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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-20
POLICE COURT CASE
OVER BROKEN GLASS
taurant Up Before Magistrate
and Dismissed.

Details of fracas in the cafe in the
Looney building last night about, 80
o'clock, in which light of glass was
broken, were given a general airing
this afternoon in Magistrate Elliott's
court, the hearing being on a charge
of malicious mischief, preferred
against Bernard d. Carr. 1t appears
that Carr entered the place to use the
Telephone, and that Miss Cecilia G.
Juergens, who was, in charge, claiming
| that Carr had abused the privilege
given. asked Myron Jordanlto order the
young man cut. Jordan complied with
the request, and, according to the testi-
mony of the defendant. substantiated
bv two other witnesses, Jordan. who
| is big powerful man, used his hands
to assist in enforcing the order Carr
was pushed against the door, and
through the glass. One witness said
that later Jordan kicked the smaller
man. After hearing the evidence, F
In. Kelly, who appeared for the state'S
attorney, moved to dismiss the case
(which was done, the elements of ma
lIicious mischief not being shown by
the evidence.
John Kruse was bound over unde
5000 bond to the grand jury for as
sault with intent to do bodily injury
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-20

My God, to Thee" o. &c. Wahlund
cad a resolution i'll behalf of the junior
lass. After the services, the entire
student body formed funeral cortege
md marched behind the hearse to the
depot The remains were taken to
south Omaha for burial by the sister of
the dead student and C. G. Bloomquist
epresenting the college and students.
Alfred LindQuist was born in Sweden
April, 1873 He came to America in
S93 and five years later enrolled in
luther academy at Wahoo, Neb. Later
he returned to Sweden on visit and
emained there two years. He came to
Augustana the fall of 1906. By his
quiet and unassuming manner, he won
he love and esteem of all the students
md his death has cast a gloom over
the college. Besides his sister in South
Omaha, he is survived by his father,
brother and two Sisters living in
Sweden.
Thomas Lynch.
Thomas Lynch died Saturday even
ing at his home, 400 Fifth street, after
I lingering illness with Brlghts dis
ease Mr. Lynch was born at Ottawa
| ILL.,. 43 years ago. He has been a resi-
lent of Rock island 26 years. He was
| employed at the glass industry when il
existed in this city, and when the worl
| closed here it was necessary for him Il
go to Indiana and Kansas during The
winter months to work at his trade a!
| 4 glass blower. He continued his resi-
dence during the entire time in Rocl
IlAand.
Mr.. Lynch is survived by his wife.
laughter Hazel, his sister, Mrs. Jane
iOBrien of Ottawa, and two brothers
James and Ben of Chicago. He was
member of Alexandria tent No. 112 Q
the knights of Maccabees. The funera
will be held tomorrow. morning. Shor
services will be held at the home at
o'clock and mass will be held at S
Joseph's church, where Dean J. ,
Quinn will officiate. Burial will TAX
place at Chippiannock cemetery.
Mrs. Christina Arndt.
IL Mrs. Christina Arndt died at til
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-20
IN THE CHURCHES

Broadway Presbyterian. - Wednes
day afternoon at 4 o'clock the Junior
association will meet in the primary
room.
Wednesday evening prayer services
will be held in the church. The topic
for the evening will be the Saith psalm.
Friday evening there will be a sup
per and sociable at the South Park
chapel.
First Baptist-The evangelistic serv
| ices will be held every evening this
week, with preaching by the pastor
| Rev. H. w. Reed
| The Ladies' Aid society will meet il
the church parlors Friday afternoon.
| Central Presbyterian.-This evenine
the Young Peoples Social league viii
,Continued on Page Sikh
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-20

Mrs. Emanuel Peterson died at her
home in Watertown at 10:45 Saturday
night She was born Aug. "a, 1S45, in
Sweden. In 1872 she came to this
county and was married the same year,
at once settling in WATERFOWL. She
had been an invalid II years, though
pneumonia was the immediate cause
of death. The husband and nine chill
dren survive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-20

Mrs Christina Arndt died at the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-20
the complaining witness being Mrs.
Ashbaugh.
II Does the Business.

E. e. Chamberlain of Clinton, Maine
says of Buckien's Arnica Salve: at
does the business; I have used it for
piles and it cured them. Used it fol
chapped hands and it cured them. APP
piled it to an old sore and it healed il
without leaving scar behind" q
cents at all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-20
PASTOR is CALLED
j. Howard Stoutmeyer of Chi.
cago Invited to Passionate of
Lakewood Baptist.
A STUDENT AT UNIVERSITY
Congregation Holds Meeting and Sc
lects Officers-Hon. S. r. Van
SAINT Addresses Methodists.

A call has been extended to ]. How
ard Stoutmeyer of Chicago to become
pastor of the Edgewood Baptist church.
The call has not been formally ac-
cepted by Mr.. Stoutmeyer but it is ex-
Hected that he Will accept. He was
present yesterday and conducted SER
vices at the church. Mr.. Stoutmeyer
mas not yet finished his course at the
Chicago university and so can not give
lis ontire time to the work until after
his graduation.
Congregation Elects.
The following officers were elected at
meeting of the congregation:
Church clerk-Mrs Arthur Talbot.
Financial agent and secretary-M. H.
Young.
Treasurer-John Williams
Deacons-F. NJ. Snnett, ]. D. VIII
liams, NJ. H. Young and N. Williams
Trustees-J.> d. Williams, Arthur
Sperbeck, J. H. C. Reed, J. L. Lowden
and William Beal, Sr
Sunday school superintendent-Jo
seph Wilmer.
| Assistant superintendent - Arthur
Talbot.
Secretary, treasurer-Mrs. Joseph
Wilmer.
| Hon. :. II. Van SAINT Heard.
Last evening at the First Methodist
church a song service was tgiven ant
short addresses were made by former
Governor S. r. Van SAINT of Mime
sofa, and the pastor, DR.. R. B. Viii
Jams. Special musical numbers wer.
given by Einar Joarnsen and Miss
| trening Governor Van SAINT spoke OIL
symbols and realities and illustrated
1is talk with incidents and expert
| ences while in Palestine. He told o
The peoples of that country and SPOKE
| especially of the noticeable fact tha
theys live more in symbols than il
reality. He also paid a beautiful trib
ute to the American flag. The tall
vas impromptu and proved interestin:
and instructive.
Luthcrans in Conference.
| AT the annual district conference o
he Rock Island district. Illinois con
erence of the Swedish Lutheran
church, which was in session Saturday
yesterday and today in Moline, step
! we're taken looking to the raising of tn,
districts portion of the $250,000 Jubilee
fund for AuSustana college. The POI
ion of the conference is allotted at tn
ate of $3.50 for each communism
members. There are $3.50 members il
he district, bringing the aggregate t.
between $4,000 and $4,000. 1t was de
cided that those churches which hav
'ot already taken measures to rails
the fund, invite a solicitor from tn
Augustana conference to assist then
The Rock Island, Moline and Daver
bort churches are among those whic
lave not as yet taken up the matter c
he jubilee fund.
The following officers We're elected
President-Dr p J. Brodine, Orion
Vice president-Rev. o. V. Fern
Davenport
Secretary-Rev S. G. Haglund, Roc
Stand
. Treasurer-Rev. C. E. Lundgrel
J | ieneseo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-20

CONTINUED on Page Sikh
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-20
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money If 1T
fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature
is on each box % cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-20
IN HIS LAST SLEEP
John Schafer, Port Byron Bank
er and Former County
Treasurer, Dead,
IN POOR HEALTH FOR YEARS
Prominer. in Democratic Politics and
Held Many offces-Many Ans
wer Final Summons.

John Schafer, the well known Port
Byron banker, former county treas
urer, and one Of the best known and
most generally respected citizens of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-20

the upper end of the county, died at
his home at Port Byron at II o'clock
yesterday morning of pernicious amaze
mia He had been in poor health for
several years. much of his time for
over a year having been spent in a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27
Ndmero 2O2

lcias' Su labor diaria duraba diez
horas. La prensa de todo Ell mundo.
y muy singularnente la americana.
daban las pruebas de este trabaio 10 ru-
do que acaso no soporta-fan tan ahi-
ma los que ironicos lie zahcrfan por su
boato.
Ahora mismo, coincidiendo con Ia
|inaguracion del t1lonumento 4 su me-
moria, Sc acaban de publican sus car.
tas su gran amigo don Adolfo Cal.
zado. No es completa la correspon.
dencia que Sc dA q la estampa. Sc
ha cercenado de ella todo 10 que po-
Ola herlr susceptibilidades. Poraue
aquel Castelar, da oratoria "apocalfp-
tiea tenia tambien, en- horas de inti.
midad, Ell arma hna de la ironfa.
a guna vez rajaba 6 pinchaba firme.
Los plnchazos que en- las cartas habfa
no SC dan al p1blico. Pero 10 one
sc nos ofrece es bastante para confir.
marnos en- ese aspecto de su persona
lidad de que venimoS hablando.
Cuando descendfa de la tribuna.
pedestal de su gloria, aquel orador
que arrebataba las muchedum bres.
que coumovia a los oyentes. aouei
orador que durante muchos affos 'fu6
como sfmbolo de toda nuestrs cora
toria, convertfase de qolpe en- uno
de esos humildes jornaleros que Sc
ganan la vida al dfa. Con muy de-
licado criterio no Sc ha querido DO
dar de 81 correspondence la parte
que concierne su penurja; en- donde
sc nos presenta en- vivo, con la cruda
viveza de la realldad, sus apuros
economicos. Aquellos apuros SON la
patente de su vida honrada,
\ NO quiero-ni debo-pasar Dor
alto esta ocasi6n para decir que SON
muchos los altos polfticos espafioles
econ6mica. iHFRsia Fs ss,us,,se s. Sc publicase,
ci6n, atestiguada por mtiltiples casos,
frente frente de las burdas soeces
patrafias que suelen correr de boca
en- boea. No hace mucho tempo que
las Cortes espafiolas tuvieron que vo
tar una pension modesto para que no
sc viese en- la miSerla la viuda de un
gran politico que habfa prestado altos
servicios 4 su patria.
para mas elocuencia del case,
los mayores servicios los habfa pres
tado 4 la Hacienda espaflola, con 10
cual sin duda habfa curado po2o de la
propia
Tengase en- cuenta que CASTELAR,
habfa eiercido la mas alta magistra-
tura. Y lie ella sali6 tan pobre,
tan jornalero' como habia entrado.
Francisco Acebai
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27
CARTAS DB ACBBAL
MOnument0 d Castelar,
Madrid. IS de Julio de 1908.

En- medic del espacioso paseo ma
drileflo de La Castellana" acaba dc
inaugurarse con mucha pompa Official
una est4tua-mejo dirfamos monu-
mento-a Emilio Castelar,.
Notemos. ante todo. que el siuo es-
cogido para rendir duradero homena-
je al gran orador no deja de ofrecer-
nos alguna signihcac ion. Es La
Castellana el mas ar ristocratico para
je de la cortc espafiola. es sin duda la
mas hermosa via madrilefia. Porque
este paseo tiene algo de tai pero
tiene tambi6n aires de call L. sefloril.
Amplia calle sombreada por n1ltiples
hileras de variados arboles. larga,
recta, llena de sol de algeria, es ell
lugar predilecto de los madrilefios. 6
dicho con verdad, el lugar predilecto
de las madr;lef1as.
Pero no busqueis nunca alli 4 la
madrilef1a popular; buscsd a la ma
drilefia de alta alcurnia. Y la halla-
reis en- las soleadas mafIanas de nues
tro invierno paseando pie; y la ha
llareis & la tarde en- los blasonados
coches de gallardo tronco en- los
Ia josos automobiles electricos. Es ell
paseo genuinamente aristocr5tico,
elegante y asefiorado.
Y su aristocratismo no solo Ell de
los paseante. es tambien al de los
Residences. A una y otra vera de
este paseo-calle Sc levantan los mas
bellos palacios modernos de Madrid.
los que con nombre que es barbara
"gslicismo' llamamos "hoteles." Son
residencias verdaderamente "prin
cipescas" moradas de suntuosidad
construfdas entire fioridos jardines. y
algunas entire verdaderos parques
frondo SOS. Parte considera bic de la
aristocracia espaflola tiene 81 resi-
dencia en- La Castellana;" otra
parte tiene nostalgia de este hermo-
SO lugar. Pero va no queda disponi-
BILE espacio para mas.
Els cierto que las casas de mas ran
cia alcurnia. las de sonoros nom bres
legendarios, tienen sus grandes man
stones leios de esta hamante via. Los
Albas habitan en- medic de un popu--
loso no muy encnmbrado barrio;
los Ofiates tienen 81 caser6n en- cl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27
capitalists. que abundan en- {
partido republicano.

capitalists, que abundan en- G
partido republican,.
Creo que Mr.. Taft NADIA per
deria con fjar ese lirnite, .pasa-
do Ell cual, Ell dinero Sc ensucia.
Tn republicano plutocrata, en-
lugar de dar veinte mil pesos
de una sola vez, dara dos veces
diez mil; una con su nombre; y
otra, con nombre supuesto; &
daria los veinte mil en- diez 8 en-
doce veces, valiendose de ami
gos y correligionarios. Sospe-
cho que algo de este ha de su-
ceder en- el partido democratic
CO; pues dudo mucho que Mr..
Bryan, 81 alguno de sus admi :
radores intentanl enviar al Co
mite Nacional veinte 8 treinta
mil pesos, no en- eolumna cerra
da, sino en- orden disperso. in
tente disuadirle de cometer ese
acto de corruption"
Y, cuanto a las empresas in
dustriales y fnancieras, ST les
convene ayudars q uno de los
dos partidos. va daran con la
manera de hacerlo. No son
elias las que buscan a los poll
ticos, sino estos los que las bus
can c elias cuando hav eleccio-
mes mes r. Esas empresas. con su di-
nero, cH luSdi o~ s"s 1.-:-a Ia :
elecciones. pueden comprar ies
gisladores; que era.io que, segun
Sc cuenta. hacia el famoso Jay
Gould Y no habra sido. proba-
blemente, el unico que haya
empleado ese metodo.
Y. y. Il.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27
DBSDD WASHINGTON

Vamos, seg1n parece, q tener
ana campa1la electoral sin di-
nero; estoe Sin 10 que Ell Presi.
dente Roosevelt ha llamado ell
zainero "mapchado"; Ell que las
grandes empresas flnancieras 8
industriales daban a los parti-
dos politicos.
ESQ esta prohibido por una
aey que el Congreso vot6 Ell af1o
pasado; pero los que han hecho
"a ley. eno habran hecho la
1rampa2 FL prcsidente Roose-
welt propuso al Congreso que
fuese obligatoria la publication
de las catidades que los partidos
xecibieran para gastos electora-
les; esta proposition de ley no
prospero porque los republica-
aos a quienes no Gaia en- gra-
cia-le afiadieron una coleta,
Dor la cual Sc disminuia Ell nj
nero de representatives, en- la
Camara Baja de la Union de los
Estados en- que sc ha privado
del derecho electoral d los hon-
bres de color.
En- la Convention Repu blica-
IA de Chicago no Sc quiso in
cluir en- Ell programa esa medi-
da pero, la Convention Demo
cratica de Denver, ST, la ha pro-
ciamado. Y ahora los candidates
de los dos partidos, el republi-
Cano Taft y el democratic Bryan
han declarado que. sin aguardar
a que la ley 10 exija daran a CO
nocer Ell presupuesto de ingre-
SOS electorales.
Mr.. Sheldon, que es el tesore-
10 del Comite Republican, Ma
cional, ha anunciado que, des-
pues de la election. publicara
la lista de los donativOs. FL
Gomite Democratico Nacional.
"'pique all jeu", como dicen los
frauceses, Sc ha apresurado a
aecir que, "antes" de Ia election
publicara todo donativo que lie
que a Glen pesos y que no admi-
4ira donativo alguno que pase
dc diez mil pesos
EPor que este limite2 Habfa-
mos quedado en- que el dineTo
sucio y NAL oliente era el de las
grandes sociedadeS an0nlmas y
mo el de los particulares. IPor
que impedir que I'm ciudadano,
opulento y enthusiastic, contribu-
va a los gastos electorales de
AIR. Bryan con cuarenta 8 Gin
cuenta mil pesos2
MIR. Bryan ha dado ese golpe
de efecto para signiflcar, sin du
da, que NADIA espera de la gente
RIGA Como presume de popu :
aar-y 10 es. en- una parte. del
pais-calcula que, a piquillos,
Tecibira ell dinero necesario de
los millones de electores que
Korman este pueblo soberano; y,
acaso, haya pensado, tambien,
que ST Mr.. Taft, por no ser me-
nos puritano que el imita ESQ
del Iimite de los diez mil pesos,
&C vera privado del concurso
necuniario. en- atlas dosis, de los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27
NueVO m6t0d0 de SuiCidarSe

En- Chenanga Bridge. cerca
de Binghamton New York; Fe-
derico {. Niles, residente de di-
cho lugar, intent6 quitarse la
vida del modo mas original que
pueda idearse. Para el efecto hi
20 uso de TN grueso clavo y 4
golpes de martillo Sc 10 introdu-
10 en- el craneo Por suerte para
el presunto suicida, alguna per
soma tuvo noticia de 10 que ocu-
rr1a Y corrio en- busca de TN fa-
cultativo. quien, como prlmera
providencia lie sac0 el clavo al
senior Niles, Sc le llevo luego al
hospital y aunque la herida es
grave hay esperanzas de sal
varlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27
Varias noticias

La senora doia Emilia c.
de Pico, de Coamo, ha ofrecido
ceder gratuitamente un solar
para construir una escuela ru-
raj en- aquella municlpalidad.
Sc ha concedido licencia al
Juez Municipal de Barros, don
Pedro Arroyo, quien empezo d
disfrutar dc dicha licencia el "a
del corriente hasta Ell $ de No
viembre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27
4 los snscriltulps Y Agtnts

Para ia buena marcha de essa Admins
sxaci6n, no admitimos Atlas de sIscripto-
res cate diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes Las BAJAs Sc avisaran los dias 80 s
81; sdviertisndese quela que Sc dieren con
pestesisridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta Nj
SartiTan efecto en- la contabilidad hasta ell
asa 6ltimo de, mes siguiente al en- que Sc
aslicitan.
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
7ennyson's Terror

There are many stories Oh eNn' hook
!. Iae'5 me- d"ke Ite Of Argylrs recent BOOK; H.
~ passages ass from the Past ana onV tn the
,sa a9r most characteristic relates o,oN 10 eHo
time thr when the marriage OF ms 81 s,Tp prin-
theu t the marquis Of Lorne-a''u
oose @ Louise was in the air ,,nor of
'SIS One day Tennyson had numOe[ u,ho WAS as
snsSrS tSs MARQUIS Of Lorne In the qOuEae
ot % talk, the marquis told N teHn cueen
81 tseU r"ln' noet tt laureate, that the queen
liked his new volume -, ra,nvsor
A1sp ~ am m glad to hear it." lennsSys rnusica
..,d ! aT in his his sonorous, SLOW mus mus'es ar
sa,u hass voice.. 1 have given a sooa S',t th SH
Oannt OaHT 'O OF her in that volume, QUA ou' sa
newspapers news don't like my rhymes
they are bad. continued, &C
.nr : q, I'H the queens family marry,h maj. ss
and Of hearing from her 'nat na, w
hon Sopes will write something snt 7 ! live w
~ rews of that kind yet but l '''
terror Of It," civ wink.
This with a solemnly sly "
Youths Companion.
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
A pos+,s Favorite Flower

+, Welcome harbinger OF spt 1aam s
whose FURNISHED gold stars pd now Ion.
on sunny roadside banks 1;ne al1 the
Do dom is the lesser celanoln1W, % Words
@Sn aSumbIe" ~ little flower that s 1U, unon
worth loved and which is caavT caannaction,
his tomb. 1t has no real .itr co with
cit either T by kindred or similari.1f 1,is1eading
thee the celandine, and the INNS m,s'Sh Which
nII nd 1ohn Gerarle, the heroal,s', ans n,pnts anti
lu ysheG ST4 four centuries ago of the 9,p1horn p
that grew in his garden on lh,ngs. nto the
hin Like all really Goou ,'ty 'l'nH will
lesser L,s', ceIandine combines oGa1cS ho,ongs t,
~ utility. Although the plant onos De,on' ar
a poisonous group, the o,os lsITu culpeper
. eaten in Sweden. Nicholas ;, 0I,e the roc
the 4be radical 1l5 physician" with 5anahter shf
Of this flower cured his ai, asU51 5witho,
the kings evil in one Ween .s,Stnster G
LEAVING a scar."-WestnlHS'''
zette.
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
Good Work Has Slow Growth.

Bancroft spent &c years on his hls'
tory and Webster sc on his dictionary
'Tis the same with the great lnVeA'
tons. 1t took years of study and eX-
pertinent to perfect them. Everything
must have a foundation, otherwise II
cannot stand, ard the more solid the
foundation the safer is the structure
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
,,,oo, Woe! Woe!

Wife Con her return 'oand homS' missed
you noticed that ny hGsOnng u @na away,
me- me- very much while I was
Mary? .. notice it so
Mail-Wen, I didn't ho1,e he seemed
much at first. but yesterd':' De
to be in despair i'l'
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08

raise my hand above my head. The
doctor held out no hope OF my re-
covery, and l had given up, but at last
started using Doan's Kidney Pills and
made rapid gain. After three months
use I was we'll and at work again.
Sold by all dealers. 80 cents a box
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y.
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
Omincus.

'The bookkeeper," SAID the Junior
partner, has been married nearly
four months now
We'll" demanded the senior part
ner, what of that?'
"Why, he hasn't asked for an III
crease in salary
"Heavens. We must have MS ac
counts examined. "--Cathohc STANDARD
and Times.
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
v1 CURE FOR INSOMNIA
,oiothrow Suggests One Th't
/ Sa''S "irh1 % in Some Cases

aoid Nv pbl,s.
NJ my oW" '.7 +h,t insomnia pro- J
IshrOT, ".'| n.~rrv over money.
|ss largely I'""i "G' ,,. ond have
Il nerVes are al can cat anv.
s:tiron s.@"'"l"' .d os General
Ess and ENJOY Ill.,. ~ "'' nrottv ,et rosv to
Eacsition NE lo'No n'i niono,Iv have
j. but still l 40 oIS"Sl0, , ",hnn I lie
|ksts when l can , SISep' 'sI,' " nm qo;ng
axe worrE'0N o'e' r,,oat 't'
,pate both ,;na%a+ely %n"% t5Iy', consider finan-
heov, oat,ons 1t night, but I do find
| N sometimes-aNo '''l9 s,,tn,,,o l.,',I avon.
most comp'e''Iy .,, con''T, ohtrndo r~ them.
|ss~fnanctol q"esuonI %.5n : 1Or, hovo oOp gone to
sres upon ne "''s' ""''
@m ,,,,,,ooson+ oues-
/ 10 staVo on these ,s uDplea ~ forgot them
ions and enable my sen ,,aoO W 7 ~ have tried
pthat could go ,,,o+SoIs TO SIrgp I ' have got
arlous tan''I'%' to1 1l,o wv 70 make nv,
dt Of bed ana S,o"" ,,ooa1,od ay and dwelt
sn tired; l have rs'"5'9~ have |'c counted
20 pleasant 5o"Ins ,;,7ion more or less
rom one up 70 a ni,5rJr' nInhahot n,t''b backwar,
have said the ono;n ~tPi"J have trie
rer and over aSsIn, al ,.o,, 1,now wha
pany things; O9' o.t uo Sog oF7cacious?
N my case IN, l ma u toUSt tnT to mvself abo,
as story that l 'SH ,a ~ ~, oon,fortab1 n
how am going to- TO osSorrr' snon, al fnanci
dch and thus Tree l'o'" GA
roubles. o,aoron,e time
at took me a cons'"vl M u,,oh h'sI sbane tn
build up this story IN sEr4 'Hat GtNpe ~ peom
4 4 just suited me- So so In't tbnt st 'Tp mja
natural, like some'n'n5 oI, ,5.oaorstand, yr.t a
have happened, you 4nueIS'ahut 4nue ahot " "
then I filled in the a'.1n4' tpnt onongh r
coming to me, maEinH 'nat ',a TI'beI be 6
that the income from 1t ~0UIu '3 orGin. yy
fcient to provide 1or "'s a,nd
wants and as we'll TOR al, a lew aTo ro1
Injuries, including a NIUE snn n"''I
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
,.nos,e Furious Appetite

5 ne t.ciIitv c, of temper, should desp'se s..
anu al .i,r;as tas recejyed. would doubtless uc
i'' a We very great and very .,.aa laauau,t and
4,,rg. re+' but he who, provoked anu ne
tn,ns, untt5sd to' to the quick by ar offenSe
should fortify himself WIN . snv annetite
of reason against the furious appfI,st appsiet
ol tee7 tsr his own passion, would douOs o'n
less do great deal more'-N0DN
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
It's Fine.

cn. johnson, Louisville, y5nsts ky cure we'tsn and
y y N; have used your Hunts '"'' "''N
it is fine" similar letters.
e6v Hunts G% for any variety snnoua1S Of SKIN aIS
reneoS renns It stops itching instantaneous
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08

r,ere is a certain point OF ,ap,ns p'v
ocaney hnsss at which an ACQUISITION s.pe Dsshs the
t,e' nc be- Of use, and unless we n@'T to reach
To time and resolution necessary ISL :ompletely No
that thnoIp po'a away as that of n,na meenabt bul
VINO ou Ven enisbed it.-P. G. Hame''on'