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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-08-26
Spraaue N0Lss.

Mrs. j. II. Raney was a bust
ness visitor IN Butler last Tues
day returning home Wednesday
The Sunday Schools Of this
place are preparing for a good
time at the Sunday School pic
mic near Fairview in Heddeu's
Grove today and we regret that
we we're unable to appe on the
grounds in time 10 get an even
start at dinner with "Gabe.
Consequently he got more to eat
than we did
Mrs. Walter Main Of Rich Hill
visited with friends in Sprague
the first part of last week.
prot. A. o. Maxey. wife and.
daughter Miss Helen are in But-
Ter this week.
Elder L. H. Keopsel was &C
companied by his wife and two
little children to his regular APP
here last Saturday
and Sunday.
Henry Benham happened to a
serious accident n day last
week. He was passing a team
of mules with a wheelbarrow full
.of watermelons when the mules
took fright and started to run,
knocking him down. The wag-
on, with about a half load Of hay
passed over his body. Luckily
no bones were broken but he
was pretty badly bruised.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian church will serve Ice
Cream on the church lawn next
Saturday evening. Everybody
invited to attend.
The new game law is now in
effect. Parties wishing to OBJ
tain a license may do SO by APP
plying to j. H. Raney, j. P.
The dry weather the past few
days has shortened t',o corn crop
throughout this part OF coun.
try.
Marvin Cook is making prep
arations for returning to school
at Appleton City this winter
That is the wise thing to do for
every young man should secure
a good education.
The public school will open
here next Monday week. Boys
and girls get your books aud
other paraphernalia ready.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-08-26

10 S. reported out here that the
Beasley Clothiers viii cross bats
With fhe Butler Tigers 50 Peach
bad better watch out
Col SANpusKY DooLrrrLE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-08-26
NJ, W. A.
CHURCH DIRECTORY
Christian Church.

Bible school every Lords Day TO.
a, IN. " o. Mnxey supt.
Preaching Service every second
and fourth Lords Day ineach month
1905 VA aud 7;s0 y m. Also sat
urday before at 1850 D. M.
T. n Koepsel
Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-08-26
NJ. T. ChuFch south

Bible school every sunday at 10 a.
m y. NJ. CrissmRn supt
Preachlrg service third sunday 81
each month 100 a. IA. and 1850 p. "a.
J.. X. Sppers
Pastor
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-08-26
Real Estate Transfers.


Reported by llSle h weeks,
W i wilson 20 Hiram Deprlest
Lots b&Bhlk 30 Rich Hi, $1,000
Ruth Springer to w ESprlnEcr
Lots6& 0blk % Rich iifl $1,000
} W Jomlsan & n l. Fleming %
Conrad popp so heres sec "a
New Home twp $500.
Mablc Anderson 81 m 70 % G.
Chastaln $ IL Lot 9 hlk @
Williams add to Butler 500
olive Is Spciler to MY owen
Lots l2i q l22 Adrian $500
Conrad Popp 70 } w Jamison
and n l. Fleming so acres sec
p New Home twp $500
hiram Depriest 20 RALPH e.
worster lots 8 q 6 blk p Rich
Hm $500
R G Chappen to Carl Schmidt
lots p x y blk s Merwln $500
6 N Hardinno Duyalis Pe.c lval
Trust Co lot 1 blk IL Butler $500
Carl Schmidt to Bank Of Ner-
win lots p &22 blk 6 Merwln sa25
! G Cantrell toJ winegardener
3 aeres sec y spruce $40.
81 W f1ckiin to } c Taylor bles
0& 10 Adrain $1,000
w II Duaham to Margaret Eos
ter lot 81 Adrian 500
N Pritchard to J D Miller lot
blk 10 Butler $3.50
Eugene Hunt to S P Brooks 60
acres sec $ Spruce 5000
A EMosher to DuyalL Percival
Trusts Co 60 acres see S Spruce $3.50
N B Wood to Peoples Bank 40
acres see Is Lone Oak 500
GKspicert TO w II Bong 40 acres
see "a Mt Pleasant $1,000
Il 81 Cameron to e Maiore lot4
blk Rutler sE5
J W Browu1orB AsbaIry lots
3. 4 and 8 blk o. Rich am SO
II Combs to Farmers bank OF
Bates Co undivided interest
in lh0 acres e - & % shaw.
nee S45li
J II Stone To a 5 Qaiun pays of
sec $50 Deer Greek Slc00
IN Earsom to Duvall.Perclval
Trust Co 50 acres sec %
Pleasant Gan $500
G. J.. browning To Amanda
burst 80 a sec 5 Charlotte twp 81
j. Rupe 20 q o Koeger ct al
So5 "a sec n and 9 r Boone siTSi
a ibert Ross ct a tn NJ + strcln
part sec ~ Rockville twp Sts
J., Cough to Walton Trust 90
l05 "a "A see . Lone oak twp 5000
n 4 Shuster TO Walton Trust
Co 80 a see . Lone Ook twp st5l
y Combs 20 Farmers Bank
Lot . bIk q Polly A Hunn's
ada 10 Butler and undivided
interest in lG0 "A see - and "a
Shawnee twp. 1925 -
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-08-26
Atlas Camp.

Miss Hannah and Nellie Willis
were visiting in Kansas City last
week.
j. B. Watson, j. a. Brown and
Daddy Rhea spent their regular
Monday ia Rich Hill.
Our boys have been bringing
IN lots of fish the last of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Il. Weedin re.
turned from their Seattle visit
and they report a good time.
Ed Esnard and X. r.. Rank
spent Thursday and Friday Of
last week in Winger Nc. return
ing Saturday.
Joe Freeze was shopping Up
Rich Hill Friday.
Big Watson, TIC old time ball
player. took the base bali fever
and went to Kansas City to see
Kansas City and Milwaukee play
Monday. Chances are Big want
ed IN the game.
Misses Rhetta Forrer, Agnes
and Mabel Watson spent Sunday
with Mr., and Mrs. r. D. Mudd.
Mrs. S. R. Campbell and child
rem spent Sunday in our camp.
S. r. calls bis batch the second
Talmage House 50 we think she
was cleaning up the second Tai
mage.
Ed Gooden is the proud papa
Of a fine baby by. Ed wanted
him to haul coal Friday but he
refused.
John Cartwright brought N a
fine s pound dutch croppy Mon
day morning
Homer Crist has finished the
new iour and feed storage for
the Atlas Coal CO.
Misses Alta and Naioma Davis
have Returned from their Nevada
visit.
We were surprised about JUS
tice Kimbrough marrying his
first couple in his night robe.
Hurrah for Kimmie.
Mrs. Geo. Watson was shop
ping in Rich Hill Wednesday.
Walter Haliing is the style in
our camp.
King, the Long Bros. salesman
of Kansas City was in u camp
Wednesday peddling his cheese.
Mr.. Lee, the Loose Wiles sales
man was in our camp Wednesday
with his dough.
John Lowder and family spent
one day last week with his broth
er Alloy Lowder and family.
r. K. Wilson, John Westemire
r. Rhody and II. Written were
fishing Saturday.
Raymond Watson. manager of
the Atlas store, was on the sick
list Friday.
n. Freeze and j. Safee were
shopping in Rich Hill Saturday
Big Watson has advertised a
new water wagon and he is on il
too. What next Big9
We were glad to see such a
list Of subscribers 10 last week.
issue. We think the Atlas Coal
Camp is al o. X.
G. Herst, the Stanard Oil man,
was in our camp last week With
live grease.
We hope 70 see rain before our.
next writing for it is needed.
Henry Dellef, a driver in the.
Atlas mine was a victim Of an ac-
cident which happened while he
was working IN the mine. rhe.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-08-26
LODGE DIRECTORY.
/. o O. +.

Sprague Lodge No. 2l2 1. q. O.. r..
meets every Tuesday night. j. f..
Davis n. G., }. II. Raney. sec'y.
NJ, w. A.
NJ. w. a, Camp meets every second
and fourth Thursday night IN each
month Alonza Ellis V.C., ID. NJ
Crissman. clerk.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-08-26

Miss Leoia Ballhneh Of Glrari
Kansas is visiting home folks
this week.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-08-26

Dennis Miller was a Nevada
visitor Monday
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-10
Dir Mnacn NIB Icndytoraanc Der
Siciicrfi5d,c.

Gle piiicnid)oitIid)cn G%racbnille Der
ocltld)cn Sieiiee Grpcbition inl
Suhrc lS9S-1SD lillb Dor 3ltr5cnl
ollrd) Gin Erad)tuert BON TrotcIor
VI. 9roucr . Berlin ser NaAemeinbcit
ipeitcr SlgGnelid gemodt Dorben,
roas bic ouf Dem Tompfcr .&olol'
uia" ertcuteten Sieiiee : Slide be-
banoelt. 9eionbers 1roB ipur Die
Musbcutc an peloaiid lebenoeu Tl-
iden. 3. +. iolden. Die lid, itallei9
In Den tieferen Moiierid,idten ollfbol'
ten. obne Den @runo aui5ni,ten
bon oen bier sefoneeltcn 60 8ottitt'
gel, uilo 15l Nrtcn lpdten bis oobill
nidt weliiaer ais IA 0attun9er iillo
"a Nrien pollItdnoig ll%nbcfanlt. Co
bcfolntiid, sic Slide, mo %beicnoers
bic ans 0rGberen Sieicn fommcnoel,.
icbr raid, an @luRS nno 1%orbchprod)t
ucrlicrcil. lit eo fir hos @erf bon
1ali, bcioitoercm Wcrtb %1elpeiei,, Dob
oic Sbicre ppii ber, Witinbobcr Der
iucltbefaitntcii litbograpbiidlcn In.
itolt BON @erncr II. Willter IN 6rol,f.
iurt. i. Winter, Der nit Vrpf. grnil'
er al, Der 0oIoipin : expedition ielblt
She'll nahm. gum grpben 1beil nod
benz Sang il, ibrelt natiirliden tTnr'
bel, ge;eid)net murocrl. Gn Die Wirf'
i~nirfeit ocs Sontcnlid)ts int Wnllcr
id,on in icbr ecringcr Gntferint',I
pom Der Sbcril1d)e crliid)t NIB ote
ticiei absriinoe Der Mccre itanoig
III p0aise GiniterniB einaebiilt lino,
babcn nor aIlent Sic Anacn Der Siet'
ieciiide neitaeheuoc ltnianberlniaell
eriubren. Gle Observation-Disclosures IN
Der Nnpaiinno Der Mugen at oie'es
2cben i'm Tmnfcln lit aiibcrcroert'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-10
Sin lcucr NDpcnif. Strcid).

Gin @om,crItrcid). Der I'M Der be
olciicnocn llmItdnoc ,ulllcn IoIt 10
%bunloriitild, lpirft mic Der &opclldcr
Streid) oca Sduiitcra Toigt mo &c
roll 10 lpic oieier bcll c%lnaeborcllel
Mclpeft Oca ocrtld)cn @iirgcrS upr lc.
Ger grt polt Mmtsflcibnng benefit,
miro aus Berlin aclncloct. MlS Hidp
Ter in Solnr mo Wiibc lino Die @oll-
lcr in oos @crihtsgcbGlloe cingcl
orungen - Jolnrc mo Wilbcl, bat
ten lie, inter 2eitullg bcS H1oelsfiib-
rers, ciles iriiber fllrSe 3cit beim
Nmtsgcridt Yerlin.Ntittc beld)attig-
ten 20iGhriaen &%orinlunns Sotbor
8ii0de. porber i'm Scrid)t lelblt &c.
itoblen! - uno hattcn nit oielem
,Srcipnb notiirlid] 3utritt III ale Clint
ilcr. Nit rid)terlid)er @iiroc Idrit-
ten oie Serhreder nurd) Die langcn
G~orrioorc ocs SnIii5poloitcS itno per
iuaten Die Shciierfrouen aus Den
Nintsihabcn, IN bpien tie 9eiitc iiid)'
ten. 81, cineitt 3intn,cr crbrad)en tic
cil,en Sd)roitf uno iiablen ciiiel,
Stnb m,oliSacfiiltcr aoltcnred}.
uilugsiprnuulurc. Gteic fiiqtcit Die
Terbrcdcr l,ad) ,bcn s(ftenitiidcn, Die
lic fnnoci,. nit bent rid)tigcn Iftei,'
seid,en oils lirth n~eriaben tic nit et'
ilein gleid)iols seitobleiien SfiparS.
iteii1pel oes 2onoserihts Nr. 1. WVlt
oicienl StclnpeI falid,tcn tic oiid)
slnsiueispopicre auf ben Mantcn zines
Observation-Disclosures Sppern,nill,,
,unbrifcillIid) nud) i,of aiif oltoere
Malnel,. Die ltpd) nidjt befanl,t Inn.
N1e 1dlidriiiecn iuuroen III eiter So
itemn,e ouseefiibrt. no Niemanb
Dos 1rio lt6rte. Iann faiIirte,t lie
nls Observation-Disclosures allie @e'
biibren eirl, bic iie b%efornnlen fonir'
telL md ben bisberigen Grn,ittelliil
gen III orcibis Gdden %5uiaininen ct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-10
NmcrifaniidDc WiaionGrc.

Sprid)t mar bonn nmcrifanild)clt
Wiaion1r. 10 lit nid,t nllBer Mdt 5ll
lalien, baB man es NIT 5rpei Genera
tiorcn bon Miliondren 81 tbun bat,
iebr perifieoen i'm Alter iolpobl als
in Der 9eihoifenbeit = Die iltcre
ullo Die iiineere, beioc BON Der gai,'
sen Welt belpunbert. ullo I'M 8rult-
oe bcibe 5,l beoauern. Sn europa
hort maj, nleiIt bon Der nlteren DE-
ncrotio,n, Die aus Wannern beItebt,
Die nit l,id)ts nngeidneen lno eS 5il
llllcrnteBlidem 8eidtbum gcbrott
baben lino besbnlb BON Seoerttaitrl
riidbaltlos beiuiiitbert iperben. 81.
beiien bralid)t ntai, bieie Weloberoel,
llir Cit luenfg n1ber 5ii betrad)tclt,
III, lid, oi iibcr5euaen, Dob lpeoer ibr
9ebcn i,pd) ,br Gbarafter 10 erital-
lte,isipertb ii!,b. roie mat besft; oaB
tic i'm @caeittbeil mlebr Witleio per-
hienen. ais ma ibneu eiitgegen-
bringt.
!. Yierpont Worgan lit Ser groBe
Srguniiotpr BON W.onopolen. lin.
alefd) onbcren Tnlcrifancrn mar or
llicntols arm. Gr crbtc $10,0O0,OOO
BON ieilient Batter llrb organiiirte bic
grubartieiten inoultrieaen nno firatt.
,ieIien Nshltaiten in bcn Ser. Staa.
ten. Gr itebt ini Hiiie cineS Gonier-
baiipen u allcn llnternebmungeit,
aber ~gciu0bnlid, ronierpirt ct niebr
fir iid) ieIbit oils fir anberc. @ei'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-10

lit Hotter, IebenSluitieer. Sn eini9cn
SGaen erlernen ole erben Der alter
WilIionarc reben ibrcu 8dtern oas
@eId)aft uno mad uno nod nebnlerI
lie ocren EIas I'M 9iireall Elm nno
fiibren OieieIbe Irt 2eben bis IN
hire alien Gage. Soldes iino Die
Sobne zines Norgan 8odeieller,
Sill, Stilman, Sfiit Gogers uno
einige scr @anoerbilts aber iie Iino
deeante, junae W1nner, gbitlirier-
ten bon Sorparb uno gale. Sic boz
ben niemols Grnutb 1etannt unO
niemols 81 fGrnpien gebabt, besbalb
perltcben lie oud nift, mas es 5l
crobern gait. Nenn rs ibneu ges
linat, bas Termoeeu mnperiebrt 81
crbalterL oos lie bon ibrcn &Gterl
erbcn %lperoeu, 10 fonnen iie lid eliid-
lid nen1en; ibre Sobne fonnen iidJ
10 nennen loiier. lpenu Tie Semanoen
finoen, Der cs fir lie 5uiommenbult;
ibre Gntel weroen Sd,tlben anGdu.
fen.
Cine geraiInlc Nl5abl ilih9cr Will
linitGrc fol,nell nidt orbeiten, tic limb
Sobne bon EGtern, ipeld)c 81 uiel ges
orbeitet bnben, mo bds bette, iuas
ibrcn 81 tbun iibrig bleibt, lit, oaS
bon ihreu GGteru nngeiommelte
@elo 5I pertbnn. Die Mrt, fpie lie
es ollsgeben. lit munbmal etlpoS
ionocrbor. Der Cine baut Elm Saus,
Dos Wilinneil foitet, unb pertauit es
nm ben balbem Yreis, ,peil es ibm
nid}t mebr gefaut. Ger gnberc Der,
bringt icinc 3eit nit Iennpferbenr II.
Iutonlobilen ODER 5critrellt iib nit
Seirotben nlb Sd)eioungen ciu
redt foitipiclieer 3eitpertreib. Gin
Inoerer perfpenoet cine Miuion iGbr-
LID oui feline Soht, ipieber Gin Mt
berer periuenbet cbeuiopiel fir cine
SGneerirl. Giner beiratbet 5ur NIB.
medieIung elm &ommermooden, uno
idlieBlib Giner, Der gar nihts an-
bereS 81 tbum meiB, crifieBt ODER
pergiftet einen Mnberen, oamit CT
cine WiiIion auf ieineu Ero5eb per-
nenoen fam.
Snlnitten BON 10 niel unratb ieblt
es iebod) burd)oils nidt oil llild)ters
nen, perniinftieen ebrenbaften Tdrs
nern bon Heiftbum, ipelfe obne pro-
biges guftrcten Ieben unb @iltes III
Der Stiae FIFTEEN, iuelde all oieie
grtrapo9an5en beflagen mo perlte-
ben, bob es in bieier @elt etpas
gibt, bas nlebr ipertb lit oils 8elo:
aIcin bieie befinben iid) III elmer
tI1aIiden WinOerbeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-10
3as 8cbcimnif bcs Mand)cner
Sicrs.

Ios @cbeimniB bcs Miildcner
9ieres, DoS man ifon 10 oft pergeb-
lid at burhbringen gcgloi,bt bat, loll
min cntbedt iein. Am Wal5 nno ant
Sopfcn lag es nidt, benn nit ocnlel'
ben Wiol5 utb Sopfen bot man IN
Berlin tros ullcr 9|eHtiibilugcll lid}t
odiiclbe Wier 5lt braiieil pcrnlod)s.
Mud) nnt WaIler alleii, oas man
louac pcrontlportlib modtc, lag cs
nitt, oenn Die Yeriu6e nit Miiild)cs
ner @oiier, bic man in Berlin &C.
nlad)t bat, ergaben iuieOerum nid)t
oas gemiinifte @rgebniB. erolid)
perilidte man eS alid nit Der Mtiln-
dener Sefe, sic man fir eill beionOc-
res, oilrd lan9e 3iidtung e%ntltanoes
mes ErGparat belt. nllBerbalb Wiils
dcr's pbne politipes Heiultot. Mnn
aber ioq oes MGtbiels 2oiung gefun-
Den iein. Or. gmslonoer bat ber-
allsgefunoen, iporoit es licat. mo
guar oltf @runo neuerer gniidten
iibcr cine beiiimmtc alaiic por Go
iullaeu, sic illnn .aoaoioc" iteunt.
9orluitcr lit cine Mrt Suspcnlion
bon aorpcru in Sliiiiigfeiteu 81 Der
ltcbelL olio cine grt BON @alicrts.
2cim, @ummi utb ocrgleid)erl. Die
Sad)c Iicgt = ood) ON @afierl ebclt-
Io,peliig ruic es gleid)aiiltig lit, Oh
MAJ, St1rfc nit ipeid)enl oocr nit
bartem @oiier perfleiitert, alio IN elil
,aoQoib" periuonoelt, ebenlotuenlg ut
es aleibgiiltiq. Oh mat Dos Wal5 NIT
bielcm ODER ierem @aiicr III Wur5e
uermnnoelt. Sic I'M Waiier geloIteit
Stoiie, i%nsbelpnbere Der &alf, MIR
fen in beItinlmtcr Meiic loieno oltf
Die Wal5lt1rfe mo iibcn nod elfte
sarjc MnSabl ionltiger GihtliilIe ans,
sic 81. Gntslonoer in lpeitcm lint
iol,ec eriorifte. Snsbcionoere ner-
binbcrt Elm folfboltiaes Waiier oas
@erinne, Der @ilpcibforpcr oeS Nal.
ies. @erinncn bieie GiiueiBforper, 10
eutltebt Elm rleeres" Bier, gerlnlleit
Tie nid,t, 10 uirb bas Bier vpoumiill-
bia". Mit Ncd)t miro man nun tra'
ael,. marum eS baum nif)t gelilngefl
lit, nit Dem nah Berlin trarsportir-
ten Wiinhener @aiIer elm nit allen
| Gioenihaiten bes ucdten" ausgeltat.
totes 9ier 5u branen, Aud blerfur
(1Rt lid, Ole Ieutung aus Den Gnts-
Iunoer'id,en 9eriud,en finbcn. Cans
miuimole Sdnanfungen i'm aalfge-
holt bes @ailers 1noern id,of iclpe
Wirfuna auf Sos NalS. Der @n!ts
debolt bdnat aber micoer bon pcrid,ies
Senen l~lmIt6noen, in crIter Clinic bonn
WcboIt ali &obleni1iire ob nro per'
GnSert Iid) bel lungern Erai'sport.
McinfaIl. = Gran: vSabelt
mir ocnn ,uirfIid feii,cn Gognof 5il
10 Yfcnnia mebr, Dab I'll allc Scilte
meoidifft 3" 8irtb. Q%uiitbeito):
.Notiirlid,, bier itebt cr; aber Der
WoIifbiremOe pertpenoet ia feii, In-
oe pon mir. benz babe i'd aus
Scrielben 1loid)e eincn gu % EIcil.
Mig perfanft!"
Cine quite q cit
ss,1naer Gbemnnn bet Der Seimfe9r
Al, bern Eicultmandrul: .Wenil
meme ssrail mir nid)t bei'm &iiiict
itinedt, oab i'd Bier sctrmtfen babe
-. probiren Sic opd) cinmal, Mt
mo-"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-10
Nntu GDrte.
@olfsang BON @oetbe.

y olfsaug BON &oetbe.
Sd gina I'M @oIoc
So fir mid bin,
Ga pioslid) itonf cs
Start nod Sen5in.
Sm Shotten iob id
Gin Alito iteb'uL
God Ser Gbuuifeur mar
Nirgcnos gu icb'n.
Sd moIlt's bcitei0crL
En tortc es grob:
.Hous ans Die Sonorl,
iii iouler aopp!"
Gr ioBte Die Same,
% Lief Tie al,s,
9ciBinbc9oiicn
Blob id) nod Snus
llnb borg bic aleibcr
9ln fiiblen Srt,
Nid)tS bolf co lcioer:
Sic itinfcn tort!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-10
u II.

u ifoluuS Scnou.
Snrd Den Yarf, oeu nbrntnBsloieli
Moiiclt milo ein Nilto BIN,
Tlcdtcno IN Die ounflen Hoicn
Slcide @olfen BON Benign.
Stride monbeln BORT am Sil9cl,
AengitIif ieben lie eS nob'n,
Iootaefubrenes @eiliigeI
3cid)nct furd)tbar lcinc gobr.
Sr1urneno lob bos Sollpt id) iinfcn,
llno cs mobnt mid munocrbor
GieleS autos fernes Stirlfen
Gn mem peiBes Sonoihubpaor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-10
Scinrid Of Seine.

2riie 5icbt bllrd) mcin @enliitD
&IcblifcS 6ctute,
Sor ih 10 Elm Tuto.2ieo,
Wiro mir frob 5li Wutbc.
6cbr', mcin Auto. iabr' binolIs,
@dit id)on lang 9eiialtbcn,
1onnit Iu oil Der 2icbites &nlla.
60br' cS niht 5uidanbcn.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-04-09
interpreting a Gift.

Last Christmas a Philadelphia man
sent as present TO his son and
daughter-in-law one Of the new gold
eagles, and with it the following let.
ter:
THE woman on the face of this
coin is for you. Clarence. because men
usually like good-looking women. The
eagle on the reverse, with the feathers
on its legs, is for Lottie, because WON
en- are supposed to like birds and
feathers.
THE E pluribus unum, Which you
know is translated One of many,
means that of the many OF them you
would like to have this is the only
one you get
The 10 stars, being an unlucky
number, indicate the hard luck many
of us have in our efforts TO gather in
the quantity of these coins we really
have need for, but then the as stars
around the rim tell you that by work
ing like 46 days in the week you can
probably accumulate enough to see
you through"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-04-09
Cigarette Makers Lose Jobs.

Many workmen are planning to
leave the island of Samos, 43 miles
southwest from Smyrna, because of
the introduction of machines for Gig
arctic production, which permits dali
ly output of 100000 cigarettes. The ex-
ports in cigarettes from Samos island
amount to 100000, England, Ger
many India and the Transvaal being
large buyers. The wages average IS
cents for every thousand cigarettes
rolled. Wine is also great source of
wealth there. Consul General Harris
of Smyrna points out that Samos is a
vassal Of Turkey and pays a nominal
annual tribute. which the sultan gives
back to the people of the island to
build and repair the much-needed
roads.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-04-09
Measures Hardness Of Metals.

An instrument to measure the hard
ness of metals has been recently de-
vised, more especially designed and
found very useful in the manufacture
of tools like twist drills. where the
hardness has to be kept between mar
row limits. Il consists of a glass tube
within which steel ball of 40 grains
weight, treated by a special process
so as to have jewel hardness, falls
freely. The height of the rebound OF
the ball measures the hardness Of the
metal it strikes. Were the area OF
contact between the dropped weight
and the metal larger, SO that no ap-
preciable dent were made, the rebound
would be measure of elasticity rath
er than hardness. The height of the
rebound is measured on scale, of
which 100 is the average hardness of
carbon steel. which is also found to be
the safety limit for steel tools after
relocating and tempering ready for use
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-04-09
CONVINCED BY THE STATISTICS.
Point That Satisfied Maiden Aunt as
to Expeditions Safety.

For five minutes after the automo-
bile stopped before the door the rest
OF the family cosxed and argued be.
fore they could persuade the maiden
aunt to get in.
Il am afraid the thing will blow up
or something" she said, "and GER
tainly don't want anything to happen
that viii prevent my getting up to
New Rochelle. haven't seen Jennie
for six months. l don't want to be
fooled out of my visit to-day"
"Oh, you'll be all right, Aunt Mary. :"
laughed the man who wore goggles
and mask You are not coming
back, you know, and we are sure to
get up there. Most automobiles get
to their destination in safety 1t is
on the return trip that the ma
chinery cuts up high jinks. Statistics
on motoring prove that Nobody at
tempts to explain the situation, but it
is fact that nine-tenths of the acct
dents that befall motorists happen
when they are coming home. II seems
as if Providence meant folks who own
automobiles to have a good time and
then pay for it on the way back.
Before he had finished talking
Aunt Mary had climbed into the ma
chine
"Well.' she said. doubtfully, 'ff you
are sure about that l suppose | might
as well 60"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-04-09
Seeing the Show.

Sam Shubert used to tell this: "A
rustic came to Buffalo and bought a
ticket for the theater. Through blum.
dering about the doors he found him.
self in the adjoining billiard saloon.
Seeing a novel performance going on,
with a big crowd witnessing the same.
he settled himself in a chair and pa
tiently watched the play for an hour
or two. Having satiated his appetite
he left the room, and, going out on the
street, was asked if the show was over.
Over? Oh, no, he replied; it's a-goin'
on yet. They are knockin' away like
all the world in thar"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-04-09

The latest wrinkle in table etiquette
concerns forks. 1t has been the Gus
tom when putting the fork down on
the plate to turn the prongs up. They
must now be turned down. Nine
Grundy's decree suggests that of our
childhood's Simon:
Simon says, Thumbs up
Simon says, Thumbs down."
Just now Nine. Grundy says:
Forks, prongs down." and unless you
obey you are not up to date.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-04-09
Log Far Underground.

Wood 404 feet underground in a per
feet state of preservation was found al
the Alabang stock farm the other day
while boring for the second artesisn
wen there The drill had penetrated
to a depth of 400 feet and had just
been drilling hard rock when it sud
denly struck log which was five feet
in diameter and in perfect state of
preservation
How log could be so far under
ground and underneath q ledge of
rock in perfect condition is question
that is puzzling the officials of the
bureau of agriculture.-Manila Times