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SuCh an idea OF group OF ideas con-
nected with a strong emotion we call
a complex. We thus note don that
one Of the patients completes is that
OF house and garden.
''GOing further along the list we find
'long-grass' with an exceptionally
long time. The same complex was
aroused. We note. however. that the
following association 'ship-sailing' has
also an extra long time, &c seconds.
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one. which persisted FOR some tins.
this Is shown Ia several ways. The
time Tor the following association
paper was long. Moreovef. tie as
s.elation was very superficial. the
person evidently could not TX her
mind on paper and could only STAN
mel 'lc--tO use-paper 10 use. Last
y. shA forget what she had asso-
ciated The complex Was. indeed.
strong one; the symptom CT which
she complained most strongly was
her increasing stupidity. She said
she was also troubled By The tear that
people desp.sed her for her trouble.
This We see for ourselves In the long
time for 'despise-to shun' and IN the
supsrficiality OF the two following as
soclations.
Many hundreds % cases have
shown that when a word brings up
an idea That is associated Hiih an
emotion this distracts the person so
that he does not pay full attention TO
what he IS doing. This often lasts
for several associations II shows IL
self In the records IN the three ways
specified above. We then reverse the
process and say that. when we ind
associations showing one or more
characteristics. We assume them 10 be
Influenced by completes.
For the sake OF simplicity I have
mentioned only three Of the symptoms
Of completes Jung gives the follow.
Ing list OF symptoms: ], Unusually
long time; ?. forgetfulness; 3 super
Reality: l. mistakes-no answcra:
., word is taken IN some uuus al
meaning that can be explained only
by the presence Of some disturbing
thought: 6. persistence Of the disturb
aace for following associations.
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As Clusters on Vino.

This Is called association Of ideas,
described thus by Dr. Hickok:
The representations Of feTmer OBJ
jects of consciousness. when they have
fallen, as II were into the memory,
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dIOn

The same list, or another, will
enable the trained scientist to re-
construct your past life. He can
probe deep into your brain and
bring forth your most secret
thoughts; can rake up a past that
all except yourself have forgotten,
if you are so unfortunate as to have
one.
This little list of a hundred
words of the several thousands in
the vocabulary Of persons ordi-
naTily educated, enables the correct
diagnosis Of several forms of in
sanity, especially hysteria, and
points the road to a restoration to
the world upon which the curtain
is shutting down.
Such afe some Of the results OBJ
tanned by recent scientific research.
Wonderful! But the men who are
engaged in the investigations call
the field unworked, and the results
a hint of what may come!
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Use a List of Words.

Tie psychologist investigator-th
opeTator-has list Of words printed
on a blank. Scripture used twenty
hve; Jung. a hundred. He explains
to the patient that ne wishes to test
his mental activity. and that as soon
as a word is called of. the patient. or
subject. is 20 reply with the first idea
that comes 10 his mind. As soon a
the patient feels at ease and under
stands what is expected of him the
actual experiment begins. The oper-
ator has stop Uatch-a split second
time-piece, such as are used to time
athletic races-which registers ffths
Of a second. Watches split to "a quar-
ter of a second are used in timing
horse races. so there is nothing un-
common ABOUT this instrument As
the operator reads on a word he starts
the watch going. and when the patient
answers he stops. notes the time. ana
the reply. Then he proceeds down the
list.
In the beginning the patient may
fail TO reply, but after & triSl-oE- Two
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We Can Have No Secrets.

II is entirely possible for an out
slider 10 discover our experiences-our
pasts-against our viii. DR.. Scripture
relates an incident that occurred in
DR.. JS,1g's class room. He says:
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do not lie In this common mental re-
Ceptacle separately They are as clus-
teTs on the vine. attached one 20 an
other by some law OF connection pecu-
liar TO the case, and which has its
general determination for AL minds.
and it's particular notifications for
most minds. When one is called up
in recollection IL does not. therefore.
come up singly. but brings the whole
cluster along with Il. This action Of
the mind to attach SITS representatives
in the memory one to another is called
association
These modes have been variOusly de-
scribcd and defined. but one OF the
simplest IS.
Time and place,
Cause and effect.
Resemblance and contrast
Murray gives them as follows;
/. The law OF similarity OF OF d.
rect remembrance
II The law of contiguity OF Of in
direct remembrance.
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By ]. MASSEY JOHNSON.

a few incO-
herent words,
written down
in a list, and a
Stopwatch, the
guilt or inno-
cence of a pris-
oner can be
told with
scientific pre-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-01

OF the citizens in the night rider dis
trfct to move to Dallas County ana
plant tobacco as there Ii much GOOD
tobacco land In the county.
J B. Ellis. Chairman of the Rail
road Committee. reported upon the
matter Of taking of the Akron train.
The question of the through train
from. Birmingham to Mobile was also
discussed. 1t was finally decided that
Selma should make a night for the con-
ltinuance of the Akron train and at the
same time make an effort to get the
Birmingham Mobile train put back on
BY the Southern. but that the city
would be willing to give up the Akron
train II the Mobile train should be put
back on. ~
A committee consisting Of w. c.
Agee, ". B. Atkins and j. B. Ellis
was named to appear before the Rail-
road Commission next Monday.
Secretary Slater stated that he be-
lieved that he had reliable Information
that the building of the railroad up
the Cahaba Valley survey between
Selma and Birmingham would be start
ed within the next three months.
Considerable discussion followed on
the light question and the advisability
of the establishment Of an independent
lighting plant was engaged in. An
electrical engineer from Birmingham
fully discussed the matter with the
Association. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-01
REV. MATTHEW BREWSTER
PREACHED AT ST. JOHNS
Mobile Minister'S Fine Address Was
Heard by Appreciative
Audiencc. i.


Before q large congregation Rev,
Matthew Brewster OF Mobile delivered
one OF the best sermons heard at St
Johns Episcopal Church since the be-
ginning Of the Lenten services Mr.
Brewster took his text from st. John
II. 5. Whatsoever he saith unto you
do it,
y Upon this text Mr.. Brewster brough,
to the attention of the congregation
three main points: first, the person who
spoke was human and divine; second
the person who spoke. spoke with au.
thority; third. people of the present
time do not lack knowledge. they lack
the courage to do what Is commanded
US to do. 1t was this latter point
which the preacher urged most cspe-
cially upon his congregation.
After the sermon Mr.. Brewster was
congratulated by many upon his talk
Mr.. Brewster will deliver the twenty
minute talk at the Majestice Theatre
this noon at the regular service. The
public at large Is cordially invited to
hear his address.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-01
TRIAL OF THE TURNER'S
AROUSES MUCH INTEREST

% Decatur. March 31.-(Special. 1.-The
preliminary trial of Tom Turner and
Bascom Turner, charged with murder,
came up before Justice of the Peace
at Hilsboro. Lawrence County. yester-
day and was continued until April 2
District Solicitor David c. Almon. of
this city. stated that the trial was con-
tinued on account of the absence of an
important witness.
The Turner boys are charged with
having killed Walter Holland by stab
bling him in the heart and seriously
cutting w. F. Holland. the father of
Walter Holland, at Caddo. Lawrence
County, on the afternoon of March Z.
On account of the nature of the case
and the prominence of the Turner's
and the Hollands the result of the pre-
liminary trial next Thursday will be
awaited with much interest by many
people in this section.
For some time a feud had existed
between the Holland and Turner fami-
lies and resulted seriously on March q.
The fight took place at Justice Court
at Caddo, w. r. Holland had sworn
out warrants against the Turner's,
charging them with cutting his wire
fence and trespassing on his lands.
This case was being tried at Caddo
when the lie is said to have been pass
ed and the fight started.
The Hollands are extensive land
owners In Lawrence County. The
Turner's also own quite body OF land
in the same County and conduct a
country store near Hillsbcro.
After the killing of Walter Holland
and the stabbing OF his father Tom
Turner and Bascom Turner fed. but
were arrested a few days later They
were taken to Moulton, the county seat
of Lawrence County, and locked up in
Jail, where they have been since await
ing a preliminary trial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-01
A DELIGHTFUL MUSICAL
PROGRAM FOR TONIGHT

The House Warming at the Mont
gomery Fair tonight will be rather
odd. to say the least. The purpose Of
the informal entertainment is to give
the rnen-folks a chance to see the big
new store, which they can't all md an
opportunity Of doing during the day
time, SO tonight from to 10 the store
will be In gala attire for the big
House Warming event. to which every.
body in Montgomery is invited
The page ad. in today's paper tells
all about 1t, and herewith is shown the
elaborate musical program which will
be rendered: e:,it
/. March. The Great Divide" Cadau-
3. Selection, "The Time, Place and
the Girl (Howard.)
3. Intermezzo. Snow Queen" (sal-
& Waltz. wedding of the Winds"
(Hall.)
5. Selection, "a Knight for a Day
(Hubbel)
9. Novelette,. Moonlight" (Moret.)
.. Selection. "o'Neill Of Derry" (Ol-
s. Waltz. THE Merry Widow" lie
har,1
.. Intermezzo, Lords and Ladies'
(salzer.)
10. Selection. Woodland" (Luders. }
IL. Tone Poem. "Delicia" (Fratzen. )
H. March, The Administration"
est. Clair.) 80 Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-01
INDUSTRIES ron MARCH.
Mineral District Makes Good shown,
I'm M0mfh


Birmingham, March 3i.-(Special)-
Despite the so-called tight. money mar
ket, hard times and other things that
have a tendency to. cause commerce to
suspend. the records show that March
was. a better month for new enterprises
than the same month last year.
During. the month ending TODAY an
even dozen new corporations formed
company. capital stock $4,000; East
Lake, Soda and Cigar company. capt.
tai stock $4,000; American Dry Clean
ing Company. capital stock $4,000;
Gum Gambill Drug company. capital
stock $4,000: Provident Investment
company. capital stock $4,000; South
ern Illuminating company. capital stock
SIS, 900; Fidelity Trust and Security
company capital stock $4,000; Economy
Appliance company, capital stock $780,
900: Spivy- Moore Jewelry company,
capital stock $4,000: Shifto company,
capital stock $4,000; Oxmoor Heights
company, capital stock $4,000: The
Cooperative Grocery company. capital
stock $4,000.
1t will be seen that the total capital
stock is t215.o00. Compared with
March. 1907. this is an increase of
over one hundred thousand dollars.
During the month OF March last year
there were also one dozen new corpor-
atoms formed with a total capital
stock Of 100000. Four companies
last ysar gave notice of an increase
in capita stock, while only about one
half that number have given notice
during March of this year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-01


Friday afternoon at o'clock there
will be meeting Of the Joint Com
mittee on Finance and public improve
ments. At this meeting the matter OF
erecting new wharf and warehouse
by the city will be discussed. Plans
of tentative character will be sub
mitted to the committee.
The following Aldermen we're pres
ent:s Gunter. Brasscll. johnson. Jones,
Kennedy. Lowe. NORTH. Parrish. Perry,
Ruth. Saul. Se:dle. Sullivan Thompson,
Toole, Tyson and Virgin.
A communication from Mayor
Teague was read recommending that
two of the four old 125-horse power
boilers now in use by the city water
works be replaced by the purchase OF
two new 20o-horse power boilers ana
that the other two. which have been
In use by the city for eight or nine
years, be repaired. The communication
was referred to the Committee on
Finance.
Aldermen Kennedy Chairman OF the
Committee on Streets. reported FAVOR
ably on the bid of Perry d Stough
for the contract to furnish gravel to the
city untii october, 1909. The contrac-
\ tors stipulated that the gravel II OF
the clay variety and having 90 per
cent of gravel would be furnished for
Montgomery. II there's required 20
per cent gravel. IT, will be furnished
| for 20 cents a yard. The report was
adopted.
The report of the Committee on Wa
| terworks was adopted which reported
| in favor of laying a 4-inch water main
on Cherry Street, ,Bellinger Heights
from Hull to Chestnut Streets, before
Hull Street is paved.
The report of the Committee on Hos
4 pitfalls that two city convicts be sent
TO the emergency hospital to be used
I in the improving and beautifying OF
the hospital surroundings. was adopted.
An ordinance was adopted appropri-
atinR 500 to II. p. Robertson for open
ing up futile Avenue. 900 feet.
An ordinance was adopted authoriz-
ing the, Mayor to release the County
Board of Revenue of all claims arising
in 1907 under Section 100 of the NUM-
cipal Code OF the last Legislature In
| return for warrants aggregating 800
900 issued in favor of the city. Inc
| warrants are TO bear dates. each Tor
one third of the amount. of the nrst
of February. April and July
An ordinance was introduced by Al
derman Virgin calling for the pave
ment of JEFFERSON Davis Avenue from
the west side OF South Court Street TO
the east side of Goodes Street. The
resolution was referred, properly.
A resolution was introduced by AL
derman Perry calling for joint Com
mittee on Finance and Parks to look
into the advisa bility of negotiating for
the purchase of the old Hammer Hall
property on Holt, Clayton and Mildred
Streets to convert 1t into city park
The resolution was referred to the
Committee on Finance.
i An ordinance was introduced and
referred to the joint Committee on
z Finance and Judiciary, providing for
1 the city government to be organized
under the provisions OF the municipal
code adopted by the Legislature OF
1907.
An ordinance was introduced by Al
derman Parrish, providing for the pa
troll of the city schools by hremen In
the several districts. The ordnance
was properly referred.
The Council adjourned at a few MIN
utes after 10 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-01
Free to Montgomery
RHEUMATIC
SUFFERERS

Every Rheumatic sufferer in Mont
goniery is invited to call at e. @. Fow-
ier's Dexter Avenue and get free
trial treatment of Rhaloids, the new
Rheumatic treatment.
This distribution will last ten days
only and Mr.. Fowler has arranged with
the laboratory at Washington to sup
NV suflcient number of trial treat
inents so that every one will have an
opportunity TO test this remarkable
remedy for Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
cont. Lame Back, Kidney. Bladder and
such diseases arising from excessive
There is no cause for hesitation as
this trial tratment Is absolutely
free and may be the means Of doing
Won great beneft. Mr.. Edward Wiese,
omega, Okla. writes the trial treat
menf Of Rhaloids did me more good
tTan all the other remedies tried"
cali at Fowler's today II you are a
sufferer and at least give this treat
ment trial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-01
BROOKLYN TEAM WILL
GO AGAINST RYAN'S MEN
,,,. c.n. Of the SERIES VIII b
Played Today. e.~-

The Brooklyn team gets in on the IN
Atlantic Coast Line train from jack nd
sonville at 8 o'clock this morning ana Z
q s.a0 this afternoon will play the
Srst of three games with the Climbers.
Nan Rucker will probably open In the
box for Donovan's people.
Rvar viii start out with Stackpole,
with Billy Crystal and Ross Helm mn.
ishing up. and If the Climbers aEns
land this game then the IIoiieS
Dodgers will deserve all they get:
Joe Pepee will be at short with Has
sett on second and Perry at third'
Greminger not having his ankle In
good condition yet. With Ryan, Hen
line and Persons in the outheld. Bax-
ter, Hassett, Perry and Pepee In the
infield, Spike Shannon and Tom Mes
slit doing the catching and Stackpole
Crystall and Helm in the box Dono-
vans people will have to play a pref
ty fast game to get off with it. Van
Anda, weems and Merrymap or Bur-
kett will be on the firing line" tomor-
row.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-01
COUNCIL WAS
IN SESSION
Several Matters Settled
by Aldermen.
MAYOR LEAGUE SENT MESSAGE
Perry Proposes to Boy City a New
Park.
He would Purchase the Hammer Hall
Property-Te Improve the Pump
Tag racilities ut waterworks
Station with New Engines.
MAYOR LEAGUE SENT MESSAGE

Beyond the passage of few ordi-
nances of no vital Importance and the
adoption of some resolutions providing
for the transaction of rutine business
of the city the adjourned meeting of
the Montgomery City Council last night
furnished hut little interest.
There was communication READ
from Mayor league in reference to the
purchase of two new boilers for the
waterworks plant to supplant couple
of old boilers which have been used
Sy the city upwards of nine years, and
for the repair of the other two belong
ing to the city. Contracts were also
awarded for the furnishing of gravel
TO the city for the year ending Oct. l.
1903.
Announcement was made that next
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-01
COREY IN BIRMINGHAM.
Steel Kings From East Locking 0veT
Properties.

Birmingham, March 31.-(Special.)-
High officials, the board of directors,
including the president. w. e. Corey.
of the United States Steel Corpora
ton, will spend the better part IL not
all of the coming week in the Biz
mingham district. inspecting the plants
Of the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Rail-
road Company. which were a few
months ago acquired by the big cor
poration.
The party will travel in q private
car and while in the district will visit
every portion of this section where
there are any properties of the cor
poration.
Entertainments will be provided in
the way of dinners and other recep-
lions in order that prominent citizens
may meet Mr.. Corey, Mr.. Gary and
other directors in the corporation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-01
'FLIM-FLAM NEGROES
BOUND OVER FOR ROBBERY

Slick City Negroes Had Been swindling
Visitors From the Country.
Jim Franklin and Freeman Jones. alias
kid" were tried in the Recorders Court
yesterday afternoon on the charge Of grand
larceny. and were each bound over on a
bond OF $500.
George Robertson a negro farmer posi-
lively identified the two negroes as the
film flam artists who palmed off $50 Con-
federate bill on him on the night Of March
0. BY the slick transaction the two negroes
swindled Robertson out of slb.bo,
The same two negroes were tried Satur-
day afternoon on the charge OF robbery.
and Jones was bound over on q bono OF
$500. Franklin was not identified as one
of the thieves and was discharged
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-01
THE CLIMBERS HAVE
STARTED HARD HITTING
They Registered Nigh Marks In the
Exhibition Games. -

Moose Baxter and Noah Henline are
the headliners in the bifing department
in the exhibition series with the big
leaguers. During the four games
(two with the Athletics and two with
the Cubs), each of the two has. COPIED
ave hits, tieing with a batting aver
age of 1893. Ed Greminger also has
an average Of 1913. having two hits in
his two games. Pepee has two hits in
two games but was at bat one more
time than the big third sacker. Archie
Persons has the same average as Pc
pee. Billy Crystal has batting av-
erage of 1000, having been at bat only
once and getting one hit in his game.
Ross Helm has a batting average OF
500, but was one time less at bat than
Burkett who also had hit in two
games.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-01
SELMA BUSINESS arEN.
They Hear Good Reports from Secre
tary slater.

tary slater.
Selma. March 31.-(Special)-Tha
meeting of the Commercial and Indus
trial Association was largely attended
tonight.
The report of Secretary Slater
proved interesting. He stated that a
few days ago a representative of a
large manufacturing concern had Wis
tied Selma in the interest of establish
ing a branch plant here and that he
had leased 9 site for location Of the
plant which would employ about 100
men and that there would also prob
ably be located here a plant of a large
wooden work concern, and that he was
expecting It's representative daily.
Soon the Association will advertise
Selma extensively throughout Ken
lucky with the view of getting some
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-01
MR.. FRIEND is HURT.
EmpIoye of Decatur shops May Lose
His Eyes.

HIS Eyes,
Decatur. March 31.-(SpeciaL)-L. B.
Friend. an employee of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad shops in New
Decatur. may lose his eyesight as the
result of an accident.
He was using blasts of powder to
blow bolts out of a locomotive boiler.
One of the blasts failed to explode and
he attempted to remove the fuse and
when he did so the blast went off and
he was burned terribly about the face
and eyes.
He was taken to Birmingham for
treatment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-01

Methodist Conference of Baltimore
District to Raise Big Sum.

District to Raise Big sum.
Roanoke, Va. March 31.-The 124th
annual session of the Baltimore Met
hodist Episcopal conference adjourned
TODAY to meet next year at Baltimore.
The conference endorsed the Central
church to be built at Washington and
pledged a contribution of $4,000 for
that purpose. It was recommended
that the conference during the coming
year, undertake to ,raise half mill
lion dollars for missions.
II was announced that T. T. Fish
burne. of Roanoke. had given 100000
TO be used for building churches in
foreign felds.I .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-01
Called to Eutavv .

Hon. A. H. Aston, Supernumerary
Judge, has been called to Eutaw to
hold the Greene County Circuit Court
during the illness of Judge S. H.
Sprott. Judge Aston was in Selma
preparing to leave for Prattville where
he expected to hold the Autauga coun-
ty Court when he received orders to
go to Eutaw.
He left Selma yesterday for Eutaw.
The call was such that it cancelled the
Autauga County engagement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-01

Fine Tomatoes, Lettuce, Engiish
Peas, Asparagus. Spinnch, Raddishes,
Carrots and Beets.
YELVERTON'S PALACE MARKET
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-01

There are more firemen killed and
injured In the performance OF their
duties in New York City than in any
other city in the world.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-09-22
Excus sable.

ut seems to me
that Jones doesn't
know his own
mind"
We'll, you can't
blame the man.
He has been on
the jury and has
listened to argu-
ments Of opposing
lawyers so much
that he doesn't
feel sure of any
thing"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-09-22
Twas Coming.

Grace = Do you
think I'm pre-
sentable today?
Edith = Depends
upon what kind of
a gift anybody
wants.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-09-22

An Ideal Juror.

Attorney Have
you formed any
opinion on this
case?
Prospective Ju-
ror-No, sir.
Attorney = Aft
er the evidence
on both sides is
all in do you think
you will be able
to form an opin-
ion?
Prospective Ju-
ror-No, sir.
Attorney-Good!
You'll do.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-09-22
Synonyms.

what an ever
lasting bore life
ISL said the plu-
tocratic tunne 81
contractor at the
club.
mot with me,
yawned the mil
lionaire miller. 1T
is one eternal
grind"