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Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-01
Advertised Letters.

Letters addressed to the following
named persons remain In the postoffice
in this city uncalled for:
C. W. Greene, Jul. Hoeff, Fred
Kuntz. A. W. Owens, Mrs. A.
Osborne, Mary Reckner. H l..
RGb!ns.n.-h. L. Eberle, r. Nj.
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Mrs. C. +. Wright and children are
enjoying a visit at Delavan.
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Mrs Hazel George is visiting at
the home Of JOS. Burdick on Sixth
street.
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Miss Emma Wenck is enjoying a
fau duva visit in MilweuLno
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HARTIG BREWERS.

TAO 743 755-2218
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
PRELIMINARIES STARTED
Great Headway Has Been Made
by the Board of Public
WorkS

The board of works has been busily
engaged in the preliminary work called
for in the bond issue recently voted
Great headway has been made in ar
ranging for the auxiliary water system,
for fire protection. The detail designs
of the fireboats, the pipes and cisterns
have been completed
In reaching conclusions as to the
size of the pipes in the distributing
system consideration has been given to
the fact that at a future date it NAV
be advisable to increase the area to he
protected The distributing system is
being planned SO this can be accom-
plished without reconstructing any of
the parts of the proposed plant.
Plans for the sewers east of San
some and Second streets have been
completed. Construction will be car
ried on under two contracts, each
amounting to about 100000 That part
of the sewer north of Market street
will be built as one contract and tina
south of Market, street as another.
Computations will soon be completed
for the work in other parts of the citv
The report of Newton j. Tharp. the
city architect, shows work is progress
ing satisfactorily on all the school
buildings being erected under the old
bond issue and that preliminary
studies have been made for 15 build
ings under the new issue.
Working drawings and specifications
have been finished for the temporary
emergency hospital in Potrero avenue
layed. Preliminary plans are under
way for the city and county hospital.
the hall of justice and the fire engine
houses.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest TO Mariners
of The Pacific

Tacoma. Sept. 9.-Amerlcan shin William
II Smith left port today with l.5oS.oOo feet
British steamer Beechly. which Was damaged
hy going ashore near Nome last summer VIII
J leave IN the morning for the Columbia river,
where she will be repaired.
Dutch steamer Nederland viii 20 on the dry
deck for cleaning and repainting tomorrow
In tow Of the tug Pioneer the barge Charger
left port tonight for the British side, where
Stesmer President arrived with general
freight from San Francisco.
Steamer watson arrived from Seattle The
Watson VIII load return cargo in the morning.
on her maiden trip 10 the haiibut banks the
6shing schooner Ida May left port this after
seattle. sept. s.-Ger1nan steamer Assuan Is
due from Tacoma Friday TO load lumber for the
west coast II returns 10 Tacoma and then
comes back to Seattle next week. clearing for
Hamburg and way ports from here September IS
Steamer Northwestern left Nome for Seattle
yesterday and steamer Hyades is Que that
Steamer Pennsylvania left Valdez today for
steamer Argyll left Tor san Francisco today
after dischsrSlng oil.
and way ports with full cargo and IS pas
seneers.
steamer Watson proceeded TO Tacoma and re-
turns here Friday morning.
Steamer Ai-ki left for southeastern Alaska
steamer President left this morning Tor the
usual itinerary about the sound
British steamer oDhir in from British
Columbia today with coal
Ile last shipments Tor the interior OF Alaska
via SkagwHy and Dawson are leaving here.
Freight for points on the river below Dawson
must be at Skagway by September 10.
Steamer Dolphln, leaving tonight carried the
last freight with through bills Of lading for
points below Dawson.
Steamer Jefferson leaving September Il
viii carry cargo for points the upper Yukon
British steamer katsuga left tOnight Tor north
China ports
Portland Sept 9.-French bark Gael was
chartered this morning BIZ the Oregon pine ex-
port lumber company carry lumber FROM this
port 20 England She is expected 10 begin load
ing as soon as tie cargo she brought
here from Antwerp has been discharged.
Assistant United States Engineer James s.
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Memoranda

Per schr Premier. from Ugashik-on Aug 10
saw the brig Harriet G outside of Ugashik
Sept Q, m, l. miles northwest of Point
Reyes saw four nasted iron bark supposed to
be bark Manga Reva, from Naknek for San
Francisco.
Per sehr salyator, from Egusshek. at San
Francisco Sept 9-The schr Ethel Zane was TO
sail about Aug is from koggiung for San Fran
cisco with 4.000 salmon
Per bark Isaac Reed at San Francisco Sent o
from Nushagak-Sept 6. 400 miles northwest Of
San Francisco. saw a four masted shin steering
for San Francisco
Br ship Scottish Moors. from Hamburg for
San Francisco. previously reported put into Mon
teyideo July IL damaged. was repaired and sailed
again Aug 2i for San Francisco. has again re-
turned to Valparaiso In distress with spars and
rigging gone.
Per sfmr Lehua from Sushagak Sent g-on
Aug 10 the ship Lucille with cargo Of 80 300
cases of salmon. 200 bbls salt salmon: the shin
parted from her moorings, lost both anchors and
chain at the entrance to Ueashik river went
ashore on sand spit; within IL hours the
masts went overheard and the ship became
total loss; at the time of the accident All hands
were on board f6S men: lives were lost
LONDON. Sept T-Br stmr Celia ashore at
Laghama los de TERRA, is expected to Goat next
sDring tide.
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Lieutenant. Z. s. N. In charge.

project at COquilie has been completed and that
there is now L feet OF water on the bar where
a few years ago the depth was only four feet
An agreement 10 last two years has been
reached between the longshorenen of this port
and the two stevedoring firms here so that
there viii be no trouble on that score to hinder
shipping As direct result thereof steamers ~
the American Hawaiian line will be here short
" 10 begin operating on regular schedule The
agreement governs wages and hours.
steamer B-eakWater sailed for Coos bay this
evening.
steamer Alliance arrived at Couch street dock
early this evening from Coos bay.
Steam schooner John Poulsen arrived at Pine
street dock this morning with about 600 tons
of general merchandise from San Francisco
She viii load grain and lumber for a return
cargo.
Government dredger Oregon will be ready to
II is being shipped
Astoria. Sept. 9.-The steamer Alliance ar
rived in this morning from Coos bay with
Steamer Sue H. Elmore left out this morning
for IillamOok with freight and passengers
American ship Berlin arrived in today from
the Nushagak river. Alaska. cannery of the
Portland-Alaska fishing company, with its pas
sengers and cannery crew.
Four masfed schooner Sehome arrived in To-
day from la BOca and will be laid up here in
the loungs bay boneyard until charters get more
profitable.
Repairs TO the pilot schooner Josepb Pulitzer
have been completed and she VIII go to her
station on the mouth Of the river either this
evening or tomorrow morning
-Four masted barkentine Puako towed over
TO KnapptOn this morning and will load lumber
at the Columbia mills for Sydney.
French bark Lepetier, in ballast from Ho-
bart. arrived in this morning and is under char
Ter TO load grain for Europe
French bark COrni Bart was fOwed up the
river today 10 load cargo Of grain for Europe
wireless message 10 the weather bureau
states that the steamer City OF Puebla was 30
miles southeast Of Destruction island at
clock this morning There a moderate
southeast WING little rain. smooth sea; barom-
eter 300 and the thermometer 80
Steamer Cascade cleared at the custom house
today for san Francisco with 550. 900 feet OF
lumber.
Steamer George w. Fenwiek cleared today for
San Pedro with 1000. GOO feet Of lumber
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The Overdue List

British steamer Aeon out &C davs from San
Francisco. Tor Auckland, 30 per cent
British bark Toxteth. out 1872 days from Port
Talbot. for Tocopilla. 80 per cent
German ship Mabel RickmerS out III davs
from Yokohama. for Bangkok. Go per cent
British bark HOug0moRf, out 63 days from
COquimbo. for Tocopilla. 30 per cent.
French bark Alice. out lI0 days from New
Caledonia. for Hagre 10 per cent
Norwegian ship Antigua. out 1872 DAYS from
New Caledonia, for Rotterdam - per cent
French bark Belen. out 150 days from Eureka
for United Kingdom. per cent
French bark Ia Blanche ont IIQ dsrs f-or,
New Caledonia. for Glasgow. 10 per cent
French ship AlmendTal. out 10 days from
Tyne. for Valparaiso 10 per cent
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Tuesday September s.
Columbia river.
Wednesday, September o.
Us stmr Albany. May. days from Acapulco
Stmr Thos J. Wand, Peterson, 60 hours from
Grays Harbor.
sfmr Jim Butler. Olsen. Gs hours from Grays
HarbOr.
ssmr Northland. Erickson. So hours from
Columbia rivsr.
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1855 miles, be junior to the liens cre-
ated by the old Denver and Rio Grande
company. and asNto the remaining 745
miles will be junior to the liens Gre
ated by the Rio Grande Western rail-
way company.
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OCEAN SHORE RAIL WAY

Depot 18th and Mission sfs--Daily except Sun-
day-Leave: z:45a. elsa. i:45p. 5:Jop- Ar
holidays-Leave: 7:55a. 9:f5a. ssf0:0oa 10: tos-
12:o0 noon, l:45p. 5:5op. s-15p- Arrive: T:35a.
sAixed. ssGranada Express makes no inter
mediate stons- -
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co
SOUTHERN DIyISION), AUGUST 10
1a0S- VIA SAUSAIITO

SOUTHERN DIVISION, AUGUST 10.
1908. VIA SAUSALITO
For Sausalifo, Mill Valley, San Raf,ef
-Daily-Every 30 minutes from 6.45 to 9.s5
a. M; hourly until S:45 p m; then AIS and
every 80 minutes until 7:45 p. m; 900. Ie.s5
D. m, 1915 a. m
On sundays additional trips as follows: lo.t5
11:l5 a. m. and 1915, 1:l5 ?. m.
1o.45 a M e:45. 3:45. 4:i5. 4:45. 5:i5. S:45
n m. Sundays-s:i5. 9.f5. 1913. fO.s5' liz
a m: I2:45. las. 2:45. T:45 p. m
For San sQuentin-Daily-s:45 a. m. ,sa
Sis a. m. daily Except Sundays, and s..z
D. m daily for Lagulitas. Camp Meeker. ATonrs
Rio. Cazaders and way stations.
s:is a. M SUNDAY only for Point Reyes end
SIS D. m. daily lexcept sundays s:45
and 7:45 p. N. Sundays only, for Point RsSss
and way stations.
VIA TfBURON
Eor Tiburon. Belvedere and San r,.<.,
-5.s5 500. s0:10. HOO a. m; 3:30. 80 Fsi
se.2o n. m daily and 1880 o. m Sst,-,. Ss~' -
On Sundays additional trips at 1880. .sa n
7.35 a. m daily for Petaluma SAM. D..
r4ealdsburg Cloverdale. Ukiah Wilitx So
Wool Sebastopol and way stations Sn-l-
clsn FiIen. Camp Vacation and way sfat,orosa Rosa
9:io a.. m. Sunday only. for Glen Ellen ana
vi Il 90 a. m daily for Petaluma. Santa Ros,
$40 D. N. daily for Petaluma. sant, ~.
Healdsburg Cioverdale. Ukiah GuernevfI,." "osa. "a
bs sstopol and way stations
$40 p. m daily for Petaluma. Santa Rosa and
$50 p. m daily FOR Glen Ellen and war STA.
sTo Tiburon only.
Pacific transfer eenpany's agents are author-
ized 70 check BAGGAGE direct from residence.
IlCkEI OFfiCE -----...-.... Ferry Bufidin-
GENERAL OFFICES -. James Flood Buiiding
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DEBs AT GREEK THEATER-Berkeley.
Sept. 9--The Greek theater has been SECURED
for the meeting OF the socialists and Eugene
v. Debs. the socialist candidate for president
will speak there Saturday morning at IL
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10

APPELLATE COURT MEETs-Judges VIII
liam H. Morrow William c. Van Fleet and John
]. de Haven presided at the session of the United
States circuit court of appeal yesterday After
passing upon several informal motions an ad-
iournment was taken until September IA, when
the court will be held at Seattle.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
COmpagnie Generale Transatlantique

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS.
Sailings every Thursday, instead OF Saturday.
at 10 a. M, from pier AZ. North River, foot OF
Morton st.
First class to Havre, $3.50 and upward: Sec
ond class TO Havre. $50 and upward GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA, 10 State ST., New York. J. +. FUGAzI,
Manager Pacific Coast, Geo Montgomery st. San
Francisco. Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
U. $. Branch Hrdrogrnnhie naice

4 branch Of the United States Hydrographic
Office. located AT the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners. without regard TO nationality and free
Of expense. Nayigat0rs cordially invited 10
visit the Office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions OF the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference aud the lat
est information always be obtained regard
Ing lights. dangers 10 navigation and matters
Of interest 10 ocean commerce.
J. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant Z. s. N In charge
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
Army Trnnsnnrfs

The BufOrd sailed September ; for Manila
The Crook is in port and will sail for Manila
September 10.
The Fitzpatrick IS at Newport News. Va.
The Dix sailed August 20 from Honolulu for
Seattle.
The Logan Is in port.
The Meade Is at New York
The Sherman is in port
The sheridan sailed August for Manila.
The Thomas. homeward bound sailed Septem-
Der from Honolulu.
The Warren is at Manila
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
Weather Report

United States department Of aericulture-
Weather bureau. San Francisco. September g.
RAINFALL DATA
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
Time Ball

United States Branch Photographic Office. Mer-
chants Exchange San Francisco. September
.. 1905.
The time ball on the tower Of the Ferry build
Ing was dropped today exactly noon. Pacific
Standard Time (120th Meridian) or at Sh. OOIi
COS. Greenwich Mean Time.
]. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant L. s. N IN charge
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
win Soon Leave for Panama

The United States auxiliary cruiser
Buffalo has been ordered TO leave
for Panama September 16 with num-
Der OF short term men from this sta
tiOn- The Buffalo viii bring back re-
cruits from eastern navy yards to I'LL
the vacancies in the enlisted person
mel of the Pacific fleet. The Buffalo
is stiIl alongside the transport wharf
discharging flour. which viii be taken
by the Crook TO Manila for the At
7aD+fe Haor
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Runs Down Fishing Boat
VIII Return TO His Ship

Captain +. J. Dodge Of the revenue
cutter service. who has been spending
three months leave at his home in
Marin county, VIII leave Tuesday for
Key West Fla. 10 rejOin his vessel.
the revenue cutter Forward Captain
Dodge was in command of the cutter
Golden Gate in this harbor for num-
ber of years. He received official
recognition for the work he did afioat
and ashore during the dark days OF
rhe big fire
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TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE

10 SAIL EKUM SEATTLE
Destination Steamer Date
Skagway & Way PortsiCity Of Seattle Sept. II
Valdez & Seward -. Y ucatan Sept l6
Skagway * Way Ports Humboldt -. Sept Il
Nome q St Michael Northwestern Sept 10
Nome < ST. Michael Mackinaw Sent 90
Valdez K Seward lpennsvlvania Sept "a
Nome & St Michael. Victoria .... Sept 30
SUN and Tide
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey-Time
and Heights Of Tides at Fort Point. For city
front mission street wharf, add - minutes
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10
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f.sEs FROM
THREATS

New York, Aug l5.-Assesting that
hc has been driven from city 10 city
BY persons threatening his life until
ne fears that he must leave the Uni.
ted States, the Rev Michael Seryetka,
q Polish priest of Newark, ~ j., ap.
pealei to the police OF that city for
protection and fed aboard a steamer
bound for Europe. He was recently
assigned temporarily 10 the Holy Tri
nity Catholic church in Newark and
hardly had been established there
when he received one Of the letters
taat has been troubling him.
The priest told the Newark police
that while he was stationed In Brook
lyn a few weeks ago he was attacked
by two men who seized him b. the
throat ana demanded 900 from him.
Since he has Deen in Newark a little
less than week he feels sure he
mas been followed constantly.
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flesrs the. >7ihs knO You Have Rwas BOaphi
'''11'''' si G%XHZAIze<
RACE RIOT IN ILLINOIS CAPITAL


Incoming troops will also be sent
there and also measures be taken ID
wipe out evidences Of riots as quickly
as possible. Such. at least, is the
announced plan OF Governor Dlneen.
We mean to give full protection TO
the nights Of every citizen. said the
governor. "No metnod by which this
can be secured viii be overlooked "
There We're only few scattered IL.
lercations this morning up to noon.
Just what measures Will be adopted
by the authorities tonight has MOI
been announced IL Is probable the
business sections viii be patrOlled by
soldiers tonight City Officials have
warned law-abiding citizens to remain
off the streets after mghtfall Sheriff
Werner, however. was in receipt of in-
formation that the Iiotous element
was preparing a fresh attack on ne.
groes OF the city. II was this circum-
stance that led him 70 ask Governor
Dineen for extra troops
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Mother KILLS SELF;
UNBORN BABE SAVED
BY OPERATION

81 Louis, Mo, Aug. ~. Following
q quarrel with her husbund. Mrs An.
ME Horyath exclaimed. you saant
have ME any more aud you shant
have the child either. TN kin myself
AMI the baby will die before Il is
born"
She seized revolver aud fired o
shot through her brain. falling dying
20 the floor
Her husban falling IN an effort to
take the revolver away from ner.
siepped 70 q telephone and called an
ambulance ana an ambulance surgeon.
When they arrived b., begged them
10 save the woman
we expected the baby IA few
days, he told them. "and both wifa
and child must be sayel
q desperate race was made fo the
hospital ana az she was placed upon
the operating table Drs Karche
Bunch nn Sehuit devoted an their
skill a. save her
While one tried every means known
to SCIENCE merely To keep her alive
for short time the others h.gan the
rare ana dangerous Caesarian opera.
non working as hurriedlg as they
dared fer every second wag precious
Just as the surgeon who was ap.
plying the oxygen and stimulants turn
"a To ng colleagues and said TOO
late she's dead they reached the
end Of their task and the baby was
saved
The baby was normal an apparent
ly healthy u was placed iu the hos.
l,itai incubator aud the doctors say IL
has iusf as much chance for life as
any other baby
The mother was "a years Ola anl
aad been married about year.
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Aristoeraoy.


fN''etSNi al
CFrom Puckl
Renewed proposals looking to the
reduction of New Yorks $50 to 800
serve to remind us that an aristoc.
racy Is Nv the terms Of its existence
diminishing quantity
Figure IL for yourself
BY the instumentahty of matri.
mony alone a 800 becomes 200. pro
Nded all the marriages are made in
heaven and II this contingency be
100 much 10 count ON. IN The face OF
a persi5teni demand on the part oi
powerful press, for FIRST page scand
ais. we NAV stil believe that there
vii be "A shrinkage OF at least l00
Again, statistics show that the as.
average marriage at that altitude. Is
productive OF 1912 and some odd dec
inials Of a child Putting down the
marriages al 200. then we have The
too reduced, IN one generation to a
l794A
True. The provinces have hitherto
made GOOD the falling on. By Welding
acceptable recruits. but are the re
naming possibilities of copper mining.
etc, ETC. equal to keeping this up N.
definitely?
West ide ladies' gave watermelon
social last night al Vine and Warmer
The Epworth league ice creamed a,
Broad and Noble last night
Mrs. J d. Burke and children have
returned from a trip to Buffalo, n
i I
Miss Virginia Hagan IS in Perry
the guest Of Mrs, Gus Ley.
Misses Ethel and Mabel Mcneil ol
Mulhall are visiting Guthrie friends
Miss tlanor Hanford has returned
from "a Colorado trip.
The Smart Set club viii meet ON
Monday instead of today as originally
announced.
Miss Lillian Vickers, stenograpbeg
In the United states marshals office.
left today for l.awton, TO spend hor
vacation with her parents
Mrs. John Langit OF East Springer
avenue Is entertaining her auut, Mrs.
Robertson aud family from llhnos.
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picked peaches.

tFrom the September Delineator)
Peel and and weigh your fruit. and
10 cVery Eve pounds of II allow two
end a haif pounds OF sugar. pnt OF
vinegar aud spices-clo cinnamon
aud mace--tO taste. Loi the pickles
lie in the sugar for an hour and tnen
diain off the syrup which has flowed
from them ANA put it over the dre
with a half ldnt OF water AS 81 bois
the scum wi, rise and must be takou
or. When the scum does not rise
any longer put Ia The fruit Boil for
about five minutes, remove the
peaches vito Skinner ana spread
on disnes. Put the spices and vinegar
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The Guthrie Business University


Creates
learning gk
X K
TEEGRAPtIY Positions
pnman
a Salary Position
a to
salar
guaranteed
w. euLLEDGE A.
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prohIbltlon Candidate Hurt

Springfield, III, Aug. 1j.- Eugene
W Caafin prohibition candidate for
PRESIDENT who was struck on the head
ast night with a brick-bal while Try
ng 10 stand oil a mob that wa, at
acking negro. was not seriously
lrL and his condition today Is re-.
lorted favorable
Al O'Clock this morning ihe mob
hanged Charles Hunter. negro. hi
the public square. then riddled ihe
body with bullets Hunter is SUI.
posed to have shot into the mob and
wonnGed TWO whise men Tto0ps ar
rived from Decatur liftlo later and
disbursed the mob, by fir.ns into ne
air.
Doan's Regnlets cure constipation,
tone tie stomach. stimulate the liver
promote digestion aud appetite and
easy passage OF the bowels. Ask yonl
druggist for them. 25 cents box.
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IF You KNEw.

Tho merits OF the Texas Wonder
you would never suffer from kidney
bladder or rheumatic trouble. 81 bot
tie two months treatment Sold BY
Wallace drug store. call for testi
mony.
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TOrtnring eczema spreads It's burn
ing area every day Doan's Ointment
quickly stops its spreading. instantly
relieves the itching. cures il perma
nently AT any drug store.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS
'ESnsESzSzssH-sHssHnsEIE

A civil service examination for ru.
gal cagners Is being held n the fes
eral court room today. The applicants
are about evenly divided between
white and black