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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-27
GliddeniteS
Rest for a Day,
Here Monday
Glad for Respite and Chance to
Breathe-Fewer Penalties
in Kansas.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. June 26.--(Special
Telegram Back in Gods country at
last" That is the war cry OF the weary
Gliddenites. who reached Kansas City last
night for the first days rest of the tour.
At last the contest has brought up we'll
toward the finishing point The second leg
has been completed and. with but four
more days running ahead of them. the
tourists welcome a days rest which shall
prepare them for Garrison finish in Chi
cago next Thursday.
The trip has been a grind never before
approached in any automobile contest any
where. But eleven cars remain in the two
contesting divisions out of about forty
which left Cincinnati June H. OF those
still holding together for the final burst Of
speed into Chicago not half a dozen are
within a mile Of the perfect score with
which they began the long grind. In the
Glidden trophy division there are but two
real contestants-Premier No. / and Chal-
mers No. g. The latter still leads the tour
with a penalization of but three points.
Both of these cars came through perfect
today.
In the Chicago trophy class four cars
are in the running-Molines No 100 and No.
l02. each with a penalty of II points; Lex
ington No. 103, which has lost 10 points,
| ana MAXWELL NO. lVf, winch has penalty
of 10.
All Of the other cars may be considered
hopelessly out of the running. There is a
possibility, of course. in view of what has
gone before. that a car with less than 100
points penalty will be pretty high class al
the final check, in Chicago. but those men,
toned are the only ones which are really
entitled to consideration.
Today's run from Wichita to Kansas City
was the longest of the tour thus far. Every
car which has reported has come through
with a perfect score. Those unreported In
time for tonight's scores are Chalmers No
3, Moline No. 10S and Glide No TO-
Drivers of these cars have, however, un
officially reported their cars as perfect fol
the day The first car to reach Kansas
City was the Chalmers pilot, driven by Jot
Matson. This car left Wichita at 4:3O thi
morning, and reached here in a running
time of II hours and 80 minutes. The mex
car to arrive was the Columbia, carrying
Referee Whiting, l hour and IS minute
later The days run brought forth reall!
fine roads through Kansas though
couple of heavy showers did loosen up tn
gumbo and make the going hard in places
Tomorrow the tourists will rest, with a cap
itsl r, and Monday they will be ava
again, off for Omaha, on a 24S-mile jaunt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-27
Americans Spend
Money in Travel
Thousands Leave New York, Going to
Europe, Where They Will Remain
During the Summer.

NEW YORK. June 2s.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-More Americans set sail for
Europe from the port of New York to-
day than on any day since the ''well-to-
do" first began spending their surplus
wealth in summer tours de luxe on the
other side of the big pond. Eleven trans
Atlantic liners passed through the mar
rows, outward bound with over 5000 pas
sengers aboard,
For many days, steamship agents say
not a place has been left unlocked in
this record Saturday fleet" 1t is esti-
mated that from May Is to date 32.926
first and second class passengers out
ward bound have seen the Statue OF
Liberty fade into the distance, as com
pared to s0,Ssl in the corresponding
period of last year.
This is a banner year for ocean travel
and the foreign steamships are reaping O
harvest
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-27
SENATOR STONE ON NICARAGUA
Resolution Bearing ON Question Re-
ferred to Committee.

ResOIutiOn Bearing ON Question Re-
ferred to Committee.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-In the senate
today Senator Stone SAID ne mad been In
formed that a syndicate had been organ
lied in the United States to exploit the
finances OF Nicaragua and that the syndi-
cate has been represented in Washington
by a former high official OF the State de-
partment.
Senator stones statement followed his
introduction OF resolution directing the
committee on foreign relations to make a
general Investigation as to the relations be-
tween the United States and Nicaragua,
which was referred to the committee on
foreign relations.
The ocean mail subsidy today was made
the unfinished business" OF the senate
this action giving TO the measure the place
Of vantage for the short session Of congress
beginning In December.
The congressional printing investigating
committee in preliminary report sub
mitted today announced that Il had already
effected an annual saving In printing and
binding that will amount 10 fully $4,000
The senate today unanimously agreed &c
vote on the Appalachian and White Noun
tain forest reserve bill February Is. next
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-27
Searchlight to
Be Turned on the
Packing Business
Attorney General Wickersham, at Chi
cage, Confers with Edwin Sims and
Outlines Plan of Action.

CHICAGO. June 6.-(Special Telegram)-
Definite plans for FEDERAL grand jury In
vestigation OF the Chicago packing bust.
ness, with view 10 indiotlug packers as
individuals was outlined yesterday in
conference Of George w. Wickersham, at
torney general Of the united states with
Edwin W. Sims, Chicago district attorney.
Mr.. wickersham sought Information first
hand, that he might ON his return to wash
ington instruct oliver Il. Pagin, special as
sistant attorney general, In drawing new
indictments.
IL am through now" said Mr.. Wicker
sham. and will go east at 2:45 y. m
Neither the attorney general nor the dis
trict attorney would reveal the plans for
the new inquiry, except TO say that the
grand jury would begin its labors July IA
THE packers will be indicted and prose-
cuted as individuals IL such is warranted
said Mr.. Sims, and a similar statement
was made by Mr.. Wickersham.
Persistent Advertising Is the Road to
nj
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-27
DAN SULLY ACTOR. is DEAD
Famous Playwright and Player Passes
Away After Long Ill
ness.

WOODSTOCK. N. Y. June 26.-Dan Sully
the old-time actor, Gee at his home here
this afternoon from Brights disease and
heart failure. He had been III for two
months.
Sully, whose real name was Daniel Sui
livaa. was born In Newport. r. l.. in 1855
He was well and favorably known to the
ater-gOers of recent times. as well as OF q
generation ago. Both playwright and
player. he wrote most OF the productions
in which he appeared. The Corner Groc-
cry" QSSD brought his first notable success
Among his other offerings were THE Par,
ish Priest" "our Pastor" ''rhe Chief Jus
tiee," The Golden Rule and '"rhe Match.
maker"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-27
BALL PLAYER is KILLED
Young Man il hit by Bntted Ball and
One that IL Pitched While at
Practice.

CINCINNATI, July 26.-whilep racticing
previous TO a ball game at Dayton, Ky,
today, Leonard Hand was hit with a batted
ball and a thrown ball and died tonight as
the result OF his injuries.
Hand was in the pitchers box serving
to the batsmen when someone threw
ball directly at him. At the same time the
batter hit ball at him. In attempting to
dodge them both, he failed to dodge either.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-27
ROOSEVELT JR.. AND BRIDE
REACH GOLDEN GATE CITY
Young Couple VIII Reside I'm San
Francisco, where Groom Has
Employment.

SAN FRANCISCO. June ss-Theodore
Roosevelt, jr.. who was married TO Eleanor
Butler Alexander in Now York a few days
ago. arrived here tonight with his bride.
The couple will make their home m San
Francisco. where young Roosevelt will be
connected with a large carpet establish
ment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-27
CRIPPLE is ASSAULTED
WiIl BabbinEtOn Claims 10 Have Been
beaten by Half Brother, Who
Escapes.

Dan Mcconnell. who recently escaped
from the institute for inebriates at Knox
willie. Ia. returned TO Council Bluffs FRI
day and is accused OF making a vicious as
sault on win Darlington. his half-brother,
and q cripple. Babbington has but one
leg. He was badly beaten by Mcconnell.
who eventually made his escape TO Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-27

Lame shoulder is almost invariably caused
by rheumatism OF the muscles and yields
quickly to the free application OF Chamber
lain's Linimsnt This liniment Is not only
prompt and sffectual. but In no way disa
greeable to use Sold BY all dealers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-27

Foley's Kidney hemeoy may be given TO
children with admirable results. 1t does
away with bet wetting. and Is also rec
omended for use after measles and scarlet
fever.-Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-27
FearfnI HInurhter

Of deadly microbes occurs when throat and
lung diseases are treated with Dr. Kings
New Discovery. SOC and 800 For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-27

and both balls hit him. one behind the ear
and the other on the right temple.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-27

Persistent Advertising Is the Road to
Big Returns
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-07

aufeu Til en- glauo. Tom ban bar
tisrt til Srna'Iet) ~StaI ies 0ente, iii
&c fommer no igieu?"
RanScu: Set blibcr bel for IGnge
for Sem"
SiItsn: ~Hn, iee bar en- goo Sio.
6bor lGnge parer bet omtreut?"
Rauoeu: Ere Roaueoer.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-07

- Sooeopine, iipr boao pi her
faloer "Sicf.SeaSade", ton oftc FIT.
reres oeb at tage TO Sheifeer pubic.
~riieret srrful ~(GbarcooD / ct baIot
0los Sano.
SspnIesbeb fcmmer oite al at
man er iiiIten, iiGr bpiS man iioocr
lent oppe o. bar ipiit en- LET aitenS-
NAB. Set bielper ga, at ma brif.
fer ct @Ias beb @teIt rieiis lang.
iomt % ipiier e., Gracfcr eIer ct Ii.
set Stpffe Smerrebreo til. liee isr
man logger iig. Sur @seIf, irsrt
temmeIig meset Salt % oerpaa imnirt
poo Sc betGnbte Steoer meo Ell blpb
Spomp bill ifafie 9iuorine / SiIiGIoe
al ssup Toiion. Mnn Inoer MteIfen
isrrc ino os ON en- SiO imsrer man
mere Ielf paa, ioo blir mar mart
bebre, bois oct life er ct oItior ono.
ortet SiIirlbe.
Sor 9euralgi biGIpcr set, at enioe
en- 9lanoing al 9cnioin % Oil OF
Iippermint Ser boor man ieIer Smer-
ten. Ian tager Iigc 9eIe al biSie
10 We0ifamenter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-07
Ct eneeIif DalhaHa.

Set peroenSberemte SrpitaIpaloos
/ 2onbon bar ! lPngere Sio fiGnpet
meo itore sfonomiife @anifeligbeoer,
% Ser bar pGret giort Here iorgip-
pes 6orisg paa at biGlpe oct FOLDS.
iole Observation-Disclosures, JON
raober oper ct GrcnI al $50 Icres,
paa 6ooe igien.
2oro Glpmoutb er nplig fremfom-
met meo en- Ylan. iom gaor no pna
intet minbre emo at giere arpItalpa.
Iebiet til ct SIags WiOtpunft for Ocu
brittle Higsenbeb, bl. a. oeroeo at
bper enfelt af De o~ueriisiife aolonier
/ Silfnptning til Ben forbaanoenpG.
renbe gpening opisrer Ell 8apilion,
boori Ser Ga ifuloe lloItiaes peofom.
menbe aolonis Tro0uftcr, Snouitri.
parer, alnitfrembringelier m. M.
Selpe arpitaIpalaSiet foreilaaeS =
til Minoe ON afosoe Song Gomaro
0en ippenoe - omoamnet til ct Sol.
leri, bpori Ser ifllloe opitiqeS Sta.
tlier oe giaeoisiler al oae beremte
% iremtreoenoe gi9no iaapel ! ielpe
@ammel.g England iom / &olonierne,
altiaa en- lignenbe Snititltion iom
Sen, Der / Spiflono er fienot UNDER
Hapnet "Salbala", iom iaa / eng
LAMB IfuIoe bore Iaonet empire
Centre.
gnbpioere Ifiilbe Ser / Sorbinoelie
bcrmeb ioranitaItes regelm9siige
SfoIebarns .ltoflrgter fra 2onbDn til
be operiisiife brittle geiiooelier %
ompenot, for at ltngoommen BERT
siennem funoe bringes / nGrmere
Sersrins % lore al binanoen.
Scr at reaIiiere belle oenne Smfat'
tenbe Elan mener 2oroer, at Der bsr
oannes ct fort aftieielIfab, bpis
10000 We0Iemmer bper ifulbe
tegne en- aftie paa 1 Euno Sterling.
9e pes arpIta(palaoiet aIlereoe BE.
Itaaenoe Sbentre, 8oncertiaIe % 90.
rige Observation-Disclosures ogteS
iremoeles opretbolot, ligeiaa De pragt.
iuloe EorsoogS. og Ssroags. 6proer.
ferifeiter itabig ifal gipeS.
Spis 2oroenS Elan blir til noget,
er set @eningen at anlGgge Ell m
pIeftriif Sernbane no til arpitalpalaS.
let, ga oe nloprenoe Gommunifo.
tionsforbolo er operorbentlig ugun.
itige.
Oct epentueae Speriflib ifal eiter
1lonen tiIflpoc Song goDaro.Solpi'
talet / 2onoon.
arpItaIpolaoiet blep, iom befienot,
garet 1854 bsitibelis inooiet al
Gronnina 8ictoria og Hrinsgamalen
oa Dor / mango aar ct meget pnoet
llOHugtsiteo for "Snbisote", Ii9eiom
set bsrte til Sc Seoerbigbeoer, en-
bper fremmeo abiolut maatte ie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-07
Originate Slaoe.

Oct melt originate al ale glaoe,
iom bor eriitprct, por "2uminaria"
iom en- Sio ltOfom | Spaniens 500
pebItob, iortpQer en- Sorfutter | ct
ironf Siosifriit. Gen Soprte, buor'
me6 8la6et bleo trpft, ~inoebolot Sos
for, iaa gogitaoerne blep i%elolpIen'
Sc, % gIabet fiinbe lGies / @tsrfe.
NPit eiter bette Organ nRoner ban
"5be Gegol", iom trpftes meO en-
~garanteret giitfri Su9rte paa ct
tpnbt GeigbIoS, Raur man bnuoe
IqIt fin apis, funbe man ipiie ben,
og bapbe iooIeOes paa en- Sang loot
baaoe anoelig og leeemlig 6eoe.
llbgioeren al ct mt pnriiiIf gIao
"2e gien.Gtre" looet fine 2Giere, at
bois Be piloe binbe fig til ct abonne.
ment poa firth aar, ifulbe DC fau
9eniion og fri 9esrapeIie. 9roos
6isie IoffenSe Setter fom Der iaa iaa
abonnenter, Of glooet maotte gaa
inb eiter Ell Rnnnebs Sorlsb. Oct
fuIgtes Of ct anoet, Tom beo "Se
Roufoir" "2ommetsrflGbet"
Iette glao bar trpft paa iamme 90
Dir, iom set bporaf man Iaper ia,
ponife 9opirierpietter og fiinoe be-
mites / set SiliGl6e, Of 29ieren
bopbe pqret ina ubelois at glemme
lit 2~ommeterfIGOe biemme. Seller
life bette Organ panot nogen itsrrc
uobreoelie.
@noeIis bar Der efsiiteret TO fran.
ie gaSeapiier: Courier .oes 9nie-
neurs" og "2a Raiaoe", beese trpti
paa panotGt gnpir. Weninsen par,
at be gabenoe italoe fitnne ia api-
len meo Jig / ganoet os Ieie Den uu-
Der gaoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-07
~Spoo9mpenoe I9sae.

1roie@ior HuiSbaum (Sanouer)
bar nplig / Oct tpife 3iosifriit "@c.
iunobeits Inqenieur" meooelt ReiuI.
tuterue al rogle ll~nSeriegelier opcr
@rggeS Gone til at oqmpe 9po. Oct
bite iig. bpoO man isprigt poo 6or.
baano fiuOe Oeutc, at ct Stoi for.
planter Sn0en be0re. 10 iaitcre, lei.
gere % ~itcrfere ser rr. Spis ct
Stpffe al oct til llnoerisaclie iorcIia.
genOe RaterioIe brneeS irit op og
IGtteS ! Suinaninger oeo SIaa, giper
Den peO Slagct irembraatc Zones
Spibe ct Mnul for 2poleoninasepncn;
10 beiere 3onen er (oet oil iiae. 10
hurtigere Sepemet$ imaG Spingnin.
ger err. 0eS beorc er Stofict / StanO
til at Ieoe 9poeu. Ct Stoi$ 9p0leSs
n%irgScpre iorbsieS, ranr Stoiiet err
mOerfaitet Boauirfuina, ser %ioranr.
lager SpGnNing al Ell eler auoeu
grt; octtc poster goot meo set lice
unfsrte, tbi set er en- fienot sag. al
Ell 0~tiiiifiuitrumentitreug oeO Strpg,
ming eIler Stag gioer en- bsiere Zone.
10 i~terfere Sen cr iprnot.
ri oe pes ge~bocIiesbuie bruate
Gr9gc leoeS 9pSeu be0it al Dem, Der
CIR iremitiacoe al alinfer lagte | Sc
mcntmortcI, meocns 2crprgae Ieoer
2poen oanrIi9t; en- olmin0elig Segl'
iten8mur Iigacr omtreut miot incl
lem Sc TO nrplttc DScrpuufter, huao
2poleoningSeOren angaor. gleoe.
i~pa9tbrGuote Segliten eguer ia Iaugt
bc0rc til lnoormpen0e 8pg9e euo
hnorbe o. ifarptbrGrote. SrIrum /
@Goqc % 2oitcr forpIanter / Rc9e
len 2pbcn goot (peo HeiouanS); me
ScnS OobbeIte Gore 90 Sinoucr pir'
fer SGmpenOe ligeiom 9efIGoning al
@p1ac % Sub me0 SGpper % lig.
uenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-07

16. Spbios aIorig aisrene peo
brutal g~ebanOIins eller bsirsitet
Gale. Soritpr life oeres 9o, naar
oct life er %nsbocnoist.
II. SoIo @eIfefjsrene inoe torn.
iitloe, folbe Sinteroag.
IS. llnbgaa bratte Soereange /
Sooringen.
19. Haaooent, muggent Sober
ifltloe oIorig bliue gipet til WeIfe-
fisr.
20. Sab altio @eIfefoen babe
Iogane til Salt.
81. @ip life aoen itromt lugten.
Dc 5sbe iom I. Gr. Npper itrar for
Melfningen.
%. SoIo belle 9oens 9rop rem,
oa brug ct raabt &l9oe eaer e.,
Spamp paa bens gper for Ielfnin-
gen.
90. Melferen man bolbe iig rem
| enbper Senieenoe % tage paa iig
rem Srsie unber Melfningen.
"a. 9espno aItio Welfningeit
paa iamme aloffeiIet, @orgen ionl
aften. WeIf altib &isrere. / iamne
HGffefelee.
%. Siaao life, at blooItrimet
Welf bIiper blmoet iammen meb ben
pprige Welf. Sfulbe set ife. maa
MeIfen life brugeS til IenneIfefeoe.
26. Melf meb terre Spnber.
q. SAB en- Segt og en- lioen BOG
/ Stolben, os bel Welfen til bper Ell.
felt SEQ. Sag Frsper al Melfen en-
Sang / @aaneoen, os prop ben, for
at finoe no bpormeget "Smsrfebt"
Den inbeboloer.
%. Splo / Welfefanoerne roen.
for StaIoen.
30. Gil Melfen inareit muIist.
80. Suit no og affisl Welfen til
40 eler so Grader, itror @eIfnin.
gen er siort.
81. Set alorig 2aaget paa en-
9anoe nleo BARN Melf /.
80. Spis Welfen ifal o~pbepares
poa Ste0et for en- Sib, bsr man i9tte
&an0erne | en- 8anobeboloer meo
folbt Sanb /.
33. 9lanb aIorig BARN MeIf
iammen mcb Ielf, iom er blepet al.
fislet.
81. Haor man err runot meb
Melfen for at lepere ben, bsr man
bape ct Stpffe SIS paa &anoelaaget.
35. Set er bebit at fisre Melfen
! en- "Sprinspogn", og aanoerne ber
bore fuIbe.
SO. Ielfefanberne ifulbe bore
af Metal. 9e bsr bore blanfe og fine
inbpenbigt. Sneen SinfIaboer %
rliepnbeoer runbt &anterne / 9unben
eIler / Sammcnfsiningerne.
81. gae Welfefanber, Better og
Scar bsr Ipgses 10, iaa Solen faar
ifinne inb Dem, og for at blipe goot
ubluftet, naar De er bleone paifeoe.
50. 9rug fsrit lunfent Sano til
aunoer, 9ptter oe aur o.i.p., paif
Dem berpaa / bebt Sanb. @rus en-
9erite.
90. Sinab aIbrig at aifaIb fra
Meieriet eler Sitefabrifen bIiper
fraetet biem / Welfefanoerne.-O.
$. WoltarO / "8is. agricrlturiit. ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-07
quiet ng Rfokkrnrt.
Rebiseret al en- praitif Susmober.
Enmpfin-Eic.

Ser er fire Splfrifter paa Bump.
fin.Eie al nogle al amerifas melt
befienote aoffe. Wrs. Sarmer, bois
Harn iaa lGnge bar peret fnpttet
til Boston Cooling Shool", lauer
8umpfin-Bie paa fslgenbe @aaoe:
IL Sop "iteameo" os iilet gump-
fin, "a Sop brunt Suffer, en- Sbe'
Ife aanel, u Sbeife Salt. 2 9gg,
IL Sop Melf os - Sob Tlobe. alt
bette blanbes iammen / ben SrOen,
6pori BET er n9pnt.
Ser er Warion Sarlanb's Sp.
ifrift: A 9gsseblpmmer pipes eoot,
irsres en- Sop bpibt Suffer, BABES
iaa OBJ / 2 Stopper fogt eIler "iteameb"
Elimpfin, iom err presict igiennem ct
Serilng, eiter at oct er fogt. Man
irsrer oerpaa en- Quart Melf, en- Che.
ife bier al 8anel, Miiifatblomme og
Muifot og be itippiifeoe sggsebpioer
Gien lteges meo ieon life for itcrf
8arme.
Mrs. Rorer's Gnmpfin.Eie =
"Gie.Grnit" fieples no rigtig tpnot
os l9gges uboper en- opb Bie-Saller.
fen. en- Bint fogt Humpfin ireres
Ell Spiieife imeltet Smsr, 2 oiipeoe
sgg, p Sop Suffer, Y Sbelfe nm
itsot Sngefrr % " @int Nelf.
Sette bellies iaa op | "Grniten" og
iteges langiomt.
Wrs. 9inoa Sui 2arneo's Sp-
Ifriit mbciales iom iGrlie goo. On
og en- baIu Sop fost Gurnpfin, iom
er foat meo iaa Tibet Sanb iom ml'
liz, ener alerbelit er "iteameo", 2
aopper WeIf, ct piipet sgg, en- itor
baIp aop brurt Suffer, en- 5beIfe
aanel, - 5beife bper al Salt og
SnaeiGr. Gette iplbe op | goo Bic
gruit oa itescs meo liuo garme, til
Sen er brnn paa 5oppen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-07

or den billigste og bedste Skole i Nord-
weston. Specific Klasser for Nykom,
mere. Send efter Katalog til {. Satire,
C~rookston. Minnesota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-07
Cm ajsbfrait.

ON bporban pore geoitemsorc
fogte aisStrait. ifriuer en- tpif Dame:
~Gt goot. iiort Snppeben paifes soot.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-02-28
BOYS WELL-MEANT WARNING
Nautical Call Somewhat Out of Place When Saying Grace Was
 in Order.

There is Trenton boy who spends his summers with an uncle, who is an enthusiastic sailor. Last summer the lad was particularly impressed by his uncle's manner of singing out Hard a-lee!' as a signal for all hands to put their heads down whenever, in tacking or coming about, such proceeding was necessary to dodge the boom.
 Shortly after his return from his uncle's place on the coast, the boy was taken by his parents to visit his grand father in the south of the state.
 Now it appears that the grandfather is devout churchman, never failing to say grace at meals. It being the lads first visit, he gazed upon the un- usual preliminary with some wonder and accordingly, after leaving the ta- ble, was rebuked for not having bowed his head like the others.
 The next morning the boy showed the effects of his rebuke. When all were seated at table and his grand father inclined his head preparatory to asking the blessing. the youngster caused the utmost consternation by piping out in a shrill voice:
 'Hard-a-lee, everybody" - Sunday Magazine of the Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-02-28
Tn. Wonderful Y. M. c. A.

Tn the past ten years no other re. lieious organization has received So mncb money as the Y. M. c. A. Mil lions have been raised for new build ines all over the land, and with no ap- narent strain. It's business-like admin ;stration of it's vast resources, Its en orgy in pushing it's work--in the cities and through the railroad, army and navy branches-and it's fine policy in following the armies in all recent wars have created for it worldwide enthusiasm. At the last banquet of the international committee, Senator Root affirmed that they had made their way by working with men more than by talking to them, saying Come with us," not Co do that By their appeal to all classes of Chris tians, as well as to non-Christians, they have kept out of doctrinal theol ogy. and by their activity in good works they have escaped cant in religion All interested in saving our boys and young men rejoice in their worldwide uccess.-Leslie's Weekly.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-02-28
A Polish Marriage.

A Polish couple came before a jus. tice of the peace to be married. The young man handed him the marriage license and the pair stood up before him.
 "Join hands," said the justice of the peace
 They did so, and the justice looked at the document, which authorized him to unite in marriage Zacharewiez Perczynski and Loekowarda Jeulinski
 "Aheml" he said, "Zacha-h' m h'm-ski, do you take this woman, etc.
 "Yes, sir" responded the young man.
 "Leo-h'm-ah-ski, do you take this man to be-" etc.
 "Yes, sir" replied the woman.
 Then l pronounce you. man and wife said the justice, glad to find something he could pronounce, "and l heartily congratulate you both on hay ing reduced those two names to one. -Lippincotts Magazine.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-02-28

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The Prescott daily news., 1910-02-28
ClEAR-HEADED 'eao 6ookkeeper Must be Reliable.

The chief bookkeeper in large busi. ness house in one of our great West ern cities speaks of the harm coffee did for him:
 NY Wife and drank our first cup VI ,oStum little over two years ago, anu we have used it ever since. to the .n'lre exc 'usion of tea and coffee. It happened in this way:
 Aoort three and half years ago 1, hau an attack of pneumonia. which .sl' d memento in the shape of dyspep- s'a' or rather, to speak more correctly, n ""isia O the stomach. My cup of .neer had always been coffee or tea, ~. u' l became convinced, after a time. r ,na' 'hey aggravated my stomach trou- 'e' l happened to mention the mat m 'o my grocer one day and he sug- ees.eu that l give Postum a trial. q, NeAt day 1t came, but the c,ok made lr ' mistake of not boiling it sufficient w' anu We did not like it much. This wo , ,, ,noweVer, soon remedied, and now s. %e hhe It so much that we will never  ha' aanse back. Postum, being food tho the'ase instead of drug, has been hle M means of curing my stomach trou- mas verify believe, for am a we'll remedy. Ao o'e' co s "ork as chief bookkeeper in our cons branch house here is of a very drinni diiihs nature. During my coffee. usnnn s days was subject to nerv- mv Sss N and the blues in addition to sino . SICK spells. These have left me cors., began using Postum and can whoeiehuously recommend it to those hon." work confines them to long
 @rs oi severe mental exertion."
 rHere Reason"
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