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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-08
NIGHT RIDER JUROR
HEARS CASE FROM BED

UNION CITY, Tenn, Jan. =.
"A change for the worse in the
condition of Juror Roscn, who
has been III several days. near
~ terminated the night rider
trials today. The strain of list
ening tO the arguments of attor-
neys, sent the temperature of
Rosen, who is suffering measles,
to 1O5. He was unable to sit
up this morning and was made
comfortable In II small room
Just of the main court room.
by agreement of all parties,
the court and jury crowded into
this small room and the case
was resumed with Roscn listen
ing from his bed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-08
MURDER DONE
IN A CHURCH
FRIGHTFUL CRIME IN DETROIT
DEEP MYSTERY SURROUNDS
SLAYING AND DIs,IENIBERING
on SUPPOSED MINISTER.

DETROIT. Jan THE dismem-
bered body found yesterday stuffed
in the Columbus Methodist church
stove has not yet been fully identified
as that of the Rev John Carmichael,
although IL probably is his. An
other man is missing from the neigh
horhood named Gideon Browning,
who lived near the minister There
Continued on page four.)
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-08
FORAKER COMING UP.
Announces That He Will Start Fight
to Finish i'm Brownsville Az
fair Monday.

WASHINGTON. Jan Senator
Foraker announced today that on
Monday he would address the senate
on the latest phases of the Browns
vile affair and make presentation of
bill for the relief of the discharged
soldiers as unfinished business and
press it until disposed of.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-08
HAINES FINISHES HIS
STORY OF KILLING

, FLUSHING, Jan. AFTER
many hours ON the stand. where
, his story of the killing of Vim.
Annis was told in every detail.
, Thornton Haines was excused
, this evening. He showed signs
of great depression when he re-
, sumed his seat beside his coun-
, sci. The recital of Haines con-
, veycd no information with
, which the public is not acquaint-
, ed. Delivery of the story to-
ward the last was apparently "A
, great strain ON the man.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-08
YOUNG WOMAN FALLS.
tonfesses Large Embezzlement Fol-
lowing Arrest in Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. Miss Nell
lie Donnell. aged 32. former cashier
and book keeper for Schwartsehilds
&Sulzbnrger "A large provision COM
pany. was arrested today charged
with the embezzlement of $4,000.
She later made a confession. in which
she SAYS she does not know why she
took The money.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-08
FAMOUS EDIFICE UNSAFE.
Architects so Declare the Largest
Capitol EG1ficc in Europe.

TOLEDO, Spain. Jan. 7.-Archi-
tects have pronounced the capitol
building at Toledo. the most celebrat-
ed edifice and the largest in Europe,
10 be unsafe.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-08
uPHoLDs PROHIBITION LAW.

MOBILE. Jan. THE prohibition
law was upheld today. when a liquor
license requested In the local pro-
bate court WAS ruled against In a
test case
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-08
URGES BIG INCREASE IN
CONSTRUCTION FOR NAVY

WASHINGTON .secretary the Navy Newbery has urged
batesp Besides the battlesips he says the navy
be
colier ship ammunition ship and two
mil
single caliber, all big
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-08
KERN LOOKS LIKE A LOSER
IN INDIANA LEGISLATURE

INDIANAPOLIS For In
a IL win
iegahng
n
n
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-08
EARTHQUAKES
CONTINUE
FIRE BREAKS OUT AFREsH IN
LEAVES
TO MEET SPERRN-FLEET : Is
SAFELY THROUGH SUEZ CANAL

MESSINA. Jan Earthquake
shocks are continuing here at inter
walls of every few hours. Fire has
broke out TO complete the destrue-
tion of the city hall and the records
stored therein.
A party of men has been working
four days TO extricate the bodies of
American Consul Cheney and wife
from the ruins of the American con-
sulate. Many feet of wreckage. how
ever, yet remain to he removed.
The work of soldiers in Messina to-
day consists principally in gathering
up the dead bodies and burying them
in arches between layers of quick
lime The work of relief is we'll un-
der way in Messina. but the smaller
towns in the interior are being neg
lected The search for survivors con-
tinues. Seven We're found alive to-
day. mostly old people.
FLEET THROUGH CANAL.
PORT SAID Ian The T. ode
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-08

FLEET THROUGH CANAL.
PORT SAID. Jan. THE Rhode
Island. Wisconsin, Illinois and kear-
Continued on page two
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-08

Biggest Copper Dis
trict of the Country
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-08

AHords 0pportuni.
ties Unexcelled.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
An aasuRAfE s,a.

~ IL soi.cs - 10 Observatory ..
ColL.nsin ualve. sits.
il tha obse vatory Of -clurlnil unit
sefrit- 10 one OF the most ,accusat
clocks II ne world, !. has run for
several months with a mean error Of
! only nfte en-thousanlths of a second
anu l. maximum arror CT thirty-thor-
uandths Of o second per day. That
means flntjt doJs mo- vary moIe than
half n seconG month. or six seconds
, & yeas.
Compare .air nth the first pocket
tlmepiaea, the animated egg Of Nu-
remberg." which required winding
. vice n Jay anL varleL an hour and a
half IN the snme tire! Compare It
+, with some If the highest priced
! watches manufactured to1ay, which
! often vary mere than zen seconds a
week. ant you ylll have some idea Of
! the rchnemcnts In the science Of meas.
urinc time. Vet even this accuracy Is
surpassed by some famous fimepieces,
II the trade magazines are to be be.
lloyed There have he,n accounts IN
| them o. clocks or watches that have
! varleh less than Il secone IN periods as
! LONE as Ten years.
The clock at the University o. Co.
mmbla Is an astronomical clock, II IS
! surrounded by q glass caso In which .
partial vacuum is maintained. ana IN
!, order that the cae may not be opened
or disturbed the winding Is done auto.
inatlcally By electricity. The clock +
set un IN a room especially constructed
70 keep It fee from jar Oh vibration.
mhe temperature and oarometric con-
+, dltions are maintained practically con.
sianf. and every possible precaution Is
taken &c minimize the errors Of the
running mate,-Fsew York World.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

prehidsnl.elect TAT may or may no.
intend 10 break the Democracy Of the
South He IL popular IN the South
perhaps because AZ 1 cabinet office
H showed Wisdom Of nurnasa ant
whore allowed 10 take care Of his de
naslmenl without interference By
President Roosevelt. 5nsldened II &
duty 10 work toward hetlefmens Of III
whole United States His conduct 4
Cuba stamped him as 4 man Of iudlcla
fairness. and the South Is a believer 3
keeping niedgns. cost what il may
Hut the pEesldrnteleef VIII Dc we'll 4
remember That pIllaniett kn0x AM
me Of The chnsen advisers Of lhs
president are not 80 lIberal aHd seer
T. think The South fafelen land. J
miNhf b. the South auld gaiH create
political HFufn D. ilYiding her vote
nut just d Ionn 4 hn six NeA Enf
land sluleH With p~eAnlyivahIH Mlohi
IAN ana Wisconsin "a 4 hoIia VotlnI
Yankee battery fpf RennblltanIsm bu'
al III skeb hhl Min be ively,
states slo4n this Naf shouting loud Il
DIklh ami nehl6tF8I4 1bH - uf
nsiAsAl Il al NeN Enelandefa - De
l|eto the south has hetn elxIllzed A
Ihasi 4 year hurts The South and III
North.
AnA shn aheolusnIy Ridiculous par
af lhe sIa9g N that ! New Highlander
Alter ( lHz South. makes The bee
z.4nI1afaHz and fHs #nnfn has aImn<
aol toulHa u neeeun street. nosion,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

. EHht ER 49,
rle announcement BY the paper
trhn, 3 .shs That pulp Tor piper Is
setting scarce ana Ne may have 20
Use othef kinds oi news print y q
clsver ioke 81 4 tonic which has coy
the Dnblisaers 81 the states many
thousands Of dollars. There is SUI
aeIent wood IN Northwest canaa
alone Is 2aFnish al the newspapers
ana periodicals. Tos d thousand years
There Is no reason 20 believe me
sorssts d me states ike Wisconsin
an.l Maine can not be ~rerlenlshed
ana should Sc. But the facts are the
great paper wood forests Of America
ire owned BY the trusts and they are
making the publishers pay them mhas
aoever chcif greed demands. Take the
tariff Of the pulp woods from waich
Ne manufacture print paper and M.
paper trust would dissolve he day
following. The sasie holds in zach
Instance where there is q eomblna'
ton "a confr,l. fhe tariff ~ the ns'.
ufal mother Of trusts. II is he com
merclal harlot Of ne ages sH6 has
ross tne people 81 he JJitel ctases
BILLIONS III dollars, and made the la'
hofer the scaps-soat o. her imrloral'
It's Is allowing the 'cry o. cheap for
cler abor competition 70 oecome a
belief with thousands Of honest man
and women. These sasae truss chill
dfon * tie tariff have Imported la'
Dor from Hungary, aulgarlti Ching
and wherever men eoula Ne lad for
LsA waeea man shes hnd 70 pay
strong Uaine s~tFongAnIndui meHt'
cans
TRA nafiH II the channel fhroeGh
which The trusts work and Wien as
esllet the AGENTS 50 dDwn 10 Wesh'
Inefon ana lail about the billions ~
nfrnis Ananw Carnegie through
fhn sraslhreedlng IaflH Incorporated
ale sraica nerve and sold hm some
Ihfeo b fur he shfN millions OF
aoilara He had previously f9ld tie
e%ntefnmeat viai cid useless steve
IL hal anil IT had been put ON g. NOR
- cruisers a pensgnn would have
sunk the whole American lleet al
tie time anh after being proven gull
II ana allowed NJ 80 free Ute commit
laa 81 eonefss ihss same winter sent
.of Andrew CARNEGIE and mad sim tel
sihi he Thought was hest ~ the way
ii talds 10 other OF The great
bowers would have allowed hia testi
monss 4 man who would defraud his
government out 81 millions Is At besl
i dangerous man 10 follow but when
he SELLS the protecting war vessels
afmnf wholly weelalesN. he becomes
of lha bFisari orier-raihcf worse
than the Robin Hoods Of sc older
time.
The nanpf TRUST has made the Emp'
laan pangIktfer pax an awful prod
and Il 4. perhaps. iHsf that 1ke aver
aae publisher shoulI suffer. II The
publishers have lnt the courage 4
Ilsht me- TRUST why SHOULD TREY pro
i lae Hard Of often against the
loss 81 a1ney2
10 are those who war aKalns
nj tai and all trusts. and he fake
story If being ont IT NOOd IL nlanu
iacluie panef from Is too silly tc b
endured Tho forests d Canada con
fHinlnR tint kind q wood arr 2anO 4
HOO miles in extent and thirty fcel
ments a. men cutting Al the rate o
Twelve hours per day could not Gu
I ~ timber IL ten hundred years.
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Behind him lay the gray Azores.
Behind the gates Of Hercules:
Before aim not the CHEST OF shores,
Before him only saofeleas sens.
The good mate said. Now must we
pray,
For lOi the very stars are gone.
Brave admiral, speak. what shall
sayga
why say, Sail On sail on End
ont
'Ay men grow m~utlaeus day bs day;
ny men grow CHASTITY wan and
weak.
The stout mate thought Of home; 2
spray
OF salt wave washed his swafthy
cheek.
What sail | say, bravo rdmlral, say,
II We sight naught bu. seas at
dawn
why you shall say. II break Of day.
Sail on! Sail on. Sail on! And on
they sailed and sailed, as winds might
blow.
untll at last the blanehed mate said.
why. now not even Ged would know
Should ! AMI all my men fall dead,
These very winds forget their way
For God from these dread seas h
gone.
NOW speak. brave admiral, speak and
say
He said; "salI on Sail on And
on
They sailed. They sailed. Then apaks
the mate:
This mad sea shows his teeth 10
night.
le eurIs nis lip, he lies IN wait.
with lifted toeihI r. Il 70 uaes
afaye admiral. say but me Enod word
what shall W. 10 when hope y
gomez
rho words leant like 4 lcanlne sworl;
Sailoal Sail ont Sal on And onl
rhon, pale and worn. he Kept hts deck
And peefed through Aatialehs. An
that night Z
II 6AI4lAIH Hlaasl8S AIT 4NtA
A light : liahla a light A light
Il grew, 4 sIafiIt flag unfurlcdf
Il erew 10 be Times burst Of dawn
he gained woflis he gave that Nofl|
IL grauaesl lessen. 70ui Sail on
Joaquin Miller
Hohart negfoes look knife exefclt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

c-f. s1.sS.Af
,9-8Ro.- 3rs.
-
The Southwestern was represented
al the state teachers ass citation at
Cha ~nec By President Sharp. Vice
President Cowarl Messrs. 1.yan. BRO.
mer. Bohannol. Scott Pirby. Downing.
=. II. Schulz. Mrs. Dunatan and Miss
Vrooman, Meesrs. Bfemef and 30,
lannon appeared on t:ta nrpgram
Mr.. 1remef's new hook on elemen.
tary harmony has been 81 pied as a
text by the university Of Oklahoma.
-~-z
A large number OF new students en-
rolled with the new yeaf. Lmong old
faces That we're once very familiar Is
that OF Miss Eunice Hodges, daughter
Of Rev Hodges Of the Chlckasha Con,
gregati nal church. WIN sad charge
Of the local Congregational church IN
10000.
Miss Davis spent her holiday vaea.
lion with relatives 10 Missouri, Miss
sloss visited friends IN Elk city. Miss
Alternately visited her old home ln
Paris. Texas. Mrs. Maddox and her
Mother Mrs. Lawson. spent the for..
night With TIE son ara brother In III
Reno. Mrs Dunstan was entertained
By relatives In shawnee.
Mf Bremen presided at the Monday
morning chapel service. He coneratu.
lated the school on It's condition and
prospects, particularly The advantages
which viii come with the new building.
and aged his audience to be- loyal and
generous In helping tho 5 uthwestern
TO the highest possible state Of pros
peFity and efficiency.
Messrs. Schulz and scott brought
with them from Oklahoma CITY a new
mascot for the athletic department
which is small but very efficient.
The library starts the new year with
a number Of new periodicals on The
tables, Among the new mes are The
st. Louis Gluhe-Demoerat. Mississippi,
Hlaetter (germanl, TIE Commence,
Tie New York World, the House aean.
tlful. The Dallas News. sturm's Mag.
cine. ana 81. Nicholas.
The senate IS 20 discuss The labor
union question az their January 10th
meeting.
The board r normal school regents
Is 10 be in Weatherford this wees e
select the site for The new building
york on which Is 10 be begun as soon
as possible,
Rev. Savage. 81 the South Methodist
tiurch spoke & an appreeiative audi
ence az chapel Tucsday morning.
The Y. N. G. A. IS nav meeting ll
Sunday afternoons at lao All who
are Interested are cordially invited Il
attend,
The heads Of departments are busy
with recommendations cor the uniform
course IL study. 20 be adopted for Ill
The normal schools Of The state It'll
spring
4 $3.50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

OF tho heavier sort do your shines
pIncn and your feet swell aud PEERS.
nIHe r. fuH sprinkle AllpR,s Eohlt
Eksnpln9YaH = shpesyfI Will <|sa kEm
fekla*nd eumEQft m dinsinnl iHiIef
from any annoyance Sahi azrefy.
who're, 25c Don't accept any snhstl.
suIe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
d. Acoh. logan, Guthrie.


g. d. hcogh. logan, Guthrie.
John Borar. Pavlce, eawneC,
John Il, Bridges. woodward, Wood
wefd. lfh
Richars G. BroRnlee Dewey. Talose.
I ? Calhoun Wagner. Wagner.
Jofl b. Charles. .iaeoln ct-oud.
q. NJ. Clark. pewnee. and Payne
pawnee.
rhas. N. Compton. Key, Wasauss
Chas. A. Cook Muskogee. Muskogee
and Haskell
l.. ?. Gown. ellis. Fargo.
9oht. j. Dl-en. Jkfrskee, Waleetkt-
4. =, rdglngtnn. Blaine. Wrtonka.
4. G. sIemlln, logan, 7Lthrie.
Geo. 2, Helm Creek. Mounds.
II. f.. Howe, Noble, Whiteroak.
ii. Humphreys. Atoka. Atoka.
Isaac jacobs. sequoyah, MulCrow.
G G. Jonsa Oklahoma. cksahona
sames Knox. Muskogee. 6oyntoa
j. Il. Lincoln. Ckmgigee Henr-ettG.
Y. r. Lockwood, Gircoin. McLoud.
l2es.es A.. aaris, Kay. Fonca City.
Edward derrick, Muskogee, bus.
kogee.
A. j. Mllsap. Mcintosh, shecotah.
Clint Moare. Washington, Bardes
yi.ls.
S. ". murphy. oklahoma Edmond.
Il. T. Parsons. Woods. Alva,
Geo. w. Partridge, Cherokee, Ahalff
and Grant
Joseph NJ. Porter. Garfield, Enid.
G. Z. Sexton. Payne. Perkins.
John s, sheareF, Logan, Guthrie.
ine sherman. Major. Estellol
!. II. Simmons. Tulsa. Creek and
Tulsa.
Arthur A. slulI. Garfield, Lahoma.
!. i. sullivan. Howe. Heuuoyah and
feflnre.
II NJ. Tate. Seminole. Wewoka,
A. W. TooIey, Beaver. Beaver.
Harvey utterhack. KlngiIsher, Klng.
fisher.
Henry Il voale. Harper. Palace.
Henry Ward. Cherokee. Hubert
Eugene Watfous, Enid. KlnsIlahef
and Garfield.
E -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

that fellow who Is 20 build that ton
story hotel IN Oklahoma City could
lind bette. business In the capital city.
We can't brlId them big enough 81 fast
enough up here,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

sun n We lived near q volcano these
cold spells would not take 30 much
natural gas from the pipe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

Legislature starts well and there
seems enough plow.horses 10 keep go.
Ing IN the right inrrsw.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

Tulsa believes IN advertising che
announces the number Of bootleggers
working there a. second only 70 Mus.
kCEeA town.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

Sometimes 'hc social affairs can be
big enough for the state and that ID
tha WY OF q city that knows how "a
10 things.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

'Richard A. Blllups, (D). cordcll,
Dis. Q.
III. s. Blair. (D), Katie, Dist 10.
sR. s. Curd. lRl. Aline. Dist. z.
IS. A. Cordelb Cd. Chandler, Dist. 49,
clarence Davis, CD, Brlstow, Dist.
Il.
sR. ". Echols. (D). Elk City, Dist. 2.
~. c. Graham, Cd. Marietta, Dist. is.
-. NJ. Keys, ID, Pryor Creek,
Dist. 20. 3A
II. II. Memmlnger, (D), Atoka, Dist.
20.
~. s. Morris, Id, Hooker Dist. l..
sTom Moore. (DJ. 0lugtee. Dist. 8.
'W. N. Redwine, Cd, McAlester,
Dist. 26.
campbell Russell Cd. Warner,
Dist, ~.
-. J. t~ldari. I'D, Ponca city.
Dist. g..
III. T. sorrels. I'D. Milton, Dist. 81.
'Pcy d. ctafford, az, Oklahoma City,
Dis. IA.
Il. stain, III wapn oiss. 80.
~. III. omith (Dl, Duncan. Dist. II.
u. K. ~aylor, 20, chickasha, Dist
'l5.
il. y. J,secsa'S, n, fair Valley
/: -. J. eager, ~. -risP. Dist. 81.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

iudge Reeler had to thaw that trown
OF his face, lie is f1uch too hi nd
some 20 get frozer With a lrown Oh his
1%rontplece.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

Over fifty students Of the A. 1 n.
cul.ese AZ saltwater pasted through
lhe city last evenine enfunlo the
school after spending he holidays slth
home folks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

Good thing thai gas pipe u wen
made, too.
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90 oosO000 000 q .
= STATE BRIEFS. .
. .

ponca City Is having union revival
services.
Austin Ebcy and Miss Mabel Pau
coast married a. Bar'lesYllle.
Curt Hall. ponca city, catches
wolves alive and brings them to town
~ tsa~lnstheans
/49pn9 ftfryf
Albert and Hiram Stephens wklb
Injured sunday By q runaway tdlm'
At slmoh.
Rev. 4. N. Martin, q gentleman Of
culinh. Is IN Jail ~ Hobart, charged
With selling something called whiskey
Arthur G~alhfalth. twelve years old,
crawled into a hole after a rabbit, and
a caYe.in followed. a%moshering the
hoy TO death
Dr. Ira q. Stone. prominent IN med.
lcal state circles. was buried Monday
ri Kinghsher. he was a OF the
wealthy men Of Oklahoma.
$500.
Oklahoma City's marshal has no.
tiacd school children rot e use roller
skates on the sidewalks. tie fears
they may collide with men wearing
another kind Of skctcg.
Charles sSlxkilIer. Bartlesyille. is
made because the state laws are pre-
vcl lug the second sase OF sixty acres.
IN Justice to Charles, he did not know
he was makiLg the first sale.
f~-
500 Reward, 500.
The ~roaaersg of this paper Will be
pleased to learn that there Il at least
one Dreaded disease that science has
beep able 30 aFe in al is stages,
ana that IL CftarFh- Halls catafrh
Cure n the only positive cure now
known TO tae laedical fraternity. Ca.
tarrh being a constitutional disease,
requires a constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internal
y, acting directly upon the bloou end
mucous surfaces OF the system, there
by destroying tie foundation OF the
disease, and giving the patient
strength oy fulfilling dp the constItu-
ton and assisting nrtuae In doing rs
work. The proprietors nave so mach
faith in lis curative powers that hey
offer enc Hundred Dollars ro. any
case that 4, fLlls tc cure. Send for
list Of testimonials.
address r. !. CHENEY G CO, 70
ledc. Chic.
Sold by all Druggists. T6c.
Take Halls Family ills for col
stipation.
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. q o . . . D d o o b .
o MEMBERS OF THE q
o SECOND ASSEMBLY. Q
q o o b o {
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sAvlNos CT A M

fault Of your Owl would probably
hc d sin IN others.
The sostom soon d.ops out Ct quickly
made Friendships
Honesty pays Il the end-but you
must be at The right end
have q way Of your own--ther keep
sut Ct other peoples wey.
Many an upright man has failed 70
score a downright success.
A good idea is one that can 80 ear.
led out and exchanged for coin.
No, Alonzo, the rats women wear IN
heir hair are not caught In traps.
Life would be awfulIy mo~notcnous il
We dldn I make an occasional enemy.
Never judge = mans good or bad
qualities BY what HE relatives sAy about
him.
4
Nothing jolts a small minded man like
being fbfe5d 10 admit that b Is in che
WRONG.
: M
aoma nAanle managv % beat his =.
liaAAe meieatg ahbab the bush by lying
NH their mcQlhz closed.
4
AM man could aafn 4 living by utiIiz.
iur the time he Naslep ~ sfslne to con.
vince III world thai Il oees him one.