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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-19
PATRIOTS DAY.

Boston. Mass, April ro. Patriots
Day the anniversary of the battle oi
lLexingtoil, was generally celebrated
today throughout Massachusetts, the
celebrations recalling the old traditions
and historic incidents OF the revoiu-
Ition, Historical exercises were held
under the auspices of various orgariza-
|tioiis of Boston and vicinity and all oi
The old houses Of historic interest were
decorated and kept open all day for
the inspection Of visitors. The cele-
brati0iis were not confined to the hold
ing of patriotic exercises, however, as
the days programme included the
usual large number Of sporting events
baseball games, The annual Marathon
run. rowing races. bicycle races and an
automobile hillzclinbing contest.
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was conceded to be legitimate; that no
proof had been presented that the pro-
posed method of distribution OF the
stocks would be an injury to the COM
claimants; that the decision of the
United States Supreme court did not
prder any distribution of the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern stock or de-
scribe any method for their distribu-
9fion, but that the decree simply prevent
ed the Northern Securities Co. from
Getting any benefit from the holding of
those stocks; that the stocks of those
railroads are actual assets of the North
en- Securities Co. and may therefore
be distributed to stockholders, as in the
opinion of the court their sale in the
market would be tremendous injury to
the public welfare; and that the methods
adopted and heretofore announced for
such stock distribution is perfectly fair,
He said he would have to sustain the
of the Northern Securities
Co. aud he further remarked that any
interference on the part of the court
was unwarranted and would work a
hardship ON the stockholders of the COM
.pany. b..
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MONTANA sTocKGRoWERs.

Miles City, Mont. April Io.-In point
of attendance the nineteenth annual
meeting of the Montana Stockgrow-
|ers' Association, which began here to-
day, is the largest ever held by the
association The sessions will continue
two days and will be devoted to an
exhaustive discussion of the various
questions of live Importance to those
engaged in stock raising. The local
commercial organizations have provid-
ed elaborate entertainment for the
visitors.
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BENEFIT PERFORMANCE.

Washington April 10. Official So
|ciety Of Washington was represented
largely ii the notable audience which
witnessed the performance ofthe beati-
Efiful spectacle, The Dream Of Queen
Eiizabeih, given at the Lafayette
Square Theatre this afternoon in aid
|of the fund for the benefit Of the kins-
folk Of the enlisted men Of the navy
who lost their lives in the accident ON
the battleship Missouri President and
Mrs. Roosevelt occupied box.
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ANTI SALOON. !. CAMPAIGN.

Atlanta, Ga, April 10 Under the
auspices Of the American Anti Saloon
League two days general conference
was begtfn in Atlanta today with rep
resentative ministers and laymei pres
ent from all over Tennessee, North
Carolina, Mississippi Alabama, Ken
Ttucky, South Carolina, Florida and
Virginia The chief purpose of the
conference is to agree upon plans for
extending the work OF the Anti Saloon
League Throughout the south.
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GERMANY'S EXHIBIT.

New York, April Io. The exhibi,
sent by Emperor William to the St
Louis exposition which arrived here
from Berlin last Saturday was today
shipped to St. Louis BY two special
trains. There are fifty-two cases, all
sealed with the imperial arms, seven
teen contain silver presents, the per
sonal property Of the emperor and the
remainder contain furniture The pres
Ients we're given to Emperor William
I'll and TO Empress Augtiste Victoria
on the occasion Of their marriage Feb,
~, 1881. !,
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MISSIONARY MEETING.

Austin, Mimi, April Io.--The twen-
ty-seventh annual meeting Of the Min.
nesota branch of the Woman's Board
of Missions of the Interior began here
today and will be in session until FRI
day. Mrs. Margaret Evans, president
of the state branch, is the presiding
officer, and a number of missionaries
from China, India and Japan are sche-
duled among the speakers.
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ELECTION
ILLEGAL
Claimed That the Grand Forks School
Election Should Have Been
Held Yesterday.

Grand Forks. N. D.. April Io.-It is
that the school election held
here today is Illegal as section 1888 of the
Revised Codes provides for the cleo
tion to be held the third Monday in
April instead of the third Tuesday.
The retiring members of the board
will resign and permit the other men,
bers of the board to appoint those who
are elected today.
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Pennsylvania DENIS
ADMIT PARKER'S STRENGTH

Harrisburg, Pa, April Io.Frank ].
Fitzsimmons was elected temporary
chairman Of the democratic state con-
Ivention here today which elects dele.
gates to the St. Louis convention. The
leaders concede there is a strong sem
'timent favoring Judge Parker and have
made an. effort TO prevent instruction
for him.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF THE
JAP FLEET UNCONFIRMED

St Petersburg, April Io.-No con-
frmation had been received at 4:3o this
afternoon of the reported arrival of a
big feet of Japanese transports in the
gull of Chi Ii. The reports differ
widely as to the destination of the
fleet. ~. -,.-3 H.
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FORDNEY RENAMED.

Saginaw, Mich, April IoThe re-
publican convention Of the Eighth con
~ressional district is in session here to-
day for the purpose Of nominating a
candidate for congress and choosing
delegates to the republican national
convention Congressman w Ford
ney is without opposition and will be
renominated BY acclamation. J.
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Has WEALTH
In NEW YORK


S Chicago, April IoAlmost $I,ooo,ooo
waits George M. Miller who disappear
ed from Brooklyn four years ago and
who has been travelling about the couil-
try almost penniless. Charles Miller,
bis father, died April 5, leaving his
wealth to his only son He is now Sup
posed to be ili Chicago.
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THE WALLHOOD DIVORCE
CASE is NOW ON TRIAL

Grand Forks, N. D., April Io.--The
Wallhood divorce case is being tried
here today The litigants come from,
Aneta. Walllanod was in business
There. He es inns 10 be afraid of his
wife and has sized for a diyorce. The
action is being hotly contested Judge
Fisk is hearing the matter
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JAPS ARE IN COMPLETE
CONTROL OF COREA

Shanghai, April 1o.-Authentic ad-
vices from Seoul dated April IL, de-
clare the Japanese are in complete
control of Corea and that the Russian
scouting parties have retired across
the Yalu
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PATTERSON sRENOMINATED

Memphis, Tenn, April 1o.-Con-
gresham M. r. Patterson was renom-
mated without opposition by the dem
ocratic congressional convention OF the
Tenth District in Memphis today.
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FINANCES
llE KEVENUE WILL BE PAR
SHORT OF EXPENDITURES
ills Planned to Meet the Deficit by
Increasing the Income Tax and PIac-
ing an Additional Tax Of Cents on
Tea.

London April 10. Secretary Cham
ber1ain, chancellor Of the exchequer es-
timated the expenditures for the ensuing
year $7I4,4oo,ooo and the revenue at
$6o5, 900, leaving a deficit of over
SIG 100000. He proposes to increase
the income lax by 3 cents and make an
additional FAX Of 4 cents per pound on
tea.
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THE NEW COMMANDER EN-
ROUTE TO PORT ARTHUR

st. Petersburg, April Io.-Vice Ad-
nliral Skrydlof arrived here today on
his way TO the far east, where he takes
command OF the Russian fleet at Port
Arthur . ...
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WILL.
BE HANGED
The car-barn Murderer VIII Have
to Face Death on the
ScaffoId.

Chicago. April Io. County Physician
MeNamara said today that Neidermeier.
the bandit would live 20 die on the
.scaffold Friday.
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SKIRMISHES
- ~ CONTINUE ON THE YALU

Lao Yang, April Io.--A number Of
skirnishes are reported
along the Yalu Six Japanese soldiers
were killed by Russian scouts April t6
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TIE DECISION
FAVORS HILL
q Circuit Cou of Appeals Held That Hartman and Pierce
.s Had No Right to Intervene

Decision Handed
ored President Hill and the Northern Securities DThe
Interests
States Supreme Court Being Carried Out BY the Merger
New Jersey Decision Also Favorable to the Northern Securities
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sNEW JERSEY EFFORT FAILED

New York. April 10. AT The con-
c1usion Of the arguments, Vice Cham
cellor Bergen dismissed the application
of the Continental Securities Co. for an
injunction against the meeting of the
stockholders Of the Northern Securities
Co, on April Fl. The vice-chancelior
stated that there was no question of the
right of the Northern Securities Co.
tos reduce its capital stock, which action
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Tsary to enable the petitioners to protect
any pecuniary interest or equity they
|i11ay have.
Judge Thayer delivered the opinion. /
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WHAT cLoUGH ExPEdTED.

sI[IITAa Ia = CI11SJONIII TAT TAT ~ IsSsA -
New York, April I9.--W. P Cleugf,
vice president and general counsel Of
the Northern Securities Co. said the
denial Of the Hartman request for leave
TO intervene was just what he expected
He refused to say anything more.
/ President ]. Hill hadn't arrived at
his Office when the news arrived.
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= : or
AIINZ.,a'tI|iI|e'rs

THE nice tR;3 about az
Taincoat is, you can wear
il in shine as we'll as rain,
and look we'll
The best fact about our rain
coats IS, they're made, for us
by Hart, Schaffner s. Marx,
which Is only a short way Of
saying that there are no bet
ter rain coats to be hadany-
where, and that you'll think
SO yourself ifayou buy one.
We have plenty Of other
4 good Overcoats and Suits
to show you; weIl show you
the Hart, Schaffner & Marx
label ii them; a small thing
to look for, a big thing to
find.
j. r. HOL MES
s. co.
fOf-IO2 Broadway, Fargo. !
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-01-14

The treasurer was directed to trans
fer 1928 from the road and bridge fund
to the three commissioner district
funds, in equal amounts.
The fee books Of the auditor, sheriff
and clerk were examined and APP
proved.
The auditor was authorized to pur~
chase new miscellaneous record book
and real property tax roll and to have
10 copies of his annual report printed
for distribution among state and coun~
ty officers.
The auditor was authorized to draw
4 warrant in his own favor for $40 for
the payment of postage aud freight
charges, and also to purchase all nece-
sary office supplies during the ensuing
quarter.
The jury list for 1904, consisting of
800 names of householders or freehold
ers was drawn.
Warrants were ordered drawn in
payment of commissioners per diem
and mileage as follows:
l. Sandwth. SIa 20
p. Bostan .............. Observation-Disclosures. Il 90
VIM, Graham. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ii 60
Adjourned.
Paints, oils, glass, hard-oiI finish. doors
and windows. Send in sizes for estimate
Of cost.-M orse hdw. Co., Whatcom,
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BRIGHT'S DISEASE

The largest sum ever paid for a pre-
scription, changed hands in San Fran
cisco, Aug. 30, 1901. The transfer in
voived in coin aud stock Sll2,50U and
was paid 10y a party of business men
for "a specific for Bright's Disease and
Diabetes, hitherto incurable diseases.
They commenced the serious investi-
cation of the specific Nov. Is, 1900.
They interviewed scores of the cured
and tried 1t ont on its merits by put
ting over three dozen cases on the
treatment and watching them. They
also got physicians TO name chrouic,
incurable cases, and administered ii
with the physicians for judges. Up to
Aug. p, eighty-seven per cent of the
test eases were either well or progress
ing favorably.
There being but thirteen per cent of
failures, the parties were satisfied and
closed the transaction. The proceed
ings of the investigating committee
and the clinical reports OF the test cases
were published and will be mailed free
on application. Address JOHN j. Full.
TON COMPANY, 400 Washington ST.,
san Francisco. Cal
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Orcas leland
DOE cay AND OLGA

Mrs. c. f. Sluyter and Louise Carl
son were in town last week.
VIM. Burr, Of San Juan Island, bought
Mrs. Morress' big mare last week.
Henry Legbandt and Frank FISK
were in town last week on business.
Mrs Spaul went away last Friday to
81. Johns hospital Port Townsend.
Mrs. b. f. White returned from
Be.huaham Friday. Her mother came
back with her for visit.
VIM. Nierecl is not farming the Zoe
Bay place this year; Barney and Al
bert Will have charge Off
DR.. Rice, of New York, was visiting
his brother c. :. Rice last week. He
thinks Puget Sound weather 10 very
fine.
There are three telephones in opera
ton on the Doe BAY line, one at the
postoflice, one at Schmidle's store ana
one at Mrs. Morress'.
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OIICAS

Mr., Furong is visiting Mrs. BoIlong
at Beliugham.
The shrimp fishermen are catching
all the schrmp they can sell, and more
too. One of the boats may so to Friday
Harbor.
T.. De Champlain, of Whatcom, was
Il guest of 6. w. Woodland last week.
He may become interested in & local
company which contemplates engaging
in sheep raising near here on quite an
extensive scale.
The most enjoyable event of the past
week here was the social given 10y the
WOodmelf at their hall the evening OF
the 9Th. There was an excellent musl-
cal and literary program, dancing and
fine supper and the evening was
greatly enjoyed by all present. a pleas
ant feature WAS the presentation of
handsome rugs decorated with the
lodge emblem, to Mrs. John Boede,
Mrs +. Van Bogaert aud Mrs G. w.
Woodland for their work in preparing
the fine supper served at the Thanks
giving bali given by the lodge.
Don't forget that p. Bostan, East Sound
has a choice lot of two-year-old apple
trees clean and clear of all insect pests
tirst-class in every respect-Sl2 per 100.
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Congratulations

Mr. John II. Cullom, editor of the Car
land, Texas. News, has written letter 81
congratulations To the manufacturers OF
Cham hprlain's Cough Remedy as follows;
sixteen years ago when our first chiid
was a baby he was subject to croupY
Spells and we would he very uneasy
bout him. We began using Chamber
h;u'S Coach Kemedyin 1887, and finding
il sucn reliable remedy for colds and
Group. we have never been without it in
the house since that time. We have tive
children aud have given it to all OF them
with good results. One good feature
about this remedy is that it is not dlSa-
greeabe 10 take and our babies really like
it, Another is that il is not dangerous
and there IS no risk from giving an over
dose. congratulate you upon the sue
cess Of your remedy For sale 10y ali
druggists and dealers in patent medl-
ciueS.
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Lopez Island
LOPEZ

Edgar Orcutt has gone to Auacortes
TO work.
James Buchanan went to Anacortes
Monday.
Mrs. Saml Wilson is visiting friends
in Everett.
Mrs. Ira Wood and son have returned
from Blaine.
JOS Blggs and Norman Blake went
to Seattle Monday.
ELI Atkinson has returned from New
Westminster, Z. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burt went to
Bellingham Monday.
Rev. Il. :. Ireland and daughter Mil.
dred went to Bellingham Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Haroldson have re-
turned to their home at Anacertes.
Mr. Culp, from Minnesota, is visit
ing his uepAews, Nelson and james
CUP.
DIR. and Mrs. VIII Dawson have re-
tarned to An@cortes after spending m,
holidays with Nr Davison's parents.
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nSe Nhamberlain'S stomach and I,ivar
b." - Tor Indigestion and find that the,,
a. ~ case better than any dv>pepsia
ItlilelN nave ever tried and have ,ised
nlaiN Inherent remedies. I ann nearly
Ivy nv -ohe years of age and have suffered .
sIr'i de q rom indigestion. | ,an eat al
". an Alng | want now -,fgO. ~
5 1.N'aHa' forS Mills, Ala Fer sale bv an
'SsisIs and dealers in patent lnelic.ne.
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Found "a Cure for Indigestion

VOID ~ Li-Htheart, wines and liquors.
fani y trade q speciality.
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CITY DENTAL PARLORS. Of What
c.ut.-We Will ne in Lopez on Jazz. II. r..
II and 10 prepared to do al, kinds oil
Dental work. Painless extraction a
Nperia''y.-iir. j.. +. Ross. Manager.
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Paints, oils, glass, hard-oiI finish. doors
and windows. Send in sizes for estimate
Of cost.-M orse Hdw. Co., Whatcom,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-02-19
]. O. o. z.

Union City Lodge, 294, l. o. o. F.
All members are hereby requested
to be present at the next meeting
night, as there are several candl-
dates to be initiated
Union City lodge is in flourish
ing condition, and there is work
being done every meeting night.
The lodge was instituted in April,
1900, with forty members. After
the first two years some began to
lose interest and dropped out; of
course they had but little interest
from the beginning, so there were
about ten who were faithful to their
obligations, loyal to the order and
its principles which they loved so
we'll. Said that they would bring
Union City lodge to the front and
did so. To-day we have lodge
that we are proud of, and the credit
belongs to the faithful who stood
by it in the days of it's trials-w who
we're weighed IN the balance and
not found wanting. We would say
TO those who deserted our ranks
and left 1t for the few to fight the
battle, that we have fought it and
come out victorious, and that Union
City lodge now stands on the high
plane Of Odd Fellowship with
membership OF over one hundred.
What is Odd Fellowship? 1t is
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STAR OF BETHLEHEM.

Mrs. Reedy is recovering from
pneumonia.
Hover Flowers and Artie Walker
are on the sick list.
Mrs. NJ. J. Calhoun is suffering
with a severe attack of neuralgia
Miss Ferguson was the guest of
Miss Mary Wilson last Friday even
ing.
Dear Topsy, don't be offended.
You arr entitled to the guessing of
my riddle.
Miss Pearl Calhoun, of near Troy,
visited Miss Matte Lee Cleek last
Thursday and Friday
In spite of all the bad weather,
we have had very good Sunday
school at Star of Bethlehem.
We are sorry to learn that the
measles have settled in Mrs. Cot
trell's eyes and injured her eye
sight.
onder why P. H. 0 don't come
around to see us. l guess he will
be around in the future. You know
why, P. H. o.
Mr.. Tom Bedford was called
home last Friday evening to the
bedside of his uncle, Alex Bedford,
who is very sick near Union CITY.
AUNT AMERICA.
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strictly a fratkrnal order aud is
founded upon three grand princi-
pies: Friendship, love and truth,
which is the motto of our order.
The mission of Odd Fellowship is
to visit the sick. relieve he dis
tressed, educate the orphan and
bury the dead
Odd Fellowship was instituted in
the United States by Thorn a 5
Wildey, who organized the first
lodge in the city of Baltimore. with
membership of five To day its
membership in the United States is
one million three hundred thousand.
the largest order in the United
States. There are twenty three
thousand Odd Fellows in Tennes-
see; also an orphans home at
GAINESVILLE, which Is worth forty
thousand dollars In that home are
fifty orphan children Who are fed,
clothed nd educated also several
old Odd Fellows who are being
cared tor. This home s under the
supervision of the grand lodge of
Tennessee. The Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows has done more
for suffering humanity than any
other order in existence. It's teach
ings are moral, it's principles pure
and make all men who enter it's
fold seek to initiate the goodness of
the Father of all men. 1t makes
better citizens, better husbands,
better fathers. No saloon keeper,
bartender or gambler can JOIN the
order Every one who enters its
fold must be OF good moral charac-
ter. Friendship, love and truth,
thus linked together, constitute
that great chain of moral principles
which bind us so closely together.
Oh! the good we may do while the
days are going by.
AN ODD FELLOW.
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POLK

M. Buchanan was in Union City
Friday.
Andy Anderson went to Lake
county last week.
Harry Cook made flying trip to
Trimble Sunday.
Mr.. Hunter Harpole, of Union
City, was in our midst last Sunday.
We were sorry indeed to hear of
the sudden death of Mr.. ] H. Cloar.
Mr.. Niblett and family leave in
few weeks for Texas, their future
home.
Prof. t. L. Smith and family
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Buchanan Sunday.
Mr.. Charley Hudson, who was
badly hurt last week at the saw
MILL. is much better.
DR.. Sharp was called to see Mrs.
Buddie Moss Monday who is suffer
ing with rheumatism.
We are glad to see Hume Ander-
son back in school, after several
weeks absence on account of mea-
sizes.
Say, John Barleycorn, we would
be glad to see you again around
Polk. l heard lady wishing for
one of your good brooms the other
day. MAXINE.
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BETHEL.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Watson died last Sunday.

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Watson died last Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Jackson, of Obion, i:
visiting the family of J. A. Webb
Miss Nezzie Webb, who has beer
visiting friends in Kentucky for the
past month, has returned home.
John r.. the only son of ]. A.
Webb, who has been sick for sew.
eral days, is able to be in school
again.
We have more speckled and big
jawed people around us now than
we have seen for quite awhile. OF
course that means plenty of mea-
sizes and humps.
Ye scribe visited J. M. Hale and
family last Sunday; also Mr.. Hale's
father, of Hickman, and his wife's
brothers, Pomp and Carlin Johnson,
of Crystal AS luck would have it
the professor went on the lake Sat-
urday and captured about Is ducks
and the way we ate duck for dinner
was a sight.
Yes, Polly, this is leap year, but
if the girls will get hustle on them
there will be none of them to be
numbered as "old MAIDS" when the
bells ring out the old and toll in the
new. Why, there is P. H. o., Old
Rusti and others that are praying
almost constantly for some of the
girls to think of them before this
year is gone, for they realize that
they have not the courage and pluck
to approach any girl on the ques-
tion of matrimony, and to wait for
another four years to roll around is
like death to them. Now girls, take
The Bachelors advice, don't forget
those poor fellows, else there will
have to be a lot of funerals con-
Quoted.