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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

y colored lecturer refers TO Senator
Tillman as "a cheap sensationalist The
sum OF $4,000 for about thirty weeks
work on the platform doesn't look so very
cheap.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

It also appears that Rameses II was a
great joker. Perhaps he is the party who
invented Senator Depews welI-known
supply.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

Prof. Starr. OF the University Of
Chicago, OF course, says that japan
could easily whip the United States For
tunately for japan. Matsuhito is running
the country and not starr.
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statue TO Give.

Plans are on foot for the erection OF a
statue to Give in India. the land for
which he did so much, and the ST. James
Gazette is anxious that care shall be
taken over the inscription. as terrible
things happen when such inscriptions are
left to native hands. Even in England.
there are some sad blunders. On the
steps before st, Pauls the date OF the
jubilee was engraved wrongly. and there
was another blunder On the statue to the
Duke of Cambridge Another type Of
blunder was that which a worthy citizen
Of Glasgow was ready TO perpetrate on
the statue to Nelson. Il was suggested
that the inscription Of this should be d.
rect. and it vas suggested that It be sim
ply Glasgow to Nelson Said a thrifty
scot: Aye, and a very guild suggestion.
tae And as the toOn o Nelson's close at
hand, MIGHT we no JUST say, Glasgow to
Nelson. sax miles, so that il might serve
for monument and a milestone, too
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

TRockefelIer predicts financial storms. -
SAYS a contemporary II must be ad-
mitted that Mr.. Rockefeller possesses
some excellent qualifications as a weather
prophet, too.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

The Indianapolis Sun is inclined to
grow facetious because q Georgia "pote"
rhymes Atlanta" with haunt her"
This is merely Indiana jealousy. however
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

a writer declares that Russians are
the most profane people in the world.
II must be admitted. however. that they
have the most cause TO be-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

There is no music in Satan's realm.
says a minister. Il does not follow neces-
sarily. however. that there are no musical
comedies there.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

Sir Conan Doyle failed ANONYMOUSLY a
few days ago playing detective a Ia SheT-
lock Holmes. Il other words. he discover
ed the gist of the old saying. Truth is
stranger than fiction"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

The Georgia legislature has passed the
disfranchisement bill. thus depriving Cuff
fy Of a ballot he hasn't had in so long
he has forgotten all about 1t, anyhow.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

From the Minneapolis Journal
w polar expedition is on 1t gets of.
it gets of the public gets on.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

An American girl has Just wed the
Prince Vivatella Cessi. He certainly has
a most ladylike name. whatever else may
be true of him.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

occasionally. Co 20, gen.lemenl A man
may smile and smile and be a prohibition
list still
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

''Ex-KOrea" is the way the Richmond
Dispatch puts Il; the Eek" being a
polite contraction of "extinguished." per
haps.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

TIE New York World denies that John
D. Rockefeller IS "a seIf-made man" This
puts a frightful responsibility upon some
other shoulders.
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We call the attention OF our many
friends 10 the fact that not once during
the whole trouble have we referred 10 the
telegraph operators as holding the key
TO the situation"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18
Fatal Accent.

The leader was stalwart and fearless.
But the campaign committee was keerless.
They hired an old fellow.
Who IN a hoarse below.
Declared that the leader was peerless"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

Doubtless Queen WIhelmina would
never have conferred the order of Orange
Nassau upon Mr.. Carnegie had she
thought for q minute that It would bring
forth such an avalanche of lemon jokes
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

Wen, Mr.. Rockefeller. what about com
ing across with that 81. 240,0o0? Can't you
at least pay as much as $ll.65 on account?
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More Suspicion,

Mr.. and Mrs. Pogwash are very low
ing recently
''Wen?"
4 suspect they have been secretly d.
vorced.
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Where Is the windiest spot In the
United States? asks a contemporary
Houston (Tex) Post Building
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Automobile Filtration.

Skiddng on one wheel-Tm crazy.
Full speed ahead-Tm after you.
Seventeen short honks-I love you.
Seventeen long honks-I am a nuisance.
Smashing into coal earthly father has
money.
Smashing into elderly gentlemaa-I am
a wag
Brought TO sudden haiti am pinched.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

Il have quit the stage for good" says
Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw. Let us hope no
one will ever arise 10 dispute H.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

An elaborate charity ball was recently
given in Paris for the benent OF a num-
Der of one-legged men. a sort OF phil
anthropic hop. as it were.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

"A scientist has discovered that we
may think with our feet" says the Spar
tanburg Journal Certainly our under
standing Is located there.
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Numerous home coming weeks are
planned in Georgia for next summer.
Prospective home corners will know what
they are expected to bring with them.
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Sir John william Ramsden.

Sir John. William Ramsden, who re-
Gently celebrated his seventy-fifth birth
day, is wealthy man. who was promi-
nent in public life and who has recently
written a good deal against the proposed
revision of the land laws IN England.
He was secretary Of war in 1857
and 1856 and has represented several con-
stltuencies in Parliament He owns
about 10000 acres OF land In England
including the entire town Of Huddersfield
with the exception OF one single house
He has a fine country seat. Longley Hail.
AT HudGersheld. and owns. besides, Bull
STROBE Park Buckinghamshire; Bryan,
Ferrybridge. and Ardverkis Kingussie. a
story is told abcV the one house he does
not own In Huddersheld. one OF his an
cestors was most anxious 70 buy 1t. and
he offered the owner, Quaker, 10 cover
the entire ground with golden soyereigns
In exchange for IT, I'll do H." said the
Quaker. provided the coins be placed on
end. So the transfer has never been
made.
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MEN AND THINGS.



Henry Burd Cassel. the Pennsylvania
Congressman. who IS involved in the
State capitol scandal at Harrisburg.
has been an active Republican politician
for twenty-five years. A power In Lam
caster County politics. he was a lieutenant
of the late Matthew Stanley Quay when
that famous boss ruled the State in 1895
Cassel was a delegate to the Republican
National Convention which nominated Nc
Kinley. Two years later he was elected
to the house Of the State legislature,
and was reelected in 1900 In 1901 ne
was sent TO Congress 20 HI the vacancy
caused by the death OF Marriott Brosius,
and has continued to hold TIE seat. He
has large lumber interests and is a d.
rector or stockholder in a number OF
important Pennsylvania companies.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

King Khoulalonkorn displays a sports
manlike disregard for the long green.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

Yes that Is so. Every walk-out is pre-.
ceded by a falling out.
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Right I'm Line

Two hogs stole in Plunkville last
week"
SOP
We amt big enough fer a crime wave.
bat we kin at least have a small ripple"
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Tia God which ever lives and Loves.
one God. one law. one element.
Ana one isr-of divine event
To which The whole creation moves.
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According 10 reports, it has cost the
United States over 100000 TO retain
Cuba for nine months" said A G. Dray-
ton. a prominent Florida lawyer, at the
Arlington, last night "Of course. that
money viii be refunded out Of the Cuban
treasury, and instead Of dunning the
island. now that she is in a sad plight.
We are more than paying our own way
that is to say. Cuba can well anord 70
keep the American protection, even
though It comes high.
In my opinion it is the Cuban public
sentiment that holds the provisional gov
eminent set up by the United States. and
that sentiment seems to desire that such
n government should last indefinitely
The argument used by Cuban conserva-
tives is that the moment the United States
withdraws the country will be at the
mercy of Cuban revolutionists. Annexa-
ton, however, Is not hopelessly distant
for the Cubans. as they believe that
within a reasonable time the revolution
lists will die out. 1t is thought also that
in course OF time the American example
will teach the Cuban people 10 work
sensibly and with proper methods, and
enable them when the time comes to take
the initiative"
The Columbus journal., 1907-05-01

loaee -sotine. 4 - - veeje ~
% Witch sueA q aecl1nk eo111 1Avo
occurred.
Aooal train wae - e II ao1ng
u Q AAlkAoar. md II eAiloEGa 1WA
s3ea aloag IL rails aDlAst - .tAslr
bardsas voala Permit Thsy ~ tAa1F
sacks b IL basheo and sq1st1ea a
the e0haAkDsat W1iDe Bllly explalnod
. plan 70 ~ stDeee.
Al ~ loooahot1vo drew q to:tAo
track ut Under. - balk. LUsy co.
cealed heroelf bohind . tEee A. Htlly
yelled . cheerful HI, yoa Cd o1ab -
soap grease!" to tAe GAs1neer. tossing
. piees q soa into tAs cab Win -
UTeetinG.
The man looked oat mgFlly. % -
met By n -ouethrust toGguo ~ .
pair Of insultfng heelA
He retorted promptly. bat AiD oe1e-
inAl1ty did 1ot approach tAo bog's.;
and Btlly saw with delight that HI
rage was becoming rapidly q . hid
that required other than vocal e1pg00.
non. The ACTIVITY Was too slippeEy
70 b scaled safely by . grown naA.
q he had no fear a physical injury.
bat ut securely ajoft hurting gibso
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lle&lo Jsaa Thesolst sse Nd Al0oee
0o0ooo0 Sjbo limtt.

We had reeeotly- arrived IN Benin,
md had begun housekeeping IN Q far.
HisAed apartment One morning e
breakfast . vast card arrived II
vitatioa. To b precise. e va . CON-
nand ffo0 tAo emperor a Germany
% come - dinnof. During several
months I I'D eaeo1ntsred socially, O
IL ooat1Dsnt. 0sd bearing lofty T.
t!les: aAd IN this WAlle Jeaa Va -
canning nego aaa noeo Impressed.
a1d ave4. and s1bdusd. b. These ~
iosfnG evsnt1I lbe ~ had not beea
abroaA be0Dg9 aaA tAsy were NV .
4sr@yoQAegs ct - dreamland tuf1
q iheo tSalitiea TAe imperial card
Wa passed iron iand 70 hand. aso1nd
~ tAAl& 1nd s9ami1ea with iatsrsse:
Wa e reached lean Ghe s1Aabaeea
sxelts0eat .a1A e0onoa, Ut for .
lans .vas auits speoeAlsss: tAsa sAe
eaid:. WY. PAPA n Il Aseps eping
q hke tAiA pfstty s6ea thsre woa't
- anybo1y loe 20 p ose acqaalntsa
With buf .Cod: e Was not eo0DR
msatazy - think I was Mt acquainted
d tha4 Gulsese. bot sAe va yong
md 10 young Jump 70 eoocluslsas
WitAeat so1octjoa-NoetA AneE3eaD
Review. i
The Columbus journal., 1907-05-01

TAo phrase Dutch eooSaDa~ U1oeA,
% The World truly says. va . MI
upon The most redoubGAbDe 1beo (anA
nov the tYuest ft3ondD) " ever 0ee
1t 80. seems 70 have osig1nAteA 10
story that . hoGBheaA a bganAy ~
bFoached before Tie Dase a . DueeA
mAn-oC-War upon g01nG At0 aet1oo.
says the London Chruole3A IAorO
were many old ~expressjoas VIVA -
piled our forelAthes1' belIol u II Oont
vivial habits u TIE DuteA. 4 "DuoeA
bargain" was . bargain nado WAaa Il
the parties Were IN l3QUoG. ~ q
Dutch feast" - explained ~ 0Euoe .
one 1t which The entestai1ar OuG druna
before his gussta Any 1unhoe a -
pressjoas may b assignea - - a.
hostility to ths DueeA-peA - "DuoeA
eomfngt," q. ::eoaDolatjo0" (itab . oDo1
Job It's no worse): . Dutch aslensat::
which In Tom Joassr:neane . treaeAr
eroas surrender; ~. II ] n n .
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.LADY ISABEL. AND
MISS NOBODY +
(Co0Vsa0o4 ~ JoooOh = DoU1oAD

(CeoVssG4 u Josaoh = DoU1sal
Il va towards To end a last win
tsr that LAZY Isabel coaAded IN No
aoout her other brothoris love aAbair.
NY dear iirl." sAe said patAeucally.
"yoa oaG1t 70 b really and truly
thankful Psovidence Aas not blessed
yoa with b~rothsss."
~Oug1t II" I answered 0ouhtfully.
DO yoa know. I h9ve N idea I should
simply lovo 70 have brothers?"
TITS oily - ideat" - responded
Nghtly. "Yoa- -. yoa write fiction.
~ - yDa aEo flll q imagtnahca, and
~ 1naG1no 4 would b nice % have
ogcehees: but oat q tho realms q
1AU: - real, hard, everyday HE.
nv oE4 . great Huloanco md q bar
81 E1sDoaslhllity!:
AN bguthsesf aiked.
ahe NODDED. .An nina. q any rata.
Lax g Bob. - coifinusd. dear
Cd bo0s ASis awf1lly nice and IN that,
Ut w DIN and heavy: yoa know.
VIII - sust q Assxy dullneoD tAat
- o(bsa eAazoghMisos 10 future heaA
q SR 0n1 ut - = always
1Allng1 lova:
zee 1aSo ooly 60 otha:" I ~,
saA1 - = ut 0vea ann.:
'HA-sho a1nltAo6 Gym = O..
tnanlV anvtA1nG ~ d1n-A 1Ack. =
H. ofhsr eHfrsns: - = 10 lively:
81 thae = 1T what = WuGER1
HOW.
N lsvs. tess- s1sa vAN1
uE1G.
- 1oo1sl .Yoa knoW. - -
- MT e GoG1Doa - vln1oe IN -
80 49, Aed0 -0peAU
The Columbus journal., 1907-05-01

auOu: N 0oss daya in0ssG. Z =
oetsa quits impoaslble 20 tn IL Sool
fEo0 The fGloe."
II Do noG, q course want To 1A11v
10 1now." sid LAZY Violet Dot IT,
only for . time: I hope 10 sooa - ffoo
nom ny little di@cultiesI and tA0
perhaps yo1u put then hack foe -"
The Columbus journal., 1907-05-01

toeooo'S6SSo - Ooe0oo0
During The last seven yoaE0 ~
number u horses 81 tAe e0unt1y -
increased abo1t - pr esaG, fo0 q.
00oI0oo to 23.00oyooo. bet valUs AAs -
creased aboat III Per eeaG ThO ave-.
40 price O he fns0 d 49, = seaes1
1t @l4.so. In 1897 e = >olSo-tAe
highest price a which tAsgo = ayo3-
cial record. Instead a - auon0o1nD
putting The hoGse ct a boglno0 -
are further ffo0 ~ 1dsDooo0 -
than ever. Aueo0oodloo ea0o aDang
Just in time % Dgevsak . 1og1o 1nn1nA.
They merely eAaAGe . asae exesoo
his sphere a h1ueaea!.
The Columbus journal., 1907-05-01

Vo06er wv 4 N0GeAoa~ -
q u tWo ~ W. - &Aa
turning % sDeak = ~ GeAW. 49,
tAsy always 1nWo DsoelV Gaan1aD q
tAsoo rostaUan1A" ~ - -
easA1eI. tAs10A - tuAo0 -
q. - ~ IN - aooooe - Cn
quarter - ths0v 80 ArDo
a - ehoek
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voa veat ~ - - .chool Won would
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- 49,. ...s,.. - wA
:. =. sr~.s-s- -. 49,
----L4as-.
ssYc.r cn.ssD q vasv neaefvs ~
Afofaveax.
Thov.. $4,000 Iady Iaahel. m
ua6aanflx. -hut 70 ars lots a DIR 10
-. ~ - never notice women
1Aev ~ tnovn IN taear llyee: 10
80 - n 81 love 1uat nov.s
.vvho n sha9 Ienat - nice siri9s
.lncef. echoed Ie6x Icabel. reising
- evehrovs vith - slisht shov
- srritatio.. sYeaL - nv DO nice
noneh "a m NOV. dat know
- - - = mere nobody- nov.
-eea ~ acomnanioa. ar oomefhing
- dovdy liftie thine. vho probably
lovse lin entirely for himself, ana
won't give him up evsa although sAe
.,r..4 49, .svs hin MP
20 con,.s = ~. a,svered
r.Sv re:hel sharn,v. snnua says -
mn eut Cvrfl out - Ia vfIl n he doee
~ me,ry VIolet. md - hes lset &
mfirefy 10 M to manaeet.
-. -, eeth.r ..rv1aho.f nj.
sA,s-1 n a ciwnlv fIrsonac I
h.ye inst haan lntarvievine him-
~, CMn- = ~ ~. - doeant
- r.sec~ sho.t ~ eovsr,n. ma
n. ~ .narrv vhom IL No. The
vor.t az II ri: added LADY Isabsa, he
-. ~ -. nv $1,000 sfrine a
.m...1. -. ~ ~ 10 sive q to
him ont a - "a vhero papa put It
.fter noor momna died. BOB has had
cs.-,s 80 sr.rvtsine istsay. si.ce pepe
~. ~ n m. and nowlLAAy In
III neuaed traeicaIl-~he has had tho
andscatv In sive Il 10 Cyril Tor tits
eirl. hecauaa. h saysL Il Vas % 10 70
Cvrira. vffe snvvax. ana I have IN
- 6i.monds exeent H. onee To No
"a bie vfSa. a. 5000 m q litfje
incoherentlv.
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.s..,S.,t - : - =, - na.cet.
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vonldn,t. reioined. Win vhat I felt
ID q naculiarfy feminine sveetnees
~ tooa'
-s,r.-s,.,. vh.> am 7 IN Ao,s ..sa
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49,. - ~ e -. coenin1. ana ~
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The Columbus journal., 1907-05-01


"0f course. your lAdyship." b b.
ean half hesitatingiy, 'if'- 9Ant with .
gesture Lady Isabel drew ne into the
street
..Wen! che gasped, "of IN tie b1
class frauds! Our family jsWela INV
dare she! I shah % ct once and tell
papa and Cyril"
my dear Isabel" I said soothinsiy.
II beg you Win not b % extremely.
foolish. I can quite understand your
natural dislike to . fraud. but I should
strongly advise you not to interfere.
Itis never safe to interfere betWeea
the married; and It was you Who made
the match between Lord Cyril and
your cousin, instead Of letting him
marry poor honest little Miss Nobody.
A to your brother" added senten.
tiously, he II quite happy-don't dee.
troy his trust In his wife. He win
never ind It out, and-does Il matter
very much? No one win know but
you and l. and, a your jeweler him
self remarked. In these days Il II
often quite impossible to tell the real
from the false"
The Columbus journal., 1907-05-01

Jack 0Leary, Of Columbus
Middle weight champion Of the
state win 60 against Z
Jim Hin Of Denver: weight
les pounds.
80 So 26c
The Columbus journal., 1907-05-01

h W1ldagO1 nm looked 1aFa
hen HI table q - Vo0a1 aeEos0
IL littjo rom q - Pink lhk tahoo
data Have 20 heasd aboue tAeoo
dynamite exp3oo1oas eueng O IN 0vsR
- clty3" 10 aGked heG. T haasa
~ oas Saturday niGAt" sAe saj4 T
couldn't help hearing Z" wen" d
elaEed tAe hslGhtsyed maa. "6oo't
dive 4 away. bGt I - tAe eaaso a
IN tAo0o G~kp1osloaA" Fur Asovsa's
saka!" WAispesod IL woman - ~
ea0paajoa. 1di1 20 Asaf tka93 Does
- carry - bombs asosna M -
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A1ov dat DaA." remarked ~ CO..
DaAjea (u1oely. No WuodeP - -
0ttne1D a beaih 0oogzD noW I'D I'D.
Hohs boea drtn11ng thio tablo d1A0oo
Ink I'D eating tAooo AinoosD IL to
oo116 y0as1@M I. psoGa
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!, 0iseIpjlne Hint

Ihsteod Of Dunishing cAildren learn
20 talk quietly with The little ooo
about it, disobedience or misbehavioe.
says . writer. Make It plain 70 IL
small boy and giFi Why hey aro h
~ wrong and encourage them 70 eivQ
q reason for their niscooduok Ten
them kindly how % avoid . oimilog
diMculty IN 10 future. In otA0
words maize lovo tho bo0lD a dioci1.
linAL and obedience Vim - HomDtoa
b. the thought that mother q fatAse
vill b Displaced With a unkinA st
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ReateUo. J.
Loo On ShGl Greek Tuesday morning
J.E. 0odshin vasi n Oolunbas Tues.
dayoa basfnssa.
Nh Hula 6eAnitt win spsnd tn
nnmsr With Nm. Eted VINE.
John Brunksai hsving u inteeios
oehis ho0s inpeoved With papsr end
paint.
llaseee OasDol D. Evens W. visiting
&hfathse1b faen a roate No last
Friday.
M. sadl9Ea Joe 6chacbee; IT,, aso ths
4rosd paEsats q . baby girl, bosn Sun
dvoelast week
Ma John Osas md soa Teddy o(
BATH Geek assg 1sses q To homo Of
J. ". Albocs. f., thiG well.
Apopalar tase, and one that i svsst
@ The blaclnmith,S 60; = going tt
roundA namely, Tie "fataling tirea"
Shell Creek vim croo bats With
tho Butteenilko il Krumlandb paGeure
next Sunday. Look foe something 70
b doiaG
The Old man tain - b don't oare
1hs doss svsey Sunday night but
hsdoa't lfhs 70 havs 70 repair the wire
1soes every Xlooday morning.
C. J. Bissoo md family, accompanied
b. Je0is 1iasoa and his mother; drove
over % Rishland Sunday to WHIT with
M. 0dlln. Otto oohmitk
On. Btunkea, IN company With his
sisesr, attended, Tho dedication services
q - German Latheean church In Leigh
1T Sabbath.
Peter Schmits, 90 a tie prominsat
fsEnsnof Speed, Kas., arfived this vsek
ioe a extended Wit With ths family a
Peter 0ohnitt; cur miller o. Shell Creek.
A9o 1se0eEsy.
Vo 1AV0 10 oeEo0 q oholoo lhnd
eos-haH Nils fteo city limits 1oe
0le q 70 asEo tzaoosL
9lliott, Spoioo 4 o.
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pSsyea - IN eeEaaAa TAsre vseo
0aay rafD aboat the place - - va0
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slneo ID TN IN tAo othseo would
Isov&. 4 trap w. ~ anA . rak WaS
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eoralng - diroc1loas Ia nGhted pager
b1oW into . PIE a straw md started
. ooa1aEEatloa hat burned 1oar biG
buildlneD md inflicted . loo0 q AAll
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smart boys n tbs world. BOT tbsgo
aEo .a10o oo0o smart rats. and e =
j1st - wsn 70 hssp tAso apart n
IL Iat - eaaght ~ boy md slnUod
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