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AKRON FJXlbY DEMOCRAT
s.
GLADYS DEACON'S FLIRTATION
WITH THE CROWN PRINCE
Cost Her Mother a
Burls; Not. Its. There seems to havo
been more in tho nllnir of Miss Olndys
Deacon and tho German Crown Trlnco
than tho -world was led to believe nfter
the official and other donlals, for It linn
Just leaked out that Mrs. Doaqon paid
10,000 francs alleged blackmail to thq
f Paris paper exploiting the story. Mrs.
Deacon, It Is asserted, parted with the
blackmail money nfter tho socond ar
ticle had appeared and to forstnll tho
publication of a third and others. What
tills third was to contnln no one savo
airs. Deacon and tho editor know,
but its significance) may bo guessed
from tho fact that Mrs. Deacon, nfter
receiving the blackmailer's visit and
after giving him the money, went to
Prlnco Rndoliu, German Ambassador
In Paris, and sought his protection.
Tho Prince, who Is on very lntlmato
terms with tho Kaiser, appears to have
told Mrs. Deacon that sho had done
qulto'.right lji paying blackmail nnd
thus save his. Imperial master and lier
owri 'daughter further annoyance. At
the same time he 'advised her, In ac
cordance with diplomatic custom, that
he was not In a position to interefero
officially, seeing that Mrs. Deacon nnd
her daughter wore not German sub
jects. If sho desired protection against
further blackmail she must address
herself to the American Ambassador.
Mrs. Deacon had no sooner departed
than tho Paris editor called on Prlnco
Radolln and Informed him thnt his
German Majesty would doubtless be
-glad to part with 50,000 francs in order
to have the Crown Prince Incident
closed. This statement he backed up
by a number of affidavits, said to bo
signed by certain English men-servants
and maid-servants. Radolln is
said to have bought these documents at
the price demanded, whereupon the
blackmailer agreed to say no more
about It. And he didn't for thrco
months.
Lately hid palm has commenced to
Itch again, and a few days ago Mrs.
Dencon received a -second visit from
him. The gentleman coolly Informed
her that he had mmllammed Prlnco
, Itadolln. with bogus- affidavits, and
that tho real articles were still In his
posscslson price, 00,000 francs.
"If 50,000 francs aro not paid at
Nlpued In the Bud.
"Oh, Alfred! Isn't It too bad! Just ns
we hnd everything so nicely arranged
for our elopement, father had gone
and sanctioned the match." Harper's
(Monthly.
Tho KnulUh Style.
Frank was learning to ride a horse,
and ono day somebody ashed him If It
bounced him very hard when the horse
;was trotting.
"Oh. no," ho answered. "I don't
bounce very hard. I stay up nearly all
the time." Wttlf Chronicle.
Do you eat
cereals and bread stuffs
made from
part of the
wheat, and
nourish
part of
your body,
or do you
eat
SHREDDED
WHOLE WHEAT
BISCUIT
made from
the whole
of the
wheat and
nourish all
nf the inJo?
M rlvv f lW I'
Include Shredded Wheat Biscuit
with your next order to the grocer
THE
NATURAL FOOD CO.
Niagara frill, N. Y.
r MHHHHI
' A partly nourished J
r body is a faulty one. ff
Large Sum and
Paid Still More.
'fft ri IfctxjCirt JaMff SBy. Kii , - SJ . i ' "" t BAmR D JwVi
Gladys Deacon and
once," said the blackmailer, "the cam
paign will be reopened, nnd nil the doc
umentary evidence will bo submitted
to a scandal-hungry public" This time
Mrs. Deacon put off the rogue by pre
tending that sho must consult with lifr'
banker about securing tho necessary
funds the blackmnllcr would take gold
only. But, Instead of going to the man
of finance, sho rushed' to Prince Ra
dolln. Tho ambassador and Mrs. Dea
con talked the matter over nnd con
cludedfor Rndolln shrewdly surmised
that tho blackmailer wpuld pny him
another visit that their only safety lay
THE FIRST WOMAN.
An Old Eastern Legend Thnt Telia
How She Was Created.
The last section "Of a Finger of tho
Moon Reddened by the Setting Sun" in
tho Sanscrit work called tho "Surging
of thoOcean of Time" contains a legend
concerning woman's creation which is
commonly credited throughout India,
and which runs somewhat as follows:
At tho beginning of ilme, Twushtrl, the
Vulcar) of Hindoo mythology, created
the world. But when he wished to
create a woman ho found ho had em
ployed all his materials In tho creation
of man. There did not remain ono
solid clement. Then Twashtrl, per
plexed, fell into a profound meditation.
Ho roused himself to do as follows:
Ho took the lightness of tho leaf and
the glance of the fawn, tho gayety of
tho sun's rays and tears of tho mist,
tho inconstancy of the wind, and the
timidity of tho hare, tho vanity of the
peacock nnd tho softness pf the down
on tho throat of the swallow, tho
harshness of tho diamond, tho sweet
flavor of honey, tho cruelty of tho tiger,
tho warmth of fire, the- chill of enow,
the cbnttor of the jay nnd the cooing
of tho turtle dove. He melted all this
and formed a woman. Then ho made
a present of her to man. Eight days
later tho mancamo to Twashtrl and
said:
"My lord, the crcaturo you gave mo
poisons my existence.- Shq chatters
without rest, sho takes all my time,
she laments for nothing at all and Is al
ways ill." And Twashtrl received tho
woman again. But eight days later the
man came again to thp god and said;
"My lord, my Ufo is very solitary
since I returned this creature. I ro
raember she danced beforp my singing.
I recall how sho glanced at mo from
tho corner of her eye, that she played
with me, clung to me." And Twashtrl
returned tho woman to him, Thrco
days only passed and Twashtrl saw tho
man coming to him again.
"My loid," said he, "I do pot under
stand esnetly how, but I'm suro tho
woman causes mo more annoyance
thnn pleasure, I beg of-you relieve mo
of her." . 'I
But Twnshtrl cried; "Gp your way
and do your best!" S
And tho man cried, -"'J cannot live
with her!" ,.
"Neither can you live without her,"
replied Twashtrl.
And the man went sorrowfully away,
murmuring, 'iWoe Is me; I can neither
live with her nor without her." Col
lier's Weekly.
Sure at Axlnnic.
That the theatrical claque la not con
fined to playhouses was demonstrated
beyond all shadow of doubt to tho
teacher who wbb drilling the pupils for
the exercises in ond of tllo public
schools.
The unresponslvo bit of f omlnlnlty
over whom tho amnteii "coach" work
ed rejoiced In' the namj of Sarah.
When Sarah began ty talk, all her
yocal organs took joyul holiday and
' '
German Minister
the Crown Prince.
With the French authorities.
While Mrs. Deacon took a cab for
tho Palace of Justice, tho Prince rode
straightaway to the Minister of For
eign Affairs.
Tho State's Attorney, upon Mrs,
Deacon's suggestion, took Immediate
s'teps to stop further annoyanco 01
Mrs. Deacon by tho blackmailers who
endeavor to turn a bit of Innocent flir
tation Into a (lunrry. At tho same time
ho announced his intention to bring tho
blnckmallcrs to Justice, If suoh enn be
dono without raising international
complications.
retired In fnvor of her nose. Iu vnn
the teacher begged and Implored.,
Sarah still clung to her monotone.
Then the teacher threatened.
"Sarah," she said, "If you don't try
to do better you will fall utterly, and
then how will you feel?" ,,
"Oh, they'll applaud mo, Miss
Brown," returned Sarah easily. "My
mother Is goln' to give my llttlo broth
er Andy 10 cents, nnd If ho don't begin
cjappln' tho minute I sit down he's
goln' to be strapped within an inch of
his life." New York Times.
A MenKiirc of Dtfttnnce.
A northern Sportsman went alligator
bunting In Florida, nnd, as often hap
pens with the uninitiated, he got lost.
It was near night, nnd he was at a loss
what to do. Presently ho met a man
riding a cow, says tho Indianapolis
Journal.
"Can you tell mo how far it is to
Miami?"
"Waal. I reckon It's about two
whoops," the man answered.
"Two-what?"
Tho man seemed to take this ns chal
lenging his veracity, for ho looked
(luestloulngly at the palmettos and
prickly pears beside the path, then be
gan to scratch hs head.
"P'r'qps hit may bo a smltch fur
der," ho admitted, "but I 'low hit ain't
morn two whoops nn' a holler."
Lj UM
A Lonir Tolt Wnnt.
"I hnvo here" r iw the long haired
When
"TROUBLE'S
BREWING"
wth your Blood,
Nerves.Stomach,
Liver or Kidneys
BREW A POT
of
WRIGHT'S
CELERY
TEA
It will cure you.
M cent and t0 cents a box, at druiaUts
, orbymkIL
WBIOHT MEDICAL, C0.,C.lumtu,O.
BCIM
Restores Vltyltfffceds tlic Nerves
and Wakes blood.
ll currs wher nil olhr-rs foil.
YnuriK mon wl I rsimlii tlir
inn nil (Kid nnd old mm will ro-
fr0'1;,"1111""1 "y
It arts promptly ami quicklr.
ntorinr tint nervous systofn
whlAh Inn lien run down liy
xasllr menial work, worry
or nxr-MSM. If you Imro nny
tlmitit nliout liar-Hon, ik nny
of tli IH""M0 liolmvo tried
It. Itlsn surn r-uro for nerv
ousness, lost vitality, nightly
(inlMloni. frilling memory? vn
Iroctla alceplessniisi, ilynnon.
in and money ditintij, Ifydu
riMllit.. wrlln fur trt,a ......, -
All drnRKHU, m cum, or
-.H mnllaa on recolntfiliipixn
Bar-Den Remedies Co,, Cleveland, 0,
For 'Sale br-T. M. Lnffcr, l v. Al
brccht, Kaiifmnnn Bros., Mack, the
Druggist, Dutt'n Pharmacy, Haun &
McKcan.
sat tf
theorist as Ho was usheted Into the
presence of, the railway magnate,
"plans f&r a device that will warn tho
engineer when nny ono Is crowing the
track." '
"Can't uso It," replied the busy of
flclal. "What wo want Is something
that will warn the person lio is cross
ing the track when the engineer hap
pens along that way." Chicago News.
. But Soon lo Ue.
Miss Ascum Wasn't that Mr. Bonds
I saw you wnlklnfc .with last evening?
Miss Coy Yes. i
Miss Ascum lie's a landed free
holder of the county, isn't he?
Miss Coy, '(blUshlng)-Wcll-er-ho
isn't quite landed yct.-rblladeobIa
Press.
Fitted For ToUtlcs.
"Wbat makes you think ho would bo
h. great success In politics?"
"Ho can say more things that sound
well nnd mean nothing than anv other
man Z ei;er know." Chicago Post.
Want of Tnct.
Grace Iamjtold your sister has Jilt
ed her poetlo finnup.
Allce?Nowondcr! He wrote a poem
about her" 'and called It "Lines on
Mary's Face
,, .
' Misunderstood.
HI (I J
"I far you have been tried by ad
versity, my friend."
"That wasn't his name, but ho gave
Sue six months."
THE NEED OF COURTESY,
It la to Bnalnesa nnd Society What
OH I to .llnclilncry.
If youug people, especially in small
towns, would form "courtesy clubs" or
graft this Idea upon existing organiza
tions, It would result in great advan
tage not only to the young people be
longing to such associations, -but also
tho towns themselves.
Vo find a great many men nnd wo
men side tracked all along the path
ways of life because they were not
taught the value of good manners nnd
of a fine, gracious courtesy in their
youth. The lesult Is thnt they havo
grown up hard and coarse and repul
sive In manners nnd have not been able
to win favor or nttract trado or busi
ness. Iu other words, their bad man
ners and repulsive ways havo kept
them back and handicapped their ca
reers. It Is astonishing how line manners
and politeness in children develop Into
case und attractiveness in manhood
nnd womanhood. Other things being
equal tho employee who Is selected for
advancement Is the one with good man
ners, a fine, gracious demeanor, a good
presence. These qualities nre the best
kind of capital, even better than
money.
Everywhere we see young men and
young women drawing big salaries
largely because of their superior polite
ness. Tho flue mannered are wanted
everywhere ns superintendents, ns
salesmen, a traveling representatives,
as clerks, as private secretaries or as
credit men. In fact, agreeable deport
ment Is the one Indispensable quality
sought after everywhere.
There is nothing else which will so
quickly open tho door to opportunities,
to society, to the hearts of all.
Courtesy is to business and society
what oil Is to machinery, It makes
things run smoothly, for it eliminates
tho jar and friction and tho nervo rack
ing noise. Success.
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs
and colds; Tellable, tried. nnd tested,
safe and sure. '
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1- JnNV hM mlijiw-Bavmm UP
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ix tiK r.rffli h - .em
XV TOUT HAD A
NECK
Aft VwtK hn Thin Fellow,
onu nan
SORE THROAT
TONSIUNE
WOULD QUICKLY CURE IT.
tU an VM, ill tlrif tlita.
TBSTOJIIUXSCO., CiIO,0
Few things are necessary for tho
wants of this life, but It takes an In
finite number to satisfy tho demands
tf opinion.
A Juno tlrlile.
Mrs. Dearborn Was your wedding
in June?
Mrs. Wabash Yes: three of them
were. Yonkers Statesman.
A square foot of honeycomb contains
nnout O.oitn fpii
CURES WEAK MEN FREE.
Ininrta tare and a nappy Borne to All
How any man may flMtkly cure lilmaclf
"" jcura ui mmerinK ironi texum nenk
neM, lost Wlnllty, jli;ut loueK, varicocele,
etc., and enlarge imall went organa to full
,lz? "Pi1 l',"' Simply annd your namo
ond nddrcst u,Dr. Kunpn Medical Co. KM
Hull building, lit-troll, Mlon- nnd they will
gladly cnd free receipt lth full direct ont
bo I lint pny mnii may.eatlly euro Ulmiolrnt
l noma. Tills In certainly u moit sanerous
olior, and the following extraotx taken from
iiieir uuuy mnii snow wnai men mink of
tlulr generosity.
"Dear Hlrs 1'leasa accept my ulucore
tbanyn for yours of rocent date. I 1ivh
given your treatment thorough test nnd
the, I eiii-nt has been extraordinary. It hns
completely braced me. I nmjust as vigor
ous us who n boy und ou cannot realize
how happv I am."
"Hoar Mrs Your method works beauti
fully. Ilesults wore exactly what I needed.
Btronutb nud Igor have completely return
ed anil enlargement Is entirely satisfact
ory." "Dear Mrs Yours was received on d I bad
no trouble In making use of tho receipt as
directed, and can truthfully say It is a boon
to weak men. I nm greatly Improved lr
slzo. strength und vigor."
AH correspondence Is strictly confiden
tial, mailed iu plaln,'sealed envelops.. The
receipt Is free for the asking and they want
very man to have It.
feat tf
SHOES.
Never wear a shoe that plnche3 tho
heel.
Never wear n shoo or boot tight any
where. Never como from high heels to low
heels at ono jump
Never wear a shoo that will not al
low the great too to lie In a straight
line.
Never wear leather sole linings to
stand upon. White cotton drilling or
linen is heuli ler.
Never wea- a shoo with a sole nar
rower than die outline o'f the foot
traced with n pencil close under tho
rounding edge.
Never wear a shoo with a sole turn
ing up very much at the toes, as this
causc-3 the cords on the upper part of
the foot to contract.
Never have tho top of tho boots tight,
ns It interferes with the nctlon of the
calf muscles, makes one walk badly
aqd spoils the shape of the nnklc. I
Never think that- the feet will grow
largo from wearing proper shoes.
Pinching nnd distorting make them
grow not only large, but unsightly. A
proper natuial use of all the muscles
makes them corapnet nnd attractive.
AVrnnc Proportion.
"Ho offered her his hand nnd
for
tuno."
"Did she accept?"
"No; tho first was too largo aud tho
second too small!"
Would M Insure Him.
The Rev, T. W, Yeisley of St. Paris.
Ohio, had Kinney trouble. He began to
take Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy .and,it cured him completely.
his recent acceptance uy tour untcrenl
lifo insurance companies proves this.
Dr. Dlvld Kennadv'& Favorite Rflmedv is the
only sura sure known for diseases of the Kidneys,
LIvor, Bladdsr, Blood, Rheumatism and Dyspepsia.
All druifrists soUll in the NEW 60 CENT SIZE
and the regular SI. 00 sue bottles.
Samfle bottlttnousrh for trial, free by mail.
Dr. Qavld Kennedy Corporation, Rondout, N. Y.
Df. Patll Xe nnsoVi Salt Wicum Cream curer
Old bares. KLIn su4 Bcrofslons Diseases. U)u
Illinois Central Railroad
OlSE FARE
To New Orleans
and Return
Nov. 7 to 10, Inclusive,
Double dally service, Pullman sleep
ers., i free reclining cimir cars.
Dining Car Service. A
For ntirtlculais call on any ticket
agent or address
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Dlvlslou Passengei! Agent,
-123 Vine st.j Claclnuati, O.
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via
Vrry Short.
Tha Ilud-Wli) dots Sir. Spntts wear
such short trousers?
Jlroljitr-llfcauso tbey lit him. :
anted dim for a small loan, nnd hn
Kultl lie war, o ebort his corns ulado Id
bead arhe.
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The Poet Ves, my book of poems is
telling like wild lire.
His Friend Kr-ycs-er who's buy
Inc wild fire now? New York Journal.
Woman' War.
Mllly I'm writing To Dolly. Have
you any message for her?
Tilly What! Writing to that horrid
creature! Well, give her my love.
Hot Guilty.
"Do you expect to go to heaven,
John?"
"Cert I ain't never dono nothln', hev
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GRAINf)
J THE PURE
unnin burrtu
In comparing Grain-0 and coffeo
remember that while tho taste is
the same Grain-0 gives health and
strength while coffee shatters tho
nervous system and breeds disease
of the digestive organs. Thinking
people prefer Grain-0 and its ben
efits. TRY IT TO-DAY.
At grocers everywhere ; lse. and !3c per ptckage.
"Old King Cole
ASsas a
Merry Old Soul"
And there has been
many another soul
made merry white sit
ting by the heart
gladdening blaze of
our King Goal,
And tho ore who
cooks the tempting
palnte-tlckllng dishes
is merry, whllo he
who eats Is merrlMt
of all.
1 And this KIne coal Is the
Gtnnlae Masillloa sola by ns.
The Klages Goal & Ice Go
Cor. Kill and rrcapect sts.
Until phones 10.
Branch :-TlW Boutii Broadway,
Both phones $03
J, M. DAVIDSON
Sacecjsor to Dickson Transfer Co. Coal OfXU
All tho best
grades of
hard nnd soft
COAL
it t-oxAseot: Prlooa.
XU8 People's phono office. ?rini leildenee
E, Kxcbanae St, M Tt. R. Crossing.
Every Woman
sboat the wonderful
MARVEL Whirling Spray
ienww.i"iB)ri. .(
lumund Sutlian. Ilest --af-
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mailivr. at cntnri
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When you enn get them at bar
gain priced, don't wait till the
big opcrntors v.nnt to sell out
and buy them, but got In titep
with them nnd sell when they
aro selling. We) would be
pleated to executo your orders
and guarantee you tho best fior
vlce. Private wires to all lead
ing exchanges nnd all tho latest
gossip.
J. L. Gardner
& Company
330 and 332
w fl a m i m
namuion Bicig ?
r.ft i.tns maIh rtr. &
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WHISKEY
'for tjcntlcmerP
who cherish '
Quality.
Albert J. Butler
"Will repair your furniture, re
pair and upholster your couch
es, or quote you the lowest
prices on furniture of all kinds.
See hU line of Bed, Couches,
Leather Chairs, Dining Tables
and Chairs.
135 S. Main st.
Opposite M. O' Nell & Co.
Phone, 12832 rings
ST Shingles
At Botton Prices
I MURED ey orin aaa
LUrnDtn und. ttstlaiatea oa
buildings solicited. Anything from
a coal bouse or cottage to a man
sion. THE N. G. WILSpH LUMBER CO.,
Both telephones.
The
Ohio Laundry
Makes blue Mondays form
bright Family washings wash
ed clean and cheap.
0. L. MATHIE, Prop.
405 E. Exchange st.
Both phones 729 8
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dliohtrgca.laaammitlocs,
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PainlMi . and not sstrln
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or sent In plsln wrapper,
it 00. or S bottlas, IJ.V&:
Circular cent on rtxiuesa.
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