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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18

Torturing eczema spreads It's burning
area every day. Doan's Ointment quick
~ stops its spreading, instantly relieves
the itching, cures il permanently. At
any drug store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18
EIrin Butter Market.

Elgin. H., July 17s-Butter ruled
firm yesterday and unchanged from last
week at 20 cents. Output for the week
100000 pounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18

There's nothing SO good for a sort
throat as Dr. Thomas Electric Oil.
Cures it in few hours. Relieves any
pain in any part.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18

Woman loves clear, rosy com.
plexion Burdock Blood Bitters purifies
the blood, clears the skin, restores rud.
dy, sound health.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18
Greater Kansas City.

The proposed extension OF the city
limits, together with the number of
skyscrapers going up, suggests that kan
sas City is growing, not only CONNER.
cialIy but latitudinally, iongitudinally
and perpendicularly Kansas City
Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18
The Old swimmin' Hole.

What has become Of Esopus, Ollie
James old swimmin hole Of 1904 -
Louisville Herald.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-13
RIO GRANDE SHOWS
INCREASE IN EARNINGS

The annual report for the Denver
and Rio Grande railroad for the
year ending Jnue 80. Just made pub.
lilo. shows that the gross earnings of
the road were s19. 6s9. I15. an increase
of %. .658. 606 over the earnings Of the
previous year. The net earnings Of
the road were 81. 68i 943. an increase
Of &519. .397 over those of 1906.
The Rio Grande has spent much of
its earnings in new equipment. The
expenditures for the year amounted
to 81 500. COO. an increase Of 1896. 0S6
over that of the preceding year. The
surplus earnings Of the year. after
paying all expense. Of dividends and
equipment. amounted to &i66. 69S.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-13

sits on Eight MILE. Just what their
mission Is no one can learn. but Il 10
said to he some kind Of \ water deal
the Fuel company is working on.
It 10 known that company il desirous
Of securing all the water It possibly
can for Its Minneaua steel works At
Beasemor. aud IL 10 said the presence
Of the sui veyoTs In this part Of the
country has some bearing on the
water question. They have been hero
the last ten DAYS.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-13
ABOUT YOUR NEIoHBoRs
AND YOURSELVES

Miss CArIotta Rios has returned
from Pueblo.
-klss Hennsr has bsen on the sick
list the last two days.
Ed Rule left for Pueblo today
whore be has found smplo, msnt.
--R. n. CARTS who bas been COP.
fined to his bsd wish typhoid fever Is
showing Improvements
Prof. Brewer. teachef in Emsr.
son school. 10 ON the siok list and od
duty. he has : biliousness attack,
IN. e Lewis left for Denver this
morning to attend the Republican
ststs ccnvsntion which begins tomor.
row.
Mrs. John e. Rothweli and
daughter who havs been visiting Mrs.
e. B. Criddle. left today for their
Eome In Denver
j ". Yelton and wife left last
evening for Colorado Springs. Mr..
Yelton is attending the cong reseional
convention in that city today.
Miss Frances Montgomery left this
morning for Colorado Springs to re.
sume her studies at Colorado college.
This is her last year in that school.
Miss Estella BArbar Of Kansas
City, milliner st Proctor and Cos.
this season. arrived last evening and
entered upon her duties this morning.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-13

"valley Farm the sparkling
drama. by st. Alban's Guild. at Hous.
con. opera house Friday night. Sept
81. Adm ission Soc. S5 and 25 cents.
Tickets on sale At Daniels Drug
store.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-13

"No community can prosper shat
divides its forces. Its buyers and
sellsrs must work together. "-Ex.
tract from "a Loyal Church. "
The daily tribune., 1906-09-13
Advertising Pointers.

Take care Of your advertising, and
your advertisipg will take care Of you.
"a prudent man dc 60 not make the
goat his Rardner.'' nor does wise
merchant rely upon poster campaigns
In his adyertisinR. There are many
kinds of "publicity" which are about
~ valuable - goat would be In
the role Of gardner.
"He that will not sail until all
danger IL over must not put to sea
1t ALL" And the merchant who 10
afraid that Advertising may not pay
will never find out "for certain"-
not until he gets over the timids. ="
C. F. g. l. COMPANY PUTS
SURVEYORS IN TIE FIELD
A corps Of surveyors In the employ
Of the Colorado Fuel and Iron com.
pany has been put In the field In the
mountains north Of this city In the
vicinity Of the government reservoir
The daily tribune., 1906-09-13

BEST Iss cream soda"-Yslton.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-08
foil mir Die aebIe uerlenseu, rueun ii.

TOLL mir Die aeble uerlensen, fpenn lie
rs lid smeinol anoeuten ldBt."
nuno num-" lubr err wieber Seibeu
peritanoli6 fort, nun miro Die garse
@elbidte ouf a6t Gage peri6ober,
bamit i'd j3eit fir Die Sorbereitungen
babe. alles Snoere tiimmert Sud
nidt, bos brin9e i9 in Srbnung. Gle
AnOeren miilien elm &omite bilben-
10 mas mus babel ieiu-unS Die iageu's
Sud ipater, wie es Der lid seben loll."
Seiner Ger beioeu Gegner magte
cine NiNerreoe, lie lpGren nod polls
itdnci9 nerluirrt, uno mir Gbarlep,
Der lfon BON pOrnberein ser Safe
mebr Spmpatbie entgegenbradte,
i1paHg iif) III elmer Semerfuns auf
bic linn Defenders am Serseu lag.
~Wie fommt &c, baB Sbr @ud) 10
anselegentlid) bemiibt, Sobee? Ser
langt Sbr Nntbeil an Der @innabme?"
Dap mid Soft bewabre, mo oenfit
On bin?" pebrte Wir. Sobae entriiitet
ab. nOie Collars Dem Sieger. SD
thus aus SreuuOid)aft, aus Segeiiie>
ru19 fir beu sroBen G~jeOanfeu," Elm
liitiges Yddeln glitt iiber iein baseres
Geiidt uno lieB feline Iauglein bops
pelt 9ei6minoe blinselu-,uno neil
ib in 'ner beldeioeneu G6e ne gar
aufmade. G8 miiBte ia nit Dem Ecu.
fel sn9eber, wenn Die SeeeiIterune
unb bic @etten oen 9utea @eutd)en
nidt gu einem sroBarttseu Ourit pers
bIlien. @eun i'd meinen SranoD iels
Der trinten muB, 10 perOiene ib eS audi
niGt anoers. 9ababa. Goodby,
5oys!"
g8eg NOR er, nno NiemanS bahte
mebr oaran, Sen Ylan oeS geriebenen
Soibua gu binoern. So, ia, Soibua
mar in Der Shat Elm rfeiner SunO."
GbarleD fiel auf iein Eager suriid
uno begann ieinen unterbrOGeuen
Marid auf'S 9ieue 81 pfeiien; Sill
abcr ifulterte 9eoanfenuoll ieinen Sad
uno ranDerte trdumeuO iiber bic Yrais
rie.
(S4lub fOtgD
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-08
Snbtana 9ribine s. Jebrnar 1905.
Wisrt Dir Sas, Gomandss

tOmmen. 0lerf Dir bas, .Gomandss
BILL, iunit--
.SOnit?~ siidte Bill, Seiien beiBes
9lu1 bel bieier Drobuns e%mporwallte.
.Sonit biit gu Der Grlte, ben es
trifft, Ou Nbf6mmlins zines wins
oiaen Sranaoien uno elmer Gomanhe>
Wieltisen!" iGrie GbarleD uerudtuugss
poll.
@l6fahl, nit perSerrten 3iaen uao
itnmm Dor auf~lteigenoem @rimm
lprdng Dill enpur unb ltarrte nit
glibenoen Nu9eu ben, Eobenoen ms
@eliht. Die Sano I'm ben Wleilers
sriff frampfeno ftanoen ii6 9eibe
ge9eniiber uno betrafteten chamber
nit haEerfiillten Sliden. Cine einsise
suidllige SeweSung, ia, oaS i3ufeu
elmer SSinnper tonnte oieIe beigbliiti9en
Naturmenlhen 3ulammenbeeen, unb
bann rangen in Dem engen Gaurl,
beim unlihereu 2i6t Der Serse, spei
Sreunoe nit einanoer auf Zoo uno
Seben Die 10 manhe8 liebe Wal ibr
Slut fir einanber eingeieet batter.
@nblif ;uau9 Sill ole sdbrenbe
9eioeni9uft in ieiuer 9ruli CUR 0iube,
unb nit elmer abwebrenoen Sanoe
beresuu9 ben blutigeu Austras iiir oen
Nu9eublid ablebneuo, trat er einen
Shritt suriid.
.Miann," feufte er, ais er Der
Sprade mieoer mddtis mar, .Mann,
trefie id Did AM britten Morgen,
swei GtunSen .na6 Sonnenaui9arl9,
am @illow @reet?"
sd werSe bort ieiu," nal Die Suts
mort.
.Wit 8iidie uuO Meiier?"
sd werOe bort iein."
r@ut."
Ger Salbbliitise mari nod einen
letten orobenoeu Slid ouf leinen
friiberen Sreuno, Damn iparote err lit
furS unO i6ritt in Die SinlterniB bins
aus.
Der 3uriidbleibenbe l0id)te cas
Si6t aus lno mari it'd auf ieiu Eager.
@eni9e 0iinuten lpater tiinoetcn rubisc
Ntbem;iise, oaB er in oaS 9tei1 Ser
&rduuie eingetebrt lei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-08

0uben DIR acknowledgement. Der
beriibmte HatuIfori6er @uuier, Ger
S~esriiuoer Der persleidenoen guor
tonic, b~egegnete emit, 10 acbt Die
Gage, aui einem Spasierganee ienem
unansyuebmen @eien, bas iid) ourd,
S0ruer uno einen YIeroefuB merflidb
BON anberen Herionen unterlheioei.
@s entipann iif ,miiden bieiem unb
Dem NaturIuriher foleenoes turse Sc.
iprah: Oer @eb6rnte: sis
werSen bic 0eidlligfeit baben, mid
ausubeten. "-9upier: r9but mir
leio, absr i'd mus Sbnen aeIieben, baB
ih oa,u nidt Die serinsiie 0eisuns
babe" - Ger @eh0rnte Unit
brobenSen Miener): .Sie miiiieu lid
oa3u entlhlieBen &c .Sh
erflare Sbnen aui's 9elfimmtelie, oab
Gle etlpas perlanseu, mas se9eu meme
@runoIdee III, uro mas ih oaber uift
~sepdbren fanu. Der @eb6rnte:
.@ut, mein Serr, ga Sic mir Die
feline Gefdllisfeit permeieern, 10
iDero' id) mir logleld) ~erlauben, Gle
aufsufreiIeu. ~--G er (oen @ebOrn.
ten mil natnrfnnoi9em 9lid pom Sopf
bis gu cen SiBen betradtenb): .SOr.
ner uno seipaltener Suf-gramini-
vorus (Tflausenfreiier)! Gle mid
freiien? uniinn?1
SIN Rem gprter 9afen
famen tpGbrenb bes Sabres 1905 1904
Oampfer uno $685. Segelf9iffe on. gs
mar oiss cine 3unahme gesen 6os
sSabr 1904 bon 120 S4iffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-08

6cinrib der 99tc liebte cine Sofs
bame iiber Nlles. Sieier propbe,eite
nun elm @abriaser = notwithstanding
aus politiifen @riinben, Gap lie in
adt 5agen iterben miiIie, ipetli lie
ibren Serfebr nit benz S0ni9e uidt
aufseben werSe. Die SoiSnme aneltiate
iid barber bermaBen, baB lie lid
bon Dem S6nig ;uriifsus. Seinrih
Der aGte mollte iid bafiir on Dem
&abrlager ridden. @r rief ;luei ieiner
0iener uno befabl ibnen, ben Wiann
auf ieinen @inf aus benz 6enIter gu
merfeu. Garauf lies er Den ~9Gabriaser
Dor ii9 rufer. Gu balt ben SOB Der
Sofbame pcraus III iasen gepuBt,
peibt Gu auf) ben Gag unb Die Stunbe
be8 Seinigen?" frug Der SONG. nit
burdbobrenpem Slid. Ger gSabrs
lager, ser mobl einen @iut befommen
baben mofte, ent9e9nete ruhi9: ga
wobl-Sob fam i6 Gn6 nur 10 uiel
iageu, Sbr werbet brei Stunoeu nod,
mir Iterben." Oariiber ma Ger 90nig
10 betroifen, ba6 er Den @abriager
entlieB uno isater iosur oeiieu Seben
iOrsialtis bewadjen lieB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-08
On einem gufias Der Nrau sSlf

Sn einem Nufias Der 6rau Slfa
SorOmie>S arnaD in Der rDeutiden
Seuue": uSm Suuie 6ruui 2iists,"
ersdblt Die Serfuiierin. wie %ist
ielblt iiber feline b~etannte 9esesnnns
nit 8eetbOpeu beriftete:
sd mar unseiabr ELF Sabre alt
begann er, pals mein uerebrter Sebrer
@sernD mid Su Beethoven brahte.
S6on lause uorber hattie er 5ieiem
BON mir er;dblt uno i'm 9ebeten, mid
einmal a%n,ubOren. Nllein Seetbopen~
empianb iolden @icernillen eesen
@unoertinoer, baB er lid INNER beftis
baeeaen itrdubte. mid 81 empiangen.
@nblid lieB er lid bod pon Dem Iners
miiolihen GsernD iiberreben uno iagte
sum SGluIle un9ebuIoi9: Slio brinseu
Gle mir in gottes 9lanen Den Tader!!"
@s lpar nm sebn llbr Miurgens, ols
mir Die smei fleinen Stuben i'm
SGmar;ipauierbauie, no Beethoven
mobnte, betraten; i'd etlras idJiifterr,
GsernD mid fIeunOli6 ermutbigeno.
Yeetbopeu iaB Dor einem langen,
idnnalen 2ii9 arl Seulter uno arbeis
tete. Gr blidte uns cine &eile finiter
an, iprad nit GsernD elm paar fliifJs
tise @orte uno blieb i6peiglam, ais
mein gutter %ebrer mid ans &lauier
winfte. Sd ipielte 3uerii Elm fur;eS
Stiid bon Sites. Oils if) 9eeuoet butte,
iraste mid Beethoven, oh id cine
Sad'i6e Suae ipielen fOune. SD
wdblte Die @smoll: 6use aus Dem mobls
temperirten Siauier.
nSGnnteit gu Die Snse aid slei1
mad elmer auoeren GOnart trans
poniren?" fra9te mid Seetboueu.
Bum Slid fonnte id es. Nad Bent
SdluBaftorb blidte i9 aui. Ger buns
fel9liibenoe Slid bee grOEen Mleiiters
lag Surtbrinseno auf mir. DU6 pl0ss
lid so9 elm milbss SGfeln iiber Die
biiiteren j3iise, Beethoven fam gan,
nabe beran, beuste lid III mir, leste
mir Die Sauo auf ben Sopf uuo fubr
mir itreidelno mebrmalS iiber oas
Spar.
r5eufelsterl!" fliiiterte er, niu cir
Gaderi"
SD sepann rlOelid Mntb.
Carr i6 jeet etipaS bon Sbnen
ipielen?" fra9te i6 fed.
0eethOpen nidte llfelno.
Sd ipielte ben erlten Sas aus bem
@sour, SOnSerte. Ils id fertig mar,
iaEte mid Beethoven an beioeu Sdn,
oen, tiiste MIDI auf Die Stirn uuo iaste
weid: .Gjebl On bit Elm Slid
lid)er! Gem gu mirlt piele ouoere
Weni6en besliider unS e%rireuen! @S
gilt nid)tS Seiieres, Sf0neresl"
9ii;t ersGblte bas SOrliebenoe i'm
Zone tiefIier @rsrifienbeit, Gbrdnen
maren in ieiner Gimme, unb Elm
marines @liidssefubl tlaug aus Der
einfaden GrSdblung. @r blieb cine
turie @ele ifmeisium. GnSli6 iagte
err rOieies @rei9niB aus meinem
9ebeu III meiu sroBter Sioi, seblieben
has @alluoium fir meiue game
SInItlerlaufbubu. SD erSablte es nur
duberlt lelten uno nur-9uten 6reur'
Gen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-08
(S4luB fotgD

IS III o III u II 8 q MI IN
9 b + a fino tpGbreno
oes Sabres 1905 131, $40, 148 Miinz
gen uisseprdgt fpprben. Der @ertb
Der bort aus9eprdgten @olomiin5en
betrGgt $5,282,441 ser Ser Gilberz
min5en $3,028,661.
Brdfioe n baben
fplgenoe Stdaten Der Union ols 8ez
aei9nuns fir ibre Sauptitdbte gs>
pdblt: Miifiiippi Sadion; Mifouri,
Sefferfon gitp; Misconiin, Maoiion;
Hebrasfa, 2incpln uno Der Sif.ritt
Columbia, Waibington.
@n0enfen BON Sir Sen.rp
S r b / g, Dem REINFORCEMENT eng
liiGen S6auIpieler, perosn sesentpdrz
tig in 2onoon nit 9olo oufgepogen.
Gin @eber in & ilmdrs
nod, S6ottIano, Nomens Mutt5efp
SauIbs, fab 80 Sabre an ieinem @ebs
ftubl. Der 9reis tit iiber 90 Sabre
aft.
unter oen prGfioenten
Ser 9 er. g e n 1T dnBer
Dem s. Yrdfioenten Der Union 8an
9uren, MIR nod &ooIebelt BON boQdns
bidder @bifammung.
8ei 81 I a g b o
8 b It :, ndmentli9 bon 3pergobt@
gGrten, lift cine mDgli9t rei9life @erz
tpenoung bon StaQmiit nit 2iidfi4t
auf oie @ooenberbeFerung iehr 5i M
pfc6len. @ebfalf pirft gut auf f6pez
rem, feu9tem @o6en; auf SunOboOen
lit Mergel por5u3ieben. Eobe Salt
false pirfen auf f9perenl, sutem So
oen oft f9dbli9. .@ein uno auf Quit
ten pereoslte 8irrsn leiben namentli9
bon oieien SaIaer, Die aber fir ausge=
oehnten Sbftbau, auf lei@tem, trotez
mem Go6en iebr niibIi9 gu pirfen
pfle9en. Sali uno BbospboriGure eibt
man s~tpedmdbig i'm !9erbite, pGfert
Damn aber au9 6is 8Gume, nm Den
Dung alsbdlb nit Si9erbeit ben Wurz
8eln 5u5ufihren. Gin 1eberf9ub bon
9ali unb pbpspboridure f9abet ni6t,
tpobl ober elm Mangel. Stidftoff0inz
aung in Sorm bon gbiliIdlpeter fam
man audi mod i'm S~riihiobre Biz IN Den
CONNER binein geben.
ueberfitterung 1T oft Die
ur1a9e, tnesbalb Die !6e:1nen i'm @ins
ter i9le6t legsn, bdufig aber au9 Der
umftano, bab tie in einem gu falten
&aume sehalten fperoen. Sinb Die
@dnoe ni9t bt9t, BADEN Tie &ihe, 10
muB sic &Ilte raider ooer lansIamer
e~inoringen. gtm sefGbrli9iten lift Die
Gage mad Ser 8etterieite, mo Die
I4arfe .3ugluft our9 Die fleinften
aiben ginlab finbet. @egen oieien
uebelItano hilft au9 tparmes Wei9=
futter II. /. m. ni9t i'm ~serinsften. Da
beibt es pielmebr, oas 9aus ge5Ortg
bi9t MAIDEN unb ben 6ennen einen
parmen @ufentbalt i9offen, benn ionft
perben fie sstpib ni9t befrieoigeno
leeen, mDsen fie nod 10 rei4li9 gez
fittert peroen.
@IlSub ia 8egiez
BEN Der 3immerpflanaen i'm 8inter
permeiOe ON. Man iiberaeuge fi4
auerft, oh tpirfli9 Die Srodenheit Der
Sopferoe cine berartise lit, OaB lie cine
8~epGheruns nDtbis bat. Dies ldbt
fi4 babur9 priifen. oab man elm tpenig
Groe 5pii6en Den Singeri1 5erreibt, Die
fi4 tpie trodener Staub anfiihIen mub,
ipenn fe pirtli9 a%ussetrodnet lit. 9as
@rauausfeben Der groe lit tein fiaeres
Mertmal bafiir. bab lie sdnal;d troden
gepproen 1T, oenn elm iebr ianoiger.
~iiberbaupt mebr lei4ter Sopfpflanaenz
booen betommt febr lei9t, penn feline
oberite S4i9t bereits trpden 5u tperaep
bestnnt. cine sraue Scribe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-08
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Q.
Dim fOl9euoen Wlorsen lag Charley
langgelireGt auf ieinem Wager mo pfiff
lorglos Den @aibingtonsOiarIa, ais
Bill eiptrat uno ltillidwei9enS iein
giQenthum auIammeniupaGen begunn.
GbarleD piiff unueirrt weiter, Obne
Ieiue Stelluug ~ dnbern ooer irgeno.
mie 9lotis BON Der Geaenuart leineS
ebemaligen SeribruOers 81 nebmen.
90 bate Sill ieiue Siebeula6en in
tilrieiter 6riIt geiGniirt uro ltnnO chen
i'm Segriff ole Oiitte iu perlallen,
ais Elm Sdatten ben Giugalg ueroun=
telte, uno elm LANCER, bagerer GeIelle,
nod balb pom bellen SOnuenli6t Der
8rairie sebienoet blin3elnO Die N1ms
merun9 OeS 9taumes curdipdbte.
Gobaio er Ole Inwelenbeit Der Seis
ben mabrgencmmen bate, ldlenDerte
er ullgenirt berein uro mari lid ebenlo
un9eui.t auf eiren Der leeren Sise.
Sag, Sungena," srii6te er oers
traulidI. Sub, 1T bas ne Siee.
unbetiimmert oarulrl, oaB ibn Die
mano antUortete, 500 er elm 9roBee
Snlhentuf berpur urO begann ieir
bageres 9anfee9eiidt eifris su reiben.
Gr mo9te in Den Tier;i9ern leia lnO
trug iib ME Die 9ei6oftsleute Der
tleinen 9anoliGOte. genlerteusweytb
an linn maren MIR iciue pfiffigen
Aeu9lein, ole balo Dem Gineu unD
balb Dem Nnoeren SublinSelteu. Oann
bra6te er ba8 2aifentud nieoer an
Ort uno Stelle unb ia9te, su Bill
9epenoet: s@ollt ausSiebeny Sill?
Natiirli6, iii gan; in S%rouuus. @enn
10 etma8 in Der Suft liegt, 1T idleft
bel ~einanoer wobnen. 6reut mid aber
bennod), Gu1 beiiammen gu t%reffen.
Sann meme Sade 10 nit einem
Sdla9e abmG6en."
80, mas oennl Sur 'rauS Samit!A
tnurrte Sill.
Sab sud- ndmlib men SOrlGla9
Si maiden, elm @elddit anSubieter,
n eruBartises Geibdit.- bleibi
alio felt babel, baB elmer BON Cub III
Oiel 1T in Seras urS JOINT in Der
Welt?"
,GRr. SOoge, ipenu Sbr swiidleu
uus uermittein wOllt, 10 ipart Sud
bic Wiiibe."
,@ere6ter Gottl" nebrte Nlr.
SoSse eriHreGt ab. Sci ocd) nidt ir
bieig, Bill, fdllt mir ia gar niGt Elm.
@Dnn' Gud) oas Gersniigeu. Sait' es
iosar iiir ne feline Safe, iiir ne
Sa9e, Die, nun ols @el61ft betradtei,
ibre i~iinibunoert Collars uertb it,"
Charley itellte iein FfeiTen elm UNI
lpiete bic Sbren.
,00rt, Sinoer," fubr Der Oanfes
fort uno CAB iid oas Nuieben eiaes
i'm Sntereiie ieiner 9nnoen faltuliren'
Den @el6aftsmannes, SIR mOllt Sud
9egenleitis tootId)ieBen, poer ridtiser,
Giner mill ben @noeren toNti6ieEen.
Oas in Elm Sattum. 3br wollt Sud
fpeaen zines Widofens on ben SalS,
0as 1T mieoer Elm 5atturi. gSaS habit
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-16
COTTON SEED cRUsHERs.
Five Hunderd Delegates Attending At
 Ianta Convention.

Atlanta, Ga, May 15.-Five hundred delegates, representing every cotton growing State and several Northern Stat es. gathered here today for the tenth annual meeting of Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers' Association This association. representing nearly one thousand manufactories and one hundred million dollars added to the annual value of the cotton crop In the United States. brings to it's meetings the consideration of interests second in importance only to those of the Ma tional Manufacturers Association.
 The convention today was welcomed by Governor Joseph M. Terrell, for the State. Mayor Woodward, for the city, and by Samuel D. Jones. president of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. for the citizens and business men of Allan ia. Appropriate responses were made by J. =. Hamilton, of Baton Rouge. La, president of the Interstate Associa tion; by F. J. Bailey. of Paris, Texas and by Ernest Lamar, of Selma. Ala
 At the afternoon session the address of President Hamilton was the inpor- tant feature. in which he considered especially the mutual insurance ques- ton and the marketing of oil. In surance losses should be settled. he said, on the basis of the market value at the time of the destruction of the property. Members, he declared, should insist on this method. instead of esti- mating the cost to the manufacturer and entailing endless litigation.
 The visitors were entertained this evening at a smoker. The convention will continue until Thursday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-16
SPEECH OF JESUS
TINY SCRAP OF yELLUUM FOUND
 AT OxYRHYNCUS.
No Part of Extant Gospel. and Its vaI- ue Must be Left to the Theolog-
 transformations of Phari-r

New York. May 15.-A cable dispatch to a morning paper from London. says:
 Drs. Genfel and Hart, during contin- ued researches of the ruins of oxyrhy- nous. whose ancient monasteries some years ago yielded the famous logia of Christ. found a fragment of supposed lost Gospel which is now in Queens College. Oxford.
 It is a tiny scrap of velIum. per- forated by worms and yeilowed by sixteen centuries. but the writing Is perfectly legible. It is written in Greek characters. which are almost mi- croscopically minute, with scarlet ini- tials. There are about three hundred words. .
 It Is certainly no part of any extant Gospel, but its theoogical value must be left to the theologians.e It is4 un- usually well written fromy literary view point It begins in the middle of a speech. Jesus and his disciples have entered the temple and met a pharisee. who Kebukes them for emitting some ceremonial of ablution.
 Jesus asks the pharisee what the letter has done to comply with the ceremonial The pharisee replies min cation of which no previous authority has given the details.
 Then follows a powerful, eloquent denunciation by Jesus of mere outward purification He said that He and His disciples have been purified by the waters of life, There is also a mem tion of a hitherto unknown part of the temple called the Hegneuterian, or place of purification.
 Theological circles are greatly in terested in the discovery, which prom ises a sensation equal to that created by the logia of Christ.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-16

, nual meeting seems to have been adopted quite generally. What has been the outcomey Have collections been more prompt? Have losses been reduced? What has been the general effect?
 tisements fors baseball games? How much is received per game? How. about complimentary tickets? What is the position taken by mem bers in reference to theatres? Are the managers required to contract for a given amount of space per attraction, and if so. how does the rate charged, compare with the commercial rate? Is there minimum amount of space re- quired for each performance? What difference is made in contracts where shows are billed for one night or for one weeks stand?. How are summer attractions treated? What treatment, do members receive from theatrical managers in the manner of courtesies and how do members regulate their use?
 circus advertising? Is the regular commercial rate charged, or a special rate? Is there any maximun1or mini- mtim limit adopted for use in deaing with circuses? How have circuses treated members in the matter of com plfmentary passes?
 Do members make flat rate to ad- vertising agencies thereby giving them the minimum rate on all their business!
 Like subjects will be discussed at the meetings today which will be held at the New Exchange hotel.
 Tonight banquet will be given the visiting publishers at the Pickwick and most of them will leave for their homes tomorrow morning.