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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17
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brinst, iust oieSapaner bdtten mdbreno
elmer 8sidieBun9 itarf bcfefiete Stel=
lungen nit gslagerungsgeidiben be-
febt. Na9 2 Stunben tuaren peri9ie-
hene Der iapanii4en @ei4ibe gum
S6weisen sebra9t.
Der 8eift Der @arniion 1T anbauerno
porsigli9 uno General Stoebel eebt
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mutbi9en. Die Geituna 1T nit Muni.
tion uno 0orrdtben wObl berforst.
Die Minen=6 lotte i'm Safen fann bic
Operntionen bon Sogos 6lotte miriam
binoern.
0pn 9rnnfbeiten III bic 6eftune Der.
idont uno bic Ierlute be; ben forts
taufenoen 9efe9ten finb feinestuees 10
idDer als lie iapanii9e geri9te
f9iloern.
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g t. petersburg, IL. Iug.
Die gsioreniB bes publifums iiber oas
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hoben.
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flaren, fs piHen ebeniopenig als bas
publitum.
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f9waoers lei nad port Nrthur suriid=
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tpeoer beitdtiet nod piberlegt.
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Weloung bini6tli6 zines beutigen
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nidts por.
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ben Greuser 8apan, bic 2anonenboote
unb 3erf6rer, Die i'm 9afen blieben
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fir bic Samilien Der Opfer bis mad
@mpfane eines amtli9en geridts su=
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ten Bort Nrtbur errei9t, finbet eerin=
gen @lauben.
Die Weinung geuinnt an Stdrte.
baB Die idmeren 8erlufte Der porl
artbur GlOtte bic pldne be3isli9 Dec
Dts =8ei9waosrs, bon benz eirt
Sibiion i'm Golf ieselfertig freu3t.
boltommen dnoeri m6gen.
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petersburger Sepside beidlos Der 2ai'
fer Die 3uridbsrufuno bon @eneraI
Stafel6ers, Der bon ben Sapanert1 Be
gafansOw uno Selifu, IA. unb 16,
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bic Ofi3iere beg @3arebitd, In be-
nd9tli4en S9la9t bon 10. fei Ell
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17

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Cine Melouns an Die 86rienseitung,
ponaa f4 bic Sapaner bon 5ai @bene,
Saibi @bao unb SEEM @bmang suriid=
, eesosen, nerbisnt taum @lauben.
Sie Bort Nrt 3 Sage.
Sa bic gbe Goo 8sridts nidts bon
elmer Gortoauer Der 2anbfdmpfe Dor
pOrt Irtbur ertpdbnen, f9lieBt man.
oab bic japan. 8%elaserungs=O peratiO.
men big jebt Obne entsiItise &eiultats
blieben.
Sianai in YIabibolod.
2onopn n, Is. Nud. Na1 elmer
petersbureer 9epei9e melbete elm Gift
sier ieinsr Gamilie, Der &reaser Diana
bon Der port Nrtbur 6lotte lei in
WlabiOOtOd anselanst.
8ereits N ieber | NJ 8 q En-
5uriif d.
BE s o o, Is. Nug. Die ruff
i6en Shife febrtsr ipdter in Den
9afen bon POrt Irtbur 3uriid, Obnt
nit Der japaniiden Slotte 3uiammen
geitrBen gu iein.
PaIlaoa 9eint per-
n i9tet.
SotiO, 10. Iug. @s ideini
fiber, oaB Der ruffi9e 9reu3ec pauaoo
in Der Seeidla9t am 10. torpeooiri
unb in ben @runo sebObrt tuuroe. Sas
Sdif lit ni6t nod port Nrtbur suriid=
setebrt uno man bat nidts mebr bon
linn sebDrt.
8eripdtste 8eri1te bon beridiebenen
S4iHen trehen nod INNER bel Nomi=
raj Sogo Elm.
Die iapanif4en Sorpeooboote uno
3ert6rer madten pdbreno Der Ser
fOlsuns Der ruffi9en 3riegsi6iHe cine
&eibe bon AnsriHen. Gin 3erf0rer
beiddoiste Elm S9if bonn pallaou
Spp; oas S4if sing wabrf6einlit
unter uno ani4einenb iii bic gar3t
8emannuns 9et6btet ober ertrunfen.
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arm t.
Sin to n, 16. Gug. Gin ia-
panii4er 3erf6rer nit benz Momiral
Staosti traf bier elm, Der ben @ouper=
neur BON Siao Chou aufiu9te. @ou-
berneur Sruppel berfi9erte benz Nomi=
raj, ale ruifi4en Sdiffe ieien oisar.
mirt unb bic Mltnition entfernt. Be,
Nomiral fubr barauf auf benz 3erft6.
rer mieber ab, BON ben beutf9er
3riegsi4iHen ialutirt.
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8Orfals eetrOfen. Gin beutide,
2reuser bdlt auberbalb bes Safens
Wa1t.
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elmer Geier 3u gbren bon Mleris, ben
Sobne oes Gaiiers, an. Cine geffrig'
Mrmee= &ebue, Die Sen. &~uropattir
tudbrenb bes &esens in Mnihanibar
abbielt, perlief sntbuf afiid.
Sie Sapaner tehen iebt Mnfbenfbar
i'm Siioolten iebr nabe unb bi. 3rup'
pen bon Sen. 3ahalitd, Der an Is
elm idpsres GdarmiibsI 6atte, finb II
tdsli9er geriibruns nit benz Teino.
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@roBfirit Boris reilt beute Mbenb ab
&uBIanb's protef.
paris, Is. Nu9uf. &uBlanb'!
protef gegeu bic 8erlebung bon @bi
mas 0eutralitdt in @be 600 bur9 bi
Sapaner tpurbe Der &egierung bes Mi
taou bon Der fran36Fiden 8eianot9af
in $ofio ibermittelt. Man ~ertparte
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senbeit.
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formeQe britiide protef gegen bic ge
banolung Der Neutralen wurbe beut
Der ruifiden &%esierung einserei9t.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17

2onopn, IL. gug. Nad Der
Sailn Mail" wuroe Der &reuaer
vNObit" bonn port Mribur 8eidwaoer
pOr Der Strabe bon 8anoiemen seli4=
tet, nod WlabipoftDd fteuerno.
g oforti9e Nbabrt ber=
langt.
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8ensralconful @OOonop beute aus
Sbanaai tabelt. tbeilte Der 9inefide
Soatai benz ruiiiden @eueralconiul
nit, oaB bic bort befinoliden ruifi9en
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lafen ober oisarmiren miiRsn. Ser
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iofort nod ibrer &eparatur abeeben;
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tises @erlaRen ces 9afens..
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empfansen uno wobnte ipdter einem
@Ottesoienfte in Der @atbebrale an;
na9her eri9ienen berfhieoene Nborb=
nuneen, aub bon ben 9ineiif9en @ins
tpobnern.
eine u e n b r n g.
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ObwObI fia bic Melouns iiber Die 3er=
f6runa bes 0laoibofod= @ef9wabers
bsftdtiet, triRt bic pacific MaiI So.
bod feline Msnoeruns betreffs ibrer See
fimmun9en iiber ben 0erfebr mad
Sapan unb Der Wanbf9urei.
Sraht=2aoungen mad ienen @e9en-
ben tuerosn aud peiter auridgewieien.
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m m. 16. Wug. Der
internationale Socialiften= unb @e=
tusrfidafts=@ on9rsB faBte eineu Spm=
patbie=B ei9luB' gu @uniisn Der in @o=
lorabo freitenoen 8srsleute.
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Durham, Natal, Is. Mugu5t.
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tranbet unb 20 perionen an 8orb
ertranten. Sas S9iff purbs sedar=
teri, UNI nod v&riiser's Minionen" gu
iu9en, bic angebli9 nit benz Dampfer
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17

Water unD 9 Dbneer
t runten Die beiben 2 be5fp.
elf Sabre alien Sobne sSamss @eitz
BINDERS in Marlington, 80. 3d., babe
ten i'm &napps Greef in einem tiefen
God brett oberbalb zines 6loHes bon
100000 SUB 9ol5, als fie bon BEN
@trome erfobt unb unter bus 9Ol5 se>
trieben purben. 8eim 8erfu9, bic
2ei9en berpor5ubolen, ertront audi Der
Batter. Jrau Wsitbinber unb So9tsr
ipobnten Der SraeDbie BEL.
@or g d reden gefprs
Ben. Won temporGrem Wabnfinn be-
fallen, lief Soiepb 9eiier in pbilabels
Rbia bur4 bic Straben. Or fu6te
mebrere Msni9sn gu srbroFeln unb ers
f4redte bic feds Sabre alte Waripu
Rantin berurt, baB fe suinmmenftiirst,
unb' na4 penlsen 4usenbIiden ibren
Geiff oufeab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17
,,TiuSlina" als rtubeilffifter.

Die auBerorbentli9 i9pere 8ef9G>
btgung, Die bor Sturgeon bas beutide
2inienf9iff rS9paben" erlitt, purbe
tpabrf9einli9 ni9t bur9 Jabrldffigz
felt, fonbern bur9 Nufftoben auf sinen
Steinblod peruria9t, Der plDBli9 aus
benz Meereserunbe in Der Ndhe Der
. feezSnfel Jebmarn aufgetau4t lit.
Die &arten seigen IN Der nnfauftele
feline 1ntiefe. Offenbar PC ,>elt ss fi9
um einen 6inbling, fpgendnnfen errati>
f9en 8lod, ben bic StrDmuns i'm 2auT
bes Winters in Die 6ebmarni9en Sc
pGfer getriebsn bat. Sunbelsf9iffe
eeben glatt bariiber binfpee, nur ben
t~iefgebenben &riegsi9iffen pirb Der
Blod eefGhrlih.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-10

and Mr. ana Mrs William Thurg00d.
MIR. and Mrs. John Cronin. at their tenn
poraTy home in sSantaauin. received a
daughter as a New Years gift, and Mr..
and Mrs. James Stevenson were remeIn-
bered likewise in Eureka.
John p. Meakin visited the towns Of
! Unite district during the week.
Mrs Henry Crowther, whose home
Is in salt Lake, concluded a visit with
her sister, Mrs. A. NJ Bowen, Saturday
Langiey Bailey was over from Nephi
Sunday. Mr.. Bailey is superintendent
OF Sunday schools Of the Juab stake,
L. D. $. church.
James Crooks made business trip Ia
Salt Lake and Park City this week.
AIRS. Crooks and daughter returned
with him from Salt Lake.
Mrs. J. X HaliOran of salt Lake.
who was the guest Of Mrs. II. W. Morse,
returned to the city Monday.
Mrs. Titus Billings is back from Salt
Lake and viii again make her home
here.
Superintendent Henderson and Mas
ter Mechanic Tollefton of the San
Pedro railway inspected the Tintic
branch Monday.
The Misses Ruby and Nan KnoWitOn.
New Years guests of Mr. and Mrs. E.
c. Hanson. returned To their home in
salt Lake the first of the week.
William =. HIarconb of ogden, F. T
Farrell Of St. St. Louis, Jones of salt
Lake and William Rjdd of the Rio
Grarde Western were all in Eureka the
last 'of the week on business.
George Hodgins returned from Salt
Lake the first of the week and 10 pre-
pairing to locate permanently in the
Capital City.
The Philharmonic Lady Quartette Of
Chicago viii be at l. o. o. F. hall next
Wednesday.
The Pays0n orchestra viii give
dance at the L. D. s. church Monday
Right and on Friday night a benefit
ball Will be given for MILFORD PaXman,
who has been called on a mission TO
England
William Z. Mexican and Sarah A.
Bailey were married here Wednesday
evening at the residence of the parents
of the bride, Judge Lyons officiating,
Mr. Mexican was the captain Of the
Blue Rock baseball team last year, and
is a we'll know amateur player. lie
viii make his home in Eureka
The engagement is announced of Mr..
John Sullivan of Eureka and Miss Sadie
Monroe of Ely. New. Miss Monroe is
at present attending school at ogden.
The marriage viii occur during the lat
ter part of the month.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-10
EUREKA.

Mrs n kearDs returned the first Of
the week from visit with friends in
Salt Lake.
Mrs DR.. A. II. Taylor, Mrs. Fred Tur-
ner and N. b Parks, who spent New
ears in the Capital City, returned
hcme Monday.
ar. and Mrs. George a. Croft Of Seat
Tie spent few days in town during the
early part OF the week, the guests of
Mr. Crof's brother. X. L. Croft. They
returned but recently from Nome. Alas
ka' and were en- route for Mexico, in
both of which places Mr.. Croft has ex-
tensiVe mining interests
Mrs. William Matthews and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. g. Hanson went in to Salt
Lake 10 atteDd the Patti concert.
Soy babies have come to the homes
Of Colonel and Mrs. D. A. Depue Of
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs Nick Comes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-10
in SOCIET /.

I parents in this city, Mr. and Mrs. NJ
! Rasmussen.
Mrs. Ellen Petersen Of Moroni was
visiting with friends in this city on
I Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson were
Salt Lake City visitors Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dorius, jr.. Mrs.
J. N. Olsen and Mrs c. J. Fisher were
in salt Lake City the first part Of the
week.
At the presentation of Leah. the
FOrsaken. E" Wednesday night by the
"Corianto0' company the opera house
was filed by Ephraim's society people.
G. n. Christensen. Jens K. Jensen,
Bert Christensen, Mr.. and Mrs. OTval
Petersen were in attendance at the
Jones-Jensen wedding reception at
Maydeld Thursday evening
Rual Greaves. Moses Nielsen, Charles
Quinn and Adolph Soderberg left on
Tuesday for salt Lake City.
Claude Ke5son came home from Og-
den Wednesday
T. NJ Nielsen and Jorgen JorEensOn
we're in Manti on business Monday.
A H Christensen and II. p. Jensen
were down from Manti Monday
EFastus Willardsen was in Mayfield
on business Friday.
Professor y. f. Noyes and Miss Anna
Anderson were in Manti Saturday.
A married folks dancing party was
given in Schwalbe's hall Tuesday even
ing
Professor y. T. Noyes was visiting
relatives at Provo Sunday.
a. G. Bosen was in Manti on bust
ness.
&. NJ ChTistensen's orchestra fur
nished the music for dance at May
field Wednesday evening.
The Sunday school and conjoint dra-
matte company viii present I'm Miz-
&c uri' al the opera house Monday
evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-10
EPHRAIM.

The marriage Of Miss Lizzie Hansen
OF this city and Mr.. Frederick Hunt OF
Monroe was solemnized in the Manti
temple Thursday. An elegant wedding
reception was rendered the young bou-
pie AT the home of the brides parents
in this city in the evening. The largest
room in the house was very beautifully
decorated for the occasion. A ZINE din
ner was served from o'clock in the
evening. About $50 guests were in at
tendance. A dancing party in the
opera house finished the nights enter
tainment The contracting couple are
very popular in this city and. Sewer
county. and they have many friends
who viii wish them unbounded haDpi-
ness and prosperity through their mar
ried life. They viii make their home in
this city.
Miss Nav Hunt Of Monroe and Miss
Could OF Kimberly are guests Of Miss
CaUie Dorius.
Mrs. Daniel Harrington Of Sunnyside.
after spending ten days visiting with
relatives and friends here. returned
Friday 10 her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph WilIardsen OF
mayfield were visiting with T. c. VIII
lardsen's family Tuesday.
Miss Caiie Dorius entertained a par
ty Of friends at her home Saturday
evening.
Walter Byergo. Arthur Armstrong
ard Charles Luud left Tuesday for Lo-
gan. where they VIII attend the Agri-
cultural college
J. a. Andersen, Jr.. is home from
Idaho.
Joseph Jensen. jr., of Mayheid and a
Miss Jones % 91antis were united in
marriage at the Aanti temple Wednes-
day. A reception was rendered. them
at the Mayfieid opera house Thursday
evening.
Barnard Matson Of Salina is visiting
win friends here.
Bert BrimhaI cf Lehi is visiting with
relatives and friends in this city.
Rlr. and Mrs. James Knowles OF. Fu-
reka are the guests Or Mrs. Knowles
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-10
Served Him Right.
Birmingham Post.)


1t was q raw, cold night, and the
rain fell pitilessly as an omnibus drew
up at the corner Of oxford street. a
thinly clad young woman stood on the
curb and looked implOTingly at the con-
ductoT. The latter, an Irishman, speak
ing in reply TO the mute inquiry, said
ShuTe, it's full I am; but'-glancing
again 2 { the little one-''come on. me
honey. in wild We; Orll chance it. The
little woman was squeezed into a seat !;
but the bus had not proceeded very
far when the following incident oc-
CURED: In the corner seat was a f0p.
who, with eyeglasses firmly fixed had
been watching the proceedings, and as
the vehicle eased up he called out:
"Conductah."
"SOrri
Are you aware that you have one
over your mum beFZi
Ave I. sOr? DIN see" Pat counts.
beginning at the opposite corner, Ieav-
ing the Johnny until the last-''Wan.
two. three, four, foive, six, swim. eight.
nome, tin, leven, twelve. thir-so I
have. and. be joVei yere the very wan.
Out ye come" Aud he went.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-10
RICRFIEID.

]
] Mrs. c.. NJ. Richards went to salt
/ Lake Saturday on a visit to rela-
/ tives
George A. Besl returned from Eph-
rain Monday after two weeks visit
with friends and relatives.
Ben F. Ashby is reported seriously
/ i'll at MarysvaIe.
J Miss Elesa HepBler returned to her
school in Salt Lake Friday.
Mrs. c. " Snyder has been visit
ing here this week from Elsinore.
Allen Foshee Of Salina was in Rich
/ field this week on business.
Lee Clark returned to Provo Mon
day TO continue school.
Miss Clara Rambose returned to Salt
Lake TO continue her studies last Mon
day.
Mrs. II. A. Farnsworth left for
| Moab Monday TO visit with her son.
Miss Ella Hansen returned 10 her
school in Marysvale Monday. after
spending the holidays with her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. J. II. Hansen.
W. e White was a Richfeld visitor
from MaTysvale this week. He saws
/ the camp is one the move and has
never looked better.
II. S. Christensen and two daugh-
ters returned Monday from q trip in
Morgan county. where they have been
visiting reiat ives.
Robert Young went 10 MarysvaIe
Tuesday on business.
Miss Bessie Asimus returned TO Mt.
Pleasant Monday and xiii take I'D her
tudies at the Wasatch academy.
Miss Maggie Mowers went TO Marys-
vale Tuesday on a short visit with
relatives.
o. P. Borg went TO Salt Lake Tues
day 10 attend the funeral Of his
brother
Mrs. Edwin Anderson returned from
Gunnison Monday after spending the
holidays with relatives.
Willard Andelin spent a couple Of
weeks with his parents, returning to
Provo Monday
The Richfeld Theatrical company
viii appear in Kimberly opera house
next SATURDAY evening in the play
Hazel Kirke"
The leap year dance at the Pavilion
last Friday evening was the greatest
success ever held in this city The
attendance was exceedingly large
IvO Giedhill Of Vermiilf0n has gone
TO Mt Pleasant TO attend school at
the Wssatch academy.
ITal Colby was in town from Yer
million this week. visiting relatives
and friends.
Thomas GledhiH went to Mt. Pleas
ant Friday TO attend to some bust
ness
Miss ROsaline Stringham was in this
city from Vermillion visiting this week
with her parents.
The following named persons OBJ
tanned marriage licenses and were mar
ried by County Clerk J. G. Jorgen
sen this week. Garfield c. James.
aged %, Of MaTysvale. and Lucy 3.
Nayage, aged Is. Of Monroe: David
William Foreman, aged q. of Austin
and Ada Waters. aged q. Of Central.
Andrew Hansen, aged %, and Matilda
Jensen, aged 20. both of Richfeld.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-10
600 "a Dieting.

Chicago ReCOrd-HeTaldJ
At breakfast ma she says TO me
That breads the staff of life, and wher
I take q lump OF sugar she
Just makes me put it back again;
I can't have dOughnuts neither. cause
Pa SAYS J mustn't cat such track
] wish boys didn't have no pas
Or mas to watch them, blame The luck
Pa takes mOlasses on his cakes
And sugar in his coffee, too
You ought to hear the row he makes
When 7 want sWeets,-I never knew
The time when he let doughnuts go
Because they might De rich, you bet,
I wish the doctOr'd fix it so
He'd only eat the things l get.
At dinner when it comes to pie
Pa says / mustn't have bite
Because [ might get sick and die
Or have the nightmare in the night,
And then he takes two pieces cause
He gets the one l ought OF had
IF boys would never have no pas
I guess they'd all be pretty glad.
When I grow up to be a man
m gOin' to be a doctor then
Because I've thought about a plan
For boys to even up with men
I'll fix it so their pas cant eat
A thing unless the boys can, too
guess that then the things that's sweet
Won't be so bad TO take don't you?
1T makes my pa and ma feel bad
To have me asst for sweets or pie;
You'd think one little dOughnut had
Enough bad stuff to make me die
But If they couldn't eat them till
They'd not set heavy on my chest
I guess they'd let me have my fin
And just keep hOpin' for the best
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T. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. John Lowry,
81, Mr. and Mrs. John Lowry, IT,. Mr..
and Mrs. Orson Lowry, Afr and Mrs.
stephen voorhees,, Mr.. and Mrs G. Il.
Bird, AfT. and Mrs. G. ". Bird. Mr..
and Mrs. George Peacock, Mr.. and
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Burns. Mrs. May Reid. of Lund. New:
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reid. Mr. and
Mrs James Totten. Mrs. William B.
Lowry, Mrs. Maria Lowry, George
Scott and Miss Luella Lowry.
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remarkable offerings the like of which does not
once in decade. from world famed of fine
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largest importers price advantage almost unheaTd of
but read in the following all detail
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-06-30

At a dinner in London. Theodore
Watts Dunton said; ut isn't general
ly known that Turner, the painter, and
DR.. Augustus Prttchard once lived to-
gether for year In CheyDe row. Che
painter and the physician had fine
garden. and they took good deal OF
pride In their flowers. But the garden
gate did not work well, and one day
Turner, because 1t wouldn't open, pet
tishly gave orders that 1t be nailed up
1t was thought that this odd act would
enrage Augustus Prttchard. but, on be
ing told of It, all he said was, oh. well
| don't care what Turner does to the
gate, 30 hong as he doesn't paint it.