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tn" miller- "f Alu'nurhv would prrh-
ably not hav" 20 ooinpial N # ~" over
production of their b'ICkw heat 'Il- wear
were their raw product treated with tho
consideration u I-"l 20 rn,"ly. We
cannot believe that y - h" appeti'. Tor
breakfast foods that has decreased the
demand Tor buck whear cakes The
fault probably lies IN IN" present con
d'tion OF thos" former glOri,-, of wirta-
SUNDAY morning breakfasts II the
millers could get their flour 10 The. con
s'iners pure and undilur"i there would
b. no reason for them 10 complain of
the little demand for II
P1Ire buckwheaf flour "-af th" night
b"for" with Yeast MIXED with pinch
oi salt and enough water 10 maxi. bat
'.r, and finally supplied with table
spoonful of molas-s"s - insure M" lryl'.
Ing -hndc al brown that affords the
Visual delight rr-"parnbl" from al pr
feet buck wheat cakes rhls T. u com
bInaiion and a cake indeed
New Workers. now rarely hnvc rl"
opportunity I" cat such iurk heat
cakes ~ these. however. ~ that nour
when " - delivered "n NInnhnrtnn Isl
and proves ~ b" y -tranG, compound
ri foreign ingredient. urr.lp--,iI"d and
underlined what ,hOuld H.. m" prIuci-
pat '"mpon"rI' subordinate - thr r'h"r
"lou"nt- ~ fh" mixture. ~ thor" -
NON" ~ ~" requisite" hghtur~- and
flavor that are In+"parabl" parts ni IN"
bu"h wheat "nkc'~ glory
Then her" seems 10 n" ,jiri-c for iorlbr
a. 10 ~" REASONS gIt "u for IN" |.r"lIn"
IN tn" tasf" for -aIsIG"-. the historic
the in"yIthh" conrad" NJ ~" buck
whcar cak" This union Wa- formed
when onc dish vas just a. pure and m
diluted as it, associate The original
salt and pepper. with a little thyme and
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Baton w.,r.r D,.u,u.ion,,.d

IHTHt FptGor IrIHp Srs ST STAY f-mArA
10 frosr 10 o''l wcrr button 10 Improve ,heir
,tandiry 20 no community or 49, marx Of dis
'iu,'ip1 iu -or1S particular Inc % -ndcavor or
a'iat4m"uf mat There i nothing 10 It. The but
ION o., . nlnr,.iys NOnder IT. ~TSr ia cNancsrcnt
ana ~ - passing there arises = n'cIou>nrSs o.
nrr l.rs~ ~nrri"'"
10. ,rrti.ah'r T'cognitiOn ~ a man rs his lei
oN. Is nj. the button any one requires and fri
Iuk mat = man might constitute himself ycnta
hIc bYr1u show aHd sun fail In IT, mister
some years AGO ms ambition to wear button
%, me At irHul'r pain 10 Dig up qualifying IA "a
-o-r Of NiCn 3d.. NE way. might iust a. well haN =
lrsr allow rt To ,ipmb"r Bu' got my button
aul proudly adjusted ~ In th~ place where bu,
ron. u.tirrt. = hr''pu.. { mean are z-nrrn us
worn
Iri."nrr ih.I- -liilIs,. ! waited foT the ~rn.A
ru 81 cfri'UC-. m" rIp"riri ,ilin I happen.
Other wchr~r. Of Tho ~sr!~ style ~ button dIin 4.
rush Ir. 'tA" mr. ~ the hand AMI Welcome mc Il,
companion lead th-S galr ntm~ asran~e.
Impressed only u seemed iD me-. with rhr n.R n~SS
~ 100. Huirpu "NpO>@-I The hing to the sun To
iu!ur' m" veteran hue HIt " ws- all 10 no
pYr,D," Inc button failed 70 pA,>n- 10 any ming
worth Htslng md %. 10 check the grow In e
,~u,. 81 i.pItuDn { lrf' the button IT home
~. ."or onI, IN" button, that tho tailor
Yn- ,nn '~rrrt Ipon me-. and b am hHprler IN ny
nOfHTu1r pilr"n"-, D.
N44rh Ntst
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sbsbTB an.
More Compliments OF the season To the
/ Mother OF Brohcn Homes

To rHE tDfIoR OF TRE SrN->i- | don {
know wso ". & may he but uish TO offer
him my compliments on his terse vigorous and
altogether 'usi srrslgnment OF the college autumn
game Is sn American and = lover Of all kinds
of sports an unuiterably dtsstistrd uirh ,h.
thing that II cslie'i game and played by she
highest types Of our youth. Every fixh, fhins
ing msn T. ashamed that these exhibitions Of
brutal stupidity shorr De DUBBED American and
however reluctantly agrees Nth she general opin
ion abroad about our lack Of senr;n. spor ing
spirit.
This yeas faAlin-> may have been fewer. bu,
what consolation 4 that ihos- Parent. who
hiNc been robbie: OF their eldest born ana who's.
hom-s are d-.olatr' rh- faculties OF th- insriu
iiouS tha' through fear OF their s'ud~nI body or
The Other fear loss Of patronage permit this
= or' To continue have much tn answer FOR
Man Iavrrt~ arc nov rorhiidlnE 'hsr sons 10
piiS ''t. siu.~ And uIAuy more wo4 ii but for a
mistaken iira ~ The nanllnrN> n teaches II
ha~ h~rn my tot 20 AuoW In business II,- many
81 football PLAYERS. io he closely sSSoclAteu with
s1rn- Hud uN'- moro less In TINA 'e transactions
Win oth"-- Ert my experience has been that
The 'h,uc~ ~ me football NeIt are carried In 20
business ne the, are In ihe game 10 uin q, iny
cost anu their ur>f object + TO down their OBJ
ponents rhi- IL not one whit oNrt,tA'rr rather
under l4si what ! have drawn srom series OF
life b, lessons some OF them rather hsrr
MoT- coukI he AID. bu, WhAts the gee' The
game viii so iertss,ingl on until there Il another
then there Win hr thousands of mothers with the
sam- fcar la 'hslr hearts one whose hoy ~ On
\ certain preparatory school team and " no Few
dhy, ago >aLI 10 the hat >hc never rravN . ire,
bTrsih U1'H tho tAothsll sea >on l. over
Nv NrtH No"rrihs' "a rex
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This cruel war - not Vet over IN
North Carolina The Hon JuSEPHUS
DANIEI-s'S Raleigh Nsrs and Obssrror
still stains it's headlines an eve burning
gore blood color. and our ensang,Ilnei
friend still wears "A red shirt IN Ollie"
hours and bellows N tn. Hon NNEIuN
BrTIER. a. good "A PopulIst as himself
JosEPHCS has ALWAYS been httI" queer
since his llfe- ambition 70 become. SEQ
retary Of War was crushed for IN" third
time by Mr. BRYhNS defeat III lgis
Nav Song soften and consol. the stern
heart and Song IL not wanting In his
NeTs ard Obssrrsr il this special Dies
patch headed -.JosEPHUs in Song
WILSON : e. nov !, At he or--a hou,-
last evening Mr. IEp MEYER OF Georgia. who {,
travelling ri-h a Vaudeville CONT any 60, OF the
following. to the tIn. Of Casey Jones
ONE all y~ people and let tel
How JossPHrs D.Nryrs gave MANY ASS" hen
JostPHrs Il the president Of The Raleigh y,~-
And h.. sure dii give RurrpR hisGGes
The Democrats called D,>Isrs al hal, r.,r rorr.
lie Kissed his si's At their co'tsg- dopr
Went TO the potts with ballot N hand
Nnd the Democratic party Son victory Ill over
ih- land
When he finished cheers vent 70 p FOR 'he Sin Fr-.
JossrHrs and the N~T' IrI Os',----
Nobody IAN marvel ~ IA. genus Of
the Hon LIP MEYER more than "" and
II IL only for comparison thar "" put
by the SIDE of his Law this composition
OF an antI-Io-.phIan. the brilliant and
we'll beloved Hon SLFPP TrGGFF 1T N.
Charlotte Ohs,rr6r
q Why ar- your lOoa, and ocA- ~ gU.'
what xnaH- Tarh~cHi- fAscrii- chlm
Al % IMPLIED and Tuts-s~ ,,I rslI-d lnt rlrI
Joy D,>iSil- - NJ i"y'
o ~ny do yo.r batteries sun hurt r...l
And why 30 Jo4f h"sdlin-~ drip wiz nlpp.'
SHIT OF the Steam Urn ~ 'hr Too.
.or pNNiNr- - ms lpT'
iol' dog Of war With 'n-ir how auH .r..
Disturb 'a- r"rrorrA,' .oosirg for pa
ON" ~ "ofn- doNn SHIT ~. pl! r.s.
Loo D,NIvrs - rrf rur.
How many bosses have boon r,u.n,I
or damned 80 melodIOU~ly'
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squadron IT steel SHIPS with gun- of
heavy calrbrr Saillug round the world
pm the I'D Columbus, he lived ~ s.. an
American fi,-,, nf S'Ntr"n - the most
powerful hatr.~hig-> Hnnut make the
= me- grand tour he viSiipsi Japan a. a
naval nfii"rr when ia" MS "a ft''bl. and
o.r-rur" nation. and l.v'ri T. N,,' her
yluuu,~h Russia an both sen and land
and hc,"mr one ui the foremost MILITARY
Powers m IA" world Truly Il career
that has SPAWNED the ~" llI'Nal aud the
modern ~ Asa and seen wooden navI',S
,iang- and expand into floating fort
rrsS,~ that k''rr III" worlds Is'l'r j. u
rrmarhabl" 'ar,r: Mud tins suggests
IT, ~ what Admiral IL'CE said at the
opening of the summer session uf IN"
Naval War ,nllrgt IN Iaa
The proud POSITION We ava nation nov Dc
prohIc,u> In TIC destiny OF mra viii he worked
OF through me n>irUmerr tally OF the ~ orr.
There i no r>csplnx Tears and iirade, are
here Of no avail We are no apolog-;, ~ war.
Heaven fo-hla' Nc ,impl, regard T. from the
common sense point os view a. one OF the Iusny
-yll, resh /, heir to Wa In certain Instances
msl be avrr,-d nat mar. his vrli o. may he
a,rrIe'i In one Nay only And that usS j. To h.
tt,ly prepared FOR T. HAT i the meaning Of
thI, college it i an Instrum-nt,Ii'S TO- me pre-
IN lion Of .ar b. b-Ing prepared tp' it
The great service his fine old vet crun
has rendered the country, after retiring
from command, the Naval War College
ument Some money NAV be- saved by
reducing the pay of Rear Admiral LUCE
10 the retired rate. but IN. country will
remain his debtor a. long "a he lives
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17

sag-, wer. then the only constituents
ever Thought OF Us necessary TO tho
max ing Of Sausage. Now thes. per-
fum"d products OF IN. sausage shops
seem TO contain ov erything but ,he meat
II the buck wheat cake and the sa,Isa ~
w"r' simultaneously restored to what
they used To D." when they won their hrs,
reputation there would be- no reason to
h"moan the lack of popularity Of either
Perhaps the gradual disappearance
al IN" old tim" American break fast
with all it, natIv" and characteristic
daintrS MAY diminish the apparent
demand Tor buckwhrar cakes and san
sag''~. bnh that could never disturb the
demand for the genuine specimens Of
these heroic dishes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17

.nr.o,I s,,,,,h ,,,,r,, MT. nL,l,h,,,o,, AMI
TN, now s,,t. ,.,.,,,,i a =, c,,r,i,,I,,
that n pnn.d IN. ~ - ,,un,,., ,lfJ,,
With Ma, .Io,,n ,If,lr, s...I fr,m
.lf,,I, ,,,,,,,~ ,L., r,,,r,..r,.;,,I cha,
I'M. -, ,op,-,,, ,,Ibt-
s,,,. -, .,.,...,.,....,..,.. M.
,-, ,,.l,,,,I., ..,rI,,I ~, ,LI,,l,,.,,,.,
,,-,.h.,.. IL, -, g..
r,,,,r,, ,,,l., .l.-.,n.I t. 49,,
-, I,,,,- am, u.u,,,,,,
-.
mat. ,r' - ,,.,.... ,.,,. %.
wheat :, v.,-r,,, ,,I,.I =, ,n,,,. 40. H. !,
Easy 10 >r- tina N" most NhIIahir 81 sh"n1H
product ina' coHl! he .'t' In on- ear would %"
alfalfa >rcd
rb., f,,, tho, ,h,- .l,,,.,,,.,,, 49, .,,t
H., ,.,l,I -. a.. ,.,.,,,I
~ " Wv
'''" - INV '"' '''" '1' ''N'''
r""' w Ihr'~ "i YIN" hin' M'''-%h 'ih
seems Ia have found Il particularly stiI'-
able soil IN New Hampshire. The rxp"-I
msnt WAS mad. on the state Hospital
Farm. near concord and produced "a ton
anu hall 10 the acre Tor each cutting
with three cuttings IN IN" season. ~"
fourth crop beng permitted u TAU and
mulch 'h" Sro'ind As Tho hay brings
"A much higher pr"" IN New England
IMAM III the West. IN" 'h'lSa'i"h proved
NOR" pr'htdblr
Worcester had corn show IN" ilrst
oil the kind, It IL said, IN New England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17

-brs ne jrFiFON journal
In Buirun T. one or the uu-rrrst sign boards IN
Maine u i noticed by Saro snd BIidrfori p-o
pie VINO tour that s-r'i"n of the county IN an
automobile ami neVrr fat, To T,ls~ a laugh n
rrsd-
Old Orchard ~ Mur.
Town Farm and wouiDiIr 7 Mtlrs
when ir- guide bonri was being painted
ny = Buxton painter Herbert " HiI ~ Bu,
ton FORMERLY Of BiiGrfori whrrr hr was
engaged In m" express bIsinc~s. iroppri into
the paint ,hpp. ne aid let me- .uxg-,, an
additional linz Inc only fellow. ihatu ~.
Interested In that town farm sign arc tramp,
We don get many ~ en-. but frrAon they will
he dropping over {" my door ARD tp l-k me- about
thr accom- media lions - the farm and whether
they will b- nsrly To get moro han ono aind %,
pie for bTrahia-l WhS can LET en- nov
10y the sign IN good plain letters that there Il
= big w"oduilc at ihr town farm rnd that fur
every lodging ami breakfast tTa-l 3, will b~ -
pccte'i -sw tWp fuo' ~ hari WJnd"' Nrizr
hor Hi.Is suggestion wa follow ~ IN piri Town
rsrm aud WOodriir "a Miles was added - 'hr
Buston Invcr IDrncr guide post done IN me
painter. best lettering flain enough for any
'ramp tn read and coni prrhcnd Ihry say tho
popularity ~ tho tpVn farm - = rr,ofi for Wrary
Wiiii-s hA- fslien ~ ~ per rent already sin~-
thu sign went up and Tho pru.prrt ~ sun
greater depreciation Fh-n cpi weather s-tg IN
IL apparent
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Alfalfa Comes I.s.I

When Farmer CoBU'RN first ndyrca-.,l
the planting OF alfalfa h" "ould ~rarr.Iy
hav" conceived III" wid" "1'"nr of rul.
tlvaiiOn 10 which h" was giving on"o,Ir-
sg"iEcnt He had seen the plant grow e.
ing III n" rlch lands oi III" warm south.
west. wh"r" II had been introduced nv
M" carly spanish settlers. and bcl"v"d
that ~ growth under similar w"afh-r
and soil conditions IN Kansas Wis not
impossible Actual trials routed :, on p
rrs and COBrRN ha- lived 10 So" II ~.
greatest forage crop Of the Stale Blr
~ all hi irId" as dIscov"r"r hc surely
never could have dreamed that IL would
be tho crop Of IN" "rty agrIculiurIst 20
revive New England farms.
TN" alfalfa o'.!r hrSt -prrai ~ HI
mons and Indiana, and with bags ot srcI
came shipments 4 inooulating soil from
Kansas fields to establish the crop I,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17

In a period marked by ,hres ele,tio ms
two State and one Mayoraltv. il will
thus be- seen that the Republican vote
IN these seven districts has fallen from
y $50 Ia c64i3 IA loss of 10 81. IL will
also be- observed that the decline has
been steady and that the figures for
this wear are ) +ei less than those for
the last city election. when public in
iers~t was slight
In these same three wears the Demo
cratic. vote IN these districts has ad-
vanced from 23.3 $40 10 IS ?ic. or ! .sss
NOtwit standing the smallnes.S of this
increase. the Demo- rats We're able az the
recent election Ia carry all seven uf the
districts. which they ln-t IN lsJs and
1919 SnbrraCting the $40 which repre-
sents tn" Democratic gain from the
l6,33T, the total Of the Republ, a u boss
Their" remains s44I Republican voters
whose Disappearance between 1878 and
1910 must b. explained
In the absence Of any other evidence
il it unfair 10 charge much OF the re-
sponsibiity for this disappearance to
the account OF the present leadership OF
the Republican party in this county,
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The wine { rop

Report. - PD-'o'', T'1, f-r -7.-r Ct,,uf!-
show that 'h- French vitae crop Of Islu Ia p-ac
licaiIy 'Orsl failure The siigatlon being t-
scriheh a. Absolutely n" worst on r-cord
NotniEg app-ua ming the dNA,'er hs, ever been
experienced ard ~" erect on growers shippers
81 'rihI'r anu unNUfnrr~ IL bound ~ seri
oE~ vs. Mic NE iiAr- conditions IN the Gtrogde
we've no. a. bat ~ ia other dIN'ric'~ hat ntdeN
and ~nt-ruiN ATTACKED The vine, IN ne rsS,
Injured .tn~N arlis from on- hIrd 70 haiH normal
crop ~, hc~n sa:hsrri
Pa he IA, Mtdoc district th- conditions MAY
be- 1Igr,, from he experience Of one propr'- 'or
who a~.aI'H gathers nn hos >heAi' OF wine but
Who's ps'll' 'ul, war viii not -tce-i ten hog,
head. IN B4Tgurdy mere viii Ne No --ort 20
"a 'hrT he Grap- - man vIn-yarG, Aad In oine,s
ne Yield - snail Iai Of poor quality Tn- Cha NJ
pssn" district 'cil- = similar ,tor, aud reports
from s'l raris OF m" wine prosi county are
-ir7..Af In hem ony one Cor.ragtng line II 10
pe p nd Tine weather coming 200 latr 10 save
his year ~rpp. has ~tr'nk rh~n-t and improved
he vines - deg %" ms gives gurt promise
'or n~,' lrsT
rl~ Sn,ui'h AMI Por .xg~." ,Insgc> ,-r lie
....ri 20 n.' rciow fhr ayrrsgr In quantity and
o .4..i. IN Grf-anv ne ron VIII hr Fsh'
''p.sr come .oot ''"", from uo...ls ~. 20 10
.bnl e. 'nr
.- reports '-Ja4 ,tufo-rn l,~ "a better.
.r.I>h.-g ma 1r,c'irAiN betn rui-hr,i The cr,
,'-r uroil r' ma, "a len OF ~ no. cent from this
~ .,s, ,rar 90 ~ tno.' ~ rr"o gAl!ons INC
g..1'.fi j, ~! 20 Pee rI,cprionslly good hoa~ver
Ir 80 LDirs I-n''sr gallon - ~wrrf Wines
''-r rrti~ In agfJrrt Tni> iraF rh- guaI
H's wu' uo' 30 over lHy"o"p gallon snd prices
have tfr"tfg rnrU me OUTPUT or ,S--' vi1e.
.t,' ."rr ~ ont, H''i"ich' 10 suppl, the demand
ir4 ~ 3, con 'deuiy bo..',"'i hat ~ dr. vine
rIaDrr. vI.I ON nc abb - trH nc sa-n- -tory
10 O. expected that there viii 10 con slicra hl-
demand Tor , rNfprrLa vines - Iufop- thIs ypaf
ind g. 'ic' cOr 'isnm"n'N amounting to ,-v~rsi
'aor sand, ~ gallons have already h~~g ,ht3p-i,
rno failure " ~ 2 rop-an rrOp vii cause ,
..i.rulnI '1r -. rotrd nlnc> n; fp- blending
.rgoe". and 'nls requirement lh- california
r.n'rg" meets .fr'irria., W"H
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17

let - make ourselves feel the degrade itou Of
our politics and the meannrs> and srln>hnr,< of
our public men ami then let us 10 ~ that all
these wrongs ate rtghted by making SURF that
those v ho >hali deal with them know and love
The rgh' Th> Non CHsRLts J. BoSAPsETE
The meaning Is not entirely clear, hut
Wa Judge thar thns. who love no right"
and should deal with all these wrongs"
must b' "A small company in which MIR
BoShPARTE will always Ice found
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17

hill has been INT reduced In ho seat 10
City Council prohibit ing smoking in poll
ing places 1T rlsc, ions. with the object pr
making the conditions about the elect ION
boot ~ more ATT rae, ivet q women who may
wish =" yo.. A. there are few women
who do not saw when sounded by men who
want TO smok" IN heir company that they
like tn" smell II cigar. would IL not h.
we'll - amend III. Scat'l" ordinance 10y
requiring IN" cleo; ion officers TO smoke
only the hest Havanls7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17

The following table of the Republican
vote in seven Manhattan Assembly dis
trlcts formerly regarded ~ Republican
may serve a. "A document in the case
now PENDING RgnIlIst The ln..n len,lsr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
some q .eful Emxpl.h Name.

10 THE NpfroH ~ THH ST.. ~ \ cI.r,r,t
irI"nd In LnEiand informs me- that on q certain
sunday IN 'cptcmber last hr married William,
Button 10 i2ahetn Thirihle and tins ous " Inc
aitnesse~ Nho signed the register Of marriage
Mary Needle "a
Nav oRA. November IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
Nature Abhors q Vacuum

From ne p1gIfS'pStI Rrco,d
Roosevelt having subsidized. after knock o.
OUT. Gomp-r- stalks INTO the arena To talk
TO tho courts and d.nOunce Judg. made Iav
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17

20 nv 'Eu0H ~ THg SIS -, n rDpi
nar.. arc -ough, rs hitting ,l-l1Of, ma, Ing
m ~rpr In d."hrird hat hos IN me stable there u
hr . certain amount ~ iisA ppoin trrrnr
IIDETvN. .yN~ Tuber IA T. NOstE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17

W" npp" the Government al Washing.
ton wall find som. means of rest ia ming
Edwards county. Texas. from making
war upon Mexico.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17

u l. too CaTiy 20 Sprak of candidate FOLA
OF NisNDIu l. one 70 be considered Hut II I,
too rarb 10 ureiie OF the question Of availability
WILLIAM BRN,S
colonel BRYAN il up - his old game ~
recommending dcreliCiS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17

- Sav r-rc7fs i.rr .rD' ~ r'ih r.ITLr''ip'' ~
r.. rrs. % Surr .s.''t r.r' 'si'E>G'Tr
rsusi ~ -! so, sent ,r'', 20, ~ pu'7dsr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17

stella How 1if you get such q neAG-isul accent
Bella b speaking nothing but French a. ~
opeA-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17

Our foanE Barbarians a. Play
KnickeT-Is he an AthIeie'
Docker-An undsrstldy 10 Q cheer leader AZ
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-08-05
WORSE Than
sEAsICKNEss.
Journey Through the Atmosphere
From Medical
Point.

Sea sickness is a terror to many
| people, and the chances are that air.
sickness will be worse. Most per-
sons, aain, have experienced the un-
pleasant feeling in lift when it
commences IFS decent or i'm a swing
when, Like the pendulum, 81. swings
back. Not few people refuse TO
stand close to the edge OF cliff or
to TRUST themselves to look down in
to a vast chasm of npace immedla e.
ly beneath their feet owing TO vague
feelings of giddiness, fears of falling
ARISING out of sense OF a leopard
lied equilibrium.
And yet these same people con-
verse g'Gbly about the neanness OF
the day when aero traffic will be an
accomplished fact, and point in sup
port OF their view TO the enormous
ly rapid advances which motor Jraf-
fic in the streets has made. When
the question is carefully considered
in detail it will be conceded that
there is hardly anything that is COM
parable between the air motor and
the land motor from the point OF
view of attaining practical success.
The problem in the case of the for
mer is complicated by the first re-
quirement, the conquest Of that
great force which, do what we will
pulls us back again TO earth TIRE mo-
ment we dare to rise from its sur
face. No special motor appliance is
required to keep afloat on the sea or
ITO keep a stable position on land,
bu, we can only gain support in the
air by means of moving machinery
analogous to the wings of a bird or
by utilizing a buoy or a substance
which is much lighter than air and
which therefore tends TO float upon
u. The machinery in the former
case must obviously be well-nGgh
perfec. and incapable of breaking
down. while the difficulty in the lat
ter case is the enormous bulk OF
floating gas that must be used.
In short, the advances ye, TO BE-
made in order to bring aviation
Within the practical affairs of daily
life must sill be Very far-reaching.
Then, assuming the great oonsum-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-08-05
A Boys Opinion Of an Editor.

A little boy in town was given the
STUNT by his father TO write an essay
On editors and here is the resul us
printed by an exchange:
Il don't know how newspapers came
to be in the world. | don't think
God does, for he hasn't got anything
to say about them i'm the Bible.
mink the editor>is cne of The missing
links you read Of, and stayed in the
bushes till after the flood and then
come cut and wrCte the hing up
and has been here ever since. | don't
think he ever died. ] nevr saw dead
one, and newer heard of one gd ling
Acked. Our paper is a. good one but
the editor goes without undcrclcthes
an winter and don't wear any socks
and paw hasn't paid any subscription
price since the paper Started. ! usk-
ed paw if that was why the adlCr
had to suck the juice out of snOwballs
every winter and go 10 bed when he
has his shint washed iu dte eummer
time and paw took me cut in the
woodshed and licked me awful hard.
If the editor makes mistake folks
Think he ought TO be hung. If "A
dOoCr makes a mistake he bu7ies
them and people dasEanI say nothGn'
cause DOCTORS can read and write
Latin. When the editor makes a
mistake there is law suft and
big fuss, but if the d0ctorN makes
one there is a big funeral cut flowers
and perfeck silence. A Doctor can
use a word a mile long without him
Or anyone else knowing wngt 1t means
but If the ed1Nr uses one he has to
spell it, If a doctor calls On another
mans wife he charges for a visIt.but
II the editor goes he gets a charge Of
buckshof. When a doootr get drunk,
lis a case of g,Gtlirg Owe come wiJh
Heat and If he dies lis hel5 tuou-
bfe- When an cGtCr is drunk It's a
case of 100 much booze and if he
dies Its the jim jams. Any old col
lage can make a doc or, but an eG.tcr
has to be born.-Ex.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-08-05

NATION, has been reached, will the
human orsanizat ton be able to stand
aviation? THIS is by no means cer-
tain, having regard to the consdan
changes of atmospheric pres are,
with their marked effects upon the
respiratory and circulatory process
es which a Journey through tine air
must entail.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-08-05
Won't Nsed a Crutch.

When Editor j. P. Sossman, of Cor
nelius, N. c., bruised his leg badly,
1t started an ugly sore. Many salves
and oIlnlments proved worthless. Then
Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it thor
oughly. Nothing is so prompt and
sure for Ulcers, BoAs, Burns, Bruis-
es, Cuts, Coms, Sores. -Pimples, &c
zema or Piles. Csc at all druggists.