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Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-11-09
Hermit Burned TO Death.

Jean Napoleon Ingram, hermit
who lived in Cabarrus county. was
found dead one day last week in his
cabin aud his clothing burned to
shr~ds. 4 lamp was setting at his
feet and it is thought that his cloth
ing caught from the lamp. The
sight that greeted his neighbors
when they found him was a ghassly
one. On the hearth lay his decom-
posed body, burned beyond recogni-
ton. On his chest sat a large cat
that had eaten the flesh from his
face until only the bare bones OF his
skeleton were left. He had no living
relatives.
Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-11-09
FLAT ROCK NEWS ITEMS.
Personals and Other News Items
Of Interest.

|
Of Interest.
Miss Mary Buchan spent Fri
day at Henderson.
Mr.. Sam Parham spent Sun
day with friends at Pennington.
Mrs. T. B. Floyd, who has
been very sick, is now much bet
ter.
Mrs. T. B. Parham visited her
daughter, Mrs. T. B. Floyd, last
week.
Mrs. John Reavis and Mrs. w.
Reavis visited Mrs. T. B. Floyd
Sunday.
| Mrs. J. B. Workman, who has
been sick for some time, is able
to sit up.
Mr.. Taylor Turner, of Elem
ington, spent Sunday with friends
in this community.
Mr.. T. B. Parham, Jr., spent
Sunday with friends in the
Spring Valley community.
Mr.. Frank Ginger and broth
er, of Philadelphia, are spending
some time with Mr.. c. White.
Misses Mary and jamie Wor-
than, of Wortham's Store, visit
ed at Mr.. T. B. Parham's Satur-
day.
Miss Mamie Parham, of Hen
derson, visited her people in this
community Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. Walter Pegram and neph-
eW, Mr.. Hunt Pegram, OF Hen,
derson, spent part of the past
week at Mr.. J. B. Reavis'.
Farmers are busy hauling anc
shocking their corn. The crol
is fairly good, SO much better
. than was expected after the dry
spell last summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Linch
Of Louisville, KY, have been visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. Henry Pirie
in the Spring Valley neighborhoot
the past three weeks.
1t is hoped that the Gold Leaf!
voting contest is progressing
. right along. The Gold Leaf is /;
newsy paper and everybody wh'
does not take it is a great loser
The little son of Mr.. Vernon
Duke, Of Henderson, who ha
been sick, is now very much bet
ter. The child is at the home O
his grandfather, Mr.. Ike Rem
The woods is now very beauti
r full in the many varied fall col
ors. Who does not love to wal
through it now and admire tn
C gorgeous hues? The fall is
very lovely but sad season Of tn
year.
The Flat Rock girls do not fai
o to be attractive in every way
and the young men who ar
t coming to this community to Sc
its young ladies have good taste
For pretty young girls Flat Roc
is hard to beat.
Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-11-09
COKESDURY NEWS.
Congregations Want Pastor to
Return. People Visiting.

Miss Lillian Edwards is visit
ing relatives at Norfolk.
Miss Annie L. Edwards is Wis
iting relatives at Richmond.
Mrs. Mamie Smithwick has
gone to Rex Hospital at Raleigh
for treatment.
Mr.. James Hicks, who has been
very sick for several days, is
rapidly improving.
Mr.. R. Stewart, of Vicksboro,
spent Sunday with his brother,
Mr.. H. Stewart, in this commu-
nifty.
Mr.. Edward Holting, of New
York City, spent Sunday with
Mr.. Bella Workman and Mr.. Il.
Stewart.
Mr.. Jack Frost visited this
part of the earth Friday night
and changed its green vegetation
to golden colors. 1t did great
damage to the potato crops in
this section.
Rev. B. C. Thompson filled his
regular appointment last Sunday
morning at Cokesbury church,
and preached a very interesting
sermon. This was his last ap.
pointment for this year. His
congregations hope that he will
be sent back to their churches
next year.
Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-11-09
UNCLE SAM CALLED UPON.
Turkey Demands Intervention OF United
States in Tnpsli.
ITALIAN TR0PS VERY BARBAROUS.
Violating All Rules OF Warfare
By Inhuman Acts-Secretary
Knox Expected to Act
PROMPTLY.

Washington, Nov. 5.-The So
called 'barbarities" in Tripoli
have been brought to the atten-
ton of the American govern
ment in such form that declara-
ton Of the position of the State
Department in the matter now
is expected. The subject was
preached first in the course Of a
verbal statement by the Turkish
ambassador to Acting Secretary
Adee and later in the day in the
shape of a letter.
In each case the ambassador,
who declared he was acting by
express cable instructions from
the government, described in de-
tail the acts attributed to these
Italian troops and protested in
the name of humanity against
the alleged barbarities inflicted
upon the helpless women and
children and non-combatants by
the Infatuated Italian soldiery.
By orders given the ambassa-
dor appealing to the United
States to exert itself to put a
stop to the practices that, he de-
clared, were in plain violation of
the rules of warfare and in con-
travention of The Hague conven-
ton to which the United States
and Italy are parties. Acting
Secretary Adee promised to sub
nit the protest to Secretary
Knox, who at present is absent
from Washington.
The ambassadors note was
based upon a cablegram from
the Turkish minister of foreign
affairs, in which after reciting
the alleged wholesale execution
Of a great number of inhabitants
of Tripoli perpetrated daily by
the Italian military authorities,
) concludes as follows:
Il beg you to protest in the
most energetic manner to the
government tc which you are &C
, credited for such crime agains
humanity committed by the Ital
ians, the sad spectacle of which
offers a striking contrast with
the efforts, crowned with success:
and admitted by the Italian:
themselves, that our authorize:
in Tripoli and Benghazi have no
l ceased to display in order t.
safeguard the lives and propert,
Of the Italians as we'll as othe
Europeans, and that under tn
very fire Of the enemy and il
! the midst of a justly indignan
{ and over-eXcited population.
l Supplementing this cablegran
came another from the Turkisl
5 office later in the day which wa
7 also transmitted to the State De
, partment. This is regarded a
Of great Importance because
: formally demands Intervention
5 by the United States. 1t read
i as follows:
S The Italian atrocities in Trip
oil being confirmed officiall
and from every quarter, be,
= your excellency to insist upo
= = the necessity of a prompt an
efficacious intervention in orde
to put an end Immediately
those iph11rpap r,roooodiprC
Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-11-09
Valuable Farm for Sale

offer for sale valuable farm con
tanning 1914 acres OF good land adapted
to the growth of all crops. Located in
one OF the very best communities in
Vance county, the Flat Rock section,
about four miles from Henderson. Ad-
joining the lands of S. H. Satterwhite
and Others Good church and school
within half a mile. Well watered. mod
ern conveniences, necessary farm build
ings. MRS. CHAS. II. BUCHAN.
Henderson, \. c., R. +. d. No 3.
Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-11-09

Ii man says h. can do as COOP
work as usual after being up most
of the light before, it is d sign he
may lie about other things.-Atchi-
son Globe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-14
NJ AS 6 0 6

Pronto sera recibida en- el Departa
mento de Sanidad, Beneficencia Y Co
rreccion, la formula COG del Dr. Erlisi,,
y mientras este sucede,podemos comuni
car al pi1blico que ell DR.. Roses de Arcci-
DO, ha regalado generosamente 4 dioho
Departamento, pOr cOnducto del DIR. Gu
tierrez Igaravidez, un trlbo de aquel cs-
pecifico, ell cual sera utnizado tan pronto
como cualquier enfermo recluidO en- una
INSTITUTION Dependence del Consolidate
resuelva voluntariamente somctcrse 3
trataniento. En- los Laborg-
torios del expresado Departamcnto ya
hace tempo que Sc vienen efcctuantIo
trabajos importantes preparedness para
la application de este nuevo uedicinsn-
te-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-14
lnlOltante cOpfgrencia
DEL DIR. FONT Y GUILLOT

Eel % del corriente Sc celebrara en-
Bayamon una Asam|blea Obrera, Y los
organizadores de este acto solicitaron
de la Asamblea Medica cuando estuvO
reunida en San Juan, recientemente,
que designase a uno de sus miembros
para dar una conferencia los 0brerOs
que concuran la AsamIblea del %.
La de Medicos design6 a SUI ilustra
do presidente ell doctor Font y Guinot.
Y este notable orador cientlfico, habla
ra los Obreros ell indicado dia, desa
rrollando este Observation-Disclosures te
ma:
Proceso de Observation-Disclosures
de la NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. efectos
del alcoholismo y medios practicos de
combartirlo.
Ell tema sera tratado ampliamente
por ell notable conferencista que ha he
cho de estas mate,:as IL aca25ado estu
dio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-14
CAMARA De OELECADOS

Balo la presidencia del senor Soler
Sc abri6 la session las cuatro y media,
asistiendo % delegados Sc leyeron
peticiones Y memOriales.
Sc di0 por leida la session anterior.
La Camara Sc enterD de un telegrama
del sellor de Diego, contestando a otro
de dlcho cuerpO, acerca de la enferlne
dad que aaueja su distinguida seno
ra
Sc tomaron en consideration por la
lectura de su tltu1o, los biles presen
tados en- primera lectura.
El senor Amadeo solicit0 ell expedien
tie instruldo por los vecinos de Quay
nabo, para construir este pobla'do en-
municipio independence
Los senores Ruiz Sober y Massari so
llcitaron que Sc pida al Comisionado
del Interior un estado comprendiendo
los siguientes datos: Nlmero de kil6
metros de lineas telega.afcas en- la isla
con el numero de hilos que existen &C
tualm ente. Relacion de los pueblos
que tienen servicio telegrafico Rela
cion de los psleblos que tiene servicio
telefonicO del GObierno
Relaci6n de los p1leblos que tienen
servicio perteneciente 4 las diversas
companies 8 sociedades que prestan
servicios EN- Puerto Rico Importe de
las cantidades desembolsadas por ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico en- la conserva
cion y reparaci6n de las lineas telegra
1icas y telefonlcas en- al isla durante
los allos 1908, 1909 1909-1O asi co
mo tambien los ingresos en- cada uno
de dlchos amos econOmicos Estado
aproXimado de 10 que costaria instalar
una estaci0n telegrafica telef0nica en-
los puebl0s que actualnente carecen
de ese servIcio. Cantidad apr0ximada
que costar1a al Pueblo de Puerto Rico
reparar y poner en- buenas condolences
las actuales lineas telef6nicas que de
ben ser reparadas renovadas en- su
totalidad. Y finalmente pedir al Pre-
sidente del Co1nite de franquicias un
eJemplar de las franquicias otorgadas
las compan1as telef5nicas existentes
en- Puerto Rico.
Sc entr0 en- la orden del dia, la i'm
preston de los bills de la Camara.
Como entire los deIegados Sc exterio
rlzase alguna diferencia de criterio so
bre ell precio del trabajo en- question:
sc someti6 el case 4 la Camara Y por
mayorla Sc acuerda que Sc nombre una
Comisi6n. Son nombrad0s los seilores
Garcia Duc6s, Carbonen, Torres( don
Jose G. Cerwoni
Transcurren cuaremta minutes. La
Comision present6 el informe.
Ell senior Massari pldi6 que quedase
la question pendiente para ell lunes, v
asi Sc acord0.
7 Sc suspendi6 la session.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-14
D. Carlos Cabe||oy HorsInlanD

De paso para Espana, Sc halla en- San
Juan ell distinguido joven diplonlatico,
don Carlos Cabello Horstmann, eat
tache' de Ia Legaci6n de Cuba en- Ma
drid, y que e1nbarca en- ell correo del
%, para ocupar ell inportante puestc
para que ha sido designado por ell go
bierno de su patria.
Ell senor Cabello y Horstmann es un
joven ilustradisimo, y que pertenece a
una de las mas perstigiosas familias
de Cuba.
Esta manana ha honrado nuestra Re
dacci6n con SUI vista, atenci6n a que
correspondence con el mas afectuoso
saludo al que sc ,lnen los votos mas
fervientes de que contrib1lya a hacer
mas solidos, 81 cabe, los lazos de amor
entire Cuba y Espafa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-14
Una invitaCi6n

Ell senor don Jose B. Perez, presiden
tie del Clrculo de Lafinos y America
nos, de Afiasco, nos invita- los siguien
tes actos que han de verifcarse en- di
cho Cfrculo, Ell celebration de las ties
tas PatrOnales.
Dia Is las p. m. Bale de Con
fianza
16 a las 80 p. m. Bale de Ninos.
Dia IL q las $50 p m. Bale de So
ciedad.
Muy agradecidos por La atenci6n te
nida con nOsOtrOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-14
Colon Y P0DteVelra

Una comisi6n del ayuntamiento dc
POntevedra compuesta del alcalde sc
nor Pnig y de los cOncejales seiores
Vazquez Jimenez y Corbal fue 4
saludar su domicilio al ilustre histo
riadOr pOntevedres seiior Garcia de La
Riega
El ObJetO de la vista fue felicitar 4
este por ell exito que alcanzan sus in
vestigaciOnes encaninadas q demos
trar que Crist6bal Colon cs natural de
Pontevedra
FL alcalde eXpres0 estos semimicn
tos al senior La Ricga y lc ofreci6 cl
concurso del ayuntamiento para cuan
to Sc relacione con la patriotica tarca
qale Sc ha mpuestO.
FL senor La Riega agradeci6 In aten
ci6n y hablo con tai motive con copia
de datos.
Mostp ademas q los visitantes los
dOcmentOs que Obran en- su podcr
donde tiguran los nombres v apelli
dos de los padres de Colon, como ma
turales y vecinos de POntcvcdra en-
la epOca del descubrmiento dc Anne
rIca
La comision municipal ofrccio al
Sr. La Riega costear una edicion MI
merosa de sus investigaciones sobre
e] asuntO para enviar ejemplares
d todOs los centros de cutura de Eu
ropa Y America, hacienda fgurar en-
dicha publication Y reproducidos en-
fotograbados los eNpresados docu
ment0s.
Las investigaciOnes del famoso his
toriador gallegO senior La Ricga, estan
perfectamente docum mentadas NADIA
tendria de particular que, atraves dc
tantos siglos, pueda dem mostrar con ire
crsables datos y feacientes documentos
que el gran almirante Cristobal Co
Ion, descubridor de las Americas era
natural de la Provincia de Pontedra-
Ga]icia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-14
Lea Sto hoy, hoy ha De ser

Comenzamoa aver, como avisSibamo<,
el nucyo concuro, para gsnar cl rcIoj
que reglla el BOLETIN.
Figense nuestrrs lectors-s. en- In cxpli-
caciGn que danes on otro sitio. III pro-
cedimiento es scnciHisimo.
Todos los dias quitalnos. 8 ponemos
una letra, en- uno de lo~ auuncio~ que
publica 81 BOLETIN. ESQ ~ haze en-
I'm solo cjemplar. La er-ata voluniaria-
mente hecha por no~otros, no va mas qti.
en un SOLO NGMERO. II resto de Ia
edlci"n va sin In crrsia es un solo eicm-
plar el marcado. Pues bien; los Iecto-
res del BOLETIN para eomprobar 81 tie
: en en- su pofer el ejemIsar marcado.
deben conscrvar FL de- hoy, por ejcmpIo.
hasta que recibsn e de maiiana I'm
ell dc maiiana, avisasnos don.le exts, Y en
que eonsiste u aheracion beeha or no
sotros en- el texto DE- un anuncIo.
III lector, con sumz facilidad sntonces,
puede yer 81 tiene en Su pcler I'll ejem-
plar, FL tnico ejcmplar que marramos
ell dia anterior.
81 10 tiene, ~ ha ido i pasar sus ma
nos el dnico eiempiar It'll cada dia para
ell CONCURSO DEL REIyOJ, recorts
cl anuncio asi mar-ado y 10 guarda has
Ia el dia 26 del corriente en- one pears
sabcr ios que tiene. Despuss nos los rc-
mite uno, dos, tres les que tengz.
Y no .mporfa que sean rcco~ pcryus
en- cada concurso no hsbra nias de vcints
c ,pcncs. - decir veints snuscios msre.-
dos por nosotroe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-14
LA LEGISLATURE

2 Por los Srcs Benitez Santana
f,trOs. Para constrlIlr los puentes y ad-
cantarillas necesarlas sobre clertos pa
sos de aqua existen,tes EN- ell camano de
Yabucoa q Humaoao.
c:3 Por los Sres Bsrcel6 y Cuevas Ze-
tueira. Para orGienar la construction
.le un puente sobre e4 rio de Fajardo Y
otro sobre el rio Sa1>ana (Llnulo( am
DOS comprennNios en- la carretera
No. 3.
#. Por los Sres. Cllevas Zeuueira y
>arcel0 Para termInar la carretera en-
:ontrucci0n de NsgsEabo d Juncos pa
ando por Rio Bla1co.
25 Por ell Sr. Cewoni Gegy. Prove
1endo la CONSTRUCTORS de un puente So
ore el rio de PatAlas
26 Por ell Sr Cervoni Gely. Preve-
yendo la construction de Ia, carretera
No. II que partiendo de San Lorenzo
-eonecte con la carretera No. 3 de Patti
las
.37 Por el Sr Ccrvoni Gely. Para mo
s1;ficar el inciso segylndo del artlc1llo 1896
:3a la Ley Hipotocaria
s. Por el ST. Cervoni Gegy Preve-
-ando la construction de un edificio para
Z Corte de Distr&o la Oorte Mrnici-
al de Guayama
- Por el Sr C,Iewas Zequeira. Para
nmendar ell articslIo 2O2 del Codigo
Penal de Puerto Rico.
30. Por el Sr Cervon Gely. Derogan
90 el artlculo 1879 del C6digo Civil es-
atuyendo la prescription de las accio-
.as de filiaci6n.
y. Por Ell Sr. Cervoni GeIy. Autori-
zando Ia construction de una carretera
He Cayey a Salinas
% Por ell Sr. Caledonia Carbonell.
.'reveyendo para aa construction de una
..arretera que partlendo de la carretera
No. 2 Sc extienda hasta la escuela co
rreccional de Mayaguez.
'3. Por los Sres Barcel6 Cuevas Ze-
GUERRA. Para term mar La construction
Je una calZada 4 oriilas del mar en- ell
"4mino de Fayardn q su puerto que per
7nlta a comlnioacb6n entire dicho camino
y ell desembarcahteno para ell transpor
}e.
"A. Por los Sres Sulivcres Santomi
Aslgnando cierta sIrna de dinero para
eontinuar la construction de la carretera
>se Arecibo Ieas,cs.
IS. Por los Sres. DIaz Navarro Y Cauti
10. Para poner en- vigor un C6digo de
Enjuiciamiento Civil.
s. Por los Sres Cervoni, Cautiflo Y
CaeVas Zequeira Sobre admission de
Abogados al ejarcicio de la abogacia y
lara otros fines.
r. c. 3. Por los Sres Benitez Casta-
los y Garcia D,Io6s Para dar valdez 4
a Ordenanza. dActada por el Ayunta~
saiento de Loiaa y que empe76 q regir en-
s'rimero de enero de 1910, disponiendo
s,l traslado de Ia capitalidad del Munich
s,io al sitio en- que actnanente radica,
roraximo al potiado de Can6uanas, kil6-
laetro II, hctom otro s de IA carretera IN
.s1lar No. g.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-14
q Sagrado Carazon

Manana las ocho, en- Ia Parroquia
del Sagrado Coraz6n, de Santurcc, ha
bra una Misa en- la que predicarin en-
ingles a distinguido orador sagrado
r, p. Dsvid w. Kennedy, dc los pa
dres paulistas de New York.
Hay gran expectation por Or al illus
tre predicador americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-14

La sei'al hecas rn II lnico ej,mplzr
marcsdo aver. fus guitar una = DEB
anuncio lie los senores "tA,stara Her
maups.
Con In snosstia supr~siSn II anuH.is
Quet35 ssi: CrETAgA TLI.RafANO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-14
IA honor del JuG Audrey

Ell comite ejecutivD de la Fraterni
dad Escolar en- Ia session del jueves
acordo eele6rar una session el dia 26
de este mes en- honor del senior Pedro
de Audrey, por su reciente nombramien
to de jnez asociado de Ia Corte Supre
ma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-14
NO1ICIAS

Ell "Speaker'' de la CAmara de Dele
gados Sr. Jose de Diego, dirigi6 aver tm
telegrama a dicho cuerpo legislator,
agradeciendo las frases de condolencia
que le dirigi6 Ia CAdnara en- un telegrl
ma, con motive de la enfennedad que
aqueja su senora esposa.
Antean0che fue sorprealdida en- Comno
una .jugada al monte en- la casa de Pedro
Reeves, siendo arrestados doce indivi-
|duos. Genaro Rodriguez, uno de los
|arrestados, hizo recistencia por 10 que hu
bo necesidad de reducirle la obelieneia
por medic del rotten.
Aver en- la calle de San Justo No. 20
donde reside la Sra Rita Muniz, el hijo
de esta, Dionisio Ig1esias, Sc infiri6 CON
una cortaplumas una herida de caracter
grave cerca del coraz6n otras mas de
poca importancia-
Aver & las ocho y media de la mariana
hubo un choque entire unos vagones car
gados de cemento que iban para Caguas
y una loconotora, resultando herido ell
nraquinista, John Pittman, y el gnarda
frenos, James J. Luft.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-14
h Dr.. c. NuiN Dsy

Psrficipa 4 su nImeroSa clientcla aus-
fiJa las horas de 4 , de In tarvie. para
La consulta diaria, en los altos del Ne
81 de la calIe de Tetuan donde lien. -
tablecido su despachc professional.
Telefonos No 126 isls.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-14
PIoxIma bOda

In hoda H. don .Ialio PslD.io~. eap
In senorita Catin Ferrer AlvarasIo -.
ia scnaiads dcfiniiivancnte nara Il
microbes Is del corriente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-14
La banda infantI|

Prcgr-sma he las picze4 aue ,..arf
In banda de Bcncfccncia en IN rrty,.,.,
del Parque y cn Ia plaza BaI,lor,osv .,
domingo 10 del corr1cflt..
1ro. Paso DobIe. Vito. For I,on-
2do. Prelude d. L. Za-zueIa M.scs,
Gorritz vivc.
3ro. Club Frances (vals ss,bre n,o,,v,,
de In NhuSeIlcsa,) 81 IIinno Pairioti,,a.
la MarelIeSa Por viholo fHsireno
4to. Mr. Ieelr. uar.b Two Sfsr p..-
Vi6oIo (Estreno)
Sta III DanubIio Azis (Tan.ia Il.
Valses) Estr5tus
eta. Danza S'Iei,o de Amer ror Gam.
pos
HIMNO
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-03-09
HAVE YOU TIRED PAxTINE
The Great Toilet Gerrnicide7


You don't have to pay soc or s1O0
pint for historian antiseptics or per-
oxide. You can make I6 pints Of a more
cleansing, germicldal, healing and deodor-
izing antiseptic solution with one 25c
box OF Paxt.ne,-a soluble antiseptsc
powder. obtalnable at any drug store.
Paxtine destroys germs that cause
disease. decay and odors.-that Is why 1t
is the best mouth wash and gargle, and
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-03-09
Was Death Trap For Wolf.

"In the winter OF 1861" says con-
tributor to the Wide World Magazine, 81
was depot agent at Duncan, Neb asmall
town on the main line OF the Union Paci-
fic railroad, SO miles west of Omaha. The
weather was bitterly cold. One morning
shortly after daybreak, while man |
knew, called Herman Ernst, and his as
sistant were hauling hay short distance
from my station, the formers attention
was attracted to gray wolf standing be-
tween the rails on the main line. and as
he did not leave the spot on the approach
of Herman's wagon, he, Herman, grabbed
his fork and ran up to the wolf, which
had its head close TO the rails as if in a
trap. After killing the wolf, Herman tore
the animal from the rail and was aston
ished to note that its tongue was left at
tached to the metal. Subsequently, !
investigated this curious incident and
evolved the following explanation. The
morning passenger train had passed that
point only few minutes before Herman
saw the wolf and had run over jack
rabbit, leaving the blood on the rail. The
wolf had either been chasing the rabbit
or had happened by soon afterward, and
in trying to lick the blood from the rail
his tongue, owing to the intense cold OF
the metal, froze to It. while the saliva
from his mouth became Cake OF solid
ice over an inch thick, attaching him
to the rail as securely as though in wise.
| afterward bought the hide from Mr..
Ernst, and it is now in my house, an OBJ
lect OF interest to many visitors"