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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-04-10
ENROLLING PARTIES
Start Afieid Today for Their Work
Among the FuIlbIoods.

The enrolling parties, who will
make the last effort to obtain the
signatures of the iullbloods to the
Cherokee rolls, left Muskogee this
morning:
The parties have all been inside
up and in addition to those stated
tnere will be with each party a
teamster and two interpreters.
The personnel OF the party is as
follows-
Party No. John o. Rosson,
clerk in charge; w. w. Wallace,
clerk; stenographer not yet Sc
lected.
Party No. 2-W. II. Angel, in
charge; j. w. Lhuster, clerk; K.
e. Bagwell, stenoerapher.
Party No. 3-B. c. Jones, in
charge; S. r. walkingstick, clerk;
A. r. Church. stenographer.
Party No. An. d. Green, in
charge; Emmett Star. clerk; VIM.
Hutchinson, stenographer.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-04-10
HUNDRED HOMES.
In Addition to Those Now in
Course of Erection Will be
Built Before the Close
of Summer.

If there is an unemployed artisan
in Vinita, ii is because he does not
want to work.
In every section of the town
new residences are going up as if
by magic, and small army of
workmen are taxed to the limit (
their abilities TO finish the work
within the contracted time so as
to commence the other building
contracts awaiting them.
A pleasing sight in connection
with this unprecedented building
boom, are the curling columns of
smoke arising from chimneys of
the new dwellings before the NOR
tar is dry.
AS the workmen gather up their
tools to leave the completed resi-
dences. a family enters to take up
their permanent abode in the
Qeeen City Of the territory.
1t is estimated by the several
contractors in Vinita, that about
sixty new residences have been
built since January 1st. Thes
comprise nearly ever style OF the
cottage type. While the majority
of the new structures have been
erected in the west and northwest
sections OF the town, newly shingl-
ed roofs aud bright new paint, are
in evidence everywhere.
The coming summer will witness
a continuation OF the good work
oaly on a much larger scale. Itis
estimated that a hundred new
dwellings will be erected, a num-
Der of which will be very ornate
in design.
There is a good substantial rea'
son for this great impetus to the
building industry. The influx of
people from every section of the
country to vinita, during the past
six months has been remarkable.
They have come quietly and
taken up their residence without
attracting much attention, until
they engaged in some pursuit.
The lack of residence property. /
soon became manifest under the
demand made by these new arriv-
ais, and though new dwellings |
have been erected, continually, |
the supply Of desirable property |
does not yet meet the demand.
The present activity is but a
forerunner Of the future, and it is
safe TO say that Vinita will, within
the near future, experience a
municipal development unequalled
in the history of the country.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-04-10

During q disturbance at the negro
church at Welch last night, a ne
gro named Tom Jones was killed by
Fred Walker, another negro. No
particulars OF the affair have been re-
ceived al the marshal's Office
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-04-10
CH0CTAW SOLD.
Eastern Bankers Purchase Road for
UnknowR Parties.

Announcement has been made
by Edward B. Smith & Co., OF
Philadelphia. that the Choctaw,
Oklahoma & Gulf railroad has
been purchased by Speyer 4 Co.,
bankers of New York.
The price paid was $50 for the
common and $50 for the preferred
both ex-April dividend.
II was not officially announced
for whom Speyer & Co. wss acting.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-04-10

Foley's kidney Cure IL taken in
time affords security from all kidney
and bladder diseasea. For Sale at
Peoples Drug store. DIV
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18
French Criticism of Colt

"But your game Of golf! Oh. yes.
know him. You put on the tune
and red so red as the lngleesh rosbif
You strap your sack
OF bended head sticks on the back Of
Il boy twice az small az the bag.
'He scrape a mud pudding to make
balance leetle white ball. He make
three bad tries to balance him. then
very angry you call loud, -Four
Then you what you call address the
ball, and. my faith. your address some
times Is OF language to make afraid.
"You strike, and the ball find him
self in the bonkaire. You call loud
for the nibelungen stick, and beat the
dust till your partner say. 'Ho' chuck
It, You say--but. my friend, | cx-
cuse myself to repeat what you say.
"Ah, my friend, you are a great ma
tion, but your games-they give me
what you call re hump"
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18
Povcrty's View OF Wealth.

Wealth is only measured by com
parison. A person who is used to rich
es places his estimate of what consti-
tutes fortune" much higher than
does the one who has been poor or in
moderate circumstances.
A woman employed at housecleaning
by family in Cleveland, o.. the other
day told her employer that she had
been working for some time at the
country home of John d. Rockefeller,
with a dozen other women. She was
impressed by the interior decorations
Of the house and especially by the pic
lures.
Why" she said, "Mr. Rockefeller
has lot of pictures. Some of them
have gold frames six inches wide l
guess" she continled, making a careful
mental calculation, that he must have
at least hundred dollars worth of
paintings"
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18
Audrain Circuit Court Docket

FOURTH DAY-TIIURsDAY, SEPT ~.
% J. +. Crawford VS.. Mary Craw-
ford.
2G VIM. A. Atkinson VS.. Alex. Car
ter, Jr.
27 NJ. A. McNcy VS.. II. l.. Barker.
% State cx rel Harrison, Collector,
vs.. Mary j. Dctiene ct al.
20 Same VS.. G.. II. Utterback ct al.
80 Same VS.. Virginia Wilson.
81 Same VS.. Granville White ct al
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, SEPT. 10.
32 C.. ID. Shreve VS.. Mary A. Craw-
ford.
33 Ellen j. Rood ct al VS.. j. +, Jesse,
Administrator.
"a State Of Missouri VS.. Homer Gour-
ley.
80 State ex rel Harrison, Collector,
vS. Lemuel l.. Coots.
80 Same VS.. Lewis Barker.
81 Same vs.. Sarah Provine.
80 Same VS.. Louella Harrison,
SIXTH DAY-sATURDAY SEPT 20.
80 Yancey x FOnville VS.. JOS Max
well ct al.
40 Ada Miller VS.. Neal Johnson et al.
Al l., & A. Scharff VS.. +. M. Green.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18
Franks Played by Lightning.

The British steamer Myrtledene. at
Philadelphia, from MiddlesborO, Eng
land, with cargo of pig iron, had. ac-
cording to its skipper, Capt. Gule, p
terrifying experience while crossing
the Atlantic. All sorts OF bad weather
beat the ship but the thing that will
live longest in the memory of the crew
will be the wild pranks that electricity
played with it, the fire balls leaping
all over the rigging and making the
sailors believe the day of doom had
arrived. Capt. Yule declared that not
only did the fire balls play about the
steamer, but they appeared shooting
about the sea until the chief mate.
who was on the bridge at the time.
was confident that the ship was sur
rounded by feet of vessels. The
Myrtledene is steel screw vessel
schooner-rigged, and there was not
a mast on which the electric balls Of
fire did not rest and plunge down.
This ocurrced almost in midocean.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

~ State ex rel Harrison, Collector,
VS. j. L. Smith ct al.
43 Same VS. James S. TombS ct al,
A Same VS.. Louisa b. Lakeland ct al,
A. Same VS.. II. +. Woodward ct al.
SEVENTH MONDAY, sEI'r, -
iG A. X. Yancey ct al VS.. American
Surety Co. ct al.
A. w. ID. Fonville, Admr, VS., Joseph
Maxwell.
4S Cunningham and Casper, rcspon'
dents, VS.. Frank Bradcn, appel,
lent.
40 State cx rel Harrison, collector,
VS.. VIM. b. Langford.
30 State ex rel Harrison, collector,
VS.. J. w. Stevens ct al
81 State ex rel Harrison, collector,
VS., j. !. Kirkland.
EIGHTH DAY-TUEsDAY, SEPT. y.
80 Arthur Baxter by curator VS.. st,
Louis Transit Co.
81 MOllic Sparks VS.. A. &. Hit.
"a State cX rel Harrison, collector,
VS.. Celia Baker
50 State ex rel Harrison, collector,
VS. Eliza NJ. Smith.
80 State ex rel Harrison, collector,
VS.. Eta Kline.
81 State ex rel Harrison, collector,
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18
ONLY Eleven Kinds.

Speaking about the many kinds OF
climate to be found in California with
in small area" said the Philadelphia
man, Il had an instance of it a few
months ago. l was visiting a friend
on fruit farm, and | went out one
morning where he was at work on a
shed and soon felt cold. He noticed
me shiver and asked what was the
matter
THE air feels bit winterish, l re-
pied.
"Oh, see. Better walk over to that
tree
Il walked over and found such a
rise of temperature that l was mop
ping my brow inside Of five minutes.
He noticed it and said:
"I think got stuck in buying this
place. The seller warranted sixteen
sorts of temperature within mile
of the house, but can't make out only
eleven"
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18
A Missing Adjective.

What Artemus Ward would have
described as a high handed outrage in
Utica was perpctrated recently. the
victim being gentleman who prided
himself on his grip OF the English Ian
guage. A tacherous friend induced
him to undertake to name four adjec-
tives ending In "dous."
why" began the expert cheerfully.
hazardous, stupendous, tremendous. I"
AT this point he stopped to think. He
Is still thinking. To the three certain
ly three more may be added-jeopard-
Gus, pteropodous, and nefandous-
though the third is obsolete, as well as
ugly and unnecessary. Some six
more have been suggested. but they
find inadequate support In the latest
dictionaries
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18
Princeton Preachers.

The senior class of the Princeton
Theological Seminary, which was
graduated or May 6, was in many re-
spccts one of the most remarkable
classes that has been graduated from
that institution since it WIS founded,
ninety years Of age says the New York
Tribune. The class numbered forty
four members, more than a third of
whom will take up their life work in
the cause Of home or foreign missions.
Champions of the gridiron and dia-
mond. of chess and checkers, debaters
ard preachers of no mean ability are
to be found among these young "men
of the cloth" Two OF them are mar
ried and twenty-One are engaged to be
married, There is one colored man
and one Japanese in the group.
Twcnty-eight colleges and eighteen
states are represented by them.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18
STILL oLINo TO ANCIENT WORKS
Singular Persistence of Rail Fence and
Dugout Canoe.

Dugout Canoe.
One Of the remarkable features of
country life in America is the singular
persistence of the rail fence and the
dugout canoe. No matter how thick
how lang it may have been settled.
these two survivors Of early settle
ment linger on as stubbornly as ever.
To-day, in the thickest settled part
of New England and New York, the
rail fence is met with, while the shad
rivers and Chesapeake bay, on the
banks of which the first English set
Elements in America were established,
still manufacture and employ the old
dugout canoe in making the rounds OF
the shad nets.
The dugout canoe Is the simplest
and most primitive water craft known,
and was used by prehistoric man, both
in this country, Europe and Asia. 1t
is made out of log of wood by trim
proportions Of boat, and by dig
ging out" the inside with an adze and
by the aid of fire. The Potomac river
dugout is to-day pretty much the same
as it was in the days of Powhattan
and differs from the general run of
dugout canoes in the absence of a
curved bow and stern, and in having
rather high sides, which rise to a sum-
nit from either end of the boat, be-
ing highest in the middle, where the
seat is placed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18
IN MExICO.

j. V. Williams is in Pennsylva-
MIA on business.
Miss Sarah Green is visiting rel
atives in Kansas City.
Miss Edna Ellis of Molino is Il
pupil in our high school.
Robert Barnett has moved his
family to Kansas City, Kan.
j. b. Botkin is greatly improv-
ing his residence property.
l.. Y. Shootman put the Court
House yard in fine shape last week.
Silas Martin, late of the Globe
Hotel, bas moved his family back
to Rush Hill.
A. G. Turner has sold his fine
farm just southwest of the city.
He gets $50 an acre.
f. Hughes and wife are home
from Oklahoma. Mr.. Hughes did
not like that country.
Miss Ollie Threlkeld is home
from Colorado, where she had been
doing stenographer work.
Miss Ethel Snidow will attend
school at Fulton thru the coming
year again. She graduates next
spring.
Miss Ethel Mckinney, after a
pleasant visit to Mrs. Porter Greg
DRY here, returned to her home at
ElrenO, Ok, this week.
Rev. r. d. Chinn of Vandalia
performed IL marriage ceremony at
the home of j. V. Williams in this
city last Wednesda; Daniel Nation
and Mrs. Cora Branstetter, both
of Nandalia, were the contracting
parties.
The district w. c. 7. U. con-
vention was held at the M. E.
church in this city last week. A
very instructive and interesting
program was carrird out. Miss
Permelia Mahan, the district pres
ident, presided.
The remains of Joseph Sanford,
killed in a coal mine at Nandalia
last week, were brought to this
city Saturday and taken to New
Hope for interment. The funeral
was under the auspices Of the Odd
Fellows fraternity.
Miss Ella Harrison, whose home
was in this city, died of consump-
ton at Littleton, Colorado, last
Thursday. The remains were
brought to this city for interment.
The funeral service was conducted
by Rev. w. A. Hanna. Miss Har-
rison was an excellent young wom-
an and beloved by all.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

The fine new barn on the farm
belonging to the Francis McDon-
aid heirs, between Centralia and
Rowena, was burned by lightning
IA few days ago. The contents and
four horses also lost, The total
loss was about $1,000. There
was $400 insurance on the build
ing in the Farmers & LabOrers
Fire Association of this city.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18
One of Reeds Retorts.

mo matter what you may say" de-
clared Representative Babcock of Wis
consin, to Chairman Payne of the
ways and means committee, according
to Leslie's Weekly, when they were
discussing the Babcock proposition to
put all steel products on the free list,
Il am right, and | know it, and whe n
IA man is right he is in the majority"
Just So" replied Payne, but you
remember that Tom Reed used to
say, God and one make a majority,
but many martyr has been burned
at the stake while the votes we're be-
ing counted"
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18
AStrn sNsd tie C.si,te-

A curious checE "a ;. 49, e =
cashier OF one Of t. 1885,.
banks recently. This chech. ".
was for $40, was made payable to e.
sweetest of the sweet" and was pre-
sented to the cashier in the usual way
The cashier, naturally startled by tn,
unusual expression of the body OF the
check. asked in Innocence: Who is
the sweetest of the sweet?'" Il am -
replied the lady. kindly indorse In
that way said the cashier. She did.
And. as her husbands account war
rapted it, for. like prudent man, he
had not overdrawn it, "the sweetest
OF the sweet" received her money.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18
NUMBER 40
VS. Walker Lillard.

VS. Walker Lillard.
NINTH DAY-wEDNESDAY, SET ~.
SO Green Clay VS.. Lakenan 4 l. rnes.
so j. M. Beagles VS.. Mary b. Bea-
giles.
90 State ex Irel Harrison, collector,
VS.. Mary Nickens.
81 State ex rel Harrison, collector,
VS.. Ben Ellis.
62 State ex rel Harrison, collector,
VS.. Hannah Elliston.
TENTH DAY-THURsDAy, SEPT. %.
63 Michigan S. & b. Assn. VS.. Sudie
NJ. Cornett.
"a M. f. Crawford, respondent, VS..
Mrs. f. Galloway, appellent.
80 City of Mexico, respondent VS..
Simon Spurs, appellent.
66 State ex rel Harrison, collector,
VS.. Mary Brown.
81 State eX rel Harrison, collector,
VS.. John L. Hoffman.
6S state ex rel Harrison, collector,
VS.. II. b. IIammett.
ELEVENTH DAY-FRiDAY, SEPT. 26.
go Frances portuchcck VS.. Wabash
II. II. Co.
70 Wabash r. r. Co. VS.. J. b. Bot
kin.
II Wabash II. II. Co. VS. +. W. Coats
worth.
- Wabash II. II. Co. VS.. John and
Flora Simpson.
73 State cX rel Harrison, collector,
VS.. E. J. Marshall
"A State ex rel Harrison, collector,
VS.. Lawrence Kellett.
TWELFTH DAY-sATURDAY, sErr. 81.
IS G., G. Gheen Leaf Tobacco Co. VS..
G. ID. Stickley.
76 Ira NJ. CObe VS.. John II. Ricketts,.
II Ira NJ. Cobe VS.. f. II. Carter.
TS State cx rel Harrison, collector,
VS.. Walker Lillard
~ State cX rel Harrison, collector,
VS.. W. X. Potts.
so State cx rel Harrison, collector,
VS.. Martin Schwarz
riIIRTEENTH DAv--MONDAY, SEPT. %.
81 State cx rel G. Cardwcll VS.. VIM.
Stuart ct al.
81 City Of Mexico, respondent, vs..
Latney Barnes appellcnt.
s3 City Of Mexico, respondent, VS..
Chas. Walker, appcllent.
81 State Of Missouri, respondent, VS..
Jott Shepherd, appellcnt.
~ M. l.. Johns VS.. Henry Adkins.
FOURTEENTH DAY TUESDAY, sEir.3O.
SO Chas Helm VS.. Chicago & Alton
Ry. Co,
81 A. +. Brown VS.. Chicago & Alton
Ry. Co.
80 Morrison Lakeland VS.. Chicago &
Alton Ry. Co.
SO &. +. lIouchinS VS.. Chicago 4 Al
ton Ry. Co.
30 James Wilson by next friend vs..
Chicago x Alton Ry. Co.
~ ID. 9. oAen ct al, respondent, vs..
Chicago * Alton Ry. Co, appel
lent.
FIFTEENTH "WEDNESDAY, OCT. |.
" John J. Bradley VS.. The Phoenix
InS Co
93 luln J, Bradley VS. German Amer
lean lnS. co.
~ John j. Bradley vs.. Milwaukee
Mechanics lnS. Co.
% Nancy j. Howe VS.. City Of Mex
leo.
RETURN DOCKET.
96 NJ. II. Paisley by next friend VS..
the inhabitants Of the village Of
Rush Hin.
~ State eX rel Harrison, collector,
vs.. Jasper Bell
~ Richard c. Norris vs.. Margaret
Norris
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

j Nj: Nickels of the Black Flag
rode up from st. Louis the other
day with cousin of the MESSAGE
editor, Mr.. John s. Morris, Il con
tractor and builder of Aurora, In
diana. He was on his way to Polk
and Custer counties, Neb., where
he will visit relatives.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

Robert Barnett now gets the
MESSAGE at 81 Garfield Ave. :,
Kansas City, Kansas, where he
has a position in ii lage wholesale
house.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18
The Bryan Free Silver Club held

The Bryan Free Silver Club held
a meeting last week and changed
its name to the Mexico Democratic
Club. The new officers are: h.
d. Rodgers, president; Il. M.
White, first vice president; Dr.
Robt. w. Berrey, second vice pres
ident; &. M. Basket, secretary;
j. c. Bassford, treasurer; Sidney
James, sergeant-at-ar arms.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

Samuel, the little six months
old son of County Attorney II. l..
Buckley, died at Littleton, Colora-
do, last week where Mrs. Buckley
was visiting for the benefit of her
health. The parents were both at
the child's bedside. The inter-
ment was at Littleton.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

Dick Notions parrot is dead
The bird was 30 years old. Dick
himself is the bird who won heads
in Tipping Il dollar for the nomin-
alton for Congress once upon a
time-remember' Then in '96 he
tiipped--now herds with the Re-
publicans.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

Rails county had a legal hang
ing last Friday, the first in many
years. Jesse johnson, il negro,
paid the penalty for numbering
p. Nj. McRae. The same trap
was used in hanging Johnson that
was used in hanging Taylor, who
murdered the Meeks family at Car
rolltOn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

Joseph Sanford, formerly of
this city, was killed by fall of
slate in Il coal mine at Vandalia
last Thursday. He was aged 45
and leaves wife and five children.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

Philip Shire, the jolliest man on
Prairie Lea, gladdened this sane
tum with a business call last Sat
urday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

ellis Wilson, near Thompson,
has twin boys three years old and
they think great deal of their
good friend John w. Atchion.
They brought Mr.. Atchison a
watermelon last week that weighed
just 30I pounds.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

Abe Larimore, south of Mexico,
sold his large farm last week. He
gets $26, 500.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

Mrs. j. ID. Worley and daugh-
ter, Miss Bette, and Miss Powell
of Molino paid the MESSAGE a bus
mess call last Saturday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

The Mexico Democratic Club
stands on the Kansas City plat
form all right.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

J II. Gelvin, as agent, last
week, sold f.. o. Snedeker's 126
acre farm, south of Laddonia, to
an Iowa man for 81 40.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

Miss Bette Worley, 1918 Wash.
Ave, st. Louis, is new reader
of the MESSAGE.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

Circuit Court is in session. No
petit jury this week, but, as per
the late regime, they'll be on hands
next week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

John Allen, formerly of this city,
is Il nurse in the asylum for the in
sane at Fulton.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

a new 36 inch vein of coal has
been struck at Martinsburg at a
depth of 10J feet.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

The City Council has adopted a
resolution ordering street paving.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

Herbert Middleton of MolinO is
attending school in Columbia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18

John Guthrie is attending Will
liam Jewell College.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-09-18
|, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1S, 1902.


Here $ his little roundabout -
Turn the pockets inside out. u
See; his penknife lost to use, Y;
Rusted shut with apple juice; Yj
Here with marbles, top and string 70
Is his deadly "devl sling" ~
With its rubber limp at last, ~
AS the sparows of the past! Vi
Beeswax-buckes--lea straps VI
Bullets, and n box of caps VI
Not thing mt ALL guess ~
But betrays some waywardness-- 70
Fen these tickets, blue and red III
For the Bible verses said ~
Such as this his memory kept u
Jesus wept" YS
Here a fishing hook and line, -
Tangled up with wire and twne, I'll
And dead angle worms, and ID
Slugs of lead and chewing gum. 81
Here's powder in quill, 81
Corked up with liver pill; II
And spongy little chunk "
OF punk q
Here's the little coat, but O! Y,
Where is he we've censured sol vi
Don't you hear calling, deart VI
Back! come back and never fear e
You may wander where you WILL "
Over orchard field and hill; q
You may kill the birds or do u
Anything that pleases YOU! n
All this empty coat of his! II
Every latter worth kiss; n
Every stain pure instead y
AS the white stars overhcad; u
And the pockets, homes they I,
Of the little hands that play II
Now but absent, thus Il
Bcckon
james WhitcOmb Riley. II
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-10
OlNKELSPlELERS.

No man UT g0Ot taste will stob to spe
IL dare a microbe in Il kiss.
Be sure you vas right, den ven,
ahead-if you hat der price.
Lives uf great men all remind us dot
dare is nudding bidding mitoud ged-
ding rich fairst.
Nimmen may be flirts, but, tank
heaven. dey doar'd brag aboud id like
dem male ( goo givers.
Der man II can drink visky und led
ii alone is der same man dot later on
';n sdill drink id, bud cannod led id
alone
WA Ut der worlds mysteries is dot
care has hcfer yet been inwentioncd
der fireman dot can eggtingush der
spark uf love.
Der world has always a Welcome, hab-
by smile for der man dot displays
much sreenhacks vile gedding nickel
to pay his car fare.
Der man dot makes his wife work
herself to death to ged some pin money
is der same man dot buys her tomb
stone nit der pin money.
Vun great rule uf life is dis: Remem-
per vile you vas fooling some peoples
udder peoples vas fooling you.--George
Y. Hobart IL New York Journal.