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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-02
FLORIDA.


Mr.. Andrew Allan. Allanton, Fla.
writes: II am now fifty years old. and
can say that I have never before felt
as much relief as I have since using
your Catarrh Remedy" (s17.)
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MARYLAND.
sBoth Pleasant and Convenient"

Miss Ida v. Barr, Hagerstown. Nd.
writes; IT have used sample Of your
Catarrh Remedy, and found IL per-
fectly satisfactory in all respects
find IL both pleasant and convenient to
use. and am convinced that IT win
effect a cure" (42S.) r.--
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-02

BEST of An"

BEST Of An"
Miss Ellen UhIinger. s1s w. ssth ST..
Los Angeles. Cal. writes: ''Of all the
cztarrh remedies I have tried. I ind
yours 70 be the best" (s5o)
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ILLINOIS.
..ove MI Life to Your Remedy"

Mr.. II. C. LAybourn, New Burnside
Ill. writes: Il have been using your
Catarrh Remedy for years for bronchi-
tbs contracted during the Civil war. and
I think would have been but for your
Remedy" iT4-l
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WISCONSIN.
results satisfactory"

Mr. Joseph Heineman.- 312 Mcclellan
st, wausau. wis. writes: 81 have used
your Catarrh Remedy and the results
are very satisfactory. have no more
catarrh-" (s24.) Hs
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DR.. Bl0sser's Discovery

the
rhemby naboks
thhd of t nd emond tina Caarh reduced breathing
damp J 10 b. cured ybHig awarmme vror
h warm fumes uGne relieve sdd As in heac
apo is o the cry parts @
sprys touches a ds pohdy
and end enmh sea
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rom ALI Parts of the United States


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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-02
IDAHO.


Attribute Ny Existence to Your
Remedy"
Mr.. T. J. Fields snoshone. Idnho.
writes: Il attributs my existence to-
day 20 the cure effected by your Ca
tarrh Remedy. / have many friends
who are using a., and who believe that
they viii be restored to their former
health" tf7a)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-02

READ the story told these pictures. story in BLACK and
WHITE The BLACK shows the EXTENT of the Disease
The WHITE shows the area reached by Different Remedies
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-02

CATARRH is disease of the mucous memb
~ through the nostris or into the throat 1t
with cold in the head Beginning the nosrs spread
membranes of the body getting into the stomach and
discharge being swallowed upses the stomach and from
taken the blood and poson and deranges the whole bod
The disease all the time inclined work it's way from
the headdown into the hroatino the bronchial tubes
is its greatest danger.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
Yates Severely Injured.

Glasgow. KY, May t1.-Physiclans
in attendance on 4. Holland Forbes,
The New York aeronaut, and j. G..
Yates. the New York astronomer, who
were injured yesterday in balloon
accident near Center. KY returned
this morning from call OH Center
and reported that Forbes Injuries are
not so serious and that while they arc
uncertain about Yates injuries, they
believe there Is chance for him 10
recover. Both men are still conscious
only AT intervals.
Forbes. during conscious moments,
made disconnected statements, de-
claring that the balloon had passed
over portions of illinois. Missouri.
Tennessee and Kentucky. He said
thoy were over Illinois yesterday
morning He made an 'ncoharent
statement about a leakage OF gas. fur
uishing a plausible clue. His state
ments about the gas caused some Of
tho country people who heard about
them to declare that the acronauts
had been overcome by escaping ga9
FROM the balloon. but the suppositIon
was hardly borne out by anything Nj.
Forbes said.
What appears certain Is that con-
troll of the balloon was lost in some
manner and that 1t drifted untl It's
buoyancy was so far spent that a
gust of wind, or sudden loss OF gas.
sent 1t down with great force.
The aero60uts are at Rrucc'S Mil,
removed from either wire or railroad
communication.
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At [ AC King
HIS STORY
Prosecution is Proving
That DIR. hyde Tssti.
fled Falsely

Kansas City. Nav 11,-AIorc Than q
dozen Witnesses appeared at the crIm-
inal court bJidinF toG2y to give re,
buttal testimony for tho stetc i'll the
trial OF Dr B. c Hyde Tor murder
Every nGrse that gave direct testi-
mony for the prosecution was present
to again take the stand. In the stories
of Dr. and Mrs Hyde there were ire
quent contradictions Of the nurses
narratives
DR. Hyde is confident he is TO be
freed.
I'm going TO continue To practice
medicine right here IN Kansas CITY"
he said in discussing his case. I'm
show the people I am not as had as
| have been painted.
C n. Briggs. a chemist OF Detroit,
Mich. was the states first witness
today In the Quinipc employed in
the manufacture of the iron, strych-
nine and quinine elixir taken by Col.
Thomas H. Swopc. said tho witness,
there was less tnan one per cent OF
impurities.
The defense attempted 10 prove on
Its direct testimony that large
amount of Impurities was probably in
the strychninc taken from The liver
Of Col Swope, due To the millionaire
having used the duininc remedy.
Prof. Paul Schweitzer. OF the Uni
verSity OF Missouri. testified that II
would be impossible for hydrocysnic
acid to be formed by the minglinS OF
formaldehyde and ammonia In a dead
bcay Under no less than 500 degrees
of heat would such formation tnkc
place. he said On cross-c.amination
the professor insisted that ammonia
formed no part of a human boSy.
Upon being recalled 10 the stand.
Stella Swope told OF a my5terioUs cap
sule she said D.. Hyde handed hcr
on the night OF December 10.
ION December 10. the might my SIS
tor Sarah was taken iii. Dr. Hydc
gave me a capsule and asked me 10
hand it to Miss GORDON. a nurse. and
tell her To give IL to Sarah handed
IL TO the nurse.
The nurse. Miss Elizabeth Gordon,
testified. after Stella Swope had been
excused. that she did not believe the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
RESCUE Of
FISHE RNEN
Sharks Were N,bbIins
at One of the Men
on a Plank

New York. May 11-Thc steamship
Torantiues. a famous vessel which
ran the mined harbor of Port Arthur
to escape from the Russians. swings
gracefully at her dock IN Brooklyn
today after trip from Brazil, bring
ing new tale OF adventure and res
cue A gold medal won by the cap
tain and presented BY the Brazilian
government commentaries the latest
achievement of the little ship--the
saving OF sixteen fishermen off the
Brazilian coast on March ~. The
first OF the sixteen men was sigh1ed
by the lookout before dawn IIc was
clinglng to a plank in the opcn 3e.
and was waving q weak arm to the on
coming ship. a school OF sharks
swan about him and his rescuers
found that his legs had beed badly
torn by The big fish. Tnc man had
been in the water "a hours and had
eaten his last peal six days before.
lie had set out from Rio Janciro with
fifteen companions
y sQuall took away thcjr rig and
Lett them 10 drift helplesSiy. All went
crazy but this ono man and he WAS
compelled to take To the water TO es-
caps his companions frenzy
After hearing his story. the Tocan.
tines cruised about for several hours,
finally locating the wreck aad rescu-
Ing all the fishermen
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
WORLDS MARKET IS
MARKET STRONG UNDER
PROFIT-TaklNG SALES

New York. May 1.-The opening
price movement today in stocks was
directed downwards i'll the most in
fluential shares by the pressure OF
selling orders but there were enough
prominent exceptions showing small
gains TO make the hone irregular.
There was an absence of any decisive
tone TO the trading and prices were
inclined TO sag until aggressive buy
Ing Of Brooklyn Rapid Transit slim
ulated the market Prices yielded at
IL O'Clock
The sharp upturn in progress yes
terday when the market closed neces-
STATED the absorption of profit-taking
GALES. With this accomplished, prices
showed an advancing tendency. Chi
cago, st. Paul, Minneapolis and Oua-
ha gained IL; l.. and n. l il, and
Missouri Pacific, General Electric,
Colorado Fuel. Tennessee Copper, aud
Republic steel. pfd.. l. Selling press.
ure forced back prices fraction at
noon
Bonds were steady
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
RECORD OF The
SUPREME COURT

Washington, May 11.-When Gov
crnor Hughes takes the oath as
member OF the supreme court OF the
United States, Massachusetts and
Ohio Will be compelled TO take seats
Of honor littlo behind New York
With Mr. Hughes on The bench. seven
New York men will have reached
that high honor. a greater number
than any other state OF the union has
furnished Massachusetts and Ohio
each have sent six sons TO this bench
From one point OF view Massa-
chusettS still holds tho record. The
length of service Of her sons is only
two years shorter than the life OF the
court Only six years since the court
was organized IN 1890 has thcro been
a bonch without a jurist from Massa-
chusetts upon it. During the last
four years it has had two New Yorii's
sons have been on the bench sum
of 102 years, While the service OF the
sons of Ohio total only 20 years.
Consideraing the place OF birth,
Virginia leads all the states. with
nine of the boys born on her soil hav-
ing sat on the bench of the supreme
court
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
He LEAVES
G()ULD ROAD
Schumacher Is Named
Assistant Traffic
Director

Chicago, May 11.-Thomas Milton
Schumacher, vice president In charge
of traffic OF the Denver G Rio Grande
and the Western Pacific railroads,
with Offices In San Francisco. has
been named assistant traffic director
of the Hartman lines. with offices at
Chicago was annCInced yesterday
Mr.. Schumacher who is now In the
city. will succeed Ernest o. McCoi-
mick, who for nearly six years has
been assistant To Traffic Director J.
c. Stubbs and who will leave In few
days for San Francisco 10 assume his
new duties as vice president OF the
Southern Pacific.
In his new position MI Schumach-
er will have jurisdiction over both
freight and passenger traffic. under
Mr.. Stubs, for the Union Pacific,
Southern Pacific. oregon Short Line
and Oregon Railroad & Navigation
company.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
HOMES FOR
60 BABIES
New Orleans Receives a
Consignment From
New York

Chicago. May ia party of sixty
"homcseekers' arrived mere today
from New York enroutc to New Or
leans.
The "homeseckers" arc infants rang
ing ages from 5 months to slightly
more than a year old. They go TO
New Orleans to remedy a situation
brought about through obvious over
sight OF the slork II appears the Wis
its OF the StorlI have not been as ire
Guent in New York as is desirable,
AS consequence the city has discoy-
cred that II is In need OF babies New
York, on the other hand. has discov-
cred that il is In possession OF more
babies than is essential for It's well
fare
The New York Founding hospital
officials hit upon a solution OF these
difficulties by bundling sixty OF their
choicest infants into specially-prepared
berths in specially Pull
man car. along with seventeen of their
trained nurses, and conSigning the
whole lot 10 New Orleans.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
G0T(H DEMANDS
FARMER BURNS

Chicago, May 1t.-Frank Gotch.
champion wrestler. and James left
ries. prize fighter. have become in
volved in a controversy over the ser
vices of Farmer" Burns. but 40 far
Jeffrles seems to have the adyan-
taee
According 10 word from Mime
apolls, where Gotch Is doing prellmm-
AIRY training for his battle with Zbysz-
sko. the mat champion is displeasei
over the refusal of Jeffries to allow
Burns to leave Rowardennan 10 come
TO Chicago. Gotcb wants Burns to
help him train and unless Jeflries
changes his mind. Gotch viii not join
bin at his training camp To help him
prepare for his encounter with Joha-
son. Gotch's manager left last night
fer Minneapolis. but before going
wired to Rowardennan that Burns
would be expected in Ccicaso. May IL
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11

had destiny not been against them. 10
have permitted their strutting around
the BARNARD b. this time with chicks
of their own by their Side. =
They made their way to the Hipo-
lyte Egg company oi 81 Louis. Mo.
There the shells were stripped from
them and plymouth rocks and leghorns
we're as ono In five gallon cans They
were preserved on boracic acid. When
they wore shipped to Thomas &
Clarke, bakers. Mt Peoria. Ill. In ihc
fall Of 1909 tho government pro-
cured an order to seize them The
court hold that the borocic acid was a
deleterious ingredient.
The Hipolyte Egg company wants
the supreme court TO dispose OF thc
case at once. One OF the reasons
given for this request Is that this IS
the first case in the supreme court
that involves the question OF the jur-
iSdiction OF q federal court under tho
national pure food Law and the extent
10 which the law applies TO an article
OF food after 1t has been shipped in
TO state.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. May 11s-Cattlc-ReceiptS
estimated at 1000; market steady.
Bceyes 5soaS.55: Texas steors 5.00a
$50, western steers 5l0a726; stock.
ers aud feeders 4.O0n6.7o. cows and
heifers 2.SoaL50; calves 6.00aS.O0.
Hogs-Rcceipfs estimated at 10000:
market slow, 5al0c higher. Light
50a9I5; mixed 9.dOa9.SO. ncayy 9.4Ua
l.15; rough 95a9.55; good 10 choice
heavy 9.55a9.I5 pigs 9.1Oa9.60, bulk
of sales 9G0a970
Sheep Receipts estimated At 49,
600; market steady. Native f35a7,S0;
western 4.6oa755; yearliDgs 74OaS.25. +.
lambs, native. 725a9.2o; western 75Oa
$50.
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patient needed the capsule so she
threw it away on December 1lth. Mis-.
Gordon said she understood the cap.
sule was supposed TO contain mcdl-
cine for soothing the patients noryss.
Prof. II p. Cady. of tho University
OF Kansas, said tests he had made
cor-oborated the testimony of Profcs.
sor Schweitzer regarding hyd5ocyaugc
acid
With the testimony of Mrs. Jauies
II. Clinton, from who6c lougc Thog.
H. Swope, IT, testified he tclophoncd
DIR. Twyman after Ee found capgulcn
thrown away b. DR.. E?de or Decem-
ber 18th. the state attacked tho phy-
stcian's alsbi built up by tho defend
ants wife Mrs. Hyde sa!d her broth
CT was NJ her house between the hours
OF and 10 O'Clock on that night, mali
ing IL Impossible for him to have mot
DR.. Hyde on the street.
Mrs. Clinton said Mr.. Swopc cGmc
into her house ut $50 ard she called
DR.. Twyman over the telephone for
him. Mr.. SwoDe talked with Dr.. ivy
man several minutes, she said.
How did Mr. SwoDe hold tho teic.
phone receiver asked MC. CoDklirg.
HE held It with = finger and q
thumb. The three remaining fingers
were clutched against the palm"
How do you know it was just $50
o'clock when Mr Swope came into toe
house, queried Mr.. Walsh.
II heard tho clock strike just aS he
came into tho house. replied the wit
ness.
Recalled TO testify. Mr.. Swope sald
he held. while telephoning. under his
clenchod fingers. the capsules he pick
ed up.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
GOSSIP ON
I RE BILL
What a Leading Demo-
crat Thinks of Rail-
road Measure

Washington, May 1l.-Out OF the
aftermath of gossip about the admin
istration railroad bill which the ac.
ton OF the house yesterday puts
squarely up 10 the senate. and to the
conierees OF the two houses later,
looms the flat.footed declaration OF
the Interstate Commerce commission
minority leader that the courts will
attend to the rest
Representative Adnmsou OF Georgia.
who had charge OF the Democratic
side In the fight on the bill. said TO.
day that tho worst feature of the rail-.
road bin WAS the stock and bond pro-
vision
Fortunately. however" he added,
that could not be enforced even il the
senate should leave it in. The courts
VIII knock 1t out | fought that part
OF the measure because OF It's uncou-
stitutionality, but | was not alarmed
about II for the very reason that the
courts would Immediately pronounce
II violation OF the constitution.
THE Democratic minority accom-
pllshed all they expected. We have
gotten rid OF the pooling and merger
N'hNNhb' Which, dl hcNt tNo lSdNul 70
TO the worst of them all We have
eliminated the proposed control by
the attorney general OF all litigation
and restored that control TO the Inter
state commerce commission. would
have been glad to get rid of the com-
merce court but that is really the
least OF the evils. and one largely OFF
set by other advantages that We
gained.
THE president says he Will not
stand for our long aud short haul
and physical valuation provisions.
but he cannot get them out. What
Is he going 10 do about IL"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
EGG CASE TO TEST
PURE FOOD LAW

Washington. May 11.-With sum.
mer fast approaching, the supreme
court of the United States will be
called upon next Monday TO adjud!-
cate case involving fifty cans Of
eggs. Nearly five months ago tho
United States district court for Dis
trict Of Illinois reached the concju.
sion that tho eggs were not just tho
thing for human consumption and Gi-
rected its marshal totally 10 destroy
them 9e-p
Now the supreme court will be ask
ed TO pass on JurisdictionA questions,
but the eggs themselves will not he
brought into court; the marshal may
have performed his duty.
The eggs came into this vale of
tears probably some time In the
carly part OF 1908. long enough ago.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
BUTCHERS ARE IN
DANGER OF LIVES

Detroit. Mich. May 1l.-Only the
presence Of lieutenant OF police at
the head of squad OF patrolmcn
saved ton meat dealers from violence
last night when they attempted 10 eX.
plain at meeting of 500 consumers
OF kosher meat the reason for hish
prices.
Following the meat riot in Detroits 8
Ghetto, Sunday. the patrons OF the
kosher markets hired a hall last night
and invited the butchers TO attend the
meeting AS each dealer attempted a
defense, however. boots and a rush for
the rostrum by housewives greeted
his words. The women. shouting at
the tops OF their voices. were re.
strained with difficulty by the police.
The meeting was finally adjourned un-
til tonight
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
FORBES HAS A RECORD

New York, May ia. Holland
Forbes. has had a long and adventur-
ods career as a balloonist He is
vice president of the Aero club of
America. On October nth. 1908.
while he was competing for the James
Gordon Bennett distance trophy at
Berlin, his balloon. the Conqueror
burst at height OF 1900 feet and fell
swiftly. The gas bag, however,
spread after its collapse. into para
chute form and lowered the aeronaut
gently to house top uniniured
Mr. Forbes won the Lahm cup on
October l4th. 1909. for the longest
light OF that year. With Max e..
Fleischmanp OF Cincinnati he started
from 81 LouIs In October and landed
IN Chesterfield county. Virginia, after
covering a distance of 751 miles In 10
hours and Is minutes.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
CHILD DROWNED AT THISTLE
IN SPANISH FORK CREEK

Provo. May 10.-Thc threc-ycar-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cramcr
fell into the Spanish Fork river at
noon today and was drowned. The
cbild's mother, In attempting TO save
the baby. also was nearly drowned.
but succeeded In reaching the bank
In safety. but with great difficulty.
The body OF the child Will be sent tG
Salt Lake tomorrow on the train az
riving there at 6 o'clock The funeral
services and burial will be In Salt
Lake.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
ENLARGED HoMEsTEAOS m
MANY WESTERN STATES

Washington, May 11.-AddItional
largo tracts OF land in Oregon. Wash.
ington, Montana. aggregatias 170O26
acres have been designated by sec
rotary OF the Interior Ballinger FOR
settlement under the enlarged home
stead act. The area involved is not
susceptible to successful irrigation
at a reasonable cost from any known
source of water supply.
The following arc the additional
designations In the states mentioned
for enlarged settlement and the total
designations 10 date:
Oregon. 1920 acres. making total
designations to date 719l.20O acres.
Washington, l56,640 acres. total 3.3Ss.-
GIG acres: Montana. 9l.OSO acres. total
29,6li,126 acres: wyoming 1906
acres. total 12.6l?.l46 acres.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
T OR I UNI: OF
A Ne VA[)AN
After a Silence of Five
Years Word is
Received

La Porte. Ind. May 1T will not
return until ] have made my fortune"
was the farewell OF H S. Jessup. OF
La Porte. spoken just before he dis
appeared five years ago.
His parents, after a search for him
decided Jcssup had fallen victim to
foul play Both died broken hearted
His wife and children likewise have
mourned Jessup as dead. Yesterday
a letter was received from the miss
ing man, dated Lovelock. New It au-
Dounced that he made fortune and
would soon return
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
JAPANESE AWAIT
THE SEAL HERDS

juneau. Alaska, May 1l,-SiX lap
enese sealing Schooners are lying in
wait just off Sitka to intercept the seal
herds as they pass north To the breed"
ing grounds In the crews OF the
sailors have been recognized many of
the Japanese who have served terms
of Imprisonment in Alaslia for viola
tlon OF the laws regulating pelagic
sealing.
Federal game wardens report that
at least $4,000 deer have perished In
southwestern Alaska because Of The
unusual severity OF the winter. Eighty
deer were found sixty miles from
Juneau In ravine where they mad
sought shelter in an exhausted con-
dltion and perIshed from starvation.
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Disastrous Ending Of the Journey Undertaken
by Forbes and Yates s==They Went Up
to See the COmet===Yates in
Critical Condition

race. tentatively announced some time
ago, has received enthusiastic sup
port and is certainty. according TO
officers of thc national organization
hore
Ono New York enthusiast has al
ready undertaken plans for an eighty
foot cruiser which he Will build eS,
pecially for the transatlantic route
The bont will be propelled by a four
cylinder l00-horse pcwer engine. will
have gasoline capacity of four thous-
and gallons and will require a crew
OF ten men. Work ou her hull Will
commence next month
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-11
PAPER VEST IS
NOW THE RAGE

Tarrytown, n. Y. May 11.-John d.
Rockefeller's latest fad is the paper
vest. For several weeks past he has
been wearing one himself whenever he
went driving or autoing. and he has
been wearing one himself whenever
ho went driving or autoing, AID he
has kept q considerable stock Of ex-
ira vests for those friends and neigh
bors who have accompanied him.
Now a score or more homes in Tar
rytown boast possession OF a RocSe-
feller paper walstcoat, presented by
the oil king aud cherished as SOU
venlr of an April auto ride about tho
Pocantico Hills estate.
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RATS ARE EATING
MONEY IN MISSOURI

St Louis. Mo, May 1t.-AIissouri
rats-at least some OF them-believe
in free silver as food ~
f. u. Allen. collector OF internal
revenue here. today received two sill
yer dollars from Murlry Smith, 4
farmer near Laclede. Mo, which bore
unmistakable evidence that rats had
been chewing upon them.
Mr.. Smith says he lost the coins liz
his corncrib last fall. Nearly one
fourth of one of them had been eaten
and the marks OF the rodents teeth
are plain on both.