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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-08
FAYvILLE, ILL.

The fleet is coming in for the win
ter. The steamer Simpson brought
in several pieces yesterday.
Mrs. Dave Lowell and Mrs. Rot
Frasure were in Commerce Monday
shopping.
Roy Rector of this town is moving
to Goreville on account OF the
serious Illness Of his wife who Wen
to visit fer mother there. last week
Bro Stout and wife, travelling mis-
sionar.es, were here and preached or
Friday night of last week and Bro
Fullea WIDER of Jonesboro preached
Saturday night. Bro. Flllenwide'
was taken suddenly i'll while herr
and is unable to return to his home.
Dr.. Fraser of Commerce was called
lere Monday night to see a son O
has Holly
f. NJ. Brown and grandmother o
Tamms visited the formers daugh
err Mr.. and Mrs. viii Eyerhart Sun
day.
WIN Everhart and Phil Gibbs wen
luck hunting Monday afternoon bu
owing to the misfortune of Mr.. Gibb
snagging a hole in his boots the,
ale to get any game.
Mrs. Will Mcllroy is on the sicl
list.
George Everhart and Vernon
Thompson make their regular trip
20 Commerce. They say the weathe
never gets too bad
Dave Lovel who has ben sick TO
he past week is better at this writ
ing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-08
MOUND CITY.
December z.

Mrs, Mary Freeman received word
today OF the death of her son, Pearl,
at Danyilie. III. No details We're Civ
en-. Deceased was employed in a
coal mine at Danville. He leaves a
widow and two children. They for.
merly resided in Mound City. Mrs.
Freeman will leave for Danville TO.
morrow A brother of deceased went
up today.
The ladies' Of the Congregational
church will have their annual fair and
festival Thursday at the former
Compton building. They will have
Christmas novelties and serve a
chicken pie supper.
Porn to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schu,
Ter of Main street Wednesday, a son,
weighing 9ls pounds.
A committee composed of T.. p.
Perks, A. J, Dougherty, George Ech-
horn, VIM, Bestgen, Fl. G. Garter and
II. A. Mason will go to Mounds Thurs
day to confer with Mayor Britton and
citizens regarding the drainage CT a
large section of the county.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-08
THEBE S.

On Monday last J. D. San,mans sod
TO A. t. Sammors the old Samnons
home and ten acres OF land. inns
will keep the old home In the family,
as tue other land has been sold to
different parties
Ray Cannon happened TO painiu
But not serious accident TUESDAY
morning by falling on the concrefp
walk and bruising his face badly.
Ed Wilcox, wife and little daugatei
lone have pneumonia fever and are
very sick at this writing. Mrs. Eliza
itargis. mother OF Mrs. Wilson. was
Gated home from Missouri Sunday
and is in attendance waiting on the
sick.
Rev. e. S. Dunn Is holding series
OF meetings at me Baptist chareh ne
is an interesting speaker and eee'N'
body should attend @h IN possible
The young people Of Tnebes are on
loving thesnow and the Older ores
are grumbiins abolt ,he weather
The X. OF y. lodge elected the fo'
lowing officers Friday night, Dec y
left Neff, G. c., VIM. Bracken, Y VI
Leo Campbell, prelate, Roy Mention
N. of A.: A. Brown. NJ. of W.; Dr.
Spann, NJ. of Fl: Lloyd Cox, M. OF ~
A. Drawn, X. Of r. and S.. George
Phelps. I. G.; Russell Foster, Q. O.
.Jno. T. Bishop, trustee, the ontsolhf
officers are. A. Brown, c. G.. Jeu
Seff. v. c.; VIM Braeken, prelate
G. A. Campbell, NJ OF w; W. q
Jordan, NJ. of F.; Lloyd Cox NJ o.
e.; s. H. Ross, X. of R. and s.. 70
Mintor, NJ. at A.; A, Drawn, !. u
w. C. Stout, 0. g.. Dr.. Snann, tf'E
lee. Lodge meets every Fffday nisat
All brothers cordially invited to a.
tend.
Kenneth Petit has on exhibition =
his store a fine Morris chair, wnir
he il going to give away Christmo'
70 some customer. Cab and see t.lt
chair AMI terms. He will 7reat YoI
right. and you may he the lucky
one.
Lon Standard is moving his FAM
to willard this week.
John Bishop and Prof. Earl Vaae'
VINO have been praeticing riding ~
X Of P. goat, took their last o. bu"p
Ell ride Friday night They Wee abe
IN begin work Monday.
A. F. Mckee and Henry Hargis Q
Olive Branch, were Thebes pisiton
today, Tuesday.
The VI. B. of A. will elect officer
next Monday night and class is Z
be taken in that night also and ever,
member should be present. Visitin
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-08
sANDUskY.

Saturday the 2nd, Mr., Emory Smith
lost tirf horse. That makes two
horses he has lost within the last six
months, valued at about four bundled
dollars.
William Flowers is visiting his
brother this week in Pulaski county
Two OF our town sports spent Sun
day and Sunday night with their best
glr,s at Illin.
John Crowley OF Cairo, has been
having some work lone on his prop
erty mere.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-08
Banks on Sure Thinu Now,

'I'll never be without DIR. King IS
New Life Pills again. writes A.
Schingeck, CAT Elm St, Buffalo, N. Y
"They cured me Of chronic constipa
tion when all others failed" I'm
equaled for Biliousness, Jaundice, In
digestion, Headache, Chills, Malaria
and Debility. 25c at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-08
APPEARING OLD
Acts n a Bar to Profitable E'"
ment,

Acts ~ q Bar to Profitable E't
ment.
You cannot afford to grow q
In these days OF strenuous CON
II Ia necessary to maintain. as
possible ones youthful appearance
1t is impossible to do this VIII"
tanning luxurious growth Of ha
The presence of Dandruff ihalea'
presence OF burrowing germ
lives and thrives on the roots
hair until 1t causes total pafdnef
Newhre's Herpicide is the onl'
destroyer of this pest. and 1t is as
tive as 1T Is delightful to use
Herpicide makes an elegant hair dFes
ing as well as Dandruff cure
Accept no substitute-there Is none
SOLD by leading druggists. Send I've. !
stamps for sample to The Herpicide 90
Detroit, Mich
Que dollar bottles guarantees
Paul g. Schulz & Sons, sptc's
agents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-08
TAMMS, ILL.

We are knee deep in snow but are
still thriving and prosperous.
There has been a great deal of cor
moving from this section lately anil
most OF the farmers nave taken ad
;aptage OF the fine weather and now
nave their corn well taken care of.
Our genial agent al THIS place, Mr..
Y c. Taner was over at Dongola on
Wednesday evening taking some CT
he work of Masonry. He was ac-
ompanied by several Masons from
his place.
Mr. and Mrs R. f. Cullom of Mill
rTeek spent Sunday with w, T. avn.
sickle and wife
Bud Miller made flying trip to
Mtll Greek on Tuesday and came
ack in the big CHOW s,orm.
SIr. Willis. theb nick and tile manu-.
acturer Of Ullin was a visitor to our
5irlage on Monday
A. r. Vansickle Il Son have a large
took of heating stoves that they are
aXious TO move and are making
ONE especially low prices on them
Turing the next ten days.
Dr o. NJ Heilig Of Mill Creek was
in Tamms on Saturday. The doctor
is Improving his property in Nil
Creek and remodel ng bis resideac
here
f. NJ Rife Of Pulasi vas
Famms on Saturday
Tamnls is certainly a good marss
or butter, eggs and milk as the PEG
pie here have trouble in getting all 0
this kind Of produce they require an
lie farmers of this community
would just try dropping in here with
4 lot of this stuff especially on Friday
afternoon or Saturday mornings, they
would be surprise at the amount they
could dispose Of,
D. 4. Walters is starting new
well.ng at Tatumvilie, suburb OF
rs lace,
Miss Daisy Baker Of the Anna hos
lital vsited the family of w. II
rripp one day last week.
THIS cold weather should remind
you that you can drive up TO the
yards of A. r. Vansickle & Son and
get load of good coal at any time
Rev. King OF Thebes, preached
here on Sunday evening
Our Sunday school is still being
Ell al The school house every Sun
ay morning at 10 O'Clock and every
re II cord ally invited 0 attend Il
n sundaN school for all and should
eiee aupeoe; ot all right thinking
ptl3 in the community
saclet male a living trip
&tlcc q Visit her son last weet.
~ t !Aa is on the sic6
EW Ss. a Was VISITING
e &iLplc Da I'LL - the farm oycr
Gday
WI Il Burton who has been billing
aerk at the railroad station here was
married at Bloomfield, Mo, to Miss
Gertrude Doris on Nov. 9th. They
were properly charivaried on. Satur.
day evening at this place.
Mrs. OLE. Drake OF limo, Mo-, Wis
tied Mrs. r. A. Dowdy on Saturday,
and Sunday
Monta Rimer Of Mill Creek visited
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-08

il Tar as for tie last week or two.
John Eros Of Cypress was here
satui1ay and was accompanied home
by his brother Sam from Jonesboro.
Prof = L. Colt and family passed
through Tamms on Saturday, on his
his way to Chicago where lie expects
to attend the Chicago University.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-08
Poor Business.

"How foolish to settle million on
a duke" when girl could marry
some nice American man and make
him happy by handing him ten-dol
lar bill every morning"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-08

Surprising the whole population of
Great Britain stood at equal distances
from one another all over the land
surface of Great Britain, each would
he rs Yards from his next neighbors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-08

H., with relatives.
Mrs. It. B. Echols visited her daugh'
ter Mrs. Dir. Woelhe in Cairo TINS
week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-08
Observation-Disclosures
News FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs
......Assss.

NJ. B. AS welcome.
/ BOX social at the school horse III
day night.
Have you been to church to heal
the new preacher? II not do SO a.
once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-26
STROLLEns' COLUMN

Fits curious .skow some people
think that bc,rnas a person has
committed suicide In q hotel room
the latter ought 10 be aet apart sna
never used again" anld the assist
ant manager " hotsl yesterday
We had q suicide once Mt time
when The hotel WINS packed full A
man hllled himself III the bath
Fuum ~ y suite That same aftar.
noon whan fRasy old gentleman
came along and simply insisted
that he m1at have a room and bath
NC gave hlm the only suite we had
vacant
~ile went upstairs aud II a few
minuioa came down. his face pale
and bis eyes hnlElng out lie had
noticed that the chambefmasd
seemed aKiiAiod. had Insisted upon
knowing fh0 reason and she had
told him about The tragedy OK the
morning
What do you mean. be do.
mandgd, 'by giving nae u room IN
which q man has Killed himselfr
Well. sir replied the room
clerk, you cannot expect uB 20 shut
up such room for al time and
conaecrate u 90 me dear departed.
We might aeon have 10 shut up
the hufcl altogether
This. not Huuatmaily. did net
tend TO assuage the wrath Of tha
visitor. who Immediately ordered
his baggage out and sent of IN
look for another hotel"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-26
OBSERVATIONS

CHRISTMAS comes year. Oh. only say
the Of turkey
psssors7 s,e,rv ., 90 s..3. 70 n., ,..,..
do not view Teddy with "equanimiy Well old you
find somebody who doesi
MARVIN MiNNEAR, Kansas City he
wlfe spirit having yor wife
at the home and at the office too!
UNCLE KTcHEL PxLEY writes: "The Teller really Nm
against hard Is the who bought presents everybody at
forgot his wife and tries Off by ayin one
THAT PHILADELPHIA JUDGE who decided that husband
has redress when his wife pockets hasn't m
formed much to speak Of and scared wiley worth
speaking Of at all.
U. s. COMMODORE SIMS carpet 10 explain repoy,
that he toasted Johnny Bull London bauane r
Mighty to f fellow Of banquet and tben
roast him for saying things
o
STATsIClAhS estimate that II takes 8000G0O0 10 back uu
with gre those hos about Santa Claus Not having siO0O0006
tried 70 back Santa with Judging frorn
the the hdds had already posted we saved pTs ean
siderable '* 800
WILLIE AsToR, elected the parliament "a heir 70
Si00OOOOOO worth Of New York
toward supporting Uncle Sans navy army which protects n
But the Asors taxes 10 ARMY and aavv
OF course they Kick against our income idea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-26
COME AGAIN, AND STAY LONGER

distinguished newspaper named Holt showed up
assignment 70 write up Thirty
Impressions OF America"
this that length OF time and taen
~ out fOr London sanetum & write her up
call Taft shook hands with Speaker
through the main
rdors Hchcocks Banges and Mr. Nagies depart
show good and plenty for IS hours
should assured that he has perhaps Bo only
a taste Of peanuts offered outside the big tent
reaic made acquaintance With
to unfamAhie zebra.
rings around body his the rhnoaicn
high catching In his
biggest and busiest o. rims maers
clown climbs the main tent
his while wait most beautiful % eanearcnnas
vespuc in her snulhnrFcwng act OF riding 40
other megatheran
acts that comprise performance anything Earth
10 under the earth
Holt has merely acquired bag Of peanuts and casual
Bearded Lady the Educated
Calf and the wonderful artist who Dsvours
They're stl Kicking Too bad He'll probably
America that he'll have % eat
OF Just another most DISTINGUISHED
EnghmanCharies Dckensonce did Too bad
again. young man. and take IS years to III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-26
THE HALF.HUNcRY WORLD

grave and reverend college presden-Van llise OF the
University of Wisoonsin-used these words
lh problem OF subsistence is the problem OF nnetenths
OF the human race and it probable that TONIGHT ONE
HALF or THE PEOPLE OF THE EARTH WILL GO TO
BED HUNGRY, or at least inadequately fed"
These words should starte like alarm bell at mid
night
nearly all parts OF the habitabe globe opened to de-
veopuent with all liquid capital and marvellous labor
saving machinery il still true that the world cannot Pro
DUCE enough for its nhahtantss
No that is longer For ages it WAS true and then
men believed with Mahus that the increase in the number OF
human beings would the increase IN means OF subss
ence and that millions would perish in consequence
But the problem Of PRODUCTION Is SOLVED What
remansf Why The problem OF DISTRIBUTION
That is the problem Of OUR daythe problem OF dividing
the resources the earth aud the fruits Of human toll IN such
way that ALL shall have food clothing, shelter and reason
able share OF the comforts OF life.
That is the meaning OF the struggle railroad rates.
industrial monopoes the land question: public utilities hours
and wages These all aspects OF the great problem
the fyobem Of distribution And until il is solved we shall
not able seriously begin the struggle for the finer things
OF life.
First, we MUST EAT.
Later we SHALL ASPIRE-reaeh out for nober con-
quests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-26

when most OF our American In
surgents were IN knee pants, In
surging against the school maams.
Henry Labouchere. tho great Lon
don journalist. was fairly we'll
launched In hts course Of insur-
gency against things that then hap.
pened IN the British empire
He favored home rule for Ireland
when that course was regarded as
almost trnitorOua. Ito opposed Cecil
Rhodes when Rhodes WAS regarded
as a mighty empire builder. and the
overload OF as much OF Africa as
he could steal
When the Beers were defeating
the British army during the early
part OF that war Labouchere was
about the only man In London who
could force n smile to his lips: and
when the Beers were finally over.
come he was ono OF tho few Brit
ishera who publicly grieved over
the fall OF independent South
Africa.
Ito has always been one Of the
most independent OF Eugllshmen.
He does not care a straw whether
he Is popular or unpopular. but al
ways says ln parliament or through
bis paper, Truth, Just what no
thinks. And there IL no man better
liked In all Britain than he.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-26

NEW YORK. Dec. 20. Judas
Iscariot was an humble follower Of
thu humhlest OF all men. but was
also prophet who saw further
than those os his times. Judas bo.
trayed his Savior. but not for
money"
with this daring onslaught On
accepted tradition. John W. Dcikay
explained In part hia conception Of
the New Testament character 80
long held up 60 Heorn. a conception
embodied IN his new play. Judas. =
which had igA first presentation on
any stage in tho Globe theatre here
on Christmas eve, with Sarah bern.
hardt Ia tho leading role.
Judas was second only to hia
master" he says -iIe never failed
10 remember the glory 81 his PEG.
pie tn the past. aud lacked 40 faith
In their future greatness. make
him man of the people. wlth the
hopes and hates OF the people.
4 am presenting Judas who
had no care for money. and who
vas not purchasahle ON SO small a
scale"
-Bus." said his interviewer. sthc
Bible says he betrayed his master
for 30 pieces OF silver
4 don't carr what the Bible saym
lie betrayed hts master. but not
for meney I make 90 apoiogy ba.
cause my Interpretation % this
great man does not sKree with thu
story OF the sacred book ~ thu
East. or with any u the traditions
81 the past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-26

" told csrrys. MY rich aunt
mist."
red and she had nothing but love
for ua
hut didn't want 20 80 10 Chicago
and stick around with only a tame
old women. even n she Ia rich as
cream. Va hunted up Carrye Cara.
cut Carrye IL the styiiaheat girl
know always dolled up and moves
In the uearamart set
You want TO get In on thiai" |
told Carrye Ny rich Aunt Blanche
will give us the cordial mitt" Car.
rye fell for u like ton OF brick.
especially after IA cracked up my
Aunt Blanche Chlppaudalc as being
doubtless a dear old lady with a
camers hair shawl and an ivory
handled stick living alone In a pa
trician palace hungering for yoang
folks 10 love.
I'm getting mo some new buds
quick aud then we hit the trail for
Aunt BlancheB.
(CQutlnued)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-26

Ellis betrayal Was for 4 greater
reason than money, or Jealousy. or
revenge. or hatred lie had his
CLEAN. and he followed Il up 10 the
point where u took away from him
tha chief treasure " his world. aud
beyond that point be would not SO
Hut be was human. and AZ last was
reached b. the consideration which
weighs heaviest In the scale u
uaens lixea
-AM he viii appear before plate.
through the Interpretation of Mme
Sarah llvgnhArdg. 10 will exhibit
some ~ the splendid qualities
= hich enabled him 10 be huifated
BY men without abandoning hts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-26

course. and qualified him 20 pre-
sent the cause and the claims Of
hiu people.
Judas. from tho beginning To
end. Was q good man. He fought a
good fEht aud lost GA noble
grounds
Hnl Mr DrkAy refuses 20 be
more explicit. or 70 reveal further
the price he thinkN was paid for
the betrayal ~ Jesus
nekay n q business man Of large
Interests BY day. a poet and writar
By might lie won wealth through
buHlneaa activities IN tho West and
ia Mexico. and now operates In
Sew York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-26
lN LIT TILE OLD NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Dec. Ruther.
ford. ". J.. IA 10 miles from Jersey
city. and Jersey City ia two miles
from tho Metropolitan Tower. But
this housewife In Rutherford. n her
house faces the right way and the
viaW is unobstructed. may set her
clock any evening by tlse time Rig.
nals On the tail lower.
Al the tip Of the tower IL a very
bright white light From distance
Of several miles II looks like q star
hanging iow Ia the sky. Az a guar
Ter paHs the hour the white light
vRniancs In about 10 seconds a
rcd light flashes Then the white
light returns. AZ the half hour the
red lighl flashes twice; AZ the three
quarters three times On the even
hour the red light flashes the mum
Der az the hour.
More clocks and watches. II IL
likely. are set By tho towers clock
and quarter hour chimes in the day.
time and It's lights AZ night than By
any other timepiece In the world.
There Is none other az such an Gle
vation and visible from 80 far away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-26

On election Eight moot everhody
within 70 niles Of New YORK. knsw
early In the evening how a. slsc
fion had gone. being Informed " 4
signal gystem 81 brilliant ezreh.
lights on the tower.
II vas az the Horse show. A
gushing girl and her escort were
standing just inside the entrance
when along came two members Of
the kiliies baHd. brilliant in plalds
ard with bare knees gIlstening.
Each was pufflng an afterlunch
cigar.
AREN'T they perfectly daekyy-
twittsred the young lady. 4 Just
love Scotchmcn In kilss Doar
your
Before the young man could reply
n FafernRn spied the cigars. AHeyi"
he yelled. You two mnhrznsI
Throw them cigars awayl No fraek
ing insidet"
~vots dot he solt uag7 !aeaired
one KIltie Of the other.
mix on the perfictoz.- replied
the other. An me wild q fresh 10
cinteFi"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-26
WESTWARD Hol AND THEN SOME

Whenever anyone your lifetime "o thought Of
didn't yoR7 Perhaps often when raoadng through
called wife,
the window the forest OF derrick
the cities Of stills and the gardens OF tanks one Of the greatest
oldest views earth. Suref
permit another notion OF superiative
imeusty head Turn Westward IL Ia 10
Aud. being OF the perrnit
1909 Caiioruas OF petroleum 100000 bar
than that other the Union her rate
this she viii have produced 1910
than double the highest yield Of Pennsylvania in
point political economic thinking
California the Standard on Co charge OF
her petroleum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-26
the Wasssll Bowl.

One Of the oldest Christmas Gus.
toms IL that % the wHsaail bowl
q bowl OF apiced wine with roast
apples afiont therein. The name
Waasail - derived from the Saxon
~washiei." which signifies health
be 20 you"
Tho Saxons made their waasail
II beer Or mead. mixed with toast,
spices. sugar md eggs The apples.
as they we're roasted, were tossed
IN kissing hot Each wanaailer, II
ho dld not got one floating In bis
cup. was properly aEKrieved,
Tbs wamAaii drowned all guar.
rais. Tire biifercat enemies. drink.
ing Of the heady and horrible stuff.
became sworn friends aud soon
after fell under the table.
]. PierpOnt Morgan gives very
valuable Christmas glftA~-to his
women relatives. joNcis. and 70
men watches or gold esgaret eases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-26

do you know. Mrs. Brown" re.
marked the visitor. extending her
hands to the open fire. Il do
think you have tho most cheerful
crate fires I ever saw. What is
the secret? Any particular kind
OF wood2
"it Is not wood al an, my dear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-26

you say your wife Is very sick
With nervous prostraiion 2" asked
the doctor HAS she been work
lnR hard ?"
"No. sab. not dat" replied the
old negro. "Yo' see. we had a fine
turkey ChriAmus-a noble big
hihd Il was. Eah-cn my wife she
done en- neatly ct the whole bihd.
sab. then she ct a whole mlnce pie.
en- two pounds o. candy aftah-
wahd. sab. en- her nervous system
Amt been right since. sab"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-26


I'm going 10 Aunt Blane6e'a. ira
la-la- I'm going 20 Aunt Blanche's
yip.deaye.
She wrote me 10 come. II was
the SWEETEST letter. in a fine old
fashioned hand on the loveliest old
lavender scented note paper Things
are shaping up great
I was pretty foxy about writing 20
her. said that was sorry our
folks hadn't been chnmmy with her
80 long. but I had the highest re-
gard Tor her and I was coming TO
Chicago 90 find employment and II
she wouldn't mind ia stop with her
while was looking for a good
place and keep her from feeling
lonely and tell her how everybody
was. or course, my wanting 70 find
a Job WAS only a stall Wen. She
said she would be delighted to have
me at any time or any Of her kind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-26

Another decisive battle Of his.
tory. Carnegie Va Carnage.
The best Christmas present for
an old maid lH a bottle Of cham.
payne. Il is about tbs only thing
that viii pop fog her.
There was n time not long ago
when he Just laughed and
laughed
nut no@ there's @cnrcnpa feeble grin
ON William Howard Oh. finish
IL yourself