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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-12
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.


HoNDo.--Charles Gaines will soon be-
gin the erection Of brick business
house.
JACKsBoRo The Citizens National
bank has been organiSad with capital
of $4,000.
SAN ANTONIO This city Is declared
to be free OF smallpox asd OF all other
contagious diseases.
ENNIs.- The protracted meeting which
has been in progress for the past two
weeks at the Methodist church closed
sunday night. There we're forty-two con-
versions.
NEW BOSTON-A damage suit has
been fled in The district court here. the
ground for action being that the phbintih
was badly whipped by the conductor on
Cotton Belt train.
BELLVTLLE.--iIt is said here that Dis
tric. Judge Teichmueller Will probably
resign in short time because of i'll
health and that Governor Sayers will ap-
point an Austin county lawyer to sue
coed him.
EAGLE PASS.--CollActor Drake and
several guards have recently been max
ing tour of The border In this vicinity
in order to become acquainted with the
country. Their object Is 10 look over
probablc entrcports for smuggled goods
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yc they 'ltmor TO- msri money from h"
rueernn cat. ~ 'Cne Of tic m'si 60 ORAL
IL. uit e h, .,incrtan l,rpr5dc-thls iiSing
Ct II, pcqpic nearly sl5Ye0)oeo . year to
hang Gu ibis AIRY o. coffee tcocFs aae
camp falowrfs but thesc "old yqcr@rn are
supposed t, ", b. oble 8, cl1nge the re-
suit in pres dental election. and they
must be pcttcd.
Two very sensible newspapers are the Mar
In Ball and tue Clifton Record. says the
fcrmer:
Two more names have been added 70 tha
list OF asD.rants 10 tho on CT OF governor
two years hence. Jaines u. Wells aud
Sneaker Prince. This makes about ten aud
Governor sayers was only sworn in couple
OF weeks ago!
To this tho Record adds:
Strange that some ren can see so far
ahead Some haze gone four venrs ahead
ana picked out David n I'M as a pres-
Genital candidate In 1851 II Is wonder
liryars idea. 'Iet future events determine
the presidential candidate" would be more
acceptable 10 us.
Bo'h are cmipcnty correct aud to the
point II IL absolutely ridiculous to men
ton candidates years in advance Of an eicc-
ton The man may be dead-in one way or
another--or may no even desire the office.
Besides II IL an insult to man to compel
him to pose as o standing candidate
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DEATHS.

FiOLLfNGSWORTH --G- poland. Texas
February l0.-Eider G. NJ Hollugsworia
aged 81, died today at his residence 81
10 grippe and pneumonia. Ell Ter H1l-
llnssworth wa ono OF the pioneers Of
this place. He leaves large family.
Observation-Disclosures Texas. Feb
ruary 9'--Mrs. Mlyhcld. the mother Of
Mrs L. Il. Conroc. died in the Indian
Territory on the 7th instant The re.
mains were shipped to This nIsee and
we're inferred at North Brown cemctery
today.
oUlN.-Ennis. Texas. February ii,
Mr. Dan O. Quin. an old pioneer Of the
irish descent, and a large property own.
or OF this city. died very suddenly II his
nome here last night at o'clock Of
or heart disease. He was a member n,
the Catholic church and viii be buried
In Myrtle cemetery .his afternoon.
STONER- Edna. Texas, FEBRUARY II -.
MIS- ~ +. Stoner died at the residence
Of her daughter. Mrs. George F. slmons
IT, at II o'clock last nsht, death being
uee 70 pneumonia, Mrs. Stoner was an
oid resident of Victoria county. hayiny
moved there in the los. a good christIs -
woman ard highly respected IN the com.
muhlty IN which she lived For the pss,
I'VE or six years she has made her hon,
10 Jackson with her granddaughter. Mrs
e. f. simons. Jr She had reached tho
age OF 20 wears. She leaves. In addis
ION TO relatives In the county, four sons
Messrs' oyerton. W. H., Davis aud Hunt
Stoner; three daughters. Mrs. whitney
at Goliad Mrs. Crawford at MIssIon ~
fuglo, Mrs. Laura Linn. living in Raa
lucky and Mrs. Wlcke Hunt Ia Vieiori,
county Mrs. Wells slmons of Edna
Also granddaughter. and a host .,
friends in each county. The remains will
pc taken 70 Victoria this evening ana
buried in that city. '"u
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SMALLPOX.

Waco Taxss, February It.--Tae smsu-
pes si't91!cn IN Waco is very sa.j5f g.
tuy a present. Taere are OILY ,51n.
Esteem olsrs In tAe city ana hey are
el'hor IA ire Pet hsu5e or uad,r STRIFE
9ua'an;ine week ago there was fogy
cases
Tyler, TEXAS February II. Mrs. CID
tain Of Pine Bluff. Ark, he7e On = visit
10 trie3ds WAS taken sick wi;A smallpox
tins afternoon. She was carried 70 ,he
resi hovse. two miles ives; al IOWA. G.
&c imprinted ny her husblnd Several
NHw cases Alvc developed within th
past few days.
Ausaid, Tex :, February IA ncsur
by the n,mc o. Thompson. confined IL Tho
county jail, broke c1t yester1ly with
smalitox md VS. removed 10 tho pes,
e-mp Other prisoners IN The jail. soaas
thiriy-tiva in rGmber. have aeen mo-e
or less exposed, and arc being watched
very closely by tho health authorities
Abilene. Tex s, Feb.ulry tO..-Tne
smallpox n Abilene been So skill.
fully re tied and SO rightly quirant.ne !
that no new eases have developed. Tine
iirst case was brought from ,he Ind,an
TERRITORY and before ii was known. the
Sick man impaired the infection to sev.
tr1l OF Abilene citizens. No deaths hive
occurred.
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HOUSTON, TUESDAY, rED. ~. 1907
1OPAGES TODAY
A cELEun ATED CASE.

In oldon times II was customary whom
new monarch gs,ended a throne to Sig
naIizc tbc event NV some consp,cuous act
of clemcn,v towatd tho inmates Of thc
i,1IA rslaIlv hundreds OF orisoncis wcro
given their liberty and Joined gfalomllv
In the universal cry Of Long live the
tinr, This old custom has no, been al
t,gctber d srcsarI,tI b. mDacrn monaichs.
In Eppl1p,I a dclieafo and an intelligent
Aucrir,n we,upn has boen in,p-is 5ncd for
,y,lyc vc,,. r,s, r,dor , t,fa son.on.,
q nara l,hog There we're the prpyest
ttod ~ do,tbfs A. B., ho., guIH WHOM a,e
u,, .e,yi.,.a ON A., ,h,r,,o of pcisootn,.
b,r Ep.g-, b.s,,,pd In hIs eopntry N
f.. ,ct, u,c.ti,n,,ic r sbo ,yonIl cver
h,c tr.r co,,t .,ed Errm 1c bou..
ys., 49,, o.fs,p 1,o.q N .s.l u,,, har
,h,,, n,v, bc,, r,,ycrrn irnnpnce. n,
urir NJ ,v,tt +, .crurc prolcr
- r, h,r ,,ee ,pa nor .cleasc nv
n.~t
s,s.rcf .h,. $50 minis, r,v,r,-
r,, nod us ne,k 10 all ,o,a,ls
en- pse tbcy ,n,n eror innu.nt AT
i, arse. in t,.c unltcl stares and were
tc,. b4 hn >meric,n prrt. N Mas
Ieckt' in "a 4, sa If The british officials
ci vented 10 show us taa. We could MT
Il ~ en- a hairs breadth Thcy hav,
nrp,a cd ia 10 oyer3ealaus o. tac.r die-
ni hcir Hrniah ,tuhbornuess Tne
"a . au1cs's harsrtet failed In that wo.
umly ayalta.hy. Nh.ah was expected
from her. IN her neglect TO saw the word
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soANDALous rAvoRrrIsM.


We have had so many government scan
dals within the past few years that they
not only do not seem to arouse any very
great popular Indignation but It begins
to look as II the people have actually be-
gun to expect them and to wonder what
can be the matter II we are not regalod
by some story Of government f,vorltism
or government rascslity from Washington
every few days
The sundry civil bill which was re-
ported to the house tho other day re-
wives, however matter OF scandal
somewhat out OF the ordinary because
Of the astonishing liherality and favor
itism which the treasury department
seems disposed to display toward that
hugosi OF all corporations, the standard
on company We are interested IN the
ms''er IN this part OF the country only
az Sitizens 81 government whose ex-
rANts nriaS we would want 10 check
lad whaSe operations We would want 20
see otpdar'ed in manner above eriti-
cisa
10y 5tndiN civil hill contaius an ap-
rforriliisN ~ sr7lOi7 d pqs Tho CITY
Men ! hans Of New York for The use
- Oh sgs,om house, tho amount
r5tafi REPRESENTING 4 per cent Of tho
iFresHse price OF the property
viii BE- fenewberei, says The Wash.
4 ~ p laess that the anancIai lns,l.
. r"faffef e haugh The custom
llsr from me government. which
'r peh ssefeiiry case spli Il under tn,
q 81 q of congress whlcg
ifefieta M, ! was not te be ai.p9ss,
~ 'ae = three uillion aoliars anC
i's-s ~ saise p1aeg wls ID be COW
N' piN re prize ~
z sy sS4ie7gi baak ahie'
& ~ 9ssasfs ell bank. ana sr pei
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MARRIAGES.

ARMSTRONG; GRAHAM.--Austin. Tex
rs. February 11.-Thomas Armstrong and
Miss Alma Graham were married yester-
DAY, Roy. ID. V. Lowber officiating.
BROWN DRISKILL. 49, Goldthwaite.
Texas. February married on tho fch
instant by Rev J. c. B,Sgs. Mr. Ben
Brown and Miss Maud Driskill, all OF
this town
CLASSCOCK BARBEE. -- Ansleton,
Texas, February ll.-Mr II. ". Glass
cock, prominent young attorney OF this
City, and Miss May Barbee were married
at the home of the brides parents las.
night.
SMITH VI CK.-Troy. Texas, February
ti,-Yesterdly evening at o'clock MAs
Emma Week aud Haskell Smith were
united in marriage ny Elder Marsh1ll OF
the Christian church, At the Residence
Of c. W Eacon. The young couple have
m ny congratulations from their legion
of friends.
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MEET TODAY AT FORT WORTH.
CntUeneu and the woodmen of the
World TO Hold Conventions.

Fcrt Worth, Texas. February ILL.,
Everything is ready for the opening OF
the Texas live Stock association. the fat
stock show and woodmen OF the World
convention tomorrow morning Despite
the bad weather. the advance guards ars
large
he executive committee OF the cattle
association met today and went over the
matters that are 70 come up before the
meeting, This association will be called
TO order al 10 o'clock at the opera house.
while the Wocdmen will convene In the
city hall at the same hour
Among the head officers here are Jc-
sepA c, Root. sovereign commander. and
wife Of Omaha; C. G, Farmer, sovereign
manager. OF Mroarroll. H.. Morris Shop
pard OF TeNarkaua, sovereign banker and
head consul OF camp c. and w. A. Fraser
OF Dallas, head clerk convention camp c.
The report Of Head Consul Sheppard
will show the growth OF jurisdiction c
from 1851 in 1896 to 1878 in 1900, The
local committee has arranged an elai,-
onase programme of entertainment for the
visitors.
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Mrs. II. A. pusck suicided.

gainesville, Texas, February H. Mrs.
pusek wife OF II. A. Dusek. very promi-
hent farmer, committed suicide at their
country home fifteen miles east OF Gaines
VIE last night by shooting hersei! In
tne prain with pistol, tearing her head
completely on
she leaves husband and four children.
me cause OF the rash act was cancer.
win which she had been u sufferer for
many years
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\ mrN AND wsrnn ro1Icy.

The state department. explanation Of
Its attitude in The matter Of the exccu-
ton Of thc Chinese princes really does
Il very little honor ana it IS no sur
prising that the Washington policy has
excited something like contcmp, among
the more straightforward aud energetic
powers hat have been consistently fight
Ing fnr the nniction OF capital punish
uncut upon .ht real Offenders rather than
tnoir dupcs
WASHINGTON says that i' Is no opposed
on principle % the lccapialjou Ter
example. OF Prince Tnu u s 40, oh
jccuug 10 sueh a decree ncrausc It might
ahock jbc nsbnitics Of the Chinese
court or Chinese people but because ruan
Is shify ana hard to culch d is , CON
fcssion Of weakness, in other words tha
tha othoi powers think is the wars pos
itle confession 80 make
Possibly wc should remember, however,
that while IL IS mot reurdal in Erupe
as such q dirGagl, hing 90 b2lnS hisl
Offenders 10 justice Che praWicc in this
country has Nugh us to believe jus.
to the contrary n a man be high IN
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SHOULD DE At HoJa'|
why Galveston shoaid y

" ny GolNcstON sHo's"
removal. of cosrt o. wv
To the EiItor n Tae Post
houston, Tcyas, fNrutry V
aoral IN crest in ne ms;wT .
TIN Of The couc. Of civil ap99a
s..all. as my v'si;s to Na'';s'
tends ace up-u t,a corr lsf'
perse TO ne, hen.e ieel y
submit my views upon lae W
cl.izen Of C,lyes:on can CON-
ship for me city or is p''es
After her great eallmm
there as representative q Il
Union Telegraph o5iaf az, VIZ y /.
Ing communication VITA y. ~, Nv
AMI ss7sanally a; my osn y ~
ried down the first balea
received after lie s,o'l
.r.bu..ns 10 tac extent o. ~
tie rsiief funi. sess''lc -. ~.
win be acquitted Of aay "
or writo anything si's's' :
interest OF Galveston c,-,.,,
i seems % - y VIM XII
passing he removal Of 'ns ~.
on puts tttsai y ....l.,v
nesring willing 70 iac'ays' w.
gsnts ana lawyers Of aiIy'' "
for her benefit, or lot 'n'
county. a, l,,s
90 to Galveston lsaa !,
r,mt 20 Houston, oeS''ss y
Then the COS. Of lIylas
nd ofhcers is unques ,ion !.
Galveston than Il wou,a
This Can not be denlsi. -, /,
ot ' tse al 3 aud 70 % a, 4
Annually ever what y !. &,
c,rrt wsre here must y ,ssvstls
Icii ions from many s0, MI.
,,e into the Legislature z. w, Va
ea:ngc. From these s s,lls., Nj
s songrsua and i's she must . ~ v
at tho hands Of tae ~. M
hese counties impor'll' ,,sa
AMI it seems 20 me al,,s,.i,.l
c oe the coprt to H'as
it weuld greatly ,,11ss.,li
WIN the legislature. ii,
msn. Is heard on ever, .,,ssa
Nssnfs everything but ,' ssS
have heard i ~, .,rs
AIMS no reward for ns aui.t,ss
asyre :, lnporIaai,s. ~, Z III
ani faiga.,s of ff'y-se ,.l.l,s
S rs an p,'t Il warli appesr w y,
n Houston ,Ncali Be me me-. Sf' X
msaJT' r msy b. Galyesic ss,' NJ
p pepe" INC eon,iempIaisii . asii'
r "a S'e line aps,eai g Il .s,sI,Isl
.,sivs 70 aid her 10 ~
material relief she ss1ssso la
he some reciprocity as .s 's,,ysis,
pearanee OF SEN Ssrua' =
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wss sa2ea.oeo % t'I im caig si3.0ol
VI PAIR - csa tle y ell3wog
ih, bank to nr the lance 81 s9u5,el)
Without paying hGcnsi 70 he govern
mgnl.
iy the terms Of the sale the govern
ncit was allowed 20 occufy he custom
hopss as long IS rlght be nco3tul, pay
Ing rent for /, at the rate Of 4 per cen.
on the selling price but this, Of course
tht the pthchiso money
bad all been ra'd Into the treasury, 80
row, since the bank has been able to
loan the money due the public at at
lost an equal net interest. II the APP
propriation be p ssed. It Win increase the
trtaI rebate on the property to about
s7i2 Geo.
These dIsrsrutablc Transactions look
all the moro Objectionable and Outrageous
when We rcHec, that waeu pubic works
OF great unity mi interstilc importance
kuock at the door Of the trea pry for
recognition, they are met with the plea
Of "economy" and often basclcs8ly but
boldly characterized as "jobs"' It looks
more and more as II we we're getting to
the point where there are millions for
+ yorltes but. little COR he honest needs
Of the people at large. The Standard
OH bank can use millions Of tho treas
ury money without interest and he paid
hundreds Of thousands in rent and the
ship owners can nut the goyernmen o
bending every energy to give them mill
lions a year, hut tho baking comes when
some Southern enterprise demands few
hundreds Of thousands which lre it's due
and which are asked FIR strictly on the
merits Of the contemplated work
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SMITHS CASE CONTINUED.
Two Important state Witnesses Are
nputi

ste m"u, Tc@3s, ~bruary 1.-THE hrst
c&ll in tee district court today was the
case Ct tnc state Il Texas against Rob
Smith (cclc ea), who he's been once glvea
the death penalty. which was reversed
AMI is f:ill under indictment charging
him with the mn:der CT Mrs. ARIA Tay-
lor Il white woman. whose dead body
with throat tfag cl from ear to ear. WAS
tcusd in basement window OF the Sec
tnl B9pi"t Church owe Two wears agS
several Important witnesses were asscnL
@nl .ttG'no show that two OF the safes
NOS 'upartapt Witnesses. Ca9iain \.
harrington ard sam fft erson. are dead.
me STATE ni@dc m pa.iclti,n f:r coD-
term.
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TEXAS FARMERS. CONGRESS.
Major 4. j. Rose Indorscs the Work
Done.


S"l'do. Texas. February This organ
izat.on was perfected at the Agricultural
and Mechanical college in 1897 and held
It's thi.l annual egs.on July 1900, at the
coles, TAsc%zh tie cGo;,s of its presi-
dort ana seer acy a1d tho lbcrali.y o.
the Sunset Central railroads the proceed
ngs have been printed in book form for
rica d;s. omcn % NC pu5l.c ami all
reople who are inteTes ed in the progress
= Texas. The fOsugc upon this Is e
cents, which slculd be furnished by, tAose
who des!c copies
Too mr,A can nc. be said in favor OF
those who 10 the lntiatory ssepS n he
paun g ana peIe ting Of this organiza-
tion, now comp sei ot all agricultural,
hofticutnraL luck SroNing. live stock.
poritry and horll societies or assoc,a-
hlona + Texas, The subje rs discussed 1T
as !ast st slca we've well handled and are
u;elestine, and a careful reading OF this
Proceedings viii BE- p-offtable 10 all my
rC son pCc IN attendance at the congre IS
II be So n shed at the great am cunt
q vslusbie informal on iais book 0i pa
T Gcs corta'nS. Les every sarmsT ge1u q
CcCy. Taat 10 shank Prof, Conle,l
tie president; Frof. PSttuck. tho 9cc7s-
a y. ana all who contributed to this val
table vo,gv:c NJ TIC congress grow in
usefulness year a'cc year until It's in
fusnce shall reach every agricultural
prcdUcer OF Teas. \. J. II Sc.
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caa' M vt Throughout iAe wNole OF me flitn
ht7 cnaor@ene "a NDaG.ripl rcform 10
ieierea 20 the lquoy hsst IN shs lst cen
sraes Wai wsE onca Respectable IN many
communities Is now only tolerated aad n
otaer localities not even tolerated.
Tie esn cnsus 81 pu l.c opinion has now
an IS. rsafncd the % ~ that Rooseve!ts press
ss5n, wii Sc fori 90 e rcsiy viii only
= etE ls.n putting the Ion hant IN book
form.
Can Housssa cbcc' any rei!ef municipality
wthou . new afal? And to which ono OF the
m1vpta,.v candidates mus we look for a
new deai2 Thats tho Whole ques.iou in the
ureso cimpa sa. Tho Post hopes to sec all
tao cgud aica MS week express themselves
with more cxpl rlincsB and al greater lensh
on the ooud!pr.5 aud needs of the city thai
they have wi dano. Then nc grent mass
Of the peopie on softer pek their fayorItc.
Major General Cor5in Is ono OF those ac-
compnshcd stra'csas Of peace es,l5iIah-
ment VINO MS su err lcd in occupying a
VANTAGE srcnni ,1r patIcnt whiting for things
to como HIS way
Tho practical test az Galveston Of the
! Beaumont o.. ough. 10 set at rest all ques-
ton Of Its util!ty aud choapncss. AS suggest
cd when the beaumont spon.cr was dlscoy-
orca ,he fuel problem Of This scclon Tor iu-
| dustrlH plants is virtually solved and there
Is no longer excuse for want Of factory
entcrtrisc
England Is to send 10000 reeruits to South
ArrLa aud the United states VIA recruit
$1,000 new men Ter tho Philippines. These
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GoIdthwnitc Ncu. Vote.

Goldthwaite. Texas. February "a bout
The toughest weather o! the winter n g
iaat night The Thermometer has bees.
below the freezing potnt all day. Town
people have not buried half as nv h tuei
as Trey did !sst season, and thesc M
neen great savin; in stock feed ard
we'll. -
Two cars OF immigrants struck this
town THIS week and t7ey could not lnI a
hcuse Of any description TO rent IN !.
were even two days getting a pace t.
store their goods
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Gaines Jury Tied ia

sherman. Texas. February II Nine Jury
IN the case of the State vs.. william Il.
1aines, charged by ndirtmest with< the
Killing of Charles II. Koch IN this cgty
July 3, 1895, retired b rtly s'icr ,. M
SATURDAY Yesterday Afternoon hey csalA
lnto me court room and slated they couli'
never agree They stated they stood six
ana SIX Al this hour thee is not any
neimation Of change in the report they
inaue OF their division yesterday,
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erlc~, VIZ will lie sahml.tei 70 con-
yer,.lca mile UP q delegates fr,m every
ledge In The stase tomorrow for rat n
ca;icn. Tho committee Will probably rec
onmeud two additional assessments d4r-
ing the Year IN cases Of emergency. ~
will alto make a recommendation resari-
ipr The recent increase OF over % rer
cent lin the assessment rates. 1t Is I'M
dersa.oi ether radical changes are 10 be
suggested by the law committee.
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n Of the firm OF Smith & Carson Of the
Diazcs bit en- ana w l.. Nlbcrs. Esq..
are n Attendance trying 10 secure a con-
traet for / hire oil the c5uniy convicts
TO- Inc present year.
Il. ere are & eat many road matters
on the docket winch viii be taken NJ
ana disposed OF duiig the term, which
will last all the week.
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TAMpfRlNG WITH
CUPID w,,.


Now she Is wed. Tho II.
Whose rule was on 4. NV, WIN
All ue'er hath Nether, H. !. s''i
Another queen aa .res W. ! =
In maiden beauty. swe,,,.
she ruled the sturdy NM 4. =
They ., might no, tell i , ,s,s
Which Of her charms Il, NJ
And round her maiden *.
strong were the barrier. I
wove; W
Now learn they in tholr -.
Not cen the Dutch Cd IN \.
She sent her guerdon 4 4.
M men mad pleued I.
And now despite each M Is
The Dutchmen fiud Ls, Il |,
Dutch.
Carrie Nation, in spc,sIur !, 7
sas s'loonkeepcrs. ssyx ~ \
faces there is a look Of lI,h /,
like angels aud I would IL. !,
my arms around their uccs. 4,
good!' What Carrie css,s,.a
look of light" is more lIs.,,
light OUT" md It Is ID /.
that saloonists prefer Il, MI
least no one has as yet +.
IN the stampedc for hssss
Mrs. Nation is billed 10 MAJ
on Thursday. Where she viii
is largely predetermined,
~
An old man has brough, J,
Northern court for divorce .
grounds that his wife, sb,
checked and 10, hypnotisel i.
case will be watched with M
interest. for II he gets a dlyrn
grounds every married nau h I,
try will have a case.
~
How the years iconoclistl.
Change the ideals formed III
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