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THE NATIONAL NEW HAVEN BANK.


The annual meeting of the stock
holders of this bank will be held at
Their thelr Bankn e House On Tuesday, the
tion Of directors for the ensuing year
and to consider and .tot upon a propo-
sitlon to amend the third section Of
the Articles of Association of said bank
SO that 1t viii read as follows: The
Board of Directors shall consist of not
less than seven nor more T. an twelve
stockholders.
Polls omen from III a m to IL IN,
dc to is EDWARD r.. MIX, Cashier
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District Of New Haven, SIS. Probate
Court, December S1st, 1900.
ESTATE OF TIMOTHY II. BISHOP, late
of New Haven, in said District de-
ceased.
trict of New Haven hath limited and
appointed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said de-
ceased to bring in their claims against
said estate Those who neglect to ex-
hibit their claims within said time will
be debarred.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested TO make immediate pay
ment to
JANE MARIA BISHOP,
LOUIS B. BISHOP.
HERBERT NJ BISHOP,
il st ExecutriX and Executors.
District of New Haven, IS. Probate
Court, December S1st, 1906.
ESTATE OF MARY A. SMITH, late of
New Haven, in said District, deceas-
ed.
The Court of Probate for the Dis
trict of New Haven hath limited and
appointed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said deceas-
ed to bring in their claims against
said estate. Those who neglect to ex-
hibit their claims within said time will
he debarred.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
inent to
CHARLES F. SMITH, Adml lstrator.
il st
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do you think that politician is dis
interested in his friendship
II don't want him to be disinterest-
ed" answered Senator Sorghum. Hell
work harder if he sees something in it
for him. ''-Washington Star.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington. D. c., Jan. 2, 8 p. m.
For Eastern New York: Rain in
south: rain or snow In northern por-
ton Thursday; Friday clearing and
colder in south. snow and colder in
north portion; fresh northeast to east
winds becoming variable Friday.
For New England; Rain or snow
Thursday. except fair in Maine; Friday
rain or snow. colder in west portion;
fresh northeast to east winds becoming
variable Friday
Local Weather Report.
New Haven, January 2.
a. m. u m
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IA At Orange this 2ath day 81
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17
Gn Sp / @sarmorifipnbep

@an r%riter fla | SItben til Set |
1910, ibet man bill feire 2,400 Mars.
oagen for Slaeet REQ Woratbon,
bint aigisrenbe Slae, iom latte Bonn
for De oespotiife aiiaterS Sremtren'
gen % reobebe Gurppns 6ribeo. Wan
baober / 1910 9rirnpig at babe for
ifisnnet atben. S Den Seuiist er Der
ubarbeibet en- 8lan iom / bei @rao
bill foranore gpenS 6Diioenomi. 8e'
rifles 8p laa life nsiagtig paa Def
iamme SteS iom @r9tenlanoS mt
perenoe SupeoIto0. Zen Iaa tGttere
op til afropolts, % her finoes Der
enonu &eiter al finale @aber og Rrti'
ner al Suie, Der cr Oct atbcn, Ionl
Sprferne eiterlob. SeIe oeune 8poel
er bet Sonfeu at lNoe f~orioinoe %
erItattp meo bre0e 9oitleparber o9
flotte 9alabier, ioo Of Der peo 6ooel
al afropoIis, bette GrpGroige W'inoe
cm ipunoen Claus, fan opItoa en-
iornnaet 9p / Rarmorifisnbeo.
Dan peuter unoer arbeioet / Den
aanlle gp at gisre ptgtige arfRolo9t'
.Ife Spooselier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17
Carmen np Dnnrn.
asSissrst Of en- sraiilTf sarmeI
aiSt ON SlpSe.S eparatorer.

Risie Maifiner, Der MI ! Ipngerc
Sio bar pRret | Brig ODER belle ben
cip:IiiereSe gerben, per bIanbt Roro.
boerne fsrit fienbt unoer Rapnet
"Gentrifiise", boilfen gen9pnelie er
betegnenSe og rigtig NOT, beriom Or.
bets getponing er ret foritaaet. Set
MI brrgeIige @npn, Separator"
cner enonn bebre, SIsbe.S eparator
er BOG mere ioritaaeliet, oa enbper
ifienner, of oct er en- Suoretning,
bpormeo Slsbe % 0ieIf ifiles ira
bperanbre. ale Der bar @efatning
meo Neiert 90 Oct bar neiten ale
Sarmere, ON emo efter en- minore
SfaIa, fan bape Rptte al at faa be.
ore Snoiigt l. boorleoes oct eaentIig
bar fig meo a~oifiaeIien af Slsoen
fra ReIfeu, og bporleoes bette fan
gisres meb Waifinert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17
Uve Sope.

Sninpis' 9~egiSIotur bleo fGrOt9
meo lit grbeiOe sen t2te hS. eiter en-
.Sesiion pou nogct ooer fire gtoane'
Der. Slere pigti8e @uoforlag er peo'
tagne, % fel0cuoc er bIanot De ptg'
tiaite: On Bill, Hnorpeo Gittomobi'
Ter ItaI regiitrere&, % iom fnitiGtter,
al Der life moo fjeres f~ortere ureo Ell
Girtomobil emo 90 Wif / 3tnren poa
2anSeoeiene. Spj5 Ell Glrtomobu
paofisrer nogen eler poa Gtoen
Raaoe poIoer StoOe paa gcrioner
.eaer gienoom ifoI cen ioaIeoes ior.
aariaae6e Staoe ~bctragtes JON til
.Itr9ffeliat gepis ior, at &isreren bar
opertraaSt 2open.
8IanSt be f~ornenr'te Scoe er ogIad
.2coen ON gbicoqc@ me Charter, ION
isr bar pGpet rPUrt Der / gl0oet,
Ser blep al 2esisIatltren oeSlloeu to-
get SfriSt til at iramme Sagen moo
SIIinuis Central @anen for al toinge
Den til at uerebe De Sfatter, TOM er
.iorfaIone iii StotSfosiet, og Der bier
6eoilaet $4,000 / bette Giemeo,
81, 1000 bIeu bepiI9et til 5orbe'
orinaer og Repurottouer peb Staters
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5or Statsmiperittetet bleb Der al
ot forfiellige itsrre % minbre 9e'
lsb; iaale6es bIeu ser opisrt Ell Gum
az S55Oyo00 iii 6pfsrelie al ms
9psninger os $4,000 til SauS'
brunsfolen. en- Del at oisie 8euge
itaI onpeuoes til grperimenter mel
Sniefter, ipm anta8eS at bore itaoe
Zig for slolingeu.
Segislaturen peotcg ogioo en- Bill
fom giper gper, 2~onSsbper og Soipu'
ibips / Counter, iom life bar Conn
ibip.S Organization 9tet til at anisst
pm at faa SpsrgsmaaIet ON SaIoo.
ner eler Sfte.S alooner optoset ii.
5olteaitcmina. On onoen Cop til
@egnIering al Statsboufer sipel
StotsauSitsren Npnoisbeo til uSer
piSere at iatte iis / Seiiooelie al e.
8nnf, iom er uuosr Nistmfe, eitel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17
Blue Earth County Nursery
Drawer 7Ol, MANKAT0, MINI.
N. |. GJESTRUM & OLE ANDENGAARD,

- Eiere.
Si opIer baarofpre Rlunter o9 Sr1er
iom piIs tribes / Mpropeiten. SGfger oireitt
til EIuntere for rimeIi9e 8riier, % uSsireI
en- 40 Sibes mutt iauitreret Satalpg, mel
iulOitanbig SeiIeSuins ON ale oarOifnlSt
Sprter, oereS 9lantting ps 8ebanSIing
Sen ienoes irit. Striu efter ben ibag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17

ses Iansiont i3 sparter omtrent.
Ion Iaoer oct iaa offisIes noset %
rcrer oerpaa en- BALI Sop opbaffeoc
gaInsbocficrner T. rerrr set iaa, til
Get er tptt os imsrer oct paa aasen.
Maplc Snenr Coolies.
Gu aop bpiot Sutfer, en- aos
fnuit MapIe Sugar, en- Sop Smsr,
9 biipeoe sgg, 9 Spiiritecr ganS. ?
Sbeifeer gofing Eoipber % not Iel.
iaa blot at man fan fiepIe oct ITO. Dc
iieses / en- beb gageroon
Suro6Gr.GeIairs
Gn Sop 9ano, "a Sop Smsr og Il
IiSet Gran Salt fogeS iarnmen. Sau
mart Oct begpnoer Of fo9e, rsres Ell
Sop iigtet NeI I. Dan rsrer | oct
belle Chen, til bet "IIipper" 8rpben.
Oct Itaar, til bet err no8et affisIet, ba
rerer mon fire sgg l. ct 40 @ausen
og ilaar oct rigtig eoSt meaem bpert
sGg. Saa logger man oct ioriigtig
/ Ianee Striber uboOer imurte 1an.
Der og iteser benz | en- miobeISparm
9agerupn. til De bor bG0et iis goSt,
omtrent 80 0iimiter. NIon Iaber ga'
geroonsberen itoa oobeu nogIe Wei'
uuter, efter at De er ite8te, for at be-
re itffer paa. at be life Ifal ialSc
inmmen. Raar De er foIoe, flsoes be
Iangseiter os ipIbes meo rifle Sorb.
b9r, iom er blanoet meo Suffer,
eIler meo CRANBERRY Sam. Baa
Soppen bar man fost 6roiting, iort
er iarpet rso meo Sor0bGr'S ait.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17
gnmmene paa SoIcr % ilusbcitc.

Get inotrafier life iua iieloen al
Tanofisoet poa nnge Seites ODER.
fi9ne er opipnImet o. iaart, ioa an
ret bar onot for Of eoe. Otto bruges
en- rabifaI men afifpeIig os imertelia
Sur for iaabaune SiIfGloer. Ger ia.
ges ct gIobeot Sern % oermeo bren'
oes Smbfisbet iennt meo Sanberne.
Gn opIpit 8prI9ee, flyer at bette or
en- barboriif gebanoIing, Tom bsr al
itaffes.
Get err | Nloeren omfring 4 Gor,
at Seitens Epu0er iier er elrtme %
8rmmene or | lturoeu. @io molen
Seeo og tint bIsot So, % oct belle er
mart ooeritoaet, uben at man bebs-
Der at tp til Zig ~umenneffeIig Sur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17

AT Insegning or eiort ON llouGoueIie
al &eeeiper. SuoifpScre gipeS gspn.
oisbea til at anisae ON @ecciper, %
Sennc man pGre boiot ! Oct Gorutp,
h,or 8onfen or,
Wisioiiris 2~esisIatlr bIep ncS
Slutninaen al fin regul9re Sesiion
iumrMntdIot til Ell grtraiesiion. JON
M ct tiIenbe. 3 Grtruiesitpneu err
Der oeotoset Ell Gel temmeIig pigtise
.9ope, bIauSt bnilfe bsr nrpres: On
at fuitirtte Sarter for 9etienins al
SffentIigbeSen siennem qrioiiroiimt.
lige Srtoretninaer: ON at oct ItaI
ppre 8rpsgerier fprbuot at eie ga.
Iooner; ON at Der insen SaIconer
ifdI tiIubeS | Columbia, bbor Stut$.
uniperiitetet er beIisgerSe; ON at
forbpbe SnbisricI al bertieuoe 9riffe
I'll Gouutper, boor ser er "IocoI 90.
tion"; ON at forbpoe at SiIbi,S ON
gGSSemaoI te~Ieicreres fra en- InSSe.
IsbShare til Ell oneen Stat; ON at
iorbpSe at ifi9nfe eller bort9ipe ItGrfe
Griffe paa Ell @algSae; en- M Sop
til ReguIerins al garnearbeioe / 80.
brifer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17
sppnse Safe tiliat bebt @anb.

Ere 9eggebpiber pipes Itipe, til
i9ttes ioa en- Sop flint Suffer, Der
paa De Uelpiifeoe s@sgeblommer, iao
en- SbeIfe ganilie eller Gitron.gr'
tratt og tiIiibit en- Sop "Raitrr
Slour" Tom er iigtet iawmen meb "
5beife gafins Gomoer, iumt 2 Spi'
ieifeer fogenoe gano. Den iteges
Ell Sorm fra 90 til 35 @tinuter, ef'
tericm Spnen er BARN til. ~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17
"agapls Snsar 5ruitins".

20 Stopper fnuit Maple Susar
blanbes meS en- Sop 100 5lsbe os TO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17

Glen til en- acknowledgement,
iom bar plaget BAN / IGngere Sib:
"2aS mig M bare / 6reo! Waan
fan 10 9rgre fig libel oper iaaoan
Rootr9naenbeSl"
Ggenteu: Ser ton 0e iel Snor
gobt pilbe oct ba life ppre at bape
en- 2ipSpulicel"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17
Ksbbereruber
beSre enS
0mlSeraber

Set nprit=ameritauite 8pbbergrubes %
Snteltes 9pmpani eier % oripsr 9jrilber | oct
5%rpnbbiemife % / 2pu9eu NOR 3rpmsp.
Otter 2 liars Gr6eioe nieb at bIptte grtss
~leierne, er ri MI fpntmet iaa lan9t, at oi rteo
Eisbeb fan iige, at Soreta9enOet pil blioe
nalminoeli9t lgrmenbe. Slere 3uiino SOB
meo Sunneler, Stpller % Spntes er
f9roig, pner 5000 IONS rig @rts er lIebruet
% Irdates I'LL paa Stanllinebdner til Sjselt.
Get er Dor SenIist at betnle 9tpioenoe fgr
&arets &bgdng. ct Bartt Nttier uobpoes
for 75c pr. Gttie for at iaa enoel npooenoi9t
Maittneri % 8aiteri Opfort.
Kontor 1913 Milwaukee Ave.
CHICAGO, ILL.
A. ]. Breda, Sec. Adolph Larsen, Pres.
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The Story ola Medicine.

It's name-Golden Medical Discovery
was suggested by one Of its most import
ant and valuable ingredients - Golden
Seal root.
Nearly forty years ago, DR.. Pierce dis
covered that he could, by the use OF pure,
triple-refned glycerlne, aided by GER
tain degree OF constantly maintained
heat and with the aid Of apparatus and
appliances designed for that purpose, eX-
tract from our most valuable native me-
dicinal roots their curative properties
much better than by the use OF alcohol,
20 generally employed. So the now world
famed Golden Medical Discovery" fof
the cure Of weak stomach, indigestion, or
dyspepsia. torpid liver, or biliousness and
kindred arrangements was FIST mace. as
II ever since las bann, without partic!e
Of alcohol il, its makeup.
4 glance \<:tAcce luil list o. KS iisreol'
ents, printed On tSerS no.Iie-" <. ;
So our American forcstAS Al thcsa in
gradients have roCciLcG he = = ne n.
dIT5-TI!Hnt from TIC lcaIiL2c- !lle..l,,A! *
k.Iis. III ..Ts-Ill VII aI2-a2 5,:1i;2li2
..G:. j.. ..--G.- = I'd .-.-I Ia IL N.iaL
-. -ll-ci,e- q ia2 !: - .- 1872 :;
E-!fl.f1- To,G q re 3 cadursc!nAiIIs us
teen complied by Dr. Z. Y. fierce, OK
Buff4Iu, n. Y, ana y Ill DE maize; .fr.e to
any one a-Nl,:y same b" p1s;a! card. or
lt.tfr ..dGr,a.fd - t!e Doctor as above.
1,uHl ti.o~" endorsements, copied from
stdF.:arti medical boo.s Of all the differ
GA: er'l'.i- of practice, it viii be tGnnd
that ,i..s ingredients composing the Cod
-, Medical Discovery" are advised not
C...y iur the cuTc of the above mentioned
Gi,c'--'.} hnt also tor TIE cure OF al ca
t.-lf.Ial. bronchial and throat affections,
LccU.n:aincG with catarrhal discharges,
hoaI3'-a'=>. sore throat, lingering, CT
Le.- o.i-cJughS, and all those wasting
affections which, if not promptly and
lrnp"ry treated are Liable u terminate
Ia CONSUMPTION. Take Dr. Pierce,s Dis
aogtry IN time and perscvere In its use
I ntii you give it fair trial and It is not
likely to disapprint. Too much must not
tn expected Of It. It will not perform
miracles. It, viii not rnre consumption
fl Il adyancsd stages. No mcdicife viii.
it t,u cur" the affections that lCa0 up 10
consumption. n fnjr1h IN Tina
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TOXIC WORLDS FAIR.
Great international Exhibition to be
Held in 1912.

Toxic. October 23.-.Janan is about
to follow the example Of the West
She is to have an international exhibit
ton. 1t is TO be held in Toxic in 1912.
The site chosen is the Auyama parade
ground. which measures over eighty
acres. but some doubt exists as to
whether this area will lie sufficient to
accommodate the full project. II it is
not. q portion OF Shiniuka Park will be
reQuiSit iOned. The exhibition commit
tee are AT present in treaty for this
park. which would provide ideal hcuS-
ing for the fine arts section of the eX
hibtion and also for the refreshnent
rooms. ana would make all the differ
enCe in the world in the attractiveness
of the exhibitors eXternalS. There
has been competition among the va
riruS districts Of Toxic for the honor
of rhe site. and ut one time the idea of
dividing up the exhibition among diff
ferCnt sites throughout the city is said
t. have been under consideration. This
would have been an unfortunate ar
rangcment and it is we'll that the idea,
il il was ever seriously entertained, has
heen dropped. The choice IF Baron
kane!{o as vice-president Of the eX-
hibition has been universally well
e mod.
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education i'll the common schools all'l
high school OF Caribou. and his legal
education at the Albany Law Schooi,
Albany, New York. in the class of lN9o
and on October third Of the same year
he was admitted to the bar of this
State in AroostooIi County, less than ii
month after becoming 20 years Of age
He has ever since been engaged in tn"
active and successful practice of law
and for the last II years has resided
and practiseH IN the Capital city. IL Is
doubtful if any lawyer of his age in
Kenncbec County has had 4 more "X-
tended or more successful experience
in the trial "tt cases in court than E3S
MIR. Fisher.
Says a leading augusta lawyer in
speaking Of Mr.. Fisher Systematic in
lis business methods. unsWerNln" IN
his fidelity IL duty. unbiased by any
consideration other than that OF ri@nt
and Justice. self educated and train ut
in that best rf m schools, the Srlno!
Of experience. Ny Fisher combines i"
an unusual degree those qualities that
should exist in Il man into who's" hands
SO many matters of gray" rcSpon~,-
blitv must he placed as int" tn" hands
of IL judge Of Probate.
An enthusiastic Republican, prompt
and Jealous in his efforts for the
success of his party. never failing 10
respond for duty when his name has
been called. Mi Fisher j. for the first
time asking oi his party the honor of Il
nomination to an office which needs q
man Of ripe experience and peculiar y
methOlical habits.
Mr.. Fisher is = member Of Augusta
Lodge of MasonS, NO 141. and has
served the city of Augusta with
marked ability as city solicitor. He is
married and has two children. His
many friends ar" sure tina, he W"u'd
prove u most worthy successor to
Judge Stevens who has filled the office
so acccptably for the past Il years.
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BarkraInron was Invented III Greece
in the year l..24.
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literary and scientific men of New Eng
land liStracd to tll. account he @ave nj
starting Lp a condor AZ What mas been
called highest fh@ht, which swept tlcu
owe: tHil:.horaZo i,'i down INT" INC Vali'N
below, and of his reading from Lis Jour
na.S specimens of tin, ;ulHl'itt"n poetry
and Nnnthnu@y 81 til" S,'ut! Sra Island
ers. taken hy himself ii III their ill>. as
striking: in tleir attractiN" n"V' ity.
CAP: lin CouIhouy carried To Ills grave
tae lnost wonderful skin tattorii'" That
ever adorned 4 white man. lie WAS
wrecked on a cannibal island ana was
l.in-; fattencd Tor the slaughter Wil"n
one of t,. old women oi the trIn" offered
to bel friend him. He could ConIcr with
tho cicts and he made tten understand
that he would not make very tender eat
in1 irc;uSc he WAS Il special sort of
mai; and Immortal. in fact To test him,
lie WAS decorated III elaborate fashion.
4 ship undcr iui sail was pric;,' d into
lli.s breast; a tree With roots started at
the wrist. its drunk extended w the fore
arm and magnificent tropical foliage
spread r. to the shoulder Other de-
vices were made al over him. Then he
was taken to u lonely beach beneath the
i&ZHiS sun. There, the Woman carried
him alter through many u long NIGHT
and ne survived the torture. Then III "
believed him To he marvel ami wanted
to make hin king ard exalted ruler oi
something Tut IL" managed to get away
without that honor being thrust upon
him.
Mrs. George G. Powers Of Boston and
Mrs. Mary q. Clapp Of Sheiburne Falls,
daughters of this brave man. can reiatc
innGmerable stories Of thci' father ANA
their homes are filled with priceless
treasures brought from: distant places of
the s:iih, aronS which his diary while
serving in the Wilkes expedition is per-
hal,%, the mast valuable to science. cap
tain couthouv Mas on" Of II notable
group which included III. elder Binney,
I'r. \. a. Gould MiGhles and StilmpS,n,
whose services in tile "Ifly days of the
Boston Society of Natural History is too
little appre cated ~ this generation
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FOR THE STATE SENATE.
Representative Allen of MT. Ver"o"
Will Seek Nomination..

The announcement is MADE Oh thc
candidacy of Hon. Joseph ". Alien OIL
Mount Vernon for State senator on 'He
Republican ticket at the next hciiii'"t'
county convention. Mr.. Allen Is Il
member of the present LEGISLATURE
representing the class district o, Mount
Vernon. Rome, Readiield and oakiand'
and has long been prominent III ihc
councils Of the party. He has b'en Il
merchant Of Mt. Vernon for over 70
wears and is one of the leading cil!Z"ii@
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FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE.
Well Known Augusta Lawyer An
nounces His Candidacy.

William II. Fisher of Augusta, whose
name will be- presented to the next
Republican convention for kennebec
County as Il candidate for the mn
portant position of Judge of Probate
was born September i. 1869. and
reared III the town uf Caribou, III
Aroostook County. He received ms
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02
NEW YORK REEKS
WITH VILE 0D0RS
tcontlnued from Page One,

company made an effort to break the
ice wagon drivers strike.
The company hired several. score of
strike breakers and issued an ultima
tum that if the strikers did not return
to work today the new men would be
put into their places. When two wagons
driven by strike breakers from the
companys pier early today a crowd of
men set upon the drivers, using clubs
and bricks. The police charged the
crowd, which finally fell back. More
trouble occurred on Avenue G when a
score of men set upon a driver. but
were beaten off by the police.
One hundred and fifty police reserves
have been detailed to prevent disorders
discharged from the boats.
The ice company declares today that
the strike is broken and that it can en-
ploy all the men needed to fill positions
of the strikers. The company says
there is not a sign of an Ice famine.
Brooklyn agents of the ice company
said that they had sent out about 200
ice wagons today in place of the 300
usually in service in that borough,
some of them manned by old employees
and others by strike breakers.
One of the wagons on which the driver
was accompanied by a special police
man was stoned by crowd of several
hundred persons. The policeman at
tempted to disperse the crowd but was
compelled to retreat to the wagon,
which was hurriedly driven away. The
crowd pursued it for a mile, until
checked by police reinforcements.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02
BRAIN SNAPS, MAN
RECEIVERS MEMORY
Tailor Who Disappeared Four Years
Ago and to Whom the Past Has
Been Blank Comes to
His Senses
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July 1.-Charles P.
Brewin, the Burlington, N. j., tailor who
wandered away from home and family
four years ago and was found recently
working in a dyeing and cleaning estab-
lishment in Plainfeld, came to realiza-
ton Of his surroundings Sunday.
Brewin, who is supposed to have been
a sufferer from aphasia, mental dis
order which deprives it's victim of
memory antedating certain time, has
been unable to recall the incidents in
his earlier life.
Yesterday Dr. Buchanan, Burlington
physician, and his father called upon
Brewin. Both had known the sufferer
years ago. At sight of them Brewin
stared and started back Something
broke in his BRAIN" as he put It, and a
food of light illuminated the past. He
thought he had left home the day be-
fore, and spoke of events which took
place at the time of his disappearance
as though not more than twenty-four
hours had intervened. He asked for
members of his family and begged to
be taken to them at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-02
TAKES
NOVEL VACATION
Instead of Going Abroad He Tramps
Streets of New York Searching
for Work-Hard Summer
In Store for Him
BY Associated Press.

by Associated HreSS.
NEW YORK, July 1.-Sleeping at
night In a 20-cent room and tramping
the street by day in search of work,
Albert r. Williams, a young preacher
who has chosen to live the life of the
New York poor this summer instead
of taking a vacation abroad, has found
in the first forty-eight hours of his
ordeal that New York city has lots of
sympathy but few jobs for the boy
who comes here without money, ref
erences or technical training to win his
bread.
Mr.. Williams was graduated recently
from the Hartford Theological school
with high honors and a valuable
scholarship. Before assuming the du-
ties of pulpit, however, he resolved
to study the conditions among the poor
of the slums at first hand. He has
shut himself off entirely from his
friends and relatives. Eight dollars
one suit of old clothes and a cap
formed the full accoutrements of the
young man when he set out. In the
first two days of his wanderings he
found no work. Mr.. Williams will con-
tinue at his self-imposed task. His
money is rapidly dWindling and he is
living as cheaply as possible so as tc
make it last until he gets job.