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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-16

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-16
DEATH OF MRS, {, |, cUsHMAN.
The Peaceful Ending Of a Devoted
Christians Life,

The Peaceful Ending Of q Devoted
Christians LIE,
From satuFdAy's Daily Sun.
Mrs, Blanche Jarvis CuIhman, wife
OF Mr., +, l.. CushmAn and daughter Of
Mr., ], II, Jaws, died ~ her home In
this olIy ThursdAy evening AZ half.pS,,
nine O'Clock.
This sNd event was not unexpected,
az Mrs, Cushman had been a. Invalid
for come yeaBS, having consumption,
and hAs been declining rapidly the
past few weeks.
The deceased was born In thlt city
not quite twenty. three yeaEs ago She
was the daughter Of Me. J. II. Jarvis
and MFa. Annie +. Jarvis. She wac mar.
ried August Is, l9Ol, 20 NJ, H. l., Cash.
man, who, with Iwo Soas aud en- lhiaat
daughter, suEviVes her.
Some years ego Mrs. Cushmun pro.
ieSsed her faith IN Jesus Christ and be-.
came q member Of she FiVsl pfesbyte.
Tian Church, with Whlah her whole Ute
had been hSs09iated, TIE Ronulneness
and sincerity Of her plety we're very
manifest In oon'lSleRoy of daily life
In her patience under tho cares snd
trials allotted 20 her In she lllnets 0i
her children, and especially In her
sweet FesiGnatlon Of spirit 70 she divine
will 10 heEOwn increasing iseblentss,
che necessary separation from hsE chill.
dFeH. The early blIghIlng Of her earthly
plane end h0pea, and 10 che pEospeel
and EXPRESSES Of departure from this
world. Her end UaS peaceful aud
palulssss--iust guile, falling aslsep.
To her fisher. husband end family
the deepest symPnthy Of mahy friends
goes oat IN thls Season OF thalS b..
resVeme1t.
The funeral eoFvless viii BE- held as
che FlFst PfssbytsFian ChaFoh this %.
tsFb6On a. three o'slook, 20 which hll
FslstiVss and friends 81 the isInlly ere
invited.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-16
THE STRUGGLE"
ALIVING ROMANCE
The All,AbSOrblng Trust Question
Exposed in Fiction.
GREATEST NOVEL OF The TIMES

BY Hon. Sidney c. Tapp Of the Atlanta
ear-A Former Resident Of Gaines
Vllls--Author Of the Story Of Anglo.
Saxon Institutions.
Many people Of this city will take 4
deep interest Ia the much. heralded
book, THE struggle" by lhe Hon,
sidney O, Tapp OF lhs Atlanta bar and
HuthoF OF THE Story Of Anglo.SaGon
Institutions" which Ia expected to be
Issued from che presS November lst, 90
the author was at one time resident
OF thiS city aud 10 known by many resi-
beats,
MF, Tapp's work on the Anglo.SAGon
Institutions has made his name famous
among scholars both In thIS countTy
and in Europe, aud IN bic Forthcoming
novel on che tFuOI question he has glv.
en- new lie and force 10 the world Of
fiction, IL IL = living, pulsatIRg sX.
poture Of she evils Of the trust, The
author pAlntS q real and living picture
ot che intida Of Wall street and che
great gambling Institutions Of she
country which are ovsFthroWlnR and
destroying our civilization There 10
not uSesome line nor page Ia she
book. Il disOloioS she corruption OF
organized wealth that ID destroying che
vitality OF our aystem Of government
Ia Snoh a real ebd living mahuer that
the reader feels end IeAllSeS che IN.
lplFatiOa Of she author, Tho lOSe story
10 real living romance that IL both
Interesting aud Inspiring. II 10 40.
QaeVIlonabll one Of she epooh makipa
novels Of the times, and that The de.
tInguished lawyer hiss given 10 che
world Of fiction a work that will open
the eyes Of the American people 20 che
dlaease that 10 destroying our free Ia
situations cannot be denied.
The novel will b. placed on sale
about che ACsI Of November ~ che
price Of $3.50, p0tlage 10 cents. IL will
DO issued By che AmOrloan BHpIisl
Publieallon BoOlety, Southeastern
House, s7South Pryor street, Atlanta,
De. II. y. Robert, Manager,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-16
wAoAHoorA NEWS.
Musical EntsrtalamSnt-- Inter.
sSllng Local News.

SSlIng Local News.
waeShOOto, October l9--SohOol
opeued OcObeF Cad with Mise Heeth 80
teacher. The pupils seem 90 be we'll
pleased,
MIoa Mamie Smith lett Saturday for
Gsinssvills, where she will attend
school.
Miss Carrie PhInney Of Raleigh
spent several days last week 90 the
gue6t Of Mics Marta smith
Hn, Mary Limbaugh Of wilmer Gar.
den hes returned 70 her home, after
spending some time with relatives.
JF. Btuton aud family have moved
10 Otter Greek, Whete they will take
charge % che hotel % that place.
Their mSny fFiends regret 10 RiVs them
%, but Wish them much a0eceth.
O. NJ Smith lsh Tussday for A..
lhnta, where be sTpseIS 20 have he
sges treated By DE-. Calhoun.
A CEoWd Of our young folks were
delightfully."- entertained 20 the home
% J. o TisOn IaSt saturday BiEht.
Daring che evening delicious Fefrrsh-
menls we're served
Woodson BsndshaW lsft Saturday for
jacksonville, WhsEs be win enter the
Massey BUslRoss COLLEGE
Raleigh Beck and Sister, Miss Allie.
Of Fsllosship. came 20 less Friday 70
attend ths musical aivsh ~ Mlst Irene
Beekb popils.
o. Friday svouinR, September 2oth.
1905 . muslosl s0nssFi Wss held 80 NE
homs 81 Mt. nnd hm. Z. -. smith.
TIE paFles Wat beaotlf9Ilg decorated
with eos nowes esd eSsEarssns Nm.
emlth an1 hsF two ehafaaihg danah
tem. Misses Msnou Esd Nahnla. %.
oeived ne Gsssis Prsmptlg 81 q
o'sioss ne iollOsiag ptbegsm Was
oafgfs6 aati
'Eengiof ths Bsa"-hissas Jasia and
Haoris Gnfth.
NaFeimue-h iias Marion ami1h
aFfowsF soags -.A1l1s Sc lis eniih.
10 Catniisg''--Missts 1aFisn a.6
NanBls emith.
-Csaa1aetla Miss lf anIs eraith,
Rsglintloa. "Ihs 96yiGf Tee Psri.
odt''-tirs 1anis Hmilb
''Osss Ne WaVos." C0ast) Misses
Resale ed NRnuis aaith.
Veal Gnlo- Mis- Irsss negh
P.ase esio--ntias MaFaeils esiih.
Blsa Beil Wsiis- Misses Haesls psa
ncsalIs euish.
Rtans Esio~afiss Maflaa 8mlth.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-16
NATIONS READY TO
RATIFY THE TREATY
Formal Exchange Of Ratiflca
ton Will Occur Saturday.
RULERS HAVE sIONEO THE PAPER
The Final Act Of Concluding HOStIIl-
tIss Between Russla and Japan VIII
Soon BE Played. and There VIII Be
Peace Instead Of Warfare,

Washington, oct, ff,--lt has been
arranged tAat the ratification of the
RussIan-Japanese peace treaty snail DO
exchanged tomorrow.
NJ. TakaelTa, the JAPANESE minister,
will notify the state department. that
bis emperor has Aligned the treaty at
Toxic.
The state department WILL notify the
American embassy az 81. Petersburg
to that effect and Mr. Spencer Eddy,
the charge there VIII duly notify tae
Russian government, That government
will in turn notify the French foreign
Office in Paris through lts own ambAs-
sadOr in that city that the Russian en-.
DeroT has signed the copy Of the treaty.
The Freneh foreign ofllce will notify
its minister IN Toxic and he In turn
will inform the Japanese Foreign onice,
and this will be regarded ~ a formal
exchange Of Publications.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-16
week there would be general collapse

week there would be- general collapse
Of guarantees.
Instead Of going 20 Meridian to meet
Dr. Hunter. he decided TO return here
and 90 tonigat or tomorrow to Jack
con, where he win consult with the
Mississippi oficials.l
Baton Rouge has asked for . resump.
zion Of train service over the Mlssis.
sippi Valley ROAD and the railroad an.
thOrities have the matter under cOnsid,
Grafton.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-16

WIN olvS He oVS,omsrs lhs BsnsHl Of
Great BaFGaIns.

10 10 eth regret that We Announeo
che Discrimination Of q. W. Hyde, our
lstd,ns dEy goods. millinery and shoe
dealer, 70 FstlEs from bualntss IN
laiatsvills. ~ 10 hAs made many
iFiends here BY HE falF dealing during
the n ysafs b. has been Identified
wlth The msFeantlle IateFssiS Of the
Sl,y.
The sale opens on Saturday, OstobeF
2lsl, % . o'0losk. tnd Wlll SobIlaus To-.
definitely. 10 bic advertisement 10
quoiei mauy brIsss, shish OaIsisl
bayeFs are asted 70 PsFass and zee iog
themselves che baFgsins be- Oasn eli
over the mamm0fh doobls.st1ge.
There will b. aethiBg reserved, and as
che stash ls nee end large, thsFu vii
b . ehanos foF ~ - mahs ptoeiable
puGuhasan.
DC. hgee has hot gst decided e. %
BE fulBFs plsng, bRt has dselaed 20
eicee oat be stock sid Gstufss. The
pFiees will, as ne aanoaneemeue
stgieo, ~ iog, cad th0ss Uho have
beea aeqaaiattd With NJ Hgae %
pears pass wlil kaos thai ~ brides
hlmseii % kaspihs bic Hafd
We sruti ~ msy be ls4ueed % 70.
aais - thia sitg. boz shaaN ~ make
% ~ mind % ~ elsewhere. Ths sas
W'laq1 hlm abus4aBt pfoapsdty. bas
loa'l foEsst tbai ~ bss bargsins toe
lll.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-16

Ihe 0faeF @iil ssaF ths sity. Whiah
~ bsea stat eegH Zoe soms tiae,
Hag @ aeit ~ remgVed 20 ssma otheF
ei A. ~ 0meT Ne nnnhq9 est
siee ~ tmhaF slsts e. haa1 iie 90
lofnes frsm q tFin q 90 sit-
s reft ~ So Gfass. WfFfa AZ f'ef
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q - ~
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22
Favorable for Sheep.

Hon. Jesse NJ. Smith reports the
sheep situation as on the top notch,
with prices high for wool and mutton,
and sheep bringing 81, so and So so per
head. There is big shipment out Of
the state at prices so enticing that
new people are going INTO the bust
ness. Many sheep are changing hands,
with more buyers than sellers There
are approximately 100000 sheep in
Utah, with very little change from
year to year, Sheep are in good con-
dition in Utah and adjoining states,
the winter ranges are in excellent
shape, and the sheep are now free
from scab. Mr. Smith says there is
no reason, that he knows Of, why Utah
dry farmers cannot grow field peas for
fattening sheep, and he is going to try
it himself the coming spring.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22
Hired by His Mother.

The first of the juvenile court boys
TO run away from the Morris school OF
detention home was up before Judge
Brown Tuesday, says The News, and
after signing pledge to tell the
truth in the future was hired
out TO his own mother at fifty
cents per week The boys name
is Earl Bent. and at the con-
clusion of his hearing he wrote out
the folling pledge and signed il;
II will tell the truth if it kills me or
not" On Saturday he left the Morris
school without leave and went to his
home and that night slept in a de-
livery wagon. Judge Brown gave the
boy a lecture and told him that he
did not care for his mother so he would
hire him out TO her and he could ex-
pect to be treated as a hired man.
The bargain was made and the boy
went home and promised to return TO
the public school this afternoon.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22
Fire at School.

Ogden, Oct.1S.-A dastardly incend'
larry attempt was made this morning
to burn the Pingree school al the cor,
ner of thlrieth street and Pingree
avenue, and had it not been for the
presence of mind Of Principal Il. r.
Thomas and his staff the disaster
would have been serious indeed.
Because Of good discipline and con.
troll, all of the $50 pupils in the school
got out of the building without
trouble.
The school authorities believe they
have clue to the identity of the
criminals, but for the present they
and the police decline to talk.
A quantity of paper had been care
fully ignited, and piled over this was,
first prepared kindling, and above,
stovewOod of size and kind that
would easily ignite. TO retard any
efforts that might be made to put out
the expected blaze, a number Of I'M
used desks from the basement had
been placed in the recess under the
steps.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22
Safe From Lightning.

In an editorial on the havoc OF
lightning the Springfield Republican
gives the following observation which
may be Of service to ali;
IF you hear of q death from light
ming out OF doors, ii will be found that
the chances are the person was un.
der tree, II not there, then the like.
lihood is that he was by wire fence
or reaching up to a wire clothesline
or holding a pillow with metal sinking
into the damp earth. or in touch with
the large damp bodies of horses or
cattle. II in the house or barn, the
victim will usually prove to have been
by an open door or window. where
pass currents of air, forming an cleo.
trical conductor nearly as good some
times as one of more substantial
character, or by chimney sinking to
the earth and rising above the build
ing, and full of dampness, usually in
summer; or near a sweating haymow
or load-which does much to explain
why so many barns are struck"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22
Bird Doomed to Extinction.

Among the birds that are most
rapidly approaching extinction is the
kiwi or apteryx Of New Zealand. The
kiwi is comparable in size to an ordi
nary chicken. but it has massive legs
set well back, a long slender bill with
nostrils at the tip of the upper man.
dible. No wings are visible, but they
may be felt under the body feathers
which, like those Of the emu. have a
hair-like texture. Kiwis associate
during the greater part of the year in
troops or parties of from six to doz-
en-, pairing up in the breeding season.
They are found in wooded districts,
chiefly on slopes or in gullies clothed
with brushwood. ferns and creepers,
and are nocturnal In habit.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22
An Eccentric Beauest.

The eccentric bequest is always
with us, and 1t could be wished that
the desires of testators were never
more awkwardly recherche than those
of the unmarried sister on condition
that she allows her father to smoke
all the cigars and wear all the fancy
waistcoats he desires. IL should be
possible to construct upon the basis
of this bequest a character sketch in
outline of the old gentleman whose
benefit is so sought. The taste for
fancy waistcoats is OF rare occurrence
in those OF advanced years. Macaulay
always had 1t. 1t was his one care
about custome during an exceedingly
addressed life, II does not seem,
however, to be an infallible sign of
great mental powers.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22
J. E.TayIOr HOnOred.
Young Man Well Known Here Ap-
pointed on Board Of Horticulture.

j. Edward Taylor, graduate Of the
Agricultural college and resident of
Salt lake city, has been appointed by
Gov, Cutler as member of the state
board of horticulture in the place OF
John f. Cox, deceased, Mr.. Taylor is
is young man but for some time past
has been acting as assistant secretary
Of the state board Of horticulture and
is well fitted TO act upon, the board.
Taylor will be remembered here as
the business rustler of"Student Life, "
the A. c. of US excellent paper. For
some time Joe has been business man
ager Of the Deseret Farmer.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22
Surprise for ISL" shurtleff.

To Josiah Shurtleff, who, among his
friends, is known as Isl" came the
following interesting but embarrassing
experience:
1t was during the first term of Mr..
Shurtleff's service on the Revere
school board, and the occasion was his
visit TO first grade In a primary
school, The teacher was hearing a
reading class, The first sentence of
the lesson was as follows: "Oh, ae,
what a sly boy you are!"
Turning to one small boy, who
seemed eager, she said: Daniel, you
may read"
Whereupon the lad, in q piping
voice, read this somewhat startling
statement: "Oh, 81. what a fly boy
you are!"-Boston Herald.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22
Italy Is Begcars' Paradise,

Italy seems TO be a paradise for
clever and INSCRIPTIONS beggars, for
II was in that country that Tori, who
died a few years ago, reaped his rich
harvest of charitable doles. When
at last the beggar died lis sordid
rooms were found to be treasure.
houses Of silver and gold and securi.
ties. When they had been thoroughly
ransacked the spoil amounted to no
less than 100000 francs, all of
which went TO two nephews of Tori.
who were in . aeHlor7tlc condition OF
poverty and to whom the old man
would not give crust of bread during
his life.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22

Little Items OF Interest
From All Over the
Great State OF Utah

corner of Second south and Main
streets, the display being in the ma
ture of views of the various points of
interest in and out of the city. This
scheme is part of unique system Of
advertising operated by a company
which had twenty cities on its list,
and the Commercial club has three
years contract with the company. The
views are changed by an electric mo-
tor, automatically.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22
Fair a Great Success.

The number Of admissions to the
recent state fair has been footed up,
and is found to be $4,000. The direc-
tors also find the society 5000 ahead,
which is source of qualification. AS
to the price Of admission in 1905, that
will not be settled until next year,
but there is a possibility Of return
to the old time 1.-TWO bits" instead Of
30 cents as charged this year.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22
Cure for Insomnia.

A writer In medical journal ad.
vises people troubled with sleepless.
ness to have a list of words, so asso-
ciated that each one suggests the next
for instance. ice, slippery, smooth.
rough. ruffian, tramp, etc.-and when
sleep is coy to recite the list mentally.
This is said to be an infallible cure for
insomnia, the secret being Gov lM..a
ION c, - MINI OF eroi word so sug-
gested by the preceding one not al
lowing the attention to lapse for an
instant. The plan is certainly bet
ter one than counting those intermin-
able sheep.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22
New Republican Paper.

The Utah State Journal at Ogden,
heretofore a democratic paper, comes
out in favor of the republican ticket.
Not alone are the democrats amazed,
but also many of the republicans not
on the inside are asking themselves
the question. What has caused il.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22
Grave Of William Hurry.

The grave of William Hurry, who
on July 4, 1776, rang on the old liberty
bell the peal that proclaimed liberty
throughout the land, has been found
in the burial ground of Pine Street
Presbyterian church, Philadelphia.
The Daughters of the Revolution, &C.
lonial Danes and Sons of the Revolu.
ton have taken it in charge and the
plot will be put in good condition and
cared for.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22
Salt Lake Low.

The reading of the guage of the
Great Salt Lake on Monday, showed
a failing of one foot in the level below
that of year ago, The unusually
dry summer it is said, is responsible
for the great decrease, the season just
passed having been much longer and
hotter than the previous summer.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22
Fire Curtain Comes Down.

At Days theater. London, on the
night of July IL, the hydraulic power
that controls the asbestos curtain
gave out and the curtain slowly but
inexorably descended a few minutes
after the performance had begun.
After half an hour of unavailing at
tempts to raise the curtain the peo-
pie in the theater were dismissed and
their entrance money was refunded
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22

August Flower keeps the children healthy and
strong
Full Of vigor and frolic the whole day long,
So when Mamma needs more they rush oil in
high glee,
And shout to the druggist Please give it to
me 90
Inability TO get up brisk and fresh in
the morning, lack of appetite pallor,
muddy complexion and poor spirits
these all indicate a disordered stomach
and bad digescion-in adults and children,
too. They also indicate the urgent need
of taking Green's August Flower regu
larly for few days.
It's reliable old remedy for all stomach
troubles, never fails to cure indigestion,
dyspepsia and chronic constipation. and
is natural tonic for body and mind.
Two sizes, CSC and Use. All druggists.
For sale by City Drug Store, Logan.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22
Will Advertise.

The ST., Commercial club will adyer.
tise the town by Kaleidoscope picture
display, with electric lighting, at the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22
Gets Five Years.

William II. Swan, of Ogden, was
convicted Of county frauds Tuesday
and sentenced to five years in the
state prison. He has appealed the
case, putting up $3.50 cash bond.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22

saxony Agricultural Schools.
Primary agricultural schools are
now established in twelve cities OF
SaIony
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22
Griffin Bros,
The MaChiniStS.

Have complete stock of Wa
gon and Buggy materials. Can
do all kinds of repairing in
Guiding buggy top and uphol-
tering work. Have recently
purchased machine for set
ting rubber tires, or channel, S
thus converting steel to rub
Der tire buggies.
All work guaranteed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-12
COLOR Scheme IN The
MANUFACTURE OF SOAPS
The Lighter The Shade The Better tic De-
i11and Interesting Facts Concerning
the Manufacture OF
Daily Necessity

has reaches Tho I2.,jIin: point a." :;.us.
tie soda or u" is then ;hdsd. The mas,
! being allowed To boil 1l1rror.hIv FOR
! ''Nc or six hours, after WHICH Tic ru%ir
IS added: the proportion OF the Stock
III tn" !ictt!. now l>"iu. 30 per con,
grease &c I;"r cent resin ana % nc.
cant soda o, I've
Now comes the ,"al boiling. which
SGes M wIinli liryvrlnt ion lo, il,rn,,
nr i"l:' DAYS by which tine me ms;
mas thHrnu2hly Saprniticd: salt IS rex
added steam shut OH and 9aac mass al
lH""u Va settle tor nhou, three DAYS
after which il is pumped into . sCrt rf
a mining mc,lnn reSemllin" a large
drum: will shaft ranrin. through. it,;
cen'er. on which are rapidly revolyip.
blades. This is called tho '.cil,trhrr.
Tic sediment that remains in lie set
tom Df tho Erltlc after Tie scan la
Aern drawn Oft wa; until i few Yeas;
age run off into a sewer as waste hut
now j. is run into tanks and used in
the manufacture Of "l-cerne Ii is It.
/ tpS t!ulcuSi the. real NOctoIiN. CT
t''& soap takes place. II lie rosin liz.
soanmaker has been using; was OF -.
interior dark grade ur his stock wa;
extra rancid, he Gets TO work On this
cunning mass i'll the "crulChcr" an,i
produces Il bleach that mary an Cd
maid would give Il fortune to know lh,,
Srcrer Of. 1t is here The perfume IS
aided and, if the market -l.ricc is l,,w
he can and does swell ard wc%l, i,iS
StGtt while 1t this rutcl:trH BY sim
ply adding Silicalc OF sod. soda ash,
siicN or whatever ret prCpalatirr liz
may have.
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hS The 'crliN.hcr" the soap is run Ct;
INTO adjustable iron or wooden frames.
and allowed 10 cool and halG54n pr,@-
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tables where the frames are run
through gauges set 10 cut different
SIZES OF bars or cakes tho trade .;1:y
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and cakes are placed in Gryin- rooms.
wi,or" they arc subjected TO a nigl
Temperatures. which puts a gloss on lie
finished article and cna bios the press
man. 10 when it GOES alter leaving liz.
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