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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-18

NEWS FROM OUR NEIcHRoRsIr


lily into the property he purchased
recently near the school house.
Miss May Hawkins, county super.
intendent, visited the Ullin schools
the latter part of the week. remain
ing over Saturday when our first
teachers meeting was held The or
gan'zationy was perfected for the en-
suing year by the election OF the
following officers: W. A. Kelly, pres:
ident. b. r. Moore, vice president;
Annie Erving, secretary. The presi-
dent appointed the following execu-
tive committee: B. r. Moore, chair
ran: NJ IS Eessie Wick, secretary,
Arthur Palmer, g. b. Carter and S.
L. Tharpe. After organization pro-
gram of meeting was rendered The
topics being Teachers Attitude To-
ward Teachers Meetings" G. T..
Carter, civics and health; W. A.
Kelly, teaching pupils how to study,
VIM Richardson and Annie Ewing,
how to use the dictionary; B. R,
Moore. lesson plan in geography, S.
l., Sharpe. Various teachers entered
upon the general discussion of sub
jecys Mark Guy and Fl. A. Kara.
Fer had many timely remarks. Miss
Hawkins gave much valuable assist
ance in making this the best meeting
, ever held in Ullin. The next meeting
will be Dec. nth, the program will
appear later.
Mr. ana Mrs. James McFadden Of
Anna, visited relatives and friends in
lIllin Sunday.
Russell Holcomb and family VIII
move to Waterfowl rs soon as MI.
!, Holcomb can arrange his affairs here
He has gone there to secure a resi-
ldcnce,
w. J. Stout, one of Union counties
leading farmers, was in Ullin Satui-
| day.
I One of our teachers was handed
the following note from the mother Of
a boy who had been playing truant,
Dear Miss---Please excuse James TO-
not being present yesterday. He
| played truant, but you need not wnip
him for it, as the boy PLAYED truant
| with him, fell out, and he licked
| James. And man they threw stones
at caugnt him and licked him; and
the driver of a wagon they hung onto
licked him. and the owner of cart
! they chased licked him Then
licked him when he came home, after
which his father licked him; and
hal to give him anol.-ar for being
mpudent to me for telling his fatneg
you need not lick him till rext
time. He thinks he will attend regu
+, lar in the future. II is needless to
say the boy was duly penitent.
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Prescribed and Sold
Hundreds Of BottIes.|
Dr.. J. c. Convery, . physician and chem.
ist Of high standing, extols the virtue
OF the great health restorcr.

4 There is always great and lasting
satisfaction to be derived from admins
tering remedy and obtaining the re-
suit desired and expected. | have been
engaged in the practice since / gradt-
ated, over As years ago, both in phar-
macy and medicine, and | have sold and
prescribed hundreds of bottles of Duffys
Pure Malt Whiskey in cases to MAIN
tain and build up patients bodily re-
sistance and shorten the period eff con-
valescence, and patients who complain
Of headache, bliousness, want of appe-
lite, lack of yigor and ambition, and a
general run down and exhausted feel
ing. | have found nothing more bene-
fetal than Duffy's Malt oWhiskey. ] am
positive of its being pure and unadul-
terated.-- DR.. J. c. Convery, 119 Sixth
Ave, N, Nashville, Tenn.
Be sure you get the genuine--imta.
tons are impure and dangerous.
All druggists, dealers and grocers
or direct, $500 bottle. Write us if you
are sick, it will cost you nothing to
learn how to treat yourself. Medical
Booklet and testimonials sent free.
The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.. Rochester. N. Y,
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day to witness the unwilling of the
Pelley monument.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Spaulding and
Mrs. e. B. West of Cairo were que us
of DR.. and Mrs. H. Whitaker 81
High street Sunday
Mesdames A. l.. and G. A. Conn
ton were Mounds visitors Saturd y
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Westerman AM
daughter, Margaret Mr.. and Mrs. A
Schiller and children, Mrs. A. Boelen
, kamp and r. ]. Kuny attended
the matinee in Cairo Sunday after
noon.
Andrew DeVore was Cairo visito
Sunday,
Mrs. A. C. Mertz spent Sunda,
with relatives in Cairo.
Miss Belle Crandall and Miss Glen
ahan of Olmsted were guests o
sriends in the city Sunday.
Mrs, Carrie Spence left Sunday tt
Visit Mr.. and MIS-, ii. Gavin at Lev
|ings.
Mrs. Geo Schuler who has beef
the guest of relatives in the city thu
past two weeks left Saturday for he
home in Mounds.
Miss Minnie Boyd and Johl
Strohm spent Sunday in Anna and at
tended the services at the unyeilins
of the Pelley monument
Mrs Geo. Drake and daughte'
Miss Edith returned home Saturda.
after spending the past two month!
in Chicago and vicinity.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs
Carl Cutting is seriously i'll witt
pneumonia at their home on Fourtl
street.
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WASH THAT ITCH AWAY.

1t is said that there are certain
SPRINGS in Europe that give relief and
cure to Eczema and other skin dis
eases If you know that by washing
in these waters you could be relieved
from that awful itch, wouldn't you
make every effort to take trip to
Europe at once? Would you not be
willing to spend your last cent to find
But you need not leave home for
these distant springs. Relief is right
here in your own home town!
A simple wash of Oil of Winter
green, Thymol and other ingredients
as compounded only in D. d. d. Pre-
scription will bring Instant relief tc
that terrible burning itch, and leave
the skin as smooth and healthy as
that of a child
If you have not already tried it, gel
at least a % cent bottle today We
assure you of instant relief Her
man G. Schulz, druggist
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MOUND CITY.
October 16.

October TO,
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Cahill and
daughter, Miss Wills, went to Anna
Saturday to attend the Pelley monu-
ment services.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Miller and chill.
dren and their guest, Mrs. Ella Aus.
tin OF St Louis, visited Beech Grove
cemetery Sunday.
Mrs. c. s. Britton and son, Harold
|of this city and Mrs. Ed Britton of
Mounds spent Sunday with Mr., AM
Mrs. r. l.. Britton at Pulaski. Mrs
r. l.. Brit.on is seriously i'll and ex
poets to leave this week for Hot
Springs where she will receive treat
ment
Miss Ginevra Howard and. little
Miss Eleanor Buck Of Golden spent
Sunday with the formers parents 81
Third street.
Mrs. Robert Olmstead and Mis-:
Laura Worthington of Olmsted wer
guests of friends in tn city Sunday.
Miss Kate Darragh is quite i'll a
her home on Pearl street.
Misses Edna Miller, Kathryn Nc
Neil, Ella Dolan and Inez O'Sullivar
attended the unwilling Of the Pelle,
monument at Anna Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Bruner of Metropolis
Nnpo IA tho pitv Sunday
Miss May Hawkins spent Sunda,
afternoon with relatives at Mounds.
Mrs. Jerry O'Sullivan and Mis-
Nellie O'Sullivan went to Anna Sun
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Write to the Supt OF Documents
Government Printing offcef for tho
latest Cattle Book Profusely illus
trated. 55l pages. Price 81.
The Supt. of Documents, Gov.
Printing office, Washington, D. G.
sells a Wall Map of the U. s., by
! feet. mounted, on rollers, ready 70
use, for one dollar Cash with order
For "Milk and Its Relation to the
Public Health" 1928 pages, write to
the Supt. of Documents, Govt Print
ing office, enclosing price.
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COWBOY MAYOR
SHOT RELATIVE,
]ahIman Defends Career In Ne.
braska Campaign.
THOUGHT He HAD KILLED.
Democratic Gubsrnatorial Nominee
Admits hs Was Pretty Tough Texan
Whom He Sent Bullet Into Brother.
in-law Who Had Deserted Wife, but
Proudly Points to Subsequent Life.

Mayor j. G. Dahlman Of Omaha.
candidate for governor Of Nebraska
on the Democratic ticket and the fore
most wild west figure in politics. has
told the story of his life because Of
rumors that there are Incidents In his
career which would not leave. him on
such plane that he could ask for the
suffrage Of the people Of the state.
These rumors affected his early life
in Texas, where. 1t was stated, he had
shot ard killed a man and fed the
state, coming to Nebraska under tie
name Of Jim Murray" Mr.. Dahlman
confirms tho report that he shot a
nan and fed from Texas and assum-
ed the name OF Murray. But the man
he shot did not. he says, die. His YER
sion Of 1t Is as follows:
Resented Desertion Of Sister.
"The immediate cause of my leaving
Texas was this: An elder sister mar
ried man named charley Bree. a
shiftless sort of fellow. nothing more
nor less than an outlaw. They lived
together for two years. and some time
after their child was born he deserted
her for no apparent reason than that
he was tired of married life and his
innate cussedness,
II was a fiery quick tempered boy,
less than twenty years of age. There
was scarcely any law In the coun-
try and none that was likely to reach
a cuss like that. sent him word that
would shoot him the first time saw
him. 1.
fittings went on In this condition
for some time. and Bree and did not
meet Then one day. purely by acct
dent. we met In town where neither
was known. No sooner did we face
each other than we both pulled and
shot. | got him: he missed me. We
shot but once each, My shot hit him
above the eye. and he dropped like
lead, thought he was done for and
wasted no time In getting away.
rode through into Arkansas and stay
ed there IN secret, soon after coming
to Nebraska,
Hrander Of Mavericks.
"As ! became young man." he said,
"ahout the only right knew was that
Of the pistol and a quick hand The
law was but poorly enforced and men
lived by the right Of might. / got to
be pretty tough, | admit. l went
around a good deal of the time with
a chip on my shoulder. hoping some
one would knock it of.
''The country was full of maverick
cattle. and no one was a better hand
| than with the rope chasing down
these strays and putting the branding
iron on hem Everybody did It,
was training with a bad crowd. as bad
MS there was In the country. harum
scarum, devil-may fellows. you
know. could see that It was only a
| question Of time when | would get into
| trouble, 50 | came TO Nebraska to gel
away from IT.
Dahnmn's recital concludes with the
story of his career In Nebraska as q
cowboy. sheriff, mayor and political
| leader
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ULLlN, I'LL.
October Il. 1910.

Mrs. Julia Meyers has returned
home after weeks visit with friends
and relatives in St. Louis.
Our farmers are all busy sowing
their wheat, on account Of the re
cent heavy rains the sowing has been
delayed much later than usual.
Homer Adams of Tnebes was in
our town Sunday en- route to Cairo,
where he is employed by The stand
ard Oil people.
Tan Eagby has opened up gro
Gerry and meat market, thereby Civ
ing UIlin two good butcher shops.
Walter Walker has moved mis- fam
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GRASS ALASKA ExILE'S FOOD.
Willingly Exchanges vesetarianism
For Deck Hands Board.

When The steamer Monarch was on
her last trip down the Tanana river,
In Alaska, some one noticed TINT a flag
was being waved from n little island
in the river. Captain Blair stopped his
boat and sent back 10 investigate.
There he found an unfortunate man
who had been wrecked on the island.
lost all his outfit and was reduced to
the necessity of eating grass.
AS the man had been three days
without food he was weak, but be took
a Job as deck hand on, the Monarch.
where few good meals Strengthened
him out
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DIME NEARLY RUINS HORSE.
Lands In Shoulder During Fall and
Operation Is Necessary.


Operation Is Necessary.
An operation performed by City
Veterinarian Matthew A. Pierce Of
Paterson, n j., on II fire engine horse
TO ascertain the cause Of n lump which
had hccn raised on the anlmal's shout
der resulteN in finding Il ten cent
piece Embedded In the flesh nearly an
inch.
How the coin came to get In the
horses shoulder Is unknown. but DR.
Pierce ventured to say that the ami
NAL picked up the dime three years
ago. when 1t slipped and fell, sliding
for several feet along the pavement
pr. Price thinks the dime was picked
up by the horse then and escaped the
eye VI the doctor who attended the
horse afterward The swelling was
reduced by the removal of the coin
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VIENNA, III.
October is, 1910.

October Is, 1910.
Mrs. Rudele Estes and little laugh.
Joel are guests Of Miss Lottie
eaupre.
Marion Simpson is spending this
eek visiting friends at Cham
ign.
Mrs. Maggie Simpson was shopping
Cairo on Wednesday.
Rev. Lewis McKoun the new Meth
ist minister and family, have ar
FED and are being entertained at the
|me OF Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Moore,
btil the parsonage is ready for their
cupancy.
]. e. Cunningham was a business
sitor in Caro- on Tuesday.
Messrs. Mark Stewart and Diamond
Dsby of Creal Springs, have leased
G Vienna News office and will is
G their first number of the paper
,xt week
Mrs. M. Culp and daughter left the
st OF the week to visit relatives In
ai-o.
Mrs. Ira Dill Of st. Louis Is a guest
her mother, Mrs. Fannie Looney,
ld brothers, north Of town.
Mrs. T. b. williams has returned
aer home in limo, Mo-, after a
onth's visit with re.atives here.
Mrs, A. j. Perkins and daughter.
iss nellie, and son, Arthur, visited
Creal Springs the first Of the
eek,
Mrs. Wellington Penroj of Don
ola, visited friends here this week.
DR.. T, B. Kerley, J. ]. Whitesides
hd John Barnwell Of Simpson, trans
cted business here on Wednesday.
Mrs. John Thacker of Weatherford
ekla., is a guest OF Mrs. Otto Rid
en-.
Mrs. w. II. Hood of Olnsted visit
4 Vienna relatives this week.
DR.. w. R. Mangum of Buncombe
as business visitor here on Tres
ay.
Mrs. Lizzie Mowery was business
isitor here the first OF the week
Mr.. G. S. Kuykendall is attending
iasonic Grand Lodge in Chicago, as
representative OF Vienna Lodge. No
so, A. F. and A. M. His wife accom-
anied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Spieldoch and son,
oft Monday evening for weeks
isit with relatives in st. Louis.
Mr.. D. w. Whitenberg had bust
|ess in Ozark Thursday.
]. Walter Clymer has returned to
bis home in Sikeston after a brief
|isit with his mother, Mrs. Jennie
Clymer.
Mr.. Guy Smith and Miss Mary
Z3uckner of New Burnsides, were mar
lied at the court house here on Mon
Hay by Rev. C. L. Westman,
Mr. G. C. Geisenger of Dover, Ohio
Ind Miss Nellie Shoemaker of Vienna
we're married by Esq. J. S. Bridges
bit his office on last Saturday after
|noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hook are the
proud parents of new boy, who ar
rived Sunday morning.
Geo. B. Harrick left Sunday fol
|Insleside, Neb, where he has re
cured position in the state hos
|pital.
Noah Cooper has gone on visi
|to relatives in Ohio and Indiana.
The aid society of the Christian
church will meet Wednesday after
moon with Mrs. Matte Cantwcll.
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Grant Was Game.

"Mr Grant" said the upper class
man. 80 compare your father to
George Washington in any sense Is
like unto the comparing Of plueked
hensto The American eagle"
Then there followed fight. but It
was stopped almost instanter by some
first classmen9 because the place was
too public.
Other stories In kind are told OF the
son Of Phil Sheridan and many more
One Of the harmless forms Of hazlng
is in making the beasts" look ride
ulous. Here Is sample:
who are you" asks first year
man Of plebe.
mfr. Smith. SIR"
who are your is repeated
"Mr. Smith, SIR"
who are your third time.
Nothing, SIR"
Fright. Who does n plebe rankT
"a hell cat (meaning the ffe and
drum man that wakes en- up In the
morning.. waiter and a walters dog"
That course OF treatment would Ger.
tainly reduce any swelled head that
was not rnade or solid ivory.
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The government owns a majority OF
the railroads and owns and operates
all the teegraphs and telephones In
Switzerland. manufacturing the equip.
nAnt for all except steel rails.
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Relief in Five Minutes Awaits Every
Man or Woman Who Suffers From
Bad Stomach.

Bad Stomach.
Nothing will remain undigested or
sour on your stomach II you will take
o little Diapepsin occasionally. This
powerful digestive and antac'l,
though as harmless and pleasant as
candy. viii digest and prepare for as
similation into the blood all the food
you can eat.
Eat what your stomach Graves,
without the slightest fear of Indiges,
ton or that you will be bothered with
sorr risings, Belchug, Gas on Stom
ach, Heartburn, Headaches from
Nausea, Bad Breath. Water Brash OF
feeling like you had swallowed 8
lump Of lead, or other disagreeablt
mseries, Should you be SUFFERING
now from any stomach disorder you
can get relief within five minutes.
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Siberia Goal Of Entrants.

Russian ! emigration during 1909
reached the highest figures In the his
tory Of the country, the great major
ity leaving for Siberia, where. it Is be.
lieyed, 100000 settle annually.
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"rSon't spend no money for gas" be
told the dentist. "Yank 1t out II It
does hurt
"You are plucky," said the dentist.
"Let me see the TOOTH"
ooh, faint me that's got the tooth
ache; it's my wife. She'll be here In a
minute."-Cosmopolitan.
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The ancient inhabitants OF Sweden
were the Firms, the modern irnapit.
ants 81 Finland
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Patience You can't do anything,
without money.
Patrice-Oh, yes, you can! Yol cat
run In de5t!--Red Hen.
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A little lad was asked by a pious
passerby one lovely Sunday morning:
"Have you ever studied the Bible?"
Eyes, sir" said he.
"Then Of course you know MI about
the parabesy
ooh, yes, sir"
"GQodv' said the devout gentleman.
"And now tell me which parable do
you like the bcst?''
The boy, looking over the green and
pleasant country answered:
~ like the one where everybody
loafs and fishes" Wasp.
---~------------------
Went over a bump
Aud aroke a spring.
What win the chauffeur
do now? Poor thing!
Pity HIN, angels!
So yuunS SO fair
And seventeen miles
From anywhere!
Chicago Tribune.
$50 you really have retired from
business, Mr., PattenT
~ have" snapped the speculation.
but there are lot Of grand jurors
that keep right at t."-Phlladelphi
Ledger.
When landslides start, the wise ones say,
They're very hard TO stop.
Fen they who start them cannot say
Just who Will be on top.
Washington Star.
"What are you thinking Of, darlingp
said she happily as they leaned over
the rail Of the vessel and looked at
the great rock rising from the water,
for she knew his thoughts were all Of
her.
IL was thinking" he remarked abb
sently, that the man who named Gil
Draltar called a mighty big bluff, -
Baltimore American.
|
Mary had a little skirt
So tight below her knees
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Eve-Are you sure you love only me7
Adam--Y You are the only girl in the
world for me. Montgomery Advertise
Or. yaF
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A lazy young fellow named Free
Once started 70 chop down tree.
On the third or fourth stroke
The AK handle broke.
''Who said I'm not lucky?" asked he.
--Ldppincott's.
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II 30 his Tyre the ancient minstrel trolled
OF doughtier deeds than modern eyes boz
hold.
II raftered halls with Drawer songs were
stirred
heard,
One idly wonders IL the long ago
knew nobler deeds than ever we may
know \
Or II IN those dim years that bred our
slres
Were finer bards-or only finer Tyres!
Punch.
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1--WE had a sensational case Of kid.
naping in our house lately"
"You don't tell me. How did it hap
penn
THE baby slept the whole nightv'--
Home Notes.
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Hewitt see that the weather hu-
reau has arranged to give forecasts to
Texas farmers by telephone,
Jewett--It's mean trick for this
government to fool those fellows
New York Times.
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Mary had a little skirt
30 tight below her knees
That she could neither run nor walk
And didn't dare to sneezo.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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nau Whara "a ca.

knsW Who're TO Go.
Blobbs--So be broke of the engage
ment, eh1 Did she take It to hearth
slohbs No. to court a =
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Things sometimes in a circle go.
AS show some cases can,
For whensa man commits a crime
The law commits the man.
Or when a person health would seek
When he Is falling IN
The doctor pays the visits. and
The visits pay the bill
Baltimore American
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Dishonesty fl sports we hate
nmd Except In certain cases.
For instance, In baseball It's great
TO zee the men steal bases.
st Nicholas.
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Tommy Pop, does the earth go
roundt .T'omuys Pors-Yes, my sonsl
But 1t woulin't II 1t was divided
among all the people who want it.~~
| Philadelphia Record.
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English fans at cricket smile.
Ours applaud baseball. as
Bowling is q German sport tM
Tennis pleascs all, NE!
Qklahomans have game gff
Ger II they enthuse-
It's sort of rouge ct -noir.
With the reds to lose.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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"Johnuy. what is the meaning soughr
to be conveyed in the assertion Free
dom shr!eked when Kosciusko fellp"
J Freedom was prob'ly what he fell
on, ma'am"- Houston Post
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When landsldes start. the wise ones say.
They're very hard to stop,
Zen they who start them cannot say
Just who Will be on top
Washington Star.
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'Oh the wedding bells are peallngr"
Sang the poet. filled with glee.
Crowded the cynic so unfeeling,
"0h. they don't appeal to met"
New York Times.
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Mrs X.--I despise that woman. skJ
tries to make cloak of religion.
Mrs. Yves, and she hasn't enough
of 1t to make her a decent bathing
sult.-Bceton Transcript
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ours applaud paSepBH rs x
Bowling is q German sport Mf
Tennis pieases all, III!
Oklahomans have game IN 4
Ger 1t they enthuse-
It's a sort of rouEe-et -noir.
With the reds to lose.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
-----------------------
Eve Are you sure you love only me7
Adam--You are the only girl In the
world for me. Montgomery Advertise
Or. vat
Dishonesty IN sports we hate
ffsf Except In certain cases.
For instance, In baseball It's great
TO zee the men steal bases.
st. Nicholas.
Tommy Pop. does the earth GO
roundt .T'omn1y's Pop-Yes, my son.l
But 1t wouldn't II 1T was divided
among all the people who want it.~~
Philadelphia Record
Soon she will want.
: Depend upon II.
A monopiane veil
/ And biplane bonnet.
Detroit Free Press. !
----------------
"Johnuy. what is the meaning soughr
to be conveyed in the assertion Free
dom shr,eked when Kosciusko fellY"
Freedom was prob'ly what he fell
on, ma am. Houston Post.
- ,
'Oh. the wedding bells are pealing"
Sang the poet. filled with glee.
Crowded the cynic so unfeeling,
''0h. they don't appeal to meP
New York Times.
Mrs. XII despise that woman. SkJ
tries to make cloak of religion.
Mrs. Yves. and she hasn't enough
Of 1t to make her a decent bathing
sult-B Boston Transcript
------
When other hands shall hook your dresAG
And other eyes shall sec
II your white skirts hang low. my deask,
Then you'ii remember me-
Detroit Free Presa
Politely Put.
"Jinks told Bangs he was harp
struck by lightning"
Where's the point?"
ut took quite using up Of gray
matter for Bangs to discover that
links had called him blasted HAIR"
Baltimore American.
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Soon she will want.
Depend upon II.
A monoplane veil
And q bipiane bonnet.
Detroit Free Press.
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When other hands shall hook your dresA
And other eyes shall see
II your white skirts hang low. my deaska
Then you'ii remember me.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-10
N0WINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

MEKSYK, miasto, 7 Lutte
60. Ustalopo cyfre zabitych
wskutek eksplozyj gaz6w W
kopalni wegla, W Las Espe-
ranzas ma 68. Dotychczas
wydobyto z czelu<ci znisz-
czonego eksrlozya szybu IS
trup6w i trzech rannych,
kt6rzy zmarli W szpitalu.
Jest jednak mozliwem, 10
wieksza jak zapewniaja ilo6c
g6rnik6w pad}a of'ara strasz.
'.ego losu. =: -
*Przyczyna katastrofy mia
Ia bye nieostrozno6c jedne-
60 z"g6rnik6w, kt6ry zapali}
cygaro przy piracy.
Skoro tylko g6rnicy pra.
cujacy W sasiednjch kopal-
mach zaslyszeli o zaszlej ka-
tastrofie W Las Esparanzas
t}umnie pospieszyli ma miej-
see nies2czescia, zg}aszajac
swe us1ugi " ratowaniu ko-
leg6w zawodu.
Wiekszo6c g6rnik6w kt6-
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