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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-15

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Jan. eth, Feb. 9th.
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1nny Cor Illustrated booklets describing tae interesting
tri through the Mediterranean and Adriac 20 Trieste
snd Ffurns and to winter resorts.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22
Entered at the Post Office at st. Paul.
MINI, as second class matchmaker.
9fficcrers 9cpepis.

Set CT cit 9arnmel &egel, at Sffi>
screr / @urcu % Tlaaoen Far &et
all at up4r,lSe mere bcuipns!plt ppcr=
'>r Neu!;s c::o M,ore Nprgerc. 9cli=
Tic Mcyei CT longt ira at bpt;c puu
nuycu lfrgucn Npp. Spurt in1pO CT
Set MOO latte llsarelt SilfGloct, %
Dog iinocr n1ull / &c flelte 2on0e,
al l9rlig @urcns Sfficerer ofte CT
}aa forgiulOeoe, ut Sc bar Sen ltpr=
l1e &anifeli9beo peo - p9 / mango
GiltGloe llct life brpoer Jig ON -
at loore bper lit. st golllfe lGrlig1
a]ffrGffeuOc @fsen1pel / ben &ctming
afgiper Splflmo. bppr Nfllpringer /
Sc leuere Mor bar pitt CIT 9epe1 uper
gpne / Gfiicerslto1oell, ser bar fprt
til &c mlelt ifonoalple lilltanoe. &C.
uaa lagtclls pare Sc itraalenle lln;-
%loruscr, bris &c0ligebploelle %ltiller
CfIiterer poo eli l(uotogeli es ioo nleO
Seniyn til at bctole 8inlo, tbi ser
meget Glitter folter Hengc, % 9pll=
ninger1e / @nrel1e er ingenluuHe
ftore. Mc1 / loa 6olo CT set Stu=
terue ieln, ser oporager vIcnObeots"
5ur at boloe StoOi en neoligc.
Snliolertio CT ser bpg @urprgo-
nilatinlNr, Scr life pplmlrltrer iir1e
Of}icerer til at lepe nner @pne, %
en- al oisle CT Sen omerifnni fc, /
bpert Uolo Sen MfOeling, ser gior
Gieuelte paa Hbilippinerm mnosr
8on1onoo al @enerolmoior Gorbin.
S eli nplig uoltebt &orole til @n-
rem bar ban fremlot fplgenoe &eg=
Ter: S Oct 2jeblif cit officer be-
gy,,0er at lepe ooer gune, FOREIGNER
ban at req les. hinge MGno, ser
i1otruoer / Sfiicersltol1oen, bpr oo-
Dures ON, at fin Ell %tarpelig 2cpe=
bis pusier for oen1, og blipcr SC be-
ij9leoe al Enifet ON at lepe pao ol1<
Den Moooe> laa lfploer Sc Jig lelp
og 0eres &egilnent at goa n0 al
&ieneltet og lpge s(rbejoe, ser giper
iterre 2pn % tilla0er ct SIP / 9,1fs=
ms. = @pis alle 2an0es Sperfornol1=
aor piloe in6prente beres u11ge Sf<
tieerer iaaounne &rincipper, piloe
Der life blipe Mnleoning til at ifripe,
bpao ri 1ninoes el1gang at bape left
i Ell golnmel 9rpmmcbog iom l1o.
tponing: officer at lie - @irlb
at gigre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

Scr ~ alDaffsIfaf fffs
fornRgte line beoife og melt lipsbtepa-
ren0e Ggenifaber / 6remtioen.
Gorfatteren i111tter meo at lige:
rMi1te 29iere maa IN life tro,
at ieg foragter eller unOerpnroerer
ben ameritanife &l1lta,r. Sen bat
tpgrttmoo inger narmere @e11n6rer,
emo mig. Men jeg minber ON, at
ale oe iaafalote @11lturgooer life er
al ablolllt Ner6i. Gent poo set
elettriife 2ps! Sets 2psepne er bio.
%uncerlig. Mcn Ser CT 6olf Ser fore,
trptter &etroleumslamper, forbi SC
en- Gang far faaet ct Gtpo at en-
elettrtif 2eoningstraab. @ner cnom1
beore: Ml1tomobilen! Set CT 6erligt
at ilie gjernem @noerne / oette mo-
oerne &ipretpi. Men set CT rimeligt
ON ben Man0, iom 1neo Mpo og
nGppe CT ilrppen fra at blipe fj9rt
oper at Set, Ter li0t anoerle6es POI
oct. Nlt beror poo Gpnsmoaoen."
9e ii0lte Sr6 far rimeligpis hi.
bere Sigte. 9e romn1er flint og tit,
fert &%ineiercns Sprbolb til @eltens
Gipiliierings=5rong: Mal1oe11, Ser
CT lige pco at fipres neo al 9lutomp:
bne1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22
6 nnotag e.

Set fan ilaaes fat iom cit &egel,
At mar Sc o1reerifonite 8laoe itriper
om itanoinapiife Gorbolo, laper oe
noget temmeli9 mel,ingslbit Geieri
uo al set. Dette er forltaaeligt NOT,
ga Sc tire norbilte @igers inbbprbes
6orbolo / national, iproglig % til.
bels politiif &euiee1oe CT at cit. iaa
tcmmclig inopitlet 9tatur, at Set for
l.benforltaaenOe fan bore ret panife.
ligt at fin0e u0 al, bpilfet Ser CT
bpilfet; men Sc grore 6eiltaaelier,
ser CT begooet / SEN m1erifonlfc
@reale / Sc oller iimplelte Iing, T..
Cts. SC g%eogrofilfe 6orbolo, @opeo=
ltrberue / &c trc &iger .. oll., ct
life oes mirorc u~tilgipelige, oo SC
pioucr on eli Slpletbe0 / 8ebano-
lin9cn al Stoffet, ipm falter eli
Sfp9ge oper Stofbebanolingen / i'm
@elbeo. Set fprtiener oerfor eli lrr=
lig roiel,oe Sntole, at uMinneopo'
liz Sournal", ct al Mnr0pel tens melt
uebreote pg beolt reoigcreoc Gosbla-
be. bar 0ounet Ell l1bpruget l(n0t.,-
gelle fra @eglcn peo lin fortrinlige
9choaolirg al sen lpenifnorife &ri..
le. @looet lenotc / Toriommsre1
lin Damaging @oitor, Scr. q. g.
Gbomberlain, til sen lfano;uopilfc
@nlup for at lfripc &orrelpoucanccr
ON ltnipus ltriocn fra lelpe Stc0c...
Set fmn life nugtes, at mol1gc Sto!=
o,r1uper Ter / MprDpeltcn u9 hi
life mil,orc en0 no9cl1 - ilnpoelao
n1sle &prrclponOantcr me0 I.,rprili=
llinger ON ct Sunmeulu rillm al
M'sfprltooelicr. Sbi Sc Ioc1tlo. Der
tl1ptter Jig til l1nionsltri0cn, ltptter
iig i'll er gonhael b%tltoriif @rgArnto,
ion, Set ifft ~ @permonbS SuN at
bstrlgte unOc: sen rette Sru5pin=
fel. Set ?toi intioHrtio l.aes, at
Mr. Gbombcrloins &eocgiprelle al
ollie Sc Spargsmnol, bon bar lel1ot
at muoerlpgc, bar pnret / bei @roo
FORFEIT. Gen nioner ON ct &(urlp,1
paa Gpr6oloene % cit Gpne til ut
lGtte Jig ino / ale gnfeltbcoer, ser
meo ct Glag far itillet &orrclpol1-
oel1ten poa cit meget fremrogenoe
Elaos / sen anertfonife So1,rnoli-
tit. Msn Sen ofgiber tilligc CT 81
bis for at Ser meget bel fan ifripes
FORFEIT / Sen omerifunife Hresic ON
bore @jemlonoe, og ri far berefter
lterre Set til at f%orlnnge bette chs
bioti(. Mr. Chamberlain far bit,
at set fon lo0e Jig gjpre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22
bperunbrcs 9 y t.
Der.

~ u | u u IL w L.
Scr.
@ bar facet tilfnloig &lu1o-
ltab ON cn min0re be(oig 5ingeres
Silltono / Ell ellcrs. ogtet 6amtlje
Der / 9pel1, og set or lno n1eget be-
tlageligere iom Sc igrln1oclt or prGg=
tige Mennelfer begge to. &c bope
tlun for cit 5io Cog ma nj baobc at
set nil blipe en- l11e9et fort 5io) for
CLIENT Sc Nligter, Sc gjeniiOig bapc
til binm10en. Hoa @runo al Me=
ningsforifjel piltnuf / rcligips !@eu=
leenoe Gum cit l1oget pietiltiif o,1=
loet n1eben5 bor, berimo6 er let at
Sin0), formo0e hi, at ban fife
/ @jemnret fan finoe Den @pgee, ban
ttGnger % lao lgger ban ol,oet
Selifab.. S iaa0anne 3ilfeloe er oct
iom oftelt &pnet1s Sell. @rn er be-
itcmt til at pere WanDen cit Mcb=
bjalp, og bpis bun finn pil0e lnmpe
Jig liot eftcr bam o. ntpoe bam meo
emil og &ps iitcoetfor meo lure
Mirere bpergang ban +. Gfs. bapoe
.figget for bpbt / @lasiet", eller er
nugget prar1ten .er1tnoet pao 6orret-
ningsanliggen6er, Iaa pil6e bun fin
Sc, at Monben n eget mart piloe
lGn1pe Jig efter benbe. &aarbt in1oo:
boarot buer life; man fan fun opcr=
pinoe set onbe me6 oct go6e. @n
Man6 bar fine &umpe at tjGmpe %.
trGnger til li0t Spm1ntring / @jem-.
met, og set er &one1s 9ligt at lie
til, at ban bar Set bpggcligt. Sp.
fploer bum lin @ligt, iaa tan mai
bore NOE ten iiffer poa, at ban oil
gjgre fin. Sg iat Der er libt See.
ringsforifiel. @bao f1l6e bel set
gjgre? &ar life enbber Set til fine
egne Meninger? Disf1ter Gogerne,
I'm S bill, / al 8enligbe6, men lao
life. nogen 6orifjel / Sro labe no.
gen &nl1oe paa Graaoen. ST Ser
tilitreffelig @iarligbeo og Metelie
for ganbbeoen; iaa bill g6ers 9anfer
inart maoes. @piss4S 6erfor bill
piie liot SperbGrenbeo, iaa oil Ste
iren mart, fomme.
&pem set er? So, set iige ri life.
Set piIoe bore at fate sten, og set
befatter ri os life meo. @pem er#
fcrsprigt rem NOT til at falte Sfen?
-..--2>L>.>-. .---.s 10y
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22
E5oreu omJrebsfprte
p nany y.

Set lpoer 1ortao l1troligt, nte,1
Tauot lfol oct 0og bore, at @5ar Ni-
toloi al &l1slan0, Ser rtps peo lit
Ga9tbl.o bar ienbt Sulin6er og otter
8ulinoer al fine ltnoeriaotter / 9ps
ben poa &alplaoien / Mancburiet,
% ion1 tun nreget moo%itr9ben6e gift
alo poa at flute 5reo og finn gjor-
be bette, ga Sen iejrenbe Mo0lton0,1
Di1te Jig pillig til at gipe Mffalo paa
Seirens itjenneite Jrrgter at
6enne Mutofrat after itaar / 8egre6
meo at opertage Stolen lom Ser
Aensfreoens Champion peb at lam-
nlentol0e Motionerne til Ell M
Greosfouferenoe / .@aag. Man Ell
tilbpjelig til at forbin6e 8egrebet
Grefbeo meo Ell laa6an Sptrnoeu.
Com befien6t bcp0e 8reiioent &oo-
aepelt allereoe taget Sfri0t til at
lommenfal0e SEN a,16en &aag Sonic
renee, og er Ser nogen Man6 / Ser
ben, Der bup0e &et til at pr90ift
Grebens @pangelil,m for benne Ser
Sens Jpriter paa cit iaaban &ongres,
1aa er set tilpisie bam. @ba6 ser
bar hpeget bam til at operla6e 6ett::
Br9rogotip til en- an0el1, til en- JDr~
he, ber min0re ems l1ogen an6en bar
t%ortie1t at nebnes / Jorbinoelie
useS Treosbepeoelien, nioes life,
a1ert Ser ipnes at bore fulo 6oritaa.
slfe mellem @aibington oe ST., Sc
krsburg ON Ga0en. Sen fgrIte
6reosfongres &aag bleb paa set
1Rrmelte en- tom Gerenroni, % set
Na1lo, Der iqmmenfal6te sen, ipig-
teoe paa set if9u6igite Sc 6reoe11s
&ruuoiatningers iom ban ielp bap-
Be iremiat. Sfal oct nu blipe
ben famine .Mano, Der iamler en- nh
aongres me6 BET iatnme GormaaT,
fon1lner man ubilfaarligt til at mil1-s
oes Be gan1le Dr6 ON &rofo6illen,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

sbeori % &rafsis. .sSee tror M,
beitemt," belnerfeoe en- &rait til en-
al fine S%:olebern, rat man bellcr'
maa tale re'lligt til fine 8prn emo 1T
ifianoe, set pirfer meget mere paa
6em."
So. ioareoe &onen, bet er leg
ogiaa enig l1leo 8reiten ON"
S set famine 111ffer bun ginonet
op % raaber u0 tit fin lille Dretg
uDeriom gu life giebliffelig fpn,
Ser Big ne0 fra Mgooingen, ifal lee
fnRffe. 8alien paa rig!!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22
On tp(& Prins paa en- 0on(k @oi=
(Ro(e.

S uSeilc Mmts Tolfebla0" fortrl=
ler Seminarielerer Mnrius Sprc,,-
len, Selling, fplgen0e, ser er fore
gooet paa @run6tpigs @gjlfole peo
&%ipbenbapn for nogle Tiger itoen:
u@n al Higeifoaen5 fioite Gage
fom cit TIFF &ri11s, iom / flere Mar
far bapt Nlniattelie peo Set tpife Sc
lmotlfab / &ipbcn6apu og oerfor
babe foritaar og taler 9aulf, til
@pjlfolel1 % boo onn Sou til at bpre
og ie pao ltn0erpisningcu. Sm set
bpie 8elpg ito6 / nogen 6or6in0elie
mes Spifer1es @pjifole / Spnoerjpl=
lon0 eller 11co set NOR fore tooenbe
&%ejicrbelpg / &jpbenbopn, lfal jog
life flr1ne li9e; Yri1ien lo0 til at
p@re loa interesleret % fo%rituaenoc,
at ha1 goot for fin cgcn Sfplo fl11l-
DC 09re tp1lll1ell.
6orltanoer Mplcnool 6olot Sore
Drag on1 9olgos, ser bopDe ppret
meo at rejle bort Soft ga rpore
SLENDER bapOe taget life alcl1c Sc to
tpife @ertu90pmmer, men oglao set
qau1le 0anife &rortlun6 Slespiu".
&rinlen f11lgte go0t meo, og hi fun
Sc. bpre poa bum bagefter, at ban
life bar 1toen pGoagogiif Sans og
Smtanfc. &ao Glepbul1fene jas og,
lao lpn0erjpolfe Niger. Gem infer
eslereoe &rinlen Jig iGrlig for. Get
fnnoe bore britt intcreslont at pibe,
Dpprfpr DC fpm berop, pireOe bon.
&ole1oal gif Zen og bel1teoe heres
Stilebeger og bite Hrinlen Dem.
Ser bar 5pn for Sogel1. Oct bar
ct IilfGl0c; men Set lna u0 iom cit
Sonfe, at 9onltlurerens lioite Sp=
gape lp0 omtrert ioole0cs: r@por=
for ieg font poa @pjifolc, og bpo0
l(obptte leg far boDt al Gfoleopbol=
bct?" Sc le11oerjpoife Higer 6apbe
life anet, at m0re ems 0oul flprerel1
lfllloe lGie 6eres Stile, pg mino}t
6opoe Sc o1et, at CIT tplf Stotanono
lfuloe lGle 6eres 8%efjeuoeller> ser
bar loa uforbebol0ne % ligefremmc
iom @iGrtets lfjulte Sanfer: Seq
ct foln11el1 pua @pjlfple for at lere
at lfripe nit Mooersn1oal = fprlt
% fremmelt 0erfor." Gtilebpgernes
fprlte 8looe bite peo oeres mango,
mango &ettelier, at &igerne trerete
til at lere &etifripning; Sen iiblte
Still por berimoo tenllnclig rem %
&, / Jig noget al sen @lGoe, Ser
ligger | at funne frigjere SiGlen /
Sro = Sen berliglte @upe, Sfaberen
bar gipet M%enneifet.
Sort efter itilleoe &igerne op til
@pntnaltif. Hriniun enjfeoe at lie %
tole meo oe11 ibnoeripoife @igc, ionl
bapbe ifrert ben beolte 5til % Der
peo gipet bam Ell flar 6oritaaelie al,
bporfor Senocrjpoernc tager 'paa
6anife &piifoler. Men III tpr bel fife
tro, at ban ct @ar Gage efter fortalte
&eiicren ON fine Splepelier?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

'oeI 1iliIf o,nlit graoer mon lssi q
th at opaoe SOL. Gen eneite Grsit
er, at ben rl1siiite G5ar nplig bar
fact fine S9nber laaleocs ifabe6e,
at ban pil bape at pel1te en- Si6, 1T.
bcn ban paanp. ton begproe at lpge
Dire. sJA (; SOS d
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

s-E--- g "L-.r #+- 80 E .E. 81 q RE-
&rissminiitcr saft % bans @eiie-
lellfab. Der / flere Maaneber bar rejlt
| Eitalien, forloo iioite Spn0ag g.
fobama Sapan for Gan 6ronciscc.
S De iiolte Tiger bar Gellfabet op.
bolot fig Sapan og berejit 2anoet
fra @noe til an6cn. SIR lin Mfrei-
lie uotalte Mr. 9oft, at ban life fun>
De ie, at Ser bar ,noget Gienoifab
moo Mmerifanerne blanot Sapane-
ierne. SpRrt imoo por ban operolt
blebet mootaget mcb Sen itgrite Smg-
o~efommenbeo. Sptsjerne i Sapan
baboe fnn rent Total 8etponina og
noar ct amerifanif @eiieielifab bar
blepet franfet UNDER oisie, bar set
fun for6i set rent tilfeloig bar ble-
bet blanoet op / 6olfeitimmelen. 0m
@opcotten | &ina l16talte ban, at
4ineierne bittert forrp6er at babe
begDnot 6en, oa oe lite fan un6nare
amerifanife 8arer % allere6e bar llt
Is Millioner operitpr paa Ben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

samu,eulign bette Blob, bets ss,no.
BOLD, hoftprelie, Bris % Brrn1ier-
meo anore 8laoe / ianln1e @prog.
The Glenwood post., 1905-08-12
The Line that suits them all. ;
The Colorado Midland.
A Warming to Mothers

Too much care cannot be used with
small children during the hot weather
of the summer months to guard
against bowel troubles. AS rule it
is only necessary to give the child a
dose of castor oil to correct any dis
order of the bowels. Do not use any
substitute, but give the old fashioned
Gator oil, and see that it is fresh, as
rancid oil nauseates and has tendency
to grippe. If this does not check the
bowels give Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Dilrhoea Remedy and then
dose Of castor oil and the disease
may be checked in its incipency ard
all danger avoided. The csoator oil
and this remedy should be procured
at once and kept ready for instant use
as soon as the first indication of any
bowel trouble appears. This is the
most successful treatment known and
may be relied upon with implicit con-
fidence even in cases of cholera in
fantum. For sale by all dealers
The Glenwood post., 1905-08-12
Tho Hotel on Wheels,

Old sleeping cars and parlor cars
bring good money in rental before
they are sent to the junk shop. They
are chiefly wanted by showmen and
travelling photographers, who run all
over the country with them during
the summer. You find them side
tracked at all the small towns. Some
are used by medicine men and
agents of all kinds, who travel in
large groups. Scores of these cars
are in the hands of strolling enter
tainers, who don't want to remain
idle until next season.
The rental of these movable ho-
tells has developed into a recognized
industry. A bond is required for the
return of the car to the point where
it was hired. From ten to twenty
persons can live comfortably on an
ordinary "show" car.-New York
Press.
The Glenwood post., 1905-08-12
New York's East Side,

Several east side landlords in New
York have followed the example of
Mr., Russ, who raises the rent of
each tenant SO cents a month when
ever the latter has an addition to
his family. Many families who have
refused to pay the tax on children
are being dispossessed, and many
are finding it difficult to secure
homes. DR.. David Blaustein of the
Educational alliance says that
"aristocratic" ideas are creeping
into the east side. The people down
there are beginning to look upon
children as curse rather than
blessing. They have learned this,
DR.. Blaustein says, from what they
have seen and heard of the wealthier
districts uptown.
The Glenwood post., 1905-08-12
Twin Lives.

1t is wonderful how alike some
twins are, not only in feature, but
in character. 1t is seldom, however,
that the lives of twin sisters or
brothers are SO nearly alike as those
of Mrs. Mary Sissons and Mrs. Ann
Dennison. These old ladies recently
kept their eighty-fourth birthday at
Arnold, Nottinghamshire, near
which they have lived all their lives.
The twins were married on the same
day by the same clergyman. They
married brothers. Both lost their
husbands as the result Of accident,
and both married a second time.
Both enjoy good health, and neither
has ever seen the sea. - London
Mail
The Glenwood post., 1905-08-12
Bull Ring Slaughter.

A Spanish contemporary says, &C.
cording to the Indianapolis News,
that in 1904 nearly $4,000 bulls
were killed in bullfghts Of the coun-
try. The bulls killed about 10000
horses. The best and most valuable
bulls for the arena are raised on
the vast estates of the Duke of We
ragua, in Andalusia, who has made a
fortune out of this business.
The Glenwood post., 1905-08-12

On account of the Lewis and Clark
Exposition extremelv low rates to
Portland, Oregon and return, will be
in effect via the Colorado Midland !;
tickets on sale daily May 23rd to Sept.
30th; round trip $40. 90.
The Glenwood post., 1905-08-12

On account of the Lewis and Clark
Exposition extremely low rates to
Portland, Oregon and return, will
be in effect via the Colorado Midland ;
tickets on sale daily May 23rd to Sept.
3Oth; round trip $4,000.
The Glenwood post., 1905-08-12
Saturday or Sunday--Reiurn hondsy

Aspen, $2. so; Debeque, 49, 25;
Grand Junction, $3. so; New Castle,
$.75; Palisade 49, so; Grand Valley,
~. 65 r life, $1.80 Townsville,
So. 90. The Colorado Midland
The Glenwood post., 1905-08-12

Three fast trains daily In each di-
rection on the Rio Grande.
The Glenwood post., 1905-08-12

The local newspaper may use its
best efforts against the peddler,
against patronizing mail order houses,
work for legislation in the interests of
the home merchant and follow gen
eral policy strictly in his interests,
and yet if way presents itself to ad-
vertise without patronizing the local
paper there are few merchants ready
to take advantage of it.-Antcnito
Ledger.
The Glenwood post., 1905-08-12

1t is rumored that R. S. Ball and
a. S. Harp have leased the Marvine
lodge property. 1t is one of the
prettiest properties of the kind in the
state and these two gentlemen are
well qualified to make it one of the
most popular. The railroads all speak
of the heavy tourist travel from the
east, caused by the heat, and this
section will get its share. - Meeker
Review.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21

Once upon q time a prominent
attorney was driving through the
country, and, seeing q small boy
hoeing corn near the road, COM
cluded to stop and chat with him.
"Heilo, buddie," said the lawyer.
"Howey do, SIR" responded the
urchin, without stopping work, or
even looking up. To begin the
conversation the attorney said In a
friendly tone: swell, my boy,
l e you are hoeiug out your
corn" "oh, no. sir, I'm hocing
out the weeds and leaving the
corn" Little boy, your orn is
quite yellow, isn't it?" "Yes, sir,
We planted yellow corn" "You
are not going to make more than
half a crop. are your" "No, sir,
we don't want only half a crop;
we're tending 1t ON shares" By
this time the lawyer had lost
p!easantness, and said: "There
isn't much difference between you
and q fool, Is there?" "Not much;
just the fence" replied the boy.
and the talented attorney soon
vanished down the lane.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21

Every sou. In the universe lives
alone. There is 4 dark curtain
dropped before the windows OF
the house which hides II from the
view Of all. Everyone has felt
this loneliness even In the midst
Of crowds.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21

The path OF life runs so crooked
that We cannot see around the
curves.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21
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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21

And left ut home
When we are out
On this rustic roam.
Through the day We boated,
Hunted, fished and swan,
And at night on the high bridge
Played games hand In hand.
"King william
almost blush to say
Most of the evening
Held full sway;
And even our
Most bashiul boy in the lot
When II came to kissing .
Was "Johny on the spot"
Mrs. Fields and Barker
Chaperoncs OF the day,
Seemed to understand
II was innocent play;
30 let us continue
In childish glec,
TIL We enter the circle
By couples three;
And, for fear OF disturbing
The good country folks
Suggested We rest
Aud tell funny jokes.
And so our three camping days
Were soon passed,
For you know good things
Cant forever last;
But here's wishing
Each name may be found
When "Camp jolly No. q
Comes around.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-07-21
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