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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 22, 1923. PROVIDENCE SPRING OF CIVIL WAR DAYS, OPENED AS AN ANSWER TO PRAYERS, AGAIN CONQUERS DROUTH Nov. 21 By the Georgia and the recovering from a drouth of unprecedented severity during Hhich many atreams and ater sources dried up and all record for aridity were broken, but through It all, a cold stream of pure water continued to fov from the side of a LetfutlfulH foliagcd hill on which, some 'ears ago. was located the ills Anderson' militar prison, of the southern confederate arnn ATLANTA Assoclaterras Southland- - are Ga, ) strike water. Finallj. after having reached the end of their resources exhausted to put too and and weary forth more physical effort, thev dropped to their knees and praed to God to send them relief While thev were still praying a bolt of lightning struck the hillside, e the dead line.' and a just fountain of sparkling, cold water to cool the pan bed forth gushed tongues whose pravers had been out-sid- heard Todav one mav visit the prison camp and find the boles marked off iron fences, and and enclosed within the staked off ' dead line" which was ANSWER TO PRAYER. j within This Ik Ppn idence in extended to bing tbe spring to Spring the ev'dence Sumtrr countv hihtorchas Its confines, bearing It that in the cJosmg davs of ctie miracle that was performed there in been has 60s fountain The the 'war between the states, that section housed in an ornate work of masonrv. suffered from the effects of a drouth in which is inserted a bronze tablet which dried up all email streams and Spring. wells, leaving no water supplv for the identifving it as "Providence manv thousands of federal prisoners and relating the above story CEMETERY CLOSE BY. of war confined d within the and fever-stricke- n camp Adjoining the camp Is Anderson-vlll- e had been contramade ' national cmeterv. covering an Quinine ry ROBERT T. SMALL. g&nd of war and none was avalabe area of 120 acres and where rests in ) m. opvright, 125, Salt Lake Tribune j to reliee the burning fevers which eternal peace nearlv 14 000 of the bovs NEW YORK, Ndv 21 There are created an insatiable thirst for wa- - ip blue wbo succumbed to the ravdis-- . ishes of the fever and other indimlm,. in the air that the Grand Virtuallv all of the names on ex,Jd eases dav. rondn(ns Old Party is becoming a bit worried whjlf th, mPn n th-- lr delirium, mad-abothe plain stone slabs are preceded bv holes in the ground with the word with drere and Private the Empire state and is set- handIn to? their to hare their attempt there one marked unknown ting verv earnestly about trying put a padlock on the stable befor ail ita aiorsea gallop out into the De- - stj j l:al TUBES INSTRUMENT ACCESSORIES REPRODUCER rr ' mocracy. The G O. P. troubles naturallv cen- ter about Greater New York which to ha beea.abow lng dispoaitjop go. mom and mor e A1 .Smith "at e irK The maoralit succeeding election contest of a littie. more than, a fortnight ago, when Jimmie Walker. Tammany and Al Smith candidate for mayor, polled 50 per cent of all the votes cast and left the Republican staggering about in blind appaiently has broken the elephants back and there has been a hurry call sent for the old reliable party surgeons to hop the ambulanceand aee what can be done for the patient opposition confusion, ' York In been consistent! and Republican betwr.n th. Grover Cleveland dat and the present time has been Demo- That ws in 1912, cratlc on!v once when Woodrow Wilson won the three- v. cornered fight Taft an ith-M- Roosecelt 1 r Jn 1916 ew York P and had swung back to the G to Mr. Hughes It gate Mr Har- D'24 ding In 120 and Mr Coolidee in cmauch whaltng majorities that anv of the Republican rern on leaders would appear tn be premature not Put such tr sav the least the case and for two rea(?r the-pa- O rt THE REASONS GIVEN. In tha first place AI Smith has the shown such an abilitv to swa voters of the state on such a wide O P variety of Issues that the views him and the tremendous vote h always polls In Greater New York with no small degree of alarm New In the second place show's too much of a disposition to ears to off in the Democratic , go office seekers who suit the atm far below' the presidenev in theii at a desire to serve their countr GOP emolument. continuing proper andJamVs o'rTh Vs up TV" Wad-'SematOT for reelection next vear and although hm things are breaking far better for than he had a rleht to expect a little while ago. he atill has found tt nec- essary to hurry back to New York his fellow from Washington Republican, a few work of rather The eound advice and pertinent In favor of Mr Wadsworth break" not of Ai Smith determination I. the to make the race for senate against said does he The governor has him not want to run for an office again But even hie closest friends take a pinch of salt When thev hear the old warhorsetalklng In that manner friends want "Al" to take a fourth term as governor They sav "Al" savs It Is his for the asking sati-f- v a 525 000 It Is too difficult to ono a year salary a vear man on a $10 and expenses Q. O. P. TO "LAY OFF" AL. As for Senator Wadsworth, he appears to be of the opinion that It Is Just as well for the G O. P. to "lav Al Smith at the coming session off of the legislature, which Is in Republican hands He has advised his fellow Republicans to see that all of the constitutional amendments carried by Al Smith In the election this year are put Into effect early through He wants obproper legislation struction to Al Smiths policies to cea--- e He says there has been too much opposition to oertaln reforms because they were advocated by just Democratic governor The legisthe lature tried to oppose Governor Smith at the last session The governor the presappealed to the people andhim a nosure which resulted gave Senator table victory at Albany. Wadsworth feels It may not be well to press the governor too hard He does not like the reaction which sets in - Senator Wadsworth, like Governor Smith. Is a practical man The GOP. leaders admit they are frankly "shot to pieces" so far as Sent Free to Prove This Anynne mpturea, mjui, woman or chUt should wrlta at ones to W. S Ric. 332 E Main Pt . Adam. N Y, for a fra trial of his wondrrfu! stimput It on th ulating application. brj?in to ruptura and thr muscT to bind together tighten, thy begin o thnt the opening close naturally and the need of a support or truss nr appliance is then done away with. Don t neglect to send for this free trial. Even if your rupture doesn't bother you. shat i the nee of wearing supports all your life WTiv suf- Jjt WTiv run the rik fer this nuiaance of gangrene and such dangers from a little rupture, the Innocent MnajJ and kind that has thrown thousands on A host of men the operating table and women are dally running such risk because their rupture do not hurt or prevent them from getting around. WYite at once for this free trial, a tt is certainly a wonderful thing and hae aidd in the eure of rupture that were a Mg a a man's two flata Try and write at once, using the coupon below. Free for a Ira, St , Brew-ster- imposing volume, you names of several ,h re aboard the May. worthies who ' f r Their births were registered, or their marr ages. In that a,utdy ne edifice which has watched 'aY over he parish statistics since man times d houses Many of the echoed to the shouts of children who would one day- - become the forefathers of a new land w--e Nor-The- slant-roofe- the citv of New York is concerned There is a wild clamor for the scalps of the county leaders, particularly that of S 8. Koenig, who appears to be bearing the brunt of the awful defeat in the mayorality contest, when the Republicans, declining all fusion, ran a straight ticket headed Mr Waterby Frank A Waterman man was a business man entirely new to the game of politics. Upstate leaders like Senator Wadsworth are inclined to keep hands off for the moment on the New York City scrap, but they are deeply concerned just the same The Republicans are in a hopeless minority here in New York City They stand for a dry law and New Yorker want to be as wet as the Atlantic ocean In elections New York In the elections Citys vote sways the business men presidential years of the city vote Republican and the Democratic majority in the city is reduced to a degree of impotence. This situation ought to cause the matter with question of what Is the Democrats to ponder once more the their party nationally. off-ye- FALLS. Idaho, Nov J1 shipment of foxes, valued at is en route to Idaho Falls from Prince Edward island and is expected to arrive here during the week Th foxes, which are of the silver variety, are the first of a consignment shipped to local investors They yiJl be housed at the Idaho Falls fotcPfarm. located ln tbe suburbs oft this city, and are being sent here bj( George Morrison, who, during a Yerent visit to Idaho Falla purchased the property with the idea of promoting the raising of foxes as a profitable industry. Several residents of Idaho Falls have purchased foxes, valued at $2000 W A, Baker will have per pair charge of the fox farm $50.-00- 0, Fencing Gives British , Women Trim Figures 1 LONDON, Nov (By the As so emted Pre ) American women opexce fleh and In jtrch posed to of rnenn to rtaJn an attractive figf ure might follow the example thoae Englieh women who believe fencing keeps them graceful and Blender as well at heaJthy The Profeseionai Women's PhyalcoJ Culture club, Just organised here, nvide fencing one of the principal exnot to develop ercise. The Id the Amaxoniitn t'pe of woman, with buirlng muscle and large wrist arid ankiee. but to ensure the heaJth and figure of women who have to rema-liroet of the day in a sitting 1 AT A PROFIT. Adams, N T A doctor had Just finished taking the temperature of a etork broker w ho wae suffering from a raging fever Ite gone to I!. he announced In hushed voice, eyeing the thermom-- I You may send me entirely free Sample Treatment of your trtlm ulattng application for Rupture. Name . Cter Address State are the vn torn. of the tree, am hy wr ln h dy "hn suh a'd',?c d Hurh" and whlt ,h,looked upon the antliju. rluirrh regl.ter. ,hm a maeslve and a,ld A Any Rupture, Old or Recent, Large or Small, and You Are on the Road That Ha. Convinced Thouund. S Rloe, 32 E. Main One landmark, where full many of JESSIE HENDERSON. the forefathers asleep on burial hlM in The New Yorker Abroad. right. 192o by The Salt Lake Plj mouth. Mass, would recognize in Tribune ) spite of Us buffeting bv recent gales POLSTEAD. Suffolk, England, Nov This is the gospel oak. which at five ' from the ground is thirtv-fh- e feet fees 2l Th.r. are many to a,a apend in circumference. It is said to have Thanksgiving day and one Is to spend been a thousand years old when the To this vtllage, about Pilgrims were youngsters over three it In Polstead 'four hours north of London has come centuries ago, and there is a tradition that its name, originally in coma mtl rfnP of Amermans deter-Colon- memoration some of wandering mined, in this land where Thanksgh wa revived when those who preacher - a- tr-e Is unRnown to feast Vere hrror to board the Mayflower ir throtrghas much like one of those whuh glad-ihel- d beneath It me.nngs gocpel dened the Matflower people as it Is. branches to modern! these in if for possible spread ThanksgMng feast In times Polstead jour toil Insist on turkev and It Is not such a feast as the Pilgrims thicken, vou are insisting on luxur-hel- d at Pl mouth Mass with friendly Ks Turkev Is 49 cents a pound and Indians as guests and those not so , htcken about 39 friendlv nropplrg an occasional at row But tf you want to he reallv pre-froIt Is Pilgrim afar into the elders soup you Ignore turkev and chick the sort of feast which Pilgrims heldif.n The Ameilcan Pilgrim feast In loi g before the. hoarded tne Ma y - p, Is made up of the things the flower, it IS, in face the grandmother P'lfcrima used to eat in Polst-a- d on of Thanksgnlig da whuh is to he feast-dayand holidays, game pie resurrected Polstead has been select- - hare, yemson wild duck roast goose, ed for the spot he. aue here, of all ove-- s from Colchester mince tart-Yor- k Places in the yyc rbl, t me has stood still 'lets plum pudding swimming In the It is prob-- I kind of sauce that burns with a bright since the Pilgrim period ably the one place in England where .blue flame Between Polstead and the Pilgrims would not feel like stran- - Volstead It might he mentioned, the onlv agreement is In the sound ger todav From yarious towns In England h . Mot far away are more towns and original Pdgrim. gathered before thev villages which knew both the Pilgrims al for Holland and thence for and thoe others, the Puritans, who Tbe ton ns have flourished went to Massachusetts ten years later America or decayed and grown deplorably upiThe tracer1 anted names of these towns to date, not so Polstead. Here many are scattered b the handful over Masot h hous and etreete, the church sachusetts today Ipswich. Brandee, IDAHO It to The hiroJf .. i Oak BY on Way to Idaho Falls TryThls Free TV" Landmark Is Thousand-Year-Ol- d $50 ,000 Worth of Foxes If Ruptured Apply Pilgrim Thanksgiving in England ToBeHeld in Quaint OldPolstead Haverhill, Harwlck, Yarmouth, Need- ham, Wrentham, Sudbury, Groton Groton was the birthplace of John Wlnthrop, the first governor of the Massachusetts bay colon v Tnere Is a stained window in Wrentham church. bv the modern Wlnthrops of preentedMass . to commemorate him Boston, Somehow, when you listen to the of the gospel oak at creak phantom Polstead, you hear the creak of Mayflower timbers And somehow when you smell the game pie for this Thanksgiving day, you get a whiff of glad old festivals, with little Pilin expectation grims to be on tip-to- e at the kitchen door A responsible iriariufactufer means more than simply a manufacturer who is honest who does not cheat you. 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