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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-05
downpours, in discussing which he said

downpours, in discussing which he said Monday:
 Tt will take more than month to put the streets in their normal condition, and if there should be a continuance of the rainfall, such as we have just experi- enced, I fear it would almost bankrupt the city. Hundreds of bridges have been washed away in all parts of the city, and in many places the corrosion was ter rife along the best thoroughfares of the city,
 The total precipitation during the month was 12.15 inches, eight inches of which occurred in about 26 hours, the month being notable for two of the hardest rains within the history of the city Besides the city the street railway company, the Southern and the Louisville and Nash vile traclage was badly damaged It will furthermore, be several days yet be- fore the farmers can resume blowing, though if there be no further rain cotton can be planted and fair late crop real ized, it is said
 Objects To Roads.
 J. J. Willett of this city is the first man of prominence in Calhoun county to raise voice against the proposed issue of 900 for the building of good pike roads. He bases his opposition on the proposition that the county cannot af- ford the additional taxation necessary. In his opinion good roads do not enhance the value of farm lands, and that he be- lieves measures now pending in Congress seeking government aid for this work will soon be enacted into laws.
 Celebrate Anniversary.
 There was a celebration Monday night of the 66th birthday of the Rev P. P. Starnes at the residence of his son-in-law, J. J. Davis, at 4O3 South Wilmer avenue, attended by p children and grandchil- dren, besides a number of other guests.
 A table was set and a great feast was enjoyed. The table was charmingly deco rated with flowers, which added to the beauty of the tempting feast. The Rev. w. T. Hamby, pastor of the Methodist church, offered an invocation at the table, and after the supper the evening was spent in delightfully."- social manner.
 The evening will be cherished by both host and guests as one of rare enjoyment and will live in the memory of all pres ent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-05
Damage Is Repaired.

Huntsville, May Special. )-Th e trouble force of the Southern Bell Tele- phone company finished today repair ing all the damage done in this dis trict by the storm of last Friday morn ing. The service was badly crippled by the storm and many of the lines were put out of commission.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-05
MAYOR HAS OWN
 SALARY REDUCED

Gadsden, May 4-(Special. )-Mayor Mur- phree enjoys the unique distinction of having reduced his own salary. He found that under the code he had no right to a salary of more than 5000 and as he was getting $1200 he had the coun. ci take the necessary steps to bring his compensation within the law.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-05
PEOPLE
 HELPED FREE

The last years of life are the sweet est. and yet the most difficult to pro- bong, It Is then that the greatest care hs exercised in maintaining bodily heslth. But the chief care should al- mays be with regard to the food you |eat and whether you are digesting it properly. You should not allow your self to become constipated
 No doubt you have tried salts and icathartlc pills, purgative tablets, etc. and have come to the conklusipn that they are violent in action and do but temporary good. Lirten. then. to the Ho oice of experience with regard to a wonderful and mild laxative, pr. Cald- wells Syrup Pepsin. It is not ney, only we are trying to find new frienos for it. ",
 A. A. Felts of Johnston City, H., eufrered from stomach trouble for six wears and found his cure in pr. Cald- Wells Syrup Pepsin. His wife uses le bundreds of others. Some heard of 1t first through neighbors or friends oth- CTS through the doctors oner to seno any sufferer from stomach, llyer or bowe, complaint a free sample pottio for trial without charge. If you WilI eend your name and address he will send you a trial bottle direct to your home. If it proves itself as he claims then continue the treatment by buying a 50-oent or s1 bottle of your druggist. as all of them sell 1t. Old people, Ike jt is well to mention that the purity of fbfa remedy is vouched for with the T. s. government Also, though free bottle is sent to prove its merits re- quits are always guarantesd ,.ts iron .ne who will refund your money If 1t does rot satisfy you. Send at least Tor the Free .es5 bottle tosey
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-05

Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets to Atlanta for afternoon train May 3rd, and all trains 4th and 6th, im- ited 9th; rate $6.85.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-05
FOR LUMBER SEE EWART LUMBER CO.,, 4631 First Avenue, East Lake Car Line 4-25-su- -mo-we-fr-tf
Remember the great Athletic Meet. Fair grounds May 8.
AUCTION

A high class Station Wagon and set silver mounted double harness will be sold at our Auc- tion Sale of Horses and Mules today, May 5.
 FEES 6 SONS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-05
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
 SCHOOL OF LAW
University of North Carolina

Three law professors. Additional lec- turers. Six distinct courses given through out the year. No extra charge for other university classes. Qualified students can take IL. B. in two years. Special law building and library Total expenses av- craze 1850 per year. Session begins Sep temper g, 1909. Summer session June 16, 1909.
 Address Registrar,
 University of N. C., Chapel Hill
 4-29-20t-eod
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-05
PARAMOUNT noNTnAeLn

TENNESSEE Reopens April 1st. A Church School for Girls. offering all the regular courses with Special Courses in Art and Music A limit of 60 girls insures individ ual instruction Rates $500. This school |has the unique feature of a Winter vaca- ton instead of the, usual Summer one. Beautiful and healthful location. Cata- logue upon application.
 Rev. E. J. Batty, Director.
 Miss DuBose, Principal.
 2-24-we- sat t-mon- St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-05

N there IS anytulnB HEOuL your ailment that you don't understand, or if you want any medical advice. write to the doctor. and he will answer you fully. Thsre Is no charge for this service. The address Is Dr. W. B. Caldwell, B01 Caldwell 3building, Monticello. Ill.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-18

M" pfwrrss brIus ,umlIUurI ,rHr after
irlf until 10" bush lne.um,, vrla aud
iia'u''d uuru II 0. pu0lud ~ ru give
pli." iu new HIuui
tB 'L.uH there Hfc ninui three
'f"is annually The rf,i urIus goth.
sf'd ~ suuu ls tHr lra,r. hrruE Iu 'hr
spring Arnl iu MAY und The latter
a. new "rusr"s' nulisi nrr mrdr hv
N. plants uhl,h ur,r lrru stripped
u their "HfIIrr foliage. inI, harvest
beginning 600 Iuur ur IuN urd usiIus
~ late o., s'pl,mI~f'"f october
IN aimuud rrod urIrn'1r. 30 ~. the
rnfilrst ,bIursr writer. pru"unrrs
this rufusluw uu ten
II irmr"r, the slHur. and rarmo
Mics the m'ud d.aTs.l, IasrIiudr aud
friir,r. fatigue. awaken, inuusm 1ni
Uf-trui. druuslur-s llghfrns 1nd r,.
frr-br. the ladJ ard rI"Irs o." per.
s-pii,- faculties g. Nrw NurL World
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-18
UNCONSCIOUS WORRY.
ro'r s' the ssbt si rssnv Thing,
Too SsrioItiy

\ great unu, pvmpIr worry Uncun
s,luusIy SAYS - : Mup'u lu Success,
Marnriu" They dupi understand why
ih.l ar, ~ i,pd lu lhr muFuIur. why
their slr,p Was =" disiurhrl and irou
bicd
IbI. mental disturbance l. often
caused by the hlldt ~ taking things
iyu SERIOUSLY. carrying i"p great q
weight II responsibility Eyrtyw where
Nc 49, is7upir 81 hp take NE ten scri
uusiy Nmst ~ ~ are Ike the motor.
man Who not uuIy starts and STOPS the
,Hr aud tries ~ Lrrp from running
over r,up'c bui aIsu feels tremendous
arNlrly aud puuslhlIIiy ahuut the
motive puw"r
uuc - tho must hcIru l"ssuuS llfr
gn iwuu H. that wh..h shows ~,
how ~ du uur vur. A. veil nn II can
Lr done ard then lri prlurIpl" ink"
,nrr ~ the result How often have We
been amur,d iu hrd things come out
much Iriirr than Nr nnii,iWHi"d, io
uui that the great uus-"u I.'U"r ih1i
gu,rrus ,ur lives through WILDERNESS
~ trial aud irlhulnilun int the open
his guided uur ne snip through the
fpgs ~ difficulties aud ~ sorrow
through storms ~ hlrlshlpS nnd
.oss,'s. safely into porI
The Pilot d""S not lose heart when
he cannot see his way lie iurns io
hat myEirIiuus compass which Sr"s
~ plainly la ibr f"g and guides as
faithfully IN the irmprsts ns when tho
,,n IL Ike glass We are IN touch with
power greater ihau ANY compass
.rrnicr than nny pilot, power ihni
'nn .airlcatr ~. from the most dcs'
~rnic situation,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-18
HOOKING AlllGATORS.


Hunting aIIlwlurs ui night with q
hulIs"yo lantern mud shotgun 4, tame
Hpw' COMPARED wrh what i called u
gator luul m Florida" sud nL cid
Ilurilian who h. visiting New York.
= mrau the feat NJ niirrIug nn nlu.
gator alive aud ihru ruvlug the fellow
tr Llah ground through mud aud water
from what i called 10 Flurldu u ga.
lnr hurr
The gator fishermen nrs, mud the
hole which h. indicated Toy 40 opening
90 tie surrounding grIs, In the midst
of drusr growth II vegetation. where
the ground {, worn Smonth 10y the a..
. lI.ntur 10 hIs pulls In aud out Some.
/ lImrs these gator holes ur" ~ the ua.
I tuT" ~ cave in the bank ~ y stream
and may bc 'Hf'rru ur twenty feet
| deep. and II 80 II 1, not Au easy matter
To- roi tho animal out
The Usher O.. supplied with n Ion;
poole With metal hook un th" rnd
lie tHLDs u strong rope and throws II
lbuui the cutranrc of the hole Then
the usher ram, With ia. hooked pol"
down the drn aud wait, aud listens
n be- nud- gator IN the hole be-
trlscs the beast by puklng him untii
the gator IN y rage hually grabs the
huuLrd pole aud l. pulled from the
den It II with uncertainty that h. Il
drlggrd forth. for II i not known
whether the catch I. large or small
The Usher does not know whether tn
gci INT" shape To run or Ia Gghi out
the gator comes, believing aud rnar.
lng mnd
"Aftcr the GATOR i dragged 10 the
surface he In his rage iurus and rolls
and nnally twists himself NJ In the
rope ar moose that has been previously
prepared with the assistance ~ the
others In the party the gators legs
aud mouth nrc tied aud the gator Is a
prisoner.
The gator N for the most part
caught IN marshes where IN" ground Il
soft aud sluShy aud too wet for either
horse ar wagon in enter The fishers
are compelled To- carry their catch to
higher ground. there 10 be- loaded into
the waiting wagon, ani the hunt II
ended. d."-Ncw York sun,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-18

The greatest taftle-'ale In the world
Is womnn's nrr when Il begins -
tell on her -Phils deiphin Record
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-18
A PRecOclOuS DOG.
The Wonderful Fssts He Performed
For Joseph jefferson.


Their. IL n story that l. told ~ !"
scph i"fT"rsrn aud th. buyr tiiai mId
80 dc with th. trimming ui dogs II
appears that there was n gentleman In
New Iberia who owned u very iuI'ili
gent animal. aud hp was uiuSi ANXIOUS
for Mr. jefferson To- see mn rXauIlhp ui
his pruwnss. Accordingly h. i,r,usliI
him Ia the island one day and put bin
through his various tricks. whGrh w"r.
remarkably clever
When the performance was over Mr.
jefferson expressed his appreciation
and wonder NJ what the dog iuad done
but add, Il that he had nu animal that
was even more rruarkablr A. III.
gentleman seemed Ia be- IN suur doubt
as to the truth ~ this statement ~"
dog. a deIccied. stupid luoklng hnsi
was produced. and Mr Jrrrrsnn "r,
dercd him To 20 into his roam and
bring him shoe
Obcdlcnily ID. dog 'rnii.d Into the
house To presently rrapi"'ar with tn.
shoe In his mouth Taking II ir"m
him. Mr. jefferson pati.d him ul"'n
the head aud told him to return I" hi.
room aud bring him the Slipper f"r his
left foot.
And. ml' you. brirg the left one"
he cautioned Us the animal irmt.i
away
When he returned In n moment with
the left slipper III. geniirman could
hardly express his establishment. hut
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-18
Table Mountain.

At Capetown, In South Africa. where
the traveller usually has the trst
glimpse Of the continent. Is Table
mountain. a magnificent natural curl
osity which rises behind the city to
the height OF almost 1000 feet and
has u level top about three sGa:re
miles In area. Its resemblance To II
huge table Is so marked that the
dense clouds which collect at times
around the summit are referred to rs
the tablccloih. a pretty little flower
which Is found nowhere else on earth
grows on top. while ON the northern
side OF It's base Is similarly rare
tree. popularity called the silver leaf
tree,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-18
THE CUP THAT CHEERS.
u" Flowers snd the Way rhsy Are
Oathsfsd In Ch.rs.

iAriy writer's speak of tea ns bnr'
ihg two ,arieil-. one. Thea bobra.
Ihrt supposed To b~ the rourc" ~ tho
black nnd the other. Thea ,irlils, of
'hr green tea, i,u, Robert furiun.
Established the fact IN isiJ thnt while
'bes" two varieties existed. black nnd
green we're made indin.rcniiy from
both
~" tea flower II small. singic. white
,hh hns M sni-ii The seeds are three
mhll nuts. lite nll"rtS. Hni h1'" IN
''lt nhi latter taste. The leaves only
"" used only the young leaves ~"
'hili"r'i ni.i the Younger nui l"ndrr-r
'h'H M" the h"i'rr ih"s mr. collect
NJ When VI" plant l. three year, "ldD
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-18

'Haye You" inquired the city WIS.,
itor, n moss covered bucket about the
placrt"
NO. SIR" answered the farmer.
AN our utensils are stcrllized aud
strictly sanltary,"- Kansas City Jour
nal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-18
No Danger.

The I.ady-ld buy you nice pearl
handled knife for your birthday. but
I'm superstitious. I'm afraid II would
cut our friendship, The Man-Cheer
up, M knife woman buys could
ever cu, anything Cleveland Le tder.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-18
Ihc Attrnesion.

you say you are In love with Miss
Haggsf"
II SURE nm"
hut / can't see anything attractive
about her"
"Nciihrr cnn | see Il Hut IFS In
u. bank. NIL risht."-Clcvcland Leader.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-18

II is.the little pleasures which make
life sweet. as the little dlspleasures
may do more than affections can to
nake Il hitter.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-18
TIME OF THE NATION.
How II la Kept at TIC Naval o..
stWalary In Washington.
THE SIGNAL FOR HIGH NOON.
u 10 Flashed ou, Over Nearly a Nil.
lion hllss of Telegraph Wires Every
Day In tho Yoar-Ths Finely kd.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-18

Coniide u secret to dumb man and
It will make him speak.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-16
Tran SneaS's Wmtter aniaeinnbcu.

New Yprf, 10. Ge5ember. -
6rmu Caroline ". Martiu. Die lung
gcludte Mittter ser 6rau Scep
Sneao, bes OFFERS Der ioaenannter
r@aoepannen : Wpiterie" in Dit
Grange, rs, tai,tte bellte in einem
tieligen Sotel auf u1o miro bon Der
Soli5ei, meld)e Tie als 3eugnn in Dem
betreffenocn Sale 5ilriid 5u balten
miinlft, lharf iiberWaht. Die 5rali
sob eincn iingirten Namen an, dleiii
hire Soentitat wrrbe burd, elm lit
ibrem Simmer eefnnoenes Yiinoel
5eitungen, aus pelfei1 ollie, ani Die
Mffaire Sneao besigliten Mrtife!
~idrafdltig ausgeihnitten iporoen lpa.
rem, ieltgeitellt. Sram Martin bat
lid iest lit ibrem 3immer eingeidloi.
len uno proteittrt gegen jebe 9elGiti.
gllfta leitenS Der VpIHei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-16

game Die eneraiihe Sprate bes
aan5Iers sesen Die porgefonunener
Taftloiigfeiten uno Die bon fran5Dii.
id)er Settle betriebene &erbebung,
.Gageaen miro bie Waroffo.T oIitit
beS StoatsiefretGrS pes MeuBerr
6rciberrn b. Sd)oen ollf oas Seitiaite
angegriffen. Won erbebt gegen i'm
oen Goriuurf. oaB er Den Wohtbo-
bern in Earis geseniiber idmGhIiGc
Nadgiebiefeit ge5eigt unb Die oeilt-
ifen Sntereiien gu @uniten Der fran
56iiiden i'm Std eelaiien babe,
Gie .5dglide &lrnoifau" batte TO-
gar bebauptet, Der Staatsicfret1r oes
NeuBern babe Snitruftionen pom Der
iranBoliiten 8otihuft in Berlin &C.
bolt. Garanfbin be5eidnete Sreiberr
b. Sdoen Die In9aben bes gIattes
ais oreiite Grfiuoung. Mber Die
r5Gglihe Runoid)all" bdlt lire tribe
rem Wittbeilunqen nid)t MIR ouire9t,
ionbern fiist Die meitere 9ebmptung
bin5u, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ielbit
ieien unfreipiaise 3eueen Der @biens
Dung zines SefretGrs bes 5~reiberrn
b. Sboen nod Der Giplomntenloge
0es Hethsta9es geipeIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-16
Wcuae Gaire's NriQinae.

It !, Conn, Is. Ge5embcr.-
60 dbnlib leben iid Sreoerid NM
5rancis, 5mei Der Irilinee, NIT De.
men George Saire bon @aterburp in
Der pergansenen @ofe begliidt pllr.
De, oob i6nen, INN tie bon einanoer
nnterid)eioen SIT fonnen. peribieoen.
farbige gdnoer Inn sic Mrme &c
fniipft merben miiiien, Sic werben
ein5eln 9ebaoet, lueil Die 81rterin
iiirftet, lie peripefieln 81 fonner.
@eitern iritrben Die beioen anabell
5uiammen nit ibrem Shmeiterhen
Warp getauft. Die gon5e ~llmgeeeno
nimmt an ben Srilingen bos erobte
Sntereiie; iiber bunbert 2eute fonOell
iid) geitcrn IN Dem Sallie 2aire'S ein,
I'M lid Die Orollen Steiner or5il.
ihMlcn-, ltnter ben &eriopen, melAc
sur Seier ocs Cages 9lllmen ionbten,
befanS iid aud eSrau Geo. 6. 2iuep,
bie @ittuc oeS friibercn @ouper-
rcurs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-16
Nms Gifer5nht.

0em. Dorf, 10. 0esember..-
Sermnnn alatIhte, elm @eItanrateur,
termunoete seItern Ibeno ben Sfoil.
ipieler Mar Goldberg uuo Die 8auoe.
billie. Sdauipielerin 2i55ie Sbapiro
hrrd) sdiiiie. geioe Iieeen i'm So
ipitol 1T fritiid)cm 3ultanbe oarnic-
Ger unb alatidfe befinoet iid in
SOFT. Si55ie iou friiber elm 8erbGlt.
nib nit &lotiffe gebabt, ieood fiirs.
lid ibre Neiguns oui Goldberg iiber.
traeen baben. Ger Chatter Iallerte in
einem Sausgang an Der Soriptbe.
Strabe auf Oas SCAR uno CAB 6euer,
ols oaiielbe eribien.
2i55ie Shapiro lit perbeiratbet, bot
iiG iebod bon ibrem @atten getrennt
umo Der 2ettere perflagte &latidte
leitoem pegen Notwithstanding oes
Srauen5immers. Sn ben alf oieien
Yro5eB be5iiglifen Gofumenten miro
rargelegt, oaB alatihfe eigentlid eitl
rniiiiber @raf, Namens Mihael
MifaeIolpitif 9ariinoif, iei, oob CT
triiber ais Sberit nj Der ruiiiid)en
@aroe gebient uno ipdter 1000 ap.
iaden 81 Siflis comnlanbirt babell,
ilnb oaB ct jest Der Gbef Der gebei-
inen rniiiiden Eoli5ei in ben Ser.
Staaten lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-16
Gnblidj MaTer fir 3cdlcm.

philadelphia a, ga, IS. 0e5.
Ger iiingite beftise &%eaenihirnl
hat i'm 0itlid)en nnh meitliten 5beii
zen Eennlplpanien Sd)aoen bon SUN
eerttauienoen BON Collars ongerid)-
tct, aber Der lang anboltenben Giirre
aegebolfen, welde ben 9etrieb Der
&~oblcn5ed)en 10 empiinblid sebemrnt
bette. WGbreno Der Giirre, Die 60
Sose lang oanerte, botten Die aroben
Goblcnaeieuifaften Sauienoe Dol,
Cellars anfsewenoet, Inn @aiier aus
sroben @ntiernnngen gum menigitenS
tytiImeiien @etrieb Der aoblenbers.
irerfe tcrbei idIeppelt s1i laiiell. Tas
unmettcr bat iibrigens bic Gommmni.
tdtipn slpiidfn perihiebencn Srterl
geItort mo bellte langten nod alc
@obn5iige perip1tet an.
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Eindlot iueii, Staff.

empfieblt Den Giienbabnen anfalif
friiberer@ albIanoereien uno @ie-
oeraniforitung o%erielben. - Cam
miro eS ibHen nid)t oil Sol, mon-
geln.
Gbtcagp, Su, Is. 9e3ember. =
Zen anfauf bon 0alolGnoereien unh
ibre @ieoeraufforitung ieitens scr
gtlenbabncn empfabI 8ifforo Tin.
dot, Der Gbef Der 9unbes- 6orItper.
ipaltumg,. in elmer Gonierens nit ErG-
lloenten unO Veamten Der beoeutenb.
item giIenbobnen bes 2anoes oils oos
bette Wtittel. Dem 9anbe feline @alber
81 erboltcn uno gleib3eitie fir Den
fiinftigen 9eoarf Der eiienbabneu al
Sd)peaen unb Efoiten gu tragen.
Sn elmer G%ntgeenung auf Die 8or.
itIdee oes Serrn Bin6ot meintc
Damn oaerbin9S Erdiioent Mlloge
bon Der Chicago, Sod Sslanb & ga.
cific.9obn, on mogliferlpeiie inner.
balb 90 Sabren Die Giienbabnen lid,
in Den Sdnoen Ser 9unOesresierung
b%eiinoen wiirben, 10 iei es Die ani.
gabe Der n~ationalen &egierung, fir
Die fiinftigen 9eoiirfniiie ser Sd)ie.
nenmege Sorge 81 tragen. Sr. Eins
dot mar elmer Ginlaoung bes Samil.
ton-Glubs geiolgt nnb trat am Nbeno
Die Hiidreiie nod 0aibineton an.
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&c lit leidter, Die Scribe 6es 3ua.
reg 3i erbdIten, als iic ipieoer ber5ii.
ltelfett. ltnierc @robmiitter fainter
oas GcbeimniB. Sic maften ,nto
6~enusten rsalbei Tbce" uno oamit
crbiclten iie lid ountles. aIdn5enoes
Scar bis in's reife MIter. Die ieeige
Generation bat ben BortbeiI Dor Ser
!esten %iniofern, ais iie "Npetb's
Saae nno SuIpbur" fauiea fam =
elm beIicres Saar-g rbaltumgsmitfe
GIG Ser altmoSiife .saIbei Sbee."
@ne gtpotbcfen iiibren es fir soc.
unb $1.OO Die 5Iaide, coer cs miro
gegen Gmpfai,e Ses Hreiies brett
poa ser @petD Chemical 60, "a
Gortlanot.S Str, Neiu-yorf gitp, Der.
ianot.
Bum gerfauf mnb empfobIeu bon
Ser .8feao Drug Co." (G)
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Watiunal6anf IdJliest Sbiiren.

Tulia, Ola, Is. 9e5ember. =
Sie bielige Sarmers' Nationalbanf
bat ibre 3ablungen eingeiteat. lie
ShlieBung Der 9anf war cine Solae
bes fiir5liten 3uiammenbrl,t)es Der
columbia 9onf & SruIt So" bon
Sflaboma Gitp, Die nit Der Hatio-
naIbanf in elmer aeiddftliden Ser
binoltng itnnb. Nod Dem letter 81
non5ausweis b%elieien lid) ole Gepo'
iiten auf $4,000, bierpon 100000
in ituatliden, ltGbtiifeu uno Gountp.
8eloern. Hah Der Nngabe oes @ou-
bernelrs Sasfel lit Die Summe Scr
Staatsgeloer, Die in Der inioIpent ge,
t%uoroenen 9anf oeponirt iinb, 1922.
S67.