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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-05-27

AupuJl VeJce q plaClm "a ne h0-
tovyma. A. j. Novak.
I. v. Ptak a v&clav Krejcik by
Il Y Sioux City minute pondelf kde
81 koupili automobily ma nichz az
odtud pfijeli. Jeli zkrze Tabor
pozde veGer.
Pf. FIR. J. Barty odjela minulou
sobotu do Wagner kde v budouc-
nosti bydlet Sc SWIM muzem, jenz
tam obdrzel mfsto klerka We storu
Barklove.
KSzeny dest, jenz byl zde oee-
kavan jiz delsf Cas-, Sc konecne do
stavil v nedeli o~dpoledne a Cd te
DOLBY prsf neustale. Nynf 81 opet
pfejem, by pfestalo prset.
Obdrzel isem velkou zSsobu Ca
brakG, pokryvek a houni, ktere
budu do Tho 6ervence prodavat "a
snizenou cenu. Pfichvatn9te 81
dokud je budu lacino prod&vat.
Josef Hubal.
Tfmto oznamujem SWIM zakaznf
kun, Re nase banka Dude zavfena
II - =.
celS den Tho cervna, nasledkem
sfIatku p. Tomase Wagnera jenz
jest jednfm z direktorn. Tabor,
State Bank. ....
Josef Velek vymenil kravu "a
osla Sc starym Hanzlem minuly ty
den. To nemel nikdy Josef delat.
Patrne osla neznal a sezna Re mu
Dude delat konkurenci az zacne
hrati ma hornet. p,
Jan Matuska 81 objednal minulS
tyden automobil, ma nejz dial zav-
davku SIS. Mel lei obdrzeti v
pondelf, avsak doposud nepfisel
nasledkem spatnych cest. To bu-
de zas pfetlutenych sloupd, kGld,
kol a hnati.
Nyni nastala doba kdy budete
potfebovati pluhy, fezaky, sazec-
ky, atd. Pfijedte do Tabora a
prohlidnete 81 stroje u Hrusky a
Trunce aneb Skorpfka a Kulise.
Mali 1plny vSber dobrych strojd
"a nizsf cenu nezli YAM podajf jim
de.
Minulou sobotu nasledujfcf zasf-
lali dobytek do Chicago: Glynno
We 7 kar; F. FELTON, 2 kary prasat
a 3 dobytka; Josef Novotny, ST.,
2 kary; Alois Novotny, 1; J. w.
Hruska, /; Oscar Harrison, 1; a
A. w. Thompson, /. ]. w. Hrus
ka, Alois Novotny. Will Glynn a
AL Jezewski doprovazeli zasilku.
DratGne okna 1B palce tluste,
dobfe barvene, z Giste borovice, "a
9 centu G~tvereGnf stfevfc. Tuto ce
MI Gitajf catalogue domy a zakaz-
nix usetff dovoz kdyz koupf u mas.
lObyGejne dratene dvefe jsou bar
ven6, lepsf jsou olejovan6 tez z els
t6 borovice. Nejlepsi dratenky.
III. H. Queal & Go.
Move nastolenS postmistr E. S.
Mayo, nastoupil sluzbu minulou
sobotu v novem meste tehoz jme-
ma mezi Wagner a Avon. Pfate-
lie p. Mayo chteli move mesto poi
menovati pc mem, avsak zeleznice
jej chtela pojmenovat Dante, z &C.
hoz povstala rdznice; avsak pos
town. nfady JeJ poJmenoVall pc p.
Mayovi a ustanovili jej postmist-
rem.
Vsichnf majitele psarv meste
.ljsou tfmto upozornenf by do PRIV
nfho Gervna 81 pro ne opatfili Ii
cense. Pc onom dnu, ueinfm pro-
hlidku cel6ho m9sta a kazdeho PISA
bez license ~zastfelim, die zakonn
statu a mestske ordinance. Kaz-
dS MATTEL pc zaplacenf poplatkn
obdrzf cd mns plfsek S cfslem KITE
rf upevnf psovi ma opasek. j. b.
! Matuska, marsal.
-k IIEIX~.x,,k unXsah
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-05-27

HOSTEL a Jezewski prodavajf
pomnfky a nahrobky a zdobf hro-
by. Zamente dfeveny pomnik ma
hrobe tech jichz jste miIovali Ia
kamenS ktery potrva ma vzdy.
Muzem YAM zaopatfiti ty nejkras-
nejsf pomnfky "a nejnizSf cenu.
z Al
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-05-27

Karel +. Blachnfk oznamuje
sveho pekn6ho hfebce Ike sluzbam
ma prvnf stran6. Jest to pekny
kun a hffbata 2-leta pc mem byla
prodana "a 5000.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-05-27

Prave nynf byste NELL opatfiti
sv6 budovy hromosvody. Proda-
vame Barnettovy tyGe a draty,
ienz isou nejlepsf. RezaG a Jezew
ski. z41
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-05-27
MaIi %Oznam0VateI.

Ia fadek Sc platf S cta. DO prv6; dalsf inserat
te same oznamky 2 Gently a pGl.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-05-27

Stfezte svSch zivotG a obydlf
Shinnsovym hromosvodem. Mno
no ohhI a ztrat ma majetku je a
vineno bleskem. Shinnsovy hro-'
mosvody chranf. Zastavte Sc u
mas ohledne toho. Skorpik a Ku-
lis. BAL
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-05-27

DIR. Hellera leky proti nemocem
u domacfch zvffat ma ma prodej
Jos. j. Noll u n9jz je lie obdrzeti.
b Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05

| proicutige Stobl.9onos gum Eouldl.
preiie BON 119 per $t00.Nono. !5rE.
SDorne'S gunjIihc llntenntniS aller
einldldgi1en EerbGlrliiic gins 10
nett, ouB CT orm Gonlitc uidt einmal
sic Iuneu Scr 0irettoreu Der Zen
nelice Gool & ISrou SO. aH5ugeben
uerlnod)tc un0 ebenio iucnig muBte.
no oic 9}iireuls bieicr @eicaihaft it'd
bcfun6cu.
@eorac u. @ertins souitutirte.
ouB ser Stobl.5rlIt Die slttien Der
Gcnnciiec So. MIR nit 3ogern ertpor'
ben babe. 3lmdhlt mar Der bobe
@rei3, mcIbcr ooiiir geforbert Iuiiroe.
Elm MISUNDERSTANDING. 9onrl a6er
beiiird)tetc mon. ciu iolter .Reraer"
mCr0c lpcocr pom Eublitum I'M sill.
lcmcmcu nod non Der gunSe5regie,
rlmJ, bo3 heibt 9iopIcpelt I'M ,9eioi,s
6Crcu nit 1iinltiAen 9lltgen betrad)ttt
mcrocn. Dan lunllte iid mid mid.
buroui cInlaIIen, big man geluuBt
oub ouS SuItij.C Cepnrtencnt nid)t eiil.
it)rcitcu lueroe. lin lih bierilbet
@cuiBbcit ju peridloffen, bcoaben lid,
SIC 0erren @nrp unb Grid i,l's &ei.
Bc NnuS, no ibuen bic ongenebme
llcbcr5clGlull III 5beil plroc, baB
ser NrIiibcnt ibnen nid)t III Die
G,ucrc fonncu lpiiroe, na6oem iie
bcmiclbcu porIeltcQt battet, baB Der
Eunit bl,r6 bicicn n0ter9cr" Ginbaff
getbou luerben tonnc. Serr Eerfiils
er5Gblte, bob Hihtcr @arp ibfn iinl
10 llbr Wor9cus, alio geraoe Dor
Ceiinnng ser Ntticn 90ric, bas Rc-
iultot Der llntcrreo,ug nit benz Tra'
li0cnten telepbouirtc iul0 ooB 0ies
nllI oeu 9ltticnnorft giinltig ipirtfe.
Scncr 9lnlid)t uud babe Dies ben 30,
Eif gcbrohel 9lber aud Serr Ycr'
fins bate cin gang beoauerIib Ihlef'
te& @eoGhtltib. iopeit Ole glnntcn Der
bei Dem Gcid0it Netbciliaten IN &c.
trodt fomcl. Ticie aleinigfeitcu
morcn ibm entfuuel. SaS Guiirite
miro mn ucrIuhen. ticicr IN oas 8e.
iuirr ser 9cbcimcn Sriebicbern mel
dlt bel ocr 9liinirc mitscpirft baben
eiujubrinlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05
9tur lcihtc Gro lt0be.

M aorio. 80. Sonunr. - Sic
@cr6inoung nit Oeln lil0li6cn Spo'
nien uno Barcelona lit ruunterbroz
den iulo uormnI, mo Die aus GnA'
luno ltonuncn0en 0erihte iiber ein
pcrbcercn0e3 Grbbcben mo. cine
tSlutblpcllc lin0 ltmpdbr. Gin leId'
ter GrDItoB mtr0c III lotuno, in ser
Eropin3 WinrciS, peripilrt, ober fein
crnltlihcr S6aoen eniItan0. MIR Die
Miaucrn lueni0er SGller 5eigcn leihtc
Riiie uill. Scldtc Grbltobc mltrocl,
nllth III Der Srtldnft SllnS peripiirt,
Nh beiocn ElGtcl floben Die Yepob,
ncr IN pilbcni Sdlredcn. cine gSic.
oCrhollng Der aotuitrnpbe uon Miei-
Tina bCiiird,tcnO. IS miro 6crid)tct,
0ob sir ,}rit OeS Grobcbens oic
Come bon elmer oihten grouen
Nolfc oerhi,lt mar. Die aber ioiort
ucrlhluoro. ais Die GroltoBe nod)-
licBcn. Go2 gr6bcben ipur onh bon
eincm So9cllthlag begleitet. llnb Der
Grbbo0cn mar nit einer nlebrerG
Gentinctcr 0ifen S6ngelid)icbt be0edt
Gie Sugelforller batten Die @roBc
hooieoelt ais ~ 6mer"
u m. 80. Sonliar. = Gie j, Sri.
blma" id)l1gt uor Tr1iioent llooIc.
belt 5um gbrenbiir9er EonS 5lt ma
den ais Ganfbortcit fir sic 2iilie
pelde glnerifo ocn Notb(eioeuoen ii
ocn Gr6bebel- Giitritten 3tolien'S an
9coeiben laBt.
u hrif t ii 6ertrieben.
Mooi3 u bcb q, Mbniiinicn. 80
&onuar 60 Zie tilrjli0 in Giropc
MD gllnerifa cirfulirenben @eriid,te
baB aollig Menelif i6iper fronf ie
uno in Stcr6en Iiese, iinb iibertric
ben, Ger &onia bat ein troniIte;
2eioen ober unlnitteI6nre @eiobr ii
llid1t norbnnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05
Nrr Ert 9SattUn icritDrt.

&obn3tomn, So, 30. Sanl'ar.
- GuS tlcinc Stdot6en Eutton III
Somcrict Golntp, ga, luliroc gelterll
Niorgen orrh 6eucr iolt total SER
itort. SIN Scoting.siinf brad baS
Sclcr ans, mo balo itono ollb ooS
Gcntral Notcl IN 8runo, III meldem
iid 90 Naitc bGiolOcn. Ter Shoben
bctriut $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05
9!ui 80 SaGrc ms 3ndDtbaMs.

ct. 2uli&, 80. Sonlar = no
mas 2e @itt lpuroc qeiterlt oe8 Nor
be9 inn 5luclien Iraoe ldnlbi1 bcilm'
Sen mo 5u 80 IioDren 3uthtbolS per.
nrtbeilt. 0e Nitt toOtetc 6rml 9loc.
line Wtilllcr. inoenl er eincn Strlmnpl
III ibreu Muno binciltDpdngte unb iic
critidtc, uohocm ic iih gelucigcrt
hattie, ibm icinem &crlatlcn genon
s. 5u lcibcn. Ter Hlnactla1te gat
ju Icinrr &crtbcibiglutg an. boB 9.
niht bic 2lbiibt Gcbnbt babe, Oi(
Grou 5u t00tcn, lonoern lcoiglih ii(
om Sd)rcicn I'll ucr6lnoerll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05
&oifnuug aui gini9ungs

" - I - ~ - - - " v - U = -
gSicm 80. Sumlar. r. Gine tuitht
tigc Grtlorlmg gob Wsinillerpraiioent
0r. 6rciRerr D. @iencrtb in, sultan,
oi9cn 9tuSld)uB ocs aIbgrorbnetens
bouicS gelcSertlih Der Ycraibiina Der
Tcrloge ob, peltc iidl alli bic Nm.
nerion uon 9oSnieh mo ser Sersegc.
rina be;icbt. Ser Erenlier loate III,
Gcrlaui leiner 9lll3 iilhrimgen CT apbe
lid Der Soiinlng bin, boB Die Ver,
tionolru1en nit Der Silrtei aiil
@rlno Der bon Seitreif' 'llrgnrn gr:
nlodten gntitdoi9unas. .9lneebote in
tilr5elter 6rilt beenoet icin pilrben.
6reiberr D. gienertb erfldrte Ter.
ner, bob bie oGaige 9eilegung Der IN
Der 5iirfci gcgen oltrcidiidle nno nns
gorilhe Manren uuircbt crbaltenen
9opcott' 9e>pegung iebr bnlo 81 er.
wurtcn lei Gie Efortc babe genleiie'
ne @eieblc on oie 3ollbeboroen erIa'..
len oen 9opcott.9 .9eitrcbimgen eneri
Aiid) Ginbolt 81 tbuiL ino Die Nir.
flmg oifenbore iid) nit iebem 1ugc
lnebr. 9luBeroem babe Die tiirfiihe
G'ei61itsmelt iih ip1brenb Scr lett.
pergonsenen Monotc iiberSeiiet. ouE
Der Gopcott cin Siueilfneioiges
Sfpert lei iuuo niih oeiitieiligen
Foftbeil bringc, Der iid bieier 0aftc
bebienc.
gSic ocr Dtinilterprdlioent Der.
iiherte, cnhpifeln iit bic linae Ger
art, oob oos irelnbidlaitIihc Der.
bGltniB 5tpii6en SeItreih. .llusarr
lmo Ger 5iirfei III abiebbarer 3eit
bon 9icucn interchangeable icih
lueroc. M
Soonnn uerbreitete iih ,Sreiherr D.
9ienrrtb iiber Die politiife Si,fiinft
&oSnicns lno Der Serjegopii,a. Er
bCItGtigte oie 9lngabell. lpeIhe Der se.
mcininmc 6il,onjmiuiitrr Boron 9n.
rinn y. Hniec; imliinsit. lpie 0anai8
acmel0et. IN Nlionpelt lendtht bat
ocr bie groiinltng eines ima6bat,ai.
gen 2nuotogc3 ocS nnneftirten 8e.
tietS iiir ocn Sonlmer in ai,sEft
! itcatc. Die gosnien uno Der Serge,
scluiun 5u gelpnbrel,oe 8eriaiinne.
| Iegte 6rcibcrr b. Sieitcrib bii,jr, iper.
DC poItfomlncn conitititionelI iein. Z
&oniul oe Guitro toht.
81 M 80. Suruar. Sector be
| Gnitro, Der Benerdl.aonlil Der Der.
Stoaieu IN 3iiridl, Sfspci3.. Der fiji.
| fer oen gleidlen Toiten in Sion, irne
| bottc. lit bclite al HcrpenertSiin6,,f,t
geliorben. a. s
Sector oe GaItro iuitroc tSaa in
Gonitantlropel geboren, ipattoerte t,i,
Sabre 1878 mad, oen Der. Stndte,t
aug rno pilrbe 1856 uot,iraIifirt.
| Sm Sabre 1892 iulirac CT gum Gene.
ral'aoniul in Gonr ernnnnt unS Dor
eirem Sabr ieiner Geiunobeit inese,,
naG 3iirit ueriest. Dor einem Sab.
re perlor er ieinen Teinen Sobn un6
ieinc 8ottir IN Mom burd, oen Cob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05

ritt 9fr. 1 oui Montag Wtorgen oors
0cla0cn mo bort miro man ser Safc
uibcr trctcN. Npger tSurnhanL meI'
der picl nit 0cll 9luAcleNcnbelttn
Millidm 9teliou &rnmuen'S ilt tbun
bat, mar ser cnl5iIc au0trc 3Ctgc bon
@Cb2utmlU. WCther utruonlntcn mlWs
Sc; cr bcitdtiAtg Die 9lngnbcu oca Nrn
Gronnucu bt}iI9lit) Der 3ubIn3 BON
$l0OC0,0OO ola &ultfgeIo filr 0Cn GO
namufonal H. Sic Gon'eiiou 5lt Dem
@au.
&m 92cibau Nouic mo Sem SuItl5s
Ecpurtcment merocn hclitc DEM Yer
ncbmen nod lpidtiSe GonfcrelBcn obs
gcboltau, al ocneu iid) inter 9Iu0crcn
ser Gluuoea GiitriftSunlpnlt Stimlou
POM iitolihcn Giitritt uon 9tem.Oorf
betDciliDtc NM "a pol, 6en Sbcllncb'
NCr1 iih teiuer iiber oen @cQ2llltm0
Ner &crotbung GllBcrl mnllte, 10 iun'
rem bulo @crilhtc ollcr 9Irt i'm lhn'
luui. &on elmer Scite bicB cS, Die
@lmocsrcNierlrng Dabc Die Sirufuers
inlWnN mcNcu Der uuQebidlCn Ncus
s)ortcr Ncrltunoung@f1llc nli9e1c-
ben, unO cH mcr0c icBt crluort9t, bo6
Iiltritt@ompnIt Scromc in Den 9telp'
}jortCr Stunt2Qeridlten lieb Der Snd1
unnehmCn lpCr0c. Gnn ou6crcr Sci.
tc nlwoc bchduptet, 0ca ErGiiGclten
SdJuoGer, Crugln5 Hobinion, lei cn.'
ldlnicn, lid) bier mo i'll NelpsD Dnrf
OILS bcid>ucro2iiibrcnOer 3euge per
ncbmcu III lnilcu &m Suits Gcpors
tcnrnt abcr QQb man 5it pcr'tcbcH
Sr. Stnllun. uclhCr htlltc 9fad)nIt,
tnN luicO1r obrclltc, lucroe lid) nlprgen
iiber sen 3luCf iciner 9tciic nah ocr
9lmo52buuptitnbt 0,tGcrn. 8encrol.
unluoIt Nnnoportc rclltc gcAen 9lbcuO
uoh S1utiC lnN miro ats Baltimore
ldlt por ocnl Wtontu1 5lriidfchrcn.
Nm Der critcn Gonfcrcni, meld2 fms
nor Der &obil,ct@iiGlrnQ ituttionb. be.
ibciIidtcn lid SER EroiioeHt, Sinl6e3.
Ciiyritt9ournlt Stinlion @encrolon.
malt Nonoportc unb Gon9loS Mobins
ion unb ol Der jlpcitcn i'll rSlriti6- &c.
purtcnlcnt obAcboltcnen Scr General.
glnmnIt Stinion. Giltritt@onuaIt
@nfcr mo icin glliitCnt Mc9omnru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05

lno befannteltcn SamIicn NuBlono5
ougebort, bat, abgelehcu pen cinem
fnr5cn 9[uicntbult III lcbcruu Ser
licn, pom Sabre 1886 bis 1890, fcinc
oiplomatiihen GrfuhrrulC1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-05
9iabsboti6afteu.
%ahn5iigc i'm @citcn riugcidJucit uno
Sdiffe an Scr at!antiid)rn Silitc
untcracgan9cn.

loIiagierjug Der Chicago .NiiIpallfee'
Ct. @auI.@obu ieit 5lDcl So9en
uerIoren. 3c6nitiinOi9e Ser
'patlrng cinc5 Ecrioncnju8es Der
Chicago .9iortbmcitcrn Sobn. -
Sicle unoerc 3ii9c burA Sdnce.
mcben oligcboItcn. - Sim Qom.
pier bcint 2iamouo sbooIS.
JeueridJiif lmtcr9c8ulgen, -
Gcbopncr 4errp ScGcr" couiOirt
nit SAottInuo 2cilhtitiif. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-24

long enough to get to their collars
yet. Once down isn't down and
out.
learn that there is not entire
harmony in the Official family"
OF President Taft. OF course,
don't refer to the Pinchot-BalIin-
ger controversy. / mean in the
cabinet proper. Hitchcock and
Knox are not on terms. It seems
to be a case of personal jealousy.
Knox does not like to see the fair
haired boy getting SO much into
the hmelight, and Hitchcock does
not like Knox's assumption that
he, Knox, is the only Warwick of
the Taft administration. Hitch
cock thinks that the man who
lines up the southern postmasters
has just as much right to a bunch
or forget-me-nots as the man who
pulls off Chinese minister or
pokes up Zeiaya. And Uncle
Bill says: There. there"
Sincerely, RATH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-24
Get Yardstick and Measure Your Happiness

Now and then, in of their whkers, spectaces
words those university
eryday folks. One psychologist
thinking that he sometime strike something
u has found happiness Anyone
knows anything about fractions
this rule yourself you
pness you're entitled a this present moment.
This the Happiness divided
sions In arithmetic form 1t looks like this:
Let's see how the rule is applied We all know President
Taft. how happiness
ne ought to have pretensons
He pretends be president;
pretensons pretensons
So our rule reads equals $780, But find
out what equals Suppose entire public crcise
President Taft everything
He would be inclined small
probably low
pretty small fraction
his happiness would
But the whole public
Oh criticism Then place his 100, making the
equation: equals 1OOO which equals shows that his
happiness not fraction Nobody
pect happiness than III world.
Why do the happy
Let's apply the rule pretenons
and warm those the best things
their pretensons 1OO making
clothing. His complete
ton great
happiness, if he fully a successful.
When unhappy a thing put up
alongside ourselves.
tensions great perhaps But it is well
greater petensons the will
that unhappness thing in Some
times it the best possible
pretensons great al good
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-24
Behold the Great American Hen!

The end of the coming
year fair millions of dollars hun
CLEAN it. There a terrible hullabaloo it.
We also make the
each
But the crop of garneed largely believe
who out to the chicken
heads whenever Biddy ackles umphanty
than the wheat cotton
value only by the products
Maybe don't he
quiet housewives gather it, Biddy
ment on with her cheerful cace
New Year day other special
1T into his head to cackle with Biddy for a
Eggs and pauy produced American
ed value of 1925 10000 Half eggs
billion five hundred million dozen
to be credited to Bddy since last
the difference study poultry
There about 150000000 laying
and they lay about 100 year.
Each hen laying 81 worth Of year.
to her so cents in food and Thus
$3.50 this profit capitalized
basis at per cent each hen would be
in the United States would be capitalized
$16,Os2 100000.
Who heard Of crop failing?
Let's all give triumphant busy
Bddy and three cheers aproned her
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-24

This evening at the University
club one of the elaborate dinners
of the season will be given for the
members and few invited
guests. The club rooms will be
decorated.
A number of Tacoma girls who
have been attending the state
Normal school at Ellensburg a-e
in Tacoma to spend their vacation
The following are in the party:
Meta Williamson, Helen Bryant,
Edith Lind, Katherine Macdonald.
Ethelyn Monohan, Kathleen
Lynch and Alice Holgerson.
A New Years party which GEN.
tiers much interest is that an
nounced by the knights OF Column
bus to be held Friday evening,
December 81, at the Tacoma ho-
tel. Dancing will take place in
the large parlor and Kelley's band
will play.
Tomorrow afternoon at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. George D.
Shaver, the marriage of Mi,s
Helen Virginia Shaver and Mr.
William Cooper of this city will
be solemnized in the presence OF
a small gathering of friends and
relatives.
Marriage licenses were issued
yesterday to the following: Louis
Ed Revere and Louise Allen, Guy
C. Strohm and Ifey B. Cole, Der.
nard Steinhoff and Edity Fry, e.
R. Owens and Fanny NJ. Short.
George Challam and Josephine
Michael Braghetta and
Vernie May Hitler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-24

The comet of A. d. 1000 was
to indicate the end OF the
world. In 1928 a comet caused
SO much fear that people fell sick
and died from no other cause.
Halley's comet is the brightest
of celestial wanderers. Each ap-
pearance-it comes once every rs
or rs years-it grows DINNER
When it appeared in 1880 British
astronomers figured out that its
tail was 100,000,000 miles long
Each time ii. is seen on earth its
tail is shorter. The meteors that
descend in it's path are parts of
the tail. In time the star will
cease to exist.
When the Norman conquerors
met the Saxons under Tarold on
the field of Hastings, in 1000 A.
D., the comet shone in the sky and
so scored the Saxons that they
were routed. This was one of the
decisive battles of the world, so a
large part of history has been in
directly written by this same COM
ct, the holy star of Bethlehem.
Louis lie Debonnaire was ty-
rant in France. But when he saw
this same comet in the sky in A.
,D.S37 he reformed and became a
good ruler.
No one who is now living will
ever see the star of Bethlehem In
the sky on Christmas day again.
Very few people living today will
ever see it at all after this holiday
season. For it is not due to shine
in the sky again until 1885. Even
now it cannot be seen without the
laid of a telescope.
Thus this Christmas Is made
more interesting-holier in the
eyes of devout students of the
bible-than ever before. =
In all parts of the country today
the Jesuit priests, many of whom
are noted astronomers, will OBJ
serve the comet through their
powerful telescopes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-24

The heavens declare the glory
of God; and the armament show
eth his handiworl<.- xix, 1.
For the third time since the
dawn of the Christian era-the
first Christmas in fact-the holy
star of Bethlehem shone on the
world this Christmas eve.
The star that shone in the east
and guided the wise men to the
babe in the manger, bringing with
them gifts, was Halley's comet,
which is now sweeping the sky in
this year of the Lord, 1909. For
Halley's comet, as it is now known
to the astronomers, calculations
prove, was the star of Bethlehem.
The bible tells us of it's first ap-
pearance-its first recorded ap-
pearance-and describes it's re-
markable brightness. Astrono-
mers have figured out that this
was the same comet discovered in
ShS Si6hlCChIh SVhtuly Wy Cuuu uuu
HALEY, the British astronomer, and
named for him. Now it is shining
on its twenty-fifth appearance to
people on the earth.
Wherefore" wrote HALEY be-
fore his death, "if according to
what has been already said the
comet should return again about
the year 1853, candid posterity
will not refuse to acknowledge
that this was first discovered by
an Englishman."
And with HALEY in his grace,
the comet shone ON Christmas
day, 1853. Today it shines for
the third time on Christmas.
All classes of people once view
ed the approach of the comet with
alarm. 1t was considered the worst
of omens. Thrones have tottered
and armies have been routed as a
result of the comets coming.
But it was not the comet that
did 1t. 1t was the natural fear
in the people.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-24

They belonged to Baby Betty
this pretty big red balloon and
the tiny celluloid doll that Santa
Claus had brought. Today Betty
and her mamma had gone calling,
and for the little lady's amuse-
ment the doll and the balloon had
gone too. They had spent a love-
ly afternoon, and now Betty, pack
ed in her warm little sleigh, had
been left a moment beside the
steps by mamma, who had gone
indoors for her forgotten purse.
Left to herself, Betty loosened
the balloon from the arm of the
sleigh where her mamma had fast
ened it's string. On the end of
this string was tied the tiny dolly,
$50 it wouldn't get losted," as
Betty said. A good strong wind
was bobbing the balloon this way
and that, and just to see what
would happen Betty let go the
string. UP, up it flew-dolly and
all!
Betty laughed and elapped her
hands in great glee, and her
mother hurried out just in time to
see dolly and the balloon whirl
away up in the air and disappear
back of a tall building.
Whittier they went on their
travels no one knows, for they
haven't blown back yet. But Betty
hopes they journeyed to some 9TH
er little girl who will love the
dolly as much as she did.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-24

Married women in Washington,
thanks to the principle of COM
munity property in operation,
have legal privileges that should
make women folks envious in
other states where the common
law idea entirely holds sway.
Under the dear old common
law, it was sacriligious to think
that woman was capable of hav-
ing any say in the handling of her
husbands property. Not until
she became widow did her prop
erty rights become a matter OF
Importance, and her interest in
most states even then is less than
the women of Washington enjoy
during their entire married life.
All property earned after mar
riage, in Washington, by either
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-24
Rich Mems Gifts Are Poor

Rich Mems Gifts Are Poor
beside this: II want to go on rec
ord as saying that 1 regard Elec-
trio Bitters as one of the greatest
gifts that God has made to wom-
an" writes Mrs. o. Rhinevault. of
Vestal Center, N. Y, 81 can never
forget what 1t has done for me-"
This glorious medicine gives a
woman buoyane spirits, vigor of
body and jubilant health. Ut
quickly cures Nervousness, Sleep
lessness, Melancholy, Headache,
Backache, Painting and Dizzy
Spells. soon builds up the weak,
|ailing and sickly. Try them. SOC
at all druggists.