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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-02
Viaje aereo

La excursion aerea que hicie-
ron desde Pittsheld, Massachu-
setts, Leo Stevens V 4. Holland
For bes. les propOrclon0 mas de
una sorpresa, pues habiendose
relevado con 81 proposlto de en-
sCOntrar una COrrlente de alre
favora bleque los condujera a ira.
YES de Vermont Q New Hamp-
sire, dierOn con otra que los
arrastro hacia la sOnda elevan-
dolos al mismo tempo a region
en- la que el calor de 100 grades
sc les hizo casi insoportable, en-
lugar de enContrarse en- frigida
Zona, como preveian, a las dos
m1llas de altura a que llegaron.
FL descenso no dejo de ofrecer
peligro, pues Ell fuerte viento
los arrastr6 velozmente, en- alar-
mante proximida1 a los tejados
de Milford Connecticut, Y los
arroj6 por fin a pocos metros de
Ia playa, despues de desprender
Ia barquilla entire unos arboIes
y sacudir con violencia a sus
ocupantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-02
IiSsdlrtg seaarss en- los Estalg Unidg
NAL JaAIo A Los ALuMNos ExTRANJERos

Los directories de las escuelas
de Hattiesburg acaban de pre-
sentar al Concejo Municipal
una Memoria en- la cual piden
la construction de una escuela
separada con profesores espe-
ciales para los hijos de padres
italianos, sirios y judios.
Esa mocion ha sido adoptada
por la Junta de los directories
no como una medida humillan-
te para los niflos extranjeros
sino como un medic de sustraer-
dos a los maltratos que les inf1i
gen sus condiscipulos ameri-
canos.
Los directories han sido infor-
mados que a los alumnos ex
tranJeros Sc les hacia sentir
constantemente su inferioridad
en- las escuelas Comunales.
Ell Concejo Municipal no ha
estudiado todavia la PROPOSE :
cion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-02
FL TRTUNFO DE LA MUERTR

entonces noto enteramente Ell eI rostro de la
madre la obra irremedabe del dolor
Una onda de ternura impetuosa le diIat6
el pecho, ante la tremenda revelac16n que le
hacia aquella sonrisa.
La madre. madre no podia sonreir va
mas que de aquel modo!
Las huellas del SufrmientO habianse d11e-
dado para siempre indelebles en- el ouerido
rOstrO, que el hab1a visto tantas veces inclinar-
hacia el con tarta bondad en- las Intermediates
en- las lnqu1etudes
La madre, su madre Sc consumia poco 4
POGO Sc destrua de hora hora iba pleqan-
dose hacia el sepulcro inevitablemente
el ALI cuando su madre exhaaba Ia ne
ma; ALI el habia sufrido no por ell dolor de ella
s1no por su propio egosmo ofendido pore cho :
que que 1DH1gian sus nervios enfermos las
expres1ones crudas deldolor maternal
-lOh mama! ..-babuce0 Sofocado nor
el llanto tomandola las manos, haci6ndola en-
trar en- la habitacion.
Jorge que tienes?
lHijo mio que tienes?-prequutah Ia ma.
Dire asustada, viendole toda la cara regada A.
lagrimas.
Dime, ique tieneso
iOhl Era aquella voz querida. la voz ,,ni-
ca, lnolvidable. que le llegaba al fondo del al
ma, aqlella la voz de consolation de nerlon
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-02
GABRIEL D'ANNUNZIO

La voluntad de vivir le abandonaba POGO
q POGO como Ell calOr abandona un cadaver
Va nada restaba de la reciente emocion. Ia
nadre tOrnaba ser extrana.
lQue podia hacer el por ella? lSalvarla2
1Darle la paz de nuevo? tDevolverle la salud
la alegria2
(La ruina no era irreparable?
mo estaba para siempre envenenada la
exStenCia de ella?
La madre no le podia ofrecer va I'm refu-
gio como en- la infancia como en- los amos le-
janos.
No podia comprenderlo nj consolarlo, nj
curarlo.
Fran demasado diversos sus dos espir;tus
dversas sus dos vidas.
Ella no podia pues, ofrecerle Ell esrecta-
culo de su propia tortura.
Sc levanto, la beso sc separo ella, salio
Sublo su cuartO as0mose a de los BALCONIES
.iO la Melella completamente rosada en- el
crepuscuo enor1ne y delicada, en- TN celo
veTdoso
Los chillidos ensordecedores de las COLON
drinas, que revoloteaban en- el aire le cblga-
roma entrar de nuevo.
Fue tenderse en- la CANA
Quedose en- poscion slpina; pensanlo:
Estoy vlvo, resplro.
sCual es la substanei4 de mi vi la
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

The delicate measurements de-
handed by modern scientific pro,
eesser and machines have Ied - the
Invention VI many instruments "
ysrelrl0D fhaf surprise the nDigjtlat~
80 b. their capabilities, Which are
often baged on extremely simple
principles. Among these II q ute
epgaratns recently pot upon the mar.
~ II France Tor determining tie
fhlckuees. Or, one might ~, iaes u
thickness, u extremely thin platez,
wires and threads, Tie Inventor
llkens rs action 70 that u . lever,
10 which ray Of light takes the place
Of the beam. Essentially the aDpaf.
sfna consists ~ Two carefully
ground plates IN contact with one
another, the upper one being ~.
tacbed 70 movable arm. When
~ object IL placed between the edg-
- Og the plates the upper plate y
displaced little 80 Isysi and The
effect ~ this displacement ~ BagDi'
fed b. a reflected ray ~ iigbt which
falls upon q graduated scale. Thus
The most delicate measurements of
thickness are easily aud quickly
made.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07
DItD N DOORWAY
Joseph Dodson Dies Under Peculiar
Circumstances

heath under peculiar circumstance
claimed Joseph D0dsOn. Of Crowns
Vile. the Second district o. Anne
ARUNDEL county, Al az early hour this
morning.
Mr. DOdson was found by Mrs.
Hopkins. u CrowDsyille. lying on the
front steps u her house In a stDpe6ed
condition. Seeing the mans cCBdi-
ton, which appeared serious. Mrs
Hopkins summoned a gentleman near
by. and upon bis arrival he attempted
10 lift Mr. Dodson, but the prostrafe
man refused 10 permit anybody to
touch him. A physician was SUN
mOned, but the man died before he
could receive medical attention. He
seemed dazed and stupefed, and gave
no account Of himself.
THE deceased was about - years
old and a son Of Mr. X. :. Dods0D,
justice Of the peace Al Brownsville.
Last night he called az the residence 81
Mrs. Hopkins, but not appearing we'll
was advised TO go home. Nothing
vas seen or heard Of him until this
morning, when be Vas found in the
doorway in a stupeGed condition. and
died shortly afterward. The eiFcnm-
stances attending the peculiar death are
being investigated.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07
4 NEEDED cHlKa


f1ns q 80 Jesus tz1<1- - - 1-r.-
rf1r e ~awz-ter IS shaz mur@ rsaa--
fnx rgaees 4re Eeete1 r1-~sz41lz -
So n@ E@az1 fN 418 4s9G-bamS 4@s-
fhs szIIzzs AZ n.FrAzzE Ilks - z4-zs
- wers rhss ys4x- Pzrrie1i1z-g - r4As
Rcd SsIs ~ - ely q A1z1esslzs-
w. rne 80 ~ agsexznm slMeLAls
a. rs - ezse - - TEzz4 H1-@
ara ker< ~ work ~snzzzzalz E-sua =
or~fe.r< - s1@erzsn zg-z-1z 1nzl- 9
s-rloek on Eae AEEerz1ozl - - -aA-es-
5Dx zzv- = rz.1lrzE eA1rE = -1s 4N
- rsq1lrs1 "a 60 an-er7sa & ~a
noz buuaalsT - wsli ns 1ual-e ensA-
ve1lsnre-
It Suggested 1bsz rss zamre- ef
pollfaG ps4res ~ -hs f1lr2 Hsz4 -
IneEeaseE - ~ least I've a11 r141
reo-resr,onsll1g Eseslssl 1-ersases -
nzaze thruu zn5u8 s1e ensu-F- Eae c@#-
sErs rzsaltfnx frera tazs Eze-sass seald
fe rnueh 4nfelxsr eiee-1gu re-lrus
uoss eonsenienee 70 the vecs-s aa-
10 tie election sEEezals and the es-
ssufnz - chances ~ mistakes 1zs -
tbs ganxuar % overs orlsssl en- es4ls-
Ard- whar IS a. iu,oEEanr sousz.l-r-
aEIon. Ehe expeEse - t1e lze1al1s.sL
number - eIeerfou olEei31s wou-d ~
scarcely 4ny greater than a. present.
For A. cou.1ftIons nou aEe ERE aEZI1issi >
are paid Tor al oVer11nle wax< and tie
amount - paid eouI1 sell be ziven
30 men Who wozId 81 physically g.
- de- the work Instead of % these u1o
would nsressarilg Be rire1 eGr - on4y
the usual amount 90 laror lne l.fsat 60
cOndncfIBg an eie-tiaa-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

Egeu Il the beginning Of the esEn-
feenla century almost the Whole area
u the SpfeeBsld Was an impeDetTa-
Die forest Now however, the for
e4t does not occupy more than a
lith part Of The SDreeEsld. II u
computed that nearly 10000 tour
its slsll the sDfeewald annually.
There Is something weird and an
csnBg Ii The snpeTsGitious character
" tie Inhabitants u the SDfeewald
Tie most faaatisfic legends are re-
lated aud believed b. these simple
peasants. Gays House and Garden.
Ala night the old Wendic King u
s4lI to ride beadiees oyer the hill
s.ack men are alleged 70 be seen
Is tie peasants ~ dawn; at dnzk
women clad ~ white are raid 10
ssalkv the forest. Al ICON a. deep
boles are bored IN the hill, great
serteats raise their heads. These
ss,en8s are soiemDiy believed W the
Nenas.
IA the warm weather almost all
lhs tfaGie Il carried on ~ boats.
Tie boat carries the gDreewaIdsr 70
baptism, takes him - the baDpiesi
fesflgai Or BIZ ilfe -bis wedding
ens finally bears him % bis journey
u bis coffin 10 be last resting place
Wnen winter stretches is crystal
Ieigges cser me gDfeewaIa the skat~
tx and slelghlng begin between tie
various Villages,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07
FEpEATED TOhIGHT


Despife the. very lneielEssut nizal
there Was liberal palrun4zs at t1e
supper given under Ebe auspices 81
the Ladies Aid Society ~ - Mar
tins Gserman Lutheran tsnreb aasl
night ir fhe lecture rgsna ~ taa
church On Francis street.
A delicious supper was served 10
- cents fcbieke1 salad i9 cents ex-
tral- TIE supper viii - seEeate1 ~
night and liberal pa&Fona-e IS 1si-ess-
The mems j. very tempting All LAa
service excellent There are cakss "a
all kinds for sale b0u1sEa4fle eszl-y.
etc. etc. some - tbe fa3ies wHa
assisted EeFe the foIlSuinZ@
supply Table--Nr-- Chris Dlm.
never. Mrs. Eershaw. IEs- kas1der.
Mr.. Grusnzch-
supper Tabie-Mrs- Ripper. Nh
Senmann, Miss Heller. Hiss iIeEzet.
Miss Isemzn.
Confectionery Frs1- ~aalla.
Nrs. Rudolph smith
Caramel TabIe-Miss Agnes EiEpeE-
Miss Iseman-
Oyster TabIe-AlFs- sseorge hsiler.
Mrs. WraeiIe. yIrs. pOtas-
Fancy Table AMI EIowsrs-t -
Maggie Heller
Don't miss Is tonight 80 aaA z~l
A good Wholesome suDpeE p aEl lie "a
dies ~ the German church
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
I've Operations Perfsrmed There
Yesterday

These are Dasy dzys - thu Ann4r,o1ls
kmsrgeDey Hospital. and the doetes1
ard guEsks have their bzn1s fall
Two serious oTsK1tions wsre perfoFm~
- - tie local hospital YESTERDAY
~. Sinclair sprDilI. . member = tbs
slan - guKseoBs - tie N2rg lad
University Hospital. Bzlfincre- PEI
formed 10th oFeEaf5ons- assisted -
Doctors ,. OliEer Pnrvis. WzIEO1 Hop
KIM ard J. ,. NDrphy. u tire Local
hospital surgical STAT Tie latter
surgeon adninfstsred the aDesfhekic-
0Ee 81 the patients operEte1 upon
was Mrs Burfls, wife - Mr. Henry
Durfis. - fisfs city. wbo w4s sebf set
- . delicate ard d2ngerons operztion
for stomzeh tEo8ble- IRE other pa
tlent upon whom an operation was
performed yesterday - TDr- -pEniu
wzs Mrs- Roe ;. WOolIey. dzBEnEer
II Mr. and 3rs. shannon. Market
street This operation was also = deli
cafe ard serious one and was for
abdominal trouble.
Both patients are doing - weii a.
can - expected under existing e0ndi-
iions. al patients ~ the hospital arc
reported 10 BE doing nicely.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

one u the Yale professors has
Teen making study Of tho occnpa-
lions 81 Yale graduates By classes.
He finds among other things, that
constantly lessening number are
entering the ministry and a steadily
Increasing number are studying law.
The law now claims more than twice
a. many as any other profession.
Next to Il comes finance. Fewer than
one.twelth Of the graduates enter
tbe ministry, 81 spite OF the fact that
one Of the purposes for which Yale
was founded WAS ito train cody
young men for the Christian minis
try. But. side BY side With these
facts, Il Il also noted that charitable
and philanthroplc work--the giving
both Of money and Of SERVICES
yearly claiming a larger share OF the
interest OF educated men and wo-
men.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

Ore - Tire meat severe eleesrfeai
storms that has passed owes fsis aee-
lion Tor s0nge months. visited lere
last night Ab0nf : o'elgek fFgm q
doll, Ieade8 gray SKY q srsElen hEsb
0fIlzbtDiBz startled IRE native seen
other flashes ard pe1ig - tbgndler an-
DOuDced The coming storm AMI mcee
quickly thar IL takes e. t@l4 81 there
came heavy dOHnDOuF = rzfn- TIE
streets were soon flooded ant ire
strong northwest wind unieh aecou-
panied tie heavy dgvnpoBr male
umbrellas pTaet5eaily useless
Hail accompanied the raiB storm IN
the early evening. bat ibe rain eos
tinmed fest ard furious Brflf TIRE early
hOuTs ~ tie morning The or csaI
1uage u the Weather Bursaa 81 tDe
Capital Office this morning registered
40 inches a. TIE rainfall
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

sOn Friday and Saturday, November
- and ~, Manager H0jJebaDgb will
start his moving picture shows again.
The pictures will 30 run under
different arrangement than heretofore.
There viii b. 600 feet II pictures
shown and viii be accompanied with
tie noise effect the same - MT, Ly~
man II. fIOwe's pictures. This Is a
professional company and viii show
pictures fwO nigbts and one matinee
eveTy week for The children.
There viii be 49, entire change Of pie-
lures shown each night. Iessrs.
Pierce n Bheeek Rave numerous pic
fure shows on the road and guarantee
all the latest comic and instructive
pictures fgat are being made each
week the world over. The prices that
vii prevail are 10, 10 and ~ rents ~
night, ~ and 70 cents ~ matinee.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED
Midshipman Attacked by Nervous
Trouble From Overwork

The resignation Of MidsbipmaB Leo
G.. Mueller, Of Is Cross, Wis, a
member Of the second class. has been
accepted. Nidshipman Mueller re-
signed on account 81 an attack 81 Ber-
yOus pEosfratioB brought on by 81
effort 10 keep up with bis classes.
A similar reason caused him - lose
sncb time last year and IL Was con
SIdered impossible for him 10 keep
np with his work. lie Is now on
sick leave. lIe is the second midsbip-
man this term 10 be attacked by Der-
yOus trouble brought on BY over
study.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

Wiltshire (EngIand) advertise
ment: Man wanted as laborer on
a private estate. TO see to the ducks,
chickens and ferrets; hours, to
8. With two hours for dinner; wages,
81 a week. with occasional presents
OF money. eggs. cigars. rabbits, milk.
whiskey and firewood: no work on
Sundays. bank holidays, Saturday
afternoons. OF wet days. but for
which wages are always paid in full;
one thing required will be not TO
worry about others employed on the
property, but to make himself hap
py."
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

There VIII be special matinee Al
The Colonial Theatre on Saturday,
November y, ~ . .. ~. II Buster
Brown, especially for the ladies and
children. Tbs prices for the matinee
viii DO children under ~ years, -
cents, adults, 30 cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

70 improve tie appetite and Strengthen
de Digestion try lev doses u CHAMBER.
aims Stomach and Liver Tablets. Dr.. J,
n. eeifz ~ Detroit Mich, sayG @Jbey r.
stored ny appetite when impaired, reIisved
noe 81 q blOsted feeling and cansed > pleas
ant and satisfactory movement of tie bDE
slsD Price, - cents, samples free - Fed
meyer BrOs. Drug store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

Mothers who give their children
Rcnnedy's Laxative Cough Syrup 10,
gariably indorsc IT, Children like 8
because the taste Is plea Con
talns Honey and Tar. Conforms 70 tbs
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sold by Feldmeycr Bros. Druggists
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

The announcement Of the death OF
Mrs. George Burlingame is an error.
She has been very III with pneumonia,
but has passed the crisis, and hopes
are entertained for her recovery.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07
Last Months Licenses

: During the month Of October the
Clerk Of The Court for Anne Arundel
county issued ~ marriage licenses. Of
this number n iicenes were issued to
white couples and 3 to cOlored couples.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

Tie County state Central Commit
tee for Anne Arundel will meet tomor-
row Al Il q. m. 10 canvass the returns
for the senatorial contest.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07
serBesIy for Diarriae.s yrser Ena~
f0 FaiL

! ssnt o. ~ rev worE EF GaaaasE
AIMS fglie. Cl.oleEa zaf DfaFri.sea Esal-..r
hage esed fifis prepar1fiaa 3 alg s1sls
f5Tfise rass fiTe years ard hage r.sesaanaa- -
q y nanher - fes,rse 81 ferz easiztg -4a-
nave never knsEn g Is fas % efises q esss-
q. am fss1anes- fssl faas { ga rs so -.
usfseh fgr The sees rer esig ~ the xir. fn re
NsSIsL--~ JFHses, Eprirz f.zsre. YORK
-lty8nty, Pa 1hss ssmessg b. fr sg.e -
Fe'dmsyer Bruf fJ-sx Gre
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

For Sale-House, No. 49,
Church St Apply TO Dr.. ].
N. Worthington, Office, Ts7
Church Street. osn
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

Eat what yOa please and axe Z -
tie KOdOi FO' TDJigestl0E affes yoar
meals. 10 digests wnas yOu eza sagf
" FeIdmegeF Bfcn.. Druggist
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

Have your Job Printing done
at the Capital Office.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

For Sa1e-Farms o. nzvi-
gable water, Severn ard
South Rivers. Apply 20 Dr..
J. NJ. Worthingteu, OHce.
TS7 Church Street. Osm
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-07

a she poils1e1 oak Cs5I IS e ~ az
B1--& Hlt1 1r4EezIz and 1uasr alrs 1ea.Ier
flo&@<s below egmmser Cor aorlEs I4e casa
11r1szElfr .r1r rs On lirl H1sa1 s1ssfr
= soId for Ezar - -uo.zz. Pre- zle turle
81 G8plEa1 lfneea Mam IA 81
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10
PULLMAN JOINS
 PROHIBITION RANKS
LIVELY SCUFFLE RESULTS WHEN WOMEN ATTEMPT TO ENTER THE COURT HOUSE WHERE THE ELECTION IS BEING HELD.

Cullman, December 9.-(Special) )-In one of the most exciting campaigns in it's his- tory, Cullman county went for prohibit ton in the election today by about 500.
 At most of the rural boxes the voting was quiet but at Cullman the aggressive part taken by the women from the town and delegation of the fair sex from Morgan county caused some little excite ment, and at one time it was feared there might be serious troubles
 The women had erected refreshnent stands on the street near the court house and were serving coffee and sandwiches and occasionally singing temperance songs.
 Sheriff A. J. Casey attempted to remove them from the vicinity of the polling place, but failed. A rain later drove them to shelter, however, and at the invi- tation of some of the other county off cers they started into the court house. An effort was made by citizens to keep the women from entering the building, and 1t is said that some of the men were a little rough in handling the feminine campaigners. Friends and sympathizers of the ladies took part, and it is said that during the contest guns were drawn, but the women succeeded in entering the building and continued their work of cam paigning among the voters.
 No one was seriously injured during the scuffle. though it is said that few heads were bruised. Cullman box went against prohibition, the vote being 2lS to F. Vinewort also went against prohi- bition with a majority of +. Garden City voted tie, the result being % to 30. The vote at Hanceville was 153 to 3l in favor of prohibition. Stouts Mountain voted ~ to in favor of prohibition
 Saloons are operated in four beats in the county, as follows: Cullman, Hance- vile. Garden City, and Stouts Mountain.
 The total majority from l6 beats heard from tonight is 554. It is estimated that the total majority for prohibition In the 24 beats in the county will reach 800.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10
Personal and General.

Prof. W. c. Carpenter, who has for some time been in charge of Arnolds s chapel near McCalla, died at late hour last evening after having been sick for several months. Prof. Carpenter was well known in the district where he had re- sided for a number of years. The re- mains were taken in charge by the Ma sons, awaiting word from his sister who, it is believed, is now living in Birmng- ham, The body was prepared for burial by Jacobs &s Son.
 MT. and Mrs. s. H. Watson of Meridian, Miss Skates and John Skates of this city beg to thank their friends for their kind ness during the illness and death of their little girl.
 George H. Stevenson has returned from Washington, where he went as delegate to the National Rivers and Harbors con vention from the board of trade in this city. MT. Stevenson reports that the meeting was very interesting one. and he believes that 1t will result in great deal of good in connection with the dif- ferent waterways in this country within a short time.
 Mrs. Annie Glen Grove will on Wednes- day evening" at the Elks hall. at o'clock give the first of a series of recitals for her advanced pupils. The following young ladies will take part Miss Johnson, Miss Smith. Miss Frazier, Miss Little, Miss Jenkins Miss Wick. Miss Ball. Miss Dan- iels, Miss Fitzpatrick. Miss Lewis, Miss Craig. and Mis- Nuckels. The recital will be free and the public are cordially in vited. Mrs Grove gives a series of re- citals each winter, and they are always a source of enjoyment to the music lovers of the city. A recital will be given for the younger pupils during Christmas week.
 w. A. Simmons, who has been quite sick for the past several weeks, was taken to a hospital today in Kennedy's ambulance to be operated upon. Mir. Simmons had the misfortune some time ago to fall and hurt his hip. He was afterward stricken with fever and 1t is believed that the in- jury to his hip had great deal to do with his illness.
 Bonnie the little daughter of Mir and Mrs William Crawford, who was taken to a hospital to be operated upon for ap- peudicitis some time ago. was reported to be doing very well this evening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-10
Piles Cured Free
Get Rid of Your Piles Right Now. Pyramid Pile Cure Can Do It
 Quickly and PainIessIy.
Eree packaoe Sent to Prove It.

Free Package Sent to Prove It.
 Piles is a fearful disease but easy to cure if you go at it right.
 An operation with the knife is danger ouc, cruel, humliatins and unnecessary.
 Pyramid Pile Cure has cured the worst form of piles known. We prove 1t.
 By every mai we get letters like this:
 "Wishing to give credit where credit is due I feel it my duty to humanity as well as yourselves-to write you re- garding your pile remedy. have not fin- ished my first box and am now well. After the first treatment of Pyramid Pile Cure. the soreness left and the swell ings have kept decreasing. I also used you- pills and am feeling like myself again. Thanking you kindly, I am, yours truly. c. Crowley, TO 9th Ave, Seattle. Wash"
 We do not ask you to take our word. We are willing that you should try our treatment and decide for yourself Send to the Pyramid Drug Co.,, 93 Pyramid Building, Marshall, Mich, and you will receive free trial package by return mail. After you have used the contents of this package you can secure exactly the same medicine from any druggist for 50 cents, or, on receipt of price. We will mail you same ourselves If he should not have 1t.
 You can go right ahead with your work an. be easy and comfortable all the time.
 Isn't 1t worth trying?
 Thousands have been cured in this easy, painless and inexpensive way in the pri- vacy of their own home.
 No torture. No bills. Send 'todAEs