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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-10-30

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-10-30

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-01
Bamboo Seventy Feet High.

Possibly the tallcSt bamboo boa
\u.riain 2roVs iu Arcadia. EIt- and
i- about seventy feet high. The clump
has . spread of nrty i,,t and the
diameter go the ground is twelve feet.
Tho specimen is only eight years old.
THi. i- the common bamboo of lu-
eliza. probably brought to South Flor
lail fram tho West lpli,s In Ja-
mi 10 has becomr ntturalized and
i~ popularity supposed to De lndigen-
uu-
Th|s bamboo makes 3n astonishing
growth during our rainy season. the
Gaines often attaining their FUN height
ZOO six weeks. after which they begin
Goo Iut on leaves. The canes are from
four Go five inches in diameter at
their base.
Unfortunately this species cannot
stand low temperatures and the speci-
men boz Arcadia has frequently been
damaged hy tpll -Garlcn Magazine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-01

Brooklyn, Aug. 31.-Ciucinuati de-
feated Brooklyn here today 9 to 4.
Score r. II. r.
Cincinnati ....211 600 050-9 II ?
Brooklyn ....O20 600 2O0-4 10 I
Fromme and clarke, Scanlon, Dent
ana MARSHALL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-01

Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-01
Haywood
Hot Springs

This great resort open the year
around Combine rest. health ait1
pleasure for your vacation. 'Tis near
at home. Low ear fare and easily
accessible. Natures greatest cure for
rheumatism, kidney, bladder stomach
and nervous diseases. can take first
class care OF 100 people. Competent
BATH attendants for both ladies and
gentlemen. Resident physician. Ten
mis-, golf Booklet. r. G.. McDERMOTT,
tayWood, New Mexico,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-01
MCstCrn Tongue.

omaha at Topeka.
Lincoln at Pueblo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-01

~. Louis =: Washington j.
-. Louis. AUG 3l-NashlnSi'i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-15
Segas 8.

9lus Ser @egeno BON gl
Eaio miro gemeloet, es babe BORT
lD1brero Der Iesten Gage an per=
lihieoeren Srte gelbneit. ssS1 Npro-
Teras uno @eit- t-SfIaboma bat es
10 idiper geregnet, mie ieit Ben leB=
ten abt5ebn @onaten nidt.
Durb einen gliti9lae ipuroe
IN sl1ltin Elm pieraebniabriger SUIT
ee namens 8reiton Srnitb idlper
uerlest. CT NOR nit aipei aamera-
ben auf Der Sago gemelen lino elite
nun 10 ibnen ipie n1ogli1 nab &au=
ie. Eloslif traf Elm 8lib ben 2anf
ieines @enebrs, lief an ibm berual-
ter uno ging in ieinen aorper. @r
brad beipnBtIos 5niannten uno
man befiirhtet, oaB er fterben miro.
Seine &amera0el1 erbielten ebertfaas
einen itarfen SdIag, tpnroen aber
nidt berleBt.
9lus 9lnltin fon1nlt Die Hah=
ridt bob fid Der @eneralnnlpalt ie-
Der ger5ogerllng in Dem 8erfaltf
6es Gigentinls Der @aters-Bierc
Oil Company ipioerieset meroe. slls
Sag oes 8erfaufs lit Der Z. De5em-
Der angelebt.
Ole Seras State @ateruaps
aiiociation miro lire &onpention in
Brownsville i'm Sanuar abbalten
uno 5lpar am H., IL. unb 13.
Die Straflinge, oie ii6 in
oem Glori0ge'iden Strdflingslaser
nabe @barton befinben, iino Dur9
Die 8eiube bes l1nteriu1ungsfomi=
tes uno aaerlei Diloe @eriihte Mbcr
Die 8eoeutung oerlelben 10 in
Mufregnng periest, bob es sSreitag
unter ibnell 5u elmer Weuterei FAM,
Die nur nit Miibe unterbriidt tper-
ben fonnte.
5onntag obeno rannte elm
5raht5ug Der stanta Sc gnbn in
einen 8agen Der oipilhen genlple
nno gelton fdbrenoen oSnterurban"
8abn. gs befanoen iib fiiniuro-
5tpan5ig Yaiiagiere in Dem @agen.
bod entfanlen ale unperIest. Ger
2ofomotipfiibrer ulo Sei5er Des
Jradt5uges empfineen aber 8er-
lebungen.
a. 6. silnleper, oer auee-
flast NOR, George S. 8omers get0-
tet 81 boben, lit in 2odbart gu fiiili-
uno5man5ig Sabren 3uhtbaus per-
urteilt poroen.
Gin in Der N1be BON Segltir
inobnenoer Sarn1er nalnens 9Ile1
@ooul Duroe Sonutag morgen in
ieinem 3immer i'm @rano Central
9otel als 2eihe gefniioen. Gin
sdlogfluB botte ieinem 2eben eli
gnoe geina6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-15

ganbbeit fann nidt sebeilt per6en
bnrd lofaIe MppIifationen, neil iie ben
ben franfen Sell beg Sbres 1li1t erreiz
den f01tnen. gs siebt MIR einen gSeg,
bic Snnbbeit 5u fnrieren, rnb Der tit
burd] fonftitutionelle 5eilmitteI. Saub%
beit miro bltr6 einen entaiinbeten g.
itanb Der 16leimigen @usflei0ung ber
@u1ta6i1den 8D9re berur1a6t 8enE
bieie 9fobre 5i6 ent5iinbet, babt SIR eie
mem rllmpeln6en Son pber lttlbollfomn1es
nes @ebor; linb ipenn 1ie gang gelGinl.
fen tit, erfoIgt Saibbeit. nnb iDenn Diele
gnt8iinol1ng rid5t eebpben linb bieIe
NDbre ipieber IN ibren geborigen 8le
ltarib berlebt iperben tam, ipirb bas
@ehDr fir INNER Serit0rt iperben; ileun
Sdlle inter 5ebn filb brr1 &atarrD
berltrfadt, tpel9er nidts nls elm cntr
aiin6eter 3uitanb Der fhleiuisen Sbers
Hidden it,
Bir ipolIen eirbutlbert 9oIIars fir
ieben (onrdb &atarrb berilrla6ter Ian)
bon Saubbeit geben, ben mir 1li1t bltr9
@inl1cbmeit bon 9all's &ntnrr1S&ur Ecrz
len fDnnen. 2aBt gub llnionit giriu=
Inre fommen
S. S. beneD & Co., Eole6o, 8.
az @erfanft bon alien gpotbefe,l, 75c.
SnlI's San1ilien~gillen iinb Die belrer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-15

gietoria 9ibifom, 9. $. & g. u.
Muflnft-
aoo. so2-g -guero, gictoria, 7::3o nanm
Nbfa5rt-
SEQ. 301-gllero. @ictoria. ..s::3O bonn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-15

ipegaufabren. slls er benlerfte, Dob
er bon BEN. 6armern berfolet tpuroe,
ieste er feline 5lubt gu Sub fort uno
mar in oen itrnpfigen 8albuueen
neitlid BON 3isfiltpa ieinen gerfol=
germ balo auBer Sibt geratel.
Der befonllte Sportsnann Dan
81. Steipart lit in Stem gorf geitor-
ben. Stuart pobnte friiber in Gal-
las uno mar bort iebr angeieben.
Die @nlerican Seoeration of
2abor, Die aur 3eit in Soronto,
Canada, ibre Sieung obbalt, bat
iib fir Srauenitimmredt ausgeipro~
hen.
Muf eillem StraBenbabnmaaen
in Mempbis, Senneiiee, ipuroen 5lpei
ipeiBe iunge Manner, 60 GoronelI
itfto 60 &oon5, bon einem Neger er-
ihoflen. Gem geeger gelang es 5u
eltfoninell, bod itellte er iid ipater
Der HoIisei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-15

Dulfel Ser 8o6t iiberroldt nno hi
Der Gi6tltng nod Dem Starnberger-
ice gefIoben NOR. 9ln elmer filliteren
@olo=Gde am Stornbereeriee frahta
ploblih ei11 SbuB, u1o 5u gobe ge-
troffen ianf ser 8iirgermeiiter gu 8oe
oen. Der 8autednifer &nith bate
oen gIeiben ginbreder perfolgt, obme
gu lpiilerl ooB Die gealnten oielem
ebenfalls altf ben 5erien iparen botte
5uerit Den 9iirgermeiiter erblidt, ser
in eiligem 2auf oaberfmn, uno in Der
Weinltng, er babe ben Ginbre1er Dor
iid, ben perbangnispollen 59uB ob=
geeeben. &1littl bat iidb ielbit Sen
8eboroen ge1telt.
stus gsieu nleloet man: sir
Die i'm na6itelt Sabre bier itdtt=
finoenoe grlte Snternationale Sago-
ausitellllne babe1 iid ioeben gail
reide l1nteransi6iiiie foilitituiert.
slaieitig lperoen oie 8orarbeiten auf
oas gifrieite betrieben. 9ie gou-
ten tpel6e riiitie eeforoert iueroell,
erbeii6en ollei1l einen &oltenauf-
mano BON o6t Naiaiohen &ronen.
geibt ipeniger als $4,000 Gnaorat-
meter gooenflabe finodl fir oie
slusiteaung germenoung. Sen Glou
Ser slnsiteuung miro Ole Nahbif-
oung oes faiierli6en Sagoidloiles
in Weiir5lteg biloen, 6as NIT beIon-
oer @enebnigung oes Monarden Sic
ppllitanoige Griainaleinridtung oes
Sdloiieg erbalten miro.
= 2aut Meloung aus &oniton5
baben Die Sirterbliebenen oes on-
fangs September inn gooenlee er=
trllnfenen Spra6lebrers Ser S0bnc
bes Siirlten Marimilian ggon 5l1
Giirltenbera oielen alif einbunoert=
tauieno Marf Sdaoeneriab berflogt.
@ie ieiner5eit eenteloet, bate Ser
2ebrer, 8oprgoin nit geanelt, nit
ben prin5lihen S6iilern cine &abr=
partie ouf bem @ooeniee llnternoln-
men. sSnl l1eberrlut iollen Die
Brin5en bas 9Sort berart ms
Sbaufeln gebradt baben, DOB @our-
.goin ms @aiier fiel- 90 er bes
S6nimmens ullfllnoig mar, perIpr
er Iein 2eben.
gSie perIautet, bot Ser argent
tinil1e &apitan 8aDe I'M gluftrog
ieiner @egiernng BEL oeutIden @erf.
ten Bret 9reaonougbts beitellt. Ser
8rlfan in Stettilt 8Iobul ltn0 @oB
in Salnburg nno Sic @ermollia-
@erft iollen ie einen Der 9on5errie-'
len bauen. 9ie gea9ridt, pelbe
nit altBergenobnIihem ssrrtereife
aitfgenonnen miro, beoarf aber rod
Der geitatig1ng.
Son 8erihtsipegen lit in So
len bie aonfis5ierl1ng oes in Gent
berg eridienenen 8uhes SSiniS So
loniae" berfiigt iporoen. gs bot
Den Gbicagoer 95ennif 3tpiaafotpp
gum gerfalIer. Ser eeridtlide ge-
ldlagnabmegefebl miro oanit be-
griinoet, oab oas Werf Die Senoen5
perfolge, geeen oie Staatsgelpolt
alif5urei5en.
grnit b. @aoenbru6's uab-
gelailener 9eobeaenbanS iit ur'tar
oent Sitel rGie lebte 9artie" in Ser
@rote'ihen 0erlddabud1hnn0I1
5ll Berlin erId1ienen. @leid5eitie
fommt our6 oen r1rnli1en 8erlae
ein @eoidtbano auf SEN 8iider-
marft, pelher Die letten @e6ihte
oes nnlangIt beritorbenen 2prifers
o,,fhnl+
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-15
g. u. & q. q. gabn.
g.. $. & g. y. (Soupt-2inie)

" F' C = ~ Ste7trt1Fr-77THreJ
Nnfltnft-
&c. 9-@om Sitea. ..7:35 oorm
$50. 7-8om Often. $500 na1m
Ro. 10-@l 8aio II. 8eiten. 1870 tlahm
Mbfahrt-
$50. 10-gI Baio ii. @eiten. 1880 lla1in
$50. 10-Nn6 Dem Often. 10:30 naAni
No. 8-gsa6 bem Often .11:40 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-15

Der 9oitoampfer ga Gpne",
Der 5tpiiben SABA ,rno Singapore
fabrt, rannte auf Der sSabrt nod
Dem lebteren Sofen nit Dem 0aut-
pier oSnoa" 5uiammeu ltno ianf in.
nerbalb bon 3mei Wainuten. 81
Gerioneii ioaen ertrunfen iein, oar-
unter iieben europaiide 8aiiogiere
lno fiinf europdii6e S6iffsoffi5iere.
4us 9om miro eernelbet, es
meroe bel Dem ndditen &oniiitoriunl
fem Anlerifaner gum &aroinal er-
nonnt lper0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-15

Sp lang ars Wtals itnb s5ppfcns. .Graft
Man bieies 8ter nns bter seidjafft
8erfiinbet es elm jeher Sprefer
Ml8 9enferfeinb nnb Sprsenbredler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-15
Die 5air

Die 5air beginnt! gemn merfet art,
Bas ite mns Mles brinsen famn!
3terit bic @Git' ppn nab mn0 fern
Die ieben uni're Wirte gern.
tlnh amf benz 0airplat Elm 0ebrans',
'gte fplofIale MemfHenmeng',
Die tuintnelt 9in, bic ipittrnelt Der,
8epmtt6ert 9lllea ardJ gar iebr.
Ser gr1Rte Dds, bas fett'fte Sdbipeiit,
Sas Alles mill geieben ieim;
Spf, iup Der 8teDberitanh gcrtng,
9a finbet iidj mand' anh'res Ding.
Grsemsniiie ppm Selb nitb 5lmr
GrsebniR' ber Qgrifnltmr,
Die seigt, tuie ielbft bet Srpdembeit
SIT Segas bpdJ nod mas gebeibt.
9ludj ,uirb Gndj bier mod pprsennabt
gSas Wtegtfu berpurgebradlt,
Sas Sanb bob ntter Sia5 iid)
an Slbnitrie gans iidbtbarlidb.
9ie &nnitansitellmns aud tit fetm,
Sud] fann eS inttter ntDglidb feir,
Saf BET benz 8iel nnb Weanderlet
Witlanft ip setne Snbelei.
ltnb mill man iitij nersmiisen mai
90 bat man bartn aud bic @abl.
@as @ntes aaf5ntreiben mar
Sas bietet ,nat i'm n9dbtuaD" bar.
Mnd5 SeTas lit In Stbnftrie
Sent' nurgeidbrtttem tuie mod nte,
Bel Manhent, mas ntan bent angnGt,
SetRt es ifpn: Soeiniidjes Hrobnft!
Sebpd bas geite tn Der @elt
gSas iiberall man ansgeitellt,
Gs lit, tdj Jag es pffen bier,
9as trefflid1e u al m . Sier!
Sp lang ans Naals unb 5ppfcns Strait
Wan bieies 8ier ms bter seidafft
8erfiinbet es elm jeher Spreijer
Mls 9amferfeinb nnb Sursenbrefler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-15
sS,tmge Mabdlen iinb OFFER

bon &opfi6mer5en 10 gut pie altere
5ranen aber olle fonnen raih 2inbe-
ritng erbalten un6 furiert tperoen
ourd Or. Sings Seem 2ife 8ins, Ser
beiten Meoiain Der @elt fir franfe
uno nerpofe aopffbmer8en. sic er-
5eugen reines 8lut uno Itarfe MerpetI
uno bauen Cure @eiunobeit auf. Ser
iu6t iie. 25 gts. bei nIlen 0ruaeiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-15
81. s. & s. gahn.

Mnfunft
SO. 241-gon Souiton unD @alositon
$50 noreens
SO. 235-@om gsorberl. .730 porrliti.
No. 231- Som gioroen unb Souitrn
300 radnn
go: 9-8om 9aorben. ..8.15 abenos
Nbfabrt
$50. 244-sia9 Dem gioroen IT, Souiton
No 10-Na6 benz slorben. $50 nurm
$50. 236-gfa6 ben Hprben. :.
.9.OO dbenDs
$40. 242-Na6 Dem Norben ltnb @als
beiton. :. ....11.50 abenoS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-15

Sobm s. Bolton, offentliber go
tor. @runOeigelttun1. 9lgent fir
RenfionsailIpriide. 3intmer 8, ct.
Salnes Sotel, Sit-Soulion StroBe.
8eioe Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-15

es iit idiper, li6 no6 Ser
0ede sll ftreden, ipeun man feline
bat.
The Florida star., 1909-11-19
New Melodies
And Singers

and receive immense sums for their
work.
The lists Of new operas to be pro-
duced during this season by the Metro
politan and Manhattan opera houses
show that New York viii have this
winter a more varied supply of opera
than ever before in its history. The
Metropolitan's list includes a lumber
Of operatic works to be given at the
New theater. which make II all the
more imposing.
Ever since 'Hansel und Gretel," ac-
claimed everywhere as one Of the most
charming Of all operas. placed Humper-
dinck on a pinnacle OF musical fame op-
era gOers here have looked forward with
keen anticipation to another opera by
him. There can be no doubt that II the
plan to produce "Konigskinder" is car
ried out, the production will be one OF
the most important Of the season.
OF the Manhattan's list Of novelties
Massenet's "Herodiade" was definitely
scheduled for the proud position Of
opening attraction of the season. OF
the rest those which I'm all probability
will be given are Richard Strauss
The Florida star., 1909-11-19

"Elektra" and "FeuersnOt' and MaSse-
nets "Saphn" and "Cendrillon."
OF the operas announced this year
for the first time in the preliminary
proclamation OF the Metropolitan man.
agement those which have the best
chance of production seem to be Bru-
neau's LA ,taque du Moulin" LerOux's
lie Chemineau' and Franchettis Ger
mania" Humperdinck's "Konigskin-
der'-which means Children of Kings"
not THE Children Of the King or
The Kings Children" us 1t has often
been erroneOusly called-thOugh an
nOunced tentatively last year. may be
considered as entirely new. since when
spoken of a. possible feature of the
last Metropolitan season 1t was known
to be only partially ready. and the
probability that il would not be fin
lShed I'm time for production until this
year was pointed out. Now. however.
1t Is all ready.
Grand opera in Boston has received
new impetus this year, the beautiful
new Grand Opera House in the Hub
having just been completed. Much
thought. much time and enterprise
have been devoted TO the upbuilding
Of this theater. Famous architects
have designed il. Men of public spirit
and munificence. foremost among them
Eben ID. Jordan. have opened their
purses to provide IL with the money
needed at the outset To assure its life.
II begins to look as If within Il year
America intends To establish chain OF
opera houses like those which all the
smaller continental cities possess. BOs-
ton and Philadelphia already own opera
houses. Recently it has been announc-
ed that John c. Shaffer Of Chicago and
Andreas Dippel of New York. acting
on behalf OF a group of leading Chica-
60 and New York business men. have
purchased tho lease nf the Auditorium
The Florida star., 1909-11-19

The opera company In Chicago will
be absolutely independent OF all other
organizations. but win he afiliated
with the Metropolitan Opera company
Of New York. IL will have its own
conductors, artists. orchestra. chorus.
ballet. scenery. costumes. etc. = in
short. its own complete independent
artistic and business administration
and will give season of twenty weeks
Of opera. beginning in the fall of 1910
Many Of the old favorites are here
again for the grand opera season OF
19O9-10 and also a number of new
ones Of whom much is expected.
Among those who will be heard this
year are Fremstad, Gerville- Reache. Ca
rusO. Gadski. Farrar. GrippOn. Scott.
Garden. ZenatellO. Tetrazzini and DIAL
varez. The new tenor. FREDERICK de
Carasa. is a Spaniard and the brother
OF the mayor OF San Sebastian. John
Mccormack. the new Irish tenor. is
only twenty-five and looks even young
er, with a frank. boyish expression
and a manner OF speaking which re-
news the traditions. so often forgot
ten. Of the Irish blarney. Tic hopes
naturally TO succeed in opera In Amer
lea. and IL he does he wants to thank
Nine. TetraZZini. whom he considers
his fairy gOdmother. He has sung
much abroad with her.
Among the singers who were heard
in Oscar Hammerstein's educational
grand opera. which recently closed in
New York. was D'Alvarez. who be-
came so popular that she has been en-
gagged for the present season. She has
a wonderful soprano voice.
The Florida star., 1909-11-19
A Wonderful Goo"

Some of the tenants of Scotch
nobleman noted for his temperance
principles were being entertained
one day at dinner. There were plen-
ty of aerated water and milk for
them, but nothing stronger. One
of the farmers, who knew by expe-
rience what to expect, had provided
himself with flask of rum and, un-
known to a brother farmer, poured
a generous quantity into the glass
of milk which his neighbor had
elected to drink. In dIe time the
hnsuspecting farmer put the glass
to his lips and seemed To enjoy it so
that he never stopped till he fin
iShed it. Then he turned 10 his
friend and remarked, "IIcch. man
Tamma>. what COO" - London
Answers.
The Florida star., 1909-11-19
A Boomerang.

Little Archie. aged four. had been
very troublesome oil dav and espe-
cially trying to his father. who had
had to stay at home aS he was not
we'll enough to 60 to work In the
evening. after the little fellow had
said his prayers. his father called
him, thinking it a good time to say
a sword in season and began by
asking, "My son, why is it that IA
ther and mother have had to punish
you so often today" Archie thought
a minute and then to his fathers
discomfort replied. Il guess it was
cos you were both sick and cross to-
ay."-Delineator.
The Florida star., 1909-11-19

for the cause of music, for large
number of her hearers were attracted
by the excitement.
The coming of all the other noted
song birds down TO within. say. a cou-
pie Of decades ago was attended by
similar manifestations. and IL cannot be
that their appearances helped much to
ward the creation OF a higher taste.
1t was not until grand opera began
to take on some suggestion Of perma-
nency that n clientele worth while be-
gan to come To the front. The Metro
pOlltan Opera House. in New York.
was the first institution Of the kind
Its scale was lavish. II represented
the toy of number Of fabulOusly
wealthy New Workers. For their pleas
ure MaplesOn. Abbey, SchOeffel. Grau
and COnried ransacked the musical
capitals of Europe aud captured the
greatest song birds In the world. IL
had formerly been the experience {
The Florida star., 1909-11-19
Waiting For Himself.

On leaving his lecture room one
day an ab>entminded professor pin
ned IA notice on the door TO the cf-
feet that he would be back at /
o'clock. Returning some time earlier
than he had expected he was at
tracted by the notice. He read ii
thoughtfullv. looked at his watch.
and, seeing that the professor would
not be in for fully ten minutes vet.
sighed and turned away to kill the
time till he himself would return
The Florida star., 1909-11-19
THE NORTH DAKOTA.
Uncle San,'s New Warship Most Up to
Date In the World.

Uncle San,'s New Warship Most Up to
Date In the World.
While European nations have been
rapidly adding To their navies of late.
Uncle Sam has also been busy i'm tins
direction, and his latest additions will
compare favOrably with any battle
ships in the world. I'm fat, che new
North Dakota is the most up To date
warship ever built and is even faster
and more powerfully armed than the
great British DreadnOught. The Dread
nought carries twenty-seven twelve
Founders. The North Dakota has four
teen five-inch guns, which throw shot
weighing more than forty pounds. and
she has four three-pOunders aud two
machine guns.
In appearance the North Dakota Is
different from any other vessel of the
American fleet. The deck forward is
high. and this will keep the seas from
washing on board and make it possible
TO use the guns when running at high
speed or in Il storm. Her big guns are
mounted in pairs I'm electrically con