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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-04-14
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
From Saturdays Daily

From Saturdays Daily
Mrs. Henry Clark of Batavia, who
has been visiting with friends and
relatives in South Ottumwa, left for
her ohme last evening.
Red cedar flakes kill moths, sar,
gent.
Rorn-Friday, April 10. 1908, to Mr..
and Mrs. John Sullivan, residing at
la North Weller street, a son.
Miss Media Bacon, who has been in
the city shopping, returned to her
home in Highland Center last even
Ing.
Mrs. T. ]. Hawthorne of Hedrick,
who has been in the city attending
the funeral of her sister the late Miss
Alice McNew, has returned home.
Yes, It's a fact-your railroad fare
to Ottun1wa and return refunded by
Parks, Sullivan, Morrissey.
Mrs. 9. o. Warren and children Of
Mabel street left last evening for
Hedrick, where they will attend the
funeral OF the late Basil Mowery.
Mrs. M. MCCALL of Canon City, Colo,
passed through the city last evening
enroute to What Cheer for few days
visit with relatives.
:. : Mrs. w. Mafford Of Hedrick return
ed home last evening after a short
business trip to this city.
Zenoleum in quarts, u gallons, and
gallons at Sargent's drug store.
Mrs. NJ. Bacon of Highland Center
returned home last evening after u
short business trip to this city.
Miss Sadie Breon Of Hedrick return
ed home last evening after having
spent yesterday in the city shopping.
Mrs. L. H. Tinsley and Mrs. L. D.
May of Hedrick returned home last
evening after short visit in this city
on business.
Horse syringes at Sargent's.
John Darner of Fremont was in the
city today on business.
A. B. Phelps Of Farson was in the
city today on business.
Mrs. w H. Yearnshaw of Derby
who has been visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Cresap Of Marion
street returned home this morning.
Your rail fare will be refunded
without any checks or certificates at
Parks, Sullivan, Morrissey.
Mrs. J. A. McCaughey of sigourney
passed through the city this morning
en- route to Osceola, where she is
called on account of the illness of he1
father.
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son returned home Saturday evening
after having spent the day in the city
on business.
Mrs w. M. Thomas of North Eng
lish returned home Saturday evening
after short business visit In the
city.
Go to Parks, Sullivan. Morrissey
every time you go to Ottumwa---your
railroad fare will be refunded without
checks or certificates.
Mrs. Burkirk and Mrs. A. N. Bow.
lin of Hedrick returned home Satur-
day evening after having spent the
day in the city with friends.
Celery and iron tonic purifies the
blood, 81 for pint at Sargents.
Mrs. D. w. Hamilton and daughter,
Miss Helen Hamilton, who were In the
city on business, returned home to
Sigourney Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Tillman of Sigourney
passed through the city Saturday
evening en- route to her home, after
having spent several days in Quincy,
Ill.
Larkspur lotion kills lice, Sargent.
Read the ELECTION Primer" at the
head of the want ads today We will
print several of these primers" from
day to day and as the points they
bring out will give much information
as the campaign progresses, you
should cut them out and save them sc
that you can refer to them when ques
lions come up that they answer.
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Cured Hemorrhaaes of the Lungs.

Several years since my lungs were
so badly affected that l had many
hemorrhages, writes A. M AXE, Of
Wood, Ind. 81 took treatment with
several physicians without any benefit.
l then started to take Foley's Honey
and Tar, and my lungs are now as
sound as bullet l recommend it on
advanced stages of lung trouble
Foley's Honey and Tar stops the
cough and heals the lungs, and pre-
vents serious results from a cold.
Refuse substitutes. Sold by F. B.
Clark and ]. H. L. Swenson.
My son suffered with deafness and
ear trouble until consulted DR.. Shall
lenberger, the Chicago specialist, and
after few months treatment he COM
pletely cured him. can recommend
the doctor to any one.
John S. Nicholson,
~ Mt Pleasant, Iowa.
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@SPeciaIistNl
DR.. q. II. LEWIS
Hours, to IL q. IN. l to 8 o. IN.
sundays. to - q N. 3 to o m
EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT
Glasses Fitted. Ottumwa, III,
ENNIS OFFICE BUILDING
Tri- Weekly Courier
/; CHANGING ADDRESSES.

Subscribers wishing their address
the Postoffice to which the paper has
been sent as we'll as the Postoflce
where they desire 1t to be changed to.
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Hosiery
Sale
Worthy Goods at Saving Prices

1870 and 15c Ladies' Seamless
35c Ladies' Imported Ho-e, fine
gauge new patterns at. $50. 24c
Csc Boys and Girls Iron Clad
17Iac grade in Ladies' Hose at 2
pair for Csc
s5c quality in Mems real fine
Socks at .................. 24c
15c and 17c Mems Socks, spIend-
did values at 2 pairs for. .25c
12Iac values in ChiIdren's Hose,
to 9Ea, at Observation-Disclosures. 1Oc
35c Hose for School Children, the
kind that wear ............. 24c
1Oc Seamless Hose for ChiIdren's
odd sizes at SC
2oc Ladies' durable Hose, plain or
fancy at Observation-Disclosures. 15c
&c infants Hose, all sizes only. SC
Real fine Csc Infants fancy Hose 24c
zoe Mems Socks, fancy or plain
colors, at Observation-Disclosures. f5c
15c grade in Infants Hose at. :. 1oc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-07
REGPESO 4 PuEPI0
Rico Ell i6Ven Leo
pOIdO FiguerOa.
Es un aVsntsiadO estudiants De me-
= diciDa en- Ia UniVsrsidad de- Ia
Habana.

Hey hsmoB Ea!udRdo ca Gata FedACci6n
un iDteiigsnts i6vsn pu0EtoEBiquaho one
CuEBa cen notable epFovst hAmiento, en- lB
Habsna, la probation m&licp.
Ea Sl j6vsn LeOpoldO FiguaEOR, hiio do
nusatF0 busn com mpatEiOts don JBAd5 Fl.
gusToR. .* ..->-. .7
Danes Ia mas sfsetuo8R bienvanida
rUsatTo Taisano. del q ual dice "EI Tgiun.
fo'', de Ia Habans, 10 que Bigue:
'UN ESTUDIANT& MODELO.-
CuFga On nuestER UniVsT6idad sl BPgundo
afio do msdicina un j6van pusEtoEFiqu no
de grandeB AlieDEog intsligsncia despeiB.
dc: Be lie ma LsOpoldo FigueTea = es 30.
bFin0 de maestro uSsgado amigo y comp9.
II ro muY eBtimado senior soteEo FiguaEoB
"Ya sl Aiio az tsrioF el j6Vsn sstudiante
pueEtoTFiqueflo, tFRs bEillantsg ex fmeneS,
lcgE6 obt9naP 0l pFemio On In 6iffeiI RRig
natuFs do QUfmiCa IuoEg6nicp y sBBs 90.
gOnao AflO, en que Lee aBignatOrRB de 10
CsRRoRR de MsdiCinR On que GURER son tan
GEidag y diffCil0B que hRCen TstFoCedsF &
IoB m6B animoB0B, 10 h8 Eendid0 tan bPi.
ll0ntsmente que he m FeCid0 Ion place mes
de pEofeaOreB y amigoE
"En QUfmiCa OFg6niOD; FfiCR, g8gun'
do , tiltim0 curse; AnRtomfa Descriptive,
BegundO OaEHo; Dissection, sPgundo CuFSo;
FisiologfR y Figica M61ica; al como tam
bi6n en- 10 aBignabuF8 de An6lisi8 Qufmico,
que como ampiiRci6n Bua H6lid08 tudioG
d. QufmicO, v0luntar Rments hpb0 de to-
mar On 10 Facu'tRd de Oi0nciGg, 6n &c dRG
eatAg mAteEiaB hS l0gFRdo Obt0neF les me-
ioF8B notaB
"Y como Of este no faoFa bastante & do.
moBtEaR on pasi6n pOP al eDtudio, en- opo'
RiCionGg FGilidfsimaB Ie hR cabiao la anvi
diable gloris de obtener el 1ico premio
que sOtaba ds8igaAdo g. Ia diffcil Rgigna'
turR de Q1fmics Org Snics, alemds de
otF0 VRii0g0 pR0mi0 que alCRnZ6 en- 10
asignatuF8 de Ffsica M6dicD.
E. j6ven FigueFoa 60 el primeFo el
d 'iOo eOtudiants que .deBds Puerto Rico
hA veuido q BOgufF uus CaEEsra
en- nusRtFA FsputRda UnivsTHidsd, paBaV
de las faCi idadsU que Ba lo pT8staban para
que fae8e una UnivSFBidad nooyoEkio8
"a que pOs6s el iUg'6s , Puerto Rico ha
Caido en- el radio de acci6n 6 inauenci8
RmeTiC8uOg.
"En 0l v'p9r 'Ja iA" parts para "a tie
IRA natal eHte GBtudiante mode,0 & pRsaF
les vaCsCiones GgcOIGFeP.
'L.evs nusDtRO fslicitaci6n que hScemoH
txten0ivA sue familisFsg, y ejal6 que 10
OGmaFa 1 sular dc sHu pafs, ys que 20 tFA'
to de IN j6vsn do pEivilegiRda8 dotea in
tsleCtuSleS y de eBCAsoB TecUEaog, Ie acusr'
de una modents pension que hBga mas
flCil = meFitoFia "a labor intellectual, & fin
de que no deamay0 en suB lRudablG8 pro-
p6sitoS para bien de los BuyoB y de ~
pRtFia nAtivA''.
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EN- Ell BALE.


(De WWestrO oOTTespOnSaJ especial
Julio 2.-La juvsntud 8gusdilIan0, enc
tusiaHta juvantud poT la buena m6aiCR, lie.
vt do nuevo hRcs poCoB diaB al casino
sores ponCGh3s,. IoB felea interpreter del
immortal MoFall CampoV, & OUv0 fcsnts 40
enousntra eBs nl0gO del bOmbGFdino, lla.
mRdo populRFmente, "CoColf0."
De nusvo egcut hsmo8 ALI, log RCoTdfB
de laB duIoeB danzau ''LauFR , GSoTgirA",
"Felioeg dfaH" y 0tEsa m6B qua volVi9Fon
& TGOEeRE nuestEo espfritu, dsBpeEtando Gn
nosotroa las reminiCenciRs de otEoB dfaB dio
ChoBOB 70 pagadoB.
Y alIf eBtabB ella. BslEfsimG, con su
airoBo tip0 CEiollo, con 80 alma bu0na, ca
"a bond8d II h6iaBe en- BuB mira 'a9, en- su8
8onEiBag que hAblRn de ternG2aB, de- mini
tRB dulzurRB.
EB uu 6pgeI; uno de eAOB angeles, qre
en- fguRa de mUjsF, = do mujsr pueFtorFi'
qURfl', Diog NOS ha GnviRdo lG tieFTs, &
esta hoBpitRIaFiR tisFFB de I08 tE6piCog, pa
70 endulz3F nueBtEoB p'BRTeB, para hacer'
NOS guitar de las gFatfgimaB BGnBRcion0g
que produce en- nOBOtrCB, mfg9foB moEtaleE,
10 vista dc uu0 de eBoB I6reB ca que Bg Reu'
men los mas bslloB enCRntoB' fisico8, , lau
mas atlas Cuslidadas morales.
Cuando estRmoB Z 90 IRdo, Ia fsiicidad
nos Eods0, TODD NOS sonFie, pREs:e que
algo RDf, como Ia vega ilealidad de IN en-
8uRfio, nos FomOntR FPgiOnss de luz, ,
nos abBtEas de TODD 10 mundanRl, de todR
cue uFdimbTe de mRlRB pRBi0nag, de peTver
g 4. Il
vfctima1 en- Ia ruda luChB por la exiA
tenCia.
81, allf estabs ellie. Las lDceD del salon
iIuminaban 90 EoBtEo,. el Cual, si no tier
la perfection de Ia bsllezR hel6niCp, hay
en- t0do 81 IN 0nCanto indeCible qn subgu
ga Y Cuando Huu ojoB, negrOB y ex .TeHi
voP, miTan, paE6CsncB BentiF. ala en- 10 re
C6ndito de nUeBtro Ger moral, 10 duICa J
miBtsEiesB GsnEGci6n de los amoFos qul
nRC8D...
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Sc HenueVa ell SuFtidO.

En- todoB los vapOEss que llegNn & este
puerto, proCedenteB do Nuev8 York y
Europa FeCib0 81 aCFOditRdo GBtsbleCimiGn'
to "Las Nog0dadOs", sa9 Francisco 20,
nuevo BuFtido do las espGCiGlidadaB de gu
ramo. CamHB para tod0 ClaBa de foRtunaa.
muy artfstiCaa, con todo8 SOS aCCsBoFioE,
Obietos de fantasfs para BsfioEag CabalIPD
FoS, lcza, iuegoa do mueblo1, iuguetsg de
''biaCuitn" lindfaimo8, fnfuimae eBanciaE
franCesas del Jap6n, paFBguag para o.
balleFoB , Bombrillau para GefioEaB , Bsiio,
gitag. entire OtEoH mil objetOI, ss anCu0ntEan
ALI pEGCiog oonvonisntsG. p.
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A. E. F.

HR liamRdo lG AtenCi6n en- eli mundo
GntoEo y o8psCialmsnte ca los Entado8 Uni
dos 0l SinnumorO de baECoI que al BEaBil
hG mandRdo & ConGtFuir en- todoa loB aBti.
lloEoB de Luglaterra, FFanCiR y Alemania.
La puES OsCuRdEs BrRsilt1S Be COmpondE6
do Los bAEcou siguientea: A aCoTaERdos de
To-, 66 do 2I., $50 CEuCeFOS SCOrazRdo8 y
500 tOrp0deEoI, adamGa GAIA bAEOo iE6
acknowledgements dotsdo de uno de lo1
mAgnifcOH fOn6gFafOu Columbia ItjttimoB
de los que 6 plazOs vonde ol Cielo, para
On0RdsOSE lOB GnimOI do Lon CombAtienteg.
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REVOLUTION MUsIOAL-sOlicits
nusstrO Cat6logO de m6NiCa para piano,
violin y piano, mandolina y guitars que
C0ntienG mas de nsSI dO8eiesatGs obrRB di8tin
tng, todaB prsCi0B nUnCa viEt0B en- Puerto
Rico de 10 eentaVO0 eJ ejempEGT. El luio
= lR correction de nuoBtriB ediciones, TO-
dRB itOgrsfsdaB, no neCssita EaoIsmo.
RsmitA hoy miBmO 81 direction para On.
viarle el Cat6lrgo. Century Music. Pub.
Comp. Allen altos, ApaEtado 415. San
Juan Paerto Rico. 45v.R
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CuItOs sOIemneS en- Ia IgIesi8 pa
rIOquiaI de San Francisco de
ASiS.

Hoy hemoo reOibidO Is niguisuts infor
maci6n:
El jueveB, nuevs del COEEiOnts, al teque
de OFaCi6n, daE6 principe on dicha igleBia
IOlOmne ntv1nAriO q la SAntf,imR ViFgan
del Carmen.
Ell t16, fsstividad de ls virgsn del Car
men, & las z della mAfiRns, misa rssada,
sG dar6 la communion los dsvotoB de-
mGB fsleG, que deTsen ObeequisF f. Maria
SAntfaimR, TeCibiendo & JeRdB 8aOERmen'
tRdo.
Dia II, teFminado ell novsnario. uoIem'
ne response poE los dsvoEoH difuntoG.
Dio 18, letanfAE y aalve GolsmnGg.
Dia 19, mia EezadA & las Bei8 = Guar
to, = & Las miss BoIemns con panegiriCo,
que pEedicar6 un OloOuente oradOT gOgradc.
So invita & lOI 6ele8 dsvOtoB de eOtG
culta capital.
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ADVERTIS! MENT.
Department Of tho Interior.
Bureau Of Public Works.
San JaaD, P. r. june % 19

San JaaD. P. R. June % 1908.
Sealed proposals, for the farniOhing Of
oil labor and material nsceBpaVy for the
inhalation Of plumbing in the Reform
School Of Porto Rico, GuansiibO Point,
nsar MayBgusz, will be received at this
office until 10 a. m Of ths 2Oth day Of
July, 1908, and then publicly opened.
The estimated coat Of the work il
$3.573 80.
A ceFt;fsd check for one hundred do.
liars ($1O0.OO)- payable to the order Of
the sup pit. Of Public Works must aCcOmps'
ny each bid as garant1. ~-
Plans, specifications. blank forms and
oil available informati.u will bs furnilhsd
On application to this office.
The right 20 reject any or all bids 10
reserved.
j. J. Jimenss.
26vL 8upt. Of Public Works 4
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L1NEA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

Itinerar1O. salidas de Bayam6n y oapi-
tai simultaneamente.
pfas labOFables.- MafIana 6, 2 O5, $50 8
Is 11.0O. Tarde 1915. 1.45s 8.I5, 4.S5s 5.45.
Dias 6estlvOs.-Manana e,7c5, $50 9A5
y IL. Tarde 1915 $50, so, $50, $50 5,
Is y $50.
Billetes baEatOs para dias festivOs. De
Cata1O & Bsyam6n, ida Y vuelta 1a. ela Sc
S5e "a. clase 16G. De Bayam6n 8 Catailo y
vuelta IL. Clase 15e, "a. clase 1Oe.
Billetes Ordinario de Capital OatafiO On
1as Clase centavOs.
Bayam6n 10 de septiambTodo 1905
Ramon Valdez
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A COMPRAR MADERA.-Lo Com.
paatta industrial de SantUTos (san juan
Box 657) tiens en- ClsBS de pRimsra & pre-.
cieB sin competencia, IN complete Burtido
para construction de caaAs. MoIduFaB de
todos tamaf1OH. TAblilIsB para psFBianau.
Dsp6sitoB. San Juan ffonte Rl muells
n6morO 2 SanturCs Stop. "a. Tsl6fonoB
425 y 1880. Ia
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Avisamos 4 las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dieo no les ser&
enviado, 81 81 avisO que con tai
obieto remitan, no viene acOm-
panado del impOrte de la sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale pOr IN trimestrs
1925. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por nm afiO $500. PG00 an
tieipG&0,
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unta EsroIaT de Santa Isabel P. R.

A los mae8trOs. -HaBks al diR 10 dol
CoRFiOnts mss admisiE& e1ts Junta solicitu
des para de8smpefiaF Las Biguientss escue'
lQB ga el pE6ximo sflo eBCOlaG:
Uua gEaduRda de iDgl6 cuatro EursIeB
Lo que % RviBa loa inteEegadoB les
foes C0nBiguisntss.
Santa Isabel r. r. Julio 4 de 1908.
Juan @. Torres, sscRseaRio. 3v.a
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Julia FuO.tGs Do Sierra.

Teas ponOaA = lATgs sUfoEmsdsd sntrfg6
Diou, anoCha, "a alma, la que en vida fac
aafioya Julia FuOEtsB do siVErV.
EIta taEd0 las ST tendr6 lugar el Geps'
lilo del CGd6veT.
A todOG aus familiaFsI en- particular
al amigo saturninO, nueDtro mas usntido
p6Amo.
A.E.F.
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T0sE MRNENDRZ MARRERO-

JOSE MENENDRZ MARRERO.-
Ofrscs al pdbliCo HuB BoEvieios como sgen'
to general de nFgOCioB AtendsT6 , dsB.
paChRE6 6gdeneB en- aBuntoB RdminiEtEati.
VoB, j0diCialsg, ComeECiRles y EARTHQUAKES.
Cusnta en- 81 ds1smpGfio de Bu pFOfsBi6n
con Is afos do pFkctiCR.- OficinaB, Gale
de San eebaatiGn n6mSEO 61.-San Jnan
p. r. 15v.a
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EN- UNA BUl Ma CASA DE FA.
MILTA 90 AlquilRn hAbitaCionss para ma
tTimonioH q hombFeB BOloL TFato sxCs'
lsnte = familiar. Busna comida, pre-
clos TogulRFmente scoD6micoF. La CaHB
tisns vista la bahia 90 muy fresca.
DirigiFss Tetunn 45 San Juan, P. r.
16v.R.
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En- osta imprOnta 20 vands papol do
pori6diCO vi0jo & $500 Loo 46 kilO3 CWR
qWintGk)
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-02-08

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par-
ish of st. Mary.
Southern Vehicle Mfg. Co., Ltd,
vs.. DR.. Allen King. No. 1906.
BY virtue of writ of tieri facias
issued out of the Hon. 23rd judicial
District Court of Louisiana, in the
above numbered and entitled suit. and
to me directed, have seized, and will
offer for sale, for cash, at the court
house in the town of Morgan City,
Parish of St. Mary, to the last and
highest bidder, on
SATURDAY. THE STH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1908,
between the hours of II O'Clock a. m,
and o'clock p. m, the following de-
scribed property tO-wit:
One black horse and buggy, together
with one English Saddle, one G. O.
StanhOpe, two sets of harness. one
No. lib stick seat bike wagon, previ-
ously seized and advertised.
JOHN B. SANDERS. Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Parish ST. Mary, jan
uary 10th, 1908.
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A Christmas Meditation
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNxNNx>;
BY LUCILLE NALJEAN..

us back for a time. have begun 10
tFemble and TO give way
In this wider experience, humanity
has developed the maSter-man--the
man who understands the world and
its people. The poorest laborer at
the mill reads the news from the
whole estate. He knows what his
brother ,laborer across the water is
doing. and how much he gets for do
ing H. This universal knowledge of
world-afTairs. this finding out 10y the
one half how the other half lives, has
broadened the mind and extended
the vision 1t has increased the men-
tally OF the nasses whereby they. see
more. hear more. know more. and. in
all. are prepared TO appreciate q
higher plane Of life than has been
their lot 20 live. Step by step. genef-
alton By generation, the change has
been going on. while only a-few seem
ed TO see the trend OF the tines. and
fewe- still took any interest in the
outcome. To-day, the great majority
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are prepared for better things-bet-
ter opportunity, less drudgery. shorter
hours, more light, better health. closer
brotherhood, greater love, more every
thing that tends TO bring life nearer
to Just distribution of the God-giyen
hereditaments of nature.
This preparedness. this climbing to
a higher plane, has borne fruit in the
ripeniHE of discomfort. We have
learned 10 love more through an alb
stract principle than through con-
crete experience There Is hitch
somewhere in the human web; but
the divine shuttle does not wait for
the untangling OF the skein. Is there
any wonder, that at times we grow
impatient, and even reyengeful? Not
at the divine hand: the shuttle is only
mar king on the strokes as it, weaves
the garment Of life. But human hands
have tangled the threads until the
product OF the loom is only mockery
of Irvine purpose, a dissertation of the
eternal fitaess Of. things.
- On the enc hand. we have the iIf-
different osuience of the seifceptered,
noney- mad thronga whose. hearts
i4sve no feeling of aitruism: ON the
other hand, we have the work-ridden.
care>wern proletariaS whose he is too
nu<h , drudgery 70 hafbor many
thoughts save those OF himself and
his family; these, iov-hrowed and
narrow. with mentality depressed by
physical want: those. narrow-eyed.
and shallow soul-waTped through sci
tishRess and physical excesses. In
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between these, We find those who are
trying to draw. the diverging sides of
the social fan SC closer together. and
impress on eaclt the mutual depend
eucy.
Much has been said and written
about social unrest-the discomfort
that has grown and continues 10 glow
in the same proportion as the gap
widens between wealth and poverty;
between plenty and want; between
warmth With heavy larder. and cold
with its crust of bread, between the
nurse-cared infant, and the l,nattend-
ed, diseaSeridden child OF want: be-
tween the criminaI that buys the Judge
and the jury. and goes free. and the
criminal that serves his time; and be-
tween the cIoak-hidden sins OF the
.cloister. and the ossracized nakedness
Of the world.
At first thought, IL seems that there
tangled beyond any degree CT restcra-
ton. but there IS only one thread re-
sronsfbie for the whole disccrdart
chaos of human society We have
been, for years, on a mad rush for
fame, wealth power. believing that in
them we could Ind Inc Key to happ<
ness. while in reality, we have for
Sake1 the only suTcease Tor disccn-
tent In the teachings OF World-Loye.
we ind these words: And as ye
would that men should do 10 you. do
We also 10 them likewise This is
the thread of our social fabric tnat il
set Alright would close the gulf be-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-26
HOW YOU SHOULD
EAT An ORANGE
Not Everyone Knows How
to Enjoy This Delicious
Fruit.

w. S. Chapman, in The Florida.
Fruit and Produce News. Published at
jacksonville, tells how TO eat an or.
angs, as follows:
Think that you know how? Wen,
perhaps you do Some people do
really know how. but not many-ashie
irons Southern Crackers or natives.
Strange TO say Not a bit Nof it,
Crackers live on oranges, mainly, in
their seasons, and their stomachs
have educated them, through many
bitter experiences, low IN orange
should be eaten
Some will tell you to eat an orange
before breakfast; others say at break
fast, still others that all fruit should
follow the dinner courses. ETC, etc.
The time to eat is not the most inn
portant consideration, but the maner
ir which il Is eaten
Now. watch Cracker eat oranges
mot an orange. hut oranges. See
thar welthlled basket by ais sidee
Well, there won't be any TO give away
when he wipes his mouth on his shirt
sleeve and snaps mis- jack Unite shut.
First. Yen see, he wipes he orange
around the top. 10 clear it Of fungus
and dirt; taen he peels il down about
an Hch and a half. That's so his lips
won't touch the skin. which is bitter
and pnckery. Next he ours a round
hole In the top about three-auarters
ut an inch in diameter, and. inserting
mis- knife. clips the orange in circle
inside. with a sowing motion. taking
care not TO let the point OF the knife
Iuneturce' the skin. In this way all
the sections of the orange are cut
through, which liberates the juice.
Now, watch aim as he applies his
lips 10 the hole. settles himself in a
good, comfortable position. and gives
the lower part of the orange a gentle
squeeze. See his eyes snap? The
juice is coming. The singing mos
quito is forgotten. He's gseting hap
py,
A. half turn is given 10 tie orange.
and another gentle squeeze follows
BY this time the interior sections are
pretty well broken up, and The Crack
or ventures On more vigorous action.
pressing the upper portion. SO con-
tinuing until all the Juice is extract
ed. The aim is to obtain the Juice
without cracking the trimmed snrface.
because il this is split il 5 difficult
To extract all the juice
TIE juice obtained, the man has no
further use for the orange. Away it
goes TO .the hogs. and so CT many
more, until the supply is exhausted
After such a meal the stingiest Crack
~ in the country will become so mel
Tow and tender hearted as 20 freely
lend you his last dollar. Best of ali:
ne needs no after dinner pill. and his
zap is as calm and sweet as the sleep
Of a babe
Northern papers please copy. and
tourists start south.