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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11

part in the Florodora at the Casino.
She was then a girl of Is. White
was attracted by her dazzling beauty
and became interested in her future
when he saw how she and her mother
struggled along.
"Thaw was known to be Of a jeal-
GUS disposition and it may be tina;
when his wife gave outward expires.
sion OF her regard for White in his
presence he resented it and murdered
the man through whose generosity
Evelyn Nesbit was able to place her,
self above hardship"
While it is true that White was
fond of the company Of stage folks
continued Mr.. Lederer, 1T is also
true that he was a benefactor to many
and that he was generous and kind
and ready to aid many from a purely
unselfish standpoint.
His interest in Mrs. Nesbit and in
her daughter Evelyn was that OF a
true friend. He helped them finan-
cially. and he took personal interest
in aiding the girl to climb the ladder
of success.
THE generosity and kindness of
White toward Evelyn Nesbit and her
mother naturally evoked gratitude on
the part of the struggling girl, and
she would naturally even after her
marriage look upon White as a good
friend and treat him as such.
Mrs. Thaw was born in Pittsburg
Her father, who died there about six
years ago, was a prominent lawyer
He was considered wealthy during his
lifetime, but after his death it was
found that his estate was worth very
little Her mother was forced to
seek employment, and she took her
daughter with her to Philadelphia for
that purpose. Evelyn was then II
years old.
THE girls remarkable beauty at
tracted the attention of art critics and
she became a model for the leading
artists. She remained in Philadelphia
for about a year and then with her
mother went to New York. After 4
few months posing as model in New
York, Evelyn Nesbit, then a little
over Is years old, was engaged in the
Florodora company at the Casio.
1T was then that she met Stanford
White. The following year l engaged
her with the wild Rose" which was
in Chicago at the Illinois about three
years ago. She is of a slight build,
but the beauty of her face is remark
able. She is a decided brunette. Her
mother married a Pittsburg broker
about two years ago"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
THE GOOD EARTH.

The smell of burning weed,
Upon the twilight air;
The poignant call of frogs
From meadows wet and bare;
A presence in the wood
And in my blood a stir,
In all the ardent earth
No failure or demur.
o Spring wind, sweet with love
And tender with desire,
Pour into veins of mine
Your pure impassioned fire.
o waters, running free
With full, exultant song,
Give me. for outworn dream,
Life that is clean and strong!
o good earth, warm with youth,
My childhood heart renew;
Make me elate sincere,
Simple and glad, as you
o springing things of green.
o Ringing things of bloom,
0 winging thi0gs of air,
Your lordship now resume!
BY Charles G. D. Roberts
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
SLANG AMONG THE ANIMALS,

Here is where l butt in" said lie
goat making for the children.
Pm getting it in the neck" grum'
bled the bull, as Ursus gave him an
other twist.
Come off the perch" growled
tabby, making another spring at the
cage.
I'm in the SOUP" gasped the oyster,
as he dropped to the bottom OF the
plate.
You're bird" said the fox, as he
gobbled up another hen.
Don't try to string me-" said the
RATHER to the blacksnake, coiling HIM
self into a plumbing.
Its lead pipe ciDch,' said the rat,
gnawing his way through another
piece of pipe.
I've got the drop on you!" shrieked
the hawk, as he landed on another
chicken.
Things are coming my way" said
the bear, lodging another bullet.
my goose is cooked" said the
Wild gander, dropping to the ground
with a broken wing.
Quit your kidding!" exclaimed The
fish, as the bait dropped into the
water.
"Those fellows are nutty.' said the
rabbit, pointing to the squirrel family
eating lunch.
stuck again." cried the fly, alight-
ing on the sticky paper.
81 can see my finish" murmured
the lamb as he entered the slaughter
pen.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11

Mis- Susan say: 'Mornin!' Mornin.'
Walk right in!'
Dat what Brer Rabbit do. Mis-
Susan say: Take OF 20 hat Brer
Preacher Man
Dat mon Rabbit low to do. He
say he got sech a misery in his jaw
he'll keep on his hat. Mis- Susan
say won't he take of dat heavy coat
Brer Rabbit say: A stitch in de Shout
der blade make him keep on dat coat.
Mis- Susll done give de ward and
Brer Rabbit he done heard de chi5k-
ems squallin' as dey ketch EN-, de
lard splitting on de fryin' pan and he
eyarn' scurcely keep from jumpin up
and clappin' his heels tog ether.
DE chillen dey done seed thro' dem
mud patches and dey gigglin' and
pullin' on dey mas cloze, tellin' her:
ole Brer Rabbit
Mis- Susan she say: Shet up Call
len, you call de Preacher Man Brer
Rabbit and Brer Rabbit he de wors
man in de settlement Den she lit
in and she 'buse Brer Rabbit and she
fuse to speak a good word fer him
"Brer Rabbit he agg her on to s1y
much and to say mo-
Mon, he hear lat day all de devil
ment he is done dat day and all de
res of de days he been Twin.
While Mis- Susan talkin' and tellln'
Brer Rabbit he say solemn like de
Preacher Mani
II gwine keep 'memberance of all
de tales you done tole me bout Brer
Rabbt-dat is
IAN time fr ed chicken been comm
in fraish done and Drilled brown, Brer
Rabbit he sop every dish. He eat
des as rapid and des as rash as any
could er get off maybe perhaps unbe-
knownst to Mis- Susan but dem chillen
dey went out like dey ma sent EN-
fer ter water Preacher Mans boss.
Oar!
"Heah dey run in hollerin and
gigglin';-
"'Yo boss done melt to mud, Yo
boss done melt to mud!
Dat one time Brer Rabbit clean
beat Off, he don't know what to do one
time, he DIES kneel over like he done
faint fer to git time to study what to
do
But dem chillen want gwine los
dat chance to git a trick on Brer Rab-
bit, dey jumped to de water pail and
flung it on Brer Rabbit-ker slap!
hAl nnS Div
him to-
Doc OF go his tall mud hat!
"Off go his long mud coat!
Shoe Nobody but ole Brer Rabbit!
Mis- Susan she clean stonished
out-and all her fryin' size done gone.
"Brer Rabbit he lit out, he did. He
holler back as he 60 Var. gwine
keep de 'membrance OF all you tole
me bout Brer Rabbit. ( sure is
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
o HAPPY EYES.

o happy eyes, for you will see
My love, my lady pass today;
What may not, that may you say
Aud ask for answer daringly.
o happy flowers that touch her
dress
And take her smile,
o whisper to her all the while
Some words OF love in idleness
o happy airs that touch her cheek
And lightly float away
So carelessly as if in play,
Why take ye all the JOY seek?
o happy, happy eyes my love to see
Alas. alas, | may not greet
With word or touch my lady sweet.
More happy eyes, say all for me.
Edward Elgar.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
THE SUM.

A little dreaming by the way.
A little toiling by the day,
A little pain, little strife,
A little joy-and that is life.
A short lived fleeting summers morn,
When happiness seems newly born,
When one days sky is blue above
And one bird sings-and that is love.
A little wearing Of the years,
The tribute of few hot tears,
Two folded hands. the fainting breath
And peace at last--and that is death.
Just dreaming, loving, dying; SO
The actors in the drama go,
A fitting picture on the wall
Love, dea h and themes! But is that
all?
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
Witb The Rbymsters
A COLOR SCHEME.

l wish the whole creation
Were keyed a higher scale,
They reach such degradation
The weakest ones that fail,
Temptations so prevail
And yet these pitch-black sinners,
By contrast Judgment day,
May class US near the winners,
Our pet faults turned to gray
Not black nor whitehall way.
Edith H. Johnson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
LOVES OF The OCEANS.

Now Uncle Sam so kindly
Would bring about a match,
And those who know the parties
Declare them both a catch.
They long have lived as neighbors,
Without word to say
The peaceful chap, Pacific,
And Miss Atlantic, gay.
Yet will their love run smoothly?
II hardly seems discreet
To make a breach between them
Before they ever meet.
-McLandburg Wilson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11

A bird Of extraordinary plumage
was displayed In Nashville on We'd
nesday, being an almost all white
robin, killed by ]. f. Johnson. near
Leeville.
The only part of the bird that was
Of the natural coloring OF the robin
was the breast. The body, head
wings and tail being as white as a
dove Nashville American.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
Declined to Be Bored.

so you're not going to the stag
supper tonight " said Hubbs.
mo" replied Bulbs, I'm the only
one Of the invited guests that doesn't
own an auto. I've been up against
that bunch Of conversation before"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
Divine Sarah.

When Bernhard made her first
farewell tour Of America years ago
theater-goers were sorry for them
selves. Now, In her latter-day fare
wells. they are sorry for her.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
A HIM.


want to be an angel
And with the angels stand;
But now 1t isn't possible,
For the women are all bann'd
hoped to be hereafter
Whate'er / might be now
A white-and-blue robed harper,
With a crown upon my brow
But alas, II they're all "he"
/ must hunt another heaven,
Where they call the angels she"
And a woman's rights are given.
Jane Fraser in Judge.
Thro' ghout these broad United States
The purchasers of household treas
ures
Have found there's lots Of graft in
weights
And measures.
Perhaps Perhaps the grocery store,
Instead of old avoirdupois weight
Is weighing tea like precious ore
IN Troy weight.
VIII inches be no longer square?
Is crook edness the shortest dis
lance
Between two points? What an IN
fair
Existence!
ct quae cum tia sint"-alack!
And no ones giving us the right
weight
why should the poets not come back
With light weight
With lightweight rhymes? Ha! Ha!
you bet
The short-welght bads-come, let's
blacklist 'em
And come, investigate our met
Trick system!
F. P. Adams in the New York Mall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-03
MURPHY FOR MAYOR

The Star presents today the of Councilman Muir.
ply for consideration by the people in connection with the
office of mayor OF Seattle.
Il presents Mr.. Murphy. az a partisan OF any DO
htea organization but assn available man who as cts,
councilman has pursued bold fearless and hcnest course
and has proved by his that nc not servant OF dom
mating corporations in this city
As further recommendation can be stated that he
has taken decided stand in favor OF charter amendment
allowing the people acquire the ownership of public
utilities such as plans plants telephone plants
and street lines whenever they t TO take over
any all OF these things.
The Star speaks for Mr. Murphy without any know-
edge on his pare tina, such step contemplated II knows
that he has been and is now candidate In any
sense OF the word Nevertheless II the people Muir
ply r1ayor. there is why could
The people viii pay attention party lines
the coming spring election What they determined
have IS mayor who will ring Mayor Ballinger
has done but who viii step further and will stand
tor public ownership os such things the people
own and determined in the future
Murphy would poll big vote. matter wha, party
organization nominated him. and he would pon tho vote
jus, the running independent candidate.
This isn't tiuae for seheming politicians control the
mayoray situation in Seattle. The people going
do that and nothing viii be allowed way
There may be other good besides Murphy who
wi be presented seriously the available
didates for mayor.
The the better. But up tho presen, time there
has been remarkable scarcity OF available OF the right
sort.
Consider Murphy. The Star believes tina, he will be-
OF the important factors in the mayorsl,y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-03
my WIFE"

II Anyone had accused Cfint0n
calofms % being IN hove ~ith the
little woman be feak pleasure ln
stalking wlfh Ga The sautA be wguld
have hasn vsrY Indignant Hs vas
aoFry for the poor la4atid. aud felt
be saa doing an aci Of genuine phil
anthrupy IN trying "a cheer her up
One sweating late. - hs Was zzauks
trK In hia hammoek. be sas the
yuang sister u tho suhleci 81 his
thoughts approaching him.
eMy slater haae me give sou
this. she said. placing IN bis hand
a miniature ~ an old man weosa be
remembered having heen With
whrn he died tn lads. shs unnird
me 20 asa yoa n fua eeuisnt Gene
ovrr 70 she cottage tuulEhi Shes
very badly. fsm afraid. added The
giri sadly
clininn eaiorrns followed her.
wshaut any pre'iminasiss the In
valid said
ear uncle died IL slmis IA your
arms. MF caioFms and Jeff To year
hanan a will which Yus duly fnrs
uarded % this cuautry 50 tts rrppef
sxseasofa Ny unrls was a uian of
great eecentrfeisv. aua that ell.
While e pnt ne IL possession ~ thls
entire property. contained ruadis
tiun that wlii cause this property %
revert 80 ynn IN ne event u my
tying unmarried and withnui nat.
nrnl heirA IN c&ae % my marriage
ana Tho failure ~ natural heirs. 'hs
will permits me % make tesla.
rtrntarv aiapstslgiun 81 N. lands,
mansya and estates with Tits Hinga.
lar zfipulafton. that I have In the
rnhanslrna heeams your wife. Iov'
+ lag me. he wosld have wished ms
I 20 hecnnss the wife OF an honorable
/ true hearted man oniy. and, bailey.
/ ing YOU 20 he I'll this. have cent
I FOR you tbnlrht ~ ask ~ You n,
Z rFeAirMf fAvor. u 9eerns 20 me-. that
/ wonau roBid ask ~ man.
In al the wurid ! have no rela'
Give or friend. save Only my aistei
/ Blauehn. ! took her q We. help.
+ less babe. fror our dying widowed
mothers arms. and gave that moih'
~ my solemn promise 70 make m
child my sacred care while w
I lasted.
Only IN one way can my ias'
/ h1iirs "a earth hs srunnthsd % ths
/ intalsrahle dread for her future
which now Expresses them. and ~
I have courage to thruu myself up9f
I your mercy 20 ask yon 10 make me-
THIS Night yuur wife thus EiyinE M,
the power 10 provide by viii for ms
sisters future. and then 20 60 fat
away from here until life shall hav,
I ended FOR me and you are frsat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-03

from tho shadow % a hond tbal
viii have existed ong IN nsais II
VIII be fpf such a iiflia tinze
Tie wonders vaguely - himps'tf
being - much moved. hn vim 4
airuuK effort gathers his faeuisfsa
and sayA nlopls. bat With aeess
esrusssnraa 4 wai Go a Ygsi ash
u vii not be for long but. pieAs~
God. thls GOOD aeson slfsfs l.eaf les
ffuisa u fiEhseoaAneas for you
II vas = strange benoEsia5 hat
marriage there pan. aad as e'ifhfan
caiofrns sent cot ~ last sione
Through the aray. huacxxhf gt<sien
path. wuman's Mss hiaFsn~f upon
bis ltpa. and a falat. passionass
whisper thrilled upon s,N niEht ar
the efrAnEnet 81 AL -tsagieD %
come thrubbiuE 10 Dom oiis Hl4nls
hsart. and y~s. Il came nnfsg. scr.
erwnsiy and nurntso eanasf. ~Hy
wife
Fiv. yea-a rasass' ssrs ean,an
Calufma vas attn wmdeoaf over
the face ~ the esoh
oner oniy IN ~ rsis time Ma hsi
heard from the voFn@a whose llHs
ho had once kiannd tn aolenaa ae-
acknowledgements ~ 4 xus the letter
% whieh slene had been aEtssA Il
him. ieaylaE the spirit, e,l unssl~stes
81. aud that once the rNrxs fihxsi
clan had written him
The case il not hsnertaa" Ard
Z receiving this he ta1i gone his mAxs
uut ~ civilization into sfgp wlffls ~
/ Africa and Far Aosslsa. uffsll there
came a dag IN which IN steadily So
/ his face humswara
At she little nnfasa0ina1iIe hatfs-
/ Ing resort ne comes se a halt y ..
noonday. bsr. b. sakes ma hseek'
fast. and then waIke fbWn a. ths
prhbly beach.
There are human srsisia and
sounds all atonf ham. hus Csd@rfsii
sees or hears sothiru Of u until To-
voice u a woman splsitng. dream =,
and low. Harry Corn ~esai's Tsi
Sea. the SEA. the 0pan va" Cpt'
/ through bis rcYerhe
II Il she-hia VIC Hn lips ~
b again 20 the wsssm b. softsh'
whisper. Hs sees tin sun a,sau
upan the alivsr-uhpe er.wu, ~
knows that some sweet tiiuafahh 4
mirrufrd Ia the h@iY eFea insiktnl
asa~ard lie marks fhRs the wlss q
hands are no ioffssr thu, apf
wasted. and that thers n a aeus a.
fluah creeping tpnm ofs aatf rhesi
e. % = a a -
he walks across the sisris. N;ssNsfH
= am come. Aso0ea' haf
learned 10 love you from Uar before
you brought me - you md hount
me with a word. To you ehat night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-03

speeiai Correspondent Of The Star.
nEnit&. Jan. A. Germany has
| entered INTO a contest with the
United States FOR the second place
among the nnHies Of the world. The
fight 10 be waEed during the next
~ years.
The haiser IL now working With
! III hiH strength 20 Induce the rviehs
htaE 10 pass into law during the
/ Present session btu fpf heavily
strengthening the German fleet
| The mnW measure provides Tor war
ship building FOR the ueHt - years.
30 that by 1917 the German navy
ga have
as f1fsf class batticships 20 first
cians cruisers ~ fast cruiser scouts.
IA torpedo haats.
Unless thr American congress hrs
rrpts the German challenge. OH
MANY ~ THE TiME TfiE Pan
ANA CANAL ~ Hfif.T WILL.
/ HAN. 9tTcLARdED THE UNIT
En sTATwN OK WATER. AND
TtiE MONROE DOCTRINE WILL
~ THREATENED.
The kaianr@ ambition 20 uuiouiHe
Saufh Afnefics has act been ahsn-
aansd b him Of b. the German ma
tleR. aud II Germany HarNerda Ia
! suFIsaastuE the American Htaufara
~ naval strength Washington d.
piesnaey may not be able - com
pei Germany 20 keep away from the
LAIN states 81 the western haini-
sphsFe
AT present Germany ard America
arc running neck and neck 70 rank
just below Great Britain ia battle
lin. strength within shs ne3t few
years. bat the impetus the kaiser T.
naw sixlnK hla country win push
Germany ahead UNLESS THE
UNITED STATES sffeS THE
KAisEHs RAISE AND GOES BiI
ONE HITTER
The kaiser has taken a lesson
from the Russo-Japanesa war 81
I framing his naw btll and has re.
uslteA 70 concentrate AL Germany
naval strength on the tine u battle
shipa and make thsns as powerful 80
gun and Arsnef constructors hnuH
haw. All future German hastlsshirs
are 20 have displacement ~ at
least zee tons. exceeding b. agaa
teas The most powerful American
| D. uleshfr. hnd BY tteq tons the
ianeast German hattseship afioat
/ 7aae cost - each 81 the new vessels
paii bs - oea zoe au against $1,000
Geo heretofore ansnt ~ Germany On
hsf batfirshifs. en- amount largely in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-03

excess 81 fhs cost u similar HaH-
ships ~ tho American navy
Al lha new German nfHtsciasa
cruisers are - be similarly strength
euod nnd are 10 have au apnfoziv
mate displacement 81 1890 tons.
hitherto oefmany'a afmofe4 eruls-
srs varying between f.s06 and J ! COO
tons The new cruisers Wlii be pfHf-
tiraliy fast bs,ilsahipa. bot 80 the
Montana. North Carolina. Tennessee
and Washington. the United States
Niil have vessels about az large 49,
the new German boats EiK ness ar
m0Fed cruisers are % be ad1sd 30
those already provided for n recent
German estimates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-03

filarfla2e paa ohlY IN The name-to
me- il sas the wedding Of saul and
spirit 20 the on@ fair woman 81 ali
the wuFidi WIN you noe. TITS day.
give yourself to the 70 love. cherish
and prutect unol deate shall part
asY Can Yun 90 Il, AKnaeeF"
Yes. ehuton
/ Then Clinton CaloDne 8zAea once
again t@ngnriy ioad rsxsfeut3 this
woBAna lips. sud thore Is the 70.
lippn Of a hfstfms IN the tones of
his voice m one. more be whispers.
a. y ase words were Starred. NJ
Wffn'~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-03
GERMANY WILL CHALLENGE THE
UNITED STATES ON THE HIGH SEAS
Emperor William Threatens the Monroe Doctrine
To Have Great Navy Which Will Completely
Outclass the United States Navy When Panama
Canal Is Completed o Coonize South America

The new torpedo boats are al 70
be- 900 tons. 8 size that Nil make
them able 10 50 70 sea Doe any kind
of weather end VIII pUt them 90
equal terms eilh American torpedo
boat dssiroyera.
The addition 10 the German navy.
which the kutHef - planning. Wfil
ueeeaaitaie on increase ~ s.9g0 Of
neers and men ana an annual IN.
crease of t5.g90.6 600 for keeping up
the navy beside q Eyatsfnutic In
crease IN money FOR contribution
purposes Next year Germany VII
spend 81. 600. 600 on her navy. whick
by 1915 wli have gone - 10 49,
600 ga0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-03

The fact that Bob FItxslmmsus
foat the championship one Week and
his soubret wife the nsxt ls con-
vtreinE proof that he can't be IN
lucky always.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-03

'Ranember. II = more blessed 50
rive than 20 receive" said the
Standard Oil magnate
Noticing Tom Lawson passing NJ
that moment. he cried loudly. olive
n to HIM Give it 70 him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-03

Initiating the managers Of Sarah
Beruhardt's farewell tour. The man
eyer Of the musical comedy had
booless bis company Tor a perform
anee IN the dining room OF the pa
Iafid hotel.
II tell you. IT'S no use" protested
TIA stage manager, tn. ehuBr
VII never appear thrre"
Il don't see why not /" aaid the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-03
y. STAR DUST -

manages. sarah BernhaFtt tntsnas
- play IN The diniag roofn Of the
Palm Beach hefsi. and " a EYeai
artist like her Ia wiliinx 10 play
there don't So shy the psupir in
nv enupsHy wua't~
1ea. yea" lmpatisniix answered
the stage manage sBut think 4
the sad ,gHsnurtea Il would awaken.
Gen. Miles has been rsiispez q
say uofhlnT % Mazxae n uarsts'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-03

swhst started tlsat rnN between
yoa and your lawyer
"iza appealed % The Judge for
more tirne. aaI waa afraid " set
enough without bexginE for more.
you were intoxicated last nipht
ypu snis~rabie wrEtrh--
MY dear. you WRONG me- ! csr-
tainfy VAS not
Don't try 10 fgol me. Yog So
On a chair beside the hei and frisi
20 read. thinking you were SEATED
ny tina revolving bookcase"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-03

Christmas trees
wuk nade fer wpfn
en- an children an
furnish "a tree.
man wux ui&sie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-03
ALL ABOUT THE WATER
WAguX
ROCKING THE BOAT

NAAfUN.
The water wagon executive CON-
mlfiee has elected Bob fItssinnnann
q life member of tho association. ar.
FitzsslBuoua ta considered siigfhir
aiaee he has lost hls punch.
The committee l. also preparing !
cungra;ulatary message 70 the elfi.
xens - cleveland on sha aseiaion II
the city officers 20 build an Edge.
watsr Bruokaide boulevard.
There viii be NJ least onu gym
nastie at In the entertainment ri
the water works. but the committees
ha. aeci9sd - shall not Be a hort.
zontal bar performance.
The committee has requested fhf
secretary OF war 20 furnish II ths
name % tho officer who first nand
the wafer cure in the Philippines. 4
medal vii be sent % him.
@tIas your cook aulfsa asked Mfa
Neckadaar.
"Qait7 Ny dear. please don't uus
that wOrd when you speak ~ her.
replied Mra. cashington. she has
resigned. "
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presented IA congress. Bot that ISM
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steei trust officials ever feuna tluae
10 90 any work.
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The wooden indiau In front 81
Younkmau's cigar store has made
hts appearance IN q new suit Of VIA
tar ciAhea and appears as bright
and freah - eves, Spicher. the s.E.l
pslrtsr. dsd good job on the red
nkin - Fremont News