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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10
ZION.

MrB rucc Cameron is visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cam
cron, oi Baltimore.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Crothcrs enter.
tanned the Helping Hand" on Thurs,
day evening
Miss Rachel Rt,cnhouse is home
Tor the Easter vacation.
The Womans Home and Foreign
Missionary Societies OF the New Cas-
tie Prcsbytery. will convene in the
Presbyterian Church on Wednesday
and Thursday April Il and IS. Wed
ncSday will be devoted to Tome, Thurs
day to Foreign. The popular meeting
on Wednesday evening will be in
charge OF the pastor. Rev. J. b. Briu-
kema Addresses will be made BY
Mrs. $. + Bennett, OF New York, and
Mrs " J. Drummond, oi Marking.
China.
Miss Rita Irwin, OF Lombard, has
been the recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Irwin
Rev and Mrs Harry Mitchell are
entertaining friends from Port Penn
Del.
Mrs Matilda Carhart is spending a
few days with Mrs Margaret Crothcrs.
NJ the annual congregational meet
ing held on Saturday in the Prcsby-
terrain Churchthc following trustees
were elected for the coming YEAR
Mr. William Stewart. Mr. Charles
Morris. Mr. Alfred Fassitt. Mr.. Cecil
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10
NORTH EAST

SUNDAY being Easter SUNDAY. the
services lu thee hurchcs will be held
NJ III, Usual hour. with special pro-
grams at Wv,ic and Eartcr sermons.
ard plenty ui flowers. Every one ;s
wishing inr q lair Sunday
Herring are plentiful and shad are
getting cheaper at y ard 50 cents.
t.. 7. llar'c,tc. who liz, been con
duet ny plumbing and tin,mith bust
ness mere. "ld out Ia Robert ms.
~ Phjladciphi.,
Don't forget the entertainment IN G..
\. K. Hall next Monday evening. en-
ritlcd the Starry Flag" by the North
East Mh,ctic Club, and encourage the
boy, lay Your presence.
The wood, ire ON Fu,', Hill. Wed.
mc,day night. lighted up the surround
i1g c"uHtry ard crcatcc some alarm on
account ot the high wind
The funeral OF Mr., Sarah Gorrcll
tool, place last Sunday afternoon from
the NJ T. Caurch and na.s largely at
tended Tic 'nlcrmrm, was in the NJ.
T. Cemetery
Several of our citizen, attended the
bouquet nj he y T. X \. NJ. in Elkton
90 Tuesday evening
The graduation class Of the North
East High School will hold bake in
the yacart room under the Star office.
Saturday Afternoon. beginning at }
o'clock
John II. Armstrong is getting ready
I" pn' ~ concrete iordlng at the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10

DIR. and Mrs. c. c. Laws. Mr.. and
Mrs George Reuss took trip 70 Viii
m:ngton in an automobile. Wednesday.
There will be services both morning
and evening, in the Church OF the Good
Shepherd, Easter Sunday.
A largely attended party was given
al the home 81 Miss Esther Buck
worth. last Friday evening.
Mr.. Elliott will open. green gro@
Gerry store next door 70 his meat shop.
Nathan Carter has accepted a posi-
ton in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Alexander visit
cd relatives in Ellton, Tuesday.
Miss Marie Byers spent last Thurs
day in Philadelphia.
Miss Mamie Wright, OF Mt. St. Ag-
mes College. Mt. Washington, is home
for the Easter holidays
John G. Hopper and Philip Fulston,
81 the University OF Pennsylvania. are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. James S. Hop
per.
Miss Anna Hcvlow was the guest Of
Miss Mary Foard over Sunday.
Miss Margaret Johnson is spending
a few days in Philadelphia.
Miss Helen Windle Is spending the
Easter holidays at her home in New
London, Pa.
Mrs. John w. Arrants and Miss Car
ric Arranis. OF Elk Neck, are visiting
Mrs Charles W. Cooling.
w. l.. Foster. oi Westerly, X. l., Is
spending some time with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Paris and child
rem, al Baltimore. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs T.. O. Spear. nca, Cayots.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Reed have
returned from visit with DIR. and
Mrs. L. ID. Graves. at Marietta.
Miss Mary Budd is visiting relatives
in Eikton
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Bouchelle en-
tcrtaincd Mrs. Harry Budd. Mrs.
Thomas Pierce and Mrs George Beas-
ten. 81 Cecilton. last Friday.
Mrs. l.. X. Barwiek spent a few days
this week IN Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Groomc Steele spent
one day last week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. a. l.. Master. OF Baltimore. is
visiting Mrs Bennett Steele.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. WooIcy spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Baltimore.
Karl and William Hollingsworth, of
Bel Air. spent part OF last week with
DR.. and Mrs. Delmar Smithers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10
In II Bad Way
Many an EIkfon Reader VIII
Feel Grateful for This
Information

When your back gives out:
Becomes lame, weak and aching:
When urinary trouble sets in.
Your kidneys are in a bad way"
Doan'S Kidney Pills will cure you.
Here is local evidence TO prove il:
Theodore OFT, Locust Point, Elk.
ton. Md. sayS:--''I cannot praise
Doan'S Kidney Pills 90 highly. After
doctors. medicine and everything else
had failed to help me, this remedy
cured me OF serious kidney trouble.
My afiliciion began five years ago with
q dull ache and weakness across the
back and sharp pains in the left kidney.
My kidneys became badly disordcred
and the Sccrctions contained brick
dust sediment Sometimes ! passed
gravel stones and the misery was so
intense that could hardly bear il.
Finally ! was told that an operation
was necessary. but | did not consent
To this Hearing about Doan's Kid.
ncy Pills. ! procured a box and they
soon relieved me. 4 few boxes cured
me al the trouble and | am always
glad TO tell others OF Doan's Kidney
Pills
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's-ard
take no other.
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RISING SUN.

Mrs George Smith and daughter,
Adaiinc, OF Baltimore, visited DIR. Al.
=. Smith and daughter. Miss Adalinc.
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hambletoii
are visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth X. Stephens was a
Philadelphia visitor during the week.
Mrs Charles S. Pyle very pleasantly
entertained the Social Sewing Circle
on Saturday afternoon OF last week.
Mrs. J. h. Sliccr spent few days Of
the week in Philadelphia.
A reception was given on Friday
night OF last week in the NJ. L. par
sonagc for the new minister, Rev. ].
w. Jones. He occupied the pulpit
here for the first time last Sunday, and
had a very large congregation.
Miss Bessie Rawlings is enjoying a
visit with friends in Baltimore.
Mr. Linn Gillespie, OF Baltimore, is
spending few days at his home here.
The Ladies Aid and Foreign Mis-
sionary Societies met with Mrs. Sam
uel r. Ryan on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Hudders Greenfield. of Avon
dale. spent last Sunday with various
friends IN town.
Mrs. Howard Reynolds is enjoying
short stay in Boltimore.
The v. c. +. u. met with Mrs.
Charles S Pyle on Thursday afternoon
at 2.3o O'Clock.
Miss Della jenkins has accepted a
position in the National Bank and be-
gan her new work Monday morning.
Miss Helen Sheppard. student OF
State Normal School in Baltimore.
came home Wednesday evening to
spend the Easter vacation.
MissNaomi Vandcgriit spent the
Easter holidays at her home in Viii
mington.
Miss l'rancina Kirk. student oil
Mctzger College. is spending few
days ut her home. Mrs. Clara Turner's,
On Cherry street.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10
PERRYViLLE

Mrs. Ida lone, spent part al the
week in Wilmington.
Mrs. Dr George NJ Stunp and
daughter. Eleanor. were PHILADELPHIA
visitors on MONDAY.
Misses Annie and Isabelle Arm
strong are Baltimore visitors.
Miss Clara Ward has been ,pcud
ing some day, in Baltimore.
Mrs. George PYLE was AN Oxford.
Pa. visitor ON Tuesday.
The Ladies' Art Circle met al the
home OF Mrs. John Good ON Wcdnes.
day afternoon.
MIR Wilbur Shcrtzcr. stationed IT
Governor Island with the 4. :. re-
GUAR Infantry VA, town visitor. on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mr, lanes Singleton. Of
Lcwistown, ia. are the guest, OF the
lat,cr's parrrr> Mr. and Mrs. William
Scott
Mr.. A'hru McCaulcy /, spending
some time IN PHILADELPHIA.
Mrs. J. ". Cochran and daughter.
Grace. s.. Wednesday in Baltimore.
MIR ana Mrs Martin Schultz. Of VII.
mingtnn. visited Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Davis un SUNDAY
MIR, Isaac Watson. al Wiiminptor.
IS the guc,, ri her daughter. Mrs. \.
n. Owens.
Mr.. Graut Wardcll occupied the
house rcrenty vacated lbs MIR phiIin
Harris ON From, street. ON Frida, 81
last week
Mr.. Guy H. dennis. 81 Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10
1T VAKZSHES
All Distress from Stomach
and INDIGESTION Vanfshes In
Five Minutes

axe your sour stomach-or maybe
you call II Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Gas
tritis or Catarrh oil Stomach; il doesn't
mattcr-take your stomach trouble
right with you to your Pharmacist and
ask him 10 open So-cent case OF
Pape's Diapepsin and let you eat one
- .gra:n Triangule and see il within
five minutes there is left any trace OF
your stomach misery.
The correct name for your trouble
Is Food Fermentation-iood souring;
the Digestive organs become weak,
there is lack OF gastric juice; your food
IS only hall digested. and you become
affected with loss OF appetite, pressure
and fullncss after eating, vomiting,
nausea. heartburn, gripping in bowels,
tenderness in the pit OF the stomach,
bad taste in mouth. constipation, pain
in limbs, slceplessness, belchng OF gas,
biliousncsS. sick headache, nervous
ness. dizziness and many other similar
symptoms.
II your appetite is tickle, and moth
ing ,empts you. or you belch gas or IL
YOU feel bloated after eating. or your
food lies like a lump OF lead on your
stomach, YOU can make up your mind
that at the bottom OF all this there is
but one INSTRUMENTATION OF undi-
geSted food.
Prove to yourself after your next
meal that your stomach is as good as
any; that there is nothing really wrong.
Stop this fermentation and begin eat
ING what you want without fear OF dis
comfort or misery
Almost instant relief is waiting for
YOU II is merely matter Of how
soon YOU take a little Diapepsin.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10
Linen Suitings

Dress fabrics made OF 4 TX have,
obtained very firm place in this
seasons fashion centers, white,
natural and colors. being equally
desirable, bei"g merely regulat, d
by personal choice. Every yard
we offer is our own importation
and offered you under the most
favorable price quotations.
White Linens in SO, IS, 50
and 90 inch width. in prices rang.
ing from soc to So 90 a yard.
All linen, natural colored lin
en-, for as little as I5c a yard,
Others at 2oc, csc, SIC, size,
45c.
Colored Linens csc, SIC,
45c, SOC, DOC, 75c, 81 a yard.
OF that special lot of oo-inch,
white all linen Sheeting at Soc a
yard, we have enough for days
selling.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10

Mackcy. Mr.. Wilmer Fox, Mr.. Ross
Smith, Mr.. Austin Carhart, Mr.. Joseph
Groves, Mr.. Mearns Moore.
Miss Ada Tosh, Of Colora, has been
the recent guest OF her niece, Miss
l. ma McVey.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10
Enbroideries

An expert is not needed to dis
tinguish the advantage OF Hand
loom Embroideries over machine
goods. Those we offer you are
exclusively hand-loom. As to
variety, il is endless, and prices
are most fair. All the correct
weights in Edges, Bdnus, Flounc-
ings, All-ovcrs and Beadings, to
trim summer dress fabrics. To
secure best results in your SUNNI
er sewing, be sure to see our En-
br, idcries.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10
Very Special

Lot of Russian Mesh Veilings,
black and colors, csc a yard.
Lightweight, fine gauge, i'm.
ported Lisle Hose for Women, !
pairs tur 500.
Wonen's all-linen, henstitch-
ed and embroidered corner Hand
kerchiefs, at I215c each.
Large showing of w h i t e
Aprons, csc aud soc each.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10
Here IL Relief for Women

II you have paiu- IN the back. Urinary bladder
OF Kidney trouble aud want certain. pleasant
herb curc tpr woncu'- Ills tfv Mother Itav's
austraiian-Leaf. II i a safe aud never. fail.
ing rsEulniof. Vt Druggists OF hy mail ~ cents
sample parkNgc FREE. Address The Mother
cray Co. Leroy. y. Y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-17
Sir 6aben Diele G6nlide.

8as 5oIgenoe lit Der Ius5ug aus
einem 8riefe, ben mir bon Scr. $. s.
Mtpers in Stuttgort, @rf., erbielten:
sic perben mid iebr perbinoen,
penn Sic Sunts 2iebtning Oil in
Wiaiogeoile, ST., einfiibren Mir
ben, oa i6 BORT pieIe Sreunoe uno
8erpanbte babe, fir Die i9 mid iebr
intereiiiere l1nb oa i6 erfabre, ooB
oos Del bort ni6t i'm Worfte lit. Sd
lam es ols Die bette Meoi5in emf
pfeb(en Die ib in meinem Souie Boz
be. @s furierte mid bon einem
iblimmen Saae bon roter Hubr in
tpeniger benn elmer balben Stlnoe
nno es furierte meme @nfelin BON
einem i6limmen Sale bon Cholera
Worbus IN furser 3eit.
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aamablidjc Senfnms bes gpbens
Der Nte0erlanbe.


S6on Dor beinabe 800 Sobrcu
bot man bieie Sotiohe per1nl1tet,
uno in Ser Mitte oes Is. Sabrbul1-
oerts muroe tie nod ben Eegelbe-
obobtungen in Ser l1mgegeno bott
4ottmDf SIT "a Gentimetern i'm Sobr-
bn11oert geidGbt. 0ieie S6dburg
lit ieoo6 unit6er, oenn Inn 5upere
laliige g%rgebniiie 5u erbalten, miii-
len bieliabrige @eoba6tungen an
5oblrei6en unb mo mogli6 ielbltre-
eiitrierenoen &egeln CUR Gerfiierltg
ltebert, MORAN oamals ni6t 5u oere
fen NOR. Set 1874 iino oeren III
Den 9ieberlanoen ober nidt peniger
ols 67 p%orbanoerL nnb ourd umfo{=
lenoe 8ere6nungen ibrer 4uf5clh-
nungen iorpie Der 8eobadt1ngen
bon 1854 bis 1906 an genobnli6en
Tegeln bon Ser @elter-S heloe bis
5ur ems bat S. 6. &amaer iebt na6-
getpieien, ooB cine Senfutg bes
8ooens BORT in 8e5ne auf Sen mitt-
Tern See1ptegel tat1a6ltd Dor 1td
gebt. Die gena11e 8erednung err
giebt, BOB oie Senfung oes go
oens i'm Sobrbunoert Is Gentinteter
betraet. S(1ts Ser 3eit Dor 1854
iino Die SegeIbeobahtltngen CUR @e,
re6nl1ng Der Senfung ni6t ausrei=
6eno, oagegen fonnen aus &artell
uno ginoei6ungen l1nterlagen fir
oie Soben oes 8ooens getponner mer-
Sen. Sic b~eittaigen oie Set
flung oes 9ooens. 9ieie be-
trug mdbrenb Der lesten 400 bis
betrug mabreno ser lebten 400 big
800 Sabre I'M Sabrbnnbert % Ge::=
tineter, in ben leeter 200 Sobrcrt
Is bts II Gentimeter I'M Sobrbrlt~
b%unoert. Sir 3eelonb lit erfpieIen,
ooB ii6 Ser ean5e 8ooen IN @esug
auf @o6molier eeienft bat, Die Sol
Ser Der Snlel Sbolen I'M orrd@
l6nittlid 25 genti1neter i'm Sahr~
bunoert. Qub I'M Norben Der 9tie-
oerlonoe uno on ser olbenburgiidcn
&iiite bat ii6 Ser 8ooen miltoelteils
in lebten Sobrtauieto longiam l;no
ani6eineno gleidmaBig geienft. 9os
MaB Der Senfung lit in oieiem 8aue
ni6t garl5 ii6er 81 erntittelrt, oia
Gatlade Der Senfung ielbit ober Re,
3iigIi6 Der gan5en bolldltoii6en &ii.
tie Bis nod Sloenburg bin url5luei-
felbaft.
8emerfenslpert lit, i'm @egenias
bier5u, Die la1tgiame Sebung Der
ifanbi1opiihen 6albiniel an Der
Office uno Noroiee=aiiite nm einigc
Gentimeter iln Sabrbunoert. Die
@roBe bieies @ntporiteigens ninnlt
na6 Siioen bin ob iino peridminoet
bereits in S6onen. Sn SronfreiA
lit fir oie @tlantil6e &iiite elm lana-
iannes 4ufiteieen ermieien, fir Die
0orofiite ~langlames Sinfen. Sollod,
ldeint es, als menit Die Nieoerlanoe
ii6 mebr in ser Mitte oes Sen-
fungsgebiets befinoen. ueber bic
uria6e oieier langialnen 9emeglul-
gen Ser obern grbidi6ten laBt lid
geeenmartig nit Ginger Si6erbeit
nihts ausiagen.
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ginen mirflifleu Spitprfpit

@inen nirflifen Seiterfeits-
iturm bot in meiteiten &reiien cine
Snterpelotion entfeiielt peI6e i'm
britii6en llnterbouie a~ngefHnoigt
tporoen lit. Sic bat nifts eeringeres
5unt @esenitolo als sic Satarell-
0adriht, bob 9amburger 9ampfer,
nit Militar an 8orb, in oie Sum
Der eingelaufen uno unbeodtet su=
riidgefebrt ieien. Man lit geIpann.
auf Die Sffenbarungen, oie gum
gori6ein fommen m0een, menn iieer
Die Snterpeaation in Der Sat oebot-
tiert tperoen ioute. (Sunlber lit elm
Meeresorm in Der Nproiee an ser
Sitfiiite gnglanos, Der fif ie65ie ST.
lometer melt bon SpurnsSeoo ol,s
5lpilden 0orf uno 2incoln ms 2oHo
Itredt.)
SIN Sitter bon iiber pieruno-
o6t5ia Sabren lit In Miin6en Ser
nambfte Siltorienmaler 8rofeilor
2uomig Sbieri6 geitor6en. Gins
ieiner @emdloe, o4larid in It9elL
bon ben @rie6en ols Sieger une
8efreier bonn Homerio6e gefeiert",
befinoet ii6 in Seem gorf.
@ntgeeer elmer 81 @nfong oie-
les Wonats peroffentli6ten Nodl-
ridt, miro @raf Zeppelin ~oemnddIit
feline 2uft-Sabrt bon 8rieoridsbofen
na6 Berlin unternebmen. Ser @rdf
ielblt bot oie Melounq oementiert.
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Aus Mosfou miro berid,tet

= Mus Wosfou miro berid,tet:
Ger groBe 8ro5cB gesen oie bieiigcil
So5ialoemofraten errei6te lein Gnoe.
M6t5ebn purben gu lebenslGnglider
gerbannung nad Sibirien perlr-
tetlt; 5ipan5ig anoere erbielten Ser
feritrafen BON 1 bis 5 Sabren. l1lt-
ter ben 8erbannten befinoet iif audi
Brofeiior &o6foff bon Der bieiigell
ltniperlitat, iomie Der 2ebrer 8reiin
itno ein Eoli5eiridter Sparsfp.
Die Observation-Disclosures oes
tiirfii6en Barlanents bat NIT 12f
gegen "a Stimmen in gebeinler
Sisung oas tiirfil6.bulgarii6e 8rp-
tofoa in 8erbinoung nit Der uuob-
Notwithstanding 8itlgoriens
g~utgebeiBen. Die aammer %ernannte
ferner 3pei 9lbgeoronete, eitest
Woslem uno einen gbrilten, als Dtit-
glieoer Der Regierungsfommiiiion,
Inn Die Meteleien IN A6ono gu inter.
iud)en.
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Wia einen guten Jrenmb nidt fran.
fen.

s@enn id SuitensM eoiain braudc,
ipeiB i6, mas id gu tun babe" err
flarte Wrs. 81. 8. Maep bon 8eals,
We... onadoem ih 10 SIaiden bon
Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY nit gltem
@rfolg IN meiner 6amilie gebraudt,
meiB ifJ, oab es Die bette Meoisin
fir Suiten, @rfaltung uno 2uneen-
leioen it," Sober, Der es berildt
fiiblt oaiielbe. grIeifterung fommt
ioglei6 uno Die rai6e SeiIung uber.
rai6t fie. Gs lit poraigli6 fir 9rors-
fitis, @itbma, 8lutIpeien, Group,
Ga Grippe, Sdmeraen i'm sails,
gruit ooer 2unge. SOC n1o $1.OO.
Brobeflai6en fret. @arantirt bon
alien 9ruegiiten.
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&atarrb famm nidlt fmriert tperbe,

9atarrb fam nidt furiert mcrbc,t
our6 lofale Ipplifationer, ba lie
ben Sib Der &ranfbeit ni6t erreiden
f0unen. &atarrb lit cine 8lufz ODER Som
ititutionse &ranfbeit uno I'M tie gu hei1
len, miiBt SIR innerli1e 9eil1nittel nehz
men. Sails &atnrrbsanr miro %eirge-
norninen unb mirft brett auf bas 8lnt
uno Die i6leinise Sberfld6e. Salts
aatarrbeaur tit feline 0nadialber< Ieoiz
gin. gle nurbe ieit Sabreil bon eineln
Der beiten Ger5te bieies 2arbes beroro@
net uno lit elm regelmdBiges Me5ept. Gle
beitebt aus ben better b~efannten Sonic1.
perbunben nit ben belten 8lutreinls
9luesmitteln, Die brett alf Die S6leim=
oberfla6e. ptrfen. Sic boufommene
@erbinonn9 Der sipei 8~eitanbteile lit es.
pas iold' tuunoerbole gfeiultate bel Der
9eiluug bon &aturrb berborbringt.
eabt gud 3eltsniiie umionit geben.
S. S. @beneb & 60, @igent., Sps
leoo, 9. @erfauft bon alien Ipotbefern.
Hreis rs Gents.
Sails Samilienz8iIen ihub bie better.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-01-08

Favors Home Hu'e'
The law requiring teachers 70 use
Uniform books throughout state y
COMPARABLE with law that shodlu
require all carpenters 70 use uh''o'
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CLANS Or Children.

Do we love CLAIMS more than children? II we 40 noom
WHY did Congress- without hesitation, appropriate S2OOVO
to pay experts to study clams and almost UNANIMOUSLY
rn down appropriation OF $4,000 to pay an expert
study children? ,oo- I oox,
The clam appropriation was passed IN 1917, ana cary
in 1908 the child appropriation killed. In lyOo, lhe
State Board of Health presented to the Indiana Genera
Assembly a new health law which had Tor s oplecI' tne
conservation Of human life. 1t seemed TO the board
our state would do we'll to catch up with other STATES ny
do like sensible practical work along the lines Oh peVen'
M disease and saving lives. When the oll Was up, ie
member from Poduox rose and soid: Il have peen re-
ouased bv nv constituents and over, TO vote lor
measures to protect hogs from cholera and trees from
sca hut never have been asked to vote Tor measure
r. ect women and children from preventabe diseases
I 0f course the bill was defeated as crank Dill hau
tho hin heen for hogs or CLANS it would not have beeh
cranky The reason why the $40 900 clam approplaIoh
nassed like CREASED lightning was because e peai puo
ton makers want clam shells to make pearl but lo
We cannoC make anything but men and women ouv %
choren therefore cant give the United states C4nmls
M or Brown any money for such an end IL Is 10 pe SAY
+af Secre ary Carrie ID heartily endorsed the chd aPo
rration and wi ne appear ! fore NE ConSrs ss1nf'
Committee a mighty member IRON 81 Cle "sAe1-
"Does tnis not app zach dangerously ne1 ms me " e
croachn1ent upoA The ghts Of states ana muhcptIIes
! The State Board Of Health will ask the coming SIeet T
Assembly to pass an uptOdate health law 10 tahe ~
nae Of the old one of 1891 now in force ms Jaw WI
r assed reduce the sickness and death rates ana II tls
rd, save money to the people and promote her haPP
: nes VIII it pass? 1t certainly will the people u
. that children are worth as much as clans. ,1.u,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-01-08
INDCREBE'S FAREWELL ADDRESS.

oor Friends and Associates in this Office Of County
a lime Of office has expired and motto is keep
~ & 60 cannot miss the opportunity without speak
alr'e't nr Few words of the past.
ny go ,ceyainv have accomplished the beginning OF
we C., ar namelv the building of rock-roads When
gre ntered into office there We're no rock roads IN the
s. % Through my great efforts and quite number or
st business men in my township, we have been a0le
& doyn the first rock roads in Dubois county, thus
70 P P the first stepping stone for great Improvement
msanhii hohwavs And, today have not less than
G c ~ niles of Rock-roads in the county to the prde
ny ny bneft of the Public aid sincerely hope that this
3pSd If Commiss lers will be able to build ttyslX more
p; ;i within the next six years. Although 1t has been
m nus te the ice is nov broken and there is easy sailing
There are also other great improvements such Is tne
prar6ed Bridge which you all know IS PRIDE TO DuGols
county. and could mention other improvements Dul
raa yll not permit which have been 10 ked aIter WIN
net core and on an economical basis.
We have worked well together whole, even thougt
t one time dark cloud hung over US, but the cloqC
nssed awav the sun peeping through ana All oar
pee disappeared Such you all know is Lie, some dfy'
must be dark and dreary but just then pear my 'lo''o
mind and ''Keep Smiling. - ,,o
Now nv friends, hope that you will always -deaVo
70 keep in harmony and always work to the lnere9t
% Taxpavers and will assure you that your efforts WI
ba rovned with success. Now my dear friends mus
come 70 close as YOU have good deal OF Wok 10 90 "
dav But cannot stop before saying someCnng @00I @
hat nresen received the last day or the year l5V
think that never happened before to any oInGer anu
honpht It was really more than deserved oniy nav
done nv duty as Commissioner and taxpayer OF DuoC
nn+y hnt have it as great honor and certainly WI
not forget it as long live Therefore thahh you 81
ami al thousand times. Wishing all happy ano plO
nnrors New Year remain your true friend,
HENRY LANDGREBE, EX-Cor