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ill ] JNMKKOl/K NliJWS : FRIDAY" , AVW'SL 7 , IflOfl.
State Officials go East to Seek
a Model for Norfolk.
THEY WILL BE ADGENT A WEEK.
Will Flrnt Visit One of the Most Sue-
ccssful Insane Hospitals In the
Country at Lognnspoit , Intl.
Hope to Begin Work This Fall.
TlinnMliiy'H Pnlly 1
At lust Micro In Niiini'tliliiK
liupiionliiK Inwaril tlin
of I lie litwpltttl for tlu > IIIMUIIO ul Uil' <
plnt'o. n Hlmwn In tlio Hiihjnlnoil n >
port of tin' Lincoln corrcHponiliMit ol
tlio Oinitliu Hoc , In UIH | inornliiKV
odll Ion , Honl In nnilor yoHlonliiy's tittle
HUP. OIIU'liilH liavo lol'l for I In' OUKI
to inako a wluily of tlio cotliiKo H.VH
toin and export to inlnrn In a wuok
\vhon tlio arolillort will propaio pliitiH ,
and It IH Itiliiiiatoil that Ilio work ol
COIIH ! ruction may coinnionco Ililn Tall
"Allornoy Uonoral I'roul. Hluli-
ArohltorV Tyler and Hiiporliitomlonl
KouriiH ol' this lluntlnnn Iniuini' IINJ
linn loft tonight Tor u lour of HIM
oral oiih'iorn HtittoH ( o H'OUII ' Inronna
( Ion aH to Ilio 'Vnlliw" plan ol
railni ; for tlio IIIHIUIP Tlio Idciu
inliHMl on thin tour \\lll ho IIHUI ! In
tlio rocoiiHlrnrllon of tlio Norfolk any
linn. Tlio ( rip will probably laid a
wook. Toledo will ho 'iho llrnl cllj
vlHltoil and then a HOI | | will ho made
at LonaiiMporl , Ind. . and pomdhly at
KankaKco , 111. Attorney ( iononil
1'rout IH a momlior of tlio hoard ol
public lands and building ,
will have tlio work of r
tlio Norfolk Institution In
and ho KOOM as the olllclnl roproHonl
atlvo of that hody , whllo Iho wlato
urcliltoct will Bocitro planii for tin-
work In the Htii'iu.
The nioinhors of Ilio hoard arc
Ki'ciitly In favor of the proposed ] ilan
The LoKiinsporl Inslllntion lit said to
ho 0110 of tlio lies ! In Ilio worlil. II
WIIH cons'truetotl hy an o\pi < rt who
inado u tour of all Ilio Important In
BtltutlotiH of tin1 Kuropcan countries
and It IK supposed to embody ( be
latest Ideas In carlnn for Mio Insane
The cuutral Idea of the schenio Is to
keep the iiatlents In several detached
hnlldliiKS instead of the lane ; prison
llko HtrnctnrcH which have heon used
lu the pus' ; . Tlio siinoiidliiKM arc
said to ho nioro conducho to u cure
of domontla and Iho patients uro HOII
orally inoro cluwful hccanno of the
homo-llko aspect of things. The
only object Ion urnotl Is a slightly In
creased cost of inaln'uMiaiieM. ' although
the prlco per bed Is much lower than
under the old system.
The dopartiuo of the Varl > for the
east will bo iood ; IIOWH for the people
of Norfolk' , who huvo been clamoring
over slnco the adjonrninent of lie
h'glHlntiiro for a lHvlnniuK ; of the
work of reoonstrnetlon. The appro
prlatlon Is $100.000. This , It Is o.\
pected by the members of the hoard ,
will ho enough to remodel the old
building , which escaped vho lire , Into
n modern administration building
and also to provide for the erection
of u few detached buildings forwards
The hoard of public lands and build
ings will try to have the plans com
pleted so that the work can b com
inencod vlils fall , although the arch
itect has a large amount of work
ahead In repairing buildings at var
ions institutions. "
WANTS ANOTHER TRY ,
Frank Dwyer is of the Opinion That
he Is a Better Wrestler Than
His Late Opponent.
IKrotn Tlutibdixy's Dally. ] '
Frank Uwyor , chumpUm wrestler of
thu DaUotas , was not sutlulled with
thu oiitcoino of his bout with Sou-
ncuscholn , the local wrestler , at Ar
mory hall .Tuesday night , and v/uuYs
another try to rodooni himself , lie
thinks that while the referee as
honest enough In his intention * he
had one fall chalked against him
that he did no'c tloseno , and as a re-
milt of this hellef has made another
challenge , which follows :
Norfolk , Aug. C. To The News :
Will you kindly allow me space In
the columns of your valuahlo paper
to state that the outcome of my
wrestling ma\ch with Mr. H. T. Son-
nonscheln at the Armory last Tues
day Is not ut all satisfactory to mo.
1 would llko a return match ami make
the following proposition :
1 will wrestle Mr. Sonnensoheln
again , two out of three falls , catch-
as-catch-cau style , for $100 ti side
and the total receipts , or 1 will wres
tle him for a guaranteed pursu of
$100. 1 will guarantee this purse my
self , and hi the event the receipts
will not amount to $100 1 will add the
required amount out of my o\\n
pocket. This will Klvo him a guar
antee by which ho has nothing to
lose , whllo 1 am taking chances of
losing the amount 1 have to mid and
the receipts.
I would llko to hear from him or
his friends aV once.
Respectfully ,
Frank Dwycr.
NEW TELEGRAPH LINE.
Making Connections From New York
to Philippines.
The Postal Telegraph company has
at last entered into a contract with
the Union Pacific railway company
for the construction of its proposed
now line from Omaha to San Fran
Cisco along 'iho right-of-way of the
railway company It began the work
of eroolliiK liolt'H out * inljn weal of
ColumliuH , thla Tiliwiluy"innniliiK
Thorn mo live men In-tho KIUIK No
Kollnlliiim for Iho 1110 of Iho I'nlifii '
I'at'ltlc'H right-of-way have boon pond-
liiK f' ' " ' xovnral inoiillm , and It looked
at one ( line an If Ihoy might not bo
concluded ; hn'i tlio conlnii'l wax fin
ally Hlgued nnd active proparntltiiiH
were at oiit'o made to boRln opera
tloiiB and piiHh the work fnrnmplMInn
with Ilio iilinoMllnor. . Under the
torniH of the contract II IIIIM Jim' . ' en
tered Into with the Union I'aolllr. the
I'OMlal will build a line from Omaha
to Hun Fraiiclm'o parallel with ( bat
of the \Vonlorii Union. When the
work of ooiin'1 ruction IH completed ,
Ilio I'oHtal will have direct tliioimli
York to the I'hll
< or\co | from New
ipplnoM. the now line cnnnocllng allan
-lan FranolHco with tlio now I'aclllc
cublo ColumlniH .loiinial.
MAY ORGANIZE ATHLETIC CLUB ,
Entluiolaom Is High nnd n Oyinna-
Blum , With Apparatus and
Showers , May Result.
TlmrHiliiy'M Dally ]
Coii'ddorahlo Interest has been
ironsed among a number of young
non In Norfolk In athletics. A move-
nont JIIH ! now Is on foot to organl/.o
i elnb for the purpose of syslo natlc
'raining ' , with a gymnasium Including
parallel bars , rings , lopes , horse ,
nals and the llko. where members
"oiild go during the winter evenings
for wholesome oxerclso and pastime.
I'ho Idea Is , It IH said , to have a
diower bath In connection and all
ipparatns strictly modern and llrsl
class.
BOY DROWNED IN THE BLUE.
Georfjo Haitian , .of Sutton , Was
Diowned In the River Today ,
While Swimming.
Sutton. Neb. , Aug. fi.- Sped il to
I'lio Nc\\s : lioorgo llalllan , while
swimming In Iho Illno river , was
Irowned ( his morning. The Htream
\van o\ceplionally high on acconnl of
almi.
MIMIC WAR OF FLEETS.
Naval Contest Begins Off the Coast
of Maine.
Portland , Mo. , Aug. ti. That p-irtlnn
of the Now Kngland < 'oant Iroia the
Ilrltlsh boundary to Capo An i has
been theoretically threatened hy a
hostile ( lent for u period ot twenty-
four hourH , but HO far as knoAii the
enemy had not taken advantape of the
northeast storm and thick went tier to
Blip pant the defending licet and es
tablish himself In any harbor. The
attacking lluol baa been at tu a for
about three days and will have until
Saturday to win the game planned by
the naval oxportB In Washington , by
occupying any of the harbora hi this
portion of the const for a per'od ' of
flvo hours without being discovered.
The defending licet , under the com
mand of Hear Admiral Marker , stilled
from liar Harbor at fi a. in. and by
night the various ships of the squad
ron were well distributed along the
coast nnd the work of patrol
had begun. Many of the shins are
oqiilpprd with a wireless system of
telegraphy , BO that a majority of them
can bo concentrated at any point with
in a short time. Several vessels of
this fleet weio sighted during 1'ie day
at various points along tlio coaU.
REVOLUTION 10 PROCLAIMED.
Turkey Sends Mora Tioops to Mace
donia -Menace to Bulgnrir.
Sofia , lliflgarla , AUK. D. The Mace
donian committee announced that a
revolution was proclaimed at the
vilayet of Monastlr lu confonnance
with the decision of the central revo
lutionary committee and forces In the
districts of Monastlr , Koszon , Debro ,
Kctchoro , Poretchka , Kronchero , Per-
lone , Serin.Knylarl mad Demlihlssar
simultaneously commenced hostilities.
All telegraphic communication has
been cut In the districts mentioned.
The announcement has not been con
firmed owing o the lack of communi
cation.
Constantinople , Aug. C. The porto
has abandoned all Idea of withdrawing
troops from Macedonia and Is now
making vigorous preparations to draft
troops for the disturbed district. A
circular note has been sent out , warn
ing the powers of the intention of the
government. The note states that the
situation Is very serious , and although
it does not mention Bulgaria , the docu
ment Is regarded as n menace to the
Bulgarian government.
PANHANDLE LIMITED DERAILED.
Fireman Is Scalded to Death and En *
glneer Fatally Injured ,
Wheeling , W. Va. , Aug. 0. The lim
ited Panhandle train from the west ,
moving toward Plttsburg at the r.ito
of sixty miles an hour , was derailed
between Jowett , O. , and Sdo , O. Kirc-
man J. W. Smith of Denison , O.as
scalded to death under the engine and
Engineer John 1) . Hoffman of Alle
gheny was probably fatally scalded.
James B. Cablcrwood of Denver , a pas
senger in the smoker , had his left arm
broken and was badly bruised and con
tused about the body. Walter Corbett
of Unite , Mont. , a passenger In the
smoker , sustained facial and scalp
lacerations and body bruises. Sev
eral other passengers received lesser
injuries.
Shaw to Attend Mining Congress.
Dcadwood , S. D , , Aug. C. Secretary
Shaw , it is announced here , has ac
cepted the invitation of the Black
Hills Mining Men's association to at
tend the session of the Americat Min
ing congress at Ucadwood uud Lead ,
EepU 10 to 12.
Pius X Receives Pilgrims from
United States.
FIRST VISITORS TO BE ADMITTED.
This Signal Honor In Brought About
by Cardinal Gibbons Coronation of
New Pontiff Is Fixed for Sunday
Next Orcglla Kcepa Place.
Home , Aug. n. The splilt of "tho
king IH dead , long I've ' the lilng , "
which hint been lepeated thiongh all
the long agtHUIH the dominant note
at Iho vallcau ntming HIOBO gathered
thoio , not to ackuowledgu an earthly
Koverelgn , hut to accept Pope Pints X
11 H their spiritual 1.1 mi. Not only hul
America enjoyed the honor of Unit an
nouncing through the Associated
Pronn. the accoHjdoii of the present
pontiff to the chair of SI. Peter's , but
AmorlcmiH enjoyed the far gientor
privilege nnd honor of being the tlrnt
among HIOHO of many other countries
who were to follow to convoy to his
hollnofm Iho homage of the natlona.
The American pilgrimage , conducted
hy John J. Mc(5rane of New York , and
Father Lynch of NMagara university
of Buffalo , which left the United
Slates for Us pious jotiinoy to Homo
to receive the blessing of Leo XIII , ar
rived whllo the conclave was silling.
Cardinal Gibbons had been asked lo
try to arrange for the reception of the
Americans nnd had promised to do
his beat , al tlin name lime explaining
bow unprecedented It would bo for n ,
pope the day after his election to rev
celvo a foreign pllgrlnmun when there
were scores of high dignitaries who
had not yet heon admitted , Including
even tlin diplomatic body. Neverthe
less ho used hla Inlluonco with the
happiest result and secured the con-
Rent of the pope to receive his fellow-
countrymen. At the hron/o doors of
the va I lean , they were met by Mgr.
Kennedy , rector of the American col
lege. They trooped up the sta'rway
and through the corridors , be-idlng
their heads to pass through the openIngs -
Ings In the walls which had boon
erected for the conclave. At the
unique flail of Inscriptions a halt was
called. After a considerable wait two
Swiss guards entered from a corridor.
Deforo the pilgrims could quite realize
it the pope stood among them , llo
walked slowly , but with the firmness
of a young man , down the long luieol-
ing line , accompanied by Cardinal Gibbons
bens and Mgr. Kennedy , and gave to
each of Iho pilgrims as ho passed his
hand to bo kissed. Ho spolto a few
words to almost every one.
The now popr > has continued Car
'illnal Oreglla as camorllngo.
Plus X has decided that his corona
tlon shall occur Sunday nc t.
Premier 7anardolll has sent out n
circular ordering all government offl
clals to abstain from participation In
the festivities over the election of the
new pope , as Plus X has not notllled
the government of his election.
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES ADJOURN
Next Meeting Will Be Held in St
Louis Mlnaltnn Elected President.
Atlantic City. N. .1. . Aug. G. Severa
Important resolutions wore adoptee , '
by the American Federation of Cath
ollc societies at the closing session
The first resolution condemned font
rlofn and mob law as unworthy of civ
lll/ed people. Lynching Is rcgardec
us murder and the burning and for
two of people , even when clearlj
guilty. Is barbarous and a menace to
the peace and security of all good citi
zens. All Catholics were enjoined to
evert an Influence to spread In the
community sound opinions against
such savagery. The next meeting will
be held In St. Txiuls.
The otllcors elected were : President ,
Thomas B. Mlnahan of Columbus. O. ;
first vice president , ' .T. B. JolUors of
Newark , N. J. ; second vice provident ,
F. J. Klerce of San Francisco ; secre
tary. Anthony Matlre of Cincinnati ;
treasurer , Henry J. Fries of l-3rle. Pa ;
marshal , II. Merwlck of Kansas City.
Total Abotlaners Meet.
Plttsburg. Aug. fi. At the opening
posslon of the national convention of
the Catholic Total Abstinence associa
tion a telegram offering congratula
tions to Plus X and a committee was
appointed to draft a letter giving the
history of the work of the union , to
bo sent to him with a request that
he send his blessing. The credentials
committee reported that 732 delegates
were present who were entitled to '
vote. i
Seven Hundred Are Drowned. |
Berlin. Aug. C. A dispatch re- ,
reived here says 700 persons were
drowned In the disastrous floods which '
occurred at Oho Fee , China. The I
brldres within the city and many
hoiiPCB , with tholr occupants , were
Bwept away in the ( orient. Two thon-
earn ! of the Inhabitants are left with
out means of subsistence.
Italians Killed In V/reck.
Now Hampton , la. . Aug. G. Six or
seven Italian workmen were killed at
Devon , live miles north of here , In a
wreck on the Clieat Western road. A
freight train broke In two and ran
backward Into a grave ] train. Three
bodies have been recovered , and it Is
uncertain how many are in the debris.
Confectionery Jobbers In Session.
Cleveland. Aug. G. Confectionery
Jobbers from all parts of tbo country
met in convention here. The most im
portant irnttt-re to be taken up Is the
securing of uniform weights and meas
ures and a natiuu.il pure food law.
ROCK ISLAND AVOIDS fJTr.iKE.
Acjreca to Increase Wages Paid to
Trainmen cn.l Conductor ! .
Chicago , AUK. 0.Hy the terms of a
BCUI < nn-iit reached the Rock IB' ind
ngriM H to raise thu waru'n paid t , . tin-
nen and conductor * ! and i ovine in'en.
By the Iprmg of Iho Holt lenient ,
vagcH will bo Incrotist'd urd th < 5 woik-
tig nil H revised. A < cordl'iK to thu
igroeMi"iil. which takc'8 effect Aug. 1 ,
viSHiuv'i * fdndudorn will receive 11 !
iur c i nt nioro than UIH Hcalo of Jan.
. , liiuL' , which wan $126. and freight
comliK IOI-H will get n 15 per cent In-
croxso over the acnlo of II ceiiU a rnllo.
The Increase of fielght trainmen IR 15
) ci' cent over the former ncalo of a
cents a mile and ptiHHoiiKor brukotion
will get nn Increase of 12 per cent
over the cdd scale , which varied In
different parts of the country.
FAILS TO REACH DYING DAUGHTER
Marlrn Lowe , Whoae Father Paid
$ 1,000 to Sec Her , Died In Lor
Angeles This Morning.
Los Augolos , Aug. -Special ( to
I'ho NOWH : Marlon Lowe , whom-
wi'iillhy fulhor IH ninliliiK across Iho
country on n $1,000 apodal train from
Now York nnd v/l'o ' ' , linked to
ro.ich the hodnldo of hi , dying claugb-
, or before she pusued nwny , djetl hero
this moniliiB. Alt' . Lowo.wlll arrive
I'YIday night.
Clil'ao , Aug. fi. To teach the sick
bed of his young daughter , reported
dying In l.os Aiigelos , tjtil. , Henry 10.
Lowe of New Yoik , chief engineer of
the United Statca Steel corporation ,
Is rushing acrosii the western prairies
on a $ Minn apodal train that prom
ises to beat all transcontinental speed
rocoids. Mr. Ijnvo loft New York
Tuesday afternoon tit 2 : P.5 and Is duo
In Los Angeles nt 11 o'clock Friday
evening , making his total time for
the tiln from vcn to sen thieo days
and i.Ino hours. Ho was reported on
time at Top"ka , Kan. , at 11:110 : o'clock
last night. "
Dizzy ?
Then your liver isn't Acting
well. You suffer from bilious
ness , constipation. Ayer's
Pills act directly on the liver.
For 60 years they have been
the Standard Family Pill.
Small doses cure.
V > ml > ni i nnni-i i , iio c\ inril a bctiulifiil
lirnniiiu rli li tilm I , ' 1'lion tisn
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE W
60 i r * Dnii if r OH r > f MAI t A Co N SMIA N H
She Has Cured Thousands
Given up to Die.
DR. CALDWELl
OF CHICAGO
AleopsiUiy , Home
opalhy , ISleHrir and Gen
eral Medicine.
Will , bj request , \leit pmfoefciomdly
NORFOLK , NEBRASKA , PACIFIC
HOTEL , THURSDAY , AUGUST
cij four\\ooVe. Contultliervlille
the uj purtui itj tent Imml ,
Dll. CAIin\Kl 1,1.mils her pr ct co to tl.o
aiiociul tri'ittcniMit i f iliNi nef < > f the eye , onr.
tin" * ihriml , IIIUVH , fou , ilr ( UcoiucB , illtoiiso * of
, rlnldrun and n'lilim ' . . uorMmu anil Miwciil
I ilifoabff of n ruralilo uiituro l < nrl > cotibumi-
! tiun , bmnc-hUiB , I'luiiiliuil catarrh , tlirmuc
i cutnrrh. liotulu ho , nuiflipiuio , , stomach and
' bo\\ol troubl" ! ) . ilioimmiiMii noiirululn , tc\- \
a'irn , Hitutit'e ihien < - < < , ki.lmiy
of tlin ll\or an i liUililur , dirimops , tiorxinsnoES ,
iniliio-tl ; n , ol > oMt\ iniiiiriiiitoil Mi'ritiou ,
plow Drouth in c'liildror. mill all a6tiiR ( Its-
onioa in ntlnlls , ilndi'mltio clnthftiot cur\n-
niro of tlio | itiiiihteiixoa of tlin l.niln , pnraly.
nlu , lieart tlineiinitro ( < by , ouolltnc o' the lliiihs.
Ptrkturo , " | ) i > n eori'i , pain in the bones , granu
lar nnlarKnmoiitn nnd all IouK-6taiulln die-
oasex proporl } troatot ,
lllooil mill SUIn DIsciiKi-M ,
IMniplet. b'otrtiob , eruptions , li\or spots , fall-
hiK nf tin1 hiur I ) ul riuiiiloxlon cczenin , throat
iilcort , bo u iiiuib I laildiT tionblos , weak
luck , Imrninii i rum i a Bint ; urlno too oftoM.
Tlin ollocts tit cuiiflil'Mional bicknosa or tlio
tallii-T of ton iniicli mjunoiiH mi'iUcino rocotroe
neHirh UK Iro.ilniont , t'lunniit ' relief and n cure
for Wo. .
PUnanesdf wnmnn , irrcKiilar mciiBtruntlon ,
fallltiK < ' the vonih , bearing down pnlne ,
foi a'u ' Itpl.ii'omnMe Ihck of soxnnl tone.
i eno rrhe.i ftoril'tj. or Imrrennots , cnntult
Ir Caldwell and hl'i- ilt rliow them tlio cuuso
of tlieir trouliln ntul tliova > to bocnmu en rod ,
Cum fix , riullt-r , I'Mnlii , 1'llcn
nn I cnlnrco' B mill * troBtoil with tlio sulicn-
taiiooiis Injii" ! on ine'luil ' , ulwuluii'ly without
pain . .I'nlMf ' "iirtlin lota f a drop of blood ,
lixinonf linrown ilikcorlr > and i leally the
most trlentifio niotlrnl ol tint , aihiincod BRO
Or. Caldwell has practiro I hur prufofeiou io
wimtt of the lai ( . t-Bt lioepi'als ihiniiRlmnt the
count rj. Sha lm < mi lupnrl r I1 tno troatliiR
niiili > lnBno itni5 il * 'iii'i > di'orndtios. o < c. hhe
IUIH latfly " 'i iiiioil u olllco InOniBlm Nebraska ,
where lut w.ll n < eu I a portion of cnch weak
treatl h-ir many pull * ' te. No liirnrublo
casoe ncceptod for trratniont Cmibultntirin
exumltintion mid iid ic . ono doll.ir t tlioeo in
lorostod. I . ° K v C ti V,1,1 * Cm
OIlIcHKO 111 ,
\ddro88 nil mnil to Hoe ItutlduiK. Omaha
Neb.
. . . w >
.vAJ.Oy//
Tripplc Circus , Elevated Stages , Roman Hippo
drome , Free Horse Exibit and Deep
Sea Aquarium.
A ( iigunlic Undorlakin , head and shoulders ahovo out1
.so-callod rivals.
'JO KUNN V OLDCLOWNS 20
A miiKiiliiulo of Hitlers , Leapers , Aerialists , Aeronauts ,
( iyninasls , Charioteers and ovorythin pertaining to the Circus
voild. llig Double Menagerie of the Imito creation. Herd
of big Mlophanls.
Ciollmiir Uros. ' § 20,000 Keatnro tlio Only
ISMSAL LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS
n cantivity ; a savage , blood sweating terror of the Jtivor Nile ;
Jio wuinl man-slaying inonslor ; tlio only ono in tlio known
iVorltl on oxliibition ; at'tornoon and evening in Ci oil mar ] 3ros. '
nillionsiiro memigerio.
bands of music. J5 circus rings. Klevaiod stages. DOOmonaml
women employed. l00 ] horses and ponies.
livery IMorning at 10 O'clock a Grand Colossal
STRE12T PARADE
A Mammoth Free Street Show.
OPhJN DlilNS OK WILD BEASTS
Ponderous inarching elephants. An amazing wonderland.
10 .different kinds of music. A big double procession of
shining armor , glittering dens , cages , band chariots , rich and
rare costumes of silks and satins , tableaux , floats , comedy
provokcrs , a perfect blaze of splendor majestically moving
upon the public highway at 10 o'clock.
Two Performances Daily , Afternoon and Evening.
Doors Open at I and 7 o'clock.
WILL EXHIBIT AT
IFOLK , SATURDAY , AUGUST 22
_
N. Y Life tilde , OMAHA , NBIJR.
PALL TERM COMMKNCI-S SEPTRM11ER 1.
Tlio InrRrst. most firmW established and best equipped Commercial and Shorthand School In
.
Omaha Moilerncoursesotstuily Uxpcrienced icacliers Individual instruction Strict discipline. .
I > r.ittiral methods 1'ireproof building V M C A adjacent Athletics Fully equipped ermnaj.
iuni iuiass amort limurnis Graduates n istud lo positions STUUllNTb , I'UUNISHED
TO EARN UOAKI ) WHILE AT TENDING Send ( or Caliiloxur
! < Why Should Ca-
1 lamity Be Full of
\ Words ? "
4 >
< > The mere saying of words is
\ \ easy , and some men devotee
o their whole lives to it. They
talk rather than act. The ca
lamity howlers in any commu
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While the unsuccessful busi
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speaks he uses words , but he
tells facts. He seldom , however - \ \
ever , depends upon his own
voice.
He brings to his aid the trumpet tongued
voice of the press.
He purchases space in the \ \
advertising columns of his local \ [
paper , and he uses it to good
advantage.
This is your local paper.
There is space in these columns -
umns for use. Are you adding - \ \
\ \ ing its strength to your voice ? \ \
Properly used it will aid you.
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