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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
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5cIotcs iorrige Sirsbag ipecicI vi.
Iitcmming | @ortbieIb cper en- Bropo.
fition ON of mSiteoe @pbonSs for
5000 for at inoiGtte ct Eelefnoip-
item / gpcil BmiInget faISt meS 223
mob rs Stemnner,
GoantsfOmmisiGrerne | Glearina-
fer Gountp orgnniiereoe fig peo at
IprIae ;SSdits Strouier iii Sormmo
Ioa Grit grifIon til 9iceforuiano. s..
g. aaIbers, llbgiperen Of "Walaro
IGou", ff Gountpets Srpfuing.
aloafisitemt. - arbeiSe err begpnot
Irna ct mt &~IpofipItem / Ct. 4eter,
imu bill toIte $1,000, og 40 Walo
Ri bare arbeioe Der | belle 8inter.
aontrnftererne 9. e. @eblter % o..
IS. DopIe | Ct. G1oito bar til ben lite
Mai at filSfsre 4rbeioet.
2crpp aiber Gompanps Gienoont I
.2crop or ioIgt til eerop Siber Com.
pam | q. 8oltl, men Scrretntnger,
mi peobIipe mtSer ionme gelrprelie.
Sobrifotionen al Silt bar ppret me.
get bdbig, og TO me gp8ntn9er ltdl
opfsres | 2erop.
COMMERCIAL G1nb | 8iamar bar
.oalat ielgenbe gnbeOsm9rS for Oct
rpe glar: G. 6. @elir, 5orniaito;
O.. 8. Sunb, @tcefomtnnb; Z. y.
Gilbert, SefretGr; 6. %. 0oel, aaS'
ierer. 9rmnoGIen DaI8te Setl Set'
ion til gbef ~iitcScufor Scnas Sillo'
quit.
Ghriit grtcriuu, en- Sarmcr ! Rtee'
lamb Sofpnibip. 8reeborn eoiintp'
.bIcp SsuSag Sen Cite bs. iperh Dsa'
pen al chi SET, iaa ban osoe mart e.
ter. ga man fIGote Slget, fit,loe
man tpSeIig ie @erfet efter Seltebo.
neu toa Waoen. Beterion bar 30
gar aarnmel og e%fterlaoer l'g enfe
ca fire inlna 8ern. :,
Wortbcrn Manufacturing So. I
Iiuneapolfs pil opfere en- M Ytdle'
Iobrif | Groofiton. 8. Z. glare,
fornpaniets 8eprnieutart, iagoe, Of
apmpariets Gbei mart piloe be's9e
gpcn for at sisre De forhereoenoe
5friSt til Spisrelien al en- Spsntr9
ca for at f~crferere meo Snrirere ON
aipIina al Gllciimbers Irof til at Dol,
De Sdbrifcn sanenSe. 6dbrtten pi
Blue arIaet I ben noroltge Vel AZ
@pcn OF oil foite $4,000.
Wprben Stub / ct. Bmtl holot ut
mSet g~orsueSe forrtse Gtrsoags
aften. Sefretarens og aasIererers
Ropporter bite, at &lilbben er ! Ell
apS S~orfotnine; ben bar ct @seolems.
ontol al t75, % bens Sinanler er :
opb Srbeu. .. s. aroiin palgtes fti
Trriibent; Or. 8. 9. Sobtion III
Sefreter og 8. 9. Serien til ansle-
rer. Otter Sorrctningsmsoet poio'
tes en- ielItabelig Sammertorlnt oeo
tpiIfcn Sc fleIte Ieolenn1ner % oere"
SomiIier par tibteoe.
Ssi,fole inbpict. - Zen rpe Sel'
asIehndrtra / 8illnar blep inoo'et
MonSaas aftcn ben Zoe os. Stooi'
eIiestoIen boIotes al W. y. S9oe'
mofer fra ct. gloiib SGreritole; oes,
,tSer tulte George 9. Mton, Stafeils
!SpiIfcleinipeftsr 6. q. St,iia Sia.
trrs osiiftcretoe Sfoleil1perinteltoelif
o. 8. Torsber@ SefretGr for Stoie'
ToSet | @illmar. Or. Gbrtltiai'
Spbnion pur aiteire,rs BrGtoeni,
MeeIem Salerne ipineoe SstltolenS
OrfeIter; IeiiS SeIen SGtber %
WSiS NSariun Mtintun lang Soloer'
gpqriruer er en- cottages Wflir'tertS'
bpdrina meb Si~Glberetage ultoer
beie 9pquiuaer, iom iful irtoreoes I'll
@nmnaitiflafaIe. Gen folter S30,'
600. s. %. Simmer / M~stnneapotis
ror grfitett, 90 anSrep Slsrle !
Nilmor par 9ngneiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
Gil Norge oe Oanmarf

ienbes nrrpaa 1000 @~rempIarer al
9lobet bper Srebag, ug Oct ~fontner
biem til iaa beitemt Sib, at man iom
&eseI saar til goirbiiet Disie 9use
% er itffer paa of faa bet. @abet er
pelieet / be sar1le Sanoe, og nait eT'
ter tontante 8ense er bet ber behite
Gope, man fan ienhe fine Sl9gtninse
oe genner berbiernme, 8labet hotter
$50 for garsanseu. Bortoen alene
belsber fia til $t.56 for aaret, os St
foor oItiaa life mere emo "a Gents
FOR 9Iabet til Rorse eIer 9arrnnrf.
grumiebsser ienoes life til @Onnen'
ter / De eamIe 2anb.
glabet bar inser Ggenter, brerten
IofaIe eller rciienbe, men bpis bore
abonnenter oil ienoe os en- rp abon.
uent eIer to iom SsiiIe. os geptaars.
g,ope, pil pt bore biertelis tafnemlis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
elite nusr Hremfshesrr.

Sss as -s %
Oct 15Se gsisonHn Resments StHurie Of &. u Buffet $3.50 S185
SpoHeoes Salopr bu ErGf, az Yeer Strhnne, in6bunben. 100 175
Ten Gnnsenbe gaanb paa ss % 2anb. SoneoHer q Sanae. o50 $50
Yramf aaahstper for 5armeren, here bmnbrsOe aaab os gnt 100 15O
SnIebifortn, behrt oe5 15
snsmauOssuthn, at s q. sofs, inSbunSen 05o 1Eo
shrspn@n % bans esuuet, at g. g. 2hsaarS. Na. u u76 It's
seSsnSe ear bb. at Sugb gonpab OPS 1925
ssr Ds gtbOb, al abr. SacObion, tnb6unoen OPS 1875
9enneaeiuet Cubs Srhs sps, al Or. 81. a6FeIo, @uIbnt 200 800
80. 90. elegant tnbbunben $50 $50
So Or, SoHeubsape inbbunbt Gt6 neO guIbinit 12o 22o
So DO. BE-. DO. 30. 0s5 1856
5remmeSaSbOs, tnfbunSen . ....... O5O 1876
o'0'e'soassO0s" ! ~INmt : . 900 1875
80. ret emit O0 1926
nfe Siams Os Bale 4Spss ssSrfhsr, iubunben $50 $50
Den ameifanHe ealODn, al g. Q. Sofa. betst $50 $50
IprF. amsrhanH ausebps, inobuubeu 100 200
emHiae, al Sobannss @d5uer, Susanoas&6o8, tnbbuusn 06O 100
@usanSastsbss, af SiFop q. g. Sate, inObuben 100 $50
So. 90 ueb @uIofmt 200 800
SnsansastsbOs af g. 6. NOientus, inObunSen 400 800
De geOenSs acnOelsc &iGbe, Of Cams Snub SSaIse, inb6unSen O6O 16o
On erthi Gftertdsefs, al Sbnnas a Seupis, mutt 'tnbburSen 060 $50
Br 9ammei % uhs d. . . =. . OBS 1926
Mebbialperrn. tnbburben $50 .125
sarsaDnsr, tnfemmise enee, arranssret at srof. sabor Gan.
sstn a. staSal I os ns.psr Smut Of sosa Sid a il o1S IT'S III
sIr % aiDissHa ssisSnina til srsN, al g o aOmtns,. elegant
sristss sasma, inb6unbeni $50 $50
assassssss a Torn at ts asnSsH ~ %' e. e SSsse ss in5suas.a SS S 1S
sumiie: sesuins. at btss geser Tan ri snOng fafe Ggraunr
g IS. ibs&f os % Gs. u in55lnSs"' eHr iaaHnss. msS
sr aae arre, beet % Gs. 1926 ibb. 14O
s ss$$:s:' = ss ssss .a4. /: + i; oss ire a'sr "~a Soften 1875
Sasnp. soianfns al ellie auSsrt. Al i NinSbunSen 7s.
aras a'S % s abr al Cart 'etar;; L; / :, ~tnsban0s:n :: '~' i"0
mrS Soften :. .... 16 tSb. 1O
sarHsss i ssristns, Of q snis. ss4 Soc inSbnnO;n 7e, "~ Ito
msS ~sOHen- -. .x. $50 t@b. 175
mno -gOFen" $50 iSb. 175
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
DIS
BaIsam of Myrrh

6arantcret at lGge ane
0uuoer 90 Saar paa Wen;
METER % 9Dr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15

Gbonmnts bebe. 0euIgf cm life at isans iaataSe -a.aI e5ees" men en-.
"8patt- paa s5nosD e9sS Rem gmt slsr Rsnse regttrert grsO. Oct hier
os uenla fro 10 til % Gents at toueftGe "Sral elects Gbonneuter Ca
naSa beSsg Osaa at mGrte Fa at oanahHts 8MmGrier life ian bengttes Der Be
Surersbe Gtner, e at canaotfe Yenee benerihc s edrpbae "dt Bar, fom BET
Seoer. GanaGFe Seuas % Srunarhr br Snfpr life ienSes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15

2GifeSrif for to. "&art Se oiie
mig ben iii ct SteS. bpor en- fam fab
fig en- goo SorIteSrif9" ipurgte SIT
riIten.
"aa - ieg peS iaIfalb ct Steo,
bpor TO fan fno zig en- 2eifeSrif," ioa'
reoe ben teritige Suofsote.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
Horn pukntn.

Slcm SrnpS. $40 uSbrsS iioite
Snsaags Gat iSobu gontors $ats
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
No Sub Treasury for Southeast

Washington, Jan. %. Secretary
Shaw has been franker with the Tex
as claimants for a subtreasury than
he was with those IN the southeast.
In reply 20 a letter from Representa-
tive Morris Sheppard, OF Texas. ask
Ing X there was any possibility Of
securing a sublreasury in Texas. Sec
rotary Shaw wrote briefly and point
eily hat there was not. and further
volunteered the information. Meth
or do think one will be established
IN the southeast"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
Mrs. Halle Entertains.

Mrs J. VI. Halle entertained the
memb-r. % th- Married Ladie.' Card
Club At her home thursday sftt moon.
There were five tables, and the game
was tie 'avorite Use hundred. The
honurs ~ .hetni % the contest were
between Mrs. james b. Del and Mr..
Z. Cannon. and oG thu cot Mr-.
Cannon won. This vas 4 handsome
pre-, being genuine hani.crochp,ed
Shirt waist, something very rare aud
expensive.
Toe rr'fcshnen's at the entertain
ment were also vrry unique, bang
quail on toast, saratoga chip, E.s-
Heb pea j .Iivr..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
Auto Industry MakInn Strides.

Paris. Jan. 2G.-The French auto
mobile Industry during he past year
has continued 20 make remarkable
strides. The statistics 81 expectation
which have become available show
that the expectation Of French ma
chimes during 'he frsr nine months
OF 1890 exceeded those for the COR
responding period 81 last year by 80. =
Sl 900 francs. The total expectation
amounting 20 1870. t5l 900 francs g.
against an importation OF foreign cars
OF only : $50 600.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
A. the World

i p stage. and Blllard'- Snow L.ni-
r@u, plays q mo-t prominent lstt. IL
has no superior ,rr rheumatism. stifi
g.,ut., cu'-. sCrains Grd al psIn-. Buy
%. ny II ana }0u will s.Uars use II.
Aryhody who ha- used B,l'ard's snow
lirim-ut /, a .lvIuR proof ~ what 10
does Buy trial bottle. Do, zoe and
500 sold hy ". ". Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
Pioneer Broker Dead .

Chicago. Jan. 2i.--Joe Slaughter.
one Of ChicaEos pioneer brokers. died
in San Antonio. Tex, OF heart dis
ease Tuesday night. Mr.. Slaugh-
ter was born in Scott county, Ken
lucky. in 1910. When the civil Ear
broke out he enlisted in the confed-
crate army, where he saw fighting.
and rose 20 the rank OF lieutenant.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
Sold Stock az q Less

Havana. Jan. Close Miguel
Gomez sold go head OF cattle from
his farm at Sancti Spiritus
a; a considerable sum less than they
cost him. HIS action has caused con-
siderable comment. II is said TO be
due to lack of confidence in prevailing
conditions because OF the extensive
speculation now in progress.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
Lumber Manufacturer Association

New Orleans, Jan. % .-The Sec
ond annual meeting Of the Yellow
Pine Lumber Manufacturers associa-
ton opened here Tuesday with dele
gates present from all sections OF the
country. President John l.. Kaul,
OF Birmingham. Ala. presided. The
morning session was devoted to list
ening TO addresses and a general dis
cussion OF trade conditions.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
Died From Injuries .

Mobile. Ala. Jan. 24.-Georre F.
Batchelder, a government lighthouse
official. died Tuesday night from in
juries received while making expert
ments with gas for the purpose OF
making brighter lights. The gas
exploded during his experiments. He
leaves relatives in Atlanta, Ga. . and
at one time was a resident Of Milton.
Fla.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
The Right Name

Mr.. August Sherpe, the popular over
seer OF the poor ST Fort VI ,ti-pu, Ia,
SAYS: "Dr. King. New Lii" Pills are
rightly named they act NJ agreed
bly,. DO mur- good aud make one feel
better than any thttlAGauge." Guar
anteed TO cure bi,iou-ue.s and c0n-u-
nation. 25r al all drug stores.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
Well Known Painter Dead

New Orleans, Jan. 25.-Anthony
R. Bagne;to, a painter. whose work
was widely knoVa through mis- paint
ing OF the floats IN the Rex process
sion OF the Mardi Gras carniyals, at
New Orleans, died here Wednesday.
He also painted carnival scenery FOR
northern and western cities.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
Drowned In the Wabash.

Princeton. Ind. Jan. 25.-H. e.
Agar. a well known citizen and ex-
State representative was drowned in
the Wabash river by falling from a
steamboat. lie was known as the
Corn King and IL was while return
ing from a trip up the river for corn
that he was drowned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
Nav Stop GAMBLING,

Monte Carlo, Jan. 25.-The pros
pect that gambling will be stopped at
the Casinos Is hailed with delight
by the authorities here who believe
that the gambling element will prob
ably migrate here. The season here
mas thus far been quiet. No SEN
sational playing has yet occurred.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
CIILpEPpERS ARE
MAKING BIG HIT
Junior Preacher Talked to the
Children Friday A ternoon.
SERVICE m THs EVENING

Rev curpspper Was SIN III, ard the
Pulpit was Filled by Hs Son, Who
p,eachet 10 an Audience Composed
mostly Of Men and BOYS.
The revival in progress - -" First
Methodist Church st'i increases H.
Interest.
At three o'clock Friday Rev, Barke
Culpepper preached 20 tie children
and yoanr reoglr. Iae honsr Wa
erowded. H. took far vi. tx Luke
Is.ls-"Sufe- ht'ic children 80 come
INTO me. and FORBID them not. for Of
such is the kiuEdon oi heaven"
Brother rufke-ss h. 'e''- the chill
dren 10 cal hm-suow5 how 10 Get
and hold the attention OF chit
dreu-as wei 3. a. ol1-r
folk. Ills sermon, rep.ste with auec.
dote and illustration, humorous and
pathetic, vac powerful ard earnest
plea for clean, pure life, and coming
from his Own heart, brnrling over
with Christian Tore and anxiety. went
straight 70 the hearts % his young au-
dience. I'ever = speaker had his au-
dience completely at his command,
Brother Burke had yesterday after.
noon. He said in all colleges and high
schools "yells" were in the fashion,
and that he had one h wanted 10
teach them. which ne at one" proceed
ed to DO, the audience proving apt pa.
pile. The "yell" wa ss follows;
80 my chum, have you seen,
II Timothy, : :l5?
7 Thessalonians, 5:22
Will tell you exactly what you
must do"
At the conclusion Of the sermon, in
reply TO the question how many want
ed another children's meeting neIt
Monday afternoon, every little hand /
in the house WAS enthusiastically |
raised.
ONiUE w lllf t'tiNlhbFA w NV
tather-which. however, is not serious
the evening services were again con- ,
Quoted by Bro. Burke. On account ~
the inclement weather the audience |
was not large. and strange to cay was
composed largely Of boys and young
men.
The meeting was opened with q song !
service OF some half-hour, after which |
Bro. Burke spoke clog and feel
ingly from the text, MY Son, Give
Ne Thine Heart"
He sToke over half hour. his theme !
being the JOY and the sweetness OF
pure right life, lie OF service TO God
and our fellow men. His tribute TO !
his father was one OF the most beauti-
ful and touching things ever heard in
this city. He was listened to with pro-
found attention, and the sermon evi.
IDENTIFY made deep impression upon
everyone present, though addressed |
especially TO the young men and boys. 7
There will br ~ day services today ; |
bu' tonight tie elder CulpePper will
prebch At the usual hour sunday
there will b. preaching at l0;45 and
7:l5. At3p m Sunday he will preach
a sermon 10 men only At the court
house. Every man, yong and old, in
the city. should attend THIS service.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
BRIDGE Measure hv Grians.

Washington, ID. c.. Jan. 25.-udge
Griggs has introduced bill providing
for the construction Of a bridge by
the Southwestern and Gulf railroad
over the attahOOchee river from a
point at Steam Mill, in Decatur coun-
~. Georgia, TO a point On the Ala
bama side.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
TllIman Was Reelected.

Columbia. s. c., Jan. 25.-The
general assembly OF South Carolina
In joint session elected 3. r. Till
man to succeed himself as United
States senator. John s. Wilson, Of
Clarendon county, was elected Judge
of the third circuit to succeed r. o.
Purdy, resigned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
Poisoned Him. Verdict SAYS.

WaynesbOro. Miss. Jan. % YER
diets Of guilty and recommendations
of Imprisonment Tor life were brought
in by the jury agains Mrs. Joseph
Nizell and Y. II. Hail. charged with
Jointly poisoning Mrs. Mize,l's hus-
bnnd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
perlman Wins Race

Ormond, Fla. Jan. 2i.-In the au-
tomobI!e races here "Wednesday the
twenty mile touring car event was
won by l.. n. Perlmaa In a 54-hOrsa
power Gasoline car IN % minutes and
- ID .oaas.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
Chi.f Porso on Trial.

Havana. Jan. 2j.-Chief Posso, OF
the provincial police. was placed on
trial THURSDAY for taking part in the
recent COCK Gght al Narianao. "
he is convicted. It is expected that he
will be- dismissed from Office.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
Meeting Bar Assoc alton

A SPECIAL meeting - the Aiarhps
C.unty Bar Association, called by the
President will be heid 1t the Office OF
non. Il. u. Mason, county iuig-, on
AoacaY, Jan. 18th, 1917, At 4 . m.
{. l. LAYTON. Secretary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26

"My wife thinks a good deal OF me-"
That's nice"
Yes: next to the baby and the
poodle and the rubber plant I'm all &c
the mustard with her" Louisville
Courier-Journal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26

7 wish I was as sure ~ anything a.
Tom Macaulay Is of everything Lon
Melbourne.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
Son Kills His Father.

Laureus, s. c., Jan 90. J.
Smith was shot and killed by his son .
John. here. IL IS said the elder
Smith was beating his wife.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26

poor Blacksmith Heir 70 $500 900.
Aayheld, Ky. Jan. 25.-J. w.
senedict. a poor blacksmith here, has
masn heir to $500. 900 BY the death
g relative At Union city, Tenn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26
ACADEMY Of Music pestroYed

Wa h!ngton, Jan. 25.-The acade-
ny OF Music az Ninth and ID streets,
northwest, was Quilted by a fire early
thursday. No lives were lost.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-26

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money il
il :ails 10 cure l. W GROVES sig-
nature L. on each JoI. 25c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-29
Special Soc Table


 As usual in our big China Sale we will have special bar gain table set aside with extra ordinary values. All of these will be new goods, and speiclal- ly reduced for this occasion. On the soc table will be found: Sugars and creams, worth 75c. Vases, worth s1.OO. Salads, worth 75c. Celeries, worth 75c. Jugs and steins, worth S1OO. Mugs, worth S5c. Cups and Saucers, worth 7Jc. Figures, worth $1.00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-29
COMPRESSED AIR.
How 1t Feels to Be Surrounded by
 This Element.

A. w. Roker in Appleton's Magazine.
 As the lock keeper turns the valve, there is a scalp-raisng screech as if your ear were next the safety valve of loco motive blowing steam; and as the in- rushing air expands, 1t fills the tiny not see your hand before your eyes. Wider and wider the valve is opened the fog becoming even denser and the racket increasing until the air fairly drones and your eyes and ear drums and your very scalp tremble with the air that Is Vibrat- ing about you. For the first time in your life you realize that sound may infet physical pain and that there is possi- bility that it may kill.
 No sooner is the big valve opened than you feel the pressure against your ear drums. A big wad of cotton seems thrust into each ear and two big fingers seem to push the wads more and more firmly-un- til each time when you swallow or blow into your nose, the sensation disappears only to begin anew. Should you purpose ly delay swallowing, within twenty sec onds the pain becomes intense and finally excrucating as if a pair of knitting needles were being pushed deep into your ears.
 Nothing short of the faith that others successfully withstand these sensations prevents you from becoming unduly eX- cited. for actually you are in the throes of about as disagreeable a situation as you care to meet. For the eternity of half a minute the racket and fog and ear pains continue. Then the noise ceases as
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-29

suddenly as it began. Out of the fog comes the voice Of your guide:
 "teeling all right? Ears all right? No trouble to breathe? Oh, you'll be all right" Again the valve screeches and the air drones, the top of your head throbs. and you are shaken within and without
 Gradually after the lapse of ten min utes. when the pressures in the heading and the lock become more equalzed, the din begins to slacken; then it falls more and more. and fades to nothing, after which the lockman opens the heading door and you gaze upon another length of tube like that you felt behind.
 How does it feel to be under forty pounds pressure? There is sensation to It. None whatever. Which is the trouble for, in case your heart is going to give out, there is no warning symp tom until too late. Against every square foot of the surface of your body is a pressure of 5.760 pounds. and the only thing that prevents you from being squashed is the 5.760 pounds per square foot pressure inside of you-yet you do not feel this. The pressure from without is so great that were it not for the pres sure within you would be smashed fiat a toad run over by a steam roller; and the pressure within you is so great that were it not counterbalanced by the pressure from without you would eX plode to atoms like the shell of dyna- mite cartridge. Yet you have no means of realizing this. You feel perfectly nat ural. You breathe normally and without effort You move about without being conscious of exertion. Only a feeling a of water left in the ears after bathing remains. The noise of rumbling cars and scraping shovels from ahead sounds nat ural. So does the voice of your guide. Only your own voice seems strange in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-29
NEW YORK KEEPS
 4OOO LIVE FISH Most Interesting PiSCatoriaI Collection in the World VARIED BILL OF FARE
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New York, September 2S.-rhe most popular free exhibition building in the world is a little circular structure of brick and brown stone where Father Knckerbocker keeps his collection of HOO live fish The aquarium stands at the extreme southerly end of Manhattan lsl- and looking out on the broad sweep of New York harbor, and backed by the sky-nung turrets of the great hives of finance, which emphasizes it's unpretenti- ousness But it attracts more visitors than the Louvre at Paris, or St. Peter $ cathedral at Rome. The throngs aver age coco persons daily for 365 days in the year. or a total considerably above g., O000oO, and during the past summer the daily crowds frequently reached the 2O, 00o mark
 The structure was built as harbor defense fort. exactly 100 years ago and called the Southwest Battery. In 1923 it was ceded to the city as public place of amusement. and, rechristened Castle all the great singers and actors of the period appeared and the important social and political gatherings were held From 1855 to 1890 it was used as reception station for immigrants. and since 1896 has been the aquarium It now contains the finest collection of live fish in the world and over 1S,OGO00o persons have been to see them since 1t was opened,
 The collection includes 200 different