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Arizona republican., 1908-10-25

quently due to the excessive use of salt. The eyelids are affected from the same cause. The III effects of salt nre especlai- ly apparent on the kidneys. The dropsy of Bright's disease and certain forms of heart disease are due wholly or in part to the use, unduly, of salt.
 This explains how a milk diet in kidney diseases so rapidly Improves the condition of the patient; the salt which has been deposited in the tissues is washed out, as 1t were, by the milk. The same Is true of the grape cure-the fruit juice of the grape also washes out the salt from the tissues.
 In the natural foods there is quite a sufl- cient quantity of what Is known as inor- ganic salts, without any artificial addition of chloride of sodium being necessary for mans requirements.
 It is now a recognized fact that under any circumstances the amount of salt for man should not exceed l5 to 30 grains per day, as any excess has to be excreted through the kidneys and the skin. A little salt may not be out of place, but anything beyond one-qrarter Of one-half a teaspOonful daily Is an injurious amount
Arizona republican., 1908-10-25
THROWN FROM VEHICLE

THROWN FROM VEHICLE Dwight B. Heard and another gentle man were driving on First avenue just north of Adams yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock. One of them was leading a horse behind the vehicle This horse attempted to climb into the wagon from the rear with the result that it was tipped over and the team ran away after unloading the two men. NIT. Heard was thrown near the corner of the alley adjoining the of- flee of Dr. Wylie and was rendered insensible for a few minutes. He was immediately restored after being taken into the office and a careful examina- ton revealed no broken bones or other injury save the shock. MT Heard was able to accompany his driver home a little later. the horses and vehicle be- ing captured uninjured and driven back to Dr. Wylie's office.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-25
Business Maxiims.

You cannot accumulate competency on labor alone. Save something. so that after a while 1t may save you.
 Separate your sympathy from your money. Employ both, not destructively, but eonstructively. Then you will have learned the lesson of investment
 Regrets are poor nourishment for bank accounts. It is not how much a man loses that counts, but how much he learns when he does lose.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-25

Make use of the other mans experience. It has cost him lot.
 Make money earn It's full capacity. That is what you are trying to do with your self.
 You will have to quit work in a while. Make money your partner now. It never grows old and decrepit.
 Don't sit on the fence of Inaction and let Now glide by you loaded win It's prizes of possibility.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-25

Harriet W. Marshall and husband to Keturah Burroughs, deed to lots 8 and g Lanes Subd.
 E. G. Pecka and wife to Jno. H Kerl- finger, deed to lot 16 Blk. ? Palo Alto Addn.
 JnO. H. Kerlinger to B. c. Peckas. deed to lots 6-S-1O-12-14 Blk. 10 Grand Ave. Add.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-25
AeITAToRs SENTENCED

Fl Paso, Oct. 24-H. c. Silvia and Leocardo Trevino. found guilty in fed eral court yesterday of fOmenting a revolution against Mexico were sen fenced to serve two years each in the pententiary by Federal Judge Maxey today
Arizona republican., 1908-10-25

ords of the offices of the district clerk theprobate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract & Title Company.
 The records for yesterday were:
Arizona republican., 1908-10-25
Hoods SarsapariIIa 40,366 People
RECOMMEND IT

For the blood, for lost appetite, for that tired feeling, rheumatism and other troubles-that number having written us in two years telling of cures and remarkable benefit from it. This great volume of testimony should convince you of the sterling merits of this great medicine. Get a bottle and begin to take it today.
 Tn usual liquid form or in chocolate-coated tablets called Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-25

RECORDERS OFFICE
 Valley Bank of Phoenix, to Joseph c. Thompson. deed to lot 25 Blk Uni versity Addn. zE M
Arizona republican., 1908-10-25

Chester Smith, who is engaged in construction work on the Roosevelt dam, is in the city and is making preparations for the coming of his family from Boston some time this week.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-25

TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS. The following transcripts of the rec
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04

Beorifter llll0er S,,oianerfrigeue.
Son, en- pgte Anlerifuner begp,lotc
ban aeoerit pon stieen % arbeioeoe
Zig peo iine itore 6ortie,,eiter op til
|be bgieite Softer 90 bul, ipnrboliie-
rer iaalehes ollcsbc MiG1lb, Scr / 81
Der bppr Ser trtrl,9tes til pirfeIige
sStprlnr1,o % 2ebere, fon1 i Jer-
yrnnoc,l -og oireSe ALTON nef iaa
oar 2ipet. / sstrbrelanoets ssieaelte..
Son n,i1lbeoe olll, bporle6es Set, JON
Der i9orgerfrigcll blepsitriM ON, I'LL
er bragt til @leu1iet, iuateocs at baa=
uoe blaa" % DC grdo" ser ocn-
gang fegtebe al alle arniter, MI
itoar ialulenc OIL Set fnlles Moul::
ocrcs 2al,os sgre % 6rcnllfribt.
Gn slfOeling df Nrriioe1tcns Gale
.fortjener ganifesiarlig 0pnlarfioln-
beo foroi bor l@ben foitiloar, at oct
life ct spprg5laaolet OH lgoeiteo,
Scr beite!m1er, OH mon bliper en- goo
gmerifaner.
Ser er," loape IrrlioentelL ret
@,n,ft i Sbcri0dnS aorrierc, JON pi
.alle fnn baue sauot al at 1ninoes.
Mcoers Gront, Sherman o9 lbonas
oor al uonln1clEonrerifanlf 5lngt,
-por sbcrioans 13rulore, ligeiom M0=
nliral UorroautY fp0te bi1liioes Sit
lantcrbupet. 9ufr cnfelt snf Sc fem
Mrno par liae ifu uoprrgeoc 5pper
paa belr ugtc sllHerifaner lo,n Sc a1r-
.orc fire. Gi bdr Aoloe os sen ajenos=
gier1,ino ituoiot Ior Die, at sl,neri-
faniSrne CT ct 5pprgSlnaal ON Erin=
.cipper, OH UorMnal, ON sSoeoler, on
@orafter; at oct fife 9irlber 6poeite0
eller 1roesbcfieiocIie ellcr sliitaln=
ming. Scr 2aaoct er Mcprnielrtan-
ter fnr ntonge af 0cn gonlle &eroenS
9iaccr b(epet illlgDeoe laillnlen til en-
ny 5Dpe. hpis Nopebejclooirlnelig-
feorr alIeresets { e { faI1lltoebe =pg bar
fuItiloaeoe observation-disclosures Du-
&c. Sbi sen Sanclteoigel, i bpilfel1
allc Sc npe 5nper lrneltebe lan1lne1 /
en-, ifobtes ira f776 til 1889, %
Dor 9fationalitet tur ofgiort foltilaaet
i ane bell5 g11feltbeocr of Mnloene
i @albingtons Gage. Gaceeielrbon1=
meligbeOerne uil life bcr i 2el1oet
flnne efsiltcrc lerifilt lom oen
gan1le ger0el,. Sc oil blipe foreneoe,
og Sc heblte 9ieprrlel1tonter for 6en=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04

Ire npe 5Dpe pil bore Dem, Ser itaar
bgieit / Motionens 8orti6, ionl bprer
set ifign11elte @aab for 6enS 6ret11s
tbs, og ioil1 enc og alel1e bnres frem
at lit perlonlige @pro; loln afifDer
at gjpre andre roget onot, % iom
.ielp lnugter at nnoerfafte Zig nogen
llret;; iolm life Jig berer noget @por
at sbogbeo, lon1 al6rig frpgter en-
&, 11oar aan1pel1 ginl6er Opret=
boloelie al Ell Juno % bpi Moral, og
lom narer @aabet pe6 oeres 2ib at
bringe Sen Dog nern1ere, % 8etfpr-
6gbeo % Sreo ifal raaoe inoen bore
egne 2anoegre11oier og i bort Gor-
bolo til olle fre11tmebe Mogter.
sberioon par Ell 8Dpe pan Ell
I9ln1erifoner af ben bebite Mrt, r1r1-
ben af fren1n1e6 &ob. Set er ! goo
9berensitennn1elie 1neo bette, at en-
.anben Mmertfaner, Der ogiaa bar iill
&o6 / ct frenmeo 2an6, i Danrnarf,
og ion1 iig brrer ben me Mations
bebfte ggerifaber, er fonunet til at
rene bans Minoe esn1prfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04


@enerul Nbilip $. Sberioal1s fo-
losiale &ptterltatue, ct Garf al oelr
baaf-amerifanlfe 8ille0bngger G,,t=
5on 8grglum, blep Snsbag iiblte
llge ofllpret Mulbington =. 6.
Gen betegnes al a1nitfjenoere loal
en al DC ifjpltnelte &ptterltat1er bar
i 2auoet, fltlbt u0 puroig oel1 0clt,
bpis Nei'toe Sen lfal forepige, % oe1
bill gigre Sen &lu1l lt,,ers Mopll lnnl
bar frel1tltillet sen, llog0eligt. 5ta=
tl1elt er rejlt poo SberiOan Circle.
peo &rD0s,lingcn al aiaslacbnlett5
Npe. ug %. Str, ct al @ppcoltanens
elegantelte Observation-Disclosures. Zen
fren1ltiller oen tapre Sonrfprer paa
bans 6erpn1te 93iot llnoer SIaget pes
@incbelter, ser er blepet bcilttlaet i
Ell al De beDlt fjenbte Hoelner, lonl
frcl11fom oln Borgerfrigel1, % piler
/. ..- =
Generalen i Ell 5tilltng ioln for at
6ilie fine Solbater, n1ebens Soften
itaae,loe re6e til Spritg, mco
olle Wfuifler ipellOte, penter paa at
folnn1e freln. Stotllel1s Stprrelle CT.
tie sSjerbeDele nper 11atl1rlig Stprrel=
lie.
9e Jpreneoe 5toters Sopeoltoo
6or aft loa III TO n1egtige Mptter]to-
tlter, oe imuffcite og melt forn,fl,lo=
enote, iom 9lmerifa far at oppile, Ser
er mo0ellercoe al Ionltc. Gen an-
Sen CT Sberl1on Stotllel1 pao Nenn=
lplpania 9lpey ai0poe gorI Mobl=
Smiths berlige Melterpnrf, ionl bon
fife naaeOe at ie fllOfprt men ionl
oil ltoa ion ct Minoe ON bum iao
bel lonl ON Sen &elt bois Sfiffelle
bon forlneoe. @nt5on @prgll1r,
observation-disclosures Sfober, er feot
fer 9anbet, men 5pn al 6onlfe
Jortrlore, &ellbelboen 0r. S. 90.
8prgllun / Smaba og bans ligeleoes
odniffp0te &ultrn Son bar pltnoet
ct ltteget betp6eligt Napn / sen on1e-
rifanife &nnltperbelt, og bans 9}p er-
I'LL faitiloaet be6 Sen 11pe Stotl,e.
9enne bleb reilt pe0 en- 8on1isiio1l
blanbt bbis Meolen1ner bar ser,
fomnlel10e Yr9lioent Saft, @eneroler-
tie Gorbil1 og- Sberibm pg Sen nll=
peren6e arigslnil1iiter 21fe 6
@ri9bt, ser er 8on1isltone,1s 6or=
n1onb. Ser i11bfom en- Wel1goe llo=
faif til Statue11, og 4olnisitonen bob
oe ct barifeligt glrbej0e meo at bpl-
&c 0en be6lte Mo6el. Otter Siger=
Sc fpl6es set for en- itor Del General
8btl Sberibans Gnfe, at 8prgIums
l16fait til Monl1mentet gtf al mes
|Seiren.
slfilgringe11 i 01,s6ogs bar leolo=
get af glimrel1oe Jeltligbeoer. Gilltr-
oe par foru6en @eneralens Cute y,
bans 5pn og Robne,1 2pitnant BbiIip
s. Sberion1 al be Gor. Stu
ters 5. 8opalleriregin1e1lt Ser.
fierne6e 9effet fra Statuen, e,,
magtig 6oriamling at gnbe6Smeno
og Officerer / 5tatens Gieneite, ge-
teraner fra 8orgerfrtgen og Ben ipon-
ife @rig, frenme0e Diplon1ater og
8orgere 8aibington og alle Ggne
|af 2onoet. g,l flor MiIiterpara6e,
fgrt af Stabcbefe1l @eneralmaior S.
Sranflin Sell, pasierebe @ebp.
&r9lt6ent yooiebelt, 8rigaoegene-
raj @orace &orter og &rigsminiiter
2lfe g. 8rigbt talte beb Mfi1gringen
og p0e0e en- gli1nre16e &Dloeit til ben
afopbe Selts Min6e. Graiioenten.
gap en- fort Operiigt ober bans Rar=
lrtiere, lige ira bans fgrfte nilittare
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04
5r1 StQmnt =jdnQStef
2ipsfangen Heter Nsatbitiea baaber
paa Jremttben.

8ore 2aiere bill n1ir6es, at en- ung
.bn11if Manb, Genbelboen 8eter Mn-
tbieien, / Oftober Maaneo ifior at
1iltriftsrettel1 / 8eltrnmi goulltp,
D1i1,ll, blep benlt til Deben l1n6erH
eltflage for at bape lnpr6et Ell &nme-
rot, Nor6n1an0en Sobon ssSobaniel,,
i Ell @ptte i geerbe0el al Senitrife,
Nlil1r,. gf5efutionsbagen bar alle-
.rc0e fuItiat al 5tatens @uperngr, Do
Set lpffeoes Sen bpbSDgn1tes 2an6s-
.l1lpr1o at fornaa 5tatenS @paro Of
Haroon til at foranbre Dolnnsen til
lipspariet J9nglel s. 81. SSanuar o.
y. Matbieie1 begDn6te itrafs Mflo-
nilgen al lin 5traf og er MI ! Stats-
fnugslet i Stillpater, Mi1ln.
@1r. IS. NasnuSien, Minneapolis,
Der Dor Ell af 0e Meno, JON talte ben
oposogu1te W1an6s Sag for 8oaro Of
Euroon pg 1neopirfe6e til StraffenS
Iorunoring, bar nDlig lno0taget ct
8reD ira Matbieien al fplgenbe Sllo-
bol0:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04
3lfs = . -..5l
5tillmater, Dfitl11., Is. 9eop.
s&inre S5r. Masmusienl

&1Rre 9r. HdSnus1en!
ltnoifplo mig at leg life bor fire.
BET til Gem fgr, al oe1t @runb, at
ieg life far fien0t Deres s(oresle,
men for nogle Gage li0en lalte ieg ct
al Ceres 8labe, og oerigiennem fif
ieg 0eres 9l6resle. Seq bar oa 1trafs
fpr0ig til at 1frtDe til Gem. SiRr-
telig Saf for Ceres Mrbeioe for mir
9e1raaoring og 3af for Ielegrant-
met, lon1 De ie10te mig Oeron1 De
fan tro ieg bleb glao Sen slfte,1, on
ieg n1ootog Deres Telegram ON min
9enoa0ning, og at leg Bat friet fra.
Ell uifploig Dp6 / @algeil.
De fal1 tro set bor b9ret en- baar6
9io Tor mig ber / bette fren1meoe
oano. Ser bar leg Set goot efter
Cmitnnbigbeoerne. 9llle er go0e
inro0 mig, men alligebel fon De fro
set er boor0t at lio0e bag 2aas og
glaa. Wien ieg leDer | Oet @aab, at
Der pil fon1tne en- Dag, ba Jribeoens
5irne oil laa for mig.
aiere Sr Nasmuslel1! Sc tan
tro, at jeg glemmer Gem alortg, Ell
bellcr nogen al mine fjRre 8enner.
ipnr bar gipet mig en- @aanbsrpfning
/ nit 2ipS ntgrfeite Stl1n6. Mlen
gienncm sen :111prfelte. gtlln6 / nit
9ip bar leg f1nbet ct 2ps, loln alio
Di1 lfinne nit Siprte> og bette 2Ds.
er Dor Sreller, Selus &riitlls, iom leo
ina pineful6 en- 500 for mine 5pnoer
og al Ger6ens SDno. 9e fan tro
0et er go6t at bore ct Subs 8ar1t.
selb ON benne 8erben er albrig iaa
baarb at gaa igiennenr, ian ct bet al-.
ligebel ingen 9tng, bare Di Ter pp til
@tnrmelb lbiemmet, bbor bt for ebigt
lfal DRre Set er oet itdr1tei % bebite-
al alt. Seq be6, at @n6 @inu1elett.
|pil fgre aft til set be6ite for mtg.
Ru bill leg lutte for oenne Gang
Meo bierteIig SiIien, Ceres
Yeter so atb tel en-.
II
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04

2Gier 9e bore Gnn1r1arfs sefterret.
r1inger, bill Sc fglge beore mes 6or.
boIoene bienlnle er1b bpis De abon.
11erer pan 11oget ot16et enfef banH
elIer oouif- -a1erifanF Blao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04
6 n 9 peonl#i t.b S g. g IS
npniti nn.

Y u y e . q l81 Y s.
petition.
Sta &igbenbnbn telegraferes 80.
Mopen1ber:: Bi6enifabelige gfspe6i.
toner al alle 9lrter bliber ltebie mere
ct SGrfierbe for 8interen. Gen li6=
ite, ser itaar u1l0er Dronning 2ouiieS
8effDttelie, pil afgoa til 8eitinoien
i SSan11ar MaaneO for at foretage en-
grlttbig llnberiegelie at ben nbbreote
Speba FbeoszSmitte, Ser bar piit iig
i nnIten alfe Mntillerne. @fspeoitio-
men bill iege lDltel1atilfe % rabifale
Mioler til bens Befnntpelle. Hrofesz
.ior, OF. 1neb. OILERS er 2eber al
gfspe0itionen &an er Specialtlt i
Spe6all Spgoonn1e, og set bar
.paa Grlmolag al bans l1nberlegel=
ier al Speoal1fbe0en paa Sslano at
peoallfbeos=Soipitolct, Der blep op=
fgrt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04

l 1tn1ten nlte glntlller11e. @fspe0ltlo=
men bill lege ipitelnatiife % rabifale
Mioler til bens Befnnpelie. Hrofesz
ior, OF. 1reb. Gblers ct 2eber al
Gfspe6itionen. &an er Speeialtlt i
Spe0alfb -Spgoon1lne, oe Set bar
paa Grltn6lag al bans l1noerlegel=
ier af Speoalifbe0en paa Sslano at
|speoalifbebs= =Soipitalct, Ser blep npz
fgrt.
@rpnIanb efter Mai + q,
20 pnlter.
6elifabet Sc oonife gflanter-
babsper" Der blep oannet ba set ell=
belig blep ofgiort, at Dannlarf 1frlOe
bebol6e 6e banlfe 8eltinOtlfe ger, og
bpis Opgape set er at fremne lto-
Diflingen al NeringSDejene paa DC
bnnife Ger sltlanterbabet = De ban-
ife beiti11biife Der Sergerne, Sslanb
og @rpnlon0, far ifplge ct Sele=
grant fra &igbenbabn al 81. 9to.
hellber bellltttet at idge @rgnlano re-
orgallileret laa blot nuligt eftcr Be
ianrn1e Oaetbo6er, iom Mnerifonerne
#anpe1ber pe6 0pbiplpning al Mlalfa
5elfabet erflnrer, at set anler 9ll1le-
rifanernes Sren1gau9slnda0e beo 8e-
ban0ling at glfimoerne for bell1lo-
ringsperoig baaoe bbn6 Opbrugelle
Hpg pruftiife Tormaal angaar, og set
agter at ie110e to be1ne Sag erfar-
ne Mpno til sllnifa for at 1tuoere
6orboloene poa 5teoet. 8lan0t oe
al :5elifabet foreiloae6e 6oronorin.
ger / Sen grgnlan6ife M6rniniitration
pe6rprer 1ogle Snlnifertet og Sp-
0rnt og slpl al &ens6Dr. 5orbo1oe.
lie Set peitlige @rpnlan0 ligner me.
get Dem Alolfa, ng oe SrenlgangSs
1noober slmerifanerne fglger Ser pen-
tes 0erfor at funne oDerfgreS meo
@elb I'll @rgttla110.
81 I 8 bertiS 90 eoifD16ige 2.
st Telegram fra &jebenbaDna 28.
gioben1ber n1e00e1er, at man MI bar
fun6et en- 8orflaring for, bporleoes
set f1noe gao ill., at 9l1bertis 5pinb-
lerier ful1be fortlpttes giennem iaa
mango Qlar og faa ct laa foloslalt
Onrfang u6en at blibe op6age6e. sSno,
til 2 Gage fgr Selegramnets Mflen.
belle bap6e 9llberti ita6tg negtet at
bape bapt Me6ffpl6ige, men set er III
oplpit og ban bar be6gaaet Set -
at BON bar babt Sorbtnoelier 2on-
oon iom gior6e oct muligt for bam
at fgre falif &egnifab nteo forifiel.
lige engelife Sirmaer, iarligt n1eo ct
8irn1a / Mancbelter, Ser aflatte Cts
portfore1inge11s Sn1pr, @tller &
@ilep. On af bans Me6ifploige boer
i Mancbelter, en- nnoem bar @lerf Dos
Qubertts 8anfier 2onbon Sbon1p.
ion & SO.
S Selegramnet onttales tillige, at
Nlberti nnoer Sorbprene bar frem.
lat foa mango o11,rfle glntponinger
ON, at en- eller flere at bans 4olle.
ger Miniiterief @briitenien bar pp.
ret bans @leopibere, at bet ct mere
en6 ia110ipnligt, at Der bill blipe at1-
itillet en- l1n6eriggeIie of bpor blot
BET forboloer Jig rigtig meo oisfe
@entponinger, 11aar Mbertis egen
Sag er aflluttet.
Meo SeniDn til Ben lneget on.
talte Dgnnerg gaar0~M ffere og ben
|falffe gi1rprbalIa meboeIer oe fib.
fte 6anife 8ln6e, at be6 Ben l1noer.
iggelfe, Nsieslor 5cbo1 bar nnftillet
ungaaenbe Sorbo boloet n1ellenn Glbertis
og D9nnerganr6S S1nerb allnncer fro
1885, er Set lDffeoes at faa onttrent
@isbeo for, at Sen af 9lberti lape-
De laafal6te ungte Smgrbal llmlee0
.par falif. Dgnnere reauros gaIlance
|piffe ct l1noerffub al 81 ,303 &roner.
gnbertis ct 0berifuo at 8, ,t76 Rro.
1ler Den BOT paa allbertis geg1sr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04

sfrib efter &rgpen,imre poa bette
gIab. s5.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-06-05
Novel Use for wooden eggs.

One of the innumerable things that
the manufacturers of turned wood
goods make is the darning egg, for use
in darning stockings.
These eggs are commonly provided
each with a handle of the same kind of
wood, which screws into one end. saws
the New York Sun. A while ago there
was received at the New York office of
a turned goods manufa curing concern
an order for a couple OF cases. some
thousands in number, of darning eggs
to be supplied without handle and of a
size somewhat smaller than the STAN
dard; and then for some reason this
special lot of eggs was left on the
manufacturers hands. But they were
not wasted.
In the course Of time there came in
a hatpin manufacturer who wanted to
leave an order for a few thousand hat
pin knobs, to be made in specified shape
and dimensions. Besides making regu-
larry a great variety of things the
turned goods makers also turn wood
in any shape that may be required TO
order.
And then the salesman recalled that
little lot of understood handleless darn
ing eggs, which proved to be exactly
what the hatpin man wanted, and he
took the lot. And so finally they came
to be made up, not as darning eggs,
with fancy handle, but the knobs of
hafninS.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-06-05

pleasures Of seeing the $40 go
through, but little confidential chat
on the joys Of the band practice. l
figure that l am qualified to speak on
the subject, not only because my ia
Their was leader of the band and the
only man in town who could solve the
mysteries of an E fiat cOrnet, but also
because 1 qualified as a member of the
band myself, having with some diff
Guilty mastered the alto horn.
Il had a uniform with just as much
gold braid on it as fathers had, and
when the Jonesville Cornet Band
went over to the county seat to play at
the Fourth of July celebration walked
at the head of the parade and was the
envy of all the small boys of my size in
the place.
Il said the band practiced in the
village council room. That shows how
important the band appeared in the
eyes Of the village.
The council room had two cells at
one end, that were never used except
the time when fifteen tramps We're
rounded up i'll the neighborhood fol-
lowing the robbing of a clothing store
in q nearby town. The band instru-
ments could, accordingly, be left in the
cells with perfect safety, where they
shared quarters with the polling
booths,
when Thursday night rolled around
the citizens of the town assembled
in front of the calaboose. as the Town
Hall was called. They had to go early
because the band practice always drew
lot of farmer boys in town, and the
few seats in the council room were al
a premium.
"Along about s o'clock the band
would also begin to congregate, and
shortly afterwGrd each man would try
out his instrument When the leather
lunged tuba player entered into the
contest with the snare drummer which
could make the most impression OF
the community and a few others play
ers Joined in by running the scale, usu
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-06-05
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A project Is being considered for the
tra1.sference of the Jardin DIES Plantes
to site three miles outside Paris,
where it is intended to create zoolog-
zeal oasis in which the animals can
have comparative liberty. Large in
closures containing trees, lakes and wa
ter courses are to be constructed. one
feature of the oasis would be a large
dollhouse in which all kinds Of butter
flies would be reared.
Messrs. II. P Cady and D. E. Nc
Farland have found the rare element
neon together with helium in natural
gas from southeastern Kansas. They
report that in addition to all the strong
er spectroscopic lines Of helium, which
they have carefully identified, they find
IS fairly strong lines which cannot be
identified with those of any Of the ia
miIiar gases. These lines having pre-
viously been found by Dewar IN the
spectrum of gas from the Bath Spring,
and also reported in lists OF lines
shown by the more volatile gases from
the atmosphere, they suggest that they
NAV represent q new elementary gas.
NJ. f. Pennington of the Bureau of
Chemistry, Department Of Agriculture,
reports that experiments on milk kept
at about the freezing point showed a
continuous increase of organisms for
five or six weeks At their maximum
they numbered hundreds Of millions
per cubic centimeter, and OCCASION
ally they passed the billion mark.
Although the milk experimental
with was never solidly frozen, yet
after ten days to two weeks it was
q mass of small ice crystals. No Odor
or taste indicated the high bacterial
content, and even on heating no curd
was produced until the very end of the
experiment.
It has often been asserted that Rog-
err Bacon. appreciation of whose scien-
tific acuuirements is continually grow
ing. knew how to make gunpOwder in
the thirteenth century, although more
or less doubt on the subject has always
existed. Confirmation Of Bacon's knowl-
edge in this respect is regarded as hav-
ing been found in a manuscript contain
ed in the National Library in Paris,
which has recently been studied by
Mons. 2. Duhem. Monsieur Duhem be-
lieves that this manuscript is a part
of Bacon's Opus Tertium, and it clear
ly indicates a knowledge & the COM
position, as well as of the explosive
energy, of gunpowder.
OF a curious double rainbow an OBJ
server says in a letter to the London
Times: "On March IA last, while on
the voyage between Jamaica and the
Isthmus of Panama at Il a. m., the
sun being then nearly in the zenith, a
Double rainbow of brilliant coIoring APP
peared, forming a complete circle round
the sun, the inner bow being some dis
lance from the sun, the outer bow being
about an equal distance from the in
ner. Z clear horizon showed no signs
of rain. Neither the captain nor any
other soul on board had ever seen a
similar phenomenon. The other bow
faded gradually away and then the in
ner bow"