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W at a r b o a r d S i d e of The T i t a n i c Was CutO p e n by I c e b e r g a s T h o u g h H u g h

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t o n s u e t of many were loosened* to dark to veil th e T l U n l c and her hope-sptak of tha K D W of ajjony an d four, last company , T he night * u to bright,that fell over the T l t a o l c' * p e t t p f u r M s o m a, o f th e survivor* said, that Itcompany, when it btcamo twlft ly j seemed *i I f t h e facet of tndtvWualsknown that th e ship mutt go town.' could be made ou t an d t op Illusion ofSome told haltingly, with dread still j the waters mad* It appear that (hefroien In their eyes, of t h e m e n who' foundering ship w aa cloaer than en *trove} an d struggled against womentor th e lifeboats and of t i t a n , s ho otlug them down.One womanrawan officer Doot tw a

really wag.And for two hours and a half a thirdprayed or clung with faltering heartsto th e hope that th e signals ha d beenm e n , sh e said, and other patwenffsre i beard In t ime. There were cries sound;w a l l e d how officers ha d stood with! In f ovei th e waters, men ca l l ing frotdrawn pistols while th e w o m e n an d t h e Titanic ,children were being guided into t h e ; O n e of t h e things that linger grate- Iboats. No one seemed to k n o w of t h e fully In the mln di of the surv ivors wasexact fate of the Tltanlc's capta in, EJ . Smith.There w as a story that he had com

the music that floated to them over >d believe d It W ASall right to st ick b y t h e ship began tohave doubts and a fe w Jumped into th eties. They wero followed Imm ediatelyby otters an d i n a fe w minutes therewere scores swimm ing around. Nearly all of them wore l ife preservers.One man w ho Itad a Pomerlan do gleaped overt>oarly aboard th e Titanic , appeared lastnight on t h e ^ u n a r d p t w v N e M n t - o fthe story of their miseries add of theirsufferings after tha.TJtanic found!had come from t h e s e a . I t "was no tk n o w n for certa in wfiethor some w hohad been g iven u p for dead might ap pear mlraoulausly on t h e gang plank.

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there w a s n o te l l ing w*at ha d happened i n t h e mysterious waters fromwhence had come th e Tltanlc's lastmessage. Tho wireless had fa i led an ddied away . ;t left Rostron and h is of-f iwrs Wani of1 to i ls . They d W n o tImagine, evn at that t l m ^ that thodisas ter wotiM he B gj-eat as rt turnedout t o b e , for thai I fke most people ,believed that tiie TltWllo would be ahard ship to sink. ^ wiftfleW failednt 1 2 :1 7 a m . , alter on!**" a nlnt ofw l a t v f M t W n | > | l a o V - - -

At tho O amathfa 's best speed, i t w asnot unt i l 4 a m , that & e made out th eHeetVof eq ui heats ly ing over th eeoeae o f t t a ^ w f e c * . T he n l g l t HSdb e e n l e t s v , so dear lndoeii that p as -sengera of the Oarpatihta had stayedj) unUsWWIy late to enjoy It s beauty .So there Was no difficulty in sight ingwithout g lasses the l i t t le boats thatwere wait ing In soon suspense .W A T C H E D D E A TH S T R U G G L E SOccupants of the Lit t le Boats S aw_ -Their Relat ives Go Down.Capta in Rostron stopped hi s shipwhile Bttll a good distance from th eboats. H e lowered rope ladders a swell a s the ordinary wooden gan gwaysf ind . Wf i l t iu r f o r t hA h r mt n tAto hinL The la l lors of t h e Titanic ,who manned these boats, rowed hardand I t w i s only a fe w m i n u t e s w h e nthe first of them came a longside. - ' ofon !< l if tPresent Bekt ions BetweenNorway an d S w e d e n . "

2 4 Inch Foulard Siltu^'CHeney's Spotproof" and "Valentine'sShedwater Foulards," value 8 5c . Special for Saturday and M onday1 9 Inch Sa t in M e s s a j m e s , in all colors, street an d eveningshade*, also black, value 5 0 c . Special for Saturday f ind-Mo nday2 , 0 0 0 Y a r d s F a s c in a t i n g W a s h F ab ric s, dimit ies, batistes,lawns, Saxons, etc., values up t o 1 9 c . Special for^Saturday 1 O 1 J - l >a n d Monday. 1 l " t C

69c39 c2 8 i n c h R i p p l e t f e s , n ew wash fabrics, need no ironing, al l^eloffcSpeal-for--Sattirday and M onday, y d . 15cL a d i e s ' a n d G e n t ' s U m b r e l l a s , strong and durable, taffeta coverings,mission wood handles, value $.1.5.0. Sp ecial l o t Saturday and ' Q O ^Monday - ..' - - - e * 7 0 CL a d i e s ' W h i t e S k i r t s , fine soft cambric, 1 8 inch --HamburgRuffle, value $ 1. Special for Saturday a n d Monday *L a d i e s ' G l c v e s , 8 button length, kid and chamois, al l

colors, value $ 1 . 9 8 . Special for Saturday and Monday >73c$1.50

CUftpn Springs OTattge.Clifton 8prings, .April 19There wasi fair attendance at thJ regnlar meet-ia g ef the CHftea- .Springs Orangsr fhrty in^tarinir- foTwhich mt held on Tuesday eyening .April 19th, The third and"fourth d-y.-Jifft WHS..i&a.MafisA ami".*number of new members added. A balli t i i l be g iv tn this evening in ColumbusJffll), the p a r e f o s to bft. used in buying ne w uniforms for i h e company.

Ovid Juniors gpeak for Prises.Ovid, April 1 9 - T h e annual prizesj>eiikin|? content of the junior c lassf tho Ovid High /ictiiol will be held - ls---'Prfbywnaft lehnreh Fr*iyevt-ning, April 28th. T he contestants5i: H P | ; A O Huff, H a ^ B o y c e , U o r sHall, Fremaes Tnmbe'tl, Pi^ston Bodine,l ipo id 8outhworth an d William Koch-Jsr VmUfe are two prizes of | .1 tn I$.1 for gffis and the. same for hoys,t his" family in the teJe erserv ing o f liquors will no t 'iffcct maByin thw State, whers barmaids ar t fe w .The new raw prohibits an y minor traderIS , regardless of sex, from selling Of,serving drinks. In England an d Germany thu 1'Srniai.I is common i n f a *smttil towns, although Uie bsrtsader Isfound in the large cities, it is said.

I T BE U K I l - i l l'grew constantly worse and her eat ire, ' 'Hhe cmtld hardly ea t anythipg en dN e w l ^ n i c , Tona Vita, WiltJoiit ivelyJReitQreJfour:

Idwould s ay t h e very thought of eat ingmade her sick. &h caught one hadcoW after another an d w as alwayetired an d lanquid. S h e h ad b t dheadaches an d attacks of dirt iness. .

Nervousness, d^resslon of spirits,l i e * of energy, al l ^r1ia_ dow n, theseaiV the eM*f ijnvr/toma of nervousdebi l i t y . Ihe modern a f f li c t ion Cantedlargely by the rush, hnstls an d worryv l i f |*Mt t"rF I ly fT iIf you afe s sufferer from this alltoo-common complaint, an d cannot goto s high priced sanitarium to have"W * ftfi'l Eitr*t vUl ffi yfft , ^ F * T ^* UnCHIIoread csfsfo l ly th e fo l lowing sta tement fc> C. N. Hunt , Ksq , t ,f hS l i f h HI,, Milwaukee, W ! i . , CMcerning the' remarkable ne w tonic "TonsV i t a " t h a t has made inch, a greatTecord dnring the past year, M r.B u n t s i y i : " F o r a number of yearsm y wtft m" M a r i iifferer mm i fcont innout run down, nt tvous eondi-anil stomach trouble, I took hernumber of doctors, hu t n e s t1 seemed to give h e r an y relief . Sh et i o n i

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11 1 go t somt Tona Vita t few monthsa g e , M y wife began taking th e toniethat night an d w e were plt t taat lysurprised tt notice t* . improvementafter the seeond d ay . Whe i s n e w B k et different woman. T he s^r^owmestand depression are al l gone, an d t h eeats an d sleeps better than tie 'hatfor years. It seems wend*rful t en , t t s u c h a t h a a g e i t at r . I htHtsre' T o n s V i t a ' 14 wtrth Kt weight ia" If vcm t n deMstat td a a d down, above tf t tfctwtsa N f/ '" W n aV i t a . " Yo n will t t t tr refrel % t tit will build yen tm I Hit sta gte. I tis the finest grparat4ei t o w t a t h am ar kt t ; ' " - " " The Sestet Twnf Co . , h at t h e eg i t s /for this great rneiM te Oeaevt . T a tprict will b* r t l w a e d If It d + t t a t

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