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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-16

oaieg proweoxouy oyc ME mo4e
Protok0 p~ojsdynku. ogaos.ony IA
vet prssd kilkur astu lsty ~ dsien
uikaeh. wras 10 swiadsotwem leka
rss, pr assedi bes xwr6csnia uwagi
ludIkosc sas sysksia ur.edownis
prrez lskarsa s~twisrdsona, choc ME
istniejsos ohorobe.
= Cztery lata W wiezieniu "a
obrase m~ajsssatu. Wskutek sasa
dsenia sooiali,tyc.nego rsdaktors
Muellsrs n obrase ~msjestatu ne
o1tsry lata wiesienis, przybyi do
Prokuratora socjalistyosny posel do
parlamentu ma powiat Cable, Albert
S ,hmids wyjsvR mu, 70 on sam
.awinii artykui, " kt6rym sic miesci
obrasa cesarza. Schmidt osviadosyi,
to ME sgad.sioby sic . jsgo oharak
tsrsm prsekonsniem, gdyby mial
PoswOlid M to, ably Ia osyny jsgo
inny niewinnis odpo~iadsl.
- Sztuczki fakira. - Kores
pendent Jsdnego . pism nismisokich
I Iudyj wschodnioh. opoviada o ole
haven widowisku, kt6reSo byl
swiadkism " Bsnsrss ma poo1atku
listopada. Paoi Besant, prsyw6d
ozyni rsligijnsj sskty " lndjaoh,
mia'a odo.yt W will ksiecis; nastep
ME fakir indyjski .sklinai ogish l
~odejmowal mo moo nissosaoa. IA
powisdz takisgo widowiska ioisgne
"a tiumy oiekawych. Do rowu, gle
bokosoi 5 stop, f.kir ursuoai pors
osns drsewo tsmaryksu. Drsewo
Ptoneso; ogish. wciss podsyoany,
buohal paomienism; row. sapeanil sic
s~rczslnis weglami. Ma snak, dany
Prise. fskira. wystspil ssssep Coorg-
SOW (uiesrkahoow prowinoji Coorg,
"a pofudniowo- zaohodnism ~wybrse4u
Indj); kobisty niosiy " reku Tub ma
giOwis ohiragsy" Qsmpki gliniane);
metcsyzai .brojni " miso.s, puss
c.ali Sc pla,y wir6d ipisw6w 1
wr.ask6~; iuni iupsli orzschy koko.
sowe sawodsil modify. Robbie to
wra.snis gromsdy srsl.hoow. Ma
dany sygnai, ws.ysDy umilkii ssa-
neli, jak wryoi. FAkir, giossm po-
sefnym, osnsjmil. ss og,sh Jus sa-
klesy j kto chloe, mote po MIN oho-
dsic bes szwauku. Poosstkowo Mkt
sic ME odwa.yi; wresroie wystspii
jedsn ! rsec.ywiiois prsesrsdt wsr6d
plomisni. ktore 60 nawst ME par.y-
iy; Ia MIN possli inni; ws.ysoy -
be-. ,adnej ola siebis s.kody. Wi
dzac to, jsdsn obsonych suropej
c.yk6w, sdjsf buty 1 wstspif na We
gle ro~szsr.ons - ME ozui nswst 60
rsoa. Pc godrinis fair oiwiado1,l I.
se ogieh od.yskujs moo odjess. ia
koz wrsuoono HAWAI- drssws, kt6ry
nasychmiass spionaf. Popr.ednio
riomisnis lizaiy tylko ludsi / pred
mioty, ME p~o.srsjsc ish wosle.
S"iadkami tego d.i~nego wido~i
ska. oprocs tiumu krsjowc6w, byli
suropsjcryey, q miedsy innsmi -
%porucsnik Oloots, hrabina Wscht
msister, DIR. Richardson, dr.. Pascal
(franous). pref. Mulvany ! wislu In
uych. Fskir sam ME wohodIii " O.
gish; byi tylko widssr, M r6wni .
inuymi. Znsuy jest " Bsnares pod
oaswa Junjum Bsba.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-16
POdZiekOManie.

Nlniej'rem nam honor ziotyc mo
js serdscrns podriekowsnis ZsrIs
do~i Centrs menu Nv. N. p. "a wy.
oisosnie mi potmisrtnego " sumis
$500 20 ,onis mojsj q. p. MsrJi A
Koshlsr, tskte I wsrystkim brsciou
Nv. N. p. q tenn wieosj or. 295 Kr
Ksr'mierra WislkIsgo, do k,6rs,
.obscnie nslete. Bog rspi.c.
u ussanovanism
s. X. RoehIer.
Priosburg, 2S styosnia 1899 e.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-16

Sekretarzs grrp ME mejG soSrsge
rapd kreSlie Iu6 snsieniae ,acAunEs
st6re ,oychodzq z naszego 6iura. JeseK
sekretarz grupy osrzymuje z Siuro ma
sSego rdchunek, kt6ry sic nis sgadza s
lego obliczenidmi, posoinien nsm taxi
-achunek zpr6cit 70 ciqgu 10 najdals5
sni- s nam pozostdsoie sposobnos<
oopra,oisaia takiego rdehunkv. -
SEXRRrARx JyHxHAINgs
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-16

Js:eH Eto 9 csSoraS6v Zssiqzk. nSe O.
.~ssm,1e reguIornis nZoody", posot
.ierNo tenn nasychmioss rosoialonit
's@r. Jeneralnego, a nie Rsdaksore,
'dry z ddresdmi od6iore6.1 organs
r'qzko,oego nic ,csp6lnSoo nisnsa. Ags
''n'adamiajqc tenn, raIezy prSeds
ssysskiem podac nocy adres doksad
-. odok dd,onego. Teras dsie;s sse
*. &c, jezeh keo rZ0ody" nis os-sys
al, -egular.is. ,soaza 10 ~s}Gscs.o9
70 s,oymyslde : re poGGS - ssosCs
~sui Sk-1seE saEi: Iays; ,,ZgcGs'
- ca.zrr.s.a= Sex Irnnrnnnrz
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-16

Wspaniale ilustrowane przez znakomi
tych artyst6w-malarzy pismo humory
styczne
,,SmiguS-
wychodzi we Lwowie diva razy miesiecz-
nile 10. Smigus pr6cz tresci nader
bogatej, ma kt6ra skfadaja sic humoreski,
wiersze, monologi, dowcipy, ~trawestacie.
zamieszcza w kazdym numerze najnow-
sze ut~ory fortepianowe ,nanych kom
pozytorow polskich j zsranicznych. Kto
wiec zaprenumeruje Smiusa ma cafy
rok ten zbierze sobie piesns album mu-
zyczne rats. A wiec kto sic chce "a
baN ic ! serdecznie nsmiac MECH zapre-
numeruje Smiusa. kt6ry kosztuje " A
MERGE ~rocznie 3 dolary, a p6frocznie ~
dolara. Pieniadze nallepiej posyfac W
listach r. ko nendoa anych. Adras:
REDAKCJA -SMIGUSA", Lemberg,
Autriche. Galizien.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28
RIDINe THE pEAp sHARK.

its mouth, and the water just rushes down his throat and drowns him. It requires the greatest possible eooIness and nerve to kill a shark in this way, but the Malays look upon it as favor ite recreation and an exciting sport. When the monster is dead it's slayer dexterously climbs on to its back sad- dlewise, and then. digging his knife into the sharks head to serve as a support and means of balance, the Malay uses his own legs as paddles and so rides the carcass back to the boat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28
..come In. Old Pnrd.,

The land crab, big, noisy, of weird locomotion and most objectionable ap- pearance, was among the horrors which our soldiers encountered as they moved from Siboney to Santiago. Most of the men had never seen such creatures, and regarded them with extreme aversion.
 Often these noisy creatures invaded the tents of the men, and violence and profanity followed. But some of the Rough Riders had seen such things be- fore. One night an Eastern man was visiting a Rough Rider from Arizona, when in walked the biggest land crab of the season.
 Ugh" cried the visitor. Look at that!"
 why" said the Rough Rider, delightedly, how home Hke!" And ex- tending his hand toward the ugly in- truder he cried:-"Come in, old pard. l knew your brother in old Arizona" ;" The Eastern man fled. 1eaping over the 'old pard" as he departed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28
Rnried Church.

At soulae, in Gascony, a cross was discovered projecting above the sand. Further investigation showed that 1t was attached to steeple. and later well-preserved church of the thirteenth century was excavated. The church is uaw in use
 Malay shark Hunting.
 The Malays have 8 peculiar way of hunting the shark. A man will remain stationary on the water to invite at tack. As the creature rolls over to bite, the willy Malay glides out of his way with a few delft strokes of the left hand, while with the right he deliber- ately plants 8 pointed skewer between the open jaws of the expectant shark.
 The result is simple, but surprising. The shark is. of course, unable to close
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28
- fNavy yHgrry.-

According to the navy regulations, whiskey Is not allowed on war ships except in the medical supplies, but it gets aboard somehow, as visitors to the hospitable officers can testify. It is called navy sherry. on shipboard.
 Sometimes, when the fleet was on blockade duty. newspaper despatch boats carried supplies to the officers. A man ignorant Of the raie about navy sherry hailed the flagship New York one Sunday morning of Santiago and asked the officer Of the deck if he would send boat for some supplies
 For whom are thcy?" the officer asked, through & nsegaphone.
 s'Fas ward room mess. was the re- ply.
 It was an idle houT oa the New York, and 8 crowd os officers and men had lined up and were Hsteaing.
 What supplies have you?" the of fioer asked again. aad through his meg aphone the correspondent bawled:-
 "Onions. potatoes and whisksy!"
 Then he wondexed why all the of fieern in sight fled to the other side of the ship. holding their sides with laughter. The onions and potatoes were sent on board-at least they alone were received officially.
 An officer. who asked friend to get a cass of navy sherry, for him later on was astounded when the man brought real sherry. lie had supposed that every one knew the difference.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

Alderman Angus F. MeNeill, who was visitor in our city Monday. .in- focmed Graphic reporter that MT. Jim Smith, whe was formerly of this city, but now in the saloon business at Redfeld, married a young lady of Grant county recently. MT. MeNeill returned to Redfeld Monday afte.- noon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28
spnin,s Railroads.

Spain has only 7.54S miles of rail. road in her whole territory, or little over four miles to every 10000 inhabi- tants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

John Wilson, the negro who so badly chewed Nose Williams, anoth- er negro, last Saturday while in a fight, was fined S5 by Judge Brown Monday afternoon. Williams was dischaI ged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28
enh liver OIL

The best cod liver oil Is made in Nor way. For three months, beginning in January, the fish come in from the Arctic Ocean to the Norway fiords, or bays, to spawn, and sometimes as many as 60.000000 or 65.oO0,O0o fish are caught in a single season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

Rev. J NJ. Lacey returned Monday afternoon from the East, where he has been for several months past on a social visit. He conducted the funeral obsequ.es of the late Dr. P. H. Pendleton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

Ruff City Lumber Go. manufactur- CT and dealer in all kinds of lumber, also sashes, doors, blinds, and all kinds of interior and exterior finish Everything at reasoneb ble prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

Mrs. Jim FraLklin and son, Of Lit tie Rock. spent Monday in this city with relatives. They returned to their home Monday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

\ rs. H. Isaaes and two daughters Misses Ida and Lillie, accompanied by Mir. Morris Swart", will leave ID few days for Philadelphia, their fd- tnre home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28
CITY ITEMS.

Hon. Lewis and MT. Beno All theimer heard ". J. Bryan at Little Rock Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

Mir. Sam Russell, former Pin Bluff boy but now connected with the Lesser Cotton Company at Lit fle Rock, returned to that place Monday afternoon after q brief stay here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

Messrs. T. NJ. Phillips and T. A. Eaton, the two influential planters of Altheimer, are business visitors in our city today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

If is rumored on our streets that the Elks lodge of this city will send delegation to Jonesboro in the near future to organize lodge at that place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

Mir. Will R, Kirby, manager of MT. K. K. Rlce's general merchandise store at Warner, is in the city on business trip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

FOR SALE-Cne 7-room house, one room house, one 1-room cabin, one ? room cabin. one 9-room cabin. Apply to Mrs. NJ. T. Van Valkeaburg. 154.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

LOST-Pair gold spectaclts on Third avenue between Walnut street and Jewish Temple. Please return to Mrs. A. Reinach, 413 West Third ayenne and receive reward. 155
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

Miss Mary May, who has been the gpest of Mir. Wm. McGehee and fami lv for several weeks. returned 10 her home at Conway Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

MT. All Wyatt is visitor in our city today. He is enroote to his home at Warner from Little Rock, where he went to hear Bryan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

Miss Phoebe Meyer, of Chicago, did not arrive in the city Sunday as ex- pected. She will arrive Wednesday morning, and will be the guest of Miss Ida Dreyfus for several weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

Just received all kinds of Lap dreth onion sets and garden seeds in bulk or papers. m
 McCain Grocery Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

FOR SALE-Two good delivery wagons for sale cheap For further information apply at the Graphic's business office. |
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

Rev. c. W. Danniel has been ap- pointed as delegate to the Sonth- ern Baptist's Convention, which meets at Louisville. Ky. May l2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

Mir. ". 0. TaQgart accompanied by his son Guy, returned home this morning from visit to Hot Springs and Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28
Wire screen win doWs and doors made by Frank J. Murray

Bluff City Lumber Co. Manufactur CT and dealer in1allik kinds of Lumber. Also Sashes. Doors, Blinds, and all nds of Interior and Exterior finish. c Everything at reasonable prices,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

Mir. Tom Buck returned Monday afternoon from weeks bnsniess trip down the Iron Mountain road.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

BeEcafe Not Closed in 15o Years.
 There is a cafe in Venice which has never been closed. night or day, for 150 years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

Do not wait until the flies and mosquitos get in your house be- fore screening.
 Frank J. Murray
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sz,.z sg.,.z coTToNsM sMRRKET

New York \. Y., March 2S.- Spots unchanged; sales none. middline 6 5-l6.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28

For choice timothy hay s4e
 B. D. Russell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28
oRHIN Hnp pRoV1sIoN. r

Chicago. mi March g. .1Sg9.-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-28
DIRECT PRIVATE w1RH TO
New Orleans
Kansas Cft1T

New York, Chicago, St. Louis
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-04

Dalles. My road will cut across level
land along the foot of the KlickItat hills,
opposite The Dallee, and run several
miles below The Dalles.
"The Klickitat valley sends out mill
lion bushels of grain yearly, and large
amount of this will probably come to my
road at Columbus.
'tWork is not progressing on the line
just now, and will not be begun till the
winter passes.
'1t would not pay to complete the
road until the Cascade locks were open,
go the road was not rushed. Now the
locks are open, and the steamer taking
grain at Crates point flom our cars will
be able to carry it to the mouth of the
Columbia. The hauling of the grain on
the Upper and the Lower Columbia
| river by water will admit of a lower
transportation rate down the Columbia.
This reduced rate will not only rebound
to the benefit of the shippers along that
route, but also to those shipping by rail-
roads across the state of Washington to
Puget sound. They will have to reduce
their rates to comparative equal basis
so as to meet the water competition.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-04
COLUMBIA RIVER ROAD.
More Talk About the Same Old Road
Wonder If it WnI MaterIaIize?

The Telegram has the following con-
cern;ng the much. tslked-of' railroad
from, Crates point to Columbus. We
wonder if it's the same old talk, or
whether there's anything in it:
In recent interview, Paul F. Mohr,
president of the Columbia River Naviga-
ton railroad, around the rapids of the
Dalles, in Colum bia river, said his line
would be completed and ready for busi-
ness before the end of next summer. The
road will be 20 miles long and of stand
ard gauge. 1t will extend from Crates
point, below The Dalies, to Columbus,
opposite Grants, on the Oregon side,
and the grade will lie through Washing
ton. Speaking of his line, Mr.. Mohr
eaid:
'sThis line will be valuable chiefly for
the traffic it will get from vessels bring
ing grain down the Columbia river. The
rapids around The Dalles are IS miles
long, Extending from Cello to point q
short distance above the town of The
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-04
wAYsloE oLEANlNGs.

The body of the murderer Willard,
was taken to the potter's field near
Clatsop for burial.
Latest reports are to the effect that
Mrs. w. ]. Jeffers whose life was de-
SPARED of, is improving, although 1t is
feared che will never entirely recover.
In comparison with the holiday trade,
business seems dull these days; but col
leCtors today cay that collections are
good, which is fair indication for the
beginning of the year.
Marshal Lauer ran in two hobos last
night, John Myers and William Adams.
The first was fined So or two days in
Jail, the second $40, or four days in Jail.
In default of payment they are now saw
ing wood.
The steamer Ocean Wave, formerly on
the Portland-Seaside route has been
taken from Tacoma to the Fraser river
to lay up for an indefinite period. Her
owners were afraid to keep her in the
teredo-infested water of the Sound.
Mr.. E. Hardwick received word yes
terday of the accidental shooting of his
brother in Colfax, resulting in his
death. The funeral will take place on
Friday at Pendleton. Mr.. and MrF.
Hardwick will leave tomorrow evening
to be in attendance.
Captain Lewis will deliver his lecture
on "Life in Libby Prison" next Monday
at Hood River; Tuesday at Barrett's
aobo0l bo,,zo ord Uadpoadov Of OSDaII5e
school house. The week following be
win speak at Wasco, Moro, and 9th pr
towns in their vicinity.
Kelly & Cradlebaugh have q force q
miners working on their Imperial group,
which looks better every time pick il
struck in, it. We hope they will make q
million out of it, and there is little
doubt but that they will. Our camp
needs more men like them.-Sumptel
News.
1t is rumored that a party of mer
visited Des Chutes river aboye this city
few days since, for the purpose of in.
vestigating the plausibility of securing
power there from with which to operats
an electric road from here to Prineville
This is almost too good to be true, there
fore We only give it as hear-say ant
await further developments.
A dispatch from Manila to the Sar
Francisco Chronicle states that the trans
ports carrying Christmas boxes to thu
soldiers at Manila arrived safely on Dec
%, and the boys received the good thing
from home at the right time. Their
were many glad hearts among Oregon
soldiers when letters from home an,
boxes full of good things for Christina
were received.
a pleasant farewell party was give
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-04
THE RUNAWAY BOYS.
They Prefer the Boys and Girls
Aid to Life in q Jail.

Being much interested in the three
lads who were discovered in the box car
of freight train which arrived here
early yesterday morning, reporter re-
quested Marshal Lauer to permit an in
terview with them, and therefore was
"run in" to the city Jail, where were
found three boys, sitting side by eide
againet the wall in detected looking
condition. They were clad in a manner
which would not admit of taking a trip
in winter without suffering from cold.
Being asked if they were cold on their
journey up. they answered that they
were nearly frozen, which the night
watchman said was the case when he
found them. AS is. usual with mis-
chievous children they seem very bright,
and there was no hesitancy as they
answered the questions asked, althous b
we afterward learned they had their
story well learned and hid told it 80
often they had begun to think it true.
They gave their names as
Fred Matson, Guy Cooney and Martin
Tuney, aged IA, IL and 10 respectively.
The youngest was particularly bright
and said when asked how they got here !:
s'We live in Albina and was sweepin'
wheat out of box car when old Spider
Legs,' a man who allus shuts boys in
when they play in cars, shut US up and
we couldn't git out. Then the train
started, and we yelled, but nobody
heard US cause the cars made such a
noise, till we got here, then man
brought us up here.;' The reporter then
said, ''Did you sleep any last nightP''
.'Nop, didn't sleep none." "When are
you going homer" The little fellow
spoke up and said: "Guess my god
father, who works on the train III CON e
and take me-" Mr.. Lauer informed us
that man called to got him, but as
Superintendent Gardner, of the Boys,
and Girls Aid Society had answered his
telegram last evening saying the boys
had run away from the Society and ask
ing him to hold them until he arrived,
he could not we'll let him go.
The little fellows seemed quite peni-
tent last night and we're eaid to Re
crying as gentleman passed the Jail.
Afterwards the man returned and in
company with Mr.. Lauer visited them,
] and found them better contented. Tt
day he brought down some apples and
books, which pleased them immensely
The marshal has been very kind to
them; but the boys have been taught q
lesson which they will never forget, and
no doubt have decided it is better 10 be
under Mr.. Gardner's kind protection
than to come near freezing and ther
spend several days in Jail.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-04

bAC 11bOT 10 dkdlu OlOCk6u dG OIdG0 3
point. From present indications and
the amount of floating ice in the river,
we will soon be able to cross on the ice
here. Reports say that the thermometer
ranges between g. and 16' along the
Snake. There are two inches of ice in
the locks, and the Dalles City did not
attempt to make the trip from Portland
today. Hungry Harbor is the faYorite
winter resort, and there is quite feet
in that quarter at present, the ferry boat
joining the other craft this morning.
Great interest was manifested last
which had been burning in Jacobsen's
window since the night of the Path of
Decemb Der, and which had about run it's
course. At $40 O'Clock it collapsed,
having burned 239 hours and ten min
utes. This morning the list of guesses
was looked over and the following re-
ceived presents: Ned Baldwin, having
estimated the lengh of time at 239 hours
and fourteen minutes, was awarded first
prize, piano lamp; Clifford Adcox, 239
hours, set of silverwear; s. A. Blake,
239 :2e, an album; Jay Blake, 238 :55,
book of army views;J. W. Blake, 239 80,
an accordion; Lily Seufert, 230 :39, gold
pen; Ora Blake, 239 :45, medallion !;
Louise Rintoul, 240, music roll; Dolly
Blake, 240, toilet case; G. F. Wagon
blast, 23s;1 mirror; Mrs. NJ. Zirka,
240 :12, collar and cuff box; E. L. Root,
Mosier, 240 20, work box.
And now cometh the Portland girl
and defendeth Lieut.. Kisser, saying,
'Why should not Hobson allow the
women to kiss him? He belongs to the
nation. He is too great man to be
monopolized by one woman" Another
one says: "Why how delicious to kiss
such hero" And still another: "The
men are jealous, that's what's the mat.
ter. Just because they can't get the
same" So we may expect visit fro m
Hobson soon; but perhaps it would be
we'll to inform the Webfoot girl that
there's nothing selfish about Eastern
| Oregon girls. and they can monopclsze
| the general kIeser. Besides its not
Missionary in Eastern Oregon to eend
abroad for heros; each girl has one c1
her own in this part of the state. We
sympathize with Hobson, for we believe
it takes more courage to face some of the
mouths he has encountered in the past
few months, than it did to face all the
cannon's mouths he ran across IN bat.
tie. However, pity is not akin to love
in this case, and the Portland girls car
send for him if they wish. Dalles girls
say they take no stock in such pro.
fmiscuous osculator, and would rather
"carry arms" than be compelled to fal
in line in the kissing march.