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The 1911 laws pertaining TO Roads
hlghways, bitches and Drains
Pamphlet form. Price Use each
5becial prices on Quantities Address
Book Department. Leader Printing
ssmpsny. GEthrts.
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AGENTS WANTED

FREE SAMPLBS-4No-splash water
strainers are winners for agents,
both sexes. Daily profit IS up
ward. Let us prove it. Send &c
(malipg cost Seed Filter Co.,
New York.
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The UNITED STATES nlsTaicT
COURTS. 3


Western District al 0uthrf6.. ft4tp
United states District Judge, John, IL.
COtterai.
United States District Attorney. .lJoHp
Embry. Assistants. l. DJTaylofI c. II.
Zimmerman, w b. Herod9 2iso/h 'hli'
United States Marshal. w. y. Rhde.S 4 &
Chief Deputy. C. Madsen
Clerk of the United States District
Court. A. O. Dolde. tltiatsr I.
Deputies: H. l.. Finley NJ, b. Hawss
ana Frank Mccoy
Eastern District at Muskosee
United states District Judge. Ralph j..
Campbell. 1
United States District Attorney. Wm
Gregg,
United States Marshal Grant g, Victor
United states District Clerk, X. r.
Harrlaon, ri &H
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AGENTS make big money selling
our speciality Best repeat order
getter on the market. write at
once. Peebles Supply, Co., 24O Cen
tury Bldg, Denver, Colo.
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LOST AND FOUND
MISCELLANEOUS.

use of q male Angora
cat Phone No. l07.
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LIGHTNING SELLER JUST OUT
100 per cent pofit. Repeat orders
sure Grab while YOU have the
chance Write today. Free particu-
lars. Mellen Supply Company, O49O4
Jefferson St, Spokane, Wash.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

~e~e~~~~-~s~~-~-~~~~~~-~~
LIQUID SOAP-Trial gallon $100
cash with order. Barrels 75c a
eallon; contract 60c. worlds largest
Exclusive manufacturers. agents
NantedD. Antiseptol Liquid Soap COM
pany. Chicago.
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SAl-ESiM'llN--to GALLON grocers, con
fectioners, general stores. $3.50
monthly and expenses, yearly con
tract. Manager, III S. Main Street.
st, Louis, Mo. n ~ u
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FOR SALE
Iron safe, fire proof.
Soda Fountain and four steel
tanks, counter and base.
1 Office Desk, new.
Cigar Case.
S-fcot counters and show cases.
Hirn's money maker.
Cash Register.
2 Square Cases.
And other fixtures. cheap for cash
Or on easy payments
LillieKennelly Drug and Station
cry Company-Renfro old stand.
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D. p. o. e., 426; Fred soehl. Exalted
Ruler, Dan Williams, secretary; phone
i26. Cor. Division and Cleveland, second
and fourth Tuesdays visitors cordially
Welcomed.
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LOGAN COUNTY.

Clerk Superior Court, w. 4. warren.
Deputy Superior Court, II. Mckinley.
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PatrIareh,s Militant. Canton GnthrIe. M

Nsonaj Rebexah Lodge, No. s, l.. o. r.,
nNetH on tN first and thlld Friday
eNnltEs oG-Ehch month In l. o. @ +.
hall. c0rner BROAD and HnrrlAon. I.aurn
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Monday evening OF each week At 1870
O'Clock IN !. Q. .. r hall corner Broad
and Harraion. w. l. Mathis, secretary.
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LSal.
CONTINUED from page one.)

iron mills, the potteries, the glass
factories and other like industries
of this section, but never word did
he say about them. Instead, ne
launched into genera1fties, gave an
academic depression as to the bene-
fits OF education, and closed with an
appeal for support in the usual
platform manner.
THIS lodging of thu vital ques-
irons in which the people OF Clarks-
burg and its vicinity are interested,
met with a chilly reception and II
was clearly evident from the att
tude of the audience aud the re-
marks heard here and Inere that
voters were sorely disappointed with
the distractions with which the
speaker had taken up most OF his
time.
While governor Wilson declined
to comment on RooseveIt's state
ment that the Democratic nominee
ought to continue stumping regard
less of the attempted assassination.
it was announced by Wilson today
that he would make no change in his
plan for the rest of the campaign.
Wilson is firm in his Intention to
close his speaking campaign tomor-
row night when he speaks IN New
York.
Democratic oracles heralded the
glad tidings that special trains from
all directions would bring in the
multitudes and there was fond
OF at least 10000,
auditors. The sutton train actual-i
ly brought seventy-two. a special
from another direction brought
or sixty-three and no more.
The train from Parkersburg gath
cred the crowd up along the line and
landed 129 here.
The "unterrifed'' stood on the!
street corners after It was over and
their looks told their disappolnt-
ment. They looked the objects eri
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orc WAY sTUDIo
Mrs. NJ. E. RarFcI, photographer.
12G Fourth Street.


Art is. all in the artist-not in the
material. Any one may purchase
.frst class material tff-5hgy have the
price. but they cannot all produce val
ua BILE and artistic results.
{ study composition, light and shade
from the old masters-have numerous
copies OF the most famous paintings
hung in the art galleries of. Europe.
In fact, have spent several thousand
dollars in acquaintinS my understand
ing of art photography as well as
number OF years OF practical expert
ence.
I wish to thank those who have SO
iIberaIly patronized me in the past and
cordially invite all to visit my studio.
and examine my work.
I have styles especially attractive
for Xmas gifts.-Advertisement.
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Corbly, Huntington

CorbIy, Huntington
Corresponding secretary-AIrs. J.
Hornor Davis. clarksburg
Audito-Miss Nina Apologize
Weusburg.
General federation state secretary
Mrs. Hugh F. Smith, Fairmont-
The result Of the vote for treasurer
viii not be made known until Friday
morning. The names before the
convention for this ONCE are Mrs. P.
G. McBee, OF Fairmont, and Mrs. II.
NJ Kimberland, OF Wheeling.
Huntington was chosen as the next
place OF meeting. Fairmont and
wheeling extended limitations to en-
terrain the federation next year. The
convention closed today.
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FOR G0RNs B.yNIglS
YOg NEED ECO
Just Rub it on Soge, sWeaFy Feet and
, Misery Vanishes for
EGO for the Feet.

Every reader of the Telegram
knows that EGO, the refined ointment
IS the real remedy for sore, aching.
painful, burning, tender feet; but how
many know that it is also guaranteed
to extract the burning agony from
hose terrible corns, Bunions or
CaIlouses or money back at Wells &
Haymaker Co. or druggists every
where.
GIVE Ego a trial; a Is cent jar will
prove to you that it is the best rem
edy TO Danish foot misery, and tougher
your feet so that you can run, jump
or dance and be joyful.
Just rub it on-no time wasted
fussdng around and remember it's
splendid for rough skin, chapped
hands and face and for frostbites and
chiIlblains
ASK FOR EGO FOR THE FEET
Advertisement.
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Stubborn Colds May
Lead g Consul DliiOl

Did you ever have a cold that would not
let go; cough that persisted. that pre-
vented sleep and made waking hours mis-
cradle? Eckman's Alternative Is the proper
remedy in such eases Perhaps some SIM
pie medicine may be effective where 80 Is
only tickling in the thFont:- but when
yOuF chest Is sore and simple remedies
don't ansWer-tben take Eckman's Alter
satfTe. Neglect often lends TO more serious
trouble: case In point follows
I us Cherry ST.. Phila-, Pa.
'Gentlemen: In July, 1905. dFEt ottced
the conditions that showed had Con-
sumption. Il lost wefEht rapidly: had
hollow cough. hemoEhaBeS and very Sc
we're night .SWeatS. Ny brother recon-
mended Eckman'S Alternative. In the 11Ik
of 19OJr-I began. 70 take 1t AT. this time
nm perfectly well and robust. Ny appe.
tife IS good and my weight has increased
from Iio to 40 pounds. Not a trace of my
sOld trouble remains. Will gladly express
the merits OF this medicine to anyone.
(SfSue(D n L. GERHARDT.
Eckman.s Attentive IS effective in .BrOn-
chitiS sASfhmO. Hay Fever: Throat and
Lung Troubles, and in upbutldtnE the.
system. Does not contain poisonSs opiateS
or hnbit=formine drugs: Ask for booklet
telling of recOveEieS, and write to EcEIRan
Laboratory. PhiINdelphia. Pa. for more evil
dence. For sale by all heading druggists
BLAND.S DRUG STORE.
-AdvertiSeme nt
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Stomach
Misery
In Five Minutes Mi-O-na Stomach Tab
lets End Gas Fermentation, Sour
ness and any Upset Condition
And Only soc and Money Back If
Dissatisfied.

M-o-N.A stomach tablets will re-
lieve a distressed, sour or gdssy stom-
ach in five minutes.
In three days they will make the
most miserable or cranky dyspeptic
feel that there is plenty of sunshine
in life.
ira weeks1e VIII have an appetite
for and VIII est without any bad after
effects food which now causes his
,stomaeh, toustrenuously rebel.
/ II continued for from two weeks to
q month M-o-NA will thoroughly re-
TS,HZa1> and cleanse the stomach and
ID top shape,
lave heartburn, sour food
uneasipess in stomach,
liousness, sick headache,
or any kind Of stomach
your faith in MONA
cts.
ao eat, smoke or drink
tablets before going to
a clear head and cheer
on in the morning
knts is all a large box OF
a stomach tablets costs at
liz. & Haymaker Co. and leading
druggists everywhere. Write Booths
Mi.o-na, Bunalo. \. Y. for free trial
Advertisement
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an1ReConcert Here.

The First regiment band, OF Fair
mont. brought here by, Fairmont Dem
ocrats. for the Wilson meeting today,
played a concert at the Waldo hotel
after the speaking. Prof Omen was
In charge and several interesting
numbers were played at the hotel
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r1nrfnn.Pnst

The marriase-of Miss Clara G. Clay
ton to DR.. Cecil o. Post was quietly
solemnized in st. Paurs Methodist
Episcopal church last evening The
Rev. Felix K. struve, pastor Of the
church omciated. DR.. and Mrs. Post
will reside in the city.
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S OCIAL
~. RnhI Re-ElecteG

MoRGAN7TowN, Oct 17.-Tho
West Virginia Federation Of Women,s
Clubs, last evening elected oficers as
follows:
President-Mrs. John Ruhl. elarks-
burg, reelected.
sFirst vice president-Alrs. George
Thomas Watson, Fatrmont
second vice presfdent-Mrs. Wait
nan E5Barbe, MorgantoWn-
Third vice president-Mrs. H. B.
Rummeu.
Fourth vice president-Mrs. Milton
5fta kylee pFessdent-Nrs. T J.
Resotd : ; sscretsry-a1rs. L J.
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0H9E9. SAMPLERS
Who Hated RosenthaI Muir
dered Him is the Defense
of Officer Becker.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s-Poltce Lieu
tenant Beckerg defense as developed
today by. Attorney Hart will be that
Herman RosenthaI was murdered by
other gamblers who hated him as an
informer and ,meddler. Hart declared
that he would prove that Becker is
absolutely innocent.
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Aid Society Meets.

"A very interesting meeting OF the
women of the Parish Aid Society OF
Christ Episcopal church was held
this afternoon IN the parish house and
plans for the fall and winter work
was discussed.
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NAMES ARE GIVEN.

.WAsHINGToN, Oct. 1s.~EImer E.
Dover, secretary of the Republican
national committee in 1904, gave q
list OF contributors to the campaign
fund OF that year to the Clapp COM
mittee today.
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sympathy and the Republican breth-
rem. were not slow in extending their
heartfelt coincidence.
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$40 large bottle OF 8 cents 1oe TIC 44oeT<-4
lize trial boeGl9.
zeno IS sold and guaranteed By
drugeists everywhere and in CIaFlSs-
burg by the Stone 6 Mercer Drug Co.
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Ladies, Coats at $l.98, 1898, $3.50
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1AkA-NO y u .
Advertisement
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ChIldrenzs Glo8h Costs,
years ....4-.s-,s .-..,-.5....
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Ladies' Union Toninht.

The Ladies' Union will give So
cial and entertainment at the Chris
tiau church this evening. All of the
members of the church and their
friends are invited to be present, to
enjoy the evenings program and to
get better acquainted with each 9th
er and with the new pastor, Mr..
Moses
The following is the evenings pro-
gram:
Selections by the orchestra.
Opening remarks by Rev Jasper T.
Moses
The Sunday School and Its Claim
on the Church
Five-minute talk by Prof. Roscoe
Giffin.
Vocal solo by Miss Ray.
why All the Women Should BE
Enlisted in the c. w. b. M."-Miss
McGehee.
What the Christian Endeavor So
ciety Has to Offer. Tom Parke
president of the Y. p. s. c. Il.
Vocal solo by Miss Louise Lang
land
The Work of the Ladies' Union
Mrs. NJ. II. johnson.
instrumental duet-MTs. j. G
Mariner and Miss Hazel Hall.
Orchestra.
Refreshments.
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Recipe No. 3I.-Consommc

Two pounds lean beef; pounds
veal. | onion, / cup cabbage; | pO-
tato; | stalk celery; / small carrot
Cut the meat in pieces one inch
square. put two teaspoons butter In
soup kettle and let brown. then put
In the meat and stir over the fire
about five minutes until the meat Is
nicely Drowned. Now cover kettle
and let simmer for thirty minutes
then add water and let simmer for
four huurg, then add the vegetables
aud let boil one hour longer. Now
add two tablespoons of rice or bar.
ley; | teaspoon scant Of cloves and
cinnamon; y teaspoon OF mace; Y
of lemon cut in small pieces; salt and
pepper to taste Boil 20 minutes
longer strain through sieve and
put in cold place to cool and skim
off all of the fat and it is ready ia
serve, hot or cold; If cold. It is hest
made - hours before serving.
For CCngealed COnsOmme. use the
above recipe, only substituting in
place of the rice or barley. " pack.
age of gclatinc and pour into flat
pans TO CONCEAL. Then cut into small
squares, put small chunk of lemon
on each square and serve on a plate
Earnishcd with parsley and salt wa
feTs.
Used Ny Mrs. Anna Kelly for 30
years,
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-11
GIVES S1OO,OOO TO C, C. GYM

Colorado Springs. Dec. 1O.-That
Mrs. A. ID. Juillard of New YORK
City had donated 100000 to Color
ado college for the new gymnasium
as memorial to her father, the late
Frederick II. Cossitt, was announced
by President William F. Slocum this
morning at chapel. The announce
ment was greeted with the widest
enthusiasm on the part of both stu
dents and faculty.
Pledges already made for the gym
nasium building fund have been
transferred to the endowment fund
with the consent of The donors. There
remains $47,25O to be raised to Sc
cure the $4,000 donated by the gen
eral educational board and the $50
600 promised by friend of the col
lege. whose name is withheld for the
present
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-11
\ Itahy Defined,

A London paper Offered prize OF
two guineas for the best definition
of baby and received the follow
ing, The first-named taking the prize
A tiny feather from the wing OF
love dropped into the sacred lap OF
motherhood
An inhabitant of Iapland.
a paddock on the chains of love.
\ bursting bud on the tree Of life.
The most extensive employer of
female labor
The only precious possession that
never eXcites envy.
Thepulp from which the leaves OF
life's book are made.
The morning caller, MONDAY
crawler. midnight brawler.
The smartest little craft afloat in
homes delightful bay.
A native of all countries who
speaks languages of none.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-11

which left nothing to be desired, was
followed by an evening at Progressive
high five. The first ladies' prize
was won by Mrs. G. c. Beye, and the
first gentlemen's prize by Mr.. c. C.
Beye, while Mr.. and Mrs. v Elmer
carried off the second prize. The
consolation prize was awarded to Mr..
Hansen.
The evening was one of the most
enjoyable ever given by the local
brotherhood, and was hugely enjoyed
by their guests, who were mostly
composed of the wives and families
of The members. The committee on
general arrangements among the la
dies was composed of Mesdames c. C..
Beyc, j. S. Hough. while the gentle
men in charge Of the evenings af-
fairs were Messrs. Woody, j. S.
liough and c. J. Roentgen.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-11
Gets Bnl Fracture.

Trainer and Manager Houston.
with Elmer Lindstrom. wrestler. suf-
fered very bad fracture of the col
lar bone in the match with Hugh
Steele at the Y. NJ. C. A. last night.
Houston seemed to be poor match
for Steele and the latter picked Hous-
ton up three or four times with n
crotch hold and dumped him onto
the mat with some force. He lost n
bare fall in less than three minutes,
due to his broken collar bone. DR..
Freudenberger Immediately reduced
the fracture, happening to be ON hand
at the time.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-11

a farewell affair, Mrs. LOughlin be-
ing about TO leave Grand Junction
shortly 10 make her home elsewhere.
The affair was n kensington and a
most delightful afternoon was follow
ed by a dainty lunch which was pre-
pared and served by the guests One
of the chief features of the affair was
the presentation to Mrs l.ougnlin of
a beautiful dish as n souvenir OF the
occasion. Mrs. Loughlin Is very
popular in Grand Junction. and has a
large circle of friends who deeply
regret her going away. Among those
present this afternoon were Mes
danes Purcell Plunkett, Vollmer,
Heigon. Elmer. Manion Neeb,
Hoesch, Fredericks, Fruitte, Dittman,
MCGOWAN, Hebert, storm.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-11
lNnr Iimcrmenrins

In some of the college settlements
there are penny savings banks for
children.
One Saturday small boy arrived
with an important aF and withdrew
two cents from his account Monday
morning he promptly returned the
money.
SO you didn't spend your two
cents" observed the worker in
charge.
"Oh. no." he replied, but a fellow
just likes to have a little cash on
hand over Sunday, Harper's Maga-
zine
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-11
CnI,l SOCini InmnIlnAN-

Tomorrow evening Mrs. Frank
Friedman will give a card social for
the benefit of the fund which is be-
ing raised by the ladies of the Altar
society of 81. Joseph's church for the
building of the Parish school. There
VIII be u very large attendance, and
this will take the place of the usual
meeting of the Altar society ON
Thursday afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-11
$1,000 HORSE KILLED.

Mcnlo Park, Cal, Dec. IA val
liable Arabian horse. owned by Royal
Ross Coryell was killed today in a
fight with Saucer, a thoroughbred
in the Coryell stables. The dead ami,
nal was worth more than $1,000
The Arabian was turned into cor,
raj with the other horses for the
first time today. and Saucer resented
the intrusion upon his domain.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-11

Blue sky laws. as discussed at
the recent convention of the Invest
ment Bankers Association. do not
as might be supposed. refer to the
height of buildings on city streets.
hut are aimed To prevent the selling
OF fraudulent securities. The name
is derived from the idea that makers
OF these securities would capitalize
the heavens themselves. "Rlue sky
legislation is. it is said, on foot in
several states other than Kansas,
which already has such a law
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-11
Big Social Affair In Plateau

The editor of The Sentinel ac-
knowledges receipt of invitation for
the annual meeting banquet and ball
of the Plateau Valley Stockgrowers'
association, to be held at Collbran;
in the Plateau valley, on Tuesday,
December l7th.
The affair will prove one of the
biggest and most enjoyable social
events in the history of that pros
porous section of Mesa county.
The Plateau Valley Stockgrowers'
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-11
Kindergarten Parties.

In the kindergarten world yest er-
day Master Creston Bailey, son OF
MIR. and Mrs. ID. b. Bailey, entertain
ed number of his classmates at the
school in celebration of his sixth
birthday Last week Master Merle
Smith was the host at a party at his
home on Rood avenue, when he en-
tertained q number of his school
friends from the kindergarten in
cluding the teachers. Miss Lapham
and Miss Aldrich.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-11

1t is announced that the treasury
department is at work on new de-
signs FOR paper money. The new
tlans provide for bills of sma aller
size and with uniform designs for all
bills OF the same denomination. Thus
ali one-dollar bids will bear the head
Of Washington I'll fiye-dol'ar bills
the portrait of Lincoln, etc.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-11
Give Dance Soon.

The Athletic club has issued invi-
tatt1ns for dance to be held at the
Auditorium Friday evening, Decem-
Der 20. 1t will be the swell before
Christmas dance and will no doubt
be attended by one of the merriest
crowds of the entire year
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-11
Important Meeting

The Chipeta chapter Of the Amer.
lean Woman's league will meet Fri.
day afternoon al the Y. NJ. c. A
building at 2:30. Mrs. Frank Rem
ington Smith, who tttended the ma
tional convention OF the order last
June, will make her report at this
meeting. A fun attendance is dcsir-
ed as very important business will
come before the meeting.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-11
Entertain wives and TnmIlies

The local Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen entertained their wives and
families in royal style last evening
at an elegant banquet and social al
Eagles hall There were about
thirty-fiye present. and the evening
was one long to be remembered by
every one present The elegantly
appointed banquet. with menu
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-11
SMOKERS NO GOOD.

Chicago, Dec. 1l.-It is the belief
of DR.. Lewis b. Fisher of the univer-
sity of Chicago that smoking soldiers
are no good for war. Addressing the
Chicago Political Equality League. he
said: In a time of war ! believe
there are enough gymnasiums, ath-
leiic-trained girls in this country to
shoot the heads off the cigarette
smoking boys"
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-11
Me'rc AL Alike.

Some go abroad to see the sights,
And tire themselves to death:
Some climb 10 dizzy mountain
heights,
And almost lose their breath:
Some try ihe land and some the sea,
For we're restless lot.
And everybody wants. to be
Some place where he is not,
LippincOtts
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-11

To the deadly fly is now atlrihut-
ed another disease that of infantila
paralysis. The Harvard medical fra
tcrrity announces, as n result of its
investigations, that the common sta
nle fly distributes the germs of this
disease.