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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-14
LOCAL PEOPLE BOUGHT
LAND IN ALBERTA

Bert Huffman, former editor of the
East Oregonian, returned home from
Alberta this morning and reports that
the remainder of the party that went
north with him will be back this eve
ming. Those in the party were Allie,
Ernest and Will Knight, Dell Nc
Carly and Mrs, August Stangier and
son.
All of those in the party purchased
land in Alberta, a section each being
taken by most of them. Their tracts
are all located close together and are
SO miles from Calgary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-14
RAIN SPOIIS RACING
AT WAI4LA WALLA FAIR

Bad weather is playing havoc with
the Walla Walla fair, according to ].
H. O'Neil, travelling agent of the O..
r. & n. who stopped in Pendleton last
evening after visiting the big show.
The downpour of rain during the last
few days has made the track a mud
lake, according to Mr.. O'Neil, and the
racing game is of a sorry sort
The exhibits in the big pavilion,
however are splendid, says the pas
senger man, especially the fruit dis
plays. There is a great deal of
amusement furnished by the conces-
sions and Mr.. O'Neil believes that
every show in the northwest is in
Walla Walla this week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-14
NEW JEWELRY STORE
FOR ATHENA PEOPLE

Marshal Rose, formerly with the
Winslow Bros jewelry store in this
city, has been here today while on
his way to Athena where he will open
a jewelry business.
Since he left here several years ago
Mr. Rose has been located at lone.
He will now open a jewelry shop in
the Pioneer drug store at Athena.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-14

Three men who are believed to have
been implicated in series of burglar
les in the vicinity Of Portland, have
been arrested by the Portland police
They are Merle West, Edward Chris
copher and Bob Stewart. West has
been identified as a holdup who rob-
bed six occupants of a saloon on Oc-
tober 3.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-14
DARR PHELPS is
SERIOUSLY INJURED
Arm and Three Ribs Broken When He
FcIl from Roof.

ENu
While sweeping off the roof of his
home, 1908 Il. Court street Sunday
morning, Darr d. Phelps, the well
known clerk at the Clark Hardware
store, fell, breaking his right arm and
three ribs.
The roof of Mr.. Phelps home was
leaking, the water being retained by
leaves fallen from the trees which
surround il. These Mr. Phelps was
attempting to sweep off when he lost
his footing on the slippery shingles
and fell to the ground, distance of
several feet The right arm was brok-
en- at a point about half way between
the elbow and shoulder and three ribs
on the right side were fractured in the
fall. The patient is resting easy now
but ii will be several days before he
will be in shape for heavy work
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-14
Barber ShOD Sold.

The Doc Morgan barber shop on
Court street near the Golden Rule
hotel, has been sold to Judd and Per-
ry, who will continue its operation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-14
Marriage License.

marriage license was issued this
morning to Lester L. Hicks and Ii
zette A. Abel
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-14

Read the East oregonlan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-14

It is with pleasure that call attention to the
Of which we justly proud II careful conservative
bank appeals you, and you desire detail OF yo
given careful attention, would respectfully solicit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12
Der llanObafte Ginjibriss.

Qus elmer ipeItbeutI9en @arniions
ftaot pirb fol9enbes GeI4i9t4en ers
5Gblt:
SaB ba cine Gei6e bon Irtileries
pffi5ieren in einem 9roBen 9ierreitau>
rant, als elm junger GioiIiTt mangel8
anberer Sibgelegen3eit fi9 mad elmer
Iet6ten 9%erbeugung an ben Sffi3ierss
tii4 feBte. Dieter GipiIiYt aber mar
tein anberer ais elm allen Sffiaieren
b%etannter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Die
Sffi3iere paren ob bes ungalanten Be-
nebmens bes jungen Mannes, Der gez
gen ale 8ori9rift GioiltIeioung trug,
unb fi9 ibnen nod geraoe5u Dor bic
yale ieBte, naturIi4 mebr als pers
bliifft. lin 4ufieben in benz 2otal au
permeiben, lieben ie i'm bur9 bic Sas
bauerie binau8rufen, unb brauben
fragte i'm Elm 2eutnant, pie er ba5u
tGne, fi9 in Gipil GrumSutreiben. Ser
G%tniGbrige aeiste cine unseip6bnli4e
Interchangeable unb ia9te lG9elno:
r9as lam i9 MAIDEN, mis- ib ipiq."
Der 2eutnant antpprtets: SD perbs
sic tpegen Sbres 8enebmenS meyben."
Sarauf entgegrete Der Ginjdbrige nod
rubiser: .0as f0nnen sic nun MAIDEN,
nie Sic pouen." unb giug an ZEN
Stf9 3uriid, mo er nod Elm @laS Bier
beitellte. 8ei ben Sffi3ieren peruriQ9te
btefes unerb0rte 8enebmen belle Gnts
riiitung. aber es iplte nod tollsr foms
men. Die &eQnerin brabte benz gins
ldbri9en einen 3ettel, Guf benz gei@ries
ben itanb: so gete Sbren ben bienit>
liden 8efebl, iofort bos 2otal gu pers
lafen, se3. I. st." Der CiniGbrige
lieb fi9 aud ni6t bur9 ben 3ettel
riibren, er itedte i'm pieImebr rutig
elm unb rief: D&eanerin. bite nod bic
Speifefarte." Hun lpuros bic {pfortigc
8erbaftuns bes @crblenreten beIGlois
len, unb Der 2eutnant, Der 10 erFolgIo5
NIT benz Ginidbrissn unterbanOsIt
bate. elite our !Sauptfpa6e, um ben
Selinquenten abflbren gu IoTen. Nter
Der Sffi3ier te6rte ni9t mstr BON Der
Saupttpade auriid. 9enn bort mubte
er gu feiner GnttduI4ung erfa9ren.
baB ipegen befonberer llmItdno, bic
Sienitaeit bes Ginidbrigen iaon turae
3eit borber beenbet mar unb oieier car
niGt mebr bas Heht bate. cine Unit
form gu tragcn unb bienitli6s gef:ble
in Gmpfang gu nsbmen. Welde Jreute
bas aber fir ben friiberen Ginidbrisen
mar, cine ioIds itrafloIe Mufregung lei
ben Sffi5ieren gu perurIafen, mag ies
Der na4foIten, Der einmal ielblt esbicnt
bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12

fra. mar MIR ptggc8augen, I'm ben.
WtGo4en md eini8e NnlpeiIungen fir
oas morgiae Mittag8mabl gu geben,
uno lie bo@te gar nid)t odran, Dem
Gate etlpQ5 gu reid5en, Der Ii4 gu
9auie nt4t ben tIeiriten 2ederbiien
aus benz etgenen @eI4Gft 96rnt. De-
tern bate ie emma erit nit Iepfeln
beipirtbet, uno beute cttpa gar S@ofos
labe auf5uparten, pdre elm iibertriebes
ner Gugu8 gepeIen.
Serr 8opst itebt am Seniter unb
9d6nt febr ialtt unb pernebmltG. Nu9
feline Satin ientt miibe Die 4ugen.
nSpr feb i9Idfri9," iagt emma,
nS9 bin aud ieGr ermiibet, benn i6
babe ia ben ganaen Sag feline Wtinuts
Rube 9ebobt, INN ale Sunoen a65us
ferti9en. SD perbe jebt aud) idlafen
geben." 8abei riibrt lie ii4 niAt. nur
ibre re6te Sanb Supft 3am gr0Bten
Nerger Der Sausfrau an ben 6ranfen
Der Ptiif6bede.
ga brebt Iid Serr 8otpsti tur3 I'm,
Dffnet bic S6iir au ben bintersn 0emds
6ern unb ruff Iaut binetu: ngtuguite,
MAIDEN sic bic 8etten Surecht, lpir ges
ben elei6 f6lafen!" Damn 3iebt er
ieelenrubis ieinen Sod aus unb fdnst
fooar an, bic 8lide ieiner @attin mibs
a6teno, bic elm 70 braitii6es Mittel
benn bo6 ridt pornebm finoet, Sblips
unb Sra9en ab3unebmen.
Nun beginnt emma langIam sinaus
feben. baB ie bod ppbl, obne Gepfel
pber SGotolabe befommen 5l baben,
ba8 5elb rdrmen mub. Sic ftebt lang
fam auf unb iagt: SD mus iebt lsis
Der idon geben, ib tpGre nod germ ges
blieben. aber mor9en lit fir mid Elm
9rpBer Gei9dftstog, ba muB ib frlb
auffteben. 0ute Na9t!!"
!Serr 8opsti 5iett nod einmal
ben Rod iiber unb tegleitet ben GaIt
binunter. SorefGltig i6lieBt er bins
ter ibm Die SIurtbiir unb Iegt aud bort
cine fdnere @iIenIIange nit cinem grps
BEN SdngeialoB ppr.
DIS er mieber b%erauftommt, felt
feline Srau am SenIter pno hdIt oas
Sai9entu4 an Bic @ugen. SD ers
TRACE es bier in benz elenbcn NeIt nift
ldnger. Mann4en," iagt ie nit aits
tsrnOer Stimme. .0ieie elDi9en
Q6enbe nit emma 80"
Serr 9opsti gent na6bsntIi9 auf
unb ab. nWein Soft" IeufSt er,
nfdlieblid lit es bod meme S9pss
fer"
Damn ipenbet bic Gattin iid I6neI
INN unb gibt ibrem Mann einen Sub.
Damn brebt fie Die pstrpleumlampe
aus,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12
NnftiunS= Nn5eigen.
9crlua.tcr5s Gertanf

-pcS-
mcrt9uulcu gruub 5iusircicn GigcntGuri3
nit Srunie M
GcntraIs9lUc, SarfprosGuc. uuo SliucrsStrnnc.
Ser lmicr5eiCbuctc 9cruultcr miro, irait Der
In Dem Icliumeute bon &cHrn Is. Smith Cnts
hdliencu Muioritut. am SJnucritag, hen 20.
Sfta0cr 1908, 4 llbr 9iddhmittagc, an Grit uno
Strnc aui 6licntli9er ~gnlitton has gan6e mertD,
poIc. grIit0 iil5ircie Si1eItbnit perialleil. cas-
an Der Areu5tnq hCr 9entralz9lbe., 0arioros
Wpc. mo Giipers Sirabc lteut. nit elmer ,SroItte
bon etud IS SUB al Der Stloieiie Ger Sltners
Strafe, Ctlpu los Slb an Der @Scitfcite Der
Central Qlpcuuc lIno etiuu 6S Su6 an Der Glib
uiticite Der 3urtpros YuclliIc, nit elmer Vreiie
bon ctlua SO Sub an Der flo!i6en @rcn5c.
g)nutcu.
Gin 0roBcr 6lpeiitGdigcr 9uocu nit &ubs
nina, Die nan5e SliUersS traIens Srunt mo
Gina % SUB an Der GeuttGls 9%lnenues Sront cins
nebnleUo (oaS pbere StpGlpcrT ais apartments
benuRD mo cine cIltlindlgc Shflteoe int Siis
terbpf.
Sizes @runbiiid lit III 5oiac feiucr guten
Gage fir irAenb Gin 0cf6Glt paiielto. Sin
16etl 0cS @rltnbitiidS itebt leer mn ijritc Iilr
Nau5lpedc henttt 1pcrhen.
NertarfSsNeOinGunaet: Cine &llfte Nanr,
Neft in cinem SnBr nit Sinieu, uber aucS
@nur lu6 @elicben hes adnicrs. Sin Sepoiit
bon 5000 miro p%erlanat.
Wiet6en uno l~laiolteil bis gum Saqc Der
Hutifiintipn bcS NerfnuiS burb faS 9reisges
ridt Der Staht Baltimore begli6en.
Safe Scppiit aub Srnit Gpmpanb uun Baltimore
@ottiion & @aban, auitionatorcn.
(2S4, G,S. 90 ,G-7,3O0-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12
Screinigtc Sdnger bDE Baltimore.

Sailptqnurtier: s@ermania MGn.
ner6or : Solle;" 8r1iioent Serrr
Sboma8; eorreiponoirenher ut,o pro-
tofoqirenoer Sefretdr pro fem. q.
%SimmcIbeber, Scr. 3t5, Iorb.Gbcn.
Strabe; Stnan5iefretGr 6. Simmel'
beber, Nr. 315, Horo-goen StraBc;
S6atmeilter 8. Widlid, Nr. 713,
8arner-S traBe; 9iri0ent 81. Sent
Berger. gcriammlung ieOen 5ipeiten
6rci!a8 i'm Worat.
rgrion."
SilgltlnOe Wittluod in Ser Stag.
Sallc," Hr. 205, Sonoperltrabe. 81.
ri9ent 3. MeIomet.
~ v@ermunia.I 1nnerbor."
Sauptquortier: @ermania . WGl;-
nerGor.Saae, Ger. 410 Bis 412, 0elt'
2omboro-S trobe. Sina|turoe: Gon'
nerItoes - Iiri9ent: 1beooor Sent
berger.
mySrobiinn."
SuliptQuartier: Srobiinn Sale,
Rr. 1000, Sreoertt apenue. cling
Nr. 116,, 9oro-Bocas Strobe, Sina.
%ltunoe: Wittipods - 9iriaent: Sobn
81. &lein.
n@rbeiter. WGnnertor."
$auptquartier: Inoreas' $aIle,
GER. 314, SoaoperItrabe. Singituuoe:
Wtittpcbs - Giriaent: Dapio Wes
lamet.
.Gsrmonia-G uartctt-gIub."
9ouptqilortier: 8agner's Sale.
itunoe: Iienitags. 3iriaent 5.
aarolus.
rSboIia.W 1nnerdlor."
$auptquartier: 8oigf's Sole, Nr.
1122, Sarforb-apenue. Singitunos:
3ienItags - Giriaen! s. 6. Srnnf..
nSpcuit-Goint M0nnerhor."
Sauptalartier: 3eoer's SoQe, gde
Cuba. nno 9(nore- StroBe. Cling.
itltltoe: Wittmo6 Gbenbs s l1br =
Tirigcrt: i. aorolils.
nIrbeiter-
Sauptouartier: 8oI5' Sale, Nr.
4Q8, @eit . 2erinatonitrabe. Sina.
0ienItogs 0irigent: Geo. q.
Eoblmanlt.
r9aperiider Mdnntrdor."
Sauptaltartier: I%dermann's Sans.
Gde bnu Caroline. uno @ouebitraBe.
SineItun0e: Sonnerltag aberbs -
0irigent: 4nguit Shneibcr.
.Ipsart-Mdnnerdor."
&uubta,iartier: Robert 8oqnaer's
Sole, Nr. 1921-1923, Orleans.
StraBe: Ginsitunoe isoen 9on..er.
itaa Mbeno - Giriaent g. So. B6bl.
mann.
~@ihenfrans."
Sauptquartier: ausuTt goebeI's
(bormaIs 3orn's) SaGe, gde Ser 3
nno @ougbIiraBe, 9iebImttofpn.
FSingltimoe: Mitttpodbs - Giriqe,tt
@so. @. Yohlntann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12

Gin Gem ii + smend
a.: v@ie gcfdQt S6nen Ocim meme
5rau?" q: DSebr biibihl @irS
mai ne rei5euoe fleinc 8ittpe iein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12
Gtoanksnfplitter

Su barft bic 6laibe cblcn g9eins ni0t
nod benz gobeniab beneHcn.
Die reibften grdute tperben oft bic drm.
Pen Grauen.
Gs sibt cine ffine Gorm Der Sbmei6clci
itno oes Gaoels: ie naboem ndnlib bas
cine tn benz anoeren entbolten 1T.
Sie S6ule beg 2ebens fam man ni6t
fttDdn3en.
Gin berniinftiser Menib piro elmer Soft.
nung, Die tns Wafer fiel, ME nc6iprinssa.
Sab III bdufis nur perbiTene @6tuns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12

$3.50 - Sir circs icner pruhtboucn Sfr.
fer ra0e Eutterfon'Gnri, CIR. 20. %, 90 etc.
gioros@1rc.Stra Gemeutirte 5rottrire. sell
let ulh sol; enniuirte @ahcmnnnc uiio ais
dbenauseub etc. $50 8aar unb ateit linter febr
Iei6ten 9eoirpungen fnufcn zines iener mooers
men Sdufer. gc'ihtiot iie mo iiher5eugt Sud.
Sebr leihte gebinGunger. Gbwaro I. Sturd,
mn Srt nno Stcac. CSunii7tS,G&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12

ainbermunb .-Sunge: nSerr
Schrer, bite iagen sic mir, fommen
cuf Dem Wono oitd) Grobeben por2"
Gin Genommilt TT. Shrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12
2n u%crmictbcn.
gu uc~rfaEfcn.
$4,000. gu pcrfanfcm: $95O.O0.

OF "Ul1lNVTNHt P0DV'VVt
Scne leucn mooernen 5lpciittGiQc1l 3duier
an Der gtoros0are.St rabe, 6uiibcu Sdtrnomlts
reii @inrihtutaen; cenlentirte AcIlcr. 3of uno
Truitpirs. Gntaiairtc SabCluanncH mn &iicbcts
N~ueliliie. Minrmors lreppCIt uuh s@eiimic. iGniz
tire Drainage, StrnbeH mil pitriii5irtCn 3ieGCls
iteineu oepfInftert. Gle miiiicH Gcfebcu nerbeH.
I'M Tie f4dBen SIT f0unct.
Dian nebme 5nirrnoutts gircnIcz lSd ggon5.
lid uno S%onntups often. Ieenten am @Iase.
@runo6irs $4,000. - icd1SuHoooreibig Collars
pro Sdbr.
@nltcr z. NcipEnl,
(SftS| g1llnierrc6nlcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12
Gcrlmann &GScnh0pp,

@cucraIsGeent unb @runoei9cnibuinSsWi ofler,
c~npfiepIt iib ocuI geebrten Iublifuin beileHs
gum Soneiiiren bon Wiietben unb Srunb6iliell.
6uin Yerinui bon ieaIidem 9ruroeigentbum, fus
pie Snr Seriiberuns gegen 5clersaefnbr. Iud,
mir 5u baben.
bureau: 4O7 @aitbersgIoe.-11t q. Charles
Gtrube. (Septl .12ltte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12

ileler; 1907 itc0t lid jeet oIs Elm
id)redlides Sobr beranS." 2.
S6riftiteacr: oGl lo6telt es sod, i'm.
mcr wegen Geincr grfolee." +.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12

G6riltlteller: uSa, aber ipeitn i6 jebt
- 1903 einen gltten @eoanfen Da.
be, itet3 flopit'S uno berein tritt =
ser WelobrieitrGger."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12

YGKc snr Heiic tn's Mnslano be.
iorst 6. Maiue, Nr. 413, Sl-ynltt'
morcitrafc, nahc Gnitcm Snnie MDr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12
Nciibt Gin Scim,.
2700 0cuicrt Siagncr-glucnuc.

8soeiii6diqe. &ernnoasSront 8oInbiufer, ale
Dlooernet Ginribtlifgen; Srrtoiiiide IA bet
1882; Srllllb5iu5 $50. geithtigt otc1e Siuier
hpr albcrueitigem saul.
Nieorigc Yreiic. 2cid)ic Scbingnnacu
SGglid) nno SDnntngs uffcn.
9 bis 3 g,n0mittna2.
Gamcp,
225 2ap.Suiloiua.
(Sept1S,1WD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12
Encsinl.N

an acbilocie Selif6e. ole Elm 3einl al Aedboobs
Seinbts, nabe S6pman's Euri. wiini1en.
$500 @epiert MarDlGnO=Nu
Saben aue 8ealenllidieiten -eiltcs $4,000
SauteS an Charles uno ct. RailsStrube, i'll
den.
9rctitbdie. aisaeboui6te Srort nit 8 3inls
ntcrIl, Nao. Gorratbsi1ntnler. 9SdiCberei mn
Dienliboienitrbe; SGmpibei6ung eleftriide5
Giht mo @as. flritpole OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lnber; pra6tooIie aaIninqcitlnic, oifcne i%anitdre
TIumbiHg, 3Sor5eIlnn gdoeipulille, gSuihbcdet
5tpei &eraroen am Sinicrbaus. Sir aduier
pniieroe @eotngungeIi; 6ur geltiti1g bereit.
ittS Gr. 2GS6 ltlo 263S, &arbIanb = gUerlte,
3lir S,nfpettiou often. Sieie ncrmGscnbe bout
ihe Samilien ipoDnen lett in oieier ginbbars
ibnit In pelber @runobeiib RAID i'm gSeribe
'tpIgt.
George g.. SbnmaS,
'tSIt2-MD Nr. 420, 2ap.8nilbina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12
9tabiirt 1928.
GonloliDateD 3oan 60.
WDr6- UnN.Etra6c

Cir erobes eiIortiment perialener &inmails
Eaif nod unter balbem stoIterpreis, 99ir aebeIl
nab fpie Dor liberdie 3drleben auf nne Wertbs
geeenifdnoe. Seiteli,Ginsan9 5um g}ripatsbi
redu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12

TofuIzlInf0iten STA
slne snipalteaebibren bonn 91runtcruebrner
be5dbIt. Woberne 9inribtunaet. Mu. vi.
Hinut, Er. 100, Epro Is clinton z trnfc, G6e non
Gdirutpunt.9tre sre. (Gept4, 1WdD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12

StoBGcbet zines menidlen.
frclltolIdcn Frimaners Dor Der iran.
,5iiiden Nrbeit:
,, oaB i'd tauieno 3ungen bGtte
ltno elllen tonleuofaden Wfllnoi>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12

NInTsr IN pcr,nnIcn
fit $1,000 inter Gontrdft. Sbne In6a5Iing.
Staten mir 81 pro gSode.
1aufprciS. 80. Sf400 $500 @cdben6abi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12
8erianst i'm N%nacmcinen.
Den,,hes Observation-Disclosures
Gtracngciuhr.

Stcacgeiun:
Sin iun9cr Wdnn fubt Stcnc ulS Glider
brittle &nuo. 9torciiirc: uS. ~" Scutiher
Gurreippnoent. t2SG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12
Wir baben Die ~folsenoen gnten 2ano'
Go,npIere ann 'Terfnnf:

8 slder $3.50: 8 gier $500: TN goer $3.50;
a8 gIder $500: 70 Mder S32hO. smf etIibei
oiefer 8laee ftebet Sbftbdume. Bier5ig Mtiu-
ten Sabrt per eIeftrii1e gabp bon Baltimore
NIB fiinf Winuien gu SUB bon Der Citation nndb
ireeno cinem Der Tldte, A5nnet eiIidbe bapon
utter Ieihieu 2dblunaSbeoinsungen berfduieu.
@bcnfaqs 10 ader erobe Tarm nit ieifer gSafs
f~erfronfe, ineefibr 9fpei Wsei'eu bon ~oerfeIben
unberen @ebduIibfeitcn, Al $4,000.
Scpern Stealth Company,
gr. III, Nors.Gb arlcs.etraee.
fDe5r624, 49,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-09

A middle aged rector of a FASH
ionable church, his wife and daugh-'
tiers and a beautiful seventeen year
old ward, soon to be an hciress;
the rector and the young girl elope,
cross a continent and begin life all
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DEPENDS ON THE DOGS.

Asa Goddard of the American Auto
mobile Association was recounting in
Worcester some of his touring adven-
lures. "
One summer morning" he said, the
approach of a great flock of sheep
obliged me to pull off the narrow coun-
try road. l halted my car and watched
with interest the passase of the sheep
the intelligent dogs and the shepherd
Il had short talk with the shepherd
about his odd and difficult trade.
Look here l said, what do you
do, driving sheep like his on mar.
row road, when you meet another flocF
coming in the opposite direction?"
"'WelL' said the shepherd, we JUS
drive straight on, both of We, and tn,
one that has the best dogs gets tn
most Sheep"
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TheManand His Job
By HERBERT ]. HAPGOOD.

The spirit Of play the frame work Of every truly successful
career We may cnjon young to attend strictly to
business every to advantage but little wasted
time now and then means really immense saving in the
long The poet Browning praises the butcher who paints
the baker who rhymes and the candesc< maker who blow
his brains a flute
All these things improbable they seem have their places
in everybodys life of economic significance The
man who makes of his business will inevitably be found
be the with hobby
friend of mine who is sixty years CT spends his
spare time chasing butterflies He may be almost Sat
urday afternoon running about the fields his suburban
home and striking the various insects with his onghanded
net collection butterflies of the largest in this coun
try and comprises different species Still this man
who gets much pleasure of such apparently childish
pursuit enjoys the distinction of having successfully conducted
great many years of the largest banking houses in
Wall Street.
busy always; but a while be busy having good
time There lots and lots of people who will tell you to
work overtime and study between times Work and study
enough companions for anybody but don't lose sight of the
best that is in requires certain amount OF
good wholesome fun Remember that call work and play
makes Jack dull boy Don't be grind at the price of health
Sacrifice fortune rather than happiness.
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WASHINGTON'S PROPER PLACE.
Today Washington will again have
the center of the American stage.-Bal-
timore American.
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GOOD HUNTING.

DR.. Seward Webb" aid an editor,
"once showed me over Sheuburne
farms, his splendidly stock estate in
Vermont. l complimented him on the
abundance of game at Shelburne, and
he told me an appropriate story.
1T was story about young club
man. He looked up from his mail one
morning and murmered:
'Beastly. Simply beastly.'
What is the matter?' some one
asked,
Here is an invitation. said the
young man from a chap who owns
10000 acres in New Hampshire. He
wants me to go wild boar shooting
there.
"'Well. why don't yo ugo? said his
friend.
'Ah-er-I don't know the young
Observation-Disclosures.
and those versed in certain Industries,
as galvanoplasty, the manufacture of
bone buttons, perfumery, neckties, ETC.,
will be given free freightage of the
machinery and elements essential to
the prosecution of such industries,
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!: Tales Worth Telling :
NO. NOT AS A RULE.

George P. Angel, Boston's brilliant
and powerful defender of animals from
cruelty was talking about nature fax
ing.
My friend Will Long is no nature
faker," he said, but / admit that many
of our myriad nature writers are. These
mems idea of lie seems too closely
to resemble that of a little boy /
know.
THE boys teacher said from her
desk one afternoon:
" / want every pupil who has never
told a lie to hold up his hand
There was a doubtful pause Two
or three hands were raised Then my
little friend. piped out:
" Teacher. is it lie if nobody finds
it out? .
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A defense Of the present quaran-
tine farce appears in this morning S
Advertiser, in the form of state
mcnt by one OF the Marine Hcspi-
tai doctors to the effect that 1o-
nolulu must either observe the re-
&c.. ,.l..,;4 =, b,,yi,,o
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Ambassador Bryce, at dinner in
Urbana, ILL.,, gave young lady some
tips on European travel.
And above all he said, don't fail
to tip your cabnian literally. Han
SONS and four-wheelers would be cheap
in London If one only paid the legal
fare for them, but he who tries to pay
the legal farewell. he doesn't try II
more than once.
One day 1 saw an old lady stop a
hanson, look up at the driver and say
timidly.
Driver. want to go to Ludgate
Circus. l see by the book that the
legal fare is shillings. If I give you
will you promise not to swear at me
afterwards? p "
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Sympathy For
"ReV." Cooke


before the pulpit called him. he apparently man
competent workman the end of the couple
recognized babe months old they disappear
ignoring forgvng calls from his real wife and the cdmo
turning heaboken appeals from her home
a life that remarkable the day of ani
ties crandoctrnes What to be the end? Where will the
lead the fallen minister and the young mother and child? How
will cruel publicity drive them from another home? Ought to
do Associates and negbors of the Rev K Cooke his
life said he good friends of his wife liked her and
expressed that discovery had broken their home But
Anglo-Saxon society will do and again has before
crushed characters who tried defy its for the
mhe fact that they fled discovery shows the utter
hopessness of attempted scheme of life of the Rev. Cooke
and Miss Waeyt depends secresy great mpossbty of
modern life 1t hard feel sympathy for the intelligent middle