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New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

successes in Berlin with II. :.
| had been PLAYING II for over year ai"ayS as
er;i7 with i when one night in Berlin when was
14y-irg Al = Philharmonic concert something nap
-54.7 inside of II What il / have never beell
able TO discover: but its tone suddenly became hlel
1- and sweet and took entirely new character
= - ta-7 - different violin since that night. and
* - reward for It's good behavior nave ftIu9tt 20
.,-- from il though / have often been oIered ilil
more than It's intrinsic worth
have PLAYED on many OF the 9rTdl I'iIli9' i i}l
lf7 seems to possess its individual Voice as eaGh
-~eser7+s an individual physiognomy, 50 70 SPEAK:
l-+ : known by all violin experts. ms Is one o
he really remarkable things about Fi"If,S ItcaH
l4 +,,-o wears ago / went to the shop of f1'IIS III
= - fa.,,,,7s ro0r0iSSeUr and reTa1rtr. ! hdd
.,,-.,r7se for him in that | had quietly Rurchased
fsII1-le S4radivarius here in Amer1ca- { clijled
90 or-bi1e and then a friend OF mine. VII" was TO
IL 4--z- ont the io1e walked IN with my ne" IN
sr-T1r7erlt He said he nad IlcAeH u . 49, ~Ii1I
,,is17ef 10 have examined No sooner lia'l IIC -
.--aa-ef from out the wrapping. than flaming
ewes bulged. 1+4~4 =, his fz-
Led the bag exposing only the scroll what
Is r- 45 head of the Greville Sradvarius he
answered ...,, tI4 instrument:
= = H. - every minute detail OF us ILS9eoi
u1 " .-e fIeye that man could recognize al a
r-s nearly every famous EiOhh III 'lle ~ ~ -
80 r,1ick1v perhaps than the ordiiiSlI9 i''-'
~e-lo7ize his own children -41,.. ,.;,Iias
-. ,-lf thing for the owners ol eoSLF N'0'
u y . S4 -,1,7oisse1!rs the world over are ai'-
10 - 18th the rhvsIognonE OF Iit-ss III ~ - -
! --7-s l. makes the theft ol one ~ liio - T.,
-5a1Ts and improbable. Foi ~ an C',l' ;I,is and
u ug-e 49, hiding menace. Famous Je"el9 a.
tfie1 Is a. - L4ve become almost immune nom
great in ~ - The irrrossIhlhtE OF GlsI1oSnS %
THEFT bet - direction but the violin thIef IS 10"
- - musician who IS tempted t" 9'e'i ''
ref 10Y Of his possession
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
Ole Bulls Precious Instrument

4 = = -------- '-roag7c' n c6e
---e- Bergen .- \ .-a.a. lies the violin with
--- DE and a5tauIsheG the world
----r e.. p ...---g the name Il GasE5ar dl
.---- .-.-sa D ~al3 was born IN
@-- -le- ! dr. not recall the date
E--- ...r.-r II v4S consigned 10
n ls master ...-. ir had attained the rlpe
-r@s -- and -frv wears lllTh
ID. l-.e l-s----..-.. ..-.-ah- 50 fraglelE. with
.-e Wear ...~ u over two centuries.
~ --- ta- IS its weight and when
1-Te q lateral -..... .1 II elgltr-elglt pounds
-- Sl-sl Il -n.eu-Z-s,N pounds. 4
'ts one hundred pounds is delicate
imagine ELat .- strain became when ITS
@s-eT. gar ..nvsllue aS well as AT
across j.. .---g5 and made is voice
--r lC-rc- -.e modern orchestra
--. 7-e any g. ------e-t or machine Dult
.--s-- 7- encc--E such a strain Tor TWO
.-..- Years .e- J dare say there was
.~-.-- u service .l that little instrument,
u --' -- -t.- service.
-- We consider .... . s--7-l- little thing the
------. "--- wonders II aceomr llshes The IN
se-lr-es positively. r-r7carav NJ own
1-1 70 ne us. ..e ludi. .idllals They have
--1 =.. a--51.1-les and are As whimsical
-- -a.e ! might better say theH nave
5-r--s- ..e1r-thar covers such lot oi
--7 are sensitive 10 weather condl-
--1 l--t-e5s ri humans To the rractlsed
~s ----e- shape -ercer.-Ialv II cont torIIIty
--5 --,t-5- |-=- rs We humans swell with
with or shrink within ourselves
.-.les. can notice their E4r-lng physical
.-.r ..-- II q glance r1sr Their LumOr and Lo"
-1---E coax them ~ make them respond 10
=. express through them.
.e5- 7-. y tone that lie hid IL Their delicate
ra1e- = e- ending source Of wonder 10 me
fr,,l e-.z. .lpllr ever possessed was GaglIano,
49, -- lam i.r continental reasons One DAY
- 7-.t.tH2 FarDanE playing IL the suburbs
nd rI@ iAe 5ane II his instrument struck me.
se-es - e.rnlne- II and saw It was . Gaglano
l-~r dozen times what he had pad
s -l picked Il ur in Italy. and had no idea
@-e u was bag toned instrument. but
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
By Fritz kreisler
0-.ulns 5y T5s=-- Clement Coll

H. u - most ordi-
II ne hum
= ble5- product # the
-zs--- --- ---aLS at ten
-z-s stud .--9urs and
instruction serve lis lack
1--- lez--- -- --a1-v ma
ia eight. Now
raw -l1 --- is strings.
-G E-.- sound l.
z-5 .- 1razrG The
L f. -- e4k the
--re-sa ---- music
vlc k-.1 Fl. coax the
----- -- make Il
- " -- " g-owl
@ -z- -.- voice
-. ne e----a --- II human
motion -.- can d.
---s little mar
winch --- diligence
-z~-l-- II lL--le
" -1- found #
s- -z ---l and
o-1- elea-
--e we Il those
e-g-s -~l-
-- WITH -ea--..
1- -e------ The mas
rs q -=- The .-l-
-e same .- r-a-ls
Tie E.- --- mellow
Draw - string.
-- -=- e-e-
d. one distinguish
->. z- ---l. !.
A# -- e-e-.s
some -.e rem ua
lcce--. The one -u.--
eE E.r us--
TON -1e carefully --I-
- and -- most perfect -
- ---- -.- er e-- -.---E
s les that He~
--.-- Il
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

ugly tempered, and when l
wanted It to be suave or
sweet it tried my patience
sorelv, but 1t was the best
/ could afford to own at the
time. and | made my first big
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

mary eve. Il looks much
=r except Tor the gram
ll-ter of the Tarnlsh-
S and even the unedu-
..eI1 the tone, as read
between the voice OF
e chorus singer.
All llol5rs are replCas
models. Some are re
=a-5rh part Of an inch
nh -le greatest skill.
-e-el wood. the finest
---sl Modern ingenu-
.u- rl- tone OF the old
e wrought Two hundred
and Guarnc-1
II w lcru science
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

H. - most orGl-
~ ---E me hum
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-06-01

Mrs. G. A. Neufert returned here
last Wednesday. by way Of the cities.
Mrs. Frank Clague paid another
visit to her mother at Vernon last
Saturday.
Geo. Stegner of Sioux Falls, S. d.,
was among the Decoration day visit
ors here Monday.
Sunday school and preaching at
the Mcdaniel school house next
Sunday afternoon.
Supt. and Mrs. Field Of the county
home received visit from their son
Monday. He is in business in the
cities.
Miss Sadie johnson arrived home
from Nebraska on Monday. having
closed her school year there as
teacher.
Mrs. j. j. Nelson of this city was
called to Utica, this state. last Sat-
urday, on account of the illness Of
her father.
The closed door on bass fishing
opened up last Sunday, and from
this time on we are likely to hear
less crappie and pickerel and more
as to bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Quarton and
child visited with father and mother
Quarton last week, returning to
Tracy yesterday.
Allen King "hit the road yester-
day on one of his selling trips, going
to the land Of the people who have
to be shown Missouri.
DR.. and Mrs. Lyman motored
across country to st. Cloud last
week, taking in some elegant fishing
en- route and returning with their
daughter Susan, who had finished
her school yearSat the state normal.
Comrade George Buxton arrived
in the old town last Thursday, some
what the worse for his long journey
almost across the continent. He re-
ports his sons and their families,
who are both living at Maiden, on
the newiMilwaukee line, as doing
well.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-06-01

| Graduation gifts in jewelry and
silver at Luscher's drug store. 49,
Special selections in jeweIry and
watches for graduation gifts at
Luscher's drug store. 43-2t.
Miss Marie Thune is back from q
visit with Marshall friends and is
again busy at the county treasurer's
office.
A comfortable seat, a courteous
greeting. and a cordial reception
awaits you and all at the services OF
the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. j. K. Drury went to Ames,
Iowa. the first of this week, to wit
ness the graduation Of his son from
Iowa's excellent agricultural college.
Father Gmier, who recently closed
a successful pastorate at SDring-
field, visited with Father Schiffrer of
this city a few days the past week.
All. Drogosch is said to be medi-
tating return to his old job at Geo.
Jaehning's store, and the band boys
and others are hoping that he will
conclude to do so.
Comrade Comstock, formerly of
this city and an old resident of Rem
vile county, arrived in this city one
day last week. He is in poor health
and more or less a wanderer, but
for the past five years has wintered
at San Antonio, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Japs received
a visit from Mr.. and Mrs. Hartung
of Carver, parents Of Mrs. Japs,
last Friday. Mrs. w. D. Japs of
Hopkins joining them the next day.
The visitors returned to their re-
spective homes yesterday.
Mrs. F. A. Gray and son Johnnie
were expected back from California
yesterday. in time to witness the
graduation exercises at which Miss
Abbie Gray and Whit are to COM
plete their high school course. We
understand that Finley and son Will
liam are expected to follow in a
month or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Weiss of
Duluth. with their three children.
were at the Weiss home at North
Redwood over Sunday and Monday,
returning to Duluth yesterday.
Col. Weiss, as he is called at Duluth
and the state capital, mas renewing
acquaintance with the old veterans
and few Of the old boys and girls
of his school days Monday and Tues
day morning.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-14
TIME FOR HIS DEPARTURE
A. c,ose Friend Knew, That Frame OF
Mind Was Not Apt to BE d
Lasting One.

Ron r Rice and liymen Levy pot'l
now dead. were two OF the rear ~
yirginia characters in i small tlc"-
nont county seat town; Ben was 'h'
raoror of he town inn and Hymen' a
canine lew. ran a store. Zen Wa
noted for profanity, drinking ana gam
Hing and telling unheard OF yarns
uvman was a daily visitor at the llih
~ yet his dram. and at times Decall'e
thoroughly shocked at hens out'''
roous language and manners. Ben
mo evening, joined the town boys ~
an axciting game of football on Main
street, became overheated, ana coo''
ING off too quickly, vent INTO pheu'
uor,, at night. Several phESlc'dhS
attended him. who soon p~ronoo'ce0
hi, case hopeless. \ dozen or 'ho''
# Ren's friends, among them Hy1nel
were standing around the bed just De
fore Ben's spirit took its flight iron
a.,.b whom Zen uttered a long groal
and said: oh, Lord, have mercy u
me-" At this moment Hymen 'urne'
his head slowly and remarked: IN
good Lord ought to take Ben lls'
now for he never will be so good II
more
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-14
If AT. Unlisted s;s, r ass Thompson's Eye Water
,;,,. a, Cause of tuberculosis.

The sixth annual meeting OF the va,
tional Association for the STUDY anu
prevention of tuberculosis was helu
in Washington on May 2 and 8 among
the most interesting papers was II
by DR.. William H. Park, the iahou
pathologist and head OF the laoola'
tories of the New York city aepart
ment of health. Doctor Park ~contehoeu
that pulmonary tuberculosis IS 'els
rarely, if ever, caused by mlecuon
from bovine sources, such as 'no
drinking of milk or the eating OF meat
Tuberculosis of the stomach II 'n'e'.
nal rgans which compose only apou'
fen per cent. Of the sickness IRON
this disease, are often caused by dilhA
ing or eating infected matter. Docto'
PARK s~ubstantiated his conclusions W
showing the results of years OF lnVes
tigation and examination OF patholos'
cal specimens. His conclusions dr.
substantially those reached by VI
Robert Koch, the discoverer OF 'he u
berculosis bacillus.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-14
Taken Before a Justice OF the Peace

Of which 7 knew nothing. Thai way
the one great act of injustice lone
me in all my career, and even lne
grave won't bring forgetfulness VI
that nasty piece of work.
"After | did that five years IN oins
Sing for another mans crime WANT.
cd to get square with Byrnes. anu
another set out to blow open the SAFE
IN notice headquarters. 1t was theh
+, a little Office off the big hall. we
were at work on it when we heafu
footsteps, and If we hadn't Deeh
frightened off then we Would nave
blcwn that cheesebox to bits"
IN 1885 he went to Gloversvllle ana
robbed q safe there. He was arrest
cd outside of the bank, while eighihs
intoyication, and actually had the 1901
y, him The policemen did not search
him hut took him before a justice Oh
the peace.
"'He was drunk outside the BANK
inst rODDou, sOul hoi-oi'
iiceman," continued Murphy.
whats your business" asked the
justice. 49,.
"~'Tm-hiC-a
hod notwithstanding.
GLOW much money have you!
""Tbree-hic-dollars, judge
".Well. you're fined So, so you can
get drunk for a few days more
"But, inspector" continued Murphy
"tbe laugh was on me. Peggy Dono
van was arrested for this crime ha'
committed, and r%ailroaded to prison
When 7 learned of it l gave myself VI
and confessed to the crime. | had
d hard time proving l had done the ]ot
had to subpoena the justice or tn
neace and the policeman from Clio
8 ersyille. They bore out my story a
far as they could. was convicted
TO Peggy was freed and the three year
n. and three months did for that Grim
were some of the happiest years {
my life"
. How he got the name of "Liverpo'
* lack" was developed as follows:
Il. You remember, inspector, VIII
- Won said to me a year ago, when | W;
nabbed with the gun and tools? Yt
said: Murphy, you are old. Do y'
want to spend the remainder OF yo'
life in Sing Sing or in the convict
home kept by the salvation army o
on Long island?' l told you l wasl
a hypocrite, and It was either freedc
to 60 and do as l please or Sing Sir
I'm James Murphy, alias Como
~ alias Liverpool Jack, and a few 9th
f~anciful names; professional crimir
-safe.blOWer.'
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-14
e Her Latin.

"De.f.en.d.a-m," spelled the young
ster on the rear seat as the rubber
neck" wagon was passing the twenty
second Regiment armory, at broadway
and Sixty-eighth street. "n'' uo0'
that mean, auntie?
Il didn't quite catch what the su,ue
cold" replied the old lady. "Oh, MI
Guide, won't you kindly tell us "h"'
it says on that building?
"Def-en-dum!" roared the s",ue
through his megaphone, dividing the
word into three sections. =,
"That's what it is said the o'o
,adv "A deaf and dumb asylum.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-14
Very Low.

The two farmers we're looking on
while the aviator was cussing and
working at his disabled aeroplane,
which had come to earth far from the
maddening crowd.
81 s'pose a machine like that there
comes purity high?" remarked Ezra
to Reuben.
"Haw! Haw." guffawed Reuben
loudly, for the benefit of the aviator,
looks to me like it comes purity low,
b'gosh!"
You're dead right, it does, you
yap," roared the angry aviator, when
It lands in your company!"-Literary
Magazine of the Pittsburg Dispatch.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-14

very Speo"r, other sufferer from ronSu-
You d Indigestion II dysp'psiH, SIGN
ppaadarhe and such digestive ,r"nn"I no r|n
h,ve a free trial bottle sent To your AVID
nrepaid by forwarding, yonr , mnm"' brst
address. It is the g"n'l'sl' m'I' ,,nic YOU
tas,," irjn M0S' Druggists will sell y" ~, the me
regular no sraSan nt \ picture of Mrs..
s Sdr+h rrT Of Quincy. H. a cured pa'trmt.
Is N'r prcsentei herewith. # there do rs ' N.Y.
Thing about your cas-" that y'H ha 'T vii, ad-
dnrstand writ the doctor M o.' " p Cald-
v v,s, E sol Caldwell Bldg, Monticello All
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-14
AN ERABLE ITCHING

".Just about two years ago. son'o
form of humor appeared on my scalp'
The beginning was a slight ltchlns ou.
It grew steadily worse UNTIL "hen l
combed my hair, the scalp became
raw and the ends of the comD-teeth
would be wet with blood. Most OF tne
time there was an intolerable ltchlhe'
in a painful, burning way, very much
as a bad, Jaw burn, if deep, VIII ''cn
and smart when first beginning u
heal. Combing my hair was pos't''e
torture. My hair was long ana Tan,
gled terribly because Of the blood ana
scabs. This continued growing Woise
and over half my hair fell out. was
in despair, really afraid OF becoming
totally bald.
"sometimes the pain was so great
that. when partially awake, YOU'D
scratch the worst places SO that my
fneer-tips would be bloody. coulu
not sleep we'll and, after being asleep
q short time, that awful Singing pam
-would commence and then would
wake up nearly wild with the torture
A neighbor said it must be salt fheull'
Having used Cuticura Soap merely as
a toilet soap before, l now decioeo u
ordor q set of the Cuticura Remedies
-Cuticura Soap, Ointment and plils
T used them according to dlrectlon:
for perhaps six weeks. then lett on
, nc the disease seemed to be erad'
Gated but toward spring, elgntee'
I months ago., there was a shSnI II
turn of the scalp humor. con
menced the Cuticura treatment d
once. 50 had very little trouble. Y
u nv scalp | used about one half a caK
J. If Cuticura Soap and half a box {
Cuticura Ointment in all. Inc III:
e time | took six or seven bottles OF Z
ticura Pills and the last time thre
y. hottles-neither an expensive or I
20 dious treatment. Since then ha'
had no scalp trouble Of any KIN
Standing up, with my hair unDouho'
comes to my knees and had 1t not De
. for Cuticura l should doubtless
wholly bald. .
"This is a voluntary, unsolicited II
timonial and l take pleasure in WrltE
1t. hoping my experience may lit
someone else. Miss Lillian brow
R, F. D. /, Liberty. Me-, oct. ~ lSo
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-14
LIFE STORY
liverpool Jack" Safeb'o"eF'
Relates Experiences.
Once Tried to Blow Police He'''
,ers Safe to Get Revense-ProVeS
Self Guilty to Save
Friend.

Now york.-How he had once 'fieu
70 blow open the safe at MuIov 49,
street police headquarters III VIC 'OS
nc revenge for an unjust con'lc''on
aot nv one of Inspector ByrneS men,
how he had cleverly fooled a COUNT,
iustice of the peace after being causn'
IN a safe-breaking job, by lelshins ~
10 drunk. and how he had later
proved his own guilt, to save al'o'he'
no, from the crime, was told recent
" at the new Center street heauqu"''
tors nv lanes Murphy, safe'preahe''
arrested for carrying burglars 'ooiS'
II was Murphy, known as Liver,
nooI lack" who, with Red Leary anu
Johnny and Jimmy Hope, blew open
,hn saft of the Manhattan bank at
broadway and Blocker street III 'ne
early '7Os. Murphy, now wen pas'
"a wears, has been implicated III
many Of the big safe-blowings Oh t"o
generations. Released from the pen
itontiary on Blackwelrs island ohls
Iltulloiy ,n;un-
tho other morning he was seiZeO
again on a bench warrant issued y.
Ivdge Rosalsky, charging him VIII
carrying burglars tools at the u'ni'
sf his former arrest for carrying a re
volver. oo
The old safe blower told lnspec'o
NcCaferty of the robbery OF the MAI
haitian bank, and said after MS y
lease from Sing Sing he went TO hai
sas City for five years.
while | was away from the Guy
be went on, "a safe was blown VINE
7 got back to New York in lSoo Oh
G Of Byrnes' men nabbed me ana Ia
, roaded me to prison, for TINS cf'in
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-14
p;,hon Fats His Own Boots.

Few bishops have to lead such "
life as Bishop Strlnser' )"
company with a missionary 'o''p "snnn,
be made a tom recently to Herschel
island, in the Arctic ocean, ana '',N
to Dawson City, where the bishop II.
sides. ooorinc
Their small supply of food becoming
exhausted, they were obliged TO cav
their m~uckalucks and moccas'is.
uhoso made of raw s%ealskins, were
soaked until they became glul'''ous,
and we're then toasted in strips over
the fire. The bishop says the 'oou
was real good, especially the mucA'
lucks.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-14

stin'i NAV
hottie of Il remedy
for the cure OF lndl-
gestion. and AS ne
was Interested, be-
cause he suffered
that way. lie wrote
for it. The rene
dy was DR.. CAD
wells Syrup Pep
sin. Mr.. l.apI"y.
who is IL minister OF
the Methodist Fps
copal Church. ana Il
member of the Cen
trail Alabama Con
ference. took the
IRE. bottle with the
result that he was
~.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-14
MINT Care to Mention His Name.

njHnf Lars "
A colored woman presented he'ee''
tho other day in an equal Su'''so
state at the plac" OF reS'S'r'''o" y
qualify for the casting OF 1'' 'o'e
the school question at the neat CIV
ton. rou
.Vith what political party &c ~"
affiliated" inquired the clerk VI W.
unaccustomed applicant, us'is '"'
prescribed formula. o,.
The dusky LADY, blushed, all y
ness and confusion. is bleSeu ~
answer that there question:
"Certainly; the law requires !" =.
"Then." %retreating in d'sh'a!'
don't believe III vote, case Ia ha''
+, have to mention the party S ha"''
uo.s one Of the incest sent-mums Il
tovn"-Ladies Home Journal
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-14
rIIr THIS OUT

A,a moi, IN the A. Fl. Lewis Medicine CO.,
4 Snd n nIis Mo and they will send YOU free
o : 10 L dav treatment of NATURES RENE
a ~ a tahIetsl Guaranteed for Rheu'
m mi Kidney and Blood Diseases. SOD oy
ali Druggists. Better thar rms nd1 ivt A
Ills. It's free to YOU. write 'ooa''
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-14
Tit for a

(to prominent clergyman
i came in here, sir, to criticize you'
onrrch management and tell you no"
it ought to be run.
Prominent Clergyman 'ah'a]eu'
what do YOU mean, sir: How dare
vouo Who are you, anyway!
II am the humble editor OF the pa
,er Won have been writing 10. lille
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-14
rheumatism Is Durable

NAT1,RE,S REMEDY (NR tahiets) "ll
curs rheumatism and 90 it quickly. II So
Thoroughly ~cleanses ana res rs,nm that
kidneys, liver and digestive sl''o1 nesnlts
us IL, r,ntsed. Take one tonight; yo91LI Oh
1ees 'e All Druggists. IT," A. II. Lewis
Medicine Co., St Louis, Mo.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-14
SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA,
A Citj Beautiful.

Is in the heat OF the richest besI
,rotit making farm land in the great
Southwest. From a brush PIE 10 d
c;tv Of $4,000 population in II years.
Wander of the age in city bulIdl1S'
Now building Meat packing ho0so-
,5oo emnloves; Cotton Fabric Mill
600 employees; Baptist and Cathohc
state Universitics-Will enroll1ooo SUI
dents. Unprecedented proht n'aA''s
i,,o.tments waiting for men OF small
and large means. The last opportunity
70 eet property in Shawnee AT a 10"
nr;co Get in on the ground hoor
pricos will advance rapidly. Nothing
c,n stop Shawnee now. For descr'p-
two literature and further information
write SHAWNEE DEVELoPNE"H,
COMPANY, Shawnee, Oklahoma WHICH
!, not a real estate company.
Terror of F%rankness.
;c mo- worse vice than
frankueSS,' said BOOM '"9''
, farewell dinner in New YORK p'e'e
dent to his departure ior ru'ol'
elbow should | feel, for example Il
asked Won for your opinion Oh NY
plays, and You answered me 'F'nN''
quite frankly! nao,
~Why, | should feel like ne poo'
,adv at the bridge drive who sa'o y
her hostess little daughter
~,Your eyes are sucha heaven:
h,ue. And what color are H.! eyes
darling? /, .uo,o,e,
"The child's high treble 'faVeIe'
easily to the further corner Oh VI
~ujct room as she rcplleu' iooN''l
earnestly up into her qaeS'lo'''
face: u.hito
",Dwab middles, yellow "h''e
and we'd wins!
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-14
eone+hino to Crow About.

The Misunderstanding cats. "hat
sort of noise-germ has got into tha'
ridiculous rooster lately? HIS Darn
growing has developed into a cohtlnu-
Gus performance. to-.
The Drake-Why, he imaglnes ne
in the public eye since the p~roaucV'on
of Rostand's "Chantecler."
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-14

In 1908. the ioreign-born popula.
tion Of 1876 per cent. furnished 100
ner cent. of the criminals, 2o:S per
cent. of the paupers, ana 1919 pc,
conf Of the insane. Between 19o4 anu
zoos the aliens in these lnslllu'lo'l9
increased 81 per cent.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-14
sr,rr OF OHIO CITY OF TOLEDO IS.

cr,r Of ONO CITY OF IULhVV' IS,
LUCAS COUNTY. ..,,o,
rv.xx J. CHENEY makes oath that ne IS s dnins
n, lHS1N Of the firm of +: J. CtlSLY a. C ood e stn,s
BUSINESS usinD in tn" CITY Of T Gem VIM sonny pnv the ""u sum me Of
at9rSsaia i,, ana 1go' DoLLARs for each and every ~
oNh r.T,nnI that cannot be cure by the use VI
HALLS CAlAkRh N'N" FRANK J. CHENEY.
cr,orn n before me and subscribed IN my p'ese"''
.,is S,h day OF December. A. d. lsoo.
tNis o'n 49, A. W, GLEASON.
swat NoTAaY PUBLIC
1on., cot,-rh Cure Is taken internally ana a ct
,,ra anI upon the blood and mucous surfaces y ! ''
system. send for testimonials: l,S'. "a. Toledo. q
: Sou p H, ~ Family Pills for constipation.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-14

DO not try to make your nome me
,o,van hut try to make your nome
n,nb that when you think of heaven
vo, will be reminded Of your home
Doctor Devins.