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 No the thing pleading for is that should do fewer things. and try do those better.
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T. S.-Every mail brings host of letters asking one or hhe other Cor both) of these two questions How sha address your letter." How get badger,
 ,; Address @ all letters to me, in care of the paper in dressed envelope, if you wish personal answer. For the badge-send 2S cents in stamps. registered letter or money order made payable addressed to me in care of this paper.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

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The Correspondence and Post Card Exchange
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DDRESSES of correspondents and collectors will N be given only to other members Each and All
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Practical Advice From Deaf Member


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Letters That Tell What the Workers Are
 Doing

Y ERE Is a letter of kindly counsel one of ouI
 deaf girls who writes that her nhrmity has -@ = made her shrink from society:
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Co4,srs for Our Pare

will you ask on of the girls make Each which the N " - ~ N M Prospect Park. Cab. Who will answer this inquiry?
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TANY offers of letters cheer to invalid
 AB members have come to me, and am glad to group some of them together. Will those who . wish to avail themselves of the kindness of these girls write to the addresses they want?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10

Nell, La Grande. Ore. K. G.. Fl Paso. Tex. E. M. Westboro, Mass. Maude A. Brookville. Pa. A. A. S.. Minneapolis, Minn. c. E.. Mannington. W. Va. V. R. NJ. Philadelphia. Pa. Rose. West Dennis, Mass. stubbie. Whittier, Cal. Mrs L. C.. Atlantic City. A. < C.. Warren. R. I.
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Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-02

Om jay icKc1mSstager mig, -
SADIE han, sa har nj haft nagon
ledsamhet i alton.
ia, svarade Vincent Mount
ford, jag har nyligen forlorat Diet
karaste Jag egde pa jorden. bet ar
icke lange sedan jag sag grafven
sluta sig ofver den enda qvinna, som
jag nagonsin alskat. Mahanda ar
namnet yanberg er icke helt och
ballet obekant, mr. Godwin2
Bankiren spratt till och hans bleka
ansigte blef annu blekare, do han
motto hertigens allvarsamma blick.
Den unge manner holl derefter
fran for hans ogon Diet urblekta, ]
juveler infattade miniatyrportrattet
af den skona judinnan.
Har nj nagonsin f0rr sett delta
~portratt9 - fragade han.
Rupert Goodwin vek rysande till
baka for denna bid.
Err dotter, er o~fvergifna, glomds
dotter skulle pi sin dodsbadd hafva
forbannat or, Rupert Goodwin, SADIE
hertigen hogtidligt,- ON icke dodens
morka sloja lagt sig mildrande 0fver
hennes ogon. Hon uttalade emeller-
It'd icke EFT ord ON karlek eller forla-
telse hon endast berattade mig slit
lifts historic. Dueller tillhora nu en-
forsvunnen It'd, annars skulle jag
annu mera tydligt hafva sagt or hvad
jag tanker ON en- man, som later
tvenne varnl0sa qvinnor hungra och
frysa pa Londons gator. Sasom Diet
nu ar, sa motas vi fran och med
denna dag som frammande for hvar-
andra.
Med dessa ord bugade hertigen SIG
och lemnade rummet.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-02

ton yttrat att hon skullc onska att
en- gang ia hvila pa denna afsides
liggande kyrkogard. Vincent Mount.
ford, hertig af Harlingford, som err
inrade sig hvarje af dessa sk0na lap
par uttalad 0nskan, gl0mde heller
icke dessa ord.
Judinnan blef begrafven pa den
vackraste 1ack of denna landtliga
k~yrkog&rd. Begrafningen forsiggick
utan ringaste stat och kistan atfolj-
des endast af EN- sorjande van, men
mahinda har pa fa grafvar falts sd
bittra tarar SON de, hvilka fylde
Vincent Mountfords 0gon, da preston
Taste en- kort bon Oliver den d0da.
Alt var slut och den unge mannen
korde langsamt tillbaka till staden.
Alt var slut! Huru mycken smarta
~innefattas icke i dessa tire sma ord.
bet sista karleksverket val utof-
vadt och hertigen maste lemna den
stilla kyrkogarden, pa hvuben hans
alskade sof den sista son =.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-02
Ute kas
I ddrhatset.

Doktor Wilderson Snafleys privata
daranstalt tycktes vara beraknad pa
att bringa den f0rnuftigaste menni-
ska till vansinne. Dystra murar at
ovanlig hold och uphill forsedde
med tata jernspetsar innesl0to en- ur-
skog af h6ga, vildt vaxande buskar
och fallfardiga poplar, hvilken inhag-
mad fick MANN, heder och vardighet
af tradgard. Midi j denna sa kallade
tradgard stod EFT hogt, fyrkantigt
hus, hvilket sag till att en- gang hafva
varit hvitt, men fran hvars morka,
af r0k svartade vaggar kalken loss
nat och fallit af i stora stycken.
Langa raider af fonster utan gardiner
vette utat den dystra urskogen. Der
funnos inga markiser till skydd mot
solens brannande stralar; endast
nagra svartmalade traluckor svinga-
DIES af vinden fran och tillbaka pa
sina rostiga hangslen. bet var delta
hus, hvilket doktor Snaffey omtalade
som ''ett fortjusande landstalle med
tradgard och parkanlaggning'.
Men doktorn kande slit folk och
lat icke fora sig bakom ljuset at
k%anslofulla miner eller deltagande
talesatt. Han visste endast alltfor
val att ingen, efter att hafva kastat
en- blick innanfor asylens murar,
skulle hafva anfortrott honom en-
alskad slagtings ward.
De olyckliga, hvilka tillbringade
slit sorgliga lif under delta tax. voro
menniskor, hvilka verlden 0nskade
att vara af med.
ON Rupert Goodwin vagat att
morda denne unge man, sa skulle han
hafva gjort Diet, tankte doktor
Snaffey, han betalar mig endast
derf0re att han icke har mod nog till
att pa annat satt skaffa honom undan.
Flera natter och dagar efter sin
ankomst till asylen forblef Lionel
Westford medvetslos, alltjemt EFT
rof for sina feberfantasier och vida
syner. Men ehuru doktor Wilderson
Snaffey var en- skunk och en- charla-
tan, sd var han dock i besittning af
en- viss skicklighet j slit fack. Han
f~0rordnade att den unge manner
skulle atnjuta mer an en- vanligt ON
sorgsfull ward, ty Lionel Westfords
lf hade for honom EFT varde af fem
tundra pund ON aret, = eller lika
mycket som fem vanliga patienter
~inbringade honom. / anledning haraf
kom p~atienten i a~tnjutande af fore
tradesrattigheter, hvilka hittills icke
kommit nagon AMMAN till godo. Han
fick EFT eget sofrum, j stallet for att
ia sin sangplats i Diet stora rum,
hvarest tjugo p~atienter sofvo sida
ON sida med hvarandra pa EFT uselt
halmlager och der vinden hven in
genom otaliga remnor och sprickor i
de murkna dorrarna och fonsterkar-
marna.
Den ~febersjuke, unge mannen ater-
fick hastigt sina kroppskrafter under
sin nye vaktares handler, och KNAPP
past en vecka efter ankomsten till
asylen hade han ocksa aterfatt slit
fulla medvetande. Delta uppvak-
nande var Diet forfarligaste ogonblick
j Lionel Westfords lif, mera fojrfar-
ligt till och med an den stund. da
han, efter erhallen visshet ON sin
faders ode, medvetslos dignade ned
pa grasmattan Wilmington Halls
park.
Da han 6ppnade sina 0gon och for
gafves sokte att utfundera hvar han
befann sig. kande han EN- d0dskyla
genomisa sina lemmar vid &synen af
Diet dystra rummet med de nakna
vaggarna ocn Diet smutsiga golfvet.
.Forta)
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-02
FyrttOfcmte kapilea.
Herttgen af Harlinaford g0r en-
upptdcEt.

Esther Vanberg blef begrafvsn pa
sn k~yrkogard northwest om London.
On idyllisk fack pa spetsea af en- liten
hold en- kyrkogard. hvilken i de
ianga sommardagarna tycktes inbju-
da till EFT poetsk drUmmande. GamIa
taxustrad kastade sina skuggor pa
den sammetslena grasmattan, hiir
och der sken cit hvitt marmormonu-
ment fran mellan Diet tata l0fverket..
Judinnan hade en- gang pa on rid
Sur sailskap med hertieeu upptackt
denna fack och j On halt skamtande
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-02
T SPARA.

Alltid spara ar enda sattet att komma
fran. bet ar den man eller q%yinna. som
lagger aside en- del af hvarje veckas eller
manads Ion, som winner storsta franz
gang. Pa ALA sadana inhesparingar be-
tala vi.
3 'PrOcentS EHS Dar,d e hai fHSasa
Sma sparbossor at stall utlanns till dem
som onska dem. vi AMANDA inga agen-
ter.
Wi representera de basta ang-
batslinier for oceanbiljetter ill
Europa.
WOODBURY. COUNTY SAVINGS
BANK.
4O5-4O7 NEBRASKA STREET
Open Pd A5yota gsqvaAayns
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
uons for government bonds. compared with
Wednesdays:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foregn houses dealt IN
20G0O shares in the local market mostly purchases
In London consols strong. while the general
market Influence abroad was the reduction in the
minimum rate OF discount in the Bank OF England
TO 3l2 per cent. The weekly bank return made an
exceptionally strong showing. There I'M
portant changes in foreign discount rates
DIVIDENDS DECIANRED-The directors OF the
Yorl1ville Bank have declared a semi-annual divI-
dend of per cent. payable July ? The directors
OF tho New Amsterdam National Bank have de-
elared quarterly dividend OF per cent. payable
July to stockholders OF record on June Is
The board Of trustees of the Bank for Savings OF
New York has declared the I7tth semi-annuaI div-
dend at the rate OF per cent all OF s.
and upward. payable July . Directors of the
Finance Company OF Pennsy lvania have declared
the regular 81 % quarterly dividend on the second
preferred stock, payable on August l to stock
holders OF record OF July 81 The directors of the
ular seni-annual dividend OF per cent. payable
on July 10 stockholders of record June 20 The
directors OF the Garfield National Bank have de-
clared quarterly dividend OF per cent payable on
June So The Detroit United directors have declared
the usual quarterly dividend OF IL per cent on the
capital stock The trustees OF the Bowling Green
Trust Company have declared a semi-annual divf-
dend OF 10 per cent payable July Is. This semi
annual dividend OF 10 per cent Is payable on the
reduced capital OF 81 100000 and Is equivalent 70 the
regular per cent semIannuaI dividend heretofore
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
CURB MARKET TRADING.

The market for outside securities during the ear
session displayed little or no activity. and pree'
maintained a steady tone Toward midday 10"
ever. little more animation developed. oa1 U''
was generally al the exptase OF values. Prices I.
nearly the entire list reced-d fraCtonaly In'e's'
was generally centred in the mining group espo
cially in United Copper. which. after advanelns =
fell 12a American Can stocks were weak on M
crate liquidation: the preferred broke point
Mackay stocks were steady. Otis Elevator II
proved a point Cripple Greek Central hai."~'
common UP points. Lehgh Valley was -
Marine issues We're steady. but quiet AInsl'
Tobacco, on the exchange OF an odd lot. game
points. Boston Copper eased or ,; Nevad@ -, -
sordated 9 and Greene Z. while H@s-. =,
changes were noted elsewhere IN this group. S0'''
were dun and easy.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
THE BANK For SAVINGS

~ THE CITY OF MN YORK
$50 Fourth
18th SEM1-A&STAL Dividend.
Inc Board - Trustees has declared a dividend for
the elk months erding 80th 1906 al The rate ~
1o1k PEh cENr- Per annum all sums OF IS 90 and
cEEsTcs entitled thereto. @ -
TIE dividend Is credited depositors as principal yuly
Ds5S:ts on or before July 10Th draw tn,.re.,
from slily st iaoG WILLIAM " SMITH President
CHARLES a. SHERMAN.
JAMES KNOWLES Compiroller
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22

loo. sed Tolal sales foF the day. 'tnli5ted
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
RAILROAD.
BONDS.

'odd lots. tselia cents per share. sseleF !" =
interest
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-New OrIeans-Com-
mercal, 75c discount; bank. 81 premium. San Fran
cisco-Sight par; telegraph. 214c Boston-1Oc dis
count Chicago-1Oc premium. Charleston-Buying.
par: selling. hC premium. Cincinnati-1Oc discount
Savannah-Buying. 5nc discount; selling, 75c dis
count Mnneap pOlis-5c premium st. LoUis-2Oc
premium bid SOC premium asked.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York Exchanges.
S5l3Ol3.57S; balances, s9,262 79S. Baltimore Ex-
changes. $4.65s 5S; balances. S6O412 Boston-Ex-
changes SIS 2O9.509; balances. SL12S.O67 Chicago
Exchanges $34 747; balances 81 40 PhiladeI-
phia-Exchanges S25. 1854; balances. $3.125244
SILVER MARKET-Rar silver. 6515c; Mexican
silver dollars. 504c. Bar silver in London closed
at 80 5-16
GOLD PRE8IJrM.-In Madrid $50; Lisbon. 400.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexican exchange
New York is quoted a. 1881.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. SS37. .5S6 internal
receipts S4O01s; miscellaneous receipts. $O2 70S
Receipts for the day. H7So367; expenditures. 81 40
go Receipts for the month TO date, s34 S549;
penditures. S5510Oo0; Of receipts. S911354s
Receipts for the fiscal year TO date. S74111S3 ex-
penditures. 1858 26; OF receipts sl5275927
SUB-TREASURY.-Ths SUb-Treasury was cred
itor TO the Clearing House $5320
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22

FOREIGN MONEY MAItkET-Cau money IN
London. 2q2it per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills 3Isg3h per long bills. Sisd3H
per cent Berlin discount rate, 3ss per cent Berlin
exchange on London. % marks 47aI pfennigs. Paris
discount rate 2 9-16 per cent. Paris exchange on
London . francs II centimes. Bar gold in Lon
don, rs 9iad
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-BritIsh cOnsols for
money. IS 11-16 for the account. sS4 French rentes
81 IS centies Japanese IS first series. l0l'e
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
BANK OF ENGLAND RETURN.

London June 2l.-The weekly return of the Bank
OF England shows the following changes: Total
increased f2.OS+oD0. circulation increased
s20Oa bullion increased 81 a5 2. other securities
increased IilsOO, other deposits decreased IS COO
public deposits increased f. 46OoO notes in reserve
increased f2oi2,co0 government securities un-
changed. The proportion OF the Banks reserve TO
liabilities Is now 490i per cent. against A. So per
cent hast week. and compares with 81 per cent In
this week last year. The rate of discount was re-
duced fran &c az peP cent
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. June H. p nl.-The market for Amer
lean securities was strong Last quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
WHEAT.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at 31a
per cent; highest 3k per cent; lowest 2a per cent
last loan, 21a per cent close 25 per cent; ruling
rate. ga per cent. Time money was quoted at AZ
per cent for thirty DAYS. a. per cent for sixty days
24G5 per cent for ninety days and four months 5
per cent for five and six months and 595a per cent
for seven months. Commercial paper was quoted at
5d5i2 per cent for sixty 10 ninety days. 5G5i5 per
cent for six months. and 5$4q6 per cent for
others
FOREIGN ExCHANGE.-Market closed easy.
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
IRVING SAYINGS INSTITUTION

40 Chambers ~. New York City.
gAs soREe " Trustees has ceelsreG se-ni-annual
clNlcsn1 81 us
~ -, fOIE fEk CEST. PER ASNUM
g a. ncpos,ts entitled thereto from 70
lnc.nsiNo anc on The excess O. up 20 ana in
S-eiHs sSDee n tne rate ot three and Per
sS.LI Pc As1arr payable on ana after Monday July
1tth 1898 Deposits made before July l0th 1906
WI era" Interest cropl July .sf. 1906
". II. j. TOTTTN. President
9. BYRON LATIMER Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

RIAL.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
Financial Meetings.

AMERICAN CAR e FOUNDRY COMPANY
- STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
TUE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE AMERICAN
- CAR FOUNDRY COMPANY are hereby notified
fat The regular Annual Meeting
SAD cornpany wiz 5e neid ofces No 24s WASH
sSGgoA STREET. JERSEY CITY. NEW JERSEY on
~, -, 'ltSLAa. he 2sih DAY OF JTNE. 1900. y
- ~@Jch NegN, To- tsa .1rS1se % eect4ng a Of
Dre-ols ana t.5rzsEtiIg such ol@r business may
pr0pctlg h-ofEtf befcTe the
Ii'e Stock Trars,eT BOOKS a. ci9e
ThursGSy June 9Th ard E.o3ea Tcess2y Jay 3rd 1870
D. a EIA5y. Secretary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-12
The Mayors Court.

In the mayors court Monday morn
ing Frank shufert was srraigned upon
a charge OF dlsorderly conduct. The
witnesses who appeared sgainst him
testified that his conduct upon the
charge was disorderly, and ne was re-
CURED TO pay a fine OF $3.50 and costs.
John Gaines. who had some sort Of
Misunderstanding with woman snd
threatened TO wipe the face Of the
earth up with her, was also srraigned
upon charge Of disorderly conduct.
bat the prosecuting witness withdrew
the charge, and the defendant wss let
oG with the costs In the ease.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-12
MtsiInr ef s,sward,.

The last QaAF1eEly meeting OF the
hoard Of stewards Of Kavansugh
Methodist Church was held ~ the
classroom II the church MeadaY ~.
lernoou, end vas ", stleDdod.
The meeting vas q sssces, 10 evefy
way, a. reports showed che eondiiicn
o. the church aud i,s aHsip TO BE-
most satisfactory, THIS will enab'e
Rev 7. J, Nixon. who lei, Tuesday for
Conferences a. Pslatss, 20 maheA e..
vorable sepor, upen TIE dcings u The
church here.
HolWithuandlnE that there are
rnary larger churches IN the STATE, the
0alnssvIlls shusnh T. considered one ~
she best AID uealthlesi churches 10
Floslda.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-12
AN INTERESTING MEETING.
ladies Hospital Aid Association Con-
vsned at sanliArIum Monday.

ladies Hospital Aid Association Con-
vsned at Sanltsrlum Monday.
The Ladles' Hospital AID Associa-
slea. an adjunct OF the Gainesville
end AlachuA County Hospital AssoOls-
sion, held an interesting meeting at
ths Sanitarium Monday afternoon,
whleh WAS largely attended, and at
which a great deal OF enthusiasm was
msnliesed.
Among other things discussed 40
thls meeting was a number Of plans
for the betterment Of the lnstitution,
which discussion was entered into with
earneutness by several ladies present.
Visiting aud dover committees were
appointed, aud the association guAFAn-
teed lhe nainIeaaaee OF one Of three
charity gaFds.
Il ls anneanced upon authority that
steps ara being taken 10 establish =
shAflty ward Zoe colnFed people.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-12

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