davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11

Uno de los FAggoh mas IiDgulaTen del
CeEtfmen fac que la mayor parte de las
muchRch2s que faaron elegidag como las
mas bsllRB, de Las difsrenteH ssccionss, gon
muChachaG b4iRdorag dc Ia class msdia
AL csrTagBs 81 ceEtfmsn fueron invita-
das il & ChicSgo. TodaB las que sale
ron victoriosas de las difsFentea ciudades,
fusron llsvsdaa Chicsgo uieadoleu Pc gs.
dos los gastos poE los psri6dicoa. ssf pa.
dieEon loB jusCsB sScOgeE IL mas bsIIa mu'
jer de log EStadon Unidos.
Las Bsis coBas que hacsn Margsrita
Frey ID mujar mas hsrmosa de los Estadon
Unidos, Bon:
1o.-sU PERIL CORRECTO.
2I-BU TEZ BLANCA ROSADA
81 -SUs GRANDE3 = LANGUI
DOS OJO3 AZULEs.
4o-SU ONDULANTE = HERMO
BA CABELLERA RUBIA.
5O.-SU DENTADURA BLANCA ?
PERI ECTA.
6,.-LA PURRZA De sU EXPIRE.
81 IN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11
Los HspIss dol Ilsor

Dicsn ds LondEsu. que ID Corts de Ape.
laeiones por uusnimidzd acord6 falIar en-
f-voE de IL reclamation de los moDieu car.
tujos. del deTech1 que lea ali.ts para 81
uso usiVo de ls palabFa ehartreuss en-
Gran Bret d 81 r.faIiiGs 81 ftmoso lieor,
anulando ssf la Esnte lcia Eeeients del tri.
banal Interior. Tsmbi6n conder6 4 Los
aers .dos Fl pago de las eostaa del juicio,
ordensndoies Il Rbateuci6a del smpleo del
nombre charIeuse La CoTts ha dispueS'
to, adsmss. que aa pracii Iuen investigator
nss para ceEcioEarss de los psrjuicioE que
han canlado los csTtujos los aeuaadol,
con 81 uEo illegal del nombra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11
H Auditor de Wal js a Csysy.
Ira pOT Ia GanstsFa central y repair
tifa jugusles 4 los niios ppbTss.
q assnD,aari - GslIDgsIi, ..fprl.

II domingo ( msdio dfa Baldgs para
Cayey, pOE 4 caEEstsrs central , aoompa.
flldo do 90 diltinguida BsfioFa. q auditor
de Puerto Rico Esli9 u Cobot Ward HaH5n
81 Visjs en- aptOm6vil en- d tFaido tltima'
mente POE q GeiioR WaEdy m gran nd.
msE6 de jugustas paIa Io1 min q dc Caysy
como de In1 fami!in1 que Fssiden en- 81 Ire
yecto de Rio Piedras RqusIla pob'acien,
llIevarkn los exposes Ward sn IN Yahfculo.
Mks de 500 juguete1. todou los que pms.
dan lleYRE en q autom6Yil, usF6n Hegsls.
dou { loo ni1os pobrel gus % paso 81.
Cuentron Lon cigtinguidos visiaTOB que 0nf
CauDaRGn ma ogFadabilfims GoEpTssa
loB que no tuvieBon viIita1 dc los "Rs
yso" ii q eIfaico juguets de "sAnta
Claux
El domiDg1 poE Il noohs HpgUeuaYkn 6
San Juan loI diHtinguido1 elpoIon que ON
% bpen pEop61fto FsslizRr6n una gEnts
eXeNI-1c0s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11
Algeria ' sOIsz en- Larss.
Un m8gaIflCO bale On Glsa Do don Ralmanda
Lopez
. De nNestro oorregp0nsal. }

De nGestrO cOrresponSal)
Enero 8.-DantFo del mayor oTden han
pasado los dias de NAvidad, sfio nuevo y
Reyes. En- todas esas fsstag de pEgcuas Y
de Msgls ha hAbido aIegsfs solaz en
elte bulliciosO vecindario. Los bales On
nuastroa csmpon us mu'tiplicaFon con en-.
tusiaamo inaudito. Nj el mas pequff1
dirgusto ha suFgido de nueBtEaa mssaB
campesinaH. En todo as hs tbisrvsdo la
mas pelfscts ammonia ConcoTdiB. Las
parFandas con "a indispensable m6sicR
eFan en- n6meEo extTaoEdinArio las gus 30
vefan cruzaT por caErtteraB , oamiDos,
La juventud lRTefis no podfa psEmaue
Ger en- eI mutiEmo en- astou dias de pagCusB
y tom6 ls EeBoluci6n de buScaT jalsO y
dRTle expanai6n al amino.
81 dis de Rfio nuevo csIebEsron an
msgnifco balls en- Il casa de don Rtimun'
do Lopez de VictoTiR. DichO baile empe.
70 al oucuEscer , concguy6 bien de ma
drugads en- 81 bRFrio "Piletas" durants
lou seis pVimeros dias de Enero, LOS bilsB
fueron numerosos En- la casa del Rpre-
eiAble CompAtEiOta don EstebRn Nufiaz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11
Catastrufss De Ia dinsmita.
Terrible lIDI0sItn d u DolusrI,.

Palermo, diciembrs 21.- Terrible K
ploBi6n Bs ha pEoducido enta tarde en- IN
pOlvoEfn dond8 Bs halIaba aImscsnads
una gran cantidad de dinsmita. A ests
explosion han ssguido otEaa de menoF i'm
poFtancis, todGG las cuAles han contribnfdo
& prOduCiE an iocsndiO que momsntOH deu.
pueI ha destruf1O todaH las casaB inmedia,
taB
Fl ndmsEo de vfctimss de Ia ex p.csi6a
% slevs q 80, Iegda noticiss Eecibi1sH has.
d Gh9Ea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11
Sol ssplendoTOsO Ell BarcslOnsta.
|, a,ff. t'ra prIasIplo t.lIFo !. ,lg,,.: tI,l
6De nusssr0 oo,, ssponsazl

Ensro 1O.-De,pu6u de tra. uneueu d
nuviaa CONTINUES van z tias aus tsnemou
an sol espIendoro1o = autaG exksnGa Ilanu.
EaJ pEe18ntan un aGpscto ancautadoR.
LR zafra dRI6 pTincipio dentro de po'
cor dias , empszar6n 81 mevimianto co.
mercial en- esto impoEtaDts p0blado.
Han eontEaidO mntEiuaonio cat6'ieo
en- Utusdo fiando gu Tsidencia uouf don
Manuel Martinez, j6Von coueECiants de
gEandes Iimpatfas ca b IaiuEinaioci6n Y ID
espiFitual J distinguida Efarita Esnuels
Blanco lon cuAleB deEsa1nag 1nlchas fe.
Iicfdadle1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11
Baseball.

Mshana domingo y { lhs2 d. Is ne.
Eark 4 efaCto en lol taEranon ds d olga
americana, dou import1ntfrinYo- de-Ifio-
da baseball, entya la cHnbI s.PoImr0,, :
s.IEucojidpB", ..HTospitul N6vol,' . Ilrf !,
Dada la importanGin de sstpg dsibfios
pronete qUedeE nnuY oniEaad0 dieho 6cto
"A Y 1Igl maiiana, J que DO falt3 un
solo antusianta u rufs. dificil .iroorF Y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11

hubO espl6ndido , abnudants Pguioaldo
pdbliCo 81 4. y6 LR casa dol 3 nor
Nunaz en- los dias citadol 80 vic com mpleta'
mante llena de amigos ALI Ss bAil6 4
quito, nc fAltsndo rosagio1 cantados ca ho'
nor de Los tres Reyes.
Ell seis Lar ocho do 10 nochs di6 CO.
miepz1 otro baile On la mOFada de nua8tTo
convacino buen amigo don Pedro a.
Gonzales, ts1ogsEo municipal. En- 81 10
encontraba sIsmsnto usleCto dc eBta Cults
soCiadad. DiGtiuguidsl se1oTitaI % veiai
allf que BsduotoEas = bsIIfsimas maEaR'
htn & cualquier polio. DID ia d baile s
! dos de la mRdEugada en- medic del
AyoF entUsiasmo.
Hacia RlguRos afiaB qua no vsfamos
ii e pascuas tan alegEaB J bnlliCicu1s &C.
mo Les que acaban de pa1nr Ga eIto pue'
bio. Que no dooaiga q animo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11

-El rico propietalio de Toa.bais don
J0fe Nevarsz Be encusntEa en- San Juan,
ssf como 81 alcRlda de dicho pueblo don
Jusu HeFEkn , 81 fAKmAeeuticO don LuiI
Vsez
Aver lau 4 p. N. hubo ssui6n de Il
junta central Dc ID Uni6n de Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11
Il JAS De MARIA

Ms1ana domingo tendrS lUg4r Il comu
lion mensusl de lss Hiss de Maris, de
eata Capital, en- Ia mita de que 20 dirk
en- el altar do Il PuEiAima, de Ia iglsnia
de San ] .le
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11
L eIItIel /. Reg.lIlIt ! d lIogIa d IIughls.

KI Juez Brewer. de Ia Corte suprema
de los Estados Unidos, pEonUnci6 M vic.
lento di8cuE1o contra 81 Prenidente Ro0se.
velt, Cuya iutraujgsncia atribuye ID pre-,
ssute crisis GnsncisFa. FL -oradoE hizo en-
Beguida 81 elegio de Mr.. Hughes, Gabar.
nador de NuevR Yolk Este incidents
hace rssaItaF las preparedness que toms 81
m6vimiento en- favor de MH. Hughes CO.
mo candidate IL PFesidsncia de Is Rs
nIfhIica
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11
JsIslo slVlI ppr Iud,nnIzleI6l.

En- u Corte del distrito ss1i6n primsra
80 VIC M juicio civil pOr iademni.
zaci6n contra log dush,s de Ia central
COnstaneia, TOs baja , 4 f.vor de Ia ma.
dFs de BlaH Figusroa, musEto cnnSscusa
Cia de an inCidsnte qus ls ocurri6 con una
locomotoEa ds Ii EefsFida central.
Reprs1sntAbAn Las paEtss los Lcdos In
Tique Marques HusrtRs Eduardo Acu.
IA AybaR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11

-DagpD6a qus rsgFeae de Is iala & Is
eiudsdssl Juez Roasy, % EsBoEvsT6 Ii IN
j1setio1s pEelantl asutEa al Comisionado
De- 1ataEioE g 8 sunto q los musllal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-11

PUBRIo .RIUo sAB40o 4 %. El1ERO q 1908
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
MR.. MOSS GIVES FORTH A WHINE.

MIR. Allan A. Moss inserted In the
Times7Ilrrald yesterday an advertise
ment which means, If It means any
thing further than that MIR. Moss is a
disgruntlrd bolier from his party, that
the man who submitted his claims TO
the Democratic primary. as an aspirant
for the maycralty nomination, has
thrown over his party Affiliations and
Is doing what he can to elect the Re-
publican nominee.
Among other things. Mr.. Moss says.
"If you do not believe in the secret
ballot and the Barksdale pure election
primary law Vote for Jones" In
this. and in the other paragraphs OF
his card, Mr.. Moss asks the yO'ers
who participate in the primary to
violate their pledges. He does not
say "Votc for Read" but unless he
meant to make votes for the Republi-
can nominee he hardly would have
paid for the publishing of his card on
the evening before the election.
Mr.. Moss advertisement should be
treated with contempt. 1t deserves
consideration in no ether way, rs The
Daily Press believes all fairminded
people, Republicans and Democrats.
will agree. Everyone acqnaintfd
with the facts knows that the recent
primary was honestly conducted
under the plan which has hem used.
with the hearty approval OF the pub
lie. since the municipal election four
years ago. Mr. Moss declarations to
the contrary are simply the whines of
a man who does not know how to b.
have himself when he cannot get what
he wants.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09

were cast be defeated, when there are
only few more than 1900 qualified
voters in the city? II the Democratic
nomination means anything at all.
Col. Jones is going to get a big ma,
jority. 4 small majority will weaken
the party here: II the nominee should
be defeated Newport News will lose
Its placr on the list OF Virglaia Dem.
Ocratic cities and become the states
one Republican city, and primaries
In Newport News will be things for
honest people to shun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
TAFT IS eEsTINe THE ALLIES.

The National Republican Committee
Is affording surprise by the manner
in which it is completely routing the
allies In their efforts to have the Taft
delegates chosen in the South given
no. place in the Chicago convention.
When the National Committee chose
ed to the Roosevelt policy OF nomi-
mating Taft 1t was generally believed
that when the contests came before 1t
they would be decided in the majority
Of cases against the President and his
the allies were confident Of winning.
but In both cases the decision was
against them. and 1t has been so
clearly demonstrated that the COM
mittee. for some unexplained reason.
has taken such decided turn in opin-
ion that the forces which are oppos-
ing Taft d. cided to offer no mere, evi-
oVoSS ~ w luitHt-t
ments in the cont sted cases, They
say. however, that they are going to
take acme radical action" lat Just
what they mean remains to be seen.
!. There seems to be little doubt, un.
less all signs fail. that there will be a
bitter fight on the Rcor Of the con.
svention. but II Is hard 10 figure out
how II viii amount to much except to
create dissensions in the party. The
seating Of the Taft delegates, o!
course. means tina, the secretary Of
war will he in control Il the creden.
tial committee. and that in turn means
the seating Of all Taft delegates in
the contested states. There will be
doubtless. all sorts Of charges and
counter charges made on the floor of
the convention. but the allies win bs
the losers in the end for tn standard
bearer Of the party is sure to be
Roosevelt or TAFT. with chances fav.
oring the former.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
kanoaroo al a Food.

Twenty or 80 years ago the back
country squatters. In order to destroy
kangaroos, used to dig huge pits at
the corners OF their paddocks. running
yards of calico along their wire fences
and then drive the kangaroos into the
pits, clubbing and shooting them. In
those days kangaroo skins were Of no
value; now that they are almost ex'
tinct, there is a great demand for
them. The flesh of q young kangaroo
is by no means to be despised, and
kangaroo tail soup is a delicacy now
hardly to be obtained.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
TALK OF THE DAY.

About this time OF year look out for
June weddingS.-ChicagO News.
Mrs. Carrie Nation needn't think
she can get into print every time she
gets into jail-Philadelphia Ledger.
Is North Carolina worthy OF mint
julcps and cOcktailss-Charlesio
News and Courier.
The great trouble with afflnities is
, that few men discover them until ar
! ter they're married.-Atlanta Consti-
tuition.
This was billion-dollar Congress
exclusive Of the Ahirich emergency
money Philad. lphia North Ameri-
cam
A good idea in a campaign year
in Denmark electricity is made by
Iwind.--Cleveland Leader.
The man who bought for 50 cents
package of mails that Mrs GuinS"ss
, had owned possessed keen sens" Tor
| what Is worth while in relics.-New
York World.
Lettuce is blamed now for measles
i, and scarlet rash. The reputation OF
the pumpkin alone seems to have es'
caped.- Ledger.
Some people are afraid they wouih
lose their social standing If they en-
tcrtaincd people whom they really
| likr.-St. Joseph News Press.
perhaps it will not I've long before
the tariff makers will be asked to pro-
tect the I infant airship industry
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Oklahoma now has nine-foot-sheet
law Two sheet in the wind Of this
' size will be enough to suit patriot
, in dry state like Oklahoma.-ious-
ion Post.
Whiskey has wrecked more than
, one politician. even when II was some
. bcdy. else's-Ncw York Evening
Post.
WHY do so many inhabitants OF hiS
! cities persist in adding carho'ic acid
! to all their other troublcs?-Atlah'a
i Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
An Objection.

why don't you explain to your con-
stituents that you are making a sacri,
fice Of personal income to remain in
Officer"
Il haven't any faith In that argu-
ment," answered Senator Sorghum.
People never appreciate what they
think they are getting cheap"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09

A statistican who counts things and
prints the result has discovered that
two million dogs are put 20 bed
nightly between eiderdo~n blankets
and silken sheets. while twice that
many habies are shivering With the
cold" How in the world can n feb
low ind out such things. Resides
this means two i:ankeis p dog since
even q pampcrsd pup can't get be
tween" ono blanket and We do no, be-
licve thar thor" are quite four mil
lion eiderdowR biank,ts in the United
States. even including the insuIar pos
sessions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
Entered at the Newport NewA. Va
Postonlce as Sacondclas matter
COLONEL JONES SHOULD BE THE
NEXT MAYOR.

IL
Newport News will choose n mayor
for the four years beginning at the
expiration of Mayor Buxton's term
next fall There are two candidates,
Col. Martyrs Jones and Mr.. Fred Read,
the former the nominee of the Demo
cratic party. and the latter the nomi'
nee of the Republican party. .
Both OF the candidates are men OF
high standing and have held positions
OF trust in the community. Col.
=, Jones, an exConfederata soldier, has
been for years a prominent member
OF the local bar. and has been for
nearly four years president OF the
board Of aldermen. He is n Democrat
and since boyhood has been fighter
in the front ranks CT Virginia Demo
cracy. MIR. Read held responsible po-
sition at the shipyard for years. was
In business. He is Republican, and
has been one Of that party's leaders
since Newport News was in its in
fancy.
All throughout the campaign no
word has been said against either can
didate. Il has not been a campaign
Of personalities. The question has
been. and is. shall Newport News have
. Democratic or Republican mayor?
The Democrats make no objection to
Mr.. Read as a man; they simply do
not see how he expects to lie elected
mayor of city in which his party Is
ontnumbered by more than three to
one. On the other hand, the Repob-
hcans offer nothing against Col. Jones
rs q man. and are basing their faint
hope Of success upon the supPosittou
that large number Of Democrats,
disgrun,led over the result OF the prt
mary. will violate their pledges and
vote against the nominee.
While il is undoubtedly true that
scme Democrats are going to vote for
the Republican candidate. The Daily
Press believes and sincerely trusts
that the number will be small. Col.
Jones is the nominee Of fairly con.
Quoted Democratic primary. in which
three fourths Of ali III voters in the
city were cast He is a man Of high
stamp. one into whose hands the
reins Of the city's government may be
placid with the confidence that he
will administer the city'S affairs hon
es,ly and cunsprva,iveIy.
IL Gu. Jones and Mr.. Read were
Offering Tor the Once Of mayor as in
dependent candidates. neither having
. certificate as the nominee Of a par
ty, no good reason conld be- advanced
for voting for Mr. Read over Col.
Jones. except by Mr.. Reads personal
friends. Mr.. Reads zealous friends.
endeaTorinG to seduce Democrats
from 'heir all" glance, have spread
abroad rather strong in;imaiicn that
& their maH - elected the town vii
nct BE- quite 81 tight" as II is or may
-, This argument. while GPon the
surfsee u Is calculated to have some
euoueace with certain voters. IL emp
~ TIE mayor makes no laws and
n1gaeS No ordinance: in the event
- b elected Mr. Road. being . hon
n isvabsding eiiizcn. VIII enforce
- haws nd ordinances 50 he aads
- jsu % Mr.. Jones win DO u
- g. nsveveT. there is but ose
- - te DECIDED today. ssd
- - - pcmip-e AZ . pse-
- Dg1nuly - which 50 voem
r Il. - I
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09

Why do you want more laws
asked the obstructionist- Haven't We
had more than enough for all practical
purposes"
Well" answered the cautious
statesman. you must remember that
the breakase Of laws has been very
Srea: of late."-Exchange.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09

Carrie Nation declares that she uiH
rot In jai! before she pays ano;hc:
hnc. Thor arr pcopIs In plenty wh,
hope she will stick by her DECISION.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09

AHlERnlullElaIM zzz-l
Today IL life. Tonight there Is n sleep
From which We may, or may not creep
Today the ones We love may hear our
praise.
While al Tomorrows may be sleeping
days.
Today the heart that holds our barbs is
Tomorrow who can penetrate the BIER
Aye. all Tomorrows may he filled with
woe.
II we Withhold today the debt we owe!
Today the Conscience OF a man Is clear.
Tomorrow. an! how stained 1t may ap-
pear:
Who tarries at the cooling Tempter's
door,
Has lost his truer self forever more!
Then live Today! The Fina, Day OF all!
The Fleeting Day before the Judgment
And crowd within these precious min
utes few
The kindly words and deeds you meant
to do!
And let your stubborn heart give willing
need!
Remember that Today you draw /"
breath
Tomorrow may be troubled sleep-and
Death!
600
Thoughts in My Den.
As we grow older. our interest In
funerals seems to increase.
& 4 Z
Comabow a girl never can get her
glove on over her new engagement
ring.
Some TIME some girl will commit
murder when a young fellow tells her
he Is dying for a kiss.
= 4 Il
Do not waylay your enemy. Rather
invite him to your home and feed
him on some Of the new hired girls
biscuits.
Some men might make money by
having themselves painted to repre-
sent barber poles. They stand around
the streets all the time. anyhow.
Z 4 4
Jud Lewis says II is a sad fact that
before q couple know how to raise
children, they must raise family. OF
course! That's where grandma comes
John Temple Graves says that WON
en- should receive mems wages. What
then, are we married fellows to do
eat at the free-lunch counters and
walk to and from work?
A Michigan editor complains be-
cause the village undertaken is haul
ing wood in the hearse. I suppose the
editor Is mad because he is not haul
ing his delinquent subscribers.
> = 4
In heaven there is no marriage nor
giving In marriage. We are told This
must be a great disappointment TO
willing subjects who fail to make con,
Eections with the nuptial life on earth
4 4 Il
Wisconsin editor had to fall down
stairs and break a rib to get a rest
from his newspaper duties. Would the
gentleman please write and tell US II
II hurts very much to break a rib.
Z Z 4
A correspondent writes to know
what q "bOhunk"' is. I'll he blamed II
I know. A DO" IL a tramp. a hobo:
n hunk" Is a chunk OF something.
This makes q ''hohunk" a medley.
give II up.
r y 4
An Ohio man has invented an appa-
ratus TO hold cows tail while she
Is being MIXED The apparatus has
been approved by unanimous vote
Of the Fly Biting Union and tho. Anal
gamated Order Of Pestiferous Skeet.
ers.
900
Daily Story.
young man was out driving tho 9th
~ evening with hts has; girl. Tho CON-
versatj.n turned Z" fortune tcTinC. he
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09

Character In the Face.
A face marked with funny wrinkles
Is q map Of pleasant hours. II Is bet
ter. than . self-satisfied. placid face
without character
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
4 HAN Truth.

The heroine Jet her beautiful hair
fan abog; her shoulders" wrote the
novelist Being an i5eaIist he neglect.
ed 20 state That the fastcnines came
loose and tia, the hair fell in heap
on the floor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09

u aayscdT wants scai IN the r =.
Dpsacss handuason. Secretary Taft is
b ~ bon Office just no at hast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

II man really has any virtues he
apologies for them.
One of the great problems Of life
is when there Is so little in 1t how
much less is there out OF it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09

Tie reason Women get so much en-
.iovment out Of novel is they have
Imagination enough to make beiiev'
they are the heroine.
New York Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
Daily Story.

4 young man was out driving the 9th
~ evening with his h~s; girl Tho CON-
versatI..n turned 60 fortune tcTing he
asked her II she believed In yslrnIs,ry
Str iootsd up dcmTrriv and naiv~ly
said: Well don't know. hut I think I
could rorr'sIl more pleasure ~ 7 saw the
lines IN one % your hands TIN Young
man was SLOW 20 comprehend hs-r mean
irry sat with bowed head and vrfukIcd
brow until nj least two miles hal h.cu
traycracd when a great hight ,rnk. upon
Rim and an expansive srailr iiiunS mated
ht. features He took the Is.~s In one
hand and 'rrsspcd the sitbaiion.-Iyg-
c~rre MOI Standard
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
Fine sos the Editors.

Tho nr<; automobile show .v"- hold tn
the staic b~eins At I-,n~"In. w.sr~s.Iav
the las; day ~ the rrs~t!ns 10 ttc rrs<s
association. This viii ~ C,rnvc,i.-nt for
sh~ editors They will have arrr va
ri.ty 10 select from, and -s~h ran No
doubt take the auforv,hiie Sris chni~~
bono with him. -Msrin"it" NcsD Eagle
Star
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09

A man W tht, town was ass~F IN,
osher day ~hsf ~r-c IN" tor heu thing
to cat He replied thai IN IA orfT.i"-
,,re no; buttereJ pancakes and = can y
pu,. urapl. syrup werc ne To~d 49, W
treu 81 us..ut that mako ycur raout,
~atcr--eigcurr~y uaD News