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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-28
Geffi1Gy
Thin

is al right, II you are too fat;
and all wrong, if too thin already
Fat, enough for your habit, is
healthy; a little more, or less, is
no great harm. Too fat, consult
q doctor too thin, pc~rsistenfly
hin, no matter what cause, take
otis Emulsion Of Cod Liver
ii.
here are many causes Of get
3 too thin; they ali come
Ter these two heads: over
* and under-digestion.
Stop over-work, if you can;
t, whether you can or not,
Ike SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod
yer Oil, to balance yourself
IN your work. You can't live
it-true-but, by It, you
a. There's a limit, however;
all pay for it.
SCOTS Emulsion of Liver
Oil is the readiest cure for
''can't cat" unless it comes OF
your doing no work--you can't
long be well and strong, without
some sort Of arrivirv
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-28

infw - Bog one year oid. u r. tah-
hie fhe hndin several pagtFuiar.
They hive grOwr many n number
and mneh % sealih. Tbr0uxh uzff
united Efforts they have secn ~ ~
purthnsc the opera hiDek n which
They have tie indge n11m anH X T.
iut The nsnii ~ cause ard effect TO
~ ? hrieif and pff@Ier0as fatsrr
CIR fhena-
BRO. J. g. LhuGhbns work. ~ ~.
81 che prst year. bore much fruit
and - n win tonfinne TODD. Al ffe
hrethcTr appreciate b. eaoffs and IN
taken - thni appreciation presented
HIM wish q fenntfui keysfnfe pr
giDus 10 fhe Installation ~ fbe now
officers. The presentation was ma6e
10 Pns w WRIGHT q Afpbfon
Giy-Appictun thy Journal
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-28

eeacfai store "a uhich sach goods
are bepf - sfs usuaHy rsgased a.
military posts. : vel kept Iuneh
counter Supplied wah a. great a
variety Of yisnds - Circumstances
permit. such a. tea, coffee, eocoa,
nou-zicoholie drinks, soup, Ssh.
lsnrrd nlcass. isFdwickss. rastry
etc
a rsnieeu a. uhirh. ua3es the
conditions hefeinsffeS SET forth,
o. r snd light wiEes By ,h- drink
: q mbsrco nay be sold. Read
,ug soo rerFestics recms sHEpiied
wira locks. periodicals ard cher
y sd.az matter. bsi.isfd ard pool
aab.es. bosling s.eys, ere A.
mali posts il may ~ imprarurz-
hle 10 maintaia ~ these sections
.bli a. every eNrhsnEe there
should Be no less thzn two Depart
merits. Gro 70 Be used IS a store,
ihe other Tor ;ne sale of drinks.
u should be understood ihsf the
Auti-Csnfeea law does not Do
a-asy EIsh ID. zmuseneut r0sm q
the post exchange, j; merely calls
for The y-ohibnio1 ci AZ izsour1-
ung drinks. The sssertIou that
the new lzE closes TIE onlY pfac-
> solder has where b. can ooGl-
fons5ly read. wssie o. pisp gsmes
b. ~isnout f-1uDdssrcn IS the order
d5es net n any -sy interior. with
these At al The orser rscises,
Sec s. Of tie neu army at. as
follows.
The sale Of. o. dealing 10 beer.
wines or any iu-tozic2ffng Equcss
bY any person IN arr posi- cxchsrxe
or csnteen O. army transport ~
upon any premises used fer mill
izry purposes ~ me Uniied States
IS hereby prohibited. The Secre
tsry ct War IS hereby directed to
carry The provisions Of fhis secsion
INTO fuli force and effect. etc
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-28
c. 7. U. COLUMN.
The cantcen.

What IS ihe Csnteer, ard where
and how did 81 originator Can
teen vas lie name gwen 20 = room
where liquors we're sold 10 the
army, OF in other words The army
saloon.
The idss in tie bsginning Oh g.
mated with the officers located a
Fort Vancouver. then Washing on
Territory, and was for IN smuss-
ment room for the use Of the men
Of the bsrricks where they might
obtain such things TO eat CT drink
as their mess did ret furnish and
at a very slight cost also 2 cca-
Portable rocm where The men could
read. write or play games.
On page s. Of the rePou o. The
Secretary OF War fer r9oo. ws ind
the following: POS, exchanges
are established end maintained
under special regulations prepared
by The War Department and
should comprise a well stocked
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-28

coughs 81 wish this cough didut
bother me 50. they say. II wish MY
cough didnt keep M awake - much,
and 10 on. II eve SCENE 10 occEr 90
them that L takes active measures % get
nd Of a cough that a opugh Is like a
weed, growing right along, and the
longer Z gEowt the deeper Il strikes is
focts
n uan heard the aiarn a. . rattle
snake near hy he'd jump aside az oeec
90 avoid the attack and theu sees 10
End aud destroy the dsngeTpus reptile
The congb Is a danger alarm as much
more significant than the rattle a tae
snake IS the disease Il beral1t Is uoee
dangerous than the snake bSe,
Fzv FEoPLE ASE gILLEp
BY snake bitss each ycaf Consumption
slsys IT'S s~ascusRnas an1 seeso a Thousands
anuaRlly and Il Is The fstsiity OF con,
mrupsion which makes the c0UgA that
hsraEs Il sd1ngeT sgnai 70 he p7omp,ly
hee&sa. pon1 Wiah the ccusa woald
stop. Stspn3
ii haf long heca a ssgerey from
chrsnic c&afrh 81 the heai, saws Chas
T. Si0ue. Es4. IL Nhitloyd, Chester
Co, "a rAbsut lass aay II Developed
iuta a Ve~ dlssgrerzoie ana hscsing
coagh. with soreness ard Naluess Of the
'chess Doc,or here -prcnoalcea q hron7
chitiN 1 tfiri ssveFal doctors aud took
different remrtses without receiving any
oene6t Nhassyes taen cepsulted Dg.
r. Y. lseTce. in reiefsncr 10 my case
The tint hottie ofhN Golden Medical
Dssooer stepped she eoagh uci
several 6ottles wfth nc Sass's CsgaEra
RemelT aud have ancr bad 40 symp-
torn ~ q Trtgru 81 the cucghP
~LAR spnuy I had a ssvere 4ttark u
paeartcuia wtieh icN me Ntth a vexy
bad eeagh. and also len wy laaEs rs =
very bad cunditioa. writes ioha NJ
Russell. Esq ~ hrsnI Gagyokre Nat,
lad Ter. had no appetite ard MAS
% weak ! csUl1 scarcely uslk. Ny
breast vas All soge wlsA sauaiuG sogea
Ieot t~o hettks 81 Dr Hsgce's Sohlea
Melical niSGesy vhich I believe NVrd
uy bic. leAnn2 SSpEe1 nay gratitude
10 yoe iaN sbie - - 90 very good
work
The sg1esa Say 90 step > ooegh j. %
1ss ~ lasVra Geldse NeNeal Ia,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-28

pesSons saEenpg iSorn ehroair foruaa
81 disease are knFfted TO c9nsalt pr.
Pierce b lester. FFrr. All letters are
behi a. psivste and ebcir contents guard.
c3 hy thr am strict professional privacy
observed b. ~. Nefce IN p4rsonal eoss.
snltatious az thc Iuvaiids' Hotel aud
Surgical Institute. Buffalo. y. y. Ad-
drrss ~. X. " F3<srr. nufalo y. y.
This oder n nor 20 ~ ecnfounaed
wita thosr OHrrs OF effee raxdieal Ads
virc.r which are made without aay exi.
dcace 81 medical Qusli6czti0n GO Rfofes.
Noual staniimg For niore shaa thirty
wears Nr Pierce. a. chief consaitiuK
physician 60 thc iuvalids HoEel and
Sareicai Institute. 81 Buaalo. n. 81, ~
sisted hy MS medicai 1kf ~ nearly =
S,ore 81 phyEtianS. has tEeatel ana
Curcl many Ukou1uds Of uien aud
womea Who hal h<en gives ep b
iFleu1s Sud physicians as ircUrabie
pr NcFccs aaccess hss heen founded
on The facs that ne cures ao-ealiea viu-
curahleSn There are Ehousauds Of mea
ana women to-day. living in the enjoy.
mcat q perfect he4lth. Who 6ies tbe
aty When they urqte the 6gs letter 10
Or Pierce Who can wondrr that these
peopie arr enthusiastic over Dr. Nerces
fnetlclnes and aavices Write 10 nr.
tlcree h risy he 10 yoa a. Il has heen
% uilny othcrs-ths 6rst step 70 health.
nt neEce'S Coidea Medical Discovery
contains 40 aleehei ard Is e~atireiy TREE
Eom Opinn. cocaine and All otheg nsE.
ooicS ltisatnS bodybuilding icsh-
ionmiUg strsASh-EivinE meiiVine.
S~ezneuines . dealer teaipscd b. tha
htis post paid b. less nientor-
Gus prep4ratiorS attempts 10 seil a sub
slitatc mcdicne as viusk as gocd a.
~. nercS& ms Gals way IN Which %
Fet The cure soo seee Is o. INSIST epoa
she mclicine which cured chen Or.
fiegces G0l1eu Medical Discovery.
A com NiSE rok a cENtS
Who wusldRe jump a. such . chase
Ngt swia.om Is hsltcr than eQid and
that mine es wisdom. Or Herces con-
niQn Seu~ Medical Adviser. 1905 large
psEes tn papsfcosersa is srnt fff %
FeSsipt II "a eue-ceHt siaBips "a pay
eSpense 81 taailirE catN IQr the ciota-
hounA yo,pme send a. STAMPS Address
pf ~ NJ iafIce. pufle n y,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-28

SOC. and si.ooi all druggisr
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-28
Home seekers ErcnrrInns.

To Alabama. Arizona British Co
lumbia, Florida, Georgia. Idaho,
indian Ty., Kansas, Kentucky, Lon,
islana, Manitoba, Michigan. Mime
sofa, Mississippi, Missouri. Mon.
tana, Nebraska. New Mexico. North
Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma.
Oregon, South Carolina, South nl,
kota, Tennessee, Texas, utuh.
Washington, Wisconsin, wyoming.
tickets VIII he on sale NOV. 3 and
~. Dec 3 and l.. one iane plus s201
Tor he round trip. nnal return limit
n days from date 81 sale,
h. A. nAtLEY, Agt.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-28
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.


Curly S~fcandsbury visited relatives
in Rich Hin the past few dnys-Hol-
den rinls,
r. ricklr. 81 Parksyille, was mar
ried last week and his bride l. said
Ia have every confidence that be Will
prove faithInl.-Ex.
II. NJ. Ruhle aud family. OF Rich
Hin. spent sunday In Plpnsnnton. the
guest 81 Wrs. Ruhle's parents. J. =.
iAghtfo0t and wife. and other rela-
tives and friends.-Pkasanton En-
terprise.
Vim. Maynard. Of the Moberly
Headlight. Is "a candidate for ap-
pniHimeut As postmaster. His long
party service AMI thirty years exper-
trnce ~ n Republican editor in a
Democratic county, entities him 70
this recognition. and "a term as as
sistant postmaster has given him
qualifications for the place. The
party pRss Is for Naypard--EX.
Masonry at Rockville.
Whenever Rockville Lodge A. F. &
A. A., No. 3Il, undertakes to enter
tain or do anything Il Is never done
by halves, aud last Saturday was
rot an exception To the general rule.
According To the luminary az the
night, Nov. 10 was the time for the
assembling of the noble craft. and.
since special work demanded their
attention, special Invitations We're
sent 10 thu members az ne.ghborlng
lodges and Appleton City Lodge No.
4l2, WINS represented by Bros. Chas
Naylor. o. ID. Bradley II. n. How
ard and W. y. Wright
The Installation Oft newly elect.
ed officers was an inu sestiug pait Of
the evenings prograia. Bro Jasper
g, Laughlin acting AS installing on.
Ger. The officers Installed an, as fol.
lows; = Rothwell. ", ~. a.
MrDdith. :. ~; r. }. vielt ). ". n.
D.. idkln. Treas; sc. Laughlln.
Sex; Or. Grosshart, = d; and Arthur
l4aughlin, }. u.
Prior To- the Installation the out
going officers conferred the third 6r-
grye upon a candidate and the man-
nrr 90 which q was done h deserving
ot spvlal mention. Their work S.
ncar perfection. while Rockville
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-28
WARTS AND WEEDS.
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
WISHING AND WORKING.

II IS popularity believed that warts can
Be wished away. But the fsrr-er who
sat down and tried 90 clear his hcid Dy
wishing The weeds away would sooa End
his crops gone. Il takes working 10 get
rid Of weeds and the ma With the boz
mus put IN many . long day before be
can take a well earea rest.
Il Is a singular fact that a great many
people treat certain forms Of disease as
warts are said 10 be tTeaied-by wishing
This d especially % IN The ease 81
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-28

cogery. Il cures ohEiuafe sza deep-
seated couEhA b-1zchissE bieedizg q
TIE lzrCs and 0thrr diseases ~ use
crgzns q rrsd1zii5z which If neglected
o. unsEiifnliy treated 61d Z fztzl tex
~rainst5an in consuup,5oa- In Eundrc1s
Of cases a cure has been elected b.
tic Use Of Golden MedSczl Discouegyr
after all ether means and useiicfzes Eaa
failed { bezeSt and doctors had sid
"Thsrc IS 10 bope
DON'T GIVE uP HOPE
Let every ore who szHeE fEoE gespis-
asorv ard pulmonary diseases cnensh
hope uuIll Or. Psercr's Golden Medical
Discovery has been given q fair and
lsithful trial. Il aiwsys hripz Il al
most always cares Ninefy-eiEht per
eeut Of those who use Golden Medical
Discovery ind in Il a p~rfect ard per-
uanent cure Eren The two per crnL
zcknowiedRe hcne6t and help from the
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-28

use & The medicine.
II want 70 say q word IN
fascr or your graaa medi-
cire,- writes Mrs. Priscilla
Snas. q LeechburE. Au-
ssrong Cosniy. Pa Abous
three years ago ] Vas Aken
with . bad cough k1d
night -swe1fs wu1d take
coughing spelis and have 20
SIT up IN bed ~ night fog
an hcgr ~ 3 time, Whea
! woa3 walk Hp hiil I
could hardly breathes
would get al ssoppcd up
IN uv thruat. Z cra not
try anF dortor het I saw
the adve4tiseraent u Dr.
Pierce-s Calden Meficai
Discovery and decided 10
try FIX I took thrive BEETLES
which cured mr. When-
ever pecple tell me they
are SICK I SAY to then.
WAY dont yea get fr.
PerCes mrdscitef II cured
me and Will cure others
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-28

Oct lis. Nov $40, nsv. 8-I7. the
Frisco system viii -eil numtr.skcr~
EXCURSION tickets al une bars plus s.
Go thirty-tWo gfatcv Nul British
Columbia. For p%ardtalArs go local
agent
r. r. LABARRmRE
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-28
ureka Springs
aOnte Ne
TIME OF TRNIas ar
RIGA HILL, mo

ia mnil aud cxpress leaves 6s4s a. IN.
CONNECTS at PleaKantou with aver
lem the north.
o." lr,iEht and accom-. ar $50 n. m.
Carries mail and express.
iI} Carbon Centre mail 4 ac'm 40 p.
lrif ipht and ac'm leaves zoo y. m.
tsuit~ mail and express for south
uat connects with flyer at Pleas
anton.
il3 uuil AMI express AZ D,25 p. IN.
taJu ircts al pleasauton with flyer
from tie north.
Send your lrien& 10 the old States q
4 or illustrates pamphlstS, 10 b had :
addressing Room No. z26, CentGry Bviidint
81. Louis.
~Tae TIP Of fhs Orarks."
sFtafhsfs Dad Hna ~ ~ Frseo."
Frat Farming Aiaaa ms Frtses"
~Tssrs 3 So. Aing 50 Ser AIo~g ~
ffiacp Efnr-"
s6a. cad ussrs 70 lad e.
The moa comprehensive railroad hicratnfs
for the ~homeSeeEes, trayeifF 90 lnvsacs ever
publshed eos gsatuiiovs d~strtbutto4.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-28
THE BUPLIRGTOH'S
NEW FAST DENVER TRAIN.

The Nebraska-Co colorado Express. "
nov leaves Kansas City nj g:45 u. m.
arriving Denver 3.l5 y. IN. next day.
thr hours quicker. This convenient
hour OF departure allows Traveller
arriving Kansas City ON afternoon
trains. a few hours for business o.
visiting In this attractive city: arrive
Denver ut 3:l5 n. IN. gives five hour
that afternoon IN Denver before ieav.
ing for the west through Scenic Colo.
RADIO: through chair cars, sleepers
and dining cars.
To go through Colorado without
seeing Denver is to 40 through
France without seeing Paris.
TIL Burling,Ou's morning Denver
Express leaves Kansas ity az 1914
a. III,
Personally conducted California
Excursions in through tourist slepp
~ from Kansas City every pdu
day aud Thursday morning via
Scenic Colorado.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-24

talents and traits Of a man." he re-
marked while discussing the subject,
"but lion phrenology. as we term IT,
is easy after you have made a careful
study of the beast for several years.
/ can now tell the nature Of the animals
put In my charge after an examination
OF their heads and long look at their
faces. The lion has a most expressive
countenance and reveals In his face his
character and even shows by the lines
around his eyes, nose and mouth the
moods which govern him.
See that big fellow over there, the
one way back In the corner7 Well. that
beast was once an actor In a circus,
and because he ciawed HIS trainer
once IN ~ Of anger he was put out
Of the business. Zoo keepers refused
10 take him ~, az he bore the dafnae-
ing reputation Of being nasty Hes
q handsome fellow proud as Lucifer,
ana when ne Was for sale the superin.
tendent here wanted % secure him,
but feared hia Influence over the other
animals. for one unruiy lion viii de-
Ja0rnlizs n whole roomfui Of tfactable
beasts. aEa he aifo Questioned very
nufh WHISTLER any of thf Keeper
would b. willing 10 flak their Nves
win Dan az ibs savage kine nAf
called
flfearnR ~ ffs maffef I 0fersf ~
fef fks ff|igv's bumps snf pass Judge
meat ~ his easfaetsf. A. 4 hs4 eene
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-24

street, Boston, Mass" The letter adj
dressed to "Fedvelteneszi" (''Fayette-
VILE, Tenn."D has no stamp az all, but
Il was mailed in New York. On the.
other hand, that addressed 70 "Knong-
hyto p. o., Con, ". 8. A." for 'Nau.
eatuck Conn.," bears the postmark OF
Tipperary: and TO And over Street.
Sailing Mass" for "z AndOyer st.,
salem, Mass !" comes from Baiiymote
Ia the Green Isle. From the same guar
Ter Of the globe come the more recent
oddities Of 'craDeton Royal Irish"
Ofor "cranstOn, n. IN and the SPELL
ing OUT Of Washington, u. c." ~
Washington, Dublin County"
A very lmportast point IN solving ths
problem q the foreign ae9resefr'e %.
tsntion 4, evidently, q knowledge ~
the sound values which the ehar4fters
he writes would be- likely - beer fof
him individually. Here fhs fkpertf
teste f0r Linguistic nieeiief, VIA t1f
carr spending keen car fof qihefenees
III s0ine h ipyalaabif usn We
has become aecarateiy faWillaf VIA
ffailan sounds feeF 81 Elanfq f1sA Ner
Floei. giving fhe ifoApn VASES - tlf
letters. fEAo8g lfsleefsif a. NiitefsAf
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-24

huge bumps--vanity, Unsuitable vanity
that was the Keynote TO the antmaIs
character When / first entered the
cage Dams eyes were dull and almost
expressionless. lines OF discomfort drew
around his mouth, the nose was wrink-
led disagreeably, the entire combina-
tion lending a look OF sullen ferocity
10 the animals face.
"rhose vanity bumps revealed the Sc
crct--he had been scplded, talked cross
ly 10 and ordered around until his
temper had bsen so rufiied there was
no living with him. ] said all manner
OF fiattering things. and threw all the
admiration possible into my voice as
/ talked 10 him while feeling his head.
Before I legt the cage he was a
changed lion, as good natured and
friaky as could be wished. We've been
tie best of friends ever since our FIRST
interview and be has always been as
you see him now. proud, dignined, sem
altlye and good natured. Pet him and
he's az happy a. q kitten-scold him
and be II the most ugly, sulky custom
~ 70 be found IN or out of q roo, A
1.-THE study u his races pbysig0n0ny
has enabled mf 10 keep him good
Hafufel The discovery ~ those vanity
bumps made me his master,
'fompy n 20 more Ike Dan than
rsh s IKE 80 tNph8af' fhe TOP Of be
hfaf a. al faf ~ a paucake' Dot muc9
tr4s elGniig,bai heaps 0f etubDqn1ssa
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-24
Was satan Ever in Heavenf
From the Literary Digest.

In the view Of a recent writer, a
considerable amount Of mythology has
crept into the Christian faith. and he
thinks IL has proved a hindrance to
many people in search OF religious
truth. Some Of this mythology" says
this writer. the Rev. DIR. James Weller
dn Westminster Review. November),
lis OF heather origin. and has been
absorbed unconsciously into our creed
by Christian poets weaving Scriptures
into the creations OF their own fancy,
until they have ceased 20 distinguish
the one from the other" Milton IL
one OF these Christian mythologlsts,
Mr., Weller says, and he declares that
"the splend0r OF his genius has done
more 10 misiead the Christian mind
on the subject of angels ana devils.
heaven and he'll, than any f0therl
known Christian poet" The writer
speaks ~ the prevailing belief that
satan once dNet iu heaven. and, as
= result ~ an angelic" Wpr. was.
With his fellow rebels. defeated and
hurried from heaven 20 bell This -
AIS Milienic lnteTcFetation si ths teKk.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-24

a. trait which in a lion is frequently
mistaken for dignined reserve. He's
the vainest inhabitant Of the Zoo. His
eyes are deep set, with very little space
between them.
THE width of the head below the
eyes shows that he has plenty of
flight in him. Try to urge him against
his will by severe measures to do a
desired thing and you'll have a beast
so savage that iron bars would be
very little protection against his wrath.
Make him think that he is the only
animal in the Zoo and that his will is
your pleasure, and you will be able to
bend him in any direction. Oh, yes, a
man in dealing with animals, especially
with lions, must be crafty and foxy.
They are, after all, a good bit like
people, and must be dealt with in much
the same way.
See that youngster over there? He
isn't quite two years old and his bumps
are not yet fully developed. I am train
ing him, and I'm going to change his
character. That's one advantage of
undertaking this kind of phrenology.
You can mold the disposition of the
beasts to your liking II you commence
to work with them when they are
few months old.
Here in this next cage we have a
AiiACi cut LJPC VI liOIl. 1dtts IOHlpCJ
and the youngsters are aristocrats. This
fellow with his tremendous roar is
much more democratic In his views
and is willing to make the acquain-
tance of any newcomer, and IL after
several interviews the stranger proves
congenial they strike up a warm, and
on this fellows part, at least, a lasting
friendship.
He's a philosopher and a reasoner.
Not very well proportioned. Too much
head for the length of his body. That's
a detriment to beauty. but 1t denotes
lots of brain power. He has more fore
head than any in the collection See
how It bulges at the top. Daniel has
an excellent memory. haven't you, old
fellow, and plenty Of gray matter
stored UP on your protruding Uranium.
Were he a man instead of beast he
would most likely be Judge or states
man. Lots OF reasoning power and
plenty of self-estimation in Daniels
head. He's cool one, too. Hardly ever
but Of temper, but very determined
when he once makes up his mind to
thing. Lions of Daniels type, with
his shaped head and face, we generally
allow to have pretty much their own
way, and their desires and doings are
usually very reasonable"
The Savannah morning news., 1901-11-24

italians attempt at the sounds which
Americans write New Jersey" On an
envelope with Russian stamp
"Kreenpoynp'' means "Greenpoint," for
the Russian mouth is apt TO sunsu-
tute a labial for a dental consonant.
and a X for a gutteral G. Again there
is the wonderful postmark ''Przecxaw'
on a letter 20 Mis- Karolina Janow-
ska One who has listened carefully
to either Russian or Polish talk knows
how a man of Przecxaw would read
aloud the line which follows the name
--''Tu woody tn is Chandler Ten stryt!"
II would sound something very like
1.-TWO forty two, East hundred tenth
street." which is fairly inteligible ad-
dress.
OF course, many addresses defy the
most exhaustive study; and many let
ters land in the Dead Letter ONCE. To
this class belongs the effort of stur-
dy Briton, who wrote to his friend, Mr..
Thomas Clacy. at New Jersey, United
States America" and then with truly
British mjsgivings as to the efficiency
of American institutions, appended a
little private note to the postof1ce au-
thorities assuring them that This ad-
dress is correct" Probably it was, as
far as it went, but it hasn't gone far
enough yet to get Thomas Clacy. Here
is a Russian specimen, with ten cents
due: This handwriting is ow off your
brothers daughter his name is Simon
Galitsky, America" All that was on
an unstamped envelope found in a
Schenectady, N. Y, mailbox was
pleas put on this cents stamp on the
letters that go to Italy and has not the
stamp on Yeur P. De Marso."
But the blindest of the blind address
in, he cAdlIootinfN aro the
following:
"address) ! wish you ALA
Happy New Year,
and Merry Christmas
Americka."
which is from Stockholm, Sweden,
and
Mister Samuel Landberg
You is alright old Grandmother
Yaki hada belly ache
123456 c 7S9 10
in Newiork