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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15
VAN HALTREN To SCOUT
FOR P|TTsbUnG
PIRATES
WILL SPOT YOUNGSTERS TO
SPORT WITH HANS
WAGNER.

SAN FRANCISCO. June i5.-In
addition To his duiiea A. an umpire
In the Pacific Coast league. George
Van iialtrcn will keep hla weather
aye peeled for budding talent IN
the interest Of Barney Drcyfua. OF
the Piitsburg Nationals Van 70
esiyed word today fiom tho man
agement Of the Pirates aaklns him
To watch n few Of the Coast and
state league stars. and rs a Ger.
thinty from nov on that every colt
In the game will frisk around a bit
when Van holds the Indicator.
Pitcher Frank kastley. Of the
Seals. already has been recon
meuded to Dreyfus. and Van has
been Instructed To watch the young
star's sork. Several others, whose
names are not To be dlyulged. need
only keep up their present gAit to
assure themselves Of chance with
tho fighting Pittaburgs when next
season rolls around.
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YOUNG C0RBETT MAY BE.
IN ON The PRELIMINARlES

SAN FRANCISCO. Juno TO-
II Young Corbett sticKs 10 his de.
termination 10 come to San Fran.
cisco. its q 10 10 bet that tho pro
motors will be- tumbllnR over one
another TO grab Of tho pudgy
Donyorlie's services As one Of
the principals In a i0round Pre-.
llminary 10 the Leach Cross Dick
liyland fight. Corbott would add
immensely 10 the receipts, for a
more popular boxer never appeared
before mob Of San FfanoAco
fight bugs. A Frayne.cofbett
bout would BE- almost az attractive
as the Cross Hyland affair.
Tho statement by Dick MoKct.
rick, Joe Jeanettea manager. that
Sam Langford Ia "all In, must be
takon with a grain u salt Dan
talks worry much like the small boy
who whistles whom passing a grave
yard, Incidentally. why did Mc.
kotrick hustle hls black fighter
away from Paris lust a. Langford
appeared on the soene7 II isn't
impossible that the beating Lang
ford administered 10 Jeanette in
New York last summer could have
possible that the beating Lang
departure. Jeanette, who waa the
idol OF Paris when he left the gay
capital, because Of hlh defeat OF
McVey. could have picked up o
pretty penny by meeting Lang
ford, and a. he and hiR manager
are 30 sure that the Bone Cruahar
Ia all IN, II soems rather odd that
they should have avoided the iHaue
1.angford and Jeanette hive had
three meetings. two being ~
round draws and the third O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15
BIG BALLOON STUNT

PlTTsFIELD, Maas., Juno 10
Tho ascension OF the balloon Mas.
saohusetts, which started from
hero at 1911 a, IN, with William
Van sleet, Of this city, az pilot. and
W. G. Brhmhall and Edgar l..
Robbins. Of Boston. as passengers.
was ended at l0:32 a m. In the
town Of Alsted. NJ H. The balloon.
ists reached a hoight OF 10000 feet.
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Am / glad to go back to the
mlnors7 Is a gun suffoeatad with
pleasure 10 get out OF STIR la q
duck glad 10 stumble acr0ss O pond
in a dry npeli7 Is boy overcome
with hllarity when n circus comes
TO town. Say, DO. ask me something
hard. I hate to smile, because ny
lips are chapped."
No. VIII Deacon" Wright didn't
say all this. but a thought trans
for machine built like one Of those
vacuum cleaners wouldn't have
much trouble getting a line like II
out Of his shell.
Deacon" Wright went 10 Cleve-
land from the coast last spring and
aft0r pitching three or four gnmes
10 which the opposition made four
or five hits of of him, he was sold
10 Toledo. In the American assoeia.
iion. presumably because he was
too good Tor fast company.
Had Wright been given any sort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15

Seattle mat fanciers can rest as.
sured that next Friday night. they
will have chance 10 witness the
best wrestling match staged west
Of Chicago In a long time. Dr
Roller will cb put TO the test OF
hla career His opponen, is Dls
Youaiff, tho Terrible Turk. a
wrestler who has fought on the
mat with all the leading worlds
wrestlers. and who has thrown
nearly all the best American crap
piers
Has Made Good Record.
Roller Is nov bound for Seattle
lie left Chicago last evening and
viii arrive In Seattle Wednesday
evening. Since Roller went east.
a little less than four months ago.
he has given a splendid account Of
himself Last Saturday nlght at
Tuscolla, H., ho won three falls
In less than forty minutes from
Jack Reimer. the Kansas city III.
ant, who recently stood of Frank
Gotch In an hour handicap match.
Roller has appeared In every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15
BERLIN TO REFUSE
OLYMPIC GAMES
FOR 1912
TIME iB TOO BHoRT TO PER
NIT or FITTING UP or
BrADlUM.

BERLIN. June 49, German aih-
letoa are making efforts 10 persuade
Herr Won podbiciakl TO rescind his
action In refusing 10 asked that the
Olympic games In 1919 be held here
There IL little chance Of their sue
cess. however. and the games will
undoubtedly be NJ Stockholm.
Herr Won P0dhielaki. who is pres
ldcnt Of the German imperial com
mission for Olympic games. made
his decision after a conference with
the kaiser. during which they visit
cd tho stadium In the GruneWalda
They decided that tho time wAa too
ahor, 10 prepare tho stadium suit.
ably.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15
THE WORLDS SPORTING NEWS|
PAPKE PITCHES CAMP
IN FRISCO FOR
BROTHER

SAN FiANClsCO. June l5-Ed
papho, manager of the pompa
doufod challenger N Champion
Stanley Kotohol. today IL scouting
about. cndoayoriuE 10 Hight upon a
good and proper place for Lilly 70
pitch bin trimming camp Billy will
reach hero Wednesday
Ed n confident that his brother
will lower tho c0lors u the Ahhhas
ain. Ito views Ketehefa victory
over O'nrien with equanlmliy. and
declares that bis brother viii be
IN condition Tor the fight Of his life
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lof support he would have won
every game but one in which ho
started. but miserable defensive
work and no hitting behind him
marked his every appearance and
instead Of being one Of the leaders
Of the league no was not credited
with a victory.
No wonder he Is glad TO go to
Toledo u know Armour Ia a good
manager aud I will got a chance 10
work regularly. which ia all ask.
I'd rather play In a flrstclass minor
league than decorate a bench In tho
maiorH, said Wright.
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and are willing 10 let the ret Of
the boys have a little nun jlisl ten
poiaflly,
Lock Back BIT.
Nov. II in al right. IN 4 way. I,
is real nice 10 haulof a FALLEN api
ponent, but just remember the way
Seattle got II rubbed Into her last
year.
We got no hum0rins and no pity
EVER team In tho eircait wadei
into poor old DuF. ruaEhsd him
when he SAs down. kicked him
walked on him. and In eiey way
pounded 4 ali over him. wien he
couldn't help himself ~
This year It ia our turn We have
the team TO do Il. and When tho last
game 10 ended and the diddtnsa all
ready for the fae, there IL no reason
on earth Why Seattle should not
have hung up the blsgcni lean that
the Northwestern league has EVER
known. This brother in.las husi.
ness wont do Il, though Il don't
Stn any games Il Is Wadlnz 10
rough shod. and thu harder they
boiler. tho harder you tramp. that
makes other teams respect you. and
wins rags IN baseball.
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THE "oRgeN4 EXTRA.

The stars Green Sport Extra
Ia on the streets every night
by 0 p. m. lt's plum full Of live
sport.
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PACIFIC COAST
LEAGUE
bses~s~ststs<sts~ses<

A. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles .........3 !
Vernon .........s...i
Batterics-ToEsr and orendoff;
Hit and Hogan.
Games Today.
San Francisco at Portland. Los
Angeles at Oakland.
strsdInE Of the Clubs.
Won Lost Pet
San Francisco ...-.Sa II SIS
Los Angeles ...-......t1 Al ISL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15

But six pitchers have starred ,
\ IN no hii no one rcaehfirat I
!. games, They are:
\ 1850 - Richmond tWorc0s. I
\ tori W.. Cleveland, June 70.
\ John NJ Ward prov. /,
\ ldehcol Va. Buffalo. June n.
is0t-Donton c. Young tflos. I
\ toni W.. Athletics, May s
4 1905 - Thomas Fisher ,
\ fshreyeporD Va, Montgomery. ,
\ Sept. / ,
. ia0s-chas Evans TlArt. I
ford vs. bridgeport, July II. +,
\ Adrian Joss lClcve. /,
land w, Chicago. Oct. 2. ,
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sonuouAnp OPTICAL co.
1907 Second Ave.

II I make a dollar
on your dental work
you shvs a dollar on
your dental work.
and dental combine
lorea two dollars on
your dental work
l am doing dental
work for people at
the peoples prieea
open evenings until
10 o'clock and ali
day sunday Tor the
n.I0l.aa ..lFaaNl..
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THE GREEN SPORTING
EXTRA.


. The Stars green sporting 4
4 eHtrh ID a sporting extra and 4
= not make over of tho regu. 4
= lar edition with few lines Of 4
= sport on the firht page. It Is ,
4 complete. containing National 4
= American. Northwestern and I
4 Pacific coast League rcsulta. 4
. With detailed story Of tho 4
= Seattle game, tho racing 70. ,
. suits from even track IN the 4
q United States. ness from the 4
= ringaides bowling and every. 4
. thiug that Il happening 10 tho 4
q sporting world. Watch for 4
. The Star. It's green. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15

The man who sympathizes with
the under dog doesn't always stop
to consider that the under dog may
have begun tho fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE


batteries paatoFius and bergen
Adams and Gibson.
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Summary Two-hAse hits-frisk.
Lynch, Murray. station. nAsnef. Home
rhns-Gafry. Aassey, sacrifice hits
Akin. Raymond. Mage, shea D
Stolen bases Mage, Hits OFT
Dough. ] IN : innings off seatan
(Toml. In 6 innings Huna-aff
dough, s; eft ss4ten. Z oppau-uts
Al hnt-ocrSh q. seatona Is
base. on batis-Off Miller. J. oft
0oush, 4, oft seaten. q villa pitches
Miller. ssaton hit By pitched bail
Adams By Miller LYneh b. Cough
Double piays-nsnnett and RAY.
mond. Muiiln tunassistrdl HsssaY
and Nullln. Seaton. Mullln and Nar.
rpy. Time Of samc-i,s0. Umpire
Fray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15

naitaries-Howeli. plneon and
crGser. smith. Philadelphia nYsert
vlokers, coomhs and Livingston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15

Hattsries-Haymond and schlcl ,
Casper and Mclean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15

The barking fan who sat Just
abaft the press box yesterday sure
had his four bits worth. lie played
tho game Tor both clubs. and had
his hands full.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15

Tho Spokane bunch missed their
train at Aberdeen yesterday. and no
game was played with Vancouver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15

Ralph Frary umpired good ball,
but II looked like he missed a good
strike In the seventh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15

Some day that mythical chap who
Ia supposed TO run amuck with a
stuffed club will take a swat al the
fan who yells Take him out" when
n pitcher n stnng for hit.
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Baseball
SCkoHCr%

Pretty work. Miller


Pretty work. Miller
Thirteen Htriksouts with the
brake working nicely redeemed q
game which otherwise was SLOW and
drawn out
Wonder what George Huff. Of.
fetal scout for tho Chicago Caba.
thought a. he watched yesterdays
gAmei
Same goes for Jim Mcclure. who
Ia looking for live ones In tho In.
terest u the Cleveland club,
Adams electrified the crowd by
making a wonderful onchAnd stab
OF Akin's grounder In the first. and
then galvanized that same crowd by
heAylng the ball Into the bleaehers.
one run
Tho Portland team presented a
patohed.up appearance yesterday.
Casey vas missing At second. Ad-
ahns came IN from hkht 70 cover
tne middle s,Atioh' And fonrhler' a
0aoeh''' sA''op'' IN INC saiusn-
ftish' MniIAy, Lyhen, seAion ana
'1'''' 'a0n NnAnssu ou' u uouo'e'
A., ~. -. =, a,
anu nAsset Ana oa',b pai me
paii over IN" barr'oaae tor homefs.
Fanny ISM, shsa tisured ~ ,h.ee ei .,
" HeoI,,ioe' WINCH Voun'ea IN IN"
run se''ins
co.,
ALTHOUGH lnuf oouble Hlayh were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15

batteries wllletts and s,anaEe'
Gray aud Street
Game called at tho fifth inning
account rain.
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Al Tacoma.


Batteries Siarkeil and Wright;
Nevland and sheehan.
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At Boston.
Il. II. n.
Cleveland ..,........,8 = o
hoHtun s..ssssss.sssssA
natterlca-Ioss aud Easlorly. Ar
rallanoes and carrigan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15

Thirteen u,rikeouts with the
brake working nicely redeemed a
game which otherwise was SLOW and
drawn out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15

Although four double plays wor,
made. none caused a ripple.
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CHILDnEN's EYE TROUBLES
Given special asd careful attention
by our specialist Bring thom IN for
an eNamipatlon II you suspect
trouble. Our charges are very
moderate
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Al Boston,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15
FANS MISS GINGER in
THE TURKS PLAYING

and are willing 10 let thu ret Of
the boys have a little nun jlisi ten
nlIafllY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15

Danny shea figured IN three elev-
or sacrifices which counted In the
run getting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15

Adams electrified the crowd by
making a wonderful onchand stab
OF Akin's grounder In the first and
thon galvanized that same crowd by
heAvlng the ball Into the blcaehers-
one run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15

Tho Portland team presented a
patohed.up appearance yesterday.
Casey vas missing at second Ad-
ans came In from right 10 cover
tho middle station. and Fourier. a
catcher. gAllopcd in tho garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15

And naaecy and CARR put the
ball over the barricade for homcrs.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-02-17

Comparisons are proven bially odious
when applied to persons; they are fire.
Quently misleading. especially If they
deal with part only Of the facts, when
applied to other matters. For exam
PIE. here Is the question Of the compar
alive cost of keeping horse and 0f
running an automobile. gentleman
who prides himsel: on driving a single
cylinder" declares that when he kent q
horse and trap he spent upon 1t fully
$500 year. Most Of the money was
paid TO servant; for, he adds, "a
groom fs, OF course, essential, as one
can scarcely look after a horse one
self" After he bought an automobile.
ne estimated his heaviest expense as
ures. $Se; his next largest, gasoline.
$40. and his total annual outlay az only
q trifie above 5000. During the year
Tor which fgures are given, he Travelled
some 5000 miles, and fovnd that Il
cost him On an average less than foe1
cents mile. Il looked after the ma.
chine myself. entirely" he says. The
question that the situation suggests Is.
Why not deduct from the six hundred
spent On the horse and trap the cost
OF the man who took care Of them. or
Why not add the expense OF q chauffeur
70 the cost Of running the automobile?
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Church AdvertjsInn

We dc not believe that the average
church can gain much from news.
paper advertising In a large city IL
serves one purpose only; 1t tells
strangers where a preacher known to
them perhaps by reputation may be
heard. The advertising of sermon
topics is of little value, unless the an.
nouncensnt rs coupled with the name
or preacher Of wide and COZ man d.
lag reputation. Our advice would be
20 withhold newspaper advertising I'm.
Ill there Is something definite and spe-
oial to advertise. When that time
comes. be II an anniversary or what.
over, expend upon one days advertis.
ing what you saved by refraining from
constant announcements. In this way.
says w. r. Dsmarest. in the Homiletic
Review. attention will be attracted
and you will probably sec results. The
best advertising Of regular church serv
lees can be done LEGALLY in the church's
vicinity, by placard, circular letters.
and personal work
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-02-17

Admiral Cervera, who commanded
the Splash feet at the battle OF sanu.
ago. was retired lately from active ser.
wee at MS own request. Americans
VIII always have warn spot In their
hearts for the gallant and chivalrous
old Spanish sailor. Our own heroes OF
the Spanish war hardly commanded
more popular respect and affection
than Cervera, whose ufe an a prisoner
On the United States was a series of
popular triumphs. His humanity and
auickness OF action In saving the lives
OF Hobson and his companions was
never forgotten by the American PEG
Die. Of which fact he received the most
gratifying demonstrations when he ar.
lived here.
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THE woNpERsERRv.

Mr.. Luther Burbank. the plant VIZ
ard Of California, has originated .
wonderful new plant which grows any
where, in any soil or climate. and bears
great quantities Of luscious berries all
the season Plants are grown from
seed. and It takes only three months
to get them in bearing, and they may
be grown and fruited all summer In
the garden, or in pots during the win
ter. 1t is unqrestIonably the greatest
Fruit Novelty ever known. and Mr..
Burbank has made Mr.. John Lewis
Childs. OF Floral Park. N. Y. the In
PRODUCER. He says that Mr.. Childs II
one Of the largest, best-known. fair
est and most reliable Scotsman IN
America. Mr.. Childs II advertising
seed Of the Wonderberry all over the
world, and Offering great inducements
to Agents for taking orders for It.
This berry is SO fine and valuable. and
SO easily grown anywhere. that every
body should get II at once.
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THE STORY.
&c ND thou. Esther, 1 do declare az
n my queenl"

" ND thou. Esther, 1 do declare as
n my queen!"
How sweet is a signal triumph TO
woman's heart, and how the words
thrilled through the heart OF the bean.
tiful young woman as she kneIt before
King Ahasuerus and graciousIv bowe6
her head 30 receive the ROYAL diadern
OF purple ribbon, striped with white
which the jeweled hand of tho kir,,
proceeded to bind about her forehead
and which was the insignia of her ar.
allied station In life.
The splendid ceremonies over at
last, the beautiful queen retired 10 her
apartments. AS she sank upon one of
the soft diyans a sigh of delighted sat.
isiaction escaped from her Hps what
beautiful place II was How Iuyu-i.
ant. As she turned TO take I'm the fu1
sweep OF the apartment. its rich Leug.
ings. its exquisite carvings I'm ivor, ,,s
ornaments NJ gold and silver. and the
nash or precious stones as they caught
The light and sent Il back In myriad
yari-colored CLEANS. her hand s!lnned
from the fragrant folds OF her roval
robes AMI rested on the covering ~
me couch )n which she was reclining
Instantly her delicate touch detects1
the eXquisite)y fine texture OF the GOV.
ering and she hogan 10 stroke her
hands back and forth over its sog,
VelYety surface. while she gave herself
up to delightful dreaming.
II IL all mine" she said half aloud
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SERMON ETTE.

"And the king loved Esther
ABOVE all the woman and
made her queen instead Of wash
fixing Ahasuerus presents a
striking paradox. He puts away
his queen because her womaniy
modesty and virtue would not
permit her to yield to the de-
grading demands Of her drunken
lord, and he chooses a queen be-
cause these very qualities pro-
vide the exquisite setting for her
beauties Of face and form.
The truest beauty is that
} which pertains to heart and life
rather than to the mere physi-
cal.
Beauty which 10 only skin
deep may please for the mo
ment. but It has nothing upon
which real friendship and real
love can rest.
There is a suggestion In thu
first verse Of the second chapter
that King Ahasuerus was filled
with poignant regret over his
hasty and iI-advised decree ban.
ishing his noble queen vashti
from the palace. However much
man In his baser moments is
willing to drag woman down to
low neral levels, this fact re-
mains that manhood everywhere
has true admiration for woman
iy virtues, and II is this one
strong influence Of pure-mInded
noble-hearted women which
keeps human life trending up
ward.
We want to note another thina
In regard to the character of
Esther. Her fortune did not
prove her misfortune. Her exaI.
tation in position in life did not
debase or stifie the finer quail.
ties of the inner heart and life.
In other words, her prosperity
did not spoil her. Her heart
beat true and her head could
not be turned by the clamor and
pleasures Of the palace life.
True womanhood is always
proof against the allurements of
the worlds riches and pleasures.
II is just here that many a WON.
an falls and shows how little
depth of character she DOS.
sessed.
One other point we wish 70
make concerning the qualities of
this truly great, this beautiful.
"omsnly woman, and that Is her
f7ithfulness to her friend and
protector Mordecai, for IL is
said: esther did the command.
ment Of Mordecai, like as when
she was brought up with him.
How many young women TODAY
have such appreciation and re.
spect for the advice of parents
that they continue to obey even
after they have left the home
nest to make homes of their
oWn7
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ESTHER THE
QUEEN
Story - Her 10y atty to Her People cd
Mordecai
BY THE HIGHWAY AND BYXAY"
PREAC HER
Scripture Authority-Ths Book OF

Scripture Authority-Ths Book OF
Esther.
Historical Facts OF the Book.-The pur-
pose OF the book is to relate an episode I'm
the history OF those Israelites who did not
return from captivity, and II shows their
moral decline. Having chosen to remain
In heather land, Mordecai and his fam
lily accommodate themselves to their
adopted nationality till their lives are inn
period. His kinswoman, Esther being
constrained to compete for a position in
the harem OF n heather monarch, Morde-
cal charges her TO conceal her nationality
and religion for temporal ACKNOWLEDGMENT
although Gods providence never forsakes
MS people. and In answer to their prayers
dehVerance Is wrought. his name remains
secret among them. The contrast through
OUT between the tone OF Mordecai and
Daniel under similar circumstances, and
the inferiority Of the former to his con-
temporaries Ezra and Nehemiah, are
very marked. The incidents OF the book
are supposed to have their historical po-
sition between the sixth and the seventh
chapters OF Ezra, and Ahasueras IL con-
)ecturcd TO have been Artaxerxes: though
some see in him stronger resemblance
10 the eneminate XerXes, and place the
events which this book records In the
later years of his reign.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-02-17

Professor Munyon has just Issued q
most beautiful. useful and complete Al
manac; 1t contains not only all the scien-
tfic information concerning the moons
phases, in all the ATTITUDES, but has T.
Illustrated articles on how to read char
acter by phrenology, palmistry and
birth month. II also tells all about
card reading. birth stones and their
meaning, and gives the Interpretation
OF dreams. 1t teaches beauty culture.
manicuring, gives weights and meas
ures. and antidotes for poison. In fact.
1t Is Magazine Almanac, that not
only gives valuable information, but
will afford much amusement for every
member of the family, especially for
parties and evening entertainments.
Farmers and people In the rural dis
tricts will find this Almanac almost
invaluable.
1t will be sent to anyone absolutely
tree on application to the NUNYON
REMEDY COMPANY. PHILADEI~
PHIA