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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01

- LEEP does not always bring
- rest to the weary figure
~ and in order To get entire
benefit from slumber it is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-01

- HERE was once certain Ris-
ing Young Man who took
Himself and his Business Sc
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
SCHOOL CHILDREN KILLED
Surface Car Crushes Boy. and
Girl Runs Into Auto.

Two school children. a boy and gIrl.
were Killed in street accidents yesterd 7y
afternoon. Eleven -year-old Johnny Falk.
of No. - West 133d street. was run over
by d surface car at 116th street AMI
Eighth avenue. Helen Nelson. five and
a half years old. ran into an automobile
II 13:'th street and Broadway, which
fractured her skull
The boy was returning home from
school when he saw a friend, who called
TO him and he started across the street
An eastboUnd car hit him and he WIS
thrown 10 feet. falling in front Of west
bound car. which ran over his nead.
When the repair crew freed his tody
from the car his school booI-s were
clasped in his right hand.
Helen Nelson left her home At No
G01 West 139th street to take her dog
Tor walk. and wher she reached the
corner Of Broadway the dog broke away
from her. She ran after il. She narrowly
escaped being hit by 4 Fire Department
auto and almost fell under the wheels
or q light carriage. but as nearly across
the street when she ran into q touring
car owned by Mrs. Charles Walc II. the
wife Of 4n actor living at No eos West
18th street. The child was carried t. a
nearby drug store, where she died
Helen was the adopted daughter of
Dr. Theophflus Nelson. n osteopath-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
TAFT OFF FOR PANAMA
President Makes No Comment on
Election Results.
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington. Nov 9.-The President
returned 10 the White House about 10
o'clock this morning and called q Cab
met meeting an hour later. The Secre-
Jary Of the Navy was the only absentee.
The Secretary of War. who has just re-
turned from d tour Of the world. re-
ceived q most cordial welcome. The
meeting was devoted almost entirely TO
a discussion Of the election. II was an
nounced that Mr.. Taft would not make
any comment on yesterdays results.
Ip 70 the time of his departure for
Panama President Taft was busy in his
Office. A. - O'Clock accompanied by
his brother. Charles P. Taft. Secretary
Norton. Captain Butt. military aid. and
Captain Palmer. naval aid. the President
went 10 the Union station. where he
took the 40 o'clock train for Charles
ton. : g.. There he viii board the
cruiser Tennessee at noon tomorrow for
Panama The trip viii occupy about
twelve days. The Secret Service men
and newspaper men will make the trip
@ the Monssns
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
MEXICO AND AME RIGA
ASK PREPARATION
Great Stir Caused in Capital by
LynChinu OF Citizen
in Texas.
GOVERNOR TOLD TO ACT
Crowds in Mexico City Make
Demonstrations Against Amer
icans-Newspaper Build
ing Stoned.

Washington. Nov Q-Protesting Wig
orousIy on behalf Of the Mexican gov
ernment. Senor de Ia Barra. Ambassador
70 the United States from Mexico. orv-
sented a claim for reparation to the
state Department to-day because Of the
1vnching Of Antonio Rodriguez at Rock
Springs. Tex. on November = Rod
r;Euez. who was a Mexican citizen con-
fessed to the murder Of Mrs. Lem Hen
derson at Rock Springs. and was burned
at the stake.
Senor De Ia Barrs had 2 long confer
cnce with Alvey 4. Adee. Second Assist-
ant Secretary Of state. in which he was
assured that the United States would do
everything possible tn apprehend the
guilty persons The Mexican Ambassa-
dor said tonight that he felt confident
that the American government would
administer Justice and that he had com
municated this information to Mexico
with the hope Of allaying the i'll feeling
toward the United States which seems
10 have arisen there over the affair.
Only meagre details have reached the
State Department from Texas about the
Iynching but the officials to-day tele-
graphed to Governor Campbell of Texas
to investigate the case and 70 take
proper steps to punish the offe nders.
The matter is considered solely within
the Jurisdiction Of p state authorities
Mexico City. Nov. 9.-There was an
other anti-American demonstration in
. E1ry
hundred persons marched to the mu
nicipal palace. giving frequent express
sion 10 their opinions Of United States
citizens
The crowd was followed by police and
mounted soldiers The demonstrators
we're students of the medical school.
uho had been excited By anti-American
articles appearing In several papers. The
-Diario del Hogsr" printed a violent at
tack on their neighbors across the Dor
der describing them as giants in wealth
and pigmies in culture. The i'll feeling
GROW out of the reports Of the lyHahing
81 the Mexican Antonio Rodriguez at
pocl springs, Tex. on November ;.
vigorous protest was registered by
.he American Ambassador with the
MEXICAN Department of Foregn Rela-
ti,,s and at the same time the facts
,,..ra telegraphed To Washington.
Tho attacks We're renewed tonight.
,,-i,dous Ii dozen American business
,,,a..s were smashed. All about town
lnr,,ers were hurriedly .drawn and
.,,hlishments closed Forces OF police
..rnesred IN the streets and kept the
crowds moyins.
short time before noon to-day
, ,ss.-rnbled before the n4,. Juarez
lontinued nD fourth page.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
ATTACK ON NJ. BRAND
Socialists and Catholics Fail to
Overthrow Cabinet.

Paris. Nov 9-Another tumultuous
session OF the Chamber Of Deputies was
held to-day The catholic members
made violent personal attack on NJ
Lafferre.. Minister Of Labor, who, they
said. was united for a place in the min
stry. because as a leader Of the Free
Masons he had defended the alleged
system of denunciation of army officers
suspected Of clerical Ieanings in 1894.
Premier BRAND. who was also bitterly
attacked by the Catholics and Socialists.
added TO his ministerial declaration by
proposing the appointment Of a perma-
nent arbitration commission 10 deal with
future labor conflicts If this was not
accepted. however. he said the govern
ment would not tolerate a strike among
the employees Of public services, such as
the railroads which might result in
throwing open the frontiers to d possible
enemy and endanger the security of the
republic.
A vote of confidence III the government
was adopted, 296 to 209,
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
LEARNING No BAR TO CUPID
wellesley's 500 Graduates Of
O9 Nearly AL Married.
photo BY Brown Brothers.

Wellesley. Mass. Nov. 9.-Staustlcs
showing that the average college girl IS
not educated to such an extent that she
prefers spinsterhood were made puDhc
to-day of d graduating class Of three
hundred last year at Wellesley College
Two hundred and forty-fve are already
married or engaged. Twenty-seven have
become teachers in high schools and
fifteen have entered private schools as
instructors. One has entered in a nor
NAL school as 4 professor. and another
is instructor in a graded school Nine
are graduate instructors in the college
and two have taken places in educa-
tiOnal libraries
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
A CHINESE FILIBUSTER
The Senate Rapidly Lea ming
Western Politics.

tween the provincial members and the
government authorities marked to-day s
session Of the Tzu Cheng Yuan. or In
perial Senate. Several OF the representa-
tives, resenting the refusal of the Grand
Councillors 10 attend and explain in per
son the reasons for the thrones failure
10 punish the Governor Of Huenan for
contracting a loan without consulting the
Provincial Assembly. carried out = .hi-
clustering plan and blocked the business
Of The house for four hours. They say
that they viii not proceed until their de-
mands are met It is thought that this
action may result in the governments
resorung 10 repressive measures
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
WOMEN WIN IN WASHINGTON
Equal Suffrage Adopted-Day of
Thanksgiving Proclaimed.

Seattle. Nov. 9,-The most interesting
result Of the election in this state is the
ratification OF the womans suffrage
amendment 10 the state constitution.
The amendment viii become law as soon
as the Governor proclaims II ratified.
Every county thus far reported gave a
majority for the amendment
Mrs. Emma Smith Devoe, president Of
the state Equal Suffrage Association to
day issued q proclamation setting apart
THURSDAY. November -, as a day Of
Thanksgiving for the newly enfran-
chised women Of Washington At least
one hundred and thirty thousand viii be
added 60 the electorate in Washington
by the ratification yesterday of the equal
suffrage amendment to the constitution.
The Socialist vote WAS probably about
4.pS. The local option election gave
notable victories 10 the 'drys"
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
NO HOLIDAY FOR CADETS
Lose Christmas Leave Because
of Longan Silence.
IBy Telegraph to Tho TThune.

Wilkes Barre. Penn, Nov. 9.-FrienIs
of mem bers Of the senior class at West
Point received letters here to-day stating
that as a punishment for the recent
silence" upon Captain Longan- one Of
the instructors al West Point. the usual
Christmas leave of the mem bers vf he
senior class had been aunulled.
There are eighty-five men in the class,
and as it will be their last year At The
academy most Of them we're particularly
anxious To see their families during the
holiday period. as they would have no
other opportunity before graduation in
Noyember. Christmas leave Is eight
days. reduced by any demerits which the
men may have
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
soUSA TAKEN ILL ON TOUR
Composer Is in New Haven Hospital
Although Condition Is Not Serious.

Ne" Haven Nov John Philip Sousa.
the composer and bandmaster. was taken
20 the New Haven Hospital to-day suffer
ing from what is said 10y the attending ply
sicians 70 BE- an attack OF malaria Sousa
was taken iil early in the week ia Danbury
while cond ucting a concert He tainted,
end was taken TO his hotel. where he re-
uained for tHo days
To-day he vas seized with similar
fainting spell and vas removed to the hos
pitsL His physicians say his condition Is
not serious but that he viii be confined TO
MS room for - least week
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
GOLD FIND I'M AUSTRALIA
a Rich Find Reported in Yilgarn
American Spectators.
- Eable Il - Trinunc

London. Nov. 10.-Glowiup accounts
are sent by cable Of wonderful gold dis
coVerles In the District Of YiIgarn. West
Australia The rush to the fields con-
unues unabated, and Bulnfnch. in the
heart Of the belt is described by minis
ters' AFTER an official visit to the mine.
as the greatest gold find in the common
wealth Goldfnch. which adfoins Bull
finch on two sides. according to cable
message. has been opened TO American
speculators. who desire options
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
SHOOTS FRIEND IN BREATHITT
Rad Jake" Noble, Noted Feudist.
Kills Jailer in Street.

jackson. KY, Nov s.-Wesley Turner
taller Of Bloody Breathitt County. was
shot and killed in the street near the jail
last night BY bad Jake" Noble. d noted
reudist and a prominent figure In the Har-
--is and Cockrill feuds No cause for the
killing is known Turner and Noble had
been close friends,
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
PORTUGAL RECOGNIZED
Four Ministers Call at the For
eign Office in Lisbon.

Lisbon. Nov. 9.-The British. French.
Spanish and italian Ministers called at
the Foreign Office to-day and announced
that they were authorized 10 resume ne
gotiations with the Portuguese govern
ment on current affairs
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
STATE OFFICERS {
MAY Be ELECTED
Chance That kOenIg. 0'Malley
and Williams win Pull
Through.
-ARGER SALARIES At ALBANY
New Governor VIII Have Much
Patronage TO Dispose Of, and
the Tiger Is Licking
It's Chops

Revised returns so far as recsiv ed.
show the election Of John a Dix by
66.326. His total Of pluralities on ofh-
cia1 canvasses Of most Of the counties.
hut with some few estimated, wss
11S.3J9. Stimson's, J2.OS,}-
Figures on the other candidates on
the state ticket we're very incomplsts
long after midnight About half the
counties only had been heard from on
official canvasses- So far as these 1g-
ures could be tabulated they showed
these results.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
MEANS REPUBLICAN
VICTORY IN 1912
Official View in Washington of
Election of Democratic
House.
TROUBLE FOR THE WINNERS
Fights Over Speakership, Rules
and Tariff Revision Certain
-Tammany Must Take
Back Seat.
-rrom The rrihune Bureau. !

Washington. Nov. 9-DemOcratic sue
cess in the contest Yesterday TO controi
the House Of Representatives means Ger
tain Republican victory two years hence
This is the deliberate judgment Of off,
cfaI Washington the day after election
There is a general feeling in the national
capitaI that before another year passes
bv the country will appreciate the dt-
ference between Democratic promise and
performance. and that in 1872 the pen
dulun will swing with mighty force
toward the Republican side
It is freely predicted that before the
Christmas holidays this year the fac
tfonaI troubles which are in store for the
Democrats viii begin To manifest them
selves. Already there are indications OF
q fight over the Speakership. sQuabote
over the rules OF the House, trouble
about committee appointments and
wide and irreconcilabIe difference Of
opi7ion regarding the duty Of the Dem
ocratic party TO revise the Payne tariH
act There are also signs that certain
Southern Democrats who cherish spirit
Of resentment toward members of their
marty in the North will insist that the
Northern men, especially those members
Of the party who are identified with the
Tammany organization, shall refrain
from taking a prominent part in the
psrtv councils. and shall not have places
Of power or distinction in the conduct or
the business Of the House All things
considered. the settings are in place for
\ ~DIit i'm the Democratic ranks quite
wide enough to enable Champ Clark to
drive his Missouri mule team through
the breach And Champ will do it If he
has half a chance. He VIII probably he
elected Speaker. in which event Demo-
cratic troubles will he multiplied. for II
,s admitted. even by Mr.. Clark's ad-
rnirers that he is wholly lacking in tact
and diplomacy. and will not be success
- a leader Of the majority party
Many Obstacles in Their Way.
After years Of repeated political disap-
pointrnents II is only natural. according
To local prophets who have seen the
nassing Of Congress after Congress. that
all the Democrats now gathered here
should be ablaze with enthusiasm after
a successful election. but when the horns
have been blown and results are ana
lived il is certain that the road to con-
tinued ascendancy which now seems
smooth will be strewn with numerous
obstacles. With d Republican Senate il
is not probable that the lower body can
do anv real damage 10 the country ex-
cept as continual agitation is harmful TO
business.
Aside from the national issues the
Cntinaed ON third page.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
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,i.I,ta1 slaepers ana observation car once
,5sd r. y,.,v. cor. - IL Phone SGi4 Mad
Al. [.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10

DEwE,T.S AMERICAN WINE HOUSE
= T. pe"ey = Sonz Co. I5s fulton St. 4 y
-AdlL
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
Made the Earth TrembIe-

Continued on fourth page.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-07
CHICKEN THIEF pENITEN1
4qsaa,r ~ Gsse Reforms ard Wants
~ sas Fsr rs~A Stolen Years
ASs.

N.assa. &~=As sReayuoas letter In
~a5ea slt WRITER asks forgiveness for
sssatistg sa.ssssRs :ryaaa the coop OF
mr{iIaa FsrasF sasCe than IS years
t,s,a has S,esia received by Mr.. Taylor
ht-sA
nnss -eiasr SAYS tAss he has re.
tssrlHss,t AMI desires - "ssratghtsu up
sh n lis ssss elxaz$ss It requests
AT rsss+Qir 30 t&rgsps the Deed and TO
assr4 ais value u 8As eAicSenS through
8 .lnssa newspaper &24 he says that
he viii 5hsn Dsia sAs &Haoant named.
MI Fsss'int Remembers the theft and
ssvS shs4 shea@ we're Gs chickens
sstatan sE m G3ns TIE has notified
Ire writer ~ ths 3stgsC gAgoQEh the
ysslr,e7 ths, hs Eors5Ves ASga everything
ane t&sa, ssince The ra8agVaei man Is
~ aHEiaFs - nay 2oc 3As cAscSens, he
vii caH the msg5st sSN&CS for two
dollars
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-07

Tsssy Saw / rHlrz-s Lying -1n -iss EsSs.
and AIRS EsxhHs-mAm went ar lsEE-
l4rnIFssrE aHn tf4e anE IN EhR hBuss
I WRssL tas ScnIEs-mHnT = rHIu-ns6 rftEsF
iignBsCl ri IfsF dining ~RBn x-1sH-'s the
uuE aivEgs stRT1
Ifsas sew 1-in1TsHTT wing al ms tkg%
There sEas fitBBC Hbnu nm The eng
jumEssu III an6 rkI bbnur EbH Es,aE1-
hut stUwEsI R0 slgnK H KI1Esr. Dir
SrnRe-nRur family Iilrxar1kn- D~
DrszIHs Esid LIngTssr- hat been Eezs
several hnurk
IE- 9HkntBB ant On AIez-T Wes
I'M also uuunsrF physician. made
HI examination pF the premises and
Llmpsrs bD6E. and Ebez they got
through they usSsrs6 the body sent
II the DurgBE where an autopsy was
he4n. DU DHEE30n said that there
was Id n8uh. LAnpsrT vas killed By
tbs DIG wh5eh bad the reputation OF
being rseSUua.
Il wss thought al first that Lin
peri migh1 have died from q hsmor
rhEgs o. from spOpasxy before be was
Et1&e'kss b. the dog Dr.. O'Hanlop
said he d1dnt believe H. The dog Was
hhn1.
Mrs Emily Beckers IL Ia a critical
c0D5iE80H as . result Of an attack
made upOn her By dog which had
been . pei in the house for seven
Eears- MrS. Beckers was asleep when
the dog snapped 1t her hand and tore
IL. ATs- BeckeFs leaned over and her
face vas bitten Her brother grabbed
the deg and called in the police. The
doG Win be shot.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-07

a slnsl idni al ssaaGAS which was
BDntsr from . Japanese temple by a
INniyel STATES army afcsr ia 1901 and
hss sinrt brought hun misfortune has
t,stsu forwarded to the acting consul
general Fnr America al Yokohama. in
ths hone thar ire restitution OF the
h-unss image - Japan will break the
smell THE tallo~5lg letter accom-.
psrtaf The bod Dear Sir.-Inclosed
ffnh & Japanese image which is sup.
Rnsah u have been taken from 4 tenn.
NE In Halnn ar United States army
nrft4sr IN 1881 This image is said
IN have fr,aRs21 misfortune 10 the DOS
sasSnr sT,h 3 vas given il the other
nGr III dispose q II il IS possible to
nBsrErs H ID IT'S original owner. kind
r ba 49, l5 R01. dispose Of il as you
sss.x 81
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-07

The coUREER's Pee voalaR Contest
Il growing mora interesting every day.
Nest seek The voles OF ali candidates
win ~ published. This vi i relleys
tha anxiety of those who desire ID
know hoN they rank With shs other
candidates. Good rork Is bsIng done
and the Ilsst publication 81 the votes
will NJ surprise III everybody.
n you have NOT heretoi0rs 6keu ~
lateretE 10 this contest you haa beller
~ 10 now and help OUT jour fasoFits ID
tle matter DE this SPECIAL prize. A.
hns AirssaIy been ann0nneed lhe gIrt
havIse she Rreatsst number a votes
mhen me frat cnunt IA made. viii ~
sslVe i prlzH of DO % Ia gold. Nossk
lnuAt reaeh this ONCE NOS LASER than
Ave o'clock p. a., July 3. 10 be counted
III this SPECIAL prize offer.
Nov Il the lime I'd hustle. TIE
c0IlniRn gives tulI value receIvsd for
/ 4 mouey paid and ID sddiiion you get
\ ehaaes - vols Tor the girls and help
thu wIn HE premiums II costs ou
absolutely n0lhsng ii vote.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-07

gaf1 E5e1TE N8gE0X. whose home IL
IN GasssPasB5 district. is Possessor OF
a goose =. gs8Es old It's next birth
Tar cIsusas III Jane The goose stands
a goes chance q living quite a while
lEllKsr Ana. doubtless, Mr. Mattox
E0236 D0z part with the fowl that has
a.sSz Z member d his barnyard fam
IL tCE 80 long for any consideration.
-nsEe l. also among his collection q
E.xAEowl that Il ne lives to celebrate
Is Esxs birthday, win be 35 years old.
-oKlsthogpe Echo
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-07
rrov,os ssrruuns for All

A syndicate established in the
United States undertakes to provide
pastors OF any denomination with one
sermon q week for an inclusive nav.
ment OF SO year. In the prospectus
of the syndicate. the sermons for sale
are guaranteed to contain from 1900
to $500 words, and described as be.
ing strictly up-to-date and contain.
ing illusions to current affairs and
matters OF national interest"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-07
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sac, - 8aaS savErs Reg%ars before he
Nsass eass<
fAsAHst3 sfraG SkstA Ms sssSp4T Mrs
fleatas $St0sstHsasz-s $40 asr sgsssaauS
T. 81 znsrtstneel ~ ere ssp SesF AZ
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-07
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
Wews 81 roe wee& Ahsaf T@wn ~
re Psfseaf Pescgi Fssher

House fo- rect. VI. y KEasT
viii schaeszsl received vssls from
hls mother yetserdsy.
Born, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Vera Cooper.
this morning, . l3-pOuDd boy.
Hay Fox SALE Rsqusrs Of Pre-
Flax, Phous 2Ol Elk PolEg 3 Q.
Louis and Mort HeRlcin sent 10 Mad-
ison this forenoon Cor lev days visit.
Misses Helen ard Dorothy vOiimsr
weat 10 Omahs yesterday for fee
days ssaii.
viii Schaeizel has rtiusaed from
Wi.hlea. Kans4e. - hliher he was called
W. rhe death ~ NJ Annf.
Mr.. George M0rae aad daughter. Of
Worcester. Msss., ere visiting The Tor.
mere slsser here. Mrs. WIN. Swef'.
Mrs. "A. R. Dos, wh0 ha. lived liz
this city macy years, moesd TUesdas
i, chAlssor b, To-, 20 a. 70 BE- near her
con. Pred.
Misc JniIn Fioiid, Who has trimmed
hist. for ths Ringsrud Mercant 10 Co.
couple Of seasons. lsft this mo ming ZOE
her home Ia Gienwood. Minnesota.
The Idle Hour tbeatre, under the msp.
Aesmenl Of Vim. Metz. i giving IA
public better flms than ever. This IL
nice. cool place 10 spend an evening
hour.
FoR sALE--By the owner, the Sc
81 sW aud Nv Of SE 81 25-9l-4e. ~
acres Improved. AZ baraaln. Easy
serms Addres. 22l Iowa Buildin
Sioux City, Iowa.
One Of the pleasant social gait erings
81 the an was ~ The home OF l.. r.
Mills. All the children and grand
children weFe home and there vas both
y national and family celebration.
Miss Winaiired Flsgg. sister Of Mrs.
J X. 8ollis. and Mics Erma Bulls. .
nlece Of Mr.. BulIls, who have been vls
illnR here the past moalh, lett Tuesday
for their home In New Lisbon. Wis.
The Beanfort Hotel, Minneapolis, ID
most conveniently located. being oppO-
site the p0sioIiice 81 | In Ihs center Of
che bnalnesa diAtrlc'. near sheaiers
and deposs. Cars 10 and from MI paris
u The city pass the door.
Mrs.J ,. sharon and en- Idren lsfi
Saturday anDrnipg Tor Buffalo Center.
.OwA. where they viii spend ssveFa
weeks aIGh relatives. Aftes wards thes |
will visit 10 DAvenpori. rsI1rnine |
absnt the alme ach0ri opens.
Urlah Wood. ID commentGag On our
20 a Time Reimbursement u las
wesk, says IL weuld b. interesting 4
Stale inst the trss load d goods ever
Brought ID Elk Point, was hauled By
team from Dubuque. To-, In the sum
MGR II 1856 and driven BY Ms. GiesD.
Green II Fairchild run litt.e gen
eraI store. which burned down. and
which sloOd whers Rozeil 4 Halves-
son hnrawa store now stands
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-07
Lacked Tact,

"why can't people be more dip1o.
mstic?" mourns the Philosopher of
Folly. Last night I made an enemy
OF a woman by telling her that her
favorite candy made people fat"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-07
Value Of Reading Aloud.

Reading aloud is a splendid exercise
for the voice It gives intelligence and
makes the voice clear and limpid. IF
Il is not possible to read to group one
should read aloud to oneself at least
ten minutes a day.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-07
Good Word for the load.

The secretary of agriculture esti-
mates that toad will eat $19.40 worth
OF flies and inserts in a season. Treat
the toad with kindness and respect