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Evening journal., 1909-12-08
PROPOSALS

d RoP0sHLS FOR PRINTlNG-s EAE-
1 ed proposals are asked for BY the
Board OF Public Education IN Whining
ton for printing the annual report OF
the Public Schools OF Wilmington accord
ing 70 samples and specifications which
can be had on application mt the office Of
the Superintendent at tho Wilmington
High school. Proposals must be on the
presidents desk at the board room be-
fore o'clock .. m, Monday. December
13th, 1909 and must be marked. Promo
sails for printing annual report The
right TO reject any OF oil bids Us re-
served. WNf. J. MCKINNEY.
Dec4-4t. Chairman Printing Committee
Evening journal., 1909-12-08

~fTRs. FCRs. FTRs:
All kinds Of hides and furs bought.
Highest prices paid for MINK ana FOX
Jl-6,no Seventh an6 Poplsr So.
nor sALE-si59 WILL BUY A SCHiJ-
4 mann piano, upright ~ octaFe-'
90 JACOB BROS. co.
Octia-tf 90 King ST
Evening journal., 1909-12-08
Breakfast Association Makes Appeal.

New underwear is needed by the
Sunday Breakfast Association for
girls under twelve years Of age. The
association will be thankful for do
nations Of the kind.
Evening journal., 1909-12-08

Or. KELLOGG 20 Nudres8 brotnernood,
The Rev Hiram W. Kellogg. d. D..
pastor OF Grace NJ. +. Church, will de-
liver an address to the members OF
the Scott NJ. f. Church Brotherhood
tomorrow night After Dr. Kellogg's
address. the usual routine business will
be transacted. All members are urged
TO be present.
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ROOMS ZOE RENT

GfREf{I 5-~S05. S05 AND So RICE sri
" Philadelphia. Rooms. Sc Sc, bQc.
Gentlemen only. apl-n@-ly.
Tor RENT = NEWLY-FrRNfSuE
rooms for genucmen an confcn-
fences. 10 west Street.
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nor; SALE

$1,000 Preferred Stock in a home
corporation, established IS years. doing
a profitable business. This stock VIII pay
Z per cent dividends, guaranteed (cumu-
lative) and viii be a irst lien on the
business.
A bonus OF 20 per cent common sfoc {
Will be given with each share preferred
sold. The additional capital 70 be USED
IN charging the business. A saIe ana
profitable Investment. Full particulars
FURNISHED on request. Address
INVESTMENT.
Nov27-tf. r. o. Box 5t3.
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SITUATIONS WANTEp

Man. EXPERIENCED. WISHES SPO-
NA sition as salesman. collector or driv-
ing delivery wagon. Address H., Even
ing Iournnl Onlco. nccI-2t
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.,! lELp M.AMTEp-MALE

- ~ ~ t-ls WIZ LII
PRA1INLlf MAIL CLERKS &cUBToM
- Hone employees. wanted. Spring
meaS salary $500 Rapid advSnee esnSe
Common school education sufficient Can-
uidatea PREPARED free. Write for sched-
sz-H, RochesteS n y. Nov1i-imo
RAILWAY MAIL CLEi,Its. CUSTOM
employees. thanksgiving examina-
lions everywhere. Commencement sala-
~ $500 RAND advnncement fo $500 or
1900 Candidates prepared free. FRANK
LIN iNhIlruVE. Dept. 3l-H.. Roches-
ter. N. Y. Novs-imn
HOW MUCH OF THE WORLD HAvn
How much muscle have you? How much
do YOU know Do YOU know n trader
How much money do YOU saver How
90 you IKE your present posiuon2 How
motedl Do you ever expect 20 be "A suc-
cesai What is there ~ the future for
/ your How much ambition have your
Become blueiackct n tho United
States Navy and you Will sec some o.
the United states-maybe some OF thc
powerful. learn by travel. study and
lheh-class associates; may learn n trade
can save money as nearly en- your cx
] penses arc paid: will like your iob-mos
boys reeulist (65 per cent reenlistod las
year, II YOU are the right stuff youl
, get promoted. and the training you re-
Ia the Navy viii help nightly 10 make
success. even n you leave the Navy.
If YOU are n 20 80 years old. right NOR.
home doesn't look bright find out what
tho United States Navy has TO Ofier YOU
You Will DO surprised.
Knowing n trade Us an advantage In
joining the Navy
$1,000 applied for positions last year.
Only ~ 200 were accepted.
/ Navy Department doesn't urge you 10
enlist only urges YOU 20 investigate.
| Talk a over with the recruiting officer
to-day Gan or write, Navy kecruitins
minrton Del.
uec.lA61l151S22.25.
Evening journal., 1909-12-08

EOR RENT-375 ACRE FARM. GOOD
buildings. about eleven miles from
city. c. L. PARK g. co,
Dec.4-lt. 2is w. Tenth 81.
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NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tes-
tamentRrv were IN due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned, on the
bend dny OF November A. D.. 1909, and
that ali persons having claims against
tho estate az the deceased must present
tho same. duly attested 10 the said eve
ecutors, on or before the 22nd day Of Mo-
vember, A. j. 1910 OF abide the Act OF
Assembly IN such case made ana pro
EDWARD T.. RICE.
CHARLES II. SMITH. JR.,
Executors
Address. Herbert T.. Rice. Esq. Attor.
nev-nt-Iaw. Wilmington, Del
J Nove4-e.o .d.-9t.
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NOTICES

NOTICES
NJ 0TfCE-NAOMf LODGE NO. 3. y. r.
~ T. o. q. r.. will celebrate their TWEEN
ty-nfth anniversary Wednesday evening,
December sth. at s o'clock All members
requested 20 be present at their hail.
THIRD and king streets Dec6-5t.
NJ OTICE-AfEMBERS OF WINDSOR
~ Lodge No. 81, order Sons Of st.
George. arc requested TO attend the reg
ular meeting OF tho lodge. on Thursday
December o 1909 Worthy Grand Presi-
dent j. Henry Perkins and other ofii-
GERS and deputies will visit the lodge on
that evening and tie lodge VIII give
them fine reception. BE with us.
NJ s. Oliver. Pres.
r.. A. CLEGG. Sec.
Dec7-St.
NJ oTICE-S25OO REWARD FOR THE
N arrest and conviction OF any persons
found stealing milk or empty bottles.
Retail MIX Dealers Association,
CHARLES II. BURRIS. Secretary
Novl3-wed-tf
@OTICE - SEN AUBEN sEGARS
n made for the past niaeteen years at
No. East Second street, dealers IN Sc
cars Tobacco. cigarettes, pipes and
matches supplied by S. II. DURSTblN.
at short notice Dect-e o .-lnlo
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REGTSTFF'S ORDERS


d EGlSTER'S ORDER.
N Onico OF the Register OF Wills.
New CaNle Co, Del, Nov. end. 1902.
Upon the application Of Edward l..
Rice and Charles n. Smith. Jr.. Execu-
tors OF Charles. II; sherburne, late or
ceased. IL IS ordered and directed by
tho Register Of Wills that the EXECUTORS
aforesaid give notice Of granting or Let
ters Testamentary upon the estate OF the
deceased. with the date or granting
thereof. by causing advertisements 70 be
posted within forty days from the date
or such letters in six % the most public
places OF tho county Of New Castle, re-
during all persons having demands
against the estate 70 present the same
or abide by an act OF Assembly In such
case made and provided, and also cause
the same 20 be Inserted within the same
period IN the Evening Journal. a news
paper published IN Wilmington, Del,
and to be continued therein three weeks
(e. o. ID
Given under the hand and
seal OF office OF the Register OF
wills aforesaid, NJ Wilmington,
| (SEAI0 IN New Castle County aforesaid,
the day and year above writ
FRANCIS. NJ WALKER,
Register Of Wills
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VII NTED-BOOKKEEPE ENPER-
w fenced with some knowledge or
stonography: steady position, state salary
expected. Address s., journal Office.
DccS-l0-ii.
Evening journal., 1909-12-08

Donation Day at Home.
At the Home Of Merciful Rest today
donations are being received from the
friends Of the institution.
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REAL ESTATE ZOE REM

o---,,~.r---,--.J~.-S-~--
FOR RENT
APARTMENT.
SdO French street, three rooms and bath
DWELLINGS.
M9 Adams St., rooms and bath.
700 Delaware avenue, ~ rooms and bath
jus Conrad street, rooms and bath.
1923 Railroad avenue. rooms and BATH
bis East Fifth street, rooms.
1918 pleasant street. 6 rooms
stable, 18th St, between Market and or
nnge streets
Evening journal., 1909-12-08

Apply 70 WILMINGTON TRUST Co.
Tenth and Market SITS.
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pIrRTTC SALE OF HORSES.

sherims once. Wilmington. Del. Nov.
30 1909. Decl 46ell.lS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-28
Closing the Question.

The Sunday school teacher. bein,
aware that III" rector intended visit
ing the church during this Sabbath.
school session. drilled her little class
on such important questions AS who
made thcm.' etc. until he felt SURE
that should the clergyman dcign e
quiz her charges they would do them
selves and her credit
Hardly had she SO concluded, wher
the church door opened and in STROBE
the rector. who passed along the rows
of buzzins pews until he reached thi>
very cluster Of pupils which he al
one" proceeded to take in hand
Now. my boy" asked he. picking
out a youngster in the end of the
pew. who made. YOU
God made me-. blurt-d III. youth
S!ancinS appealinGly at his more
familiar teacher. Then suddenly en-
Couragcd by her eyes. he boldly faced
the minister and added. unexpectedlv
an he made the whole bunch -
Circle Magazine
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Confirmed Proof.

On Au". -. f9"7. Mrs. Booker con-
firmcd her previous statement, say
i:.g: Il can recommend )"anS kid-
ne, Pills as highly at this time as
when | gave a statement in their favor
four years ago. ! am still convinced
OF their curaiiv" powers II casvS OF
kidney trouble"
For sale bv all dealers. Price 80
cents. Fostrr-M lburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-28

Pa has bad thu, hardest tim" OF his
life in Paris. and if eve! ritl"d a
man il was Pa.
Yon ,r., that last fy in tn" ailNhlp
pretty near caused him to cash III ms
chips. and go over III" long ROAD 10
the hereafter. cause he col blood
poison from the thorns that Iun int"
him where he landed in IN" tup hmhs
OF the thornappl" tT"". and II"
sDrained his arm and on" hlnd l'E
while being taken down with d'l'
rick and then before We l'ii the
country town for Paris h" drank some
goats milk. which gave him Honlaine
poison in his inside works. and peas
AM woman Who S"W"d up his pants
wh"r" they were torn OH the lr''"
prickod him with a needle, and he
sw"lled mp SO he was unabI" !" S'i IN
a car seal and his fac" WAS Scratched
by the thorna Of the tree ard there
were bloIrhrs all over him 50 when
We got to Paris III" health officers
thought he had smallpox and s"nt him
To- pest house. and they WouItn
let him in but vaCcina'"d III" and
turned me loose, and | Neat &c tn"
hotel and Told about where Pa Was.
and all about IT, and thrH pat our
baggage in Il sort Of oven nll"H with
sulphur and disinfecI"d il. and stole
some of it. and they made III" sleep
in a do. kennel and for weeks | had
to keep on Of sight until Pa was
DISCHARGED from the hospital. and III"
friends Of Pa ON at the alrship rlUb
in the country got Pas airship that
he bought for a government ont OF
The tree and TOOK il to the "lub and
presented a bill! for 5000. and only
lad s.. so they held il Tor r.t!!Snm.
Gee. bur worried about Pa
Well. one day Pa showed UP a the
hotel looking like n" had been ii
railroad wreck. and he Was SO thin his
clothes had TO be pinned nD with
safety pins, and he had spent all his
money. and was burSt"d.
The man who hired Pa in Washing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-28
Too Many for Him.

An American travelling in Germany
was much bewildcred AT the largc
number OF distinct and apparently in
dependent countries through which H.
went
Just as he became accustomed T..
Bavaria. with lis blue and white ma
tiOnal COlors. he would find himself
without warning in Wur;emburc
where they have an entirely different
king and entirely different military
uniforms. and s'rikirziy different
dialect Then few hours ride on a
train whisk~d him into Saxnny. and
'hen IL was SaXcCoburGGotha and
hen W"imar. and then Rad"n
and then Hess" DarmS:adt A, las,
h" threw up his hands in despair
Where are wc now he maui, d
Frankfurt -on-thc- Main
Who is III" local duke" hc kcd
YEARLY
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-28
Worlds Coolest CITY.

Takuisk. in eastern Siberia is said
10 bc III" coolest city in N" world T..
is the great commercial emporium II
eastern Siberia ard tho capital of the
nrovinc" Of YakuiskN which tn most
Of its area Of 81 90: square miles IL
bar" desert. tho soil "f which is
consists o; about four hundred houses
"f European structure. standing aparr
Tn" intervening spaces arc occupied
hy winter yoorts. or hrts nf tho
northern nomads with rsrthen roofs
Tho doors are covered with hairy
hides and the windows arc or ice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-28

the fountain. knocked the frenrhmsn
galley west. and pulled Pa on, W the
water and let him drain q" and they
said: Hello. old man. how did YOU
happen to let them dr"mu YOU" and
Pa saw who the boys W.'rr ANA Il"
hucgri them, and invited rh"u To- AL
take something and lhr'. ~ to his
ktrl
When Pa paid III" ch' - for the
drinks they charged IN ~" ducks They
said Pa killed in the tam tx iAiiinG
on them. Hut Pa paid Il AHd WAS ="
hchlra to meet the old rirrus boy
tina; he gave the gin i" went IN
swimming with u @ollamc nn'" and
after staying until a''u% DIS
uf hack and wen; L. Nv h"l"l and
sat up ill daylight tulr'us things
over
We found the circus bows wTr" on
the way TO Germany I" ~ "ith tn"
Ilagrnhach outfit to So"'h Nrt"a 4"
capture Wild animais for r'rrur'.~. and
when Pa told the boss. Whn wa on"
of the uaSrnhach's nhnng"r>. hh"u,
his airShip and what dandy thing il
would b. I" sail around whcl" II"
lions and tigers live IN the jungle.
and lasso them. from ~ IN III" ah
ru, of danger he cnrarrd IA and me
to 90 along. and | ruc>s "" VIII know
all about Africa pretty soon
The next day We went "ut 10 thu
club where Pa keeps his an%h'p. With
the. boss OF the llag"nharh'> Un,ht
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-28
CALLS FoR LARGE SACRIFICES.
Ministerial Work Means Giving UP
Idea Of Worldly Advancement.

Had We ministers trained and worked
for business lie as We train and
work for the ministry, and lived as
economically AZ We have IN the min
istry, many Of us could have accumu
lated fortunes ere this. ! should likr
to know IL thCr" is any Class Of men
on earth who get more out OF tn" use
OF their money than the minister's
Show me any other class Of men ON
earth with an average salary OF 81.
week who dress SO well. live 50 well.
educate their families SO well. give so
much and save so much FOR RAINY
day. and ! viii WELD my point i'nHi
ness men rarely realize the sarriiic'
ministers make | once tried ln pr'
Suadr man OF large possessions. who
his business and accept n position III
our deuominatiunHl work. which would
bring him in g. 500 Tie almost had a
fit n tn" very suggestion W" do moi
envy our business classmates who
have won fame ur accumulated w"ali h.
for III So doing they HAY" had to tur"cu
III" heavenly privileges which "" HAY"
'niUN"H "" do not want I" be- pttt'd,
We are not objects OF charity. and W"
al" cont"Dtrd with our lot Rev. rr
Curtis Lee Laws. in L"Sli"'s N""hl,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-28
REAL LIVELY SPORTING EVENT
Al! Sorts OF Things Happened at To
bacco-Chewing Marathon.

No sport around h"rr' drawlCd
the old stnreke"p"r at Bacon Ridge. r"
:iectivPlA. Why. Young man. ycnu are
away off icnu just should have been
around here laEr Saturday night and
seen our tobacco cllawing Marathon.
"Tobacco chewing Marathon" gasp
ed the corn starch drummer In SUI.
prise
Yes. Stree II was the liveliost
sporting event In the state. Tcnu see.
old Squire W"arheTbv claimed that
he could Chaw mon" tobacco in an
hour than any man in the village Seth
Wheatley took him mp Wall. as tn"
crowd was standing around and bet.
ting on their favorites and Seth had
Chawcd up six plugs. Il little piec"
slipped down his throat and made him
sneeze. Wall. sir. thcr" was Il case OF
fine pepper al that end OF the counter
and as Seth snCsZed the pepper went
up in cloud. and then everybody
sneezed Some of il got in old man
Hardapple's eyes and he pulled on his
coat and wanted TO hglt. Then some
body upset the stove and scared the
cat When it was all over Josh W"a,
therby found his watch had been
in Ia get warm. Sport Wall. give
me a tObacCochawinS Marathon every
time"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-28
,Ccpyris 1t In Urea, Britain

not pose amy more as a government
agent. and We went back Iu ihr hotel
We'll. this is fine srrupc YOU
hav" got me in. says Pa. as We went
to our loom.
What III thundcr did | have TO dc
about it," Says |, lust like hat
wasn't with You when you framed mr
this job and let man in Washington
skin yOu nut If your money by giving
You soft snap snap which has ~
plodtd in your hands, Gee Pa what
Ion need is Il maid or a valet. OF
something that will hold on to youI
Wad IA said he didn't need any
body to act as guardian to him
CaUs" h" had all the money h" need
ed in ms letter Of credit 10 The Nin"ri
can Express Company in Paris. and he
knew how To spend his money freely
but he did hate 10 I've buncocd and
made the laughing stock OF two con
tiErnlS
So Pa and | went down 10 the tx
press office. and Pa gave III" man in
charge "A paper and thu. grand mailing
sign of distress. and he handed ont
bags Of gold and bales Of bills. and pa
hid a 10, in his leather belt and pm,
som III his pockets. and said. Come
on. Henry, and we will see this town
AMI buy il il We like it,
Well. We went out after dark and
took in The concert halls and things
and Pa drank wine and | drank moth,
iMc bul ginger ale. and women who
waited on MS patrri his old bald head
ard tried to feel his pockets. but Pa
held on 10 their wrists and told Them
to keep away, and thought Pa was
real Saucv.
\ head waiter whispered TO III" and
wanted 10 know what allied the old
sport. and | told him Pa was bitten
bv wolf in our circus last year. and
we feared he was going TO have ny
drophubiu and always when these
spells come on the only thing to do
WAS to throw him into a tank OF water.
ard should be obliged to them if they
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-28

would TAN" IA and duck him in the
founra:n in the center Of the cafe.
and Sa." his life.
Pa was making "p with IN" girl he
had padded with the silver tray. buy
ing chan:pacnc for nor and drinking
some W il himself out Of hrr slipVcr
when tho head waiter called half a
dozen Frcr.chmcn who were doing 10
lice duty. and told them 10 duck Pa
IN the fountain and they grabbed him
bv the collar and the pants and made
him walk rurkny towards the foun
tain. and he hold on to the girl. and
tho FrenChmen threw Pa and the girl
into the brink With a flock Of ducks
and :hcy won't Und"- water ami Pa
camc up first Yelling murder. and then
the girl came up hanging 10 Pas neck
and she gave a French yell NJ agony.
and Pa gave n" grand hsiiing sign ~
distress. and vcII"d to know IL thero
was not an American present that
would protect an American citizen
from the hands NJ Paris mob Tho
crowd gathered around tnr circular
fountain basin and ono drunken fellow
iumpod in tho water and was going
TO hold Pas head under water while
tho girl found his money. when Pa
ycIIcd H~v RIbc. the way thry do
in p circus whom th"re IL a fzhi and
~ gineor u wasn't second before
hall dnzcn did circus mrn that US"i
hclorg 70 fhc circus whom "a xss
maraEcr % ~ states made . rush for
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-28

THERE rs NO COMPARISON
Is.'IwcCn IN" Iich, OF other DAYS and
IN" electric light o. today. Neither is
fh"rc anv compa ri>"n between the
old carbon SIob" and n" Twentieth
CENTURY light The Tungsten Lamp
which cuts your electric light bill! in
half
We do all kinds uf electrical con
tracing and insta Iistion and do IL
we'll AZ price that makes " POSSIBLE"
tor Won to have electric lights. healing
and uns"r for ruanv things.
TIE NEWPORT ELECTRIC
COMPANY.
l. 9. Goodwin. Manager.
%Oc2 wsshingt"n Avenue.
Both Phones 200.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-28

ton 70 60 abroad and buI air>hipS Tor
inc government told Pa 20 use hi.
own money for 4 month or iwn ana
then draw on tho secretary of m"
I-casurv for ali he needed. so h"for"
Pa went to tho hospital he dr"" on
hi royrrnrcnt for 500 a0 and when
hc came back thcre vas letter Tot
h,,, from IN" American consul n
Paris telling him 10 call ~ III" ofhc".
81 Pa went there and they arrested
him on the charge ~ skull dUEEinC
They said he had no right to draw
for any money on the government
a. Washington IA showed his pa
rc-s with the big seal on. and the
consul laughed in "a : fac" and IA
vas hot under the collar and ~an'rd
10 fight. but they showed him that
tho IA pcrs ne had we're no good. and
,hs; nc had been bunco"d by SOM"
;akir in Washington who got $500
from Pa for securing him job AZ
government agent and all his papers
authorized him 10 do vas ~ fraTri
al his own expense and to huy all tho
,irships he wanted to with his own
money and Pa had ~ MI tho mon-
~ he had spent ~as a dead loss. and
ali he had to show for ~ Vas pune.
,ursd airsh!r. which he was afraid 20
ride in
"a sworc A. 'hs government ~ tn"
,o,sul ARD 4. tho man who hUn"oef
Rim. and 'nry released min, from A.
reg, when h- promised that be would
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-28

and cowboy that used to BE- with
Pas circus. to practice lassoing things
They got out the machine and Pa
steered it. and the boss and ! were
passengers. and the cowboy was on
the railing in front with his lariat
rope and We sailed along about 80
feet high over the farms until We saw
a big goat The cowboy motioned for
Pa to steer towards the goat. and
when We got near enough the cowboy
threw the rope over the goats horns
and frightened it up. and MIR. Goat
came right along with us. bleating and
fighting We led the goat about half
a mile over some fences. and finally
came down to the ground to examine
our catch. and We landed all right.
and HagenbachS boss said it was the
greatest scheme that ever was Tor
catching wild animals. and he doubled
Pas salary. and said We would pack
up the next day and go To the iia
genbach farm in Germany and take
a steamer for South Africa in a week.
They were talking it over and the
cowboy had released the goat. when
that animal made a charge with his
head on our party He struck Pa be-
low the belt. butt.d the boss in the
trousers until he laid down and
begged for mercy. stabbed the cowboy
with his horns. and then made hop,
skip and jump for the gas bag. burst
hole in il. and when the gas began
10 escape the goat horns got caught
in the gas bag and the goat died from
the effects OF the gas. and We were all
glad until about - peasant women
came across the fields with agricultuT
al implements. and were going TO Kill
us all
Pa said: Well. what do YOU know
about that" hui the women were
fierce and wanted blood The boss
could talk French and he offered to
give them the goat TO settle il. but
rhcy said il was their goat anyway.
and they wanted blood or damages
IA said il was casie- to give dam
age, than blood and inst AZ they wore
going 10 cut MP til" gas bag tho boss
Settled with them 70" abon' $50. and
hired them TO hari fhe airship to the
nearest station. and NC shipped il to
ilr-lin. and GO lady 10 follow tho
rCX, day
Pa =a's No vi, have high old
time in africa "" says ne wants
20 ride ny To- a ion den in his air
ship and dare tho f"rc"st lion 10 come
nv. and ECh- a-d ma, he wouldn't
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-28
Betrayed.

IL" sss v"TN. v"ry Young hu' OF.
;rrme!y DESTROYS ~ appearing tho PINK
Of Sophistication 10 he S'roII~d into
IN" CAV cafe and stood nunchalanfIv
before thr bar like Ernutnc man ~
tho world
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