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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-04
WORK OF THE
GRIM REAPER

MIS- Lucinda crr formerly d
resderg Of this city died al th"
residence aG har dar h i Mrs Chas
stfler Oklahoma city, this wouiug
of heart failure She was Il years
of age ana had long been a resident
% She Southwest Some four months
agn She was I'M Guthrie and had
made her home with several of the
prominent families Of the capital city.
The funeral will occur tomorrow
afternoon at the residence of Mr..
Stterleo. Sf2 Eas. Third street
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B A. Randall Is Visitor from
aou from sulphur
vheeo hc will Itenl school ihs
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II is now ready. Tne new road Law
just passed By the legislature, bound
in pamphlet foru. price p cents for
single copies Better prices given IN
quantities. This Is an entirely rev
aud complete law aud ropeals ali other
road laws heretofore existing and
should be in the hands OF everyone
who is interested In good roads. order
now and famiiiarize yourself with the
new law Sent to any address upo
receipt Of % cents in money or stamps
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HAMPTON'S
MAGAZINE
SEPTEMBER ON SALE NOW

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NO PAPER MONDAY.

Monday is Labor day. 4 legal holi-
dlt Foll wing its usual custom The
Leader will moi issue
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The New Oklahoma Road Law.

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-12
Sc VENDEN
MUY BARATAS

I-Haciends de cafe en- el barrio Pur
sims Conception, del Municipfo de la,
Las Marias, con extension de CIENTC
TREINTA Y NUEVE CUERDAS,, j.,
ochenta y cuatro centimos de otra. & cafe
platanos, pastos Y maIeza; con casa habi
taci6n de MADEIRA, techada de hero galva
nizado, mOlino para pillar cafe, casa ms
quiua, coo m'Iaclte movido por fuerzs
animal, custro glasis grandes y varias ca
sas para peones Linda al Norte, Mars
Rosario Aponte Oeste. Antonio Ortiz J
Francisco Rivera, quienes colindan tam
bien per Sur y Este.
U-Pedazo de terreno en- el barrio d,
Naranjalss del municipio de Mayag1es, :
cafe, platanos psstos Y frutos memories
de usiDta cuerdas de extension
colindaDdo 81 Este con el eamino de Lim6r
y propisdades de Enrique Brugmap !
Francisco Rivera; al Norte canine anti
quo de Naranjsles; Oeste, tierras de Fran
cisco Soler. y Sur, propiedad de Antoni,
Trabal. Este trozo ests contiguo 4 Is CO
rrsiera de Msyaguez Z las Marlas.
III-CuatrO Porciones de terreno, inme
diatas entire ST, en- e. barri ode Rio Cafas
municlpio De Mayaguez.. con area tots
de CJARENTA Y SEIS CCERDAS
SETENTA y TRES CENTIMOS, Y gu,
colindan COZ los Sres- Jose Perez Di.l
Ernesto Su-rs. Carmen Ponce de Detre1
Fernando Ciplzn Laplatza, y Haciendl
Aurells" de OHvery y Sob7no. Esta.
Porciones radican s elnc5 minutes de L
carretsra De de Mayaguez 4 Las Mariss
SObre preeio. eoniiciones Y dsmzs e1
tremos cue ss rean necezanos. les intere
-ados p1eisn dl1jirse Felipe Casalils
Goieoeeiel. cor residences Gale At5chl
nlmer0 =. Ponce T.. K
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-12
c. SANTAMARlA,
COrrespOnSal de la AsOciaciOn
de la liberia Y publieaciOnes
eSpalOlaS.
San jose 4-Apartado sos
San Juan, P. f.

Revistas a que admite suscrici6n pa
IA el ah0 1909 llusIaci6n Artistica,
Blanco V Negro. Nuevo Mundo, El
reatro. Alrededor del Mundo Mundo
ientihco, La aeta, (fesuvo), Hojas
electas. Por Esos Mundos, Orb, In
narcial ldiario PoliticO). Asi mismo
,dmite suscripciones al DicciOnario
cucic optdico ilustrado Salvat'.
Tlcuc iufnidad de obras de Ned
Gina. Ciru'ia, Obstetricia, q. d, de
tsico' 'ogla y Educaci6n, CromOs reli-
giosos y pa.ssjes, Libros de Misa De
vocionar cat6licos ' EsPiritas obras
de las b.blictecas 'fSalvat". "Grana-
da". "Maucci". Calleia, Acha Carbo-
mel y Esteva, g.. &. SOW. =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-12
Ell C0NDADO
"PARQUE RESIDENTIAL"

slTIO EXTRA sALUDABLE BANADoPog LAS
BRISAS DEL OCEANO ATLANTICO
soLAREs DE ToDAs DIMENs1oNEs FAoILIDA
DES PARA Ell PAGO. '@
Ell BOULEVARD DE LAS NEREIDAS JUNTO AL
MAR ES Ell PASEO MAS BONITO DE LA ISLA.
DICHO BOULEVARD SERA ALBERTO TEMPO
RALNENTE FEBRERO DE 19O9. -s{4+
MAS DE $50 #SOLAREs VENDIDOs EN-. NUEVE
MESES LOS PRECIOS SERAN AUMENTADOS IN
CESANTEMENTE
LA CONSTRUCTION DEL PUENTE(se Use espera Ell per-
misc del Congeso Washington para la ensenada
AUMENTARA Ell VALOR DE LOS SOLARES DE UN
CIENTO POR CIENTO POR 10 MENOS.
LA COMPRA DE UN SOLAR EN- eel CONDADO"
ES Ell MEJOR AHORRO E INVERSION
Rehn Brothers
San Juan P R
Esounas San Justo Tetuan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-12
Sc ALQUILA.
UnacaSa de reciente cons
trucci0n en- una de las GALES
mas centricaS de Miramar. Para
infOrmeS Allen 16. 30 v. $.
VentaS de SOlareS en- Santurce.

Cerca del Parque Rorinquen en- la
calle de oiza con afrmado os hay
de todos tamahos los mas peque1os
tienen 10 metros de trente por Is
metros de fondo, pagaderos a 50 ceu-
tavos sen anales. Escritura al pagar
los primeros 80 ,cntavos. MARGARI-
DA Co. 3OV
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-12

H. LOPEZ CEPERO. San Jose 16,
Compra Y venta de muebles en- general.
Sc hacen prcstamos de dineIo sobre prem
das de orc, plata y piedras preciosas. Sc
compran prendas antiguas y modernas.
Sc compra vende plata y oro deterio-
lado. Constante existencia de muebles,
q tipo econ6micos. BARRAS DE CA
IRE. A.P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-12

PARA LA PREsENTE EsTAC1oN.-Los tnu-
chachos de ia Vllia de Madrid son los
QUE dan resuelto ell problema de Ia genie
de gusto en- Puerto Rico. Elos son los
dnicos que han conseguido tener en- su
magnffico establecimiento ell surtldo mas mas
completo de los artfculos del ramo. ALI
nunea faltan las legftimas camisetas de
crepely de hilo nj cafecen de las melores
n,medias para senoras y nlnos asl como
rara caba,Ieros. Contratos directos con
fabricantes les ponen en- condlclon de te-
ner cuanto pueda pedirse y los melores
prsc;os No hay quien veaFy no conpre los
s;,egos de cintas "Dorothyss que venden
sn caiitas dos lazos y una banda o en- ca
iitas de seis lazos: podernos servlr cual, !,
op;er @ color y precio desde Sis 4 se ell
;nepo, Yea ell gran lote de bordados en-
cafes cuva realizaci6n hacemos menos
de- Ia mitad de precip, En- telas blancas y
de- fantasia no tenemos competition; tene-
mos tipos especiales en- Persian Lo"n'
French Organdi y. cuanto el puohco ae
u,sto necesite- Pida muestras Visite
n,,estros prandes almacenes seguramen-
10 ballard cuanto necesite, T. .. B. Io4-
TeI6fono 273. San Francisco. 81. San
Juan. Puerto Rico. -
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Casa de PreStamOsde J. Rend0n
y COmpania S. en- c.

Ell lunes / {. de Mario a las
2 de la tarde tendra lugar un
espl6ndido remate de las prem,
das que habiendo transcurri-
do seis meses no han sido re-
novadas nj canceladas. Hay
de venta un precioso surtido
de alhajas. Allen 81, Forta.
leza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-12


en- 10 cua! Sc parece mucho a la nues'
ira.
Hicimos I'm plato de caracoles que
estaba de rechupete, y 81 no'nos chu'
pamos los dedos fu9 porque este nc
esta ben visto entire los aventure.
,ros despehados'.
De sobremesa, despues de haber-
nos repartido las ntveaS entrana;
del COCO por via de postre, pensamo;
sacramento en- e! modo de salir de
aquel profundo paraie,
lie atreverias 4 sentar plaza
de 1agartija y trepar por estas Pc
mas cortadas 8 pico?-pregunte a
Xaudar6.
No digas disparates-me respon-
di6.-Eso es mas diffcil que hacel
pajaritas de papel con marmol de
Carrara.
-Pues bijo, como 40 salgamos
por el aire en- los bra2os de algdu
gorrlon.
DE slgdn gorri6n no, pero Ell
! un globo.
-lQue atrocidad! " donde le
tenemos?
-Podemos construirle con Ia do
mentacion rusa.
-lAtiza! iY con que unimos
os papeles?
Con gonna de los gomeros. Obi
Nuestra es la cosecha!
-Es verdad
Poseidos de gran entusiasmo y
( con una rapidez vertiginosa desa-
tamos la valija del russo y extendi-
mos los periodicos y las cartas que
contenia, viendo con algeria que So
braba papel
Hecho ell plano, desleida Ia gonna
con aqua de la que manaba por las
brenaS, y reunidas para ser utili
zadas las correas del coche y las cue
das de Ia vallja, nos puslmos cor
verdadero afan a emplear todos d
queIlos elementos en- Ia construction
del globo.
A las cuatro horas de comenzar-
la solo nos faltaba agregarle una
barquilla, y a este fin aplicamo>
LA GAIA del cocbe caido, despoja
da de estribos, guardabarros y de
mas estorbos de peso
Una veS listo ell mongolfier y sus
pendido de un armazon de bambues
PROCEEDINGS a inflarIe con humo de
hojarasca y a practicar pruebas dc
risistencia y de poder ascensional
para 10 cual, y a modo de lastre, pu
simos en- la barquilla los restos hu
manos del caballo difunto.
Ell exito fu6 desde luego, inmejo
rable. No nos restaba mas que sus
tituir al cuadrdpedo con nuestra
valientes personals y dominar un po
co ell violento latir de nuestros co
razones, avezados va q los grande d
peligros terrestres y acuaticos, pert
no a competir con las aguilas del HI
malaga 8 con las voladoraS del tea
tro de Apollo
sta fase de nuestras aventuras no
npresionaba I'D POGO, pero 40 ha
ia mas remedio que volar para sa
If de la hondonada, y lquien sabt
81 en- los espaclos etereos podrtamo>
hallar ell trifinus, causa de tantas a
marguras y de tan continues sobre
saltosl
Durante la noche estuvimos bar
nlzando ell globo con resina de pine
y recolectando aceite de COCO parg
mantener caliente ell aire que ha
bfa de sostenernos. Recognizes ca
racoles, asamos un par de gatos moi
teses de buena familia, que esponta
neamente nos ofrecieron sus tajadas
echamos aqua en- cocos vacfos, y con
estos elementos, ell equipaie y algC
de lastre, conslstente en- pedrus
cos Y en- una novela de Roberto Min
guez que era muy peSdda, nos con
sideramos va en- condiciones de as
censo, recordando por mi parte
quellos tiempos en- que estabs EN-
pleado y me pirraba por ascenddeI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-12

Ell SALON MORGAN. Cada ves OBJ
,iene meior exito ell acreditado estabiecl'
miento de la calle de la Fortaleza (AlienJ
el mundo elegante de San Juan y que
40 otras partes vista la ciudad encuen-
ira en- Ell cafe Morgan toda clase de heiauos'
refrescos, chocolates. cafe de la melor car
dad, estuches cajitas de bomb0nes pro-, f;
pias para regalos 10 mas del'cad" en- ''n
cue en- materia de reporteria Puede oesear
un buen paladar. la hora de a,muerzo
Sc sirven allf esquisitos lunchS. NO o'''-
deis el cafe Morgan Fortaleza 2l
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7 R | Fl n j S.
(Por Juan Perez Zdniga).

Todo este demostrara a ustede;
que de resuItas del susie ibamos per-
diendo la miaja de razon que nos
quedaba. Mas como no era cosa
de seguir en- estado de perturbaclon
Incl piente ante nuestra critlca ST.
tuaclon, decidimos recobrar ell Jul
clio inmediatamente, y, en- etecto
10 recobramos golpeandonos durante
unos minutes con ell eje del destrui.
do carruaje la punta de la narlz,
Habfa que buscar cuanto antes la
salida y, para encontrarla, cada une
de nosotros tom6 una direction di.
ferente. Aunque la que 20 hubie-
ra deseado tomar era la Director
del Tesoro, me fui hacia Ell Norte y
mi companero la emprendi6 en- sen,
lido contrario, ambos con Ell PROPOSE.
to de encontrarnos en- algQn punte
despu6s de rodear en- clrculo las 70,
cas- que nos cercaban.
Al cabo de caminar dos horas
buen paso y cantando la tabla dc
multiplicar para no escurrlrnos, nos
encontramos de manos a boca, no
tando mi companero que desde nues-
ira separation habia yo crecido algo
a pesar de estar mas moreno.
-lHas encontrado la salida
me pregunto Xaudar6.
- 20, Iy t02
-Yo tampoco.
-5Y que vamos hacer2
Como no Quleras que echemos
una brisca. -.
No. Lo melor es procurarnos
allmento.
-IHaS visto arboIes frutaIes?
-Si, be vlsto algdn COCO.
-IY no te has asustado2
-Hombre ten formalidad' mo
refleXionas que 81 Sc enteran nues-
traS familias de que estamos toman-
do a broma una situacion tan gra-
We nos van a criticar duramente ?
-D6jate de reflexiones y piensa
en- improvlsar ell almuerzo que tan
to necesltamos.
s. me ocurre hechar mano de
ios car oles.
-, ,e dejaran coger7
-Hombre, 81; agrarrandolos por
los cuernos
-Pues manos a la obra. " don
de los cocemos?
En- la corteza de un coco
Themes raz6n.
-Ea q cazar caracoles.
Cazamos algunos centeneras de
ellos, acopiamos material combus-
tible, vaciamos un coco de los ma
yorcitos y, cuando nos disponfamos
a hacer Ell guiso, tropezamos con
una dificultad; la falta de lumbre,
porque nuestras cerillas habian perdi
do la cabeza de resultas del men
cionado susie y era impossible en-
cenderlas.
-SSabes 10 que Sc me ocurre9-
pregunte mi compa1ero.
No. SQue es?
Que nos puede proporc'n'
fuego cuando pase
-JQui6n?
Ell sol.
-Pero Gquien ha de pasar|
-Esa nube que ahora lie tapa.
En- efecto la nube pas6 lentamen-
te. Y ell astro rey brill6 como en- sus
mejores tiempos. Pero necesitaba-
mos aplicar sus igneos rayos me-
diante una lento que traves suyo
los hiciera converger sobre ell mon
ton de hoiarasca que habiamos for
mado, y no habiendo cerca de ALI
ninguna tienda de objetos de 6p-
tica, despu6s de andar buscando
con mi vista algGn crlstal a prop6-
sito, tropec6 casualmente con las
gafas que llevaba puestas, y elias
produjeron ell fuego apetecldo'.
El sitio que adoptamos para CO.
Gina era delicioso.
Nos ballaqbamos la sombra de
unos gomeros. o arboles de la Coma,
mezcIados con bambdes, cedros Y
algo de perejil, aunque la sombra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-12
Indicator general,

- Consoles LAS MADRES-El laraoe ca
.zsnte de Ia Sonora winsow debe usarse siempre que
m nihos estan en- el periodic de la detencon Pro
p0rciona aliyfo Immediate al pequeno pacente pro, o.
sngeito despierta muy viyo alegre Es muS sgFs
Sa6e al paadar calrna al nho, abanda sus doiores.
Ssee iscies Ia tdncion del estomago egus los
intesnos rs e meor renedo conocdo para IL nis
IA offa causa. Tengase mucho cudado en- peqI q
.Jarabe Caimante de la Sehora Winsow'; es a nie
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-12

TERRENO EN- SANTURCE.-Se ven
de ma parcela de unos 10000 metros
cuadrados, situada en- la calle de Canals'
4 ochenta metros de distapcla de la Pa
"a del Mercado de dicho barrlo de San
turce, en- coindancia por ell Norte con
el "Paroue Residencia" .-Precio mode
rado V facilidades para el pago .-lnfor-
mar6 W Bosch Tetuan 3, altos DIP.
SOLAR EN- MTRAMAR vendese una
muy bien siruado. lnforma'an en- La
Correspon ndencla p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-12

ENTIRE los compradores de reloies
a plazos en- la joyeria de F. kehrhahn
Co. Sc otrece un reloi ''Waltham' Sc
manalmente. La Ultima semana obtuvo
upo el socio, Tito Santos san Juan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-12

In asta impnnts - vsnis pspsl O.
Pensdlco 1 dos pss0s QGIutsL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-12

80 ETlD1 M s7O1 snvismos 9
t.r..a s-- ..-ur 1H rsai EEs FarantiEs-
.. r-r ..Fa atnt. Fs1F s. IS tsmitiHlua
CO.,. a-arra WatAaz.-F- kshrhGhn- saE
sEl &. H. PA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-23
An Ancient Masonic
 Ritual Is Reproduced

Ann Arbor. Mich. May 22.-Mem- bers of craftsman" the Masonic or sanization composed of students and faculty of the University of Michigan last night presented An Eighteenth Century Lodge" at the Whitney thea ter The play was witnessed only by Masons and is portrayal of the lodge as conducted in 1732. It was written expressly for this presenta- tion by J. E. Morcombe, editor of the Tyler-Keystone. The staging and costuming were historically correct Mir. Morcombe having had as CO., laborers Masonic historical students in England and Ireland.
 The scene was laid in room III the Old Thatcher house tavern in London. As was then the custom, the youngest entered apprentice was re- quired to perform all duties of pre- pairing the room for Masonic uses, and afterward removing all signs of such use
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-23

T. F. Sorrells to Georgia Goldsby tw deed), pt sw SC sec. 6-6-1O; $25.
 Rufus Hall to s. O. Penney, (w deed). pt nv ne sec. 1-7-10; $25.
 T. E. Sorrells Jr., to s. o. Feeney, tw deed), pt sw SC sec. 36-6-1O.
 Georgia Goolsby to w. w. Flaw kins. (deed) pt sw SC sec 36-6-10.
 W. w. Hawkins to W. c. Jordan (w deed, 1-2 nv sec. 1-7-1O ct al. land; $9OO.O0
 J. l.. Norton to w. H. Lauhon, (w deed) pt lot ,, blk :. Paul Divers add; $3O000
 w. H. Lauhon to J. l.. Norton, ct al. tw deed) lots and 4. blk IA, Cock rell's add South; $1600.o0-
 Edgar Brewster, commissioner to Pine Bluff Mercantile Co. lcom'rs. deed), lots and s. blk. s. E. J. Waters add; $157S0
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-23
JUDGE INVOLVED
 BY CONFESSION Late County Attorney Ad- mlts League With the
 "Bootleggers."
SHAWNEE SENSATION
Evangelist Declares Joint Keepera Last Year Paid $l95OOO For
 Protection.

Shawnee, Okla, May 22.-Confess- ing his guilt and duplicating others i'll charge of grating in the pro- lection of "bootleggers" and joint keepers" Virgil Biggers. recently suspended county attorney of this county. testified here in bribery case in which William Maben. the district judge, is defendant.
 Biggers declared that Judge Maben. himself and others met the bootleg gers in conference and agreed upon the terms and later accepted money brought to them by County Commis- sioner Robert Hagar.
 Biggers said that certain sums had been delivered to Hagar in an en- velope by Oat Johnson and l.. R. How ell, jointkeepers.
 Johnson then took the stand and reiterated the story of the conference ana or the passage of the money.
 Maben and Rogers were indicted several weeks ago following charges by Rev Bulgin. an evangelist. who charged the county officials with ac- ceptlhS brlbes from bootleggers and sanoiers or Shawnee. Bulgin charg- ed that last year $l25, ,O0O had been paid for protection.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-23

i Switzerland at one age had tronic, 1 foliage.
 festerday afternoon We went or the lake about ten miles, then b, electric car to Staus, quaint village the home of Arnold Winkelried. We saw his house in fine state of preser vation, saw two statues. one yer, crude dated .1774 The other was q fine piece of work representing Win kelried with his arms full of spears an Austrian about to give him the death blow. could almost hear Miss Mcbride say Make way fo, Liberty. he cried Made way fo. Liberty, and died!"
 The town was beautifully clean: just a handful of inhabitants. but there were men sweeping the streets and taking up the debris in carts. thought of Pine Bluff and groaned. If that poor little mountain town could go to that expense, surely Pine Bluff could. for the people here barely make living. Our return on the lake was so enjoyable, the mountains showed in all their glory. Tomorrow We will spend most of the day on Lake Lucerne, passing the home of William Tell and Tells Chapel. We will take short trip on the St. Gott- herd railway to the St. Gottherd tun- nel, then up the mountain by car riage and return by night
 Tuesday we go to Strasburg to see the wonderful clock, back to Zurich. then on to Munich and Vienna. We will reach Vienna about the 22d.
 C. S. K
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-23

We had a fine mountain view Tues ! day. We went by steamer on Lake Thum. and by train to Berne, the cap- ital of the Swiss Confederation. It is very quaint city with it's
 arcaded sidewalks. Squares were
 filled with country people selling all
 kinds of produce and many blooming
 plants. We went through the House
 of Parliament. handsome building.
 On the outside were the shields and emblems of the twenty-two cantons.
 We were shown the Presidents s
 room, the room of the General As sembly, Senate, etc.: the latter was paneled with Swiss-carved native woods; had handsome wrought-iron chandelier with from l50 to 2o9 lamps in it.
 The foyer had beautiful frescoes representing the industries Of Swi.- zerland: among them. classed with agriculture. wood-carving, etc., was the tourist, and he is truly an indus try of the most paying kind.
 l was amused at the representation. which was Cupid with a grip and q pair of field glasses. Every where the carved bear was in evidence as it is the emblem of the Canton ct Berne. There is a unique clock in .a tall tower; at the striking of the hol,i' a number of bears come out and march around. while man at the ton Of the tower strikes the bell with an iron hammer. Further on is the bear pit. where two live bears sport around to the amusement of the by islanders. The river Acre runs through the town, and from the center of tho bridge crossing 1t a fine panorama of the Alps can be seen. The ride back on Lake Thun is beautiful.
 Wednesday we went to Grindelwald. took a carriage at the station and drove to the upper glacier. I could not be satisfied until I had walked ont on a glacier. We got guide and went first to the ice grotto. It was about twenty feet long, a tunnel cut out of solid ice which was of blue color. Walking in it was a unique There was Christmas tree at the end. Facing the light the view was striking With crowd We went higher up on the glacier. tha guide cutting steps in the ice for ;,s with his pick
 Creyices could be seen all around. though We did not walk near them. We came to natural ice grotto which was much more beautiful than he one made by mans hand. The ce was all rugged and jagged and a very beautiful sapphire blue.
 We saw several others from a dis :ance, but it was unsafe to go further IS the ice was melting. On our way town We found we had in our party m Australian, Swede, two English people and three Americans. The 3wede in his broken English sail: It Is a cosmopolitan crowd.
 We ate our lunch on the gallery of
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BERESFORD OPPOSES
 THE DREADNAUGHTS

London, May 2-Addressing a gathering of Australasians here last
 night on the navaf question. Admiral Lord Charles Beresford urged that the colonies, instead of contributing toward the building of Dreadnaught. should build cruisers to protect their trade and commerce and td form the nucleus Of nayies of their own. after the example of Japan, which a half
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century ago was fighting with tor tolse shells armor and bow. and ar rows. What the British empire wanted was navy that was able to go out and attack and to protect trade routes. He considered that our in sane advertising of Dreadnaughts o1fended other nations and involved Europe in terribly expensive naval competition.