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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-02

AIS 9th st-nw l2r. 50. 90, S22 G. St Sc store
9i- 81 NV. lat 1000 aud dwelling. zee. "a 90
1921 10Th st. NV. 30 so $40 81 ne 5r IN n,
l2l 18Th St Sc, 6r - 80 s24 18Th ST ne Tr ~ M
I3l 9th St Sc, Or $500
JOHN sCRIyENER 3ls IA ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-02

UPHOLSIERING.
UPHOIsTERIN0. RECOVERING. POLISHING AND
REPAIRING AT YOUR OWN HONE; GOOD
JUDGE OF ANTIQUES; RELIABLE; FLOORS
POLISHED. L. FOSTER. cS1 @ ST. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-02

NORTHNE BARGAIN.
MOST ATTRACTIVE HOME; NOT FAR
GoNsrKHcrioN. AND Only S. 500. "N
"A ,BHEAtTlFCL MoRTHWEsT APAMT- "~
CLOSE TO Cars; A GREAT RENT PRO;
dEHY PET CASH Asp I HEHT IRE 20 STF Rk
CHASE.
CORNER ON EAST CAPITOL ST.
4 FINE HONE OF ROOMS AND
THIS is 4 PICKUP '''''''
ANOTHER EAST CAPITOL ST BARGAIN
THikTY ,,, FEET .!, FRONTAGE; 8 GOOD
E09ns TW sT1ST Try T BRsck sp sTABLE
THOROUGHFARE. $4,000.
HOUSE AND STABLE NORTHEAST.
ROOMS; EVERYTHING WANTED IN
A GOOD HOME. RENT. $1,000. PRICE,
$500.
TWO TILED BATHS.
w H0Tw ERn9T a hIh DEE Ten d ROOMS MS
one ONE OF TIE TIE pRE RET BLOCKS on on
S SSIg% q HE1SHTS; sTIEksEx BUILT;
s7s aen LET Us sS SHOW You F1 TaIs OF
IF WE Asked s125oo FOR THIS IT
GR SIap House So GH HqfH H 9Gsr
9FE Ens S0NSEGrIGTT AVE; u61s VERY
hA RoSSs STEAM MIf hEnT rE hGTsT re-
PAIR; FINES FINEST ,G CLASS . OF IMPROVE
GEoRGEToWS INyEsTMEST. .u
Rents Fss rs A rSkE P Price izD $500
sRooM BRICK HOUSE; WIDE FRONT
AGE; SIDE LIGHT; NEW BATH: GOOD
CONVENIENT TO STATE. WAR AND
DEF ElS YAR HONE Ls ~ sE F f9asH
A DISTINCTIVE HOUSE -
DISTINGUISHED FROM OTHERS IN
Ef HvE a4ss sEs SsEArghf MousE D1 bsEh
EFT EYE ER @o TT, THE N AVERAGE en- R dN 9E
WATER HEAT; LOT Il FEET WIDE bY
SIDE IIdHT AND ' SIDE Lo a:N SEVEN
EIREPLACEs; RACK PoRCHEs; ELEC-
TR Rs1 AN pR GAs aIGHT AN 1 ARcHGEsT
PRICE, $4,000. 81.
ON LETTERED STREET NORTHWEST.
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE; ! ROOMS AND
fGoNDITIoN; CLOSE TO TWO CAR LINES
NORTHWEST CORNER APARTMENT.
RENT, 1854 PRICE. s. 3O0 A GOOD
REM PRODUCER AND A SPECULATION
FOR THE FUTURE. Is IN AN IMPROV-
ING NEIGHBORHOOD.
NEAR WASH CIRCLE.
o ROOMS AND BATH; GOOD BRICK
HOUSE ON NUMBERED STREET $1,000.
MOORE & HILL Inc, 1888 ct. NV
Headquarters for EYefyt thing In Real Estate.
mh30-sa tn, tn st
FOR SALE-CORNER SOUTH OF NEW YORE
ave-. west of 9th St; lot over % feet front
Price. $4,000. Easy terms. BUTLER-TAILA
FERRO CO.. Cor 9th and NV. mh30, ap1 ,2-3
FOR SALE-15cs INVESTMENT. A-FLAT BUILD
ing renting for $40 per month"; e. Trust y. 800
HS Price, a. $50. BUTLER-TALIAFERRO co.
Cor. 9th and II NV. mh0Os ,2-Se
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

its own citizens was nknow to and
forbidden by the law.
we are Of opinion that the pres
EN- case comes within the principles
announced in Re Ayers 139 - 9
44S, as. 100000, sos. s Supt. CT,
Io4. II was adjudged that. although
Virginia was not named on the record
as a party defendant, nevertheless.
When \ nature Of the ease against
It's ofhcers was considered, that COM
nlonWealth was to be regarded as the
actual party in the sense Of the con-
stltutional prohibition."
IN that case the court said. .eTba
relief sought is against he fonda
not IN the individual, but in their
representative capacity, as officers of
the State of Virginia. The acts sought
70 pc restrained are the bringing OF
SUITS Dy the State of Virginia in its
own name and for its own use. If the
state had been made a defendant to
THIS bill by name, charged according
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

In 9 procla = the people
issued yesterday GcevTnor Glenn
calls upon North CarolIuians - visit
the jamestown Exposition during
North Carolina week, which begins On
r tveltrh q August. in order that
i, mas BE made "a great week for the
interests OF the State.
He calls attention = the great dis
plav hat l. made - the exposition
mat Il is now completed and II 8
worlds show - great magnitude. wor-
thy of the attendance of al people.
He Il especially anxious that during
North Carolina week. AMI on North
Carolina Day" the fifteenth - Au-
gust. that the state be largely rep
resented ON the fifteenth there WIZ
he a great military review of me
North Carolina State troops. q recep-
ton given by the North caTohhA
Commissioners and many othsF
things Of particular interest 70 Nor1h
Carolinians.
The jamestown Exposition i great
and attractive and North Carolina =
h7ndsomely represented At T. Inc
onnortunity to visit the exposition
during North Carolina week Is one
Of which all in the state who can
should avail themselves, as they VIII
not alone be entertained, pleased ana
instructed. but their attendance ana
the prominence given the state VIII
ne or in letting the world
know hat North Carolina Is again
first and that It presses forward as
the most progressive State in the
Union
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

In rendering the opinion of the Su-
prerne court on this case of Fits VS..
Justice Harlan, speaking for
the court said:
1T appears that the circuit court
adjudged:
That the legislative enactment was
unconstitutional and void in that il
did not permit the owners of the
bridge to charge rates of toll that
were fairly reasonable and con1pen-
satory: and
That the defendants Fits and Car
holding respectively the of
hces of attorney general and solicit
tor, should not institute or prosecute
any Indictment or criminal proceed
ing against any one for violating the
provisions of this act.
Is This a Suit Against the State Of
Alabama?
1t has been adjudged by this court
that a suit against a State by n Of
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06
UNITED A T SUPREME COURT vs.. JUDGE
~PRITCHARD

Thera has been an effort made { 0 muddy n waters r. a. - Keep
tho ,eanIeg from realizing the great N justice that mas been don ~ 7oYeF
a, sa+e Of xorta CaroIna BY the a cron o. Judge Prtchard IN issuing as
ntpnction. ~ effect of which IT, If resisted t. arouse bitterness 1h'is
the supreme Court Of the Unite d States - 2 great bun ad We
o,rAa,nv enect hat when Judge Prtcnards injuHctons, habeas corpus
orders and other DEGREES destroying II right q a State 70 enforce is ~
reach that tribunal they Will receive a reversal
n +be case OF F4ts vs. McGhee. 172 L. ;, SIS. tbs facts IRE 50 similar
"a he fars r n cases nov before the people Of this state, that sc be
nc. ompar.on Of te two cases and al analysis 81 III judgment Of
Judge Prtchar and the IF h Supreme Court q III United states vii
Carolina. and to realize hat tn people are standing q the IA" al inter
" the court Of last resort. h Supreme Cou Of te lht~d 0t&"'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06
GOING FOR PROHIBITION

The Atlanta riot was in large part
made possible by the low dens and
saloons of that city. When it was
ended, instead of shutting them up.
Atlanta licensed many Of them and
the corruption flowing from them
helped nightly to give the State Of
Georgia prohibition. The saloons must
go, Raleigh drove them out three
years ago and substituted a dispen-
sary. That was a step in the right di-
r%ection, but only a step. This fall II
will take another step and have pro-
hibition.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

re most interesting publication ~
-. columns s4ncc the state com
rmun4 re southern ana abe AtiaHtic
coast Lane railroads ~ o$eef the
North Carolina has been the N4eS
etgtsr North and SoAth which hASs
80, --erretucea. The bulk ot the pa-
nsr that show an understanding -
- ,,snt =, issue. commend Judge
Long ana Governor Glenn. put quite
: number take the ground tn&{ I'll.
state should have let matters re- ~
allowance until the case had gone ~
in the way planned rs the ra4!raaas
.rrr rnsre Pr5trhara had assumed
Jurisdiction These papers t4Se !"
for granted thar the case woutd h"fe
been nnany determined a. quickly ~
under the present circumstance 3t
course those papers that sneeT ~ 'a@
reserved rights or the states are futtA
agreed that Governor. the Judge
ana the people - North Carolina are
r-eyolutIontsts or worse.
For months ard months twe New
York papers. the Times ana The sun.
which opposed President Roosevelt :
rate legislation and which nearly at
ways see public questions through
trust spectacles. hove been urging ~"
Democratic party 10 wage is national
campaign on Back II the ConsutA~
tion ana real state Rights some
people have thought they were III
earnest and would welcome a hg"t
such IS North Carolina has reconiiE
made. Others kay thought their
purpose was due y opposition To et-
fcctive government regulation. state
or national In view of their tirases
against Governor Glenn and their nd
vocacy or the position OF the railroads
it seems tina the latter class were
nearly right in their e7timatc.
The Springfield Republican, an IN
dependent paper that has neither cor
poration nor anti-corporation leaning
and has a hibit Of thinking as u
pIeascs and saying n II thinks.
has the best editorial that has appear
ed since the matter was adjusted. It
is 50 good We make room for y IN Hui
as follows:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

They criticize Clarence 5. barrow,
but nobody says he is lacking IN brains
or character. He Is truly one or the
most remarkable men IN America
free from anything except what ne
honestly believes, and always In sym
pathy for the man who Is
for A fair chance. II he had believed
Haywood guilty, he would not nave
made hat truly wonderful speech.
He is original, honest, breezy. uncon-
vcntional, and untouched by my un-
worthy motive.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06
ALL FOR $1.70

There has never been offered
in North Carolina so much
good reading for so little
money as we are offering I'M
der the following proposition:
For S1.7O we will send the
following for one year:
The North Carolinian, an
B-page Democratic weekly
newspaper:
The Commoner, the able
weekly journal published by
Hon. William Jennings Bry-
an:
The Farmer and Mechanic,
an SPACE North Carolina
home and farm weekly jour
nal:
Thus for One Dollar and
Seventy Cents you can get
all these papers one year.
For particulars, address
JOSEPHUS DANIELS,
Raleigh, N. C..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

There will be regret in a large cir
Gle Of friends in the death Of DR.. VIM
r. Capehart, OF BERTHE. He had been
in failing health several years. He was
the foremost fisherman in Eastern
North Carolina and as member Of
state Board of Agriculture rendered
important service to the agricultural
and fishing interests. He was q public
spirited citizen, q cultivated gentle
man, and North Carolina loses a true
son.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

H. ~x1-
ley, or the southern
terddy
copied elsewhere VIII ~ ~ ~
tereSI III Noilh
reasons ohll iecef
noted III TINS STATE y i7
ing but since 'uSl'oo
the nerve ~ 80 7 --aoa+
the arrest y 'h0 50 ~
OF the southern i'"ii""S'
man suddenly Sloou u 20
as he remained in TINS state fa9SiHs
through salisbury ana asked -
tighten the people OF that city anu he
the railroad town of spencer Mr'
ley lad nothing 20 say DU'
wien he reached "'S'i's'o"
lie Hi' Is @tddeH'% lo"'' ~
'- YEA me 'SPo
i--.. rct "%e1feI "Ae"
he Wv. il hs9eVll q, out ne
added T.. E"t intent u return
to North .-e.l.a cain sp"&- nat -
too I '". ..e those Chambers ~
Cor ,r- s-tH@2 H5~eA filleS
take mug I '" without 'He
to-. o." t.o1@-
vi '@ te2cE 10 ASK
Erh~ NJ @t@.@s 81 scared
r. hc.. -r>ti uhGe~ @rr-%t II AShe-
~.i'eo Safrly pr'tattsi ~ MS own
l@cu.. "fta~ the deIutf Il &SISeu ~
wait ltr' -H could .-H}- 9fraN1@St' *
part2GA i~-+s"rolE OF his ten curse
ncrniaG "cTt WINE ms iallllu4 at
tG,ncEs "Te preparing Il h"oeaS Noi
prs NAi'f - WAS sure Juage
ara ~cG-l si%2- protected ~ ne
rtoE 1Sy ~'f - arrest anna 1AN' ~
-l2isLt~ EreiEtt @t. t:' -'H'"'" "iC7'
iGcnt N$S prepared u S'iI'ioS al"
meal r.tl his laW--c" had obtained
r,4 -v..r.f Of .+vraty minutes
o"N IN oo+
1cf E3@1h'N'1 "S ""9
as many minutes CT ho2f& az We're
necessary to set the paper that would
- ht,a our of iai1 AID he did not
h,SP iH+i r
have long 10 wait. AHe
double quicked" n Judge Prltch-
rd oexad his SIGNATURE so rapidly
"'N " .hr
that some housh l0 "Seo "
stamp and others surm1sed thai II had
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

The Richmond Times-Dispatch. in
order to settle doubts "hastens to de-
clare that the Richmond Of r. p.
Hobson's name is not the Richmond
capital of Virginia. No, it comes from
his grandfather, a product of North
Carolina, long Chief Justice of this
State and one of the foremost j~urists
Of America. North Carolina is proud
that Hobscn wears a great namc
WOrthily.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

Your Uncle Adlai Stevenson carries
a level read and is always conservative.
He says he is personally in favor of
Bryan and predicts his nomination. AS
usual, North Carolina is in accord with
Adlai. No power except Bryan's re-
fusal to accept the nomination can pre-
vent his nomination. and he will get
more votes by a million than any other
Democrat in America.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

governor and Governor
Conner will meet The grave question
Of whether the State can legislate
without waiting for the aid or consent
of any Federal judge. They will do
50 in the best way, with the same dig
nifty and determination that marked
the action of North Cardinals chief
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06
In answer to a telegram TO the

In answer to a telegram to the
World. Senator Oyerman wrote:
while the people Of this state are
generally highly incensed and out
ragged at the action of Judge Pritch-
ard, they do not as a rule believe he
acted corruptly." By error this aper
in copying Senator Oyerman's teIe-
gram put correctly" where he had
written "~corruptly." There is a good
deal Of difference in the meaning Of
the two words and We hasten to cor
rect the error, hich is regretted.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06


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P'e hait N"a 'H.
max" r~eHdNRi'~@ "''
would SCI no 't"at' i.i
- give the traN'lt"E u"'
rates ih&5 are esf'@t" ''
reity ~ TIE S"4tA,+"
Was that h@ dtdh E.tr
the Legislature d.l AHt
The Federal courts h-...
anywhere They arc st..
ness ~ the old stand.
THAT has been f..
or the southern RAILWAY ,H..
II thew failed 10 get what ....
fro,a the state. they tauII ..
lions at pleasure from lat.r...
Judges that would STAY u.t..
OF threats Of su.a ...
the issuing ur suen
they have more th.tn ono, .....
state into i camprom..t ..
got the turk,r s.-.
The people OF North Cara
spe FOR the opinions uG. E..
eral Court. only a fot, a.
Justice Brewer singled out >.....
as Il state conspicuous l...
sheet for the supreme C..r..
states because tba...
tbat it, opinion was "a hard ...
the Sttf,. e. Maid r,an., r
think ii owed out Of dcfcreu..
cDinion or the Suprema e.u. -
compliment to North cara....
widely printed and comment. ..
the time There are no us.....
give greater respect to tho .
Cont Than Nh ueoulo az >..r..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

The Governor and Corporation
Commission will need all possible
heip TO end freight determinations.
ana should have cooperation of all
shippers and consumers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

Some folks who made the most
fuss about the freight rates seem
now to wish the Governor not to push
that important matter. But no mer-
chant or manufacturer takes thai
view.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

The only way to be perfectly
happy, says John D. Rockefeller, lis
to do GOOD u others" unless they own
oil wells or buy oil. Then the thing is
TO do them first"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

The meetings for farmers arranged
by Congressman Small for the First
District will begin at Elizabeth CITY
next Monday Eminent men from the
A~grlcultural Department Will speak.
Every farmer and every progressive
citizen in reach Of these meetings
hould be sure 10 attend
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

Here's an incident
Fayetteville Is going for"
Nimmocks building on H..
sold a few days ago for SIT.
1888 It was sold for $i.g".-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

Governor Glenn sits down on his
Presidential boom pretty hard No
Southern man will be nominated for
President next year and Governor
Glenn knows it. The out has able
men. but all its leaders have been
prominent in restricting negro sui
frage. The nomination of one Of
them would make possible a section
al campaign, which is not desirable.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

Georgia VIII lead the South
hibition state. The Alab-"
lature is now considering it,
loon must go
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

The Salisbury Post is authority for
the statement that when President
Finley passed through Salisbury "he
had nothing to say Can it be pos
sible, while lodging arrest in Ashe-
vile, h lost that Chamber Of Com
merce sreech he has been giving out
in one night performances?
Where North Carolina sits is the
head Of the table" North Carolina
Week VIII see more people at James
town than any week of the Exposi-
ton. Let everybody go.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06
THE CASE

?eIow we give the two cases
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-04-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
3 City Council )
II Pro &C e { d I gs n
9CNNCI9JCsUDTDC1T1CDCJC

April l, 1907.
Council of the City of Canton met
in regular monthly session this date.
Present: Aldermen Repp, EIlingson,
Brenner, Redfield, Ovre, Syverud and
HelgerSon.
Called to order by Mayor Gemmill.
Minutes of March 4th read. Moved
by Repp that minutes be amended in
regard to remitting penalty and inter-
est on sidewalk assessment so as to
read: ''To extend time in which pay
ment be accepted to May l, 1907. ;"
Motion seconded by Alderman Hell
gerson and upon vote carried.
Alderman Bremen then moved that
the minutes be approved as amended,
seconded by Alderman Syverud and
carried.
The following bills were audited by
the finance committee and on motion
allowed.
E. o. Berg and Fl. w. Brenner. dis
posing of dogs "A 90
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-04-05
" the late Alderman Anderson.

by the late Alderman Anderson.
1t was moved by Alderman Redfeld
and seconded by Helgerson that the
report of the committee be adopted,
and that the City Auditor be author
lied to advertise for bids to be re-
ceiyed before the next regular meeting
of the Council for The construction OF
same according to the plans and spec
ificatiOns on file in the Office of the
auditor.
Upon roll call the council voted as
follows: Repp, Ellingson, Brenner.
Oyre. Redfield, Syverud, HelgersOn,
Yes, "a and the motion was declared
carried.
The following judges Of election for
the annual municipal election to be
held April 10Th, 1907. were appointed:
First Ward: Dave Brenner, Hans
Graneng, B. K. Whitmore.
Second Ward: Ed Isakson, j. A.
Benz, e. EllingsOn.
Third Ward; Fred Ovre, A.. r.
Sheldon, M. L. Syverud.
Fourth Ward: II. III. DeLOng, Ole
Rommereim, A. Bradfield.
Attest: w. G. GEMMILL,
G. G. GLENDINNING Mayor.
City Auditor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-04-05
Water Users Take Notice.

Users of city water will please take
notice that beginning with April Is,
Water Commissioner a. III. Way will
begin the regular semi-annual read
ing Of meters, and it will be neces-
sary that all meters are accessible SO
that they may be easily read. Please
see that your meter is uncovered by
this date. BY so doing you will make
the work of the commissioner much
easier and save expense.
Water rent will be due on the first
day Of May.
G. G. GLENDINNING,
40-3. City Auditor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-04-05

All kinds OF Office supplies and
typewriter material at Mold & Bene-
diets. 40.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-05-10
JRe Seef-Redemption Of VIM. 9anuarY


i not
of mans heart find
humanity
Witness William
obbng posoffce
United
William disappeared.
tell powerful influence had
Do ndersand O O.
in with his breath thought
struggled
by
ailbds his different bitter
rom S own knovl of ms
Every time his
he walked
possibility
them must have struck him like blow between the
by William January still
good? Why? The police coming
decenty?
sobery? honely?ye I a
false wicked dishonest
which escape?-Wlam
That the battle William January waged
a the
freemanthee incidental.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-05-10
Jhe Hebrew Jechnieaf 9nstitute


o
n
called
the In fact probably the first genuine technical
school established United
electrical II
making section, metal working and
OF pupils IS born America while only - per
of the pupils born in Russia IA cent Austria and
$50 graduates have forth from this school OF this number 81 av
metal III into electrical lines work 27 have be
designers
architects while 6 become manufacturers
of students physicians, pharmacists and lawyers
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-05-10
IIorrid Thing.

The other day a man told me there
was big fire out at the American
Lumber company's plant, so l bor-
rowed nickel and went out. / asked
the man at the gate where the big
fire was. He said it was over in the
refuse burner and for me to quit
kiddin' him with that old gag
SO 1 walked home.
When l got to the city park l was
pretty tired, and laid down on the
grass to rest, Pretty soon a girl
used to know before l got this job
came along with a young sprout of a
school kid she thinks she's engaged
TO. They sat down on a bench and
commenced. Most of the conVerSa-
ton was looking into each others
eyes with that sheepish grin folks
have when they're engaged. All they
said was, "Oo-e-tee- OH Now
UNI hum hush"
l stood it as long as l could, and
then l made a break. The girl saw
me, and gave a little squeal.
"Oh, Arthur there's that horrid
reporter. | know he'll be just mean
enough to put everything we said in
the paper" THE CUB.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-05-10
Did You Ever Notice?

Did YOU ever notice when the sun is
shinin' bright
You feel glad and strong and
chesty
From mornin' until night?
Did YOU ever notice when the sky
was dark and glum,
That you felt all limp and frazzled
And strictly ON the bum?
Did YOU ever notice when a band be-
gan 10 play
That you squared your shoulders
promptly,
I'm military way?
Did you ever notice when a childish
voice would sing
some old hymn Of by-gone child
hood
The old memories it would bring?
Did you ever notice when the moon
was big and round,
How the face of some old sweet
heart
Sprang like shadows, from the
ground?
Did YOU ever notice, when YOU llnelt
at night to pray,
The little things you might have
done
Throughout the busy day?
Did you ever notice when you let
yourself feel blue,
That the world keeps on a-movin'
And there's nothing wrong but you?