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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
Notice TO c,RnD1.ToRs.<

I'M County Court, Ramsey County 1y IS
4ns me matter OF the Estate Of Minnie
Notice is hereby given ~ ti,a rs y, !, a.
signed William Hart, administrator nf
the Estate Of Minnie Hart, late Of HE
e essy, oT,:D 6 Lake, III the County 1of
ceased, to the creditors 81, and si11ner- az
sens having claims against said 'decess
leasat g exhibit them with the necessary
hrst. publication OF this notice. fo saa ala
administrator at the office Of Flynn ~ -se.
s lasG p n the city Of Devils Lake, ia
OF the said county court Tof 4 Rsmassxy
County, M d F7 IS. 8 z - .li1,e,y
Dated April 9Th, a. D. 10. iss n
~ is \ s5 Z 4; Nj Ei5VILLIAMg HART. MI!
/ ; First pnblication On the sth day = 81
EAYMN 81 TRAYHOR s 3Ss
SSAttorneys3 for Adn1inf tor. MI
S$ Devils Lake, NJ. ID. 5ElF
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

Il MS. IlseslyWed was, asaa very!
ssaasyeasy landed 90 Puck q
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
CHARACTER OF DAY
G. E. Norquest Official in Charge, Local Office.
Devils Lake Mr.. Webb and family
made many friends who will regret
their departure from our city. -. =.

Devils Lake Mr.. Webb and family
made many friends who will regret
their departure from our city. &. =.
The congregation of the church Of
the Advent held a reception for their
new pastor and family at the Masonic
hall Wednesday evening, which was
well attended and q very enjoyable so
cial function. H.
The regular inspection of Company
M will be held next Monday night
and win be conducted by regular army
officers assisted by regimental officers
OF the First North Dakota infantry. No
member of the company will be excus-
ed from this inspection except upon
the medical examiners certificate of
illness. The boys are drilling hard
In order to meet the requirements and
have accomplished much within the
past three weeks. A regular army
drill sergeant from Fort Lincoln has
been assigned for duty to Company M
and will instruct the company in in
fantry drill regulations and military
Information from April 18th to April
2Srd both days inclusive. A different
program viii be arranged for each
evening and the instruction will be
very interesting as well as giving the
boys an idea as to how the regular
army conducts itself. The crack shots
Of the company are figuring on taking
a trip down to the rife range on the
military reservation and getting into
practice, as soon as the ground drys
up sufficiently, so that the targets can
be repaired.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

ladies seminary in brooklyn, New
York. For q numb Ell of+ years she
was connected with the law ofices
here OF Governor John 4 Burke and
MiddSugh, and Hon. NJ. II. Brennan.
During two terms OF the state legis.
lature she was House stenographer
and entered the university Of North
Dakota last year to take up the, study
Of law. She is a young woman Of
much talent and accompli shments and
the sincere best wishes 81 hosts: of
friends throughout North Dakota viii
wish her and her worthy husband q
happy and prosperous welded life.
The regular April meeting OF the
Shakespeare club was held with Dr..
Ann shirtridge Monday evening, April
4th.; after q short business meeting
parliamentary drill was taken sup and al
the subject Of voting discussed. On.
expected Company" BY Mrs, H Mitch
ell was wen delivered and caused
much merriment. Then Mrs. Frank
stoltze read al excellent paper :on
Fairgrounds. = n The club having An.
ished Household Economics win now
begin the study Of some Of Shakes.
peare's plays. rs $ NIL. IA }t't h. i 2 : D,
The Twentieth. Century Club was
happily entertained BY Mrs. Stanley
Hurst Tuesday afternoon. Carnations
and ferns decorated the coy Hurst
home for the occasion and after the
program a delectable menu was sery.
ed from small tables by the gracious
hostess, assisted by her mother. Mrs.
Hurst The program which had been
arranged under the direction Of Mrs.
Bert Green was an Interesting one and
consisted OF Child Labor. = Mrs. F. P.
Mann. Mrs. q. Olson. ''Ift I
Were Mayor" Mrs. Dunn. "Chaucer,"
Mrs. Powell. "Kfngs Of Scotland, $"
Mrs. n. Hale. 4 ~ ,& :,. N ,, PHI
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
REV. W. C. NEWELL, +
Pastor Methodist Church,
= NeWport. VT.
= =
Took the Hint.


A story is told of a certain English
bishop well known. for his verbosity
who rose to address the house of lords
on very important occasion. II will
divide my speech under twelve heads"
he said. TO- the discomfort Of his audi
ence. M - W. nil
j, The Marquis Of Salisbury begged to
be allowed to interpose with a little
anecdote. "a friend of mine was re-
turning home late one night" he said,
''swhen opposite st. Paul's, he saw an
intoxicated man trying to ascertain the
time on the big clock there. Just then
it began to strike and slowly tolled out
u. The man listened, looked hard at
the clock and said: 'Confound you'll
Why couldn't you have said that all
at onceT" Z T. r r. y T., 'G 3, II. T =,
The bishop heartily Joined IN the
laughter which followed and took tie
hint contained in the story.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

A Daniel has come to Judgment. A
Michigan judge has rendered a decis:
ion that 9 trust, being an Illegal com.
bination, has no standing in court. II
this decision Is not reversed, It. will
prove q mighty simple way OF bring
ing the trusts to their knees. L, -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
Swiss Bell RinQers

The Eckhardt Swiss Hand Bell Ring
ers have just given their fine program
at New Port, VT, under the auspices
Of our Epworth League and 1t is the
unanimous testimony of all who heard
them that they have given US the best
and highest grade entertainment we
have ever had. Their programme is
unique, varied, wonderful and above
all high grade, and pure In charac-
ter and influence. Everybody is sure
to be, pleased and profited. They are
also people Of ability and character,
whom 1t is lowal pleasure to enter
tain and endorse. ! am glad to give
them this unsolicited endorsement,
but their best endorsement is their
entertainment. It wins favor and sue
cess. -. =
I. REV. w. C. NEWELL, ~
r. Pastor Methodist Church,
~ - Newport, vt.
This company appears at the Metho-
dist church, Devils Lake, Wednesday
evening April 18th, under the auspices
of, the Ladies' Aid society, proceeds
to 60 to the building fund for the new
church. y - I 'EG%." =
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
He Liked IT All.
3Hooissd,

a5E{{i3.Es
" MFs. NeWlyWed The night yoa g,ro-
soaed you acted Ike IA ash ont 0fe wa
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
.SO!lC,Iz''l'II''l y

i .ss s5.;5s5 Keep A--Goin:
II you strike a thorn or rose, ss's:
3. s5s} Keep a-goin. q
If It halls or II It SHOWS
:S \ ~ Keep argoin, ,
faint no use to SIT and whine
When the fish amt on your line: #
Bait your hook and keep Oh. try,in'
Keep a-goin'.
When the weather kills your crop 81 ~
Keep argoin'
When you tumble from the top. Sis.{II
y.,$f.a Keep argoin,. Il ;$ 355sss
S'pose you're out o'every dime! NJ
Getdn' broke amt any crime; u Il
Tell the world you're feeling prime
: Keep a,goin'. Il.
When It looks like all. IS up, |.
a.-% Keep a-goin'. 5S:5i3!
Drain the sweetness from the Gun,
Keep a-goin'. b.
See the wild bird on the wing, u N
Hear the bells that sweetly ring, Ss
When You feel like sighin', sing
Keep a-goin'. " NJ 35s5
DE-, FRANK L. STANTON
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

Miss Emma Cadigan was the reci-
pient Of jolly april Fools Party
when twelve. Of her little friends call
ed at her home on 9Th street last Fri
day evening. Games and music made
pleasant time until the fortune teller
appeared, and after each had learned
her future, a counting and reciting
contest made things lively. The priz-
es went to Miss Esther Baarson and
John Snow. A fine lunch, over which
much merriment was made, was serv-
ed before the little people departed.
Those present were Misses Florence
Goddard, Orya Van lyle, Esther Baar-
son, Mary Rhodes, Louise stoeser,
Della Whitkopf, Edith Whitkopf, Alice
Cadigan, Emma Cadigan, Lena Roth
ecker, and Masters John Snow, VIM.
Amen and Walter stoeser. ~ ).
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

Mrs. w. D. Jones and the children
enjoyed a pleasant weekend in their
cozy cottage at Chautauqua last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Felix Reuter- have
taken up their residence at the, lake.
= q merry group Of high school girls
enjoyed box party at the Grand last
Friday night. A guest, of the party
was Miss Kathrine Medelman Of
Crazy who was visiting in the city at
the home Of her aunt, Mrs. ,:E. R.
Walsh. Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Walsh served a dainty, lunch to a
number of young ladies in honor OF
Miss Medelman, who left for her home
that evening. H.. Il !. ..sES ,'t :.,2|
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08
Not The seaEakin.

r. a speaker apropos of wifely sym
pathy said at a recent dinner III New
York How hard 1T is when the wife
is unsympathetic! Poor Jones trudged
home through zero weather one win
Ter night and, blowing on his frozen
hands said solemnly: 3ss>s$ 5.fs (:
|, IA 8 =. Well, I've got the sack q. I
: Oh, you dearg bis wife cried. THE
sealskin or the other one Il s:s 3BE SS5
& The other one, said Jones', laugh
ing bitterly. Washingt ton Star.
He Liked 1T All.
Johnnie, aged 1--we. liked tef 90 10 his
gEandma's to dinner. One day one Of
bis aunties said to hin. 81 oisnnie, L
think the only reason why Won like to
aat here IL because of fhe$ dessert You
are sure to- get. 4, Ssss
Oh no.. said johnnie Ike the
dinner TOO. elineato tor.
sioofssti. s..fs
5$ MFs. NeWIyWed The night yOa pro-
ppaed you acted IKE A tlsh ont ~ wa
III Nh. auzs vegy:
sasveas landed 90 sucls (
rasl saa ROD
laas 1eaya
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

A delightful meeting Of the Monday
Musicale was held at the home of
Miss Lillian Hale on East Seventh
street last Monday evening when tie
following program was given:
Dhett-Zampa Overture. . Herold
Misses Bucklin and Cairns.
Vocal =, ''-.': I M + /:
(a) Shoogy Shoe ;. Mayhem
/, (b) At Parting ...... 80. Rogers
Miss Adele Thompson. 5s3$,
Piano @,<sS ;s}5 i.
T. (a) slumber Song -. ...$. Grieg
b) To Wild Rose .Macdowell
Miss Connolly. 4 ! II I: Z. iiS: i
Vocal-Blossom Time $3.50. .Needham
Mrs. Romig. si5i
Paper-Modern Music -. :g55=+ %. II $ $IS
Prof. L. g. Mustain. ss *ss$
Vocal ", a. s y tt5$,.5sf
(a) My Heart is Full or April.
............ .Letghter.
Cb) The Voice Of Spring =, Z. &, !. !. - !. !.
- ......... .Leighter
Mrs. Freeman. 3 $a,j : a! s5 ~
Vocal %.3s5,Es !!5 z.S$s5As3
(a) ThouI Not Forget. !. i. !.
................E versole
- (b) Polly and Wakefield
Mr.. Avery johnson 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

It's dead easy TO be- 4 former and
q fighter when Won are & out of otiice
and there Is no one around 20 fight.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-08

# - men excls rod
49, avs
Lower coast gazette., 1910-12-17
NATIONAL NEWS.

Secretary Of State Knox has acceded
to the request Of the Italian govern
ment for the eXtradition of Porter
Charltoe, the young American who
murdered his wife in Italy last sum-
mer. 1t has been held that as Italy
regularly violates the extradition treaty
when Italian criminals from America
take refuge in the home country, the
United States should not honor Italy's
demands in this case. Knox, however,
holds that the Unitel States is
not absolved from living up to its
part of the agreement by the fact that
ne Italians violate it.
U. S. Cabinet officers receive an an
nual salary of Sl2, 600.
A divorce case was recently tried in
San Francisco with a jury of twelve
women.
Congressman Joseph E. ,Ransdell OF
Louisiana has been reelected president
of the National Rivers and Harbors
Congress.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-12-17
Executive Department, State of
Louisiana.

Whereas, Joseph Savole and Simon
Leopold have applied to me for the an
collation. Of aConstable's Bond, drawn
and subscribed by Henry Dolese as
principal, with Joseph Savo;e and 81
mon Leopold as sureties, dated March
4th., 1903 and being for the sum of Five
Hundred Dollars (S500) and conditioned
for the faithful performance and dis
charge by said Henry Dolese Of his du-
ties as constable of the second ward of
the Parish of Plaquemines, Louisiana.
Now, therefore, l, Jared Young San
ders, Governor of the State of Louisl-
ana; have thought proper to issue this
my proclamation with a view Of giving
public notice to all persons herein in
terested and concerned to show cause
in writing, at the office of Secretary of
State, at the City Of Baton Rouge, La,
within ninety days from and after the
last publication hereof why SAID BOND
and the mortgage resulting therefrom
should not be cancelled and annulled
and the above named securities dis
charged from any further liabilities in
the premises.
Given under my signature and the
Seal of the State Of Louisiana, at the
City Of Baton Rouge. this 9Th. day of
December, A. y. 1910.
J. Y. SANDERS,
, By the Governor:
JOHN T. MICHEL,
Secretary Of State.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-12-17
POinte=a=la=HaChe

Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Cosse left for New
Orleans on Sunday morning.
Mrs. J l.. Lemons visited in New
Orleans for a few days this week.
Mr.. Gustave CoSSe visited friends anC
relatives in our town on Friday.
Miss Viola Andignac visited her mo.
Their Mrs. Andignac on Sunday.
Only a few short days remain tc
qualify as a voter for 1912. So pay
your poll tax now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleophas Hingle anc
little son visited at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Pierre Hingle on Sunday.
Mrs. JOS. Cosse is in the city at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs Hobert
Ragas, where she will remain until
after the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. f. A. SchayOt visited New Or
leans on business Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Lavignette went to New
Orleans N business Saturday.
Mr., Arnold Cosse, after spending
quite a while in New Orleans, returned
home on Friday via Ell Rito.
Judge and Mrs. r. E. Hmgle were in
New Orleans and st. Bernard a few
days this week.
Representative Simon Leopold and
Mr., Lucien Caro- were business visitors
down our way on Tuesday.
Mrs. Sidney 3. Movers visited her
sister Mrs. F. {. Movers in New Or.
leans on Saturday.
Mr.. Jos. Miller was a business visitor
in New Orleans a few days this week.
Atty. O. S. Livaudais was in our
town on business Thursday.
Mr.. B. Barker, of Chicago, spent a
few days in our town this week looking
after land interests of his firm.
Mrs. S. Favret returned home yes
terday much improved in health, after
an absence of several weeks in the city
whittier she had gone for medical treat
ment.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-12-17
Touring Farmers.

A suite of cars carrying a large num-
Der Of Western farmers, under the
auspices of the Payne Investment Co.,
went over the Grand Isle route asst Sat
urday as far as Buras. These farmers
are but a small integral Of the horde of
Westerncrs who are seeking Southern
homes and farms.
The party stopped at Robert Moore's
beautiful "Riverside' orange farm,
DouIlut's Canal and Buras ard left with
very favorable impressions of the many
advantages Of the Empire Parish.
Mr.. Payne, who is in charge Of the
movement, will visit Pointe- a-la-Hache
tomorrow.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-12-17
STATE NEWS.

SIAIE NEWS.
Some ninety skilled farmers from IL
inois. Iowa and Nebraska arrived in
Louisiana last week and will settle on
the Adelene plantation and adjacent
Teche lands.
H. Garland Dupre, speaker of the
Louisiana legislature. has resigned his
position to go to Washington to fill the
post Of congressman from the Sec
ond Louisiana District.
Jackson parish is going to have q
$50, 600 Enurt House and q Sl0, 900 Jail.
The census returns for Louisiana
show a total population Of !, 65S, 3SS, an
increase Of 1919 per cent. over 1900.
The population of Plaqueminrs parish
is 2,524 and Of St. Bernard SIT.
Col. ii. e. Hester was elected secre-
tary CT the New Orleans Cotton EX-
change last week for his lortlctn sue
ceSSlve term.
Since the revision Of the I,uisiana
law concerning the adoptjon Of chill
o'eh large h"hoe' nave 'eeh a'opte"
from the different asylums in New Or
--,, a.. O. N ~ 49,
leans Ihe 81. 'lncent asylum alOhe
having placed forty hVe babies since
the PRONUNCIATION OF the new law.
A committee Of twenty five business
urn Cf New Orleans is artivp)v at
work TO arrange a Dig AVIATION meet IN
Ne" OFlt2lls 10 .aSl rom December ~
TO January l. with international COM
petitions tor Slo,ooo besides special
prizes.
Tine Parish Of Calcas;eu will avail Of
the fuII thre. mill tax cr.rart,pt TO
the schools bv the recent constitutional
amendment.
TN, ]ent~ance of tha Hamburg mer;-
can steamship ';rs info IN. ,crt of Nou.
+ Orleans is AGAIN he;no op;t,tod this
TINA with uood nroc,octs
III, u { Tyaa,,,r. naoortn.r+ h.,
aamanlod fron, Wax KRIS , Neu,
Orleans FRI, Of ,aye and embroidery
innortprs. the pav,0put Of $40 OoU for
back duties, which the government
claims should have been paid on I'M
ports IN 49, ana 1866
Progressive st. Bernard has inaugu-
rated an autC-Val service between
Stock Landing and st. Bernard Station,
a distance OF twelve miles, e St.
NJ. ,.;n wa,. r..
r,,rd tr,ns dow Which win Looo G.
pow.uMr.a;. L.o ta,ah ,,,;ts ~.
49,.
.l.. H.. ..1 $780,
..-:. =
H. ..ot
~
The New Orleans Pubic School Board
has elected PAUL 3. habans as assist
C...r
The rural schools OF Louisiana num-
Der 1871, with an enrolment OF 93,O44
pupils.
Tho Standard Oh 20 has n.;d n;no
u;ll,onc of dollars +o tbo Troas Oil IN
for tho iatter'S interest in the o) fields
Lower coast gazette., 1910-12-17
Notice.

The next regular examination for
teacher will be held Thursday md Fri
day, January Sc. T.act ers who do
not hold valid certificates must report
for examination. This applies to both
white and colored teachers. By order
of the State Superintendent.
EDWIN G. KOHN,
td3l' Superintendent.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-12-17

Miss Rena Pizanie Of New Orleans is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Clement Hingle
of Point"-a-la-iIache.
Magnolia Plantation finished grinding
yesterday.
TIL" schools Of the parish will close
on Friday, December %, 1910. The
next scholastic month will begin on
Monday, January 2, 1871.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-12-17
Notice.

A lady who is a good Judge of values
will make purchases Of any kind of
merchandise for down the coast ship
ping for five per cent. commission. On
orders for $40 or more only 2 IL per
cent. Will endeavor to please Gus.
toners. Special attention to Holiday
goods. Address and oblige, NJ. 0. Hat
ton, 200 South Alexander Street, New
Orleans, La.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-12-17

Secretary Of War Dickinson in his
report to congress, favors the establish
m"nt Of an Aeroplane Corps in the
army,
One hundred and twenty members OF
the present national house Of represent
atives, now in session. viii not return
to the new congress in March.
The population of the United States
proper IS g., 81, 296 and including the
Philippines and other territorial posses
slons it amounts to lei, 100, 600.
The L. S. government has filed suit
in the L. S. Supreme Court in Los An
geles, California attacking the It'll" of
the Southern Paritc Railroad Co. to
6lOO acres Of oil land valued at$i0, 900,
900 % which the government claims the
Southern Pacific obtained the patents
by fraud.
Associate Justice Edward Douglas
White has been appointed Chef Justice
of the Supreme Court of the United
Statas by President Taft. In doing
this Mr.. Taft has broken a precedent,
being the first republican president to
appoint a Chief Justice of the demo-
cratic faith. Justice White is a Lou
lsianian and has been on the Supreme
, Bench for fifteen years.
The Federal Grand Jury at Detroit
has indicted the Bath Tub Trust. in
volvlng sixteen firms and thirty-two H.
dividuaIs. 1t is alleged that these firms
have entered into unlawful conspiracy,
controlling eighty FIVE per cent. Of the
enamelware output and forcing )obbers
to sell al . fixed price.
New York experienced a bliZzarl
early last week and the whole city was
covered with snow, traffic being consid-
erabiv delayed thereby. The same
blizzard brought zero and below zero at
a number Of points.
The population of the state Of Missis-
S!pri, according TO the recent census
returns, is 1871, la, an increase Of
2iJ, 8l4 over the census of 1900.
The officers Of the Japanese squadron,
which was recently in Los Angeles Cal
ifornia harbor, We're insulted by the
residents Of Los Angeles and Pasadena,
who refused to attend a ball given in
honor Of the Japanese officers. This is
rather cavalier treatment of a foreign
nation for a city aspiring to entertain
the world at an exposition and viii
probably turn votes towards New Or
leans, famed for its cOrrteOusnesS,
Secretary Of the Navy Meyer has
found that the So, 600, 900 appropriated
for the building Of the battlesnip New
York at the New York Navy Yard is
insufficient to complete the vessel and
decided 81 to permit the work to CON-
mrnce until Congress can be appealed
to for an appropriation of from s. $780,
coo to l,3U, 600.
The Tylertown Lumber Co., with a
capital Of $780, 900 has been organized at
Tylertown, Mississippi.
After having been on a strike for
several weeks, the New York taxicab
operators have voted to return to work.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Cosse left for New
Orleans on Sunday morning.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-12-17

td3l
Lower coast gazette., 1910-12-17

Judge X. +. Heauregard.

After n brief illness .Jndye Rene ~
H"auteEard passed away at his home
N Ne" Orleans last Wednesday even
ing. '"oEe heauregafd was 4 hatI'"
o. i~la4ue''"'eS t"F'S'' ana was 'oeh'''
f,b r.n,o,o,tinr Vii. t;Str;.t . 9 a,c
trir+ a~ttonray ara av4otuanv from
1yYy to ION, ~ I,doa Of iha C,,rt ~
Appeals. He was prominently identi-
lie" ID ~contcdeFacy circles, having
hr.,nm. Nv 49, St,raa hn+woon 49,
\ortb o,d c,,tb H. !. sm,;vsd Nv
a.lavot.d VITA and fly. cbidr.n
u:..,.:,.,
~, .r
=. 49,, ''::' poems ,,'
IT,,
daughter, Miss Louise. which occurred
at Tampa, Florida last Sunday after
noon. Miss Landry was visiting a sis
ter in that city and becoming Suddenly
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-05
Every Woman Knows
What Mary Meant;
Few Men Do.
everything to hold it.

everything to hold 1t.
However much woman's love may be imposed upon,
trampled and crushed to earth it will spring up and bloom
again under encouraging smile, like the whitening
violet in dry ground raises its head to refreshing shower
A familiar story concerns the woman with blackened
eyes who appears frequently police court to prosecute
brutal husband and then at sight of the wretch at the bar
prosraes herself before the Judge begging cemency for
the object of her suffering love. Most wonder at this
story and laugh at it. That is because fewmen ever
really understand the nature of
In Chicago Mrs. Mary Duffy appeared before Municipal
Judge Grow, pleading for the release of her husband,
rested complaint Of neghbors for beating Mary Mary
told the court that she did not to prosecute her hu
band she wouldn't testify against him. Judge Crow re-
minded Mary of the crime charged whereupOn Mary said
''Of he did beat but that all right II Peter
didn't beat in while | would think he dldn t
love any more, and maybe was running around with
other woman.
Judge Crow discharged Duffy and remarked that he
had often heard it said that women best love the hand
that beats them, but he hadn't before heard woman
admit it.
OF course this not the Mary loves Peter and
to hold him she is willing to take his beangS along with
his It's all right for Judge Crow TO believe that
Mary stated the trutIl--he is merely man-but every
woman knows what Mary meant