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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-22
FACTS ABOUT BLUE RIBBON.

Blue Ribbon Vanilla and Lemon Elk
tracts are the best that can be made
REAL FRUIT FLAVORS-go twice as
far and the flavor is perfect.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-22
MR.. OLIVER BRAWNER
RETURNS.

Mr.. Oliver Brawner returned Sun
day night to the Georgia Military
Academy, College Park, Ga, after
spending a week at home, called here
by the illness of his mother.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-22
The Only Way.

Teacher-Johnny what makes you
so foolish?'
She makes me sleep under a crazy
quilt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-22
MISS PROYOR SANG
All EORT RARRANCAS.

Miss Clara Pryor was soloist at
Fort Barrancas on Sunday morning at
the regular services which the Mis-
sion holds there every week. Her Sc
lection. which was especially well rem
dered. was entitled THE Sheppard
King"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-22
Mr.. AND MRS. CHAS. A. GARLAN
ON WEST STRONG STREET.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Garland are
now pleasantly located at No. Ill
West Strong street. Mr.. Garland
holds the office of auditor with the
San Carlos hotel.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-22
MRS. JNo. M'GREGOR
ARRIVES

Mrs. Jno. McGregor has arrived in
the city for visit of several weeks.
She is the guest of Mrs. Helen Lewis
at the Lewis House.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-22

Both Mr.. and Mrs .Lindf
in the highest esteem
are as delighted to res,
friends are to have tbS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-22
ENTERTAINED
ENQ MISS wIlk,

Mrs Julius Mendel entertained at
an informal reception on Sunday for
her neice, Miss Edna WIKI, of Hous-
ton Texas. A large number called
to meet this very charming young
visiting lady.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-22
MISS VERA M'DAVID
TO TEYAS

Miss Vera McDavid will leave the
city during the early part of next
month for San Antonio, Texas. Miss
Vera goes for a pleasant and health
full change.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-22
MRS. =. E. BRAWN Err
OUT AGAIN.

Mrs. F. E. Brawner, who has been
very i'll, was able to take the air
on Sunday, being out for a short time
1t is hoped that she will soon be en-.
tireJy recovered
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-22
MISS HATTIM Err
TO ARRIVE.

Miss Jess Hattimer will arrive in
The city this week for visit of d
week or two. She will be an attendan-
ant at the wedding of Miss Lottie
Rice, which is soon to occur.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-22
TO VISIT
AT BAY POINT.

Miss Edna RosaScO will spend a
pleasant week at Bay Point. She will
be a guest of her aunt and uncle. Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Rosasco, during her
absence.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-22
Phone on: $ P eo 1p Events :n,
By BONNIE BURNHAM

pieces of oratory. His many friends
hope he may return at no distant
day for a much longer visit in the
Deer Water City.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-22
Is VISITING

Is VISITING
AT THE YARD.
DR.. Young is a guest at the Navy
Yard He is a brother of Rear 40
miral Lucien Younge, and has many
friends in this vicinity
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-22


The questions below In character,
symptoms diseases are given and the answers win
wishing
advice free address Dr. Lewis Baker College Bldg
envelope for reply If unable to obtain Of the
drug
prominent retail drug store which is to be well
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
DIED.

bELhNNT Sufdrnlr ~ p-ipS'. A. . -
sou OF sarah T. ant ne ilt- 4 30" "'. '.'
IIn~-al scr, Ices AZ the r-..i~Hr. o. pfc T.' -
~ Hnl-I4"a, Jamaica I -.'.f.
her. s'sp " rafrlag,. ell .r.. ...'
q. Jamaica sta'lou
BKDDktILLD ON TICs.s o tn-s
Mofra1 nrJosnrld ~ ~ 90
IuncTaI a. .iC Madison as uu r,.h
-. at ~ w. ciCta
hE.T " NJ. fc,i!sncc. E-S-i' ~
Ncdu~>!A October - after 'a--'
WiIiau sJn ~ ,h~ iA'c JsrCs -.
'ing krH'. 81 hi, g. ea
fIueta. a. IT Aa-s thu'rh. s.'.
fHurda, morning 80 tphcr -'
a.. 81 ~ train ira,i nE rrl' .'HN'r
'Iu a. ~.
hINNl,' - 81 SEA iofA Oc'pr'r-'
hi..'. Nf' ~ Ifsnris klIr'" .'' .
InrrN .~r,tr- ~ ~ G~p'E~.- 'hYfrN.
Nr-'1t .vIy4r" ~ saturday rlo-HIrs o..
brv - - 90 o.r.orA tutrf.nru' Hr'H'.
B.. alnds requested 'rN' no no7"r' DO. .
'NWNiN,E =. orange. " p'to'r' .
''arIs- ~ ttur~n,r husband ~ I~''
Ilpr,nrr Agrfl :; ieAr, ignrfH -'...'
vII be- h~d ~ NJ, late nome ~ M"I"' N'.'''
~. I1IAS ~trIi1E O"'nI~. -
iu,hrupud. Va .,Ap~r plsa.r r".n
SPFfP On WctnssiAr. uci,ber - 81"
bert N~uAs'~r Sp~ir ~ Nso Nof' so ny
late Iuigc Gl.b,u 4 snd rnih % .f.
Funsrnf -srttrgs - rrniB ,hsp-i 80
mar Hrnads ~. on inday morning o'.'
s. - ~ o.'lrrA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
INDERTAkERs.

FRANET THELI- 7GI.2II" 's
Jhaps.s Amb.lsu,' 1rr. tCt. tcI I'-'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
PO>TiI Swings BiNhN.
Hoard of Trustees Meet iEsIp and Ap-
move of Further Details.

NASHISGTo>. OCT. - IL board II
trustees II the postal saytn~s system
held meeting to-day AZ the oH"a uf
Pr~Irnas,er-Gcn"ral Hucho ok several
further details for the Introduction ~
thi- rev branch - the postal system
U"re approved - result q the meet q.
ING II l. lIk"ly that III" ppsttnast-rs q
the forty-eIZhi pos, pficcs throughout
n" country which have besn designated
hv the hoard 10 give the new system lts
first trial will shortly 10 Summoned to
Washington 20 receive Instructions as
~ he details - the system
IL u Intended - have tho offiCes fully
equipped and the p"stnasters and en-
plov""s full" instructed IN the details
II IN" postal savings hank system before
N" first deposits are received The board
- taxing ivory possible preC1ution 20
hAv" H." first hI@ine-S ~ the system
Transacted with accuracy and despatch
m order that ~" experimental stages
nI - up"rLtirn may AFFORD a thorough
t".r ~ ~ possibilities and may 10 marked
hv ~" minimum amount - confusion
ur frI"fIrU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
Torah q. English q. Talmud.

supreme Court Justice Bischoh signed
a writ 81 mandamus yesterday directing
Secretary Of state koen,c 10 accept tho
certificate ~ Incorporation 81 IN" Down
town Tnlmud Torah School a free school
for the instruction Of Jewish children IN
Bible study. The Secretary Of State de-
clin"d To accept IN" certificate h~cau~a the
corporation Law requires that IN" nam"
81 q corporation b" IN English He con.
coded that Talmud - English hut wouldn Z
accept Gorah Charles Kurt. one of IA.
direct ora ~ the school. Vho brought the
proceedings. -ay- he showed the Secrai ,rv
~ stat" that both Talrnud and Torah Al.
TO h" found In English dictionaries
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
immigration commissioner suspended.

NAsTtNGr"N. Dct >; Secretary SaR"l
h1- -usp 'rd"i Hsrr " >"rth. COMMITS
,.nr"r IT immigration ~ san Frarcis"u.
p'rdIug 80 investigation INTO his admin
s'rl'i"n ~ N" INC CharE"s - ~
rprrp,t"uc" and lsvn~.s have boon rnldo
agtlu-f IN" C'nfni--ipr"T bv labor and
,thnt organizations m California Tho
ltl 80 , rRnniZHtirnS complain cbi~fy thai
SDrth has bon lax ~ enforcing tho chi
roo "Nolu.iOu law Luther 4 stewart
D.mDl ,slon"r II immigration ~ Fl pdso.
TaN ht. b'"n transferred ~ san Fran
CISCO '" tax. ch1rg" th"r"' pending the
Investigation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
MARRIED..

~EN AL ADAMS On Thur~iA' oc'oN'' :
A. 'u souls hurch. ny the Re, Tho-nb
~iref Mis- R~rtha Guden Nfsw' -
~ ~ He1ry D~utol Ia h.e % ''
irving ~'uAH
= MOSS fikTH IN pcfpber - 'so.
nrN u- G.nert RelIe nrinns NV
daughter ~ ~ ard Nfs Wiiiis~ '.''7 '
'riNur ,srrctsor >irnons ~ h" -pms ~ ~
bfi!ss .at'nt,. .uNer Lake. ~a''1 .-hi'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28

had already hsy!l - IA. and soon oar
ties i lie earn UcU"d'h va almost
"r-.t".v ,h.,ur"i ~" judged ina; 'his
meant u" crd 10. p.r trIr frr ~ would
hRN" Teen g. adu",> 80 'i..s,." -" Journey
IN "A binding -nswsturm iyr'hcrmUT"
IN" extreme cold nau.cd r.- "a. - con-
tract and w. uIi '"Egu 80 IA. rapidly
We "r!v rat ~ I.L uai' AgS 4 la.Ia-'
le.' wheT. = a. very rel. .C'aU'.T. ""
decided 90 eco "A landing W" ~ once
t-SAT ., !opk arpYrG - good place
h'.' wing to the raprdlty with which ~"
snpws'uru3 oN"r'ouN ., "a" had { tri-t
p:"''' mIch >. l.ya
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-28
CnIcr Geo Ics,s, Vs,s.toNl.uC ans,z,r,

WAsHINUION- IN = Nv dire I I'm
II PRECEDENT Taft. DR. g. \ Haycf. ,h,C.
g"oloEis IN tho G"pl"EI'I survey. vii
yIsi' ne Panama mai /nne Tor 'hH p,.r-
PIE" Il making preliminary eHanina' .nu
~ The ranal ont -. o,isIly with reference
80 the eycsv,'iorS a. tul"bra Dr Haya-
will sail VII nm dHy or two and while IN
The Isthmus viii lay o'It Ran Tor any
future work
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-28
Tra %icm J o,umibip.

2boe ,illll 1910.
@ilberi 9lrelon bar tipbt liN en-
Gasoline GnQine, lom ban ltal BRUCE
tIl at pumpe Ydno mco,
2ore @repii ijpbte 10 ell ~ ,Sel'
,Sccocr" NaniInlon oenne .l9e.
WiOrtln Simonion to9 lig eli Eur til
Ntinnclota liotc ll9c.
WirS. so CoOen. iom bar pnret pao
Sele9 hos Nenner o9 Setlenote 9)Iiu-
nclota. returncreoe lplie ll0e.
Nans Sualpil CT lommcn tilb00c ira
en- Sur til g0illiums 60, u. 3.
@ons SGtbrc tom bcrtil ira llnoc
lpoOo liinn.. lOne ll9c.
Olga Osborne ira 9RInnclota cr
pa0 Yelpg bos NiIis %cslie 9lnocrlon.
SW0n Cllon ct reiit til NoriD Ia
loiu.
M1rin o0 2Oon Wioen lomt MlarD
0OoQlunb bar returnerct ira ct NeigQ
/ Wlmclotn.
gNm. Sbcrpn por en 5ur iii G0ls
ton. Nfinn., lioltc llNC
Sino pg 2ila c5ilbertlon ira lGilon
Mint. CT paa Nelog bos oeres Splier
lRrs. VI. z. 9iuo.
Sulius Stpne tom bertil ira @arncg.
bile liolte llge.
Nr. Morton bar paa Sn9ehtle9 bos
VI. Simonlon lioltc ll9e; ct al Ssr.
meme bar oaarlig al Jig.
Nei berettes. ut Der er lem Sillol
DER Starlageusieber hos Is. 6elions
,Samilie o9 TO bos Sraotrns. &c cer
unoer Sparantnc.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-28
IRA Cue Hpap.
(Som ior lent til iorgise ],ol

tNoni lor lelll M lotuge 40.
6n Cater ieotcs Uir. % lJir9. 10.
oaro Ssraelion ocn l6oc ocnnc Waa,
neo.
Uisies Vdura, Slloa % Glibcr Eta.
pig cr paa Scleg bos i'm 5antt. Wirs.
Nnorcm SObnltNO, ocmne llge.
Soralo 5obannciOn bar hDrct lg
no til ,SObn y. SobnlaO / S)pllNuttcn.
Olnrtln Grition meo Nomillc ira
@aubaD og Wir. og Wlrs. oenrD g3ll-
ion ira Gilf. 20. = belegte glnorcn
AobnliaO Og 6amlie liore Senodg.
llnorew Ollcn belsgte SlGgt oC
Tenncr omtrin9 6OslDn, 2. 3, lioil
llgc
(Slias =. Sobnliao ira WoubaV be.
legic i'm Sntel, Wr. u. M. Ao6nItno,
Nolic Senoag.
('etcr 8. Paulion bar / GrtleD eiter
ct VUs meo Vumber 5orson0.
9Jir. AOc Yaul ira Crtle0 reilte en-.
iring / yiabola9et lor at optebe Grco.
turcr lone ll9c.
Fetcr 2lipclunO % 0aroto SO6on-
nelOn bclp0te 9lnorem Sobnltoos
Ssnoa0s. y6ountrp-Qais.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-28
6irlt State Sant al Wilmot par
lorbplet 20 p6t. pda ale 9lttier.
(Sluttes n0lie No.)
FEEDING MlLCH COWS.
Minnesota Department of Agriculture
Works Out System.

The dairy division of the Mime.
sofa Department of Agriculture has
worked out a standard for the feeding
of dairy cows that has given its chief,
Professor T. l.. Hacker, an interna-
tional reputation as an authority on
dairying. II has been of inestimable
value to the dairying interests of Min
nosota. Under Professor Hackers
standard any farmer can adjust his
ration to fit his own case without buy
Ing mill feeds. except in those cases
where the only roughage at hand is
hay. This information, costly to the
state, saves annually hundreds of
thousands of dollars to the creamery
patrons Of Minnesota and should ben
cit thousands OF others who help pay
Tor 1t and BY their own negligence re-
esivs nothing In return.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-28
VrcpIinc.

(2'rcue til 2fbsntninai 1isieion Foh'ou,or
Louis Dyer,
August Herman.
j. f. lIetzler.
p. Gimelia +. Berg. fPk
Ida +. Watson.
Amos, Mrs. Charles
Bird, Miss Letitia
Ben, Mr. Andrew
Childs', Miss Elsie
F'lasS. Mr.. John
FleaNh, Mr. and Mrs. b.
IToff, Miss Aones
Kranpitz. Andria
Kceole, Miss Lydia
Llmd. Mr.. b.
Loveiov. Mr.. Owen
Malloyate, Mr..
Malloyate, Charley
Peterson, Miss Mablc
Smith, Mr.. Charlie
Thorson. Louisa
TorgleSon. Mr. Andrew
nuis oiSie Nrepe ltte aibcntcs mocn I
llser ira ben 23oe lul pil DC blipe ieuot ii
Dead Letter ofllce.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-28
Yicmit.

5ouoaa Den Site 5uIi IoIoer ele'
uerne al N}iis 9(rndss uorltt Stole
Vicuit Aper 0aqens croue. Cm
,Sormiooasn bolOcr Folior Qpllmo
Al 93ilmot Gale "a ct Qoot lSro9ram
er arran0erct ior Giicrrliooa9n. 9IIle
cr poa oet ucnllglc inobuonc.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-28
Sclum,Oro.

Mrs. 6reo &nelin, MOocr for en-
lior oamilie og Sultru til ell irem-
liuaenoe 6armer gGrbeoen af 6air.
mont, beSlt SelpmorO iiolte llee peo
at ltpoc Jig .aiennem Sopsoet. Sun
bar rGret liot rar af iis / ben isners
Sio, men in9en troepe at bun bar
laa fortpileoe SmliGnoisbeoer. at BUN
uiloe ta9e fit 2iu, os osrior pooteos
man benoe lite iaa nsie. Wen Cnss
bag glorsen, oa Relien al 6amilien
bar uoe paa grbeioe, i'll bun lat si
Nep0r og enoeoe lit 9ip.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-28
1850 9lcrte warm Ill SoiBe.

NI ctsro un 100 Acrt9 Gatm tl'a.Qo inn
Nil ira p}il0cc Niae ynCo so Nmn,
30 Nuee pooet oG Rcteu Al yonou FL ie at
iuooc oer Unoes Ell bel Gel oaunttmmt,
lnd youoei <orosmomc er lort D,Wo oocl
yermocua0 yanoei lQQtr mt % cr illi8t
en- uomrrtci Sorm buoW0d enbuer Soo a.
torocu er bm3b0r c"raog0n9cn tr lHobeR'
net meo ct ueruaos SiaaIudaoshe9n 't
efsua QoOt NuouHQsbus pau g &Guller.
uvneu mt en- 600 StentlUlocy uu0r Nnet
lsN2> Nuie; cr bu0gei Al be0re 1ou l'ld'
terialcl oQ er 0oo 1tano Nn 9oo 1tolo-
buQnmQ, lu09d 'oy 3 4ar uom al bcore
Wattrole Qoo }'rano mco Qoot &dno lumt
en }'Gt iom lober igeuIen 6armen % Dol
Oel Eun0 b0aoe &inter og ( ominer. Nar
mcu liQoer ucO Ell goo l'tl H. i +" %
ct ltonom0pilt )iobOla9 culs e tommer
uo at ie pod 6Ormen uiI &c ruoe ocu lom ber
omalt ,rileu cr Blot ~3,JDe pao gum
NICE Gd0lm99uiIt0ar Nut po0. at pl be-
taller ale NoNmogiitcr for uoc Mnoer nm
oer 0ues pbolO bos % lor at lc poo ,Sars
nnu 0pdo emen be tiebcr E0no clr lite.
6oruUmerc : pl09nm8 tIltuo lS5-lU
Tie Anderson Land Co., k;iiaca, Minn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-28
e Arr, ISNrMCrc.

Set bar lD,tcot9 o9 at lnot ct IAN
lRorlco lor 6lorbam og ri Oncs at
buroc llotte oCttt. otriom 0I OentCr at
oct ilal ne0uarc. gHi. on &Cinc cr
no9mlunoc Qoo @tlno. cr {iocn at
tiore inn Gtrcs 0Oim 0nicltc op-
udar en- Nli5 Al sl50 pr Mere lor
ton. puQtiQ 0a,m 2criom oet er
ubtlcil9t lor Gem at iioyc mo 1haaet
mn cler ior 5nOiamiNGcl ioa oil Ri
tiebc oet eltcr }nol0anin9en. Ger
lor brouo lite Naimcn; oen cr
ial0bQr Nlrt. nddr oeu er tor oQ elIcr9
900 @,Ol0.
.Wcno s. C$oli.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-28
Snlnfe LIE IN Ilniff

Soiste iIit en- 5loiie. .,Se9 bar al-
brig iolgt en- 6laiie Gurito", liriper
Or. Yetcr eilisaren, 422 Mulberrp
Street, Stillwater. Winn.; men lea
bar bapt ben ! Siemmet iom 6amilie-
meoicin oper atten Mar meo ltorar-
tsos &eiultater Seq bar sipet bort
mansen en- SLATE til fattiae, men per
oige 9rGn9enbe. ro er blspet mer eno
betalt peo oeres bierteliss 8ai. Zen
bar pGret .bebre for ps snb en- 09as. :"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-28
Sisietou og Smcgn.
Dem nurif.lntberffc airfe.

Wnostieneis Nenoa9 6orm. ST. 1880.
Ssnbassitole ira 81. II Ill |.
gutberon yeasne meoer 81. 6.i5.
9tftensuostieneiis 81. s.
9ennemsbe 8orsbas aiten.
&. u. Huoie, faltor
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-28
CREAMERIES

! summit Creamery co. lowered IS per e..t on
Structure
summit Creamery Co. lowered Go . 3 on per
sonal property.
Nnlte Rock Creamery Co, lowered p per
cent on real estate.
Wine Rock Creamery Co. lowered 33 l-3 per
cent on personal property.
| >i,,eton Cooperative Creamery Co. raised
| 2u1 per cent on structures,
| VI nncsOta Creamery Co lowered Ii p pet
cent on structure
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-28

Pile 6ountntomm'siionen9 FCo=
lemmer par tillieoe Ge NOlourncrc0c
lom &oaro oI GomD Commissioners
% moOte iom &oarO Of GdualBation.
NelQcnoe 6oranorin5cr Statteiig-
nluQen iOret0Qes
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-28
Gommtptommisiiomcms tSorbamplimgcr
(Gortlat ira lorriQc glo.)


l2te &uli.
lille Weolemmcr plr ill'teoe.
tSn 5ur loretogts til 6attiaidrmen,
buor alt ianOtes 1t onre / oen beont
Croen.
Gn &e9nina ira ". a. NiAIarO al
vio9crwnoo. z. : lor 'pleic og De
araoeliesuo0iiter ior en- 0arI bio
nogtcOe3 uobetalt % clouoe9 tilba9,
ipuOt
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-28

st gnorasenoe fra Sfattepbere
Sisieton 3opnibip ON Sspilsnina til
en- Bro % @raoe msllem SIC. 3 oa 4
| nepnts SOwnibip toses unoer ge-
banolina, os bleo bet uoeroraset aom-
mlsi9r Saieren at opfsre en- Sr9bro
paa n0bnte Steo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-07-28

Tie Anderson Land Co., hiiiaca, Minn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-27
Finances Disturb Easter Peace OF England
Taxpayers Are camong to Get Their Money Back From the Cow
Is Empty-London Gossip.

ed any measure of success. and the
admiralty wisely decided to adopt,
with modification, the general
scheme of Count Zeppelin.
These notifications, have become
in course of time almost a greater
factor than the original design. The
Zeppelin ships are designed primarily
for maneuvring over land; the Brit
ish vessel, on the contrary, is requir-
ed to scout for days on and over the
sea, and most, particularly in war
time, return to her own base ON Brit
ish soil for repairs, fuel. etc. 1t has,
therefore, been necessary to make her
larger, in order that she may remain
in the air for longer periods than US
ual.
A miser who had lived for years in
squaler on so cents a week. while
he was in receipt of an income of
$4,000 a year and had. it is believed.
$25O,OOO worth of property, has just
forsaken his solitary life and sought
better shelter in hospital.
His name is John Clarence Hudson.
For considerable time he has lived
in miserable shanty. There he lay
ill., until at last he was driven to ask
for assistance. He was found by the
hospital officials lying on a bedstead
covered with a dirty rag, with stick
by his side to keep the rats from his
food
Il can do we'll on so cents a week."
he told the officials, and added that
his regular food consisted of one loaf
of bread and one half pound of meat
a week, and two pounds of sugar a
year. Yet he admitted that he had
$17,500 worth of railway stock and
some house property and it is stated
that he received legacy of $15O,00O
from his parents. He also declared
that he had not been bathed for twen-
ty years, and it took two nurses two
hours and a half to make up the
Arrears in this respect.
But amid all the squalor of his
home the officials found a touch of
a long-dead romance. A table was
laid in one room for two people to
dine. 1t had always been kept like
that, they were informed by the wo-
man who attended the miser.
Hudson, who practiced years ago as
a solicitor. is said to have been cross
ed in love.
Another remarkable feature of the
case was the discovery of a picture of
Spanish begger girls. which Hudson
declares is a real Murillo.
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area comprises the islands of Jubal,
which are considered the most prOmis-
ing OF all the localities. The geolOg1-
cal conditions are excellent, foreshad-
owing the storage of moil in large
quantities. The accessibility of these
new fields is unique. The bOrings will
be situated within two miles OF deep
water. SO there will be no expenses
for long pipe lines or large railway
freights. The capital of the Eastern
Petroleum company Is only 100000.
The board consists of practical bust
ness men. The progress of this field
will be watched with considerable in
terest
The Boy Scouts, the remarkable
military organization founded by Sir
Baden-Powell, has become SO import
ant in the eyes of the government
that King Edward has sent word from
abroad, that he wishes to review the
boys at Windsor this summer.
The event it is anticipated, will take
place in the great park about June
Is, and inasmuch as large number of
boys will come from too long a dis
lance to return the same day, it is
proposed to form a camp in the neigh
borhood for their accommodation after
the inspection.
Fully 10000 young scouts are ex.
pected to attend, but as large num-
Der of secretaries and scout masters
have neglected to send in their esti-
mates of the numbers to be present, it
is at present impossible to form any
accurate notion as to the total
About June or July the first naval
airship for the British government will
be launched at Barrow-in- Furness by
Messrs. Vickers, Sons and Maxim, Ltd.
Much has been said and written
concerning this pioneer rigid dirigible
for England's navy, but no important
details have leaked out. The huge
shed which Messrs. Vickers are con.
structing at Cavendish Dock, Barrow,
for the storage of the airship is 600
feet long and 100 feet wide. The firm
has leased for some years the dock of
146 acres from the Furness Railway
company, and everything points to the
development of a new industry.
Our naval authorities doubtless
considered the matter thoroughly be-
fore they finally decided on the adop.
ton of the rigid type. Although sew
eral other designs of this type has
since been evolved, the Zeppelin is the
only one which up to now has achiev-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-27
PENSION LAW CHANGE
IS FOUGHT BY ROOT
Representative Butler Believes
World Peace Is Soon to
Come, But Favors Keeping
a Strong Navy.
(By Roderick clifford)
(American News Service)

Washington, March 26. Evidence
crops out every day that the admins
tration intends doing nothing to ad-
vance the political fortunes OF the in
surgents in the House or the progress
sives In the Senate.
Perhaps there is no more striking ex-
ample of the administrations attitude
than the case of Senator Bristow, of
Kansas. The statesman from the Sun
flower state has not been regular
since his advent into the upper branch
of Congress-, During the consideration
OF the tariff bill he seemed to take spe-
cial delight in embarrassing the lead
ers in charge Of the bill. No word of
complaint came from the White House
at the time. but now there is another
story to tell.
The term of the postmaster at Sa-
lima. Bristow's home town. Is about to
expire. The postmaster is not a Bris.
tow Republican, but the Postoffice De
partment says the postmaster has
made good. and is entitled to another
term.
Don't Please Bristow.
This does not please the Kansas sen
ator. who has picked out Republican
of his clan and formally recommended
the appointment The report comes
from the White House that in order to
avoid trouble the postmaster at Sa-
lima will be allowed to serve until his
successor is appointed This is con.
strued to mean that no nomination
will be made and thus Bristow will con
tinue to hold the short end Of the stick
But this Is not all. President Taft
recently re-appointed H. ]. Bone as
United States District Attorney, on the
recommendation of Senator Curtis, q
staunch supporter of the administers
ton. Bristow has held up the nomina-
ton for some weeks on the ground
that Bone has written letters CRITICS
ing his course in the Senate. This Is
embarrassing to Senator Curtis. but he
has the regulars with him. It is be-
!ieved that Bone will be confirmed
President Taft Is now having his in
nings with the progressives. especially
those who are enjoying q fight for re
election, and little bit OF patronage
goes a long way in winning votes in
the legislature. Too much pie - Z
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