New-York tribune., 1902-05-14
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.Ioalon Post.
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rH- tarn of SOM. M.u.h.uS,u that two Haur.~.-
ing towns r.ru-1 tatIur..- and pamru" have I..~t
h.,u ururturar,I .u -,r.t.'.D
"Woaa,r w..r makes th.m trolley mrs eo""
Wu-,i Mrs Reuben Na..l-h. 20 reckon, r,-
rurI her husband. .tt must Doe, ~ at th,y cali wire
a,""r .'hlad.luaa, I,..ord
"It is seldom" says ~ru, K,uu,t,, Journal"
~ sr,ahlur of unusual names. that hr supreme
Court ~ this state has been asked 70 MAX"
change, M.lu- people who possess uu5sual names
seem perfectly cuutrat,d To- keep them. For is-
Stance, ,u, of tn, best known summer resorts
along the ,past haas Miss Daisy Peach for q,
permanent resident Th'u there is tn" celebrated
Miss Birdie l;uJ. of I:tH Think now mortified
Bath people general would feel II Miss E.d
should succeed i'm having the court change her
first nam" from Birdie to Mary JAM. for instance.
cor Jeru-ha. But fortunately, Ais Bud has
such ut.uuuu- I<, been Birdie tor T., ,ast
chapter sh, c,uad,d to one of her friends only
frW days ago. Mis- Bud failed To- mention
whether or NOT she contemplated any chang, fra
her last utu". Judging from what is known of
Bath girls over i'm this vicinity. however. it seems
more than likely"
"Now, then said tLc heavy villain. having
perfected our conspiracy. Ne must TAX, care that
"Why rot let the plot thIclcne" suggested tho
low comedian from hI4 place OF ,oucrlIuout
H'hiladrlphIA Record
Jerome g.. KnowIton. professor of law in the
University OF Michigan, tolls story OF the tim,
when United States senator Quarlcs Of Wiscou
sin. Wa student. one morning Quarcs went to
his class 'n chemistry without having studied his
lesson. The chemistry professor asked tho stu
dents To re,ite TIN. order in which thcv were.
seated, and Uuar,s hid behind a youth Of massive,
frame Eat The professor knew he was there. and
"h"" 1t came To his the old gentleman called
out i" " shriu tone. "lyuarI,s your ears are too
long To- hid" there
VOL, iIaGI Linz Why is IT, asked tho fox that
'..ii .'".' look s" Eaunt'
q, ~ "a" "h account of the business I'm I'm 90 TO
IIl'u I'm @ilr VOL. ~ always hav" 10 keep from m, !
r,HH'I' nothing left I'm the house To eat.
stranr" case Is that Of Airs Mary F,lvtra Gil
''Si'' VINO at III" age Of eirhty-four mas tust been
admitted t" hospital i'm Denver She ia ,b
Ho'"'r 'I 'hir'y-seven children. including fifteen
seiS "t t"lns hut an have drifted away from her /
anu ''' N''""S not III" address of one of them
t,iAs 'ge daf @t Protest Dis water cure Is some
inr Mibe SiiI 10 b" stopped. explained Meander-
@ AIio" what II is ." asked Flooding pete
iaiI fffee1 min been froo it | hadn't been in |
t4th''-C VashinafTaT, 9Ttore Sre dey made take a