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The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

those 60 senegambians that look like
monkeys in the face and when on
dress parade like oxen, should die,
Or they would. If could find enough
,hloroform to go around.
Well, Pa is trying his best to save
he life of that husband Of the 60 wives
and every time one of the wives pats
Pa on the back or chucks him under
.he chin he has chill, and know
le will do something desperate If they
get after him In fiocks.
suppose | ought not to have done
t, but l told one of the wives who un-
lerstands little English that Pa
1eld on the girls laps, so when we
get through our work at night and
sit around the camp fire they take
!urns holding Pa on their laps, and
ne thinks one of the women broke one
Of his ribs hugging him, cause they
are strong as giants, and have a ter
cible squeeze.
! told one of them she could make
herself solid with Pa If she could get
him a nice long snake, so she went
off into the jungle alone and came
back dragging a snake more than 20
feet long, and put 1t in PAS tent when
he was asleep. When Pa woke up in
the morning and found the snake
,oiled upon his blanket he threw a
At and went to the doctor and got
some medicine for chills and fever,
and we put the snake into cage to
sell to a menagerie.
The old airship got In its work the
erst time We tried 1t, though we didn't
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17
HE SAILS WITH
THE EXPEDITION

I don't know whether like the eli
can have any kind of climate you are
locking for, from the Alaska kind to
the tropical kind, the same day.
l think 1t Is the climate that makes
all the animals SO mad. One minute
lion or tiger may be lolling with
his tongue out, fighting flies and
scratching fleas, and the next minute
there are icicles on his mustache,
and he has to crawl into hole in the
ground to keep from freezing.
These natives beat me. They do
not wear any clothes except dolly,
made of bark or grass, over their
loins, and from the dolly above and
below, their skin is bare, and they
ought to be arrested for disorderly
conduct and exposure, but their skin
is thick and warty like a rhinoceros,
and when it freezes 1t looks like
picked pigs feet.
One man we have hired to help cap
ture animals is native chief with
so wives, and he has brought them all
to camp with him, and we have to
feed them, and it is rumored the
women all have their caps set for Pa,
If the husband dies, and Pa is afraid
they will kill their old man and select
Pa to fill the vacancy, that being the
unwritten law that mans wives can
select husband.
Gee, If l had to be stepson to all
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17
Capitol Renects nation.

Every great nation is proud Of its
capitol. Every great state in the union
has lavished millions of dollars In the
adornment OF its capitol. Every i'm.
portant city. which is miniature
commonwealth, should have noble
capitol. or city hall. z In the chief
building of q municipality is. carried
on the business which concerns every
citizen. Troy Record.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they cannot reach
the seat Of the disease. Catarrn Is blood or constt
tutional disease. and In order TO cure Il you must taks
Internal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure H taken In
ternaly and acts directly upon the blood and mucom
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure 10 not o quack medi-
cine II was prescribed by Of the best physiciana
IN this country for years and Is regular prescription
IT Is composed OF tho best tonicy known, combined
with tho best blood purines acting directly the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combination OF the
two angredients y what produces such wonderful 70
tts In curing catArrh. Send for testimonials, free.
r. J. CHENEY 4 Co. Props. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c. -.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

Now a medical expert comes for
ward to assert that the French heel
considered one of the greatest out
RACES inflicted by feminine vanity
upon suffering nature, is not only
proper, but highly desirable. Still
feminine vanity will not make so much
of this practical vindication, as, in any
event, it would have kept on wearin.
the French heel
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

Felicitations to the cranks! Am.
bassador Bryce's tribute to them as
not infrequently the first pioneers OF
great causes, is distinguished appre.
citation. It is scarcely so enthusiastic
however, as DR.. Holmes earlier OBJ.
servation that there never was an
idea started that woke up men out OF
their stupid ind Inference but its origi
nator was spoken of as crank.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

the gasoline trickled out on the ground
he laid down and rolled in it like
big pig, and after he had got well
soaked in gasoline he rolled near the
fire, and in a minute he was all
ablaze and about the scaredest rhino.
ceros that ever roamed the prairie.
When the fire began to scorch his
hide he let out below that could
be heard mile and started towards
the camp on gallop, looking like =
barn affre, and Pa said now was the
time to capture our sleeping animals.
SO we Skinned down the tree and found
the lion dead to the world, and we,
tied his feet together and put bag
over his head, and then climbed over
the gas bag and found the two tigers
sleeping as sweetly as babes, and I
held their legs together while Pa tied
all four legs SO tight they couldn't
move muscle and then Pa told me
to blow the horn for the cages to be
sent out
Gee, but / was proud Of that morn
ing's work, two tigers and lion with
no more danger than shooting cats
on back fence with bean snapper,
and Pa and I shook hands and patted
each other on the back. / told Pa he
was wonder, and that Mr.. Hagen
bach would probably make him gen.
eral in the Prussian army, but Pa
looked modest and said: "Ail 1t needs
is brain and sand to overcome the ter.
rors of the Jungle" and just then we
saw the cages coming across the yeldt
and Pa said: Now, when the boys
come up with the cages you put one
foot on the lion and strike an attitude
like lion tanner, and will play with
the tigers"
When the cages came up was on
to my job all right, and the boys gave
me three cheers, and they asked
where Pa was, and / pointed to the
center of the gas bag and said Pa
was in there having little fun with
mess Of tigers, and when they
walked over the billowy gas bag they
found Pa with one of the tigers that
had partly come to playing with him
and chewing his pants, but they res
cued Pa, and in few minutes they
had our three animals in the cages
and we started for camp. Pa walking
behind the cages with his coat over
his arm, telling young Hagenbach the
confoundedest story about how he
subdued the animals by just hypnotic.
ing them, and never said word. A
haf xxyiI1 CT fo, ,to
fatheris an idglt
When we got to camp the natives
had all scattered to the four winds.
1t seemed that when the fiery rhi.
noceros came towards them they
thought the Great Spirit had sent fire
to destroy them, and they took to the
jungle. the rhino after them, believing
all kinds Of cheering messages from
the Great Spirit.
Along towards night they came to
| camp dragging a cooked rhinoceros,
| and they turned in to eat it, and all
those go females brought nice pieces
of rhino, cooked by gasoline, to Pa,
| and wanted Pa to eat 1t, but Pa said
he was dieting, and 1t was Friday,
anyway, and he never ate, meat on
! Friday.
!. Then We all sat up all night, and
severybody made speeches glorifying
Pa as the greatest hero that ever
came to Africa. and that he had Stan
ley beaten mile, and Pa blushed
and the women held him in their lapH
and said he was the dearest thing
ever, sls--,--s
Copyright, 1905 by W. a. chapmau.l
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

Horace e. Bixby, so years of age,
stii at the wheel after GO years as a
Mississippi river pilot, enjoys the dis.
tinction OF having taught Mark Twain
the art of navigation on the Father
Of Waters" He says Mark Twain be
came good pilot having but one
fault-the excessive use. of tobacco
Capt. Bixby is still hale and hearty
and enjoys telling of the various cpl
sodes of his eventful career upon the
river.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

1t is not surpri sing that Kaiser VIII.
helm should invent an air-brake. He
has done many things wisely, if not
too we'll and as he begins to slide
down the years, turning inventor of a
motor brake is becoming climax to
his other accomplishments. Whether
1t is truly practical stopper remains
to be proved.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

The Highways Protection league
reports 932 automobile accidents oc-
CURED in Great B ritain in 1907, killing
215 persons and injuring CTS. For
these accidents and other motor car
offenses 2,270 persons were summoned.
of whom 2,046 were convicted.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

ED GEERs, s'The grand old man, 4 he
SPoHN's DiSTEMPEk CURE for Il
years, always with best success. It is the
only remedy know to cure all forms Of
distemper and prevent horses in same sta
BILE having the disease" 50c and 81 boz
tie. All druggists, or manufacturers. Spohn
Medical Co., Chemists, Goshen, Ind.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

According to the Scientific Ameri.
can the fact that our macadamized
roads don't wear as well as those in
Europe is because we don't apply the
theory of the stitch in time. European
highway departments watch the roads
and mend them wherever and when.
ever they need it without allowing the
damage to become important.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

There are at present on duty In the
main thoroughfar es of Paris 81 police.
men who speak English. nine who
speak German, and six who speak
Spanish, and their usefulness has
been SO clearly demonstrated that the
prefect of police has decided to add
to their number as opportunity may
arise.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

Brazil has spent $15,0OO,00O in the
effort to hold up the worlds price of
coffee by government purchasing and
warehousing Of the Brazilian produc-
tion. The theory that national gov
ernment can do anything it chooses in
commerce occasionally gets very
rude jolt.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

The plan of the proposed Henry
Hudson memorial bridge at New York
calls for reinforc ced concrete span of
710 feet, and represents one of the
boldest engineering projects of the
time.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

kissing, declares Dr.. Napoleon Bos
ton, spreads more disease than flies.
We scorn his statement because we
don't like his name. Reminds us OF
Waterloo and Bunker Hill.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

A way has been found to make pa
per out of cornstalks. This will create
a pleasant harmony for the man who
likes to combine his reading with the
pleasures of corn-cob pipe.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

There is the usual cold comfort
for all parties liz the returns from
Medicine Hat.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

The inventive Yankee is still at 1t.
During the last fiscal year the United
States patent Office received some
5S,527 applications for mechanical pat
ents.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

That man who is going to cross the
ocean in a balloon should pause to
consider that the water in the Atlantic
Is still deep and wet.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

Customs officers in New. York had
big job on hand lately. They seize
10000 kid gloves.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

A so,entist tells us that metals get
tired" Now you know why the gold
gave out before it got to you.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

The Language Of the Plants.
sIIA didn't care to writc to her when
he wanted her to arrange for q secret
marriage, go he sent her . running
vine" n
What did she do?H
"Sent him . canteloupe."
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

Anybody who doubts the ability OF
the American Indian to be as civilized
as anybody should observe him in a
football game.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

At q spiritualist seance in New
York, we are told, mans arm was
heightened two feet. That's stretch
ing it some.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

There "a one advantage in looking
for the north pole. In the face Of the
gravest danger one can always keep
cool.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17
THE JASPER NEWS
ROLAND B. GRIFFITH. Editor.

JASPER. ......... ...... MISSOURI
The Jasper news., 1908-12-17

Fortune Teller-This line here
shows that you will die in a year.
Client--Good heavens! In year?
"H'm--yes--but in which year ]
can't quite tell you"
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EstA fuera dc mi alcancs
Intellectual presentar un ira.
bajo excelso sobre mi propo.
site de encomiar los bsnefi
clos que sl teatro produce 4
la sociedad, y apenas podre,
en- pocas palabras, conseguir
acreditarme ante Uds. come
entusiasta defensor del Arte
Dramatico y, como tai, no
dsbo desaprovschar esta o.
portunidad, en- que un grups
de apreciablss j6venes, cen
la acertada direction de una
respectable dana, rinde culto
4 tan hermosa distraction y
con fines altamsnts nsbilis'-
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gran pompa y con la inter
venci6n de S. E. ell Embaja-
dor de los EE. UU., venldo
expresamsnte de Roma, una
magnffica Iglesia America
ma, que 81 bien no ss obra de
Brunelleschi, nj de Giotto, nj
Sc ven en- ella esculturas de
Miguel Angel, nj pinturas de
Rafael, 'en su g6tica sencl-
llez, es una digna Sede para
Ia fe Norte-Americana es el
simbolo de Ia tolerancia, y la
representation dc la libertad.
En- Roma estames en- pie
no Congreso de las mujersa
italianas. va Sc han venti-
lado varias cuestiones intere
santes, con una elocuencia y
una perspicacia que hacen g.
tremecer al sexe fuerte, o.
cual, en- Prussia, va parece
que no es tan fuerte; por lt
menos, los Caballeros de Is
Mesa Redonda, ss deeir. lo'
"homosexos, 10 han demos
trado asf.-En pocos dias, la'
belicosas mujeres han ventl
Ilado cuestiones de gran tras
cendencia, como Ia enamel
paci6n do Ia mujer;; Ia muje'
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on 81 periodismo y on 81 tea.
tro; Ia hygiene y la protection
de los emigrantes y Ia educa
ci6n femenil; la question de
la maternidad, ETC., etc, etc.
En- dicho Congreso figura
la flor de las damas italianas
y extranjeras, cordialmente
invitadas para asistir a esss
reuniones.
La simpatica Princesa Le-
ticia es Prssidenta Honora-
ria, y la celsbre Condesa
Spaletti es Presidenta del
Congreso Femsnil.
Entire los numeresos tele-
gramas recibidos, de adhe-
rencia, hay uno de lQs ElE.
mas lgnoro, 81, por fortuna
6 desgracia, figura el nombre
de alguna dana Larsdense. :
Mientras en- Roma, una pie,
yade de mobiles mujeres de
todas las nacionss civilizadas
trabaja por la emancipation
de la mujer, por su mejora-
miento moral, intellectual y
material, en- Parma, en- 10 an
tigua ciudad farnesiana, sur
ge feroz la lucha entire el ca.
pital y el trabajo. Maiiana,
II de Mayo, probablemsnte
serA declarads por Ia Cdmaa-
ra del Trabajo, la Huelgs
General. Ei Gobierno ha tt
mado va grandes precaucio
mes para msntener el order
pdblico.
Pero, yo temo que habr'
isangre! pues, tanto an par
lido como el otro, estan mu.
7 obstinados.
Y va que hablo de Parma
dire a V. que hace unos cual
tos dias estuve en- esa inter
sante ciudad Emiliana, anti
. qua capital del Ducado d
Parma y ,Placencia, dond
rain6 Maria Luisa, segund
: mujer de Napoleon, con tar
. to tino e intsligencia, que e
: vidiarian muchos Reyes
Q Emperadores. En- esa sim
Y patica ciudad tuvs ell placer
S gentilmente convidado, de '
il sitar el antique Palacio d.
Q Conde San Vidal, en- 81 cu'
o Sc admiran, religiosament
q conservadas, algunas rel
s quias del terrible "Emper'
j. dor de los Franceses y Ke
g de Italia" que humillo a n
l. yes y emperadores, sacudie
y do ell despotismo en- ell mul
: do entero!
4 Cuand0 Napoleon Bon'
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parte sstuvo en- esa, rscibido
como un libertador, durmit
en- Ia casa de los San Vidal,
suya cana existe aln en- sl
estado que la dej6 aquel ge-
nio de la guerra. Ademas,
tss mira sobre una mesita Dc
ebano. incrustada de madre
perla, la pluma de ave y ell
tintero, con el aut6grafo que
81 escribio dando las gracias
por la fina hospitalidad reci-
da, etc. etc.
Pero estamos on la vigilia
del primero de Mayo, dla
consagrado a los obreros del
mundo.
nsis i1R1lEaasfeeiSe 1aa 1lEaas eeieR peRiddsddt eciRdiddasdss TIA
lianas, y nadie puede pre-
veer como saldra la aurora
de manana. Esperamos que
los Obreros daran un paso
mas en- ell camino del traba-
jo, de la igualdad y de la Ii
bsrtad.
I'm enorme manifesto ro-
jo, principal asi: "Compale-
ros! "La fiesta del primero
de Mayo, de este ailo, no es
fiesta para nosotros! Sino un
dia do lucha encarnizada en-
ire Capitalists y Obrsros.
"Estad prontos, para la te
rrible lucha de maHana, etc.
ETC." Yo, para estar mas Sc
guro, procurare encerrarme,
cuidadosamente, todo ell dis
de manana, en- mi cuarto, 8
tuado en- ell g piso del Hote
"La Cruz de Malta" en- con
pania de una buena botell:
de lacrimacristi, 8 bien d.
barbera espumante.
j, En- este bajo mundo, e.
precise ser algo fil6sofo!
va habra llegado a su co
nocimiento que ell bullicios
: e inquieto Enperador de AL
4 mania, despues de haber gu
Y tado a los polacos bajo su
dominios Ia terra de su
aDuelos, quiso quitarles tam
i bien al idioma de sus padres
j y despues de todas estas ha
j zahas, monte tranquilamer
e te en- su imperial Yatch, fu
: & pasar unos dfas en- Ia nil
: torica Venecia, y de allf dil
y ji6 Ia proa para Corfu,
: En- Corfu hizo otra de la
n suyas. Una correspondence
i dc dicha ciudad, al Lokd
Anzeiger, anuncia que ell ii
Emperador ha deter
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IMPROVISATION

Del Sr. 0ctaviamo Gonzd-
leS, le6da en- ell Teatro Con-
cordia de N. Laredo, "a no
che del 22 de Mdrzo de 1908,
al Uerifcarse ana represen-
tacim dramdtica por ajtcio-
mddos.
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Milan, Italia, Abril 30 de

MiidI, ltdlld, hOIA oo w
1903.
Sr. Director de Gel Demo-
crata Fronterizo."
Laredo, Texas.
Estimado amigo:
Estoy demasiado ocupa-
do en- asuntos extranos al Pc
riodismo, para mandar a V.
una relaci6n completa de 10
que pasa actualmente en- Ia
vieja y civilizada Europa. Sin
embargo, fiel a mi promssa,
remito a V. algunos apuntes,
SECURE de que la bien corta-
da pluma de v, en- su solsdad
tranquilidad de Laredo, sa
bra desarrollarlos conseiente-
mente, y ofrecer a sus anna
blss lsctores algunas primi-
cias intelectuales interesan
tes.
Principiare por Ia patria
de aquel espiritu aventurero
que tedos los americanos tie
men grabado en- su coraz6n,
y al que reconocen una deu-
da de gratitud, cuyo valol es
incalculable: Amerigo Yes
pucci.
FL "a del presente, en- Flo"
rsneia, fue inaugurada con
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Parma, Italia, 4-5-08.

Parma, Italia, 4-s-O8.
Tengo sl honor do confr-
mar a V. mi relaci6n de Ia
semana pasada, fechada en-
Milan, Ia ciudad mas indus.
triosa y progresista de la pa
he edulvocado en- mis- pron6s
ticos; sl dia 2 dol actual,
principle & correr Ia primsra
sangre!
81 ell Gobierno no pons un
remedie pronto y eficaz, te.
mo que la huelga on esta rica
Provincial, degenere en- una
guerra civil; pues taAto los
capitalistas (hacendadcs) CO.
mo los trabajadores de los
campos, estan muy obstina-
dos, y Sc hacen una guerra
cruel. = Esperemos que ter.
minara bien; pero 20 creo
que el dado esta tirado, y
habra mas sangre. Pobre l.
talia! Pobre patria mia!
| Soy de V. affmo. S. s.
LUIS BRUNI.
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noticias sensacionales; pero
estas son de otra naturale-
"a. Sc podran lamar de es
tilo americana.
Ell famoso Rochete, que do
simple campesino, lego a em
baucar & los Alegres Pari-
sienses, por mas de ciem m'a-
lLomes de frances, M presen
tado una nueva demanda pi-
diendo la libertad proyisio-
nal, la cual, esta vez, proba-
blemente, le sera concedida.
Los que presentaron car
gos contra el, va no hacen
oposici6n. iSon realmente
buenos estos parisienses! I'm
peu blaqueuw mais ca ira!
4
En- virtud del enorme ira
fico que 50 hace entire Ia
Francia y la Italia, ell Conse'
10 General de Annecy ha pc.
dido, por unanimidad de vo-
tos, que Sc ponga un RENE
dio en- las Was de comunica'
J ci6n entire Italia y Francia
y que ell Gobierno Frances
inicie los tratados con su hel
mana Italia para una nuev'
galeria Franco-It -Italiana. Bae'
, pour la noble race tatane
i toujours en- auant!
} y 4
|, Concluyo mis- apuntes dl'
: ciendole que tambien el sim
patico y buen Cardenal Sar'
: to, sx.Patriarca de Venecla
" hov Papa Maximus de to.
E da la cristianidad, principi'
. a demostrar que no es sola
i mente un buen cura de AL
dea, sino un polftico emine'
$ te, y que con su aire bona
! chon, di6 una buena lecciol
| al Gran Canciller del Impe
. rio Aleman Won Bullou,
i. otra lscci6n, no menss dura
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minsdo mandar destruir Ia
estatua de Heine on el par.
que del Achillsjon de Berlin,
sustituyendola con un peque
no temple votivo a Ia memo
ria de la Emperatriz Elisa
beth de Austria. Figlress
V. ell pandemonium que esta
noticia suscitara en- Berlin!
A prop6sito de Berlin. La
prensa de aquella Metr6poli
lama wives ataques contra ell
Procurador General, porque
adn no ha mandado arrestar
al famoso principe de Eulen-
berg, por las porquerfas de
homosexe, que todo saben.
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al Embajador de Austria, los
cualss salieron dol Vatiesno
algo mOrtificados, y con Ia
Ia celia metida entire las pier.
mas, q ssmejanza de cisrtos
perros, Que en- lugar de un
pedazo do carne, reciben un
puntapie, bisn aplicado, en-
las parties earnosas. Es pro-
|Dio del case decir: Lihsra-
nos domino do Ia politica del
Vaticano.
Y ya que he hablado de s.
S. Pho X, dire tambien que
hacs unos cuantos dias, S. S.
recibi6 los homsnajes del "a
InoSo CreSo americana Pier
pont Morgan, 81 cual le pre-
ssnt6 tambien & ~ hija, y
antss do despedirss sac6 dol
bo.sillo una pluma de orc. y
10 suplic6 sscribiess algo on
una tarjeta, para tsner 81
aut6grafo entire sus
memorials.
Y con este basta para La
'edc, { la que pronto tsndre
81 placer do saludar.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-21
STUDENTS AWAKENED
Boys of EarIham Realize They
Must Pull the School
Out of a Rut.
FIELD MEET YESTERDAY.

The color meet at Earlham yestcr-
day afternoon disclosed the fact that
the men who are trying for the ath-
letic events and the track team of
this season have awakened to the fact
that something must be done TO pull
she has fallen this year. The Whites
defeated the Yellows by a score of "A
to SO. Three men belonging to the
Whites-Harrel, Conrad and Francis
won more points than the entire
Yellow team. No records were made,
but the coach recognizes the willing