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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-08-04
TRUTHS.

Attorneys S. A. King and w. r. Hall
each won a case in Justice Durand S
court at Murray the other day. That S
a feat that few attorneys can boast
of unless they are retained by the
Luke collection agency which was not
the case with Messrs. King and Hall.
~ ~
The editorial writer on the Telegram
blames the editorial writer on the
Deseret News because the latter crit
icizes city financial affairs of which
che has not the slightest personal
knowledge" OF course the editor of the
Telegram is an authority on the finan
cial affairs not only Of the city but OF
everything else, nit. The News ed
itor may not know much about the
financial condition of the municipality
but it is a safe assertion that the ed
itor of the Telegram knows good
deal less. The News says the present
administration is corrupt and that the
Morris crowd was immaculate. The
Telegram says the Morris crowd was
corrupt and incompetent and the pres
ent lot is immaculate. Two great au
thorities contradict each other fatty
~ "
The talk for James T. Hammond as
Republican state chairman is increas
ing Glen Miller is also mentioned il
that connection.
For some reason or another the
daily papers have been saying thing!
about the Luke collection agency. TIL,
reason probably is that the dailies are
trying to hold up Luke for little
more cash than he has been contribu
ting monthly to purchase their silence
Luke is an example of the success o
persistence and stick-to-itiveness
worthy of better cause than that il
which he is engaged. He and his agency
are the most extensively cussed, de
spised and berated concerns herea
bouts and have been so for years, we
Luke goes right along and prospers
He has spacious offices and employ
a dozen or more clerks and the Lore
knows how many process servers an,
other minions. This is not an adver
tisement for Luke, at least it is no
a paid advertisement and it is pub
lshed wit but his knowledge or cor
sent as an excuse for telling why h
pTospers. The reason is that he re
ceives patronage from a whole lot O
the ultra respectable business houses
bankers included, in the city, VIII
openly condemn Luke and his method
yet do not hesitate to take advantag
of them. There may be an excuse eve
| for that because there are so man
thoroughly dishonest cusses who do
everybody they can and who can onl
be reached by the Luke methods, bu
lots of innocent people are made t
suffer.
~ ,S
The law firm of Zane & Stringfe
low, composed of Judge Charles
Zane and Joseph w. Stringfellow ha
removed from the Deseret Ban
building to 309-310 d. F. Walker built
| ing.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-08-04
Animals in the Water.

The horse can swim for miles with
out being exhausted, and shows a
wonderful instinct in choosing the
best available landing place Bears
and moles swim well, but bats and
monkeys are helpless in the water.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-08-04
DOES LIKE PRODUCE LIKE?

the effect that like produces like But
this. like most popular sayings would
be quite as true if reversed.
If we wanted to be exact we should
say Like produces like at rare in
tervals."
Children very rarely resemble their
parents, and when they do we regard
it so remarkable that we point them
out and make remarks.
Napoleon's son, ironically called l.
Aiglon. stood in the same relation to
his parents that cuckoo does to an
eagle The genius of Napoleon was
an requirement He was trans
planted weed that found the right soil.
Horses and cattle that reproduce
themselves with any degree of accu-
racy are those which have been cared
for under almost identical conditions
for twelve or more generations.
Children most resemble parents
when they live and work together and
thus come under the same envoron-
ment Not once in thousand times
will a rich or successful man surround
| his son with environment and condi-
lions similar to those in which he
evolved; rather will he shield his
children from the experiences that
have been his, and they are strangers
and aliens forever, intent on dissipat-
ing his fortune and throwing the fam
| lily name under a shadow.
Humanity is constantly breeding for
scrubs-and that the present plan sue
ceeds there is no doubt.
Like does not produce like.
| Take apple seeds from Greetings"
"Pippin,' Russell" or that finest of
all apples, the Northern Spy" and
what do you get?
| I'll tell you: you get crabapples; lit
tie, nasty, gnarled, bitter, tasteless,
quarrelsome, quibbling crabs. That's
what you get.
| The Northern Spy is the genius
among apples, but from the seed of the
Northern Spy it is a million to one
that you will never raise Northern
Spy"
Apples breed back, and so do pota-
toes. Raise potatoes from seed and
you get small potatoes, the size of
gooseberries-and few in hill. Hence
we raise potatoes from the tubers
/
in California go back to a single tree.
Orange trees raised from seed pro-
duce fruit that quicker your mouth like
persimmons, and are about as valu-
able as the Usage orange.
In our schooldays, when one boy
had an apple, there were often re-
quests for the core. And the answer
was, There han't no core"
My old friend, Luther Burbanks,
has made this a literal fact, and seed
less apples are only few years ahead
of u.s. Luther has also tackled on the
genealogical church door his thesis
concerning spineess cactus which
will supply an indefinite amount OF
food for man and beast and make the
desert laugh harvest when but very
slightly Initiated by plow
But best of all he now declares
that the old plan of producing human
ity from seed is crude, rude, slipshod,
fatty, wasteful and dangerous. In pro-
ducing humans, science has never been
given a show. Our methods are hap
hazard
Burbank thinks Teddy's cry about
race suicide is no better than recon
mendation to sow the earth with crab
apples, priclly pears and Usage or
IangeS Burbank's Dlan for nroduoino,
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-08-04

The law firm of Zane & Stringfel-
low, composed of Judge Charles S.
Zane and Joseph w. Stringfellow, has
removed from the Deseret Bank
building to 309-310 d. F. Walker build
ing.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16

GaIifornti9e e4txisn-s Bis sigfunb sas:
8 BIS ID pftRb Sc.
eped. gasI.-0erdsIta, 8 Do 10 Rfaxh
In Dsr&i&mttt. l4}e; Ii bH IL 4f,mh tm
Dur&f&ntt, 122e.
0sa6rrte8 NtxhFei1@ - SGsxsss, ree.
estS, 12}c; xabsxi6tfa l0s; Szsext. IA
RR5@eI 13He.
c&usaIa - u Xierces5-l. Dual. 1o5s; 3.
OuaIttdt Gle: 8. DaaIitM Oh.
04uItern-Gxsl, Gureb. 10 b3 20 Rfuxh
tn Dur@f@nttt, ste; Is Bfrxa Dur9j4xitt,
&c. 10 Biz IL Efaxb Gle.
cepo6eltes S@wetxsfefQ - xxrqexiofss
1anep Big vac. 80: 3Iarss Dsan gls. 90: Sam'
~ $500; etort GIsaT 1880; Kuusvi
SIC. 90.
ARrte = 0erds&erts Bratrs1a Sc.
6raxtfarter 7}e; Bologna h Ddrnter ~. 10
fa4 SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16
Bier peronen sci einem
groben Geuer m e.
m m n.

MIIentotpn, pa, Is. gull. Bel
elmer s9ldgsrei inter flauonii4en ar=
beitern In 5o3elsbile tpuroe beute
Na9t cine brennsnos Sample umgstuor.
fen unb bas 2ogtrbaus gerieib in
5lammen. Dos 6euer berbrettete f9
iebr f9nsa uno a&t bena&barte 6duier
brannten ebenfaas tctal ab. Sn BEN
Wirrmarr muroen Sobn @ponie uno
{ein So6n. Midasl gbonie, iouie Ri-
9ael Sabut6 bon benz &au4 tibsr'
mannt uno o%erbrannten. Gin anberer
Wann, Der avs einem brsnnenoen
6aus aus benz swsiten Stodmerte
iprans, brad R9 bas Ridgrat.
SAT- 20. 900 aobIemardbs r
tn Obto Streit.
Columbus, g., Is. Suli. =
Der Strsit Der 4oblengrdber In ber'
f9iebsnsn 8bsilsn bss Staatss ObiO
aeiet f9 als srnfer als 3usrf bsfir4.
tst uuroe, unb anRatt CUR arbeit au.
rtid3utebrsn, pie bic Orbers bomS treis
tsr.S auptquurtier lauten. wiro anes.
nommen, baB 20. 600 nod muiRs fnb.
Cine grtldruns tibsr ben gsssntudr=
tigen Strsif. pie He bon einem gru'
bsnbsfbsr sssebsn wirb, gs6t babin,
bab ben am Strsit bsfinbliden 2euten
aus unbsranimortli6sr Quele mitge.
tbsiIt tpOrben NOR, oab fe ben 2obn'
tariff bonn Sabre 1908 srbaltsn tuerben.
udbrsnb bic Sbatia9e III, oab he sins
@rb6buns Der 6 6bne bon 5.ss prOssni
hber ben Sarif bon 1904 uno 1905
baltsn folen.
m beraubt.
Baltimore, Is. SuIi. Tas
poffamt In 8lsnburnte on Der 8alti.
more & NnnapoIts gifenbabn wurb'
teute Absnb UNI u~ngsfdbr $1,000 be.
raubt. &duber ialusen ben pOf'
meiffer Moam Wtngert NIT 2nhppsIr
b%sinnunssIos uno banoen ibn mil
Striden, bfnor He entfoten. Dc,
pofmeiffer tuoQte bic 3assseinna6mer
bon u%nsefdbr $1,000 eini4lieBen. na8'
benz Der paKagier3ug bic 8lenburnis'
Station paiRrt bate, uno fanb DO,
benz ss6fnsten eiisrnen @sIofaranf.
als er pl6bli& befttse e&ldse auf Der
2opf erbislt. Die Rduber nabmer
tbm ben Beutsl nit benz 8eloe fort uni
bsusrtfslisten ibre 6lu&t. obne BE-
merit au tperbsn. Der poffmsife1
uurbe balo barauf b%sfnnunssIos un,
eetnsbslt Dor benz @sloi9rante lis9eno
gsfunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16
NpW @aeewsResss.

DeIiGforn - Bertcnfspreife: it xae se
0ualttdt, 68-61c.
3afz-se&dIt 8s-40e; IN ben asase.
e10.00-sI1.00 pei 1enxe. Reua 85-S7s
geiget - Eertmafspreie: ~. 0O-ss.oo
motb9-Sertmsffprete; Sll. 0o-16.(o.
etrobtFreHe. ie mad BEN 0rab. h 1a
len. $6.0O@&6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16

susar Gurea 6&txiex - Gsfs nudIt:at:
1870 gfunh 183: IL Eisks l8&e: ln-N
Pfunb l8}: Huette nuaItat s0--le Vixxt
,2te; 10 4funb I2as : Il Ffxxb l2ie : 10
pfaab &c.
eYed-Rlare eetex. 80 - 20 Ytusb m
Dxr@i@Hitt, lie; Mass Csstes, & ID 90
4Funb. lie: &fare Nsussl, 26 ID 60 4inah,
l0ae; lS bts ~ SD, lie; II ID l6 Ptsxb,
l2e; aIare Hdi6ex, D ID 30 pfm.Ss l1}e;
Nadss II ID Is Pfsnb ll3e; Mas S6a6sa .
u Q RtusA. ne
3rStftA6be OReItk Snrsb l7}e
eeudblter euoar Gastb l7}e, Ell Dfmub IN
Drr&i4nstt 15e W . 4hub IN 1xe4s
i4aitt l82e; 10 ~ - ptnb II CwQFIqHti
1sis; Pfmsb In Dsr9f4aifts tqmal, 1las.
Q 4ftmh tm 0ur&f4nit. fqma6. lole.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16
8afe=Baa.

Die esRrigsn Spisle reiuItirtsn mis
folst:
u Affoetati n.
2anfas gitp, Is. Suit.
2anias @itp Rein Spiel,
Snbtanapolis Regen.
Wilmaufss, Is. Sult.
Wiluautee ~ OOOeOOO1-1
Columbus. 20 11010000- 8
Batterien = @oobuin unb Bebile ;
6lahertp uno Blue.
Mtnnsapolts, Is. Suli.
Minneapolis 10 20100001-
&oIebo .......1 00O01O10- 8
gatterien = @ebrins unb Osaser,
Sutt6OH, piatt unb 2anb.
ct. PAUL, Is. Suli.
ct. pauf. ....1 0010004%-
2ouisuiQe 80 l. 8
Batterien = Wtder, gpinq unb
Sts9sr, Renna, Stoner unb Sbaw.
Wattnnat.2isa.
Cincinnati. Is. gull.
Cries spiel.
Cincinnati. 80 01000100-
Brpotlpn. .....0 q 4
Batterien = pruiit unb Drill:
S&lei; SeanIan unb Bergen.
3mettes Sptef.
Cincinnati ....1 051011O*- 9
Brootlpn .....0 020200U'- 4
Batterten = 6rafsr unb e9Iei;
gafon unb Bergen.
ct. 2ouis, Is. Suit.
ct. 2outs. -. O0010O02O-
Tetu yort. 49, 01000024-7
Batterien = Beebe, Brubot unb
%. 1sarfbaa; Wiltie. Zines unb
8resnaban.
Chicago. Is. SuIt.
g6ieaeo IA
philadelphia. ..011000010- 3
Batterten 9aplor unb Woran;
Nu99Iebp, &f9ie unh DOOM.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16

Srt@es RinbFef&-@sfIs4s etssrs - 81
8be; tisftse Stiese 7}-7ie: Sisfas sixhe
$50 Sm ZOO Sfnxo 7e; sietee &Rbs 200
bS $50 Efwna 52e xabe 80 ID GO pfmss
&c; eter EorSoutsrtd &. 0tiw n&2tess
pseriel i0}e, Kixb otxtszpssssA 81, Nnb
BorbsrrtsrteI &c, 2s4 Eorh1sterteI lfe, nta
ninternierteI 7e.
Srtttel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l2ss ntxtsss
pierteI 15e, HorbeptertsI &c.
Srif@es e@afFef4 - Sasmas y< Rfnkb
l2e ; e&afe SIC: S4sxta l8e; Vads haslb
i6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16
3 q.

Rem Dorf, Is. Suit. Sim Stunt
bieies Sabrss manberten insasiammi
lis. 900 perfonsfl eth, asgsn 1885
TN SUM- 1905 uno 75.4SS Inn Stunt
1904. aus Rublanb tamsr %, 1874
TN Suui 1906. ssssr, 20. 2S8 TN Sunt
1904. Sn ben nit benz 80. Stunt
1905 su gnbe sesansenen feds Mo.
laten ~tuanberten iusseiammt GA, 1922
perfonen stu, cine 3unatme un IS
prosent felt 1904, aus Rublanb austn
1876. 511.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16
OttxeWs.

Bstex 30. 3 -ctber 76e, cuf Sdas
fen, 72e bon YabIsa; 10. 9 rptb9 7ac,
SUM-, 76c; &asexpebea 7le.
@eII9fsru - 70. ! nett 3 t.: no.
metb 64fe SO. 9 weib 6zf ; 40. ( uab.
Sac; 70. 2 wett seuii9t 6)s W. {
metb seurif@t 68e; re. Z rds gentle.
b1}e; 70. 2 eeIb 63e; 70. 8 ssIb IS
20. 4 geld size; SO. 3 seuf4t 68< I
30. 8 aeuHi&t 58e; 70. ( ssutqt 80: ;
Robes 5ac.
4afs 10. 3 uetber 8s2s; 10. . pstsA
3ss; 20. 2 0exti4ter ts;; Re. 9 fssH4tt
t6c.
1n - SO. 1 atmotss fl 25; 10.
Q. So 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16
OeeeUteS.

Ot068St9Os
SnbtGaayslb &afeeBpete
Oera0bnI. BIB gutter 10-las; brisaa iii 70
ud5lter A-lee TGmp sai-sse. SsIs<s
Denorp 10 BIB 22e. Sara 28-S2e.
Sx Ba6etsx:
&stoia STATS. Sion S1t.76. Ssriss ylI.2s
Garaeas S1l.76 Diuwort9'B S1e. 20. Ode
Sara Hlexb $3.50. GIimar Saba HIenb
$14.76, Ouriea $lG.76.
Su6er-Dontaoes 7.37e; eti6an6es 3 80
puIuertfrter sac; XXX puIpertfrtss 6.27s,
isuaer graxnlirtes 4.92e; GabeS 5.37e; Sens
f~eetaoners' A4.97S sibseuoob u 4.72:; HID
xts Z l.6ae; empire G4.57s; Sbsal astxa
0oTbex 8 4.l2s; Bsxbfor sstra 8 4.7as,
Riseepoob 8 l.4ae; aegber 9 I: sa.; IL gel,
ber All.
efFs-Naa go o.. xsR). Sat. g. 10 per
0aIone.
OetrOdaete Sri&te-AeYfeI. On bss eosi 6
setrs6nst. &c: Sobannesbeerex 7e ss 7ks;
gttron l8s BIZ l4s; Hofxex, 4 grppx, pcs
pfuxb. 7e. Q Groux 7}e. I gronx 7is iass
usenfreie esb3 9e. California NuseateI 7Asi
euItana 7}e, tspsvttrte SuItaxa lie BID lie
California 1prtioien Sc BIB 12e.
Ri6Ies-2400 tn Sat 80: 1900 tn Eat
30; 1900 ta aaIbfab $500; 200 Ia 6as
$3.50.
etarie-PearI, 8ae, GsaurptOs eIst. l sxi
8 Bfunb Badete g.. 4orx. l #is. 3afas,
lX-6k.
Ganbp-7e Stanseu esnmf4t 7S stps
CT seni&t &c; Banner Twta &c; Stsa<
HoubonS 10e: &c. 2 greasn asasf&t &C.
HiHe-kr@aI nea Sc BE l0e; 5ilberts iss
ReabeIn IA; wei9i&aIise Naxbeix l6s
Sorban RanSeIn l6e; Reaxuts 6s Biz SIS
eer6fete 7e bts Sc; ensIH@e EaI1shs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16

gnsros . Berfaufsprets SnsScriists
S~&pebertdfe 8oe per Rfuxs stx4stnsi4s.
S&weberidie lis, NtSeoxfx Sssarl . 96i.
IL. Sem Dors 9beobars l6s, stxsstnrs
j&er 2ixtbureer 1Se. DUd lie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16

Mdbden BON 10 Mdrnert tit ben @al6 gei9leppt
llll6 frintinea algegrifen.

Sas Spfer bon 9hflinsen. - rploiom. Grfe g~fnnitipaES fraBenbabn..
Tansamerianide Gonfereuj. @natenalas Srnppen fegni9.
sdledte S6hBbaumpone in gnnSes Iiasaainen sefnnSen.
8raflen bthelt 3 &~riegsidie. SauaOor degria.
M6rber Sbam ermartet ben Yeiud ieiner SHUTTER.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16

HrHdtte xns 0ewsie.
Ssa4te
GepfeI- BaISmins. $500 per Sab.
Bananen $1.75-2.2S; Iet1e We-Sl.2b.
gstrpnem t3.00-5.E0 peg Rife.
Dransen - $3.26-4.DH per RTE.
erbbeeren 81. 76-$2.b0 bic Rife.
Oemafa
SparseI-50c Elm Du&enb Wun&eS.
grine ENTHUSIASTICALLY Der 1ufbeI.
Rotbe Rabeu 45e pei Dutenh Bun&es.
Rraut - $3.50 per Srate.
Weue earrots-s0e has Duterb.
1~lumeniobI $2.25 per Tutexh.
GeIerp-$6 bis $3.50.
gurfen 76e Der Dutenb.
SaIat - 10e per 8furh.
4wiebeIn - @otbe urb rpetbe 4l.D per
Yfunh epamti@e SmtebeIn $1.so
per Rife.
Differ gIant zoe pei Dxtexb.
BeterfIie I6-s0e pet Uutexb 0ux@es.
RartoHeIn zoe 9Oc per BuibeI.
Neue &artoHeln-$5.b0 PEI Sat.
sIbfartofeIn = 8trstnia $3.25 Belts
more sac -2.76 Serieh $3.50 $500
per Sas.
yabieie 1aHc pes Dutsxb.
&bubarb 1oe bas Du&enb.
Spinat - 81 per Gab.
tomatoes $3.50 per Grate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16

0dxbIer bssabIen isIoexSs $ssHe:
Butter - Country, l3es Sseenaerp 2ls,
0tgtx &c
Srii&e Gier-19e tsr Datexo.
0thner Sc, edFns {, THrtst8e9-l2e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-16

bNSW sboN "
Snipeetion idmmtli9er 2raftanlaQsn
an beioen ufern bss GaIes DOR unb
fpra9 NIT allen bstbeilistsn partsisn,
nobel aud bic gibie federation au
Wort fam. tpslds f9 ftir bic grbaI.
tuna Der Naturf&6nbsiten Der Niasara.
Sdae sinfebt. Ssrr Saft hat 6isbsr
feline gnti9eibuns In bisisr Srass ss.
9ebsn.
Der 3riegsiecretdr ssbsntt bic Bun.
besbauptfaot bsute slbsnb 3u bsrloHsn,
I'm, f9 tibsr Wstu Dort nod Opfsr
Bap au bsgsbsn unb baislbf NIT benz
grdFoentsn betrsHs Der geplanten gr-
ri9tung bon 8rigabe.p ofsn In meb.
rem Sbsilsn bss 2anbss @tdipra9s 40
nsbmsn. gs uurbs oissbe3aali9 bas
8erlangen aufgsfeIt, baB einiss bieisr
pOfen In Der Wdbe Der srOBsn stdbts
bss 2anbss srri&tst tpsrbsn ioleu, bas
NIT bie Bunbestruppen our ebsntuslen
unisrbridune bon l1nruben 3ur Ser.
ft9ung ftdnosn. Seerstdr 8aft III ie.
bod sessn Diefe Sbes, inbsm Ct ben
Stanopunft bsrtritt, ss fsi bic pfi9t
Der einaeInen Staatsn, ibrs Wilissn
tsts iotusit f9lasferiis 81 erbaltsn. bab
He gu iOl&sn 3wsdsn cur @erfhsuns
feben. Sabur9 mtroen bic Bunoss.
truppsn bisisr Nufsabsn sntlsbist,
pel9s fe In ben eineInsn @sssnbsn
nur UNPOPULAR MAIDEN.
grfe W unieipat.S tra.
Benbnn n.
Wonroe, &c., Is. Suli. Die
srfe S%traBsnbabn, tpeI9e cine 6tabt
In ben Der. Staten auf sisns Rotten
tbernimmt, uirb bemnd9f In Wonros,
3d.. In Betrieb asiebt tuerben. Mapor
u. u. Horiptbs bon Wonroe, usI9sr
bic Wotorlsute su srnsnnsr bat, ere
tldrte, bab bic erfe geoingung poI.
fdnbiss gntbaltiamtsit iei. sd BIN
fein probtbitionif", iaste er, vabsr
2suts, bis cine 10 psrantportli9s Stsl.
lung betleIben, mfRen nh9tern iein.
g aIeate g 9ieBbau,tp ollie
In gunbes.W agaaine
gefunben.
Wemport. Y. g., Is. Suli.
Die groBen Borrdtbe an S&iebbaum'
MOLE In Warins.W aaaainen snilans
Der Rdfe bss Atlantif9sn Oceans fnb
bon Ga9bsrHdnbisen esprift tuorbsn.
tuel9e ben san3sn gorratb als un-
brau4bar erfldrt baben. Weue groBs
Yorrdtbe bon S9tsbbaumuoae limb
baber befsnt morhsn unb Der oIte Dor.
ratb lou ben 8orpsbo.S tationsl 3u.
rtdseseben uerben. Die oils unbrau9.
bar befunosne S9iebbaumwols it
tnnerbalb Der IeBten bret Sabre fabrt.
cirt rorbsn.
W 6rber 8bam erpartet ben
8eu9 etner Wutter.
Rem Dorf, Is. Sult. 6rau
Wi1iam Sbau uurbe beute psrboten,
ibrsn Sobn Sarrs Sbap I'm Sombs
@sfdnanib 3u beiu9sn. Sebo& tpirb ss
ibr ipdtsr erlaubt msrbsa, ibren Sobn
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rH,EvINo SQUIRREL DRIVEN OFF
Robins Successfully Defend Mesa
Against Marauder.

a pair Of robins proved too much
for marauding squirrel in Independ.
ence square yesterday. While ON q
midair cruise he suddenly stopped as
though something special had attract.
ed his attention, and then he came
down the tree in q slow, unconcerned
manner. The secret was out when
he shyly began the ascent of another
oak, In the branches of which a pair
Of the redbreasts had built their nest.
His little eyes glistening and hts
whole manner that of a thief, he
moved up the tree trunk, and had al.
most reached the little blue eggs in
the nest when the mother bird and
her mate saw him and few down from
their upper perch. They we're on Mr..
Squirrel In an instant, and the fur
flew when their beaks got into action.
The retreat Of the squirrel was quick
ly effected. The watchers were
amused. Then a second time the rob-
Der advanced, and was 30 successful
as to get one of the eggs in his paws
before the birds came to the rescue.
The squirrel was nonplussed, as he
couldn't back down with the egg with
the birds pecking him, and he was
loath to relinquish his hard-won prize.
His hesitation was fatal, though, as
the birds, with a concerted rush, fair
ly showed him out of the nest, and the
robins followed him so quickly and
g. L. ~
and smashed on the ground. The
squirrel then gave up his purloining
expedition. Record.
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THE AWAKENING OF A MOTHER-H HEART
BY JESSIE WADE MANNING.

We have lived .or 20 years in a nat
over the stables provided by the su-
perintendent Of the Brixton park. My
husband, William Newman, is now
one OF the head gardeners. I was
brought up to work, and as good, hon
est, hard work keeps one out of mis-
chief, I'm none the worse for DONG the
washing, ironing and homework all
these years for my little family of
two.
Well, started out to tell about the
tenants. and especially the boy, in the
adjoining f1at-the new undergardener,
Norman Gray. and his wife and small
son. They've been there now going on
three weeks, and, as l never cousin
strangers, / haven. spoken to any Of
them, only twice I've shook my finger
at the child, and motioned him to
keep on his own side of the yard.
Unfortunately, we are obliged to
dry our pieces" in the same yard,
so 1t Is a tug-of-war each Monday
morning to see which will get ahead.
must admit she has no new-fangled
ideas about hanging up clothes-wool-
ems and stockings are always the first
on the line.
The boy Norman is called by the
foolish name of "Nibsey," and If a
childless ife of 20 clean. neat, mo-
notonous years hadn't put crust on
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chamoIs skin Of Commerce

Charles C. Druedling. of Philadel-
phia, has written an article for the
American Journal of Pharmacy on the
subject Of channels skins. What is
known in the market as channels skins,
he says. is really an obtained sheep
or lamb skin lining. The supply Of
skins from the channels animal is very
limited-enough could not be obtained
In Q year to supply the United States
for more than q single day. He made
special inquiry on recent visit to
Switzerland about the annual crop Of
the channels skin and ascertained that
from 5000 to 5000 skins would be
fair average yearly crop. This skin IL
heavier than the skin of the sheep or
lamb, also much coarser. For strength
and durability the channels skin IL pre-
ferable, but for ordinary use and APP
pearance the obtained sheep skin
lining would. in most instances. be
preferred.
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SORES ON HANDS.
Suffered for Long Time Without
ReIief-Doctor Was Afraid to
Touch Them-Cured by
Cuticura.

For q long time 1 suffered with
sores on the hands which were Itch
Ing, painful and disagreeable. 1 had
three doctors, and derived no benefit
from any of them. One doctor said
he was afraid to touch my hands, SO
you must know how bad they were;
another said I never could be cured;
and the third said the sores were
caused by the dipping of my hands
In the water in the dye-house where
! work. 1 saw in the papers about
the wonderful cures of the Cuticura
Remedies and procured some of the
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment.
In three days after the application
Of the Cuticura Ointment my hands
began to peel and were better. The
soreness disappeared. and they are
now smooth and clean, and I am still
working in the dye-house. Mrs. A. E.
Maurer, 2340 State ST.. Chicago, H.,
July /, 1906"