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Fox. an outdoor Game.

This is suitable for a boys game and is better played out of doors.
 A space is marked out for the fox's den. and the fox and the rest of the players use their handkerchiefs-kn ted at the end if they prefer-in at tacking each other. Fox, to show he is ready to begin, shouts out. Twice five are ten.' The others call. Fox. fox, come out of your den" Fox comes out hopping on one foot and trying to hit any of the players on the back with his handkerchief. they hitting him If they can. If fox while hopping sue ceeds in striking any player the one hit becomes fox and is driven to his den by the handkerchiefs of the oth- CTS. After reaching the den he may give warning and hop out as the oth- CT one did.
 Should fox in his efforts to hit his enemies lose his balance and use both feet he is driven home under the blows of the handkerchiefs.
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sausrino the Circle.

The origin or the problem squaring the circle is almost lost in the mfsts of antiquity. but there Is n record of an attempted duadrature in Egypt 5OO years before The exodus of the Jews There is also 6 ciaim. according to Hone. that The problem was solved by discovery of HipprOcates. the geom- >frician of ChiO~-nOt the physiciaD- 800 E. c. Now. the efforts of Hippoc- rates were devoted tawari converting l. circle into crescent. because he had found that The area of Azure pro duced by drawing TWO perpeDdicuiar radii in 6 circle Is exactiy equal 10 tne triangle formed by the line of june rion. This Is The famous rheorem of the -1unes of Hippocrates" and is. like giauber's salts out of the philosophers stone. an example of the useful results which sometimes follow a search for the unattainabfe-
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you from this man Is to win 1t af his own game. There's honor among thieves He won't do it one way. but he will another"
 My uncle turned over few hundred dollars he had left. The clergyman sat down. a new pack of cards was brought out. and at 1t they went. Al the end of an hour the clergyman had recovered 5000. At the end of the second hour he had lost $500. At the end of the third hour he had regained all but $500 of my uncle's loss. and in half an hour more he had won every cent the gambler had taken. He shov ed his winnings over to the boy he had saved from ruin.
 There's only one man that can gel the better of me on any game of cards" said the gambler. and I haven't seen him for eighteen years"
 Warren Phillips?
 Yes"
 "Thafs my name"
 The gambler looked at him in aston. ishment.
 "Yes; was one of the professionals in those days. though l never played any but fair game. But quit 1t and now look upon t with horror. raR for years on the Prairie Belle and won a lot of money. It's all now in church es"
 And that's the way my uncle was saved
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Fo-bidden Letter.

The idea of this game is to try how many. sentences can be spoken without containing a certain letter which has been agreed upon. SuppoSing. for in- stance, the letter "f' is not to be in- troduced. the first player might ask. 'Is this a new game to your The second player could answer: "Oh. no. I played it years ago. when quite q yOungster."
 He would perhaps turn to the third player and ask. You remember il, do you nOtE' The third player might an- swer. "Yes. but we used to play 1t differently" This player. having used a word with an 'f' in 1t. must pay forfeit and remain out.
 The answers 1ust be given at once without hesitation. and the player who avoids for fhe greatest length of time using q word containing The fofbicden letter wins the game.
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The Game of Pest Town


 This is an interesting game for chil- dren of nine or ten who know some thing of geography and are familiar with the names of places. One is chosen postmaster. Each child takes the name of any town she prefers If there are too many for the postmaster to remember he writes down the names and holds the list in his band He then calls out. 'I am going te send a letter from Richmond to Boston" |" for instance. The children bearieg the names of the towns mentioned ex- change seats. If they fail to do so the one who does not respond pays . forfeit. Occasionally he excinimA General post. Then every one must exchange places If any one does not secure a seat she must pay a forfeit, and these are redeemed when the game is over. Excitement is added if long postal routes. including many cit les, are named
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that the firm of RafaeloVich, Brajevich & Company, heretofore doing business in the City of Bisbee, Cochise County, Arizona Territory, has been dissolved by mutual consent, 'and that Luke c. Rafaelovich, late 6 member of said firm, has sold his interest therein to his late co-part- ners. Baldo V. Brajevich and Mart in L. Christovich, who will continue to do business under the firm name and style of BRAJEvICH & CHRIS and that the said Braio- vich and Christovich will collect all monies due Rafaelovieh. Braje- vich & O., and will pay all debts and obligations of said last named firm.
 Dated this 17th day of August. A. D. 1910.
 LUKE c. RAFAELOVICH
 B. V. BRAJEVTCH
 MARTIN. l.. CHRISTOVICH
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NOTICE OF MEETING.

To the Stockholders Of the Espiritu- Santo Gold-Silver Company
 Notice is hereby given that the an. nual meeting of the stockholders of the Espiritu-Santo Gold Silver Com pany will be held at the Copper Queen Hotel in Bisbee, Arizona, at eight o'clock, P. M Tuesday. Sep tember 9th. 1910. at whicn meeting the election of directors to serve for the coming year, and such other bus iness as may properly come before the meeting, will take place.
 JNO. V. MONTAGUE.
 Secretary.
 1S6
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William E. D. Stokes of New York. though only twelve years old. has made a name among wireless experts by an invention. He designed what is called a receiving box" This con trivance not only catches dispatches sent in the ordinary code used by the Marconi and De Forest systems. but reproduees the words and sounds of wireless telephony in volume deep enough to be heard at a distance of several feet from the apparatus. Working alone on the roof of his fathers hotel in New York. the youngster made his important discov- cry. Recently he attracted attention at Washington, where he appeared be fore a senate committee in opposition to a measure to prevent any but au- thorized companies from taking wire less messages from the air.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
 SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
 THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
 COcHISE
 JOSEPH EwENs. Plaintiff.
 vs.
 Sheriff Sale No. 602O A. V. LEWIS and
 LILA LEWIS. his wife.
 Under and by virtue or an order of sale issued out of the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County Of Cochise on the 1st day of August 1910. in the above en- titled case, wherein Joseph Ewens the above named plaintiff obtained A judgment against A. V. Lewis and Lila Lewis. his wife, defendants for the Sum of Two Thousand Six Hun dred and Fifty Cs2.65O.0o) dollars in lawful money of the United States with costs, interest, and accruing costs, I am commanded to sell all that certain piece of real estate, ly- ing in the County of Cochise and Ter ritory of Arizona, and described as follows, to-wit:
 Lot numbered Eleven CID ia Block numbered Two CD; of the Johnson Addition. the same being a tract near Lowell. Cochise County. Arizona" together with all and sin gular the tenements, her1ditaments. and appurtenances thereunto belong ing or in any wise appertaining-"
 Public notice is hereby given that I will on the 14th day of September 1s1s. at s'eleck ?. n. sf that day
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Read "The Road to Melville, " of tone. and you feel dull. bilious, constipated. take a dose of Chamber Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to- night before retiring and you will feel all right in the morning. Sold by all Druggists.
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The Little Purchaser.

The Little Purchaser. A pound Of tumps,
 And l looked h surprise At little black Rose
 With her shiny eyes. 4 pound of junpsi
 Ai'- ~1sv-1,a said. q .rfi tT fa-aqs.
 ai4 ,a. r.rsled her head But. f g rs.rr.
 We've flour and sugar in lumT And peanuts.
 But never a pound of jumDz We've wainuts and chestnuts And corn that pops. Oh. oh. l forgot It's a pound of hopsl +~
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TN THE PROBATE COURT
 Of the County of Cochise. Terri tory of Arizona. Notice for post ing of Settlement of Account.
 In the Matter cf the Estate of Milo M MedigOvich, Deceased
 Notice is hereby given that Nich- olas Mobile the administrator of the estate of Milo NJ. Medigovich, deceased, has rendered and pre- sented for settlement and filed in court his first annual account of
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in front of the Court House door in the City of Tombstone in the said County of Cochise. sell the above de- scribed property or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the judgment with interest, costs, and accruing costs to the highest and best bidder for cash.
 Tombstone, Cochise County Arizona, August p. 1910.
 JOHN F. WHITE, Sheriff. By A. A. HOPKINS, Deputy Sheriff.
 191
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FOR RENT-4-room new concrete house. Tombstone Canyon, op- posite Lincoln School. $22.5O with water. Apply house below.
 240
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LoST--Ladies breast-pin, wishbone
 pattern, pearl set. Leave c. NJ. Henkle and receive reward. SIC
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FOR SALE.
IN THe PROBATE COURT

FOR SALE-One upright Kingsbury
 piano, brand new, S45O.0O instru.
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TRY MURINE EYE Elv IaEl REMEDY EnN.

Murine Eye Salve. in Ascptic Tubes. zSc- E L-
 Murine E,e Remedy slqBid zss. sco tloc. Murine Doesn't Smart Soothos Eye Patn
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MALE HELP WANTED

LOST:-1 Roan horse, black mane and tail, 14 1-2 hands high. Brand . N" connected, "N" on left thigh. No. ? shoes.
 s1 sorrel horse, about 15 1-2 hands high, three white feet, about g years old, branded invert- ed V with bar over top, on left hip. No. shoes.
 1 sorrel horse, blaze face. 9 years old. branded open figure s, on left shoulder, No. 1 shoe.
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FOR RENT.-City Bakery, Brewery Gulch. Inquire B. Caretto. phone 25S or Hogan & Seed. phone 41S
 263
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OVEN many people declare our bread Is the best thing they ever tasted. It doesnn't hurt the into eat 1t, either. There's no dyspepsia in our bread. We have discovered how to make it wholesome as well as delicious. Have us seid you a loaf or so every morn- ing for a while. You'll like it if you like good bread.
 BISBEE BAKERY JOHN NIcoLIcH - PROP.
 PHONE 295
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.-Houseeeping rooms
 around Castle Rock. Mrs. Lew is. 265
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his administration of said estate; and that Monday. the 9th day of September. 1910. at 10. o'clock a. m. at the courtroom of said court, at the court house in Tombstone, in said Cochise county. has been duly appointed by the judge of said court for the settlement of said account at which time and place any person interested in said es- tate may appear and file his ex- captions in writing to the said ac- count and contest the same
 Dated August 23, 1910.
 J. E. JAMES,
 Clerk
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FOR RENT.-4 large rooms and wa ter, S12.00. No. IS Johnson Ave
 PIP
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PARTNER WANTED.

Or will sell ranch eight miles from Bisbee. Tombstone Can. yon. Improvements, fenced 130 acres, small house furnished, stable. wagon shed, blacksmith shop. large chicken houses, large rock corrall. 300 young fruit trees, 75 bearing this year, 8 good wells, 2 cisterns holding 30.00O gallons water, feed for goats and cattle in abundance. 2000 shade trees, carpenter, black smith and mining tools, Studebaker wagon, harness, engine and pump.
 c. N. THOMAS.
 Box 444 City
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Anyone knowing the where abouts of an of the above des- eribed stock will con1er a favor by notifying the Heffern Mining and Development Go.
 J. V. SCOTT,
 Secretary.
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FOR RENT:-Two furnished rooms
 for housekeeping Walter Greasy, GA Mason Hill, phone 22O. 921
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FOR RENT-Five room house, bath sewer connections. Apply 103 Hig- gins Hill.
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FOR RENT-Three room unfurnish- ed house. all modern conveniences. nicely located. Apply 54 Mason Hill. 9SS
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-16
ODDITIES IN THE NEWS
FROM Everywhere

Newmarket, Christensen farm
hand employed by Charles Fleming River
Flying looked decided and
rugged up pair of wings for his personal use
a a
to act parachute and his he tied inflated
9gure how could fail The his
opinion the time
He found and
his desire to fly He said coming that hurt him. but
WANTS STATE TO PAY FOR STORE WRECKED BY DEER.
Emily Ennis thinks the ought for
the damages Albany, N y
$6S21 for what a deer did Newburg.
She wandered entered by
a
and broke various bottles of chemicals.
BRIDAL COUPLE, DoDGING RICE, PLUNGE
Edward Gilbert his bride Hannah McCready
learned after their marriage there
worse things than rice showers and old slippers
friends
throw the
tracks and in the darkness
is
John Mc2eady the best half others happened
scarecrows than human beings when
brides honeymoon the oil
factories
back home in a hack and the bride is Frustrated
JERSEY PEAR TREE BLOSSOMS SECOND TIME SEASON.
The
to Frank Hoppe Baskng Ridge
and yielded good of fruit still being
began swell
few
sight of ripening fruit between clusters
a In
Avenue c, Sixteenth
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"ROOSEVELTHAS KEPT
STEP WITH THE PEOPLE,
(By United Press Leased Wire)

6Replying the newspaper articles
Philadelphia North American
United
becau O. inconsistencies
inconsistent the North
he he
who stood
therefore backward.
why he what he nine
history These President Tafts words and
the stands today the first citizen of the
inconsistent always amb
in big things his
whole
of constituencies
o of
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7. E. WESTLAKE co.
1886 Riverside Ave.

The Sanitary, Up-to-the-Minute
Grocery. Established 10 Years
Our motto Is quality; our
methods care in filling your or.
ders, courteous treatment at all
times and prompt deliveries.
We are at present enlarging
our plant to meet the require
ments of an increasing business.
Call on us and convince yourself
that we can supply your wants
and insure your satisfaction.
We would be pleased TO show
you through our new modern
bakery and other manufactur.
ing departments at all. times.
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WOMAN is ON POLICE FORCE.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 49,
Kansas City has a policewoman.
Unlike her masculine co-workers,
she hides the star under her blouse
and seemingly is none too proud of
her authority. She is Miss Eleanor
Canny, director of the Holmes
Square playground. Il don't need
police authority to govern the boys,
but l do to prevent interference
by outsiders" she said.
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"BA[uNGER WON'T SUIT
WH|MS Of V|LL|F|ERSS'
...CLnrenre Cunnin ohm,
Clarence Cunningham,

movement was started by those
who desire to make 1t unpleasant
for the administration"
Concerning Ballinger, Cunning.
ham said:
"Mr. Balilnger is made Of too fine
stuff to give up his position a. .
member Of the administrations cab
met in order to suit the whi-f4of
his villifiers. He Is q part sdfld
parcel of the administration and az
long as he continues to follow out
the wishes of the president and to
conduct the bushes of the depart
ment within the policy originally
outlined he Is going to stay at his
post through thick and thin"
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MISSOURI PASTOR UNFRoCkED

PLATTSBURG, Mo-, Sept. 10
The Rev. Clyde w. Cow, who was
convicted and sentenced to the pen
itentiary in connection with the
death of Miss Elizabeth Gleason,
has been found guilty by the Mis-
court conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church. South, and I'M
frocked Cow appealed his Grim
inal case to the supreme court,
where it now is pending
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(6y United Press Leased Wire)
PORTLAND, Ore. Sept. 16.-
Clarence Cunningham, whose al
legged attempt to grab" coal lands
in Alaska resulted in the Ballinger
congressional investigation commit
tee, arrived in Portland today. He
declared that Ballinger was made
of too fine stuff to give up his posi-
ton as member of the adminsis-
tration's cabinet in order to suit
the whims of his villifiers.
Regarding the insurgent move
ment, Cunningham declared 1t
could not leave well enough alone"
and added that the progressive
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Prompt delivery of hosiery will
sometimes keep man out of
trouble, as A. z. Knott found out
yesterday. Knott had been ordered
out of town by the police, but
claimed he had been detained in
delivering an So pair of hose as a
preSent to a friend.
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$4,000 IN
COLO STOLEN
(By United Press LEASED Wire)

10y Ohtteo HreSS L6aSeo Wlre)
SEATTLE, Wn., Sept. 16-The
Alaska Pacific Express company is
expected to offer a reward of $1O,-
600 today for the arrest of the rob-
bers who made away with $4,000
in gold bullion, part of a shipment
of $4,000 from Fairbanks, Alaska
which was missing when the
steamer Humboldt arrived in Sc
attic. The gold was consigned to
the local assay office.
In addition to the theft of the
bullion, nearly $4,000 in gold was
stolen from registered mail pouches
on board the ship. A score of fed
eral secret service agents and Pink
ertons are here working on the
MYSTERY, and the Canadian North
west mounted police at Dawson in
the Yukon have been called upon
to aid.
Tho Spokane Press. delivered, Is
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WOMAN AND THREE DROWN.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. 16.-
A submerged log upset a rowboat
and caused the death of Mrs. J. w.
DENIAL and her three small daugh-
tiers in the Licking river. The
husband and two sons escaped.
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. A man thought to be either Z
. dangerous criminal or de- Z
= mented was seen by a farmer Z
= named Macklin three miles Z
. east of Trent yesterday, armed Z
= with a knife and a big re- Z
= volver. He had built lair in Z
. the woods and when Ques- Z
. toned by Macklin could not Z
. give an account of himself. Z
. The police were telephoned Z
. and made a hurried trip by Z
. auto, but the man had disap- Z
. peared. Z
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"Do you pay much attention to
public sentiment?"
mo, | always look the other way
when ! see young couple holding
hands in park"
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in the cellar of Frank Shannon, SIT
Euclid avenue. The parents Of tho
boys thought they were at church
social
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EMG&
Today in History

Sept. 16, 1912.
P cru avenged
the death of
p liza rrO at a
battle on the
plain of Chu-
pas. 1t was a
sorry day for
Diego de Al.
magro, t h e
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church at Cincinnati, addressed the
members of Federal union 1922
last night on industrial conditions.
He said that while wages were good
in Spokane the cost Of living was
proportionately high, and that the
same struggle for existence that he
had noted in other cities more or
less prevails here.
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|, A kick has been made to the city
council and referred by 1t to the
water department against a bill for
s240 filed for connecting Byrne's
addition with the city mains
through a second hand meter.
Eighty dollars was the charge en-
tered for installation.
That Germany is no longer a ma.
tion of dissatisfaction and unrest is
the statement of Charles Uhden,
who recently returned from Eu-
ropean trip. Where there used to
be no end of people looking for
chance to come to America" he
said, it is now impossible to find
anyone who desires to make a
change"
Doubled up like a professional
contortionist, with his feet and head
in the air, but with the rest of his
body held fast in the grip of a
stove belonging to MCGOWAN Bros,
into which he had fallen while try
ing to seat himself, an inebriated
pedestrian unconsciously caused
amusement for hundreds of specta-
tors yesterday afternoon as he
waved his arms and vainly endeav-
ored to release himself from the en-
dearing embrace of the cooker.
A sneak thief, entering the rooms
of the Occur d'Alene hotel while the
occupants were away Thursday
night, was $3.50 to the good when
he left. The loss was made good by
the management. Three watches
were stolen from the lockers of the
S. A. A. C. yesterday.
Dissatisfaction with married life
as 1t exists still attempts to find re-
lief in the courts, there being three
cases yesterday.
After Anna Hansen married Nels
Sorenson to save him from trip to
Walla Walla she found that fur
niture company had taken the fur
nishings from their former home,
04227 Hawthorne street, and that a
lumber company had taken the lum
Der in their shack in settlement of
a debt. A subscription to get the
couple on their feet has been
started by A. c. Clausen, deputy
prosecutor.
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chief of the conspirators against
Pizarro, for his revOlutionists were
badly beaten and he himself was
taken prisoner and treated within
week to Don Vaca de Castro's
cure for insurrection which consist
ed of sharp ak laid close to a
solid block of wood.
Last Monday Spokane man bet
5000 to 81 that Poindexter would
carry King county. He bought a
couple of seats to a vaudeville per-
Torrance with the dollar.
MADRID, Spain-At the reopen
ing of the cortes yesterday it was
announced that the death penalty
will be abolished, and the civil and
military codes will be simplif!ed.
They need it.
The CAMEL can go without wa
ter for two weeks.
The Giraffe-WeII, a little drink
goes a long way with me, too.
DALTON, Ga-Thinking to sur
prise their friends, who had expect
ed a formal wedding, w. F. Smith
and Miss Nellie Wlaston were qui-
city married at minister's house
here last night. But when they
left the house they found it sur
rounded by 200 friends. The bride
groom was taken home on fence
rail, and the bride was wheeled
| there in a barrow.
Births of eleven boys and four
girls were recorded yesterday.
| Nine marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday.
SEATTLE-The Seattle Post
inteIIigencer announces that here
after 1t will be independent in poll
tics, instead of a standpat repub-
lican newspaper. It states: "ln
politics as in other things the man.
ners and methods of tho day
change, and we must change with
them"
= =
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Rev. Herbert 8. Bigelow, pastor
of the Vine Street Congregational
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81 didn't get to bed until mid
night" Sitting up with a sick
friend?" Eyes, a lovesick friend,
replied the girl.
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Mrs. Henry p. Svendsen, S817
Lincoln Place. is seriously i'll with
diphtheria. Her husband, who was
president of the Cascade Lumber
Co., died of the disease last Sunday.
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Frank Poetz, 10, o31o3 Post
street, and Leo Woods. IL, 502 Eff
fie avenue, were placed in charge
of the juvenile court last night for
breaking into the iellies and James
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Dissatisfaction with married life
as 1t exists still attempts to find re-
lief in the courts, there being three
cases yesterday.