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New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

Mr z. c. seiouss African Nature Notes and
"Reminiscences" book for which President
Roosevelt has written d preface, is nearly ready
for publication. The President speaks Of the
author as the last of the big game hunters of
South Africa.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
ROOkS OF THE WEEK
ART.

THY cpApr.1r ARTS AND CRAFTS YEAR BOOK.
1905 The American Annual Revue" Of the En-,
craving, Printing and Allied Industries holtei
illustrated Atn- BOO
I44su7iIt6n: Republican Publishing Company
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

Il IL
Wells Of his War in the Air" OF the condition
OF the world on the of the outbreak of this
war he says;
cluster of smaller ones, each armed 10 the teeth
o oG n GTTy mere o n 10 ge ahsSo an 81 4
efficiency. The great powers were, first. the United
States: nation addicted 70 commerce. but reused
to ms5y 9ecsssties ny the efforts s. Of G Germany
conee6UeTces Of her own unwary anuexations Of
iand in the very teeth Of Japan. She maintained
she In violent conflict between federal and
service in defensive militia Next came the great
alliance Of Eastern Asia, d close knit coaleScence
year by year TO predonninance in the worlds az
fairs Then The German alliance still struggled 10
achieve It's dream OF imperial expansion and It's
imposition Of the German language upon forebly
nao mfo h1 t6s Brisish Fnpi4e ire perious Scat
surrectionary movements in Ireland and among all
cgare55es boots BOWER hats cricket lace ee
iIlgs, cheap revolvers petroleum the factory syS-
English and the vernacular, inexpensive university
produced considerable literature expressing
tenpt f9r tae subject Jaces "a ana rshGereo u Tsy
lieve that nothing would result from these stiInu-
mortal East; and also, in the inspired words Of
Kipling:
And never the twain shall meet
Instead OF which. Egypt, India and the subject
G9une Of pasda a sation d the n5
energy, activity aad modernity-
The novelist makes his war tax. place be
tween Germany and the United States great
airships being the vehicles of attack
The early experiences of Thomas Bailey Al
drich in New York, when a boy Of nineteen
he wrote verses tried work in his uncle's count
ing room and finally found himself literary
editor of the entertaining old Mirror" are TO
be rehearsed IN the May number Of "Scribners-"
The article is the work Of the poets biosrapher,
Mr.. Greenslet.
Where did Blackmore find the EXmoor stories
out OF which he framed that deathless novel Of
Lorna Doone"? We told that IL was found
ed on three stories related By an old woman.
who died in 1926, 20 the Rev. ]. p. Chanter, a
Somerset clergyman. These are The Legend
of de WichehaIse" The Legend Of the Doones
of Badgeworthy" and THE Legend of Tom
Faggus and His Strawberry Horse" John Ridd.
THE London Mail" notes, is easily identified
with a John Rid who we'll known in his
dav as wrestler. and Rid. with the other
names that Blackmore uses-Faggus Cor Vag
gus) and Snov-are still TO be found on Ex-
moor. But there is no valley that exactly cor
responds with that which the writer describes
as the Doones' home
neat little pamphlet entitled Books and
Publicity" and bearing the imprint of the River
side Press. gives some entertaining details OF
the methods used by eminent publishing firm
IN nut its books into the hands OF readers.
These methods are worthy of all praise for their
practicaI shrewdnees and good sense 1t is 20 be
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

What is thought the improba ole IN fiction IS
sometimes found be the true. Sentlmentai
Tommy was made TO strangle himself in climb
ing scne garden palings, and those who blamed
Mr.. Barrie for using device so unlikely are
now confounded by account Of the recent
death of a Partisan from the same cause
Finding on his return from dinner that ne
had not his key with him, he climbed his own
garden gate fell over IL, and was strangied
by his collar in the darkness" so says The
London Globe"
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
EDUCATIONAL.

OUR TfOLIpATs. Recttatious and Exercises Ar
Compiled Matilda Blair Illus
trsted. 1cruo, rp. 176 tMcCoughIn Brothers.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
NATURE STUDY.

ROSS THEIR HISTORY. pEvE1oFnEfT ~ TT-T--
TTVATION- BY the Rev Joseph y Penloer-on
With rrIored f-outispece. 1ftroErsphi~ plates and
other Illustrations the text syo. pp. xiv 55'
OonErnans, Green & COl
POISON IVY AND SWAMP ST-NATH. F. Annie 0azes
huntington illustrated photographs limo
rp TX. Published ~ the auth1rp
Containing reproductions from photographs showing
the plants in the different botanical
chapter the treatment of the poisonous
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
LITER AZURE.

BRookEs ''ROMEUs AND JULIET" BEING THE
ORIGINAL OF SHAKESPEARE's ROMEO AND
JULIET Newly BY J. J. Munro. I6mo. DID
xvii. I5T. tDuried * CO
In 'Th. Shakespeare LIbrary.' edited by Professor
T. GoilancZ
LOVE AND LIFE AND OTHER STUDIES. By Alfred
KreymbOrg. 12Ino, PIP % tThe Grafton Press
Short essays miscellaneous themes.
THE OI.D-SPELIING SHAKESPEARE Being the
Works % Shakespeare in The Spelling OF the Best
Quarto Folio Texts Edited BY +. J. Furny a
and late ". G. Bosweli-Stnne. Under the gen
ed!torship ot Professor ]. tioancz. tDuf-
q Coz
The four volumes Just issued comprise "A Mdsou-
Nights preaIue' 80 The Two Gentlemen or We
roma. ''Twelfe Night The Comedis OF Errors
STU DIES IN NEW ENGLAND TRANsCENDENTALTsM
BY Harold Clarke Goddard sVo. pp. 2is Crh-
Macmillan Company
MISCELLANEOUS.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
JUV EMILE.

THE PLAYMATE BY Charles Turley- Illustrated ~
Il r. Milar. 12mo. pp- 3os- tEz p. Dutton a Coz
The chronicles OF merry youngsters thei-
ensrtaining godfather.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

And then at last it came" writes Mr. H. g.
Wells Of his War in the Air" OF the condition
of the world on the eve of the outbreak of this
war he says:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
DIR. JOHN RROH y.
His Letters and Those Of His
Friends.

LETTERS OF nR. JOHN BROWN Win Let
+ere from Prskfn, Thackeray and Others
F55-ed bz- His Son and I. ". Forrest, d D
with Biographical INTRODUCTION by Elizabeth
= NcILarer. illustrated. 12n1o. pp- 36s. The
Macmillan Companv.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

new edition of Mr.. Thomas kirkups In
quiry Into Socialism has been brought from
the press Of Longrnars, Green Co. The book
was first published in 1887, and its second edi-
ton issued a year later. has been out Of print
since 1890 The author has attempted in this
hook to discover what is enduring and benefi-
cent in the socialist movement by study OF
the forces principles and tendencies which are
at work in the present state OF historic evoiu-
ton He holds that the old order cannot IN
definitely survive" and he adds:
The process Of change therefore must 60 ror-
ward vet it is obviously better when tne pFos.
ress of the world can be secured without IHe
catastrophe called a revolution The most cuI-
ahie and henefCent progress is that OF wise
gradual and energetic adaptation of our lnstIu-
tions the peeds Of the time II IS one @ OF tns
exaggerations> of many recent and contemporary
socialists that they insist too much on lFie 1unC
ton and value of revolutions in the deVeIopfnenl
Of society
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

Seattle has produced a novelist in the person
of Miss A ". Anderson. A book from her pen
is TO be brought out next month under the title
Of '~The Heart of the Red FRS Little, Brown
& Co. being the publishers.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
POETRY.

THE 0T%AETS. a Drama Of the Nzpo'e0rtr Wars IN
parts nineteen acts ana hundred and t7i-T =
scenes BY Thomas Hardy. Part III l-no, II,
-55 CThe Macmillan Company
THE POISONED LAKE AND OTHER POEMS Fy
AIanson HarIpeuCe- limo. pp- H. s5 'Br'a1Nsy
Publishing Company
HANNE1I.E Dream Poem ~ GerhaT- TauPtnnanu-
Rendered into English and Prose by Charles
Henry Meitzer. limo. pp 1o2 DOUBLEDAY Page
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

The addresses of Governor Charles E. Hughes
have been gathered into a volume which the
Putnams have in preparation. An introduction
has been contributed by President Schurnan of
Cornell
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

THE AMERICAN BATTLEsHIP AND LIFE IN THE
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

noted that Houghtou Mifiin & Co. frankly con-
dernn newspape per publication of "haring notices
of books; we do not believe, they say. that
this method of publicity is tn the best inter
ests either of our authors of ourselves They
add-and the high position of the house gives
unquestioned authority to their declaration
@We-have, the other hand. thorough conf
dence in the value OF newspaper advertising
when the announcements properly convey to the
readers true conception of the contents and
value of the books" A long list of the journals
in which their advertisements appear shows how
results have justified their confidence.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

Five hundred of Martin Luthers letters have
been translated by Miss Margaret A Currie for
volume which Macmillan has just brought
out. These letters cover period of thirty-nine
years and end with the one which Luther ad
dressed to his wife four days before his death
Most of them reveal the man in the character
Of rrnrnI1s frhrer
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
POLITICAL SCIENCE.

CURRENT ISSUES Ry Hon. Leslie Mortimer shaw
limo. Do 4. ID Appleton & to'
Considerations the tariff question. the merchant
marine trusts, currency reform and miscellaneous
public questions
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
A woMAN's WAY.

She sits within . darkened room and
weeps,
But not for one whom she may greet no
mofc:
It Is i1nsiy vigil that she keeps:
But suddenly her heart with siadness
leaps,
For she has heard his footstep at the
door.
within her room she bidcs alone awhile,
And clears away the traces OF her tears.
She ties her ribbons in a more becoming
style.
And then. with but n faint hint OF a smile.
Upon the stairs. with queeniy grace. ap-
pears.
She wrpt because he was nve minutes
late;
She thought her joys were all forever
past
Without a trace Of tears. calm and sedate.
She gives him cause to think that he must
walt
For years ere he may win her love at
last.
s. Z. KIscr. in Chicago Rccord-Iicraii.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
By the Old Gate.

when the old farmer asked you
where you were last night heard you
tell him you were playing with two
farm hands," remarked the first
boarder from the city
You bet was" laughed the second
bnarder from the city.
What We're you playing? Cards ?"
mo. just playing Cupid's game Of
hands. You see. these farm hands be
longed to the pretty daughter Of the
old farmer."-Chicago Daily News.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23

And there beneath the ruddy moon.
Throw caution to the breeze
And hug summer girl or two.
With old-time ecBtasies!
Full well he knows some nifty rnisa
Is sitting in the sand
And waiting for n man from town
To come and hold her hand.
And SO he yearns to night the "skest-
And test the chigoe crop,
And hear the old familiar cry:
Now. Archibald. you STOPv
He knows the crop of girls Is ripe
where buoyant seagull wings
And he. the wretch. would like to SOW
rev engagement rings!
Smart Talk.
woman that can look pretty in n
dressing sack and curl papers. ia good
enough to eat.
New York poet rhymes bread WITH
sheltered. A poet never did know
any too much about bread.
4 4 4
1t makes us philosophical to th,nt
how the world will run along in the
same old way after we are dead,
4 4 4
- - w - hS " opopoT tuV0TtlBeG Mia.
lin skirks at $1.1S." Must be some.
thing that goes on merry widow hat
4 4 4
some people spend 80 much time
telling folks what they know that thew
never have time to amount to any.
thing themselves.
4 4 4
A lot of trouble is caused IN tb,.
world by throwing mud at the hornet.
nest. Some people don't seem to he
happy unless they are trying to get
stungi ee'
Princeton poet wants to be with
her In the back seat Of the Limousine
This may be all right. but how a man
can hit a girls lips going bouncine
along In an auto car is more than 7
can ngure out. Plain Old Dobbins
with the lines tied to tho buggy to,,
IL good enough for me.
Q o o
Luggage,
When Mabelle hies herself aw.v
To spend week or 80
Among the country's fragrant ch.,
Where city people go.
orv M packs trunk 80 big and decp
That baggage smashers swear
nrs IN her purse she gently tucr.
aet oathing suit with carel
NO.. !,
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
Enrce of klhlt.

What did that young cub reporter
follow up before he came with us?"
asked the managing editor.
believe he was q dentist" respond
ed the assistant.
"Ah. | thought SOL"
why, has he been writing anything
about dentistry"
Yes. rather suggestive OF It. In dc
scribing storm on the lake he wrote
that the ship had difficult time 'Iull-
ing out of the teeth OF the gale. -
Chicago Daily News.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
Notice for Publication

U. s. Land office a. Pueblo, Colorado.
September Goth, 1908
Notice Is hereby given that Alice NJ. Faric-.
of ordway, Colorado, who on August LIST, 1874,
made Desert Land Entry No. sJ3, Serial No.
Oils. for MEX Nw4. Section .. Township 90 s.
Range IS W 9Th Principal Meridian. has filed
hOtice of intention to make Fin,l Five Year
Proof, to establish claim TO the land above de-
scribcd, before U. S. Land OM.e. at Pueblo.
Colorado. on the iIth day OF November. 1905.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank D. Mays.
Peat d. FAIRIES,
Robert A. Paul,
Ray Z. Ferree, all of Ordway. Colorado
S. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication October and.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
Or a Swinciler,

Mrs. Dewtell-I do think Mr.. Hank
OF. without exception.
Mrs. Jenkins-Why. what's he been
doing?
Mrs. Dewtell-Sued man for allen
alton OF his wifes affections and set
the damages at only ten dollars
Judge.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
LANDSCAPE OF THE FARM

A great many, II not a majority, ol
Colorado farms are OF forty acres oI
more. The problem Of making tn,
farm an attractive place is best solv,
ed at the beginning. The common
method is to build house and out.
buildings close by the highway, along
which every conner chances to run. The
result is that the opportunity Ia
bcautify the farm-home is thus lost
mt the outset. Ii one has only a
city lot to build upon, this crowding
To the front is not only permissible,
but necessary. But with forty acres
OF background the squeezing OF the
home into the extreme corner shows
lack OF imagination.
The farm view from its buildings
tances, Two things may aid in SC
curing this. First, II there is an elc-
walton anywhere upon the farm, the
homestead, other conditions being
satisfactory, should be located there.
1t Is an inspiration Of Incompatible
value to the farmer In his few leisure
moments To stand at the door of his
home and look down upon the domain
which lie Is yearly conquering. The
nearer such an elevation Is to the
center, the better the opportunities
for securing tine landscape effects and
il there be no such elevation upon
the farm, Il few acres near the center
should he chosen for the home in
closure, from which driveway should
connect IL with the highway by the
shortest route compatible with rcgu
lar laying oil uf the fields.
The reasons for having barns and
implement houses at this point are
especially sound. II is the point of
vantage from which all portions Of
the farm are OF easiest access. which
means much In economy uf time. and
Of wear and tear upon machinery 20
ing to and coming from the uutly iug
ilelds. On two different farms in New
York state, one nf twice the size ui |
the other. il was found that the po |
sition Of the farm buildings near the
center OF the large one resulted In
less loss of time going To aud coming |
from the fields than In the smaller. |
where the buildings were incunvcn-
iently located
The question OF planting the i'm.
mediate surroundings OF the farm
buildings may be reserved for a sub.
sequent paper, but few words about
the planting OF the outlying portions
will not be out uf place.
First-Plant the ditch banks with
willows, the silyer-lcaf poplar, the
Carolina poplar, etc, in such manner
that In few years it will all appear
as natural mass OF vegetation along
waterway.
Sccond-Plant the driveway with
American elm, set 10 feet apart using
Carolina poplars as filters half way
between. The latter will make quick
growth, but should be removed when
they begin to touch arms with the
elms.
Where windbreaks are required use
Carolina pOplars, set as closely as
twenty feet. Do not make the mis-.
take Of using Lombardy poplars They
have an entirely different use.
Rows OF Elms or Soft Maple may be
planted along the highway outside
the farm boundaries with excellent
effect.
LESLIE +. PAUL.,
Colorado Agricultural College, Fort
Collins.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
NOTICE F0R PUBLICATION
department Of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Pueblo, Colo.

department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Pueblo. Colo.
Sept. 10. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that John f Jacoey.
OF Arlington. Colorado, who, on October 2oth.
l906, mnde Homestead Entry No. 1881.
Serial No. oio2o. for Lots ,. !. 81. NwA
Section 8. Township 10 g.. Range 53 W.. 9th
Principal Meridian. has filed notice of intention
to make Final five year Proof, to csta blish claim
TO the land above described. before U. s. Land
Once, at Pueblo. Colo, on the 9th day of
November, 1908.
Claimant names AZ witnesses:
christopheTJ. eleven ger Of Arlington. Colo
W. z. Givans of 4"
James Coulter of "
NJ. @. Best of
&. A. ABBEY, Register,
First publication August goth.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23

a farmer On Rural Route ., Empire
Ca, W. A. Floyd by name, says:
"Bucklen's Arnica Saive cured the
two worst sores l ever saw; one on my
hand and one on my leg. 1t is worth
more than its weight In gold. I would
not be without 1t IL / had to mortgage
the farm TO get it," Only 25c. at Ed.
gar Bros. drug store.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23

himself. He feels like bottle OF
SKINNED milk and Is afraid to gam
Dol on the green lest he stub his toe
stick up and be left TO parch ike
gum weed stalk In the sun. He Is so
thin he feels like temperance town
during n session OF the grand jury
and has to walk broadsidc Of the wind
when II blows. TO keep the zephyrs
rom whs'llnE n tune on his wish
'oue. Honest. this friend of mine
TuGld make fine bookmark II 1t
wasn't fur his feet Hes thinner than
some Of the basque patterns on our
rect. and n churchfcstiyal oyster
sew wouldn't dare look him In the
iacr for shame a shadow that
1ns been run over by n steam roller
is as thick AS n piece OF mothers ap-
RE pie compared TO this cuss. Every
line lie swallows a mouthful of food
you can see him bulge out all the way
iuwn Ike boaconstrictor gorging q
jack rabbit. Some where there Is a
crack in the sidewalk that is simply
aching to let him slip through into the
terrible abyss below. \ fat man does
not have all the trouble in this world!
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
Ingenuity.

1T requires very ingenious man to
be an inventor, doesn't it,"
Il should say So" answered the me.
chanical expert. Getting up an In.
vention isn't so hard, but the ingenu.
1ty required to get 1t on the market is
enormous. Washington Star.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
10 LEASE STATE LANDS

Office Of State Board OF Land Commissioners.
Denver. Colo. Oct. 18th, 1908
Notice Is hereby given that Thatcher & Z ,er-
hart, whose postoffice address is Pueblo, Colo.
has made application No. 5i57 to lease the fol.
lowing described School Lands situate I'm
Lincoln county. Colorado, to wit: All of Sec.
ion SO Township II s.. Range So W.
No other application 20 lease the above de.
scribed lands will be considered after Novem-
Der 22ud 1908.
JOHN +. VIVIAN,
Register State Board Land Commits sioners.
Fist publication October 23rd.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior.
L : Land Once at Pueblo, Colorado
October ,U'h. 100
Notice Is hereby given that Ernest q, L'n-
caster. of Ordway. Colorado, who, on Scptem
bcr -, - ; made Homestead Entry No 1911 q,
serial No uIao6, for ~. NEa. SEA NE4
Section -. sw4 Sw4 Section ~. TOWNSHIP
u 5 Range 81 " 9th Prime pal Meridian. has
II ed notice Of intention To make Final H."
year Proof. to establi claim 10 the land above
described before L. :. Land Office at Pueblo.
Colo. on the aIth day OF Nnvcmbc-. 1905.
Claimant names as witne-sc-:
II. L. Lackcy. OF Colorado Springs, Colo
" IL Bon'din. of ordway, Colo.
A. X Buudin. OF
Charles McCabc. of
$. A. ABBEY. Register
E,rsf ruI,lir,fIon O.t,I-r Igth
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
Denartment OF the Interior.

Department OF the Interior.
o. 5 Land Oiiice at Pueblo Colorado
October 10th. 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that Guy Hurst "'
Ordway. Colorado, who on May :. lvu'' hHI'
desert land entry No. ilsl. Serial No. ol''''
for ~. Section 70. Township 10 Range % W
9th Principal Meridian has ticd no.ice "i IN
tendon to make Final nvr year Pr"oi. t" o-tAn-
n-b claim to the land above described. before
L. : Land Ofcc at Pueblo Colo. un the IstH
day of November, INs
Claimant names a witnesses;
JOHN Ninyard
r. { Est"p
ChaS Wilson
IL A. Sawyer. all Of Ord~ny. Colo,
S.A ABBEY. Register
First publication October i6th
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
No Prospects,

Sympathetic Little Boy-You're aw.
fully tired Of keeping house, aren't
you, mother?
Mother-Yes, dear.
But there isn't even much use In
dying and going to heaven, is there?
Cause you'd have a mansion on your
hands then."-Life.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
Dcpar,mcu, Of the Interior

Department Of the Interior
u :. Land Once at i'ucblo. Colorado.
September 10Th. IQus.
Notice l. hereby given that ForrcstA Whitney
"i Ordway. Colo who, on Sept, -. 1891. made
Desert Land Eutry No SO, Serial M. OiI5t, for
SE4. ~. Sw4. Section II. Township 81 8,
Rance ~ " 9Th Principal Meridian, has hicd
notice of intention Ia make Final Proof.
to establish C aim to ths land Lbove de-
-cribcd. before L. T. Land once at Pueblo.
Colorado on the 10th day of November, 1905.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
George II. Ciafiin,
J. +. Drcscher,
A. +. EnyArt,
Edd. G. Whitney. all OF Olncy. Colo.
$. A. ABBEY, Register.
First publication October and.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
Notice For Publication
Department of the Interior.

Department Of the Interior,
US. Land once Mt Pueblo. Colorado
October 10Th, 1905
Notice il hereby given that wiliiah d
Trainer, OF ordway, Colo, who. on Mafeh ~
1909, made Homestead entry No. ii3'e' serial
No. oIy0s, for Lots and 10. Section !. Town
ship 81 8 Range 81 W, 9Th Principal Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make fina'
iiye year Proof. to establish claim to the lanu
above described. before Clerk District Court
at La Junta. Colo. on the 2'th day ~
November, lpOs.
Claimant names as witnesses:
J. II. Trotter
William Waugh
d. Spindle
Albert Houston. al Of ordway Colo.
: A. ABBEY, Register
First uublicatlon October 10th
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
An ENCOURAGING Sigr.

"Our baby squalls all night long"
Don't be discouraged lie may
grow up to help nominate president
some day. Record-Hcrald
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
@ O O
Vacation.

The lazy August days are near
When heat IL most intense.
And every fellow feels full well
His great Incompetence.
He fnin would drop the roins of trade
And close the Office door
And HE himself to splnshing waves
Along the oceans shore.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
Case and Comment.

The accommodating husband paints his
house
In style to suit the wishes Of his spouse:
And the nelghbors DER the why.
Who've suspicious. merely say:
When he ordered that he must have had
souse."
Puck.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
Different.

When money talks 1t matters not
What II may have to say.
1t never acts like foolish men.
And gives Itself away.
Chicago Daily News.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
VISITS WITH
- 1MEGLEW
Thin.

FRIEND OF mine
who reminds you oil
n dav ero u 8
match says ne
used TO be so
oleaginous n q
corpulent that he
felt like n hero In
a melodrama isid
was so strong he
was afraid of him
self Now that his
embunpoint h n 8
given way TO n pal
lid imitation OF
Ichabod Crane. he
SAYS he is scared to
sit on his own lap
for fgnr pf cutting
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
Hotice For Publication

First publication octob r IGih
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
Would Mortgage the Farm

First publication August 25th.
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

First rublicatIon October 10Th.