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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-23
Joroen runot.

5remifri0t er Der oen 5. os. aabnet
en- International aongres Berlin.
80 Suie / Ell 2anosbp 0pr6eoen
al Sarogosia, Spanien, er itprtet
ianimen, forOi De oar 6leoen unOer-
ifpaet al 8anO fra Ell Si0efonal
til GSlo0en gbro.
Gen 2. internationale aongres
ior @lementerlnoerpisning oobne-
oes oen 4. 0s. paa Baris' unioer-
iitet. 10 Stoter, oeriblon0t 0on-
mart, bar repreienteret.
ltnOer en- 9fotur poa Sel9eaa oe0
ariItinosita0, Sfaane, Sperrig,
0rufneOe 9agtneiteren 9iigsban.
fens 6iliuI og SopmeIteren / Geo.
terreitaurotionen gatten til 8. g(ug.
Selma 2agerlefs Nobelprpmie -
= 10000 ar. por truet meo
9eifatning men er MI blepen fri
taget at u8rofningsnamnoen" /
ct. aopparbergs Cen.
@ooo 5enplar Sroenen / 9torge
er iterf 8iI6o9sgang. 5 oct for
lsbne 9lar er 81 2oser bIeoen neo-
laate, og sogen Gbriitiania bar
miitet ca. 1000 O1eolemmer.
6reofongresien Stocf6olnls Del.
tagere 6onoe ben 4. os. l1ofluet til
Saltlisbaoen, buor Der bleo ipilt
MioOog og boIot Saler. 5or Sc
nator Wedelin og Sinlano uo-
6rngtes Der ct 2epe.
Sorleoen opoageoes oet, at Sen
folfepalgte 8orgmeiter / 9ut5ou /
giterrig boerfen funoe leie eller
ifrioe Snn 6leo ban Ienot til ct
aurius for of inobente oct iorIsnte.
Sra Ct Betersborg teleeraferes
oen 6. os, at 2sbet at De iioIte
"a elmer er Der inOtruffet 102 npe
5ilf9Ioe og 20 9sosfalo al aolera.
Oct iamleoe Gntal al 9oIerapatien-
ter er MI 719.
9ioromgnoene bar MI forlan9t
1190 ar. gritotning af Sc 2opper,
bpis 9fensopr / 8inter inouanoreoe
til Gorges Sfope. Oct ipnes Gap
perne er for meget, oe oe oil MI
benpenoe iig til De iuenife autori-
teter om SieIp.
Store llnoeril96 Berlin, 6. glu-
quit. Eli u0ofolan5." telegraferes
fra Gonltantinopel: 5 oen feiierlige
fSe5fabrif bar man opoaget itore
ltnoerilpb, Der efter Sorlpoenoe be-
ISber fig til 7s4 Mia. Marf. Gen
tiolieere 9ireftsr og fIere 5unf-
tionGrer er arreiteret
Gn farlig Grins. 2isiobon, 6.
9luguit. Sra 9fio Saneiro meloes,
at Irins 2uooig al 9rasan5a, aei-
ier 0om 8eoro lis 9arnebarn
er anfommen bertil fra Marieille
ON 9oro paa Gamperen ga 9la-
to-. EoIitiet forbsS ham at aaa /
2ano. huorfor ban reiIte oi0ere til
glrgentino.
20 Yanierifibe err al Sniflnno
lolAf nj Sprtief for is Nttllioner
Nlarf. - Man maa life tro. at bette
betpOer, at 5nifIano bar beannSt
at inOifrrnfe fin 5Inaoeriitniug.
oct er bare ct Bar forrI0eOe Stibe.
Iom iagtens fan pnre aoOe nof til
Snrfiet. Der life ifnl fonfiirrere
mrO GnaIan0.
9iberin. Otter hpaN Aeuiers Nu-
rrnu criarer. isres Der itnnSia 5or.
bnnoIinaer ncIlem 0iberiaS @eianot
oa ben amerifanife @cinnOt | 2on-
bon om et Sintsfndn til 9iberia
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-23

SQinois Central 9anefompagni
bar begpaot 9ietsforfslgelie moo ire
at line ti0ligere beititaaenoe gm.
beosm9no. De anflageoes for Gel
ogtigbeo Ell Sammenip9rgelie,
boorpeo 9ompagniet er bleuen inpOt
ior $1,5O0,000 poa @ognrepara.
tioner.
De arreItereoe Wpno er tioligere
aolleger al ben afoc6e Br9Iioent for
Mononbanen, Sra o. 9iapn, ionl
forle0en fan0tes os0 lit Stem
Chicago, or9bt al Ell augle ira i'm
egen 9leuoloer. Ieres gfaone er:
sSranf g. Serriman, General Ofa-
nager for Sainois Central 9anen
inotil 10. @arts 1910; CHARLES 6.
eiping. General superintendent
oper idnme 9anes 2inier 9ioro for
Obioflooen til 1. 9IpriI 1910; Sobn
w. Saplor, @eneral 6orOnIter for
iomme 9ane til 1. Marts 1910.
6oruoen Oe ire nronte og aiOsoe
Sra @. 9iapn nppnes s min0re
bsifitooenoe 5nnftionGrer iom meO.
0eIagtiae | StanOnIen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-23

9anif-amerifanif 5po paogrebet
/ gtor9e og unooegen. 9rammen, 5.
gluguit. 5 Wtorges al. AZ er en- for
Spoeri af 5000 Dollars Seem
gorf efterieet Berion 6leoen an.
bolot poa en- @aaro 9otni / Sarls.
berg 9lmt, boor ban ca. IA 0age
bapoe 6oet unoer falif 9aapn. 9lr-
reitationen foretoges of en- 8eteftio
ira gbriitiania. "Opens oirfelige
gtapn er 2eon Sanien Warden, ban
er oanif af 6sOiel og 81 glar gam.
mel. San 5leo inoiat Solmeitranos
Sengiel, men peo s Sioen | 5or.
miooog iaa ban tit Snit til at rsn.
ne, og en0nn er ban life grebet.
San baooe o9ret gogboIoer pos BET
6irma, bar ban beitioalet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-23

8oleraIfref. Som meooelt / iSre.
bags bar aiiIgru6earbeioerne oeo
eft itsrre Wfure6rug / 9fuslano neo.
lagt 9lrbeioet og ipre0t Jig for aae
8inoe til oeres reipeftipe Sien1. ct
Bar Sunoreoe Sapnearbeioere |
Waropol o9 flere Sunoreoe @rube.
arbeioere Sporuslanos forifeGige
ggne bar fulgt @fsenpel. ct Steo
er Der foretoget flere Grreitationer
al 9(rbeioere, ser op6ioieoe 9efolf.
nineen moo 29eerne.
9ette iioite Clement ipnes set
belle taget at banne oen it6rite SIN.
bring for 9ef9npelie of Yeiten.
gefolfnin9en tror mango SteOer, at
BET er 2egerne, iom bringer Sole.
raen me0 iig, og Oerfor bar 9paf.
iaIpere let Spill, noar oe opbioier
Solicit irnoo Sun0beosforanitaltnin.
ger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-23
SlamoeOe MeOoeltller

- -
Oct 9fp9te, at Der ifulOe nere
ifet 8ruo meQem Gait og 9iooie-
Oelt, mooiiges beitemt al beg9e.
BrPlioent 3aft 6ar traplt neo at
affatte en- Sfrinelie til oen repu-
6lifanife aampa9ne-9og, 6oori ban
oil reoegere for lit StanOpunft.
San er piaig til at Itaa paa i'm
2obgioningsreforo progresiip 9fet-
ming efter 9artiets oeotagne 8lat.
form.
Otter buao Der nelOes ira 8aib.
ington ier BET 10 til, at bele ga.
itros .6amilie er blepet uopiIt al
9ene5ueIa. st Telegram til lt0en.
rigsoepartementet ira Oen ameri-
fanite Segation | Garcras me0Oe-
Ter, at 46 al Galtros Slegtninge
og Eoarsrenoe @aar afrejlte til
Borto 9fico, efter at baoe faaet
9aal9g ON at forlaoe 2anOet.
sSfslge inolsbne 0tel0inger til
@aibington 3. g., gri6er Sfoo.
branoene | Wontona mere o9 mere
ON Jig, og Der bebgoeS poerli9ere
10 8ompagl1ier Sofooter til at at
biltaa Sorito9ienet | bets Slut.
ningsarbeioe. General Booo goo
Den 10. os. Orore til 3 aompag.
nier al IA. acknowledgement ON
at afeaa til @locier gtational
gurf og glacffeet oe Slatbeao
9ieieruationerne. Get ier no til, at
nogIe af granoene er paaiat.
0ablntanu og Sballenberger.
geretnineerne ira Brim9rpalgfan.
pen 9tebraIfa LOO @aar Worges
paa, at Gablmons Maioritet er
Trumpet ino til 200, og Sbellenber.
ger oil ,conteIte" 9fominationen.
Stemmerne ifal teles oper baooe
| Douglas Gountp os flere anore
Steoer. gn fremragen0e Oemofrat
/ Omaha, buis gfaon life neones,
erfl9reoe: n@uoernsr S6allenber.
ger er eennomineret u0en Sfpgae
af 3oipl". /
Gen republifanife aanoioat 9ll.
orid)s 9eonination er b9pet oper
al 3pipl - meaem 1000 og 5000
Maioritet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-23

oiberio Otter bpnS sleuters Dit
renu criarer. isres Der itnnOia 6or.
bnnoIiuaer mcIlem 0iberiaS @einnot
oa ben omerifanife @cinnbt | Con.
bon ON ct SiniSfadn til aibrrid.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-23

@n oellpffet 6lpuetur ooer glroen.
nerne. 8en tpife Slipper 2inOpain-
ter er, efter 5oao ser fra Roris te-
legraferes til tpife glaoe, forleoen
fl6iet oper 9lr0ennerne. San iteg
ON gftermio0aeen op fra 6lpoe.
pla0ien Mouion og iatte aurien
FEN ooer Oe flipperioe, ifopbeoof.
ie0e gene oeO gou8ir, 9u8ancp og
Gbesne; Oerefter fl6i ban ouer
8iergtoppen 9lisneitoles og lanoe.
oe enoelig peI6eboloen Mourmelon
peo @6olous.
Den tilbaeelagte Strefning Be.
lsber fig til 9" &ilometer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-23
19. Aarg

Santioigt forban0ler 0enne Stats
@eian0t meo Oen brittle og Oen
franife 9iegering ON De | 0et ameri.
fonife 5orilog inobefatteoe !Spergs-
maal. Oct brittle ltoenrigsminie-
RUM bar tilfenOegioet i'm Gilfreos.
beo me0 BET al De 6oreneoe Stater
1tiGeoe 5orilog til Or0ning al 81.
berias gonifeligbeOer.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-04
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Office OF the Mssoula Copper Mining Company
Mullan. Idaho June 90, 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that at the meeting OF
the directors held on the 18th day OF June. 1910,
an assessments Of one cent per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation. pay
able to Thos. q. Kennedy. secretary. at Mullan
Idaho. on or before July Is, 1910.
And any stock upon which this assessment re-.
mains unpaid on the 18th day Of July 1910, will
be delinquent and advertised for saleat public
auction, and unless payment Is made before will
be sold on the 9th day OF August. 1910. at 2 100 D.
m. at the office OF the secretary Mullan. Idaho,
to pay the delinquent assessment together with
the cots OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
TIIOS. n. KENNEDY. Secretary.
Missoula Copper Mining Company Mulan, Sho.
shone County Idaho.
june23-julyl4
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-04
Notice Of Postponement

Notice is hereby given that the above sale has
been postponed by order OF the Board of Directors
to Monday, the Goth day OF August, 1910, at 100
S. m. at the office OF the secretary in the Village
Of Mullan. Shoshone county. Idaho.
TIIO5. G. KENNEDY, Secretary.
Missoula Copper Mining Company Mulan, Sho.
shone County. Idaho.
july23-august25
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-04
NOTICE no DELINQUENT STOCK.
HOLDERS.

Office Of the Imperial Mining Company. Limited
Wallace. Idaho. July Z. 1910.
Notice IL hereby given that there Is delinquent
upon the following described stock on account
Of an assessment Of one cent per share. levied on
the oath day OF May. A. D. 1910. the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders q follows:
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-04
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK.
HOLDERS

Once OF the Mineral Farm Mining Company.
Limited Mullan. Idaho. July &c, 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that there Is now de-.
linQuent upon the following described stock on
account Of an assessment Of three (3) mills
per share levied upon the 10th day Of June
A. D. 1910. the several amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders. as
follows;
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-04
Notice Of Postponement.

Notice Is hereby given that by order and res
olution Of the Board Of Directors the above sale
has been postponed to the 25th day Of August
1910. at the same hour and place.
HOMER G. BROWN. Secretary,
Imperial Mining Company Limited. Wallace.
Idaho.
Jy 28-Aug %.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-04

And. in accordance with law. 10 many shares
of each parcel of such stock a. may be necessary,
will be sold in the Offices of the company. (Oflce
Of Homer G. Brown.) Sunset Brewing Company
Wallace. Idaho. on the 25th day of July, 1910 at
800 O'Clock p. IN. of such day. to pay the said
delinquent assessment thereon together with the
cost OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
HOMER G. BROWN, Secretary,
Office at Sunset Brewing Company. Wallace.
Idaho. jy7-N
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-04

II mineralizd surface by 23OO
feet Of blue quartze from which specimens broken
this
Mil
Of OF said by
Montana
Working has
heavily mnerazed
Work has
Of will he
worked Work
the Coppersmih since begun Coppmith is the the
u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-27

"It is Easter day." he said. We have been reckoning on our own strength. and it is but weakness. Let us ring the bells and have service as usual We will leave our troubles in the hands of the Higher Power"
 Soon frone all the church spires of Feldkircb the bells rang out joyously. The streets became thronged with wor shipers on their way to church. Loud CT and more triumphant pealed the bells as they rang out the glad mes- sage. and the hills. putting on their new green. echoed back: Christ is risen. He is risen from the dead
 The French army heard the sounds of rejoicing. and Massena concluded there could be but one reason for it. He was sure that the Austrian army had arrived in the night.
 He ordered his men to break up camp. and almost before the bells had ceased ringing-Iong before Easter services were over-the French army was in orderly retreat.
 By noon not q tent. not soldier. not a glittering bayonet. was to be seen on the heights above Feidkirch.- Boston Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-27
The Kinqdom of Eastsr!and.

 Do you know where the kingdom of Easterland lies? Is 1t north. is 1t south. little man? Scan the east and the west with your { r1ischievous eyes. Thrust your hands in your pockets and try to look wise. And tell where it is if you can. Do you know IS this kingdom far off or quite near? Now. please tell mo that, little maid. Can you see it at night when the moon's s shining clear: If you were to sail there which way would you steer? Does it lie in the sunshine or shade: But. dear little men, little maids. this you know 'Tis t..e loveliest land ever seen. With folds full of rabbits and lilies like SOW, And houses of sWeetmeats wherever you With bridges of eggs in between. There are chimngs Of bells and music most sweet And sometimes most beautiful toys, New frocNs and new bonnets trimmed sn fire and neat And drums. swords and trumpets ar out fit complete That is. if you're good girls and boys And this wonderful land with such joy and such cheer, A land you would love to explore, That sends you renembrances once every year, Let me whisper a secret quite close tu your eal- It lies at your very own door. Edith Sessions Tupper in New YorH Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-27
She Gave Herself Away.

Judge Davis was one day in his pri- vate office when he was president of the senate and acting vice president. A woman came into the room to see him. He turned and said, "Well, madam, what can do for you?' She was neatly dressed in black. with a0 air of extreme poverty. She told 6 wretched tale of sorrow and suffering. winding up with the climax that she and her little family were actually starving and had not tasted food for two days. The judge seemed deeply moved. He excused himself for not attending to the case for the moment as the senate was nearly ready to open. He looked at his watch witL an air of vexation, as if it were not going, and said. "Can any one tell me what time it is?'' His visitor pulled out gold watch and told him the time. The judge said, "Can it be true that your children have been without food for two days when you have a gold watch in the house?" The woman saw the point of the judges question and called out. "You are hateful old thing!" and founced out of the room. She was professional deadbeat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-27
ried in black, you will wish your
An Easter Miracle.

It was in the year l799. when the armies of Napoleon were passing over the continent of Europe and conquer ing all that came in their way.
 It was Easter morning. and the suh shone brightly on Feldkirch. d little town situated on the III river. just within the borders of Austria The III flows into the Rhine
 Quite early on this morning there suddenly appeared on the heights above the town to the west the slit tering weapons ot lS.UUO French soi. diers, the division under inc command of General Massena
 There was nasty assembling Gf the town council. and i, was yerii!ru that a deputation be sent to Masseua with the keys of the town and Il peu- tion for mercy.
 In the midst of all the confusion of the hurrying to and fro and the anx- ious consultation the old dean of the church stood up serene as was the |, morning. with no thought of fear In his brave Christian heart
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-27
Remarkable Power.

A dear old lady was taken one day to a musical service in Boston church. She had heard much about the fine voice of the soprano and was prepared for treat.
 She sat iE rapt enjoyment until the service was over and then turned ra- diant face toward her escort. who was young grandson.
 Dear boy" she said. "ycu've given me a great treat. Her voice is per- fectly beautiful. It made cold chills run all up and down my spine"
 "1t's too bad, grandmamma." said the boy, but she didn't sing today. though she was there. The gentleman next me says she's been suffering from a bad cold, and one of the chorus had to sing the solos for her."
 "What, dear?" said the old lady. looking momentarily distressed. Then her face cleared, and she patted his arm reassuringly.
 "Never you mind," she said. 'We can come again some time. But, after all, if she can make me feel that way without singing don't know that it would be wise for me to hear her Now. would ity'-Youth's Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-27
A CULINARY MASTERPIECE.
When You Go to Paris Don't Turn Up
 Your Nose at Musseis.

When You Go to Paris Don't Turn Up
 Your Nose at Mussels.
 lou will find in Paris small res- taurant just inside the street entrance presided over by waiter who has ap- parently been forty years of age for the last twenty years. He has friendly. alert air. and anything in the world that you want he will promptly provide.
 You will naturally order some sort of potage or something that your fan, cy suggests; but. whatever else you do, be sure to call for mussels. l c9D see you turning, up your nose at tA>P Tn America who eats musseIs exc1pt at rare times-perhaps some pickled mus yels? They are with us in the same category as tripe.
 But behold the genius of the Frencn' When the waiter brings in an enor' nous silver bowl with domellke sn' yer cover and when he removes the cover. then you forget everything ID the world except the delicious savoy smell of the steam which rises from the myriad shells that open lovlng! for you to extract from them the daln " sea favored nussel that turks with. in.
 Mussel. did l say? No; these are no' the ordinary mussels that Amerlcans know. French gastronomic genius mas transformed them into moules marf niere. In some deftly magical way tue French chef has imparted delicious suggestion to the moules. just that lp' detinable, evanescent memorM or gar lic-garlic which in the hands lPf the ordinary cook is an offensive ana qeau. ly weapon. but which in the huf,6s oi a cook of high degree-an artist n fuct-is means for achieving some ol the supreme triumphs of his art. After the lnoules you will have any. thing you care for-dainty slices o. galantine or sliced capon nestlins anu waterresses and then perhaps sou'r Ipuches in little basket where tue | fruit is infOlded in leaves from Ns own tree and ripened to precisely tn0 right turn on some ancient Wal u the sunshine of an old French garden. then perhaps some pulled bread ane bit of Cumembcrt and.a Care M"]'' gran in long glass. No one ren'eu bers now tue battle that gave its ''"'ne to this particular preparitlo" "i M fee. which shows that men may con. and empires may. fall and ar'nles %a. be dashes into fragments upon 'pe '.s .s tlefield. but the genius of cooh mains triumphant aud its atH
 ments are mver. lost. Book a'dn' l., chlnsss Troops Coed Rvess s. ...
 In the drilling of rscrulp I te
 Chinese army each man ' ra .- ths
 easry sand in his knapsack sv. op
 asst day he carries two -. s.ss this ] each succeeding day V inc, <. ,sst he :, ameunt by two ounces unf1 s.ss \. s - ! Acaasyins sixtssn pounda 1. .consscu- I1na run at dog hot foe ' .e. end of
 n honrs and azElve at M @s asstips. | fhax timo ia . at eoodlon "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-27
DE PARsoN GENT HE TALKED.

cant remember all he said: twas .omethin'.
 though. like dis But can't say it in his words. an some. O course. 'Ye let dem kids come un.er Me" q .pect Ike
 me an you), "An' don't ye push dem back. cause. why. d..
 haint right ter do. Fer such place is heaven. see2' Dem words ]
 know he said. You'd like ter soa rather eues. ye can't unless
 yer dead. An. whatcher ink. dat preacher eens-he talked
 as if he knew He said dat dere wus room enough fer kids like
 me an you He said dey wanted all us kids--yes. wanted us- don't exactly unders.an' why dv should wan' Cause how de r;ch dey don't ee. dere. Haint dss
 funny go9 I'll punch de kid dat says 'tam't true. cause she
 said twus 90. An dat want all he .aid: but. den. neve. hea,d t'ink mus CT fall asleep q hope. didn't
 .nose).
 I'm eon' ser ehu,ch nez' Sunday. too: she ,.led
 ms fer ter @. Al t hs tells where heaven s 0 ecur,e m le. V know. F.W. Wsaks . Boaea ciohe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-27
Marriage and Colors.

Here's the old superstition which the Easter bride. who fortunately is q. ways married in white, may take fol what ii is worth:
 Married in gray, you will go fa. away.
 Married in black. you will wish your self back
 Married in brown. you will live ou, of town.
 Married ir red. you will wish your self dead.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-27
The Audience.

The Actor Ia terrible bore,-Awfuuy bad arrangements at Jayville. Played Hamlet there last week. Somebody shouted "Fire!" and it took twenty minutes for the audience to get out. His Victim l s'pose the poor beggar was lame-what?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-27
They are never alone that are accom-. panied by noble thoughts.-Sir Philip Sidney.
The Word ~eald.~

It Is believed by at least one writer that 1t is because badness in women has neaRy always been studiously con. cealed that no gentle way of evadins the blunt word bald" has been evo!v. ed ;n contrast with the many ways ot lodging fiat" 'Stout" (which really means sturdy. 'portly." "com. fortable" and "embonpoint" are in stances of this evasion. But "bald" always remains bald" - Chica go News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-27

go wlu i.- Me jolly got me in 6x-me modders dead. yc
 know. couldn't say anodder word-dat. how cum
 ter go. An SO chased meself inside an sat e,down wid
 her. never thought Id do such things: wouldn't but
 fer her. Dat church it wus dandy place. de like I'd never
 seen. Wid pictures on de windys all don't know
 what dey mean. Cause men had crowns. an chil 'en. too. an w,m-
 men dey had wings. Jest Ike de birds ye see out dere. an odder funny
 tings. T ain't like de thea.er. ye know, fer all de show
 is free, An while dere want no dancin dere. 1t klnd-,
 suited me- De music. gee. ye never heard de likes o datoh
 myl So big an soemn-ike it wus it almost made me
 cry. An den de parson gent he talked: she said I,
 wus his text. He read it out CT great big book-I wondered
 what wus next.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-27
@~. @0 A6Msboy$ N
 P6&B6NSM

GAY. fellers. now hear me. say. an jes. fer once keep still NY went ter meetin' yesterday. de church
 up on de hill. Ed sold me Sunday papes all right. an l had got me mon; Eadnt know jest what ter do. cause all me work wus done. When wu. chasin' by de door stopped ter hear dem sing: 2sgirl cum out-a girl wid curls-she smiled like anything. We boy" she said, an den she smiled: dats what she said ter me. TIisdon't believe she talked like dat1 We'll. den. fight. ye see. Sae look me dirty han in hers-dont seems if dat could be- ''sssd like tex have ye come" she said, ''an take <, seat wid me. I<SNyink O dat. an dere l wus; Id lett me stovepipe hat. Me gloves at home. me swallertail. an all de
 likes O dat. Al frs. couldn't speak at all; it took me breath
 away, Am den said couldn't go. I'd come some other
 day. :, Eause how me modder might se, scared if
 stayed out too long Ra6dnt wanter do. o course. de tings kro1ved
 wus wrong. 3he knew dat l wus iollyin her; ] seen her
 hush night out. .Aa' she ,ot on me curves. she dido dat defe
 1;nt no doubt. HI tell ye what I'll do said she--"lll so w;d
 ye. said she.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-27
Zealous.

A country convert. full of zeal, in his first prayer meeting remarks of- fered himself for service. q am ready to do anything the Lord asks of me-" said he. "so long as it's honorable"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-27
Badly Expresscd.

She (efrusively)-How nice :t is {, have met you again after all these years. my dear Captain Burlington He-Major now. That was ten years ago. you know. She .(still more ef fusively)-How time flies! We'll, con. gratulations and goodby. I hope you'D be a general when next we meet Punch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-27
Quite Natvpal,

'.That play had soms very natuz1 touches"
 "Drama of domestic life, eh:''
 Yes; they had . new servant 1n every scene. and the heroine was brunette In act 1 and . blond In act G"-Louisville Courier Journal.