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RHINE V ftL E Y WHITE HOUSE LADIES. EPIGRAMS BY PR ESID EN T! The First W i Know of Arc Thooo «# the Anelont Egyptian«. Plentiful In the Days of Qaeaar. Whp Th«y wieM Considerable Power, ae e Exacted Heavy Tribute. i Rule, “Under the Rose.* 'Hie first almanac*— that is to Bay, In the time of Julio* Caesar the : omy chore wh<> bar« given the ntv prolificacy of the Rhine ralley re ject wore cuu«W**ratioD and bav« been the first historical— were o f A rabian gold must have been re ry great, for | faminef with it personally can bare origin and reflected the local genius there are frequent allusions to gold f • "W üf U>® power of the of the people in a very striking way. spoU in his aooount of the conquest i " ülil€n '•«' hr«ted with the presidential : »o re severe tbaa of any other conntry. J l ¡4 at admlr>Stratum meaning the wtrea of | One of thane tests for admission to °^ ij . remittances Os J the preeidem. the rice president and gar Naval academy omy bd taken es à 0MB «rere vammmmtrji» Sa»a were ^ nbtmM officer* Tine power ef the to typical example e f the thorough ¿sis very henry. The method employed . Wlimva 0nt litnmn t0 ^ with which the candidata* facoittae to obtain it was to impose a tribute President Andrew Jackson’s time, and ‘ of gold upon the conquered and on* It .has continued almost unabated up to force it at the point of the sword. the present hour. It is an unseen This simple bnt efficacious method »< « * P"**m*á from the continued in rógne for several oea- 7t*rekül mom» tre» to the .m . ir' Juries nntil the Roman empire be- ^ cablM< otñcm to mcb a fir face gan to decay. Aa this decay pro» tog „itbtb* of tbc president ceeded the vigilance of the imperial and nee president and among them officers of the revenue became re- selves They come from different sec- laxed, and the slavery of the Oer- Hons of the country and must> aeras- man gold washer came to an end. I tom thepaelree to a vastly different Between the fifth and tenth cen- “ ^nmanL the oOctaJUfe of Waa* times it is probable that the Rhine !Dgton '» «tbourendttttic wyaand U. 8. Court, Oregon In oer own. the severest rests o f hear hut are imposed upon the man who are to undertake submarine servire. In this service «van an officer will net b* washings, which bad grown to be accepted I f the surgeon la able to And odious from the slavery connected any evidence that ha baa erar been af flicted with ear trouble at any tfns. with them, were, abandoned. Dan- Thus a alight Inflammation of the «e r bree (1846) says, that at one time which occurred In childhood may dis the magistrates o f Strasbourg leased qualify the officer for submarine serv out the privilege o f washing, the r ir - ice. though bis bearing asay'be so good r 6»w. « *• prob.hu th.t that be would be readily accepted In “ ?ll ar P°?r®r8..^ ere any other branch o f mttttary rervtra^- other mumcipalitiea. By the year Loa Angelas Timas. mnT o e ip ^ b u rt. bM u ? o r retardate i>0|lcT of , presidential administration They re l^ T o id bob to J a c k **'« time by attempting to boycott tbs wife with water this day, of a cabinet officer, lire. Eaton, bat ? ld ijickory. though net a ladles' man t? that the wlvea of bis other caw- Det offl( erB shouldn't rale his admints- dared OLDEST AMERICAN STATUE. Found Near Vara Cyus, n W as Made Over Twenty Centuria« Ago. A small stone statue found near Vera Crus, Mastre, wblcb bas been in tbe possess ton of the United States National museum since 1908. baa been identidad aa tbe oldest known dated antiquity In America. Its ancient Mayan glyphic Inscriptions show (bat It was made 100 years before Christ, wblcb la tbe oldest date authenticated in the new world This unique Image was found in IKK □ear tbe golf of Mexico. 190 miles southeast of Vera Crus, and «am e to tbe museum through R G ülbrtcbt tbe next year It I* òr bard grayish ■-untesi form, sis sod one-half Inches high and ibrre and tbree-fodrtba Inches •n diameter Tbe uppei part represents a human bead with well detiued features The tower part of the face la covered with « mask, rerembttng tbs krill of a dock. A Roman wnmea in tbs ancient time was oot allowed te drink dine except ft were simple ’retain whin. and. how ever she might relish strong drinks, she could not Indulge even by stealth -first because she was never Intrust ed with the bey of the wine collar and. sebond. because she was obliged dally to greet with a kiss all her own as well ■s her husband's male representatives, down even to 'second cousin*, and as she knew not when or where 'she might meet them she was forced to be wary and abstain aitogvtber for bad she rusted but a drop tbe smell would bare betrayed her. Ho strict were tbe rain Ignatius Mercurio* lb said to bave slain bis wife because be eaugbt bar at Aricela..»! C e l* ......... W . J. Kan. Correlo tbe wtne <-a*k—« punishment wblcb Nawsal Scheel....J. H. Arkansas. M oassA was not deemed excessive by Romulus, Blred.... .................... E. T. Moores. Saleas wqo absolved tbe husband of the crime •>f murder > Malas...................... E. S. TOreghaW. Safare Feeble Miaded.........J. H. Tkorepsoa. Seles. • The Nice of Austria. lasase ........... R .E .L. Statare, Sslew “The She of Austria is the name Pesuteatarêy ................. H. P. Mista, Salem by wblcb Uortxla. or Corita. Is known Traire«« School.............Will S. Hai*. Sains among Its habitue», owing to Ita mild Sohin.' Ho— .........W . W . Eid«. Rorebref ritmate Curiously enough, tbe city turn tabes s link with the French Bour Tw elfth Judicial pietrict bons. for tn a Franclscuu convent there lie the remains oí Charlee X. of France, tbe last of tbe Bourbons; of .be Duke of Angooleme. bta eon. and of tbe Duc de Chambord, who died aa recently as 188ft. Gortata, under Aus trian rule, was the capital of the*crown land of Gore Gradisca and first appears County Officers tenth century, when It was bestowed on tbe church. It Is still the seat of an archbishop, and Its special Industry, significantly, perhaps, bus long been the printing of Hebrew books for the seat—London Spectator. LfcfiesFsrsaad Msffs refined and repadded i MUELLER, the Tailor | ♦owo*o*o*o*c*o*o*o*o*o*o*o BILL Ingenious Rimes. Sir O w n Seaman Is to be congrat ulated on bis Ingenuity tn tinting “Bagdad” wtth “swag, dad.’* but the palm for audacity In riming moat re main with Browning, who saatrlmd “ranunculus“ wtth “Tommy make room for your uacta as." o r1 tbs seven teenth century bard who wrote: The Duke of Torn a daughter had. He gave the Prince of Oraase hen So now your majesty win eae I’ve frond e rime for pertnser. -London fitaadaM. Welcome at Tim e* “1 wtob a doormat“ announced M r* De 8tyl* “Here ta a very nice pattern." said the salesman, “with the word ’Wei come’ woven Into tbe fiber.“ “I see. | suppose that will fin If yon can add the words T n todays and Fri d ay*' " —Pittsburgh Poet F reparadnos* “Darting, won’t yon marry ssoT l would die for your “How Sweet of yon: How mock are you Insured for T’— Baltimore A meri- Klnley. Taft and many other tong and honorably hi public Ufa. are devoid uf handles—not blu* to take 1846 tbe entire produce was esti-i mated at thirty-six pounds troy. A ‘ writer of a little later period stated: **« “Many of the gold seekers are wo-, men. They aeixe a wooden bowl, * charred inside to render the glisten- ing grains more readily visible, kick j off their sabots, poll off their stock- of ings, tuck up their frocks and wade in. into the Rhine. A fter secw ing s bet KntberfortT R.’ Bayes gave us an* very One thought, “Bepervs# his pasty “ Go out hot heat » bo serves the country best.” Jackson was forever saying “By (be eternal!" but whejt else? ‘With maUre toWard none“ and “a government of the people.“ etc., are Ltocoln's master strokes. However, Ids letters and papers are full of unique thoughts and would afford a present day cartoonist enormous opportunities —PtiUmliflphtM lirtlftyr Preparation e f. Parchment. Parchment la the skin of dkeap or other animal» prepared In sheets to render them fit for being wrtttcn open. Th« heavier parchment, used for drum bead* la made from the skins of sane*, older calves, wolves and goats. AJU these are similarly prepared. The akin, betng freed from tbebair, is placed to a Ume pit to cleanse It from tac The pelt If -then stretched upon a fra see, care being taken that the aarfhte Is free ftpun wrinkles The 8esb In pared off with a circular kalfe. after which It W moistened and whiting spread over k Then the workman, wtth a bugs pumice stone, p m the skin. Ho next goes 'over, ft .with an Iron Instrument names of the saints and qther reli- i ions information. The Baltic na tions, not being versed in papyrus making, had calendars engraved on ax helves, walking sticks and other articles of personal use. The days were notched with a broad mark for Sunday, and the saints' days, were m ssag milre awikK ^m B m lU gAa^ 111(1 i t I OB Is I I wttMs^tillw C B ir r i u l i j W RO w p tw iU au B aa^ lT G D m g without chalk. Finally the akin Is gradually dried. tightening being oces «tonally required the sand to. he washed off, and to settlas or C*hrlarroas flowers, for which little by little all the sand is washed thev are •*> fsmous Tbe stem is flm out of the bowl and the gold re- ,tnck throuf h • f i* » * of P»P«r *° main. , t tbe bottom. E . f b bowl ¡ g ” ” contains a cubic foot of sand and cmnmtkmm.tad ebrysautbemuma will about one-fifth o f a cent tn gold. — , keep almost twice a« long If placed in Argonaut. ^ ^ ' ' t fresh water daily, and a small place la ' ’ ' ’ r « clipped from the ends of tbe sterna Portugal's Decline. ! each time. While cutting this piece off Portugal has not always been the k*n> «he stem under water so that no small affair that it is .today. The alr b“»>bies are allowed to enter the little country once meant a great *“ lk thu" m ,n J “ • * * * * * * > w deal more than it does at present! ^ T o Portugal belongs the honor of chry« IIX m n m s or s ^ e be having been tbe leader m fifteenth Mnt m * distance insure their nrrtv century exploration and discovery, ing in auod condition by wrapping each H er great prince, known as “ Henry blossom separately in waxed paper «»ticat entries. It is possible to -trace in these ettrious records all the changes of -------------------------- mand and to constitute a systematic' ftory of what took p i « * »n succea- sive periods and how knowledge in creased with the revolving yean. W e owe to, them most that we know o f the people for whom they were j made and by whom they were in dorsed.— Christian Herald. Tefilng Stories to Old People. ..T h e r e is one development o f ' story telling which seems to b a re, been very little considered— namely, the telling of stories to old people,*' and that not only in institutions or in quiet country villages, but in the i heart of thé dust cities and tbe homes of these old people. How. often, when the young people are able to enjoy outside amusements, the old people, necessarily confined decline began. “He ta a dand one'’ ta not stang. it occurs In Longfellow’s “Spanish Stu dent.“ The down Chispa says. “1 have Much Harder. “There I» nothing barder than get ting out of a had habit 'Tes. there la getting Into A good one“ — Rostun Transcript Our duty ta to be useful, not accord- ng to oar desires, hut according to oar lish language is in general use. The members of a Greek lettei fraternity from a southern univer sity were being shown throngh the library of congress. They were ap parently stricken dumb with admi ration of the beauties of the build ing. But the atmosphere of awe was dissipated when one of the par ty, a rea headed youth, exclaimed fervently: “Gee, fellows, wouldn’t this make • dandy fret house?“ — S t Louis Re public. Thoroughly Poeslmlatle. than paraffin or collodion because t( flammable, like *eeitng wax. Matches coliarly his own. H e used to drive so treated < uu lie left In water a long his old white faced mare to the spot that without s|K>illng.— outing where the tautog (blackfish) might be depended on for any weight, from Clover Fish Hawks. Turks around tbe Bosporus amuse two to twelve pounds, backed his gig themsalvas by playing pitch and catch down to the water side, put out hip with the hungry fish hawks They line and when the tautog was safely throw tfigh In tbe atr a lump of raw hooked started the old mare and meat, and tbe hawks pounce upon the meat before It strike* tbe ground and make away with It to the little ones In Hard Look. Appealing t o * lady for aid aa eld A fihort Christmas. darky told • her that through the “Christmas day Is only three boon Dayton flood be had lost everything long to the Finnish town of Tornea.' he had in the wbrld, including hi.« •aid a traveler “I spent last Christ- wnatknre- At snnrtae I got up to see wife and six children. “ W hy,” said my presents and to read my Christmas the lady, “1 have seen you before, nafifi aril night bad fallen before 1 got and I have helped you. W ere you through breakfast“-Exchange not the colorea man who told me you had lost your wife and six chil C y n ic a l dren by the sinking of the Titanic?” •omp cbeap people expect 8t Fetor “ Yes, ma'am, dat w ui me. Mos* » peto them throngh tbe pearly gates unfort’nit man dat eber wuz. Kaint bacanas they once paid 00 cents for a fifteen cent snpper et e church social keep a fam’ly nohow.* “W hy don’t you announce your self as e candidate ?” “Because,” replied Senator Sor ghum, “ I don't believe I.coold get nominated. And if 1 did get nomi nated I couldn't get elected. And if 1 did get elected I couldn’t fill tbe position properly. And if I did fill it properly I wouldn't get much -A tlan ta Journal ’------ credit fo r it anyhow.1*— Washington Star. Just Like Relativa* "A re Belle and Barbara Mood reta Our friendship* a®**»? X. “Oh. no. it la a purely pintóme Our friendahipe hurry to short and poor conclusion« because we grouch they bave for roch otber.”- Puck have made them a texture o f wine end dreams instead of the tough Pessimism. fiber of the human heart. The lews may ita defined aa that of friendship are great, austere end triced megtal vision that to gntiri pats evils that do eternal— of one web with the U ff« -Hénsron Hint. o f morels and of nature.— Goethe. How 8ha Earned H “Cultivate a little more sunshine in your disposition, my dear,” said Mr. Dubbley. “ Happiness and suc cess in life depend npon the quanti ty of rays one emits. Let ’er Rain! Saiiafecrtro Curerotod h 'r frm catalog t A .J .T O W E R C O . «w BO STO N CHASE & UNTON GRAVEL COMPANY AU kinds of grovel for con crete work, cement blocks, or wood work furnished on abort notice. Telephone White 85
