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The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1906-08-24
Nssvs In Brinxley II Fear.
go.


rThe following items appeared IN The
Arc is the first week IN Aug. 1924
lust l2 years ago ana was Nv ely new.
- 0shhN'ey "en
Miss Minnie. me pretty Atts
daughter Of .. Win. Grothe. left thii
morning for Memphis
Prot. ]. r. Hotsss sleft yesterday
afternoon for Union 0ty. Essn.. where
he goes on business.
WIN Fo,.,... IN - rh:,rsday for
a.m,hs. vrh.re h. Il a. a.. emoloy
q the Gathoslc NEWS.
In. Crow. Of chattanooga. Tenn,
arrived in the city Sunday and viii
spend i few days visiting relatives Ii
city.
James Same and his excellent
lady spent several days u me city me
80. 2 90 p-'s's' =" s go y
w. '''''
.....,....,r .-or, . -. .,.,, 4
.,.L.... !. ~, ..,s..,,r. from asr..
go. ..h,., .~~,,..a - e.,v,r,s,,
MISC. Lee Benson and ssisie
Benson. 81 Cotton Plant. vcre ii HE
civ SATURDAY Is attend the Musicale.
they verc inc guests o. M's. M =
vaughan.
On, clever and lolly I'D fr,ehd John
sCunn' o. me )onn Sunn ''o' S9'' Va
'out from Memphis ms Sees 'ooS'ne
afses MS business 'nsssesss " snH z
ley.
Mrs. James Gum ane cn'so'en 'e''
yesterday tor memphis.
Miss Bertha Scale ut Tor her
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1906-08-24
Burglars in Brinkley.

Burglars were busy in Brinklt y
Tuesday night.
They broke in Walter Naples room
1t the Brinkley House, got few dol
ars cash. etc Eroke in Converse &
Brooks store and got $l7. 20 and some
merchandise.
Then the night-watchlnan "breke
n on them. catching them on Main
treet and recovered the booty. They
we're colored Luther Glen one Of EN-
vas given the penalty. the other re
sased for lack of sufficient proof.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1906-08-24
! Personal NOTES.

-
,co", at Simmons & Shuts
J Beard. the clever clerk
eill. the Clarendon jewe'er'
city this week relieving
Re, at Neil & Blaines
Mccreight went on duty
!. agent for the Wells Far
Express office at the Rock
bot, former Agent Henry
having resigned for the psif-
ing a job on the railroad.
Brickell. our clever City
lng been III Poos ~
q months. went to Arm
lngs the latter part Of last
The efficacy Of that resort
|for malaria.
| Jennie Sapp and daughters.
he and EugenIa and Mar
L their Brinkley friends "a
|ArcweIl Tuesday and l5sst !
4 to Join Mr.. Fred Sapp IN
zonia home. They leave
m friends here whose best
With them. Their address
;her, Ariz.
w. B. Murphy and pretty
Misses irene and Kate.
been in Brinkley on q pro-
IsIt to the families Of Drs.
Murphy and Ed. D. Nc
# yesterday for their home
Texas.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1906-08-24
cLAREN JON CoRREsPoN.
DENCE.


j. H. Chedister's remains arrived
Monday night from Ashville. N. C
where ne went about two weeks aee
in search Of health. He died las
Saturday The interment was Al
Shady Grove cemetery.
Msssrs. N. ]. Manning Ind G. w.
Emerson are At De Wallis Bluff thi.
week attending court. They have I
murder case IN the Prairie circui
Court.
Messrs. J. 3. Cooke and Jim Penn
went squirelIng Monday morning ars
Jagged IS. consequently on Tuessa1
morning there was about is gunner.
left hare for Hickory Flats to try taeir
luck.
Sheriff John S. Black left Sunday
'or Tip Top. Tam. to visit hts wife
Who Is there On 4 visit to her sisters.
Mrs. Boyce. LIEUT.. Gov. Jno. r. LIZ
contemplated accompanying Sheriff
Black. but owing 10 press Of busi-
nsss. couldn't est of.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1906-08-24

MIR. and Mrs. j. n. Stack are IL
the city. Mrs Stack has been sicE
but Is better.
Mr.. Ysagy. a carpenter from
ShelleyviIle. Ill.,, IS IN the city. pros
pectine. II he Is favosably Impressed
| he may conclude to locate here.
The reason 50 many young mer
and young women are compelled t.
work Tor such = small salaryis because
they fail TO prepare themselves for |.
better position. The world pays yot
what you are worth to II. II you are
worth little. II pays you little. II yols
are worth much, Il pays much. Grox
Shorthand and Actual Bookkeeping 4
speciality. II you wish 70 prepare for
more useful pIaces.e write for partic-
ulars care Of MeMrHIs BUSINESS
CoLLEcE. 80 N. Main ST.. Memphis
Tenn. THOMAS &WADLEY.
"A graduated optician. holding 4
diploma IN one Of the leading optics
colleges Of America, Is ready to Il
your eyes with glasses that viii GIVE
you perfect eyesieht. Costs yot
nothing to Be fitted and = positive
guarantee 70 svsry patron. We ar
nis,sys here 10 make good the euaran
iee. NElLL & BLAINE.
jewelers. & Opticians.
The sidewalk law appears in thi
issue and likewise an offer o. PROPOSE
ton from Contractor. G. B. Manly y
which he offers to give tirne on you
walks. Read EN- both.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1906-08-24

cisk r. j fos53 Ind 81 FI5ssy
t'est Tus sday ios ! trip 70 Mexico fo'
= week or two. Mr. r. J. Tory i.
Ton mission for the Clarendon Res
Estate Co.
The husflins Real Estate man. J
r. 3. Moore. is on the sick list this
week.
T. T. Batcman and wife left SIN
day for tour to points in West VIr-
ginia and various Atlantic waite rins
places.
w Il ask some Of the writer's to
answer some Biblical questions:
When does a person reciev,
eternal life1
What is tn. Holy Spirit. and wher
does any one receive same2
ExoIain Matt SAB Heb. 81 sne
Heb. 1925.
Are We born Of the Spirit in the
present age, If so please explain Johr
3;5-6p
If man can'tkeep from sin how
far can he 60 in il and retain his re-
iationship with GodP
WATcHMAN.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1906-08-24

Preaching every Sunday at ! ! a. m.
AMI 7:l5 p. m.
Sunday School at GAS a. m.
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday
evening at is.
]. G. HARRIS. Pastor.
A. FLORA. S. S. Superintendent.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1906-08-24
Iii rs iii 10 print, you'll find itl

III IT'S iii to print. you'll find itir
| the ARGUS.
Judge and Mrs c F Greenles are
Just back from trip thro the West
Yellowstone Park and California.
They report 4 grand time and are
looking In fine health. but say thai
Arkanaas is good enough for them.
DIED: On Thursday Afternoon
Bonnie Edna. the year old dasgh-
ter Of Mr.. @. ]. Maddox, died Of heart
trouble. Bonnie. was an exceptional,
bright and loycable little eirl-s
favorite Of all. She was afnember o.
the Methodist church. and 4 loveablc
character. The funeral vas from the
Methodist church this afternoon At 8
clock. Rev. H. B. Cox. officiating
The following item appears In the
Columbia City (lnd) Post Of Tueeday.
Jake Lamm. who has besn Visiting
old friends in the city. returned Mon
day evening with his wife from their
trip to Niaesse Falls. Buffalo and
Tnnonto n 4 y III His morning for
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1906-08-24

Ii tits fit TO prirt you'll see in
In the ARGUS.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1906-08-24

mes S.MitcheII, Of Fl. Smith,
city visiting his old friends.
". C. E. Fairies. Of Oklahoma
in BrinkIey today mixing with
friends. He has recently been
on a big revival in Texas.
K. Trowsdale entertained
jolly crowd Of his Brinkley
ION Monday night at Mrs. New
With a water melon party.
pc Book Club has adjourned for
(mainder Of the Summer and
meet until first Monday In
r, the regular semi-annual bust
meeting. Quite a number Of
Prs are out Of town on vacations,
are expected home BY that
Y unmarried lady readers Of the
may find It interesting to read
wife wanted" which appears
ere in this issue. The gentle
no is doing the adsertisIng is
$ to give some Icy z,er 70
u age, a home in Sunny Tssn-
I. The ARGUS has = :sf1v for
people their wants and II Is
'cere wish that some OF our
able ladies' will "telI him they
in the ARGUS
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1906-08-24

There was an eclipse Of the moon
Sunday night which lasted from about
8 O'Clock until sometime after "
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1906-08-24

Frd Kaufman. the Tailor viii n
4 Auo 3oth. Call and Sc: samples
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

- 3peifel. 9tr5t 5ur iungen
SsralD: Der Serr @emubI ioGI uIIO
lpirtlid i4on Dor ieiner 8erbeiras
tbung an bem Magentatar7b selitten
buben?"
= S6dFs 3eit. Sie: r8is,
nG6fs DO9e poIIen mir faon unieren
Suusbun seben9" Gr: rSu, iiberndaz
its DO9e Ioa unIere SalOneinri9tung
berIteigert iperoen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

grfolg. Sreunbin: pgaun,
bait Su nit Der 8ebanolung bes
2lmtmanns GrfoIg gebabt9" @sr3tin:
%, setpiB. seItern bat er ii4 nit mir
berlobt!"
Sarum. Ri6ter: r4ber mi.
tonnten sic benz 4ldgsr nur slei9
bic SOntsbIdIe an ben SOpf tperfsn9"
9lnsetlugter: ngs itanb rS9Isupers
bOnis" barauf."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

8osbaft. o.: .@obin mag
ipobl Der Serr Baron ods liefern, mas
er uuf ieiner Sago fhieBt?" g.: rWas
Der fdiebt, tommt alles in's &rantens
buus!"
- g 9luu. @ait: nauf bds Gfs
fen mub man bier aber lanse mar
tent" 2anbtpirtb: ~Su, bu miiFen g
bait fIeiBis trintsn. Oumit SGueH bic
3eit perge6t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

- Stimmt. .Gine I6Ie9te
a09tn peri6afft ben QerSten bic
SGlfte ibrer Putisntsn!" - Limb cine
quite bic anoere!"
= Il m itdnoli9. ~. .9u pillIt
bic 8ittipe Defines SreunOes Msier
beiratbsn2" - 50! Sbr Dalol bat
ben Msier Na6ts INNER 70 nett bonn
8irtbsbuus bsimsefiibrt - ulein uber
sibt iie bus Sbisrl ni6t ber!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

- llnfere 8adfif9e. Muts
ter: Die tannit 0u nur Iol9 IdmuBiz
gen unO absesriffenen 2eibbibliotbets
f6m0ter in bic Sanb nehmen9 S0as
terden: 2l9, Mama, serabe in ben dls
teiten SdmOtern ba trissen iie ii4 am
i9Oniten!
-Quf Il m tpegen. Gin Ginidbs
riser lit febr gutter 2aune unb label
ben Selbtpebel Elm, nit ibm eine Slus
fde Sett gu trtnten. Nutiirli9 f9liirft
Der 6eIbpebel bieies isltens 9etrGnt
nit gr0btem 8ebugen. Der @iniGbz
rise loft bic Gillette BON Der 6lai4e
unb fenbet iie, uu4 nit bes 6elbpss
bels unterI9rift perieben, an einen
Sreunb. 9a meinte Der Gelbiuebel:
rSOlIten mir ni9t nod iemuno 10 cine
originele poitturte ididen9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

Reues mort. r9nGb'ger
Serr, toufen g bod Der gnGb'sen
5ruu ben PeI3 - iie ubnmo6telt be-
reits!"
- Die mpberne 966in.
~absr, emma, sic tDnnen ia nod
ni9t einmal 6euer anma6en2" =
eSit aud tein Dunber. snG 5rau; i'd
babe biz isBt nur eIettrii9e !0:eroe bez
bisnt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22
Die Gitb.u Sreunbtn.

-9te lieben Sreunb Ms
mem. rSait 0u ssb0rt, emma iOlI
iid ia nit Or. %. perlObt babeu2" -
r9rOite Did, 3piidsu SOlI unb !Sa'
ben 1T Elm GROCER llnteridieb."
9utmiitbig 8antier: ~Sie
tommen leibsr gu ipGt! Meiue SO4s
ter bat ii9 seitsru nit ihrem Gouiin
perlobt!" 9epsrber: rRa. Der ars
me SeufeI tann's aud brau6en!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

-SaGber grfoGg. .Run,
Sic lparen ia i'm Oprigen Sabr nit
Sbrer 5o9tsr i'm Babe! Sinh Sjt
nit Der Sur Sufrie6en getpeien9" Il
rQd, lie bat nur um fiinfSebn SilO abs
senommsnl Sang tonntsn mir lie
niht los iperben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

= Runsorbnung. @erts
meiIter gum neueingetretenen arbeis
ter, Der ibm auf iein Risisn nit Prpiit
geuntlpOrtet bait: so, ieBt pa1en
Sic uuf, lpie ids nit benz RieIeu
germ gebulten bub: Gum prin5ipaI
iugt man: ~3ur 9ensiung!", gum
Dertfiibrer: n9eIunobeit!", gum
arbeiter: rproiitl" unO gum 2ebrs
ling: ~Salt's NauI!"
g 6Dnes 8erbGItntb.
r@ie leben sic nit Sbrsr 5rau2" =
%. mir pflesen uns ben gan5en Gag
sesenieitts gu bebauern!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

-Werbung. 9err; r49. SIRIUS
lein, barf i6 sic meinem 2ebsn als
Snbalt ssben?"
- rebsrfGiffise W f.
nung. nDsiberl, Sein nsusr 9ut
1T beuts nit Der poit setOmmen, psrs
glib ni4t, i'm ubbOIen gu IaiIenl"
BON Der 9 6miere.
5rsmber: nDte, bas Skatsr 1T idon
aus9" - SaTiirer: REIN - aber
iparum foGsn mir oenn ipeiterIpieIeu9
Rah bem srIten att 1T oriiben i'm
Rsituurant grab friib unse5apft ipOr'
ben - unO oa 1T tsinsr msbr lpisSer-
estommen!A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

Sranss
port. mas 9u niht iusit. :. 9tls
9sin S9aB bel Dir in Der 8ii4e
neilte. tumen bic MDbelpudsr gum
llm5us9" = nSu. unb tru9sn iofort
meinen 4dper i'm Sii4eni4rant in bic
neue Wobnun9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

Seine Qnftdt. t. Bauer DER
beim Rotor Ioebsu elm S6riftItiid nit
brei Sreu5eln unterfertist bat, ais elm
einOerer eine llrtunbe ebenfalIs nit
nrei &reuSeln unteriaretbD: rOd
f9uu, 9llte, Der beiBt aud 10 lpie i8!"
@nsrteunung. Ri9ter
J5um 4utomobiIiiten): nWar es So
neu bsnu ni6t mOsIid, bas 6ubr5eus
gum Steben gu brinseu9. . @s seb0rt
bod piel ou5u. 70 einen torpuIentsn
Dlnnn, pie ben Serrn 8tdser, 3u
iiberfdbren!" 9lutOmObiliIt: ~Sa.. ..
Der YlptOr arbeitet eben Dor3iiglid!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

-8osbuft. Wirtb: sd Tug'
Sbnen. bas Srinten bieIss 8einss
i6afft Sbnen einen eisensu ReiS!"
Sat: n9re4reiS9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22
@iberlegt.

". (uuf eine febr mugers, einfa6t
DAME ipeiienb): Sag NAL, Iieber
6reunb, batteIt Ou ni9t einmal um
isne Dame bort unsebalten?"
g.: r2(ber, MenId, bel Der feblen
bod IGmmtlihe gnbaltspuntte."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

9attir (sirem 8eIud ersdblenb)
49,. Sd tonnte bic perfon ME leiben.
unb als iie iid Oumuls 10 unDerIdGmt
eegen mid benabm, mar i9 10 oers
bliifft, buB id tein 8Ort erlpiOeru
fpnnte!"
9atte fiir T6): r0ds muB Dor
unFsrsr 9erheirutbuns selueieH iein!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22
OeutIin. Hreunoin: Nu

= DeutIi9. 6reunoin: Nun,
in peI6es 8uo min Did @uer 9lrst
f6idsn? Suusfrau (3prnig); q9, Der
bat gsIust, i'd ioa llmidIdss MAIDEN
uno Sbee trinten. E. bsm bdben mir
nGmli6 bic pOridbrige Re9nun9 nod
ni4t besa9It!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

-8 o ba IT. 5ruu Unit Der Sir,
forge ibrss Wlannes fiir's Gemsinipobl
rsnommirenb): SD iuge Sbnsu, fpenu
gilbert in Der 9smeinoerutbsfbung ses
peIsn 1T, tann sr bic gun3e Ra6t niht
f9lafen. Ra9bar: 9laub's i6ou, ba
bat er INNER idon ausgsihlafen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

Serr (ben Elm iunser Tlann nit
GROCER Miibs aus benz @aFer soO:
sd babe teiuen pfennis 9elb Bel
mir :, aber seben sic mir sSbre
goreFe :, id fperbe Sbnsn eine t0s
nisli8e 9elObnung in 8riefmurten 5us
tommen Iufen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

= Alternative. So9ter ets
mes 3abnarates (Oeren Batter unoers
nutbet auf Der Sreppe borbar iuirS,
su ibrem @erebrer): rllm @ottes
Bilen, Der Batter tommtl Wenn ber
ans beiiummen finoet, itnO mir bers
loren 80. 3, er tOmmt berein. balten
@ir I9neu um meine SunO an, ooer -
lhHen Sic iia Elm pudr SABINE auss
reiBen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

Gin nobIer 0ienF6ote.
9ausfrdu (ppn Der Reiis 3uriidtebs
renb): sd CLAUDE gar, sic finb ipGb.
renb meiner abtpeienbeit in meinen
Sleioern dussesansen9" 0isnitmGrs
den: .Sa = uber nur an ben @o9ens
taaen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

-Seuf5er. Si9terlins: r9ieIe
ReOattiunsn miiTen aber einsn 3Orn
auf mid buben. beute babe ih ben
erIten MuitGfer gebru9t. ni9t NAL
ben haben lie senommen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22
@emhtblia.

8aber gum Souriitsn): ,@lei9
stpet 3dbne ipplIen sic seSosen bas
benz : 9a mD9ten mir i9On lieber
ins Sreie gebsn, bob man Ia bsKer
riibren tdnn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

-Satfd perFuuben. n. so.
Sis baben aud erit Helm angefans
seu9" gr5t: rSa, id mar erf Rim
oernr5t."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

Sremoer: nSie trassn ia ben
arm in Der 8inoe 8u Tam i'd lpobI
gar ni1t raiirt peroen9"
9orfbaoer: % bod! Bis Der
tuieber s.iunb lit, raiir' i9 balt NIT
Der linten Sanb!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

SO SotipieIige Reete. Sis
rettor (einer S9miere gum 0tdter):
Iber mas fGqt Sbnen benn ein9! sic
laTen in Sbrem Stiid neun Psrionsu
eridieBen! 8as sibPs ni6t! SebsHs
len sic, mas bds pulper toItetl. &.
Die miiHsn ale eroplbt tperpen!
- Gin ebler 6 bef. g6ef:
r@as 1T benn nit Sbnen los; sic
trinten Sum 6riibitiid cine 6laihe
@ein2 8u4bulter (beideibsn): rNur
onsnabmspeiie, neil ia beuts seruoe
fiinfunb5pan5ig So,:t in S9rem @es
Iddfie bin" Gbsf. .Wie. uno oa5u
labsn Sic mid niAt NAL ein7"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

- grfab. Same: sd mDdtl
germ 8rabm's 8iirItlerleben." -
Sortimsntsr: .9as babe i'd leioer
ni9t auf Eager; aber nit gang ettpas
9tebnli6em tOnnt i9 oienen =" -
Dame: .@as glsbnlides tpie Srubms'
&iinItl.rleben9" = Sortimentsr: ~Sas
ipobl: 9rebm's Sbisrlsben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

-8erfebGt. 9uufmunn: r@enn
bic beiOen GOrreiponbsnten bic arbsit
ni9t bslpdltisen, bu Iolten Sic rod
nod einen britten ensagirsn!" Sc
idGftsfreunb: n0as bab' i9 ihpn
periu4t; uber Du iinb iie srit redt nidt
fertis gepOrben = ba baben iie ben
gan5en Sag Stat seipielt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

-8erGodenb. gtnnonce. Wez
builIOn nit elmer Code perloren gegans
gen. 8er bus MeOaiGlon suriids
bringt, tunn bic Code bebulten. gu
erfrassn in Der Expedition.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

-Rederei. Glia: .Ontsl, tpas
fir Elm MOtto iolI id nun meiner @ss
biftiummIuns pOrunfeben9" SnteI:
pDebe, penn iie lossslafen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

Ser 9 alonttroler. Der
S9ubpluttler lit iebr nett. .i9 bab
bereits 5iuei puar - Sanbihube babel
burdeetan5t."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-22

-leberein # mung. Sns
fel: sd perbe Dir cine monutIiae
3ulase seben, uber bas fuse i'd Dir:
S9ulbsn bs5uble id nidt." Seffe:
%, i'd aud nidt!"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-22
THE ICE MELTED AND NOW
COMPANY SUES FOR BIG DAMAGES

The sun had been busy all the time
The little rlvulets under the melting
ice crop grew to streams. Small boys
bathel their feet in the cooling waters
and the sparrows took Russian bath.
Maybe the ice man was getting hot.
The faster the Ice disappeared the
hotter he became The telephone
would not work, and when 1t did there
was no horse to be supplied.
Up and down adjoining streets
housewives peerei anxiously for the
ice man. Bartenders swore because
there was no ice where the Budweiser
flowed. Everything was slipping
through the ice wagon, profits and ALL
Yesterday the Citizens Ice COM
pany figured up its alleged loss and
filed suit in common pleas court
against the Humane society for $4,000
damages for the loss of. the ice and in
jury to its reputation, as the result
of customers having had to do with
out ice.
Superintendent James S. Bell of the
Humane society said last night that
he had not heard of the suit before, but
he rene .nbered the instance, and If
the ice company thought they could
get $4,000 in view of the facts he liked
their optimistic spirit.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-22
SWEAT BOX IS RIVAL
To the Spanish Inquisition De-
clares a Chicago Lawyer
Innocent Confess.

Chicago, Nov 22-"rhe Spanish In
auisition with all it's terrors. lives
again in the police sweatbox,' says
Robert Cantwell, one of Chicago's
leading criminal lawyers, in pub
ished statement today concerning the
reputation of two of his clients, How
ard E. Nicholas and Leonard Leopold.
of confessions duplicating them in the
murder Of the actress, Margaret Les
lie, month ago.
Its place" he continued, "is down
below the level of the ground in the
city hall in cells that line the corridor
in the darkness and among the rats.
Its high priests are relentless, its hor-
rOrs almost income eivable.'
Have you ever asked a police Of
ficer what sweatbox is and had him
say, there is no sweatboX," then have
you seen the prisoner, white-faced
and trembling, SILVER at the word?
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-22

Pittsburg, Va. Nov. GA frigidity
Citizens Ice company of this city and
the Western Pennsylvania Humane
society, and the ice company says its
injuries cannot I've healed under $2,5OO
Last August the relations between the
Humane society and the ice dealers
was so'warm that 1t almost melted Off
Gals to tears when they saw each
other. But the temperature took a
frightful fall one day when humane
society agent spotted an ice mans
horse with carbuncle on it's neck and
held up the ice crop.
You're a nice man." said the agent,
Ito have a horse like that"
mo, l am merely an ice man." and
don't you bother me-" said the the
driver.
The Hmane society man would not
be put off, however. He called the ice
man down about 20 degrees and took
the horse out of the wagon and put
him in the cold storage room. The
mercury in the thermometer outside
was about 80 degrees above zero and
the Ice man vowed vengeance as only
ice men can. The humane man trot-
ted the horse over to veterinary and
the Ice man got busy on the telephone.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-22
STATE GRAB BAG
Crary is having a trade boom.
Winston ladies gave a baby show.

Crary Is having a trade boom.
Wlliiston ladies gave baby show.
The chairman of the Ramsey county
Republican committee is still explain
ing that he could not help 1t.
Now honestly, we do not believe
that the Democrats will have control
Of the weather In this state.
The Edinburgh Tribune wants to
know what has become of the COM
mercial club of that place.
me. too," says the Valley City
Times Record, and me, too" echoes
the Litchville Bulletin.
The manager OF the Aneta opera
house went after the fellows who
destroyed several hats while dance
was in progress.
The Mannhaven Jodrnal evidently
does not know that the election Is over,
as it is still running the notice of
nomination.
The Lawton Leader Us one of the
hungry boys standing in the distance
and watching the other fellows de-
vouring the pie.
There will be NO political fights
for two years now. The next excite
ment will be the converting of the
legislature.
Mike De Ia Bere offers to furnish
the material if Col. Hager and Gov
ernor Wilson will only drink together.
The Progress man is either rich or
making a gigantic bluff.
The Aneta Panorama says if Theo-
dcre Roosevelt refuses to run for pres
ident in 1908 there will be signs up
in Washington, D. c., inside of two
years from that time, for somebody's
army to keep off the grass.
The Valley City Patriot is apollo
giving for the shortcomings of the
Shortridge administration and declar-
Ing that the party will do better next
time.
One of the interesting questions
which can be stored up for future
reference is whether the lawyers of
the state will be allowed to dictate
the nomination of the candidates for
the Supreme court to the next Demo-
cratic state convention.
At Aneta recently about 5 o'clock in
the morning a stranger met Police
man Belknap and informed him that
he had been knocked down and rob-
bed of his bank roll consisting of $50
in cash. 1t seems that the two had
been playing cards together, and the
hold-up artist had seen the others wad
at about the same time he lost his
own, and took what he thought the