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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-06-23
HEADER BEDS.

We have header bed lumber, lots of
it. nice pine stock.
WIND RIVER LUMBER CO,
Phone ia.
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lished In WaiIa WaIIa.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-21
Obesity ard Genius.

Tie annals OF genius are filed In
overlooking with the names Of mer
who toilcd and achieved fame un.
der a full habit. Nothing can be
more unjust than the gibc about
"fat and folly" and fatncss and in
dolence. Martin Luther was rs fat
As Calvin was thin. Ernest Renan' !
obesity did not obscure his insight
and brilliancy. Many writers and
speakers have too long spoken in.
ridiousIy Of fatne=s, but the best re.
tort we have been able tn CLEAN in
our researches into this weightv
subject is that Of c. II. Spur-con.
the famous preacher. People, s.
said Spargeon, SAY | am fat. | am
not fat. am bone ald flesh. Nv
limbs, thank God. are amply cloth.
ed. and | am in my right mind. -
Strand Magazine.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-21

Firm, regular steps are said to
denote a steady, reliable nature,
while jerky, uneven movements in.
dicate the reverse. The energetic
person walks quickly and stops sud.
denly. The dreamer saunters along
with slow, distracted mien. The
obstinate man goes straight ahead.
refusing to turn aside for anybody.
On the other hand, the person who
is ready To step out Of any ones
way il not necessarily weak willed
lie may be afflicted with too much
courtesy. The long, swinging stem
usually marks the generous. broad
minded person, while the small. pct.
ty tread shows the walker 10 bc Of
q mean and narrow character. This
last rule applies, Of course, far
more to men than to women"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-21
Biu Treas.

The tallest tree in the world IL
the Australian eucalyptus, reaching
q total altitude Of $50 feet. Tho
biggest are the mammoth trees OF
California. some Of which are 27o
to 37G feet in height and 1903 feet
in circumference Mt the base. From
measurements Of the rings IL il be-.
lleved that some Of these trees are
from 1000 to $500 years old. The
oldest tree in the world IL said to
he on the Island Of Kos. of The
coast Of Asia Minor. II il several
thousand years old, but Just how
many no one has dared to say. The
tree Is carefully preserved BY wall
Of masonry around IL, and the trunk
j. thirty feet in circumference
Minneapolis journal.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-21
THE AGE OF CHIvALRY.
n 10 Now Rather Than In the Days OF
Knights Errant.

II 10 Now Rather Than In the Days Of
Knights Errant.
When we speak of the age OF
ehivalry we are apt to imagine the
existence at an earlier period OF a
finer sense of honor, of loftier
ideals, of sublimer courage and of
more devoted unseltishness than are
found in the practical workaday
world of today. As matter of fact,
Every gentil parft knights" such
as Chaucer describes, who rode
about with squires, rescuing dis
tressed damsels and redressing
wrongs generally, were very few.
The age was comparatively harsh
and cruel one. Oppression and yio-
lence prevailed, and human rights
and justice were little regarded.
Poverty was more general and the
condition of the poor more abject
than anything we know, and the
richest enjoyed little of the comfort
which is today well nigh universal.
People were supposed to bear the
ills to which they were born, and all
the efforts of a dozen knights in
mail and plumed helmets did not
go as far toward alternating misery
in a month as do the ministrations
of single visiting nurse now. We
live in an age of chivalry vastly ex-
banded. Where there was one work
er for Others in the knights days,
there are a hundred now, and
chivalry permeates the spirit of all
the good causes which enlist so
many willing hands.
Between the tenth and four
teenth centuries it was but in the
bud. Now it is in flower, and later
on the full harvest of fruitage will
come. There never was a time when
there was such universal war against
oppression of the weak and helpless,
when every form Of cruelty was so
Indignantly frowned upon, when
womanhood and childhood were
more sturdily championed and pro-
tected, when the poor and sick were
so tenderly regarded and cared for
or when the lower animals were
made the object OF such solicitude
and shelter from harm and suffer
ing. There never was a time when,
ut peace as we are with all the
world, there were more constant ex-
EDITIONS Of quiet, modest courage
and splendid heroism than are con-
SANITY occurring in the records OF
our daily lives. In all sorts Of acct
dents-by fire and flood, BY the
forces Of nature, by travel and By
The operation Of great industries
there is always some one ready, gem
orally some unknown, unheralded
person. to risk his life in order to
save Others. II that isn't chivalry
there never was such a thing. We
10 not vet by any means possess all
the virtues. but courage and un-
'elIsh devotion in times of stress
are very good to build on.-Wash,
ington Post.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-21

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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-21
"The Blood Is The Life.

Science has never gone beyond the
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-21

ed and is Invaluable in allaying and
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You can't afford 70 accept a secret
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WOEndn's WafchWOg'd
Is MOdeSfy.

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obnoxious local treatments which physicians think necessary
Doubtless thousands Of the who have taken ADVANTAGE Dr.
PeTces offer of free consultation BY letter have been led
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-21

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"Gyl5en Medical Discovery"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-21

You can't afford u accent anY medi.
rlf!e l~AnL LLII.n L0nlLA1li IN L. d suL.
.tIlIltg tQr VLoIden Medical uiacQyery.
WHICH Il . nIeIIgIIe ~ KNOWN cQA.
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al correct under oath. q
DR.. pierce's Pleasant Pellets inyigor.
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-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-23
u1r. John u1itheu,

zen pelfenOte, nplig oftraaOte Sir
bciOerforenings 45reliOent, gpr ct
IGn9ere n5tatement" 9fe0e for lit
pclitiife SOrbolO unOer gaIg-
fGn1pagnen. Get er olninoelig fen0t,
at Samuel @ompers bar itiQet ia
paa 0enofraternes Si0e og tillige
taltet i'm SnoflpOelie blanOt 2an-
Tets Ar6ejOere for BET 0emofrotiife
8arti. Man bopoe iao ierget for
at faa INTERVIEWS" meo WiitdeG1,
bpori ogioa ban raaOeoe Mrbejoer.
iis:s, I'LL ct i'entpss ';aofsati 4 d. assf
ber ban erfleret aae iaabanne Is
terpieps" og upoIters" for folife,
og iaa gpOt bar ban giort SET, at
ingen fan opbage, bpao SIDE 6on
belOer til. San er for 9lrbeioerEe
pg oereS SaG og set er set 1cI-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-23
Geras Oliemaenat
maa for Better.

ct. 2ouis, @fo., 90. Oft. -
$. Glap Yierce al @aters-Hierce
Gol Gompagnp, Der bar moolat
fig at n1soe for 9fetten / Seras /
9InleOning Siltale moO bam / Sor-
tinOelie me0 Sagen moo bans Gel
ifabs for Spertre0elie al Seras
glnti=Srlt1t 2open er al 9e Sore
reoe StGters SpieIteret negtet nh
Sagsbebon0ling. 9ierce er / Seem
glorf. Sagen moo 6am fommer fra
Srapis Goltntp, Seros, og for Sen
SorbrpOelie, bporfor ban er an
flaget, fan ban bltpe Itraffet meo
fra TO til fem 9lar / Stotsfengllet.
9ornner S6epar6 8arclop, Ser
rcpreienterer Seros / Sogen, iag0e
/ @aar: SpjeIteretsfen0elien lepner
ingen llopej for Wtr. Yierce. @nten
maa BON obergipe Jig og blipe trans
porteret til Seras, eller oglaa maa
ban inofinOe Jig fripillig for 9fet-
fen"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-23

Sogt, naa fplge Gem fremoeleS til
Gnoen."
Sr0uet5len mellent Er9liOent
9fooiepelt og &eileren bar aabenbart
Geregnet paa at bereoe Ell Soer-
ralfelle. 0a YreiiOentens Suoitab
rar leperet, mootoges bets eien-
iynligt biertelige Gone itrofs iom en-
cfiiciel 9efrPftelie al 9ltiullterbaps-
Tlnaoens freOelige Niisiion. 0erfor
pglna 0en ualn1inoelige Gone, ionl
gaar igennem &eiierens Spar. Mtan
fit al 6egge ct SnOtrpf al, at Gen-
iia6et meQem Imerifa og SSapan er
oprigtigt og pirfeligt.
Sele set Geremoniel, iom iaa
poafulgte, 9reienteringen al Be
enfelte Sfficerer for &eiieren 9i-
nfer, @onfetter, llnOerbolOninger
p.i.p, o.i.p, er for piOtlpitigt for oS
at meOoele. Get er ogioo al ntinOrc
@etpOning og bar aGeraOe for Ell
Gel peret meOOelt pao 6orbnanO.
Set pigtiglte al 0et belle er, at 0toO-
togelien fife olene bar Itorortet men
bIerteIig og giper S9Sn0trpf al
BET 6eOIte geniiOige 5orbclO me1em
SC TO 2onoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-23
Slammehop paa 6 u1iI.

Sable, isis, 20. Oft. - Selc
ggnen / en- 2GngOe al 6 Wti( 2It
for Nomefagon 2afe er ct eneIte
@ap al 6renOenOe Sfop, og Ga
bet er aQereOe ober 100000.
9lanOt oe @jenL iom bIep beifaoi-
get, bar Socob 0iebmans al Gbi-
cago. Eaa @ien0ommen er Ser Ell
Itor Hart for 9oaopr men Silipns
men0ene fit l6lt Be forifrete 9pr,
lon flpgte0e, iaget al 2uerne. 9et
iagOesj at 2iping1ton Siemmet bar
brenot men Set blep laapiot res
set. AZ Wfan0 nn0er g9isconIins
Sire @urOen fif 1tanolet 8ranoen,
ca Oen iterfe Storm fra git ipaieoe
Slamnerne / en- an0en &etning.
Wen aQe, iom bar 8pgningen,
maatte flpgte / 8aaoe til en- 9 /
93erbeoen.
st belt @unOifub ur6eiOer me0
Shlfningen. Sc benpenGer bele fin
SpmerfIombeo poa at reooe Set
Heres og Giere af 5ontnerreiioen-
iers Stem. Men 5foobranoen fan
+ ! tt.+aen en- lterf Hegn iluffe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-23

Gn SpminetgD blep forleoen 9lf-
ten paagrebet og afllpret unoer NOR
lnmlne og eienOommelige SnIten-
h;gbeoer en- @ariete paa Montnlar-
tire / Yaris.
San bapOe peo lin Ser6en blanot
Eubliflnn paft Sorretningsfererens
Wfistanfe, og Sorretningsfereren
falot oo poa ben Soc / YubIifums
9tproerelie og Iaaipn at afilsre
SomnetDoen. tSan olliereoe Zig oo
meo en- al @rtiIterne, Ser fra See
nen toregap, at ban al etbpert
Wenneifers tSaano fllnoe leie Sen
paagHloenoes &arofter. Sg oen
ferlte Terlon, Der oerefter 6lep lof-
fet op poa Sribunen for at v&rnit-
1ieren" fltnoe bemonItrere fin Scr
pigbeo, bar naturligpis 2onmetp-
rem. Al.
9a 9lrtiIten bapoe faitet ct glit
I bans Sounb, for ban forfgrOet OF
figgenOe Monoen ino 9lniigtet oq
roa6te ioo, iaa set fllnoe beres
belle Gariet6en: nGeres SaanO oiier,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-23
StOr @ranb / en- fife Sp

@aterloo, So., 20. Oft. - SbeG
9iocf, en- gp poo 1000 Snobpggere /
Sntter 9ountp, bor boft en- 8rano,
inn anretteoe Sfaoe for $150,00O,
Gemten Sorretningsbltle. er brenot.
SranOlprsiten og aGe @ranooppa=
roterne brenote, og man anmooeoe
&aterloo ON Sielp. st gfstratog
trogte @ron0ipr6ite og 6dlf til
Steoet og man fif 9ranoen UNDER
Sontrol pes 6-Sioen ON WforgenelI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-23

ct 9e er en- enOog meget Opgtig
&cmmetppl"
Sppen foriogte at intile og pro-
teItereoe oerpoo / for6itreOe Oro
moo Sigtelien. 9lrtiiten EolOt pau
tit og peO giiitotionen al 6prens
BONNER, Der foregif for aa6ent
3eppe, fanOt man en- M9ngoe
lire, Tortemonneer o.l.p. bos ban,
&ing, ban olleIammen bob6e 1tioo-
let neoe boS Yublifum.
Silifuerne fGoppeOe iom rolenoe,
"a Holitiet llebte al mes Spnoe-
rem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-23
vtSir6enencs &onge." "

Greet Sails, Mont., 20 Oft. -
Sebningerne al ct forbtitoriif Cur
40 SOB lomgt og % SOB bpjt, er
fnnoet lenoenfor @lasgo!p, Mort1-
ma, al 9armltn 8ropn, ser er
fnpttet til uslmericon Wtuleum Of
gtotrlrol Siltorp." Sfelettet bleu u
lcnot til Seem gorf, og Set tog t6
Spono Seite til at treffe BET iii
Sernbanen. Sierneifallen olens pci-
ebe 1000 8uno.
Scr. 9roipn fGosiificerer 5SosI;let
Iom Sprannoioltrus &er eIler Sir
benenes &onge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-23
5neitorm t DYomtne.

Gbepenne, $500, 90. Oft. - gn
al Be Oerite Storme for flere 9(ar
laler MI ouer 2oromie 5letterne
lneuem oenne @gn og 92aplins
Stormen leOiages al 5nefolo. 9lGe
Gog til Gbepenne er forIinfet iefs
aimer % oeroper, og bet meloes;
al flere er bloferet me1en 2ora-
mie og 7, :, ,c,..olins og uoe al Stano
til at fortiette paa @rllno al Sir-
ren og Oen oripenoe Sne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-23
en- u9erntne.

Union Gitp, Senn., ben 20, Oft.
Gn rioenoe @anoe maIfereoe Wfeno
tortfprte Nags Wforgen SberIt 81.
3. SaDlor og &aptain Quinten
Ganfin, begge al Srenton, ira ct
S}otel @alnut 9og, Senn. og ile6te
6em no til 9feOfoot 2afe, bpor
GanOen mDrOeOe &anfen.
&anfin blep bengt ct Sre, og
2iget bleb gennenboret al &ugler.
gn Mnno peO 9inpn 9opea, iom
ferer Sit ira nSbe 9og~ ii ST.
man, iiges at bere bGeoet tpunget
til at fslge 9anoen, Der talte om-
firing so Yerioner. Topeq boe0e /
@otellet, og efter at 9fptterne 9apOe
folOt oQe no og tpunget Dem til at
title fig / en- Sinie, tog Be 8opeG,
Gaplor, 9fanfin og en- aSngenipr,
hDis 9taOn er ltfenot, meo Jig. De
prrige lit Sop at goa ino igen.
%omea tiger, at efter 92anfin bar
mprOet, bleu Der iternt onl bpao Der
ituloe geres meO SapIor. ltn0er
Giiputen laa Saplor lit Snit til
1t ipringe bort og boppe uo / San-
bet, iom ban fori6gte at ipprnme
rner. 6lere Sfuo blep fpret eftcr
ham, og / Sorpirringen inee So
reQ Jig bort og fon til6age for
at fortGlle SiItorien
@npernpr Eotterlon onfom til
&:umbOlOt ON @ftermiobagen og
bolOt Ell GaaOilagning meo 9orge-
re ira Srenton, iom fom oio for at
nD0e bam. 8upernpren erflpreoe,
at ban Diloe u0lope en- 8elgnninq
al $4,000 for Wfor0ernes 8aagri=
telle.
Gen SpbibieIie, ser leoeoe til
ltgerningen blep foraaioget peo
2egisloturens &eotogelie al en- Sob
til 9fegulering al 6ilferierne i
9leelfoot Safe. 9aaoe Splor oq
9fanfin tog 1tor Snteresie / 9lrbej-
oct for 2opens @eotagelie. Sc 6ar
fIere @onge faaet Sruoielsbrepe,
men to9 alorig noget 6enipn til
oem.
SiptonpiQe, 5enn., 5. 81. Oft. Gen
G0-aarige 9ommer 81. 3. Soplor an
fun BERTH / Dag uOaiet al ben
ifreffelige Sorfslgelie, lom ban bap-
De p9ret @enitano for. Saplor
par nifabt, men forferoelig tret
al ben 80 Simers War6 gennem
lln0erifopen,. ibet ban life tllr6e
begipe Jig no paa 2anoebejen of
| 6rDgt for 8anben.
Den rioenbe 9onoe IfaI beitoo al
Ell Organization poa 800 Manb,
iom bar iporet oe opreite @oer poo
at itoa bperanore bi og fen1pe til
Iiolte 8loosoraobe.
slutoriteterne er faft beltemt paa
at Itraffe oe ifploiae, men man me-
ner, at oe ifpl0ige 1ooaoen iful
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-23
gtr S2.
2lmertfanerne / Oofto.
&cjicrcn muOtager &rigsfaabens
Sffieerer.
Scjicrinben ucfilcr Saamotrpf meS
ale DC 6eipgenbe.
ErGiiOent 9iOoicpclt ienocr $oilIcn
pr. &nbel.

pr S1bel.
Sofio, 20. Sft. - Sen 6etpoe-
1t9ite 8egipenbeO u10er sen alneri-
fanife 6laaOeS 9eiag i Sapan fanot
.Steo Dag, Oa 9lOmiral Sperrp,
bans 6lag-Snicerer og aaptoiner-
nc og &pnlmanOprerne al
De Is &rigsifi6e preIentereOes
for aeHeren og &eiierinoen lmoer
SmitGnOig6eOer, iom bite en- ra-
-rifal 9lfuigelie fra aQe @ofprece-
oencer for at begunltige 9lmerifaner-
ne. 9lt BET bar BEN briQantelte
6rnftion, Gala0Iet nogen Sin0e bar
D9ret &iOne til, befr9ftes al Nleno,
iom bar ltaaet 6orbinOelie meO set
iGpanlte &eilerbof mango 9lnr.
&ejieren optran0te paa SEN bierte-
li9lte 0}aaOe, og &eileripoen befile-
&c @aarotrpf meo e19per al Oft
cerer1e.
9IOmiral Sperrp opleIte felgen0e
&a6elgram fra BreiiOent 9foole-
helt til bans WajeItet &eHeren al
SSSapan:
rSperrp, Slogifi6 Connecticut,
2)rfObona: Sperbring bans Ntaie-
itet, Sapans &eHer, mine beoite
gnlfer for bans og ale bans lln0er-
icatters fremtioige go0e Selbreo og
Spffe. llotal til bans NtaieItet,
bpor itor en- 6erueielie ban bar
bereot mig og Solicit / De Soreneoe
Stnter peO oenne 2eiligbeo, fom til
Iaoer 9perItfommanoerenoe oper
19ltlnnterbops= =6laaoen egen Ser
ion at fremb9re min Haalf9nnelie
al bet 8enlfabsforbolO, iom fra &c
ti0ligite Sioer bar efsiIteret meQem
9e 5oreneoe Stater og Sapan, %
al ben 96Ire, Ser er bebiit De Sore
lIc0e Stater be0 at inObDOe Oeres
Sltlanterbops= =6loo0e til at 6eiege
Oct japanife &ejierrige paa oens
S1Deliestogt SSSorOen ru10t. 9e bil
til bans Maieitet, &eiieren u.s.
tole nit alporlige 9nife ON 8e-
itprfelie oa SortiGttelie of Set bier
telige 6OrbOlO, iom beItaor og oltiG
hor beitaaet mellem Sc to 2anoe.
heooore 9foplepelt."
Paa benne Silien iparebe Sci
ieren iuale0es:
n9lOmiral SperrD, Ser bereOel
mig en- ierlig 6ornsielie at fltnnt
tpoe Gem iom &epreientant for Der
Qmerifanlfe Slaaoe pelfon1rnen %
gernem Gem at mootage ira 0eres
dgtp9rOige Ereiioent bans meqet
11enlige guOifu6. Seq 6eoer Dem
fcrlifre Erpiioenten, at ieg opriq-
tigt letter Eris paa og bjertelig1
aeng9loer bans ltotalelier ON Sen
1tab og Gelpillie Oct er for mic
er Slide til grunoig 6orpisninq on
at bet blerteligIte SorbolO efsi1tere1
nlellem Sopan og 9e SSorene0e Sta.
ter, og ieg ifplOer @reiioenten Sal
Tor, at 6on peO 0eres 9eisg bar al.
pet mine llnoerlaatter 9lnleonino
til at gipe ct nDt 8ebis for 6eres
nprigtige Sengipenbeo for Oeres
Sanosmenb. Seq snifer ogioa, O.
btl oDer6ringe Hrpiioenten fsloen
Sc:
Set biitoriife Sorbolo al qoi
SSorltaaelie og egte 8enifa6 mel
9e Soreneoe Stater ugter ieg Jon
Ell pregtig 9lrb, og set Ifol / ssrem
tioen, iom oct bar ueret Sortioen
pore min itaoige Seniigt og mi
Rnife at fnptte Be @enifabsboano
Ger im1l1nenbinoer oe TO 9onoe ii
roplsieligt goot geuboifob og fnlo
fommen Samflung IteOie tettere.
vSSeg 6aaber, at iamnle Selo, Jon
fiotil bar fulgt Gem paa Gere!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-23
Il 8venineer bronot.

elfooer, Sa., 20. Oft. Spen
@ogemooo bor liot ct Sab al $780,
600 peo en- 9ronO, bpis Sprinoelie,
man fife fan foritaa. 6pr man bleo
Serre oper Sloen par Il 9pgnin=
ger brenot, og 12 Sirmoer bar
liot Sab. gronsen begnnote miot
poa gtotten / to 8pgninger.
Ser bar fun meget liot 9[sirl.
rance.