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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-20

FOR RENT-Nearly new modern S.
room brick bungalow. close In. S22 so
per month, Inquire of w. H Voor-
hies. 917 Path st, II II
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wooDMEN OF HE WORLD.

Weber Camp No. "a. meets In X
OF P hall In the Utah National Bank
building every Thursday evening at 8
O'Clock. Visiting Woodmen cordially
invited to attend
SAM KLINE. c. c.
E. AUTH. Clerk. First National
Bank Building.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

WANTED-Three furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Must be in res
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CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.

CIGARS AND ToeACco-The Den
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FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms
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LADIES OF THE MAccAeges.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

Improved Order of Redmen. Hiawa.
tina Tribe No. S. meets In Eagle hall,
Friday evenings at o'clock. Visiting
chiefs cordially invited.
]. l.. BLOSSER. Sachem.
E R. GElGER. C. of Il.
A B. WRIGHT. c. OF W.
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BOARD at the Woodmancy. with or
without room. Central. 36S 24th.
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FRATERNAL.
MODERN woooMen Of AMERICA.

Utah Camp No. 1890. Business meet
ings first and third Tuesdays Team
drill second and fourth Tuesday nights
a: p. M, Eagle Hall
A. w AGEE, V. C.
]. II. SHAFElL Clerk.
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FOR RENT.
ROOMS AND 6OARO.

UNFURNISHED rooms at the Wood,
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A. G, HORN-Attorney-at-law-Ot-
fee over Badcon's Drug Store. ! seek
the business Of all parties; am at
;orncy against all corporations and
monopolies. Prepared to transact any
and all kinds of legal business.
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PIANO TUNING.
PROFESSIONAL NURSE.
SHOE REPAIRING

SHOE REPAIRlNo-At the lowest
rriee1-All arc invited TO see. B. W.
Postma. 256S Wash, Ave.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
MASONIC.

Queen Esther Chapter No. T. o E
s Regular meetings held at Masonic
hall on Washington avenue, between
Twepty-flfth and Twepty-slXth streets
the (!rst aud third Fridays OF each
month. Sojourning members cordial.
ly invited TO attend.
EVA F. COREY, w. NJ.
LILY V. HALSTED. Sec'y.
8. or r. T.
Brotherhood Railway Trainmen. Og
den Lodge No. GS, meets every Thurs
day evening. Eagles Hall, at p. m,
C. D. SIMPSON. President.
r. a. IRVINE, 272 26th, Sec'y.
a. B. CANFIELD. Treasurer.
2i19 Monroe
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FOR RENT.
UNFURNISHEO HOUSES.

HOUSE for rent with barn, ISL eth
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Licensed and Bonded Abstractore-
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Rooms 40II0S First National Bank
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THE Denver 6 Flo Grande Boarding
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CONTRACTORS g. BUILDERS

c. STUART-2e52 Wall, Bell 373.X
Estimates furnished free Of charge.
General repair work specially. Prices
reasonable.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

OR. a. FERNLUNo-PhysIclan and
5ureeon-Ohice hours, 10 and IL a
m. L. TO 4 p. m. $40 25th st. ONCE
phones Bell 515K; Ind. SIS, Residence,
6i6 Wash. Ind. phone SOP.
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FURNISHED rooms with poard. 1888
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All Through Trains.
f. Fl. WORSLEY, General Passenger
Agent
S. F. HALvERSON. Agent, Ogden.
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BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
TOEMEN.

Ogden Homestead No 1905 meets
second and fourth Thursday nights at
1880 IN * c. hall. No 247S Wash.
Ave, Visiting arc1ers cordially in.
yited TO meet w.th US. Henry BUrchell
foreman, 2S2 22nd street Laura NJ
Weant, correspondent. 655 27tn st
Aurella Croker. Lady Rebekah. 2665
Wall avenue.
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FOR RENT-SiX room bungalow; 502
22nd St Enquire same place.
S-16-1wk
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Probate and Real Estate Law Special
ties. First Nat. Bank Bldg. Phones.
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JOSEPH CHEZ-Attorn ey-And
Counselor at Law. 40 and IL First Ma
tional Bank Bldg. ogden. Utah. Both
phones. Notary
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8. T. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
c@S First Natl Bank Bldg.
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ROYAL ARcANUM.

Fraternal Beneficiary Order. In-
sures men at reasonable rates. Aecu-
mulated emergency fund nearly Ave
million dollars, Rocky Mountain Coun.
Gil. No. 637. meets second and fourth
Thursday at / o. o F. hail. 2l16
Washington avenue H. l.. Peterson.
Regent; j. w. WotherS2oon. Collector:
G. B Roberts. Secretary.
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JOHN T. PoPE-Attorney.at-Law.
Rooms 417-i1S First National Bank
Bldg. Ogden. Utah. S-5-tt
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WANTED.
UNFURNiSHED HOUSES.

WANTED-Five or siX-room modern
house. close in. Virgil P. Cain. at
Boyle Hardware Co. S.20.tt
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r. S. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
law-3li and 315 Eccles Bldg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-30
FL fiscal y los
heIrnanos Sianeses

Aver tarde procedi6 eI fis-
cal de la Corte de distrito, Led
Torres-Graus & inyestigar ell
case de exposition al publico
de esta ciudad de los hermano
"siameses' que Sc exhiben en-
la calle della Luna y de que Sc
ocup6 LA Correspondence"
Ell fiscal Sc constituy6 en- la
habitaci6n en- que Sc exhibe el
fen6meno y despu6s de practi-
car investigaciones que juzg6
procedentes, dispuso la deten-
ci6n del DR., Luigui. lie acusa
de atentado contra la vida q
causa de haber separado q los
nihos de SUI madre la q. conti-
nua en- la Moca y hoy senala-
ra fianza para el detenido.
Ell Lcdo. G6mez-LasarTe q :
compah6 al acusado protestan
do de la detencion.
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,Sigue enfeIfno de Cuidado

Continue enfermo en- su re.
sidencia de Bayam6n ell dis.
tinguido cOmpatriota 'Sr. Mi
guel Lopez Gaztambides. Sus
parientes los distinguidos es-
pesos Lluveras Pasarell han
suspendido SUI viaie de regre-
so q Yauco q causa de la en-
fermedad del Sr. Gaztambide.
La sehora de Gaztambides es
hermana del referido Sr. Llu-
veras. Deseamos pronto resta-
blecimiento al enfermo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-30
AJEDREZ.

Soluciones correctas reclbl-
das al probfema No. 7.
Dario Rovira, San Juan.
DR.. L. Orcasitas, Rio piedras.
j. A. Agostini, San Juan.
La soIuci6n' es la siguiente:
BLANCAS NEGRAS
IT / TR Ia | R
3 Mate con DANA 2 ad-libi-
tum.
Damos 4 conocer 4 los afr
cionados de este hermoso jue-
60, un interesante match verl-
ficado rccientemente en- la ca
pital de Russia entire los mejo-
res iugadores de los Estados
Unidos y Russia, habiendo OBJ
tenido la victoria el doctor &.
Lasker de New York, autor de
diferentes obras sobre el a
jedrez.
Ell juego que publicamos
hoy verificado en- el torneo In
ternacional celebrado en- Ru-
sia fu6 ell que llam6 mas h a.
tenci6n de los mejores ajedrez
cistas del mundo. La partida
que damos a continuation fu6
jugada por el conocido cam
peon ruso A. Rubistein de
Lodz, Russia, y ell champion
americana DR.. Z. Larker, de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-30
ESCOBA HlGiENICA.

Los Sres. Sanchez Morales & Ca. tienen
q la venta Ia celebrada escoba DUST
LES, que no lsvsnta polvo al barrer, y
que ha tenido una gran aceptacion en- los
Estados Unldos y Europa, donde Sc uti-
l;za"ep las oficjnas del Gobierno, igle,
s'ias, tscuelas, tiendas y cssas particula-
res. Dura dlez veces mas que una es-
oba corriente, tiene la grandlsima
ventaja de scr copmletarnente higi6nica.
'y;cho aparato no debe faltar en- ningu-
ma casa.
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Nj en- Jauia.

Aseedrsss que Is poblsei6n mss rics Y
feliz del mundo. e. Ando-ra, en- IA c,isl no
Sc conoce d pohfezs nj Il neeesidad en- for
ma alguna.
Estudisdss las causas d. tan enyidsh'p
situsci6n. sc b. veniio sa conociuse1.a
de que clio ohsdecia & Ia particular %
de que alli todo el mundo uza trajes hech,s
de l0s que vende la Alaudaina" .a T..
Pieras y Ca.
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CAMBIO DE sERvICIO

Sc informa que ell DR.. Her
nandez que sirve la titular de
Santurce sera trasladado a P.
de TERRA Y ell DR.. Lopez Sicar-
do de P. de TERRA q Santurce,
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In esta partida eI DR.. Lask-
ker perdi6 pero en- el mattel ge-
neral gan6 12l juegos mien-
tras que Rubistein soIamente
gan6 u. los demas .competi-
dores en- ndmcrO de II obtu-
vierOn un prOmedio mucho
mia bsjD que estos famosos
iugadoros. Tr1dUeidO p0r J.
A. AgOsiiHi.l
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BUENA ocAs.5N.

Ina alsG en- Ia Gale dc Canal. r
santuTee, esta de venta Y e. Una nae
na Hca-i6n para el que desec harer
un bueu negOeio. Constr,Iida haze
6 me-c-. con buenas maderas 3 -rr-
vicio complete para tota eomolr.at
Siiua,.a men0s de 100 metr1s .s- la
eaTetera, sitio oentricu. y eonslr1--
zion m0eierna. Tnf0rmarA el Sr. 49,
turu Fort. BsncO De +. RicD -ag
Juan. D. 81.
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CAMPEONATo Dc AJEDREz.
Habiles ajedrecistas listos para disputar
suprenaeia en- Ia isla.
Marini Rovra, Agostini Michigan, :" Uno del sur,
y Los tres Mosaueteros dlspuestos
impulsar e torneo
a Correspondence Sc grOpOne resoye prmero IN probe
ms de organization
I'm pulsar el torneo.

La Correspondence esta
dispuesta a abrir un campeo-
nato de ajedrecistas en- la isla
Que hay en- ella jugadores
De empuje, gran affection
actitldes en- general para t
gran juego es indudable. CO
nocemos una familia en- la cuf
iuegan ajedrez eli padre, TIRE
hiios, ,vaIapes y una hija de q
amos. La madre y otrshiha d
Dnce anos conoeen Ia march;
Y pueden seguir un juego.
Hace cinco 8 seis amos H.
braronse en- "La Correspon-
dencia" grandes batallas dc
ajedrez. Hoy como entonces
81 entusiasno Sc muestra desde
las principales poblaciones de
la isla. Constantemente reci-
Dimos cartas alusivas 4 este
sport enviandonos soluciones
s los problemas que Sc pnbli
can en- la edicci6n del domingo
pidiendonos que publiquemos
problemas en- la edicci6n dia-
ria, y enviandonos problemas.
Singularmente hemos reci-
bido algunas cartas invitan-
1onos a abrir cuanto antes ell
eampeonato insular.
LA Correspondence" esta
eonforme. Els necesario que
haya entire nosotros un cam
peon y que en- diferentes oca-
stones Sc lie dispute de tempo
en- tempo la supremacia.
|, asando va a los hechos he
mos resueltos la organiza-
,i6n del campeonato de ale
] 'ez. En- primer termino ha-
mos pdblicas la siguientes
eartas, que entire otras, he
mos recibido.
\ Vieques P. Rico Feb. %, 1909
Pagina Exportiva de "La
Correspondence. San Juan
i, Senor:-
Como soy aficionado al
aiedrez lie suplico en- nombre
mio seud6nimo (Michigan) ;,
proponga un torneo de ale
drez por correspondence con
los jugadores de Ajedrez de
Puerto Rico tinicamente. Con-
diciones: !
Cada jugador que entire de-
positara $1,000 en- la oficina
de La Correspondence de Pto
Rico. Una cuarta parte de
las entradas para sufragar los
gastos del peri6dico. Las tres
cuartas parties del elective Sc
adjudicaran en- la forma 81
guiente: La mitad para la
persona que mas juegos game
como primer premio y ell Cham
p onatO de Puerto Rico.
Al segundo Sc lie adjudicara
Ia mitad de 10 que reste y al
tercero y cuarto jugador per
parties iguales, 10 que quede.
Creo que sera este un alicien
be para todos los aficionados q
este sport y beneficioso a SUI
peff6dico.
Ndmero de juegOs 5 cada
uno.
Ruego me conteste sobre el
particular. Creo que no habra |
Inconvenience que Sc lleve q
cabo este proyecto pues es
muy usual esto en- todos los
Estados Unidos Y esta per-
mitido.
Suyo afimo. amigo V S. S.
III -.
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Cabo-Roio Mario Is, 1909.
Pagins esportiva de La Co

rrespondencia.,, San Juan.
mo lie parece que seria
conveniente amman 4 los ana
getirs q Hbrar un Match. hacien
do sus iugadas, desde sus res
pectivas localidades, cada Sc
mana Y enviandolas 4 Vd. pa
ra Psrle publicidad hasta la
termination del iuego Q jue-
gos, segGn Vd. creyese oportu-
90: estimulando al vencedor
con Diploma comprobante de
su habilidad, cuyO cOsto de-
beri abonar el contrincante 8
yencido?
Sin otro particular 4 que ha-
.er referencia ST affmo. 5. 5.
!>aHfsas0 N. Marin.
Ponce, Mario 20 de 1909.
Pagina Esportiya de La
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Ell NINO UN POGO MEJOR

Aver mejoro I'm tanto de la
grave dolencia que lie aquej6
el nino Pedrin Schira-Guillot.
La senorita Camelia mejor den
tro de su estado Y anoche HUI
bo otra consulta de mGdicos.
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Ea eta inlrrenta s ysuds papel de
p,nsdieo : , pesas syHrtsL
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! tColStIDIS.
No extrahe Vd, que cedien
.o-a ella me tome la libertaC
| ie proponefle que abra III
;oHeursos6 certamen de cam
zones para vef"~que persont
j ell mas fuerte de Pto. Rico
81 LA Correspondence
lbre ese concurso estoy dis
puesto a tomar parte en- el cor
/ elpseudonimo de Uno del Sur
De Vd. attmente.,
Uno del Satr.
Ponce Mario % de 1909.
'Pagina Esportiva de LA
Correspondence San Juan.
Sehor:-Aquf estamos algu.
nos amigos pendientes de los
problemas dificilisimos por ci.
erto algunos de ellos, que pu.
blica ese ilustrado periodico
El objeto de eStas lineas es
decirle q, 81 hnbiera por ahi
valientes dispuestos & medirse
con nosotros, estamos listos
para saltar q la arena.
Creemos que Sc deberfa lu-
char un campeonato de juga-
dores.
Saludando q Vd. atenta-
mente nos suscribimos S. S.
Los treS moSqueteros.
San Juan PR. Mario %, 1909
Pagina Esportiva de la
Correspondence. San Juan.
Muy senior mio::- ::-Enterado
de SUI suelto ell "Ajedrez en- la
isla' publicado por su ilustra-
do periodieo en- Ell ndmero de
81 del corriente, tengo ell gus
to de participar a Vd, que es-
toy dispuesto a tomar parte
en- ell torneo que piensa Vd. ce-
lebrar entire los aficionados de
este culto juego en- la isla, por
10 cual suplico a Vd, Sc sirva
invitar por mediaci6n de su
peri6dico q los demas aficio-
nadoS para que tomen parte
en- este torneo tan dignamente
presentado por Vd..
De Vd. respetuosamente,
Ddrio R0Uird.
San Juan Mario % de 1909.
Pagina Esportiva de LA
Correspondence. P. o. Box
7S5. San Juan, P. R.
Muy senior mio:-
Enterado de SUI sueIto
ell "Ajedrez en- la Isla" publ
cado por SUI ilustrado periodi
co Ell el nGmero 21 del corrien-
te, tengo ell gusto de partici-
par a Vd. que estoy dispuesto
q tomar parte en- ell torneo que
piensa Vd. celebrar entire los
aficionados de este quito jue-
go en- la isla, por 10 cual supli-
co q Vd. Sc sirva invitar por
mediaci6n de SUI peri6dico d
los demas aficionados para q.
tomen parte en- este torneo tan
dgnamente representado por
Vd.
Muy respetuosamente,
J. A. Agostiny.
La publication de esas car
tas Y de otras que podemos pu
blicar mas adelante noticia d
cada uno de los cOmunicantes
10 que los demas piensan acer-
ca del campeohatO.
La buena yoluntad Y la de-
cici6n existen. iQue es 10 que
falta ? Entendemos que es sim
plemente TN problema de Or
ganizaci6n. sCuaI puede ser
Ia mejor organization de ese
campeOnatO?
Con objeto de llegar q Tin
acuerdo que a todos complaz-
ca en- 10 que Sc refiere & esta
organization hacemos pGbli-
cas- estas Iineas al Objeto de los
va eonOcidos campeOnes, otros
nuevos que puedan surgir, el
pubIico ajedrecista en- general,
Sc sirva 81 asf le place, dar su|
opinion en- 10 relative 1 Ia me-
jor manera de organizar el
campeOnatO.
Ia Correspondence" en-
vista de esas oplniOnes, har
10 demas.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-03-18

Chicago papers claim that the state
Of Illinois is the stingiest state in the
west when it comes to furnishing school
funds. For several years Illinois has
furnished only 100000 per year
toward education while other states
have appropriated from $1,200,000 to
$10,000,000 yearly. Wisconsin, for in
stance, with population of less than
half of Illinois, appropriated over two
and one-half millions. It seems that
in Illinois the state government insists
that the cities and counties raise their
own school money rather than have
the state do it. There is a good chance
for a discussion as to whether this plan
would not work out more equitably in
the long run.
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Perjury.

The greatest evil among the Ameri-
can public today is perjury. If perjury
could be wiped out it would do more
than any other one thing to lesson
crime. The attorneys claim that it is
almost impossible to convict for per-
jury, but there ought to be some way
to get at man who sWears falsely.
Buns and street loafers are not the
only ones who perjure themselves; if
any man gets into trouble, his friends
seem to think it is their duty to get
him out, regardless of the conse-
quences. In thousands of cases men
will get on the witness stand and swear
to lie when they are not personally
interested, but do it to help a friend
and laugh at it and think it is a good
joke They DON seem to realize that
they are committing state prison of
Tense when they get on the stand and
perjure themselves by swearing to a
lie. The other class, the professional
perjurers, do it for money and are the
more dangerous because they can be
hired by any one who has the price,
which varies from glass of beer to
100000. Of course the 100000 kind
are away up in the profession and are
generally professional men. We find
the perjurer in all classes Of society,
so we say that perjury is the greatest
evil in America If the criminal, great
or small, could not get witnesses to
swear falsely for him, to help him out
of his scrapes, he would be more care
full about getting into trouble and a
very large proportion Of crime would
be eliminated for the simple reason that
the criminal could in most cases be
easily convicted. Get after the per-
jurer if you want to lessen crime.
There must be some way to convict
him and if there is no way it is time to
make a way. But we think the main
trouble lies with the public officers.
They don't try to convict for perjury.
In fact, you very seldom see a case
Of perjury tried in the courts, but you
hear men perjuring themselves every
day.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-03-18

The Irish societies of New York, are
protesting against the sending Of cards
through the United States mail which
bear carications of persons of the Gel
tic race. They are asking the post
office officials to throw out all such
mail matter as objectional. We think
our Irish friends are little too
"touchy" on this subject. What
would our cartoonists do if the Yam
KEGS and the Germans and the Negroes
the Italians, the Jews and all of the
other races objected SO strongly to be
ing caricatured? It doesn't pay to
look for trouble; it comes around often
enough without hunting it up.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-03-18
ALBUM FOR ROOSEVELT
Retiring President to Know What the
Papers Said of Battleship Cruise

Papers Said of Battleship Cruise
Ex-President Roosevelt has just been
made the recipient of handsome album
by an admirer who instructed the Con-
solidated Press Clipping Company, of
Chicago, over year ago, to gather all
newspaper editorial comments on the
tour around the world Of the United
States battleship feet.
The album contains over two thous-
and, one hundred clippings divided in
to two volumes, 12x14 inches each,
handsomely bound in black morocco,
with the following inscription in gold
letters:
World Cruise of the United States
Battleship Flee" Dec. 10th, OF
Febr. 22nd, '09.
Besides the editorial comments from
the newspapers from every state in the
Union, the cablegrams appearing in the
Chicago Tribune, and the New York
Tribune, recording the progress of the
warships, from port to port, are chrome
logically arranged, as well as the do
nestle life and doings of the battle
ships from the pen of the feet CORES
pondent, whose articles appeared reg
ularly in the great Metropolitan papers.
Throughout, Illustrations of the vari-
Gus ships are interspersed. No doubt
the ex-president will value the present,
not SO much from an artistic view, but
as a faithful expression of the people
of the entire country, on the most re-
markable achievement Of modern times
and one of the browning efforts of his
administration.
A number of items selected for this
album were taken from the Evening
News.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-03-18

The big atlantic steamship compan-
les complain bitterly of 1908 as hard
time year due to the panic which stop
ped the emigrants from coming to
America and also stopped the rich
Americans from going abroad. The com
panies claim loss in receipts for the
year of $26,O00,00O. There was fall
ing off of over 10000 first cabin pas
sengers. If any one has any doubt as
to who was hit by the panic this ought
to tell the story.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-03-18

What ever the Americans do they
do hard" They have the microbe
craze at present, Wonder how people
ever lived before they knew about mi
crobesg May be it was because they
did not know about them and conse-
quently enjoyed themselves more. You
know Joy, temperance and repose
slams the door in the doctor $ nose. -
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-03-18

just wait until Mike Kleist demands
an investigation of the game warden
department.. The retired Kenosha game
warden seems to be one of the few who
did not get into Uncle Ike's barrel.
Just at present State Game Warden
Stone is too busy testifying at the pri-
mary investigation to start anything
moving along the line of an investiga-
ton Of his own.