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The broad ax., 1907-10-12
Tooth PLUGGING.

''You remember" said Mr.. Killkin
ton, that grand old song, 'Grandpa's
Teeth Are Plugged With Zinc? Well,
I always supposed that that zinc bust
ness was simply a grOtesquely humOr-
Gus flight of fancy. l never thought
that anybody's teeth could really be
filed with zinc, but now am not so
sure about that. Lately have had
four teeth filed, and no two have been
filed with the same material. One
was filed with amalgam, one with
gold, one with porcelain and one with
gutta percha, and now the material
they used to fill grandpa's teeth with
in the song doesn't seem to me any
thing like so ridiculous as 1t did. /
have seven teeth yet to be filed, and
II the dentist keeps on as he has be-
gun, using something different for
every tooth, why, wouldn't be sur
prised If before 1 got through 1 had
one tooth at least filed with zinc."-
New York Sun.
The broad ax., 1907-10-12
ENGLISH ETcHINGS.

The pier at SOuthend is over a milo
ana a quarter In length.
The kings cook gets E2,Ooo a year.
ma ne has to work only about two
hours day.
Dr. W. G. Grace once received three
young pigs as a present from an un-
noWn admirer who had witnessed his
proWess In the cricket field.
Inc ned banana, which Il not q nov
eaV IN America, Il regarded as q Gu
Lloslfy In London, where It costs three
unes as much as the yellow variety.
Edward Yates, who recently died at
Walworth, England, leaving q fortune
@ $So00,000 In real estate IN and about
London. began business life - = poor
hricklayer.
Librarians IN many parts Of London
asrea In stating that the public taste
eor the reading OF Action Is showing a
Rery decided falling o1 and that the
Dopularit7 81 works o. travel, history
end blosrarhT !. corresp0ndingiy m
crossing
The broad ax., 1907-10-12
rweIva Years In a Bath.

A tepid bath, which has lasted over
twelve years, has just come to an end
In the State hospital at Brunswick ow-
ing to the death Of a patient named
Ferdinand Schlimme, a bricklayer, who
injured his spine through a fall in No
vember, 1894. The lower portion Of
his body was completely paralyzed
through the accident, while his stom-
ach and other organs were badly in
jured. Several operations proved I'M
successful. The patient showed re-
markable tenaclty Of life. but suffered
excruciating pain, which rendered his
stay in bed uncomfortable. The sur
geons therefore decided to render ex-
istence more comfortable by miners
ing him up to the breast In a tank,
through which water ran continuously.
There he has lain ever since, with a
supporting band round his breast and
his head on air cushions. He soon
became accustomed to the position,
and, as his hands were free, he learned
to knit and to carve wooden toys, be-
coming eventually so expert that he
earned a good subsistence and was
able to support his aged mother. This
heightened stay in the water, however,
induced tuberculosis, from which he
died.-Berlin Cor. London Telegraph.
The broad ax., 1907-10-12
PITH AND POINT.

II you can't stand for n rundown
don't ask unreasonable things.
Watch yourself carefully lest you
make of a sympathetic friend a wall
ing place.
You can't make much OF an impress
sion by telling n crazy man about his
insanity.
Quite frequently men do things that
remind you that common sense is not
so common as 1t should be.
The meanest man in the world is the
man who will ride a free horse to
death unless it is the man who be
comes impudent when treated kindly.
About the same number Of boys
seem to be leaving the farm, although
the cream separator In place of the
churn was expected to make a differ
ence.-Atchison Globe.
The broad ax., 1907-10-12
MODES OF THE MOMENT.

Some quaint sleeves are made by
narrowing moderate kimono top un-
ID 1t clasps the wrist tightly.
Skirts, even among the walking
skirts, are less full than they have
been, the plating, If plating there be,
being less deep and regular.
Belts show an unusual variety In
that about everything that has ever
been worn is worn now, and most of
the designs are modelled along old
lines.
The beautiful new shades Of cloth
that have come out this season almost
universally may be effectively braided.
Il not In self color, then in some har-
monious shade.
Buttons are one Of the conspicuous
features Of the new frocks. They are
used lavishly in all sizes and are often
the most important trimming detail Of
coat and skirt costumes.
Tunic effects appear, as they do. Der.
ennially, and some Of these tunic. skirt
models are lovely In sheer suppla
stuns, but they are not so inevitably
becoming as are the skirts Of long nm.
broken hnes.-New York Sun.
The broad ax., 1907-10-12
Brevities
THE HALL OF FAME.

Emneror Francis Joseph has appoint
ed lieutenant Baron Prucuschen 70 DS
the first permanent Austrian naNai NJ
tache at Washington.
Twins at eighty is the distinction at
tained BY George and Charles bucA-
Iev- two men well known in Hartford
Comm business circles for forty years.
Elijah L. Robinson. deaf and dumb
rewsdeaIer of Cleveland, claims to be
. direct descendant of Pocahontas Ii
the ninth generation on his mothers
side.
ROYAL T, LanguIrand Is a barber in
Salem Mass. He also claims to be the
cbampion fencer Of the country and
has defeated some Of the noted swords
men of the world.
W. E. Schutt, who has been appoint
ed secretary to President Schurman Of
Cornell, was a famous two mile runner
in his Undergraduate days and held the
intercollegiate record before going to
Oxford as q Rhodes scholar.
F. d. Price, who was Mar~feld's
first manager, says that he believes no
other man could take a mixed cOm-
pany Of men representing the arts
and public life and entertain them
with such courtesy, grace and tact as
he.
The story goes that Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish learned enough Swedish to well
come Prince Wilhelm in his own Ian
guage. The prince knows English well,
and it is said that his constant COM
panion for a long time in preparation
for his American trip was q tutor who
gave him lessons in the colloquial
phrases that he would be likely to
hear.
The late DR.. Joachim had one Of the
finest collections of violins in the
world. One Of his most valuable in
struments was that presented to him
by his admirers in London, formerly
the property Of Viotti and said to have
cost $4,000. He had several 'Strads,"
most of which were given to him at
one time or another as tokens of ap-
probation Of his skill.
The broad ax., 1907-10-12
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

=
FRITZ Schen is appearing again this
season In mile. Modiste."
There are four The Lion and the
Mouse" companies on the road.
Harry Bulger VIII appear in a one
act vaudeville sketch this season.
Mrs. Leslie Carter Is expected to
open her season In Washington some
time in November.
Eben Plympton will have a very
strong part In The Man From Home"
which Liebler & Co. VIII produce.
The marriage OF Lawrance D'Orsay
to an English actress Is announced.
The ceremony was performed in Eng
land.
'The QuIcksands," the new play in
which Wright Lorlmer opened ut Prov
idence, r. l., scored a success. The
play is said to be intensely dramatic.
After a short season in vaudeville
Burr Mcintosh will return to the NOV
ing picture business. His Philippine
pictures have proved a decided sue
cess.
Edward Knoblauck, the author Of
"The ShulamIte," is at work on n
play that will he one OF Nine. Ka-
lIch's future offerings. Mr.. Fiske has
accepted for production this coming
season a play OF American life by Ru-
pert Hughes.
Instead of going to Europe on a
honeymoon trip George COhan Will
play the leading role in Fifty Miles
From Boston and in addition to this
will devote much Of his time to the
preparation OF n new play in which he
will appear at his own theater.
The broad ax., 1907-10-12
NEW SHORT STORIES
LIttIe Sermon.


Rfshop Thomas Bowman on the 10
cent celebration at Orange Of his nine
tieth birthday spoke wisely OF reli-
gious liberation.
ssThe older one grows" said the IA
mons Methodist bishop, the more one
disregards the little. unimportAnt use
less things that separate one denom-
ination from another. One fixes ones
mind on the great things that bind all
denominations together. And they
who. neglecting the great things, neg
lecting charity and uprightness and
honor, wrangle over small denomina-
tionaI differences seem to an old man
as absurd as the TaOist and the Shin
toist.
perhaps you know the story.
"a Taoist-I think it was a Taoist-
once fell down a well, and a Shintoist
or some such person ran at full speed
to his assistance. =
"tOh, brother cried the Shlntolst,
leaning over the well curb, be Of good
cheerl A ladder is at hand, and /
shall have you out In a jiffyr
1.-THE Taoist was padding about In
the dark down below, up to his chin
In the icy water.
"'No, no. he grunted, putting pain
fully; fetch no ladder. brother. I'll
climb no ladder today, for this Is Tues
The broad ax., 1907-10-12
EDITORIAL FILINGS.

The Englishman whose deceased wife
had no sister is now in a quandary.-
Minneapolis Journal.
The Moors are going to be sorry fol-
all that, too, when they get down tO
paying the indemnity. - indianapolis
News.
We frequently read Of automobiles
turning turtle" but not one Of them
has yet been accused of turning snail.
Manchester Union.
There are said to be intelligent peo-
pie on Mars. II so, they must be much
amused every time they look toward
the earth.-New York Mail.
1t is claimed that a cucumber Is %
per cent water. We always supposed
there was more than 8 per cent Of pol
SON In a cucumber.-Dayton News.
The broad ax., 1907-10-12
A Prayer For Pie Answered.

An act Of Providence which is con-
sidered one Of the most unique 10 local
huntsmen's history occurred near Mi
not, n. D., recently. Attorney Ben
Bradford, Sam Clark, editor Of the Re-
porter, and two other business men
had spent successful morning In pur-
suit OF game and were finishing their
MONDAY meal. At its conclusion one
OF the party bemoaned their forgetful-
ness In neglecting to bring pie. Hard
ly had he mentioned the fact when
across the prairie came a buggy drawn
BY runaway pair Of horses. The team
was stopped, and on the seat, with a
knife inserted under their crusts, were
found two apple pies.-Minneapolis
Journal.
The broad ax., 1907-10-12
Il Wasn't Funny.

The Clerk Of the Day" In the Bos-
ton Transcript tells this story: two
Of the Clerks. neighbors were recently
battling over the Commonwealth Coun-
Try club links. All went fairly well, al.
though boyle remained practically In
tact, until they reached a tee overlook
ing pond. Each drove furiously, then
cautiously, a half dozen balls into the
nurky depths OF that pool. Standing
near by was q little girl. stupid. bu.
curious. After the twelfth ball ha
plunged to rise no more she querie
blankly, but sincerely. Of the collie
Say, mister, what d the fun In thi
RameY"
The broad ax., 1907-10-12
CHOICE MISCELLANY
q No. Ea.hlen D. WIN.

A New Fashion ~ w.
To e oulte time that new fasnlon
wtT,s sbouJd appear. declares Law
49, THE old style has been TO make
.rsS,s as fulI OF holes as sieve Tor the
80, - nv fight about. II now seems
- be the growing practice in New
Xa-s, n. have ones VIII subjected to
ernert antemortem construction and
criticism. The idea Is for the testator
to assume that he Is dead and to dis
cover by an independent expert ex-
animation during his life what is like
" to happen to his will after his
death.
Daniel s. Remsen of the New York
bar. author Of 'Remsen on the Prep
aration and Contest OF Wills" recent
ly said: 'aThe plan of submitting wills
70 a rigid criticism after they have
been made and before the testators
death is new In the sense OF its be-
coming popular. 1t is also justified by
results. In a majority Of cases such
examinations reveal one or more weak
spots. and frequently grave errors are
found in wills drawn by lawyers OF
high standing. A little caution on the
part of Mr.. Tilden would have pre-
vented his fasco. As a result OF this
movement predict that the rising
generation will be spared much liti-
cation, and many fortunes VIII be
saved from the blight Of family dis
cord"
The broad ax., 1907-10-12
Army and Navy.

In the United States the enlisted
strength Of the regular army q limited
BY law to 10000.
Motor cycles are now used In the
Austrian army for the rapid laying Of
Geld telegraph lines.
Germany needs a million horses for
her army on a war basis. This e more
man any other nation Of the world.
The most recent men-of-war Of the
British feet have been equipped to
cary a large quantity Of oil to be used
with coal.
The broad ax., 1907-10-12

Tobacco dealers In India are greatly
troubled By q moth or 1y that finds
its way into q box o. cigars OF tobacco
ana lays an egg that soon develops
into destructive worm or grub, which
borss through the wrapper into the
body Of the cigar and ruins Il. Hardly
anything WI keep these pests out ex-
capt 10 incass Zach cigar In bottle or
wrap Il IN heavy tin foIl.
The broad ax., 1907-10-12

d. B. carothers. the wen known rafl-
rad men and a big ofRcial On the Bal
tmore and Ohio road. Is q frequent
summer visitor here. Mr.. Carothers
was formerly Miss Leland Of Lewis
ton-Lewiston Journal
How things do chanees-Boston Her
Yes. we've changed prOofrsaders-
Revision Journal
The broad ax., 1907-10-12
az PEEREp ovER cURIoUsLY.

Gay, the day cOnSecrated by all true
believers to the Most High
"Aghast, the Shintoist poured down
prayers and arguments into the well,
but praying and arguments alike were
OF no avail with the devOut Taoist
The other, Obliged TO leave the man to
his fate, departed sadly, shaking his
head at the sound of the grunts, puffs
and splashes which assembled from the
blackness far below.
''The next morning the Shintoist re-
turned to the well. He peered over
curiously. Yes, the Taoist was still
there. The noise Of his struggles still
rose up.
"'Ho, brotherr shouted the Shintoist.
is all well with you below.T
"'All is WELL replied the Taoist in a
very weak voice, but l pray you,
brother, fetch that ladder at once
'@The Shintoist threw up his hands In
shocked surprise.
"Fetch a ladder today! he cried.
Heaven forbid! Don't you know that
this is Wednesday, the Shintoist Sab
bathT
$50 saying, the Shintoist departed,
leaving the Taolst blowing and splash
ing In the we'll"
These Theorists.
Senator Plat, seated on the porch Of
his hotel at Manhattan Beach, con-
demned certain new trends In politics.
Theories, theories" he said, with q
wave Of his hand Theories and I 20
rists-they are apt to err, very apt to
err"
Looking out at the white beach and
the sunlit blue sea, he shook his head
and chuckled.
Theorists 60 mad" he said, lover
their theories. You know the theory
that Bull wrote, God Save the Queenr
william Chappell and Joshua Maidwin
were the most ardent supporters OF
this theory, but one day they found an
inconvenient entry in a rare old Tudor
manuscript that, threw the grayest
doubt upon their claim.
ain this case what did they do7 They
dubbed together, bought the manu-
script and burned It with great secre-
cy, solemnly calculating:
Thank goodness. we have now got
nd Of that objection 70 our theoryF"
Touching.
President Manuel Amador Of PAN
anna was reviewing the wonders of
Coney Island.
"A remarkable place." he said to a
reporter. 1T fmpresses me tremen-
d0usly. I shall never forget it,
Slipping his wen iced lemonade, Pres
dent Amador laughed and said:
Speaking Of being impressed ire
mendously. ! am reminded Of a joke
they are telling about a Cuban million
atre.
~An unfortunate man obtained 40
Cess to this millionaire and depleted
his Wretched poverty In the most vivid
and moving colors. Indeed, 50 graphic
was the visitors sad narrative that the
millionaire was very profoundly AFFECT
"a. and, summoning his servant, he
said. with tears in his eyes ana voice
trembling with emotion:
John. put this poor fellow out into
ne street. BE Is breaking my heart"
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sehr ridltia.
gleip 9)orf. 21. gfos.

Ter gbei oes @unOeSoureous fur
Gbenlie Ii. |. 10, Or @arucp W. g8I.
len, iprah lih beute I'M rGulu Glub"
in 9e5ug auf Die itrenge Gurhiiib.
ruma oes @eiebea gegen Sebensmit'
fredericksburg ioI9euoermaBen aus:
sd babe ourhau2 uiht oie 9Ib.
idt uno Den Muuid). irgenO l5eman.
les @eihGit 5u id}0oigcn and ablo.
Int nidts gegen oen &erfaui pou
8aaren ais oos. mas Tie in @irfIid.
felt iino. ober ih nnlB cntitieOen ge.
gen 61li6ungen ouitretcn So babe
i'd ). .. nihtS aeQen ocn &erfolif
BON @lucoie aIs iolhe r>aber id muB
geqen oen @erfaui ocrieIben als
.&ouia". o0er menu NIT Seuiamen
uuo Sohlibeeriar6e uermiidlt. ais
,Grobeerer Niarmelnoe" einidJrei-
ten. 6obrifonten uno &crfdiicr pom
2ebensnitteln. Die ihr @eihdit ebrlid
betreiben. lperoen ourd oaS genanntc
8eiee nid)t geidd0iot. nur ioIte,
ipeIfe oo5 Gubliftm ourd aeidlihte
Wadren 5u beitluinoeIL iufen"
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Sritiidl IuOicu.
gobnOcrfchr Snrdl Srcif labmaclc8t.

CuHHutlilUA DuAhI -''''e '"V"NN'NH''
Calcutta, q. gIoo.
Der 8erfcbr aui Der 2l65 Olellen
lonaen CituOlihcn 9abn Der 5luelt'
oroBten in CihuOien, lit 0urd einen
Streif Der 9lugeiteIlten nabe5u gum
ShaItano gefonImcu 3leie Arbeits'
riniteaung lit ourd Die Sofomotio'
iiibrer, 3umciit Guropder, beruorge'
rlien moroen uno geltern mo bellie
idlIoiieu lidj ihueu ole tonlcn0e eln'
aeborencr 9lnacitcllicn Der 9abn an.
gIui Der 5uuptitrcde Der gubn, Der
BON Calcutta nod glanbubo0. puroe
Der Qerfcbr bemGbe gan3lid einae'
iicat. GINA G00O Ediiggicre liegcn
in aianiol. NcuAoIen, Dem 6rcu'
3uiQspultic Der EitinOudcn mo
Qenonl Jtugpur 0nbuen neil lie
uidlt peiterfonlmen foHncn Iort 1T
IS and ifon 81 8c,uaiibdiigtelten
oefommeu Iie 2otouoiiuiiibrer
uerlaiicu aui entierntcn tIcinen Sta'
iiouen o0cr atli ireieu 6eloe ibre 60
fonoiioen. o0er iabrcu NIT ocuielben
tort uHo iibcrloiien 0ic Gaiia9iere
ciuioh ibrem Sdidial. 1ic bieiigen
aro6cn Siltciobrifcu. Die talieuOe
non geuteu bcihditiqcn nnbten me
acn Ulanacls an aohcu geibIoiicn
uer0eu mo c5 miro bCiirhiet onB
ourdl Scr Strcit aut sic gefradl
hra rcip 46iahrt Der Dompfid)iift
lci0cn miro. Tie Sireifcr beiblueren
nh iibcr }il nleoyiqe 20huc unolleber.
urbeituna Grr Strcit mddt ilh
dam bciou0crs IN ocn Iiitriftcn
iihl6or in oeucn 6uugcrsnotb
berr'da mcil Die 3uithr ron &C.
bensntielu 0a6iu abQcit-nittcu 1T
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8robiencr in geOria, III.
q}eorin. Nn.. ID. 9lop

4Seor1n. gu. l9. Koo.
Gnra nnr / llbr beute friib brad
i'm 9eutbner ihen @ebduoe. 9io. 106
Bis 1O8 Sii0 8oIbiuQton Ctr, Elm
arobes iSeuer aus. oaS iih oui 3pei
onItobcnoe 8eb6u6c oerbreitete. Ser
Tencruehrmom @en Butler muroe
ourh nieoeritiirscnoe 1riinJmer
ihmer ncrlcbt. g}adl iibcr 3meiitiln.
niQem aonpfe muroc oas Ieuer in.
fer 0ontrolle qebrod)t; nm 0ieie 3eit
id)0tic man ben onqeridltetcn Sdd.
Den alf 100000. ucIder nrr tbciI.
meiie 0urh @eriider1mq Qeoedt iii.
Die 0eid,a0igten Sirmen iiuo: Die
Qirder Carriage 60. @rofpnle &c
grotbcr5 (aacntcn fir ole GSfinton
@oaon 60 J, Die Eeorio Supplement
Gomponp. bic g2bceIod gQbolelale
GroderD Gomponu oos @robipe5crei.
qeitait bon cyobit gctboro e SO.
uno Die @robipirituoIenhonoIung
bon @ribur Qitbmnn
Ton gIoubt. oob oos 1eucr our9
'hnoh1fte eIcftriibe geleuftuuas-
6r1bte entitono.
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Der s3rattammer otS 2anoScridts
geQcn @aroen einQcIeitet bat.
@ie i'm &erImlie ocs @ro5ciie3
Moltfc.@orocn icitgCitcllt moroen, ii
@oLbarot mclcn llnterihla8ung IN
mcbrcren ,Sducn NtiBbrouh Der
QicnitaepoIt un0 uegcn au0erer Scr'
acbcn im Nopembcr 1908 idiuer BE-
trait luor0Cn.
Cant WclOlmQ ans G6cnuie bal
oie nou 0r3tllmcu Sodperitdnoi8er
porgeuommcne llutcriuhun9 erge5cn
ooB sic @iirgcrueiitcrtohtCr Grtlg
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iiibrIih 1enel0ct nm IA. Nloj s. 5
ihrcn @rdutiannl Sen Cbcriugcuicur
HreBIer. ermorocte. I'M in Den @Cilt
ieinc5 &erno0cnS iu fommen, geIitil
polfomlen 8eiuno lit.
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Gin Sanfiers sSpnoifat.
9}efn glnrf. 21. Nnn.

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Morgan & 60, ser 6irit HdtiouaI
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Ben NotionaIbanfen bcItebei0es Spn.
oifat beIteate beute S25, 100000 Der
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3-pro3. Shaeamts 3crtiiifate uno
5abIte ioiort Sen pcllcn @etrag i'm
ltntersSdatont eiu. Qem : ,noiflt
iuurOen oorlaltfiq Guittlmaen iiber
Sen gc5ablten @etrog auS9eIteat uuo
oas gan5e @elo Damn an Die meItli.
den llnterihaedmter geanot. Die
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befinoen lid in 10 uortrIfilifem gu.
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Die hieiigen @anfcn ermorter. Die
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es fir pobriheinIih, OaB olIb auBer.
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beIm" pom 9toroOeutihen 2iopo
nnbm 6eute pon bier $5,000.000 in
@olo nit. sic iiir Rcm 0orfer uno
Gbicagoer gonfen beitimmt iino.
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SINNER cbrItdl.
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81. 9. @or0. nqlhcr Elm %italieo
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ON Stlate Winneiota bepiaigten
5umme pon $t50.000 5u oerrehnen
bate. @pu oieiem 9etrage mnren
$4,000 ais nlht perbrauht an oia
Stoutsfaiie Don Minueiota 5uriider-
itattet rm0 $t34 400 fiir oen Ban
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wor0en. iiber oie reitireuoen $500 0a.
gegen ieblteu ale 8elege. @ouper-
neur Sohnion bat 6urlong fateqo.
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