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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12
CABRERA IS FACING
! GIGANTIC REVOLT.
EVOLUTIONARY JUNTAS IN U. S.
MEXICO AND CENTRAL
AMERICA TO STRIKE.
10000 FLEE IN TERROR
From Guatemala Since Alleged At.
tempts on Presidents Life
Stories of Awful Atrocities
on Prisoners.

Mexico City, May IT, Every Guate
malan revolutionary iunta in Central
America, the United States and
Mexico, Is actively at work on plans
for new revolution against Pie;i
dent Cabrera and ii is belived that
the actual fighting will begin within
50 days.
According to refugees a reign OF
terror Is now existing in Guatemala
1t is stated here that more than 10
coo Of the veal ny and business
classes have left Guatemala since the
alleged attempts on Cabrera's life.
Stories of atrocities practiced in the
oyercrowded prisons are revolving in
the extreme
Cabrera il was learned has now
10000 troops on the Mexican frontier
and 1000 on the Honduran ffonlier.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12
.L|FE'S BLOOD IS
SUCKED BY P|PI
HEART AND ARTERIES OF ENcl-
NEER PUMPED DRY WHEN
LEG WAS CAUGHT IN STRONG
SUCTION.

Chicago. May 11.-By having al
most evzFy drop OF blO-d drawn from
lis body when bis leg was cErsat IN ,
suction pipe Walter Hunter. an eng
1eer employed by Armour ana Com
nany vase K lied today while repair
ing the power plant.
The port mortem examination shoU
ed that Hunters heart was shriFele1
up his lungs vers fat and empty.
and there vas scarcely any trace u
blood in the organs Of the upper pari
Of the body Several Of the arteries
in Hunters leg we're broken By the
suction
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12
.ttaINERs lEAvE EoR AoMe.

Los Angeles. Nav 1.-THE dec
-afes 70 the Imperial Counc J Of Ny
&c Shrlneis began leaving this mcra
ne for their homes. Shrinsls from
View York Troy. Neward ard Lonis-
vile departed for home at dsybrsaks
Delegates from Chicago. With In
rerfai potentafe Prank G. RonasiF.
started al three O'Clock this morning.
and will travel up The eoazt 10
Seattle
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12

l'ha first man TO reach Lompoc
n the wreck, just before 9 o'clock
light. said he had counted len dead
b had been taken from the wreck.
score or more we're terribly In
led. Many OH RS received less
|ious injuries. The engineer and
tmen both we're injured bst not
billy.
/. wreckng train with physicians
4 nurses arrived and the injured
re taken to Santa Barbara and San
his Oblspo.
Worst Wrtek on Coast Line.
Special trains from Santa Barbara
|mpoc and San Luis obispo with
,tors and nurses were sent out
e most seriously injured were sen
the San Luis Obispo hospital.
Railroad officials say If is the worst
eek they ever had on the cost diyis-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12
20 HURT IN MEXICO WRECK.

Monterey, Mexico. May ia south
bouud passenger train on the MeXi-
csn Central ra lway from FL PasO tn
n xico City left the track six miles
acrth of Bermejillo station today
Two Pullmans and three coaches went
over an embankment injuring 20 per
sons.
DR.. w H. Knapp, Of Chicago. AMI
VI. NJ Jabaud, of Omaha, we're among
the riously injured. A score Of sec
ond and third class passengers were
h r.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12
HOUSE NONCONCURS
SENATE AMENDMENTS
TO CHARTER MEASURE

Springfield, H.. May 12.-By vote
of "a ayes to 110 noes. the house this
evening voted to nonconcur in the
senate amendments in the Chicago
charter bill. The senate refused to
recede and joint conference com
mittee was appointed. AT ] oc.ock
this morning Sunday the committee
is still wrangling over the measure
with small prospects of agreement.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12
FIVE DEAD IN ANOTHER WRECK

El Pason. T X. May 11.-Word has
lust reached here that the west bound
passenger train No. Z. on the South
srn Pacific. which left here at 5:4j
his afternoon has ben wrecked near
Leadsburg. n. NJ. Five people are sail
% have been killed and many in
inred.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12
DEPUTIES AFTER
HAYWOOD JURY.
TEN ARE RIDING RANGES or
IDAHO COUNTY WHILE FIVE
WORK IN CITY.
PLAN TO RUSH TRIAL
OF Accused Miner and Do Not Expect
It to Last Over Two Weeks
Federation Men Think Trial
VIII Be Fair.

Lead, $. D., May II Diligent III
quiry fails to locate any one who
knew Charles n. Meyer In 1886 al the
time 1t Is alleged he was in the Jo.set
uenitentiary The earliest history OBJ
tainable Of Meyers residence In the
Black Hills was 1890 and 1t Is claimed
that he was one OF the leaders In the
Annie Creek strike Of 1898 when an
English mining company closed up its
business and left the country because
Of labor troubles.
Meyer when accused by Chicago
papers OF being sent to the Joliet
prison said he was in the Black Hills
al the time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12
FIVE DIE ON TRAIN
at Was Bearing Dead and injursd
From Wreck to San Luis Obispo.

San Luis Obispo. Cal. May IL
$3.50 o'clock tonight a train ar
ed here bringing the dead and the
.unded from the wreck az Honda.
ssengers who accompanied the
lin assert that the number of dead
)bably VII b. twenty-eight. Five o.
injured passengers died on the
" to this place and others are hurt
badly that their deah is but a
alter OF a few hours.
Trainmen who same from the scene
81 three cars crowd d with passen-
rs and a diner we're completely de-
olished & gether with two or three
ggage cars. According to the state
snt Of survivors. Shriners from p +
70. Roches and Reading Pa
re among the greatest sufferers.
Many OF the dead we're so badly
aided that they we're uBrecogniz-
le.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12
TEACHERS END BIG MEETING.

Cedar Rapids Iowa, May 1.-THE
TheCentral Commercial Teachers AS
scciation embracing the central west.
closed three days meeting to-day.
G. e King of Cedar Rapids was cleo
ted president, A. Fl. Peck Of DaVen-
port, secretary. Davenport was select
cd as the placs of the next meeting.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12
PRESIDENT DAVILA VICTOR.

San Salvador. Republic of Salvador,
May lit is reported that General
Sierra and the men of his command
rave been defeated at Aradenidna b.
the forces OF President Daviia.
Dayila's men also captured the town
oi FL Corpus. ten miles east Of Cho-
luteca. in Honduras.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12
DEATH ROLL MAY REACH 40

Los Angeles, May 11.-At the
offices of the Southern Pacific This
evening ii was admitted that advices
had been received indirectly from
Lompoc that the wreck on that line
was serious and that probably 25 per-
sons were killed, and that the
wounded would bring the casualties
up 10 40.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12
MUSICAL CLUB OFFICERS.

Y mph's Tenn May 1.-THE Fei
e1a ion of Musical Clubs tonight
elected. President. Mrs. G. B. Kel
sey. Granss Rapids. Mich; cores
ponaing secretary. Mrs. Brush. Chiea
20: aduitor. Mrs. Levereti. Alton. III
The next convention will meet ct
Grand Rapids in 1893.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12

Iofficers this evening state The dead
numbered tweniy.eight. Upcn the
same authority, most Of the killed
We're riding in the buffet car and
diner. Tt was not known that the
train wrecked was The second section
Of No, II which left Santa Barbara al
ll:20 D. m.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12
CORE SERIOUSLY INJURED;
MANY SCALDED AND BURNED
uthsrn Pacific Special on Coast Line In Cali
fornia Turns Over When Wheel on En-
CINE Breaks--Lists of Dead and
Injured--Many Hurt Will Die

l1Reports from the wreck the Shlners
N Honda give following partial list of the dead;
$. A, WATSON, Buffalo.
FISHER Cleveland
MISS YOUNG. Cleveland.
CHARLES LOWING Buffalo
AUSTIN
j Nipple Reading
" sToFFE. Reading,
HARRY TIENDLE Reading.
GEORGE HAGERAfAN, Reading.
HARRY SIOTZ. Reading. y &
HARRY MILLER, Reading.
ROTH. Reading
Lebanon
]. w CUTTER AND WIFE, residence notg given
Twenty-Five severely slightly Some Of the
ously injured probably
telegram Imperial Treasurer Pitts
g followed the section
that fromA
la: Ismalia Temple Raah Temple Reading
Lompoc May terrible this
Coast railroad
probably passengers
special with Shrners who
Ire Angeles Their homes in the
running a of
.omotve jumped
literally pieces
Thrown Every Direction
he deadan nd thrown direction
Immediately the fire ting ished by
passengers coaches, were unnured.
The many passengers
scalded death by the escaping
mutilated beyond recognition.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12


al the time.
Boise, Idaho May lL-Ten deputy
sheriffs are riding the rang of All
county and five are at work in Boise
and vicinity for subpoenaing voters to
appear in court Monday to qualify as
yenifemen for the II al of Wiilian 3
Haywood. secretary treasurer of the
Western Federation OF Miners, caars-
I'd with the murder of ex-Goy Steun-
snberg. Under the law the Sheriff may
summon whom he pleases ami Sheriff
ffodIn has decided o divide for his
call for 100 men between the town and
|the ranges.
The II men held as prospective iur-
ors are under guard In the cottage
the rsar Of the court house Ihay
have housekeeper. man.of-aH-woak,
\ cock and two guards night ard daY.
Only censored newspapers and mag
azines are allowed them.
Must Be f2 Men in Box.
The laws OF Idaho reg ire thsrt'
thar. shall be ~ talcsmen II The iusy
| box AZ All times during the selection
lof the trial panel. and II was ihis.
lDroyision which called the halt Thurs
day afternoon, after three men had
been passed without challenge for
cause from rther side, although
here were eight others in the box
iwaitng cross examination by the at
torneys for the d 5fense. Seat number
| was vacant and until juror quail
aes for that position the examina ION
of the others cannot proceed.
Under the system of jury examina
ton In vogue here it Is impossible 10
tell at any time just what real pro-
sr SIS has been made The II chars
viii be filled with men who have
passed the searching examination OF
The prosecution and defense without a
challenge for cause, such as bias ex-
pressed or implied THIN each side
las the right TO exercise ten peremp-
tory challenges.
Think Trial Will Be Speedy.
Lawyers of Boise not connected
With the case say that after the jury
is procured tn trial ought TO be over
in two weeks. Judge Fremont Wool
expects TO waste no time. and an.
other adjournment is not looked for
after Monday Counsel on both sides
are confident that a jury will be OBJ
tained by Thursday or Friday Of II
week at the latest.
The air Of peace which pervades
,he town continues. II is said that
he guards at the pentertiary WHO
i've outside The walls have b en- in
tructed 10 remain within the walls
ntll the trail is over. This was done
o pro ect Orchard.
The troop OF cavalry at the Boise
'ort is being strengthened but his 3
aid to be due TO plans OF tn War
Department to make Il regumental
post.
A score Of radical Socialists have
lrriyed to watch the trial. They have
1een notified by Mayor Haynes that
la street speak'n ng or 9th demoa-
tration will be allowed.
The spirit Of Cancellation eve-y-
vhere apparent is illustrated by the
&c ion of the leaders Of the Western
Fed ration of Miners in frowing dowa
md finally defeating altogether The
Ian OF the more radical members o
old the annual congress set for june
% in Boise. rather than in Denver.
10 heafuusrt rs.
n was said by a man active m the
management Of the affairs OF the
Federation today that the rank an
lie OF the Federation Wer at las
onvinced that there was TO be no
raiiroadirg" Of Haywood. Meyer AM
IL. -.....- 81. q -. tnIi
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12

PHtsbnrg ................... y u /
Batteries -McGinnjty, Wiltse. Ma
ihewson and Bresnahan Willis,
Lynch. Phillippi, Gibson and Smith.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12
American Association.
Illinois Defeats Chicago.

Chicago. May 1.-THE track team
from the University Of Illinois today
defeated the University Of Chicago g
to IS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12

Mcintyre and RltteF;
Fraser and Moran.
New York, May 11.-New York to-
day won their eleventh straight game
H r
New York ......,.....,.. 10 6
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12
MANY MET DEATH IN pINER.

Santa Barbara. Cal. Nav 1.-THE
81 authentic n VS. Of the wreck al
onda was received at 7:30 O'Clock
Is evening. A message 10 IA lrOad
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12
SCORES OF YESTERDAY
National League.

Philadelphia, Pf4 May .ll.--Phila'
delphia defeated ST. Louis today by
hitting McGlynn hard
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12
College Scores.

University Of nlinois-...-....--... 3
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12

7ITHTTEiIEh-T NITHIH ytIIU ddEKITIaNF, ,
McGlynn. Fromme and Noonan.
Boston Cincinnati--rain, no game
Brooklyn May 1l.--Erooklyn won
their second game of the season by
defeating Chicago in the first game
Steinfeldfs hitting was a feature.
r RI T.
Brooklyn ........ ............ ] l
Chicago ....... q
Batteries Rucker and Butler;
Pieister and King.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12

Batteries-Glade and O'CConn0r;
Patten. Smith and Haydn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12

iF you MAKE YOUR AD TIME
,LY. THE READERS or THIS NEWS
PAPER WILL DO THE REsTp
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12

Hall BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
II ACQUAINTED" IN THIS
HN THROUGH CLASSIFIED AD.
|TislNG.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12

Boston Cincinnati-rain, no game
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12

IL. the Shriners'
IN following partial list of the dead;
A. WASSON Buffalo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-12

steinfeldts hitting was feature.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1907-09-07
The Best They Could Get

William Jennings Bryan tells good
story, at his own expense, of time
when he was not as we'll known az he
is now.
A widely admired campaign speaker
in Nebraska, who had been billed to
make the principal address at politi-
cal gathering at Lincoln, was obliged,
at the last moment, on account OF i'll
ness, to send word that he could not
keep the appointment. 1t CHANGED
that Mr. Bryan was selected to fill his
place Naturally, Mr.. Bryan felt some
nervousness, knowing that he was to
act as substitute for an older and
much better known speaker, and his
apprehension was not lessened when
he heard himself thus announced by
the chairman:
''Feller citizens, this here's the sub
stitute for our gallant an admired
leader, unfortunately sick. 1 don't
know what this gent can do but time
was short an we had to take what we
could git. - Success Magazine.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1907-09-07
RAD lime.

If we are to believe the theory that
seeds cause appendicitis, we must also
appreciate how the doctor feels when
he drives by vineyard that is doing
well this spring.
Some peaches" will, and other
cantaloupe!
Atlas must have been very rich to
support the whole world. Many a
man has found himself unable to sup
port just his wife's relatives.
The rapidly approaching harvest
time influences me to ask once more,
Where, Oh, where are you going the
Fourth?''
If the book, "Ships That Pass in the
Night" had been Chips That Pass in
the Night" it would have sold to
poker players on sight
A Pennsylvania newspaper saws a
Pittsburg man found a 81 900 bill in
the old family Bible If that story
came from anywhere else but Pitts
burg, we might believe it.
Meltless ice would be a nice thing,
except that fellow couldn't find room
in the refrigerator for his ginger-ale
bottles.
When man ceases to be a hero to
his wife, it is only short step to the
divorce court.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1907-09-07

If you want to love old Hays little,
lust visit Ellis once. While we are not
knocking on our neighboring city, Hays
is so far ahead of Ellis that we can't
refrain from giving little word of en-
enlargement to the young man or
young lady, boy or girl, who thinks
HAYS is "about the deadest ever. "
The pessimists say we have poor side
walks, but our walks, when all or
those under construction are completed,
will be equalled by few in western
Kansas. They say that our business
men are Indifferent and many times
opposed to public improvements, yet
in few other western towns Will be
found so many prosperous and we'll
kept stores. Ellis is lighted, or shall
we say unlighted, by oil lamps that
may have some day shed little glim-
mer they don't now; Hays is well
lighted by electricity and large num-
Der of the homes about the city are
wired with electric lights. Ellis, how
ever, is not to be completely RELOCATED
to the background as long as they have
the round-house and shops, beautiful
railroad park and number of as fine
people as ever set foot on Gods foot
stool
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1907-09-07
"A Blatant Voice.

Once upon a time when we were
trapsing through the perfumed pas
tureIand, looking for inspiration on
which to erect aircastles, we were
chased by man COW with voice on
him like fog horn in a Kansas James
cane. AS we swept onward across
the succulent bottoms, through the
be-ferned woodland, on! on! in mad
spasm of fight, with the bulls horns
tickling our cOattails and his chi
nook breath whitening our back hair,
his b1aripg roars of rage entered the
memory OF our very being, and
though we. live 10 be antique and
moss-covered, we can never forget
that dash for life, liberty and the
privilege of worrying a large constitU-
ency with our Aewlings.
But, "as time runs on in sun and
shade" we had ceased TO start, panic
stricken, ar the sound OF q blatant
voice with horse-1ddle attachment,
until last week. Hateful week!
1t was night. The stars studded
the azure canopy just as they always
do when the typewriter (machine) is
being agitated by a sentimental1st-
The farmer out at the tapping lake
was smoking one OF our cigars, and
we wers smoking one given by a
friend we can trust. The scene was
a classic one. Mounted on a rude
bench on the yeranda we looked away
over the cowshed, past the. henhouse
and other little houses, over and be-
yond the windmill and the fertilizer
pile into the lowering night. In the
| distance we could hear the hired man
demonstrating with the docile COWS
for stopping their tails in the milk
pail and slapping him alongside his
celluloid collar with the hair poultice
thus improvised
AS we sat there in perfect heaven
of peace and fresh air at slightly adj
vanced prices, Of a sudden there was
hollow, trumpeting, cultural growl
that stirred US fore and aft. We could
feel our heart jumping like a cock
roach on the lid Of hot apple pie
and all was still. In a moment it was
repeated in its fiendish and appalling
horror!
Farmer" we cried, excitedly,
your bulls loose again!"
1T do beat ALL drawled that indi-
vidual, how many city fellers takes
them bullfrogs fer keows!''
We are now automatically engaged
on problem something like this:
eff little thing like bullfrog can
growl like gentleman COW, how loud
ly could an elephant growl were he by
nature thus constructed"
We have progressed only far enough
to have demonstrated that old Father
Neptune would be outclassed before
the elephant left the has growled"
class.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1907-09-07
Here's to Yocemento

Everywhere we go over the state we
cannot help but notice the interest that
is being felt by a large number of peo-
pie in the new town, which is growing
so rapidly on the west of US, and the
huge cement mill, which will do much
to make Ellis county richer and better
place to live in. Yocemento is likely to
prove a bonanza to the stockholders
and this impression seems to be widely
extended, as capitalists and even peo-
pie whose means are limited, are send
ing orders for preferred and common
stock. Here's to the health, wealth
and prosperity of ''the cement city. .
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1907-09-07
what They Say.

The following items are clipped from
exchanges and show what other editors
think of the recent growth of THE
FREE Press
The Hays Free Press comes to US in
a new form this week, just twice its
usual size. Here is success to its young
but hustling editor Lindsborg News
The Hays City Free Press came out
last week enlarged to a six column
quarto. Mr.. Freese has made a big
improvement in his paper lately. Kan
opolis Journal.
John Freese has changed the Hays
Free Press to six column, eight page
paper, and improved its make mp very
much. Heis giving the people of Hays
number one local paper and seems to
be receiving good patronage. Plain
vile Gazette.
The Hays Free Press has been en-
larged to a six column quarto, making
/ it, with its patent insides, the largest
paper in Hays. John Freese is certain
ly to be commended for his enterprise,
but judging from our own experience,
we doubt if his subscribers will appreci-
ate the largely increased cost and labor
involved in making the change. Ellis
Review-Headlight
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1907-09-07
The Mother.in-Law Problem.

A mother-in-law problem has arisen
in London, England, which has the
mother-in-law joke and Anne's age
beaten into insensibility-if either of
them ever had any sense James
Thompson married Jane Tulex some
years ago. James Millar married
James sister. When Jane died Thomu-
son married her mother. This is the
problem: Whas relationship does
Thompson now bear to his deceased
wife's sister, and what kin is his pres
ent wife to his former sister-in-law.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1907-09-07

Good Home Made Lard 10 cents Id.
at Carriers. 42-tf
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1907-09-07

Once more the axe has fallen and an
other deadbeat has been dropped from
the News list. His name was picked
up with some other junk when we took
over the Defender. AS it is only So. 90
we presume we can afford to devote it
to charity. Our custom in such cases
is to publish the name of such charact-
ers, as our readers we'll knew, but ow-
ing to the fact that he has one of the
finest little women for a wife, and
other relatives whom we hold in the
highest respect, we refrain from doing
so now. Three dollars isn't much, but
with a hundred subscribers even in
that arrears think what an amount
1T would represent. We have been
easy with him hoping some day he
would drop in and pay a part of the
amount at least and we hated to refuse
the family the benefits of the home pa
per, but when we learned he had not
paid doctor bills, milk bills, grocery
bills, wherein our paltry So 90 sinks in
to infinitesimal magnitude we decided
we had lost enough on him and whacked
off the name. Ingratitude is the worst
of crimes among those who are con-
sidered anything at all. After credit
is given then to refuse TO pay what is
dine is the lowest type of mankind next
to the little speck of human atrocity
who poisons defenseless dogs. Belle
Plain News.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1907-09-07
Sinu Awhile.

Sing Awhile.
There is gladness in the throat
Of the blackbird singing thereS
He is happiness supreme
In the perfume-laden air.
Has he cares? I do not know.
If he has, he sings away,
Sdst as joyous as can be,
At his work or at his play!
Possibly, he sings his song
To forget his moiling fears,
Probably, he knows that song
Drives away his cares and tears!
All the day you hear him tr1l,
From his swaying crest on nigh
If he has his troubles, too,
No one knows it passing by!
Through the hours he makes his WorIo
Echo with his joyous song
How the daisies nod their heads
AS his carol lifts along!
Heavy heart, perhaps your woe
May be baniShed to smile,
If you, too, will purse your throat
And forgetting, sing awhile!
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1907-09-07
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Editorial Gossip
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"'You may put down the man who
continually argues that white (blank)
space in an ad. is waste of money as
one who has plenty of blank space
where his thinking apparatus ought to
be-. :"