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New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

CLEANED II the moonlight ike a hyecas j. vas %
safe, - easy. and there would never -g anyth1ng
but that kinnairt had disappeared. And I'D follow
on the tr.aI Of The polce-nan now held --e ghost
dread. and The moonlight falling I'll Oh --at Side
Of the rock would surely betrav hl- should me
Sergeant only turn his ewes that way His ean al
vantage. his absolute safety. S--erI--.-et ne
breed courage
UnoonSciouslv his hand had fallen on --e 'i1 Of a
kulfe II his bel-- and the blood l-S- -- - over
HIM drew i forth 70 gIca- over a. the -.rered
is blade thrust. a luCge II kirca.-s ...y. and
he blood on the blade would -e Ike W--- -- tr9Fe
with the knife across The stone raj. ~ Ms
sr,lrtin.r Huh .s HI. ~r--.-,- ---.~. king
sound Of swine a. feed Then hr -es--- .1S- me
wall Il waiting
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d Z
w. A. FRASER
Drawing by J. n, Marchand
CHAPTER TX

w THEN Dupre passed from
w Mayo's presence to shad-
ow Preacher Black, he
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vERsippl ITEMS.

Mrs. E. r Shaw is staying with he,
daughter. Mrs. j. M. johnson.
= Mrs. A. Sterland and little daughter;
Thelma, have been visiting at Walter
Sterland's Miss Thelma will remain
here for some little time.
Mrs. Eva Lloyd and two little children,
who have been spending several days
with Mrs. C. ". Palmer, left for their
home in Norwich the 18th.
Little Donald Flynn stayed with Mrs.
Peck while his mother visited in Wash
ington.
Mr.. Omdahl has been working On Mrs.
Vestal's house, which is ready for the
masons.
This weather makes one think of the
winters supply of coal.
Leo Paine has his house nearly CONF
peted.
MI. Sutton from Kenmare is visiting
with MI. VANS people. He intends to,
locate in this vicinity.
Jovial Jim Simmons has been in from
the Wilson ranch for a few days visit.
with friends and relatives.
Miss Henrietta Wiesum has been help
ing Miss Florence David the past week..
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MElBY.

Henry White has moved into his new
house ON his homestead.
Fred Hansen's little girl has been
quite sick. The other children are getting
on nicely.
W. D. Klineer recently purchased: the
fencing on the old Heck place and has
hauled it home.
Miss M. R Morris recently returned
from a horseback trip to Dickinsom.
Mrs Phoebe Harris has gone to- Dick
inson for a few months stay.
Paul Paulson recently sold 500 head oi
sheep to Mr.. Wilson of Halliday.
The Spring Valley Sunday school was
forced to abandon its meetings; because
Of 50 much sickness this year: The
preaching services will not be- held until
further notice.
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snAckWLLE HENS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tarnen. were in
Bowman last week.. Mrs. Turner left
for a two months visit in Minnesota
and the eastern part Of this state.
]. B. Douglas made a trip. to New Eng
land recently. &
Mi. and Mrs. Norman drove to Bel6eld
two weeks ago. Mrs. Norman took the
train from that station to Minnesota,
where she will visit with relatives.
Miss Onedia Norman recently returned
from Honey Ford, N. D., where she had
been for some. time
Tha Misses Marshall entertained q .
dinner party one evening Last week.
Nike Pierce has returned from Kansal.
IN. H. !. @
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Agricultural College

About one hundred students have so
far registered in the farm husbandry
course, which may be defined as the
regular four year agricultural course with
the ''fixin's' left out. Practically all the
technical subjects taught in the four-year
course are taught in the shorter three
year course, by the same instructor, and
in much the same manner The differ
ence between the cousres is the greater
attention paid in the long course to
studies outside of but related to agri-
culture. This course, like the short
courses in pharmacy and engineering,
is becoming very popular with those
who wish the most direct information
with the least possible expenditure OF
time and money.
The Weekly Spectrum. the students
paper of the college. is turning out 8
very bright and newsy sheet this year.
1t is managed wholly by the students,
and gives excellent training in re.
portorial work.
MI. Chisholm has made some change.
insshe forge shop. and is now prepared
to take care Of the blacksmithini
Students in better shape than ever be
fore. The blacksmithing taught ii
practical. and lie the kind Of work tina
q farmer often needs to do in order Il
VZ-ZLHL-. = II. -
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lEMHNi.

T. Reilly expects to fnish thfeshina
this week at his place one mile aorth Of
town. Nh. Reilly 10 one Of the pionees
Of North Dakota. He came to Dieain-
son IS years ado and since locatine in
Stark county has proved himself . sue
cessful stockdman and farmer. The North
Dakota desert didn't offer much induce
ment for him ct first but, through indus
ny, frueality and perseverance,, he soon
leaned to overcome obstacles and pros
pered and after the lapse Of a quarter Of
q century his years Of toll and Hardship
have left very little impression upon his
rugged constitution.
The Struck family are living in, the
store building recestly vacated by Lefor
Bros. who have shtpped their goods. to
Gladstone.
The mine Of the Consolidated Coal Co.
is a very busy place just now in the
rush to fill the numerous orders received
from all parts of the state for Lehish
coal. Manager j. M. Brady has an extra
large force of men at work and this mine
can ship more coal than any other in the
state.
Miss Ida Thorsen is teaching in the
school four miles south Of town. She
recently arrived from Wisconsin,, where
she had three years experience and is
well qualified to teach the North Dakota
youth.
Sunday school is held in. the school
house every Sunday. The children are
enthusiastic over the work and are max
ing fine progress under the direction of
Mr.. Malone and MI. and Mrs. Struck. .
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PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS.
(r1Rsr PUBLICATION SEPTEMBER se.lsos.

(F1Rsr PUBLICATION SEPTEMBER %, 1908.
State of North Dakota, :. In District Court,
County of Stark. 100 9Th Judicial Dist.
L. A. Simpson, Plaintiff
vs.. tf
Empire Real. Estate and SUMMONS
Mortgage Company,
"a foreign c~OrpOratiOn) x
Defendant
The State Of North Dakota to the above
named defendant: 3
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in the above entitled action. which
IS fled in the Office OF the clerk of district
court Of the 9th judicial district. in and for the
county Of Stark and state of North Dakota.
and to serve 8 copy of your answer to the said
complaint on the subscriber at his ONCE In
In Dickinson IN said county and state. within
thirty days after service of this summons upoa
you, exclusive of the day OF such service. ana
In case or your failure to appear or answer.
Judgment viii be taken against you by defaulS
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated September 24th. 1903.
J.E MSSERSMITH,
1885, Plaintiffs Attorney.
. Dickinson, M
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COMPUTATION PROOF,

Judge,o OF CountHC our

Department. Of the Interior. Land Ofaoe at
dickinson, N. D.. October 6. 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that Henrietta Du-
E%tntention to make fnal commutatien proof In,
support of her claim, viz: Homestead Entry
No. t3.3e1. made June 10. 1908. for the swh.
will be made before the Registersand Recei1er
al. Dickinson N. d.. onNovember35. 1906
She names the following witnesses to prove
OF. therland. VIZ: d. Hughes. NJ. Dorval, O.
Smith. N. DuBord. all of Relleld. N. D. {
10rfIot s.. M: ERRl8 Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEpARTMRNT OF THE INTERIOR

Notice ishereby giventhat George ]. Packer
OF Bsl6ed, N. d. has fled notice OF his inten-
ton TO make final Communication proof in sup
ssse made a' july EilsI1 Il, iao for npH he Es, I'VE WE Lots nS;
ia section 10, township 1888 NJ, range e6 W.,
and that said proof win be o before the
Register and Receiver. at Dickinson. N. Oak.
on December 10, 1908.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon, and cultivation
q. the land. VIZ: Charles Corbett Of Dickinson,
Nd. Frank Meade of Belaeld. N. d, Howard
Molm Of Gaylord. Nd. and Charles Aultman
of Gaylord, N. D.
E11-78t 8. II. FERRIS, Register.
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NOTICE OF GoVEaNMENr L1cEnsE

10 All Whom It May Concerns.-
Notice Is hereby given that a government
license has been issued to the firm of The
South Side Drug Company; said. firm. consist
ing OF William Chernensek. druggist o. the
City of Dickinson, N. D.: that said govern
ment license bears. the date of Y p 18th, 1904.
and the number thereon. Is 2O06T:: that said
the basement IN the. northeast corner of the
German Mercantile Building situated on lot
five 81 of block one ~, the same being used
pany in the carrying. on of their business as
druggists: that the wne Of the said de-
scribed building is The German Mercantile
Company and it is the lessor Of the said room
to the said hrm Of The South Side Drug Com
iosi.t TILE SOUTH SIDE DRUG co.
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notice. or HEARING APPLICATION FOR
DRUGGISTS PERMIT.

Sssso " 4~01'n oea $780,
County Of stark 1A Court Soun''
Phrsusnt to an order Of this court. made on
tho l0sh day Of October A. D! 1SB6.
Notice b hereby Given that on Monday. the
10th dsy Of November A. d 1888. at 4 O'Clock
70 sns q sl tSia conn., 81 IT. t tSs o aay; ~ co sne h Soaf.
In the city of Dickinson. county of Stark, and
state OF North Dakota. has been appointed by
for hearing the petition Of ST.. Price, Of the
viA1ge Of Taylor In said Stark county, for the
granting to him Of . druggist's permit to sell
poses. malt. vinous. spifituouss fermented or
other into16cating nq1orssat Lot No. 9. Block
and state o1North Dakota; when nj where
any peroon Interested in! the granting of said
petition may p and, contest the same un-
der the provisions Of the law and they will be
heard.
Dated at Dickinson, N. D.. the: 10th day Of
October AID. 1908.
J. VAN DER LAS.
1O.1O4b Judge Of County Court.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UcklnSon List No. lSS.
United States IAN ONCE, Dickinson, NORTH
Dakota. Sept e. 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that the Northern
Pacific Railway COMPANY. whose post once
address is ST. Pau. Minnesota, has this 39th
day Of Sept. 1903. 6led In this once its applic1-
ton to select under the provisions OF the aet
Of Congress, appr0ved July, I. 1888 $50 Stat. bos.
6s0) Lot 5 of section 8, in township 1873 north Of
range 81 west OF the fifth principal meridian.
containing 3.1S acres. Any and all persons
Claiming adversely the 2nddescribed.or desir-
ing ts object because OF the mineral character
of the land, OF for any other reason. to The
disposal to applicant. should file their Wits
OF protest In this ONCE. on or before the 10Th
day of November, fe0e.
105,8t. S. n. FERRIS, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
pnrARrn.Nr OF rHE1nrER1oR.

OF rHEsIng1R1onL
IT, S. Land ONCE at Dickinson, N. D.. oct. O. '0es
Notice IS hereby given that: Frank Uohytl.
OF Dickinson. N. D., who. ON November. s. 1905.
made homestead entry, No. o617, for Ek
:NWA and En-. SWH. Section, 90. Township
~ n, Range W: 9Th Principal: Meridian;
communication proof. to establish claim to the
land above described, before the Register and
Receiver. at Dickinson. ND. on the 8nd day
Of December, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses. Frank gTin1ka,.
Stanslav Pribil, Josef :FisAer and Josef Zastoo-
pN all OF Dickinson.
I03lss S.. NJ. ERR Register
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Tuesday evening about 80 gentlemen
friends rendered an informal reception
to J. E. Phelan.
W. A. McCloy has it to his credit that
in his duties as chief clerk at Dickinson
for five years he has not failed once In
making his monthly report to headquar-
tiers. He is the second oldest chief cleri
on the N. P. system.
Jess Wickham and co-workers are
arranging a cowboy supper at the Con-
sregational church Thanksgiving day.
Among the cattle shipments were C.
H. Pearl S cars, Dr.. W. X. Wheat ; cars,
&C. Mead 2 cars, H. L. Dickinson 3 D
D cars. all of Dickinson. S. F. Slough
ton 8 cars, Keogh & Kersel S cars, Frank
Wehre 3 cars, all at Hebron.
The people of Pierre, S. D., are plum
ing themselves because of an export OF
IS, 600 beeves this year. This may be
very good'for a South Dakota town but
Dickinson comes in S. 900 head better.
The carpenters and bridge builders,
including Superintendent Geo. Senour,
of the Missouri division. were taken off
Tuesday. Roadmasters j. C. F. Parker
and Kelly were relieved on Wednesday.
The N. P. retrenchment policy looks like
a present reality.
Tuesday, November IA, the ladies of
St. Luke's guild will give an "Ex-
perience Party" at the home of Mrs.
J. j. Freeman. The children of
the Sunday school were entertained
Halloween at a candy pull at the home
of Mrs. j. B. Thompson and the young
people at the same place later in the
evening.
W. H. McCroy and Miss Lucy Eyer
were married November /. by Rev. A.
J. Burnett at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Frazier. Mr. McCroy is 8
prosperous rancher living at Oakdale and
Mrs. Mccoy has lived in Dickinson foz
several years.
Dan S. Bryan, j. Ne Tracey's foreman.
was in the first Of the week. He said
that 400 acres, of fall plawine had been
done on the Tracey farm, which with
400 acres of summer following and zoo
acres of breaking, made, 1000 acres
ready for next years crop.
James H. Colerove has leased his
livery and feed stable to William
Neuens. who has been manager Of the
barn the past season.
Among the visitors to the town were
Pete Warnere of Richardton, the Suther-
lands of South Heart, William King,
William Porter and ]. w. Seilman of
Belfield, E. R. Bonney Of Antelope, J.
A. Ferris. and family of Medera, Mrs. H.
B. Dickinson of Great Falls, Mont, the
guest of Mrs. j.. Colkins, Mrs. Dennis
O'LearY of South Heart. and J. A.
Barker. a Billings county commissioner.
The attendance Of the schools for
October is, First primary, So; intermedi-
ate, "a; advance. Is: Grammar, Is
high school, g. total ISL.
Dr. Samuel Pelton, aged 16 years and
7 months, died October so in this city.
He had lived in New York., Pennsylvania.
where he raj engaged in the manufac-
ture of horse power threshins machines.
in Illinois, where he was in business and
in California. where he studied and
practiced medicine. He came to Stark
county about nine years ago and was
widely respected X.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Isolated tract).

= O1I1O Ik2VVD 0AICA, -
Dickinson N. D.. Land ONCE, Oct. 2. 1874;
Notice IS hereby given that, as directed. by.
the commissioners Of the general land once,
under provisions Of Act Of Congress approved,
June q, f9O6. Pabhc-No. 500. we win, offer. at
public sale. to the highest bidders.at 10 O'Clock.
q. NJ ON the 10 day Of November next. at this.
oface. the following tract of land to witt: SK,
SWA. SWA sen Sec. g.. Twp. 1At NJ,
Rye. 9eW. -
Any persons claiming adversely the aboye-
deeribed lands are advised to, file their. claims,
ignsted for sole.
N1ost S. M. FERRIS, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Isolated tlRct),.

Dickinson. ND. LandOface, Oct. !, tso6,
Notice Is hereby given that. as directed BIZ
the commissioner OF the general iandsodace.
under provisions Of Act of Congress approved
June ~ 1905. Public-No. 800. we will ofer &C
9. m. on the 10Th day of November: next, sc
this ONCE, the following tract Of land. to VII.
Eh Sec. u, Twp. 13s. N. Rye. hW.
described lands are advised ia, fle their olafms.
Or objections on IN before the day above 6es,
10-10-6t s. M. FERRIS Raa,ster
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1G1OlA

final final A ACC MT \ 6zs af;za S
state'o North Datotas IN County Court:
In G the matter 8s Ss Of the e,sa. ee Of Cunning nnSSs S
Bedford. deceased.
Eugene L. BuShe and Stephen
Fiske as Executors and. Trus-
tees under the last Will and. Sue
T Tss,aas s.. Of Cunning $.
Petitioners.
vs.. Notice and
Stephen Fiske, Cunning s.. Citation Z.
Bedford. Mary F. Wright. Hear a g o I
Florence Wright, Constance Final Account
Wright. Clara Taylor, William a n d Distribu.
Wright, Louisa Gallagher. ton OF Estate,
Gallagher. Florence Gallagher.
Virginia Zerega, Thomas Cole. ~.
Honora NJ. Cole, Harriet. D..
Clancy. Amelia Pelu1o. in
Caroline Blanchard. q . =.
Respondents.
The state OF North Dakota. to- the. above
named respondents:
and each of you are. hereby notified
above named EXECUTORS d trustees
s ane ETY. sn Of Tae .! Y SgRni IN the :: e eoSneg 81 st Se .,
York and state of New York. deceased, has
been rendered to this court; therein showing
mat tno eSG8Lc Oh S6lO OSCc8S0O; IL DS0GT. 1Ol
final settlement and distributions, andipetition.
ing that their account be allowed the: residue
of said estate be distributedto the. persons
thereuntO entitled. their Observation-Disclosures
snd they be discharged: that Monday. the 28rd
day Of November AID. 1908. at 10 o'ol0ck II
the forenoon Of that day, at the. court rooms
Of this court. in the court house, in the city OF
Dickinson. county of Stark and Stata.of North
Dakota. has been duly appointed by this. court
for the settlement thereof, at which time and
place any person interested in said estate may
ANmnn - and Aln N -n~N0Nk{Nn0N. In III HF
said account and petition and contest the
saDe.
And you, the above named respondents, and
each of you. are hereby cited INC required
then and there to be and appear" before thit
court. ands show cause. If any you have. why
said account shall not be allowed, the resilue OF
satd estate distributed, the administration OF
said estate closed and said above, named Exc.
eHtoTs and trustees discharged.
Dated the 18th day OF October "A. D. 1905,
By the court:
Let service of above. citation be made by
publication in b Dickinson Press.
Nl7-4t -, JJyAN DnR<IaAs:. /!
Itta h-"F .JudQe,Of COUntNG OUrh,
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For Rent.

Office now occupied by Dr. Clarke,
use Of joint reception room. Inquire 81
iWelton cDonald. io-a.tf
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Choice Residence Lot.

Two east-front residence lots on upper
5Alan.n ! street for sale al a bargain.
Christ Peterson. 5s1sfs
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MOR1CETo CREDITORS.

NOR1CETO CREDITORS.
State OF North Dakota.
County OF Stark
IN the matters OF tie estate OIL. r. CarsweA.
deceased.
Notice is hereby eiven by said administra-
trix. Violet George. of the estate of L.. R.Cars-
well, deceased, to the creditors OF, and All
to present them. viii the necessary vouchers.
to the said Violet George ut the offices OF
Campbell& Field. nkckinson. N. D.. within SIX:
notice.
nated this second day Of October A. D.. 1905.
1oklQ4t. JOLIET GEORGE
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Legal Notices.
suMMoNs
State of North Dakota.
In District Court.
Sixth Judicial;
District

cl.xS T.,AS-SS1.
County Of Stark, District
Fred E. Barney. .@
Plaintiff
vs..
g. II. Fish. Stella A. SUMMONS
Fish, his wife: r. n.
Carroll and John 80
Donlon. Defendants.
b State OF North Dakota to the above
named defendants:
o and each Of you are hereby slnnmonels
to answer the complaint In this action. Of.
which q copy Is hereunto annexed and here-f
with served upon you. and to serve Q copy. of
your answer upon the subscriber within thirty
days after the service OF this ummon upoar
you exclusive Of the day of service: and =
case of your failure to appear or answer. judg-
ment win be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded In this complaint.
Dated at Mott. N. d.. September "a. 1908.
GEO. n. STONE.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
ONCE and p%ostoface I'D
dress. Mott. North Dakota.
To the above named defendants:
Please take notice:.That the above entitled
action has been instituted by the plaintiff for
the purpose of fOreclosing q mortgage or SEQ
ton thirteen O3) in township one hundred and
thirty. eight Q38) north of range ninety-eighk
(o6), in Stark County. North Dakota.
GEO. II. STONE,
1637t Attorney for Plaintiff.
Mott. North Dakota.
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For Sale

S V section "a, township 100, range
a.. Improvements, coal and spring
creek on this piece. Terms and right
price. Write, Paul E. Johnson, Bis
marck, N. Oak. Io-24-8p
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Subscribe for the Pass today.
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Notice q n d
!; Cit Q tito n.
Hear a g o I
Final Account
q n d Distribu-
ton o Estate.
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NOTICE. AND, CITATION, HEARING OF
3 FINAL ACCOUNT AND DISTRIBUTION.
SKaEo,o Of North, nnlxohas l In GInunfu Gorrf
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COURTSHIP LASTS FOR THIRTY YEARS

WOBURN, Mass, Nov. 13.-
John Henry first beheld Mary Eliza
Simmons when she was a slip of
girl and he was so years old,
and after nursing their romance
for 30 years they were finally mar
ried a few days ago and are
spending at present what they de-
clare is "blissful, happy" honey
moon.
John Henry is a colored
patriarch of WOburn. He looks
very old, but he insists that he
does not feel old and that he enjoys
the role of bridegroom.
The bride is 40 years his junior,
but she readily agrees with her
husband in asserting that happi-
ness is theirs.
"I've known my wife since she
was knee high" Henry tells, land
| always loved her. But when
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met her down on the old planta-
ton in Virginia her parents op-
posed the marriage. They said
she was too young for a man Of my
years.
"Then when she was 26 pro-
posed once more. but her father
again objected. When he died the
other day she took the first train
north, and l tell you we're happy
now.
Wedding trip? Well, that's the
modern. way of doing things. You
see,I was born in Essex, Delaware,
and Mary was born in Richmond,
Virginia, and in the south W e don t
go in for wedding trips So much
as the northern people do.
But l claim the north as my
home. l came here before the war
and have lived here since then.
What of it If / used to hold
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along and buy the place and let
down the bars.
Mexican petroleum company is
constructing $50 mile pipe line
over mountains 10000 feet high.
On December 1928 total eclipse
OF sun will be visible In South
America.
Married men and women, on an
average. live longer than bache-
lors and spinsters.
|, A storm moves SO miles an
hour.
ut seems to me that you trust
that convict beyond the bounds of
prudence" "Oh! he wouldn't dare
to escaped" why not?" Two
wives are waiting for him to come
out
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AS OSCAR MAKES Id OUlD
TO FRED SCHAEFER.


ROCKELEFELLER ESTATE,
Paragoric Hills, Nov. 13.-We
fount ]. ID. in lofely frame of
mind, presenting, as i'd we're, pic
ture like a oil painting. (Read diss
Offer again, i'd ISIS refined choke.)
He wass nod bashful in our bres-
ence but letting go Of our hants
cordiously, said: "Well. boys, how
do you find yourselves?"
der way l find myseluf," gickled
Adolf, "is to get on a street car,
und den der conductor tells me
we're l am" Adolf always makes a
chackass of himseluf ven treatet
as a equal by der uppercut of
sockiety.
Ignoring my obtuse trent, der
richest man in der vorlt broceedet
to show US goot time, but dit nod
| let us touch Id. Following him
onto der goluf links as he trofe der
pill from hole to hole. we frank in
der story of hiss past, dere being
holdings else to trink.
"Boys," he said, II am not del
financial foot6ad they would have
you believe me; my motives have
always been pure as the lily"
BY Adolf (of course), II see. In
stead of being q footpad you wass
a lily pad"
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SUFFRACETTES STILL ACTIVELY
ENGAGED in THEIR STRUGGLE

LONDON. Nov. 13.-Because
Ehere has been no suffragette dem
onstration on grand scale within
the past few days 1t must not be
taken to mean that the militant
women are abandoning their tao
tics. No cabinet minister can trav-
81 or hold meeting without the
most elaboratefp police precautions.
When Prime Minister Asquith
and his wife left Paddington station
foe Davenport, where Mrs. AsQuith
christened the new battleship. they
were protected by large body Of
police and got into the station by
= subway At q private afternoon
a Eaton Square q couple OF ladies',
apparently guests, attacked the
premier with cries of "yotes for
Women." and be had to be escorted
- another room. A large number