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a«rckt ■ at, f°»s a Hi »* «l *»at Fink: tt the Ihoiie, .^for took aUg- pOTed. to for inner- nptor-] to-' ther Katie Ip it. rdsi >ills. ud 5«- llead- rifin ited rtfa,' Irriei It ber fuigs I 11 [bold 1 ber fcii rBO tbe TH E CIRCULATION . tj,e patriot was increased with 37 nc» subscribers. ®= =« Kutztown Patriot The Patriot furnishes all II THE LOCAL NEWS ;| in this vicinity and if j I other news of vit.il j j f I importance. j I j B. E5SER. Publisher. VOL. XXX, DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE COMMUNITY. KUTZTOWN, BERKS CO., PA., SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1904. $1.50 PER YEAR. NO. 1559. •BUTTS CLEVER TRICK THE COMERS AND GOERS Ded ined Nomination Because of public Opinion Being Strongly Against Him. j^, JoBO P ^o, Count jnatice on Elkin. the Popular Idol, of ln- VominateJ for Supreme Court WeJn<Mwla> -Agreed I pon by Re- A Number of Prominent People Mingled With Our Citizens During the Week. publican Part; Lsaders n ReasrWcaa State convention on *£*? nnaninio^y nominated jobn ^ZZ nf Indiana county, for Supreme r t:ce the office is for 21 years JS,mortal|io,o30 a year. Governor tarpacker decked to accept because .;«.tin<r sentiment in the ranks of J 83 tI-»'1J8 . , .It-thronibout the state against such **"' fuan at tbis time. Besides, there •rj'nera; sentiment pervadine the b neeael in nis pres- Some Come to Seek Pleasures, While Others Associated With Ls on Purely Business Principles - Eagerly Watching to Publish the Names of These Visitors general ',. that '*"' is nine: which he is filling with cred- iabihty. By taking such a ind Pen ose thor- es'.posi I aad accept iiseaatorsQuy an-i «»«* t»r- 2al»as.rnw»«*« the Republican party. Sable Mr Klkia is a strong man for ™ x. ... »hica he was nominated and tbeoSce.o »nicj SatMBestionabiybe e...Ueo\ It wa, JSest State convention since Qua, £,",- the orgsn.zation a chief ruler a«M3«J0-ie in an boar and a quarter. n-eroor Pennyoicker was all along Itfed to be an aspirant and the choice ofSeua'ors Qaav mi Penrose, which I-Tsach a protest from the Bar A*ao- E/and the press of the1 state that U is Sfcthat the governor declinedto ac- UaTboax »bich -onld bring with it so iehopposition and calumny. Tnou^h k-oad'tio announcement of this candi- Lr 1' is believed that the governor -Hva-cBitedsime formal action upon fcodldacr which ta- believed woula cone from the Philadelphia delegation. Mho lime has tbe name of Ivkiu oeeu postal Bisselection has caused tbe ■grtatMrpns:. * a—a*—• Ureal K;al Estate Transactions Locil capitaiiti of Allentown bought from Thomas B Metzgar, of New Tripoli, the Meugir farm at the south- leatera section of that city. The farm comistsof f.fty-six acres along Walnut Cr«: on wbich the Allentown Golf Club \tA us links and where tbe Country Club saiaiv.ned a house for a season or two Njw tbe building is occupied by the Loceaimerhurs! Club. Tlle COisider- ■1sa*isf69,oo). It is the intention to cat the firm into bud ling lots and place them upja th; market. B»»if-« SSf Ciutv rl -m:. r«e Directors of the Pjor and Con- tra'.er S.DCOOS ipened bids to supply the Bants H 'iu-' artth twenty fat steers. atwesere\*o hid lets, J. il. Sunday, of Hisbar^, b i fwj t'jr tat cattle and %t}ix tae irel.Ti. Jam-s G Kauff- BaS, of Diu'isrv lie, bi i Jsi-2 for fat a'tle. Ta? directors will 1 ispect the au.ails aad likeiv divine tne contract, ■ Mr. Ktutf ntn djei n Jt hive tie re- pjstd '.:jrub;r. Milliner> Opening To-Day. M sa Lilian Lichtenwalner, proprietor al tbeFa'is Millinery Store, v. ill have her opening today. Her new tiiiamer, Miss Bailie Grav, and an assistant ate in cnarjseot the business until the health of Miss Lichtenwalner is in better condition. She issnfteriug with an attack afasrew prottration. ♦ -♦- ♦ RaSarvaaas in Trin ly Last Sunday. On account of tbe serious condition of Mrs. Lvnch, wife of tbe pastor of Trinity Lutheran Cuurch, uo services were held oa Sunday evening. There will be no aWan ia the above church tomorrow Nasoa, ban ia ttie evening Rev. F. K. Bead will occupy the pulpit. Possessor oi Two Old Relics Jeremiah Troxeil wbo moved :rom Ma- raogietoLorJKSAHUip, has two interesting tuts which belonged Io his great-great- nodfather, Daniel Schaub, one of the Pioneer setticrs of Berks county. One is »taicb chain an.l the other a silk muf- tenearly two hundred years old. Tnievea Robbed Smoke House. The smoke house of Milton Reppert, •w-'Shotmakersvire, was robbed of a *Pquantity of meat last week, iuclud- g_»ath)c hams, flitcb, etc. Tney also ^ed the smoke house of iiphnam n«»man. ia the same locality, and car- ■■•lakKof meat. High Scaawl Cummencenient. .S""*. ***** ago the I'atriot proposed »«*hschool cotmneucemcir. to be held JJsac Hal!. We are glad to state ^taisproposiUOBhas m ' with suc- *•■ The Lijfh school exercises will be •«•)» Maaac Hall oa Saturday evening, afaal U). J ° Churth Officcn BasctML .b!'''an''s ktiornird Church, of town, ,Uo l; Smith, pastor, on Easter tfr.*1*t,tc,ea tLe fol1 W1DK church ^"ortbee.sir.ng vear: Klder, C. :-:^:; deacon, Harry W. Kover; -'^■'.tnonA.lirchman. levies vn the Decrease, Jy^1 reading, writing and arithuie- , atry ^chcnls throughout tbe coun- «ia''LrUV °f Ue Khojla C"'Ureu had •■*U 0. the former, which assumed "t*0P«tioas of an epidemic. E. J. E3helman, a liuo-type operator of New York City, spent several days in towu with relatives and friends. Mr. Eshelmao is a graduate of the Patriot office acd for (he past eleven years is holding a lucrative position at the latter city. Miss Victoria Schwoyer, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Schwoyer, a student at the Dickinson Eaw School' at Carlisle, spent a number of davs her<?. Miss Schwover was accompanied by her friend, Miss Bess Armstrong, a student at the same institution. They left to resume tbeir studies on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bast and family of Birdsboro spent Etster Sunday with relatives and friends in town. Misses Katie and Florence Bernd and Jennie Heilman, of Normal Hill, who taught school, have closed their terms and returned home to their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Krause of Normal Hill and Mrs. J. B. E«er and daughter Melenof town were in Pennsburg and East Greenville several days visiting relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs. Krause took communion at the Six Cornered Church on Sunday. Miss Carolyn h. Shardin, Mrs. A. C Rotbermel, wife of the principal at the Normal School, and Mrs. Geo. Kre-sley, wife of Rev. Professor Kressley, of the Normal faculty, were in Reading on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neitz, of town, spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs.R. A. Neitz. at the Continental Hotel, Macungie. Peter W. Reber has resigned as manager of Miller's carriage emporium on account of rheumatic troubles, which prevent him from giving the business Ihe attention necessary. George H. Smith moved into his improvised quarters on Noble street and will now commence work on his new brick dwelling house. John Bieber and Charles Herring left for the west to seek congenial employment. They will probably go to St. Louis to the World's Fair. Miss Oneida Rahn, of the Ideal Millinery Store, in town, spent several days in Philadelphia this week buying new' millinery goods. Mrs. H. L- Yeakel, son Lloyd and daughter Lizzie, visited their daughter and sister Laura, rsiding with her grandmother at East Greenville. John Z, Harner moved to Dr. I. L- Peters on lower Main strett on Thursday. Chief Burgess and Mrs. C. I. G. Crist- man and son Carl visited Mrs. Christ man's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Scbeirer, at Laury's Station. Rev. E. H. Leinbach was in Allentown ot Tuesday and attended a ministerial meeting of the Reformed denomination. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Esser spent yesterday and to-day in Philadelphia. Jacob Noll, the long time hostler at the Pennsylvania House, has resigned his position and will work elsewhere. Ho is succeeded by Sylvester Wagaman, the former hostler at the American House. Mrs Catharine Herman, an aged widow, residing ou Whiteoak street, is !-ouie*hat improved from her illuess . Mis. J H. Marx spent several days this week with ber son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ort, at Quakertown. Ed. Kercher, drug clerk, of Philadelphia, spent several days with his father, Harrv K. Kercher, at the extreme end of Noble strett We are sorry to note that our aged fellow townsman, Isaac F. Christ, is in the thro.-s of sickness suffering with a severe attack of the griope and kidney troubles. A. S. Hottenstein, Esq., of Miiton, spent Thvrsday in town and vicinity trancacting important business. Rev. W. J. Bieber this week baptized tbe infant son of Mr. aud Mrs. John Mor<», of Allentown, at the home ot the child's grandparents, Mr. and .Mrs. Isaac Sutton.-Bethlehem Globe. Orphans' Home Debt Paid. Superintendent J. H. Raker, of the Lutheran Orphans' Home at Topton, has succeeded in raising the Jti.ooo necessary to cancel the nioitjage on trat institution which was due on Friday of last week. The mortgage was placed against the property when the home was establisUed. Lflhera h lea* ikes-rrii « l» Meet at >outh Uethlehem ^"rretcei' -f the Allentowc itran Muiisteriura n\TZi?< w:1 W h<M in St. saw Z?Ch'South Bethlehem, F. E "t*t. Daitrir "" T._ , lesday and Wednes- 1 Pattor, ou X ~ -4*1119.20. •(■J^ UwIr,ch hami'> Keunion Chanifed. cute ot the Dietrich family reunion bv-^;i5publlsbed anamberof times a^2™-*H*ewspaperi to take place on »r;av ai u*ast 9, was changed to Sat- •arauj **aa1 Principal D.1K, red Address , "« n^use, J l- J-,B»pott I wo Head ot Horses afternoon at the Key- Hnrtnjan \. Son, of git*^1* alti M!sso'Jn horses at prices 6-fOffi j:u. tof;^ "* Schwr. '/'"%• tenant of the Trexler Potatoes Reached Dollar ."lark. The longdooked for price of f 1.00 per bushel for potatoes is here. The shippers at New Tripoli and various other country districts are paying that price for tubers and there are prospects that they will advance to a still higher price. The farmers who have any left are happy. ♦ -♦- ♦ St. John's Hany Communicants. On Sundav. Rev. J. J Cressman, pastor of St. John's Lutheran congregation, delivered an eloquent and highly inspiring sermon to a large audience and afterwards administered the Holy Sacrament to 317 communicants. The collection amounted to |65 20. ♦ ♦—a- ■ Finger Badlv lutilated H. Taylor, foreman in the Keystone Shoe Mfg. Co. of town, on Tuesday at noon met with a painful accident His first finger at the right hand got caught in a machine and broken between the first joint and inflicted a llesh woun 1 afl iuch long. Kurtz Moaed to Allentown. Frank Kurtz, who conducted the Eagle Hotel at Emaus the past three years, bas assumed charge of the Belle-roe House at Allentown. Mr. Kurtz is well known in this section, having b< en a resident of our borough a number of years ago. m «*> n It-pairing "till Dam and Race Henry Miller and Wm. Hess, of Landis Store, are engaged in repairing the mill dam and race of Abraham Benfield which was considerably damaged during tbe recent rains. r hid f«i*e «U fd iftf Topton, found a 3 the hay now, supposed to ■•KWted there by thieves. (fats* |{ 7 ** TaW. aj°U?w,u« inscription in •"■"Jjn.it, March 31, 1834." Slag* 0 Jaon t ut P*aiw" h«''*mao has been reappoint- O Jest taster tgg vJj', ot aVoaateaadorf, has !-"iest hastcr egg in Berks •yed 7j years ago, and wax: "loved Entire Car Repairing Department Hera. The Allentown cv Reading Traction Company is moving its entire car repair department here from Allentown. will be in charge of Mr. Helfrich. It Communicants at Dryviile. Rev. J. M. Early, of Reading, ad ministered the Lord's Supper to 211 communicants in the New Jerusalem Church on Sunday. Erected Imposing fionument. Wenz &. Co , the extensive marble and A CONSERVATIVE POLICY Berks Democrats Favor Sending Lninstructed Delegates to National Convention. Charges Preferred Against Wm B Bechtels Democracy Chairman Esser Re-Elected. Election of Herbst as National Alternate Delegate-at Large Demanded. The organization was in full control at Monday's reorganization of the Democratic County Committee and the utmost harmony prevailed. All officers of the committee were reelected except Treasurer S. F. Neudoerffer, who is no longer a member. He was succeeded by Alderman Howard Koch, of the Third ward, Reading. Those reelected are: County chairman, Jacob B. E^er; secretary, Geo. E. Hepner; member of State central com- tnitte, former Congressman Henrv D. Green. Prothonotary Iviward J. Morris captured eight of the nine State'delegates in his interest for National de'egate. His election is assured The most spirited event of the day was the election of State delegates. Two ballots were necessary before the following were elected: City, W. Benton Stolz, John Rauen, John Rathman; County, fared Snyder, Bern; Lawson G. Dietrich, Richmond; George H. Schesrer, Amity; Dr. H. F. Livingood, Wotnelsdorf; VV af. A. Mattern, Lenhartsville; Robert J. Arters, Birdsboro. Resolutions were unanimously adopted indorsiug Congressman Kline, recommending that the Lehigh Democrats renominate him, and declaring that in such an event Congressman Kline will be given the undivided support of the Democracy of Berks. Resolutions wtre also adopted c >mmending Senator Heibst and the Berks delegation in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. The Court House deal was denounced and the committee on contests was instructed to investigate and report. Charts were preferred ag-iinst W. B. Bechtel,committeeman from theSixteenth ward, who engineered the C urt House deal, alleging that he is disloyal to the party and recommending his expulsion from the committee. These charges were referred to the committee on contests, with instructions to report the facts and to make a recommendation. Resolutions were adopted favoring the sending of an uninstructed delegation t) the National Democratic convention aud the adoption of a conservative caudilate by that convention. All of the State delegates chosen, with a single exception, are friendly to the present organization. Shot at by Burglar.*. A. G. Rothermel, merchantof Blandon, left his store last Saturday night at about II 30 o'clock for the birber shop to get shaved. While returning to the store he saw a light in it and walked to the back door which he found open and ajar several inches. As soon as Mr. Rothermel placed his hand on the knob to enter the store he was shot at twice, but without effect. He stepped back several feet from the door when the burglars, wbo were two colored ui;n, escaped. The burglars had just commenced working at the money drawer but did not get it open. Will Play Eirst llame To-Day. To-day the Normal base ball nine will cross bats with the Moravian Seminary of Bethlehem, at the Rittersville Bill Park. The seminary boys have a strong aggregation this year and have had several weeks of persistent practice. The base ball material at the Normal this year is better than it has been in four years previous. Grimley, the dauntless pitcher, and Abraham Sharadin, of town, have agaiu signed with the Normal team. Sharadin is an outfielder with three years' experience, while Grimley is known among the base ball in;n the past six years. Sunday School Officers Elected. The Union Sunday school at HilT'.« Church was organized with the following officers: President, F N. Benfield; superintendents. A F. S. Shankweiler and Jacob Greiss; secretary, H. S. Miller; treasurer, Allen Fisher; attendance secretary, Elwin Moyer. Mrs. Lizze Bitten- bender and Mrs. Allen Grey have been elected to take charge of the infant department of the school. Miss Annie Shankweiler and Miss Eliza Benfield have again been elected organists of the school. ,s»««ta,.^aKhman has »««" reappoint- granite dealers, erected a very handsome ^.Wfi ver ^tween Leuhartsviile monument for Mr. Schwoyer at Tucker- " oauUiTille. ' ton. EMBRYO TEACHERS HERE Great Spring Term of the Normal School Opened Under Encouraging Circumstances. New Curriculum Introduced in Our School Gives Better Results Because of the Elective System Adopted—The ;nemb*rship of the Senior Class Numbers Seventh Four. JAPS MAKING PROGRESS FOR PURER AMUSEMENTS Russian Army Retreated from Korea—Japanese Enter Wi- ju Unchecked. flusic Hall Under New Hanage. ment That Proposes to Hake Improvements. DEMISE OF MRS. LYNCH Reported That Japanese Tr.mps Hav< Crossed Yalu and Seized Several Stronjr Positions Steamships Carrying: Supplies Enter Es- tuar; of the River Unmolested. An unusually large and refined-looking crowd of students were greeted by the faculty of the Keystone State N rmal School here ou Monday. It was the opening day of the spring term and such a genial loaking set of students was not seen here in many years previous to this oue. Every train, trolley car anrl team contained newcomers. The new spring professors took c'aarge of their duties on Tuesday. On Monday the faculty was kept busy examining the new students and making them coruforiabe in their new quarters. The new N irmal School curriculum, adopted in 1911, makes provision for the election of studies. The elect.ve system is in operation in every university, college and large high school of the land. Ttiis system makes it possible for students, wbo have planned for soms particular line ol work, to elect those studies in which they are naturally most interested. Since the introduction of the new curriculum in the Keystoue State Normal School, better results are obtained, partly because of the elective system. The senior class, numbering seventy- four, is divided into three sections and oue section has elected Greek and German and two sections have elected surveying. Besides the work in the branch es reierred to, the seniors are studying Virgil, physics, arithmetic, methods aud English classics. (Juite a number of po9t-graduates and other college preparatory students are tak'ng work in Latin, German, Greek, mathematics and sciences with a view of entering the sophomore class in Muhlenberg, Franklin «& Marshall, Lafayette, Dickinson, Ursinus and Bucknell. At the end of the present school year several members of the senior class will enter medical colleges, and several will take technical courses either at State College or Lehigh Universi y. The middlersdivided into four sections; half of the class have elected German and the other half chemistry. Besides work in the branches referred to the members of the middle class are studying elocution, general history, psychology, Caesar and geometry. In the junior and sub-junior yearsthere are no elective studies. The junior class is divided into four sections. The sub- juniors into five sections. There are a number of students taking work in the commercial department, the art department and the music department. +^0~*t Graduated from College of Pharmacy. Ralph C. Sharadin, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sharadin, successfully passed the examination in the Philadelphia College of Piiarmacy. He returned to his home here ou Wednesday and remained until to-day, when he left to take charge of his steady situation as clerk in a drug slore on 41 and Lancaster Ave. Tne commencement exercises will be held next Thursday, April 14. Burg-lars Operated Here. Several private dwellings and a few business houses were visiied by thieves on Wednesday night. The house of Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Seusenderfer was robbed of I9 in money and a gold watch. There appears to be an orginizei gang working in tbis section, as suspicious characters are seen arouu J here daily. The constable was notified to keep his eyes on this gang. Indians Met Death in Railroad Wreck. Sixty-three Indians in a special car en- route to Washington to see President Roosevelt were smashed into by a mail train two miles west of Maywojd, 111 , on Thursday, in a fog. Three of the Indians were instantly killed, three were fatally injured and twenty others were more or less seriously iujured. The Indians who were not pinned in the wreck fled in a panic across the prairie. Confirmation at Wessnersville. Rev O. S. Scheirer confirmed the following in Frieden's C'mrch at Wessnersville on Maundv Thursday: Martha Irene Kunkel, ida Victoria Miller, Jane Margaret Miller, Katie Alice Roth, Nevada Irene Roth, Anna Maria Wagner, Howard Wm. Dietrich, Herbert Abner Graff, Jonathan Wm. Wessner, George Adam Winner, Eva Mufilea Gruber, Mable Ele- nore Kistler, Minnie Med i Estella Kunkel, Beulah Gertie Rausch, James Milton Frey, William Miller. New Weather Prophet at White House. A pet crow at the White House predicts the weather with great accuracy and has the weather .bureau forecasts "skinned to death." It c-tws just before a storm; goes to sleep if there is danger of "increasing cloudness," and hops about right lively with a rising birometer. The President now throws the weather map and the forecast card into the waste basket. Exibition for St Louis. Four inmates of the Tooton Lutheran Orphans' Home have handsomely bound 10 volumes containing the exhibit of charitable institutions of Penn'a for the St. L uis P^xposition. They exhibit first- class workunnship and It is remarkable what d-gree of efficiency the boys have attained in this branch. They were bound by Clair Carl, Robert Werley, Paul Eben aud Roy Eben. P. * R. Uave Larg» Check Thn Reading Coal and Don Company paid to the Finance Company of Pennsylvania a check for $3,9 v>,000, the balance of 15000,000 worth of ten coal tmst certificates which matured April 1. Hereafter all business of the coal company will be transacted in the office 0! the Reading company. Tall and Waalthy The Crown Princess of Denmark enjoys the double distinction o' being tne weath- iest and tallest woman of her rank in Europe. Her royal highness inheri d nearlv $15,000,060 from ber maternal grandmother, as well ss the bulk of her father's fortune. Sr.e is six feet tall. Planning for Earnaer's Excursion. A farmers' excurs on to the World's fair at St. Louis, is proj ?cted by the Berks County Agricultural Society. This would be an excellent opportunity for the farmers and approved by many. I'uuodry .Man .loaed to Allentown Prank Hottenstein. who came here last fall to work in the Kutztown Foundry, moved to Allentown, where he aecured employment. New Grocery Delivery Wagon. Sharadin ,Sc. Dries, who will be the proprietors of the uew grocery store of town, received a fine delivery wagon from R. Mdler'sSon, carriage manufacturer. They use this vehicle to deliver goods. The store was remodeled and papered and painted during the week. Tney will be ready to do business the latter part of next week. St. Paul's Organ Recital. Ou Thursday eveniug, April 21st, beginning at 8 o'clock, the public of town and vicinity will have the opportunity to hear a rich treat in St. Paul's Reformed Church, tbe occasion of which is an organ recital to be given by O H. Unger & Son, of Reading. Will Open Stylish Hillinery Store. Miss Lottie, daughter of Wilson LeVan, who recently moved from Albany to the Trexler farm, a half mile south of Virginsville, has opened a millinery store at name and is prepared to serve the ladies of that community with trimmed hats in the latest styles. Sale Crier Herring Very 111, John Herring, the well known auctioneer, of near New Smithville is seriously ill of an attack of gangrene and diabetes. Dr. A. C. L. Hottenstein, of Maxatawny, and Dr. J. P. F. Brunner, of Krumsville, are the attending physicians. Paid Fraternal Visit. A number of members of Purity Temple, No. 124, Ladies of the Golden Eagle, of town, on Thursday afternoon paid a fraternal visit to St. Bernard Temple in Reading. . ♦ g Will Wa Get Eight Hour Work Day? The hearings before the Senate Committee of Education and L*bor on the 8- hour bill were closed Tuesday. The matter will now be decided whether or not we are to have an 8-hour work day Took Charge of New Stand Ex-Clerk of (jaarter Sessions O. P. Werley moved Irom Werley's Corner to Long's Hotel at Egypt, which he will conduct in the future. Communion Services at Lenhartsville. Rev. D. D. Trexler will have communion services to-morrow forenoon in Lenhartsville Church at 9.30 o'clock. Preparatory services to-day at 2 p. m. , -,—tn * Shipped Filth Carload of Horses. Lambert Js Bro., the well known horse dealers, will ship their fifth carload of horses to the Philadelphia market to-day. The lot consists mostly of general purpose horses. Maxatawny's New Postmaster. John O. Reppert, of Rothrocksville, was uamed postmaster of the office known aa the Maxatawny postofEce, at the form- i er village. Japanese scout3 entered Wiju, Korea, at 11 o'clock on Monday forenoon. The Russians apparently retreated beyond the Yalu river. Wiju is oa the Yalu river, near its mouth and opposite Antung, Manchuria, which is believed to be strongly held by the Russian?. Scoita, who have returned to Pingyang, state that uot a single Russian is at Wiju. A letter received at Shanghai from Kobe,Japan,says the Japanese Government has 260,000 troops in motion, and fu ly 6 >,ooo more under arms, in garrisons and at the depot. These numbers are exclusive of tbe Third Reserve^, which have not been called to the colors. It is thcught that the lauding of a heavy Japanese force west of the mouth of the Yalu will force the Rus sians to abandon the fortifications which they have been erecting north of the Yalu for tbe purpose of opposing the crossing of the First army of Japan from Korea. It is also anticipated that the three great Japanese forces will operate in conjunction, the third army swinging eastward from Niuchwang, seizing or cut ing the railroad and then engaging in a tnm lag movement agains*. the main Russian position. The Japanese are confident that the Russians will be unable to transport supplies sufficient to maintain in Manchuria a force larger than 300,010 men. The heavy detachments necessary to guard the railroad and supply bases will, it is claimed, reduce the Ruisiau fighting force to about 200/00 men. Troops Cross Yalu. Japanese troops have crossed the Yalu river, it is reported from Seoul, and have established themselves in strong positions at s-everal important points. Supply ships are entering the estuary of the 11 ver aud unmolested, it is said, are landing cargoes on the Korean shore. Russian troops are reported to be occupying six Korean towns on the Tumen river. Japs deny that Russians are occupying the town of Unsan, where the American mines are located. It is asserted that the Russians are occupying six of the largest border towns on the Tumen river in northern Korea. The report tbat Russian troops had appeared at the American mines at Usan, northern Korea, w,-:s without foin dation. No Russians are at Usan now, nor have any been seen there. ♦—*—» _ Stupendous Undertaking of Weekly Paper. That bright looking and newsy weekly- newspaper, Town and Country, of Pennsburg, c nne to the Patriot office on Sat urday like one of the foremost city dailies. The reason for giving it such h showy and magnificent looking appearance was the occasion of its fifth anniversary. The whole front page was handsomely illustrated with pictures of tbe faithful employes, newsboys and inside vie<*s of the plant. In addition to this there were brief comments of tbe most not'rd industries at Pennsburg and the suburbin towns. It is hard to predict what the progress of Town and Country will be during the next five years. The elaborateness of the edition reflected credit on the alert publisher and editor, Brother Hillegas, and the assistant editor, Brother Huttle. Lehigh Democrats Rebuked Sowden. The Democratic County Committee of Lehigh county ou Monday held a session in Allentown that was full of surprises. Ea*-Cjugressman Sowden's chances for another term in Congress were checked by a resolutioi to the effect that no Democrat who allows his name to be placed on the Republican ticket in opposition to a Democrat be allowed to register as a candidate on the Democratic ticket for a period of five years thereafter. It is supposed that the Sowdenites will be out in force at the county meeting to contest this measure. At unusual proceeding was the fact that the meeting took place behind closed doors. Place for Public Functions Will Be Entirely- Renovated-Theatrical Troops No Longer of the Ordinary Kind—Number oi Worthy Engagements Already on Hand. Some Inhuman People. A distressing story of torture and suffering was told in court at Allentown by a boy named Rtiahart. The boy's mother died six years ago, aud shortly after her death the father brought another woman, Chrissey Shinn, to h's home. In addition to keeping him ou a diet of bread and water, the woman is alleged to have put red pepper on his tongue, and at one time a red hot knife was placed on his tongue. The boy was given into the hands of neighbors who had cared for him of late. «. » » _ Successful School Entertainment. The Lyons public schools have closed. An entertainment was given on Saturday evening by the pupils of the town schools, taught by Calvin Stump and Miss Annie Wentzel. The program consisted of recitations, dialogues, songs, etc. The house was well filled. The sum of $16.20 was raised, which will be used for buying books for tbe Lyons library. The library already contains 135 volumes. Christian Endeavor Officers. The Y. P. S. C. E., of Lyons, was led by John Steigerwald. The next meeting will be led by Mrs. S. L. Parks Topic, How the World's Standards Conflict With Christ s. The following officers were elected for six months: President, John Steigerwald; vice president, Miss Laura Romig; secretary, Mrs. S. L. Parks; treasurer, Miss Lottie Weiser. Snake's Eyes Always Open. One of the most curious facts in regard to snakes is that their eyes are never closed. Sleeping or waking, alive or dead, they are always wide open. This is because they have no eyelids. Theeye is protected only by astiong scale, which is cast off every time the reptile changes its skin. • Shows Off Gaudily. The work of painting the Lutheran Orphans' Home at Topton has been completed and it makes an elegant appearance. The most ntzardous part of the whole job was the placing of a rope on the flag pole, whose tcp is thirty-five feet above tbe cupola of the Lome. County Teachers Institute. The advisory committee of the County Teachers' Institute held a meeting in Supt. E. M Rapp's office in the court house, Reading, and decided to hold the annual institute in the Academy of Music during the week of Monday, October 24. Communion Services at Trexlertown. Rev. I. Ritter, of Emaus, will hold communion services at Trexlertown tomorrow forenoon at 9.45. Preparatory services to-day at 2 p. m. Big Chicken Egg. Charles Donner, of near New Smithville, baa in his possession a ben'a egg which measures %}tx'}i inches. Musk Hail, our only place for public atmi-emeiit, has again changed hands during the week. The price paid was £430 cash. The new proprietors are: A. K. Lesher, of the Eagle Restaurant; Chas. Stump, Geo. W. Ramer, proprietor of the the 5 and 10 Cent Store, and Johu I). Geiger. These new owners have Tgiveu the news editor of the Patriot full details of the improvements thev intend to make. First of all they will endeavor to give the public, purer and better shows than ever before. Music Hall has had the reputation of patronizing trashy theatrical companies. This will no longer be tolerated by the new managers. The next step will be the enlargement of tbat part known as the kitchen. The partition will be torn out, two dressing rooms put in aud the stage enlarged. In the interior of the b all there will be improvements that will be a feature. The whole will be wainscoted, paiuled and varnished. The hall on the outside will also present a neat a-pect after it has seveial coats of paint. - ~.~y~i . ;", After all these renovatious have been made it should be remembered* tbat this place for public gatherings will be first class in every respect, especially during the cold winter months when people feared to venture there when an\thing was held of consequence for fear of catching a deathly cold. The new owners have already many important eng.igements booked. Last evening Edison moving pictures were exhibited, which proved highly interesting. To-night scenes will present pictures of the great Biltimore fire, train robbery, Hooligan and the summer girls, the Santa Fe express, etc. ORPHAN'S EASTER PROORAH. The Children at Lutheran Orphan's Home, Topton, Cel brate Easter Day in an Appropriate Way. Oa Sundty afternoon at 2 30 o'clock ( Easter Day) the children of the Topton Lutheran Orphan's Home rendered the following interesting program: Pro cessional, The Day of Resurrection; opening services, Kev. J. H. Raker, superin tendent; first Scripture lesson, Paul Eben; Welcome Ilappv ruornirg; praver, Maud Kauffman, Anna Arvinka, Florence Kemmerle, Esther Reinbold, Harry Westney, Henry Rudeoff, Chris'opher Haas; vocal duet, The Women at the Tomb, SalTe Carl, K.la Meyr er; floral exercise, Emma Meyer, Ev.i Greenwood, Blanche Bock, Nora Boxmeyer, Florence Westney, Russel Seamen, Surrucl Tureck, Charles Seaman, Francis Raker, Willie Steltz; Come, See the Place Where Jesus Lay; second Scripture lesson, Clair Carl; primary exercise, Little Light Bearers. Laura Rudloff, L-.ura Dienstel, H zel Westney, Kate Tureck, Ida Wagner, Margaret Aa-on; The Strife is O'er: vocal solo, Did Our Redeemer Die? Myra Say- lo.; thud Scripture lesson, LeRoy Eben; Abide with Me; fourth Scripture lesson, Robert Werley; To Him Who for Our Si ns Was Slain; address, Rev J.O. Henry; (ffeiing; At.them, Crown Him, Orphan's Fomechoir; ciosing service; recessional, Hail, Holy, Holy, Holy Lord. Enaaus Mad a Big Fire. The fire at Emaus, seven miles from Alletown, which started on Mmdty eve11i.1t: was gotten under control early on Tuesday morning. The Casino Hotel and theatre, a store anrl several stables occupying «b >nt two blocks at 5th and Broad streets were destroyed. The cause wjs an oil tank exolosiouat 8.45 on Monday night. The Allentown Fire Department was snmtronted but by the time it arrived its aid was not needed. The loss is th 'Ut 531 S>o, partly covered by insurance. William Stable lost between $2, ow and $3,000 in cash which he kept in bis store and intended using this season in building two houses. The hotel will be rebuild. Wife of Rev. Lynch Passed Away After a Brave Struggle Against Death. Brief Biography of Her Useful Career—By Vig orous Common Sense She Endeared Herself to All Who Knew Her-Took Active Part In Foreign Missionary Work Confirmed Catechumens at Lynnport. Rev. Oswald, pis'orof the Jacksonville Reformed charge, on Saturday afternoon in the Jacob's Church. Lynnport, confiirm- ed the following catechumens: Hattie Hamn, Annie Ilatnn, Mable Faust, Minnie Jones, Eva Zimmerman, Hannah Lutz, Clara Wanamaker, Florence Foil weiler, Cora Long, Katie Daniels, Jy/./.\e Daniels, Mamie Klingaman, Clara Leiby Harry Hermany, Willie Klingaman, Am brose Lutz, Albert Long and Raymond Daniels. The Sacrament of Lord's Supper was administered on Sunday fore- n on. Ruining naxatavvny Road Bad. Supervisor James Mertz has inspected the roads in his section arid reports that their condition is worse than a person can anticipate He claims that some people do a y;re.it ii jus'.ice to the township bv hauling heavy loads at the time when the frost is leaving the ground. To make good the drainage inflicted by such customs thf supervisors are obliged to repair them with crushed stone which is very expensive. "A word to the wise is sufficient". Water .Main Again Bursted. The water main between the Central H<mse and Saucony bridge bursted on Monday. It required fully three hours until the stop-off was f jund to turn off the water at that section. The leakage was promptly r paired. A number of smaller pipes in town sprung leaks during the week which were put into a serviceable condition again. nana? Attended Organ Recital. On Monday afternoon, April 4, the people in the vicinity of New Tripoli received a treat in a musical way. Prof. Marks, cf Allentown, gave a recital on the new organ .n the New Tripoli Church, assisted by Miss Ida M. Smith on the violin. A large and appreciative audience was present. ♦ » » Mertztown Post Oftice's New Quarters. The post office at Mertztown, formerly in the Trexler store, was moved into the general store of T. L. Fritch. F. N. Trexler is the postmaster, and better accomm >dations are afforded in the uew quarters. Bloch Sentenced to be Hanged. Judge Trexler denied a new trial for P^ugene Bloch, of Allentown, convicted of murder in the first degree for cutting Mrs. Katie Falzinger's throat last August, and sentenced the defendant to be hanged. ' a » -aa— ; Should Have Free Rural ,n«il Route The citizens' living between New Tripoli and Steins Corner are making efforts to establish a free rural mail route in that section. It is a thickly populated route and should be established. Mrs. Maggie Uber Jones Lynch, wife of Rev. R. B. Lynch, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Cburch, of town, died at 10 o'clock on Wednesday forenoon of affection of the lungs after auillness of nine months, aged 42 years. She was bedfast since Christmas. She is survived by her husband and these children : Catharine, Marguerite and Paul. Her mother, Mrs. Kate vSchlemm, and her grandfather, Adam S Uber, a step-brother, Dr. Horace E. Schlemm, and a step-sister. Miss Clara Schlemm, the latter two of Reading, also survive. The funeral will be held on Tuesday forenoon at 10.30 o'clock in Trinity Lutheran Churcb, Rev. D. H Reiter, of (iuakertown, officiating, assisted by Revs. C C Boyer and F. K. Bernd of this place. Interment private at Charles Evans cemetery, Reading. Undertaker Wm. Gehret & Son have charge. The deceased was a daughter of Wm. and Catharine Jones and was born at West Point, Montgomery County, March 24, 1S62. Her father died in 1S63, when her mother returned to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam S. Uber, of Philadelphia. In 1874 her mother married Dr. Chas. W. G. Schlemm aid Reading became her home. After a partial course in the Reading High School, she entered the Normal School here, where she graduated in 18S2. This was followed by a course in the National School of P^locution and Oratory, in Philadelphia, then conducted by Prof. ,J. \'. Shoemaker, where she graduated in 1883. Following her graduation she taught one year in the public schools of Tremont, where she was assistant to the principal. The two years following she was teacher of read ng in Palatinate, now Albright College, at Myerstown. She married Rev. Robt. B. Lynch on May '4, 1889, and the next fourteen years were spent iu Dublin, where her husbaud had chargeof two congregations—St. Luke's, Dublin, and Christ's, LowerTinicum. By her geniality, tact and vigorous common sense she speedily endeared herself to his people and was in every sense a helpmeet to him iu his work. Though not a Lutheran hy birth or earl v training she became such by conviction before her marriage and thoroughly believed in her teaching, and loved her life, worship and service. In the general church work, her efforts were directed especially along the line of the Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society work. She was one of organizers of the Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of tbe Norris- town Conference of the Miuisterium of Fennsylvania. She served as corresponding secretary for two years, and as presi- det't at two of its annual conventions. As delegate from tbe Conference Society she was active in the organization of the Synodical Society, for one of whose meetings she prepared and read a paper on Inner Missions, a phase of missionary activity then almost nuknown iu the Lutheran Church of this country. Until prevevited by illness the attended all tbe conventions of the Home Conference and Synodical Societies; served at all of them as officer or member of committee, and was frequent contributor to their programs. Almost immediately after Mrs. Lynch arrived here she was stricken with this dreaded disease, consumption. It will be remembered by the members of Trinity Church that she was very active until prevented by her fail- irg health. This blow to the congregation was keenly felt and her early demise is much regretted by all who knew her. MRS. LILUB SCHMOYER, wife of Morris "W. Schmoyer, of Macungie, died at the Allentown Hosoi- tal on Monday afternoon at 5 30. She was taken ill at the residence of her bus- band's father at Breinigsville, where she had gone to assist in the household, Mr. Schmoyer's father having been ill. She was prostrated there and on March 16 she was taken to the II- spi- tal where she was operated on for appendicitis on the following day. Her con- diction was not encouraging from the beginning and during the last few days she was practically unconscious. Mrs. Schmoyer was a doughter of Dr. Charles Me vers, of Macungie, and Lydia, his wife, whose maiden name was Heines. She was born in Macungie December 25, 1865. On June 8, 1889, sbe was married to Morris W. Schmoyer by Rev. M. O. Rath. They had no children. She is survived by her husband, her parents and the following brothers and sisters; Charles, of Baltimore; Stephen H. and William F. of Bethlehem; Emma, wife of Richard Goedecke, of Rah way, N. J.; Ida A., wife of Kehl Markley, of Macungie, and a half brother J. Milton Althouse, of Reading, and a half sister, Sallie, wife of Rudolph Goedecke, of Brooklyn. Mrs Schmoyer was an estimable woman and a good and faithful wife, whose death is an exceedi"gly severe blow to her husband, coming so soon after the death of both his parents. Less than three weeks ago Mr. Schm yerlott the nearest to him aud those next in succession, hi9 parents, whodied at B eingsville only a few days a- part, three weeks ago. The funeral was held on Thursday at 1 p m. from the home of her father in Macungie. Private burial wa9 made at Lehigh Church Cemetery. Revs. C. E- Sandt and M. O. Rath officiated. AMANDKS ZIMMER, of 464 Poplar street, Meadville. Pa died, aged 97 years, of a complication of diseased. Deceased was helpless for more than two years when his sufferings ended last Thursday, March 31. Mr. Zimmer was a native of Greenwich, being a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Zimmer Mr. Zimmer after he had married moved to Crawford countv where he resided most of the time and was engaged in the milling business. He leaves his wife (nee Reinert) and two sons, Tillman and Wilson. Also one brother five and sisters, Daniel, Saegertown, Crawford county; Mrs. Jonathan Weida, Emaus; Mrs. Lewis Dietrich, of town; Mrs. Wm. Schmick, Bridgton, N. J.; Mrs. Adam Miller and Mrs. Nicholas Bloom, of Williamsport. The funeral was held on MDndiy from bis residence at Meadville. HERMAN C. HAMM. Herman Charles, a son ot Charles and Amanda L. Hamm, a born Frey, of Albany township, aged 5 months and 7 d?.ys, died on Monday morning after a short illness of pntumonia. Funeral was held yesterday forenoon at 9 o'clock from the residence of the parents. Ser vices in New Bethel Church. Burial in the cemetery adjoining. Rev. O. S. Scheirer officiated. MRS. REBECCA ROTH. Mrs. Rebecca Roth 1 nee Schlonecker), of near Grimsville, died of heart failure, superinduced by grip, aged 79 years, a months and 11 dys. Her husband died about 18 months ago. Sbe is survived by three children: Mrs. Cbarlea Siegfried, of Grimsville, witb whom tbe deceased (.Coatlnued oa fourth page) COUNTY GETS SUIT CASE Prothonotary florris Brings Suit Against Berks to Recover Fees for Services. Executors' and Administrators' Accounts Settled—Daniel rtengel Appointed to Manage Estate of Abraham "lengel. Who Is Incapable Owing to lusound .Tind. E. J- Morris, prothonotary, througbh is attorney, William J. Rourke, instituted suit against the county of Berks to recover I206.6) for services performed for the county of Perks during February. A bill for the amount was rendered on March 1, as is usual in such cases. Couuty Solicitor Shalter cut it down to |;o, alleging the charges were too high. Mr. Morris declined to accept the reduction, claim ing the fees charged were those allowed by the Act of 1868, and were similar lo those charged bv former Berks prothono- taries. The Ci>urt will now be ask d to determine as to the costs to which the orothonotary is entitled under the law of 186S, and the other acts bearing on prothonotary fees. Account of Amos C. Angstadt and Geo. M Barto, executors of George Angstadt, Rockland. The fund for distribution i9 J227 80, equally divided between Saporah Barto, Kate Schmidt, Sybilla, Lucetta and Amos C. Angstadt, each receiving 145-56. Account of Adam Y. and Frank Y. Weidenhammer, ex«cutois of Amos G. Weidenhammer, Richmond. Th'e fund for distribution is $1(0.05, equally livid- ed between Esther the widow; Adam Y , and Frank Y. Weidenhammer, each receiving $36 35. The widow only teceives the interest of her share. Account of Ella M. Hottentein, administrate-of Hiram Hottenstein, Onte- launee. The estate amounts to #736 10. The claims foot nptof4o8.o6, while Mag- delina C. Hottenstein was allowed a claim of $975. At her rr quest the other bills are to be paid in fu'l, she then receiving the balance, £524 14, on account of her f975 claim. Ira P. Rothermel presented to court the ,; ti 1 «'i o." Mrs. Sarah S. Mengel, of Vir- ginsvill ■ asking that Daniel G. Mengel be appointed a committee of her husband, Abraham G. Mengel, as he is incapable of managing bis own estate. It aggregates about |2o,ooo. Tbe court made the apDointment, and apon»v*d tbe necessary bond. Mr. Mengel in former years was a well known merchant, but bas lived retired for 15 years. He is 57 years of age. The c mimittee named is his brother. Snyder A Zieber presented the oetitiors of Lottie and Mamie Levan, minor children of Mary Levan, deceased The petitioners now reside at Virginsville, and ask for the appointment of Frank Wagner, of Hamburg, as their guardian. Letters of administration on the estate of Susanna Hoch, of Fleetwood, were granted to Benneville R. Hoch, of Kirby- ville. J. H. Marx, attorney for George B. Kohler, issued an execution for |ioo against J». W. DeLong. Letters of administration on the estate of Susanna Youse, late of Rockland,were granted to Emanuel Youse and F. H. BrintzenhcfF, of Dryviile. Letters oi administration were issued on the et-tate of Emma Hilbert, deceased, late of Richmond township, to Henry Hilbert, of New Jerusalem. Letters testamentary on the estate of Susanna Youse, Rockland, were issued to Emanuel Youse, N>w Jerusalem, and F. H Brintzeghoff, Dryviile. The personal property amounts to $300 and the real estate to |i,200. 1 K. Grant is the attorney. Letters testamentary on the estate of Jacob Stetzler, Perrv, were issued to Esther A. S. and J. W. Stetzler, of Shoemakersville. The personal property amounts to nearly $6,ooo and the real estate to about $1,503. It goes to the widow and children. Rieser & Schaeffer are the attorneys. « m * Fleetwood Had $800 Eire. On Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock a fire broke out in the large frame stable of Rev. M. H Brensinger. As soon as tbe fire was discoverd the whistle of the works of Seaman St Merkel blew and a large crowd assembled. In a very short time three streams of water were on the building. After half an hour of hard work the fire was under control. Tbe origin of the fire is unknown. The loss may be between $700 and $800. Took a Number of Pictures Wallace A. Dietrich, the photographer, of town, took pictures of three classes, namely twenty-five at the New Bethei Church in Albany townshin, seventeen at the We;snersville Church and twenty-five at Ziegel's Church in Perry township. The two former classes are those of Rev. O. S. Scheirer, of Stony Ruu, and the latter Rev. H. C. Kline, of Hamburg. Mr. Dietrich also took a picture of the schoolhoue in Weisenburg township, M. H. Schmehl, teacher. Blustery Easter Sunday. A fierce nor'wester, blowing twenty- three miles an hour, forced a postponement of the traditional Easter costume on Sunday. The people wore gowns of cloth instead of French muslins, si.k and 'filmy robes. More, they wore feathered hats, and, worse yet, furs. It was dark aad cold and raw, and pneumonia was in the air. Not in many years did we have such a cold Easter day. Sunday School Re-Organized Zion's Union Sunday school near Windsor Castle was re-organiz-d Sunday by electing the following officers: President H. A. Miller; superintendents, A. F. Baver, H. A. Miller and Joseph Rothermel. It is the desire of the officers that the parents as well as the children take an active part in the work of the school. Preparing for (irea-un Case. Wm. H. Sadler, attorney for Samuel Greason, convicted of the murder o'John Edwards, is preparing the petition to be presented to the Supreme Court at the direction of the Board of Pardons, asking for an order on tbe Betks Court to reopen the case, in order that Greason may bi granted a new trial. Assistant Made the Rounds. Millard E. Babb, assista.it to the superintendent of the Kutztown Wuter Com • pany.madea visit to every house that consumes reservoir water to inspect tbe pipes and report the leakages, (juite a number of defective pipes were discovered in 'ooking after this work. Shot a rionster Cranav. William Leibensperger, of Moselem, shot a large fish crane. Its bill was eight inches long. From the end of the bid to the end ot tbe toes it measured five feet tuo inches, and from tip to tip of wings six feet six inches. Our Early Onion Planter. Mrs. Clinton A. Bachman, of Park Avenue, on Tuesday forenoon planted onions and undoubtedly waa the first lady in this immediate section to do so. /
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The bit that matters most is the attack on Labour's Andy Burnham for his dishonest attacks on the NHS Bill on the basis that he opposes 'NHS privatisation'. Putting aside the fact that the bill is not privatisation, Tim Farron comments on Labour's 2006 NHS Act which, er, introduced private competition and, as Farron points out, led directly to the privatisation of two practices in his constituency. As I've said before, shame on Labour for this attack.
Andrew Grice in the Independent says today that we are still in the game, which is nice given that he has been one of many seeking to dismiss us in the past. He also reports a lovely moment: following an attack on the Lib Dems by rabid Tory Nadine Dorries, someone at LD HQ sent her flowers to thank her for helping differentiate us from them.
If you're in two minds about the Lib Dems or if you have simply decided to follow the headlines and damn us for being in government, can I urge you to pause and reflect on articles like this one. As Tim Farron says, we have achieved more in the last 2 years than we did in the last 60. Your taxes are lower thanks to us; the replacement of an obsolete nuclear weapon with another obsolete nuclear weapon is less likely; proposals for reforms to the NHS to save everyone money and improve care have been decontaminated by us; the poorest schoolchildren have got more funding from government to help them to succeed; the Tories have been reined in by a muscular approach to coalition from the LDs.
And we haven't invaded any Middle Eastern countries for oil.
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I'm going to be turning forty this year, which is fine. The real question: how do I celebrate this year? For the past ten years, or more, I've thrown myself a party every year. Different themes every time: Paris (invites were passports that we stamped, folks could come as a Parisian, model, prostitute, or tourist; we learned to French inhale), Rio/Carnaval (debut of the rum punch, which kept re-appearing under less valid excuses in successive years), Rainforest (I had great pants), Aliens (not a huge turnout, but again, great pants, they were blue and shiny), Goth (particularly good with guest commitment to costume, weren't you the one wearing black?), Pyjama (no excuse to not have a costume), Lord of the Rings (by far the most elaborate, and we gave people trivia quizzes and painted our bathroom as Moria), and the Sixties (also great costume commitment, as well as good range of the sixties themes).
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Without their signature threads, superheroes are basically nothing. Sure, they still have that whole "super" and "hero" thing going for them, but what distinguishes them from one another is largely tied to their costumes. The clothing serves largely as a calling card, and serves to make them instantly recognizable both within their worlds and in ours. But sometimes, alternate costumes can be just as cool - if not cooler - than a hero's more iconic outfits. This gallery highlights some of the best alternate superhero costumes that we've seen throughout the years. Did I miss your favorite? That's what comment sections are for!
Spider-Man - Black Suit
Sure, maybe it was a sentient alien lifeform trying to permanently bond to him and was depleting his energy, but man, was that cool looking looking. But so was the cloth one that the Black Cat made for him after he got rid of the symbiote suit. Either way, the black suit was definitely cooler than his staple red and blue threads, and came with the added bonus of making him stealthier at night. You know, because it was black.


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Nokia warns of falling markets in coming quarters
Nokia, like Intel and Qualcomm before it, today announced that it was cutting its estimate for 2008 from 1.26 billion handsets sold to 1.24 billion handsets. In Q4 2008, Nokia anticipates it will sell 330 million handsets, well below the analysts estimate of 346 million. It also warned that 2009 is going to be lower than what it had estimated earlier.
As I have been saying for a while now, the economy is hurting a lot of sectors, including mobile. It remains to be seen which companies survive this downturn.


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We're on our Way!
We've travelled 222 miles so far. We've left two states behind, and we're in North Carolina. Yippee! We just finished up having lunch at Zaxby's in Asheville. My southwest club sandwich was good.
The mountains are gorgeous, as are the flowers growing alongside the road. There are thousands of red poppies everywhere.
I 've been in North Carolina, but not for years. The last time I was here, I flew in from Pittsburgh, PA. Mac was 2, and Autumn was 9 months old. I flew by myself with the two children to see my cousin, Sheila. Boy was that an experience!Try carrying two little children, a carseat, and luggage all by yourself. Not one person offered to help me. I was 22.
That was 14 years ago. I think that I'll enjoy this trip a little more. I know that it will be less stressful.
Isn't technology amazing? To think that I can post on the internet while Verne drives is amazing.
Thank you to all of you who have lifted our family in prayer for our vacation and travel mercies. Your prayers mean so much to us!


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I am not a qualified nutritionist or dietitian, so I decided that the best service I can do for you is provide a list of reputable websites that I know you can trust in and are reliable sources of information.
A fantastic place to start is the Dietitians Association of Australia website. You'll find recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner and more! Reputable and trustworthy, you can't go wrong.
Another absolute winner with an abundance of recipes for meals, snacks and drinks. If you only check out two websites from this blog, it's got to be the DAA and Heart Foundation!
Simple lunch and dinner ideas!
A variety of recipes including ideas for parties and barbecues! Loving this one!
Yum! A fun one. Be sure to check out the "quick and easy healthy recipes" from Jamie. Got to love those dinner recipes that are quick to cook up after work!


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Get your Hygge on out in Brooklyn this winter with this Scandinavian inspired installation. As part of the Winter at Industry City you can try amazing food, do some shopping AND take a yoga class on Tuesdays at 6pm in Hygge tents filled with twinkly lights. This installation is major #apartmentinspo and will have you turning your space into your very own "Hygge Haus" in no time.
By Abby Smith