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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-08
The Family Scrap Book.

Mrs. Sauers Ito Willy as minister
calls to see Mr.. Sauers)-Willy, is your
father in? Willy-Yes; he's upstairs
looking over your scrap book. Mrs.
Sauers (puzzled)-Youi mean my family
account book? Willy-Well, it's all the
same. He and you always have a
scrap every time he goes over it. ~.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-08
She Knew.

Farmer Hanks (musing1y) They say
the deacon's wife was q paragon be-
fore he married her, and Mrs.
Hanks Nothing Of the kind! I know
the whole family, and She was a
Smith! 2 s5 ssaSs4z4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-08
Adams Sister,

The palm tree, has always been ven.
Grated wherever it grows; in some
places it is worshiped. Honor the
palm tree" says Mohammedan writ
er, .'for she is your fathers aunt, for
this tree was formed Of the remainder
Of the clay from which. Adam was cree
ated." +.a.*s. IA ...55.4 5E- s7+st ii.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-08
Abernathy Goes to Washington.

Washington, Dec. 8.United States.
Marshal Jack Alternately Of Guthrie,
Okla, wolf catcher and personal friend
of ex-President Roosevelt, is on his
way to Washington to attempt to ex-
plain charges filed with the attorney
general against him.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-08
counseI's Claim Reduced.

Chicago, Dec. s. - Judge s. Cutting.
IN the probate court allowed Attorney
Clarence a. Knight $4,000 attorneys
fees for his services as counsellor for
the estate Of the late Charles T.
Yerkes and for Louis Owsfey, its ex-
ecutor He had asked $3.50 900.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-08
ALWAYS.

Agent This speedometer will en-
able you to know how fast you are
going. Otto Feend ~ don't need one
Ny bank balance tells me just as we'll:
Life. ~ Nj 81 HI
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-08
Suited His TEMPERAMENT.

"Grooge is a very grouchy sort Of
man, isn't hep
Eyes. Won't even ride in anything
but sulky." baltimore American.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-08
"Portrait Of a Gentleman"

The Professor-Ca Can you define a gen
tleman. Miss Cutting? The Suffragette
Gcily)-C Certainly. A gentleman was
contemporaneous with the old masters,
who often painted his portrait. -Ex-N
change. r. %@f f =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-08
Fifteen Taken Out Unconscious. !.

Fifteen Taken Out Unconscious.
Billings, Mont, Dec. 8.--Fifteen I'M
conscious men in their nightclothes
We're rescued by fremen through a
second-story window in an early
morning lodging house fire.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-08

Envy, like flame, blackens that which
IS. above it and which It cannot reach.
Virgil. s I. II s5a 4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-08

] Seek knowledge as if thou vert to be
here forever. Herder. ~
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22nd Of November and sth of Dec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-26
Drawings by Arthur William Brown

said seriously. Il have just seen Consul. We're
taking him aboard and sailing under orders for
Panama: Therel be no shore leave for the men this
trip President CASTILLO and the revolutionists
about to to grips ashore. The Consul says that
nothing but miracle save the Government You
have just time to respects at the palace be-
fore sail"
eff CASTILLO had only had sense enough to get a
foreign navy to whip the Oquinda that dilapdated
he could command the coast and put down the revo-
luton in jig time! By George, sir If the revolution
lists take her, I'd like to sprinkle the rascas with
machine gum!
Eyes, it is hard on you, Mr.. Selden The Presi-
dents daughter is certainly charming young lady.
Unfortunately naval warfare does not contemplate the
killing of men nowadays One might and sink
ship. If had my way, I'd slip gunner aboard to
help CASTILLO out of the hole first class fighting
like our friend Bill Marlin, for instance; The COM
mander chuckled. And, speaking of Marlin you'd
better transfer the rascal to the torpedoboat ronon
at the sthmus month in steel will
sweat the surplus fight out of him. Come down to the
wardrOOm, Mr. Seden
oh, We ould-incin rary!" Marlin barely checked
~ shout of defiance He had seen service in
torpedoboat in northern waters He had no desire
to repeat the experiment under the blazing of the
equator with chance of winding up his career with
"stokers madness and plunge over the side.
The last thought made him catch his breath. For
with it coupled sudden inspiration Why his
oppressors had just shown him way to splice
length on the lend of his rope whereby he might climb
to temporary safety at least. He sprang up sapping
by links! that's the ticket The old man shanghais
the Consul lie the rows on so they won't be nobody
ashore to pinch me. I'll jine them revolutionists.
Well shoot up the Leuten' nts paw in law an make
him produce an then I'll skip out. Oh amt prize
gunner for nothing I'll make ole Casteller sit up!'
On the cruisers gun deck growls of disappointment
had succeeded to gleefu larkng the of sailing
spread. hotilla of bumboats crowded the ports 1t
all fell in with Martins plan to desert ship.
They won't be no trouble sippin ashore-not wen
the bunch knows who's going off,, he grinned Only.
if I'm goin to bluff ashore want swell 'front.'.
He was alone in the cabin He caught up the scrub
bucket, empted it the SIDE and slipped into the
Captains stateroom He came out, stuffng bundle
of clothes into the bucket.
1.-The Captain an mes about the same gineral style
O beauty, excep' I'm better fgger," he chucked.
Mr.. Nosy Steward get fortyeight days for swipin'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-26

his cloes an his fancy cutlery and that's poetic
juStiCe!''
Walking little stif1y with one leg he slipped below
Shortly thereafter Gunner Marlin noticed close
confab with few bosom friends whose battle SCARED
ration as his Then things happened rapidly.
odd Glory" futtered down with the sunset gum
The First Lieutenant off shore with the American
Consul and boatload of consular baggage. In the
fusion of getting under way a sound of bulky
body falling into the water 1t capped by shout
of Man overboard! and rush of frantic Jackies to
the side.
Its Marlinspke sir! He! it's pore Bill Marlin!"
husky seaman walled. "E fell of'n the bridge; least
wise he tripped over the gun turret. Anyways, the
ately IAN he sinked like shot, We amt goin
to see our pore ole Bill Marlinspike more!"
The mans crazy; Get OUT the First Lieutenant
first cutter! Lively, men! And stop that COMPOUNDED
howling" the officer cried irritably. 1.-THE manll
up, like all bad pennies"
But Bill Marlin did not turn up, though the first
cutter went the SIDE and the second and the third
cutters, also dozen intimate friends of Gunner Mar
Inns, clothes and ALL The tide running strong to
most of whom headed for the shore and resisted
capture The ships about their Duties strong
men shaken by sobs. On the bridge the First Leuten
ant looked morosely at the commander who answered
his unspoken query with grim smile
"Of course gunners gunner, the officer remarked;
but what strikes me- the men rather overdid the
Eyes, noticed that the commander said thought
fully. They suspciousy hystercal."
So the cabin steward, hunting high and low for
the Captains best shore going uniform and gold hlted
sword So the American Consul rummagng his
baggage for favorte sole leather suitcase nexplcaby
lost in the process of transhpment Both of them
tnued searching long after the Chicago headed to
But the First Lieutenant, wise in his generation in
terviewed the wireless OPERATOR for it occurred to him
that President Castello's palace equipped with
wireless telegraph after the fashion of Central American
rulers, who sometimes find it convenient to call for
help on the shortest possible notice.
IN the meantime, Gunner Marlin, tucked under the
I shield of banana boat, down shore, with his
feet the thwart and Guilty pipe in his mouth had
witnessed with great interest the frantic efforts of his
shipmates to rescue him.
When the Chicago's yellow tunnels and "peach
basket mast dwinded away in the mist he knocked
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wOMENs AND chill DRENS SHOES
~ BLACK. TAN OR WHITE LEArHgRs. IN STAPLE srYLss
AND NEW SPRING AND SUMMER EXPECTS.
ARE NOV BEING SHOWN.
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MAY DIE o. BEATING.
nsseagFaae man AetAa1ssa ~ Tmlef we
Gaoapoa Pulaoe.

nssaauFans ssaa AstAaAssa ~ Tnief we
Esoepea Pslsss.
A man walked INTO an al nieht rsssan.
rant ~ 1850 g. Nicholas avsnuo, on In
corner % i7oeh street. early Yesterday
morning and orIler~d two sRss sr-.n
Edward B. Fausic. the night manager.
~ fAaASao turned to 70 20 q Faar rsnga
he jumped on his back and the too went
70 the nooT. Raaslc yallsd Tor halp. but
there wAs no O0s Arosmd a. The time
Both men fought hard. add finally the
manaesr's aosAllant. fearing that tbs
sounds % tho ssrogxia would b heard.
got revolver cut OF his back pocket and
beat Eanslg over .hs bead. lnaiceing
several aSvsrS soAlp wOumda
oash Register a passsrby ss1 What wa
going on end hlsw Q police whisflo. The
lhlsl rem from the restaurant and down
Sc. Nicholas avenue. PeliosmAn walsh
Of Shs tk1d eeroee station answered the
whistle and oAaaed the man Tor three
S:Sass- AZ t7etA street. ths fugitive
climbed over . hsdgq rsnoa. dodgsd
through come baek yardA and dissp-
waiah went h~ea N sh. r.staurans.
whsrs Pansto wa lying unconscaous on
inston Hsishts Hsspst-l and h,s condition
The rsssrvss from ths west IS.d strse,
seafion w~rs unable IN Ind any trace
% the msnA1sy's sssailant. The only
wftnssA. ths man Who blow the polics
wAlptls. sAid that tho ehief vas q lA-ge
man. fas hlonAhty dressed.
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YaunEstsr Charges WIN wsslsins Shs
scheme 10 Tpue rerwagise Vaalaien.

Yaungstpr CRArwsa Mlrh wsFiGlns tho
scheme IN TSae rerveSast Vasslsa-
Arthur e0haok. thu aGtAan-y~Ar-old son
OF q wau 20 do retired haeosr % os2 Kntck-
arhcokar Gv%nrs. wuliAmabnrg. 49,
ar~sssaA % his hnEnH lasa SVsaang ~ Do
enuti-~s Robtanoa and 0'aAra a. The
Hamburg avenue poltnp station On .
ehargS - ssnding thr~A.aoinG lstssrs
Toe sha puTDoso % Sxtorting money 10
SAmual GrAh&mAn. . thy and stationary
daAIsr VIM liSSs q; $50 Kn!oksroockor
a~Snva.
Tia swo families have been nstgAbora
and friAnha Tor several years. About q
month ago GrassmAn received The nrwt
IhrsataninE letter. II van oouol1sd Ia
Black Hand language. and he was warned
that unlsaa he gave up 600 hiB business
would bs ruined and his family blown -
with dynamite.
0rAsamAn turned the lSteaP over 10
Can't. Bsoksr % the Hamburg avanus
l0.ios stat"h. Who put the too dseeotives
S &c 'S os 5, c: SsS .S @T ssn. ss ~ss
rSosived ~ the toy dealer. In this betaar
the writer told OraanmAn thAt HE mOnsy
wasn't usi,ted and that inAsmuoh 90 be
had ignored the demands of the t@taor
writer's HE family would bs killed
On the day that 0rAaamAn zoe ehis
latter young Sohiok called upon him and
.Aid that he bad besn approached by a
Italian who bad asked him ell about
0ra&smAn's family and proparty. Ihie
zoo GraesmAn susptcous and be aAlEed
hs boy 20 wrtts q letter For him % hia.
0raAsmlAn's. brothar. This was done 70
get q aAmpls al the boy's handwriting.
While Schick was writing the lseasr 10
sald that the Italian told him % gee q
package from 0rasspnAn and deliver u
20 the Italian az SuydAm strsst and
Kniokarbocker avenue.
OraasmAn communicated With Capt.
Becker and AFTER the ieetsr written By
3chick for 0rAssnnan and the Black Hand
lettsrs were compared and found 70 b
In the same hand. OrAssman waa told
20 MAKE up . package containing nnarked
81 hill Detectivea Robinson and 0'HarA
were In OrassmAn'a store last night when
thu package wa handed 20 the boy and
be was arrested. He strongly dsnisd al
knowledge 81 the Black Hand lstesTS.
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NEM POLICE RULES BOOK.

Baker SAYS the nIngs,asu Edltiss % cut
~ Date.
Police Commissioner BAker announced
yesterday that he Intends 70 revise the
book Of rules which govern the discipline
Of his department Gen Bingham pre-
pared the book in Use az preesnt Com
missioner Baker Gays 10 contains muoh
tsrAl OF IA ,ise 60 the man on post
inspectors Titus aud HurSsy, Cap.
Palmer and First Deputy Clerk Blot are
% 60 IN work on the new book AFTER
they have made draft OF the proposed
changes Commissioner Baker viii aos
A. critic and revise and edit tbs book.
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A RECENT IMPORTATION OF FRENCH LINcERl
or UNUSUAL ATrRAcTIvENEss IS NOW BEING SHOWN
INCLUDING BRIDAL SETS. GOWNS. cHEMIsHs COMBINATION
GARMENTS PRINCESS SLIPS. PETTcoATs. PEIGNoIRS AND
MnNBBs WITH REAL LAcss AND HAND-EMBRoIDERIEs
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WILLING TO DIVIDI .

hsclSP wSaid Like 70 wave 1aaday nAh
SaspeAdea Darias Alsrulng Service.
The Rev. John WsylAnd. rector Of 81.
Nicholas German Catholic Church. Cen
Tral avenue and Ferry street. Jersey City.
has fled . protest with the Street and
Water Board against the playing % bose
ball on the reservoir Fairgrounds opposite
his church on Sunday mornings.
1t u hard be said. 10 hold the sttsn-
ton Of an Andisnos With the roar Of APP
prevail that fOlloWs . homo run OF . star
catch m the hsld floating In upon you
through twelve or fouTteen op~n cAse-
ments In the aftsynoon the games are
more largely attended and the enth
Ia like Q roar OF thunder. hut don't mind
II then. like 10. N~sthsr do I mind the
human fringe on the reservoir wall formed
by Thousands Of boys holding down free
grand stand seats. There n consolation
h knowing what the tDoys are DONG when
you can sss than strung along that wall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
Humphrey Seventy-Seven
Famous Remedy for Grip 4
COLDS

Those Vho resort 10 Humphrey
Specifics FOR ard and cure in their illness
have less sickness. better health. better
growth, longer and more vigorous lives
than those treated by other methods.
Because Humphrey Specifics have
deeper and wider range Of action than
other medicines and thus TEND 90 ersdE-
cate constitutional weakness and disease.
You have tried ''SeVenty-ssvsn" Tor
Grip and Colds. nov send for free copy
Of DR.. Humphrey Manual and learn
shout the Humphreys' System OF treat
ment oS oil Diseases
Hunphreys' Herneo Nea.csss Co Cor william
and Ann street,. New IogE.
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FORCE OF HABRT.
Lettev Casvser Issss ElsmseR aRd Keeps
On WnlkinG.

Letlsv Casvaer Lssss EIlHseR asa Keep.
On walting.
PATTERSON. y. j.. March ia.-IgnoPAnt
Of whsrS be had spant HE time since lAs,
Thursday night Joseph u. Wilson. .
Istter oarrisr. returned 70 hls homo to-day
almost exhausted from constant travel
ling
Nilaon % q nsrnbev % the choir Of the
First Baptist Church. lie attsn1isd a
reh@arsaI On THURSDAY ami alter leaving
thS church he disappeared mysteT1o'hsly
Last evening hs came 70 his sense and
found fimSelf walking along the Penn
syIvAniA Railroad tracks hear New Bruno !,
wick Tie was Aro1sed by q rAilroan
employse AftsT spending the night IN
S~w HrIns~ick h b0rrOued enough
n0nsv 20 taks him home.
When wtlson disappeared he had no
money. n 10 believed that be- walked
. hundred uiles.
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MISSES AND chill DRENs UNDERcLOTHNC
WEAR. CONSISTING or NIGHT GOWNS. PeTrIcoArs
CORSET COVERS. CONSERVATION GARMENTS PRINCESS SLIPS
HOUSE ROBES DRESSING sAcoUEs AND RoMPsRs
At MODERATE PRICES
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would DO Ais osst 70 give Mr.. HoscAkip
tho nAfna1.
william n. Krsmsr os Tn German
s'T .S.! .1' " 8: s'- T TS .:
aid that hs was q RsIAsr o. the oom-
nlttoe On Laws and EaGlnlaaioG. he Was
Woe chairman ~ oae TINA. He va
unabla % give any eActs that would sssiae
Ar. HotchkisA Ths tnvogai0ntion waa
adjourned until Monday morning at u
clock
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supt Hotchkiss aid that his one object
now wAs % End out the other benehciaries
% your generosity
There vas another telegram from A.
bridge on February II. 1901: Isl stricken
ou' ] think you vii be Perfectly salts
fed. ! az having for Rochester and
What doss Isl resn'- ssEed Mr..
Hotchkiss.
= have no iisa
Does this telegram refer % the same
matter a. the one YOU roosived three
days eariisr saying Matter VIII receive
undi vidsd Attention'? Was there any
relation between themP Does sithsr re-
fresh your recollection as 20 who got the
sIt dos not
A telegram received four DAYS later
from AldridGe stated: -L~wis viii keen ne
advised " anything h wanted
Had you ever intimated 70 Aldridge
that II things vent vel you would gay
him for his timer" asked Mr.. Hotchkisa.
Il have no recollection OF IT, replied
the Wttness. -cuf I arm not certain. After
he adjournment asked 90 zee Aldridge.
H did not ask for money"
The next telegram from AldridgS Was
cont February q, 1901. In Il were these
uorda:
Talked ~I,b our hrssnd Yesterday.
Our friend will take care Of you When
matter CONES up. Probably no further
Mr. Hosohkiss asked tho witness 10 that
refreshed his EnSmoFy about the fund.
Kennedy s@id that it did not.
Who Il the fTiend7-
Kennedy didn't answer
isn Il fair % rsoollecs that our friend
~ Mr.. Jewiss" NO ausNsrl
CTR FRIEND ~ A Plaza OF POWHG.
stall another Telegram vas shvvsd
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we~san kills Essrse,s"tn TIVE werkheese.
Rate Clancy Of % MaodougAl street.
Who was scot 20 the workhouss 90 Jan
uATy ~. committed Suioide thsrs On
Friday night by hanging hsrself. she
had been IN the woFkKouee Iuice bsfors.
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1.-THE MARVEx CLOVES

MADE EXCLUSIVELY FOR D. ALTMAN CO. sYTREroUssB
cHAUMoNT. FRANCE.
New STYLES AND ooLoRs FOR SPRING IN SIZES poR
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. IN BOTH SUEDE
AND cLAce. ALL LENGTHS.
ALSO A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or GLOVES FOR RlnlNG
DRIVING. MOTORING. DRESS AND GENERAL WEAR
CHAMois FABRIC AND EMBROIDERED SILK GLOVES
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ment. Bill win pams to-snorroW.' The
date was March n. ie0t.
-weuld you SAY that oar frisnd' msa-
4 co1idn't cay
"NiKht Il Be Senator AAIhyf'
my impression Z that il would not
was tbs answer: Ny reoolisciICn 10 that
I did not need HE help.
-, ----.,--
~1t
MY DGAR Ma. kEs0sscE: We bed
oonfsrsnos yesterday a. Whi0h thu oaae-
tiou OF Insurance. ~as broaohed- ! made
tho suggestion. as you SngRssesd. thas
90 tAz De mede On uneeFued prenhma
They s"emsd 70 eS deeply lmprssesd ~
before you 90 before tie Oouamittse.
when you DO so before the cornmttesaN
nust treat the matter a. BEING ~
psete sorprtse 20 you and you must -.
tnaa ne legislAt1o0 " not "nas y0e
wanted
r.sd;nS tS,s Is.,Sr ~ ass-.ssasS tNat n
wna a triNo indelioasS Tor MaIlJV 10 ali
aim how 10 arMo@. Rue - I'D thaa shsV
we're very Rood fri1adp. % thae II was
don9 in dat spisit rather than any other.
MalhV wrote aaain:
.iS~is haa IHtroda,o.d IN. bslA..
LS~ia and NlaIbyY" AakSd Ar. HnenAkisB.
-Yaa.s
.Do vo., n.nn.u,h.r wAo 1ntroa,, ca tha
oilI in De S~oataS
4 think Senator John Rnanas.'
A Issssr from AIdrtdEs vTissen a. Al
ram a, hand Sars~r - s.aI.1.c,orslv
dianoa~d ~ ah;. oH~,snin~ IAN ~ rac
ornmeoded for recommiffnI 10 commfsfee
an Taratian I-nsa no f,rna IN hS1n9
heard Dont Delay
sWaa anv Of lie A ooa oaid IN man m
Malbv's seSnforsaI di-srso<Ss ~ ask,d.
No answersd Kaans3v ia m nos
r.ro~mhsr Tia state oo1nn,irt,srnan NOM
NaIbV'a districf
.Do YOU know " ". words.ys
mo. 4 do NOT
Two tsisxrAn. fran, a.naaar kEan
,latsd Anil 4 nnd F.STa.rv "a I.rs n@1t
,,rodncs5 On. ~ 49, IA. sr~i.sraw
i,,st r~c~ivod All Introd,,c.d liSd ~
iaik IL over With YOU an r~ferS 10 sSs
eornorationa
A. nos r.s., "a A.. .o-oor.,,o,.s
aid KsonsSlv
a isSss- Tyo,, s.n.,,- u,w~,n. .F,.,.
ward Goveroor Wa nsEf 6roushe IN
Senator Higgina wrote: i have your let
~ IN, -, IN Np 1.on on..a~I !.
a. ...- - - ~,
~ 1 - =. 49, 49, ~ - VIZ.
$3.50 ~, ~" "O' '"O" ~' VI"
a AlaTAEE ASCOT hls HoSoH whoTE
RAINEs.
Ga March q, 1891. senator RAiass
wrote 20 Nh kennSdv aaYinR. -Tharo N
a n stake about h,s Houos, but the bin
q ali right"
who 10 meant by bis Hoaor'fs asked
Mr. Hotrhkiaa
I don't know
Doesn't d refer to Gov Ooells'
Il suppose 90
I.aisr from Charles 4. NadAl. counsel
for the Fidelity and Casualty Company,
suRRestsd that MAlby see the Govarnor
aRain
Mr. Hotchkiss nressed the wTtness
ahou, In. kn,ervisw IN Gov OA.ll'.
ofHcs wh~o Odeil chaaend NE mind mi
r.rno~~d IN. 800
A. ro,, .,,ra va, h.d ,h,. ,.lL.s n.
a.Lad
s1h.oIus~lv S.n.,or. R.in.. .od MaIhx |
w.ys With me W., Gov OdeII did nj
know ~ anv naVrnao1
W. 9c,cnki.s go Eo.,.aw ,h.,
O,I~II d,,,n't ,sTos,,h.., b;,n a. y;,sa..
srrilad
IECrENANr-ooyeaNo Az old FElsES.
Timothy l.. Woodruff, AT tina, time |
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ARGENT IMPORTATION OF FRENCH LINGERIE
or UNUSUAL ATrRAcrrvENEss I NOV BEING SHOWN
INCLUDING BRIDAL SETS GOWNS. CH1MIsEs. COMBINATION
GARMENTS. PRINCESS SLIPS PErncoArs. PEIcNoIRS AND
MHNEBs WITH REAL LACES AND HAND-EABRoIDERIEs
MISSES AND CHILDRENS UNDERCOTHINC
LARGE ASSORTMENT or SPECIAL DESIGNS FOR SPRING
WEAR. CONSISTING or NIGHT GOWNS PeTucoATS
CORSET COVERS. COMBINATION GARMENTS. PRINCESS SLIPS
HOUSE ROBES, DRESSING sAcoUEs RoMPERs
At MODERATE PRICES
WOMENs AND CHILDRENS SHOES
NEW SPRING SUMMER EXPECTS
ARE NOV BEING SHOWN.
II. Altman & On. HAVE IN STOCK NEW MoDrtsn
THE 'FASSo' AND THE 'EsNAs coRsErs
ESPECIALLY DESIGNED TO ACCORD WITH PRESENT
STYLE TENDENCIES voRxRooMs TN THE ESTABLISHMENT;
THE MAKING or ooRsETs ORDER TO
MEET REQUIREMENT.
TOMORROW (MoNDAYo. THERE WILL BE PLACED o.
SALE AT SPECIAL PRICES. A LIMITED NUMBER or
PARIS HATS
A. EXTENSIVE STOCK u KEPT or TRIMMED MlIIKeR"
IMPORTED MODELS. DESIGNS PROM
ALTMAN q v0RKRooMs
rMRD FLOOR,
SEVERAL THOUSAND YARDS or
FRENCH WOLFE AND MARoUIsETTEs
IN spKKo SHADES WILL ne REDUcED TOMORROW OsoNDAI,
FRom 500 rs PER RESPECTIVELY TO
Soc. & 75c. PER YARD
5000 YARDS or SCOTCH cIscElAMs
NAVAMETY DESIGNS AND coLoRs. WILL DC OFFERED
FOR SALE TOMORROW CoNDAY)
AT rHs SPECIAL PRICE &c. prR YARD
Jmh An'uw. 1AaA oas asA 0h.rA Nss Vm&
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-10-14

They've had frightful time in the
No. Tom Company. Hear about it?"
Nope"
Busted an walkin' back. That's
right. Went to smash on the Vim
cennes circuit. Utility Teller they
picked up at Sawvilie got mad cause
he was doubled as Marks an blood
hound. an sawed the legs off the lad
der, an Eva fell out O. heaven an
landed on Papa St. Clair, an Simon
Legree landed on Unc' Tom, an the
real dog bit a hole in Aunt Ophelia,
an there was merry hades to pay IN
til the local manager called the patrol
wagon and had the whole bunch
dragged up the pike and dumped In
the woods. An the worst of it was
there was a record house, with nine
teen good dollars in the box!"
II in search OF close friend select
one with a close mouth.