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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-11-17

Morgan County Teachers Association,
TO BE HELD At
Versailles, Missouri, November II, IS and 10Th, 1910.
THURSDAY MORNING.

THURSDAY MORNING.
l0:O0-l0:45 Organization, enrolment,
explanation Of program.
i0:45-ll:A5 Course of study session,
led by Edith Ha,nlin, Opal Roark,
Floyd Rowland, &c Gingerich, Dan
bradshaw, Laura Williams aud Lillian
Dunn. General Discussion.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
1:lS-l:50 Opening.
~l:30-2:l5 School organization session.
(a) When is a school we'll organized?
(b) How avoid forming too many class
es? William Hughes, Laura Kruse, Mrs.
Fidelia Harrison and Dollie Igo.
(c) Should any High School work be
done In the Rural Schoolsl William
Strong, Nellie Clark.
(d) How work out a study and recita.
ton program! J. X. Edmondson,
Clara Hamlin, Chas. Tompkins, Ger.
trude Boiling.
(e) What to do with the irregular
classified pupil A. H. Jordan, Thrus-
ton Hawks, Revo Johnson. General
discussion.
2:l5-3:OO Talk by State Representative.
3:0O-3:45 Country school problems,
led by Dave Short. Dave Gehrs, Lille
Clark, l. W. Merchant, Pauline Nolte,
Oscar Weaver, G. B. Reynolds and
Chas. Lee.
3:45-4:30 Paper-select subject, Anna
Duff and Lizzie Draffen.
500 Entertainments
FRIDAY MORNING.
S:45-9:O0 Opening.
9:0O-9:40 Talk by visitor from the
State Department.
9:40-lO.OO Illustrative lesson, Olive
Thorpe.
10 :OO-lO:30 Papers-select subject, Fac
Long, Prissie McClanahan, Ida L.eutjin
l0:30-lu:45 Recess.
l0:45-ll 40 Schools of the County, re.
ported by the teachers. Every teacher
is expected to give from three to five
minute reports OH the condition OF
their respective districts. Discuss ell
rollment. attendance, number of class.
es, number in classes, equipment,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-11-17
Free Trip To Europe.

S,urm's Oklahoma Magazine is on our
desk, and it is a handsome, progressive
Magazine of the most modern appear
ance, comparing favorably with the big
Eastern publications. and being intensely
Interesting as it is full of we'll prepared
and illustrations concerning
and the Southwest.
This Magazine has made it an annual
|eveiit for three years to take a party Of
|OklahoIna girls on a months outing in
the East for getting subscriptions to that
publication. Now it is engaged in select
ing girls all over the U. S. whom it will
take on a two months trip through Eur
ope, with all expenses paid, for securing
6OO annual subscribers; work that can be
accomplished in a very short time by any
Energetic person, especially since there
8 so much interest in the wonderful
krowth and development of the South.
vest, as we'll as the splendid historical
lrticles which appear monthly in the
Magazine.
The Magazine is published in Okla
)oma City. the fastest growing city in
he United States, which according to
be present census has grown from TO-
81 in 1900 to "a, 2O5 in 1910. All Okla.
PIMA is growing in just this way and il
not surprising that the eyes of all the
buntry are turned toward Oklahoma.
We would like to see some of OUT
oung people get this appointment. Sc
ire the required number Of subscrip'
ous and enjoy this trip.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-11-17

6 NEWS.


The Ladies Band Of Slower will
give a band concert and entertain
ment in the Hall at Slower in the
near future.
Harness dipped for 80 cents
in pure Neatsfoot oil, and now is the
time to oil your harness. All kinds
Of horse liniments for sale.
SAM B. THOMPSON,
Glensted, Mo.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-11-17
p. l.. WILLIAMS,
n DENTIST.
Office in New Odd Fellow Building
Rooms 81. IS
Versailles. Mo.
Prompt service and frst.class work
to all patrons. Phone 81.

The Rev. Irl r. Hicks 1911
Almanac.
The Rev. 1rl r. Hicks Almanac
for 1911, that guardian Angel in a
hundred thousand homes, is now
ready. Not many are now willing to
be without it and the Rev. Irl r.
Hicks Magazine, Word and
Works. The two are only One
Dollar a year. The Almanac is
35c prepaid. No home or Office
should fail to send for them, to
Word and Works Publishing
Company, St. Louis, Mo.
We offer Word and Works, the
1911 Almanac, and the Morgan
County REPUBLICAN for S1.25.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-11-17

WANTED:--Every one in Yer
sailles and vicinity to read the open
ing chapters of the e serial by Ro-
bert w. Chambers in the November
number of COSMOPOLITAN MAG
AZINE. 1t is the greatest novel Of
the year and is illustrated by Charles
Dana Gibson.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02
UP
 NEW FORESTS

The forest service Is preparing to plant new trees throughout the Pa cifc coast states which are being rapidly denuded by forest fires and natural commercial consumption. The following from western oregon pub ucatiOu is of interest;
 The forest service is planting $50 acres of the 25OO acres burn in Ash land canyon last summer. Ranger F, u DuBofs established a camping place Saturday and is at work now, having a force of twelve men employ sd for the purpose of setting in $50 acres before the weather beeoQes un- seasonable. Approximately 300 acres will be planted at Brushy Hm and the balance in the vicinity of the in takes of the municipal power plant.
 Scotch fir, European lareh and Norway spruce are the seeds being planted. Prof. Kummel of Washing ton. D. C., was on the scene a few weeks ago and decided on the tmme- diate planting of the area described this fall. to be followed with more planting next season. The forest ser vice estimates that 25OO acres was burned over last summer and that about 700 acres suffered considerable injury. They report that the BruShy Hul section had a destructive fire 40 or 50 years ago and the growth burned over averaged about 20 years of growth. saying that 1t took a decade or two for nature to give It start while the service service gets 90 in motion the same reason.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02
POULTRY SHOW
 FUR SKAGNAY

There Is a movement under Way ,o have a poultry and pet stock show here m Skasway some Jime in Jauu- uy The idea seems to have met wtla universal favor among the vwu- CTS of horoughbreds and it is sur prisiDg how extensive is this list Of owners of blue blooded chickens There are enough of them alone Go make Jbe show a success in attend ance. but of course great many outsiders win be induced to attend
 Skagway win be surprised to learn that there are sixteen breeds of thoroughbred chickens in tne place, not counting two yariltes of the ban tam family There are three yartties Of duck. three of geese and three of pigeons.
 Pet stock consists of fox hounds, be4slys. red Gordon and Lewellyn seJers. span5els and fox terriers. rus hounds and bull terriers.
 Bautams and pigeons are owned by Mover. Kirmse. Clark. webber, Me Eiuzie. SandOack and SJurgeL
 Bu, che real blue birds that pro duce all the nice caclle berries are owned by the following; Capt COdet Uorer. Huku. Hudson, Wheeler Van DeWau. Ward. Sweeny, Boone Park er Dedmau. Shearer, w. Shearer. Baker A. J. Baker, BarnboIIer Matthews, Taden, Deyerelle, Clark. Richter Doree. Boshart, Ltddicoat. shaw Krmse. Sandbeck, Taylor. c. G. Miller. Doherty, IkuIa, Grimm, FlaharJy. Rich. PuHen. Sturgeu, Cart- wright vOlgast, TudeR, Hogan. pl- lon. Cooling. Phelps, Mckenzie, Black, Thomas. Mover. Webber, HowerJon, Fredenthal. c. Blanchard, Snyder Werzbacher. Schwartzenberg, Moore Spear. Britt, Clarke, Seaman and Zinkan,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02
.ELkS WILL HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES

Skagway lodge, No. 431 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, will hold memorial services at Elks hall on Sunday at 2:3O. On this hour every lodge of the order will be holding like services through out the world, which are in commem- oration of their departed brothers.
 No. 43l has prepared an impressive program for this occasion consisting O. music and addresses to which the public is invited.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02
PROF. GANNETT
 WANTS ID KNOW
lsy Alaska RSas sursaul

NASalNGEON. 2. e. Lrt Pr1l-szar GaIueLL u an interview t1- day alenL the Cook exploration story aaa-s -u know what De- Cook Is so-
 ing -1 say about tak.as lav ascent g. E.g4- Mckinley
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02

Charley Cartwright of the White Pass Athletic club says he has a youugster in training who is willing and anxious to meet any ameteur under twenty years of age to box at 133 pounds for a decsiiOn and purse of fifty dollars,
 Agent Bold of the Pacific Coast company reports that they have had a wire which states that the Senator will be in Juneau at 10 o'clock to- night and that she will be in Skag- way tomorrow afternoon. The Sen ator brings thirty tons of freight and two passengers for Skagway.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02
END OF STRIKE
 IS IN SIGHT
(sy Alaska Nswa sureau)

CHICAGO, Dec, 2-Terms for the settlement of the garment workers strike are now progressing fayorabR and the strike will soon be at an end,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02

 FIRE AT DALLAS
tsy Alaska Na..s sursaal

DALLAS pyAas Dey --r1e eulre uasgaaIa. part uf ya.s e.y aaa swept 1g ulg ygsJurtiy glIalius terrible l.a37a.as aHd eutiev,us Five haud- Ted 4Et hou-.ezs No estimate eI .a agu.sEty sysa -4L ay JRa J."e
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02
KILLED
 IN TRAIN WRECK
tRY Alaska News sureaul

LAMONT, Mo, Dec, 2-Twenty prominent persons, passengers on the Missouri Pacific fast train, enroute from Kansas City to St. Louis were killed when the train was datehsd near this place today
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02
OIAz TAKING
 NJ CHANGES
lsy Alaska Nsws sureaul

MEXICO CITY, Dec, 2-Great pre- cautions were taken yesterday again. & possible disorders accompanying the inauguration of Diaz as presl- dent of the Mexican republic,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02
IS WRECKED

and aid was immediately summoned from Victoria by wireless. The pas seDgers, twenty-five in number and the maH were taken to Victoria, The steamer Olympia wiH take her place sailing tomorrow, It Is thought the Northwestern win be a total wreck,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02
GETTING TOO
 HOT FUR HIM
tsy Alaska NsSs sureaul

aSHlN0pJN u. C.. Lhv, Aa.as.esllsf Al>uu EypEysra-las lNe United States at NeAs,o Guy has .aE-I .-kas Il.l be te changed Co some .H.gT post
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02
lsy Alaska News Bureau

SEATTLE, Dec, 2-rhe steam, ship Northwestern emoute trom this place Co Cordoya was wrecked at 8 o'clock this morujng nesr San Juan Island There was a dense fog pre- yaluus al the time Of the accident
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02
THE ELECTRICAL
 INTERESTS
(sy Alaska News sursau)

NEW YORK, Dec, 2-Attorney Gen eral Wickersham is working on scheme to dissolve the great cleo trieal- iatepests- which, have been merged under one governing head.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02
GIANT
 E DEAD
sy AlssAa Nsss svssa-l

#..h .sHE ..a h-t
 -e-t "..- .. ..a al--.a.zs .. aa... - g.e N-.fa .... aH z-tL ae-.
 It.a - aaE- N- s taa 7ta.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02
MEXICAN REBS
 ARE BUSY
(5y Alaska NeWs sureaW

CHHAUHAU Dee 2-rhe rebels under MadeIo today attacked several outlying districts and captured them after some tisbuns
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02

 FINAL REPORT
(sy Alaska News sureaul

WASHINGTON, D, C., Dec, 2- The republican members of the Bal Hnger investigation committee are their final report,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02
MELVILLE ON
 DOCTOR COOK
(sy Alaska News sursaul

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 2-Admiral Melville says Cooks confession Is simply an attempt to be rehabAiated into the good graces of the public again He insists that Doctor Cook is a pronounced fakir
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02
HELEN TAFT
 ENTERS SOCIETY.
lsy Aia4ka NsAs aarsaal

WASHINGTON. uec- l-Au society s oa gae qulyiye today as Miss He.- a1 Tau WlI tais afternoon make AeE debut
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02
WESTERN UNION
 E MERGED
tsy Alaska News sursaul

ST. LOUIS. Dec, 2-The American Telephone and Telegraph company has been merged with the Western Union Telegraph company and their systems win be extended to all parts of America
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02
SAILORS KILL
 EACH OTHER
,sy Alaska NsOs sursaul

..H.. .a Erste. t.gt L"e laer..-. =aars aa- sys-el-As 7-,Al ..# .. ...-a .E .ulr--.s tr-.-~ -.-
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

All persons having claims against the FryeBruhn company are request ed to present the same before 'ne next sailing of the Senator from Skas' way.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02
PRINTERS NOW
 HAVE MESSAGE
.sy AIasA4 Ns~s 5-fsa-l

...-.r. r...N - .-.
 -
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-02
SAM LANGFORD
 AND KELLY

tBy Alssks Asas azFeaal DETROIT l- San i-lsloI1 H ul. f--- -aeals . t Ia
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

borhood on their arrival "Wednesday
evening at their apartments above the
store. The welcome home was az loud
and noisy az the practical jokers could
make II.
Miss Elfreda J. Dorr was married
10 John +. stohhe. wellknown en-
ploye OF the First National bank. Wed
hesday noon. In the Hotel fuller. In
the presence OF immediate relatives
only. Mr. and Mrs. Stobbe will take
an extended wedding trip. and after
Aug. I. = will be at home 10 their
friends at No 2424 West Grand Boule-
ward.
The class day exercises OF the Nc
LILLIAN High school will take place
Tuesday afternoon. June 81. at $3.50
o'clock In Peninsular hall, West Jcfer'
son ave. and West End-ave.. with the
graduation exercises following Wed.
nesday evening, June %. Pro-; r.
Clyde Ford, Of the State Normal col
lege. will deliver the graduation ad-
dress on Some demands Of the new
century" and the diplomas will be
presented by Principal Frank Cody.
The class colors are green and white.
the class hower the white rose. and
the class motto I'VE conquer step by
step" The following are the gradu'
ates: Frances Hannay Foran. Edith
Sarah JOHN. Oscar William Mas,
Ethel Maxwell. Lillian A. Miller and
Mary Caroline Shields.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
LIBERTY SHORT-LIvED.
Frank M. Knott Cairs Freedom, But
10 Soon Rearrested.

Not unlike the famous railriad
wreck, chronicled in Finnegans brief
dispatch--"On agin. on agin were
the trips OF Frank M. Knott from and
to the county Jail. Thursday morning.
where he has been a prisoner for the
last three months, on account of his
refusal 10 divulge the whereabouts OF
his child, which he took away from
his wife. Mrs. Bessie Knott following
her sensational entry into the DR..
George A. Fritch case.
Knott declared at the time OF his
commitment that he would never tell
where the child was. but, Thursday
morning, he changed his mind. and
went before Judge Rohnert, who had
sent him to jail for an indefinite
term, for contempt of court.
He stated that the child is in the
home of |. NJ. Stewart. in Toronto.
Then he was released. by Judge
Rohnert.
But, in the meantime. Attorney
Louis WurZer, representing Mrs.
Knott. forestalled any monkey bust
ness" by obtaining another order
from Judge Donovan. now sitting In
chancery. and ordering Knott to pro-
duce the child in court. The order
came as q surprise to Knott He at
first said that he could not produce
the child. Then he asked for time.
Judge Donovan ordered him returned
TO the jail TO stay until he produced
the child in court.
He roasted Knott for his conduct.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
Health and Beauty Queries
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR.

Madge: Very frequently dark.
IEoarse-looking complexion comes from
the failure OF soap and water TO re-
move al dirt from the pores OF the
.hlmonzoin In a half pint OF cold wafer,
then add two teaspoonfuls glycerine,
stir and allow TO stand a few hours,
you will have splendid cream jelly
for cleaning up your skin. This cream
- greaseless, and will not cause hair
ITO grow on. the face. find II excellent
land for reducing the size OF large
pores. II Is fine for massaglng to re-
move wrinkles. and IL you will use II
Regularly you Will soon have charm
bng. velvety complexion.
A. H. c.: You say you used delatone
s6u1 to face nSd Sas
that II has grown again. very light
and thin This Is the. experience OF
many who have used deiatons One np,
permanently remove the annoying hair.
MIX n little delatone with enough water
Ito make a paste and cover with II the
skin from which you wish TO remove
kthe hair. Let II remain two or three
minutes: then wipe OF and wash win
warm water. This second application
will be effective and the hairs Will not
Bernice E.: Your hair will never look
Its best and be easy TO do up as long
las you continue TO shampoo with soap.
uThe aIkaii in soap and most ready
prepared. shampoos eats the very life
Eout Of your hair makes harsn anu
ubrittie. and causes those faded, discoi-
Iored streats you speak OF. Mostsham-
npoos simply remove the oil and dI, I
from the hair-roots which causes Itch
ling scalp, dandruff and finally dead.
failing hair with split ends. III you
Twill Shampoo your hair with tea
uspoonful OF canthrox dissolved In q
ucup of hot water you Will find IL most
udeiightfui. This shampoo produces a
urich. creamy lather that clcanses thor
Ioughly, dries quickly and leaves the
nair soft. nuffy and the scalp feeling
fresh. This Is by far the best shampoo
II ever tried. and my friends, 10 whom
II have recommended II, tell me II Is
II. simply splendid. -
Jane r. Your snllow. pimply. conf
plexion comes from impure blood. You
|@bould not neglect this any Longer:
Make good system tonic and blood
purifier By dissolving one-half cup
sugar and one ounce kardenc in one
half pint alcohol, adding enough boli-
ans water TO make a full quart then
take a tablespoonful before each meal.
and IL will clear up your face and give
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
PRESIDENT TAFT is
WEAK IN MORAL COURAGE
PROF. J. L. LAVGHLIN.
Member Of Chicago University Faculty
Scores Chief Executive In Talk
TO Graduates.

Member Of Chicago University Faculty
Scores Chief Executive In Talk
to Graduates.
DIES MONIES, Iowa. June 16.-"He
Is weak In moral courage and listens
to the voices of the selfish interests
declared Prof. ]. Laurence Laughlin,
of the University of Chicago. In an at
tack on President Taft, which has
created comment in the heart OF In
surgent territory here today.
The professor. addressing the grad
uating class at Drake University last
night, landed Theodore Roosevelt and
compared his administration with that
Of Taft. to the detriment OF the latter
Roosevelt" he said, won the
hearts OF the people by taking them
into his confidence. by standing out
strongly against selfish and corrupt
ing interests and by aligning himself
with the people on all questions. Spe
cial interests had no voice In his ad
ministration.
"On the other hand Is man who
stands out in sharp contrast. Possibly
no greater opportunity for leadership
ever confronted a man. but this one
failed to grasp II.
He Is weak In moral courage and
listens to the voices OF the selfish In
terests. He Is tolerant, weak, we'll
intentioned failure"
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

~ color and expression. There is moth
ing mat VIII quite equal this home
meds tonic for restoring lost appetite.
putting the stomach and liver ir, Greer
ally.
Airline: IL you find face powder so
approaches, since IL seems 10 clog up
the pores Of the skin. try lotion made
by dissolving four ounces OF spurnlax
sly nos MATER b adding In,o two
inexpensive and when applied TO your
race and arms Will not show or rub on
p llse pow,q lem tr II VII free the so-
and make any shiny. sallow. muddy
skin beautiful by giving IL youthful.
pinkish appearance. This Is the best
Tired Eyes" Where your eyes ap-
pear inhamed and continually have
that tired overworked. feeling, YOU
should lose no time In treating then,
with good. strengthening tonic. Get
an ounce OF crystos, dissolve II In a
in each eye occasionally. Although =
very simple remedy. you Will fnd a
the best. IL will not smart the eyes.
but is very soothing. ! find II excel
watery eyes. and 10 is great aid 10
those who wear glasses.
r. l.: The rate at which you have
taken on excess flesh need not alarm
you You can easily remov. this an
moving fat" by making a harmless re-
solved In ~, pints warm water. and
taking Tablespoonful before each
meal. This should restore your form, T
slender figure in n few weeks n is
in no way injuriousNand does not leave
the skin fiabby and wrinkIed.
r. X. F.: The only hair tonic
know which will really destroy the
dandrun In your scalp stop your mar
from coming out. check the brittleness
and put your scalp In healthy con
dltion Is one you can preparo yourself
Simply get an ounce OF duinzoin ard
dissolve u in n half-pint OF alcohol.
then add one-half pint cold water u
Is waste OF money 10 buy most hair
tones. as they do no good. but by using
this one about twice a week. rubbing Il
gently into the roots OF your hair. YOU
will be delighted 10 see how hright
and healthy your hair will soon ue-
come. This qulnine tonic makes a rne
dressing for the hair and will not
matted AZ most tonics do.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
They VIII FURNISH elks' BADGES.

Detroit's automobile industry has
been used as the leading detail OF the
handsome convention badges gotten
cut by the Elks for the reunion In this
city in July. and for which the con-
tract for the entire output has been
secured bv Charles J, Thirty, the we'll
known ieweler. No. q Monroe-ave.
The grand lodge badge is SUSPENDED
from miniature and perfect repro,
Guction of a touring automobile, the
badge itself showing a design OF the
landing OF Cadillac taken from an old
print in the possession of c. NJ. Bur-
ton. The badge is carried out in gold
and enamel. The exchange badge Is
N antique gold with red enamel the
design that OF the front of an auto.
mobile; the herd badge the same as
the grand lodge except that 1t Is car.
lied out in oxydized copper and the
ladies' badge shows an auto in red en-
amel.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
POsTALs MARRIED rs YEARS.
Well.known Detroit Couple Observe
Silver Anniversary, Friday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Postal. OF the
Griswold hotel. will celebrate their
silver wedding anniversary. Friday,
June II. their marriage having taken
place 81 years ago, In Evart. Mich.
Mrs. Postal. who was Miss Minnie
Southworth. was the belle OF Evart
when she met young Fred Postal.
who had Just come to the town to
manage the Evart house. Their we'd
ding was the social event OF the year.
both being very popular young peo
pie. Just 10 years later they came to
Detroit, and on June "a. 1895, Mr.
Postal took charge OF the Griswold
house and has carried the business TO
the point of success best evidenced In
the formal opening. the present week.
OF the handsome new cafe and the
remodeled and additional upper floors
that represent an outlay of sl25,000.
Seven years ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Pos
tai tired OF their long years of hotel
life with its attendant rush and hustle
purchased the handsome home al No.
SO Chandler-ave., where they have
since lived with their three children.
Harry, Charles and little Miss
Dorothy Mrs Postal is OF retiring.
quiet nature. and much prefers the
reserve of home life to the necessary
excitement OF big hotel. Mr.. Postal
Ia considered one OF tn most successful
hotel men In the country. genial
thoughtful for his guests and an un-
firing. hard worker in the interests OF
his business. Although. owing to the
unusual demands unOn his time this
week. he and his wife have been I'M
able 10 plan for any special observ-
ance of their silver wedding annivers
airy. they are receiving congratula-
tons h. the score from friends OF
many years standing who knew OF
the happy occasion.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
Newsboy Sues D. v. r.

Michael Smith, Jr, a l2-year-old
newsboy fled suit against the ID. U.
r.. in the circuit court, Thursday.
asking $4,000 damages. The boy
boarded an interurban, car standing
al Junction and west Jefferson-aves.
in response TO a call from man who
wanted a paper. The car started
while the boy was making the sale,
and he alleges that the conductor de.
liberately showed him OF. Michael
sustained a broken arm and internal
IN iurfae
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

Is sight essential to success?
Yes" answers Joseph Pulitzer. III
my eyes had been spared could have
done so many more and greater
things"
But he has made his ears and other
senses do the things denied to his
sightless eyes.
The editor OF the New York World
was. perhaps. the bitterest enemy of
Theodore Roosevelt. He 10 said to be
critically Ill. and may not long sur
vive.