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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-22

Boston. Jan. 21.-For the largest part
Of the session stocks were very dull and
inclined to sag People are gradually los
ing confidence and the traders are becOin-
ing more confident in selling the market
shart During the past few days the
short interest in Steel and ANA gamated
Copper has become little too large ana
we anticipate a sharp rally OF a point
M, two either tomorrow or next day, in
order TO tighten up this short account
We see no change, however, in underiy-
ing conditions and see no disposition on
the part of the investing public TO pur-
si,sse stocks and we advise selling on
any rally which may be caused by short
advances
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-22
Union Assay omce.

NJ. s. HanaueT. J. V Sadler.
1852 So. West Temple p. O. BOX i44s.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-03-05
Gunloek Notes.
Ounlock, February, q

Our new meeting house remains IN
tinishcd on account OF lack of lum.
her on baud.
Tho farmers are busy sowing grein
aud the gardeners planting potatoes
aud other seeds.
4, J aud G II Bowler have los,
none OF their height since the arrival
OF a bouncing son az each Of their
homes.
What Ia tho matter with ldo wealth
or bossS Tie appears to be- very tck
10 minded around this par. Of the
glb0e.
Washington's Birthday was cele-
brated here by all with song and
dance. Many people from other set.
tlemeata even as tar es Wayne County
were present,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-03-05

twice. ard found how they had been
Knocked. but the third time when
there was danger the boy set mp the
same howl only 10 be disappointed
and overcome by the ravenous wolves.
II the Inter Mountain "a we'll as the
"News" Is the organ Of the Church.
then there should certainly be bar
mony between them. They should not
hagRle, and Willy each other, and ev-
en- resort 10 blows In their efforts 20
promote Numerically opposite pol.
inies. Such condition appears too
much like the one that existed when
two popes claimed TO be legally the
head aud mouthpiece Of the Roman
Catholic world. The one at Avignon
countermanded all the orders OF the
other at home until both became the
laughing stock and rock OF offense 20
all deoent people.
Bat We are convinced, and we De-
lieve every one else Ia convinced. that
the Republican has been playing a
false role, role. ton, detrimental TO
the best interests OF its party, and
that tire Republican mass convention
made a good move when II demanded
The State committee 10 call halt to
such vicious policy. That policy
though II has worked In the pact, aud
perhaps drawn a few Mormon Demo
Gratis into tho Republican line will
not only prove fruitlesa In the future,
but will u continued drive from the
party many good Republicans who
are tired and disgusted with tho do.
pravlty OF the party organ.
The Republican masses are In fav.
or Of state wide prohibition, they are
going TO get II. The Inter Noun
tain. even before this light unreliable
aud unseruplous, In many respects.
will. unless II speedily repent, be
moved out of lite place aud It's name
and heritage given to another. Vox
roruli, Vox del
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-03-05
Several people in writing to our

Several people ia writing to our
missionaries who are IN fore gu coun.
tries outside Of England have the hab-
IL OF only placing a two cent stamp
upon their letters. This makes II in
convenient for the missionary for be
has to dig mp three cents every time
this happens or go without his letter
Aud whom DO receives, coy from half a
dozeu to dozen per week. cue eau
SEQ that 1t Ia rather expensive aud MS
d. missionary does not have tut barely
enough TO get along with II cones
hard on him Those who write should
bear in mind this feet aud see that
Sufficient postage is put ca letters
sent ont from here.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-03-05

There are two or throo men IN Ce.
dar who claim they could beat to u
fragile the legislators II they only
had the power Why not try them
two years from now. Send then NJ
20 the metropolis for GO daya and
maybe few Of wo poar Ignorant
ousses could get our bearings.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-03-05

Foloy'a kidaey Remedy will cure
any oaso OF kidney or bladder trouble
that 90 not beyond the reach Of medl-
olne cures haCkRche aud irregular.
ities that II neglected might result IN
BriRht'a diesaso on diabetes. Palace
pruS Store ani John Il. Mitchell,
Parowan
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-03-05
A Pleasant PhNslc

When you want pleasant physio
give Chamberlain's Stomach aud Ilv
or Tehlets a trial, They are mild and
gertle In theiv actiou and slwsys pro-
dues pleasant cathartlc effect. Gail
at Palace Doug store for FREQ sam.
pie.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-03-05

Once In while "a good bill IL put
upon our sfatutos, aud wuen % a.
most people make a little aod OF the
father of II and never fail to tell un.
to the third aud fourth generations
what wonderful man he was.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-03-05

Now that warm weather IL APP
proacbing IL will be we'll to praot ice
the art OF keeping cool, by all means
don't let a little railroad talk get
you warm under the collar.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-03-05

oh, Lord, won't 1t ue good thing
whom our law mHkers ut the capital
get through Probably then our
dailies will have something OF inter.
est 10 tell aud not go much about the
wonderful billa that they are wrest
llnQ with
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-03-05

Congress keeps on raising salaries
and appropriatiug millions aud the
big hole IN the Treasury funds keeps
getting larger every day.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-03-05

10 We should carefully live up TO
oil the laws made by or law makers
since Utah became state we would
have an ideal set OF people.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-03-05

When children are told what
smart man their father is they look
at their mother as If asking her If
they are TO believe IT,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-03-05

Geo, Stoll has Teen walking more
slowly thsu usual this week, The
cause is that he stepped on nail
which entered his foot aud caused HIM
considerable pain.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-15
Numero "a

ria poder ir 4 otear deSde Il bonte
del abismo los eScombros del "bene-
fico antro" hacinadoS en- nm fondo 4
dos tres kilometres dc los antipo-
das
Cuando pdo profundidades no me-
paro en barras. nj en pozos artesia-
nos.
La TERRA mujer nj fines copieta
y anda ahora muy atareada on refor-
mar su faz.
Tambi6n los astros tienon Su pun
tillo de vanidad en- cmanto i belleza,
Y la Tierra debe de estar muy moleS-
tada con ESQ de qlm los ge6grafos
dgan de ella que esta "achatada ''por
los polos.
Apartc dc uuc - tienc una abs0--
lnta seg1lridad de que sea chata, no
Sc c debe de eohar en- cara. porqpe
es terrible cuando Sc la hnchan las
natices.
keSpetemos su configuraci6n y su
bellcza plaStica, sea como sea, porque
IN cuanto Sc modifica nm poquito ma
,la mas, Sc nos roren toda la hut
manidad los pelos de plmtas.
Yo pido Il Dios qlle salve Espa1a
de modifcacioneS territoriolmente e.
ttticas: rero en- finn. 81 nos manda m
tcmblor de Tienra. que SEA para Ma
drid eXcIusiyamoute en- Fl perime-
tro del Aailo de Tovar.
En- esto insisto, porque Sc confir--
maria que 10 hay nal que Tor bien no
vcnga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-15
Las horas J los dias
DE EDGARDO POE

No todOS los auloreS laH"S"" VIZ
vida pueden rcsistir la terrible pr'"-
ba he un centenario. La posterldad
acude. con La mas piadosa frtoencrm'
j remover un nombrc . una ohra CON
Sagrada; Y esc nombre y eSa obra ~
le quedan entire los d"dos. no pocas
vcces, desmcnuzandose en- ro4vo, co
mo aquellas momias carbontzadas que
eouseryan su figura micntras no toca
on elias una mano atreVlda o un soPi"
.le aire Iibre. OtraS ccicbrIdadeS, en-
nambio. aumentan su aroma y gradua-
r,.,n con los amos, manera de ylnos
seIectos generosos. Son los que per
aenecen. como Poe, la corta Pcro cs-
cog,disima famila de los actnalos
dc los contemporaries, de todos los
sigzos. de los rntens's.
Semeiante intensified IS un prod'r-
10 doloroso Y cari~Imo Supone. ea>l
sienpre. una vida en combustion M
...sapte. unos neryios exaSperados, una
scrsibhldad insomnc, una continual IN
.ru,e;,d TrataSe dc IN perfume vIo-
len1o que no Sc ohticne uanor eos
la ouo la felicidad del proplo ds-st ia
dor. Pogque Sc puede scr M talento
de gabinete, tranqullo aIustador de
Trascs, artilice habii, poseedor de to-
dos los secretos del otiel", pero con
..siudiada reserNa personal de 'ai
dnodo epicureo y satlsiecho sc pue
de ser prudlgo III 81 mNuo- y eilcaf-
nizarse en- la producelo abrirSe las
venas dilacerarSe Is alt~s como et
peIicano de las antiques h'storias, pa
ra entregar Il Sis $ nle l@aifsS. no Ia
EIynaitaclnn d mIXt4fEacion de - artl~
ficioso. sinn giroEaes de Ia ria y del
alma communicates dlr.ctamento de
x.spiritu espirliu
Poe fue d. estos nitlmos de los
que Tanen tnda Ia 1a.g.e - i aSador,
s@egtin Ia Erase Ssi4ag. $40 ga este
eaSo IEsustituible Su Ioetattra no fue
literature de meItrlIiu4. ~ts iueg0S
de imagination no tusr.H simpieS de
1ectaciones amorosas y bianda. sno es-
f,m.rzos terrilles Dr. la@ eaal,S suele
..,l;,-sx. con Il roxtro marchito I'M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-15
Miguel S. Oliver.
La vida en- brOna
TEMBLEMOS

Escribo bajo la penosa impression
de tener va los terremotos en- casa.
Creo que 10 pase de eStaS prime
ras noticias de amago. porque este de
los temblores de TERRA esta bien pa
ra otros paises que no tengan tan
tas calamidades como nosotros. por
aq,rello de que algo malo lrabian de
tencr: no es justo que carguemos los
espanoles con todo gtssero DE- dssgra-
cias publicas. deSgracias privadas
quiero decir particulars, porque las
desgraeias 81 son privadas NO son des'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-15
Felix Mendez.
FL fuego .griegO

Tn aagai- reljerc. on~tantino VII
-otor@o al primer cmpelador esi,tia-
% Constantine q don admirable del
'''@o ~ '''''' 4ie i''f" @'p'. 'dS
's''N s .'.'eF't l"' 'h0 Hdsos'
Hlaado meaoS pare gtro q0c los
'oera1aes h'2anti.ts desie q ailo
t7S, s'rvleronse de dirho fucgo cuya
principal propIedad onsistia en- infa-
'.''''@'' = = 3''es' ron el "g'a' lfa@
i'..| .','2o o'%'do' S"s0" 'oeh'"
:" : "e''" ~ r'''''i' i''ors q 's'2e''t-
{" oe h'fi}h ~ le''i@f "eaNa oe
.'-'...'. i"1"'"'.'. i+se !" congo s'.'.h
81 At'~&o-
'+s. .+' "i1.''af .''il 81 .@s
i'.s'..''~ ''''.i'di'1' u" '@ s'ft' dI' 5'l-5-
-.
fl "Ap.f''ntpto iai'd men a - ~''
ifof leo'ef' es como Si-ne
I'm ui ftelplehle tSiHaI''lu" cue on
hHne e iIqaido en Question: 81 Race
i1@ar IN hiiiio tic az II; en- se4 "da
hrotan graHdsS iiana@ ST. e-a~fte
un hnmo deu>o cen "l8f de PER- o.
Tanto ham sorpreuliao eslos re-.l-
tados al emperador. epe no eesa h,
conprobarloS. Cinco 1c.cS ha hecfo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-15
No Ia sini6 el mismo Poe. Esco--

No la stnffo el miSino roc. fsSo--
gi0le 81 deStno como levadlin'a, como
linstrmmcnto de rcmoci6n y fcrmema-
cidm espiritral en- 81 scno de Su pals
ly en- medic de la sOcicdad que on
parte refleja en- parte deITime Y
| fustiga. Fue nm grito de- angistia el
suyo contra In pesadilla de las prco--
cupacioncs materiales; puso, como
bicn "hermano de David" la picdra
de In honda para lanzarla Il la frante
del filisteiSmo. Suirio mas de 10 que
pudicra sufrir Byron en- Manchester o
IIeine en- la doctoral Gotinga. So bur
Ia de los banpueros, de los negoclan-
tcs. de los maqulnlStas, dc los tencdo-
res de libros. Con stls "canards' clcn-
tificos en- forma novclesca. cl eScritor
de Virginia armo s,s paisanos la
doble jugarreta dc poner cn carica--
tura su dclirio de invcncion mecainlca
de hacersc tomar al pie de la letra,
rn no pocas ocaSiones, la manera de
un future Julio Verne.
/ Cuentan que un celebre vlolanlsia
norucgo. Ole Bull, cansado de rodar
por Europa tocando la mllsca mas Sc
lecta con cl gusto mas rntranSigente.
fucsc 4 los Estados Unidos y que etli
reuni0 en- pocoS amos una ofrtlnna dan
| l.. |
sus ingresos fuc una 0nOmatopeya, que
| el mismo comNlso, titulada: I'm buey
deyorado por IN tgre." Con dicha
fortuna pudo protcger mas adclante,
de vurlta d Su patra, lbscn y
Grieg. mo hay algo de ese buey de-
vorado por q tigre en- mbchas compo-
Siciouos de Poe. no obstante su pure
"a, Sn impccahiIidad, su intransigea-
cia artistca2 Reacciona contra Ia 81
cicdad que la rodea, pero al mSmo
tempo la confirnla la expresa. Ri
ne con sus compatriotaS, pero no pile-
he ocultar que pertcnece Ia raza de
aquelloS hombrcs discurshvos, apaSio-
nados por la yioleneia, gallistas, a.iedre
cistas. cazadores dc bufaos { inter
pretes incansabIes de problemas com
pEcados
Era IN sX1u to pcro ~ obra con
serya un fucrte olo. De factoria y IN
cierto moda = ftenccc Ia deseon-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-15
A los snscFipt0rs Y Agen|es

Para la buena mareha de esta Adnai
uistraci6n, no admitimos Atlas de
suscripeiones 4 este diario sino desde
.l primero de cada mes. Las ba'aS
.e avisaran los dias 30 & 81; advir-
siSndose que las que sc dieren con pos
serioridad no Sc tomaran en- cnenta
nj surtiran efeeto en- Ia contabihdad
h.s.a el dia iiltimo del mes slgmen-
=. al en- que sc soliciten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-15

| TN lffN'inoln tN tdi l'll'H'""' ~
lpiamcnte dcho. mientras Sea en- 81
lArchipitlago Magallanico, en- el Ce--
leste Imp,ria q en el Norte de Anne
rica, Y por ahi no los den todos 81
Mama Terra ticnc los noryioS de pua-
la: zero cn Elche en- Monovar de-
mas puntos de nu,stra costa levanti-
na. podrdn ser "tes," pcro mo tlenen
| lnada de "remotoS.'
Los terremotos. como So Sabc, son
cosas de ccharSe Il temblar; yo decla-
ro que es el feh"meno de la Natuma-
leza que mas tcmo, y ESQ que no ten
90 mas edifcios nj mas solarcS,ni mas
lsolares. nj mas propicdadcs Que me
pn, dan desaparcccr que el palacio am
bulantc de mi persona.
Comprcndo el panico y la anSuStla
que oadecen csas personals que tienen
fincas urbanaS, va sean de consthu--
cion fuertc va de cCnStltac''n raPil-
tica. porque los tcrucmotos no Sc pa
ran ante la SoIidcz de las conStruc-
clones. V 10 mismo derrihan las ferreas
que las petr,as. tcngan . no tengan
cargas. Y eSttn mo est6n hipoteca-
das.
Dcbe dc ser muy dcsaTadabie ESQ
de que llegue Oh portero a casa de un
propictario, y le Olga:
II Ila scutdo ustcd algo anornal IS
ia mariana las orce?
-Si. senti una coSa asi como ESQ
que llaman la muerte chiqnita
-Bueno, pues cntonceS Sc estaba
hundiendo la casa rimero dicz de la
Gale de la Cataairofe.
-. Toda
Como todae 81 no ha qucdado nj
81 solar.
Y los vccino4e
Los vec4os y yo oa~ henoe sal
yado todoS por el tejado- qns estA
ahora al ni1cl de la Gale.
Que me dice usted?
N'''' ''''' Va = ''''''''' ="
! 90 =
~ ''''''" ,''' l, w.,
'''''.', ''e ''' '''''' >''''''
,''' $50 "'''''' 90 - l''','
'''' '''' '''' ''' '''.''''''
f'S''''""' ~ =" '''Sss' '''''. -''' y" ''' -,
I "a" 4''' '''7'' y
~. n,,4t, a,a ILL., h...hn..
,.;a
lo'lo - lF"'i'''i'idi - "'ii' =" -
que yo deilchda los trrfe "oioS. dth
me diSg'sla inocho que Se haRah de
ids paiabfas lorcid"s frPfe'ae'dIeS
y malas nt"llRehc1as; fefo ei ierre-
ihoto, como 81 ihe&", '"ho 81 htrdeah
como Ia inundacion, hay que conve-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-15

LerialcS. aSi Sc trate do nm "maek--
tr0n," do un catacliSmo . de nm nau-
fragio espandoSo, como dc una r'iiaga
d. ticmencia qln combate mostra ra-
z6m, yacilanie como una luccclla en
una nochc de tornado.
Hay aigo de paradogico en el he
cho. cnrtamcnte muy repetdo, de
cue los grandes detractorcs do la Ell
vilizacion suelen ser los Pr"ductos
mas rctinadoS de- In civilization misma.
Asi SC prcscnta Poe. respccto del pro
greso en- general V, mas cSpeclalmcnte,
reSpecto dc la civilization nortcame-
ricana. Vino representa- en- ella el
primer conato en- sentido de rcin,c-
graci6n cspiritista, de franca rcacci"n
IDEAL. En- medic de aqlella sociedad
alborotada tan SOLO por los PROGRESSES
materialcs; en- medic de aqud tum1Il-
to de iniciatiyaS Y emprcsaS; rodeado
de una civilization nautica, siderur-
giga, pctrolera cutre ar"maS de Saia-
zGn drogucria. SuS biografoS mas
apaSionados pintanlv. como 10 hace
BaudcIairc, -aSiiXiado por una pros
pcridad hur~ueSa que IS luna verda-
dera barbarie iluminada por ci gas
ante la cual Ell cantor de Don Juan
On los inficrnos" dice comprender 10
da la grandeza de los puebios holga-
zanes
Baudclair. ha sido una de :aS en-
carsacionos mas sohreagudas del odio
del artsta hacia el filisteo el 'epl-
cier.@ Su diatriba contra los Estados
Unidos, mcjor qIIe al afan De vindl-
ear 4 Poe. obedece 4 csa enemIga nm
gglsa ga bic de lass imeIectualeS puros
contra cl mun.lo de- las cosas utillta-
rias dc los hombrvs lamadps pIsic-
ticos por anfouoma>Ia. \o por ser liau
dclaire quiczl era. pldo IihrarSe de
10 que 20 Iuzeo lm error de yl>laii--
dad. Nj los miSmos genios aIcanzan
@i4uha NeH "s>i' '1"'9e ''' >"> i'.N-
to'c'"9 " eo'' - '''S' ''' - '''''
'eS de 10 ae'''Hi S''0 Specie "'..' W
'dt'S e"fa p'1''' @.'''"'' h'9'"' NV
parece coSa facii a>oquhlo eSa de
la eonc,encia historical. SIN emhar--
60 no S''s7'''' aSi- " eTe"' fti'''- : -
I 1 .t.si...
ga que d'aa' 10 'e 'i'Afo So s'A''N
- habiafa at4 felfi"'lo of ic'"iia "c
ai'ssA''8fa '"'''o ~ ''''''' "'''i" =" 49, ''
*AaisoN'h. o''stha" a''th ''e p"@, I'd i'''4'
in"h'a Hie 'ti'it Fa@" N'hf' - "'''-''''''
una expansion poi''t'" Jdiiia9 "i'""'
Aida FOR or" f"f7f'" " 'oi" 81" ''
rl's sido hoSoafos eHpecIao"fvS m
consS-lenies, ae Ia miSHaa Stlffte que -
"-fian m'fi'os eo4ife'hI''+4aiie"9 oei E
sar tte hona. liemos pfestheiado an
Gran pefft-p hist"fic". Nlh S3hfk4o
eas,, porqae no han podido nlluT rii
nosotros las slntesiN 3 condfntacl"n's
or la hestofla fumra-
Asi tamhie1. 81 case inaraVllloso de
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-07
TAKING ALL PRECAUTIONS.

i was at little station IN the midst
Of one Of the dreariest and dryest
stretches of the Frisco road, said the
Oklahoma man, when the through ex-
press pulled in. AS soon as 1t stopped a
little seedy.looliing man with covered
basket on his arm hurried to the open
windows of the smoker and exhibited a
quart bottle filled with rich dark liquor.
" Want to buy some cold tea
heard him ask.
The eyes of two thirsty looking cat.
tlemen in the car visibly frightened
and they each paid 81 for bottle.
Wait till you get ont of the station
before you take drink, the little man
cautioned, or you'll get me into trouble.
/" He sold another bottle to n big buck
Indian with the same words of warning,
and found three other customers before
the train started
!" You seem to have pretty good
thing here for hootegger, ! said &c
him when the train had disappeared,
but ! can see that II would make any
more risk if those men took drink be
fore the train left
Oh yes it would SAID the boot
logger I'd probably be killed if they
did. You see what those bottles had in
EN- was real cold tea New York
Telegraph
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-07
TIE PRINTERS MISTAKE.

Topographic errors are one of the
chief banes of newspaper mans exist
ence. In the rush of newspaper making
proofs" are read hurriedly, or some
times not at all, and occasionally the
result in the printed product is aston
ishing.
For instance, the story is told of an
editor who recently wrote q puff for
the belle Of the bal saying: Her
dainty feet were ncased in shoes that
might have been taken for fairy boots, >
but the laundering compositor made it
read: Her dirty feet were incased In
shoes that might have been taken for
ferry. boats"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-07
GOOD IDEA PROVED FAILURE
eerIin's "One-kitchen" Apartments
Did Not Receive the Support
Looked For.

The so-called one-kitchen houses,
blocks of fats with one common kitch.
en- on the American plan, which it
was hoped would prove a success in
Berlin, have got into trouble after a
brief existence, a New York Sun cor
respondent says.
A syndicate which with borrowed
money had erected large blocks Of
such fats in various parts of the town
found itself in difficulties, and one
morning the tenants were unable TO
procure their breakfast, no provisions
having been delivered and the kitchen
staff having been dismissed. AS the
tenants failed to get satisfaction from
the estate manager they appointed a
kitchen staff of their own, but the re-
ceiver of the syndicate, REINFORCED
by squad of police, turned the new
staff out and harrcaded the kitchens.
Most of the tenants took their troub-
les philosophically and inserted in a
local paper the following notice sur
rounded by a mourning border:
To-day after prolonged agony, as
sisted by the official receiver, the
death has taken place of hamilton OF
our wellbeloved only kitchen, cut OF
in the tender age of two months and
eight days. The bereaved tenants
sorrowfully beg for public sympathy"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-07
All Can Work and Try

Milton wrote; Who best can sui.
fer best can do" The progress and
success of the other fellow always
looks easy. But only the other fellow
knows all about it. We cannot all
work just the same way Brilliant
minds make great leaps. They are
daring and courageous. Timid ones
must plod because it is their nature
The old saying, What others have
done, | can do" is not strictly true
and is misleading to the inferior in.
teIlect a strong man can lift great
weights, for he has the muscular
strength Weaker men cannot do
Whal he has done. But they can work
ana try That's about all that most OF
us can do
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-10-07
WORK FOR THE INTERPRETER
Flow of Language Used by China
men involving Simple Cues
ton and Answer.

A Chinaman was called as wit
ness in the police court OF Los Ange-
les in the case of a driver who had
run over a dog.
What time was it when you saw
this man run over the dog?" asked the
Judge
Me no sabe," replied the witness.
Il say" repeated the Judge, what
time was it when you saw this man
run over the dog?"
Me no sabe," repeated John, smil-
Ing badly.
I'VE shall have to have an inter-
prefer" commented his honor, as he
realized that the witness did not I'M
other Chinaman was hailed into court
to act as Interpreter. Ask the wit
ness commanded the judge, when
he saw this man run over the dog"
The interpreter turned to his Eel.
low countryman and said: I'VE chung
To- no me choo lung WOW, eho me no
chow chez, loo kow so-loo bling gong
tong yit ben"
70 which the witness replied
Wong lin kee, wo hoo, wing chong
lung yue lee, kin sing, choy yoke coey
ying lung ding wah, shing suey way
san yick ling toy bling coey bow tsue,
Pc tong pc gou hung NOW kim quong
yuen lee chow 70 ben tong"
The interpreter then turned to the
judge and said: Him say two
o'clock. "-Lippincotts.