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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
Ser I a 3.

9lms 81 Baio miro gemeloet,
nabreno oes Monats Mai iei bort
mebr @elo an 3ouen eingenonmen
als ie 5uDor.
@ie borals5uleben mar, bot
oas repnblifonii6e geationalfomite
in Gbicago Die BON Der 2pon-Saftion
ausgetp1blten 9elegaten aur gtatlos
nolfonpention anerfanilt. 9ie ioge-
nannten ureorganiiierten &eprblifa-
ner" muroen nit ibren slnIprii6en ab=
getpieler
SIMMER uno INNER ipieoer font
men gea9ri6teu BON i6tperen Stir-
men uno i6limr1en &egenfaaen alls
georb-Seras. slud am Donneritag
fat oa fpieber eil boies 1npetter
1qetobt. Ser &eo Siiper bel 9eniion
ilt um orei Sub geitiegen. Sn 9al-
las puroen ole bie 3elte nmgerii-
fen, melde oen our6 Die friibere
Sohflut oboa6los @elporoenen gum
Mufentbalt oienten Sm Banbanole
lit Der gilenbabnperfebr ipieoer nn=
terbro1en unb iiberan bat bic grnte
iebr gelitten.
ssn 9loiion ipuroe Der Sarnler
s. 81. 0ouglaB BON einem lnngen
Waodlen namens CLARA Sancod er-
I6oliell uno bier Wtal pertpunoet.
Die SdieBerei paliierte in elmer
S(potbefe, in ber 9ouglaB Ginfdnfe
mo6te. Seine ein5ige Der @unoenI
Die 0ouglaB erbalten bot, lit gefabr-
li6.
Die &on1nliiiare BON Wilianl=
ion goultp baben iid oarauf geeinigt,
ooB oas io9e1alllte idipar5e Sano
BEL oen sliieiimerts NIT finf5ig bis
ie6s5ig Collars per 9lder angegeben
iperoen ntuB.
gluf cine gan5 nerfwiiroige
@eiie pllrbe ein iunges Wedo6en na-
mems 8eorl Mbams, Die auf .einem
3uge Ser Cotton 8elt 8abn fubr,
perlebt. slls oer 8ug iib unsefdbr
rs Meilen norolid BON 0allas be-
fono, iiel iie aus Dem Seniter Ell
mes ser @iienbabnlpagen. @ie lie
oos iertis gebradt Bat lit i6per gu
perlteben, es i6eirt audi gdemano
geieben gu baben, wie Der llnfall
poiiierte. Grit nod elmer fleinen
@eile entoedte man, oaB Tie per-
idlplnoen iei. Ger 3ug fubr 5uriid
uno man iano iie Idper perlest,
neben Dem @eleiie liegen. Sic NOR
niht i'm Stanoe cine @rfldrung ab-
3ugeben
S5n Guero bat iid cine iunge
Srml nomens Sliber, Die @attin bon
{. q. Sliper, erihoiien.
- 9(nn g., 8. unb 10. Suli min
man in 3emple Elm eroBes Set feiern
gum 4noeilfen an Die Dor 27 Sobren
| erfolate @riinoung Der Staot.
Die Staot Columbia am 9ra.
5os lit iiberidmennt 0as 8aiier
lit 10 bod, ipie es felt 1899 ni6t ge'
peien lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
cruubeiaeutams ,leb ebertraamasen.

Charles s. Barter uno Srau an q. y.
Stable, Grlinoftiid an Der 9eb Strabe;
$500.
Sreb. Slipping an 30. &. 9lane,
Grunbitiid an Der Yecan Ctr; $2500.
german Clemens II. u. an g. 9. 5obt,
1135 Mder Ganb; $3.50.
@uitab alttpein unb Srall an S.
9enrD @eb, 10007 Mder Qanb; $4,000.
Soiepb Slane uno srau an Sreo.
Slipping, 9runbitiid an Der Yeean Ctr; !;
$2500.
Or. Sreo. uno 2ouiie &ir9bofter an
s. 6. Qebi, @runbftiid an Der Solebao
Strabe unb Der Main Nbe.; $4,000.
Minnie unb Mleg Sbuba6 an Sral
@nrb 3igmunb, 100 Nder 2anb; $4,000.
Clifton George an 9enrb Borders.
0runoitiid in Der Gepftone Yart Snbbie
pifion; $175.
&nte unb Ilonao 3ines an emil SofS
fartb, Grunbitiid on Der ganIben Ctr. /;
$3.50.
q. .. 9onsiuotti an Otto 3irteI,
@runbitid in Der Gaines Mbenue,
Sbrees Sirit Iobition, 8elt g1lo; $400.
Carl 0rabger an E. B. 8oobruff,
90 older 2anb; $500
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
Siftrift= =Mihter,

9ie .Sreie YrefIe fir Segas" 1T al@
toriliert al5u5eigen, bab N. 6. 9 Il d.
Ieb &anotoat fir bas Nmt beg @i6ters
bes 81. 9iftriftseribts 1T uno ii9 Der
gnti9eibnng Der bentofratii9en Erimdr@
tpabl am 20 Suli lintertpirft.
sS6 bin &anbibat fir @ieoertpahl fiir
einen sipeiten Terinin als 9iltriftrid)1
ter oes 81. 9iltrittgeri6ts, abbdngig bon
ben ben1ofratiiden Hrimdripablen am
25. Suli 1908.
artbnr %. Geelisipn,
Hidlter beg 81. @iitriftaeri6ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
syiir Gpuntn= =Mntualt,

r9ie rSreie Greile fir Seras" 1T all~
toriiiert, 9errn George 5untre s
als &anbi6aten fir bas Mmt 6es County
Anipnlts. abbdngis bon ben oenlofrati>
16er 8rimdripablen, an5nfiiroigen.
Sie uSreie Preiie fir Seyas" 1T als
toriIiert, So m S. Sem n als Gartz
bioat fir @ieberfpabl fir bas Gmt bes
gountb ann nItes bon 8egar
gonutb, ab6dngig bon ben an1 25. Suli
1tattfinbenben 6enofratiiden Rrimdrz
ipablen, an5llfiinbigen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
Sir gpuntp Glerf.

SIZE .Sreie Yreife fir Segas~ TIT aus
toriliert, an5u5eigen, baR 9 i b | an 6.
@amiIton &nnoibat fir Dag glmt
6es County >gIerfs bon Begar County
lit unb iid6 ben benofrntii6en Hrimdr<
tpoblen I'M Snli urltertpirft
9ie .Sreie Breiie fir Segas" lit aue
toriiiert, an6n5eigen, oab SO ife S.
6 a m b el &anbibat fir bas Nn1t beg
gountb&glerfs bon 8eyar County tit nnb
iicb ben bemofratii6en Trimdrpablen I'M
Suli untertpirft
Sic vSreie Treile" iit alltoriiiert
ssranf 81. Netp t II als &nnbibat
fir bas Gmt bes 6 gounth gIerf
bon 8egar gol1ntb, abbdngig bon ben
am 25 SuIi a5ubaltenben be1nofratii6erl
9rimdripah[en. allalIfiinbiaer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
Sir Gpnnth Mfdlter.

Sic nSreie 8reiie fir Segas" 1T alitori~
iiert, all5u5eisell, bab 9err 8 6eobore
Snrris &anbibat fin bas Imt eines
gountbribters BON 8egar County tit
llnD iid Ser gnti6eibune Der benpfrati~
inen HrinlGripabl unteripirft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
Sir Sriebemsri6ter 9reeinft 1.

Sic nSreie Treiie fir Seras" lit aits
tori1iert, 9arrD ser berg ais
&aubibat fir 6as slnt beg S II E e n g
.ri6ters, 9reeiitft geo. |. Ylab 2,
(iebt bon 8en 9. Sisf befebt) abbdngt9
bon BEN bemofratiiden Brimdrtpablell
an5ufiinoi9en
Sic .SSreie Srefie fir 8eras~ 1T aiis
toriIiert, 8en6. Sist als &dnotoat
fir @ieberfpabl fir oas slmt oes s i e
Be ensri6 er 6, Brecintt |, Blab 2.
abbdngig bon ben oentofratiiden FrI@
uGrmabIen. aualifiinbioen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
Stir Gpuntb= =Sdatmteiiter.

Sic nSreie 9reiie fir Segas" 1T alis
toriiiert, &c. 6. (@barlie) Sbine r
als &anbibat fir Gountb 9 d bs
m e / iter, abbdngig BON ben bemofratiz
ihen Brimdrtpablen am 25. Sult 1908
atl5ufiinoisen Sbre nuteritiituns erbee
TON
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
Sir Grepraieutant.

Sic rSreie @reiie fir 8eras" IT alls
toriliert, Soerrn gbeiter $. 8 err
reGl als 9feprdientant fiir Der. orttten
9Slab in @erar Gountp, abbdnetg bon
Sen bemofratiiden 9rimdripablen al5us
fiinbieeH
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
Aeirats.smetne.

@iaiam aradt Ii. 1iasoalene @idert
Charles Slider unb 8entllra Hangel
Nleranoer u. 8roipn llno Carrie g.
Pfeiffer
@. 3. @ormlen IT, 2eonora S6aeffer
ssranf Sarnsiportb uuo @uiiie 9as.
bad.
ssuan 5rebino uno Nefmgia Meber
81. z. Sorban llno Aares Sbielbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
9iitrift.GIerf.

9ie .Sreie greile fir Segas~ iit alle
toriliert, 9errn Mar S. 8ed der als
&anoioaten fin bas smt beg Stitrttts
glerts bon 8erar County, abbdngig bon
ben bemofratiiben Trimdripablen I'M
sSlili, an5llfiinoigen.
9ie .Sreie Breiie fir Seras" lit alls
toriIiert, Serrn Mnbrens Cor II.
als &anoiSaten fir bns gmt bes 0titrift@
gIerts BON 8erar gountb, abbdngig bon
ben oemofratil6en Srindrfpableu I'M
eSuli. auallfiinbioen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12

- 4us Durango miro geIneloet,
ouB es bort, gum eriten @ol in Die
ler Soiion, gut geregnet babe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
Sir 9iitriftantualt.

9ie rSreie 8reiie fir SeIas" 1T al>
toriiiert, an5lifiinoigen, oaB Serr y E L
ion3Dtle &arbibat fir oas Imt pes
Siltriftanipalts lit linb 1id1 Der gnti9et@
oung Der Demofratiihen Rrimdrtpablen
am %. ssult ltnterfpirft
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
Siir GunitabIer, 8reeinft SO. 1.

VHE VuH1upleIs Sleet1It 2tp' l.
Sic uSreie Ereile fir Segas" TT al1s
tori1iert, a15u5eigenL oaB 6. s.
ebes &arlbibat fir bas Mn1t beg
gonftablers in Rreetnft $50. | tit llno
ii9 Der gnti6eibung Der bentofratii1en
Brimdrtpabler ltntertpirft.
9ie 0Sreie Rrefle fir Segas" 1T alt@
tori1iert, an5n5eieerl, baB S. 6 3. @ II :
TENS &anDi6af fir bas Mn1t beg gon=
itabler Hreci1ft $50. 1 1T lnb 5ib Der
grtf6eioung Der oen1ofratii6en Rrimarz
ipablen untertpirft.
Sic nSreie Rreiie fir Segas" iit aus
toriiiert, an5u5eigen, oab So6n g.
Sra iner &nnbibat fir bds Nmt Des
gpn1tabler Erecinft geo. 1 iit ur0 iid
Ser grtfdJeioun9 Der oemofratif6en Bri@
nlGrtpablen n1ltertpirft
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
@abl Mn5eigen.
Jhr Sheriff.

Sic nSreie 9rene fir Segas" 1T auto
riIiert, ar5lt5eigen baB 8. 9. Sin b
+ b &anbibat fir bas glmt ei1es Sberiffs
bon gerar County iit nnb 1id} Der g11ts
i6eibung Der betnofratii6en Brimdrs
tpa6len ltntertpirft.
Sic nSreie 9reiie fir Segas lit auto
riiiert, an5u5eigenL baB sSames 9 af e
gIosfeb &atlbibat fir bas slmt
bes @6eriffs bon 8egar County lit lnb
iieb BEN bentofratiiben Brintdrtpablen i'm
eSmlt u1ltertpirft.
9ie nSreie Breiie fir EeIas" 1T
a1toriiiert, an5l5eigen, baR gS m. S.
@ofortb &anbibat fir oas Imt et<
neg Sberiffs bon Begar goutttp 1T llno
1ib Der @ntf9eibung Der oemofratiid)en
Brimdrtpablen itrtertpirft.
9ie rSreie Hrefie" tit alltoriiiert,
8eorge @urfeD als &anbibat fir
bns 9lnlt beg g beriffs bon 8egar
gollntb, abbdnsig bon ben I'M SuIi 5rl
baltenben benofratiihen 8rimdripablen,
ananfiinbigea.
Sic "nSreie grefIe fir Segas 1T
alttoriiiert, anau5eisen, bab s + a 8. g.
5tebens &anbibat fir 6as Mmt eiS
neg Sberiffs bon 8egar COUNTY 1T llrb
iid6 Der grti9eibrng Der oempfratii6en
Hrinldrtpnblen ltrltertpirft
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12
Mining, Shelters & Stock Quotations
DISTRICT OF
 HEEVET!A GOOD

encounter the large ore body which is present on the 100 foot level and aver aged per cent for over 300 feet.
 The main drift on the 200 foot level running north has been looking very promising for some time. 1t has a perfect foot wall which for several days was carrying about a loot of sulphide ore. This has increased to three feet and the balance of the face has ore scattered through it. The en- tire face is very soft and looks as though a body of ore was about to be encountered.
 About 40 feet south from the lace of the drift a crosscut was run toward the east At present. the crosscut is in about 65 feet and the face is in ore, two feet of which is soft bluish gray material richly impregnated with small particles of native copper. The balance of the face is carbonate ore.
 Helvetia is undoubtedly destined to be a large producer and will rank among the large dividend payers of Arizona in the very near future, pay ing profits which will fatten the pOck- cts of the stockholders.
 The very large territory which this property possesses, enhances its value materially as the possibilities for many large ore bodies are untold.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12

TUCSON. Feb. 1.-The develop ments at Helvetia are eliciting daily interest and if indications amount to anything several large bodies of ore will very soon be opened up in the Copper World claim.
 The ore body on the south part of the 800 foot level is gradually being explored and although the crosscut in the ore body was 30 feet in length it is apparently in the narrow part of the vein, as the hanging wall and foot wall are gradually diverging from each other. At the present time the walls are 65 Feet apart thus indicating a very large ore body.
 If a crosscut were run east from the Isle Royal shaft it would encOun- ter the above ore body.
 As soon as this ore body is more thoroughly explored a winze will be sunk in the vein to the 5G0 foot level. Practically all the drilling done in developing this body has been UOne with augur drills, which fact clearly shows the leaChed-Out rotten material encountered and promises richer con ditiOns at lower levels.
 A drift from the main crOssCut is being run in the nOrthwesterly di- rection on seam of sulphide ore to
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12
SHOWS GROUND THE
 DECISION BASED UPON
Copy of Judge CambeITS DeCi- son In Cadena de Cobre
 Case Received,

A copy of the decision as handed down by Judge Campbell in the First Judicial District of the territory at Tucson on Saturday morning, in the suit of the Cadena de Cobre Mining company vs. Hughes ct al, in which many local people were interested was received in the city yesterday and shows plainly on what grounds the court rendered the decision, which was favorable to the plaintiff.
 It was alleged in the complaint that some of the stockholders, among whom were COombs and O'Neill, each holding 125.00O shares OT the capital stock of the corporation, and Jacob BiebriCh, also a stoCkhOlder, had no knowledge of the contract whereby the members of the board of directors voted themselves 550,O0O shares of the capital stock of the corporation in exchange for their services as pro- motors. and for options
 In his decision Judge Campbell found that CoOmbs and O'Neill knew of the contract at the time of it's making, and that the board of direc- tors held no beneficial interest in the options, for which they claimed at the time the contract was made ana had no knowledge of the same. In this connection he stated that he had arrived at the last conclusion. because as a matter of law the burden was upon the board of directors, the de Pendants. to prove that Biebrich did have knowledge.
 The court did not allow the money damages asked for hut SimDly di- reCted the return of the stock to the treasury of the corporation.
 There is no doubt that the matter will be taken to the Supreme Court. George Neale, who acted as attor- ney for the plaintiff corporation re- turned home last evening
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12
TESTER & HICKS.
 Brokers.
Over RInehart's Drug Store-Rooms
 and AntIer's Building.
Rishee- Ariz Fah- ii. 1an2.

Bisbee, Ariz., Feb. il, 1908.
 There seemed to be . better feeling right from the opening today. and the selling movement of the last few days seems to be checked for the present at last. About 1-2 point rCill cover the visible gains in the New York list, while the coppers show very little change over yesterdays final figures. Metal sold of IS cents again today. The curbs held their own well and tl,eIe was a moderate demand for these stocks, with very little being offered.
 Thre are some good sized orders i1 tine market for some of these stocks aI hcWes slightly N:'cw present the prices and from all outward ap- pearances the market has about reached the bottom. Buy them on any recessions and hold them for a turn which is bound to come. Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12
PAINE's COPPER LETTER.

Today being Lincolns birthday a stock exchanges will be closed.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12
WALKER BROTHERS LETTER.

Special Wire to L. J. Overlock.)
 NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The market at the opening was inclined to be weak and there was further liquida- ton. Later the market became steady and then had quite a sharp rally on short covering. In the ar. teTnoon when the covering ceased the market began to drag and then urn. ed very weak.
 The gains were lost and there was quite heavy selling. The traders seemed to control the situation and there was little commission house business. The close was nervous and weak We look for a professional market for the rest of the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12
Special Wire to L. J. Overlock)

Special Wire to L. J. Overleck.)
 BOSTON, Feb. 1.-The persistent selling of the past few days was dis continued today and the market al lowed to rally a fraction, but it looks as if it will be resumed again when ever the public are in the mood to take the stock There is nothing in the general condition to warrant any boom in the market. The railroads and industrials are all having heavy decreases in net earnings and divi- dends are bound to be reduced all along the line. We believe stock sold on any rally from this level can be replaced cheaper within the next two weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12
J. c. PRITCHARO.

Bonanza Circle and Warren District Stocks a Speciality.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12
Feb. 1, 1908

kbent for the Liverpool & London and Globe Insurance Companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12

The market showed some strength at the opening today and even to the close. While there was considerable selling. it was very readily picked up at the present figures. This indi- cates that there are many investors that consider stocks good values at prevailing prices. Wolverine and Arizona is certainly a good buy. Butte and Arizona is also a good buy. Vol verine are likely to begin to sAip their ore soon.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12
ALLEY WROTE SONORA STORY.

The five column article published in Sundays Review regarding the So. nora country was credited to Iron Ore. The article should have been credited to the International-Ameri. can from which it was taken by Iron Ore without credit being given. This article was written by Frank Alley, of Douglas, and appeared in the An nual number of the International American.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-12
STORY OF DAY
 BEFORE SEEMS REITERATED
Demand For Stock At Start Gives Hope, But Turn Soon Comes Soon and There Is a Rush To Sell.
(By Frank J. GraT )

NbS EIduh J. UT dl y
 TOday's market was more or less of a repetition of that of yesterday, al though on a much smaller scale. The demand for stock ou the opening looked as though the market would brace up some, but t soon showed that it was shorts covering that made the market firmer. Later on during the market there was more selling. especially in the New York stocks and lower prices were again witnessed and closed at about the low price for the day. The local stocks are holding firm Shattuck is being in good demand at 16 1-2 to 3-4 and Denn Arizona is well protected at .3 l-2. Greene Cananea holds firm at : 1-2 bid and s. & P at 12 1-4. Butte and Arizona shows some weakness and at the close was offered at 6 cents. The entire market looks tired, but am of the opinion that we will see better prices and that the mar ket has not seen any advance as yet.
 Closing Quotations:
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-12-18
A Christmas Shopping Episode.

M RS. JAMES was ready 10 start
IVA for her trip to the stores In
quest of Christmas gifts for ner family
N friends. Edward. the young hope
full of the house, who mas a perfect
mania for toy lead soldiers. was hop
ping up and down before her. excite
ment exuding from every pore.
"Oh. mother, don't forget! want
some more soldiers. Be sure and get
cavalry. You know I have plenty OF
infantry"
The stores were crowded. and the
toy department was bombarded by a
good natured crowd struggling to be-
waited upon. Literally squirming her
way TO the counter. Mrs. James finally
succeeded in getting a girl to wait
upon her. Edwards mother saw dis
played infantry, marines and artillery.
but none of the kind she wished. Said
she to the salesgirl;
II wish TO see some cavalry"
"Cav'lry?" repeated the girl du-
biously.
Yes replied Mrs. James. II sec
you have every other kind on the
counter, but my little son has all OF
this description. / want cavalry"
IL am sorry, ma'am. but"-reaching
under the counter and bringing forth
an imposing regiment stationed on q
green pasteboard battlefield--"the only
other style we have is these here SOL
diers on horseback"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-12-18
The CannY Scot.
! the Philadelphia Record.

From the Philadelphia Record.
They sat each at the extreme end OF
the horsehair sofa. They had been
coortin' now for something like two
years, but the wide gap between had
always been respectfully preserved.
"A penny for your thochts, Sandy
murmured Maggie. after a silence OF an
hour ard a half.
"Weel," replied Sandy, slowly, with
surprising boldness, 'tae tell ye the
truth, / was jist thinking how fine 1t
wad be il we were tae gle me a wee bit
kissie.'
I've nae objection" simpered Mag
gle, %slithering over, and kissed him
plumply on the top of his left ear.
Then she slithered back.
Sandy reiapsed into a brown study
once more, and the clock licked 81
minutes.
An what are We thinkin' about noon
-anither. ehg'
Mae, Nae. lassie; it's mair serious
the moo"
us 1t ladder" asked Maggie, softly.
Her heart was going pit-a-pat with ex-
pectation. An what MIGHT IL be?"
II was jist thinkin'," answered San
dy, that II was aboot time we were
paying me that penny"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-12-18
HER QUESTION:.

A Sunday school superintendent. who
happened to be a dry goods merchant
and who was teaching a class Of very
little tots, asked, when he had finished
explaining the lesson:
Now, has any one "A question to
ask"
A very small girl raised her hand.
What Is 1t, Martha ?" asked the SUI
p~erintendent.
why, Mr.. Brooks, how much are
those little red parasols in you win
dow?" said Martha.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-12-18
A Story With a Moral.

From the Chicago Evening Post.
Once there was an Unfortunate Frog
that fell into a Churn filled with
Cream.
Now, children, the Unfortunate Frog
did not bewail the apparent Fact that
all was over with II, n Gasp once or
twice and drown.
No. indeed.
1t began TO kick and swim. and TO
swim and kick. And before very long
Il a Churned a big, nice, thick
Chunk of Butter, on which 1t hoped
and rested until the Owner OF the
Churn came and found it.
Wasn't that nice? Wasn't the Un-
fortunate Frog glad that it had kicked
and swarm COR swum) instead OF giving
VI, in Despair?
Yes, il was glad for a few Minutes.
When the Owner of the Churn saw
what had happened he said Nothing,
but procured a nice. stout Box. n he
put the Unfortunate Frog therein And
ever since then he takes the Unfortu-
nate Frog out of it's Box every Morn
ing and makes II Churn Butter every
day.
Moral: Keep of Other Peoples
ChurnS.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-12-18
Bondage.

I I'm the stave of day.
And uaierneath n sun
j pia my part with STUBBORN neart
Unt,! the day is done
] do the petty task.
/ earn the grudging pay,
And hone can guess | wear the mask
Indentured to the day.
R,It when the sun has set
And tabor ends again.
How easy to forget
The walks and ways or men.
Deep In my heart / seek
Tho lilac and the rue,
'rhe white rose and the rose OF reu'
This memory OF you.
what though the miles divide,
What though the years are past
Across the night dream g
And am myself at last:
A bondsman of the day.
White day is on its throne,
rrhe secret stars all know l am
Your slave and yours alone!
2nsinaId Kaufman in December Sna'
set
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-12-18
Truth viii Prevail.

NJ aunt is not dead began the OF
Zee bog, 'and all the members OF the
family are WELL ma
Tte Office boys employer looked ny
In surprise. oo,t,n-
Il am feeling good myseil. ~
o. we'll work this afternoon as not
Lut II Won don't let me of 10 see the
bati game I'll throw up my JOB. -,
THY love CT truth hath avai'so ot
.ata the employer. go out rooi
FOR the home team
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-12-18
BREAKING THE ICE.

After fully two minutes of embar-
raised silence in the parlor the free
killed. fanatic mustered up courage 10
start the conversation.
Observation-Disclosures, don't you think
tina a pig iron merchant-that is, the
Of a foundry. for instance
has much weightier subjects on his
mind than u dry goods merchant, and
so forth?
Being thus successfully launched. the
conversation became easy, and quite
an enjoyable evening was spent by the
young folks.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-12-18
n WRONG SET.

Mrs. Subbub-Out of work? Non
sense. You could easily get work If
you wanted It.
Hungry Higgins-Well, ter tell yer
the truth, ma'am, what I'm looking fur
is q nap
Mrs. Subbub-A snap Ell? Here,
Rover, Rover! Sick i'm!