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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-18
stndent. in Anto Wrrrk.

Cambridge. Mass. June 1S.-J. H. Fargo and Gordon Smith. two Har- yard students. who were hurt by the overfurning of an automobile on Har- yard bridge early to-day. Nere found apon examination at the hospital to have suffered no serious injuries. The automobile In which tbe young men were riding belonged to rre- crick II. Frelinghnysen. a grandson of President Arthuris secretary of state. and 1t was al first reported that young FrelinEhuysen had been injured It developed later that he vas not Ia the car at the time oI Ihe accident.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-18
HEALER SCHLATTER HERE.
Says He Is Endowed by God to Cure
 All Ills.

Healer "Schlatter" arrived in this city yesterday and this morning was a caller at the Democrat office. The following is the story he tells about himself and his mysteries:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

Judge Moore's Record at Chicago Rarely if Ever
Equelled at Any Horse Show in This Country.

Selwonk. Miss Emily Bedford's champion Hildred
and Lady Seaton- The last named, also the prop
erty Of Mr.. Moore was the only entry, save Ra-
diant to lower the colors of Miss Bedforo's IA
vortte
With the superb hackney mare Lady Seaton and
her trotting bred mate Chiquita. Nj Moore scored
a notable victory. wrestling the Iaurels from Alfred
G. Vanderbilt's Hamlet and Hertes, the big bay
hackney harness horses that won the champion
ship for pairs at the recent National Horse show.
In the class for novice harness horses Mr. Moores
four horses made q clean sweep, carrying on al
tire ribbons in class of fourteen entries. he drove
the blue ribbon winner himself; his sons, Edward
and Paul, drove his other and George Chipchase
the fourth. The dininutive Berkeley Bantam was
an easy winner in the pony classes. Mr Moore pa1c
s. coo for the little hackney, just Zo0 foot and
he was the sensation Of the show 10 hundreds OF
Western hCrsemen who had never seen the Won
dsrfuI little high stopper before
Mr. Moore offered for competition st the Chicago
show a special prize for the best hackney harness
horse and. strange to say. both first and second
prizes went offspring Of Mr. Moore's OLD Ia
vcfite Forest King. for which it is reputed hs
gave s13,eG9 After Forest King won the Waldorf
Astoria cup which had been in competition for ten
years, Mr.. Moore gave another cup TO be coH1peted
for under the sama conditions, and called u the
Forest King cup.
+ha pirls Of his stable across the water 10 try his
I-ck al the London International show next year,
and he may keep hts stable abroad permanent
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

Judge William Il Moore. who headed the Est Of
winning owners st the Chicago Horse Show last
week, has Of the strongest stables Of heavy
harness horses IN America After completely igno-
ring the opportunity offered him TO exhibit his cham
pions at the national show at Madison Square Gar
den this fall. It Is noteworthy fact that Mr. Moore
shipped six carloads Of horses, wagons and ap
pointnents one thousand miles 70 exhibit them in
Chicago at the old Dexter Park trotting track.
the Union Stock Yards
With forty-eight harness horses and ponies he
carried of the lions share OF ribbons, winning
tEFenty-three blues and ths championship prize
When compared with the winnings Of exhibitors in
other shows this is remarkable record At the
recent National Horse Show in Madison Square
Garden c. ". Watson headed the list Of blue rib
bon winners with fifteen first prizes to his credit.
Harvey S. Lsdew was next the list with ten
blues and three reds. and J. ". Hartman. whose
CUP offered by Judge Moore came third with seven
blue ribbons.
The brown EeIding Radiant, purchased by NJ.
Moore shortly sfter winning the championship at
the London International Horse Show last June,
was great favorIts with the Chicago judges, and
finally, after he had four blue ribbons, they
made him champion of the show. Radiant is rather
plain looking horse, but has plenty of action, and
1t was a surprise to every one when he failed to
score st the Newport and Louisville shows last
fall He was fully appreciated. however. by West
ern horsemen. and placed first over Reginald 9
vanderblts consistent blue ribbon winner, Doctor
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
INTERCOLLEGIATE CHESS.
ARAe-ap Of the Yale. HarUdrd and
Princeton Teams.

1ArTs-c4 -eIe zrd Princeton have declared the
'Ns teams which wiu represent those universities
= ne forthcoming annual intercollegiate touTrls1-
80 e se led ~ the rooms q The West SIDE Re
P----c1n CUB IN this city. On December z, z
- - TIE following is the personnel OF the three
- ss given o-r 5y Edward A CaAssA. Of thls
-'ss tae orig1azt1r q the tournaments and TIE
resent secretary OF the intercollegiate committse'
I-sEFero-E. z Gruening. K :. Johnson ". ".
Te-Sh-ey szc r 2 Byerly.
-ese-L- E Bgrgess. c. Burgess c z. Jener-
7.- sac !. p Chandler.
-IeI-n-L- u Stephens J " Aleza1ader' y
o. - -len-s-u and Z p Ferger.
"a e~ca of these teams is one player who VII
- as debut a these tournaments. viz Bysflys
harvard Chandler Of Yale and FergeF' or
-'--e-9n E e Burgess. q Yale, is the senior
80 among TIE tHeve listed having participated
: --s tournaments OF -Ss s2d 1896 His brotneT
Se-erson both played last year Other mem
., q -zSt years teams Uers Johnson and Psrsh-
= u Harvard. and Stephens. Alexander and Iis-
- G Er-zce1on- Johnson and Stephens. as well
: -t-so-ng. = Esrvzrd- we're members q the
'es--s q 90
--aa--s team. which defeated Yale last week
= scors o ~ e n. viii probably consist of
---5aasys. C Z Rznsdsll. c. 2. Constock sne
* !. Eappzpcrt CT Z 2. Gluck
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
DFC0R ATOMS I FEATURE.
G-Fe- Automobile Sho5g Hul ET-
csI Al It's Predecessors.

z-az re 1-z automobile shows began = 3e -7-o
IL Ars--s-- 51-z-a Garden each successive e=T fas
----azz== --z-zed Improvement IN The Decorative
sz-z -=z= --~ re occasion un-[l. during tle last
to-- --z-s ne t--er1c- C the famous CD ezEos'-
-er -s rs been made notably more IlegIal-lcel-
r. -1s exhibit CT noVcr cars rEen 1or any o---7I
=-s-- = -z 1-.c= 4 p-eLseV-orrly tzcC N coEnec-
~, ---- ms dressing O. the place IS thai rhe
r-c--zzs As 5eer .-c- -Ls merely elaborate ana
a=-e-e -~--z-E he czzs-e and elegant
~ --e -----cc1---g SEX, January So u-1e
- --s-ss q -1s Association Of Licensed Auronlo-
ne Ez---z-t-rs-s Che step Il THIS d-rec-11H IA
= ---~= marked nan ever before There VIZ =
--z---=----- and e-a5ora-s-ess. but there VII Dc
z.s ---+-s.-r mere simplicity and mere r-cnn7SS
Z - general scheme There WI Dc g-aI--S --s
f.,. - ~ --zs-=- statues seen IN former years
~ ---z ~ more soi1-ry Tl-- prSFa--. @s ----5
-a--z b=e-zg q tLe z-z1Zzrd makes Of The c-cssI
s--~-~o-s-= ----=-s r-a- always comprise the Gar
den s-CE-
C-e q --= @-u really snowy pisces q oecore-
-.-- this sezsor vi be sort of garden fountain
-sz- ne Madison avenue entrance This IS n L-7
Form ~ g z-v zEr--enr Of gray stone curVlng
zacu- ne Erz- exhibition spaces facing tne En-
--zn-z Z vi have = troughIis= basin, into which
ze-=- ---- z-=r mouths vii spray upon Ile
:-1ossoe-- 1oll beneath. In rhs pool OF tne carF-
M bzz-- mere VIII be goldfish and pond ---=s'
sc-s q The -Ees natural and sine aruncla- FROM
fhs sr-1Ec.zl Towers electric lights viii rao1ate
-Lls concealed row OF lights under Ine coping
cr re --ouga L----1zretzs the taLng spray
Carved tnl0 rne front wall OF the fountain VI
Be sszts tor -zz-o-z. punctuzted Al Intervals by
hsy plz--z while ela5orate, the design and exc
-uo1 q ms fountain has modest tone and II ls
os bsgLr 20 assert Itself extensively, nor 70
tare--urr ne v-sv of he ensenbis tbs floor
e-yon5
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
FULL SCORES AT TRAPS
N. 7. 4. c. GUNNERS BUSY.
II. VI. O1cens and T. III. SchaufFer
Lead the Shooters.

One OF the largest fields Of the year reported yss-
terday at the Trayers Island traps OF Jhs Se-
York Athletic Club The ma jOrtry Of the zunners
were out TO practice for the znuateTr championship
OF the United States which is % D. decided under
the auspices Of the Winged Foot club Friday
Judging BY the scores made yesterday, It WI taks
an exceptional marksman win the title ibis fail
The majority OF the events decided ended N tul
scores. and in almost every case more than ere
shooter tied for the prize
The December cup ended IN tie between o 9
Grtnneu jr-. and r II Owens. Each gunner
turned fun score OF 25Aarsets- The shooter went
to Mr- Owens By two hIuerocks- Three guns wers
tied In the weekly shoot for the Sausr prize r.
h Schaufier the shoot-or from c. y. Bill
ings and g 4. Lyons NIr- Schauf1sr Nss also the
winner OF the scratch shoot G. " Kuchle- ana
Gus Grief tied for the Stevens prize and the fsz-
msr marksTnan won the shoot-on-
The scores follow
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
". STTNER SHOOTS WELL.
Wins Leg on December Cup at the
Crescent 4. e. Traps.

The trapshootsrs OF the Crescent Athletic Cluo
turned out in force on their field at Bay Ridge yes
tsrdav afternoon and in spite of stir northwest
e-Ev breeze the scoring was good
Fight matches were decided, and in three OF them
4r1T scores were made. n stiner, with handicap
of 5 was high man IN tbs shoot for the DECEMBER
CUP his score being o out OF possible p IWelVe
guns competed IN this match shooting against -I1s
Others In one L target rophy match. and against
a1sren in another Mr.. Sttnsr won rhe h-sr Win 4
ruu score and the second with Il targets broken
In another Is target match he tied with W -
Dann-on with a full score, Dauron winning II th7
shoot-oE with 13 to his credit
1- rzar7 match in which three pairs entered was
v,on bv " c. Dan1ron and A Z. Hsndrtckson with
: total Of 22 D T Leahy and c c Stephenson
fr being second with score Of s.
challenge has been received rrorn tns s-l1l-e-S
80 +ra Nauv YORK Athletic Club, and IS soon as the
shooting committees Of both clubs agree on ne
details Of a match the date viii be announced
The scores fellow;
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
oRICKETERs GET THEIR PRIZES.
Columbia Oval Wins Chief Cup and the First
Section PeuuSuf

Trophies and prizes won by clubs and players
during the cricket OF 1908 distrio outed
~ the annual smoker Of the Metropolitan District
Cricket Lea que held at the Assembly in Brook
lyn last evening. The Columbia Oval Cricket Club,
which succeeded the Staten Island Cricket and Ten
mis- Club as the champion Of the league, won the
chief cup, which has been in competition since the
early eos as well as the first section pennant. To
A Hoskings. the leading player Of this club and
champion barsrnan and bowler OF the league for
the previous season. awarded the prize for the
highest batting average in the nrst section and
other for the highest score made in single ir-
nings.
The Manhattan Cricket Club also came IN for a
fllT share OF the honors. Its second eleven capt
Ured the second section pennant, while two Of its
members, H A Oxenhan and G. Wright earned
individual distinction Alfred Tyrrir. president OF
the league who offered individual prizes acted
as rnasrer Of ceremonies
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

Bay City. Dec. E--Addresstns th- local Entvsr-
sfny o. Michigan Alumni Association. LAST night
Professor {. 4. Van Tyne. head o. the depz-Ln-ut
OF American history AZ Ann Arbo-, said the Cut-
versiry- Of Pennsylvania football players. Eto d.
feated Michigan ar Ann AroOr- had not been st-
tending classes Up 70 the utne q ths gzn=. -hii~
the Michigan players had comparatively little ttu-
for practice owing 70 The academic Requirements AZ
Ann Arbor.
Professor Van Tyne said several professors coos<
CAPTAIN Schultz in hand individually and oy z1y-
ing him extra hours. brought his work ID % rhs
required standard
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
HARVARD AND TIGERS MAY PLAY.
Football Game with Princeton May BE on
Crimson Schedule in 1909.

Though the football season Of 1903 is nearly q
ves- sxav the managers OF the teams are already
beginning to plan their schedules. and It Is nos
Impossible that Harvard and Princeton may nee
on the grtdiron next fall IL Is t"siFe 80
the Tigers last visited Cambrtdge for tootoaL
gaps and II ts now said that they are desirouA OF
renewing old relations =
For several years the Princeton coacheS Ha'S A
v+sed the scheduling Of game with the Crllnsol'
but each year negotiations have been OF no AVaI-
Nov Il is said that Harvard would Welcouns Prince
tor IN place OF the contest with the Carlisle
Indians. Captain Burr was IN favor OF having
Prtnceton his sehednlA. bur IL vss found tnpes-
sibLe 70 arrange da1s
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

cable message from Paris has II that the Auto
-7r, n. France mas decided that the Grand
- -acs viii not be held next year unless theirs
re eor4v entries made before December 81 The
80, circ1it has been chosen The local authori-
ties have guaranteed 100000 francs toward the e1-
- - the raca. The course is. roughly IN the
-, -, = triangle although irregular, the base
-. t..yya.- La Croiz &c Lorraine and Cande.
,vttE the apex near St German dea Pres from
-, ~. start will take place The length Of the
ssrected course Is just over - kilometres. o.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
INTEREST IN SENDER CLASS RACING
Chicago May Be Represented in Trials for the
International Contest.

Eogton Dec 1.-THE Eastern Yacht Club has an
.ntirnatfon that Chicago may have ore boat or
more in the trials preceding the international SON
der class races OF MarbIshsad next summer. Nor
rg1 Dunn an active yachtsman Of Chicago. con.
sidering building a boat 70 5s sntsrsd for the
trials
The elub learns that Ar. Dunn had thought OF
r-ti-St-I 70 thn Upton Cup class on the Great
axes but the invitation sent 20 racing centres OF
tie country send boats fcE me lntsTTIational
trials interested him SO nlucn tn2h hs B AAsis 70
havs Chicago represented
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
4RMT DEFEATS TRINITY.
Hest Point Shoots SGr Goals to
None for Visitors
-Bv TeIegraph 70 The Tribune-1

west Point N Y, Dec 12-In basketball game n
which al the scoring was done in the hrsr haI ana
neither side displayed any great SIKH N soo'-1-s
-, ~ 5efesua1 Trinity here to-day by score Of
= % o It was some time after the whistle oleW
n the H-st half before Beardslee Gagged the Army
first goal and Mnfken shortly afterTaro aooeo
s7o+ber --ri-irv had eight chances from the roul
- - s.rsz Zach tine and BFardsIee missed his
T7r,- attempts 1GuHker played star game Tor tne
49, and made rhres CT the six goals the soldiers
scored -.
II the last half the playing became SO reugh L-8'
ire referee cautioned both teams
The 1fre-,r foIlcvss
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

Charles NJ Manley. OF the Smithsonian Institu-
tIon and former assistant 70 Professor Langley
has perfected 2 hydraulic transmission peculiarly
a1apted 20 automobile trucks. invention on
which he has been at work for The last twelve
wears The AanIey drive, he calls it. has been
tried CUT Tor two years two-ton truck under
all possible conditions. and Mr. Maney says that
has not cent n repairs during that time.
The advantages which are claimed for the trans
mission are such as appeal directly users OF
automobile trucks. They these: The transmits
sion throws out all the four big trouble-naslLers
the clutch, change gears dinerentiaI and brake
it gives al possible speeds forward and back
with the fexibility Of steam, lever controls
sDeess and brake and engine control; the torque
increases in proportion speed decreases; vlbra-
ton and hammer blows in transmission avoid
ed: all parts float in lubricaLtng oil giving luorl-
cation without attention; il may be driven by
apv horse driver after single lesson, and the
cost Of repairs and maintenance Is reduced 70 8
minimum
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

-7-s annual meeting q the Western COR A.
soctz-io, VII Be held ct Chicago on January -
n addition 70 the election Of officers and d.
-s--o-s eo- the ensuing year. the question Of
awarding the championships to- 1@oa VII come
m ro- settlement Ac-icn VIII also be taken On
r-5ao amendments TO the constitution thAt nave
been proposed The nominating oor1r1'--C@e
- = zz-a7s=41 E4grrtg- Chairman: John NJ
-rz-ns-zroon and Fred : Boston, has presented
the following ticket.
President Charles Tao"2so2 HoE7e7o3a @oe-5- 5scis
Ezcrace r Smith e-s2v-s 90
s-z C,ocz--z cub secrsuzrgg TFtgs Y als- zoo- C
---!s------.---- D Cadv- Island A-saaal Cor
-r-L- s--e-- Isnbs--- 81 Louis Cor1r-y --u2 g--s7
= Ezz-5a~z~- Arlington Country Club. w L Us
z-s-Ce-s -rII7--v club. and william Do1scson -H--i
z-os t~7u1--- Cluh.
The three principal corpett--vs events sc--eo--9o
@o- rrs coming year are the Western e-rlaI7-r
o,a-7pfonshtp. The Western open chaEnp'ons-lp anu
rf7e Clvmpic Cup team contest
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

t,5vee1neut 70 the members OF the Chlcaso
- r-1-,b 10 bring the Membership ron OF tl7
I7,r y, u the goo mark prizes have been offered
70 the members bringing in the most applicants
800. Of 500, $50 and SIS will be made 70 those
- bring In ths rrst, second and Ehird largest
-,,-rler af narnss-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
oUAKERs SMOTHER NAVY FIVE.

AnnapoIis Dec. Fin the opening basketball
game Of the season at the Naval Academy this
afternoon the University of PennsyIvania team
overwhelmed the rnidshiDuen hy a score Of
q 10 Iq.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
GOSSIP OF MOTORTSTS.
Small Car Is Rapidly Increasing IN
Popularity.

- .,-=--, The report thai the popularity CT the
--rzr- ar vas increasing abroad particularly II
r-e-oe I Partisan journal sent cut circular 70
- v-arfo1s agents. No less than 80 per cent OF
he replies indicated local preference III LIZ
-ars Of from 70 10 horsepower
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

-. -t1o-a5 a7 Isotta car in the light car race
- SEAMAN, is recovering from an attack of
- a .--er which kept him out OF the contest
- -e~srsI weeks Lyle was IN the Hospital N g
,-f+fcaI condition
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE IN a TIE.


London Dec 12-The annual Rugby football
game between teams representing Oxford and
Cambridge universities, played at Queens
Club. this city, to-day and resulted in tie. Each
side scored = goal
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

The use Of the automobile for deliveTlns MAJ. I.
~ri,vvaukss has mst with so E11oca s1---s7 =
I,..--zS+er David c. Owen went 70 washington 10
- +-r me Postof1ce Department heads 70 see
- - co,,5d not have the service extended
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

Automobiles in coldfeld are SAD 10 haVs
. : - = -oa5 racing fever. and ths assertion
-. "a h tue judging from report which says
"a g party g capitalists are willing TO ofer Z
80 - 80 oo0 for e race O. its kind to ne held IN
1-.--s5s next spring.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Play at Dyker Meadozc-Wsste'n
Officials Named.

DESPITE the soft going, number ot members
Of rhe Dvker Meadow Golf Club cor1peIed N sa
hz1r seeDstal,ss yesterday afternoon f ". Shio-
L. re5 --.-- : card Of a0-S-84 H. 2 Whitney
ui-h SIS finished second
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

= \ Lee. president ot the TVlkes-Barre Auto
-.,,5re r7rb was in this city last week arranging
- -,-zrf-nfna-v details for the annual hl1 cIlfao
- be held 81 Wilkes-Barre OF May d
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
HEARD IN AUTO ROW.
z. r. Thomas Company to Open
Branch Office Here.

The z R Thomas Motor Company, Of B11Talo,
has made arrangements for the opening % its oV Il
branch Office in this city. William b Hurlburt. for
merry president OF the Garford Motor Car Com
pany, Of this city. has been appointed 70 head the
new branch. Heretofore the Thomas company has
been represented by agsncy-the Harry s. Houpt
Company. NJ. Houpt is TO look after the selling
OF a new light car built by Charles 2. Herreshotf
which is to make its appearance on the market
the first OF the year Under the new arrange
ments the Thomas products will be marketed N
this city through its own statesmen.
Mr.. HUrlburt has sailed fer abroad 70 visit the
foreign shows He viii organize the new branch
On his return c. r Teabodt is mentioned as his
associate IN the new work. having been associated
with Mr. Hurlburt in the Garford company
Harry T Clinton. ven known II automobile cir
cles, has gene 10 Philadelphia where ne will look
after the selling OF Fiat cars
Through the efforts Of General John T, Cutting
Of the OIdsmobile Company, a Northern New jar
sey branch has been opened in Newark Tbs Same
facilities which have marked the sales department
Of the branch in this city viii be at the disposal Of
the Jerseyites-
One OF the latest models Of the 1903 product 70
uaaks its appearance in Automobile Row IS the
new Buick ''l7'' It is being shown At ths sales
room Of a c. southworch and since its arrival
has attracted much attention It has four cyl.n-
ders and is rated at So-horsepower- The trans
mission IS By sliding gear, selective type, giving
J.
has lust returned from the Buick factory and e
ports that complete parts for 1890 cars are al
ready at hand. and that orders from agents cell
for Is,55o
! report from san Francisco has 1t that he
showing OF The new model White steamer vas
feature Of the recent track meet held there Be
sides winning IN its selling price class It was first
and second in another contest for cars selling for
twice irs price Il made mile in - seconds. thus
beating the former record held jointly by Barney
Oldheld snas waiter Chrfste- --=-
Walter EaI@ the leading actor IN ''ThA Volt"
and the principal members OF his company hsvs
given up travelling by railroad, ana are now max
ing an Eastern theatrical circuit in E z0-horss-
power Studebak@r car was made from
New Haven 70 Poughksepsis On Friday in four
hours.
The Maxwell Briscoe Company Is 70 have
fully equipped technical laboratory IN the new
building which Il IS adding 10 its plant at larry
town. The new department Ttll Be devoted largely
20 the carrying out of researches IN the use or
various fuels.
One Of the busiest auJoulobils sales managers
last week was z H. Brandt Of Thomas 2. J=f-
frey & Co.. agent for the Rambler car. A steady
Ta1T
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

One Of the busiest autoraobtls sales managers
last week vas z. II. Brandt, Of Thomas 2. J=f-
frsv 4 Co. agent Tor the Rambler A steady
stream Of persons visited the salesroou last week
and closely inspected the various models ex-
hibitior The seven-sested passenger car which
much interest.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
CRITIoIsEs PENN FOOTBALL TEAM

SECOf-oEE-Z5
G y. K1chIsr- --.-- % G 5rtsg .---.------- %
The state herald., 1908-07-17
WILLIAM ]. BRYAN NAMED FOR PRESIDENT
JOHN W. kern OF INDIANA FOR VICE PRESIDENT

William Jennings Bryan nominated for the third time Dem
ocratc candidate for the presidency 340 O'Clock Friday morning
The vote by which he chosen this: Mr. Bryan S92 GOV
ernor Johnson 46; Judge Gray 59E.
Instantly afterward the nomination of Mr. Bryan made
animous
The nomination effected the conclusion of night session
that lasted exactly eight hours
johnson secured follows Connecticut 5; Georgia. q
Maine Maryland 81 Minnesota 22 New Hampshire l. Pennsyl
vana 3; Rhode Island, 3.
GayDeawa 6; Georgia, 20 New jersey "a; Pennsylvania
91a.
Not votingOne delegate Maine All the
other votes to Bryan.
The roll call of the the nomination taken pending
The state herald., 1908-07-17
Advice to the LoveIorn.

An Albany politician was discussing
the heart troubles that ofttimes draw
famous men unwillingly into court
III these men," said he, would
paste in their hats poor expatriated
Abe Hummels advice. they'd have no
difficulty whatever
"Abe's advice, which he necessarily
repeated To his clients, was:
"'Never make love to woman
through an ink bottle"
The state herald., 1908-07-17
TWO CURES OF ECZEMA
Suffered Torments with IT.
Owe Recovery to Cutieura.

''ln 1884 my grandson, n babe, had
an attack of eczema. and after trying
the doctors to the extent of heavy bills
and an increase of the disease and suf-
ferlng. I recommended Cuti.ura and
In n few weeks the child was well. He
is to-day strong man and absolutely
free from the disease. A few years
ago / contracted eczema, and became
an intense sufferer. A whole winter
passed without once having on shoes,
nearly from the knees to the toes be.
ing covered with yirulent sores. tried
many doctors to no purpose. Then
procured the Cuticura Remedies and
found immediate improvement and
fnalcure. M.W. LaRue. SAC Seventh ST..
Louisville, Ky, Apr. % and May Il. '07."