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RIRE rBtCTS OV aNkRICI.
part 81 lhe Late Thsmas GrayS I.nyrury
D. ssla &C sstheby's

sss.ztsi c=s.s ;sssSsSs% 10 TmH SUE.
LONDON. June 2s-A portion u The
library u tho late Thomas Gray. com
priaing among other things rare tracts
on America vas sold a. sOthsbys to-day.
-Amsrica, NeW highlands crisis. Of
a brief narrative u New EnGland's La
Inentabie Estate a. present oOmpar red
with the former 'b,It feWl Years Of Pros
perity, OccasiOned 10y many unhsard u
Crueltya praGtis~d npOn the Psr.ous
and Estates o. its United COl0nyss. with
ont respect 81 Age. Sex OF Quality OE
PersOhs by the Barbarons Hsathsa
thereof; POetically described by a Wen
Wisher 20 hia Country printed and sold
by John Foster u Boston. Mas. ls7a.
over against the SiGT,s a. the Dove.
fetched EIes o. toTs.
-Three Klnps Of Cologne very rare.
sold Tor $50. 'America. New RnglaRd'a
Plantation. or a Short and True Doscrip-
ton Of the Commodities and Dincom-
mOdities u that C0untrsy. les7. extremely
rare. went for e2.sso. A block book
grOteaqus aiphabst. tWsnty-fOug lsiasru
and siE hundlea Of ribbon lstiags. TIE
letter A. dated isss. brought a. so. oF
gIye00.
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PRUSSIIN CIBNET ORANGES.
Ven sehsR aud RhelnbabeR out Balkan
Diplomat a. PorelEn Minister.

.Speeiai CIsis Dsspoich 10 TINS SuN
BERIiN. June ~ Further important
changes in thu Imperial and PIusaian
cabinets are announced Herr Won Schdn
Imperial Foreign Secretary. and Herr
Won Rheinhaben. Prlssian Minister Of
Finance. have resigned. The former II
slated Tor the Ambassadorship at PARIS
and the latter for the GOvernorship Of
the Rhine province.
The SUCCESSOR n Herr Won Schdn
will probably he Herr Won kklerlen-
Waechtsr. az present German Minister
10 Bucharest Herr won Rhrinbabcn went
10 the United StItes a few years ago Ia
investigate the financial and industrial
conditions In that country. Hia downfall
Il believed to have been prscipitated by q
viOlsnt attack ON him in the Puissian
House Of Lords At the end Of May by Herr
Arthur Won Gwinner. the managing
director Of the Deutschs Rank. who
accused him Of incompetent management
Of the national finances.
Herr Won Kiderien- Waechtsr n credited
with che manipulation q the Balkan im-
brOgliO in the spring Of 1909
This makes five designations recently
from the German and Pr,issian cabinets
Herr DeTnburg resigned a. Minister Of
tho Colonies in the Imperial Cabinet and
Herren Won Arnim- Kriswen and Fredsrtck
Won Moltke. respectively Ministers Of
Agriculture and the Interior. quit the
PrInsian Cabinet
II IL Understood that ~. Ient1e. Burgo-
master ~ Magdeburg. will succeed Baron
Won Rheinhaber.
The changes are noteworthy because
they continue the process OF ob'iterating
the remnants % former Chancellor Won
B0low's administration Five imperial
and seven Pr,iasian Ministers have new
followed the former Chancellor out Of
Office and il IL expected that more will
90. II IL generally considered that Chan
oellor won Bethmaun- Holweg is aiming
% get more energetic colleagues 10
strengthen his administration.
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TAFT 70 STUDY ECONOMT.
Tue PPssidsa1 DeaarSus q KseplaE DoWR
Publie EKpenditurea.

Tue PPssiasat Deasrous q Kseplag DSWR
Pubise Expenditure.
WAsHNarON. June ~. President Taft
and Secretary Norton had a talk with
Representative TaWnsy. ChHirman Of tho
HOUSE COMMITTEES on Appropriation. this
morning and a. a result II Wns announced
later that the Prsaident intends 20 give
considerable attsntiOn this summer 10 the
matter Of public exps niitures, with a
view VI working an economy In the adj
ministrati0n ~ the executive depart
ments.
Ths President had l.eTora him the
figures On appropriation made public
bv Chairman TaWnsy on Monday lie
will carry the figures 20 Beverly with him
and will call Mr. TAWney into conference
later aud expects To be able ~ devise
some plan for economy,
One suggestion ~ the creation - a
budget AecretaTy Norton has given
some Thought 10 the subject. While he
was Assiatant SscretAry Of the Treasury
he cOOpsEated with Secretary MacNeagh
in carrying ont the plans O tO1greus
FOR rstrsachinR expenditures. He -
nov trying 10 formulate a plan by which
the President may apply tho 9iOo.OD
apprOpriAtad by the laat session % Con
Rreas 10 emable the President 10 make
an Investigation With q view u reducing
sNpsnditures.
AZ prsnsnt the President aud Secretary
Norton are a. sea A. % plan Of action
Hepresentative Tawney and other eAparts
in public expenditures will b. called INTO
conference from tins 10 time ~ Beverly
and L ID likely that when the President
nauda bis next message 70 COngreas De-
will 10 able 20 make definite recommend
tons Tor q systematic plan IN the making
a apprDpFiationa.
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IOUES DETERMINED TO KILL
CUBAN GOVERNMENT ACCUSED
or PLOTTING MCRDER.
Astsuashlng DliplAJ - FireaTwsA hen sho'
Vas FIred N COagFesa Cioak hsom
bad blew 10 President GomeE'A
trusted Rurales- Budget Tied ".

Spssiai cabIs DsspaicA 70 TMH SuN-
HAVANA. June 7s.-The public prose
cutor denounced On court to-day the n Il
,euopt Of Representative I.Ores 10 shoot
REPRESENTATIVE San Miguel In the cloak
room Of the House Of Representative
yesterday.
The Lucks. Of which SedOr San Miguel
u editor. oponly charges the Government
thia Afternoon with conspiring 20 have
him asaaaainaied in order that Il may
pa.a the arsenal deal and other scandal
Qua achsmea which 8ehOr Nan Miguel
oppoae-. Il says the eiitor 81 another
paDsr has bssn threatened.
Seaor San Miguel declares that be was
warned that an attemp, on his life would
he made AZ yesterdays session. bat he
could not learn who the would-be assassin
vas. The paper declares that II will con
linue ils opposition until senOr San Miguel
h killed and that Il will remain after the
cOnapiraiOrs have passed away.
Ioras IN an Interview says he intended
10 kin seh or San Miguel and still Intends
90 do 80,
The oppOsiliOn papers say tho shooting
IL the beginning Of the republics end.
The shooting revealed the fact that most
Of the Congressmsn carry pistols and that
many Of tho spectators we're also armed
s;Du.s Of the latter rushed In. bFandishing
their weapons When the shot vas nred.
The senate has passed an army ~
organization bill. which reduor- the Fu-
ralss 90 upsrsly cOuntry policemen. They
WIlI only form part Of The army In case u
war or insnrrectiOB, This is considered
a great victory for Vioe-President Zayas
and Gen. Pine Guerra and other enemies
u President Gomez. ~ benceiOrth the
army will garrison Havana and the either
chief citk-s. sipsrEeding the rIrales.
Pr.sid.tt 0OmaR's whole confidence H.
xlvan 20 the ntFales.s whose commander,
Den. Monseag'hio. IL hts most faithful
hsnchman. While Gen. Guerra N mis-
trusted
The Houas VI representative held no
session to-day. The senate instead Of dis
cuaainR the budget which the House sub
miitsd. approved the budget that Presi.
dent Tones originally submitted. with ~
lsw Mouse notifications. and aent II {
the House. A. only tpo days of the fiscal
year femaiR during which the Constitu-
ton requires the passage % a budget.
tha Ranate's action looks a. though that
body was determined 10 he up the budget.
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SWINDLED ~ CBURCES NINE.
sg-Year-oid PretendeF Gathered ~ ~
Ileast $40. Ooa In France.

Ap9rfT tdnf nftp1ffi - IN huN
PARIs. June n Mater Candide's ex-
traordinary swindles pale before those u
Dupray Dc Ia Maherie. who was arrested
yesterday despite his ~ years. He IL
already charged with the embeEzlement
u mOre than 10000 francs. or SlOOO0.
A priest gave him $4,000 and a Mag.
istrate Of the name % Parent was victim
ised to the extent of 5000. The em-
bezzlemehts began in lisa, when De IA
Maherie founded a church brotherhood
which pretended 10 assist poor Catholics
in France when they were robb>d 10y
Hebrews.
De Ia Maherie stated that his assets
consisted ~ important financial papers
Aeft to him by descendant Of ~. stephen
% Hungary and SSOOoOOO owed 10 him
by the Emperor % Austria.
Sensational revelations are expected.
De Ia Maheric entertained largely in a
simptuOus apartment In the Rue Wash
ington. this city. where be was aided
in his unscrupulOus campaign by a Ca
puchin monk named Weber.
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p. Z. Barnun, TN famous circus nnn.
once wrote: have had tn CuiicIiFi
hellediel among the contents a. nv
medicine cheas with nv shows FOE ths
loal three aoaaons. and can eheagfuiiy
certify that they were very eAaotiVo n
every cans which calisd Tor thsiF ~. >
. o.mglga Eglllusi 80 lliylual Tsuasnuua ~
-S-il 49, q llanta Ehlidqt1 aaa Aauil1 r10-
l,.lu (. oani1.llt ~ " nea ~ 1ln - ~.
- ~ }. ~ = - i9lr % rhlrsisil
lil e1l4lrtnul ~ BuliA PteiST of,rr a l'1,S
oazP, - ll1fa, W ogll.a,l y Ave -. nr1s
nsMrls 90 1rf 6iIirg' ~ -
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WA CALL Or. COOK 70 TKsTIVI'
nsVlla COagt Deciiss % tn Fsaaeks's
FuF suit AgAlnst PenTy.
spsslsi caSls D'sDsisA 70 rHH SUu


RuaLIN. June -. ArEument begnn to-
day On the question 81 the Courts iuris-
diotion in the case u Rudolph Frarcks.
Who vas associated with DT. Cooks Arctic
sEpsdition. aGRinst Commander Peary.
10 recover tIO.O0o.
This u asid 10 BE- half the VAlue Of fuFs
and Walris tssth which FranOke bought
from Enllimoa and which 10 and d.. COok
WsFs 10 taks share and share alike.
Franoks charges that PsaTy sKtOrtsd from
him.
Counsel for Psary obiected 70 The
courts Jurisdiction On the ground that his
Client uaa not a German and DID not own
propaFty IN Germany. This objection,
however, Vas eventually Withdrawn,
counsel stating that be- wished b avoid
the suspicion that heary was afraid Of
having Ire caas heard.
The couFt decided that u YES comps
tant 10 DIAL With The caa9. u decided 10
call d. Coca 10 testify.
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MlIlaAA HtANaAeAANas - - = -
vaaaIraTor FonscAgF Foa 70 BaE AHB 70.
noanoW.
For easisra Nfw YSFk aEa Nsg Engiaad faig
% sau, fas hs-moFreg. s5rlsr: hgs usrsrg
rfadt.
FOR he Diatict Of coiuBhia. eastern Penn.
ryivsnla. NeW Jersey. Dslauars aad Maryland
Euneraiiy mir uith Iisar isanBaraiurs - day and
10 aiorfSw: hghi ysriah4s uindt. mo1liF westerly.
rug western New Ycrt nd uuauuIn Penn
syvanh. rsneruiy iair nad aolasEhat Harmsr
10 day and 20 mousu. light vadahia winds
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TAFT OFT FOR ETS VACATION
LEAVES WARRINGTON FOR ms
SUMNER STAf Ar BETBRLI.


TIE Prssaasat Pretty Tlrsd but N ESesl-
lsai aulFala i've Weeks Ne Pinna
-s'onplete nesa large Number -
Callers - say Goosbby - hl'a.
wAamNOTOE. June %. President Taft.
with a hFgs part Of the White House force.
said ROod-by % Washington late this
afternoon and ataFtsd Tor Beverly. the
-aummar capital The President legt
Washington IN excellent spirits lie u
pretty veil tired out after the long pull
that Congress gave him but II was ap-
parent 20 every one who called At the
White House to-day 10 Aay gOod-by that
he was very happy and oOntented over
hia last seven months work at the national
capital
There was one thing. however. that
Interested the President more to-day
than did ths long string Of visitors who
called 10 Day their respects and wish him
pleasant SKINNER. several times hr.
Tan interrupted the steady stream Of
callers 70 ssRd out 10 the press room at
ths White HOUSE Executive Offices Tor the
latest news on the condition % Michael
ThithWOlla. the man who was run down
near Beverly BY one Of the White House
automobiles driven by the Presidents
eldest son. Robert.
Frequently In the course Of the day
the President also expressed 10 visitors
HE anxiety over this incident and prao-
tiOally the last words that he spoke 10
his iriends who gathered AZ the station
90 ass him % was an expression Of happi-
nsss at having recelved a message from
Boston indicating that the injured man
would prObsbly recover
II was SIS O'Clock In the afternoon
when the President accompanied by bis
secretary. Charles D. Norton. his az
sistant secretary. Rudolph Forster, bis
military aid. Capt. Archibald W. Butt.
and several Of the Executive Oiiics stan,
boarded the Presidents private car at
tached 10 the Federal Express and waved
gOod-by 10 Washington Tor the summer.
PostmastsF-General Hitchcock. Dr. J.
J. Richardson. the Presidents physician.
and several other friends were at the
station 20 SO him on. hut there was no
Demonstration. with the President went
a small army Of Washington correspond
.nta n pr.aidsut ill arriva in
49,. = .,.,.-,. -, -, -,
o'e.Y ~ WV
mrs. Tan and the other members OF the
family have already been Tiers for several
DAYS. Tha exocutive oficea will be IN
~. -. h,,,l,ls,,, -. L., - .,,A b.
~ - - -
naNe aireauy Oesa Pu' !" O'"'' wv 0'0'o-
tary Norton and his force.
CharIoa Barker. hia sphvaioal adviser.
n p..h-r -. -, ,.,yii,,,,l ,v,,h 80.
-. - =, -. -" - - -.
ING me rresnent tnmg OF Two aDout
sparrinE and also about wrestling. but
details Of athletic events at the White
H,,,.e are mora meagr. than thew ono.
-.
For the nrnt Two weeks aiter me rreai-
dents arrival az Beverly he expects 70 be
reasonably free from cslleva. lie intenda
N sp.Dd h,s tim. Win his family and on
he golf IrnkS ana ~ eniov a s.aaop of
usrS.s.t r.se grorn oelciai duties' Fven
&c. he two Iaels nave 90. A tbe
PresidsDt viii try 10 have A sImuoer M
gr.s a. noS.ihls frsrn nolitIcs m h can
- av,h,leJ fhsre nil ~ no dailv racep-
tions az WAITING Doliticians However.
Mr, Taft has started out bafors with ROod
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DEWEY DRY DOCK FLOiTS.
Panps BrOuEhI q - After ISnE StTuEElo
Net Nueh Damaged.

lSpScIi C,NSif DSsDuffH ~ fHE NUH
Mania June - The dry dOck Dewey
which sank In Saibig Bay. a. Olongapo.
soTne weeks ago. has been raised.
The pump- under the direction Of Con
struc,ors Adams and Hammer definitely
gained control over the water IT mid
Of Sht last night and the dOck rose steadily,
IL was fully afioai a. O'Clock this morn
ing
u u nov restored 10 IN normal buoy.
An0y aud apparently u not very seriously
damoged investigators boarded the
DOCK a. soon ~ Il was aaoai and made
q minute examination Of IL.
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] n STEIENS room CYANIDE.
t-rruN len, Gem. Man = suieilis IN Len
d"n while Temporarily Insane.

r.II tIsf bfapafch 10 THn auN.
.uoN. june ~ An inquest was held
% flfp tho sudden death u Lyndon
.. ~-ysus 81 GreenWich. COnR., at ths
'. 10 Hotel on June o. Ths Coroner
.-i verdict thst death was the
of suicide committed In z ~ u
H.Hy insanity
irryOergsr. a I.Ondon Dathologist.
md an aut Jpsy which disolOsed the
nrr n three grains Of cyanide o.
r.um IN toe body. Some more
.Ia was a. the side Of the bed which
..n occupied by Mr. Stevens.
....rz found IN the room showed that
..'ns was dapFeHssd and worrying
Ng,in"ss matters Bis insanity is
ar TOD ~ tho after effects u an attack
e. grip
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Won ARNIM PLW 4 Success,
Tue CeunIeus's Priscilla" we'll RsceI,rsi
In I.Sndsa Youngest % the TrrryG

NNE NeehNSAAA ENaSAAa WIZ &NNfNNNN
In l.Sndoa Youngest % the Terrya
Spseisi Cshis DsspdicA 10 TuE sUE.
LONDON. June 7s-The Countess Won
Anim's play. Priscilla Runs Away was
produced at the Haymarket Theatre to-
night with the greatest sOcoess. The
Countess own dFamatizsd version ~ her
book followed the story closely.
II bids fair To have a long run The
first appearance Of the youngest member
of the Terry family. Miss NeilsOn Terry.
Ia the part ~ Priscilla, was made tho OCca-
sion Tor a great demonstration. while
among the large aud distinguished auii-
enoe were scattered various members u
the Terry family.
The COunta'-s v0n Amin watched the
play from box.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-29
DUKEDOM STILLLACKS An HEIR.
second Daughter Bern u the weseman-
sters, whose sen Died I.astsYeaF.

NDffI1I C0hf Dffpd'fA p I'M W..
LONDON. June 2s.-The Duchess %
Westminster gave birth 20 a daughter
today.
This is the second daughter born 70 he
Duke and Duchess Of Westminster. Their
ole Sun died last year at the age Of 5.
The heir presumptive "a the dukedom Ia
Lord Arthur Groavenor. uncle ~ the
present Duke. he has sOn.
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Mrs. Thsmpsoa 70 Ne Mr.. Page.

spssai Cabls Despa'sA 10 TaM sUS.
LONDON. June 2s.-The betrOthAl -
announced u MS. Van Bursn Thompson
Of Cleveland. Ohio. 10 u J Page. London
accountant.
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~ KILLED. 100 WOUNDED
On the Prensa side N CIash Win BcVbss
TPIbssmsn N N0gOee0.

ypsciai Cabs DssDafcs 70 THH SUs
PARIE. June ?s.-French troops en-
countered a force of Moroccan hillmen
a. Gum or Rsbia. Morocco. yesterday.
The French lost thirteen OftloeTN and
men killed and 100 WOunded.
Gen Momier ~ Fastening 10 ehast'ss
the Berbera and other hill tribes.
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Ihslrru m Berlin.

Spsrla Cas's DsspgicA 10 rHE SuS.
BEKI1N. June 2s.-AnOther death from
cholera occurred hSFe to-day. this being
the second fatal case Of the disease.
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Many BAmugos REpssisd ~ Reuult u
OVsFuagu1Atioa.

aFaNAs 49, ~ - - W.
aMANOHAl. juno Moving 70 heavy
tpooulation IN stoolln. principally IN rubber
ahnFua. 4 vas found impossible % carry
through thG FuEulaF asetlomant on the
eEchaRgS today. Many failures arr
expected
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BLANCBEr AERO WINNsR.


apfciM Ca1e ua1pNta - rHl 81.
PAnIE. Juls 18.--rhs GRAND PriK AZ he
Aero Club Waa woa to-day by Blanchst
fur the third Consecutive year.
tiFut. hatlcnFEr wa ugound. Ruih
landed IN the TyFOl.
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d. Altntatt 4 On.
AN UNUSUAL OFFERING OF

WoMENES HOUSE GOWNS AND BATHING SUITS
At EXCEPTIONALLY Low PRICES
THIS DAY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18th
MUSLIN HOUSE GOWNS AT $375, 450. 9.75
FRENCH NEGLIGEE GOWNS OF cHALLIs At 700
MoHAlR BATHING SUITS At $500, $50 & 600
BLACK SATIN BATHING SUITS WITH TIGHTS AT $50
gtth Aurms. s4t, ami 18th etrrrtE Arm Hmh
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U",~Dt Tbepiors Roosevelt.
.- ruurIh avenue. New or. ciiv.
June - 1850
Az DINr Mr. I,yuFEHitT May =.
POI mo-. .uI. sAar-s- ny deep Hpprerili ION
m-f.b-r. Of The romfniii-e for my
.. .uruu WcH know ~ the trouble
.. .r-u-p vtrh they necessarily injured
..Ug1r such reception - last Sa''T-
Brii-vr no. { appreciate u and with
rtsu., 10 Yourself ! nm very sta
.Yur- THTupuEU NuOsEVHfT.
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.EXPUUGGHE ACCESSION OATH
CHEERS FOR BILL TO SAVE BRIT
TSH CATHOLICS FEELINGS.

introduced by PrWmleT AsaGith IN the
CSmmOas, Leader nalfonr - ths %.
position Also FavoFs Bt-Oaly . Pew
A Aatagsalsts Nov DeplaFalt@n.
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T. u. Returns THiVKS
To the T. r. Rrcwption Committee TRs
CeIebratloa Cost ssa.OOo.

ID" Roosevelt reception COMMITTEES
SO .a1 up ~ work yesterday with meet
IlE ~ the executive branch AZ isS Broad
vay The treasurer reported that about
: 80 had been subscrit'ed by '2Is u tbs
Is.-. ~ me nhers. little Hes than SO OO1
va. nyr-nded The balance will h. re-
turned pro rata
Ha-olu'ious thanking ths police and
wh@rS ~ the cOfnmittse who were
.af'I'sd u special WORK were adopted
|.. following letter. addressed % Chair
t. Cornelius Vanderbilt. will IN rs-
'uoad and cent 20 each member ~ the
90 uIffaa.
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FoEEOt Ihe wrench At . IIStsl and when
Man WIN = lamp Was wanted for
Series ef aWiRdles the WFeaeh WGs
.TFaeea naek % the I.eg and the Nan.
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BIG POLITICS UP BOSTON WAY
FOOSEI mi. HCGBES AND
IOM.E TO GsT TOGETHER.

lot af Republican Programmes % Ne
D-r1drd tpSn llaFNard Commenee.
mrnt Gives EN-PFesllent Ghanee -
Meet the Othsr Leaders ~ TSgsther.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-21
January -, 1910.
Those Pies Of Boyhood.

How delicious were the pies Of boy
hood. No pies now ever taste SO
good. what's changed? the pies?
No, it's you. you've lost the strong.
healthy stomach, the vigorous liver
the active kidneys, the regular bowels
of boyhood. Your digestion is poor
and you blame the food. What's
needed? A complete toning up by
Electric Bitters Of all organs Of diges-
tion-S Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Bow
els Try them. They Il restore your
boyhood appetite and apprec citation Of
food and fairly saturate your body
with new health, strength and vigor.
soc at all druggists. u.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-21
HSSzSSlzSzSzszSYYzszSzSzSzsS
S From Our Corr spondents .
SzS1NSzSZSZSNSNyZSSSZSzSZSZSzSTZSZS9
Notes from Goldonrla.

The people Of this town and
and vicinity have undergone some
very bad attacks Of colds and
pneumonia for tile l,ast three
weeks. We are very glad to say
that all the sick are very much
improved.
Miss LemJ arnagin is now in the.
Shreveport. sanitarium, and We
learn that she is slowly improving.
We hope that she will be able in
short time to return to her home.
There was preaching at the
Baptist church Sunday at II
o'clock am, and 1880 O'Clock in
the evening. Bro. Tyler, ore Of
tile ministerial students of the
Louisiana Baptist College did the
preaching. One joined by letter
at the IL o'clock services.
This town has learned to rejoice
over the fact that it has in it one
ofthe greatest squirrel hunters that
any community could boast of,
in the person Of Mr.. Dallas Pen
nington. We believe: he could
actually climb a tree backwards
to get to go hunting. When Mr.
Qnagles misses old Irailor he can
at once account for his absence, as
Mr.. Pennington, has been in the
habit here Of late Of taking Trailer
hunting without getting Mr.,
Quail's consent.
Mr.. Leon Trachel, OF BienYille,
made a visit here last Sunday
Mrs. Addie Rhodes; Of Stand
ard, returned home today after
spending a month with her mother,
Mrs. Geo. Webb.
Archie Webb left this morning
for Stamps, Ark. where he has
accepted q position. We all ex x:
tend cur. best wishes to Mr.. Webb
for his future success.
Mr.. j. 81. Brewton made a triI
.sto Shreveport last Friday.
Jay Tally and Lee Monroe have have
gone to Texas in search Of a for
tune. We hope the boys muct
success while in the Wild west.
Misses Lille Webb and Rebecc'
Jones visited friends in ColdWate
last Sunday.
Mr.. Mcdonald, Of Coldwatel
visited this place Sunday.
MI. I'D. Gunter made 9 bus bus
ness trip to Winfield today.
We met Mr.. Dallas Penningto'
this evening; he was al smiles mile
think he has just returned froi
Grass Lake where be spent a yer yer
pleasant week hunting.
IfSthis does not knock the DO
tom out Of the waste basket vi vi
come again. An OBSERVER.
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The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-01-21

Push the calf right along. The
first year Of a calf's life will be
the making Of it. Away with the
sore eyed, gauut frowzy- haired
little runt I see here and there, all
weaned too soon. Let them have
milk till too big to drink it, >befor e
Won cnt it off entirely.