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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-22

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-22

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-22

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-22
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25
SeCCi0n recreatlVa
0TRA ZAgAEOZA
eConsinRasi6n.)

En- cuasi todass las ealfeS habla esta-
gtas de mos santos. qase no con0Zco. En
ANA habia una muiec tan desnuda que
s.uasi no M atrevi : mirarla. Cre1 que
seria naestrg madre Eva; pero debajo
Al ELLA lei en- letras de hronce: LA YER
DAD.
La verdt1-exciaane pa mis- adrentos
--es que vas a eostipaae 81 no tie tapan-
DmIpu6s, cn eCrc tsm, I'm hombro de
hierro. machacant}42 Debajo icia: Ell
TRABAJO
Tampoco hl viste en jamaiS-le di-
je.-Y 81 no me. eontessf{5
vi tamien las, estautss de el "Comer
eio'', la Indastri;4 ~ Ia Humanidad
Ia ''Templsnza7 el Siencio", la 'Hi
,giene". y que ule sts 80 ii bronco que Sc
habria cnsantido Ga nacer too aquello
No Sc podia aapdar por dengun pues-
to. TOoS iban &pci8a, COMO 81 les esea-
para el tren, dandoHl6 cfnpentones, que
cnasi me batian Por toas parties cruza-
ban carrOs Y mas carr0S e trenyian elec-
tricos. sin agarrase a dengnn alambre,
y palomicas por los afres, con carticas
en los picos. Y Sotd4dos Y municipales
sin armas y h0nrbrcs con fard0S. Lo
que no pude YER nalde que yistiera co
mO los baturros.
En- varios mercalIs de hlerrO, limpios
grandiSimos, mu anaJos, los yendedoreS
despachaban sin gritar, y en- toos los
puestos habia c4rteIIcos ande icia que
'siar de menos en el peso. II moneda fal
sa, II generos sotistieaos {que debe ser
acon tranpa) seria cestigado con perder
sci puesto con dir q Ia carcel Giienos
tnjos cchaban uuos Vegilantes, que esta-
aban pa ESQ
Too el dia Dios me Ilev6 de la Ce-
sca a la Mecca. mirandoto t0do sin como
Mer NADIA nj d denguuo AIgunas casas
sane paicio recorder, pero tamien esta
Iban cambeadas,
conque me Itego ei anochecido y cua
Isl me Sc Va la cabeza al yer salir tan
ia gcnte del trabaJo, por toas parties,
al dame cn los oios tantos punticos
de hlceS tIectricaa SIC toes los colores
slue saian de caalquia pnesio que mi
rascs. Y luces tami6n, mu vivas, en-
7os escaparateS. y en- los balcones en-
sos nnmeros de las caSaS. y en- los CO.
.ahes I'll las cabezaS ,ie los caballos y
,en las gorras de los dependencies Que
arupinaria.
fContinuara.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25
"D0LI.LI:,'I'IN MERCANTIL"
En este sltio publicaran semanalmente las obras
que eStan dc venta en- cSta libreria.
B[DLIOTECA De ESTUDI0S
Fiosofic0s, IIist6ricos, Poticos Sociaes
BE5EI0TECA De NOVELISTAS CLASICOS,
Modernos Contemporaries,
A 70 centavos ejemplar

Z b.t5. -" Eacantamiento novela
de Raqaero-"II "IIetras E Ideas
p Rouaselot-'I Mfstcos' (espanoD
\ l}oaiL4-El lsyquis
II. MARITIME Barronneyo--'
t;rasia a.-"C "Cenizas'
Martinez R.<' La Humlde Vertlad'
T6ka.---lTn {gOlaIre de Oro'
N. }e Santiago Faones>' Enrendamos vida
J.AI RH;z"Ea Vountad'
a. iub i--i ia euaad terrenal
lsa&e Ja11c2.-.' MsEena rraga'
rcSr9 a. R.Iitt.--'I.a Enamo
5 arcfo.- Ia de SOL
2. no.--~fE fEistav un Convento''
Flores del Spleen
ET1e-- Rebellion "a Muerte,
eantares (poesas)
Nanae Observation-Disclosures, Gaeas poemas, 20
EN- Egrog PREcIos EsTA INCLUDE Ell FRAEQUEo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25
HOteI Pa rls
- GALE DE MENDEZ VIGO r-4>
MAYAGUEZ
N1AYAGUEZ

Situado este establecimiento en- ell.
centro de la calle N6ndez Vigo. e0Be
un jardin al frente, es el que reune ma,
yores ventajas y comodidades para lor
sehores viajeros, Y el que cuenta cor
meiores habitacioneS frescas, ventilas.
das, magn1fcos baiios y duchas.
COMIDAS A TODAS HORAS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25
AlmaCenes generates de dep6slto
En- la Marina de San Juan, P. 4.
j. T.. SILVA

serv pdbo Edfcio consdo de cero co
a 'Comerco de los
uesy Ferrocarrn.
Sc
de Tarfa, modcOs
deptado ndo las mas
tes de Seguros
las enas nna uedn deposarse IN
Amacen azo
largo pagaran exPortad ua de Ia
dep6so piden o5ne dnero interes
m6dico Ell dure e dep6sto
En- IN Departamento especial oiaro obetos
domico prop0so Ven
puesaco consu mpebles correndo
adem mereadas todos efectos en-
dlsposcn
A,o;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25

MEDICOS Y FARMACEUTICOS
Formulario Practice
de
L Terapeutica y de Farmacolcgia y
Dujardin-Beaumetz
En- Ell LETIN MER ANTIL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-29
The Zeppelin Passenger Craft
Wrecked
PASSENGERS UNINJURED
The Airship Is Pierced BY Branches Of
Trees After Terrific Combat with
Whirlwind- Tbirty-three Per-
sons on Board.

Dusseldorf, Germany, June 2o.--Count
zeppelin's passenger airhip Deutschland,
the highest developed Of all the famous
aeronaut models, lies on top Of tho Teut.
obureer forest, pierced with pine tree
stems, mass Of debated silk and twist
ed aluminium. The 20 persons on board,
after wild contest with a storm, es-
capped, uninjured climbing down a rope
ladder from the wreck on the pine tops.
Herr coesmann, general manager Of
the new airship company, chief engineer
Duerr Of the Zeppelin company and
Captain Kanneuberg, who personally had
charge Of the crew Of ten, and twenty
newspapermen sailed from Dusseldorf At
1880 o'clock yesterday morning for a
three hours excursion.
The objective point was Dortmund,
about IS miles from Dusseldorf, but a
high head wind prevailed and an effort
was made to reach Munster, a garrison
town, so that landing might be made
on the parade ground BY the aid Of the
soldiers, a. il was realized that it would
require large number Of them to hold
the vast airship against the wind
It was dangerous to attempt land
ing in an open field because Of the storm,
as the metal was likely TO pound to
pieces, in the high wind, and one Of the
motors refused to work and the other
two were not powerful enough to make
any progress ia the gale. The airship
drifted swaying in the violent gusts
and sometimes leaning to an angle Of
40 degrees, and all the while the engi
neers were at work repairing the dis.
abIed motor When this was done, all
four screws were driven at their full
power, under which in normal conditions
the airship was capable Of attaining
speed OF 40 miles an hour But the
helmsman was unable to keep his course,
and the great craft was swung about at
the mercy Of the winds
Suddenly the raptain perceived
wnirlwind coming and assembled to
height q nearly 4ooo feet 10 avoid the
worst Of It. With the whirIwind came
an avalanche Of rain. After half an.
hour, the Deutschland came down To-
permit Of observations, and it was seen
that the Teutoburger forest lay below,
The foreuard motor again stopped, and
Colesmann sent Ave 81 Tie correspond
ents to the aft gondola TO ballast the
vessel.
The Deutschland sank RAPIDLY, having
lost much gas IN the high attitudes, and
dragged along the TOP Of the dense for
est A heavy branch of . tree broke
through the floor Of the cabin amid.
ships. throwing two Of the guests to the
floor Other branches ripped through the
gas compartments and the whole strue-
ture settled down thirty or forty feet
from che ground.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-29
WRIGHT MACHINES WIN.
DO More Stunts at Montreal Aviation
Meet.


Montreal Que3 June 20. The third
day Of Montreals aviation meet was de,
layed BIT i thirty mile an hour breeze
which kept Up until $3.50 last evening
The two and nalt hours which fol-
lowed were full Of excitement, how
ever
Walter Brokins Of the Wright team
was the hero Of TIE day, and accom-
plished two performances. which place
him in the front rank of aviators In
the first, he started with great daring
before the heavy wind had gone down,
and after remaining up nine minutes SO
seconds, under most trying wind and sun
conditions, descended. lie covered seven
miles and III the descent cut tremend-
GUS downward path before pulling his
machine to a slant to alight. In a second
ascent, nc mounted to an altitude Of
Approximately 1000 teet, the record be-
ing AGA feet, and was in the air 20
minutes and 30 seconds. He received
IAN ovation During The last flight, he
attained such height that the airship
appeared as if at a standstill.
Count de Lesseps made two exhibition
aseents. On his second flight he as.
cended higher than he has yet done in
Canada and in both descended in his
usual graceful style.
LaChapelle, member Of the Wright
team. made good time in speed circles
doing the first lap in two minutes and
two seconds.
Frank coqyn, another Wright man,
and Walter Brokins went for trip to-.
gether at o'clock, staying up Is min.
utes, rs seconds, the first double ascent
Of the meet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-29
MisSOurianS March Through
New England
BOSTON ONE OF The PLACES
Selected for Bombardment- First
Gun Will Be Fired in Connecticut
Campaign to Capture the Pres.
idential Nomination.

New York, june o. "a new idea IN
political campaigning, originated in the
interest Of the candidacy Of ex-governor
Folk 81 Missouri for the Democratic
presidential nomination Is on the eve oi
practical working our with New Englaud
as the field for the experiment Six Mis-
sourians from the Clark mountain re
Qion are in New York ready to start
to-day for a tofr d New England to ten
tlis people Of chat s. ton 81 what Gov
ernor Folk has dope and to organize
he Folk sentiment % each iowa they
visit. 10 0zarkers here, who fota tho
advance guard are headed Bost5s-
wards, where they win join the rest Of
The delegation and complete tho round Of
the New England states The trip un
to-day win be utilized BY the campaign
ers to preach Folk gospel to Connecticut
that state being selected as the starting
point, because one Of It's sons has served
Missouri as an executive, in the person
oi Governor Phelps, n pursuance Of
the novel plan, d number Of residents
q eaca state win ha selected to DO the
missionary work in that commonwealth.
The 0zarkers say that they expect to
Identify themselves 90 thoroughly with
Governor Folks cause that they VIII
soon stand n the same relation to the
Missourian Az the Rough Riders do to
Colonel Roosevelt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-29
PRESENTS BILL ALTERING
KINGS DECLARATION
Doctrine Of Catholic Church Is Not SIN.
gled Out for Reputation In New
Form for Religious Oath Of
English Sovereign.

London, June 20. Premier Asquth IN
troduesa IN the house Of commons yes
terday The promised bin altering the
form Of the religious declaration re-.
quired Of the sovereign upon bis corona
ti0n
ia the proposed text tho doctrine 81
The Roman Catholic church is not singled
out for Reputation, but II Is simply
affirmed that the sovereign Is faith.
fol Protestant. The paragraph Is thus
read
Il Do solemuly and sincerely, In the
presence Of God, profess, testify and
seelare that am q faithful member
Of The Protestant church as by law es.
tablished ia England, | shall according
70 the true intent Of the enactments
which secured Protestant succession to
the throne Of my realm uphold and
maintain tie said enaetments to the best
Of my powers and according 10 law
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-29
American League Standing.
pAN pArcH oN RErIREp LIsT.
Famous PAGER Win be Exhibited at Fairs
This Summer.

Dan Patch has been permanently re-
tired from the racing and speed exhibi.
ton stage. NJ. w Savage, bis owner,
/ is authority for the statement that Dan
Patch win never again be asked to start
ia attempts to lower worlds records.
tie says that great horse has done his
share Of work and that bis life from
this time on win be spent in enjoying
well-earned rest, in watching other
harnessed horses struggle to lower his
records, and in perpetuating his great
tness through his get, While the cham
pion will not BE called upon to make
any Of the mighty efforts that have
made him famous he viii still do come
travelling and during the coming sum
mer and fall win be an attraction at a
large number Of fairs all over the United
States. He will be exhibited in spec
ial stalls, where people can see him for
close inspection, He will still be under
the care Of Charlie plummer, who has
hardly left the horse night OF day for
the past seven years, and his care and
monarch Of the harness world.
During the coming season Dan wiz
stilI be the topliner Of the Savage com
bination Of PAGERS, and whenever Minor
Heir, George Gano, Hedgewood Boy and
Lady Maud q race and attempt 70 get
new records, Dan will be on hand 10
introduce them and pass Judgment on
their performances. AS the champion
of The world and the Acknowledged great
est Of all great horses he viii still be
an attraction to fair-goers Both in
his magni6eentty fitted-np stalls and
when logged in front Of the grand stands,
he viii get his full share Of approval
and honor The definite announcement
OF Dan Pateh's retirement from active
campaigning VIII cause many true loy-
err Of the horse to indulge in retrospect
ton. Among the best Judges of horses
everywhere it is generally conceded
that there has been and there is only
one Dan Patch. For 10 years he has
been without peer in the harness-horse
world III manners in disposition, in
courage, in gameness and speed he has
stood alone
The performances Of other horses have
| been Judged largely by the nearness OF
approach to those Of this worlds cham
lpon. lie has been the standard of har-
4 ness horse perfection, Tie has repeated
lily performed what experts have pro.
/ uouneed impossible feats. He has paced
l73 miles under two Minutes. he has
4 lowered the worlds record IA times,
land he now holds seven worlds records,
Dams last fast miles were at Phoenix,
Ariz.. last fall, where he paced two
miles IN 2.08i4 and 2.02h5 without any
fast preparation, Early ii the season
1 Dan slightly injured one leg en- a half
mile track and lhis bothered him some
last fall so that Jersey did not key
him up to extreme miles. These two
miles at Phoenix were ACKNOWLEDGED
\ BIZ horsemsn to De simply phenomenal
on account Of bis having no practical
preparation and many considered them
the greatest Of bis performances,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-29
CLASS Or d WINS PRIZE.
Returns Largest Number Of Men at
Dartmouth Commencement

Hanover n IL, June 29-With Judge
David Cross Of the class Of IA as one
Of their number, the alumni Of Dart
mouth college assembled here yesterday
end lived over their undergraduates days
III parading The campus ~ grotesque
costumes More graduates returned this
year to take part IN the alumni day
celebrations than n the previous his
tory Of the college
Holding its deoennial reunion, the class
Of 90 had The largest number back
and thereby won a cup offered by the
class Of 'gl a. a prize for tho class re-.
turning the greatest number Of men.
Proiusely decorated III green, Dart.
mouth hall was used by the alumni
association for their annual meeting
Separate class meetings were held IN
different dormitories One Of the big
events Of the day was ball game be-
tween the varsity team and q nine Of
alumni stars. Following Che game the
presidents reception took place n Cob
lege hall. Last night the students Of
the classic department presented "Tbe
0edipus Tyrannus' Of sophoees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-29
Nor YEr our OF DANeER
Though There Is Chance for Injured
Nan to Recover.

Man to Recover.
Beverly, Mass. June q. Because 81
Tie still serious condition Of Michael
Thisthwolla, tie Italian workman, Who
was injured by one Of President Taft's
automobiles Monday, Robert A, Taft, the
presidents elder son, win not 90 to
New London for the boat race and Il
Ii expected that the government yacht
syIph, VIA remain hofe.
The injured man was reported to have
passed very comfortable night with
improved chances Of recovery but his
name stiil continues on the dangerous
list.
Robert Taft kept iH touch with the
hospital By telephone yesterday, but
made no personal call at that institu-
ton. Accompanied By the two friends
who were with him in the automobile
when the accident happened be motored
over to Manchester yesterday, where
ell phree young men played tennis oh
the courts 81 the Essex County Countr8
club During The day Mrs TAFT ard
Mss Helen Taft came up to the city and
did some shopping.
Captain Charley Taft divided his time.
as usual, between his own sailing aory,
the Bandit, and the presidential yacht,
slyph.
Police Chief NJ. 4. Ferguson went to
the hospital yesterday afternoon, taxi
ing an interpreter with him. The chief
who Is acting III behalf OF Presidents
Taft, was DESTROYS Of learning more cont
eerniHg the identity Of Fhisthwola, his
home and whether he has any relatives,
either IN this or his own land,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-29
in HEAVY HITTING
GAME YALE WON
Harvard Made a Big Effort Ct American
League Park in New York Yester-
day, But Went Down by Score
Of 10 Ia 9.


New York, June Qo.-Yale won In,
Harvard Yale baseball championship
yesterday, capturing the deciding con.
test BY a score Of 10 to .. Ten thou.
sond eollegians and their friends saw 4
scnsationally played game in which the
tide Of battle ebbed and flowed and then
carried the Yale camp to victory.
Yale took a seemingly safe lead in the
eighth inning BY pounding Hicks pitch.
Ing to all corners d tte American league
park; but Harvard tied The score ii the
irst half Of the ninth inning when, with
the bases full, AIinot tripled to center.
Yale came right hack in the final in.
ming, when Merritt vent to first on fosr
wide ones, stole second and scored the
winning tally on a doublo,base drive d
philbin.
1angan Of Harvard was the heavy
hitter Of the engagement, driving out
four bits Tne inGeld work Of both
teams was excellent, Merritt starring
with several piekups and throws. The
score:
Yale ..,..0 ll20005l lilo ~ |
Harvard oO0l40103- o IA
Batteries, Tommers and Philbin Hicks
and Young; umpires, Perrine and Ad-
ans.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-29
RARR 10 GET $4,000 NOW.
~ Must Wait for the Remaining $780,.
600 Of His Sugar Reward.

Washington, June 29-Twenty thous-
and dollars are to be paid July to
Richard Parr, the New York customs
employee whose vigilance il detecting
frauds in under weighing sugar imports
saved the government more than two
million dollars PAIRS total reward IS
70 be 100000. For the remaining $780,,
Geo Secretary NacYeagh viii ask Con-
gress to make the provision. The mon-
ey to be paid on the first proximo viii
come ont 81 the mQiely funds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-29
Guilty. or BRIBERY.
One Of the Defendants In Lawrence Case
Convicted.

salem, Mass, June PA verdict q
guilty against samuel kress Of lawrence
81 charges q bribery and attempt to
bride was returned BY a Jury in the
superior criminal court here yesterday
afternoon and sealed verdict was re-
turned yesterday morning
Judge Bell. who received tFe yerdins.
did not impose sentence, but awaited
the arrival Of Judge Sclofeld, whb
charged the Jury Monday and VINO heard
the testimony IN the case.
Kress Was arrested several weeks ago,
with Mayor White Of Lawrence and
several other prominent citizens of chat
city, an of the defendants being charged
with bribina former Aldermen Xavier I.e.
gendre and Carl Woeke Of Lawrence in
an attempt 10 have Chief Hamilton 81
the Lawrence fire department discharged,
The cases Of the other defendants hava
not been heard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-29
THE CAPITAL CASE RESTS.
No Action to Prevent It's Removal from
Guthrie to Oklahoma City.

Washington. June g. 1T was stated
st ihe department Of justice yesterday
that there are not III contemplation any
proceedings t0 prevent the removal oi
lhe oklahoma state capital from Guthrie
to 0klahoma City This statement was
made IN response to q request from
Attorney General West Of 0klahoma, for
Information Of the governments lnten-
ton. BE was told that tho Oklahoma
officials would be appraised III advance
81 amy steps taken hy the federal Rov-
eminent. Attorney General Wielsersham
IS seeking 10 avoid unnecessary conflict
With Governor HasI1sl, over where the
state capital S to De situated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-29
scHiFF IS OPTIMISTIC.
He Does Not Believe Railroads VIII
BE Harmed BY New Legislation.

Portland Or june 20.--Jacob H.
seiiif Of New York passed through Port
land Monday night on bis way TO Alaska.
Mr. Sehif was exceedingly optimistic in
his views both on the financial eondl.
ton Of the country and as regards re-
cent legislation by Congress affecting
railroads Discussing the latter subject
Mr.. schiH said hat he did not believe
the recent amendments 10 the interstate
commerce act viii have any serious ef-
feet on the railroads aud now that Con
Hess had adjourned things will be ad-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-29
1T SAVES YOU MONEY

The special half price sale Of Or. How
ard's specific for tie cure Of constipation
and dyspepsia BIZ D. i Davis means the
saving 81 a few dollars on every fam
iy's yearly bin fer medicines.
Mr.. Davis has so much faith in the SUI
perior merit Of this medicine that he
saws. e1f Dir. Howard's specific does not
cure Won, come back 70 my store and i
viii return your money.
This remedy Is not an ordinary medi-
cine II is the favorite formula Of a
well-known physician, and has the en-
dorscment Of hundreds Of physicians OF
emnenee III their profession. wno pre-
scribe It Ia al cases Of constipation dys-
pepsia OF iixer trouble, knowing from
experience That It viii make complete
aad lasting cure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-29
SENATOR MeENERY DEAD.
End Comes at HIS Home In New Or
leans.

End Comes at HIS Home In New Or
leans.
New Orleans, June 2o-United States
Senator Douglas NsEnery died at his
home here yesterday morning, shorts
before 10 o'clock.
Senator McEnery arrived from Wash
ington Monday morning suffering from
an attack Of Indigestion lie was tax.
en- to his home here. where physicians
were hastily summoned, He raliiea
somewhat after treatment, but late Mon
day night bis condition took a turn fol
the worse and early yesterday morning
be lapsed into Inconsistencies.
Senator McEnery was in Ms 74th year
and his health had not beer good fol
several years Death came at 20 min.
utes to ten yesterday morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-29
WIRELESS LOVERS.
Their Taps Of Steam Pipes Started
STORES Of Ghosts


New York, june 2o.--Jamas 81 and
Mfa Annabelle Connolly. Just home from
q runaway marriage were amused 81,
their apartment by the stories about
their having fixed their elopement Isl
wireless
They did have a wireless system, but
&c was not Of the kind used st sea,
They found that even gentle taps on the
steam radiators carried well from floor
to floor and az Connolly lived on the
floor above bis sweetheart, they used to
signal to one another
AS the rappngs kept Oh after the
steam was turned of FOR the summer,
the impression got around that the
house was haunted. with the result that
Anaabelas parents left. This stopped
the rappings and brought on the wed
ding
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-29
aBest Little Cathartic

! ever used" writes one lady regarding
Hoods Pills. "They are SO mild, do
their work without gripping and always
bring your habits regular we use no
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