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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06

6 t e ii p OF Q 81 n.
|5fen-Gelemorfens Dampifibsial-
lfab bar bepiIeet 10000 &roner til
8pgning at ct MT Glib, iom ifal ipt-
tes i &urtigrlte mellem Sfirn %
Notob6en n91te @ar. Suren ifal %
gigres paa 3 elmer moo MI 5.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-31
SIampro ILsItlio.

Cada veE ue We mas ConcurEido 81 como
,cido establecimiento de moda de la calle
de San Francisco elias Novsdades" Ai
gusn meEeeiando 81 julto fayor del p6bli
co de la ciudad de a isla que allf acude
Z obtsnsr Cuantoa aEtiCuloG aon neceHREiOs
para toCadoE, adornou de tTpje, dc gabinete
' uaIa etc. EsenciN RnaI, elegantiaimau
sombrillas, tsTgstaB ''pohtsIcs'' de Ia ma
yor novedad, paIamAneFia, cort@I. alfam
bras, iugustsI de s'biscuit'', adoFnos de
uombreroa, oortinAB, todo On flo 10 que de.
be encontraEae en- un eltsbleCimiento de
suta clans, 20 e1Cuentra ALI 6pretioz CON
Aaniente1-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-31

Ci6n dol poF que Ee ttme que yendo pro
yectoB de ley uuo para gefioTitaB y otro
para i6yenes, ,~pueda uuo q otFo seE derFo'
tado. Qqe POGO le imports que Bs sigan
mandando mas j6venes ebtudiar para
abogado & los Estado8 UnidoG, pueB mien'
tEas mas haYa meior % que cRda vez hay
mas Ritio en donde colocGTloR Que las
BtfoYitas tienen muchoI mas mediog de
dssenvolveTEe aun On Ptr. Rio mejoF que
los hombreg, y qQe poE mss que no quiere
pFivar lstas de su dertIho eatndi.r, no
debs ponarBe 4 los j6venes puertorriqua'
MS On peligro de que no proyecto de ley
para syudREleH alcanzar loB Conocimieu'
mientoB Que mafianR pueden ueTviE de mn
cha utilidad al pals, lsa derrOtAdO On 81
Conuejo poI pEefsTiE uno dediCado & Be19'
FitaB.
Elmflor ViaB dice que Iients que 81 He.
nor Tizol hays empequefiscido Ii idea del
proyecto de Icy one ss discute puesto que
81 m6vii de sl eB que ge aumgnten las fsci'
lidades para que los i6vsnes de eBta iSla
yayan eAtudiaE caTreFas que RealmOnta
puedan mAilana redundaT en benefici0 del
psis. No favoFeciendo una deteFminada
Claaa aino ampIiando "A esfsER de lRB CO
El61Aa 4U9 AUy B9 e-ssAAAA''AA 20 SNSAo~ 49,
pueblo da Puerto Rico, ss dscir no solo
epyiar i6vsnes 4 eatudisE la caEreEs de
abogado que degpues de todo no tsndI6n
an gran poEYaniT Ga deaempefiaF una ps'
quefis plaza de ineS en- una aldeR con 40
8 so dollars de suicide u mes. Que Be
neCs-itan mss iDgsnierol, meoknico1, quf'
mioeu, e'ectriciBtaB demks t6CniOos de
esta tndoIe ca el pals que 10 miGmo qu0
los abogadol haE6n an gran bien 81 paiI.
Que Lar D. iaEitAs pueyto4RiguHiag nor otFa
parte, pudisran trasE meioEel benefcis1 Il
pais qus los miamos hombEal, difundiendo
/ II inIt ucci6n , Yobn1tecisndo Il iluutEa'
Ci6n On Ioa hogaEeI de Il i1la, qus elias
han de BeguiF fernando.
Qae us ContinuaF6n enviAndo dc sss
modo. oenOritss j6venes, sgtu1iar lo-
Estadoa Unidos
ApEobsdo con 81 veto ca contra del Bs'
nor Tizol.
El lefior Torres pide - reoonuideTs Il
aaCCi61 20, Que bay .qua ssalPacifcaE Cia
Eaments 81 nfmero do alumnon que e be-
] 6veans ID 81. plana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-31
GaIladO sin EIVlI.

En- todos los vaporsI que llegan este
puerto renueva 'El Popular" 50 msgnff'
CO Surtido ae calzado de las m6O aCTedita'
daa marcaB , hay para todos los gustOI
como para todas las foEtunas. El extenso
sugtido de eaenCiaa impoTtadas de Paris y
Estados Unides meTece ca9a dfa mas Ia
justs admirsci6n del Fdblico 81 popular
sstab b!ecimiento del Btfior AmeFico SalaB
estk aiampEa lleno de una numeFOHfsima
concuTEenciR aVidR de obtsnsE suB buenog
productog-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-31
Blneo PsDuIu d Essntnlls ] Prsstano.
SsqMMdq oonvoeatOria

No habiendo podido teuer efsctO 81 27
del CoEEiente Il junta general de ReeioniI
tau, para que fuerOn Citadou poF la convO'
CatoEis del die 13, ha lido acueFdO del
COnsejo de gobieEno, hacsE elta nueva con.
YoCstoria fjando q dfh 1itts de FebreEo
pE6ximo 4 las niete , media do ID noehs
para CelsbFar'a ca lon Ualonsu del miImo
GltableCimianto.
Sc supliea nusYamente 4 los He1ioTes &C.
cioniAtan uu agigtsncia q actO, ya personal
ments s pOE delegation.
San Juan de Puerto Rico & %, Euero
De 1908. .-El Director Gersnte. Damifn
MOnssTrat. lei aeOTetariO, JalGa BeyIey.
3.v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-31
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.

sUBAsrA PUB1IcA BIENEs nMUEBLEa
En- Ia Ceotur de Intnas de are da 10 de Feb'
vendds los
ore bne reonados6 de los neciOs cubr
tempo gos dpOne Ley de Rem
al tana
PROPIETARIOs Description la Propd ContrbuOne1 gas
Rproximados
Miguel Bayon Verga baro CaIones'
Jose VS. 5Ocuerdas ~ abarro"
abarro"
Sandal Garcia cuerdasy abarro" 20S6
barro "Epino' S0s1
OyaldoC de nader ,techad zino
hornop pan,ba "Publo' 2I6o
eden nvee
fue proa los dl1
dfas sieuente a EN- que 9
sgned) c. Marenez-COlecor.
Aprobado D Gromer
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04

t,.cse 70 me1 ihaiYs ll5se csl tnf
cid tsrsniqal lssintfa VIA Which the
tfayeiihg public has beeR familigsl for
81 many years.
Iss new read has been inside the
cora,drates LIMITS for gome TING ana it
|is new @dnated that lsbins winlDe
running into the nnion se,t.sn within
the next two weeks.
The railroads which now use this
station are the Western and Atlantic,
the saaboard air Liner the louisville
and Nashville and finally comes III.
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
This is an important group Of roads
and wiil give new prestige and I'm
Iortance 70 the old station
These entering the new Terminal
station are Southern. the Cenuar
aud tho Atlanta and West Point
The closing Of The contract for ter.
nnal facilities is a gratifying lndica
ton that an important part 81 inc
WORK Of the new read Is reaching com
pleto on and that Atlantas new lin,
70 tins seacoast and the Alabama VIII
500 b. an accomplished .act.
the new CITY and ticket Office OF
=. Atlanta, Birmingham and Allan
re is rapidly reaching complexion on
reaenr-e stret'l ana oll ao-n be- one
ui the most mtract.ye Offices N the
city. Nos MY 70 it conveniently 10
cat~d, bat 10 expense is beng spar d
70 make it one OF the up-to dale ticket
ana freight offices IN the city Of
which there are many
a warm welcome awaits the new
road and every day Is bringing near
er the completion Of the ent~rprss.
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SORROWS or TIE nlcH.

The wife OF Alfred Gwynn Wander
pill, ae recognized head Of the Van
.aerb L family. has fled suit for dl-
Yorce from her nasbnd The multi.
.mc.ty o. troubles among the very
rich leads TO the conclusion that they
are less happy than the c0mmoa rua
OF people. This suit is being So faf
conducted III ailento and the public
/ VIII have difficulty IL getting the faces
>of The case AS ohe erring husband
/ is worth sixty million dollars he has
jptohably been guilty Of some person.
,al peccad Hess which gte,ed his Wit,
But YOU need not rush to the conclu-
sion that the rich are necessarily
more wicked or more unhappy than
common folks.
Being rich, they DO not have 10
is;and thiass which any Of us do *
( cSpV without recourse to the divorce
court. The wrdnged wife and the be
uayed husband being able 70 afford
it. can and do turn to The courts for
llelicf wth more readiness than per.
sons OF limited means The question
| is to the relative happiness Of
I
classes cannot be settled BY surface
indications merely, and then it is not
worn while bother.ne about anyway.
| "a should be borne in mind as weak
eaing, the proposition that the world
As getting worse and moro sorrowful
Shas unhappness and sdemeanoh
Fee. ~ rs easily ana ofJen into ii.
lpress taaa Formerly
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Corr sspondchce solicited. hut 70
receive attention. letters must be
acs ompanied by Responsible name
not for publication, out as a
guarantee OF good faith.
Rejected communications VIII be
returned IL accompanied By postage.
Remittance should be made BY
postal note check. nioneg order
or registered Letter.
Address
News Publishing Co.
Brunswick. Ga.
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ANNoGnSeaa nrS. 3
ZOE sTArf TRHAstlRER-
I The Democratic: Voters. OF &C

Iokthe DemOcratic Voter. OF Ee0f-
g3a:i ~. s4a
gam. q candidate, for Urea snfeF OF
ting state subject to the Democratic
Drgaary on june e. MY andidacy is
based upon my former service to
ting people in tn s office covering a
peEiod OF more than twenty yea g.
record that believe VIII bear
public scrutiny Nand which has new
er been impugned. If elected /
promise the same faithful attention
to7fhe duties OF the office that mark
ed my previous administration
Yours truly
VIM. J. SPEER
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04
ZOE REPREsENrATIvE-

To the voters Of CHM County
win be a candidate 1t the coming
democratic primary for the Leg sla-
mro and in due time my platform
will be- announced. both in the pres
and on the Hump. but in the mean
ime ! wantTthe people to understand
that | am bitterly opposed To certain
local corporations and aYtesian well
bills
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04
ron SOLICITOR GENERAL.

hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office of-Bolicitor
general of the Brunswick circuit,
subject 10 the Democratic Or mary.
ana Respectfully 4olicit the support
of my fgiends aha Shes5Ssoters gen
orally, @
a. b. Gale.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04

Bryan win not attend that demo
cratic banquet in New York because
he was not invited TO speak. so like
siar old Bryan
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04

J resnectfunv announce nlvse'f as
cand te COR reel 7ction rs Treas
urer Of G'ynn county. Geo gin. sub
iec' t. tho primarv. and TO pectfuNv
soiirii tfe su8aert Of my ~ ends and
The voters generally
Thomas w. Lamb
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FOR SOLICITOR re GENERAL .oF
THE BRUNSWICK CIRCUIT.

10 the voters of Glynn County and
the Brunswick Circuit
| hereby announce myself a can0l.
date for the office Of Solicitor Gener-
al OF the Brunswick Judiciary Circuit
subject TO the Democratic primary J
solicit the support and influence Of
the voters OF the oircnit and If
nominated and elected TO said Office.
II pledge faitbful discharge Ct tae
.dutics thereof, without fear. fss) ~
affection
Yours obediently
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04
Arthur Leavy.
FoR REpREsrNrArluE

To the Voters of Glynn County:
This IS TO announce my candidacy
for representative from this county
IN the next general assembly, sub
ject to the democ attic primary
MilIard Reese.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04

I respectfully announce myself rs
la candidate fo~ recollection rs Tax
Collector Of G'ynn county. Gaoreja.
subject 70 tho pr'warv. ard reepert.
nlly solicit tho unn0-t az my friend
md the voters genera'lv.
Hiram ]. Seed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04

If Joe Bromn was SO loaded in that
letter Of last August, why in the worla
does he not work il cut Of his system
NOW?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04
Very Respectfully.
ROBERT M ScARLETT.

To the Voters az Clyun Comfy:
hen 20 announce taat am e
candidate for the office Of Receiver
Of Tax Retu ns of ciynn County
spbiect to the Defnoeretlc Primary
Eeenac.fHIlv.
JAS, r. thMB7lGPT
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W ~ y
John e DubberIey.

TO the Voters Of Glspn county.
beq TO announce that shall he a
candidate at the next Democratic
Primary for the office of Receiver Of
Tax Returns OF said county. will
appreciate the votes Off my friends,
aeuualntances and the public gener.
ally.
Very Respectfully.
G0EEET hs crhpf E1--r
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04

This Is the season when the aver
age fayonto son has a right to feel
decidedly chesty
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04

Evelyn Thaw is TO sail for Europe
ia a few days oh speed the ling
orlng hour and hasten sweet, thy com
ing"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04

Amoyoir county school commission
ora. Nov for the Georgia bankers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04
ron sHrRlFr.

respectfully announce myself as
2 candid tc for reel cticn as Sh ar-
iii OF Glvun county. Georgia subject
to the primary. andr especially o..
Felt The support Of my friend and
the voters generally
w. Il. Eerrle.
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oFFlclAL oReAM OF

GYM County.
Clynn County Commissioners.
The I'hlt~d States Court OF Bans
ripscy FOR this district
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Yours obediently
E Lawton Walker.
ron SENATOR.

] will be candidate at the coming
primary for senator from the Fourth
senatorial district and will thank my
friends and acduaiitanees for their
support 49,
fr L, r. Atkins.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04
EoR - REcEluER

To the Voters of Glynn County:
! beg to announce that ! viii be
q candidate for the office of Receiver
Of Tax Returns of Glvnn county al
the coming primary to be called by
the Democratic Executive Commit
tee
Respectfully.
John f. DubbereY.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04

These peegle VINO clam that proh.-
biuon does not prohibit are wrong.
Thus Ear not sing case q actual
violation Of the whlslSay laws has de-
velopcd in this city and the general
belief S that tine law is being enforced
here rigidiy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04
70 suRvsvoR

reganefulIv announce myself
2 cand date for reelection Is srr-
yeNo Glynn county Georgia sub
1881 tgfthe nrim ry and respectfully
seilelt ttae support of my friends and
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04

Coveracr Bgoward &c Fog a IS So
:ps Do max the senatorial race about
the iirliost proposition lslofda has
had a . polltieai wgg 81 maay years.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04
EoR stNAroR.

hereby respectfully announce my
candidacy for Senator from the Fourth
Senatorial District subject 10 the
Democratic primary
a. ]. Crovatt.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04

The feet thai thu ee8roes are
rowdy and are accorded unusual u1-
cries Washington IS no excuse for
The rowdylsm eli Cougres smaa Eeaan.
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ONE GENT A WORD


FOR RENT-Twostory country home
'nezr oyster factory. Apply TO Mrs.
E..O. Gates, on premises. s5
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04

THO Macon News very wisely re-
marks as follows "wo would sug,
scs 10 tho lion. JOS, NJ. Brown that
be remain at home instead Of making
that South Georgia tour There are
a whole lot Of pscple who have never
seen him"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-04-04
~ vHSSs and WHisKEY HBa
kakAssa 1T treated at hons
IS sEssAS without pain book
kkS ksS sFfs Of particulars seat
seg 9SSs@s FREE. Address

e. VI. NoLlEY co.
Soy aa7. Atisn's- @. oHos, to4 r.
/. Pryor Street.
left OF your treatment f5a.
months ago Have no desire q. 81
oplate Your treatment IL a
o'Rlms. Louisa J Oat'av.
May sta '06 Saow Flake. sef7
over four years ago you cured rt
OF morphine habit Elias 6. St1rr.
Gacon, IN
I nave reyer draas ah'skey si9
Marsh D, 1892 Vhea began VOW
treatment J do Eot crave auy vhs
Key - thls aay r - Wilson.
Direct. Tex
INhave used be,h 'or 'he naror ans
opiG@ HABITS ani 4, has bean sue
cess. prefer Il Il ali other re1
sdies 2 g. Nornieri u. r. Daviia
ton. S. c.
bought yor cs~a u-aar a
&c isa;ae y isSGA Il errai ne
r. g. g raes. 0.tfst,j~.th paur
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suaacRIPTloN RATEs.

SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES.
Terms Of subscription In the city
and by mail free Of charge to all
parts Of the United States and Can
ada, Mexico. Porto Rico. Guam.
Philippine islands and Hawaiian
aSisnda.
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TELEPHONES.

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svERY Day excgsr MONDAY.

ssse-en Al the =; raj s;;is rick ia Eat
o1lce rs ;secoDd-class mail matter.
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THE BRUNSWICK NEW
PUBLISHED BY
THE NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY

rLARENcE H.. ,LEAvV. President
and Editor.
lAouIs J. LEAVY, Jr, Vice President
and Managing Editor.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-05-23
Wives OF the Night. Riders.

The night-Yider wears g black mask.
Some of them may make their OWE
masks, but the chances are that there
are many Kentucky housewives who
have sat down with a piece of black
cloth on their laps, and with a pair
OF scissors have cut the holes In the
goods, in order that the cloth might
not interfere with the vision, and have
sewed the strings to the piece of
goods in order that it might be tied
securely around their husbands heads.
In doing this, says the Cincinnati En-
quirer, the chances are that these
women have been prompted by the
same spirit that the mothers and
wives were actuated by when they
fitted out their sons and husbands
when they left for service il the Con-
federate and Union armies, back in the
Cos. Then, again, the wives are
bound to be in on the secrets OF the
night-riders, because it would be nee
essary for these men to account to
their wives for their absenme at night.
An explanation might be made once or
twice, but it would not suffice for any
length of time. The exhaustion of
limb, body and mind of the rider and
his horse could not be kept secret from
the wife, and those who have read and
heard of the operations of the horse
men have no doubt that, while they
are scurryins through the country on
their mission of warning, and some
times of devastation, the wives of all
of them are keeping a lonely vigil at
home and each one is wondering
whether the band will be attacked, and
If it should be, whether her husband
will escape with his life.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-05-23

Mrs. Humphry Ward is collecting
some highly interesting and impress
sive information in her tour of the
public schools of New York city. In
one of the largest of thenr she was
informed that 40 per cent. of the
students there were of foreign birth,
but that there was not a pupil in the
school either of whose parents was
born in America. Quite likely this
may be an exceptional case, but there
are said TO be several other schools
in the metropolis where the native
born parents are in an insignificant
minority.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-05-23

the modest architecture of two generations and the
building created world of labor for the skill Of
demand for labor has enormously
supply The problem the unemployed has touched
industrial life for years.
workman placed quite differently from his confrere
Europe There he
periods idlene it periodic he looks forward and his industrial
imagination adjusted it 1t of the industrial scheme Of
the old world employer and mpoye understand the problem and
each other in their relation it, and they arrive adjust
scientific methods But the workman American
dusa life has been oc to the periodcy the eb
world His world hitherto has been measuraby uni
steady The fruit of the of labor has been his for the gath
ering upon his and augmenng patrmony
outlook of the American workngman
sary quite that of his European brother his a-
world he quite little different his
Interpretation of his relation aboring
world at leisure quite He has the trained
outward leisure AS it has
living and when he finds himself thrust
world of the leisure class willy ni he hardly handles himself with
that tells of confident and hopeful inside
leisure not be allowed
world opecssncss Employers of labor sensitive
hopeless Bringing They like of confidence any
who approaches them from tine world of labor and appreciate the
sefpcct negotiate for employment basis of manly
independence.
Every Nottingham and that American ought to have
hobby pursuit than the business of life, that leisure
whether chosen be loss for interested
occupation The difficulty of the American temperament
today had schooling leisure, and when
working grow with leisure and apt into trouble The
much string and the
induce safety broader life with multi
plying both for the capitalist and for the worngman would
vastly broader and efficient aud interesting American
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-05-23

Great Britain has adopted measures
of reform in the military service. A
feature of the system is the disband-
ment of the volunteer" organization,
which Appropriated that of the militia
in the United States, and the substitu-
ton therefor of territorial army"
The changes made are much after the
same order as those assured by the re-
organization of the American regular
establishment and the closer assimila-
ton of the National Guard to the
standing army. The tendency in both
countries is to do away with military
frippery and to promote efficiency.
England's volunteers were a SNOWY
body, but did not meet the require
ments of a really up-to-date military
organization, and the authorities over
t--ere seem to have learned a lesson
from American procedure.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-05-23
Endowed Theaters.

Mr. Granville Barker, the English
actor-manager, who is likely to be the
director of the endowed theater in
New York, says that IF plays were
judged simply for their value as dra-
matte literature, and were performed
without the idea Of pleasing the multi
tude or of a long run, the result would
be a wonderful Improvement of the
drama" Just how he makes this out
is not clear. Plays that experienced
managers think will not please the
majority of theater-goers can only be
produced in endowed theaters, and if
in the latter place they prove to have
popular qualities such fact will help
TO encourage more high-class produc-
tons perhaps. But if they please only
the select few the average writer of
plays will prefer to study the tastes of
the general public and produce work
accordingly. Critics, says the Indian
apolis Star, often recommend books to
the public which the public stubbornly
refuses to read. 1t will reject as en-
phatically plays that it does not like,
even though the elect patrons of an
endowed theater pronounce them
good
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-05-23

The bishop of London, in a recent
call on the Anglican clergy and laity,
emphasized the need OF greater &C
tivity by religionists of every name
If London were to be saved from re-
verting to goddess, religionless state.
1t is encouraging to read that the
chief officials Of the Protestant, Roman
Catholic and Jewish communions in
London are planning to work together,
says the Boston Herald, and are to en-
list their adherents in joint demand
on parliament for certain remedial
legislation. They are wisely planning
to accept as allies the radical labor
party.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-05-23


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toab certain that barring his premature DEATH Victor Cavends
holder the British
the house
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Charlevoix county herald., 1908-05-23

5ince the city waterworks OF Gin.
cinnati were moved ten miles up the
Ohio river, the number OF typhoid fe-
yer cases has fallen off more than so
per cent 1t is an achievement that
fully justifieg a feeling of deep salts
faction.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-05-23


the Brooklyn
Tammany with
having
100000
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abstemious
a
punger, both horses
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-05-23

trade hygienic institute is to be
established in Frankfort. Germany
where all matters appertaining to the
health and protection of German fac
tory operatives and the working
classes in general are to be studied
and taught.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-05-23

Concerning that gun which is adver-
tised to carry shot 800 miles il will
of the broad blue ocean and immobile
earth But II you want to hit spe-
cial target you had better get within
q hundred miles of il, at most.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-05-23


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