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The Columbus journal., 1907-12-11
On A-RAllIy
DAY

Outside the rain came down IN .
gentle. persisteat drizsle. II va
! gray day and . gray world and The
last Of the season 1t the summer ~
sort.
"Umph!" mourned tie girl With IN
steady nerves. II foresee . happy -
ours. An the magazines IN the
house are read and there are % sup
lies to experiment with IN thu
hadng-dish line. an through
,eryeless habit a eating at the no.
el- The bridge nends win begin to
get in their deadly work presently.
and then I shah 90 quite mad! Would
hat somebody would ask me to do
'omething sensible. % that I might
eally enjoy myself"
There was a.sAarp ring at tie ru-
n telephone After . brief and ex-
lAmatoEy .e~oavossatjoa with that IN
:truments - rusAed madly in various
irectioes. grabbing IN elderly mack
ltosh, rubbers and other outdoor sup
lies an1 falling into them simulta-
eously. while she answered tie irrf
able questions Of The rest a the
,ousehold.
Well" sasped the girl Who vas
urled up In the window seat n .
ilk and Chiffon house gown. With q
lox Of candy near. I'm glad to dis-
over yo.r idea Of sensible amuse-
nent On b vet and h0rrid day!
You're cfazy!"
"Bosh!" politely replied the girl In
he ragged maekintooh and disrep
rtah1e s0u'vester hat Just before che
slammed out Of the door and splash
ID down 70 the dock extending into
the inland bAy. "Weics not 0nipg %
fsA b 'Aere-thsy're going to sail The
Slack Cat out into Lake Miehigan
And TIE perch are bdtlng Ane!" =
Out a the vet grayness The Black
cat swept. up 70 the dock. her sails
tripping. her crew jubilant At the
.iller sat the skipper. disguised from
lead to foot in violent yellow oA-
;kins. Perched By the mainmast IN
attire matching the first young won
ms was the girl with the asgravat
ingiy curly hair. The tan man and
the nan With tie pipe. being green
hands and city landlubbers. did weird
.hines with ropes under the impress
sioa that they were helping sail the
boat
Down tAs bay tie bost I'D - ii
ANXIOUS to leave. behind The ,dreary
no0otoqy II The shore. A. she melt
I'd throagA The channel out into tn
1ag hks aad began to dip down int
Tie swsols. while the fresh breesa
struck them fun In the face. how he:
esev sisAsd with Joy. Out . halt
nile theQ went to the end Of tn.
huge government breakwAter tn;
doomed above than Ike the vain Of
= s~ky-scraper. Then came . umr
aast1c interval while they .escaladed
that fosDiddsn height. Finally n.
i've landed On the great board walk
on top Of Il. breathless.
Il Was ten minutes later that ths
girl With the curly hair took . com
survey Of herself and u.
others and eAuekled.
The I've at IN . decorous ron nj
Tie extreme .,eod a the breakwate-
their fest daAsiing - fest above the
waves. Five Ashpoles bent outvara
md . alaAting rain beat against their
rubber costs Ind beigandish Aata. Be-
The Columbus journal., 1907-12-11
wk,t'H;.s,,..A

Dvo -"Dsar NJ! I really believe that
lack was ? pugtlist 1t so0s staes. q
his. career" KatAssinee-0saeio1s!
Whist q t. yuGi1 sGaxe ~ tha4,
idear" rv. WY, u ethsr sysaing.
IL TSony psspsd n tAs paEioe and..
shoutsd Break a1ay!' and Jaek'
Jumped IN IL Wv to IL othsr ed a.
II, ron. Af1se tlat - sail h. co..
fus3o6 - Wa6 thinking about re6sgeea..
The Columbus journal., 1907-12-11

TsaRyDoa 1gpktpS - . cAaDpioa of
~ impsfiled rights q property b
thus quoted d Willian Alling1Am's
lately published Diary, Il vas oece
In Q eoRee shop n ths Westninstsr
rad at four O'Clock IN u norliAG.
A man Vas raging WhysAaD soanaso
. hundred pounds and I have not !
shilllAg? ! said to hin. II yoar fstAer
had lett yoa . hundred pounds you
would not give II away 10 somebody
else He had not Q word 20 answer.
I knew - hadn't"
The Columbus journal., 1907-12-11

Anew Ssa ID British fRnAK ooouG
% - 1eve1oDinG iron IL s1pssiDeat9
q IL CA0brjdes university lhE0 g
hpingtoo- During ~ last .slgAt
yoasU IN kn0Un V0s3ot1o0 q Vhaoo
Aavo boea eolleeeo1. -. v11o neoo
g th6mreouDd ~ - 6ee3l6otod, S1sv
AaSo beea ssD1eoeA ~ s~6G1Delneo q
puse 80 essssane1aDas1y. Hs6 nm
nc O1nlllH Ill sesoR, 90, - 1ave'
- enooDo6 VIA. Dg1111A WAoae y
eeaeeN11 - NMn1so - h0o1<
- hsooee va14e - - ~ esat eli
- - 6Dcoyo00 - 1ag1oU,
6&1AdnnnAnO.
The Columbus journal., 1907-12-11

LAZY" said The tAtteEea tramp q
IL cnte. cant yer spare - q dlms
On . very urgeat eolleetjoo?' WHAT
Do you can ~ urgent eollectioa!'
asked TIE busy housewife. WY, yer
zee, / have Just been 1nea >19,1lA.ooo
for ridln' On IN oil car ~ I've eoly
got two "svs to 0st Il together:
The Columbus journal., 1907-12-11
ovesr orsed o. ch,ess~a.

1T does me good" said tie girl Who
has inst returned. ITO get hack TO .
country where they serve a whole
eAiekeas You know thea vhesO yoa
are 1T At ny peooloa IN Paris tAey
haa eAiekan for Sunday dinnec. That
4. hey called 4 eAieksa. bst . lot
q - werelof he op)ntoa that e W. .
Sla1t eeatipoda. Every Sunday while
] wae thero thsy sDgt . - n each
p1a1o vAaa IL eh1ekaA couroo caDe
asoanl Thsge vsgo - q - III
- eve1 - s11o1nD IN y looDr
The Columbus journal., 1907-12-11

Il looks nov % though the two
Leading candidates for the republican
nemiaat;oa for president would Be
Secretary TAT and Governor Hughes
Both men arc first class timber, and
either one nominated will beat BILLY
Bryan, the third"
The Columbus journal., 1907-12-11

The National Bank of Commerce
of Kansas City, Mo-, closed it doors
last week. When this money panic
struck %, its deposits we're t35,OOO.-
600. Its many correspondents, mostly
smaller hanks, kept drawing out their
deposits until on the day Of closing
the hank only had about $16.O0O,OOO
lef, and though they still had nearly
fifty percent Of that m hand, they
concluded to close, and National Bank
E1aniper Bradley Is now in charge Of
The bank. It VA feared at one time
that this failure would produce many
Others, but the statement of the bank
shows it really solvent, in fact al our
hanks are in excellent condition.
The Columbus journal., 1907-12-11
Wore out The Snow.

wore O0S ~ oV0Vs.
NJ old friend Crabtree Of the real
early Oklahoma days tells this tale
about IN early day sn0wstorm: "One
day after many days Of dry weather
q big snow came and visited our
drought.stricken land. The faces Of
the farmers were Ill smiles. because
Il meant . wheat crop. But alas! IN
oldtime wind anne mp from the south
that blew about 20 miles a hour and
drifted tho snow northward for . day
Then came m s0-mile-an-hour wine
from the north that drifted- It back
south again. This condition Of wind
continued daily until the snow storm
Vas blown and worn out ana not 9
snowflake could b found anywhere In
the ~county."-Wat6n0 Herald.
The Columbus journal., 1907-12-11
0nn 4sAA

fieass 1t - take yo@e pietsrs.
1inI" DsseAsa 0s yosns 1an yith
the camera. II declare. yoa aEo sweet
eo6ogh to ct" "0E1cSou!" hughe6
the pgstfy ssnDR girl: 'aaa = that
NV you wish to Dst - On . plaae9;s
The Columbus journal., 1907-12-11
N CAREFUL

Nov, that currency payments are
being resumed and tho pressure on
business i lesening. = the time when
al should proceed With caution. It
Is not . time for the alarmlst:: nor Is it
q time for extreme enthusiasm. The
optimistic faith and uDfailing patience
of the American people Is bringing
them through . very critical period
with excellent prospects ofsafe arrival.
But the danger is not entirely passed,
and the patience that has withstood
the financial stress 90 far should be
tempered with prudence until normal
conditions are established,
Reports Of resumption Of work 1t
mills and factories in the esst are
most encouraging. In the west such
cessation of business - has been az.
perienced y literally forced through
inability to secure necessary fund.
Another factor has had some material
influence ofthe situation. The farmer
and stock raiser have declined to part
With their holdings Of grain and live
stock At the lower prices offered them.
For the present they are in . position
where they do not need to sell, and
are not likely to until . general res.-
justment of values has been made.
The movement Of grain and live stock
in the market from the west will not
long be postponed, however, for with
the starting up Of mills and factories
in the east the consumptive demands
Of the country will call for Ill We have
to sell.
In business, - in specie payment,
the way to resume Is to resume, but .
little care exercised during the process
will goa long ways to secure perma-
nency for the result Omaha Bee.
The Columbus journal., 1907-12-11
paosAslv NOT ON Paw ROLL
Fathers 0eespatien Would Likely D
NoWo % Lord Glare. !

The late Frederick McNally had oc.
casion," said . Chicago lawyer. ITO
consult me about IN inffinged copy.
right. Nr. NcNally said he thought
there would b NO trouble about cor
recting this Infringement The thlng.
he believed. had been innocently done.
The man who had done It was IN anna
teur In publishing- uns0phisticated-
like . girl his father used to tell about
in Ireland. This girl vas the daughter
Of . poor man, and every week or 20
she used to come to the village . c
tory with . pheasant or . hare to cell.
The price she asked was low, and
for . time the pastor bought Of her.
Then somehow, his suspicious were
aroused. The next time the girl CALI
ed, he said to her sternly: 1t 10 good.
fresh game you bring. my dear. and
your price ID always reasonable: but
do you come BY an these pheasants
and hares honestly?' oh, shure. yea.
yer reverence said the young girl.
Ny father Il poacher to Lord Clare"
The Columbus journal., 1907-12-11

New . phljeeephee 0sesss6ed . chlla.
A child = natures fresh picture.
n.ewly .drayn p Oh. whicA tine aDd
much landing dims and delAeeo. His
sosl = yst . white paper. 1nscribblsd
WITH 6boervatioas q tie world. Whefe-
WITH. q iagth. e becomes . b11f10d
Notebook He = paE0ly hapDy because
b kngvs, 70 avil. ~. laaA AAas
means b Up 10 - A~equai1ted vitA
nissey. He arrives not at he mis-
chief q being W.. LOT sndures evils
to come b 1ofeseelng ths0. He Kisses
and loves all. and. WAea IL smart q
tn rod = PAD, SMILES o Ais heater.
Gould - PIT % his hely, WITH Ais
little cot, - had got eternity without
. burdsa. Ind exeAaaged bit 90
heaven for .aDotheG-JoAA Earle
(1eo1-1teS).
The Columbus journal., 1907-12-11

The A@esseaa 0easeys 0sesses.
, II We were to ind paStieular FAULT
With our American beauties dominapt
in the pabllc eye to-day. It would Be
their lack q facial streagth. The ab-
.seace q soql quality which osr
strenuous Hatiooal life and fevefish
,amhitioas tsad DO nullify u hot anniAi-
lieta. eThe, nohlllty ,fqe eountenancs.
tie calm. Dare.r stsadfast yexpressioas
$50 in u. faesa a III. geat scalp
TIRES 1iGAt ven b GnIlsh6d By or
.oWn beautiful vGoea. We laek ths
simplicity. to rsposas q ~ psriod
that pfodueed tAoss bsanty types that
have been accepted q . standard for
IN ages. The Amefjcan Girl, with an
oe her giogious qualities. needs some
AZ the serenity and power o( old
Greece 10 make her moro perfect thaA
she q. Her facial weak points are IN
her nooe and chin and forehead. Nov
and Ten one comes upon the stroag
type. bat Il - Tie rexcepldoa-PerTi-
toa Maxwell. IN The Bohemian. +,
The Columbus journal., 1907-12-11

tooss q 90 delivered ffo0 . great
herroe. '.that baek at IL cottage n
that shue-up sueo ~ are plAying
hridDe - thinh1ng they are having
. bod tins! O. soasthing - sat-
en Tie DlnnoW q ny Aook!" \
TAo hoars vUso % and ~ hhe
grew roagher. TAs eaprjcioas perch
had basinees elDsvAsge. md sturdily
refused an lurook
Fish" remarked IL nan IN The
yellow oilskins. deeisivsly. ARE really
he lsast necessary thing vAsa yos
90 fishing. dat care u I Y
catch any"
The nan With Tie pipe jeered-
You're jealoua." b said, for - alone
had . hite. To b sure. I've robbed
The cradle Of this four-ineA perch. but
shah string Il On IN inch rope and
take il home. II represents . half
lays hard work b. I've insane indi-
vidnals. and % L merits eo0siderar
ti00."
Down tie sl1pDsry van they aid
to tie deck of The Black Cat and with
one aecord heoded her directly oct
into Lake MieAiGAn for Q hreathleas
spin.
The waves rolled ' . her side and
splashed her dragged ereW. she dip
ped her nose under the water and.
recoverin&, shook herself Hike . water
dog before sAs plunged again. The
sails strained h The lively wind. The
shipper hauled 1t the tiller. the greea
hands jumped faithfully for the main
and lib sheets It his shouts. and
there vas nothing In Tie world bot
rushing water and Wind and then.
selves diving through n.
Tie girl IN TIE ragged naekintoeA
opooed the. cottage door G1yly, Her
wei hair struggled Into her eyes. her
vet coat chung and che ~ . very d.
reputable sight
I've had tie tine q ~ Me-" sho
told the card players toasting By The
open IRE. who regarded her With dis.
may.
"You are simply crazy!" repsateA
the girl In the silk and chiffon. "Juse
craxy!"-('kaso Daily Ne~a
ptaa EIectsse.l Expeeit,ea.
The vicinity Of Lyons. France -
rich in waterfalls. a~ggregatin&. Il -
said. 3o0. 100000 Horsepower. and for
the purpose Of encouraging the devel
Opment Of this great enerU IN cleo
trical exposition h being arranged for.
to take place In May Of next year. Il
il desired to make use q TIE power
In the agricultural and Industrial dug.
suits az the section. and through The
exposition II n hoped 10 81 togetAss
a great deal a material, eomprisine
the best and latest things Of elee.
trjeal progress. IRON the principal
countries Of the world. A Tie United
States ranks high IN electrical devea.
op0eat special endeavors are being
made to interest he electrical co..
Germs Of PTS country.
Whsa's Geography esd Fsss
This h from the philosophy q Ma
Louisa ScAmitt. who berated Q teacher
FOR not promoting her danGhter b.
cause The latter va de0cieat n seoGt
Teacher. you doa't know e
all. I guess" said he irafo NrA
Schmitt II wish Il that NJ dauGhtor
gets through school % sAe gsts Ana.
Never mind about the geography:
lust promote her without t. Why.
NJ other daughter. sAs djdn't know .
and sAe ut . nm. And
.ou know al abo1t geography ana
vou amt got any nm q all What -
Ehis geography good for? See that NJ
3angAter eets tAroogA seAool"
0ssIoa4 DRdseA
LAZY" said the tAtterod tram &C
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-12
WOMAN WEIGHS s2s POUNDS.
Remarkable Case q gisphaWtissis u
Reported from Brooklyn.


New York. Sept. l.-Physic!ans al
the Kings county hospital. Brooklyn.
have there a remarkable case OF that
rare disease elephap,ias1s.
The patient is Nrs. Julie,te Felt.
Of Brooklyn. widow, G3 years old.
Before she was attacked BY the dis
ease she weighed l49 pounds. SAD
now weighs s25 pounds and Is gaining
daily In size Her skin II thick.
hard and coarse. .iHe an elephants
The disease first manifested i;se!!
seven years ago. II began "ith a.,
itching in one of her leg" This then
ceased in q short while. hut IL was
followed by swelling o f'n' li.Ro.
accompani.d by PAIN. Then 80 t"".
on weight rapidly.
The BODY, arms and legs. have
been affected. but not her face. s
Thought he. self growing fat from nat.
ural causes. but could not account
for the pain which attended her IT.
crease In bulk. Two years ago Sc
found snp weighed $50 pounds. a.!
then in alarm she resor;ed TO lncdi-
clues. and dieting. hut these meas
ures were OF 10 avail.
A week ago pnyeician d'aenos cd
her trouble as elephaniiasis. An
idea Of the effect OF the disease may
be had from the fact that each Of her
legs Is rs large In circumference a.
the body q: we'll fcv"lo"ed man.
The doctors do MT yet know wheth'
er She will recover.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-12
MvSrGRloUs CAVE.
"pvroatory" Cavern Attracting the A.
tention o. Scientists.

VOUssOV ~ SSsOVSOsS
Worcester. Mass. Sept. IL
"Purgatory. cave only . few miles
from this city. many Of whose mys-
4 rious by.paths have yet to be ex'
plored. is now attracting the atten'
ton of socialists all over New Eng
land. because Of the failure OF Miss
Lucia S. Thompon OF Boston. . we'll
known noun tain climber. to psnetrate
the cavern. Miss Thompson found her
self unable to proceed much beyoal
the entrance 10 the cavern. ~ Il VA
icebound.
No one has yet had tho courage 10
penetrate the furthest depths Of the
cave. and such an attempt IL admit.
tedly fraught with danger. for At tts
bottom IL an unexplored subterranean
lake or river. There are scarcely
tnr.e months In the year In which II
is possible to enter the cave.
Miss Annie Peck. whose feats OF
mountain climbing have given her
fame. will try to explore the cavern.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-12
4 Mn Had Was Put Through
Fightful 1srtura
NELD OVER BLAST FURNACE
R,ssh was Shsivsied and HE Clothing
charred-lt 10 said There 10 Stili
Hooe Of the Unfortunate Mans Re.
eovery.

Washington. Pa. Sept. l1-Henry
Perry a mill worker Of Wheeling. w.
Va, is said to be dying from q haz.
jas administered by ffty employees OF
the Tyler Tube aud Pipe company.
Burned and beaten. there Is lite
Aope for his recovery. The Tyler
company steel workers have . custom
a Initiating new employees.
At the midday lunch hour. Perry
vas seized by . couple 0f powerful
nil men that hc might be put through
the degree Perry fought and with
1soa pipes warded OF his tormenters
VAtil overpOwe.ed.
He vas fastened TO a hook OF big
isuu crane and swung above the fire
Il q big blast furnace.
Finally. the cords were burned
through and Fcrr>'s unconscious form
cropped u the floor right In front OF
tAs furnace. where his flesh shriv.
sled and his clothing charred.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-12
STORM VISITS CHATTANOOGA.
VvIa1 NDaehsd Velocity u 30 Miles
IN :! 3ve.

WIad R.aehsd . Velocity q 30 Miles
IN t!ove.
Chattanooga tea. Sept. H.
Daring q severe :tetorin. whil h
0vspl over the cit. !.OndAy after
0e6a, when the wind rescaed a w.
1seity OF 80 miles An hour. several
>eslAents occurred which were OF more
tAaa ordinary interest. owing to their
nusual character.
o. McCallie avenue, tho principal
thoroughfare OF the city. an aut0mo-
bfe containing two ladies vas blown
ct Of the street onto the sidewalk.
the ladies thrown out. and the ma.
chine damaged against . tree. The
party In the automobile were coming
into the city at a rapid rate to get out
a the storm. the machine going 1t
ehou Is miles an hour.
1t vas going directly In the face OF
~ wind. and just rs II turned. q
terrific gust OF wind blew the ma
eAine completely around. running II
INTO . bank and tree before being
stopped. The ladies were thrown
OF and more or less severely shaken
up. besides sustaining q number OF
Daiaful cuts about the face and the
hands.
On Missionary ridge. above the city :,
Ne wind reached q velocity msch
GeateT than In the city. While IN
esesmobile containing James Howe.
Q prominent merchant. vas going
'0soug the Crest road. on the Ridge.
- wind blew him out Of the ma
-~iss against an embankmsat. Sc
vsesly injuriuE him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-12
oGArn or COLONEL s1vMAvg.
psswi0A Attorney u osltsW. a.
NSo o0aoo6 Avuov.

pssmione Attorney ~ osltsW. a. 4,
Hss passsd A~sy.
Dalton. Ca. Sept. ll.-At Ais home
here Monday afternooa. Colonel +.
,. saumate. . promisent lawyer Of
TIE state. surrendered his spar1t and
passed to the great beyoaa.
Colonel Shumate's Illness nad bee1
brief. dating only from THURSDAY.
when he vas suddenly stricken with
complete paralysis In The whole lee(
side Of his body. He reD0veTed
somewhat Friday. and VA even noes
Improved Saturday and Sunday. ~.
gaining almost eatirs control Of his
taculties.
Monday night he Vas again attack.
q, and soon passed away.
At the time Of hio dsatA C0aoaol
Shsmate vas u years Of ago. He 90
widely and iavorably knova u )aGal
circles OF the state. having pssetieed
before the courts At . aanbss q ~
counties and before the ssDrems ~.
He vas counsel for he Southern sall
way 1t Dalton.
The deceased lawyer was a. prom
inently identified With religious ister
ests n he was With the bar. He vaa
regularly In attentancs upoa AoeAo
dist eonfereaces OF the ssass. anl 4
Dot known to have Missed more thoa
one or two Of those gathssings slool
bis early manoo0a..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-12
CIGARETTE r,aea.
Vhsy csse the City q Ns~ vesk Ahswe
q, go 600 Yearly.

Vhsy cese the City q Ns~ veek Ahewe
oe.seo. 600 Yearly.
New York. 6spt. ia yearly
Saast has just been completed cover
~ S.SS7 hres in Manhattan asA the
soex and calling attentioa to seos
seessting facts. It IL estimated tha4
~ started BY carelessly dropped
saehes and cigarettes cause New
serk city loss Of about 81. 500 900
>oeA year.
1se city has an average Of over Is
- every day, and Ore losses In II
0eths from all causes aggregate
Hsthiss like $40. 900 900. Every
- a alarm comes in. no nat.
Whether II 10 false or not, taO
- to the city 10 $50 for. wear aad
q the nre apparatus. The city
pays out something like &C.,.
TOR damage done to asphalt pave
sets By children's bonares In tas
AseoGs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-12


Co1astowu. O.. ~. IA -
sih,s aceideat oeessss1 lats 01a9s4ov
evening at ~ ho0e g n. 1sonh
lpliing, abose 1par uD9o ODglA q
Tie city, BY which 10 ntt1e tAk-
tssa-ysas-o.. daughter. Laey. ~ -
Me Sy beipS burned % oeetA = {
bovi q hot grease. TAs ostA1 ~
cooking sspper M - ~ De1eee
Ahe vessel on tAs table Dsos a.
eaild. Suddenly The cry e ~ ~
u Eiri showed that - ha1 eueo0o
over ~ bowl cni spills1 the eooooo1a
a her facs and neck as1 bo6y. NJ
heal al tailed 70 relieve ~ oeae
suRsesr. and death claimed IL v)Ge11
later IN ths aiSht.
N11N Nsesass 0oesoe3eaa
DasSoarviIls. N.. ~ ll-Oo
OeslhD b this district vos DeaSe1ea1y
6gokse whea tie Mathew Gel o..
sssunoA oDssassas @ - ~ WoHoon
DgsUssaies VIII i0peseoa uongpes ~
Gng0DsWas ealls1 - - ~ - -
sD1aeee - 49,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-12
MARRiEs GREEK POET.

Picturesque Wedding Occurs st oas
Hseeee, Maine.
Bar Harbor. Me-. Sept. l1-Miss
Dva Courtlandt Palmer. Of New
York, was married Monday at Brook.
end. the cottage Of her mother. Mrs.
Robert Abbs. to Angelo Sikedanis. Q
Greek poet.
The we.uIng was made picturesque
By the costume Of the bride. who.
though IN American girl. wore elias
sic Greek tunic OF purple and white
and jeveled sandals BENEATH bare
feet. while her hair. which reached
20 the door. vas loosely braided and
crowned With . Greek 0llet. THIS -
Q costume she Aas aAopted for Dsf-
man0t use. believing 4 to - the
most healthfrl.
The bridegroom also appeared IN .
native costume. The couple viii %
to Greece to i've altsr the honey
noon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-12

Evansville, lad. 0eut ll.-TAs
giasss blowers employed ct the Hoo-
~ bottle works here vest out - .
sessks NosAAy for higher wages. Tue
Dasst sGpieysd ssariy three hundred
~ aaA had been oncrAtea only str
- aflss . sast1sra - sess
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-12

vsa Aoastse 0lDo In 0ellvls.
Savannah. a.. 0sot ll.-De. J.
A. Van Nartsr. formerly Of 0avaa-
nah. died In South America abost
two weeks ago. He wss With Con.
mission appointed By the Bolivian oov.
eminent to establish the bounl1sy
between Bolivia AL Brasil. The nsWs
Of his death vas received by his tan.
lily through the state departmeat.
D.. Van Aarter vas 81 yea-s q aee.
and vas born u Switzerland. H
married. Miss W. u. Calkins In leoS.
In TaooDa. Wash.
c0~tsoe4 ~ NsW ntI.
Wedovse. Ala. Sept. l1.-'hs
soatfact loe tAs ersctiSa a ia ~
nus Of he ws3owsa OH ANS -
pesy has iesa Ut 70 ?. o. Daa
1Txssss6a. ssA The Dasst ~ -
sonAv - - ~ 0s0 g ~ y