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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03

SenS "Gccora6.Y oiten" til SlG9f
90 Senner ! BET eamle SaEo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
SjGIpelps I to 0iutre.

someritt, gsis.-S:g Ieb to @ur af Rteumattsme.
SEQ bauoe Here Y9ger, men be inntcs mia life at
alsse mia Ioaet 90 T.. SEQ par %binipeles TO gintre
o., tnnpe iffe itaa; Otter at haue FACET anbn's Mto=
bel mob Rbenmait;u mi fan lea ada ontrina nbe paa
Haneet 90 er iitano til at arbeioe. Seq tror anbu's
Watpoel mob Rhenmatisnie er oeRenete Nsbicin nos
gen irrnger at BRUCE uaar De PLACES al oenRe frpgtes
lise Spsbpn. Ses er nm it9rt ps frif
apifS Fhith QnuSeu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03

ee' uprfe Rrtpsae I SaHsipre 60. 7eras gautannle, bar easn
Bran meS @aostisneag upsr Ssueas % nsrf % saeelf Sfsle.
ViaoS for 1000 norfs Samiiisr ! ccle oa Cnlsan. Snb
msri waIsioIe gaa esrs. selIet daIimst g blsSt q isai Sass
Y~siatiatfe sp.tnser: nyeoe, Wals. caprf. Alfalfd, aaffr
gprn. TiIe Aase. Niaet. Sresm Gers. SpHHer, 9etefst o.
aasEs Rpofrustsr. 9aRtlleHpe. 5rugi. &aeater enHfS; Ndni'
rsfereuerr feylan9eN &rtiea eaouu LAP =. meu Riee- saba.
getiepeulCns rsfaaperes S~daefisbtre. SHbtrthtr pd SAo
: phsa. zoe Aarei. Nrfte Wrfuthon 2fee 3eernar.
Anders [. Mordt Land Co., 6uyalon, Okla.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03

Ger or en- m gp, alpha. Nlabiua. aruaoIa1t nu'
Der be met oruuuntreuSe Be.tagelisr | isIpe RtoteH
AT bel bebtc Sarmlaus, Ameriia ia prale AZ.
@ansc Ting taller iii 6oroeI for ben. Get CT ben
fsrite Sn.eer p~irfelia CT blepen aRIast ueS Saihtusion
a Gbpetap Barren. builfen eints oraser Rartas ira
en- irusibdr str ninius AT imileuoe eaneifab. biottl
utileianaelis pda @ruHe al Inaus.eace 5erHbaRefpr'
~biuoeIisr. Ten Iisasr ieo spil fra genUw @ine. ben
n9rmeie Sn. 90 oil iaasr aOniuEreuce hape fra ben
aaHt, fprei geIop Sine CT o~Oniaeret al icunrer'
5uieresisr. iUm aIoris nil opunHtre seus Sp'omit.
uoIpets Spesearnnse. Resle ia npisste Me-
hoens % TprretniEas Snaaelrnnoe Hlpha CT MI ri
Sila On meQet Ian @rs bliuer ~fprlangt Tor BEN.
Sc bill naturliapis hrin9e Del oobbtlfe al ncnne Hrts
ON nosis faa MaaReoer paa grano AZ ben toreaeoe
Ssfeltaiug Of Glpha % bet umliaeenos ydnootifsitf.
.lsfe undnae @pelepruuoe ptl bliue iclgt uaoer eeRne
ipnitrEereuor weriooe, men be, Der er darpaasue not
iii at fisbe uu. uil uaturltspis tsfs 6oreelen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03

ai $500 ON Maancssn.
S%croturoeu. Gu iaubhclsis .Sorbbuae. Der CT
| unesr iuloite Iota Npnfrol on noeu Sise fpt 5ruGtbdrs
hen. I9nb ira RproiidterHe bar onrfet Del Tor
tprtsu Iar % iicut Henge, 3ctfr CT inftt @lGttss
u9ri, heller itte Sheori, men pt PED. bet er COB Soro
fra pirfcligt 6oricg.
aIimast. Tenue Ggu Iia9er omtrcnt co gRtl ira
@nlfiuten, en- Srioe AZ 800 Rob oper eauet. ~ liz
en- Sonmereu, tu3eH Solti', % Stuferen fiaaeer
iabigt @ariareeioe, oa enc CT %uitcnet.
4eentaioct. @iennCmiEifs 8egrtaioet CT %
iuaeu 5syte ingeR Gpcrrisltug cr neopenotg, oa Der
or f~tIitrafislig &egn for entrer Nf9rpoe.
2unoheoStiitauotn G1neu bar oGret rnoer
| SbierpGiivR. % DC ScrrHeoe Sfateie War,uc Solpis
fals srmmisipa bar rapporierei ON ben t0r CT Nnial
al War. Tisie Rdpporier Tiger, a. bel CT een enere
9sI al &c Sorsnepe Stater, iern or fnloffGnes frt tor
lptdIe Snlo5mme.
wamoet. Ssts n~atrrIise Senheo CT beuiii nee
Hnalnie. Der pier Snuoet at bare pGret bet reneifs az
Sfc!fuinaen. BETTE 5trritorinn, bltper befpl'
let nieh ~eneratte hpioe @rno. nieo .jern vlooef.
fra Rprondterne. oa>eenne acloat gtusr sstie ON al
bile peeblipe al pare aoeu en- Aipal | Suoeu.
Aoisu. Spilieuiomhelf Tina tan dcles paaSsdlp.
iuaiou & 0hpetnip lorncrue, Tom Tan dpies pdd anore
Sfeber. Gu aiprsoe Tau irembrinaes I hpr al aarsts
Waaueeer, % mere Mais Tan ao!eS pad en- acre eso
| bet or muliat al arc be be- Ne u9roIise Mats Stafer.
Rarfteer. Ter CT q uoismneltai 6orianaenoe
5raaitoa ferer 8arerue til Siaterae bidee nero %
iuo paa, nite Iape Ssaaitarter oa hurttl Seturortna.
Muttgheesrne. Jproen tan fishs oar letie
gtlsner o. paa lang lib, for IN ubefneeitg Sum VI
Aere. Iet ar Tile Rgepenotst at '1tte Vo Nlapdua
for al blipe Sigbft, men man tau bliue hieame %
briale Qisue0mmen no az in 6ortieucre % tiaffast
ben ifise tSaret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03

| 70 mom9rfeoe man6es. gi bar TO nbm9rteoe
&dahes, en- paa $40 aeres on ben anoen paa 1920
Icre2, Jon, pt nobpoer III Sala I'll ertdrHeSantTirno
III poerit Iaue Yriier. Sisic SRandss CT pasienee for
uo 1885, 900 Sspeser ~tretfer | eeuHeResiou M fDr5toea.
Tsbpa0erneS Jornsoeu1eoer. vi b,snnote
lite at aniegse en- ~ unoer ben ioaitrnercnoe Heri'
bsrbolse en- @n, ~forineeu Soil ~bespnSte at TONNE TAB,
boiRfte ig paa oerss 9auo 90 piAo. g,Iiidne.
Gu, oa Gnbnalerne foulner BERTH, trGaser be I'll
mango SorI1oenbeoer Re behpuer AaerbrnqSreoltas
Der. ousJ.rlao, alroer % man lfoloiae anore Ting
% or ri0,le til at b,tdle en- rtmsliJ Brts for Dem.
@lrfistnme @Senter pnfes. &t tan bruce
epbe, plriiumme MGuo, Der f%oritoar at iRlae sano o.
tr griils rot til at tort@lle SanoasSsn en- ost. yyii
frsnritiue oe ~pirislise Sara ON oeHue uiSrtorrotl
~fruatbdre Gan. SirTbiouluie W9no .uieo poot. reat
MeHonme oeres SieHntnpn inebpoes I'll at iprTelpoa=
here nrso % aneaaenoe Ct ABtntnr.
ViIfanr. Oct or bort Eife at inpoetonirie en
hner, bpao iaa bans GuHcr 90 Mioler I'll al tigbe
2duo m1aitc pRre, % Ee TAN berfor iigbe port sdRo
paa lang ILo m, , aariileatorla eaer paa inIaa War
9eIpb iaa iniaa inm $500 on WaaReoet. lugeu be
hsuCr oerior at saa Slip ai Senas itorartsog s%etltshso
paa @ruae at Setaltn9spiliiar. vi otStOHiersr Be
Istst 10 pct, huis be betdler foutaHt.
2sne cJter pcr irie Sre.
gitoe bet II c tnteresiers Dem, hpis Se bar inter
paa al fuule tiene 5000 til 5000 on Ndret pal en-
Sdrn I @aihiRstoH a 9boctdiu Gsnen. St npsiper
en- Boa pad % 5tosS ION t9rtTlsT az ON osiis Sano
bet. bar nnrfet bet pa CO peIitaaenoe o. tiltrebie. Sene
eitrr oenae 800. Seu tpiter tHgsntin1. vi pnikr,
De ffaI ie osu % lrre ON ocuue osilias Gan, boo ri
tlbaser biz ct Siem for iaa lap Grls o. paa iaa Isite
8ilfaar. Ne IAN gna til bette me yano % oRre iifisr
paa, at 7tres gHerei otl brine oobb.lt, ia, tire @aHse
iad mango Seuge ION 3oreen- 9ette CT lite iFs
IaIs~Stst Y stiEc,H SSs otcT % gSs liSs SGS Ti
Sremtie q fitert barb e 5rimRrte. Seuc ethr
neuHe Roa eea tan maafte iaeaiue Eem ,Soeer, Sc
aleris tsr bapoe taHii SeH, % BIN fslsr i~nseHtins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
Sanacs spnuoc.

Eaitorerne Wiotbo o9 Wogn
lis bar | gegpnoeIien al bet npe Mo-
beisgt Eait. 2. g. Sonion % bans
W~eniebeoer / Saefion 60, Minn.
og oeItaget fIittigt | Gpbpggeliesar
bei6et.
~ Menigbeoeni / Socfion Winn.
itrpper bnarot meb at jamie Beng
Ill at fulbfere lin airfebpgning meo
Zen er nGiten f9roig inbpenoig, iat
Den fan bruges, men ~uopenoig ia
ben r9re "bricfpereereo", og oct pi
foite life iaa tibet.
1orSbag Den 15be Gee. bier
Toltor U. R~aSmuSien paa Womrc
Wenigbeos Iarsmsoe operraifet bel
at blipe iorPret en- bella Robe a
iort iiberiif 8iebeifino; Den parmei
BAN berlig M / auloen pua bans
lange, fol0e Reiier.
Eaitor z. Z. Carlton ira Cant.
roie, Canada er pae @eieg til i'll
gunle girfeelt peo 9apis, 2. 9of.
San buooe life ielt bel en- Sib o.
lad bao ban ON at bli iri for en-
Stlno for at refreere, % bans Sor.
langenbe in~6piIgeoes.
Zen 17be San. organiiereoe
Hait. SO. Z. 9erntion en- Wenigbeo,
beitaaenoe al % itermeberettigeoe
WSeolcmmer, 6 Wil peit fra 6arlano
Poitoifice, q. 9. 9enne Wenigbco
antog Rapret Climber Greet norif-
ep. .lutb. Wenigbeo al arnegaarO, q.
0af.
Reo Cafe Gountp, Wtinr., blep
iioite Ssit BELT | TO. Get npe Gountp
folbeS BENNINGTON, og Sbtei Giper
Sails er Go~nntpipoet. 6or bette me
Gountp blep Rait. &. u. Woitlie palgt
til Superintendent OF ShoolS. San
tiItranbte bette lit Gmbeoe ben lite
Sonuar.
Boitor Sppeaaroo ifriper ben
166e Snnuar: Eait. Sbeo. s. 2uno
er ina o. bar prret | Sengen nogIe
Gage. Seq fom biem neobruot ira
min Reiie / Weiten og bar %ifrontet
belle Glben iiben. Sur isgt at boloe
mig borte ira Sengen ON 9agel %
beifipitiget mig meo SGsning og
Sfrioning. Sar ienbt 60 Stpffer /
ii6en lite Snntar.
Srifirfen,
Haitor g. sc. 5osie ira Mur.
rap, 2. O., beisger | oisie Gage ap'
item. San fit en- 6 Tigers Serie al
line Meniabeber, iom bolt ogter at til
bringe hos Slpgt og 8enrer Serroe.
~ 9etblebemS Wenigbeo, Brain.
ero, Minn., Baitor &. Ssitagers
SaIo, % bens Soreninger, bar MI
alle bapt tine aorSmeber. arbeioet
bar gaaet uomertet. Meniebeoen
bpg9eSe Strife iorIe0en 9lar til ct So.
Itenoe al omtrert $4,000 og ifploer
umfring $500. SorIeoen Mar err
Der 6 Somilier, iolt &c Sirle, iom
bar ~iluttet Jig til WeuigbeOen. aoin-
be%ioreninJen bar toget inO Tor Ioret
1910 $40. 40; Goncoroia llngbomS.
forening $267.39; 2ppdI Soloiers
(@utteioreningen) $39.04; Sunbeam
@igeforeningcn) $239.42;l
Sougforet $73.40. Siliammen ST..
SomtaIemeoe afboloteS / SOL.
gotta WfeuigBeo, Bird Ban, @aib.
ira 29Oe December iii lite
SunIar. Ia Der paa oenne SiO piitc
iig al ppre panifeligt ior nogen al
areoiels Rreitcr at beltoge, iaa
Wtenigbeoeu looe iig neie
ncb sc Nrpfter, iom ianote8 inoen
Soriiben Ste0etS Brett &.
). Woeu beltoJ GmiSiprerre 6re.
% 9rpffe. 90 ben iiOite Del
Al We6et maotte @rGffe oripe poo
lIenc. Haa @run6 al. at ar6eioS.
fmrfen er Tor ~beipprlig og piotitraft
bar Bait. &. :. Woen ieet iig moot
til at tnOIcpere lin Teiiqnotion til q
If fine 6 Menigheoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03

Weacm a~plceer. SprItc 2rae:
"Saoar Nat bIeo ieg prttet opcr Ell balp
Sues @duge."
GuNcn 2rae: "Sporfor fieber br
bi1 life en- Yafte S~uiettpuIper?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
Ssa,t par m,eact iorfrptIet.

gRcra. @inn.-Ses guIter al Siertet at ta,fe big for
ben 9irlp &ubn's NiiooeI mot &beumatisme bar
gtpet MTG. Ia ieg begnuote at brnee ben bar lea me.
get f%ortrebIet. og lee filler at leg iOaa piloe bare pGret
en- &rebltng, ON bet ttfe haube b9rst for oeunc Mcht
Gin. Sea bapoe foriest Eager % observation-disclosures
ioen White. Seq bar peutet for at ie ON tin Nleot-
Gin haooe gipet mig parig SeIbreoelie. etler ON Rben.
n%tattsiien ptloe penoe ttlbage, men lea fan p~ubIteIop
iige, at leg er fuIbttRnoi9 ~helbreoet o. fri for 6ben.
rnatisme. 9e3 gnifer at ale inae Terioaer, Der Itoer
al Rbeumatisne, piIbe iorigse BIN @eoiefn 90 bltue
belbrepet iori leg. gtle Runttrom.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-27

The unveiling of the Confed- crate monument in the court house square at Philadelphia was held today An interesting and appropriate program was ren- dered and refreshments were served to all veterans free.
 We have been served with writ. ten notice by the city authorities not to sell any ice on Sunday af. ter 9 o'clock. So please do not ask for ice on Sunday after that hour without permit from the mayor. Prescott Ice & Milling Go.
 pr. R. l.. Hinton will fit, and furnish eye glasses and spec tacles, and do any kind of repair. ing at reasonable prices. No charge for testing or advice. Satisfaction. or your money back. Over 30 years of study and experience. Moncrief Drug Store, Prescott, Ark.
 Chas. B. Barham tried to be sick last week, but when three doctors called in a body for a consultation, Mr. Barham, being a man. who doesn't like to take any chances, decided right there to postpone his sick spell. He will probably get three bills the first of the month for $25 each, just the same. .-Deleware (Olsla. homa) Register.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-27

Plans have been made to run a special train from Texarkana to this city on June z. Representa- tives of the Prep" School and the High School here are to finish the debate which was begun in TeXarkana Thursday night and the boys will play a series of ball games.
 Texarkana is preparing to eel ebrate the Fourth of July in a way that will surpass anything ever before attempted in that city. The plans so far as discus sed are only tentative, but in clude great open air service at Spring Lake Park Sunday after noon July 2, and speeches n d other favorite diversions, con- cludlng the celebration Tuesday night July 1.
 Hon. T. c. lobe, attorney for the whiskey men at Fulton, will go before the council next week and ask for an election to be held sometime in October. There is no doubt but that the council will grant this election, and that Fulton will vote wet" Ut is the general presumption that un- til an enabling act is passed by the general assembly an amend ment to the constitution is in operative, but Mr. lobe contends that in this case it is not neces. sary, and he says, Attorney General Norwood the same con- tention."
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-27
Local News,
Did you swat that fly?

Did you swat that fly?
 Go to church tomorrow.
 Did you telephone us that news item yesterday?
 Mrs. c. R. Miller is spending today in Texarkana.
 A piano for sale at once; cheap. Mrs. R. s. Stephens.
 Fresh mch dairy butter p cents per pound. Phone 261.
 Dairy products that give satis- faction. Rose Hill Dairy-call 261.
 J. c. Woodul, of Mt. Moriah, was here today transacting busi- ness.
 W. l.. Britt, the Boughton mer- chant, was here on business a few hours yesterday.
 E. Delaughter, of Boughton, was transacting business in Prescott yesterday afternoon.
 H. c. Tansey came in TO m Washington this morning and will spend few days in the city.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-27
FREE SAMPLE CURED OLD
 PERSONS BOWEL TROUBLE

one Of the most remarkable proofs of pie unusual laxative merit contained in Dr. Caidwelfs Syrup Pepsin is that it is es Ne us not only in people in the prime or life, but at the extremes of opes As many mary letters are received from mothers resaruing the cures of children. as from men men ana women of sixty. seventy and wonderful laxative. -' :"
 In the cure of constipation ma howe, - mouple m old people it has no equal. It ocho ohreots the constipation. dispels the head- aetVa, aene, piliousness, gas, drowsiness after ehao,ns' eho,,,s' etc. People advancing in years freely, and if they do not to take pr. ,Saiuweirs Syrup Pepsin. You can pro- ,ong r,n your life by healthy bowel action. Shosseu bowels invite disease. Women "o better than use Syrup Pepsin several
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-27

Weather Sunday, showers and cooler weather
 Prescott merchants have en. joyed a fairly good trade today
 J. H. McDaniel, of Gale, spent a few hours in Prescott today on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. Claude Newth' of Little Rock, are visiting rela- tives and friends in the city.
 Hon. T. c. McRae returned last night from a several oays business trip to New Orleans
 The new schedule on the Pres, colt & Northwestern Kailroau goes into effect in the morning at 6 o'clock. The nun to NaSn' vile, Arkansas, over the M. D'a c. will be discontinued. There's very little change in the other passenger and mail trains '' run to Nashville, daily ana 0u' day, carried a number oi pa. sengers, but not enough to lu'" fy this road in operating a tran on the other line.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-27
Strikers, Women Folk Jailed.

Greensburg, Pa. May 26-Nne girls ard women of Westiuoreland City. said to be wives and daughters of striking miners, are prisoners in the county Jail in Greensburg, serving 20- day sentences on charges of having disturbed the peace. Some of the prisoners have children at home and olhers are under 15 years of age. They were unahle to pay their fines.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-27

times n week until the system n'- tied to its future condition of D.
 Among the strongest supporMserr' Mr W. Q CaIdwelis Syrup Pepsin are ire, MT NIT. Geors. Zorn of New Decatur, Ala. .eai ana m' Solder! s. Spaulding of the I,t Natlpn'm men. ny Home. Kansas, both eiderhty rhtysuaht of enI regular size bottles can pc ne dollar, pu. druggist at fifty cents any had by senu' ing your address to the doo',' that ths
 pr. caldwell does not .nSs fesl sIs sha' 'osii.l gation. He has speoialinzesaa sar 'e over forsws foiss liver and bowel diseases toi to give tns years and will be pleased subject sI frss fss reader any advice on onelcome sl to WliIsss Wics of charge. All tar are tbe medical i,n aOspISss ps or @ the free sample adiddwsll addreslIl buildise W. B. Caldwell. 70, Caiu"
 Ill.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-27

Let us frame those pictures of the High School. ol.-Capelle & Go.
 Prosecuting Attorney Haynie spent today in Gurdon on busi- ness.
 Prof. Ellis Butcher left t h i S morning for Ozan, where he goes on business mission.
 Harry Hill, clerk at the Park Hotel, is spending today and Sunday at his home in Nashville.
 Have your pictures framed. They look better, last longer and beautify your home. - Capelle & Go.
 J. R. Wilson left last night for Mineral Wells, Texas, where he will spend several days for his health.
 Bert Johnson, the peach man, passed through the city h S morning en route to his home at Highland.
 Miss Mattie Webb, of Hope, is spending a few days visiting in Prescott guest of her sister, Mrs. Dale Wilson.
 Mrs. w. F. Brown and daugh- ter, Miss Clara Brown, of Little Rock, are visiting relatives and friends in Prescott.
 Miss Edna Rudolph is at home from Fayetteville, where she has been teaching in the high school. Philadelphia Standard.
 We are prepared to frame any, size picture also to cut any kind of a mat. We carry all colors of mat rds.-Capelle X Go
 Capelle & Go. carry large stock of the latest patterns of picture mouldings, mats, ect Oval, circle and square mats cut to order.
 Rev. w. A. Forbes left this morning for Gurdon and from that place he will go to South Fork where he will conduct re ligiOuS services tomorrow.
 During repairs on our build- ing we will be located doors South of our building next Ito J. K. Hamilton X Co.-The Citizens Bank.
 Miss Mable Atkinson, who has been connected with the milli- nery establishment of Mrs. T. G. Moody, in this city during the spring season, left this morning for her home in Astroia, Illinois.
 Bois d'Arc Camp, No. 9S, w. o. w.. of Hope will unveil the mon. uments erected to the memory of pr. w. A. Briant and s. A. Knighton at Cave Hill cemetery tomorrow, Sunday afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-27

Where your trade is appreciated
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-03-16
$3.50 RECIPE CURES
WEAK KIDNEYS, FREE
RELIEVES URINARY AND KIDNEY
TROUBLES, BAcKAcHE, STRAIN
ING, SWELLING, ETC.
stops Pain in the Bladder, Kidneys
and Back.

Wouldn't 1t be nice within week or so
to begin to say goodbye forever to the
scalding. dribbling, straining, or too fire.
quent passage of urine; the forehead and
the back-of-the-head aches; the stitches
and pains In the back; the growing mus
Gle weakness; spots before the eyes; yell
low skin; sluggish bowels; swollen eye
lids or ankles; leg cramps; unnatural
short breath; sleeplessness and the de-
spondency?
have q recipe for these troubles that
you can depend on, are IL you want TO
make QUICK RECOVERY, you ought
to write and get copy of it. Many
doctor would charge you $3.50 just for
writing this prescription, but I have IT
and will be glad to send 1t to you entire
ly free. Just drop me a line like this:
DR. A. E. Robinson. K-251 Luck Building.
Detroit, Mich, and will send II by re-
turn mail in plain envelope. AS you viii
see when you get 1t, this recipe contains
only pure, harmless remedies. but 1t has
great healing and pain-cenquering power.
It will quickly show Its power once you
use It, so I think you had better see what
IL is without delay. / VIII send you
copy free-you can use 1t and cure your
self at home.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-03-16

A Russian who recently came to
this country and located in Pittsburg
became very irate because his wife
was disobedient and had become i'm
bued with American ideas" So he
threatened to shoot the woman, and
did tear her clothes from her and
burn them in the street. Then the
police took hand, and the overzeal.
GUS Russian was fined $50 and SEN
fenced to 80 days in the work
house. When he has paid up and gets
out he is likely to have a lasting
recognition of the fact that one
American idea" is that a husband
cannot treat his wife like a slave And
If he objects he is at liberty to re-
turn to the land where the laws are
less Objectionable to him.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-03-16
FORGETTING THE PAST.

Because a man has failed in achiev-
ing success. or because he has gone
even further and wilfully wrecked the
life that once promised so much, 1t
does not follow that he can never get
up again. Yet there are men every
where who believe that certain in
cidents in their lives have placed
them beyond redemption and that 1t
is useless to try and begin over again
Sometimes they become impatient for
the success that seems so far away
and frequently give up just before it
comes within their grasp. Repeated
failures seem only to convince them
that they can never hope to accom-
plish anything because Of their former
mistakes, and yet, the miracle may be
performed when least expected. 1t is
wise to forget the past, whatever it
may have been, and to train ourselves
to live only In the present, says the
Charleston News and Co@rier. Some
times the past projects its shadows
across our path and for a time we feel
helpless and think 1t but natural that
we should move in its gloom. 1t Is
possible, however, to leave the shad-
ow behind and step out into the sun
shine of the new and untried life
which spreads all about us. No man
can hope to make any Roadway in his
business career who goes about with
the remembrance of an unworthy past
hanging like milestone about his
neck It's weight will bear him down
II he undertakes to begin the new life
with the memory of the old still cling
ing to him.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-03-16

Office as civil judge. He fed to Switz-
erland and then to the United States,
where he played fiddle in a New
York theater to gain living.
His property was afterward returned
to him and he was made a counsellor
of the Supreme court, an ONCE he
chung TO successfully through changes
of empire and kingdom. Els 'Physi-
ology of Taste" shared the fate of
many celebrated books. 1t was re-
fused by several publishers and event
ually was published at the authors
expense. but without his name at
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-03-16
Continental United States has pop

Continental United States has pop
ulation of over 100000. That does
not include outlying possessions,
which have a number of millions
more. The figures put this country
foremost among nations having a
homogeneous and united people. There
are several countries where the ag,
gregate population is larger, includ-
ing China and India with their hun
dreds of millions. But nowhere else
is there such solidarity and harmony
of general purpose as in the United
States. We have out little differences,
political and otherwise; but taking in
the fundamentals the Americans are
q pretty harmonious family.