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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-17
HAS BEEN AT STANDARD.


For some time past, however, he has
been employed in the Standard Steel
Car works At Hammond, where he was
engaged as a craneman.
He was on his way home yesterday
afternoon, and walking westward. did
not notice the approach of the train
from the rear. It struck him squarelv
in the back killing him instantly. The
accident was witnessed by Andrew
Douglas. brother of Superintendent
Douglas.
Undertaken Emmerling was sum
moned and the body was removed to
his morgue. where arrangements were
made to hold the inquest this morning.
home is at Williamsport Pa.
ERIE sWITCHMAN Is STRUCK.
Patrick Rhine. an Erie switchman.
80 years old. is at St Margaret's hos
pital, suffering from serious internal
and external injuries which he received
last night when he was accidentally
struck by west-bound passenger train
No 15 due in Hammond at 1880 in the
morning. Rhine had just thrown a
switch near Douglas street and going
out of the way of the train for which
he had thrown the switch. he steppeu
into the main track. thus putting him.
self in the way Of the passenger
He was taken to st. Margarets hos
pital in Emmerling's ambulance. but
was still unconscious this morning. al
though his pulse was beating more
regularly
Rhine's home is at Newcastle. Pa.
where he has wife and number of
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ariff Reform and Panic.

CONTINUED on Page Five.)
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Wnd Run,ors in Hammond.

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WEATHER.

Fair today; Thursday prob
ably fair, with slowly MS
ing temperature.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-11
Empezo en- 1868 y
anduvo buscando el
fallo por todos los
tribunales.
Autoridades y pueblos por
question de llnderos.
FL padre de Porfrio Diaz lucho
con ahinco porque Sc decide
ra el fallo sin conseguirlo.

La pal ma por un pleito de larga
duracidn Sc la lleva el que Sc ACADIA
de teminar en- los tribunaies del es-
tado de Oaxaca, Mejico. El pleito
empezo en- 1868 y anduvo por los
tribunales durante $40 amos al cabo
de los cuales es que Sc ha venido a
arregiar.
La question era entrelas autorlda-
dies de los pueblos de Yodocome y
Num- por los linderos de ambos.
Las dos poblaciones tenian titulos
al mismo terreno, habiendoseles he
cho Ia concession por el gobierno CO.
lonial. Tambien figuraban los tt
tulos, que tenian individuos par
ticulares, y cada pueblo entabl6 de-
manda contra el otro en- reclama-
cion de los terrenos que decia perte-
necerle.
Ell pleito siguio su curse durante
Glen amos primero, cada pueblo por
SUI parte tomando uE paso tras otro
ante los tribunales. Transcurri6 el
segundo sigIo, y el tercero, y la de-
manda sin resolverse. Durante todo
ese trancurso de tempo los haitian
tes de ambos pueblos habfanse CO.
brado mutuamente intensa enemls-
tad, siendo muchos los conflictos
armados que Sc han desarrollado en-
ire los bandos contendientes.
Fl padre de Porfirio Diaz era na-
.tural de Yodocome y gozaba de as
cendente entire el corto vecindarlo
gracias a su inteligencia. Sc ocup6
con ahinco del pleito pendiente por
tanto tempo, y mientras y vivlo lu-
cho por que Sc resolviera en- firme.
No obtuvo exito y pasaron los amos,
hasta no hace mucho en- que ell pre-
sidente Diaz tomo el asunto perso-
nalmente, examinando cuidado-
samente las antiguas conceslones Gle
terrenos y los linderos en- disputa.
Terminado este Sc entrego el asun-
to 4 los habitantes de los pueblos,
v despues de muchas conferenclas
ha podido liegarse a un arregio,
acompa1ado de una mocion al trl
bunal para que diera por desetima
das las acciones pendientes de failo
reiativas i este asunto.
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UN PROD|G|0S0
DESCUBR|M|ENT0.
Elixir para volver la
vida a los que han
quedado privado de
ella.
No Sc trata de un misterio,
sino de un heeho posi-
two.
Solo que no ha podido probarse
por falts de IN sujeto que Sc
someta al experimento.

El catedratico Tadeo Tietze, cien-
tfhco hungaro que ha pasado varios
amos trabajando por descubrir un e
li2ir que devuelva la vida a un ser
humane dentro de aigunas horas
despues de ocurrida la muerte 81
es natural, anuncio en- South Nor
waik-C Con que ha realizado su obje-
to y que esta dispuesto a ofrecerse
e mismo como paciente para que Sc
haga la prueba.
Tan seguro esta el catedratico
Tietze de 10 que dice que hace pre-;
sente que quiere morir de cuaiquier
manera que lie dele el cuerpo intacto.
La sofa ausencia del huido vital del
cuerpo hasta que cese la respiration
como sofocacion, asfixia y muertes
por el estilo no amedrentan al cate
dratico Tietze, no obstante no ha po-
dido entontrar un individuo dispues
to someterse 4 un experimento que
convenza. Dicho catedr atico tuvo
bace POGO en- possession de una fortuna
que lie puso en- condiciones de seguir
adeiante sus pruebas.
Empez6 con moscas y despues ST.
guio con perros y gatos. Estos ha-
bian de morir y 4 las pocas horas los
resucitaba. La parte extraila del des-
cubrimiento, dice, es que no necesita
respiration artificial nj ninguna O.
ira aplieaci6n fisica. Dice que pucdc
encerrar al sujeto en- una compost
cion que exciuye el aire porcompleto
y sin embargo revive la llama vital
FL secreto de esa preparation Sc ME
ga d divulgarlo su inventor.
Los individuos de la p rofesi6r
medica Sc han negado rotund amen
te i tomar en- consideration CON
puesto Y los experimentos ,pero nc
poreso ei catedratico ha de smayadt
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del hannnetc de estn noche.

del banquetc de esta noche.
III Sr. G. LOPEZ Antongiorgi
ingcniero clcctricista v hermano del
DIR. Lopez Antongiorgi, Sc ha hechn
cargo de un destinn en Ia compaiiia
de los carros y luz clcctrica de Ia eiu
dad.
= Ha estado en- h region Este de a
isla y en Kieques en asuntos de ne
goeios ,el sr jose I. Benitez que n
gres6 cl domingo i Il ciudad.
Las autoridads- nayales han es
tableeido una cerca de alambre en-
los limites de Ii e. he terrenos Que
sc concidera conn Iesteneciente 4 Ia
zona martins ds-liitada en- el ba
rio dc la Marina. q 'rozo de la mu
ralla del recintO Slr n. Ia ciudad ha
guedado conlpune.lsia en- Il ocrea
La Core dc ,!l,trito de Ponce
ha visto ' fallado cf -ayor de los de
mandantes Il diyefeiD i dofia julia
Mata Y don Nioent. Vera y Pedro
Negronis = Brgisl4 ortiz Queda di
suelto el vineul9 uratrmonial en-
tire los refendos c0-. .cges-
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RUM0RES En-
BAYAM0N.
El alcalde Sr. Davila
puso en- nanos del
concejo su renuncia.
Hostilizado por exigencias
que no puede acceder
resolvio salir de Ia alcal-
dia
Fallece en- Comerio el exceleDte
c0mpatri0ta senior GimeneZ
DayiIa.
De nuektro eorretronsal

Octubre lola faliecido en- Co.
merio el Lido. en- Farmacia Deme-
trio Gimenez Davila. Fl Lido. Gil
menez era hijo del Sr don Euclldes .
Gimenez Morcuo compatriota de
grandes meritos.
Reclban su familiares y entire elos
los queridos amigos Eduardo y Ma
tita hermanos del finado la EXPIRE
sion sincera de mi mas profundo pc
sar.
D. Z. p, el alma del que va no exis
tie.
Ell sabado proximo pasado cir
culo la noticia por esta cludad de
que el alcalde Sr. Nirgiiio Davila,
habia presentado Ia renuncia de su
cargo.
Tan pronto lego la noticia 4 mis-
oidos trate de indagar la verdad y
obtuve de mis- investigaciones los
siguientes informes.
Que era cierto que el Sr. Davila
habia presentado la renunoia al CON
sejo en- virtud de las exigenclas, que
eiertos e,ementos, le hacian, exi-
gencias que no podria el Sr Davila
acceder toda vez que 10 que Sc pre-
tendia, no podia el alcaide bajo con-
cepto alguno hacer. Ii concejo mu-
nicipal, no admiti6 Ia renuncia del
Sr. Davila, quedando todo al parecer
arreglado.
Dias hacc que vienen cicrtos cle-
mentos del partido republicano de-
mostrando cierta inconforlnidad con
los procedimientos de la administra-
cion municipal y especiaimente con
los medicos por ser este servicio Sc
gun ellos muy deficientc. Con res
pecto d Sandal, no hay pueblo nj
ciudad en- Puerto Rico que tenga I'M
servicio sanitaro mas ptsimo. FL CO.
mercio expende 4 ciencia y paciencia
de los oflclaies de sanidad provision
nees en- mai estado, los patios y CORA
les sucios, en- las fondas 10 que Sc
vende al pubIico cs una cosa horri-
bic, por 10 maio dc las comidas dcbl-
do a que los articulos estan on nal
estado. No hay Sandal y en- csto, Y
afuer de impartial tienen mucha ra
zon eI pueblo 81 Sc queja.
iCuantas veees no Sc ha liamado
la atencion sobre los perro5. sSe ha
hecho aigo? NADIA 4 Noes esto una
falta de consideration de las auto
ndades hacia al pueblo, pucs esas au
tondades autonzan con 81 lncrcia,
a que esos animales, sc hayan qlIeda-
do con Ia tiudad, constituyendo una
perpetua arnenaza para el pubilco.
sDe quifn G. Ia cuipa Del oiicini
de Sandal. que NJ Ia buscado los
medics de extlnguir esos animaies Y
si el oheial dc Sarldad por dlstrac-
zion, D por 10 que sea nc 10 hare. !
Ell alcaltie Is cl ilamado 4 que 10 hag |
en- cumplimiento del deber. !
Nerdad q que Bavamon bal
orogresad o mueho. su ornate ha va
riado notablemente. pero en- condl-
,ioncs sanitarlas. e ie puede cornpa-t
ar por 10 maio j un barrie ba!o del
1hina . tle 'rnrqlus.
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Sens ib|e fa1ecimiento
en- vegab- baja

Octubre 10.-El martes ultimo,
alamanecer, rindi6 la jornada Gle la
vida, la respectable y virtuosa matro
ma, doha Angelina Soler Hernandez
dlgna esposa de nuestro compatrlota
don Miguel Rodriguez Sierra.
Era la finada por la dulzura dc su
caracter, respetada y querida de to
dos. Fue modelo de csposa, de madre
" de amiga, viviendo en- eonstantc
ammonia con esta sociedad que stem
pre- supo apreciar sus merltos.
Y como demonstration evidente
de las simpatias de que gozaba la que
va no existe, nos basta con dar una
lgera idea del acto del sepelio.
Este tuvo lugar a las seis de la tar
de del mismo dia. Una multitud in
mensa Sc agolpaba en- los alrcdedo
res dc la casa mortuoria De esta fue
saeado el cadaver en- hombros por las
prlncipales autoridades locales has
ia la iglesia catolica, en- donde Sc &c
lebraron las exequias del case.
Todas las clases sociales estaban
ALI tributando el 1ltimo adios 4 Ia
dana. 81 por una parte el Sr. Ro
driguez Sierra debe llorar la irrepa
rable p6rdida de una buena compa
hera por otra debe experimental
alguna satisfaction al conocer co
mo todo el pueblo de Vega Baja le
acompah6 en- sus momentos lie do
lor.
FL duclo fu6 despedido en- clio
cuentes y sentidas frascs por el illus
trado professor, don Facundo Rivera |
.Anoehe hubo mucha concurrcn
cia en la retreta efectuada en- la pla
"a principal por la banda del a>ilo dc
nlhos y la mayor parte de las pleas
del programa fueron aplaudidas.
Aver lego esta ciudad ell Lcdo.
Foot, iuez de la Corte de distrito Dc
Ponce, Le aeompaha su distinguida
>ehoTa Y niho y vino con obieto de
asistlr al banquete ofrecido al go
bernador por un grupo de funciona
rios publicos- El iuez Foot regresara
esta mlsma noche Ponce.
Ha estado en- San Juan el Sr. |
Francisco Alvarado, de Ponce, que
regn>a hoy d 81 resideneia en- aque
la eiudad.
Se asegura gus los acensos hechos
iiltimamente en- Ia polieia insular
lesde RI mes de julio 4 la fecha. se
ran objeto de una reconsideration. |
La mayor parte de los jueces v
fiseales de las cortes de distrito de /
a isla estsn en- SanJuan con motiyoi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-11
HVice preside ntepIOtesta,
En- un team" de base bali"
protesto energieamente de la
decision de un umpire.
fDe nuessro correponsal. }

Nueva York. D lie Septlembre.-
NIsiblemente excitado por 10 ere
y6 ser una impropia decision -obre
"primsra base" en- un iuego lie peio
Ia ei yiernos ultimo en- Kansas City
entire un team de aqueiia ciudad v
otro de Minneapolis pertenecientes
{ Il Association Americans, el Sr.
vice-pesidente de los Estates Uni
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exitn en sll lahnI

dos James S. Sherman, Hama d
su paieo al umpire Clarence Owens
despues del inning, y protesto de su
failo. Is ia primera demonstration
del sr. vice-presldente que lndica
su interts por el iuego de peiota.
Mr.. Owens-dicese que diio q
Sr. vicepresidente en- tono solemne
-yo creo que su decision sobre pr
mara base contra ese hombre, fue IN
correcta. Ell estaba Segaro Y si sc hu-
biera llamado nff el club local pudo
haber ganado ei juego. Fuera de e.
tos fai,os aparecen haber sido huen-
nos. pero yo creo que eta decision
estuvo equiyocada.
-tBien, Mr. Sherman replico ei
Sr. 0wens-es possible que yo me hs
va equivocado. pero listed sabe que
q baseiaH Is una coSa muy dilerente
a haoer leyes para el pals.
Romero Collazo que sc eneontTaba
cumpliendo seis meses de carcel en-
el penal de Ponce. SC di6 d Ia fuea
mientras Sc hallaba trabaiando eon
Ia brigada de coninados en- un tr0zo
de Ia carretera central.
FL Sr. Comisionado de educa
ei6n ha aceptado las indieaciones del
de Ia Iunta eseolar de Alias
co, para aumentar una cScuela gra
duada en- aquel pueblo. Dieho esta
bleelmiento le fue coneedido al com
petente professor Sr. Julio Z. Gag
tambide.
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En- esta !mprenta Sc vcndc
papel dc periodicC> viejos a
81 quintal.
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NUESTR0S CABLES.
A la hora que escribimos
estas lineas (2.35 p. m.) no
hemos recibido los despachos
de nuestro servicio cablegra-
fico
Nuevo aboga-
do notario.

Ha prestado juramento correspon
diente para ejercer su earrera de abo
gado V de notario nuestro compa
triota el LIDO. Carlos NJ. Rola. que
obtuvo las meiores ealifcaclones en-
sus examenes. Lc deseamos buen
eyito en- su labor.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1909-09-11

taking Lydia +. Pinkliam's Vegetable
Compound to see what it would do.
and l am restored to my natural
nealth: AIRS: Eta DONOVAN, Box
200, Willimantic, Conn.
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, is unparalleled. 1t may be
used with perfect confidence by women
who suffer from displacemcnts, intiam-
nation, liberation, tibroid tulnors, IT.
Ireguiarlties periodic pains, backache,
bearing-down feeling, tiatulency, indi.
gestion, dizziness, or nervous prostra-
tion.
For thirty years Lydia F. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has been the
standard remedy for female ills, and
suffering women owe it to themselves
to at least give this medicine a trial.
Proof Is abundant that it has cured
thousands of others, and why should it
not cure you?
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1909-09-11
Lofty Observatory on Mount Whitney
Nearly Ready For Use.

Washington, Special. = Scientists
soon will have placed at their dis
posal for use the highest meteorolo-
glcal and astronomical observatory on
The American continent. It is stu
ated on the top Of Mount Whitney.
California, $4,000 feet above the sea
level. Realizing the value for effec-
tive and progressive astronomical
and meteorological work of an obser-
vatory far a bove the clouds and free
from the dust and smoke near great
cities, the Smithonian Institute de-
clded to build suitable laboratory
on Mount Whitney.
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Will America Claim the Pole.

Washington, Spccial.-The ques-
ton on many tongues in Washington
since the announcement of the dis
covery of the north pole, by DR..
Cook, an American, has been stWill
the United States claim the north
pole by right of discovery"
The State Department refuses to
answer the. question, claiming that it
has no official report Of the discovery
and therefore cannot discuss the sub
Ject. Those who are informed, how
ever state that when DR.. Cook re-
turns to this conntry l:estahlishes
the fact that he has discoyered- tbSl
pole, and describes the nature of the
place, the United States will :un-
doubtedly claim the pole as pos
session.
There is much, however, to be de-
termined before this can be done, for
II must be established. that there is
land at the pole separate and dis
tinct from other land contiguous to
it. If it is proven that the pole is
on continent or island, the United
States cnn, by right of discovery,
claim possession. But it may turn
out to be but u part of Greenland or
of some land contiguous to it.
The boundaries of British America
do not extend us far north as the
pole, but there may be mainland, such
rs Greenland, which is Danish pro-
perty, near enough for it to belong
to that country.
1t is understood here that there
must lie land at or near the pole
which is disconnected from and not
contiguous to territories belonging to
other nations in order for the United
States to assert valid claim to SOW
ereignity.
A vast ice field may create n doubt
rs to tie existence Of such land, and
if this ice field ovcrlics q part of the
Artic Ocean, the region would doubt
less oe classed with the high seas and
thus be international rather than ma
tional property.
So many unknown quantities enter
into the case that the question Of
sovereignty cannot be settled unless
DR.. Cook, when he returns, can give
defnite and detailed information con-
cerning the region. Inasmuch as
the frozen area is apparently Of no
value commercially, it is not con-
sidered likely that serious inter-
/ national complications will arise.
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Copenhagen, By Cable.-Dr. Fred
erick A. Cooks credit stands so
high with Danish polar experts that
the first message announcing his sue
cess n reaching the North Pole,
meagre as it was, was accepted as
conclusive. Commodore Hovgnrd said
Thursday: II believe the message is
true because DR.. Cooi is most trust
worthy and opposed to al: oxaggera-
tons" g.
C. A.. Danielson, an official # the
Greenland administration depart
nnnt. who is we'll acouainted with i'm
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IN Greenland, said: "Whcn Dr.. Cook
says that he reached the North Pole
there can be no doubt about it. His
scientific discoveries will prove that. !"
A committee under the presidency
Of the minister Of commerce has
been formed to arrange fitting re-
ception to tie intrepid explorer on lis.
arrival at Copenhagen. DR.. Maurice
+. Egan, the American minister, was
aboard a special steamer that was
sent out by the Royal Geographical
Society Friday to meet Dr. Cook, who
is OIL Lis way here on the steamcr
Hans Egede.
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Bandit Holds Up Citizen.

Lewiston, Pa, Special.-A lone
highwayman, believed to be the man
who robbed the Pennsylvania Rail-
road train near here several nights
ago held up q prominent citizen and
his family late Friday afternoon on a
publis road not far, from the place
where the train robbery was commit
ted, and it ;s believed the capture Of
the bandit is matter Of buttSis few
hours. The nan held up was Robert
F. Little, sSsNsS Nm, J. s3i.f a, ss. :s
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Library Burns.

Toronto, Special.--Fanned by q
high wind, fire Wednesday, afternoon
swept the west wing Of the parlia-
ment buildings in Queens Park, to-
tally destroying the library with it's
collection Of 100000 books and do
ing damage which is conservatively
estimated 6: 100000:
The blaze started on the first floor
Of the west wing and made its way
rapidly to the roof, where the flames
"mushroomed" and threatened for
a time to destroy the housekeeper g
quarters in the northwestern corner
and the executive chamber.
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DR.. COOK Is INTERVIEWED.
Reached Pole at 7 O'clock in tho
Morning Ills Success Due to Old
Methods, Esquimos and Dogs f'%F

Methods. Esquimos and Dogs. &;
Skagsn, Denmark, By Cable.-A
newspaper correspondent who went
on board the Hans Egede from the
pilot steamer off here was able to OBJ
tain q few words with DR.. Frederick
A. Cook. The explorer ascribed his
success to the fact that he made use
OF the old methods, namely, Eskimos
and dogs, and that he lived like an
Eskimo himself. The doctor thon
gave hurried sketch Of his expedi-
tion in which he said:
Going northward 7 struck first a
westerly course from Greenland and
then moved northward.
II arrived at the North Pole April
Il, 1908, as already announced, ac-
companied by only two Eskimos.
"We reached the Pole at z O'Clock
in tho morning.
II took daily observations for a
whole fortnight before arriving at the
Pole.
Returning We were forced 10 take
more weasterly route and the, first
ten days |. took observations daily
anu Iccoiucu IneH. 1 was unable to
measure the depth of the seas as I
had not the necessary Instruments.
The lowest temperature was 80
degrees centigrade below Zero.
II have ample proof that T rcach>
ed the North Pole in the observations
1 took, which afford certain means
Of checking the truth Of my state
ments.
"Although I am proud of my
achievement in planting the American
flag on the North Pole, I look with
s9ach greater pride to the fact that 1
travelled around mare than thirty
thousand spare miles of hitherto un-
known ground, and opened up an en-
tlrely fresh field for exploration
The Hans Egede was met in the
North sea by the pilot steamer Polar
Bear, aboard which was Captain Am
drup, the well-known polar explorer,
who was sent rs special representa-.
tive Of the Danish, government to
welcome DR.. Cook. As the vessels ap
preached each other, Captain Am
drup led the cheers for the American
explorer.
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Trying to Catch the Villains.
Newcastle. Pm. Snenial

Newcastle, Pa, special.-Over a
hundred men, all members Of State,
railway or private misunderstanding
organizations are lssre trying to dis
cover the person or persons who early
Saturday pulled spikes from sixty
foot rail on the Baltimore g. Ohio
railroad, ditching the Royal Blue flyer
en- route from New York to Chicago,
I killing two persons .and injuring
seventeen others ,Mlx;..
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THREE DEAD AS RESULT OF AUTO CLASH WITH TRAM

8 Reading, Pa, Special.-An automo-
bile in which were riding William L.
Graul and wife, OF Temple, Pa, and
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel E. Schlegel, of
this city, was struck by Pennsyl-
vania Railroad train at Douglasville
near here Wednesday afternoon and
all; but DIR. Schlegel were killed. The
train was running at high speed when
the collision occurred and the ma
chine was thrown some distance down
"A spbankmept. Mr.. and Mrs. Graul
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and Mrs. Schlegel were dead when
picked up and DIR. Schlegel was un-,
able to move, both legs having been
broken. Almost simultaneously with
tho collision Of the automobile, the
gasoline tank exploded and the
wreckage took fire. The clothing Of
the victims was ignited and had the
bodies not been removed promptly
they. would have been burned. ,Dr.
Schlegel was conscious and gave the
paDes Of his companions:
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as If. broken,

as II broken. A friend urged ME to
try Doan's Kidney Pills, which did,
end they helped me from the start.
1t made me feel like new woman,
and soon was doing my work tho
same as ever"
Sold by all dealers. 80 cents box.
Foster-Nilhurn Co., Buffalo. N. Y.
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No Doubt.

Little Willie: "Say, pa, what is a
gcniqs?"
Pa: "a genius, my boy, is n per-
son whom nature let's IN on the
ground floor, but whom circumstances
force to live in an attic. From tn.
Chicago News. So. 37-'O9.
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Perhaps So.

Tramp: eyes, num-: de way we
travels about on de freight ears is
very dangerous. may say we car
rles our lives III our hands,
Housekceper (sarcastically): "And
so you never wash Your hands for
fear Of drowning yourselves, is that
it.'-From the Boston Transcript.