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It seems absiffd to speak o f fc*h!!1
in Hqiland, but - If the beet gueasers
are right tt)e name o f the country is
from our worth •‘hollow." meaning a
depression in the land. An American,
however, found at Oronigan a bill that
'whs the sbowplace o f the town. It
was artificial.
, "There la a tine hill In the Plan*
taage,” said % !• companion, a Hol
lander. “ and froth the summit o f it you
will be able to ate the colintry for a
great distance a round.”
It interested the American greatly
to hear that there was such a thing ai.
a hill in Holland.
“3ut where is U t" he asked, looking
srouqd the Interminable plain. “ I can
see no bill.”
“ It Is Just over there.* but you can
not see It, fqy it Is bidden by that
bush !"
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. Th#s American ascended thl» fine hJlL
wtrtch proved to fié sn artificial mound
not 2Q feet in height, bnt the natives
ir e vefy proud ut it and apeak of It
as Ir It were some huge mountain. As
Orunlngeuer Is Received by his admi
ration ihr the town bin. It may be
mentioned that the American's com
panion heaved a deep sigh, mopped his
face a «d dropped as If exhausted in
a chair, thoughtfully placed there by
the corporation for this object, when
But to do this eminence justice it
must be admitted that the hill is be-
yaptf dispute above the level o f the
aea.— Kxdbange.
ESTABLISH!
: c to rs * LITTLE owe slightly mixed
Salzburg.
Salzburg lies on both aides o f the
Salxach river, hemmed in Ml either
bend by precipitous mountains. A
large fortress overlooks, it on the
south, from the summit o f a perpen
dicular rock, against which the bouses
in that part of the city are built.
The streets are narrow and crooked,
bUt the newer pert contains many open
squares adorned with handsome foun
tains. The vsrlqfy q f costume among
the people la very intereating. The in-
tAbitants o f the m it district have a
peculiar dress ; the woolen wear round
,at the side. I saw other women, with
headdresses o f gold or silver filigree,
something In shape like a Roman hel
met, with a projection at the back of
the head, a f oot long.- -----^ — ------
Th q most interesting objects In Salz
burg to us wars the housa o f Moaart.
in, which the compoaer was born, and
the monument lately erected to him.—
Bayard Taylor. ~
The Buddhist Hymnal.
B u rs t Lasst She Had Oene Her Bast
ta Maatar That Memory
and a leader in the movement to re-
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vive
and reform Buddhism snd estab*
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Bah it as a bulwark against the rapid
encroachment of Christianity.
l i t t l e Dorotfiy. »h o is eight years 1
lie decided an excellent way to do
er. and when at home talks a good this m k to found á high school for
deal o f . thé wwrfc ip the classrooms. gfrU which wqqtd be mora attractive
ts o f the boys qnd girls hate ‘qno- than the Christian women’s. So be
ons,‘ huf I like it -awn*. she' once erected fine buildings and. Installed
said. “ And what do you mean by ‘quo modem methods. He hired good teach
tations 14" asked an Inquisitive elder. ers. All the paraphernalia o f the best
“ Why, don’t you know! It’s something western schools was taken over. Is;
AU kinds o f gravel for con
the teacher tells us <M Monday, and fact, the curriculum was about as close
crete work, cement blocks,
we have to remember it all the w eek; as tt could be to that o f the Christian
thyn on Friday we go to the platform school not far away. A ll except as to
or wood work furnished on
knd say It." "Oh, well, make believe religion. Buddhism was a prominent
short notice.
this Is Friday, and do it for us n ew !" feature o f the Instttutlan— not the old-
Charmed. Dorothy rose, mounted an fashioned Buddhism, but the new form
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imaginary platform, gripped her little Which has borrowed freely from Chris
tianity. even down ,t© the Sunday
school hymns. The girls were tanght
to sing the famous old Christian
hymns with only the word Buddha
substituted for that o f Christ— The
Christian Herald.
C8aBeM9c«g«ogetcMKgegeBaoMBBioo cac
pealed Dorothy. Neither questioning
nor expqstfilatlon availed against this
statement concerning Rnsle. snd not
Eyes are bold as Hons— roving, run
until the teacher herself was inter
viewed was the mystery solved. The ning. leaping, here and there, far and
near. They speak all languages. They
quotation was "Enthusiasm begets en
wfift for no introduction ; they are no
thusiasm r
,
Englishmen ; ask no leave e f age or
rank : they respect neither poverty nor
riches, neither learning nor power, nor
TBItS MADE BY MAYFLOWER virtue, nor sex. bat- Intrude, and come
again, and go through and through
Famous Vsaael Continued Voyages you, in a moment o f time. What In
Long A fter That One a t So Much
undation o f life and thought ia dis
Historical Interest.
charged from one soul Into aàotber,
through them ! The glance Is natural
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There d* matter o f Interest to May magic.« Tiie myaterious communica
flower descendants, and Americana In tion established across a house be
general. In the recent discovery o f let tween two entire strangers moves all
t e r «written some JKSO years ago by the springs o f wonder. The communi
John Eliot, the “ ApoRt|e to tbe In cation by the glance ia In the greatest
dians,” to his friend. Rev. Joseph Hnn- part not subject to the control of the
mer of Barnstaple. England. By these will.—W illiam Ware.
old letters It appears that the May
flower continued muking trips to Auier- )
Dresses in Spanish Style.
lea. and that veyy tpnn.\ Aiperlemw
In his distinguishing black on the
nowadays might Justly dsltu (hint .their
fMwaars crossetT ItT fhirt famous V 1* - forehead and yellow on (he throat, the
sei. although not mentioned In Gov Maryland yellow-throat Is one of the
ernor Bradstreefs passenger list. The most beautifully marked o f any mem
Eliot letters, however, do not ns4nc ber o f . his tribe and gives an appear
ance Of Spanish grandeur, says the
American
Forestry association of
Washington! There is no mistaking
the song o f this bird, and it Is rendered
in h variety o f «ways which make It
sound like any one o f the following:
“ Whlch-la-ltJ ph l«h -ls-ltr or “ What a-
plty, w h a t - a - p l t y o r “ Whlch-way-sIrT
whlch-wny-slr?" or "I-beseech you. I-bs-
a e e c h - y o n o r “ Witchery, witchery,
witchery;" The bird Is particularly
fond o f thickets by the side o f running
water.
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Notice le hereby given, that the
undersigned hove been appointed by
the Coun^r Court o f Yam hill County,
Stole o f Oregon, administrators,
with the w ill annexed ,o( the estate
of M ary A. W illiams, deceased, and
have qualified as such, and have
received letters of administration.
with the w ill annexed upon said
estate.
Therefore,
all
persons having
claims against said estate are hereby
notified and required to present
them, properly verified, to us at our
residence in Newberg, Oregon, w ith
in six months from the date o f this
notlee.
Dated August 7th, 1919.
Clarissa A. Williams.
Lavinia C. Williams,
Administrators, with the w ill an
nexed, of said Estate.
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Silly Ides Rebuked.
The lute Count *le • l.<*s*eps never
seemed to lose slight of tlic educa
tion of his children, even In the
smallest detail.
One morning at
hrenkfnst a beautiful Dresden tea
cup was broken.
“ Ah ?” cried the countess, “ a disas
ter! Two more o f that set will now
fie broken. I f always happens so."
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“ Are you ao sup**r*tltlopn," asked
the count, “ as really to believe that
Meetings held 2nd sad 4th Thurs
two more will be broken?"
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day o f each month at 2:S0 p. m., In
“ I know IL”
L O. O. F. hall, corner o f F irst and :
“Then let ns get If oft our minds."
And taking two o f the cups by the
handles he dnslicd them together.
Frances W oodruff. Présidant.
The itngtA and dismay of the count
ess proved • conclusively that she bad
not seriously believed the superstition.
It also loosed any hold the absurd Idea
may have had on the mln<Ja af the
children.
Notice la hereby given that the
undersigned. W ard W. Silver, has
been duly appointed executor o f the
last W ill and Testament o f Mrs. J.
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ment o f Mrs. J * B. Mendenhall
Smith, deceased
Clarence Butt,
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within Bix weeks from the date of
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other And further relief as to the
the court may seem meet snd equitable
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