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The Washington herald., 1909-03-20

YOU WILL FIND AT The WASHINGTON FtSR-
ness Co Trunk ard Harness Repair Shop. 18Th
and X SITS. NV. a complete line Of wagon and
buggy wheels and parts Of same.
CPhone NJ 4s2l-Ml mhe-aot
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REAL ESTATE-MISCELLANE0Us
REAL ESTATE
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS
TERRELL & LITTLE,
lsI3 81. Nv.
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans OF rep,acs old ones al lowest rates q IL
terest. All transactions conducted With eeonomical
consideration Der borrowers. NAi. II. SAUNDERS
q CO. 1907 r 81 NV. oc5-g
MONEY TO LOAN on D. c. REAL ESTATE
az lowest rates of iuteres.
THE r. II. SMITH COMPANY.
Z. Q SMITH LEE D. LATdER-
feZs3t ls05 New York avenue.
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED PROPERTY
IN the District Of Columbia az low rates q inter
est l. f. SHOEMAKER. SOS 18th 81. nv fe7-f
MONEY To LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate az lowest current rates Cf interest; special
privileges with respect % prior payments TYLER
a RUTHERFORD llncJ. 80 18th ST. NV mhiu
MONEY TO LOAN.
Large and anal sums az "A. 5. 81. and per cent.
Sl.oo0 for one ear az per cent
Virginia. West Virginia. Oklahoma. South Caro-
Ina and GeoEgiI money wanted AZ 6 70 10 per cent
EEtry constellation shown Borrowers and lendsrA
THE HARRISON REALTY CO..
CT 18th Il NV Washington. D G
fe27-a
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PAINTING.

HOUSE. DECORATIVE. AND SIGN PAINTING
By thoroughly Efficient Borkmen G. H MARK
WARD. 69 G St. NV. Phone main 1850.
nhI390t
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GENERAL REPAIRING.

We REPAIR STORES, STABLES. WARE
houses. cellars. kitchens fences. shops. &c. and
make speciality Of cooring calGmining Whitewash-
ing plssterng. and general iobbing machine OF hand
work. all jobs guaranteed. NATHAN BELL & CO.
6l5 10th St Phone Lincoln sl3 rnhl090t
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GOOD REPAIR SHOPS
OF WASHINGTON, D. C.
DIRECTORY OF RESPONSIBLE con
Germs THAT Do REPAIRING AND
MISCELLANEOUS JOB
WORK.


100 ROOFS IN WASHINGTON NOW
PROTECTED BY OUR GRAFTONIC PAINT.
hoonng has been cur business for the past a
years. Write phone for our free written esti-
mate on any kind Of ROOF WORK
GRAFTON & SON. Inc. ia 9Th ST. NV
rhAf ioN son, Inc Phone Main 80.
mh20-tf
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.
TIE VAN DYKE.

90 ST. NV. = TWO ROOMS COMPLETELY
furnished. L h. k. heat. gas. $50 per week.
mhlest
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

BOYS AND GIRLS BY
s KAHN SONS & co
Coed openings for bright boys md girls over Is
years q age bundle wrappers. bundle collectors,
and store messengers. Apply 10 S KAHN, SONS
& Co, before 10 a.. m.
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MONEY TO LOAN

District Of Columbia Real Estate at
lowest rates Of interest.
ALL TRANSACTIONS CLOSED PROMPTLY.
ThoS. Fisher & Co, Inc.
IS FIFTEENTH STREFT
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REFRIGERAToRs & ICEBOxES.

McCRAY MODERN REFRIGERATORs AND
COOLING ROOMS ARE THE BEST MADE
NELSON REFRIGERATOR CO.
go ST n. W. dsls-tu,th ,sa-tf
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40l TO aG THIRD ST. n. W.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
Private baths Long-distance phone IN every room
Cafe. Transients accommodated. noS-tf
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CARPENTERING AND BUILDING.

ARE YOU GOING TO BUILDg
IF so SEE NE AT ONCE.
W. +. KELLY, Jr, SIS 10th nv.
mhI3gO
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

PLUMBING WORK REPAIRED AND RE-
madeled Latrobes. ranges. furnaces Til roofs
repaired and painted. Gas Tanges and gas
water heaters.
HUTCHINSON & MCCARTHY.
D4 18th 81. NV. Phone north ga
mllA90t
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-A POSITION AS sTENOGRAPHER.
typewriter and bookkeeper. BOX I5a Herald
Office. mhlast
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TRUNKS AND HARNESS.

HAVE THAT OLD CHAIR CAMEO WE ARE
experts. 81 9th ST. Nv mhIl-sot
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SHOW CAsES-STORE FIXTURES

2. Y GASTER.
SHOW CASES AND SHOW WINDOWS. BANK.
JEWELERS.. AND DRUGGISTS. FIXTURES
WASHINGTON BRANCH s02 Pa. AVE.
TELEPHONE MAIN Ut jal2sor
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SAW AND TOOL sHARPENING.

CIRCULAR. BAND. AND HANDSAW SHARP
ening; cumming and bandsaw brazing; lawn
mowers sharpened; frst-class work. REM & LUD-
WIG l2ls ST. NV tu.thS S-l5Ot
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

EXPERIENCED NOTARY PUBLIC. 200 A. M
% 500 p. m. SIS 18th st. ~. mhD9
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Find a rival

ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
Upper right corner down. nose under arm.
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CARPET CLEANING.

GEORGETOWN STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works loe5-e7 18th ST. nw.-BeVersihle rugs woven
from old carpets Phone West n95 " DiM
Ooi l55o-M nhl5-tf
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SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS. RUGS WOVEN
from old earpets. Rug and carpet-clcaninz a
specially. WASHINGTON RUG WEAVING Co
81 9Th ST. Phone main i525t mhlsmt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR OLD GOLD.
silver, diamonds. watches. and jcTclry. GOLD.
SMITH. PlWnbroker's Sale Store. eO9 nv.
piiene NJ. YIN. or drop postal; viii call
mh2-tu IN set
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HAIR GOODS.

E. LUTHER.
06 18th ST. NV
European and American styles IN hair dressing;
scienthe scalp treatment and sbampooing; marcel
waving and hair eolorins; hair goods. wigs. &c to
order. nhI-st
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

NONNEDICAL HEALING.
Healing by enforced restoring the circulation
has been my speciality for the past 20 years The
cures arc not confined 10 locomotor ataxia alone
land 1T cures IT.. but are applicable 70 all the
serious maladies that afiict mankind. Call and
learn what It VIII do for YOU. Phone IA. 4llz
Prof H. y d. PARKER, l02l 9Th ST. NV
mhgAtf
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LARGE. MODERN OFFICES N THE MEIER
OF Building ul0-III2 r ST.. rent. $50 p=
month. inciudng electro light. heat. running water
isnit0r. ard elevator service; 10 eztras- fel5tf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-04

lady Dewar esta tant0 excentrIca persona era eu
conocia respetada ell cirrulo encanado 4 cuya ca
heza magestad todo el mudo proTezaba un gran
txto la joven lady Nugent La expectation era grande
de ella habia arrebatado partido las dami
sea sde la alta sociedad acaparando mejores
entire los pocos que habia Ia VISTA la envdia el odo
la macla que habia despertado la hubiese sorprenddo
mucho, a tener conOcimientO de clio.
No podia contener diversion ell ruido los pre
paratvos que deban hacerse an de que pudese tener
ell honor de dollar rola ante la reina Estaba bao
la favorable impression de que bailaba tolerabemente
poda hacer respectable eortesa enconr6se que
la coresa prescra por las ey de la etqueta paacega
question dferente necesitaba la presencia
Redhaven de alguna conocedora dana que lie ensefase
la debida rutina la hzo ir traves de cmuo de
presenaciones pasos vueltas hasta que Me lie dijo
marido que parecia que esaba ensayando pa
ell teatro
No poda atrapar la soemniad de la cosa pero de TO-
dos modos la cortesia pcrecta segn la precepora
solo que terminada Ia parec1a invarla Ia
retozaba en- los ojos
No puedo remediarlo diio dia que profesora
la echaba mesurada ipca por de regocio;
venome vestda de este modo usted repersentando la
rena madama Elton acuerdo de Ia rectora de Wood
leigh de mi tia de dias de NAL temple
do los tena. todo este parece tan ncongruente
81 desperase entire los chiquls de In parroquia
que tomaban lecci6n conmigo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-04
-(So)-
Angel Guerra.

ia ecadeza de constitution que haba puesto en- cuado
mardo pero ahora tenia la seguridad y era feiz;
mel aniversario de casaeno 81 todO iba bien
cra la presencia de ho, cuando nvitase ami
gos particpar de la doble algeria Mile estaria va 10
baste buena para presdir, de costmbre las
tuOsas cOmdaS.
La copa de la dcha casi rebosaba nj la nube mas pc
queia pareca empaTar aque cieo de felicidad
delica. Tan solo causaba sentimento Mille
mentras las campanas repicaban aque da sagrado;
que os estuvesen presentes al cuadro de feicad
Ell rector habia querido dear gesa feligreses
tan solemne festvidad nj para pasarla
brna pero haba prOmetdo arregaro para que e fuera
possible r Mrs. Curzon por ano nuevo, espera
do~rara ell treinta de dciembre
Lady Dewar estaba en- Reidhaven. communicable su
amigo ell dichosO aspecto de la cara muy
prcsiva
''No tenga usted ell menOr cuidado por ea''-escriba
hace la mejor anna de casa que pueda maginarse NADIA
escapa su vigancia nade descuida cuanto 4 su
mardo la adora possible que pueda hacerlo un
ho3re PuedO asegurare que nuestra Mildred causara
gran sensac6n la core anso la llegada de la sea-
tendre el placer de presentarla Estoy muy
or.osa de ella eiecuta la nerfecci6n toda la dificii
srrir e cortesiaS; 10 verln ustees cuando vcngan
FL vicario y muer "esaban dc dar gracias Dos
por la feicdad ofrecda la querda joven Les habian
rroncdo que luego de las divctsones Londres rian
hrscar intervao de entire ellos esperaban
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-04

cuelas mOdernas. Para esa Obra no sc
ha regateado el dinero. A los pObres,
q mas de la ensenanza gratuita, sc
les da cuadernos, libros y plumas. Pa
ra el!os tambien sc han fundadO can
tinas escolares, naturalmente gratuitas.
Francia, que va ha visto un enorme
peligro en- ell crecimientO prOdlgiOsO dc
la colonia italiana en- T1nez y en- Arge-
lia-diez veces mayor que la francesa;
que ha procuradO ir arrancandO de
manos de dos italianos la industria, el
comercio y la agricultural en- t0do ell
Norte africano, cuyo efecto ha neva-
do ALI SUI orc conquistador, ha COM
prendido ell peaigro que entrana esa
polltica sorda de Italia, valiendose ma.
da mas que de la ense1anza. La es-
cuela en- los tiempos que corren es el
primer factor de conquista y eli mas
solido elemento de poder.
Esta pOlltica que astutamente sigue
Italia, es la mas habil. Recuerda los
antiques embajadores del seforio de
f'lorencia, astutos, Osados, venciendc
con amabilidad y por sorpresa.
Fl Papado, con poder temporal, rel.
ma sobre ell mundo entero, y es acata-
90 donde existe un punado de cat6li-
eos ALI levanta una iglesia. Italia,
sin mas soberania que en- ell territorio
reninsrllar, ejerce un pleno dominic So
bre varios continentes; donde quiera
que existen s1bditos italianos gen
ties que conservan ell espiritu de ita-
hanidad. ALI levanta una escuela. Sa.
bia politica y conquistas sin riesgos.
Angel Guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-04
ArucQ.0. plla e:Cr|t0rlo
Ud GRAN SUaT!DO :.

Escribanlas elegantes, proplas para
regalos, de varios tamanos precios.
Papeles de todas classes, Sobres, La
pices, Tintas, Plumas, Prensas para &C.
piar, Copiado-es de cartas, Lbretas de
todas tamailos, Factnreros ultizno no
delo e infnidad de ebjetos a precios
econom.eos-
De venta en el fsOf4ETTN MERCAN-
TIL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-04

Satglado este establecizniento en- el
centro de la ea1le Mendez Vigo, CON
un jardln al frenee, es el que reune
may0res ventajas y comodidades para
Los senores via5eros, y el que euenta
con mejores hahtaciones frescas, ven-
taladas, magnificos bahos y duchas.
Comidas & todas horas -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-10
ITTLL MURDER CASE
SEEMS TO BE JONAH"
to Destruction Of, Sumter County Court
House Complications Arise.

the different moves OF the court and
by whose authority same was done.
The defense filed plea in abatement,
setting up that no valid grand jury
had been drawn for the trial Of their
client, and that the court was not sit
ting at the county seat. The State
was up stump as the contention set
up disclosed the fact that the Novem-
Der court to try the Bevill case was
outside of the designated boundry
line or limits of the county seat OF
Sumter, which embraces 400 acres
of land.
The court recognized It's position
and with the grace that comes from
judicial reflection, withdrew from its
untenable legal position, moved back
to the aforesaid Rutland building,
labeled temporary court house" and
all proceedings pertaining to the
Bevill case up to that time were
quashed, new venire was drawn and
a new grand jury 'empaneled to get
at the facts in the case. Mrs. Bevlll,
wife of the defendant. who saw the
shooting, was summoned to testify,
which she refused to do on the ground
that she was the wife Of the accused
To aid and maintain the dignity Of
the court and to meet out justice un.
der the laws OF the State. a rule was
Issued against Mrs. Bevlll for con-
tempt of court, but before she could
be brought into court her attorneys
filed her answer. towit: that being
the wife of the defendant. she refused
to testify. The court held the answer
insufficient and adjudged the woman
IN contempt Of court and sentenced
her to jail for 30 days. When she was
taken by the sheriff her attorneys
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-10
messing to Deception
'NObleman" Leaves Bride

OF the country. am not going to
say where he has gone, but he VIII
come back when I send for him
The bride then said that before her
husband had left town be had gone
to the National City Bank and drew
out a large sum Of money he had on
deposit there. together with stocks
valued at $4,000
That the man who married the
beautiful Miss Durlachor was a fake
nobleman was revealed by cable dis
patches from Paris. The real Wis
counte Deonone, Who Is at his family
seat near Saint Die. in The Volsesea,
issued the following statement
~The persou Ia question T. an i'm
poster. There exists NO Marquis De
OIIoBe except my brother Who b
nov in Algicrs with bis wife.
The confession Of the bridegroom
followed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-10

streams II has always wlthstood
even the most protraeted drouElhs OF
former years. but has succumbed TO
the present long ralnless season, and
not drop OF water now tricklea
from ia bed into the river, Other
streams OF the same character have
been dry for weeks.
There are many ponds and lakes
throughout this section that have also
succumbed to drought for the hrst
time this year The former beds Of
these bodies OF water composed OF
black muck. have boon exposed 60 the
sun for 30 long that great assures
have appeared and hundreds OF thou.
sands of flah have died.
Country negroes have reaped har.
veat durlng the past few weeks, When
a large pond dwlndles 10 a puddle or
two. with the water only few inches
deep and the bottom ooay black mud.
dozens Of negroes wade IN. armed
with crude aeins made Of gnanO sacks,
and catch fish by the wagon load,
The disastrous iires Of the past week
which swop, for fully twenty miles
through portions Of DouEherty and
Calhoun counties, has served 20 ON.
plastic the danger which results from
the parched conditions Of woods and
fields Every turpentlne farm h an
"armed camp" The trees that have
been boxed are protected 70 The best
81 the ability OF their owners 20 pro
teet them. but absolutely effective
eafcguardlng Is impossible With tho
woods as dry ~ tiador. and practical
y all the smaller underground dead
Weather prophets u The old aehoot
who have no better reasons 20 justify
their conclusions than that thUy read
the signs" make ihe dire prediction
that &, viii no, rain before December
n such prophecloa shall be fulfilled tae
calamity VII BE- dlrt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-10
SNOWMAN FOUND DEAD
on RAILROAD TRACKS.

MACON. Ca. Nov Murder -
assigned az The reason for ne Death
Of walter Hyde. 90 cmpl0gc % ire
u,mum A Iailey circrs. Ebo vac
found decapltatsd and BIZ bosiy lad
Is dlfmcmbcred on the tracks q tie
Southern Railway midnight SUNDAY
night by fellou.workman Hyde vas
last seen With a negro man. uhom he
poilce are hunting
Coroner r = Y0ung conducied a.
inquest. which resulted in hpdiHE
that tho man met foul play. and Has
placed on the tracks 10 hi9e the
crime.
Hyde uas q native % iFooklfn. ana
uas y years o. aEs. and uas e sober
and steady empiWs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-10
Engine Run Over Infant,
But II Wasn't Hurt Much

NASHVILLE Tens. NoFFmbeF
wnhoai aolnr aHy more iaiafY thaa
lasktins q silEhi eve o. ths etia ~
snrias u truiu 80 - ~ ibs 3; Ls'sia
ae.,oa a a. Loslsgiiis and Nass.
siBe mafass gsaisrtff raasss ever 3
ysarad iafanf 3 aterf s,afsafs Hqm
afsns Raiha. ahf shss pieksf ~
fts ehl3 uas agEtirg
~ uafa So rselins AZ the rate
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-10

iORK Nov. 9.-After confess
- bride Of three days that he
~ Fisoount DeOllone nor the
Dfauconconrt, but that he
ei on her with titles he
= have bought. the young
an who married Miss Ada
daughter OF Jonas r..
has packed up his suit
quilted the city.
where he is. sobbed Mrs.
vhen seen at her fathers
When be told me that ne
'scount or a marquis the
' came 70 my mind was
'la have 60 face an ava
criticism. and I advised. him
'''n im a few days. ne
Nas Wiling 20 do every.
'ed Then be packed
and be lett sunday
oaay be yin be wen out
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-10

rial Of John Bevill. for the
= his wlfe's parents in Sum
ty. promises to be a record
and make much local history.
sop after the FIRE Of last jan
which destroyed the Sumter
cOurt horse, the county com
ears Of said county designated
200 feet from the old court
tnOvn as the Rutland building
uporary temple Of justice, into
he clerk OF the court moved
Estimated said building with a
hat read temporary court
al Of which was set forth in
huies Of the board of county
ioners.
shen the March term OF court
% the county commissioners
he Rutland building too small
nmodate said term Of court,
ed the clerk and sheriff to fix
school house for said courts
IN which building said term
vas held and there the petit
pltd iuries for the following
court we're drawn.
the present or November
court was about TO meet, the
sommissioners, because school
. session, we're compelled to
uAG quarters, which they found
: Cd church building soEe 400
south Of the site Of the burned
building.
cones in the fine Italian band
hgal lights employed 20 defend
Rrill who not only proposed
sipone biz trial. but eventually,
Ihle. to quash the indictment
he minutes Of the board Of
commissioners failed TO show
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-10

to6f oE q urit a. hnbsat eofpas 20
ths snpremo oourt stieh EiA -
hears b. said holY uiitin ihf nen
Gee or aftesn dsys
Asa see venlrs ha1 % b. ssFfed
asa osiy oBs dsy ~ oDsrt rrmsinfi.
,te ooan ads0arued % swan ~ e.
f,oa a. shs sapfens o11rt ia ihe 49,
- tsteas eerpas iassa oat t1 Am
a.,lls anagasrr Ocah siar
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-10

hls vie and hrn. dated Kansas ciiy,
40. were recsiysd following he dit'
appearance stating that be Houid ne'
81 return Re asked that letters io'
HIN b. Addressed " J. Weaf gen
erai delivery. Kansas CITY
Tho ulrsing insunrce ageni D.
lonred % Que % ne oldest Families
In ~ Kanawha valley and va rlc
rsfsf So tusinosE Hir rehurea D.
l.sss ~ ueut tempoFnriiy lusspe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-10
Census Bureaus Report
Cotton Ginned to Nov. |

WASHINGTON. Nov s-The cen
Gus bureau yesterday issued = report
showing that 7.Oig.si1 bales. count.
ing round bales a. bali bales. had
been rinned from tbe Erovth o. 1900
70 November .. ss compared wlth D.
si.ss5 bales Cor 1908
Rouna hales Included thls year are
700 .s6s. compared sllh 1856 for
1905 ala Island 5is51. compared
siih ist5s for 1905
The repon ahowp tbe f1l'gtins
oomparl.0u d co,toH ginned in tbs
neyersl states up % November O.
e1mparsd pith ibs aaue date 10 1905
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-10

~ % miles su h9Hr abea ihs sagi'
nesf sighted a atife object which
iaoke4 - him hks q ssvsDapsr ga
~ Fsek When ~ arrived eipseF
20 the ebiecf hs discovered IA vas
r saal baby BE- immedlatelr fhreF
~ bls smeFreney brske iioweFef.
as ia nol prageat ~ eogIae fram
tfnar fks iafsbt. enc ooacsfcheF
nrislrg ~ ebiid on fts fb,H kfott'
~ lts lafsaf naf % ths trafE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-10
TESTING BEE STING AS
CURE FOR RHEUMATISM

RoXBURY, Mass, Nov 81. b.
Webster of Mount Pleasant avenue
has found a cure for rheumatism in
bee stings when all other theoretical
remedies had failed. He submitted
himself FIVE times to the attacks OF
a full hive of bees. and after few
treatments he expects to be wholly
cured, When he took the first treat.
ment, four months ago, he was bed.
ridden and was unable to raise his
left arm. Now he can walk mile
and raise his left arm fifty times
above his head without fatigue.
d. E. Croft. bee fancier, of Rox-
bury, FIRST suggested the bee treat.
ment Croft has made study Of
bee stings as applied to rheumatism.
He found that the bee was used as
cure by the ancient Egyptians. the
Greeks and the Romans,
There Is no secret In Il" said
Croft. The formic acid injected by
the bee neutralizes the uric acid
which causes rheumatism. Further
the stings promote circulation, as the
blood rushes Immediately to the part
which Is stung."
Webster. in desperation. decided to
experiment with the bees. lie said
he was suffering so aeutely he could
not possibly be worse, and he gave
himself into Croft's care. Webster
was taken on a stretcher TO the home
OF NJ. w. Barrett, In Hyde Park Bar.
rett has fifty hives, and he shifted
one to the lawn IN front OF bis house
for the experiment The patient was
placed on a table beside the hive.
with his left arm and left lex ex.
posed.
Barrett strdok the hive with 4 stick
and then ran to a safe distance, and
Jerking a rope. lifted the hive from
its base and sent out the angry bees
In a swarm. They settled on Web
ster in hundreds and stung him until
he shouted with pain lie was on the
table for Eve minutes, when The bees
stopped In the attack and began TO
return to the hive.
The mans arm aud lex swelied 70
twice their normal slze, bat Webster
felt an Improvement ID the rheuma.
tism almost from the frst hour He
Is nov taking the treatment tyesy ten
days. and he h confident be viii shake
on the disease. After the third
treatment be was able TO 20 IN an
armchair. and after the hhh treat.
meut be began 20 REGAIN The ace Of
his arm aid leg He has gained
atcen pounds In weight
Zach attack OF The bees. Webater
ass. caused increased pain for a time,
and Croft says The explanation Of this
rs The decrease 81 The uric acid 10
the system. webstsr began valking
a month ago and nov walks daily
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Vided Wealth With
Wife Then Disappears

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The distribution ~ fha aea Island
cotton fof 1900 By States Del Florida
1881, Georgia 2iisg. gouih Caf0liaa
827s The statistics IN this repori
90 1900 are subject 10 silght eonee
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transmitted b. mail me corrected
statistics n che qsaniity ~ eofl0n
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