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MiuncTntu.
SanSelsmanb | 8euiun Spo.

Snrioelsmano I Senipn opo. -
theodore SanIen, en- ireuirogcnoe
Sanoelsmano 9enion, osoe form.
lig oeritebs af Slog. San efterIooer
ttg Slltrn 90 to Bern.
Sanf iplgt. - 8anf Of 9orup er
blepen flebt of 6. 9. Carton liant Ell
Var gfGnb ira Groofiton, % Den er
iont Securitp State @anf of gorup
blepen omorsaniieret meo Ell aupitoI
pna $4,000. Sarion er 9uuteus
&asIerer.
Seitirnbt Sarmer f~pripnnocn. -
Z. 3, Sobniou, en- befialot Sormer
Der boeoe / 9prbeoen al @onfren,
torloo lit Stem Den lite 6S., oq mou
bar iioen life o9ret iitono til at finSe
BAN. Wton er bange for, at bans
Sirlo er bleoen foritprret.
gritriocr ScbitciaScrens Seita.
monte. - Ole so. Solt, Ell o~eIitoocn.
DC Sarmer ! 9prbeoen al Sertile,
osoe for nogen Sib iioen. eiterIaoen.
Dc Zig ct Seitomente, Der 6ereoeSe Nj.
Ss6es 9atterismcr oereS grp. elsie.
Bois Raone er @eorge, @iaium, Ole
90 Gurl Saeen, oil oeo Retten beitri.
oe bette, Oa 9eoiteiaberen, iisIge 6e.
res Boaitan6, / lin beie SLIDER bar
bleoen noget ereentriif. Grpen oreier
fig ON $1,000 % b~etpbeIige fate
eienoomme.
Sarlia SranS / gcita. - SdmiSt
& Inberions Gleoator / Beta neS.
brPuote ben 1Soe NS., % enoeI al
Chicago & Rortbpeitern @unens
auloplag og areuturifilr bIep zoe.
Iogt. Oct ioa Ell Sio meget farliat
no for belle 9pcn, 0a 8uiiter ira
8ran0en iatte $40 pao andre Ste6er.
SDens Snirber Dor Dog Der pao 9oit
meo gmoipnube % iIltffehc, for 81.
ben fit Sio til al eribc ON fig. Ga.
ben orilaaes til $4,000, til0eIs as.
f~lreret.
ErGrirbrano peb Snrncspiar. -
Gen 1Soe oS. feieoe en- meget itprt
RrPriebrano oper Sfree, Clifton Ca
9arfe Sopuibips oeo 9~arueSpiQc,
% megen gienOom bIeO pOeluqt.
Wfrs. Gerionne, Der boeoe / Sfree.
miitebe io1peI fit 8eboeIicSbus Tom
fine llobuie, og intet al Sen eHeIag6e
Gienoom bar ~aSiureret. 81 anoet
5ormbus brpl0te ogiaa, men bette
bar llbeboet. DIauge 5armere rc0oe.
be ! ii6ite 2ieblit fine Siie DeO al
plsie foran Sloen.
Spsrippmmclir ! Otter Sail. -
On bel Gel Sano ! 5ribgrl ca Sper.
0rlp Sonuibips. Otter Sail Gountu
er bIeoen pperioommet iom fSoIae al
BET paagnueHoe SrRueringSarbeisc
Der. Der er nemlig granet Ell itor
8rBit mellem Safe 9nnd o. 6iih
Cafe, bDorfra Ger iaa ifol orooes en-
iouoau iii Otter SuiI Riuer. SuotiI
benue bliuer fRr0ig bar man opigrt
en- let 3Rnming peo Safe guna, iol
at boloe 8an0et tilbage, men forIe.
Den Dag iprang Senne % @nnoet all
ajeRnem Den graue0e 9reit inc
Siib Safe, Der iteg ire 600 % oper,
ipsmmeoe oft omIisgmoe Sano d
10 imun Snoiiser bar aItio bPret be.
fienSt paa @runo al i'm S~iiferiaoom
% oa 6iilen bar fulet neo Strpm
men uoooer, bar man M Oct Seripn
OF 5ormerne pan mango Steoer far
rife ! fine esne 9aarosrlm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-24
TurrctningsmanSen

oper Den SanbelSreiienoes Poatr9n'
aenbeo): "@oa 9eres 8ei, Rano!
0e PLACER 10 2inet al Soft, iaa en-
funbe friites til at ifiare Salien
oper paa fig for at Hippo fra 0em!"
SanoeIsreiietbe: "Wen % tom bi
pitt eisre ell Sorretning ianrme1t. Seq
reprpienterer nemIig ogioa ct StoaI-
parefirma og moa fou Sop til at piie
Gem nogIe 9rsper al mine uomer.
feSe 9drberfnioe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-24

Raar Se ffriper til aperterenoe,
tdd barr fdd benlig at meooele, of
De faa oeres advertisement | "9es
eorobs9 oiten". Oct ftirer Gem ben
beoite gebonDIina.
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2tnienS GrfnrTon
til Norae

afgaar fra Minneapplis SnsSasen
ben 13be Mai % fra 9eiu gprf Spr.
hagen Den 16Se Mai meo oct burtig.
9aaenoe, npe 9ampifib
10000 Cons Regtiter, 676 SOB lang.
aIle 8asiogerer / treble &lasie faar
9sie | <m meo "a eller 6 Sope.
plaoier. Geierpere Slabs / Sorpeien.
Ir. S. s. Horobp of Spo Sarbors,
Minn., og mango anore bel fienote
HorIfe refer me6 benne grfuriion.
Srit, ct pent ilIuitreret grfuriions.
program ierbeS enbper, fom ifrioer
til Grneit Garleb, Metrupolitaa
minneapolis, Winn.
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s parrnt geir b9nber Oct at 5aruepuoen bTioer for brbo o. sioer
fra fla for meeen 5drpe. 8 Iaa EilfRloe nrn enbeI al ben ouerHs.
bse 5arpe iuses OF peo Sialp al ct Stptte 2ratpaptr, eaer man
Tan biRlpe Fs nieb ct Stpfte GuisYapir.
On Sarpspuoe oil bare Here aar. Stube ben 2sbet af to
tuer tire Gar bIipe npset for tpr, iaa fan man blot orpppe pa en-
Grade @lpcerin % ben pil bIpe Ise iaa COB ion MP isien.
Saar man life spot aftrpf ben isrte Gang, iaa ipriBg taisn
eet eterpelet ilaot neb paa gapiret, eaer i9t ben enc SIDE neb
fsrit, 90 brig ben giaaoe, ioni pasier bebt. Srpt bperien for baarot
euer for lott.
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Yorto, Gonpolut % Snopafl

Spis life bet fuloe 8elsb 81. 80 ~inbienoes, pl en- SrGuie
~ifebetiur 9apnsten,pe. Griarins bar lrrt ps at ri life fan ieno
reb 8Iabet for $1.25.
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Gpenfnasnoe 3esnins pir en- IN Tubberfempel mb Eaon % gbresi
iant sarpepupe On iaaban "Rubberfamp" e ualmtnoeHs nptg mango 5h,
frlbe baabe for &eurnerns al gure, iom life er fonmen Goresiaten ibanbe
inmt ium Ghmpel paa grspe Wansen en- itnuer pe fit eaun meset utpbeGst,
ps en- iaaban Naunefemfel bill fOrbtubre 5orfntelfr ps mango andre ubebas..
lisbeber.
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EXPLOSIVES.
Dangerous Substances that Are in
Almost Constant Use.

Dangerous Substances that Are in
Almost Constant Use.
Among the many things in almost
constant use are some that are more or
less dangerous from their explosive
properties, properties often entirely
unknown to their users.
For examples, chloride of potash
lozenges If accidentally brought in
contact with an unlighted phosphorus
match are dangerous. Bicarbonate Of
potash If mixed with subnitrate of bis
muth, the latter a remedy for indiges.
ton, will explode.
Iodide Of nitrogen is highly explosive
and is often combined with other drugs.
Its use by those ignorant of its danger
is a menace.
Sal volatile and choral hydrate are
under certain conditions, as dangerous
as dynamite.
Tincture of iron and dilute aqua regia
when mixed, as they often are In med
icine, throw Off a highly explosive gas
which has frequently shattered the bot
tie in which the mixture was kept.
One often finds bottles of medicine
In which the cork has not been tightly
pushed minus the latter or has had
cork pop out of bottle while held IN
ones hands without any attempt to re-
move 1t on the part of the holder. This
always shows that gas is forcing the
cork out.
Danger In combs.
Every now and then one reads oil cell
lulold articles, from fancy hair coiffure
combs down, catching fire and serious
burns or accidents resulting.
1t would seem that every one should
by this time know that celluloid con-
tains in its composition gun cotton and
also camphor, both highly inflammable
No woman wearing celluloid combs or
hair ornaments should place her head
near an uncovered gas jet or other I'M
protected light, as celluloid catches fire |
so quickly and burns so rapidly that 1t |
would hardly be possible to avoid seri-
BUS burns.-St. Louis Republic.
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No Pay for Mother.

Mother gets up first" said the new
office boy. "She lights the fire and gets
my breakfast so l can get here early.
Then she gets father UP, gets his break
fast and sends him of. Then she gives
the others their breakfast and gets 'em
ready for school and then she an the
baby have their breakfast"
what is your pay here?' asked the
man.
81 get So a week and father gets So
a day"
How much does your mother get?'
Mother" he said Indignantly.
"Why, she don't have to work for any
body"
"Oh! l thought you just told me she
worked for the whole family every
morning"
'Oh! that's for us-but there alnt
no money in that"
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verse jingoism which tries to frighteD
folk with 80 nebulous possibility.

The totals OF fire loss in this coun-
try may signify little to the average
mind, but the comparative figures
Should mean much. The figures Issued
by the national board Of fire underwent
ers show that the average fire loss per
capita In the United States for the last
five years was $500, against 33 cents
for six European countries. including
France, Germany and Austria. 1t may
be objected perhaps that 1t is unfair
to select this particular period for pur-
poses of comparison, since both the
Baltimore fire of 1904 and the San
Francisco fire of 1906 are included In
It And yet If these two fires, repre-
senting about $3500O0,000, were de-
Quoted from the total fire loss Of the
country for the five. years-which is
estimated at $1,257, 716,955-th total
would be reduced by but little over
fourth. And the American per capita
loss would remain about six and one
half times larger than the European.
What is to blame for this great dis
parity? Are we so much more careless
than Europeans? Are European build
ing codes, fire departments and water
supplies from six and half to ten
times better than those found In the
United States2
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Denial of the probability Of war be-
tween Japan and the United States
would be gratuitOus If there were not
so much persistent talk about the
dreadful possibility 1t may be worth
while to collect three recent utterances
on the subject by persons who know.
A French officer who has been in ia
pan making a dispassionate study of
military matters says, in effect, that
Japan is physically incapable of war
with the United States. The American
ambassador to Japan, Mr.. O'Brien,
Issys that war talk is absurd. Marquis
katsura. the new head of the Japanese
cabinet, supports his assertion that
Japan is bent on peace by pointing out
that the financial problem Of Japan is
sufficient to engross her for some time
70 come War between this country
and Japan is possible; so is war be-
tween any two nations. But 1t is per-
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Despite the steadily improving In
dustrial conditions, we still occasion
ally read of the suicide Of some man
who has searched in vain for work and
despairs Of finding 1t before his last
cent is spent. Such suicides are ofteI
due in reality to other than industrial
causes, but when they are the result
Of inability to find employment they
are among the most pitiable facts of
our national life. Helpless to put an
end entirely TO the conditions that
bring them about, society must for the
great part watch them as one of the
symbolic indications of good or bad
times. Fortunately the number Of
genuine cases of this kind has this year
been very small. OF late factories that
were closed have been reopening their
doors, and others that were working
part time have increased their forces
1t Is true that the applicants for work
under such circumstances are still al
most certain to be more numerous than
the places to be filed, but the dispro-
portion is steadily decreasing. The
statistician of the state bureau of la
Dor statistics for New York has re-
Gently given out figures Of the extent
of lack of employment during the first
quarter Of the year Whereas In some
previous years industry has been SO
active that the weather conditions have
been chiefly responsible for the idle
ness of such men as had no work at
that season, this year the closing of
factories and reduction of forces have
been responsible for many times as
much idleness as all other causes com
bined. That, however, was for tn,
first quarter of the year For the
second quarter the compilation of fig
ures has not gone far enough to per
NIT results in percentages to be an
nounced, but the returns already show
A very great Improvement The mid
die of May was the time when the
marked improvement began, and now
the improvement is evident in all lead
ng lines of industry The indications
Ill are that the Industrial backset was
only Of temporary nature, and that it
will pass away without leaving serious
scars
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l765- Riot in Boston ON account Il IL
stamp act.
l776-Continental army under 0sn.
Montgomery arrived at Ticonderoga-
1776-British defeated the Americans ,
battle Of Long Island.
1785-Lord George German, the irrscco
cilable foe Of America In the cabinst
Of Lord North, during the Revolu-
ton. died. Born Jan. %. 1716.
1795-French directory established.
1SOS-British under Sir Arthur Wellesley
defeated the French and Spanish
forces at vimiera, in Portugal.
1814EBritish evacuated the city OF
Washington. j. The city Of Wash
ingtou burned by the British
1S18-The Savannah, the first steam ves-
sci to cross the ocean. launched at
New York.
1S19-The Duke of Richmond, governor
general of Canada, died Of hydropho-
bia.
1829-Copper discovered at Galena, Ill.
Warfare between Colombia and
Peru ended First temperance 90
ciety formed in Ireland.
iS35-Sir John Gosford, Earl of Col
borne, sworn in as governor OF Can
ada.
1S36-Opening of the Buffalo and Nj
agara railroad.
INSTRUMENTATION of New Mexico to tho
United States.
1S47-Republic of Liberia inaugurated.
1S44S-Trials of the Chartists began In
London.
1851-The yacht America won the new
famous cup at the international re-
gatta at Cowes, England.
1S57-Port Huron. Mich, incorporated
city Beginning of a financial panic
in the United States, which culmi-
mated in an almost entire suspension
of the banks.
1S5S-First treaty signed between Great
Britain and japan.
1S6o-yictoria railway bridge at Mon
treal opened by the Prince Of Wales.
1Se5-Thomas Chandler Halliburton.
noted Canadian writer, died. Born
1885,
1S69-First Confederate soldiers monu
ment unveiled at Griffin, Ga.
1S7S-The independence of Servia, pro-
claimed at Belgrade.
1SS6-William j. Kendall. clothed In
cork vest. swan through the Niagara
whirlpool rapids.
1S90-A1aj. Gen. Sir F. D. Middleton re-
tired from the command of the Ca
madam militia.
1S91-Decennial census placed the popu-
u
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What chance has a young man to
rise In the employment of large cor
poration? is question frequently
asked OF course 1t depends largely on
the young man; but according to a
statement recently sent out by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, sixty
seven Of the eighty-fve principal Off
GERS of the company started at the bot
tom and worked up. A fact like this is
worth many volumes of theorizing on
the subject.
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Saved by the Trolley.

the opera last night. l can't see where
their enjoyment came in, as neither Of
them knows the difference between a
symphony and sonata.
Blox-Well, ought to be ashamed
to confess my ignorance, but I'm In the
same boat. By the way, what is the
difference?
Knox-Why - er - sonata, you
know-er-I mean a symphony is
say, there's my car, old man; see you
LATER
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1t is quite true that Cleanliness is
next to goodness, but in this day of
fads and scientific frills the question
is whether we are not getting alto
gether too afraid of little dirt Dirt
has been defined as matter In the
wrong place, and hygiene is the sci
ence of keeping it in the right place
But we are inclined to think that we
are all a little bit too much up In the
air on the matter Of cleanliness a
little too afraid of coming in contact
with the clean-smelllng, kindly earth,
and are in danger Of becoming nasty
nice
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Widnes, manufacturing town of
about thirty thousand inhabitants,
situated on the Mersey, a few miles
from Liverpool, is put forward by En-
glish papers as enjoying 1.-THE worlds
cheapest gas" Since the latest reduc-
ton, made in June, the price to ordl-
nary consumers is twenty-eight cents
per thousand cubic feet; to consumers
of more than three million feet a year,
twenty-four cents; to all users of gas
for motive power purposes, twenty
cents In addition to supplying light,
heat and power at these low prices, the
gas department contributes ten thou
sand dollars year to the borough
rates-this sum representing profits.
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CHAPTER VII.

O11AI En- IL
Immediately after breakfast Constable
drove down to the city to send out final
orders to Captain Negley, and attend GER
tain matters having to do with the Mad
ame's facilities for entertainment. Uncle
Joey was to go for the mails. II he
could prevent, Constable was mindpf
that there should be no hitch nor tangle
at the last moment. In spite OF darkisn
apprehensions, his heart would burst now
and then into singing since he asked but
two hours more of old Pelee, upon whose
summit was now written in lightning and
black cloud the ominous letters OF Dis
aster.
The ladies were left to such graceful
ministrations of Breen as were found
needful. Mrs. Stansbury, having gained
her point, imposed no further delays. The
eagerness of the daughter was controlled,
but in no way concealed. The past three
days had left pallor upon her face, and
shadows under her eyes, but the innate
fineness of her features seemed intensi-
fed rather than diminished by physical
suffering, and the more subtle perturba-
lions of the inner woman.
of womans face, mark her well for
thoroughbred" Breen had found occasion
to whisper to his friend. The sentence
was souls refreshment, as Breen intend
ed it to be.
Constable. indeed, was contemplating
the full significance Of the words. and
their possible bearing upon his present
and future. as he rode down the Morne
d'Orange into the Rue Victor Hugo. The
little black carriage of Father Damien
was approaching, and, gripped by a sud
den idea, Constable halted It, saying to
the elder spirit of the parish, whom he
had met at the plantation house: Father,
take this two thousand francs and use
it for the maintenance of the homeless
refugees in Fort de France. shall see
that more funds get to you to-day"
A little way further, another carriage
approached, one of the public conveyances
of the city this time. Behind the driver
doomed the head and shoulders OF white
man-hard head and broad shoulders
the sight of whom struck the music from
the brain Of Constable, as knife that is
sashed across the strings of harp. Both
vehicles stopped abruptly.
well, I've got you," the broad individ-
ual remarked cheerfully. Where's the
other fellow"
Let ii be known that the man whom
Constable now faced was the same ener-
getic person who occasioned discord on
the Brooklyn pier, just as the Madame
swung blithely forth into the harbor.
Constable was thinking very rapidly. He
felt prepared to commit murder rather
than have his plans for the morning
thrust aside.
THE other fellow?" he repeated gent
ly.
"The man hidden in your cabin when
YOU cleared. His name is Nicholas Stem
bridge, if you don't happen to know" the
stranger said, with some Impotence
Where is her.
where you saw him last" Constable
said, with sudden cordiality; land | want
to state that I'm glad to see you-that
is" he added doubtfully, 'if you've come
to take him away. If you've looked me
No. you'll have found that I'm usually
ready to pay in money, hide, or liberty,
for the mistakes ! make"
ITO be continued.)
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Watch the Professor.
Lecture upon the rhinoceros

LECTURE upon lHe TnInOctrOS:
Professor must beg you to give me
your undivided attention. 1t is abso-
lutely impossible that you can form
4 true idea Of this hideous animal I'M
less you keep your eyes fixed on me
Philadelphia Inquirer
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1t is reported that many chop suey
emporiums throughout the country
have recently been closed owing to a
lack of business. This ought to bring
a measure of relief to people who have
been dreading the yellow peril.
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THE Niagara Falls are $4,000 years
old" says the Chicago Journal. This
is probably true, but every time your
go there you find that the villagers
have a few new ways of separating
you from your money.
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When Emperor William and King
Edward had their pleasant little tete-a-
tete were the big sticks checked In the
cloak-room? Court etiquette would
seem to have dictated such a pro-
cedure
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Count Okuma, who has so much to
say concerning the probability Of war
with this country, appears to be the
Richmond Pearson Hobson of Japan.
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1t Is claimed that circus elephant
at Marion, Ohio, is PIP years old. Pos
sibly Minister WI would be glad to
know something Of the pachyderm's
diet
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Our very best aristocrats need not be
shocked that one of the German
princes has gone to work. AS the OBJ
Ject is merely the elimination Of super
fuous fat, there is no real dishonor
attached
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In Madrid the police have cleared
the streets of all beggars but the blind
ones, who probably see no other way
to make living.
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The deed of that man who shot his
wife because she didn't talk enough
was shocking, of course; but FORUM
ately such cases are extremely rare.
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Every little while somebody swims
to be "fooling' when he calls for help.
This is one of the most foolish ways
Of ending ones life
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sue.rsbIe humor to ny force q chara.es.l

su9srable humor to my force Of charagesr
and extreme views"
Constable translated Mondet's account
of the Guerin disaster, and his aasur-
ances OF the safety Of Saint Pierre, %
far as the mountain was concerned. oh,
the fakiness of that French mind !" he
exclaimed. with volcano In the pAngs
Of dissolution, towering over the city,
is apparently in dread of an earthquake !!
Where on the island, thus he
inquiries editorially, could . more secure
place than Saint Pierre be found In the
event Of an earthquake visitation
Constable crushed the paper in his
hand. He glanced at his watch and then
at the mountain, from . habit now grav-
en- deeply.
The northern end Of Saint Pierre p
flooded out like an ant hill under kettle
boiling over" he capitulated thoughtfuily.
The mountain is gathering for another
demonstration Let NJ dee with all dis
patch to the craters Of the volcano, to
escape this hypothetical earthquake! n.
Mondet certainly enthralls me. must
call upon him again. Breen,
is there any way to stimulate the distrl
button of the Panther mailsT'
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Beware of the cracked mugp adj
vises the Beaumont (Tex.) Enterprise.
Also beware of the line Of conversa-
ton that leads to a cracked mug.
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I'd SKINNER. Publisher

- A burnt child may dread the fire,
but ones old flames are always fasci-
mating.
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The small boy is apt to wonder why
a young man has the shoulders Of his
coat padded instead of the seat Of his
philadelphia Record.
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Buenos Aires has population Of
100000. Of which about 80 per cent
is foreign, the Italians forming about
60 per cent OF the foreign populate
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The world may be getting better In
every other way, but it certainly shows
a disposition to be aeronaughty this
year.
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The woman who weds to acquire
bank book soon becomes dissatisfied
with her taste in literature.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-11-12

Nowadays no man is face card In
the political deck till he gets his por-
trait on the souvenir postals.