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KILLS PRIEST
 AT ALTAR
MISSOURI FARMER BECOMES INSANE IN CHURCH AND
 MURDERS.
Nuggets Special Service.


 SALISBCBRY. Mo May 25.-Jos- erh Sheuette prosperous farmer of this locality. went suddenly insane in church hcrc yesterday and stabbed the officiating priest, Father Joseph Lub- eley fatally at the altar
 A frightful panic was caused by the occurrence. and several women faint ed Others rushed screaming from the building. but the men turned their at tcntiuu to overcoming the maniac. who aourished his bloody knife and threatened anyone who dared to ap- prnaeh with death He was rushed, however and finally overcome. The priest was stabbed in the back and the lung is punctured
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25
Nuggets Special Service.

KANSAS CITY. March ea-Thc Presbyterian general assembly. which k in session here. passed resolutions today to begin at once an cvangrlistic campaign all over the entire world and the preliminary steps are now he- ing taken to inauguratc the work.
 The Rev Wilbur Chapman. promi-
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PRESBYTERIANS BEGIN
 WORLD WIDE CAMPAIGN

ncnt minister of great ability and co- ergy. has been placed in charge. He will begin at once to enlist bright young men for the aelA. and na ciH- lized country on carth will he over booked.
 As matters book ueU it will be tine greatest cyueelica movement of modern times
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25
ROLLER
 VS. G0TCH
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SEATTLE May 22. Roller and Gotch were matched by telegraph this afternoon [" WfesJIc for the worlds championship here on July1 Or All those whp have met Dr Roller. Goteh is easily his most dangerous oppoa- ent and the tussIe in prospect has al- ready caused au immense amount oI excitement.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25
Nuggets Special servic, |.

SEATTLE. May s5.--An immense parade HiH take place through tho streets of the city tomorrow in honor ef the fleet Al least l5,ooo will take part. and the greatest sight iu tbe his- tory of Seattle maX he expected. Srv- efa1 of the officers and great numbers of men of the waf=hips will also take part and bands, banners and floats iu- numerabIe WiI add variety
 Thousands are visiting thr shibs
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25
VETERANS MARCHED
 YESTERDAY TO CHURCH

The veterans and sons of Veterans marched to the churches yesterday morning and evening and listened to appropriate sermons delivered by Rev R. V. E. Dunlap and Rev Dr Wood
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Nuggets Special serv:oc.

FORT NORTH Tsx Na UE rfv.f hff H hJuE~ ###H swept aataHY th, Hama uE # samu aI Hs #nHs =H=r .tifaa dgSrtHaa S,..a lsHH.tt a H4tt.d Hg3. II fHTI Worth .lf.. entertained # mJut ta.,N.fHea fa ulasa Filee
 The sH6rEHlnI= tafr uloi and snUn hap fa inn lm @# df@...
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Nuggets Special Service.

OAKLAND. May a3 The Maretl airship burst near this city today while zoo feet in the air aud she. with six teen passengers. was hurled tu the earth with frightful velocity.
 All are injured and some Will di.. but the wonder k that everyone on board Was unt instantly killed
 The bursting WIS caused hy some
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soRoEAu SAYS OTHERS
 CLEANED UP DUMP

cherie Bordeau filed suit today against F $. Bruner and J. T. Whit aker. from whom 5000 damages are claimed for having washed up a dump which plaintim claims on No. Hol- yoke creek
 wm. Paekwood is attorney for plain tiff
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DRILLING
 AT ROONEY

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 T0 DEATH
ELEVEN RUSSIAN REVOLUTION lSTs. INCLUDfSG WOMEN.
 FOUND GUILTY

'ua acts Sosc ?. e-r,
 ST. FErisESHHf:.; Mly Eas= .u u.eatutfuui.f- at-ucea .a .hHth today as.F mad bt gaur- uu'at N i,u ruua,a several d3y A#.aisa=t tH" ,t.a-. ..a afe faW as- a-n h1 roa# Haa-t Prominent pant
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 CAPTURED
CAUGHT BY T- SEATTLE CUSTOMS OFFICERS
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PAY CLERK
 IS GUILTY
Nuggets speo,al Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 MANILA. P. |. May 25.-F C. Pet CTS. the pay clerk of the gunhaat Rain bow. has plcadcl guilty ta the charge If embedding $3.0oo and was scntene- ed yesterday to term of three years imprisonment.
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HAZEL LAUNCHED.

The trading egham,r uaz launched last etaa#- and et. sts. for Sihcria just a ,all .t- aHr ..unf. appears m the ics.
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BOY BORN.

A boy was bonn today to the wife of Peter Sathcr. Front street. Dr Mustard is in attendance and mother and son are doing we'll
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STROUP WINS
 Ih THIRD
Nuggets Special Service.

FAlEEANkS H4s Saa S kupckvduut Jaei. ffeu.uz 1Hs ming in tac th.r. aHd Ta altogether uuteia=s+ H.J r.# shoN.
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3-ELiTE PLEArs NOT GUILTY

H isu J"-. r.'but". who Nas mliet- l.f Tn. ad IHly eH chafs, af
 tatui af.an ". st lfu-ht un fn a daE e.l.j aot guilty and aroused tac leG @. raiie, Of putting ui' a tsh "n hmm h tnnfs- diatelE silruest
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25
PLAN TO
 STOP PhNIGS
N.sast.s sPeelaL ser.l-e.

Nt99ets opecIaI oHTvI"e.
 SATTLi. N#t EN-Dr.sta. at r Ntnt ltah-rfz who ms arrived IH fI- ctl fr.u the fs,st la'.d tafs n aa HUf=E.f.. H#E #c .- HfaM2 Hlth an .t- .Hst -F.f.HH,at ta ttt'i-. '. eIHz n1lE -Hf.n ha k -nr aaaeH "t- H. TH question HHstly and stup u1mes atteF-f
 lls as.'d H#s..f# AHffeats
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25
SCHOOLH0USE NARROWLY
 ESCAPES DESTRUCTION

Thy rubh -.Eatas hu.... aIr.. e=eaIad a=-rfu"t5aH He i ing and 4GI. aIX.d uuia I-E- -lE If. action HE s==a 9sH HH fI. ###A4H- tho fire department
 TNa f#a #a HH-a #H m.r Iiaat&- ,la aelIt... l-. ater the Ea aud st# al..
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25
TRINITY RIVER DESTROYS
 HOMES OF 5000 PEOPLE

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OFFERS FREE
 GOAL TO U. s. WARSRIPS

 
 
 
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FOR RENT.

Furnished house of ]. K. Wood. 4th ave Apply to T NJ Gloves
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25
Nuggets Special Service.

Nugget's Specl1I StIvIce.
 NEW YORK Efa# .d by fHg asslaH# ft., Arthur SaaaU a4 tls alaa ou d des,it stand ln F.. an g<rsdiflau ssH# -.aa be =saa ..# search.
 All hope t"t rHa ..u has h.#I ..## d"urd and ~.. pastel
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25
elatz Weiner Beer at the Bank.

Granite m'~'ra c,o-'e. are ,re Lest
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25

New lad gols. Poser rras.s Sfap Phone Black
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Granite Mining Candles are the be
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Go to the North Pole

a.aE.ty t#r tlr. hsa. h,-ta azt ...sa=e The ouy coffee nau-e in ta.ss
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25
BEllEvE SHIPS GREW
 IS G)n DESERT ISLAND

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25

elatz Private Stock a, the Bank.
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elst. Pr,va,e Stock a, th. Bank.
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ela,. we,osr Beer a' n. 3 .oA
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-18

nein 5reuno, Ser Grofeiior Der b0bt=
rem W}ogie, mir 3utparf ais i6 bel
ieiner Bite I'M einige 3igorren per-
gebens IN allen goi1en iudte, ltnl
enoli6 BEL ser grin1erunq an Sic
bolb geroud)te Goller=9one idredas=
ldbmt oie Sanoe iinfen 5n loI1en. Gi=
neg ieiner i6oniten <nitltiide fiel Sc
nit flagli6 ms @oiier l1no i) be-
gam 5l iiberlegen, oh mon oie Hii1p=
le~nforoerung zines Ereitioigitateltrs
megen Satisfaftionsun f1bigfeit SEES
Soroernoen ablebnen oiirfe ooer
nidt. 9a fam Die &ataitropbe. ST.
genO Selnono bate aus einem ibm
BON Dem 3auberfiinitler gereidten
8ude nod ieinem @efollen eille
Stelle altsgepablt, uno ser @eoon-
fe1leier erflarte, bob er einem Ser
Inme1enoen einen 3ettel aus ser So-
i6e 5ieben meroe, allf Dem bieIe Steae
bereits anfge5ei6net Jet. 9omit trat
er la6elno atf mid 5u, eriff mir III
Die gruittaide uno 5og Elm 5~uioEl=
mengefaltetes 8latt beraus, oos er ei-
1e1m melt BON mir entfernt iieenoen
6errn nit Dem Griuden iiberreidJte,
ben Snbalt laut uno pernebmlih oor-
5ulelen.
Siefe, Interchangeable Stiae Lag
auf Dem Saale uao Ser urgliidleIige
las.
Mn Garla b.. Saloernl
Sd liebe 9eines Saores idmor5e
Sluten
llno 9einer 4inoeraugen tiefes
8lau;
Sd liebe 0einer 2ippen 8urpur-
gluten
limo 9eiler @angen Stolen, fife
Sra1t"
8eiter fam er nidt nit Dem Sor-
trage meines @eoihtes, oenn oll6er
0ur6 einen Stllrm Ser 6eiterfeit, oell
meme per5meifelten Hufe: yllmore-
ben! - I'm @ottesmiaen, oreben Sic
bod oos 8latt uni" entfeiielt batten,
luuroe er a16 onr6 Die M~nfregulig
nnterbroden, Die es peruriahte, oaB
cine Game IN Der 5meiten SitreiDe
obnlna6tig ~genoroell mar nno Din=
ausgefiibrt peroen muBte. = NoG
OH oemlelben Mbeno bate Garla mel
lie brieflide Grfldrung in Sen Sall-
Den, oaB i6 bereit lei. mir cine 4lt-
gel Dor ben &opf 81 idieBen, melm
ibr oies ais cine mtsreidenoe Siihrle
llteines &erbre6ens eriheine. SDrc
Mntmort fam olr6 ben lteberbringer
meiner 8oti6oft 8uriid, ulo Tie. tau.
tete:
u@orgelhlagene Siibne miro obge=
lebnt. Gieaeiht fa1t Sbnen bis NOR
gen frib cine before Elm. Sd iebe
elmer miinolihen Mitteilung oarii6pr
NIT 3uperiidt entgegen."
Seben Sic, Serri6aften - 10 fam
meme Gerlobung gu Stanoe. Gent'
@erehten miiiien ale 9inge gum Sc
item oienen. Gum 5meiten Male aber
lperoe id mid Oarum ME IN meiten
2eben als 3nlberlebrling periuhen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-18
sambbrst famm nidt asbeiIt ,uerbet

gambbrit fann nidbt neheiIt merben
our6 IofaIe Mpplifationen, neil lie ben
tranfen Sell 6es Sbres ni6t erreiden
fonnen. @s giebt nlr eilen 8eg, Die
Saubbeit 81 fnrieren, uno Der lit onr9
tonititutioneue SeiImittel. Saub6eit tpir6
our9 einen ent5iinbeten 3uitnnb Der
i6leimigen NitsfIeibung Der Gnitadi1den
N0bre berurfa6t. @enn oiefe gobre
li6 ent5iinbet, babt SIR eirten rumpelns
ben Son ODER tnponfommenes @ebor;
ntlO tpenn iie gang seidlo5ien lit, erfolst
Sdlibbeit, unb fuenn Die gnt5iinbung
ni6t geboben unb bieie H6bre pieber in
ibren seb0risen 3uitanb beriebt tperben
lam, miro bns @eb6r fir INNER Seritort
t%peroen; neun Sdne inter 5ebn iin6 onr9
&atarrb beruria6t, nel1er ni9ts als
Elm ent5iinoeter 3uitano Der i6leimi9en
Oberfld6e 1T.
ISL molten einbunbert 9olars fir ies
ben. our6 4otarrb perurfa6ten SaI bon
Solbheit eeben. ben mir ni1t our6 ms
nebmen bon .9na's &atarrbs& nr" beiIen
tonnen. 2abt gu6 umionit 3irtuIare
tpmr1en.
S. s. Gbeneb & Co., gplebo, 3.
Wertalft bon allen @potbefern, 75c.
9aa's Eamiliensginen iinb Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-18
ReiChe Farm-Laendereien

Sum Gerfauf nobe Dem biibideu
8ictoria, @olffiiite, 3eras, mo a
Gilenbobnitationeli. Geider 8o6en,
offele 8rairie, bereit fir ben @flug
urlo iebr geeignet fir beutide 5ar-
nler, oa I'M County mebr Die Oic
9alfte p~oblbobenoe 9euti6e ltnb.
Breile uno 3abIungsbeoingungell
mdBig.
gcrlanat, einige quite oeutiGe
A9entell. Sdreibt (engliidO luegeil
boiler Snformation on
S. s. 8elinstun it,,
Sort 8ortb, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-18

9os Sotel auf Den; eoofolrt
Monltain BEL Chattanooga 1T o69e-
branllt.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1908-10-10

lost time They their and they going to keep it
On that point the softer sex il sdamant.
The fact j. has got good place and she knows it. In
TIE drama Of Lite she walking and walking off, We have
heard hs sdg lady this lady Of the ancient planet
leading fsr than dreamed he would have to travel This
bons Of confidence themselves universal craving
domination which the other the world do
to the degree universally AL American
-ndependmtP That has been repeated only too often.
But Independent of what?
Not Of love-what il Independent Of lovef
Then Of what2
OF
Here the Frenchman staggen and puts his hands his head
II do not quite understand How the desire love
and keep out Of her wayf"
keep Off too violent The American does
all She his homage the
and it ID just that which she calls flirting"
This problem them eucdate How does that
the American bold in his business valiant his struggle
against material difficulties foohy brave his SPORTS does not
succeed dominating the American and allows himself to be
led of by her without port adventures that have
climax
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group. It took about two months
for him to get over the wonder Of
splendid sunsets. In time he got used
to the sunsets and beside this in
evitable daily phenomenon there are
but the sunrise and the Hood and ebb
tide to fall back on. His duties were
largely . joke. There was nobody to
talk to but natives and even when
Reid got to understand their lingo he
was not much better OF.
The worst thing was the fact that
the world was always half year
ahead OF him. His newspapers and
letters were sig months old when he
got them. He wrote that the one
thing that was keeping up his spirits
was the prospect Of seeing the Ameri-
can battle1hip Aeet sail past. He
waited In vain for this pageant. The
delay in mails had put him in tho
awkward hx Of writing to friends who
had been months in the grave. He
called himself the loneliest man In the
world and this loneliness soon became
. disease. He was sick Of the spar
king beauty Of the Pacific with its
monotonous sunshine and soft trade
winds. What he wanted was = real
Canadian Snowstorm and somebody to
talk to.
After while Reid spent his days
in . hammock when he was not eat
ing and drinking. He ended 1t by
shooting himself, hrst writing . caus.
tic letter to his arm telling them that
1t is only once In while that an
anywhere near normal man can be
an exile and keep his grip on his
nerve. A coroner's Jury 5ourneyed
over to Reds stronghold and re.
turned . verdict denouncing the cruel
ty OF cutting man on from the rest
OF his kind. u
Wherever am going" wrote Reid
to . friend. there will be somebody
else there"
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REVOLVER SHOT ENDS
ExILPs LONELY LIFE
ALLEN REID vMAslG TO ssAs
ISOLATED gxieTGNcg ON
PACIFIC ISLAND.

Vancouver, B. C.-Marooned By busi-
ness on . tiny island in mid-Pacinc.
Allen Reid. manager for the Anchor
Investment Company Of Winnipeg. and
the "loneliest man." killed himself.
He did this ~ much out OF the old
human desire for something to happen
n for anything else.
Get another man to fool WITH" he
wrote to his company.
Reid, ~ manager, had house and
servants and when he first became
established his letters home echoed
his slee at being the potentate Of
Graham island In the Charlotte
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1908-10-10
IS AMERICA SOON
TO BOW TO QUEEN?
ACCORDING TO loUis A. oouR-
DAM, We MIGHT A. WELL
PREPARE oURsGLvGo.
REPUBLIC TO De OVERTHROW
Powerful eserst Council a Work with
the Object Of Placing "hslsn
u New York" on the
.., Throne.

London.-To overthrow the Amer
lean republic and establish . monarchy
instead, with Helen Of New York" az
queen. II the modest scheme Of Louis
A. 0ourdain. now stopping At the
Savoy hotel.
Attention was first drawn to Gour-
dams scheme by the publication in
the fashionable Morning Post of an
advertisement reading:
"Royalists Of the United States OF
America organized for the purpose Of
securing real liberty and to crown
Helen Of New York queen. We desire
the aid Of the royalists Of the world
who can place our cause before their
respective sovereisns and secure their
practical support.
LOUIS A. 0OURDA1N."
While 0ourdain was explaining his
plans his dark eyes flashed in antici-
patton. He explained that one secret
council. composed Of seven members.
had been sent by the supreme council
Of Chicago ON private mission to the
crowned heads Of the world.
According to Gourdain this secret
council arrived ON the steamer Lu-
cania June 23 and II now scattered in
st. Petersburg. Berlin. Madrid. Rome,
Tokyo and London trying to interest
the heads Of the respective govern
ments.
This movement to overthrow the
American republic" said Gourdain.
and establish q monarchy began in
Chicago in 1908. Our secret organixa-
ton il represented in every state and
can control 5000 900 votes. We not
only will obtain our desires, but will
also night socialism In . great war
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FUNGUS IN STOMACH KILLS.
Grows from Plnhsad to ceeeanut sixs
Causing Agony 70 oIri.

London. Ens.-sprouting from =
grain Of oats or barley. q fungus
caused the death Of = girl IL years old
In shemeld. and an autopsy revealed
that the fungus had grown in the stom.
ach to the size Of q cocoanut. Ths
growth had sent out roots. which had
invaded all the surrounding organs,
and the girl died in agony.
The case 10 held to be one Of the
strangest in medical records in this
country. About month ago the girl
complained Of pains in her stomach.
and q dozen physicians differed in
their diagnoses. As It turned out, Ill
were wrong. The girl gradually grew
worse, each day adding to her suffer.
ing, until she died. The autopsy was
performed and four doctors testified
to what was found.
The doctors said that when . grain
Of oats or barley was eaten . tiny
vegetable parasite, known ~ ray fun.
gus. was growing on 1t. This para.
site was not killed by being eaten. In
stead. It thrived and grew until, the
size Of Q cocoanut, 1t killed the girl.
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oerIss In School d Sharks.


Ships coming to port from No MaA's
Land bring reports Of school Of raven
Gus sharks that infest the ocean ada
cent to Marthas Vineyard.
Members Of the crew Of the fishing
schooner Priscilla, Capt Fred De
Wolf. declare that 1shermen in the
Priscilla's dories recently had = bat
tie with . school Of sharks that tried
to overturn the boats.
A critical moment came when the
sharks rushed On the dories from
several ways ct once. The boats were
kept upright with great dimculty.
soms Of the sharks leaped from the
water ~ II to view what was In the
boats. In the rush three Of tie n.
gest sharks became engaged In q bat.
tic among themselves. an opportunity
which the fishermen took to row has.
tily to the schooner. One Of the sharks
It u said. was more than Is feet
long.-Boston Herald.
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which will be fought and finished in.
side Of the next three years"
As for the mysterious Helen Of New
York" Gourdain refuses to disclose
her Identity until an appointed date.
This much l may say: She IL an
American born, young. handsome,
rich and possesses great business abll-
ity. She has common sense and ID Of
royal descent: also very popular in
American society. She has consented
to lead our cause.
Regarding her marriage, which will
be necessary to secure her throne, we
prefer . European prince to an Ameri-
can street sweeper. The queen shall
be assisted by . house of lords. q
house Of commons.
THE nobility win be made the
state bosses.
The monarchy will weld all the dif.
ferent races. making up the, American
people into one great nation. The fact
10 We badly need . change in America.
We think We are free. but we are not.
The Russian. who II supposed to be
downtrodden, would not stand for such
. condition Of affairs for "a hours.
The English people would not tolsr-
ate them 60 seconds.
Look At American Justice where
cases are dragging through the courts.
Here they either liberate or hang
the prisoners in 4 few weeks.
''Our financial state is rotten and
with feeling Of insecurity.
THAT constant change Of rulers II
wrong. We neither rule ourselves nor
have an autocrat rule as. We are Just
between the two.
THE coronation of Helen of New
York will take place In Washington. !"
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Man Carries l4is Len Home.

Wilkesbarre, PA.-Carr-ing his am.
putAted leg In his arm, John Ortkuskt
yho had 1t cut Oh on the Lehigh Val.
ley railroad, crawled a quarter Of q
mile In an effort to reach White
Haven. He was discovered by rail
roaders. Ortkuski was thrown under
the wheels Of freight train whiEe
trying to jump aboard. and his left LEI
vas cut Oh At the knee. He bound the
stump in his shirt and stopped the
bsseding. and then, carrying the am.
pstatsd lsg in his arms, crawled On
His Fssaarkable courage and strength
took ne breath Of the physicians
T4ay believe b win recover.
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requires different upon this
provide for each the lessons suitable for it. Over the system
lesson for the whole school they start with this advantage that
grade the scholars sympathy with the material provided for it
have be adapted to hem it is already adapted
lesson all in the school absolutely the
Of scholars of for different material 1t
portion just suited it. and
adapt the rest In doing this teachers succeed in
teresg their scholars but it evident that it takes more training
than would teach which
at the start is just fitted for them.
There that the graded lessons viii
oure who considerable knowledge Of child
chooey and pedagogy possible every teacher should
soething hem the that knowledge will Be
in the old familiar acquaintance with them will b.
the that they be exactly suited
10 Tie different grads but those who make Of them
Than il nedful good macsSam T
Acd rod should know how Il y constructed
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Sabbath
School
What II Has to Do
With National
Ideals
BY REV. ROnEnr JOHNSON. d. n.
PssAss Ansssan Pssshyssssa. ChsRsA. MsaAsal.

HAT has the Sabbsh school to do with theme commonly
regarded appropriate to national congresses and to
ellis of nature minds? Much for the conception Of the Sab
to-day it is recognized of the mghe educational
forces the religious world Not to the pulpit will 1t
acknowledge nferioy force moulding the nations con-
ception Of life and its purpose Add to this the fact also
recognized that the Sabbath school has for its field Of
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D.lIainos In Larse cItIss.

The total cost Of the buildings erect
ed in the principal cities Of the United
States in 1907 was 1851 .07e. zss. . net
decrease Of &17,634,S83 from the ng-
ures Of 1906. but an increase over
those for any previous year. The unit
cost Of building, however. increased In
the last year. for there were some 1884,
055 permits issued In 1907, ~ against
1s1,174 In 1906. In the cities showing
. decrease in building. New York
takes the load. with . falling q Of
"a, Sol so, or 1854 per esat.
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"Man's Place in Nature is the title Of

ssMan's Place in Nature" is the title of
volume by Huxley. But no daring scien-
fist has yet given us its companion work
on ssWoman's Place in Nature" Admitted
ly, the subject is little difficult and not a
little dangerous. It would also be largely
gratuitous, since woman has already taken
her place, and is not likely to be moved
by any man-except to tears. She I'M
doubtedly occupies the first place. Hence
the saying, "Plsce aux DANES" Although
they are generally believed to have come
after man an the ,planet-and have
been after him ever since-they have made