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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
;mione(otaS N0oi6(inQ
vi Statsaubitpr g. g. Speriou
uMinncapulis 9aglig Siben6e".

&%cljto1oen bos en- Stat eller cit
Notion % Sens 6olf ma babe lit
%lloipring ira &eipnrcer, iom &a=
tursll bar ifionfct SER. elsie &io=
oomSfilocr uogipr, ,,aor Sc beiiooeS
al pinolti6clige % foritonoi9e 6olf i
bcloiA aeografiif @eli9gcnbeo mco
let Silgang til @eroens @anocl og
bebagelise &limotforbol6, en- iolio
@%r1nopolo, paa Dpilfet ct Samfunb
ton bp9ges.
Staten M%inl1eiota ipnes at bore
blepcn peliignet n1eo ollie 0isie Sill
itanoe. Seq tror, at Minneiota By
ser itprre 6or6ele % beiiooer flere
itore, rigoomsifobenoe nctl1rligc
@ci oltrcer eno lpgel1 anoeu 2anb=
itrefning al famine 5looeinobolo
paa Set noroamertfonife 6oitlano.
Sore 5fopc, Mirer og bort fr1tgt=
bare Mgerbr,,gslono far / ct bolut
Mnrbuloreoe rigelig plt al lit &rlo
for at ifnffe Gpoc til bore 6olf, fleoc
Sem, aipe oen l1o0onelie og gipre
Sem mlltoocn6e, og Sc pil peoblire
mco octte / longe Siocr. Sore mo-
jcltutiife ltrifpne bploer pon at for
ipinoe % piacr Ylooien for 6arrner=
mes &uic,S tolobpgninger og Morfer.
Sort Ngerbrl1gslono CT eli 1notpm=
lnelig @iloe for Stotcns % 0ens
NplfS Spbplo. Monoen, ion1 eier lin
8oaro, far til nlle Sioer og / olle
2olloe purct Ell pi1tig @erlon, oq
intetiteos er Bette mere 5ilfpl6et ems
/ Minneiota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
g t or t g fo1efo n s..

Set permancnte Sfolefon6 bele-
Der Zig for nerparen6e til $20,385,=
600, bboraf alt or vinbeite6" o.
treffer 4 &rocent &ente. Store
Sernminer ct poo Sfolelan0, og Set
antages, at Sfolefonoet ptl mes 81
sen fod fra benne Slide 100000,
600. Sfolefonoet bar 2,750,000
Mcrcs 1iol9t 2ano pes Sioen al lit
Sernlono. @on fan me6 Sifterbeo
iigc, at Dor Stats permonente Sfole=
fono pil ON SO Mar belphc Jig til
1926, 000, 900.
Sort itore Stotsunipcrlttet Dar ct
permanent Gon6 poa $1,500,000.
0ctte 6ono bor ogioo Sernmincr pao
noget al lit 2ano, iom Set nilaoes
pil in6bringe $20>000,000. 9ette
pil blipc ct fpriteligt Tono for 6erne
ltore oe aricte 2ereanitolt. Minne=
iotos Sfplelono bp6er eneitaaenoe
Mnleonin9cr for 6olf me0 moderate
Miolcr til at ifoffe Jig CIT 6orm o9
ct @iem.
Stoten ielger oorlig omfrine
SOC, 900 Mcres nn6er 5totsa16it9.
rcns 2c0clic. 2onoet fan life bltDt
iolgt for min0re cno IS pr. s(cre
@icnncminitspriien er 81. 6emtet
&roccnt mao betales fontant, noal
&ipbct finder Ste6, bpilfet ponliq
belpbcr fig til 81 pr. @cre. Sire
&rocents Mente forlanges paa Scr
ubctalte Gel al @ipbeilrmu1en; mo'
foor inotil 40 Nor til at gierc ser
lioltc officiating poo 2mnoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
Store Menbs @mnbbelb.

v9refolo 6epebnet er Sen Mono
jom / lin gtrio bar 8et. "-Sbate.
ipeare.
~0a firefolo, bpis bon faar Slo.
get fbrit og unbragt ret. SSolb
Billings.
@epebnet me6 EFT 61aife al @or-
ner's 8bite @ine Of $ar er set let
at gipe 9p6sits6et til Sen fgrIte So,
refomit at Ell 6orfe1elie, elIer Str.,.
be- eIler 2umgeipgbpm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18

gier ftooig Gorigg poa at fommt
tiIbunos / sagen, og Sc ipanife Nlny
tboritctcr bar itaoet Sen ri og ino.
fo,,get enoeI Meolentmer al @anoen.
Mcn nogen 9omfGloelie bar enon,,
life fm6et Steb, og &egieringen bar
ocrfor ment, at Ell M6rnriel moo
oenne Spi16el fluu6e bGre poa fin
@loos, inotil sen CT rpffet belt op
mes @o6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
Sanit Mmcrifanif Sclitab taaer vi
itaMo.

Yoa Sen Notwithstanding Gonlf
Mrnerifauif Srllfah forrige l1ge bolot
Mep S)orf, freu1fpm Scr, ifplge Dc
onnite Nuu s)ort Slaoe, npgle lloto-
Is.'::r OH Sclltobct: Stilli,l9 n%ueripr
Sc ala Neiltoler1e / 9onn1orf az
bo.>.s Gonlf=an1eritaulfe StGpner,
Ser egter lig til ut uuffe cnoel Sper=
roltctie. Siplge v9anit= Amcrifonc-
rem: Meierat blep Set fore laoct, at
seIlfatet toger Nfitano ira Sc / Sell
Iencre Sio opbl1fteuoe %viaofolote"
ooliif=amerifonife Stnuner bienme,
bpi.fet Ioriioa bleu ltottet al mil1olt
to M%Heelunilrr. % vNorOlpict"s
@eftrat l;Nriicr, 1T 1rl1,oen til 6er=
ne SaseH NfltMlo nloa nrre Sen, at
Der life hlullot $llobpoerne til Oisie
St9uuer finocS Goulfe, lon1 boer /
Mn1erita. Ionote5 ser onore Brm=
be, omtoles SC i hpert Uolo life /
Meferoterne.
81 fan %foritoo Sen %%el6ebogeIig.
beo, bporn1eo .. q. 8. to6er Jig !
Mig(onlcn fra set Itore Strnne
Norhlts, iom Set itpo bagpeo, pg ino=
oouNer sen Girot, inul rs trplnl1er
fra SIT. Mcn Set Bar life laoe 0elrue
Gtrof itigc Jig / Sen Bra0 til @ope=
Oct, at Set mel1er Jig / &eii00elie al
Gneret til at bol0e Strpner al Sen
Nrt. &c IL @pjifoleltepner, Ser bar
o9ret bolot, paa &rob6esbolm o1
@osfiloe @bjifoler, er life vioofoIo=
te", men birfeltge % hor l1oen Spips
bi0roget life ioa list til at irerneljfe
Goritaaelie mellem Go1ife bjemn1e
og Donife berourr. Sc 9ropiller,
iom er bpggeOe paa oisie to Sten.
net, bar ganlte litfert cit life ringc
8ereepne. Strpnerl1e holotes unoer
mere belfeone 6orbolo euo Set
aorbus, ser tog Jig mere itroalenoe
uo paa en- ltor 2anos,1oi1illings Bag
grun0. Ser blep .uo6rogt ferre
Sfaaler / %jfuuu1eu6c Gbnmboonc.
Meu ser blep iogt gobe og begtige
Dro, Ser ianot ct goot Steo, / @ei-
f~folelalene, og at Sa1fen ON oisis
Stepner far llaoet an ies beblte Ser
al, at Sc er goot paapei til at blips
en- fat Snititution. Seller life fla:
Ri bert, at Ser pao Sem fren1fom
noget fom Delft, Ser funoe tonume
@trio meo Sc Gpgaoer, 9. 81. g. fla.
fat fig, SIT toge Mfitan0 fra @pj.
foleltGunernc, for6i Sn6bpoern'
boer / Ganmarf, CT Ell, Smooligbeo
Der CT 8. 81. g. nperoig. Gnoreri
tilfoma1er Ser bore 9onosmqnt
bienu11e en- Sof for SER uopiite Sing.
befommeube6, % ser fiuoes aojfiIli
&c blanot Sn6bpoerne, Ser me6 fulf
6ltboritet tan tale mes ONT 6anIf.
anterttanife Sorbolo.
&efifoleitebnerne pil litfert gae
beres Gong l16eu @o6tienoelie ire
8. u. g., og bette bill intet pin6i
peo at itille fig oipiienoe operfo,
Dem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
&ripot 8 a II 5.

&c0 Chen al Sfolelo,o er SET
itorc Strrfl,ingcr pripot 2on0, JON
falu fipbcS til rin1elige Yriicr %
poa foroelagtige @ilfuor. Ger CT
ogioa mango opODrfeoe 6ormc / go0t
he6pggeoc Ggrc, ionn fan fjpbes til
meget loffenoc Yriier. 9isic Tor=
me bor ion &e9cl ct fl1loitenoigt
ltoltpr al 9%pgningcr, og for 6en1,
lpm Gor Mooo til at bctolc 90 til
$50 pr. Mere, bpoes fer 1lon1rrfcoe
@ootfip6.
Minnei oto bar flu,et glr0e Jig
at at bape intelligence og pinolfibe=
lige @orgere. Set fan meo fllo @e=
rettigelie liges, at StotcnS 9oreere
CT al 6eoiel og @fltannling Gtsen1=
pier paa Sc beoitc Super al m1cri=
touife og el1ropniifc Mrno og @pin=
Der. s Dpcrt MpbDggcr=S settlement
flnoe mau. finoe Strife pg Sfole,
bpilfct bar ct @epis poo, at @inl1e=
lota blcp bcfolfct mes gltofrpgtige
og pplplte Tnlf.
&cl ton6 pper beIe
2tnteu.
Ser CT Mnrfcr poo motcrie( &el=
ltan0 o%peralt, bbilfet natltrligbis /
Jig lclp er glGocligt; lllel1 Bette CT
life bort 9ips enelte Mool. Sc bpj=
ere og beorc Cling CT life forielnn1et.
Spnrtin1o6, Minncio to far i1,otoget
Ell 6prcritilling / ali, Ser tjcner til
at fremn1e Mon6slinet.
Sore 2rrconl toltcr, bore &irfer,
Sfoler % @olpitalcr fon ligcltilles
meo Sc beolte / 9ouoct. S @1tnit, 81
oenlfab, Sn0nltrt og @a10el inotoger
Statcn CT Dpi &aug.
81 tilbpoer Ser ior Sl1opolrorcrel,
goot 6armlan6 til Ell rimelig @ris
| 0en blon1ltrenoe Stot Minl1cl pta.
ntr0 ct &lilr1o, ipu cr oblolllt 1topcr=
trlrficnt; CIT Sorobnno, loln, bpoo
Nungtbar6co ongoar, isger lin 9ige.
nlco Morfcber li9c pe6 9pren, p9
meo allie Ml1tiocns 9efpemlneligbe-
Scr. &c lpber ingen &iiifo. Ger
bliper iifre 6rlrgter al Ceres Mr=
bcjoc. sc lDffeligite, melt tilfreoie
og melt belltooenoe 6olf / @eroen
finoeS / Minncioto. SGnf bette
nrrn1cre oper og banole Joni 9eres
Gennn1efroft bpocr Gem. Minneioto-
Sano bp0cr Grligc, pinoifibclige %
oriftige MGn0 e%ncltaoenoe Mnleo=
nin9er til at itaffe Jig ct goot Sienr
Ior Jig ielp % 6omilie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
@oetefeller II. til 1866, pil bans
Sen blipe Mrping til~1H 8u'ion
Collars % bans cueite Cater t. Ell
lige ioa flor Gum.

= @an: Gr ieg sen ferite Mano>
gu bar tpsiet?
Sun: @uo, bpor merfDRroige S
Meno oog er. Set bar De allelam.
men ipurgt mig ON.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18

strio efter B~rbnennrsre pao oettr
WIoo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18

Battered at the Post Office at St. Paul
Man,, as second.class mail-matter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
1 6 90 90 S 1T e.

Minuclpta bar 100000 6orr1e
poo onlfr. 15S s(cres bper, og ser CT
tilitrrffeligt meo uoprfet 9ono igien
til p%0erligere 100000 eller flere
0orme. 81 bor iolt on1fring 25,<
100000 Mcrcs 9ono mnoer Gprf=
ming, o9 buer Ncre prool,cerer oor=
lily eli Npling pGrS omfring $1,000,
ellcr Ell iamlet Sl1m for belle 5toter
al $310,000,000. 0cmne Gum
fonlnlcr fra @pc6e, Mois, So, SATIRE.
@pg, snug @prfrd % more 6rtior=
ter, Eotctcr p9 nnore @%rpniogcr,
sG6ler oH o1bre 6rltgtlorter, &reo=
tl'rer, 6jerfru og Meieriprooufter.
Gre @ltnore0c og ii Millioner Col
lars CT cit fpritclig Slm til at fpie
til Stotens og Motioncns Miooom
pna ct Mar, og 6ennc Sl,m CT ct bel
toleuoe @epis poa SEN f%rl,ot6ore
Sorobun0 / staten Minneioto. Meo
Sc forbeoreOe Metbooer for 9prfnin=
gen al 9aa6et, iom StatenS 2or6=
brngSlfoler og forifielIige Sorcnin=
ger I'LL unberpiier 6ornncr,,c /, fon hi
n1e0 go0 Gruno pentc ct enona1 ltprre
((o6ptte al bper Mcre / Tremtior,>.
Sntcrcsont 5oI.
6slgcnoe 6ofta tpr bore al S5n-
teresie: S 1850 bob6e Serritoriet nj
Go1rntper me6 Ell iomlet @efoIfning
paa 6>077; 1860 bar @efolfningen
172,023> / 1906 bite @tote1s @e,1=
jus ct Srp6bDggerontal al 1,979,9t2,
% Snobpggerantallet for nnrpercn.
De CT betpbelig oper Sc to @inioner.
5 1860 par Sen immleoe Sfattctoflt
poa Gjenoomme / Stoten $685..
40S; / 1909 bar SEN $1,1O8, $685.
1852, bporaf $20o,593,578 bar pao
SSernminer / Sen norositlige Sci al
Staten % $407, 000,0 paa onoet
2a1s. S 1862 bopoe Stoten 10
Mil meo Sernboner, I'LL bor hi g.
255 Mil al oe beoitc u0itpreoe sSern-
haner 9an6et.
@tots 81. nititntioner.
Mt bar en- pregtig samling al
statsinitituttoner, iooiom tiosmes.
Jig %noitpreoe Stoler, 8ormbiartig=
beoSonitalter og Strafanltalter. Sen
1a'11leoe Gum betalt for 8pgninger
for stotsinitit1,tioner op til % iuo-
befottet 1909 por $t7,135,067.97.
S 1861 bopoe hi fun to Gtotsinlti-
t%l1tioner, og til geoligeboloeljc. al
oisie me6gif 1888. S 1909 nor
oen iamle6e Gum, Scr meoqif til
Seoligeboloelie al stotsinititutio,cr-
ne, $2,553,767.49.
S 1860 bop6e 9tatsfaslen en- iam-
let Snoteet al $139,522.62 og Ito
betalineer poa till: 13s,846.s4. S
1909 bar Sc iamleSe S1aotagter $12,-
521, 3s6.o2 og l1obetolingerne $12.-
'n7,018.25.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18

Aaentcr fur uure Bigger CO %laee
ian,t yGanlte / Irncrita".
.. SJausriu,
SDicr, Miun.
:. 6. Heter|en,
272 @mrniise 81,
&prtlnun, Gre.
8. s. Glauicn,
1888 Sacurvu NDe.,
Saeumo, @aI5.
Nans NrlScn Senisn.
Milmanfcc, @is.
Smlims @isiing,
9iupm 20, 1G1-163 &anoulpb Str.
Gbieagu, 81.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-06
Glvlna an Instance.

George" said the customer you
make pretty good thing OF It IN tips
IN the course Of year. don't your
Yes, sir" answered the barber Il
90 fairly well, Mr.. Parker, fairly well"
How do you manage it,"
"Ch, ! just jolly the swells along
you know. hand EN- out a little
tafly now an then"
81 see, by the way, George, now
that | think Of II, haven't you some.
thing that win make the hair grow on
that bald spot OF minc?"
Bless you, Mr., Parker, that amt no
bald spot The hair Is Just little
thin there, sir, that's all -. Thank
YOU, Mr. Parker"
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-06
PLATED OR OTHERWISE.

There was small crowd nj tho
soda counter when the tall man
rushed IN and pushed an empty bottle
over the drug scales.
Acid he whispered, eXcitedly.
Ten cents worth Of acid, and quick"
The soda-water crowd began to sit
mp and taRo notice.
whats he going TO do with that
ocid?" demanded one
ITS secret" answered TIE drug
clerk.
Nothing unusual, ! hopper"
'WelL rather"
What You mean TO say he Is go
Ing 10 take that acid?"
"Oh, no. Listen. There Is a silver
wedding at his house tonight and he
is going to test the presents as fast
as his friends bring them"
And then and there they voted him
the mcanest man IN town.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-06

Look herc!" shouted the purchaser
Of the little store in excited tones. 81
ought to have you arrested for swim.
ding"
What's the trouble now?" queried
the faker, inrocenuy.
Why, you told me when ! bought
that store that business was running
Ike clochwork"
"Yes?
well, after eight Gays had elapsed
] had to wind up the business"
We'll isn't that what you'd have TO
do with clocRwork? Come on and have
a cigar and then let me sell you pat
ent churn that turns out butter at
two cents a pound"
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-06

hey say she is able to trim her
own hats so that even women are un.
able TO discover that they have not
been fixed mp by the mlninors."
1T is unfortunate that she Is so
homoly."
who said she was homcly?"
Nobody; but n woman who could
save expenses by trimming her own
hats would never be permitted to re.
main single If she were not painfully
plain
"AIas, you have guessed IT,"
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-06
CIRCLES GLOBE IN AN AUTO

Mrs. Harriet Clark Fisher Of Trenton ~ j.,
holds the unique record Of being the only woman
who has girlled the -arth IN an automobile Mrs.
Fishers trip In her 40horsopowor machine makes
new history in the automobile world and particg
lary in the realm of women, with her on the
trip were her secretary Harold Fisher Brooks.
who drove: q man and maid servant and Honk
Honk her pet bull terrier, who was taken along
as a mascot In adluion the car which was
especially built for the trip carried a complete
stock Of tires parts and cooking utensils.
The party landed in France, toured loisroy
through It; thence through Germany and Switzer
land; crossed To Italy, whore q brief stay was
made at Como Thence they visited Vienna
Rome Naples and Port SAID taking ship from
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-06

RedA-What was that man talking
TO you about today when you were IN
your automobile?
Grono--O Oh, be was q book agent.
Did his talk have any effect on
you"
"Oh, no, didn't you notice had the
wind shield up?"-Yonkors states
man,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-06
ALL AREbORROWERS
MIS-. CUM3ACE TELLS OF HABITS
OF NEiGHEORS.
Trails and TribUlations OF One Who
Tries 10 Be Accommodating
Loaned Deg Costs Her Hus.
band 81.

band 81.
Here's the coffee you so kindly
loaned me. AIRS. Withcrspoon,' said
Mrs. Cumback. 81 don't make prac-
tise OF borrowing, bat when do ask
a neighbor for a little accommodation
/ return what ] borrow promptly
Nov, Mrs WaEsian would be
model ncighbur if she wasn't always
borrowing ANA forgetting 70 pay back
a week ago she came over aud Dor
rowod six eggs. / bate to lena eggs
We buy our eggs from "A farmer IN
the country and he brings them IN
while they are fresh and an his hens
are thoroughbrcds, and he feeds them
scientific ratons, and OF course, tho
eggs are superior
She said when she got them that
she'd return them the next morning.
The days went by, and she was IN our
house dozen times, and she never
mentioned those eggs. always
brought the conversation around to
eggs, but she didn't seem to take the
hint, 80 finally | spoke right out and
asked her why she didn't return the
eggs she borrowed.
81 have avoided that subject says
she, as cool az you please, IN order TO
spare your feelings, The fact is that
they Nere all bad
Actually Mrs. Withcrspoon, ! was
so Lad that ! couldn't say a word.
The Idea of such AN insult, in my own
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-06
Maklnq Her Useful

"IIo loves me, he loves me not"
murmlrod tho romantic summer
boardcr
you must have picked q thousand
daisies 10 pieces today" remarked
the old farmer
Possibly ] have
Couldn't ye play that game Just as
well with potato Lugs?'
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-06

A mother o. o great many small
children insisted on showing the new.
est baby 10 everyone who called and
really made q bore Of herself
one day her pastor called and as
usual She said: "Oh, Doctor Blank,
have you seen my last baby?"
NY dear madam, | hope so" be
said.-NucIs National Monthly.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-06

what do you call this?" demanded
the irate patron in the rush lunch
room.
Dat sab, am q hamburg steak" re-
sponded the polite waiter.
Hamburg steak? Hh! From tho
size Of it should say it was a hum.
bug steak"
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-06

Sh0wEcgan is .'nwluly pcotical
name, 30 it is not strange 10 ind that
people who live there have poetic
names, Mrs. Ilulda Green O. that
place hes eight children, an boys.
Each o., them was given name TO-
harmonize with the name Of the next
youngcr cllld, The miIdlo uauaa of
four Of the boys end in The same syl-
liable, while the middle names Of the
other four have q somewhat similar
Characteristic ending The names OF
the children are BENJAMIN Dolbort.
Walter Herbert, Harrison Wnbcu. Ell
mcr Albert Arthur Chester Freddie
Lester, Franklin Sylvester ana For.
rest Manchester.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-06

Mrs. X.--The fat above Us Is unoc.
cupied right now--why don't you
come and live there?
Mrs. 70, my dear! We've been
such good friends, and | hate to start
Quarreling with you!
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-06

Kitty Flies-And that Plttsburg
millionaire has been spending money
like a Midas, The old lobster!
Belle Wings-lIe'5 not q lobster.
Kit. He's ful-nedged gold fish,
that's what he is.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-06
KNEW A STORM WAS BREWING.

Mrs Wisc---If you are going TO the
lodge tonight you had better take your
oyercoat
Mr.. Wise--Arc you going TO sit up
and wait for me until ! come homer
Mrs, Wise-Cortalnly
Mr.. Wisc-Thcn IN take my storm.
coat.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-06

Little Tommy (aged five, in the art
gallery pointing to statue Of Venus)-
Oh. mamma! There's a woman with
out any arms.
Mamma-Yes, dear; she was an an.
cient goddess.
Little Tommy-Why, mamma,
didn't know that they had automo.
biles in those days.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-06

shave, sir?' inquired the physi.
ognomical tonsorial artist Of the man
with three days growth Of whsker.
"Of course mott snapped the man
in the chair, Bring mo a charlotte
rusae.H
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-06

Johnson-That girl is a Jewel,
Morrison-Why don't you marry
her?
Johnson can't furnish the set
ng.-Smart Set
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-10-06
AM ENGLISH PRISON EXPERT

At the invitation Of The United States govern.
ment Thomas Holmes comes from England to at
tend the International Prison conference. Mr.
Holmes is the secretary Of the Howard associa-
ton in London, which IS devoted 10 The double
work Of reforming prison administration He SIS
admittedly the foremost Of practical English
criminoogists, He has made a lifelong study Of
criminals Before he became the secretary Of
the Howard association he was for many years
court missionary.
For a long time Mr. Holmes has been adyo.
eating the right Of offenders to pay their fines by
instruments and thus, IN measure, cqualizing
the glarng disparity in treatment which the law
makes between the rich and the poor At pres.
emf the poor man or youth who commits some
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dg he cannot Immediately hld over
y Deent for his misdemeanor which blind justice demands Of
him. with wened pocket to whom the
payment hardship the gnohy OF imprisonment
altogether
within measurable distance OF Bns ms
PEI reform adopted enactment few days ago on H o @
howard official interview with winston Chun
e home is to look after the ahSu
OF Justice then has announced his nehHon "
wauRnrating
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First Didn't tha, thin chap
YOU was Wait'n' on tin your
Second Wailer-Tip me! Say,
George, that blokcs so darn mean
that If he weighed himself | don't be
licye he'd Tip the scales.
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driving pcrhap n head
and during his
interest progress of
to he was born 1852 and admitted the 1875
had that bee in his bonnet" he
through with the u(
afterwards Oklahoma
During Oklahoma judges named by the
I district the Of them sitting together capital
].
the
luans supreme bah with the
o. associate justice
appointed in 1902 by President Roosevelt ana
In
I,o realized his from
me- bench his pastme his judge state
lois bed ne
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+ THE STORE THAT CLOTHES I
you FROM HEAD TO FOOT
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Searching Houses Is Simply Fun for
A Merry Burglar, Is Bits Confession
nv sILL, THs BURGLAR.

-, ~, of playlna poker ls most.
80, il the ether fellows chips.
az o. sneoplna through a
y ,s,er you've broken IN, Is 20
ssss .omethlna worth while. rs
20 a. eat q the burglars eusi.
asss H. - -
!, times finding things. Women
~ "A blamed funny, ard they
80. a. hard trying 70 find place
-, house where they can hide
y -, ,elnos that sometimes the fel-
49,, - IN my business are hu'taleed.
"a .s.re's a funny thing. though. and
-. ,,n across Il time and again.
,.s..sn hide their rings and things
!. .sr,s ED. dusty shoe eos or an
- eandy hoS. wrap some cloth
..,.,,s Il and sling 4 on the fleor
!, me elothes closet. u doesn't
=. very good. and a housewife
III .,y. ~well, ! wonder Il bur
-, ~cula ever think Of touehinu
vhe,es no wonder about u
ress'il 80 for these old boxes sure
!. shoollnx. Don't you think that
"a Who's been Ia the burglar
s.sgsess FOR long time gets 20
- that women aren't tools
..esxh 10 put their Jewels IN a
- box on their dresser They re
.lsays after trying 10 set a place
49, A man wont think of look.
- And that's Just the Kind of
s.sess we're all the time looking
tw
Tas-e don't seem 20 be \ place
k.xisr don't hook into before he
-. IL staff. I've known EN- TO
- hwels in old shoes standing In
elThes closet. between linen and
s.askerchiefs IN the chandeliers,
AR carpets. beds pillows. IN
v~ass il China cabinets. behind pie
,v~s in stoves In the summer
slms--ln fact IN all kinds ~ places
Hsrss ! little tip Almost every
s,rurr thar makes safes makes
ast.e rcand safe about six Inches
,Aroasht That's sci Into your wall
ksAlat sogne picture SOS Il cant
4 Seq Ncw YOU can leave your
stus 10 there. and no burglar b.
a. wugld can get u open ltd takg
rexr with 4 good charge 81
4sa 10 bi0w the door of that
MI are open. and let me tell yua,
srrxaz aren't ~yexgs by a Ions
al Yoa cant tear the little safe
m.s x he Baa and carry Il away
nj yoa raat Nafk the combiua
IA L 10 ges oue Of these little
ia 10 Goat have 20 haSc ans
szisy III d he hank. and can
lsep yom MeerSare and Jewels
Eherv maR sssd them
HRS 90 iaing you caa't depemd
q. iAsssa A l0t 81 these expen.
sFs 8Fesa%rs and bureaus aud
efgMlsg iaolus are fixed up with a
bsts ass drawer Sliding into the
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drawers locked. force Il with the
Hcrewdrivcr, Then 20 after the
small one the same way. This 10
one OF the first places a teiloW IN
our business will look for Wheu he's
ransackiug a house.
Don't buy drwserFa with this Kind
OF wrinkle They're a sell And
II you've got one already don't put
your vAiuahies tn a.
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side OF the upper right hand drawer.
The statesmen will give you a lot Of
talk about them being burglarproof.
and that they cant b. ssSsn. Why.
every man ia the business knows
when be sees a high.priccd dresser
that there's little drawer r,aaning
INTO the side. nui It's a GRAFT 10
open these up. A stout scrcwdriver
win do the work II the bis