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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-20
Do You Open Your Month

Like young bird and gulp down v,,.
ever food or medicine may be Offered 10y
Or, do you want TO know sometbin, wv wv
composition and character of thai , y, ns
you take into your stomach whe,bsr !.
food or medicine?
Most intelligent and senslble 49,,
nowadays insist on knowing wbot, .I
employ whether as food or as moS,. sn7
DR.. Pierce believes they have a na,,a.
right to insist upon such KNOWLEDGE ~
publishes e1oadcast and on each bd,,i.
wrapper, what 5ismeaicines are mSE !,
and yeriies i1uhder-es!A This he sss
he can MeNrhfford TO do because lie ma.
the Ingredients Of which his mejiciSs
are made are studied and understood ~
more viii their snpeTIor curative vlFTSS ~
be anlrscl0 ted.
For the cure OF woman's peculiar vs,,
nesses, Irregularities and deranVemsr,,
giving rise to frequent headaches, baeI
ache, dragglng-down pain or distress /,
lower abdominal or pelvic region accon.
panied, ofttimes, with deblitatIn,
pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred SWIM
toms OF weakness, DR.. Pierce's Fayor,,
Prescription Is a most efficient renea,
1t Is equally effective in curing paIniIi
periods, in giving strength to nursip,
mothers and In preparing the system y
the expectant mother for taby'S copIns
thus rendering childbirth safe and can.
paratively painless. The "FavorIte Pr
scrlption Is most potent. strengthenIy
tonic to the general system and 10 NJ
organs distinctly feminine in partcu,,
1t is also a soothing and invigHa;lpr
neryine and cures nervous exhausted
nervous prostration, neuralgia. hysters
spasms, chorea or st. Nitus's dance AMI
other distressing nervous symptoms az
tendant upon functional and organic d.
eases OF the distinctly feminine organs.
A host OF medical authorities Of all Ii,
several schools OF practice, recommend
each of the several ingredients Of vhki
cFavorite Prescription s made for tls
cure OF the diseases for which 1t isclaInM
to be cure. You may read what they
say for yourself by sending a postal tara
request for a free booklet OF eItrash
from the leading authorities, to DR.. RV
Pierce, Invallds' Hotel and Surgical In
stitute, Buffalo, n. Y, and 1t will come b
you by return post.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-20
Dennis the Coachman.

Dennis" SEE she, "Yell find thin
kittens" SEE she, and yell dhrown
thin kittens" SEE she.
"Dade, an won't thin. It's a da-
cent by am, and it's not for dhrown-
ing kittens and that like durty work
that KEN here at all.
And what's this in the barl?
Marcy presarve us! It's Tab and the
kittens! Shure now, Tab, what for
would we sarve me such a name trick
as 10 put yourself right here fore
ninst me very nose! That's the most
unkindest cut of all!' And it's dead
we ought to be yourself"
Tabby stood up. She arched her
back, and waved her TAIL and sang
Dennis a sweet song, and the heart of
Dennis melted within him.
"Bedad!" Quoth Dennis, its a black
shame to murther the little bastes."
And Tabby arched her back and sang
her siren song.
suddenly the stairs creaked. Tabs
eyes glared wildly at Dennis. Dennis
started guiltily as he looked at Tab
Stealthy footsteps approached the bar
rel. Dennis! Dennis!" cried Connie,
where are the kittens? Cook says
TAB has some kittens, and you're GO
Ing to drown them. But you won't
VIII you, Dennis dear Please, please.
don't drown them!"
You're not to drown those kittens.
you know, Dennis said Rex. They
belong to us-to Connie and me-"
20 Rex! here they are in the barrel
One, two, three, four, five, six, dear.
darling kittens, all squirming about
0 Dennis! do put them all in my
apron" and she held 1t out, and looked
at him, with blue, beseeching eyes.
And what will say to horr?" said
Denais, pointing upward.
It's none Of her business" said Rex.
Il guess we can do as we like with
our kittens. Give the kittens TO Con-
ME, and I'll take old Tab, and wen
hide EN- in the barn where she can't
find EN-"
Dennis went cautiously to the foot
of the stairs and listened. Then he
said, "Whisht! Shes not there at all
Run, me darlints. Stand not upon the
orther ct your goin'."-Journal of Ed.
ucation.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-20
SO,iiiUJ G Pa.

SS'''''J - 80
Ms pa. always . nt } school.
lie 81 n GtuH.I dliJ,
wy w"vH Just + BIZ rs me
lIe knew ,.lnSS oy the ,ud!
ATlth metz. I.r IN " II all.
rEIom ii "a 80 p" ,
But VII n. tel. a now Il was,
lily gItnina. sne lays Hunt!
Ny pa--he always got the prize
For never hc!n' late:
An when they stud. d juGGcrfy,
lie knew bout every state,
He says he knew the rivers. an
Knew all their outs and ms,
But when he tells me all q that,
My grandma, she just grins.
NY pa-he never missed a day
A-Soin TO the school,
An never played no hockey. nor
Forgot the teachers rule;
An ev'ry class he's ever in,
The rest he always led. -
MY grandma, when IA talks that way
Just laughs. an shakes her head
My grandma says at boys is boys,
The same s pas is pas,
An when | asst her what she MEANS
She says at little boys is best
When they grow up to men,
Because they know how good they was
And tell their children then!
james Whitcomb Railey
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-20
APPENDICITIS
Not at all Necessary to Opera'e :
Many Cases.

Automobiles and Appendicitis fcA'
some people before they are MT
Appendicitis is often caused W w
much starch in the bowels o"' Al
Is hard to digest and clogs up inc '.
gestive machinery-also tenos
form cakes In the cecum. (Iha'
blind pouch at entrance to tne ~
pendix). sd,
A N. H. girl had appendicitis. ~.
lived on milk forawhile-then ursr
Nuts and got well without an op'
tion. III.
She says: Five years ago Wps.
at school, / suffered terripy 'Too
constipation and indigestion vs.
much starch, white bread, pota'''-
etc, which she did not digest a,
soon after left school ma
attack of appendicitis and for lhn ~
weeks lived on milk ana Wss,Ia
When recovered enough to eat wi. ',,S
food there was nothing that W.,
agree with me. until frienu iee
mended Grape-Nuts. S,s
when / began to eat Grape IA
weighed SO lbs, but ! soon ,,,r
lis lbs. The distress after e sn's
left me entirely and now am ""'
new person" "a n
"a little Grape-Nuts dissoNe ~,
hot water or milk would hase M
much better for this case tnan II,
alone, for tn, starchy part o.
wheat and barley is changed WI VIM
form OF digestible sugar IN ns
Grape-Nuts.) Name given by Pom a,
Co., Battle Creek, Mich. hes '.r,s
little book, THE Road to Weh''
in pkgs. There's a reason.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-20
SquaW at a Bank.

A full blood Indian squaw attired in
the regulation costume of a we'll bred
society woman in Indian life-bright-
ly colored blanket and skirt with bead.
ed leggings and moccasins, with the
latest approved Cheyenne coiffure.
which is the same they have been
wearing the past hundred years-was
recently seen to walk into the FL
Reno State Bank and fill out check
in a full round hand, which she pre-
sented at the proper window and re-
ceived her pin money, supposedly. The
officials at the bank say 1t is com.
mon occurrence, but ito the average
citizen it seemed a singular proceed.
ing.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-20
Trying to KNIGHT a Sweep.

The visit of the King and Queen u
Burton-on-Trent recalls a story thai
has been told for generations past Ia
Burton, but which is so good that
is worth repeating.
During the latter years Of the sgtI
teenth century, when George III. WI
King, the Regent happened to VII,
Burton, and being in an excellent
humor with himself, and also with
Burton, he wished to knight SOMEBODY
in honor Of the occasion, and that
somebody the first man he could hy
hands on. A chimney sweep NAMED
Saltinstall happened to be the near
est person to the Regent when Be
formed his hasty resolution, and re
gardless OF the SCOT that came out o.
the mans clothing he seized the swe7
and told him he would knight him
The man was too scared 10 uVa
a word, but as the Regent was FL
ing for a sword with which to coIf
the honor the Marquis Of Anglef
the Regents host, pointed out that Dis
solicitor, John Fowler, was a worthy
recipient of the honor. The Regent
was, after some demur, persuaded %
alter his hasty decision; the sweep
was only too pleased to get away ana
Sir John Fowler worked comiori
able practice for many years, which
still contlnues.-London Daily Mall
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-20
Unpeeled Fowls.

A Philadelphia settlement WORKER
tells Of two fresh air fund children
who gazed In some wonder at mum
Der Of live chickens running about us
place In the country to which 'a'
youngsters were taken.
Haven't you ever seen chicken
before?" asked the kind woman ~
charge Of the expedition. :.
"Oh, yes, num-" answered the CIV
est child knowingly, I'VE seen lou
Of EN-; only it was after they wa
peeled. "-Harper's Weekly.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-20
YOUR GRANDMOTHER USED IT.
But She Never Had Sulphur in Such
Convenient Form as This.

Your grandmother use' Sulphur .. her
favorite household remedy, and so did her
grandmother. Sulphur has been curns skin
and blood diseases for a hundred years.
But in the old days they had to take
powdered sulphur. Now Hancock's Liquid
Sulphur gives it to you in the best possible
form and you get the full benefit
Hancock's Liquid Sulphur and Ointment
quickly cure Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum
and all Skin Diseases. 1t cured an ugly
ulcer for Mrs. Ann w. Willett. Of Wash
ington, D. g., in three days.
Taken internally, it purifes the blood
and clears the complexion. Your druggist
sells it,
Sulphur Booklet free, if you write Han
cock Liquid Sulphur Company, Baltimore.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-20
NIAGARA.

Where Niagara's foamlng torrent
Rushes down its rocky bed,
There is power enough to warrant
Many factories, it is said.
When the stream to drip has dwind'
led
And the towering walls are bare.
Enterprise by zeal enkindled,
Will paint pill and soap ads there.
PHILADELPHIA Public Ledger.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-20

ago, dropsy set In,
and my left side was
so swollen the doctor
said he would have to
tap out the water.
There was constant
pain and a gurgling
sensation around my
heart, and | could not
raise my arm above
my head. The kid
ney action was disor-
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-20

dered and passages of the secretions
too frequent. On the advice OF my
husband l began using Doan's Kidney
Pills. Since using two boxes my
trouble has not reappeared. This is
wonderful, after suffering two years
Sold by all dealers. so cents box.
Foster Milburn Co., buffalo. N. y.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-20
WHY HE KNEW 1T.

do you deny that this is your wifes
signature on the back Of this check?"
Let me see it. No, that isn't her
whiting. She never wrote anything
yet without adding a postscript.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-20
NOT WASTING TINE.

Don't you think you're wasting
your time talking the value of econo.
my to Blank? He hasn't any money"
Il know it, but / haye."-Detroit
Free Press.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-20
A GOOD BEGINNING,

Stella-Now that we are engaged
you must economic.
Jack-I do already; I'm not calling
on any Of the other girls.-Yew York
Sun
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-20
A MISSOURI WOMAN
Tells a Story OF Awful Suffering and
Wonderful Relief.

Mrs. ]. D. Johnson, of COS West
Hickman St., Columbia, Mo-, says:
Following an operation two years
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-20

Purei Pleasant Potent Three inter.
esting facts about Garfield Tea, the Natural
laxative. It is made Of Herbs and is guaran.
teed under the Pure Food and Drugs Law.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-20

Itch cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. AT druggists.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16

@egen sic S6winou6 t.
- Der $4,000 6ouO, melder ponl
&erein iiir Ole 9%ctGmpiung Scr
S6piuoindt gciunmlclt miro, Bate
geitern oie $1,000 @reuje iiberi6rit.
ten. Inter Den Bcitriaen @ebern be.
fonO lid oo8 Beta GoncIape Nr. 6,
5. 3. S." nit $25.
Gin biiii9cr NcQcr.-@iuc
ihIimme G%rinbrlura mOhte qeitern
Der Eoli5iit Gnlerih pom uoromcit
liden GiItriIt ais cr Ocn 9teger Sr
bin &olnnO, 10 Sabre alt, upn 9tr.
$50 Sittlc EineltrnBc meQcn oltgcbs
lid)en 0icbItobl9 cinc9 Eicr0cgcidirra
pcrboitetc. Ger Nc1er aina cine
tur5c Strcdc nit Dem Yoli5iiten, ais
er iid) pl0bIid loSriB mo 81 louien
bcgnnu. @mcri6 cruiihtc i'm ieOod)
an 0ein mo Damn begann cine Nnu.
fcrci, bel Der SollouO 0cn Eoli5iiteu
in Oen &opi bib, 10 onB lid 2ebtcrer
I'M Soipitol u%erbinOcu lniicn mrlBtc.
Hifter Goldman iIbcrmieS Den biiii.
gen Neger Oem 8erihtSucrfobrcn.
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NeiNCIc0t.

Stritcnoc StraBcnbobn q 9lltgeite0te
in SoriSOiac fcbrcn gum GienIt
5ttriid.
SouiSOiIle, &p., 10. WtGr5. -
Ginitimni0 boben ole 800 Itrifcnoen
Union p gugeIteaten Der 2ouiSpille
Toilwop SO. bci6Ioiicn Die g~eItcrn
NoNmittn9 3milhcn ibrem @reflltio.
Gomite lnb Den @comten Der Com.
pn9nie pcreinbortcn 0c0in0ltnQcn
orl5lttcbmcn. NQc Strifcr oeben 5llr
Nrbeit 6ltritd mo bclltc miro 0cr9Ser,
febr in Der Stn0t ln0 lad} oen &or.
ortcn lpic0cr poll oufgcnommen. Der
Strife begonn lcbten Sonntog Wtor.
gen unO bat Die &inicn Der Gompo0.
ME gon5 lobmgelc9t.
Die 9eoin9ungcn oeS llebcrcins
fomn1cnS geben oobirL 0ob ole Sob1c
ncltcr Nngeltellten bon 1S ollf 20 unO
fitr ollc NllgcIteIltet nod ocnt crltcn
Sabre oltf % GcltS pro Stun0e CT
bGbt merOcn; % Gents ioll fir llcbcr.
6cit bc5oblt mo fir ocn &llnid) lpc.
li9llenS 30 Minltcn 3cit gcgcbcn
iucr0cll. Die Strifcr crboltcn ibrc
oltcn Stclllngcn luic0er, Die Cont
po9nic ober bcbGlt lid) ben Open
Shop" Dor. Die Gompogllic Der,
ipriht, fiinftig ollie Streiti0fcitcn mit
Den Nn0eitcllten orrd Elm BON ocn
Nrbcitern ernonntcS pcrnloncntcS
SGic08gcriht cnti6ciocu SIT %loiicn.
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Micocr flutt.

Gbotbom, Moiiy IS, Mi6r5. -
Ger 6rod)tOompicr nOnonoo9n," Scr
lcit Dem 13. Son1lor bier gcItronoet
mar, lit mieoer ilott gcmorOen uno
inn Sou 0cs S6lepponmplerS lin.
ocrmritcr" no6 Bolton obgeiabren.
Der GopitGn mo Die 9emonmlng mo.
rcr mGbrcnO Ser gonjcn Belt al 9oro
gcbIieben. Ger .OnonOagn" mar nit
elmer geniidten 2o0lrug BON Bolton
nod Charlottesville beitimmt lnO nnt
II. Sonnlor bon Bolton uuSgclNnicn;
CT 1T Gin Ncm. 0Ortcr Nnbr8ellN.
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MGnbrrbnnoc ucrnidtct.

81 Boio, Ger, IS. 0lGrj. -
Der bcriiHtigte merifonii6e 8crbre-
der @erarOo 9tunc8, welher fiir5Iid)
auf Scr g%itancio Blanca = Nonf in
Durango $1,000 itabl uno nit ieiner
9onOc Den GiuiI. uno WtilitGrbeb0rs
Den bon Merifo g8ioeriton0 %leiitete,
lit geiongel un0 icinc 9onoe pcrnid).
tct worben. Nltnc5 mar elmer Der Der
U~cgcniten @onOcniiibrcr, Der in o6-
gclcacncn idIt Il5lt0dn9lid)cn Ger.
gen I'M n0r0lid)en Werifo boulte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16

ftummt. Elm psinti4es S4peigen lag
iiber Der @eIeaI4aft. Ruoolf frat uuf
Serrn Manber8 gu, um fi9 gu Oerab.
f6ieoen.
0iefer fotgte Tim no6 duf Ben 8or,
ribor. nWe,6er 3eufel trei6t sic,
Dem @rafen oas gu Tagen! Sn meinem
SauIe! Sd Gin Ie6r un5ufrisoen nit
Sbnen, 9err G4eqing! Ss9r!"
Samit entlieB er i'm.
0orticbung foIgt.)
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9r. Wanlt,
SenIcGcr NIB gMMifer.

Scr electromagnetic alcr WeSien. Or er.
61bltu SIbneri, mas &c AT ipiien niinfdbcn. maa
e eiintiie oSer iineiinitie fein, eIeidbiei. mas
S1re 7Sranelaie, ~9otlmineens Mltbmabuneen
Barin ni9t Sbncn2 co iiber5enet III er bon
@leiicr 5dbigfelt, Dab er fe:re @eSnbIuna i'm
SoraiiS fir Sortrdee enteegen nfmftt, uno
tpenn er niht In allen SdIicn bbnia aiifrieben
lieut. ipiro feine @ebiibr acceptirt. Borfrhae
80 Gents uno $500.
epredy.nnbeu bon 10 bis z itbY.
v. u v. 1elepbon; Wioiint Wernon 817e-D.
{9eat4-)
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irathSsYiccn,cu

@roper &. 8ennctt 81 uno Selcn
Is. 9omnlono % Sabre oft; Ippli-
fnllt W. Is. Sale, 9tr. 1875, Sndions
ItroBe.
Topol &. 2intbicrm % mo &iola
6. Glopton "a Sabre olt, glpplifont
9onolo 9. WcGurlcp gtr. POI, SItr
&onpoleitroBe.
GborleS &reiicl 2G mo Worp 6.
anoerion 90 Sabre olt; gpplitait 6.
&rciicl, Nr. 537, Noroo.@ apltroBc.
@illiam 6. Sbciucl % mo Worp
Y. 0arnol Is Sabre alt; Gpplifont
@illiom s. Cunning Ger. 1922,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Meper Nod)Ios 26 uno 9loio Glt.
bilItcin 10 Sabre oft; gpplifont
Wcper Nohlos, 'Soiiiton, SeroS.
&uoolpb &. BON Nogel % uno SSlt.
lio 8. @iblon % Sabre alt; glppIi-
fant TuoolpD 6. bon No0el, Nr. 426,
Noro.EocuItroBe.
0apio adb II mo Soiic @rolnton
10 Sabre alt; 9lpplifont 2. aob, Nr.
500, Meita 6opetteitroBc.
Steluort Simplon 81 mo Sordb
Wc(Snb 10 Sabre alt; Ypplifont Ste.
mart SimpioL 9tr. 1926, YinfncD.
itroBe.
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Sirs lit Shre WeIcocnheit

geit Saufe5 In outer Qaae.
1900 9anfergcpicrt Df.Nurtb .9(uenue.
Feaileiti fir ale Observation-Disclosures. SeSes
ntooerreS Sans 1usgefiattei nerbeit fam.
SagftdI NIB eorntnBS 5nr Snfseftisn ufteu.
Gdas. y. Vurocttc.
(Sepf5-) Wr. II, Eftslertudtuu. ctr.
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3n bcrfanfcn.


9tciie 3ieaelftein.So Cottage. Mooeru. erftfIaiii9,
NIT elrftriiber N~sIeu1iiing: SIpaienfaiuI gers
%binhil1g. &uroers linb Geifenbpf, tiefeS @ruiles
ibid, fiebci 3iilnter. Dab. 9inbe 8dIbrnof. 60
GentS Sieliern, Vreis $4,000; einI5sborer @rlinbs
hieies pribiieen Suufes c~rforocrf. Mar abref
fire pa. 3t2," Sentider Gorrcipunoent.
(7b-0)
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5000

3inirnerr nn Der 0toie. strafe, ~stuifdem mir.
monnt.stucnne unb Saeette.e trabe. GeIer' Sof
lI1o 9rottoir init Cement belegt nih ,teucite
gtnri6tineen. einf6liebIid 9IonrenfanaI : g(u.
ftIlb, @runb5irs MIR $50 bro Sobr.
e. Z. @anaaber. Rdnmeifter,
yhirenii ytr. 24o7. Sairniounts9tbenue.
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Wenc bentidJc MnicoImns i'm iunniscn
GmSsu

aI pas sfDf Ic, Sallssst sss99 trI,jird IH2ssss. g ssIsr1f e
feline Snrtnen cingetteiIt, aud einiac rTo,urt
Cots. @erin9e af5ahIuta, tebr leifie g,ebins
] Elm pnar. !Suntert Collars aeipart baden iiilb
germ feIbftitdnoia tpeloen m1ften. Ndberes bel
Sermann 4abenhuDp, Nr. iii, Carbohydrates.
efrahr, Yafttnpre. Wab. (Sepf19,1O z
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Trau GliIa6ett Mnbolph.

Er. 1913, Reit.2anun.e.G trahe.
Grlnoli6er llitcrri6t in bet 8or5enansWla.
Icrei.
Gin feines giiortimcnt bon ecmnItem 9or.
6cuall ~ nilaentefienci Sreiicn an Sanb.
(Stpt30-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16

Or. .72s. 725, '727 etc. @~orind.auemme. eots
Ii9 bon Der Oorf.9toab: bpuftdnoiq prd6iie
beforirt; febe itobcrnc N~eauemIiffeif.
Gr. ff5. III iirb tf9 ETC., W..Entnrenr.Str,
Elm @eeiert bon. rgatterfons9 arf." Surdblpea
loon oeforirt; feoe moherne 8ealenlliGieit:
5fpeitfbdiae 9diifer. Gbiuarb z. Gtord, an Srt
iinb Stene,. ober pr. S6, 0nnther. gnilbtnB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16

Seine @rlin6iiiide iiir Chores" ober perma.
lette Seimitdiien in ISoint YIe1fnilt am Curtis
Greet. 3icfeS. flares 8niier. ieir fir NoSelt
vpotfabrell itno Sifhen. Jia6burf0aft liniibers
t%rotlelt. 9terre &. 9ugan q Nepbeiu. 10 ut.
traRc. G5-SD
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elite EeSerbetteu.

Ser b19ife g,reiB pir6 beaGblt tir aite Tebern
In ireeno fpeIber Auantitdt. Wlan fenbe Rolf
forte ait &. g.. Sfaaes, Nr. 6f3, gioro.gutotp.
efreRe. Netne Telephnre. (3-.T&G)
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Baltimore Sransfcr GumYeanic,

SHppN'Gpe stgHt' hHb Sontbnfb'Strahe.
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&crlanat int Mqgeneinen.
eentides ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Stcacngcinde.


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gladauiraaen Del Sol. SOD, Sir. SOP, Nisaaitb.
StraRe. (75-6)
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gaiic iir's MuSiaub Driarat G.. Blaine. y,
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StraBcnbobn Nngeitellte
in &ouiSuiac tcbrcn 5llnt GienIt
5ltriidt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-01
ACCUSE VATICAN
OF INTERFERENCE
SEIZED DOCUMENTS SAID TO BE
PROOF THAT ROME MIXED
IN FRANCES FOREIGN AZ
FAIRS.

Paris F b. 2S.-The Matin says doc
uments seized al the panal Buncia-
tire at the time Of Manager Mantag-
mini was expelled from France afford
irrefutable proof Of vatican's interfer-
ence in the foreign affairs OF France.
Among 9th r things. according to
The Matin. which is a governmental or
gan. there is no shadow OF doubt that
the Honly See exercised Us utmost in
fuence 10 prevent King Alfon-o Of
spain from making official visits to
France last Nay.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-01
5USsE LEAVES HOSPITAL.

Altoona, IA. Feb Psf A. Busse
postmaster of Chicago, who was in.
jured Friday night in a wreck of the
Pennsylvania flyer" at Mineral
Point, left for his home tonight F.
r. Rogers. president of the Letter
Carriers union of Chicago, travelling
with Busse at the time of the wreck
also left the hospital today
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-01
BACON APPOINTED SENATOR.

Atlanta Ga, Feb Ex-Governor
Terrell today appointed Senator A. o.
Bacon, United States senator for ad
interim term between March and
the meeting Of the legislature next
Jn1e when he will be elected for an
other fun term.