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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-06
<URoPATKlNs POSITION IS
CONSIDERED NERv nnlr

OONoT1lHED VERY CRITICAL
01' Petersburg, Aug. 5.-A report
was received in st. Petersburg TODAY
which has caused considerable excite
ment in official circles.
The present position of General Ku-
ropatkins army is considered critica
and big defeat is feared. It is be.
i.eRed here that he is penned up by
the enemy and will be unable to make
bis advance northward
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-06
FRENCH CONSULAR AGENT
ARRE GTEn nv

Niuchwang Aug. 5.-French Consu,
lar Agent Alb-rt Nreutter was arrest.
eded last night in a Russian house.
where he was mistaken for a. spy
After short detention he was reIeas.
ed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-06
JUDGE WERNER KILLS HIMSELF
One of States Best Known Men and
No Cause of Act is Known.

- ~~-41~ VI FNNN TO INTIVWIs
Greenville, S. c., Aug. 5.--Judge d.
?. Werner, master Of equity of Green
vile county committed suicide by
shooting himself at his home in the
suburbs Of this city this morning.
Judge Werner was one of the best
known public men in the state and
his death was a shock to the entire
community, and no cause can be as
signed for the deed. .sass "A sat,ma
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-06
REPORTS THAT CRUISER
SIlMK Ic NIn,Al r

London, Aug. 5.-The report sent
out several days ago to the effect
mat Japanese cruiser was sunk has
denied.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-06
The Weatner

Forecast 1cr to1ay 10 Georgia
Probably showers along the coast.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-06
@E RICHARD BlBRs
PASSED AWAY YESTERDAY

sydney ~ S. w. Aug. Sir Geo.
'-on ra Dt5Is several times premier
P. New south Wales, died hcre today.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
Der &Gnia NIB icin Seidtratcr.

Der Yro5eB Ser Softcr 6csa0nio3
Scopolo bon YcI9ien gcecr ibrcn
@atcr lulb bciien BET oicicrn MnloIic
31 Gage getretcne 'Scr5loiigfeit Ia.
ben Dem &onig pieqcidt Den lettcn
Helt BON Spmpotbie gerolbt, Die
man lbm I'M ci0cnen 2onoe lino ouh
a%ltsipdrts bcipobrt bnben nlod)te. Oic
3eltlnlaen Gnglono's ulb fSroitf.
rcld)'s Ilnoen ollgcnidcinIi6 bobe@c.
lillgtbuung BARN, ollcrlei Incfoos
ten llbcr Den 7~0sidbrigen 2ebclnori1
ailt Dem Chrome 81 er5Gblen, mclhc
oellen Gbarofter uno cioentbiimlidc
&ciglneen in oreGes 2id)t lcscr,.
90 er5oblt olld ser Yariier, 0totin",
Der 9offaplan llto 9cit)tboter oeS
&onigS bobe oieiem Dor ei1riacr {3cit
Nelaat: v@eitotten Sic mir, Sire,
sic oorolf oiimerfiom SIT MAIDEN,
DOB 9epiIIe Sbrcr SonollnQen sen
@ci't SbreS Bottles mo ooS @cipii.
len Der @ldubiacn arg doficren =
mani lprld)t bon gclpiiien bGBlidcn
@eldld)tcn, i~llSbeionberc @eibcrae.
l6id)tcrl. - 8louben Cure IoicltGt
nltt nit mir, bob es notbi9 p1rc,
Der offcntliden Woral oicsfaQs cine
alon5enoc @eruatbrunlo SIT Qebcn?"
@oronf Der &onig, ser cben inn Sc
ariffc Itcbt, cincn Slrrncl inter oent
%orf bon 9riiiiel grnben 5u loiicn,
ourd) Den CT llngebinoert ullo iinbc.
merit cine gelpiiie flcine Siao errei-
hen fam, Dem i6ombnften nno
perbliifftcn Erieiter moicitdtiif o,lt-
lportet: r&crr aoplon, ih babe 1blts
llte @cidlid)ten olld iiber Sic cr.
5oblcn aebort i6 bite, iif 5nriid.
6lcben 81 lpoQcn!" =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
@npersekfi6e Stnmoen.
einc Selfittc aus bcm@ocrcufrieac
bon 8. 8. Ynpfin.

IrS Dem Gnoliihen bon &. Tilntor.
Ils tdl Dor iilnf Sobrcn i'm Glen.
babil . Eeportencnt 81 &opItoot ar.
beitete, pcrliebtc id) mid in sic 9od,.
fer meil1cr Mirtbin, eleanor Gran.
nor. sic c%ripioerte mcine 2icbe, INN
obipobl ibr meit 9lGn5enoerc Yortiel1
5l @ebotc itonben, bcIicate uniere
2iebe ibrcr Wilttcr onf1noIideS Wi.
o%eritrcben, 10 Dab iie in unicre ger.
Iobitng ipiuigte.
Inter Den @ciperbcrn Ser idonen
eleanor befono iif) aud Der Slnoc.
llieilr Tiet Sauffer, ein boll1noiider
eleftrotednifer. Der bel Der Gnt.
oedung, Dab id ibm Den Iona obac.
laufer, aiiber iih geriet6 itno 8op.
itaot nit Der 0robung perlieb, boI,
ib ieiner Hade ni6t entacbcn lpiiroe
nno lonte CT jabrelang oorauf mar.
ten miilien.
Siir5 notbem oos bette, berSiaIte
Wooden Der g9clt mein cieen acipor.
Den, erbielt ib cine InItenuna ais
gabnmeiiter Der %fleinen SPECIALIZATION
Woirisbere, ettpo iiinf5ebn WciIen
iiiolid) bonn Sranieilub. 0ort leb.
ten ipir iiberails sliidlid unb sufrie.
ben, bis nleine Srau, beren @eluuo.
beitS5iitanb bo5umal beipnbercr
Yfleae beourfte. Die in oieier entleae.
men 8egenb nidt al erlonaen mor,
mid 81 Gnbe bes Sabres 80 perlieB,
Inn anf Ianeere 3eit su ibrer Wrtter
81 reifen.
Ginige @oden mad ibrer gbreile
eriuhte mid meill einjieer giiiitent
Tim ~oreitdeigen llrloiib, INN an oaS
Sterbelnger ieiner in Mensberg mob
nenoen Wfutter 81 ellen. Sas fonnte
id linn unmloglif dbi6logeil, sulna(
oamols ipenig 81 tbliii tpar mo id)
bret Gage gan5 gut aaein fertis tper>
oei fpnntc.
MIs or fort par, citt3iinoete ih Die
Sanpcn I'M &auie, fofpic bie 2idter
Ger Signalitangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
Die Stunt, cincn Mann .;n bcfpm.
mrn.

Seut5ltogc id)reibt man ihoi, iiber
Niles Bidder, iiber oos @ebeimnib-
opllite mnb Gisfrcteite, ipos man
lonlt pcrbor9cn int 9uien trlg. Inn
ood) miro baS 9ltdl oas Den SitcL
fiibrt: n0ie &lutIt, cinen Iann I'll
hcfonmcm" icin Eublifum finbcn,
oicle bel Eierion in 0resoen perleo
ten 5cbn &opitcl fir illlgc W1odcn
ubcIicrer StGnbc." 9iele aopitc(
b%cbonbcln II. q. Sic llmid,ou inn
Staothcn," ferlcr n0lc Ebiloioph!c
ocs Wonlbefommens," ,Ocn @iacn
5ltr Che" Sen @ertb Der Che" Die
FroriS 0eS @ciberplQcnS" II. (. m
Cine ollSiiibrlid)c N%bbonoluno oi!t
Der Stotiltif bcs Moitnbefonunens,
ll1o oa miro ollf @runo OeS ,Stotis
ltlld)cn Sobrblld)es fir ben prcilbi.
lden Staot" bos oltc bacterial her.
poraebolt, iuonaf bel Sen IGbrIidcn
@chl,rten allf 100 WGohen ctluo tO3
&nabet f%ornnlen. Mber in ocn mel.
teren Scbensiabren perid)iebt iid be.
tonltlid Dos GerbGItniB. SIN Nlter
BON 10 bis 20 Sobren i%ibcriuicat Die
3obl Der Siin9linge Die Der M1odcn
I'M 9crcife bcs preuBiiden StooteS
nod inlnlcr lill1 etipa $4,000; I'M M
ter bon go bis % ,Sabren nm nobc,lt
5000. 0onn Gnoert iid) plGklid, oos
gilo. Sm Nlter BOZ, % bis 80 ,Sobs
rem leben mir nod Der Stntiltif e.
men lteberihuB boz, ctlpa 10000, i'm
Iltcr BON 30 bis 80 Sobren einen
l(cberlhuB bon ctipo $1,000 Yerio.
men meiblid)c)t g~egeniiber iolhen
nl0nnlifen 8eihledts. Oorol1s
lpiiroe lid hie ~trouriae Sbotiode er.
9eben, DAB bon bunoert W1ohen ct.
lpa flint feinen Wonn befommeu
fonncn. gbcr, 10 troitet Der gltor.
es Iino nod aenlig beirotbsfGbioc
MANNER oorbanocn, unb Die Sci.
rotbslillt bat I'M Solic Der Se,en.
MEN trot olcr luirtbihoftlifen uno
lon'tl9elI Wtomcnte nift oboenom.
men. Us bonocIt iid nun Sorum.
oenl Snitggeleaentblm ben ariea Al
erfloren, oomit bos einihlGaiae lto.
tllttlte @~erbdltnib ein nod beiiercs
lperoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
Sitcrn rnfct: NufrItchc!

Slterlt rllfet: Iitferitebc
gilS Dem @SinterihIof, Notur!
Sober 6riibling! aomm' lno 0cbe,
Och ans Werf in Snin urlb 5lur!
Sab Die @elt mad f~initern 9agen,
@o Die 2llit bes 2ebens idlpieg,
Sob iie mieoer frellbig iogen:
Storrer 600, no iii 9cin Siea?
gufcrite6c, oufcritebe!
DID aild) mobnt Der Sitcrruf;
Infcriteb' bon Geinem 8ebe,
0as Den Gag sur Nod)t Dir iduf;
NufcrIteb' 81 beit'rcr &lorbcit,
Siebe ipridt: Scbenbig iei!
Sd bin 2eben, ih bin @obrbeit,
Hno Die Wnbrbeit modbt DID frci!
Sieb' lit nidt inn Grab gebunocn,
ShloB Elm Iels olld) lire @ruft;
Jrct nno bell bon SoocSipun0cn
Itbnnct tic ocs 2cbens 2lft;
Siuln9t ocs 3ruciflerS !Ser5 5itn,
8laltbenL
llno Die @linbcn icbcn Tic,
nno cs boren frob bic Solbcn
Sbrer Gimme Sormonic.
gllferitebc, LANCER SrGimer!
Sd)on ermaft sic iuroc @clt;
giiterltebe, TRIGGER SGunncr!
Scrn beitelt iein ipia Gein 6clo.
Gle pol Wtilbiol lrno bcloocn
Salt9 9ebarret ortf oas Sell
aiitcr'tebt 5u nellcn @naocn,
Nebint an SiegeSfelte She'll.
adl Der %enidbeit bongcs Sebncn
Sarrt idon cine Ionge Noht,
Sofelno inter bitter'n SbrGncn,
StS Dos Seil Der @elt cripoht!
aonlne, eriebneter 9efreier,
Sole, pns in GGmmeritng Ioa,
Sag Der Sicb uno 2ebcnsieier.
@roBer IllferItebruigstoa!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
(5iir ben ~Gonutaes. Gorrefppnbcnt".)
Sum Sjtcrfcitc.

Sitern! Sitern! Sorfen flineert,
Strobe Wenid,ert, Soelein iin9eu,
Subeln ouf gum SinmelsSelt;
@eil fir ole @cnidenfinber
9lite. ipie fir ormc Siinber, -
Heu critanocn lit Ole @elt.
SriibIing! 8riibIiu9! oIlcn 3oncn,
$50 olif @rben aberdeen lpobnclt,
Sat @ottpatcr bargebraft!
llnb Der Sehn, ms 5u crrcttell,
3n befrei'n BON Siinoenfettcn,
Stiea entpor aus Bridesmaid.
So, Gin Seilano lit er~itanbcr,
Ser 10 liebeno allen 2anhen
Sell unb Srieoen bat gebroht:
SSeius Gbriit,ls, &er5 uinihlinDcnb,
@eIt rito Wenihen Scgen brinocno.
Siegt uno brid)t Ser Sole Waht!
SimmeIsobem miirSt Die 2iiftr,
Segnet 9llmnen WieIen, @riifte,
Saltf)t oll ole &reatur; -
8eiIt beS TotcrS nit Dem Sobne -
Grei III Gillent oltf Dem Sbrone, -
3eiget ms Der Sitern Spllr.
Ser @eiong ser Ebilomclc
Nit Dem Sriibling medt Die Seelc;
SseiuS nimmt Die Climber germ,
0ic nit Tc,l' sur 9ltbe id,rcitcL
Sid onrd Gngcl lolien lciten,
8no0e flcb'no, gum Gid bes Scrrn.
SeiuS Gilft, bos &rcll3 inns tragcit.
2aBt inns nimmermcbr per5ogen
Seine 8nob' unb 2ieb' bGlt aus;
Stcb'n mir an beS 2ebcns Sfeioe,
@inft uns eip'gc Sitcrfreiloe,
gleibt ms bob bas &oterbolt.S
Slodcn lGutcn, - @orfen flingcn,-
Sromme Wenidcn &icber lingell,
Ereiicn bod bes Sriiblings Stern;
Spfcrn Terlen, @olb, 9emanteiL
Eolmen, 2orbeer'n, gmoronten,
Sd)nliiden Den gltor beS Serrll.
6. ". b. q emenoorf
Falnionntag 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
@ie Der Soui 81 ieincr Stunt fam.
Sltnorcafe bon 6. SGubcr.

Scit SSobr rulo Gag lebte ber@nlo'
ntpierbarcr nit leincm Hofbor, ocnl
reid)elt Sodl, IN b%ittercr Seinolhoit.
Gas fam bon einem 8ren5Itreit her;
@olontpicr b%cbouptete einmol plob'
lid, baB &odl'S Selolpcg iiber ieinc,
cigenen Sooen fibre, alio ibm gebo.
re. 9os moltc Der onbcre notiirlih
nid)t Slgcben, unb 10 begann benz,
Gin erbittcr!eS Strciten ullo Ero5ciii.
rcl1.
Ibcr oi,d) pripotim tbotcn lie eins
olloer ole moglid)cn .Tolicl" al, Die
5riucllcn logor Die Seitcrfeit ocr
Soribrlpobner crregten, benn Die olii
Den beiocn Soien beoienIteten &red)tc
iulo Wt1sbc iorgten id)on Dafiir, bob
Die biebcrcn Warfersoorfer bon al.
lem, mos GA geid)ob, &nrbe crbieltcn.
90 lpliBten iie bon Der tootct Scll.
ne, Die zines Wpreens ouf f@olbmo.
ier'S aamnlerieniter gele9en botte,
ols feineSme9S or1genebm onftenocr
6cinbihoftisarnB; iie erfabren ollb
bon beu pieleln tootcn Hattcn ilnb
WtGliien, nit meldem ipicoer ci1nlol
SadrS Shlueac beitreilt par, lll0
bon Dem nSpib," bcm Snnoe @olo-
moler'S, Der nit einen bitnten Slif.
fctgeluanoc ltno eiiter N~arrcnfappe
al,getban, oohcroeiprungen fam.
90 unb GbnIid) ging es peltcr-
sum GreGben Der llnbetbeili0tcn.
Nm cincm Observation-Disclosures
morgcn - bic Sonne mar chen crit
aufge9onacn - ipa5ierte Der @alo.
moier alf ieii,cn SelOern beriinl, nm
nod Dem @etreioc SIT ieben. 9obei
fam ct alld) ST. Dem ltrittigen @retj'
meg.
.arcll5 ~iofro!" rief er pIotli6 nno
rib Die fleinen siigen ipett aiif.
Senn bier, aiier iibcr oent %seg,
itano cine ionoerbare Heterogeneous
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

y1reilih = unb ipibt's mas, Ser
Sdpiegcrpoter: iebt geben mir 81
Gltd ltno iagcn's Der &uni ="
Sea, tpegen meiner."
Still mo bunfcl lag ser @alo-
molerbof ga, ooS @elinoc idlief Den
S6lof oes 8crcd)ten. 9lber Die blorl-
DC &uni itonb nod an ibrem &anl-
m%erfenItcr mn ipdbte IN oclt mpnos
iiberglon5tcn @ortcn biralls.
nSb or beute fonunt?" tlitltcrte
lie.
9a pernabm Tie Gin &norrcn Scr
Sbiire rnb ldnpere Critic. GrI6rcdt
5ilnoete lie ein Solgliht an NIB
ging in ben Slur.
uno bier erblidtc tic sen bcinlIid
8eliebten nebcn ibrcm &oter - bci-
nabe lieB Tie Die Serge fallen Dor
Stoltlten. Sottc Der Sater oen3oni
crtoppt?
Sbr Stolrnen erreidtc nod cinen
boberen @roo, ols jest ser iunoc
Wonn lie llllgcnirt imihlan9.
Ser Safer luciB gues," fliiitcrtc
er ibr glilfltroblcnb SIT.
ga idJmicgte iie iid an ocS 2icb-
ten 9rlit.
@olbmoier trot in sic Stllbe, nabm
eillen &rllg bonn @orobrctt uno lticg
III Den Seller, nm @cin 81 bolen
}llr nod)tlid)en &crlobllngsfeier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

oes ausitromenoen 9ompfer 3l1 10.
rett. Wfeln aopf pirbelte, ntcir gait
ger aorper lficn lid I'M Greiic 81
oreDcn.
Sonl1 begonn id) rubi0er ulrO foit
rell9lllrf 81 iperben, ais - bord!
@as ipar Dos?
Wfetn Ser6idlog itofte pIotlidl,
i'd louidte otbemIos.
Siam Der 3ug cnolid?
Netn, es ipor MIR ooS Sollicn bes
@lnoeS IN ben Teleoropbenordbtcn.
God nein, "a ipor cS luieocr -.
Sord)! -. 8, IamGftiQcr, bilf
mir, es lit Der 3itg. @oS iol ih
tbltn? @os 10, i6 tbun? SD fam
10 llld)t lterbcn, fam nid,t rllbig 10
lIe9en bleiben, bis Die fniridcnoen
Hnoer 5crmolmeno Olrd) meinen
Sorper geben. SD mllB mid retten
nor Dem Slrftborcn. Wtein ormes
@clb! @as ioa aus ibr mcrben?
limo 3n belifen, ooB ib iic ME, ME.
mails lpleoericben foil! So. llno mcin
ormcr, alter Gotcr. Mcine greiie
Wtutterl @ptt tr0ite iic NQc! Sd
bin Sbnen fir INNER pcrloren.
Nober ulto nobcr fomnlt Der Bug.
Monn mo ipic miro man mciten
5%crItiidelten &orper finocn? War
oorf i'm Hlealtor nift ieben laiien.
y, Mamod)tiger, if) fam Den @coan.
ten nidt ertrogen! SD mllB leben
nm %ibrctipilen, geidcbc, mas "a
mag.
Sd)on tolldtcn sic 2idtcr Scr 60
fonotipe Dor mir oltf.
Wtoge Soft mir pcr5ci6cn mo
nleilten ungliidlifen 9riibcrn ond.
Dig iein!
IS mar bic b66itc 3cit. God
trob meincr pcrSlueiielten Iritrens
gllng permodte i'd mid nidt Sil
rcgen, oa a6rper lluo Niidcn infoIge
Der ourd Die idmer5enben Seiieln
1ebe1nmtcn Vlutcirflllntion 10 Itarr
gctuorocn lporcn, BOB mir Sic &roit
Oo5ll febltc. llno nit ci1lcm guf.
lbrci, Der bos Hoiicln oes 3ugeS
llbertonte, perlor id) ouS 9eDllBt'
leill. -
Or lit MIR obnn1G6tiq. @ebt
linn nod ctiuos Gognoc! So, bo3 lit
gut! Nlln fomnnt cr micoer 5ll iih."
2onglam Die Mugen offnenb, iob
id onS 8elidt Com Sluters, beS
altcn 2ofonrotipfiibrcrS, ilbcr mid
gcneigt mo rings mn i'm einc
Wcnge enalilhcr Solbatcn.
Sm nad)Itenslugcnblif blird)blibte
mid Die @rinnerung cS@cid)cbenen.
n3eri6ncibet bic Qr1btc! Ser.
i6ncioet Die 0rGbtc bort!" ihric id,.
~9oS lit bercits gei6cGcn, Sir.
Sc%rnrnbi9en Sic iid nid)t, bier lit
fcinc @cfdbr n,ebr. Mir iielcn So.
riibcr ulo bonn fonocn mir sic,
nad)ocm mir Salt gcn1aht botterL"
iootc Com.
vgbcr ipic fam cs, oof Sic Den
3ug Dor Der 3cit 5linl Steben brot.
temp" fro0tc id, INNER nod in boI.
Der @ctGllbuna.
nNo. ipiiicn Sic bcun nidt, bob
Dos Soltciiannl o%rlfge5oacn ipor,
Sir. @aS bat onS Alcs 5lt bcbeu.
temp"
SD oab inn III Giir5c cine GrflG.
run0 mo oo,ftc 8ott fir mcine
Gn0bigc Grrcttiura Die oni6cineno
burd) bcn llmito':o berbcigcfiibrt
ipltroc, DOB Souffer, trob iciner
&lltghcit, Die Notbiucnbigfcit iibcr.
iebcn bottc, itott bcs rptben 2id)tcS
int 5crnii9nal cin grimes auf5u5ie.
bcn.
@citcr lit ipenig 81 bcrid)tcn. 81.
luobl i) bcn 2ci,tcn erflGrte, ooB id)
c5 obioll,t nidt berbiene, mohtc
NJ nod piel @cienS bon mir unb
bolo borolf erbielt id Die Grrens
u,ng 5ltnt &nipeftor Scr groben
@obnltotion, in mcld)cr id nod
bclltc tbatig bin.
Solffer, Der iid ipGbrcilb bcS&rie.
acS mebrfod) nit Der 3eritorlng bon
@obn5iigcn bcfnBt bottc, ipurbc
ihlicblid) bei Der Gbat ergriiien uno
crihoilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

eolombia lit nit letner
3lagc gegen Die nelle Yanomla . @e.
lellfaft abgelpieien iuorben. W,m
pletbf bios nod Der ginbaltsbeieb[
ap5llfbilll, Den elm amerifaniider'
SpaBoogel pcrIanat bat. uno olc
Sd)ipiertgteiten iino aus Dem 8Sne
9eraiimt, bis auf Die @auarbeitc{l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

9er oltc @adlbollcr mollte Icinc
GinpiQialtna 5llcrlt niht geben. 9lbcr
Der Soni, icin cin5iger BUD" mar
lbrn bod, 5t icbr on's 'Scr5 geluod-
len, nnb 10 that er linn ben @iQcll.
Ole Nod)born iobnten iid 5ltlcst
aus, uno Der @ren5Itreit bate cin
1lltcS Glloc geiunoen. D..
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Druggist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-17
The Refractins optician and the oeu'

Much confusion has been caused in
the public mind. Of late years, by re-
fractionists or opticians, who are spec
itlists in their line, i. e., fitting glasses
The tendency has been to associate
such refractionists with the ocullst:
while. as Il matter of fact, there is no
connection between them. The ocullst
himself has not yet accepted the optl-
clan, and is apt, to consider him as en-
croaching on his Uhe oculists) terri
tory.
Now the optician is the friend of the
public and has come to stay: but does
not wish to make enemies of the medl-
cal profession, nor of any one else. The
rcfractionist's profession does not deal
with DISEASES of the eye, but DE-
FECTS IN IT'S FORMATION, which
cause a diffusion of light rays, so that
no true focus is formed on the retina.
The work of the refractionist is to re-
tract. or bend, such rays in such a man
ner that they will focus on the retina
and give natural and easy vision. as III
the normal eye. Hence it wilt be seen
that the ortician has to do with the
SCIENCE OF. LIGHT. and not the
SCIENCE OF MEDICINE. and there
fore cannot be encrOaching on the ocu-
lists domain 1t is wonderful what re-
suits are brought about by the wearin,'
of glasses. Headaches, weak and in
Hamei eyes and other varieties of eye
strain are often entirely stopped by the
wearing of glasses, and without the
use Of drugs.
The cOnfoundinG of the oculist and
optician is perhaps due in part to the
lattcrs use of the term. d. o. doctor
of Optics. This degree is sometimes
given by optical schools as an incen-
tive to good work on the part of the
student-optician. and, as the diploma
reads. sis the highest honor which can
be conferred on any opticiarL' The re-
fractionist uses it Cor should use IT'D
simply as the dentist uses ID. p. S., y
and to distinguish himself from quacks
and fakirs, all of whom call themselves
opticians. The optician should NOT
make an improper use of the term
Doctor" to deceive Teople. or to Great t.
the belief that he is an NJ. d. Several
of the states have passed laws requiring
the refractinE optician to pass a state
examination and giving him a stated
place in the community. Opticians
everywhere are working for this. and
may it soon be thus in our own State
c. Fl. FRIZZELLE, u. O.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-17
The Observatiouist.

Reputation is what many of us think
about. Reputation is business. politics
or other fields. The Observations
was at the Jail yesterday when a
police officer from nearby town
brought in prisoner securely hand
cuffed. The man was a stronshbuilt
fellow and looked as though he might
have been hard fellow to handle
MIR. Tyler was on duty at the time and
Was surprised to see the man with
irons on-and told the officer that the
prisoner was an old boarder there and
one of the least troublesome he ever
had. That's just what l told the
officer" said the prisoner. Next time
you'll believe me l guess. I've got Il
good reputation here"
The addition of the deer to collection
at the state House reminds us Of a
little deer story. In one of the nearby
towns a game warden was called on by
farmer to Kill deer that had broken
its leg in the forks of a fallen tree
Soon afterward he was called on to
kill another He expressed some sur
prise that the deer should have been
an explanation. well, l guess the
Lord knows about when I get out Of
meat and sends along a deer. and He
knows il is against the law for me to
kill it until it is wounded
This rcminGS mo of another story.
Capt. Young lived in Matinicus Island
and he missed several of his sheep one
summer, but no trace could be found of
the cause of their disappearance. one
of the men most earnest in the search
was a shiftlcsS sort of Il fellow who
picked up scanty living by doing odd
jobs about the island. Early one
morning Capt. Young caught the man
in the pasture with a dead sheep. and
accused him Of killing it, kill it
Captain, of course l did. I tell you.
no mans sheep bites me twice and
lives
store yesterday. 1t appears that Il
rcvivalist has been having a very sue
cesSful series of meetings in town
not twenty miles from Augusta.
Among those who had seen the errors
of their ways, 50 to speak, was a yer!
profane man. There was great reJolc-
ing in the town and his family for his
profanity Was of the first degree. his
wife thought it would be good thing
to have family prayers, and he cid TO-
so. one morning when breakfast was
ready ne began his prayers. He prayed
and prayed till his wife in despair
asked him to stop Il want to- ne
said ..but 7 don't know where to stop
the d thing"
THE OBsERVATIONIST.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-17
The Prudential Beats Its Record.

The amount of paid-fOr insurance
written by The Prudential in 1903,
namely, $293,OOO, 900, was greater than
during any previous year.
From its annual statement, which is
now published. The Prudential appears
in the first rank of life insurance COM
panies, and when we remember that
The Prudential has been only twenty
eight years in business we will feel all
the more interested in the methods
whereby such magnificent results were
produced. The secret of its success
undoubtedly lies in the fact that it is
quick to take the initiative in all mat
tcrs whereby life insurance can be
made more attractive to the public.
From the moment it started business
to the present, it has always been in
advance of the times as regards i'm
provements in the methods of conduct
ing business. 1t issues policies which
contain many liberal features Write
to the Home Office of the COMPANY
Newark. y. J.. for information concern
ing its policies. which furnish guaran-
teed protection to the family as well as
dividends to the policyholder.