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The gold leaf., 1905-10-05
A Remarkable Suggestion.

Raleigh Post.
One of the most remarkable sug-
gestiOns we have ever heard was
made q few days ago by the Colds
bOrO 1rgUS In the course OF "a roast
that paper was giving IL show that
appeared there the night before, the
Argus said:
Tins show C?D was booked for the Mes
senger Opera House by klaw Erlan-
ger of New York, who are supposed to
be reputable theatrical managers and
send out only frst-class attractions,
consequently the managers OF the Mes
senger Opera House are not directly re-
sponsible for the imposition upon the
Goldsboro public Of Reuben in New
York (which is absolutely disgrace to
any boards and should be suppressed by
lawn fact the 1rguS has before sug-
gested the enactment Of Il law prohibit
ing or indcting railroads for hauling
such through the State, as the surest
means of protecting an unsophisticated
public from such reprrhensble theatrical
combinations,
Regrets, merely, H"reXpressed that
klaw 4 Erlanger sent out Il bum
show: but the railroads should be
indicted for hauling the aggregation.
There is not Il word of criticism for
the management OF the opera house.
whose business and duty it is to see
that patrons of the house are not i'm
posed upon. There is no suggestion
that it would be well for the opera
house management to investigate
the merits of sO-called attractions,
and see that all with whom contracts
are made are worthy OF the patron
age of the people: but the railroads
be held responsible, they should in
vestigate all the theatrical combina
tiOns on the road and ascertain
whether or not they are ''reprehensi-
BILE" and refuse to haul any against
which the people Of any community
might possibly have Il kick. Let the
schemers and impostors 90 ahead
and prepare to rob the people, let
them make contracts with the local
managers OF play-houses, and then
indict the railroad if it brings the
show to town
The gold leaf., 1905-10-05
The Ever Idle Lazy.
Raleigh Times.

Raleigh Times.
Land-wide and land-long through
out the South there is the fact that
many who are able-bOdied and strong
refuse to labor. They make of them
selves fourfold parasites. Either
they steal while toil-weary honest men
sleep; either from the apron pockets
of striving wives. daughters and in
Inmates the supplies that have been
tilched from careless wards of pan
tries, game with the uninitiated and
win from them their dollars, or traf-
fic in n score of unlawful ways-li-
censeless and beyond the possibility
of redress.
The following editorial is clipped
from the Southern Farm Magazine,
of Baltimore. for the month of Au-
gust:
Chief of Police, J. j. Reagan. of Lex
ingtOn, Ky, has issued an order that all
idlers in the town, whites CT blacks, shall
be arrested. and ifthey fail to give good
account OF themselves they will be sent
TO work for the city. There has been
complaint in Lexington and nearby
towns OF inability to secure help in the
fields and in the homes, although many
negroes were idling about. But the order
was the immediate result of the failure
of couple of farmers. who had offered
S1.oO day to ten negroes loafing at a
street corner, to secure their services
The loafers were Immediately arrested
and given the chance of being locked up
or going to the country to work. Chief
Reagan holds very properly that when a
lot OF negroes are seen standing at street
corners loafing during the day one is like
ly to hear of burglaries at night as idlers
must live. and il they do not work they
must beg or steal or live upon some
Others begging or stealing. If other
chiefs OF police or similar officers in the
south would take sach positive stand
against ldling and vagrancy the urgent
cry for labor woald be greatly dim:n-
ished
The gold leaf., 1905-10-05
Seed Wheat,

Nice line of Seed Wheat at
n. 7bOn1asOn's.
The gold leaf., 1905-10-05
Administrators Notice.

Having qualified as administrator of the
estate OF Robert w. Jones, deceased, late OF
Vance county. This il notify: all persons
having claims against the estate of said de-
ceased to exhibit them before me Oh or before
the 1st day of September, 1906, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate settlement
This Aug. oath, 1905.
JOHN W. JONES,
Administrator of Robt. w. Jones, deceased
Andrew j. Harris, Attorney.
The gold leaf., 1905-10-05

within M announees they will sell points
North Carolina including
% % V fGsersourg sua2k Fankln and intermediate State
limited fare for round trip plus admission to tho Far
rouds tmmum including admission
be
The gold leaf., 1905-10-05

Nice line of Shoes Cor ladies and gents
at H. THOMASON'S.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15
MANY
SORE EYES
IN THE STATE

Over 10000 pupils of tLeMinne-
sofa public schools are suffering
from defective evesight and not
less than 10000 are afflicted with.
defective hearing.
This is the record of thefirst
years inspection of the eyes and
ears Of the school children, which
has been carried on by the State
Board of Health, assisted by the
State Superintendent of Public
instruction and the school auth
critics throughout the state.
The official report of inspections
made during the school year
which has just closed was
announced recently by DR.. H. M.
Bracken, secretary of State
Board of Health. 1t shows that
of 81, 1853 pupils examined 3,141,
more than fourteen per cent, had
defective eye sight, and 512,
! about 1888 per cent, suffered with
| defective hearing.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15
The St. Paul Dry Goods Store

Woehlert. D : B & G.
Bridget Schrieber vs. N W and Myra
Miller. F A L; F L.
NEW CASES.
&c Flynn ct al vs Timothy Foley
ct al. e B and & B: Harris
Richardson and Calhoun & Bennett.
q B Lowe w Fl q Tanner. AC
Egleston E A K.
John G Schober w Emery Hall ct
al. B & G; L & B.
Henrietta Wentworth vs. 81 b and
Virginia Wentworth. IA l.; Oh
Comfort.
John Wicherski rs Anton Wicherski.
INT; EFF s and L & B.
Laura Estev vs. VIM Estey. LW
and S G vasaly.
VIM Mccarthy " Antoine Boisjon.
lJNT; FW L.
y Duclos vs. G W Bouck & Son. F
AL; g I'm.
NJ o Bryant W Geo F and Ella
Barnard. g 81 N; F W L. -. ..- 49,
John Sanders W Il landau. J n
T: L & b.
Moss Bros W A < Hall. r. IL; L
ia B.
@ 81 Niles " " and Mr.. Raglan.
q 81 N; r sc. -
Walters & Co " Ed Gertin. B &
C;EFa :. =
Elsie Ohotta " Philip Koroll. r A
LINT.
Jacob NohneR ct al " Frank Novak.
mt; FWL.
Oliver johnson " Tow Of Morrill,
ct ii. INT; L &B.
Albert Trzebiatowski W Jos Pekow'
HI. JN"T; DIT.
Els Tanner a. sheriff " Walter No
wax ct al. y N r; FW L and L-.&
B.
Martha G Andrews " Frank An
drews. B & q. ---
Hildah Peterson W t. Mathieson.
j N T: B & G.
Nikolas Karst vs. Village Of Pierz.
J N T; l. & B.
Fremont Graham vs. Geiser Mfg Co.
L & B Benton & Molyneaux.
City Deposit Bank W J 81 Perkins.
E P Adams L & B. {.
John E Morton Va Jennie Y Morton.
B & G.
Jonas johnson vs. G F E1gstrom et
al n T; B & G.
Martha Essille vs n P Ry Co. J n
T; G W Bum and L T Chamberlain.
M o Bryant vs. A Thrall, e Thrall
81 Danielson. B b Bates, VI Nun
son. G 81 N; L & B and G 8 Cairns
Frank Hall vs. F E Heroux. N T
L q B.
Gus Fenske vs. Harrison & Peterson
J N l.; F w L.
! David Sweeney ct al vs. N Richar'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15

son as administrator Estate of Mar
garet Sweeney. in T; N Richard
son and F w L.
Maggie Chrlsty vs Jas Christy. F A
LINT.
John Vidmar w Chas CLARK. J N r;
Crowell & Gardner.
Fred A Bsndy vs Clara o Bandy.
L & B: F A L.
Muske & Warner Va A K Hall. EA
K; L B.
F Graham va Hester Griffith. L Il
B; Geo L Keefer.
g q Niles vs 8 Schwartz and G
Coke. g 81 n; l. & B.
John Wise W Town of Buchanan. r
S c and L & B; L.
Gilbert Anderson vs. Mitchell Mar
quls. B & mt
Roy Alderman, infant. by Ida Grip.
pen. guardian, vs Pine Tree Lum Co
B & G; II T Abbott and L & B.
NJ NJ Williams W L F Water Power
Co. e A K and Davis, Kellogg & &c.
verance; L g. B.
in Carnes 70 81 o Buckhout. r s
G and L & r; F W L.
Deering Harvester Co Va Thoe
Pierowicz. " Il Thompson and L &
lbs; Evil.
Geo McCullagh vs. r e Schafer.
smith & Thompson; L N Davis.
J Kiewel W B Gross and Dominca
Gross. F ": B G.
PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
CASES.
! state " J r Chamber, Perry
stith, Joe Wieshinski. Martin Poster,
Fred Poster, Chas Wise, Nels Ander'
son, Oliver. Pepin,- Peter Lemay.
Reginald vining, r s Clarke. Jal
Body. Michael Bergmeier, J 81 Fer
guson, Z Il James, z A James. Mary
Moroe, FW Lyon. g A Olson, H G
McMasters, John Rassier, Gee
LaFond, A ] Richie, OK Olson.
| A0AAAy 0AOAoo0ouS OOuu O1OSCuU0s !"
G Trask, J B Maier. IA L..
CONTINUED CRIMINAL CASES.
State vs G G. Benson.
Sta te VS. Frank Harrina ton.
State VS. Alonzo Bennett.
State vs. John Leczinski.
CRIMINAL CASES.
State VS. Jesse Neal, Harry HARDWOOD
and Thos Martins cases.
State va John E Anderson.
State vs. Thos Geek deft, and Bar.
bara( Schadler complainant. FAL
r s G.
; State vs Peter Jendro deft, sophi,
Sabonia complainant. r A L; r S c.
State vs. Frank Jendro- deft, susann,
Guida complainant. F A l.; S
!. and L & B. ~.
~. 3. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Ond Hundred and Three
Cases on September
Calendar

The September term of district
court will convene here nextMonday.
The work Of the grand jury will be
light, as there are no prisoners in
the county Jail. Following is the
calendar:
CONTINUED CASES.
First Natl bank va And Laseteki.
LindberRh & Blanchard F W Lyon.
Margaret Sitzman as Administrative
vs Frank and Mary Mischke. G b
Niles; f WI.
JE Walser VI John F Harsch. in
True F w L.
WV Cook vs. Miss & Rum River
Boom Co. INT: Cohen, Atwater
& Shaw and L & B.
Howard Shoop " First Natl bank
and e s Tanner. JNT; Oonanf &
Conant and L & B.
Geo LaFond W Nellie LaFond. L b
B; Miner & Van Camp.
FW Hilger " Julius Diedrich and
Sherman 7anselow. 81 B; e F
Shaw.
Coates 4 Sons vs. I w Bouok. + A
Eindbergh; q 81 N.
Nv Bouok " Allen blanchard. g
b n; 3 g Clarke.
Mccormick Co " Ttebby. L &
B; e A King.
Theresia Dobemeier " G " Bouck.
Stewart & Brewer and r g Clarke; q
q N. $3.50
John F Kennedy W Jacob and Nellie
Burton. J N T: L & B.
John Cairns W A W Zaloudek. F A
L and L & B; 4 K and G Sheldon.
Geo Schaballa rs Jos Simpson, z 8
Tanner and F W Lyon. D Trettel and
IT; FW L.
And johnson, W E Harting and O
Z Trace as Trustees L F lodge o .
F vs. W Mcdaniel, Fl A Rider and L D
Brown. ~ Nm Bergheim and A P
Blanchard IF W L and NJ G Kelsey.
Fashion Mfg Co vs. l. q Vessel Co
and L O Vessel. Howe. TAYLOR &.
Michel and + w L; L &B.
APPEAL CASES FROM JUSTICE
COURT.
Martin Tuzlnski Va Fred Wejlert
alias Woehlerr. D T; Bergheim s
Cameron
Jacob Trzepiatowski vs. John Hang,
VIM. Hang and Vincent Kedziora, CO.
partners as Hang & Co. J N T;DT
Frank Jerowskt vs. Fred Wejlert o,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15
COME AND GONE.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. MCGOWAN of Ind"'
pendence, Ia, visited their son Fred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rutledge have re-
turned to Chippewa Falls after visit
with Mrs. r.. sister, Mrs. Rowley, at
the home of Mrs. R. g daughter, Mrs.
r. Amo
Miss Susan Alexander, who was WIS.,
itine Mrs. g. f. Kirscher, has re-
turned to f. Dodge, Ia.
Chas. Brannen, who is travelling In
Wisconsin for the Giant Grip Co., was
home for visit.
Dr.. J. G. Millspaugh, after attend
ing the meeting of the medical asso-
citation in Wadena last week, went on
q hunt for few days.
W. A. Wheeler and son, who have
been visiting Mrs. Wheeler's parents,
DR.. and Mrs. J. Martin, have gone
West, and Mrs. Wheeler and daugh-
ters, who are still here, will follow
later.
Miss Kline of st. Paul visited her
sister, Mrs. Max 0rodniok.
Miss Nina Hogle was Royalton
visitor last week.
Miss Bertha Harding Of Cass Lake
visited here On route to Mortified,
where she will attend Carleton college.
Mrs.. Joe Rivett visited at Saul
Centre.
Mrs. r. Fearing ID back lrom.Belle
PLANE.
Philip Arendt visited ct Belle Ches'
tor last week.
N. J. Bracks was inlAkeley Sunday:
L. D. Brown WAS . Duluth visitor
Sunday.
Twin City visitors last week wer<
Herman Linquist, Ed. Fraser, .Mrs'
W. J. Coon, Franz 0resca, Mr.. E.
Peterson, Robt. Wright, Miss Clar'
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Ghristen'
sen, Mrs. A. Hanson of Plllsbury and
Mrs. M. j. Bracke, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Butler, Mr.. and Mr.. " Z. Pen
field, Gerald McMasters, Mr.. and
Mr.. E. M. Mcintyre, R. Neill, Mis-
Alma Tom, John futile.
T. j. Monahan returned from Min
neapolis Monday.
Mrs. Henry Otto and DAUGHTER hav'
returned from Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Davidson wen
to Winnipeg Monday.
Mrs. G. q. Brown Is visiting a
White Bear.
Henry LANCE has gone to Mime
apolis, and will take up dentistry a
the state university.
Miss Barbara Burton has returne
to st. Paul
Scott McGregor returned from Nc
Gregor, N. D.
Mrs. D. G. Shears and Miss Eff
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15
DR.. 4. J. .klImEk

is having great results with his
clinical work in higher Optome-
try with With the eyestrain is COM
pletely relieved, defects corrected
deafness cured, and the disturbed
nervous system made normal
Better have your eyes examined,
it may be worth many years of
life to you. -:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15
Consultation Free. Office at
KlIH1EK Bros.
Jewelry Store
Buchanan Block LITTLE FALLS, MINI.
Rol1alon In New York.

ltoII0 Ion In New York.
New York is the largest single mis-
sion field in the world to-day. 1t b
estimated that only one-third Of ito
population, both Protestant and Ro.
man Catholic, is under Christian inf1u-
ence. The foreign descent population
in New York is larger than the whole
Of Chicago's population, and they read
thirty-six daily newspapers in foreign
tongues. Congregationalism carries
on. religious services in fourteen Ian.
guages.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15
All That HAPPENS.

"Once in awhile" said Uncle Eben,
"a man thinks he is shown MS 5lnoe-
pendence when he is simply putin an
onrea sonable strain on somebody's pa
tience; w Washington Star. Ia s ss#5s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15

Roberts of Cincinnati, O., are guests
of their brother, Dr. L. M. Roberts.
q. A. vansmith and Marx Buck
man have gone to Washington, D. G.
Mrs. W. Folsom has returned from
Taylor Falls.
Mrs. D. b. Parsons il visiting In
Minneapolis.
Mrs. A. Cedarholm returned from
Minneapolis. Monday.
Henry Guerin is in the Twin Cities
on his vacation.
Mrs. VIM. Mann, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. E. Rothwell,
has returned to her home at Martin
Ferry, Q.
Mrs. A. Hayden and sister, of Al
cester, S. D., visited Mrs. E. W.
Kaliher.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kennedy have
returned home.
Mrs. A. McQuesten of Muscatine
has arrived to sec her daughter, Mrs.
e. J. Richie, who Is very sick.
Chas. Gravel was In from Pierz
Tuesday.
Miss CLARK Of Royalton, who hes
been At The hospital was taken home
Tuesday.
Mrs. N. ". Chance has returned
from Duluth, where she attended tho
funeral OF = nephew killed BY train
In the Iron Range.
Chas. Brannen left for st. Paul
Tuesday.
Fritz aaas and daughter. HFe. VIM.
v>nDomarus, went to Perham Mon
day. Mr.. Haas has large farm near
there.
Rev. and Mrs. g. E. Satterlee of
Crookston accompanied the remains Of
Mrs. Harrie to this place. 49,
/ B. Y. McNairy aud son Louis re-
turned from the Twin Cities Tuesday.
Miss Laura Brannen il attending
the st. Cloud Normal school.
Michael Kerrich of Pierz, accom-
| p0uA0O W AAS OSVU00A WILL "0AS w
Rochester Tuesday, to be operated on
Wednesday.
| Mrs. ". A. Dawson and Mrs. L. r.
Wreh have returned from visit to
Minneapolis and Bloomington.
Miss Bertha Rhodes went to St..
Cloud Wednesday.
Mrs. j. Cairns is visiting at Rice.
! j. c. Flynn was in st. Paul
Wednesday.
I Ben Kafka has returned to St. Pau.
after visit with his sister, Mrs. l.
Greengard.
/ Mr.. Mattock, the woollen mill mar
Of Pillsbury, wac in the city Monday
I. Greengard. tor some years q
The Bell Clothing store. will start .
clothing and furnishing store in som,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-15

I. Greengard. tor some years at
The Bell Clothing store. will start a
clothing and furnishing store in some
town in the-Dakotas.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-23

In the Gfieth year of the life Of ,Jabez Hottie,
the multi-millionaire, the thought came tn him that
il might he good for his soul II he gave away in
charity some of the money that he Ind reached out
and picked up right and left since his 'pickers and
stcalcrs" had been strong enough tn clutch.
,Iabcz had never troubled churches by hs pres
cncc and he did not know that there il injunction
that You let not your left hand know what your
right hand doeth.
And yet in acquiring his wealth it must he said
that he had unwittngly carried out the spirit OF TINT
prcccpt. for many OF the doings Of his right hand
were Of 40 questionable nature that he had kept
his left hind in darkness for very shame. But Ito
speak fnir) II the right hand had known of some
of the deeds Of the left hand II would have bushcd
Oh, they were good pair Of hands, those hands Of
the multi.mionairc Ever faithful to his ma
tcraI interests had they been, but he afraid
that his chance of heaven would be mcngcr II they
did not together net IN almoners-0f course, with
proper BARKER" before them to trumpet forth their
good deeds to nm admiring world.
SO Jabez Hottie sent for reporter and said
to him: ''What IL the best way to let the world
know that am not merely an acqurer of wealth
hut that all my moneygctting has had hut one
object the final giving away OF oil my goods to the
pOOrW
The reporter said, "You might advertise on our
financial page to this effect: Iabcz Hottie, the
millionaire, wishes to divide his wealth among the
really deserving. Address him at the postollce,
naming amount desired and giving your oath to
of his generosity"
,Jabez looked troubled. IL am afraid that would
be too widespread in it's effect" said he III expect
to live many years, and did not intend to give you
the impression that ! wished to dvest myself OF
my means IA man divests himself Of his shrt-at
once. thought | would be willing to give some
thing like thousand dollars to some well-known
institution, and ! am wing-pcrfectly willing-to
talk about IL TO the extent Of II column in your
paper"
The reporter grew an inch. "Mr Hottie" said
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-23

look up and dodge or ] can't let you play ont of
doors"
And in learning to dodge falling arship and
mt the same time keep out of the path OF Il hurtlng
notOrcar, the children of the future will get to bc
80 nmbc that the race AZ whole VIII be improved.
Il will p fast race in fact
Which shows that everything IL for the best
81 nclosc an interesting clipping that will appeal
especially to YOU Let me know what you think
of it,"
And then she doesn't inclOse it and the recipient
of her letter vainIy hunts for it.
The nincosing habit follows the postal rout"
all over the world.
It can be- carried to maddening extremes. ns when
the young man who is stranded in the West receives
a loving letter from his mother in which, after tell
ing him all the little incOnse1urnccs Of hi' nativ"
village, she says 81 did not know what W get YOU
for your birthday and inclOsc fvc.dolllr bill"
Imagine the feelings of the poor tcnderfoot, down
To his last cent when he finds that she has forgotten
the Enclosure. II only she had forgotten the village
gossip and remembered the thing that would have
made that particular letter memorable.
In the same class the nonincosers are those
who say. "Of course, George will have written you
about the mysterious happenings in the house Of
Cynthia Acndale How do you account for them?
It it more than likely that il George has written
at all he will have said 81 suppose that Emma has
told you all about the blOod.curdling affair at Gym.
thia AlendaIe's, 80 ! will not waste your time by
telling you about it, But wasn't it awful? What
are we coming tor
n only George and Emma had assumed that the
other had not told single thing about the interest
ing affair! Here and there are people who hate to
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-23
By Charles Battle Loo11iS

The other day had been going on at pretty
rapid rate, dcnouncing the illgottcn money of the
American "roblcr barons," saying that ! would
rather die poor hut honest than be as rich as-I
can't think of his name but he is respected by the
unthinking everywhere.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-23

hut If ! do say 1t, he cannot mind helm as well IA
!, for many and many couple has he spilled out
either side of the rock of divorce. Are you ready,
sirY Shall ! east orr
Cast off, my hearty" say You, 'Wc are in for
long and perhaps an adventurous voyage, but with
you and with her ON board I'll be bound it will he
happy one"
All of which is pretty little alcgory, and
made it up out of my own little head
And it's true every word of it.
What would we have thought of that mother who
thirty, or even fifteen years ago allowed her chill
dTn to play tag and spin tops ON the railroad track
of II trunk lincy We would have called her lacking
in common sense. But the world moves, and
although mothers still object to their children play
ing tag and spinning tops on railroad tracks, steam
ears are now allowed on our highways and byways,
and whereas the railroad train runs on schedule,
the modern steam ear and ts brothers, the electric
and the gasoline motor, run at full speed under
no schedule. and they run where children most do
cOngregatc.
And 80 used do we become to dangers that
mothers speak a mnn--Sit at our bedroom
windows and calmly continue our sewing M we
watch Willy cutlr II machine running ut twenty
miles an hour. and Jenny calmly step aside to allow
the passage of n woodworking monster, painted
red and "chuggng' in manner unknown to our
fathers, who did not even know what "chugging"
Now, when arships are common and they begin
to fall from the sky. as they most certainly will
in the hands Of inexperienced acrOnnuts the careful
mother will at first make her children play in the
house in some protected playground, hut after
awhile she will realize that this world is meant to
hc lived in. danger danger, and she will merely
say: "Willy, il you hear Il strange noise overhead
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-23

receive letters, hut most Of MS arc human Heaven
he praised and 40 in writing put in all the human
touches you can think Of, and don't assume that
"thc other fellow has written all the interesting
news, because you may depend upon II he hasn't.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-23

to evade them only to it that weather all
gales; and whatever you do, to it that we do
not strike on the rock of divorce"
And Love will shake his curly head and say with
a merry laugh:
81 have acted as hensman to many a couple,
but never yet have | struck on the rock OF divorce.
Now, over there is a wedrcssed sailor named Gold.
His boat is bigger than this and is furnished better,
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-23

he, 'if you are actually going to give thousand
dollars to any sort Of charitable institution,
to college, and will promise TO let other news
paper hear Of II before we have chance to give ii
publicity, we will be glad 10 devote whole first
page 10 IL because IL will be- in the nature of ALSO
Continued on Fourteenth Page)