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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-20
Rirkonmiss Canbua.


Iuitu Iuitu. SttttopU Htens
neeId ie dina moimoii, ia t~irfoeIo
ietueeia tuutui iiltd fun f,rftoberra
balwetiien bdnid fotfelut.
Yobalta tmntmi mouasti iefin, fun
torppureilla pdipdtDisid puesIoan
oil MIN buonoi eW6Gt. Olifban ban
poinnt antaa belle feitioa ia pit
mod, mutta alma main id antamat
to-.
2aittein pabtmmalta mntuipat
tuitenfin u mouet r~p1st0aiut.
Gimalammin mauba pnristunta oil
iddnpt puiae paliaiue. fun ban rp1s'
beiodt melastaan. uunisIafin
tuli ioefus mieleen manban maimon
ittelp6t iilmdt. Wtutfalan t5uin ipai'
mon ianotaan iuqeen beiffomielileffi
ientafia, fuh bdn ainoan lebmdn
otti nelostaan. pabaIta ne fattti
tuntuiWat.
W'utta iaattoitpatban ~ ola per-
feIeen fiuiautfiafin. Sebdn fe fdp
pmpdri niintuiu filiuWa ialopeura.
2pud n main olimattin fen febnon
iltpeitd, artpeli uffo. Oliban ftrtfo.
berraaa tpilioa Iiioffitin. 50 tdp.
beStd ne meniwdt b6nenfin ipmdnid
field muiben ioutosia. Spp torp.
parien f6pbpnteen oil taaS betsid
ifesiddn. ReIt9dn bdn ei mpDstddn
ouut liitaa ottanut, oinanfa main.
50 omania iaa tufin pitdd. Gimdt.
Ed ne f5pbdt olifi iilti maailmasto
loppuneet naitta bdn ei oIifi fetddn
rpSstdttdnptfddn. Gabaluan bdn
ct o0ut ipntid tebnpt fnmmeniin
muofin. 9eitfouben ipnnit faa tops
anteetf, fun ppptdd. Uiboainen Ie
main bdntd mairpaii Ia tabioi Iaaba
epdilemddn, ettei bdn oIefaan eld'
u,dn tie0d. apud Tiad iuImaaa on
mebteet. Run ilfeddtin tuua man.
bon triStttpn fimppuun.
Ndin neutpotteIi ntto uiein tiff
ienid ia aioi miboliien tienid, NUTS.
hlttoen file fitpedtd ia pubbasto eld.
m6dnid.
SfetTeen neumotelesioan metofi
bdn mp1Sftn naaplrien ormoste.
luun. Gen tiefi ban bpmdtF. sd
ne0d oil %puoIeqaan pleinen bpmdfs
fpminen.
Siten taisteIi ufto eI6mdn tieQ6
pdipdstd ioifeen. Gifd Ie maifeaIto
tunimnutfaan. Gunfiban bdn taitfi
p~oltpeffeet ia mmtfat
II
ntfo 4anbman taloS1a oil rfeurot".
Iupa oil tGpnnd mdted. Wonet tun.
nit oil 2anbua taaSfin imteIIut elG.
mdn item poIipeffeista ia fpmmenid
mirfid oil iauIettu. Soppnmirfitin
oil iamIettu ia Ieuramdfi alfoi Idhted
pois. !9eitettiin 10 bpmdstid. 3u.
man ofpesta ostui fiqoin fifddn 81.
malammin emdntd ia ianoi:
= Eerneifid firfosta!
- Ditto firfoSfa? - fp5pttiin.
- DIN.
= Nitds firffoon fuuIuu? = fpipi
- 6ptpdd fuuI,ru. Dieras pappi
iiead %iaarnaI ia bp'ud oil faarna.
Wai pieroS pappi. WiSta
mabtoi ola fotofin?
@n tiebd fitd, mutta bpm6 oil
2aufaa Re oil, mistd lie oIut
6elfinsiStd.
= Wui 6eIfinsistd asti, mai fieltS
pdin oil. Wai bpnd oil foarnamieS,
= ibmetteli ieuromdfi.
= 6pmd oil pappi. 2ontpon pa.
bui ia fauniiSti, eifd oIut miebeud
oaenfoan. Sbmifiin main
ia oifein. founiisti neupoi.
- Wai ct oIut farttaa oIlenfaan.
Ga menifD iaorna %Tittentfn oifein
idriestpt'esiddn! = ibmetteli Con.
buo.
SdriestptIeSfddn meni. Iarfos.
Il bon IeIitti timdn pdimdn enonfe.
- Wai emanfeIiumia %IeIitti, = IT,.
metteIi Ieuratpdti.
- Wifds ie MT onfoan tdmdn
pdipdn eipanfeIiumi?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-20
;. Mai SumaIan tawarao ianoi

mufaan. Wle plemme main, ionpi
ban, niinfuin tponiobtaia talosIa,
ionta on iidnnduen5d tebtdpd till
tuloisto ia menoista. SeIlaiiia III
mild, ioifa eipdt outa fDpbid, et
fpdtfd anna toparoan1d Sumolan
l~uoltofunnan bpnGtfi, ianoi ban
f~pd6rdti buoneenboliioiti, iotfo
mddrin tdpttdmdt Serron BELLE an
tomoo omoiiuutta. Siud Sumoio
on fdSfenpt f6pbid auttamoan ia
SumoIan moltofuntaa lepittdmddn,
Woi pant min tiufaue! =
Niin tefi. Sa bdn ianoi fitte
pieId. etid mont, ioaa moi ola tu'
tuloia folme' nelidtubatta fpuobesIo,
tuStin fotonoista marffaa nbraa
ldbimmdistenid. ia Sumalan maltn
funnan bpmdtfi. Seuaiiet ibmiiei
fanoi obneitfi. iaitureiffi ia mddriffi
buoneenbaltiioifi.
Ytiud afioiaa ie, pappi tddud
liitfui! = timabi Tonbua.
2oIebtia bdn ferdIi, mutta en-
muiSta mibin tarfoitutieen ie tult.
Sdftiinid pdin poppi ioarnao,
armaabon fen, = nauroi 9anbua.
= apad bdn main tetStiSiddn pm
|Ipi, ia Sumolon armostotin iba.
nastt pulpit. p~uolusteli firfosta
tuliia.
2pud mind arpaan minfdlai
men pappt ie oil. Nuori fofematon
mites warmaantin. pdd tdYnnd
raamaiunIouieita, tmutta berddmd'
TIN ia oipan fofematon mics. Gel
|%loinen benseliiesti fuouut, iofa opet'
taa tefoppbppttd ia tuouutta ustoo'
= IeIittt Ganbua.
81 bdn oinafaan tefoppbpptid
Icpettanut. 6dn bpmintin t%eroitti
ettd autuus on ormosta. Sanoipo
ipieId feloiienfin ~ionan, iota en- ole
if6nd tuu[lut.
Wtitd bdn ianoi! - mitd bdr
%ianoi! = buubettiin.
9dn ianoi, ettd Snmola on 10
~iofaifen ibmifen ~outuaaff tebnD
[0oI9atoua ia tasteesia.
= Dddrd profeetta oil! - fimobij
9onhua.
Wadr1 oil, Min oil. WiIibenfi
= imlma. - MnttifriStuS! buubettiir
pmpdrt tupaa.
2imolammin emdntd pritti mieId
jotain %ianoa, mutta tumaSfa FAM
feIlainen meIu, ettd fufoan ei fuuDut
mitd ~toinen fonoi.
WeIun tauottua aIotti 3onhuo
mirren:
Mb Seeius ole fansfamme,
SO ioutiu alta ebtooue;
Gun fonos palo autuaS
Vim anna paistaa buoneeS
ias! |. n. e.
Ddtiioufto pbipi mirteen. Gritpi'
fen moimaffaoff paiIui laulm FUN
pddstiin ianoibin:
WnhmiSta meitd fonasfd,
!6iuitie hdiip iaatana.
Str lolita fun armoStaS
Gao feurafunta turmaSiaS!
0pud ie main bpnin pulpit, n
rtttt 2imalammin emdntd nield,
mutta 2anbua tiuSfaIt:
= Gnu fiinni! 81 iaa pmbua endd.
Wenf66 fufin f~otiinne.
W6bitelIen ppietui m6fiiouffo ia
nffo Tonbua metGptpi tamariinia.
1ffo oti ianomaIebben fdteenid ia
aifoi fat5eaa fiid. Wtitta lufemifesta
Ell mInt mitddn. Niatutiet olipat
min IefaIin, ettd ban ct ouenfaan
taimnnut mitd Iufi. pddsId pp6ri
main firffoberron palffoipmdt, ST.
moInmmin em6nndn itfeipdt iImdt,
fiaoih Fun ban rpDstdtti betbdt, Wtnt'
faIon t1uin mummon beiffomieli'
inns y. M. Tuntui mDbstin iiItd
fun iofu diff mdbd mdlid b%umtonut
banen forwooniu: mddrd buoneen'
baItiio!
Se mt on tumma tue Iielin
fptbo linen, fun Ell anna pobaofoon
ranbao! = ionoi utfo fdrfimdttDmd'
nd.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-15

Angeles is e5 cents; to Phoenix it is
s1.12.
Salt Lake is little farther from
Kansas than Phoenix, yet the rate on
flour to that city is IS cents a hun
bred. just half the Phoenix rate.
It is believed that the result Of the
action started by the corporation CON-
miasicn viii be to reduce the average
freight charge on flour shipped into
Arizona 40 cents on each hundred
pounds. The ordinary family buys
flour b. the 50-pound sack, ard each
sack should be 20 cents cheaper.
According to careful estimates, the
average consumption Of flour is
pound a day for each person There
are approximately 100000 people in
Arizona. AID the daily saving wiz be
1920.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-15
JOHN ADAMS GOES
BACK TO MICHIGAN
Golf Expert Will Stop at Ell
Paso for Engagement of
Several Weeks.

Jack Adams, the golf expert, who
has been with the Warren District
Country club for the past month has
closed his engagement and win leave
for Douglas tomorrow He will re-
main in Douglas a number Of days
when he viii return to Warren and
then so to Fl Paso where he win
coach a number OF the prospective
competitors in the Texas state Cham
pion meet which will be played IN
Houston Texas early Ia May.
Mr., Adams win remain In FL Paso
for a number OF weeks. Those who
expect to make the competing team
of the "a Paso Country Club are
Messrs. Vance. Level and Edwards.
Closing his engagement in FL Paso,
Mr. Adams goes to Manitowoc, Wis
.consin, resort much patronized by
Milwaukee people. where he viii give
instructions In golf.
Arrangements have been made
whereby Mr.. Adams will return to
Douglas next year and he viii prob.
ABLY be for . tiEs at Warren also.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-15
FLOUR HATE CASE
DUE ON FIFTEENTH

PHOENIX, Ariz., March 1s.-April
Is has been set by the interstate com
meree commission as the date upon
which evidence in the Arizona corpor-
alton commissions attack upon
flour rates from middle western
points to Arizona win be heard. An
examiner will be sent here on that
date. 1t is expected that the hearing
win last several days.
The members and attaches o: the
corporation commission are confident
Of victory. Secretary a. Charles
smith and Rate Clerk Alec Jones
have compiled an imposing array Of
data
Il believe that if the railroad Off
Gals could be gotten together they
would order in very much lower rates
tomorrow said Secretary smith to-
Cay. The trouble IS to get them to
gether. end the easiest way to settle
:ss.:.s problem seems to be through the
Interstate commerce commission"
Flour is shipped to Arizona under
class rates. Jones declares that this
is something unprecedented. Every.
/ where else flour is regarded as a com
modify. as a necessity Of life.
Since practically all the flour CON
sumed in the west IS shipped from
Kansas and two or three other states
in that section. water competition
does not enter into the rate making
Yet the rate on hundred pounds OF
flour from Hutchinson. Kas., to Los
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-15
MANY HExICANS ARE
CROSSING BOUNDARY
immigration Service Is Han.
dicapped by Rush of So
nora Refugees

TUCSON, March 14-1hat the i'm
migration service is helpless to cope
with the present situation in Sonora
as it effects the service was the
statement of Immigration Inspector
in-charge Heath. Of Douglas who
spent yesterday in the city. He
brought two alien Mexicans here tc
be deported.
The inspector says that Douglas
is filling up with Mexican refugees
who have crossed over the line with
out being inspected. the service Off
GERS being unable to handle the stu
alton as il has no assistance. The
; patrol troops are not authorized TO
render assistance to the immigration
service officials, being there 10 pre-
vent violations of neutrality only
There must be at least 200 alien
refugees at Douglas who are illegal
" in this country" said the inspec.
tor. "All we can do is to do the best
We can under the circumstances and
when the trouble is over we will start
in TO wedding them out"
The official reports that Aqua
Prieta is quiet, following the peace
able evacuation by federal troops and
occupation by Sonora state troops
The constitutionalistas also allowed
the federals TO peaceably eyacuat,
Nacozari, several trains having heel
sent down to haul them away, from
which il would appear that the linf
OF enmity between the tive bodies o
troops is imaginary more than real
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-15
DARKNESS ENvELOPtD
BISBEE LAST MIGHT
Failure of Steam Plant of
Bisbee Improvement Com
pany Cause of Trouble

For nearly an hour last night, be-
ginning at S:15 O'Clock and confirm
ing until 9.Io, 3isbee did its business
by candle light. Thick gloom pre-
vaded the whole city and but one
bright spot, the Phelps Dodge Men
camille company, cleaned from the
darkness.
The cause of the premature dark.
ness was due to the fact that some
foreign substance got into the water
in the feed pipes of the boilers that
generate the power to run the dynaI
mos of the light company This cans
ed the water in the boilers to foam
and no steam could be generated.
The company soon had all its avail
able fierce of men working 10 repair
the damage, but it vas not until $3.50
that a faint flicker in the lights was
seen The flicker was but brief one
and five minutes later damp darkness
again held sway IL was fifteen min
utes later when the lights came on
again, this time TO stay.
The business district of Bisbee re-
AuS 0aA l4oA~NA 49, 49, 80
the trouble at the plant The saloons
had long rows Of candles strung
along the bars and the lunch stands
had improvised lights OF various de-
signs. Bisbeeites scurried about
their houses and, from cellars and
garrets, old lamps and candles were
secured.
Bisbee took the enforced gloom
cheerfully and there was no trouble
reported anywhere, with the excep-
ton of some rowdyism at the thea
tiers. These were crowded, it being
trc first night they have been open
in two weeks. and as soon as the
lights went out q number of boys and
young men in the audiences began
singing and yelling. causing many OF
the women patrons to leave. The or
chestras, however, played their loud
est and soon had the crowds in a
good humor.
The light company reports that
everything has now been repaired,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-15
CHANGE DESIRABLE
IN ROAD TO HACO
BY COPPER QUEEN
Important Ore Body Be
meath Present Road Brings
Request to City Council at
Meeting Next Tuesday
NEW ROUTE WILL
REDUCE THE GRADE

At a special meeting OF the city
council. TO be held on Tuesday night
a plan for the changing of part Of the
course OF the Naco road win be LAID
before the council. The matter Of
changing the course of the road has
been pending for some time. but it
has not been until this week that the
necessary plans have been made ano
the final data secured.
The change in the road is proposed
by the Copper Queen. For some time
the workings of the company have
been getting closer 10 the road and a
large ere body, that is believed to run
close to or beyond the road has been
discovered The present location OF
the road would interfere with the
working Of this body.
The plan that will be presented on
Tuesday night will call for the road
to skirt the hill beow Dubaker can
yon, the new road eaving the old al
point little below and opposite
the Stag dump. The route OF the
proposed new section has been care
fully gone over and it has been found
thar solid foundation will be Sc
cured for the entire distance of the
new section. Besides securing 8
solid road bed, the change will have
the added advantage of doing away
with much OF the grade that is now
encountered on the old road.
The new road will begin at a poinl
about 1900 feet down the Naco road
from the City Hall building and, as
At present proposed, will be about
500 feet in length. When completed
ii will be paved in the same manner
as the present Naco road. The eo'
dition will cause The removal or
number of small houses at present 10
Gated on the hill and probably the
CITY blacksmith shop. The water OF
Dubecker canyon will be diverted IN
der the road by a culvert, as II Is
now in the case Of the present ROAD
On account OF the workings neal
the road. It has been found that TINS
section of the road is continually
sinking It is estimated that the an
nual drop is about 3 feet OF more
This sinking has cost the city con
siderable amount in keeping the foao
in repair and is particularly notice
abIe after heavy rains. Besides the
breaking of the surface Of the roae
the sinking has caused a NUMBER .
freaks in the sewer line, the last o.
which occurred last month, toilo"
ing the heavy rains.
The cost Of the installation oil lhs
new road has not yet been estimated
Int II is probable that this will come
up at the meeting II the Pm -.
fayorably acted upon 1t is pronaol'
that work on the new road VIII Dc
gin in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-15

Here Is q smart taiior-made suit of
blue serge trimmed with magenta red
bengaline. This Is used for the re-
yeTs. cuffs and buttons The side
seams Of the coat are rounded off
over the hips and stitched over pocket
flaps. At the front these seams end
in darts. The coat fastens with three
buttons and the fronts are rounded
off. The skirt has q slot seam down
the front and a wide panel al the
back, making the skirt of the three
piece type.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-15
JOHN WILSON ROSS
STAYED WITH CASE
Now Looked Upon as Bene-
factor by Reinstated Pre-
cinct Officers in State

Judge John Wilson Ross, of this
city, is new being looked upon as a
benefactor by the precinct officers OF
Bisbee and other sections of this
county and the state. who were
turned from the official pasture by
the last legislature, but restored to
the clover patch by the state supreme
court. as the result of a suit brought
by Judge Ross in the name of Justice
OF the Peace High, of this city. in the
interest OF High and other deposed
precinct officers.
The general expectation among
numbers of lawyers and the almost
entire public, was that Judge Ross
would lose the case in the supreme
court. as he did in the superior court
at Tombstone. However, Judge Ross
never stopped hunting for law and
court decisions and never for a nom.
ent doubted the correctness of his
position.
So little confidence did even the
beneficaries have in the case that it
was hard work to secure any contri.
buttons outside of Bisbee to pay the
attorney and court fees. Constable
Thomas stated yesterday that he
called on great many of the precinct
officers throughout the state for as.
sistance, but that there was only one
response from outside OF Coehise
county and that came from w. B
Fonda, Justice of the peace in Stafford,
Graham county.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-15
tary Of the local CHAMBER. and

tary Of the local chamber, and its
rapid growth and development was
due largely to bis efforts He is sur
yived by wife, three children, his
father and mother and four brothers.
The funeral viii be held Saturday aft
ernoon at 2.30 o'clock from the Con-
gregauonal church Interment win be
made in Evergreen cemetery.
The deaceased was born at Newton
Iowa. He was a graduate Of the Kel
logg high school and later received
the degree OF bachelor OF philosophy
from the Iowa college, located al
Grinnell.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-15
NOTICE
The Turkish Baths Under Me-
MANAGEMENT.

ERNEST IEMb1, FIDp.
Our equipment is comfortable, clean
and wholesome, the. service expert
and we invite your inspection and
patronage.
Schmid-Shattuek Bldg.
Brewery GuIch
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-15

Of an asbestos shief attached TO the
hood Solder two arms to the hood az
The nroper place, ard to these attach
y sbeet Of asbestos Of the right size
The same thing may De zone II w w
exhaust pipe chars or oiisters Inc
work of the dash -,
After driving a touring car IN tns
rain. keep. the top up until it IS thor
oughly dry. If it is lowered aho
hacked away in the casing or boot.
the lining is apt to mildew and rot II
Is also a good plan, if any moisture
has penetrated inside the car, to take
The seats out and, if possible, sun all
the upholstery until it is bone dry
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-15
PROMINENT CITIZEN
IS DEAD IN TUCSON

TUCSON, March IA III. V. Failor
former secretary of the chamber OF
died yesterday morning at
his home near Tucson. For five
years he held the position of secre-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-15
To wipe Out Finger mark..

Rub the finger marks on doors
With a piece Of clean flannel dipped
kerosene oil; afterwards wipe with
: cloth vrang out of hot water to
AXE the smell away. This Is better
nan using soap and water, as it does
lot destroy shs paint.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-15
SAVES PAINT ON HOOD
Asbestos Shield VIII Prevent Crack
ing of the Coating.

at occasionally happens that the
paint on the hood viii become bis
tered through the heat from the ex-
haust pipe" says Los Angeles auto
body maker. After having the head
painted, the recurrence Of the had
pening NAV be prevented by the use
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-26
Kodiak
Now

All outdoors still invites, and
then there are those home pic
lures that always tell a well
come story. You will find
Brownies, Kodaks and Premos
here in full variety
Brownies-No. 1, 81; No. ?, 81;
No. 3, 81.
Folding Brownies-S5, 81, SO,
$40 and $12.
kodaks-Vest Pocket, Sc.
Others from $40 to $50.
We make specially of develop
ing and printing. Bring in your
films and let us do your finishing.
Best work and lowest prices.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-17
DID CHILD WAKE Up
CROSS Or FEVER|SH?
Look, Mother! If Tongue is
Coated Give "California'
Syrup of Figs,

Mother Nc. HNd isn't naturally
cross and Pc Soc if tongue is
coated; this i: sure sign its little
stomach, live" and bowels need
cleansing at once.
When hstiesS. paie. feverish, fun Of
cold, breath bad. throat sore, doesn't
eat. sleep or act naturally, gentle
liver and bowe} cleansing should al
ways be the first treatment given,
Nothing equals california Syrup Of
Figs" for children's ills: give a tea
spoonful, and in a few hours all the
foul waste, sour bile and fermenting
food which is clogged in the bowels
passes out OF the system, and you have
a we'll and playful child again. All
children love this harmless. delicious
fruit laxative" and it never fails to
effect a good INSIDE" cleansing Di-
rectious for babies. children of all
ages and grown-ups are plainly on the
bottle.
Keep it handy in your home. A lit
tie given today saves a sick child tc-
morrow. but get the genuine. Ask your
druggist for 50-cent bottle OF Cali
fornia Syrup of Figs" then look and
see that it Is made by the California
Fig Syrup Company COunterfeits
are being sold here. Don't be fooled.
advertise
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-17
CASE STILL ON

Additional authorities were flied
Friday in the supreme court in the
case OF OFT Hoffman against the P.
c. & 4 81. / Railroad company,
which waappealed from the Wayne cir
cult court almast two years ago. The
plaintiff. OFT Hoffman. was working
Tor a contractor who was building a
bridge near Dublin in January, 1911
While Hoffman was making an inspec-
ton at night, 4 piece Of coal from
?. c. {. 4 ST, L railroad engine fen
from the tender and struck aim on the
head Tie was rendered unconscious
and was seriously injurede il is said
lie vas awarded $4,000 damages n
The circuit court, but the judge lower
Ell the amount TO S3.500. The railroad
company appealed the case and Will So
cure "a new hrariug in the supreme
court unless settlement Is effected
before that time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-17
HAGERSTOWN

The Pocohontas lodge held a social
Wednesday evening after their regu-
lar meeting. An oyster supper was
served.
Mrs. Ida Law Son was the guest OF
friends at Richmond Thursday night
and Friday
Mrs. John Sells and Mrs Charles
Mohler and son James, spent Thurs
day at Richmond.
Miss Myrtle NewComb has been Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs Howard
Van Meter at New Castle, this week.
Mrs. Newell Cain is the guest of
her son. Charles Cain and family at
Wabash
Mrs. Harry Terhune and daughters
Helen and Mary and Mrs. Chas. Sern-
doff, of Richmond, spent Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Horne.
DR.. c. w. Clark was called to No
blesville Thursday by the death OF
his father
Miss Lauretta ThOrnburg came from
indianapolis Thursday evening, for a
several weeks stay with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Thornburg.
Victim of Painful Accident.
Chas. HORNE was very painfully in
jured Wednesday, He was employed
at cement mixer in the cellar Of the
new building of the l.. |. c. Co. Step
ping back onto a board which tipped
with him he was thrown against an
iron post with much force and fell,
bruising his leg very badly.
The Progressive club enjoyed a
very delightful afternoon Wednesday
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stainer. there is doubt about him.
There is not doubt about his ability
to care for responsibility One of the
recent and most disastrous railroad
wrecks was due to the fact that the
engineer was drunk Since that time
this particular railroad has passed a
rule saying that no emplOye shall
drink liquor in any form. This com
pany was one of the last railroad COM
panies to pass such a rule
Liquor exposes a person to tuber-
Culosis, contagious and Infectious dis
eases. The young men in colleges to-
day are learning the powers Of King
Alcohol, and the colleges are doing a
great deal to present facts that this
king should be impeached. Oratorical
contests are being held in practically
every college in the country
Officials Set Examples.
Good examples are being set by
high and influential men of this cOun-
try and of Germany. Bryan's grape
juice and Kaiser Williams lemonade
are becoming popular. ! believe as
Gypsy Smith, who boarded a train at
Chicago and was approached by two
saloon men. The latter said, Smith,
if you don't stop preaching against We
liquor men you will SEM us to the
poorhouse.' Smith answered. When
you go in the poorhouse, the inmates
will come out.
Statistics showing the rack and ruin
which the liquor traffic leaves in its
wake were given by the Rev Mr.. Fur
stenberger. He said that seven out OF
every ten cases in a London hospital
were directly traceable to the use of
liquor. He said $4,000 insane in the
United States owed their condition to
alcohol. The amount paid labor out
of every 500 sale of liquor is less than
two dollars, he said.