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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-15
MORE OFFICERS
 TO PROTECT SCABS

Little Rock, Ark, July H. They would feed upon the words of Caesar is all Hon. w. c. F'aucette. eX-mayor of Argenta will say regard ing the severe criticism of his posi- tion in the machinists strike by Jack Buckalew, vice president of the Inter- national Association of machinists. The former mayor, who was recent ly nominated for the house of repre- sentatives on the Democratic ticket in this county has been threatened with defeat at the general election in September unless he lend his aid to the strikers. He has defied the strik- CTS to put out an independent cand- date against him declaring that he will defeat any combination they may be able to put against him.
 MT. Faucette today advised Mayor Ramsey of Argenta to put on even more special police officers if it is necessary, to maintain the the peace and to put stop to the beating of strike breakers and other people on the streets
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-15
PAIRING TO
 HANG MILLER

Jonesboro, July 13.-Prepara
 tions are going forward without halt for the execution of c. M Miller for the murder of IA. Flood a fisherman whose body was cnt to pieces after he had been robbed. The execution will take place day after tomorrow unless unforeseen circumstances arise to prevent. The case has been car ried to the supreme court of the state which recently passed adversely upon Miller's petition. Clyde Going, Mill CTS attorney then went to Washing ton in an endeavor to get the su- prema court of the state to interfere.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-15
10 DECISIONS
 FOR STONE CUTTERS

Little Rock, July 14.-(SpeciaD- b decision has been received from De National Union of the Stone Cut ITS relative to the strike of the lone cutters and setters on the state Ppitol which occurred last week but is stated in this city that the decis- (n is going to be an approval of the bntative agreement reached between he Building Trades Council and the representatives, of the William Miller Sons construction company last TX whereby the men went to work
 hing approval or rejection by the
 1onal officers.
 The work is proceeding on the
 tehouse with all possible dispatch
 there remains at this time but
 le doubt but that the building will
 ready for occupancy at the time
 out by the governor in his first
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-15
TO BE
 LAUNCHED

Little Rock, July 14.-Though it is yet many months before the battle ship Arkansaw will be ready to con- sume coal, or even breast the wat CTS of the Atlantic, plans are being laid to make the launching and the speed test decidedly novel and to gain considerable advertising for the state which will overcome much of its present notoriety. A leading coal sales agent of the State Tuesday ev- enlng stated his company would SUD- ply the coal and the railroads trans port it if permission could be secur- ed which would make it no violation Of the interstate laws, to be used in the boilers of the battleship iu rais- ing steam for the tests He stated Arkansas coal should be used. and none other, for the tests, and the on- ly regret the people could have then would be that the dreadnaught was not made in Arkansas. At the same time there is being some agitation as to whether wine shall be used in Christening the ship, or water from some Arkansas spring, and at tlle proper time the w. c. T. U. of the state plans to be heard on this s,,b
 ject, just as it was in Kentucky. where water was supplied witt, which to christen the great battleship which bears the name of that State. Some would have bottle of native wine liohen over the bow of the boat. eth els would see sweet apple cider, while still others would like to see
 ample jack or mountain due spilled q, e" the sides of the marine monster & it slides down the ways. They ;.s- g,le that if spring water is used, Wi.a so many famous springs in the Stase
 it V ;lt create so much strife over the s9lection of a water, that the use ot some thing stronger will have to o5 resorted to in the long run to qG:et t, ,e dissention. If water is used, It is probable that the Arkansas Wil' ;.ffer the sam fa.e as the kentuNz, which, though christened with wate:, bit the water with sides dripping in the liquid which made the State fa-
 |, ous, flowing from broken bottle thrown by hundreds of patriotic Fentuckian, who stood nearby q = tv rmined to see the thing done righs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-15
TRAP SHOOTERS
 STATE TOURNAMENT
Will be Held at Fort smith in au.
 gust-Large Number, Exucc:.I.


 Fort Smith, July f3.-Colone, Ifla Mooney is completing arrangement for the state trap shoot to be helI heie n the latte part of August. ..,o date has as yet been st for the 1ce, ;- Ing, but it is expected that this VII be done within the next few days. It is believed that from 150 to 20 crack shots will participate. inclua Ing several of national reputation. This is the second time within four years that Fort Smith has se- cured the shoot. Last year the shoot CTS were at Little Rock and the year before at Pine Bluff In 1907 the shooters were here
 The grounds near Electric Park are being placed in good condition and members of the local club are getting ready for practice anticipat- ins carrying away number of Ers miums.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-15
message to the legislature.

message to the legislature
 The differences which may exist between the workmen regarding the different unions will not be allowed to retard the work said a member of the state capitol commission here. These differences must of necessity come from time to time but that can not arrest the progress of the work on the building. The capitol is now out of politics and the way to keep it out is to complete it. The people ar tired of the delays and are sup porting the governor and the com mission in their efforts to complete the building and get out of the old death trap they have been serving in so long"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-15

Faterns are in sizes S2 3s and 40 inches bust meas ure and the medium size requires S1a yards of nna- ter1al 27-inches wide. and 6h yards of 2-nch rib- bon for trimming if made as illustrated
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-15

It isn't going to stop raining till you have fixed that roof, so come down and let us show you some Tiger Grit Roofing and stop the fain.- Cleveland-Matthews Hardware Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-15

We give you the best process of leaning and pressing in the city. merican-Excelaior Ldy. Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-15

-WANTED-All the fine dressers Q send us their clothes to dry clean .nd press. American-Excelsior Ldy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-15
cniudroo cry
 FOR fLETchER'S = A STo RIA

Miss Bessie Ware, of Grady, is in the city the guest of Mrs. T. Willis TOT a short while.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-15

orane resulting from Catarrh and drives away aCold in the Head quickly. Restores the Senses of Taste and Smell. Full size oo cts. at Druggists or by mail. Liquid Cream Balm for use in atomizers 75 cts.
 Ely Brothers. 5e Warren Street. New York.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-07
5eit abeeliefert.

aBir uoaen unieren Seiern etn
Oridtth uerlitern oaB S0l6ee,S
@erman Sprup belt5utoge pClltlo
has e,ns,pe 8ropurot i'm Nartte 1T
melc1ss Shpino,r6It ltnoert uno
heilt. @a eribalt bic Gtaentltttel'
ale reiuer 9beer. 9tHaaue upn Bllan,
,enhors u, o., melche ala Setlmittel
Iar Suiteu uni, shminoIud1t BON osrl
mebesir,s4 en ~@onBreiien 10 bod se'
ithdbt 10. Der 5hwinolt9tl9e,
einerlei % bic SSrantbeit i'm pale
ober Yuuae, muB oes @abts 8uee
bobe unb ops NDreens tret letn eon
Wnfane pDn trpdenen uno t%olternoer
,Suften. Die ertroniten Ebetle ner'
fanaen mad &ube,' 9eilenoer uno
fiubenber 8ebanolane, uno Der Pa'
tient beoorI Der frild1en Suit, aater
Wabruna freten ausmnris oes Dtor'
oens, nit itueEer uno oauernoet
Sin%berune. 8leine 6laibhsn ~
as Gents gembbnlihe @rbBe nabeau
2 M,al 10 piel eptbatteno IS Gents.
en- alien G~potheten au haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-07
Sests hoFnuns psriawuneeu.

Sebte boFuune peridwunten.
Gl8 berporraeencs Gerste Saeten
baB @. M. Smitbhart, BON Eetin,
Sa,, uubeilbare Ghminbiuht hobe,
NOR fe5ien leste Spffnuna oohin,
ober 2r. Ginas Sem DISCOVERY iir
9hminoSudt, Suler uno @rtaltun'
aen retteten linn pom @rnbe @r
Saet: ,Sieie Mebisin bat mitt prines
ltdl furirt unb meiu Qeben aerettet.
Seitbem babe i'd fe 10 Sabre lang
aebraubt, unb ernhte oieietbe oils
cine tuunberbares Sals. unb 2angens
Seifmittet.1 Strene miHeniGaft'
iihes Seilmittel fir Suften, tueben
Sals nber @rfdttunsen, unb fhere8
8Drbeu9unasmittel 5egenSneumunia.
@arantirte Stnihen gu so Gents unb
|S1.00 In @nlter 8rDs. GpDthete
8robe Slaihe fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-07


Many of the strongest temperance
men in Missouri were vigorously op-
posed to the submission OF the Statel
wide Prohibition Amendment. BY
means of the local option system the
saloons have been driven out of
over half the counties in Missouri
during the last few years and while
no law can prevent the shipping in
Of liquor, yet backed by local senti.
nent in these counties the temper
ance people we're making fine pro-
gress--a progress which is certain
to meet with a tremendous setback
by the abortive attempt to deprive
the people in nearly half the
counties of the state of the right of
local selfgovernment. However just
your cause, it is irretrievably injured
by a resort to unfair methods-by an
appeal to force rather than to argu-
ment. IL a fine, well-behayed CON-
mpnity like Columbia desires to drive
out the saloon it is its privilege to
do so-7but it should not deny this
same right Of local self-goyernment
to st. Geneyieve which has had its
quaint little German saloon since long
before the Civil War and which has
perhaps sent fewer conviots to JET.
ferson City than any other county
seat town in Missouri.
Here's a little point for the farmer
to think about: Last year. the Brew.
ers and Distillers Of this state paid
the Missouri farmer approximately
$25, 900 900 for corn. Pass the State.
Wide Prohibition Amendment and
this great market Is destroyed-and
with its destruction will follow lower
prices for corn. A sordid argument
you say? Well, be that as it may
there is nothing like going into a
thing with your eyes open. At least
be fair enough with yourself to find
out what Statewide Prohibition
means-what It win cost. Then ii
you want to vote for it, well and
good.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-07

Sdircdlide stmersen ce.tneeit
7nth Edredlite Ghmersen ae
pein'G rfolpe Der @efte unuerbau-
ten : psilen. nabm q. o. @rapion
oun anla, @ii., Or. Sings 9err
2ife Gi0s, init benz 8eiultate,A ME
er idreibt. rbaB i'd furirt murbe.A
QHe Raeen unb @ebdrmeunorbnun'
gen mersen eebOben burtb ibrem lin'
bernben Siublaana beiDnoere @igen'
ifleiten. rs Gents In Bnlfer BrUs.
NsDthefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-07

.iel6It Al beittnnen ipaS ieinem To-
faIen 8e6irfniB ani beiten .angepaBt
lit. Is
Sbre grfabrurg lit es getpeier oob
mo ole IofaIe Mebrbeit Brobibitior
i'd oufridtig uit0 uneridJroden uro
miinId)t, lie 6as @eies aiid) nit Der
6ffentli6en @einung uitteritiist uno
0ie 9eamten ilO Die Snries iidert
Inn oieicr @einltg @eltung 81 per'
i6nffen.
$50 aber Srobibition bon elmer
~olstp1rtiaen autoritdt, tpje Der
StoatSregierulig, einem 8emeinlpe-
len auferleat miro, oaS oerielben
ieirSli6 gclinnt lift, 90 entipreden
oie 9eamten Ser Iofalen @eiinnltrtg
un6 meigert iih, oos @cieb Ourh-
s%nfiibren. @ir Daben ba MIR cine
Mountaineering oeS uebels, 6as
mir 81 perringern iuden uirter Dem
SiBnfomnten malIerbnfter @eieees.
iibertretungen. gus 6ieient 8runbe
lit 2ocdG Option in oieiem @taate
uno onoermGrtS Elm @rfolg gerpeien
un0 bat. 1id als proftiide mo 3ufrie
0euitelIenoe 20iltpp Ser 8robtbittonS
frage ermieien; IN Ser Chat lit lie
6as ein5ige Spitern, 0oS ~ii6erDallpt
tuIrflam getDeien.
8erionli6 ent6aIte idJ mid 6es
@ebroild1s bon beraltI6en0en 8e-
trGnfen in tr9eu0 ei1ler 8orm itnG
| oertrat INNER Sic Ga6e Ser Nii6,
ternbeit uito @6Bigfeit. Sd BIN 6a-
her in Der Sage SIT iogelJ bob i6 mi
8eltnritbigmlg Die 8orlnge anie9e,
mcI1e Die ii6ere u16 qeiun0e @oIitif
Der 2ocol Option berIoiIen ulO 0as
5tpeifel9afte Experiment a~llgeuteinel
Staotsprobibiticn eingefiibrt icber
mill geraoc 81 elmer 3ett, ga Sene,
prldc sic meiite grfabrrmg 0antit
gcinadt bo6elL ite abifoffen molleit,
a1Berbem lit 2ocol Option IN
Itrenger ltebereinitimmitrg nit nab.
rer 8olfsre0ierllng. Sic @etpo6nel
ie0er 9ofolit1t iollten Iofalc Gelbit.
reaierltng boben. Gs mdre cine @c.
maIttbdtigfeit, menn Die 8iirger pol1
ct. 2ouis Die bon Gbriitiait County
5luiltgen poIlten Soloons gegelt ibr.
rn @illen ollfgesrpuitgeu al baben.
gls belniel6en @run0e lit eS lin.
reft, tpeIip sic 2eltte BON GbriItior
gountp beitimrren ipoIlten, mas 6as
&cdte iein ioIl fir Oie 2ettte BON ct
2ouiS.
1Stootli6e Brobibition miro oiC
Sage in oen trofcncH Counties nid)t
Gnoerll, ncIde idJon beitimlfit baben,
mas fir iie alt beiten lit. gs miro
einfa6 trodenen Counties Sic @odyi
0e6eu, ibren @iIIen anoeren Sc.
meintpeien ortf5u3nirgen, o6ne oieIer
8degeirbeit 81 beloIierL fir iid
lelbit 5l beitinmen. Yrobibition III
Saber cine 8crlebrn9 oeS &rin3ips
Der Selbitregierun9.
SD babe sic 666ite g6turQ fin
DIE 8amen ult6 Serren iit,.Oielen
Staate, melde ibr 2eben ser Sadt
Der @dBi9feit eeipiomet baben. @ielt
6erIelben iin0 mcii,e pcrIonIider
SreunOe, un6 i) bin ii6er, Dab iit
bon ben beiten Motipen bqieeltIint
nnb Dem gerIongen, Die @enidbei
81 1eben; ober meine @ernunft mi
@rfabrlttg io9en mir, OaB ibr llr
tbeiI bel 6ieier So6e elm feblerbaftes
ut. Der ltnteridieo ofpiIden inner
nno mir liegt in Ser @euftbeilun1
Der Sobe, ni6t in ben Rotiben.
SD bin geaen Dos Srobibitions
ENHANCEMENT, neil id gIaitbe, 6oi
es Die Sade ser MdBiefeit f6d6ia
nn6 iid oils S1a6en fir 6as Dol
bon @iiIouri ertpeiien miro; 6aB e,
cine geipeeupg 5ltin &iifgang Uni
nidt cine iolde 5i,nt Sortihritt lit.
8iiliam Treiton Siln, 80. 8.
ct. 2ouis, No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-07
ROBERT EaLKER,
Rthtsaupali d. Sf'stlifhtr Ratar.

sssspat p,Attttsl, Wbhroft,. ptrutttt1 ~
sffSts unN 7sifAait nab itrtist eNrHtRaasf'
bgf. hfrt am ~. b..
iass Hoos'' ~a
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-13
FLOWING SNOW IN VERMONT

storm the quantity is Increased. as the
electricity converts some Of the free
nitrogen of the atmosphere into these
available forms There are more nj
mosphere near cities than in the coun
try. as these substances are found in
the escaping smoke Of factories.
Rains and fogs and even hail wash
the atmosphere Of nitric acid and am
monia salts. After a dry spell heavy
shower will contain sometimes com
paratively large quantities Of these
substances, and a late snow in the
spring Of the year when the weather
has been previously dry, will contain
probably larger quantity than even
a rain, for the reason that the snow
is more finely divided than the rain
drops and washes the atmosphere
more completely.
There are annually brought down in
rains, SHOWS and dews about nine TO
ten pounds Of nitrogen available for
plant food to the acre This, if bought
in the form Of commercial fertilizers.
would cost. say. s1.75. | assume.
therefore. says NJ. A. Scovell Of the
Kentucky experiment station. that is
why snow is called the poor mans
manure. as it at least assists in bring
ing this much available nitrogen to the
soil
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-13
MALIBRAN'S CAPTIVITY.
4 Romantic Incident In the Career Of
the Great Singer.

The following incident is told o.;
Nine. Malibran. whose voice once
upon q time excited the most unro-
mantle 10 folly.
She was resting in her dressing room
at the theater after singing In the
part Of DesdemOna, her passionate
soul still quivering with the emotion
Of the part and the tears and applause
Of her listeners. 4 person entered
and begged her 70 90 TO her mother,
who had been taken III. A carriage.
not her own. was az the door She
was whirlef through the streets and
led, much % her surprise and fear
into q strange house aud 10 an excel
lent boEd9ir. hung and carpeted with
rose cQl0red silk
Here the beautiful songstress was
left alone after being assured by her
attendants that her mother was well.
that the message was a subterfu-e and
that her captivity would last until she
sang something
On low seat sat q Tyre such as
that which thrilled in Malibran's fin
gers as she sang Desdemona's touch
ing song
At first she determined 10 resist, but
after a short time her mind reverted
10 the evening. and almost uncon-
sciOusly she took up the instrument
and sang the Romance de Saule." AS
she concluded sounds Of enthusiastic
nv.
light came 10 her through the silk
hangings, and she was then conducted
by liveried servants TO her carriage
and TO her home.
The next morning she found on her
table a casket containing a magnifi-
cent pair Of earrings, and inside the
cover, written in diamonds. was the
word "Merci." But the event re-
malned a mystery to her forever.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-13
Some Bad Farm Conditions.

Two hundred dairy farms in dozen
states were investigated and inspected
and rated according to modern stand.
ards Of dairy sanitation. Out of the
200 places inspected the highest scor.
ing dairy was entitled TO 99.S points
out Of the possible 100 The lowest
scoring dairy was entitled to only 9.5S
points The average score Of the 40
inspected was 39O4 out Of the possible
100 points Some Of the stables were
found to be badly ventilated, badly
built and too small for the number Of
cows kept,
An examination Of the milk pals
and the strainers used on these 200
farms made clear the fact that these
things are often not 50 clean as they
might be and as clean as people using
them imagine. Traces Of old milk
were found in many seams and covers
and In only ffty-eight places could all
the milk utensils be pronounced super
ticially clean-that Is. thoroughly wash
ed and scalded and given a full score
for that condition. Mix coolers were
found in use on forty-eight farms. Not
over ten thermometers were found In
use on the 200 farms. and in at least
1o5 instances positive knowledge re-
garding the temperature of the milk
could not be obtained except by the
nse Of the Investigators own thermom
eter.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-13
CRUDE ASTRONOMY.
Russian Peasants Have Queer Ideas OF
Sun. Neon and S.ars.

Russian peasants rave Queer ISeas OF
Sun, Neon and Stars.
We have it on 10 less authority than
that of Caesar that the pruids taught
their disciples many things about the
form and dimensions Of the earth and
the heavens and Il body of doctrines
Oh ldc MOTIONS of the stars. Even
death itself was to them an astrouom-
icaI fact. They held that from this
hfe we pass 10 take up our abode in
one Of the heavenly bodies That they
firmly held to this belief is manifest
from the fact that they had no oh-
lection TO lending money 10 be repaid
in the other world They looked upon
the passage Il life in much the same
way a. We regard . journey across the
Atlantic
There is no doubt that even now in
various parts II Europe the views Of
the peasautry rs 10 the heavenly bod
les and celestial phenomena have
changed hui little from those Of their
pred, eSSorS OF Il thousand years ago
\ Russian contributed 70 the bulletin
Of the Astronomical Society Of France
has given the results Of his observa.
tons ON this point extending over ten
years The astronomical lore of the
Russian peasantry Of the north. center
and south is limited 10 knowledge
OF the existence If the sun and moon.
OF three considerations, OF the Milky
way, Of one planet. Of comets. shoot
ing stars and metenrs. The SUI is TO
all 4 mysterious and beaehcent being.
The moon covered with ice and
snow is ever In fight from its brother.
the sun Upon lis disk may he seen
Enthusiastically portrayed the murder Of
Abel by Cain. the latter being done
10 death by a pitchfork Chill are
the lunar rays. and woe betide the
child II man who shall sleep unpro-
tected therefrom From the horns
Of the crescent much useful informa-
ton rs u the forthcoming weather
may be derived by the learned in such
things
The stars are lamps or candles
which are IN and extinguished daily
by the Eternal A shooting star is
the soul IF one who has just passed
away. Comets are heralds Of war and
famine No Russian ever forgets that
the Naroleanic war followed the great
comet Of Isll.-Westminster Gazette.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-13
IRRIGATION IN WINTER.
Results Very Satisfactory Where Tried
In Western States.

When water is applied either to bare
soil or TO crops outside the regular irri-
cation season it is termed winter irri-
cation. The practice thus far has been
confined largely to the warmer parts
OF the arid region. II has become well
established in Arizona and California
and is being quite rapidly extended
10 parts of Oregon. Kansas and tee
Rocky mountain states.
Experience has shown that a deep
retentive soil is capable of storing
large quantity of water On account
of the fluctuation Of western streams OF
all kinds. from the small creek TO the
large river. the greatest flow of water
often comes at a season when there is
least demand for ii. In a few locali-
ties adequate storage facilities have
been provided TO retain the surplus.
but as rule II is allowed to go TO
waste. The passage of so much waste
water led TO the introduction of winter
irrigation. and in nearly every case
the results have been satisfactory.
The chief differences between winter
and ordinary irrigations are the larger
volumes used. the crude manner OF
conveying and applying the water and
the dormant or partially dormant con
dition of the plants at the time of ir-
rigation.
In Fresno county, Cal. water is
turned into the canals in January and
February. The large canals of the
Modesto and Turlock districts run
more than half head during the lat
ter half Of February. This is the
rainy period in both these localities,
and the soil is usually too wet for
plant growth. but water is applied 10
alfalfa fields TO fill up the subsoil so
as to provide surplus for the rain
less summer when water is scarce.
Besides furnishing supply of much
needed moisture. winter irrigation.
when conditions are favorable. pre-
vents winter killing and improves the
mechanical condition of the soil
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-13
Retort Filial.

In warm argument one Of the con-
testants had poor case, but be de-
Tended his position vigorously.
"Oh, yes" the other one chuckled,
you have your defense, but you've
lost. Losers always have their de-
Tense. Lincoln used TO illustrate that
with story about his boy Tad.
Lincoln and Tad were lunching one
day in the White House.
Don't eat your fish with your
knife, boy. said Lincoln sternly. It's
not polite
But, father said Tad, is il polite
70 stare at folks when they're eat
ingT"
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-13
UNIQUE WINTER FLOWING.
Snow Plowed Under Is Said TO Be "the
Poor Mans Manure"

Most farmers unhitch and turn In
when snow begins to fall, but here
we have a picture Of a Vermont man
who finished his fall blowing after the
ground was we'll covered with the
wilderness.
Snow has been called the poor mans
manure because 1t washes from the
atmosphere as II falls some nitrogen
in the form of nitrate Of ammonia and
sometimes nitric acid. The atmos-
phere contains varying amounts Of
these substances. but in very minute
quantities Just after an electrical
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-13

Lulu was but two and half years
old when the drst hucEleJerrles she
had ever seen were placed upon the
table in a covered dish. When the
cover was taken Of she clapped her
hands, exclaiming delightedIy. "Oh.
look at all the shoe buttons"-Deline-
ator
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-13
Knew Her Limitations.

He-Now that we are married. pet.
90 yon love me enough 10 cook for mel
she-Enough. darling love you en-
drely too much fof that-Boston Tran.
script.