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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-14

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-05

tades mentales; del manejo de los nihos;
desviar o hacer desaparecer los sinSa-
bores domesticos, etc.
FL colegio fundado por ell DR.. Sage
Sc propone distribuir gratis. por valor
de $40. 900 del referido tomo, hasta que
Sc haya agotado Ia edicion especial.
Cualquiera que este realmente intere-
sado puede obtener I'm eiemplar. Este
Ibro esta ilustrado con hermOsos qTaba-
dos de medic tono. lie dice como Sc lla
usado Ell marvilloso poderd del hipnotismo
para envolver a las gentes en- secreto y
misterioso hechizo, sin que 10 sepan, v
como, durante meses Y aun amos han
estado obedeciendo la real voluntad de
otro. lie descubre el secreto de 10 que
el Senador Chauncey NJ. Depew, demo-
nina el micrObio del dinero. No crea
Vd. que porque no tiene Vd. una fina
educacion y trabaja con POGO sueldo,
que no podra Vd. mejorar su condieion;
nj tampoco crea que porque ahora vive
Vd, con holgura felicidad, estas no
pueden aumentarse. El libro del DR..
Sage ha sido leido y sus doctrinas Sc
han practicable por los hombres mas
ricos del mundo. Ellos conocen el valor
de la Influenza personal, del poder
hipnoticO. ST lie interesa el asunto.
hoy mismo pongale dos letras al "New
York Institute of Science, dept. d 33
Rochester, NEW YORK, Y Sc le envia-
rA gratis vuelta de correo el libro del
DR.. Sage en- Espanol, Ingles, Frances.
Aleman, Holandes 8 Italiano. Esta es
una oportunidad que rara vez Sc presenta
de aprender los usos y posibilidades de
la potencia mas asombrosa, maravillosa
y misteriosa que el hombre ha llegado
4 conocer. Ell volumen ha sido recibido
con mucho entusiasmo por los hombres
prominentes de negocios, ministries del
Evangelio, abogados facultativos.
Debe ocupar un puesto especial en- todos
los hogares, debe ser leido por todas
las mujeres y hombres del pals que
deseen mejorar su condicion en- esta
vida, lograr mejor exito pecuniario,
ganarse amigos, gratificar sus ambi-
clones, y hacer que la vida rinda el
placer felicidad que el Creador.
intento habiamos de gozar. Escriba en-
el idioma que quiera.
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ACci6n herdiCa de Ia
6X-reina NataIia
de Servia,
SaIV6 dc las IIamas a Varias
personals.

El Presidente Loubet piensa conce-
der aseg1n Sc dice la cruz real de Ia
Legion de Honor a la ex reina Natslia
de Servia, por su arrojo Y vaIentfa de-
mostrados 6ltimamente durante un in
cendio que destruy6 ell elegante hotel
Inglaterra en- Anncey.
La reina Sc encontraba como hues-
ped en- ell referido hotel gusrdando ell
inc6gnito, cusndo estsll6 el fuego Y
con riesgO de su propia vida, saIv6 de
las lIamas q variss personss. hsbien-
do tenido que sscRr en- brazos & una
anciana para librarla de una muerte
segura.
Adem6s toda Ia ncche Ia conssgr6 8
cuidar Y ssistir como cuaIquiera en-
fermera todos squellos que resulta-
ron lastimados 8 NAL psrados de aIgu-
ma manera.
Los bomberos Ie tributaron una
gFandfsima ovaci6n, que Sc acentu6
mas s6o. cuando descubrieron quien
era la heroina-u que habia dado tantas
pruebas de valor y de sentimientos hu-
manitRrios.
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entras dure la edicion especial notable bro
envara gratis eemplar, cualquiera que tenga
nteres el asunto.

El DR.. x. La Motto Sage, hizo una
fortuna del hipnotismo. Probablemente
sabe mas que nadie acerca de el. Su
metodo difiere radicalmente de todos
los cue Sc han presentado. Por su nuevo
sistema sc hipnotiza cualquiera ms
tantaneamente. LIE dice como Sc ejerce
esta trenenda y silenciosa Influenza,
sin hacer ningun gesto nj decir una
palabra Da el tinico metodo practice
y real para el desarrollo del poder del
Magnetismo personal, que jamas Sc ha
publicado. Durante todo el tempo que
el publico conoce al DR.. Sage, este Sc
ha dedicado al estudio del efecto que
Ell hipnotismo produce sobre la mente
humana. Ha llegado a convencerse,
que esta mIsteriosa potencia puede ser
it'll yventaj ajosa alas mujcres Y hombres
ambiciosos que deseen meiorar su con-
dicion en- la vida; y para demonstrar
la exactitud de sus ideas, al retirarse
4 la vida privada, fundo un Colegio
donde Sc puede enseTar el Hipnotismo
personal, el Magnetismo, Curacion mag
netica, ETC., siguiendo la rutina indicada
por el. FL resultado es que el Colegio
es el mayor del mundo. Miles de estu-
diantes en- todas las parties del mundo,
son testigos de su maTavillosa potencia
Y de los beneficios practicos, del metodo
del DIR. Sage, El Doctor ha escrito tlti-
mamente un hbro titulado Filosofia
de la Influenza personal en- el que
esclarece en- language liso y llano, como
Sc adquiere el poder hipnotico y sus
varios usos. Entire las cosas intere-
santes que contiene, esta Ia .manera de
desarrollar el poder hipnotico einfuir a
las gentes sin que Sc aperciban de clio;
el modo de curar las malas costumbres
loc nd n
medicinas todo 10 demas han fallido;
como seimplanta Ia un madato en- Ia mente
de un individuo, que obedecera fiel-
mente en- todos sus detalles durante un
mes un ano, aun cuando este 8 mo este
presente el hipnotista; como Sc hipnotiza
de lejos; su valor en- los negocios; en-
sayos cientifcos y marvillosos para
evitar que otros ejerzan infujo sobre
Vd.; trata del poder hipnotico, mas
facinador que Ia hernosura; del uso del
hipnotismo en- el desaIrollo de las facul-
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Chafla menuda.

Las cosss mas seTias del mundo, to
manlss algunos como 81 fueran garam
bainas.
Asf vemos que este dice que esta de
Sm6tOdOs americanos h8sta la coronl
llaS y ell de mas aha que ESQ de nues-
tres derechos ca Sm6sica celestial. ,
7 es claro. Con tales inaiIuaCionea
y premisas, cada cual se despscha q So
antojo.
Cuando & uno Ie dicen en- Ia calIe,
soIemnemente:
-Es precise yotsr, ciudadano. Nues-
tros derechos peIigFan.
81 interpeIado, contoneandose como
81 oyese los preludics de Ek c0a0qGaa,
danzs populaI1sima. replics:
-TodO ESQ que usted dice. esq.,.
mdsica celestial.
Tia ri la la. !. lGGG
LA ri ill.,. Sc repite
NADIA. Que, g ese paso. nuestros
derechos van degenersr en- seas ch0-
g7'eGO .....
Ahora no sslen muchos de su apo
teosis.
.-SPero en- que estsr6 pensando eI
gobierno? ?-decfs un amigo & MeDg6-
ntz
3 No ma hsb'es de po'ftics. porque
me siento an1pGrcadL.
-SImparcial? Y 20 que te conside-
raba Sconsecuente9 con tus principios
Adg6s, Gp6StGtdI
En- cuanto q las elecciones. la mar.
-Estas elecciones exclsmsba una
sen 1ra-me tienen preocupaofsims.
-SPor que. min ?-dfjole otra.
-Por 10 trar quilas. Mi esposo es
mRrinO, y siempre teDgo presente sus
paIabras cuando pasamos dos 8 tres
dfas en- paz: -Indalecia-eue decir-
me, e,-detras de Ia calma. VieneIa Ia tenn
pestad.
= ESQ to 10 dira tn esposo. para que
respetes Sst8 deTecb S.
NO vengas con matsscG celestial.
Para mi ha de h.bsr algo de tempes-
tad.
-Nins. d6j.te de apreheneiones.
Porque ESQ S1 que es naqts5cG celestial.
mo yes como ahora todo Ell mundo
csnts:
Por que por que tem5z0r
50 eL ciezO estG san mat6eS.
serena eStG Ia mar?
Cuando lego ell marido de dcna In
daiecia. lss dos sen oras csllaron.
-iQa6? 5Est, is conspirando contra
Ia paz del hogar?- ?-exclam6 el marino.
-Sf-dijo dcfs IndaIecia. LIE ha-
blaba & 6sts de Sla tempestad.2 , iC6mo
hay tanta caIms Est6bs mos entrega-
das & Ia poIftica.
mos en- plena bonar "a. La ley, solo Ia
ley nsvega viento en- popa. St1orss,
tolo 10 que Sc dice. todo 10 que Sc
charla de rachas huracsnadas, son
sanuncios de Mr.. Charles.o Y t6nIo
presente, IudaIecis. Para que entire
nosotros acaben las quisquillas con que
me martirizas, de ahora pa kQnte ser6
70 en- esta casa imparcial.
= Nsturslmente. La ley. cuando Sc
hRce cumplir. esta por ancima de todo.
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I'm iDfOrnG aGerCa de
trabajOS de pIOm8-
ria
Ese informs ssrd remltld0 al
COmlslOnada De Instruction.
Un edificio de Ponce que necesita
reparaciones.

Blinspector de pIomerfs de Ia jun
ia Superior de Sanidad, despu6s de vi
sitar las escuelss I b'icss y privadas
de Maysglez y Porce. asf com ell edi-
fcio de la Corte Federal de Ponce, hs
emitido un i4fOrme, poniendo de re
lieve las maIas cpndicioncs h;gi6nicas
que aquellos edifisios tienen.
Con tai motivo ell Superintendent
de Sanidad, trsnscribir& dicho informe
al Comisionado de Instruction. para
que tome las medidas oportunss & fin
de remedisr squeIIas deficiencies, Y 4
Ia vez peJir al Ii,isl de Sanidsd de
Ponce, un infJrme corcreto de las re-
parsciones que deb1n hacerse en- eI 10
caIque ocupa Ia Corte Federal.
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Puerto Rico en- San Louis

Hemos recibido vistas fotogrsfcas
de Ia eIegante instalaci6n con que en-
Ia Feria U Universal de San Louis. spa-
rece representadR esta isla.
Ocupa un esps cioso edifcio. en- Gu.
"a planta bsjs hacia fuers Sc ven en-
perfecto orden muestras variadisimas
de maderas.
Las aIudidas vistas son de las esqui-
mas Sudeste y Sudoests del booth
Louisiana Exposition.
Aplaudese la inteligente labor de los
cOmisionsdos para Ia Exhibition de
Puerto Rico en- Ia mencionadR Feria.
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En- esta imprenta De Vende papel de
Peri6dico Vieio 4 $500 Quintal'
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Basna 0easIdn

Sc arrienda una magnf6ca pro-
piedad, compuesta de $50 cuerdas
de terrenos propias en- su mayor
parte para la siembra de caflas.e Es-
ia Situada frentela la central Agui-
RE. carretera de Guayama Ponce.
Para Informess don Jose Sabater y
Rivera. Guayama. GOV. $.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-05
Mstrimanlo en- New York

Nuestro estimado. compatriota don
Adriano Lopez Nussa. hs contrafdo
matrimonio en- New York con So pri-
ma Ia aelorita Maria Luiss Nussa.
Ia ceremonia fu6 en- familis, no con-
Curriendo eIIa sin6 amigos 1ntimos de
los cOntrayentes, & quienes deseamoa
todo g6nero de felicidades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-05
lNTEREsA A ToDos

Declaration de Nacimientos.
Declaration de Defunci6n.
CertihcaciOnes M6dicss.
DOcumento de Fianza.
Licencia para dsr sepulturas.
/ Conocimientos de cabOtsje para bu-
Ries de veIa.
In Ella COrrespOndsnCias de Puerto
Quo0'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-05
EstadlstIea electoral

En- ell sueIto <CslcuIo probableo 1e
nuestra edici6n del 90 del pasado apre-
ciabamos en- 210 $40 el n6mero de elec-
torres.
Eu vez de dar ese contingente, ha
dado el de 22O 977.
Estimamos que deie de votaF un
veinte por ciento, s sean 44.195 elec-
torres.
Quedar6n entonces 175.782 votan.
tes.
Y como eI partido republican, apR-
reci6. en- las pasadas elecciones. con
1881 votos; es olsro. evidents y Sc
gurO, que los 101 945 Votos restante,
pertenecen & los unioniatas.
JUAN MIGUEL KElRNEY.
ABoGApo.
Aguadilla P.R.
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s fned sns los
d o ommo apadaen osancan
Ia tuberculosis
intermediates
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-05
Ell AGUILA.

Tai es Ia maTca de Ia meior cerVeza
americana AashepseT Busch y -Basdeoei
ser cuyos agentes en- Puerto Rico son
MltZZeSsboF Dc R0rber.
De venta en- tOdos los estabIecimien-
tos.
Nota:-Se garantiza que estas GER
vezas son puras COmpletamente , Il,
breu de tOdo kOido. Df P.
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Meeting uniORlsta en- Gusyams.

Esta tarde Sc celebrar6 un impor-
tante Smeetings uuionista en- Qua
ysma.
Con tai motive salieron aver para
dicha localidad los seflores CamufIss.
Manzano Avlfl6. Baiz y Storer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-05
COMO HIZO SU FORTUNA
UN HIPNOTISTA.
Secretos por medic de los euaIes, el Dr. K La Motto
Sage, ell gran hipnotista de la epoca, produio
una tremenda sensacion

Cree que el hpnotismo de benefco general Ha dado
$4,000 para la distribution, GRATIS, de ibro
aminas, que contiene opinion guia para
adqurir este misteroso poder usarlo los
negocios Ia sociedad
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-22
WORLDS RECORDS DOWN.
Prince Direct and Morning Star Make
Mile, Pacing, In Loo IA.

Prince Direct and Morning Star Make
Mile, Pacing, In 1sOO "a.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. %. Two
worlds records were brokeA at the
Memphis Driving park. G. X. G.. Bill
lings of Chicago was the driver in each
event. Prince Direct and Morning Star,
driven to pole, lowered the pacing rec
ord to pole for half a mile, which was
1.0lA, by stepping the distance in
] :O0A. The Monk and Equity to pole
we're sent against the trotting record to
pole of 2:0S, held by them, and rounded
the purse III 2,O7A. A high wind was
blowing up the stretch, which prevent
ed Dan Patch, Major .Delmar and
Charley Mac from being sent against
time, as scheduled. After finishing the
half in their attempt against the rec
ord Prince Direct and Morning Star
were continued around the course,
rounding out the mile in 205h, unom-
cial, which equals the pole record for
that distance, held by Prince Direct
and Direct Hal.
Sweet Marie easily won the 2:06 trot
in straight heats.
In the 2:11 trot, mile dash, The Cues
tor finished first, but the judges placed
him in third position for repeated
breaking on the back stretch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-22
DEMOrRAT;U CLUB

of the s la, on an, Pc stand l. ungaiii II
voters of the city "f 7 rt!i Annoy. or
canizsd Get. 2ls, 1cN.
Chairman, W. ban h, Secrstart.
w. Schwars, I rea IL ~, Wm. Mt>Aop,s !.
Speakers, A, Karasrk, N. y. spoke Eng.
fish on issue. NJ. J i'm An,,zynski, I'"-
fish, N. Y. M. A. llr ehst ia lluagtr
ian, Mr.. Tan,ig poho ul@D, Nr. Win.
:, ass pust, Eli. ,iish. 81! 10 - 1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-22
o,Drien Knocked Out Jcnords.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.-Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien knocked out Jim Jeffords
of California in the third round Of
their fifteen round boxing contest last
night before the Eureka Athletic club.
Continuous body blows caused the
western man to succurnb. The men
fought at catch weights.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-22

When people want help they adVer
tise in the Evening News. Those
looking for help should bear this in
mind :
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-14
STRANGE ICE TOWER.
HUNDREDS OF GRAvEsToNEs
EMPLOYED IN BUILDING IT.
Unusual Structure Discovered by q
Lover Of Curious Things In Shelf
field, Mass.-The Story Of
the House.
New York specia,.

New York Special.
A house with q tower built of grave
stones is one of the unusual things to
be found in the little town of Sheffield,
Mass. The house is the property of E
F. Mccormick, of Hudson, N. Y, and is
occupied by his parents. On the face
of things a tower built entirely of
gravestones should be grewsome
spectacle, but that on Mr.. Mccormick
place is not. On the contrary, it is an
attractive structure, and besides 1t
makes handy icehouse. 1t is at the
rear of the house, and flom the street
no one would surmise that the grace
full roof peeping over the house proper
covers q tower made of stones intend
ed for soldiers graves. Yet such is
the case.
1t is far cry from doing service
through untold years as q marker
above the grave of some hero who fell
in the defence of his flag and the sim
pie duty of keeping cakes of ice from
the sun. But IL it be true that it is only
q step from the sublime to the ridicu-
lous. it is equally true that it is only
q step further from the sacred to the
sordid. The New York Tribune says
that the story of how a house in tn.
hill town of Berkshire came to have .
tower built of soldiers to1nbstones con-
meets itself with the civil war and the
growth of New York city.
There was time when Shehieli
marble was counted thu finest to be
had in this part of the country and to
the owner of quarry there was
awarded contract to cut markers for
the graves of soldiers who fell In the
civil war and were buried in the gov
eminent cemeteries. The stones were
about three feet long and six inches
square. having q number near one
end. This was about the time that
Tammany hall was in it's greatest
glory in New York city and the Shelf
field quarry was under the direction OF
John R. Briggs, prominent Tammany
man. One Of the biggest contracts
filled at the Sheffleld quarry was for the
marble of which the Tweed courthouse
was built.
The tombstone contract was large
one. When the stones had been I'm
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-14
sPRY AND HAPPY At 1902
For Sixty Years "Aunt Margaret Null
lica" Has Lived Quietly in
an Almshouse.
New York Special.

New York Special.
With hair as white as the spotlese
apron which covers her neat black dress,
but with the resigned look of one who
has long since given up the worrying
struggle for existence iii the outside
world, Margaret Mullica, aged 102 years,
sits patiently in her plainly furnished
but sunlit room in the Salem county IN.
W almshouse, where she has been an
inmate for nearly 60 years.
The exact date of the woman's birth
is not known, but Mr.. Turner, the stew
ard of the club house. says that. "Aunt
Margaret as she is called, has been
for 81 years pensioner on the county,
and from the best information obtain
able is fully 102 years of age. She is ret
icent in answering questions on this
subject, but when asked where she was
born, she replies, Duchess county,
To the question, Where is that" she
answers, "A long, long ways from here. %
So far as known aunt Margaret" has
had two husbands, and doubtless has
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ished and were piled up awaiting re-
moval a United States inspector sud-
denly appeared in Sheffield. He looked
the stones over, declared they had not
been cut according to contract, AID re-
jected the whole lot.
This, the first misfortune to befall
the quarry in Sheffield, was the fore
runner of many others. Matters went
from bad to worse, and finally the
tombstones we're taken for debt by Luz
cius Little, a merchant of Sheffield.
They were held by Mr.. Little until
1877, when they were bought by Albert
Curtiss, who was then building the
house now owned by Mr.. Mccormick.
Mr.. Curtiss had the stones built into
the tower as it stands to-day, the
stones being so laid as to cover, for
the most part, the numbers carved on
the ends. Only where doorways are
cut through into the tower from the
first and second floors of the house.
which is of wood. are the numbers now
to be seen. Some of the stones were
used in the UNDERMINING Of the house
itself, and it looks odd enough, as one
walks about the house, to Zee neatly
carved 1909" or "504,' settled back
among ordinary UNDERMINING brick
and mortar.
When Mr.. Mccormick purchased the
property about four years ago there
was a large number of tombstones up
on it of which no use had been made.
These have now been. converted into
huge. ornamental posts at either side
Of the carriage entrance.
This residence, with ita unique tomb
stone attachments, stands about mile
from the center Of Sheffield, and is
counted one of the most desirable
properties in that region. The ice
tower is just as cool and the carriage
entrance just as attractive as If the
stones of each had not originally been
cut to mark soldiers graves.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-14
NORTH DAKOTA NEWS
An Old Relic.

Mrs. Kinney. an old resident OF
jamestown, has Bible that was pre-
sented to her former husbands great
neutrality-suspicious. in 1904. while
he was residing in Belfast. Ireland.
The Bible was printed by Thomas
Basket, at Oxford. Eng, and is in q
remarkable state of preservation con-
sidering that it is 200 years old.
Mrs. Kinney went to Bismarck "a
years ago and has many relics of the
pioneer days of the state. She was
the third white woman to reach that
point. and helped to lay to rest the
two who preceded her.
She also says she saved the life OF
President Roosevelt when he was
riding" in that part Of the country
in the early days.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-14

with improperly striking the name Of
a lawyer from a roll of attorneys for
contempt. James Buchanan was one
Of the managers on the part Of the
house in this trial.
The proceedings against Judge
Swayne, IL carried to the senate, un.
doubtedly would delay for several
weeks the adjournment of the present
session of congress. If the senate de.
cides against Judge Swayne the pen
atty will be loss of his judgeship.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-14
SUNDAY IN EARNEST.
A BASEBALL EVANGELIST Elk.
PRESSES HATRED FOR SIN.
Incidentally He Rakss Sinners Over
the Goals in Language That Ger
tainly Cannot Be His
understood.
Galva lIll.l Special.

Galva Qll.) Special.
Rev. William A. Sunday, former Chi
cago baseball king. is bringing sinners
to repentance in central Illinois. His
day and night services are attended by
an average Of 1000, and he is meeting
with strange success. The other night
he delivered sermon to men at Galva,
in tabernacle Constructed for him.
In the beginning he asked: "How
many Of you will go home and tell
your wives you will be better men,"
Not man arose.
How many of you will dare tell
your wives you will nos beat them
again?"
Not man arose or said a word.
How many of you will quit your
gambling, lying and chea.ing?"
And still no one expressed penitence.
Then came the sermon.
Who makes the saloon business in
Galva profitable? Is it your wives? 1t
is you. Who fill the churches on Sun
day? Is it you? No. it is your wives.
Who stand up and curse before the
children? Is it your wives? No. it is
you. Who are going to Heaven after
q while? Is it you? No, it is your
wives. Who are going to hell? You
are going to hell.'
The only sound in the great audito-
rum was the sound Of the voice OF the
little man on the stage. He ran from
side to side, he called OFT to those in
the rear, he leaned over the assembly
and threw out his arms as If to drag
every man to the front He stood upon
chair and. making trumpet Of his
hands, called the roll Of the wicked.
His earnestness at last began to move
them. The men leaned forward to
catch every word. Then they began to
come forward from far down the aisle.
On the platform Rev. "Bill' was
throwing of his coat. His necktie. and
collar found Judgment near the ceiling.
He rolled up his sleeves and perspira-
ton streamed- from his face.
"Now will you Gomez" he cried.
Now are you tired of standing as dis
honest men? Are you weary of bias
pheming your Creator, mistreating
your families and tired of wasting your
substance and your work? If you are.
come up. Don't be afraid to be men. "
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-14
Faroo's New IAayor.

A. L. Wall defeated j. a. johnson
for mayor of Fargo in one of the most
exciting elections held in Fargo for
hny years. The majority of thirty
kne was the smallest ever given u
hyoralty candidate, and the total
lte of 1925 was the largest ever cast
a municipal campaign here.
EThere was one arrest for illegal vot-
Il and other warrants were sworn
It, but the men for whom they were
ued escaped to Moorhead. There
re many sworn in after being chal-
kged, this being done largely as
Sis for contest. va.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-14
swAyNE TO BE lMPEAcHeo.
Judge Of Florida Federal District
Court May Have Trial Before
the Senate.
Washington %, c. Special,

Washington %. CD Special.
A majority Of the house committee
on judiciary recently voted to impeach
Judge Charles Swayne, federal Judge
for the district of Florida. Among the
charges heard against Swayne were
those OF being absent from his circuit:
being nonresident of his district:
imprisoning lawyer in contempt
proceeding; imprisoning the son of a
lit!gant, also for contempt, and refus-
ing to hear certain witness in a
case before him, alleging that he would
not believe the witness under oath.
1t the house votes to impeach Judge
Swayne two of its members will be
appointed formally to notify the sen.
ate, before which body, sitting in q