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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16
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Mr. and Mrs Mark Quigley Chase
are Toledo visitors.
Lowell CUTLERY made bu ines5
trip to LaRue this morning. ..
Miss Eleanor Freeland Is oil duty
in the Marion public schools on ac-
count Of illness.
Miss Rella Carlton of Kenton, Is
he guest of her aunt, Mrs. Hattie
Murphy OF West Church street.
George Uh!er is home temporarily
rom bellevue, Ohio, where he IS
directing local option campaign.
Mrs. Henry Mumford has returned
ONE after visiting Gallon relatives
during the past week.
NJ. and Mrs. Harry Fowler, OF
Superior street, are the parents I"
daughter born Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Kramer ana daughtot
visited Gallon relatives saturday ana
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. D. Smart ana
children OF East Center street spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
smith at owen Station,
Mr.. and Airs. Ray Schafrer, OF
Orchard street, are the parents of q
laughter bon Wednesday of last
week. .... ..s. H..f. $50.
Mrs. w. B.. Denmun, who has
been confined to her home on South
State street, for the past rCV days
on account of illness, Is very much
improved.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16
FAIR MANAGERS
Will Hold a Meeting in this City,
December 10 and II

The annual meeting of the OhiJ
Fair Nanalyer's association will con.
iyene ip, this city Wednesday and
Thursday December 1917, at which
time the general betterment Of fair
conditions will be cCns dered.
The purpose of the meeting Is
the exchange OF ideas among tn,
managers as to the best methods Of
advertising, listing names of fake
amusement companies and ground
rharks race track problems, AMI
the thousand and one difficulties that
,all to the lot of the big man at
the fair.
The executive committee and
general officers of the board were
in session in the agricultural room
OF the state house at Columbus.
Thursday OF last week, and com
pleted plans for the Marion meet
ing. Secretary James r. Knano
states that between three and -four
hundred delegates will probably at.
/ tenG.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16
Chicken Pie Supper.

The annual Chicken Pie Supper
given by the Ladies' Aid society of
Bpworth church will be given Thurs
day evening, Nov 10, In the basement
of the church. "Nuff sed." 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16
SCHOOL TEACHERS
BACK FROM DETROIT
Visit was a Pleasant and Pro-
fitabie One
Marion Teachers Secure Some Valu.
able Pointers to Use in
Their Work.

Forty-fiye teachers who had visit
ed the schools at Detroit and at
tended the convention at that place
Friday returned to their duties this
morning very much better equipped
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16
Don't Forget.

That the Martin J. Burke Insuranc,
agency represents eight large fire
companies. He will look after your
Insurance to your satisfaction. Give
him a trial. Do II now.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16

big descriptive overture at The
Baker band concert, Tuesday evening
VIII be worth the price of admission.
Hear 1t and be happy ever after.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16
Apples Apples.

l have a fine car of apples for sale
at So cents per bushel, car standing
on Pennsylvania track south of Cen
ter street. Call at the car Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
11-14-3trd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16

big descriptive overture al the
Baker band concert, Tuesday evening
will be worth the price of admission,
Hear II and be happy ever after.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16
COURT IS
QUITE BUSY
Pleadings Filed in a Number
of Cases.
JUDGMENTS ARE ASKED
By a Number Who Come in
to Court.
The Holverstott Damage Case lie
Again Called to Attention -. Judge
Norris is Plaintiff.

Through his attorney II. Il. Hill,
lawson DeLauder filed a petition in
Common Pleas court Monday, naming
Adam Ploch and the Home Building
Savings and Loan company as de-
PENDANTS.
The plaintiff sets forth in the petit
tion that on September 18th, 1908, he
entered verbal contract with the
defendants for constructing a dwell
ing house. He alleges that Adam
Ploch agreed to pay him the sum of
81 $40 for the work. The plaintiff
claims that he completed the work
and dshas received only $17G4.75, leav-
ing Il balance due Of $77.23.
The pialntiT says that the Home
Building Savings and Loan company
has claim on the property. He
prays that the court order the prop
erty sold and out Of the proceeds,
he be paid his claim of $77.23.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16

A "snap"-Beatty & Longs boys
extra high top shoes-slzes 10 up to
10 1-2, 81 20; sizes 13 up to 2, $l.49
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16

We announce forthis week our pre-
Thanksgiving showing of novelties.
1t LUDWIG'S.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16
RAILROAD 11otes

c. w. Cochrel. who for some tim
past has been acting as second trick
ticket agent at the local Union de-
pot has been promoted to the
agency at Creston, Ohio, as agent
of the Erie and Lake Erie and
Wheeling railways Mr.. Cochrel LEFT
to take up his new work this morn
ing and will move his family with
in the near future. During his work
at the local depot Mr.. Cochrel has
made many friends in this city ana
his promotion will be very pleasing
Manager r, G, Fenton, of ths
Erie ''R. ~" Offices returned 70
this city this morning from Mil.
ersburg, where he was looking after
business, MIR Fenton with hi
brother has been conducting a glass
factory at that place and It Is
probable that within the near fu
ture he will leave his work here
as telegraph operator to take up
his new work.
Arnold Houghton, of the Well'
Fargo company, has returned home
after spending the past two weeks
hunting i'm the wilds of Maine. Mr..
lIoughton killed number Of fine
deers
Night Yard Master Pohler and a
number Of local railroaders went to
Cincinnati this morning. near
whiah city they will spend some
time hunting.
TRY the Mirror want column
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16

Going to the Baker band concert
Tuesday evening az the Grand? Only
soc, with reserved seat free. Twill
be great. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16

Constipation and stomach troubles
are twins. They kill people inch by
inch, sap life away. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will positively
relieve any sufferer. 80 cents, Tea or
Tablets.
Flocken's Pharmacy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16

Marion Beer sold by A. B. Shupp,
Cor Warren G Sandusky Ave., Blu
cyrus D. 11-142t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16

If taken this month keeps you
we'll all winter, Makes the little ones
sat, sleep and grow. i tonic for the
whole family. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. 80 cents, Tea or Tab
lets.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16

Bakers Band concert Tuesday
evening will be the best OF the SER
les. Don't miss Il. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16

Judge Caleb H. Norris filed a petit
tion in Common Pleas court Satur-
day naming the John Amicon Broth
ers company as defendants.
The plaintiff states that on No
vember 1st, 1903, at the defendants
request, he sold and delivered 10
them one thousand six hundred and
Iseventy-four bushels of onions at
the price agreed upon thirty-three
cents per bushel The sale amounted
in al to the sum of $jO2 20.
The plaintiff alleges that no part
Of the purchase price of the onions
has been paid and Furthermore, the
defendant refuses to pay. He prlys
judgment for the sum OF $500 90 with
interest from November Ist.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16

New York State sweet cider.
G. TURNER & co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16

The answer of the defendant to the
Plaintiffs amended petition was filed
in Common Pleas court Monday in
the case of George w. Morrison
against the Marion Railway Light
and Power company. The defendant
denies all allegations brought in the
amended petition and prays that it
may be released from further action.
100
"A demurrer was filed in Common
Pleas court Monday In the case of
Henry Strouse against Edward Moon.
The defendant asks that t-e PLAIN
tiff's petition be dismissed for the
reason that the facts stated in. II do
not constitute cause of action.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16

Jnsp arrived, the newest, STYLES in
Wooltex Suits for ladies and misses /.
It ~ IUDwuGS,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16

In the case of Peter w. Holver-
stott against the Marion Railway
Light and Power company, an answer
20 the plaintiffs amended petition
was filed by the defendant in Com
mon Pleas court, Monday. The de
iondant holds that If the plaintiff did
sustain any injuries at its hands that
ii was not due to any negligence up
on the part Of the company. The de
fendant denies all allegations in the
amended petition and prays that the
cause may be dismissed and judg-
ment rendered against the plaintiff
for costs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16

Try the Mirror wanr Column,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16

Flocken's Pharmacy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16

Try the Mirror want column.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-16

You will wantna barrel of New
York State Greetings Or BaIdwins at
so 80 per Dbl. from a1'a
''".. G. TURNER & co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

Councilman II. G. CHS ordinance repeating the Murphy
ordinance by wtaeh sos Zoo appropriated for the begs
muncYS bssse eeAecten system viii be avorably
posted coune Tonight By Nte Ghs hanee eenittee
Everyshng pesslble has baen deue by Gill and his as
sseaees to secure tepeag ordinance and until
tfero Is eae tSngt will be impossible to accurately pre-
diet tile neasrc with which their efforts have been
rewarded
1t is hardly possible conceive however how any self
respecting councilman for this repeating The
public is am@S unanimously in favor OF municipal garbage
collection Health Commissioner Crichton aud his
recommended Experience in other cities has
proven that il is necessary.
On the other hand the only who anxious TO de-
feat the installation of municipal system the Italian
bage collectors and their friends in the city council The for
attempted bride members OF the city council
The garbage collection privilege is worth much to them that
they willing pay eounemen 5000 each for their votes
and influence.
Every who tonight for the repeal OF the Murphy
ordinance himself with the suspicion that he has been
"won over" by these Italian garbage
The public doesn't know how many eouncimcn may have
been approached with offer OF bribery All that known
is that Councimen Murphy and Rcvee given the oppor
tuy making 5000 each and that they refused TO have
dealings with the who made the proposals
Isn't ii possible that other eounemen may have more
favorsbiy considered such proposal3
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TZHIE PR0TE9S0R

from his vest pocket II came from
Mr.. Huntiey'a sleeve.
"nut lei me enpiain' The thief
IL not MIR iIuntley. but bis A~cr~s
tary. though Mr Hunlley did take
the money. After his Wait to nas l
went to his home | Was thea con
viuced that Mr. Hnnliry was the
thief To my surprise | found that
his secretary vas a man | had had
DEALINGS with before tie 10 =
roTae OF the new regime. hyIrno
tiat
Though Mr.. Huntiey IL unaware
81 the fact. he has been ander the
control % this man for some time.
Might before last. while In a hyp-
notic trance. he vent 90 the bank.
took So. 600 FROM the vault. and.
returning. gaVe Il to bis secretary.
The latter confessed 10 me this
morning and surrendered the
money.
The professor tossed long black
porketbook on the table. and. bow
tnE. left the room
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People laughed when they first
met the professor. that ~. until
they saw his eyes. then they col
nred. ls-shey had guilty eonHcieneoa.
and looked troubled. They we're
pin llks eyes Il seemed that theY
bored through you. We waA tall.
IIla hair was thin. gray and long
hts forehead tall; his features
sharp
"Of course the whole matter
been laid before the police. but The
directors Insist that ! should see
yon The short. pompoua little
man spoke lelly. "Any cuioin'
ment
Would Re an insult. the profess
or interrupted In his cold. dcllbef.
ats tones 4 believe every Grim
lnai hunted down IA an uplIfs %
humanity Nos. iet uz see. Your
name iaF
aHluntlsy. air II. a. Huntiey.
president OF thu Fourth National
bank
sAna 81. oao mysteriousiY dlsap'
peared from itA vaults day before
yesterday
Exactly
THAT Is a remarkably attractive
suit. Mr.. Huntiey the professor
said suddenly. and bending over.
axamffrd one sleeve IKE the
pattern very much indeed
sitting back. ~Oh. BY the way.
when viii the directors meet uext
This afternoon AZ :.
Mr. nnntieY amiled lnefedalonH
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Il wouldn't dread II 80 II liar.
ODDS mother would only be com.
pano. ooIpbsfod She So.mss E-est
door ''Isut aire s..ifi. s0T'R
w.afrt "a run eine talu1se eYeooe3st oss
chiati'renN mrnH1fEa enst Rn.i9e;ng.S,
With all ONE planiN"
oh, r. ths moilferl1nsl6Ss, sSh q
visit 10 hef son or nfTEHird d2Grwsp
ter would only consent ~ lce
company"
But. no. She hec0msm 6iss sss
the family the mfnute slie ge.hs
her bonnet Off. sofnetfmws befOSe
nhe leaves the depot. and from
that tins on strained relations on.
LIST between husband and wife.
Ills mother is a great bugaboo
to the wife And II she IL a bride
this agony II Increased a hundred
fold.
What II HTs mother should not
approve OF her dress and deport.
rnent1 Suppose sIfE should find
fault With the housekeeping or
think their way of living extrays.
gant7
Wouldn't that be truly terrible1
And HlS wife goes around with q
little wrinkle between her eyes
and develops an odd habit Of look.
Ing behind her and jumping at
every little sound.
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~. sneered slightly. ~But isn't
there anything else you want 10
know There are several we aus.
nect"
No need Of naming them" the
professor replied
Shortly after his visitor had left
the professor boarded a car. and
aiighted before a pretentious rest.
dence.
A sallow young man came down
the driveway. when he saw the
professor he started. the latter's
expression changed slightly and
one hand vent into his pocket lie
gave a significant nod. and the
young man continued down the
driveway. aud. arm Ia arm. he aud
the professor walked up the street
The professor moved TO the large
square table round which the al.
rectora Of the Fourth National bank
we're seated. and slowly tapped one
long foreflnger on It's smooth sur.
face
Il have found the man who took
this $4,000. gentlemen" no said
quietly
"Whoyr the word came from ev.
cry mouth
The professor pointed 10 the
short. fat man at the head Of the
table Your president"
IT'S an Internal llei" the latter
exclaimed. leaplng 10 his feet.
The professor quietly raised one
hand. Hear me out Mr. Iuntloy
did take the money. | knew he had
been living extfavagantly; my sec
ond reason may seem ridiculous.
but II IN not So One OF the buttons
on Mr.. ftuutleY'a left sleeve ia clip.
ped off, hut the threads are still
protrudlnE That satisfied me that
II had not been severed by knife or
scissors. but by steel door the
door Of the bank vault. I surmiscd
An hour ago your cashier allowed
me to look at the vault. and found
this button lie took something
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
BY JESAE' ~ PART %.

And then when u,s
goes home HIS wife Az as nsa.|
breakdown. and ~ ~ 4 hsr,.
clan advises a c0m.,. '.s'nily nn|
slllyY Wsii. p.,t.s ehae
AL absorbing love ~ s'g y. Ba
or this intense sffsr, I'm isAs|
mothers apprecia,,.s e Elh h.
makes every word !, 'asts vhsl
a lash. cutting lnss a1lal
strained nerves AH osnI
IL must bs a ulaas...
Tor . man 10 be plarad 4. s
the two women h., los. = =. -
mother and his Vie. ss !. :. = [
air full Of bitter ,ha. ~ ~
causiic words sAa
When he thinks 81 a.
a great love wells up "a 4. -
and he wonders why Jssa u =
be more reasonable -
Then hen otiesn jana, 49,.
esnssrts 10 please. and n. 80 -
BIER eyes at Mothers coa.,a -
Sesssn. and he blanes N. w.
ssiween them the two
rfaOsOs his life miserable 49, y
fCos ssssnlon OF all womea =
W Hsmfoue wo,,ta
msgpsHes aside and Ten H., !
ssihpany" when she ylrs..
0iTf and Jsne THIS sufnns,s
Company never commss.
the Dimensions OF the lce ~
advise retrenehments In d. N
Gerry line. Fl
A polite guest would nat
OF coddiing her host into 4 - \
uliraselfishfiess. exclalfn ar Y
loss Of weight and appe,I. :
then cast a reproachful eye = \
hostess.
She would never dare IA :.
around In his bureau drawer. \
Ing and praying she win m y
shirtse without buttons. O. =
with holes In. that she mar =.
them ostentatlonsiy on fhs y
porch when her danghterIs.,
entertaining the Culture cluk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

Lots Of people like the old womans clock Of which she
said that long it wasn't running be right at
least the y hours while i she started going might
be right
We may be right once in while BY standing STILL bat ii
is credit The in life those who make
tor and risk the chance OF running right The failures
those who allow trviaIites TO stop them
Success in life is almost wholly matter OF mental attitude
II think steadily and consistently is bound be
There magnet like that OF fixed thought We
rise to it in spite Of any conditions
No became millionaire BY thinking in pennies
None became hghcass mechanic by thinking only the
primitive laws OF physics No artist but thinks great picture
before he paint it,
The unsuccessful person IS he who says "The way is
dark mountains be climbed and path made rivers
to be crossed and bridges forests be threaded and
road No, viii not risk the journey safe where am
The successful says THE way looks dark but know
can at least step time; mountains 20 be
climbed but shall make path rivers be crossed but
build either raft Of bridge be entered but
shall blaze trail As shall learn ways Of overcoming
these difficulties that known Anyway
will try"
These kinds 81 mind mark the dividing line between
the successful the unsuccessful The fails in advance
through his fears The successful mans only fear Of the
future made futile BY lack Of timely endeavor.
There ways than one Of standing STILL
We may be keeping the hands occupied without being
alert for mental We may continue doing things in
the old ouofdac way noting that others constantly
adopting improved methods We be tong and moilng
in continuous failure without realizing that ignorance fatal
drawback
In these days the who would be the move must
be mentally we'll physically The mind must shape
achievement before the hands accomplish it,
The time to be the is today-ior tomorrow they
say. II you would picture your future
you look for il in your present you would gaze
your destiny you look for your thought
They have semtTeetota Pledge
binds IT. members drink other than midday
evening In endorsing the Bishop
is quoted saying It IS thing
people In danger becoming dunkads
meals" The bishop evidently a
Mr. Taft the national republican committee
That very
well will individual who
ofns Of anyway going 10 know
whether Mr.. Tafts wishes or no?
The dispatches that church in
automobile yesterday We this
for had feared that he might himself
Mr. Peay is on his the North Pole he raj
Of Belle Isle today eamng norhward
edentaly he Is paying tribute to the
Senator Piles will tell AL theatre on
Wednesday night That H. he dares with
injury himself his
Before going Africa President Roosevelt
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up. for she treated me 90 one Of
those atiff w1io-areyowyoungper
son looks
Bat Mr. Fiots ain't Impressed lie
says she thinks abe knows Il all.
and all She thinks she doesn't
know Which 10 the same as aay.
Ing she doesn't know a whole lot.
All the same | wish wlshI
Was In her place. aud had the nee.
eaaary nerve 10 be. The balloon
couldn't 80 high enough 10 make
me afraid. II wasn't 30 timid.
fConfInued
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THAT'S HOW 1T LOOKED.

The door opened. and the young
man hit the sidewalk
This. however. wRs no achieve.
mcnt. The Sidewalk presented
more than a fair mark
What's the mRtterf a passing
friend said. assisting him % rise
I've Just asked the girls father
for her hand
Brace up" advised his friend
Go back aud try u again.~
Nope. q responded the eiecte
suitor. I've had my fling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

New fFNtna " sh Vto hfsfs
Contention n a miteY poor friend
& invite { yure home.
Belief without proof sint one bit
better 'en unbelief
Don't divorce ynre money expect
in L reesaye aiimony.
Tn privilege oy hein' a man ~
oanly sxcelled by tn privilege Of
bsin woman.
sum people doan't beieaye 10
Aoap, cause there's Ire In u.
tn doctor wut vaginased IN die.
tlonalry kua he found smallpox Ia II
viii no doubt be heard ov treaiin'
bees fur IN hives. JO KOS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

Desc political meetings are
fakes. grumbied the tall tramp tn
the green shirt
why 80. pardT asked his chum.
Cause last night | went 10 a
meetin billed as an overflow meet
In. aud there wasn't nothin' over
flown, not even root beer"
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"You made a mistake in your pa.
per" said an Indignant man enter.
ing the editorial aanctum u a daily
journal 4 was one OF the compet'
itors al an athletic entertainment
last night. and you referred "a me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

Tomorrow h visitors DAY A. the
Navy Yard The entire Pacific
fleet. consisting OF the Washington.
81 Louis. Pennsylvania, Colorado.
Milwaukee. Tennessee and Charles.
ton. are at the Navy Yard. Boats
leave pier q foot Of Yssiof way.
every hour Round trip soc $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

What became OF tho college
man who was known an a WALKING
encyclopedia p asked the new ar
rival In Had Mans canyon.
"lle turned into a running en-.
o,.iopedia, stranger" responded
Amber Pete. quietly,
"Itunnlngf"
"Nea; he began anoutlnE OFF a lot
of biz words. and We just ran him
out of town"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
"THE ONLY LADY MEMBER
MRS. wHlFFLE. WAS DOING
HER sHARE OF THg TALK.
ING. LEr Nc PROMISE YOU"
I
~ F.w cHAEFER.

This town has one Of those Aero
clubs The members all chip In for
a balloon aud take trips through
the air. or not Joke by MF. Fi0tel
u was Mf Flote. our boarder and
balloon sxport. who kindly took
me out 20 the balloon park. ex.
pectsd 10 find the balloon iethared
10 a rail fence. but Il wasn't. II was
all neatly folded up like the winter
supply Of blankets. They have 10
spread II out and put gas In Il be.
fore Il viii rise. aud even then
sometimes Il doesn't The Aero
club VAS there. talking about the
ascension they are going Co make
tomorrow. aud the only lady mem.
boF Mrs. Whiffie. was doing her
share OF the talking. let me prom.
lac youL How | envy Mrs. White.
the only lady member. Ho~ In.
irspld she must be and also stuck
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AN Accousr OF a paowslsa.

never remppeRrcd. although ! held
ont everything 20 him could
What did you hold out to himT
Hope
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Frank Confession

Mrs. nuttinalc I9id you ever
catch your husband tllrtings
Mrs. Ilesmlf, Sure thing. That's
how / did catch him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20

Him Ny name will live forever
Why do you think aog
Him because it's Smith.