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Peanypackerle,, Pa LA MES-The Keystone Halr Remover will ve nccapsinns Rw When Rivals Fought for the Control of Mexico. There was a dramgtic silence. | “We need butter for supper,” sald the wife and mother firmly. “I don't | see how we can get along without ft. { I'll send Johnnie to the grocer's. It's | just across the street, you know. He's { little and can run fast” | “No,” sald the husband and father { firmly, “1 will go.” But the wife flung his herself on "” “No. no, John,” she cried; can't be spared. [I_.will go.” He caught her by the arms. “No,” he quickly sald. “What would I do without you? Hark!” They all listened “lI can open a tumbler of jelly,” said “you “Gimme jelly,” So they sat down and ate cried the child their but. And all this happened because they lived In the City of Mexico, and the al factions were using the streets wetice "gun pr Boundless Love. seven years old, snugly tuck- called to his mother in the I can’t much | 3 , mother,” he announced. “Yes, dear, go to sleep now.” monished his mother. There was ence for thirty Then: “Mother, God tell tell how ad si seconds couldn't how You Bob I ik about it t's thoughts appreciate that tomorrow.” Si turned troubles, and to disentangle to of mat- automobile called he expert remarked suddenly, couldn't tell!” Race Prejudice, Gone to the Wild Waves. Simon Easy, after li a farm, finds his gq board somewhat cramped the gpace, ho ing sixty vears ship obvi : by into a ( ipboard of going to bed Seven a ng disclosures! eward last night 1 that cubby-hole, I now." “That ain't a clothes press; that's a sir.” riers on He ates lack of waver trousers and shoes round in the side the Yesse!l On m my they put an’ porthole, His Deceased Relative, Boynton that her col wearing wourning Mrs ored clothes, noticed gardener was have with a loss, glancing at the band is hat, 1 see you met Henry,” she sald, yf crape on h ‘Yes, ma'am.” was “Was it a near or a ve? inquired the lady. ‘Weil, kind o’ distant.” bout twenty-five mile, the reply distant rela said Henry, ma'am Profound Criticism. Hubbard, the Indiana humorist yf them, that is say wag assigned to cover a performance of Uncle Tom's Cabin.” Hubbard had his brainchild, old "Abe Martin,” raport the play. This was the critique: Tom's Cabin’ played down t' con hall as’ night Th' dogs good, but they had poor support.” Everybody's Magazine, one «¢ fo once 3 nee FLY TO PIECES. The Effect of Coffee on Highly Organ ized People. “I heve been a coffee user for years, and about two years ago got into a very serious condition of dys pepsia and indigestion. It seemed to me I would fly to pieces. 1 was so nervous that at the least noise I was distressed, and many times could not straighten myself up because of the pain.” Tea is just as injurious, because it contains caffeine, the same drug found in coffee, “My physician told me I must not eat any heavy or strong food, and or dered a diet, giving me some medi cine. 1 followed directions carefully, but kept on using coffee and did not get any better, “Last winter my husband, who was away on business, had Postum served to him in the family where he board ed. He liked it 80 well that when he came home he brought some with him, We began using it and 1 found it most excellent, “While I drank it my stomach never bothered me in the least, and I got over my nn rvous troubles, fee, then my stomach began to hurt ditions came on again, “That showed me exactly what was the cause of the whole trouble, so 1 quit drinking coffee altogether and kept on using Postum. The old trou. turned.” ' “There's a reason.” and it is explain. Wellville, in pkgs, Fiver read the Ahhve letter} A mew trae, full of human GOV. COX WRITES THRILLING STORY OF FLOOD DISASTER By JAMES M. COX. {Governor of Ohio.) the 1 part ol evastated Dayton is rell 1 ne ten added much ed The city trolled by south Park, city and streets of craft f in the water receded with difficulty foot resumed Columbus awoke In a blizzard, which gave a cheerless aspect to things, but the word from Bell, the whole situation, the operator has stood by his guns throughout, were: "Good morning, Governor. The sun shining in Dayton.” He was still at his post, and apparently firm in hig faith that things would still come out all right. Adjutant-General Wood from for the first time stances attending his the 11.4 witty +» : filled with people 4 rialy vaine main business +3 Leaps) os #4 IHCOaes, an traffic to about _sOme first who is was heard movement of the waters, and how it was that opulation was trapped. Pp and yet it was Impossible for him to get home. He took C. W. King, and remained there until his family. The boat was upset and he was compelled to swim into the Dayton City Club. The greater part of one city block fs destroyed. It is bounded by Sec streets, The square Immediately south, with Fourth street the south. ern line, is pretty badly gutted, but the fire is under control. North Dayton has furnished some surprises. The water there In many parts of the residential section was over 20 feet degp, but, very strangely, few bodies were found. The recession of the waters revealed only two bodies In the business soe. shown on the map there has been Wood req ted - i oof t 1 rr ATT fort MIAMISBURG Zier 78 SAAT ai) gs - Cr y ~ 55 SLETON = TILTON age INDIANA. reach two thousand. ND A t may In every town and city loss of life and property. NEW YORK FLOOLS BREAK RECON GENESEE RIV AGE IN - ER GE THE BUS OF ROCHESTER FLOOD IN ALBANY WOR: IN & HALF CENTURY The photograph shows the many pitecus appeals every hour for | facilities to get them home, i Riverdale, because of the large num- | ber of houses that were washed away ! greatest sufferer from human loss The water is still high in that section. | On the west side 100 bodies were found in a bunch on Williams street. Cleveland is paralyzed by the flood | that has inundated miles of territory, | made hundreds homeless, flooded a | hundred factories, cut off the eity from | outside communication, and caused millions of dollars of property damage. | Lamber valued at $600,000 was | swept down the river. Eight miles of docks were inundated al a damage of $300,000. : Nearly every factory and plant In| the Cuyahoga Valley was flooded. Twenty thousand men will be out of work for at least a week, FLOOD DANGER IN EAST. Post Office and general store at Helena, N.Y. partly submerged. division by way of Chatham;,, but some | Service on the Boston and Maine used the West Shore to Weehawken. | Central and Central Vermont raliroads The floods along the Central held up | was demoralized. most of its milk trains | ‘Telephone service in many places The flood record of 1865 has been | Was interrupted and heavy property broken In western New York, and from | damage was done. nearly every hamlet and town come The population of Chittenden, near | Rutland, were forced to flee to high in Rochester the Genesee River | land when the East Creek went over overflowed its banks and flooded Ply. | its banks. mouth avenue and Front street, the | latter in the heart of the business sec-| How Dayton Was Overwhelmed. tion. For the most part the city of Day. At Lyons the Clyde River has risen | ton lies on level ground. Three rivers, 11 feet, and many families have been | the Miami, Stillwater and Mad, join forced to leave their homes. Barge! with another stream, known as Wolf canal work, representing thousands of | Creek, almost in the centre of the city. dollars, has been destroyed. | When the dam at the big Lewiston Canadalgua, Seneca and Keuka lakes | reservolr, 50 miles. above the city, are at the highest level ever known. broke an avalanche of water went The Erle, Pennsylvania and New | rushing down the rivers and joined in York Contral railroads and trolley one great torrent to overwhelm dwell lines are badly crippled throughout ' ings and buildings of all kinds.
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