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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23
53linucJrto.

Sar life @urS. Set forboIocr iiq
life iaa, iom for meboeIt. at GrpreS,
fierereu Clarence GonSit / Sprine
@nuep bIep brGbt al 6reo. Inoerion.
men al ban erboIot et SfuNiaar,
bporaf ban oil fomne fig. Nnoeriou
erfIGreoe Tia forIeoeu ifpIoig oq oem,
teS til 31a Iur5 Straiarbeioe.
Spring Sallcu bctGnfcr is. - s
Gpring Saaep beiIutte0eS iorIcoeu
mco $50 mob 80 Stemmer at ub.
fteoe SfoIebon6S til ct geIsb al $50.
600 for Oermco at opfsre en- Seiifole,
bnQninq. fSor finn en- Ter Maane0er$
Gio iioen bIep set iamme TorIaq
iorfaitct me0 en- oUerpGIoeuoe Maio'
ritet.
hilbert 2en ilGnr Wnut. @uraa.
set / @Ibert Sea uoite0te iiSite 2er.
6og Bombs for $4,000, bpiIfen
Gum ifol beupttcS iii Of betoIe for De
Sorbeoriuger pau @aoer DIN, Tom
or u6fprt / oct iioite @nr. Butler
Bros. ! 81. RarI bar beieite Spoere.
ioet De tiIbeo en- ErHmie al 50, 800
pao oct belle.
Stur SOrieuOins ai SjGrfrr. Ere
gognlaoutnger eaer ialt 10000
Rmo 5iprfrp ienotes iioite 9sroog
fra Sergus Sails for / Chicago at
ipIges ION 3liIefoit. 5orienSiugen
beitoo al SONS 9Gnoer % @aaS, men
BOG meit Of aaItuner. III oiSie iibite
Hapoe 6. @aoion bragt t,544 8uuS
inc til 6ereus Sails, 90 ban erbolbi
oerior $3.50.
Srano ! GrOofstpu. R~oienbere &
Cohen Sfobutif / Groofston bIep Rai
ill 9eroog ebeIost Of en- Slbe6rono,
Der antages opitanet neb Ell monael'
fulo Storitenspibe / Union 4eitnu.
rant. Den oeo SIo, Rsg og 8ont
onretteoe Sfaoe anilaneS iii oper
$4,000, beffet peS asiurance. 81.
g. Benedict, Ell Srsbling, Der ior
ppenoper HeitmIranten Dor nnr Bile
ben fpalt al Rss. ioet granbm9ii'
oene | eIlerte Sime iarot BAN og bar
bam no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23

S%nobpggere bIen parileoe, men
golosm9noene ioripan6t meo tit
Butte.
Cob Sortieneite / Sfos. 5reb.
ReiIion, en- Sarmer npr @ice Safe,
bar gipet ct GrempeI paa, bnor me.
get Der fan pin6es no Of SfogIanb.
Reilion betaIte for nogIe faa aar
iioen $40 for 40 geres Of iaaoant
Sano, og ban bar fioen bolbt &ee.
ming meo alt oct 9rGpirfe, Der er
bIepet iolst oeraf. Gan timber M, at
bans Snot9gter berfra beIsber iie til
$4,000, oe enboa er Der Sfoe igien
til en- garoi at minbit 500.
@istGmfelise CmitGnbisbebcr. =
Sarrp Beterion, 90 glar sammeI og
Steparb omborb paa 9ampbaaben
"Saoio 3. Norton", bIep forleoen
funben meb fmiit SopeS paa en- Sern.
banefrpbsning I WiIDmlfee, % ale
Smit9noigbeoer tpber paa, Of ban err
blepen orebt og pIpnoret, 5oorpaa
bans Sig er benIast paa Sporet.
Son bar gaaet fra @naoen for at
reiie til lin Wooer / Ct. Saul, og
ban pioes at babe bapt omtrent $175
paa fig, bpilfe Denge tiGi9emeb bans
ubr bar %foripunbne.
Stur granb | Ipplctun. appIeton
Chair Cos fore Sabrif blep Wan.
Dag aften sbeIagt peo SIoebranb,
Gporpeo Der forpoI6tes ct @ienooms.
tab at $4,000. Wan bapbe fort for
beitemt Zig til at Iuffe Sabrifen ben
lite San. og flptte Maifineriet oper
| Den npe Sabrifbpgning, bporfor Is-
luroncen meb ltnbtagelie al
$4,000 = bar b9pet. Sm SlbenS
Spfomit pibes intet. 6or isrIte
Sang prspeoe 9pen peS Senne InIeo.
ming lin npe 0ampiprsite, men Gre.
ben bar life iproeIes pellpffet, ibet
Sprsiten bite fig ubrugbar.
Bar nrr frosien fat. 2olis Sal.
porion, en- Sarmer boen6e | Comm OF
aloen, ! HRrbeoen al Ssieola, bap6e
forleoen Iiten en- ncget eneitaoenbe
men life ierbeIes ~bebagelig Sple.
pelie. San bIeb ON Hatten p9ffet
peb fine Sunbes beftige @isen, og
oe6 at title no giennem 8inbuet OBJ
oageoe ban, at Mariogen til beres
Sioiigbeo bar en- itor lllp, iom De tao.
De omringet peb Susp9ggen. Sal.
porion ereb lit @ener og itprteoe bar.
bent os | bare Sfiorten no eiennem
Ssren for at gisre &aaI poa Sfrlib-
ben, men benne bIep GA for aIpor
rGo for lit 2ip % iprang ior6i Sum-
bene for at unbfomme. SaIporion
ienbte ben meo bet famine ct Sfiib,
Der ianbipnligpis rammebe, tbi On
RET tumle6e ct 1iebIif omfulb, og
meb bet iamme bar Sunbene isien
oper ben. lllpen Tom iig BOG op igien,
beb fra fig iaa sobt ben funbe og
tort'atte Slligten. SdloorIon bapoe
MI fact orbentlig Sagtfeber, bpor.
for bun trooS fine bare 9en og lette
B%aaflponing pasieoe eiter bortigien.
mem sneen os affpreoe Sfi,o eiter
Sfub meb i'm @inheiterrile. 9il-
iibit MATTE oa osiaa Sfr,ibben gipe
tnbt, oe ferit Ga lagbe S~aIporion
Wrrfe til, at Oct life netop bar be.
boseliet at bore barbent / Sneen og
ben itprfe 8l,Ioe. San iprang Der.
for MOB Suiet, men ga ban noaebe
bet bare Gementfortaue uoenfor
bette lao ban meb engang fat, i0et
bans paabe Ben frss fat til ben
frosne Cement. San beb BOG Spn.
berne iommen % rpffeoe til, lao ban
fom los igien, oQ meb ct gor bel
oige SOP naoehc bon 9crerr, men ga
bar Ser beler life Suofi1en igien III.
Der bans Sober.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23
Jnolanoet.
Gonna.


Coma.
Hgt Sliefirrna oanncs. Wariba0
Oil Company, Der ifal bore uafberl.
siet 90 brine Sorrettire / Soma,
@ebraifa, Mirneiota oe Gafotaerue,
Incorporates ben 17be bs. / Mar.
iboutopn meo en- 9apitaI al $780,
900.
SefienSt ganfrnanb SpS. 81. %.
Sopion, en- befienot @anfmanO |
Moior Gitp oe t~ibIigere Mopor al
famine 9p, Sebc meact plubieIig Gre.
bag aften efter firr nogIe fan Simers
Slhebefinberoe. San bar 60 gar
ganrmel.
GpfIiit aipr e%uftfart. Oscar Wpbre
| Nfoion Gitp blen forleoen Iften ia.
itet of iin MotorcpfIe, mebens beune
gif / Ell sSart al so MiI / Siiner, og
bIep meeet farIie ON life bsbeIie iaa.
ret. san iIpnge0eS belle 60 SOB sien-
mem 2lifte1.
MNitiif Sngoum blaubt Sniurne.
Man Tiger, at 9ornelnmmclien igien
bar bru0t log | Smegnen al Moion
Gin, men oenre Sang er oct Soi.
meme iom bIir nnqrebne. S%totSopr.
lGge z. 8. Sofa / Soreit Sin bar
iboertfaIo erflGret, at Sen me Spine-
ipabom bar meqen 2iabeo meo Bar.
neIommelieu ioet 9prene bliper lam.
mebe Ipnee isr oe frepercr. Gn gien.
nGmgaoenoe lluoerisgeIie er nnerebe
lot igong.
Gn biiturif SfripepnIt. s 8ami.
lien 8rinreIls Stem | 8rinren op'
beoureoeS en- gon1reI SfripepuIt,
booroe6 Sobu 9ropn ifrep fin be.
remte Proclamation til Regrene |
@arpers Serrp. Sobn @romn boeoe
en- Si6 / Soma, % ban beieate ba
nfte i'm Sen 8. 9. @rinnea, / boiS
Sus BON aItioo ifrep nGonte Gift.
itDffc, ser fan b~eteancS iom oct for.
ite Sfribt til SloperietS AiifufieIic.
9enre 5. 9. 8rtnuen, Der 9op gpen
@riunel lit Roon, bar iorreiten netop
ben Mon6, til boem &orace @reelep
ptrebe De ina ofte citere0e Sro: "HeiS
Ill Teiten, iltae Won0." Den qomle
Sfriuepillt bol6es mn bit / 9gre, og
De CODE 9oraere / 8rinneIl er liee-
fan Itolte af ben, iom Solicit / IbiIa.
6eIpbia er al lin Sribc0Sfloffe.
&alatotitigbeScrne / @rigbt So.
Com BET bill crinores bIeo MrS. Gar
RE Gaugban an0erion peo iibite
@aIa faaret iii Recoroer | @riobt
Gouutp, og set tiltrobS for, at nan.
ge fIcetiae Bolitifere loqbe itg / Sp.
len for Of bereoe benOe ct Re6crlae.
Get bill IigeIeoeS e%rinoreS. al oct fort
eiter Galget pofte megcu 6orltprrelie,
OF bun bite 'ia at barre bemmeIig
Gift meb Ell SanbelSrciieu6e uco
9}uun Sltcu5. &cnoe9 ilaqne Mob,
fauOioat, 6, q, Sobnion, fremfprte
itrar Den Taaiton6, at bun umulig
fln0e bare rcttelia ndlgt, 6u man
hapoc faitet fin Stemme for W2rS.
gn0eriou, mcoen$- MrS. SucaS MI
biIoe ouertnge Gmbeoct. Senue 8oa.
itan0 iputes at opre iaa grei % fIar,
at man life hinoe Iaoe Den ioo uoer
bioere gan forbi, % GountpetS Som.
miSiGrer bar berfor bciIuttet Of 6sm,
NE / Suaeu MI fsritfommenOe 26be
Sec. Smiolertio bar Mrs. Iuoers
iou.Sllcas / en- ~ofientliq S~fripelie
hennenbt iia iii 9plgerne og irem.
lagt i'm Sitting iom felaer: "Gi
FRO, al intelligence Wtpno oil iu0rem.
me set 6aftIm. at nj er Den famine
8erion, Ser blep itemt for Sen Soe
Noo., % Sc pil tiIIige erin0re oct
fSafhIm, al ri onpenote Dor SiO oo
bore 8enQe iomt at nj / rcOcIiQ og
prIia Scamp bIeo rominerct og icncre
balqt." Wtum err mi naturIiaoiS me.
get ipGnot poo at eriurc, buoo Rc,
fuItat De Gropr0ige Gountuip6re
former til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23
atprn pakntu.

aisreulgffe bapbe SsSen tiliplse.
nlricf @soen, ~ aar samntel. bsoe
forleeen | fit Stem pes Sbapnee iom
Selge al Ell Sisreulpffe. bporpeo ban
brat iii enc Ben. Senbruobet uSar.
teoe til, at 9enet matte aii9ttes,
bpiIten GpiteIie ben samlle Mano life
funoe uoboIoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23

eeas aressras.esasa" til eI9st % Zen.
ner l bet saale 2ano.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-17
personal
AND SOCIAL
BY Miss Marie Nightingale.

and Marie Isaac are spending some
time in Jacksonville.
Mrs e. HI Hottie is expected to ar
rive today, after spending several
days in Savannah.
Mrs. #. O. Fleming. Jr., has return
ed from Atlanta, where she has been
spending some time
Mrs. I. w. Causey returned on
Tuesday from Savannah, where she
das been spending several days.
So
The friends OF Miss Annie O'Con-
nor will be glad to learn that she is
improving, after several days i'll
ness.
Mrs H. b. MaXey and daugnte:
and Mrs. C. d. Parker viii leave
shortly to be the guests OF friends
in Savannah.
Ms. r. II. Everett and Miss Marie
Everett have returned from New
York. where they have been spend
ing several weeks
.% -
The members of the Wednesday
Morning circle, of the Pre- :byterian
church, enjoyed Il pleasant meeung
yesterday with Mrs. j. w. Bennett
~ ~
1t will be gratifying news to the
friends of Mrs. Mary Burkheimer to
know that she is convalescing from
her recent illness in Atlanta.
Mrs. George Palmer Smith, having
decided to prolong her visit in Savan-
nah with Mrs. c. f. Gray, will not re-
turn home until some time during
the latter part of the month.
" ~
Mrs. Boiling Whitfield aid Mrs. Il.
r. Hopkins will be the guests Of
Mrs. A. f. Boyd i'll Savannah, during
the d. A. r. conference, which will
lie held in that city next week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-17
SHE QUIT.
But it Was a Hard Pull.

1t is hard 10 believe that coffee
will put person in such a condition
as it did an Ohia woman, She tells
her own story.
Il did not believe coffee caused my
trouble, and frequently said | liked
it so well I would not, and could
not, quit drinking it, but l was a
miserable sufferer from heart trou-
bue and nervous prostration for four
years.
II was scarcely able to be around,
had no energy and did not care for
anything. Was emaciated and had
a constant pain around my heart un.
til | thought l could not endure it.
Frequently | had nervous chills
and the least excitement would drive
sleep away, and any little noise
would upset me terribly. / was grad
ually getting worse until FINALLY one
time it came over me and | asked
myself what's the use of being sick
all the time and buying medicine
so that | could indulge myself in
ceffee?
$50 | thought / would see if
could quit drinking coffee and got
some Postum to help me quit.
made it strictly according to direc-
tions and | want to tell you, that
change was the greatest step in my
life. I was easy to quit coffee be-
cause | had the Postum which l now
like better than the old coffee.
Cone by one the old troubles left,
until now | am in splendid health,
nerves steady, heart all right and
the lain all gone. Never have any
more nervous chills, don't take any
can do all my housework
and have done great deal beside. y
Read "the Road to Wellville," in
pqgs. There's a Reason
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-17
AT THE GRAND /:
Tx.w.~ss a.s.sa~.x
"THE GIRL IN THE TAXI

TIE GIHL TN TIE TANI."
The greatest event of the present
theatrical season will be marked in
this city by the initial appearance
of that widely-heralded play, adapted
from the French, entitled The Girl
in the Taxi" which is scheduled for
appearance at the Grand at an early
date 1t is said to be one big
scream from curtain to curtain.
The Girl in the Taxi is now play
ing in New York at the Aston theater
and is said to be be the seasons
greatest success.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-17

THE RAIN SONG.
1t isn't raining rain to me,
It's raining daffodils
In every dimpling drop | see
Wild flowers on the hills.
A cloud of gray engulfs the day
And overwhelms the town
1t isn't raining rain TO me
It's raining roses down.
1t isn't raining rain to me,
But fields of clover bloom
Where any buccaneering bee
May ind a bed and room.
A health then to the happy,
A fig to aim who frets,
Ii isn't raining rain to me-
It's raining violets.
Robert Loveman
~ -
Dance Friday Night.
An affair which is being greatly
anticipated by a number of young
girls and toys, is the dance which
Mrs. IL. b. MaXey will give to the
pupils OF her dancing class on Fri
day night, at the Riflemen's new ar
mory ON Mansfield street
~ ,S
Entertainment to Be Given.
On Tuesday evening, Nov. %, at
6 o'clock, delightful social will he
given at the Odd Fellows hall by
the members of the Woodman'S cir
Gle, which promises to be most en-
joyatle affair Dancing will form me
pleasing pastime of the occasion,
while during the evening refresh
ments, prepared by the ladies of the
circle, the success of whose labo"s
in the culinary art have won such IA.
vorable comment among those who
Nave partaken of their dainty relish.
es, will be served.
The meageT admission of ten cents
will be charged. and a jolly good
time is promised to tHGse who at
tend.
BranhamWhite.
Much interest will be cen cred in
the announcement of the engage
ment of Mrs Arab Carlyle Bran am,
of Tampa, Fla, 10 Mir. Beniam,n \
White. of this city. The wedding
will take place on Wednesday, Nov.
%, at the Episcopal churcl in Tam
pa, and will be a very quiet affair
being witnessed by emily few
friends and relatives.
After the ceremony Mr.. ana Mrs
White will leave to spend some time
in Washington and at other points
north, whence they will go to visit
Miss Ruth Branham, who is atterc'
ing St. Mary's school, at Raleigh, N,
c., en- route to their home i'll TINS
city.
To Entertain Philatheas.
The senior Philathea class. of the
PRESBYTERIAN church, will entertain
the juniors Friday night at the resi-
dence of Mrs. A. NJ. Way on Union
street. Invitations We're sent out 70
the entertainment ANNOUNCING that
II would occur at the residence oil
Mrs. T. F. Winter, but on account
of illness at the home of Mrs. Win
ter il will be given at Mrs. ways
~ ~
Social Items.
Mrs. y. Hirsch is quite i'll. to the
regret of her many friends.
- -
Miss Estelle Brown has returned
after spending several weeks IN
New York.
Mrs. Max Isaac and Misses Lillian
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-17

Children's wear of all kinds on
special sale at A. ZelmenovitZ'
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-17

Bargains in children's and infants
clothing next three days at A. Eel
menovitz's.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-17

aarSa:nss in in3alt's seady-jo-wea-"
garments at A. Zelmenovitz
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Children's wear of all kinds on
special sale at A. Zelmenovitz's
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Brunswick, St. ST..
mon $ SDarien
Line
STEAMER HESSIE.

STEAMER HESSlE.
The Marshall republican., 1910-07-15
Fiddling and Skating.

The celebrated violinist Joachim
during a winter residence In northern
Germany was in the habit Of watch
ing the skaters on a fine piece Of water
beneath his windows until n day il
occurred to him TO try the exercise
himself. As he had never yet donned
a pair of skates he put himself into the
hands of a man who provided skates
and instruction In che art on the brink
of the water and was soon equipped
and started on the ice, the master lead
ing his pupil.
Finding NO difficulty in keeping his
balance under these circumstances,
Joachim felt sure he could go alone,
desired his leader to leave him and
the next minute was sprawllng on the
ice On his back.
"Ahaw said the teacher triumphant
ly as he raised his PROSTATE pupil.
you see 1t is not quite SO easy as play
ing a adder
The Marshall republican., 1910-07-15
Berthoilet and Robespierre.

1t is said that the celebrated sayaIt
Barthollet in the most dangerous times
of the republic sustained his fearless
love Of truth. Some days prior to the
ninth Thermidor n sandy deposit was
found in a barrel of brandy intended
for the army. The contractors. sus.
pected of poisoning, were Immediately
arrested. and the scaffold was already
prepared. Berthollet. however. exam.
ined the brandy and reported 1t free
from all adulteration.
you dare maintain" said Robes.
pierre to him, that that brandy does
not contain poisonT"
AS his reply B%erthollet drank or a
glass. saying. IT never drank SO much
before"
you have plenty of c~ourage!" ex.
claimed R~obespierre.
II had more when ! signed my re-
port" replied the chemist. and here
the matter terminated.
The Marshall republican., 1910-07-15
SuTHERLAND'S EAGLE EYE SkLvI
Good for Nothing but the Eyes
SALT POND

Mrs. Willie Wheeland and baby
visited friends near Gretchen Sat-
urday evening.
Miss Ethel K~uykendall spent a
few days in Sedalia last week.
Louis Van Buskirk and wife Wis.,
tied relatives near Gretchen Sun
day.
Lewis Ballard and family visited
relatives near here Monday. a..
Joe Mackler shipped a load OF
of hogs to Kansas City Tuesday,
Mrs. Maud Harris and little girl
we're shopping in Sweet Springs
last week.
Elmer Ballard, wife and son.
visited at Marion Lees Sunday.
Mrs. Fannie Hall and Mrs. Shack
elford visited at Ed Blakeley's on
Wednesday.
Roy Crowder and family visited
with w. M. Treece Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-07-15
Miss N. E. Bentley expects to
leave Tomorrow for Horton, Kas.
for a five weeks visit to her sis
ter.
When John Brown Wouldn't.

LPol-Manear Is Il favorite cast near
Balmoral castle and was always held
as the special preserve of John Brown,
who vas the personal attendant Of the
late Queen Victoria. John was an en-.
thusiastic and inveterate fisher, and
often the royal larder was indebted to
his prowess for its supplies of spring
salmon when the rods of the other fish.
ermen failed to bring them to the bank.
1t is authenticity reported among an.
glers on Deeside that when the queen
wanted John he vas Immediately at
her call except when angling, and at
such times she would o disturb him.
The tacit understanding between them
Is said to have arisen in the following
fashion: Her majesty n day sent an
imperative message to the riverside
desiring John to Immediately wait
upon her.
"Tell her majesty" replied John in
his usual Doric, that i am rinnin' a
salmon and l Gamma come"
The messenger came back to him in
hot haste, saying that the queen de-
sired to see HAM the very minute.
"Well, tell her majesty this time that
! am rinnin' a salmon and I Wilma
come" And that settled II.
The Marshall republican., 1910-07-15
suuelcHED THE MEM ORATOR.
crandiioqasN speech Of New mem-
Der Of Congress Neatly Ridicuied
by Sunset" Cox.

"A new member Of congress from
nj Of the rural districts Of Michi-
gan was ambitious to distinguish
himself by his oratory, and accord
ingly watched for a favorable oppor-
tunity. At length an occasion pre-
sentcd itself. A motion was made
in the house for enforcing the exc
cution Of some statute; whereupon
the orator in embryo ros solemnly
up, and after giving three loud
hens. spoke as follows: "Mr.
Speaker: Have we laws, or have we
not laws? IL We have laws, and they
are not observed. to what end are
those laws made?' So saying, he sat
down, his chest heaving high with
conscious consequence. Instantly
Cox, the clown Of the house, with n
twinkle in his eye, rose and deliv-
cred his thoughts in these words:
"Mr Speaker: Did the honorable
gentleman who spoke last speak to
the purpose, or not speak TO the pur-
poser II he did not speak to the
purpose, to what purpose did he
speak" That particular orator
never troubled the house again.
The Marshall republican., 1910-07-15
Wells reenabaum

Married at the home of the bride
in Miami July the 9Th at 8 O'clock
Harold Wells and Miss Ella Green
abaum. The Rev. w. C. Heslar per
forming the ceremony. The inn
mediate relatives of the bride and
groom and the neighbors were
the witnesses. The groom is an
industrious r, r. man in Kansas
City and is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. C. Wells at that place. The
bride is the youngest daughter of
Mrs. John Miller of Miami and is
a young woman of much beauty
and is well known over the county
They r spending their honey
moor in Colorado. They will re-
side in Kansas City.
The Marshall republican., 1910-07-15
o0sfR INDIAN BELIEFS.
The Five Worlds Of the Bells Coois
Sun Worshipers.

There 10 an odd feature in the theol
ogy Of the small Indian tribe Of the
Bella Coola which lnhabit British Co
lumbla I'm about latitude 81. They be-
lleve that there are FIVE worlds. one
above the other. and the middle one Is
Our own world. the earth. Above II
IRE two heavens. and under 1t are two
underworlds. In the upper heaven is
the supreme deity. who is n woman.
and she doesn't NEEDLE much with the
affairs In the second world below her.
The zenith is the center Of the lower
heaven. and here Is the house Of the
gods, I'm which live the sun and the
rest of the deities.
Our own earth Is believed to be an
island swimming in the ocean. The
first underworld from the earth Is in
habited by ghosts. who al return,
when they wish. to heaven. from which
place they may be sent down to our
earth. II then they misbehaye again
they are cast into the lower Of the un.
derworlds, and from this bourn no
ghostly traveller returns.
The Bella Coda are sun worshipers,
for Senex. the sun. the master Of the
house Of gods. who is called the father
and the sacred one. is the only deity
to whom the tribe pray. Each family
Of the Bella Coda has It's own tradi
tions and Its own form OF the cur
rent traditions, so that in the mytholo
gy Of the tribe there are countless con
tradictions. When any one not a mem
Der Of a clan tries to tell a tradition
which does not belong to his clan Il
is like a white man trying to tell an
others Joke-he is considered as ap
propriating the property right which
does not belong to him.
The Marshall republican., 1910-07-15
Adbatross and Maapie.

Birds play a great part in good and
bad auguries at sea. The albatross Is
regarded as a harbinger Of good for
tune and has been immortalized as
such by Colexdge in 1.-THE Rhine OF
the Ancient Mariner whereas the
magpie Is q bad omen
A friend of Sir Walter Scott, travel
ing by coach to London. entered into
q conversation with a respectable
looking seaman, who remarked; ~
wish we may have luck in u Journey,
There's a magpie."
"And why should that be ~unluckyf"
II can't tel! you that, but all the
world agrees one magpie BODIES Ill luck,
two are not so bad, but three are the
evil one himself. I never saw three
magpies but twice, and nee i nearly
lost my vessel. aud afterward ! fell
from my horse and vas hurt"
Many seamen still believe In water
spirits or sprites. In Bohemia the fish
ermen are afraid to assist a drowning
man for fear Of giving offense TO the
water sprite.
The Marshall republican., 1910-07-15
SM0KELESS POWDER.
II Came Through Experimenting For
High Explosives.

The idea Is very general that smoke
less powder in being practically
smokeless achieves its greatest end,
but as a matter Of fact its smokeless
feature is incidental and was an ac-
cident.
When the idea of modern long range
guns vas conceived 1t was at ono ap-
parent that the old black powder lack
ed explosive force. and thousands Of
experiments were made with various
chemicals to procure a powder Of high
explosive properties, and this was at
last accomplished.
When the new powder was tried.
much to the surprise Of every one II
was found that practically no smoke
followed the explosion, though this
could Of course have been predicted
had the question ever arisen. The
volume Of smoke from black powder
is due mainly to the quantity Of char
coal In the powder. an ingredient not
found in the smokeless explosive.
Smokeless powder, though a great
boon to the sportsman. is of question.
able value on the battlefield. so far as
its smokelessness is concerned. The
smoke clouds of old days were FIRE.
quently most .dvantageously used to
cloak movements Of troops and bat
terles and really interfered with the
enemy much more than with the
troops creating the smoke.-EXchange.