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SupremelCourt Upholds Orego
In Boundary Controversy.
Iteform.
"What will you do, RiTer, asked
Brooks, "when they do away witk th
anokinc cars?"
. "I shall circulat a pttition." answi
a Rivers, savafdr, "de mandioc that tht
cktwlng gam cars b abolithed '"
FISHING TANGLE NOW CLEARE
Decision That Sand Island Is Oregon
Soil Removes Dispute Over
Game Laws.
Washington, May 25. The United
States Supreme court yesterday deelin
ed to grant a rehearing in the Oregon'
Washington boundary case involving
Not All Ioapractlral.
"All writers are not Impractical, an
ftevf
Oh, no. One man will write a Joke the location of the state line near the
mouth of the Columbia river. anorlly
after the court decided this question in
Louisville favor of Oregon's contention, ex-Sen
ator Turner, of Washington, hied
motion for a re-hearing on behalf of
his state, and with that motion he filed
a brief setting forth the alleged new
grounds upon which the case should be
re-opened.
The court, however, holds that the
question involved is so simple, and the
facts so apparent, that there ia no
ground whatever for the contention of
Washington, and it therefore declines
to give further attention to the contro
versy. There is no possible further
appeal from yesterday s action, there
fore Oregon's claim to Sand island and
other disputed fishing grounds in the
lower Columbia is finally established.
Judge Brewer advised that the two
states should follow the plan of the
Southern states bordering on the Mis
sissippi river and ask congress to ap
point a commission to determine all
the niceties of the question.
Meanwhile the court a decision in
favor of Oregon will control and will
Seit-Abnrsratioa. have the enect of giving to that state
Photographer ( exhibiting plate) Too jurisdiction over the disputed territory.
Bio red your bead a little, rca am.
and sell It for SO cents. Another will
write a comic opera around It and!
draw $20.(00 In royalties. "-Courier-Journal.
Vothert will flnj Mn. WlnttcW Scot hint
Syrup the brat rvmedr U nt tut- tiialr cJiildiaJ I
sarins ut levuuug panoo
Oaa or (be F.arlr atar Fakara.
The rat was lookinf at the kinf.
"He isn't o very much of a sight I
tlther," mused the cat. "I've tot eif h
store lives that he has.
Herein we e that mere rank rouotil
for nothing whin compared with tbingi
that are ranker. Ohicaio Tribune.
Worth? at Ilia (lira. '
"Just tht same," said the Pittsbnrf
bud, "we pay our preachers a higher ar-1
tract salary than preachtrs get in any!
ether town.
"You ought to,' responded the Cincin-
aati man. "Toil bar tougher material
to work on than any other towo baa,"
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San Francitca will Mil you one at ) to 75 pat
cent discount trora factory u&t, all makea on
kaC ail fully guaranteed.
shall have to try again.
Sitter fri Up dog) Not at all. 1
moved my bead on purpose. I want Fide
te be the whole thine in this picture.
FLOOD IN OKLAHOMA.
Five People Killed, Many Injured and
Much Grain Destroyed.
Oklahoma City, Okla., May 25.
Five persons are dead and at least 10
seriously injured, several thousand
aa wall Paper Tratt.
Negotiations among the German man
ufacturer, of wa'.l paper hare finally
led to the organization of a trust The
seven leading manufacturers who have acres of crops are inundated and every
already Joiner! have a combined annual I stream in the northern and eastern
part of the state raging as a result of
an almost unprecedented rains during
the last 24 hours in Oklahoma. A
number of houses have been washed
away.
Railroad tracks near Shawnee, Hol-
mansville, Tulsme, Pawnee, Vintis and
production of about $2,620,000.
gTTC St vita, lkto.ee taa
IIIJatlr ttrat br r t aee t Greet Nere K
atorer. head t'r rFEI tt ot triel bottle end tres.i.x
St. B. B. eUiae. La . ail Arch St.. Philadelphia, fa
Old Favorites
i
tlV
Tha Miller of tha ..
There dwelt a miller, bait aud bold,
Uvalde th Hiver IV;
It wrought and tang from morn
utght,
No lark more blltlit than ht;
Ami this th htinlen of hi song
Forever lined to be,
"I envy no man, do, not I,
And no on enviet uie!"
friend." said eli
DEMONSTRATE "MOONSHININQ.' $f
Reconstructed Illicit Still to Be Shown i nt J r? !..,., W
at Seattle Fair.
In a romantic gulch
Streak of the Alaaka-Yukon-Pacillc ex-
position, in a place shaded by lofty firs
and hidden by a dense growth of vine
maples and yellow broom, will be found
a typical "wild-cat" still. This pout
of the mountain revenue officers will
be reconstructed from a still destroyed
in the Tennessee mountains years ago,
and the battered copper kettles and
rusted worm will again be mouted for
duty.
No corn, however, will be boiled into
the "oil of joy" in the exposition
"wild-cat;" only the operation show
ing how it used to be will be demon
strated. All the settings of tha illicit
distiller have been gathered from the
high hills of Renucky and Tennessee.
and the corn will be shelled, the tires
kept up and the trail watched by a
bunch of long bearded gentlemen.
grown grey in practicing their unsanc
tioned profession.
Thelarsenal of weapons of otTense is
made up largely of Winchester 44s, but
scattered within easy reach will be
seen the long barreled squirrel gun
with which "Grand Pap" got meat for
the family, and incidentally made new
joba for governmental employment
aspirants. The "wildcatter" repre
sents a class unable to withstanj the
encroachments of certain brands of
progress, and his once highly respected
calling has fallen into ill repute and
the operator of the mountan still is no
onger looked upon aa a prominent citi-
len.
ROBBERS LOOT TRAIN.
Held
Lavioaa Uaeetloae.
you erer pick up a
lire
Tao.e
"Billy, did
trolley with tour bar hands?1
Many a time."
"Didn't it give you a ahock?"
"Give me a hock? It killed me dead
every time." Chicaco Tribune.
Union Pacific Overland Limited
Up Near Omaha.
Omaha, Neb.. May 24. Four masked
men held up and robbed Union Pacific
passenger train No. 2, known as the
Overland Limited, a few miles west of
the city just before midnight Saturday
lght, and secured seven mail sacks.
believed to have contained a large
quantity of registered mail.'
They evidently got on the train at
some point west of here. The holdup
occurred about five miles west of the
city limits, in a deep cut along the re
cently constructed Lane cut-off.
The robbers climbed over the tank
and forced the engineer to stop his
train, and then proceeded to the mail
car. 1 he clerks were forced to open
the door and hand out seven pouches of
registered mail.
Once they secured the bags, the rob
bers hurried away in a southerly direc
tion, and permitted the tram to pro
ceed. The passengers were not molest
ed, and as soon aa the robbers left the
scene of the hold-up the train came to
this city.
The chief mail clerk was singled out
"Thou'rt wrong, my
King Hal,
"Aa wrong aa wrong can bet
For could my heart b light a thine
I'd gladly ehang with the.
And tell ni now what make th alng
With vole ao loud aud free,
Whll I am .!. though I'm th King,
lteald th Itiver IW
Th miller amllrd aud doffed his cap
"I earn my bread," quot ht;
I lov my wife, I lovt my friend,
I love my children three.
I owe no on 1 ran not pay,
I thank the Hirer !ee.
That turn th mill that grtndt the cor
lo feea my babes and uie!"
"(lood friend," said Hal, and sighed th
while,
"Farewell! and happy he!
Itut tay no more, If thon'dtt be true.
That no on enne the.
Thy mealy rap ia worth my crown;
Thy mill my kingdom' fe!
Such men a thou are Kngland'a boatt,
Oh, miller of th IV 1"
Charles Mackay.
Th Spaaleh raaallrr.
A Spanlth cavalier tood In bia retreat,
And on bl guitar played a tun dear
i u music to aweet taey it otttlmea re
peat.
Th bleming of my country and you.
dear.
Chorti
Say, darling, say, when I'm far away,
Sometime you may think of me, dear;
Bright, tunny day will toon fad away.
Kemember what I aay to be true, dear.
I'm off to the war, to th war I must go,
To fight for my country and you, dear;
Rut If I thould fall, la rain I would call
The bleaalngs ot my country and you,
dear.
Chorus
And when th war la o'r, to you I'll re
turn; Back to my country and you, dear.
Itut should I b (lain, you may trek In
tain
t'pon th battle-Stld you will find me.
dear.
A Coaalnar Flaaacl,
"How i your boy getting along at
ct buainet colleger'
"Splendidly. When he tend m kit
monthly ttatamrnt of the debt h owe
it is drawn up in tu ;h an abtolutely cor
rect and batinrsslike form that I alwav
send him my check for th amount with
eat a murmur."
Carta While Yi Walk.
Altert't F(Xt-fcee la a rertain i.,,n f.
K?1VK;,':.,u.s',"''i.lt',,'"'''ir''' . Sold"
l"bt;tute. Trial
Alien 8. Olmsted, Le
Fraaa Agttt ta Hlver,
The editorial staff of one of the pop
ular magazines of New York were
gathered tu tha ntthllaher'a office) nna
umwrania are inuncaieo. ana sections tjy tue robbers and ordered to point out day la December, dlacusalng plans for
uj. itacAJ are wasneu out. oriages are me registered mail. Ibis he did. th near tr
ana tne robbers gathered up seven
pouches. The leader then remarked:
"This is all we can get into our automobile."
unsafe along the Arkansas, Cimmaron
and Canadian rivers and traffic is gen
erally delayed. The flood is the worst
since 1872 and the loss of crops will
reach many thousands.
Near Miami the Neosho river is out
of its banks and many farms are cov
ered with water. A cloudburst at
Kremlin damaged bouses and crops.
A small tornado struck Morris, de
molishing the Methodist church and
several residences.
HAS NEW FORMULA.
u-inaniiea.avuina'lrei. Soid
rT-;;S Ixn't accept aiiy
Coorteooa HlgaTtayniaa.
"Tou dou't mean to say you would
accept this old timepiece?" faltered the
man wbo was being held up. "Why.
It Is only an apology for a watch."
"That's all right, friend.' laughed the
bold highwayman. "I'll accept the apol
ogy.- LMeago Daily Xewa.
More Light oa the laeideat.
Maud Muller tang aa she raked the
bay.
"With a little training," the tighed. "1
believe I d make a fairly good grasshop
pers singer.
Just then the judge happened along-
and the rest it history. Chicago Trib
une.
Major Nichols is Successful in Color
Photography Experiments.
Spokane, Wash., May 24. Major
Nichols, U. S. A., of Fort Wright, a
Black Bear creek, in Pawnee county, veteran student of photography, has
ia out of its banks and hundreds of been successful in reproducing colors
people are moving to higher lands. Atlby developing the negative with a
Vinits the Grand river threatens all formula of his own.
lowlands and the railroads. I For years he has devoted considera-
In the oil fields four 16,000 barrel ble attention to color photography and
tanks were struck by lightning and bas studied the discoveries of Lumiere.
destroyed. of France, founder of the system. He
. recently sent to New ork for some of
Rogers Leave Hundred Million. the Lumiere nlates. which h
San Angelo, Tex., May 25. Reports with little success by the Dhotoirraihera
were received here today from various I of the country.
sections of Tom Green and Concho "I tried a little exoeriment of mv
counties that more that 100 head of own, with the result that I have been
cattle and sheep were drowned in yes- able to produce some negatives which
terday's storm. Fifty houses were re- show the colors of the object in detail,"
ported destroyed. One woman was saidMaiorNicholathiamornir.tr.
killed. The loss will reach $100,000. He showed some nlatea which vprn
taken on the military grounds and con-
PIL
"I have suffered with piles for thirty
six years. One year ago last April I be
gan taking Ca&carets for constipation. In
the course of a week I noticed the piles
began to disappear and at the end of six
troaa mey oiu not. irouDle rue at all.
-aacareta have done wonders for me. I
am entirely cured and feel like a new
Baa." George Kryder, Napoleon, O.
Plaatant. Palatable. Potent. Tatta Good.
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10c, 25c, SOc Never told in bulk. The eeu
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More Japs Join Strike
Wellington, Kan., May 25. Six
inches of rain fell in three hours last
night in a territory 15 miles in length
extending from South Haven, a few
miles south of Wellington, into Okla
homa. The rain was accompanied by
sheets of hail that beat erain to the
ground.
Very Heavy Losses in Texas.
New York, May 25. From sources
close to the family of the late H. H.
Rogers, it was learned today that his
estate is valued at nearly 1100.000.000.
The vast fortune is invested in the best
securities and is in excellent condition.
It is reported that the whole estate is
left to the immediate relatives, with
tne exception of a bequest to Mark
Twain, who was Roeers' moat intimate
tamed the most minute detail in color
ing.
"My side line is devoted to the mak
ing of lantern slides," continued the
major, "and it is my intention to take
a quantity of plates of this kind to the
Islands in August and to devote consid
erable of my spare time to making
pictures of tropical scenery."
One thing w must have," said th
publisher, emphatically. "We must
have a lot of stuff about water pow
er, navigation everything about wa
ter."
"Well," said the editor, cautiously,
"of course a timely article on the sub
jectnot too technical "
"Timely article nothing" Interrupted
the publisher. "If I had my way we'd
have a long article every number. We
must bar at least six In the year.
It's the greatest subject going."
"fllll," said on of th staff, "wbo or
what set you crazy on water?"
The publlahur looked at him aud
laugbed.
"I'll tell you what It wna," he said.
"It was a long, lank Arkansas traveler
named John Fox. He came In here
one day, so quietly I hardly heard hliu
enter. Said he wanted to talk about
water, and especially about rivers. I
told him to run away, as I was busy.
He aat down by my desk and began to
talk. Well he's one of thoae Bouth-
erners you read about, courteous, soft
voiced, the kind yon can't shut np and
aend away. In a few minutes 1 wna
listening In spit of myself. He aat
there three hours, telling me things 1
had never dreamed of before about th
rivers and harbors of America. Then
he picked up his bat, and said be must
be going.
" 'For goodness sake don't go yet,'
I heggt-d. 'I'm Juat getting Intereated,
Tell me the rest.' Hut he wouldn't
THINGS JAPANESE.
What I ttetnaj lti " WaT t
rrumotlna lml)r "
Jaimu's budget for !'." provide
h,ti t..Mtt..n ,if :t-i..Vt.VITJ yen. The
principal Ileum are, In en; Land t it x
SVtHVD' ; snke tux, M.rcN.HIS; cut
touts duties, 4;,r.H,7:'l ; Income tin. -t.
T'iL. i. n.iii. .us int. ":i.u'I7.T!.i : isi
on textile fabric coiwimcil, Ill.l'W.
100: tai on augur consumed, IT.'.MM'I11
In addition the prollt of the m'iin'lj
htitvMii will lot .M.i'il.WS 5'U. the New
York sun says.
lly subsidies Japan ciicournsjct lil'
navigation, shipbuilding, iigrl.-iilliii-e
banking, waterworks, harbor work.
tir.airvtiliin of old alirlnr. mill d'HI
1 pie, education, rmid liiipt cult
bridge building, sewage and e.liikat'.v
works, education of seltlera, deep en
Bhlng, eoliiiilHiin, tivlinology. augar
manufacture. niiillerry farming and
other lines of effort.
Formosa's eh II administration hud
got for 1mm calls for nil expenditure
of Sl'.'-W.MH yen, with a revenue "f
S'i."5.4l! en.
On Ioc. !H. I!', Japan's oul'laiul
big national loans (diunenllc ami fer
elgn) amounted to 2,21 (.."a'T.'.'T'J )cii. a
devrotiae during the mouth of St'"-"..-MO
yen.
Jaimu's currency In circulation on
IVc. 31. l!.S, wn ,Vfl..'l'.l.TIrt yen, con
sitting of l.',iltuMTl III specie and 3&.V
7IH.272 In convertible notes.
liirlng iveemher l'."kl. the ToVto
bank clearing house did a buliitn of
a.'...UVe; yn. an lucreno of tlll.l.T.'
yen over lveiuler, l!7.
I'twtat bunks In Japan had on iNf
81 KWCiiSti ieawlti.r. with 104.44-V
607 Jen to tlielr cnsllt.
1'lvldcinl paid by arloii Jntmnear
cotnpitnle range from I to :m prr ittit
a year, urty yen It ttio atm.it mil
verji! face xaiue of Japanese's cor;Hi
ration mirkt.
In tsaei Jap.iu't foreign trail totaled
HI4.4:s.iaiS yen, tvtialatlug of 37S.'.':t!l,.
4.'ttl yen exjiorta and 4.iil.'.".Vi,472 yen tin
jHtrta. The e.vs of luiinrta over r
ports was WCtyv'tt! yen. Itu'w cotton
led In Impiirta and raw all in export,
being tm.tMi.'"' yen and lie,t,Vi
yen res at lively. The liiiirta Iticlml
el niacin nery worth :il.t,ti yen and
petroleum l.'.,i.i.Oi jt-n, other chief
Imports were rice, bean, sugar, wool.
flax, hemp, oil cuke and Iron lwr and
rails. I
In Its mercantile marine Japan b'
l.ilts steamship, of I. aggregate
tonnage; i.M.'S sailing veswl. of IKi-
J 11) aggn-gate tottunge. iimt ,:p, J.ip
ai "slilpa of the ..Id sfyle,'" of 511.
452 aggregate toiiuage; In aU. 7,.'.'.'.'i
alilpa. of 2,o;t7,lll aggregate tonnage.
Japan 1 selling eal to t'liina to the
alue of alKiiit ;,ii,imi te!s tf. '.),
mOl a year, fully three fourth of all
the coal China Import.
The big vraae! for lite In the I'a
I Bo trade are now building t the Mil
sublahl dixkyarda for the oriental
(Steamship foinpany. ou I of la.&v
tons ami two of U.;.V tmia eai-h.
Shipbuilding nt the Japanea yar.lt
generally Is at a very low ebb. Many
workmen have been laid off. Attention!
Is being turned to uiaklng machinery'
and boilers. I
u tony years t iw.i to r.siti Japan'
rorelgn trade ln.TttiH.-d from .,.
0 yen to M4.,ij yen.
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Pitt l
personal friend, and certain bequests to erecting concrete walls to check the
say another word. Out he went. I
Big Mine Fire Spreads. tell you he's a smooth one! He knows
Tamaqua, Pa., May 24. Despite the J"t when he has said enough. Ever
iaci max nunureas 01 tnnusanas or aol- "ince men I nave been plumb crazy
( lars have been spent in an endeavor to over waterways." Success Magazine.
extinguish the lire burning for GO hours
in the Lehigh Canal and Navigation
company's mine at Summit Hill, the
fire is spreading toward the Spring tun
nel workings, and 30 of the Reading
company's carpenters Bnd masons were
sent from the Ashland district to aid in
BUTTONS USED A3 ORNAMENTS.
hiB native town of Fairhaven, Mass. It
is understood that H. H. Rogers, Jr.,
win manage the estate.
Hail Ruins Standing Grain.
Honolulu, May 25. The Jananeae
laborers of the Ewa and Waialua plan
tations strucK today, pending a reply
spread of the flames. It may be neces
sary to fill the shafts with water in
order to continue the battle.
Estale Left to Fa nil.
New York, May 24. H. II. Rogers,
a short time before his death, distrib
uted s nortion of hi forfnno amnnrr Kin
of the Bugar planters to their demands four children. It is understood he gave
DR. W. A. WISE
22 Yean a Leader In Pain lent Dental
Work in Portland.
Out-of-Town Peopli
onuuia rem-mrxr that our i:,rrm I mn .a
MIDof an!, V!-e P" SSS
BKIDCi, AND Pl.ATK WOHK IN A DAY if
IKACilNG t RKK wh"n t atm or hriitirw. . ...
itriWE KEMOVB THE MWT SKNSm VF
I";.TH .W "OO ' S WITHOUT THE I I K iXr
rA N. NIINI I lihUTa . . .
, i unceruumy.
For the Next Fifteen Dava
W will rive you a food 22k gold or pore,
lain crown for
22k bridge teeih
Molar crown
Gold orensmel fillinirt
Bilver nllliiKK
Good rubber pla'et
The beet red ruiiber plaUi
Painlaat extraclione
S.SO
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.60
6.00
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AIX WORK GUARANTEED IS YEARS
Dr. W. A. Wise
President and Manager
The Wise Dental Co.
UNO Third and Washington gta,
PORTLAND, OREGON
tor increased pay. On these planta
tions the Japanese have hitherto held
out agairst the determination of their
fellow countrymen to strike. The Jap
anese Merchants' association resolved
today to strive to prevent the spread
of strikes and to cultivate a hettor on.
derstanding between capital and labor
oy maintaining an unbiased position
oeiween tne two.
Body Starts on Voyage.
L.08 Anifeles. Mav 25. The hndtf nf
maaame Helena Modjeaka, the noted
Polish tragedienne, who died at her
nome at Bay City a month ago, will be
removea louay from tha van t at Pa .
$4,000,000 each to his son, II. II. Rog.
era, Jr., and to his three daughters,
Mrs. fc. YV. Benjamin, Mrs. Urban H,
Broughton and Mrs. W. R. Coe, $18,
000,000 in all. The remainder of his
estate, mainly in the form of stocks
and bonds, will be disposed of by his
will, which has not yet been made pub
lie. The main part of the estate ii
divided among the widow and children,
Honduras Sends Apology.
El I' a so, Texas, May 24. OITicial in
formation has been received here that
one of the more recent causes of fric
tion between the republics of Mexico
and Honduras, the violation of the
vary cemetery and started on its long Mexican consulate at Teguicatalpa.
journey to Poland for tnterme.rt. It few weeks ago by Honduran soldiers,
-riu oe accompanied by Count Charlea has been smoothed away. President
..m x.niapwsKi, widower of the Datvilla, of Honduras, has apologized
aim oy Aaam upniaa, a to Mexico for the act of his soldiers,
opnew. At unicago the party will be The Honduran troops invaded the Mex
UJ u.iyu moujecKs ana iamny. lean consulate to arrest a fugitive,
oix yuake Victims Shot. Porto Rlcans Cool Off,
."""'" Mf,y 26. Une or the aever- San Juan, R. R., May 24.The full
6J tut B'nce the biK earthquake text of President Taft'a special mes-
k tu today' The movement "aKe to congress on Porto Rican affairs
was both vertical and horizontal and has been received by mail, and after
lasted ten seconds. The aWlr em aHin if wt.,u .k t......t,i!
preceded by a rumbling noise. The leaders praise it highly as a atatea-
populaee was panic stricken.
manlike document.
Director Gotta Brlnsra With It
Soma Other l-ade to Taka Moaer.
Buttons are all the raxe now and
the factories are busy produdng but
tons of eiery kind to be used as orna
menia u ootn men s and women a
dreas, a Ixndon exchange say.
fashionable gift now Is a set of dainty
buttons, which are stocked by all Jew
elers In the name way as pendants or
brooches or other Jewelry.
They can be bought In smart little
boxes In half-dozens or In fours, and
the variety offered Is Infinite. A set
of imitation mother of pearl can lo
purclinaed for a small sum, or a tflJul
lar set of real mother of pearl for
$10. I
The sporting man can have buttons '
with fox masks as a design or the
head of fox bounds. The fancy but
ton can be obtained In gold or silver
or quaintly enameled.
Ijlreotolre dresses are trimmed prin
cipally with buttons of the Isrire, flat
description. They are worn arranged
straight down the frooks from the
throat to the beni of the skirt, and
often thare sre twenty buttons on each
sleeve.
'The fashionable button Is the large
flat sat hi one," a west end modiste
said ymterday. "The little Jewelry
buttons have no vogue In comparison
with thfse. Many dlrectolre coats and
skirts have china buttons, on which
there ure designs of flowers.
Some exquisite large, flat buttons
on ruIa are an old Dutch set These
are hand-painted with domestic scenes
and are beautifully executed. Their
price is $40 the half doxen, In a case.
Othis Dutch buttons have quaint pic
ture painted on glass, and birds made
of atalr BoderneaUa."
Sontatliur tha Xlrtlra I'ar l p
Kama Scheme Hat tailed.
In spite .if all precautions no one
m..re r:nll!y fulls a victim to th..
blackmailer's snnre than a inpinlwr ,,f
a rtiyal house. If tin? blackmailer ha
the falnti-nt shadow of it "Imld" It It
Impossible to tlttht It out In tt.urt ami
the uuhapjiy prince must grin and -pay
It.
'I'hti (ierm.ni crown pr!n.,. U tlm
l:iicst victim, aa Answers. When be
wna at I'lucii t'ollt'ife he at ruck m, a
frlemlslilp with a young (;erman nob!..,
fount lliM'hberg, who wa a!o a atu
dent at I'locii. The friendship win
kept up after collctfe till. were over,
and for aotne time Uiter nere ex
clmnge.1 regularly.
The count fell on evil dnvs and had
to emigrate to America, where he be
came rhaufreur to a man named
Karnes. After Some tin,,, he dr.-tiil
his own name and. having adopted that
"f Bann a, vanished from the sight and
hearing of tils friends.
Itecently he has reappeared -with
the crown prince's letters. Thewi he
threatens to publish unless his lni-r!nl
highness cares to buy them. Tha
prince's attitude resemble that of the
Duke of Wellington In similar situa
tion: "Publish and b hanged:" lie
snya there la nothing n (he letters he
wrote to Count lbs hln-rg that la worth
paying a jnny for.
Recently King Ioopol.l of Belgium
received an anonymous letter from
Uege saying that the writer wa an
accomplice In a plot to blow up the
royal palace at Brussels and to kill
the entire royal family. l denuuid
ed 1,000, which ns to bo placed ot
tne rfsjt or a certain tree In the Kin
kempols wood near I.lege. iD return
he would reveal what he knew about
the plot.
The king sent messenger to tha plnctt
niimeti wmi nrurs to place an en
velope at the foot of the tree and then
"" wnai nappeneu. The watrhera
nail not long to wait. A mini who hud
eviuenuy been keeping n pyo thom
was seen to take the envelope.
The messengers promptly closet! atth
him and he has had an opportunity of
wiiiiaing out rresn schemes ill prison.
The "v.ar" of Bulgrirlu had once' to
pay dearly to recover certain compro-
mUltln ruMiiiiat.lh fl. ....
,.-,. , ,,. nml lf,Tt ar)ne
Important pnrx-rs on his desk nud a
palace ofllcliil glancing through them
dlacover.-d their miirkolnhlo value.
From the Austrian capital t,B wrote
demiindlng to be "squared." Kenllnand
set the Austrian police on his track
but the blackmailer, evidently expect
ing this, had already left for Itussla
In the end the new "czar" hud to r,J
up mid look pleasant and vow to be
more careful of hla dangerous aecre
In future.
TH
ftjr ri.iiu. the niFtiLit
"K-p Ii .tp. ebi!4," till tSe ovtiVr
"Uatntxl aid .-t.,rt t'l .i (deate. fe
Jutt at well for )., ,.,t It, know that
tome ir thnM Ut, of ur mil U
terrtil up with etif tu.-e,"
m e
There ia no m-el to sutTrr with mire,
neat and atiffi.rst of Joints and n.u
clet. A little llnmltit Wuar.l dil
rubbed in will limber them up immediately.
One
Mr. CliUf-stier
tay t t 'ol 1'rll.b't
tr." What (!- that ttii'au?
Mr. t'liiijmiier ll meant that t
pelt you to It to tleej, 'e beat :j
b!et - 'lilrajn Triljuiie.
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