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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28
MIHING ACTIVITIES
 WILL COMMENCE SOON

That there vii be considerable ac. tsitg among the mining men and "p- orators this winter is an established ..,t Numerous parties have already ..t.8 their outfits and are pr.par- n- tn gst a.", at the nr~t opror- tlnlts pres, l.'d Local outhttiue stores have ...n kept bu-y the past n.tk furnishing the m'a,ts win rro- visions and supple,
 Anderson. Grnwn md Johnson win ,,,n work thel' ri g,Ity on Inslcsldr creek. Th,y are all ready to commence operations
 Nelson and company will likeyi~, toe husE at their Dexter hill property dur- Hg '." winter months
 Manaeer Ed Johnson of the New Eae.e Mining Company will start op-
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28

"rati"us on their ground today A large dump will be taken out
 There win also he men at work on the Yellow Jacket property this year
 Johnson and Erickson will operate on No. 5 Dry creek during the next few months
 Wise, Watson and Gale are shaping things up for the taking out of a big dump on 5l-2 Little creek. They will install self Jumper to take the place of the cars which hay" been in use during the open aeason
 \ contract has been let by the Sean dia Mining Company for the sinking of tw" shafts on their claim. the May fraction. Charles Larson. the man who had charge of their work last season, -e"ur.d the contract
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28
NORTHWESTERN STORE
 WILL MOVE SUNDAY

The Northwestern Commercial Com pany will move their store on Sunday fIom the present location in the Kim ball building into the large store build ing formerly occupied ny NJ. r. At kinson Company. The company owns this building and find that the store
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28
A WARM WINTER HOME.

The Northwestern moves into it's new store, two doors west of present location. Monday next. Above the store IS one of the best suites of living rooms or offices in Nome. Warm store below insures warmth above and the location IS the most central and con venient in Nome. See Hesler.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28
MANAGER TAGGART
 REPORTS FOR DUTY

: W Taggart of the Pacific Cold Storage Company. reported for duty this morning after an absence of sev- eral days during which time he was home fighting il out with a severe at tack "f cold. and other complications contracted during the rush of work at the time the last steamers were getting ready to leave
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28
NORTHWESTERN
 EXPECTED SUNDAY
NuRTHWESTERN EXjrcted Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE. oct eS-A wireless re- ,.Nrt from the steamship Northwest s'n of the Alaska Steamship line. noy, en route from Nome 10 this port. statre that the vessel will arrive Sunday.
 The vessel is reported as meeting n l'''le rough weather on the down trip hgt nothing compared to the rough s'as she encountered on her triT Nar'h. This boat has the largest pas seup,r list of any vessel sailing iron Aunr this season. but the captain re Iaris all well and the passengers en- j.viHg the trip.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28
j. Nj. SLOAN, Nj. D. C. NJ.

Manitoba University. L.. R. C. F.. Edinburgh l.. R. C. S., Edinburgh, L.. F. P. & S.. Glasgow.
 office hours: to and to S:3O p. m Phone: unice. Main i5: resi- drnrs Black c..
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28

The Eagle don't ask your patron. age on account of the popularity or prestige of any one connected with the house. We ask it because we sell the best goods produced at a reasonable price. Try gallon of our Whisky either Bourbon or Rye. Free delivery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28
OFFICIAL BUSINESS CITY OF NOME
CITY DOG POUND.

Following is list of the dogs i'm pounded under provisions of Ordt- nance No. 2l2 during the 2i hours sndlng al 3 o'clock last night Gray malamute Black bitch, mixed breed Oct. 2s. 1910.
 ANDERS ANDERSON
 P0undma ster
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COPS RAID A
 CARD RESORT
Nugget Special Service.

NaSSNh SPNNfat SNf tNCs
 CliCAG,.. oct. ->-lu a ~r"otacu- la~ raid conducted by the police. here. today vent, men wcr, arrested and hu 'kcd un ,u.. charge of gambling The tu.rty mor arrested arr all we'll known bd ,ueSs and cIubmcu and were caught while participating in a gam, "f poker at one ur the local sporting clubs
 Th" list of th. arrested includes -Iac" bankers six stock brokers and rer', syntatNc~ fsum nearly all lues of business
 pending their trial which win come mp next Monday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28
GLADSTONE ARRESTED.
Nuggets Special Service.

ST LOUIS. oct. 21.-Gilbert r. Glad stone. grandson of the eminent British statesman and orator. was placed und- CT arrest here today. charged with fraud.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28

Fresh killed chickens at the Pacific Cold Storage Company. We have pur. chased all the chickens from the Holy Cross Hospital, about one hundred in all. so if you want one come early.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28

Secure your reservation now if you want to take this beautiful trip down the inside passage on the Bender Bros leaving Nome on october 2S. the price is s75 plenty of grub and a good cook
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28

beautiful scenery in the world. if you do. get your tickets now of Irl Rank and take tue trip nf vour life tn Se- attlr We win only take 4o so get them today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28
Photo Albums. lomen Bros.

We have the facilities and the skill for making photographs of children and babies. The Novel; Studio.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28
DRESS MAKING.

Drsssmaking and sewing. Mrs. Clarence A. Riggs. Over Nome POstofhes. Phone Main f8s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28

Parties desiring to go to Southeast ern Alaska via inside passage call at tfiee of schooner OuSbuy U S. Me~- cs-tile Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28
FOUND.

FoUND-A pocket book containing many papers on the Bessie road name of G. Griodon appearing in the same. owner can have same by pay ing for this ad.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28
Sheet music at lomsn Bros.

Try a gallon of claret. port. sherry, old Lacey or Ayherton whisky. st Nas- 'or's. Main
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28
HERE IT IS.

The swellest bath rooms in Nome largest tubs with Moonlight water al Mielke's.
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FOR SALE.

Fo ksALE-A 10 horse power boiler, points and everything complete for a thawing plant. Inquire of Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28

Thanksgiving. Xmas and Ne. Years greetings for the Bender Bros. at Lo- men eros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28

Why not send your picture out to your friends now. The Novel; Studio.
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cENTRAl cIvE Me roaY.s.

I've just opened a boN of outside candy and it's stale. But then there IS Toby he makes 1t fresh every day l'll just call him up.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-28

When in Nome stop at the Eite Baths. Open all right. Steam heat.
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CALAMITY
 ENTAILS LARGE LOSS

Ucohtinued from Page OneD
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Latest novels at Lomen Bros.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-06

Not a Patent Medicine.

To the Editor of The Times: There
appeared In the Detroit papers ON
Dec. 25. or &c, an item relating to the
death OF Mrs. Anna Green. This
death was reported to have been
caused by headache powders" or
tablets.
| happened to be In Detroit shortly
after this death was reported and
made 1t my business to investigate
the case and I learned that Mrs
Green died from an overdose of Dow.
er's Powders. not a proprietary pre-
paration. but a preparation OF opium
and ipecac almost universally pres
cribed by physicians.
Some OF the Detroit papers made
IL appear that the death Of Mrs
Green was caused by proprietary
preparation or a so-called patent
medicine
| am calling your attention to this
specific incident. not In a spirit of
criticism by any means. but simply to
show you the manner In which pro-
prietary medicines are often misrep-
resented and the public given wrong
impression regarding them.
E. F.. KEMP,
Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. 4. 1910.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-06

library, where | said before. behind
Once more. Jussieu!" interrupted
the surgeon.
lost sight of the agonizing periods.
7 tainted more than once and was re-
stored TO life by pain. Sometimes l
lied. more often I shrieked aloud the
truth, and was not credited. But AT
last growing wise under the torture.
/ perceived what my inquisitor wished
me rost to say. and / vowed time al
ter time that Marion possessed the
ieweIs, and Marion alone. At last Sir
Cha.les decided to believe me, and my
manglcd hand was gIudgingly releas-
cd.
| I fell into a heavy sleep before they
left the room and when | awoke ! was
bcnumbed and very listless. The table
remained In tho room. and lamp
thereon cast yellow glitter round the
plastered walls. To the left OF my
chair there yawned a deep hole In
the floor. with bricks and earth and
stones heaped against the wall behind
Very patiently Il was my grave,
Beudant came and made me cat and
drink. was very faint and only ask
ed him for the time. He told me II
was 2 O'Clock upon the fourth day oil
my Imprisonment.
! While wondering at the news. fell
lasleep. Beudant again awoke me with
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-06

Both Montgomery and Knappen
would grace the place Judge Lur-
ton's) and all the position with honor.
dignity and ability. Perhaps the
greater public interest will attach TO
the suggestion that Montgomery may
be given the appointment by Presi-
dent Taft, since such an appointment
would remove from the present guber-
Material situation one OF the candi-
dates. Criticism Is already rife In
certain quarters OF Judge Montgom-
ery's course In retaining seat upon
the supreme bench while actively en-
gagged In a canvass for the nomina-
ton for governor.-Sault Ste. Marie
Evening News.
The formal announcement OF the
gubernatorial candidacy of Secretary
OF state Martindale for the nomina-
ton for governor Is now daily expect
ed. The real object OF this, II Is
said, is to draw Wayne county votes
away from Pat Kelley.-Bay City Tri-
bune.
II Mr.. Kelley. representing the War
ner school OF politics, Is 10 be the
next Republican nominee-which heav-
en- forbid-Mr. Hemans should be the
Democratic nominee. For he Is the
man In Michigan best qualified TO
clean Mr.. Kelley's clock-Jackson
Patriot
Plans Of the friends OF VIM. M.
Smith OF this city to enter the race
for the Republican nomination for at
torney-general next year. seem to be
going along well. Several state papers
have discussed his supposed candidacy
favorably. and The Saginaw, Courier
Herald intimates pretty strongly that
the entire eighth congressional district
will back him IL he succeeds and
Henry c. Smith of Adrian should sue
coed Mr. Townsend In congress, the
Smiths would be pretty well situated
politically in Michigan; for there'd be
WIN. Alden In the u. S. senate, sam
ard Hank" In the lower house. "Bilf'
as encouragement. And II more are
wanted there is an endless chain OF
'em here. in Michigan.-St johns
News.
Townsend would be very foolish to
throw away one Of his best assets
that OF being a live congressman-in
making his canvass for senator. Sen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-06

You pretty actress!" / sneered,
'you know nothing oh. OF course. you
know nothing"
Miss Lo Mar knows nothing,
Hume" sad Sir Charles, In tones o.
ice. But IL is time she knew. You
viii tell her, or shall II"
You" I muttered. / was little
dazed. Marion had not thought ia
have me tortured, then. | had TO re-
adjust my mind concerning her.
Sir Charles nodded, and the girl
and he gazed into each others eyes
"rell me-" she cried,
His fingers have been pierced with
frozen probes between the nail and
quick"
1t seemed to me that an hour passed
before their glances parted But al
last Marion uttered a little gaspine
sigh and slowly turned to me. Her
face was very pale. How you mus,
loathe me-" she muttered.
Yes" I answered simply. But
you will better understand how much
IL you will trouble 20 explore the room
lately occupied"
Gomez" said Sir Charles. at once
and he strcje ACROSS the cellar.
They we're not absent long, yet
when they returned Marion had some
color In her face.
"You shauld have known 1t. child.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-06

Sir Charles was saying. II ala not
use bald words. because ! trusted your
intelligence. a long voyage was the
term l used. II bore one application
only I'm my mind You must perceive
how utterly Impossible II 10 that he
should live. Why, II We kept hin pris-
oner. he might escape-10. 20 years
hence even. and yet he still could
ruin u.s."
She bowed her head before him and
appeared To think.
And unless NJ. Hume confesses
that he lied about the packet, ] must
behold his torture and listen TO his
screams,"
"unhappily. my child"
Perhaps, perhaps. m'sieur-if he
withstands the torture and persists 10
lie. you will then torture me? You
do not see. though I see. He has
planned that you should bring mo here
for his revenge. Therefore. he will
not tell the truth! VIII you torture
me. msieur?'
My child. you are a fool. II Is
the truth that am seeking. / would
give you the jewels II you needed
them. But this l shall not do-permii
that man to triumph over me. In one
iota, Why. Marion-(his voice bloke)
he once obliged me 10 shake hands
with HIM"
| thrilled TO hear him. for I saw he
spoke the truth. and understood III
last how bitterly he had brooked the
way that l had used him.
Marion left the surgeons side. and
came very close To me. Agar Hume.
she murmured, II have used you Ill
but how IN I did not dream till now
As God hears me would never have
betrayed you II had known it could
have meant. what II has meant. and
means!"
Go ONT said !. your voice is very
sweet.
"You loved me once" she whisper
ed
II did indeed"
by the memory of that love I'm
plore you now to speak the truth and
forfeit your revenge. l am only a wo
man, monsieur: surely my punishment
Is great enough in knowing that have
brought YOU TO your DEATH"
I'm not dead yet. mademoisellc
You reproach yourself too soon.'
nut you Will uic. SIG SAieu
When II Is written"
She gave a little moan. For Gods
sake" she pleaded, for Gods sake,
NJ. Hume"
"Sir Charles" said l, II thought my
self liar till met this woman-and
selfish. too. beyond comparison. Did
you ever hear the maxim I invented
for the ruling OF my life? 1t was this:
First person paramount But look
ut her, She dwarfs and shadows me
so much. without a maxim but her
womanhood. that I can only keep my
dignity by noising my defeat. Here
am ]. bound. helpless. Ill. and threat.
ened with painful death because
Of her. But she has jewels which she
sets before my agony. and she would
spare herself the shame OF witnessing
that agony. Wherefore she tries To
fool me to the end. not caring what
suffer. so that her eyes and ears are
not offended"
Very WE'LL" she cried In voice
grown hoarse and desperate. TOT
ture him! Torture him. That Is al
have to say!"
Sir Charles glanced from her IN the
Negroes. Light the stove" he said
| The wretches disappeared behind
my chair. and heard one strike 4
lucifer.
Ito be continued.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-06
IN MANY GUISES
Story Exciting Dash for Fortune
Copyright Newspaper Assocanon)
BY Steel.

7 more food and sleep. Again l Tel
asleep. and again awoke to find my
self being softly carried from the eel
lar of my grave In, an adjoining
room. Ii contained, however. a long
rack furnished with some dozens OF
champagne. neck downwards, and
most carefully bestowed.
Next instant the door opened. l saw
the tail end of fight OF brick steps
and into the room rushed Marion lie
Mar, followed less quickly by the sur
geon. The girl stopped midway on
the floor But did not look at her
was too deeply agitated. and wish
Ell 10 gather up my strength Tor later
use.
"Mademoiselle lie Mar denies that
you gave her any packet. Hume?'
Does she?"
Yes, and she is here to confront
you"
/ ground my teeth. "Bah." | snarl
ed. "you doubt her word, or you'd
not have brought her here. see your
game, you wish her to make her own
theft by witnessing my torture. But
you will fail. you fool. Do you for
get that she betrayed me? She'll laugh
to hear my screams!"
Marion spoke for the first time. ISL
Charles" she began. in low vibrating
tones, this man looks very Ill. Wha
have you done with him, and wha
| IS the matter with his hand?'
HE will tell you" said the surgeon
Guilty.
looked up at her for the first time
Her eyes were dilated and full OF pas
/ sionafe questioning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-06
GET TO WORK!

Now the new years started In.
Get to work.
Things are waiting, 80 begin
Get to work!
Don't proceed to fume and stew
Ger the tasks awaiting you;
What you've got to do is-do!
Get to work!
Don't spend time on scheme or plan
Get to work!
Dreamer" IL an ALSO ram
Get to work!
Here's a year chuck-full OF days;
You can use IL lots OF ways:
See that every moment pays
Get to work!
You've a problem you must solve
Get TO work!
lust forget each good resolve
Get to work!
Let the dead past bury Its dead"
BE your motto go ahead"
And each day. till time for bed.
Stick to work!
PAUL WEST.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-06
Great Hoaxes of History
Speaking of Explorer He Had Nothing On the Strange Journey
of HotAir Balloonst.

THE Atlantic crossed in three days!"
signal triumph OF flying machine! !"
Then followed a story from Charles
ton, s. c.. telling OF the arrival at Sui
livan's island OF Monck Mason and
seven others In the steering balloon
Victoria. aftersa passage Of rs hours
from land to land
In those days when II took weeks to
cross the Atlantic, and when aerial
navigation was mere dream. such an
achievement. was the accomplishment
of the impossible.
The rush for the sole paper which
had the news says Poe, originator OF
the hoax. was something beyond even
the prodigious." TrE
For days and weeks this wonderful
trip was the one topic of conversa'
ton, and II was only when people
began recalling the moon hoax. also
perpetrated by the Sun. that they real
lied they had been caught" again.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-06
STATE POLITICS

ator Burrows was congressman
when he made the canvass for the
senate and so was Senator William
Alden and so were about 80 per cent
OF the other senators now at Wash
ngton.-Northville Record.
Calvin f. Houk has been re-appoint'
ed postmaster at Ironwood.
80
Probably not surpassed in the entire
state is the record OF Miss M. l.. Rus
sell. who has just completed her
twenty-ffth year as register In the
probate court Of Hillsdale county.
Although the longevity OF the service
In the trying position Is most un-
usual yet IT Is in the efficiency OF her
work that Miss Russell really excels.
IL Is said by her friends without fiat'
terry that she Is more fitted TO be O
probate Judge than many of the men
filling those Offices In the state. Al
ways of n pleasant disposition she has
made friends with all who have had
business 10 transact with the probate
court and she Is undoubtedly one OF
the best known and most highly es.
teemed women In the county.-Hills-
dale Daily Standard Herald.
The Lincoln club OF Hillsdale coun-
ty IL making an effort to secure Sem
ators LaFollette or Beverage as
speakers at their annual banquet.
Hillsdale IL about as Republican "a
they make 'em. and the fact that they
desire to hear the message OF an In.
surgent is ignifcant--Jackson Pa
triot.
The wise thing for congressman
to do is to cut loose from Cannon and
stay with the people who are his con-
stituents. This Cannon issue Is now
a live one and the politician who ig-
nores It will find that he himself will
be ignored when the fall election OF
1910 Is held.-Benton Harbor News
Palladium.
One OF the evidences OF a general
awakening of the needs OF Demo
cratic party in this country may be
seen in the arrangements being made
all over the land to celebrate Jackson
Day, which occurs on Saturday. Jan.
g. The movement does not seem To
be result Of concerted action, but q
general revival OF interest everywhere.
Charlotte Leader.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-06
CHARACTERS.

AGAR HUME. alias BROWN-Profes
sfoual mimic who becomes valet 10 DIT
WIN. Dagmar, and schemes 10 make
fortune. ,a.,-
SIR VIM PARLIAMENTARY oacn
elor recluse. whose house is the rem
devious OF a mysterious coterie
sin CHAS VENNER-Wealthy spe-
ciaIist. member OF Sir Dagmar's NOR
bid society of seven. CHIEF pronuotef Va
q series OF CHASTITY experiments. .,
GEO. CAVANAGH-Artist. announcer Va
the society, who has a romance.
MARION LIE MAR-Beloved OF Sas
anagh who is In the secret Oh the ~
ciety's experiments o,,,pvo
Dir FULTON, MIR. HUMPHKE ..
MR.. PARDO. MIR. HUSBAND-Meinoer
of the queer society.
DIR, VERNET-A French meoieA'
fanatic.
JUSSIEU. BEAUDANT-Negro as
sistants OF Sir Chas, venner. ,,
SEXTON DAGMAR-Heir 10 sir VIII
tams title.
BUTTS-A butler.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-06

Woodbine stranger known TO few.
He was attired In jaunty beaver
hat with rolling brim. brave red
waistcoat and watchguard of massive
workmanship. To the provincial mind
OF Rudolf Kidneystew this hnery APP
peared very whimsical. II provoked
full sneers. "Fop!" he cried. "Dandy!"
To add to his shameful behavior. IL
such a thing could be done. he cast
clods of turf ut the stranger. How
ever. the newcomer took this cruel
trick in good part, In fact. he was I'M
able TO find brick or piece OF build
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-06

man of Whangdoodle's circus" said
his father kiss him. Rudolf"
but Rudolf did not kiss him. The
stranger. or dandy, as he though; him
TO be. was none other than Uncle
Jack. You may suppose how
ashamed Rudolf felt OF his naughty
tricks. but now 10 wish was vain. The
remainder CT the family were given
reserved seats near the bass drum.
but Rudolf was not even allowed to
carry water TO the elephant. With a
hoarse chuckle of merriment or elee.
Uncle Jack explained that the ele-
plant was not thirsty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-06
tContinued from Yesterday

Next instant I uttered scream OF
agony, for a burning pain han sud.
denly pierced my thumb. A long
needle has been. inserted down TO the
Joint between the nail and the quick.
Jussieu was already busy at my fore.
finger Mercy. mercy" I shouted
I'll tell you the truth, the truth
"Then speak,"
"Shs has them, Marion!"
Once more Jussieu," said Sill
Charles.
Again that penetrating agony. Again
raved and screamed. Again l swore
III tell the truth.
Speak" cried Sir Charles.
"They are in Sir William Dagmar' s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-06
Thursday January Q.
1910
8 pr FREp ScNNxFER.-

ing material TO slam against Rudolrs
alabaster. blue-yeined brow.
am happy 10 record that Rudolf
was well punished for his bad and
contemplate temper. when he ar.
rived at his domlcile the whole Kidney
stew family was receiving rich gifts
from an elegant gentleman.
Rudolf. here Is your long'iose
Uncle Jack. come back as advance
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-06
From Another Point of View

The insursen just now seems to be the without
governor
Kelly will
Ah. he wind. I
tE Married
he s South
Africa Perfectly killing, as 1t
the and doing
D.
them substantial assistance.
sympathize with -
gavtation; What y
declares benefit Of
nG that costs the company $4,000 to heat the 10000
which
~ q establishing princess agency on this side
a
the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-06
BIbuIous.

nevertheless" said the young To
man, "he Is an ambitious poet. lie
would serve the muses. all his HE.
But" replied his elder, he makes
the mistake of supposing that Bacchus
is one OF the muses"-Catholic STAN
dard and Times.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-06

A Lindsborg boy had been clothed
with his fathers CASTOR wardrobe
and was one day found crying behind
the barn. PAS gone and shaved his
face clean,r' he explained, and sup
nose I'll have TO wear them red
whiskers now."-Wichita (Kan.)
TcaOlp