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The Washington times., 1906-12-01
NATHAN FLOWER DEAD,
VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA

NEW YORK, Dec. Nathan NJ
Flower, member OF the New YORK
Stock Exchange firm OF Flower * Co.,
died of pneumonia today. He became
i'll at the Yale-HaTvard football game
Mr.. Flower was veteran OF the Span
ish- h-AmeFican war.
The Washington times., 1906-12-01
WILLS ARE FILED
IN THREE ESTATES

Three wills offered for probate today
dispose of the property of the testators,
as follows. Stephen Kane leaves his
life. and at her death TO his children.
The will Is dated March 10, 1883. William
b. Hall, by his viii dated October %
last, leaves his property 10 his mother.
Mrs. Ann Z. Hall; and Martha L. Mix
leaves her estate to her sisters, Cath
crime and Ella Mix. Her viii is dated
October -. 1901.
The Washington times., 1906-12-01
Lord Rosebery on Lord Randolph
Churchill.


The FIRST publicist of England is Lord
Rosebery. The first essayIst OF England
is also Lord Rosehery. TF- "rst Of Eng
ush ex-premIers is. again, Lord Rose
berry
So. when this genial and distinguished
man of letters undertakes TO write of
public affairs OF the rise Of a peculiarly
interesting y0ung man 80 the post Of
premier. To measure his success and dis
Cuss the limitations thereof. he is as
sured the attention of an Americans who
have interest in those several subjects.
The RosebeTy study Of Lord Randolph
Churchill is rather gauge. OF an analy-
sis. than disclosure II does uncover
certain highly significant facts. such as
His subjects relations with the Irish
leaders. and his break with his own
party. But its chief interest lies in the
measure the author takes Of Lord
Churchill. and The entertaining grace
with which It Is set forth.
The Washington times., 1906-12-01
NO MONOPOLY.

Gassaway-All the rage is for bru-
nettes, the fashion papers say
Peckhau -Nonsenset My wife dis
plays a lot OF rage very frequently. and
she's a decided blonde.-The Catholic
Standard ana Times.
The Washington times., 1906-12-01

according To Secretary Wilson's esti-
mates II that's true, the vegetaFians
have been stuffng the ballot in MAX
ing up their returns.
New York boasts that the wealth Of
the State has increased more than 81
O0o,O00,OG1 IN the last four years. She
ought to feel rich enough TO afford a
better brand Of United States Senators
Missouri Republicans have started a
/ boom foT Nj Cortelyou for President
The Missouri postmaster is grateful for
past favors and hopeful for future ones
That Missouri bandit who went
through a train 'robbing only the rich"
naturally came 20 grief Il is more pop
ular and more safe TO rob the poor.
Yale has made q profit OF $4,000 in
football this year. That's enough to
pay the salaries Of about sixty-five pro
fessors at the prevailing rate.
Dr. Parkhurst says he could find men
in New York today To match the twelve
apostles. All right. Doctor. Name the
eleven others
The Government is to build a torpedo
factory az Newport. They already have
a social torpedo factory there, working
overtime.
While the directors of a big corpora
tiun frequently cut melon, the stock
holders usually take their share in
lemons.
As a sign that the lids are all in place,
IL may be noted that Secretary Taft is
going to spend Thanksgiving at home.
The real philanthropist. however. re-
members the poor at times other than
! Thanksgiving and Christmas
Blanche Walsh ought to let us know
whether this latest marriage OF hers is
| for keeps or a Ia Parsons.
Still Congress viii have to decide
whether il will be wise to have ship
subsidy or slip subsidy.
Reading of the strike reports forces
the conclusion that Hamilton is the
Chicago OF Ontario.
The demand for cleaner politics will
be met cnly when there IS a supply of
cleaner politicians.
Ever stop TO think about the number
Of widow turkeys in the country today
Caruso has recovered sufficiently 10
pursue the even tenor of his ways,
The Washington times., 1906-12-01
Dear Mr.. Hanks

In reply to yours OF May u, I have
gust finished reading Camp Kits and
Camp Life FOR which I thank YOU
very much. \ fellow who doesn't know
anything about carp life and camp kits.
viii be lost without your book. / know
that when I did my first living out um-
der the stars, I should have heen saved
much trouble, time, and hardship had
had a copy OF the same on the other
hand. I almost think such a book makes
it 700 easy for the tyr0, confounG him!
He'll escane all the hard knocks
The Washington times., 1906-12-01
NEXT

You've had your turk,
Now get To work,
Don't hesitate or pause,
The time is nigh
When you and /
Must play We sc Santa Claus!
The Washington times., 1906-12-01
A NEAR-FABLE.

4 love-IGTn fly once ospIed a chorus
girl marching adOWn the stage with
spear and glttcring shield. Isn't she
beautiful gasped the fly, alish:ing
upon her radiant counteuance. But
alas, in three seconds the dy' 8 feet We're
covered with sticky. red grease paint
while his little lungs became cOngested
with Madame Primps Pearl Powder,
MOral-One can be too fiy, even with
q chorus glII.
The Washington times., 1906-12-01
Jack London on Camp Life.

Charles Hcdman Hanks has received
letter from Jack London concerning
the formers book, camp Kits and
Camp Life" 1t is a testimonial worth
be~inC:
Glen Ellen. SOHOma County. Cal.
June 10 1896.
The Washington times., 1906-12-01

The average American family con,
sumes L0A pounds of meat annually
according To Secretary Wilson's esti-
mates If that's true, the vegetaTians
have been stuffng the ballot in MAX
ing up their returns
The Washington times., 1906-12-01
NOT so BAD.

"Oh, dear, Mary has gone and married
q pTizeiighteT,"
THANK goodness, ] was afraid she
was going 10 marry d count.
The Washington times., 1906-12-01

the State has increased more than 81
0oe,OG0,0G1 IN the last four years. She
ought to feel rich enough to afford a
better brand Of United States Senators.
The Washington times., 1906-12-01

Missouri Republicans have started a
boom foT Nj Cortelyou for President
The Missouri postmaster is grateful for
past favors and hopeful for future ones
The Washington times., 1906-12-01

Yale has made q profit OF s65, COO in
football this year. That's enough TO
pay the salaries Of about sixty-five pro
fessoTs at the prevailing rate.
The Washington times., 1906-12-01

The demand for cleaner politics will
be met only when there IS a supply of
cleaner politicians.
The Washington times., 1906-12-01

That Missouri bandit who went
through a train 'robblng only the rich
naturally came 90 grief. II is more pop
ular and more safe 20 rob the poor.
The Washington times., 1906-12-01

DR. Parkhurst says he could find men
in New York today To match the twelve
apostles. All right. Doctor. Name the
eleven others.
The Washington times., 1906-12-01

Ever stop TO think about the Rumbe
Of widow turkeys in the country today
The Washington times., 1906-12-01

Caruso has recovered sufficiently 10
pursue the even tenor of his ways,
The Washington times., 1906-12-01

Reading of the strike reports forces
the conclusion that Hamilton is the
Chicago Of Ontario.
The Washington times., 1906-12-01

still Congress viii have TO decid,
whether it will be wise to have shiI
subsidy or slip subsidy.
The Washington times., 1906-12-01

Blanche Walsh ought to let us know
whether this latest marriage OF hers il
for keeps or a la Parsons.
The Washington times., 1906-12-01

The Government is to build a torpedo
factory az Newport. They already have
a social torpedo factory there, working
overtime
The Washington times., 1906-12-01

While the directors Of a big corpora
tiun frequently cut a melon, the stock
holders usually take their share In
lemons.
The Washington times., 1906-12-01

The real philanthropist. however. re
members the poor at times other thar
Thanksgiving and Christmas
The Washington times., 1906-12-01

As a sign that the lids are all in place,
it may be noted that Secretary Taft is
going to spend Thanksgiving at home.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-15

. ',Reaoy Re|ieI

Gon5 glcih pie beftig ober unalis-
ItebIif ole Shmer5en, ole Der &beii.
matiid)e, gettldgerige, S6nade,
@erfriippelte, Ierpoie, Neuralgiife
ober ourd aranfbcit Nleoergepor.
fene Ietoen mag,
Rabiuag's JicnSD Gclicf gicbt amsen.
bliflidlc Sinhernng II. Grlciftcrnns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-15
&n Die bemofratii6en @dbler ber
StaDt Baltimore.
Mfcinc Scrren!

Im H. September mer0en ErmGrmabl brc Smmcn
fir en Der Serren Die Ser gSobltS 9cborbe ais Go0iOnn
fir bcten0en &id 0cs Srcnp @erdts qoiirten ubgcbcn
bben oa Die lebte 2eglSotr od 8ecb ptercl Hr
geeben bat
Ie Wetbooe Der Nominoon Gaubontcn Ser ommeOen
ab lit ais oa Grapforb Goun prm betan oaS beibt bas
To tnnt oiref W een NuSerpGn anc Gatoioae
Der Die groBte n51b Snen crba oe benofrate
Sde Der aglneinen Nopenber. gSob geis SD CLAUDE
innerbu Der Srn5en @obanabes proeion ooerpeig
bonoe inoem d Die lnterIeng oe1ofratdn Mbrger
er sd be oes init &erprcd 0af Sale Nonino-
lion o @rn6bng gepienbnt eBig oie Yen
frrcbtcn bobcn Nncs wcn 5nt Better 0eniden
Nof1b lo in lcbcrcinIimmung nit 0m (9cicbe n0e
Id femme nn aH0crcn @cg, mcW 6Gb9tcn u Hfteramt
nu alJeHnn Eublffm oenonlrcn Gcdeioencr Mee
ols nogld poles Gerraren Guoiianen uulpredn
% nnn GecorO mbenb Der eeen of Sabre ols 9nmolt
Pmnte1 Surin bic @erih Baltimore
Gn unjbren recno ebreuertbcr nmal @riabrna
ebme i'd t Die Namen grpBcn Nn5abl NnpGIn
fir cine Hction ce Gonbibatm inboirno boln;
oc'em 8urs in Der ErmGrpnb 5rid gebon mir
rct fir Die (neridbenoen elb erdn ocit
mes llrtbc 1en uno fr Gnno0en bnn
a lbrer peronlden o protouean 9ctnnndait ais
quotfrt crin Den i'm gebruden en @erdt
lno ouBcroem ote t ais Hdcr ermGblt e0cn nod oas
Scub ebaln oaB OeS Wiglpo bs @uuls
MIR olde Die cine Fetion nit Dem rooinn GonOibar
tTeid)neten.
Der bobe rrlde pcrone Gbaftcr Ser 0Gnner pee OoS
supreme bt bon gereidt bode Hbm Der Stnot @s
n mob bemB lno loOte t omotratn 0hern Die Homi
afon erbnten no erpah meroen geb i'd mer Eatei o Dem oe
I'M 9gnnen Oas Serpren ben erbabenn Gbrufter Hr
1tanoes nod beItem Stonnen ourPdt 81 erbolteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-15
waus,lnOe setaen lbres eeeensvons,ls.

Gas iino Die Gcnie nit oen tiei lieqenben
gInGer. ocrr baaeren, deIben cSeidjt niio Dem
oelanidae glppeiitlolieieii. ieblecbier e'eibmad
i'm Qhinoe. Seritopfltng niio oniiiae 8eroau
nnasiitrungen 'tiiiiolit dn5eiaen. oab file burb
llebergenub Der yeben9freuben pDer aber ourd
ileberarbeihHg Magen liiro Ieber tninirt BADEN
Ser tbui. mas INNER oaS Sianinm Der afanfs
belt IT. bdleiee 3tife noib uno guar Die en8ia
fitere Silie oet iitr oieieli 3ped befofoers 5l,'
bereiietsr et. gerunrb ardnterpilrn 25 9ettis.
Qle etpcibelen. (EtggSd,1&SpJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-15

Gin Shreiben bes FrGiioenten
8ooicpeIt al oen Senor Gueiaoa
niro bcute abenb per0fientlidt. Goi-
ielbe lit bon belte ootirt irno siebt
Den @unih bes Tr1iioenten oui Scr
itellung oes SrieOens in Cuba slltS-
orud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-15
Na0iDab's Meaob Melief

fiirirt nidt niir ben init Dlalaria bebafteten
Yaiienieu fofort foItoerr berbiltet uii1 BET pei'
len. bic bentielben ausgeiebt ilno,uenn iie ieoen
WorGsn beim stltfiteben 8iuan5ig ooer oreibte
aropfen Reabb Nelicf In enem SIae 8aiier
fiebmen uiio einen Grader elieu, irgeno ueI6e
glnfdue
Serfauft bon alien slpotbeferu, 50c. bic Gla'
foe
Gttidet oil 9r. 9iaoiuaH & Co., 90 elm Ctr.
Refpsg sgorf. fir .goof OF glbnice". (0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-15
Baltimore & Sbio
Grfuriipmem
uus Baltimore.

OUT baltimore.
2.50-Gnmbcrlano nno Suriid
S1.70-Ecrtclen SDriuns mno 5urild.
t.25-Winrtinebnrl unn Suriid
$1,25-Nnrpcr' 6crrp NIB 5uriid.
Sunntaa, lB. September. Spcz
6iul5ua ocrdbt Wiount HoDuls Sta
tipn $50 MtoracuS, GlmbeH Stus
ticn 700 WtorgenS.
Vbinoclpbia mn iurid.
81 .50-Gbeitcr uno Suriid
.00-gSiimingtun uuo 5uritd
Sunntng, Is. ltuo 80. Sentbr.
Spe5i1I5uq bcrldbt Gnmheu Stus
ion 500 WtprAeuS, Wtpunt Rpuals
Citation sos Mioraeu5 &rrI1bt
GbiInoeIpbtd 6ur GiiddBrt 700
glbcnos.
0-9tinaaru.Sa1s IT, 5uriid, Srcitas,
2S. Scptbr. Nietc gilltip 5ur 0ins
fupri auf hem Spc3ial6u9e, ber
Ganoeu @abnbof S35 Woreens,
l1onnt 9iobals9abnboi $40 Wsors
aens oerldbt. Sur Rildfnbrt fir
10 Yage etnftbl. bes 5uges beS
Shtuies giiltia.
stbiteber untb Toronto II. 9bous
funo Sslanhs.
gluf Der RiidreiIe MnfenibaIt In
@uifdIo 9todeIter, Geiepd gDuts
fins 8len, Glen Summit Gprines
uno Wau9 9bunf geitattet.
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p 1tnN Observation-Disclosures Sic
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-15

NhpH5uHli CDrltaIfctl nH0 0rH NlctR U
icnes 9lmt pniicno sn MAIDEN.
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Srficrion =. Norris,
W. u. Eartcr,
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Tr. sid,ulas 9. Taihicn,
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Wilton &. Tauis,
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Sreb. q. gurger,
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q. 5enu 5urrc,
.Stnusuro Srausisr Co.,"
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GhaS. z. spfpuon,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-15
Gnae Der Nn,ualte, alcr5te uno G5eid)aitslcne, Sc
Wa(ler J. 0alu6inS a(s Ri(6ler

nSpIHrcn yr oc ncdnctcn nSuiTren bcrsl o Ganobunr
Ses Srn SSacr s. Sawfms fir bas m cinc bcbCnbn 3rS
SnpTcmc Ccridts Der Sa Baltimore bcm @laubn
SGpaiGt Gbdfc mm ben SciR beft bic nOt6is uo i'm
cncs Nmt pnicnb 3n maden.
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(5ortictnns iiebe 2. scite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-15
&rkoeltuneen,
Weber 6als

9urb @innebmen bon 3tpartatg
ooer breibig Tropien oes Heaop He.
lief in etDas Sprup Dor Dem Shla.
fengeben, itno inoem Sbr elm nit He.
lief getranftes Stiid 6Ianea un
Glren Sals DifcIt, perbet Sbr am
Worgen ooIlltdnoig befreit bon einem
rauhen NnIie nllfitehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-15
Pneumonia

ooer Gnt5ilnollng scr 2ungeu iollte
nit Dem Geaop Geliei pie folgt be.
banoeIt ipereen: Der Tatient ioIlte
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eincm @eiEelaie poll 8aiier erbalten,
unb Ole ean5e @rliit, 9fiiden uno
6ront mub i,nter Dem @influB bes
9elief ourd bdufige glpplifationen
erbaltcn pcrocn; 9ecf-Cbee uno
Sraft.Suppen miiiicn Dem Botienten
sur Stdrflng gegebcn perben, uno
leiae gin9elueioe nliiiicu bin uno uie.
ser Ourd 81. 9taowap's Yilen in
Sbltigfeit gclctt mcrocn.
gnt5iinoung ser 9siercn, gnt5iin.
oung Der 9IaIe. Gnt3iinoilng Ser Gin.
eepeibe. gntsiinoung ser 2ungen.
peber SaIs. 9ronditts, Ifperes
sltbmcn, Group, Gatarrb, ssnfllier5a.
9ppfidmer5en 3abnipeb, gseuralgie,
Hbeunntismls, falte Gbias, Mgue
Gbius, Gbiiblains. 8roitidGoen.
Die slpplifation BON q a on H e.
| lie 4 auf ben ooer Die SheiIe, mo- Die
Sdmierigfeit ober Der Sbmer3 eri.
Itirt, miro grleidtcrung ano Hube
9ep1bren.
Snnerlid), Elm boIber Tbeel0f.
feI IN einem balben @laie 8aiier,
filrirt in eirigcn Minuten 9rdmpfe,
Spasms, iauren Magen, Soobren.
men, Nerp6iit6t, Shlafloiisfeit, 3opf.
peb, 0iarrboe, 9pieuterie, Golic,
9lGbnngen umo aae iHnerlihen
Sdmer5en.
Walnrin in ieinen berIdlicocncn ssor.
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oung Scr Sruppen ~ ar
eine Ii iibereilte W B.
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" al bington 9. &, IA. Sept.
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Die 9iohriht BON Der Sorblng Der
Wtotrolenobtbeilung bon Dem areu-
ser oGenper" in Sonnnn niht menig
iiberroldeno. unb iobolo man lifJ
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luell geionot, feline Wmnid]oft, bis
uuf cine fleine ais Sd)ub fir baS
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beItinmte Sruppe, ans Der Staot 5lt.
riid5u5ieben. gllSbriidlid) miro be-
tont, Bob Die 2onbung Ser omerifo.
niiden Motroien obne gluitroe aus
Waibington geieheben iei, Die Glen.
Ite Der Iatrolelt iollen MIR fitr oelt
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ncrbalb Der Stobt Hlibcltorungen er.
eignen, iuelde Die Sntereiien berslme.
rtfoner bebroben. Sab Die 2nnoung
Der Watrpien Die 9eld)iibling bes
Yr1ii6enten YoIma oocr Der slufltail-
hiiheil. ooer irgenb einer unoerelt
Eerior ouBer oeu amerifaniihen
Wiirgern be3luede, lpurbe erergiidj
eementirt uro bin5ugefiist, baB cine
iolde GrflGrung gar nidt beitimmt
ilno itn5ipeioeiitis seniis ausfalen
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.se aHasr ana ron responses re
ceveS mutations sent Is the refer
ans over the coun thefr expects
lions are likely to Be realized Delega-
ions from sauadrons OF the naval vet.
5erans are expected from Pennsylvania
MARYLAND. Ohio. Nex York: Indiana,
Colorado and other States. The well
known Tying squadron of naval VET
erans or Philadelphia IN communica-
uon announces thatzit win have large
parade and the festivities OF the oc-
casioa. John Black. OF Cincinnati Is
TIE corresponding secretary OF the ma
AoaaI body.
-- ----3.
The Fish Commission reports that
50 Ear this season near1S a minor,
little fishes have been hatrhede our N
Re Aquarium. s model zhatcneF-s Inc
2ast e turaed out5Fas a Dis, lot OF yer
Low pe-ca which have been used 1or
soocfdas various CITY paris PARIS. Next pc
<o-e the yellow perch hatcned out e -lis'
season was a large lot OF saltwater
smells The saltwater stneit goes INTO
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-12
--= FATE QUESTION AGAIN.

= is not too late TO direct the at
tsat:c- of President Roosevelt to
what appears 10 be fragrant case OF
rate discrimination. at Ozone Park.
Queens borough. New York. The IN.
c3Sa--, which has aroused tae wrath
oe I'll parents who have heard OF It.
can be told in few words. Mr. Lor-
eng 2uoeas asked DR.. John l. Cassel-
bay t. grace with his professional
o-sSacc. an interesting event soon to
occ--. AID it was mutually agreed
Tia. the PHYSICIANS fee should be SIS.
A philosopher mas said there are TWO
things for which We are never pre-
pS-ed-twins. In this case a trio of
Little Dressings came to brighten the
acne ,ot Mr. Rubens and the doctor
SEA. II bill for s5e- Mr. Rubens re-
Used 20 pay, demanding reduction
On tae well known commercial prin-
ei51e OF wholesale rates, says the
l2ic.sou-S Gazette-TiUes-
ne proper mode Of procedure, APP
2a-ently, il the President is TO inter
fs-s With his accustomed viSor. would
- -ae appointment Of special com
&<ssiole- to Investigate t1e whole
matte, taking into consideration the
-rss Charged by other professional
gentlemen in the same locality, the
cc-z-iSSioner then to report to the
President and the latter to write one
o. rs Characteristic messages which
-2a!z+a such good reading. The Repub-
....cz- pay has always been active in
20 protection of infant industries and
rs representatives. can be relied upon,
n tas present important matter. to
So tat everybody gets the proverbial
presidential square deal The case
o. ~ 32uhens is especially entitled to
executive attention from the fact that
e is Just now entering upon the
ls-=21oUs life. in accordance with the
l:2c.cssvs;tiaa doctrine To be fore
warned, We are told. is to be fore
Jared But Mr. Rubens has only two
AIS, a physical equipment admirably
adapted 70. the carrying OF twins. but
totally Inadequate 10 cope with trip
1=Is. II. sad picture which the vivid
&1aSi1atioa conjures up of Mr.
S2o@cs, il aimsy attire. walking the
2ca- -5=a two of the little ones. while
t. third weeps audibly. neglected and
Acne, emphasizes the unfortunate lot
q r. 2uben'S which should not be
aSs-2Tat-d at this time by the burden
OF 2aacial troubles The railroad
Ea2aSers' are not the only persons
~1- should be required to fix equitable
rates and then stick to them For all
AZ nov. Dr. Casselberry. while
charging NJ. Rubens $50. may be Civ
Tag sec-et rebates to competitors.
T25s-5s unfair discrimination. whether
o. not it is technically Illegal. and a
thorough Investigation. without white
w2sc. is in order.
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SERIOUS WRECK

Is R-ooH.d on Norfolk and Western
TO-DAY.
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