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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-15
Z AUSTRYI.

Wieden, 10 wrzeSnia. - Ma
Negrzech w BoSnii cholera gra-
suje: w samej stolicy wegierskie?,
Bud2peszcie stwierdzono kilka--
Gziesiat wypadkow.
- w Ailpach na Semmering
spadi gorskiej przeieczy hr. Lii
lienthal, zabijajac sic ma miejscu.
z ANGLII.
Londyn, Is wrzeSnia.- Podob-
no do ,,cechu" sufrazystek wojo-
wniczek zapisala sic ksiezna Marl-
borough domu Amerykanka
Vanderbildt: miaia ona w ostat-
Mich dniach zaprosic do siebie, ma
kawe" pare prowodyrek sufrazy-
stowskich, niemi omawiala swe
do partyi przystapienie i'plany
sGuteczniejszei Rampant.
z FRANCYI.
Paryz, - wrzeSnia. - Pam
Pankhurst gioSna ,,patronka" su,
frazystek angielskich, ktora sie
wymkneia policyi angielskiej =
ku jei zapewne wielkiemu zado,
woleniu = do Francyi, przebywa
W Paryzu W poiowie pazdzier-'
nika ma zamiar wyjechac do A.
meryki. aby W Stanach Zjedn
ciesz sic narodzie) wyglasza(
odczyty ,,idei" sufrazystowskiej
- w dniu 20 brn. przybedzis
do Paryza krol grecki konstan
tyn.
w wypadku automobile
wynn pod Paryzem zgineiy try o
soby: p. Louis, zona jego i iowa
rzysz ich: automobil zostai n;
krzyz6wce kolejowej najechan!
przez pociag.
- Donosza Lourdes, siawne
go miejsca pielgrzymek religij-
nych, re ostatnio bawiia tam piel
grzymka irlandzka, liczaca wiel'
kalek i chorych: wsrod mich pc
VIVA dziewczyna 0 tuberkulicz-
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tDokonczenie Tia str. 5ci.9,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-15

liam Sulzer ma konferencyi re
swym adwokatem Cady Herrick.
Process Sulzera pred Senatem sta
nowym rozpocznie sic w przysz-
ly czwartek.
Gubernator mowil o zachowa-
niu sic niektorych sedziow mo-
viii, re to bedzie process ME wal
ka polityczna, - zadam sprawie'
dliwoSci, mic wiecej = wiem, re
dostane sprawiedliwy proces, Me
raz wyrazaiem sic ujemnie o ME
ktorych senatorach, ale mann ma
dzieje, re to wcale ME wplynie ma
wynik mego procesu - dodaa Sui
zer.
sTRASzNE MORDERSTWo
Nowy York, 10 Wrzesnla.- Do
strasznej zbrodni morderstwa
przyznal sic wczoraj ks. Hans
Schmidt, Niemiec, kt6ry pelni} O.
bowiazki wikarego przy kosciele
Sw. Jozefa .Wczoraj aresztowanc
60 "a zamordowanie Amy All
muller, ktorej zwioki pociete W
kawaly znaleziono W rzece Hud-
son. '.r..,.
Aresztowany powiedzial, ze
zakochal sic W dziewczynie
wprost do obledu, re byl ksie,
dzem ME m6gl je poSlubic, wiec
postanowi} ia zabi6. Ogromnym
nozcm rzcznickim przerzna} die,
wczynie gardIo w nocy, ciaio ma,
stepnie pocial W kawaiy wrzu'
Gil do rzeki L prOIlu,
Policya wytropila zbrodniarzs
po wsypce, W jaka tulow byi owl,
niety. Ma wsypce bylo litera A
po tenn policya doszla do klebka,
KS. Schmidt, zbudzony W no
cy przez policye, ME wypari sig
zbrodni, przyznai sic do wszyst
kiego. Podobno chcial sic zabie
kiedy policya przyszia po niego,
z wiezienia wyszla wiadomosc
ze ksiadz ten znajduje sic W sta
ME niepoczytalnym, re stracii zu
pelnie zdrowe zmysly iw czasit
oblakania dopuscii sic straszns
stbrodni.
Schmidt byi wedrowcem. By
on wyswiecony dla dyecezyi no
wojorskiej. Krotko jednak poten
zeszedl ma manowce zostai przei
.Arcybiskupa zwolniony. Chwilo
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.DALSZE WYPADKl
AUTO ON OBIL0 " {.
Zabito wczoraj dWie osoby
iSkaleCZOnO cZtery.
Kara wiezienna dla szale1cow?
Ktos zazartowa} SObie zArcybiskupa.
Dwaj ChiCagOWanie pOstrzeIeni ma lowach'
Kobhta policyantka bohatefka.
Aresztowa1a bandyte bez niczyjej
pomocY.

nizej serca. Ford ziozyf rannego
w Iodce i czempredzej wioslowai
do hotelu, gdzie zawezwano CHI
rurga, ten specyalnym pocla-
giem kolei Chicago, Milwaukee
and St. Paul odeslai ranneSo
dentyste do chicagoskiego szpi--
tala. Dentysta jest zonaty j ma
dwoje dzieci. Stan jego krytycz--
ny. ale ME jest beznadziejny.
Drugie nieszczescie wydarzyio
sic wczoraj w miejscowosci Ce--
dar Lake, Ind. Ofiara padf Leroy
Long, syn L. g. Loug'a, 5o2S
Rokeby I'll. Polowal on ma kacz'
ki, gdy broh jego zahaczyla sic Q
krzaki i wypali}a. Naboj pre-
strzelif Long'owi prawa reke.
Mysliwy mial tyle przytomnosci,
re zaszedi do pobliskiego FAR
mera ! ten zawezwai dra {. w
ITalbott'a 2 miejseewosci Lake
Villa.
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.wo tylko byl asystentem przy ko-
5ciele Sw. Jozefa.
Proboszcz parafii sw. Jozefa,
ks. Hauptman dowiedziai sic Q
morderstwie cd samego zbrodnia-
RIA. CzIowiek ten przyznaf sic dc
wszystEiego. KS. Hauptman po,
rozumiawszy sic asystentaml
wezwai policye i kazai morderce
aresztowac. Policya utrzymuje, ze
i bez wiadomoSci Cd proboszcza.
by}aby Schmidta wytropila.
UTRZYMANIE IDZIE w GO.
" RE-.
Washington, 10 wrzesnia. -
Dnia Is wrzesnia biezacego roku
utrzymanie w Stanach Zjednoczo,
nych kosztowaio so procent vic
cej niz w roku 1900, try procent
wiecej niz rok temu, a Is procent
wiecej niz diva lata temu.
Rad przeprowadzi} badania
te wykazaiy, re utrzymanie istot'
ME idzie W gore.
w ostatnim roku procent
podskoczenia cen byl nastepuja-
cy: slonina 16 proc, szynka 14,1
karbonada 1874, drob lis, JaJa
11.7, bifsztyk 1O.1, smalec ~
maslo 5,6, mleko Al.
Lat Is temu mieso bylo o polo
we tahsze.
ZAKAZ SADU FEDELALNE'
GO w sPRAWIE THAWA.
Colebrook, N. H., Is wrzesnla
- Sprawa Thawa wziela znow i'll
nv obrot, bo w sobote adwokac
'Thawa postarali sic 0 zakaz So
dowy W sadzie federalnym. Na
jakiej podstawie zakaz ten wy
dano, tego ma razie niewladomo
W kazdym razie sedzia Aldricf
wydal odnosny zakaz.
Ola Thawa sprawa ia jest waz'
ma, bo broni go cd niespodziewa'
nego wyjazdu W strony szpitals
dla waryatow w granicach stanr
lNew York. lego Thaw zawsze sif
obawial. Spodziewal sic, re "
New Hampshire zrobia z MIN tc
co z MIN zrobiono w kanadzle
kiedy go przez granice niesPo-
dziewanie przerzucono.
Dzief wczorajszy Thaw spe-
Edzii W hotelu. Szeryf ME chcial &c
zabrac do metodyskiego zboru
choc ten podobne zyczenie wyra
Izii.. Ola bezpieczenstwa szery
fDekonczenie Tia str, 5cE).
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nych objawach zostala W czaSie
pobytu W grocie, siynacej cudaml
i objawieniem NajSw. Fanny Ma
ryi - nagle odrazu' uleczona, 60
lekarze miejscowi stwierdzili.Po-
dobnych uleczen stwierdzono o.
statnio caly szereg i szeroko a
szczegolowo rozpisuja sic o TEN
gazety francuskie: sparalizowana
staruszka PAM Bourney zostala
podobniez uleczona tax, IL groty
samodzielnie myjSc mogia; gilt
choniema Joanna Bodet odzyska-
Ia W grocie tel mowe, lrland--
czyk Downey, Z Belfastu, odzy--
skal dawno utracona wladze W no
gach. Niezwykle te uleczenia
przyczynia sic znacznie do pogie-
bienia WARY rozslawienia tenn
wiekszego cudownej owej miej-
scowoSci. o wielkiej liczbie po-
dobnych wypadk6w donosza tele-
granny prasy zjednoczonej W cia-
gu dni oStatnich.
z NIEMIEC.
Jena, Is wrzesnia. - Odbywa
sic tn kongres socyalistow ME
mieckich, przy udziale reprezen-
tacyi partyi socyalistycznych z
Austryi, Wegier, Francyi, Belgii
| i .Portugalii. Nastepca Bebla'
przewodniczacego partyi niemie--
ckiej, zmarlego niedawno, zostal
obrany Ebert, posci socyalistycz-
ny do parlamentu niemieokiego.
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oDWAzNA PoLIcYANTKA.

Parma Tama Solomon, zydow-
ka, zamianowana niedawno spe-
cyalnym detektywem, dowiodfa
wczoraj swcmu przelozonemu,
re posiada najglowniejsza kwali-
fikacye na czionkinie policyi Chi
cagoskiej - nieustraszone NEST
wo.
Ma krzyz6wce ulic I2-tej JEFF
ierson arcsztowala ona rabrsia,
Arnold'a Baun'a, ktory podeJ--
rzany jest o skradzenie materyi
ma suknie wartoSci $4,000 re
skladu Izaaka Stein'a, pnr. SOC
w. I2-tej III. Ziodziej opieral sig
pannie Solomon, lccz ia dohyia
rewolweru zmusila go do pod
dania sic.
Baum dawniej pracowa1 ola
Steina, ktorego mial okrasc z
pomoca innych rabusiow.
Kapitan detektywow ]. J. Hal
pin wyrazil uznanie pannie Solo
mon "a aresztowanie rabusia z
narazeniem wlasnego zycia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-15
KRONIKA NIESZCZESc AU-
TOMOBILOWYCH.

KRONIKA NIESZCZESc AU-
ToMoBILoWYCH.
Samochody motorcycle W
dalczym ciagu zabijaja i kalecza.
Oto lista wczorajszych nlesz-
czeSc:
Zabici:
Henry Lee, kt6ry umari w
szpitalu, doznaf pekniecia czasz-
ki gdy spadl L motorcyklu, chcac
ominac ex-aldcrmana II. 5. Fit
cha.
Robert Grace, 1907 Heath ave-;
najechany przez automobil cieza-
rowy zbiegu w. I2-tej ullcy /
Ogden ave.; zmarl w szpitalu.
Ranni:
Bert Wolters, 1858 Federal ul..
odni6sf rany ma gtowie gdy mo-
torcykl ma ktorym jechai z panna
Shirley Johnson uderzyi W obra-
miienie brukowe przy n. Clark
ul. i Foster ave-; oboje sic boles-
mic skaleczyli; przewieziono ich
do szpita1a ,,Ravenswood."
Jacob S. Vanderploeg, 1890 >.
Peoria ul., najechany pre- auto
mobil gdy schodzif tramwalu
linii Halsted ul., przy 77-meJ uli-
cy.
Henry S. Fitch, ex-alderman,
lat 70, S27 Oakwood boul., naJe-
chany przez MOTORCYCLE Henryka
Lee, ktorego zgonie powyzel
donosimy.
NIESMACZNY KARYGOD--
NY zART.
Tutejsze pismo poranne IKE
cord Herald" zamieSciio we
wczorajszem wydaniu sensacyJn4
wiadomosG o liScie wystosowa-
nym przez J. E. Najprzew. ~
Arcybiskupa Jakoba E. Quigley a
do proboszczow wszystkich para
fiji w archidyecezyi chicagoskleJ,
poleceniem ostrzezenla para
fian pred rzekomo nieprzyzwoi-
tym tancem zwanym tango
Gdy doniesiono ArcybiskupoWl o
owym artykule, kazai on natych-
miast wyslac telegram do kazde-
90 proboszcza doniesieniem' ze
kanclerz dyecezyalny zadnego Ii
stu ME rozeslai i on tez nic ME
vie O takim liscie.
I powodu tcj kompromltacyl
redaktor naczelny gazety IKE
cord Herald" wydalil rcportera,
kt6ry klamliwq wiadomoSc "a
mieScii.
Sledztwo wykazalo, re repor--
ter dostaf list od !. L. Guyon a,
prezesa nauczycieli tanc6w p. n.
United Professional Teachers OF
Dancing Of America, lecz istu
tego ME aprobowai ani Srcybis-
kup ami kanclerz.. /,
DWAJ MYsLIWI PosTRZE-
LEM.
Pierwszego wrzesnia rozpoczai
sic sezon mysliwski, wiec spo-
dziewac sic teraz MONA prawie
codziennych wypadkow ME
szczeSliwych.
Jedno nieszczescie wydarzylo
sic wczoraj rano ma jeziorze Fox
dentysta chicagoski, DIR. Karl H.
Stone, 852 Belmont ave-, wybral
sic lodka ma polowanie ma kaczkl
z asystentem, H. Ford'em. Przy
wychodzeniu iodki Ford upu--
sell broii i ia wypalila: naboj u
tkMil W piersiach dra Stone; a. po-
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Samochody motorcycle W
dalczym ciagu zabijajq i kalecza.
Oto lista wczorajszych niesz-
czeSc:
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hoof-beats woke the echoes a sudden
violent barking of dogs broke out.
Antelope was evidently not as sound
asleep as it looked. At the hotel, es.
pecially. there was life and move
ment The bar disgorged a throng OF
men, and Perley. the proprietor, had
to push his way through them to vel
come his midnight guests. Antelope,
though remote, was in Geographic
communication with the world. and
The operator at Rocky Bar had wired
Pcrley to be ready for the distin-
guished arrivals--uews that in n half
hour was known throughout the
town and had brought most Of the
unattached male population into the
hotel
Jake McVeigh was pulling the lug
gage from under the seats and Can
non was interchangng the first greet
ings with his landlord, when the girl
who had gone TO the balcony railing
aud was looking out into the dark.
ness, cried:
"Why, papa. snow"
The information seemed to startle
every enc. The men crowded from
the doorway and balcony into the
street. McVeigh set down the bags.
and. turning his wcathcr-beaten face
10 the sky. uttered a smothercd ciac.
ulation Of a profane character. Can.
non came forward to where his GauCh-
ter stood and looked into the black
ness beyond. The girl had drawn off
her glove and held her bare hand out.
then stepping back to the light of the
window. she showed Il to her father.
The white skin WAS sprinkled with
snow crystals.
"SaIe cHsrsh." he aid n tA2Ls-t
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lazy cast of his ego upon her that was
as full OF affection az a caress.
The young lady. who had also put
of her outer wraps, still wore her hat,
which was widc-brimmed and cast a
shadow over the upper part of her
lace. Below it her hair showed a fine,
bright blonde, giT'Dg forth silky
gleams in the lamplight. To the peep
ing heads in the doorway she seemed
a creature instinct with romantic
charm, which was expressed in such
deliCaCies Of appearance as q pearl
white throat, rounded chin, and lips
that smiled readily. These graces, ca
rcryy deciphered through dimness and
distance, had the attraction of the
eemi-seen, and imagination, thus Civ.
GA an encouraging Gllip. invested Bill
CanECa's girl with n haunting beauty
II was remarked that she bore no re-
seYnblance 20 her father In coloring.
features, or build. In talking it over
later, Rocky Par decided that she
" ust favor her mother. who, as all
california knew. had been a waitress
-. tSe "'lss Hotel az MarYsvIlle. u hen
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been able to see plainly she would
have noticed the change in the foil
age. the disappearance of the smaller
shrubs and delicate interlacement OF
naked boughs. and the mightier
growth OF the pines. soaring shafts
devoid OF branches to a great height.
Boulders appeared among their roots.
straight falls OF rock edged the road
like the walls OF a fort.
McVeigh turned and caught the
bright eye.
seems like your paw must think
lot of what he's heard about the
new strike at Greenhide to come all
this way" he whispered.
guess he does" came the re-
spouse In the same key.
1T sort OF stumps me TO know why
you came along with him." he contiu-
ued, his eyes on the horses, but lean
| ing back to catch her answer.
"Mightn't just want 70 see the
country"
We'll. mebbe you might. but it
don't seem to me that you're seem
much of it tonight"
He heard her smothered laugh, shot
his glance back to his horses, and
| then turning back to her.
You're a lively girl. amt you?" he
said
Il don't feel very lively just at
this minute. I'm a cold girl. the cold
est in California, think"
That made him laugh too, but he
turned back to his horses, saying with
quick consideration:
Il guess you are. Come, boys" tc
the horses, we've GOT TO get a move
on. We cant let this young lady
catch cold"
The horses quiCkoned theic pace
and there was no more talk. An hour
later the first broken lights of Ante
lope sparkled along the road. The
old mining camp. In hollow between
two buttresses OF the Sierra, lay shut
tered and dreaming under the star
light A lamp-lit window, here anC
there, showed the course of it's strag
Cling main street, and where the no
tel stood, welcoming rays winked be
tween the boughs Of leafless trees.
As the thud Of the approaching
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CHAPTER II.
A Younq Man Married.

That same evening, at the hour
when Bill Cannon and his daughter
were setting out from Rocky Ear,
Dominick Ryan was walking up Van
Ness Avenue toward his mothers
house.
Dominick did not know az what
hours balls of the kind Mrs. Ryan
was giving that evening were sup
posed to begin. 1t was nearly three
years since he had been a participant
In such festal gatherings. He had
not been at dance. or a dinner, or
theater party since his marriage.
He had heard that these functions,
as people now called them, began lat
or than they did in his day. Stop
ping by lamp he drew out his watch
ten o'clock. 1t was later than he
expected. In truth. as he had seen
the house looming massively from its
less imposing neighbors, his foot had
| Jagged, his approach had grown slow
er and slower. 1t was his mothers
! home, once his own. and as he drew
nearer to il his reluctance to enter
/
| oppressive.
The stimulating unquiet OF festiva
was in the air. Round the mouth Of
! the canvas tunnel that stretched from
! the door a dingy crowd was assem-
bled, staring In at nothing more in
spring than the blank visage of The
closed portal At every passing foot
step each face turned to the street
hopefully expectant of the first guest
The whining Of catgut strings, swep
by tentative bows, struck on Domi
hicks ear as he pushed his wa!
through the throng and passed up thu
tunnel. Before he touched the bel
the door swung back and a man-sey
want he had never seen before muI
INJURED politely in low tones:
"Gentlemen's dressing-room frs
floor 10 the right"
Dominick stood uncertain. He wa
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only a rare. occasional visitor at his
mothers house. and tonight the hall
stripped for revelry looked strangely
unfamiliar.
"Gentlemen's dressing-room first
floor to the right" repeated the ser
want, and Dominick became aware OF
the mans eyes, fixed on him with a
CLEAN Of uneasy scrutiny shining
through cultivated obsequiousness.
Where is my" he was going 10
say mother" but checked himself,
amending it with, where is Mrs.
Ryan,"
The servant indicated the open door
way TO the right and Dominick passed
in. Through the vista Of two rooms,
their connecting archways incur
tanned. he saw the shining spacious
ness Of tho ballroom, the room his
mother had added to the house when
Coruelia. his sister. had come out"
As he entered he saw his mother
and Cornelia. They had been stand
ing in ore corner. Cornelia adjusting
the shade OF an electric light.
HIS mother was standing beside her
watching the arranging hand. She
was gixty.cight years of age and very
stout, but her great wealth made ii
possible for her 20 employ dressmak-
ers who were artists and experts, and
her Partisan costume made her look
almost shapcly. II fell about her in
some jetted furnishings. With their
shifting CLEAN the CLINT of diamonds
mingled. She also wore pearls round
her neck and some diamond orna.
mcnts in her acknowledgement gray
hair.
"Thcre:" said COrnclia. Now
ere 81! sycn.' ant sis ElseIed
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TORTURED BY UGLY
ITCHING ERUPTION
Doctor Recommended Resinol.
Half of soc Jar Cured 1t.

Baltimore. Md. Nov. S, 19i2--"My little
daughter was taken with a. very small
spot on the back OF her hand. 1t grew
larger and caused her more trouble. When
she would scratch it, 1t would bleed and
get very ugly looking, so I doctored it
myself for about q year. and at last 1t
broke out on both knees. and when sho
would go to bed she would scratch. ond
was so tortured and suffered so from tho
itching, that / took her to our doctor.
WHO recommended Resinol Soap and Res
mol Ointment.
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Occasional Visitor.

A notable housekeeper OF the past
generation, before the days OF screens.
had just announced with decision chat
she never had any flies.
But, Aunt Augusta" faltered the
timid visitor at seems to me that
saw a few in the dining-room."
"Oh. those" replied her aunt. with
a majestic wave of the hand, were the
neighbors' flies. They will come in
occasionally. But I was saying. we
never have any of our own. Youths
Companion.
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Copyrishs 1905 BY The BoBDs-nEaaIL CO.

with the aiertness of youth, promising
"a cold lunch" in q minute. To the
others it came as a piece Of inteli'
gence that added awe to the lighter
emotions OF the occasion. BY common
consent their eyes focused on the
great man who stood warming his
hands at the stove. Even the rare,
unusual woman, revealed now IS suifl-
ciently pretty to be an object OF fu-
ture dreams, was interesting only 10
the younger and more impressionabie
members of the throng All but these
gazed absorbed. unblinking, at BIZ
Cannon, the Bonanza King.
He was used to It. 1t had been a
part OF his life for years. Eying his
admirers with genial good humor.
he entered into conversation with
them, his manner marked by an easy
familiarity, which swept away all
shades Of embarrassment, and drew
, the men around the stove, eager TO
| respond to his questions as to the con-
dition and prospects Of the locality.
The talk was becoming general and
animated, when the ancient man re-
turned and announced that the cold
| lunch" was ready and to please step
after him into the diningroom."
This gaunt apartment. grimly un-
adorned and family illumined. an oC-
CaSional lantern backed by a tin re-
! aector projecting feeble light into
! it's echoing emptiness, was swept of
slI intruders. and showed n barn-like
baroness of wall and holiness of roof.
| Lines OF tables, uncovered between
asnking wooden benches, were ar
ranged down its length. Across the
| end OF one of these white cloth was
spread and three places set Jake
McVeigh, less innocently democratic
! tnnE the hotel proprietor. was about TO
| withdraw from the society Of his dis
| tipguished patron and seat himself in
scernly loneliness at an adjacent
! table, when Bill Cannon's voice arrest
ed hin.
What are you going off there for,
| sonny, as IL you were leper? Come
over here and sit side Of us"
Cannon, his ovorcoat removed, was
! seen 10 tie powerful, thick'Sct man,
with & bulkiness that was moro a
matter Of broad build and muscular
! development than fat His coat set i'll
, upon him and strained at the buttons.
! r. had the effect of having worked Up
/ toward the shoulders, noticeable in
: the clothes Of men who are deep.
! Chested and sit bunchiy, lie had a
| short neck which he accommodated
with q rundown collar, gray beard,
| clipped close TO his cheeks and square
on the chin, and gray hair, worn rath-
or long and combed sieekly aud with.
! out parting back from his forehead.
| in age he was close to seventy, but
the aiertness and intelligence Of q
! cD1Qucring energy and vitality were
! in his glance, and showed in his move
ments, deliberate, but sure and full of
precision. He spoke little as he ate
| his dinner, leaning over his plate and
! responding to tho remarks OF his
| daughter with an occasional monosyl
! liable that might have sounded curt
had It not been accompanied with a
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-02-13
Improved with first application

'T sent for samples and after the first
application the itching and Inflammation
was improved. and l kept It ZIP night and
morning. and by the time the sample was
gone she complained very little, so got q
fifty cent jar. and before that was hale
gone tho trouble had entirely disappear
cd" (Signed) Mrs. Maude Schmechel. 2i3Y
Presbury Street.
Nothing we can say OF Resinol equals
what others, such as Mrs. Schmechel. say
of il. II you are suffering from itching.
burning skin troubles, pimples. black
heads, dandruff. chapped face and hands.
ulcers. bols, stubborn sores. or piles, IL
will cost you nothing to try Reslnol Oint-
ment and Soap. Just send to Dept. 1S-K.
Rcsinoi Chem. Co. Baltimore. Md, for a
free sample OF each. Sold by all drug
Gists or by parcel post.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-02-13
Too Much for Him.

The elevator passed the homely
mans floor.
Here boy" he cried. let me out
on the sixth | thought you knew
that was my floor"
Excuse me, sab" returned the
boy, stopping the elevator and return
ing to the sixth floor. Il ought to know
your face. sab. but de trouble is
have to remember so many ob 'em.
an yous am so complicated, sab"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-02-13

corrects constipation. Munyon's Paw-Paw
Pills are a tonic to the stomach, liver and
nerves. They invigorate instead Of weaken;
they enrich the blood instead of impovcr-
ishing it; they enable the stomach TO get all
the nourishment from food that is put into
it. Price IS cents All Druggists.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-02-13
CONSTIPATION

Munyon's Paw-Paw
Pills are unlike all 9TH
or laxatives or cathar-
tics. They coax the
liver into activity by
gentle methods, they
do not scour; they do
not gripe; they do not
weaken; but they do
start all the secretions
of the liver and stom-
ach in a way that soon
puts these organs in a
healthy condition and
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-02-13
We've Done Our Share.

Woodby--ls there any money In
writing for the magazine?
Scribbins-Sure! the postal de-
partment is about half supported that
way.--Boston Transcript.