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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-12

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-12

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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

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BUSINESS COLLEGE. cor. eth and y SITS.
NV Bring this notice. de3i-th. T. Su. 10. tu-tf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05

llogroonineerne | @ufrot- og Sigris.
lanoenes grfenegne Sinoene, MI 90
man bar fominert til 8epioltbeo ON,
at Der bar ell Sorbinoelie mellem 8i-
belen og bine 5lln0 | set fierne ali
otiife 2ono.
Smith bleo mi otter Ienot ne0,
bbor ban baboe fnn6et Ben fsrite 8e-
refining, Iom iaa it9rft benle0te Gut
fen poo SpnofIo0en. San gioroe og-
iao flere 6uno, og oct lpffeoes BAN
birfelig til Stitt at iommenItiae en-
aSipriif-6obploniif garo1elberetning
til SDnoflooSbiItorien | 1. Molebog.
Senere fnl9te ben enc g~fspeoition
otter ben onoen til ll0arobninqerne
| oisie @ene, og ma gior0e Itaoi9
Sumo at itor Snteresie for 8ibeIen.
81 oisie Oltiosfu1o iaor man
lernlig Ell uallet 5Dloe al OplpSnin-
ger, S%lluitrationer og &orreft1rer til
Dor 5orItoaelie of oct golile Seito-
mente, % De nDopouffenoe aileifrift-
fiber er ct bpittalelt0e @ione for oe
gainmclteitdmentlige a~ngioeliers ri.
I%torilfe 3roogroiabeo.
go
5oriotteren 9aar 0ereiter oper til
at fremitiQe, puo bpilfe Omraaoer DC
nDe Geiultnter er frlgt6ore for Oen
9ammelteltomentli9e 5orifning. 8or.
llOen poa oct f~iIologiife oa geogrofis
ife Onlrao0e 6ar 8irnoene iprlia 9e.
tpOninq pno BET 6iitoriife 0nlrou0e.
SSroels 6iitorie er 6elt iqellnem neie
fnbttet til oct o5iDriife oQ 6obploni.
lie SLICES &iitorie. Wian bar til Sc bi.
belize 9%eretninaer funoet tilioorcnoe
9eretninger ira De TO meiopotamilfe
2on0e. 9ibelens 9eretninqer er BOG
life of6p10iqe al babploniife SLIDER.
6orlfelliabeoen er nemlig iaa ob6t.
%9aoenoe, at man oaereoe oerpeb no.
oes til at outage. at Scr / SSrael Il.
aciom / 9obel er foretoget en- aanife
ieluitpnoi9 @e6on0linq al oct fG0es
Stof
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05

mig. gf Yrniter til at forfpn0e
|0roet bopoe oi ire fornoen Dor eger.
nemlig 2aurien, gIf Sorn; Gang,
Blair, og Sanien, Omaha. De fgrite
to bar oS 9anife n6efenote. Wten oct
oor De lomme fenote, flare, gamle og
bog epig nDe Soner ON SDno og
0aaoe, Der leo. Seq ifal ioa life
fomme nermere inc poa MeOernes
Sang, fun meooeIe, at 8ioen blep to-
get meo, 3 Meoer ON Do9en mo
tagen 2eroo9erl, 0a Der life bar Otgs
De om @ftermiooo9en. 8altor 2aitr-
ien bar | Sbornton S6n0ag 5or-
miooog og prpoife0e for Meni9be-
oen Der | oeres Strife.
81 bar baft goot @fteraarsbejr iaa
5ormerne bar faaet oeres 8Geining
o9 anoet gfteroarsorbeioe giort / goo
StanO, og M er De fleite / Sang
meO at inObeite Majien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05

ganife ierIigt al bans ggitetif, Iom
er bDgget oerpaa.
SIT noget iaaoont life er oiort, er
Den ubDre Britt | Gittioens 9@itetit
oa Oens 8pnfning, og bet oabenbo-
rer ct 0pbt SnobIif | oens Soag6eo,
ia oct ct oct, iom lGiten 9iber @e-
org 9ran0es 9ietten ODER for Den.
Scr ina goot Sob tiloenoer man fig
life Seiren ooer en- Sio og ell Tbs
r~etning pe0 ealife iimpelt at looe
ben gna al Wooe. 9[t noget iaaoont
tier / 9l90erne og Smn9ens Ser
ben, er ganife pitt; men | Mnnoens
Geroen Temper man ileo polere og
bnosierc 9anben, og fprit noar ell
ManO er operputtOet, forlooer ban
@renaen, og inotil oa fan in9en gpre
BAN 9loOien ltrioig.
Oct er oct, Der ger, at pi liot
9lore miller ell Smule bittert, noar
pi Ter ct 9llblifum ni bolpt umDns
oige tiljuble ell @iIbelm 9lnoerien
tit 8ifolO, mems oct bar penot iia
bort fra @eor9 9ralloeS og bans Ne.
lGrino. Soa lonet fra, at ri er enige
me0 oenne, og bi Ter goot, bpor itor
SfaOe ban poo mango Oiaooer bar
giort g}uti0ens oonoelige 9onmnrf.
Men olligeoel, ser bar Dog Dos BAN
Gonfer,. Ell beitemt Ietning ielo
ON oen bar if9o - mems Der Dos
bans ipinfle Giterislger finn iones
at ppre itore % blonlitrenoe Oro oa
uGppe en- Sang ct liGeb til Ell fait
og acknowledgements Gus % Stunt
onifuelie.
Set ct bette Mi9for6olo meaem
oenne &enrettelie eaer maaife i~narerc
Deportation iioen 9oD og Com og
iaa bette officieQe sfrobuo for Den
uomGrfeoe 9Gitetifer, ION ri. Der
er meaet 6eitente M}ooitauocre al
@eorg 9rmloes' 9Gitetif. foroi ri er
oct al bans 9iosanifueIic meget
beitemt noo paataIe. Set brin0er
Sorpirring. og oct mao life blot paa-
tafes, men uoreOes. ier 9iitorien
fan blipe %ifrepet. for hi fan naa til
en- nirfelig guroerii9 og Ell enoelia
Dom. 9(lir. Spieu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05
Gcoar sails, ga.

Gn i6rgelig ltlpffe, ioroorio9et
oeo llforiigtigbeo, forefaGot / iorrioe
uae poo ST.. Central H'p. Der pcs
9pen. gtogle u1ge Menneifer ira
8oterloo iprollg poa ct 5ra9tto9, %
i0et be iplang al 8oget fer, fom Ell
al Dem i1noer Eoaet, og bet opoo-
qeoe5 forit. ga ct gnsiagertog, iom
fom lige bogefter, o0ioo elf ober
BAN. Gen forlllpffeoe bar ca. IS
aar gamnel.
Woisplnfninaen er III / flllo
@ang 6eromfrina; for De ileite5 SEQ
fonmenoe oil bet NOT 6lioe ul6er
02%ioeI6eit / Aar.
%. Ma0ien fneo 5amilie, Iom
npliq er fonmen fra 9anmorf, bor
fe6t 9ertel Grams @us poa @rnnt
Street.
- Niels Often oo Caroline Bier
re bGeo G%9tepie0e / @o8nret6 Strife
I0nSoaa Oen q. 0ft. De npaiftc
bar lat go I oercs me Su8 poa
@oi6inoton 81. Siertelig 9pfpnif-
uing.
8aitor %. $. Nprop por til Dlis-
iionsmeoe / @ortbfieIo, Minn., / iioitc
ltoe. - @obo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05
Gonlter, Soma.

9dl, On Sommeren er %forlsben, og
@interen mart bill boGoe lit Snotoa,
er oct Del no9et lent at meloe OH
9ernefeit. Men til Sroos oerfor oil
ieg olliaepeI fortGlle o0oniferen5"
9piere, at lpi bonoe Senoogsifole-
felt meo pore 9ern Den 30. 9lilguit,
og oct bar lelDfol9eli9 en- Oellpffet
9ernefeit, iom 9srnene tnlte ON
Ipnee bagefter.
Set bar for 9ieiten ell iorneielig
og goo geifribelie, hi fit | o8anife-
rem" unoer Snerifriften oGbicogo-
Coulter. Oct bar lenqe nGret Dor
9rsrn, at 8anen montte iaa Hnonet
al Gbicago-G oulters omaha 9nnen.
Mcn, fGrc &olo. g(noreoien, iaa mnn
on life ifripe o@pells eneIte oroentli-
&c @oOe". Gem mener oi Oo, at pi
bar Here al. @gr os ooq life ringere,
el0 hi er. Sar ellers nteO 5ornpielie
Ipit 6it 9eifripelie, men fllnOe bape
emit til at iperge oi9: o@bat IS toe
matter meO Dor Samiumos Sfole o9
bort 6orlogsbus?
Gors0ag ben 81. Oftober bar Bait.
=. 9noeriet, SreoSiefretGrell, Der;
ban talte for os ON 9lftenen | &irfen-
Sort Wiisiions- oo llngoomsnlsoe
er M for6i. 5 bar 10 nof Jet, at ri
ifnloe bone ct iaa0ont 0fe0e. vi bao.
DC for &eiten nentet, at Ser Ifuloe ba.
be fomnet mango fremneoe, men
bleo iflfiet oeri. 8i bnroe bel lan OF
ina 6aoe laoet eoer oioe ON Me0et
noget fer; men S fan fro, at oi 6an-
oe ct ianre ifent 90 oeliignet M}eoe.
ga, iiger s maoife, ianoan lfrioes
ser oltio om Meoerne. Men par s
fommen, s monge, iom pi Dellteoe,
inn fiutOe s ielo bape bert, o9 ieg er
iiffer pon, at s piloe ionoet oct meo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05
Snteresiante losrauniuger.
Ceres SetDoning for oct eamle
Scitamentc.

s ct TIFF firfeIigt Siosifrift bar
en- oniet tpif 8eolog, lie. teol. Sal.
leD ifreoet en- ieroeles ~interesiant af-
banoling ON yu0bpttet al De asiDriif.
babploniife llo9raoninger for oct
gamle 3eltomente". @f6nn0lin9en,
Der er ct Snolpa Den iaafal0te 9a.
bel.9ibel Crib, og 9iuer Den 6abp-
lonife aultnr, bnao Der tilfommer
Den, meoenS oen paobiier De 9ammeI.
teitomenteli9e @eretnin9erS 8iliorIa.
Oeligbe0 90 S5raeIs eneitaaenoe Stil-
ling ionn Slloe6aber al auObomme-
lia @abenbnriHe.
glfbau0lin9en foreligaer M paa
0onif, operidt peo giifop Gonlien,
giborg, % u6eioet pao @ploenOalife
5orGag.
SntereSien for De arfpologiife TN
oeriegelier i MeiopotomierS 2anbc
er 10 al forboI0sois M Cato. ) Naret
1870 lnffeoes oct en- al 9lsiiiteuter.
ne / Brittle Muieum, @eoraeSmitb
at aflpie Segnene pao Ell 2ertapIe,
Tom Itammeoe ira oct meiopotomiife
2aDlano. Der itoo feI9enoe pod ben:
nSfibet fom til @ierget 9aiiir, ben
oper oct finoe set life ieile bort.
9aa ben Z. Dag uoien0te ieg en-
One, ben flpi frem oa tilba9e; ct
Solicited fonot ben life % oenote
life tilbo9e."
Sra M af greb Snteresien for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05
Smbuiclic % MisiiOnsmpbcr

bol0es, ON @ub oil, | 8or 5rellerS
Menigbeo, Stopleburlt, 0ebr., ira
.. %. til 8. %. 0ooentber. Den ier-
tie Dag er 8afiigeliesoogen; paa ben
boloes Der 3afiigeliesprpoifen, og
airfens npbpgge0e arppt blioer ino-
piet. 6reooe er beitentt iom De ungeS
Dag; 2eroag og Senoog boloeS al
minoelige MisiionSmeber.
SpergSmaolet: o6porleoeS fan
Serrens 0iaie meo ben enfelte beoit
bIipe gennemfert2" pil blipe oreftet,
og peo llngoomsmsoet nil Der blioe
forbanolet ON felgenoe 2inier: Scr
al Dem, Der aft iom unge iegte Yloos
| aongens @oaro".
greiterne sc. 81. Senien, g. 9.
1biiteo, S. Marfusien, % maoife
Misiioner Sens 0iren bill oeltage.
Meniebeoen inobpoer berpeo til
bette Meoe. SHE, JON bill o9lte oS,
ifnl bore pelfomne. Silreiienoe, iom
ifal 6entes / Semaro, beoes meloe
oeres 9omme noget | 8oroeie1.
II Spar Mor iuS @anen
Staplebnrit, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05
Misiionsmpbe os Iabninssfcit.

Sm @uo bill, afboloer Srinitatis
@enigbeo beo &enmore, &c. 0af.,
Misiionsmpbe Den 26., 81. oe %.
9op. On Mnnoogen Sen 30. begprl-
ser 8rorion S6iifole. On Sorm.
fra 9l. 9-tt,30 inoifripes gleper.
az. 3 Gfterm. boIoes aabnin9sms-
oe meo 9aIer of areOiens 8roiter,
iom 6erpeo aae inobp6es til at fsl-
ge meo os biem ira areOsmgoet /
Wontana.
s. 5. @tI6iia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05
MiSiiOnsmpSc

On SUB oil, 6lioer ser Misiion8-
meoe / Meniobeoen / Glf Sorn.
Soma, fra 26. til %. gtooember
@enner inobpoes berbeo poa oct fer
ligIte til at oeltagc ! 3goet.
Baa elf Sorn @~enig6ebS @egn-
8ouI @eterien, @gbs. Sinh
Eb. g. SersiIb, @ebS. 9rn':
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05
Nyt: Book keeping.

Tag ct Kursns / Bookkeeping fra
Dansk : Amerikansk correspondence
Skole, Tyler, Mimi, der ogsaa giver
Underwriting ! allie Skolefag henheren-
de til ct Normal Courfe, Highschool
Course og ct Preparatory Course skriv
efter Cirkulare. r j. MARTENSEN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05

at 8eor9 8ranoes' 9iaeoe | oisie
Gar (nnpnte 4rtifeI bleo ifrebet
1000 bleo fiernet fra ben alt ooer-
ifDggenoe Flaos, Den bop0e inotaget,
eaer, ON MAJ bill iige oct ioooan,
ben bleO operflpttet til Def Siitoriens
Bont6eon, JON SARAH 0ielien bao-
De aioet Inbisning paa. Og oft
bette ganife t%ilitienoe, lt6en &euolll.
ton % nGiten uoen Stamp. gaer
bar oct maaife | aoniefnens al Den
literere Scamp, iom meo iao Itor
@nergi blep fgrt / Solofemierile
noen ON eller oner Sooeoet paa @e-
org 9ronoes. 9ette funoe IDneS
at moOii9es af oen aenosgerning,
ben llngoom, JON IeSren Jig fra
8eorg 0ranoeS og nenote bam Hpg-
gen, itgenlltn0e / tit onerpeienoe An-
tai fDlfeoe fig unoer angribernes
5aner, mango al Dem - nlaolfe De
fleite too enooa ret li9egDloige
ober for Qlngrebene.
Men lnmtioig pofseoe 9rollOes
itoOig / biitoriif gl1toritet. Oct bar
/ oisie Aor, at oct bleo Mooe | 9lpi-
ierne at betegne bam lom Den itore.
ben uomurfe0e 9gitetifer, fort iagt
olori9 at nppne 6ant uoen at poe
BAN DC fonpentioneGe 9llt, bppr-
meO man MI en- @aua ofipi0ier 9ig.
nitnrier % Snneruner.
Get murfeIi0e berneo cr blot Oct,
at DER / alt bette er blepet eft opbt
inoaribcnoe Spergsmaal 6~enliqaen.
ON oen brnnoesife 9gItetifs geret-
tiaelie % gGroi. Gette 5pgrgsmaal
fan nemli9 life i 2un0oen Iaoes
~naf9iort, ielp ON oct maatte beboae
en- h5itpret SamtiO for 3em6eos
SfpIo at laoe, iom ON oct ilet life
efsiiterer. 0ette Spgrqsnlaal mo-
BOG afgeres Tor 6iitoriens SeieIte.
retsoomitol, fer @eorg 8ranoes fan
in0gaa til @iitoriens Spile. Sac
meget biroe nemlig / oct minoite
npre blepet llobpttet al 9ranoeS'
@elrrilg al i'm Samtio, at Der gipes
life noget afionOret pitetiif Serri.
forum, men ot9Gitetifen poa oet npie.
ite b9l1ger iammen meO gGitetiferens
2ioSanifuelie, og at eng@itetif, Ser
life bnnOer / ct %perionli9t .Spn, er
iaa nogenlnnoe ouroiles.
Oct er oenne 5orialifning al BRO.
blenet @eorg 9ronoes, Der er iaa
betegnenoe for Dor aae Sper98naal
forfalifenoe SomtiO, og man for.
itanr, ON granoes fsler iig noget
foriirettet oeo iaaIeoes at ie iig ielu
faloe for ben biItoriife Al0ersgrpll-
ie, uoen at ban fsrit bar bait 9eilig.
beo til at iaa lin Gag | Sommen.
bang prenet for Somti0ens 0omltol.
Nonr Sioen nennlig geulemaaa.
enoe er ion uenig meO @eorg 9ron.
oes, iom 5r. 6aralo 0ielien erflG-
rer, oa iom ben %oiitnof pgiaa er, iaa
bur0e oen mnnife forflore, boori ben.
ne llenig1eO |itiffer, bpo6 oct par,
Der latte Sfeaet, ON oct oar Ell Blot
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ell foritelli8
Mna0e at fole poa, eaer ON life ga
gen ligger op6ere og ln0er ia no
trpffe ogiaa | Satifens mere aImene
6orm. Wen bette bar ben fife 9iort.
Mai timber maaife hos Sr. SARAH
0ieIien nogle A%ntDoniuger oertil;
men De er life meget fDloeitgerenoe.
Man III meo Hette %forlnnge ct gan,
ife anoet Gpg6r og en- gauife onoer-
leoes opbtonaenoe aritif al SpIte.
met @eorq @ranoes, life blot al bans
Inifuelier | alminoeligbeo, men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05
Sefenotaprelier
CUTTER College 4abninssfeit.

2utber College inobpoer bermea
paa oct oenliglte til 4abningsfeIt
Sen6og Gftermiooag Den IA. Ho-
pember al. 21a.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-06-24
CHARTER NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that an applica-
tion will be made to the Governor of the
state of Pennsylvania. on Thursday, the
Ist day of July, A. d., 1909. by Lewis S.
Clewell, Adam Humnel. Christian A.
Small and William B. Ferguson. and
Others, under the Act of Assembly of the
State of Pennsylvania, entitled IAN ac-
to provide for the incorporation and reg
ulation of certain corporations, approx
ed the go, April, 1874, and supplements
thereto for the charter of an intended
corporation to be called Bloomsbury
Brick Manufacturing and Construction
Company. the character and objec' of
which is the manufacturing of brick and
construction of buildings and for these
purpose to have and enjoy, all the rights,
benefits and privileges of the said Act of
Assembly and supplements thereto.
CHRISTIAN A, SMALL.
6-Io-3t. Solicitor
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-06-24
Mark Twain as an Art Critic.

Mark Twain's humorous advice to
come burglars who broke into his
house the other day proves that he
has the faculty Of finding humor in
the most unexpected places. A friend
cnce took him to see very beautiful
and valuable piece of sculpture. 1t
represented young woman coling
up her hair, and the workmanship was
such that the owners other compan.
ions stood open-mouthed in admira
tion. Well" said the host, turning
to Mark Twain for his verdict, "what
do you think of it? Grand, isn't it?'
Yes. it's very pretty" said Mark.
but it's not true to nature!" "Why
not?" inq qlireL every one in surprise
she ought to lave her mouth full OF
hairpins," replied the humorist grave.
ly.-Wasp.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-06-24
A Fourth OF July Table.

The table service for Fourth of
July dinner should be of blue china,
with a white cloth, of course. A
centerpiece Of red geraniums in a
blue bowl will complete the patriot
ic color-scheme. The place-cards
may have tiny flags in the corner,
and the serviettes may be folded in
to tent-shapes with wee flag fly
ing from the top, and a toy soldier
for sentry standing before each.
To carry out the color scheme, the
soup may be cream of corn, with
little red stars cut from slices of
beet floating in it, and the fish
course may be lobster ./arei, with
potatoes Parisienne. But do not
try for color at the expense of the
goodness of your food. - Woman's S
Home Companion fer July.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-06-24
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS as
ney cannot reach the seat of the
isease. Catarrh is a blood or con-
titutional disease, and in order to
ure it you must take internal rem
dies. Hull's Catarrh Cure is TAX
n internally, and acts directly on
ne blood and mucous surfaces.
Iall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack
iedicine. 1t was prescribed by
ne of the best physicians in this
ountry for years and is regular
description. 1t is composed of the
est tonics known, combined with
lie best blood purifyers, acting di-
ectly on the mucous surfaces.
,he perfect combination of the two
igredi nts is what produces such
,onderful results in curing Ca
irrh. Send for testimonials free.
:. J. CHENEY & Co., Props.
'oledo, o
Sold by Druggists, price 7sc.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
! ipation.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-06-24
July Lippencott's.

1t is only fair TO warn people who
prefer fiction of the gloomy, riSqUe,
or generally horrible kind that they
will not be interested in the July
LtPPneoHS. Not that the contents
are entirely frivolous-there is, as
there should be, a leaven of seri-
BUSINESS; but the general tone is
joyous, uplifting, encouraging the
reader to cheer up and view the
world through rose-colored glass
es, as did the naive little heroine
of the complete novel-"Color of
Rose" by Dorothea Deakin.
There are half dozen clever
short stories in the issue. "That
Little Dinner at Larrabee's," by
John Kendrick Bangs, is in this
genial humorists best vein. ITO
the Manner Born" by Grace Mac
Gowan Cooke, is story of quality,
enlightening and enlivening.
1.-The Jealousy of Anna Karenina, /"
by Lucy Copinger; "a Cup of Cold
Water" by Edith Morgan Smith;
and Sixty Minutes" by George
Wetherill Earl, Jr., are all fully up
to the usual high standard of this
magazines short stories. Mrs. La
Sale Corbell Pickett's sketch,
"The Old Man Reflects is also
worthy of mention.
Another important feature is the
first of three papers which under
the generic title "Those Nerves"
discuss nervous disorders, real and
imaginary. The author is George
Lincoln Walton, M. D., whose
book why Worry?" has proved a
boon to thousands of readers. The
department ways of the Hour
contains brief but noteworthy arti-
cles by Thomas L. Mason, Ellis o.
Jones, Minna Thomas Antrim, and
Phil COLON.
Some sparkling epigrams by Nj.
ma A Royal; poetry by Thomas E.
Burke, Sue Jauss Bieber, William
J. hampton, Robert Gilbert Welsh
Lucy Leffiingwell Gable. and Gin
ton Scollard; and Zibbinc0tfs ia
nous numerous department, oval
nuts and Wine," complete the
number.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-06-24
In Recorders Hands.

Attorneys zimmerman and Max
ie of Scranton, on behalf of J. G..
White Company of Philadelphia,
filed petition to the Federal court
at Scranton Tuesday for a receiver
for the Berwick Consolidated Gas
Company of Berwick. S. c. Jayne
of Berwick, and William T.. Barret
OF Scranton were appointed as the
receivers. The plant is valued at
S22s, 900 and the total Indebtedness
is $r9o, 900. Avery Clinton Sickels
president of the company, made a
statement to the effect that the
company was in bad way.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-06-24

1t is reported in railroad circles
at Harrisburg that the new yards
which will be built at Northunber-
land, will be patterned after those
at Enola, and that their cost will be
in the neighborhood of $1,000, 900.
When it is considered that this is
more than the total railroad pay in
Sudbury in two full years, North
umberland's sanguine hopes for the
biggest boom in its history seem
justified.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-06-24

The curbstone market opened in
Bloomsbury this morning. with
about dozen wagons in line and a
big variety of fruit and vegetables
shown. Liberal patronage was ac-
corded, and if this is maintained
the market will be continued as in
former seasons. During the con-
tinuance of the market, produce
can not be lawfully sold on the
streets until after market hours.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-06-24

That anger is a miraculously
speedy cure for at least certain va
rieties of lameness was amply DEM
onstrated Monday. A woman who
for several days has been hobbling
about on crutches selling court
plaster became angered at her es-
cort, who has but one leg, and pro-
ceeded to administer corporal pun
ishment with a vengeance. When
the police interfered the woman
not only dropped her crutches, but
walked to the lookup without
limping. Mayor Richard sent the
imposters out of town post haste.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-06-24

Of all evangelistic methods, that
adopted by William H. Flake is
one of the most unique. Flake is
cruising down the north branch of
the Susquehanna in a small boat,
stopping to hold meeting at points
along the way. Bloomsbury and
Danville were the last places visit
ed. Twenty-seven years of Flake S
life, prior to his conversion, were
spent in prison.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-06-24

Because he neglected to affix a
Government stamp to deed to a
lot purchased from the Rosemont
Cemetery Company 81 years ago,
John Farver, of Sixth street, was
advised by the Internal Revenue
Department at Washington, D. c.,
that he must journey to Scranton,
purchase a fifty-cent stamp to affix
to the deed. and pay fine of $40
to fully rectify the error. The fine
plus the expense of the Scranton
trip nearly equals the original pur-
chase price of the lot, which was
SIG.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-06-24

RtcH SIBERIAN CROPS.
10 Teligion Mo'e Capable Of Produc
ina Human Food.

10 religion More Capable Of Produc
ing Human Food.
Though the name of Siberia Is still
p0pularly accepted as synonym for
all that is Arctic and sterile, says the
London Globe, it is becoming clearer
every year that few regions of the
earth are more capable of producing
IMMENSE stores Of human food. This
year, in particular, when the crops
Iver much Of European Russia have
iaiied, the richness of the Siberian
lands has been extremely conspicuous,
and there is surplus produce in vast
abundance, the only difficulty being
the inadequate means of transport
With a virgin soil and a far more ac.
tive and independent Russian popula.
ton than is to be found in most parts
of Russia itself, there is no doubt
that great agricultural future should
await this enormous region.