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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
5ra giaarb, g.'saf.

gi bar baot en- ertra m @iuter; Set
bar tilapt orret Sre NOT til SGbeisre;
men pi Hitter os isieunem Guigebel. Spoo
aoliueeu dnecdr. idn bdoSc pi en- aoS
@rsoe. SpeSen sit fra IS til 20 Sus
ibeis pr. Sere. iou bet a eaniie aob
acIing ali9cpeL. IA. Ri bar ct Gountrn
Store og en- pen uorit airte, iom bles
bp9sct fiofe CONNER. Zen er at gricf;
Oct er bare rurife SettIere Der I Oneas
men. Spao Stote anaaar inu err BET
temmeIis noarIis. Si bar bpspet ct BAR
SioIebuie. men DC toitsr uieset; ct al
benz toiter omtreut $1,000. 9ette or
piit Siubanr for BET or iaa title. at BET
et life Hosen at ie beIe Saserl ScIf Iias
ger oft biemme % iooer suer iueer paa
Sabben. U. Q. Feoeriou,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
Sra sanIep saas, asian.

ReS bet famine iea i~nSienSer @etas
ling for "Secora6 8oiteu", oil iee faa
SOB til at tribe Iiot / gIaoet. SanIep
Sails er en- eanife ganunel Sb, men
erbSa er ben life itor. Der er 8 @enes
rnIitores. 1 5arbtpare itore, 1 Srueitpre,
2 @~eitnirnnter, / 8onf; 1 2ottor, 1
Smebeibop, 1 2umberparo, 8 glepatorer
os 2 9epoter, % life at foreIemue 2
Snlooner. 2 2irter. Ell Wetbooiit % en-
norfs lutberif. iom betienes al Saltor
2steusendro, ion er en- tro % nioti9r
Serrens Siener. Gi bar bapt fint @eir,
90 tln en- Del at 8iirteren bar Ser pGret
iaapus Sne, at Der bar nGrct SleSefsre,
men bet bar life foIot. Snao S~unSbeSss
tilitanben mgadr, iaa bar Der prret
a'dnge ipse, os nogIe er osoe. Sea liter
8Iacet goot og bill pebblipe at boIee Der,
foa lGnge ie9 Ieper. Seq bill ga snIfe
"SecorabsS oiten" os aIIe bens 9rIere al
2gffe o9 SeIb / BET tonmenoe Iar.
On Ibounent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01

auret, iaa aoot sc tan. Ger or Gag nG'
itcu iii a~uhenbosr Npcio. "a, iiGrc
Scutcr. oere ma enoeIig butte pau o5
~itatteIS cnIiBe Reberipeuoe hcrrmret. Tom
aoar % iuifer I SttIbeo efter en- g0us
batter til gour! ga, leg bdaber. al oct
gooe garle repIbIitdHife Bart mnu
femme i'll gtoatcn psS 8algct til Soften
iaieu. Suu tililut en- SiIieu til ale
"3ecordbs Yoiteu"S 9Gicre, oq Ncns 9ers
iouaIe. G6riit. g. CIion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01

Ia isg III bar bGret Subfribeut pua
"8ecornbsR oiteu" / oOer 20 sar og ers
boIot SGaoet ganits rsscInuGsfigt belle
oeu Sto, iad otl leg M icnoe ltSgiUereu
en- M Sbounert iOm SrGmie for lang o.
tro Sienefte, og ieg oil osiad beSblibe
at bpISe "Yoiten" % "&e6 auien"; OIL
ice mad iGIge Briien for Ell 3aler %
Ell Spart, iaa oil jog life brre ~Eecorabs
Rciten" fOrlocu; tbi bet err bet bcoite
noritc gIaS ies bar IGit. gGre 6ermeo
ale "Secorabs @oitsn~s genuer billet fra
8. 8. @etlie.
Beaver 9rset, gIiru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
Satarrb / 3Gicu % ilct SprSsiclic.

Or. Saues Z. gracfcn, 6i0 Sent6 spe, Reu gorf
Gitp, y. o., bar inoebapt gmbeoet iom 8unoiuipcfter /
Meru sorf De iihite 10 Ior. San oriper Ell itsrre NsrIGg.
nirgSforrctriug 610 Sentb guc. San or Goit Septtp OF
8rauo auigbtS Of Reiquo Celia Council auigbtS GoIunt.
bus, q. y. san ifriper iom ielgcr:
q nGiter ct 0uiin aar bar icg pGrct pIaget meo Sta.
turrb Ell eler nuoen iornu. Seq ~pIaaeoeS al Aatarrb
2Gien, oa oct pirfebe ogiaa paa min Rape. bpiIfet .iiUr for.
iiroIige6e mig ON Morsenei. Yiin Tpprtit bar saarlis oa
intet ipnies at image mig. Silocls plaaeoes ieg oaiaa al
net j0rbpielie. Seq bIep tilroo0et at toae Ieruna, oa iea
brl,gte ben iont ioreifrepet Ell Mtaoneo, oa ia bar nGiteu
fiIbitGnbig beIbreoet. Soog er ser life Spor al 9atarrb /
NIT Spitent o. ieg fau uoeu Determining iigc, at Rcruua
beIbreoeoe mig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
ReuIiae Orb.

Dc iiges ian mango Sai for Rabres
itempeIen. iOm &c icnbte mig. Gen
gisr RaDnet iad tboeligt o9 srett. Sea
inres oSian al ~Gecordbs Boiten" er ct
aobt % rpttigt SIao, % ies er GtaS bber
Sang bet iommer mco tine mango RBs
beSer. Saa tafier iea Gem after fur
YrGmieu. Ctto Zitbp,
Sa3sn, q. 3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01

Ses bar at eriieroe gtoSfaselien al
Ssoielsoassbosen". Oct er en- uevrrrs
tet BOG. Germ Sousaser,
GbatfsIp. SeuIon. Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
2tlcrie ,1ccn pe,rt>na / init Gus
saaLS@ Rrpsr nj. 6 O. Gonpas BOT Springs Mfanfas
Ter err en- pouosoIoioh he AZ sPeune.
9er er en- RametoIoiabep al Renme'
Ter I DC 0premeDe ztater
Com bar sienomnott fin @elbrco peo
Srngeu AT Vcsrm.na.

Ter er en- Wiansiolbisbeo al Wenus FER Be 5pr-
ensSe Staier, ION bar sienrunbet lin Selbreo peo
Bruaen al Heruna. Tet nptier life at iprisae OF
nesie bette 5atium.
Som &eseI laa liter itfs 9rserne OF srfieuSe Bet.
Der CT bog MI % ba en- mpeis 2ase, ipm pirtelis sr.
fieneer bet 3 i~aooanne 3ilfaIbsr CT Yeruna bic.
ben i~orcitrepet al 2esen ielp. SnienoItlput 9Raen
peo en- iaaban 2rausaitipn liber p~stuu,are Iab, iaa
npoer tdns gaiient 5proeleh % bette butoe bare
99aeus iorusmiie Maal.
Si p%aaitoar life, at 9rserus / GuiinoelisbeS fore.
ifriper Teriua. Wen pt p%onftnar, Of naariombelit
1eriua paa en- intelligent Raobe fcrsftripss. iaa
itufer ben iieleeu hperten 29een elsr gatisntsn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
Gatarrb | SnooulScue.

DIR. Ri6aeI 8oonep, &c 5iftb Ct. gSoter.
oIict, y. y, ~Ifriprr:
SuiS ieg bapoc blot ON Berima for aar til.
boae. ioa ituIoe lea bape pGret iporet for meaen
SioeIie. geo Sigcgoloigbeo % Strabaoier /
mine puare Gage bIep nit Soitem | en- nteaet
iIcnr 5orfutniua isrcno icg tiIfuIoe fnrtoo BET.
"lPiu 2Gle troeoc. at iea bapoe Satarrh |
Slrrru, oa ~fureitreu mig Teoiciuer berfor, men
Inlet gior6e mig noaet goot.
"Dliue @euner tilraoOeoe mig at iorisae Be.
ri,na, for bcilfe ieg err meaet t%afuemueIig, od
oct bor b~eIbre6et mig poa to Raaneoer, og
ieg bar mn en pcrieft Srlbrco."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
aatarrb ! SOusost % Raueu.

Or. Srnnf @ihter 800 Goit 2uo Str, @i.
mona, Wfinn. ~ifriper: Get er mig en- sSor.
ueielie at a~nbefaIe Gerunu for aatdrrb | Tta.
pen. Seruna belbreoeoc mig, % ieg peo at Den
oil beIbrebe bpiIfenionbelit ouore, ser lioer at
oenue Spgoom. Sca bar iipr ~ougrebet al Su.
tarrb / Sopebet os Ylauen. Seq forisate mango
MtoIer uoeu gtptte. Seq IGite on Beruua |
auiierne. % lem SLATER beIbre0eoc mig"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
IprfideIie o. @aueinaSum.

Ir. 6. q. Corners, ErpiiOeut for Gol6
Storuae See ano GonI Go, Sot Sprtngs.
Art, ~ifriper:
Seq bauOe / Here aur nPret pIaget meo
ct mcget a~lporIiBt 5iIirlOe Of aatarrb. CT.
ter at hare iorisat mango Sorifrifter af goSe
SGaer blep ieq life beore.
"Eau en- &euS Hado. ION me6 gooe ReiuI-
toter bopoe brllgt geruna, fisbte ies en-
SLATE. HeiuItaternc par ioa qoSe, at lea
oeobIep at BRUCE oct. s De ii6ite ire Mar
bar ieg mnnife brltGt ct Guiin SIaifer. oa
bette bar boIot mig ira De ~iG0panlise BIo.
ger al &ntorrb. Seq er aIorig uoeu en- Sla.
ifc Geruno | nit SltS.
~Ge fdu alto blue toit Forfislelie % Iet
SOrbsiclic, bpiS &c bar EeriIna."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01

correspondence

a0rre'prubaaer usen sarn o. ubrsss iases lite bet minshs eeuspn til;
DC bHr lite eusang efuremirhe az RrbaitpnenL Rapnef VII Ute hrs
erynfiggIsrt. me6mfner rtbfomususe &psrefppnbenf pnnsfbci. mn
&eeationtn uaa faDe taus fuiee NapH % uorest. 3: !: q: q: Z;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01

9a8sp e. >,
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26
It's Different Now

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Shep-
herd, ST., u prominent couple
of southeast of Gillian, were
married fifty.one years ago.
He was relating his early ex.
periences recently TO E. b.
Roberts who In turn passed
them on to us. When they
went to housekeeping on the
same farm they still reside
on the household and cooking
utensils consisted of. an old
3-legged oven, cord bed with
mattress and his overcoat for
a pillow. They cooked out of
doors between two logs and
in case of ran waited till II
was over. OF course they
couldn't have had any 1908
weather without a good deal
of fasting.
They have raised q family
of nine children, most OF them
around In the the same vicin'
ity and prosperous. They
now have a nice farm of 300
acres with a good home.
Mr.. Shepherd was born in
Kentucky and Mrs. Shepherd
In Cooper's Fort, near Arrow
Rock. Her Crane. father and
father we're among the ear
lest settlers OF C0oper's Fort,
She says she well remember
the big flood Of 1874. Ma,
they live long to enjoy thu
fruits of their labors.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26
A great many arrests have

A great many arrests have
been made in our city the
past few weeks, mostly color
ed people, on charges Of
gaming, vargrancy, drunken.
ness, etc. We do not believe
any Partially should be
shown In this matter between
white or black and there has
been no complaint in this re-
spect. We hope the good
work will be kept up till Mar.
shall il rid of this worthless
element or they "quit their
meanness." In order that
those who work out their fines
may not become a burden on
the city, they can be used to
good advantage in cleaning up
the streets and alleys.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26

colored politician who has
been hawking out the colored
vote till il is frazzled out.
The colored man is not such a
fool that he can't tell when
his vote has been traded q few
times. He has been exhorted
to blindiy vote the Republi-
can, Democratic or Populist
ticket so that the politician
can force q good job out OF the
party making the best bid.
The politician can no longer
"deliver the goods" and the
Negro is left without a leader.
II is about time too that he
should do his own thinking.
If he thinks it to his interest
to vote the Democratic ticket
he ought TO do so. The Dem.
ocratic party is not inclined
to honor him with high posi-.
tions and credentials, aud the
Republicans are also fighting
shy OF him because of the
constant ''blufhng." If in
terested in his own welfare
he should organize, study up
30 AS to be informed and ther
vote what he thinks is RICH,
and to his own interest, re
CARELESS Of bids received
He will then become a posi-
tive quantity and IA power un
10 himself.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26
VIM. II. Taft was nomiu

VIM. II. Taft was nominal.
ed for president by the Re.
publican National Convention
at Chicago on June 18th on
the first ballot. Out OF a total
vote Of $50, he received 702.
The balance of the vote was
scattered between Cannon,
Fairbanks, Hughes, Foraker,
Knox aud LaFollette. The
very large support given Mr..
Taft clearly proves him 10 be
the popular candidate. I'm
less something unforeseen oc
ours there can be 20 doubt o.
his being elected by a bis
majority.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26

placed in museums and dis
tributed among circus per.
formers. Mr.. Armstrong
has conducted a big snake
farm near here for several
years. He received 81 q
pound for the snakes at his
farm. He had extracted the
poison and fangs from all Of
them, and they are harmless.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26
Condensed Republican Plat
form.

Republican party reached
its highest service under
leadership of Theodore Roose.
welt.
Accomplished complete
overthrow Of all preference,
rebates and determinations
by the railroads.
Bettered the condition of
the American wage Garner.
Exposed and punished evil
doors in public service.
Took forward step in the
improvement of the inland
waterways.
The convention declared it's
unfaltering adherence to the
policies inaugurated and
pledge their continuance I'M
der q Republican administra.
tion Of the government.
Under the guidance of Re.
publican principles the Amer.
lean people have become the
richest nation in the world.
Since the election Of Nc.
KiDley the people have felt
the wisdom Of entrusting the
Republican party with the
control and direction Of the
national Legislation.
The convention c0mmends
the passage Of the emergency
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26
The st. Louis Republic will

The st. Louis Republic will
celebrate its Tooth anniver.
sary on July 18th with a mon.
ster edition. What a splen.
did record through the best
hundred years in the worlds
history! What II difference
between 1908 and 1903 in the
making of a paper. The Re-
publican Office is better equip.
ped by far than the Republic
could have been in 1903, when
typesetting machines we're
unknown and even type was
awkward and ungainly. But
the paper through all these
years has kept at the head Of
the procession, has recorded
history and helped make it, has
been . credit 10 its city and
country and today stands
solid financially, a little ''side.
ways" politically (from a Re.
publican view but young and
active % Q news distributor.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26

OF the fundamental curative
idea by long study of his own
physical infirmities, after try
ing all the known systems.
He had found that electricity
Was the vital force, under the
guidance of the human will,
and he was prepared to teach
people how TO use this great
principle.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26

Regardless of prospects
elsewhere, we can say for
Saline that there's nothing Ia
worry over in regard to our
crops. The late cold spell,
the heavy constant rains and
the floods have had q telling
effect but as q whole crops
are turning out very well.
Even many OF the farmers
who were caught by tie food
take a hopeful view and say
they will still make a good
corn crop.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26

doubts debt.
Republication gives each
equal right to learn.
Adherence to every reason
able doctrine proclaimed
since the BIRTH of the Repub
,lican party. = Kansas City
Journal.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26
A New Health RELIGION

In Carnegie Hall, New
York, was formally launched
recently a new pseudoscient'f-
ic movement for the regenera.
tion of mankind under the
leadership of Andrew Nc
Cornell, and Endorsed by
Rev. II. S. Macarthur of the
Baptist Church. DR..
Macarthur presided and said
it was the beginning of a
worldwide religious move.
ment. Met Onnell told the
audience that he had got hold
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26

In order TO force IN issue
the Negro is being constantly
prodded BY the Democratic
press. One paper says the
Republicans are forcing him
forward, another that be has
been dumped. As We read
~ signs, the colored man Is
nv vistlm Of the schemipg
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26
Live Rattlers Sent North.

Brownsville, Tex. June Ia,
Frank b. Armstrong to-day
shipped four tons Of live
rattlesnakes to different
points in the North aud East,
where the reptiles will be
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26
Plenty Of Trouble

Is caused by stagnation Of the liver
aud bowels. To get rid Of Il aud
headache and biliousness and the
poison that brings iaundice, take DR..
Kings New Life Pills, the reliable
purifiers that do the work without
grinding or gripping. 25c NJ 81 drug
stores.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26
UNIQUE Advertisement

Mr.. r. J. Mckay, Assistant
General Passenger Agent
Toledo, st. Louis & Western
and Chicago & Alton Rail-
roads, in his travels through
the East recently, noticed in
a certain Virginia newspaper
the following advertisement:
REV. GEORGE W. WHARTON
Carries . Full Line OF
staple and Fancy Groceries.
ON, OYsTERsi
He receives almost daily. fresh, firss-ciass
Oysters. at moderate prices.
FRESH FISH
Various kinds Of Fresh Fish In season, the
very best, 20 tempt the ~spicuresu taste.
MATRIMONIAL NATTER.
Rev. Mr. harton's residence 10 . mecca for
marrying coupler. ID just gain the consen.
Of your best girl, o the license. and TO-
gsther with . fat fee. give him = call and be
WILL perform the ceremony In the most sp-
proved style.
Upon his return to head
quarters in Chicago, Mr.. Nc.
Kay turned the ad. over to
Geo. J Charlton, General
Passenger Agent, through
whose courtesy we are ena.
bled to print. =,
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26

Jas. Sherman, a prominent
lawyer OF Utica N. Y, was
Friday morning nominated
for vice.president on the
Republican ticket.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26
bill, appointing the national

monetary commission, en-
ployers' and government liz.
bility laws, widows pension
bill, and many other acts con.
serving the public welfare.
Republican party declares
unequivocally for revision of
the tariff by special session
of congress. Favors security
against foreign competition,
without excessive duties, so
as to maintain the high stan.
dard of living Of the wage.
learners of this country.
The convention approved
the emergency measures
adopted by the government
during the recent financial
disturbance.
Favors establishment of
postal savings bank system
for the convenience OF the
people.
! Approves the enactment of
railroad rate laws.
Believes that interstate
commerce law should be
amended TO give rail the
right to make and publish
traffic agreements, but main.
tanning always the principle
of competition between pa:ur'
ALLY competing lines.
Favors such national legis'
Ilation and supervision as viii
prevent future overissue OF
stocks and bonds by inter
state carriers.
Commends Republican par
ty for wise policy in establish.
ing the eight hour day on all
public construction and the
adoption of child labor laws
in the District of Columb ia.
The Republican party at all
times will uphold the author
ity and integrity of The state
aud federal courts and insist
that their powers to enforce
their process and protect life
Liberty and property be pre-.
served jnviolate.
Favors extension of rural
mai! service to every com.
munity.
Believes in public aid In
building and maintaining
country roads.
Republican party for more
than fifty years has been the
consistent friend of the ne.
grO. Gave him his freedom
and citizenship.
Declares for the rigid en-.
forcement of the thirteenth,
fourteenth and fifteenth
amendments to the constitu.
ton without any reservation.
Reafirms the Republican
policy Of free distribution Of
all available areas Of public
domain to landless settlers.
Declares unalterable devo'
ton to policy that will keer
this republic ready at al
times to defend her tradition
al doctrines.
Adheres to Republican doc
trine OF encouragement u
american shipping and urge,
such Legislation as will revive
the merchant marine pres,
t,ge Of the country.
]; Favors the immediate ad,
mission Of the territories o.
New Mexico and Arizona Q.
separate states Of the Union,
Republication means pros
perity, condolences and thrift
Democracy means adversity,
NLtA ILIAH NIL.Lt|t .AA NI
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26

Taft and Sherman will make
a hard pair to beat.
The Marshall republican., 1908-06-26
Prices 1893 to 1894:
"Tsddy Terrible" Panic Prices

m labor Soc TO 75c per do
The Detroit times., 1908-02-20
THREE HAVE CLOSE
CALL IN FLAMES
AROUSED BY FALLING GLASS AND
EscAPE-FIRE IN STORE BE-
LOW CAUSES $4,000 LOSS.

The dry goods stock OF Egnatz
Entczak, in a two-story brick building
at No. 14S5 MichigaD-ave., was dam
aged to the extent OF $4,000 by a fire
which broke out at o'clock Thursday
morning. The fire started in the store
at the rear. and spread rapidly until
the whole interior was In flames.
The proprietor, with his two sisters,
Leona and Mary, lived in rooms above
the store. The young, women were
awakened by falling glass, and after
arousing their brother fed to the
street, clad only in their night clothes.
They sought shelter in a neighboring
saloon The brother, In making his
way through the smoke. bumped into
door and cut an ugly cash In his
forehead.
Entczak valued his stock at $1,000.
What was not burned was pretty well
ruined with water and smoke. The
building was damaged to the extent OF
800.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-20
The Farmers Wife

Is very careful about her churn. She
scalds IL thoroughly after using, and gives
IL q sun bath 10 sweeten IL. She knows
that II her churn Is sour it will faint the
butter that Is made In IT, The stomach Is
a churn. In the stomach and digestive
and nutritive tracts are performed pro-
cesses which are almost exactly like the
churning OF butter. Is IL not apparent
then that II this stomach-churn Is foul it
makes foul all which is put into IL?
The evil OF foul stomach is not alone
the bad taste In the mouth and the foul
breath caused by IL, but the corruption OF
the pure current OF blood and the dissem-
ination OF disease throughout the body.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
makes the sour and foul stomach sweet.
IL does for the stomach what the washing
and sun bath do for the churn-a bsolutely
removes every tainting or corrupting ele-
ment. In this way IL cures blotches,
pimples, eruptions, scrofulous swellings,
sores, or open eating ulcers and all
humors or diseases arising from bad blood.
III you have bitter, nasty, foul taste in
your mouth, coated tongue, foul breath,
are weak and easily tired, feel depressed
and Respondent, have frequent headaches,
aeh, eonstipated or irregular bowels, sour
or bitter risings after eating and poor
appetite, these symptoms, or any consider
able number Of them, indicate that you ara
suffering from biliousness, torpid or lazy
liver with the usual accompanying indi-
gestion, or dyspepsia and their attendant
arrangements.
Tn, best ageQa known n medical scl.
enEe IQk tpe ckG Ql Ihe Above AYmptQms
ahQ fQpdl Mons, ~ SfE3afad by fha Wfif19b
Of Leading leSch&ts- and prActltl 0pefS OF
all the seYerat schQ 0la Of medical pracflce.
cQmhIned h Qr. Plerce,2 Goldan-M Medical
QLscnxeEX That this IL absolutely true
Will be readily proven to your satisfaction
II yon will but mail postal card request
to DIR. Il. V. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y, for q
free copy of his booklet OF extracts from
the standard medical authorities, giving
the names OF all the ingredients entering
into his world-famed medicines and show
ing what the most eminent medical men
OF the age say Of them.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-20
GILLETTE HOPEFUL OF
DCDGING THE CHAIR

AUBURN. N. Y. Feb. Colchester
Gillette. who has been informed that
the court OF appeals afiirms his con
viction of murder In the first degree,
is today as confident that he will es-
cape the death penalty for the muir
der OF Grace Brown, his sweetheart.
as he was during the trial The de-
cision caused him to think deeply, but
he did not become depressed. Gil
lette does not approve OF an appeal to
Gov Hughes until his case has been
carried TO the supreme court OF the
United States. Afterward, If the su.
IRENE court will not grant him new
trial. he favors the appeal. Gillette's
mother is now making an EFFORT to
secure sufficient money TO carry the
case higher.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-20
Unique Police Uniforms.

The Buenos Ayres Herald, rejoic-
ing over the adoption OF the white he'll
met for it's police force, says Tho
LEGAL 'Robertus. or more Familiarity
Bobby, has at last got white helmet.
bless his little criollo heart! And
some people, of an inquisitive turn OF
mind, are asking why this becoming
and seasonable headgear should not
have been accompanied by CORE
spending chromatic variation in the
rest of the uniform" The writer COM
plains in the same article about the
injustice of the city law which COM
pels policemen to wear dark wooden
clothes In hot weather. The inspec-
tors Of the force are worse of than
their men, for they. In addition TO
heavy uniforms, must wear also huge
riding boots, and have not the saving
clause OF the white helmet" The pa
per advocates "the adjustment OF all
collars, cuffs, close fitting clothing,
hard hats, gloves gloves In this wealth.
erD, and the institution of a wide,
easy and flowing civic costume that,
while uniting all the demands OF 'cul.
ture' would afford rational garb In
keeping with the climatic surround
ings." This criticism OF existent GUS
toms will surprise many persons who
fancied that the problem OF comfort
able clothing had been solved in South
America.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-20
BUSINESS BEGINS
To BOOM AGAIN

A general resumption OF business
along all lines has been reported To
the bureau of manufactures of the
Board of Commerce. The Murphy
Chair Co.. two plants of the American
Radiator Co. and the Burroughs Add
ing Machine Co. have recently com
menced operations with almost a full
working force. A real estate dealer
reported that his January sales were
better than for the corresponding
month last year, and a retail mer-
chant reported the same. A repre-
sentative of a large railway system
reported that his road had secured
more tonnage OF freight in Detroit
during january and February than
during the same months OF 1907.