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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-27
RALLY AT REPUBLICAN CLUB
(coptinued from First Pase.)

the sake of power or ease is injurious. + so honnened that prosperity led to the doing of things that were not right in business life-thinRs that would hurt our character and were not according flo Amerjcan standards. The operations of the pennsylvania railroad give us a good example. Although this company has done many things beneficial to the tcountrv some of it's practices were not good for the community hence con- gress wiped them out by the railroad |rate law The tendency of the last con- gress of our party was to take out of our life those things which were not good for your moral character or mine.
 "Whtle I cannot make promises 1 will say that if elected senator l Will as every ofice-hoder ought, work Tor the good of all the people. VIII serve the neonla through the republican party, and will try to keep the party up to tbe standard. I do not believe in dead- hetter laws (Applause) Blue-laWs that are not enforced are only q hindrance ito those laws that arc in force
 II have no patience with the nypo- Icritlca legislator, l believe m honesty and straightforwardnes l believe m letting inc people know where l stand at Au times. I am not opposed to or for corporations. They are good thlng 10 il certain extent, but they should pc made to live up to their franchises anu believe in jumping on them fl they ao wrong.
 Frederick w. orr, republican leader I'm the Ninth ward, was the next speak CT. He said that if the republican ma fority on November was not large one it would be the fault of the organ Iizations that were conducting the cam paign. The apparent apathy IS the faui' lof the ward committees. He thought that every ward could hold as enthusi- Iastic rally as that In the Ninth Ware Hast Tuesday. The mistake of the cam paign orators is that they are using tht same arguments that they used twenty five years ago.
 others who spoke were Chairman Gierding. of the Twelfth ward commit Itae Franklin l.. Homan, candidate to senator in the Tenth district, Collecto of tbe Port of New Haven Winchell Alderman Emil t4oos and F 4, Hanlii ton
 Before the rally broke up the chair man Alderman Johnson, announces
 that on Thursday, November l. a ra!E of inc Ninth ward republicans VIII p hta a+ the yolng Mems Republlcat club. Colonel Woodruff, Major John \ TDson and Major Dennis A Blakesie will address the gathering. The lol lowing evening, Friday November inc last grand rally will be held at n
 Hyperion theater. All the candidate on the state ticket will be present an will make addresses.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-27
BEST BUTTER, 2sc. LIB.
Gnns nnd Her1nan sIEn.

Chicago, Oct. 26,-Articles of agree n,ent for a finish fight between Joe Cans and Kid Herman of Chicago were signed here to-day. The terms are 1SS pounds two hours before the fight, the winnerto receive 65 per cent. and the loser .35 per cent of the purse.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-27
Women's Outing Elan mel Gowns, at 75C.

Gowns of the very best quail ty outing flannel, in neat pat terms, with pretty braid trim mings--a good dollar value. At 76c.
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Bed Spreads, S1. .Oe

Full size Crochet Bed Spreads in rich Marseilles patterns-ths kind that gen. erally sell at $1,39. Saturday, $1.09.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-27

"What do you intend to do with your wealth?" Its hard to tell, - answered MT. Dustin stax. Since we are not allowed to contribute to campaign funds there ain't much of anything to do with 1t except to found colleges and fight indictments" Washington Star.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-27
Confortables, CSC.

SiIkoline covered comfort ables; good batting, full size, carefully stitched and tuffed; light and dark colors-regu- lar $1. 25 value. At 98c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-27

TO CURE C0hD IN ONE DAY. Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab let's. Druggists refund money if Il fails to cure, F. w GROWS signature is on each box. 25c.
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Children's Outing FIan- neI Gowns, at 25c.

Childern's Outing Flannel Gowns made of good material in pretty stripes, all good lengths. Were Soc. At 25c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-27
Women's Outing F=Ian- neI Skirts, at 28c.

Women's Skirts of good quality Outing Flannel, finish ed with full wide flounce and scalloped edges. Were soc,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-27
Corset Covers, 33c.

Corset Covers in a choice of 10 different styles, made up of fine nainsook, wide yokes of lace and embroidery; in the lot are a few of the pretty ruff1e corset covers. Were 50c and 59c. At 33c.
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Separate Skirts of fine GQ O9 quality Black Broad Cloth, PO'0O
 These skirts are made on of the most popular Fall Mod els with double box pats alternating with small inverted plats front, sides and back trimmed with buttons he
 material used extra fine quality Broadcoth and the tire garment shows the result of careful and conscientious tailoring. In the Suit Room, Saturday, at $898.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-27
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.

Pazo Ointment will cure any case of itching, blind. bleeding or protrudihg niles At all druggists'-5O cents.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-27

Plain White Domet Flan- nels, also Outing Flannels in neat Check, stripes and plaids regular Sc to 7c values. 43c yd
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Leather Belts in brown, green and red, with oval buckles in gilt and cxidize effects-39c value. At 23c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-27
Fancy Articles Half Price.

In order to make room for our advance display of Art Needlework, we have reduced many finished pieces to half the regular figures. Included in these reductions are made up Cushions, Centers, Baskets and many miscellaneous arti- cles.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-27
ComfortabIes, $1.39.

Extra size Comfortables, covered with good quality silkoline; well tuffed and stitched-regular $1. 89 value. At $1.39.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-14
FELIPE I'RIGO

Mas t ts acanto no on Ia voIuntad an
e ademan que hgue teerOHo sin vover iuvarme que me
senss 20 Ia miro do rrSouc6n al do de su mecsdo
ento, profaMH voentitmaa no Ge qu6 evidencias
deasmos los dos a6 cuEs mpreaones de nsncedad de
tsss dc Cobarda Me ahoQA de manifssraelo como
ellis Ante mi 90 duds Rudsz perfumadR de Gala
6gnoroyo ad6nde evams e impulse, pero entrego
el con rAbiS:
Era vsrdld smigs mfs un POGO mas grandsu que yo
frAnquezA Debtn hsIF IN mite ya 10 v6 acabsn dc
enoontrrl0 en- 10 mas rinio pu1to que preYso
On an do ombra en- a reo en-
an POGO mss de soIsdsd plaza.
Dc6ogome porQue srgo que recogendo on fondos bisn
proundos de mi mis- enacones SspSrsnnos tres paEos ella
co hmben en- Ia abrumtds acttud que oyese c0ncien
ed como ea do squea noche Tsr6ce que que dgo
que que hyA de decr 10 amben de Carne de
50 alma.
digo sin que traAdar de mi alma de mi csrne aus
lamentos "
Yo parts psriris shorG con una maqen rots en- msg
qulnos mado de listed Aquea mur mpavda que 70 hu-
bse enido empre ID memora como admirable rsro feme
nno paadia de odas las gllardiH de todas nouGo IA de
nber eouCh1r dueG de dominsdR turbIIe ri dc pss0
mes nj dc sspntos como cuauer Sarah ouAquer mds
que yo... Gus yo Lucia, Ia. IL adoro....
-Ahi gime tsndiendo como csar mi voz una msno do
bIndea Ii otra a frente.
Gime lOra. Ha csidO prOnto s brszo que me tendis
10 largo desu cuerpo '''
otrOS gemidos de mi ser los cue bsn profsrif
mis- ltbos Tenuncilr
aqusla oer hubiers dc quelr en- mi rscuerdo bums.
rtntando aber fui gsperoso con Sarah pc
honrsdz No Lucia qusro mi vez uuedar an an rsonerl
90 con aW gis uate supier que son ass no ouie.
70 Gear pads de hpocreGa que mia en- 81 ref zi6n
hroaIen POGO en- VoerlS odo eA inoVds6Ie enteys de
am'ad - DC amor uIed 10 qOsrs pues que no % 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-14
DEL FRlO AL FUEGO
.. sz!en.6n m. s,ds deI odo !. r. Dc ;. .e1preE

CO extension rde del odo Ia ira de Sarah h sorpren.
dernoS2
oh Andres gms erguide Clsv6ndome los oiou Ia ale
gfa nmensa de oos; Ii egria de Vuea ID vida
coDgojs mortal.
70 me inclino me dobo beso manos, Isa GueIto
Hemou cRido lou dos cadA cual regpaldo CAlAmoa Eg
H entre ambo quz msmo aobre gmiento repentno de
suatuc6n total de msgns de mpresoneE Sarah hR desApar
cdo lun desde trse banco de Luca-de bIsncura
azuI cHs QuimercR haa mi a banOo desde frente nj
blanca csridadea diase Va brotar
Todo anuncs nuesrA AuguGtay de
Yaposo dvino ID noche encio de Ia pazs de-
serts "a en- sombrs del hotel de ID ciubId del mundo
vv vida prOundA miseos mas 10 siendo del
csIo de los aires Anunca loa naceres de grandsa uns
las eatrAls las lucernsgas de de plata ten detsn
lcs srboles veos nupciales de Luz.
De pronto, Ia del fAnal GO apSga.
All dice Lucia irgui6ndose prmero levsntsndose dss-
puea. Lasdosl
Ia csmplna del QnOto rsIo do las dos.
Ella indca 81 el6ctrico fGna, txpica:
-Siempre cortan esta hors Ia corriente
-Debo m&rchsrt
puelo que no he movido s dscirlo amsYgo supIca
e hundid en- psnumbra que luna rfss poF Ell cuArto
Oh, Andres -. ST. Los smigoE hemos despedido:
adems aunque dude R dsde noche gene
osidad nobezA hacia Sarah VAen al fin pro-
bldaa IL dQndsd Ii honrsdfz. Pero debe parir Es rde
-Tardel.. tTsrde. con nSpecto que respeos
aqueMs debdas q1eD nOsOtrOl dgO dsspAcio evan-
tsndome mas deSpaoio, en- obediencia, sin embargo.
eI psnsimento de quo voy slir, de que Eegundo
dsSpues we're mss de VoVere vera mi Vid
da fto de msdo htee arroisre turbiOi6n
-OVda listed, Lucl Qus hlbrA sido iguamsnte tarde
Iaa dz que rde al alba cusndo Ia hubese dido
de Sarah por mf ovd que dcndono eA do alma ami
minute gus que muchsa horlf bao Ia ftadad hs
gentes condsna 81 eo0 casi la TRACTION neStrG earevssta
All Ciefto. u conyisnr acsrcsndole.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-14
iOcntinudcs6n DE- Ia pdQino5q!

Ccntsntdcs0Ta dc Ia pdotn0oF!
-CRIMENEs horriblea % eome'
On on todos los paises On los que el
amor h& sido sl m6vil prinaipal. Cfi-
msn & 10 Elsg ansia y Al buen gusto ss
somste, usando IN Perfume & un JAb6u
vulgar, euAndo oil exquisite Cashimsrs
B0uQuet-ya On perfume o On Jab6n-
o. sl sumun del buen tono. o.-Colgate y
CO, New York.
l. LABORES.-s' '0li'i'an
BerdGdoras y buenas OalGdoTGs, aaegu'
Yandoles trabaio constsnse. Proporsio
namoa 10 tcla y dibuio snSiandolos
saalqusz parta dc 10 isla' Dirigirss
he Porto RisC Dranwn work d
Embroidery CO Fortalszs 10. Tam
hian 30 solieitan .OostursTGs. mn
|THE HELvETIA.--27 sails ca
Crux. Gran sssa do hSspsdsa. <Ts-
ala d. kosals. Apossnsos para tamiliaa
paesonAa solaa. ComidAs { einausn
10 esnsavos auhierto. Banos. TslEfons
iss, ApMtado aorrso, 2s6. PropisAa
10 Fs1po sshirA, Nosal Esta hcSs
astk eArgo dc una ssforisa sagtis
10
-gg EEcEsARIO' sxigir que sadI
7,sia obssnga grAbado el nomhrs Dl
raaNvo Eoisrrieta, pero IN solo sasu-
ssaa sFcd2sc msi0E sfssto cue una CO.
asn& ia aotsllsa de- aqua mineral q d.
ssr G, Saisc surativo radical, dol o.
nmaeo ' del insasAno, el Digestive
MoIsFTista saridsa los alimantcs ,
los asss asimlIahlea, I'll lsgisimo Di
rasl,vo EclsrrietA eurspu an dia lRa
.ad gsstioraa, On IN u,ss lsa dissss'
sias gassralgiAs, y On tres mssss las
nfa gravsa snfarmedAdas sr6nieaa dol
sSs6nAgo y dal inteatino. EasA uni'
Tarsalmsnte soadrmad0, % forma ain
iguAl, que In efeasia del Digestive
Aoiarrissa % vsrdAdsrAmsnte radical
y superior { 10 dc aodos los otros re-
msdioe. De vanta On les prinsipalss
taRmRciAs do ErroFa y AmArisa.
~-El sefcr nlAz NAVARRO hA
ssaa Eleeide "a 0aainA do Abogads y
10 RoasrfA ss aaaa eiadad, salls da IAN
lasts nGRsro Ii.
RisRes ANITA 10 0Crta Federal. O0r'
10 do Dishito do toda 10 IEla y QoEte
awprsaA. dsdiaaadess asimisso Sl
sxansH da sfsvlna do pPopisdadss, IN
eorpoFasi6n da Osrporasiensa dsl sais
? axszanRsRAa Y tFamissai6a ds sxpa'
5lsatss do sxEFnpiasi6n f0Tgosa.
Aaapsando Ii Kahls eoE sasSneiR
koy eshahlssida sn sl eisraiaio da les
ds Ahogado y Notario, sl
saRor pIAZ NAVARRO ss diapoRa 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-14
Doctor (, 2uIz Araau

Dc regreso do ~ viajs 4 Europa,
naAba do inrsalar su odeina protesio.
nal On 10 ealle del Cristo, ndmero IL
Horas dc consnlsAl dc IL y media !
Y media de la tSr6s. d,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-14
NotiCias del dia

, sohrSr & ass slisnte7 hcrorsYioa sxas
sivamAnkA mkdfa0s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-14
LI0sa FeIrea del Os.ts

Btllssss Aar0tos para dias fsstiuos
Kn - slsss do Capital & BAyam6n.
do y vsslts IS stvE.i en- - 10 ssvs.
Ia " do Bayam6n & CAtaHo, ida y
vwslta IL stvs, On - 10 etvS.
Rillsts ordinario de Capital & CaaA
10 ~ slAse { ; stvs'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-14

Glasses dc inG'6' Y e'pahoI
So dan claseH dc ing.6s y espaGol,
mAflana, sarde y noehe q precios con-
vsnsicnales. San jose % alto. Lind
, 1906-01-24
A Kind Voice.

There is no power of love so hard to
get and to keep as a kind voice. A
kind hand is deaf and dumb. 1t may
be rough in flesh and blood, yet do the
work of a soft heart and do it with q
soft touch. But there is no n thing
that love so much needs as a sweet
voice to tell what it means and feels,
and it is hard to get and keep it in the
right tone. One must start in youth
and be on the watch night and day, at
work and at play, to get and keep a
voice that shall speak at all times the
thoughts of a kind heart. 1t is often in
youth that II gets a voice or a tone
that Is sharp, and it sticks to him
through life and stirs up i'll will and
grief and falls like a drop of gall on
the sweets Of home. Watch it day by
day as a pearl of great price, for it will
be worth more to you in days to come
than the best pearl hid in the seas. A
kind voice is to the heart what light is
to the eye. 1t is a light that sings as
well as shines.-Elihu Burritt.
, 1906-01-24
A Fortunate American Girl

A wonderfully fortunate girl is Miss
Alice Roosevelt. Some beautiful fairy
presided at her birth and conferred on
her a good fortune that princesses
might we'll envy. For M princess ever
born was blessed with as many good
things as the daughter of the President
of the United States.
Miss Roosevelt's greatest possession
is a father who is loved and trusted
not only by the eighty millions of
American people, but by the millions
of Europe and many millions of Asia,
a father whose achievements are the
admiration of mankind. A father,
too, who is a model of sturdy and self
reliant American manhood. And all
of the wonderful good fortune of Alice
Roosevelt is bound up in the father
whose name has given to her the dis
tinction she enjoys.
The whole nation is now interested
in the approaching nuptials of Alice
Roosevelt, and never was a girl a pros
pective bride under happier auspices.
If wedding presents make happiness,
and they certainly contribute to that
condition of mind, the happiness of
Alice Roosevelt in her presents alone
would be well nigh overwhelming as
the number and value of the gifts will
certainly be. Lucky, too, is the bride
groom who is to espouse such a bride.
1t is distinctive enough to be an equal
partner in a marriage contract attended
by an interest so unique and allpervad-
ing, and there is a sense of glory in
winning a girl who is the theme of
eulogists and poets and the object of
universal affection. Not every man
could sustain such a role with credit
NeWark advertiser.
, 1906-01-24
~Dianching Nuts.

The blanching of nuts is a process
often thought difficult because not I'M
derstood. The nuts should be covered
with boiling water and should be al
lowed to stand for ten minutes where
they will keep hot, but not cook. Then
drain them, plunge them into cold wa
ter and chill them. A knife must be
used with English walnuts because of
their serrated surface. Pistachio nuts
are hard to blanch, and the water in
which they soak needs to actually boil
while they are in it, although they must
not cook.
, 1906-01-24
ANGLESEA BUDGET
Continued

While painting the house of George
Firth, Len Robinson, of the firm of
Robinson q Hand, fell from the top of
the building to the ground and sprained
his knee.
Capt. Kit Ludlam, of Ocean City,
Nd, has been spending a few days
with Postmaster Buck.
Ex-Councilman John Murnin, OF
Philadelphia, who is having two cot
tages built, made a flying visit here
Sunday.
Contractor Young is making rapid
Roadway with the grading of First
avenue and will &c on have it COM
pleted.
Now is the time tn bny your table
linen. Beautiful designs in all linen
goods at Mech & Co.'S stores at special
prices. Read our adv. ON page 4. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. S. Yewdall are
occupying their cottage for a short stay
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Files, of Phila-
delphia, spent partof last week in their
cottage.
Reeve Brothers have commenced to
enclose the six cottages at Beach Creek
on Spruce avenue
Robinson & Hand, the painters, have
improved the looks of Anglesea rs per
cent. Ivy their deXterity in welding the
brush and color on several houses.
The life savers are rejoicing over an
official order allowing them twenty
four hours leave of absence with pay
instead of twelve hours.
Mayor Hilton attended the funeral
of his brother Edward last week who
dropped dead at Mays Landing.
Little Ray Young is suffering with
the whooping cough as also is the in
FAINT of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson.
Station Agent o. r. Bivins will soon
commence the erection of a fine cottage
under the supervision of Contractor E.
e. Hewitt.
Mrs. Louis Corson, also her youngest
child, are i'll at this writing,
Capt. L. II. Hewitt and wife spent
two days of last week in Philadelphia.
We are to have a new grocery store
here. A party from Philadelphia will
open a store in the place formerly oc-
cupied by Harris Brothers the first of
April.
, 1906-01-24
w mnnIineAS.

If my observation goes for anything,
says Daphne in London Black and
White, it has taught me that really
womanly women never talk about wo-
manliness-ln fact, they are more often
than not unconscious and never, never
self conscious Of their pleasing charac-
t~eristic. The imitation article Is. how
ever, aggressively self conscious, a
mere hollow pretense. Real womanli-
ness, like real religion, will never be
found self conscious.
, 1906-01-24
HOLLY BEACH NEWS
OF THE PAST WEEK
News From Mrs. Frances R. Has
win, Now in Mexico. What's
Going on Here and There
SOME PERSONAL ITEMS

A card from Mrs. Frances r. Haswin
dated Mexico, January ID, 1906, states
that she has more stories and funny ex-
periences than she ever dreamed of
having, that Mexico is a great country.
That they are in the land of coffee and
that she has been on regular coffee
spree ever since she arrived in the land
of the Greasers.
A dining room Baltimore heater in
nice order for sale. A bargain if sold
soon. Charles Greaves, corner Davis
and Pacific avenues, Holly Beach. \
The revival services at the Hollywood
M. E. church are being very successful.
Work is rapidly lrogressing on Chas.
Albig's new addition to his building ON
Pacific venue.
Lovely waistings, mercerised in plain
and figured effects at special prices.
Mech & Co. Read orr adv. page 4. n
Tin roofing and spouting, jobbing
ate nded to. j. +. Shaw, p. o. box
139, Holly Beach, NJ. At
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Holly
Beach Presbyterian church. will hold a
social on Feb. % in the borough hall.
Unfdrnished and furnished cottages
to rent by the month until June l, 1906.
Apply to VIM. IL Bright, Holly Beach
For Sale-Six year old horse cheap.
Apply to Chas. Albig, Pacific avenues
No quorm was present at the Board
of Trade meeting last Friday night and
an adjournment vas taken until next
Friday night.
For sale or exchange for Five Mile
Beach property, a good farm near Clay
ton, N j., and about twenty miles
from Philadelphia, with "a acres, IA
room double house, large barn, COW
house for four cows, large chicken
house, carriage house and other build
ings. A fine orchard. AZ Pentland,
Clayton, New Jersey.
Centre House guests have been Clar-
ence E. West, G. M. Elwell, d. j.
Woods, j. w. Numan, Philadelphia;
VIM. q. Mcguire, Camden; Geo. w.
Krider, Berwyn. Pa; Frank Cox,
John Ogden, F. L. Fralinger. S. A.
Laning, Bridgeton; Capt. j. S. Lud-
lam, Brooklyn; E. g. Ludlam, South
Dennis; r. T. Johnson, Erma; j. w.
Durham, Alloway.
See Smile Beach in a touring car.
Call up phone 10 or Wildwood Auto
Co., Reeve building.
VIII exchange two nice homes in
centre of Philadelphia for Holly Beach
boarding house. Bremerman & Me-
Murray, ITO Chestnut street, Phila-
delphia. n
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-08-03
LATEST NOVEL IS
OF NEW JERSEY LIFE
"Doc, Gordon" by Mary +
Wilkins, to be Published
Next Sunday.

The best novel for the reader Is The
novel that mcst nearly ronrays the
people with whom The reader comes II
contact David harlm pictured Il
homely character and his friends in
such a way n 10 make every reader
of the book find in his own commun-
ity a counterpart of the great philo-
sopher and horse trader.
Mary i. wilkins Freeman, who
has for some years been known as Tie
author who drew true life portraits of
the characters of the New England
village, has found Il new field for her
work. She has written novel, the
characters for which she has found in
southern New jersey. Whether the
people of that section will enjoy her
pictures is yet to be seen, but they
will surely enjoy the story itself-one
of the greatest mystery-romances ever
written.
The title of the novel is "'Doc.
Gordon" and the first instalment
Will be printed in the Sunday North
American next Sunday, August 5. 1t
will be completed during the month
of August in the special fiction sup
plement Of that paper, before it is al
lowed to appear in book form.
The demand for the Sunday North
American tor August is already enor-
nous, and readers who would lot
miss reading all of the wilkins novI
should make themselves safe by order
ing the paper for the full month.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-08-03
FISH LIVE 5 DAYS
WITHOUT WATER
New Method of Shipping Them
Discovered by German
Experts.

Washington, July 2S.-A method
discovered by the Germans, of ship
ping fish without water and keeping
them alive and in perfect condition,
as long as four or five days, is de-
scrbed in report by Consul General
Guenther, at Frankfort, Germany.
The method is based on the fact
that fish require oxygen, which their
gills take from the water, just as the
human lungs take it from the air.
Discovering that many kinds of fish
would live long out of water if their
giPs were kept wet, the German ex-
perimenters developed plan OF put
ting the live fish into Theoretically
sealed shipping box containing Il
small amount of water, or water
soaked cloths, from which moisture
kept the air saturated, thus prevent
ing the evaporation of the moisture
from the gills.
Then supply of oxygen was in-
troduced through Il tube into the box.
Under this process the fish lived, and
after four days, when dumped into
water, would be apparently as fresh
and lively as ever. The plan is
cheap, safe and enables transportation
Of fresh fish distances never before at.
tempted.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-08-03
Three Attempts at kidnapping.

A triple attempt to kidnap the
pretty 3-year-old daughter of DR.. w.
S. Moore, of Northumberland, was
made early Tuesday evening. An
Italian boy appeared at the child's
home and coaxed her to go with him.
Before she had gone far her father
saw her and called her back. A lit
tie later the same boy returned and
led her away the second time, hand
ing the child over to a well dressed
man, who in turn gave the boy some
money. This time her father and a
lawyer named Gillespie made pursuit
and rescued her, the two conspirators
having made their escape.
The young Italian several hours
after was seen opposite the Moore
house, apparently Watching for an
other opportunity. The authorities
were notified, but no capture haslyet
been made.