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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09

BY local Applications, - they can.
not reach Tie diseased portion Of the
eaP. There b only one way to cure
deafness. and that 10 BY constitutional
remedies. Deafness II caused by IN
inaamed coodttioa a the mucous lin.
ing q The eastachian tube. When
this tube 10 inAamed you have . rumb.
Ing sosn4 q imperfect hearing. and
wAsa 4 - entirely closed. deafness ID
~ result, and unlsss the in6amma,
tioa en- - taken oat and this tubs
soseoesd % ~ aoeDal cooditioo. hear.
~ win - Destroyed forever: nine
eases ost Of - are caused By cataErh,
v16cA - notAing bat IN h1amsd CO..
Aittoo q the mucous surfaces.
We Will give One Hundred Dollafs
eos ny case OF deafness (caussd By
ea4nSsA) hat eaaAoe - cured b
Halfs CotAsTA Cure. 0eoA for cireu
nm. tsoo.
~. CHENEY 4 CO. Toledo, O.
0oS1 ~ 6sUGgises. tie.
1AhD Hairs FaAi1y PIN Tor coast
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09

The Roll OF Honor" as the pension
roll 10 proudly referred to by the old
Coofedesates. n rapidly Increasing
In numbers d every county Of the
State. The number OF applications
approved BY the County Commission
ers % Escambia county since the new
laW went into effect In 100. In some
other counties this number Ia more
than doubled.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09

The prohibitionists have carried the
dght into Escambia county. The
County Prohibition League. which
vas organised by the Revs. Culpepper
during the recent revival. has a large
membership Of enthusiastic workers
and an effort will be made to vote
the county dry"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09

versation with a friend. declared that
the Standard has been responsible Tor
81 900. OOO. 900 Of American exports
and that II any citizens OF foreign
country had by their enterpris" SOFA
81 600 oOO. 900 OF the products ~ that
country abroad they would hay" been
loaded with honOrs, and monuments
would have been raised in 'h'ir
praise.
There ia another thing ~ b" said
in behalf OF the Standard OH 60.
Although II has disburs%d tn the last
twenty-five years dividends averaging
over "a per cent. a year yet In th'S
era OF vast capitalizations the Stand
ard OH Co. has made no attempt Z"
conceal its great profits. 1t has in
deed made no statements OF earnings.
but 1t has at least kept Its capital
ration 10 low that the profits OF its
business were clearly disclosed in the
great dividends declared uion the
stock. This is something tn b. said
in favor Of the Standard. for it is in
marked contrast with the policy EN-.
ployed by many OF the other great
corporations.
Nov. all this does not excuse the
methods Of competition employed by
the Standard OIL Co. In building up its
monopoly. The admins.
tration has displayed great courage
in exposing these methods. nOtwith'
standing the fact that in doing 80
Il incurs the enmity OF one OF the
most powerful groups Of fananciers in
the country. At the same time II
gains the applause OF business inter.
ests which have too long horne the
burden Of Standard OIL injustice.
Nevertheless. in dealing with the
Standard OH Co. II 10 highly import
ant that ve should deal with II fairly
~ with an sides IN view.
tho faet = that the Government
= In Oealings With the Standard oil
Co. IN he eoarts ~ well - in it,
lnvestigAticas Of tn business ahould
- mprs judlcial and less partisan
than hes been the CASE. Two wrongs
20 not make one right. and because
the Standard Oil Co. has been guilty
II Unfair methods OF competition that
b no reason Why the Government
SHOULD not give fail credit where II
h due. On the contrary. It would
streagthea IL own case against the
Standard OH Co. II II gave due promi.
asaos 70 those achievements which
Stand to the credit OF this great mo.
nopoly.
I'm imposing . Ans Of go. 340. 900
upon The Standard OIL Co. Judge
LanAis has gone 70 far in severe
punishment to the Standard OIL AZ at
last to awaken possibly some sym
pathy With that corporation in the
minAs a the people. Such q fine Ia
really coa6scatofy In its amount and
II Vim doubtless enable the Standard
on TO present . better case on appeaI
To the higher courts than II would
possess upon the merits Of the facts
that were IN controversy"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09

Some men get fanaticisnl and
all mixed up.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09

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~ = s1ussl1ssDea1, uslsD SeAesw -
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SGD - ~ ~ sesessisia0 h -
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({<sssx ~ AAauDvaAA ~.
l6ao OsLU svN.stMswT.
I unluvong - ~ - a $3.50. 900
lU1 o1oaDnl - Standard Oh
20 = RI 1l1lsas ~ Judge Lands
= vSr1t9 o1o1so Clscult Court Of
M - Nh 0tFsse Josrnal. Tie
evnl1se 1IaseiAl paper in
b6nol Caa1 vA1sA. ~ H. vay.
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2 - - 60 - ~ vieaAaioa
" $3.50 ~. ~ esaviesion
~ Dsego NV - ~ ea1eea,-
$500 g ~ 0eaadard on
-. elDsr ysass q sccssa-
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M &c vwoa - . esininAl
g 31av s1Aan. q course.
W sG0o1lmf 6sslaSsa y uAjast.
: 0Bunes1 tAsy win appssl
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= - oonDdard on stPts-
- - alesg - A0eision had
~ - ~ capacity TO
- 49, q oeesa1aaA rich q
o ysoeo1 . sVnaso Asal.' To
ouT11uDe q ~ Ply he
III Abgs9sss M avpsal.
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eou u. - stssAfsstly
A Oaay ysass 70 take
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- go = vos AslaG lt nov
~ thooosP g Dsb,Se favor h
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n 49, 80 @ Ssosatlsssly cas.
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~ = olnpe v1aAs4e SsGasa b the
|ln1nenD q ~ aonpse1epss.
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an1oVo1s sn0e oh1noD. which arr
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n11la. - ~ ~ Vt1lnsnt woald
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DGno oGaDeoGa11ea 1as IL evils
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- 4 6ovsDse fsso Tunis rseeatly
- ~ vhaDe u Ut pancs 10 ~
- Q, 1Us eAsHvan cFessing the
|oosuG G1aA sa0sa laAea heavily
- 0lofO0a1ae1 o. Co.'s petroleum
1n1u13 W. OeAsg American manu
1900 = sso11Ag easavaas scFusl
- o1nsge 80 q 1Haise h ~ las'
- yQUp ~ saDegtD q pstrosssn
- - uh11o1 olneso have amounted
8eSB oooA1ooSoo. TAs great ban
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- lDle0 aDssss ial0ests q Oe,l
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nnoDho. h1lb hsssoe ~ sftss Hsss
49, s1pssllssDsa1, usSsD saheswiss
ol6 eunaal tassls - kssvs - -
S01 - - ~ s1sessiaing h -
A I'M DAIl,Y ouN.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-19

The recent ruling Of the railroad
commission requiring railroad com
panies to operate passenger trains
out of terminal points within thirty
minutes of schedule time caused
about seventyfive passengers for
the Fort Worth branch of the Cen
tral to be left in Ennis yesterday
morning The northbound main line
train was about forty minutes late
and when thirty minutes had ex-
pired the Fort Worth train proceed
ed on its journey When the main
line train arrived ten minutes later
there was weeping, wailing and
gnashing of teeth by irate passengers
who were en- route to Fort Worth
TO attend the Cattlemen's conyen-
ton The Denver sleeper was at
tached to freight train and sent
through to Fort Worth
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-19
FAVOR OF (ATTLtntN


Washington March 1a SA de
,leinus were announced yesterday by
lht Interstate com merga commits.
sion. aIl Of the opinions belue pre.
pared by Commissioner Fgouty The
most important of the eases was that
Of 3he American Live Stock associa.
tluu and the Texas Cattle Rajsera
association against the Texas aud
Pacific railway company ard oth-
ers The commission holds that the
public interest requires the sstab-
ltshment Of the through rates and
joint rates, formerly provided for
In joint tariffs. but grants leave to
, any party to apply for modificar
ton of the order which may be is-
sued tn this proceeding At any time,
and provides that such order shall
be withheld for thirty days, The car
riers are granted authority TO es-
tablish such joint tariffs upon ten
! days notice.
In the case Of the Birmingham
Packing company against the Texas
and Pacific railway company and
others the commission ordered that
a through route and joint rate not
exceeding soc per 100 pounds be
established and maintained for the
transportation of beef cattle In car
loads from Fort Worth to BirmIng-
ham.
The commission holds In the case
of the Blackwell Milling company
against the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railway company that the ar
bitrary charge Of sc per 100 pounds
on shipments of flour and other
grains in addition to the regular
transportation was unjust and un-
reasonable and required the carrier
to refrain from applying the same
| during the next two years. The com
plainant is awarded nominal repair
| alton. The Ponca Milling compan,
iagainst the same road was awarded
nominal reparation.
The case of j. B. Harren agains
the Missouri. Kansas and Texa
lrailway on the unreasonableneas
: local rates from st. Louis to Oki
i lhoma City has been dismissed WI
K out prejudice to the right OF I
a, complainant as to the unreast
j. ableness of the rate involved in ca
n it shall hereafter become OF actu
z consequences.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-19

Wheeler Screens slide up and
down like a window and fit lower
or upper sash. The Oldham Hdw. Co.
9S
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-19
MEETING OF MINISTER'S
Congressman Jack Bcaii Was Pres
Snt al tn, Conference.

\ meeting of the local Prcsbyter-
IAN ministers of the city was held in
the pariors of the First Presbyterian
church 1r In o'clock This morning
The subi,,t under discussion WAS
"Thc Church and the Working
Nnu thv meeting vsr opened hy
remarks peruiuiug ro the subject by
thr Rev Thornton WhaliuE This
was followed %, short tddresses by
be Rev pr Hu re, Frauk .
Nuutt and fb, Rev Joseph u CBl-
u uraH a. g. pe,t of Denver. Colo
aud CouEr.s,mau Ia,k BsaI we're
Invited lursts OBI. .nr m.etiuE uvsu
pr.E delivered .tnH adauesa ss
Hil rHnass-m.g HeH,i Dallas
Uus.. .If.r.IH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-19
PRICE VAUGHN ARRESTED.
Accused OF Stealing Eggs From n
Farmer and Is Placed in Jail.

Price Vaughn, the 9-year-old boy
who made u sensational statement a
| few DAYS ago in which he accused
! Robert Ross OF burning the mattress
! factory and warehouse, was arrested
nv Sheriff Forbes last night and
: placed In Jail. A complaint chargint
theft was tiled against the youns
ster yesterday afternoon on info
9 nation furnished by City Marsh;
l. Dixon
"a This Young candidate for the pen
! Ijftentiary is accused OF stealing thu
|box of eggs from a farmer. mention
!of which was made Monday after
moon. The eggs belonged to W. d.
Mcclure who resides a short dis
/ tance from the city. City Marshal
Dixon, while prosecuting and in
vestigation of the theft learned |
Monday that the eggs had been TAX !
en- to grocery store by the Vaughn !
boy and offered for sale The mer-
chant refused to purchase them,
but they were finally sold to another
party in the city, who with the mer-
chant. will appear as witness
against the youngster. AS soon as
this information was ascertaiued by
Officer Dixon he turned the matter
over to the county officials and
against the boy was filed
in the county court.
Sheriff Forbes went out 10 the
boys home on McClain street Mon
day night and brought him to Jail
Before locking the boy up the sher-
iff took aim into his private apart
ments in the Jail and gave him lit I
tie fatherly talk. 1t was a pathetic
scene aud the heart of the big shar-
iii was touched with sympathy for
his young prisoner. 1t was an un- !
pleasant experience for the officer. !
but he never let's sympathy interfere
with his duty
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-19

The members of the Adelphian
club are hereby notified that a reg
ular business meeting of the club
will be held Wednesday night. Mar.
90. at the club rooms Please attend.
JNO V. SINGLETON. Pres.
GEO. L. GRIFFIN. Secy. 80
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Dpftr bet Madldiiigted.
User Die Narunnsen nidt beadtet,
bic bon idmer3enben Niereu
ansgeianOt tuerOeu, befinOet iid
auf Oew seraOen 8ese Sur
8rigbt'iden &ranfbeit.

Wenn nit oen gtiereu ettpas ni6t in Orb
uans tit, oann MAIDEN i'd bic SDmPtpme
sem &opfe Bis gu Orn diiBen bemertbar.
Sic folgenDen iino sinige babon:'
Ropfi6mer5en, 5@tpinOelanfdlle, i6perz
Rlliges @ebirn, S6ldfristeit, i6tpar3e &in9e
pnb i9tuimmenoe 4untte tor ben @use1t,
biei6e @eii6tsfarbe, iibler @tbent, Gobbrenz
men, Ser3tlppfen, iaurer Masen, unte9eG=
atdBisteiten bes Trims, &iidentpeb, @erfopf=
ang oOer unreselmabiger Stublgang, S6merz
gen in ben &nieen, 5ieberbaftisfeit in ben
GiBen.
4ridfD Iib 8ttters lit bic ri6tige Mebiz
ain fir iolGe Symphonic; bauptid9li9 Elm
Nterenz3onic, Spftemreinieer rnD &equli=
rer. @s entbdlt allie bic nDtbtpenbt9en Gigenz
11aften elmer erfol9ret0en Nieren=Meot3tK
Teben ieinem betpun0ernstpertben Ginfluile
Kit ge3ug ouf Stdrfuno unb &egulirung
oes Utagens, Der Sober uno Der @ingetueibe.
9ridlD Iib gitters besinnt suerf nit Der
&eini9ung Der 8laie unb Der Gingeiueioe -
babur9 bic lnreinigfciten ulstreibeno, tpelz
DIE ollie biele StDrulgen oeruria1t baben.
Na6oem bies gei6eben TT, ieben bic ipieberz
beritellenben Glemente IN biefer Webi3in baS
quite Nert fort, bauen Die 9ef9tpa9ten Niez
ren tDieber neu auf ~irornett Gle Sober at gr6>
berer SbGtigteit IN, ~reinigen bas 8lut unS
bebnen ibren ipobltbuenDen nnb 1eilenoex
Ginffub anf ale 9Deile beg &Drpers ous.
Mls Solge babon beiiert ii1 Der @ppetit unb
bic Veroauung, bic Mugen tDerben tlarer, bic
Strait tebrt auriid, bic eingefallenen @anget
runoen ii9, Die @eli1tsfarbe berliert ienes
bleiebe, l6mlBige Musieben unD n1ad)t elmer
reinen 9aut nno BEN bliiBenOen Ius5ebex
frobenoer GeiunObeit 91ab.
9iel bdnet bon Der 9rpmptbeit ab, nit
Der bic 8eban6lung begotren ipirb. 9ri6lp
M5b Bttters bat biele tpcit borqei1rittene
Gdlle gebetft, ipel9e arberen Mitteln ni6t
tuetden ~tnellten, aber es mllB au6 bebad)t
uerben, baB eg BET Decentralization elm
Stadium eibt, in ipel9em feline Mabt Der
Melt ben 4atienten mebr retten tann. Sets
sefoarnt! Menn ibr bermutbet, baB nit
euren Nieren ettpas ni9t in Srbnung 1T,
bann besinnt nit Der 8ebanblung foforf. IS
1T cure bette 9offnuns auf @eneinns.
8. 6. 3a6er1, 2oOi, Ser, 5a9t: rNie au>
Dor in meinem aeben bdbe Id ettpag berars
tises tpie QridlD aib 8itters berlu4t. Sc
tbut bic Mrbeit beinabe in elmer gta6t. Sebt
er3dble i1 ellen nteinen Greunben bon ibren
groBartt9en Mittel unb ale, tpeld)e es Der.
luden, fpreben bon ben bcrrli6en Mirtun:
sen besIel6en. Sc bat mir 70 gut qetban
buB i'd nietnals tuteber Dbne bagIelbe In mes
mem 5auie fein iueroe.a
aauft 6as ebte nit Der 8iffsr p3a in
rOtbem Sru6 auf Dem Erpnt 2abel.
g. MCa4L.f.As E.f.RE hAA.fN Al IA
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peosntfamt 9odfbulfeier.
Der Imsus SrS Goaese Der gtaot gtetp Wort
nadl ieinent menem &eint. q

9ss 1ut5as SeS Goteee Der gtaot gfep Wort
mad, ieiaeR neaen Sein..
@tne bebeutfame 5eier beging oas
College Der @tabt Nep WDrt, inbem es
am go. Sabrestage fetner 8egranbunq
aus fetnem alien 9aufe mad feinen1
alerbinss nod ni6t p~Dlftdnbig fertigz
seitellten nellen Seim nm5ogj ba5, abs
gsfeben BON benz 9runb unb 8oben,
mad fetner @oaenbun9 einen &pFenz
auftpanb Don 100000 Derurf a9t
BADEN ptrb, Der 8esriinber beg Gpls
lsgs, bas Qnfdngs ben Ramen 6rete
Mabemte fIbrte, lit Sopnfenb gar
RIG, Der 1856 ala eriter Ser. .Staatens
&pnful fir Sapan mad benz Mifaops
reide entfanbt parD unb bort aui
benz 3onfulatssebaube Die erite
lniongflaege bibte. Die Tla9ge par
BON Sapanerinnen aus japanif6sr
Seibe bergeftelt porben. Sic tpurbe
geltstntlid Der oben e~rpdbntea 6eier
bon Stubenten bes College aus benz
alien 9auie mad benz neuen 9eim ges
braht. 9em Mittelssbdil5e be5 aonls
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@eht gu BuretaIterts
Galopnn no 81 e It aurant, Bill
lita. 5traBe neben Der 6alle Der per.
n,annsI6hne.
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9ehrer aetmtht.

Sie Born Shulaemeinoe fuft Ell.
men 2ebrer, Der engliihen uno oeut.
ihen unterriht eeben tam. @ebalt
$3.50 fir 9 Wonate Shule. Treie
WDbnuna, freies 8rennbols. ortes
@afier. Gin 8erbeirateter mirb
p%or1esoaen. Rdheres au erfabren bel
SriB Dretbroot. Trnftee,
81. 81. l, 8pr 80. San Wareos, Ger.
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M. j. STUCKE.

Hgnftmau &Doats, Cameras unt
pbOtuarapbiihe uteniilien.
Gmatur.G rbeit tuirb iorafdltia fer.
tiagefteat.
400 Otto ommerc gtraBe.
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sibwfffteras w1nldt Gnd]

Werr Sbr Guh iraenomc hieber.
laiien tnDllt, tut es entiana Der Si'
ME Der
Gan MtttDnip & Mramias
Yab Sabugg
i'm Gnrten.D iitritt oes Stantea. De,
iunobett uno Glina uniibertrDHen.
Billiae 4dnbereien fir ben Eartner,
Wnrttairtner. Dbit. nnh Biehsadster.
Weaen @in5elbeiten meiibet gum an
@eU. s. Huptou. g. 81. A.
Snn Nntnniu. gerae.
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Sebrer. WeSuh.

Die Sohta Clara Shulaemeinoe.
9isltrift geo. %, Guadalupe Co..
9eras, iuGt eineu 2ebrer. Der in
Deutlh uno gngfilh unterrihten
tam. Wur 2ebrer nit eritem Dber
apeitem @rno gertifitat brauden iid)
gu melbeu. Samilie uDrgesoaen. SGD.
beres bel ben Trnfteee:
Trib gbert.
m SUB
Wm. 9 heeIe.
81. e. .. SEQ. g. WariDn. Eeras.
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Sin etniadles Mittel.

Wenn es gu@ an Gppetit manoett,
es an gneraie feblt unb alIes anoere
nift in Dronur9 lit, 10 nehmt ettuas
elm uno snnr iofDrt. Simm0ns Sar.
laparila lit Der R0uia Der Comic.
Sc uerihafft guh einer unbesablba.
rem Mppetit. Beriuht es unb SIR
gebort mieoer gu ben 2aHenben.
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OH Nsst5.tern 5,rtsaft. igssis sI.0s,
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@psu lit es mBtte2

@eb, Shmersen, Brano' unb
Shnittmunoen, Uerrentungen uno
anoere dbnlide Beihmeroen meroen
een6hnlit augenblidlib 9ehDben,
iebr hdufia iofort aebeilt ourd cine
eiusiae Mnmenoung oes unneraleih'
lidlen Wlttels cunts 2iabtnina Oil.
Heioet niAt. Shiebt es niht auf.
@osu 1T es nDtin?
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Widt nbtta, itd an frahen.

Nnoere Beihmeroen m0aer fhmera,
liHer iein. aber teine lift 10 bel6fti.
aeno nie SUDDEN in ireeno einer5urm.
Das ihneufte uno suoerldi1ieIte Wlit.
tel fir iudenbe &rantbeiten irQeno
elmer Nrt 1T 6unt'8 Cure. Cine
Gnmenoung neridafft grleidteruna
- cine Shahtel garantiert tu beilen.
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Bitten Sic Sbren grst, Shnen einlae
8eiultate Der 8erft0pfuna au n
Seine LANCE Cite fpirb nit &opfIhmer.
5en, 8ilibiitat, 9bspefie, blnnem 8lut,
i9Ied]ter Saut nnfaneen. Damn fraeen
Sic i'm, Oh er Sbuen raten tpiiree. Nber's
8ilen gu aebrauHen.
Tnbri5iert b1ns Der ). g. aber Co.,
90tuels Wuff.
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f. ID. $50. 3, Dor 20.
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6dmorrhOiben sn leioen. menn punt's
Cure iraeno einen 6nu unter @atans
tie abfolut beilt. Gin einmalieer sc.
brauh miro guh ppn Der BorSiia.
lihfeit 0e8 Wittel8 iiberaeunen.
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Nerlamat.

Wann als &utld1er uno @6rtner.
Bmei 5rauen: G6hin uno 8irntner.
mdohen. Gutter 4Dbn. &ecummau.
baton perlangt.
6. Beihfel,
1863 Wain.S traBe. Dallas, Eeras.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-28
Caught on a Fishhook.

Who that has fished has escaped
getting fishhook caught in n thumb
or finger? There is nothing more
painful and more difficnlt to relieve
than this simple little incident. The
first impulse of the fisher man or
woman Is to try TO remove the hook
the way it got caught in the fish. and
the more it is pushed back to release
the tip the more It cuts and hurts the
flesh. On account of the peculiar
shape of fishhook Il is necessary TO
push IL all the way through. If the
hook is one Of those without the loop
or eye at the upper end. or else it
must be pushed through until the
tip OF the hook is cleared, and then
pair Of tweezers will serve to snap
the metal and let the hook be taken
out OF the flesh. Sometimes good
sized knife will do the hook cutting
IL tweezers are not handy. The
wound made by the hook should be
thoroughly cleansed with hot water
and perhaps some disinfectant. after
which 1t should be covered with n
soothing ointment and then carefully
bound with lint or a bandage.-New
York Herald.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-28
ling ceremony and spent the remainder

ding ceremony and spent the remainder
or the day entertaining a company al
social settlement In which they were
Interested. After a honeymoon abroad
they settled down In home I'm the
factory district. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
have studied the problems of poverty
and misery In all their phases. She
has become the leader OF the women
workers among the poor In Maryland.
and he has taken part in many move
ments OF charitable character. He
Is rorty-nine years old. n graduate of
Washington and Lee university and of
The law department of the University
OF Maryland. Is president of the state
conference OF charities, lecturer at
Johns Hopkins university, vestryman
or ST Paul's Episcopal church and
president OF the neighborhood settle
ment known as st. Paurs guild.
1t Is rather unusual for a railway
president TO be placed under arrest
and IL was new experience to Presi-
dent Ralph Peters OF the Long Island
railroad when he was recently ar
raigned and held In $4,000 bail.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-08-28

An amusing example OF the Irish
mans pronunciation occurs In story
told of the late DIR. Todd. the Irish
archaeologist, who. although a great
scholar was not above perpetratlng a
practical joke. The London Spectator
tells the story and says:
A very learned Englishman went 10
Dublin to examine some manuscripts
IN the library OF Trinity college and
was of course introduced TO DR.. Todd.
who one day in conversation told him
that there was In Trinity college n Gu
rlous instance OF the survival OF habit
dating from the time OF the Danes: that
at certain hour OF the afternoon
think . o'clock-a porter went the
round OF the college ringing a bell and
calling out In a loud voice. 1.-THE Danes
IN the ball." when all the students
rushed from their rooms TO repel the
Invaders. So the learned but some
what incredulous EnglIshman repaired
70 the college at o o'clock, and. sure
enough. what Dr. Todd had told him
came TO pass. which he gravely relates
on his return to England. The sum-
'""u< or course seIesros. 80 49, ..s