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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-18
YEARS WORK OF
P, W. & 3. R. R.

Stockholders Decide to Increase Capital
Stock of the Company Directors Elect
ed for Ensuing Year.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
timore Railroad Company was held Mon
day. In addition to approving of the an
nual report of the board of directors. the
stockholders accepted the new constitu-
tons of Pennsylvania and Delaware, and
authorized the increase in the capital
stock from $11, S19,350 to S19,S19,35O
The annual reports showed that the
total gross earnings were S11 sos, 649. O3,
an increase of S4S4, 117.23 over the pre-
vious year. The increase in earnings
from freight traffic was 500, 3S6. 81
from passenger traffic, S246, S54. 10; from
express traffic, S31 ,S2660: from trans
portation of mails. S7,199.1O, and rents.
Sl.G92.12. There was a decrease of &c.
l42.50 in the earnings from miscellan-
c0uS sources.
The gross expenses were SS.O59. 81 10,
an increase of $21O.941 60. There was Il
decrease of 500. in the expenses
for maintenance of equipment: S232
G2I.32 for conducting transportation and
o,GI5.l2 for general expenses.
The net earnings were So. T4S, S01 .33,
an increase of S213.175.G3 over 1900
To the net earnings there should be add
ed SGl2,6OO.55. from interest on invest
mcnts and interest from branch and other
roads for use of equipment. which will
make the gross income Sl.3G1 ,t01 So
which is an increase of $266. 2S3 50
From the gross income there must be de-
Quoted S2,O12 655.62 for interest. rentals.
leased roads. etc. which makes the net
Income S2,2SS. 1926. an increase of
S5II.Ii3.SU. From the net income there
must be deducted the dividends amount
ing to SS27,35i.5O, and sundry amounts
charged off during the year. aggrcGating
$:I:i.3:;O.39, making the balance to the
credit of profit and loss $3.596.2O0.lI.
During the year the freight tonnage
was lO1Gl."52. an increase of | .226.906
over 1900. There were 9.lTS lO7 passSpn-
gers carried, IN increase of iJD.291 Six
old engines We're withdrawn from service
and replaced by new standard power.
and five engines We're added to the equip
ment. Twenty-three passenger coaches
of standard design and ia freight cars
were built to replace similar cars sold or
destroyed and three cabin cars T"rc add
ed to the regular equipment
The following directors were elected
a. ]. CasSatt, William Sellers, John =.
Green, Edward Lloyd, f. Tatnall War
ner, German ii. Hunt, II. Parker Short
ridge, Preston Lee. John Cassels. Chas.
Il. Pugh, William Ii. Harness. $. Ii. Pre-
vost, Samuel Rca, Christian c. Fcbiger,
William a. Patton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-18

William Evans. the station agent of
the F., w. & Il. station. ut Newark
Del, has been appointed express agent to
succeed j. c. Shivler, deceased. Mr..
Evans has been agent 1T the j'cmnStl-
vania station since the retirement of Mr..
Shivlcr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-18

-Gcorgc w. Bilcs X Son will discon-
tinue their warehouse huSinr ut Sin.
scrly. and devote all their attention to
their Providence stand. where Il new
building 1OOX2O feet will be erected.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-18

Revival services were begun in the
Elkton NJ. f. Church, on Monday even
ing, i'll charge of the pastor, Rev II. X.
Stephenson.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-20
A Ston Flood.

President Robert G. Morris Of the,
New York Republican county COM
mittee has been pestered almost be-
yond endurance with offceseekers
who want him to use his influence
to get them placed with the new adj
ministration. To secure some relief
he wrote to the Republican district
leaders requesting them not to send
any Of their constituents to him, but
to recommend to him such as they,
were most DESTROYS of having ap-
pointed, and he would see what
could be done. One of the district
leaders to whom he sent his request
replied as follows: .
'sYo our request reminds me of the
story I used to read as a child Of
the little Dutch boy who, discover
ing hole in one Of the dams of
Holland, thrust his body into it and
thus saved Holland from inunda-
ton. If you knew what I have done
to keep back the flood of oficeseek-
ers from you, I know you would
thank me, and perhaps you would
thank God. New York Times. !
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-20
NeWfOlden.

Feb. Is. H. Grodeland, farmer
from Otter Tail county, has been up
here visiting, and while here he held
quite a few meetings, which were
we'll attended.
Rev. H. S. Chilgren, of Englund,
held services at Ed. Wilson'S last
Friday, and at N. Johnson's on Sun.
day. Both were we'll attended.
Chas. Johnson has sold his farm tc
D. B. Bake, and is intending to &C
back to Minneapolis, as he thinks he
is tired of farming.
Nels Anderson made business trip
to Thief River Falls last Thursday.
Miss Louise and Signe swenson
will leave for Crookston this week.
We hope they will have good time,
but we are sorry anyway they are 60
ing to leave. Come back
Our County Commissioner j. M
Schie left yesterday for Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Anderson and Mr..
E. Nilsson and family were visitors OF
the Gibson Bros, of New Maine, last
Sunday and Monday.
Say, John don't get too often
around that girl by the river, as l
would just as, soon go there myself.
Mrs. J. Howe left a few days ago
for Warren to visit her parents living
there.
The wedding Of B. J. Bake to
Miss May Berg was held at the resi-
dence Of D. B. Bake in Thief River
Falls, Sunday, Feb. 9th. There were
many guests. Supper was served
two times in the evening, and all had
a good time.
John Stoke and Pete Benson came
down from the woods last Saturday
P. H. Anderson was visitor at L.
Swenson's last Sunday. What can
Pere have on his mind?
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-20
The Slayton Jubilee Singers.

Notwithstanding the strong COM
ter attraction of last evening, the
spacious Lyceum was packed from
top to bottom. Every seat on the
floor, in the boxes, balconies, and
even on the stage was occupied. The
entertainment wasfurnished by Stay
toms Jubilee Singers, nine in number,
and if one can judge by the applause
and number OF encores demanded,
the company was very successful.
The program was rendered with en-
thusiasm and the dash and swing
characteristic OF colored singers. A
number Of the selections were of a
humorous character and the promise
OF "Fun and Melody by the Acre. as
announced on theprogram, was fully
kept.-Rochester IN. " Paper. At
opera house, Monday, March 8.
The old Washington Hall was filled
to it's utmost capacity last night to
welcome the Jubilee Singers. The
singing was excellent in every parti-
cular. Each number was followed by
hearty applause and in some in
stances the encores were so numerous
and persistent that it seemed as if
the audience was loath to let the
singers go.-The Watertown On. "
Daily Standard. At Warren March 3.
Note and receipt blanks for sale at
the SHEAr Office.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-20
CONDENSED STORIES.
In the Days When William J. Bryan
Wasn't So Well Known.

W 0oII " wei bNbO"us
Bryan told me good story upon
himself last summer" remarked
Representative Shafroth Of Colora-
do. Gle said that when he began.
his political career he stumped Ne
braska against the Republican can
didate for governor: He uttered all
manner Of harsh things against the
Republican nominee and felt that il
he should ever meet him it would
be embarrassing. After the cam
paign was over Bryan accepted an
invitation to make an address at
Omaha. He was somewhat discon-
certed when he saw the governor OLE
the platform and dreaded meeting
the man whom he had SO savagely
denounced The chairman of the
committee on programme introduc
ed the singers and speakers to the
governor, who in turn presented
them to the audience.
=" Introduce William j. Bryan
suggested the chairman to the gov
ernor when Bryan's turn came.
4 have the honor said the gov
ernor, to present to you Mr.. VII
liam J. Bryan
'SThe governor paused. He did
not seem to know what to say next.
Then he leaned over to Bryan. Are
you singer or speaker?' he asked.
4 speak, said Bryan. ! I
-" who will now make an ad-
Dress added the governor as he
again faced the audience with an
air Of relief.
'The governor afterward told
Bryan that he had never heard OF
him or Of the speeches which Bry--
an thought had stirred the entire
| state.''
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-20

day, Friday and Saturday, in the
High school room OF this city.
Dr.. r, p Frank, the popular
Warren veterinary surgeon, was in
town today. Dr.. Frank has been
recently elected Vice President of the
Minnesota State Veterinary Associa-
ton.
I. Mork, the popular clerk of dist
riot court, came up from Warren
yesterday and was calling on his
friends. His progress in the study
OF French is highly fattering.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-20
ECkvOll.

Well we'll, what a nice winter we
have had.
The wolves are plentiful around
here now, as nearly every day one or
two are seen. But they are hard to
get. One was seen running with a
trap on his foot last week. 1t was
reported later that he was caught
near Vega.
Henry Nelson, has received a copy
OF the Atlas of Marshall County, for
which he is agent. This is a val
liable book, and should be in every
household. There is a map of every
town which shows where every
farm owner is located, and in the
back part OF the book are the names
and addresses. The price is so low
that any body can afford to buy it.
The book is worth more alone than
the price asked for the SHEAF one
year and the book. Ask him to see
the book, and you will surely want
one.
G. E. Knutson, is to saw $4,000
feet Of lumber for A.. G.. Rhinehart
this winter. And about 10000
more for others.
Mrs. C. E. Knutson received word
from New Maine last week that her
mother Mrs. Kitil Lillegard, was
dead, so Mr.. and Mrs. Knutson went
out there last Friday to be present
at the funeral. Mrs. Lillegard leaves
husband and five children to mourn
her loss.
Melvin Knutson has sold his
timber land to Nicholson, Bros,
price unknown.
& n. II. Kallock is back from his
Slain in Roseau County.
A son of Mr.. Hotties was reported
to have died OF the fever, but that is
not true, as he is still alive.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-20
FOldahl

A number Of young people met at A.
Johnson's Sunday, a good time was
reported.
The temperance people had their
meeting at the church again last
Saturday; ten new members were en-
rolled.
Misses Alma Bergstrom Agnes
Philstrom, Hannah Munson and
Carrie Dahlin went to Warren last
week.
Mr.. 7. Hagen is chopping wood
for III. Dahl.
Mr.. r. Olson took load Of wood
to Argyle Saturday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-20
GatZke

School at the Gatzke school house
has been suspended for time on ac-
count OF a small pox epidemic sup
posed to be visiting this community.
A new post office has just been or
ganized at Thief Lake, name John
stad, with J. Larson as postmaster.
G. Berg at Ware is erecting a large
house on his claim, he is also going
to get married in the near future.
'"That's the stuff, Carl p
Olof and Herman Rund has left for
the woods hunt up some dry cedar
logs.
Thief Lake can boast of having
four stores, four post offices, saw
mills and a canvassing United States
commissioner. Probably next will
be the prominent Thief Laker, board
ing his newly invented air machine
on a cruise to the moon.
A petition has been circulated by
United States commissioner Clark. in
his own behalf against the charges
made against him, as having done
fraudulent land office business bv
working up contest cases with the
idea OF reaping a vast harvest for
himself.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-20
West Valley.
where.

Feb.17 The meeting held by Ex.
celsior Temperance Society Sunday
evening last was we'll attended, and
the program rendered contained
some choice selections, the CHIEF
number being an address by Rev.
Nels Lind. A recita ton by Robert
Engelstad is also worthy of praise.
AS for the next meeting the society
decided to have a sociable for the
benefit Of it's library which needs a
book case and also an enlargement
of it's book collection. Said sociable
will be held at 3, 0. Hjelle's place
Friday, the 9TH day OF March, 1902,
at Z O'Clock p. m, All are welcome to
attend it.
The school in the north eastern
part of the district in charge OF
Robert Engelstad, teacher, will be
finished this week.
Miss Ottine Rookie, who is teaching
school in town OF Lincoln, made a
visit at her home about Sunday last.
Miss Elline Dyrud, Of New Solum,
is staying at her uncle 0. P. Dyrud's
place.
Rev. Nels Lind, and his sister, Miss
Christina Lind, Of Wilkin County,
are here visiting relatives and ac-
quaintances. They came up last
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-20

Argyle teams left here this morning
on their way home loaded with lum-
Der; one had 400 the other 1900
feet; came down from Klondike yes
terday.
John Osterberg went to Thief Riv-
er Falls yesterday.
August Anderson went to Warren
this week.
Erick Peterson came home from
Mud Lake last uight with load OF
lumber.
Otto Anderson came home from
White Clond yesterday with a load
Of posts.
Fred Peachey went up to Kion.
dixie this week.
julius Hanson came down from
Moose River the first of the week
from his lumber camp where he been
ali winter; he returned on Thursday
Tr. SERVER, from Como, made us a
pleasant call a few days since.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-20
Englund.

At last we have got snow enough
for sleighing, and everybody is en-
joying the pleasant sleigh rides.
j. Stromer, who has been in the
hospital at Warren, returned home
on Wednesday of last week. We
are sorry to learn that he has not
improved very much in his health
during his absence OF about two
weeks.
0. Stromlund called at Toquist's
on Friday evening OF last week
J. Paulson and his two sons, John
and Mike, attended a meeting held
in town OF Lincoln on Friday last.
+. G. Stromgren is the recipient OF
an Atlas and Directory OF Marshall
county, and it really is 'a beauty
beyond compare and a book
that everybody should have copy
of. 1t shows the location OF every
school, postoftice and church in the
county, and also where every land
owner lives. l would suggest that
every resident OF Marshall county,
and every person travelling in the
county, should have one, so send in
your order for one to j. P. Madison,
one and all.
Andrew Rasmussen, OF the east end
and Della johnson, Mrs. Quarn-
strom, John Stromer and Solomon
Stromlund, OF the west end, were all
callers at the parsonage here on Sun
day afternoon.
Rev. H. S. Chilgren left for Red
wing, Mimi, on Monday to attend
the annual meeting OF the Minnesota
conference Of the Swedish Lutheran
Augustana synod to be held there
this year, commencing Tuesday, the
18th OF February. M. Person, OF
Augsburg, accompanied him as dele
gate from the Salem congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Toquist visited
at P. Nelson's on Saturday..
Miss Carrie Norborg, who has been
visiting here with friends and old
aequaintances for some time, left on
Monday former home in Minneapolis.
We all hope that she will be back
again in the near future.
John Lindstrom got very sick Sun.
day morning, but he recovered just
as soon as it was too late to go to
church, and consequently he was
well enough to go to Stephen on
Monday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-20
Snake

Victor Pi]gren and Bernard Sun.
din have arrived from their extend.
cd visit to Warroad, Rainy Lake
and Winnipeg. They reported a fine
trip and they will soon go back to
take homesteads and stay perman-
entity.
Our sheep skin tanner Halvor
Olson has completed his work for
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-20
SAVING His Chance.

Alfred G.. Vanderbilt was stand
ing in the corridor of the Waldorf
Astoria the other day, waiting for
telephone connection, when a
'sboundera came up to him and said J:
T, 81 say, Vanderbilt, / have a jolly
good tip on the second race at Nor
ris park this afternoon. Don't You
want to make hazard with me to
get some bookmaker's money!"
II can't afford it" replied the.
possessor Of $4O,O00,O00 or $50, OOO,-
600. I'm saving up to buy new.
automobile, and / can't take any
chances gambling" New York
Times.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-20
REAL ESTATE CONVEYANCES
Reported by Andr. Melgaard, Officia,
Abstracter of rlarshall County.

ADstracter OF Tlarshall County.
August HARRISON to L. Henderson,
SEX sec. 12-155-47. $500.
st. Paul NJ. & M. Ry. Co. to Jozef
Szczepaniak, eH neH see. 1-15S-48.
$64O.56.
Hans L. Melgaard to Brayton S.
Buckingham, wKlot Is, blk 5, Argyle
Andrew ohnson to August EdIund
and John Edlund, lot 5 sec. 29-l5S-
$50. $500.
Ben Penturen to Emil CLANS, SEX
bsec. 20-156-46. $4,000.
Emil CLANS to j. H. Bolton, all of
lot and IS feet off north side of lot
2, blk 10, Warren.
st. Paul NJ. & M. Ry. Co. to Libbie
Mark, lot 8, blk 6, Stephen.
John Person to Fred w. Flanders,
eh neA sec. 17-155-49.
St. Paul NJ. & NJ. ny. Co. to Charles
Jose, lot -, blk II, Argyle. $75.
I Harry L. Wood to Ole K. Rodseth,
neA sec. 2S-156-45. $115O.
Ole K. Rodseth to Harry L. Wood,
blk is and part OF blk 10, II. & b.
Add. $115O.
Lewis 81. Brosemer to Emma Dow
dell, eA nwK and lots 1 and 2, sec.
1S-155-46. $4,000,
| US. to Henry j. Roller, sH OF the
nA sec. 27-155-41.
! .. S. to Johan Dommer, swA sec.
27-155-4l.
U. S. to Carl Klockman ann, SEX sec.
2S-155-41.
State of Minnesota to A. M. Ran
ney, neA SEX sec. 36-156-46. $500.
A. NJ. Ranney to W. A. Mcintosh,
neA SEX sec. 36-156-46. $195.75.
State of Minnesota to A. M. Ran
ney, nwA SEX sec. 36-156-46, $500.
| A. M. Ranney to W. A. Mcintosh,
nwA SEX sec. 36-156-46. $195.75.
! State OF Minnesota to A. M. Ran
ney, swK seA sec. 36-156-46. $500.
A. M. Ranney to W. A. Mcintosh,
swA SEX sec. 36-156 46. $195.75.
| State OF Minnesota to A. NJ. Ran
ney, SEX SEX sec. 36-156-46.. $500.
A. NJ. Ranney to w. A. Mcintosh,
sex SEX sec. 36-156-46. $195,75.
Charles E. Erskine to William
James Bedford, VIZ SEX sec. 9-157-49.
$500.
William J. Bedford to Greeley E.
Carr and c. A. Smith, nwA sec. z
1877 40. $4,000.
William j. Bedford to Greeley E.
Carr and c. A. Smith, eH swA and VIZ
SEX sec. 9-157-49. $4,000.
st. Paul M. & M. Ry. Co. to o. j.
Wolsted, ne4 neA, 81 neA, nH SEX and
SEX SEX sec. 21-155-46. $4,000.
Anton E. Hanson to Nels Thorson,
sK swA and neA swA sec. 32-156-47.
| $24OO.
Elizabeth Egley to James Cook,
swA and neA sec. S-156-47. $6O41.75.
Bina johnson to Markus Hoglund,
SEX sec. 23-155-5O. 5000.
State of Minnesota to John Grove.
SEX SEX sec. 36-156-47. $500.
John Grove to Mrs. Minnie John
son, SEX SEX sec. 36-156-47.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-20
New Elaine.

New Elaine.
Pete johnson shingled his house
this week.
James Taylor and Ed Fish, OF
Warrenton, came up to help c. O..
Taylor build barn on his home
stead.
We hear the report OF the death OF
Mrs. Kittle Sillegard, but hope the
report is not true.
R. Read made a trip to Warren
and vicinity this week. While there
he called on Ed. Fish and John Rue,
and found them a rustling around,
preparing to put in a large crop this
year.
j. S. Rayson and son, w., made
another trip with wood to the Marsh
Grove store.
A. S. Rokke came over to New
Maine after a load OF posts this
week.
Ole Knutson made a filing on a 40
acre tract OF land in this part a few
days ago. Ole Knutson will 90 to
Argyle on business the last of The
week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-20
District Correspondence.

the season, and is having a good
time reading the newspapers.
Nels Markuson and Bernt Christ
hanson have taken a contract to
clear the river from trees and brush.
Farmers along Snake River say they
are compelled to clear the river so as
to let the water into Bigwoods peo-
pie in order to save their own crops
if another flood should come.
Robert Graham arrived from
North Dakota on Thursday accom-
panied by our ferryman.
Erik Brunsell made a visit to W.
E. Woods on Thursday and traded
a COW for a horse.
Peter Swanson, our building con-
tractor, made a business trip to
Warren on Thursday.
John Walberg is busy buying
cattle and trading horses as usual.
c. F. Bjorklund made a business
trip to Snake last Thursday. Prep
aratory to his going to his home in
Thief Lake he bought a span OF
horses.
P. O. Biorklund bought a cow
from the West. Farm and says he is
going into stock raising, as wheat
raising is getting to be more OF a
failure every year.
Oscar Sands, our merchant, made
a trip to Warren on Thursday and
bought home a big load OF mer-
chandise.
A big barn has been built by the
M. W. A. Society, large enough for
ten teams.
The M. W. A masquerade ball at
Snake camp was a success, about
sixty or seventy couples being in
attendance.
Our daily mail is aSsuccess, arriv-
ing every morning. 1t is also deci-
ded that we are to have telephone
line from Warren to Snake, Vega,
Eckvol, Bigwoods, and Fork, Mr..
Swanson, Of Warren will establish it
and the work will begun as soon as
the frost is out of the ground. If we
also could get long distance tele.
phone, we would be so much the
prouder,
Buying farms seems to be the style
nowadays. Many north Dakota
farmers are crossing Red River into
Minnesota and pay big prices. One
quarter section on the river sold fo1
81, 900.
Farmers along Snake river seem
to agree better now than formerly
They have begun to clear up the
town line between Oak Park and
Vega, a distance OF three-fourths of a
mile, which is all heavy timber, and
are going to erect two bridges across
Snake and the big coulee. 1t has
been a bad piece Of road before, right
on the straight line to Grand Forks.
People travelling it after this will not
have to inquire for the road.
Miss Hulda Carlson and Miss
Esther Erickson visited Peter Bjork-
lund's on Thursday The latter is
from Willmar, Mimi, and is niece
OF John Porten, for whom she is now
keeping house.
Erick Brunsell headed for the
county seat to-day (Feb. 49,
Many farmers this winter are haul
ing hay to market, which is baled
and shipped to St. Paul and else.
where.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-20
Ingalls,.

G. j. and Godfred Anderson have
gone to Roseau county to work for
Ed. Bolton in his saw mill.
Sleighing is little better now and
lots of teaming; loads Of posts, poles
and lumber 60 by every day. Two
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-20
Argyle.
From the Banner

From the Banner.
Triton Robertson closed his term
OF school in Holt for a period of one
month on account smallpox.
Six gentlemen and twenty three
ladies took State examination for
teachers certificates on last Thurs
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-20
rR1pPED OVER THE FEET OF YOUNG LADY.

TRlPPED OVER THE FEET OF YOUNG LADY,.
and without giving the Texan a
chance to apologize she delivered q
philippe about his elumsiness.
MADAM" said the congressman
as soon as he got chance, OTIS real
ly your fault. Your feet are SO
small that I didn't see them. You
should get larger ones.''
She forgave him. Washington
Letter.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-20
Flattery as an Apology.

As Representative Lanham OF
Texas entered Washington street
car he tripped over the feet of &
young woman. Her eyes flashed,