ROUND THE CAPITAL
Inforninllon nnd Go.t.tlp Picked Up Hero
anil There In WnslilutJlon.
armji n i mini
Potomac Flats BeingTransf ormed to Park
aw-
"V i
WASHINGTON. Whatever the cap
Hal city of the nation mny linvo
lacked In tho past In llio way of park
accommodations for tho comfort anil
enjoyment of tho general public, hiicIi
condition will not exist nftcr IIiIh um
incr, for rapid work Ih being done upon
tho flatfl lying along tho Potomac
frontage of tho city, anil tho wnHto
land Ih being trnnHformi'd Into a gnr
den Bpot that will niako It one of the
most dnllghtful public parks In tho
country, Instead of tho deaolnto
tdretchea of Hwamp and tangled
thlrkot and noglected rommotiB tnuro
nro now verdant lawnB and troo and
shrubbery and llowora, nnd, nhovo all,
walks and drives and HontB whro tho
public may view tho river nnd tho Hiir
loundlngH which have IIiiih boon cro
atcd. Some porBOiiH aro rnlhor akoptlcnl
when tho topic of tho ploanurcH of a
Hummer pont In Wushlnglon Ik dis
cussed with any enthusiasm. They
think of tho range of tho thermometer
Memorial to Bishop
ANOTHER Interesting thing con
nected with Wellington llfo la the
movo which Ib on foot for an addi
tional memorial to tho late lit. Ilov.
Henry Yates Hatterlee, the bishop of
Washington who tilled bucIi a largo
place In tho rellgloiiH and moral llfo
of tho capital city. It la now pro
poned to mnku Into a magnificent
church the nmnll chapel founded by
tho dead prolate at Twilight Park,
Haines Falls, In tho (Jutuklll moun
tains Although ncvcrnl hundred miles
nway from Washington, tho preaont
All Angela' church nt Twilight Park la
prnctlcnlly n part or the dloceao of
Washington. It Ib InHepnrably con
nocted with tho local dlocoiio through
iho Into lllahop Hntterleo.
Th I a picturesque little church la
perched on tho Bdo of one of the beau
Guarding the Precious Declaration
CONSIDERABLE Interest wnB
nroused tho other day by tho re
port that tho president hnd given n
penult to it man who wanted to see
with his own eyes tho original copy of
tho Declaration of Independence, or
rather to seo what Is loft or that
precious and vonorntod document.
However, tho permit must lmvo died
aborning, for It did not materialize,
but If mich permit had been Issued and
hnd been presented at the department
of state It would have enabled its
holder to have tho first view or tho
Declaration of Independence that has
been had since the spring or 1903.
Even beioro 1903 It had been kept
In tho snrc, but It was often brought
out for admiring citizens to scrutinize
nnd to exclaim ovor. Since 1903 tho
tight of day lias not fallen on It.
Thoro had been too much light of
day bororo that. In rnct, there had
been too much or a good many things;
New Plan Helps Aliens to Get Work
STRANGERS In n strange land have
ovory reason to feel that Undo Sam
Is doing his host to get them located
In places whoro they will tlnd tho
grontcst bonotltH, Thin Is clearly
shown by tho facts and figures which
set forth tho work of the division of
Information ot tho bureau or Immigra
tion and naturalization. This biiroau
la succeeding In u romarkablo way In
diverting hundreds or poor aliens from
crowded contora of tho country to fer
tile farms and other places when
there ia a big demand for that class of
laboronj. This bureau la charged by
an net of congress with the great un
dertaking of promoting a benotlclal
distribution of admitted aliens and oth
ers Booking employment, but the
actual work of distribution Is conduct
ed by tho Information branch ot tho
Immigration service In Now York city.
Tho method employed Is to send out
cards to all uumona unable to secure
and what It moana to humanity ox
posed to such weather conditions, nnd
that consideration In enough In tliolr
estimation to put Washington out of
tho question an a pluco whoro nnyono
would willingly upend tho summer,
At tho snmo tlmo It Is recognized by
thousands that Washington hns not
only many advantages as a Hummer
living place, but also that It possesses
attraction. The temperature la not
Snored by Hiich, but they npprecinto
tho fact that not all dnya are marked
by cxceaslvo or even uncomfortable
summer weather condltlonB. Even this
yenr, which thus far ban been hot nnd
dry, generally Hpeaklug, us compared
with the weather of InHt year and tho
year before, hat) been marked by
perloda of cool daya nnd nlghlB, and at
limes an nlmoHpheto thnt had a tonic
(liiallty, hiicIi aa one la accustomed to
oxporlonco In moro northern latitudes.
Thon there Ib tho charm of tho city
In ItB atimmer garb, the inont beautiful
to be found In any city In the world,
nnd that beauty not alone In tho adorn'
ment of one arctlon, but In Itii general
extent throughout tho entire nron.
There la rofreahmont to bo found In
panning along tho atreetH bordered
with trees whoao follnge Bcreona aide
walks nnd oven tho pavement from
the heal of the uun.
Satterlee Planned
tiful mouutalna of tho wooded Cats
klllH, 1,900 foot nhovo tho plain which
It overlooks. And ono could any that
In Ita preaont ntago It waa almost lit
erally built by Ulahop 8atterleo with
Ills own hauda, and Ita norvlcoB of
prnyor, pralso and aacramcnt carrlod
on by htm for yoara.
Now It la proposed to onlargo tho
Btructurn, mnko It entirely of Btono
and beaiitiry It, aa a momorlal to tho
man who gave tho Inspiration for Jla
Htartlng.
Tho history of the church datos
bnck to 18915, when tho mission of All
Angola woh established at Twilight
Park. For Bovoral yoara beforo that
tlmo doaultory Borvlcoa had boon hold
In a Htnnll building In tho settlement.
JIlBhop Sattorloo made lila summer
homo there nnd he became Interested
In tho mission. Ita Ilrat rogular Borv
Ico was held Juno 10, 189C, In tho cot
tago whoro Ulshop Sattorloo and his
family llvod. At that sorvlco thoro was
a celebration of the holy communion,
tit which tho bishop olllclatod. During
tho Hummer aorvicos wore hold In a
Hinall building nonr-by, but In tho fall
It was decided to build a church.
too much folding, too much rolling, too
much handling, nnd, alas! too much
stenllng of Ita Immortal language by
a wet proas copying oporatlon resortod
to In 1820.
For 30 yenra tho Declaration of Indo
poudnneo hung In the light, and tho
longer It hung thoro tho moro neces
sary tho light becamo. for tho ink thnt
waa left grow palor and paler until It
was hnrd to mnko out any of tho sig
natures, except the big black name of
John HnncoeU. Finally It boenmo evident-
thnt If anything except tho
parchmont was to bo loft tho docu
ment would lmvo to bo kept lu tho
dark.
So It wont Into rotlromont In tho
snfe, being brought out only upon apo
clal requests.
In 1903 the Into John Hay, thon sec
retary or state, appointed a commit
too to oxnmlno tho condition ot tho
declaration nnd to rocommond whnt
should bo dono to proaorvo It. Tho
commltteo round It creased and bereft
or Its Ink, but they wero "pleased to
tlnd no ovldenro or mold or other dla
Intogrntlng ngontH." They recon-nond-rd
that tho document bo kopt dark
and dry, and their recommendation
has been rellglotuily followed.
necessary help. Including Tartu labor
ers, common laborers nnd mechanics.
Whatever kind of help la noedod la In
dicated by tho replies on tho return
postal cards. About 900.000 cards lmvo
been Hcuttored broadcast over the
country, and It Is estimated thnt alto
gether about 1,000.000 cards will be
sent out In tho near future. From tho
first of February last to the close of
June, nearly 1,000 aliens and others
wero sent In response to applications
to various parts of the country. Twenty-six
nationalities are roprosented In
this distribution and the employment
secured was principally farm work.
. The folio wing shows tho various states
to which nitons and others lmvo been
distributed and the number to each
titnto: Alabama, 3; Connecticut, 7;
Dolnwnro, 1; Georgia, 23; Illinois. 23;
Indiana, 1; Iowa, 31; Kansas, C; Ken
tucky, 18 Maryland, 1; Mansachu
lu'tts, 2; Michigan, 18; Minnesota, 29;
Mississippi, 10; Mlsaourl, 9; Montana,
2; Nebraska, 9; Now Jersey, 71; New
York. 181; North Curollna, 2; North
Dakotn, 8; Ohio, 13; Oklahoma, 35;
Pennsylvania, 55; South Carolina, 22;
South Dakotn, 1; Toxua, 4; Vermont,
227 Virglnlu, 7; Wont Virginia, 1;
Wisconsin, 9,
V 1Y1UAL LUMBER JACKS
fm&i Mm kmmm
A Scene In the Northern Timber Country.
FOUGHT TO A FINISH.
ALLIGATORS IN A DUEL TO THE
DEATH.
Saurlnns In New York Zoo Settle
Question of Supremacy While
Spectators Look On Unable
to Interfere.
Now York. A fight to tho death be
tween two alligators furnished several
hundred visitors to tho Bronx zoologi
cal gardens with a Bpcctaclo rarely
aeon north or Mason nnd Dixon's line.
Tho conflict was waged In tho 40 root
pool outsldo tho reptllo cngo.
Ono or the alligators waa "Captain,"
so named because ho baa always been
master or tho aquarium tank. When
ho slid out or tho crato Captain scut
tled triumphantly over to tho turgor
pool nnd swam around It several
times.
Flnnlly IiIb malicious llttlo eyes
lighted on u stnhl-looklng 'gator called
Whltoy, who has been In tho habit or
lording it over tho llronx park alli
gators. Tho two boss 'gatont looked at each
othor Tor a minute or two. Finally,
finding thnt It wan Impossible to catch
each othor napping, tho two great rep
tiles closed with a'niBh.
Hy tho tlmo tho keepers entered tho
IncloBtiro ovory other 'gator had left
tho pool. Tho men beat tho forms or
tho two fighters with their poles, but
they could not seo whoro they were
hitting becnuso ot tho sprny and tho
different positions which tho writhing
rorms took overy Instant. Onco tho
Hprny subsided a llttlo and they saw
that Whltoy had Idtten Captain's front
leg ontlroly off. Tho two 'gators drow
off for a minute.
Whltoy, moving moro quickly thnn
.Captain, wlh his three logs, could
turn, Haw a chance to get a death grip
at tho side or bin head and rushed In
again. There wiib a tremendous churn
ing up or tho water Tor a tnlnuto or
two.
Whltoy was swimming nround and
nround tho pool, with tho deud body or
Captain In his Jaws. Ho was cut and
bleeding In a dozen parts or his scaly
body, and ono or his eyes was torn and
rull or blood. Ho had torn two of tho
legs off Captain's body.
Tho only way that tho keepers wore
able to get the body from him was to
lasso his head and legs, draw him to
tho side or the pond, and pry his Jaws
open with their poles. Hven then
FA T PEOPLE
Gov. Hurjhcs of New York Heeds Their
Complaints.
Now York. Nobody loves a fnt man?
Not so. Gov. Hughes loves the fnt
innn and woman. Also tho public
sorvlco commission of Now York has
indicated that Its nrfoctlon nnd ntten
tlon may rost permanently upon thoso
who nro blessed with excessive avoir
dupois. Tho public servleo commission
since Its formation has been busy cor
recting the ovlls of Now York, but
until to day It did not llnd Itself con
fronted by any question ns Intricate
nnd ns far reaching as that presontod
by tho Fat People's asr.iclutlon.
Tho complaint was In tho form of a
protest a chortle and n roar from
several nnd sundry persons, male and
femnle. whose presence on tho weigh
ing scnlo makes tho Indicator work
overtime nnd whoao llguros cannot bo
called Hvelto by any stretch of tho
Hngllsh lnnguage or Imagination.
"Tho elevated roads' stairways aro
too Btuall."
This wns the complaint.
And being a wise man as well as a
candidate for renomlnatlon, Gov.
Hughes hearkened to tho protest.
Commissioner Kustls ordered un In'
vestlgntlou and Transit Inspector
Frank Honnett was called.
"The stnlrwaya are a llttlo nnrrow,"
said Mf. Honnett; "thnt Is, when two
persons of the size of Mr. Tuft at
tempt to pass each other."
"Well, If Mr. Tuft, going up stairs,
should meet hlmsoir coming down,"
snld Mr. ICustls, "what would hnppon?"
If an Irrcslstlblo forco meets an im
movablo body" began Mr. Dennett.
"Enough," said tho commissioner.
"Wo will Investigate further nnd if
they had to let all tho water out ot tho
tank to stop his struggling.
KNOW VALUE OF TIME.
Baltimore Couple Set Record for
Hasty Marriages.
Philadelphia. Meeting for Iho first
tlmo nt four o'clock nnd being married
at 0:115 Is the record for rapid flro
matchmaking sot by Charles Mac
Oregor and Ustello Myers Snack, both
or IJnltlmorc, Md in Philadelphia re
cently. MacOregor Is a wealthy real estate
dealer. He Is 30 and tho brldo 22.
Miss Snnck had boon spending hor
vacation at Atlantic City. Sho was
returning home via Philadelphia. As
bIic stood In tho waiting room of tho
Hroud street station she dropped hor
purse. MacOregor noticed tho rallon
purso and picked It up.
When they discovered their homos
wero in tho same city tho way was
easy. At 1:10 the conversation turned
to tho discussion or marriage. At 4:11
MacOregor was nblo to proposo with
out changing tho subject, and ono min
ute later ho had been accepted.
Tho difficulty then was to nrrango
tho marriage. As MncCrcgor pondered
upon tho dllllculty ho was nroused by
n heavy slap on tho back. Hchlnd him
was Hcv. David T. Ncely. pastor or tho
Asqulth Street Preabyterlan church In
Haltlmore, his own 'church. Tho min
ister agreed to perform tho ceremony
und tho party went to tho homo or
John J. Koblnson, an Intlmuto friend
of tho groom, whero tho ceremony was
performed at 5:35 o'clock.
Will So6n Have Vast Estate.
Greenwich, Conn. William O.
Rockefeller Iuib recently tnado two
purchases of land ndjolnlng his 400
aero Greenwich estate. Tho first pur
chase wiib n part of tho Mills Husted
estate, Including Woodland, n beauti
ful stream und a stretch of pretty opon
country. The second was from Oliver
D. Mead, president or tho Groenwlch
National bank, nnd consists or 42 ncres
east or an old road usually called
ZacheuB Mead's lane. This proporty
alto adjoins land or Georgo Lauder,
Jr., nephew or Andrew Cnrneglo.
Mr. Rockefeller Ih now ono of tho
largest landholders in tho town. His
property Is situated on high ground
north or tho village, whero thoro Is n
beautiful vlow or Long Island Sound.
IN PROTEST
necossnry
widened."
tho Btnlrways will bo
Burn Assailant of Girl.
Greenvlllo, Tex. Miss Viola Do
lnncey, 1G yoara of ago, living threo
miles wost or horo, left hor homo to
get mall from tho box, about 300 yards
away. On hor return an armed nogro.
19 years old, nttacked hor. Sho
dragged heraelf homo and was found by
her mother. Marshal Norman cap
tured tho nogro In tho back yard of n
farmhouse. Tho marshal oluded a
mob and plneed tho nogro In tho coun
ty Jail. At eight o'clock thonext morning
Sheriff Ilemsell took tho negro, Ted
Smith, to tho homo of his victim, who
nt onco Identified him. One hundred
men met Sheriff Hemsell nt tho Jail,
dragged tho negro to tho adjacent
squnro. piled wood nround him, sat
urated It with kerosene and Bet It on
flro. Hundreds of men, womon and
children watched the nogro burn. A
second load or wood was placed on tho
lire anil tho boy was burned two hours
longer. A nogro who denounced the
action wns horsewhipped.
Baby Drowns In Soapsuds.
St. Louis. Josoph Volaskl, tho 13-montha-old
child or Mr. and Mrs. Felix
Volaslil, who was round with his head
submerged In soupsuds In a wnshtub
In the yard or his home, No. 219 Fast
Piiiuni street, was the second child
In three days to drown In a row Inches
or water.
Toney Volaskl, six years old,
screamed whon ho round his brother
In tho tub. Mrs, Volaskl ran Into the
yard nnd pulled tho baby rrom tho
wutor. LUo was extinct. It Is be
Moved tho child was playing nround
tho tub when It roll In.
CHANGES IN COLOR
INDIANAPOLIS WOMAN HAS MANY
TRANSFORMATIONS.
For the Third Time Remarkable Vari
ation in Tint of Skin Is Seen
In Woman a Former
Slave.
Indlnnnpolls, Ind. For the third
tlmo In her life of 59 years, the wife
or America Massey, a former slave
who lives with George Lnswell at Min
nesota street nnd Churchman nvenue,
has turned from black to white.
Tho flrpt 1C years, of her life were
spent In slavery as u housemaid and
ns sho can remember no'hlng about
Iter pnrcntB sho does not attempt to
explain tho mystery which has bullied
ovoryono who has seen her, as well aa
numerous physicians who havo exam
ined her.
Hnvlng completed tho third transfor
mation Mih. Massey is now or n fnlr
complexion. Her skin Is not light in
patches, but Is completely white with
tho exception or threo Btnall brown
spots on the right Bide or her rnco and
ono on tho lo. A tint of pink on
each cheek adds a bit of color to her
appearance and tho curly hair, which
Is gray only In patches, brings addi
tional contrast. When working about
tho house sho rolls hor sleeves, show
ing arms whiter thnn would bo ex
pected on a woman with n rnlr skin.
In making tho first complete chango
rrom black to white nnd then from
white to black, as well oh In tho sec
ond complete chnnge, Mrs. Mnssey
says sho noticed nn Itching sensation
of tho skin before tho nppenranco ot
tho spots dark or light, as tho caso
might bo.
Although Bho hns not as yet noticed
tho uccompnnylng Itching sensation,
tho nppenranco or tho llttlo spotB on
tho rnco has given her ground for fear
that tho reverse process In tho third
transformation may not bo far off.
Mr. and Mrs. Mnssey havo a daugh
ter, Mra. Jeremiah Redman, 112 Nel
son street, whero they spend much
of their time.
ART TREASURES DISAPPEAR.
Rome Gossip at Once Connects Mor
gan's Name with Their Purchase.
Rome. A story has been going tho
roundB In which tho nnnto or J. Pier
point Morgan is mixed, ns Is usual
when there Is any dlsnppcaranco ot
art treasures.
This latest disappearance Is that of
somo precious mnnuscripts of Pulos
trlna, tho composer of church music.
Thoy wore in the custody ot the Dnslli
ca of St. John Lateran. That la in tho
direct care of Cardinal Satolll.
Tho story Is that an American mil
lionaire, known for hla liberality and
his love Tor collecting the rare nnd tho
benutirul In other words, Mr. Morgan
heard or tho MSS., saw them, nnd
mado nn offer to buy them at onco.
Tho offor was not nccepted immediate
lymuch being mado or tho difficulty
or tho snlo because or government In-
tcrioronco, or breaking tho law, etc.
Hut when tho amount or tho offer was
doubled tho dlfucultlea disappeared
and both sides were happy.
Tho roport goes on to say that tho
largo sunt thus gnlned will bo used on
tho Hnslllca of St. John Lateran. It
Is difficult to get nt tho truth of such
n story, but I am assured that the
MSS. hnvo really disappeared.
SEES HIS IMAGE IN THE SKY.
Nevada Man Tells of an Atmospheric
Freak on Mount Davis.
Reno, Nov. Tho specter of Rrock
non, herotoforo belloved to bo a supor
Btltlon relating to Mount Joff Davis,
In Whlto Pino county, has been veri
fied by State Engineer Nicholas, who
has Just roturned from nn official trip
to tho mountains, and now reports Its
height aa 14,700 feet, which Is 200 feet
higher than any othor mountain In tho
United States.
Years ago a band of Indians fled
from tho mountains becnuso of an Im
ago of themselves which appeared
nbovo tho mountain In tho clouds, re
fleeted many times their orlglnnl size.
Hollovlng It was tho spirits coining to
destroy thorn, they lied, and since then
none hns dared roturn to tho moun
tain. Nicholas . witnessed tho strange
fnvk. Whllo standing on tho apox or
the mountain his imago appeared on
tho whlto clouds to tho east. It was
many times his size. This condition
Is not unknown to the government, ns
there Is a record or a mountain In Ger
many whero similar phenomena occur.
Nicholas will take tho mnitor up with
tho view or determining the cnuso.
WHALE MADE A BONFIRE.
Stranded Monster, Blown Up, Burst
Into Flame.
York Hench. Mo. Tho 75-root whale
which canto ashore a short tlmo ago
at Phillips Covo at tho cliff nnd was
subsequently anchored off the Nnbblo
light whllo tho promotora mado a good
buslnoss taking people out In their
motor boats waa towed out to soa and
dynamited.
Then enmo a surprlso for tho dynn
miters. Tho exploslvoa wont off nil
right, but nnotlior effect than what
wns oxpectod followed, ior tho big
wlmlo burnt Into shoots or tlamo. Tho
oil-soaked body burned fiercely nil
night long, giving a remnrkablo effect
rrom shore, which wns lined with spec
tutors. Tho flro spent ltscir nt a lato
hour in the morning.
On to Him.
"Yes," said tho red-eyed clerk. 'Tin
a llttlo lato this morning. Tho mid
night oil, you know"
"H'm!" Interrupted hla employer.
"Oil, eh? Well, tho next tlmo you paint
the town I'd advlss you to usa water
colors exclusively."
Important to Mothers.
Examlno carefully overy bottl or
CASTORIA a aaro and suro romody for
Infants nnd children, and soo that U
Tl .1.-
Signature of(0f
In Uso For Over 0 Yeara.
Tho Kind You Havo Always Bought
English Idea of It.
Llttlo things frequently tllustrats
tha English view or American geo
graphy very picturesquely. An Eng
lishman had taken tho Pacific Express
at Philadelphia, and, feeling tired, had
retired to his berth. Just beforo he
fell asleep ho happened to remember
that ho had forgotten something, so
ho put hla head out between tho cur
tains and called:
"Portah! Portah!"
Tho porter came.
"What Is It?" ho said.
"Please wako me when wo get to
San Francisco, you know.'
SHE COULD NOT WALK
For Months-Burning Humor on Ankles
Oplateo Alone Brought Sleep
Eczema Yielded to Cutlcura.
"I had eczema for over two years1.
I had two physicians, but they only
ravo :no relief for a short tlmo and I
ennnot onumornto tho ointments nnd
lotions I used to no purpose My ank
les woro ono mnsa of eorca. Tho itch
ing nnd burning woro so Intense that
I could not slcop. I could not walk for
nearly four months. Ono day my hus
band said I had better try tho Cutlcura
Remedies. After using them threo
times I hnd tho heat night's rest in
months unless 1 took an oplato. I
used ono Bet of Cutlcura Soap, Oint
ment, and Pills, and my ankles healed
In a short tlmo. It Is now a year since
I used Cutlcura, and thoro has been no
return of tho eczema. Mrs. David
Drown, Locke, Ark., May 18 and July
13, 1907."
HARD TIME8, INDEED.
"Poor man! so you nro a victim ot
tho lato financial panic?"
"Yes, lady. You seo, folks along de
routo is too poor now tor hand out
tree grub!"
Mother's Accomplishment
In tho Bohemian set of Now York
two of tho popular mombors nro a well
known writer and his wife, who also
has wrltton sevoral books. Thoy havo
a daughter about four years old. Re
cently tho llttlo girl waa visiting at
tho homo of a friend and her small
playmato asked her: "Can your
mamma sow?"
Tho daughter of tho literary pair
evidently was a bit chagrined. She
could not remember that sho had over
seen her mamma bow. She la a truth
ful child and would not claim any ad
vantages sho was not suro of, yet she
felt that mamma's honor waa at stako.
"I don't know If mamma can sew,"
eho replied, dubiously, "but she can
smoko a cigarette"
ALMOST A SHADOW.
Gained 20 lbs. on Grape-Nuts.
There's a wonderful difference be
tween a food which moroly tastoa good
and ono which builds up strength and
good healthy flesh.
It makes no dlffercnco how much we
eat unless we can digest It. It la
not really food to the system until
It Ib nbsorbed. A Yorkstato woman
say a:
"I had been n sufferer for ten years
with stomach nnd llvor trouble, and
hnd got so bad that tho least bit of
food such as I thon know, would glvo
mo untold misory for hours aftor
eating.
"I lost flesh until I was almost n
shadow of my original Bolt and my
rrlonds wero qulto alarmed about mo
"First I dropped coffoo and used
Posttim, thon begnn to uso Grapo-Nuts
although I had llttld faith it would do
mo any good.
"Hut I continued to uso the food and
havo gained twenty pounds in weight
and feel llko another person In overy
wny. 1 feel as if llfo had truly begun
anew for mo.
"I can eat nnythlng I llko now In
moderation, suitor no HI effects, bo on
my foot from morning until night
Whoreas a year ago thoy bad to send
mo nway from homo for rest while
othors cleaned houso for mo, this
spring I havo been ablo to do it myself
all alono,
"My breakfast la simply Grape-Nuta
with cream and a cup of Postunt, with
sometimes nn egg and a pleco of toast,
but generally only Grape-Nuta and
Postum. And I can work until noon
and not feel as tired as one hour's
work would havo mado mo a year ago."
"There's a Reason."
Namo given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mlclu. Read, "Tho Road to Well
vlllo," In pkgs.
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full of human
Interest.