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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-21

Or. Royal Raceford. who appears
NJ the Empress theatre this week.
IN one Of the few electricians who
has the distinction OF having been
praised By Thomas A. Edison for
his research work.
DR. Raceford IL the inventor Of
the method OF pouring liquid cleo.
tricity.
To perform this feat requires al
least 100000 volts OF electricity.
Edison praised DR. Raceford very
warmly for this invention when Dr.
Raceford appeared in Orange. y. j..
with his act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-21
CLOSE CONVENTION

PORTLAND. July 2i.--The dele
gates TO the national congress OF
tho Sons OF the American Revolu-
ton we're touring the Columbia
river highway today. The annual
banquet. the last formal function
OF tho congress. was held last
night
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REDMEN GET CAR

Chief Seattle lodge. No. 2s, Of II.
order OF Redmen. has arranged n,
special train 10 leave FOR 4.
state convention at Tacoma a, Sd
next Monday afternoon. All R.s
men are invited 10 take thu rids
which will be free.
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SACRAMENTO. July 2I.-pl.a
ing his own case before Judge MAI
colin Glen. Wiley Rudolph. esn.
victed OF forgery. talked two YEAR
off his sentence. and. when taken 1,
Folsom prison today. II was 70, ,
three-year-term instead OF five
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-21
MAY DRIVE VILLA
OUT OF COUNTRY

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2l.-Gen.
Francisco villa may come 10 San
Francisco after the war I'm Mexico
is over. or even before. II he con
tinues 90 suffer defeat at the hands
OF the Carranzist forces. said Bob"
Cornell OF Houston. Tex. one OF the
international vice presidents OF the
Rotary clubs. today.
The Hollywood Lunch and Soda
Fountain. 2i2 Pike St-Adv.
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ie.scnr SACRIFICE

fs acres - rich bottom ianfs all
cleared, fenced crnss fenced
room house suef harn chick
80 house fruit rrnp - seEstaa
hlss span - horses, iFsEnn. bar
nsss fsrfa implements on STATE
hiEhwaF itnoFR sfhcpi sd}nin-
lea. % good tgsn east ~
Lake Washington Price rniY
o. 600. on terms = q. Parrish.
fet Ssw Yofh nieck
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THE OPPORTUNITY oFvEnFD To
LAND urrEng
A. Three faaaes Hnnhnfntsh cgmnfy. 10
UNUSUAL AID fNTEnNArfNG
-rur Deal WIN 10 DIRECT
on q isrx. area u veil located isnf
~hsrs thar. seof reads. stage.
fsiiY trains ustiis sshoeis. store. ~ ~
.. sns many -thsr eonssnisucs. that
make country life bath
PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE
Write r " Messisjohn. Mwr land
Dept 1871 4. = smith ffifH H@sstis
TuHrE LAKES LUMBER co.
~ ACRES Fon o. see
AZ rod ianf anf only miles from
rrHishn Prosperous farmers are all
s-nanf fhis ris-s The beet - fr.ns.
poftstiqn - Seattle ard seof market
for al you ssn raise itss cssh uiii
handle this place
uLE MANSON a co
~. Ne~ York Block
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ACREAGE

81 ACREAGE
FIVE ACRES. WITH SPRING
Coed. rleh sandy Joan snn ~ miles
FROM tusin~ss center - seattle short
Wait e. Taihf good srheuls phone
service anf delivery from sfares morn.
tea snd afternoon service 81 city
PRICE tt7S
$50 CASH AND SO PER MONTH
CLIFFORD a VAN ARsDALE. Inc.
1913 Thifd Ave- ioi wsshiustou ~
"a POOR MANS CHANCE
~ coo an terms w'u tur this splendid
ftfe to.srrs farm win Al tuudiuFs
flee orchard. pretty sifean Toes
fhraHFtt fiasH fH srhnai ant fnsr
sonnet hinE lusi Steal Ash u. shout
49,. thee 500 wfu saht lt
rHAHtEH HuNrnH COMPANY
Alaska rHildifs
CASH TALKS
water frent home partly improved ~
arF~. rich slider isnd. har mile GO
school srd church raunfY road onig
SO fare o. city. CLAIMS. crate flsh and
sild dneas galore ~ ideal bone
rfies fpte terms sasr Faf cash ~ part
cash - sni make 10 discount
AAhEN HENroS 60
~oIe-.ssss~- ~ s-.,~s
43 REAL ESTATE
FOW FAf.F-it sgrs hours fsrrn in tie
Yakima valley hsr fnit~ from fown
al IRRIGATED ard pad %. sef~s De-
alfalfa and corn raisnrs o. orchard
sad small fraH sriendif house taauti.
fui la~n srd fin~sra. and Ideal snunfFf
homs. anf 81 ne sane iifas god
tnTss'msat Price Vsfr reasonable and
terms Phone Easi tfts
49, 1870 -. fl..Ns..
0aresas Para hair block frssn car iins
rfies ttst fttt cash
let ttrife m " list ttss: half essh
YOUNG a nuoHEnn
'sse Vernon Fiscs rhens n.ii.ri as
WHAT hsf. roa % irsss fsr no
, squi'y Ia ,-rsafs income hefnsr tis
4isf ave Ess; =.
aNAp- Modern i-sson1 hsus.. wi,h furni-
tore; ios tbsi:e ovner =, i;s; ifih
ave W pins vis~. fi.fte
ttae Equity h s.foaui bnnEsios hat
arc. isAe, tto mnnfhlr: no iius tiniii
KssS - - seli ists .ss =
81 FARM LANDS
IMPROVED Farm MEAN CHEWAffa
Is acres II level ianf. free from gravel.
IN Ennf county rad near store ara
pnsi9ffirrs ahnus arfes are cleared.
balance tefr easy % risar Included IN
fHis piafe efr team 81 hHfses Jersey
COWS. wagon. harness dis rake. ns~
cream separatcr. pinw. harrow ard
rnAii tenis Price frr everything IL
fitee. On terms % o. fae cash. balance
sasy.
OLE HANSON a co
fff New York Heck
~~>N@~~~I~e~~~~~~~N~-~~~
so EXCHANGES
oSE-rp~ TRUCK Tor yale on terms ~
would accept small. q-passsnE.r car IN
rsrhauFs beacon :ies
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FAEA' f1AA H'tAhhfFtA ~ A nA~yltlA al " "a
next Monday afternoon. All Rss
men are invited 10 take thu rios
which will be free.
a-a--.s..-----.----
SACRAMENTO. July 2I.-pl.A
Ing his own case before Judge MAJ
colin Glen. Wiley Rudolph. esn
yicted OF forgery, talked two year
Off his sentence. and. when taken /,
Folsom prison today. II was for
three-year-term instead OF five.
| PUGET SOUND /
| STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
rTEtMKRs LEAVE FROM CoIuAx
DOCK root OF MARION srrRr,
LsAv. Arrs,.
Seattle. esssss
B |]|8
4usA AvN10 *
.<~v91I
HAkAzHHd
ASA AyH y
AylksIH Aku S2S
Daily s,.-mes siosr. for s;is,a
eseep'To~n~nd. Williams ssiy
I sss n sfcsrf
~NN sanaS
$500
s.t
'
| sieeam
.y,-..- = -
A.~.a.
ee' ~, ~ 49,
-, rs,,,,.
as,i, ,s.r,s,nr pa-s
ssiss and vscssrsA
u, c.
Does not can sq
Nle,oTia sehdAU
Effective June n
y,~sersa. n. C Dire
| II -Te,-- Il, I,>cnoi. 81, 7,0-i
daily Victoria n. c. direct. ANY
s-urnins leaves Vie
-1-I.. ~ y "a.
Tacoma Dfrsr4
-=-z---z.-- -----
/ .ss~,-sanL,
,,.sa. 49,. ,s.ss
i:eoprn every two hours. ssc a:espa
-. a.oA
eepm single TIP. soc round sssDe
spn u1p- Sohneeuors *
bh Nn sm
.-,s o'"p'A
nany sneton. es1
sPers T,~r.uA-A~,>~rs
BelIsushsm
-.71S.--
daily for Pert Tewnsend. daiiy
srosp' Anaeer'es and Bel sssN
snosy .tn 1917 |
Rv~~~St-rxuc~As
| ..-.---l
IVAN w
hcoh kahonoA %
sp s.e" cny
oAs oh SUNDAY snU esS
esss sestus
"a 'n 1890 ., ~
a. week days
--,-------- -
nam J.
for Ievnseea
10 ieopms. 4. skulshan. for t;eepn
daily iEvereu. Anaoortes DAILY
and Beiiinshs m
iCail. at Pert Town
send southsound on
fly Does not cari at
Everett Saturdays
--------------- ------------------.---
San Juan tsiands-betlisese
IL oe str Rosaiie. fer Port s:eesn
rnidn'htiTown.snd ana Rel russd'y
eupaavifnsharu. via ali San rhurs'y Il
ru.sa' Jusn .lsae poin,a safury
/ Thur,'r
------- ------------------------------
Port fowns~nd-fcst Ang~'-r
Hay and Way forts
fs-ee st~~me, BefIipg- t:espa
r.,s,.n, ham. for Port Town russdy
/ eurs.v ..ns Port Angeles Tnurs'y
rn..a' Se.A Rag ana war satury
! rhur.,y port.
----------- - g.
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BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

This directory is intended
for the convenience of any one
desiring something a little out
OF the ordinary in their daily
needs and requiring i, in a
hurry. The firms represented
belou make a speciality OF inn
medii o. service and will glad
ly .arnish any information
that Is necessary. Remember,
satisfaction is guaranteed by
every advertiser.
Just Use Your Telephone
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DIRT CHAP
80 ACRES ron s,fs
tis CASH AND Is MONTHLY
This tract lies tsrg level ard 4. v-Tr
easily cleared! mostly small sidsr
srusth. wafer a. ~ feet; rood rpaas.
close 20 school sa~mii logging camp.
and IL supplied with n y. u. and
phons rood nsiEhbers. delivery from
Stores. cream route
FIHST- CLASS soft.
rrgET SOUND FARMS co. sfs trf Az.
GRANITE FALi.a
- acres ~ rich. level land. only ! miles
from tnwn ths clearing is not hard .
there 10 good we'll on the place, anh
a. feo poY ARE ~ Il harxain. There
are neigh nfs Gloss ~ and a school IL
handy. VIII make very sasY terms On
this plscs-tie9 caah and the balance
monthly
az Nsw YORK block
$4,000 FOR YOU IN YEAR
is horses ard harness. 4 Harg piown
wagons. draE. mower and rake. all
kinds farm tools 20 run hig place.
and contract 10 run '.oo0-acrs wheat
farm for - years can easily clear
up Is. 900 this year. All the above Il
free and clear. and will trade Tor So
attic property or cell on liberal terms
This IL the biggest bargain No ever
saw Can tell you all about It at
office
sULLfS BROS LAND CO.
Main 1871 soi-e northern Bank BidE
CONVENIENT TO SEATTLE
10 acres levels nearly ali cleared. good
soil. on county road. In fine die.
trict: Groom house. barn. chicken
houses; telephone; mail and store de-
livery Price t1.b00. terms
l.. J. MARSH & co, 1903 Sd AVE.
itto-S ACREs near Maple Valley half
cleared good soil. best nelghborhnod
near sawniu where YOU can get work
and rood market for sarden produce.
only tracts loft. few steps from
railroad. t7b cash, balance 90 per
month Kefschner. 7it Marion 1T
FOR sALE-27-acra ranch ~ acre. bot
tom land. IN snoqueinls valley; -
miles east - Seattle, one mile ~ Tnlt.
~ acres IN pasture and crop. fine
view spring. large house; household
goods. horse. cows calves. chickens.
immediate possession. Soc owner. on
premises Ralph tinker. Tolt, wash.
ZINE IRRIGATED ALFALTA LAND
Small or Large Tracts
VERY CHEAP-VERY EASY TERMS
write or cali FOR free books.
faMiGRATIoN BUREAU
g. NJ a FT. y ny
Second and cherry 81. seattle. wash
eArHfFfCE
berry ranch fine soil. fine location.
every convenience lies perfect. fine
nsw buildings ftss7bi some terms
James oNeil. owner. Maryayiiie. Wash.
MIST SELL 70 acreE 1900 2tr fare 10
seattle Csli or vrite Hotel Puget
Sound 40 sirth ave +. room 100 from
- y
1900 AcnEa Montana land s. 500 irfi-
stated agreeable climate SURE. profit.
able crops 500 20 $500. term.
f1a Burke Bniidinr
a. ACHE RANcu Tor sale. tnoams. ~ 90
dnf. net Write not 1854. Route I.
Naustilie Wash
60 ACRES good land partly improved.
good iorafiau fine water a. 900 F a
Canmirhaif Pail city Wash
PARTLY IMPROVED al acres. 4. mile
water front miles from Anacortss
Hreenes island Enod ferry 81 600
essh = nsann. n y. u. I. Ana.
fnHfea
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FUNERAL NOTICE

WIRrH-Ars. 2 J. iii9 Hiswatha place.
Was 4 prominent dramatic reader; alec
member - the Ngrtle Chapter Of tho
Eastern star. also Past Noble Grand
~ The Mystic Jssel - Rsbeeca Lodge
The funeral VIII he held Thursday a.
.. NJ a. The Firsi Methodist Episcopal
church. q, Finh and Marion All ne
bsccAs ana Eastern stars urged 90 be
prss"nf The Eastern Star funeral rites
VII be given a. thu grave side a. Wash.
ia The remains Hrs nov at the Eeattis
MATCHMAKING Psriors.
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EXCHANGES

oSE-ro~ TRUCK Tor .at.. on tsfns. ~
would accept small. q-passsnE.r car IN
ssrhauFs BEACON sies
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Heed Canal-Gsmbie--L
tiooanl Str. rotistch. for Port :'tss"
daily .f.udiow. Port Gamble. dAt
ssRsnsor and all eA.r
lpoints on Hood Canal. MsneS
lOu sunday trip calls
only AZ Gambia Rrin-
mon. Hcodsport. Pot
batch and linton city;l
ARRIVING hack IN Sc
attic at 1880 = m.
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7 FEMALE HELP WTD.

" A NJ En- wer1sn ssr government fnhs
tTa month. puu Unnecessary. Write
Immediately for iist pnsitiss. ehtains
abe Frzukiin insslsut. Dept. 81 "
Rochester y
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9 MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED
several experienced country solicitors
wsnfsf for mali Subscription w1rs
steady proposition for right men Only
rsiiahi. men vacated References.
please Apply " W Parish. Tbs s.
attic star. 1907 AsVeuth ave.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-10-01
BIG MEN IN BRITISH ARMY
Ulster Volunteers Said TO Hold the
Reeord-soldiers Of Large Stature
All From ireland.

The Ulster volunteer force. unbeat-
en- in its record of giving recruits and
money since the war began. is also
unbeaten in the record for big men.
Sergeant J. Bryan Stewart OF the
Eleventh Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers,
thirty-two years of age. is s feet "A
inches in height. chest 43.45 inches.
He is believed 10 be the biggest man
in the whole British army at home or
abroad. Though Of such great stature.
he is an international water polo play
er, an old varsity Rugby man. a keen
motorist and a sports enthusiast. Ser
Ceant Stewart is an Enniskillen man
and has two brothers in the army, one
a veterinary surgeon. Lieut. Charles
Stewart. serving at the front, and an
other. Lieut.. Jack Stewart. in Kitchen
er's army. Few regiments could beat
the record of the Eleventh lnniskill.
ings in the stature Of their men.
The 4 and y companies. which are
all drawn from Donegal and Fer
managh. have several men over SIX
feet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-10-01
WHEN VOWS WERE COMMON
Some OF the Most Strange. and TO This
Age Foolish, Were Those Of
Middle Ages.

IF a prosperous modern man, with
a high hat and a frock coat. were TO
solemnly pledge himself before all his
clerks and friends TO count the leaves
on every third tree In Holland walk.
to hop up TO the city on one leg ev-
cry Thursday. to repeat the whole OF
Mills Liberty 70 times. to collect 300
dandelions In fields belonging TO any
one OF the name OF Brown. TO remain
for 81 hours holding his left ear in
his right hand. TO sing the names OF
all his aunts in order OF z on the
top OF an omnibus. or make any such
unusual undertaking. We should i'm
mediately conclude that the man was
mad. or. as il is sometimes expressed.
was an artist in life"
So writes Gilbert X. Chesterton.
who goes on TO say: yet these VOWS
are not more extraordinary than the
vows which in the middle ages and in
similar periods were made, not by IA
Mates merely. but by the greatest fig
ures in civic and national civilization
by kings. judges. poets and priests.
One man swore TO chain two mountains
together. and the great chain hung
there. il was said. for ages as a mon
ument of that mystical folly. Anoth-
er swore that he would find his way
To Jerusalem with a patch oyer his
eyes. and died looking for it."
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The Chauffeur a Robber.

No woman would have cared to take
on the job OF the earliest chaufeurs.
For long before the arrival of the
motor car the chauffeur existed. The
name was applied 10 bands Of robbers
p~racticing in the border lands be-
tween France and Germany at the
close OF the eighteenth century. They
earned the name land lived up TO it,
BY a habit OF sccrching their victims
feet to expedite the revelation of the
hiding place OF his money. Rumor
had II that the bands were encour-
aged by the exiled royalists of France.
and. al any rate, their determination
was one OF Napoleon's first tasks
when he became first consul.
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pho,ooraph e. Meteor Trail.

Perhaps the remarkable pho
tograph OF a meteor trail that has
vet been taken is reproduced in a
recent issue of L'AstrOno1ie. The ne
teor in question was seen from many
points in South Africa about ) p. m.
on June ?. 1872. e.. in broad day
Highland the trail that it left behind
IL remained visible until some time
after sunset. becoming more and more
conspicuous as the daylight faded.
The photograph in question. which
shows the trail as an immense SER
pentine ribbon in the western sky.
was taken at Tempe. Orange Free
state. about an hour after the pas
sage OF the meteor.
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Cause for RellIeositY.

Well. III be slammed. calculated
Lester Greenshaw CT Petunia in the
midst Of his %perusal CT the village
newspaper. The Weekly Palladium
mas all along been for peace at any
price. and here. this week. every edi-
torial in it is defying somebody and
Yelling that everybody must apologize
to us,
"Yep," returned Hod Durnitt. "A
Teller paid the editor two years sub
scription in hard cider day before
Yesterday. kansas City Star.
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Nearly Cot the King.

The Tribuna states that the king
OF Italy. who is an excellent soldier,
was present recently at the lombard
ment Of an Austrian fort.
Having noticed that the Austrians
were firing from a house. the king
advised the lieutenant in charge OF a
gun 10 fire at the building The lieu
tenant aimed and fired, the house be
ing shattered The king congratu-
lated the officer and went away.
Later he related the incident to
a general. who asked the lieutenant S
name. which was told him.
The general paled and said The
lieutenant and three soldiers were
killed half an hour ago. If your ma
Jesty had STAYED later" He was
unable to finish the sentence.
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the mountaineering of the FISH Once firmly established in their good
graces Troy took steps to solve a problem which had prplexed him for years
n which is the cause of disappointment TO the avengeu unsuccessful angler
lie wanted to know the most expeditions way to bait a hook with a mnnow
IN order TO catch bass With this idea in mind he dropped several club
minnows in the tank.
In a moment they had disappeared. Several more were dropped, and
va surprised a moment later to see ne Of the number. minus II tai
and badly cut. belly up toward the surface. A second later it disappeared in
the nav OF one of the bass
Observations were continued and Troy eventually learned tina. the bass
would never take the minnow tail first So on his next excursion. instead
of thrusting his barb through the head or nose OF the mnnow. he caught
II about the middle and just under the back fin thus giving a bass a chance
at the head. The difference in hooking soon showed results. an when
than he had on any other trip OF his career.
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or course said Mr. Conger, Il do not maintain hat I'M adds Il the
aaatable favor OF the ham. But neither does the champagne. would not
advise epicures to drink the ink in which the ham is cooked But l will eat
ne ham cooked in the ink 10 prove that n part o. the in substance is alb
soei by the ham in cookng. and that the man who has been johyng him
self with the idea that he obtains a champagne flavor from ham cooked in
Champagne is merely working his Imagination overtime and ought to be a
Nar correspondent and not a chef n bon vvant"
Az five o'clock the hams were cut and about seventyfve persons present
Iarook Of the meat. nobody knowing which he ate The advocate OF the
chamIagnecooked ham as asked to pass judgment He insisted he could
tFea bare flavor OF champagne. but admitted that he had not tasted ink
70 By decided for himself. and Professor Noack handed Mr.. Conger a bill
ir eight quarts Of champagne under the terms of the wager.
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tr ~ sites for summer homes for as many IS 80 years for merely nominal
reals This arrangement which went into effect last spring makes worth
shs me erection o. substantial Improvements. and has already greatly in
C.zad the number OF persons soiouming in the forests in the summer
saaon In many Of The forests applications ito lease hveacre tracts are pour
ms IN. and dwellings from simple log cabins 10 pretentious homes are
n-nrng up m mountain rlcns and by river banks and lake shore.
In order TO determine just what the forests present in the way OF at
sites for summer homes and facilities for boating. bathing. fishing
mountain climbing and other outing activities, the forest service is now
ulkuE a reCreational survey OF the domains over which il has control and
VIII list and publish the data as rapidly as possible Now. il is realized,
most Of the applicants for cottage sites are persons who happen to be IA
with the forests When the data now being collected are available
however ctybomd souls who long for the woods but have neither the
means nor the time to make long searches for satisfactory sites will be able
Q Lhoose Just about what they wish without stirring from their doors
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else.

anywhere else.
THE Russian peasant Is the most
important factor in Russian life. lie
constitutes the majority OF his nation.
The peasant not only tills the arabic
land. but he owns the greater part OF
It. This is a fact which is practically
unknown. II is difficult to bring home
10 the average person the way in
which religion enters into the daily
life Of the Russian peasant. He be-
lieyes in God as a matter Of course. be-
aus IL is plain to him that 1t is the
right thing TO do"
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IMPORTANT IN RUSSIAN LIFE
pIleity and Sincerity Character
lstic Of the Peasant.

In The handspring OF Russia"
CThomas Nelson Hon. Maurice Bar
ing declares that The Russian soul
Is filed with a human Christian char
!ty which is warmer In kind and in
tenser in degree, and expressed with a
greater simplicity and sincerity than I
have met with In any other people
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-10-01

pOsfmlstor here- Inc Champasne slue
OF the gastronomic argument was
taken by Tony" Richardson. a local
real estate man
The other day an experiment took
place at S~hoemakers. retreat OF
statesmen. artists. publicists. and lit
erary lights. Prot. Gus Noack. ana
lytical chemist. was called in as ex-
pert. Eight quarts OF each liquid were
used. Mr.. Noack arranged the gas
stove and made sure that the ink man
had not substituted grape juice.
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one side vas cliff a mile high. OF the other a bottomless cave. The G. O. p.
trademark cam steaming up to Reed. He felt its hot breath a its prehen-
she proboscs probed his person The elephant stepped in 20 deliver the
coupdegrace Raising its trunk until 1t touched Reeds hands it forced down
his guard and. leaning oyer-
Bit him on the left shoulder ~
to Main street There vas a policeman. o he felt sure OF protection.
Where's the nearest hosptalg' begged Reed. I've just been bitten
o. the shoulder by an elephant"
At the receiving hospital Or. Louis NJ. Kane heard Reeds story in all its
awing details On Reeds left shoulder vas a red spot the size OF a ttney
bus fare.
Are you a stranger here asked the surgeon
"Yessir" moaned Reed
That explains it" concluded the doctor. You were bitten not by an
elephant. but
BY a ferocious feai"
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movie show on Sunday night. He saw
a jungle film. Girafes. tigers. lions and
elephants frisked cro the screen.
charged. slew and gobbled their prey.
His back hair bristled as he later
pulled the covers up 10 his nose and
sank back into his pillow
Horrible dreams outdid the
movies Pickering films. Reed was be
ing pursued by countless ''denizens
OF the impenetrable jungle Businesses.
The climax came al last. a huge
African elephant %cornered Reed. On
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Hops. who had just motored home to
the summer place of the Hops family.
at Seventy-ffth street and Santa Fe
avenue. looked askance at his sons
bargain.
But a trade is a trade. and there
harness. Also there was the lawn
mower and a good start Of grass wait
ing his immediate attention. He de-
clared now that it was an inspiration
which prompted him TO put them to-
gether. The trial was more than sue