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Miriam ‘ 6358,»: Oh: in the Yet! (if the of mg): a MD" .3 choosing the [user of Wing, and this the, Boagii will have man. and ”had toehoose between 'ih‘efifl imme‘fifld)’ ” ' in eléttri'c s‘hbw'an’da'saloon “nuisance: Qccmonal fire drill: have been the 1: M certainly select the former gigatom at this school. and Mr. Sand 7 a show may coiled a iew nicklcs tram informs us that these will now or on boys. built least they do not make W‘BIY- V . ' men pawn. criminal: and dmnkarda 1A: file Highland Part Grammar School and leave our merchangs with unconcer- there is also systemauc are and mill able debt: oniheirhooks. which item to iii-our new; column. ‘W Winn Q'm 1m ”91.13." Burgess 6c Overly Wu ‘m m 05a. ”11th a“: 1m «mud rhu ’llfhr W31.“qu scpaCopy SCHOOL FIRE‘ DRlLLS. ‘ Theawful dinner a! Calm-Atwood mi- Why produce deep feeling of 66mm in; m: safety 0! pubhc achmls every. when: - ' The Dccrfield Townapifi High Schoo! is le.wefl conumued with fine , We she“ be pleased to report similar careful provision: at other reboots of the North Shore if the ' ‘ ‘ ' the information. NO I'TH'SHO ~ NE 8*LETTE LOCAL OPTION AT WUKEGAN The one issue More the dams-at Waukcgan :3 “wheel when law which it carned‘ ' ‘ that city wiiL ”close silluloons in On‘3e one is arrayed all the forces self mites: reptesentedby» ate saloon then we; brewers, and with them are my“ vita for various reasons regard the wane as a source 0! revenue ‘0 the mg ‘ Onthedfirerhaod atandstheloversof. heme; , cedar and better citizehfltip. Of" we die utmost capital will be. made at the recent utterances of Father‘s ‘7 Gavin and Sal-meta, who have chosen to take rider with the liquor interests as igninst the dethroncment of the liquor met in that city. ‘ Dr. Wiley at the ‘Wa‘shtngt‘on. Among the papers that gave Witches to the false report was “The Record-Herald” or March ms THAT HE mummwo - t mnouc mavens. Somebody has been doing some ten lying! ‘Whatever the object may have been. it now appears that the addrem of Dr. Wiley, the celebrated GOVU‘KI' Intent Expert has been wholly pervert- “ed and Saintly reported. Some one sent a dispatch to certain leading papers of an address’made by University Club. 2. No doubt that paper was “fooled" by some por'verter or facts. On March With there appeared ln an obscure cor- heretpagelootthsoamepeper a letter from Dr Wiley which we have very great pleasure in giving the same publicity to as we gave to the com- ments which appeared in our paper On‘ze one. side 3i: arrayed an the forces self inherent represented by the humor: men fluid the brewers, and wrth them are my who for voflous reasons regard tho WI: a source of revenue tothefit}; : 0n member hand and: the lovers of harm A ' mdcr and hater citizenship; Of comm {the utmost capital will be made bf the recem -meunc_es of Father: Gavin and Schuetts, who have chosen to take side: with the liquor inferesxs as fitting the dethronement of the liquor pbwer in thin gity. ~ - But it must” not hemmed that the alumni: of these gentlemen is in accor- dance with the highest authorities In the Catholic church Cardinal Manning, Bishop inland had many other: of eminence could be «mm-c! ivmnw‘ l-ngth wwhofly' Wm- in; the liquor (flak. fimnfiy’ Catdi'mi Gibbons has said: "l lnlleye that the right of the ple to determine by the operation 0 local option law whether saloons shall, or shall not bedded within theirm ivc com- mniziu i! in harmonyvith t e American principle or sell-government. v “When the people do not attempt to close Mr saloons. or decide b vote to win them. ‘I am; as previous] stated. i!) [am bf highiltggu‘ and fig restric- ms; BUT NOT AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR. 89R 1N oPPpstPLIQlâ€"Q- FOR.NOR1N OPPOSKTION T0 0- CAL OPTION AS ABOVE DEFIN D. (Signed) J. Qumran. Gin-om. Mime. Mi, Jan. 13, 1908. The Gmue, of March 10, publishes. a mmeutby George Primrose. a min- om} Mm: Whit]: is cvidemlf interra- cd In (W £9 Au“: States M- SATURDAY, MARCH I4, 199. W. DUI-Gm. In?“ Nm'hm M). m: Mlle! Warned ., m, We mm seems to b.‘ “'5qu on the {gee of mi: tute- mt. It the streets are now detailed; Mums. iuhout that "ohmic shown MM m up" and that 'phono- mphim pbcall I! frequent distance!" in mime: 1.730!in men do not inn vest in uuch show: in men that are de. ‘lefled. Of course it depends upon how 'one look: at it end we "do not generally expect a travelingshbwmh to see things in the light of a 0th citizen. whose in- WWDDLE " AND TEMPER- ANCE. THE ”GOVERNflENT QHEMISI‘ DEâ€" a week ago. and we m meadâ€" lnsly that the Record-Herald did not give even more prominence to Dr. Wflw'n mwer than to the false re. Dr. Wiley an: . ”PM stator number of m which you timed. in your lane of kwa‘u'vc. Wish, I Won.“ ... . m m from Wmmgton, an to what 1 add u. my oddrem, are unmuw muted by the mu What I did any m correctly “W In other jour- hill. I noted thai I believed that the moral meet at am on man- kiudwu‘w‘ho‘llybod: autumnal mu In and! W; that I! fin- mm hover-cu, nah In rum brandyMruih-aaymmm the! m doc to the he: that the We and from: lumen thmin mammal the 'dimuve le- eretlohs nd thus overcome the bad am of the alcohol which they con: m I further mad that I m- 1:; than a pmhdbitioniu, but that there ware pm] Mona in the m of [:th and that. u better Our Outlook ll. W. WW." TM. remind- ni 0! on. old my”)! about tho dull outfitting tumult AM 1m the mm «mm to Dr; Wiley it but done no one may burn! but ill carved a"; text loun- phuln molt. mllydld any and to ”wolf-vary wide circulation to? the the" in 00 the value of camper-once. The slit of the Mann Jewel preâ€" :0an by the Tumult to Kin: Ed- ward u! Enzland is laid to be worth two and u but million: 0! Gallon. It a: flu object of envy and than prise M which eager eyes of conâ€" “no“; an! am pale-9:24.11: am simm'mm'work hdone ltwtlirequimmumédhmtokm 1L.Whtlcthomkulnpm,ln- temtluml dehum- watch every in» owning- ‘traln "Id minds in the crowds In me «not. Tm will b- the procedure (laying the eleven months work which will be um» nary in mtfin: the great stone, which is m a} m 0! Bart Henri. Koo. Hol- land'tmoet expert pouch». Over night the fitment! 13 m “annulment-been Mona-1091' Multmflm‘plmed in gm mom Oran maid £10m. where the. “in. Wu of a yard thick. graft)! iron and cement. It would (like anybody a forum: to burn a. hole throw them ’ The door can be opened by a cumâ€" Mutton 0t numbors. Wm 15 tum ‘énly‘h mam heads of the firm. an be!“ opened, a strong. iron- bamd door is displayed/to flew. which has to be unlocked before the strong ‘rbom ban be lit by electric mum ‘ The head of the firm, armed with a revoiver, takes the diamond down every flaunt. wcomptmed by ten membeu “or bi: surf, who leave him for a went while he may loch the door. They also Mm' m In the mm“ when he tutu It out ~And yet‘it “only AWL m :mhefsehflgummwm ”other: than chat diamond mid be. Any human Intellect in greaterâ€"any one Me in Superior. WHJTTIER’S HANDY BOY. Oncetheremumtleboym lived in Ambury. near the home of the poet Whittier. He had number name. but we will call him "Willie Davie." beau-e um is Whtt thc Ina:- rot outed him. 1 ,- The parrot m a handsome bird, and hi. nun. m Gnu-Ila. He liked Willie Davie bean-9 he gave him Danna. Willi. Bowie was a memo: lutlo W And whatever he did "u: done Ml. Whittier liked faithful boy; “4 ho‘ 00 III Willle Davis to m «and: for him. ~ l L133: fin“ AuL 110ml u,”‘uuat:""mr «(u-v”; the W. Ind whenever he saw thu boy. he would an. "Wu“. bowie! Willie Dude! 3W!!!” Davie!" ’ ‘ Wu“. of“ Mt In ”tar mm "m in for I Chat “m Will“?â€" th. mp mg. m 3““ ms“. a. Juliet P. Com-bu, In um. Folk. buck Gout. It VA; 3 shun-pump, 3nd oh: I “I." m M Illa the 4mm" "Frankie. dear, I ddn't thinkyou have u h" mm". it "' mm M Wished your (act and hands, as I to” but m m u ohmâ€"pump. . w." "No ma; hm I‘ve Medflflm Au! then In the winter Willie Dunc very unfully. " - THE KING’S JEWEL. v- wmn he wu n um. bay", Ma moth- or did not know be m color-wad. 6m day nine an him s pan md use “A: m “to pick mt 3:3,, if: y a. cum bapk md told her him!!! not that my She went 1pm them m hm. mu then m .tha rad bor- a. flea ln plenty! And that I: how the ad found out that ha- nttle boy was col- . «am t. “M” be e! W m nth-A m:- w. WW. M In Ipllt an oven mod find the mam. Mr. WMtflpt W w’ an him MI “handy boy." . ' ‘é‘50u~dw.‘whon wuu. Dome in yum an; nun»... tun-um mm and cut m- flmr. Tim- M. im"7'tde1' him; ind m. WiWi Mar Wt Mm name We. 30 "album: It at once. ad than ct- m rather dim-My. ‘m won't any man In it!" The good woman smiled and to- mind dryly, “l Mink thee will re. cover. Wilma." 7 The wounded that m. a! m. tenderly oil-ed tor. and. when u! in done. If. Whittier and In unmet: "The. were very m. Wilma. Thou must be more awful next Mm" While the ringer wee hating. lit. Whittier head to split the wood him- Ielt. fine day he cut his finger. in; the me u wnua Dewle m done. m wane. Ma's-1m -m a“. u. went over one any (aw ...M «mm 'w‘ma m mm» mm: dam tin! add.“Thee m. not but! “tar all. William!" > Mr. Wbuuer loved ”m~ tell mun. end Willie Bowls loved to listen to them. and so they beams tut mend-I. When Mr. Whitaker bed told a good story" he would bfln: his flat hand down uponlm knee with a loud slap. than he would laugh tummy. with a twinkle in his eye. He very seldom lumen “pull. . m a tame Willie Devin Vent any new Alma-bury, and mad 31mm: bunt. Whitflormnot tantalum _, It hwy-nod} one day, when Mr. Whittier was helping paper ur room. an the botani- fell short. no want him town to get name more border. m1 brought it home and put than the mm. When his mother and m “wit. theybenntohmAmend m mum: them, and I116 laughed Just then Mr. Whittier “WWW!!!“ Dawm'ixolna by .tho house. He vent toad doormealled: “Gunshot!!! rescue, Wiluun! These women town are too much for me.” ! 80 Willie Devi. “owed and! went into the home, Indl Mr. 'Whflmer asked, “Do thae nee anytmhmwmx with the mar, William?” And, when William looked up :1 m m, ho burst out laumnstoo Mill. ohe part of the border was red and the other part was green! Than Mr. Whittier said very re~ Many: “So , thee will turn mm me too, William. I must give Hf. Whittier was Color-blind! He could not to“ red from green. ma Io. “the figure matched, he though; the border was all right. ' 'Wfluo Dewio has grown to be a m. Ind he um lives at Ma boy- hoqd's home in Amubury. For a number .0! yam llr. “Whittier H" n OI! Knoll, Baum: but. whqm be «mg to Ame-bury. He would um "drop In for a chat with William.”â€" Jullot P. Com-bu, in Little Foln‘