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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-05
OLIVER BELMONT DYING
Family at Bedside-Opersted Upon
p For Appendicitis Yesterday
Peritonitis Developed.

New York. June with his family
was lowering between life and death
late tonight at his country house near
Hemstead. Long Island After an op
GRAFTON for appendicitis just before
noon today. Belmont developed peri
tonitis and sank so rapidly that it was
feared he would not survive the night
Although they would not say all hope
had been abandoned, his physicians
admitted the patients condition very
precarious.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-05
CANNON ARRIVED HOME
Talks Freely With Dsnsille Friends
on Politics But Gave Nothing
For Publication.

Danville, H.. June 4--Speaker Jos,
eph Cannon arrived home today He
talked unreseryedfy to Danyiiie
friends concerning the political sltua-
tiou and recent doings OF congress but
refused to give out anything what
ever for publication.
This afternoon members of The.
Editorial association which has al
iourned after a two DAYS meeting at
Champaign. H.. visited Cannon at
his home.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-05
GIRL IN MALE ATTIRE
Worked on South Dakota Ranch
Compelled to Marry Roommate
When Sex Was Discovered.

Hot Springs, s. d., June 4.-FoT
the first time in the history of South
Dakota, a young woman became a
bride while wearing male attire. She
had been working as man on a
anch, and week ago her employer
engaged young man and required
that they occupy the same quarters
He learned her sex and declare
that unless she married the young
man at once he would send her to
Jail. She consented. minister was
sent for and the knot tied before the
girl could change her clothing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-05
LAND STATE PROPERTY
Says Master in Chancery-oceupied
BY Illinois Steel Company-Lit'-
gaticn Lasted Two Years.

Chicago, June i.-Approximately
ninety-three acres of land, valued at
s57S,000, which is occupied by the
Illinois Steel compan near the site
OF its Chicago mills, was declare to-
day by Master in Chancery Holland
to be the property of the state of hi
nois. The land in question was filled
in along the shore of Lake Michigan
and title to 1t hase been the subject
of litigation for more tim two years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-05
RAN AWAY FROM ANNA
Man Escapes From Asylum and
Walk All the way to His
Home in Bellevlile.

Belleyille, June ALBERT Sprecher
who has relatives here, is being held
for word from the Anna insane
asylum authorities, following an ex-
hausting walk frtm Anna to Belle
Vile. Sprecher ran away from the
Anna institution las- week and ar
rived here yesterday morning foot
sore, weary and hungry, The unfor'
tunate man walked all the way from
Anna, a distance OF l10 miles, being
driven on by his love of home. He
will be sent back to the institution.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-05
ILLINOIS OWLS MEET
At springheId-EIected Officers Yes
terday-Moline Chosen as Next
Place Of Meeting.

Springfield III, June AT the
session of the State order of Owls
today Moline was chosen as the next
meeting place.
Officers chosen are: Grand Master
VIM. Courey, Bloomington; Past
Grand Master. Dr. Fred S. O'Hara,
Springfield; Vice President, A. l.. F,
Olson. Moline; Invocator. Otto Muel-
Ter. Chicago; Secretary. Fred b. Sau-
ter. Chicago; Treasurer. ID. ]. Spen.
Ger. Streator; Warden. W. p Co
beck, Alton
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-05
THREE PERSONS KILLED
In Collision Bewteen Freight Train
and Electric Car-Twenty
Others Were Injured.

Joliet, H., June 4.-Three persons
were killed and % seriously injured
in a collision between an Elgin and
Eastern freight train and an Aurora
and Joliet electric car tonight at Big
Slough, seven miles west of here. The
dead are:
". w. Walfeld, of aurora; c. Fl,
Whittington, of Plainfeld. and F. w
Peal. a bricklayer of Chica.o
The accident was due to misplaced
signals.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-05
FEARFUL DESTRUCTION
Caused BY Tornado Which Swept
Nebraska Towns Yesterday
Wires Down.

Kearney, Neb.. June 4.-Severai
persons were injured and probably
a dozen residences either destroyed
or badly damaged by tornado which
struck the southern portion of this
city this afternoon.
News came tonight that Minden,
Kearney county, was wrecked by
the storm but it is impossible to Sc
cure particulars Axiell, IS miles
from here, is the third town visited,
but fires are down and details are
no known.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-05
ASKS FOR ACCOUNTING
Former Manager Of Chicago Hotel
Wants Receiver For Property
Bill Filed Yesterday.

Chicago, June 4.-Abram Frank,
former manager of the Sherman
House, this city, today filed a bill
in the circuit court asking for an ac-
counting from the Sherman House
corporation and from It's president
Joseph Beifeld. II IS charged that
thousands of dollars mas been with
held by Beifeld, pending the account
ing. Frank asks that receiver be
appointed for the hotel property.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-05
JOHN D. MEETS
CARDINAL L0CUE
THEY POSE TOGETHER FOR Pho
TOGaAPH -- PLEASED TO
MEET EACH OTHER.
OUT OF DOOR EXERCISE
Only Thing That Has Pulled Him
Through Entertainment Ten
dered Him ay American
People Says Cardinal.

| New York, June TT would like
| to know the feelings and thoughts OF
la man in cardinals position; tleJ
must be wonderful"
| John D. Rockefeller. walking arm
! in arm with Cardinal Ingue OF Ire
Hand. expressed this sentiment today
Then he, added;
Il am sorry YOU are going away;
LII you stayed would like to know
you better and have you tell m.
those things"
The little cardinal answered:
lit would interest me just as m ch,
Mr. Rockefeller, to know your feel
ings and thorghts to am soIry
we cant do II ALI over"
But uHful tunately for the world fl
gen r1l, there was no time for the
lOil King and the church prince to ex-
lehange views.
/ Posed For Pictures.
Cardinal Iogue was the guest OF
/ James Butler. the wealthy horseman,
lat Tarrytown, Mr. Rockefeller, on
the invitation of his daily 90 fling
companion Father Patrick Lennon,
visited the Butler place especially 10
meet the popular prelate. They we're
photographed together and each said
he intended to keep TIE picture as a
souvenir OF very happy day.
II am very proud TO meet ycur
eminence" was Mr., Rockefeiler's
| greeting
L Il have heard much OF you Mr.
Rockefeller. was the response, "and
an very happy to meet you at
last /"
As they came out OF the Ahof Sc Il
few minutes later both were In
happy mood and agreed readily TO
pose for their pictures.
NOW this is such an important oc-
casion that | want 20 stand in the
shade said Mr. Rockefeller. Il lie
to make god impression, YOU nj.
nence, but those newspaper boys al
ways put me In the sun and my pic
lures look as though | had no eyes
squlnt So" ,xs
Banquets End Air.
! There's nothing like a good i'm
pression," assented the little earl nal
and then they posed together with
the rest of the party grouped alb ut.
The two distinguished members of
the party then stroIled about the
grounds talking aoont the pretty
country and their common fondn IS
for open air life.
That's the only thing that has
lpulled me through all the dinner and
hanquets you Americans have beel
giving me-" the cardinal said. 81
have a good constitution gained in
the open"
"Oh. | could never get throush a
banquet any MORE" the finaneier said.
"But my health Is all right and it
was out of door exercise that eurel
lme"
Kindly Gracious Gentleman.
When this chat was over Mr..
Rockefeller got into his Meteor car
land drove back TO his home in p
cantica hills
This has been I memorable ocra
lsiOn. your eminence." he said al part
ing III you ever come back e.
America want to know You Letter"
"A very kindly. gracious ge1te
man." was the cardinals verdict
when asked what he thought of hi,
visitor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-05
FUNERAL OF FORMER
SENATOR Jones YESTERDAY.

Washington, June 4.-The funeral
of former Senator James X. Jones. Of
Arkansas, was held at tne family
residence in this city today, many OF
his colleagues in congress and rep
resentatiyes OF the Washington bar
attended Floral tributes were re
ceived from every part of the coun-
try
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-05
LABOR IN POLITICS.

Chicago. June 4.-The American
Federation Of Labor campaign COM
mlttee has decided 10 raise S50000
TO be used to put labor candidates In
the field where regular nominees re
fuse to support the tabor program.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-05
SENATOR'S SON CHOSEN.

Princeton. n. j.. June Ralph n.
Gamble. class of 1909. of Yankfon, S.
10. son OF United States Senator
Gamble. was elected captain Of next
seasons Princeton track team 70
dav.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-05
PRESIDENT CHOSEN.

Chicago. June 4-ColOnel William
c. Gorgas. chief sanity officer OF the
canal zone. VISA chosen president OF
the American Medical association
this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-05
CHILD KILLED BY BALL.

Covington, KY, June 4.-Geerge
Gleanson. one year old. died from
being hit on the cheek with a batted
ban. He Is the sixth victim in this
neighborhood OF the baseball season
thus far.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-05
LOST IN TYPHooN.

London, June 4.-Dispatches from
Australia report the loss of forty
boats Il, a typhoon. Two hundred
and seventy persons are reported
drowned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-05
DAMAGE BY cLoUosURsT.

Mexico City. June 4-Word his
reached this city that twenty lives
were lost and property damaged To
the extent of $4,000 by ; colnahurst
al Jnanana to-day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-05
LOCAL OPTION WINS.

Springfield. H.. June 4-The SUI
preme court denied the saloon inter
ests a rehearing IN the o'Brien case,
whereby the local option law was de-
elared valid.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-05
PICTURE SHOW STOPPED
Chicago Police WouiG Not Let Trsg'
edy Of Macbeth Be Shown Till
Murder Scene Was Omitted.

Chicago. June 4.-Tbe works OF
the immortal Shakespeare have fallen
under the displeasCre OF the Chicago
police Lieutenant joel Smith,
police censor, refused to permit a
moving picture show which depicted
the tragedy of Macbeth as played by
Thomas w Keane. until the duel be-
tween Macbeth and Macduff had been
cut out The scene of Lady Mac
beth and the dagger was also cut out
The Bulletin VIII only cost you CO
eents per month and II IL certainly
worth double the money.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-04
HIS PROPOSAL OF MARRIAGE.

"Mr. Spudlong," began the youth,
hanging his hat on the back OF the
chair, Il will occupy only few mo-
ments Of your time. have come TO
ask you for your daughter. l."
Young man." said the elderly bank.
er, do YOU"
Yes, sir: fully realize that she
has been tenderly nurtured and that
she Is very lear to you; also, that
her home is one In which she has
been surrounded by every luxury, but
she is willing TO leave it."
Can you"
NO, sir; | can't quite maintain her
In the style to which she has been &C.
customed, but | have good salary,
end | am ready to chance IL. So is
she"
VIII YOU"
Yes, sir; | will keep my life In
sured for sum sufficient TO provide
for her II should be taken away"
Would you"
mo. sir; | would not expect to live
with the family | am able to buy and
furnish modest home for her."
Young man." said Mr.. Spudlong,
looking at his watch. Il rather like
your style. You can have her.
Good"
Morning, sir "--Exchange
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-04
TAG SPIRIT THAT IS Nggogo.
STANDARDIZATION. ~ Necessary. for the
Ceuntry's Welfare.


William I, Stead. the noted English
journalist, was talking In New York
about the worlds governments.
There Is some truth In the saving ="
ne concluded. that nations have the
governments they deserve. Good gov.
eminent Is impossible without unself.
ish work. without selt.saerifice. on the
part of the citizens, What govern.
ments need are citizens Of the lincoln
stamp Lincoln. at the commencement
OF the awful war that YOU are soon IN
commemorate. was much abused by
one OF his geneTals, Pennsylvanian.
lie was even openly insal,ed by This
man In his splendid way he mt with
that mtstreatment tmperturbably Hnt
when the thing KEEP, on aud on. grow,
'ng more and more fragrant, his friends
demonstrated with him. They ,oIs
aim be was suffering more thar was
reasonable or right.
But Lincoln only smiled his o,s
sad. humorous smile.
u hold Gen. ---.'S horse sa, HI,
ht said. II he viii only bring ms sue
cess" ~S sue
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-04

the pick of the jewels This is a sor.
did world
"Ye'er carr is coming" shouted
Moriarty. running TO the window.
So the girl and | passed out Of iol
Iywood Inn. leaving tiaggerty with his
mysterious prisoners | can't reason
II out. even to this day. but I was gen
timely sorry that Haggerty had ar.
rived upon the scene. For one thing.
he had spoiled the glamour OF the ad.
venture By tingelug It with blood. hnd
on the way To the car ! wondered what
had been the rogues past. what had
turned him into this hardy. perilous
path. He had spoken of woman;
perhaps that was H. They are al.
ways behind good orflons and bad
Heigh.hO.
Once we we're seated IA the lonely
car. the girl broke down and cried as
II her hear, would break. 1t was only
the gener''' reaction. but the sight OF
her tears anneryed me.
Don't cry. girl, don't" | whispered,
taking h"r hand In mine. She made
no effort TO fcpulse me. Il am sorry.
The rasfal was gallant beggar. and
l for onS shouldn't have been sorry to
see hlH get away. There. there,
ynn're me brayest. tenderest girl In
all this world aud when | told him |
loved you. God knows ! meant H. II
Is one ~ those inexpIicable things.
You say | have known you only eight
hours? have known you always.
only had not met you What are
eight hours? What is convention.
Formally? We two have lived life
time In these eight hours Can't you
see that we have?''
ITO shoot a human being" She
sobbed Her head fell against my
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-04

and bandaged the wounded arm; and
once or twice the patient smiled. Hag.
kerty looked on approyingiy, and In
Williams eyes there bcamed the gen.
tie light Of reverence. II was pic.
ture 10 aee this lovely creature play,
inK the part OF the good Samaritan,
moving here and there Is her exquisite
gown. All. the tender mercy. | knew
that. come what might. had strange
~ found the right woman. the one
woman.
You're good little woman" said
the rogue. his face softening: "and a
good woman is the finest thing God
ever placed upon earth. Had | only
found one," lie turned whimsically
toward me, Are you engaged to mar.
~ thia little woman"
No"
Surely you love herr"
Surely | do" looked braveiy nj
the girl as spoke.
Hut she never gave any sign that
she heard. She pinned the ends OF
Nao nsnuAkts caTefullf.
And what brought you to this ="
asked Hagserty. looking down at his
prisoner.
The prisoner shrugged.
You've the making OF fine man
In you. went on Haggcrty generously
What caused you 10 slip up."
That subject Is taboo replied the
thief. hut ! want to beg your par.
don for Understanding your Gun.
mag
III ~as all due TO a chance ahot at
the telephone"
4 kept You guessing.
Merrtly, too, My admiration Ii
wholly yours. str" returned Iiasgerty.
picking up the telephone exchange.
book. No rang and placed his lips TO
the iraasmitter. calling q number
Hello II this the chief OF the BLANK.
shire police Yes Well. this Is Hax,
ser,y. That idea limited To you was
q mighty good one Prepare two strong
cells and have doctor ON hand.
whatf oh, yon will find your horse
and carriage at Mortarsy.s. Good. hse,"
Ny moasy was handed over to me.
returned u 10 my wallet. bar with.
out any particular enthusiasm.
It's bad business. William" saia l.
Its AZ In sAs same. lr.'-with a
look at hasxerty that expressed In.
nniie hatred. In cur business we
east Afford 10 b careless
~Or TO talk tno much" supple
msntea his master. smiling. Talk.
my friend. rounds ma up with q bal.
Let In the arm. aud a long zoioarn be-
hind stone wallis. Never talk. Thank
yoa. too. Mr. comst4lk. for the SAVING
grace OF hnmor n Il we're poasihle
| should like 10 give Miss Hawthorne
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-04

shoulder. do not believe she was
conscious OF the fact And l did not
care hang for the conductor.
patted her hand encouragingly. 1T
had to be done lie was In a des.
perate predicament. and he would
have shot Haggerty had the detective
been careless In his turn: and he
wouldn't have amied to MAIN, either"
What horrible night! II Will
haunt me as long as liye,"
| said nothing: and we did not
speak again till the tirst of the Blank.
shire lights flashed by us. by this
time her sobs had ceased.
II know ! haven't done anything
especially gallant tonight. no fight.
Ing. no rescuing. and all that. They
Just moved mo around like a piece OF
stage scenery"
smile flashed and was gone. II
was hopeful sign
But the results are the same. You
have admitted to me that you are
neither engaged nor married Won't
you take mo on--on approvalg"
MIR Comstalk. II all seems SO like
a horrid dream. You are brave
man. and. what is better, a sensible
one. for you submitted to the newt.
able with the best possible grace, Hut
you talk OF love as readily as hero
In popular novel"
Il never 20 back" said |, 1T seems
Incredible. doesn't II. that 1 should
declare myself In this fashion, Listen.
for my part. believe that all this was
written.-my Tomtoolery In Mou.
gums. my imposture aud yours. the
two Identical cards.--the adventure
from beginning to end"
silence
Suppose should say" the glrl be.
gan looking out OF the window, that
In the restaurant you aroused my
curiosity. that In the cellars my ad
miration was stirred. that the frank
manner In which you expressed your
regard for me toto the burglar
awakened
"NhAtr" cried eagerly.
Nothing. II was merely supposi,
ton
Hang Il: love you'"
Are you stili the Capuchln. or aim.
ply Mr., Comstaikf"
have laid aside all masks. even
that which hides the heart"
She turned and looked me steadily
in the .yes
~welif- said I.
IL l took you on--on approval
What In the world should do with
yoa In case you should not suit INV
necas;-
You could return the" said | laugh.
ing
Hut she dldnt.
trHE ENDl
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-04
WALK 2l5O
BIGGEST WEST TO 81
EVER AccoMptls,]
Win Fifteen Hund,.x

Over mountains ana
through wet. slush ana !,
at times. and oppresses !.
others, William jackson Nv
two sturdy Scotchmen
mile of the way from 49,
cago. just arriving within !
OF the time limit, thereh
purse of Fifteen Hundrec I.
by the Seattle Athlete ~
complishing this feat v,,s']
scribed time.
jackson and Hay left =.
but Five Dollars in
obliged to earn their -
went and leave no upps,s
complete the journey K n
An interesting incidept b,
ton with the walk, wac "
the contestants wore q -
well-known Mayer shoes /,
ripped nor lost a stitch A.
tire trip of 2450 miIes-thss3
any shoes could be put i
volumes for the extraord,.s
qualities of the shoes man.
the F. Mayer Boot & ~.
waukee.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-04
WRITER or REAL !,
Evidently the Bushby cl.,t]
Genius on Its stu

The editor of the Bushh|
leaned back in his chair an
his visitor with a solemn NJ
ing gaze. You want to KIM,
any good reporter in this \
said. impressively. Wen
There's Gid Hobart"
What sort of work q.
asked the visitor.
His capabilities havenf I
full chance yet" said the NJ
ly, but he's getting on. andH
we shall lose him before lo'
last week that fellow vua|
column account Of a frs |
thrilling, l tell you!"
Farmhouse, old moths|
father born there, and SO al
poser" said the visitor.
mo, sir!" said the editm
a deserted hen-house. thar,
was. l can tell you, that tals
We can't expect to keen chi
always. Youths CompanIc
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-04

were led out into the assembly room.
and we reluctantly followed saw
!; all nos. When Haggerty called up
central ut the club. he aseertained
where the last call had been from.
and. learning that II came from Holly
wood Inn. he took his chance. The
room was soon filled with servants
and siablehands. the plstoishot hav.
Ing iured them from their beds. The
wounded man was very pale. He
sat with his nnlnJuFed hand tightly
clasped above the ragged wound. aud
little pool Of blood slowly formed at
his side on the floor. But his eyes
shone brightly
"A basin OF water and some Iinen,"
cried the girl 10 Morlarty. "And send
all these people away"
TO yer rooms. livery one OF ye'"
snapped Moriarty. sweeping his hands.
Ills no place for ye. be- on" lie
hurried the servants out OF the room,
and presently returned with basin
OF water. some linen and balm.
We watched the girl as she bathed
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-04
GOOD Jokes
NOT TO BE RELIED UPON.

why is an automobile like wom-
am" asked the comedian boarder as
he peppered a hard boiled egg.
The cynical bachelor was thought
full
Because II is SO expensive"
Good; but not the right answer.
"Ah. now | have it. Because 1t has
wheels"
"Uncomplimentary, but not correct.
Because Ii is always running peo-
pie down"
"Unkind, but away off"
We'll, | give it up? Why is an au-
tomobile like woman
Because it needs every attention,
and after you give 1t every attention
it is liable to blow you up without a
minutes notice. Chicago Daily News.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-04
Quick Copversior

Small Boy-what1l | do with this
money.ba
Mamma-Put II away. OF course 7,
mas dollar In Ii that your aunt gave
YOU and some change your pa and I
put In.
Not now There isn't any money in
II now. spent H."
spent NJ What did you do that
why the minister preached so
aard against boardin' up riches that
so' converted and spent what had"
New York Weekly.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-04
NO SKIN LEFT ON a
For Six Months Baby Wa
to Die with Eczema-NnI
Doctor Said to Use c.

"Six months after birth md
broke out with eczema and II
doctors in attendance. TherI
a particle of skin left on her
blood oozed out just anywhes|
had to wrap her in silk and I
on a pillow for ten weeks. Shj
most terrible sight l ever sail
six months l looked for hs
used every known remedy i
ate her suffering, for it wi
to witness. DIR. c. gave n
B recommended the (
Remedies. She will soon
years old and has never h|
of the dread trouble since /
about eight cakes of Cuda|
and three boxes of Cuticurao
James j. Smith, Durmid, VII
and %. 1906"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-04
Money In Races.

slinks-Yoa don't mean to say
you've found sure way to maks
money at the races
Jinks-Sure as shooting. never
fail. mover
bilnSs-My' My, Do you buv
tipss "'
Jinks-No, l sell them.-New York
Weekly. i''
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-04
BURLEiCH A FATHER AT FOURTEEN

fEeeocltf y NOT eoaiiaed 10 in.el.
leesnai matters. Cecil. Lord nar.
leigh, Queen EiiEa6eth's great eoaa.
sslor, whose nlnd was deep enough to
bafiie i'hilip Of spala and tho IA.
QUESTION. was father al IL. His ex.
perienee IL altogether In favor of
early marriages and leads one 10 ones.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-04

My goodness, Eran'pa. were you ever
as young as that9''
That was taken the day we marched
away % years ago, was the
drummer boy. The men used TO
laugh at me and my big drum. they called
me the baby OF the regiment
They don't laugh at you now. do they,
gran'par'
Not many OF them. poor fellows
why. my goodness. I'm just as young as
that now, but you see, / have TO look
esder because TIN grandpa. you know
I Just do Il to keep up appearance.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-04

u0a the wisdom % those statutes
which iaterpose obstacles in the path
OF Youthful love. Il may plauslbls be
saFmissd that such laws percep,ioy
augment the sum total OF evil in the
world and increase the d.fieasv :,
tons.