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The Alaska prospector., 1908-06-11
Hughes May Become Candidate

Chicago, June 11--There is q per sistant rumor that Governor Hughes of New York will withdraw his name from the presidential fight and be. come candidate for second place on the ticket Timothy Woodruff has wired from New York that that state is entitled to second place and it Is the belief that Hughes Is the man in view.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-06-11
Big Inve stigation Is On

Washington, June 1t--Secretary of Commerce and Labor Straus has be- gun the long promised investigation of the big telegraph companies. The secretary has ordered that thorough research be made of conditions gov erning receipts, profits and the wage conditions of employees.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-06-11
Traffic Is Abandoned

Kansas City, June 9-The Missouri and the Raw rivers are rising rapidly and the low lands near here are en- tirely under water. All traffic south of here has been abandoned.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-06-11

Four soldiers from Fort Bgbert de- serted and mushed to Dawson in g snow storm. After vainly trying fer work at the Klondike capital they wired tho commanding officer at the fort, "We are coming back.n
The Alaska prospector., 1908-06-11
SubpostofHce Is Robbed

Kansas City, June 1t--Thieves, of whom there is absolutely no trace, footed the subpostoffice here last night, getting away with the contents of nearly every registered mail pouch in the place. Several hundred thou sand dollars were stolen. One pouch enroute from New York to Los An geles is said to have contained more than $100,000. There was watch man on duty at the time of the rob bery but he asserts that he saw noth- ing wrong
 The Tanana Is claiming an ontnni
The Alaska prospector., 1908-06-11
Portland Is Coming

Seattle, June tt--Steamship Port land of the Alaska Coast Company departed for Valdez last night. She has ninety passengers and capacity freight cargo.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-06-11

New gold strikes on Chichagof is- land have attracted fresh squads of prospectors. Baranof island Is also receiving attention.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-06-11
TAFT OPPONENTS
 GAIN ONE POINT

Washington Jltne 9-Ppesi- dent ROOSeveH hcmtily npproUe$ of tue methods beinG persued in settling Me pre-cOMUcnHon de- t0itS, according Co C St0keDoent issued from Me Whitc House thiS DoO1Uin6.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-06-11

Skagway Is booming with the con struction of big orc bunkers for a cause of actior
The Alaska prospector., 1908-06-11

The Tanana Is claiming an output of sio, 900, ,00O to 15,OO0, ,0o0 this year.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-17
Rush Creek.

Mrs. Sid Smith is convalescent
from an attack OF lagrippe.
Mrs. JEFF Davis has had a spell Of
lagrippe, but is improving now.
The humps have invaded our
neighborhood. Wayne Mcclellan
is little patient now with that dis
ease.
Mrs. Mary Barber and daughter,
Miss Josie, Of Harmony neighbor-
hood, we're the charming guests Of
Mrs. Sid Smith last Saturday.
We wonder what kind Of weather
the clerk will dole out to us next.
We cannot expect sunshine al the
time, neither 40 we want rain, but
Oh We do want good roads. The
Mud Greek levee is simply horrid,
indeed il is so bad that ladies will
not venture 10 town.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-17
Route -Four.

Who said no more items from
Route four.
Ernest Fields is recovering from
an attack Of humps.
Jones W. Davy has moved 10 his
new home, and We will miss him from
this community.
Inca Bynum and Lot,ie Beaver
spent one night with Mrs. Martha
Roper last week.
Henry Trease moved four Of his
children from the family grave yard
to Rush Creek. Tuesday.
Will Holly was buried Sunday at
) o'clock in Cayce cemetery. by the
NJ. W. A. Death was the result Of
pneumonia.
As this is our first letter since
1907. We wish TO greet one and all
with many good wishes for happy
and successful year.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-17
Burglar at State Line.

Tuesday night, about IL o'clock
the store Of Burrus & Brasheld. the
depot and posioffice at State Line
we're broken into and thoroughly
ransacked. The last place visited by
the burglar was the depot, in which
is also located the postofhce, and
just before leaving the place he UNI
fortunately awoke the negro porter
Who was sleeping in the building.
AS soon as the intruder left, the
negro porter notified Mr.. Brasheld
aud a chase ensued. The thief was
overtaken on the railroad between
State Line and Union City, and
brought back 10 State Line.
Sheriff Seat was notified OF de.
predations, and together with John
Wiley, Was soon en- the scene. Mr..
Wiley's blood hounds we're taken to
the store and put on trail OF the
store-breaker, finally winding up
where the man was held in custody.
Light turned on the vistage OF the
burglar proved him TO be a saddle
colored negro. He gave his nam as
Wal Massey and said his home was
at Memphis.
When closely pressed, the negro
threw away alb 200 one-cent
pieces, the most OF which he took
from the postofhce, but which was
later found along his race course.
He is now in jail at this place
awaiting the action OF the grand
jury.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-17
Nothing Doing Yet.

On the first joint ballot by the
General Assembly and the second
ballot taken for United States Sena-
tor, J. c. W. Beckham's pole again
showed that il was not long enough
to knock the senatorial plum.
Beckham received % votes Brad
lev o. John B. Castleman /; John
L. Dodd / f; Charles K. Wheeler ;
David W. Baird l. J. Wheeler
Campbell /, with Representative <.
T. Lillard. OF Boyle county, not vot-
ing. and W. J. Jackson, Of Hick-
man. and Henry Denham, Of Net
calf, not being present.
How will Jackson vo.e-or will
be vote at all1
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-17
Jackson and Lee Day.

Jackson and Lee Day services will
be held at the Methodist church next
Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. under
the auspices OF the U. d. c.. at
which time the following program
will be rendered
Voluntary, choir.
Song.
Prayer, Rev. c. L. Price.
Cornet solo-"Nearer Ny God,
10 Thee"-Prof. Hunziker.
Reading. jackson and Lee
Miss Allie Dodds.
Music, choir.
Address, Rev. Waters.
Solo, Mrs. Henry Amberg.
Sketch, "Gen. Jackson's Life
Miss Anna Outien.
Song, choir.
Benediction.
All Confederate veterans are es-
pecially invited.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-17

Mrs. Henry Cowgirl entert lined
the Euchre Club Wednesday after
noon. Besides the club members,
there we're several invited guests.
There we're four tables and Mrs. c.
C. Schlsnker won the prize. a pot OF
Narcissus in full bloom. Second
a box Of candy, was won by Mrs. T.
T. Swayne, on cut. The guests ;
Mesdames c. L. Walker. John S.
Dillon. Alex Stone. w. H. Bal,zer.
F. S. Moore, and Misses Irene Faris
and Nell Rogers. Ambrosia, cake
and coffee we're served.
Mr.. DePriest has returned 10 his
home in Memphis after a visit to
Henry McMullin and family.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-17
Christian Church.

Bible School at $3.50 a. m.
Preaching and communion service
at IL 90, subject, obedience to
the Gospel" Evening service at
7 100, subject. Prayer" All men,
bers are requested TO be present
next Sunday morning as a matter OF
importance is TO be brought before
the congregation. r. II. VERNON.
pastor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-17

~.r-r~~nznHssHnHNNlHnnaaamH.
A. J. Hammons is in town this
week.
Grippe.
Miss Mamie Meacham Is on the
sick last With lagriPpe.
Miss Irene Faris is visiting Miss
josie Foulks In Charlottesville.
Miss Lucy Rice. Of State Line. is
The CUES, Of Miss Marine Brown.
Mrs. Stella Hall. Of Dorena. was
here this week visiting relatives.
Mr.. Brown is IN at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. Val Carpenter.
John Primrose. wife and children,
left Wednesday for Trenton. Tenn.
Mrs. B. G. Hale returned We'd
nesday from a short visit 10 Union
City.
Mrs. Payne Simmons and little
son. Of joplin, Mo-. are here for a
few days.
Mrs. Alex Barnes and two little
children are spending a few days 10
Three States.
The U. d. c. met in a business
session with Mrs. J. M. Reid Wed.
nesdaY afternoon.
Mrs. II. F. Remley has returned
from an extended visit With relatives
10 Columbia. S. c.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
NJ. (, Church, met Thursday with
Mrs. Emma Balizer.
Mr.. Thompson. Of the Medley le.
wee camp, left Tuesday on the Geor-
gia Lee, Tor Memphis.
Mack Hubbard and wife, OF Lima,
Ohio. we're the guests Of Or. ]. M.
Hubbard and wife one day last
week.
Mrs. F. S. Moore and little daugh-
ter returned last week from an ex-
tended visit 10 DR.. and Mrs. Royal, /
a. Villa Ridge. Ills.
Reports are that Robt. Patterson,
veil known here. was married IN
Cairo. Sunday. he works on the
steamer John S. Summers.
Mrs. c. G.. Schlenker entertained
Mesdames L. A. and Alex Stone
and J. T. Stephens Saturday even |
ing. Refreshments we're eerved.
Lee Campbell. Of Mound City, is
here With his nev tug. the "Keeler."
he will be here several days while
Fairs & Dippel's tug, the "Molo,"
Is on the ways al Mound City.
Mrs. Tom Carr died Friday at |
her hone below Mabls after a short |
illness. She was a Christian woman /
and we'll known In that vicinity. |
She vas about As years and leaves /
a husband and several children to |
morn her loss.
J. n. Accfe left Tuesday night /
with a number Of vorkmen for Ash
port. Tenn. where he will supefin-
tend the building Of a large forty /
room boarding house and a barn /
that will shelter one hundred head /
of cattle and hold provisions for SIX /
months. These buildings are being /
erected by the Mengel Box Co.
W. &. Reynolds & Sons. whole
sale grocery merchants Of Union /
City, we're here yesterday making /
arrangements 10 establish a slaught- /
er and packing house in Hickman.
These gentlemen will erect a build
ing here Just as soon as weather
viii permit. Al present they have
temporary quarters in a building /
rented from Mr.. Dodds. This neN
industry will furnish meat 10 the /
Wholesale trade only. However,
this is a large item. since they have
customers az many towns between /
Hickman and New Orleans. They /
expect 10 have good cold storage /
facilities, which should enable them .
70 offer a continued market b the .
stock raisers Of this community tor /
all the stuff they raise. And HEX /
man needs this. Either Mr.. Rey- I
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-17

A new Opera House1
Tel. No. Z for groceries.
Tass Chaser spent Sunday in Ful.
ton.
X. T. Tyler made business trip
10 Fulton, Monday.
Five gallons gasoline costs Sis
al the Courier Office.
Jake Plant spent a few days Of
this week ia Arkansas.
II. T. Beale made a business trip
10 Louisville, this week.
Mrs.. Ed Williams. Of Jackson, is
the CUES, OF the family Of J. f. Fu-
qua.
J. Edgar Naylor has returned
from a viEi, with his parents at East
Prairie. No.
The weekly Commsrcial.Appeal
and the Hickman Courier one whole
year for Si.2S
"Aunt" Silvia Nolen, colored,
died IN Hickman. January "a. She
vas IS years old.
On the sick lis, Miss Virginia
Prather. Mrs. {. p. Shumate, II. L.
Amberg. Mrs. J. S. Dillon.
The largest line OF laces and en-.
broidefies ever displayed Ia Hick-
man. at Smith & Amberg's.
Lovery Stone. wife and baby
spent a few days With relatives in
Greenfield, Tenn. this week.
Misses Cordelia Cheaiham and
Olive Duncan. o: Union City. are
visiting the Misses Cusick this week.
The inian, son OF Albert Bailey
and wife. OF two miles south Of tovn,
died Wednesday. and vas buried al
Poplar Grove.
Presiding Elder CLARK will preach
al the Methodist Church Sunday
morning ard at West Hickman
Chapel Sunday night. Don't fail TO
hear him.
Frank II. Vernon, pastor OF the
Christian church atthis place receiv-
ed a call from the Christian church
at Corydon. Ky. out as yet be has
not accepted, although Il will be
quite a promotion for him.
W. T. PaTham. Who resides one
mile east Of town, is credited by the
cotton buyers OF Hickman with rails
ing the best and having the cleanest
cotton brought TO Hickman this
year. It's a way W. T. has Of
doing things.
Rogers Blythe. negro from Hick-
man county. VINO has been working
al the Cottage Hotel. was arrested
this week by Deputy Sheriff Johnson.
and turned over 10 Sheriff Evans who
took the negro back TO Clinton.
Blythe must answer 10 the charge OF
Illicit relations With his sister
Mira. Lon Kocn;z. aged rs years,
died al her home, In the Clayton
neighbofhood, last Saturday. Her
death was the result Of heart failure.
She is survived by her husband,
Lon Koontz. Burial at Clayton.
Sunday. The Courier extends
sympathy TO the bereaved relatives.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-17
Valuation Increased.

The Fulton county Board OF Equa-
liEation raised the assessed valua-
ton OF the property Of this county
200, at their last meeting.
Last year. the same board. raised
the valuation $500, 900, thus max
ing an increase in the last two years
OF s27S 900.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-17
East Texas
Smith County
SO Lands; 500 Crops.

Plenty Of Timber; Good Schools /;
Low TaHes. The heart Of the
Great Fruit and Truck Belt. For
free information, address
SEC. COMMERCIAL CLUB,
Tyler. Texas.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-17
-. L Heard
~ Hon the Streets

wv
ny your subscription
r..,shous the news to a.
oo..ineh snow fell Sunday
M. J. H. Nelson is on the 'ie'
bis seek
81 Dodds, vas in Nashville OF
.ls,n TIL, week
Mas Edna Carpenter spent FRI
sy o Union City
,solphus Osens spent Sunday at
ssns in Mckenzie.
nj NJ Hubbard vas in Mem
!, GO business tins week.
Laces and Embroideries for
s-sr al Smith & Ambefg'a
rr, Hale. Of Pembroke. Ky,
80 lss days here this week.
n. Corner and the weekly Com.
&raal.Agpsal one year for 81 Is.
. summers vas here this veek
4 working for the !. c. R. r. at
a'a
I'll Carson. Of cumby. TeHas.
,.,i II. A. Ledford and family
nay
e. N Carson. o. Mckenzie.
10 T. A. Lsdlord and family
. Enlay.
\ c.al men predict a scarcity Of
H.. Better prepare IN time.
+ D., IS.
I d. Harris. A. o. caruihers and
'SE Davidson we're in Union
l. Sunday.
Fi ,As undertaken al the Farmers
/ sl,tvar, Co.. telepnone numbei 81
/ q, phone ie4.
Yn Louise Atwood Spen, several
ari ai, seek Nth Mrs. Roy CLARK
Woodland Mills.
vs.nsf Leach and wife have re.
~ ,o Wingo after a Wait With
3 W.icn and family.
Mss Zola Bradley. OF Woodland
L.. visited K. I. Bradley and
bay Saturday and Sunday.
Mss Margaret Duncan. Of Louis
~. arrives Friday 10 be the guest
Nu s. L. Dodds Tor several
ap
Gas Alexander and wife. OF
q, ','ian nsighborhood. arc visit
II b brother IN Charlottesville this
4 .0ST-A brown Fur az City
| Pa, Jan @ Finder please return
" B. Watson or Courier
-. lip.
kn Laura Brown will leave In a
~ ayi Tor Bowling Green where
e, OIL take a complete business
era,
Deaf tail 20 read the new story
%; Princess Elopes"-beginning
3 aa issue You'll be sorry II
I, 3d.
Z R. Gibbs vas here Sunday.
~ Fast Prairie. 10 attend the
.n''al Of bis bro,her-in-lav. John
Srta.
Hereafter the Standard OIL Agen,
" BE- found at Shaw q Beltefs-
''i,h s store or at the store Of A. S.
siis'ii 10 West Hickman.
IN addition 10 a beautiful line Of
.-Porsd laces. We have a very
.4ig' display from the famous Zion
-'e' Industries, Of Zion City
nth & Amberg.
WH. Holly. a young man living
fli ~ayce, died this week. Of pneu-
''aa he leaves a wife TO mourn
y loss. He vas we'll known Ia
.ia' nsighborhood.
Have you heard about Star
Tour Il is the best sold and the
NY Flour guaranteed. Ask your
1oesi Tor il. Nose Barkett. Agent.
Ia refund your money u no, salts
lehn S'inson, residing at Listers
..-aa'ns' below Hickman, died at
/, nome, Saturday. after a short
. ..le''' he was - years old. The
\ we're inferred at Brown
Vineyard, Sunday.
-. "ANIED Two hustling young
- 70 travel for an old Chicago
. !. ! have a coed proposition
~ m, men that are wiling 10 hustle.
va pay salary or commission and
" VII be With several more vcung
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-17
Jury List.
The jury list for the January tern
of the Circuit Court is as follows:

The jury list for the January tern
Of the Circuit Court is as follows
GRAND JURORS.
T. J. Gordon. VIM. Young, w. A.
Dodds, Z. c. Carter, o. B. Curlin.
Adkins Cole. Geo. Madden, Lee
Roper, w. B. McGehee. W. F..
Montgomery. w. L. Elliott. w. <.
Matlock, w. ID. Sigmon. !. w. Tho
mas. T. H. Howell, J. T. Burton,
d. ID. Davis. Jno. r. McGehee. M.
A. Mcdaniel, c. L. Walker.
PETIT JURORS.
Joe Browder. Eugene Betters-
worth. II. P. Johnson. II. f. Rem
ley, J. W. Rogers. VIM. Stoker,
James Sanger. J. P. Plant, S. w.
Gouger. J r. Donnell, W J. Monan,
Will Boyd, George Blassengame,
Charles Cruce, Z. NJ. Brown, W. G.
Adams, Val Carpenter, J. L. Atwell.
J. T. Stubblefeld. A. NJ. Lunsford,
]. T. Grafton. Maurice Dillon. w.
II. Mayes. w. B. Jones, Sr., Nor
gan Davidson. T. N. Fields, T. B.
Ferrill. Lon Naylor, S. n. Sweeney.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-17
Siick9

Too bad. But you know
you will recover quicker Il
your prescriptions are com.
pounded by pharmacists who
know their business.
That means US.
And pure drugs. Yes, we
have the purest on the mar
ket.
Try us next time.
C0WgIl'S Drug Store
(IneorpOrated)
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-05
THE FIELD OF JOURNALISM.
Puck Treats Grave Subject With an
Attempt at Humor.

Puck Treats Grave Subject With an
Attempt at Humor.
A tiny typographical error often
causes more comment than a column
editorial
Never Judge person by the clothes
he wears The frail. wan man with
dilapidated trousers and debilitated
shoes may be great financier or the
editor of your local paper.
After reading of certain man who
was buried alive for a week on a
wager, and of another who eats poison
in a dime museum for modest sti-
pend, we fain would confess that we
might be doing worse than running
newspaper in this town.
=, In certain aquarium is large
turtle which has not eaten for more
than a year, and does not seem to
have suffered the slightest inconven-
ience from its prolonged fast. What
a phenomenal success a turtle would
be in the newspaper business in this
region
Once upon time an editor found
fifty-dollar bill, gave it to it's owner
and seemed greatly surprised when a
reward was offered him. His eccen-
trio action was generally thought to
have been prompted by the sterling
honesty which we so frequently see
mentioned in stories, but it may have
been that he did not know what 1t was
he found.
When Benjamin Franklin was about
to establish the Pennsylvania Gazette,
in 1928, his friends warned him that
he might be overcrowding the field,
as there were already three newspa-
pers in the country. But, despite the
fact that there are today nearly 3,0G0
1ailies and about 10000 publications
Of all sorts in the United States, there
are still ,nnumerable promising open.
ings for talented young optimists with
money to lose.-Puck.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-05
Some Facts About Babies.

A baby serves q manifold purpose
in the world. He makes men and
women more unselflsh and furnishes
the amount of trouble necessary to
keep them comfortably busy. He sane
lifles home and gives the doctor an
excuse to look wise. A well-ordered
well-born baby with red face and
bald head Is delight, particularly
when he belongs to a friend, and
doesn't spend nights in your neigh
borhood.
Every baby is the prettiest baby in
the world, and 1t can be proven BY
his mother. A baby that won't eat
carpet taclSs, brass-headed nails and
young kittens is mistake. Babies
are bosses and boodlers. They con-
troll the frat ward, along with the
twelfth, rule outrageously over the
counties and take everything that
comes their way without asking any
questions. All babies are supposed,
qulte properly, to come from heaven,
but what the angels. cherublm, sera-
phim and the rest of the celestial
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-05

and gents, and in cue hour the nobles
man was again in full pursuit of the
savage, three-tusked elephant of the
Ganges. The secret of the ori-bori
plant was brought to England in this
way, and eminent physicians found
that lis wonderful healing powers
were able to kill any poison whatso-
ever In the blood
"'If you have coughs, colds, con-
sumption. rheumatism, neuralgia OF
boils, the marvellous Ori-Bori Tonic
will attack the seats of disease with
out mercy. 1t is the cheapest and
most wonderful medicine known to
man. A teaspoonful in pint of boil
ing water and wineglass after every
meal. All, what is this? Here is this
bright-eyed young man, who says he
was SO lame three weeks ago that he
could not work, the sole support of
his aged mother He happened to
buy one bottle of the Ori-Bori Tonic
and comes to buy another bottle for
his mother, who is in bed with pleu-
risy. He is the picture of health and
it touches my heart to see such fllial
devotion. Thanks, young man, only
so cents, the half of one dollar. Here
is your change. Remember this is
your last chance to buy health and
happiness for yourself and family
when the crowd was wrung dry"
said the corporation lawyer, as two
directors entered the room, "the doc
tor used to turn to me and soften his
trumpet tones to remark: Well, Will
lam, we must get back to the tent
and mix some syrup and water for
an early start tomorrow. And we're
pretty near out of coloring extract.
And don't you forget to remind me
to order another gross Of bottles. -
New York Times
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-05
Britain's Smallest House.

The quaint old town of Conway,
North Wales, boasts possession of the
smallest house in Great Britain. This
quaint house consists of only two
rooms, one above the other, each of
which is just two yards square. The
place is more than 800 years old and
Is In every respect a curious dwelling
place. The upstairs, which Is reached
by mounting tiny ladder, has in it
four-foot bed and washstand, so
that there is none too much room for
the occupant to move about. Names
of visitors ornament the walls. The
present caretaker states that one ten
ant actually brought up family of
10 in this miniature house, though no
explanation is forthcoming as to how
the feat was performed. The present
occupant, who has inhabited the cot
tage for seven years, pays a rent Of
seven and sixpence a week, and is
very proud of the fact that she lives
in the tiniest house in Great Britain.
Wide World Magazine. 8
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-05

population do for sleep has never been
inquired into. Coy babies are sweet.
est at and girl babies at "a.
A baby is Joy forever until he be-
gins to fall out Of the second-story
window, turn over the water pitcher,
hammer the china to pieces with his
fork and investigate the medicine bot
ties on the shell. Every baby is
eternally trying to find out more than
he has any business knowing, and the
nabit Of asking questions lasts through
life. The touch of babys hand opens
up heaven to woman and makes a
man willing to wear patches the rest
of his natural life 1t has been said
that every woman is entitled to at
least one child. So is every man, but
nobody has ever mentioned the fact.
Borrowing babies Is much sadder
than ii is funny. Some day the gov
ernment will go into the business
and keep babies to rent out-as mat
ter of morals alcre. Every old bach
elor's quarters viii contain nursery
and clubs will be thing CT the past.
-Parls MOI Mercury.