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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-23
Nerbenert.

xaeitt' snd' 9err, inenten 6 mir
'nos!-~9oben ste nint friibsr ben
blinben Mann sefihrt, Der bier immer
betttltea"- sS5apobl-uber jeBt bin i)
ftl6fftdnbig getporbenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-23
1ssa1 st,sr aetttatfa.

vNisbteI Witaift bat benn Der 9err
Toftpr- befpnsmtng1-r Drsibistaufenb
pfors, unb Stpet 1ronii6e magsns
sdtarrks IN Der syamitiei"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-23

49,. Menn Sic mifen molten, grau
sla6karin, fpo Sbr Sunse feline 5onns
~tagshoien aerriHen bat, 10 nil ids
Jhnen berrathen an meinem Gar
ten5oun-er bat Nspfel iteblen tpolen!l4
Gin nibtsnuBiser 9urihe!. Do
bdtteff Du bod Die oIte 9oie an3iehen
f0nnen!!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-23
B6ntd,.

o.: SIT bel Sbnen niht Der anftz
insfer perunelidt2" = m :
M dhttr: pNatiirIid. i'd mar beint
MittugeHen. als er berunterssfauit
tam =. er bat MIR nod .Mabl5ett' 5us
aerMfsn.@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-23
3eifurntnH.

49,. 81, bas lit alio bic neue 5rau
pom Otrettor2 Mas tit tie benin fir
TIE @effieoene?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-23
#d1itsatss.s Grfuhr.snu.

~Wdrum baben @is feline 6o6e Mteis
nuns BON ben Graaen9"-uS9 hob'
mid btreits bon apei f1siben Iafen,
nnb bic brittle, bic i'd jest hab', BAT
neine 4tnnben unb Strimpfe aus Der
Jungssfe1etstit aud nod niht ses
fopft."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-23
sit In ssabrnnssmttteIn.

5br plBt uleIleldt nldt, baB man6e
Dergiftungssrideiuungen aus ben Stab
r"nngsmitteln tanmen. Or. Sings
Metp 2ife piaen beilen garantiert ale
franfheitelL Pie bur9 gereiftung obeg
nnperbanlidfeit Dernrfadt perben.
IS Gents bel B. 9aIteper & 5Obn e..
S. 8. S6mitt) unb 9lbolpb 9reiB.
Yerfiif)t he.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-23
Aunrr n,1fnefnHt.

STEINER A entner: .Wie
bel trdst Sbr 9uus2"-o ausbez
iBer: .Drei 9bpot6efen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-23
&asasitdrss Qaanrsart.

trau: ~asebsr Gilbert, i3 m04ts
MI tn rs,ss aletb tauf,n. fdteB mir
ttalds Sch por."-M ann: nRein,
rneag 0ers, iest tpirb niht eeinoFsn.
1a6toem man uns bic Weibnadtsgts
f4benls abeetogt, baben pir Manner
bM Gfsry @mpnaetf."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-23
Out rftfrt.

H.: .Metne 6rau Bat nidt bas 3eug
gu elmer b6fen @dtpissermutter. .
g.: .Das fam man i'm 8pralls nid)t
fasen, nit benz Mmt fommf oft Der
Werftanb!"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08


oe'leT set ou.' aN- ~ ~ "e-- ou1 -
tAe palace "Alie ,-e hlAs 2 ''..-'.s
were nulLs MIN WIN ~ "@.t'- W.
iAes sol lLe cayenne PEPPER IN - ~,
because we "a" INN a ,l'e '''-
NE afternoon D.s loi aNA''1 ~ "a"
lle hotl.s. hoA ."sle 'Ee' ri
Il Iei-At .l@'L aD- = 4. ~
rs a. o'4 - vt ~ 'ai.' ~
away 4- -eiuOei A-s --t'i''e" wa
.l.--e iielL.ls
4ls DNi.---A' aga p. 'i.I' 'Del's 1'.---s
" lne Ill- i---l II -'-s' 49, -
s'l1A eaH-'I9 n '-eiN. @"D
80" alouNu' al-' l-t 'i'-'-'"' " $50
ana sA-Ae ll az mn, a. e.
nn.l has 4ippt- l II -'.F1'a ~.
q -" A"lsts .i-,l z i--'-. WI 80
s.-Ds lle Pug WI
anu rs ei'i.s 1s4-' e-4 IS '.."
lAe ASA 2" z. 'l-e o"''' anu ''-'- ''''-=
10 aAotAtE u-".
VS." II" +3
nNiS" a. ne --i- -e-
seeoLa 'ilil came y. az lilis1
Stomach C-- ~ = u''"l No'' a'''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
THE BEEF TRUST FARCE.
che Machinery Of Justice Works
Very Slowly Under RepIb-
lican Management.

The National Proylsloncr publishes
al article Facts About Tie beel
Trust" the writer ~ which claims that
De Is a competitor q the trust Unlike
other competitors who are row CAN
orlrg for equal rights % all, be wol.l
aave US believe that the combine Is
self-sacrlAcllg concern and worthy q
al praise instead Of condemnation AMI
prosecution. This defender anl a-No-
,ate ~ the beef trust declares The Car
ae.l report % be one ~ The ialresI
most far-reachirg. impartial and u
areiudiced staten euts' ever E4Ace.
That this idea of the report Is not
shared ly the newspapers ~ tie cclA-
.ry seems 10 considerably worry me
author Of Facts About me Leei Trust,
Tor lie says:
"Oae would udnk that aver the Car
GELD report the penry-a-.lners would
suBs.Ie. but no, they keep u up. Their
policy IS throw al the dirt you can and
some OF Il Will be sure TO stick. Were
Aey ID drop the beef trust how could
they Gil their papers with sensational
uatter?"
The public who feel they are being
swindled al both ends OF the business
methods OF the truss. are even more
anxious 10 see THE machinery Of JUS
,ice~ grind out the gr.sl than the news
papers are The farmers and STOCK
growers believe they are not getting
I fair price for their cattle and hogs anc
The consumers know they are paying
an enormous price for beef which ;hey
I believe 10 be unreasonable. Then the
I federal court believed from the evidonce
I uroaucel that the packers. known as me
\ trust. have combined together 10 re-
duce the price hey would pay for cattle
and 10 raise the price the trust sells us
beef for. Furthermore the FEDERAL grand
/ Jury has indicted the packers. on the eVi-
4 dence brought before IL. and il is quite
probable If the prosecution is followed
up vigorously that the beef baFons ma,
yet be serving time in striped clothes
when all the Facts About The Beet
Trust are disclosed. their wicked com
biration 70 ROB the farmers and despoi
the beef eating public VIII te made
plain That the administration ha'
favored the trIst by giving il q viriua
monopoly through the government 10
spection will have 70 be investigated
and attended 70 hy congress. II there Il
10 be any advantage y should be III
competitors Of the trust that should b
favored
The bee, trust and other monopoliei
have such q hold or the republican par
IS that Il IS impossible 20 expect nuci
relief. The good old democratic doctrin
az equal rights o all anl special priv
reges To none" is tie only way this gov
errment should lie run 70 10 justice L
al the people.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
BREAD-AND-BUTTER DUTY.
Certain Letters and Calls Obligatory
on Cues, 70 Show Appreciation
OF Accepted courtesies.

The Observation-Disclosures letter IS tae
note of acknowledgement written by one
10 his hostess after a visit ine
-breaa-aud butter" call is the ca4
which one pays after having been ea-
rerrainel al dinner or luncheon % al
any other regular meal. Plenty "
persons know the thing who DO uct rec-
rnize the r.ame for g. A good many
persons apparently do not appreciate
The necessity Of either the letter or
me call. p marks Success Magazine
Perhaps Il is a little harsh 10 say
that this Is one Of the ways in which
a wsll-hred person can be distinguished
from an underhred man or woman
such a distinction throws too many
rersons who are otherwise all they
should be into the outer darkness OF
the Inbred There are depressingly
few who do not belong 10 one class or
the other
Nearly everyone. however. unless he
BE an impossible sort OF creature. ac-
knowledges that the braad-aad-butt r
letter Is indispensable. Most trans
eressions in this line are found in the
delays that are shown in writing. The
first thing a guest should do after his
return from a visit is 10 write his note
az appreciation 20 the friends IS whom
ne has just been entertained Oiten
the gnesr seems 10 think that any
time within a month or So will an
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

erer genuine comfort and economy.
e-meud me Oh the shir,waist suit Of
lark china sik said the woman who
wore one ~Thsy are the incest inven-
sons in the world for business WON
n. China silk is not hot Ike taffeta-
find it infinitely cooler than linen,
aid more comfortable on hot day
man anything else have ever worn.
park blue or black DO not soil like tie
ight wash suits tina. need constant
Tubing. Besides these two qualities
81 GOODNESS and economy. viii u mean
4 great deal 20 the working Woman. a
china silk suit is neat and even quiet
.y elegant. and. with fresh white col
AZ and cuffs. Il makes the business
woman prescutable for travel Or any
emergency"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
HOUSE WILL BE DIVIDED.
Rerublicans Of Different Minds OF
the Tariff Are Pulling Against
Each Other

Tho denunciaron OF he republican
tariff reform meeting at Chicago by
the stand-patters. who declare that
"the movement is Z menace to the pro-
tective tarin system and should be rec
osnized as such By az interests which
adhere 10 the Dinsley schedules.
bodies division and trouble in the re-
publican camp. The call for modi-
acation OF the exorbitant tariff sched-
ules IS Widespread IN republican
states. The iowa idea" which exists
in The northwestern states, that the
tariff fosters trusts Is auplified In
Nassac husettts and Maine by a de-
mand for free hides. free coal and
free raw materials generally. and FOR
an enlarged Canadian market The
stand -ratters declare the sacred tar!n
must not be touched and denounce fair
fiscrssion. VIII the republican
house. divided as II IS on this :mpor-
tant economic question that affects ne
pockets OF every voter. be able 70 stand
he strain and stress OF public dis
-uss.on OF the question:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

the steps OF the throne and handed him
the bag. and said. Help yoursslf.
Bub"
Well. sir. TIE queerest thing Lap
pened had bought two pieces u candy
filed with cayenne pepper. for April
fool and the king handed the bag TO
the master OF ceremonies. a bis Span
lard. ali covered over with gold lace,
and II you will believe me. the king
got one piece OF the cayenne pepper
candy. and the spangled prime minis-
Ter got the other. and the king ehewed
his piece first. and he opened his mouth
liko q dog that has picked up q hot boiled
egg. and DE- blew ont his breath 20 cool
DIS tongue and said. "Wh9osh. ard
sfraneiel and sputtCr-d and then me
prime minister DE got his. and he
yelled murder 10 Spanish and me ling
called Tor water. and pul L.s hands On
DPS stomach aud had crlmp and ihe
other man he Tied himself uplua double
tow Knot and called for "a priest and
De ailg said he would have % go 90 the
chapel and the fellows WHO were guard
i1s fLe King took him away breathing
hard and red o. Dr. face. and dad said
10 ME- You have poisoned The whole
bunch OF crowned heads. and We had
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
HINTS ON GOOD BREEDING
II Is the Small Things That Show
Whether One Has or Has Not
Been Gently Reared.


ones ailments are never matters OF
public Interest and on'~ troubles an
noy those whom they DO MOI sadien.
ieraeiy remarks Mrs BurloA hlha7-
lAna' "a success Magazine
Guests should not allow their hosts
70 incur needless expense on their be-
half When visiting City friends they
should pay their own cab hires. car
fares express charges aud telephone
Tolls, ii messages are sent az .ong DIS
tances PIT II me host "lll no, per
mit u is IN better taste to yield the
point than 70 prolons discussion.
ln order chat children may learn
I9ilteness. they must be treated Win
courtesy thanked when they do niue
services. and spoken 10 IN a conrollel
voice when reprimanded. Above all
else parents and elders must treat one
another with weil-bred poilteness be-
lore them TOT chiidfen are WY iiiii'A-
tive Atile creatures
The behavior of father and mother
toward each other sets an example tnat
"t-- A't.f-"+f -N' ~ 80
eohduet ID lhe housenul1s % VIM"
the children IA their turn VIII De 'he
heads
II Is no longer customary at the
tables OF those socially weil-piaced 70
serve the hostess hrst Il Is an Ola
fashion, a survival Of the times "neh
for the hosts TO taste wine or 1000
hrst was me assurance 20 the guests
that y was not poisoned-
At church weddings every woman
including the bride shouil wear ha'
unless she wears ven ms i az
cording % custom ana p'eeeleD'
In weil-reguiaied Households no cali
er Is ever told al the door mat lhe
servant will see whether the mistress
is at home or not Instructions 10
that effect should be given In advance
50 that a callers time may ho1 oe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
Eair Tanic

When The hair persiEteatly suffers
from loss OF vitality il Is from one or
more OF The following causes. Inn
proper shnmp0o.ug use Of harsh soaps.
disease, anxiety. want of exercise. over
work and the application 81 harmful
resforatives or tonics A shampoo
with eggs every fortnight together
wi h the use Of a simple. harmless
grower. will usually bring tho miracle
OF change. although every woman
should look carefully after her health
VI hen her hair shows evidence OF he
ing H. Hair tonic Forty-eight grains
OF resorCiu. one-fourth ounce Of glycer.
inc. diluted alcohol 70 OH two-ounce
bottle Apply to scalp every nigh with
friction.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

I at down on a frolt seat and watched
dad. Dad had read I'D the papers that me
boy kiag wanteC TO marry an American
girl who was the rcssessor ~ 9 iot oi
money. 50 dad began % ten The king ot
girls in America that were more beau
tiful than any in the world. and had
hundreds OF millions q cold dollars.
and an appetite for raw kings. arl
that he could arrange match i9f the
King that would make him richer than
any king on any throne
The boy king was becoming inter
ested. and guess dad would have had
him married on an right Il The k.rs
had not seen me take out a bag II
candy and begin TO eat. when he said
10 me. Come up here. Bub. and sive
me some OF that" Gosh. but iresl-
bled like a leaf but ! went right I'd
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

the top is cut into two scallops with a
half scallop al each side
Three repetitions Of the design a.
rieht-hand side are worked upon the
silk. the length being increased by re-
peating the bow below the flowers for
the sides. and the flowers the other
side Of the bow for the center. The
embroidery is worked in long and
cordingstltch with silk. Arrange the
silk on the back so that II forms three
long pockets that are divided by row
Of stitching. Braid the edge all round
with a piece CT ribbon. and sew looI
al the top u hang II up by
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
- - 1919 LIfehnoys.

a farmers wife who had neea y
Liandipsl Cardisanshire 70 seil milA'
had a singular escape from drowning
while returning ~ Carmarthcu. 4
small boat Ia which she vas crossing
: river was upset and she was throw 2
~, tie water. Fortunately she nai
with her two milk cans. now empty
ami securely closed. and these acted
~ ltie huoys. CliHging 20 th1 cans.
the woman coated along for some dis
faucc until passcrsby "a" heF piigAt
.r1 r,ecred her London Express.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
- and Onions Trouble the Bad
nav and HIS Dad-"Little Hen
-y Treats the King Of Spain 70
a.,l Fool candy-Dad Tries 70
son Bnll-Fight.
nm los GEORGE w PEcI,

at rf Wisconsin. fofmrr Lalter
s.r. Author uf lelA
Ia- Uog Etet
i ul Joseph y Leu ea1
srain Ny dear Uncle. lou
.r amk that we are taking our
oar lands uy coming % spain.
.f.lr tAe Cuban war in which
ant Roosevelt charged up san
a.n Ii the face ~ over ~ blood
Sran'arls and captured thc
house ID ilc summit OF the has.
was about as big as a switch
slanty. and wouldn't hold two
rs of infantry. Of ~ men 10 the
aa without crowding AMI which
.he war. after the navy had ever
u, paralyzel the Spanish vessels.
Sunk them in wet water. and plcke.
~ .r. crews and run them through
...- wrlrgcTs 10 dry them out. but
~ e-a As safe here as We would be Oh
..s.h clark street. in Chicago.
is Won know. when ! read of that
,fsrae of our troops up san Juan hill
t.sled Isl our peerless bear hunter.
rs. lit II was like the battle OF Gettys
~ where hundreds Of thousands o.
~. fought on each side. and classed
eyelt with Grant. Sheridan sher-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

The dismissal OF Holmes By the de-
7artmeut Of agriculture for giving out
figures on crop reports 70 Wall street
SPECTATORS and anus roLbiug the plant
rs ana farmers. has been followed
So the ~ ignaion q Sir hyde. the
-h.cf Stair tician az the department.
rha declares BIS health wiii not OIL
.aw him 10 continue IN charge. The
slnrrIar thing about this rrafting il
hat although charges have been made
Tor years that some one was prodting by
selirr th- crop reports in advance.
neither Secretary Wilson nor Nr. Hyde
ever protcd deep enough % stop the
leak. Il seems impossible forthe repub-
Ncan politicians TO run any department
n the government without the grafters
re.tine in their work No Trecaution
appears to have been taken By the cab
met officers or other heads Of depart
ments 10 prevent grating which
shows that either their time has
been occupied with partisan politics.
Or they are incompetent TO have
charge OF their important positions.
Locking the stable door after thu
horse has been stolen is a poor ex-
cuse for executive officials most
anyone could 90 that.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
NICE CASE FOR SCISSORS.
This Convenience Designed for Bed
room and Has Compartments for
Shoe-Llft and Button Hook.

This Is a useful and ornamental case
20 hang Oh the wall for holding scis-
sors. sh0e-lift. butionhook, etc. u 81
composed Of a piece of dark-coioreI
cloth for the back with embroidered
silk for the pockets. The back should
BE- cut about nine inches long and hve
ana onehaif inches wide. and should
~ mounted on cardboard 10 make y
firm. the top is q trifie wider than che
end and IS rounded.
The SILK that forms the pockets IS
six inches deep and nine inches Vide,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

and Thomas and al
but one DAY ! go- talk
veteran ~ the Spanish
l- who promptly desert
4 .ey pay dap. and re
er h- had spent his money.
lt Go q thing 90 my ideas
it'd rtarce of That battle. lie
was orly q Auie sAlrmisn-
rfne ia a picket post and that
vre Doh spaniards enough there
ate ron call not 50 many span
..,.tr- a. there were American
aper corresp0ndents OF our side.
ars few were KILLED and wound
arl hat dozen soldiers in an army
va..n could have driven up san Juan
b. with frecrackeTs and scared the
span ards out OF the country. and that
a Part 81 a negro regiment ala pretty
lf au the shooting. while our Off
ll the yelling. and had their pic
tl taken. caught In the act
Nee but dad got his foot IN Il By
about the blowing up Of the
re and looking saucy. as though ne
SONG 20 get even with the span
bar ~ found that every Spaniarl
as sorry for thar accident AZ We
and they would take of their hats
the Maine was mentioned. and
PANIED and heartsick tell you
@nariards are about as good peO-
a. yOu viii find anywhere and dad
Concluded 10 fall back on Christie
Columbus for a steady diet of talk
K il bad not been for Chris. rs
have been discovered 20 lAls
which might have been a darn
hing for u.s. But the people here
.ot recall tho fact that there evei
nam named Christopher Column
ar thty don't know What be eVci
s.gli or where the country J.
sailed away 10 flri unless thel
acated. and familiar with ancient
and only once JOB awhile vii
ra anybody that is educated.
-t children ~ America krow NOR
ihe history % Spain. than IA
children This country re
ylu of a play on the stage tn
in their picturesque COS nmes
-h few tn number compared 20 ga
alton. are the whole thing. ans
people you see on the stage witl
andere III peasant costume ped
nre1s' end frs. you find here 4
ui spain. looking up 70 tn
Nrs as though they were gods
Lry nr asant carries knife Ia som
reGeaaled about him. and no tw'
arg their toad stahbcrs in the sam
rAcr lf you see @ man reach hi
tr1er under his collar to scratch hi
neth the chances are his fingers tOucl
tht handle u his dagger. and IL h
hitcues UP bis pants. his dagger is there
enl b be pulls up his srouser leg 30
tan bet YOUR life as knife is RICH
handy. ard il you have any trouble. go
DON know where the knife Is com
its from. as you 10 about an America
revolver WHOM one 81 our citizen
reaches for his pistol pocket
,rauiards are nervous people. on tn
oFe all the time and IL Is on accoun
oi Teas. Every man. woman and chill
contains more than million leas an
a- ihey can't scratch an the time the
heep On the move. hoping the teas wi
jump On on somebody else When "
cane here we were ficaiess. tG, ever
person we have come near ID seem
70 have contributed some fieas to VI
nntl now We are loaded down wit
s~AiessaS I~iv %
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
Almond Meal.

-Four ounces If powdered orris roOt,
four ounces Of wheat -four. one ounce
of pc,rdered CASTLE soap. one ounce or
nowarrcd borax. ten drops cf oil OF
hist almonds. two fluid "nnces OF
oii OF bergam0t. one fluid dr-~m ~ tine
trrc OF musk Nix wei and pass
throuen a sioye. Csc With YARN wa
tey when bathing the face Wonder
fuily fine for hands tAst chsn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
MONOGRAM EMBROIDERY.
This Is a Bold Design and Is TO BE
Used When Distinct Letters
Are Required

This Is a bold monogram worked en-
rirely in satin-stitch; il may be used
for any purpose when a distinct and
not TOO ornamental MONOGRAM IS need
eI. After tracing upon the material,
RIM out between the lines with soft cot
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

Take lamp % white wax as big as
4 walnut. Add to It an equal amount
of white vascline. Melt together and
add as rauch pure almond oil az
would al an after-dinner coffee cur.
Beat oil and. as il cools. stir in tea.
A.oonful OF glycerin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08
ynrdstick o. summer Time.

Mrs. Knickcr-H How long viii you Be
away this summer?
Mrs. Booker don't know. ! shali
stay 81 900 at the seaside and 500 " Ne
mountains y y. ~ Ssn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-08

There y a little club in London called
rbe Froth Blowers club. The orEaniza-
,ior meets in public houses and every
member Is bound 20 swear aad curse AZ
e,.rv meeting or BE fined p cents.