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New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
FOR LEGAL REFORM.

The committee of the American Bar Asso-
citation does not 20 so far as Mr.. Taft went
in his speech the other day in its proposals for
stopping the laws delays. The committee
would put an end to the reversal of lower
courts upon technicalities. The rule for decld-
ing appeals. in ITS opinion, should be based
not upon reversible error, but upon the merits
of the case as they appear on the record MI.
Taft would go still further and limit the num-
Der of appeals open TO a litigant and simplify
the codes of procedure. All of these changes
would promote justice, which often miscarries
because of the red tape with which the courts
have surrounded il.
Restricting reversals to the merits OF the
case would have the much needed effect Of
toning ND the trial courts AS it is now the
tris-l Judge is victim of the laws red tape.
He knows that large part of the attorneys
business is to trap him into some reversible
error and therefore is inclined to be so eau
tious as in some measure TO lose control Of the
proceedings before him. He cannot hold the
lawyers strictly TO the point at issue unless
he is quick wtted and self confident. and in
sensa tional criminal cases lawyers abuse the
license which the Judges fear of making an
error gives them TO posture before the public
and protract trials. Again, the American
iudge's habit of delay before rendering an
oDinion fault to which Mr.. Taft alluded, is
also probably due 10 the exaggerated impor-
lance of techncalities in the American system
Something of the English judges readiness
might be got by relieving our trial courts from
the ever present fear of reversal. Promptness
is as necessary an attribute of effective justice
as freedom from error-a consideration which
influences frequent popular appeals to lynch
law.
No delay of the law has ever seemed more
homeless than the delay in reforming it, but
the prospect of some Improvement is now good
The bar. if it goes at the task in earnest, can
accomplish it. aud Mr.. Tafts interest in it IS
so keen that if he is elected the next admins
tration will contribute powerfully to the move
ment.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
TIE orALITY OF A cRInE.

The first comments which were made upon
the criminal outbreak at Springfield, lll.-and
which might appropriately be made upon other
outbreaks of the same character, wherever they
occur-are amply confirmed by the progress of
the episode. 1t is convncingly clear that it
was not spontaneous uprising of outraged ylr-
tue 10 exact swift and elementary retribution
for the inexpiable wrong 1t was rather a
conspiracy to use the commission of such a
wrong as a pretext and an opportunity for in
dulging the abhorrent passions of the mob for
arson. looting, torture and murder. and TO gain,
as was vainly hoped, under the false guise of
avengers immunity for all manner of criminal
license.
To any one who has thoughtfuly observed the
composition and conduct of such mobs. the pre-
tence that they are solely, chiefly, or indeed TO
any important degree moved by pure anu
chivalrous zeal for the protection or the aFeng-
ing of womanly honor is grotesque in lis I'M
pudence. There is little of the stuff OF brutus
or of Firginus in them. The average ring
Lenders and their followers are chiefly thugs,
bullies. wife beaters frequenters OF Drotheis'
ruffians to whom the virtue of woman is thing
of Jest and scorn A few may be in earnest in
their wrath. and really seek nothing but ven
geance upon the evildoer; but they make them
selves merely the tools of the crimlnaIly IN
clined majority.
Practically such mob says: "A woman has
'been outraged. and her assailant is to be pun
'shed according TO the law which the people
have prescribed for the crime Let us there
fore torture and kill some innocent and help
less people. and loot houses and shops, anu
burn the city" Not every member of the MOB,
VIC repeat had such design. Some went into
it with sincere intent, some thoughtlessly,
some through the strong contagion of excite
ment. But they were the mere dupes or tools OF
the ringleaders. Every man who is moved oy
righteous wrath at an abominable crime TO seek
summary vengeance should bear in MIND,
therefore. that in yielding to his impulses ne
would simply be promoting other and perhaps
worse evils and making himself pdrftcepS cfrpi-
iniS in them.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
Abouf People and SOcfds 1nc1den1S

walach and Paul Rainey also entertained az lunch
con- Mrs Charles F. Hoffman was another iunoh-
hostess
Mrs Zabrfskie gave reception at her home this
afternoon This evening Mrs Ogden Mills. Mrs. I.
shaw safe Mrs James Laurens Van Allen. Mrs
r. c. knight. 1r. and Mrs. David King entertained
dinner parties.
Maurice Roche returned from Bar Harbor to-
1av and was spectator at the tennis tournament
There was another big registry at the Casino to-
day including Miss Lillian Bid5Ie. Mrs. Morgan
James Mrs. George C. Thomas. jr. Mrs. Godfrey
Parsons. Mr. and Mrs T. v r Tnayer. Johnston
Livingston. jr.. Mrs Edward Simpson. u. r App--
ton Walter V. r. Berry. Miss Bancroft. Lady Au-
yrIsta Fame Mrs Borland. Carleton Hale. Robert
Wilson, Miss Bull. George NJ Sharp. E. II. WHIT
ney r. s. Sulloway ard II. g Johnson
Sidney J. Smith is visiting Mr. and Mrs Henry
s. Redmond Mr. and Mrs. z. v R. Thsyer. r.. OF
Lancaster. Mass, are guests OF Mr. and Mrs. II.
Mortimer Brooks. Johnston Livingston. 5r. Is VS.
itfng Paul J. Rainey- The Rev and Mrs George
Cireuvie Merrill OF Buffalo, visiting Mrs John
Nicholas Brown Walter Y. - Berry. OF Washing
ton is a guest of Mr. and Mrs William Starr Miller
Mrs Reginald Rives Reginald Fsives. ir. and Miss
George L. RiveS. have returned 70 New Hamburg.
n. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold Morris. OF New York
this afternoon to visit Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam w Tompkins. Robert Bacon. Assistant Sec-s-
tary of State. a guest OF Edwin D. Morgan
Dr. and Mrs. william Appleton, OF New York. ar
rived here tonight to visit Mr.. and Mrs. George
De Forest.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

Legislative requirements. The Improvement in
mining conditions has been as already OBJ
served. most marked, and there is little doubt
that a similar improvement in railroad wor..
could be effected. Sn America If not in Eng
land through the introduction of safety devices
and the reform of some methods of operation
Statistics such as those from which we nave
quoted yield their greatest value in the sugzes-
tions which they afford OF the unhealthfui ana
life destroying features of the social and indus
trial system and of the means for abating them
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
ENGAGED, SAYS WESTINGHOUSE

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune-l
Ienox Mass, Aug 1S.-GeOrge Westtnghouse. Jrs
tonight issued a statement denying the repoFtS..
breaking OF the engagement between himself anu
EVELYN Brocklebank daughter OF Sir Thomas
Brocklebank the Liverpool ship owner anu
banker He stated that the date for the wedsiins
had never been fixed. but he expected the ee'e
mony would take place soOn- He also denied '"S- %
Miss Brocklehank first met him in his ;a'9si
factory where he was wearing oversus. and t1sl
they became engaged befere she learned hi7 &c.
identity He first met Miss Rrockiebsnk in NJ
fathers home. IN London
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

b,,iJt ND in accordance with the plans OF his
architecture the political architecture OF the
future, into a greater and worthier party thah
it is with increased capacity to deserve Wen
of the people the instrument of the people
no, the instrument of a coterie of politicians
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
MANILA TO INVITE Mr.. ROOSEVELT

Manila. Aug. 1s.-The Merchants Association of
Manila has started movement induce President
Roosevelt to visit the Philippine either be-
fore after his hunting trip in Africa. At
meeting of the association resolution to this ef-
feet unanimously adopted and committee was
appointed to extend a formal invitation to the
President It is expected that many FiIipinos will
Join the movement.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MISS BOOTH. BETTER. COMING HOME.

Warsaw. Ind. Aug H--The condition or MIS-
Eva Booth, commander OF the Salvation Army IA
the United States who was overcome by the neat
and collapsed at the winona Lake Bible Conler-
ence following her address last night, was I'M
proved to-day The patient, IN charge OF frienas'
started for her home in New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

IBy Telegraph The Tribune-J
Newport Aug is. With the opening or the
tennis tournament Newport increased in gayety to-
day. there being more entertainments than for sew
era1 days past.
At noon there were numerous luncheon parties
at the Casino grill rooms Aside from these MI
George Gould entertained with luncheon on board
tbe Yacht Atalanta while Mrs. Charles n. Baldwin
gave luncheon at Snug Harbor- Mrs Barger-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

The latest argument against Mr. Hughes is
that the New York City police oppose him. The
police always have grievance against every
administration. local and state. But good citl-
zens commend the policy of non-interference IN
local affairs which dictated the Governors veto
of an attempt to override the city administra-
ton on a purely local matter
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

At seventy-eight years of age the Austrian
Kaiser ranks of the worlds grandest old
men-old in years and grand in the almost in
finite patience. tact and benevolence with which
he has held the balance true among the many
jangling and jarring elements of his congom-
crate realm.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

1t wouldn't greatly matter to this country if
Izzet Pacha were in hiding here. for America is
accustomed to giving good natured asylum to
all sorts of men; but we are just as well con-
tent not to have him on hand
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

If the Netherlands government has a free
hand to spank Castro as it pieases. 1t VIII
doubtless spank him just hard enough Your
philosophic Dutchman understands pretty well
how to deal with incarnate bumptiousness.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

This nercspoper is opned and published oy
The Tribune association, a Ne1c YORK corpora
tion: Office aud principal place OF business
Tribune Building No. f5E Nassau street. Ne"
York ogden HiHS president; AGfhdn'et 5attLe'
secretary ard treasurer. The address OF ire
officers IS fbc Office Of this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

sail for America be well founded, ali addluohaI
tax on their time will be imposed, and arrivai
in New York before Friday morning Will De I'M
possible.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

"Let us have the worst" says The Brooklyn
Eagle" That sounds like, though lt1snt'
declaration for Bryan.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
4nuSerlenfS.

ACADEMY OF MJ-sIC-2-s:I Mistress Nell
sr-fSlAT. q ARDFsNS- -2.15-Ssao-The Merry Nic0N-
ASTORIA. .is-S,I5-The Man from Home
.2n-The Devil
sspyfs1frC,S FsFAcH-s:I5-Psins Fire~orks
sssSiNts-s:ls-7he Mimic World
..oNf-T ESIsAND-1suns Park-Drearniano-
s-RTTFRTON-s:2 :2o-IsedoTa Duncan
n -l5-tisris
E.fsE,S Warid Wax
sssFfeFsS THE EATRE-s.I5-The Devil
szsfvK E5T-T-S:Ts-The Ni;chng Hour
74AGAsERST'FN'S ROoF'-2:is-s -s.lo--N au9eNlHe-
HERALD SQITARE-2l :l5-Iafee lwihs'
n TslaTS rlF- PkR1S-s.ss-Foilies Of 1ss
Tf-ES <F,Fs-S.as-Y Yankee Prince
Travelling salesman
Ninstrels
WAII,at-K S-2.I5-s:15-The Girl tsaesNoh-
vFpFR 50 :Se-s :3e-Paid in Full.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Prentice Strong are spending Au
,,,s+ With Mrs strong's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
TaIhot oIvphant, at Monmouth Beach. n j.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

Francis Y. L. Hoppin and Albert e Gallatln' WI
have been automobiling in Europe, are eApee'eu
arrive here to-day from abroad
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Heckscher nave gone
Nara gansett Pier for the horse snow winch 'PeA
there Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

;- Scotland where they have rented Lo0H -,
Lodge. in Ross-shfre. from the MARQUIS u
aTIpton, for the season
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred seton. who have Deeh i. u.
California have returned to their co'7
Tuxedo.
Major and Mrs. F. C. Grugan. who are assln
spending the summer at Lenox. lssueo -.
the announcement of the engagement -
dauebter Miss Emily 'Grugan, to George p ~
new of the University Club ana state -
from The nth District of New YORK ne 10 NO.
staying with Major and Mrs Grugan-
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler ~ Warren are - 80,
where thew have rented the James Brown ro''
villa.
Mr.. and Mrs William Sloane who are no~ -
California. return early next month 10 the'' p'"0'
at Mount Kisco for the fail
Mr. ard Mrs Henry A. C Taylor. who are e'uis
,,r along the coast of Maine board their steam
yacht wsnderer have arrived at Bar halOoi
Mr. and Mrs William Fishbourne Wharton VINO
have been spending the summer IN EUROPE
booked to sail for New York to-day
,5r and Mrs. Samuel Wagstaff are ct MarlenOao'
where they will remain until they sail on Septe"i-
ber u for New York
NJ .nd Nrs CortIandt Field Bishop, who have
been motoring in Europe for several weeks are
hooked 10 sail for New York September 10 ana
ON their arrival will go immediately 10 thelr 'Ii4"
at Lenox Mass, for the late autumn
Mr. and Mrs Henry Rogers Winthrop nave gone
10 Southampton Long Island, where they are 'ne
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. BaococA at
Holme Lea.
Francis V L, Hoppin and Albert e f5allatin' WHO
have been automobiling in Europe, are expected 10
arrive here to-day from abroad
Mr. and Mrs. Prentice Strong are spendihs ~
rust with Mrs Strong's parents, Mr.. ana MI
troIto+ O1vnhant at Monmouth Beach y. j.
Mr. and Mrs Maurice Heckscher nave gone u
Nara gansett Pier for the horse show, Wnch opens
there tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
Atw71crk DAILY Gribm,rs

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1e, 1sos.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
THE HUGHES CANDIDACY.
\ MASSACHUSETTS, VIEW.

MaSSACdtSE VIEW.
From The Springfield Republican.
Governor Hughess denomination has become an
absolute necessity of the national Republican cam
paisn.
DISAPPOINTING THE NATION.
From The Buffalo Express.
New York Republicans cannot afford to disap-
point the remainder of the country by falling to
renonnate Governor Hughes
"NoBODY'S MAN
From Life.
Governor Hughes's strong points a candidats
for reelection are that the Republican bosses are
believed be against him. that the Puritan streak
upright and able. Whether he is wise not is a
matter for discussion, but he is able He is no.
body's man; that is his greatest attraction-no-
body's
\ MODERATE ESTIMATE
From The Buffalo Commercial
1.-THE Commercial is convinced that so per cent
ReDublican opinion in favor of the renomina ton
of Governor Hughes. throughout the state
THE PEOPLE AND THE BOSSES.
Rabbi Stephen s. Wise. of the Free Synagogue. in
Letter TO The Evening Post.
The refusal of the party TO renoninate Governor
Hughes at time would be equivalent TO serving
notice upon public servants throughout the nation
While YOU are elected to serve the state and sworn
to uphold the constitution. before the mandate OF
the people before the dictates OF your own con-
science rank the orders OF the bosses. When the
larger interests the state clash with the Hitler
Interests of bosses remember that your politi-
your masters. The people may forgive, but the
bosses never forget.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

Mr. and Mrs Henry Rogers Winthrop nave soh
to Southampton. Long Island. where they are III
guests of Mr. and Mrs Henry D. BaococA
HoIne Lea.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs waldorf Astor are spending 'ne "a
IN scotland. where they have rented Loch na-t
lodge. in Ross-shire. from the MARQUIS u
eBIpton for the
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
SOME QUESTIONS TO ANSWER.
r,o,, rbA 7v-ater+o-vr Times

From The WatertoWn Ililes-
The Republican State Committee, presenting the
name OF Charles f. Hughes for the Presidency.
said: HE is man of the Lincoln type able.
upright intrepid. honest. fearless in duty and de-
voted 10 the peoples best interests. Since he has
been prominently before the public his strong in
1iVidIialty has strongly impressed all. In
placing his before the country We are con-
IinceG we are presenting another great leader To
the nation one who VIII add additional glory 10
our state and uphold tho traditions of the Repub-
lcan party" This is the opinion of the Repubii
can State Committee officially declared last March
The man is before the people for renomna-
tion as Governor of this state He has the
qualities OF character and leadership Has the state
committee changed in its estimate, and, II So why?
Is il because he Illustrated these qualities In his
demand for the anti gambling bill? VIII the COM
mittee the position ttst "a reScnds its reSo-
lution because the Governor hlled the ideal on a
moral question which they commended In pre-
sentinc him 10 the uaticn7 IL he good enough
for President, is he not good enough for GovernOrE
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs Cortlandt Field Bishop VINO nav
been motoring in Europe for several "eeNs' o'
booked to sail for New York on September 10 an'
on tbe,r arrival will go Immediately to their VIE
at Ienox. Mass, for the late autumn
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Seton. who have pee" ~ -,
California. have returned to theh
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

Mr. and Mrs Samuel Wagstaff are at MarlehOdu'
where they will remain until they san On '0P'0-
her u for New York
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

Mr. and Mrs William Fishbourne wharton W. W.
have been spending the summer IN Eui0p'' -
hooked to sail for New York to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

Mr. and Mrs Henry A. G Taylor "i'o % a. ..a-,
,nr along the coast of Maine on board thei' S'
-, yv.,derer have arrived at Bar Haroor'
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-21
HOLLOWELL ATTORNEYS
Refuse to Settle Cases for Less
Than $4,000.
SAID THAT THEY WERE
OFFERED FIFTY THOUSAND.

Paducah, KY, May 19.-Un.
able to reach a settlement, rep.
resentatives of the defendants in
the Hollowell night-rider damage
suits returned to Caldwell coun-
ty today. They held a confer
ence this morning with the
plaintiffs local attorneys, Miller
& Miller, but the figures submit
ted were several thousand dol
lars apart. 1t is said the attor-
neys offered to settle all three
suits for $4,000, but the defend
ants representatives would not
90 over $4,000, and left, stating
they would fight 1t out in the
courts.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-21
mss Medic Bell Martin visited

Miss Nettie Bell Martin visited
in Madisonville Tuesday.
Mrs. q. B. Johnson returned Fri.
day from a visit to Mrs. Frank
Johnson in Louisville.
Miss Lucille Crenshaw returned
home from st. Charles Saturday
where she has been visiting rela-
tIves.
DR.. A. E. Davis, who has been
visiting his parents here for the
past week, returned to Nashville,
Monday.
Mr. Ben Rash, of Madisonville,
was present at the meeting of the
st. Bernard stock holders held here
Monday.
Mr.. Volney Sisk and wife, of st.
Charles, were in the city a few hours
Friday enroute to MadIsonvIlle
shopping.
Miss Jeanette Napier left for her
home in Nashville, Tenn, Sunday
after a pleasant two weeks visit to
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy LOvelass, who
have been visiting friends in st.
Louis for the past week, returned
home Saturday.
No. 81, the through passenger
train, was delayed here about 40
minutes Saturday on account of a
broken draw bar.
Miss Ethyl Riley, a charming
young lady, of Henderson, visited
Mrs. 9. II. McGary and Miss Van
Aansdale last week.
Miss Nevaline Morton, Of Madison
vile, was the guest of Mrs. John B
Atkinson Friday night and attend
ed "The Woinan's Congress.
aDr. A. o. Sisk returned home Fri
day from Louisville where he at
tended the annual session of r. r.
Surgeons. DR.. Sisk is a prominent
member of this association.
f. d. McGary, the hustlng rep
of the Louisville Coffee
Co., is spending this week in LOUIS
vile as q guest of Charlie White,
of the above Company.
Campbell McNary after a pleasant
visit of two weeks with relatives in
and Darlington left
Monday night for Truckia, Cali
fornia, where he goes to take his
place as boOkkeeper for large
lumber Company.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-21
Cures WOman's Weaknesses.

We refer to that boon to weak, nervous,
nnfferlng women known as DIR. Pierce's
Havorite Prescription.
Dr.. John Fyfe one OF the Editorial STAFF
Of THE ECLECTIC MEDICAL REVIEW says
Of Unicorn root (HelOntds DtOicd) which
Is one OF the chief ingredients Of the uFa-
v0rite Prescription
"A remedy which invariably acts as utter
me inTigoretor makes Ior normal ac-
f,vity o. the entire reproductive system"
nnent which more fully answers the above
purposes than any other drug ptth ,chtch am
acquainted In the treatment Of diseases Pc
culiar 70 women IL Is seldom that q case Is
seen which does not present some indication
Tor this remedial agent" Dr. Eye further
fays; aThe following are among the leading
lndicGtions for heloniAs Unicorn root Pain
orsaching Ia the back with sleucorrhQa
atomic (WeaD condition. OF the reproductive
oEgens Of Aonen. neniS depression and u,
~ rsprod live ofTsns Of women: Constant
sensation N heat IN the region OF the kid.
neyss melb agif lnoodlnGl. due to = weak.
ened eo3ei tlon 1.-THE reproductive system;
se9iod or a. scc sSasas TE1n az
abno0kl1 condition OF the digestive ORGANS
ena thin SlSSs Saslt 5, qra a9 ,Ss
m more or less Of the above symptoms
az pfesHlii, 30 InYalIQ WOMAN cah 10
tktIkr than take Dr. PIerceS EaYQrit9
rtflcf1ptl0n, one 81 the reading IngTedi-
cnt6 OF WHICH Is Unicorn root. or Helonias,
and the medical properties Of which II
most faithfully represents.
OF Golden Seal root, another prominent
Ingredient OF ~Favorlte Prescription"
Prof. Finley Elllngwood, M. d., OF Ben
nett Medical College, Chicago, says:
III Is An important remedy IN disorders OF
the womb In All catarrhal conditions
and Ganeral enfeeblement Il Is useful"
rrOi John NJ. bcudder, M. D., late OF
Cincinnati, says Of Golden Seal root
sin relation 10 its general effects on the
SYSTEM there q no medicine n use about tchtch
UI1Tc = sioh general undnimiiy Of opinion. II
A unloQtalg regarded ~ ne tonic useful IN
Prof R. BarthOlOw, M. D., OF Jefferson
Medical College, says Of Golden Seal:
eYalueble Ia uterine heInOrrhago menor-
IEaIIa u0odinG) and conGeatiso. dyknenor-
kAEs lRpinful QenstrqetlQnl8 ..,
Or. piorce's Favorlte Prescription faith.
fully represents all the above named in
0Iadionlsu and cures the diseases for which
NOV are necoAmondod.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-21
OTHER NIGHT
Rider VICTIMS
Planning to Bring Suits in FEEDER
al Court in kentucky.
PEOPLE DRIVEN FROM HOME.
FOLLOW TnE KALLOWELL ACTION.

Paducah, KY, Nov. 81. 10
cal attorneys said Monday that
they will be consulted this week
by Illinois lawyers and colored
clients who we're driven from
Birmingham, Marshall county,
by night riders, when two ne
groes were killed and several
wounded. There were nearly
100 negroes driven from Mar
shall county, most of whom went
to Illinois or Mississippi. 1t Is
we'll known that certain Mar
shall county citizens got wind of
probable suits, and came to Pa
ducah and engaged counsel TO
defend them. Former Deputy
United States Marshal Wade
Brown said that a Lyon county
man who has been driven from
home passed through Paducah
yesterday, and said he would go
to Mississippi to take up his resi-
dence and would bring suit in
the Federal Court.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-21
Sore Throat.

Those subject 10 sore throat will
find the following preparation simple,
cheap and highly efficacious when
used in the early stage: Pour a pint
OF boiling water on 30 leaves of the
common sage and let the infusion
stand for an hour; add vinegar suf-
icient TO make IT pleasantly acid, and
honey to taste The mixture should
be used as a gargle twice a day. There
is no danger If some Of It is swallowed
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-21
Not Credited.

It's always the desire of the
Bee to give credit to whom credit
is due, but 1t was overlooked in
the double column article on the
editorial page in this Issue. The
article, headed "a SOckdolager
for Night Riding" is taken from
the Courier-Journal, and we use
this method in giving credit to
same.