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The Washington times., 1907-12-11
THOMAS B. WALLACE DEAD
AT JUSTICE FULLER'S HOME

Thomas 3. Wallace, the second son
f Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh c. Wallace and
! grandson Of Chief Justice Fuller died
Rt the residence of the latter in this
sity yesterday at I o'clock.
TIE funeral VIII be held at the resi-
Hence tomorrow at 10.SO O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
WILSON INVITES PACKERS
TO CONFERENCE OVER LAW

Il conference with representatives OF
the meat packers throughout the cOu1l-
Try VIII be held by the Secretary OF
Agriculture Saturday morning. The
meeting is called 10 obtain views OF
tie packers on the enforcement OF va
rlous provisions Of the meat inspection
law
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
WHISKY HOUSE BURNS.

EDDINGTON. Pa. Dec. 1.-THE
boiler-hOuse and Outbufdings OF the
Philadelphia Pure Rye whisky Com
pany were burned today. loss. SaG.O11.
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
Boards View Unknown.

It is not known until the proposition
Is presented them. how The board mem
bers will regard another pOstpOnement,
or whether they viii prefer 70 have Dr.
Chancellors testimony orally OF IN the
form Of dispositions.
i had been generally understood that
tie condition Of the superintendent
" o;Ild be such that he could appear this
afternoon, and CUuClgde the trial to-
night but the attending physician -his
morning vetoed the plan
II is more than likely therefore. that
the only evidence introduced today bv
the defense viii be that Of minor VIII
neEses
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
Washington Prices

L. s. Coupon. gs. s.. 2.JO001OI.
Capital Traction sc I.OJ01l0. 81 1.O00H
1Cis.
Washington Railway and Electric As.
sJDtd14s Sl.O11H7s. 81. .oJ0u13St.
Washington Railway aud Electric
preferred. lUdC4. lOIGl. IO064. l0db4.
l0H6i lOlt64. lO06i. IUU64, l0N54. lyUC4.
1OliG4 1OHG4. l01i6i.
Washington Gas, 2506S-
After cafl-Capltai Traction 5s. s. 900
du0s. S5.VJ0u0is SJ1JUu5s Sl,o00G
11Ok.
NerEenthalcr. 5Tf96 50Ie5iz
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferrcd jd64
Capital Traction, aca123. 23a113. 2o0
I22I7 2OTl22lz. g9a12. 50lL. 3aIZ2.
GAS BONDS
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
STOCKS, BONDS, MONEY, AND GRAIN
New York Stocks

Iouotations furnished by Post & FIagg.
members OF New York Stock Exchange. 1871
+ At nW1
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
.OR. CHANCELLOR
TOO Ill TO TELL
STORY ON STAND
School Superintendent's
Lawyer Says He IS Not
Strong Enough for
Ordeal.

When the Board OF Education con-
venes at 3 o'clock this afternoon to re-
sumo the hearing Of charges preferred
against Superintendent Chancellor, that
body will again be asked 10 postpone
the hearing on account Of DR.. Chancel-
lors physical inability 70 be present
Mr.. Fulton. OF counsel for the super
intendent, said this morning that both
the attorneys and DR.. ChancelIor's ply
sician. were Of the opinion that It would
be absolutely hazardous for DIT. Chan
cellor 20 go upon the stand today and
attempt to tell his story OF District
school affairs. Accordingly. the super
intendent's physician VIII be present
either in person or through certificate
and protest against his patient being
asked 10 appear.
Il Is probable that in consideration OF
Dr. Chancellor's weak conditian. follow
Ing his recent Illness a proposition win
be made 20 the board that his evidence
be taken in writing or that he be given
a few more days in order that he NAV
appear personally
The Washington times., 1907-12-11
Unable 70 Stand Strain.

'Dr. Chancellor will nave TO be upon
the witness stand four or fve hours. %
said Mr.. Fulton. toiay. "and Il will be
absolutely suicidal for him 70 attempr
the ordeal IN his present condition.
talked with him for two hours yester-
day. and even though he was lying
down the entire time he was on the
verge OF physical collapse the whole
c.--c-
"te IS anxious 20 appear personally.
however. and may state that his story
viii uncover the whole situation as re-
CARDS the muddle ia the District schools
from ;he time DR. Chancellor was en-
gagged up To the present moment The
public has a right 10 know the truth.
and ! nope that the board. members
Dlll not attempt 20 shut OF the super
lnteHOeuts evidence. but will allow MIN
20 tell the whole stor,"
The Washington times., 1907-12-11

CaIves-FuH dressed. 96l0c Hog
dressed calves. &c. Hams-Country,
sugar cured. l4Gl6c- HoCs-Smail and
neat. PEE cwt-. T-17c, medium. 5izQ7c-
heavy. 506izc.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08
WEALTH or CANADIAN FARMERS.
Are At Present lending Money to the
Manufacturers.

There ID no question that the largest
percentage OF the amount at present
on deposit In Canadian banks tsome
sI5oo0O,000l is controlled by the agri.
cultural community. This vast amount
Is In addition To the large sums en- de-
post with trust and loan companies
and In farm mortgages. for II is well
known that in recent years the aggre-
gate OF farm mortgages. 10 Ontario
and Quebec particularly. has been de
creased. The farmers today as a
class are not borrowers. but lenders.
This Is markedly so In Ontario.
Turning TO the other side OF the
banking returns. II is observed that
current loans and discounts. which
represent the volume of money EN-.
ployed In the manifold industries OF
the country. have Increased In just
about the same ratio as the deposits.
In other words. the manufact rers
OF the country and those engaged In
other lines OF activity are borrowing
the capital required In their various
enterprises from the farmers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08
NEW STYLE or paoJscr,lE.
Object Has Been to Make One That
VIII Not Explode Too Soon.

Projectiles charged with high er.
piosives that explode when they strike
the armor plate Of ship sometimes
do comparatively little damage. The
search has been for a device to keen
the charged she'll from bursting until
u has passed through the ships side
and has reached a point where II will
20 great damage, says a writer In the
Technical World Magazine. Such an
invention is claimed by hudson Max
I'M, the foremost inventor of high ex-
piosives. And In speaking of 1t ne
says: The offense is bound to win
over the def Use. We find il SO in all
history. not only of mechanical auto
mates. but In inanimata creations
The active. aggressive animal always
has developed ways and means to
penetrate the interior OF ali armored
animals. So II is In warfare. The
projectiles OF the aggressor smash
through the armor plate OF the de-
fender"
At Indian Head recent tests have
been made with the new invention.
and 1t is claimed that II a i3-inch pro
jectiie from one of the big guns OF the
battleship Maine. charged with high
explosives and equipped with the IL.
inch side armor of an enemy's ship.
II would kin every man In the com.
partment where 1t exploded. The ef.
feet of the explosion behind the armor
would be to rip up the cofferdam back.
ing and hurl inward fragments OF that
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08

The world win ever have it's youth
fuI prodigies. but with age come res.
son and experience. The world will
ever welcome youthful enthusiasm.
bat the governing heads must be sea
soned with the years. We car III az
ford 20 part with our heroes because
the hand ~ time has whitened the
hair. for beneath the hoaEy locks Is
the seasoned brain tina; has helped
successfully to guide the course Of The
American ship Of state st Louis Re.
pablic
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08

Dorothy was begging permission to
go and buy some candy.
You may go. dear said her aunt,
IF you will go straight there and
ccme straight back after you have
got 1t. Do you think you can do
that?"
Sure
Grabbing the money, she started on
on run-and didn't show up again
for two hours.
Aunt Mary" she said. after hay.
ing endured her austere relatives re-
proachful look as long as she could
stand it, Il forgot twice; goin' and
comm. Chicago Tribune.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08

The grizzly has now become 80 rnre
that even hts habits and history are
freqnenty misstaied. and by those. too.
who should speak with authority. IL
Is very common Enpposltion that he
IS an animal OF seclsslve and solitary
nature, who wanders Rioae along the
snowline Of the sierras Aad the
Rockies. descending oHiy occasionally
upon predatory visits 70 the valleys
as Thomas ). Mostly poinss cot in
Harper's Weekly. But the grizzly ls
solitary oniy became be IL nov fzcins
GENERALIZATION. and he inhabsss tbs
snosItne because be has been eriyes
from valley and plata. and there is no
where else 20 80.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08

notice great falling OF In the pro
portion Of the letters from young men
TO girls that are recalled. | take Il
that people are getting more careful
about what they say. Then there 10
another reason-the telephone Young
men do not write love letters 40 much
when they can call their sweeihearsk
on the phone and have q few minutes
chat with them every day or iwo In
a neighboring city. stii. don sup
pose the oldfsshioned love letter wiIl
ever be entirely suppiansed
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08

are too kind-or not quite brave
enough--to say 40.
-fours.- nesefs II eould believe
ron capable OF sneh Q thing
You may believe Il. she broke in
ut was Who suggested Il
tie dFcw . deep breath. aud she
heard his ts<ih ccras Together xfth .
click N was enough 10 srs the saith
OF the ioysiess lover II tried his
soreiy. Vet he srsreely needed her
lcw vetoed Don't YOU drsplss me as
deserve. now TO make hiEa love her
the more.
Indeed, don't Resentment ana
love can hardly and room In the same
heart Al the same time. and I have
said fhRt | love yoe he rs1olnsd
quickly
She went siirat ~ that. and when
she spoke again the listening Jsstrow
tuned his ear afrcsh TO lose no ward
"A ! have confessed suggested
a. u vas Just after ! had seen your
men and the shsrIns ready TO ny II
each others lhsuets vas mlserahiy
afraid aud | asked uncie somerslISe
n be- could not make ternss with ycs,
tn some ushsf way. | didns mean
He made haste 10 help her.
.'Ptsase dea'f try TO defend your mo.
tive 90 me, II IL wholly unnecessary
II h more than enonSh for me 70 know
that yoa were anxious about my
safety"
hue she wouid not LEI him have the
ernmb Of comfort andisputsd
There we're other lives involved
besides yours. I didn't say ! was ape.
ciaiiy afraid for you. did ~
No. but you meant a. And 1
shoaght afterwards that | shouid have
given you q hint Ia some wAy. though
the way dida't ofJef st the time,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08

fend myself By nsyinx that dldrf
know abcut IL until fsw minutes Axo.
needn1 tell me an not 1orthy o.
yonr confidence
You sfe. yoa haze Just proved H.
But there isn'f anything 20 BE- dane.
The next thing In order IL the exit
Of ons J0hn WsEtoa in Disgrace That
spar track and ensine caeans cross
Ing aEht which can BE- Bsoiongea IL
definitely WITH dne vigilance 90 TIE
Fart Of Nr. naTYahs meYe-nzFtes.
I'm smashed. satss cafrerpt. carefully
and permanently Al. veil. It's oaEy
one more fool for lore. Hadn't sc
bettss 40 In Soafi take rnla stan6-
ting sut here
she drew herself ~ ana pat her
hands E,ehina her
rs that ths ssy yoa take H. Mr.
Niniens
The aid saugh came again.
-Wonld yen have nan tear paszisn
% ,attersf Ms ancestors ssrs not
French
TRIMS a. shs moment wHA. she
could net niss her opportunity.
How can yoa tell when yea donf
kao~ your granafasheTs middle
nsrne abb said. hait crying
Hia laugh at ibis paA sesa sertd
Adams again. Ny grandfather had
no middle name Hut I aassa't keep
vou out here IA the cold slkias
g~nsalaal~x
hss hazd Was on the dear 10 open
q tor hsf. Like a fash she came b.
tween. and her nnssEs closed over his
ga the aoorknoh
Visit nhe said. Have I aone AL
fhis~~hamhlea myself lnte the very
dnst-~to no purpeses~
Not II yoa ain give me the oas
pFieele1a word I am ti.lFsSiAK for
oh. how shameless you ars.~ abe
cried VIII aashins serve 10 arouss
the better part OF sous~
There IA no h~,trr part Of any man
sfaa his love for . woman. You have
aroused that
Thea prove II W going and hutla
lng your railroad. Mr. winfon WHEN
Yca hare done that
he caught n the wsfd a. . drown.
lng man catches II straw.
When I have woa the 1ght--yfr.
ginis. lei mo see yeaF eyes wh~n
have won. may come back 70 your
Il like men who Do shings Good
night And bsfofs he ronid reply
she bad made him opea the door Tor
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08

There whs no danger OF bloodsheA.
knew-we alt knew that Decker,
wonldnf no to entrsmities uisf tbs
small toree be had.
Then II sas ouly a-a-~
"A blur" he SAIL supplying the
~ord. III | had believed thefa was
the sliRhte~t possibility of 4 hghs. |
should have made my niea take 20 the
woods rather than ies yoa witness IL
You shouldn't have les ne wasts
my sympathy" she protested. r..
pr0achfully
I'm sorry. truly. am And SOS
have bean wasting Il ia anather asr~c.
ton NJ well Tonighi wiii see the
sbaleslide c0nqueYrd definitely. I
hope. and three other days Of good
seather will send as into Carbonate
yards
She broke Ia upon hlm Sith M,
tie cry Of impatient despair.
That Ehaws how anwarY you have
sfen' Tell rae IL there Dot . az
tie valley taHf ahoEe h~re-an cpsn
place wbsre your railroad and Unris
sonsrxilse'a ran side By sids.~
Yes Il IL a mile this side Of the
canyoa head What about n-'
How lone IL II since yoa have been
np fhere," abe qaefisd.
wintoH stopped To thsnk. n dent
knos-a w~sk. possibly"
Yet II Yoa had nss been coming
here eyery sseninK. yoa o. Mr. Adams
weSid hays s01ne tirse 10 gn-se
sateh every possible ekano. q tnser
ference. wouiant pes
~Pethass THAT was Ca. Of the
risks took. = par, q TIE prize psylng
] spoke 81 II snyihiRE has harpsEsa.
I ahgEi6 stlIi be apr~psnsant
~somstfing has h4ppsnsH wsiis
yoe have , 80 iakinE things for grsas
"a Uaeas srmsrtaiis has be~e as woyk
FAY snd slight HS has bafit q track
ftEbt across yoars IN that little raj
~ ems there 10 q train % ears or
aem@shIag hsiss wfih armed men.
lsFt stznaing ,hsrs al ;hs tins'-
wiEtan ksss q low whistle. Taen
II ianghei rs1sshiessly
-Yoa are qni,e sire Of this. Thers
i 90 possibility 81 yoar being mia
.zken
"Noas 81 al And csa OzIy de-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08

What Ia 10 BE- denes- bat ssop. ynu
her. ard he Vas Iefi alone Oh N.
square rallied platform.
In this wAthsrsngFocm Of shs private
car Ntfgtata found an aimospAxfs sus.
charged wsth electrical possibilities.
feh u and iahaisd II. though thers
~aa nothing slsthle TO indicate II.
The RsJah sas buried in tbs depshs
q bis particular easy-chalr. pafAnx
has cigar Bessie had the Reverend
bllly IL the tste iese erasrtsanev.
and Mr.. cAsseret var reading under
The plntsch dFog Iiehs at the table.
u vas the ehap~son who applied the
hfins srafk 70 The electrical gomsshlli
tea
~Dlans hear you iaiklas 20 sons
one o1i on the plAtsorm. vtrginlaY-
siss asked
Yes Il pas Mr, wtnscn. He cane
e make ais excuses
Mr. somsryigia DasraA awoks out
u his tohareo rssefis wisa . start
Hah'- be said. a@rceiy. Thea. IN
his most courteous phraa4 -psa
understand yes 70 say that Mi.ssh
Whites wouia sas fas~h us tonlxAs.
my asah girwfniA -
He conia agt We has come upoa
--Hpcn some ether dimcaity. -
liere. sas stammered. steering a n~ral-
eas course aH'eRs the ROCKS a. sqaIso
eatson.
~Mmphi- aid tbs Ralsh. rsatnx
~Ah~-warrs II JaAtrosT
The oeseaHloss oas appeared. trnp
Ike. ~ ths msnften ~ his nAnae. and
received . ewFs order
eco sna sEd Engineer MeesrasA aaA
his nrem&n. Tall him want the en-
gins INSTANTLY More. sehs-
yIrxtala FesFrRfee 20 her stnt~rossn
LIS fsw minat~s ehe heard her unct~
~ out: and shortly Afterwards fh-
Rosemary engine sho~k Itself f-e.
~ sae car and runbaeA away wss.
ward. Al that vsrxania wwn, haek
70 the others and found a hcok. ~,
n vasstaK Inactive we're dinralt. resa
lng xax blAnkiy impussihle
"CooaEs&s," sac exclaimed. ~uow
bot yoa people keep q In here
cousls Bslsy. sent yoe take a ,arn
sssh me on tie stasiea plasforns
cant br~afhsf-
ITO az coSrIsrEp1
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08

Aunt Lucindy was in deep distress
over the loss of her son Jim, and a
neighbor sought to console her. say
ing:
Don't grieve for him. Aunt Lucindy.
He has gone to a land flowing with
milk and honey"
With dismal countenance. the old
darby replied:
Jim never did like milk. an honey
always made him sick. "-Lippincott's
Magazine.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08

It's wonderful how few love letters
are recalled through the mails these
days remarked postofice attache
the other day. Il can remember when
scores OF SWANS came In every day to
take advantage OF the postal proyi
sions for recalling letters after they
had been mailed. II Is not difficult to
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08

as well as pieces Of the projectile H..
self In every direction. causing great
destruction in that part Of the ship. II
would also smash frcm the side OF the
ship the entire piece OF arrnor plate
which it struck. and II the point was
near the water II would make an open
ing very dangerous indeed.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08

IN England people are too sasy To
love. A man faded TO death b. 80
letters and is kilograms q day eAa
DOT IN the evening indnlgs 10 the En-.
element Of either a besrt-sha king
tragedy or the passion Of "a allah
soThing love So BE asrts-Ir. Reich.
in Londoa Tzt;Isr.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08

a -ofnsn has no natural aft more
a~Nstehtnx thea . sweet laugh. II d
like tbs sound Of fsstes on the water.
sha The heart that hears /; fe.ir NJ
u ssthed In the cool. sxhilarafsnx
spring SOMETIMES it cGnes In the
midst 81 care. or sorrow. OF irksome
business. ringing through the room
ike silver seIt wifh power 10
scare sway re eysl spirits OF the
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08
Ell Azksl @l
|Ci[d1[5[D~ 5E]D[l[ IS
INFORMATION.

SHOW me the road TO TAzyville-
~ can't b. far away
where shadows iinger ccss and stiii
And idie Sagfb~ams play.
soft.
An1 skies are mild and blue
AMI placid cloud banks drift aioft.
With nothing else to 90.
Oh. Laxyyiiie's dear old place
It's over DreanaIand way.
ne routes not difficult To trace
Upon a summer day.
-. nedding rose that blooms In state.
The wild flowers on the han.
Al generously Indicate
The way 70 Lazyvtjle
Washington Star.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08
Preserving Terraces.

n there are terraces where n@avy
rains cause the sods TO slip or. good
and permanent remedy Is to set coz-
mon barberry bushes rather closely on
the terrace. The roots viii hold up
the terrace and keep {; safe from
freshcts- The lawn viii be beautiful
the year around ~lth the shrubs.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08
DISCOURAGED.

What's the matter with Bards.
leigh? He looks discouraged"
He worked for three years on
what he thought was going to be a
luminous poem. The critics are pub
fishing their reviews OF II under the
head of Light verse Chicago Rec.
ord Herald.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08

mfad- how mach Is aestor % thAl
sweet lsngh' Il tnrns praise 70 ~
stry. 4 fines shswers Of Kunshlae 0vsf
ire darkness OF the sooa IN ~Aiea
weary feet are travelling. Il toueh@s
Ssth lixAt even TIRED slesp which Is
No more the fEsase q death. bat Il
ennsafnee ~ifA aFeaas that ars sks
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08

The Enthusiastically II is worth
something 20 a man to i've In a coun-
try where he dare call his soul his
own.
The Pessimist-welI. yes. suppose
he can get more for Il. when he comes
10 sell it-Puck,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08

i was hyrnotizeA said the nnaa
who had been caught In a crooked
deal
Easier 10 break your customers
han to break the speilf- sneered one
Who had been stunE
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08
Made Mad BIZ confnemen,.

Bacon see Henry s. Briee Of
Patten, Ne. claims to have found a
frog in century old bedpost which he
recently cut up.
Egbert--l suppose. when released.
the frog appeared 10 be hopping mad,
-Yonkers Statesman
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08

Lady (giving out tractsl-I must
confess that ] cannot imagine how
you can appear In public in a costume
like that Whatever would people
think If ! came out like that!
Young LADY, really dread to
think,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08

Upon seeing the skin peeiing from
his fathers sunbsrnt face. wIlfred
hurried TO his mother. exclaiming.
-oh- ma. come auck' Pas gnwrap
psng.--LppincStts
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08

A comicsi foot race xas recently
Witnessed In Paris. Nineteen nea.
each with wooden leg. we're the con
testants The winner ran = mfis in d.
minutes
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-08-08

CHATTER X.
For little time after Virginia
passionate reyection of him wlntSr
i stood abashe1 and oonfounded
Weighed in the balances Of the after,
thought. hts sudden and unpremeal
tated declaration esald plead little 81
euse In eneonrag ment Ana yet she
had been exceedingly Kind To him.
I have no right 20 expect a better
answer, be said finally. when be
could ras' himself 10 speak. Bot /
am like ofhfF men: should like 70
kuow why
You can ask thats@ she retcrtrd
You say you have no right whnt
have you done 10 expect a better an.
swers~
He shrugged Nothing. suppose
Du, You knew that before
= only know what yoa have shown
me during the past three weeks. ana
II has provei that you are what Mr.
Adams said you though he ~aa
only iestlng
And that isy~
"A fatnesut, a dEIs,ianse: naa
With all the God-gtser ability 10 Do
a. be wtii and 10 succeed. and YET who
will not take the troahle TO perse-
we're
Wiaton smiled. q Evfus little smile.
You are not aaiie iike any other
~omas I have ever knasn not IKE
any other In The world. I believe
Your sisters, most % then. xouio take
II AZ the sin1ereSt homage that = nsn
should neglect bis work for bis lots
DO you care 20 much Ter sarr~ak
them
For the thIag itsslf na;hinx. isss
than aoihins Bat bat uns may care
a little Tor the nan Who alas or
loses
Ne tried to take her hAsa again
tried and faiiea
Virginia Is tsss ny wora 81
hope
NO. wsH yov nsssr see The rop
rsonpsses saron'~rT % n. Ne. wiu
tear Day sttsr day yoa have cone
here iiiing swsy TIE rrscious aoars
thai m~asf svaf7thiaw 20 Ecu. ans
n0u sea core uHee sEzin q eEsr ne
share IN shat Yos AaTs lost Is that
your issa Of ehhsiry. Of true man-
hood
Again the grim smile cane Aaa
w~ni.
AZ unpfsin4icea caiosker night
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MIS- soy Logan Tucker daughter
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the Limit.
hid the long-haired
I'm on spring"
the editor. leave
4 Nothing we can
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be had this year"
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ON MYTHOLOGY.

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the muse that pre-
Pnce and epic poetry.
! days work at her
lnuscripts and firing
ste basket. Il am OPP
eboding thai all my
/ for naught. l shall
pwn. and my name
The earth.
Think that the most
Rl destroying instru-
FOR the purpose OF
of mankind would
creaming and toot-
Chicago Tribune.