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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-06-30
The Cure.

He-There is a certain young lady
deeply interested in me. and while
like her. you know. still never could
love her l want to put an end to 1t
without breaking the poor girls heart
Can you suggest any plan?
She-Do you call there often?
{ He-No. indeed: not any oftener than
can possibly help.
She-Call oftener.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-06-30
Regarding Announcements

Regarding the charges for the pub
LEGATION Of political announcements in
the Free Press we wish to say that
until such time as an authoritive
opinion is given on that feature Of
the direct primary law regarding the
legality Of the payment by the candi-
dates for the publication of such
notices there will be no charges.
However in case it is held that pay
ment can be legally made the charge
will be $40 for each announcement.
Some Of the papers in the state take
the stand that the law is such as to
permit candidate to pay for the
publications and are charging for the
same
This paper is at sea regarding the
question and does not propose to take
the chances Of disqualifying any cam
didate by exacting payment at this
time but when the matter is finally
settled and should the authority rule
that such payment can be made, we
expect pay for every announcement
that has been run in this paper,
whether it rs after the primary,
or fall election and regardless
of who received the nomination
or election. In other words if
the law allows the Free Press will
charge ten dollars for every political
announcement it runs during the
campaign.
In the meantime candidates who
have this papers interests at heart
and fear the law will not permit the
collection of a fee for publishing
notices will please remember we have
a we'll equipped job department and
can take care Of your printing very
nicely.
Another thing while We are ON
this subject: This paper will publish
ano political announcements regard
less of the party affiliations of the
candidates.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-06-30
Their Eato.

The late DR.. Talmage once called on
his lawyer and found two of his pa
rishioners there on legal business of a
private nature.
"Ah. doctor" called the lawyer in
greeting. good morning! Here are
two Of your flock. May ask without
impertinence II you regard them as
black sheep or white:''
Il don't know as yet" replied Tai
mage dryly. whether they're black or
white. but I'm certain that II they re-
main here long they'll be feeced."
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-06-30
CHARGED For Curiosity.

Mr.. Bach-What is the reason you
charge twice as much for my cuffs as
Sou did formerly?
Because you have begun
making pencil notes on them.
What difference does that maker"
1.-The girls waste SO much time In
trying to make them out."-London
Spare Moments.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-06-30
What Did He Mean7

Mrs. Benham-Death is the debt we
owe to nature. Benham-Nature does
not send out her bills often enough
New York Press
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-06-30

NOW. IT were wealthy. children. and
gave money freely to all needy and I'M
fortunates who asked my aid I'd be a
She broke off abruptly to point Mt
boy In the class.
What would ! be. Tommy" she
asked.
"A cinch." shouted Tommy.-Ex-
change.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-06-30
H anson-Miller for your groceries. 10,

Steam Rolled Feed, the best vet.
We have it at knorr's Ware
house. 24tf
Chamberlain stomach and liver
tablets will brace up the nerves, BAN
ish sick headache, prevent dependency
and invigorate the whole system. Sold
by all dealers. X
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-06-30

ieacher addressing class,-A philan-
tnropist Is pelso who exerts him.
ELI to do good to his fellow men.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-06-30
CHARLESTON PROPERTY

l have some very fine residence
property for sale in Charleston. ANY
one wanting a fine home please call
Oh Geo. S. Schmadeka on 9Th ST., you
will be kindly treated. MAY d 1911.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-06-30
Millinery! Millinery!!

Latest up-to-date in stylish MILL
merry at the LaMode. 42tf.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-06-30

Groceries at Hanson-Miller's. lott
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23
airfcimbuiclie % WisiOnSmgoerl

On @uo uil, blioer @a5aretb
Menig6eos nue STRIFE / Ge0ar Sails,
ga. inOpiet Ssnoo9 Den 10. San.
1911, og Der pil blipe aiboIot @is-
iionsmsbe nogle al De ~isIgenOe0 Gage.
8enner ira npr oa iiern inobp.
0es bierteligit til oenne Dor Sej.
ito. og 5 beoes meloe eOers aom-
me til Ell al lln0ertegneOe inoeit
y. Snnuar 1911.
9aa 0a5oretb Menigbeos gegne,
elias 8repenen,
MenigbeOens Brett.
904 bluffs St.
Moos @oIft
Menigbe0ens 6ormanO,
q. g.. Ge0ar Balls, So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23
Smlemao.

3Iemme / 8anmarf ipiier mar
10 6ilengreo (meo eIer uoen Man-
oeD % @aaieiteg Suleaften men
Iige iaa mango 2anoe, ser er, lige
ina mango forifellige 9ietter er og-
Fao belligeoe 0enne aften.
) en- itor Gel al 5piflono ipiier
ma iaaleoes aarper ieloe Sule-
aften, meoens @aaieitegen fgrit fom-
nler pao 9oroet fsrite Suleoag. 5
gltriq. 9nnoet meo Den gooe Wel-
mao og BET fine gaguprf, bliper
Der i~erDeret mango lpfre ling SUI
leaften, {. @fs. y@ut8eIbrot~ eaer
,a~ie3enbrot" iom beltaar OF tyr
reoe 5rugter / EN- Snofatning al
Deia. Suleaiten ipiier gitrigerne
Tor sorigt 5iif og Boiler, Der foges
{ Sa.tnano, iusmmer / Smsr og
beItrss meo Suffer og g%almueirs;
fsrite Suleong maa ogioa Der @aa.
ZEN boloe FOR. 5 ungarn ger aal-
tnnen @noien Hangen itRrft Itri.
big, og | bet ungarite 5ulefsffen
timber man for sDrigt en- ejenoomme-
Iia Ret, vWoitpurIt", Der tilbe-
reoes anereoe unoer 8inbsiten, men
~opbeuares til Suleaften; maj trRf-
ter friife Neooef9rner paa en- Snor
% oppper oct belle neo ! fogenoe
Roit, ioa Der oannes ct peliefor-
migt Splitter omfring 9prnerne; oct
tsrrer burtigt, os iao logger man
-EsIien" ben til Sui.
Ser ; De 55ereneoe Stnter er Gal.
nunen SltIeaftens Stegen, og eng-
lrno0rne bar | Marbunoreoer lat
BiIojpinebopeoet paa oeres Sule-
boro: oesuoen err 8sfItegen, aal.
fnnen og Spanen pnoeoe engelife
Snleretter, og intet Steos mangler
Zen bersmte Ylumbuooing, Der
fmager ion go6t, men befommer
Nouen ion iloe.
3 Husfano ipiier ma anlfun'
Iteg, bpis mar oa life boloer Zig til
Rotionolretten vYirosse", en- Slass
Bc5tejer, Der fpI6es me6 4bb, Silt,
naoI. gRis oe 9gs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23
yOaniferen"
5reoag ben %. December 1910.
Blair, 3ebr.

@uostieneite Der / Dor oanife
airfe 5nleoog 6ormiO0a9 III. 1890.
Sngen @uostieneite ON aftenen og
mgen 5enoagsifole.
8srnefeit meo SuIetrp an0en SUI
IeOags aften.
@uostieneite / 9ennar0 Sule-
Oog 5ormiooag aI. 1920 og Sule-
trR iomme Gags Aften 81. g..
@uostieneite pes Drum Sule-
bag gftermiooag aI. , og Suletr9
fenere paa 9agen ianlme Gag.
Ger er mn trooIt meo Scribe
reOelier ale gegne. Get bar opret
rigtig oiot geir for 5ormerne til at
tomme til 9pen og gore 5nofsb
til 5lllen. ao6mpnoene Tiger, at Be
bar bait goo ~Sltleisgnin9.
5 @aar ilutteoe Den teol. 9(f-
being oeo SfoIen. og I Gag peo
@iooagstio ilutter Sen sorige Sfo-
Ie me0 lln0tagelie al Dem, Ser be-
gDnote 3ermin sen I. Sec. Gen 3.
Saniiar 6egpnOer alosierne oeres
regeImasiige Nrbeioe igen..
gi bleD eiort opm9rfiom paa,
at BET fife q ful6t ion0t, 6oao hi
iiOit ifreo ON Cana College 9o-
ifet Ball Seam, at set altio par
gnaet a. meO Seiren. 7e Dar bleoen
Ifoaet cen Sang, nemIig al 9an-
rroft at6letic Glu6, iamme Spam,
iOnl De fampe0e imo0 iioite 5reoag
eitermio0a9 og ga ieire6e ooer %
til Il. On fort Sio ifal De 6a0e
en- uGonteIt" meo ct 5eam ira 0ma-
ba llnioeriitet. gpens aoiier er BELT
ftoIte Al 9anas rSerri6le Canes.
; Tag til Morgen fom Be 6iem
fra @ooobine, Soma, 6oor Sc i
Affes odn0t ODER ct 5eam Deo en-
Itsrre Sfole Ser.
&anae al Sfoleng Stu0enter
og eleuer Get Salubunoreoe eQer
Eoa) refer no / 5uleferien, 6iem
eler paa 9eisg hos 9enner. 2pffe
poa 6eiien og ueIfommen tilboge.
geir6nreauets 6oruoiigelie ON
soSt 9eir I oenne llge pasier life
rigtig Der. 5 aftes beepnote BET at
me, Iaa ri M bar ct 6oiot 0effe
paa Soroe1. men geiret er ooa
aaigeOel me9et mo6erat.
anftioner. &c. lecem.
Der 5reo 8. Nelion, Spoueit for
Blair; %. December $. 3.
Sdneioer, Roro0eif for Termination.
5 Z. Senien auftionqr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

6eIli9 @runo; tbi ct Bar Sfriot
berira ierer nogle Grind op til BET
Steo. boor 6relieren bleo feot. 6so-
ielsiteoet er betegnet peo en- SsOl.
itierne poa @ulpet i en- Ride. Oct
te lille bum i~noeboloer fun ct III.
ter. iom ifaI itoa netop poa oct
Steo. boor Oe Bic ira 9iterIuno
tiIba0 Seiusbarnet.
Sub al gnoagt 6etraoteOe ieg
oct bellige Steo, og oct uareoe Ipnae,
Tor ie9 funOe lssrioe mig oerira.
Get par 10 life ionoinnIiet, at ieg
nogen Sinoe ifuI6e fonlme tilbage
oertil igeu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

5tuoenteritrife. 100 man0Iige og
foinOeIige Stlloenter / SanOlGeeui-
oenifab pe0~ llnioeriitetet / lltred)t
bar begpnot Ell Strife, i0et De for
LANCER Gireftsren for oct tanofirur-
giife Snitititt fiernet, oa ban er for
itreng DeO Gfsaminerne Ge bar uo-
itillet S%trifeOooter ioron Snititu-
tet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23
Yaa beaig @rnno.
(6ortiat ira 5ioe A.

Sra airfen og oens pqr1ige bpi-
.tioelige @uostieneite beaau ies mig
tit Den berpmte 8poiels9rotte, tio-
ligfre en- naturlig 6ule, ma ct Sam.
iHer meo Marmbonqoe. 30 preg-
tige, ira 2oftet teobengenoe Does
iinglomper opIpite aummet itGrft,
iaa at man fit oct be0ite SnOtrpf
al De ppperlige Molerier, Der impt-
fer gagaene, og iom iauitrerer ari-
It'll 9ip.
Ser Itoar man efter Sa9net paa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

0oeriaIoet pan 9rinno. GenMnno
beo 9tapn 9acour, Der Tor nogen SiO
ii6en operfalOt Miniiterprpiioent
9riono, er al 9olitiretten / 9aris
blepen iosmt 3 Mars 6Gngicl. lin.
Der 6or6onolinoen crflpreOe Econ
9anoet ll0aioer al 9laoet Notion
5rancoiie". at 9otour fun 6aooe
lofart sen bam al 49lction 6rnn.
cole gione Sr0re.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23
Prevesaml

For at give Observation-Disclosures o. andre
interesserede Lejlighed til ut re wore nye Ju-
lebsger, Kort os.v. cores herved fSlgende H.
berale Tilbud:
vi vii sende allie de nedenstaaende Gen.
stande til ct samlet Belsb If GETS p~ortofrit
som Proven til hvilken som hclst Adresse
for 500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

Skriv blot: Send mig Prsvesamlingen til
$500. Cor Diet saa tidligt som muIigt for ct
give god It'd til at vmlge og faa Bestilling
indsendt. Partipriser opgives paa4 -langende.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,,
Blair. Nebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23
Smlcfpab.
Gfterlbsning.

oI~IfrIYehlhB.
unoerteene0e enifer at fomme /
5or6in0elie meo fine Ssifenoe:
Wnrie Gbriitino e0eIina Ssr9en.
ien, anina Ssrgina Ssrgenien. an.
oerS Sergcn Ssrgenien, Sobanna
Rieliina S%srgenien.
Sioit bum berte fra Dem for ca.
10 aar iioen oar De ale | Can.
mari.
Maren Gasmine Ssrsenien,
Blair. 0ebr. Il. q. u.
~aor. bette glaos aontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

0~iisiionSs 3ote.leI S1ngalgsitr90t
9r. q nnbefdIes biemrsIlenoe ante
ritanete propra Srrtiier ira l aT
pr. Stng. !l6m9rtet asttea I'll BIZ
liae E'riier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23
Nefenhtagrelifr.
l~lnabOms. uaMisiiunsmeOe i @nifin

""B0U"'V 7 V'"T''"
sra 10. til Is. Sanuar 1911
blioer ser, oil @no, of5olOt ling.
0oms og @isiionsmeoe / Guifin,
Ge6r. hinge iaaoel iom pl0re inObp-
6es 6erpeo 6ierteligit til at inmIes
meo os / @uoS 6us ON Subs Orb.
@clo eoers aomme I goo 9io
iamt til b0ilfen Citation; Ser oil
0a pore @ogne til 5te0e for at
bente eoer.
6. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23
Surocn Hnnot.

6ranfrigS aornbeit. 4aris, g.
December. 5 a%nleoning al oct mini
Ore llobptte, aornbpiten I 6ranfris
/ Mar bar eiOet, bar 9onobrugsmi-
niiteriet for at Iette S~nofsrilen al
aorn gioet SiIIaoelie til OpretteI-
ien al ct 6rilaoer for aorn I pa
ris % Here ANDRE Steoer / 2an-
oet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

returned IN. h.pt results MIR Todd re,
piled that each contributes it, share
NO one depart m.nt NOR" than another"
stsId he. No far IA have h..-n abb" 20 dIs =
cover th. boys do not dislike work: n
they do they never show II. and IL only
goes 20 bear out my contention thai boys
want il and the lack Of ocCIpat ION Is one;
OF the reasons whv they ar. here You
see they have. newer be.n taught the
habit IT work Then ] We got "A rather
nasty repu'ai ion for work myself and
suppose n may have an effect Oh the
boy-
Bur thes. Youngsters Ar. EASY com
pared with some I've had to deal with
frankly confess although I've taught all
INV life. that have never known an Vt hin Y
about boys unit II mad charg. OF the House
~ Refuz. on Kandall's Island and ] could
tell you tales of that place which YOU
honest " WoIlCin Z believe lGId'l xouldnr
have believed them either had I not .x-
peri.Ffced them myself
These boys are on The road TO become.
criminals and anarchists IL no, taken
ia hand They simply ar. Of he track
and must be- got back find hat 81 per
cent ~ The boys here reform. Unfortu-
nately th"y cannot remain long enough
becsis. Of lack of accommo datIon- In
R,-t 81 'h.. boys are committed for fifteen
mont ne; in Chicago the term ~ indeiini.
but seven mont ms ~ he rho .Ast time
in which they can earn their relees"
Here they remain III Z months. tho'I gin they
should r.inain wear TO get the best
results
We are rat her proud ~ the supplies
Our bows furnish 20 other city In-rtu-
ions ForrSapple las year We produced
ma ariais and supplies 10 tho amount
- $1,000. We furnished tho BROOKLYN
framing school AZ cypress Hills 81 whirh
! am also superintendent. and the Man
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

romp which delights the hearts Of the
youngsters. particularly that Of Don
Jaime who 10 much the hvelier and more
active Of the two boys.
The Queen Of Spain still insists upon
having In giish nurses for her children.
She has brough. down much criticism
upon herself from some OF the more con-
serva'ive members OF her household who
feel that spanish children should be under
the care OF span .sh nurses. but Queen
Victoria il obdurats and IL 10 nglish
women who govern the nursery and il is
under n1lish rules and rrGulaf ions that
her children are growing up.
The Maruu.sl OF Salamanca. tn. royal
governess il spanish hut sh" speaks
French and In glish as well IA she does
her nat i've tongue She il III. head Of rhe
nursery and has under h.r sway three
English nurses and one French one. A.
vet her d,It lea as gpvrrness arr not oaer
Gus for ia" Prince OF he tSt,r.a- ~ bat
At years old. while Dom Jaime hLs only
achieved years and Princess B..atriC"
ia still but a baLy. ~ real l''-~"ns are
in the future Both ni the Prin C,-a. how.
,E-rr have learned - speak ia r"nch
tngli-h AID Spari>h. hui Princes Bel
rio" has h"eD VEN lackwari aho,' learn.
ing 10 talk NJ all
IN" Prime" Of the As'uriaS. who ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
ROYALTY LEARNING TO VAIN.
Princess Beatrice % spain az Her Daii,
Exercise In Madrid

MADRID. Oct. - Madrid il much iu-
terested In the daily view il gets uf the
little Princess Beatrice Of Spain taking
her tirst lessons IN walking. Each morn
ing aided by TIA. Marauesa Of Salamanca
the royal governcss. and an English nurse
her royal BighneSs totters along M
steadily. growing with delight ~ IN.
excitement and pleasure 81 using her
two tiny feet
The walking lesson takes plnc. NJ about
ioS o'clock ON pleasant days in the
ASA de- campo. n vast park Just behind
the palac". In one corner az III. beautiful
gardens Ia spot whore tn. thrp. roval
children have their ont door nursery
a regular playground with a great pile Of
sand :" dig m, little 40 <er beds IF Their
own 10 weed and plant, swings. sca.sws
and everything els. which would pleIs.
chidren's fanci-S
Occasionally King Alfonso aud Queen
Wet pria come ont here also . wal N Their
small family and nowadays particularly
- not" IN" progress made hy Prime. e.
Ben'rio" The Ming /, rtlaIiv s-!.,,t
al once by hi~ sons Tor he j. = farno,is
playirilo~ and. his prescnC. means a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

very dignifed young person. speaks al
Savs of Baby Beo.fic a. My sister the
Princess Beatrice. Just a. he calls Dom
Jaime NV brother the lnfante.- II -
very rarely that he lapses into English
with his brother and addresses him as
Jimmie.
In all his speech his eldest son of
king Alfonso il most gray. and studied.
only recently when III Sr. de Torres. the
Kings secret AIRY. met him in one OF th =
rooms III the palace plnving with sword
which belonged 10 an aide de camp and
said ha s,,ly "a one would To a child What
il your Royal Hikhness doing with that
swords- the Prince renlied, BE not
afraid. no harm shall come Ia YOU
When III. King and Queen returned
from their visit To England they brought
with them a varied assortment ~ TOYS
for the rnval young s'ers including dolls
nr oil -iTe.' for the Princess. wonderful
dolls which .alk and walk and with
wirdrnbp- AZ elaborate AS those 81 any
lady Of the court These were many II
them prrsruts sent hy English friends
- the first little Princess ~ N" spanish
ruysi family. but others were k,ng Al.
f"nso- own purchases. 1h-' Pm - has
only looked at these 50 far. iur her al
fee. sons are divided AT present between -
h,,l..nu- knitted doll baby and teddy
bear.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

"a xtL they aI,. b.Isy wI,h some form Of
occ-i, az on On Sat'Ir'iay they ar, con
tlnuOu~iy busy from in tn" morning
until q clock III the afternoon. when
they are allowed time for rec cat IOn.
On Sundays there 10 usually five az ton
mil" walk on tn" programme" rsrd-
wlch"i IN in cold weather wnh occasional
conferences with nelshboring Sood
pile. there - plenty of work " this
sort ahead a. some OUD cneStnuf trees
are doomed - destruction b"cail-.. VI
the blight Now you know boys cant
GO througl rnat sort Of training for six
months without getting some good from
~ IL may not tel now. bur Il will later
in life
4 work on tho reverse principle IN
applying suggestions For example. Il |
made military trimming "a part ~ discipline
they would all hat. IL Bat when ~ ~
explained that the wearing of the uniform
u 20 give a smarter appearance and whsn
IL il supplied solely as a reward q merit.
then no objection is made. Only thos''
who are under punishment. who have to
stand on the line. are without IL and you
may ina CINE the number IL very small
These bows would doubtless heCome
criminals il left to therraely.s ~ II -
VIZ have some pretty bad bows here.
There IL on. Of the old bows who, as the
saving goes. has just turned OF a trick.
~ II,n a suit Of clothes for which y" was
arrested The Judge inSf"ld Of sanding
him away FOR burglary changed me
charge 20 trIancv and returned him on
broken parole. hav" ono boy VIII" has
been one 81 gang 81 corIn'srfelters.
The older men used hIfn 10 pass on the
money and they got AWAY with more than
~ go before being caught thus hoy
now PLAYS the cornet in the band and IL
one OF our most promising pupils.
We hear a good deal about the gang
spirit and Of leading IL in the right dir.c-
tinn and | fully believe in the principle
IL Won can corral the boys. But that IL "A
difficult matter IN big citv II sur"r-
vi-,d il = all right bu' these gang lead"rs
arc tough fellows and II is hard to g"t them
into your confidence. Then too II ISN'T
always the really tough boy who does most
ha ryn: a lazy fellow can raise the dickens
in more than criminal ways and may be
a lot worse 10 handle than tho tough
fellow who steals.
-Stran ge TO cay. more Than one hundred
OF the 100 boys here are Italians with "a
very small sprinkling Of Hebre~s. There
In one thing in favor 81 the Italian boy.
however He In here largely through
the Indifference or the cupidiiy of the
parent. but once you zrt hold Of him Won
will find him tn. eesicst 70 handle You
never find an Italian boy baking on
work.
when asked what part II the train az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

From 'hc ~ LOWS Globe Drmo~rr,
NJ rihutable TO the unusual warm w.a Their
nj " s,in--aiay i the loss Of barrel Of TWEEN
" 1--WE gallons Of honey. thousands of b"sS
and "A barrel Of Gftv gallons ~ fine sugar
hou-. mola--..-. I'll. property ~ John 4
Tott~hal. Granite city
Nr Totr-hal left the barrels 81 honey and
mola-S-- open to the weather Tn. honey
va- pro cured from the farmers own bees.
III " hic h he has a large number. the hives
N " hich are placed ia hI- garden Some
on. left the cellar door len Wherr the
barrels were located when Mr. Toit shall
entered the cellar and examined his barr ella
he found all III. honey gone and I'll" noGa s~"-
barrel full of bees the Ynolasss- having
proven too sticky q substance for he bees
to get away with or from In ~" barrel
there were thousands ~ tn" Iffle honey
maEsrs MIR Tou-hal said he regretted The
los of his honey and molas-es. but most
many valHabl. bees
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

haitian Training School with vegst ables
and bread and did all the laundry work
We also do all the laundry work for the
Board Of Education IN Fifty street
There were something like $50 90 pieces OF
laundry work done at a total cost Of
sBN0n. and nearly 1000 worth u bake
aTuT~
Judge Lindsey says. II il not right
maj when they all for The most par are
.ni -rpri-ins youths who have not been
taught an ideal Of right doing II il
hat that the Parental School attempts
TO do The boy who is tending toward
criminality IL shown the path 81 good
citizenship and honest industry and get =
the biggest possible chance. 4 boy that
fails IN hopeless.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

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