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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10
President Faliieres Of France
Stained Glass.

in his quality of chief of state the title
Long months OF work wont into
making the glass after the design and
now that II is finished IL has met with
only a cold welcome. The spectacle
Of the president. during his term of
ONCE church and state were definitely
separated, figuring as a canon seems
TO give pleasure to no party or Sec
ton. A local art society even re-
fused to admit the window to its exhi.
bition, although the skill of its exc
cution is generally admitted.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10
Lower Rio orande Texans Drink Much
Goats Milk Because II Is
Healthier.

Cuevitas, Tex.-Drink plenty OF
goats milk and you will enjoy good
health and long life. This is the
chief rule of health known to the Mex
lean sages of the lower Rio Grande
border Of Texas and among the ma
tives of many other localities on the
other side OF the international border
stream.
Goat dalries are scattered all
through this region. Notwlthstand-
ing the fact that the land extending
back from the river is devoted largely
to cattle grazing. milch cows are al
most unknown among the Mexicans,
They obtain their milk supply almost
exclusively from goats. In doing this
they are not guided altogether by the
alleged healthfulness OF the milk OF
the latter animal.
There Is not much work or OK.
pense involved in raising and look.
ing after a herd Of goats. A few
we'll trained dogs will do the work
OF as many men. In many instances
the dogs perform all the work OF
herding the goats, taking their
charges out TO the grazing grounds
In the morning. remaining with
them faithfully all day. ahd driving
them into their corral when evening
comes on.
In the homes OF the Mexicans. a,
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10
FRoWN ON SNAKE WoRsHIPER
Residents Of Kansas Town Claim Chill.
dren Were Bitten by Deadly
Reptiles.

Hutchinson, Kan.-An appeal has
been made here to County Attorney
Helinger to break up n religious sect
of snake worshipers." at whose meet.
ings women and children are said to
have been bitten by poisonous rep.
tiles.
The sect has about 33 members,
who style themselves THE True Fol.
lowers OF Christ" The members say
the handling of snakes without re.
ceiving injury is a supreme test o.
grace.
Township Commissioner Grubbs de.
clares that at recent meeting two
women and one child were bitten, the
child at present being in a critical
condition. The authorities say they
are powerless to act until death has
resulted from the unusual practice.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10

certain way II is spoiled. Didn't you
think II was nice and fiufgyf
Percy leanSd ND against the wall as
hard as he could.
Yes, darling-flufy." he replied.
But II seemed TO be trifle-irri-
tating"
Lucille clapped her hands in giee.
Splendid" she exclaimed. Just
the enect YOU want. u makes you
ruddy-and strong-and robust"
Don't you think, dear," said Percy
~ he flung himself on diyaD, "it
might be shcared down Just trifie-
that is, until I got accustomed to it7'
"Oh, no! Why, that's what It's
made that way for Come, let us sit
down on the sofa together"
Percy's arm stole around her waist
lie hugged her hercely. Lucille
beamed
DO you know" she said, Il believe
you are getting stronger already"
Her lover sprang 10 his rect and
brandished his arms savagely In the
air. lie began TO dance around.
"Of course am" he cried. See
how / can skip. lie rubbed himself
angrily and surreptltiously on tho
mantel
ny the war, DEAR" he said. would
you mind getting me a glass Of wa
ter2"
I'm ring for H." said lucille.
Her desperate lover confronted her.
lie pointed to the door.
No" he cried. 'If you love me.
you must go and get II. Leave me. !
implore you"
How strange," she replied. why
should | leave you? You have never
9made such request before"
lie sank on his knees.
Darling" he muttcred, ITS all
right. | love you-but Il is absolute
ly necessary that II"
Wei, sir, what?"
III you must know-Ive got to
scratch"
Lucille drew herself up to her full
height, her face filled with scorn.
Leave the house, sir" she ex-
claimed peremptorliy.
And Percy did not walt. He darted
out of the room.
An hour later he was back again.
bearing In his arms a neat package
tied with blue ribbon. His face was
more calm. Lucille met him at the
door.
The sight of his face was too much
for her. She experienced an intensity
of reaction. Win passionate fervoI
she threw herself Into bis arms.
Dearest" she said, Il understand
II all. VIII you forgive me?"
And Percy. as he kissed her con
tentedly. replied:
Yes. dear. ! have suffered. indeed
for your sake. And now | want you
to promise that never again will yoy
allow any camers hair to come be
tween U.S."
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10

II never occurred to Percy Pier
pont when he fell so desperately IN
love with the beautiful Lucille Bux-
ton that among the many specialtes
of her fathers large importing bust.
ness was that of camel's hair.
Indeed. II such a thing had oc.
Cured to Percy at the time, II would
probably have made no difference. lie
loved Lucille with passionate fer
vor that no material interest semed
to affect. Perhaps Il was true that
because of his delicate, almost ethe-
real, physique he seemed to be
capable of higher flights of love. And
perhaps. also. because Lucille herself
was extremely practical, she loved
Percy more than II he were more 70.
bust, for there was about her feeling
for him something Of motherly in.
stinct
When the happy pair announced
themselves as having formed what
no one doubted would be a permanent
conjugal combination everyone was
delighted Is, everyone except
Lucllle's father.
My dear" he said to Lucille, your
choice reflects honor upon you. Percy
is, / believe. a virtuous and highly
desirable young man. But there Is
one thing that makes me anxious. lie
is delicate. lie needs attention. See
u you can't build him up in some
way. Then all win be we'll"
Lucille's practical and maternal
nature responded at once to the sug
gestion. While possessing the utmos
refinement herself, she was not tn,
girl to let anything stand in the wa!
of administering to one she loved 81
dearly. And SO, one evening" as the!
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10
JeWeIer Turns Over House to
.~ Homeless Employees.
Massachusetts Manufacturer Moved
to Action by PieadInss OF Woman
Who Is Devotina Life to Cause
Of Women Workers.

Boston, Mass.-Moved by the earn
est pleadings of a woman who Is de-
voting her life to the cause OF work
ing girls, a Back Bay jewelry manu-
facturer has decided to give up his
Iuxuriously furnished residence for
use Of those girls who have no home
Of their own.
II his experiment proves successful,
fellow manufacturers will either adopt
the same plan or will contribute gen
erously to a fund for the erection OF
q home for the accommodation OF all
working girls in the community who
live a long distance from their work
and cannot go home daily.
Il. A. Sweeney of Attleboro Is the
man, and his residence at 3 School
street will be occupied by IA working
girls early in the fall.
This home will be in charge OF the
Methodist Episcopal church OF Attic
boro, but It will be conducted along
undenominational lines and every at
tempt will be made to secure all pos
sible comforts for girls employed In
Attleboro who have their homes else
where.
The opening of Mr.. Sweeneys resi-
dence as n home for working girls
will represent the fruition Of the plans
OF Miss Margaret Eckley, deaconness
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
who for the last FIVE years has en-
deavored in every way to help the
working girls of Attleboro. She has
gathered statistics which show that
many hundreds OF girls employed in
the great .jewelry shops of Atueboro
come from other parts Of New Eng
land and from the provinces, and II
has been her constant effort to make
these girls as comfortable as possible
under the circumstances.
Miss Eckley has succeeded In rails
ing sufficient money to guarantee that
the home for working girls will be
conducted for at least one year. II Is
planned TO make the home self-sup
porting and each Of the girls will pay
for her care.
The undertaking is backed financial
ly by prominent Attleboro manufac
turers, VINO are gfeatly interested III
the plan and who are willing to dc
their full share in making 1t a sue
cess. The present home is merely ar
experiment. II It is successful Others
will be established, and there is Q
good possibility of big home being
erected and conducted on YOUNG
Women's Christian association prin
ciples.
II would like II understood at the
outset" said Miss Eckley. that oul
home will be only for girls OF goot
moral character. Our efforts are (,
encourage them to lead Christian
lives. and for that purpose We wan
to provide them with a home wher,
they viii have every comfort and will
be subject only to uplifting influences
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10
FOUND HIS SAVINGS
Emigrant's Lost Fortune Re-
turned to Him by Gable.
poeketbook Containing ssse. left on
Counter In Cigar store-owner
Notified Of Recovery by
Wireless.

New Yoik.-'rhere is an honest man
in the South Ferry district. and on
board OF the Oceanic, steaming al
nineteen knot gait eastward. by this
time Neston Kaske, n Finn, has dried
kis tears and calmed his fears that
$685. his savings for years, has not
been lost forever. but will be awaiting
him, when he arrives I'm Stockholm,
sweden, his destination. He prob
ably did not know OF his loss until the
big White Star liner was we'll past
Kaufman, the proprietor OF a cigar
store was seeking the owner of a fat
wallet that he found.
Mr.. Kaufman found the wallet
among the goods displayed on top of
one of his many cigar cases. and when
he opened it the green notes almost
jumped out when the pressure was
taken off. There was but one mark OF
Identification in the wallet, card
which bore the legend in pencil. 20
Water street. room "a" As soon as
he could spare time to leave the store,
MIR. Kaufman went to No. Water
street which he found was the Swed.
ish emigrant home, and told OF the
circumstance to Pastor Lila in charge.
Neston Kaske was found by the
books to be the last occupant of room
No. "a. and 1t was known that he de.
parted that morning to go to Sweden
by way of England on the Oceanic,
and the liner steamed away at ten
o'clock sharp. BY this time it was
three o'clock in the afternoon, and
Pastor Lila and Mr.. Kaufman went
to Messrs. Nelson e. Lundberg, ticket
brokers, who 1t was known had sold
Kaske the ticket, to know what to do
next.
The first thing that the brokers did
was to dispatch wireless message
to C. ID. Lancaster, purser Of the
Oceanic, to tell the steerage passen-
ger that his money had been found
and would be sent on by cable to
Sweden. Then the money was cabled
abroad to the financial agents to
Messrs. Nelson & Lundberg, who are
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10

he went away found a pocketbook
with $500 lying on the counter. ran
out and at last located the man on
the Pennsylvania ferryboat just about
TO leave the slip"
AS near as he could remember the
purchase made by the Finn was a
fifty-cent pipe, and Mr.. Kaufman said
that there were dozens of customers
that came in between the time the
man left the wallet and the time that
IL was found.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10
FALLIERES IN STAINED GLASS.
Portrait Of French President That
Arouses critieism-ls Sklllful
Piece Of Work.


Paris. s.-Charlemagne once visited
the city of lie Mans and was so de
lighted with II that he nominated
himself honorary canon of the ca
thedral. an appointment which Pope
Clement VII. in 1888 conferred on his
successors forever.
A lie Mans artist. Mr.. Echivard, n
designer Of stained glass windows.
was reminded of this fact one day by
reading an account of stained glass
window in the Church OF st. John at
Lunebourg in which the kaiser is de.
picted. He decided that the French
president should no longer lack an
honor that had been paid TO the Ger.
man emperor. and set 10 cork on a
design showing NJ. Fallieres, the
president of the republic, and there
fore, according To the artists belief,
successor to the kings as honorary
canon, clothed in canon's cope and
kneeling on a devotional chair.
The modern,-a and the archaic are
allied in the design. The cope is
thrown back sum lciently TO show that
NJ. Fallieres is wearing evening dress
and the grand cross OF the Legion OF
Honor. The arms Of the cathedral
chapter, three iour.de-lis and three
keys, are balanced by an escutcheon
ornamented with the Legion OF
Honor and the Gallo cock.
Below is the inscription in Gothic
characters: According to tradition
Messire Armand Fallleres, eighth
president OF the French republic, takes
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10
GIVES HOME TO GIRLS

There are thousands of girls en-
ployed in Attleboro shops. or course.
many of them live here and are the
daughters OF our citiz rs, but there is
a large number who come from the
provinces and from Maine, where
there is but little employment for
girls, and who are without a home
until they have enough money to
bring their families here. Attleboro
is as kind as any place in the world
to working girls, but in spite Of that
there are many girls who have only
bare room in which to live"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10

sat together In that unclouded bliss
that all lovers experience at times.
she turned to him suddenly with her
eyes beaming with solicitude.
Percy, dear" she said, I've got
something for you. and want you 10
try 1t. You know you are inclined
to be delicate. and ] must see that
you are well taken care Of"
Certainly, darling" replied Percy.
his eyes beaming with love. Il will
do anything you say"
Lucille left the room, and In a mo-
ment triumphantly returned. bearing
a medium-sized package that she had
tied with blue ribbons.
Here, DEAR" she said with a slight
blush. lis a suit Of genuine imported
camel's-haid underclothing. Papa
guarantees 1t. II will keep you warm
and protect you from the wind.
want you to wear II for my sake.
Now you mustn't stay any longer.
dear, for the night air isn't good for
you. but come tomorrow evening"
Percy quailed slightly before the
ardent gaze Of his loved one. He had
never worn camels-hair underwear in
his life, but he had dim idea that Il
wasn't exactly the thing for him.
He promised to try II, however, and
carried the precious bundle home with
some misgivings.
The next evening at the appointed
hour Percy presented himself at the
Buxton mansion and, as usual, waf
shown into the secluded little bach
parlor. Lucille came down to greet
him at once. His face was pale but
determined.
is it all right?" she asked
anxiously.
Percy twitched somewhat uneasily
Yes. darling. did as you said.
"Oh. am so glad. Now you will
be we'll and strong. What is the mat
ter. darling? You do not seem quite
like yourself"
Percy stood up suddenly and ther
sat down again.
1T is nothing. DEAR" he muttered
only suppose II is new. Perhaps
| after all, should have"
"oh. no. not at ALL" expostulatet
Lucille. 1T is just right as It is. YoJ
see. dear. 1t seems strange at frs
because you are not used to 1t. And
you kaow. unless II is washed In ;
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10
TRAPS HER LITERARY LIONS.
The Telephone Usod by One Hostess
ss Means Of Obtaining Guest
for kuncheon.

The hostess loved to have the sort
that did something" and her specially
was literary toilers. They seemed to
her mind to represent more real actiy-
ity than any other occupation, al
though she was not averse TO an occa-
sional singer or plano FOUNDER.
IL was a devoted friend who used
to gather the literary big bugs for her.
Thia was the somewhat disingenuous
way that he did IT,:
ciHe used to call I'D, on the telephone
any celebrity who happened to be in
town az the time ana invite hin To
luncheon without mentioning the
name OF the lady. Even literary lions
occasionally object to entering, al
though under the chaperonage OF
friends. the homes OF persons they
have never met.
IAN right" the literary friend of
the hostess would say over the tele-
phone when the invitation was ac-
cepted. Then I'n expect you at one.
Don't forget the number" Then fol-
lowed a perfectly unintelligible lot Of
sounds. which were In reality the
name OF the hostess, so misprO.
nounced by the speaker that the guest
had no idea where he was really
going DE there at /. Bark Swain
and Don Box. Jr.. win also be ON
hand"
Il went there" said one lion who
accepted such an invitation over the
telephone. "and found myself In q
beautiful house with servants In liv-
cry and an air of great wealth aud
taste about everything. l supposed 1
was In club, but wondered how a
club could be so unusual.
II found In the drawing room two
friends and the gnetleman who had In
vited me. The other two men did not
seem to know any more about the
house than did.
| when the hostess came In, very
beautifully dressed and very delight
ful to talk to. they were introduced
TO her just as l was. We had a very
good time. but none OF us three bad
ever met the lady before"
SO IL is not difiicult to have a repu
tatiOn for literary luncheons when one
has a friend who can collect the
guests so easily. even II they are NOT
sure just where they are going
Washington Post.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10

officer OF his rank TO be placed In
command of the navy yard since 1889,
when Capt Francis NJ. Ramsey was
the commandant.
Capt Murdock was born at Hart
ford in 1851 and is a graduate OF
the United States naval academy. He
served as executive officer on the U.
s. s. Panther during the Spanish.
American war. He has written a
number of articles on electricity and
magnetism. Rear Admiral Goodrich
was born In Philadelphia in 1S47 and
is graduate OF the United States
naval academy.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10

instructed TO pay it over the moment
Kaske appears.
Mr.. Kaufman was congratulated
again and again for his promptness
I'm seeking the owner of the pocket
book, but said that 1t was not a new
thing to him. Il have had a store
here for about eight years" he said.
but before that | kept on West street,
near the Pennsylvania railroad ferry.
once farmer came in and bought
something, tobacco think. and after
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10
Record Price for Violin.

London.-At the rooms OF Patrick
and Simpson. Leicester square, a vaiu.
able collection OF violins. violas, vio.
loncellos and bows realized a total
sum Of $4,000.
Among the items was t4,625 for a
violin by Antonius Stradivarius. the
highest price ever paid for violin by
the famous maker.
Another large price was 5000 for a
violin by Domenico Montagnana.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10
MEXICANS TABOO THE COW

the primitive restaurants, and In
the open air camps goat milk may
be had for the asking by the Wis.
itor or traveller. Mexican children
are almost brought up on the bev.
erage. 1t forms an important part
OF their daily diet from the days
OF early childhood until they die OF
old age or from other causes.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10
NEW NAVY YARD COMMANDER
Capt. J. 3. Murdock, Former Chief Of
Battleship Rhode island, sueeseds
Admiral Goodrich.

New York--Rear Admiral Caspar
F. Goodrich. retired, who has been
commandant Of the Brooklyn navy
yard since June !, 1907. relinquished
his command recently and was sue.
ceeded by Capt. Joseph d. Murdock.
who commanded the battleship Rhode
Island in the cruise of the feet around
the world. Capt Murdock is the first
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10
To Restore Steamer Linz.

New Orleans. Lathe Austro-Amer.
lean steamship line will re-establish
a service from New Orleans to Mar.
seilles and other Mediterranean points.
1t is announced here. Monthly sailings
are to be begun the latter part Of
july.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10
Wound In Heart No. Fatal.

A Geneva (switzerland) boy. aged
IS. who accidentally lodged the bull.
let OF an air-gun in his heart. was ia.
ken to the hospital, where DIR. Girard
opened the wound. extracted the ball
and sewed up the heart. The victim
Is now oVt ~ danger.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10

The pedigree of some Arab horses
may be traced back for 1000 years.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-10
Percy Pierpont's Ordeal
BY Tom Mason

tCopyrisnt, by }. u. Llppincott Col
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-20
POSTED THE ROADS.
Gainesville AutOlsts Doing Everything
to Help Tampa Club.

With a desire to see the coming en-.
durance auto race all that was expect.
ed OF 1t, and also with a desire TO
see the roads of Alachua county i'm.
proved, committee comprising Geo.
|. Doig, A. NJ. Cushman, Mr.. Skinner
and Frank Myers have just completed
posting the route which is to be fol.
lowed by this race In Alachua county
south of Gainesville. with the result
that for twenty.six miles a post and
sign to every mile, has been com
pleted, and the way is clear from the
Marion and Alachua county line 10
Gainesville. From this point the road
has been posted north to the Brad.
ford county line. which viii pass the
machines through Alachua county in
good shape. with roads in a compare.
lively fine condition
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-20
GAINESVILLE. FLORIDA.
omosrs;

Officers;
w. r. Thomas, President.
@. X. Broeme, First Vlee-President,
w. q. Taylor. Second President
e. o. Turner, Cashier.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-20
. POWELL IS PROGRESSING.
! lucrative Position With Large
Western steamship Agency.

lucrative Position With Large
Western steamship Agency.
IN be pleasing information to
merous friends Of Geo. H. Pow
nerly Of High Springs, to learn
4 Is prosperlng in his far West
kne, being now located at Seat
Washington, where he holds a
ge position with the steamship
4 Of L. H. Gray & Co., the larg-
samshlp agency on the Pacific
! letter to his sister. Mrs. NJ. B.
sn, in this city, Mr.. Powell
hat he was purser on one
shlps Of the agency the past
5 on the Alaska and Siberian
with headquarters at Nome,
aat be will return to Nome next
as general manager of the
Powell writes that he is well
with that country. as well
line Of business he is now fol-
and he proposes to continue
same
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-20
it's a Crime

To neglect your health. The worst
neglect that you can be guilty Of 10
to allow constipation. blIousnese
or any liver or bowel trouble TO con
tinue, 1t is poisoning your entire
system and may lead to a serious
chronic disease. Take Billiards.
Herbine and get absolutely we'll.
The sure cure for any and all trou.
bles of the stomach. liver and bowels.
Sold by w. NJ Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-20
REAL ESTATE ON MOVE.
Several Big Deals Sow In contsmp'a'
ton. Which May Be Closed.

several bio Oeals NOW ~
ton. Which May Be Closed.
Real estate in Alaehua county CON
tlnues on the move. which ia best
evidence Of the prosperity Of the ooun'
~. This activity Is not confined 70
one section. but throughout the entire
county the same condition exists. and
many Of tire applicants for lands come
from parties who are uonFeaidenia'
bat are investigating With 3 view o.
beating In this section Of the state
There are 81 preasnt two o. hfee
Important deals on foot. bot The Sun
Is Unable az this time 70 make any
dsanife announoemsnt This yin D.
puhHshed as sooa a. The deeds ana
o,her papers are properly executed