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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

ms the San Franciscan Of succeeding
generations 10 be taller and strong
er than his ancestors who are alive
today2
5'hat such is to be the case is the
opinion OF the gymnasts and instructors
in physical development. While they
do not insist that the California men
alone in the enjoyment OF additional
inches and avoirdupois which is to be
attained by the coming generations. vet
they do insist that California is in the
lead already.
That II is within the power Of the
human race to add to its stature by
taking thought. once questioned. is
now accepted as fact by medical au-.
tSerity. and the prediction is made that
olr great grandchildren viii be taller
more muscular. and physically capable
OF greater effort and endurance.
Carefully directed physical training is
working the miracle that was once held
10 be beyond the limits OF the possible.
Did you ever stop TO consider what
swinging and weight pulling that has
suddenly been taken up by school chill
dren. clerks. business men and society
women? Is il all waste energy, this
lifting OF million OF weights? Applied
10 mechanical devices. the force that is
exerted in million gymnasiums
throughout the land would turn Mag
p definite spot at a definite time on the
surface Of the globe it might turn the
path OF this planet from its track, on
which il has Travelled around the sun
flor untold ages. II fl does not do these
things. where is its result seen? That
there is no cause without its effect is
an axiom Of science No energy is
lost. and the greater the force the
greater the result
is all this power being turned to the
enlarging OF the human frame, and
will the effect on the generations to
come be proportional to the cause?
In the last ten years the children in
the schools in every city Of the country
have been devoting a part Of the school
day to physical exercise under skilled
INSTRUCTORS. Where they sat formerly
with backs bent over low desks for un-
interrupted hours, to the sacrifice OF
digestion. eyesight and health. they are
now called to close their books at in
fervals and go through exercises
which are planned not merely as recre-
alton but with the definite purpose OF
the development Of their bodies To
the individual child this means better
circulation. tissue building better ap-
petite and a stronger development but
what does it mean to the race and the
children that are to be born?
Louis Lepper, instructor in the Mis-
sion Turn Nerein in this city who has
been an instructor in physical deveI-
opment in city schools in the East,
asserts that a strange Transformation
is going on in the appearance, actions
and carriage OF the younger genera
ffOu. He SAYS
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
What Prof. Lepper Says

Il have watched the development Of
the children in the schools Of ono city
fn the East for eight years, from the
time they entered the primary grades
until they were IN the high schools.
during which time they were COM
SPELLED 10 take the development exer-
3ses. The result was apparent not
only to me but to their teachers as
well. They were capable Of greater
mental concentration and they were
better formed and they We're more per-
fectly developed physically.
Fathers and mothers are everywhere
asking themselves II they are taking
the proper care OF the youthful human
beings whose physical strength is TO
count so much in their life battle.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

chest weights and wand exercises and
all will be wen.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-07

We offer fer sale property a nd va,
cart lots in ali parts of the city. See
US. ALBERT FENDiD G. co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-07

When taking a drink Away seek
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-07
WORK PROGRESSES
ON NEW SYSTEM
BRUNSWICK WILL SOON HAVE
AN UP TO DATE cAMEWELL
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-07
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-07

sMlTr~s PHARMACY
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DO yox really eGioy what sou eat?
Does Your food taste goodt 20 you
Gel hungry and want @Qre2 Or d.
YOU have q heavy ee,ing after
meals, sour stomach. Aehing. gas ON
the stomach bad b Indigestion
Nd. dyspepsia # A you should
use little Kodol ter each meal
sodol wiz nourish 5ai strengthen
Your digestive organd mo furnish the
natural digestive for your
stomach. Ig 4pu well It
sFilL make Won good
rGIn .-'ouy mo rich blood
Kodot digesfs what y@@at Sold by
n druggists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-07

When there is the slightest iudica-
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leuce or any form OF '1omach rou-
bic, take q little K0dbl occasionally
and you win Re 1lfordva prompt re-
lief Kodol Is compound Of vaee-
table acids and contains the junices
wound in q healthy stomach. Kod9i
digests what you eat. makes YOUR
food do you good Sold by all drug
gists
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-07

Moving pictures at Kings Daugh-
ters' theatorium, 221 Newcastle
street, cents.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-07

win buy good two-story house or
r. steoet, inelVdng two small houses
In r.ar, close In.
ALBERT FENDlG G CO.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-07
DAYS EVENTS At ]
STATE GaffiiIA[
LEGISLATURE VIA CONVENE
AGAIN Tomol k-or4ga
NOTES y INTEREST

tt1anta inv r qi,a 1ee,elaf,,o
,ylll convene aoai, fooorro,g morn.
inc amer q racess einoa Noon iaat
Yelnesaav No,riy IN ~ M looie.
,ators retnr,oa =, fnaf,. bo,oo. -
enen9 tita FAM aaea d,,eioa ~ raooae
bnt tbev yn all h. an hand Mon
dav morning
Il avae,fed tbat the week win
he vary b,ag one 40 botb braucbas
wnl get down ~ real work pofh
President Akin of Ale senata and
snoatar slaton Of III bouso win ap-
pein. tbejr oommifteeN probablv Mon.
dav afternoon 4 tber 81 impor-
tant bins are oxDected to come up
dlrin fbe weat ana A. FIRST skir-
misbes ara looked for The prohibi.
lion bin win hardly be reached ais
early I'd was a. frsf predicted and IA
NAV be several weeks before ID win
come M for action.
johnson 10 Succeed price.
Capt b. e. Johnson, who has been
connected with the Office Of the sec
rotary Of state in various capacities
No the past thirty years, has been
Elected BY Secretary Cook as his as.
Astant TO succeed Goode Price, re-
signed to accept The position Of as
sistant cashier Of the First National
bank Of Tallapoosa Captain johnson
has served as assistant under several
former secretaries of state, and ts
familiar with the detailed work &
the office. It is expected later "
Secretary Cook TO appoint an adE
tional clerk on account Of the i
creased work incident to the regis-
tfation OF corporations ana o'ner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
which D. Bottcr-Try an Experiment
Or Profit by o salt Lake city
CitizCn's Experience.

Something new De- am experiment
Mua he proved 90 be ar represented.
the statement of O manufacturer is
mot convincing proof ~ merit
But the endorsement of friends is
Now supposiug you had a bad back.
a Lame. Weak on Aching one.
Would you experiment ON 10?
You viii read OF many so-caled
cures
Endorsed by strangers from PARKWAY
places
Its different when the enforcement
comes from home
Easy to prove local testimony.
Homo. send urrement IH the proof that
backs every box uf DOan's Kidney Pills.
Read this case.
George Brszior. 81 800 West Fifth
South street Salt Lake city Utah.
SAYS. n can cOuscieuti0usB recon-
mend poau's kidney Pills Which /
rot at the r j. Hn Drug Co.'s store
D know from my own experience that
this remedy VIII quickly cure back
ache. ana have heard 30 recommended
by many ~ my friends an of whom
have found 10 Just as represented.
For sale by an dealers. Price 30
cents FOator-M ilburn CO., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for iho United
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07
ON THE VERANDA.

discord, mc3uncss, and lighting. prior
TOD theif advent az the farm.
Tho 1870 OF Jesus. There is NOT one
o.. .hc boys who cannot ten You about
iI. Master from His birth 10 His cruci-
.'''m 10 Is taught them in such
SIMPLE, natural way. that there DIS not
,.. VINO cannot grasp DO. The NE of
y ls in the lives OF some of these boys
,t.."s ono to stop and ponder those
l'.N.. On his heart Fog "such as
ihc mission OF he Mastcr-the
'E'"H of tho little child loo and ~ sin.
.i'n ere lts pure llitlc no Is sC-rcplv
n'.I.-is not being overlooked at mo
pa. for boys; ana you are child of
therefore, rise up and Doe % child
.|l. IA being iustilled bon each little
I... Let us hope and pray ono ana
PIT ". u9 that by the time those Uttle
ua...'uuato ones may fortunate. now.
I.'.. 1t "a thorough understanding of
t.....ss, they viii have forgotten
'' The bad loft of. or that thcrc
vas any bad lu their baby lives
me of them. out thorc. hayo
only the tragic side since nrst
1rsln to k1ow anything al Am
ihs world they came into. nm
.Hdt 10 was staring them DO the
'" they opened their baby owes.
there, watching them earnestly
their lesson 81 rs little wonder
H"a whole thought o. "a prayer.
,". each pale and seamy little face.
mckerol little forehead. each
..Irl "ye-may take ON the color
ngoihnoss. the dimple and sparkle
.NIlhHld that each aud everyone Is
".l II. yDt which has been cruelty
'''.el hem heretofore.
Afigr tho Bible lesson. MY Country.
I1O..' and Down on tho Farm"
with "a Ngor and heauiuess
listener can't bat fcol that the
-. .. hIs taken hold ln real earnest.
t ...' each ana ovorN voice "a soar-
t.H Houtue ono JOYOUS Amer. T"
r. .hD morning sun floods core
ar. 'I' ample ycrauda VI the
r-' Hon. as tho homo 0f me
M U..Ne Mra. Park, d. called, row
h.fI. haven heads may be- seen
al, above the back n long
MIN. NIr.tl} after sunday school
' bright eyes aud eager faces re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07

Jesus. that they had not become lost;
chat they had not been stolen. that
they had not struyed or been pushed
away from the maternal knee and pro-
t.sIug skirt. before they had learned TO
I-u our Father which art in heaven. 10
second, because these little homeless
ones were after AN not homeless, but
bad been rescued and saved, and gath
cred into "a warm. loving and protecting
fIId with a mother atmosphere still
about them.
First "a hymn, I'm which young, lusty
voices ring clear and true. then the
Lords prayer, repeated by an. another
hymn. and the little service Is well un-
der way How eager IS each to stand
up and recite the Ten Commandments
and the Beatitudes, and many Of us
grown-ups would be proud 20 do as
well
blessed are the peacemakers for they
shall be the children Of Cod This.
they are Instructed IS the best one OF
au Surely AN are impressed with the
beautiful meaning Of II. for they live
g. act IT, through the entire week, and
that is saying a great deal A truer
band Of little peacemakcrs than the
boys al Canyon Crest Is seldom found.
For healthy, vigorous, up-nnd-coming
urchins. there Is miraculous lack Of
ouarreliug- miraculous. I'm that some
of thorn have known little more than
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07

And ON the suns uoon-glory gaze;
With eye like his. thy lids expand.
And fringe their disk with golden
rays.
Though fixed on earth. On darkness
rooted there.
Light is thy clement thy dwelling uir
Thy prospect heaven.
James Montgomery,
Light enchanted sunNuwor, thou
Who ga2Cst ever true ana tender
on the sums revolving splenior'
shelly
An. -unnoRcr. weary OF time.
Who cluutCst the steps of tna sun.
Seeking after thar sweet golden c'Ime
Where the travellers Journey .s done.
William Blake.
open afresh your round of starry
folds.
Yo ardent Mnugolds,
Dry up the moisture OF your golden
For great Apollo bids
with bending head submissive I adore.
with constant gaze may fathers face
explore.
j turn my face following vhorcr ho
SIN aEcd my plous saza as round be
burns.
-coWlpy.
AUTUMN.
Shorter and shorter now the twilight
clips
Tho days. az through the sunset gates
they crowd.
And summer from her golden collar
slips
And straya through stubble-hclda, ANA
means aloud,
Save when By hts the warmer air de-
celvca
And. stealing hopeful 90 some sheltered
bower
She lies on pillows OF the yellow
leaves,
And tries the Old tunes over for an
hour.
Alice carey
LADY BABhlE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07
ii''43 81 S;1il2S52S5 5775
IalzzS5' 0' AS SEEN BY 4 5lTkAsz Eux4w Y

ot-LD 70 few of our more fortu-
r nate mothers be present at %
Sunday school hello no canyon
- crest. and 500 that beautiful
u,r..r. the president of the association,
'1..r. lovingly guiding those little
,....f-1ut stnys through the Ton
and the Heauudcs-
..... would course down their checks.
. of low tears of gratitude. and
,.... OFF lumancst love aud compassion.
a.. and gratitude for two reasons
az. tnat thoIr own little boys lt home
tsf mot set learned the wicked ways
~ fHa world before studying the life of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07

Hect tnc telling or reading OF beau
uiul story King Arthur and hits
hnlghthood, and So simply and clearly
written. that through the week the
youngest OF these Canyon Crostcrs. can
give YOU "a synopsis of portions given
out tho sunday previous This part
of Che Sunday service holds the boys
interest to "a marked degree. and l0ath
are they to bring DC Co close. ANA
scatter, each To his allotted task. iu the
preparing of the Sunday dinner
The sunilowcrs are out Boo an their
golden glory at Canyon Crest. ana
everywhere. 10 was uoodly sight
our school principals seated at the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 1907
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.


-, Vlll,lt ait' NetHI AiiHta hhNe "iig
n very imperfect understanding ~ what
w, ''l7 atiliiiii. 'Nh rce' bul from Jay
80 ,l,n ~, q. ''l'' hAt Naln ~
olNtisI uhoa tldi Insects uud reptiles
lug ~" "iNi" t" 'E ,N' A.".Dh.e- OF INV.
$500 'tI.. iN. q" wv Ol
'.,, 10Y .iI"Nl pm D. On f.lI'e'htdl wv,
N 1890, ., .'t-i'iND .hlil thdnilus
Wt N','i'N g'9' "''h udl hii'a7 "ll'
Hti, ~ 3'..NN VIZ. Ni- Nlauh ORGANS
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A strange phenomenon in land u
strange natural history le toe recent
uansioi nation 20 one %, tne New yea
a. netoe and cruel bard OF prey. Less
.hah t' years ago d Uumu'i 90 clttousl.
some ldI WriNi uhN "hHul iht etINdss''
were seen several specimens ui the kg'1
ln'''i.n .l pai'o, i'''g "ny in ,,'a
SCUM l7i"io' WH'I'. ID l'4 on lN7eyl7
ahH ntliit-. N'h'Iil'h lh ills fttpi' tlf-
'ulisiblla evidence lhr hed mas htrn
'.safo'u as lhe aIaushi'l,r 90 thousanas
OF ~h,ep thdl nave been since destroyed
D.. give l"1 'u-'N oiI' a. ltli lilal anu ana
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r,Irg tr.t "a II8iE uif n.1r b5s mons.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07

The Vienna serum Institute is not only
investigating tUt effect UI blood serum
cultures boo various diseases. but last
year supplied medical men with 1000
bottles of apt-dIphthertic serum. l5Dl
doses of auu-soarlatiual serum. and 900
doses OF autI-alssutory serum. lu pre-
pairing the serum. th, quantity OF blood
taken from each animal is d pints each
time. This is repeated 90 times "a year,
and each animal kept for the purpose
annually.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07

The physical effects OF several days
li JutImUDiurg upon both normal and
iuaemla persons are found by A. M1uuvy-
rat tu bee those of a. stay Iu the noun
iaius-red blood being increased, with
of respiration circulation and
nervous system
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-03-08
WILL NOT INTERVENE.
UNITED STATES USING KINDLY
OFFICES TO END CENTRAL
AMERICAN DISPUTE.
GENERAL WAR MORE THAN LIKELY
HONDURAS SECURES SUPPORT OF
ALL OTHER REPUBLICS TO
CRUSH NICARAGUA.

Washington, March 8.-Mexico and
the United States are using their
kindly offices in an attempt to effect
a settlement of the trouble which
threatens to involve all five of the
Central American republics in war.
Mr.. Creel, the Mexican ambassador,
had long conference with Secretary
Root and Mr.. Corea, the Nicaraguan
minister, and Mr.. Calvo, the Costa
Rican minister, also called at the
state department, but there were no
late advices and none would even
comment on the situation.
The impression is still general in
diplomatic circles that Salvador,
Guatemala and Costa RIGA are about
to throw their support to Honduras in
an attempt to crush Nicaragua and to
humble President Zelaya. It can be
stated positively that there is no
thought of intervention on the part of
the United States and Mexico is be-
lieved to be unwilling to intervene
Although strong efforts are being
made for an arbitration of the griev-
ances which threaten to result so
disastrously the opinion prevails in
Washington that the five republics
will all become involved in actual
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-03-08
NEBRASKA RAILROADS ABOLISH
ALL CLASSES OF REDUCED
PASSENGER FARES.
AGENTS GIVEN SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
COMMON CARRIERS RETALlATE
FOR ADVERSE LEGISLATION
IN THAT STATE.

Omaha, March SIN retaliation for
adverse legislation, eliminating in the
passage Of the 2-cent per mile passen-
ger fare bill by the Nebraska legisla-
ture. all Nebraska railroads, includ.
ing the Union Pacific, Burlington,
Northwestern, Missouri Pacific, Rock
Island and Great Northern, have is
sued circulars absolutely abolishing
all classes of reduced fares. Under
the head of special instructions" the
circular says:
agents must not honor clergy per-
mits, reduced rate orders, orders or
instructions for rates for disabled VOL
unteer soldiers, orders for charitable
rates, or any other form Of reduced
order, whether for a state or inter-
state journey, in any portion of Ne
braska.
All excursion rates, one way round
trip, whether on excursion or certifi-
cate plan, at present authorized for
conventions, assemblies, events, etc.,
settlers rates, reduced theatrical or
party rates, communication rates or any
other special rates, either one way or
round trip, applying between two
points, both Of which are in the state
of Nebraska, are hereby cancelled"
The circular concludes by declaring
that it is the purpose to make the q
cent rate the only possible rate to ap-
ply on Nebraska passenger fares.
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad company, through General
Manager Holdredge, has announced
that the work on the mammoth
freight depot here, for which the
plans had been completed, would be
stopped until the conditions reach a
more settled state.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-03-08
STOCK MARKET EXCITED
BEARS CONTINUE VIGOROUS ON.
r. SLAUGHT ON PRICES OF
SECURITIES.

New York, March 8.-There was
continued excitement and disorder in
the early stock market as an after
effect Of the turmoil of the previous
day.. The opening movement of prices
indicated that the bear party had re.
covered from the decentralization
caused by the unexpected report that
control of Reading had passed. A Wig
orous onslaught On prices was made
at the start. Reading itself relapsed
8 points and Canadian Pacific dropped
over points on a renewal of the pre-
vious days weakness. There were
q number of other declines of ! to Il
among the most active speculative
stocks. An immediate rally followed
and the nervous and unsettled state
of the market was shown in the fire.
quent fluctuation and great activity of
the trading.
The failure to cleanup the mystery
surrounding Reading was the unset
ting influence. The identity of the
buyers and their motives remained in
doubt. The sundry opinions on the
subject were of an accumulation for
new control, renewed speculative
movement by powerful interests on
the long side of the stock, or a mere
1nanipulative movement in the market
to drive in shorts and make an ad,
vantageous market for disposing of
further holdings.
The weakness on the stock market
became more general in the final hour
than at any time during the day, al
though the volume of the liquidation
was not notably heavy Union Pacific
reacted 3 points to the low level of
the morning, st. Paul and New York
Central got about IN below, Great
Northern preferred 2, Chesapeake and
Ohio IN and Louisville and Nash
Vile 3.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-03-08
REFUSES 70 DISCUSS READING.
e. Il. Hartman Talks Of His Visit to
WASHINGTON.


New York, March Sc. H. Harri-
man arrived at his office shortly be.
fore noon.
Don't ask me anything about Read
Ing" he said. Don't place me in a
position where 1 have to talk about
that. don't want to say anything
about It."
He said he was well satisfied with
his visit to Washington He thought
the administration had arrived at the
conclusion that more consideration
could be shown to railway matters.
Regarding his views on the general
situation he said:
1--WE all make mistakes; we some
times have to back track. I've had
to do it,
Mr.. Hartman went on to talk about
the enormous sums of money put into
railway improvements, saying that his
own roads had spent something like
$250,00O,OO0 and that the country as
a whole had been INN y bcne
fitted by the developmer ~ ne rail
roads. It was intimated IL -yTr. Har~
riman that he expected to visit Wash
lngton again shortly by appointment
with President Roosevelt.