Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 14, 1915 Page: 2 of 8
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THURSDAY. JANUARY M, ItlR.
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•HERMAN. TEXAS.
fi. O. I C. C.
-rVTHR. Fublinker*
Tt* ^
r, ». -at to the official
? .'tty of rtiernrat.
itmI publish'
Sobsertf Lei,:
gfi 4M- per year
$<• cent* pet month
la advance
Tbe Weekly Democrat to publish
ed or Thursday, $1.3* a year. It
to tbe big county orat newspaper.
Wall eehscribera changing loca-
tion* AdbUI give their form« ad-
< v*m •» wall &v the se» one. Snb-
f r.rfbert served by city earner? wtll
t‘«nse assist the management In
~At>deirin)t pood aerrtee by j-raking
rTuplalrts about irragulaities, and
IMWORTAMTY Of (HR MllA
'9ss- i ri
The folios in* extract front a ser-
ntoa by Hen ry Ward Beer her ea
thr subject of (■>mortality ha* given
wrenpth and comfort to man* human
hearts seeking light on this Mih-
Daddy’s Bedtime ^?he I)*mocrat'a Eoenin*
WKy the
VtTRMM TO TIIK REKI».
By M Quad.
Sea Is
THav Set the M<;1 to
G-md Safi
BOTH PHONES
The heart and flesh cry ont for ____
ttod The* cry out’for Immortal it*, i ” <-!»
Not only does the spirit from the T*“' — M 44 ** 3*"-
heavenly land say to every toiling, j
learning, ar xfous eool, Come up IIX HER have ra« never wom’ered Why the Sea la sailf asked daddy.
hither, hut ner; son! that is j hN eyes all ttrinhfy
stri\ins upward has ia it. if not ; "Yes. <|j*a«t* . *f have"' cried the two kiddles Tbll ns about If
a vo^hwd ^.ration yet mutely i » m ' x 4riMy will with hta eyes all twlnkly. “The
l^J'Z for Heaven ' * Sf>" * Danish huts Krodi white on n visit to the king of Sweden bought two very
' At the heart panleth arter the tant’' "Bd *,r"n* slaves named Penis and Mania
xrstej brooks so panteth the soul “Re took them hack to Den murk tvlth htm, and her* use they Were so
after thee, O God. ' -;Jat»cjiad mmms he set them at work grinding upon a magic millstone which
> How Meet is the truth which was so large that none of King Prodi s men slaves could move it.
coir*’#' to us thai we are not as the : “He ordered them to grind out much gild and peace and prosperity to him.
beasts that die, that we are as the At first -Pent* .and Wont* obeyed him and ground ont gold and then more
gods that live’ Thai for whlrh we poM. and peace and plenty reigned In the htnd of King Prod I
art made is int mortality. and our. Tint you see. kiddies, the okl king was mi grasping that he worked-these
jcurncy is rough '-traigbt. sharp, no maids too hard lie wonWn’l give them any holiday or pretty clothes or
brrdenseuM, wit: many tears Our „jrT. tonics to eat at all. But day after day, dressed in coarse, heavy rack
journey is not io thr grave 1 am. ,.m-n smocks, these pom-slaves ground and ground at their task
not growing Into old age to be
Entered as seconds law rat
roe postofTfce ct Sherman,
adar act o! March \ 117*.
tter at
Mind, to be deaf, to be rheumatic,
ana to shrink, a miserable cripple,
into the cornet, shaking and totter-
HORjJfc
k '
The tTate at home spirit should
fee cultivated The merchants should
lead out In this try keeping Sherman
mack good on their shelves.
Italy was rocked by a® earthquake
Wednesday. which took 12,000 or
mere lives and hurt twice that many
Europe Is going through the fire
there #aj* -|
vramet Von Brecht rid. foretpn mtn
teter of Austria, atm the maj, who is
rreUiWd with starting the European
wag. has resigned He should have
been made to stick it out
Governor Cetquilito parting mer-
w&ge is a 30,0W word affair. aDd
ir.imediately afterward the governor
wifi visit j® New Tork and Washing-
ton. D C.. at> doubt seeking legisla-
ture ram anc politic*! post*
That was f splendid story the
T* iuorrat earned ia Wedaesday s to-
oue under a New Tork date line A
flwClta men have, 'been put to work
In the factories of the country with-
in the past few days Times ant' get-
ting better’
The refer me n are is the saddle ic
.Aha heave of inwoiatilires at
Austin and are doing business right
sicmg. The jteaker of the home
was give* authority m dismieo any
ompioye- Tor .drtaking or viaitigg «*
loom gsutiolisg. or any other «w
dam unbecoming a grin Manats
"line day two courtiers were standing near the mill talking One of them
said very low so be thought the- maids wouldn't hear: ......
" If those slaves were smart they wonhl know that this is a magic ni^l
lug and forgetting all that I over "ml ”ril1 Fdnd out nriytlitng they wish ft too. Poor things, they have no
knew The bent part of me to un- ****Y Mu’*rtf*r
touched. The »oul: the reason, the ’ B,rt ,h,‘ slaves heard and were not so dull an they might hare been, be
moral sense, the power to think, j o.in«e they set right to work and ground out a great army to hclp^hem Bght
the power to will, the power to love, j King Krodi
the power to admire purity and to J '"A hen kmc came and tootFhommand of the army There was a great
reach out after it—that is not fight, and Krodi tn< killed Then the sea king took all the golden treasure
touched by time, though its Utstru-lor King Krodi. the magic mill and the slaves
men! and means of ouler demonstra-J "While they were on iwatni ship the sen king wanted salt, so Kenia and
tion be corroded and failing. No f
physical weakness touches the soul.
Only the body Is touched by sickness
And shake that down! Shake it
down’ LM It go! For as the ebry-
ttMta- hursts open, and the covering
which confines the perfect insect
Is dropped, that he may come out in-
brightness of form and largeness
of life, bo this body is but a chry-
salis. and when we break through it
»f rise on wings of our attraction
of God, and by the populeion of our
owe inevitable desire and need and
are forever with the Lord.’
My mistress la Gelnsbofo road had
lost a 15 note In the house, and the
thief was the parlor maid. I knew It
from her si tton*, end three months
after I left the house she waa caught
In a similar offense ami owned up to
the first theft However, the Crime
was laid on me. and because I made
Indignant and perhaps Impudent pro-
test 1 was (lung out of the house at
bstf an hour's notice and refused s
character 1 was Idle for the neit
three month*. The first thing demand
ed when l‘ applied for a place was a
character As soon as it was learned
that I had none It was useless to talk
further. It was for*this reason that 1
finally paid a fee to an Intelligence
office In Margate street and waa at
length sent for to take a place at gen
eral housework It was an old man
was preparing her a soup l had to leave
the kitchen for a minute. \Vhen I re
turned the soup was giving out a
strange odor, and living satisfied that
her buabsmt had poisoned It I, of
course, threw It away lie scolded
about my waste, but when I looked
him squarely In Iho eye* he dropped his
■ nil had no mot-« to say.
1 had been with the Dysons five years
when the clluias came. The old wo-
man wa* holding her own If not get-
ting better, and the hnslmnd'a Impa-
tience had a savage edge to It. Their
bedroom was on the north sltlo of the
house All along on that aide was s
deep excavation for ■ factory.
At 10 o'clock one night I lay wonder
Ing If bv really meant to take her life
aud bow he would finally accomplish
It, when I heard a half suppressed
WITH NEURALGIA
Musterole Gives Delicious Comfort
When those sharp pain* go shooting
through vour head, when your skull
seems as If It wonld split, just ruh a lit-
tle MUSTEROLE on the temples and.
neck. It draws out the inflammation.1
soothes away the pain—gives quick
relief.
MUSTEROLF. is a dean, white oint-
ment, made with oil of mustard. Better
than a mustard plaster and docs nat blis-
ter!
Doctors and nurses frankly recom-
mend MUSTEROLE for Sore Throat.'
Bronchitis, Croup, Stiff Neck, Asthma.
Neuralgia. Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheu-
matism, Lumbago, Pains and Aches of
the Back or Joints, Sprains. Sore Mns-
clcs, Bruisgs. Chiftlaiu
Colds of tne Chest (it often prevents
.ins. Frosted Feet— .
Pneumonia).
At your druggist’s, in 25c and 50c jars,
and a special large hospital sire for SJ.50.
Be sure you get the genuine MUS-
TEROLE. Refuse imitations—yet what
you ask for. The Musterole Company,
Cleveland, Ohio.
named Dyson who wanted me He scream from hla room. I got softly out
t
cfiSrac
Menia around-Mm -some out of the magic mill. Then he set them to work
to grind salt all day long, and they liccame so angry at him for trying to en-
slave them again (Imt they set the mill to grinding Halt, and the ship sank,
and they all went to the liottom of the sen. And the mill Is still grinding
salt" '
“Did Menia and Kenia get drowned, daddy?”
“I think they must have," so id dinhty >
• Those slaves had a pretty bard time or It la those old dnrs. didn’t fhev.
daddy T’ , ,
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all the
WHAT THE EXCHANGES
ABE TALKING ABOUT.
STORIES OF FLAGS
is of brilliant yellow,
la the center of which 1* a large dou-
ble headed Mack eagle. This flag date*
from tbe year 1472. when Dan the
Great married Sophia, a niece ot Con
standee Palaeblogu*. and thence as
Origins of Some of the Emblems sumed the arms of the Greek empire.
of European Nations.
H Was Originally the Standard of the
Duchy of Brabant—Complex Colore
of Austria and tbe Flags of Germany,
Franco, England and Ruaata.
U- jnci!vidua:, family to family and
1 omasum') t» community. laying
debt# am.: making improvement#.
Thr ebiekrt ordioanw should be Just reoenth a southern banker
•nforced right now for ibt keagr- j narked a twenty doUar bill and km
cLickerne allowed U, gnun a*r;w goeoant of the number of ttoe#
neisfebornood ran nip tie b«4di«g|tKo bill wa# bandied the am day
p.aa» and Might xb* hope# of Khor-; siafern tinae* this MU wa* ja##e*
man Indira wi- t*i< their fknwdjj^ tbe rashier’a window and
l^d# and **'d rook owe Urn-* dottm* «f time* by Otic
ptaint* are i. ..:h fetasi ■•»« bank danag the firm two weeks.
trt»»D$> ehie*' ^ j it tjMa W Bad bre-n -Mat to a
,f norther® estate- by the fim mas for
Million# of dollars arc yearly
pouring out of Texas into northern
Mate# for food products ■ that w»
ran produce better than our brother JHE TRICOLOR OF BELGIUM
farmers farther north. They are
anxious to furnish us with these
materials for food, for they have
found that Texas money will buy
tbe® many comforts, build good
roads, magnificent churches, well
equipped school bound*. at^omoMle*
and meet any financial obligation Prior to tbe Franco Prussian war of
i^z'sxi »»“• »-»™
we we concerned Analyzing tbe tDon ttan ■ »»«M» 01 **tterad states,
propositson, if an individual spends When they combined into a single em
his money ii is gone Tbe tame is! pire. however, traces of all their flags
true of a family, a community and were combined in tbe resultant stand-!
a slate. While money that is kept j
at home circulate* front individual
0| the breast of tbe eagle is an es-
cutcheon bearing on its red field In nil
ver tbe figure of St. George slaying
the dragtftt. tbe whole being surround
ed by tbe collar of the Order of St
Andrew. On the displayed wings of
the eagle are other shields bearing rata and gave me money and command-
willing to take me without a
cter because he would have to
pay less wages and because, as he
grimly asserted, there waa nothing ly-
ing around loose In hla house for me
fo steal. As we sat face to face 1
steed him up as mean and penurious,
but 1 did not see any evil In him. He
had an aged and infirm wife, be told
me. and I would be the only eervant.
It waa not for me to pick aud cboora.
I must hare a place and bold It long
enough to get a character again. I
went with him tnllea and miles out on
the Ho I born road, and we at last ar
rived at the cheaply built and cheap
looking cottage he occupied. It waa a
place devoid of almost all conveniences
and had been selected for Its cheap
rent. I found the old wife deaf, almost
blind and palsied, and It waa apparent
that she bad no care whatever
1 aoon had evidence that he was In
love with a widow In the neighborhood,
or at least be desired to be free so that
be could marry her. My uatural im-
pulse on finding out bow be felt toward
hla wife wa* to flee the house, but I
have explained bow 1 was situated.
In the course of a couple of weeks
be declared that the cellar was full of
k a v Mb u> but
"'nun. nr* me put
rl . , ,
‘Jftaad product*. It would n« have
Joes!
Tran -plattlii.?
Knerana bene . __ . _— w—,, ,
ting nut grew like thy- Kbouiti » Wi !w jSQjW
...T i c.vt»i* and- ■Meuse .uHLvjsttjd tui.
U*‘ rnoewLk"* Bi+m* vai'"6*?* v E-wy Doe «ti«* of Tex-
tadk .mrc wffi nac vitae w ohhf*l.W of
i.rtwuv «Sna w U« mum not tbe] «»«««*» **4
Btrae; writ, raoi nfaadi «u«uihra 80 ***** V*J »** *+*• *« •**
* ddiigir. the jmd^criM and out iut*vy oof of tbe Mate
IwrrnltF it, '.be Oared.WW bojr vtt re ? *! -v * ’** ***** •?
■em mo- vaU.# n tmo-t «* ** *»« «
■ By brag**# cows, pig#, eteke®#, and
fJtarlt* Ooona. fti>* Bran win- kflft-
«f trairan K Afamaaifietr.. * * uriu*-:
I-u!u># inwyer it i u . home in Lam
f Iglra Calrioriuk at 4W nsgfe* nf
runsa-g a iioim
Efierpriw
. garde*-..—Cleburne
Jmitkdjog ererrtbiag thi# stare
Tec. *3. SI 4., vat g-rey fb* d«4i,Tso*«rnmes* o* our* u ut
seiirems V,*-utirefi4.1 n!ien,wt' (Im aicjiit fsi ( HiAM, ti.tbs!;y fiotue-
jttry being mi' iws tiita tiiir-y uri»-lfiiaig. sitvr* liras- a aiffise and a
met 1 r-.*-t Vxx.. v-iv v ■> t -ii! bail ratt'am’l. AU tri this tneney
boua, wiUi Onma at the tin.* «f tbrl««? 4®B*g of- ft, come* out of tbe
re#>'wry «m k :jUx*. walJ re tried nr-J tMJ *»f 'he people. I'ak« a halt
■nMpfgM "
'Tiw war** oi w>
it uutet w$> ««■£ re tfc*
Si* the clianmaUpu .of Ife#
reaursg u# recii *.? •? • iireecmg -»< ■’
We » over A 'tarma fiMtUhry;
deal** ii: re.J.I.j,g farmer* .-tl hr »i<!
• gfitre £4< rent* p*s fwv for nw?
5tri.4rt.ile i« wrotigii! f® bins dsntig
fire nwoaik* of Jin#. Job' «ad Aug
tre*.. *\tk if m Brare (wire whal the
mtbket 1wire geweralij- U during
tbra# tot x-of tt# for the g*-»#r*i
rjt* of 'eggs Otarlaees barehod af-
t#r May *#idoix amotitri u> iBudE;
and tf> ««u per done* for iswhiC! 1
egg* nteanr sbourasd* of debar* <i
Clifm owiiNT famrera
catted, mmtJmr res year# will ws#
' (he aaanal t®« raised to «2k,Uf«.*W
And this take# uo aotouct of federal
lautMC and oouau taxation an,d
refy taruifra. , Tire ■ ***«»•
srect ere pel, ■ fellow eitauM, the
inert d*j,S*red «w punw». Who
ate a# gore* to order the recraston-
al;—Waco Tm,« Herald.
Tb# cap;pairs i* os ig T#xa# for
fogf* profitable fwnewg. Grayson
■ ■ iggitr fifgtii '*#> 6t tWr-npwv
_ gralffB l*. Hatkey, the raas who f^T^^"#*^
gydtre o*#r !to# Mat* with Clarehc#
OwUef asd ottrer*. I* tbe roan who
V- .^fhGnwahd tbe yield ®f un WMn
' •' -IjSWbtd* on *?>-«ry-were * in Iowa
Fotely T*-** . ought to appreciate
wb a man a» rhi*. fie. Harkey b
now 'ohaected with Trias A. A M
.«gt. He hue beret ia Grayson
county three ,Urm # glrrady. Let!*
'-■“ got.hire »« (ome wswin. take Interest
- 1b what be bayaj and make bis ad-
♦ vie* and experience pay in dollars
! and cent#.
♦ A spirited fight is oo between the
local carpenter* and painter*. and
It is stated on the best of authority 1^5$.
that at tbe next meeting of the fiber
The poultry crw*""tta» struck tbe
bv# progreurtve little town ol Ar-
traia. N. II... a* a result of the dis-
co* cry that during the last seven
isoiah# of the year lk 14 the reve-
nue derived from poultry and eggs
shipped from that point amounted
to $*,Sufi. One man, Joseph Good-
ale, has l ,000 bens which net him
*; each every at* months in the pro-
duction of eggs Dr. E. P. Mc-
Cormick shipped one car of turkey*
Were Aruwla to D*'emt*r, realized
—the"- -sbtpBietrt a
cleared ff.bbh during the year from
the poultry buslnesi —Waxahavhie
Light.
the arms of Kiev. Novgorod, Vladi-
mir, Kasan. etc Tbe Russian union
Jerk 1* very similar to that of Eng-
land. save that tbe principal crossbars
are blue instead of red. This is the
well known Russian war flag. The
cross ia that of St Andrew, tbe patron
saint of Russia.
Tbe well known tricolor of France
is tnadf op of throe stripe*—blue,
white and red—running not tbe length,
but the width of the flag. It dates
from the era of the French revolution
and chme into existence in 1789. It
has been tbe national flag since, with
but alight variation*. In 1794 tbe tri-
color was also made the Jack of the
French navy.
The union jica of Great Britain la
composed of tbe three crosses of St.
George. St. Patrick and fit Andrew.
That of tbe first was a broad red cross.
To be suer, the color* of Prussia— J
Mack and white—aud the Prussian
ragie enter very largely into it. but it
must be remembered that this country
became at that time the head aud
ruler of all the other*. Besides the
susaiier stays, there were also the
flags of East and West Prussia to be
included That of West Prussia was
black, white. Mack, three stripes of
equal diameter, running the length of dividing the white flag into four white
the flag That of East Prussia con- j square* , tbe white crow of St An-
siKted of two *uebs stripes, the upper drew, on a Woe background, ran from
black and the - lower white. The corner to corner diagonally, while the
'‘Jack” of the imperial navy consist* red cross of fit Patrick ran in tbe same
of three bonxoctai stripe*, tbe upper direction. If lire onion Jack be exam-
brack, the middle white and the tower: jned It will be found to be composed
rad. The mack pnred iron cross (dat- of these three cruise*.’ a a stated; Tbe
rag track to the end of the twelfth cen ! fag was first unfurled in 18Q1, on the
t»ry> is in tbe center This red stripe uplon tu that year of Great Britain
appears ia the final war ensign of the (England. Scotland and
empire, is »Lit5 the tricolor (Marie,; Ireland,
who*, red 1 appear* in the upper qnr- j The flag of Belgium-to composed of
ter, with the Iron cross upon It. while \ t tricolor—black, yellow and red—nin-
th* nrenaialsg three-quarter* are white, j Bing «p and dowjx—that is. the width
with the rojal arras in the center A | 8rj<j not tbe length of the flag The
ed tne to buy arsenic. He recommend-
ed me to go to a store miles away and
to say that 1 wanted It for my com
plexlon and to give my own name. 1
went to a drug store only I Wo blocks
away and gave his name, and when he
discovered tbia be wa* highly indig-
nant for a day, and I rather expected
to tie thrown out However, In the
course of three or four days he devel
opod another plan. After coaching the
old wife be left me alone wlih her for
the Crst time, and abe begged me to
get her some laudanum fur toothache
*Bd not to mention the matter to him.
of bed and went to the farther door,
and. looking through a crack, 1 saw
that the window was-up and that he
stood before It with his wife In his
arms. She waa banging on to him with
Angers of steel and making n great
struggle. I beard him breathing hear
lly and snarling and growling as ho
tore her fingers loose, but I did not
know what he planned to do till of n
sudden he staggered to tbe open win
dow and flugg her out She screamed
as she went to her death, and lu my
flight 1 echoed the scream. 1 remem.
her the man rushing across the room
at me. of bi* dashing open the door, of
bis striking me down, and then came
darkness which lasted for weeks. He
had strnck me with a piece of Iron aud
fractured my skull. He then carried
my body downstairs and bore It a
quarter of a mile away and flung It
Into another excavation. Before tak-
ing me from the house he put on ray
hat and clonk, and thus It appeared to
those who found my unconscious body
next morning that I had been coming
home the night before and fallen Into
the pit. As to hla wife, he gave the
alarm and brought the police and made
out that It was a case of suicide. While
he waa fast asleep, as he claimed, she
had stolen to the window and leaped
to her death.
Hi* story went, and It wa* several
months before there was any contra
diction. 1 bad a fractured aktill. brain
fever and pneumonia and for week*
and weeks lay a* one dead. When I
mended my memory was confused, and
It was seven months before I told my
story and put the police on the track.
Long before that DysOn had married
the widow and sailed for America,
and though efforts were made to find
him nothing came of them Never did
a man deserve the hangman* rope
more, and yet if living today he la free
SHOE'S
When Von Huv *
MEN’S AND BOYS’ NEW
SHOES
You ran Ito Heat At
MAHONEY BROTHERS
SHOE SHOP.
North Ti-nyls Street,
Binkley Hotel.
Near
-L~
Palace Barber Shop
Basement Murphy llldg.
It was easy to tell that she had been
coached what to say. and l refused to and has no fear of the law.
buy tbe drug A few days later as I
SYMPATHY BUT NO JOB
royal standard has the arms placed in
the center of the yellow atrip.' This
was adopted as the national flag In
J831, being originally the colors of tbe
black cross divides tbe whole flag into
quarter*.
The flag of Austria is a very com-
plex affair. To begin with, tbe various
Austrian provinces have their own j duchy of Brabant
flags. Bohemia to red-white. Tyrol »«j From 1477 until 1306 Belgium be-
white-red, Dalmatia is bine yellow. Ga longed to Austria, but on tbe latter
heto is blue-red, Croatia to red-white-1 dat* It fell Into tire bands of Spain,
blue and Istris to yellow-white-blue In 1795 and for some yesra following
Then again. Austria-Hungary being a It was held by France, aud In 1814
dna) monarchy, both Austria and Hun- ? was handed over to the Prince of
gsry must be separately represented—{ Orange, but in 1930 the Belgians rose
and fully—on the Bag. Fortunately,; against the Hollanders and established
this comtHhatkm waa rendered more their independence. The flag which to
-Wash-
r CALOMEL IS MERCURY, IT SICKENS!
1 THlfi M MY 57TH BIFTHBAY I
•January 14.
hens tor Crawford.
‘ *
Hon. Coe I. Crawford, former gov-
ernor Of South Dakota, famou# law-
yer of the northwest and now corn-
eras/ by the fact that portion* of the
flags of both countries were already
tbe same. Tbos, the Austrian flag waa
red-white red. the Hungarian waa red-
white-green Ojmprotntoe was effect-
ed by dividing the lowest horizontal
stripe In two. and leaving half red
whil# the remainder was green. Tbe
anus of both countries also appear on
the flag This was decided upon March
«, JfitW
Tbe Imperial standard of the czar of
now flown w»* then Adopted
togton Post.
Why SHe Uksd It
Anna—How do you like being engag-
ed to Jack? Agnes (a literary girli—
Oh, It’s wonderful! The dear fellow
calls me a poem, envelops me In his
arm* and seals with a kisa!—Judge.
Life la a little gleam of time between
two eternities —Carlyle.
Ex-convict►. ar« often forced into
crime by sheer necessit) People
are kindly but no man wiih the
brand of prison upon him is wanted
in office or factory by the most
sympathetic employer.
-An ex-con wet called at the Bos-
ton Globe office . Christmas day.
looking for a job. Appearances
Wales) and were all in t:is far or. He introduc-
ed himself a# an ex-Hing Hlng con-
vict. There was no job for him and
he said he would like to write his
experience since coming out. Told to
go ahead, he did. The extract
‘to from hjH story as he
wrote it:
No one will contest the fact that
Sing Sing is a f#r better place to
come from than to go lo. Entering
it* impressive, gates, it* very Im-
pressive gates, does not mean so
much a death of hope as of individ-
uality and the number they print on
your clothes is a very apt symbol of
the fact Oku your name to worthless
during your incarceration and ever
alter.
You need not have committed
murder to, have the Cain brand
smudged on your, brow and you will
never realize the shallowness of the
universal obedience of the desire of
the Naza-rene for peace on earth and
good will to all men unless you
have come from Sing Sing and ask
your brother man for a chance to
be on the level and an opportunity
to go straight.
The warden pats you paternally
on the back and with tbe true de-
sire that you should do so, advises
you to go out and make good To
enhance yOur prospect ot making
good he give* you $10^ vour wage
: for two year, hard lhbor wld_____Jsejj
smiles bis good will a$ It* waves
you down the road to the depot.
CLEAN LIVER AND BOWELS GENTLY
IWIVT IjOMK ,% DAV’H WORK! »E YOtH IJVEll IK MLEGGIKH Oil
HOMKLK CONSTIPATED TAKE “BODKON’H LI TEH TONE,”
You’re bilious! your liver
sluggish’ You feci lazy, dizzy and
all knocked out. Your head is dull.
won’t
wan Central *rabor Union there will
pletiug bto first term a: Unite 1 >our tongue is coaled; breath bad;
State* senator, was”b6rn on a farm stomach sour and bowel* const!*
near Vblney, Iowa, January H.lpated But don’t take salivating
He completed bis education calotol. It makes you sick, -you
at tbe University of Iowa end prac- may rose a day's work.
ticed taw at Independence, Iowa. He
*(*01 to Dakota Territory in 1S84
and bung out bis law shingly at
Pierre. 1 He was chosen county at-
torney and became a member of the
territorial legislature Upon admis-
sion of South Dakota Into the upionl1
in 1S89, he was ejected to the firsts gentlest liver and bowel cleansing
Calomel Is mercury or quicksil-
ver which causes necrosis of-the
bones. Calomel crashes into sour
bile Ilk* dynamite, breaking It up.
Tbst’a when you feel that aw/ul
nausea and cramping.
If you want to enjoy the nicest.
be a fight between th#se two bodies,
one of them trying to put tbe other
out of the central body. Gentlemen,
all of you pose as union men “In
_onion there to strength!” “A bouse
divided against itself cannot stand.
but will fall-” Get together, nettle I ________
your differences la A manly way; j senate, and ha* been in public life j you ever, experienced Juitt take a
both side* make some concessions almost continuously since that time 'spoonful of harmless Dodsou’s
and arbitrate your troubles, add tbesTHe was elected governor in 1907,1 Liver Tone tonight. Your druggist
fall in line for tbe upbuilding of and in 191*9 was the popular choice or dealer sells you a 50-cent bottle
fihermap. for the perpetuation of for the U 8. senate seat. Senator' of Dodson's Uver Tone under my
union principles, Tor the betterment Crawford has beeu twice married J personal money-back guarantee that
.of mankind. 7>op personalities and He makes his home at Washington'each spoonful will clean your
auiuioii.'ttefl! .j 1 <wd Huron, S. D. sluggish liver better than a dose of
elatives he succeeds in his purpose.
In a few years he will wear off the
stain of servitude and finds a place
in the social machine. He even
marries sometimes and society often
forgives him, but it never forgets
his fall and he never forgets it.
But the other fellow, my sort of
a fellow, who has no Influential
friends or relatives, struggles to
find his feet, and he seldom finds
them. He is a victim to that very
undelightful moment' when ’ the
prospective employer asks: “What
have you done for the past five
years?” And after a few months
of It when his body is racked with
hunger and the strength has been
sapped from his soul ho throws a
rock trrougli a'window or sandbags
his brother in ( lirist and becomes
-‘one of the scums who fill our
prisons.’’
I never knew how to pick n
pocket without fear of detection
before I entered King Sing. I
knew u month after 1 had boon ad-
mitted. I never knew- that it was
possible to open a steel vault with-
out the use of an explosive until a
crooked mouth individual told mo u
month ufter the gale opened to
swallow me up. .
Tiie prison, a function of which
is to reform, does nothing to coun-
teract the influence of contact. A
verbose chaplain speaks to the men
In a language which they are un-
able to understand and he giv^s
them tracts which they cannot reau
because of their Illiteracy. When
they read their literature is of the
best seller variety, very entertaining
but not at all Instructive,
They grp taught trades such as
Best Workmanship.
Baths.
Sanitary Equipment.
Prompt Service.
Girls’ and Boys’ Hair Clipping
in Latest Styles.
Cantwell & Mitchell
GO TO THE
Commercial
Barber Shop
For First Class Work,
UNION SHOP
Baths in connection
! R. A. Miller Prop.
’ Commercial Bank Basement.
First-Class Boot and
Shoe Repairing
MAHONEY BROTHERS
Buy the best material and do
work as good as it can be
The best is the cheapest.
Near IHnklev Hotel. 211H
Travis Street.
the
done.
North
Ik I nasty calomel and that It
make you sick.
Dodson’s Lrvcr Tone Is a real
liver mqdicine. Yop’ll know It
the next morning because you will
wake up feeling,fine, your liver will
be working, your headache and diz-
ziness g(fUe, your stomach will be
sweet and youri' bowels regular.
You will feel like working; you’ll
be cheerful; full of vigor and am-
bition.
Dodson's Uver Tone to ^entirely
vegetable, therefore harmless and
can not salivate. Give H to your
children. Millions of people are
using Dodson’s Liver Tone instead
of dangerous calomel now. Your
I came from Sing King. A rather
startling but interesting statement.
I can always get the ear of thp
person to -whom 1 make it and he
listens to me rnptly while 1 tell him
about It. But when 1 say, ‘‘Brother
v III yo t g've me work at wh'eh 1
can mag,* an honpst Hying?” hj in-
variably expresses his depth of
feeling for me and calls my atten-
tion to tbe fact that he has a well-
established business and reputation
In the community to sustain.
The Man With Friends,
tf he has influential friends. or
Look! Look!
Ford Owners
Should get a cold weather
spark plug. Start the motor
with one turn on the
coldest morning. Guaran-
teed for life. See
'
K. Johnson
Sherman Plumbing Co.
Beth Phones 72
Natural Gas Fifing
......................a amaAiznr, ............................
STOP THE CHlLD.fi COLDS THEY
OFTEN RESULT SERIOUSLY
Colds, croup and whooping cough
are children’s ailment* which need
immediate attention. T.ie after-ef-
fects ifre often most serious. Don’t
take the risk—you don’t have to.
Dr. King’s New Discovery check*
the cold, soothes the cough, allay*
... . „ .u., .u , i the inflamatlon, kills the germs and
f5®8* V1 te 1 yo,U th,at th,° “Hallows nature to do her healing
of calomel to almost stopped -- ’
ttrely here.
reiy
dial
en' work. 60c. at your druggist.
asscock Drug Co., recommend
Dodson’s Uver Tone to take the
a bottle today.
Buy
d&w
place
-Advertisement.
T«Y DEMOCRAT WASt AD8.
are earning |1 and $5 weekly.
And th„ prison perpetrates the
greatest possible crime against the
criminal when they
him. They stamp him in such a
manner that all who run may read
from whence he came.
f have been In Boston more than
a month trying to get a footing.
There to something' about me that
awakens sympathy and I have been
able' unconscloualy to arouse a cer-
tain dormant or latent kindness in
some or the busiess men to whom |
have spoken. I get oodles of sym-
pathy hut I have not succeeded in
landing a job.
Noixslcv*.
Wife-Would it (di use you. dear. If 1
lea rued ti wither hiuguuge?, Husband-
Vos. it would delight me infinitely.
Wife-Wen. which one shall 1 study?
Huabana-Tbo Sign language.-Smart
Set
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Heater Connecting special attention,
irtstltutionlzo Satisfaction guaranteed. Located at
m i. ...-u Grubbs’ ^rearifery. Bothjihone* 186.
A. H. Johnson 4 Co.
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North and South
Good Connection?—
East and West
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