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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-12

Boston, s., CHIcdgU, Q.
Boston MASS, May 1l.--Boston shut out
Chicago to-day in rather disappointing game
t,o .,I9 oo1.1300O.-5 10 g.
Chica co., o 0 o % 90 10
batteries: Young and Needham: Pfeiffes and
O'Nelll Time, 1914. umpires. Bausewine ana
Emse. Attendance, 2.2D.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27
nObrag ai ct Srcp.
6r. paul peterien,
Danifb 9utb. gnbl. 9oaie, -
Blair. 9esbf5t

5srit fplsr jea Eron9 til Ut Iiae
6jsrtelig 5at fer 9onffertn, ION 8s
Iaa penlig Ienber mig 4ar efter sat
glaar iee bar I1it ben. goor
ben ruubt til andre, ion fGttsr
qris pad ben og sptr iaaleoes en-
Tiae ID Iionabirtfombeo. Sub BET
Igne en3 Sang unot aiutrin1
i6lanot bort Golt.
Dernaf bar ieg Tn Qnmoouin9
til Dem, Iom ieo nnifen tpier mia
RED at fremtomme mfb. forbi bens
0pfbtoelie meofsrer Nrbeiot, 9rcrdI
Dc / 6orpeien bar mere tno not.
DoQ, bet ton inofrrntes til at fer
De mig TO @bresier pdd ct 9reptcrt.
nemlie Sens 9irens "a >
Sens Diren bar 10 btisat aufrnii
en-, oq ieg fulbe msget snite at bets
le nogle greoe meb BAN, ON mu
ligt foo BAN til at holoe Gprebrds
fer % ORR i'm ReiIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27
GilotU9(o 2.

Smdd tritsli9e 5ortGninger
iumleOe af 6. 5. Ser er ubsi,
perens Gororb:
Den gelDilis, bDormeb ben
fgrite Canning at 5Ortaaing,rne
o&iIbeDaIo", Der ubtom I 1899,
blsO mObtuget, bar inbsibet 6. s.
U2ob bill at fremtomme mtb ailbes
peIb 2. en- bebre Og ftsrrs Gam
ling af SmdaforteIins.r for gsrn.
Der er ftabis srong til ne Jors
tGainssr / SsnbassftoIen, | Diem
met Os Deb uuebomsmsber, og bet
sr bort 6dub, at bisfs 5ortGningtr
Imao 8elb fra 2ibet mao pefs
forget 2pft bos unse os gomls
til at bragg 8onb meb @f9be If
2ilber."
8ogen er pad 70 Siber oe tofter
25c. Senb for ben 5rt
mobtogss.
PnbIiet;'7~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27
9ieferat
3rinitatis SemtHa
RUINS 9ebningemiss
iOnsforenings 2oet
4drsmBbe dbotot PAD
Stoten 81. San.

Msoet oabnebes meo Sung %
21sningen af ben SO. Salme. bey
eiter 9sn, lebet al QGItformonbsn,
lem begrunbet paa 5~ormaubens
6rooGr leoebe MsOet.
) SetretGrens Referat. ION blto
oplait og gobtenOt. berettes blonbt
anbet, at 5oreningsr / BET ipunone
Mar ct potiet meo 6enipn til Meb
%lemsaHtaI. Iaa at ben nu taner
las Wsblemmtr.
aasiererens rapport bile. at Der
ror $61.07 / 8usien 1f 9btlten
Sum Oct bIep beffemt at 5in to
3reoiebeIe til Sapon. og en- 1rebic
bel til Snbiunermisftonen
8erefter foreto9es 9lIo.
Prof. 7. 3. Senfen 6lep Sdist
til 5ormonO. o9 prof. Is. {. Dan
len blep genpalqt til 8asfsrer. I'll
ReoiIorer polqtes Stubenterm n.
6ofgadrb og Q. 6. pOulisn.
|. W&sbet be1uttebs: at oipt 60
en- nqeus 9dsfersr Ret til omirino
REQ /. Wai b. q. at ubbttole If
ZEN bapGrsnbe Gusfebebolontns to
5rebiebeIe til Den af bore TO Wis
iicney, S%nbioners ener 5apdnmis
%Itonen. fom peb ben 3io ct mel
t~r0ngenbe / petuni9r 6enieeno.. oe
ben sorige 3rebiebel til zen. fom ct
! minore 8rono. aenbstien besons
Gaaenos ffuIbe ofgtpes at Snmfur
bets Gasferer.
2. Boreningen unftofer 8sser,
Iom ~ombonbIer 6sbningemisfonei.
til engarbi lite oOeritisenbe$15.00
iomt at Stbrelfen fsr9er for at Fod
Brqerne, ben n 5nIpbel / BET en-
oelite, ben nnoen I bet banife Sproq.
3. al Reiultatet az Utsoet oHent
liqqeres { .0anneren", Og at Sor
enin9ens Sefr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bancen meb 6eoningemisfonsfor
sntngen / asnmure u. 9atota, Iomf
at Wlsoet fenber en- 6ilien til oenne
Screening.
4. at. naor et Wehlem | Q Nor
life Gar tnbbstult fit Rontinsent,
itol famine Weblems Nabn ub1fet
tes af 5orsnineen, b~porimob. ON
bebfommenbe igen muottc snNe at
blipe Weblsm df Joreningen. Tan
bet lie, naur be forfemte aonttnsens
ter opbetoles.
Der bafgtes en- Rominutionstomi
ts, beituosnbe af pr9fterne Rr. Hu
Ter, 8. 80 9onbo og s. Maenusfen.
eftsr .nbt 8orebrag blto Msbet
hQbet.
8. g. Gbriftionen, Sci.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

AA1NfAANf O1NANAk &AAN@
6eieite 4egent. gneberiteren. og fore
la9ge ham Oeres Sag. S SteOet FOX
moOigt. folteli9t at imsoetomme
cettS 6orIangcnbe fpgter ban og len
6gr Soloaterne meo aueler. 8dioneEz
ter og 5abler imob be uItplbige.
u6eoGbneoe Starer at W9nb, 8nins
ter ca 9srn og anretter ct frbeteli6t
glnobao paa Dem. Dette 8lobbao
/ ct. 9%etersborg, Ssnoagen ben
%. San. 1905, bill tent eIer aIorig
glemmes af bet ~rusiffte Soft. %
BET er iuIt ffiffet til life alene at
quite til be gamle repolution9re
@niIer, Der Ioa lenge bar ulmet I'M
Ter 4iten. men tiIlige ii at brioe
kaape 3emitpoiiierne. Qrbeioerne ~
o1e De rebolutionRre Glementer
fammen til 6p1es NlooitanO mob
a~eQerin9en. Get er 10 alereoe Of
fentlig ertl9ret. at bet rusIiite 6olt
inQen g3or bar lenQere, Der rinbsr
uifploigt Blob me1em BAN og Solicit.
SO gepGgelfen mangIer lite bh9
tiQe Meno. Zen bar Ranb met
9eqdpelie. 9erbom, anieelie "a /;
bet BILE taget 0pqtiqbeo til at ar:
BE 2eoelfen. @iD bare 5ib. til Der
faar Fg organiferet og iomlet. Ter
er ~piitnot in9en, Der enonu fan be
temme bens Stprte; men ale fines
at bore enige ON. at ben oiI BARE
TART not til at itprte Regsrin9en.
ON ben Blot par bep9bnet.
Nen booroan oil 6aren title Iig.
,5ngen tan foruoIige bet. 4aerere
/ Senoags / 81. qetersborg nag
ieoe 10 ct Regiment at tpoe paa
4~rbejoerne, Sioen bar Der ooret
U2eloinger fra andre Steber. Ut
Solodterne oar Ifubt I Quften, G
II be befdIenbe life rigtig ftoIer ~
andre eno aoiutterne. Men enouu
tan nan bog life itenne. bporoeu
pGren / bet beIe og itore Dil tile
ia. vi bar bsrt ben 3ants no
talt, at OfFtererne tfIbsrsr ION RE
gel be beiere alu8ier. UiI oItiuo ftau
aeo QriitOtratiet, o9 be pill pare I
Stanb til al boloe 69ren unber 9i-
ittpIin. Wdofe. Uten Der bleO
10 nplig berettet. at be unge 0fF
mcersr. iom penbte hiem fra port Or
TOUR, bar 4epoIutioniFter / 6iertet.
90 StesIel fagos: CAB Dem Incl
te. De tar pep bsres aomp for 6as
%oreluuoet f~ortifnt fig Ret til at bare
en- Uening % ubtale ben. 90 Git
lingen / Manhuriet er Tiitsrt life
tittet I'll at gipe bperten menige
SolOdter eGer Ofitererne I Setter
9nrligfb til Regsringen. Def q.
zen Ting at tampe imoo Sapdnerna.
men bet er nooet beit forTfeniot.
rdar be ifal til at oenoe 8aabnene
imoO otres sgne. Bar bet bare
en- 5lot uro fters, Der oioroe -.
itdn0 taer bar bet enood Blot gsb
lfn, ian tunoe nan trnte ia. ~
6Gren tunoe iiaa iamlet iinoo Ter.
men en- geop9slie. Der gaar foa n.
ige genne1n belle iFoltst. ben Tfai
man lite itols paa. at Regeringen
tan neolGgge meb 8aubenmuat. Gy
life Re9eringens llbgpbelis al uifpl
bigt Blob unoTtplouing not for en-
Soloot til at brpbe bans 5roffabss
Cd mob en- FABIAN Regering2
Muuife Der ifutbe faa meget til -
fsrit ben frp9tilige arig meo ga
pan og iua 8orgertrig open pou,
for at bet fattsis Golf, Der fuo lru-
at bar futtet unber 4oget. Tan fua
Qinorino % ssriheb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27
Sfrpbelia, 6oa it9rf.

'ariitelis BortaIling for tore oa
1maa, af 81. b. 8. Opsrfnt fra
Sbf beb 81. glpbet. 9enns Bra
er onbefalet % ubg'pet at arifelia
Screening for inbre WisFon I Dan
mart. 80 Sibsr, qris inbb. 25c.
Geno for oenne ubmerfebe 300 -
1rimGrfer mobtnoes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27
0}eo brobertia 6'Ifsn

Reo. fan oplnfe baobe 8repfrips
ren % andre, iom mdotte snfe Ct
t%orreTponbere meb Sens 9irer, at
greoe obresTsrebe: 9otimer. Sotpo,
bill tr4Fe BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

GefOrmben9geiitu HuslanO

Jtti OliAUtuWYelilH JiHeluNu
Suaodn oil ri Table De llroli9he
bes. fem G De iiofte Dage er bruct
ue. 3bt bet er lite ct sieblitteIigt
Oprpr. 8eu9geIien bar fine Rpober
lanst tilbugs / Siben, ben er ubs
fprunget at Srano til RefOrm.
Bi tal lite prsoe pad at opreoe
5orbptoet meaem bellroligbeoer, Der
leote til Snigmorbet paa aeii,r
Aleronoer ben 4noen, Gibiliitbep9=
eelien / Salpfieroferns os 6rierns,
Dc fenere Snigmorb al bsiitadenoe
gmbebsmRnb og faa 9epG9elien /
ZEN ienere 5ib, men fun pege pod,
bbab Der er utniDITomt ianbt, al
ale oisfe geb9gelier Iittert sr
fpruugne al famine 8ilbe: en- be
Tpottf Regerings og @mbeosftanbs
uRoertrpttelie at 8onoe fanoen. Or
beibertldsien og fort ia9t aqe De bes
bsrIfebe. 0ttte mou tages meb |
9etragtnino, ndar man pil bebemme
ben n9rp9renoe Spitunb.
Dian tommer Auturfigt til III
fpsrge: Won bog life 3imen full
be iIaa for bet f~tattels uroertrptte
og fortuebe Jolts 6OrIesnins2 Eios
ltsere 5orisg pao Reform er Die
pen tpalte, ifal ogiud oenne blire
tpdlt? Gaer er 5orbolOene nu
guniigsre enb unber t.oligere i5ore
feg9 Oct tunoe fpres faa. Sg
fou potter 3rungen Jig pei ogiaa
meb 3iben ftprtere. Oplpsning ON
5orbolbens | andre Qanbe tr9nger
inb / itebfe pibere arebfe. og flere
eribes af ben 6sIelie. at be 5ors
bob, be reeereoe aldsier IeDer un=
Der. er utdolelige.
Oct er not muligt, at SpIianbeH
for 5i6en fan tbales ener bpms
pes meb politi oeNilit9rmugt, men
geO9eelien Der oerfor life. Mdn
betente oenne 8eb9geIies @jenbom P.
meligbeb. Mod'fe Der life ian pa1e
Otiss nogen beftemt JOrbinbslis mel
lem 3emftpos 5orfgget og 4rbeiOsz
frifen. Wen after Der er bet life
panftelis at ie, at De begge er Iprung
ne at famine &ilbe: Srang til R,s
form. Oe begge bisie 8eOegelisr
bar Oibere bette tilf9Ies. at be er
begbnbt freoelige og meo 49telie for
fen befnaenbe Regering. De Far
begge benbenbt FIG til g5nrsn meo
6oub ON, at 2anbets Gaber ensr
ben file Sober, fOm be nrbner
g5dren, oiIoe ftafe benz Ret. Meu
ben Maaoe, bporpua be er blsben
nsbt, bar beret ffittet til at oDer@
bepife felO be frebeliginbebs ON, At
Der intet fan opndas db frebelig
Del. .3emHboifterne Bah ON, al
Holtst maotte foa en- lobeibenbe
GorIamfing. Der bar fao ftiuet Il
libfiet, of bet ffulbe fdo en- repre-
fentdtip raabgibenbe Stemmt
| Qdnbsts Regering, men ogfaa bet
slippebs. Dele ubfaGbet bleb noq>
k Gmuler df Reiferens eIerBureaus
fratiets Taabe. @runbforbofoet
forblep u~fordnbret. - .4rbejbernes
@runbforbring gift | famine Retning.
Men 5remedngsmdaben bar forfeit
Tia. Deres genffrift til g5dren ei.
ub pda, at ban mddtte faHe benz
Ret oberfor oeres 1lnbertrpffere,
roHe benz bebre 2soepilfaur. men
inbebolbt tinige 8esRringen ON en-
repr9fentotib fopg;penbe 5orfdmling.
OQ fad bar bet. be forldngte at
msbe G5drsn / egsn perfon fonl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

oDunfferen" ubeadr bper Sirss
bag og 5rebag os foiter fun $1.50.
ON Moret. prebenumre fenbss frit
pud 5orfungenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-27

n or Deres F%orretninger hos dem,
ID der av%erterer / wort Jslad
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
OF A BACHELOR.

A woman's gown never tells the
truth. a bathing suit seldom lies
about her figure.
A woman's idea of modesty is let
ting YOU see more Of her than her
clothes. pretend you can.
A woman's idea of a great sorrow
is having a husband who won't admit
that there is anything in his past to
confess.
A girl can dance seventeen miles
in a night with high heeled slippers
on. and it would kill her to walk two
h]c.cks to prayer meeting.
A man can loose lot of money in
the stock market. and he may get
some Of it back: what he drops on
becoming engaged is gone forever
New York Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
HoW's This !?

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case Of catarrh that
can not be cured by Halls Catarrh
cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last fifteen years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transact ons and finan'
cially able to carry out any obilga'
tions made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale druggists, Toledo, U.
Halls Catarrh cure Is taken IN
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the sys~
tenn. Testimonials sent free. Pr-ce
IS cents per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists.
Take Halls family pills for consul
patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
HEALTHY PLANTS
Reqnlre the Most Careful attention Il.
Well as Coco Soil.

Did you ever see a rosebush which
despite the most berehco9t ouYircnneit
Of soil--of sunshine-and Ct ctrcrpticr.
seemed never to achieve a health"
growth.
a ton of manure will not help n !l1
that has canker eat:nG out IL lacart.
You must destroy the cauac Ncl,~@ 20
can remove the effect.
You cannot cure Dandrutf an,1 Ba''
ness by rubbing or l.ail lctscas. d.
rubbing in vaseine, ete.
You must look to The cause OF /,
trouble-it's a germ al the roots
your hair which causes il to fall -
Newbro's Herpicide DESTROYS The aein
and healthy hair is the sure result
Sold by leading druggists Send toe. :.
stamps for sample to The Terniolde co
Detroit Mich.
For sale by Coon and Bedell, special
agents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

rushed over to the unfriendly door
bell This time there WAS stubborn
determination in his face The sing
ing ceased. and Il roar of laughter fol-
lowed the hush of Il moment or two.
Come in" called a hearty voice.
And Ellis strobe firmly into the studio.
You are just i'll time for night
cap. Ellis, cried Harrison, rushing to
the footman's side Ellis, stoldly fac
ing the young man, lifted his hand
NO, thank you. sir he said respect
fully. "Mr. Montgomery, if you'll ex.
c,ssc me for breaking in ia like to
give YOU three messages Eve brought
here tonight
you're a faithful old chap said
Subway Smith thickly Hanged If I'd
do A. u. +. work till 3 II. H. for any.
body
II came at 10, MI Montgomery, with
Il message from Mr.. Brewster wishing
you many happy returns of the day
and with Il check from him for $1,000
Here's the check, sir. III give my mes
sages in the order received them, sir,
if YOU please. At 1870 o'clock l came
with Il message from DIR. Cover, Sir.
who had been called in
"Called in:' gasped Montgomery
turning white.
eyes, sir Mr.. Brewster had sud-
den heart attack at half past IL, sir.
The doctor sent word by me, sir, that
he was at the point of death. Ny last
message
Good Lordn'
"This time ! bring message from
Rawles, the butler, asking you to come
to Mr.. Rrewster's house at once, II
you can, sir-I mean il you will, sir,
Ellis nterjected alphabetically. ~hen.
with his gaze directed steadily over the
heads of the subdued sons" he added
impressveiy:
"Mr. Brewster is dead. sir.
(To Be Continued.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
For he's il jolly good fellow,
For he IL Jolly good fellow"

The sudden ringing of an electric bel
cut off this flow of sentiment. and sc
unusual was the interruption that the
ten members Strengthened up as il
jelked into position by Il string.
'ihe police" some one suggested.
All faces We're turned toward the door.
A waiter stool there uncertain whether
to turn the knob or push the bolt.
"NuSance.' said Richard Van Win
kie II want to hear brewster 5
Speech
speech, speech" r,eA5cd cvcry-
where Men settled into their places.
",;r Mn:ltG lnery brewster" Pcttin=
Gill Introduced.
.A-.liH tl.o bel rang loud and long
"i,ee...f ,seeinen's. III bet there's a
lrltral iH tie street" remarked Oliver
Harrison.
"If It's only the police. let them in,"
said Pctti!yill. II thought it was Il
credit H.
'i'hc waiter opened the door.
Some o3e - zee Nh brewster, sir"
he ami 1ttss=fT.
Is She pretty, waiter:' called Nc
Cloud.
"IIe says he is Ellis from your grand
fatlprs sir,'
MY compliments to Ellis and ask him
to inform MY grandfather taat its aft
er h@;ll:il. hours I'll see !iim In I'll
mor!4i.4@ aid Mr.. Brewster. Hho had
req. tued under the iests of his conf
pal s!lS.
"Gr"nlpa doesn't want his Monty
to stay oit after dark chuckled Sub
way Smith.
at was most Thoughtful of the old
gentleman to have the man call for
you with the perambulator. shouted
Pettingill above the laughter. Tell
him you've already had your bottle"
added McCloud.
Waiter, tell Ellis I'm too busy to
be seen," commanded Brewster, and as
Ellis went down in the elevator roar
followed him.
ster!"
Monty rose.
"Gentlemen, you seem to have for
gotten for the moment that am twen-
ty-fve years old this day and that your
remarks have been childish and wholly
unbecomfng the dignity of my age.
That l have arrived at a period of dis
cretion is evident from my choice of
friends; that l am entitled to yoHr re-
spect is evident from my grandfatLers
notorious wealth. You have done me
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Come home with ~. grandson.
come hoGe with nae lew. suggested
Subway Smith
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
"llTTlE EEEECHES."

/ don't so III oh "a religion.
never amt had no show;
FUt I've soj d middlin' tight grip. Sir.
On The handful q things knew
o5on't pan out on the prophets
And free-w:!, and that scvt of thing
1ut helieve in God and lie Angels
Ever since one night last spring.
eeme to town With some tnrnips.
Ard my little liane come along
N four yearold IN the country
Could beat him for pretty and
strong
Feart asG chiPpy. aud sassy.
Always ready to swear and fight
And I'd lalnt him to chaw torhackor
Jest to keep his mi'k.teeth white
Tic snow came down liko a blanket
As passed hv Tassalt's store;
Went in fer jug e molasses
Ard left the team at the door.
They scared al something and
started
heard enc little souall.
Aad he'll te.sniif ever the prairie
Went team. Little Breechcs. and all
z5efl-te-sslit oyer the prairie
WAS aim 81 froze With skeer,
Phi We rousted up some torches.
And searched Tor EN- far and near
At last We steHek bosses and wagon
snewed under a soft white meHnd.
ffnsot dead beat.-hut ef little Gahe
No hide OF hair was found.
And here ali hope soured on ne,
Of my fellow critters aid
Jest flonped dewn on my marrow
neaes.
cYeteh-deep in the snow and prayed
Py this the torches was played out,
And me and lsrul Parr
Went off for some wood to a sheep
fold
That he said was somewhar thar
We found it at last. and little shed
Where they shut UP the lambs at
night.
We looked in and seen them hud'
died thar.
So warm, and sleepy, and white.
And thar SGT Little Rreeehes and
chirped,
As peart as ever you see,
81 want chaw terbacker,
And that's what the matter OF me.
Hon did he git thar? Angels.
He could never have walked in that
storm
They Jest stopped down and toted
him
To whar it was safe and warm.
And | think that saving little chlld
! And fotching him to his own.
Is a dened sight better business
! Than 1oafing around the Throne.
pv tho I afa John HaV
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
EXPERT LIARS.

A Kansas City lawyer tells OF the
use of expert testimony on lying. He
says
81 was prose cutting attorney for
Finrey ccanty in ISL. and had a fel-
low no before Squire \. c. Jones Gu
the charge of horse stealing. He hired
Mike Sutton to defend him, and when
the case was ca led ! proved beyond
auesti n. by witness who witnessed
the theft. that we had the right man.
After the prosecution had rested
Sutton introduced Buffalo Jones as
a witness and eravely Informed the
court that he intended to prove by him
that my witness had lied. BuHa:c &C.
took the stand and swore that While
he nad never seen or heard OF the
witness before, and knew nothlhS
at all about the crime committed,
he had had great deal CT experience
with men and could tell pretty certain
when they were lying. Then he pro-
ceeded to tell how men acted when
they were lying, and gave the ex-
pert opinion that my witness had
sworn to lies from the word go.
protested aeairst such performances,
bit Sutton MAJ the Judge believe
he had as much right to Introduce an
expert on liars as he would have to
introduce an eXeprt on medicine, OF
anv other science, and the result was
the thief was dismissed from Gus
tx dy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
RESIDENCE UNKNOWN.

First Citizen-That new neighEOr
of ours, Mrs. Jones, seems an illna
tured sort.
Second Citizen-How so?
First Citizen-Why, called her IN
on the telephone yesterday, and asked
her if she had any idea where her
husband was staying, and she rams
off without answering me.
Second Citizen-I don't wondcr--
he's dead.-Harper's Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

IN" honor 10 drlnk my health ANA t, r.
aSSttr" IN" as to thc iHoficHsiYrucsS Of
approaching seuiIity Now ask You all
to rise and drink TO the Little Saus 81
Che R}ch. May the Lord love us,"
I'm hour laict, ZIP Van Wta1,te anG
subway smith Nnre singing .IeIl Me
l'retN Maiden, 10 the HHrert,sin ac-
compartment OF Hettih@.lfs violin.
Len =" electric bell a=8jn disturbed
the et9z RanI
Pc. hetseas sake shouted IlarrI-
son, WHO had heen s.E9i12 with All
Thy Fault eve tlfee Sti54. = IN Pot
ttsillS iaa figure.
Come home with H. eFaHdsaH.
come holae with nae lew" suggested
Subway Smith
A5feti t.Ill$ ee 20 Ia FIt.i'stN.. COM
nralltfed Montgomery. Mud IG113 Ills
to9jl Tire elevator daWHWaf1 lis
usually impressive face iattS Were Il ink
of anxiety. and twice lfc @tTftCa II re-
turn to TN" top floor, SiIa 1zgg lIJs head
duhiotlslN ~ E,st he etmRFd into
lah@oiH and feiaielatftIN Jeff the =fe1ei-
ors lehfIid He kH"W Il VAS 4 birth
day celebration, .tud II W. eH5E half
laSt I. II t.,a morning
Al :, O'clock the elevator Htle IN.
otht.f= tli,3. te- iha top 4 tar. AMI Ellis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09
Gil .i! -.
Oh ~ .....
"VFHE Little Sous OF }5tr Rich" Wc4p

"NHE Little Sens OF ss,' Eiell" Wefe
gathered about Vie long l,lt,l"
IN Ic;tiH4iliS etjuio. There
L We're ni.c of them present he.
side KfoWster They We're all Young,
more OF less pntcjl3riSing, hopeful and
reasonably sure ef better things to
eelHe Nest Of them bore Aililles that
meant something i'll the st39N of New
Nalk luaecd oue of Them had re
marked ~ n,an is known hN the
street that : named after him and as
he was u tew tt-'n,er they called him
subway
HE Hsst popular nan i'll the con-
':9nN was young Monty Brewster. He
was tail aud straight aud smooth
SHAKEN. People called him .ciean 10 *
ing Older women We're Interested i'll
hiuI beca1lse his father and mother had
made a romantic runaway match,
which Was Tie talk of the town in the
seventies. and had never been forgiven.
Worldly women We're Interested i'll him
because lie MAS the only grandson of
Edwin Peter Brewster, who WIS many
times a millionaire, and Monty was
fairly certain to be his heir. barring an
ahsentiHiHded gift to charity. Younger
women were interested for Il much
more obvious and simple reason they
liked him. Men also took TO Monty be
cause he WAS Il good sportsman, IL man
among men. because he HAD decent
respect for himself and 40 great aver
sion To work.
His father and mother had both died
While he WAS still Il child, and as if to
make ,lp fer his long relentlessness the
grandfather had taken tie hoy to his
own house and had cared fer him With
what he called affection. After college
and some months oh the continent,
however, Monty had preferred TO be
independent Gid Mr.. Brewster had
found lin! IL place in the bank, but be
yond this and occasional dinners Mon
ty asked for and received no favors.
1t was a question of work, and hard
work and small pay. He lived on his
salary because he had TO, but he did
not resent his grandfather's attitude
He was better satisfied TO spend his
weakly salary as lie called it, i'll his
! OWL way than to earn more by dining
seven nights a week with an old man
who had forgotten he was ever young.
1t was less wearing, he said.
Among the Little Sons of the Rich
birthdays were always occasions for
feasting The table was covered with
dishes sent up from the French res
taurant in the basement. The chairs
were pushed back, cigarettes were
lighted men had their knees crossed.
Then fet'ingill got up.
"Gcnt,emcn,' he began. I'VE are here
to celebrate the twenty fifth birthday
Of Mr.. Montgomery Brewster. ask
you all to Join me in drinking to his
long life and happiness"
"Nc heel taps!" same one shouted.
"Rrewster! Brewster"' all called at
once.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Al :, O'Clock the GtetataT t4tde an
,thets tli,' te lhe Top 4 t3r. AMI Ellis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-09

Ard my little Gate come along
\ foul yearold in the country
Could beat him for pretty and