_ zrlms that who another country lied
roiled round the voice of the cele-
‘ mm ' 1' Pie?- 1 month in ' ‘ , "03“.."-
Profs-1,5 exclusively Judge ,Edsnr Ansel. or the nited
;- 1511511031103 “lento: district court has found that
“Webster may be considerel to have
' prophesied also the wireless telephone
or telegraph. “'
In a. letter to Former Governor
John H.“ Bartlett Judge Aldrich ap—
proved a proposal to name a central
“.181! MW 6! ' Butler tram a “letter written from his seat in;
willbe'held mm Elem: the United States senate in 1849 to
state highway alter Webster, and edd-
ed to Webster’s prophecies by quoting
" tn‘em’ hut" whispers benediction. ‘5“: an...
en mini o! the. Scottish firmer...
words, quoted by Scott: ‘Bnyo stick!!!
in a. ti'ee, Joelr. ’twiii be mow while
we' re siefepln" In my chndhood I
put a nut into the earth. from which
sprang at horse chestnut tree. when
trunk has new a girth of eight feet.
and sustains 9. not done o! More.
the haunt of birds and and of
thoughts as cheery as‘thenL- In plint-
1:19.11 tree we lay thc_1oundntlon of .1
structure of which the seasoni (with:
_ WM 5mm dieeefi in a variety of becmning 513108
'l'hc materials are ”Wool-Serge, Tricotille and \ 111.1,.
_.. . L .7: 1 Women’ 3 All Silk
Tricolette Dresses
Fsscinsting New Dresses, Modeled Accox din .. 1.1
. {his friend, Mr. Blatchford in Boston. out care or ours) shall be the build- ‘ " ,. _ .
, . The letter which Judge Aldrich said ers. and whlclrshnll be a joy to otMr-n , » ‘ 1 ' t. _ .
1 P. M. hid Ml. E. M. 5% he had happened on recently. said: when we are gone. . ‘ m “is m .. .- A, .-qev1wtmflvm_,,.;/_“,V,_
-, ' ' “1: writing and sending were as "I need not say how great a plens— . _ . .
on. nuns Boson. n. p. ready and easy as.talkins and shaking are it is to me that myyoung menu. {11‘ "8
’ hands, 'these morning salutatlons of should decorate my m'e‘mory with .,
the very latest fashion
Not' in many years have we ofiercd such 11111111111 11
' garmen s at a price like this
..:_u' ‘frlends would be equally pleasant on tree otthelr planting. I'fwish Leonid M! as
_ fluted Convotintion of Butler-limpet Perhaps electricity will help be with them to inflow the first show. . I
.. . , Np. 38 B- A. M. will be held 118 to the means of all this yet: 80 that elful or earth upon its roots. 1 . M . 33 ’ m I I i
evening February 22 at slwhen you are giving advice or re“ Another tree. recently givena place}
‘ reicing fees. in your office in Hanover in ghe Hall of Fame.; 1. the Lincoln-
work P.31. and M. E. LI. degrees. Street I may speak ‘0 Y0“ from 0“ tree. at August Maine. It was a tiny"
My, board my boat at :Sunk Rock; and shoot when placed, on April 15. is». of
worth $25.00
WOMEN’S SUITS
0f Pure Wool Jersey“
Our Sale Price $13. 75
: . Worth $25. 00
. The price is less than one-half what ”101' new , if {111 11
j couple of months ago, well tailored, youthful 1111111. 11 -111
- ~ Brown. Green, Copcn, Nov , Gray and Henna mist 11m
,1 re.
s .. Frank and Allen. help her place the _ 2‘
.1... Yours. memorial maple. Mrs. Partridge is
“D. WEBSTER." -~
AMERICAN WUMAN *1 .. W..." mm... :32L.2:"1%.“::..“m:;:.:: .3":
remarked. "that midst his great duties _
Lincoln on the day he died.
as a. senator and as secretary or the
‘ state—with his manifold diversions in T° "m2“ "‘9 77‘“ ““‘Vemry 0?
« t t H {arms—the details of thediscmery of Lake Tahoe. by Col.
”spec ° ‘ 3 Fremont. Feb. 20. 1344. the Kit dog--
which he 3° (“039m planned and ”b son. tree. on which the scout in“
much enjoyed—midst his sports on
the streams and ponds. he hnd stud- Pent-vet: his name, 1"” be“! 812233 B
'. . led and more than any other man Dace nthc Hall Of Fame. The nonfi-
or his dav foresaw the possibilities of "mm“ ‘3“ made by F N Fletcher. 9‘
electricity and possibly the wireless?" Carson it). Nev.. Who ”at a. ”latch
of the tree's location. made by 111';
Preusn’the artist. who accompanied
, ‘ ' ' ’ D: B. BEAon, H. p :1; youiwheXL/il have a blilt: :92; the day Lincoln died, by Mrs. Reuben " . , _ 3
.. . > ‘ , F. S. LYON, Sec’ . a. 8"" arm“ “3' a. tea; a 5 Partrld who had her so Char! ‘ " '
y in reply to Mr Half. .. ‘3‘- “a e" “3993 '33"!
descends
fl: h'1‘()I{I(;L,.Feb. 22 (Correspondence of I!“ E] ‘ T0 I’L-SII
e Associated Press) ..——Mrs Charles I\SI’R1:S IS :1 ’ . _
. ‘ Slime“. wife of Colonel Charles Dur— GRAJET PROBE. ' "‘e F’QmM‘ E‘Wd‘mn' m“ ““1
‘~ ~ gen. military attache to the United ’ Kama” Cm“ My 13“- “ W“ 0,“ '
sates. Embassy. has been accorded} 'N‘EVV YORK. Feb. Elm—Creation of. that trip, mehfi discovered the
1b: distinction of being placed in the n trust, fund of $75,000 by Edward beautiful lake. Them“! mum“ 0"-
fibremost rank of poets in Japan, in Batch. a NW York merchant. to be lit Alamedp, (38.1.. under which 35'8-
‘dnnsequcnce of her New Year's poem. USr'll in financing graft inquiries in the moat camped 1"“ been nominated for
"‘f‘Before the Shrine of Isept Dawn." 1 citV administration. only in event ‘of a place in the 331““ Fame.
‘-' Hrs. Burnett is the first foreign his 119 sill as a result of corruption ex- Arbor’Dnyp this 8911“ in the Vnrl- .
roman to have her verse read before posm n liv former Governor Whit- 0‘13 States, 95'9-
mm Imperial family. in the Phcenix man ”in announced toddy.‘ Alabama. Feb- 22: Arkansas. Mambo
”mu. at the Palace. Her contribution. Mr. ElAtc‘il recently sent a check for 5: Calitomie; March 7:. COMMO-
Dreu Bldrts All Wool Plaid Skirts
0‘ Pm“ "“1 ’"F‘P‘med “‘1 Mule to sell {111 $8. 00.
: tailored models. $3. “$5 00
Our sole price .....
Our sale price . . .
from a. purely literary point of View.
was selected from among some 17,000
aT-vf‘Ht from all parts of the Empire. It
isnbmitted‘anonymously and judged
vestigation of alleged corruption in
municipal departments. but it has not
been needed because the Board 0: Es-
$20.000 to finance Mr. \Vhltman's in- April 15:“Connecticut. April. by proc-
lamation; Idaho. April. by precinmn- .
lion; Illinois. by proclamation; In-
dinnn. April 16:10wa. and Kansas. by
Specially Released
The . Mitch Record
was written in Hirakana. Japanese timaie appropriated the necessary proclamation; Maryland. April 3’
characters, and conformed in every funds. ' Massachusetts, April 30’ Michiggn.
Aspect to the requirements of the The $175,000 is an insurance policy. April 39i-M'nnmtfli April. by 9703'
fi'rx'se honored Custom 01 Uta Hajime and was inspired because he said he lama-NOW Miami“. AP?“ 3' M011-
4'l‘lle Opening of Imperial Poems),» had received numerous anonymous tuna. May 12: Nebmka. April 83
J;;. ling from the ninth century. when threats on his life since his check was (birthday of J. Stern" MOW): lilo-
mpcrinl poems came into existence Bent in. V353- and New limo-hire. by Dwell-
: “a court function. " K . matlen: New JerI'GY. Avril 8: NEW"
.A free translation of the poem is: MAIL BOAT VENUS SAFE , gfii‘moAMJJI-chb 11: New Ytg’k. My“: , _
Beloréthc Shrine of Iso at Dawn. SEATTLE. Wash“ Feb. 22. —-The 0. P Y prom on: o ” _
In the Dawn of the New Year. mail boat Venus, recently reported homo. March 18: Oreson. Avril 18: 18721~“R0818 ‘FOX TI'Ot.
' , , Before the ancient portals or missing in Alaskan waters. has arriv- Pennsylvania. by proclamation: Rhoda .
' o , _ d f l t. U , Alas}: cord! 3 Island. May 18. South Dakota. Apt-t! -
Flex-mil Truth, 6 sa e y a nga a no n . 0110]qu Eyes”-‘Valtz.
‘ Behold: in changeless Lfajesty' to a message received here The boatlby proclamation: ”rem Feb. :3:
"nieLigiit of God. is operated by Dr. Andrew C. Smith. Umh.Apl-i115; Vermont. my 6: Vin- ea‘ed ight _ t Rl ht ‘ . .
Mrs. Burnett's verse was submitted 0f Pom“?! Ore. ' ' ixinia. by proclnmation; West Vkm ep g . 1 -' . -
1m latter part of lDecenib‘éiT" written _ . ' ‘* ‘ “* - i3
~ y
Paul Whiteman’s, Orchestra
4 .rsniqne and character.
HEAR IT - AT
Vlt attracted s6 much attention that
5’ fit was sent to the Imperial household. '
16-18 SOUTH D‘AIN STREET
_ who thought it so fine it was submit?
'm anonymously to the imperial in~
Mgatmn committee attached to the
Imperial Bureau of Poems. They se-
W it and pronounced it perfect in
diction and callgraphy. The poem’
mid not be gazetted. so it was sent‘
.fir their Imperial Majesties at Hays.-.
, Viscount Kaneko, of the Privy
’ dunno“, said: .
“Japanese literary authorities re:
7‘11! Mrs. Burnett’s genius for inter-
, Men as being of an unusual order
an} shé is the first foreign woman?
inner recognized in Japan as it poet in
inpanese language. "
ESCRIP'PION OF
M FUNERAL or
GEN. WASHINGTON
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