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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-10-26
Nothing Better Than pages Perfected
Poultry Food"

D. ]. Lambert Of Apponaug, r. L.,
the maker Of the famous death to
Lice" remedies and who is all over the
country known as a poultry expert,
says there is nothing better than
pages Perfected Poultry Food" Here
are his exact words: "Rations should
vary with the different seasons. Some
kind of animal food is necessary at all
times, and l have found nothing better
or handler than Pages Perfected Poul-
try Food"
Any one sending his address on a
postal card to G. S. Page, Hyde Park,
VT, and mentioning this paper, will re-
ceive by mail, free, postpaid, sample
package of Pages Perfected Poultry
Food"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-10-26
Insult Plus Injury.

ooh, you can laugh all you want
to-" said Green, with a show of i'm
patience, "but Pm not as big 1 fool
as you think l am"
"Well," rejoined Brown, "to t3Q
you the truth, l didn't belize, it
could be possible, detroit lab
une.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-10-26
Cutting Both Ways,

She Crying to make him JEALOUSY
Isn't it odd that every man has
different way of proposing9
He (ditto)-Yes, and to differ
ent girl each time. - Baltimore
American.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-10-26
ALL OVER THE HOUSE.
Care Of Body and Bed cIothins-Alr
ING Shoes and Slippers.

Care of Body and Bed cothins-Alr,
ing Shoes and Slippers,
There is neatness which is not
desirable and is not clean. 1t ia
neat to fold all ones cloUlIvs- -yh on
taking them off for the night, but
1t is not hygienic to do this, for the
garments must be aired if they are
to be sanitary. Even if they have
been worn only a few hours odors
of the body have been absorbed and
should be given an opportunity to
evaporate. This is best accom-
plished by spreading every piece Of
clothing so that it will air, and in
the morning, if not put on, then it
may be folded neatly and put away,
having been cleaned by its air
"wash,"
AT all seasons beds should be
stripped of covers every morning
and spread hear a window, where
the sun will strike them for a time.
Pillows should be put into the win
dows where not only sun, but draft,
will play about to air and keep them
from getting musty. This may be
done early in the morning without
offending the eyes Of the neighbors.
Mattresses should be half turned
and allowed to stay in the sunlight
in order to be surrounded by air,
Other things that need airing are
shoes and slippers. To keep them
properly they should be put into a
window as soon as taken off and
allowed to remain there for hours,
At least once a week all should be
placed where a strong sun will beat
into them, but, before this summing
they should be wiped with soda wa
ter.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-10-26
Within the Limit.

Redd-I see the blood thrown out
by the heart travels seven miles in
an hour.
Greene-That's all right. That's
under the speed limit. - Yonkers
Statesman.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-10-26
Mora MISREPRESENTATION.

'Bliggins is always telling some
thing that his small boy said"
eyes," answered the politician;
"Bliggins isn't the first man to dis
tort the facts when he gives out an
interview Washington Star.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-10-26
No Poatponemant.

George, dear, Pm afraid our
wedding will have to be postponed"
Impossible, darling. Ny cred
itors won't stand it."-Illustrated
Bits.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-10-26
Information from Headqu arters.

The boarder, who had received
hastily written scrawl, brought it
to the landlord.
81 can't read this, Mr.. Hickman"
he said. "Can you make it out ?"
81 guess I can, Mr.. De Link" an
swered the landlord. 81 made it
out an hour or two ago. It's your
bill."-Chicago Tribune.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-10-26

The Editor-You have poetry in
your soul.
The Poet-Oh, sir, you
The Editor-Yes, but the trouble
is you don't keep it there.-Phila-
delphia Press.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-10-26
MAR RACES.

In Springfield. Mass. Oct. 81, by Rev
George s. Rollins, Miss Florence NJ. Hazen
of Windsor, VT. and John George Findei-
sen of Springfield.
In West Windsor. Oct. 10, by Rev. E. A.
Legg. +. Q. Blood and Miss Rose Davis
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-10-26

"Our country will be completely
tied down by the conditions you
would impose" protested the Mo-
roccan diplomat.
"Yet why should you object to
being Morocco bound?" argued the
French plenipotentiary. - Kansas
City Times.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-10-26
Homo Nursing.

A bottle full of hot water at the
back of the neck will often cure
nervous headache.
For neuralgia on the left side Of
the face put the right hand in wa
ter as hot as can be borne. If the
pain is on the right side, hold the
left hand in the water. Neuralgia
is purely a nerve ailment, as its
name implies, and this simple treat
ment warns the chilled nerves
which are suffering.
Some one who has tried it says
that charcoal will heal an ingrowing
toe nail when less simple remedies
have no effect. Burn the head of a
match and powder the charred part,
pressing it down around the nail.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-10-26

Mrs. Laura Gilman Hooker, wife
Of Bertrand Hooker OF Poultney,
choked to death following an opera
ton on her throat for quinsy. She
was "a years old and mother of three
small children.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-10-26

Mrs. Mary Duncan Sergeant of
Chester was 9S years old Saturday.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-10-26
GRANGE NOTES.

The annual meeting of the State
Grange will be held in Burlington
beginning Dec /.
State Master George W. Pierce of
Brattleboro has appointed Carl S.
Hopkins of Brattleboro and George
G. Flint of Randolph deputies to Or
ganize oranges in the state through
the fall and winter.
One Pomona grange and 20 subor-
dinate oranges have been organized
in Vermont thus far this year, with
a charter membership of 1900.
A Pomona Grange, newly insti-
tuted at McIndoes Falls, has been
named after State Master George W.
Pierce.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-10-26
GRANGE AT ROCHESTER.

Harvest Home Grange was organ
lied Saturday by G.. G. Flint of
Braintree, with GO charter members.
The following were installed as of
fcers: E. D. NJ rise, G. E. Martin,
II. g. Eaton, Gayle Eaton, George
Burdett, Walter Eaton, Mrs. Almon
Nye, Mrs. Henry Harvey; Misses Bes-
sic Eaton, Helen Morse, Mabel Hub
bard, Nellie Eels.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25
5mri Bastonna0rn.

gs 1T bstannt, Dab Die Gascogner,
elm S0lf5en i'm Siibeu Sruntrei9s,
pobl Mut6, aDer audi piel BbaEtalu lie
unb @ib beYiben. Or iparen einmal
5pei @dscpgner in Streit gerdt9en uno
cef6lofer, fi6 gu oueii-en. &uf 6em
@eae gum GebOl5, no Der 3Deitampf
ftuttfinben foute, tpurben ieitens Der
Ssfunbanten Gle MnItrengungen 9es
ma&t, bis beiotn @egner gu %beriDbnen
- ober pe-getens. 8eipnoers Der eine
Ttieb fo~rtpGbren0 Die OrObung aus.
cog er riht e6er ruben iperDe, ols bis
fein @i6erIa6er auf Dem plase geblies
BEN lei. 4m Srt un9etommen, 5og er
feinen Segen, fteute fi9 fumpfbereit
duf un6 REF feinem Seinbe gu: nWobl<
psrltanoen, mir tdmpfen beioe 10 lanse,
Bis elmer bon uns auf Dem PlaBe
blsibt." Der dnoere eripiberte: rIbges
ma6t!l" - Damn lit anes in Orb
rung," iaste Der erite GELD, rbleibe Oh
Ga; i9 ge6e meiner Wege!!" -
3pei piiroige Guscogner hatten iiG
lGneere 3eit nt9t seIeben uno paren
bpherfreut, chamber 5ufdnig tn etnem
aafe gu treffen. Die Pbuntdiie Der
beioen bate inatpii9en on 2ebhdfti9s
felt ni6ts perlorer. Ser cine er5Gblte.
er bate 5u !6auie einen Wein, Der mini
beftens feline 200 Sabre alt lei. Sein
6reuno ioue i'm bod balb bein6en uno
ii9 bon Ser 8ortreffli6tett oes 8eines
iiber3eugen. Der 5reuno fteate ii4
oenn aud Elm. @ts lie nun f9on einige
SldI9en eeleert batten, iagte Der 9at:
rMsin tbeursr 5reunb, Sein Wetl Diet
i9medt tbutiG9li9 eana famos, uro
ih min es Dir germ elauben, oab er
minoeftens feline 200 Sabre alt tit.
@enn On aber cine nod piel Gltere
Mdrfe trinfsu ipiuit, 10 beiu4e mid.
SD babe nGmli9 fiir5li9 einen Wein
getauft, ben man i'm Seller elmer alten
8ura aufgefunOen bate un6 Der oori
f6on 70 piele Sabre rubte, ouB Die uns
teren Tlai6en pGbren0 bes lansen 2a'
germs our6 bas @epi&t Der barouflie.
gen6en poaitdnoig platt georiitt
ndreni"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

SIT au9 oieie Yro5eour beenoet,
Damn fommt Ser &affee neuerbings auf
cine tompliSirte Mai9ine, Die ibn BON
Der ibn umidliebenOen 9ergumentbiiQe
befrett uno slei93sitig f@ortirt unb 5fpar
in erits, stpeite un6 brittle &lafe uno
in perlfaffee (flsine run6e 9obnen);
iebt crit ieben mir ben &dffee in Der
uns betannten Sorm Dor uns.
SIT Die @rnte sliidli9 81 Sauie, 10
1T es Site, oen Mrbeitern cine .6ieita"
gu seben (ein @rntefsfD, Eel benz es ss~
tpObnli6 bod bergebt. Gin sdnaer
S9fe ipirb am @piebe sebraten. iiber
Dem pffenen 5eusr bdngen &eiel Doa
nit uuerlei guten Sa9en, benn ieber
PfIunser iebt feline Gbre oarein, oab
feline rSieita" m0gli9it pompDs ss<
feiert miro, un0 pus Die 9auptia6e
lit, &c miro Elm gauges Sab bpq
rGhi9a" aufgelegt - Elm bG3ft be-
rdui6enoes @etrGnf aus gegorenem
3uderrobrioft.
SnSpii9en ipoIen ii9 Die Irbeiter
fir Die 8efpirtbung erfenntli9 5eigen
uno ibrerfeits ods Set perRerrli9en;
10 fibrsn lie 0enn einen b04ft malerie
f9en San5, ben fpgenunnten n8aile De
los MorOs" auf (einen altzmduriI den
Sang, na96em ie ii9 borber in toit>
bare feioene @epGnber ge6iat unb ods
@eii9t NIT grotesfen Sbiermusfen ber>
biilt butten. 9ei Dem &lange altmooia
f9er, bD4it primitiper Snitrumente
uno inoem lie a1erlet Sprii9e ba5m
berIagen, finoet nun cine @Orfibrung
itutt, Die ipeSiell fir ben 4usldnber
bo6tntsreFant III, unb erit tpenn Der
leBte SrOpfen 9etrunfen lit, finoet ous
Jeit fein gnoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

isbt i&On. bnb % Sabre reamsn uarbs,
baHelbs auf ben 6auptbabnlinisn Elm
3uri9ten. Samit gsfebt man aliO
OHen Elm. bnB man oas tuabre glod'
fpffen tibsrbaupt nidt bot. gs tpdr'
tuirtli9 an Der 3sit. baB cine grino.
li9e untsriu9uns pOrsenOmmsn utros.
oamit snblia sinmnI bic Wabrbsit ibsi
oisfe gIOdipfismwiribi8aft on ben Zoo
fomme. sIuf bisie Wubrbeit bat bas
Bolt Elm &stt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

Sie IpfaIe GeffbebOroe faBte ges
fern absno In Der SiBuns I'm 9eut'
f@en 5aufs ben snoetlti9en Bei4lub,
Der Bunbssbsb6rbe bss yNoroamsrifa'
niiGsu Sdnesrbunbss" 81 empfeblen,
bas prOiettirte gunbes Sdngerisf bia
gum nd6Fsn Sabre 1908 gu perf4is'
ben, oa SnbianapOlis Bis Riiie Sum-
b. !. feline paHsnoe 9ale ffr bahslbs
CUR gsrft9ung bot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25
Aaffstrrnie in Guatemala.
9eben nao Sreiben aut rtr fIaatasen tino
Sas frobIidlf Sius.-.

4eben nHo Sreibea aut rtr FIaataaet tino
Sas frobIid,e ains.-.
en- Guatemala. Oas iG6rli9 SDiIden
100000 Bis 100000 gentner &affee
proouSirt, ipieIt Die SuItur Der 9affees
pflanse Die erfte &pne i'm 2eben Der
8ep0lterung. rnenoli9e Miibe, raTtS
lofe @rbeit unb unermiioli9e Sorg,
falt er6eif9t Die pflsge bes aarten
8affeepflGns6ens, oas elm rauber
Winobau9 f9on perni4ten tam; bot
es aber ale @efabrer. Die feline Gris
ftenS beorpben, iiberitanOen, Cam lam
man aud duf cine 25> biz 30iGbrige
Grtraesfdbigfeit rednen.
Die aaffeeernte biloet INNER Elm
erobes @reigniB i'm 2eben Der 8affess
pflanser. MGnner, Weiber unb Rins
Der 5ieben, NIT &0rben. 2eitern uno
@Gden psrfeben, in bus Jelo, I'm Die
foitbare Jru9t gu pfliiden, cine Opes
ration, Die mebrmals pieberbolt tperz
oen mub, oa ni9t aGer &affee slsi4s
5sitig reif miro. Die seerntete 5ru4t
miro iooann bur9 cine Mai4ine BON
Dem ibr anbaftenben Gleii4e befreit.
mub Damn einen biz apei Sage fer
mentiren nno miro fdlieBliA getpaiaen
unb auf srpben, eisens oaau on elmer
! fonnigen StelIe erri9teten Sr0dens
bOfen Watios) a~ussebreitet unb ses
trodnet. na
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25
Ser ghef bss Gorftoepartements

Ser Gbef oss Sorfoepartements
bon Connecticut ertbeilt Der Beo6!'
isrunq unierss 2anbss sinsn lfbli1en
ani3auun9sunterrt3t tiber ben Wertb
i~ultibirtsi Walolanoss. Dor 3tpsi
Sabren iaufte er aussebebnte strsden
2ano gu b EN- prsiis bon SO. 70 ben
Acre. Sn etwa sinsm Sabraebnt be
rsits piro f9 bic anlass nit 5 pros
gent b~srsinfsn. Der @srtb bss 2anoss
piro uabridsinli9 balo um's Wsbr.
fa&e fttgen. 9as 5orfospartsmeni
isnss States gsbsntt In ieosm GOuntp
Walofd4en BON msbrsren tauieno
acres an3upfanssn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

Sie Giisnbabn : p&ataftropben"
wel6s mir isit Rsuiabr gu perasi2nsu
babsn, bere6tiaen gu Der a%nnabms,
baB mir auf biei.m Ssloe TN Sabre
1907 ben Rseorb brs&sn tusrbsn. Sit
bsriimmeltsn unb bsrtobltsn 2si&sn.
usl9s aus ben Srfmmsrr oss BIC
5our" .3u9ss ge3osen purben. fint
nattirli4 tui.osr Elm argument ssasr
.Wumicipal OwnerIbip
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25
gertrsdsn N,unfrdds 1T fdlimmsr

als bic Sinben bon Sobom unb Cos
morrbu; es lit Der @ruuo unb Sipfel
dIIer 9erbreden: be 4~nfls5runa Die
Seboriamspertpeig<runs, Die fusanii6s
GmpDrune elmer sdrlaen Notipn- Hft5ts
pirb i'm Stanbe fetn, ben Pdpft bon
bieisr 4niaauuns nbsubrinsen." Man
pirb in Der Shat munfes BON oem.
mas ii4 jeBt 5pif4en Trantrei9 uni
benz @atifan abfpielt, better periteben
fuenn nan bieien Gboratter bes pap
ftes in 9etrd9t siebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

England unb Granfrei4 IaFen es
I'D angslsgen ietn, ibr Binbnib I'm.
nsr msbr 81 frdftigsn. inbsm fe bur&
als gRittsI au9 TIRE ssssnfsitigsn
5anbslsbs3isbnnasn su f6rbern iu&en.
Sisfsm 3med ion au9 bic snglti&.
fran36fT6e ausfeaung bisnsn. bic I'm
Wai nd&fsn Sabres In England er.
6Hnst ueroen lou. Gin geifiser aus
tauf8 s,oben Sipls ION awii&en bisisn
bsiosn 2dnosr1 ffattfinben. QtnRe.
DiHsni9aften unh ole SnbuRrien
iollsn babel bsrtreten fe!n; aubsroem
absr aud ale n~nttonalen Dsrentigun.
gen. Dolfsfptsle u. (. 10. Den Saupt.
bortbeil uiro ratirli& au& bisr ipisoer
England haben. Sn 2onbon re&net
mon auf eineri maRenhaften Bsiu&
bieIsr AusReauns TN nd&Rsn CONNER.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

Qtt FuiUutu SCutttU W uluu "
2pnoOn nod aGemal iebr freissbig sss
wsisn, tusnn ss galt. sinsn bsrauf.
sisbenosn Sturm gu bsi9ui4tissn.
alsin bic In bsrbinbli9sm Sons asbal.
tsnsu Sepei9sn uno amtli8sn S&rei.
ben 2Oro 0aloanss unb gatl 8reps
inb NOD Iau8s teine bOlsiItigs @s.
nustbuung fur bic ausssiu6tsfsn
grObbstten, bic fi& Der gertretsr oss
grdRbsntsn Rooisbelis In Ringfon bot
sefalen lahen mtRen. grf tusnn
8oupsrnsur Susttsnbam aur @erant.
uortung gesossn wOroen III, miro mon
oartiber urtbsilen t6nnsr. mas bintsr
ben hdBli6en Reoensartsn geftsdt bot,
bic gsgsnwdrtig tn 2onbon 10 auB.r'
oroentli9 bllis Rub.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

Some uno Mpnb fno fur oas
grobebsl bsrnniuortli4, ertldrt eth
2onbonsr W%stsOrOlo9e. Der CUTE
Rann mills In elmer iul&sn 2OntrO
peris offsnbar nit RIsmanOsn auf gts
ben D~eroerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

3wei SbladtfdiHe Ton Der @r6Be
uno etdrts bss britii6en .Grsaos
nauebt" m6dte Der prdRosnt sebaai
baben. limb mbgli3f i6nsQ. Na&
8rtinosn brar8t ma ni1t 3u fra9sn;
Der 2onooner STANDARD bat fs itirslit
enthiat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

Na6 Aniat zines anerifanii@en
gelebrten ffsbt bic Weni4beit gegen.
rudrtig i'm 2inossalisr ibrer gntwids'
lung. gnoIi9 cine plauRble grtld.
rung fir bic bisr3alanoe araifrenos
enaliI1e Rranfbeit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

Sin nieIieitiser Wann lebt in
RanIas. Or III glsi93sitis preoiger,
arat. BsercbniB.S irsttor uno Grab.
Helm. 6dnbler. @snn Der Rnnr on
sinsm Rir9bofs pOrbet9ebt, bari er nit
stoI, iaesn vWsins asiummelisn
@erte!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25
@aS tit NIT benz 8Io6s
FIFTEEN

Bisber uurosu bis giienba6nfatas
Rropbsn benz Seblen oes 8lodiphsms
tn bic S3ube ssf9obsn, oas, na8 elm
Him niger grtIdrune Der Sndbsrfdn.
biesu, oas stnii9e f9ere Nittsl tf,
3uasuinmmenH6Be au nsrmsiosn, uno
isbt hnbsn mir innsr6alb wsnigsr go
den bic furaibnrfsn 3uiammsnfDBs
nuf orei Sahns1 srlsbt, bic nit benz
Blodfpfem bsrfs6sn fnb. @is ID bas
mDqli9 gntusbsr taugt bas glod'
fpfem ni&ts obsr -. Die grtldrung
Iisat bnrin. 6aB ss bsri4isbsn. Sortsr
glofTpfsms eisbt. Die bsfs it bic,
nobel idmmtli4s 3ei6sn autrmaiiia
esf6sbsn unb aud Der b~strsffsnoe 3ue
autcmntii6 n~uf9sbnlisn tpiro. Die
ginri9tune hnbsn unisrs Bnbnsn ni9t.
zines Der Spfems, tpsl6ss bic 8nhnsn
ein9sffbrt babsn, beffebt BARN, oaB,
ioris Der 3us In ben 8lod stnfd6rt.
ons nsbsn Den Saisnsn on siuem
gFnbI nnasbra4ts Signal automntif&
qsesbsn wiro. Gieis Jog. Gsmap6ors
mhTsn nniirli9 esisbsn tusrbsa unb
ba fsdt aud Der 9aten, trss6alb bas
Blodinfsm ni6ts tnuet. Sei BEN
uneIhd bon Joulsr, Snbiana. batts
Der 2otomctibfh6rsr Euseen bss Nebsl.
bns 3si&sn ni8t 9sis6sn. Sn anosrsn
Gdlsn bat Der Wann na9ssuisisnsr.
mabsn oas' 3si&su sinfa4 ni&t BE-
n9tet. 8nlb uurbe usbermiounq.
bnlo siuas anberss als grrnb angs'
geben. Greili9, tuenn eth Wan1 Dor
AZ Siunosn rlur a4t i&ldft. III e. BE-
bsntli4, i'm auf cine 2otomoiipe 81
HELEN.
gu bisism 8lcdipRsm inb abe
@drtsr roibig, pie aus BEN Ran
fns'sr unalff bsrboresbt. BORT batt
BITE @tisnbabugeisli9aft bas glOd
ipfsm sineefhbrt uno nsbsnbsr ba!
nlts b~sibsbaltsn. Die 2inie 1T eings
IsiFg, absr Die Bsnmtsn bsrFnnbsn 81
ni6t, bas Sludipfem bel sntgsgsn
fommsnbens3hesn In Anpenbung 81
bringsn, Ionbern nur bel chamber fol
genosn. Sieis grildrung flinqt feb
i~onosrbar. euna9 if aIio bas glod
fpfsm 10 unesntgsnb ME m6eli6
1no bas piro es tpo5l BET allen Bab
men iein. Wan fann ndmli& tbsr bi
tunbrs Ratur bieisr BlpdRgnnIs ni9t
8ehimmtss erfnbren. ginmal beiB
ss, oas 3ei9sn tuiro automatii9 &c
geben, uno oann tpieosr, boz bsionber
Bsamts oie 3si4en eebsn mifsn. 8!
i&sint, bic 9an3e gsf6iGts Iduft OH
lauisr 2t9.n 6innus uuo sin tpirt
Ii9ss brau6barss BIrdipfem it ibsr
baupt uirgsnos eins.fibrt. Auf ba
gsf&mdb, onB auf so. 600 Wsilsl
Sdisnsn Tn ben 8srsinigtsn Stants,
B~lOdfsnaIs in Ssbruu9 fsisn, if MID
bel au eeben. Was man BET ben gat
men 10 usnnt, aber elm uirflides Slod
ipHem trobl tnum. llno bel 2i9te 81
trn9tet, bdtte oas ia au9 BET ben mel
hen aar tsinsn Wsrtb. @ie bic Iebte
nnelhdsfdGs 9s;sigt bnbsn, folsen bi
3hge 10 i9nsa aufeinanber. BOB islb
BET sinsm automatii9sn Salteipfsi
Elm 3ufammsnfob ni9t bermieoen me,
ben f6nnie; 10 i4nsl tani Ia elm 3ue
Der nit so Reilsn 8.f9uinoistsit cir
bsriauf. gar ni9t gun, 6altsn ssbrad
tpsrbsn. DDS gilt fotpobl fir Gig,
bis chamber folgen als fhr fol9e, b
R9 sntgsgsntommsn. Do bslfsn tsir
tslsgrapbif8sn @lsdsnHgnale, tell
S,map6Ore unb glodysi&sn. Wl
unfsrsn Babnen feblt III Orbnune IN
GsmiRsnbaftietstt. Die tanrl man be-
Ianesri unb bte iolie man berlangel
BIS oas autOmatiT&e 8lodfpfem, Dol
bur8 bis 3Hg. brett sum 6alte1 9
bra6t ueroen, singeffibrt uirb, bat
rpohI nod oufe Meoe. O. beisf |
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

Sin gbitasoer Yruiefiur m0ate
fir bic Der. staatsn bic sG9smstns
@ebrpfi6t sineeftbrt baben. Gin
anbsrss Wul! 8Orldufs ptros i8on
oie @isbsrsinftbruna Der 2antine &c.
nHesn, ben 8sbarf an Rstrutsn su
osdeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25
Seute 1T Enthusiastically In, Seut.

6eute lit &eibstagswab. iTt Sent'
iasn Rsia. SOwobl bic Rsaisrung.
als aud Die OppOHtiou pfetft rs&i
lufig, um fa Rutb gu MAIDEN. ME
Der Sunes Der our9 ben ounfsln Walo
i&riit. 35atid9li4 usiB aud brfbsn
Nismanb, ME Die Wablsn ausfaIen
tusrben. Au9 bas osutf9e Bolt IN
man9maI unbers9enbar!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-25

STpdhli6e @rGmliffeit, bie ale
SSiinf geraOe ieiu ldBt, 1T tie @Grrl'
fat11r ser &elignation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-03
CHINA==From Factory to Purchaser.
Compare These Values.

At 84!OS, regularly S6.DS. Carlsbad
china Game Sets, 10 pieces, richly
decorated with maroon band and fes-
tOon of roses and gold trimming IN
assorted game centers; platter has
gravy wells.
Fish Sets.
At $3.50, regularly 5000. French
china Fish Sets, Is pieces, handsome
ly decorated in seaweed in natural
colOrs and assorted fish c~enters, with
gold trimming.
Fancy Table China.
At 1Oc. to 3Oc., were SOC. TO 81 90.
Imported China, in a wide variety OF
decorations, both in floral effects and
solid ~colors, with gold trimming; the
assortment includes Cake Plates, Fruit
Bowls, Chocolate Pots, Celery Trays,
Teacups and Saucers, Plates Of various
sizes, Mustard Jars. Milk Jars on tray,
etc, etc. Basement. West Building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-03

down AZ quickly az the average stenog-
rapher. she runs her sensitive fingers over
this paper ribbon of raised dots, thus read
Ing them. and transcribes them in the
regulation way.
The machine the blind stenoerapher
uses fer taking down her stenographic
notes in braille is called the Stainsby-
Wayne machine. Henry Stainsby. an
E~nglishman. one Of it's inventors, was the
first TO place a blind person IA telephone
operator in England. He aideda an ambitious
blind pupil OF his to secure a place as tele-
phone operator IN some large works
Shorthand by machine in braille sounds
difficulty itself, but il is not. so the blind
say whu have acquired il. for the reason
that the braille in which books are printed
and the blind read is q form of shorthand
with many symbols Tho chief difficulty
OF learning stenography is learning the
use Of the machine.
knowledge of that comes in n week: that
ia. to the educated. clever blind; but expert
use Ia a matter of more weeks practice.
BY this system a blind person can take
down a lecture in full. For instance. the
good old familiar sentence. Now Is the
time for all good men TO come to the sup
port OF the party" the blind stenographer
takes down in about eight characters.
The siRhtless telephone operator who
has perhaps the most difficult task is Miss
Gertrude Weiss. who is with a Wholesale
dry goods house. She has about the same
number of trunk lines as the sw%itchboards
previously noted. but in a business office
she has more varied dealings with telephone
calls, more numbers.
She cannot. Of course. look up a firm name
IN the telephone book and find its number.
The number must be given her. But she
has made a list IN point of those telephons
numbers c~ustomarilY used in the Office
until she has now 200 numbers.
III call comes down 20 her switchboard
from some room of the business house.
Call Thompson 4 Brown" The blind
operator runs her fingers over the cards
she has made in the point system. reads
Thompson h Browns number with her
finger tips and on the switchboard calls
them up and connects them with the man
upstairs. A young blind man who runs
the big switchboard of another commercial
house Uses the same method.
Word comes in every little while Of tele-
phone operators in other parts Of the coun-
try who are blind and vet successful. A
blind man has been for considerable time
with the YunkeT. Schneider 4 Anholt ex-
change in Missouri. Illinois has a blind
operator, so has Massachusetts and the re-
cent New York commission which ~investi-
gated the blind found one sightless tele-
phone operator up State.