb ibre Stellimg lit
jcBt iormiou6lcr, oils ie. Gir Stauts'
beborbe miro lid berHilbcn, oaS ab'
Ienoen BON 9lmocstruppen ae9en Die
0esperaoos 5lt ueranlaIien.
Trantorn u t, &n., 20. 0e5. -
Nad) bier eingetroffenen Nohriften
ideint iid) 8crrp Simpion nod, in
aentudp 81 beiinben. Gr rief bettc
bon Eine anot aus ben 8oltperllerr
8illion per Sclepbon oiti, utto M
ierbielt lid, bo Der 8oilOernel.r niht
onipcienb mar, init beiien Eripatle-
tretar Mcaen5ie Sooo. Gr lagte
ocmielben, or ici feilt 10 iflimner
9cspcrooo, ipic maudc 2cilte gloiib-
ten. lno er ipiinide. Dem 8ouuer1citr
Irffldrung ooriiber 81 geben. Gr
Iagte ieooh gtidltS BON aapitulotion
Sp1ter licb inn Der @ouperneur Die
@eriiheritng Sligcbcn ,oaB CT, imSaac
or iidl ergebe, polen Sdput 9cgell
Mob . @emaltthotiafeif erbaIten lper-
DC. g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-30
Sicrsebn Sabre 3mdltbaus fir 8nef.

Gan 6roncisco, 80. Gej.
Nbtdbdim @itcf bet'" iibtriiibrtc
o9oobIcr" nno friibcre NmuaIt mro
9erotber oes @r-Wapors Shmib, er.
belt belltc iein llrtbeil. GaIiclbe
Iaiitet aiti IA Sabre 3udtbai,s lmo
buroe bon Ritter u. :, 2mplor &C.
'fdIlt, mcId)er I'M Hnef'iden Yro5eiie
ocn Ioriit iiibrtc. Ger Yro5eB en-
octc befurmtli6 am 10. Te5ember
nit Riiei'S lleberfiibrlmg uno Dos
llrtbeil wilrbc ieitoem nlebrere Malr
pcridloben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-30
Tulgt Ieimcm Subne in Den Cob.

EbilaoeIpbia, 90. 2e3.
j. 5. 9eder, beiieu ichsiGbriscr
,Sobn &obert 9eder Glide Gage Dor
@eibnud)ten bon Dem alltomobil beS
6rls. 9orotbp Sitter, elmer porneb.
men iitn9en Came, i%iberiabrcn inns
getootet ipllroe, besins beilte in iei.
ner bieligen @obnung Selbitmoro
o,irb grldieBell. Gr ioll nod DEM
1ooc Ieines Sobnes cine grube Slim-
me 8clo bon 3omoro Sitter, Dem
Satcr Der iungen Came, crbuIten bo-
ben, ober oie 6interblicbencn crflG.
reli, tic fpiiBten nif)ts oouon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-30
Sod Elm SeniationsprO5eF.

----------- DID,
6rau Orb lrno hire Sttpeiter tpegeH
Grmor6irug oes Qapitdn3 Z.
CLAYTON Orb, @atteu Ser @rItp.
rem, Dor 8eritt. AngcfIoate
pIoioiren nnitt iduISig."
Te6ia. ga, 90. Gc3. - Scrtc
besaun Der Ero5eB gcgen 6ruu 81.
6lorence Orb uno ibrc Stuelter
6rau Catherine 9ciieI lpegen ser ont
6. Sftober 5. 5. oeriibtcti @rmor.
otng ocS GopitGuS :. GIapton Orb,
oes @otten Ser @rItercn. Srau geiieI
Ioll ben SduB abaciulert boberL mel
der ben Captain Orb in ieinem 2onb,
baitle Neo Gables, nnbe Gtlloge
@reCn, i6Otete, mo lire Sd)neIter lit
ais ibrc Mitid1lbige anget,agt. Der
6aIl bat cine 9cpiiic AebnIitfeit nit
Dem @oil8- Ero5eiie, inbem 6rau Sci.
IcI ibrcn Sd)ipaScr i'm 9ciieiu ibrer
Sd)tueIter nieocr9eidoiien babcu
loll. Nltd) bier luiQ Der oiicntlid)c
Nutldger, 0iitrittsonpaIt WcIuoe.
%bemeilcn, ooB ciu GompIot 5miid)en
Den bcioen %sSrnueu oocr ood ipenig-
items Die porbeoad)te Abiidlt bon Ell
uer Seitc, ben GopitGn um3ubrin,
9Crt, beItnnoeu babe.
Is iino gera0e eli gSod)en bcr, oab
Gupit0n Orb, Der betauntc Foli1ifer
tt philadelphia INTO %cinitmolige &c.
tretdr bes a~llmadtigen 8oiieS Der re-
pubIitonild)cn Moidline, Ssrael @.
Gurbam, bon Der 0ano ieiuer
SdmG0eriu itarb. Sn ser uiunitteIbo.
rem 9tGbe BON Gc0 @nbIeS, no Grb
Elm SonIerhcim beioB. rno no bie
Sbat aeid)ob, lit ooS Sntereiie OH ben
&crbonbliiugen faum e%eritgcr, ais in
philadelphia inter Cribs 5obIrciden
poIitiihen Srcrmoen.
Die Scrtbcioigung bat etpo 80
3ell8en an oer @nub, 0lrd) pcid)c lie'
uad5ulueiielr iiid)eu miro, bab Die
beioen SdJpeltcrt, in 9otblpebr ban.
bclten utlb ocsbnIb irei5uipred)cn
icicn. Iie 3euaen ioIIen ersGblen,
iuie Orb INNER uuircmolidJ ino OBJ
itoBeno ge8eu ieinc Srau uno iciuo.
'cIid gcgen icinc Sdpp6gerin geIpeicu
lei luo @ciben bGiliig nit forperli.
der @eualt georobt babe.
Fem Staate itetcn cben 10 pielc
3elt5en 5ur G%eriii9ung, borniter
3inimcrmaod)eu lnb 5ormorbeiter.
WcIdje bic grb'id)en Gbe1pirren, mel
DIE bdlliig Die Spoltcn Der VbiIoocl-
pbier 3citungcn iiiutcn, bon ciiler
aiiocten Scite bcIeiid,tell iollell. Ser
Tro5eb oiirite miltOeitcta ,lpei @o.
helr IN glniprlld) nebnleu uub ienia
iiontllr eiirbiillltt8tn brirlGellS. settle
ipnrbe crit nit Ser s[uSlpohl ser Sc
ltiporenell bcgonnen, naf)oent beioe
Glgetlogte ynift idruloig" pIoioirt
batter.
tS pGtcr. 0ic ,Silrp NOR I'M
a ltbr Nadlnlitta9& id,olt poQS1blig.
Worgen miro baS 3%cl,genurrbGr cr
offnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-30
@iebcr cin ltnglid anf Der nSonth.
crn 8ahn."

@afbington .. g., 30. Seq
Ger un'S.15 beute @ormittag ben
bicr obecganseue Yoit. nno Nerio'
netsua ger: 80 Der .S%oiltbern 9abn"
lpuroe lin $50 bel,te abeno 5rt
Stofeslanb, 3D., iefs Meilen iiio-
lid, DON Ionpile, ourd] cine ialidge'
iteIte g1eife 5unr gntglciien &c
broft. aofomotipflbrer 5atteriielo
fam um's 9eben uto Der oils Sei3er
anaelielIte Neger Gapis, ionic meb.
rere Boitclerfs erlitten 9~erlesnneen.
Comet man meiB, entfamet, ate
Naiiaaierc nbre Shaocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-30
Mnsiatigcr iuiro iuibcripcultia.

Wplb III to 3. s.; 30. Eei,
Sobn Carrie, Der TllSiGtige ans
Noro-Garolina, lpeIter lett lan9erer
3cit bier iiolirt gcbaItcn miro, peiit
lett 5luci Molloteil Die ibm perabreid)
te Meoi5in 5ilriif ulo crflGrt, ooB er
lid)t NIT ansiob bcbaitet lei. gr
Iagt ipeiter, Die Hesicrlug berallbe
ibn un6ercd,tigter @eiie leiner Srei,
belt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-30
Seri6attete 8erslcute.
40 bis so Mrbeiter in Sroheuoer Sc.
beHssefabr.
Chr SdidiaI nod ungepiB.

Sbr ShidiaI nod mngepiB.
Nbrubam @uef in San Srdns
cisco 3l pier3ebn Sobreu 3>idt'
bans perllrtbeilt. 9entllfier
GesperaboS auf Dem 3iid3uge.-
SIR 6iibrer u%uterbdlt lid, per
Selepbon nit Dem 8oupernclr.
Ero5eB 9c9elt tSrau Orb mo
hire SdiueIter IN Meoia begon
men. - STRENGTHENING uno Sc
bensperIult auf Der ~Sontbern
0abI."
Roanofc, 8a., 20. Ge5. -
Sarge 9erid)te iiber cine 81 Gid
0randL 8u., e%ingetretele 8rllbens
fataItropbe lan8eu beilte Nbeno bier
on. 40 biz GO 8rllbenarbeitcr lollen
hort M elmer 3ed)e ucrid)iittet lein.
lulb bis 6 llbr bellte glbeno lit eS Der
Hettungsmannihait nityt moglih &C.
peierL sil ibnen uor5ubrinaen. Cas-
,Snrcre oes @erfeS itebt in Slant
men uno lit nit Raild) g~eiiillt.
Sid Brand lieat an Der Eocaboit'
tbs, 0ipiiion Der .Horfolf 4 @eiteru
9abu" uro bat feiuen telegropbiihen
&ertebr. Seine i%ioIirte Gage mahteS
mmoglit. ioiort udbere 9tad)ridacE
iiber ouS llngliid i'll erlongen.
Sm bieiigcn Salptquartier Der
Ipriotf IT,. @eitern gabn miro mitee.
tbeilt, DAP Die meiiteu 9ergleutc Der
8egeno oieie @od)e ieicrn. unb OoB
oaber lhmerlidy mcbr oils 80 bis
SO Wonn in Der betreiienoen 3ed)e
an ser Irbcit iparen, ol8 oic beutigc
grplolion eir1rat. SieS geid)ab &c
gen 4 llbr Tadmitiag. Die Sid
9rond) 3ete Itebt oent G%crncbnlen
nod) in 8erbinblng NIT elmer 5pei.
ten 3ed)c auf Der on6eren Seitc oes
9erges, uuo m6glidlcr 8eiIe lit al,d}
oieie 3cd)e il, 0titieioenidoft 9e3oacr
iporoeu. Die llriad)e Der GrploIion
fam crit uad) elmer griinOlidlen I'M
teriud)uug crlmittelt ipcroeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-30
Daani.Grica wieoer einmn! bccn6rt.

No8ale8, Nri5v 80. 0e5.
Ger longe arica init oen 9oq,,i, 81.
biancrn, i'll lueldlem 10 pieIe Mtcn.
idlcn, cinid)IieBlih elmer betrGttli.
den 3obl amerifoner. um's 2ebcl,
fanieil, i'll hurd) eincn jlpiid)cn Dem
8ollucrnellr oes StonteS Sonoru II.
oen orci Saliptlin9cu Der Daqris &C..
id,loIienen Srieoenspcrtrog bee,loet
mproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-30
germiid)tc tclesraphiid)c 9epciden.

@ori 2on1boat. Der inoianiife
@etttailfet, lpelfcr fiir5lid) i'm sra.
bilon Sanare Garden" slt Ielp.Dort
ben Stalienet Goranbo I'M Warns
tbofr.R eiincit beiieGte, bat iid in 90
rollto nit 6rl. loretta Moraclc Der
be%irotbet.
SSn Sos angeles, Gal, lit bas
vSccioentol 3otcl" nad) ciuer Grplo.
lion bon SeIiarben.8 orrGtben bitrf
Teier 5eritort ,porben. Gie @Gite.
100 an Der 3abl, entfamen l,luer.
'ebrt. 3Dei 8euerpebrIeiite truseil
BET oen aoIhor6eiten 8erleeunseit
oopon. 9ranoifnoei, 100000.
- .N. a.H faH H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-30
@rimmiae aaIte.

Su ganj 3citidIuno herr'tt &C.
genrp6rtia itrcngitcr SroNt. On Der
lin 5cigt oa3 9bermomctcr 10 @roo
@cliius inter Gull (QIcit ! @rao
Nabrcnbeitl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01

married Tuesday 90 Mr.. Walter
Boone IL the manrs OF tho First
Presbyterian church by Rev NJ
A Matthews
Planola Recital.
Mr. aeorEa II Raymond was the
sololst last evening at the planola
recital in lohnaton'u hall.
Ramps
Aiiah Tina kampa and Mr. VII
liam James were married Monday
BY Rev. NJ A. Matthews IA the
naflofH of the First Presbyterian
church both were from Oak liar.
bar. Wash
Murray smelter.
Al the hbnio ol he bride Monday
evening War performed the mar.
rlaEe Of MirA GLADYS y. Murray to
Nj Garnet = Smciter Rev al.
\. Matthews. ID IA. % fssaied
ere-srram We Fpsesst Club.
10 y aite les o. dAs ell be c.is
bI ss.ed NeosssisS siiernsnn. 8af
4 o. tho esr hers ~ The ProeFsae
I've fb0usht e,ah IN honor Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01

regular nakug Dlsh offered the Saturday buyers
third than ts worth The Dish 10 mt
d with enamsicd Inner pan aud a metal rims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
IS I'LL
p;,ht Rev. Henry Potter
Taken Sick and Must
Quil Work.

..rw YoRK. May g. The "sh'
~, Henry c. Potter , e',a' W, ~ = :.
sF'''p -, m toda, th" re ha
,o,e. 60 slve up his eha1'R
"a -, !, ,se'ss vso hay, seen ,.l,., him
se>e ~ y due 20 oNerWofh
aud - .,.a breakdown has hten
RI - ~ree 10 stomach a"' '''''
ieSs.,p e,ecr b = ys .sa, !, cid !.
us pas = % ovi his disilnsalzh
usfle.. y 4 No very sick man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
GROUND TO DEATH


- 1HfhNN ffN@"f
BAN FRANCISCO. May H.
Death under the wheels of big
San Mateo electric car was the
fate OF John TAohornen. " teamnter
employed by dairy, NJ z o'clock
this morning Two OF his horses
we're also killed TRohornen was
driving far out ON Misslon gt when
the car. running al full speed.
crashed into the heavy wagon. lie
Was thrown under the wheels of
he ear aud instantly killed Motor
man Walter =. Lockwood. who WAS
driving the ear WIS arrested on a
charge OF granddaughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01

Via Annie ny sclclp vaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01
DISORDERS IN CHINA
COY Ususs Press.)

tHASdHAt. May Grave dis.
orders have bronsn oar. osLhe ~
the new taKntsn. on the bords, "
the provineea Of Nsgnn Holi snn
li0 Han
The French mlseinnu Ia the eif1
Of fing Ahans were destroyed. the
Manifestations yamun. or court. vss
burned. and the prisoners were lib
Grated.
Troopa have been dispatched 10
queli the Disturbances. which. Il ia
feared. may sNtend 10 othsr regions
The cause of the outbreak b. thu
big iueronse in the tan 10 compen
sate fur the ioas 81 revenue from
TIE opium trade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01

Fuller Mrs sethur = iiagsott and
Mra II At Roberts
". y. c. serve Dinner.
The John 4 Miller w. T. G., viii
serve dinner to the public tomof
ruw. MAY 2. from n a IA. to ! 30
n m a. the x. of =. hall In the
evunink the ladies OF the corps vii
entertain the comrades and their
friends The corna meets the frat
and third Saturdays OF each month
at the X of =. hall.
orthepedle Hospital Meeting
The regular meeting of the board
Of trustees II the ChlldrenH Ortho
podlo hospital was helt0 TODAY IN
the Chamber ol Commerce
punkciburger hopkins
Miss Nellie \ nuukclburEer and
Earl WAYNE Hopkins. both of olVm
nla. We're married "Wednesday al
tire paflnra OF the First pruHhYtr
fisu church b, Rev NJ A. MAJ
ihvN's
stick els tteor-.
Miss Annie N.y slcckcln Waa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-01

memory OF Nine n. +. nlayatshy
Councilman Max Wafdcll will give
an address A special musical and
literary program has been prepared
RssueahmentH will he served by the
eo6Isl committee Tho club will OBJ.
serve the day AZ tho home OF Mrs.
l.. =. bush. $50 belmont ay. n.
Stevens Relief Corps.
The stevens Woman's Relief
Corps gave a May day entertain
ment today At the home or Mrs.
llumes. Cade station. Dunlap.
Y. W. c. A.
4 house warming will be given
this evening by the committee OF
the Young Women'E Christian Assoc
station who have charge OF the
slfla y " G. A. boarding home.
tslG sixth av W Friends OF the
aHsossa t,ssa are cordially invited ~
oo prss.s.us
o A. 4 Naoti1s.
Tn@fe vHs n iarlSe uuno o4s P}rts
eat 81 he April mt,'ting OF HainleF
chapter. q A n, sith Ars Melvin
Garter on Tue sdAs sgtsrneoa
tiaht new members vsgs hamittsd
and four aames vure proposed fsys
membership The regent gave an
aeeount Of the enjoyable state COZ,
ventioa which wan held IA Tacoma
two weeks aeo The literary and
musical part Of the program was
In ehafae Of Mrs. John y Condor
dra. Ivan Ili land sang effectively
several selections and Miss Frye Z
able paper ou Child Slaves IN
America Waa tstoned 20 with
much interest. A delightful social
hour foilowed. during which re.
freshmeutn were served b. the
hostess and heF daughters.
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Fine assortment u spring lsmh
aud hame dressed chickens for
i1aster ut tho Band Bon Market.
io0 First sss
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one ROCKEFELLER MORE THAN EQUALS
20 COMMON FOLKS WITH p. 0. DEPT.

UTICA, ~ ", Oct g6.~aYou can't
heat The Rockefeller "pun" with the
government
My dear senator" writes the
Standard OH messenger boy, and
Ike magic dlsagroeahlc little feat
urcs ~ proposed trust legislation
are eliminated,
The latest servant % tho nee
pui TO hot foot to tho assistance
81 Americas richest family ~ Post
master George Won 1. Meyer, No
one has been kind enough to
"awipo" the secret correspondence
In this latest standard OH scandal
but p'reps tho meusenser boy =
epistle @ tho postmaster general
read something iike this.
NV dear General, AZ your earliest
convenience please have the post
offico az Derrick. y. y, closed, and
the postoftice az BAY Pond. n, y
continued, Mr. VIM. kockefellefH
friends and servants would be
greatly iasonveniencea II there were
no postolfice at Hay Pond Der
rick Is not Important.
This will be greatly appreciated,
aud II w can rcelprecatc u VIII
be our RKSensSNg p hAqRaesi ANU 9iifSf'S'
Bling Bana rhat sound comes
from the closing doors 81 the little
Derrick postofflce,
Wm Rockefeller owns a hunting
park IN the Adirondack Of $4,000
acres BAY Pond Is the station
Armed guards are employed the
rear around 20 kecp trespa sscrs from
entering the sacred precincts 81 tho
enormous estate. Persons who have
dared % fish In the Rockefeller
rivers or climb the Rockefeller
mountains have been arrested and
fined VIM. Rockefeller has spent
iess than enc month at this estate
during the nine years that he has
owned IT, But his children so there
and fish from the streams stocked
BY the state and shoot deer that are
asiven OF iurcd into the pArk ~ the
Rockefeller ruarda
the lust o. possession u tho only
explanation that has been made OF
Rockefeller's reason for holding the
great nonpr0duclpg tract which he
never sees, but IL mainly used ~
servants Ia HIS employ.
Derrick h. seven miles from RaY
Pond. inhabited hy as families u
seems that The postal autngrities
decided that either the postofuce AZ
Derrick OF tho one at hAN feea
would have 10 hdiacontinucd, Al
Ray Pond there Is one tamllf Wat
az VIM Rockefeller. And, uf course
the rs families OF Derrick got the
worst % the new deaf
There g. Indignation among tnetn
They must nov SO 90 kaN tQna ~
their mail How &c do that ana
not be fined for trespass u pufsle