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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-26
COUNTRY CLUB TENNIS.
Entres Ready for the Annual 1ourna'
mcnt for the Ncwhouse Cur.

The Country club tennis committee is
read! to receive entries for the annual
Tournament for the Nowhousc cup. The
pla" will begin carly nest mouth The
entries close lt p, m. ON saturday. AZ
ter the entries close the drawings will
take place at the Country club
Tho winner Of the tournament viii have
O. chance 20 meet Miss Williams last
years champion Other prizes besides the
cup viii bo offered.
On the golf tournament the FIRST rounds
of tho mems handicap have been com
rilDl ar f0llDWlt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-26

shocuy. Inboudnc, DtnoJn. Namo and
MAY Stuart also started.
e:09 class, pacing three In five purse
g. 90 Onnniehcd- Stein won TWO straight
heats An 2G4. 2.06g. Ethel Mac. Black
jet. Josie, Elmwood oregon Maid, Shy
lock prunu, Owyho and Sweet Bay also
started
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-26
Headache
Can be Cured with
DIR. Miles Anti
Pain Pills.

II your nerves are subject to disturb
Rnces, such as Headaches, Neuralgia,
Backaohe Rheumatism. Menstrual
Pains, sleeplessness, etc. their EARRING
and janghng can be quickly ended with
Or Miles Anu-Pain PM
Dr. Miles Anu-Pain pills are pleas
ant little pink tablets, which do not act
on The bowels, nor do they have any
dSagreeable weakening or hablt-form-
ing effect on tho system
They arc tho result OF the latest solen-
uac knowledge on the subject Of Pain,
ana bring relief smelly and quickly to
the greatest sufferer.
lou should always keep box OF Or.
hles Anti-Pain Pills In tho house, since
you never know whom pain may attack
gov and It IS wrong to suffer when your
'ulsFng can DO 80 quickly relieved
AZ Miles Ant-Pain Pills contain no
opium choral cocaine, morphine, or
similar drugs. and are sold by druggists
una9f a guarantee 20 relieve you, or
pay your money back.
ny relieving Pain, DR.. Miles Anti
ram Pills shorten suffering. and length
=" me- % cents, Never sold in bulk.
W. nave used Or. Miles Antl-pain Pills
49, NouMed with headache, and md
w.. we pul infallibly effects relief I'm n
N.Y. snort time ] also use Or. Miles
s,ne and Liver Pills when necessary
Sul oonsidcrahly afflicted with neurai-
mn, VI tne head and End these pills OF
lueh benefit to me. They are al that
TTaMunsd, for them. "--GtcORGE COL.
~ W. El9 Oakland St., San Antonio,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-26

Or William Lee Bishop southern
Hotel Suite I and 2. After oct 10th
office and residence io6 cast Second
South,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-26
Rowlers Meet Again.

The Juniors and Owls bowling teams
met on the Crown alleys In match games
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-26

Tree F R[,S to Of Us pt for n Fg.9 TIL RI,
.os.np pllls, the New Scientific Remedy
sr,,ti.9i,,n Also Eymptom Blank. our
y 6g wss wiz diagnose your case. Tell
Ffe. "naT Is wr9ns, and how 20 right II,
LAhoRA I'm ~ LES MEDICAL CO,
-, 'A'4' OlIu9s' kLkHART. AND.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-26
DouII DrusCo

Owl corner. next
d our TO u e W
Postofhce.
Agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-26

"2 600 pounds iu every tom" uo cN.
ccptlon NO variation.
BAMBERGEE.
The mau ON Mclghu, T.. $ a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-26
&c Schramm,

Cor ist So. and
Main SITS, where
the cars stop.
Sole
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington. Sept 25-Clcvelaud do
f,ltod Washington today iu a hard hit.
Tins game. Oh. fielding 0f the local tcam
bong poor ll.Fman'e batting and the
urIdWE uf Stanley and Turner were tho
features Attendance 1900.
Score r. H. l..
Washington ....,,........,...,,...A ~ g
Cleveland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ~ 0
Batteries. Hughes, Townsend Manuel
and kittrrdg", joss ana Clarke.
Now York Sept Elm q game which
no NGw Work Americans jcfeated their
81 Louis opponents today by a score OF
l8 To- To-. Attendance, $500.
Score, II. IA, n.
81 LOUIS .s,.t''s'fs.''ss'..s u D
New YORK ,...'s..''ss's'.'.s......I j I
Batteries Morgan and Spencer; Ortiz
and klvluCW,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BROOKLYN sept o. -BrookIvr outbsttol
Chicago m both games today. I'm fhS
nr.t ram, the locals threw away several
MINIS. Attendance. 2W1.
Mat Game.
Score r. II. E..
Chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % 1
BROOKLYN .......,...,,...........o ,
Batteries RcuIhuch and O.Ncul. S.rtck.
lett and Bergen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-26

Batteries liughosi Townsend. Ma
and ki,trudgH, joss and clarke.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-07
Fine Farm for Sale.

have nice little farm on the
Pinckneyville road near Salem,
for sale. 80 acres; 4 acres in tim
bir, Is acres in corn this year, GO
acres in grass. Four room frame
house, barn and all necessary out
buildings; good fences. Orchard,
cistern and plenty of stock water.
s. NJ. JENKINS,
Marion, Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-07

OF the road, 62 degrees and IS, "
IL poles and l2t II. 40 degrees and
l3O', 10 poles and ift. 70, W 80
poles and ~ II. TO the beginning,
containing SO acres and 45 poles.
This tract contains S.22 acres clear
ed and in cultivation, and 5.72 acres
cleared and not in cultivation and
81. 81 acres in woods.
Tract No. ; bounded as follows:
Beg ming at a stake in the road a
limestone rock, set in the line is n
30 l2t f. and a lain. black gum
pointer is n 52t, " Az fl. thence n
30, 2GG poles and ] IT, to a lime
stone rock with a Din. top. Adm.
ella pointer stands II Il, W II feet,
C-inch black oak s23, : feet and
5-inch wild cherry GG, g Z feet
and a I inch white oak 81, ~
east, thence 5 81, e 30 poles and :
feet to a stone; the southeast corner
Of tract No. ~ inch hickory
pointer stands 23i, 5l4 feet and
IL inch hickory stump pointers 76,
W l0i feet thence 80, " go poles,
and / foot to stake, in the public
road a sand stone rock set in the line
is sos 81 feet, large - inch
post oak, pointer n 81, G 30 feet !
thence with the road, 81 degrees,
10 e "a poles, l2t feet to a stake
in the forks Of the T. town x Cars
Vile Road notched fence post
siandi So, ls4 feet, thence n 62
degrees and -" W, % poles, and l
foot "a the beginning, containing so
acres and 5 pole. This tract con
taius 4. Sc acres Of cleared land in
aud 10 10 acres in woods.
Tract No. 6 bounded a. follows
Beginning at stake in the public
road, a sand stone rock set in the
line, is 80, 8! feet, 24-inch
post oak pointer -, W 90 feet;
thence n 30, 23s poles and ] foot
to a stone, the :. e. corner OF tract
No. | and northeast of tract No. .
a l2-inch hickory pointer stands n
23l. 3lt feet. aud al4-inch hick-
Dry stump pointer 20, " 10Y feet,
thence Is, e Is poles and 81 feet
10 a small limestone rock, S-ineh
black oak pointer, stands So, W 10
ieet; 4-inch dogwood, n ~, e l6t
feet, so, ~ poles and III feet to
, stone and finch black oak, cor
ler to Sandy Wallace, an ; inch
hickory pointer stands 81, % fl.
md a 9-iuch hickory tree, which Is
,lso a pointer, so, 20 feet thence
|, 80 degrees aud 40, 2O4 poles
md 10 feet TO a stake IN the public
toad. black oak at the corner of a
cket iddoc, aud - ip the line 80,
81 feet thence with the roadl ~ :
'grecs and 30 " - poles aud =
ct thence so degrees and l5' e
; poles, 1 feet TO the beginning, -
'ntaining II acres and 1852 poles. @
Or the purchase price the purchaser
ith approved security must execute
nd, bearing legal interest from the
" Of sale, until paid and having r;
e force and effect of a judgement, -
dders will'be prepared to comply Il
th these terms. d
j. c. ROCHESTER,
Commissioner. 81
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-07

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles. Druggists refund
money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure
any case, no matter of how long stand
ing, in 6 to II days. First applica-
ton gives ease and rest. soc. IL
your druggists hasn't it send soc in
stamps and it will be forwarded post
paid by Paris Medicine Co., st. Louis
Mo.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-07

poles, ~ n TO an Is inch white oak
corner TO Bnnett, al2 inch white
oak pointer.tands 80. 3 f..
; thence l6degrees aud as, 9s
+ poles and 81 To a stake between a
white oak At black gum, corner to
Hugh BenD,it and Forest Harris.
the white Cd, stands l3 degrees and
2, 10 IT, aid the black gum n l3a
" 10 Il. and : in, hickory pointer,
/ 194, W lGi a. thence 5, 664
poirs 10 (" - ~ -joGe rock, in the
line a black oak blaIed a. +. nointer
near a cabin, stands 10, W as AZ
thence due - poles ond 10 Il. to
flint or quartz rock, with a FIVE inch
top. \ 3.in. black oak pointer
stands. =. 20 f.. and 3-inch
black oak pointer IS, e 10 Il. thence
n 32 degrees and IS, $50 poles
aud l0i f., TO the beginning; con-
tanning - acres and - poles. This
last tract contains 1912 acres in
woods, 4l.S 50 acres cleared and in
aud 20. 50 acres cleared
but not in cultivation. From the
stone corner near the cabin 20-ft.
roadway privilege is reserved over
tract No. 3, said road way to be 2Oft.
wide, the course is :, about 800
a. to the road
Tract No. 3 bounded a. follows:
at a limestone rock. cor
Rcr No 3 OF tract No. thence with
a line Of 30 degrees, IS W 1874
poles aud III f. to flint or quartz
rock with 5-inch top, a Sin. black
oak pointer, stands 2s, 29 f.
aud 3 in. black oak pointer stands
) IS. loft thence due " b poles
and q II. to a sand stone rock, black
oak blaHcd as a pointer near a cabin,
stands 10, IS Il. thence ), 10
poles and II H. to stake in the cen
ter Of the lima n Flown road, a
lain post oak pointer stands II 80.
" 10 Il. aud l0-in. black oak poin-
Ter stands %, W l5i IT,, corner to
Albert Thompson thence with the
center Of the road 2ldegrees and as
E poles aud IL #. 40, Is poles.
& IT,, %, e 10 poles, and Z it,,
, ., W I poles and III # 30 de-
yrces and 30, W 10 poles and ! #.
! | degrees and 30 l3 poles and ,
#. 81 degrees and 80, 30
poles and 3 Il. TO a stone in the road, ,
! 5-in. black oak pointer stands 52t
v 344 IT,, l2-iu. hickory pointer
IS, W 400 #. thence n 30, 240
poles and II. To limestone rock in
he south line OF tract No. |, thence
a 80, Is poles, IL fl. to the be-
ginning, containing ~ acres aud so (
poles. This tract contains 53. OF ,
Icres in woods aud 30 acres cleared
lnd in cultivation and 1928 acres :
cleared but not in cultivation. A
loft. road way privilege is reserved
,ver tract No. 3 from the Stone cor
Ter near the cabin. along the course
iouth 8, e about 800 f. to the road.
q Tract No. 1. bounded as follows
Beginning at stone In the road the
southeast corner of tract No. B, a
lin. black oak pointer stands, 1924,
Y 34a #. aud l2-in. hickory SO,
v 400 IT. thence 30, Q 240 poles
md 9 II to limestone rock in the
outh line of tract No. l. thence
y, 81 poles and 81 #. to lime
tone rock with sin. top, a. 5-inch
I'm pointer stands n II, W II it,,
i-in. black oak 23, e s IT. and s.
n. wild cherry GO, IT. and A.
n, white oak, 81, ~ thence $
30, W 266 poles and #. toa stake
n the public road limestone rock
et in the line is 30, e l24 II. and
l4-in. black gum pointer is n 524
t., Az IT. thence with the center
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-07

Life is a sheet of paper white
Whereon each of us may write
His word or two; aud then comes
night.
Greatly begin; Tho thou hast time
But for a line, be that sublime,
Not Failure, but Low Aim j. crime. -
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-07
Tolu Rock and Rye, is good
but the Tolu Paris" Import
ed?) flour is better. Its the
grandchildren.

Try gallon of my home grown
sorghum. My word for it you will
not regret it. If FRANK CoNGER.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-07
Commissioners Sale.

CnirTsSpEN CiRcuIr CoURr X,
Carrie Thrclkeld. admr. Of Fort,
Ihrelkeld, deed, plta., ". Post,
ThSelkeId, Jr., defendant Equity.
By virtue Of Judgement an
Order Of Sale q the Crittcndcn Cii
emit Court, rendered Al the Jun
1HRu ~ 1905, in the abov
1o aN Z. .-.~-,c.la.-;p - =.
% Corrt.housc door M Mar
= big est bidder. al PUB
q TlCN, on Monday the llth
4 y, l05 At o'clock D. m.
% pui being Court day). up
o. .ix months, the follow
b., property to-wit All
BE- county - CritcndcB aud
ennBckv on the waters Of
~ Ri,rr near Tolu except
* b. which b. situated in
81 rolu aud fronting on
~ be, boz aid town. 3l4 by
And upon which there j. sit
'rn. store. said lot j. south
/ arr.. a Co. store buildings
bw bounded by the land Of
G. 1000 the south west aud
hd ly Water street on the
front 30 being all the re-
81 of that lot described in deed
5eyancc nov on record in the
~ OF ec oi the Crittenden Coun-
ID in deed book No IL page
- b. Barnett Threlkeld, grantors
"a No. q Co., grantees, said re-
lai1 y Of laid iot being the same
~ b. the dcccdent. Foster Thrcl-
n Nj VIM Barnett At the time
& dcath 81 aid Thrclkcld
Ill ~. ! bounded a. follows to-
81 Bcginniu- at a large black OAK
|un1. corner to \. j. Bennett and
1flheh black oak blazcd a. a
oiaer. stand. ~, i6 feet and
: ehc-. black oak blazcd as a
ofuIer stand. - 80, 80 feet. said
Mt In the center Of the mouth Of
ttIrty foot lane, thence with Ben
s<t8 iiuc 81 degrees and 30 min.
rassine a stone, set IN the line for
line Stone, at ~ poles aud y feet
III, 90 poles aud 10 #. to lime
one rock, planted where Hickory !
I'd dogwood stood, corner to Bennett
ID tract No. ?, large dead black |
4 stauds. n-2O, W l3t fl. thence
III division line 81 degrees and |
min. W 20 poles, l5l #. to a
rock, thence 80, e $50
,Ics and II. to a stone, l94 poles
ON small limestone rock, corner
this aud NJ +. Drake survey, IL
Oh hickory pointer stands n 23t f.,
315 #. and II inch hickory stump
Inter, 76, l04 f., thence n l6
145 poles, - II. TO limestone
ok in the turn of lane, and corner
Tom Stone and Bennett; thence
tn the center OF thirty foot laLe
1S degrees and D min, IL poles
d D II. 10 limestone rock, in an
her turn of the lane, and a marked
inch stump stands 35t, W about
II. thence % degrees and Is,
4ti poles and 3 II. to the begin
ny, and containing 90 acres and 80
les. less 80 acres, reserved for a
nd or lane. The exact boundary
ing the last two courses parallel
8 said two courses aud ID degrees
nth Of them. This tract contains
/ 80 acres in woods, l4.2l acres
,ared, but not cultivated, and 1912
,ared and in cultivation.
Tract No. 2 bounded as follows;
at limestone rock, where
hickory and dogwood stood, a large
Ack oak stands, n 20, W l3t feet
cnce Sc degrees and As, W l15l
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-07
SAVE YOUR MONEY
\ good way is by opening
n hnnL accnnnt with The
Farmers and Merchants Bank
TOLU, KENTUCKY.

Receives deposits in any amount
and gives you nice bank book and
checks. Depositors can check out
their money as they please and each
check when paid by the bank is a
receipt to the deposltor. We have
the best Time Lock Burglar Proof
Safe in the county. Call and see.
Your business will be appreciated
and every facility and accommodation
consistent with prudent banking is
offered to our patrons.
7. b. Croft, President
w. T.. DowELL, Vice President.
EDWARD +. SMITH. Cashier.
Capital Stock ....... SIS, 900
Deposits. go. e. ..... 40, 900
Surplus and Undivid-
ed Profits. 1900
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-07
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
il it fails to cure. 4. w. Groves
signature on each box. 25c.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-07

CnirrkspES CiRcuIr CouRr Ky.
Carrie Thrclkeld. admr. Of Foster
IhreIkeld, deed, plta., w. Poster
IhIeikeld, Jr., defendant Equity.
BY virtue Of Judgement and
Order Of Sale q the Crittcndcn Cir
erit Court, rendered a, the June
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-07

This the cc -. Cvear, Limited leaving Union
Passenger Station. Chsaho oo5 m a ID he California
Express nc Calorn, XTre5s tourist
sleeping TO California every ouy Dotn trains carry
through standard sleepcl-.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-14
Chr l4untaHktnD
uf MnAPrtt SIN
BY PROF. EDWARD 4. ROSS.
Of University OF Nebraska.

stead OF cards his instead of his ship does not
feel on his brow maeacor The latter treahees
fly no skull and bones at the mast head
makes possible counterfeng smuggling pcua
and empts the pirate the orge and the
bezzer Every hducay relation fresh opportunity for breach
Of trust The daring of times incidental to the ruthless
pursuit private ends and the victims like the wayarers down by
the automobile offered up the god OF speed
How decent pale Sayings Of the quac the aduaor and
the pureyor polluted compared with the red Sayings Of the
bandit What abyss between the knife play Of the
brawler aw-defng neglect fence dangerous machinery in
mill or to with safety oupes The providing Of unus
pecng passengers cork hpreserve secretly loaded with bars
Of iron up their deficiency weight OF cork only spirit
uay akin treachery Of oab The methods of anneng
the property characterized by ndrecne and refine
ment very grateful to the natural feelings.
The urtve apprehenye Of the tapper the porch
climber would jar dsagreeab upon the dodge swearing his
property or the city official oonceang rakeo in his specifications
for public building The Of the card sharp and the be rig
ger shocks type will stick the massive artistic
swndlng of the contemporary promoter.
School board graer who bacna applicants for teachers
position stabbng the free pub school The corrupt bosses and COM
bnes numbering representative The perpetrators OF
election frauds unwittngly aa the institution Of the ballot
But the people that boodng that bacma IS
piracy that embezemnt theft speculation gambling that
lodging larceny railroad discrimination is treache that the
factory children slavery and that deeous adueraton IS
murder
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-14
CIGARETTE SMOKING.
A Loud Note OF Warning Sounded By
Medical Journal Which Young
Men Should Heed.

The Medical Brief for March. sounds
a loud note OF warning In the following
that cigarette smokers would Go well "
consider;
Very few people are aware how much
harm Is done TO yuung men hy the almost
universal habit of cigarette smoking.
The man who smokes cigarettes has ono
always IN bis mouth. and 10 continually
inhaling nicotine untn the system Is sat
urated with the poison.
The result Of this practice IS ca
taFrhal condition Of the nose throat aud
bronchi. a disordered and very irritable
state OF the nerves. a weak and rapid ac-
ton OF the heart and indigestion.
Thin. anemlc. weak. with clammy
hands stained with nicotine poison un-
strung nerves and dtgenerated muscles.
the youth Of the laLo 60 on ignorantly
suffering the consequences OF q pcrni-
cious habit until attacks OF heart trouble,
nervous prostraton. melancholla. etc.
bring their condition 10 the attention OF
the physician.
n man must smoke-and we admit
the charm Of the habit 10 those who have
become accustomed 20 its soothing IN
ilueuces--lot him choose a mild cigar,
aud have certain set times for indulging.
n he puts a certain restraint upon him.
self from the start In the matter OF smol-
ing. be viii not overdo a. and there are
few men who can smoke more than three
cigars a day without injury
Il goes without saying that never un-
der any circumstances should the smoke
be inhaled.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-14

Lazy" has been the white mans IA
yoiite adjective for the Indian. Al the
beginning OF the summer 500 Sioux on
Pine Ridge reservation IN South Da-
kota advertised for work Ia the news
papers OF surrounding towns. The con-
tract with the government. by which
the Indians were to receive rations.
was fulfilled two years ago. the work
on the roads which the government af-
terward gave them Is done, and the
oble-bodied must go 20 work Many End
employment on the railroads. and
prove good. peaceable workmen. The
son OF Sitting Bull has fired a locomo-
tive for two years. Other braves"
nave helped gather the great crops.
while their sisters fnd places as cooks
and kitchen girls. Labor Is the first
requisite Of civilization. and the Indian
who works proves his right 20 Ameri-
can citizenship. Companion.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-14
SUGGESTIVE SAYINGS.

The United Mine Workers OF America
have barred liquor dealers from mem
bership.
Tankley-"My eyes bother me
great deal, doctor DO you think I
need stronger glasses2" Dr. Klndor
mo. think you need weaker glass
es-and fewer. Chicago Journal
Il Is an axiom Of army circles that
the soldier who has water In his can
teen marches easier and fights better
than the soldier who has whisky In
his canteen. The drinking soldier cam
not endure fatigue. Athletes know
this. When they are preparing for
a regatta, or for ball game. or an
athletic contest they abstain.-Dr.
Madison c. Peters.
John d. Rockefeller put saloon
keeper out Of business by buying up
all the property in the neighborhood
of the saloof so that the liquor
dispenser could find no territory
from which TO draw patronage States
man Dink, OF Chicago, will regard this
as one OF the most terrible blows
that have ever been administered to
personal lberty.-Chicago Record
Herald.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-14
55t5i7EEEiII}IlIJ15
RS -ESMs%
cHAUFFEURs AND LIQUOR.
)nly Total Abstainers to Be Employed
IN Running Rural Automobiles
in Germany.

The growing prejudice of the emperor
u Germany against strong drink Is be-
coming known to all the world He has
not only frequently and energetically
protested against the excessive use OF
beer by the German people, but has
laken many steps toward abating Il In
the German army. Some OF the dis
patches from Berlin have represented
him as driven almost beside himself az
times by the spectacle OF the ruin be-
ing wrought in the fatherland by the
use OF strong drink. The universities
and medical men Of Germany have con-
trlbuted to this attitude OF the en-
peror's mind By their fearless and faith
full delineation OF the progressive ruin
Of the German people by alcoholic bev-
erages. Il Is lately pointed out by the
military authorities that the physique
OF the German soldiers is nothing az all
like what Il was In the Franco Prusslan
war and that a steady deterioration
seems 20 have seized the average young
man OF the empire.
The last symptoms OF the emperor's
Ire against strong drink Is an order that
only total abstainers are TO be employed
In the running Of The royal automobiles.
He will have none but clear heads to
navigate the horseless machines No
chauffeur Il TO drink either while on or
on duty.
Well. u looks Ike reasonable re-
quirement II railroad men have 10
keep clear heads. II the pilots Of ferry
boats need to retain their wits unmud-
died by liquor. n a drunken driver IL
ruled on an express company wagon.
surely the stlll more critical and. In
some respects. diflcnlt work OF a chauf-
feur demands the complete possession
Of all his faculties. The drunken auto
mobile driver Is about as dangerous an
animal as can be az large Emperor
Williams order Is based upon common
sense.-American Issue
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-09-14
Penalty of Athletics.

Some interesting statistics of the
physical condition Of men in middle
life who were formerly noted college
athletes have been collected by DR..
James, of the University of Illinois.
His Investigations, which have ex-
tended over many years. verify again
the conclusion of the physicians that
the men who reach fame as athletes
frequently pay high price for it,
A large majority of champion foot
bali players, sprinters and cross-coun-
try runners, according to DR.. James.
have weakened or diseased hearts.
The same is true of college oarsmen
and tennis players. This is not an in
dictment Of Outdoor sport, but is seri-
Gus charge against the spirit of fierce
competition which carries the sport too
far,