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The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-07-24
Tortured on q Homo.

For ten years l couldn't ride a
horse without being In torture from
piles" writes L. s. Napier, OF Rugless.
KY. when all doctors and other rem,
edies failed, Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured me-" Infallible for Piles. Burns,
scalds. Cuts. Boils. Fever-sores, &c.
zema. Salt Rheum. Corns. 25c. Guar
anteed by 8. w. Rowley. II
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-07-24

To be caught In a shower without
an umbrella Is a good sign. The ras-
calls have got yours, and what's the
use OF looking up the rAscalsg
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-07-24

Enterea At the postofnCe ~ San N.
tee. Fla. - 1eoond-oiASs mall net
toe.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-09-30
Thinks Shonts Has Double

9H IL would Seom. aetordingito7 Mr.. Nicoil,
rb tAati the presdept OF the 'Intqr NJ ct has
some evil double for whose. nisdeeds
Mr. Shonts is being held responsible.
df Ce4cerpins twho IBIS donbleYts lhere ~
no hint. ~
'1y'lThe' sun against Mr. Shents is brought
by Frederick Hipsh, New \ Ek manager
OF The Kentucky diStillery, with oilidesl
iitn,tha Flatiren building! idIRe lieeS at
lathe 1dIoiel ql.ansham. 1p3d street and
broadway. Mr.. HipSh, although not a,
man Of large wealth, has a comfortable
5iinqomeJ lie aisrapked as alsuecfssfut.
1881 NHtrtiito devotion 10 his business
Iooauscd rhe onfy disbursement. Ae ami his
Wife had until he made g. discovery, on
va NnsuIt . INST which "led Ito violent
II sdaaaI ut DAilelhurst, n. sJ. and eulmi-
"a uateilin afseparatlpn1 Iairss stfru .,.g ~,
tr ,.0, Little Time for, Society ,,,e IN
,BnuAE Hipsh has made it A. practise to
Work Twelve or fourteen hoursia day and
ihhis left HIN little or no TIME for Social
dbdiveGsons, of which his wife wa, exceed,
in their ages. She is fourteen years his
ajarneft5 f ste Was '9M h anh sAS Srci
d Atarcesl whom u they were married five
iyears ago, They have no children lerl
I,maiden name was Anna Lowell, She
,l 5tnsb;ts olttceI when, i,s first her,
After their marriage they lived in
ia3p6dTth my in diffrrent hotels Of, the
It utmnr west side MIR. fIipsh - incblDe
was sufficient to supply his wife WITH
fashionable gowns and many IuSurics To
which She was unaccustomed in earlier
life. 1t was her custom to spend every
6e r"Ma'ned in town attending to Ills
ib,bilsipess; affalrs and ylHning his wife for
the week end, ,..g .i,;,,, ,,,j.....- %.
Her Meeting with Shorts.
fEuafi, tu,,,,,, u, AZ 1oi7 Mr., tEn.,l ,r,
N He pier La s,,,ar,f,.,,I,.,i.
~ "a
- a;;,6t,,.aa I.itIt,,sa,s aatrp n
n.y. ~; ,so,a roo;atu rbr,i,,. .ho
Hf w." ,,VH She met Mr shonte th ore
1PttYf'I arna r a. u - q II MI, ~
n e, LSt,i hr+5 ON ,ebalf 81 Mr. shnn4 ~
yir5 1,,io,.o Thai be has, not spen bar for
y 49, Nv Months apT i 70 Firth or
II gtpIl4IS ma his frh,,;b tpra ~ IA, iai ~
ntrt ',,st. Eniitad snd eonGnst a.
ih '''s most cnnyentionaJ conrtesies whic 'b
lii III dL,tran, i . II, II ,ya,,s,, nI,n,,,
KY n,ly fansn.,llv, !" '0i''
Al" NJ 'II;,,Sh &c n1nat h;+tor oaonS+' Ar.
sf"thiitss. Tie He charsSs Rim With condatttt.
n
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-09-30
COUPLING :. HOLDS CAR
OIiHlulE!3.,, YJHuO.J III u ,..,IEl =
Deraiied Flat Dragged Three Miles Owe
Ashland Division on North
,..,,..n -, Western
.YllGnO mMeitefnn

.izA P Fl II q VII sspt 221Lsrs.
distance of more thah three lniics along
the Ashland diYisioTlof the Nopth- West
era irqad between N9w. Lyndon a GEda CEih'
atopyille,, will have 10 be repaired ,r9r re
moved entirely as a rcsttit Of tho 'dras5,
eiass1 6veri that section of elLroad q
yhattGar that jurAped thp TRACK aIshort
way outside of New London and Which
was not discovered for ten minutes,
J I'm mplen declare it remTkalle that the
derailed car did not cause the 'ditfIiihs
Uft half the train Hnis2said Tn 3be the
first case - on record Where, e9ppli nga
have held q derailed car for 80 gfei ga
distance. '"''' 5I"i'' ff .l'Nh@} Luu
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EFinkingnEiBill see that YOU have "a
good POSITION on the surveying corps"
'romp Ogiesbgdti QUIT drinking, sJep-
Intngs WAS eTeetedp and kept on
} Use yteGbA oldqfriepdt who. BECAME one
ofl the we'll known engineers Of the
United States. sRl
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-09-30
o..W,N1'EILL,!c0ME Fy01R1,CUR7''T[lIS'
nAviatodr cisyeenn Hearty Reception "
} ''A Arrivaf in Bah MET by Con-!
a. 9s19A Z ~ nittee With Band. 1dt7K

caffsns, fFtiHtF aqiatJrS, S$PH glvsn fI h OAR
IwlI68me fhdtsdaydet aims oh Mis- ttu
h4r,e from ihls trMmpLs Iin III auoe al
t2S 81 LHa sA w., y p Is 49Ya4ipoagg
tJitaHis, hehiledl by &baha. 'AAfter'a ID
4nal uvelccgnd ty'SmcronmWee of Bp,
business men, Mr.. Curtiss was, cQuyes
to the Steuben club.
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BANKER 's,HEADS. TICKET
1''''FEI'I TT NA444-I5I4<0sllL y TIT !
10. f. BANNARD 'dPfcKRD BTsNFW
YORK G. o. P. FOR MAYOR
,IiiImRD Hs3d bsd oil -yshuu3 Ytiui3iV
Convention MeTsilessly ccriticiisssfO Tan "a
! b many rNsrule9 apd Promises Great
DIST, baa IiiRefsIms, in iGathamu bsdoiq

r. NIDWiYOHKdS Sept "a .ssSitn tie an
iabunesp,sntl fronI tina platforms that prac-
tiGGaa11ly, all thu fusion sand inrdependeht
forces in Greater New York, excepting
the Independence leA ga9o.iwonld wt}rk in
/ harmony I'd slecti tsn candida tpsi lin the
coming municipal aleatidn, the Renuh &C.
an city convention In Carnegie hall Sc
iected its candidates f3r tie TIRE" Lead
ing municipal offices srhafsdayI hight.
The cholcsafor ina pr, Otto A. Bauna I'd,
I,ispresidept Of the New X York Trpst com
pany and a resident of Manhattan bor-
ough, William A. Prendergast was for
many years president or tie Credit Mems
National Hst1tiGaon, n reside ntgefIBrdok-
Ign, while John Purroy Mitchell is the
present commissioner of accounts. He
is an Independent Democrat. a resident
of Mahhattahi hts2Nit1 noun M
Isl In the platform, adopted, the aonyspti9n
nsees5s or s1sssf4b broad q 4sFors ms rs
duotion Iaf living EXPENSES by eliminating
rhH fasfssa th hoS Ms
and efficient municipal government
DemQpHHe ldrsesiaasi2al eliminated SUI
preme Court Justice William j. Gaynor
/ for mayor, John iJ.t Hopper, for comp
trollerr and WILLIAM 9, Rettelh fer presi-
dent Of the board of alderfhefI.' %. " 'ih
Justice Gaynor WIS similarly honored
by the Munipical Democracy, another In
dependent body, earlier in the week
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GERMANS rs HOLD AIR RACE So
TT YTEfIIff7a ALNuHIIFIT I1UlT
Week, of, Aviation. VIII Begnl Tomor

100 nj roy 1. N tf2T l k40Peenn!9K NJ io MN
BERLIN, Sept. 2J.-The intorlatiQhh'
flying contests which begnf heHt SIM
ally AT Joltannistllalg near kopaldck, out
sic.eHof BerAnuitromi ~ hg HsRqqt4nL
iRhei eappetitions are lbeiPE, AGAI ,dg4cl
the DIRECTION. Of The German AeroAHiitil
hssocidtiont tHb Imperial MI, .tphb ;fac
the Imperial .Sutengot,iio hut ihe con
test will continue for one week. tn,
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laps, SEE g.sTOcK1YyAR RI
IJUUIUU fIsI 9TJW T'IHW s47OU AuNu "
Commercial aI Cpmamp4ss s aLearnItow
eao Meat Is Prepared, , plYuHFiqg Theair
Chicago Visit 10

. CHICAGO lily aSeptif34st4phe honor
pFy epmuezeisl f admission ,olapan,
fRn7istl4ng Of fftyTtY0l9f that foppItrys
representative, men on tour, of the
= United States arrived iii Chicngo today
for a four days visit. itFheyd wsue tnkeii
in charge by, the, Chicas2 associption Of
'comfneree and t'aanbns 1otber places of int
], terest were ,esGortod u, through various
plants at, the Union stockyards, The
commissioners %er4fguests htildiithtoh of
the Saddle and Sirlpip- Clpba after wpfth
they left In L speeihi trdih' f6t Gary, Ind,
'tblHisit the stael WORKS iin yshaui city A
theater party has been arranged for the
visitors this evening. r
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JOHNSON WORTHS15,
HON e in Str Paul, Life IInsnrance,i 81 800
ID in Cash and Automobile, Lett ~
to Wife.,tiyuf,, |t,.,s

; ST. PAUL ~ Mimi, Sept 2a&-Gov.
John Al Johnson left sn uesta tei Of not
more than $4,000 to his Wife He died
without making a will and every item
Of Ills property wfll go, asi he wished, to
{ Mrs Johnson sidDts buB mao aid
Although he had been, drawing q, salary
of $1,000 year as governor and has re-
uceiyed q Observation-Disclosures from bis leo-
lures, his expenses, were, great and he
saved little. When Ne bera1ne COVER NOR
he WAS worth about $1,000. 9gBti2 adj n
~, When he DIED hsa9wrfefdl.. q house IN
INSURANCE. politS tfort 5000 end alb put
$500. The hgoyerppE ~ alse qsaid. TO-
have few stocks Of doubtful value,
raId an automp bilss6 yttntDiY sidT
/. Much of the, ,goEerp9r,'s income, vas
spent rnaintaitflhg an apartment AZ tho,
Nherdeen hotel IN tSStsRP aulg rahd on
clothes for Mrs. johnson ro,H was the
governors wish that his wife should al
ways be elegantly rowpedsn and he did
not limit eherl in aherd expenditures is5
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.,STRtKEs'Sf SION E. CAT
Make "Snipingsh Attacks Duiing D
g guFngI I'M 0maha+ Sharff Will
.m1Bf sihDeublsi Fmce.iie yyni.

eq aIATqA,, aNebI, ssft,saaI- Strike
-4pavSi,crs tphny ltode n advantage ,
DdrnssoGpgsand rnRds 'isplpin&i att
l9nri49 sIteft IGfF1aolS52nfes qtpd /
missiles We're thrown, but no ereat (
sAgef Twas done.sn0 S'la'sTf Brhihy
bmneed lthat be pNpiAlnpt, eallu pApf
state militia for help in maintaining
\ .liti but iwdutd dUnllet his bor,e of
LytltlES.t oyiO ury - Ig.t.g,Ff ,,,.
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hrother's thrash or duriua, the SO 4

her brothers. thrasher during tl,afses
AND she got the position, which sb
filthy inla fidehq ina fnier. ? She fires
ensinet aud, nttepdsl W the omsehnn
and can run the outfit on the road. W
tiaeeEiie' from Conh sthfid to- 'dnoRher
well as any oq9pnar 00DIa Jpyyjil1ss C9T n Ina
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-09-30
|ANGR'Y|', HUSBAND !.
SIZES 7. P. SH0NIS
I NEW YORK FINANCIER ACCUSED
1 oFrwo EEARsfNrR1euE WITH
ASrtlMRs. E HIPsH: 6
BLAME is Placed DouBtE
psk1&st aee.ss.s HssOWktir b s.
straagesta Case IF Mistaken 5.
Msatays.tnst Cord. 81
~ = , SsTT TrN &
PLAINTIFF Csc f1prArHssS oBJEer
l41leqmi --=-l...--->.444.+--4+Jog

NEW YORK YORK $ Sept. 50! s55z.41raG r@a s}r.
Shbiits,, president Of eoi$e25, o5o 300
Ryan Belmont, 1nterhorough tMetfolpl7
tan company president of the Chicago Il
iAltoY railread3 president of, the Iplslo,
SRI Louis ~ Western railroads IA lireGor
tf marty OTHER. important rcohApanies, Sfhs
her ofsbA4 PRhsssn nj de g ShhauInes hn4
Fne o5dIle hmqip9s t p9tSpt SfSlres ih she
financial ,apd, business, life lat New York.
has been sued for 100000 damages, b.
he hps eahsfotga Ewpman whose |afec-
lions. hrc ~ cifatgrh4 wnh haNng .alIeu-
hted. T9Is,yaI (
| Through his lawyer, DE Lancey Me
6tt, Mr.. SIonrs terturrs- he rs thu Wig i'm
,of>oae~ af fhe ystrau.ssL ca yes at lalsGItl en-
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. ut is1ofle If tbs fanfies of The nd
t58F sB4 ,,insssla Ni'4B sHstr r IL, n
SHE nkhhthe pibbDn bands in prop,
to the rest Of the garment, nllI
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ented, in the United, States. n This may
account for his lack Of respect to our
national bird-Popplar Mechanics, III.
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oNaMoYsaH, ss9pd ,tbsts1Ise 9Rfh3ii ms
odustofngn seletttd 9hiaoeacasionGtol
stbahs antis fstr ingyaa sod Nh ses and Al
ened, if refused, TO walk out on Il
fDF.f iMhEties t5bila tde fmatter NJ
9anrb1 through isl advice, 4 h er poulIy
{arg a nth eta9 tt &}h HRffe elt Hi,
to1faubrnitl the dwhole mutter3 tn ar
I tiepiodw odt sslnioaifni haA ssuai
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Indiana Girl Runs Engine.

rs Harriet sBa1giicara, Yet 4s9 bel
|tldass a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E.. j.
lSpagglsre qf uaiqn ittpY1Shi1p, tN9 2ib9aIbIS
engineer in the state However this may
| be, she is an engineer and a good one,
as any person may see any day should
he find her running the engine for her
brothers threshing outfit
For several yeaFssSTk3301S 1aoE-hxofkne
was running his A10v3 {1%SRI,
1snfps1 INC poJa&1s S43yNMel,
the idea grew ,i4sds1a11n1
also he the engineer. She decided that
she COTS yua the traction engine for
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tud qloh tonnG1 as914orq nj Won

=; A n all thinss In tho United stat& that most
IN enlightened nation human life y chsADesa
3vhVIyipi III His ahntiaF report for 1905 Or. c. J..
tH1 y 1Vhh1eiY Commissioner Of Health for Chi
9d k24H2X seAEe n4ade tbs statement as fact top
kE4H&3H4 familiar to be controversies: &%#t ~
'" ''There are III ire United states today
f1Arey eighty fchs Of people. Of whb mill
will do nO ting total hummer OF
S CO. i per '''' ''' ''''|' q &.
recent lecture before the New York Academy Or
NfAdiEano DR. c. A. Reed Of Cincinnati fsfxpyessRd ha
saIHe ea in another sym when he DECLARED ~thf4 pre-
vekbaA diseases in she Emitted States k one Rsrson
svos.aputest tie yeags At tiassrats the total
woods foot dp $ltses Deliberately THROWN away
rs every twalve months r who thinks this startling
M4ad Of no cofstsfn 10 hial remember that death is
%saiknarly ndiasflninsstDg I.,-... r.
WS1n Kurope where haan beings ate Retarded as U6I
valuable to ne wasted ome remarkable reducsious hhre
been made A the dsath rate. England qpa yalfs h9d
Kin 1905 a death rae 154 per thousand, which was
Ssersase Of a Per cent from that Of the preceding
aeeade The Netherlands with u hate or 1876 Showed
ia dsereaseof a1 per cent; Dewark gS,na lecfsasfc
81 Holland, 172 decTease Of s. per Tfnt
sede1 swhere selfpreservaon had already be
nne N YAliE6n had been able To secHfe deerease OF
AN PEI dent bring.ng downro e5rad1rkably low
*ASsye ofQAI.psr thousand zinc yud on 2suG52d
,t the Taost stounding thing that while the death
knfg in Euruna continues to decns 1T Aas thrned aFou
Nd Is on crease In the United Satfss in
S out of th ysix larger CITIES hhs rdeatb rate MAS,
#$ h1Eher in 19N6@han In 1905 and in nine Of them II
hxf1er tsnfdt had five years For the five
6as FROM lsoaAo 1906 the average death rate from
wphoid in Norw&aksas ST 100000; in Switzerland
6.5; in Germany, 70 in Japan, ia; in the United
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,19Anffd Wt91 MdH2d,'YYSStjIStpnn , of , tho

lyptus. ''"'''''' ID ''''' II ,f
,11fAAffd atlS1 &SGds'YYssat7,tpnn S s. the
because 1t has the unusual quality of
| growing with great 1rapidity, Yet fur
infshinH q hard and durable wood. Is
furnished BY "a letter to the editor Of
tlef Florida Fruit and Produce New 8
by n. f. Thompson Avon Park, Mr.
!. Th021p psent Paysrin part1t Eucalyptus
treesiwsr frstI PLANTED plant d. here about
.ll}Sfa4 aand WeEei !ipjqredE by the, great
freeze but ,sprouted and grew =. like
orange trees 4 few eucalyptus trees
planted later nave made such Wonder
fdl growwth as to 'ca,ise psople to look
UP, take 1otite'ana t4ibberneck to See
the lofty hItobg! i7'rhe growth m ten
years 7is six feet around The body ~
THE seasoned wood is hard az hftk-
Dry ana POSTS show no decay in the
ground. slThe limbs utwigss leaves and
seed casesahake the very hest fuel
Our, people are convinced of the great
value of eucalyptus and are planting
them up and down the avenues and In
the cemetery and will spon plant them
In forest form" g.. ,.,, ,sIl
I,ssA GTa4lgifforpia some spefGies Of tuca-
lyptussl show greatest Development tip
l9Wt places where rain wafer Stands
$Bd@ n sWahps, rivet| bottoms. etc.
though they WIFI 2eHdure drought, &C,
tordahg u a bulletin Of the University
tof California! 2nTheo dhrabilityrof the
wood, d acaorMh z to btller anthoriti es,
is due I'd an oil with which itiis I'm.
lWe gnated and rwhichnis sKtraftSd for
commercial purposes, grFlarida Times
Union.
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NOTES OF INTEREST.

W hi4e-.4se--r. 4,..,.t l".p.lY,-iu MasSachu
setts was Il theoretical affair the dam
iaeosa the tarmars IN the southeastern patt
.gf the state. are asking from the. federll
7 SbvtriIiuafit arc severely prhtfieah Up
tii'tHouuS;Ap'tto FOR ga slightly damaged
'feS1fF ahfHfs $Go i s For 5ahandsta hay crop
tioslEdA had bep1tl cut and lstITed away in
J[s jtiE harH before the mimic war stars
"'BoT iIsseat lotAs the rcluim of a
farmer who said that his parlor organ
md hctnr 'tnrnea over" when Battery
Il unHmbrr'ed aud tired at the thGoretlca'
invaders. The owner asserted That the
! touenssifn sNuthlcred.al all the tmnff out Of
'ArheSth Bouts" nave drives l.ientl Col.
John A. Hun and Maj. BIantQn WIN
ship, Of the judge advocates department
Ipt lm n niied Stmtes army from the bag.
Il lgIelaS nj, southern Massachusetts IA
NcW 'IorR 20 ATTEND IL Some pressing
departmental work ihftora n ten days
struggle with the demands of somG 'ot
Ftc FARMERS uli hua .e III Z -
Ange,irdldd' tGtddssc the 4mbrsAtIdn 90,
lhroa.+ -sItai-tAas ~Aad- organized to &c;
husbands, members of the Forty VIVID
ows' nGpetttimpqfl BgWjfl, Pa, ASKED
tpbhiiU that ltbaN prRhnl1eik solely tor
LEQgigl QqnS and not tp get husbands iIe
FfActi That they have oreHnisda has sptea,
Isi@ swidoiyuthst tiisy are npw ,reGeiyit't
letters from widows in all sections Of gh'
country asking how it IL possible 60 lc
fppIea i yJlep1b CT, and what Is thg process
Tty With 'husbihds Arc oh7ifned fnl
! m"inborsl Men ave also squdinE Srprc.
of Letters, Fomplimoptmg the widows on
| what they hclievc is intended AS = short
,npi lg lugt rimony4 it. has been, decided
| a. keep the meetings as Secret MS pos
fShW III flC future JfI' -E u.Hi.uu ui
! Bertha Rocha, frll-bloodcd Iudial
: -irt, ii years oid win. hss-Laau- a-Aer
. want III the home of Mexican woman
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SiEynUEIF1H1Ha MACHINE.

Inventor Would Use Team of wild
1ibGI eagles to- Run "A irship.
In these days iof . successful flying
y machines III Is IpterestinSt to pote some
of the curious, methods of aerial .nhvi-
CATION heretofore proposed. III United
States patent gran ted Mag az .Ilss7, to
lCs2R.9E Wulffb and now expired. was
shown aonsw2 use I for the Amer cyallp1
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PERISH IN AUET10'W RE1K.
One Burned to Death and Another i
11"stantly Killed When Gar Goes
hiiw ggsd Over iEmbankmentqsgs ri

ta4A MEtrots,q Ga, ss@ 2pbi.'2 "a, eod diSs %
son was burned to hthph,, 'ahbthsr i
stantly killed and II third seriously burn,
tGday , in an aa ss yTsSk The ny
an night-foot embankment. I
h+McLendon1 land Miss Vinias Ii er ma
, were -piuioped beneath the, lYrenked ca
which caught fire Ethel Hit, 'aahnoth'
member of the party9 Although set Ore
Bprnedcl ran scfeesa ming toI this eity, tN
miles distant, apd gave the ALARM,
% MISS 9lHerinaifs iiheakd ~as fhrdksu 1
cshe ifa4l. iMeIiendopI wasolitera lyi rqaste
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nOne of tho curious gs about the fearful story OF
da Thy 9eierel human life is cheapest In the
smaller cities Measured by the deaths by violence hu
life IS Cheapest in Butler. Pa, where the annual
tasehis i3fs4b PER 100 900 population Pittson, In the
grna stateg ards second #t rate Of 1895 iron
Mountain Mich 1aslshfFdii h4rHnk9 with re of $50
then come Mckeeslrt Pad 200 iit Shenandoah Pa
$3.50; oPottsvffe Pa ZIG. Pueblo, Coovi. seventh in
selist WITH rate of 100 Atogether there are pore
than sGors of small Gities half q them in Pennsyr
wanna the rest In New Jersey MASSACHUSETTS Nichjgan
Oio' indiana and Maryland il Which the death rats BY
vfencs exceeds the h2fgh4g' fate any large city
WIhe total deaths by vioenee In isoe'an
the rate per 1eapo0 aniahiuants from that in
seventeen of forth in the fol
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-09-30

Bertha Rocha. n frll-bloodcd Iudol
-irt,- 1T years old, VIII. Aas-haan- a aer
lnnl in Tho homo Of q MeNicnn MOmnl
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-09-30
USEFUL TREES OF FLORIDA. :

Great variety Growing In me state
''1oq7f tb9-Durab1.g woods. g Ii9w sh.
Florida has perhaps more Useful
trees growing within her bordefs than
any other State Ilnthe Union ra great
err variety But there Is p general de-
sire to introduce more, az the soap
berry, the ta11ow tree and the eusa.
lyptus. 'S""uD'' n'l''''' u ut
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no yIiend srn ytini9iy rno nj a1ou,a4

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,yIsvo9sT ybasqs
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eaSo must CIV
and elevated +
lis alone killed
the roads col
year, this wa:
pa SSengerS. a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-21
WANT COUNTY JOBS.
Three Applicants for Poor Commits
sioner-Five for Physician.

The Shawnee county commissioners
have begun to receive applications for
the various offices appointive with
them. There are already three who
want Dad" Ha1e's job as poor com
missioner. These are Geo. H. Huron
and C. N. Bacon, both old soldiers,
and B. F. Goodman Of North To-
peka. A. c. Hale also applies again.
He has held the office ever since it
was created. twenty years ago.
For county physician, H. H. Keith,
VIM. H. Fighter. o. o. Moore c. B.
Van Horn and D. T. Nicoll have ap-
piled.
For county assessor. S. H. Haynes
has applied for another term and T.
NJ James, who two years ago at
tempted to compel his appointment on
account of the old soldier preference
law by recourse to the supreme court,
is again an applicant
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-21
SKATERS ARE ALL HAPPY.
Ice on Creeks and Lakes Is in Excel
lent Condition.

The ice on the Central park lakes,
Soldier creek, and the Shunganunga
creek, is of excellent quality and con-
dition for skating and crowds of merry
lads and lassies may be- seen during
the afternoon and after twilight has
fallen. skimming about over the CLASSY
surface.
During the month as far as it has
gone the mean temperature has been
lower than any December heretofore on
record, and the ice fields have been
found excellent for the winter pastimes,
hockey, and other games. Dealers in
skates have done a considerable BUSH
ness during the past few days and
many purchases have been made, some
in lieu of other Yuletide offerings
OF the different lakes and streams in
the vicinity of Topeka, the Kaw river
alone. does not afford skating at this
time. The ice there is floating and
there is none which affords safety.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-21
EDDY IS TIRED OF 1T.
Former Minister to Roumania Is Home
to Stay.

New York, Dec. 21.-Spencer f.
Eddy who resigned in September as
American minister to Roumania, Ser
via and Bulgaria. will spend the holt
days with his wife at the home of her
parents in California. Mrs. Eddy be-
fore her marriage was Miss Lurline
Spreckels, daughter of Augustus S.
Spreckels, the San Francisco sugar
merchant. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy arrived
in New York yesterday and left late
last night for the west.
after Is years of diplomatic serv-
ice, I am tired of living abroad" said
Mr. Eddy, "and am determined to be
reacouainted with my native land.
"I agree with President Taft that
consular appointments should be on a
competitive basis. I will go further
and say that there should be a college
for the exclusive training of men for
the Diplomatic service
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-21

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