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The Marshall republican., 1901-08-09

The annual report Of shs Missouri
River Comoission he's bnn received
. ,ths va dspartmsae For Last year
he suudry civil sos carried e6o.Oo0t 70
preserve existing improvsososs sud
TO prevent thressened damage u Rulo,
Neb., end othsr points, end ol>o, 900 70
complete the lock and dam q Ossgs
River, No. The cownission In iss
report complains OF the insdsquscy
Of appropriations for accomplishing
Hssiul results on ths Missouri River.
or for making progrsss toward On ul.
timsss improvement The fest thss
there 10 litsle c0mmercs on Tie river
Ne commissi0a stsributss ''eatirely 70
The conditloo OF The river, which 10
such thsa Il 10 hsssrdous 70 run boass
and Impossible 70 obtain insurance q
reasonable rstss. No commerce Of
eonssQusocs can b expected until the
river 10 put In navagsble condition
snd opsusd 70 ths mouth"
Tue completion Of Tie work from
The mouth Of The river 70 Jefferson
City, the report says, would demand
that commerce would spring up and
In addition millions would be added
70 the vslley BY preventing dsstruc-
tion caused BY the rvisr. The com.
mission estimates that thls result could
be accumulated for q, 0 900 % g..
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-09

old osFgss1ssAaaS Dssissss Philosophy.
bosoo Muochsueeo Wss W. 0rss
.trsvsliaR msa, end ny drua0srs' ex.
psase accounts ssill show his innu.
eoee.
Adsm inveassd oil ths di4eseas ways
h wAish . young asa . nsks . fool
Of hiosslf, end Ne college ysll u the
- a shsa h tuss . lrili Uhss Aossuv
chicago e~sseeslals.
1t's he fellow Who thinks and scss
for himssli, 81. sslls shoss vhss peic.
- hit Ne high Q ed. ~ houss 10
ssaodine on ~ hiud Isgs yelliag for
more, thas sits 10 W. dirscsors' NEST
ipgs when b gsss DO toward forty.
Pay dsy 10 always . moash on for
Ne spsodshrih, and b 10 never sble
70 rseliss more than sixsy csats On
say dollar tAss cooas 70 hin. Bet .
dollas h worth oos hvnArsA end elk
oeass 70 . good buainess msn, end 10
sever spsnds Ne dollar.
II you gave sons follows . talent
wrapped 10 . napkin 70 stsrt With 10
bssissss, hey would swsp he talent
TOR . gold brick sud lose The napkin;
end there srs Others shss you could
ssart out wish just . nspkin ~ho would
~ up With h 10 We dry-goods busi.
usss IL . small way ed thse cosx he
0ther isll0v's talent Into H.
slwsys Icy Il down - . safe prop.
osision thss Ne fellow Who hes 70
bsssk open he bsby's bank for csr.
fsss toward NJ lsss Of ~ weak isn't
goisG 70 b say Russsll sass vhsa n
co0ss 70. tssdia0 WIZ ~ on Uaa's
wousy.-From The lstasrs Of . seli.
made merchant 70 bic con, nov sp.
pssriug In Tue Saturday Evening Post
OF Philadelphia.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-09
Jsll-0, The usv Dessert,

piesses oil The family. Four Fisvors:
-Lsmmoa, Orange, Raspberry end
ssrswbsrry. A. your srocsrs.' l0cts.
Try Il to-day.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-09

Pal osksr, sfSse {. pIsassst visis
a ssssesl wssls 70 Sslssas u lille ctsy,
rssurueA 70 Bic hoos ID Kasses Gay
nsrsdsy. at
TAs following coagsaisl psrty Nh
Friday Tor 0rssa Mouatsia Fslls,
Colo, vhsss thsy will spssA several
wssks: MisssA Maud Machsy, Flor
lee Ysrby end Msssrs. JosA Bsebss
81 T. q. Hsrray. si
Captain stsvs Prics, who hes bssa
spsading several days 10 IMssshsll,
Wsos Aows 70 Nslsoo Wednesday 70
ssassd W. sueseslos Ne lsss Cssd.
veil BrsshisA, vhjoa took placs -
; o'cloSk 10 NJ sisrnooa.
wANTED-Msn wish come busiosss
sbiiity. sslary 80 pss aoosh sod
expsasss, EXPRESSES unnsosassry, bus
give age eud rees Veoes. Address
Nsaagse Wholesals Dspassosss, Bay.
ard Building, Ksasss City, No. ~
wysa ssppingsou csns up Tues.
day night iso0 Nelson W osss Mrs.
q. Lssssr Hall ss1 klss Assy BrssaA.
lu, Of Ksnsss City, Who os0s II on
Ne hummer, sorouss 70 Nslsoa 70 ~.
ssud NE funeral Of the Late Csrdwsll
Brsshits.
TIE friends Of 8. N. Houx end VIII
wsvs glsd 70 - their lissIs dsughssr,
HsIsn, sbls 70 ride QUE Tussdsy even
loo, end, whlle w liNsls oue he's sssi'
ous iodigsssios ~, ths shsa0ss osds
10 hsr dIss ~ past esw days seem 4
agrss with her end sha family end
irisods srs eagerly watching the ~
sults.
Miss Kssherios Cordsll, The Guss'
u irisods lsfs Thursdsy Tor Ksusss
City. whsrs she will spsnd severe
dsys, efssr which che viii tDia 10,
sisters, Missss Emily ssd Alice. whs
ere visiting thsir psrsass q Prsscoss
Arksnsss. Miss Fannie Coedsll vii
remain sOr . longer visit With Mar
she'll friends.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-09


C. n. Ppousy 10 . visitor - Ne
Rsissy ho0s % Eastwood Ave.
Miss Aau,s Todd IN Wednesday
Tor . visit 70 ieIsnds q Csutsslia.
Mn. Mssy 0oeAsoa IN TAsrsday
soe . visis " frissAs = S'arrellsoa.
Julss j. n. Hsssse lss Wednesday,
To- kassas CRY, %. Isaal bssissss.
psp~sy Rssosdss ". =. Lsuooss
ssssedsd souss ~ Lsxlagsos Wsasse
Day. olg
Mics Corsaas Isssssr, Of Ksasss
Cry. 10 Wishing be- slssev, Mrs. ".
q. Clover.
Mrs. Mssthsw King, Of M sAasssl.
ford ssieAbosAood, wee 10 shoppleg,|
Wednesday.
Mr.. Deeals uarssook rssusnsd
Friday froa . visis 70 rslssivss -
Bardolph, III.
D.. end Nm. D. 2. Bell ssssrosdl
Wednesday, oornisg from . visis tol
their fern - Miami.
Atiss Lscy Ssroshsr. ne guest Of
Mrs. r. e. spsucsr. lsh this week for
hsr hons 10 Ksnsucky.
Misc Nslls Mason sh Wednesday,
eoe avlsis 70 ~ beoshsr, 0eoegs l.
I1asoa, cd isoily nsse Nelsoa.
Misses vireisis Garrett end Mamie
H-sanssssy, OF slassr. ssesadsd ths
Lindsey Aainstrsls Wednesday .
Ing.
J. r. Jsskias, oi Elk Lick. YES IL
s0wm Wednesday. He says they will
have . biz pseats u elk LIck Syringe
ASguss =. q
lHoesrd WILLIAMS. shs on vsllsbls
csspss-usa - Ne Nsw York ssssFs,
hes acospssA . p0sisi0a with he Cal.
lins We'll Paper Co.
Miss Msbsl isedmsn returned Tues.
day from . Walt % rsyetss. She VS.
accompanied BY Mrs. Lee Holiday,
vho vil, make . visil
Rev. Thomsa Barbee returned
Thursday ~ his hone 10 Palmyra,
sissr . visis 70 bic m0AAsr, Mrs.. Ne.
d0rs Bsrbss, 10 Ills city.
Jsdes Jsass Cooesy I'm Thursday
for 6priaGasld % sssse1 ~ Coalsdss-
sss reunion, whsrs he uavelling 0l
he nouvosas takes plscs.
Rev. n. b. Irvine. Of 81. Joseph,
spsas several days 10, Msrshall Tile
wssk s~sasadiae soos rssl ssssss busi.
ness cad visisioG rslssivss.
Mrs. L. J. Thompson and guest,
Mise Ethel Henphill, he guests ol
Wu. Mcmillan and family, hsvs ~
turned 70 thsir hons 10 H,llsb0r0, Tsx.
Miss Hsls csas up from Colunbis
thts wssk 70 ssssnd he nesslng u IN
=. N. I. board Tuesday. She Will b
in Narshsll much 0e the time Tor III
eext tw0 weeks.
Mao Galloway, Of Grand Pass, ~,
10 own Wednesday end says he Il
hsving ane oaru Tor his table use nov
end Will have . good dssl Ut excellent
cOr TILE fall
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-09
MARSHALL. REPUBLICAN,.


%. pePAeEHEufoe AGRICULTURE.
oltasas 81 osvp DUllsats q ~ WssGhss
1asaa lGt1uust osseiss. ~ w.
Wssk 1saiag Asgssk leol.
I Colsabi& No., 49,. .. lsol.-Ths
Wsaahsr AusisgsAs pass wssk he's tSso
innsh eoolsr thss during ~ vssk ~
ssdine. sisAo~gA ~ nssa ,ssopsss.
tore rsngsd iron I 70 8 esgrsss aAov6
~ normal asA nsxioun tsoVsrs.
surss Of 100 degrees end shove a.
ourss1 u most ssesioas on Ne - ~
-. eh0wsrs hsvs isllsa ovss 0asA
ths grssAsr possioa Of W. ssaas, bue
have bssa very looal, God whils some
dissricss have bsse isvorsd With sxosl.
lsus rains, 10 oshsrs there was barely
sualcisas 70 Icy We dust. IN 0say 10.
calitles 10 ne Wesssen snd eosshsrn
ssctloas ~ tossl rsisisll for shs seven
1sys eeAlsg eth Au6uss "a reaesd
from I - ovse, : lschss, ~ hsestsse
rslss oseurrlag II W. sosshsra eoss.
siss, bas 10 . majority Of We s0uth-
sesaers couasisss cod slso II many 10
csliAlss 10 the esosrsl end southwest
ssssions, Ne fall wss vsry lighs, so0s
d~istricss receiving no rain during Ne
week. TIE condisions wsrs favorable
Tor showsfs during Saturday Night
and Sunday. however, end lsss rsposts
indicate that quite heavy rsins Ssll 10
soms locslAIss.
10 most Of those couetiss where
good rsios have fallen lsss corn 10
much Improved, end should favorable
coudlsions continue Il 10 believed thas
much Of II will nsks . bstasr ytsld
then ives sspecssd. In many Of We
csotesl and s0ushsrn counties, how f.
ever, The rains oaDe t00 lsse 70 b Of
nAssrisl bsosdt .sxcsps 70 Improve
he fodder. snd 10 those disteicts
where only light rains have fallen he
crop hes ooasiuusd 70 dsAasiorsss.
Grasses sr~ aow growing again Ia
many districts, end where The hssviss,
rains fell wafer 10 moro plentiful, but
over W. grsessr portion Of The sssts
the rainfall has uos bsso suaacient 70
msssrislly improve pastures or FUR
uish any great amount OF stock waasr,
Where good rains hsvsisllsn apples
sod pssches ere Improving, bus 10
mo.N s>c&lons Nhs outlook Soe tn An.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-09

VIII, b plsssed 70 msss bic Old irisods
- usual q The grocery store Of
film y. w. MuLES.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-09

Ons.gsllOn csns Of 'romstoss, 30c.
x7.lm y. w. MILES.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-09
sesss, Messy.

-
Stsss Superiotsudeus Of Schools ".
7. Csrrin9s0s lest week gsve out The
spp0rsioumeus Of The school wonsys
bsswssu The various counties 10 the
assss. The totsl snouus 10 ol,Oo6,.
100. Is. OF this eooe, so9.S 10 oss.third
Of Ne ordinary Vscsipss Into the sssss
revenue fund from July I, 1904. 70 June
% 1901, inclusive. Tia balance, o..
csps oss, refunded from 90 error 10
Ne ssunsrssion Of Howell county,
co0ss from ~ inssvsss 10 he school
fund c~srtidcssss end snousss 70 olS6,.
go A dsducsioa Of o3l0. 10 from The
total Of thsse thres itsass caused BY
error 10 enumsrasi0n 10 Boone, Gala.
way, Cole, Ossconade. HArrison and
Kn0x couutiss makes Ne amount men.
sioasd shove. The spportioanent per
capita, bassd On The school enumsrs-
tl0p, 70 . fraction over lilo.
Below ist hssn.msrssion and amount
OF money resolved BY Saline and s0ms
Of our nslghboring countiss:-
CoSa.y. Enams,:,isn. Appc!ticnm.nt'
Co. |!!!:|!:''''. =...!||
t6telu, 49,, ,,,,.,,.tusyS uIslJS
0 y 49,. .,..,. 49, J.o1
rAs Whit Hegss
Canned Goods sre better.
27.lm +. w. MTLES.
The sun., 1901-05-26
JEWISH ZIONIST MOVEMENT
Gable Message Seems 10 Indicate That the Sui
tan Of Turkey FsvOrs II.

BosroN. MAY % Local Hebrews who are
concerned In the Zionist movement which
has for lis end the reestabiShment OF the
Jewish nation in Palestine. are encouraged
20 continue their active work by The receipt
of cable despatch from the committee. who
recently had an audience with the Sultan Of
Turkey DR. Theodore Herzl. who with
representatives OF the Rothsch.lds and other
banking houses approached ths Sultan.
cabled Yesterday 20 Prof Richard Gotthei,
President OF the American Federation Of
Zionis's
Il. Wolfson and Ma. n.sreck had audien ce
with the Sultan We ask special effort 20
collect federation tax and 70 sell shares
Zionsts believe that this message indicates
that the Sultan is not opposed 10 ths move
inent. and the ultimate success is assured
The federation tax referred IN in the
message is the tax paid hv each local Zionist
society 10 the general fund for the propagation
Of the cause Tho shares are the shares Of the
Jewish Colonial Trust a bank with SO 600 900
capital which is 20 be established in London
MANY thousands Of these shares had been
sold in Boston and throughout the world be-
fore this news was received The Zionists
Of Boston will act at once on he request Of
their leaders
The sun., 1901-05-26
THE GOVERNMENT MAS IT'S WAY.
The Postmaster at Delight. wash, Gracefully
Yields Point.

From the Washington Erenirg S'd~
The postmaster at Delight. Wash has
consented that the ofr'ce be made one AZ which
money orders may be issued The Post Off1ca
Department determined some time ago that
Delight should be made money order ONCE
Tho postmaster objected and wrote u tho
Postmaster General in opposition to the
plan Again he was informed Of the deter
minltion Of the DepTtment Postmaster
General Smith the other day received the
following letter
-Pos'mnser General
SIR. Yours of the 18th inst received
and contents noted We think from the
tone Of your kind letter that YOU mistook
our meaning perhaps or We should have
hern more explicit
we never intended 70 dictate 10 You how
our Post once should be run, and II You
come ~ such a conclusion Won miStook our
meaning
"It Is your duty 70 give 70 the public in
our neighborhood the very heat mai service
posshle. and if you think it would answer
that end by making II money order Office
We have no more % say The next thing
would be FOR us TO lot somebody else have
II II II did not suit Ne Until tho last two
or three years the only paw there was in
our Post once was the convenience there
was in II for our community our first quar-
ter cancellations did not quite amount 10
a. and We never got red Of that, Ns there
vos no instruction come with our commits
sion had not got the postal laws We sent
,hn whole business 20 the lnited StIfcs
eypecting when II WAS audited We would
col our pay, but We never did
This was curing tlev"lAUd- first term
| Then during his second term IN making our
| thnt we got from 'he Department Have
| done that very thing since and Wn. allowed
| ia make the correction that Vo tool. no
credit for which was held against H. md
nersistcd in the extent oi prr-.llV uur sure
| lie, for payment lof Corrs" We would not
| let them suffer-, "" borr""". 'h" money
| md paid, hut never knew why
al the time referred TO wo purr only
exnerimcnting OF with our CouutTE. did not
! know thcn whether II would make uH agri-
|ul,rrnl one or not, hut all doubts %. rlr'
| direction have happily been d~p"llcd. which
| Is evidenced bv the traluload~ Ut ruI IITUu',
| that are almost daily coming 10 U.r states
| and adjacent ones
| Well We are like the Young preacher
| 10, clear away from the tex AFTER 80"
| Had sent one letter to Won and come TO thin,
| what We had written, that Delight heOn god
| 70 me and that we had n right to sHr whether
1 in should he a money order OfiiCc or not,
| but your answer had none ot tho Big ! and
| little n about IT, but vas tinged with Kindness
| toward an old ignorant man
Now II remains for YOU 20 say II Delight
| is 10 be a money order Office, we have no
| more 10 say, you are the boss
| Tell us what TO do and We will lav our
| head on the block. Yours most respectfully,
| -. p. ~"
The sun., 1901-05-26
HrMAy PROTOTYPES IN ANIMALS.
e.-mblsnce. TO Man That Arc as Strange as
They Arc striking.

III Il 10 really true that animals bear some
resemblance 10 certain human types. such.
! think, Is especially the case with the boz
vines. said man standing In front Of the
ca. o buNaloes paddock in Central Park. Il
like TO fancy that those faithful servants Of
our race have gradually come TO acquire
traits Of appearance In common with the mas
ters who dom ti,at 4 them And some
Of the facts that help 10 prove the correct
ness Of my notion find right In this place.
just look around and see for yourself
What do you say about that gray buffalo
which lies in the doorway over there. chew
ing il. cud and blocking the entrance 20 all
comers' /, has been brought here from South
Africa, and to me II looks like a typi al
Boo II ,vcn looks lke--.-well. no one
entertains a greater respect for Dom PAU
than do bur If that isn't he III own that
ia he frill Of straight, white beard 90 marked
In his portraits. the large. r1tner coarse
features ~" hiG. hroid nose, the thick lips.
the b adv. shrewd ewes and the entire eY-
preston is Of infinite self-compla cency.
/ shouldn't wonder II the likeness con-
tinued beneath the surface Az least,
|. remember that old Wood. he Of the natural
history, says Of the Cape buffalo that he is
exceedingly ferocious and cunning often
lurking among the trees until an unsuspect-
ing traveller sppToafihcS 9nd 'nem ruSnlGd sennds
.
almost like n passage from some English
war bulletin ,
the sacred cattle " India They are as sleek
and hig-eved and meek looking and dreamy
as any Hindoo. and they have the sam" reg
ular, finely eat features
And now follow me n few steps over to
the sheephouse Would you recognize n
R7lmuck il Won saw him7 You have heard,
| suppose. that he has hGh cheekhones, fiat
nose and small. squirting eyes almost
hidden behind \ tlft II coarse hair There
YOU have him right in front II YOU, although
they call him wax here oh, YES, know
they saw that this beast is no OK at all
IA, then | have heard persons doubt N"
humGnit; Of n" kamuck, So matters ar"
about even bot the Two They hay"
shu'Ned tho poor wax around from one family
~ another rIntil lh"v tnl'ly landed him with
the antClupcs nu' for nj that he looks mo-"
like \ bovine than ANYTHING else To ne ho
Is tho OK oG IN" -'eppe~ and mountain passes
II Central Asia and N" animal counterpart
Of hi- master tho kllmuck
"INo 'ri'd To- tnI an explanation ~ these
Onward rcsemhlGn"es and | have dug mp
two | pcl eve tha' 'h"" d"rcnl partly on
the similar in:'Uruc" On man Gud hels' ul
tho slmo nl'ur8l conditions and partly oH
tho mutull inHgclcc which The human heinI
AMI he animal exert uIou zach other during
N'Invcl lIlv contact
The sun., 1901-05-26
CIVIL WAR VOLUNTEER NO. L.
DR.. Charles Y. Rand Of Washington the First
Man 20 Enlist.

Or Charles +, Rand Of Wa shington, has
the distinction Of having been the first vol
unteer 10 enlist for the Civil War, in response
20 Lincolns call for 5000 men He also
possesses the first medal OF honor ever made
On April IS, 1891. Rand, then an eighteen
year old clerk, attended a meeting in the old
Eagle Tavern, at Batavia. y ! There had
been heated discussion over the probable
tiles OF war, when a man came rushing In
waving a telegram above his head
The President has called for 5000 men
TO go forward and fight, he shouted
Henry ] Glowncki, presiding atthe meet
ing, took the telegram, read II, and said:
The war is already upon US "" have
10 raise our quota of men 20 hll this call We
must have them Immediately Who will
be the first man 10 enliSt?"
Rand stepped forward on the spur Of the
moment and said, Il will His name was
put down in his own Handwriting on the
muster roll, and the Twelfth New York Vol
unteers had their first soldier. while New
York State had the distinction Of enlisting
the frst volunteer for the Civil War
Very soon afterward Rand performed
the daring act which won him the flrst medal
Of honor ever presented by Congress for
distinguished gallantry on the battlefield
Al Blackburn's Ford, Va. on July Is his
battalion Of 500 men was swept in disorder
from the field. but Rand, apparently not
noticing the slaughter all about him, held
his ground and finally Joined the command
Of Capt ,later Gen"rali \ II. Barnum and
fought with Il 10 the end Of the engagement
The Congressional medal Of honor was not
instituted until July IL. 1892 one year later,
and the first one struck was .ent 70 Rand
q o.. gas knl hag
through serst Rand. LEFT shoulder. mash
ing II To n Jelly He was captured and sent
tosLibby Prison and later was sent home,
When HIS wound had pnrtly healed he wanted
% enlist again but was rejected by the sur
geons He appealed 10 President Lincoln
For some time President Lincoln kept
placed his hand on his shoulder and remarked
MY Young friend, the surgeons did their
duty They could not do otherwise You
are not able 10 do any more WORK IN N"
This last remark took away Rands power
Of speech he had hoped from the Presi-
dents manner that his request would be
granted Now tho only words that fell from
"My God, Mr. President"
He rose md started for the door. He could
President was beside him, and throwing one
arm aTeCtonately around him he said in a
voice filed with emotion
Lieut. Rand We need YOU here In Washington
great deal more than 'hev do NJ the front
II you will go over To the War Department in
the morning think Mr. stanton VIII FIX YOU
out
At 10 o'clock the next morning a commits.
sion had been made out, and before noon II
was signed by th' Prosd Mt
After leaving the army in 1870 Lieut. Ran q
entered Georgetown University, received ne
degree Of VI D, nnd ir cit;ed his prof ssion
up to four years ago. when he was obliged e.
give t up, owing % ncessant pains arising
Two Governors of the State Of New York
The sun., 1901-05-26
The Cash Nalue OF Respect bility.

An extensive owner Of city real estate was
cnlaI upon AZ his Olilc' on" nl0rni~g py a
stranger, who asked him
l. This Mr. Phllpot'"
"Ios. -!r. no replied
You own the property NJ 575 Bumhl~'horro
avenue, ! believe
"N"-
Il am told you arr trying - sell Il
Il an
Il ehopld like 70 buy il, II your pricc is
reasonable enough
"MaN ask who you arc?"
Il am Professor Goodkind OF the university.
| have bought tho place ncVt To b75 on the south
for residence, and, 10 be frank | don't like
tho kind Of tenants you rent your house TO
| wish 20 buy N and select my own neighborS
NO sir" answered the owner of the prop
erty That puts n different aspect on the
matter | don't care TO sell the place now
I shall keep u. and raise the rent on the
ground that the neighborhood Is improving
The sun., 1901-05-26

the memories OF players who have 100 parts
each in their repertoire. Mrs. Wilensky makes
In Yiddish, with some retention OF the broader
tokens Of the negro dialect Through the kind;
was used by Mrs Wilenskv Here II Is:
u.,,, ,o,,or. s,,n.,. hin IL, h,,.,,
iss MI nicbt tpnSen se bis msin Ho, h,eu
nd m,,n Isnssr Gsnisl va; 8. elegant ,.,,,rD,
Chorus oh dem golden slippers
Wn H,,G dem Si,,S. golden mi s'ipPt isg dsp s,bn
Und meln Federboh, welche scheni vie die Sim
iRI stsaai! hob 1n q Il Mona, y. ma, Jun, II.,0
onihan we'll lch allies in der chupe Nach'
Chorus
Another song that pleased both those
""'
lch denh lch hot elm Engel chor
was willen mlch oestnsSen nor
Ich h0I sci slngsn ,A ssh & vie slss'
81 hrengen M "a EN- 'efu%'
Is s,n, wohl und fem.
= s' A., a., IsT mi
"'" '"'' "''" ''
Chorus-ZLnlr. Shoony, don't bodder me
Shoofy. don't oodder me- &C
Mr. Bond insisted on having this t,qnsa
pn rnstason Ue"aase Tor the iine sIbr aekauft hob
ich n Monat June Even when he had the
- h.fara Mn, ha Gould NOT see tho ioke
,,, VS.e vSa en,iamnnlv tn interpre,er exnlainsd
u"!r se aye gIoa becsnse She made a bargain
NJ tba astbar hos In lime they are cheap
be said
The negro choruses we're all OF then COM
posed Of real negroes ne only peIiormsrs
whose faces were ar'inclaHy niack Were
those who had principal parts ne coioIed
people sang and shouted IN genuine MneIta
Inc language, and cldeno,s ana WIN peas
ing disregard Tor the lngual eccenWicHles
OF NE resi- OF me 5iaysris - ,h. NJ, rrs,,s,
mere we're lhcluehts IN w usS ~ EnsIsh
snd he cnmnanion TINT The performers were
movad 60 .oma 81 the linpual eccentricitles
hr syron.,hy y. v,,h The distin ouisbed gentle
rnan ~, naid az for tvo box seats for they
iesrrei }ron, 'the interpreter gentleman
tho, ncs,lv sii q, The audienoe was discus.ing
thair nrincaly uhsyality Once for Instance
Fro IN cornentins on the maryellou. good
ne.s % IFn.Js Tom remarked toward the
avdienre 81 dn he, 40 schon. and then.
turning 20 ;ba ho1 excleiued INV sin't
hn hmrniinH ninpH, 70 'he ooA' 'A''"''h'u' wy nm
Nr Kessler the leading man Of the COM
ronr rhon' ~ .y y,.i,s sd in his dressinr room.
nnss,Sy,roS 80 1890, ,ha, M. uss NOT The
case "'''''
SThsre ,,e many par,s.- .aid Mr. Kee.ler.
sin the r,sv az Sar removed fyom the ntno,
snbeIe .rnS r'Sd' he snirt ~ sny,hing known in
mo ave nl,nae,h.r missed in the iargon
Iherefore we retain the English SOMETIMES.
in ordar -, ha s,Ii r,ore "a aifhtIl ~ The sprit
OF Tho original ue do our heat in Yiddish
and tben m"difv IL with the English In my
"wn nnrt for irs,np"e I must of Course .ine
com.n,nieG ~, Leot rr.,nne' / say
.r..,o, a, =, w,,.,., r.,.,,,,o,
i cNhht 20 II, MatSWt cyafn' ~ "
But n little later there comes sentence
The sun., 1901-05-26
vona, ot 10 Climb. a sO.Foot Tree.

CYARFoss, Md. May ?? Mrs Richard
Frrlev. who is nearly 20 years old, performed
the remarkable feat to-day OF climbing u
tree 50 feet high. cutting on a limb on which
bees had swarmed. descending In safety "
the ground and hiving the bees,