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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-08-05

One of the noticeable weak
nesses of our primary law was
brought out in Tuesdays primary.
Less than so per cent of the Dem
ocratic vote of the county was
cast. There were five candidates
for Probate Judge on the Demo-
cratic ticket. Thus it was shown
that under the provisions Of the
primary election law, where a
plurality dominates, as small a
percentage as 10 per cent of the
party vote dominates. A candi-
date thus nominated is not the
choice of a majority of the par'
ty he represents.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-08-05
The Baptist Church.

Sunday School mt $50 "a. m.
Preaching services at HOO a. m.
and at 500 p. m.
Young Peoples meeting at 7.15.
Prayer meeting Wednesday
evenings at 500 o'clock.
All are cordially Invited to all of
these services.
j. T. Nevins, Pastor.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-08-05

Although defeated in the pri-
mary for the nomination for Pro-
bate Judge, Jas. L. McQuie has a
rghti 80 b? proud of the splendid
vote that was cast for him.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-08-05

The Republicans of Montgom-
cry county nominated a satisfac-
tory ticket at last Tuesdays pri-
mary and will now present unit
ed front in the campaign for it's
election.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-08-05
PROBATE COURT

And che Democrats nominated
Harry Black for Prosecuting At
torney.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11
SraaiidJes Gnoe.

9tcm Dort. 5. Jebrnor. -
Gcm Coroner wlroe 9ciiern iriib Die
9in5ciac critottct, ooB 6ronlein Seiiie
Spiacr oic 3l.idbrigc lohter bcS in
g(r. G52. GorrolitroBc. lpobnenoei
ltilbcren Observation-Disclosures Sonioro
q. Spiucr, ScIbitnoro begonaen ba'
Gc, inocm iic III ibrer gltermpoh.t
ming cine Guontit0t aarbcli1ure
tronf. llcber bic uoberen llniltdnoc.
ocS ScIbtnlorocS ooer iiber bos Wo.
tip Der &crpucIIlrngStbot mar feline
Gcrotc &niormotion SIT erbalten.
roh idcint SRI, Spiller ourd, Me-
lauholic III 6olae oes 1oocs einer
ibr tbcurcn Eerion III Ocr Ioo &c.
triebcu morocn gu iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11
Baltimore. Wo Ireitag, ben II. Tebrnar 1910.

9ie 9eilder bon d)ineliihen Heltail-
rants fiibIen lid lmbeboqlih neil
Chop Suep i'm 9unn oeS Ileiih.9op.
colts Iteht. Nus Der ionlt BON man.
hcn 2eutcn fiir 10 toItIih Qeboltenen
Speilc. Die aus cinenl Grittel Slcilf,
III Ger Sallptiofc Shlucinciieiid),
SeIlerie. 3luiebCIm mongoIiihen 9lr.
tiidoden uno gelueutcm Heis beltebt,
ioII nun gan5lid ous 6Ieiit tueggc.
lolien tueroen unb Tie 9leiht jeBt Ell
ner Woiie tuollenen @orns.
Hon5e filr oen Sormer.
" a btngtoL 5. Sebruors -
Sn elmer altsgeor5eiteten Reoe ent.
lpidelte 9eitern I'M 8llnoesienut sc,
notor Wc@umbcr bon Hor0.9 .9ototu
Oen 9todipeis, ooB oem 6armer bon
oen bohen Yrciicl neId)e aeacmuGr-
tig mlf 2ebenSnllttel erboben mcrOen,
fclneaiuegS eill ongenleiiencr NntbCiI
5ufoIe. Bills. luie lie im Hepr1icn,
tdntcnboltle eingcbruht lpurocn icien.
io0tc er, lnb iucIhe iid oui Oic 9(ui'
bcbuna Scr 3oIle iir lunomirthihoft,
Iitc @r5eilaniiie bcS0gen, Iieien oli
@erilld]e binaia, eincn aeieBIihcn
@opcott ee9en Ole 5oriner in Sccnc
5u ietcn. Gin ipld)er 9opcott babe
lih bon slnfon0 an oIs Die Yreiie
Der SebenSmitteI Ionfin9en, 5il lteieen,
erlparten lolien. glber oieie 9enoh.
tbeIligllng meroe niht eiuig oouerlt,
Ionoern ser 3citprnft riide ropioe
berun, 81 ipelhem Die Sormer einen
on8enleienen &obn iiir ibrc 9lrbeit
erbolten lpiiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11
SnInraentrn bombnrSiren 8rcptuuu.
Wtnnoguo g}icoruguu. 1. Icbr

VI tnndguu, 9tlcoruguu. t. ,Scbr.
-- SnS ,Snlllrgeutcn Aunonellbont
oSmctepc" erld)icn ant Tonncritug
ror 8rcOtoUn mo bombnroirtc Die
Gtoot jlualt5ig Oiinltcn lang. 9tclul
Slolller 1ullrocn burd) oic (Sronutcu
te9 aononcnbootcS IN 9runO gcictt.
lic llicr gottcricn bcuntmortctcr ouS
sScllcr nit grobcr Gncrgic mo be.
ld)0ot1ten OnS aanoncnboot oermo.
ben oob cs gc5mlngcn mar, Oc!t
Jli:d5ig an5utrcten.
9lnh cincr onocrcn 0criion ioQ
GoS ,Sciicr 0eS aonorcnboptcs MD.
zen 9cringiien SfnOen ungcrid)tet
6aben, 6o ee ntdt nabc gel1ig beron.
fam mb ieirc Hrnnotcn oie otaot
nid)t errcidtcn. Iie ncun !SGuier
iuclfc obbrannter. bnttcn ;iif1llia
Seltcr gcfnngcr Gnfridltcn aus Dem
,fhncrn iteIlcn inlmcr nod cinc bol.
Oigc Gntiheioul,gsIhlod)t in 2(usidlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11
Sd)lag fir bic 9lrbcitcr.
Ter betonntc ErO3eB 2oeiue miocr
Die Slltmoher enoet nit &crur,
tbeiling Der @ctlo9tcn.

Snrtforb, Gonn.. ). Ecbr. ---
9ll& cine neue llnobbGngigteitS.Gr.
florllng bc5elhncte ser HchtSonmolt
Gunlel Gopentprt ans 0rioocport
bcllte ein ori $222,000 Shoocncrlot
!oiltenocs @erbift, uclhcS cine rSurp
beiltc i'll bieiigcl 9unoesgcridt IN
hen Ero5eb bon 3. e. 2oeme in
3onburp 9egen 200 Wtitglieocr ser
Sutmohcr.ltnion oeS StooteS Gon
nectclit lpeaen 9opcottircns icinpr
Gr5euguiiie obgob. Gic Sdooencr.
ioBlmlntc lclbIt. oli lucld)c lih sic
>SllrD I'M Tcrlollie bon menia mchr
ols 5mci Shtnoen in 0cnl Med)tSitreit
ellll9tc, lolltctc nlr oli $4,000, obcr
oa Die Slogc Iid) mlf OoS Sbermon'.
idc anti.GrltitgcieBe itiittc, 10 lit Der
oreiIo6c 9ctrog 81 crlc9en Cos
Geroift, Ourd melheS Scr So6c Ser
orgo1ilirtcn 9(rbciter Elm 10 id)pcrer
S6loA pcrleBt mnroe, crregte uQgc.
neines 2ltllcben ilno pcricbtc 0ic BE.
floatcn IN nid)t geringc @eItiirUtng.
9lllf gntrog Der Gertreter Der gefloos
ten iebtc Scr Hihter oen Scrnlin uuI
ben I. 0i0r5 5ur GerhunOluno on.
Dos Terhitt ols iiberrn0Big bod mn,
5illtoBen. ,}n 6ieier Siblno miro
ortd beSil0lid) Der @erihtsfoitcn ltn0
Ser 9lmuoltsgcbiIbren 9citilnnnrna
aetroiIer lucroen, bon bcncn man sic
Grltercn oui nlinocltcrS $4,000
Id)obt, mGbrcnh bic 9lmpnlt$0cbii6rcn
Der Standardization bon 9lmcrifu,
ipcldc Ole Gcdllng Der 9lnnnltofoltcu
ilbcrnonlllcn bat. nidt picl lucniDcr
ols S25O,0O0 bctrngcn oiiritcn. 9ln'
fpolt Tnpcrport, Der @crtrctcr Der
floacnocn ,5irlno, 500 ollS Scr Gnt.
Id]elolng ocn Sblub. Dob bic cin5cI,
nen W'it9licocr Der Irbeitcr.llrioncn
oilrh oic 0onolimgen ibrer @conltcu
geblllben lucrhen ,nb ooB OuS Cher.
mon-@clcb Den sSobrfontcn ln2
aouilenten Sdub 9cgen @opcotta
ieitcns Scr 9Irbeiter qelpdbrt. Shon
oic >Snitrllftion oes Hid)terS bate Die
sSilrD on1ciulclclL 81 8unitcn Scr flo.
genoen ,Slrnlo 5n crfcnnen. Sic Be
ffogtcn iinO icit cntihloiien, oieSod,c
on ocn 9ltnoesfreis- -9lppeQboi urb
cpcnhlell lelbIt at onS Sbcr. .Vun0c3.
npriht ~ hritttrcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11
Sin gluiidJub.
@oIlmger llnteriuh,nNa Gonite
lmtcrbridt .ieiuc GcrbonoImNcr
oui eiuc @odc. - Ter ScfrctGr
0eS ,&nuern itcllt glnmGIte an.

nli cine @odc. --- Ter Scfrct0r
oe9 &nuern itcllt 9luwGIte an,
u a bington :. G., 4. 6ebr,
- Gns Gomitc sur llutcriuhlmg Ser
Nontropcric 5luiifeu @nIlinqcr lmo
liud)ot pcrtugtc belltc ieiuc @crbun,s
IlnAcn bis sum If. Sebrnor, I'M 0le
ltnflmit pon 9lmuGIten 0eS Setrctdr9
NaIltnacr 81 cruurtcn lno Oenlclbcn
@cleHenbctt 5ll acberL lid nit 0cn
G;in5clbciteu hea SuIlc$ ocrtrnlt 5lr
mod)cu. lic iiir oicic 0icultlciiutns
gen 0uScrtorcucn Scrrcn Iin0 >fobn
!. Ncrtrccs, clu numbu'tcr ,Nlrllt
CHS 9tolbuillc, mo Der irilbcrc Goms
puNnon 0c9 Sctrctira @ollinNcr,
9iIhtcr Battle 9itter Battle miro
3itnodIt olS 3el9c auftrctcn nm 6em
Gomitc Wiittbcillm9eu iibcr perific.
hcne Rehtsgeifditc, be3iiglit oeren
ocr ebcnloligc SclosSnlpeftor 8Iopi5
2luaiugcn 81 ErotofoIl gcgcbcn bat
81 mohcn, mo ooun miro CT Uciter
0tn SiblunAcn betuobnen, INN 0ic
SntereIicu Oes ScfrctGrs Su ldiltca
Ger gllnualt TertreeS pir0c 6enl
&trnebmen naf lolpobl pom &ricga,
Scfret0r IidinIon, mic olh pom
ErGibcnten ielbit cnpiobIr,L Der ibn,
lrlc c9 beiBt Ieit Subreu pcrionih
fcnnt. Nertree3 lit Temofrnt llno
Gilt ais cmer Ser bciten 9lmpGtc III
9tolbUillc. Sefretdr @ollin9cr lit
id)IicBlih SIT Ser llcber5el1lmN &C.
lGnat ooB cr cincu RehtSbeiitono
brolldlt, llnO cr miro nUnlebr Oollen
@cbrouh Don 0ieicm Eripilegium
nldhcn. IS ltcbt iil erlportcn, ooB
ele &erbnnolungen bes Gorite's iid)
i'll 6ol8e oelien mcit intereiionter ge.
itulten ipcrocn, ais 6iSher.
(Spdter.) - Gnrl Huidl iriibercr
GiltriftSolnuolt fiir Wfontnnn. lit be,
ollitro1t lrorbcn ocn Sefrct0r 9ot.
linaer, &on0. GunlniliGr Gcnnett mo
6cIoogcnten SdmorB III oen Ecr.
hcnolln8cn 0cS llntcrillhlngS Go'
mites 5ll Ucrtrctcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11
HcprGicntant gorina gelturbcu.

" d bln0ton, :. g., 4. 6ebr
- 9icpr1lentont Nilliurs &. Sorillg
uon Gulmton, Wtnii., lit bcutc Nor.
mittng Inn 9.20 IN ieiner bicligcn
nnh mcbnpodiger Arnnt.
bcit Acltorbcu Gr mar IS Sabre
cit mo bate icincn liitrift lieben
SernlInc lon9 obnc llntcrbrcdun1 I'M
GongrcB nertretcn. Ger Ycritorbeuc
ltunnltc aus Nbooe S5lon0 lno mar
nobc5u Icin 8an5e5 Sebcn lang I'M
Ndunnuollipinlerci (Seid)Gft tbGtig.
SS0brcuo bcS 9ilrHcrfricgcs oicntc
er tllr5c Belt inn @cnecorp5 81 Sort
O}onroc, nulbtc icbob i'll 2lnbctrocbt
Icmcr lhp0hlidIcn tSellnobeit oen
CicuIt Qlittircn. Dor icincr critcn
Grluoblung jlu1 Gon0rcbnritgIicb in
1895 mar cr jluci Sabre lang Wit.
gllco ocs StnntsienntS uon Winiohu
ictts. Ter Acknowledgement, mel.
der @urIicIb in 1880 5luu GrGiioeu.
ten nomlnlrtc, Dobntc cr nl9 IcIe,
Q0t bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11
,scuer i'm Tprmitprium.

9tortb ton, Utaii, ). &c
brnar. ,5iini,lnoSuanjig iinnge
MGoheu, pelhc im Snlitb College
ibren Stnbien obIiegen, iobcn lih
geitcrn 9tbeno gcuotbi1t, ifIcllniglt
ibr 9lbenbeilen III bem Gormitoriiiin,
'Uelhcs ocn 9iamcn Glarfc 6oule
fiibrte. im Stid, 5ii laiicn lnb Die
6nitt SIT crgreiicu. iucil ein Brand
uusgcbrohen luor. apcld,er oen gan.
;en bitteren 5beil beg 8eb1iioes III
9(ihe legte. Ter iiingen Mdbbeu
bcnldd)tiatc iif cin oeiualtiscr
Shrefen, abcr iic famen i1nlntlif)
linnerlett bnpoii, ipenn nild meiiteits
Inter 3uriiflaiilng ibrer perionIi.
den giieften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11
80 ltntcriecbuote berlangt.

@oibirgtom 5. 6ebrltar.
Gcleaotionen aug Californian, Ore
aon mo 8aibington, itntcr luelhen
iib Die iGmnttlihen 8ertreter bieier
orci Stooten I'M 6pusreB beiatoen.
mterbreitetcn geitcrn oenl WariHe.
gfusid)uB ocS tSotties cil 9rogranltn,
rad, lpcIhelu fir Die pacifiife siiite
90 llutcrieebrote imb 5luor in icoem
rlr 1lGhitcn iilni Sabre ibrcr 3ehn
lcbollt lucroen ioqen. Ger Wariite.
9ItsiduB OeS Senates, an oeiIen
Spibc 5cuotor Eerfins aus Golifor-
men itcbt lit Der &crltdrf,na Der.
NcrtbcioiguugSmittel oil Der @eit'
filItc gilniti9 geionnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11
Gbineicn bpucottcn Gan francisco.

Sun SruneiSco. Gal, 5. iSc'
bunr, - Negcn angeblih lmgereh-
tcr Ncbonollng BON Sitaiiaten in Der
uCucn Gimuonoerlngs Station AMI
9!ngel 3Slono boben Die Gbineien BON
bier uno Der gclnnmten poeifiifen
ailitc gegen bcn Safen BON Satt
,Gronci5co eiuen gobcott erfl1rt.
gch elmer 8eriomlnlllng polt promi.
rcnten Gbincicu lunrocn nad Gbino
&nbcl Icpcidlen gcId)ift, iuorin olc
Ghiueicn illtruirt lperocn lid norb'
Iihc S5Gien ol3 glnflmitsboien alis5u.
llhclL bis lid Die 8crbaImiiie geGn.
rCrt bnbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11
Staotbeamtc perflaat.

Ebilnbclpbio. Bo., ). Iebr.
- 2ogor ~. 9ulIitt uno onbcrc bic,
lipe Steiicrjnbler boben ltntcr Der
Scbouptlna, onb p1brcnb Der per-
floiiencn Orci Sabre $s,000,000
liebr, aIs oos Ginfun,men Der Stobt
betria, iiir loufenoc ItaotiIdc 9luS.
guben uerlperoet lpiroen uno oob
ilan Sorbcrcitilitacn treiic, mebr nls
tos Ginfonlnlen Der Stoot bctrGat
ru1hrcno ocs lailfenbcn 1obrc3 ous.
5lIgcbcn cine scridtli6c alagc &C.
Gen Ben Dinpor it,o anocrc geontc
angeitrenat Sic ioroern ooB Die
'gcnonnter geantten perbinocrt pcr.
rem @eIocr iiir bic Etabt ai,S,rac.
ben ODER Sduloen ,u MAIDEN, Die
sroBer, oIS Die Ginnabinen aus oen
Steiern mb nitberen GneIen linb.
-1sG1s sur Heiic in's NnsfanS be.
forgt 6. glaine, Nr. 413, Cn.galti.
usrsitrake, nabe Gaitsm &paie ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11

Gem iintcn0cn Nompicr yaenhldp"
gcrettct bat, 2cic Is Ycrioncn bill.
bctcn oic gauge Miuunicbait Ocs Cant
piers, mo Die lwiprilnglictc 9tudb.
rid)t, Bob Die Mounihuft aus -
Ncrioncu bcituloCn babe, bcrubtc uri
cmem Srrthun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11
,1effrics. Iphnipn. .9sreisfampf.

Milionla, Dfont., 8. 5ebriar.
- Sobn 3. @leaion crfldrte bier &c.
tern gtahlnittoe. oab Der Vrcis'
tnn,pi ,rpiiden ,Seiiries inb Sobniot
in Gan 0raneisco itattfinoen lperoe.
CIR unb 9fidaro bitten iid beute Wor'
gen auf telesrnpbiihem Wege oabin
Seeiniat. @ieoion luiro Montag nit
Ter" 9lifaro in Salt Cafe sninm.
merfon,men iuio Die SdluBporberei.
tungen trefien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11
C;rufcr @crlnit Der gunSesregicrnns.
@uuptQunrticr iiIr meoi5iniite Tor.
rGtbe in Hcm.Dorf eingeaihert. -
ShoOcn I'M 9etroge non $4,000
bis 100000.

ShuOen I'M 9etroge non $4,000
bis $1,O0O,0OO. f,
9tcmW Worf, i. Sebruor - 3unI
5peiten Wtale inncrbalb 3Iuei ,Sabren
lulroe ods biciige Sauptquartier ces
9cportenIents fiir meoi3iniihe 8orro.
the ser Gun0Csnrmee, an Gde BON
WeIt. ln0 &eItrpitruBe, on Der g8al.
lerfrontc ser ltnteren WaIlerfante,
beute bilrf einen 9rono beimgeiuft,
melher biesmoI Shooen sum getru-
&c pon $4,000 bis $1,000,0O0 arls
rihtetc. &Gine Wenihenleben gingen
Uerlorelt oIlein b1lliige grploiionen
bon @uiolt @et5in lulo Serpenttn
mudtcu oic gIrbciten Der Soltbutann'
ihnften qcfGbrih. ln0 Wnlor @opin
y. @oIic, luclcbcr Dos &allptquor.
tier inter ieincr &eitlma bate. erlttt
ourh ciuc GrploIion idlintmc 9rnnb'
mumbcu. Ghlc Die prompte Siilfe
DER Scucruebr piirbe or oen sSlnnt,
mentoo crIittcn boben Ios Sotti.
titS. .Tcpurtcment Der YanamafunoIs
GonHliiion miro burd ben grano
GROCER @erlcgenbeit nllsgeiett, on eS
cine Menge meoi5iniiter gorrdtbe
perliert. melde 5ur 8erifiifung nod
oem SItbmus bercit lueen. Ysoior
Wolic lno ctpu 80 slnaeltellte oes
SooltptQlortiers muroen bel ibren Be-
miibln0cn 5um 2oihen oes 6euer5
bon 1en ,SIommeu in einem Der obe-
rcn Stotrperte ciugeifIoiien itno
mlBten nui 2eitcrn berobeebolt iper.
oen. Iie 70.iGbriae 6rolt Wiarp aa6,
Weldc IN cinem benohborten Wobn'
bnltS 5mei fleine @nfcl pflegte, ipuroc
bon eirem@oIierltrobl gctroiien, iucI.
deu cine Spriec ploslid oilrf) ein
Seniter ser @obnllng mari uno tudre
bclnabe crtrtnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11
Icrbinuno iuicocr irci.

Hhtla6elpbtu, I. 5ebrnar. .---
6roiltnno Cohen. ser Selhtcr. mel.
der itt bier untcr Der 9lrflngc in
S'ait beiinoet, Die iun9e uno reihe
Jicberta De Sanon entiiibrt 3il bnben.
ulroe beltte gegen $500 9iiraifoit
oliS Der Sait entlaiien. Sein 9iirge
1T geiieer elmer fIeiuen 9dderei ou-
bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11
Sns leBtc Cpfer acfnnoen.

GrofcSboro. ap., 1. 6ebrnar.
-- 9tdh 52.Itiinoigent Sitfen lpuroc
btllte iriib Ole 2cidc oes @rilben.
2iuiicberS Heter aeap. buS leste her
81 Opicr Der am lesten GienItog M
Ger 9ropoer. 3cte einaetretencn CT.
ptoiion 9ciirnoer. SeIlp bate offers
ieincr GouliIie beifricben. lpic er iid
inn ,5ollc ciner &atoitropbe. pie ser.
icriacn lucIhcr CT gum Spier iiel.
rettcn luer0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11
,tr @raoood, ga. befnr

>tr Vrdoood, 1Sa., befunl ntcs
iicberiabrige Marn 8itliams. lp1b.i
lcno lie Dor hen slitser ibrer Utltiter
ofrobotithe llebungen mohte uno IL.
eirer Gde oes 3imlnerS anf Sem
Sopf Itano, frampibafte Suitenonf1I.
le luto itieB babel cine Stednaoel
aus. Die iic cine @ohe porber oer-
iGludt bate. Il
The Washington bee., 1910-10-22
SCHWARTZ.
SARDOU AND THE SPIRIT.
The Famous French Dramatist Wrote
and Drew Pictures While
"Under Control"

Before he made his reputation by
writing plays VtctOrien SardOu, the
French dramattst, who was deeply tn
terested In spirttualism, had a remark
able experience In taking dictattoR-
He had been interested In occult pte-
nomena, and by chance he came into
communication with a spirit person
atty who signed himself Bernard
Palissy" NJ Sardou told the story Of
his experiments In an article entitled
''Only the Blindiy Ignorant Scot" IN
the Delineator. He said:
One day in my room with two
friends thought 1 would make the
little table where we had taken our
coffee run about the room, as I had
often done when alone. Without say
ing anything 1 put my hand on the
table, but 4t would not bulge. tried
in vain all the time they were there
20 make It move, but TO no avatl. As
soon as they were gone could make
1t do what pleased. even jump clear
on the floor. So took up my pencil
and asked, "But why would you not
make the table move while my friends
were h6PeT" The hand which held tbs
pencil wrote, They were TOO stupid"
Shortly after this was sitting by
my table one day idting. dreaming. not
making any effort 30 do anything In
particular. All OF a sudden my hand
began to work on the paper before me
with a rapidity and precision which
astonfshed me. And It kept this up
for close to two hours The result was
q fantastic piece OF work drawn IN
delicate lines, fine almost as a spiders
web, and at the bottom a signature
Bernard Palissy" "What is ST."
asked
And my automatic hand wrote. HThs
house OF Swedenborg, ON the planet
Jupiter" This was considered as most
curious by all my friends. who knew
that personally had no aptitude for
drawing. 4 plate was prepared, and
I was given an etching tool The re-
suit, IN the same order OF design, was
a mere elaborate piece Of work, this
time curiously combined out Of all
sorts Of musical terms, elefs, notes,
bars, and so on, and the whole was des-
ignated as the house OF Mozart, also
on Jupiter, and the whole was again
signed Palsy" In fact, Bernard
Palissy became my almost constant
companion from this on, like my sec
ond self
The Washington bee., 1910-10-22
THE EEBE RIVER.
sSOss She Stream WAs Brought 60 an
EVsa slope aad Current.

sSOss the Stream Nas Brought 60 an
Even Slope aad Current.
IN the beginning the E1be, like any
other river, wandered at its VIII, now
spreading out among a multitude OF Is
lands. now narrowing into short and
crooked turn, now widening over a
shoal As q proper beginning for the
correction Of this sort Of thing the
Prusstans, IN true German style, pre-
pared a map Of the stream as It was,
dec4ded by a simple mathematical cal
cuIatSon how wide a channel 1.60 me-
ters deep at middle water could be
with the existing flow and then upon
the map IN red ink, eliminating all
sharp turns, drew IN graceful curves
and long straight reaches regardless Of
the existing banks two nearly parallel
lines, indicating the banks as they
were intended 20 be.
The engineers began at the head OF
the stream and built out from the old
shore TO the location of the red line
transverse dikes. ground sills-ordi-
nary contraction works. Sometimes
where they seemed to be needed they
built long parallel dikes exactly on the
new red line. Sometimes they wove
hurdles and revetnent mattresses of
willow brush. much as we do at home.
and sunk them on bars between the
tips OF the transverse dikes, and then
on the top Of them set up upright
sticks and wOve waffle or basket
fences Of willow through them to make
pens, and into these piled sand dredg-
shore. Nile by mile they advanced,
dredging the river or letting it dredge
itself, leaving no ends loose TO ravel
out, gradually reducing the river to an
even slope and current.-Boston Tran
script
The Washington bee., 1910-10-22
OBEYEO THE DOCTOR.
Did His Best In Keeping a Watch
Upon the Patient, but He
Practiced Substitution.

The late DR.. Drummond, the habit
ant poet, once related an amusing an
ecdcte indicative Of the simplicity Of
the rural French Canadian.
He was summering in Megantic
county, Que, when, early one even
ing, he was visited by a young farm
er named Divide Leblanc
Bon soiF, docteur," said Ovide by
way Of greeting. Ma brudder Noise,
heem YER seeck. You come on
fhoUse for see heem, doc?
Drummond, always kind hearted and
obliging, complied with the request Of
Divide and found the unfortunate
Noise suffering from what he dag
nOsed as a fairly severe case Of ty-
phoid.
Wishing to provide Noise with some
medicine" said the doctor-poet, II ask
ed Divide to accompany me back to the
village. The prescription compound
ed, proceeded TO instruct Ovide. The
dose was to be administered every
three hours during the night, and, try
ing to be as brief, plain and explicit
as possible, l said: BE sure and keep
watch on Noise tonight and give him
teaspoonful Of this at 0 o'clock, Il
o'clock and at 8 and in the morning.
Come and see me about o'clock in
the morning."
Divide understood and departed. The
following morning he again presented
himelf, and Drummond asked: "How's
Noise? Did you do as l told your
ma brudder Noise, l t'ink he some
better dan las night" replied Divide.
81 give heem de medicine. but doan
have no watch in d'house, doc. tax
d'ieetle clock-d'one what max d'beeg
deesturb for get up. I keep eet on
hees ches' all night. Tink eet do
heem good dat, JUS lax d'watch. Wat
you t'ink, doc "-Harper's Weekly.
The Washington bee., 1910-10-22
A FIRE IN JAPAN.
The Victim Has Other Troubles Be-
sides Loss of Goods, Says
American Missionary.

An American missionary living In Ja-
pan recently lost bis dwelling by IRE.
BE described IN an amusing way the
polite condolences which his neighboEs
showeEed upon him. I'VE were DEL
ugsd with visiting cards." he says.
They were forced into our hands by
sympathetic inqusrers. friends offering
aid and tradespeopie soliciting orders.
The conversation with each conner was
somewhat as follows: You have In
deed had an honorable disaster says
the friend. I have humbly caused
great disturbance / reply. Please
honorably excuse me- Indeed, It is
honorabiy sad for you the friend an
Hwers. I have done an unheard Of
thing say. 7 am overcome that yOu
should have come to call on me on
purpose. Thank you very much
Please bonOrabiy excuse me for being
30 late In coming says the friend.
ne energy required for such a conver-
sat1on con be imagined by accompany
ing each sentence with c low bow
and repeating the process about ffty
times.
About 10 O'Clock we two foreigners
escaped to face our next duty, which
consisted Ia apologizing to all the
houses In our secticn-about fifty. It
was nearly II o'clock at night when
our apology tour was completed. but
cur last visitor called at 2 O'clock In
the moSnang. Callers began coming
again at o'clock and kept on coming
steadily. During the day we received
many VISITORS ana paid twenty-eight or
moEe caIls. Th9 strain OF all this, to
eekhsg with our other tasks, including
the receiving OF the stream Of visitors,
witch lasted . whole week, Is better
imagined than described.
"An day after the fire and for three
days more people from all over Gifu
and from out-Stations kept bringing
sympathy from their families and pres
snts OF cakes and fruit and other arti-
eIes. We can never repay all the kind
ness We received. ."-ChicAgo News.