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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-08
JACKSONVILLE.

II. G. Porter is repairing the Warren
house.
Rev. Mr.. Booth will speak at the Meth
odist church next Sunday at 1870.
Miss Phoebe Corlins has finished work
at T.. A. Temples store.
Several from here attended the May
dance at Halifax grange ball.
Mrs. Leonard Brown and daughter and
Mrs. Curtis visited c. II. Waste Wednes-
day.
Adney Chase and family will move into
one of Herbert Porters tenements very
soon.
Mr.. Scwell has moved into the Stick.
ney house which has been undergoing eX'
tensye repairs.
North River grange will confer the
fourth degree, May u, followed by the
harvest supper.
Nav Bell Dix is able to leave the North
Adams hospital where she has been very
i'll for the past 10 weeks.
Everyone is invited to the dance May
Is given by the |. o. o. +. and Re
bekahs at X. of IL. hall.
Albert Richmond of auckland is at
work for +. b. Stone and boarding with
his sister, Mrs. George Churchill.
Louis Dupres horse became frightened
at a partridge last Friday and ran, throw
ing ham out and wrenchng his ankle The
wagon was badly smashed.
There will be special exercises for Me-
mortal day here this year with speeches
in the Universalist church. The follow
inc officers and committees have been ap'
pointed: President A. A. Buttertield;
marshall. S. II. Holbrook; visiting com
mittee, O. G. Fairbanks, Mrs. N. n. Brig
ham. s. II. Holbrook, A. Warren, Mrs.
NJ NJ. Brown, Mrs. E. l.. Fuller, 4. F..
Pike, Mrs. A. j. Faulkner. Mrs. Begel-
ling, Mr.. and Mrs. Hart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cross, Fred n. Morse, Mrs. G. 4.
Allard. Mr.. and Mrs. George Shippee, Mr.,
and Mrs F. II. Cutting, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. s. Goodnow, Mrs. John Gillett, Mr..
and Mrs, A. Pike, Mrs. A. A. Smith,
.Judge Billiard, Mrs. L. II. Sawyer, Mrs.
r. &. Wheeler, Mrs. Ball, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Jewell, Mrs Dexter Dalrymple; mu-
SIC committee, Mrs. John Coleman, Mrs.
G. a. Faulkner; flower committee, Mrs.
Hugo BICYCLING, Stella Butterfield, Lottie
Stefson, Ethel Boyd, Mary, Canedy, Sarah
Faulkner, Ethel Newell; food committee,
Mrs. John Dorst, Mrs. Elliot Davis, Mrs
Flora Kent, Mrs. A. J. Faulkner, Mrs
r G, Barker and G. E. Allard.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-08
The Best Fertilizer
for the Garden

There is probably no better Fertilizer
for use in Gardens, Lawns, Shrubbery,
etc. than Pure Raw Ground Bone 1t is
excellent when used alone but it becomes
especially valuable when used with Ashes,
and such chemicals as Nitrate of Soda,
Murate of Potash, Acid Phosphate, etc.
Raw Ground Bone, guaranteed to be
absolutely pure and unaduterated, will
be furnished by G. S. Page, Hyde Park,
VT. at $500 per barrel of 200 pounds,
freight prepaid to almost any railroad
station. He also furnishes the chemicals
above named at reasonable prices.
Send him your name on postal card,
mentioning this paper, and he will send
you free, postpaid, a little booklet giving
directions for using Raw Ground Bone.
The booklet also contains formulas for
mixing complete Fertilizers at home,
both for the farm and garden, as well as
A lot of other valuable information re-
garding the use of Fertilizers on lawns
and for different kinds of plants and
flowers
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-08
VERNON.

Mrs. II. 4. Strecter is conyaescent from
an attack OF rleurisy.
The Barnes Brothers have purchased an.
other timber lot Of George VI. Brooks.
Arthur Hale OF Springfield spent sun.
day with his parents, Mr., and Mrs. W.
NJ. Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jackson OF Spring
field, Mass, were oyerSunday guests at
Mrs. Strecter's.
Miss Tina Strceter OF the Greenfield
high school accompanied her class TO
Washington last week.
Several members OF the union Sunday
school attended the meeting of the Wind
ham county Sunday school association at
Guiliord ON Wednesday.
The young people had very interest.
ing program last Saturday evening and
served a generous feed OF ice cream and
cake in addition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Horsman and
daughter Edith OF South birmingham,
Mass. visited at the Hubbard farm over
last Sunday. Mrs. llorsman and daughter
will remain a few weeks.
Another skeleton was unearthed by
workmen at the dam "Wednesday, near the
camp at the point of the Heard meadow.
Ii was undoubtedly that Of an Indian and
was found near where others have been
found years ago.
The lecturer OF Vernon grange wishes
to give notice that the program at the
next meeting Saturday evening, May 10,
will consist of Memorial exercises Tor
which the older members are requested
to give an account OF some OF the results
of the civil war and the younger members
some of the results of the Cuban and
Philippine war.
-Four large cases OF books which were
bequeathed to this town by Miss Jane
Hunt OF New York and Newport, a de-
scendant of Governor jonathan Hunt,
long ago distinguished citizen OF Yer
non, whose wife gave the town It's name,
have been received by the town clerk.
The books will be placed in the public IL
barry at Mrs. f. IL. Alleys and eata-
lopIIed for use.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-08
WEST NogTHrIrLp.

l.il'le l'sne Haley i very IN with pnsa,
nnnia
M, u, !, hHgs. j. visiting her sister
ia Westminster.
Mr Nlley Il Athnl /, 10 move into Il.
", firslon's tenement
Mrs, Walter Johnson anI daughter N.
l,n are " with mumps,
ii,segll ruuir al tan Was reoen,
guest II Marion Adams.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-08

rad COMPANY Mis-. Robbins i the
daughter ri Mr., aud Mn, !. G. krrd
IT bloomfield h. MIR, and Mr., Robbins
aw expected 10 wturu east early ~ the
summer aud will bc AT home after
sept. in Boston.
The German Medicine COMPANY left Err
DAY. They drove bnsk trade aud left
considerable medicine behind. The pur-
chaser. are now looking forward 20 a
time when sickness viii bring a chance
10 mall, use III Il. Marjorie Crosby,
daughter AZ Mr. aud Mrs z. II. Crosby,
was the prAc baby aud was gwen a dia,
mond ring The bean guessing contest wa
won by Mis- Helena Hogan who reeeiv-
al a gold watch Mis-. Edna Ray was
voted the mos, popular lady and also re-
ociyci gold watch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. G. Clcmmons are now
settled IN their new home and Friday
evening. May !, entertained o. OF their
friends, old and young. The older guests
were entertained with cards, music, vocal
and instrumental, all enjoying the college
songs with piano accompaniment. Some OF
the men were interested IN the fortune
teller who was present aud those who
dipped into the future were surprised
that their fortune was 20 near az hand.
The II children who accepted this inyl-
ta,ion to celebrate the sth birthday au'
niyer.ary Of Miss Lucy Clemmous ENJOY
ed games that pleased them and when
they were seated at the Hover decorated
supper table with their Young hostess
they admired the beautiful birthday cake
decorated with the eight symbolic candles
and did ample justice to the ice cream
and cakes served Miss Denlson, the
teacher. was guest OF honor at this table.
The other guests were served with ice
cream and cakes in another room. All
had a delightful time and were IN no
hurry TO take their departure.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-08

drAl' si.i a. y Vas. had enough, occurred
= Aeek as0 huRday, Mrs. Mifl lflaek sn,l
the ssh0al leAehaf 90 kai hlli. Mis-, lloI-
nsil, Asle dneihs hons ffs,n ehaph sn'l
Nhra eplas dea a the hlil Hast a. "a. Sea.
oIanau = IA. koFso aeai lad. . so 49,.
Ia The road, Il pulled 81 a shno and
ST ssanei and started 10 Tun AMI l.riors
Misa Hack 81 Il falls under oonlTsl llirF
lnnassi the t1ineF anl both a0ineh Nris
ihfuNn cut and the haesY iunssl sgeT.
Miss hanhell Aas - hadil injured chs has
sphe 10 her home hul Mis-, Iilaek esealal
aiih seYeFe shaking up. The hsFse
aas nni hnlt IN any Nay hot the hassy
had lie shafts hinkrn uui anl the haIi.,s.
sas hfnksn, Mrs, iilaek Is substituting
Got Miss iiannell
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-08
NoRqHFIELD FARMS

aHje T. + T. P aowes visited her daughter,
h Il II brattleboro recently.
/ br lsRael has 4, been visiting Mr.. Saw
1. Albert, in Fitchburg this
b, T bas, Edwards of North Brook
Y. Strstt,aa, visiting her mother, Mrs.
las P Pala Payne, daughter of Mrs.
yla tyne \ Of Providence, r. l., is
ID. y A. Parker's where they are
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-08
A Californian s Luck.

"The luckiest day OF my life was when
| bought box OF Bucklin's Arnlca
Salve;H writes Charles +. Budahn, OF
Tracy, California. Two 25c. boxes
cured me Of an annoying case OF itching
piles, which had troubled me for years
and they yielded TO no other treatment
Sold under guarantee at +. ii. Holden
a. Co.'s drug store.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-08
GREEN RIVER.

IhrTv Nlll he a daRee al Sumner n
Wells Friday rtrnins, May Is The prin
rifal leat0te u the evening Nill bv an
affinity dance. Everybody tonr aud Ind
Ynnr Affinity. Ladies eill pltaso hFihg
oaks' Masle all lse furnished liom iirsl'
lleliago.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-08

The slHlsf Nth another hsulLeF ia Stab,
iis, fhs daughter aAd = hephrn aIs ca
irrini fIhiaf ioI a Nisil ~ several DAYS,
u has t~ea - Years sinc~ HE ylsig hsfr
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-08
1EYDEN

eSs1's Sn r1lLzell was at his brother
PiVgiisrsesl d has gone 10 visit her folks
: Gegr9ss f65setance Visited her sister,
: he Il. I !! in Colrain, two
"a E II rs. ami his bride and his
ss M iC7 s.{I, were at their grand
have been a serious acci-
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-08
drthfeM, Mass.

s
Ni- hgA NHn' a'e 'l@ ''i''s
T,,s $500.
family have Wlun'od
b. yhlrii aiming bet
Nwa
,r INmsn b assisting IA
.rs -1Wr
ua| Gsnlnrr arr tbs
Nr- ia,i liAll,
...- ANA lean gTaham
- ..r Washington liip.
r-ru,, attended
y t..t Valley Me,li, /
Ialsr un Milk, |
: lily afternoon
- f,.,,, .
s h ,.'5,i''r IN All
n ''
af No. a.. .,.,l,,,,.l -.
HI, ' ~" '.'''A ~
naal 's " ~
~ ,i.. ,...,, o..
lar .' s.AA w, $3.50, 49, ~
I.."' s'''"s' '-''
''. N'.' '''''''''' .,-,
I naf- ~ si-'''Hhs 'h'
f5as . 81 '''.'l''''N'
m.ues meeting 81 me
Sewing s,Ni'lA Was held
r OF" ts't'' =" ',"'I's'
Nh. Iau., Woodland wcm
gN4H POP attend the funeral
u Mrs. Francis Hayden,
p.5 Richards. years old. WAS
IU... slHUu.ay be- iripIcd aud
arauuyr 90 60 break his col
Oh. fr.f,,. 1i the Mortified /
n Down Ia,t saturday to
oil. I.ai.up oi the chapel
sat. MTIi Co.,, summer |
.4.., slm, in town near
.r|.. h.rn rnnounccd un.
I.n ..i Down this week.
si-Isu. bacon closely trimmed.
UlHis aAf. .'
U.rfg teacher of the grammar
LII NuHuHrii. has gone home
81 illness aud Mr.. Charles
.e8 ..ry,ur as substi.
9 II
..I ur.f.srty OF the late
ltl',aA. ,..ii Il, s,I6 nj nnr.
y q " '. ,,.,ning his sister hay.
N. monument As admins.
le'''' '''
a. p,,.., ,i pain6cld. y. j..
N n. iamiy 10 their home on
~, .,r.,t The reuairs under the
N-'- II IN Chamberlain being
y" 4.
II. H.. .,.,
. ahl AI'' ~; t. i,I' s'l ma 49, se ~
sl.eneu' 'si.S y. '"S 't va Iitrl,op,
alls.ieI N''"',,ine - ~ -
W. >lluI,,,a.!' Nay in oI ron
ahd lIs' WISE aie W i've =" wv
io1n "a
3 GPen.eli Is shleI Is M h sis
~ Jane 1I'ehl.,a' olyu.' E EnJ n
NON heT hoills ~ Iphuon, '' ~
sle !l'e' WIN heI sou anu IL VI"
tine u se'eIlI years Is llaA'ns
u ills country 1
h Reed ColIIded with an automobile
Tie East Mortified post Office recent
Ml BOTH he and bis bicycle were much
sspd in the encounter. Mr.. Reeds
De were serious enough TO require
attendance OF a physician.
tsv e5pyeyance for the convenience
-. tbs botsI Inns" which
iDn perham's inn to the station to
The principal trains. NJ. o. Perham
B adj a livery to his hotel equipment
few days, all of these conyeniences
b for the townspeople as well.
! svee, corn industry was represent
n, raak by / 4. Dunklee who re-
!. 5ysr I6 acres promised by the
nv. n his town The price is SIS
m delivered At Ibis station. 1t is
M tbs,e viii pot he n great many
IN folacco Int cncumbers will be
II ior Pwmmor'. pickle factory as
Tba sweet corn is 70 he sent to
esnrmr factory in Brattleboro.
i C.n.,j'. 49,, Ill Ia Grad.
ryEy H. r. CS ~ "ho VIII ne na a
lloll lu'i' HealcaI SchoHi III = .'i,e;
= w if't AoAof win a ciass l''t u
rank ana according TO a recent ap-
iIgA, ,n1le TlI DC l"o speaNei - az
y N one at .ne Eo,lulemC ,iii Ia6 NJ NJ
,5 LUZ y." f. i'u't i healIS wv of ~
il-yI na' H'u d 't'Ee "nlouh' 81 IT, IL
Fay'tVe uuIIiE Ms uVuIse anu his
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-08

Kcnnedy's Laxative Cough Syrup does not
constipaie. but ON the other hand its lAxa-
tive principles gently move the bowels. Chill.
dren like H. sold by All Druggists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-08

Insist upon DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve;;
1t is especially good for piles. Sold by All
Druggists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-08

Chi Namel Demonstration, May : to ID.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-08

Chi Namel Demonstration, May to Is.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-11-27
Benefits Of Education.

Mistress-Good gracious. Marie. what
mess your kitchen is In. Whatever
nave you been doing? 1t will take Won
week TO clean it, / should think.
Marie Yes, mum; the young ladies
have been down here showing me how
70 Doll potato according 10 the cook
book.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-11-27

"id Gentleman Is there anything 10
gee on the other side?
ferryman 40.
o.d Gentleman Is there m Inn or
Ahgthingf
Ferryman-No.
old Gentleman-Theu what 60 peo
pie 60 across for?
ferfyman Tuppence-S Sketch.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-11-27

Lady Helper Come. johnny I'm
sure yo" en- r'l lSe one more piece Of
cake -
johnny cn hoarse whispcr,-No
thah6y. mum. Al can sun ,.t I'M,
An can't swalier Punch.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-11-27
Madison Township Trustee
Notice.

Notice is,given that hereafter the Tr,s
zee OF Madison township will mo !, w -.
once each Saturday, at his residsr 1T
one mile south west OF ireland ~
lor the purpose Of attending 10 towns ~ !,
business and all persons having b"s ~,
Slth the township are expecteI - n-.'
line il to those DAYS ''eu 70 con
:. The township library i ken, !, c.,
the books. e an may obtain
torn ns :, INDIANA riana School books will be
fines ~ iiehry Summers store at ali,
Ian < ,ooo SAMUEL A. GLnzKN
-'O'' Trust Madison Tpl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-11-27

The undersigned trustee OF Jefferson
township, Dubois county hereby give,
notice that he will attend TO all bushes.
pertaining to the Office OF Trustee M his
Drug Store IN Birdseye Indiana IN
The Tuesdays OF each week and rennes,s
All persons having township business ~
present IL on office dave.
jan. s, 0S-1yr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-11-27
Boone Township Trustee.
Notice.

Inc undersigned, Trustee OF Roors
oMnsnip, Dubois county, hereby Give.
nouce that he will attend 10 ali brsS,n 49,
pertaining to the Office of Trustee q, ~
residence four-miles southwest If po,'
.ersville, on Saturdays of each weet al
GUESTS all persons having townsb;n
business 10 present il on SATURDAY. va
1ens desiring books from the Townshn,
Literary, are notified that the Library
seof st my residence. 0iAiy Is
nScnool books at James Mill. :.
~ rortersvllle. PETER j. ScHSAR4 :
Ian < 1000 Trustee Boone Tp
The evening world., 1908-10-27
PRINCE HENRY
TAKES SKY TRIP
WITH ZEPPELIN
NaiSer'S Brother Scars Away
in Big Airship Over Lake
Constance.

FRIEDRICHSHAFEN Oct. e7.-Count
Zeppeln's airship made an ascension
early to-day with Prince Henry OF Prus-
sia and Capt, MIschke as passengers
The airship went off IN the direction of
ueberlingen to the northward OF Lake
Constance,
Count Zeppelin himself was steering
The airship, which was at an altitude
of GO feet, soon disappeared behind a
gray bank OF clouds. 1t was last seen
In the vicinity of Schaffhausen. making
Its way against a strong northwest
wind blowing at the rate of thirty seven
miles an hour. II is the intention of the
Count to remain in the air several
hours,
The evening world., 1908-10-27
LIVE SPORT At
PIMLICO DRAWS
A BIG CROWD
New Workers Badly Upset in
First Race When Star
gOWan Loses.
Special to The Evening worlaA

P1MLlCo, Md. Oct. 2G-A number Of
New Workers. tired with dndging deputy
shorins on their home tracks, arrived
here to-day on the noon train anxious
10 take a whack at the bank rolls of the
men who give you a receipt for every
bet you make 1t did not take them long
To make their presence felt in the ring,
and the forty-odd bookmakers doing
business had all they could attend to,
1t was another perfect day, but the
track was heavy and hodmIg, and this
latter complicated the task of picking
winners. There were 5000 enthusiasts
at the tra k
The sport started off with a defeat
for the sure thing players They tried
10 make Slargowan bring home the
hotel bill, but failed. Elsoly had the
foot on his field from the start to the
finish and won cleverly, with Stargo-
van second and Trey of Spades third.
FIRST RACE-Sellng; 800 added ;
three year-olds and up; six furlongs.
Edsely, ia 'N.coD. to /. 10 and
SlargpWan, 10, CMcCarthy) ? to 5
and out, second.
Trey of spades, lO4 (Crowley). Il to
!, 9 to / and to 2, third. Time
LIS -.
Belle of the Bay, The Clown, Kemp-
ton, Nio.ess, Iucognito also ran.
FaNorite players got il in the neck
again in the second race Live Wire
was the choice of the majority of those
who had II bet ON the race, but his re-
cent races seemed to have dulled his
speed and the best he could do was TO
finish second. Gridiron had on his rum
ming clothes ana leading from start to
finish Won easily with Live Wire sec
und ana Black sheep third
SECOND RACE-fhree-y year-olds: 500
added, one mile and forty yards, Time
Grdiron, l1a CNtSoD, to !. to and
Live .Whe, ll6 CMcCarthy), 3 to and
Biack sheep, lo6 O'ptonD, 5 10 l, $ to s
and out, third.
Duke of Roanoke also ran.
Michael Beck came to IN" rescue OF
the big Iusprs and landed first money in
was at odds ON, but looked So much the
best that almost every one went to
him lie took the lead in the first fur
long. and that's all there was To IT,
AT the end lee had plenty I'm hand to
Win from Ballet Gin, with Red Doe a
good thlrd.
THIR!j RACE Maiden twro-year, Old. ;
'SSIuapa"l seek. 100 CUptonp, 10 g. i
to I ana ont, won,
Ballet Gul, aS CGoldsteim. 10 TO l. 3
to ] and Z 10 o, second.
Rcd Doe, a ,MGCarthy), to /, to
GG,p'enhov, sally Toney, King com.
monrl, Miss Cardigan, Alice Nayarre
a so ran,
TIE steepio hase Went To Prince OF
Pilsen, simply hevaus" Dupee, on Ponto-
100. rode nkr "A novice. He was in first
an the way for two miles. forcing the
pace. aud the consequence, was that
when II came down 10 AN argument IN
tba nual drive, he had MOI hing lpft and
Punrc uf pisvn Won easily. with Pon-
toiur second and Woodside third
FOURTH RAIE-Green Spr.ng Nall.y
Streplecnasc, iour-year-olds and up
Wald, So. added about two ana hal
m,lvs rimo-ool, Prince OF pilsen. lis
,MrAfesl. 4 tu 1, To and 1 10 5, won
Ponautoc, as tpupeel, TO l, 10 1 and 1
" 8, second Woodside, LAG lAeClalnJ,
The evening world., 1908-10-27
GOT THE MEN
Who STOLE HIS
ROLL BY TRICK
Jengendre Was Sailing for
France With $3.50 When
They Fooled Him.
CAUGHT AFTER A WEEK.
One Running Away Was
Knocked Down by a
Street SWeeper'S Broom.
CAUGHT AFTER A WEEK.

The persistencv of Emile Leugcndre.
week ago to sail for France with his
savings of $3.50, led, this afternoon. to
the capture of tie two men who got
His money away FROM him ON sailing
day 10y the old handkerchief trick. In
cid"ntally, Washington street. i'm the
neighbcrhood OF the Hotel Keller,
whore he is stopping. was treated to a
thief chase aud Il display of pistols.
Wien Jongendre went aboard the
steamer for France last week he met
the two atfable strangers who were.
caught to-day. After some conversation
they suggested that as they were all
going to France and there were bad
men on steamers it would he a good
idea to pool their money and place it in
handkerchief. Jongendre was told
according TO the regular rules of the
time-Worm game-that he was to have
the handkerchief in charge
When he opened the handkerchief
after the two strangers had stepped
ashore for a minute he found an eN-
tensNe collection OF newspaper clip
pings and nothing else.
At the hotel. to which he returned.
he was advised to wait over and see if
lie couldn't get on the track OF the
two hunco men. This afternoon he
saw them standing outside the hotel
and summoned the clerk, John Reisen-
bach.
ReisenhaCh got a pistol, and. holding
1t to the head of one of the men, told
The evening world., 1908-10-27


very Interesting, Goodnight, dear. with
lots OF love and many kisses Your low
ing Wife. CLAUDIA"
Turning SomersauIts.
In letter written on Mareh II, Mrs.
liains said: Il am about to retire, alter
turning few somersaults In the kitchen
FOR Minnie" Minnie. il was explained,
was servant in the Hams home at
Fort Hamilton.
on March Is Mrs Hams wrote:
--- came in this afternoon and
rushed the GROWER. lie does that TO
perfection."
After telling Of card game she par
bcipated III on March 20 Mrs. Hains
concluded; Good night. dear; see what
You are missing not being with your
sporty wife. Love Claudia"
short letter, written on Sunday.
March -, said
My Dearest Husband: I had such q
headache this afternoon. | backed down
on church; not hangover, either, be-
cause there was no booze last night.
Lots of love and big kiss, Claudia"
Following are excerpts from the other
letters nr,in in lhe he package:
TunnlnE round the post with Mrs. -
and Mrs. My, hat Mamie does
smoke! -Four or five in quick success
smoke, did my share to-day, Good
night. dear Lots OF love and big
KISS, *, orc5 1%"r loving wife CLAUDIA"
cards; the others all sueaked, =
wanted me 10 go home ana have n
smoke with her Good night; | am GO
ing to turn in, Loads of kisses for my
The evening world., 1908-10-27
SHERMAN COMING TO
SPEAK HERE TONIGHT

AMSTERDAM, y Y, Oct, 97,-Vice-
Presidential candidate James S. Sher-
man. speaking here to-day declared
that the paramount issue of the cam
paIgn is whether or not the protective
system established by the Republican
party shall he maintained.
Following the meeting here, Mr.. Sher-
man. escorted by local Republican lead
ers. left for Schenectady on special
trolley ear, at which he viii catch a
train for New York city where he
Will speak tonight.
The evening world., 1908-10-27
"StOrk Amt
Coin to oOhio,"
"Fingy Says.


"ohIo may he the Mother OF Presl-
dents,'" said "Fingy" Conners to the
reporters at Democratic Headquarters
to-day. "but take It from me the stork
a!nt goin there this year She's flynn
to Nebraska"