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sHERIFFis gsAI,Fs-Fssex Comfy Circuit
Court. o. w. Young. plaintiff. VS.. Simon
.AsTnis, ,efen liant. Fl "a &c,
detentartx FL IA. IS. y u
defendon'. Fl ~. &C.
ny virtue Of he above stated wrIts of rcri
facias. to ms directed, ! shall expose for sale
by public .venf. ,e. at the Court House. In New
next. at two o'clock p. M. all those tracts or
parcels OF. land ard premises situate, lying and
being IN ,th4 City OF Newark and City of East
Orange. Essex County. New Jersey:
First tract, in the City of Newark, y, J..
Reginning at a .roint in the aoutherly line
Of Walnut stree. distant two HUNDRED and nine
teen feet westerly, from the corner Of said
Walnut street AMI the Railroad avenue. being
the cornef ~ Daniel. II. Jackson's land. .rur-
chased of Jabez Baldwin, and from thence
nine degrees and Atty minutes west ninety
Z ssycn feet; J., thence north SIXTY degrees ten
minutes west Twenty-Five feet. thence north
twenty-nine degrees fifty minutes east ninety
seven feet to- Walnut street; thnnee along the
line OF Walnut street south sixty degrees ten
beginning,
Second tract In the City of sEas, Orange,
N. j. r-s -J ef
Beginrirv at q point m the westerly side o.
South clinton street four hundred and 6vs
@and eighty-four hundredths feet n%orrheriy- from
Marie avenue: thence northerly along South
Clinton street fifty feet; thence westerly at
right angles TO South Clinton street one hun
dred feet thence southerly fifty feet; thence
~easterll one hundred feet to the place ,f be-
ginning. taHa 2
Sane as IN aeed recorded In hook A-4l ise.
. Newark. y. l.. ATril II. 1871.
WILLIAM HAERIGAN. sheviT
I. Rikcf a. Rike,. Attorneys. isi07p
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. fChancery A-27s.1
SFER:FF'S. SALE-In chancery OF New Jer-
ton q corporation. &C.. complainant. and
Julia Mcclure. widow defendant. ri. ia. for
sale OF mortsas.1 PREMISES .
BY yiithe IT the above stated writ Of herf
Afac!as, 10 ire directed. l shall expose for sale
by public vendue. OF the Court House, In New
ark. on Tuesday. the twentv-fourth day OF
May ns.t. Mt two o'clock y. M. all that tract
cor parcel nj lard and premises situate, lying
and being in the City of Newark. Essex County.
NJ rH.Sey: y
(which is known. Numbered and designated
as lot numbered 1s In block F on a map
entitled Man ~ $50 building lots owned by
Watson whittlesrr. located at Hawthorne
Feirhts. N the Township OF Clinton. County
aof Essex Ind State Of New Jersey, surveyed
March, 1922. by David Young, ,Enainesr, OF
Newark. N. l." and now on Ale In the Regis
ter's offce OF sa.a County OF Eesex. and more
particularly described as follows: :
Begirn'nr a. q roint on the west line Of
Badger arenre distant two hundred and
seventv-fvN and six one-hundredths feet south
westerly from the southwett conner Of Badger
and Watson avenues; thence northwesterly In
a line runnirr at right angles with the said
the1ce souihwesterly IN a line running parallel
with the west line of Badger avenue thirty
Z TWO anf snvcrfeen one-hundredtha feet 10
sthe seci'herlr l'ne ~ property Of Watson
s~outherlv "linc of property of Watson
Whittlesov owe hundred fec, and ten ono
hundredths of a foot tn the Intersection OF the
said s%cuthorlv line and the west line Of
Badger avenue: thence no~theasteriv nlong the
west line Of Badger avenue twentv-seven and
stxtv-two' onp. htndretltlis feet to the place OF
beginning.
Being The same rrenises conveyed to tho
said rartr Of tho f~e' rart nv deed recorded
In the Essex County Registers office in book
I-'2 or deeds fe- said COUNTY. mage a0s.
Newark. ". T.. ArriI ~. 1910. r .
WILrIti UARRTGAN, Sheriff.
Ernest. y. Keer. Solicitor. fs21.sP)
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B. R. 7. ADVANCES DIylDENn.

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE directors
of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Railroad
Company today declared a. quarterly
dividend OF IN per cent, an increase
of u per cent. over the declaration of
the previous quarter.
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TO PREACH ON COMEr.

MT, HOLLY. May l2.-The Rev.
James II. Durham, pastor Of the Pres
byterian Church. will deliver a sermon
Sunday evening on "Halley's Comet"
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tTuth oI bluOIulT6udle dNtHue, 1nlcd6Of
Thomas w Linsley has been elected
a director Of the Boston and Maine.
succeeding William Whiting, resigned
c. p. Hamilton has Keen elected. q
director Of the General Electric Corn
rany, to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Senator w. Murray
Crane.
The directors of the Chesapeake and
Ohio are expected to meet May 10 10
take action on the dividend. and the
belief is widespread that the rate will
be raised to s per cent,
The Massachusetts, Railroad Commits
sion has approved the petition OF the
Boston and Albany for the right to
issue 80. 900, 900 4 per cen Twenty-Five
year coupon bonds. dated May l, 1910.
for additions and improvements.
The Seaboard Air Line adjustment
bond syndicate war reported yesterday
to have sold 50, zoo. 900 of these 8 per
cent. bonds In London. These bonds
were offered TO stockholders last year
at 20, but unsuccessfully.
The Girard Trust Company. OF Phila-
delphia. has announced to it's 14.300 de.
positors that on and after June ] the
custom OF balancing pass-books will be
discontinued and in Its stead monthly
statements. showing the status of ac-
counts. will be rendered. The Girard
Trust Company IL the frst institution
of It's kind to adopt this new system.
= The first fiscal year of the Amalga-
mated Asbestos Corporation will clost
on May 81, and bankers who are heavily
interested financially In the company
said yesterday that there would prob
ably be a net operating income for the
year Of about $500, 900 to $3.50, 900. which
Is applicable to the interest on the )
per cent. first mortgage bonds. requir-
irg s375, 900. and sufficient to pay tho
dividends on the 7 per cent preferred
stock.
The United states Steel Corporal ton
at the present time Is operating be-
tween 80 and IS per cent. OF its "a
pacity. This means a reduction in out
put between 10 and Is per cent. as the
steel corporation has at no time since
the recovery In steel operated it's mills
In excess OF IS per cent. capacity.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.

william william ! w Lee e to pro Clarence Fl =;
r. n fr era S,om ay S9sYSso "N' 60
si et a. hie y me ~ Iyn i.prtf "
Smith az ai nap
I.ouis Horrer 10 Stephan Merinner
az q, same nronertv eiei
Rrf,as i~fndarUyood az nj 70 Henri.
qua Ii unuer"ooe, n e cor Ia =;
anres =" '''s'esen' w.
JseSp Die'erie 70 huawlg y. VIC
I'M ssvsi az" 90 IL Q
samuel 3 E~andenonsh ,d 10 James
SSn.sn osr1nn ~ "N
oamiolu Y. 49,. p;
ter Hjnasale n, asS ~ ~ an
angle l40xIp5
David Prinz to Lena Lichtle. w 4
Wotdside av, 1874 II n fr Fredonia
nv 30xjO0
William s. Butcher to Albert c, Glib
blns. Q 3 Summer ay. 15O II 8 fr
Nav al o5xIie
r. Arthur Heller 10 Francis Mackin.
% a Nj p~rospect ay n fr sylvan
T., a ancis A woctin 10 Ellen Ke,lv
: Pann,orn ~ TX ~ w a. Va, ct
iooYas' md o.har trect
ea ima3, ~ = =, : eoth Of ~
und,so, ay oSvfs1 and other
.-.zk-
trasts ''.' Da. raj
ne raresr ~ Dss'o asa ~
1seI.io' ,no S''ei o. "'
n.n az. oIHiw aaodrn 70
f2ifoy u,sausey 70 no,er ~ 'sen ~
20 "rieh' ~ : II ;" V r'"'
3sxss c
Moosru rsssh - " Mais $50
$ Wright st. c IT lana ~ reFrF.
o5kys
franz Inward 70 MINNIE Welsetl'
w = -. lSt1 ST. $50 II " II ioln dNs
John N. stahl to Rosina Zasa:
eo.ln1 ~ a2o III II II |o"r' ~
eeo no NJ white 10 Frederick Kaes.
n; sth ST. 100 IT s fr Chester
av' lWx2o
TOWNSHIPS.
Florence Freeman n hus 10 Fred
N. Smith, Nutley. lot Jos. blk No. 7
idson. orange. e S Thomas st, lis
II s fr Hayward st. 25x100. ..........
Emma l.. Davidson to Nunziato SAN
some. orange, same property..,G....
Colt Bros 20 Benjamin r. La Rue,
n $ Hampton ter, 69s IT n W FIR Har-
rison st, e2S7s.
Nellie T.. Roll and hus to Charles w.
Boil. s.. Orange. $ 8 SHERMAN pl.
2H It 5 fr Prospect st. l3Ox.l......
Charles w. Roll to Charles E. Roll,
;: z n SANE propertx...
Euwdiu ". ouiilerWell ~ hsseA fNoai
Estale and Constrncton Co.; y:
orange, 3 9 n. Highiand aV. b. 1t
IT Harrison ct. aaxlff.,...','.....
JnIia voigt ,cxrX) 10 James l.. leeper
et al, mo Monroe aN' Ut
aV; D acres
Wl'italh ffiil 81 al u same Niiiipurh'
same ..;.,''
MriIItInr ". Do"e's VI rtoinuA IA
diioroi O.anEe. e > Iaaisoe" ST. l."
prnthsrl McEh pa; %, IA Tdwin Z
i. I ~ ~ y 90 w Hu"'n
GmaRailner: IT, CIange, W MD,
AiTfrad '4yser ~ nenrvpi BiaI
AZ az re- a.b q, n o. . ~
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Ra,, Estata or Eanstrnction % "a
fia.;5a 10 crraii L, or.n.a
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BANK OF ENGLAND DISCOUNT.

LONDON, May 12.-There was no
change today in the rate Of discount
of the Bank of England, which remains
at 4 per cent.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations Of the
days prices. as furnished through Byrne
e. Mcdonnell. members Of the New
York Stock Exchange:
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MAYOR ORDERS SCRUB DAY."

BRIDGEToN. May 12.-Mayor Georgo
Hampton has issued a proclamation
fixing May IS as scrub day in this citys
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ICtrcu1t A-ou2.
SHER1FF'S S~ALE-Essex County Common
Pleas Court. James d; Merriam, plaintiff.
VS.. Thaddeus F.. MacEvoys FL ia.
BY virtue of the above stated writ OF feri
facias, 10 me directed / shall expose for sale
by public vtndues atSthe Court House, In New
ark, on Tuesday. the seventh day OF June
next. at two O'Clock y. m., all that tract or
parcel of land and premises situate. lying and
being in the City of Newark, Essex County.
New Jersey
Beginning in the scutherly line OF Myrtle
avenue at. a point therein distant three hun
bred and ninety-one feet three inches south
westerly from the southerly corner OF said
Myrtle avenue and Orange street; thence ID
running at right angles to said avenue south
ffty-seven degrees fifteen minutes east
ninety-four feet to a twelve foot alley dedi-
Gated to public use: thence (l along the line
of saf1 alley south thirty-two degrees forty
-hve minutes. west twenty7three feet; thence
go north ffty-seyen degrees fifteen minutea
vest ninety-four feet 70, Myrtle avenue; thence
"a along the same north thirty-two degrees
~forty-five minutes east twerty-three feet 10 the
place Of beginning.
Being No, 90 Myrtle avenue.
Newark, n. j., May 2. 1910
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
j. Edward Ashmcad, Attorney. fsf3.44
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Tchanrery A--ass
SHERIFF'S SAT,r-In chancery Of New Jer-
soy. Between The Lincoln Building and Loan
Association nf Newark. n. J.. complainant. and
John II. MrFaul. Ct ais, defendants. Fl. IA,
for sale Of mnrtFa ged premises.
ny virtue OF the above stated writ of heri
facias. to me directed. I shall expose for .ale
hr public vendun. at the Court House. In New
ark. on Tuesday. the thirty-hrst day OF May
next. at two o'clock p. m, all that tract or
parcel OF land and premises situate, lying and
being in he City of Newark. Essex County,
New Jersey:
Beginning at the northeaet corner of Clifton
street formerly called HUFF street) and
Elizabeth avenue; thence running essterly
along the rortAerly side Of Clifton street one
hundred and nine .faot and sixty-thrce one
hunircdths ~ ? foot thence northerly at right
angles to Clifton street TWENTY-FIVE feet; thence
westerly parallel with Clifton street one hun
dred and eight feet and twelve one-hundredths
of n foot to the ~easteziy side of Elizabeth
avenue; thence southerly along the same
Twenty-Five feet and Ave one-hundredths OF a
foot to the northerly side of Clifton street and
the place OF beginning.
Being lot No. forty-nine on, map Of property
of Eisele and King.
Newark. n. ! April IS. 1910.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN. Sheriff.
Charles r. Herr. Solicitor. fs1s. es)
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lchancery A-2s5.
SHERIFF's SAEE-In Chancery Of New Jer-
. sey. Between Herman Adam, complainant,
and Janette Kohn, eft ais, defendants. Fl. ia,
for sale OF mortgnged premises.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ OF feri
facias, to me directed. I shall expose for sale
by public vcrduc. at the Court House. In New
ark, on Tuesday, the thirty-frst day of May
next. at two O'Clock p. m. all that tract or
parcel Of land and premises situate lying and
being in the City OF Newark. Essex County.
New Jersey: T-f
Begir ming Mt the southwest corner Of said
lot, which corner Is formed by the Intersection
OF tho northeast line OF Thomas street with
the northwest line OF Brunswick street: thence
running % along the last. mentioned street
north Nftr-eight degrees and fifty mInutee ca st
one hundred and six feet ten inchess thence
(2) north thirty degrees west twenty-nve feet;
thence ga south ffty-eight degrees and ATTY
minutes west one hundred and six feet ten
inches 10 Tie liinr of Thomas street. and
thence ~ along the same south thirty degrees
east twenty-five feet tr he Mace OF. beginning.
Newark. \. j.. April rs, 1910.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, tJherif.
Frederick T. Hey. Solicitor. Cs12. 1e)
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A
1chancery A-277.1 .
EHFRr-F'S SA1.E-In Chancery of New Jer-
ser lse'rren Frederick f., Hey, complain
ami, ,uat tfe''nc, xuerblc, ct ux.. Defendants.
FIN = sai' Of mortgaged premises.
: ~ " tue az thu above stated writ OF neri
facir~ to me directed / shall expose for sale
BY public vendue. at the Court House, in New
ark. or = iesdaya the seventeenth day OF May
next, a. 80 O'clock p. M. all that tract or
parcel and premises situate. lying and
being t. =, City of Newark. Essex County.
New " "'
Bngi in the westerly line Of South
FJever 4 at n point two hundred feet
southe- ~ Fifteenth avenue; thence rum
ming v r. At right angles to South Eleventh
street 80 hundred feet; thence southeriv
twent, feet; thence ~easterly one hundred
feet t. i Eleventh street: thence north
erIy 3 he same twenty-five feet to the
Bsl~e No. ten on a map Of Schneider and
X rrty.
-, ~. K. n. j., April IL. 1910.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN. Sheriff.
Freat.it1 T. Hey. Solicitor. 01i.S)
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WALL STREET NOTES..

At the annual meeting OF the Inter.
borough Rapid Transit Company yes.
terday the retiring directors were re-
elected.
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The st. Paul will spend $4,000 300 in
~elevating two and one-half miles OF
track on Dloomingdale avenue, Chicago,
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Westinghouse stockholders will vote
June 1 on an issue of 81, 900, 900 I per
oent. preferred stock.
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IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
LOCAL SECURITIES.

The bid ard asked prices appended
are furnished through Eiseie a King.
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Thomas w. Linsley has been elected
a director Of the Boston and Maine.
succeeding William Whiting, resigned
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sHERIrr,s SALES.
1nsrc.rv A-s7s1

IChancery A-2f6.I
SHERIFFS SAIsE-fn Chancery OF New Jer-
sey. between. william Lummis. ct ais. com
piainant, dnd Michele Sorrentine, ct ais, de-
PENDANTS. Fl. IA. for sale of mortgaged
premises.
By virtue OF the above stated writ OF heii
facias, to me directed. ! shall expose for sale
by public vendus. at the Court House. in New
ark, on Tuesday, the seventeenth day OF May
next. at two O'Clock p. M, all that tract or
d parcel Of land and premises situate, lying and
being In the City OF Newark. Essex County.
New Jersey
Beginning at a point on the southerly. side
81 Oliver street distant one hundred ana forty
one and nfty-two hundredths feet easterly- from
the southeasteriy corner Of Oliver and Jefer-
son streets ard running thence seutherly and
at right angles to Oliver street. or nearly 30.
one hundred. and sixteen md sixty-seven one
kundredths fee.. thence south sixty-seven de-
grees forty-sayen minutes east twenty-five and
eighteen one.hundredths feets thence. northeriy
and parallel with the first described line. or
nearly so. one hundred and thirteen and
sixty-seven one-hundredths feet to the south
erly side OF Oliver street, and thence westerly
along the sama Twenty-Five feet to the point
or place OF beginning. be. the said several
distances and dimensions more or less
Newark. n, j.. April II. 1910.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN. Sheriff.
Lum, Tamhlyn T. Colyer. Solicitors. SAL
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fcircuit All
SBERIFFsS S~ALF-Essex Common Pleas
Court. Ellis Hiruber. plaintiff. VS.. Michael
Dreschor, ct al, defendants. Fl. ia.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ of feri
facias. to me directed. / shall expose for sale
by public v~ndle. at the Court House. in New.
ark, on TUESDAY, the twents-fourth day ~
May next. at two o'clock p. M. all that tract
or. parcel Of land and premises situate, lying
ard being In the City Of Newark. Essex County,
New, Jersey
beginning In the ~esstsriv line OF willoughby
street Mt n PORT therein distant northerly two
hundred. and thirty-eieht feet and Ave and
one-ouarter inches from the northeasterly
corner Of the same and Lyons avenue: thence
running nor.herly along the said line OF
willoughbv street fifty feet to the southsrly
line OF lot No. SO on map hereinafter
mentioned; thence ~eastefir along the same one
hundred feet; thence southarly Atty feet to the
northerly line Of lot No. 6s on said man; thence
westerly alang the same one hundred feet 10
the easterlr line Of Willoughby street and the
place of beginning.
being lots Nos. ST and 6s on a map OF the
Clinton place n property.
Newark, n. J.. April IS, 1910.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
Towy. Lowenstcin and Lowy. Attorneys sl3.0z
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ELECTRIC. GAS. ETC.
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c. p. Hamilton has keen elected. 4
director of the General Electric Corn
rany, to fill the vacancy caused b,
the resignation of Senator w. Murra,
Crane.
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! GOO 10000 oooo coo G
, GLOBE SIGHTS. C
!, Q o c O @ Q o @ @ 6 Q Q Q G c
lFr0m NE Atchison Globel

fFrnm the Atchison Globe)
Our idea of nothing to read is a
lodge paper. .
Being read out of the party doesn't
seem TO hut much.
Every mans idea of Reform is to
fix things TO suit himself.
You can hate man so much you
won't have much use for his friends.
You may imagine YOU are unlucky,
and miss all excitement. but there
isn't much.
You probably know you do not
amount 10 much. Why not admit IT?
Most OF your trouble is due to the
fact that you insist that you amount
10 more than you really do.
And the time comes TO most mar
ricd men when they think when start
ing home. more of the beefsteak that
awaits them than Of the Smiling
Face; feeling augmented, perhaps,
by The fact that the Face isn't sure
10 smile.
We cent always use joke. when
II IS banded in A man handed in
this recently. White men like TO wear
uniforms as well as Indians like to
wear plug hats. We have been ia
miliar with Indians all our life, and
have vet to see an Indian wearing a
plug hat
Eleven children have been named
for one Atchison woman. We men
toned this fact several days ago.
DO YOU people propose 10 let this rec
ORD 20 unchallenged2 Do you mean
to say that none of you know wo-
man who has had MORE than eleven
children named for her? What has
become of the spirit of competition
that prevailed among You when the
Oldest sewing machine was mention
ed?
The arrival of mans first child
is an experience he never foggets
Doctors say that young husbands near
ly always break down and cry when
their first born child arrives. And
a man always notes that the doctor
puts the newly-arrived baby on The
led, and goes away and leaves it, tc
lcok after the mother. The fatneI
always thinks: "Why isn't something
done for the babyg Why Is ii being
neglected. But the doctor and the
nurse know what they are about.
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, COO occ CO CO 600 c 9 Q @
? BILLY suNDAYlSMs 6
, G Q G oooc 10000 5000

"A child conceived and born in love
and purity and taught religion and
the love OF God from earliest infancy
can no moe be lost than the Son OF
God Himself.
Some men regard women as a di-
vine prerogatiye 10 patch pants. darn
socks, fry a hunk of beefsteak and
breed children.
The character of some young
scnundrels would make a black mark
on piece of coal.
Don't transfer the love God gave
you to bestow upon baby to a
brindle-nosed pug dog.
The devil Is al work in the five and
ten cent holes in the wall and all the
leg shows In Joplin.
The woman who tries to live down
& g commandment Of BE We not un-
equally yoked together" has rough
/ house ON hand
Don't simper and look silly when
speaking of love. Love is not silly,
tho lots Of people in love are silly.
Women reach the limit both ways
Christ and the women could save
he word, or the devil and the won-
en- damn It,
Women are the battle-ground of the
universe
Ii is hard to convert the doctors
because OF the hdeous crimes Of the
church women, of which they are 50
well aware.
have no use for long haired men
or short haired women
An angel would be glad to come
from heaven to earth to fulfill the
blessed destiny of motherhood
4 Society has put maternity out ol
fashion and when | consider the
character OF society women I figure
that the world has not lost much.
Put doctors on the platform to tel
all they knew and half the womer
would leave town before morning.
I You could no more shock some
men in Joplin than you rould poul
something on skunk to make i
smell good,
I. Joplin is either full Of liars or ths
town is rotten as hell
Z Some girls marry for novelty.
4 Don't marry some young buck t
reform him. You're the biggest foo
of all if YOU do. He wouldn't MARI,
you 10 .relolm YOU.
Ambition, Incidence and avaric'
lead more girls. to the marriage alta
than love,
If women were no better than mel
IN morals The whole shootin' mattel
, would be dumped into hell
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CALL.

To Democratic Editors. AT d meet
ing OF Democratic editors OF the First
congressional district at Guthrie last
Saturday the First Congressional Dis
,trict Press association was tempo
rarily organized and adjournment
was taken until next Saturday, Jan
uary p. at O'Clock p. m. when
permanent organization will be ef-
fected and matters vital TO the Dem
oc attic press of the First district
viii be taken up. Therefore every
Democratic editor of the district is
urged TO be present. AN
l. O. DIGGS, Z
Temporary Chairman
e. j. GARNER. Temporary Sec. ss
Report at Democratic headquarters.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-20
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