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house in Park Lane for Jewish charities,
one of the most successful gatherings
having been in aid of the Sick Room
Helps Association, when there was
record attendance, and an energetic
band of lady stewards collected sub
stantial amount from those present.
Lady Stern, whose residence in Carl
ton House Terrace with it's fine pictures,
must also be accounted among the beau
tiful dwellings in London, lent it a few
years ago for a two-days' bazaar, in aid
Of the Jews Deaf and Dumb Home,
which has Sir Edward Stern as Presi-
dent. Outside Jewish charities Lady
Stern is keenly interested in the Royal
School of Art Needle-work, which she
has aided most literally. Lady Faudel-
Phillips, like Lady Stern, gives her chief
support to the institution of which Sir
George Faudel-Phillips is president,
namely, the Jews Hospital and Orphan
Asylum, at Norwood, in which all the
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A Second Solomon

The Grand Duchy of Baden can
boast a modern rival Of Solomon come
to Judgment. He is a burgomaster OF
Il village in a street whereof cyclist
ran over and killed goose. The own
er of the bird demanded three marks
damages. The cyclist thought two am
pie The case came before the chief
magistrate, who gave his judgment as
follows: ''The plaintiff declares that
if he is paid three marks he will make
no claim for the dead goose. The de-
fendant, who is willing to pay two
marks, also makes no claim for the body
of the goose. Defendant. hand me two
marks, and you, plaintiff, hand me the
goose. When both had obeyed the
commands he produced one mark out
of his pocket and handed all three to
the plaintiff. The goose he kept for
himself, and doubtless ate it with the
good digestion that comes from the
knowledge of having pleased everybody.
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PIE DAY IN LONGMONT.
Free Pie for Everybody-A Splendid Race
Program-Grand Industrial Parade
Illuminated Carnival at Night.

Pumpkin Pie Day in Longmont this
year will be feast fit for the gods.
There will be golden pies baked by
mother great tanks of delicious coffee,
meat, sandwiches and fruit.
Prizes for the races have been hung
up aggregating $4,000, which guaran-
tees a string Of fast horses The roping
contest is already attracting comment
and promises to be feature of the big
two days show.
Longmont has set aside one day in the
year to greet her friends and all are in
vited to come and sup with us without
money and without price. Colorado
Feast Day, August 80, 1906, commonly
known as Pumpkin Pie Day. Special
rates and special trains from all points.
Don't forget the date. Take a day off
and visit beautiful Longmont.
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Sunshine

"Just little sunshine everywhere we 60,
Over darkened pathways, rays of bless
ing throw;
Golden rays of gladness from living
heart
Help the world to brighten; let us do
our part.
History is the matured fruit of proph-
ecy
No man can wish himself into happi-
ness.
The bringing of the divine into tho
human means blending of the human
and the divine.
There are good and evil in the world
but there is also the power of choice
given to every man.
1t is not wealth that advances the
world but man s highest culture, moral,
physical, mental and spiritual.
The great dead level of the world is
for those who dream dreams and see WIS.,
ions; the heights are for those who by
industry and perseverance make their
dreams come true.
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which was adopted at their meeting held
on the 18th of July in London:
'' The board has carefully considered
the proposal submitted to it by the exec
utiVe committee of the Federation OF
American Zionists, New York and while
not unmindful Of the many advantages
that may accrue from the establishment
of branch in New York, it is not able,
at the present time, to entertain the pro-
posal, because the newly-established and
prospective branches in Palestine de-
mand all the efforts of the management
of the Jewish Colonial Trust, and also,
because, in consideration Of the some
what moderate means of the bank it
would not be advisable to split up its en-
ergies and aims. The board tenders, how
ever. it's thanks to the gentlemen who
have assisted in formulating and submit
ting the aforementioned proposal, for
the interest taken in this matter, and
hereby instructs its secretary to bring
this resolution to the cogniZance of all
parties concerned
Yours faithfully,
"H NEUMAN, Secretary
The official organ of the Zionist move
mcnt Die Welt, in a recent issue, enters
Il protest against the assumption that
the joint conference of Zionists, Itoists
and others, which took place in London
on the initiative of the Hon. Oscar S.
Straus, was indicative of a desire on the
part of Zionists to forego their program
should the Territorialsts submit a prac
teal colonizing project.
The society, Ezra" of Berlin, as
allocated to the Teachers Training Col
iege of the "IIilfsverein der Deutschen
Juden'' at Jerusalem the sum of 600
marks, to be used in connection with the
b,lrsar's fund.
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A Characteristic Thursday Bargain Sale Event


the enthusiastic of all thrifty people
opportunity
cutpce
reliability i'm
portance. NO NAIL r ORDERS FILLED.
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ART DEPT. SPECIALS

-Battenberg Rings, 1c a dozen-Ssc
Battenberg Doileys. $3.50 Iitho-
graphed Pillow Tops. 12xc-5c Bat
tenberg Thread. 2c spoOl-1Oc Gold
en- Fleece Shetland Floss. &C hank
60c Silk Floss Pillows IA inch). Sc
29c Mantel Lambrequius. yards
long, with fringed ends. 19c.
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S2.5O LINENNE SKIRTS

-Women's White Washable Linenne
Walking Skirts; made with correct
flare effect. finished above deep hem
with wide fold and band OF washable
soutache braid. Excellently tailored
and finished in superior manner. No
sagging or dipping on the 0nP
sides. All lengths from 3S UNk
10 ~. Regular $3.50 value TN
for one day at.......-......\
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CURTAINS. 4ec STRIP

half pairs Of Madras cross-stripe
Curtains. in red. blue. and green
stripes Most OF them can be match
ed into pairs. Qualities Inp
Sod regularly up 70 S19S a u
a l'air. Special tomorrow.
per strip or half pair at....
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WOMEN,S SuITS-

SHEET MUSIC The
Conservatory Edition Of Popular Mu-
sic, including such favOrites S Maid
ems Prayer. Angels Serenade. Beau
ufuI Blue Danube Black HFwk
Waltz. Clown Franks. College z &-s.
Cavalleria Rusticana. Heather Rose,
Melody in +. Flower Song Shep-
herd Boy. Thine Own, Orange Bios
SONS. over the Waves. Waves Of the
Ocean (Gallop). Simple Confession,
Remember Ne. ana many Il =
others. Each copy has hand nv
somely autographed title page
Choica ........ -
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$50 UNTRIMMED

Hats-Fine quality Milan Braid On
trimmed Sailors. in the popular Sea
bright" and other good shapes. In
white and black These are the
worn this season, o. m
and sell usually at NJ
81 90. Fifty dozen on PIZO
sale tomorrow for.
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1Oc EXTENSION RODS

Brass Extension Rods. with heavy
brass knobs al each end. Ex- - r
tend from Il 20 - inches. Com
plete with fixtures, tomorrow
instead OF 10c for-................
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29c EOLIENNE-Hand-

some Silk warp Eoliennes: rich lus-
trous quality that launders perfect
". In the following desirable SHADES
old rose. reseda, lavender. pink,
light blue, cream. Alice A0H
blue, tan, navy, gray, and fuk
black. Always sold at &c
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S7.50 WAISTS-Ano+I

at OF thoge Handsome Sunburst
Pl6ited Silk Waists on sale tomorrow.
Made Of ane quality white or black
Habut Jap silk; with dainty yoke
effect made entirely OF ruffies OF fine
lace. Sunburst plated from the yoke
down into the blouse. Three-Cuarter-
length sleeves. trimmed on cuffs and
stock collar with ruffies OF lace 10
match the yoke An
extremely beautiful
creation Sizes "a to n 40
~. Intended to retail ~ A wv
at $50. Instead to 20
morrow fCr----------. ~
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WOMEN'S $3.50 FOOT

wear-A special group of women's
high-fyrade summer Footwear gath
cred for Thursdays selling. Consist
light and dark shades. also red end
green Suede Pumps and French and
Louis Heel Oxfords. Not all sizes
of each kind. but a
good range Of sizes IN o. M
the lot. Values worth nj Ah
$3.50. 50, and $3.50 .N7
pair, tomorrow for .....
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DRESSING COMES 5

-s-inch Unbreakable Dressing NP
Combs, with coarse and fine ~
teeth Perfect quality. -Spe- q
cial for one day at-----..--.----.
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VASELINE-Carhnlatnf

Pomade Vaseline. for the 80
toilet. Made by the Chese- n
borough Mig Co Special for
one Qay az ........................
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st.49 WASH BoILERS

Wash Boilers, with extra heavy
copper bottoms, with double seams
and strongly riveted han q 0H
dies. Popular SIZES. S, Nuk
and 9. Sold up to S1.s9 each. O
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19c HOSIERY

pairs OF women's plain black Gauze
Isle Stockings, guaranteed 1S-p
not 10 tear Seamless ~
foot Regular 1sc value
1OE --.----.--.--.--.-------
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Ice DRESS Shields

Lightweight Nainsook Covered -p
Dress Shields, IN all sizes Ex- ~
cellent qualities worth up TO
l9c a pair. One day at.----..-.
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SCREEN DooRS-The

best Screen Door for the money
IS found at Goldenberg's- Compari-
son will prove II without an equal.
1t Is q walnut finished door. with 4
inch stiles. 6-spindle center and three
panels. In all regular sizes. 0NN
Complete with screws, NNk
hinges. knob. hooks and 70
eyes. etc Our leader At.
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121hc RIF

silk Taffeta Ribbons. full three inch
es wide. in a complete range of
sought-fOr shades. Soft, or
non-crushable quality. In ~
stead Of 121Ec a yard, az
fOr............ ........................
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S1.25 CREPE DE CHINE
Soc CREAM GOoDs-38-

inch SILK finish Figured Mohair, IN
cream only. Showing neat
designs. Extensively used - n(
for skirts and suits. In Xuk
stead OF soc a yd. tomor- -
TOW
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10e SEA SALT-.arge

bags OF genuine West India Sea Salt
"a handful IN the bath-tub
or a teaSDOonfui in the basin /P
gives a most refreshing bath. ~
Regular lec bags tomorrow
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PORCH SEATS s.

size Japanese Porch Seats; r
measuring "a inches in diam a L
eter- Strongly woven Reg
ular 10c kind for.---.---..-.......
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25c HOSIERY.

lot OF misses. and children's plain and
lace Isle Stockings, lace
all over In pink, blue, [
black, and white. Seamless
foot Regular sc value for
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LONG GLOVES The

lUO 1IAN1L LAG GLSOL1IEII Z -
200 doz. Mems and Women's Hand
kerchiefS. in a dozen different styles.
including lace edge. drawn work bor-
der. embroidered corner. tucked and
lace edge. plain linen hem L-2H
stitched and fancy border "A ~
ed effects Regular Sc and A4
10c values fOr....-........
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39c TABLE PADDING
500 yards of heavy weight Table Pad
es fects & The 5n6RSS fa6ie W9d a9d Saves PFS OEC
wear and tear on the cloth.
Regular S9c value. yard at. -
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5Oc DOOR MATS

quality Cocoa Door Mats, =
made Of heavy cocoa straw. I
Regular 50c value for one
day at. t..........-........
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1Oc MACHINE OIL

ira grade Machine OIL; guar Ir
anteed not 10 gum Regu- "A l.
lariar price 10c a bottle Spe-
cial for one day at...-.....-.--.
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fine quality Dresses of white Per-
sian Lawn. made with square neck
and short sleeves. Waists trimmed
With three rows OF fine insertion and
box plaitS Insertion and lace around
sfSk Sees 10 ana 1z. Sl9efei and i 81 40
years Regular S2.69 TLaU
value for ...--....---.--.
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81 .aS CLOTHES WIRING

ers - Challenge Clothes WringePs.
made by the American XVrinper
Company. The rubber rolls are viil-
canized on the
shafts. thus giving ~ IN
them added strength &I AA
and wear. Regular .AT
$1-s3 value for........... 40 -
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cit Pays to Deal at GoIdenbers's"
1Oc TOOTH BRUSHES

Importers Samples Of Tooth Brushes,
including japanese and French
makes All bristle kinds. in 80
a variety OF shapes and sizes. ~
None worth under 10c. Choice
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YOUNG MEMS SUITS

YOUNG MEMS SUITS
"A special bargain for young men,
consisting Of 3-piece Long Pants
Suits. OF Fancy Cheviots and Cas-
sirleres. embracing the latest spring
m models in double-breasted style. Full
length coats. peg-top pants, with belt
st-aps. Sizes to fit
ES yonSs q veaFa @sa IF 6Fo% ars' Is 60 0E
Regular $40 and s12 .HOaZO
values for.......--.....
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19c HAIR BRUSHES

Good quality aIl-6ristls Hair Brushes
with polished wood backs, 4 0E
In cherry and ebony I'm HAN
ishes- Regular isc value III
Ior .---.-....--..-.---...
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Nickel-silver Sugar Shells: with ini-
tial etched on each one Wear ~ =
as well as the best siiverWare. Ak
Regular price 25c each. One
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21c OIL CLOTH

NAPKINS 200 dozen
German Damask Dinner Napkins, all
white, Is inches square In neat dice
pattern Fast selvage on two sides.
Regular price SIC a doz- nZH
en-. Not more than doz- ~
en- to each buyer. each Z .
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NIGHT GOWNS

several favOrite makes Of Corsets,
including ''R. & G." wv. b" and
American Lady These are the sam
pies and seconds Of lines sold as high
as $50 Made of batlste and coutil.
in medium. short. dip hip, InF
and girdles. All sizes in the a uk
lot from IS TO 90 Values
worth up to S1.5O for.........
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-15
BALLOON IN FLSNES;
TWO NET DROP
Both Aeronauts We're BADLY
Burned and Bruised.
MEN REMAINED IN TIE BALLOON
When High UP In the Ar there Was a
Muhled Report. a Tiny Fash and
The Balloon with It's Two Occupants
Bsaan to Oeeend RaPlay.

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-15
oousLE SAsE CAUSED TROUBLE
Justice Csyror says TrsNa,t comra~Y
H-s NO r act 70 Cemlno II.

New NJ,n. Au-. u. tue disturb.
lL.,s uu J.y Ion.y ',,'Gnd surface
,A.s uat ,..a.c ca uo:., taat dypUN
p..r, commissioner q k,,tr dud tnr
noorbu ru.,e iouNvd forward 20
SMGa, because al Justice GJIn0r =
statement OF oaulda! Tia, BrooG'\i
Rurd Transit company lid uut nave
q sUt - demand a duuJir fare To tue
I,.auu. tuuh place oa schedule time.
il,, lasted from early morning. IA
e. early Monday mur1laS, when IN
ul,,NruIgh nerves vi the people per.
mltpl panic following u shuuIIhG
aNray IN WhicA four persons were
LaaE.,uu,'y injured 10y an unknown
nia.. WnD escaped Al daylight be-.
U,,d ones we're sill making their
way 80 the city.
More than quarter ot Il million
people started TO Coney island during
me day. AMI most OF them 80. there"
au' uu,, aLcr they had passed
Mrou-h irving EXPERIENCES And
WNllr TIN, enormous crowd VAS tight
m, n. WAY ~ the pleasure resort
incidentally maliug he record daN ui
IN, summer--N lr, were stalled In line,
that extended for miles. while the
Rrnnk',u Ranid Transit conductors
ARMED and pleaded with passengers
ia nav f5c second fare and finally
wurpl up by dragging ob,trrpc,ou,
ra,s,ngyl, rum ,hc cas- aui throwing
,uam ia., a., street, by 'hou-aud>
Tic cpupan, dil This with .hr a,'
-. $50 special puli,cmu aud con-.
of n.a,cto., \ similar num,., a,
r,.l,.r policemen were on hand auu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-15
RAID SALOONS ON SUNDAY.
Governor pst>rr,nsd TO Enforce Pro.
hibItory Ls~ IN Kansas City.

Kansas City. Aug 1.-THE sal,on
raids a. ksn.as C,1. kans uasci
~ pefSlstentlJ q mDuih sko By & "
Tuckeit. he atslstsu' attorney Eessf'
al appointed by Co, avf iIoch "a ga
force tho prohibitDr, lss. w.. fesain'
"a sunday When 'ha, oaarIai made
,h~ fvuh!s - the -lpints" IN an Ani0
nl0bus ana ARRESTED ~ prDpfts'ofs 81
tsy~. place. shofe .isSor uss bslas
"a
Attorney THcks' 10 In receipt ~
the foli0wihE message from Attorney
Gsssfsl colsmaa. ., Topsks. which 70
fsrs "a several damsss salts FecsBiiy
er0asha BY saioea kssSsrs. whose prVp'
sFty has bssa destroyed b. Tgiekssts
ordsr
Pay 20 bod 10 aamsas saiisi ell
ths power ana rssDuross % he STATE
are pledges 70 asf~n4 Pea and viAdl
eats ths sHpsrIsey Of the las"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-15
MAN ASSAULTED ON STREET CAR
Was First Knocked Down with sti-S
and Another Man Cuts Him,

New York. Aug = Waite q paH
scng,r on trolley car procecdiis
alung ,hc bower, early MundaN. Pres
ton Machlcu, NJ years ~ age. u stage
carpenter OF ritl,hurg. was cut and
badly wounded with a ralur IN the
hands OF man who made his cNcapc
Machlcul was accompanied by a
woman Who gave her name ~ MARY
Cook. Wnu recently cane to New
YORK. from III t,hurg She tainted, Both
the man aul the woman were taken
io u hospital ga an unconscious CondI.
ton ~ Machlcny aud thu woman
were boardiuS thc'car at Wvlngton
street. man struck MnchlenN with q
s'ick and knocked him down, Mach.
louy picked himself up AMI was aS'
sisted aboard the car SoOn after
IA, pirshu.s man took his seat, an.
other man jumped aboard the car and
pushed ~ NAchlrn, with u rrzor lie
tore ANY uuv could Interfere the as
suilaur ,la.hcd Machnny twice with
tho weapon. almost srNcrlng the jug.
uhr vein NtoI hviug revived,
MarN,n, tod th, police hc did NOT
know rhr maine of either NJ his Us.
sIiIlu..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-15
University Farm Surveyed.

Athens. Ga. Aug 1.-THE Britain
farm that Was given 10 the University
of Georgia last commencement by DR.
George Foster Peabody. Chancellor
Barrow and Mr. T J shack"lford Is
now being surveyed typographical,
BY Colonel F. l.. Griggs. Professor &.
NJ strahan and number " the unit
versity students The data viii be-
sent 10 DR. Peabody and map NJ tho
farm will BE- made similar To THAI
made az the other property Of The uni
versity BY Mr. Chas W l,"avi', ~
New YORK This survey vill Do com
pleted within the nett fcw weeks
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-15
Tents o, Soldiers blown Down.

Austin. Tex. Aug IA terrific
rain,tprm visited this section Saiur.
day night and sunday morning pfac
IDEALLY wrccklug the federal military
camo a. Camp Mabry A very high
WIND a''cadcl the rainstnrm and this
blew down good many ~ the ten b
mat we're not properly ropci Tn"
wrrchog" has all been cleared away
hoVey,f ana The sOiiiers are IN spl'n
I'D shap" enc" more During 'he
storm Captain Walker Ellis ~ che
Fuurth Texas infantry. Sas badly
stunned by lightning. WhIls crDsslng
the review grounds In the height II
me storm a. was negro nisn Nh
Was driving his hack Both scre
unron ~ iuus flT an hour
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-15
uura, red and Robbed

Birmingham. Aug it-Chas Man
t,llio an Italian merchant Of Ensley.
va. waylsid and murder'i Monday
near owenton n suburb. while enroute
from Ensley to Birmingham In a sag.
on. He vas sho, IN the back and
must have died instantly Ills pock-
cts were turned inside out When the
Aoxy vas found and some % Bis
money was lyinG on the ground near
oy The authorities suspect a negro
Who workeI for Nanuiiio and Who IL
misssnx one man has been arrest
.sA on suspicion. bat bis oonnee'i0n
with the murder has nn' ye' Se~n
established
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-15
FATHER And Lover
l. FIGHT TO DEATH
Father Found. Couple In Room
p After Midnight.
DUEL WAS IN PRESENCE 70 GIRL
Circumstances Caused Father to shoo:
YOUNG Man-Lover Returned the
: Fire and Father Fell Dead at the
) Feet Of His Daughter.

Greenyille, s. c., Aug. li-Cowcl!n-
IN a corner Of her bedroom Mis, MAJ
nile Drake sunday at midatsa saw
her father, Thomas +. Drak, tglt u
pistol duel to the death with her love-.
Allen Emerson.
After the exchange Of several shot,
Drake fell dead with bullet through
his heart almost at the feet oi h.s
daughter and her lover Emerson, Ntai
gered on, OF the room suffering from
a severe but not fatal wound.
When persons who hal been attract
ed By the pistol repurts arrived t"cy
found the sirl In Mysteries over the
corpse OF her father and crying that
she w.s sl!'ty Of his death
Drake, s. hu e. a wealthy planter
heard a noise in his daughter, room
after midnight Thinking There wa
possibly burglar in tE" hDI,r h'
took his pistol aud b.. .o 'h" room
On entering the r'ul g." saw hs'
daughter and Emerson under r''onm
stances which caused him .r family q
begin sEoO'.rs.
Emerson sp,aug away from 'he sirl
secured h.s pistol, which Wd, On
table. and returned tie fire
The outraged father trci four shot
but only one took eject 'Jr hu!lr
striking Emerson In the thigh N
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-15
WILL WAGE WAR ca WORMS,
state Entomoloa,5t Begins Vigorous
Campaign Agalrs, Pest

Atlanta. Nug q \ systematic cam.
pripu vi, PA, N.s,d aguiuI tlo army
Vuim. lu ~, pu'nrru pur Ions ~ he
state %, OBJ. department of ,u'tmolosy
state Euprrnrl,' smith ha. dread,
h,ruu ,.Ntuu. tactics which have
boon J.H-''lns %, crops In The ,icln
rt OFF NDNt anal Nmrricus
l,.,.. .l,r been sent uu' ugrctt
'ue r.w,d.,. tu rN'rrmilnt, worms
~ III. .r,u.rcr l,d h, the state cuto
n.o. 'Hgl planters ran long bur
.uas a.. D. uipV wherever the worms
1r. fumI Boo tHc tra,s In which the
woems vii mII The, can then bc
.asi', destroyed b, burning srass &C
,,..N over b'n
Another m,fhri suggested 4, u
check 'br 1d,anro ~ the WORMS hy
sprutpg 'n' -tas. With poison.
A 'Hc worms viii go into me
ground during The Hctl tSo wUok'
p,,ppDr 'o laying their eggs fOf
mt.u gcncra iJus. o. g. Nls" that they
be- dr,tu,cd before they can disap
pear
Assistant EHtumoluKisI A e lewl,
hl, bcrn In South Georgia fpr several
dl}s invra'iFaiins the condition. and
sewers specimens ~ me worm. hats
hccn forwarded ~ the department
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-15
EorIs,h O A r. Gneampmsnt

Minneapolis Aug ~ Veterans By
the Thousands aud other visitors by
the hundred Thousands. have beea
pp1rng through tho streets Of Nleae
apoils since dasn MOudar This II
the nfsi day ~ tho FJftlsih AnnuAi
Encaupm"hi ~ the Grand Amy ~
81" l.pubilc witch IL a. con inu"
throughout the week aud despite the
fact thai the soldlsrs are 80 rapidly
l"ssenlng IN numbers. II promises 10
bo ono ~ ne mast succesafui ever
hell Asits from the snedmpm~ni A.
self. ihsr. uiIi 10 annssi mssflnKs -
ias Any affiliated sosisties sash a.
me wonans Relief CorDs. Ladies' ~
tas Gfshi Army Oi the Republic
Daush'rrs ~ Veterans sna Ga alnsos,
indehhlis nun leg ~ millisr, ofEasiia
i0as The sseisi sysais pissns' br
the entertainment - the ia soldiers
and iaels wisss sr~ waAy asd sla,Dg
ktn
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