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dedicated TO the kid" up stairs by the
occupant OF the suite underneath)
II you were mine there would be no more
fuss
Before it's light 10 see.
The noise that wakes me up and makes
me cuss.
No more should be.
You wouldn't stamp upon the stairs that
way,
Nor loudly bang the doors.
Nor do I think you'd yelp the livelong
day .r-
Without a pause.
II you were mine hardly think our bell
Would ring it's batteries dry.
Nor through our speaking tube would
come your yell
When we reply.
That loading the dumb-waiter so twill
drop
Your favorite monkey shine
Might happen once, but after that
'twould stop.
II you were mine.
II you were mine I'm sure that in the
halls
You wouldn't make a muss
Nor would you rubber" when somebody
calls
To visit US.
I'd really hate 10 say what would do
To get you into line"
II I were but your fond papa and you
Young imp--were mine.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
James Emil was found not guilty In the
sth district court. today. on the charge OF
non-support.
A soft hat. valued at s., was STOLEN from
Edward p divers room. 420 Westminster
street, yesterday afternoon.
Gilberto Moni was hned IS and costs by
Judge Rueckert. today, for working at
his usual calling on Sunday
John T. Thorpe for the embarrassment Of
sle from Abraham Bazaar was placed ON
probation by Judge 4Rueckert--this- morn
ing. ' ~~
Carmhe Ionnotti was placed on proba-
tion by Judge Rueckert this morning. He
was up for neglecting to procure a ped
dlers license.
Frank Biny OF 243 willard avenue re-
ports stolen from his house yesterday.
two white shirts, valued at s.. and an
overcoat worth $40 ~
John Bojians store at 42S Washington
street was broken into last night Cigars
and cigarettes. valued AZ sl442 were
taken: also IS IN change.
Ellsworth Keenan,. Ss years old escaped
from IN. state farm at i;3o p m. yester-
dav He was committed on the 18th In
slant. on the charge OF non-support.
Thomas Fitzsimmons was found not
guilty In Judge Rueckerts court, today,
OF the charge of having stolen dog.
valued at $50. the property OF John Sex
ton.
Robert HAYDEN. white. and Frank John
DAYS each. by Judge Rueckert today, for
tho theft OF metal. valued at 81, from
some person unknown.
George Huestis. a Juvenile. was fined s3
by Judge Rueckert. today, for malicious
ly breaking glass, valued at ~ cents I'm
building on Tockwotten street, the prop
erty OF Edward r. Clark
The complaint against Selwyn ~ Blake
as fugitive from justice, based upon a
complaint OF conspiracy TO defraud for
n. c.. was discontinued In the 6th district
court today.
George s. Smiths roller engraving
works. % Brayton avenue, was entered
last night by breaking light OF glass
over a window catch. Two copper rolls
valued at $50, were stolen.
stephen Crosby while pa ssing the house
at l27 Plain street. Mt 500 p. m. yesterday
discovered smoke issuing from n window
OF Eugene Manning's tenement. Crosby
climbed through the window and found
that the smoke was caused by a burning
apron.
The private complaints against Henry
Nardonelo and Hyman Frank, for hav-
ing registered beer bottles in their nos
session belonging 10 Caproni Brothers and
the Five Sullivan Brothers. respectively,
were this morning continued by Judge
Rueckert until June ID.
Charles l. clinton. colored was fined SIS
and costs in the 6th district court, today.
for an assault upon Frederick n Morton
They had had few words in a house on
Winter street. Subsequently when Morton
was talking with friend, Clinton came
up behind him. punched him on the Jaw
and Knocked him down.
The complaints against Thomas Griffin
for an assault upon James f O'Neil. and
Thomas Griffin and Charles Carter. for
driving of horse ard wagon belonging
10 A. r. Congdon. were today dscon.
tinued on payment OF costs by Judge
Reuckert. They were each fined $50 and
costs for overdrivfne the horse. Appeals
were taken.
For over Sixty Years
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