THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.,, MARCH 14, 1907. Short Stories About People — WW { the police force meant, {| pounding the merits of an American | six cylinder car was asked what the appointment of these automoblilists te “It means,” { sald he, “that Prexy will nab you If you teet your meter horn teo loud, if | you try stunts like turning a corner at HE experiences | of Bishop Tal bot, long the “cowboy bishop,” but now bishop ef central vania, many and his been varied recent published, “My ople of the gives a fas the earlier have and hook, ly Pe V1 " lains, ishop of Wy Paul guitaries 1000 on the por np approached asked for ald. hmen replied, think can do anything. 1 there is the youngest bishop * pointing to Blshep Talbot, y generous maa." Bishop Talbot, with Interest a ) ne the cau we went to and t 3 watched They saw a | surprise over the tramp's face; they saw that the bishop was talking eagerly, ear nestly; they saw the tramp look per turbed, but they finally saw that some- thing passed from hand to mand, The tramp tried to get away without speaking to those of the group, but the former sp called to him: “Well something our young brother?” The tramp grin “No; I gave him a dollar fer his Mamed new cathedral a aramie! wk of come s man Kesman did you get from f Lebbeus R. Willey, ited States court in 18 attracted unusual first planes, It may that there 8 such a States c¢eurt In recontly establish- was agpeinted by to she newly cre » his appelutment ings which en the ippear harsh and ms glven ou of Judge WHI things, says 28 A court LB 5 the . As yours there Lt from th BL msiar courts of Gporalian wil wu to the far sant Judge W wodons | ol f slats CL ait an y dupartment the mothed he sadn y WAR SWorn in ns a York re bunker and Automobile Club of America Ie is an officer In & dezen rallway, banking, and min ing corporations, is a yaohisman and popular y circles and kas a coun: try seat on Long Island, but he wears police badge No. 27 and may carry billy and pistol. ie will have to call at police headquarters once each month to sign the rell bletter and Is Hable for Colgate Hoyt, h special police officer in eontly, Is a Wall presi ent of New street the insurance HC emergency service, | where he graduated day or night, te help in the suppression of ret. Mr. Hoyt Joined the New York | police ferce because the Autemabile Club of Ameria decided to de semething to prevent users of mo- tor vehicles from abusing their priv. fleges on the public highways. A com mittee of safety was appelisted, con. sisting of five members, with Mr, Hoyt at their head, and the members of this committees made application fer ap pointment as special policemen. At the Madison Square Garden autemoblle show a college graduate whe was ex- COLOATE HOYT. Pennsyl- | : i i high speed and on two wheels, if you let the exhaust befoul the pure ozone of the city streets—in other words, If you don't watch out for anything and everything from the minute you get into an autowoblle until you it safely stored for the night in a garage.” seo Alexis Aladyin, who Is known as the leader of the Rus. sina douman a visit to this co the in- terest Russia and | tise funds for the relief of the Ho in contrib- group of toil in the and who miry, cam of the cause of | Fon 10 8 Een LEXIS ALADYIN, mant ap- n as a dele gate to the interpariiamentary confer- ence when the douma was dissolved by the czar last May Russia by way of Fi ed to reach Sveaborg m of con to ret his stay Seeking te return to » happen- Russia. He hopes to be a member the second n spite governt of deuma, the oppo he has JHIVA sition © the nent, as ted en the nomin been lent born versity expelled and he [taliar The p at! oti fonel Barrymore, who the field chosen by their father, the w. Maurice in noted act Bn A Per on his | fra 5 ¢ actor eled don just he ater ond a«¢ He was so tired tha ¢ pay, In w he was to went to and ! rows » aroused Is back. In the papers the next morning a ned that slumber “er i In New Jers attracted of the fight national atte for re-elect in be nm made John | After a prolonged battle Sen Dryden Catise by the present junior senator Dryden ator retired from the coutest and the choice fell on the treasurer of the state, Frank O. Briggs. The sue of Senator Dryden has declar «! that he is in gen eral sympathy with the policies of Pres ident Roosevelt, He was born in New Hampshire In 1850 and studied at Phil lips Exeter acade my, going from there to West Point, CORROY fn 1872. Next fol lowed a carver as a military officer last. ing until 1877. He served in the Sec ond United States cavalry as second Heutenant. On his resignation from the FRANK ©. BRIGGS, : : : p regular army he entered the employ of | the John A. Roebling Bona’ company of Trenton as an engineer and is now as sistant treasurer of the concern, Since leaving the army Senator Briggs has been identified with the pol | ities of his state and since 1004 has | been at the head of the Republican state committee. He was elected may. or of Trenton in 1800 and In 1002 was appointed by Governor Voorhees to the post of state treasurer, which he held on election to Mr, Dryden's seat, | | tn Germany the SBocfulist party re- | eelved a setback in the recent elections, where the Issue was the support of the government in Its colonial policy. It lost nearly twenty in the relchstag, and the reverse Is sald to be the most serious the party has had since 1887. On the other hand, it is argued that socialism In the country of Karl Marx would make a better show- fing if the cities, where the working- men are strongest, had adequate repre- sontation In the relchstng England has ther In many respect —ll, he. The Socialistic Movement. VA TNS HINGS that have happened re- both In this country and in Europe have set people thinking and talking the sublect of social ism demic seats centiy on 1 ed much fur of socialism In tntes m of y usu Progr the direction socialism 14 a Formerly cussed as Miutters | th wis chiefly an aen ave now the old world ised as political proposition reached a and the \ a! ive | ue t ha Qeome a {sgn stage in ba the } gland, Ge France, Ru ind It n the United Bt | | | now cont far to en ates iolog Ihe Slutes i 1f yp, once a8 1 king her tie ings of 8 clever and H. CLAY PIERCE. Bt. Le e on Ac nt and mn) phi anthn Khe Prominent Exi tn sis Business Man an f Trust Fight, ¢ g » and Ie s H itt) Vande Pile: dress Ast Lr Mr. Pierce has | the most prominent business wen of 1d for of Yen A NERVE TONIC for Over-Wrought Business Men 3 i rr _— | ak more ol m It's « continuous drive at high tension, overtaxu s today a Business condition n's vitality than ever before the body and brain until a complete break down comes The nervous system suffers most of ali The demand upon it 1s the most re lentless To succeed in business today usually means to be a nervous wreck at forty, if not before For a man working day in, day out, under these conditions pxAabh “king of We have proven time and time again that Rexall Kame dies are kings above all others For more than two years an expert travelled all over the world in search of extraordinary remedies When ever he hoard of a wonderful cure of any nature he did not rest anti] he per. Americanitis Elixir is as necessary as food and drink. 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It out in the In m into charges against that Mr ed to ex-Governor Da Missor to recom hould adyise him of the n Texas, Mr nator Palley came the of vest tie ign Senator Bi Plerce had appl vid R. mend 1 Texans of iri rat who # ons D. A. GROVE’'S <= Horse Market LEMONT, PA. ing Centre County Bank i Na ¥ t PCERIVE LR) ITs; ir JOHN M. SHUGHERT, Osshier. | : Mica Axle Grease Jest lubricant for axles in the world—long wearing and very ad- besive, Makes a heavy load draw like a i ne, Caves half the wear on ind increases the iy of your wer for Mica Axle nd tearm outfit, Grea ¢ STANDARD OIL. CoO. Invurporeiod Beezer’'s MeatMarket : SCIHAD] —— > - _~ » - i Estimates Cheerfully Furniched : Eagle Block, Bellefonte, Pa. 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