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Evening journal., 1908-11-07
MAY lift LID
AGAIN AT SHORE

ATLANTIC CITY. ~ j.. Nov. T.
The acquittal by a petit jury Of Charles
r. Gondolph. alleged steward Of the So
called Millionaires Club raided IN
Chelsea last spring, topping of ms 1t
did the refusal Of the Grand Jury to
find indictments in any II the gamblms
or Sunday selling cases presented TO
them. has served 10 convince this
sporting fraternity that Atlantic City
is soon to "open up" again in the old
cheerful wax.
Every resort in the city that runs
during the winter was in full blast last
night. and even the cautious ones that
have been under cover since
Prosecuting Attorney Goldenberg start
ed his crusade last summer, swung
wide their doors once more. Il Is
rumored also that the saloon men have
plucked up courage again and that the
convenient side door viii yield 10 the
slightest push tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
GERMAN-FRENCH
FARCE TO END
IN Unlted Press Leased speolal VIC.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BERLIN. Nov. Tho announcement
to-day that the Century Magazine
would publish an extended interview
with the Kaiser in its December issue,
has sent q thrill of alarm throughout
the nation
II is feared that the interview VIII
prove another London Telegraph ar
fair and again involve Germany in
pS ethical complications from which u
will be impossible to emerge with
u4enity.
1t is reported that the German Em-
bassy az Washington has been request
ed TO approach the Century and ascer-
tain the exact text OF the interview
and If any Of II is found objectionable
TO attempt to have the magazine sup'
press it.
So excited are the eople over the
news that several newspapers have
suggested that a public subscription be
raised with which TO buy the entire
issue Of the December humber OF tbs
magazine.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
BET ON BRYAN,
SWIMS IN RIVER

NEW CASTLE. Nov. 7--As the result
Of a wag T on the election, John Tru'tt.
clerk at the Gilp.n House, put his life
in jeopardy Thursday evening by a
swim in the Delaware, and is now
down with chills ana throat trouble.
unable to speak.
Truitt had wagered $40 with James
Shaw. payment alternative on the bath.
Accompanied by Shaw, Thomas Booth
and Walter Pedrick, Truitt went to
Riverside. stripped to his bathing suit
and barefooted walked shivering into
the water and then took the swim. on
coming out he was taken to a nearby
cab n and rubbed DOM with heavy
coarse towels. Truitt was later seized
with chills and it is feared he will pay
dearly for his bet.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
FIND RAILROAD OFFICIAL
DEAD In CHICAGO HOTEL

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO. Nov. William d.
Cornish. second vice-president of the
Union Pacific. was found dead in bed
in the Auditorium Hotel to-day. Heart
failure is believed to have caused
death.
Mr.. Cornish, whose home in is New
Jersey, came to Chicago yesterday. He
went to the theatre last night and re-
tired late. A bell boy of the hotel found
him dead to-day when he went to call
him.
Mr. Cornish was once vice. president
Of the Southern Pacific and was a
prominent man an the Hartman rail-
road organization.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
OLSEN LOSES
WRESTLING BOUT

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. I.-Before
a packed house at the Eureka A. c.
last night, Americus (Gus Schoenlein)
won his wrestling bout on foul from
Charles Olsen, Of Indianapolis.
Americus threw him fairly in -
minutes and 10 seconds. Then Olsen
showed himself. When he came on
for the second bout he rushed Americus.
butted him. breaking his nose. cursed
him and the pair were quickly in a
fight. The police and spectators amid
the widest excitement, separated the
men.
After Americus had been gipen the
decision by Referee Tim Hurst. a mob
waited outside Of the hall and threat
ened to lynch Olsen.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
TWO PARTIES DIVIDE
MISSOURPS OFFICES

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. IA badly split
list Of State officials is indicated by
incomplete election returns. That the
parties will share almost equally in
the offices at jefferson City. with the
Democrats in control of the Legisla-
ture. is apparent. Hadley, governor;
Gmelich,f lieutenant governor; Swan
ger, secretary of State. and Fulkerson.
attorney general, are the indicated Re-
publican winners. Gordon. State audi
tor; Cowgirl, treasurer; Knott. rail-
road and warehouse commissioner, and
Judge Graves, supreme judge, are the
Democratic victors. Tafts plurality is
rising slowly and now appears likely to
reach the 5000 mark.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
PREDICTS TWO TERMS
FOR PRESIDENT-ELECT

CHICAGO. Nov. THAT william y.
Taft will stay for eight years in the
White House is the opinion OF Paul Nor
ton, president Of the Equitable Life As
surance Society today.
Il have not the slightest doubt" said
Morton, that Mr. Taft's administration
Of affairs will meet with the cumulative
appreciation Of everybody for the next
eight years.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
WAS
MARRIED HERE

Acting Mayor William G. Taylor Of
fciated at O'Clock tnis afternoon, in
the mayors office at The City aHil, at
the marriage of Ludwie Starzinsky,
aged 40 years. of No. nos Mt Vernon
street. Philadelphia. ahd Miss Anna
Hosias. of New York.
Mr.. Starzinsky said he was a
musician by profession end was mem-
ber Of the Philadelphia Orchestra. He
said he had played in this city at a
number of concerts.
The marriage was Witnessed by
Ernest j. Otteni and George F. Gill
more. two newspaper men.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
CABINET
DECIDES TO QUIT

VIENNA, Nov THE Austrian cab
met today resolved to offer its resig-
nation to Emperor Franz Josef as a
result of tlte trouble between the Czechs
and Germans in Prague. Reichenberger
and other Bohemian towns. Baron Won
Beck. President of the Austrian coun-
ell Of Ministers join in resigning.
The Balkan dispute contributes 10
the designations In the clashes be-
tween the Czechs and Germans in Bo-
hemia many have been killed and in
jured.
Baron Biernarth will likely succeed
Baron Beck.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
ARRANGING FOR THE
TEACHERS INSTITUTE

The annual teachers institute of
New Castle county will be held. at
Newark on November 2S, "a, %, in
Delaware College. Professor A. r.
Spaid, county superintendent Of public
schools. is arranging a most interest
ing program. which will be completed
during next week.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
MAIL WAGON
CONTRACT EXPIRES

The contract for tine screen mail
wagon service between the postoiiice
and the depot will expire next year and
already the Postoffice Department at
Washington is asking for bids The
bids VIII be received at the Office az
~ assistant postmaster general at
Washington until 490 o'clock ON tho
afternoon Of January The contract
will extend from July I, 1909 to June
30. 1913.
The contract for the past four years
was held by John Knotts and accord
ing to the local postofiice officials he
has given good service. There are four
wagons in the service. Several parties
are expected 70 offer BIDS.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
PLANNING Catholic Missionary Congress

CHICAGO. Nov. THE first Aneri-
can Catholic Missionary Congress. to
be held in Chicago. November 10 10
Is. will comprise the largest assemblage
OF bishops and archbiehops since the
third plenarv council at Baltimore
Delegates and priests representing the
$1,000 parishes in the United states and
delegates at large from various Catho'
lie societies Will attend.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
For Work try 5oursal Ads

service
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
SCAFFOLD BREAKS;
BAD FALL FOR PAINTER

George Grissom, a painter in the em-
ploy of Bamberger and Robbins, is in
the Delaware Hospital as the result of
injuries received by a fall at the Ward
Apartment House at Tenth and Shipley
streets today. Grissom was on a scaf-
fold at the second fioor when part Of it
gave way. A severe cut over his left
eye was his only outward injury He
was taken in the ambulance to the hos
pital where 1t was said that he may
be iniuIN internally.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
consulsl RodIes Arrive.

NEW YORK, Nov. THE remains Of
two American eonsuls arrived here TO-
day on the steamer Kaiserin Auguste
Victoria, Or. Hugh II. Pitcairn, former
consul-general at Hamburg, and Slas c.
Mcfarland. consul at st. Gall. who COM
mitted suicide on train between Ham,
burg and Berlin. Mrs. Mcfarland and
daughter were passengers. Among the
other passengers was Jerome Nj. Bona
parte.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
Grown Prince Up in Balloon.

FRIEDRICHSHAfEN, WurtempeI,Ss'
Nov. Grown Prince Frederick VIII
liam made an ascent from here today
with Count Zeppelin in the latter's air
shin. The start was made at twenty
minutes past eleven. There was a
strong northerly wind and the weather
Is verv cold. II is probable that the
alrship will proceed to Donaueschingen'
Baden, where Emperor William VIII ar
rive in the course Of tle day from Aus
tria. His Majesty will visit Prince Won
Fuerstenberg.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
CAM charae Notariss' Fees.

President Roosevelt has issueo an
order that no officer or employe Of the
Government designated as a notary
NAV charge a notarial fee. except when
such duty is performed outside OF once
hours and for persons not connected
with his department, and an unoincial
business This order excerpts postmas-
ters at fourth-class Offices ana rural
caf.rfore
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
SAY BRYAN'S DAUGHTER
MAY SUE FOR DIVORCE

DENVER, Colo, Nov. 7.-lf the state
ment of an intimate friend is true. Mrs.
Bryan Leavitt, daughter of William ],
Bryan, either this afternoon or early
next week will file a petition for divorce
here. alleging desertion and non-support
and asking the custody Of the chillren.
Leavitt until recently had a studio in
the Latin Quarter Of Paris. The objec-
tion by Mr.. Bryan, who did not wish his
daughters domestic unhappiness TO be
made the subject for publicity during his
campaign, it is said postponed the suit
until now.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07

PUBLIC SALE

lAnother big sale OF COWS az htn-
nett Square Hotel, Pa, on MONDAY
November y 1903. az ] o'clock Sonsl,s,t-
nR OF fresh Cows, Springers, and Bulls.
u ,ll.r.A.s ,A n.Hf. every hOol Will ne
sold REGARDLESS of what they cost as TINS
is our last sale Of Cows at kennelt
Sounre for 1905 Everything will be sold.
GOOD big Springers a few weeks BACK
will make money for you u you nave
room for them. Dinner, II O'Clock.
nov. 2-i-1-l. w. I. 49, -- ~.
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PUBLIC SALES

nUBIIC SALE-WtLL BE SOLD AT
/ No. 7es West Ninth street, city Of
Wilmington. Delaware, az 2So p. m, Fri.
dav afternoon. Nov. -. 1908. the following
described personal property belonging
10 the estate OF Emily o, Martin. de-
ceased: Household goods, Carpets, Bed
ding Diningroom. Bedroom and Parlor
Furniture. Stoves, large lot OF books. and
other articles.
ALSO FIVE SHARES OF THE CAP
lTAI, STOCK OF THE NATIONAL
BANK OF WILMINGTON AND BRAN
DYwINE.-Terms, cash. For full particu-
lars see John NJ Robbins. Executor. or
william Il. Smalley, Attorney
n5-st stidham & Son, Auctioneers.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
RrIdo. PIans Approved.

The Secretary Of War has approved
the plans and specifications for con-
verting the old Pennsylvania Railroad
bridge between Perryville and Havre de
Grace into a passenger and vehicular
bridge. Work will be started this
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
OFFICIAL COUNT
FINISHED TO-DAY
Taft Has 2O44 Majority in
State, PennewiII 2lI5, and
Gray Has 1921

The official canvass Of the vote Of
NaN Castle county was finished at
Las o'clock this afternoon.
The official canvass Of the vote shows
that Taft had 2944 majority in Della
ware; while Pennewill for Governor has
2115 majority in the state and Gray,
Democrat, for attorney general has
1921 majority in the State.
Theodore +. Clark for State Auditor
and Charles II. Lippincott for sheriff
had majorities in New Castle county
greater than Taft's. The Taft electors
had 2022 majority in this county.
a mistake was made IN the returns for
the Legislature from the Third district
of Sussex county-Seaford hundred-yes-
terday. The figures as printed showed
Tyndall. Republican. elcted by II ma
jority. The real result was that Donoho.
Democrat, had 50 majority The mistake
was made by Tyndall being given a total
Of 6SS votes when he should have had
SIS votes.
All Of the contests for members OF
the Legislature failed to change the
result. and the Republicans lose the
House by one majority. In the Sixth
district. Brandywine hundred. Comfy
Grubb. Democrat for the House bu
withdrew the contest after part tn
district had been counted and did no
give much promise of overcoming
Grubb's lead.
In the Fourth district Of Chfistiani
hundred. Dllworth. Republican. con
tested the election Of Carpenter, Demo
crat. for inspector. Carpenter wal
elected on the face OF the unofficial re-
turns. but Dilworth won out by 8 ma.
jority.
In the Ninth district. White Cla,
Creek hundred. Conner. Democrat, con.
tested the election of Morrison. Re
publican. to the Legislature. 1t did no
alter the result.
A contest was made by Cannon, Re
publican OF the election Of Janvier
Democrat. for the Legislature from
New Castle hundred, the Tenth dis
trict. II failed to change the result
Janvier winning by eight majority.
The Democrats abandoned the con
test OF the election Of Henry G. Eli
son, Republican. 10 the Legislature
from Pencader hundred, the Eleventh
district It was the last contest.
The official canvass made no mater
) ial change in the unofficial figure
given for rural New Castle county an
Wilmington. The majorities for tn
various candidates I'm Wilmington are
VIII MINCTON
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chnroh tn ceIahrate Annlversary.

The second anniversary OF 'Ne Pen
tecostal Church will be observed to-
morrow with ail-day services. The Rev
" q -rrumbauer, superintendent OF the
Philadelphia district, will preach the
anniversary sermon.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
Bids For Cement.

Bids for Portland cement will be
opened next Tuesday at the once or
limited states Engineer Rand.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
rn Address BOYS At Y. N. c. A.

Al the Youn- Mems Christian Asso-
citation. tomorrow afternoon, Wesley l.,
HemphM will address the boys from
he age Of IA to is years on "Playine
---v All boys are invited to this
service.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
GOVERNOR.


Paynter. d. ............ ......,....13.4ii
Pennewill, r. and r. ......,.....14,9S5
Pennewill's majority. 1875.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Lowe. ID. ......................
Mendinhall, r.. ...,................14,S
Mendinhalls majority. 1873.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.
Handy, d. ......................l3,342
Heaid. II. ................... ,46b
Heald's majority. 1876
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Gray. d. Ind. r. & p ...........14.656
Davis, X. ..................... 3,63S
Grays majority. 1918.
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
n lar D., p. g. I. 1855
Maull, X. ................. .14,1Sf
Maulrs majority 1893.
STATE TREASURER.
Gray. D., p. a !. ..,.............1a,s60
Moore, r. ..................... Il $50
Moores majority, 706
AUDITOR OF ACCOUNTS
Pennewill, p. & l. ..............13.157
Clark. r & p .................1
Clark's majority. 2iS4.
PROTHONoTARY.
Smith. ID. ...................., 3,114
] lAltts n q l. Fsssstsl thNu
Rlce's majority. 1746.
CLERK or THE PEACE.
Springer, ID .....................,...... "a. 81.
Brown, r. and ] ......................1f.5 .5s'
Browns majority. 1915
RECEIVER OF TAXES AND COUNTY
TREASURER.
Morton. D. and I ....,.................13 Oi
Burns, ........................... .li,SS
Burns majority. 17ss
COUNTY COMPTROLLER.
/ Goodng, u. and I. ......."..........l3,O 3,Os
/ Chandler, r. ........................... So
Chambers majority. 1867.
SHERIFF
Dunlap. ID, ........................... H. q
Lippincott, r. and 7. -..................i5.oi .oi
Lippincott's majority. 2125.
CORONER.
Collins. ID. and I. ......................1s.1 -
Gaynor, r.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, "a
Gaynor's majority. 1912.
The Prohibition vote In this city was
Presidential electors. SSs. Hawkins. Con
gress. 472 sutton. Prothonotary. s75
HALEY clerk Of peace 3S Perry. count
treasurer. 4Ss; Biscoe, comptroller, 81
Webb. sheriff, g55; Shumar, coroner 55s,
The Independence vote FOR electors wa
10 for Quinn and 10 for Seydell-
The Socialist vote was Electors, 32g
smith. governor. 200. Scheuler. lieutenant
governor, 2i3. Houck Congress. 2i2; Nay
lor. attorney-Eeneral, 2O5; Hardy. insur
ance commissioner, 2os, Koehler, stR
treasurer. 2lO, Way. state auditor, 2i'
Romagna. prothonotsry. PA; snowder
clerk Of peace. 2li: Lekens receiver @
taxes 200, Romagna. comptroller q
Spring. sheriff. 2s; Sewer, coroner, zoo
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
Granuers lnitiate.

At the weekly meeting Of Brandywine
Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, at Tai
leyville on Thursday night three new
members were initiated.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
Rraaka FaII -From Wind MlI.

A 57-foot fall ended in safety fos
William Steel. a calena, Nd, plumber
when. dropping from the top OF a wind
mill, he grssped an iron pipe midway
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
Observation-Disclosures

CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED-IE
- your locality 10 represent as. Exper-
ience unnecessary $llO per mo- ana ex-
penses. Write for particulars. MON-
ARCH CIGAR CO., ST. Louis No. melt
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
kOOmo EOS KENT.

- lkAkD-- sJo. wi AND ~ RACE ST.
" Philadelphia. huoms, 70. ". 3Uc- Cen
uemen only. ALLY
FOR RENT-TWo ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping, with use OF bath. 225
Madison St. most
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
oi.n. pun,nkin.

A sweet potato pumpkin Weighing -
pounds. was grown by Bartus REV. OF
Kent county, Nd.
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AGENTS. WANTED-

,-,c-ISfEb~f EsfDENT 1GENf MAN
w or woman TO sell oud guaranteed
hosiery IN Wilmington. c. 5. sIEPPARD
s. son, PIttston Pa. melt
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And How TO Get II.
yet it is so easily answered.
Ills Our Business
TO
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supply your money needs, and we Will
do it in a quick. quiet and confidential
manner This leading institution es-
tablished by EnterPrisins Citizens, for
the exclusive Benefit Of the wcrkingmen,
mechanic and the general pSkhc. will
Evening journal., 1908-11-07

EEIl EIl.s-iI-L.-lla


you money in sums from $500 and
upwards, on Household Goods, Furni-
ture, Pianos, Autos, Diam onds, Jew
elry, Etc, with or without removing
same from your possession. We can
make these loans to be repaid in weekly
or monthly payments, If so desired.
We DO Not Charge
Compound interest or for Imaginary
Services Rendered or for other things
calculated TO hoodwinl1 you.
We don't do business -hat way. Posi-
lively strictly legal rates and no other
charges who er.
Never before known in this city, was
money loco with the same splendid
advantages that are being offered by
this compaHy.
TAKE TIME TO INVESTIGATE
and you will be '~ced that this is
THE ONLY PLACE where ycu can
borrow money. We arrange payments
10 suit your income. 1t does not cost
~---tNing TO investigate -.-- .-~-'od. If
unable to call, write or phone, and our
representative will call on You
Capital Loan Office
$40 Market Street
Open Evenings. Wilmington, Del,
Evening journal., 1908-11-07

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
y will soon be held in every state Fun
Information and questions used by The
Commission free. COLUMBIAN CORES
.PONDENCE COLLEGE, Washington
d. c. ola-20-nl-3
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PROFESSIONAL

.-lls-F1-----.l7-l-'.-.
LAST DAY, SATURDAY, NOV. 7TH.
can tell you how 20 double your sue
cess IN any line OF work. COHEN. Ex-
pert Phrenologist, gl6 King ST. Fees. soc.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
-OoI AM rOOI4U
WANTED

EVERYBODY NEEDING
w half-tone engravings. zinc etchlngs.
or electrotypes, 20 get our estimate. Deli
aware Farm & Home, 406is Shlpiey sc
NXTANTED-5OO CUSTOMERS FOR SEC
w ond-hand Overcoats. G. s. HUR-
LOCK, SeventhN and Poplar ats. os0-6m
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Samuel C. BiddIe
Real Estate
investments
General Insurance
D. IA Phone 761-A SOS Delaware Ave
FOR SALE

Hotel. only ono IN suburban town OF
1000 inhabitants. Licensed to March,
1909. Doing good business. owner IN poor
health.
House 22nd and Pine Fts.. rooms,
modern, price $500. only $500 required TO
buy.
porch, modern. Sell or trade for farm.
los s. jackson st., can be bought at
| bargain.
/ Silversidc b and o R. r., good building
plenty OF fruit.
Many bargains I'm city. suburban and
farm properties. can ior pafueuiatF'
Money to loan. .
D n. ST. IL 70 lNcAl i-atllN' q AAeat
Both Phones. $50 Market ~.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07
NOTIFIES


.MOTICE-DlNlDENDS
Artisans Savings Bank,
o. Market Street. Wilmington, Del.
November -nu l918.
The Board OF Managers nave declared
he regular SEMl-ANNUAL dividend Of
two per cent. 10 depositors, being tor the
six months ending october LIST, 1905. De-
positOrs will please present their books
on and after November md 70 have divi-
dend entered. ROBERT ID. KEMP.
ng-l2t Treasurer.
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FOR RENT

We have some nice Offices IN a central
part OF the city.
STORES
PIG King street
902 King street.
s25a King street.
b25 East 9th street.
CHARLES c. KURTz,
l0i1 Market St.
Opposite Court House)
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"GO South by Sea-

Merchants and Miners Trans. Co.
Steamers Philadelphia to Savannah.
A most delightful route to Georgia,
Florida. Alabama and all Southern
points.
Low Fares and Excellent Service.
Through tickets on sale from Will
mington, Del Call on nearest Ticket
Agent, or for booklet address City
Ticket flee. los S. Ninth St.. Phil
adelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1908-11-07

EOR sALE-PARLoR sToeE. NEAR
l. ly new. Apply io21 Monroe st. n5-st
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY.

The official totals in all Of New Cas-
tie county are;
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
Rrvan ........ .................-.- -l2,s4f
TAFT .s.... .... ...--.-.''ss''s'''''
Taft's majority, 2022.
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BusINEss oPPoRruNIrIEs
FOR SALE.


L OR sALE-FARM 80 ACRES. STU
J. ated Brandywine hundred miles
from Wilminston. Apply 10 George T.
Brown, No. SIG Market St, Wilmington.
Del ni-5-6-7-9-I0
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-05
SICK MAN WANTED CHANGE.
Moro Than Willing to Mako Transfer
with Physician. e

A Syracuse business man who, be.
Cides being extremely active and am,
bilious, has much sense Of humor,
was taken sick with slight attack OF
pneumonia. His physician, aware that
1t would be a task to keep his high.
strung patient in bed. sought to i'm
press on him the seriousness OF the
ailment and the necessity OF absolute
rest; all Of which the sick man lis.
tened to In q bored manner. Never
theless he consented to obey the doc.
tor.
But this enforced inactivity ranked
In him; and each succeeding day
found the patient importuning the
medical man attendant to allow him
to get out to business. Then. dis
gusted. he would lie back to cast i'm
precautions at the memorable physi.
clan.
One morning the physician, after
having been up all night on an i'm
portant case, appeared at bis patients
house at the usual hour. He had hard
ly stuck his haggard face inside the
door. however. before the man in the
bed gave him . quick glance and sat
up.
"Eh? calculated the patient. Then
showing out his hand to grasp the doc
tors satchel, he added: DOC, 1 guess
you'd better get into bed here and
let me 60 out with the medicine
bag"
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-05
White Slave Traffic,

Buffalo, N. Y.-TSe statement that
a report in course of preparation to be
submitted to the United States gov
ernmcnt will reveal tremendous vested
interests which deal with the white
slave traffic. was made at the after
noon session Of the American National
Woman Suffrage Association Saturday
by the Rev. Anna Garlin Spencer of
New York There are persons high
In the governments of several coun-
tries" declared Mrs Spencer who
have had shady transactions in tho
traffic of which l speak,"