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Sterni6nnppen.

| - 20 SurHe DOU OaeOOHtQ Uels
fauIte neulih SO SGpsine uno erhelt
bofhr bic nniebnlihe Gumme BON ST.
500.35.
eGs" @elo 80 BroSer:, eOn $1,000
bis $4,000, 81 uerleibeu. NntWirnsen
bel Y. 8. gOIS 5euerpsriidsrunss'
Neent, 624 Sib. z. Sirabs. Nsues
Telephone 439 R.
- Der literariids 8erein BON Tomn
Gampbel belt ON Wiitluoh cine 8ers
inmmluns ab uuo Usrtngte lib iUoaun
Bis gum September.
- Die Nppornts fhr bic bieiissn
SpielIeloer finb uOn Der 5nbrif abse'
ianbt iuorosn uno oiirften in ben nab.
iten 3nsen bier einirsffen. Shmiussn.
S6onteln unb 8utibbabnsn meroen
auI ben Spislpldbm erridtet. Den
tlsinsrsn Sineern msrben ih6us Sano'
baufsn eelisfert.
- Cine sroBe Nnjabl Grbeiter 1T
bomit bei1Gftiet bos 9esen Der GOppeI.
eelsiie on Der Nilwnutses Bnbn 10 bnlo
tuie mDslb Su besnbsu.
- Or. @bnrlss 9. Mithel Don BIZ
coeu, Der ols elmer Der bsriibmteiien
Reoner bes Qanbss betonnt 1T, tpirb
am 6reitns Gbsno in Der engliiden
Msthobilisn'2ude an Der Ode ter 8
unb aineitrnBe einsn 8orirn baIisn
- Die Nrbeiter an Der nsuen Ril'
tuoutee. Sparta unt JiOrtbmshsrn Bnbn.
tusrbsn nit tbunlititer Sdnslliefeit ss'
i6rosrt, nm nm /. auguit in Beirieb Ju
isin, su pelher 9sit Camp RobiniOn
pom Wiliidr beSo9sH tUerben tuiro.
- Der 3uftono BON @m. 8. 6iItOn.
Der in einem NotOrcpcle uninae i1wsr
usrlsst uuros, bat iit bsosuieno ss'
beiiert.
= 9ns aonssrt Der YRpnsp Bops"
in Der 9o6ihuls an SomItos Gbsuo
NOR Itbr gut uno srntete uoblueroienten
8eifou. Vim SCnnine NahmittGa
iuuroe Elm peiteres aOnssrt in benz y.
N1. 6. VI. @ebdubs Uernniinltet.
- Die ueritieosuSn YrUiehorsn Der
RormnlihGle msr6m Gniprnhen gels-
oeuilih Der ShufdluB' Jsisrliffeitsn
in peridisbensn Saulsn Der llmssssno
bcI'Sn.
- Gin Spru6sbrrnnsn iDurbe on
osr @de Der .. ~, Staie StroBen stns
bliri.
- Tie @eSi Snlsm Gaming 60. 1T
init $4,000 aopital incorporirt NOR
ben. Als Sncorpor1tOren wsroen Z.
7rimbsG, @. 3. glcgloopnep uno w..
6. Smith sennnilt.
- or. Qouis gampert BON Caledonia
puros i'm Ct. Jrancis SpitoI ssssn
GppsHbicitis ppsriri.
- Cine erose Ssnouns Sdaitsntdu'
me unb 8isriirdudsr, fiir bic bisiissn
Boris, 1T aus europa einsstrohen. Sic
behnben iih in bsitsm 8uiiunos, tDnHsn
nbsr niht sbsr ousssisst tusrosn nls bic
iie pOn einem BunossbeamieH inipiJirt
tusrbsn, nm bos QaHo pe9en @inidlsp'
puna BON Baumfranibsitsn uno Suist'
tsupluesn ju ifnesu.
- Der notionals Ssburtstns iOa in
CnnIasta in ssbhbrsnbsr Bsiie ssisisrt
rperben. Eie Seer frlro untsr Der
Nrifiht Der 2onoUirtbiauits Shuls
nbsebaItsu.
- Qrtitstt Suso Shid bsfnbst ii9
leibsr in tritiIhem 8uitanos. Gr 1T
isii einissn @odsn I'M Iutberiiden Spt'
tnl unb idisn, nod absritnnbsner Ops'
ration, Der @sneiunS snissseu 5u ssbsn
bod trlitt sr Dor siniesn Tossn einsi
8hdfon unb 1T nun iebr beoenili9
troui.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-06-03

ben luprosn Die @rGber oer UsrItotbenen
%eieroneH NIT 5obnen uuo 1reibbaus'
blumsu aeihmldt; @arteu, uno gpnlos
blumeu, bic iUnh uon ben Shrsern IN
Iiberalsr @siis seipsroet purosn, isbl'
ten in oisism Sabre sdnSlih. Rad ber
@rGberihmiiduHe belt &aliUr Hautlau
eius furSe 9Inbnbtsfeisr nui osm 5rieo'
hofe ob.
gm 0ohmittnae bilbsts fh Die 1ro'
seiIion ON Marttlaes. Sic bsfnnb aus
ben nod Iebenben geteraneu, bic pon
ben @umpoenisn y nnb W oils @seOrte
burd bic SouptiiraBsH Der Stnot selsi'
tet murben. Sn Der nItsn .. N. 6. ".
Sols selonste Johann -bns fOlsenbs
grOsramm Sur Gusiiibruns:
NiuIii.
6jebet - 6ep. 2pme.
%erleiuna BON 9inepIn's Gettpsburg'gIn'
iprate - SObn 90. SOIcp.
Nhiit.
Exclamation, Ser @rauo slrmp anopf'
- SDhu Baper.
Nluiit.
9lnipro6e - Sieu. Sppe.
Segen.
9ann6 besnben iid bic 9nmen Oes
ShliscOrps in Bssleiiuns Der SOIooteH
nod Der @neenbrhde. no cine furSG
Ssierlidteit gu @hrsn Der WntrOieu unc
SOlbntsn, bic in ben @slsn oss 8ntsrs
Der SirDms bseraben lieseu. nbsebaltsu
tuuroen.
Die Stoot mar feitlid ssidmiidt, uni
olle @eihdIts waten ben Snterlauos'
pertbsibissrn sn @bren geld 'Iieu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-06-03
3tuei Sanfisrs iuegrn @cri6UOrnng
nuo Veitefung Oernrtbeilt.
9Sittsburd, 2. cSl

9ahoem iie AM cine IertbeiOi.
eung betreffs Der gegen iie in Ser.
binonng nit Der reiIIden aufoe.
dung Don &orruption in Der bieiiaen
StoOtoerlpaltiHtg erbcbenen gnfIo.
gen Der Berihlporlng uno Bette
dung per3idtet, erbieIten Die beioen
gonticrs q. $. Servings. Trdiioeut
Ser Columbia g2otioral 9aut. uno
3. u. @rifiir. aaiiirer Oeiielben
@eloiuiiituts, iest ibr llrtbeiI. Der
eritere uuroe 3u elmer 9eloitraie uou
$500 uno 3u 3toeimorntIihe- 9n't
I'M anesbenp Gountpgeidn1niB uer'
urtbeilt, Der anoere 81 Der aleihen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-06-03

Celebrate uno oicrmoratliher Ge
fdngniBbait. Ole beioen 9aufiers
puroen ioiort nah Dem G5eidnanih
'"aht, nm ibre Saititrcie ab5u.
Sic hatten Dor einiger 3eit
0dA-s5eitan6niB abgeIegt. 0aB iie
ibren IntbeiI 5u einem rGooI" beige.
tragen bdtten. nm oen Staotratb 81
beeiniIuiien, Oab ibre gant eiucS ser
iiini @elOinititute iein iollteu. in 0e.
nen itG0tiide @eloer ocporirt perOen
inlltpu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-06-03
Gri6Of ibrcn 8atten.
SIhbind. U}ilpt.. 2. Sam

SrbbIng. 9}inny 2 SSltni.
sSrau Soiepb Dillon bcfdnnte Dem
GoI8eibef Yeter 8rlng, 0ab iie III
rem 8otteu am oorigen Gage ouf
ibrer niht tueit pon bier liegen0en
Seimitdtte ori6oB. Gs bieB 5uerit,
SaB Dillon BON frenloen Genonen er.
id}oiien mare, oIs er @iriprahe er.
bob, oIs oiefe ieiner 6rnu urt5itnide
9lntrdge mad)tcr. Sect iagte Die
5rou aber aus, oaB iie ibren Nonn
tootete, neil oieier fie 5u einem Sc.
ben Der Sban0e ypingen tpoute
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-06-03

gnnrnutirnnacn ifr 0Ietrcibe.

@ei3en 20. roth. 81 .0O--1 O1lz; gto. 3
rot6, 95-99c; So barter g3tnierpei5en, 95iz
-Q61kc: go. 3 barter g9interfpN8en. 90
% I5c 30 1 n0rolicher fsriibiubrsmeIsRH. Si.02
-1.031k no. 3 DO. 99e-Sl 90; NO Srlb'
iahramei5en. 90-q9c
sorn 80 2, 57h-5sc, 30 meib. e1-
81 &c; glo.2 geIb 5s1h-59c; 10. g. 57-57 lze;
ooier. 80. 2, s6%c: 80. peiB. 3sA--
soc: glo 3 fpeib. 80 361h-3shc; 20. peib, 80
SIC: StaHo1ro, 3SA
@oQqeu mar beitdnoig. Snli. 76e; glo 2. 75
-76c: 20. g. 65--74e; 30. 4. 55-65e. 8u'
tubr mar ieinc.
W,nl5sSerFte 56--65c, peHtidlte, 41-54ci
screenings. 35-4sc 3uiubr. 80 gsaesoHia'
bunpen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-06-03
Gbieasoer Rarftberidt.
R5rtenbertht.

eabcod. Rutbfou Go. Rcofsro.
@ebdnoe. bertDtGn tber ben @eireibemarft ME
tpIpt:
Ger BeiSenmnrit mar beufe uteher fart
@anr.g9eisen mar in beiierer 9ahfraae ole man
eripdrtei bate. Gr0boem maren Die gnnrsasrG.
utien eiH penie niebrigsr als eeitern. Gie
ausndrtieen Wldrite ndreH aIIe fart
Corn ttiea bsute 5iemIict. boupifdGss6 infplge
befferem Seyfnnoies Hnf oeul Sften nHb Iet.
rerer RerfAufe ocn panhe aus. Sds g2eftrr TN
Rorneiirtel III INNER nod iiibI, piro doer mar.
mer. penn aud lanefdm. Ranr.aoru mar I'M
HE bpber.
Sdfer ifiea nit ben dnoeren GBetreioearier
troe toenIen @etters uuh Gtanoes Der @rrte in
all ben tpittieiien StaateH.
ale Sblubnoiirunlef lpdren fuie tolai:
6oh WieoriQ Scbiub WeiteTn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-06-03
Rnnins 0itner Rishntnrtt.

Ranfds gttu I. guui.
Rirbbteb 3utibr COCO: bGruuter Doten
2 800 fhbllhe Ger U7drtf mar beftdr6ts. Sins
betrif6e Stiere, S5.9O-s 90: iaoli1e Etiere.
81 50-755: flbUhe enbs SO 25--6.75; ein'
teinii4e sdbe uHb 6eifsrs, 50 O0-1 20, fe,s
% %: gdIber. So 75-7 Is. neitibs Siiere,
s.. .r0-7.70; m5itlide aiibe s. 25-S.5o.
Ehnetue 3niubr 6,0OO Ter Wlaru mar
fSroah Gur6lnuiiisSerfdufe. t9.50-A So I;
t4mere sa35-s55; 9aaers uub s9u.4ets.
81 l0-e.50; Isi4fe. s930-e.45: 5er'si. ss.15
- o.
gbaie. 3u'ubr 1000. Ter Warii mar Be-.
uarsia snmmeI, Ss.tO-5.50; Rdmrier. Sl0g
- ., ce'diierie g9it Ger NIB 1dbrlinee - %
% 90: egfRtterts psili9s Q'~'s. sioo--b'oO
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-06-03
Hf=Ha6ribteu.

Sn Der @erinmmluns bes 8. g9aro
Unit. @ereins am Wontog abeno
wurosn Uon Rrdiioent SObn @ehrina
bic fOlaenoen Serren nls Dslesnten
gum Gsntihsgmsritauiihsn @sntraluer'
ein erHannl:
6. 4. Sang. 9Iug. slTelo, Aug. 0eIte.
Sreo Sdnell. Seurp gluoeregg. so. Maurer,
Sui. Shmerer, 9ouiS Shreiber, gIrnolo
6omer, Socob Sdaller, @tatt. SSiltineer,
6ldbaro Sorlng.
a q u
Gie nHf teute 2lbeho, ben 3. SUM-,
isItasissts Tsrinmmluus oes Dsutih'
Nmsrttaniidhsn 6 ,ntraluers
sius 1T uessn Der itusren Grtran'
flung isinss 8rdiiosntsn, 0rn. Suso
Shid, auf siH ipdier 81 beiiimmsuoes
Datum perlGet uorOen.
Der 5tauo bss @etreioes i'm
Etoote IQtacnustu ia ntelnerfnrsheuA
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-06-03
Gbien auer Rtebmarft.

Wirbbieb. 3ufnbr, Is 300: 0arunfer funrFn
2 500 Rdlber, Die 9reiie pareR iUie -
eitere. s5sO--s.60; sthbe. 81 5o-6.50; 4t'
ters S425-7.A5; BuUen. $475--54p. sal.
ber SS00-s0O. sto6ers nn6 5eebers. S4o0--
stneine. 3ufubr. 1900. Die grste pa.
rru pie folst: eeibie. 50 45--g;7O; seniibts.
81 1910; itpere, S9.40--o65.
Stafe 3uinbr, 1s. 600. . 1ie Nreiis pGren
ME 'olgi: edmmer. 81 O0-9.43; 5Gbrlinge. 50
-675; GfDes, 81 425-5 90.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-06-03
CSimc (sutoednns.
yylnihinntnl1. 2. osrni

ySdlhln1ton, z. 15lllt.
@s bat iidy nun berausge1teut. oob
Der oon Der @uroesregierltng geger
p ipeitlid)e Gtietbabnen erIonate
ten1por0re GinhaltsbeiebI iih mir qe.
gen 0en EoriF u 115 rihtei. Der in
oem @eili6 enpdbnt lit, ur0 niht sic
erb6bte State ouf @oae uno anSere
grb5bungen, oie am l. Sum inSaroft
traten, oedt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-06-03
Suri nicocrgcbrannt.
lEnrtInnn<Sre q. Sunni

Ias Corr SngIis, so 9teiIen OBJ
nGrts uon bier am 9olumbiailuB, lit
10 gut ,pie gon3 in letter 9toht bon
einem 6euer pernihtet poroen. Sic
SGgenliibIc uno ole SoI5lager hcr
Oregon 2umber Gon1psnp itno
sprit1rt
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Smuhaer giehmarft.

Cmdbo, l. gum.
Hirbbieb 3ufutr, 5000 Ter mldrtt nat
beiidnbie Ginbeimif6e gtisre, 50 50-7S5;
abe un6 6eifers ss50--s75: rpeiili6s Etiere.
S375-6.s5; 1ernss 5tiere, s300-e 90; alee
425: gioders uno 5esbers. S350--e 25: aaI'
ber s4.00-750 enIlen. StGgs, etc. ss.5o-
$50
fdtpna bis su &c Hiehriaer S6mere. Sa20-
o 3B qemii6ie so.35-o.30; leirte. $3.50
3 40 5eria $s00--900; Iur6l1niitsbsrfdnte.
20 25-Q az
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-06-03
Der 6rdberidmiidmgstns.

tOs hsasm Sonnen.
iteiu mar Der 7ne
tnlt, uno Elm ithnr'
fer Rurbmsli .@inb
mndlis lueiBe a lsiosr
nidt lpiiHitbsnswsr.
the alsibuns. 9iG
5eisr luurbs bier in
Der Stabt lpis &c.
pbbnlib besnnssn
sSnoen NtorgenIiuu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-06-03

- Der 5tano oes @etreioes i'm
Stnuts @iscOniiu If uielueriprsdeno.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-15
rh. s.aa and ~. psddl.r.

One day. as the Sage was travelling
along the highway and wondering to
himself how 1t was that the horseHy
could bite with his back teeth, he came
upon a detected man who was making
preparations to hang himself from the
limb of tree. Some sages would not
have stopped unless sure Of their beer
money, but this one owned brewery
himself and was therefore tender
hearted citizen. He paused, looked the
outfit over and said
81 know you not, but your distress
Of mind must be great TO drive you to
this. Is It that your wife has eloped ~
"Not at all, o Sage" was the reply.
"She can go and be hanged to her! II
Is that I am undone in another way.
Perhaps you have heard Of John the
Roarerx
THE name is familiar"
IL am in the street peddlIng business,
and strawberries are my specially.
When yell them out can be heard a
mile away. made the well tired and
the sick sicker, and / measure my
tuuluD VIII lHe DeTrleS.
But hast the strawberry crop for
the present season failedY
"On the contrary, o Sage, 1t Is the
best for \many years"
'Then hast the bones of thy horse
finally fallen apart or the wheels Of
thy wagon wandered away beyond re.
covery|
NAY, kind sir. The bones aud the
wheels may be little shaky. but they
are ready to do business. as usual"
Then why these grim preparations
TO shuttle off life full Of strawberry
roars"
For the reason, o Sage, that my
voice has gone back on me and ] can
roar no longer. The loudest yell can
now utter will not awaken sleeping
babe hundred feet away. Without a
roaring voice to roar, what will be-
come of my strawberry trade? Dost
not the situation appeal to your sym
pathy"
I'm way II doth" mused the Sage.
but, like all diseases, It hath its own
remedy, and that remedy is not hang.
ing by the neck"
"If thou canst console me. o wise
man, ] will off with this moose and
dance for JOY"
Then harlsen TO me. Drop straw
berries and make string beans thy spe-
cialty."
And the reasonT'
That whilst thy roaring voice roars
no more they may climb mp To the
sixth story OF themselves aud find their
own customers. All you will have to
do is-to make change and scant the
measure. Go thou and rejoice"
Moral.-Au things can be mcndcd.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-15
BUzzARDs' NESTS.
The Same Ones Are Rarely Used Two
Conseeutjve Seasons,

The light of the buzzard Is as well
nigh perfection us is possible to fnd.
In fact. he might be called the most
perfect aeroplane IN existence. To see
him soaring between the bare hills.
with a vast green fertile valley below
him and with the spring sun lighting
up his brown plumage as he slowly
sails around with outspread pinions. is
a sight never TO be forgotten.
The buzzard usually chooses ledge
on cliff for an eyric. hui IN certain
parts of Wales there are a few well
used nests in trees. and as they are
generally used by some bird of prey
each season they grow TO an enormous
size. The buzzard does not as rule.
use the same nest two consecutive sea.
sons. but returns 10 IL the third. and
after that allows another season to
elapse before occupying 1t again.
Two nests are often constructed In
one dinglc. and an amusing incident
happened n few years ago in one of
these places. The hen laid>e egg In
each nest. and. as II was quite iinpos.
sible for her To sit on both nj once, we
did her II good tun by placing one If
these eggs In the nest with its com
panion. The result of our kindness
was that collector passed by about
two hours aftcrward and put both
eggs In his collecting box.
When thought the matter over |
came to the conclusion that that old
buzzard WAS not half such q fool as
we took her TO be. aud IL we hadoleft
the eggs MS we found them the bird
might have had Il chance of rearing
one youngstcr.-Country Life.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-15
The Summer Boarder.

A salesman in Il boiler shop who felt
the need OF little recreation hied
himself TO the country and engaged
board with farmer Mt 81 per. When
two weeks had passed he called for
his bill, paid 1t and said:
"Man. there has been no fishing"
"Not fish"
"rhere has been no golhng."
mot golf"
"The beds have been wretched."
Eve agree on that"
"The mosquitoes numberless."
More agree"
"And can't say word In praise Of
the food"
"Nor J. either"
'In fact J so away with the feeling
that ] have been held up"
II can't blame you, and yet wish
you to know that | had your welfare
at stake"
How can that be"
"Why, If you had got into Green's.
up the road. or Browns. down the
road, things would have been even
worse and the price SO per week"
Moral.-We expect so little consider,
alton from our fellow men that we kick
when II comes.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-15
PEOPLES PULPIT.
The Vengeance
Of Eternal Fire

Even as Sodom and Gomonah
and the cities about them :. are set
forth for an example, suffering the
vengeance Of eternal FIRE" dude y.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-15

THE FARMER AT THE KITCHEN DOOR.
and began to sigh and groan to attract
the Hens attention. In this he was
successful.
"who is that in distress down there"
she asked.
"Me."
"Who's mef"
"Why, Pop the Possum. have met
with bad accident. and ] wish you'd
come down to my aid"
Certainly. certainly. No Possum
shall appeal to me in vain. | am going
TO throw the END of a rope down to
you. Put the moose over your head and
| will draw you up"
But this looks like mistrust OH your
part" protested the Fox.
"Oh. no. no, no. It's merely pre-
cautionary measure, you see. IL you
are Possum you'll be at home up
here, while II you are Fox ! can
leave you hanging until the farmer
comes out TO destroy YOU"
Moral.-A poker deck in his coattail
pocket does not make gambler, and
neither may you put your trust in n
man who carries Testament In his
hand.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-15
The Farmer and the Foxes.

me Farmer and the FOXES, u,
A couple OF Foxes who had discov-
cred a coop of fat chickens paid visit
to the place one night and were indus
triously at work to find an entrance
when the old farmer appeared at the
kitchen door and demanded why they
had paid him such an unusual visit.
TITS this way, Uncle Reube," said
one of the prowers as they both came
forward. my friend here does not
agree with me as to the reasons for
the high price of living. and we agreed
to bring the matter TO you"
whats your idea OF it?' asked the
farmer.
"Why, ! think it's natural scarcity.
The farmers cau't raise enough to sup,
ply the demand, and that raises the
prices on what he does send to mar.
ket."
And what's your idea?' was asked
OF the second FOX.
II think It's the tariff. II there was
no tariff on rabbits, foe instance. Can.
ada would send them to us by the
carload"
what you both hold to looks rea-
sonaDle' bur I've got my own private
opinion Come along out TO the hen
house"
why there isn't chicken hereP
exclaimed the Foxes 10 chorus as the
door was thrown open.
pen. = saw one OF you spooking
around nere last night. and so moved
the enickens into the Kitchen. What
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-15
WjIlino to PAY.

When the British square at the bat
tie OF ADu Klea. In the NubiaD desert.
was penetrated by the dervishes one
OF them attempted to spear~a gunner
who was in the act of ramming home
a charge. The Briton Drained the Su'
danese. but the rammer bead split on
the mans hard skull. Next day the
gunner was sent for. Mlstaking the
reason and knowing from experience
that soldiers are charged for govern
ment property which they break, he
led OF: please. sir. I'm very sorry ]
broke the rammer, but never thought
the fellows head could be so hard,
III pay for The rammer so as 10 hear
no more of the case
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-15

my opinion about this high price busi.
ness is is that 1t has como about
through q want of confidence In ench
other, and it's going to remain until
chickens turn around and kill Foxes"
Moral. We're in for another raise in
beef
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-15
Summer Timn Ruhaixat

Wake. for tho alarm clock skaters into
night
The dreamless slumber OF the peaceful
night,
And at the gas range scratch n match
and touch
The waiting burner with n shaft OF light.
Spokane Spokesman Review.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-15
Obedient.

"well, my little man." qucried the
minister who was making a call, "do
you always do as your mamma tells
you?"
"You bet ] do" answered tho preco.
cious five.year-oId. land so does papa"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-15
THE FABLES or Ell
Old Ones Brought to Date and
Tails Added.
BR'ER FOX IN THE BARNYARD.
Price Of Board Doesn't Mean Comfort.
Prophsoy on Rise In 6eef--The Man
In the Strawberry Trade Consoled BY
Solon
BY M. QUAD.

BY M. QUAD.
copyright, 1910, by Associated Literary
Press.l
~ NE evening as the Fox was
mousing around the barnyard
" in search of late dinner he
espied fat hen in the branch
OF an apple tree, whittier she had
elected to roost for tt, night that she
might see Halley's comet and form her
own individual opinion about It. As
the Fox couldn't climb, he knew that
he must depend on strategy. After a
little reflection he fell upon his side
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-08-11
A Kirksville Roast.

"A man who is reputed to be worth
nearly 100000 told a representative
of the Daily Express to-day that he
is not taking any of the Kirksville
papers. He has been known to OPP
pose paving and every other public
enterprise in the city for a decade.
You can judge citizen by the way
he supports local enterprises. If the
truth were known this same man
orders his sugar and coffee from the
Chicago mail order houses and yet
he collects rent off of KirksvilIe citi-
zens who make their living here.
Let's organize a tar and feather
club. Huntsville Express.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-08-11
Water Works and Sewerage.

No. definite information can be
given the public in regard to the
water works and sewerage PROPOSE
ton from the simple fact that the
engineer has not had time to sub
init his figures. The survey has
been carefully made and every bit
of information will be submitted in
a short time to the public as re-
CARDS cost of plant, where water
will be procured and everything
else pertaining to the matter that
is necessary for an intelligent I'M
Outstanding of this very important
proposition.
This matter will be fully discuss
ed and then put to a vote at the.
proper time. and we feel every as
surance that the intelligent, active.
home loving citizen will say WA
TER%0RKS AND A NEW MON
ROE CITY. Commercial Club BHfEe.
tin.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-08-11

Rural Route No. 1 out Of Frank
lord was discontinued June 30th. on
account of the condition of the roads
This route supplied 110patrons who
had been frequently warned that
unless they put their roads in condi-
ton service would be withdrawn.
Uncle Sam would take no empty
promises. And We would advise the
patrons of our roals to fix the bad
places on their roads or they may
be the loser of a rural route.-Ex
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-08-11
How Got Your Goat" Began.

Sitting at a table in a Broadway
cafe a well-known turfman few
nights ago told how the phrase
Got your eoat" originated. He said
it was borrowed from the race
track stable. He said that it had
been the custom OF many trainers
to place goat with a thoroughbred
in training for a race. The diver
sion that the goat furnished the
horse was supposed to play great
part in balancing the animals tenn
permanent. When the time for the
race was near at hand great care
was exercised to prevent the horses
friend from being stolen by hangers
on who figured thus to unnerve the
racer. The loss of the goat has
been known to worry a thorough
bred enough to make him lose a
race, and so it came to be said that
when a horse failed to perform up
to expectations somebody had got
his goat.-New York Sun.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-08-11
Be What Mother Thinks You Are.

Be What Mother Thinks You Are.
Whilst walking down a crowded city
street the other day,
| heard little urchin to a comrade
turn and say,
Say, CHIMNEY, lemme tell youse I'd
be happy as a clam
If | only wuz de Teller dat me mud
der inks | am.
She thinks am a wonder an she
knows her little lad
Could never mix wit nuthin dat
wuz ugly, mean or bad.
Oh, lots O times sit an t'ink how
nice 'twould be, gee whiz!
If a teller wuz de Teller dat his mud
der thinks he ISL
My friend, be yours a life of toll or
undiluted JOY,
You still can learn a lesson from
this small unlettered boy.
Don't ann to be an earthly saint,
with eyes fixed. on a star,
Just try TO be the fellow that your
mother thinks you are.
Will S. Adkin.