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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-10
No Hiding the Fact There.

Church services in this country
are often punctuated by the an
nouncement of coming marriages,
but how would you like your en-
gagement to be proclaimed in the
public street for all and sundry to
hear about and comment upon
Yet that is what happens in Swift
zerland. If you are engaged to be
married, you must not merely suf-
fer it to become known by notice
pinned up in some obscure regis
trar's Office where it is seldom seen,
but you must be prepared to have
it posted in the full blaze of sun
light on the front of the municipal
building, where the thousands of
people continually passing are able
to see it and stop to read Wide
World Magazine.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-10
CouIdn't Stand IL.

A Cuban official tells this tale of
a certain Cuban millionaire:
can unfortunate man once OBJ
tanned access to this millionaire and
started to lay before him his woes.
He depicted his wretched poverty
in most vivid colors. Indeed, SO
graphic was the mans sad story
that the millionaire felt himself af-
fected as he had never been before.
With tears in his eyes he summon
ed his servant and in a quavering
VOICE said:
John, put this poor fellow out.
He is breaking my heart livery
body's.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-10
HANDLES FITS OF RAGE.
The Great Masters Fiery Wrath When
His Temper Cut Loose.

Handel was much given to flying
into eccentric RACES, though he was
not a wholly unkind man. He knew
his power, says a biographer, as
every genius knows his power, and it
is not surprising that he was
thought to be overproud and ego
tistical. He would deal out torrents
of abuse when ''t'ings vos mixed"
to understand which one required
an intimate acquaintance with at
least four languages-English, Ger
man, French and italian. Yet these
RACES, it has been said, were the
healthy outbursts of great mind,
not morbid, jealous feelings.
Such fits of wrath led to amusing
scenes. Handel Numbered and
roared at Cuzzoni when she refused
to sing an air ne had written for
her, and she did so only from fear
lest he should give effect to his
threat to throw her out of the win
dow.
Again, he administered a thor
ough rating to a chorister named
Jansen, who had assured Handel
that he could sing at sight.
on schoundrel~ yelled Handel,
shaking his fist underneath the nose
of the frightened chorister. 'SVat
do you mean by delling me dot you
could sing at sight?"
$50 | can, sir" stammered Jan
sen, completely unnerved, "but not
at first sight, sir"
In 1853, in the Lenten season, a
minor canon from the cathedral of
Gloucester offered his services to
Handel. His offer was accepted,
and he was employed in the
choruses. Not satisfied with this
department, the canon requested
leave to sing a solo, that his voice
might appear to more advantage.
This request was also granted, but
he executed his solo so little to the
satisfaction of the audience that, to
his great modification, he was vio-
lently Kissed.
When the performance was over,
Handel, who for once was not in a
rage, came to the unfortunate and
said: II am very, very sorry for you,
my dear sir, but go back to your
church in de country. God will for
gift you for your bad singing. Desc
wicked peoples in London, dey will
not forgif you." -Washington Star
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-10
Knew He'd Killed Something.

A certain young gentleman, an
amateur sportsman, went to the
highlands for "shoot." One day,
with rather a white face, he called
the keeper to him and said: 81 say,
keeper, are all your heaters here
Do you mind counting them?"
''Vera weel, sir" replied the keep
er and whistled to his men.
eyes, they're all here" he con-
tinued after counting them.
care you quite sure?" said the
sportsman anxiously,
eyes, sir; Ah'm certain"
The gentleman heaved sigh OF
relief "All right" said he, "then
behind that rock down there you'll
find a dead roebuck ~-London Tit
Bits.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-10
The Quarter Dollar.


'The quarter dollar" said a nu-
mismatist, Should be a very I'M
lucky coin. 1t is nothing but one
mass of thirteens. There are thir-
teen stars on it, there are thirteen
letters in the scroll that the eagle
holds in its claws, there are thirteen
feathers in. the eagles tail, and
there are thirteen feathers in its
wing. On the shield there are thir-
teen parallel lines, thirteen horizon
tai stripes and thirteen arrowheads.
Finally in the words Quarter Dol
lar there are just thirteen letters. :"
Exchange.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-10
A Scientific Joke,

Though the late Lord Kelvin had
his merry moods, he was not very
much of wit. However, he once
made a joke that was very charac-
teristic in its completeness. While
ne was working at his famous deep
sea sounding apparatus a brother
scientist asked him the use of a big
coil of piano wire he was carrying
with him.
at is for sounding" was the re-
ply.
What note ?" said the questioner.
"The deep c." came the answer
as quick as lightning.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-10
A TRICKY CRAFT.
The Rarangayan Is Dangerous and
About as Fast as a Snail.

About as Fast as a Snail.
He is brave traveller who trusts
himself to barangayan for the
first time without misgivings. It is
the clumsiest of all the river craft
that ply the Pasig river or dis
charge cargoes at the Manila
wharfs. A barangayan is cross
between a bamboo raft and casco
and is propelled by poles. Its speed
is little faster than snail's, but
it takes great deal of skill to nav
igate it at all, and the passenger is
IN danger of rolling off in the water
if he is not careful. 1t is really in
tended for freight, but the brown
boatmen are always glad to get a
fare, if any one can be found willing
to trust themselves to such tricky
craft. The amount barangayan
can carry without capsizing is aston
ishing. A large one will often bear
twenty-five or thirty men, women
and children, several dogs, a flock
of chickens and numerous boxes,
barrels, bundles of bedding, pots,
pans, kettles and other utensils, be-
sides provisions for the voyagers,
and arrive at its destination without
mishap. The natural buoyancy of
the bamboo keeps it afoat. It usual
ly travels with the current, the men
at the poles merely keeping it in
the middle of the stream and clear
of sandbars and floating logs. In
spite of constant watchfulness, how
ever, sometimes heavily laden yes
sci will go aground in the shadows,
and then the boatmen will lay down
their poles and go to sleep until the
tide floats it off again.
Several days are usually consum-
ed in journey by barangayan, and
during all that time the travellers
eat and sleep on board. The meals
consist of cold boiled rice and dried
fish. There is. no protection of any
kind from sun, rain or heavy night
dews and no privacy for anybody.
Men and women go to sleep wher-
ever drowsiness seizes them, and the
many gamecocks, always sure to be
part of the cargo, make the small
hours of the morning hideous with
their growing, while the dogs add to
the din by frequent fierce scraps,
and the brown babies yell in chorus.
Occasionally too sound sleeper
rolls overheard, and everybody
wakes up until he is fished out
again.-New York Press.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-10
Double Dutch.

Inveterate Jokist driving up to
country inn, to bucolic native ad-
vancing to horse's head)-Rusticus,
extricate the quadruped from yon-
der vehicle, stabulate him, afford
him an adequate supply of nutri-
tious aliment, and when the aurora
of morn shall illumine the horizon
I will truly compensate thee for thy
amiable hospitality.
Dumfounded yokel staggers into
inn, exclaiming:
'Measter, measter, there be a
Dutchman out here a-wantin' of
yer w-Liverpool Mercury.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-10

Millions of bottles of Feley's Honey aud
Tar hare been sold without any person
ever having experienced any other than
beneficial results from it's use for coughs,
colds and lung troubles. This is because
the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in the
yellow package contains no opiates or
other harmful drugs Guard your health
by refusing any but the genuine. G. M.
Crosby & Co
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-10
The Marietta journal
MARIETTA, GA, SEPT. 10, 1908.
JUST EXACTLY RIGHT.

: have used DR. Kings New Life Pills
Tor several years, and fiud them just ex>
aetly right, says Mr. A A FELTON,, of Har>
risville, N. Y. New Life Pills relieve
without the least discomfort. Best remdy
for constipation, biliousness and malaria.
2oc. at W A Sans & Co. s drug store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-10
MARIETTA
LIVERY STABLE
OPPOSITE KENNEsAW II,

OPPOSITE KENNEsAw HOUSE.
CHUCK ANDERSON, Proprietor
The best of vehicles, the safest of drl
vers and the fastest of horses are always
ready, night and day for hire. No man,
woman or child has ever given me a
call in the past, who has been, nor shall
any ever in the future, be dissatisfied
with my teams or the men in my en-
ploy. Everything and everybody about
me are number one.
| have cheapened my charges proper.
tionaie to the stringency of the times
For reference as to the truth of what I
say, as to the turnouts and charges, go
to my friends, which means the people
generally.
Parties hiring are strictly responsible
for the safety of themselves, vehicles
and horses A. G.. ANDERSON.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-10
Sometimes the undertaken goes
home and gets a laying out. IS
BEST THE WORLD AFFORDs.

ut gives me uhbounded pleasuse TO re.
commend Bucklen's Asnica Saive. says
] w Jenkins, of Chapel Hill, NC Il
am convinced it's the best salve the world
affords. 1t cured felou on NY thumb,
and it never fails t. heal every sore. burn
CT wound to whichit is applied 25 cents
at w A Sans & Co. $ drug store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-10

The strike at Birmingham, Ala.
has ended and 10000 miners have
gone back to work. Better and
brighter times dawn.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-10

VIM. J. Bryan will make a
whlrlwind campaign of speech
making through eastern and west
ern states.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-10

The quality of mercy is not
strained, but the milk of human
kindness sometimes is.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-03
Took up on the 9th one SOW
with six shoatos. Party owning
nrove property. come get them
and u1v damages.
JIM MAHON.


In the rirrui. Court oi Che S'a'e ot
OREGON for Harnc, cor N
Ncnir Aldrich. plaiu'
Vs.
r. VI. Nldritb. deicudautN
Toe. 81. Aldri,h. Defendant.
lrtb. name ut the Sts'uoi Orc'"u
Yrra-r hsr,by required t. appear nd
answer Ih. complaint dl,d against ,on
s. t.,a owe omitted suit ou or hr''re
Hr., davoi tbc rext REGULAR term OF
tn, .Iuvy .uH.I,l court To Wits
ono. the 9TH day oi October,
luos, and 80 YOU tail to ap.car and
answer. lor want tnercu' plaintiff vil'
.kc judgement against YOU tor 'h" re
lief p-avcd Tor In the plaintiffs conn
rlain,. to Wit:
Far a iertce Of divorce abs lutte from
t.. d. audaut and for an order n h as
therein o. uiioucd and for ih cos,s apd
disbursements
This summon, o.. published ;" The
Time. Herald. q weekly uywsrapcr pub
n.hsd in thr cuy of burns, Haruey
County Oregon. once a week for six con-
.sruU,c weeks Tor service, publication
h, order Of Hon. ! l.. Rector. Judge o
tnp county court. Of llaruev County
and thc Hatc % Oregon, m sdr and en
tered 900 irs sDday of August. lpoS, th,
Hr.t uunntauou hereof BE- male ON 'h'
.arI Uay uf august. lqo>
GEO. s SIZEMuRE,
Attorney ior Plaintiff
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-03
For SALE 240 acres sage
brush land. near country school
S;v room house and small barn.
Inquire at this Office.


=, n. r,rrt Court ~ the State oi
or,,on. t,r uarrry County.
Annie NJ WclN rainuhl
vs.,
J,br 81. Wrlty. dclendanD
ro John NJ. Wpliy defendants
ln u,s .me oi the state Of Oregon.
Nom are bs,eby r,uoired to appear aud
.c. y.- th, d. mrlaiu, filed against YOU
An ,b, at,1yc entitled .uii on or before
Ala. drs, day oi tbc next regular term Of
,t. ali,,c entitled rfur, o. wit;
or .r io-c ,bc 5,h day of October
ions aud ii YOU aiI TO appear aud
an.vrr. for want thereof plaintiff will
take iudscmc. against YOU for the re-
lief pmyed ior iu plaintiffs complaint,
uu vii.
For "a decree OF divorce absolute from
the Ipieudau, and the care and custody
%. tho minor child Grace I welty,
mentioned 900 the complaint aud tor m
o,dsr such a. l. therein mentioned and
io, costs and disbursements.
This summons is Published iu Th,
Times. erald. a weekly newspaper pub
lished In the City Of Burns, Harnr,
county, Oregon. once week Tor si'
consecutive weeks for service, puhlica
,inn hy order ci Hon J.P Bector. judge
oi ih- ounty court, Of Ilarnc, County
and tire state oi Oregon made and en-
tered uu the go day Of Angus, looS, th'
fret pu itatjor hereof H. msie on tie
~ IA, ui August. lnoS
GEO. :. SInEMORE.
Attorney Toy Plaintiff
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-03
A GOOD THEATRICAL cONPASY.

Geo. " loves Madison Square
Theatre Co. has held the boards
al the b. A. c. hall in this city
since last Tuesday night and with
general satisfaction 10 good
houses each night. His compa-
ny Of performers are the best
that have appeared in this city
since the Harpers were mere.
The opening play was Hearts
Of the Blue Ridge. " This proved
a very popular bin and each even
ing the house has been quite well
filled. In the Hills Of North
Car'lina" was the bin Wednes-
day and In Old Kentucky" was
highly appreciated Thursday
evening. Chic" was well re-
ceived last night.
9TH Death do us Part" will
be presented tonight with Mr..
and Mrs. Mong playing the lead
ing role. They have become
general favorites with theatre
goers Of this city, as also Mr..
and tlrs. Lowe. The latter ap-
Pc ed 10 good advantage in the
characters Of Madge in Old Ken
tueky and Chic last night.
These people have excellent
support in Mr.. Oliver and other
members Of the company, max
ing it in all an exceptional troupe
for this interior section.
Mr.. loves company may re-
main a portion Of next week as
his next dates are at Prineyille
during the fair. They are well
pleased with the reception ac-
corded them by the people of
Burns and say they will return
next year
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-03
FAIR WEEK SPEED EVENTS
Continued from page -

Continued from page II
when it dropped the colt scared
and almost stopped. giving the
other horses considerable lead.
He gained on them and ran the
mare a close race down the
stretch. but was unable to catch
her. We didn't get the time.
The mile Indian pony race was
a very amusing feature and
usual Capt. Louis carried OIL Ae
purse.
Thursday and yesterday the
bad weather prevented any rae
ing. If it is fair today there Is
an excellent program with four
good races on the cards and each
will be hotly contested.
Among the really good pertor-
mances this week was that of
the BigCs roam two-year,old colt
The Remitter He shows good
speed and gave an excellent ac-
count of himself against the old
er horses. 2. J. Connolly's sor-
rel runner. Patsy B., has also
made good in his maiden effort
and shows exceptional form for
q three-year-old. Mr. Connolly s
two-year-old thorough bred. Con
D.. has not been started yet but
is entered in the half-miie free
for AN this afternoon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-03
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

N,,iee is hereby given that the
conrty BOARD OF Equalization OF Harney
county. Oregon, viii ueet"t 'he Oour'
t,opse In Burns. Oregon, ON Monday,
o,,,ber 10. 1908, for the purpose OF
.,,sl;,ipr the assessment oi property OF
lIo-nry County az by law provided aud
,.;Il remain In session from day to day
un,il the work of equalization Is COM
p'c'ed. ,,,,
p,,.5 at Burns. Oregon. Scrt. %, 1908.
e.. a. BuruNGH,N,
County 'ssessor
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-03

". ". Drinkwater. black
smith. Harney Oregon. Horse
snoeing and all kinds Of general
rauair work. Your business sol
Igited.
The Roy Bunyard saw mill Is
now ready for business at the
new location. All kinds Of lum-
Der can be secured. Nearest
mill to the valley. Good roads.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-03

For SALE 900 tons Of alfalfa
and timothy hay. Call on or
oddress Bently Bros Mt. YER
non. Oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-03
ATTEMPTED BANK RoBBeR'

When r. S. Slater cashier OF
the First National Bank Canyon
CITY. swung ,he vault door open
last Monday morning he was for
am instant paryalizcd with sur
prise at what me, his gGze. says
the Canyon City Eagle Through
the ceiling of the vaul. came
pouring rays Of hch, entering
from q hole abou, l4Nis inches
cut through the solid mas1uery
of the vault. About two feet
above thg top OF the yagl, is ,ne
roof and through the roof had
been cut @ hole through which
the would-be robber had made
his entrance. Nothing in the
vault had been disturbed The
only evidence chat there been an
in.ruder was the remains of o
ta'.aw candle which had crl1en-
tly furnished light for the roober
10 work by
The safe Is manganese steel
and burglar proof lthas O time
locS p.iancc The safe did
not show ary trace of being
worked on. and iy is believed
that when rhe robber made his
way into the vault and saw who,
he was %. against h, abandoned
the job in disgust
No clue was left that would
direc, suspicion in any particular
direction. From the manner IN
which the job was worked it Is
believed rt1ut -wv men were en-
gagged and that they were expert
combination men. Acting under
the belief that the bank had no.
thing bur o common combination
safe they forced an entrance.
As soon. however. as they saw
the style and character Of the
safe they did not even make ans
attempt y0 force 10 open. a no.
vice nigh, have gone 90 work II
ON aryemp. .a drill. cr opening fo'
q charge ol niTo-g.ycer.ue uu
not SO with the proiesh wh,
know what they can get into an,
what they cannot
The entrance into the vaul
was made either SATURDAY nigh
or Sunday night. but IL Is mor
than likly that it was done OF
Saturday night as tha- w1ui,
give the robbers TWO nights q
carry away the swag IN case the,
We're successful IN getting int
the safe The bank had O .h
time something over 500 1000 D
gold coin in the safe, IN addition
10 the currency.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-03

Regardless of what effect 1t
has upon certain business or
any particular section, race track
gambling is a thing OF the past
in Harvey county and the sooner
il is realized that this isa fact the
better for an concerned.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
rvrrrn srArrs LASu OrFtcE.
uttrrs Orauon. -uufnm her lS, los.

rvtrrn STATES LASu orFtcE.
burns oregon, september Is, l~'S
v.,t., 3. hereby rivcu that John n. Ieadlcy'
of purus OREGON. who ou NuVcmhef % W.
made homestead Entry No 30, Sellai' /
Sd. u.5i for So wv WY MA Section "
tauushlu Q south. Range % East, Nillnwrtc
verif ifiau. hae filed uotirc of intcmtnn tu nasc
Ffuri communication Z uUt 20 establish .ialW
= fhr land ahnvr described, before ths Ncllt
f.. and Receiver at Burns. oregon, ON the llsi
.. H nf uUfuhor, lais.
claimant names ae wi ucssts ~
David savage Richard savage. Ncntl Mh.
WV FAuHE, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-03
Bufns oregon. iis' No. oiso
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED srArrs LkNu OTricE
Uurus. oregon. -cufcmhcf lf, ialN \
Nuttrc is hereby EivUn that thc Nof htrh
f.nriup Railway tnmrnuNs whose lt.. V.ll.
sddrrss Il I'd Paul. Minnesota. hiss this lnih
iav OF scptum hcr iqos hlcd lu this ohtc ~ Nv
riiCafion 20 select undcr the rfnviainns ~ w
Artnf tinurfrss approved tulY o. lsN ~ SiA'
81 eoI tn- puc 1- section lwuutN-tive -II'
'rnvrshtp rwcuty-fwu ~. -out.. taht'
rhirfv rs. Easf ~ tho willamette MERIDIAN
Anvand ru persons claiming udVcrseN th'
t4ris .iosrrtbru. n- ursifiug |u object lr,- ~ =
.f fhp nd oral character oI the and. nf lo
ans nfNuf r.fsUu. tu thc diFru.t iH hrh'l' a'
oII,e. au ,.I Iei"fe the liii al. "i ueiotef' t''
Wv strsE. lyE's
rat.utFlrst rutlirtii'r s'Ita'.bcr wih' i.''
uaf. a. ta.t pubIi. fipu u f'n.f gan, iN'-.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-03
NorIcE FOR PUBLICATION.
uMrrp Srtrrs ltNn ofiitr
Burns. oregon -er'rm Urf DIT l'-

UNITED STATS o. N' VIZ. m.
Burns, oregon -erirn .rf I- N'-
NoH.g is hereby give char UannHh p 'ar
.. Uar~ev. urcrlu. who. uu N'NcmH Htr
.. ~ eri. .Nrt. section HnNrsN'r Il.
...H Esurc Fast. Willamette Mcr'IHu
H...I rs.f.r oi Intention io wakn iiuH' Poo.
f..ssanIfsF r.afm fn ere lHru nuuar of .iU,i'
.sf.r. fhe Rurisfrr and Receiver Hf Nuruf.
.....r rr thp .f.t day of urfuHHf. le
claimant names as wlfuestc'.
Vrar"ss Horrr. lanes Gilbert, l',
Urtgssr al Of Uafncn. OREGON, .NhN d. i.'h
.lu Ut Hufus. Oregon
vs. rluur WtgIstrr.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-10-03

The premium for the best gen
eral exhibit of vegetables at the
fair this week was carried oft by
n collection grown on new land
first crop which certainly dem
onstrates that cultivation and
proper care is what counts. W.
G.. Holder. of Sunset, carried OIL
the honors.
Evening journal., 1908-05-25
Notes and Comments

Or. s. Weir Mitchell is not long of mental healing
stock lie be'e es the old school of medicine more ef
fective than unoorlSng the faith tank
Wonder 4 oather Montgomery, Of Pittsburg hasn't
the entire finds of the Allegheny National
Better kin all the ours than to lose man like William
the incubation OF at least four others.
The erstwbne boy Orator of the Platte" made wry
face and registered kick against swallowing
the bitter pennsylvania dose He says it is rank en-
beIziement
This congress holds like the grim reapers grip on
colored person Now it is said they not quit until
June bloom Better chop and permit the
try to resume business at the old stand
The National Association Manufacturers shy at poll
tics Too much disturbing legislation in the past leads
them to believe that hands orr is the winning scheme
Safe bet that Willie Hohenzolern would sooner have
bunch of fiecrackers than the teddy bear New York
toymaker is sending him
The narrow path straight but If you slip the
edge bard to stop the rush down its Sides and s
h"ruer 20 'hn'D paeN'
What's the matter with "Rube" wadden a dark
horse Tor e'her partyF
will keep busy shining. and the rain falling
the unlusts in Pttsburg. The opposite element have
moved for feur Of contagion
It's easier to loot bank if you know the combination
than to dynamite the vault
Jacob stolts. Hightstown. N J.. newspaperman, cee-
brated his golden wedding Thursday He is still actively
engaged in the arduous profession.
Eleven yeer old wilmington girl travels 5000 miles to
her rather without fear. She's peach.
The gathering Lake Mohonk of national and inter
national to further Peace earth and Good
VIII All Mankind" is deserving of attention II is
movement for better relations that forces recognition
Night riders in Kentucky kneel in prayer before burn
ing barn. NO enon of peculiar kind OF grace before
killing a man. Perhaps they kow their victim.
whisper as The Irishman says theren be lashin's
fun at Denver when the convention meets
'Tn God Trust" is 10 go on coins again Let's try
10 tell the truth and trust that God will permit to
corral some Of the shekels, with or without