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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13

iom er reiit oper afoe0e @aItor
Glemen Senien.
Spren YeOerien, Ser / Sc iioite
) Nar Far lepet / 2uf, ttoligere /
Gltrefa iom Sarmer, oeOe ben Is.
Oft. San par feot / @isling paa
Sjpllano 1916. M
NHoers Gbr. 9anieut Gbui9ing,
fe6t beo 2pngiad / 9tGrbeoen al
S9bg, 9anmarf, 1855, ct df9aaet
Deo OGDEN og blep UNDER flor 0el-
togelie iorOet ben 10. Oft. San eff
tcrlooer en- Ssn og ire 0ptre, iom
aQe er gifte.
Nalt. Sig bar opiagt lin Ger
ming / Gbuibing Wentgbeo efter
9tDtaar, paa 8run0 al at Fan life
gr0t fan u0bolbe at fGroes 0en
lange Sci lerlig i @intertioen. Me-
nigbe0en bar efter SorlDaenoe lenot
&alosbrepet til 9. 81. 2aurlen /
Sucf. Son bar moOtaget &aloet.
@aurien bar foruoen WenigbeOer-
ne / Spen ogiuo iamlet en- Wenig-
beo / Bone Safe.
sloolf Ssnoergoar,o, Niels S.
9fielienS Spigerisn, bar forpugtet
Sans s. 9iaes 5arm meo gei9t-
ming ira fprite April. 8. S. giae
refer otter Sorlpoenoe uo til fin
Gotter, iom er gift mGo Eaitor
i. 9li6er, @iblrg, Spo 9af.
SEQ. Senien bupbe anftion oen
q. Oft. og fit fine Sager ganife
got bctolt. Senien og Suitru rel
ier nof til Oklahoma for at UNDER
isge, bporleoes 6~orboloeile er Der
noe, fpreno De lGlger beres Stem.
&prr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
9utber college.

SoolGnge @aitor 8. $. Senien
ioopel iom Sc pprige MeoIemmer al
Qireftionen for 2utber College fife
Gperfen bar bepiit eQer tfl6agefal0t
ZEN 8eifpIoning MOB mig, at ieg
ugentagne @ange bar gjort mis-
Ipffe6e 6ori6g pao at foo mine
@r9itebrpore / Hocine til at tage
Stanopunft imoo Sfolen," agter
ieg life at ipare ct Or0 poa npe
@eifplOntnger eQer noget iom 6ellt
onoet.
&acine, @iS. 5. 9. 9sop. 1908.
s. s. ai(Oiig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
Sionep, Wtuntana.

SlanOt De al 2anofommiteen
anbefaleOe Ste0er bill man oqlaa
eri1lore Napnet Sionep, Mont.
Ealtor &ilOiig meooeler, at Ser /
SiOnep alereoe er en- oonIf lutb.
Wenigbeb, iom betienes al 8aIt.
Sreoe Sobanien, altlaa iom In-
NETS til Gulbertlon, men at Ser
eaaiaa er ltbiigt til, at Der / en-
co. 5ren1tio pil blioe boiiooenbe
9>reIt / eaer beo Sionep. - s
&irfeblaoet leIer man, at ieg bar
toget imoo &olo oerfro og ogter
at reile OeruO til Soraor. Oct ct
n9iten baaOe ianOt og BOG fife
lcnOt, tbi BET er ianot, at leg ten=
ter paa at reiie oeruO til Soraar;
men oct er fife ianOt, at ieg bar
toget moo &ol0, ifgnt ct iaaoant
Ell mig tilitiQet. Seq mener neml-
Zig fife at fltnne moOtage &alo
ira WoHtana, fSr leg paa loplig
Sis opiiqer nit nllpercnoe &alo.
2iOt nern1ere Splpsning for bpem
bet er al Snteresie: Seq bar lige
iihen mine Sfoleoage peret trpf=
fet al @elO og bar Until / Dag
fife let mig / StonO til at faa ben
betalt. Sau fom ieg beruO / 8eit
og laa, bporle0es anore Wenne=
fer bar 6lepen biulpen al Uncle
Sam og ftf iaa Sen Sonfe, at Ser
rem maalfe pil0e bi9lpe mig at faa
min @Glo betalt genttem en- ybone-
lteao". S SamraaO me0 Taitor
8reOe Sobanlen iatte ieg mig iaa
i 6or6in0elle meo Sionep-Solfet.
Og, fort at fort9le: Otter Sam=
lda0 meo min nltpGren0e Wfenig=
fe0s Gmbeosmpno, Dor &re0sfor-
mano og bort Samfunos 6orn1ano
refer ieq, ON @ub bill meo So
mile til Sionep, iao mart set /
6oroaret fan laoe Jig gore. Seq
for ~lifferet mig ct SIpffe 2nno
&C. 10 Mil fra Sionep og bar al
lcreoe 6egpnot at bpgge oerpaa.
&unot SiOnep finoes omfring
80 oanIfe 2anoeiere; men ser er
Elaos for mango enom - mor1-
&c 9ooe fine Siem for pore fottige
Sanosmpno fun erboloes for finn
at DO og bpgge paa 2nnoet. Sor
rGrmere Splpsning fan man belt-
renoe Jig til en- al fSlgenoe: Eeter
Mnoerien, Sans Hielien ener Niels
Mnoerlon alfe SioneD, Wontona,
eler ogiaa til nnoertegneoe: i
&enmare, 90. 0nf.
Snsoag Sen IS. Nop. bill ieg,
ON @uO bill, pere / Monoof, Mpnt.,
for at ieoioge mllige 2anoisgere.
Gnbper, iom snifer at reiie til
Sionep, mao leie 9illet til Won=
naf, Mont., ipm ligger poo Greet
Nortbern 8aren 2ao fife &pgter
en- auloe og sneftornte afifraffe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13

Sip olene, ga bar Ri oe elenoigIte
al ale Merneifer, ga bar Dor Del
rnfeIigere enc 9prets, ser fife ifel-
Ter me1em beire og oenitre.
Store, for Oenne ganle Soro Der
ligc, .Gog, 90 Ser ifal fomme
og iIoo &eOeiGe.
x
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13

bIep oct minO1te Barn ipgt % Opoe
i Sn1a6a, Nebr. Meo fin lille Oat-
ter emma reiite WtrS. I~norealen
til California for at tage 0pbolo
e., Sio Dos lin Sglter og SDoger,
&uItor $. Sanien o9 Sltitru. Wtrs.
I~norealenS @elbreo blep baarligere,
Ioa BUN laa Jig n6Olaget til at eff
terla0e i'm lille emma Dos line
SIegtninge for ielp at reiie til
Gruib, Colorado, men bum bar oa
ouereOe for lpag til, at Der funoe
npres @aab ON S%el6reoelle.
gu er iaa @tr5. AnOreaien lteOt
til @pile paa Chen @5ers Strife
goarO, og benOes lille 0reng bpiler
pua en- GirfegaarO / Omaha. Men,
Jon Ynitor 4aberg iaa font iogoe
Ell lille Winoetale ON Dor afOG0e
SpIter: bum 6lep mo0taget 0erbiem-
me pao Oen bimmelife StrunO al
benDes life Sen.
&or Sen og 8roOer ltaar fife
enc tilbage fer / Bottom; Serren er
n9r POS bam, og iom Menigbe0 pil
b: fappes ON meO &erligbeO at ilao
! areos ON BAN for at linore Smer-
ten % Sorgen. Ntrs. InOreoien
opOe Ell ifen 0eO / Sroen paa Sc
JUS; iau er OGDEN 10 ell 8inoing.
Den norife lutberife WenigbeO
bar / Ell lengere SID p9ret forlt=
ben 8rplt per / Bolton, bporfor
ii efter I%nmo0ning Oerfra HptteOe
rpre neutrality-suspicious. oper
/ Sen norife Strife; men ba SEN
norife Menigbeo / n9ite uge penter
at fao Street, igen, iao bill pore
6ormi00agsgu0Stienelte otter 6lipe
ofbolote / Dor egen Strife til ie0=
ponlig Sib. s Sorbinoelie Der
nleO fan jeg fife go0t unOgaa at
berdre en- Gag, lom ieg aQerbel1t
uilOe 6aDe Oeret fri for, nenlig
onquoenoe bpa0 Dor Sen % 8ro=
Ser, Wr. u. s. MiQer, ior Ell Si0
iiOen ifrep ON 8et6ania Merigbe0
vOuniferen". Oct e. 10 noget
lent at fomme trent me0 BET MI
men BET fam bel npf unolfDloes, tbi
icm fpr neont, leg pil0e BELT babe
pGret belt iii for bette StDffe
NrbejOe, % bet bar pitt beQer al0rig
tomrlen fren, 0eriom life ri bar
bleone gjort opm9rfiomme paa, at
Dpr &irfeiug Der bar liOt SfaOe
6erunoer.
&or Gen Der. 0iiQer aflagoe os
Ell lille Selpg Der I Solton pnd 0en=
%nennreiie ira Sulnloutb, W1aine, til
lit fremtioige 9iem / &elten; hi bar
glade PED at lie Der. Weiqer, men
ii bar life meget glaze peo at
leie, bpaO ban ienere ifrep ON os
/ u0unlferen".
Wir. MiQer fortGQer, at Da ban
Spn0ag Worgen lpurgte fine Slegt-
hinge, JON ban booze bos, ON Be
pil0e meO | Strife, fit ban oct Spar,
at Der / Bolton ioper man SsnOag
WDrgen / Ste0et for at gaa / Sir
te, og enopioere fortpQer Scr.
0tiqer ON, bporleOes ban fom til
Sirten % fanOt fun faa Der. 9es=
p9rre bar ieg life mere oct gtr.
Ct o9oniferen", lom Wtr. WiQers
StDffe bar lfreoet l. og Ier mig
nerfor life / Stuno til at gelt=
gipe oct npja9tigt; men Meningen
buffer Ri ale gobt. 9en bar FORT
o. goot, at SIR. WfiQer ff set Sno=
! trpf, at 8etbania Menigbeo 6enDt-
ter Jim Spnoag 6ormibhog til at
ippe / SteOet for at gaa / Strife.
gtaar I'LL Dor fere Gen Mr.
MiQer fit bette Snotrpf fer SSn-
rag Ntorgen og bar tblallot os bele
SpnOagen og Oeltog meo os i Dor
@uOstieneite ON Nftenen, iaa ipnes
! Jeg, Der piloe bape p9ret en- goo
&ejligbcO for bam at tale meo nog-
lt al % ON ben Sag / Steoet for
at offentliggpre bet; bet piIoe efter
min ringe Mening bape bit mere
ii PREDETERMINED. Naar ieg MI, JON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13

ga, t9re Sro0er WtiQer, bet er 10
lletop, 6DaO 8etbania MenigbeO M
| III Nar oglaa bar beflaget, at al
Dc ca. 1000 Ianifere fer er BET
Tim laa lille Ell Slot, ri bar frn-
net jamie % / Seroe(esbeo ON
6ormi00agen. Wten llaar De, fore
SroOer MiQer, bar Sen Mening,
at bet er Wenigbeoets Meolemmer,
Der %torlpmmer at gaa / Strife pg
ttulge onentliggpr oenne Seres
Wening, Oa gpr 9e os l1ret.
9etbonio Menigbeo er, Iom be-
fGnot, fife ltor, bpao Meolemsan-
tai angoar, og bet fun0e meget let
lGoet Jig gore, ben Spnoag 0e
pdr Der, at gao ontfring meO Gem
til bpert enfelt Weolem iom life
bar / &irfen ON 6ormiOoagen, og
ligelom ri Der fenoer Set, piloe Oe
rgiaa baue blebet ooerbepiIt ON, at
irgen bleb borte u0en gploig
@runo. SoO mig income t. @f5.
plre unge Bigger. Sorboloene Der er
loaleoes, at Oe fan life faa SOB at
tomme ON SormiOOagen; nogle en-
felte at Dem fun nof faa 2ob, men
laa fan De fife fomme ON Iftenen.
9taar be iaa fun fan fomme Ben
enc @arg, ioa foretreffer De at
femme ON Iftenen.
Saa fomnler hi til 6amilierne.
Ser fan De al os iom bar en- life
Smule grfaring / Samilielibet, NOT
iGtte Jig ItOt ino / en- Susmooers
Sitting, iom bar 2, 8 eQer mao
tic flcre imoa 8Drn, og / Sc iioIte
var Iurstio bar vStorfen" aflagt
flittige SelSg / nplten aQe Siemme=
ne inOenfor WenigbeOen, og iad
gaar man ga flere Steoer enom1
og BETTER paa bans MnfomIt. Seq
bar mange 8ange let, ber / Dor
Strife, Meore bringe oeres lmaa
@prn meO Jig / &irfen meo set
lf0fulO, at Be life ielp fuar npaet
M al @lOstieneiten og ofte er
Aariag /, at flere anore f~orItprres
Al Sprnene; bOor meget hi ems
ole bol0er al Sc imoa og glp0er
e peo at lie Dem.
Wen la0 oet mi bore nof mes
@rnnoene, oct er tilitr9ffeligt for
o& at bioe, at Der er @r1tn0e og at
lngen bliper borte uoen @run0.
81 Dor Sen @leoe, at pore @ften-
gltostieneiter Ell gnbt beipats;
TT Wr. MiGer ga ogiao 2e1Iigbeo
til at le ben Iften, ban bar Der.
Or. Wiaers Sormaning til os,
fcr1taar pi goot, bar bel ment, oa
Den tager Ri fife fortrp0elig op, /
SGrOelesbeO ga ri goot peo, at Scr.
WtiQer er liOt fritilf onlagt; men Ri
beOrpDes ODER, at Wenigbeoen blen
Gjort llret % itiQet frem for Gam
funOet paa Ell laaoan Maaoe, at
Dor Sag Der bar liot baarot oerun-
ser. .t.I, I~r~7s
Seq bill life gere nogct Sorisg
paa at faa 8laoets Soc ere til at
tro, at ri er iaooan nogle ierlig
gnofrpgtige Menneifer Der / 8etba-
nia MtenigbeO, fremfor andre Me-
nigbeoer, tbi ieg tpnfer mig altio
lGaleoes, at bDor iom bellt man
tomner, p;l man finoe baaoe goOe
oq Oaart.5c SiOer / Wenig6eoerne,
men ieg boloer MI altiO melt al at
tale ON De goOe Sioer, life oerneo
ment, at Ser ifol boloes Saano
nter oct 0aarlige. Nei langfra;
men BET %forefommer mig, at CUBS
Sr0 bier os en- bebre Sci emo at
bragg BET frem til Sfltc for 81
fcntligbeOen.
81 glp0er % / bort fife 8etba-
ria, og ieg peO meo 8eitemtbeo, at
6lertallet al Menigbeoens @eo-
lemmer foler iom ieg gor, at Ser
bsrer ieg biemme, og BET er mig
Ct opbt Sobn, bper Sang jeg ct
frrbinoret / at pere til Steoe,
near 8u6s Orb lpoer Ser, og Ri
bar og1aa goo @runo til at gleoe
os og bore %tafnemlige for, bpaO
Cnrrntt 6o,. o,oo4 - ~ x,oS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13

u9Gt Gepe guopel6eboeeIigt", be-
tpoGr oct life: at orbeibe meo til,
at BET ~oan0elige, ian6e 2ip fan beef
feS / an6re? Solftoi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13

Mennelfet fan ligeiaaliot meo lin
Sonfe ipenoe ON oe foitbolOe Sen
DeIe, fulOfonme SonobeO, iom bans
Tie fun toole Ben Itrnalen0e Mfi0-
Dogsiol.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13
0nlOitpp.

Si0en5 Grim er treOelt. 5rem-
ripen nermer Jig os Iangiomt, To-
renOe. 2iebliffet flpper pilinart
fra os. Wten 6orgongenbeoen Itaar
Gpigt ltiQe. Sc6ilIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13

Huber beftig Strio opbiOies Dor
6ontoii - iom gor, OF ri i Die
bliftet beorager os ielp og gpr
Sing, iom set offpleoe Sinh piIer
os bar urette pg uianoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-13

(aorr. fortiut puo SIDE 9
The Washington times., 1908-04-16
SHOOTS DAUGHTER,
KILLS HIMSELF
Tragedy Marks Fathers Call
at Girls Boarding
School.

ASHEVILLE, n. c., April 1s.-Dr. c.
o. Swinney, formerly OF New York.
who came here from Marion, n. C.
about two weeks ago TO see his daugh-
ter. Nellie. a pretty siXteen-year-old
school girl. NwhO is a student at the
Normal and Collegiate Institute, called
upon his daughter at the college yester-
day afternoon.
While the two were alone in one OF
the reception rooms, and Nellie was
seated at the piano, playing, the doctor
fired three shots at her, and then fired
a fourth shot through his own head.
killing himself instantly.
Miss Swinney was picked up uncon-
scious and is believed TO be mortally
injured. two Of the shots taking effect
in the young girls head, and one graz
ing her forehead. Miss Swinney, who
is considered the prettiest girl in the
college, had been receiving attentions
from young men, which were objected
10 by her father. He had demonstrated
with her, but to no purpose, and when
he resumed the subject she turned to
the piano and began playing.
At the first shot the girl ran from
the room and fell in the hallway-
There were so young women boarders
In the building and CONSERVATION pre-
vailed.
Swlnney's body was removed and
brought into Asheville and Miss Swim
Swinney is popular among her school
mates
The Washington times., 1908-04-16
COCHRAN PRESENTS BILL
TO BUILD HTGHWAYALONG
THIRTYFTFTH PARALLEL,

Bourke Cochran, member of Con-
gress from New York. from whose
lips the one-sylIabled and polysyIlabled
riches OF the dictionary win new beauty
every day. has done a new, a grand and
an unexpected thing.
He did 1t in silence. Not a metaphor
graced the ambient. not a smile 0rna-
mented the Congressional Record, not
an ALTERATION tickled the echoes wien
this deed was done. Quietly. without
words, vituperation or praise, the per-
Torrance was pulled off.
But the act itself is even more re-
Inarkable than the silence in which It
was perpetrated.
Cochran has introduced in the House
a bill to transform the thirty-ffth par
allel Of north latitude from a gecsraphi-
cal study into a highway that shall
reach from the Atlantic to San Fran
cisco, via Newborn y. G This high
way must be so smooth that a four
year old may travel It on roller skates
without drawing a long breath. Pc
destrians VIII be able 10 use il with
out getting their shoes dusty. and
automobiles viii whizz across the con-
tlnent on II without Earring a spring.
II must be pOliced and electric
lighted, according 10 the terms OF the
Dill, and on each side shall bloom new
The Washington times., 1908-04-16
HIS LOVE REJECTED.
HE SHOOTS ARTIST
Jealous Russian Kills Him
self After Wound
ing Girl.

PARIS. April 16-An infatuatlon
(which lad it's inception in Odessa. has
termina ed in the Russian colony Of the
QUARTER Latin here in a tragedy. A
young Russians body lies in the morgue
awaiting word from his relatives In
Russia, while the body Of Mile. Giiinki,
q beautiful young art student. lies In a
hospital. scared with an ugly bullet
wound. However, the physicians say
she will recover.
Alexandra Gueska, aged twenty, a
Russian student at odessa. was deeply
in love with a fellow-stuGent. Mile.
GilinkL She ignored his advances. how
ever. and some months ago came 10
Paris TO study at the SOrbOnne She
established herself in the Russian stu
dents colony OF the Quarter Latin, and
was apparently happy in her freedom
from Gueska.
A few weeks ago she became engaged
10 be married TO a student she met in
Paris. The news reached Gueska at
Odessa, and he Immediately started out
for Paris. He arrived here in the even
ing, and about o'clock at night called
at the apartments of Mile. Galink in
the Rue MaIebranche, and protested
against her forthcoming marriage.
The girl told him that his journey had
been a needless expense, as he well
knew she did not love him and had no
desire TO see him At these words the
young man drew a revolver from mis-
pocket and fired at the girl, wOunding
her slightly. He then turned the
weapon upon himself. inhictiug a fatal
wound. Mile. Galinki volunteered TO
pay the funeral expenses Of her COM
patriot.
The Washington times., 1908-04-16

i6ea gardens It must serve as a
honeymoon route or a road for seven
day races. 1t viii cost money. but the
Treasury must look after that.
Above all things, this automobile.
roller-skate. pedestrian highway must
be free from the rough PLACES AID pit
falls that beset the man VINO Journeys
on the path that leads from the back
door OF Tammany Hall when the OFF,
cial bOuncer has done his worst A
special amendment 10 this effect may
be offered 10 the bill at a later date.
Who is the s,tsthor of this remark
able measure? That Is the QUESTION
Mr.. CockranGiSUoWs, but he mas not re-
vealed mis- information 10 e. patient and
expectant public.
RurnOr has It that. when Speaker
Cannon was told Of the contents OF the
BIZ. he shivered when he thought OF
hoN much money that road would cost.
re covering himself however, he re-
fer-ed Il 10 a committee which IS more
or less celebrated for it's performances
in embalming bills and giving them
burials that make no fuss
The Washington times., 1908-04-16
BRICKLAYERS FIRM
TO ENFORCE TERMS

According 70 the members OF the
Bricklayers' Union. there IS no danger
OF their giving in 10 the employers IN
less they secure the conditions which
they ask They deny that there is any
possibility Of their tearing loose from
the international body and acting IN
dependentiy OF that organization
At a meeting OF the union held last
evening, at which two deputies Of the
international Union were present. a
committee OF five was appointed 70 call
On the employers and talk over terms.
The two deputies also win attend the
conference, and a report viii be made
70 the local Union al the next meeting.
The Washington times., 1908-04-16
ITALIAN SLABS GIRL
WHO WOULDN'T WED HIM

NEW YORK. April 16--Enraged be-
cause his love had been rejected. Pic
tello Carmine. Of Passaic. n J., yester-
day repeatedly stabbed Jennie Schiecea.
He hid behind the fence Of the New
Jersey WOrstsd Spinning Company.
where the girl Is employed. and when
she appeared at nOOntime he attacked
her with a stilettO. Several gashes were
inflicted On the girls arm. shoulders,
neck and in her cheeks Carmine was
pursued. but escaped Tie girl Is in
pFecariOus condition
The Washington times., 1908-04-16
MCDOWELL TAKES LIFE;
STUDIED MEDICINE HERE

NEW YORK April 16.-Dr. Alexander
B. Mcdowell. said to be a son OF Maj.
Gen. irwin Mcdowell. committed sui
eide yesterday by cutting his throat
with a razor in his home 119 West 18th
street. The photograph OF his wife.
who died FIVE years ago, was found IN
his hand.
DIR. Mcdowell was appointed TO the
Military Academy by President Cieve-
land. but resigned and was graduated
from the Columbian Medical SshOol OF
Washington in 1891. There Is no rea-
son known why DR.. Mcdowell should
have taken his life.
The Washington times., 1908-04-16
GREAT NAVAL DISPLAY
TO WELCOME FALLIERES

LONDON. April 16.-When President
Fallieres OF France visits England next
month 1t will be the signal for one of
the biggest naval demonstrations ever
seen on the coast Of England since the
time the Spanish armada sailed up 70
capture the British Isles in such gor-
geOus style
1t has been practically settled that
the entire French channel squadron ' III
escort President FaIHeres 10 Dover.
There VIII be sixty French and English
warships off the coast of England at
Dover, not counting torpedo boats.
The Washington times., 1908-04-16

IMPROVED MUSTARD PLAS-
TERS-1O leaves in euameled tin
box Price. ..t--....-...1 Sc
COIgate's Shaving Soap, SC per
cake. regular price Sc
Packers Tar Soap. 15c per cake
Best French Rosewater, per pint.
bottle included, 25c.
Pure Vaseline. pound bottles reg
ular price. soc. Special. sc
Sugar Milk, IN pound packages. SOC.
Now &c
Nursing Bottles. 3 for 10c.
Black LicOTice. sticks for &C
Absolutely Pure CarbOlic Acid. 16-
or bottles 40c.
Epson salts. per pound, sc.
The Washington times., 1908-04-16
EYESIGHT OF ARABS.

The best eyesight is possessed by
those people whose lands are vast AMI
barren, and where obstacles tending TO
shorten the sight are few. Eshimos VIII
detect a white fox in the snow at
great distance The Arabs OF the deserts
OF Africa have such extreme Pow ers OF
vision that on the vast plains OF the
desert tLey viii pick out OBJECTS invisi-
hle 10 the ordinary eye at ranges or
from one TO ten miles Among civilized
peoples the Norweeiaus have the best
eyeSig ht.-EXchange - ~
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SOMETHING NEW.

From the club window they watched
the pathetic figure cross the street, and
frowning sadly at the gestures the
queer jerks of the head. the starts. and
backward leaps. Tete de Neau said:
Whats the matter with him-St.
Vitus' dancer"
NO, automobile scare" replied
LOignOn.-EXchange
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St Thomas Il Is pure distillate
from select bay leaves, concentrated
and fragrant. For the toilet. bath
and sick room none is superior. Do
nestle Bay Rum. sc full pint.
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Imported Bay Rum, 39c

OIL Of Peppermint. ounce bottles,
30c
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THE FAST PART.

Hi Tragerdy-Did understand you TO
say Barnes is travelling IN fast COM
pany just now2
Lowe CoInerdy-I said he was travel
ing with a fasting company That
sGOw he went out with Is busted and
trying 10 get home--EXchange
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REGINALp5s FINIsH

The young girls air was psnsive.
Tomorrow" she said. Reginald VIII
conduct me 70 the altar There she
added. smihngly. his leadership viii
end. London Ttt-Bits.
Middletown transcript., 1908-06-13
C00RTsHIP IN CHURCH

A young gentleman happening to sit
in church in a pew adjoining one in
which sat a young lady for whom he
conceived a sudden and violent passion,
was desirous of entering into a courtship
on the spot bnt the place not suiting
formal declaration, the exigency of the
case suggested the following plan He
politely handed his fair neighbor a Bible
(open) with pin stuck in the following
text: Second Epistle of John, verse fifth
"And now l beseech thee, lady, not as
though l wrote a new commandment
unto thee, but that which we had from
the beginning, that We love one another"
She returned it, pointing to the second
chapter of Ruth, verse tenth-"Then she
fell on her face and bowed herself to the
ground, and said unto him. why have
[ found grace in thine eyes, that thou
shouldst take knowledge of me, seeing
that am stranger?' He returned
the book, pointing to the thirteenth
verse of the Third Epistle of John-"Hav-
ing many things to write upon to you, I
would not write with paper and ink, but
trust to come unto you, and speak face
to face, that our joy may be FULL" From
the above interview marriage took place
the ensuing week.
Middletown transcript., 1908-06-13
ACQUITTED OF MURDER

As the result Of the earnest plea made
by his counsel, ]. Frank Ball, Alexander
KrieschWzi, who was indicted of commit
ting murder Of the first degree by kill.
ing his father, Andrew Krieschwzi, at his
home on Sunday morning, March 10Th,
this year, was acquitted. The jury in the
case in the Court of Oyer and Terminer
Tvesday afternoon, after celebrating
about half an hour, returned verdict
of not guilty, and with his mother cling
ing to his arm on one side and two sisters
on the other the youth received the YER
dict and wept tears of joy:
A peculiar feature of the case was in
the fact that Mr.. Ball, for the defense, Of
fered the same material witnesses as did
the state, as he said the defense admitted
that the testimony of both sides was the
same and not in conflict He contended
that the boy did not commit an unlawful
act, but was guilty only of excusable
homicide. He stated that the defense ad.
mitted all that the state had produced,
but he contended that the shooting was
the result of the revolver exploding while
the boy was scufiing with his father in
he bedroom Of their home, and there was
no intent or malice on the part of the boy
to inflict bodily harm.