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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19
LEAD SMELIER CLOSED.
Serage Bros. Plant at Blendeville;,
Mo-. Declared a. Nuisance.
Joplin NeMS-lIerald.

jOPhn NeWS-Herald.
The lead smelter at Blendeville,
owned by Serage Bros, which has
been causing the peighbers so much
trouble was shut down to-day as the
result of trial at the five O'Clock ses-
sion of police court last night. Ser
age Bros, the proprietors- were then
arraigned before judge Brown,
charged with maintaining y nuisance.
They pleaded not guilty and stood
trial by jury. After hearing the iesti-
mony Of large number Of witnesses,
the jury returned verdict of gNilty
and assessed the fine at So sad costs.
The residents of the viciuity had
complained repeatedly to the autb0ri-
ties, bringing up the matter in the city
council, which resulted in the health
and sanitation committee coBdemning
the smelter as a nuisance. but no ac
tion was taken towards it's aSaterntnt.
The good citizens of Blendsville be-
came finally indignant at the manner
III "i4'u Vh0S "'iN 'OihS '' ''VN' ~"u
a warrant was accordingly 3worn out
against the proprietors for maint aim
ing a nuisance, which resulted in ast
nights trial.
a later development in the casS is
that the proprietors agree to shut
down the work, permanently, il the
neighbops. will allow them to go ahBad
and finish the work of sfaelting the
ores they have on hand. City AIt0r-
ney Decker stated this morning shat
the matter rested wholly with the PeO-
Pile whose interests were involved, the
legality of the case having been tested
and decided last night.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19
ANNeN, AYIIncn5s.

A lady, whose maid aecOnGpsnied
her Co a vegetarian restaurant in Ion
don. was soon the recipient Of a pro-
test '-But. Mary" he argueel. -;he
food is palatable--ynu cleared your
plate-aud it is certainly wholesome
Why do you object?,~
''It aiu't that bad tu taste ma'am." d"
responded Mary, frnM but / don't
call H. wholesome In9gm, not
when rhcy fin bodyf plate with to-
mato and cabbage ant paesnips and
potato sll al once. AMI gravy OF fish
ball things without any fish in 'em,
and goose things wiiliDut any goose
in EN- aud croquette thing' made of
mixed greens. sure, ma'am. il gives
me confusion of tine stomach. Chi
cage standard.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19

He was rather the worse for speak.
easy liquor when he faced the mngis-
trate in the Central police court the
other morning, and it didn't require
a rich brogue 90 indicate his ancestry.
The remnants of a fighting Sunday
jag had left him very loquacious.
What is your uame?' asked the
magistrate
michael O'HalIorau," was the re
ply.
''What is your occupation?"
"Phwat's that?"
"What is your occupation? What
work do you do?"
"Oi'm a sailor"
The magistrate looked incredulous
81 don't believe you ever saw ship"
he said.
Didn't OIL thin" said the prisoner.
"An' phwat do yiz t'ink Oi cum over in,
a hack?"
After that II went hard with Mich.
Record.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Five Suits Filed Tuesday and lone
Wednesday.

Late Tuesday evening five suits
were filed in the district court against
the lola Electric Railroad c., by per-
sons who do not think the viewers gave
themenough damage ior their property
taken by the road going through it..
Pleadings in the cases have not been
filed yet.
The first sudt filed was Mrs. Mary
o. Baker the owner Of lots I and
Rhoades' addition to lola. The APP
praisers gsve'her $3.50 for lOt and
s3O0 for lot 2. This, she thinks Is not
enough.
The other cases are from the Lam
yon Zinc Co. The appraisers gave
the company sldanages for the use
of one and nine-te1ths acres OF the
NV. quarter of section 81, township "a,
range 10. The same damages we're
s,ivsD for the use OF Band 3s-I0O acres
eff the ne. Ia, 33-2S19 and the same
for the use OF and 5. 100 acres off the
ne. D-4, 34-24-l9!
n. y. Acers also filed sui5 against
tn EN- because of the report of the Sp-
pIaisers who awarded him Slag for the
us @ of the little strip Of land known rs
the w. II. Richards,and IL. b. Stevea-
son strip which is now in contsoversy
between n. +. Acers snd the ciaY. TAs
litale strip runs in front OF w. ".
Rbchaud's 5 house. In ohe suit with the
city he Won the land hut the sity ap-
pea ledhths case and iiithey should be
successful in the supreme oouot, Mn.
CroucA wonld have the right G1 oves
it without paying amy damages
"Wednesday Robart A.. West
through bis attorneys Gard dS Cara
brought suit against Geo. IL. %jch04-
son for 1890 damages sustained by
iniuri -, at she plant some tSne az o
West vas HOrking on sne of the push
cars cad ), fell iniuring himlcensidsP-
ably. ElG, claims, tha6 his lGHt wrist
was d dlsloeTted and.tha5 IL is IA perga-
name 10 ir1Ylry; that hie- left 1Cm WIS
broken bftaeen che elbow and wrist
and tAat ne will never be able to- use
same 1Ov. daily labor Ay which he has
alwag - made "a Irving. lniu5ies to the
spine, w6Te also sustained 80 THAI he
will Eot be ablo To work fog aU least
six months from. the time of iniary.
He wants $500 or tbs time no has lost.
For the permanent injuries sustained
he wants Sl00Gand A0r the cost OF med
icine and medical Attendance 800.
And that by reason of great pain, and
So fering he mas been further damaged
to the extens of $50. Ele claims that
said injuries were all caused by cara.
ltss, negligent and wrongful acts oI
the defendant, thereby causing plain
aifr total damage of $3.50.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19

s. iewcicr in Yokohama y sends this
card 10 prospects, king
customers: "JeN,siry Maker. Z finest
ily town. Whishy-Doy- No. Il Nioicho
I,bncour. Show this card 10 Jim
r'kshmau. our shop is I,u,st and
ooliging worker that has eGsrybOdy
known. and huving articles genNiue
..apauese Crystal, and all iinds OF
G,lrios. Gold and silver plate iu rtcc
'rO-plate or plain utending. Carving
in Laid. work own name md mono.
grams or amp designs according &c
orders we cav work how muVh diff
ault job with lowest prizes insure,
pIeace try, once try. Dsn't forget
uamc WhiskNm'
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19
70 SAELT BY ELECTRICITY.
A Demonstrating Plant 10 be Bailt at
Galena.

The following from AIreceDb issue of
the ri tsburg Headlight regarding u
new process for smelling zinc will
prove interesting reading to lola,
people:
"Galena is on the verge of having
an electrolytic snelter, AT any rate
demonstrating plant is 10 be erectGd
and in case tho new process proves. as
its inventors claim, a smelter may be
built. Tne advisability of building
this demonstrating plant has been un-
der consideration many weeks, and
not until committee had thoroughly
Investigated the proposition and the
calibre of the gentlemen making it,,
did they decide TO place any money in
the affair.
''The proposition made by the inven-
tors seems to be II good one. They
ask that Galena citizens raise 5000
with which to build and equip a de-
monstrating plant. The inventors
agree 10 come here and thoroughly
demonstrate that their new process
will do all claimed for it. The Ga
lerl men handle all funds and in case
the process is failure the apparatuse
may be turned into money so that they
will be out only about 81, 800. In case
OF success, stock win be sold and Il
smelter equipped with the, new smelt-
ing devices will be built, the inventors
to be given 40 per cent of the stock.
More than the amount asked fol
has been raised and as the committee
has made "A favorable report, work
on the demonstrating plant will begin
in a very short time. The inventors
claim to be able to smelt zinc at &
cost of S6 less per ton than by the ole
method and to produce chemicallyIpurC
zinc which brings a much higher price
: on the market and always meets will
,, ready sale. All by-products will be
> saved which will mean big gain o.
profit
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19
Where to Get Seed.

The success of the few wheat raisers
who have tried the experiment of
fertilizing upland has induced many
Others to put in wheat next season and
they will doubtless be interested in
knowing where to get the Russian
seed.
Captain II. +. Stevenson, clearance
agent at the Office of the surveyor Of
the port, at Kansas City Missouri,
has been receiving inquiries by postal
card from points in oklahoma and
Kansas, regarding the disposition of
the consignment of Russian seed wheat
which is on its way from Odessa, Rus
sia, to Kansas.
There are 49, bushels of hard
wheat in the consignment which will be
controlled by the Newton Elevator and
Milling company of Newton, Kansas.
1t will reach Kansas City in about a
week and will be consigned to the gov
ernment bonded ware house. This is
the first shipment of Russian hard
wheat that has been made to this coun-
try for seed purposes and it is largely
an experiment The wheat will be
sent from Kansas City to points in
Kansas and Oklahoma along the San
ia Fe and Rock Island railways The
demands for it are expected to exceed
the supply,
At present Hour for export is made
from Kansas hard wheat. BY intro.
ducing the Russian hard wheat ii is
expected that the supply for export
-four will be greatly increased.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19

burgh that possesses "a clock
four centuries old may fairly claim
a respectable measure of antiquity.
Such is the boast of Mhsselbtrgh, the
ancient and evil-smelling neighbor of
Edinburgh. Recently, however, the
clock has CEASED to goy. and in due
course will find resting place in
the town museum. 1t well deserves
thus to be preserved, for it told the
time to the duke of Somerset and
his army, as far back as 1547, when
on the field Of Pinkie, hard by, they
tried to force the Scots to gTYe their
young queen Mary in marriage to
Edward vi. OF England. Prince Char
lie and his Highlanders, too, marched
under it in I745 to do battle with
Sir John Cope at the neighboring
village Of Prestonpans. But the old
Tolbooth in which it is set will re-
main to tell Of great epoch in Scot
tish history.--London Chroniele.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19
About Sixty lola People Left
Tuesday
REPRESENT EIGHTY MEN
Only About Half of Each of
the Two Companies
Went But the Stsy-at- Home Half will
Share Equally.

The!Missouri Pacific and Santa Fe
trains which left here Tuesday
took about sixty lola people to the
new country. Many of those who
went, however, we're vested with au-
thority to reg ster for soldiers SO that
probably over hundred are directly
interested in the drawing. Some of
those who went will register and
return home while others will register
and remain for the drawing. The two
companies which we're formed here
are represented by only half of the
members. The Missouri Pacific train
from the east was loaded with home
seekers and the Bronson crowd Joined
with the lola crowd.
Those who went over the Missouri
Pacific were: r. w. Tbrasher, Scott
Gard, John Mcdonald, NJ. Barrack-
man, Joe Langley, Al and Frank B alley
d. Ball, ]. NJ. Brown, Charles Price
and J. c. Ensminger. S. II. Reeves
and F. Wilmington, OF LaHarpe,
started from here with peanut roast
er and will try and crop out a few
dimes while waiting for the drawing.
The Santa Fe seemed to be the pre-
ferred route however, as forty-fve out
of total of sixty went over that line.
They were; c. c. Clawson, II. S. Nc
Kelvey, Clint Taylor, G.. G. Taylor,
George DeClute. G. A.. Savage. Geo.
II. Higbarg, DR.. Teas, G. II. Clai-
borne, f.. II. Brown, Frank Bixley,
MolHe Richards. w. II. Richards, c.
NJ. Edison, l. l.. Bedwell, j. 5.
Barton, Col. NJ. Saphar, G. l.. Whita-
ker. Geo. f. Kirby, Grant Billbe, II.
Saphar, j. T. Adams w. A. Williams,
5. Water, f. l.. Stafford, j. T.. Baker,
John Anderson, j. II. Stafford, G,
Flake, +. Casey, r.. S. Davis, l.. Il.
Baird, j. Il, Pepper, A. c. English,
Bert Harlon, j. r. Saphar, w. c.
Jones, DR.. Morgan, j. f.. Holmes, c.
b. Reed, c. A. Fronk, j. S.
Turner, A. Elder, S. p. Smith and
II. Il. Goshorn.
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snrcnsttn. Nrife

~ have great mind to go to the
political club to-nigha" said Nr. +
to his Wife
What" she replied, with surprise.
- have a great mind r~ 20 TO the
clud tonight
-"NuoSc?' she i:ld.
Whose what"
Whose great Wlnd ,"
why, my own, at COURSE. madam
--Oh." and the Rising infection she.
gave the ejaculation was very provolly
ing tn man of tiHs'dae bug ug.-Syracusc,
herald.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19
where Pollte,a.~ Il Expensive.

A little boy aud girl were recently
arrested in Vienna for helping an old.
woman with bundle. They ware
placed in prison for six hours on an.-
count of having violated the city laws
by carrying parcels without liSense~
There is a cogps Of messengers in
Vienna, and municipal statute
grants them a. monopoly in their line.
\ man wh@ carries a parcel for a
woman may thus he arrested by the
first policeman who notices. him.--N.
Y. Sun.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19
DI.en.s-surendImu. ~I,irt,.

The trailing skirt Is au effective
agent for I 10 eullectipnand dissemina.
tion of disease germs. OUt of home
infected with consumption and othea
diseases tfis cumbrous creation goae
forth carrying its death-dealiug bnciil
into the sdreets, public places and cars
where tle1 accommodating apparel OF
other whnen gives them hospitality.
They are thus transferred to hsmes
not yet contaminated 10y disease. but
which, thanks 20 every lady's dcaper.
les, so1n become foci for infcGSion.-
Chicago Tribsne.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19

The authorities at one of the Brit
ish naval lrseuals were rather sur
prised recently by the 1quiry as to
whether rhey had any old cannon
balls for sale-14 and Is Founders,
such as Nelson used at Trafalgar. 1t
turned cnt that they acre required
by the owner of Wclsn slate quarry.
When large slab of done has to be
detachct slit is opened behind it,
and small cannon baGs dropped in.
The W0rl,mcn then 'iobble the
partly ly.,bosened block 60 and fro with,
their lrovbars and at every move.
mcnt abe cannon hsilS drop deeper.
Very soon larger ,oalls caaa be in
serted. aud then the whole block falls.
forward. completely sevcoed.-Car-
diff Western Mail
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19

Yes, there is no doubt he stole the
hoss. But jest as we wuz goin' to
string him up.he said sometbin' about
playin' tn concertina for tn last
time. Well, tn boys all liked music
an there wuz concertinn, in Ike
Hunken's cabin thet had belonged to,
a tenderfoot that passed in I1is checks
dozen year ago. The boys fetched
it out an Bill Stump told tn Teller
thet if he'd play Rock o. Ages clean,
through we'd let him go. So we all
sat round an the feller started in"
Did he play it?"
played it clean through Oh But we
hung him jest tn same"
How was that?'
9Th dern kyote playea IL in, rag
time !"-Cleyeland Plain Issaler.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19
R.~ the so.dane-e TeIephonn

People often wonder how the natives
i'm Africa contrive to- transmit news
with apparently miraculous rapidity
acrRss miles of bush and desert. The
explanation is a simple one. Theynse
the telephone. The Soudanese tale-
phone is nothing like the one in use in
European countries. 1t is of two kinds
a hollowed-out elephant tusk ofi inn
mense size, or tam tam. The tusk can
be made to transmit seven distinct
notes, by means of y slice of tree bark
which is placed on the outside OF the
tusk al varying distances from the
moTthpiece. by means of this iu.,tru-
mcut sounds can be heard at . dis
taunp uf several miles, aud messages
are frequently transmitted as much as
200 miles in a single day by these 9Cimi-
tivG telephones. London Mail
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19

The passion for eNactuess and neat.
ness Oh the part of King Edward VII.
is SAID to be u revelation to many of
the pc ople about Great Britain's court
The oew ruler is having new dies.
stamps, copper plates and crests made
for the royal stationery, while many
Of she receUt designs for the coinage
ana stamps We're rejected because they
did not conform to the severe ideals OF
he Arhiter of Taste.-N. Y. World.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19

1lha shy damsal whom the unsus-
pscting youth had taken TO the res
tauraut had ordered everything on
he menu except bread and butter,
Nhec she turnsd to thF young man
and said:
'-Do you knLy, | am mot one hit hun
grF,"
'Yhe poor man felt the dollar and
thirty cents in his vest pocket,
laughed feGoiy and Inquired;
Are you-do you---that is, are you
doing this on bet?" Baltimore
American.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19

In New Mexico there are two enoa,
nous forest reserSas. owe on the Pc.
cos river, in the northern part of the
territory, the other on the Gila river,
in the southwestern section, compris-
ing 3,7O1, ,O40. This domain is as
large as the states of Rhode Island,
Delaware, and one-half OF Connecti-
cut combined.-Chicago Chronicle.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19

Asaum-l understand ttpt. young
woman ne>.t door bangs the piano all
day I suppose you wish she'd move
out.
Brank Ga peSsimist) NO, I'm quite
satisfied
WHAT
"lf she were to move out another
one would Ire sure to move in that
would bang the piano all day and all
night. Philadelphia Press.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19

The Danish government has in Op,
Grafton what is known as system OF
COW control, The dairymen contribute
a certain amount and the government
makes IA like expenditure in supply.
ing experts to cooperate in feeding
and caring for animals and advising
farmers of the weak points in their
herds.--American Dairyman.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19

McJigger-They say it costs 5000
a shot TO fire one of thoss big gans in
the navy.
Thingumbab-Yes, | gave up deer
hunting on account of the cost. The
idea Of paying $50 a sho1.
"Nonsense!"
"iNot at all. That's what the farmer
SAID his cow was WORTH Philadelphia
Ecess.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19

The coroner's jury in a rural settle.
ment returned the following verdict
recently:
"That the deceased came to his death
by tryin to light his pipe by electric
light, which can't be done successful"
Atlanta Constitution,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19
Mr.. CROUCH BUYS A HOME
The Street Railroad Man Secures the
Northrup Homestead fora
Residence.

one of shemOst important real estate
deals of the summer is reported by
Mr.. Heller. 1t is the sale OF the
Northrup homestead on south Cotton
wood, to Mr.. F.. V. Crouch, president
of our new electric railway.
The deal is important not especially
on account of the values involved, for
at the price realized, t$45O0), the
property is very cheap; but chiefly
because it adds another evidence OF
the early completion and the abiding
permanency of our street railway.
Mr.. Crouch would not invest in so ex-
pensive residence property if he had
not made up his mind that lola was to
be his future home.
Entirely aside from his connection
with this enterprise, the people OF lola
will welcome Mr.. Crouch and his fam
lily as most desirable additions to our
citizenship. Mr.. Crouch has impress
ed himself upon the business men of
the town as an energetic, success sful
and public spirited man, whose aid in
building up our city will be very ma
terial and they are all glad he is here
to stay.
Mr. Crouch expects to bring his
family to lola about the first of
August.
81 suffered for months from sore
throat. Eclectric Oil cured me in
twenty-four hours.n M. s Gist
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19
A Chnmninn MnIkcr.

A Servian eN-otiicer named Milovano-
witch has just completed a record
walk, having covered a distance Of
21,OOO miles on foot, at an average of
40 miles day, During his journey he
wore out over 80 pairs of hobnailed
bouts.-N. Y. journal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19

Hester-Did Mr.. Swcetser tell you
YOU were his first love?
Bertha not. 1t would
have been an insult.
"An insult? What do you mean,
dcar?"
~ mean that a mans first love Is
Invariably several years older than
himseIf."-Boston Transcript.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19

Some idea OF the value of the
peach crop of Georgia, both to
the individual and the state may
be gathered from the statement
of large farmer and fruit grower
of the Marietta district that his
peaches brough, last year no less
than $7l 800. Savannah Press.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19
cures rheumatism or Catarrh in Il
DaY. -Ireatment Free.

3. 3. 3. Botanic Blood Balm J
cures the worst and most stubborn
cases by draining the poison out of
the blood and bones, and building up
the broken down constitution. Aches
and pains in the bones or joints
swollen glands, droppngs in the
throat, hawking, splitting, or bad
breath, etc, all disappear promptly
and permanently. b. b. b. cures
where all else fails. Druggists 81,
Treatment of B. b. B. sent absolutely
free and prepaid by writing to Blood
Balm Co.. Atlanta, Ga. Describe
trouble and free medical advice given
until cured. b. B. b. puts new color
in your skin and makes the blood red
der and more nourishing, stopping all
aches and pains. Over 5000 cures by
B, b. b.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19

In the immense California wRsat
fields the modern steam traction en-
gines, or "autom0htles." as they are
called. have cheap@ned the cost of Rar-
vesting wheat ON tie Pacific coast so
that the grain can he raised there at
less actual cost than in the Argentine
Republic. where farm labor is only a
fraction of a dollar per day. Thr.se
large traction engines of the Calif@r-
iia wheat fields are of 5O-horse power,
;and are provided with driving whaels
~ inches in diametey- They are made
to- do the plowing.. planting and hnr-
VISITING at the propsr season. In. the
spring they drag across the immense
Syibsst fields 10 10-iimh plows, four six
ftnSt harrows and a press drill for
planting the seed wheat. In this.way y
one traction engine performs the
triple work of plowiug. harrowingand
planting all in one Operation.-Ha7-
perrs Weekly.
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The Vaudeville DIp.

Daughter, perhaps if you take
more time with your hair it wouldn't
look so rough and baggy over your
left eye"
"Time2 Why, pa, it took me two
solid hours to make it look that
Chicago Record-Herald
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nut Nobody Else.

Theorist-You believe in giving
credit to whom credit is due, don't
you?
Practical Man--Y-yes, but / make
everybody else pay cash.-Chicago
Tribune.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19

Jester--I understand that our pas
tor is going to preach through a mega
phone hereafter.
Jimson-Why is that?
"Why, the sleeping members OF the
congregation snore so loudly that the
others can't hear."-Ohio State Jour
nal
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To Contributors.

Says Texas editor: ut is Gus
tomary for contributors to write on
one side of the paper only, but some
of ours would everlastingly oblige us
II they didn't write on either side."-
Chicago Daily News,
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OF Course.

"What did the lawyer say when you
explained your case to him?" asked
Mrs. Baxter.
"He said it was fees-ibe," replied
Mr.. BaXter.-De Free Press.