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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

! Glteren WGnner unb Srauen. log un0
idjlagen lie nit Der &eiile nieDer. Sic
Grfpahienen uno &inber fperoen fat
INNER perihpnt, es lei Oenn. bab Der
In9reifer dlrBerIt blutgierig lei ober
auf @egcnipebr itoBe. Spd bebauerp
Die &annibalen an elmer iolden Tbn3
niht 10 Iebr ben FOB bes llngliifs
lid]en uls pielmebr ben Grlos, Den I'D
aus Dem Serfaiif bes Sflanen se5osed
bdtten.
Ser Sflabe mli6 ale feline Sfants
mes gi9entbiimlid,teiten aufgebcn urlS
bnrf 10 tpenig ais mpglid) b~erporblidei
lanen. pnS i'm in Sitten uub Wes
brdldcn on feline Seimat6 ertnnerE
Gr tommt ben @iiniflen icincs Sefrd
10 setreu ndd, baB CT it'd balb ipie eit
k&iiIfeHbeippbner befpeet unb ieins
Sprade pergibt. Or lebt NIT bcr
| Samilie ieines Serrn 5niammen. lpira
faber nid,t ais ebenbiirtWcs @lieogbcs
bdnbeIt. ais Stlope bat er MIR
Hilihten 5i erfiilen, aber feline Gefte
81 bea%nipruden. Senn in ben Iusen
Der llferleute gilt er niht ais @emif,
ionbern als Sbier. NIT Dem man
feinerlei Hiidiiht 81 ncbmen bralIht,
Seine Iufsabe lit 81 arbeiten inb iih
alien bienitbar Su MADDEN. Ser
Gigentbiimer fa1n i'm tobten ooer ers
ihldeen aus einem beliebigen 8rnnoe;
fein @enI6 fiimmert iih ipeiter ourlim
ober finbet Elm @ort oes Sabels. Sas
Shredlifite mag fir DEN Sflanen in
friiberen 3eiten ipobl Der 4eonnfe ses
ipeien iein, baB er bel iebem Seite abz
geiflaftet perben fonnte. gin cine
Slltht mar nid)t 5i benfen. Wehe
inn. ipern er babel ertappt iporoen
mdre: man lpiirbe i'm auf Der SteIe
eridlageu.
Ser COB bes Sflapen lit 10 trauris.
ipie lein gan5er 2cbenslnuf. Selten
bringt CT cs 8u einem pprgeriidteh
Sllter. Irbeit unb r~iidiidtsloie Bee
banblurg reiben feline itarfe Hatur
balb auf. Sn ieiner 8ranfbeit Ihenft
man linn ipeniger Iufmcrfiamfeit oils
eincm Sunbe. Mciitens itirbt CT eine
lam uub perlaiien in elmer ihled,ten
Siitte. an eincm abgeleaenen Srte.
Niemano beiueint i'm; feinem fdut es
ein, ieiner Seitattung bei6uipobnen. es
lei Bonn. bab iein Serr III 8roBs
mltb cinige 6aben Wtuihelgelb per<
tbcile.
Bis iiber bas Grab 6inaus baltert
feline Suriidieeung. Nah Der Meis
ming Der @%ineeborcnen panbert feline
Seele nidt 5irm Combat SLUG in
Nafanci. INN lid NIT Den Seelen Der
Scritprbcncn 5u freucn. Sic pirb
ptrlrtbeilt. obne &lbe lumber 5u fpdns
mno Die 2cbenpcn nit Bitten nnD
men iiber ibr llnaliif 5l bclditigen.
r Stlape ldbt ia bel ieincm Sooc
lein Termpgcu Sltrild, ,unb nab Mns
iift Der gingcburcuen bat nlr Der
icniae Teft auf Gin rnbigcs. freubcns
reidcS Scnicits. scr uuf grocn cine
groBc &cngc Iujdelacle bclaB. lin
Den ansebliden S"clditigun9cn Der
urmen Sflapenicelcn 81 cntsc6cn.
lcgcn Die Seute an bcitintmtcn Srtcn
GBlpaarcn nicbcr. pclhe snr 9inocs
ring bcs troitloicn 3~nitanoes Der linz
gliidlid,cn beitrasen iolen, uno bel
nercm Inblid Die Scclen ibr Sammern
cinItcQen.
Scr 3uitanb Ser Stlapcn lit alip
fcin cenciocnsiperther. lpcsbulb Der
Yfiilipn NQcS baran gclcgcn lit. bicies
Soh bon ben lln9liidiidleu sl ncbmen
nnb linen bic driitIid,e Sreibeit a.,
oer1crsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
Xxx.

Sis bor einigen Sabren bcrrid)te
i'm &iiitenge6iet unO in Banning Die
StIaperei NIT al ibrcn @rcuelu.
&ricge, peld)e maj mir in Der Ibiidt
auf Sflanens@ epinnung- untcrnabm,
fnnben ipeni9itens einmal im Sabre
iidtt. Gin lolder ereignete lid i'm
Sabre 1896. Die Scpobner Der Der
gnininger aiiite porgclaserten Snieln.
inn Sunbe nit anbcren &iiitenbeipobe
nerr. batten @apits 2cute gum Stranbe
cingelapen, lin enbeiiltia Sriebeu nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

ibnen Su idlieBen. Sic gainingcr.
erfreut iiber bieic Nahriht, 5ogen
iubelnb. NIT Sdpeinen unD Saros be-
LADEN, gum Ieeresitrdnbe, mo mar
lie ifon ldiIgit ertpartetc. IuBerbalb
Der Sunbbanf itduben bic Sablreid]en
Sabine Der Sflnpenid9er, pon benen
MIR lpenigc on 2anb itiegen. Nan
fautc getel, iprad, bon Srieoen. ilms
nrmtc iidL belt iih sum 3eihen Der
Srennoifaft umidluneen uno be-
ifcnftc iih seeenicitis nit aleinisz
feiten, tpobei iih Der Sflapenidger nm
bofber5isiten 6ei9te. Die Sflapen@
idger forberten Damn Die, Saininger
duf. Die @ei1cnfe auf Die Sabine gu
tragen, mas lie audi tbaten. Bel ben
&dbnen empfins iie NIT se<
bcud)elter Sreunbfdaft, rieb linen Die
| Saare nit &alt Elm. bemalte ibre
Srnit. nannte lie 9ruber. Heffc, Sobn
unb beebrte iie amit cinein ueueu
9tamen. Bdbrenb Die iungen 2eute,
bis 81 Den Siifter i'm 8alier Itebenb.
Die @egenseidentc bepunScrten. bic
linen fir Die Shmeine ueriprofen
paren. itredten Die Sniaiien Der Sabine
ploslif ibre Sdnpe nad ZEN 8ainius
germ aus, nm lie III Die adbne gu
3iebcn.
Sn bemielben guscnblid ltieBen Die
Steuerleute Der perifiebenen Sabrs
5euge NIT glisesihrele in Die bobe
See. Sie gdininger, ben @oben
inter Den SiiBen perliereno nno bes
Shipimm,ens niht mddtig, fonnten
iif Den Terrdtberu niht entreiBen
unb muBten linen fplgcn. Wel6'
ber5serreiBcubc SanumerI5enen iih oa
ubipielten. fam man lih benten. Die
rugliidlifen Hchtcn ihre Seiube an.
beulten uno ~lpcinten; Der Sflapens
ideer ieb9d, bLicb talt unb uucrbitts
lid; CT ruberte peiter; Die Sflauen
triimmten Iid) nab allen Hidlturgcrb
ricfen gum llfer bin, 100 Die Sbrigcn
itdnocn. abcr p%er9cbcns. Iarcn JIG
unrlbig. 10 banb man tic an bns
Sabr5eus. @abcn tic iif aud in
oicier Gage nod, nidlt 5ufricpen, 10
orubte q linen NIT Der aelilc uber
betdIbte tic nit eiuem Stlngc.
gm llfcr ficlen Die teuhleriidcn
Srcunbe fiber Die onbcrcn Spicr Der.
nobel nur 8enige Dem @eneeel emit
siuscu. Die 3abl Der Grihla9cncn
belief lid aui etipa 80 Iann. Die
Sieger pGblteu Die beitcn 2eibcr Der
Sobten aus uub nabntcn tic gum
taunibaliihcn Iable nit nad Sauic.
@tan tanb Tie an Stangen felt ober
mari ibncn cine Sdlinac I'M ben Sals
nnb SOC Tic ldnps Der &iiitc i'm @ccre
nah. Sic 2abl Der Stiopen moftc
lid auf 30 bcIaufen. Spbatb Den
l%lngliidlifen icbc NuSiift auf SllidIt
%Ncnonmeu mar, pcrminbcrtcn oic
llfcrlcutc bic SdrcaiGfcit Der Sabrt.
cntferntcu bic Stiiclu bon SGnocn urlb
Nrmcn Der @cfanqcncn unb tbciltcn
linen Siim Sroitc uno iir @cruhiauns
nit, SaB tic uiht psripeiit ionpcru
bios" 81 Sflapen gcmntt piirpen.
Nuf Den &cimntb Suielu Der Stlas
ocriidgcr batteu ole Sruucn. gum @ms
cfanac her bcimtchrenben Sicgcr.
MroBe Icnacn Saro 9cfnft unb
Stcinc liibcab bcib gcmuht, Inn
ciaiac Der critInpcncu @%uiningcr gu
trnten SicicS ScitnabI ipurbe in
Wepealpart Der Sffapcn gebaltcu.
s0,cih mai Dem fnnuitnlii1en Siee
g~c2icite fihr cine Wcianptihuft nah
Der Niorotiiitc rno brohte Die Nndriht
oum Sflnpcnranb. Nn Den fplgeNs
Den Sa8en be0nbcn iih 5ahircihe'
aeuflniti9c noh Banning. I'M it'd Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

biploinatiid)cn &orps lit. Wit pers
ielben Sormalitdt lpllrbcn Die Ser
rem baum Dem Stantsiefretdr por9cs
itcllt. Mit ieoem Der Siplpntatcn
Iprud Der Hrdiibent Gin pnar Sc
grilBungsiportc, abcr Die &oriteaung
fudr n%ollitdnbis ccremonicn. Ydfz
Dem 6err &ilion bergeitnlt Die Scr
rem pcripnlid begriiBt bate, belt er
cine fur5e Iniprade on lie. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

Gen. penn es iid nm ctrpas anoercS
ais llnitcp States baRoelt, pie in gis
osiueb, lpilrbe audi Der riibrisitc mnn
cininbreihite oeirihc S~taatSperbanb
iidts alisrid)tcn folncn. Ibcr eS
9iebt ia. Wic Hebrasta bepieien bat.
audi nod 2c9iSlaturen, mo nidt bic
S~aneobrcn eaS srobe Wort fiibren mub
Die allcinige @'adt bciitcn. - Soma
&eform /"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
8egen 8rebS.

. Gep. Selir u. 8oIctti. g. s..
: nnb Yrof. Sbonas Yplpers.
: iueld)e beibe Dem hemituliidcn
: 9cpartement bes ct. Sgnatills
; Colleges su Sun Sraneisco an
, gcbDren. baben naf) elmer gut
; perbiireten Nad)riht Gin Scrum
, entbedt, ipcld1es SGnc bon
, dllBerem arebs fiirirt bat.
: Batter 8oietti crfIGrie. baB tic,
, obipobl es linen uiht eelungcn
} mare, ben &~ranfbeits s&cim an
, entoeden eineu @inipribitofi
, aiisfinois gemadt bdtten, ipels
, der Die &rebSz Sa5iIen in alien
, bon linen bebanbelten S1ucn
: aus Dem Slute cntfernt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

ba III erit,r 2inie nit Dem ircmos
ipra tiaen llntcrridt ia Sas Scutifc
fonmlt, Dem Seuti1thum &ebraSfa'S
nidlt mir. lpneern Dem aan5en Yaupe
cincn u%nifdpGaren Sicnit cripicien
baten, Der it'd babnbrcteno audi iiir
anocre Staatspcrbdnbe eripciien
lriirbc. Sreilid IN iolfen permudcrs
ten nnb allen mirflih er5ieberiihen
Scltrebnn8eu ieiuoli1eu 0elessebuns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

Dor elmer @eieaifaft @aibinatoner
Siirser hat Der britifhe gotifuiter
Srnee oieier Gage erfldrt, CT miinihc
Waihinston sur Sanptitabt Der Welt.
banptitibte senadt 5u ieben. Seine
britiider S%ancsltnte ~uerindIten ppr
insefabr bnnoert Sabren, bic in ibren
erifem Nniansen befinblihe Stabt nice
Der5nbrennen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
(spesieu far biefe 3eitmnsD
l1nter Goraaen nnb Menj6nire1ern Der siSjee,

@on Iep. II. GrSlanS, ~. 2. 6.

8aare an5uiebcn. Die Sflnncn ftora
Den bod i'm Yreiic. IS lpurbcu 100
Marf (etpa $3.50 in IuI6clselO fir
ieben giu3elncn 9c3ablt.
Inbere Strcif5ilee iuerbeu an Der
aiiite unterupmntcfL. Die Sflopeits,
ideer tbeilcn. lid in 8lpci %arteiems
friefen in bus 5idi6t unp lparten ia
ibrem @eritcdc. brs Die abnungsloIci
gcrgleute POM Stranpe aus bctf
Seimmc9 antretcn. gScnn @cstcrT
lid Den i'm Sinterbalt 2iegcnocr
ndbern, itiirmen picie beulenb auf Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
rs. O. Deriakren bel
paeetpeit.

@euerdls Yoitmciitcr Sittcod unters
iflrieb nod einen GrIaB, iponah be-
ginnenp nit Dem 1. Suli. bel Der
&atetpoits@ cforoerun9 bas rG. 9.
: &erfabren eiugeiiibrt miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

gs iiebt niGt aus. dls Oh Die Srics
oenstaube iobnlo in @eritp cinen
Hlbepunft finben ipirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

- ie bcriibmtc Sormcl. aad Der
AA lid bic Gage bes Siterfeites
fir ieoes Sabr berchnen
~ ldBt. bat gum Sdopfer feis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-11
WANTED-HELP.
AGENTS.

AGENTS wanted handle most useful article
toe market: large demand for goods. sue
assured: once. Miller Specially
80. Westminster. Md.
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Leave your little wants at
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NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
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Butler s Field. Druggists. srd and Indiana ave
Postal telegraph 1924 y. =. ave.
C-'.rell'. Drug store. 7th ana 7 SITS.
FED p Campbell. Drugs 42ns Georgia ave-
me- az rharms s 18Th sn and asp Columbia road
Gen,ner Drug Store, 14'h and 2 .ts.
Hrrh.::s nrns store 2,th and Pa ave.
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In,nn Station. Postal telegraph.
, 70. Stste, Capitol. Postal Telssrans
IlSZ connecticut sve-. Postal To'eVrabn
OuiSley's Drug Store o1st and q st.
GEORGETOWN:
6'ponneil's Drug Store 3ond and VI So
Pride's Pharmacy osth snd sts.
Postal Telegraph. 124a Wisconsin, eve.
NORTHEAST:
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SOUTHEAST:
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UNSURPASSED ADVANTAGES in many manu-
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large market cheap power. splendid distribiI-
tion. Write Industrial Commissioner, Calgary
Alberta
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR OLD.
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r. GOIDSTEIN. $50 d st. NV.
VELVET TREAD FOOT POWDER NOT ONLY
means freedom from all foot odors. but keeps
tho feet In healthy condition. 25c cans. T..
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STORE-16a Park road: rent. SD 10: sritahi. for
any business: 20x45. 342l Sherman NV:
rent. $15: ? living rooms same floor: exrep-
tonaI oppor unity for live -i,oemaker I6u..:.e
New Manor Market.
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EXPERT STENOGRAPHER WISHES A FEW PU-
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STORE AND DWELIING-6th and NJ SITS. ne
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RAILROADS

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO LINES
3:l5 pm. daily-Seepers 10 Louisville. Cincin-
natl. Indianapolis and st. Louis.
$50 pm. daiiy-Puilman 10 Cincinnati and
Chicago.
11:1O pm. daily = Sleepers Virginia Hot
Springs. Cincinnati and Louisville.
SIS Pa. ave. 1889 at. and Union statioa.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-04
CONGRESSMAN SMITH
- aND POLITICS

Fhose newspapers thruu %h out
e0Hihern California which have been
ehaIGpions Of the old order Of politics
A8ys taken The passing Of Me late Con
gErSsman :. z. Smith as an opportunity
fol showing that man intellectually
stFBg and Of clean personality was
wfsaIIy committed to the policies of the
2epRblican party under the leadership
sf Eaunon. But. after all, this signifies
nothing.
The editor of the Press was for a
Number of years a great admrer Of Mr..
SEInIh, both because of his intellectual
atialnments and his candOr and hon
sSty, But there is no sure test Of the
correctness Of any governmental the
sgy- There are honest men and able
J lsR who believe i'll the correctness
I s.s1 advisability of practical politics as
seSeInplitled by the old order Of states
I ae2nship, just as there are able men
xn0 honest men who believe such a
! soaeept of politics does not best serve
I ssfe people. There is no rule for deter
aiming these matters but on the basis
fsf sNpediency. Mr.. Smith thought the
/ s5n policy eXpedient while others be
]. 4eyed new policy essential to the
prosperity and progress of the people.
fN3fe they differed, and the majority
aefe against the congressman. even
s70agh everybody admitted the ability
- the man and admired him for his
sssflnS character. But his high char
astsr does not imply that the policy he
kaspredA Was the best policy for the
ss9ple Of the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-04
THEY HAVE FOUND US OUT

During the last few DAYS a num-
zbsr Of prominent Los Angeles business
Eien nave dropped into the valley singIy
9r n small groups. and the fact has
-4een- -Inade-4ll conspicuous that Of
ale number Of Los Angeles mer-
Asssss' have <aeqtired land holdings in
2t13e valley. And just now it appears
Chat severa los Angeles real estate
fsnen are becoming interested in the
sF2uey. As matter of fact. the com
hlereIal houses of Los Angeles have for
PEARS appreciated this valley, even be-
5sOFe the financial corporations took no
taes p conditions here. The real estate
interests II Los Angeles nave always
been against the valley. but a chanrr
sss rapidly taking place in their feeling
md It begiRs to- hook as though Los
angeles Is a whole would become a
st-s hdnster for colonization here.
+ Tue Press is particularly pleased to
Iote the change fbrit has been one
p1 the chief instruments in bringing it
sshUdT- About a year ago the Press
sei rs hand to the task of bringing
5about change Of sentiment in tins
Pect. and letters 10 the editor Of this
ssapFr from tie publisher of the Los
Ans seles, Express and tTribune, from the
fraffc manager Uf the Los Angeles Job
ssfs'-Asseciation- and from others OF
tsarge influence in Los Angeles promised,
tssistance in carrying out the work.
snd they have most faithfully kept their
9Qmlses, and that with excellent rA
Salts
b On the recommendation Of the Press,
az Tribune and Express secured per~
,hanent representation in the valley and
Blaced in the field staff man whosk/
3hief purpose is TO bring Los Angelica
getO closer relationship with all the inE-
seyi0r country. These two Los Angelesx
4ewspapers are entitled to great appres-
tialion by the people Of the valley fOt,
yhat they have done in changing seniN
3ment in Los Angeles. and the Prest>
gels particularly gratified that it wal
stbie to interest these powerful journalS
q special champions Of the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-04
READ THIS OLD CHINESE PRovERs

aCopyrlght, 1912, by j. p. Fallonl
& -ils9atf cd3tabsh 16bt diaGge hii;
:1,s5 .eos .ad,ia s,,Tt u gd?dshos TIL itstasiotsJ
sese proverb. The Importance Of this
- you rests upon the fact that the
rsood' customer has confidence in his
ziop,i and the "goOd'' shop gives the
sastomer quality, service, and square
asal
Z Ysu can rely dpon securing these
Alnss from the Inerch ants who ad-
yerifse in the Press, for they realize
mai once favored with your trade, they
must render all these things to retain
your custom. Their advertisements in
She Press are offers Of goods Of the
ees: quality, courtesy, and speedy ser
nee, and when you shop in their Stores
Hey fulfil these promises.
Shop. with reliable merchants, and
aSQoafnt yourself with the buying op7
ror.ohfties they offer by reading their
advertisements closely and constantly
ssery day ia the Press. le dsuai vi.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-04
CIRCULATION GUARANTEE

The Press guarantees that of each
en5 every edition of this paper more
thar 5000 copies will be sent to bona
ses subscribers.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-04

Don't thrown away those, old shoes.
Gage them repaired at the Electric shop
y Bfaekinton k-Advertisement Sc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-24

of $4,000 a year from the former and
$4,000 from the latter, and that about
all of the time he puts in directly on
the latter is on Sundays, although he
keeps track of everything carefully and
directs its affairs by telephone from Bos-
ton. He considers that he can do this
as we'll here as if he were in Portland
He told of presents Of 100000 from the
Maine road and 100000 from the Bos-
ton & Maine made to Charles $. Mellen
when the latter quit those railroads aft
er three years services without COM
pensation.
Mr.. Mcdonald defended the Maine
Central's purchase of the Kicker and 9TH
er hotels as sound from a business view.
point, although this idea was questioned
by Frederick j. Maclead, chairman of
the Massachusetts public service com
mission, and G. w. Anderson, member
of the board. Mr.. Mcdonald avoided
answering directly question as to what
was his opinion of the much discussed
and costly Hampden railroad, built un-
der the Mellen regime, but he did de-
clare that if the idea of such road was
put before him he would turn il down.
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AND SULPHUR
DARKENS GRAY HAIR
Brush This Through Faded, Lifeless
Locks and They Become Dark,
I@ Glossy, Youthful

Hair that loses its color and luster, or
when it fades, turns gray, dull and life
less, is caused by lack of sulphur in
the hair. Our grandmother made up a
mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to
keep her locks dark and beautiful, and
thousands of women and men who value
that even color, that beautiful dark
shade of hair which is so attractive, use
only this old-tine recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mixture
by asking at any drug store for So
cent bottle of sNVyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Hair Remedy" which darkens the
hair so naturally, so evenly that nobody
can possibly tell it has been applied.
Besides, it takes off dandruff, stops
scalp itching and falling hair. You just
dampen sponge or soft brush with it
and draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at time. BY morning
the gray hair disappears; but what de.
lights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur is that, besi'es beautifully
darkening the hair after few applica-
tions, it also brings back the gloss and
luster and gives it an appearance of
abundance.--Advt.
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lures begins to stifren, then turn intu
wet mold and place on ice to harden
Unmold and serve with whipped cream
Grape Conservative quarts grape
juice, boil "a hour, add equal amount
heated sugar and 6 oranges (cut off
whitel, cut up small pieces OF the vel
low and the oranges in small pieces. Use
pound seeded raisins, cut in halves,
navel oranges or discard seeds in others
boil until TO the consistency of jelly.
Welsh Rabbit.-0ne pound of cheese,
grated, tablespoon butter, | tablespoon
tomato catehup, u teaspoon of salt, l
gill beer or ale, dash of red pepper. Cook
in a double boiler, stirring all the time
until smooth and thick. Serve on hot
dipped and buttered toast.
French Salad Dressing. One teaspoon
mustard, l teaspoon salt, , teaspoons
flour, 2 teaspoons powdered sugar, few
grains cayenne, teaspoon melted but
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rate INCREASE
TO BE ALLOWED
Said Commissioner Prouty
After Hearing Boston
& Maine Affairs
COMMISSION WILL
DECIDE BEST COURT
Hearing Before Joint Board
of Nation and States
Concluded

Boston, Oct. DEMONSTRATION of the
railroad rates in New England by
interstate commerce commission closed
yesterday after hearing given Howard
Elliott, chairman of the New Haven d.
rectorate, and President Morris Melon
aid Of the Boston & Maine.
Commissioner Charles A. Prouty, who
sat with commissioners of Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts
said after the hearing without doubt the
Boston & Maine would be allowed to
increase its rates but the full interstate
commerce commission would come to
Boston next month to determine finally
the best thing to do.
Chairman Elliott said that if the Bos-
ton & Maine was compelled to fail and
pass into the hands of receivers, it would
mean large financial loss. He declared
that the New Haven, through the Bos-
ton Holding Co., has a large holding in
the Boston & Maine, and, as a large
stakeholder, would look after it.
President Morris Mcdonald of the Bos.
ton & Maine and Maine Central rail-
roads testified that he received a salary