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I International Polo.

An international polo contest will be
seen Of Saratoga, N. 3. during the
racing season next summer. Harry
Payne " Whitney has invited the famous
Hurting am polo team Of England.
from whom w hitney's team Wrested
the hallenge cup \. last summer. ito
come over and try TO win the cup ack
again The British team has accepted,
and some stirring matches at this arts
stocratic ga me are assured: 1t is gen,
orally understood that the same
Mead oWbrook aggregat ton that w hit
ney headed II England will defend
the cup 8 sss: ::ss ss 5sst 3. Il i:s
81 Saratoga has one Of the best equip
ped polo fields IN the country. &. The
field Is lightning fast, and this insures
classy polo series The matches VIII
be played while racing is in progress:
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4 She is not old, she is not young,
the ne woman with the serpent's tongue.
Shes deep Of voice and stout of lung,
the, the woman, with the serpent,s tongue.
& Her angry words are sharply flung.
She really has a serpent's tongue. =
/ She vows that she will not be stung,
4 ( And to my baggage she has chung. II s
: Why Is her wrath upon me poured? :,
because owe for five weeks board.
Louisville Courier-JournaL2
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s. ,..,,;;l-.s ! q. = - q .'3-.EIg !,
Feeding For EGGS. :, !

/ The illurinAa tteii2 on mixed whole
grain: conkisting OF whe;ll. corr. rs, tslas
5or AN .sssUud grain til si5eEhad iss s.4tt i
tered tin$ the stra VI Gof tile scratch s !s.cs
writes M Iowa poultry wonlilll in tia
Western Poultry .Iouruaiss Il, Here lhe
hens will work. tc0ntented, and .happl;
through the cold winter days. Wien iii;
!. the snow keeps hem In About the
middle$of the afternoon l.3feed d li,ash
OF $IM9.thirls M1eat BRAN aud Que vt
middlings and cracked corn To this i
add all table: scraps and enough; hot
water; or milk to- make. a. scrumbIy
mass. The hens always relish this
feed During the short winter days /
feed but twice. but there Is always
something to be found III the scrltchi
ing material If they are hungry enough
+ to work. for. it lFors green feed l3gtve
them second crop clover@hay, sn,al,ge
Wurzels. small potatoes. cabbage or
any other vegetables can get. =, The.
poultry have oyster she lls, grit, wheat
bran, charcoal ana beef scraps always
before them In sluall ,hoppers fastened
to the fall of the. shed. There is one
thing more, that Sd cannot dispense
with. and that: is my bone cutter, By
!, the aid of this machine all scraps Of
meat and bones can be reduced to very
profitable food, and there is nothing
that will start the: y hens to laying
quicker. During freezing weather i
give warm water. n 5 e.: e.S5s=@,.., : ~
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I Trap SHOOTING Team 70 Athens

S$ss& Trap Shooting Team to Athens. = ss
America will hare a representative
team $,of slmat eur trap sho otersr at the
Olympic games ID Athens next year.
according to d solution adopted BY
the Interstate Associa ton For the En-
collrag cement Of Trap Shooting In New
York recently .:. y: ... ri.
81 Tom Marshall ma yorS OF Keithsburg.
Ill, was authorized to pick the team.
The Grand American handicap for
1910 will be held In Chicago next June,
the Eastern handicap at Philadelphia
in July. the Southern handicap at Co
inmbus. Ga. II Mays: the Western
handicap Ii Des Moines. Ia. in Au-
gust and the Pacific Coast handicap
at Seattle early In September
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- 1lETI!9E4 tFeIt a.
Professional. Advice,

Father Dooley had just tied the
knot. He looked expectant. the bride
looked sheepish, aid Pat, shifting
from El'll, one foot to another, looked
guilty. At last he began. .'l-l-don't
Ike ~ tto@be name. fathers but l c hanged
mrne5clothes ill a. hurry and left me
wages in me other pants Then hp
added in whisper: Take me down iii
the cellar. I'm a plumber. and ri
show ye how to fix the gus meter SO
'tWoE't register more than 40 per
cent.s-STc. es$ Magazine. = ~ s. -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04

Titanium ID about tWo-fift
ysCf per cent soff che cart III crust and
exceeds IA allantit I'LL other heavy
3anetals together eept iron The pro-
5s,ortion 81 iron IS about (, per cent.
The bulk gof the crust III nonla etallir.
0 per cent being oxy gen and 225 per
cent silicon.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04
..M,,!h,ai,ss.!

Whales are not fish u the scientific
sense, but II is Interesting to note that
these monsters swim at 10 rate OF six
teen miles an hour when tied, all
though their binary speed is estimats
sed at between four and 1--WE NH les
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.(jAIARIYI|)ID'||
COME
DEMOCRATIC PREDICTION rs OF
DIRE TARIFF suLTs RE-
I'm TO TIA u N TSTH EN-. s2 VI

D Washington, D Ian. % IN animated
political debate with the tariff as its;
I CHIEF feature entertained the IN house!
sof representa- iyes today The agri4
cultural apprOop riation bill was 3uns
der consid ation and speaking on It.
representative BouteH of Illinois up.
held the Payne. Aldrich tariff law as:
one that would be- eminently salts;
4 factory to the country and @espe ciallys
to the sonthernSs tates.
Mr.. Boutell created great amuser
ment BY reading democratic predic-:
lions Of disaster after the passage Of
the Dlngley act, all I Of which were.
dissipated !, ne said, by the actual s:re-
suits. Paying especial attention to-
/ CRITICISMS Of s enators Bailey Of the.
Ding ana the q ayne- Aldrich tariff
!. laws. Boutell prod ced q bundle;
4 Of Texas neWspa per Of recent issue
and read from them predictions Of I'M
usual pro- perity for Texas during the.
d year. ss:z ,s
( S $50 Texas, !" interp osed preventative
4 slayden Of that state, ..is Eprosp porous!
\ but; It is in spite Of and not because
of the epublican tariff and If the.
government is successful in its crimi-
nal Prosecutions. Of the disting uished5
Republicans, the big four trust, times
will he much more prosperous in Tex
as 81 l& Ss PITT N, $5s,s
" Upon being INTERRUPTED by Represen-.
tatiye Henry of Texas, Mr.. Boutell
asked that member whether be-
thought prices were too high sj.ts35 sz.:.
Certainly I think prices are too
high" replied MI. Henry i, III:
Prices Of what Id you want low
er prices of cotton ?"s asked Mr.. Bou.:5
b tell and Mr.. ;Henrys reply was drown:
ed in the uproar Of applause from the
republicans which followed. y ss S!E
.*52 Mr.. Henry inquired whether the I1-s
linois member had heard that children
\ Of Chicago went to school without.
their breakfast: s.5s. sz soS az.
2&ss IL g Sthat = SIMPLY give the reply 81
Jane Adams, who says there IS no
truth III that statement - replied Mr..
Boutell 3 %; .55 :5;
Mr. fBoutell then read Of the In
Grease Of prices Of articles upon which
the tariff had been reduced Il the.
Payne-Aldrich law. ;s.5.,
NE q REDUCTION Of seventy I'VE cents:
"a hundred on lumber puts the price
up he added ,3'I wonder how high
siitt would go If placed On the free list
High prices On raw materials. he
said, could not be zmaint tanned without
T putting UP the prices on the manu-
featured articles. He then read q.
statistical report to show the in
crease Of manufa cturfng enterprises
inS the southern states. srand Forks,
Times. ssS
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III 5SS5 en-: !?2ascn or the Other. =. a
afIo%s' l'u. have you worked l,erey' 4
/ .5 s3t3.Ten years" - ~ ~. j.: !,
81 SUPPOSE YOU started In as ollie
boy ~ -~a:>sc. :: ~; ~ = ..ssas;;..
;sNo:I started in right where I ava
now -. =: 49, VI
.5>;".! WHATS the matter?' Aren't You any
good or are the jobs above you all Held ::
by relatives of the president Of tie !,
concern: '-Chicago Record. II erald. - J
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report states that Vanderbilt iscto give.
the !youngster the snug sum of $4,000
for his services. II A \ i S;st. /: = MA. W.T. d
Voottons is fifteen years old and
made I! an astounding record BY riding
more than 100 winners. His younger
brother. Stanley. has beaten him in
many hard races. W. Higgs, an Irish
man. finished third, with over 100
wins 1 s5 *35 5e<ss ,iss%ssll4
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04
Two: .!Toio,si.

Three Irishmen had four gI1ineas III
be- equally divided among them flor
several unsuccessful efforts by rWo .og
them the third settled Z the business
thus n here are two for you two, and
here are two for me too y s53 q
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The SPOR1|iGiGG UORLO.H|HTSS FOR FARMERS.

cotton, Great Eagg!iissh., !! kkey.;
s5 4 B y said that ] locke Vootton.5
- g ho nosed out Danny Maher as lead
Ing English horse pilot Of 1909, will
ride the horses OF w Vanderbilt on
the English tracks next season The
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04
!, .t:| i Protect the Grindstor,e.
A grind stone should q never be lef. Il

4: "a gFlndsfonFgs h0uld EnAVefF ba IeTf eXa
posed ito the 50 he weight III Isl
handle WIN al IVA Isl ca use one pnrri.,n
of the stone Hi remain lp,erinast, antlT
this from ex pos,re II iilffers
Eetit degree nf hardness ofn the uni ieis
aide. so ttlat ter II while The
viii ha ground ont 81 circle rho
stone has to stand III The opan q Gas
Dor can easily be obtained ID serve as
ID cover.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04
Gould To- Race /, !. ln5Fra1,n,,tce.

SzuuIu3 ~ ~
Frank Gould Is sestab lishing racing
stable In France. where he viii COM
spete# with other American millionaires
who have been so asuc cessful ION the
{ French turf. ecently he concluded
the pure base 5of the horse Gavero from
the French banker Laza ms, and later
ak more horses we're placed I'm the
sMaison Latte ais the Enncie ns of his
stable. with which he hopes ID win
GONE big French prizes: Since he Wis
ssited Paris Mr. Gsould has been much
interested in racing, and he has never 1slr
missed a.meeting 55sS
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/ .lF;attenlina. Fowls.

s BuckWhea1s men sis very good to- use
On fattening chicke ems \. hut should he
used Ii preference fnixed. haIf ot ITS
bulk OF Eoth her fliesii lloices being ven
fo cornmea sor groulid % ts . Sfa1i.,.
a fowl you should commence doing 81
exactly Ell hteen tlays before the fowl
or fowls are need ca for killing Or TOR
mark ting. as after eighteen da S. sssf
fattening they begiii 10 lose iiesh III
stead of gaining Aieersci, in
western Poultry Ionrna
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The. Brood: sow,

On every farm there is IA good deal
OF waste from different sources, writes
ID Blyther In Kmbail' s. Dairy
Farmer a brood SOW offers q very
profitable market for all this. even to
the weeds from the gard lem .s:;:
1T Isl a good plan when H. SOW. Of
good type proves herself Az prolific
breed der and an econ mical feeder and
kind mot her to keep her several years
A mature SOW requires only food for
ntenalfce while growing one
needs food tor growth Furthernlore
the older one will Sha I'VE a good appetite
forwaste that q young one would not
care for, :sf3
sB It Is Worth consid bic to know that
at narrowing time if you do NOT hap:
pen to be around your pigs are safe.
while with an untried young SOW you
never knoW what ii going to happen
10 the pigs
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SSYfik,JI


l The area Of Texas is equal to q bel!
sof land eleven miles vi de encirclillisss55
the eartl. at the equal tor or to a STRIP
OfS land more than one mile wide reach:
Ing from he earth TO the moon or tel
larle wide enough for the road bed
Of "a double ira ck RAJ lway and lons
senough to reach from the earth to$
SIN
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]: Stoves 5; III sax {, ~,

Stoves In Saxony.
For hnndF Of years the people OF
<saxony has used stoves made Of are
brick coyered with glazed tiles. which
retain and tlually rad late the heat
for hours a ter the fire has gone ont
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1 The Very I. 81 rs. y;

Bilson-J ackson Is an optimist.
# his Wife hat IS an optimist Tom3
Bison optmist Is d man who
doesn't care what happens 50 long al
ae doesn't happen to him. Cleveland
Lender. 2Ss 0 3
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Rruidzuitkers.5

Tn place of Wedding cake In Holland
vedding sweets are given. bruit1zuis
] kers, they are cal led I. hey are hand
.ed round by lildren and are served
An flower trimmed asketss
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Iceland

Iceland ports sui hlr Iceland
moss WOOL dried flsh, seal skins ana
ssSil whale oiI and bale elder
INA and ponies III ananufacssirea
asge entirely domestic
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Ah,aYes!t.

Full many a jam of purest ray serene
SI The dark. unfathomed pantry closets
y fSf$ bear: J.. r.: .4-;#l;;;5. f%~%.44r. u
Full many a chef is born to cook unseen ,
n And waste his wheat cakes on the desert
& H. 81 air. ~ - @-17,t>~E - M ~
tsa.f9s5i1*, -rhioo on Trih,,no
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-04
PLANNING His Carear

: /: seven-year-old Horace had a great
desire to follow his fathers career. He
was overheard by his mother saying
his prayers one night: :. ~ ~ H. -"
Please. Gcd. make me good boy
s&s#r&# ''5 ~ .as.% 5,;
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Michigan Out sai,,i,sin 1910. Is

s Coach Stagg predict Hon that
the proposed meeting Of the big
eight coaches would fail NJ through
cana sfrue when III was announced at
the University Of Chicago that the SEES
sion had been called Off The indica.
lions are that the western schools win
drop the Dfichigan question and allow
the present ntercolie iate orr alton
3to continue for anoth her year.
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System IN Horse Breeding. 1.

SySltiH III S$f1OFSe bTeeulflg
It might be hard y 10 put one, i finger.
son the greatest defect lin horse breed
ing on tbs. farms Of this country. hut
perhaps nothing Is doing more Is keep
the business back than the iii OF II
definite system, OH the part 4,3f many
I. TURNER'S. says the NatiOnal Stnki mai,
and Farmer. This lack ot, system In re-
sponsible for / he great mixing OF types
and breeds. which means inevitably.
the prod s;tipll@O tiltill@rels Il Every
farmer who raises horses should $illi,.;e
up his mind to- f6tipW sOiilt, system, III
his breeding I does LOT llnli ,prIsss s..
much what: sspt. orr l;rtAeI OF Horses Hi,
! may elect: VilItayel serves MS pms:
T pose hest IN lis Eli.il. .iild l,rillss him.
70 fair price ttsl q ne surplus is~.a :;;s;.n:,S
system Farm t.iltrs i Ii So usSttl III
farm L MOrk,s III Ia iSp ,t1tss l,.li..$
tha,i any niiatit.l Wtiu n;ts. Il, ko.l.s u
lot Vt iaie ili;lreS t;ilT l:t;;Sp thp:st$s;t &.
they c;liis he Jusl It's GtEu Wllvt ne,gs -:
are.ntirGrtina. tsia rage ri. dIs,4, bfy5 ~
/ The. Gn lice. al,ii t,s':
&haI,s$ it$sdt,;t i:;Nlil Lot u.y,ti, !. ..fss
Z 50 aIhsls lMii $llt saHnia d. iils' ii4:ty
auction Mtsl t:l.;szti &s,:thei q q i:S
tartS ilit .ie;: tnt Gstss rs j 20 III
mai'es ;iid hen o.d III.
ytO5dU his ,Htlk 4 atSriliSe so,hi ti4t.;-. a.s
Z he sGgets&tilssrlgh ts,p} aud stick ,tf4,i.S
and he eau, r;.i:Set heap en,stgi, "a.
make mtiileJStin tlIe III $50. 8 -, 3,s,
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Western II Intercollegiate Alliance

54SS estern alntercolles iate alliance. Z
The Western Interco llegiate Confer
Sence Athletic assoc iation t..big eight
made ID one year d iiance with the Mis-.
souri, valley difference at the annual
meeting of the former body recently.
This "a AN hletic movement under
which the two orga nizations will be
able TO SEIZED le games. The Al issouri
valley conference is composed Of Iowa,
Kansas. Missouri Nebraska. Ames,
Drake and Washing ton lst. Louisl uni
versailles. IS5ss
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In Winter Charters.
, Tie north winds blow.

s...4e.j5ysszs E..d we smell have snow.
hat will the ui;&siiip do tiien, POOR thing?
l;-' Ill rc!:t in the shed r.
v; j la, on Its head
81 s:$s this! 81 ~. ~; ,..,~,
sSF$SS3s5s .. ...... -,.. Boston Herald.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-07
WOMEN KNOW MORE ABOUT
REGISTERING THAN DO MEN

they say, aften are unable to give
the name of their precinct, or even
tell which ward they live in, while
most of the women who come to
register have coached themselves
beforehand on the questions they
have to answer and know just what
they are going to tell the clerks.
And, just by the way, the regis
tration Of the women has developed
a new pitfall for the tongues of the
unwary men, for If you ask a wo'
man If she has registered yet, and
she happens to be under 81, there
will certainly be good grounds for
cancellation of friendship.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-07
AN AMUSING MISTAKE

An article in a local paper has
Il that sheet metal workers are
protesting against the crematory
department sending to Seattle for
garbage cans. The amusing incor-
rectness of this statement was ex-
planned to The Press this morning
by a member of the supposedly Sc
attic firm which is in reality a
Spokane firm, and has no office
on the sound.
Il went to see the board of pub
lie works about our garbage can
that we intend to manufacture in
this city" said the firm represen-
tative. land the reporter was sit
ting off in one corner. At the same
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-07

time the representative of the Sc
attic crematory department, who
was in this city short while ago
to inspect SpOkane's plant, was In
the office. and the reporter in the
corner evidently took the Seattle
man for the representative of a
garbage can firm. This accounts
for the mistake. The board of pub
lie works approved our sanitary
can and will recommend 1t to the
council. We have just recently
incorporated and do not desire
the city to force citizens to
use our cans. We simply want
them to be recommended, that Is
ALL"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-07
Is CHINESE HELD

(By United Ptess Leased WIre.o
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Tiff
teen Chinese are held in detinue
at Angel Island, while officials of
the immigration and customs bur-
eaus combined are investigating an
alleged plot to smuggle Chinese
into this country
The Chinese were arrested by
accident by band of deputy GUS
toms inspectors who were watch.
ing for contraband opium which
It was reported was to be SNUG
gled in. The boat loads of Chinese
were steered into the path of the
waiting deputies.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-07

The rush Of women to the city
hall to register has let down con-
Nderably today and there has been
no difficulty in handling all who
have applied. The first day there
were fully 200 Of the newly fran
chised voters who awaited them
selves of the privilege of register
ing and placing themselves in
legal shape to vote at the coming
charter election. Today less than
half that number have registered.
Clerks in the office of City Clerk
Fleming say that they have less
trouble in registering the women
than they have with the men. Men,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-07
Boys Books at Csc

THE Horatio AIger, Jr, series and those Of Harry
/ Castlemon known to the boy Of every American
home and well loved.
carry following lists in stock and suggest
them Christmas gifts to the boy
BY Castlemon: Frank, the Young Naturalist The
Boy Trapper Frank at Don Carlos Rancho Frank Be
fore vcksburg, Julian Mortimer. Frank the Gun
boat, and others.
By Alger: Andy Gordon Ben Bruce. Chester Rand.
Do and Dare The Errand Boy. Facing the World Grit
Helping himself In Search of Treasure. Jed the Poor.
house Boy; Making His Way, Paul, the Peddler, Or
and others. AT, per copy. ZOC
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-07
AEROPLANE
SEA TEST
(By United Press Leased WIre)

(By United Press Leased WIre)
LOS ANGELES, Cal. Dec. T.
Glen H. Curtiss is in Los Angeles
today, preparing for a series OF
aeroplane tests at sea. which will
be witnessed by regular army Of
ficers and engineers. Curtiss is q
firm believer in the efficiency of bi
planes as adjuncts to naval war
fare.
He has created a craft which he
believes will rise from the water
as the ordinary aeroplane rises
from the land. This machine will
be given exhaustive tests at the
Magdalena Bay practice roads.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-07

"A GIFT priced most Of ail-for these
"A are not the usual made-to-seil albums
you see displayed In most good stores.
These are exclusive and better, and are
elegantly bound and well made. strong
and durable. Heavy cloth bound postal
card book. holds four hundred cards, as
neatly creased. wide. extension edges.
Each ........ ...,...... ......70c
High grade imitation walrus and ALI.
gator postal card books. heavy cushioned
back and in lang and narrow. and square
shapes. Come in black and illuminated
green. Your choice ............... Csc
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-07
Books fortCirls

THESE are charming stories for srIs, well told and
full OF interest and will interest all girl readers.
They all know Mrs. L. T. Meade through her girls
books the following list being, however, only partial
one of those carry:
Babe Little Hannah, Chdrens Kingdom, Daddy's
Girl Gay Charmer, Girls of the Forest, Good Luck
The House of Surprises, Lady of the Forest Little
Princess of Tower HILL Miss Nonenity, The Odds and
Evens Petronella Polly Queen Rose The Rebel of the
School, Seven Maids, Three Girls From School, Wild
Kitty, World Of Girls, Young Heroine. o.
fef copy. XIV
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-07
Famous Gift Books

ENAMELED WHITE COVERS, decorated with gold
IL and Illustrated In dainty bright coors In the follow
ing titles e
Wish You Joy. Lead Kindly Light Christmas Wishes
Merry Christmas, Sweet Remembrance Sweet Hour
OF Prayer Nearer My God to Thee Tokens OF Friend
ship. Rock of Ages. Abide With Me, The Lord Is My
Shepherd Little Town of Bethlehem Jesus Lover Of My
Soul, He Leadeth Me, Need Thee Every Hour and
Others by Riley Lowell Bryan. Longfellow DickeAson
Browning and other great poets. Your IN
cnolce. IN
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-07

The letter bore Prince Rupert
postal mark.
On Thursday evening Mr. Smith,
with bulky envelope in hand, ap-
preached the rock cut and placed
the envelope as directed and strobe
away. Sitting close by were a
couple of constables, who waited
to see If any one might appear to
claim what the alderman had left.
These officers waited and watched
long after the alderman's depart
ure. Their patience and vigilance
went unrewarded and Mr.. Smith
Is still alive.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-07
The Famous 1910
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