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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-07-09
Cuba Paving for Cannon.

Madrid, July 2.-it is announced
officially here that Cuba has paid over
to the Spanish minister at Havana.
Senior de Ayala, the first of the three
annual instruments of the 100000 al.
lowed for Spanish cannon left in the
fortresses of Cuba and claimed by
Spain under the terms Of the peace
SrOtucol
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

That genial comedian W. J. Florence
had a habit OF promising a man Dish
or some game when be was about
starting on a hunting or HshIug trip.
Day after day would pass. and the
game would not be forthcoming But
almost every day letter or telegram
would come saying that Florence had
not forgotten; that Florence was Just
about sending the game; that there
was no cause for worry, as q hne Dish
or deer was on les way 10 the express
ONCE. At nrst this SOlleitousneas
would cause courteous letters and teie-
grams IN return. Az the delay got
longer the victim would get impatient
and would anally be literally haunted
by huge oshes or deer, with the com
pliments Of w. J. FloreDce." Then
some ine day. when Il was least ex-
pocted. the Cab or deer would come.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24
WHITE PLAGUE WAR.
gliibaard Flsht en- Tuberculosis 70 -
Nation wide.

Nation Wide.
Preparations have been nearly com
plslsd for q national 100000 poster
Sampalgn against tuberculosis. which
vii b substantially supported by bill
posters and persons interested 10 the
ever growing night With the disease.
Tue National Association For the
esuay and Prevention Of Tuberculosis.
ehs Associated BIN Posters aud Dis
eributern Of America and the Poster
Printers Association Of the UnitgD
states have united IN the distribution
and putting up OF large posters feet
vide by Q feet 4 inches high. Three
smaller posters which will be put out
are labeled az follows; "RemembeF.
eonsamptlon kills one In every ten In
ahls district" Consumption can BE-
pFFVented" and "Cuuse Of cOnsump-
don" Zach OF ihe three smaller post
err has rules Inscribed for the proven
Sion IT the dlaeaHe.
The cnmpalgn N an outcome OF the
last convention OF the billpOsters, At
whirh time q resolution was adopted
nruhtlnn FIRE VI charge 90 the National
Association For the study aud Proven
don Of Tuberculosis space on all the
hlllb0arda controlled by the orgnnlEa-
tion. located In S.4OO towns and VII
laRpa OF the Quilted states.
The national association was con-
ffOnted then With the diliiculty Of get
ting fliBds 20 print the posters and was
alded by the poster printers, who Of
1ssed TO do the printing free. Paper
manufacturers then were appealed to,
and this resulted In enough paper be-
lnR secured to start the printing Of To-
600 posters. The sketches for the de-
u.Hus were solicited from artists IN and
around New York.
Through the generosity Of the diner
ent groups the national association u
able 20 lnaugurate one % the largest
bfllpoetlng campaigns ever uudertakeu
~ q phIlanihFupie organization. Phi
~ Jacob. assistant secretary % the 90
ISOLATION. says that 100000 posters
VII b. pasted on blllboarda 10 ever
alntr OF the Union. The posters arr
Designed 10 show graphically how COO
.anmpfion cen BE- cured and prevenied
Il 4 expected that the poster cam
naIgn VA stimulate interest n ever
tpcailtr 10 the Ubiied States fcr ths
n1sgenti0n ane epro q The disease
~ assoclstion INTENDS % pos ou'
a1ncf deSIgns lalef.
Aroaelauon mpnbelg argue that Pc
m W. hhnuld saaa e iniar,at =
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24


For unreallty % sentiment IN hymns
we must 10 back 10 the eighteenth
century. Here Il an instance;
An. lovely appearance % deathi
What sight upon earth q % fairf
Not all che $40 pageanta that breathe
Can with q dead body compare-
Il seems strange that death should
have been the occasion for q touch Of
unconscious humor IN q hymn. 10 the
collection entitled "Hymna. Ancient
and Modern" there was aud possibly
still q the following verse:
Thay a. uut hssr whsn che great ben
- finnina overhead.
Thay caunct Fias and cone % church
VITA us-tor lnsy ARE doaa
Tas llsl Of things which "they" ere
unahIa % g. might ~ lndonnilaly en-
trn1of. --10afDn Chfouiclo.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

Twelve years Gave passed since the
Goethe museum az Frankfort WIS
opened as an annex to the Goethe
haus. and 10 the meantime the library
has grown to 10000 volumes. together
with a precious collection OF manu-
scripts and drawings. Now II has been
decided TO replace the unstable struc-
ture with two iine nreprOof editices In
the style prevailing In Frankfort In
100. TO be erected In the Grossen
Hirachgraben and the Salzhaus. adj
Joining the birthplace Of the poet,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

,neme describes me preparations Tor
the counts ascent IN his HrSt dlrigible
balloon. the smooth digit. the applause
OF the multitudes as the alrshlp passes
over the plains, the mountains the
valleys and the cities. the thunder
storm, the landing and Hnally the de-
atruction Of the aerOcraft by IRE.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

Commenting on this financial deal a
leading New York paper In 90 edito-
rial says:
what j. Pierpont Morgan bought
FROM Thomas r. Ryan was not a ma
jorlty OF the stock OF the Equitable
life Assurance society, but the privi-
lege OF controlling over S4OO,OOO.OOO OF
other peoples money. The Equitable
stock that Mr. Ryan originally owned
could pay only S3,5i4 10 legitimate div
blends under the 7 per cent clause 10
the society's charter. Mr. Ryan paid
James Hanen Hyde t2.5OO.OOO for this
opportunity 20 earn S3,bi4 a year.
what Mr. Morgan has paid 10 Ar.
RYAN o. still a secret, but Mr.. Ryan ia
not IN the habit OF selling anything foE
less than be- paid for H.
'sThe Morgan interests have long
dominated the New York life. Now
with the assets % the Equitable IN
their possession they WELD what q
probably the most tremendous Imam
ciaI power concentrated ID the hands
Of any set Of private individuals IN tbl
WOrld.n
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

Emperof francs Of Austria an1
empress once ATTENDED, tbe ppft
aBce Of a play which abounded {.
IItical illusions. On leaviog TIE 81
alter be unmarked good nafuredlg.
may congratulate ourselves 90 14t
seen the piece AZ all. for ! am
that q VIII be speedily forbidde1
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

August Bnngort'u new symphony,
-zoppelln'a FIRST voyage" whlch was
reoonily prollnccd under TIE dirseilon
q Professor Wuliam Rcs &c Coolabz,
Germany, = do1lc8ls1 O. Count zep-
palln. n inlroiucoa tba eptomobiio
Angn q a. oeA,.,sal lnsszaneal ne
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

the campaign against tuberculosis ars
not attracted by small pamphlets upon
the subject. 90 must be attracted 10
this striking mauner. The undertak-
ing has necesaltatpd a large outlay to
cover mailing expenses.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

Il fear yOu are q victim Of the drink
habit"
"You mlsiudgs me. Lack Of the
prize cured me Of the drink habit loog
ago Its merely the thirst that both
err me- nOw."-Phiiadeiphla Ledger
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

''Tims b money"
''Cnf that - out!s
-Why 90 SOa can & -
cay. rye losl done fea gtal.
pehilsntiaey ana coue oat
Cisveland Lea1rE
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

Love yVur nslghbOS - yourself"
= o."
-Tlsa wig % yOu have uu.A .
aFUaehP
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24
At ]. P. MoRGAN's COMMAND.

Vast Banking Capital and Resources
Controlled BY the Crest Banker
sThe enormous bauklng capital aud
resources controlled by J. plerpont
Morgan. the noted hnancier and bank
or. who recently bought the stock OF
the Equitable Life Assurance society
held by Thomas \. Ryan. who pur-
chased the EqulthbIe's stock control
from james Hazen Hyde Ia june
1905. are shown IN the following table:
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
DO NOT LIVE TO EAT

The man had rheumatism and a
cough and his physician gave him
some common sense advice;
Your condition is due 20 improper
diet. The cough Is the result OF a
feverish condition because you eat
too much. The rheumatism is caused
by the bad state of your blood. You
must eat only plain. easily digested
food. The majority OF people who
come 20 me seem 10 think the stom-
ach is simply q receptacle for any
thing that tastes good. The stomach
Is not box to- be- flied, emptied and
filled again, day after day. Nature in.
tends II for another purpose We
should be careful what we
swallow and take moderate
meals We are constructed OF
what We eat: II becomes our
blood. limbs and brain IL We want
good blood. sound minds. sturdy legs
and strong arms. free from aches and
pains, We must eat the right kind of
food You stop eating hearty meals
OF rich or fried food. pastry and
sweets Take meat only once a day
Drink two glasses OF water between
meals. Drink no coffee.
The irregular action OF your kid.
neys and bowels, the rheumatism and
the cough will be quickly relieved by
SCOTS Emulsion OF Cod Liver OIL Ii
is nerve tonic. a pure blood medi-
cine and cough cure Avoid all al
cohol or wine compounds. and take
only SCOTS Emulsion
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09

ton extends also 10 stockholders or
directors
Amending the law relative 10 ap-
peals from justice courts. SO when o5-
! jections are made TO complaints. war
rants or other proceedings the same
must be set forth specifically In the
recognizance and the justice OF the
peace shall make these complete re-
turns when they shall be deemed is
sues Of law in the circuit court.
Declaring tuberculosis an infectious
and communicable disease and provid-
ing methods 10 prevent its spreading.
Amending the warehouse law. max
ing " a misdemeanor for warehouse
men TO refuse any person the legal
right 10 examine goods stored in their
warehouse.
Rep Woodruff amended his bill to
cover the room only. where minors
may be. and Warner, OF Frankfort.
succeeded in having the games OF
bowling and ninepins struck out OF the
bill on the ground that minors are
employed TO set up the pins and the
bill was passed Last session there
was a heavy fight 10 keep these two
games out OF the law. but they went
in and as II has proven dead letter
IL was deemed best TO exempt them.
The following bills were introduced
in the house.
BY Dusenbury. Of Isabella, for the
creation of a public economy commits
sion OF three members with a $1,000
year salary each. whose duties shall
be 10 tell the legislature how 10 econ
omize.
By Farmer, OF Livingston, to amend
the banking laws so that at all board
meetings each director must sign the
minutes.
BY Lodge. OF Detroit, for two pro-
bate judges in Wayne county.
BY Morrice, Of Emmett, providing
that the tax on resort property shall
be used for the improvements OK that
and next adjoining property.
By Engle, OF Sanilac, To provide Tor
the election of drain commissioners.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
THREE ARRAIGNED ON
COUNTERFEIT CHARGE

MARSHALL. Mich. March 9.-Peter
Hansen, William kulp and William
Shaw. who were arrested here Satur-
day on the charge az counterfeiting,
were arraigned before United States
Commissioner Clark. in Battle Greek.
yesterday afternoon. Hanson waived
examination and was held TO the
grand jury at Detroit in $500 bail.
which he could not furnish IL is said
he will turn states evidence when his
case comes up for hearing His wife
secured warrant for his arrest or
the charge OF non-support Saturday.
but Secret Service Agent German had
arrested him earlier in the day. kulp
and Shaw demanded an examination.
which was set for next Monday. The
officers found In the Kulp house a
large outfit for turning out bogus
coins.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
MAYORS OF FOUR CITIES
IN CELEBRATION

SAGINAW. Mich. March An all.
day festival will De held tomorrow
when the celebration Of the formal
opening OF the new Saginaw and Flint
electric railway will take place. The
mayors Of four Michigan cities, DE
troll. Flint. Saginaw and Bay City. are
expected TO participate. a committee
Of 80 Flint citizens will Journey 10
Saginaw tomorrow III special car
over the new line a large party Of
Saginaw people VIII return To Flinj
with the residents OF that pace. stops
being made along the line for mutual
exchange OF greetings
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09

on March q, Speaker Cannon and his
friends have been very busy. Noscs
/ have been counted. members consult
ed aud powerful leaders of the sen.
ate called In for counsel and guidance,
/ But with all this the house leader
ship is dissatisfied The spirit OF re
volt Is running high and II will not be
known for several days Just what the
outcome will be.
Representative James X Mann. ot
Illinois. potential Republican lea
er. highly respected ON both sides
of the house. admits that the present
insurgent movement fills him with
alarm
1t is apparent Tn any one familiar
with the procedure In the house mat
conditions are not propitious TO the
orderly dispatch OF business In the
session that will begin March 10.
ne said Personally | believe that
the rules that have prevailed In the
house for many years should be re-
adopted without radical modification,
Al the same time there IS al least a
possibility that We may be controntei
by an ugly situation In the new eoi'
gress.
should the so-called Republican in
surgents and the Democratic minority
combine and insist upon a revision or
the rules. the country might be- com
PEELED 70 wait for some time the pas
sag, OF revenue measures while the
house was getting itself in order.
"A revision OF the rules as proposed
by some OF our friends could not be
accomplished in a brief space OF time.
Ii might consume two or three months
or longer What concerns me is what
the country would think OF such per
Torrance when business impatiently
awaited the solution OF the revenue
problem.
Il am hopeful that We will be able
TO get together and hnd solution
OF the difficulty in order that the Re
pubiicans may act in unity on the new
tariff bill and such other measures
as may be brought, up affecting tie
revenues"
Cannon Sees Victory.
Speaker Cannon. after mis- visit &c
the White House. said: We will or
ganize the house In a week now and
20 right on doing business just as
we always have done We have ma.
jority OF Sand We will do II
reception TO the new members
of congress by the Republican con
gressional committee on Friday at
which IL Is understood Speaker Can
non Will be present. is one OF the
latest developments in the maneuvers
preliminary 10 the fight on the rules
The sO-called insurgents are also
preparing a preliminary move. Rep
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
TAFT is APPEALED
To BY LEADERS
Of HOUSE
PRESS DENT rs ASKED TO SAVE
HOUSE FROM DISCRIMINATION
INSURGENTS SAY THEY WILL
WIN.

WASHINGTON. March 9-PreSi-
: dent Taft has been Appealed 10 by
house leaders 10 save The house OF
representatives. from becoming Il dis
organized body when the special SEES
sion OF congress begins ON March 10.
The insurgent Republicans say they
( have the house organization, headed
by Speaker Cannon. beaten unless the
president upholds the hand or the OF
ganlzation. A number OF the or
ganization's representatives have APP
pealed to President Taft TO come To
their relief Speaker Cannon and
Senator Aldrich had "a long talk with
the president. yesterday. Rep Muir
dock OF Kansas, who is mentioned as
a successor OF Cannon. says the insur-
gents will win II TAFT does not inter
fere.
We are not fighting to encompass
the defeat of Joseph Cannon, the
speaker OF the house" Rep. Murdock
said. He is the only Republican can
didate for that high honor and he will
succeed himself unless he voluntarily
retires. We are contesting for sub
stantial change In the rules that will
restore 10 the house liberty OF thought
and action on the part OF individual
members IL Is n fight for principle {"
IL was apparent 10 every one who
saw them yesterday that the .Repub-
lican leaders were badly worried over
the situation in tho house. With 30
Republicans on mischief bent. and the
Democrats warlike and ugly. il ap-
pears as II the majority OF the house
made up OF the Democratic minority
and the marauding Republicans would
run amuck and effect changes in the
rules amounting 10 legislative revolu
ton.
Leadership Is Dissatisfied.
Since the adiOnrnlnenf OF cnngrass
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
1874 SALOONS IN
WAYNE COUNTY
(Erom a staff Correspondent.)

(From a Staff Correspondent.I
LANSING. Mich, March 9.-Audi.
tor-General Fuller has secured data as
TO the proportion OF saloons TO pop
rlation by counties in Michigan. The
figures show that Wayne has .S7i sa
looms. or one TO every 20T OF popula
ton: Kent. 243 saloons. one TO 56y
persons; Saginaw. 252. one TO 234; st
Clair. 1919. Vke 10 43l; Houghton, 27S
one 10 259 :N-Delta lG4, one To ICE ;
Bay. 231, one TO Pa.
The Ormsbee bill provides that
there shall not be more than one sa
loon to each 500 population, and that
when the existing license expires no
new ones shall be issued until the
population has increased tue required
amount.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09

resentatiye Davis. OF Minnesota. de-
clsred that the plan for obtaining
changes in the rules includes the
bringing about OF a deadlock ON the
election or the speaker through the
scattering OF votes by the insurgents.
Other insurgents, however. declare
there will be no tight against Mr.. Can.
non. hut that their Efforts will be con
centrated on a plan g. vote down the
motion OF the usual previous question
on the motion TO ADOPT the rules NJ
the 'sixtieth congress. The insurgents
are bringing pressure 10 bear on
other members 10 vote with thenI in
defeating the motion.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
LEAPS FROM FIFTH
FLOOR TO DEATH

NEW YORK, March 9.-Walter Hit
teau Merriam, lawyer, well-known
in the Wall-st district, committed sui
eide today by leaping from a "indo"
Of his home on the fifth floor or the
fashionable apartment house, NO. /
West Sixty-eighth-st. S4pce the deat y
OF his father last OCTOBER ne had SUI
fered from A nervous breakdown.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
Romance Begin, in
Lansing and Ends in
Wedding in California

BIG RAPIDS, Mich. March s.-A
romance that started in Lansing has
eliminated in Recdley. Cal. where
Miss Florence l.adner was married 20
William Henson. a, wealthy owner ~
a fruit ranch and general store n
Fresno. The bride vas employed In
the auditorgenerals ONCE in Lansing,
and Mr. Henson lived in the state cap
ital. too. About year ago Mr.. Hen
son answered the call OF the west.
buying a fruit ranch and general store
in California. He persuaded Miss
Ladner 10 visit relatives in the Col
den Gate state and pressed his suit
which resulted in the wedding on
March |.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
MRS. ROOSEVELT
To VISIT ITALY

OYSTER BAY. y. Y. March y
Mrs. Roosevelt. her daughter Ethel
and Quentin will leave oyster Bay
some time the latter part OF June o:
the fore part OF July for Italy, where
they will be the guests OF Mrs. Roose'
velt's sister, Miss Carew, at her villa
near Rome while the former presi-
dent is in Africa. From there Mrs.
Roosevelt will meet her husband AZ
the end Of his hunt,
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
ANOTHER TERM FOR SMITH

WASHINGTON. March 9,-Bo'h
Michigan senators have agreed 20
recommend Cad Smith for reappoint.
ment as collector Of customs at Mar.
anette Friends OF Senator. Smith ex-
pected that this berth would go 10
Charles Burns. who. as a member Of
The legislatnre- made-A- strong tight
Tor Smiths election as senator
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09

Edges and Insertions worth TO Csc
Nainsook Swiss and Cambria ma
terials. with pretty. new patterns. lr-
sertions one inch wide. Edges to
inches.
Flouncing % G inches wide. Edges ~
II II inches Values to zoe, Fine Swiss
Nsinsook and Cambria New patterns.
Flouncings to inches wide. lnssr-
tons to "a inches Values to a5C.
Very hne grades OF Cambria. Main
sock and swiss Dainty patterns
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09

Words cannot express my praise for
your tonic. | weighed only ninety
pounds before taking Peruna, now 90
hundred nineteen pounds"
Cntarrh OF Internal Organs.
Mrs H. H. Jackson. K. +. II. 5. New
man Ga writes: Il have had catarrh
al the Internal organs for more 1n-v
a year | tried other medicines with
out any benefit.
Il was persuaded TO give Peruna q
trtal ana The frst bottle proved a god
send and after taking ten bottles 1
have received permanent cure.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09

new invalid's pc. Califorrilns
invention. is so devised that the occu-
pant may pc changed TO almost any
position or lowered into d bath by me
operation OF cranks
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
bowels aud stomach.

Miss Mary Jones. 1915 Reynolds ave.
Chicago. Ill. writes.
Il can recommend Peruna as good
medicine for chronic Catarrh OF the
bowels and stomach. have been
troubled severely with IL for over thee
years.
"One year ago ! began 10 take Pc
runa. the wonderful tonic FOR women.
and | noticed wonderful Improve
ment at once. ! took six bottles in sue
cession and | always have IL on Aand
10 take some now and then when my
cough IL bad.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
&c.,
&c.,
2Icrss,st
DANNY WhHe
GnlmbeS

A fine showing of them will be
presented in the Children's Store
tomorrow. New, fresh, dainty
STYLES to fit little tots of years
on up step by step to styles suit
able for a miss with a 32-inch bust
measure.
Even the soc styles-which are the
lowest-are remarkably neat and re-
fined-while the styles get prettier as
the prices go upward, TO perfect little
dreams OF handmade guimpes with
French embroidery at 50
Fine TO wear under the Jumper
dresses
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09

FILES CURED IN TO - DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT ~ guaranteed TO sure
Protruding plies IN to IL days or
money refunded soc.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
EMbr0ldered Organizes
1T I0C n Tara
Sold by us at acc many times in the past.
Just 1000 yards.

Sold by a 2oc many times in the past.
Just 1000 yards
And be had, the price, when this lot is gone
saving each yard AS fresh
be and Of their original wrap
pings This yards small lot he mills call it
smalD hand and the market well supplied we
got them a reduction
Sheer White Organizes printed with charming floral pat
terms blue pink yellow heotrope and green, with en-
patterns scattered about amongst the flowers
Fine dresses sacques and for short time
here Ioc yard.
sc and 1sc Madras a1c yard inches wide Savy ~
checks pads and
2sc Cotton Popns yard SoiI cSors F en
sci colo ~
strip fne for Regularly "a
q
havet .
accou OF n 1
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
Picture Framing
AytlsncaHy Done

On the fifth floor is a Complete
Picture Store. where framing is done
very reasonably Try IT with the next
Picture you want framed.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
Ne5v C0iOred
TUB BRAIDS

They are one OF the new things
that thi, season OF color effects
has brought ont They are to be
used ON Children's Dresses and
little boy, Wash Suits, for one
81 the good things about them is
The way they can bc tubbed with
~, the colorS fading one bit
Combinations OF light blue. old
blue. navy. red. lavender mais green
pink with white or all white.
The patterns are In neat embrOider-
ed effects ON cotton bands - To >
inches wide They add pretty touch
and are only &c to SOC a yard.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
1900 2ardS Of Embro1de17eS
IN IMPORTERS OVerst0ck

An Importers OVerstOck
of or
f would ever
O PENN if it
h Importer o
outlet?
Emtrdiey
Fncng
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09

MrsE West,lS
We a
abe
hadpro incurable.
am verym pleased Peruna."
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09
KeeneSt
Delights

are realized in the first taste Of
delicious
The Detroit times., 1909-03-09

~IUUN' SFI'P 70 OIo~H u HTFNNs
Since the adjournment OF congress