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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-15

II required a large sum OF money and great
amount OF work 10 arrange the exhibition The
Ferguson bcquest OF SlOOoOOo for art provided
some OF the funds Chicagoans interested in
art for arts sake gave the rest, among them
being John F. Smulsk. Eames MacVeagh.
Charles l. Hutchinson and b. a Eckart. Taft.
Mulligan. Crunelle. Richard W. Book. Art In
stitute students and lesser artists among Chi
cago sculptors gave their time and labor with
out recompense. Jens Jensen. landscape artist
and David Hunter. a sculptor put the exhibits
in position with the cooperation of the West
Park board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-15
rHE aPkDUckH" FOUNTAIN
By dorado Taft

r,nco,n .~rbe Rail Splitter with axe In hand
,,st as he might have stopped work for minute
en- his native elms and oaks before he became
President. Like the Miner" this Is Muligans
work.
Paducah, the Indian. gazes out OF an opening
On the woods at a spot where two roads meet
He sits on the top Of a fountain. just as ne
might have sat a rock and looked Tor a roe
across the Ohio River. The figure Is repnc~
of a fountain by Taft, which the city OF Pa
ducah. KY. has set up I'm honor OF the Indians
memory MT Taft has another figure made Tor
the occasion This Is ''The Awakening, re-
clining figure OF woman who has raised her
head high and is just opening her eyes on new
era OF peace and plenty and righteousness
There are idyls and shepherds. the Frog Boy
fountain By F1orence WYE, a country boy hold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-15

''Bggns is always repeating something his
small boy said
Yes" answered Miss Cayenne That boy
must be a wonder. lie is the only person
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-15

know OF whose opinions Mr. Blggins regards
as more important than his own-"-Washinston
Star
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-21

iebsnsnsrth lein folI unb sdtlreihen
gefuh srbdlt aus Der Nale un0
6erne.
Die MmtseriparniBioiie Nuraoorf
bat neueroinas iiir aeneinnabi0c
3wede in aneriennensmertber gDeiie
arcs. 5000 per,nenDet.
Sn 2iestbal III 0err Mlt. Bnnoess
ritbier Dr. BpiiH 65 SABRE oil ge=
liorben. Wit ihm III elm paderer Glib.
asnoiie. Elm bor3ii9lidsr Gtaatsmann
oabia aeaanaen. Sn 3hrih 1T i'm
Utter BON 81 Sabren 0err Diapor
@hriitian Wilo. BluB. elmer Der gbefs
oes 0auies Orsa 6iibIi. jabrelanaer
Brdiiosnt bss Ysrsins fhusis. Bnd.
orudeseibeiiber. geiiorben uno in Burg=
oorf nod langen idnsren 2eioen.
77idbria 0err ulrid usB. getpeiener
5talnalter I'M .R6Bli". in ieinen 9e-
iunoen 5aSen ein tets iopialer Wann.
9or Winters Anfana ihmiidt iih
Die Welt nod einmal init praht uno
0errlihteii. uno Die Come brin9t bic
berbitliben 6arben 5u Slang uno
Slut. Die Ber9e ienosn fid burd
Die ilare 2uft itrablsnoen 8rub au.
ct.
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enSnbett 1T 0eimnoteit.

ais Wlabame Recamer biefe Behauptnng ani.
eIte. nsinte e oomt bab fir ne. fuie fur 10 piele
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berartige Bebauptung aber nnr aus oem Wunoe zines
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&rantbeit it,, gDsr BON einen ernftli4en 4eiben
NIT feinem Meuberen auiieben su erreaen, 3umeift
perfdat sr io9ar in bas Segentbeil Ieine umsebnna
init pbfiser @lehalltigteit an bebanbeln, neil ibn
ein Sebanfe beberridt; her on bic eiqene Anal. Sc
beriibren d eben itets bic Grtreme llebermutn nnb
stieberseidlaseubcit Sofnnn9sfreubateit unb Wntb'
oiigfett Mnf bem Witteipeae gebt man aber am CT
deriten. Wer iidb uniupbt Ihblt BELLE benz &orper.
9ie SHiie beftebt barin, benz Rbrper neues. reineS
glut on Stee Der oersfteten Sdfte bic ibn lan9an,
abtboen 5n perihoffen. 0oS Wtitte einer &einiaung
oes EbrperS Der Srnnobebnsung aller Seinnbbeit.
bieen bic ct Bernard &rduterpilen nno atuar fur
Seberntann. oa lie IN Mpotbefen 3n baben finb uno
per iie 9ebrandt intrb audb baib apieber an nener
&ebenStraft nno 6offnung Qclongen su neuer Sdon'
bet une Seianobeitf oenn lieBlb 1T ieoes 0efnnos
aud fhDn. al,
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3. & .. Mmfiinoiemnee,. en-.

gilliae Runofabrten fiir Seoermann
am Sonntaa.
Nn aetuifien 9agen @aten fiir Gei-
inathiuhenDe nado oem NoroDelfsn.
Wslten uno Gtiomefen.
lleber Woibin9ion. bic beliebte
Route. ale 5ifets bershtlaen Dbne
grtrabeaabluna Su einem Mnfenibalt.
Yeridumt nidt bel ben Maenten Der
.. & 8. @iienbabn um Mustunft 3u
fragen. ooer man ftreibe on W. 6.
@arrel. 8. 3. a., 34l @uclib Mpe..
glepelano. O.. ibr ipart @elo babel.
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Sa gang Stolisn ,Dnrben iueqen Der
grsianiiie in Barcelona Snoianations.
Deriammlunaen abaebnlterl. Sn N0m
bot Der proteit aeaen Die 0inriNtnna
0errsrs tbattd1lih ale @si6dite snia
Gtilfano aebraGt. Die Mrbeiter fei.
erien. Der Gtrabenbobnuertetr mar 9anS
unisrbroden nno aud Droidten uno
Mn.enebi!e !nuresf bon ben Straben
ferngehalten.
,Sn Wien uno 9rieii fanben Demon.
itrationen ols proteii qeaen Gerrers
0inrihtuna itatt. Gie Demonitranten
brabten tpieoerbolt DerniinIhun9et
auf oen 26nia Mlfons uno Die ipani.
ihe Reaierung aus. Die Bolisei war
aestpunaen 6ener 3n aeben. ebe bic
Maiien auseinanoer ainaen.
Nm Samitag Mbenb iuuroen in
Ule1ina ipieoer bier beitiae GroR0Be
peripilrt. bic bic Bemobner Der StaDt
in bic sr6Bte Nufrssuna perieBten. Sur
OIL ,peni9en OduIern Durbe 9haoen
an9eridtet. Niemanb rurbe perleBt.
Gin furhtbarer 5turm miithete
qetern auf ben pbilippinen. nament-
iih Die Sniel 0uaon muroe idtedliA
heimeefuht uno 9auienoe BON Wen.
ihsnlebsn lo,pie MiQiouen bon gigens
thum lino pernihtet. Nud bic hinefi.
ihen 2nfen tpuroen BON benz Sturme
beimQefutt. Der LIBERAL Soo uuo Der.
0erben perbreitete.
Ser poli,si-prdfett bon PETERSBURG
bat ben Winilier bes Sunern oarum
sriudt. ben 8ertauf aewilier Droauens
Mrtitel gu berbieten. um Der Gelbh.
morb= b=Gpioemie, Die. wie er iaQt. bier
in oieler Gtaot in fat erldrederoer
Deiie araiiirt. ginhalt su tbun. Nad
Der grtldruna oes poli3eibeamten lino
ndhreno Der lebten Wohen oft 3nans
ala gelbItmoroIdle on einsm Sage
porQetommeu. uuo in Den meilten
6dusn wdblteu Die Selbiim6roer oas
in benz 8siuh nambaft aemahte bee
tdubeuoe 8iit. UNI iid in's Senieiis
su bef0roern.
Nus Mmou. @bina. miro arn,eloe!.
DOB p1breno Der nit lebtem 5amlta9
beenoeien swei Wohen " perlonet, OIL
Der Ssulenpef seforben fino.
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Ginettt 9cTaner ein9's sien,.
Itd) fdtIcdDt.

0err Ssreo. Oopiins aus Denton.
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ibleAt. SD bate Den Mppetit Der.
loren. fonnie nini fhlafen, mar fhnad
uno niiibe. unb tiimmerte mid niht
oarum. mas aus Der gDelt merben
iolte. als ib Shren Nlpenirdutsr be.
feiIte. sSb nabn, bas Wittel brei
Wohen long unb NOR tpieber gan3 ih
ielbf. Weine Rraft febrte 3uriif.
meine Mablseiten bsreiteten mir @enuB.
ih ihlief Die elm GloB. unb tonnie
tuieber arbeiten." Mnsaua aus einen,
Brief an Dr. Better Gabrneu & Cons
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(Bou uni,rem epes,al.Rorteipouoents

Wertber geDbahter!
guraoorf, z. Cttober 1909.
9lu Der 9leinoisbIdau in 8uraoorf
baben Yrdmien erbalten ssiir @ber {:
3beoo,r 9ildenmann. gYiAaoingen
Nrcs. 40; Sermauu gdrtlhi. 8iieasau
35; Sohanu Marti. &iieotlisen IS !;
Satob Blauier. Nt Hiasn 35 /; sSobann
Yurtbaltsr. Sbermible. Sasle 80 !;
grnlt 0elo, Sberbura rs; 0srmann
gd,tidi. Nusasau 20; Wittue Wal=
lahsr, Riieotliasn is; Sobann aBio.
mer. 3sls. Seimismil Is ). Sieafrieo
5ommsr. 6ubren. @pniasn II /; s.
gdrtidi, 3iieasau 10; Garl &rebs.
Mattltetten 10; Garl Grebs, Wiatt=
Itstten 10; s. Yurtbalter. Obermilble,
Sasle 10; Sobann @sr5er. Wpoen-
bof. Girdbera 10; 8ottlieb aldp, Solo=
bad 6rcs. 10.
Sir Saueu
Nitlaus Stefsn. 8riinenmatt 6res.
20; gmil @hriiier. 5umpI. 6inoel=
bant 20; 6r. &einbaro. Cub. 8runen=
mott lS; SD. 8ilbeumann. Willaoin-
gen ls; @brifiian SoIer. 8ommer=
tinosu l8; Satob Sell. 0rafenrieo
18; Gdrl 2rebs. Matiltetteu l8; 5b.
4ilhenmann, Wilaoillaen l6 (; gBittlre
Walladsr. &iisolissn l6 ; g. 6Om=
mer, 5ubren. Mpnigsn l6; 8. gdrtIhi.
@iisgsau l6 (; giilhi= =Rpier. Yurgoorf
Is; 3uocli Marti. Riieotliaeu Is !;
6r. Soft. @ptenbaus. Wpniaen Is I;
Jr. Sors. 6slben, 3iiessau Is; Gr.
Maurer. 5asle Is uno ferner 40.
alir 3ieaenbods 8 Nlterssahne
3issensudtaenolisnIhaft. Seaenstorl
Hres. %; 3ieeenSuhtaenc0erih hait.
ubcnstorf. Ydttsrtinoen %; 3ieasn=
suhtasuolienIdaIt. Soppiaen 20; 3ie.
asnSudtaenoIlenihaIt. Rcppiaen l8 ;
s. u. Nsuhaus. 9iiBelfliib l6; 6 Nl=
terssdbne : 3ieaensnhtsenonenIh bait.
Oinoelbant 25; 3isaensudiaenohsn.
ihaIt. uBsnstotf-g -gdttert. 20; 2 Al=
tsrssdbne 3ieasnaudtaeroGenidait.
guraoorf lS; 3ieaensu1taeno1en-
i1ait. gurooorf l6; 3ieaenaudtae.
nolsnlhaft, Yureoorf l6; 6r. Af=
fcl.sr. Roppiaen Is; 3ieaensuhtae-
nolsuIhaIt. Dodfettsn.Oelsau ID
0 NIters3dhne 3ieaen3uhtgenollen=
ibait. 3ir6bsrg @rii9en Is /; @Oit.
friso Nifolter. Roppiaen 10; @ottfrieo
Yurtbalter. 8uraoorf 10; 3iesen.
sudtaenoHsnidait. Jraubrunnen 8;
:. Yurtbaro. Ober0id 8; 9looll
Soft. 0eimispil. 8 Ur. Rldp. Bdris.
mil 5; Tr. 2dmpfer. ubenstori
0res. 5.
1ir 3ie9en 8 Mlters3dbne
GottIrieb etaloer. Gberbura Gree.
10; RuooIf burger. Bur9oorf 10
Sobann Nlaibps. Woniaen &c. 10
Gbriitian 2rdbenblbl. llBenstorf 10
Snbaun 0hali. Mefliaen s.; ". 5tal.
Der. Gberbura Gres. 8 &c.
6 AlisrsS1bne
ST. gali, 0rauhtbal ssres. IL
&. Burger. Rleasou S.; 5. 2erh
0inoslbaat Gres. z &c.
SIR Niboer
u. Yurtborb. Riisbtliaen Gres. 8
q. RnfsnoGt. 0asIs 81 u. Beer
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Ter befnii6s Reeierunasrotb ba
nun befnloRsn. bic Bsiolounaen Be,
Anifenadr3is Der bsrniiGen Qliniiel
| 3u erb0ten. (6iebe ltbten Beri&t).
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sSiinftcr GretSge ridtS-3iitrift
Gs lit hermit ouaeorbnet haB Die Sermue oes
&resgeritbts ber perd)iebcnen counties in bem ae=
nannten 8reiie fir oas abr 1910 pie olgt fcgeeBt
rno:
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Sn aIbIauo epuntp ON Is. Uadrs uub am Is. Of.
tober.
Gniboetun Gauntp.
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penber
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TENDER.
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tember
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Gnrrom County.
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Gegrinbet 1870.
S1 babe oen eimaigen ponitdnotgen Mbfraft Der
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pom oen Meeorps BON suscarasuas Gountp.
Ohio. 8eutad)t poroen it,
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Ohsheps
8ei einem fur1,baren Sturn,, Der
Rsle Dohe iibsr Den oberen She'll oes
Eria-Se oabinbrauite. lunt Der
Sampler r8eorae Stone" bon @leue=
aano uno bel osr 9atafropbe fanoen
kds gerionen, Capt. Yaul SolpeQ !;
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Rad einem geritbt oes itatiiiihen
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un1ler wurben bort bon ben Sodeiu
leSsbasriRen.
dnsisns.
Cine 3srb6naniBpoae aataftropbe.
nsl9e piele Gpfer aeforoert bat. mira
ess Gtrd6bura aemeloet. Sin Neu.
bas on bes .Sdiirerifrabe 1T .einas.
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seilbs pssfonea b0ben Yerlebun9en oo.
1ea0siragen.
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b,itrtt hon Sbo fir bas Sahr 1910" it, pie Iolher
MN III nleiner Office auflie9t.
8e5eugi burd meine unterd]rft nnb bag SieaeI
bes 9enannten Gerd)ts in yseip Bbi.
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bes Sabres VI. 8. 1909.
90. 6. Bed, gierf.
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A Reuuar In a Basket.

Perhaps the most curious use to
which Mexicans put their baskets is to
hold gamecocks. Sometimes the cocks
basket is woven for the purpose; often
er 1t Is made from a sombrero,- the
wide, high crowned, straw hat Of the
country, into which the bird is put, a
hole cut in the crown to give him air
and the brim carefully tied down that
he may not escape. The bullfght has
been called the national sport of Mex
leo, but cockfghting Is much more uni
versal, for the humblest peasant may
have his gamecock, which he keeps in
carefully made cage in his patio,
watches with pride and tends with
care.
One Of the strangest uses to which a
basket has probably ever been put was
the daily appearance in the streets Of
a young. man carrying in huge BUSH
ell basket on his shoulders his great
grandmother, of unknown age, who
held out a skinny hand to the passer-
by for the centavo which was almost
unfailingly given. Surely a trust in
Providence could go no further. Flea
nor Hope sJohnson in Outing Maya
zine.
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The First Mourning PAPER,

The oldest known letter written on
black edged note paper as sign Of
mourning appears to be one dated Jan.
5, 1858. In Addison's comedy of "The
Drummer" It's, reference is made to
the fashion in the words, my lady's
mourning paper that is BACKED at the
edges" A few years later Allan Ram.
say, who died in 1853, speaks in one
Of his poems Of "the sable bordered
sheet" as messenger of sorrow.
Mann, writing from Italy to Horace
Walpole in 1745, says that it was uni
versally used in Florence at that time.
The superior elegance Of this Italian
note paper, with it's narrow margin of
black, explains its ready acceptance in
this country, where it superseded the
quarto sheet with black border some
times quarter Of an inch wide. In
this way it probably gave an impetus
to the fashion. But it is mistake to
suppose, as some have done, that the
fashion was introduced from Italy
London Answers.
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Dreams of the Blind.

In my dreams I have sensations,
odors, tastes and ideas which I do not
remember to have had in reality.
Perhaps they are the glimpses which
my mind catches through the veil Of
sleep of my earliest babyhood. I have
heard "the trampling Of many waters"
Sometimes q wonderful light visits me
In sleep. Such a flash and glory as It
is! gaze and gaze until it vanishes.
I smell and taste much as in my walk
ing hours, but the sense Of touch plays
less important part. In sleep I al
most never grope. No one guides me.
Even in crowded street I am self
sufficient, and enjoy an independ-
ence quite foreign to my physical life.
Now I seldom spell on my fingers, and
it is still rarer for others to spell into
my hand. My mind acts Independent
Of my physical organs. I am delight
ed to be thus endowed, If only in
sleep, for then my soul dons its
winged sandals and joyfully joins the
throng Of happy beings who dwell be-
yond the reaches Of bodily sense
Helen Keller in Century. -
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"RalderdashI"

An illustration Of the manners OF
critics in bygone days is furnished by
scathing notice once printed concern.
ing volume of Browning's poems. 1t
was an early volume, and Browning
was delighted to receive letter from
]. s. Mill proposing to write notice
Of them in the Westminster Review.
A few days later his expectations were
dashed by hearing from Mr.. Mill that
he could not write the article, as he
had been forestalled by notice which
had appeared in the Westminster Re-
view itself. With palpitating heart
Browning rushed to his club and
searched the pages of the Westmin-
ster Review, to find, to his dismay, the
article which had robbed him Of Mr..
Mill's notice. It was to this effect:
"A volume of poems by Browning
ba1derdashr"
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TRIAL BEGAN JAN. IL LAST
Case Against Patrick Calhoun Finally
Given to the Jury.

Case Against Patrick Calhoun Finally
Given to the Jury.
San Francisco, June 21.-The case
of Patrick Calhoun, millionaire presi.
dent of the United Railroads, charged
with bribery, was given to the jury
after trial that dates back to Jan.
-, 1908.
Not alone because of the exceeding
bitterness that has marked many of
its stages, but because of it's length
has the trial been a notable one in
Western history. Between Jan. IL OF
this year, when the attempt to Sc
cure the first juryman was instituted
and when the case was given to the
twelve men finally selected, five
months and a week elapsed. OF this
period II 0 days had been devoted to
court sessions. In this respect the
case outstrips the record established
in the case of Abraham Ruef, who
was convicted after seventy-six days
actual court procedure.
The cost of the trial, including the
maintenance of jurors, a special police
detail, transcript and the usual ex.
pense Of the court for SO great a pc
riod can only be conjectured, but 1t
is estimated that it will cost S50,000
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-06-21
Hairs and Feathers.

Hairs are found on almost every.
thing that grows, and, If we may SO
call the fine fibers Of asbestus, they
even invade the mineral world. From
piece Of mineral asbestus quarried
from the earth and looking like a stone
with satiny fracture the silken fbers
can be rubbed with the finger till the
lump is. worn away.
Secure a feather somewhere-it will
be much better than picture-and
you will see that It has main stem
or midrib. Along each side of this ex-
tends the thin part known as the vane.
Look closely and you will see that this
vane is composed of tiny feathers, call
ed boards, fastened together through
out their whole length from where
their bases join the midrib to their
tips. You can easily separate one of
these from the rest, when you will see
how like tiny feather it IS, with what
seems fine fuzziness along each edge.
st. Nicholas.
Unsettled.
Skinner-.Good morning, ma'am. Did
you ever see anything so unsettled as
the weather has been lately? Mrs.
Hashley-Well, there's your board bill,
Mr.. Skinner.-Ph Philadelphia Inquirer.