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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29

the holt again slid into place Welcome Brother
Ncyeigh.'' said Buck What detained you:
That blamed geometry said the Fiddler DuLn
me if nv head amt thick as safe "lel 1t eo -
mathematics! Hows the draft!
N-r mind the draft" said Buck sternly. GU
lovy we never allow smoking at our meetings BESIDES
Brother McVegh, unless you can De a NIUE iiioie
full. YOU We got to cut out smoking Tor gooo;
.Who2 Me?" asked the Fiddler, who, tor all MS SlA
feet and hundred and sixty pounds OF slneW ana Oa""
ms as much afraid of little Buck as any OF US were
W. ,,o,, " said Buck Il you leaning out OF
- Ir-,dovv this afternoon, with the smoke pouring
o,+ and Hvlands and Ferris, both OF EN- deaVh Oh
C;gare++es. coming up the south road. II Haui
vyf;stled to vou you'd have been caught
81" agreed the Fiddler. That was the mar
-,,,as+ I've had Much obliged.
And from now on there's got to be genera nli-
Movement in all our behavior, continued DuCh' ""I
then lined out the Fiddler ABOUT 'iie SAINT
gwen ,rooerv chastened said he'd be good
Il - ~ ,oa, more than any of US, IN a way added
nj .ecause in spite of your good record - lal ~
Raldv IS mighty leary of you de 'iliiAS you eS
to break out soon: ,,,,,- az Ba1d,, Sours and his
It ia yrannies amt any foxler than tney We
DuioH - f could 20 through the whole year. 90 as
lease and walk away with the Gooa Dcy
I'M even good exercise for the DTain - pI with
am c Of the Good Boy medal sad iouch, VIZ
p - notice the Fiddlers slur at the OololleI
Out bg fac5Ity what's the matter with your making
a stab for it," ,,.,.s,a- sitting ND. insulted.
Yes. you It's only seven more weeks t 10 mt mark
mas vacation and as you We oeGll r rmo -
, ought to stretch it out little mon III; ,ossire
you a;+ed till the laugh at TINS lPosiOio
"e 80 1;ed out: then he said, We'll SuP'ose
f,,ld hold in little while; but sI1tiil soIen IT,"
coul eda I home My folks would think stole" IT,
,,,o ,o,,s later Calamity hit the Tads fell blow
cay two blows: but they came 50 close together
'hS Toy Bgeow Captain Of the third eG n8 Bady sud-
down town during afternoon ee[e4'I for battalion drill
denly the assembly 56 soeGasa I the anybody
something he had nf Mo po wasn't there to take his
could 5Sm snd went out under the First Le"'en
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
FOR THE GOOD OF THE TADS

ant, who was Chunk Wallis
of the Biddies. Badly never
pretended to notice MOlly'S
absence, and when he came
piling up the hill back of
the academy and started to
sneak into the grounds,
Just as we were going back
to the drill hall to put our
arms away, nothing was said
to show that anybody was
on. But of course we knew
Badly wouldn't let it 60 by.
Well, it came at dress
parade, a couple of hours
later, when Badly handed
Saturday Crowninshield,
the Adjutant, a special
order to read. 1t was Mol
Tvs reduction to the ranks,
and it meant not only that
we lost another Captain
but that the Biddies got
one more, because Susie
Diamond moved up from
First Lieutenant.
Well, you know what
that meant to us! We re-
membered what Badly had
said, and went back to our
quarters a pretty sad crowd.
And when Badly sent for
Buck after supper we knew
what was coming,-the sus-
pension of the Tau Deltasl
We waited for Buck in the
Lower Tower and met him
{ faces. He shook his head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29

with open eyes and ANXIOUS faces lie SHOOK MS Heeu
disrnaly, as he said:
"Fellows, we're up the fuel!
"Wh-when do we-does it" l stammered.
Don't know" said Buck We've got just one
more chance" We sat up at that. Badly was de-
center than | expected. | convinced him that, while
we didn't kick at NIolys reduction, we ddn I look on
skipping premises for hour in the afternoon as such
terrible ofense and Badly said it wash t. except IN the
case of an officer like Molly" Molly, sitting in dark
corner, groaned the thought of it Anyhow, after
talk with Badly he agreed to give the frat one more
chance; but it's a hard one
Never mind what it is, said Jimmy MapeS; we re
men enough to take it and win. What is it.?
We've got to land the Good Boy medal, said Buck.
THERE was a concerted moan Badys conditions
L were impossible! Who ever heard OF any real
schoolbov winning such prize? Look back over the
list of Good Bows at the academy and say you like
TO be anv of them Softy Nelson Sissy Black Granny
Wurtz-nav nay! Besides, look at our records so lar
this wear! And there Susie Diamond OF the B1ddles
with not mark against him We might as well give up!
These thoughts pretty much alike through our
heads as we digesed the full import OF Buck message
from headquarters Suddenly voice broke the still
ness. 1t the Fiddler. He SAID:
We'll. how about me?
A great light came in The very man! / ne
Fiddler with all the hideousness of his past had still
kent his record clean at our school Yes in spite OF as
MANY attractions of rules anybody his name was
still officially unsulled. We leaped at his suggestion
Fiddler" the chorus rang in his ears and made him
sit up proudly.
Sure" said he I'll bet could do it"
And keep your health" said Buck doubungly.
Remember. we rely on you main strength on
the eleven and we play Riverdae Saturday.
I'm strong" said the Fiddler, and | can do IT.
And to prove | mean it-here" He took package OF
cigarettes from his uniform coat and held them out
in front of him. Take these, he said, showing them
into Bige Bigelow's hand. Il swear Off
We all embraced the Fiddler enthusiastically.
He shook the lot of US off Jaw blazes!'' he said.
"An it for the good of the Tads? I'll get that Good
Boy medal if it kills mel How's the draft Gee / for
got I've sworn off,
Which rather mitigated the pain of the first blow;
but the second came so soon that the hurt WASH cured
Next day it fell.
At morning football practice the Fiddler went into
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29

another. T-;a three fellows could Badly Tnean'
'1-l Interrupt .-- Guessing by saying:
ne referred Ter AIcVeigh."
Fiddler II said Bige Bigelow. Why, the
Fiddler is the Oil a in the bunch that hasn't had
-ak agalnst hin. Al this termr'
tod Bad. said Buck and he said it must
le Al acciden- .. only other wav he could account
1.-THE Fiddler record. he said was that miracle
TAG been pe-5- and he didn't believe in miracles.
ae reminded ri e- the Fiddler had been expelled
ION the las- -a. .ygls he had attended,-from one
u ugging cam mo the gym and shooting 1t on,
o1s,ag lor q. s..r glass; and from the other for
netting re5e..- .ugng the cadets that lasted four
Wy. because --a ected to being served with cottage
p31oing Sc often
Maybe ne r--- 7--,s -afo-r77e5 hazarded Jimmy
Eaps
.,,. lou know blamed well he hasn't" said Buck
"Ao painted .e lenses IN the big telescope black the
,1 nigat, So that Badly couldn't give his astronomy
n. Who Pur the pig IN old Thibaut's bed, dressed
> L MS nightqoa-s
Pss vel said Saturday Crowninshield, then the
IN clever enough to keep out Of trouble.
Co., llen advise you 10 copy leaf out Of his book
= D1.I "lo. a. Serene Ruler, inclined 10 Ilahu
e''1 acy1ce T. Us fellows pretty hard sometimes
". " ISL there some good news?"
lo 4SlAee--er-B Brother Needhan. said Molly Blge-
81 MS Commission as Second Lieutenant to-day
@c 1--44ed as Buck turned to me and said:
q, oyl Tor you Yankee, You beat out Smith r u,
ne D. ne Blddy." The Biddies, properly termed
pg 80 De-tas were our rival frat, may say nat
not only three Of the four Captains but more
sre5 81 'e other commissioned officers The ola aus
Ing al right. IF you fellows viii only behave.
4ra.5 about the eievenc" asked Bge Blgelo"-
eTr We ahead On that2"
Bi5s.- sure are" said Buck -Four Tads to three
Rap,as ana The rest Of them we could take IN Il We
tee mem And, aay did you see the Fiddler IN prac
Sad AZ Why, he's good IS any SIX men we e'ei
S' y the way, what's keeping hmm
q moment there came the mystic knock Oh one
Aolv p; eject On the door Of the Lower Tower anu
49," as Bag Puncher, tiptoed TO open IT,
foaed be asked in d whisper, and the answer
a brotheriif '-' A's mole III q h'4iSe Die'''''
opened he heavy bolt was drawn. the door
eyes ~ INTO the gloom Of the room. blinking MS
Tie Fiddler. The door closed softly anu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-20

ron MNW faaHrsn furnished ranna
81 iau Hf1rrs rafi az rha FlrgfruH ftt
flfeinla street reaf WsFftsks AFenaa 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-20
224 Grand Az. Everett. Wash.
July II. 1910.

224 Grand Az. Everett. Wash.
July II. 1910.
The Loughney Institute
Dear Slra: when ! came TO your
office on the 9th OF July. 1910. had
been suffering with stomach. liver
and bowel trouble for some years.
My stomach was In such a condition
that vomltcd from 10 times n
day The bile would keep coming
up IN ms throat and mouth continu.
ally. aud the nasty. bitter stuff
would make me 30 sick ! would
vomlt Il up and feel relieved for a
time. but lt would keep coming
back. so that lost flesh and was
getting very thin and nervous.
which condition had prevailed for
about three months previous Now,
after taking a few treatments with
you. | have improved SO much that
I feel like new man. have not
vomited but 2 or times since !
began treatment. and that was Just
AZ the beginning Of the course.
Since then ! have improved steadily,
ana from the way feel am con
ndcnt that the Improvement will
be- permanent. and can recommend
an who are suffering as did 10 call
and see the doctors 81 the Tough
ucy Institute knowing that they
will receive the kind and consider
ate attention accorded 20 me by
both the doctors and nurses In at
tendance. which | appreciate very
highly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-20
Up TO 45c Fancy Ribbons at

Beautiful up-io-date Fancy Ribbons - w
.: !: &: &: 6: 25C
Persian effects. and handsome multi-colored
stripes Widths 20 Ss inches values 45c. All at
price Thursday-2Sc a yard T1rs Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-20

all take the place OF city engi.
neeF and three other officers with
salaries OF $4,000 a year None 81
these three officers vas required 20
spend hts time on the city work
Mayor soidel found that the city
vas paying city health depart.
ment chemist $4,000. Who was a
praciiciug physician Also that tho
Kaa Inspector. at salary 81 81 soc.
vas maintaining a laboratory og his
own and teaching Ia a university
tie recommended that the council
combine the offices and one man be
hired 60 give all his time The
council passed the measure nnd a
saving OF 5000 VAS made
In his appointment ~ experts 60
90 the Citya work. Mayor Seidei
has pleased Milwaukee generally
The most remarkable. with the *.
cepfion Of Dr Ruckcr. tho health
officer. Is that % Joseph y uihleiu
as debt COMMISSIONS. 20 DO the
watchdog 81 the city finances
Commissioner tlhlein is The gcn.
eral manager ID the largest brew
ing company To the world. the
Joseph sebliiE Co BE Is a million
alre and one 10 Milwaukee, wealth.
Test men Mayor Seidri appointed
him because be- holds the best man
10 watch city finances o. 0Bs who
could watch finances so sell for
himself
The socialists claim that they
wili succeed whore labor parties
have failed. because OF The perma
u.ncy OF their Organization and the
checks OF their public officials
'Of course We have a machine.
said Mayor seidsi And the party
viii last just as long as the ma.
chine is good
when a socialist s. nominated Tor
l office he Is thoroughly Investigated
I BY n vigilance committee illn
ability. integrity and past record
are weighed And his resignation.
signed bat undated. IL handed over
I 10 ~ into effect nc any time be is
found unworthy ~ his trust
The rank aud file of the party
| can always call a referendum on
any party measure, according 20
| certain rules
The socialists have been q min.
I oFity power Ia Milwaukee for the
I last SIX years They have never
lost any ward they have gained
Their greatest hope for carrying
| out all that they have planned ia
the passing Of a home rule bill BY
I the state legislature that win give
I cities the right 60 govern them.
I selves as they please
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-20
Seatde's Dental War a
Good Thing for the
People
ne Day Of ReekonInE IL sure 60
Come

=, : bank should open 81 seattle
-. a1trrtiae 70 pay you one hun
sehta On the dollar FOR the use
~t,staI money for ninety DAYS. you
49, not care 20 deal with such q
m.AsinK Dental work done f. just
gAitiHE money Boz the bank. and
n the Dental work and guarau :
~ good the bank is busted
~ I0l are .fnra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-20

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- rstem u Paiuieas UentlatrV.
W. -. - earned for my offices
Reputation and Success
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49, 1Ca may 20 ~ arg prnutaffs
s nss.Ms . ssaitis and have them ex
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hsn 49, .atisiaction. / viii maks
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-20
~ DOROTHY DALE.

IN
..wAt1KEE. July go The bis
- for milwaukee rcada IKE a
- II carried out g would
= me city overlooking the
~ eatsrs % Milwaukee bay me
60 c.. es,s 90 the North Mud the
So thing about % would De
.,eryone could afford 60 live In
g. ~. assam b based GA lhe tunda
- sasision that thc Milwaukee,
i.i,rs.s take and that Mayor Sci
\, .ems np In his messages 60 the
49, Is de words The WORKERS
y. els aro It's most valuable
- deficit 10 the treasury that
as,,,fs the new party ia eivrn as
y. s,xsess argument Cor rarryins i
go The socialists Eu farther
-, f4paty Controller Eyerts. who
socialist. and who SAYS that
Z, utsssat system ~ taxation in
- = not adequate Go furnish
-. 49, proper maintenance They
- ss.t sinee this Is SO city funds
- y raised hy ghe cities thcm.
- sssng Into certain public Ia.
Msx businesses.
n. socialists % Milwaukee, pro.
- 4 ~ into the real estate.
- ear freight and general pub.
!, nnay businesses
~ dream vas explained bF
rsa,hs q WhlJnAli. city treasurer
~ Sc g the leading socialists
rrsssarsf Wh.tusu was for years
rars ana forester lie gave up
49, business to Do a banking bust
- 81. although his later career
- had Is do with finances Wis
rssa neopie speak OF him as .
~, II ccmb.natiou Burbank and
pssha because % his love % trees
AL flowers
.Yos know We socialists believe
IA cts should be planned for
~ Weiibslng OF les people. he
nyx Most cities just grow We
hell<ys thar good housing and com
sxaA.e and inexpensive transpo
as,,sa wuuid make any city a go0d
,ass Tor anybody 10 live in
ia Neu YORK. for instance. they
Aaye speat great amount Of
moasy lag q subway We don't like
nat We believe Il Is better q
n ne people ride up iu the alT
AZ Qrshlne ana make the freight
n aoxn u anything goes down
ne whole plan Is based ON q
~ passsa In the last Wisconsin
SAFE legislature granting cities
a. righg % buy aud sell real ea
tie The plan IL Tor a parkway
nHe4 ia4t shall penetrate q
Wey mr Of Milwaukee and &
phislzg system that shall furnish
issal Elsls homes easily within
he rsaes q uoFkiugmgn.
~ pszkway plan provides thai
hs d. bgy property on certain
F1lss two blocks wide This
mead sselnae a center street Fol
a ne las nos exists Milwaukee
people own 20 the center % the
rreet their property fronts on
ms street would be widoned e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-20

Thus Mr. whltnan got the bias him an en-.
huaaat for the garden
heterment ln Milwaukee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-20

,esffsei set ~ artificial teeth is
49,. % mechanleal art ! guar
hfs ~ Plates made az my offices
l..ss ID after I make you set Of
h-s 90 nay 90 % any Reputable
$780, - Seattle AMI have them ex-
- ana II the teeth DO not ~
80 safisfactiou. / Will make
fs-... stsf ~ give your money hack.
fNa1lt eharre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-20

The Loughney Institute does not
charge you one cont for consulta.
ton and advice and " YOU are sick
YOU are free 10 come and talk with
these physicians. A large corps OF
trained nurses are on duty that give
patients every care Hours from y
a. m. 20 9 .. m. and . 70 u on sun
day. Offices. Suite z20225 Peoples
Bank Building. corner Second ay.
and Pike 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-20
Socialist Officials Are Making Good in
Milwaukee---PIan City of Garden Homes

- Determine That City Shall Go Into Real Estate
R.,;ness So as to Garry Out Parkway System
nd Plating System That Shall Furnish mex
..n.ive Homes for Working People 49, A Big
nrr.m and Its Romano e-How Socialist Rulers
Are Carrying on the Government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-20
ANOTHER BAKE
OVEN TRIUMPH
Mr.. Geo. Cunningham, Master Ne
ehanie o. the Largest Single
Min IN the World. which Is One
OF tire Industries Of Everett. wn.

To show hos be appreciated the
treatment De- received af the Tough.
ucy Institute. Mr. Cunningham
writes the Institute az follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-20

oyster gbeflr 100 b. 100
clam shells 100 lbs rs.... lsgp
UrnnuIHfrd Bones 400 iba Ice
hone MraI 100 lhH .s.... 100
Scratch Food oo-lb SACK. LIS
Common Sense EER Food.
au-ih sack -...s.tss+ss In
In ips. $500 per ton
Ttroatfs assa ........... ga
Blue Stone tt.s..ss.ssssss ~
Chick Feed. a ton ...sss.s 80 %
pufknheat ........... 90. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-20
THE MARKETS

The foiisssta9 are the average prices
anatsd ~ the inrai shols@s srw isral
prodnre useafs ana feed Prices In ali
rases are suhlsst 80 xartafisn. srsordiuE
70 freshness and general srrrlieNfe. bot
these prices, unless a4brfutss indie a.
are Toe strictly first Grades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-20

~. Avenue. Union Block. be.
~ s-elnmbia and Cherry Streets
vi ,shinHs until and sundays
'sf people who work
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-09-09
~ONEREATING~AS BAD
- AS DRUNKENNESS
Ruinst stomach, weakened
brains, Shattered Nerves
the Result.

s -
The person who bolts his food and
SUITS his stomach, sins against nature
the same as the drunkard- Only the
evil results of gluttony are Tar more
terrible. Stuffed stomach ~ not di.
gest food droperly because there is not
enough digestive fluids
Digestit is a remedy for gfuttony
and it's resulting diseases, dyspepsia,
Indigestion sour stomach, heartburn,
etc. Two tablets after a meal will
quickly relieve the evilleffects of over
eating. They digest al! the food, u
the stcmdch to become normal. If you
use Digestit regularly, you will never
suffer from stomach ailments. There
will be no more belching or poisonous
more pain OF discomfort.
SOC for 40 tablets at your druggists
or by Prepaid mail upon receipt of
price. Your money back if Digsstit
doesn't digesu-For sale by End Glass
Drug Store, Grenada, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-09-09
Pension Board in Session.

The pension board of Grenada county
met at the court house last Monday tC
consider the application of those who
either directly or indirectly rendered
aid to the cause of the C~onfederacy.
The money appropriated for these
worthy people is but the keeping Of an
obligation of true citizenship.
The board is composed of w. E.
Smith, j.: A. Mitchell, VIM. Rounsa-
Vile. J. F. Smith and D. L. Holcomb.
Only the first three members were
present at Mondays meeting. VIM.
Rounsaville resigned because of his re-
moval to Tallahatchie county and S. N.
Elliott was named as his successor.
The pension board meets only once
a year.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-09-09
TICK ERADICATION
SUPERVISORS Put GrenaUa COUll
ty in Line,

" III lIluc.
The board Of supervisors at theil
meeting this week passed the necessary
order 20 secure the cooperation of the
State and Federal government in the
eradication of the cattle tick in this
county.
This is a move in the right direction.
Primarily the fight against the cattle
tick was begun in the interest of the
health Of the people who consume the
heeYes.
1t is a fact, that can not be contro-
verted, that a cow infested with ticks
is hot healthy, hence II not healthy,
the eating of such meat a but be in
imical to the physical well-being OF the
consumer. The move is but a part OF
the crusade going on, throughout the
land in the interest of improving the
health of the people.
Another very important feature is
that the eradication of the ticks means
that the market~vafue of the cattle in
Grenada county will be increased over
one cent per pound.
The board is to be congratulated on
what it did. No mistake was made.