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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18

side and licked the blood that tricllled
down my face. finally getting on TOP
col me and pressing down his entire
weight TIN / heard my ribs snap. felt
my breath stop and the blood ooze
from my ears and nose.
Il had given up all hope. for all life
was leaving my body. when the three
bears began 10 quarrel among them
selves. and ! managed TO roll over and
draw my bowie knife from its sheath
They had noticed my movements AMI
Instantly ceased lighting. The big TEL
low then came 20 me and stood over
me, and. exerting all my remaining
strength. ! plunged the blade clear up
10 the hllt between the creatures fore
legs. lie gave - unearthly squeal.
raised himself on his hind legs. lifting
ME with him. and for a moment we
were face to face.
Then I felt his claws as they tore
OF some OF my face and a second later
q bear in the rear scalped me and lost
consciousness Whether the bears we're
attracted by some object, or went 10
fighting among themselves. ! cannot
say. but when I revived il was dark
and | was alone.
i tried TO move. but the action
caused me so much pain that I cried
aloud in my agony.
a hunting companion OF mine heard
ny voice and. following IL. stumbled
Owe: me. / was deprived OF speech and
SO mutilated that he did not recognize
me. bur picked me up and carried me
down the mountain back 10 the camp.
v here, after eight months OF suffering.
was at last able 70 sit up. but IL was
q full year before / could walk"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18
MINER ATTACKED
BY THREE BEARS
DESPERATE BATTLE IN CALI
FoRNIA GOLD COUNTRY.
MAN ESCAPES WITH HIS LIFE
Is Badly Wounded, But Stays One Of
the Big Grizzlies-Found by
Companion and Nursed
Back 20 Health.

Boston.-Charles Chubbuck. OF Scitu-
ate, Mass, an old California miner. the
only man living who. attacked by three
grizzly bears. fought them single
handed. killing one, and escaping with
ms life.
Becoming reminiscent the other day.
he told the story OF his escape 20 re-
porter
In the autumn of 1857" be said. "a
lot of as gold miners were encamped
near French gulch not far from the
foot Of Scott mountain in northern
California. one Sunday. while out
hunting. we climbed the mountain by
following the rocky bed Of a gulch til
We reached Table Rock. a ledge OF
rock. fat as a mortar board. that caps
the mountain and is covered with
etunted trees, bushes and briars. /
had separated from my companions
and gone a third Of a mile. keeping
close % the overhanEing rock on my
eft. watching for game down the noun
tain. when a partridge whirred past
and disappeared.
Il looked up. hearing a slight rust
| ling Of leaves and saw a big grizzly
standing on a rock II feet above me.
instinctively jumped back. crouchlng.
He leaped and swept my rifle out OF
my reach. Realizing that in another
second the brute would be upon me. I
whirled about and made tracks for the
eulch, with the bear few feet behind.
"As bears are unable 20 run fast
down hin I had gained on him about
- feet when. issuing from the gulch
Immediately in front OF me. came two
ether grizzlies one struck me a tire
mendOus blow which dislocated my
hip and hurled me down the mountain
side. knew now fiEht was impossible
so / straightened myself out face down
IN the leaves. playing dead man.
II had lain absolutely sun for a min
etc only when I felt ON my head the
hot breath of one OF the bears. and the
/ sensation OF his jaws slipping down on
either side 81 my neck came together
with a crunch He dragged me for
several feet. then he rooted me In the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18
CONDENSED HrNTs.

Season your care with kindness and
no more affectionate friend you'll ind
than the horse, nor more faithful
II the mother and her chicks can be
permitted 10 run at large. do not worry
them with too much grain food. Make
them scratch. They need the exercise.
Hen will lay as many eggs In year
and likely more. II one let's them hatch
brood or two. than II none at all. II ID
more natural. A hen is stubborn.
Doesn't pay to contrary her very much.
See that the hives get the early morn
Ing and forenoon sun. II they do not get
It, the bees will put in a good many less
hours OF work in a season. as they will
not come out much until II gets about
SO warm
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18
POULTRY SOMETIMES FAILS
Twelve Ways in Which the Keeping
OF Chickens May Prove Any
thing But Profitable.

Here are some OF the reasons nc
cording 20 j. II. Jacobs. the we'll
known poultryuan and editor. why
some Jnen fail 90 make poultry pay.
1. Endeavoring 90 keep TWO fowls
where room for one only can be OBJ
tained; that is. saving expenses ty
cheapening the cost Of houses and
space.
? Buying fowls from other farms
and thus bringing disease and lice into
the flock
s. Overlooking. the fowls being sup
piled with the greatest abundance un-
der the supposition. "the more feed The
more eggs"
4. Cold drafts over the fowls al
night. with a view 20 supplying fresh
air. when the Thermometer is low.
5. Wasting time with suck fowls.
instead OF desf~uyEg an birds that
cannot be quickly cured.
g. Disregarding the breeds by keep
fng anything that is a fowl.
Z. Lack OF exercise. the fowls being
tdle. discontinued and consuming food
because they have nothing 20 do.
& Failure TO pr,@ide sufficient
warmth I'm winter. a season when eggs
are highest
3. Feeding corn and wheat exclu-
siyely and omjttiuc foods which SUP
ply albumcn for the eggs
10 Feeding three times a day. the
result being Indigestion and the intro
duction of disease in the flock.
II. Lice. both mites and the large
hce that are found only on the bodies
of the fowls and ar all seasons Of the
year.
II. Failure 20 keep the houses and
yards clean. Labor IS withheld al the
most important periods.
Success. therefore depends upon the
observance OF certain rules. A negli-
gence OF the one being almost eou,va.
lent 20 disregard OF the whole.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18
Mans on High Window Sill.

New York.-Morris Spencer, weary OF
window cleaning calmly sat down and
fell asleep or the narrow ledge OF the
twelfth story OF a Wall street sky
scraper. For three hours he slept on his
narrow bed. unconscious OF the peril,
and 1875 feet above the street Then a
policeman. summoned by a horror
stricken crowd below. gently raised the
window, and. FIRST getting a firm grasp
on the sleeping mans arm. awoke him.
He seemed indignant at the policeman's
disturbing his nap. He resumed hIs
window cleaning.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18

tiOns 20 hive The little visitors. The
their new quarters. and began moving
through an aperture iu the base Of a
hollow column on the yeranda
The entire swarm was soon inside
and at work preparing 90 store up
their next winters supply OF honey.
"Oh, very well" said Mr. Clement
why doth the busy bee. anyhow? Stay
where you are. and next winter 7 Will
remove a section OF the post and revel
In the accumulated sweetness" And
IN the meantime visions Of muk and
honey fit through the peaceful dreams
OF the Clement household.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18

Music has CHAIR 70 sootne the saw.
age beast" quoted The young lady with
shipper as cLe seated herself at the
plano
THAT NAV te." muttered a crusty
bachelor: but there are some OF us
ln this crowd Who are civilized and de-
serve little consideration. Tit Bits.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18
Feeding the Hens.

They need variety
Don't feed too heavily.
See that they have protein OF mus
cle-making material.
Too much corn and too little exer
else makes fat. lazy hens.
Wheat teens with the elements that
repair the waste to which laying hens
are subject.
Remember that oats are excellent
food for egg production. but shorld be
fed with other grain.
Feed your laying hens on a mixed
diet or balanced ration. for hens car
starye on one kind Of grain.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18

" the hive many times a day; thou
sands more swarm over the combs,
each untrammeled by rules. and with
no set task. No bee works for itself;
the multitude works as though IL wera
one bee.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18

roe county, Michigan. In writing TO the
Farm and Home / made one out OF
a discarded bedstead Inside the foot
board at each corner fastened a post
the same height of the hsadbOard an
nailed boards on these. The roof is
supported by 1x4inch rafters and an
old drinking trough IS used for ridge
pole. Odd pieces Of lumber were used
for the siding and the shingles were
some that hat been taken on the house
when that was repaired. a small win
dow provided with wire netting was
put in each gable end.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18

Stubb-So you ant your wife have
decided 70 cease quarreling?
PenE-Yes. and now she wants so
for a new fall hat.
Stubb-Asked you for Il. Ell?
Penn-Yes. she said as long as I al.
mitted I was IN the wrong she expecte
an indemnity Of War.-Chicago News
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18

may Turk In the dim and unknown III.
ture. but when with you. dearest. ]
think of nothing but the present-the
happy. the beautiful present.
Loved Cne-Yes. George; so do l.
But take me with you to buy it.-yor
men have such odd tastes in rings
Tt-D.ts.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18

Jack-The photograph you sent me
Is Just like you. dear. I kissed Il
ever so many times.
Virginia-Did it return the kssesg
Jack-NO: OF course not.
Virginis-Then how can you say II
IS like me2-JudCe.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18
A Mniden,s Yearn

Grayce-No, I've never met a man
who really Interested me.
Gladys-What sort of a man do you
want7
Grayce-.Oh. the kind who'd do things
that would make it necessary for me
70 write TO the hcart-to-heart depart
ment OF some ladies' magazine for ad-
vice.-ChIcaEo Sun.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18

Eyes. senator" remarked the report
ct. ct suppose you sometimes end il
necessary 90 dodge issues?"
Issues" snortei Senator DeGraft
why young man Il keeps me busy
lodging prison bars. e. Chicago News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18
Not Sure.

Ibid you ever contribute TO a cam
paign fund.-"
Not consciously. but | have paid
premiums on q tie insurance policy
--Washington Star
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18
BEDsTEAD POULTRY HOUSE
How a Discarded Article Of House
hold Furniture Was Utilized
for the Chickens.

a house suitable for ducks. geese or
a small flock OF poultry can be made
from an old bedstead. as shown IN the
cut. says Mrs. Charles Cotter. OF Mon
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18
Do You Know Themq

I am anxious to find my aunt, Mrs
Matilda Fegans, who lives IN the city
of Vicksburg. Miss. Her native
home is in Buckingham, Va, Glen
more p. .. She has two sons, Mr..
Charles Patterson and Mr.. William
Fegans.
ANY information respecting them
will be gladly received.
Truly yours,
SALLY ANN COLES
Daughter OF Stephen Perkins.
Axtell, Buckingham Co. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18
Breaks All Records.

Tom Erickson's lady goose has
broken all records in the egg line.
She has laid ~ eggs in 80 days. and
IS still laying. Tom. who is a student
of Macbeth" calls her Macdun, be
cause she is laying on. About 10 eggs
Is an average setting. but this lady
goose challenges all other lady geese
20 do half as well as she will. Bring
on your geese.--Chinook Observer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18
BEES IN PORCH PILLAR.
Are Busily sto-irg Up Sweets for
Winter. wh-ch Atom CIll.) Fam
ily -1Fe- 90 -njoy.

A swarm os bees Paid a visit 20 the
residence OF =. 4. Clement. Ca No. To
Grove street Alton. Iu- last Sunday
and Immediately proceeded 20 take
possession OF the back part o. e
house. Mt. Clements sweet tooth be-
gan 90 WAGER. and he made prep1ra-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18
MUSIC DEPOT.

WE WILL SEND YOU BY Nail
ORDER YOUR MUSIC CHEAP
Err THAN YOU CAN BUY ELSE
WHERE. OUR SPECIALITY OF
TWELVE SHEETS, POPULAR
AIR Is A LEADER FOR ONE
DOLLAR; SIX FOR FIFTY
CENTS. NO RAGTINIE EXCEPT
MENTIONED IN ORDERING.
s. i. THOMPSON.
is Woodwork Ave.
Yonkers. n. Y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18

Rodrick-You didn't shake that med.
icine before taking?
Van Albert-That's ali right IL will
shake enough in me. I'm going auto
mobile ridinE.-Chicago News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18
Il plsnrreeablo go

Senator Shugar-I see Il now. Imadc
a mistake in grinding down my private
secretary.
Senator Steele-The worm turned
eh
Senator Shugar-Yes. and, oonsarn
him. he turned states evidence. Chi
cago Sun.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION

OF the Mechanics Savings Bank, To-
Gated at Richmond. IN the State of
Virginia, at the close of business,
9th day of Nov. 1905, made to the
State Corporation Commission.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18

Two l9ds ut not "a ron the Calu-
met river Bob ha4 been fishing.
What luck jimmy"
Iou~h' Didn't ca, h nawthin' bu!
an old boot"
Yer better or THIN an"
How yer make it?"
I'll catch the cid boot when I &c,
home. Chicago News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18

Emily-They say hers was case Of
love at first sight
Bessie should say II was-at her
first sight OF his rating In Bradstreet's
Judge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18
Wants to Find Them.

would like to know the where
abouts OF Mrs. Sarah Jefferson. When
last heard Of she was living on st.
James st. or near 9Th Mt. Zion Rapt
Church. Mr.. Jefferson. her husband
was employed at the r. and d. r. r.
depot handling trunks. Ny aunt
Mrs. Prior Randolph resided at SOS
W. Leigh st. Any information con-
corning either will be gladly Teceiv-
ed. Address,
J. c. TRACY.
care Box 7,
Deer Lodge. Mont.
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90 Mod.st $500.

often envy my e.Ehhor
on the adjacent 'ot.
Not his wealth nor wife nov r-
But the neighbor De has rot
Puck
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18

grin. He's got vie who knows how
20 keep the servants amused while sne
does the work.-N. Y Weekly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18

as there chance for me. GIadys7'
There is George-one in a million .
George was a young man OF some ex-
perience.
That's roo long a shot" he ex.
claimed. picking M his Chicago
Tribune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18

There Was n Men" Etc.
There was n mar i- our town.
And WHY that man was there
Is because town without a man
Is somc,hing very rare.
-JudEe
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18

Took Him At HIS Word.
Mr.. Dreamleigh-Yes. darling. clouds
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18

Unisy OF Action.
Thousands Of bees pour in and out
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-11-18
Whereabouts Wanted.

Wanted to find my two sisters.
have not seen them for eighteen
years. They resided at COS or SOC
n. End st with Easter Brooks. Ad-
dress all information to
MISS EMMA DANIELS,
207 Green St,
New Castle, Pa.
The evening world., 1905-07-08
paying .r.but. or having his head

paying tribute or having his head
Il l. Estimated that the biackmailers
secured thousands and thousands o.
stepped In and began g. hunt them
down. In the rows which followed
the blaokmailers were driven from place
to place and there were several pitcheo
battles. A number Of them We're shot,
sent to jail. and others. among them a
man who was known as Thea leader OF
the Black Hand. were drive out Of the
The Matchmaking came to an end and
county were free from the outrageous
persecution they had endured for years.
Return OF the Black Hand.
About twfo weeks ago there began to
be signs That the blaclsmailers had re-
arrive for prosperous Italians. but they
were ignored. as none could believe
nat the swindlers had returned after
the dose they got last summer. But
they soon learned their mistake, n the
events Of the past ten days have proved
County to-day there Is as evil a band
OF these desperate swindlers as there
was there last summer
Last week John Guizzito, who Is a
prosperous shoe dealer in Tuckahoe, and
much respected there, got a letter de-
the money IA forthcoming he would
be shot. He paid no attention to this
and subsequent letters, and finally got
a last warning. This was ignored, n
as Guizzito sat In his shoe shop a man
full aim and fired at him. HIS brother
rushed In the store Just in time to get
q second charge from the gun. He was
The evening world., 1905-07-08
WILL J. B. DILS VOTE FREE LBBlE GARRAB
Now that Judge Is a Member
Of the Pardon Board, His
Voting in Favor Of the Woman
May Give Her Liberty.

The friends Of Libbie G~arrsbrandt, the
Jersey murderess who Is under sentence
Of death In that State, and whose exc
cuiion has been stayed from time to
time by the almost ~superhuman efforts
OF her attorneys. fird n ray Of hope for
this, woman in the appointment OF James
B. Dill -as a Judge OF tho Court Of
Errors and Appeals.
Asa Judge OF this court Mr.. Dill be-
comes a member Of the Board of Par
dons. and. curiously enough. the vote
Of the mai whose place he takes on the
bench was the one vote that prevented
n Communication OF the italian woman's
sentence the last time her case was be-
fore the board. II the case ONE up
again and Mr.. Dill casts his vote IN
favor OF the communication of the death
sentence there Is no reason why the life
of this woman should moi be saved.
Such a result would follow a reopening
OF the case, provided the rest OF the
board stands as 1t did the last time ard
Mr.. Dill casts his vote in favor of the
woman,
There is no doubt that the apooint-
ment of Mr.. Dill will cause the friends
of the Garrabrandt woman to use every
effort to got the cas before the Board
OF Pardons again. Mr.. Dill is known as
a very amiable man, but at the same
timc a man with the highest sense of
duty. The best proof OF this hes in his
retirement from private practice to take
a plsce on the bench. a financial loss OF
considerably over a quarter OF a million
dollars a year to him.
Mr.. Dill's attitude on capital punish
ment for women is not known. He a
never been quoted or the subject, but
there Is enough element OF chance IN
the situation to u the friends OF
LlbS.e Garrabrandt To cave no stone
untilrned TO get his influence.
Another case which the appointment
of Mr.. Dill tn the bench will revive in
terest in Is h q of Mrs. Antoinet;e
Tolla. The Board OF Pardons n re-
fused to commute her sentence by the
same close vote that 1t rejected Mrs.
Garrabrandt's appeals for clemency;
That both OF these cases VIII be, forced
to the front as DOR as Mr.. Dill takes
his place on the bench. and consequently
on the Board OF Pardons. there 10 40
Doubt.
The evening world., 1905-07-08
FRESCOED COP
WITH MUSTARD
Rowan Resented Checking Of
His Beverage Seeking Pro-
pensitles with Deadly and
Very Yellow Accuracy of Aim.

When Patrolman Ergerich, OF the
Alexander 9 police station. APP
peared In M%orrisania Police Court to-
day to testify against John Rowan. of
2os B.-st One Hundred and Firth
street, whom he had arrested on a
charge OF malicious mischief, a broad
grin appeared on the faces OF the court
officers n several OF Ergerich's assoc
ciates. Tho cause was Ergerich's unit
form.
According TO the pollceman's story.
corroborated bv Ernest Langen. pro-
prletor OF a saloon at NO. 43s Brooks
avenue, Rowan entered Langc's place
last night very much the worse for a
progressive bout with John Barley
corn. He asked for a drink and was
refused.
Rowan's thirst grew in inverse ratio
to his chances for getting something
with whica 70 ansneh It and he picked
up q plate Of mixed pickles snd hurled
y ~ ~ sartsadssosbsAA ~ bestaa-
The evening world., 1905-07-08
TR0TH
WHILE IN SURE|

Bringing the bathing suit and hrgsq
red stockings IN which ~ : WnsoG
and won IN the hrtny OCEAN aftra fSuj
hours acquaintanss. Miss naasy 1tnlng1
ton. Of No. ~ gAnds stsgst, pyeo1ayu1
returns to-day VIA her nauce, yba6l4
buckingham. Of PhiIadslrhjA 70 seopive
the blessing and psrmisston eqr ~ QSdt
ding NEXT wssk from Asr pasentps ~
and Nrs. Joseph piiltpgton. M inflJ
tnGton. whose hugbepd Is an03oVn1 ~
the Navy-Yard. has 6lenlae1 81 WI
inguess to f0rgive md bleD6. a1GheGG9
amazed by the n~ud0onn1G9 ~ The nGAlr,
Ntss Biuingtop, who y GUateG1f1D4gu
old and pretfy - gmploye4. - 60
inographcf In en- oGkcs 81 Ne 49,
llanlt street. 8he wsnt ~ Atla14e ql9&
Cedar Lake Cottage. Whtot 1111aoa
peared OH the beach yestevd&y lvoPG
With her bsthipg gplt hnelefy ~
Frank nucAingham. : student
hgch,9s9an. ! retired fsFSpeN
.isIsssI sxs: P.a.ssSlIs
Es%E
The evening world., 1905-07-08

der ducked. III the big plate glass mir
ror behind n bar couiin't and was
shattered.
Lange hotfooted for a policeman ana
found Ergerich. Rowan was dailying
with a big mustard pot at the lunch
counter wnen they returned. .PolEing
the mustard pot aioft he hurled II at
the ooiicenan with deadly aim.
The sequel Is logical. The mustard
pot struck Ergericn full amidsaips ami
the brigat yellow contents spread them
selves owe the .soIiceman's uniform
plentifnlIs, not artistically. Thea
Ergerich gathered Rowan 20 the station
house.
Rowan told Magistrate Cornell to-day
he was sorry, but the Magistrate
glanced at Patrolman ErEerich's uni-
form and held the prisoner In $500 bah
The evening world., 1905-07-08
Says Only Slavery Wins.
Brooalyn. July q IoI

Brooklyn. July Z, 100.
To the Editor Of The Evsnlng Weria:
Having read the various comnun0m.
tons upon the question. Hard Wosflt,
New York: Does II Winf / wiaij to-
state thai I emphaucally disagree with
the various writers. I can Say from
actual experience chat neichsr hard
work nor pull viii win but that ahso-
nos exaS.s3 % q 5os,s Ss6; .uch e ~,
In antebellnm days. y what VIII Win.
Il have tried TO ''eet aiopR' In ENv!
10 Hork since 1sS2; Ny 6psansss. oytnG 81
his employees. has given me pIsn61eS
tton Is correct.
viii h snSrs yss . aoa = snelsy:e vssj
an the whale BY certain thDorstioal buSl
not actual b~read-gtvsrs. / can pCovo1
That neither hard work nor pp1f w0l
these phases Of the oasstion. I an ~
prove that absolute slavery VIII Wan.I
As do not believe Q fses-hsrn, nds4
pendent c,tisen should BE- 2 slave : d1N
ployer MAXI q door MAI o. adoe cc2AsS
am on tho hunt nor another jcb.
! my business it q very sa.eutaeat
lrEm nsuo like sa%snnS aod =
M~sdnesday,s LETTER: We 50 On ~
Is Of il, sonsti0sa = s. ".
Wall sum my expss3snoe up ~ @
tnE THAI IN win one must Wn1so o09A
SELF the absolute properly doth sduya1
S Sesys 'o and II pr s%E,0ssu : s 8 s:Ssss
will be q success" and pssds no s1uSE
Another piece Of srrant humbug g.
JOB seeker.' have = contend xnh6
best possible .silt-sdssd rsesccn&G
70 ~oharactsr. habits end ab1kty ih.14
up. owing. TO b weakness Of tn ~
ployer In listening to absurd tdsss.Staa9
Absolute slavery of ons's. self n Nsj
Hnls re oa. v spos 3 -. sps .osas IS
his efforts 70 win. but we cart n 8
an. honest. w~ell-meaninS. oonscisnfsouSt
sober and otherwise duly. fitsed .enS.
with Inadequate : 90 Nt{ie .tSfem
into consideration " he enD3cy1r ed
the present day. 800
No. 1s1o broadway. BsodE1ya. 4
The evening world., 1905-07-08
SUICIDE FOLLOWS
BANK TROUBLE

SPOKANE, Wash. Juiy s.-F. g
Boyd. aged ~thirty-nvs. assistant gem
crai agent Of the Hamburg Brsmen In
ougancs Company, has committed sui
eide BY shooting himself through his
head.
Boyd was heavily Interested in tho
Big Bend Naslopal hank " Davenport,
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