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The Washington times., 1908-04-19
you're Up in the Air"

eating into Howard county HI'i1
20 the north of east Of washington We
descended to about 1000 feet. Farmers
csllad ,,o 20 us. and we made Response,
We lost our location for moment. allu
contain Van Horn shouted ao"n'
where are we2' nv
oysc< the response came Dach' "
in the air. you darn fool.
This created a good laugh anu Nc
have been wondering ever since VIM
was the rube? E.,
Cantain Van Horn has powerful
voice and he frequently cOnversed Win
those below when we were at 10"
altitude
continuing our course in a genera
nortberlv direction Lieutenant l-ahm
threw out a little ballast and we AGAIN
rose RAPIDLY upward. AS an hlusITd-
ton ~ inst how much a very little 'oit
Of weight counts in rapid descent Oh
ascent. Lieutenant Lahm would not ieI
"a throw over a note with a handful OF
sand In Il while we were going up
we assembled again to a height OF
,,ear,v 1000 feet and caught an upper
current that swung us in a wide arc 10
+be eastward. We passed near E4ilcot
c,itv over the Patapsco and sailed east
for the omen Chesapeake Bay below
baltimore we could see dozen rail-
Toad trains ard a car Of the new Balti-
more electric line and at the came tiihe
+b-ae steamers leaving Baltimore These
obiac,s ali looked like toys. Baltimore
did not present near so beautiful picture
rom above as did Washington but
looked a veritable beehive The build
- -, -o.,,Iar laid down in blocks
in monotonous regularity.
Sail Over Baltimore City.
Owing 10 the condensation due to the
going down Of the sun and the ocean
breeze. we began to descend, and catch
ing a lower current. sailed over the
heart Of Baltimore. 1t looked as though
the pOpulace was turning out we
were so low that an object in the
basket could be seen from the ground,
and we began dropping notes. At least.
Captain Van Horn and myself did.
~hIle Lieutenant Selfridge released
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Ascends Heels First.

His father, NJ Gillette GHI, one Of
BaltimOre's oldest. best known. and
most respected citizens lost his dignity
for a moment when he took a short
0nd unexpected ascension, heels first,
while helping 10 get the gas out OF the
bag. A slight pun OF wind came along
and lifted the bag about ten feet Mr.
Gill had not taken precautiOn 70 keep
his feet clear and up he went. He
declared II to be his first ascension.
Mr. Gill jr-. is interested in aero
nautics and has ordered a balloon from
the StrOebels, Of New York. He has
been invited to bring this TO Washing
ton for the inspection Of the Signal
Corps.
All through Baltimore we were greet
ed by cheers and proffers Of hospitality.
! have seldom met such a hospitabIe
lot Of people and it was with difficulty
that we left. Return visits were prom
ised, and Captain Van Horn and my
self came 10 Washington. but Lieu
tenant Lahm and Lieutenant Selfridge
stayed over to see the balloon under
way for Washington.
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR SALE-Wisconsin ave. extended. s.
room cottage with stable lot 75xlI5: price
81. 500: terms.
MORRISON REAL ESTATE Co. nc,
30 G ST y W apls-st
FOR SALE-Wisconsin ave-, extended. 2
story. 6-room cottage; furnace heat; cellar;
large porches; lot 1l5xl25; on car line; price
MORRISON REAL ESTATE CO.. nc.
1923 G st. y. ". aPle-5t
FOR SALE-S4 900. corner, bay-window brick
house steam heat south sHd east exposure
secure this II possible.
date: only one left, cemented cellar; steam
heat cali or send for particulars.
H. F. HANDLER,
7s2 10th st. y. w
RED ARROW SIGN
apis. s0z5. 26.Z7
FOR SALE-Cozy cottage: detached: one
block from Lincoln Park on wide avenue and
corner large lot with wide pari-ins on two
SIDES porches on two sides; rooms and
bath: concrete cellar; price $500; terms.
MORRISON REAL ESTATE CO, NC,
FOR SALE-Three brick houses on lettersd
street northwest: rented 10 white tenants.
81, go cash for equity Investment 14go net
MORRISON REAL ESTATE CO. INC,
1925 81. \. ". apl9-St
FOR sALE-P St. between sth and. 10th:
Groom brick: concrete cellar; furnace heat
large rooms; exceptionally Well constructed
and arranged: large front and back yards;
price s.. $50. terms.
MORRISON REAL ESTATE CO., INC,
135 c 81 \ ". apls-6t
NINE-ROOM brick. stone trimmings. Gun 81.
near o NV. $500 II sold this week KAR-
RICK & METCALF. 1920 New York ave NV
II
$3.50 and 3645 IIth ST. n. W.
Only $3.50. $500 Cash; $40 monthly
These beautiful homes Just completed.
large rooms. reception han. and tiled bath
Concrete Cellar; Hot-Water Feat.
Open for Inspection.
Take Eleventh street cars 20 end Of route
VIM. II. Saunders q Co, 14o7 at NV
FOR sALE-Columbia Heights. only 500
cash. balance same as rent, rooms and
bath. steam heat and every convenience IS
feet front e bargain at $50; Keys at ONCE
Russell Blds- 81 St y. W
CORNER BRICK store and dwelling. bath.
on car line In Georgetown. Will rent for
s-1.5C. price 20 quick purchaser. $500 CAS-
Hear * CO, 1905 Wisconsin ave Phone
80 a5l-o-ee
bath. near 18TH. bargain at 1850. CAST
LEAR g. CO.. l5oS Wisconsin ave Phone
West So apl7-5t
FOR sALE-By owner. SAP and 57s4 18th e.
NV. Whlte-CrUft. Just beyond SauFs beau
tiful Subdivision and one block beyond term
mus OF 18th -. car line. Two new detached
seyea-r0om houses, wide parking, concrete
cellar. side bay. porches front and rear.
sewer. gas. water. open every day owner
IN 51A 18th. apI1-5t
FOR SALE-Up0n monthly pay leuts. choice
lots on BrightWo0d avenue and Military road:
rapidly increasing IA value. near car line
and also near terminus neW 1fIr ST car line
small cash payment and balance monthly.
LOUIS 2. SHOEMAKER, 6I2 Iith 81. nw.
apI7-5t
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VOYAGE IN BALLOON
GIVES KEEN DELIGHT

some carrier pigeons brought from
washington, and Lieutenant LahT was
busy with the navigation to keep US
from getting too low.
We passed over the city at an alti-
tude Of from 500 70 Loo feet. The
people followed us on foot. on roller
skates, on bicycles, and in automobiles
once clear of the city. we looked for
a place TO alight. Several times we
just missed open fields and had t" con-
tinue, and each attempt encouraged
those following Our guide rope got
down on the ground and several times
threatened serious entanglements, once
wrapping around a telegraph pole and
again on a trolley wire as we crossed
Roland avenue. In the aHghting there
was that element Of excitement that
lent zest- The anchor was ready 10
be cut loose, and Lieutenant Lahm had
his hand on the valve and rip cords.
Ready to Land.
AS we came near a rye field, that
turned out TO be on the estate of Robert
F. Jenkins. Lieutenant Lahm saw that
we could make it, and gave the word
Ready" We came down nearer and
nearer the ground, and when about
twenty feet up he gave the word to
cut loose the anchor. He pulled the
valve and then the rip cord. The an
Choir failed 10 catch In the soft earth,
and, owing 70 an extra line Of stitches
in the rip flap. It refused to bulge.
1 was all prepared for a jar, and
possibly some quick work. but we
touched the ground as lightly as a
feather. Willing hands grabbed the an
Choir and the guide rope. and in re-
Spouse to Lieutenant Lahm's instruc-
tons we were pulled out over the mid
die of the field. where we settled again
comfortable. In ten minutes Mr.. Jen-
kins rye field looked as though a steam
roller. had been over it, Like everyone
else in Baltimore, however, he greeted
US with good cheer. declaring the mat
ter Of the rye field was not worthy Of
comment Fully a dozen people de-
sired US 10 share their hospitality, but
after packing up the balloon. we came
into town in the automobile Of Howard
W. Gill.
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JOHN F. JERMAN.
Headquarters for Virginia Property.


Sairfax and Vienna. Va. WASHINGTON
'-nce, AS 18th St NV. II you want 70 bi1v
a grain; dairy: fruit; poultry, o. blue r-aSs
send for my large list OF all kinds 81 c,,,- -
property II Is full OF bargains, in far-7-s
beautiful suburban homes. Subdivisions ~
KINDS OF business propositions I have ~,
two thousand places for you TO select fror,
! have always lived in the coUatry ana -
90 better part BY you. than II I hs8 u,-s5
In the city. I can make terms 10 slit 49,,
The most OF the property that 1 have To-
sale Is located near steam and electric ram
road and near Washington. Ally carriage iv
al your service any time TO inspect proDer--
Shall be pleased TO have you write or al
and let Us talk over business 1 win hzlD
you 70 select a home.
Office Hours, Fairfaz from 9 until u a y,
Vienna, from I until ?. m Washington
from until $50 D. m You viii fnd tbe
Offices open all day. Call FOR list ana mako
appointments 10 inspect property Phone
connection, Fairfax and Vienna. Va. Wash-
fngton Main 5ZSS- Now IS the time TO br1y A
home 81 you viii mae q GOOD investment.
Why 90 you pay rent al your lie when YOU
can buy property On easy terms and have q
home OF your own when you get old
ap1-tf
BUILDING LOTS at West CherrydzIe on
Great Fails and Old Dominion Ry-s &C fars
Into city; monthly payments
B. M. DAVIDSON,
Real Estate and InsIrance. RossIyn. Va.
Suburban Property Of Every Description
ap2-tf
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RAILROADS

ONLY Is MINUTES
10 ANNAPOLIS AND THE GREAT Z. 6
NAVAL ACADElIT.
The only line whsse cars enter that city
and reach the gate q the Naval Academy.
THROUGH LIMITED PALACE CARS"
All 18th and II sts. cars. leaving the cor
ner OF 18th and " Y ave NV every three
minutes. make direct connection with
Through Limited Palace Cars. leaving
White House Station
For Baltimore, every hour on the h2lt hour
from $50 a. m 70 u-50 p m daily.
For Annapolis ana L. 5. Naval ACADEMY
every hour on the half hour from 6-s0 a. m
20 7.s0 3. m. and at $50 AMI Il 80 ?. m
daily. All Of these cars, however. VIII re-
Quire transfer al Naval Academy Junction
Additional service may be obtained by TAX
ing any OF the Limited cars for Baltimore
and transferring At Naval Academy Junction
No walking or hiring % cabs necessary n
Washington to reach our station
Fares. one way Round trip.
To Baltimore, Ad-.------ &c IL
To Annapolis. Nd. and
L. S. Naval Academy. &c, {i-8
Ti1Cets issued By This company include
street car faro IN the District OF Columbia
on the lines OF the Washington Railway ana
Electric Co.
Fer Information ana tickets apply az ticket
oG1ceS, l4th and n y. ave NV OF 18th and
Il So Ne. washington D. c.. OF address
W. Z SLAUGHTER.
General frame Manager. Baltimore. Ma
spj-lt
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STEAMBOATS,.
TO MOUNT VERNON
STR. CHARLES MANCHESTER,

Daily 70 q n. and 1s45 ?. IL tssndays er.
Cepted)- Fare CroUnd triD. sncludi1g adnis-
s{on). = cents
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NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
~ STEAMBOAT co.

n STEAMBOAT co.
Everv dav IN the year from FOOT sth :. 70
rSor- Monroe. Norfolk New port News ana
points south via superb powerful sIGel paIa-s
steamers Newport News" Norfolk and
washington.
A., yVashing for- SD pm Lv- Portsmouth - p-,
u AIexantrfR--7-o0 pm LsT- Norfolk -,
A. Fl NOnroe--1 90 am Lsv. IT. Monroe. Z On
A. No-folk.- S 90 am Ar Alaoca ria-5 20 a.,
A. Portsmouth $50 agu4Ar. Washington an
szs-rh-ough connections made az N1rrol.-
with steamers Old Dominion Steamship Co
Tor New York, and Merchants an Mines
Steamships Tor Boston
s5TGene-aI Ticket once. T05 18Th ST. COL
orado Building. CPhoae Main l5C0).
9Th ST. Wharf IPhcne Main $500
mo. CALLAHAN. q Y. Pres. & Gen'L Nj
W. II CALLAHAN. Gen'I Pass. All
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FOR RENr-ApARTMEETS.

large rear porch: yard. Colored tenant. SIS.
KARRICK & METCALF, 1920 New York ave.
NV. II
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ARDMORE

Pleasantly situated on the new trolley
line. Washington, Baltimore and Annap-
oils. High and healthy. Only Is min
utes from city. Large lots $50 UPS
cash and 500 I'D a month Gail and
get our circular that contains important
information.
MYERS & LIGHTFOOT,
Exclusive Agents.
l407 New York avenue northwest.
II
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

ONLY SIS 20: WORTH. S3o.
Apartments No. sos Rhode Island ave. ne;
i've large rooms and bath: take through ,ars
on O st; only two left. F. II. SMITH &
CO. Bond building. apls-St
The Washington times., 1908-04-19
MONEY TO LOAN
On Real Estate

A PITTSBURG capitalist is centerinE al
his money now 81 our city. Speaks well for
US doesn't it2 We have money % loan at
and 5Ik per cent IN large amounts some
small funds. No building money or unina-
proved loans THE HARRISON REALTY
COMPANY. eO7 c st. NV. apI2-tf
FIRST TRUST MONEY at 3 and per cent
District OF Columbia or Maryland: no charges
unless loan is accepted MORRISON REAL,
ESTATE co. INC. 1925 @ st NV nhSO-tf
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

Not MANY PLACES LIKE THIs-Four
acres nfty yards station fourteen cottage:
two chicken houses. lovely shade trees- fre
spring pretty stream; dsh pond. Located
just right for city man Communication only
sI-.'5 Tor three months. 4 quick buyer can
get IL Tor 500. THE SOULE co ,rnr1
so Louisiana ave. apls-3r
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

sEE EN-RcOM HOUSE, practically new,
hiEh elevation. steam heat, cellar hot and
cold water. Two lots. beautiful lawn, spIen-
dic garden already ploWed. plenty fruit
Lreess abundance grape vines. gOosebe-ries
and currants. No agents. 500 down baI-
ance 20 suits three minutes walk 70 cars
near RiTerdale- IRWIN OWINGS 700 7th 81
NV, or Rlveriale AID ap1S-st
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1870 y. Y. AVE, y. W.-Of1ce building twt
hr-t-foor rooms, large and bright. s. to ss5
KARRICK & NETCALF, 1920 New York ave
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FOR SALE-L0TS-
HONEY ID LOAN.

II YOU NEED MONEY 10 pay rent or buy
coal 7 viii furnish all you need. lend YOU
on your furniture OF piano: thass loans are
strictly PRIVATE Try me. P. O. BOX
23G3. Station c. fe5-tf
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

BEAU IlFJL COLLEGE PARK offers every
attraction and advantage O. suburban home
seekers make an inspection visit on the
City and Suburban electric cars 80,
half hour, from 18th and G SIS. House and
lots Tor sale GEO. ". CALVERT, College
F4IA. Nd apIS-3t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01

other srsfop. Fs,st "a this hope they
did nbt reckon u, tsls Ion
n: skans q, szis rcise their tights
III and the cal ibre % pmass
Gale the TER torial dels conf COM
gress whs hold lstipng NJ egs as y ~ !,
the interest his people should take In
national politics: a1r |. Gale believes
thafsthe Alaskans prize The right.of
ballot more highly thanf ann other
Americans. and that the two new dele
gates viii bepinstructedafor Secretary
| TAT. unless a. slight vote somewhat
tchanses the sttuatton.- dr::--eale- a
lvermonter by birth. but has lrred IN
Alaska ten years and is serving his
first term In. Congress. He MAS elects
ed@6n non-partisau tiekssh although
fihe,is more ose;lHNllied with1the Rel
!publicans than. the Democrats. andSis
11iSte1 In the FORMER c6lainn. :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
Got Sentenced
'"L -.f'F;',Imt;5 .',n -.nAHmIis II
~ 11 Fol en- Years
y
ED FOR MURDER IN GIN
8 III lClNNATI. W re

4 CINCINNATI. Ohio. May l. - Ten
years In the penitcntiary. That is Rob-
crt Colts sentence for killing l,r. Leo
Danziger: Sentence was passed Web
acsiay afternoon BY .llil:,. Hunt upon,
:: - rlea~..fsr r.u%r.tn. .shn .as.. II.
Prosecutor Rulison stated ITO, the
court that he had hal two Snlienists
examine Gott as to his mental condi-
ton and thattheI. had. reported that al
the time fl,eewas insane. ,Entt's, pleu
was that Re did.nct know whpt, he was
doing when e~sheit rr."Danziser.
Attorney rhomas puroy. represent.
ing the accused. said T:lat- he ;haA eon-
slderei the case with Colts wifs nd
brother aud tskatS'te consent- Ito q
plea Of guilty on he mans!,ngLter
charge uron tho :e..uest of the wife
and upon t:ntt's permission. ns shere
was desire not to drag the wife and
family 81 the man through 4 case- shst
would, be, most UNPLEASANT. = He ,dsked
the COURT to be.rhercifur for .the !sake
OF the mans family and In view Of his
plea that he did not ,reali%efwhLt he
was doing when he shot the)Hhysician
Judge Hunt said that the Flea Ct
guilty eliminated the Insanity phase
entirely. and that IN v'sw=oE AZ ;th.f
circumstances he would place the
sentence at ten~years.
Colts br6ther. y wcte 1'sthers o
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
,,sti,,n4 MEN tAED WOMEN

~ Ia HDt Jslftr.ttb5 r!s ilt,F EIl lIiltsFgV
II}|ri .r;ziger, was, present when sen.
ittet:4es vas was! passed. .,.n1ufft llT inf,
aThe 'aa4rr44seEr . OF Pr. panziseF occur;
;red=in= a=.lwelling= on=-Eighth==street
whittier GottS had summoned DE- Dan.
ziger to attend n girl who was III.
There was some difficulty over the
doctors course Of treatment. or knowl.
edge that he may have possessed OF
the girls condition. and they became
/ involved in an argument that led to
nm attack. Colt used revolver md
DR.. Danziger was killed instantly. The
igirlywas taken to the city hospital: and
confession she made%torthe police
destroyed what-faith they nlightshaYe
had at first In Colts plea OF self-de-
l'fensc! The Colt family came iron,
Princeton. Mercer county. West 1vlr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
Largest Tic eflss
:77SSsr stsEEREF
800, .YESTERpAY,,sG5..ssEg

wHEAElSG: 1 stay he 1assea
single license exrr4 iss ned ohtdE
county, made gu tAls "a.
the county clerk's Q flce. ISL Il. ID forst h1S
schmalbatt+. brewing Gonpah AMI
amounts this s6isg7: sl This pfaiabis
will be the largastil trenseJ eyasz saped
again for the reasonsthat 80 iii tskels
out!foria period nEfourtaer frp1niisss
stead OF for one year on account tof ttlsdsI
change In the license /, ear male
the new law going into feet ghis
,prE e amount y foTi the
mess only the company In dditipaE
paying s7;So .for The fopr teen pos 50,
for retail license. .sss
or this anl0f Fl Pms; per. go 81
s1'GG. 1G, goes TO the !sherlfs ipr rfeety-
Ing Is, .aceeptinl1 the chee aid plaa
ing, his. stamp pn, q 4 g nj sim rgdes
do11ahrs goes to the county ctef
making out the papers connected Viii
fthe license The rest goes tel s4sss
State: Stf y sti
The State and city licenses are com.
Ing in Eapldly.4 SEVERAL sthb uSands d.
lars has been TURNED oltha Etate III;
the past few days and up unit iistota aN
Jtheseity clerk had receiEed sonnet lnE
ilike.sx thonsan a slollafs:
l Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01

NOT only does the wrapper or Every
bottle OF Dr. Pierce'H Golden Medical
Discovery, the famous medicine e for
weak stomach, torpid liver or gbiliop6-
ness and al! cntarrhai diseases W herever
located have printed upon it, IN plain
English, p fnlf and con!plete5 list Of all
the Ingredients composing it, bEE q
small book has been compiled from
numerous standard medical works, Of
nil the4 different SCHOOLS OF practice;
: containing very numerous extracts from
the WRITINGS 81 leading practitisners
of medicine. END rsing in dc stronqest
ent contained lin DR.. Pierce's medi-
.cihea. bhe' bf these little books win DO
Emniled Free TO aiiy,one sending laddresh
Z nlpostat card 'or: by letter. to Or. R,XI
the ssne. From tilt bGaEts Il Vii 6e
That 15r. Pierce Is metlicineA con-
tain no, alcohol ~ narcotics; mineral
agents or othert poisonous, or injurious
agents, and that they are made from
native, medicinal roots 'of gfeeant value;
ia1s6 tliab some OF the most vatuablo;in-
gradients contained in DR.. Pierce'a Fa-
vorite Prescription for weak, nervous,
urcr-worked;-a rundown p-nervous- and
ed women were employed, LONG
q yc'tIb ilHu w LHe 1HulNlst IoE slmllAt
ailments affecting ttheirnsquuws.:t In
,,iaGt. pne Of, the, most valuable medic.
'inat plants entering into The compost.
ton of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip.
tiOn was known to the Indians ns
ESqunw:Wced.n Our knowledge of the
fuses 81 not n feW70 81 Our most svalnabla
--latixe..-mcdicinal plants. Vas gained
from the Indians.
nAs maGe:upnhy improved land iexact
processes, and, with them Of specially
designed chemical apparatus, the q Fn.
vorite Prescription" Is d rn6sti eftitien,
re!hedy Tor regulating nil thc!womanly
functionsI correctingi displncemcnts,I al
pr0lapstls, anteversion and ,retroversion
overcoming painful periods, timing iur
feet i,u i sfht t. Of i' hSeaIth. s'! ' : pr
THE tt'htt PROPORTION ofthe several in
I sredfants used: III these, tmedicipes,; a
we'll rs the working formula, and ,peGrl
pr processes, appaFaths AID appliance
ml,lnyra Tin fthcir 9mhn'lfacturc.n ar.
withheld from publicity tiint DR.! Pinree'
proprietary rights may. NOT he ,inirinsee
and trespassed upon BY nnpri:iciplet
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
Rope ForsiVictif a
: Qt;siysiAs!.hitse:; league.
MAuAL ,spReEoN,iAc clDEM,T;tAsL-IL :,
f,y,MAkEsfplscoN ERY OF MtJcHr
S.,irlti il 'tIPRoMisE. Assn;

S. WFAsIfiNG'roN,'Ds!C.. May 1.-Sdy:
al slttgamsAand the medical profession
inHEeneral are .w atciing with lintenss
INTEREST," thetdevelopment OF: a. ,method
OF treatment which holds out hope for
me victims 81 tho white plnEue.--------.--'
cure: was -aceid entally-.l!soo4sr-
Ell byi Naval Surgeon Barton 14isle
Wright While administering mercury
Is cases ;a,Hs3 Under Treatment at the naval
.hpspita ut ut New Lyon. Las An:
inns, Colorado. and according to an
.ncconnt- OF the discovery just pun1tst1'
cd BY Dr:. Wright. tfs'the Naval aledi.
call bulletin. ;;nfrfaordinary imprQSe,
1nenti is,lbeipE shown,rin MI Of ,thsW. !,
In The mercury, Ia administering by hS.
|, Observation-Disclosures ts-followe.l
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
patient.ss eopdlt4i!qf a. ll,y ntan iu.,.---.s.
~, "ot thef, Is egasses.isayss R|7rI. Wright
go are showing .improycmept, as cyl
,ientc3ed by the reduced pulse rate AMI
temperature curve increased appetite
Tess nsdS c6dgh and d ssgaatns in.weiEht
The~remaintne -ftye-are- hoidtnEthri,
own. 80,
I'VE haze conclqslyselyi d 4! ,!' d:7
ed 'thst 1t Viii cure extremely advanced
tubeercnfosis Of th;e lafSnx and 'pharyn,
Ip q reslnsFlkabi$y Short period 81 tl1i,e;
=. eve have Shown that It pr9Y!!lces
marked, lmproy5ssthsht il advanced pul
;moiiiary9 LESSONS. i ina That It also has
ldesLled beneticiaii actlonnt 81 tuberettilnl
lu5,bdInJc'h ~ ~ ~ sl:' if'i3'j7 ~; d. y
II u sftiIH. ils fiI.ln tllIInLlI. =! 80 /
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
Alaskan
I1Dl!E !! !! J! Il I!
sREPoRTsSsAYsTHE SOLICITATION
rs WTrEvsErPEEDGEDTo TsEc=='''-7
REIAR a7TFAEFi Nv, II; - ~

ssNASfitNGi tyN.. NAT; n Two dele.
gates Ia fepr esent !thHt RepublIcanssof
! slaska in The Chicago convention VIM
Inc elect ID at1 asterrilnrdal.c onYentlo
& ID he & held II at .Kett htkan to-fn6rro*:
/ l.dyices from The ifand 6t snow ! tdnl
] sooHl stinsttsal TINT the dele ati6,Ai VIII
probably 81 ;'ipledg ga t5i efetat t:raft'
sixs Hi 1lsEates had afEeady bs.eess eleHl.
led when the y Republican National
seominitts1 met IN washing iia p.!;
December. but by. the terms, of lthe call
they were aee,sEed 70, have R bee PHI PHI
matdrel choseni and Alaska w:' vi, i,'7
THAT no elegate fr9m: lthat, aterrl;;i3lrE \.
'twop1a- Observation-Disclosures:
I'LL others were named: The .:all fun l!':
6ther$ stipulated that only twoaWonll
i bs stht ted 3dnste 81 sixt 't.lNii3
AZ lthaI III delegates had Epeens LIN
3 ptriict4 d,ito,lyoteinfor Secretary Taft
att,aIr election was Irectived w It'll 5li!'
sila ton By the opponents Of
#talrry. who -loss-of fonr-votes,.L e
Ehlm and 1.-THE possibility atflasEi
i cso,ul not elect her. allotted two dele
II gatesi il time me- to be rreplekented at TIT
Convention atiii, they nrealized that DIT
ctinnI on: "a Alaska IS Hitch litfersn
Ii and more difficult matter than n shor
.swalk to: the polish -tiiestJnit ed ,States
and some hope WAS n eH lpHrI Jthft
having ence g9r7eef qn rePeor'l the Alas
kans Would, pa e S'Fl t2 iorgo an
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
!(5Ewisf Jig'assi ,il:';IEs 81
BySS. WFsPress Associatioff&

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mn VIII
cd AT at the arteenti nhhai 81 Ill
or the New Jersey s5tat6- Fadef I'd.
Wpmen:s Cl4bss which oypened ses II
day AMI wili extend thronsh 81 !p Is:
This is the irst, businesss Aession I've
held by the organizat On IN the nE
and the first aheld ~ South ysraS ss y
several years: