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The Washington herald., 1908-05-27

Philadelphia, May 2s.-With quart OF
champagne streaming down her red PROV.
and the words of her sponsor, Il christen
thee Michigan" almost drowned in the
cheers that rang in the great covered yard
Of the New York Shipbuilding Company,
the 16-0C0-ton battle ship Michigan. first OF
our "Dreadnought class" glided stately
into the Delaware at II O'Clock this morn
ing, on the tick of time set for the launch
ing.
II was noteworthy launching in many
ways-not only because the great Michi-
gan. now 80 per cent completed, will mark
an epoch in our navy when she is COM
missioned. but because there were paid 10
her honors seldom accorded TO new war
shipc
Truman H. Newberry, Assistant Secre-
tary Of the Navy. was on the stand to see
his daughter Miss Carol Barnes New
berry christen the boat named for their
own Commonwealth.
Mrs. Newberry, Gov Fred NJ Warner,
of Michigan; Senators Burrows and Smith
and Congressman Loud, OF Michigan, OF
the Naval Committee, with Rear Admiral
w. L. Capps, Chief Naval Constructor,
and Rear Admiral W. S Cowles. L. S. N.
were among those who raised a cheer as
the ship went away.
And the band on the scout cruiser Ches-
ter banged away a salute. and the navy
yard band doomed out the national air.
as Miss Newberry turned to receive con-
gratulations
The company presented TO Miss New
berry pretty souvenir in the form of a
pendant set with jewels. Then there
was some informal speechmaking. in re-
sponse TO toasts. by the Assistant Secre-
tary, Gov. Warner, and others.
The Michigan Is about so per cent COM
pleted. She Is a sister ship Of the South
Carolina, which has not yet been launch
ed. The displacement of the Michigan
is 1900 tons, as against nominally 1900
tons Of the English Dreadnought class,
which, however, Is generally supposed to
be much greater. due to overdraught.
Her main battery VIII include eight IL
inch rifles and two submerged torpedo
tubes. On the main deck are to be four
turrets, one turret less than in the Eng
lish Dreadnoughts but from these tur-
rets the eight Pinch guns 1t is claimed
will be able to fire as many guns BROAD
side as can be fired from the five tur-
rets OF the English Dreadnoughts
The latest American Dreadnoughts, the
North Dakota and the Delaware. now
under construction, viii have five tur-
rets each. so constructed on the center
line of the vessel that their ten guns may
be fired broadside at once
The Michigan is to- have also a second
airy battery of twenty-five 3-inch rapid
fire. two 3-pounder semi-automatic and
minor caliber guns. destined mainly for
defense against torpedo attack.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
WITNESSES FAVOR WHITMORE
Alleged Slayer Of Wife in Jersey
Swamp Seeks to Prove Alibi.
Men Called i'm Behalf of the State
Fail to Identify the
Prisoner.

New York. May 26-The prosecution in
the case Of Theodore S. Whitmore. on
trial in the Court OF oyer and Termlner
in Jersey City for the murder Of his wife
Helena, failed to prove to-day that
Buck" Whitmore was in Jersey on
Christmas night. the night Mrs Whit
more was beaten down and thrown into
Lamp Black Swamp
Assistant Prosecutor Vickers, who is
conducting the case for Prosecutor Pierre
P. Garvan. relied upon two witnesses to
help the state in breaking down any aIIbl
that Whitmore may offer. One Of them
testified that he had seen and recognized
Whitmore in the Pennsylvania Railroad
Station in Jersey City late Christmas
night, but Alexander T. Simpson, Whit
more's counsel, got the witness TO admit
that his eyesght was poor.
The other witness on which Mr.. Vickers
relied to cinch the point looked at Whit
more In court. and said positively that
Whitmore wasn't the man who went
through the gate 10 the ferry after having
had an alteration with another passen-
ger. These successes so much elated
Simpson that for the rest of the day he
ragged and berated Lawyer ViclIers and
the prosecutor until Mr. Vickers toward
the close of the session appealed FOR the
protection of the court.
Supreme Court Justice Swasey ironed
out the wrinkled amenities, Mr.. Simpson
said he had no intention Of implying that
MIR. Vickers was not devoted entirely TO
the truth, and peace came again.
Little real progress was made in the
case to-day, most OF the time being taken
up with the recital OF necessary although
uninteresting details OF Identification, and
the battling OF counsel over the admission
of evidence. The prosecution was not able
to show conclusively that Whitmore had
beaten his wife for years before she was
killed, and Justice Swasey excluded the
telegram that was received by Mrs. Whit
more's sister three days after Mrs. Whit
more's body was found until the prosecu-
tion could produce evidence 90 show that
Whitmore had written or sent the tele-
gram. AS far as 1t went, the days grind
favored the prisoner
There was a large crowd in the court
room and hundreds Of the curious hung
upon the fence.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
A Remarkable Blast.

One Of the methods Of quarrying granite
is to dislodge a huge sheet from the sur
face OF the formation through the medium
Of powder mine. A large perpendicular
shaft is first blasted 10 a depth OF about
thirty feet. At the bottom Of this and ra-
dating horizontally, like the spokes Of a
large wheel. long holes are drilled.
The extremites of these holes. says
Popular Mechanic, are then shot with
light charges Of dynamite In order to GRE
ate chambers large enough to receive
large quantities Of black powder This
takes weeks Of ever-incTeasing charges.
Then the final charge Is loaded. The
now huge chambers at the extremities OF
the spokes are packed with hundreds of
pounds OF powder. numerous electric wires
attached. and the whole mine tamped with
fine material. A mighty roar and rumble
In the bowels Of the earth and the huge
sheet Is detached from the ledge
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
MIDDIEs HONOR DOUGLAS.
Captain of Football Team Gets Name
on Thompson Cup.

on Thompson Cup.
Special 10 The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Md, May 25.-For his per-
sonal influence in the promotion Of ath-
letics among the midshipmen. Archibald
H. Douglas, Of Knoxville, Tenn, a mem
Der OF the graduating class captain OF
the navy football team last fall. and one
Of The best ali-arOund athletes ever de-
veloped at the Naval Academy. will have
his name inscribed on the Thompson
trophy cup.
The executive committee or the Navy
Athletic Association announced this deci-
sion to-day. The award is one OF the
most coveted individual honors that may
be attained by a midshipman. Douglas
has figured prominently in football. base
ball. gymnastics. and track athletics. and
was a promising candidate for the crew
this spring, but had 10 give UP rowing
because of fractured rib, sustained in a
wrestling match.
Another important award announced is
that Of the prize sword presented by the
athletic association for personal excel
lence in athletics during the year. This
went to William Dague. Of Fowler. Ind.
also Of the graduating class. Dague
played end on the football team for four
years. He is the best man In that posi-
ton over development at the academy,
and last fall was selected BY many critics
for the all-AmeTiCan team. He also has
played right field on the baseball team
for two years.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27

Laporte. Ind, May 26-The man who
signed his letter III" giving the attor-
neys for Ray Lamphere the information
that the arch murderess was alive. reach
ed Chicago to-day, and in letter to
Mayor Darrow Informed him that he
would come to Laporte when needed to
give evidence bearing out the sensational
theory Of the defense that Mrs. Guinness
is alive.
This witness viii testify that he saw
Mrs. Guinness in ogden. Utah. May 4
Sheriff Smulzer to-day received a letter
from J. b. Chapman. Of Donaldson. Ind.
in which he said that he was engaged by
Mrs Guinness to build woven wire fence
about the farm. She was his constant
companion during the time he was en-
ployed, not permitting him to get out Of
her sight. At certain place on the farm
she wanted Chapman to make a crook in
the fence, which he AZ first refused to do.
Said Horse Was Buried.
She told him that she had a favorite
horse buried in the spot and the fence
was finally built to encircle it. Sheriff
Smulzer believes this to be the burying
place of bodies. and it Will be dug up.
Coroner Mack tonight fled three addi-
tional inquest findings. declaring that
three persons. identity unknown. and who
are supposed to be males came to their
death through feloniOus homicide.
Considerable mystery attaches to two
letters received by the sheriff. written
behind prison walls in two different State
institutions, the contents Of which the
authorities refuse 60 reveal
The State is slowly but surely weaving
a network Of evidence which will prove
that Mrs. Guinness had several accom-
pllces In the murders she committed
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-One mile. Albert Star. 100 tCon
nollyl 81 won; Gar iO6 Martini S2l 40 place
second; Rustic. 100 (BurfOnl. $50 show. third
Time. l:io As Gilvedear Bin Heron. Whisk
broom. Lady Amy. Lady Baldur DIT simrsll ID
Kane. Simon Wei. Good Friar. Jim Liston. Nc
Izer. Mamie Gallagher. and Lady Soufie also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fiye fgrlongs Ethelda. lOE
Martini, s2lSSQ won; Sempron sS lButleT). 40 80
second; Direct. l05 lHeiden, $3.50 show. and ad
Vancing, 10 (Gotchl $50 show, ran dead heat Eoi
third. TIM. lN0 3-5 Transform, Ben Howe
Pursley. Roscbrrg. and Muzetta also nm
THIRD RACE-SiK furlongS Hannibal Bey l0I
Powers. $3.50. won: Mar Talbot. s9 (Burtonl
Nell0 place. second: FrUntenn-. III ONarren)
$50 show. third Time, ia 35 Ida May Baroda
Bitter Miss. Jee MOSer, MAmarOean, Gamers
Bird SLAYER Air Ship and BarnSdale also ran
FOURTH RACE-SiI furlongS. Honest l0
(Steelel. $50. won; Dainty Dame lis (Warrenl
$50 place. second; Bat Bus 100 (Butlerl s.
show. third. Time. liz 35 Seal. Lady Sichel
and Gallec also ran
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Plantland I0c Min
der). $40 won: Miss Ida. 95 CAIartin) Sl23C
place. second; Bonnie Barde IS Butler. S4 q
show. third Time. ls0. Deuce Bottles US1ry.
Lens. and Lady Esher also mn.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and a furlongS Arrow
Swift IS Butler $3.50 won; Camille 100 CPickensl
$40 place. second; Hughes lo5 (Wsrenl. SIS
show. third Time. Isl. Water Cooler. l-is1
Mazzoni. SynchTonized. Listerine Mason. DR.. Ea-
ker. Match, and Imboden also nn.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
An Electric Rat killer.

From the Philadelphia Press.
An electric rat killer is the latest means
designed for slaughtering rodents. Re-
Gently 1t was tried in Trieste, France. and
It is claimed that It produced good results.
. The killer" is made so that ii can be
lowered into drains and other infested
places. 1t consists Of a shallow tray.
with a bottom lined with closely spaced
metal points alternately, connected TO the
positive and negative terminals of a high
tension electric circuit. The animals are
promptly electrocuted ss they step on the
points In attempting to reach the bait.
The apparatus destroys only rats and
similar vermin, and it is affirmed that
there is no risk to cats and other domes-
tic animals.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
VANDERBILT NOT A CANDIDATE
Commodore Would Not BE Ambassn-
dor to Italy.

New York, May 2.-In an interview TO-
day Cornelius Vanderbilt declared that he
does not want to be an Ambassador from
the United States TO Italy. and also that
he did not covet the AmbassadorshIp to
Germany.
He said further that he did not think he
would take the first named mission II IL
was offered him
When he was told. however. that II was
reported that Kaiser Wilhelm would like
TO have him represent the United States
at his court. he said:
Il had not heard the report. II true. i
am sure it was nice Of the Kaiser but ]
might not prove such a desirable Ambas-
sador If 1 was appointed However.
wish you would announce that am not a
candidate"
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
MICHIGAN SLIDES into WATER
Miss Newberry Christens Big Battle
Ship at Philadelphia.
Many from Washington and State
Officials mt CeremOny-YesseI
About Half Completed.
FACTS ABOUT BATTLESHIP,
$50 sAip o the Sud carolIna.

Sister ship 10 the South Carolina.
In class known as AL big gun ships"
More than 80 per cent completed
WIN have four great tmrets. each Of
which will contain two Finch guns.
Turrets are 20 arranged that they can he
used in a bruadside either TO port OF star.
beard.
Rear tIrrets can be fired directly over
top Of those IN front.
Amor belt line fcrt wide and over so
feet long. thickness amidshius varying from
II inches at top 70 az bottom.
ATmm protecting magazines Viii vary a
foot az the top 10 10 inches at the bottom
Easement protection above amored belt
line will be S inches thick at the top and
10 az bottom. which is greater than that
of any American war ship.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
Home.

All long-known objects. even mere
window fastening or a particular door
latch. have sounds which are sort OF
recognized voice to us-a voice that will
thrill and awaken when it has been used
to touch deep-Iying fbers.-George Eliot.
Home. in one form or mother. is the
great object Of life.-Holland
Home should be an oratorio OF memory.
singing to all our after-life melodies and
harmonies Of old-remembered joy.-Tfenry
Ward BeecheT.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
-..enate. object to St. Louis Deal.

Pittsburg. May 25.-That the owners OF
both the Boston and Pittsburg teams in
the National League VIII protest vigor-
ously against any move on the part of
the Robinsons to dispose OF the St.
Louis team to a syndicate Of racing men
was shown here to-day, when Presi-
dent Dovey, Of the Bostons. had a long
conference with Barney Dreyfuss, OF
Pittsburg. and 1t was decided to join
Hermann. of Cincinnati. in his reported
protest TO the Robinsons.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
SWIMMING TRY-OUTS JUNE 4.
Olympic Candidates 20 Compete at
TruVers Island.

New York. May 26.-The American
Olympic committee has decided TO hold
swimming trials at Travers Island on
June 4, TO select the swimmers to repre-
sent this country at the Olympic Games.
The first event will be at 200 meters. so
as to enable the committee TO pick the
fastest four men in America for the
team race in case It Is decided to enter
a team.
Seventeen of the best amateur wrest-
lers in the country will meet tonight in
the try-out bouts
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
Northcroft Navy Track Captain

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Md. May 2.-The members
Of the midshipmen's field and track team
have elected Percy w NorthcrOft. Of
Pawtucket, r. l., class OF 1909, as cap
tain Of the team for next ser son. North
croft will succeed Robert A. Burg. OF
Grand Island, Nebr.. one of the best
sprinters ever developed at the Academy,
and who will be graduated on June g.
Northcroft figured prominently in the
weight events in this seasons athletics.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
FIND CIVIL WAR CACHE.
Flour Discovered I'm Ditch In Mnin
Street OF Manassas.

Special 10 Tie Washin1on Herald
Manassas, Va, May 2G.-While the grad
Ing Of Main street in this town was in
progress yesterday afternoon, preparatory
70 receiving the macadam which is being
applied to the streets OF Manassas, the
workmen discovered that their picks went
70 a depth that indicated "a subterraneous
cavity.
Upon investigation, II was discovered
that a trench to the depth OF three feet
had been dug, presumably during the
civil war, and a number OF barrels OF
flour put in IT, Many barrels slaves and
a white substance resembling decayed
-four was exhumed.
The cavity started on the east side Of
Main street, near the law Office Of r. A.
Hutchison, and ran in a northwesterly d.
rection 70 the west side Of the street.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
SULPHUR SHOWERS TERRIFY.
Phenomenon In France Believed
Due to Activity of Vesuvius.

Charolles, France, May 26-Several
heavy showers OF pure sulphur IN this
village and the surrounding country have
wrought great terror in the hearts of the
residents.
Each shower lasted about twenty min
utes. and the down pour consisted OF a
thick yellow substance. which caused
injury to plant life and Occasioned great
inconvenience 20 the workers in the
fields
Scientists attribute the phenomenon TO
the activity OF Vesuvius
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
TEMPTED BY MERRY WIDOW.
Girls Take Money OF Their Hostess
to Buy Attractive Hats.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. May 26.-Merry Widow
hats were such a temptation TO Diana
Morgan and Alvaretta Fine, Of this city.
that it is alleged they stole 800 from Mrs
Esther Swank. Of Shickshinny, yester-
day in order TO buy them.
She had a warrant issued by Justice
Seward when she discovered the girls
and the money were missing and to-day
they were captured AT Plymouth and
taken back 10 Shickshinny for hearing.
They had Merry Widow hats. They were
visiting Mrs Swank at the time of the
alleged theft.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
LoenI Temperature.

Midnight q; a. m. Il; 4 a m. 90; a. m, 50;
a. In., "a; 10 a NJ. 50; Il noon. So; 2 p. m Ssi
n m. g; p m. 50; p m. 50; 10 p n. IS.
Maximum. IS; minimum. 63.
Relative humidity-s a. m. So; 2 p m. S. 8
p m, -
Rainfall Is y. N. 20 p. M. O. Hours of sun
shine. AZ. Per cent Of possible sunshine 100
Temperature same date last year-Alazimum. 81:
minimum as
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES.
Samuel Shoemaker Thompson, OF
HagerstOwn, Passes Away.

HagerstOwn, PASSES Away.
Special TO The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown, Nd, May 26-Samuel Shoe
maker Thompson. a retired business man
and veteran of the civil war. died at his
home in Hagerstown to-day from paraly-
sis, aged sixty-nine years. He served
in the Third Maryland Regiment four
years. enlisting as private. and being pro-
moted to the rank of lieutenant HIS
wife and eight children survive
He was a brother to Barton c. Thomp-
son, OF Washington, and DR.. James
Thompson, Of Pittsburg.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Do not delay IN notifying this once Of any
change Of address. locally OF By mall. II
the paper IS not icing served regularly or
satisfactorily. make prompt complaint hy tele-
phone or postal card II Is the aim to fun.
Eish perfect service. and home subscribers
Will contribute 70 this end By reporting a
Qnco any and all deficiencies. Telephona.
Main ZOO
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
Three killed by Lightning.

Detroit, Mich, May 26-Reports received
to-day show that three Michigan farmers
were killed by lightning during the severe
electric storm that swept the State last
night The victims are Joseph Van Dyke.
Grand Rapids. and Arthur Breashoro and
J. NJ. Lake, CassOpoIis.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
Breaks Ground for Theater,

New York. May 26.-Al Of. Broadway
that could crowd into thirty-ninth street
just west of Sixth avenue. was out this
afternoon to see Miss Maxine Elliott
break ground for her new playhouse. the
Maxine Elliott Theater
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
Cum Grimm sniIr-

From the New York Press.
Never believe man toibe clever on the
authority OF any Of his acquaintances.
These reputed geniuses are nearly always
blockhead2
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27

When you have lost or found anything
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald and bill will be sent you at
l cent n word.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
Ocean steamships.

New York May $.-Arrivod Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse from Bremen. May l9.
Arrived out Kron Primo Wilhelm, at Bremen
Lucania. at Queenstown.
Sailed from foreign ports: Kron Prnzessin Cecile
from Bremen.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27

When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
Ington Herald and bill VIII be sent you at
| cent q word
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
Condition of the water.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
HArpcr'S Ferry. W. Va. May 26-Both rivers
muddy to-day.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
Temperatures I'm other CItie.,

TemIeTltuTes in other cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twelve bouTu srSed .,
p. m. yesterday. arc as follows:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27

In fast game at Reservoir Park this
afternoon. Winchester defeated Berry
VILE by to 0. The features were the
fielding Of Duggan, and the batting Of
Grimm. for Winchester. Batteries. Shin
er, Baker. and woodward, and Shepard
and Shackelett.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
THINKS WOMAN ALIYE
H" Writes LapOrte Sheriff
About Mrs. Guinness.
SAYS HE SAW HER ON MAY 4

Declares Arch MurdereSs Not Dead
and Promises 10 Testify for LAM
Dhere If Necessary-Other Letters
Received from Men in Prisons, but
the Contents Are Kept Secret.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
WEST VIRGINIA SHERIFF DIES.
Turner A Monroe Sueeumbs 20 At
tack Of Meningitis.

eDoaai 70 Tho Washington HeTald
Winchester. Va. May 26.-Following a
severe Illness Of spinal meningitis, sher-
in Turner Ashby Monroe. of Hampshire
County. w. Va. died last evening at his
home. atCapon Bridge. aged forty years
He was a son of the late Sheriff John
Monroe, and leaves a wife, formerly
Miss Horn. five children, his mother, and
two brothers.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27

co TO ". s. TAPPAN's. sos C ST. NV. FOR
watches. clocks jeWelTy. cut glass &c. Repairing
al lowest prices ap4-cs cod
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Up-tO-date Facilities
Geo. E. Howard. 7l4 18th ST.,

T. J. WHITEHEAD,
Secretary.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27

c. B. HAMILTON. PAPERHANGER AND DEC
orator. of I1ss ". has moved 10 500 7th
The Washington herald., 1908-05-27

Benz. n. Coles & Co., UphoIsterinx os
all linda Slip ecserA 800 pth Bu. n glG
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-15
Keep Your Boys off the
 Streets

Some people think 1t is mys- tery that notwithstanding good advice, their boys grow up to be wild and reckless young men. If these boys were taught from in- fancy that home was the proper place for them after dark rather than prowling around the streets annoying sick and well people alike, much ofthis mystery might be explained, and young men with better moral character and more intelligent minds would be the result. No parant need ex- pect pure morals in a boy that prowls the streets at night, even if he does go to Sunday school. A rizOna Sentinel.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-15
ExtraVaqance.

I heard story lately of highland CT who had been persuaded to buy a ticket for rafIle. He won the first prize, bicycle, but on being told of his good fortune. instead of hugging himself with delight he said: ''Weel, that's just ma luck, buying two tickets whan yin wad a done It's just a saxpence wasted" Peoples Journal
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-15
Postoffice Store WinsIoW, ArizoDd
Library Slips are packed in following products

Library Slips are packed in following products Armour's " "Veribest" Brands of Potted Meats Armour's Potted and Deviled Meats Armour's Star Sliced Bacon Armour's Extract of Beef Armour's Soluble Beef American Olive Company, Olives Banner Lye (Disinfectant) Bensdorp's (Royal Dutch) Cocoa Beardsley's Shredded Goldfish Beardsley'S Star Homeless Herring Beardsley's Acme Peanut Butter Calumet Ba king Powder Dunham's (Original Shred) Cocoanut Force. Korn Kinks, H-O Oatmeal and all H-O
 Products German-Am erican Coffee and Teas Golden Egg Noodles, Spaghetti, etc. Heide's I.icorice Pastilles and Jujubcs Jell-O Ice Cream Powder Mennen's Talcum Powder My Wife'S Salad Dressing None Such Mince Meat Pabst Extract The Best Tonic Pompeian Massage Cream Pro-phy-lac-tic Tooth Brushes Pummo Ia glycerine purnice) Soap Sunny Monday Laundry Soap " 3-in-One" :" Oi! GOO household uses)
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-15
British Government Stores OH.

The British government is building . number of immense oil tanks at various ports around the British isles for the use of her warships now us Ing oil for fuel The tanks will be surrounded by mounds to protect them against gun fire from the sea.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-15
Professional Superiority.

The radical type of golf enthusiast Is exemplified in the retort of St. Andrews caddie to the university pro- lessor: "Onybody can teach a wheen looms Latin and Greek, but gowf, ye see, gowf requires heid."
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-15
A Reasonable Precaution.

'In order to be regular optimist,' y said Uncle Eben, its a good idea to staht out wifi you arrangements all made foh three square meals a day an de payment of de rent" "-Washing ton Star.