THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT BELLEFONTE, PA. AUGUST 30, 1906. Ne, SN Oke Oyster Bay Naval Review IM TN HE great nava review hy Pr resident JU oat Oyster 13 Sept REAR ADM EVA show navy is not vocated a great of cent years ter shoy fleets peacs made Spain sed. our The will afford t view the notable rendezvous hose who opportunity See of Unecl sea fighting forces n the dent reviews the naval parade from the deck of the Mayflower, there will him tw battleships, four armored four coast defense ironcl tected cruisers, six stroyers, torpedo boats. marines forty-five ships men, vessels to part Sam's present presi great pass in line lve cruisers, four pro boat de- two sub 1s, rpedo six and a vessels altogether oard these troopsnip, on 8 14 " will be 812 o PLAGHMIP, THE beauty, and stantiy os ing, thousands clties reviews it York w on such i that the Bay will result In throughout the war which are ready to defend ean rights t# of the world and place on a higher plane the affec tions of the people the gallant men who stand behind the guns Foreign naval experts are awaiting with Interest the the American navy Is to wake and many of them will be present upon the oc casion of the review or in Case ierest land in the vessels of Ameri n all par demonstration Thankful, but Thrifty, Stealthily the unobtrusive person with the dark lantern picked the lock | of the slaughter house door and effect. ed an entrance into the building, Then he selected the largest of the fresh hams, “Thanks,” he muttered, slipping It foto a sack. “I'll smoke It after awhile.” Chicago Tribune. THAT TROUBLESOME SEAL. The Much Discussed Animal as Looks In Its Faraway Home, The killing of the poachers and the communications the subject between Washington Tokyo have brought the ed se sronnd again It seal on and much discuss This this time to international inquiry Great efforts have been put forth by the American pelagic sealing slaughter from It was was rapidly Japanese il into the fore \ aninuu being is getting used by made a subiect of or negotintion to stop wriminate 1 of the seal herds. tice the seal, I, the lat SEAL AND YOUNG rue seal and being chlef- il obtained from its » from its hide » north Atlan CE OLAF Hoy Very With Whe Norwegians, In Popular A Baby . ’ : » y iv ' broug free gil 1 to his fe nave 0 When he first went to Norway the i roval gardens had ta He cloand ta the public tx e | It him Kr time Cot to fire salvo br to . snintes tl nnd hil around explorer of polar bear H HIE Roes Wit mtion on King anyth for Olaf will smooth the The little crown horn July 2. 1008, at Sand: Eugland where his mother, Princess Mand visiting her father, King Edward, The baby was christened Alexander Ed ward Christian Frederick, but when he moved to Norway he had to have a Norse name, and Olaf was chosen as typically Reandinavian, seers say that ng the people's love trouble over prince was ngham wn Twe of an Kind, “Say, what's the matter with this coffee? queried Blopuy. “Same thing that's the matter with you, I suppose,” answered the land- lady; “it's a little slow about settling.” | ~Houston Post. much | only they are rightly planned, while the | Nt, Se, Education Up to Date VA TN ITH the opening of the schools coules attention once more 10 the subject of in methods of teaching the young related to chil the Progress dea how to shoot. 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