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The Coconino sun., 1907-04-11

The St. Louis parties who are in- terested in the local oil fields if not already in Gallup will be within a day or so. Ample money has been raised to protect the fields and one of the St. Louis people will re- main from now on at the fields. The prospecting outfit is expected at any time. It is reported, to this pa- per on good authority that another company, soon to be incorporated. is to do prospecting in the local oil fields. The more themerrier, ,- Gallup Republican.
 The Farmers and Merchants Ma tional Bank of Los Angeles and the Mechanics-American Bank of St. Louis have been appointed as reserve agents for the National Bank of Arizona, of Phoenix. A pension of $2l a month has been granted to Percy P. Percival. Charles N. Moore was given patent for an oil burner. Post offices in the territory have been discount ed as follows: Riggs, Yavapai coun- ty, mail to Hot Springs; Ault- man. Yavapai county, mail to Camp Verde. Republican.
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-11

Read the Sun-it has the news.
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-11

The new officers of the Prescott lodge of Elks for the ensuing year are: Jack Jager, exalted ruler; B.. c. Davis, esteemed leading knight; J. J. O'Connor. esteemed loyal knight; Ed. Dillon. esteemed lec- turing knight; A. J. Herndon, se- cretary; B. M. Belcher, treasurer, and M. Tregallon. tyler.
 The Courier man is at work again after vacation of about week in bed. Those who like sing of the roses on the evergreen shores of eternity, but the green spots on the plaza of Prescott. Arizona, and the roses which bloom in the same places are good enough for us, and we are greatly glad to look at 'em once more. .-Precsott Courier.
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-11

The first commitment ever made to the Territorial Industrial school from this county was made at the term of court just past, Judge Sloan sentencing two Indian boys to that institution for a period of one year for burglary. J. P. Gideon depart ed to Benson with the doys last Thursday evening -Kingman Mi ner.
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-11
LODGE DIRECTORY.
MOUNTAIN LODGE, NO. IS, K. OF P.

Meets in Elks Hall every Wednesday night Visiting knights are cordially invited to attend,
 W. W. DURHAM. c. c J. A. WILSON, K Of R. and s. and M. of F. JOHN MARSHALL, M. of E.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-29

Rytifi sv. vaclaya, els, es, ZCKJ,
cdbyvajf sch1ze 6tvrtou nedeli kazde-
no meSice, We spolkove sini, Jan /
Wagner, pred, 4 v Kostel, tai.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-29
RraziI,n Greatness.

Brazil is giant 1t is bigger than
the United States of America (exclud
ing Alaska) with another Pennsylvania
added. If Brazips Atlantic seaboard
Of 1000 miles had its southernmost
point pitched at Key West, Its north.
ernmost point would extend into Hud,
son Bay, and If Its greatest east to
west diameter were measured on our
map, it would extend from New York
to the foothills Of the Rocky Noun.
tains. Brazil occupies nearly half Of the
South American continent and touches
every country there excepting Chill
II has every known climate Of the
torrid and temperate zones, but contin.
uous snow Is not seen even in the
most southern area. Everything man
needs for life or luxury will grow there,
and water power enough to run the
machinery of the world can be had
for the asking
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-29
Benedta OF Travel.

Travel broadens a man--sometimes,
when the engineer goes by the red tar,
get or the operator is taking 40 winks,
he finds himself broadened out over
half an acre of landscape.
Travel shows a man the resources OF
his country-he may look from the car
window and estimate the millions of
feat of lumber required for pickle ads.
md Norset billbosrds. .. ..a..r
T-sCa teaches man to respect his
slh~-c itlzens IN fact, at the end of
,ls ~ be will have leatned to raise
is 6S TO any man In Uniform
Travel de- elops the braln-evep one
eek Of solving tune tables fits man
tackle Is puzzles aud how-old-is
mn propositions with confident
nile
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-29
roys, Toys, ToYs.
America spends over $4,000, ,OOc
Annually ON PIsythings.

America spends over $4,000, 200
Annually ON Plsythings.
Says Tip in the New York Press
Some time has passed since the holj.
days and I have received this card
Toys! Toys! Toys Boys will be boys
Let parents now rejoice that they can
have their choice at a discount that
would stagger humanity The great
John Ruskln had only bunch of keys
to play with when a, child, and saved
his life by not trying to swallow the
passe partout.' Abraham Lincoln
whom we still live to love and respect
had no toys, whatever. His particular
favorite in the food line was soft gin
gerbrcod and after he entered the
White House he constantly complained
that he couldn't get the kind he used
to eat out of the tin bucket he toted
to the school house.
when dear old George Harmony
Daniels was at the head Of the pas.
senger department Of the New York
Central lines he had something like
10000 diminutive trains cast In iron,
replicas Of the 800 Express They
were enough to drive an average boy
to distraction. Recently one of the
reckless Vanderbilt boys younger re-
gime) bought an automobile for BIS
little son which cost $1,000. 1t was
only feet long by II inches in width.
I do not care to vouch for this. read
1t. But 1t IL fact that toys for chill.
dren nowadays cost more than utilities
for papa and mamma. A child Of 10
is now blase. He knows more than
his father forgot. Children Of light I!
"In many homes OF the rich nova
days the nursery is thing Of the past !;
that Is, in name. The children have
their toy rooms instead, and there you
will find an ocean of costly treasures
for baby to smash. Interest in particu-
lar toys soon fades The maternal in
stinct in female children allows the rag
doll to outlive the mechanical toys a
hundred lifetimes. In the South before
the war the toys and playthings Of the
children Of the rich white folk consist
ed Of pickaninnies, and these remained
long popular, owing to the spirit of
dominion born In the youngsters and
sedulously cultivated. Old Commodore
Vanderbilt could have bought two or
three steamboats, for the price Of the
baby auto-car presented to his great
great-grandson. America expends over
$1O,O00,o0o annually on toys to please
the little folk"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-29
Nova Ordinance,

Mestska rada vydala novou or
iinanci, kterAz zapovida pfiyazo.
Vi nj koni kI telefonnim sloup6m
nS hlavni ulici. KazdS pfestu.
pek Sc tresce pokutou peti dolarb
Podnet K tomuto kroku dalk 10
okolnost. ze kons takto pfivAzant
sopaji do chodnfkn, a jezto ce.
mentove chodniky by tim byli 20
krsjfch niteny, nesuf aadn5 died.
nikam zazlivat Dale zem vedle
chodnfkn by byIa rozdupana !,
pax al by ss delali cementove ste
Ky vedle chodnikn dalo by to mno
ho prace to urovnavat. Ordinsp
ce tato ie platnosti jen ma neur.
eitou dobu. doksvad vse ma rli.
Ct nedude pofadku, Prozatin
must vzit "a vdek kazdj pfivazo
vAnf konf na postranni ulici. kds
zasaseno postatitelne mnozstv
sloup0.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-29

Katollcky Delnik, cis. 9s., odbyvaji
schnze kazdou druhou nedeli m6sici
We spulkove sini. Jan f Wagner,
pied, Jan Syroyatka, tai.
Spolek sy. Jana 2. 6. K. j. III oddele
al odbyva sch1ze druhou nedeli me-
sicl. Fr. soukup, pfedseda, JOS, NAL
tinec, tajemnjk.
Spolek sv. vaclava 2. 6. X. J. odby
va schnze tfeti nedeli mesici. j. ".
Wagner pfedseda, v. f. Wagner ia
jcmnik.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-29
KEEPING COOL.
1t Has It's value for Governments
as Well as for Individuals.

1t Has It's value for Government
as Well as for Individuals.
The government of self Is neces,
sary starting point In the government
of others. An atmosphere of war can
be cultivated until war materializes,
IL took years Of irritating diplomacy
to make the Crimean war possible, q
conflict In which the English, French
and Turks were the strangely-mated
partners, and Victoria was the ally of
the adventurer who struck down a re.
public to make himself an Emperor on
its ruins. That war would never have
been fought II the hateful passions of
imperial and ministerial craft had not
been applied to infaming the wrath of
nations.
Fits Of anger, alterations with per
sonal reprisals are not to be commend
ed in the affairs of government, evei
when associated with championship
of many good ends. A cooler treatment
Of public questions Is called for If ef,
fective results are to be reached. The
founders Of this republic, and the men
who have been Of the greatest service
to 1t in its crises, were great examples
OF sustained self.control. Government
by anger has never been successful or
fortunate. In a nation OF coordinate
branches, like our own, 1t may be as,
sumed that all will never lose their
temper at the same time, or, In fact,
commit the troublesome fault of los
ing 1t a. all, or Of acting on impulses
so abrupt that they may border on the
sensational. These observations apply
to any who may need them in any de.
partment Of public or private business.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-29
DOMACI ZPRAvY.

Lewis Blachnik byl v Geddss
pondEli.
velp. .Leheeka Tyndall byl
Ede nGvStsvou We stfedu.
Mattel Pekaf stavf veikou mastal
IA sve farms.
James Kulis Sc nastehoval do
sve nov6 residence tento tyden.
Usettite pensz, kdyE 81 date pO
titst ma stavby ]. H. Queal.
Jos. Bouska, st.. . Tyndall byl
zde nAvstsvou tento tyden.
Sletna Kristfna Wslfova odjels
do Tyndall ma navstsvu dtery.
Pi. M. MelmroyG cd Avon die
Ia sde nGvstsvou tento tYden.
Skorpfk q Kulis vAm prodsii
dcbrA stohovaee, hrsbs, samova.
race.
FKant. BArta q Louis Blacnik
byli ' Utice "a obchodem We site.
du.
SIe6na Marie Halova . Yanktcn
byla zde nAvstevou u rodien tento
tydeu.
Joseph vinatisri, plnmbaF, z
Yankton, byl zde "a obchodem v
G.ery.
Chcete-li dobre stavebni dfivi,
objednejte 81 ho = PtAkova DIE.
vaEskeho skladu.
Frank Soukup, ST., byl Lale
Andes ku konei minuleho tydne
na naystsv9 u syna Josefa.
Rubber o papfr ma stFechy dos
tauefe ' Queal skladu "a nitsi ce-
ny neEli catAIog house dAvait.
Frank BIaske cd Utiky Sc zde
afavgI n Eyakra, r. Nikla ma Lv&
o. A.eeni ceste Lake Andes.
DR. FormAnka eestk hofkG ma
prodej We Edejsich hostincich.
zkuste II pro zdravi.
Pr w. w. Bouska a dceIusks
Yankton byla zde nAvstevou ma
xatatku tfdne.
Sleena Emma Chlzdkova Lee
terville byla Ede navstevou Y pom
deli u znAmych.
Jor. Pullman Anton Urban o
Lesterville byli zde IA obchodni
EAleaitostf ' 1terS.
Rada Jliu.
''Chcl dati dobrou radu tenn jenz
trpi bolestmi zadech ma ledviny, Z
pravi r. alankenship, . Beck, Tenn
DokAzu. 5e Electric Bitters vylecf ty-
TO nemoce. Prvni lahev mi znacne
ulevila a po vyuziti dalsf lahve byl
jsem tiplne yyleGen, cini mi to pote-
SEMI tento lek odporucit
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-29

20 cely Tok, pise.L a Bartlett, q
Guilford, Me-" ia a rodina uziyame
DR. King New Life Pills. velice mas
uspokoji. Napravi soustayu a vyleci
zlucnatost, malarii zAcpu. Zarucen
v Taborske lekarns, 25ctu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-29

tuc uaNntcSS1
Max Blachnik odisI do Grego-
gy v pondsIf by dohlidl ma svOji
farmu.
Sletny Leheekova q Blochoya
! TyndaIl byly sde nAvstevou '
rondsIi.
NeiIepsf mcuku We stAtu mele
TSborsky mlSn. zadejte i cd
sveko groceristy.
OhromE4 poeet nsseho lidu jel
We ttvrtek na rannim vlaku do
Tyndall ma karneyal.
Kondukter Monk ma nakladnfn
vlaku ienz jedi zkrzs Tabor byl
pfelozen do Sioux City.
Minuleho pstku nase devitks
utrpala pcrASku Tyndall od tam
nsjsich mitatn. Skor byl roaII.
Earnest Anderson odjel do Bur
Ike ohledns prohlfdnuti pozemku
te krajine.
Potfebujete.li stohovat, hrabe,
samovazac, sekae. anebo jina al.
tinf rolnicke, pfepteite Sc u Hrus
sy Truuce.
James j. G.eich zrentovaI far
nu blise Lakeport cd Jana. Smej.
kala tento t5den. Pfitomne ie ne
nf Karel Rinek.
Tkborska banka dAvA psknt
premie "a 5 nebo 10 tam vyhoto,
genych Money Orders. l'feptej.
te sc ma dslsi.
Jan Cap vyprodal sy0i polovit-
Of podil We vlastnictyi firmy Car
a Birta Frant. Bartovi, kter5z Lu
lie ylastnit celS sAvod.
KterS . nasich etenktd by 81
pfal onu mspu jizni Dakoty, md.
ke il obdrzet u v. L. Mrviks, ma
ssho jednatele.
I Zkusili ists mouku Taborskeh,
nlyna7 Zdali ne, zkuste jf a nt-
leSnete il tu nejcistN a nejlepll
IA trhu.
Sdeluje Sc nam, ze Milwaukskt
teleznice postaVi poboeni trate !
raborskemu mlfnu, col umoErt
maiiteli postavit sSpku vedle mly
ma.
''No Hunting Allowed" stitl,
"a prodsj v Gfadovne I. l. Jsot
taxIs palcd velke a tistene NJ
silnem papfru. Jine sajny t;sl
aem ma zakAzku LEVINE. .
Do domacnosti manIela FI.
Blachnfkov5ch pfibyl klutina mi.
luly etvrtek, q deVeatko do donna
uosti manzela James KuliEovycl
' dtery tohoto tydne. y
Co dslaji hrusky v teto krsjini
nozno Sc pfesvsdGit u lana Kots.
fka kter5 vypestoval hrusku ps
stromku koupenem cd H. Kasps.
"a, prvnim rokeu po vysAzenf.
"Abych Sc ochranil pied oznobeni-
nou" pfse John Kemp, z otisfield, Mo
pfilozfm Bucklenovu Arnikovou mast
Uzival jsem il tel proti rSme do.
brym vysledkem. ZaruGena proti be.
l&k1m, zastaryl vfed1m, spaleninam,
oznobeninAm vyrazkam. 25c TG-
borske lekarne. 49,. .....
VSlet uspofsdA Fad Hvszda jiz.
II Dakoty. z. {. B. J. haji ia
a Petranka ~ mile zap. cd Uti
"a nedeli. dne tho zafi, 1907.
o dobrou hudbu, posidek q OBJ.
EeYatvenf bude noatarSnn
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-29
SCHOzE MlSTNICH SPOLEO.

Spolek Zen sv. Ludmlly, Cis 100, Q
]. Q. A. odbyva sve schnze druhou
nedeli Y mesiel, We spolkoye Sini. AID
tonic Hakloya, pfedsedkyne, Marie
Slmanova, tajemnIce.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-29

Moderni Dfeyafl Amerlky, els. soST
odbyyajfsch6ze druhou subotu kazde-
no m6sfce sini q. 6. B.J. Geo. A..
Ptak, eth. rada, Robt, Vauk, klerk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-29

ZCBJ CTS. Al, odbyvajf schGsi dru-
hou nedeli mesici, We sve sini. FL
Kostroun, pied, Josefina Vyborna
tajemnice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-27

fully concealed physical defect.
After my first attempt to revolu-
tionize riding in The Bots de Boulogne
the movement winch seemed fairly be-
gun stopped We are always SO afraid
of an!shing ne% anything that may
upset our sacro-4aint routine, and then
Parisians are 50 silly. They stopped
to stare at these new women riders as
they did at the women cab drivers.
But the women drivers finished by
wearing out public curiosity. They
showed pluck. Let us have the same
energy. In this way in inc hunting
field and in riding parties women may
be real comrades. instead of beint
merely companions"
X 4 X
For Miss Edna Gum.
Judge and Mrs. Arthur Wildcr's
lanai dance for Miss Edna Gum on
Monday evening was a complete sue
cess. Their Waikiki bungalow is a
perfect place for dance and the i'm
mense hau trees which form the roof
of their outside lanai completely COW
cred the dancing pavilion, which was
hung with japanese lanterns. The
brilliancy of the moonlight seemed
really all that was necessary for il
Eliminating the grounds, and the
ocean at the foot of the lawn pre-
sented picture of shimmering sill
yer light never before surpassed ut
Waikiki. There were nearly eighty
guests and they lripped the light
fantastic toe with all the fervor of
youth and happiness. 1t was essen
TALLY a bud dance and Miss Edna
Gum, who has just returned from
school in Boston, looked exceedingly
pretty in white net frock. She was
cutie one of the bellies of the dance
and seemed to be always in demand.
A delicious buffet supper was served
at the side of the lanai. Chairs and
settees were scattered on the lanai
and Kaai's orchestra was heard with
great pleasure. Mrs. Arthur Wilder,
who is barely out of her teens looked
quite as youthfully pretty as her
guests, and was perfect hostess.
Among those invited We're Misses
Nora Swanzy, Helene Irwin, Mar
naret Hyde-Smith, Elsa and Linda
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-27
Miss Hatch's Bathing Party.

Miss Harriet Hatch was the host
ess of a bathing party, supper and
dance at Sans Souci on Wednesday
evening. The young people thor
oughly enjoyed the dip in the surf
which is unusually fine at Sans
J Souci and the makai side of the pier
is much sought-for spot by timid
bathers, as it is unusually calm and
clear The supper was served from
four tables in the dining room of the
new bungalow, and they were orna-
mented with huge clusters of white
bottom daisies. Kaais orchestra fur
nished the music for the supper ana
for the dance which was held or the
large lanai over-hanging the sea, of
the old bungalow, which has been
so often written of in story and
rhyme and was the favorite resting
while he was guest at San Souci.
Japanese lanterns made an artistic
lighting and palms and greens quite
transformed the place into a bower
of beauty. The young people danced
to their hearts content ana between
dances the long pier was popular
promenade-andt taken advantage of
by many couples, while others sought
the more secluded pergola and sum-
mer house. 1t was gay scene and
the light summer frocks of the pref
ty girls found good background in
the dark coats of their escorts. Friv-
olity reigned until late hour and
the good byes were even then re-
luctantly said. Miss Harriet Hatch
wore simple but effective frock of
white null made a la Princess, and
she looked extremely girlish and
sweet. The night was perfect; the
glorious white moonlight casting a
spell of peculiar beauty over pictur-
esque Sans Souci.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-27

ferns, made an attractive appearance
and red carnation leis and MALE
were given each guest 1t was a
merry party of young people who
surrounded the hospitable board, and
to the guests from abroad the novel
ty of the affair was most acceptable
Among those present were Misses
Linda Schaefer, Nora Swanzy, Dor
othy Hartwell, Harriet Hatch, Edna
Gum (Slack (2), Messrs. Southick,
Gait (2), Weller, Arthur Mackin-
tosh, George Brown and Gustav
Schaefer.
A delightful luncheon was given
ty Mrs. McGrew not long since in
honor of Mrs. Ivers, the mother of
Mrs. William Irwin. White lilies
most beautifully adorned the table,
end the lanai where the lunch was
served commanded an extensive view
of sea and shore. Mrs. McGrew, who
was i'll for some time, has fully re-
gained her health, and she looked
very stately and handsome in fash
ionable toilette. The guest of honor
was beautifully dressed and made a
fine appearance. The guests includ-
ed Mrs. George Meade, Mrs. M. M.
Scott, Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mrs. Will
Fam Irwin, Mrs Walter Brincker-
loft Mrs. A. Young, Mrs. Gerrit Will
der and Mrs. Charles Cooper.
X X X
Mrs. Gardner Wilder and sister,
Miss Barnes, are at present located
at the Seaside Hotel after an extern
sive and pleasurable trip through the
Orient Nus. Wilder is kept quite
busy greeting her friends, who are
glad to see her looking so well and
in such good health. Mrs. Wilder
will remain at the Seaside until the
departure of her sister in the latter
part of the Summer.
" r X
The Alfred Castles gave most
ShJoJ apl0 HOuoe party Ou IdnJdluS
from Saturday until Monday and it
was chaperoned by President and
Mrs. Griffths. Among the guests were
Misses Elsa and Linda Schaefer,
Katherine Goodale, Russell, Dagmar
Sorenson, Messrs. Richard Cooke,
Sherwood Lowrey and George Fuller.
y \ u
Judge Kingsbury, who has been
living at the Young Hotel for several
expects to sail for the Coast
on August 18th. He has become
closely identified with Honolulu and
will be greatly missed while away on
his vacation.
Mr. Henry Macfarlane has gone to
Kauai for a few weeks vacation,
Miss Lady Macfarlane sailed this
week. The Fairchilds are having
large house party and their guests
are thoroughly amusing themselves.
X X X
The Lorrin Thurstons intend TAX
The polo team is working hard
for the great games in which every
body is greatly interested.
X 4 4
Mrs. Bickerton and son are to con-
tinue to reside at the Hawaiian
hotel. Their meals are to be sent
over from the Young.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-27

/ Schaefer, Lady Helen and Alice Mac
iarlane, Harriet Hatch, Minna Ber-
ger, Lorna Iaukea, Beatrice Castle,
Justine McClanahan, Dagmar Soren-
son, Lily Pety, Cordie Walker, Irene
Fisher Madge McCandless, Marion
Scott Gertrude Brown, Eunice Pratt,
Alice Cooke, Katherine Goodale e.
Russell, Edith Spalding, Constance
Restarick, Violet Damon, Nora Stur-
geon, Marjory Freeth, Ella Weight,
Dorothy Hartwell Slack (2), Messrs.
Bruce Cartwright, Jr., Walter and
harold Dillingham;, Robert and Fred
Shingle, Alfred Castle, Lowrey (3) +,
! George Renton, George Brown, Son
my" Macfarlane, Herbert Dowsett,
Gusstv Schaefer, Harold Castle, Har-
old Giffard, Gait (2), Weller, Rich
ard e. Wright, Derby, Leslie Scott,
Walker 90, Frank Armstrong, K
Rrown, George Fuller, Allison Jor-
dan, Ollie Sorenson, Richard Cooke,
Wright (2), Atkinson (2), C. Hart
well, Captain Carter, U. s. NJ, Cap
tain Humphrey.
II X 4
Local Red Gross Society.
A Red Cross Society was formed
on Thursday afternoon at the re-
quest of Secretary of War Taft. The
ladies present were Mrs. Weaver,
Mrs. A. Fuller, Miss Hoffman,, Mrs.
Walbridge, Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. Diling-
ham, Mrs. w. w. Hail. Mrs. Ranyv
Scott, Mrs. George Davies, Mrs. Pop,
Mrs. Gait, Mrs. W. o. Smith, Mrs.
Brinckerhof, Mrs. Archie Young,
Mrs. Arthur Berg, Mrs Halves, Jr.,
and Miss Won Holt. The president,
vice president and officers We're chos-
end will be announced later. Mrs
W. w. Hall is to be secretary. In
times of war or distress it will be
distinctly an advantage to have such
a society. Dues are one dollar a
year. Five dollars in advance for five
years and twenty-five dollars for life
membership.
X Il X
Here's to You, Mr.. Gaines.
The pretty bungalow of Mr.. John