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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
OLDEST MAN IN GUARD

Des JOiBss Register and Leader;
Company y III the Yifty.fourth regi,
ment, Iowa National Guard, bailing
from 0gkaIOOsa, w0dlld no more think
Of attending an eDcamDment not
graced by the presence Of their most
beloved honorary member, Pap"
Douglas, than they would appear on
dress parade minus .neir tfOuGerg.
FOR over twenty years pap" has
been connected with the Oskalo0ga
company IN sOTne capacity, and al
though now iDcsDacitated for actual
service by his gcyenty.fiye ycarG III
strenuous existence, no not only ~
stu one Of the bOys but Is without OK.
ceDtiOn the most popular boz in camp.
Wbcn the weather IL nasty and the
men are tired and out Of sorts Or the
grub not just wnat II should be, ~ ~
pap" VINO with his GENIAL smile and
droIl stories N dayS almost forgotten
NOW, changes the dispirited attitude
Of his comrades INTO cODtentnsgnt. No
one can remember of seeing Pap"
gIum OF digcopgOfate. The sun or
rain on snow or hunger or GeeDlcsS.
ness are matters Of not the Mightsgt
moment 20 hts hapDy,g0.iucky nature,
for he can always recall a similar en-
perience in bIg long life which was in.
GnlteIy worse than the present trou.
blHE.
Pap was one Of the first ~ re-
gDond 10 the call for volunteers At the
outbreak o. tns civil war. All through
tho campaign he gerYed - a private
in the Thirty,tbird fowa, ana az
though not the best drilled solder in
the army by q good many thousand,
Pap" stood alone in his reputation
a. a forsgef, The bOys used 20 say
that no wag capable Of stealing the
sacred elephant from between the
Iegs Of rajsh 81 In1ian rad they bat
expressed hankerfng for elephant
meat,
started FOR Philippines.
Before the OgkaIoOga company went
20 the Philippines "PsDg" name was
among those first appearing on the
roll, but Just before the start was
made hig friends interyened and he
was forced 20 watch hfs comrades
leave Tor ths front without him. lie
has never quite Yecoyered from this
blow and whenever tne word Philip
pines IL mentioned, a look of longing
spreads oyef his face and hs beayeg a
pYodi9Iouz slga N regret.
The trouble H." he remarked yes.
teyday, the boys seem " think thai
I can't stand AZ mnch AZ tbey can.
rye lived number of years al told,
but I'm young man IN eyeYy other
respect. The bOys always OFFER 70 ~
mo 40 All the worE around camp be-
cause they say that I am the Oldest
and am entltlsd 20 Aryt choice, hut
here ie ciiuckisd sOif1y 10 himself
Y guess I don't 10 much moro than
my share"
Aside from slight touch d what
10 claims 70 be asthma, which sngen.
dere frequent trips 10 me hospital tsnt
Tor Administrations the Old man - a.
sound IN body and nmb - ne ever
was, ana me members o. tho cornDs.
~ predict that ~PaDs win be going
70 encampmenN win their grand,
children.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
nEleso guT our glas.
Little Companions o. jamie Noel Did
~ They Could for Him.

The report 70 me eject hat ths
little companions Of jamie NoeI de.
serted him when his clothes took FIRE
from exploding powder, has proven 70
be untrue. Carl Pattewon, aged 70,
ana Ray Smith, aged ~, each helped
IN extlpguizhlng the flames mat prov,
"a fatal, ami we're burned slightly
themselves IN goinx % the relief n
their companion, Al N tho boys haa
IoCse powder IN their DccE9te and u
wan me ignition N his that caDse1
me terrible accident
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
LaSIss' lisa

A number ~ improvements win be
made 70 the HaFbach building on First
avenue west New shelving and nsw
furniture WiII 10 addsd for tho ac.
cmDmc1aticn 81 no new Eitzeimmons
Eiloe store that win 10 ,ocated there.
IN.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-08-03
List ofLetters

Remaining uncaIIed for In the post
Office NJ OskaIoosa, Iowa, for the
week ending July 20, 1906
QsSfs List
Asbby, r Brown, CB
Douglas, Cbag Loar, John
Hartsock, " Ogb0rn, oil
Solomon, White, -
LalIse Lisa
Alder, n n Mrs Early, Emma Mrs
H1tcbieon, Alice Unison, Dell
stsyer, Geo Mrs White, WIN Mrs
Parties calling for letters from this
list viii please call attention 10 adj
vertised list Of this date, The above
letters win be held two weeks from
dsts and then sent 70 the dead letter
ONCE,
cHAs. v. HoyynAHE, r. N,
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- Adams I : Kent,
SPEZlALlSTEN.
unterSumt,

un~tet1udt,
eenn nnterIubung benefit bic Wohrheit
Doer u~ntpabrheit irsenb elmer Bebaups
tung.
Srs. Noams & Sent, MuaensSpesiali<
ten, Sintttler 81, 81 uno 80 Sids @eb6u.
be, beihranten tbre 8raris auf beiIbare
Mu9entrantbeiten uno 8erunitaltunoen
Der augen uno ~bebanbeln ibre 8atienten
unter @arantie.
Wir beilen granulierte 2iber in 30 9oe
gen; MIR betlen bic ihperten Safe, toms
pit5lert ourb Sritis, @eihmiire, eiuae=
toacblene 8impern in 60 Bis 80 Tooen.
8en1 Shr oaran stueifelt, fomrnt sur
Sttce uno lpred3t nit 2euten, bic hierher
9etDhrt tpuroen uno in 10 bis 20 Eaoeu
Sebtratt erhtelten; bic bDrber bon on6es
rem Ofuliiten Temperate grleihteruno
natten une ith infurabel glaubten.
8. g.9. Moams, M. d. BON Der sSirmo
1T etn N%ugenarat NIT l5iabriger grfabe
rnr9, Der ieine Bratis Jebt auf brOntIhe
uno lHpterige OperatiDnsfaue beibranft,
ben 8ltnoen bic Sebtraft tuieoerberfteut.
or bot unlanaft oreiBig bebanbelt, bic
our Office 9efibrt tuuroen uuo Ieit l bis
~ Sa9reit gefahrt fperoen muBten. Sic,
benuno3tpan6tg t6unen lest Ieben, brei
5lteben un9ebeilt; iie baben eber teinen
Dollar ~ausgegeben.
gS0 t6nnen bieie &eiultate nbeetroFen
peroen?
Wenn SIR etn G~u9enleiben babt, tOn,
lulttert 9rs. Noams & Sent. 8enn SIR
ntcbt in Der Office pprIprecben t6nnt,
id9retbt um Symptom. 6ormulore. 0tr
tonnen @uh bielleibt gu SauSe furieren,
nte mir oiele I6eiu6ar unheilbare 66ue
tariereu onrb unitre Gpe3tal.6 eilmittcl.
DRS. ADAMS & KENT,
6t6ss Geb1Rss.
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Eaass Wentatetfea
: b.

Die Sanitdtsbeb6roe bes Staas
tee 9ouiiiana bot iebt aub Dem Ser
febr 5milheu ben pom @elbfieber ins
ficterten Orten grDBere 8eihrdnfuus
gen auferlegt, cine MaRreael, Die ith
i~eoenfaQs ala iebr nerniinftia ermeis
fen piro,
Die equitable 2ebensuerfihes
rungsgeieaidaft bat iebt ielbit i'm
8ertht UNI etne Inter ludung oes
anaeb(ib pioerrebtliden @ebabrens
ibrer Direttoren uadgelu1t. Die
les 8eluh lit cine Nntmurt auf Die
alaQeibrift geaeu bic 8trettDren Der
8eieaidlaft. Sn Dem Sdriftftud
tneroen uerihiebene Der erbubenen
Beihuloigun9en sueeaeben, Die Ser
antmortlihtelt fir Die betreffenoen
iaegalen 0anoluneen aber ber, per-
rem Nleranoer, Serbian unb Demine
augelhriehen. ueberbaupt miro er=
fldrt, oaB Die meiiten oieier Grams,
attionen Der Nrt tuaren, baB oas
gauge 5ireftorium BON ibnet feline
Genntni8 81 baben brauhte.
Der Seem D0rter Watler Wo'
les 6aaS lit iebt ebenfaIs urter Der
Vintage Uerbaftet murben. an ben
Durhitehereien, Die nit ben grnte.
Veribteno es lanbptrtibafttihen Des
partements aemabt uuroen. beteiligt
aepeien 81 iein. @omin g. 6olmes,
BET friibere 69lfS Statiftiter i'm
Qderbau : Department uno DER
6aupti9uloise in oieier Nffaire, lit
oOn Der @ranosSurn iebt audi angea
flagt uDroen. iih NIT anoeren per-
einiat gu eaben, UNI Die &eeierung
gu betrieen.
Der Brdiioent bat nit Dem
iubmarlnen TDrpeo0bout B(uneer"
mebrere 9auhperiube aemaht. @r
uar i'm @anaen orei Stunoen euf
benz Shiff, einnal NOR oaf1elhe flnf.
gig Wtinuten unter Wafier, Ser
Braltoent ertldrte fpdter. oaB ibm Die
Sadie iehr out gefaIen babe unb
iprah fi@ nit GROCER Nnertennune
Iber 1aS Boot uno Die ginribtunaen
auf oemielben aus. Die Tauboers
lu9e wuroen mahreuo zines aiemlih
boben 5eeaan9es unternDmmen.
Sn Der @eeeno BON 9abasco,
Colorado. ioaen IA BeriDnen bel
elmer neberihwemmung um's 2eben
getommen iein.
Sn 0idorn stun, Bennlpluas
MEN, lebt Elm gbepaar 0amens Depp,
Dem Dor Elm paar Taaen 8miainge
aeooren puroeu. @s 1T Dies gum
lebften Wal, oaB ben auter 9euten
elm oerartiger Seaer beibeert tuuroe.
Sic iino iebt Is Sabre nerbeiratet
nno baben mGbreno oieier Aeit 90
8inber aebabt.
Sn Nem gort lit Elm Or. Mits.
bof Der Bigatnie aneettaet mproen.
@r iou beinabe in ieoer er0sereu
omerttanii6eu Staot cine 5rau
baben.
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zone gtar siuuipriide.

Uno fuenn elm Sreunb gum anbern tommt,
8reDeuat h einen 5ranf.
9as Gone gtar linn am beften frommt,
gr tpeiB Sir baflr. Sanf.
Sie @eiie gutter 8eber 1T
Sn frib' unb ipater Stunbe:
SAB Gone Star Bier i'm &ruae lift
llnb gutter Bis i'm Wunoe.
9llantD lit meine Sreube,
Nlamo lit meine 2uft,
Sin ib AUDI NAL in Der 8reloe.
Sing i'd bod nit friider 8ruft:
Gone Star lit Der bette ErDpfen
SereefteIt aus Mals unb Sopfen.
8errate nitbt leiie, perrate nicbt laut,
@as tin 5reuub beim @laie Sir anpers
traut.
9enn bas 2pne Star lbiet bic 3unse ibm
1nb uas er Sir iast, bas meint er niht
iblinm.
Wieoer leeri g 1T bob unertrdalicb
Sol9es MaB! Ser 9urft tudbt tdelib,
llno bic @laier bleiben fletu.
8dnibt' iie tpiirben sr6Ber ieinl
9enn beim eolen Gone Star Ster
Beraebt Der 9urft iauaiam mir.
Benn 9u 10 rebt beim 9One gtar bift,
Dent berer, bic 9u gu Sauie lieB't,
unb trint auf's 8Dl Der 0eiueu
RDb ginen.
Mtan trie9t i'm 9eben ales iblisBIib iait,
Die beten Sinse fino niht auSgeuDmmen.
Selbt bas Seranii9en moht ben Menlhen
matt;
9aielbe tets, oas lam linn uid1t betom.
men.
Rur zone Star Ster fam tdetid9 er Der.
traaen,
@eit es i'm traftiat, Inn peridaftt 8eba.
gen.
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SIS lit cine alto gssahrneit.

ndmltdb, oas bic ct. Bernard arauters
piuen ibon biel @elb fir 9ottor unb
Ipptbeter 9eipart baben. Sos tuiIien
aablreibe 9eute. bic oieie borsiiglibe Grs.
mel tets i'm 6auie balten un6 bieielbe
recbtSeitie BET gintritt zines 2eioens ber
&6rper0rgane einnebmen. Sc fommt
eben INNER oarauf an, gu redbter Belt
einsuibreiten, 10 bafo iidb iraenb cine
St6rung i'm t6rperliden Mehanismus
5eigt. Sn einem ioldben Sale beriube
man iofort oieie in ibrer 8irfung tuabr.
baft tuun6erbolen Biaen. tpelde in ie6er
a%nftdnoiaen @pOthete 81 haben linb.
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Uensth nit itarten 2orpeoDbootflos
tlpen rehnen uno oesbalb ben 8eits
puntt oes ginlaufen5 10 frlb uie
mDglib am 9age ieBen, oaun nar
einrnaI Die Nusitdt oprbanoen. BEL
Ginbruh Der 9untelheit i'm freien
Sapaniihen Weer gu iein. uno smeis
tens bic WtDalibteit grDBer, oaB Nos
mirol 9oaD nibt redtseitia CUR
Stelle tpar.
.9a8 unterlieaen Der ruliii9en
Tl0tte lit ueniaer ibrer fali9en Strae
tegie ais Dem beiIeren leerndnnilber,
arttaeriitiiben uno tattiiben RDnnen
Der Sapanar, Der acknowledgement Nuss
biloun9 ibrer Gerbdnoe uno ibrem
grDBeren Ofeniioaeiit su5ulhreiben.
Iuh mag Die minoermertiae Be-
idaffenheit oes ruifiiden Waterials
eiren Sell Der Ghulo tragen. &c
raoesu n0rbiloltb lit bas 8ulammerz
Uirfen aQer 8affen Der mDoernen
Slottenfrieefibrung unb- oas pers
aIer
unterfibrer 9DgD's, Die iberal, 100
Iie in JDl9e Der arDBen Nusoebnuna
oes &fplabes uno bes uniidtiz
gen Better8 pon Der 8erbinouna
nit lhrem Non1iral losgeriI1en tua'
rem, in Ieinem @eilte ie%lbfltdnbig au
banoeln ueritanoen.
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gnredIide gdmerseu

erle,oet man oft bur6 @eidmire mi
@etpd6ie unter Der Saut. @m. 8ebel
bon Slat &od, Mti9. iast: Sd BABE
8udlens Irnica Salbe fir @el6tpire
uno &re5s sebraudt; es lit bic bette
beilenoe Weoisin, bic i'd femme. gu ia.
ben bel S. &alteper & So6n, Geo. 3.
5. S6miot, gisentimer, uno Mooli
0reih. 4reis 25c.
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SIM Srrenbaus au gerrea if
Dor einlgen 3aeer Elm 8atient Wa'
mems s. Us. Sadion, elm fruber in
Sherman wobnenoer Nrst, aeitor-
ben. SEPT fino orei IngefteQte be,
Mnitalt, vs.. .. Gmitb, 9. 6. Sobn'
ion uno S. $. DUFF. unter Der Qn.
flaae nerbaftet pproen, ben nnellf.
liden 10 misbanoelt 81 haben, oef
er in 5olee Der erbaltenen 8erleb'
ungen ftarb. Die. SettiDn bate er'
geben. oaB Inn mebrere &ippen qe.
broden tuaren uno baB er aud Ser
lebungen am Waeen bate, Die uabrs
ideinlih ourb SuBtritte berbeiee'
fibrt tparen.
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@eiamgz uno Glapier=n uterridt.

Trau sppbie 2S1i9etti 1T nod
sme!ldbriaem Gufentbalt in 0em
gort. NOD lie an einem Der erften
aonleroatorieu ols 2ehrerin tatio
mar. blerber suridsefe5rt unb miro
slpa am L. OttOber einen SIRIUS
er0fnen.
S'nmelonn9en ninarit Die Tsirma
Wn99aa Bros. emtgeacn.
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WHerlet.


= Nm Sreitag uurbe so. Bed
NTH, Elm neutrality-suspicious. aua
Dallas, BEL Der Bride an Der Com
mercesS traBe BON Der Sibe ibermdl=
tt9t uao bra@ obntndhtig au1am
men. Gr mar cine Beitlang be-
muBtlos. erbolte liG aber i1lieBliG
uno miro ieoenfalls nieoer berges
iteut meroen.
- Wieritaniihe Bananen BADEN
in grocer Menae ibr gribeinen aui
benz bieiteen Wartt gen1adt.
8mei neue fallhe @elbineine
iino IN umllauf selebt; cine 0atio=
nalbanfn0te fir $40 uno elm Silbers
certifttat fir S.. grftere trdgt ben
Mamen ber National Ulster
County Bank" in &inaston, 81. q.
Beioe T~aliiftate finb ihlebte Wa1s
uerte.
- Die 8eamten oes ftdotifden
Sanitdtsoepartements ertldren, oaB
Die Staot augenblifli@ in be1ierem
lanitdreu 3uftanoe iei als ie auuur.
Cine Srau 6enoerion aus Nns
oerion gountp bat Die 3isit unoers
tating Company auf 1895 Shaoens
eriab oerflagt, neil tie angeblih BON
elnem 2ethentuagen Der @eieuibaft
lberfabren lit.
Die 8etail Wter6ants af5ocias
tiOn giebt am 9ienstas einen .Smo-
Ter" in Der TurnbaQe.
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smItmtunasseriutbe.

9as 8irgertomite, melheS Iid
eebiloet batte. UNI Die Streitiateiten
auiiden benz Mapur uno Der Bpliseis
tommilitou su iGlihten uno einer
mpous uioenbi bersulteaen, bat Gtdl
auf einen 8orlblaa aeeiniat. Nodl
oemielbeu fol- Die &0mmiIltpu Die
SpntrDue iiber oas 8Dli5ei.D eparte,
meut benz Mapor uno Dem 5taotrot
iiberlaiien uno Der Wap0r, oatiir
Der &ommiii0n bic &Dntroue iber
oas Seuernebr=9 epartement sugez
fteben. Ooer AUDI umaetehrt, gang
pie es Die betoen Barteien moQen.
Sn beioen 9epartements louen Biz
gum Gage, oa oieier @pmpromiB in
&raft tritt, ollie Nngsitenter: 10.
mol bic oes WapDrs als aud oer
&%ummihiOn. beaablt nerben. Die
les ARRANGEMENT muroe tatiirltd nut
10 lange beiteben, bis Die Streitfrage
in Besug auf Die 9DnititutionalitQi
Der aOmmiilton gerihtlib entidiea
ben lit.
Das &pmite ernannte Elm ous Den
6erren S. IS. Barclap, benz BrGIi'
benten Der nNatiDnal Bant Of Com
merce", s. sc. 8rDnn, benz &aIIies
rer Der ,N[amo NatiOna( 8Qut",
uno S. u. 0urler deficiencies Sub
fomite unb beauftraate oafieLbe, Dem
Wapor ben Borihlaa porsuleoer.
Das 9omite begab iih audi am Sreis
tag morgen gum Wtapor uno muroe
BON oer1ielben in a~uuurtommenbiter
Beiie empfanaen. 9ie 6erren er.
fldrten i'm. oaB fie rur aefommen
ieien, nm gang infurmea nit ibm Die
SADIE gu belpreden uno 81 erfabren,
oh ct mol einem oerartigen BprlhlaQ
geneiat iein miroe. sic betDnter
aud, oaB iie ltG ueber nit Der Rebts.
frage in Dem San ir9enomie befaiien,
nod als Sertreter elmer Der beioer
Barteien auftreten poIten. Sic moi.
ten MIR beriuhen, ourh tire Ser
mittlung elmer fir>bie Staot uno ibre
8emDbner unleiolihen Situation Elm
gnoe gu MAIDEN.
Ser WapDr hDrte Die 6erreu rubie
an, idien aber Der Sbee, Die oan5(
unterreounQ nur ale cine infprnleat
8eiprehung aufaufaifen, burhaus
abaeneiat gu iein. ct ertldrte bel,
rtebr, er betrahte Die 8ufammen'
funft ats cine 6ffentlibe. oaber aud
ftritt formeQe Slbun9. Naboen
bic Gerreu bonn &omite lire Qnii9
ten oargeleat. uberreidten fte i'm
Elm Memorial. in Dem Der eben Ct
wdbnte 8oridla9 idriftlih formulier
mar. Der Wapor iprah ftd ibei
oenielbea niGt aug, er nabm oal
WemDrial entaesen unb ertl6rte, bal
er Dem 4omite ipdter feline antnDr
~sulenoen meroe. Damit mar Die In
%terreouna beenoet.
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Ser b6bmiid)e Tarmer Jrans
06brifa, in Der @egeno BON ga
Strange uObnhaft, bat fih NIT elmer
ShrOtflinte eriboFen.
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NerIamat

miro elm W6oden fir auaemeine
Sausarbeit in elmer tleiuer Samilie
BON grwahienen. Wahaufraaen 225
Sing @iQiam StraRe.
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8eiubt Sdols Saloon, Wlo.
mo : 8la8o. Stets friShes Bier an
Rapf.
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8auft BON Der Carr boob
q Goal gpmpanp, ebe Der
8tnter fomr1t. Sim gDros gu lie
1925.
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-. Gus @uerD, aiugsuiae uno
StIomore fommt Die 0abridt, baB
es BORT gut gereguet bat.
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Smtet Gmd, psr walbem aeacn ga.

Sntet Tnn OsY &alben geaem So
tarrb. Die Nuedilber e~ntbolten, ba GuedFlbsr f6er
fem poGie ~serratten ipirS, lpenrt es ourh Sic iblei=
p,ieen Oberld4eu einorin9t. Sol@e artitel Iolten
ME nlBsr auf Teroronung gut ~berufener 4erste 9e=
brandt tperoea. eu per S9aOen, ben lie anrt4ten,
sebnTal 10 groB 1T qfs bas @ute, bqs SSbr baoui err
a@ielet. t6nntet. 9atf's 8afarrb &nr
entbdlt fem GnedFlber uub nitro innerlid aenonz
men uno tpirtt birett auf Die i9leinigen SbsrHdden
oes Spftems. @enn Sbr 6au's &atarrb : Rur
tauft ieio fiber, bob Sbr Die ddte betommf. sic
tpire interli4 genortrnen unO in SoleOo, O6io, BON
+. j. Gbemeb q 70. gerna6t.
SS- gertauft bon aned gpothetern. 9Sre:s rs
Gents Die Glaihe.
gtebrnt SANS TomtIten. 0ilen fir gertopfuns.
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Stint 4aounsen BON Garr's
9elben 8aaen ieoe $4. rs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09
THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1905.

Prof Retzius of Sweden has recently described the brain of Swedish statesman, whose name is withheld, but who was prime minister at 10, and highly gifted jurist, thinker, ora tor and philanthropist. He was tall, blonde and of the genuine Swedish type. His brain weighed 1,4S9 grams, was well formed and richly convo- luted. Seen from behind it is ovoid, and widest at the subparietal region The frontal and parietal association areas are complex and rich in Assures, but otherwise without redundancy oi development, as was to be expected, for he was good all-round man. He was clear and skillful debater and could famlliarize himself with arts and sciences. This well balanced mind, or harmonious construction of mental abilities, agrees with the symmetry of his brain. It is noticeable, however, that the left subfrontalgyre (the motor- speech center) is more favorably devel- oped than the same region on the right side.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09

Speaking of the fight against the Standard Oil Co. all exchange says: "The Kansas oil producers had to choose between parting with their product at a ruinously low price and going out of business. Ill the early part of last year the Standard Oil di, rectors issued an ukase making 30 per cent cut in the price of Kansas crude oil. The effect of tEis was al
 most instantaneous. Ill June of 1904 operations were in progress on 240 new wells in Kansas, the next month the number fell off to 176, and in August to 14O. Here we have striking exam pie of the blighting effect of the Stand ard Oil oppression. It aims at forcing all engaged in the oil business in the state of Kansas to take the word of command from Rockefeller X Go. Per sons competent to speak on the sub ject estimate that the annual output Ill this state when The oil neldS nave become fully developed will not be less than 15,000 barrels. It is expected that this yield will last for at least ten years and that at the expiration of that time the yield for the next will be 5,O00,O00 q year. In other words, there will be produced in the space of twenty years total of 100000, ,O00 bar rels, which. selling at S5 a barrel, q low estimate, will net q round billion of dollars. These figures show how rich is the prize at stake in Kansas. If the Standard Oil can succeed in car rying out it's program of bare faced extortion it will divert one-half of this prize. or $500, 100000, into its already overfowing coffers."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09
"SOLESTRY" A BOSTON FAD
Lines on Soles of the Feet Interest
 Society Women.

Lines on Soles of the Feet Interest
 Society Women.
 Boston society has a new fad, and the fad keeps society women very busy these days, says a special dispatch to the New York Press. It is called 'sol- estry," ofthe science of character read ing by means of the lines on the soles of the feet. Corns and bunions are barred and don't count. Solestry has become very popular with women who like to pry into the future. It is the sister branch of the art of palmistry, and Miss Ethel H. Saunders of Boston is one of the pioneers in the cult.
 Tt is a very old science" she said the other night. but not for obvious req sons so well known as palmistry, but a subtle and fascinating study. well worth the time and attention of any one interested ill the occult sciences. X foot sole covered with fine network of lines indicates high strung. nervous temperament and the absence of such lines the reverse. To the young woman with the large star on the hollow of the sole say beware. It is one of the worst signs. for it indicates marriage to one who will bring unhappiness and perhaps poverty and disgrace. Then there are other signs. the shape of the feet indicating character. while stars. crosses. circles and arrows on the feet all have their significance"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09
HEARD IN PASSING

Talk about your old-fashioned win ters. History contains few if any stiffer propositions than the preseut.- Wheeling Register.
 Detroit man has sued for divorce because his wife hasn't spoken to him in three years. In some places he would be regarded as the Possessor of unusual luck--Exchange
 If every member of the Jones family would contribute a cent fo the project. the bones of John Paul Jones could bs resurrected and brought to America in rigat royal style.-Pertland Advertiser.
 According to the official figures. IIIi- nois is the banner prohibition state. with 31.11o votes for Swallow. It cu- riousiy happens tco. that Illinois dis fills more whiskey than any other state. according to the internal rev enue returns.-Boston Herald
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-09
GRACIOUS MRS. ROOSEVELT
Courteous Act of the President's Wife
 at the Inauguration.

Courteous Act of the President's Wife
 at the Inauguration.
 Perhaps the prettiest incident in con- nection with the whole inauguration parade was admired by the fortunate hundreds nearest the pavilion from which the president reviewed the troops and civic marchers, says writer in the New York Press. It hap pened so quickly after President Roose- velt's arrival in the pavilion that many who might have seen it doubtless missed it. A murmur of appreciation ran through the fashionable throng in the White House grand stand, however, at the sight of it, and one European dip lomat remarked loudly enough to be heard by dozens of neighbors that it was the most graceful act he had seen in his whole career Yet it was only the moving of a chair That chair was moved, however, by Mrs. Roosevelt, and the impulse inspiring the act was so transparent that it was recognized lHStdutly.
 When the president still was lowing to the cheering multitude Mrs. Roose- welt and Miss Roosevelt advanced to- ward the front of the pavilion, where chairs had been placed for them. The committeeman who put the chairs there arranged them so that Mrs. Roosevelt's was almost a foot closer to the rail than that of her stcpdaughter. Mrs. Roosevelt noticed that, and as she sat down she unostentatiously moved Miss Roosevelts chair forward until it was several inches in front of her own. It was a graceful deed, because as the presidents wife Mrs. Roosevelt would have been entirely justified in taking the position next in prominence to that of the chief executive. By yielding place to the younger woman she dis played the gentle courtesy for which among other reasons she is loved by her many friends.