The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 32, Ed. 1 Friday, December 20, 1907 Page: 3 of 12
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low Philadelphia Mint Wiil Make
$60,000,000 at Once.
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HEW MACHINERY IS IN USE.
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#!#noy Makon Working Night and
D*y on Soorotary Cortotyou’a Og
■ * Demand tor Doubt* Gold Iigtet.
Coinod $2,000,000 In Two Wooh.
"■— n. ( ortolyou, secretary <>r th**
Xtnt**** frcasnr.r, hit* demanded
than Stitl.OOO.OflO In K«»<t doul>U*
|i» •<* delivered within the m-xt
i»in- mouths. anil the l*hllartel[<hlu
*• ulnt stum!* ready with Ita grout fa,-III
ttaa to nrlw* to the occasion, say* u »ik*
Hal dlri'ittHi ftoin Philadelphia to the
Maw York Herald
Day ami night miner*. «.«- :t; • *r*.
• u, wglgber* atnl the own ties* <d!u»i- <qn'*
•4all«*>1 wr.rkem who make up the '•t.ifl
* it the ihlut have (wen working, hut
Ugre~«Kwtie of them fourteen hont^^i
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School Co-eds Object to
Anti-love Rule
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went at Washington If everything t*
regular, one of the assistant secret*-
riea of the treasury countersign*, Mini
then It 1* forwarded to Philadelphia.
The superintendent of the tniut gi\ eo
his approval, and It la Bent to Mr. Mur
phy, the cashier, who in turn pusses It
along to the court of lust appeal. Mr
Clark, the chief coiner.
There la no more obliging ludividimi
than Mr Clark T here is tio our more
I keenly nllve to the stringency of the
| money market. But there arc times
i w hen he peremptorily refuses an order
i for currency, tan k's! though.it may U*
■ by the onler of men tu the si'ats of the
w«elli«*c the order came |n less j mighty. 1
two weeks, deep!to the fail that , An instance teiinred while the Her
ttMtrtv have beeo peremptory detnnuiD ! aid representative talked to him A
ft#r the almost unllmiteit coinage of 1 clerk hurried into Mr. Clark's oftiee
limes, quarters, half dollais mid silver | bearing In his hand an Important look
loltars. f2,tkH),000 In gold doubte eagiin* j Ing document Mr. f'Tark looked at it
I®w'$ 'jgrnp Already lK>en delivered an Instant, then shook his head As an
When the order came requiring dell' j afterthought, as though to reassure
•rjr by Tuesday. Nov. 12. of H2.000.0O" j himself, he glam eil at a long sheet l-
double eagles all employ**! Ill Ibe j fore him
tpidhg of money were ordered t" "jc*. 'Tlnelnnti'i wants twelve t Iioiimu tel
ba»y." Massive new machinery v.as | In halves, eh We ' oubln't give them
it into play with Hue success. j two." he said
But. if Mr ( ark is now and then
forced to assume a seemingly harsh at
tltude townnl some of the larges:
banks in the country, he is ouly too
happy to talk atxmt his hobby < "in
»!fe
"With the ten inllliotis we receDed
today,” lie began, "we have.thirty four
millions in our vaults. This is nil bul-
lion, and most of It is refined < ii
course we get from day to day small
quantities of gold, nod' that there is a
premium on It. from individuals It
varies In quality, but we are glad o,
get it. Ail gold of this sort is subjected
to a refining process We put ii . I
upon a one-thoiisuiultb fine bast., nad
theu maki> the alloy by mixing 1" i • •• I
cent copper for coining purposes
“Once the gold Is relitied P> '
Which l’re*lde*t Rooweveit
ku new objected to pm the ground
that he think* it Irreverent sod r*nt of
place.
in charge of (he coinage at the mint
|( Robert Clark, whom* ortlctal title <*
chief coiner. But It must uot
poaed that Mr. Clerk’s duties rest with
a supervision of the purely mechanical
process. When air order comes for
coin to be delivered to a >-ertaln sum
|Mr. Clark ha* the dual »ny |
ft happens thin way
■A Chicago bank wauls *10,000 in gtudonts at C«tl*gi*t* Imstutt In Al-
Iquartere. A request Is made to the j blew. III., Organic, * Sw**tb«art»‘
nearest snbt treasury, and this in turn : I
is forwarded to the treasury depart
GIRLS TAKE AN ACTIVE PART.
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and the necessary amount of gold rain
sd had Iwett carefully packed away in
•Uttering piles three days later. Then
Wtrjrbody was put to work upon mole
double eagles
l The efficiency of the new maebiner.'
Its opening and shutting the split col
tar, a device for putting stars on tin-
edge of the newly designed double ea
glee, was well attested ill the cuter
ggacy. There are forty six stars ou the
edge of each piece because of the ad
vent of the new state of Oklahoma t>>
the Union.
Thetokchinery of the mlut is capable
of grinding out 4,000 of these pieces in
ah hour. AS soon as $150.000 In Im'I'
dollars and a similar amount In qutit
tors are sent out front the mint, and
this Will be within a few days, the at
thtttton Of the entire working force wil i stumlurd It is melted into lugoi*
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be devote<1 to the task of meeting tie-
requirement: for gold.
When the two millions lit gold double
eagles had been coined, there was still
* 134,000,000 In available bullion In tie
vaults of tile mint. On Wednesday.
Nov. 13. while a part of this was !»*
lag rapidly converted Into doubi
eagles. Cashier Joseph I>. Murphy oi
the Philadelphia mlut received word to
look out for the arrival at the instilu
(Ion Of ten millions more in gold. In
stantty word was passed around, and
when an hoar later a wagon of the
Unlted States Express company quiet
ly halted at a side gate there was a
force of mint employees ready to help
the men in jumpers and overalls to
land their precious burden safely in
the massive vaults.
The gold was part of the gllttoiiuu
oafgo brought over by the I.usltania
and It had arrived at the Heading ter
tnlnal In express cars shortly nfie:
noon. It was theu conveyed In orillnar
express wagous to the mint, ('aside
Morphy smiled Indulgently when red,
sd what precautions were taken t -
prevent the loot of one of the treasure
wagons.
“In a crowded city like Philadelphia."
be aald. “It would bo impossible for a
theft to occur on one of the expre •
wagons. The Idea of a holdup is out
of the quostlon, ns deliveries to tie-
mint are never made except In bro-oi
daylight. Now, it follows if there Is
| any loss It must lie the work of i
! sneak thief and one who would he an
extraordinarily rapid worker. The
y; wagons are In charge of two men. and
•van If a thief managed for a raouion*
to alnde their vigilance his shrift would
* h# short. It Is no easy tusk to get
•way With bullion as It Is packed
"Try for yourself.” continued Mr
'■•'Ni.Murphy, pointing to a heap of rays
tarlous looking boxes. “That one eon
tains s bar of virgin gold Hold It In
Into strips of the proper thickness • n j
! cut Into blanks or plnnehets.
j "These are selected—that I*, iie-qc-.-r \
I ed—to see if they are of the proper j
shape. Coins that are not are placed :
! with the parings from the cutting am! J
melted over again. The colus once *e j
looted are weighed. For a douhic !
eagle the standard weight Is 5I<> grn in-,
but a tolerance of half a grain either
way Is allowed. Coins that fall l**l,o\
tills standard are put Into the melting
|sit again.
“When the pieces have tw*eu weigh
ed they are subjected to the milling, or
‘upsetting.’ process. This consists ie
Union to Oofy Ficj'ty—Point to ths
Prt»d*"t’i Own Woomj is an Ar-
gument.
Sweethearts' uaton. tis-al .No I, is
about to declare a strike to •■ous*'-
quence of the ukase sgainst courting
Issued by the faculty of the Southern
Collegiate Institute at Athlon. Ill . says
the New York Herald
Mr. Hines'president of the Institute
and author of the new rule, Is reported
to have carae upon Cupid himself
sneaking about the institution campus.
The president gave * haw*, caught the
tittle god, laid him across the peda-
gogical knee and administered a sound
spanklug Cupid went away, sobbing,
and lias not come out in the opeu
since.
Miss Currett. formerly a teacher In
the East St IeuiH public schools an-l
unmarried, is professor of Latin. Sti-
left the school tiecause of the new
rule, but was induced to return.
Ariel M IJIauey of East St. Louis |
is one of tin* younger students, but |
has been prominent lu ttie outburst |
against the faculty’s nib*. Two sous
of I’nstor Woodley of the Methodist
church departed from the school '***
cause of the anti love rule, but Inter
were persuaded to come back.
A meeting was held at which sov
ernl spe! I binders of the faculty at-
tempted to mollify the mutinous stu-
dents. It was useless, “(live tin to,e
or give us death!" cried the students
“All men are born free aud equal
The ITiitod States is aud of right
ought to be free,” answered the stu
dents W e will never surrender We
claim the right lo love and tie loved
when and where it pleases us."
The students daily exiiect the pit bit
cation of penalties for dallying with
t'tipld, something like tills
For every googoo eye. It) demerit-
For every kiss, 1,000 demerits
For every hand holding. 2.10 deni*"- i
its
I love you." XV) deuier! ■
Darling," 700 detueriis
" t s on sweet?" t.lOO ,i**
For every
For every
For every
merits
For every engagement to marry,
pulsion
Meanwhile bluing and inning goes ,u
PREHISTORIC STRONGHOLD
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•*e«c lurrsumt Rare Old Fart M.ee »
Found In Vwban Valley. T
A*lvi . - fr*»m the* Yukon tail a core
a* of au apparently proktotorlc fort,
surrounded by sturtotapw. iu th.- vieiu
tjf of -Oiactor lake, says «a Bd»<vnt.m
(Alfertat special dispatch to the V*w
York Tlmoo It to lu Uw •hapr of a
huge towor. forty-4ve foot high, at
whose leise la grimly suggestlva quan-
tities ure pile* of human booeo. This
fort bait stiHsl uuseen throughout all
ibo years of the Yukon’• mining his-
tory until discovered recently by thru**
men who bnjqemcd upon It during a
mining trip
It h«d lavo t>iiftlemeut***l evidently
when built, but now the battlements
have d-.-i iyed. and their ruins are over-
grown v i.ib weeds and grass, which
add tbe tto.nl touch to Its weird **x-
terior I’bc trenches are vlaibla and
prove that much can* was exereiscl
In their i-onstruetlon, Bones wore
found around the fort lu such quantl-
tles that the discoverers could scarce-
ly believe their eyes, ami examtnatioas
have proved them to Is* undoubtedly
hutnun Those who have seen the
fort are unable to venture au opinion
M to what face It Ijelongtsl They
are sure the builders were not Itn*
•tans, a* It presents au appearance of
age which proves its existence prior to
the Kmhsi.iu discovery of Alaska
ARMY OFFICER’S PROBLEM.
Witling to Take Te*t R»d«. Cm * F
Hone Big Enough
“Is it frtir thru tin* la*’k of n '
flhotlM • t/s( an hiis Job?”
This f>ro!»lom fs nivluc; ('olotitH \\ i!
Ham I. V iirjlm’.l. f’. S A, <hi«H
river n i l harbor work iu N**w \ -
much nib »*rri. m«vs a WafthitiRTfou ki
<ia! :t* ii to tin* N>w Yorl? W*
CoIuul*1 ^t.irnball welphR .>00 (xnn ’
Under iv prvHhl^nt'K *>rtU*r lo* urn* j
take 0m- tent” or i$<> ln?foiv .* (
retiring Itounl When tli#» onlor j
tbo coN»TM*t saiiietl !<»rt!i to tin«l a ♦»•*. ••
to mrry him on tUo fifteen mile jaw
takiUK v\i;h him a *k*niier voting ?i in. j
O0« of hin KiibulteruH. Tb<* Urwt !r. > t . |
man n|>|>nMo!ieil jnin{K*<l al th** « !».»•*■ -
and ip hi net'll at th** wuba'torn
“I mu the «*ire win* wantw tl»* h*»r-e
volunttK-riKi tlie eolouel shrinknur!>. !
wber**af rue ti very run n .TSH^rteO th?«»-
■ nr>t for ;»n> tiilnj^uniJer the pr1< »* <»! r.\.
i horiM' v. oni«l he tiir** hirn out for m t
I teen mih* c illop tindcf fin* miotic? * > v
! even fh»»u be\l want an afthlavif : .
j the S*rt i*-t \'f»i the Prevention oi » / .
eltj f* \o.*iiiH's v' ouhln't |*roKv *i'■ \
! hiui
j The -o refi:***l <1).h* .*mflf»r«l !’ •
expense ** witti th** **th**r liven neo i. ;
New York re-stilted fn nimilnr l.ii o
The !.'**{ man he trte«| vvhiKjwt.
“Wluif v**ij immsJ is an t*W*j»hant
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Mr. William Dollar.
Good Citizen.
In a certain western
town lives » (fentlemen
wboac name is William
Dollar They call him
Dollar Dili when they
gret funny. But Mr. Dol-
lar is a tliffttified, enter-
prising, go*').] citizen.
Not every Dollar
Bill i*- good citizen.
Many <>( tiicqi arc prone
to ipiu-rc tl,e Haims of
:!i.ir owti inminunity
im! run a tv ay t -i a bi^
eity r-i !»• s|»*rn. Many
million* "! Dollar Hills
have h*|t rhe snuiUcr
towns for the overgrown
cities this present vi a r of
"or lord
I low ninny Dollar
Bills have gone out of
mis TOWN left
home aud gone to some
hip; oily, never to return ‘
Fvery time a Dollar
Bill leaves town it. takes a two cent stamp with it, for it goes
to a Mail Order Store, That heljm the (.ostauiSter a little,
hut it doe»n't help tin- l<x*hI inerehant I* means just so
mueli less trade for him
MOTORS SUPPLANT OARS
as of old There Is some filing iu tin*
atmosphere of the lustltute that tuut.es
fulling In love ''catching,” and by tin-
time Ibe sophomore class Is rem iv!
the complaint usually la chronic and ... „ ... . _
. ..... ... , . , Lit* Saving Basts With Gaining P
incurable. It Is nothing unusual to ol. 1
serve n youth from on» of the Institute
classes slipping slyly about the
grounds, grluulng tike u cat that lias
just eaten a eftntiry it Is ten to one he
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Which means just so much less cash circulat-
ing in this community.
Which means just so much more social and
business stagnation.
Which means the stunting of the town's
growth just to that extent.
I; vou could tigur.* up the Dollar Bills that leave town
in thi-. secret manner. Iik>* taking T rench leave — which you
can i i would know pint how much the town is stunted
I>v uni .e-rice in this mail order “tunt.
f’ o -c Dollar Bills were real!' good and enterprising
cits/, ns tin v would ,!iiv at hone- and cireulate around, help
leg tiling • along
Ihe mam ot YOt’IJ Dollar Bills take the midnight
, \pr- - out "( town on the Knvelope Route f
putting the little ridge upou them that
apfiears when a coin is placed upon i - Ilns l>eeti making love surreptitiously
I side. After this they arc annealed an-l j ,,r siruptitioiislv. as tlie case may be
cleaned. This Is done by dipping 11"- The girls are Juat as outspoken
In a solution of sulphuric acid. j against the ant Move rule ns are the
"Then they are fed to the press* -
ready to stiyse. When they come mI
there ia another weighing process, si |
er which tlie newly minted coins nre |
counted and placed In taiga contalnli"-* j
STi.000 each and delivered to the supw
intendent of the mlut. He disposes ..r
them according to tlie sulitreasurj
dors on hand."
In the present mouqy stringency tin*
Philadelphia mint is bearing the brum
of the call for currency. Tlie No
Orleans mint is small nmj Its niacin -
cry antiquated The San Francis,,,
mint has a heavy task on Its shoulders
coining gold for the Immediate vicinity
while Hie Denver mint cannot bcgii
to supply the demands made upon it
j young men. Whenever a young fellow
I steals forth into the moonlight and
! meets a young o>-ed, gr»H*tlng her thus
"Hist! Sh sh sh-tdi' Let ns bill and
cxs)l” he always finds the maid ready
to defy the lugubrious faculty and bill
aud coo until both bill and covers are
Bejewaled Teddy B»jr
"How queer, how very queer!" ex
claimed soveraI women In the subxviix
at New York the other night ns tliei
eyed u Jeweled ornament which hung
about the neck of au extravngnnlh
drested young girl, says the New Ymk
Press. It was a Teddy bear made m
diamonds and was atsiut four In. in *
In lenglh it was a triumph ot tv-
Jeweler's skill, and probably there «l:'
Is* many calls for the curious orn . n:
yoor arm* for flx*o minutes."
iTalf (bat time sufficed to prove Hi -
■siller's contention
“It/H'oiild not he pleasant l" run
iswd the atreet. with a bowling nn-i
at your heals, and still hold on to th.
MMy. would II? I the rbrlstnm* gifts of jik»7
“Tho atory of the armed express
among admirers of every passli - ,-\
travagance Teddy t*ears In ilia- u-mt- j alarm dis ks outside the doxir of
and precious stones limy figure , > ,
h<* went on. "la on a par with
th* atory that every visitor to ibe
mint la Searched lie fore leaving In
th* name eotioccliou I tuny mention
aaother a musing example of florid Itn
agination run riot When the mini
«r*l on Cbaatnut street, near Hrosd
* padaatrlsus frequently *top(>eil to Imik
at dense yellow fume* that sometimes
aamnded from th* chimney. They
w*r« simply one of th* result* of cer
* tain mining praca—a* to which »i*
subjected alt gold that was under th.-
standard of purity. Rut there was a
wonderful atory rtreulated to the *ffe. t
* that those fumes carried minute gold
grain* and that la consequence the
g*reminent had a claim upon awasq*
I4ga from the roof* of various rammer
rial aalahltohinents In the Ini media le
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All tke double eagle* coined under
4 haerotary Cortelyou’s ruah order are
' ' the “In Hod We Traat" mono
i was placed upon I’attsd Mate#
at th* laatanro of Jaataa Pollock
*■ ol Ptoanaylvaaia. Upon hto retirement
th* gabernatortal chair la ins'*
*a made supertataodeot at the
it Philadelphia. WhM a naw
*f aataa area natkirtaai ha oh*
at ItotMwt Hu. i,
haea gtaaad spaa thgai the
j weary.
P.ut President Hines Is determined re
| repres* all inreinaklug
| I take the position," said he. "that
school Is for istucatlonal punswes This
is not a pleasure resort or a courting
machine. I assume a personal res pen
slhlllty to Hie parents atnl guardian*
of the students and undertake cons. l
entiously to do all In my |»ower townr..
tho moral and Intellectual dovelopuiru'
of the boy* and girls lntrusti*d to in'
care.
"There Is no doubt but my course i*
cordially approved by nil parents who
sincerely have the welfare of thru
children at heart."
The students recall that In the bn !>
elor days of President Hines be fell h,
love with u fair inomtier of the fa< nil.'
wooed and won her. During Ids court
ship the limit of sweetheart calls wax
I* p. til.. Jiut President lllm*s over
stayexl the time on several occasions
The students noticed this and piu-.-'l
Id*
fair lun morn tu. The alarm clocks D-
' gait sounding at 0 o'clock and kept o
up until the professor departed
Ordered by Governm*"'
To get iii liaruioiiy with the spirit of
the ago the government has dwlded tu
supplant the our with the gasoline itc
tor 111 file lire sax lug service, says tie
Washington Post. ThetVxare umr*
than 200 111.- saving station*) "i, to-
xK*e«n Slid ilk,' ,-oirets of the l ull.- l
States. A i ) e i,: v of [hem ex;e-r
inents hnxo* io*»*n m progress for
nunjl>ei' <*f u.ontlis to determine '
practical uirnv of propelling ;if*• l»->.,
by inotorH The ex|*erlment has pro-
ed successful, and Its scope ft to N-
enlarged lu nccordaiiiy* with th*- ter*.,
of an order recently irr’iisl
In the imniednite future one '-m' a-
ench of the life saving stations not -
equipped* will Is- supplied with a Ui, :
run by a motor. 1 nun time c> tl
the number of motor tsmts will Is*-
creased at e.v. h station. It is e\j»
ed that xvitlun tin* next year <>, •>
oat's will have paasisl out of exist,*n,,
so far a* the Ilf.* saving serx l.v 1
i-oiuerueil, except on ms-nslons of en,,
gency. Officials of the life saxon* 1
v*rv i,*e lH*ll**xe ttinf Its efflcleiu-x , 1
sax'itlg life and pro|s*rty xvtll Is. in i
terlnlly Increased bv ibe lutroiluc!,.>u
of the motor
Women’* Plumage
|The Wisconsin Federation of W.im.-n -
Oluha la Insisilng on Ihn strict enter, -
luent of the law forbidding the killing ,.f
wild birds tor their |,!,mingn. Wings i-i- :
breasts of i-vw»*i#r* and ducks are p.-<
mltird to be worn on women ■ hols I,
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When you're purebsslng your Imiimisi ie i,
moat earefull)- uiion It
It*' assured before you don ii
That at*.,-il It is not stuck
Any plumage appertaining lo the » i
, blrxjs now remaining.
Though there won t bo much complaining
If y6u take It from a duck.
Il ts quite uncertain whether you can r ,,
out altogether
Ami entirely plume and feather
When th*y took eo gay and opener
But In spite of fashion a whim It Is do eld
ext (here's a llinlt-
Rnoatar's feathers now must trim n
Or we might allow a sooaw
You are barred from the dear hunfln'rt
birds you thought ware so becoming
And tha turkey that Is drumming
Out a moosaa* to bis mate
la • manner brier and jerky, though Ms
tall Is Ohio and porky
tore • hat. mist he tho tarkey
Bred expressly far the plate.
All Ihe feathered songsters billing tw the
hrenohes that ywu'ra kilting,
Or *1 least thatywuare wllltag
And' s'n 1.*^ an IS r'a-,*1** al 11 bl• rvd fv
sash dawn are ne w defewdeA
Tmt res hare hat thaw MtSST
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Hunting License For Engine
Engineer Will Mason b«a nppll,*,! at
the city treasurer's office In Ashland.
Wls, for n hunting license for Ii1<
' engine. No. 70, says the Duluth Even
Ing Herald, Tin* engine has killed n
rauple of deer lately, and Mr kltiaou
doe* not wish tx> run nfnul of the g-iue j
law«
A Freely PHCoaopher
I like these frosty mornln • »hn,, i»>«-
wind slugs on thr woy.
Comlh crest (he mountains al (he break
In' o' Ihe day
Tha twltchln «f my iliite is a moat on-
fullin' sign
That they're tunin' up th* fiddle fer ih*
boys ter fall In liny'
Whan Ibe rahln dree lm>k lively an
twinkle o er the way
It'S then I have a fee,In' g,wm1 tlmee have
ranu to a'a"; .
Teu ean near > eihlp a4rackln ro»x«i a
stover d-'d or two.
A*' you ihb-'x o' Hites hy wtooetlghi elih
a aw i v.heart cloet 10 you I
Let ol I
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whistle' Its bring* ih*
OS' bias yor
OS—rtrultna
Mmer'i Peculiar Will.
U IIIIhiii John Wiit.’•on •Miiltfrni»t|
iwif ctjutury !!*:•» from PurUiilou
County Armagh In*lnn<l. i<» .\u»tra!* •
wluM'e Ik* mml<* a fortum? of «*vi.*r tl »
1N»V naya the Stamlanl. V
y**nr* npt hr rrfunirtl to Iiir iuiI;
town nou hn»l Minor llvnj t!»r llfr «*f
mlnrr In « miiliII thn*c r«»orm*«| lior
whrr« hr k n.s foniul »!t*M«l a fow it i \
UK11 M.V 111* will hr Imvr* tl»r win-
of !»!?• |»ro|H*rty to I'ortadowu f»*r Lit
|>ur|KHk» of providing liraUliy rtvrni
(Ion for (hr jMMjpIr (mt lu» han« f<»"
l»« ' or riiiv rowing Ihr will furl Id
provldM that (bo urUan rounrll aim*
cMif of (hr Intermt have n illnnrr rv»*r
flvr ywni, the prune ihK (•> eitisKl r
jK*r hrml A( r«rli of there tlC.
ner* Mm* will 1m (o Ih* rea»J puI>1 %
A Sauerkraut Bat
V grent many rlrrdon (»•*(»» .in* !-•
tng paid, hut none inon^ humoron*
thao that of n (trnnan oil lien of (?»♦•
Aoulh gklo, who haa (hr gl or I tHi* j« »f»
of preparing n flne barrel of aau* r
kraut and then wheeling It out to flit*
('ellar of a friend, aaya the Columhu**
(O) iMajmtrh Hr l»e( with an eH**(
aldr man. who waa to pa? him 9k* In
lieu of sauerkraut profldwd hr i»ao
The [*9t waa made on a OBftBln ptv
clod 'TH l«et that Cerman friend of
mine la groaning over the hrt.’* it*
marked the raat aide man. ‘*1 know
how goikl that eauerkrant will he. and
I know how I would hate to part with
It If I had made If
CONFEDERATE DAUGHTERS
Texas Division Meets at Aus
fin In Annual Session.
Aualln, Dec. T. Thr rwrlfth annu:: ,
ronventlon of the Dangh(*r?» of Crj
PonfriJmirr. TrxnM divlalon. in**( Tn< ■
<la> for :\ flirrr day‘«* Mraalon In M j
aenatr rliamhrr Th 1 meeting i« pr
Mid“d ovn *i\ Mra. II if Throop. pr '
dent of A1 f*rj-? Srdn *v Johnnfon ri>n * i
trr Colonel Joel H H Miller mast. ■ |
of rerrmonlea “Our Sf>ufh!and ]
aung hv v(ra T W Smith and h I
dreHMMH of v'lnim*’ v. rre dHIvrrerl l»\ i
Mra Throop Mayor Maddox. <*rm-raJ;
W R Harnhv of John II Hood cam;
Judge R I> aCrKou. of th»» I' nlvor^lf \
of Twimm. and ,\frs .Shaver of San Mar
coa. th«“ latter for 'Ii* iHiughtein «i‘j
(he Hepuhllc. VIr« Kji(» CSerald.
Wearer of Waco responded In helm I’
of th»‘ Hau^hti rs
The credt*nMala romnilMo**. compo**- .
, of Meadamen Roherdeau. Hr<iw ti «-
naugh. Crawford nod V K A net Iii. r
por(e<l chap(» re :^(iroMenl^d
proiitoH 17, delegat*'* 1
Th»* do/'oraijona In * h«• innate . >i.;ri
her ire e*< i'pflonaly ntfr^i Hvc TIh*v
on (he platform *♦»;.> Mra R Pil r • ;
Mra Cornelia Itram-D Stone, (.ah ■ r
ton Mr* S<• ahrook Sr.vdor lloi?**-* >it
VTrM Weav.*: Wn< .» Min 1.1 111. Sh .
vet, San Marco?? Mr? M Wherl*
Ylot )’ht Mr* (' I I’mdl. longvh
Mis lohn Heagnn PaloF-Iln**
Th.* iudDr Rijot of i he *fate nrnltiw‘
th*' I'm ! 1 niM n com pan v. w-hh-h wa? *•
Pu.'^tl.n in the Twin!; elxth d‘*
in circulation here “larding the «»•
Mir of hl« mlwnlon aft a viator, Mr, T%ft
aroused th*> llvelloat InferOit
rloalty
Roaala, the oflrlal oi^ran ot the |TOT
ernrnent. however, makea an effort
to correct these wrong Impressions
In a leading article intending io Sec*
retar) Taft the ‘open door of a Rirft*
ftlan welcome." the twit>er mays: "The
high poalfon and personal merits of
Becrefary Taft captain the heartiness
of tn* r'<*eptlon and honor of an audf
•nee wtih the emt>eror. Fint It la a mis
take to *opo*e Mr TafCa visit la in
any wav connected with n change 1r»
the International policy of KttsfH
Th»-re 1m not a word of truth In rumors
(hat we Hre to gfv#* a base for the
American fleet at Vladivostok or any
other Pa. Ifr j»orf. but the vfait of 8<»c
retar> Taft will renew and »trengtlieri
the «>lil bond* <>f Hvrnpathy between
HuMnla and Aii;< rtca ’
INDOOR TOBOGGANING.
raft
t'
on
of
rla 1
the
>urt w.m . •ntlnued for t Ik- f •
min f -if (fv • rowMod coicli*
.Im L* 1 Jkdv r*il Pullman
a • •. hr t \ii* < »nnrfi toji w
TAFT AT CAPITAL
^ecrrtjry o f War Warmly Welcomed
at St Petersburg
St P* 1 oi nhurg Me-- W H Tnft
Anirri* hii A>tf«'»r'r\ of war. and itu '
her« of hi* '.nt’ irrlvcd tu tbl*» •'»'
Tuesday Imm Moscow The visitor'’
were ni»*r at ihe railroad stalovi Ii' r\
deputation «*f office' s represent Inc th**
minister of war rnllUrv governor and
ether efflcial*
Among those at the station wn«
Os vies to Amu*! Boost y Owting th >
W mt«r
Parlor ti»l*ogg«ning 1** slated as one
of soclefy'K ntuu*u*lueiits for the wit*
ter. hh ) s the New York Prena It In .i
sf*ort flmt enn I»e indulged only In
the homes of the ultra rich, for It need .
lots of room A* m rule, it is done It* •*
long c«*nldor An incline of fiolislu-J
hard w m*l in built, and dow n It slid *
the toboggan cut ImsIastM on tiny iffet?"
fitt*n1 with ruhl»er w 1w*e|s There 1*
only a mild Nensjition In <*omparliwm
with that exiM*rlen<o<J on n real chtifc
hut Ihe **n\ Irouuieut makes if see .*
siinfiphT than It Ih \ny one can t<*
t*oggHD on (do? *rs. but so< letj flatters
liHcif It takes penwuia of real mental
ftj to enj.'v i Ik* pastime under a ro<*T
Vlhen th** tolH.ggun gets to the l**t
tom oi’ m.c kIhP* it runs up an loclitHal
plau<* a* i» angle sharp enough to pie
vent collision with the farther wnfl
Then* are mishaps now mid then, lint
few of them nre serious, nnd society
will brave h ginnl <leal to indulge h
trul> noiel whim
Ths Gospel With Moving Pictures
I he Rev K (J /**!!»rs. paator of Ibe
( Rpencer First (Ongregathuial cbur«Ji
i at Worceater, Mass, announced r»*
! n cental Ing to a apecig) dl«(»at i»
! to the New York World, that the
church had Knight a costly movli i;
It at all the Kiinday night service* to
Illustrate his aermoua
Cauat KohID, who has ban Mpnlntre] ( pMurv m.chln, HU(J ,h,t bm w,„ uw.
Imparlsl stfl* to Bscrsttorv T*ft <lur 1
tag hi* lay at St I'slji^abnra Th,*
sserstarr and party took up qnnrtor« In
Rota) d« ICtiropv, Par rotary Taft d«* |
sired to rlst Ihs douma, whrrn an In -
tsrastlng session w*« sxpratnd Tu,'* j HALF MILLION LOtft.
day a ft •moon, but this we* tnedr Im 1 --
possible by tho lato hour at which Oam.gr of Firs at Hauatsn Will
ths train arlvod bra*. Th* rarrlsa* I pu(|y That Amount
of tdi. Am*rlcsn *fhh*sav. with IIv-1
•rt*d ssrvsnt*. In which tho asoretory
lira* whtl* paying calls, waa
alsod svorvwlira*
Houston. Doc 1—Fully
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