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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-15
FIVE EARTHQUAKE
SHOCKS REPORTED

CLEVELAND, o. Special
Two earthquake shocks we're re-
corded OH the SeislnOgraphs of
St. Ignatus College here early to-
day.
The first and longest tremor
lasted from 2:I3 until 2:47 A. NJ,
while the second began at 4:57
and continued until 5:21 \. NJ.
Shocks in Italy.
ROME SpeciaI.-Three severe
earthquakes today shook Chiavari
and TOrriglia in the Liguria re-
giOn.
Panic resulted, but no damage
was done.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-15

passed a stone as big as a bean. II
was right after that 1 began using
Doan's Kidney Pills, and / hayen't
had a gravel attack since. The pain
left me. and 1 picked up from no TO
about 225, my regular weight" Two
years later Capt. Crute confirmed the
above. stating that the cure was per
manent
Doan's Kidney Pills, SOC. a box NJ
any dealers, or mailed on recent of
price by Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-15
SOCIALIST MAYOR
SNUBS ROOSEVELT
MiiWaukee's Mayor Cannot Coincide
With COlOnel's Views and Refuses
to Meet Him.

MILWAUKEE, WIS.-SpeciaI.-
colonel Theodore Roosevelt reach
ed here at s O'clock Wednesday
In his special train TO find 300
citizens, but no Mayor, at the
depot to receive him.
The Socialist Mayor, Emil Sci
dei, was true TO his promise TO
nave nothing to do with the
Roosevelt visit. He sent word to
colonel RooSevelt's party some
days ago that he could not con-
SlStently, In view of the political
IDEAS expressed by Mr.. Roosevelt.
take part I'm the reception of the
former President. So Mr.. Roose-
welt was in no way disappointed
when the Socialist Mayor was
among the missing at the train.
Seidel Scores Roosevelt.
Mayor Seidel regards Mr.. Roosevelt
as a falsiher and a demagogue. II,
expressed his opinion in a letter I,
the Milwaukee Press Club, which wa.
printed conspicuously in a specia
newspaper called The Big Stick.
published here today for the colonel.
edification.
When Colonel Roosevelts attention
was called to the Mayors excoriatior
OF him he glanced over the publishe,
letter, ana with a laugh exclaimed.
Now, isn't that funny?"
Exactly what MT. Roosevelt is GO.
ing TO say in the speeches he is &c
deliver here late today no one but
himself knows.
The former President had no man
uscript for his Milwaukee speeches.
FavOrs La Toilette.
In his speech tonight he will prob
ably have something to say about ;he
result OF the Wisconsin primaries OF
yesterday in which Senator La Fol
lette and his ticket swept the State.
colonel Roosevelt is disposed 70 favor
La Toilette, and it is expected that
ne viii urge the Republicans of IN,
state to give the ticket their support
AFTER leaving the train Colonel Roose-
Nelt was escorted to the Hotel Pfeis-
ter for breakfast and at $50 started
out on lively days tour of visiting
He visited Marquette University
later In the morning and ta'k ed again.
Ihen going 10 the auditorium at ll:3O
ne addressed the American Public
Health Association.
His next stop was at the Chamber
or commerce, where he got a rous-
ing ovation. Everywhere along the
streets in the mornings trip the colo
mel had been cheered. Milwaukee,
greeting was vociferous.
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used to travel for
a drug house, and
I know a lot about
medicines. I take
pleasure In recon-
mending a good
one. l have used
% o an Kidney
Pills with fine re-
suits for kidney
trouble, urinary
disorders, h ca d.
a C b e, dizziness,
and tired spells.
/ often had at
lacks of gravel.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-15
SHORTHAND BY MAIL
FIRST LESSON FREEy

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If you wish TO study Shorthand. ana
cannot see your way clear TO enfar
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us. Our Correspondence Course Il sr
arranged that you can maxter 1kzn
principles Of Shorthand At bnzne ana
later, upon entering school the casf
of the Correspondence Course VIII ~
credited on your Scholarship ERnz
receipt of your inquiry, we WI wAH
you the FIRST LESSON FREES
Write for our new Catalogas sfVEzzy
full inrmation as to Courses In S6ez--
ography and Typewriting.
Address
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(Signed)
Chief of Police.

g..
Major Lawrence T. Price. Commanding
First Battalion, First Regiment In
tantry, Virginia Volunteers:
Dear Sir-I enclose copy Of a letter
received by me from the Chief of Pc
ice this morning, calling my attention
10 the disorderly and unlawful conduct
or some of the members of the First
battalion, First Regiment Infantry
virginia Volunteers, on yesterday eve
n9lng' the 9TH instant, on their return
rom me grounds OF the Virginia State
Ealr Association. l am informed tina
these men were under the command of
their respective officers at the time of
the commission of the offenses com
planned Of, and are, therefore, subject
TO military discipline and punishment
which they may be liable under the
laws of the State of Virginia.
10 o.. l deem I'm it my duty to bring this al
attention that such action may be ta-
ken IN the premises as may be prop
Richmond will assist YOU in snv ma -
ner 10 identify the particular persons
VINO were guilty of these disturbances.
yours very respectfully,
d. c. RICHARDSON, Mayor.
- Confessions OF guilt were secured
Scruggs, George Campbell and Elmer
Lenhart Of Company.
-, PrIyate Harry Meredith, whom Bicy-
Gle Policeman Granville w. Thurman
aIIeges IS the man he saw fire his mus
ket, and whom the police originally
"a - ~ arrest SlltnuouSiN denies his
guilt. Private Meredith, however, was
summoned to appear in Police Couri
Jointly with Privates Scruggs, Camp
bell and Lenhart.
The offenders will be tried by court
martial, which has powers eXceedinp
those Of the Police Court
\ meeting OF Company f was held
AT the armory last night. at which Cap
tain j. II. Stone laid the whole mat
ter before the organization, asking the
guilty ones, on their honor as soldiers
TO make clean breast of the whole
affair.
PriVates Scruggs, Lenhart and Camp
bell thereupon admitted that they had
nred shots while on the car
PRIVATE Meredith. however, stoutly
denied his guilt, saying that he was
negro.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-15
Invites Virginia Firemen.

NEW PURI NEWS, VA Special
BY vote of seven to five the Cons
mon Council Friday adopted a res
oluuon inviting the Virginia State
Flremen's Association TO meet here
in 1911.
Chairman Harris. who offered the
resolution, said that reports had gone
Gut that this city does not want the
convention, while, as a matter of fact
the majority of the people wanted the
hremen.
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ed in a few days.

ed in a few days.
BESIDES these alleged murders. the
negro, 1t is alleged. amused himself
by frequently shutting the family nm
TOT days. at a time without food or
Fear on the part of the negroes NJ
the community probably prevented an
earlier exposure. Oil
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-15

OF elements supplemented the invests
cation OF ]. ]. Thomson into the eszn--
ductivity of electricity through xznlaEs
Both breathed the breath &C E11s ansR
the conception of this uniperae - a
mass OF what, for want OF n S<ssw
term. we may call entiies--cursUze
Literature (September).
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL

For the professional training &
teachers. Location unsurpassed New
buildings and modern eQuigmeuG
Large and able faculty. Th0ruash
courses in academic, normal sid In
dustrial branches. Special courses ~
kindergarten Training, Manual Arzz
Domestic Science, etc. 209 RtzkEau3s
first session.
TUITION FREE. LIVING EXPEXSEE
1925 FOR THE YEAR.
Second session begins SepteDS@r g
1910.
Send for catalogue to
JULIAN A. BURRUSS, Presl1ezA,
HarrisOnburg, Va
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Roanoke Institute
Of DanvfIIe, Va

81 Danville, Va.
For young women Fine advzA9z
IN Languages, Mathematics. ScienE
Music, Art and Elocution. Chriakt1
influences; carefully chosen fAezEkV=
new plant and equipment on fOartaen
acre lot fronting West Main Stress.
Modern appointments, healthful. a.
tractive location Catalogue.
JNO. B. BREWER, Pres't. DanyfEEe. Va.
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Good aud Better.

-, OUUU duu bclIer.
wonder what the teacher mean,
about the singing OF my two dauvh
ters?" II
What did he say?"
He said that Mamie's voice wa.
Catholic News.
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TOO MUCH DRESSED TIP.

DO not get the foolish notion that
you cannot have a good time unless
you are dressed for it, Many a girl
does herself out of a lot of pleasure
| because she stays at home rather than
appear in clothes that do not meet
with her approval.
IL is natural to want to be we'll
dressed; it is senseless to deem il the
chief good in life. The girl who frets
that her hats and gowns are not M
to the mark, who stays at home from
party because she must wear a
wash frock, or who refuses an invita-
wash frock, or who refuses a Yachting
invitation because her wardrobe viii,
not meet her idea of a yachting cos
tune, is purely silly"
Rise above your environments, even
though that soul-trying, two-year-old
frock could not cling" if it tried or
the hat fairly screams Home trim
med!" Go in for the fun that Is the
privilege OF youth, and forget that
you are the worst dressed girl in the
party.
t takes a lot of courage to forget
ones shabbiness. Youth is peculiarly
sensitive; when we get older it is cas-
Ter to down eXternals, to realize that
clothes not only do not make the
woman" but help her less than they
are credited.
Don't let your pleasure be married
by your covering. AS we'll say Duse
or Ellen Terry could not act without
their stage etsung; that a diamond is
naught but the cutting; that the burr
is all there is to the chestnut. The
girl who is jolly, agreeable, and I'M
hampered by her vanity or false pride
will win out popularity despite clothes
that are not quite right.
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Free to Our Readers.

Write Maurice Eye Remedy Co.. Chi
cago, for 4S-page illustrated Eye Book
Free. Write all about your Eye Trou-
BILE and they will advise as to the
Proper Application of the Murine Eve
Remedies in Your Special Case. Your
Druggist will tell you that Murine Re
lieve Sore Eyes, Strengthens Weak
Eyes, Doesn't Smart, Soothes Eve
Pain, and sells for soc. Try 1t in Your
Eyes and Babys Eyes for Scaly Eye
lids and Granulation.
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FOUND THE RIGHT THING.
Capt Crute, Of Roanoke, Gives Credit
Where II Is Due.

Capt. s. L. Crute. Adtt., VIM. Watts
Camp, U. c. ", Roanoke. Va, says: 81
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-15
WOn1on's Department

tons, by press and pulpit. There are
plain-spoken persons who do nor hest
tate 10 assert that the lure of vice
Is not disguised in the least and that
parents willfully close their ewes to
II I'LL omsething happens TO violently
disturb their blindness. The remorse
that follows is fno avail. 1t is sad
put true, that there is no pity given
to the mother of this latest victim OF
Jolly, although she is said to have
gone mad with grief and horror. There
have been other cases where the moth
ers were not spared by the public
voice.
ABOUT BREAD DUST.
TWO or three times a week spread
the accumulated scraps upon a tin
plate or in a baking pan, and set in
moderate oven until prefectly drv.
Soft or "soggy" bits are good for moth
ing and Interfere with the work. If.
by chance or intention, the bread is
slightly Drowned. keep it apart from
that which remains white A glas lar
Tor each kind is a good idea.
while the dry bits are till Warsm.
lay upon kneading board and crush
TO powder with the rolling pin. Do
this thoroughly for the dust leay-
ing no gritty PARTICLES Keep In a
closed jar in dry place. 1t is In
valuable for breading croquettes, rifed
hsh, chops, etc. Roll the article to
be Dreaded. first in beaten egg. then
IN the bread dust, to which have been
added a little alt and psepper.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-15
WHAT KEORSENE WILL DO.

Fora nts, saturate rags with kero-
enes, and hang or lay these near their
runs, and they will quickly disappear.
Kerosene is a household necessity
at cleaning time. For cleaning paint
ed and vanished woodwork, painted
walls, vanished floors. bathtubs and
marble washstands it is unsurpassed.
Fer tubs and marble. apply with a
wooden cloth, then wash Wit soap
and water. For woodwork an walls,
use clean cloths, changing as soon as
soiled. few drops in the water when
washing windows and mirrors will
give them a beautiful polish.
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All this has come about by the
hocsking death of a young woman and
the terrible arraignment of parents
of parents and guardians who allow
girls to be thrown into daily tempta-
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FROM WOMAN's POINT OF VIEW.

Possibly the time is coming when
women will be ashamed to be seen i'm
stunning parties, poking about in
hlthy, unwholesome cornsers and ac-
curing knowledge that it is better
they never have. Summing has drop
ped from the pinnacle of smartness
on which it was set by the fashionable
class, and is reaching the level of vul-
gaity, where it belongs. The only wo-
man who can expect to be regarded
with any degree of decency in such
quarters are the workers who spend
their time in efforts to reclaim the
members of their own sex who have
forgotten the road to resnectahilitv
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BerfhteDen.s

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9aiier Witbelm gsmsloet ruurbe. 50
betunoete getpiB teinen Utangsl an
meni6li6em WiteeTiibl. Denn Der alta
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muiIen mir BEN Reihstdg auflofen"
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Spiebbirqer oas 3uIhentu6 5tebt.
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bic geqnerihoft pieler fetner fpenlger
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giuetuuatt, 12. Sax.

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trsaae osn TIA 5us uHo hstgt.
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ssricoem i'm ariese.
g puo on, "a. Ge3em6er.

Sin ipdbrss. 8lIt. oaB oeuti6e
glGtter audi hierber ndh &onoon gez
lanqeu, mir srfiibreu ionit am Gnoe
oar ni6ts BON Der SteoebiBe Der pers
faFunqspolitiiden Qufregung in eng
ldno. Otsgerihte odriiber limb Iommts
lid aus 3eitungeH seihOpft, bic e. tbs
rem 9arteiintsreiIen inuIoiJ Nnn, bic
Qeisr nit eIIeuldnQen StenogrammeH
BON Wdblreoen ar3u0oen, bet oeneu
notirlid) Der WhnD 10 noQ lpie mOglTh
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tiIeh, 10 IttdidIsihiDanger ME nur
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,4er blutriinitiaer ais Der aabere. Ol:
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rsn emit ben 2eihnam oes groBsn
CIiper Grompeu aus Der 8ruft Serrs
ten uno iein 6dupt in gB4iteaall auts
ipisBten. mohten jest tpomogIlh an
f.m tleinen 8lharo GoboeH Elm d6u'
tpes Grenpel fatuiren. Die liberakr
Speoloqen protlamireu etne GRIMM;
lle5e-seugg nestpeue rpie Die jenes ,Sd
tutiners, BON osm Der tIahnhe aus
ipru9 Iberlieiert lit: nRatgis6igfeit
- uinmermsbr. 2ieber ihneioe ID
mir ietbIt Den 9opf ab uno iiberreth'
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giannes," DIE So3idliiten enorid
beuten als 3iel ibrer 8unide Die Sn
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itmierten @uilotine an sur 9(b
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Die 8rGfin NIT Der pet4
beu u2uus. Wlun peib, oaB oas
9efale6t Der 5rauen cine befonoere
5Dioiputraiie oegen oas 8eIhle6t Der
WGuie bat unD Elm ein3iges GrempIar
Der langI6tpGu8igen 9attung mus"
oft qe1iiqt, um etue 4rmee BON 5rdueIt
in Die 7lu6t gu ItlQgen. 0a pirtt IS
I'm 10 turtoier, bon elmer Dame 3u err
fabrer, bic oieIes 5bierhen 10 in ibr
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