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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-28

The leopards in the Parker show
at Eldorado attacked Capt. Storms
Tuesday and tore his arm from shout
der to wrist. 1t was with difficulty
that he was rescued.
The Senior class Of the high
school presented to Miss Dickinson,
who instructed the members in giving
the Senior play, beautiful bracelet
and to Miss Benn who assisted them a
handsome pin.
-Theo. Sandquist Of Enterprise
lost a fine horse yesterday. The reins
were tied to a freight car while the
driver was busy; an engine came
along and moved the car dragging the
horse under the car.
| Lost, between Sand Springs and
Abilene. a black jacket, trimmed In
black velvet and black and white
ord. Finder please leave at this
Office. II
Minneapolis Messenger The
Abilene man who recently bought q
mountain In Mexico sight unseen
should have faith as grain Of mus
tard seed and he could remove his
mountain to Kansas and use 1t as
wind-break.
Kansas City Star; Colonel Z. 9.
Little of Abilene announces that he
will support Bryan this year II the
Democrats nominate him. His first
choice, be says, is Senator LaFollettei
but he realizes that LaFollette has no
chance
Hodges and Craver header repairs
at Hodge Bros.
Announcement have been issued
for the marriage Of Miss Blanche l..
Kugler, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
J. Kugler Of this city, to Mr.. N. L.
Eddy formerly Of this. city at the
home of the brides parents on North
Cedar on the evening Of June 18th.
&C. c. Sterl has purchased the
Dunnett livery barn on Southside and
will remodel it for the use OF the
Badger bus and transfer company.
Milt Dun nett has sold about all Of his
stock and will give his energies to
running for sheriff. Possession is
given June lst.
Lawrence Journal: The Journal
has not kept tab on the Great Western
Life Insurance company which is
having trouble in Kansas City but 1t
has kept tab on J. B. Case. the new
president. for some time. 1t Is salts
fed that Case will administer the
affairs honestly and that II the COM
panyi not pulled out Of trouble 1t
ought to sink.
-Eldorado Republican: EldoradO
no longer listens to the mocking bird.
The sweet singers are no longer here.
The town was full Of hooking birds
until Monday. but no sooner had they
heard the dulcet notes Of the Parker
calliope than they got out oftown.
The song Of the calliOpe and the song
Of the mocklng birds do not coincide,
hence the Skidoo.
Chapman Advertiser: Louis Isler
purchased q steam merry-goround
from C. W. Parker Of Abilene the first
Of the week. Il is one Of the best
ever seen In this neighborhood. The
cost was 5000, but 1t is worth the
price. He will have the swing set up
aud ready for business Saturday. He
will remain here for one week and
III th.,, Iooya fow the aoufh
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-28


On Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock
occurred the marriage Of Efie Mae
strohm and Rev. Ernest F. Sherry at
at the home Of the brides father, w.
Strohm. The ceremony was per
formed BY Rev. S. ). Hickman while
the bride and groom stood under a
beautiful arch Of flowers in the
corner Of the parlor. IT was short
but impressive. After congratula-
tions bountiful supper was served.
Forty-fve we're present. Those from
a distance were Rev. J. Sherry and
wife, father and mother Of the groom;
Rev. S. J. Hickman and wife Of Over
brook; Mrs. J. T. Kinzie Of Ottawa.
They received many useful and pretty
presents.
The bride and groom took the 4
O'Clock train for Sabeths which will
be their first stop. After visiting
among relatives and friends for about
two weeks they will return here and
live about 4 miles northeast Of abb
leBe.
Rev. Sherry has been attending
school ct Mcpherson college, where
be expects still 70 do some school
work. We believe there IL s great
future before these people, both being
we'll fitted for their LIES work.
Board Il Complete.
spscial 70 ths Rsasctor
Kansas Crrr, Nay s7.-Ths board
Of directors Of the Great Western Life
Insurance Co. was completed today.
Il Is
!. b O.. PrusidsutI L Lang.
,rasursriE ks RusA G.W Gosssl
c. \. Hosksa * NslEsns, L M
io1,s O n LulnS, p ,. Dsn.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-28
CLASS NIGHT JOYS
HIGH SCHOOL YOUNG FOLKS
HAPPY.
Large Audience Saw the Fine Pro-
gram at Theatre Pretty DecOra-
tiOns and Fine Music.

The seelye was filed to standing
room last night to see the class night
exercises Of the high school. Ire
Senior and Junior classes sat on the
stage which was decorated in their
colors. The officers of the other
classes occupied the boxes and the
pupils were i'm the front Of the par
quet. This was the program:
CLASS NIGHT PROGRAM
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15
Gn t%afncmmclia &pimbe. -'M1

Gn tafncmmclig &pinbe. - Mrs.
Socob Sop ifriper fra @u0ionpille,
Micb.: Seq fl11oe fife te11fe mig
M11ligbe6en al at bgre u0en &urifo I
@uiet. S iptten &ar les ieg al Ell
itor og lmerteful6 Guilt UNDER ST.
n1e11. Seq foripgte flere 2eger, mel
alt forgiepes. @noelig begpnbte jea
at BRUCE &urifo, og ga %foripanot
Sbuliten og bar iiOen fife belperet
mig. Oct er MI ii Mor ii0en. Sci
er oberflg0igt at tilfeie, at ieg Ell
tafnemn1elig ODER at bore bleDen be:
friet fra en- iaa frDgtelig Flage."
Set CT %nng6igt at gipre 8emerf:
Ringer ongaaen6e openltaaen6e @reb
9og maa hi tilfgie, at &urifo life e.
nogen Mpotbeferpare, men ct enfel
@usmio6el, iom faces boS Mgente:
ipecielt aniatte al @ierne, 81. Hete:
6abrneD & Cons &c., 112-11S g
@opne Mpe., Chicago, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15
uben Nerions MnIeelie ON Sc banlfe

n6en Nerions Mnieelfe ON be banift
8algmen6.
Siblt itob Stemmerne Mabenrao
-5pnoerborg 2anooagsfre6s mel
118 MOB 108, og Daniferne Tan -
troos alt TONNE beloige oper
galget ogiaa / oenne Dmgang, naar
blot allie Sc oanife gelgere mgoer
frem. @fter at mdn bar faaet leoenbe
tpife NolitifereS Siliagn for, at tpif
Yolitif life ifal gao us poa Oanlf-
bcoenS %llorpo0elie i Morol lespig,
mao set blipe Ell sGresiag for Be
bonifc GGlgcre, I'LL mere ems l1pget1
5inoe tilforn, at pile Morbi1esbigs
tplfe M%gitotorer, at Sen inDfpote 8e=
folfuing agter at foltbol6e lin elo=
go,1le 9anifbe0 UNDER set tpife
/ oenne GlOgamlc 0anife
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15
6 t s. q nj p G &c e eri

8 s. e III p e % e eri
Scr ems. st l10polg al 1tprr'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / @orlens
egnen arbeioer. for St0er1 poo Sp
rettellen al ct &empemeieri / @or:
lens. Seperanoprerne, ser ifol bore
@iere al mi110it 40 &per, bill fornmi
til at beitao al giere al ltprre @oor=
6e / cit Smfreos al i1,otil 5 @iil fra
9oriers. Meieriet bpgges iom Mn=
%oelsn1eiertet uSrifolium" / @aslep,
men itgrre e10 0ette. Ser pentes ct
Mntol al 5000 &eer. Saalnart H.
600 &per CT tegnet be9pnoer 8pgge=
riet. Man forbon6ler n1eo Meieri=
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ierier / @oriens og @amburg. Mur=
orbeioet oil ianoiDnligbis an6rage c.
100000 &r. t@pis Ylaner1 realii e=
res, er set Meningen, at ST.. Saar=
bang ifol bore 9irefter.
6re1it fra Drufnin9 g.
9ompifibet ~Yria" fom 5. Is. Mpri1
til @alborg og bopoe omboro en-
Mono, iom bar f11n6et flp6enoe paa
&jelen al ct ferttret Glib 10 &part=
mil Sp0eit for SAILS Sprifib. Sen
reo6eoe Man6 bar @fipper g. g.
Maoien al Sbiiteo, og set fpntre6e
Sfib, lom ban bar Gerer al bar
Sogten ~&iritine" al Sbiiteo, tilbe=
renoe. &iebman6 Oiege al Ssles. @n
11ng Manb, Scope &ieloom, Matros
omboro / Sagten, bap6e re6oet fig
OBJ paa &iplen ian1men meo Sfip=
pere11, men bans &refter uotgmtes,
og ban fal0t / @abet og olnfom. Oct
por Clipper Maoiens ferite Sur iom
Sprer, ibet ban netop bapbe taget
Neutrality-suspicious.. @on bop6e
bentet Semn1er / @almltao til Sag
tens Gier og bar poa &ien1beien, men
bleb / &attegat %operfal6en al Storm.
Sagten fl1loieile0c ST. Z Morge11, og
6o Mo0ien &l. 3 @ftm. bleb optage11
al Drla, bpa0 Ser paa @run6 al
@tormen bor cit meget bonifelig Gag,
bar Fan D0erit u0mattet. S vOrfa"
fit fan Sen on1bpggeltglte Hleie, og
81 9omperen u0 paa Mfte11en naoe6e
glalborg, bar bo11 otter pc0 &rGf tier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15

Gp6sfoIb. Srofifbeitprercn
for ste Sroiiffrc05 Oberitlgjt11ant
5ousiieng CT afgoact pe0 9goe11, GA
9lar 81.
- &oslcrercn for Gpns Gifts
sporefosie, g. &rog, ct bpb paa Sci
le Ganatortltnt.
- Nmtsf1lomngtig for @jeben=
bopns Mmt5i treoiltrift Gbr. @emipe
er 800, 60 Star 81.
- 2prer Mourioien, Selling, Ell
ofgaoet pes 9pben, San far / ~
9lar 11bopet Ell fife ringe S11oflp6elie
poo li1 Sogn peo lin Gpne til at poo:
birfe 9efolfningen u6 fra lit eget
g%runbtpigife 2ibsipn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15

6 / e n s . nj 8 + a II 5 e I.
@aoroen Spallinggaar0 be6 Chambers
er al Eroprieter Miffel Sprgenien
1olgt til Nropr. Marup al SelbD.
goarb for $4,000 &r.
- @oar6en Muite6 / Serslep.
Genoipsiel, tilbgren6e @ropriete,
8eimon11, ct iolgt til @aar6ens 6or:
polte1sslgornp for &ipbeinm $4,000
&r. Goar6en bor ~ 50. @artforn
- &eboftgr s. 6. g. @iperlletb
&jebenbapn, bar til @rosierer 6
Momberg, &%jebenbabn, 1olgt lii
@ien6om vGbriltiansbus" be6 @grs
boIm, gobt 5 Sbr. @artforn, for ST.,
900 ar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15
6porleoes err oette?

Yi tilbpber ct bunbrebe Dollars Belpnniua for ct.
bnert Silf9lbe of &atarrb, Der life fan belbrebe8 beb
Ball's Catarrh Cure.
S. s. Gbenep s. 60, ejere, Eolebu, 8.
gi unbertegnebe bar tienbt S. 5. gbenep / be fbfte
Is aor % tror: ban er aloele8 beberlig i ole 6prret.
n,nss.9 ransoftioner o9 %finaneielt I Stanb til at pp,
fDlbe enbper Jprpltgtelie beres G,rn,a bar paatoqet tia.
meft&9ruar, mboleiale 9rugQift 9plebo, S,
Mafbing. Rinnan& marbin
mboieiole 9ruastftS. 9uIebo, 8.
Halls Oatarrh Cure tageS ~in6nenbiQ % btrfer b.
refte poo Blobet ps gpftenets @ltmb,nber. gris 76e
PIT. Jlaffe. S9lgeS of ole Apotbefere. @,bnesbbrb fit.
HALLS Family Pills er be bebite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15

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Morf: Sine &iritine @onicn. speno.
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lem. Brn6ager: Sine &as,mltsi er1.
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@anien. Malborg: @ogbin6er Sbeo=
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g1r0 Nieli en-.
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1tbenfor &jbbenbapn.

0rorup: @me06eip. s. s.. &onien.
|Stuoent Giggo Mergaar0 Maritran6.
|2angbp: Gnfe Singer &ibenicb. Gaar=
beef: @nfe Sobanne @briitmien.
0rorup: Maifinmeiter Sricfes SUI
itru Cara. Siorteiprtng: Singer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15

9pftprcn: r9e bar Snfluen5a
Gao bjem og leg 9em % tag Sem
en- flor Gognacsto66p."
8otienten (iom er gift): Sol
ST.. Doftor, men = fun6e leg iffe
faa oct ifriftligl"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15
5onoerjpllano.
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MA 1 hAaAiRaAalaAhal
Mfbeb 9I6ing. @mmerle
soens eloite Snobpgger, @aaroeie
2aplt Gbriltenim 2auiten / Sgnbe
@eierslep, ofgif @aalfeoog peo so
Sen / Ell Mloer al So Mar. San pa
fpbt sen IS Suli 1912 og opnaaeo
Sen bpje Ml0er nleb en- iieloen 6rtif
bcb baaoe paa Siel og 2egeme. Se
bar 9pnet noget ipeffet / Sc lener
Mar, 1aa ian bab0e lbert pe0 at Lei
fine @looe, men ban fulgte alltgepe
alle 9agc11s @pergSmaal me0 ito1
Snteresle til Set ii0ite. &eo set lioit'
&igsoogspolg fplte ban fig for ipa(
til at gipe Mpoe pe6 @olgurnen
bppr ban pe0 ollie tioligere 8alg bap'
Sc ppret cit trofait 6an1f &elger.
timber Maget. Ser ifripeS
til rSejmbal": Sor nogen SID 1ioen
be1ptnbte Ell u1,g Mono Jig til Mmts-
foritanberen / ct Mmts6iitrift ipb for
Mobenroa % foreipurgte, ont ban
fu,oe lame Henge til &ipb al eli
Mentegaorb. Mmtsforitanoeren lpa=
rebe, at set bar ser life 11ogct /
Geien for, naar ban blot pil0e gaa
inb paa felgen6e Betingelier:
y SEQ bpert @alg 1fal Sc item=
me paa 6en tDlfe &anbioat.
p 9e maa bpert Mar gaa lneo
til Sen tpite &eiiers Gpoiels6ag.
81 0esl,oen maa 9e forpligte
Gem til at beltoge / &nip5biergfelter
bper CONNER.
9a Sen lnge Man6 TOM biem og
%fortalte 6aberen, bpao Mmtsforitan=
beren bap6e forlan9t, blep Sober og
@en enige om at gipe @ffalo poa
Stotens @i9lp.
s. a6ersIep g g NJ e
ter 6pmt t. 9. 10. December
ifior ito6 8orgmeiter 9r. @cbtnoel=
bauer al @aoerslep inoflaget for @a=
berslep Mepningeret JONI iigtet for
at babe fornermet &e6aftprerne Mi=
colai Spenoie n pg q. Seterlen be6 /
Ell &iel6erbutif paa Sorpet at fal6c
beres 8lao vMo6ersmaalet" for retn
Scbimpf=, @cbuno= uno Scbmeine-
blott". Sen Snoflageoe ne6gif at
bape bragt Sen %fornermelige Otring,
men paaltoo, at ben fun bar rettct
MOS ielpe 8Ia6et, 6ertmo6 life mgl1<
tet paa Me6aftprerne. 6or gprigt
bar SEN paaflage6e 8etegnelle ct uo=
flag al bans in6erligite Shortcuts
ming, og Fan ipgte at fere 8epiS for
iin @elfplbning. &ripatflagerne be-
trogte6e n6trpffet lom en- grob 6or=
nnrmelie og frepebe 8orgmelterm
iopmt Straf. Sen Sn6flageoe bGp=
0ebe, at ct SLAB life fltn0e forner=
mes.
0omitolcn, ser beltoo al Menb,
ser por fien6t meo Sc b%erpGrcnoe
Gorbolo, oniaa Otringen for forner=
ll1elig for &e0aftdrerne pg iogmtc
Scbin6elbouer eli 8g0e poa 100
Morf, benbol0spis 10 Cages Nlrrelt t.
@orgmeitercn bopbe inoonfet 6el1=
lie Com, og 5. "a. Mpril ltoo Soge11
iii 6orbonoling pe0 2anbSrettcn /
6%leusborg. 9omll1el1 font fer til at
lpoe poo, at S110o1f11ingcl1. forfeit e=
bes. Snnfoitl1ingerne p%oalogocs
@orgn1eiteren Or. 9cbinoelbauer.
Set 6reje0e Jig ON e1 olporlig Sor=
nnrnelie e. 2ol1osretten il11tte6e Jig til
Neutrality-suspicious. @rur0e. 9en S11O=
floge0e bap6e peo lit eget 6oripor
bepiit, at bon bap6e billet frGnfe
Acknowledgements %pcrionligt. Com
formil6enoe Smiten0igbeo fom / &c.
tragtning, at Sen Sn6flage6e bapoe
trpet, at Sc fornGr1nelige l1otrDf life
niloe fomme Nripatflogerne for
9ren. Com iferpen6e for @traffen
bopbe 9pmltolen regnet me6 Borg
n1eiterer1S forpligtcnoe i%ociale Stil=
ling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15

0en bortrgm t e &pb=
m a II 5. Gor. c. 8 Tiger li6en me0=
6elte ri, at &igbmano Sans @ram /
MeilbD, ser bgrte bie,nme / 2uitrup
peb &ibe, iammen me0 fin @uitru
far giort Jig uiDnlig paa @gnen. Set
%n1e6oeles MI, at Fan bar brl1gt ale
mulige Mi0ler for at 1faffe fig &en-
ge og laaleoes paa en- ifammelia
Moa6e misbrngt Sen Silli0, Jon
baa0e @gnens 8efolfning og Bans
6orretningsforbinoelier bite bam
San CT iiffert forlpunoen meb ct
itprre Gum 8enge; ser tales ON Is
til 10000 Marf. Goruben birefte
Nengelaan og Salg at &efsler ba1
ban bos lin commissioner facet 6or.
if11b poa en- 1tgrre Spinelepering
lom ban foregap at bape. 9esuoer
bar Fan ogIaa bos bie1nlige 6orret.
ningsfolf ta9et 8arer poa &reoit lige
fgr lin Mfreiie. sos Gpflebanole1
&olm / &gb6ing bar ban iaaleoes
fjgbt 2 npe Gpfler, til Zig ielp oq
Some. for {. 800 Marf. Sg boS
Sfonlager g. @onien / &e0bing bal
ban faaet mt Sfotgi for c. 40 Morf
Sen 9ag, 90 ban og &onen for:
lponot, tit ban en- Man6 fra @gner
til at mebtoge en- &uffert til Brgrl1t
Station UNDER Soregipenbe al, a
J Ben inbebolot bans &ones @eiietgi
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-29
Musical a Mrs. neehe,s

A pleasant evening was spent last
night at Mrs, Reehes residence on
Garden and Fifth streets. when some
of her music pupils contributed piano
forte numbers. and later Ia tho even
Ing Mrs. Reehe rendered several
aolos.
Those on the program were the
Misses Adeiyn Young. Dorothy SAN
der, Maud Campbell, and Fay and
Mildred Thomas.
The invited guests we're Mr. and
Mrs. W A. Jones. Mrs. Sander. MIR.
and Mrs. Fred Drake. Mrs. o. O.
Young. Mr.. and Mrs, Wilson. Mrs.
Linn, Mrs. Church: the Misses
Nicholas, Lang. Ruth and Marguerite
Linn. Taylor. Louise Taylor. Adelyn
Young. Dorothy Sander. Huehener,
carlne Robertson. Campbell, Hubbell.
Berniee Fitssimmons. Fay and Mil
dred Thomas, Mr., Sander and Mr..
Campbell.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-29
The Adored One.

He is a confirmed bachelor. In fact,
his attitude toward women is almost
that of a mysogynist. His particular
bette noire Is new acquaintance of his
sister, Miss Blank
He met her in the street the other
day and. seeing no way out Of 1t. stop
ped and spoke to her. She saw how he
was fidgeting to get away and said:
You seem very preoccupied All,
know! You are thinking of the one
you adore"
Il adore no one" was his stir re-
jOinder.
you can't deceive me. know you
are deeply in love. Besides, your sis
ter showed me photo of the object of
your devotion only last night. 1t isn't
a type admire. But, there, every one
to his taste. won't tell any one.
Goodby."
And before he could reply she was
gone.
When he reached home be said to his
sister:
What girls photo did you show Miss
Blank last night?'
mot any. The only photo showed
her was one of yourself"
Then it dawned upon him what Miss
Blank was driving at.--London Scraps.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-29
Automatic salt Works.

About hundred miles north OF
Isima, near the town of Huac.-o, is one
Of the great curiosities of nature. a
salt factory on an automatic plan.
When the tide comes in 1t fills lot Of
shallow basins, and the water Is pre-
vented from flowing back into the sea
by closing the gates. The atmosphere
is so dry that the water evaporates
rapidly and leaves a sediment of salt
in an almost pure state. which is scrap
ed up, packed into sacks and shipped
to market Within the coast little
farther the percolation of sea water
through the porous rocks into pits and
hollows has caused immense deposits
OF salt to accumulate. The salt Is
taken out in blocks six or eight Inches
square and sold In that form. AS soon
as the salt is excavated the water
comes in again and In year or two
has solidified and is ready for the mar
ket. Wells driven into the sand dis
close strongly impregnated water at
depth of twenty-five feet. which seems
to be great deal heavier than the sea
water, and Is drawn Off into vats for
evaporation.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-29
a Frlend n Ne.d.

A speaker In the recent Shropshire
tEnglandD election relates the follow.
ing incident; One night he spoke In
the poultry market at whitchurch
The next morning a young man stop
ped him In the street and said:
= was looking we'll after you last
night"
The speaker expressed surprise at
the necessity.
The young man continued bis story:
Il saw young man come into the
meeting with his coat pockets bulglng
out In q way that made me suspicious
Two OF Us followed him In. He stood
at the back OF the room. and we stood
one ON each side OF him. Gently but
firmly ne pressed against him. There
was a faint cracking sound Of break.
Ing eggs. and the man was out Oe ac-
ton"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-29
HIa Own PeopIe.


The negro blood wherever 1t Is, de-
eIares Ray Stannard Baker in Ameri-
can Magazine, supplies an element of
light heartedness which viii not be
wholly crushed. In Illustration he tells
this story Of very light mulatto Of
Tennessee:
A number Of years ago It came to
him suddenly one day that he was
white enough to pass anywhere for
white, and he acted instantly on the
inspiration He went to Memphis and
bought first class ticket on Missis-
sippi river boat to Cincinnati No one
suspected that he was colored. He sat
at the table with white people and even
occupied a stateroom with white
man. At first, he said, he could hardly
restrain his exultation, but after a
time, although he associated with the
white men, he began to be lonesome.
ut grew colder and colder" he said
In the evening he sat on the upper
deck, and as he looked over the railing
he could see down below the negro
passengers and deck hands talking and
laughing. After a time when it grew
darker they began to sing the inimita-
BILE negro songs.
THAT finished me-" he said. Il got
up and went downstairs and took my
place among them. I've been negro
ever since"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-29
She Draw the Line.

Seeking redress for domestic troubles,
negro woman who resembled moth
ing so much as she did the before TAX
ing" half of an antifat remedy appear
ed at court.
IFS a wronged woman" she Kissed
in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS voice.
"Ah want redress"
What's the trouble2" inquired the
sympathetic judge.
TITS bout nah ole man. He's done
been caayin' on high VIII lot Nv
deese niggah gals, an It's got SO baad
twill All don see him more'n once
week. Somephln's got & be done"
The judges eye held a crafty CLEAN.
"You are seeking a divorce-a legal
separation he questioned.
Go long, mani Divo'ce nothin'!
Think I'm gwIne t gin him what he
wants and low dat man who dispote all
his cussedness Is de handsomest mig
gah in Kansas City Z 60 skyshootin'
roun' 'mong dem gals? No, sab. All
don want no divo'ce ner dat legal
septitdtion yer's talkin' bout What
All wants is an injunctlonW = Kansas
City Independent.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-29
woman's Curiosity.

"Woman's curiosity" said Mr.
Fletcher. rs a quality Of mind beyond
human understanding"
Yes" said Mrs. Fletcher. What
made You think OF thatT"
The fool notions OF n woman that !
saw downtown today. She followed a
man ten blocks Just to get to read a
placard that was fastened to his back
She spotted him at Thirty-fourtb
street. That was really the end OF her
trip--I made that out from something
she said 20 another woman who was
too fat TO join In the chase--but when
she caught sight OF that flaming red
poster tied TO the mans back her GU
rlosIty got the better OF her and she
set out after him. He led her quite a
chase across town and downtown and
back again. but she never weakened
She tagged faithfully along In his
wake. and finally she got close enough
10 read that notice"
Mrs. Fletcher reflected q moment.
What did II say?" she asked.
1T advised her to get her teeth pull,
ed somewhere ON Sixth avenue"
Mrs. Fletcher thought again.
Where were you all the time she
was trying 10 find that outT'
"Alef' said Fletcher. '0h, was
following the woman wanted to see
II she finally caught up with the man"
New York Times.