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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-27
Protection to Babys
Spine Is Essential


The gendest seat-springs in the
world are found only In Subway
Baby Carriage. The entire seat
and bed are suspended on the new,
patent, Subway adjustable long
leaf suspension spring which
carries the body of the carriage
fairy-likc over the roughest walks
and rudest roads, without = jar,
josie or bump.
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BOTH SIDES ARE
BOOSTING VICTORY

CONTINUED from page II
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SOS: medium. ss.4o@s.55; light, ~
@S.45.
Sheep receipts 5000; market loa
15c higher. Lambs, $7.25dS.0o; eve,
S5.5O96.OO; wethers, S3.5096.5O.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-27
st. Louis Hay.

ST. LOUIS, March 26.-Mafk =.
steady and unchanged; receipts az ~ y.
Louis, II cars; at East st. Louis ~
cars; choice timothy, $500 gzo'VO,
No. 1 timothy. S17.00918.5O; NO.
timothy. s14.oo@d6.0o; No. 3 timothy
S12.O0@13.5O.
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Yeas. Relative and o friends are Invited to
srnoon ' ab uRSIs ins ss osoeR H Al ths es
dence OF her son, Samuel y, Hurst 4o9A
terry.
JACKsON.--on gath inst, MARGARET. wife
Of Samuel Jackson. Relatives and friends ere
siisnooh o'clock from her hgsS.sTda 5.aSn
saGnst SslGmSst az Gs MoSs Sss MsTah 6nstsry
~ husband Of Martha gohnson, sged 20
%y E6dse ESi r'lSt,y so End aSd 'Pa' Z, sRi s5i
employees q John r, Johnson = Son, are
services. az his late residence, 25lo N. 5th
st.. on Tuesday afternoon, at 1880 O'Clock
precisely. internent a. Greenwood Gene
IAKoFF.-sAMUE1 aged ss years. Rels-
tives and friends are invited 20 attend the
STs from hs M S io
a. m.
MASSEY. Suddenly, on December "a, 1918.
Pa, aged bs years funeral services at I
D. M. on Monday December %, At the resi-.
yaJs. at the Great Valley Baptist Cemetery.
New Centreville Pa.
McCRYsTAIs--on December %, 1914. ELLA,
beloved wife OF James McCrystal and daugh-
ter Of John and the late sarah Stars. Rela-
d. v. N. sodaiity OF the Church OF 81
Phnip Ner are invited to tttsnSdb tend the ns,of ~
from her fathers residence. go Fitswater
at Solemn High Mass OF Requiem at the
Church OF st. Philip Neri, at 10 a m.
Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery
MURPHY.-on December q, 1914. JAMES
J., sr, husband OF Mary 9. Murphy, aged
as years Relatives and friends Of the fam
ily also the Gen. John NJ Schooeld Com
nandery A. N. Veterans, survivors OF 9th U.
r. Cavalry, ST Michael's 7. A. y. Society.
No. 90: Natl Catholic Ben. Society. are In
vited to attend the funeral, on Monday morn
ing, at 8: 40 o'clock, from his late residence,
1906 Poplar at. Solemn Requiem Mass at the
Church OF the Gesu, at 10 o'clock precisely.
Interment at Holy Sopulchro Cemetery.
Please omit nowers.
- on December "a, 1914,
PHILIP DOERR, only son Of John w. and
iSatharino d. Patterson and grandson Of
year The relatives and friends OF the fam
ily are respectfully invltei to attend the
funeral services, on Monday afternoon, at
O'clock precisely, at his parents resi-
dence 1916 W. Hunting Park ave Inter
ment private at Westminster Cemetery,
December "a. 1914, at
Swarthmore, Pa, WALTER RODMAN, Jri
Infant son OF Walter Rodman Shoemaker and
Emma JanO Wilson shoemaker, aged
Meeting House. Chester Valley. Chester
County. Pa, on Sunday, December q, at
m.
WIFG AND.-At Beverly, N. J., on December
%, 1914, SAMUEL WTBGAND, aged S2 years
The relatives and friends. Beverly Lodge No
Q5 J. o o. F.. are Invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence, 2ft Cooper
st Beverly, on Sunday. December ~, at
o'clock. 1nterment Monument Cemetery.
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Deaths

CHESTERMAN.-on December 25, 1914.
HARRIETT, widow OF Edwin Chsstermsn n
aged 20 years. Relatives and friends OF the
family are invited to attend the funeral ssrv-
Ices, on Monday morning, at IL o'clock pre-
cisely, at the residence of her SON. D. T..
ChestermAn, 64s North 85th ST. InteTment
private Please omit flowers.
CRU1CE.--On December 20. 1914 PETER L.
CRUICE, at his late residence sT6 North
29d st. Due notice Of the funeral win be
Eox.@on December 90, 1914. ANNA n.
widow of George w. Fox. Relatives and
friendB are invited TO attend funeral serv-
Ices, on Tuesday morning, at 11.Ib O'clock at
her late residence, 462s Wayne ave.. German
town. Interment private.
HURsr.-on December "a. 1914 FANNY
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JOHN BLACK

John Black, 6s years old. a well-known
Photographic artist, died at his home, on
Old York road, in Arlington. on Christmas
Eve, from an attack of heart disease, He
was resident Of this city for many years
and had recently made his home in Abing-
ton. His widow survives. The funeral
services will be held Monday afternoon, at
z o'clock at the rooms Of Titlow Brothers,
undertakers, 1927 North Broad street
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HE1P WANTEp-FEMAIH

BOOKKBBPER young lady. competent famiI-
lar with voucher system, for position in
manufacturing plant 40 miles from Phila. (;
good opportunity; reference required reply In
own handwriting, l. 642, Ledger Central.
COOK for hotel in Delaware. 644, Ledger
Central.
HoUsEKBEPBR. Call 1928 Ridge ave-, sat-
urday afternoon or evening.
HOUSBWORK : Refined German Protestant
Comfortable: permanent Address George b
B., Lock Box 2s2, WaynesborO, Pa
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CHAR1Es HENRY RHoADs

Charles Henry Rhoads, IS years old,
who for many years was connected with
the Philadelphia police force as guard
in the Central Station cellroom, City
Hall, is dead at his home, 2O34 North
Woodstock street. He suocumbed TO an
attack Of pneumonia late Christmas eve.
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The sninn al "a

Jinl1s-BoardinE In the country new.
shT What do you do with yoursslf eve
ningB7
wfnks-some nights I eft outdoors t.
keep cool. and other nights I so 70 bed
to keep warm.--ExchauRe.
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OBITUARIES
g1R THoMAs KE1IY.KFNNY
Irish Soldier Commanded Division in
South African Wnr.

NOWIH HIIICHW WIFI
LONDON, Dec &c. - General Sir
Thomas KeIly-Kenny died at his home
ct Hove, Sussex, today. He was "A
years old and was retired from service
in 1907.
General Kelly-Kenny, an irish soldier
of County Glare, was born February 27,
1sI0, and entered the army in 1863 He
served in China and Abyssinia and
gained a reputation az a divisional COM
rnander in the South African war. Do
spite his military duties. General Kelly
Kenny took a deep interest in Irish af-
fairs and was a Justice Of the Peace Of
County Clare.
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HELP wANTED-MALE


CLOTHING SALESMAN covering the Middle
States ana the West 20 handle as a side
line the best popular priced line Of sweater
coats for men and boys commission basisi
answer with fun particulars and references.
A14, Ledger Ofnoe.
EXPERIENCED speciality salesmen for whole
sale and retail trade Philadelphia territory
70 begin January 4; salary and opportunity
for advancement; references required with
application. Yeta Mig. Co. Allentown, Pa.
NIGHT CI4ERK-AIust have hotel experiences
and able to operate switchboard. Hotel Mar
lyn 10th and Walnut.
sALBsMlLS. traveller, 70 carry hish-srsds
boys wash suitE a. a side line; chance for
man with good trade only Junior Clothing
Company. 20 straWberTy 81
sOLIcIroRs wanted by Mr.. Lorlns RI Fui-
mer chairman Of the aood-hello elloWahip
Luneheon Assoeiation, e eall on and solicit
contributions from people In order 70 supply
needy families With things 10 eat ana weafi
commission basis; must BE- Christlang and
have Fentlemauiy address. Call az 02a Market
81. I'd hoorl, o'clock Monday shaFp.
WANTED-Man who has thorough knowledge
OF automobile supplies % manage a whole
sale auto. supply business. 40 Lad. on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-26
MANOR GENERAL JOHN LAME

LEWISTON, Idaho. Dec. 26.-John
Lane. major general OF artillery under
General Robert E. Lee in the Civil War;
died at his home here Thursday. He was
son of General Joseph Lane, former
United States Senator and first Governor
OF oregon.
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JOHN F. JOHNSON

John F. Johnson 20 years old founder
OF the Arm of John f. Johnson & Son,
an outdeSr advertisement concern, died
yesterday at his home, 251O North 9Th
street, from an attack OF heart disease
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MICHAEL TELLER
Veteran Hotelman Entertained Thou.
sands Of Stage Folk.

Sands OF stage FOLK.
Michael Teller, 20 years old. proprietor
Of the Teller Theatrical Hotel. 7O1 Vine
street, and veteran OF the Civil War.
died last night in his apartments at the
hotel.
His autographed pictures of old-time
stage favorites Ia considered q rare coll
lection. of which he had often boasted.
He Ia survived by his widow and daugh-
ter. Miss Esther Teller. DR.. William II.
Teller, Of this city. Is a cousin.
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want TO leave me, Mary7 I thought
you were quite comfortable. What is 1t
for-Bomething private7"
mo. mum, It's a sergeant. t."-ExchanEe.
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CLASSIFIED RATES
DAILY AND SUNDAY

DAILY AND SUNDAY
THIS STYLE TYPE Cor like this)
One insertion. ......:.... ISe per line line
seTeS eoSseoative io per- per- line
1OOo-line contract daily ad-
sitSntionss itSSiiisns' wanted, three inser- " ~ INV
tions in week. ek............'" lOc per line
THIS SIZE TYPE (or like thiS)
Permitted in all elessincations except Help
and Situations Wanted Lost and Found, Per-
Honals, Boarding and Rooms.
Three insertions in week.. l7l4o per line
Seven consecutive Insertions. :. 15c per line
1OOO-llne contract daily ad-
AL XeTI,tns Tatea are based on agate measuFoment %
II agate lines to tho inch.
DEATH NoTICEs-either paper
10 lines one time. me....s......."'.--..'. 90e; Sc
Three insertions. ......'..s..'..s.'''-'- sSA-VO
DAILY ONLY
In Eject December I, 1914
COMBINATION RATE
for insertion in both the morning and evening
papers Of same day.
PUBLIC LEDGER
CMoRNING)
EVENING LEDGER
RvENING)
ADD four cents per line net to rates given
above.
HELP AND SITUATIONS WANTED
ADVERTISING IN THB PUBLIC LEDGER
MAY BE INSERTED IN THE EVENING
LEDGER WITHOUT ADDITIONAL
CHARGE.
There is drug store near your home that
will accept Ledger want ads at office rates.
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MRS. CHARLOTTE B. w1IBouR
Founder Of sorosis and Woman suf-
frage Worker.

frage Worker.
NEW YORK, Dec 8-Mrs. Charlotte
Beebe wilbour. co-worlSer with Susan
p. Anthony for woman suffrage and a
founder of sorosis. the first women's club
in this country, died Thursday in her
SD year. She was the widow Of Charles
e. wilbour. the eminent Egyptologist.
Mrs. Wllbour was associated with Susan
B Anthony in getting up the monster
petition for freeing the slaves before the
Civil War. She was president OF Phalo,
the woman's literary society, and vice
president of the Mozart Musical Society.
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"0 course wellington was a great
general. Didn't no lick Napoleon9'
''Yes, but Napoleon was only half his
size, "-Scribners
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IN SIENToRIAM

BuLZER.-In fond remembrance OF g. W. F.
SULzER, who died December 26 1909.
THE FAMILY.
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PERSONALS
FRRTz RRALTY coMPANY

FFlIA REALTY CUMFANt
The following bonds Nos II, 161 16e, III
81, have been drawn and are called for pay
ment and accrued interest. Payment win be
made on the first day OF January. 1915, at
the office OF the Real Estate Title Insurance
and Trust Co., of Philadelphia, Pa, 500
Chestnut st after which date all interest
on these bondh will cease.
II. 10. CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
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AGENTS. for 'Bniy' sunday Book having
gondarfui success one agent writes Work
"a about hours aud aold ~ books" Book
ilstrated and tells hy ieoFd and picture how
home wants thlz book Write Tor terms and
Co.. a.. 1893 w. Lehigh ave, phla-, "a.
SITUATIONS wAaTHD gHmAIH
2s8 sEssIs y Ps &. sGs 9.i sssss: s.s:sf
fSf{EsslfAllER Hanta ensasement5, home or
out: good after. 1850 dontrole. DICK. 124l W
DRESS SlIAIlHll, French, fol iadlss 3 ehiid drsa,
Eishas day5 Work- 1lle Ralzorldse 81. IA
Gowns. I1HINING CLoAks AND TAHOE
"a sdlts. at homs Or cut; short NOTICES 81 III
LcSich9ls. lilI Christian ~. Fhqns Dlekin-
sr1Noai .Aftiiit e1naeientious and depcnda-
bias Hcli4 cQlaiaer raadaIII4 aaiaFYt refls-
cnrea. I -. lazd1ll aalcl.
sIHnsoaRAFHEH oomp5. mod al al a15Iz
~ : d-naeaatlasaa- h sta. Ledger 0Aica.
st5oqaA1 i-H 94ser. eee, ses'dgi
MHN N AtAo q w aAlellsaesd e1les as-
H'sti ttel fHsnu.IeH o. rIarh
cen qi l 4aa lt sa ~
4a A erIsI AaFIUIEat Ee
fa
y a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-26

STENOGRAPHERS bookkeepers and
clerks can obtain valuable informa-
tiOn about securing positions BY in-
tervteWing Miss Dean at Ledger Gem
tral. See her at once for this free
advice, as the Commercial Depart
ment Is constantly securing good po-
siti9ns for Ledger Advertisers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-26

CaN9EhNAIIFE tiz end - laaf isf zarl-
4asca ea iNpEQFe4 Atlantic citV Ia Venfnor
fs2pes1-s4 hz4s,a. Gted. p1nstual ill6rali
Epieai- t-eseiit-si arl7aal4 $1,000 b 450,-
#aa Hat AAb Noar3acaa
SAMUEL "a nr.If.s
ts H M
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Rooms FOR RENT

/
oheerful also physician's ofrice
18TH .ABQvE sUsQUEHArlfSA--Co Comfortably
tur. front room. hot-water heat board optl;
rel all conve.i owner. u 40s, ledger cent.
tTTH ST., n, sss5-smar private family will
en- suite; gentlemen preferred; phone,
10TH, ~, 1s0O-Two communicative. rooms;
run. woteri good transportatloni phone.
asD. s. 122-Rooms single or en- suite pri-
pspersd and painted gentlemen preferred,
sgd AND SAMSON Fur.
west BRANCH nished rooms men only;
J. An he comforts ot
------.- home Phone Belmont 46si,
PRIVATE family win rent large furnished
i7th and 1sooust. Z il5, Ledger Central.
CHEERFUL ROOMS for invands exclusive,
PPsp,rs Pslv,@s9 rfsqenee nursing service II desiredi
PRIVATE. FAMILY have nicely furn. room.
ness woman; breakfast optional Wood. 56s
HANDSOMELY furnished front room in large
mGasftn Tsfs. private ci. hSme Electric hghts Ten
Protessional onIcss.
WALLACE. N. q, COR. 2lsT sr-sulte OF
rooms for Physiciani partly turn.i run. water.
BOARDING
ARCH, 2o2s-2o2S-Hen furnlsbed. In
oInalng superior table. 80; table, ~.
BROAD. g., 10Oo-wiil rent rooms 70 refined
-So1ple or Eentlsmen; excellent table.
PARK AVE, N, 1a4i-Frarn. rooms, single or
en- suite running water board optional.
PERKIoMBN, s7J usth and Poplar)-r0rEo,
rum, seloon parlori private family; phone.
PINE ST. eoS-Room and board for couple or
Table dho,sa abbns bos PSnn F9SS W. 70 eats 50 upi
SPRUCE. 1,E I22t;I22s CsrlsmQnds s,-Turp. Eoom,,
WALNUT 4soo--Iovely hornelike rooms, nIrn.
or unLurn.; Eood table. PTeston AS22 y.
10TH, g., s14---Deslrabie furn. roons: single or
aonolei excellent tablet all Convenience,
CAN accommodate two gentlemen; convenient
TO car lines L 4St, Ledger Central.
Suburban
GERMANTOWN. The Colonial i4s W. Coui-
I5 hisher M n SSss S, s Ssoleo oeatiOn; rOsmsss
APARTMENTS
CHESTER AVE-. t2o7-Igysly 2d;noor Groom
fSSGs Ssa Or can PTsadS a hath sJ
ss s Or suis pS SaSs Si tSaSsS
70 suit tenant; modefate rate. walnut sisG.
SPRING GARDEN, 1eiO-Excelient aPts in 8
ali apartments free, consult
APARTMENT BUREAU
18th and Spruce SITS. Prone walnut $50. or
Edition. Free.
LIONS HEAD Hen MSnd'Qg%giSsjy, ggisy,K KfuTRLshsd .I.,
ONE or two gentn; elegant furn room; run.
water, bath, hot-water heat. ba N. 18th u.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
FuRNISHBD-Two rooms and bath; near ''13'
station; S26 per month. John A. Thomas,
0oa5 Market st; Belmont 4T40
APARTMENT HOTELS
THE PARKSIDE
Glrard ave. and 4Oth st.
Suites to rooms and bath.
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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FURNIsHBD-Two rooms and bath; near ''i3'
station; S26 per month John A. Thomas
0oa5 Market St. belmont 4740.
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WANTED TO BORROW, $4,000 on moving
picture theatre for six months. VIII give
good security and will pay liberal fee NJ
S36. Ledger O1ice.
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APARTMENTS

18th and Spruce SITS. Prone Walnut $50 or
writo for Apartment Directory" December
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~ A al Izhiftlssal lraat roa
% ~ ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-26

GERMANTOWN. The Colonial, 14s W. coui-
teri higher olnBs, choica location; rooms
single or en- suite. Phone Germantown BI62
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-11-05

JOHNS DISCOVERY
BY CLARENCE JOYCE.

1t was strange that the thought OF
Inez should occur so frequently 10
John Phayre's mind as he sat nshlng
above Clouston weir. Perhaps II was
that the miniature rapids above whlch
he fshed, needless Of the warnings Oh
the guides and hotel man reminded
him a little Of the huge Shoshone rap
ids, where he and inez used to meet
Inez WAS the daughter OF a sheep
farmer, and John had worked for the
man for two years before the une1-
pected death Of rich old uncle LETT
him a fortune.
Phayre was forty years old and ne
had put a barren youth behind him.
He had once thought Of marrying lnez.
But Inez was wholly uneducated,
daughter OF the western plains. They
loved each other. Had John been ten
years younger he would have plunged
headlong into matrimony But middle
age brings caution. And so, realizing
the improbability that such a mar
riage would bring happiness, John had
said good-by to Inez and her father
and gone East.
There had been a look In Inez' eyes,
a hurt, panied, hopeless lock-he re-
membered 1t often nowadays as he sat
fishing on the little Adrondacks lake
near the summer hotel. 1t was unfor-
tunate that he should be thinking OF
Inez when he was engaged to marry
Dorothy Baird.
He had met the Bairds In New
York, and Mr.. and Mrs. Baird had
suggested that they meet at the hotel
that summer. There seemed to be
good deal in common between Dorothy
and John. She was a merry, jolly
girl, just such one as he would have
fallen in love with, twenty years ear
lier. when life stretched. fair and I'M
stained, before him So they became
engaged.
John picked up his fishing rod and,
putting on his hat, stepped out of the
boat and made his way back to the
hotel. 1t was evening and the dark
ness was rushing over the mountain
tops. John approached the hotel quiz
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-11-05
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inhamed con-
diton of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
famed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-.
tirely closed. Deafness is the result,
and unless the Inflammation can be tax
en- out and this tube restored TO its nor
NAL condition, hearing will be destroy
ed forever, nine cases out of ten are
caused by Catarrh, which is nothing
but an inilamed condition of the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness Caused by ca
tarrah) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
f. j. CHENEY q Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold 10y druggists, 7jc
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-11-05
The Bronchoscope.

The bronchoscope illumina.es the
passages 80 successfully that tacks.
horseshoe nails and fragments OF
bones have been found and removed
even from the third branch OF the
bronchial tree, by the use of delicate
Instruments.
Another and more dangerous. though
sometimes the only possible, ana oe
casionally successful method now en-
ployed for this same purpose Is purely
surgical The X-ray is used to deter.
mine the position OF the object, and
then a window In the chest wall Is
cut, the lung tissue is severed un.i'
the bronchial tube Is exposed. and the
tube is slit open and the object re-
moved. Strangely enough, this opera
ton. which has repeatedly dened 'he
skill OF city surgeons with every Ia
cillty of modern hospitals, has once
been performed successfully by :
country Doctor" DR.. francis A.
Goeitz. then (1so7) q surgeon OF Enc,
Pa, removed a laundrymanls me.al
collar button from the bronchial tuoe
Of q sls-year.old boy BY cutting through
tho 6bsst wall. apd thus saveo 'ne
boys nfk-Ths Worlds Work
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The River Bore II Faster Upon Its
Breast

city. He meant to surprise Dorothy
alone on the piazza, where she liked
to sit in the hour before dinner. 1t
was the month Of June, and the hotel
was almost empty.
AS he came through the shadows OF
the pine trees he heard mans voice
speaking.
But is all our love to go for moth
ing?" he was asking
Surely duty does not mean that
you must throw away the happiness
OF two people?"
John meant to slip away. He did
not want to spy upon love affair.
But, to his horror. he heard the wom-
ans voice reply, and the woman was
Dorothy. Her words were broken with
sobs.
Arnold, | love you az have always
loved YOU" she answered. But | owe
everything to my father. and my duty
forces me to marry John Phayre."
But you don't love him, Dorothy"
"IIe thinks do And respect him,
Arnold. SO, please God, he shall never
know"
Dorothy, you are deceiving your
self. You have made yourself think
that it is your duty to your father to
marry this man-this old man, for he
Is nearly twice your age. But you
are selling yourself, Dorothy"
Arnold"
yes, you are selling yourself he
answered bitterly THAT marriage
| portion that he has promised to
settle on you, which will go to your
father is the price OF your dishonor
and my betrayal"
Arnold! How dare you say such
| bitter words to me-" exclaimed tho
| girl.
There, forgive me, Dorothy. | will
say no more. Tell me you love me
and will try to bear with my wretch.
ed fate. know you will regret your
decision bitterly, But II 1t must be
must 1t be, Dorothy"
She murmured some inarticulate
words, and then. with wild outburst
OF weeping. she fell into his arms.
John Phayre's face was as white a,
dead mans as he crept into the no.
tel and up to his room.
On the next day he excused himself
to the Bairds. alleging that he had to
run up to New York on business. lie
vent TO his lawyer and told him that
he wished to settle sum OF money
upon his fancee.
Il suppose It Is not necessary TO let
her know before the marriage takes
place" he said. Il would rather it had
the aspect OF a--surprise."
Certainly not, Mr. phayre" An
swered the old lawyer. How much IL
the sum YOU were thinking OF settlinr
on Miss Baird!
One hundred thousand dollars" an
swered John.
"A large sum, Mr. Phayre." suggest
cd the lawyer, rubbing his hand,