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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-18

arms saucily and gazed at the happy
little girls with twinkling eyes.
"Oo-oh' cried the little girls, who
had never seen a Teddy bear before.
And that was the beginning of the
most wonderful day Of their lives, for
all day the tree went "tlnkle, tinkle,"
as they foraged in its branches for
bonbons. And the chicken dinner was
delicious success. And in the after
noon they all took ride in the prin-
cess sleigh, with Peter driving on the
box, and when at last he set them
down on their own humble doorstep
and lifted little Jessie in his arms the
princess smiled at them radiantly from
under her plumy hat.
Remember, Peter will come for you
every Saturday, and you are to stay
at my house all day." she said.
"Oh, yes! Jenny sighed, with rap
ture.
"And you are to come to my wed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-18
The Producer.

The Producer.
docs your husband play cards for
money!"
Judging from practical results" an
swered young Mrs. Torkins, Il should
say not But all the other men in the
game do Washington Star.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-18

Further investigation brought forth
the fact that the cry "Papav' came
from doll with blond curls that cali
ed "Papar' each time it was squeezed.
In moving the mail sack the postal
clerk had frightened the kitten in one
package and squeezed the mechanical
doll in the other package. He was
much relieved wheh he had unraveled
the double mystery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-18

ding In the spring-all of you," said
the princess gayly.
"And see the prince" said Jessie
over Peters shoulder.
"And you are going to let me share
a third Of your mother?"
"Yes, oh, yesr' from both of the lit
tie girls.
"Then you shall share third of Pc
ter" the princess called back as the
smiling coachman drove her away
through the gllstening snow.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-18
Civic IAalousx.

Hell understand that the people In
Minneapolis have stopped reading the
Bible.
She--Why?
He-Because 1t contains too many
references TO st. Paul.-Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-18

To rob a robber is not robbing.-'
French proverb.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-18

tnen from the very bottom or the
trunk she drew string after string Of
shining little silver bells, fastened on
red end pszc greer r.1sras.
Il was going to get up a cotillon
for the children at the other house."
the princess explained to Peter, but
these little folks need 1t so much
more"
The little bells went "tinkle, tinkle,"
ms Peter hung them, and Jessie,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08
PRISON BURNED
At LEAVEkWORTH
~" fcae raj Fri~onpr, Nan he'd out
Jrdrr 6uard Pour holdings
Ncrr ut>tru,rc


'-tAN IN WORTH. rt> Special
Ii Zoos Zoo" United States soldiers Co.
maintain order au. Pei present prison
OPS -rNr eslar.rl o-.u- t-. which
d~~tt.t"l SOAR buildings of the Fed
"ral military prison here -.-l. April
J. $40 the 500 prisoners Wtr- march
I'D olt of their c,Il-hu4e-> ehen DO
seemed tna' thr *loi. .r.~.l certain
q would b. drstr.sr. .au N.rs held
under h-aft uintart -larI until the
ir~ Was under control T4ru after
s".N" oi itr ctli-HoG--- h.l cooled
~lthcitntl ta't Mere marched back
assam. The tr' 3D. lort.H-n- oi ieaver
W0fi. Answered al r..t gene. cali
ant Joined furD-- Nitn tl- soldiers u
"a battle AGAINST Cine r.r-e The fire
Was c.uh.~a fo fat t-rtr.. row or
ouil.ir-s sDu assumed ta- Industrial
arNaf.u.' nt~ ni 'it prison Wrudiue
iAr paint SHOP tl- f.HO shop. tho
ca.ptrtrt Shop ..r Ialr.r Ante.
OlSle calls Mere soD.U.- t.t FIRST
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08
NOMAN'S CLUB ATTACKS
THE CHRISTMAS TREf FAD

SAN ANTONIO TEX Special
Curb Christmas tree ad This cry
was raised at the session OF the Coun-
cl OF the General Federation OF Wo.
men s Clubs ina session here. and IL
the resolution offered is adopted by
the board OF directors q new campaign
slogan VIII De- furnished club women
OF the nation for this years work
The resolution which decreed in elo-
quent words the telling OF forest tim
Der. for the adjournment OF Christmas
festivities was offered by Mrs stephen
GOss. president of the Chicago south
side club
The resolution does not declare for
the total adjustment Og the Christmas
tree fad but would modify its OBJ
servance. and have more trees planted
for the satisfaction OF demands OF this
custom.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08
ROANOKE DRYS
TO TAKE APPEAL
viii Az Court % Reverse Decision OF
Judge Staples Voters NAY Have
10 Swear 10 Poli-Tnx
Payments.

ROANOKE. VA Special That the
Anti-SaloOn League viii appeal from
me decision OF Judge Staples. in set
ing aside the election OF December 30
seems 90 be practically settled Al
any rate. application for an appeal viii
De made within the prescribed sixty
day limit and the court OF appeals
viii be- asked 10 grant the "drys" OF
Roanoke hearing The law does not
allow an appeal unless a constitution
al question Is involved and counsel
Tor the league are not altogether con
WINGED that the case can De brought
before the higher court
The members OF the prohibition for
ces an Roanoke are Just beginning
10 recover from the bewilderment into
which they were thrown by the courts
opinion While very much discouraged
over the situation. they are none the
less determined 20 continue the hght
and they are now holding conference
daily with view 20 determine as 70
what course viii be best FOR them q
pursue. II the appeal 20 the supreme
court is not secured. they will take
steps 70 have every voter in Roanoke
appear before the court and make per
sonal affidavit as 10 whether or not
his poll tax was paid with money fur
nished by himself IL Is recognized
that this plan viii be exceedingly ex-
pensive. but IL would be the only way
under the courts decision. BY which
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08
Al FGa RAlE

This is purely Germsu sport c.llel
elrr nufeu. or egg race It s AZ
WAYS feature of fh- Easter Ssaffrs
parties. and hy the eav. t - rIs
tom ln che country for the graadpa-
rents to entertain their granachGIrer
ou the lny after Easter
lhe young people participate "a al
fhe traditional games. of Nhich tns
one described Isl "a great fayorit.
course U.s. laid out arouat The
room. which takes th~ chnd sspv
chairs. stools. under tables ana ananE
through big barrel Six hard soiie5.
tolored eggs are placed on the aoar
10 the starting point and each chIid
Is given a shallow wooden sBsou. IN
which the eggs are 90 BE- carries sss-
arateiy over the course and a~posifgf
an basket az the goal The ana vna
makes the transfer Ia the shortest
space OF time aud With the feuesf
drops Is awarded a fancy egg SHAPED
receptacle ALLIED with candy eggs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08
SIZE OF FAMILY
Is DECREASING
Les TksH sl.oOO,0OO Children in the
Ce0RtrJ- Average Household Num-
Se-s New Only -Four and One
hall Members smiths
Still Lead.

NASEiNGTON Special The ~I..
OF - average family iu the United
states sAs decreased from 1N persons
IN lISe. the date of The first census
takes ~ thus country. to ft iu tn-
same ares tn 1900 according to D.
volume now being prepared hy ,he
census bureau
OF special interest from % sociology
cal poiat 1T view are those statistics
in the book which deals with family
life. n 1890 families composed of uo
more han 5 persons represented bus
one-fourth OF the entire number OF
families. while in 1900 families of SINH
lar size made up nearly $50 per cent.
of an families Families composed of
or more persons REPRESENTED in 1890
more Than one-half. bus in 1900 scarce
lN more Than Oue-fOurfh OF the fami-
lies enumerated.
Oh the basis OF the proportion shown
in $50. there would have been iu con
tineEtai United States iu 1900. $50 .5l -
GOO children. whereas there were less
than 5000 600
The number OF children under rs
Years Of axe 20 each white family was
p in l1s0. As compared with ! p iu
1909 The ratio in 1890 OF children
under Is years OF age 20 each white
female 10 years OF age and over de
clined 10 in 1900
OF SiTo.0 O0 white persons cnumer-
ated - 1899 approximately > 600 GOO
survived 50 years later. II 800 i'm 1850.
while IN 1900 there were 23l persons
who reported their ages as 10 years
and over, so that there were still liy-
ing persons enumerated in the first
census. taken 10 years before.
II fTQo Smiths led "a the rscf
there be6rg S3.245 OF this ubiquitous
family in the United States, while 9TH
er fsm4ies followed in the sequence
gives Brown. Davis. Jones, Johnson
clark, Williams. Miller and Wilson
These sine names represented about
4 per cent. OF the total white pOpula-
fion 81 iTse
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08

Thr Neek following Easter hts a.
SAY. o~en a ftturite tlme tor sd
dinE-. $50 THESE frV suggrstinra Cor
girls Nho are preparing TOE thls un.
mentuus event are timely White
hoVrrs shouit bee used eKrluaiselg.
giving lilies the preference. but car
nations. roses. tulips hJacinth sn1
narcissus are All effective
pretty concrit Ia tn coudns aus
Hover to room. m lssing in bBela
and using no~er holders wherever IA
Isl possible
a canopy under which fhc couple
~ill sfaud ma1 De- made OF wire ~ina-
INK aith Err~nert. then studdlng AKA
white flowers Form the alsle of broad
riohDn or wll- and USE TALL white
candle, bob every available place Niad
che stair hanist~rs ~lth green wing
large bunch of white ho~era o. the
newell post from ~hich there shoais
lr taN cathedral candle 10 "a a
pretty Idea to have one or fro llffie
hoNer -iris Wlth baskets nllfd sirh
white roses and petals t0 scatter Ia
tnr pathway of th~ brit-
AZ neddlng of this kind. ths af-
PENDANTS should be soeu-i n shlte.
ans the refreshments may b.. served
out almost entirely m shitc
Have the Icecrtam in egg shaped
forms resting in nests of straw -colored
spun sugar nr If may hs served IN
cases made fo represent lnlrs So
Nl.fe candles In glass holders. shire
flowers shade the iEhf eth ISIS
Shade sand cover fhe nour sifh can
tas THIS makes "A dining rosR be-.
.Hne thr occasion
oI course usr sreen vines ara l-rm
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08

Tax, ~. dear-mother. in your aims.
Ass tell 70 me once more
The beauties Of that happy land
nst lies beyond the shore
The soEoe that they cali Heaven. -"
1ethcr.
Way up beyond the sky
To vhiCh all those who iove the
ard
VIII journey by and hv
Tell NO about the angels dear.
AT clothed iu spotless white.
Nho play upCn the golden harps
ARa praise God dav and night
Tell me about the crystal walls
And streets an paved with gold.
Asd the gardens of fair Paradise
long SO to behold
Tcil m about the dear Eod Lord.
WAC made that home So fair.
And teii me-. ton me. mother dear.
Taat Some day well eo there"
And tell me. mother DEAR that when
Onr time shall come to die.
Thst Christ Nill take up Co that
home
way up. beyond Che sDN.
dear resders. . would hid YOU am
Icin with me- ON This PRAYER.
Thaf when We bid adieu to earth
W. meet forever there"
Florence Bush
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08
Lon lnckct, NtnI in Nornc.

Jackets continue Ions but for
NouRc Esri the coat should not reach
below tho Knee. and may De- several
inches shorter n the length is unbe-
coming
BoA front half-htfed back. long
ught sleeves and perhaps fancy revers
and cuffs make Up the smart jacket
for school wpar
For afternoon The more delicate
colored coat and skirt may Dee orua-
meutec With a simple arrangement OF
bradirC or strsppiuc. bat as "a rule the
more severe models are the best. as
they a-e the more appropriate. the
light color and the size and trimmings
of the hat keeping the costume quit,
distinct IRON that Intended for gene
eral wear
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08
ELIOT MAY DECLINE
PORTFOLIO TO LONDON

WASHlNGTON.-SpecsaI- Refir-
ing President Charles W Eliot. q Har-
ward University. II was stated. ex-
pressed 20 President Tart both Ms ap-
probation OF the honor and the belief
that he would be unable 70 acceef
the post.
President Taft II Is said. askea DIP
Eliot further % consider the States BE-.
fore making a formal decliratios. ana
this was agreed upon. Dr. Eliot. how-
ever. told the President that besae IS
years OF age. he hesitated to Accent for-
eign service az this time. thoneh be
feit Ia perfect health and capahle Of
many years Of energetic work yet 70
come
Harvard graduates throughout the
United States. 10 Is said. sre sHxioux
that DR.. Eliot should accept tie dsD-
lomatic appointment and snaoabte.slv
will bring whatever inaacuce asv
have 20 bear npoa hin.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08
Won,ar,'s Department

vida strip may b. put on the left
side OF the plat and narrower strip
down the right side This gives the
correct front trimming OF the new
blouses
lt Is 40 longer fashionable 90 have
the plating OF frills down the center
OF the same width ON each side The
left one must Be considerably wider
than the right one.
This vide ruchiuE Isl also used az
the wrists instead 90 RULES 10 is
easier to adjust and keeps fresh long
er than lace or net
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08
MODERN DEMANDS or WOMEN FOR
BAILOT 4 REVIVAL or CEN-
TURN-OID MOVEMENT.
SOME NOTED LEADERS
Former Efforts to SECURE Vote to No-
men We're Not Confined Alone 10
Ballot Privilege Present
Struggle Co Wipe out
All Distinction.

NEW YORK Sn.c.af Tn. aeIt.-
tiDn which has been stirred up iu both
fn.. United States and Great RrItafr
utrhfn the uast few months bv th.
advocates OF woman suffrage. has caus-
.d nanv persons to REGARD the demand
thaf votes De- given to women as "a now
movement fu r-aNr. 10 Is merely a.
revival of au issu. which has been
a-lfsr.t mon. on la-s suasmodfc.I.
for the past siNt. wears in Au,-rf,.
and Tor more fhar twice, th.t .r-ri.t f-.
EUROPE. when. r had It's lrernlu.
ENen ancient Rome. according o.
PROT Guslelmo F-rrerc me famous
Italian historian. Who haas been Lecture
in. m nIs country. had lis .unrs.
.Ists
Dob modern fitness fh. nrfafr .f r..
demand for the -euancinat.on- oi $50.
mon dates back to rn. French R.l.lu.
rIor I- o..s from. "A uIol o. ,.or,..
gathered fo I.ra..r. rn. as-.n.II.
iu behalf of .N0rI.n.s ci.U and uuI.f.
caI rfenrs~ tnaf rl. hluodr.i.-r ..r.
break of rI. lowest elements .f Paris
AROSE. r.srlfir. u fna srorr.Ir. .t OLD.
Hotel n. VINE anl ur.cfn.farIUa div.
orr. of llaodsnel tnat followed rt.
leader of rl.- mob Was Rose lacor.n.
. famous actress of tlr day. renowned
.oI U-. ntluu. ~I. founded 0u. .f
r.. female clubs tuaf uIar-d SD f.....
uIe . Dart n tar revolution. and Den.
lau. is entitled to br considered t..
uu-uator of the woman. club m...-
melt as Well as tho founder uf tIr
less widely successful equal su1ra-.
agitation
like many another leader of -mili-
tant Womaukmd. Rose I.aCombe sul-
fered the fate of falling Inn Rove aud
marrying This alienated the support
of her followers and she spent beer
later DAYS in keeping a shop ion Paris
She was succeeded as a leader of this
early womans rights party by Marie
OLYMPIC re- Gouger. who seems 20 have
been sufficiently "emancipated for
she openly Ted ara immoral life aud
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08

better not have il. THAT post is for
married man
Without loss of time Mr. Barber got
into communication with Laurel. and
ina a few hours Miss Alta Mildred
Welsh the eighteen-year-o daughter
81 Lemuo Welsh was on her way 20
Baltimore.
Upon her arrival here Miss Welsh
was taken COB the home OF the Rev.
William a. Carroll am intimate friend
OF Mr. Barber. ana "A marriage was
promuril celebrated Bishop Gambler
gave the desired post to the enterpris-
fur minister
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08
SECREFAET ROBBED
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION

NEW ORLEANS. I-A-Special.-
SamueS T. Stevenson. former financial
secretary OF Typographical Union No
II. OF New Orleans. pleaded guilty TO
embezElfng the funds OF the OrganiZa-
tioR 10 the Criminal District Court
acre. Sentence was deferred. u is
claimed that StevensOn's deraications
amouzted To about 10000.
Heary W Hudspeth. who was presi-
seRt e. the union at the same time
Showcases was secretary. is under in
sictreat for fraudulently obtaining
mo&eS from the union. Hudspeth was
a cssSS&afe for president OF the Inter
nsssa& typographical Union az the
last sertseg 81 nat organization.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08
THOMAS p. RYAN BUYS
ANOTHER PM MANSION

NEW YORK Special Thomas FOR
tune RYAN whose home in this cits
for the last few years has been AZ the
northwest corner % Fifth avenue aud
Twelfth street has bought the dwell
ing at >5> FIFTH avenue. Owned until
recently by William j. Dingce. the
California capitalist
The house generally speaking
comes within the class of million
dollar mansions. although 49, Roam
paid something less than Thar for BE-
about SS.NnNn 90 is said Hcftr Green
holds "a $500 goo morfcasc on &c. ans
there Is 90 second uorfeuse 90 5000 na.
held PSF Isaac stern Both of cheese
.t is sald ali probably he nail h, Nr
RYAN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08


occupations She rut nto practice .
hef o"n notions oi che equality off the
sexes ht wokir- love- fo fusln "a Nrl.
known Swiss painter of h.r faN. ot
.ONi ~n'flitN nnnN ."e Nrnt. fnaf
st' pursued hum sCtulAIuusif Hrr
F'IttDns WltA tnn painter cluecl
ot'"nlnE to write h.s poem about the
pair contaninE PASSAGE shat often
le quoted. oeEinntnE ~fronE and
Nrr'r in tne heart dear she Was nn-
tA'7. iDnapit niiillAnt Woman. nHt
hei iafrr relations Win Capt GILBERT
lhiaf wealthy American ana WI.
itm GOODWIN. cara rneilsltnan. destroy
e." neg inuuenrf ana urDHEht ooIuVnN
upon me cause a .lCh shr clamrionri
frdocc> VIRGIN % thlurc.
No. next leader Nuo arose fo aEi
la'' lnr cause OF woman rights and
ln' one " no hfst introduced the aEita.
Llon into America Was Frances Wright
III 1870. when She Was @o years old.
Shr came To the nlted states and at
tempted 20 found "a colony ~ whites
and o4.tr IS near Memphis Tenn. based
ON social equality between the races
t"inE 100 nus. She took fo occurring
ana writing on Tree thought and wo-
IMAM FlSHts. but hrr attacks ON re-
NIXON ana marriage caused her to Do
barred from many cities Other lead
OTIS 'I .nis early movement DOB America
Nrrr rrnestlne Rose and Margaret
Fu.irF ihr former toIish communists
tNd socialist and ihe latter "a promi-
n'h. mrmnrr OF the famous Brook
Fa-A community
iNr'r early leaders o. what has
s.-'" developed In'' t0e equal sut.
IlN NOt make Votes
F..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08
eGGS AND EASTER
Some Hats for Hoste~>es Dsrisx Tats
HO~t Beautiful 81 AZ e.r
Festival Sea~oa<.


me ekE nAs IRON time i2ssrlnortz2
oe'n eonnectee Witn thts seeSen ~
ta' year To AFRICA fceJ exea vershlP
t sAA 20 affair decoration - co1slt-
e'"i Nhisneu Ntront g circle - rsr4.
"N..' tA'n private family eossfs sz
'-. ono sa'f"N ftA
A"- custom ai HslnS THINKS - ss9-
IN .' pave olitinetrd sta ere az
'. "i'tNe An- Romans. ~ho ceirrrt
'er .n tAfir paFan fesfsaL
''.p"' at'iire naf Do ionna -
rtsr etiN .' o. seie o. ~
-''N t'r a.n as on "a
" 3at I'd aafe leea
i . Nir tAr< -
tN". Nal a place - Ger
' NN'Nn ine~r nau1
h' h-afi 80
.a Fao hldea
.lii hnt'aE
ftief 'I ine
.i'e nNr 80
~ 70 a-a t''rl'it.
ln' - .flf9A
iAn,''i
80
" 500. ~
t'' 't.i"tnE - A+-
70" .i % 80.
'' ''efiiH 80
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08
oyster Rabbit

one cup oysters few grains cav
enne. two tablespoons butter two
eggs. half pound cheese cut fine. six
slices toast quarter teaspoon salt.
farooh the oysters and remove the
tough muscle. drain and reserve the
liquor melt the butter. add the
cheese. salt and cayenne beat the
eggs add the oyster liquor. and add
gradually 20 me melted cheese. add
oysters and serve ou toast
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08
APRIL f0OL PURSE
HAD $500 CASH II 1T

FtNDIAN. % Special -Taunine
With his foot a supposed April fool
purse which hc noted susplciouslN in
the corridor of the Hancock County
Courthouse April 8 Earl Shunr mes
senger boy Eared in a0e az "a rou
90 yeiloN and green bills displayed fo
hls View \ fev minutes LATER fhr
purse. containing $500 in bills and "a
number OK notes AS claimed by David
Thomas. Flndlaf business man. Who
gave the messeuger hov s. huf nf
the roll thr youth had restored to ban
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08
WEEDS
TO GET NEW POST

BALTIMORE. Md SPECIAL The
Rev. Edward Barber 81 the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South. popular
young preacher who has been In
charge ~ Emmanuel Church. near
Laurel. Md. came 70 Baltimore TO at
tend the conference OF his brethren
and 20 see II Il were possible to get
another church on q circuit in Vir-
GINA
Now. brother" said the presiding
elder. IL you were married you would
az that place, but unmarried you had
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08
USEFUL RECEIPTS.


Cover bottom OF pan with . or s
inches OF dressing. with chopped
onion in b. Put tho chops on top OF
dressing and almost cover with hot
water Bake until brown
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08
PETROLEUM EXPLOSION
TORE SHIP TO PIECES

MARsElIL-ES. FRANCE Special
Eight members OF the crew OF the
three masted schooner Jules Henry
were blown 90 atoms. and the surviv-
mg seven We're injured so badly that
they may die, when the sckooner's car
go OF 1880 tons OF petroleum blew
up in the harbOr. The schooner had
Just arrived from Panama
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08

true Bohemian IS q man who
borrows dollar and then invites you
10 lunch with g.
Wrong again. A true bohemian
Is a man who invites himself To lunch
with you. and then oorrows a dollar -
kansas City Journal.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08

anything like a satisfactory list Of 70
tiers could BE- secured. and there a.
some doubt as TO whether evcn sucu
a lisa AZ this would pass muster D.
fore the courts.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-04-08

-Four cups of milk. 10 cup rice l--
cup o. uoiaSses ID teaspoon salt 1-1
teaspoon cinnamon. Bake 8 hours BOZ
very slow oven. stirring times dur
ing FIRST hour to prevent burning
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-30
Strenac &Gltc.

ct. Saul, Miln, 30. Ie5enber,
- 2iilS Wtinneioto. gioro, lmo Siio.
Gofoto llno Sheien BON Dintitoba
nlro bitterc a1ltc geneloet oQein
Scridjte aus Montnno, Sosfotcbelpou
mo 9llbertn Oeuter nni bdS Sernns
noben bobercr Semperotlr. Sn ct.
Foul lonf Die Temperature belItc
friiG olf IS @roo inter 9tla unO in
@innipeg oui 2S @roo inter 9ii,Q.
ct. Souis, Nto.. %. Tc5embcr.
Strenge adlte berrid1t heute in
Coma. 9tcbrostn, Sbeilen Don San.
ins mo inn nittlcren uno norblihel
W9iiiollri. ,Sn aoninS Gitp uno ct.
2oilis erreihte Die 5enperotllr bcn
9,ulplntt uno in Noriolf. Ncbr., iiel
huS thermometer uuf tS @ruo lll,ter
9tlQ. Sln mittlcren uno lpeitlidcn
&onios llno in Sflobomn bIieb ocs
%:ettcr uerb6ltniBnobig miloe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-30

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