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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

Huga = Hucsss ~ fHrsrsnasH
We must Keen fhe race Of me strongest ne ier
rihie STRIFE fhat kills
rhst thr raddrss suaiir on our endless ranks a.
ahs iurs, IRON her rnlfeu hius
[ 81 fre Hrak Of hnsty and snul 60 down lFt rome
whst ryu rnnnes'
70 ~ Ise 30 s'en M ne terrible march eiose 10
TIE wiling drums
Ar~ ar ion weak 20 main tain me strids' Pass
on March over -
our arel ~ ne roadga, uaved win souis It's
only NE weak reErer
\ tnnussnf hlooul. must fade IN bud that uns
nrrfert rose NAV 10
- = fhuusand mrn must fAl hat me- NAY hold
M earth In fre'
Ne r-ust Err1 the nar~ ~ fhs str0n rest rlust
s'sn a. ui'h thrgs - steel
Thnirh NJ bod, faint nea'h no rAcking stride
th1uFh NJ 'arui.hst spirit reel
Th1urh fhs DAYS drag on into YEAR yeaTs M
s'ers inin endiess rhsN
keep rarr' AMI 10 Tor fhr hrirhts ~ ord uhers
ne urtng Fodde7s sniies'
W. r-ust Zen ne rare ~ ne strongest Fas
~l8sr ~ ~ rolling druTs
lrat down Pass o's- brrah Nith ne hcsl Nhorvei
before ~ CUmrs'
no - srr our aorls' Ws utrs M world uhr
tarss - M rodfe - rTf'
who vfns TTUst uhnrh' herp pare or eitf fai
on - fhs rrar anf ~
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There. not IN ire vide world q nook that's ~
A. NJ room In our houss oa-no matter M
street.
on the last rays ~ feeling and NE must dspar,
~, the lovs Of that snugEsry fade from ny heart
Vet II u not ths odOs o. pipe and cigar
Cigarettes would mention. ws usually barn.
n (. "a, ne temperate WhiskeyN ~ sWu
on no there Is something more exquisite stil'
-ris n. chuns whose s,Anch friendship - bold
very dear.
who.s stories and Jokes we're delighted 70 hear
ara Who feel hat tobaoeO IL bound 10 improve
The humorous talk that Ue ali Of uslovc'
svr,, haunt Of q smoker How weaFy bsains rest
In thy fragrance and cam Win the pipes thsy love
hrst
VIE, ths worries Of nfs for en- hour or TOO esass
And our nesrsehauma. Ike autumn leaves eoiO'
Ia TorruE HsscocH.
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KaISER ms NINErI ESrtrES
l. Ni,a the beneficiary 81 several Trusts
His ENpenses.

R.rrIv. juno : 4 htll for rnIsi7g the
civil rsr - tLs Kaiser a. Kirg n Prussia
has fr0r introduced into tho lower hour"
. Il Tho PrIssian Diet IN the form Il a SUP
Elementary credit providing for an in
rroas. q the revenues Il the Crown by
$50 80 A. tho same time a proposal
for another supplementary credit was
/ land uaCp-e the house involving an extra
grant ~ tho royal eHchequer n S17SOno
"a vsa- Tor the maintenance n the royal
fhoatre~
H.s hravy responsibilities az a family
man are tho princiapl reason why the
! Kaisar finds his present revenue II D.s2S-
On as RIng of Prussia and ts50,OOO a.
German Emperor Insufficient He has
% srppoYt his three married sons. each
a whom kceTs up two households one
at Berlin and one al Potsdam. Ofths
four other children. Prince Adalbert
"a in the navy and has a villa al KEEL.
while Prince Oscar has % have a rented
house % live in until his studies at Stras-
burg are over. The upkeep Of the royal
castIes. many Of which he seldom sees.
"a also a heavy dain on the purse Of the
Kaiser.
Anothsr item which bulks largely
in the Kaiser's expenditure - his out
lav on the royal theatres. On the royal
,bsatres az Berlin be- spends tSOO.OOO a
year and on each q those az Wiestaden.
4 f,s.sl and Hanover. $4,000 AltORsther
D - he ancoura cement Of art In varioH
forms the Emperor. Il ~ said. dis
] brTrses 81 .75O.0oO year
IN he debate on the bill In the
; pr1saiap Diet the Social Democrats. a.
vas sxperte1. were the only party that
oUp0sei the increase o. the Kaiser
/ .iyiI Est and their opposition was basel
an he ground that a. an agricultural
landlord he profits enormously ny the
iUcreasei price Of grain owing 70 the
,r,ta.tive customs duties. This Increase
! - me ryval income from grain growing
s.taf.s h estimated a. ei75. 600 a'yeaT.
Irart from the civil list and the Kaiser
,irsfv estates there are a number Of
-aivat,ls Prtlssian family trusts IN which
Inc Kaiser il the chisf beneficiary, one
raa founded IN the seventeenth century
Nv the Great EleCtOT. In IsS Frederick
Wuiian I fOundei another house TRUST.
S. ierick William III lett behind him
n isrge property. 81 which q, 10000 was
r,,f In trust a. aCrOwn treasure. Han OF
,bia Crown treasure y known a. the
-ngtrfe1riR.- or Necessity fund, and IL to
10 tguchel only IN the case Of extreme
The same King leTt money FOR = spr,nosly
,ru.s- for younger sons. freleftch
William II. IN his prs,iecsusOy's hOQsS
,rtsf igtart. but In twelve years he
s,'.rt as 40 100 Of the nations money
I'D Freierick William ". would have
-pent a. much on building had y DOT
bv the isFs revolution. -,
'The Kaiser'a ninety estates are manager
. -, ths so-callei Court Chamber 81 Prop
"y,ies III the Royal Family. which has
several thousand subor iinate ohlciae IN
~ proyirces The M0rgeHpoa declares
,Estths Kaiaar'b income from this source
Il about O. $4,000 q year. Another
.-,iWafs puts The total Of he civil Inst, %
| the Income from lands and 81 ne revenus
ffom family trusts az 1.Ooo.0ao q year
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Ths heids are ph1aEhed. Ne Ssoa h sgau
And SIMMER nuTturss H. q hsf gracG
Sea uin NE io0d Of ne world b EFuua.
And ths harvest Tine uoms o. apaee.
But RoWhcrs % I 80 % hear
ne reaper u ths yestsyear.
A houss - building Asroas Tas uaY.
From sin 70 ruaf q h rising fair.
rhe sound Of hammer begins the dhy.
Atnight Ne Eorkmen sun are there
Bat noa here DO - 90 heaT
Tie master buildsr u yrstsTyear
There h hash % Gre and ciash Of steel
Where ioTurs ridden and anvils HnE.
pauss On ms onward way add wheel
To Hatrh me heavy aieAgrs swing.
bot nos here % 80 o. bar
The smith Who Wr0aght but yesisfyear
ne WoTh u he sorld g0es bravery on.
ThouGh ~ tollihg hands may pausf and fai
Another oomss whsn ons h gene.
There are men. and labor. whatever beiaii
Soon one NAV look. nor 80 nor hear
The song o. singer Of yestsrycar.
NNErrH M L0wArNR-
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lightning Dee.n,t strIks IN slcen

Ff"W w. tsNNN"h hfHNlf"
Dr Brewer should have advised thoss
who are nervous IN thunderstorm ~ so
not merely 10 bod but n sleep There II
a popular tradition that lightning will not
sill any one who b. asleep.
The folk lore of lightning s extensive
and peculiar According 10 one school
the splinter- ~ q tree struck by lightning
are an tufnllible specific for the toothache
But the most pleasing superstition b. that
which used 20 hs cherished by the boys Of
a Yorkshire village who believed that II
they mentioned the lightning Immediately
after a fash the seat 81 their trousers would
he torn out. No hoy could he induced TO
make tho experiment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19
NhIzks, ina Tree Trunk

From hG augusta 'hr0nicig
While cutting down a tree on his preml-
aes recently George salley. residing near
Orangeburg. : e.. made a most unusual
find Mr. saliey noticed something shining
in one 81 the chips that few on lie found
h 20 b. pierre Of glass that came from within
the tree
The small piece % glass vas chipped OF
a bottle which was imhedded In the tree
and tho bottle vas full OF very fine Old
Whiskey The tree had a peculiar growth
Three branches grew out about SIX feet
above the ground making a. one time a
small ledge Mr. salley's theory IL thar
the uuart ~ whiskey Vas placed In this plare
during the var The branches % the tree
afterWard grew together. completely en-
closing the bottle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

Cnpla n Gray.
I ued a ribboa aud smOothed . euh
Win q hAs'y Elanrs In ne io0kihg giass.
When between the blossoms Of pink and pcar
In ne sunsc, EioN I saH him pass
But greeted him a. a friend. No more.
And Ne at Ne utdth Of Ne r0om apaTL
For ! feared nat under the ross I wore
Ne would hear ire sound Of ny ihrObbinG hear,
We TALKED and taIked In . sulisd uay.
And ne wOuld BE- talkiag sui 10 doubt
But CUPID Rad IN the coat Of gray
A. tiny mouse came stealing out
! ran right inso ny lovsra arms.
And hs he'd me iasL and must confess
That quite tofEetung my uild AlArms.
kissed him back and I Whlspsred -Yes
MnNA iRvIN1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

POW NJ WdsatHTqa Nfv
- r1ary folks anihitious
Wave rtfriols trtrks ~ nIHy.
.r. looked on - susririors
r. - tHr Tine ~ daY
sra generous invits lion
70 gratitufs Or fa.ue
Wings ne intrrT0-afiol.
wonder ghAts MS game
% one orc riyrs ne r'9ney
nr r-rrrif H0ot adviee.
W. say "fTs rather funny
We'd hrst NJ thinking tuire
Rsfar- - heln 20 utn MIN
rhs nraiss ~ seeks - r'air'
n seems good naturef IN h~1
wonder uhaGs his Game'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

To aa EaF.
So beautiful n h IN iOrH.
70 far does n appear.
nave q yearuing great 10 put
~ Hps unto hat ear.
ThourN burning phrases come 70 me-
shall Dot say . uord.
orIan alruoss positive
Thst they would rot b. beard
Thsugh Cupid rares not. I an sure
An enyy ne ny 20,
Ia sar 70 uhicA ~ lpa app9oaeh
De- com upon ~ cob.
McI.aNuuUnal WnaoA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

on u IL mos, delightful
Tpon an aeroplane
To saii The elOudlesa azure
A. ships M stormy main.
To go ne stars above you
And MARI NJ earth beloW
And through ne boundlsss spares
10 rapidly 70 20.
rs great With blrdiiks motion
To mount M breezy blue.
with several thousand peopie
Your difEy stunts 70 vfsw,
me Kingdom u the eagle
To fsariessiy invade
Pit have never tried H.
Rscause I am afraid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

,hsy srs worth - and n only. or 10. p bets itu
80 Which h hghr
Neither. The value Of these I'VE NEEDS Il ~
IN any form Of p.nochie.
u IS says Three are playing dealing.
He gives four cards 90 time. but ~ Inc end nnda
only three FOR himself After turning the trump
he says ~ a. misdeal but 10 counting fheir carda
ever player Including ne dealer hnds be has
sixteen. - thai 4 must have given himself ave
in snme round. T. this misdeal'
% is misleal % he oards are not Eivsn cot
four 81 4 time IN each round. and a. this was not
the case IN me last round q misdeal may be IN.
sisted On.
D. u asks what authority there ia for msla1nR
le0 for The trfsmp sequence IN three Or four hand
although be acknowledge IL can be done In two
hand
What authority Il there for proven ting . player
from making ne sauc neifs IN three OF four
hand that h. makes 10 two hand' Can J pro-
duce any authority which says The royal mar.
riaEs Is not worth anything 10 three hand but Il
worth N IN two hand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

The Choiee.
hung . light IN me window.
Mads ready me hresd and vine
Thep tfis and sun waited I.ove's uin
To enter this house. Of mine.
NJ nelrhbog at a. her spinning.
and brav- vas her soaE md gay:
MT she gave no heed 70 ne vagrhnts need.
Nor cared n be came her Way.
love stoie through ne purple thadou.
And What we're me riffs ~ bore
Thastsned % see. but-ah. 80 Il mel
Ne knorked - my heirhbof' doas.
CHARLOTTE BRcHKa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

What Il the origin Ahd what NE Iignlncation
% the nAme Lackauaana' fMs~ua NOV
II comes from me LenApe delaware dialcr'
and h ths RArps Of a siEeap In eastern Pennsys
vania. Originally Il uAs IssAauuan"s. CON
pn-its u lsraau fork and AaHHs stfrani. and
meas ne river forks. ~ prhor element has
survived 10 our geography 10 iarkaNaAcn.
oriFtnsliy tsrhl,frgfank ths forks OF the road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

We will give to those who reply promptly volume OF
Roosevelt Cartoons appropriately bound containing over
400 cartoons BY MoCuteheon. Davenport Rogers Bush
Wilder MAYER, kembe. and Others equally famous They
make complete political history Of Roosevelt Soon these
cartoons will be priceless those of Lincoln are now
whether you keep the set Of the "HomeWard Bound
Roosevelt return 1.-THE cartoons yours
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

10 y0u knew oi any aatholau for NJ name
Culdruuina a. lndicauhg . race upon t1la conu
Ant before our rcd lndians. A prolHsaor IN
0ns Of our Institutions u earning, nan 81
pome repute. has Ei,en M nane. though nave
heen unabs 70 locate lt nus Ia n books % rrtcf
encc What u ahy thing, arr The Cotdfouiansi
D.
II Il not IN ne very latest Of the diciaonarieS,
Il Is not 10 tas bureau % fthnologys handhooA
u Ne Amsrioaa ihdiAhs. u dos not seem ~
ducibis % composition element, which may Be
rrrurniRri.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

SEst n. n. L. says. ~ bidding sith ne inten
don % playing q iafhe Fuch 4 u necessary 70
STATE ne faet or simply 70 onor ne number OF
points hat Ire game would BE- worth " Uon'
Tho bids are made just a. Tor ordinary solos
and the only announcement h he suit selectsd.
uhlrh must BE- named before touching ne skat
cards. Ths zane counts double n losL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

have 70 90 N outbd him Is N offer 10 win more
trirks ItisA common thing fora player IN name =
suit such a. hearts. Just n show sure trirs n
o. inviting his partner N % no trimps and ihen
io drop the suit n his partner does not respond
20 me invitation. An adversary Who aid moth
.r- vhen hearts wers bid hscAuse h. could defeat
'nrf ieclATau0n. nnE sees that heart. are not
going IN he thr trump unless NJ bid fh~u himself
~ hs steps IN and bids hrarts m spite ~ the fact
that m opponent has already named ne sui'
The sane f. true Of no trump bids. especially a.
a bd ~ no trImps Is often q sort Of bluT on the
frst round
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

ttouietlr 2 g q. says In your answer %
III v you state that after doubling tcn times q
nun Ter would have reached The limit a. Monte
CaFlo How many lines IN . year would person
b. uHely 30 have the color h. vas betting on 90
ngalnts him teu times IN successi0nf
it IL not ne times IN q year but ne tiuios he
played nat must BE- reck0ned with. ~ a man
makes only q dozen bets q year the odds against
his IosipG lsn Of them hand running arr almost
Infinite. but n ~ makes s.o0O bets . year ne
chances are that he wiil iose zen successive bets
AZ east i've tines during me years pag.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

Auction Pnochis C. 4. H. says holds ths
trump sequence and an eAtra QUEEN Of trumpa.
what ran be msld for d IN four hand'
iuo points The extra queen r. uorth nUthing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

Black Lady J. McD. says bets that player
4 not allowed n pass TIE black lady 70 his eft
IN discardiuR because n that we're done hy rvery
player ne l0ration Of the card would b. known.
The last man on The line FettlnG u every time
There Il no line. The discard must be kept by
the player on the isit. ~ NJ has discarded before
b. picls up WAT he II going "a get Med Il
thinkinr Of sciebe ramsch. There Il no more harm
IN a Mayer knowing that he has loaded Tho black
lady on the player 70 his eft than there Is IN HI,
knowing that he has loaded him win three high
hearts There Is no RESTITUTION a. 10 shat cards
shall or shall not BE- passed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

gI q. s .l So "a e. sa' ss:' : ~; i: ss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

bridge l. {. p says Playing three hand
ne make Il left 70 lmmy A. The score o. love an
The rene j. sorting dummy's cards and Il n
declare FOR him. IN me dummy are I'VE clubs
20 ne 4 . and nve spades 70 the X q.
virh he y Of hearts and one small diamond
IS hat Il the correct make Tho actual maze
Va clubs the dealer critirislng it and Insisting
Dc shoud have bcen no trump
According 70 me strict rules for passed uskss
In three hand dummy must make n the longest
suit and n tEo are equal In number me stronger
IN the hand given clubs arc ne stronger Dummy
cannot make n no trunps unless he holds three
ares. no matter what his cards are when the
mechanical rule i not followed and dummy
makes II according - the pones Judgment
thrre Is aways . chance for criticism, but this
make cannot be objected 70. A. there IA no de-
perauon In the scorc. and Il Il always bad policy
70 trust me dealer 70 stop both red suits Vhen be
has passed the make.
Pine Hundred e y n says " q heart "a
led In q no tfufnner ran the holder Of the iok ~
sin he tck with the iokrr when he holds be arts
40. be must follow suit In no trImper
he JOKER T. simply nfh srit u Is trump
glli with only one oard IN g.
Euehre MIC say dealt and turned
-iub. 40 passsd and turned u down. A
passed The dealer's partner, v, hen made
l. spadss whersupon said he would play u
alonr To this objects
4 Is right 80 one but the actual maker Of
ths trump 10 THIS case v. ran Dlsy alone.
nrire ass up and Is when they etrhrr q
both roina out Who wins the prize
lttsa ~ between 4 and y. c Il Out Of n,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

wherein Browning can md labs following lines:
Not a naint nor psak but found and hled - Han-
N,,Ss sTs sall, Of blsh,: and they did not
male nor pine
V,r .srth haa attained 20 heaven thsre Was 10
more near or FAR,
Pr,lsSsss pi.la 3 ne place. o. iHssh from Ne
Tur5ishsl ioT agss - come. uhsa . kindasr Vind
lsr,a 81 = S.ina sna I've. IN . houss % thsir
WuaaAn n RsY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

Nadaui's -Carcassonne- vas a Plsa.tng iea
turs In Ne several issues OF Ne SUNDAY - .
fariAnt pour IL Syfte. Shirh you pnDhsle.a
10 Frenrh bruught back % ne sweet memories
Of long ago know thas rHH SUN has away
been ~ courant o. matters IN frcnrh and mere
tore ! should Ike 10 make a request Ersulehn
music. a. least % Ins ears Of th9.s born aad
brought up Ia me lost pr0ytnccs ~, moi. quel
81 ion rays 81 &c u France on IAlirinsSse
c'esi un BAYS DE- plalnes 81 ds monsAsnes
and u Wtads up With
-Oa changeralt plutst V cnuT dc plaee.
Qsis De changer IA yietlle Aitace a..
Can you publish this pom IN frenen' ~
Enclosed you viii nnd ne vOrds Of NE sonf
asked for b. BritttruS N Snesaons
Answers IN TIE SUI. NJ NtHfA
Dunois. the ysung ana brave.
Ma bound for Palestine.
But nrst he made bis erisons
BEFORE 81 NAYS shrine
90 rraat Immortal Que-a 81 Heaven.
THIS Was the soldiers EeIer; 80
That | may prove NJ bIaFesl Enignh
And sin M fAirest fair.
~. oath Of honor On that shrine
Ne gravel it with ne sword:
Thea followed % Ne BOY ana
Ths banner Of his lord
Where faithful 70 he holy VOC
IT'S var cry hiled the ali
Ne hOn0fed aye. - braNest AaighN
Ne loved. ye tarest tair
rb.y oupsd ne conquest 70 he arm,
And thus hia ueGe lord ssiq.
The hand that has for honor bled
~ love must be repaid
NJ daughter Isabel and tn0s
shalt b Welded pair. ~
Tor thou hast hFen the hraNest knighA
shes the taiFest Of the tair
Ana mere they tied that holy knot
before ~ Mary's shrine
That makes = paradise on EARN
When heaTts ard hands rgnn.ne'
And every lord and lady bHght
mat va IN chanei theTr 1900
Cyfed ne hanorrt aye. - hTavest GuighG
~ loved. - tairesi fair
At dinnsr a discussion arose a. 70 The autnor
shlr 81 me lnes
-Oh. am = eook sHd = rsntaln hoh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

Y l.. says. Three are Playing OF for . casl
nrire a ise up and n Is when they eurhrr &
both roina out Who wins the prize
Itisa ~ between 4 and y. c Il out oft
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

I wtsh ~ thank AarraFets granemosaer
d. es.,.sr me rhymsd yerKicn Of TIE other nttis
20 hru and ne EEsaI We have u IN prose
Sor,p but M verse IL far more attractive and ny
iaur ear old d memorlRing " % dey.
S~' H--El9A LADp HAIL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

,.,r, 1s ,rrfsrabls during the interim or IN
IN, intrrim / will b. obliged n you Nin In
"a ing which term IL preferable STATE he reas1ns
therefor ~ " n
10 the interim has The warrant Of 'he best
y..~, We, whsrc o IL Intended 10 convey the
-t.Sr sross that ne action Occupied the Whole
I,,,rvnl mere can be no objection 70 ne employ
ment Of the proposition during.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

corresp ondent inquired concerning she
o,fgfn and correctness Of ne oppression The
s.s.s hanaa hirh UOea your caption. the
"a 80 aissti0n Indicate that this inquiTl u
~. that hss been answered 20 often mat u u q
tsresdbare subject - % TIE priRr Hguld be
-" n T. WTNDmOLa
Il vas discussed At some lsngih OC'oOer . and
November ,. 1871
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-19

ne mai catastrophe IN ne ballad o. Ihe
I tt,is tiid Hin" resembles that IN ths ancient
AZ a. Fatty And the Giant = uace q Whleh
W Tttni.on Of Master virri fame aocideu tally
~ vne 10 henufy IN q sOulcWhat early mediat AZ
i.V~.d Whit be repeated one Night 90 Ne Iei
iuVrrpsft cub twenty years ago. rem, ater
ha,tng earapad many times from the 1lanA u
dn.iiV rarried 70 ne Giants hou.e, uherH Ne u
1900 10 ~ boiled IN = huge pot bul IN lhe mo
wrntsry Abaencs Of Mr. and Ars. Giant FAty
esesprs 10 me roof b. way Of ibe chimney whence
b. casts d0Wu q rock Whlfh uparts W. s.elgihl
Sstsr over ne wicked pair. z. y. '.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1910-03-04

House thieves have been causing
trouble in many tourist towns Aeely,
Thsy shsa6 be given s warm reception,
oae great reason why nail order
hoses flourish aud cas INTO the bosS-
ness Of local merchants anywhere Is
thsir lavish expenii;ars for SdysTsis-
Ing. TIE smOan, ,hey spend for soch
= purpose IS rel nigh tAbo,oOs- But il
Is srae economy. for the resultant rs-
rurns fully justify The Oaslsy, large IS
il r.Ay be. The lsssOa il teaches i
that uoss hone merchants. II hey want
70 soeesssfulIy meet the competition Of
nail order houses must take LEAF on
OF their book snd meet then On their
Own ErOana By p-Opo-tiOos.s anoIHt
al snversising. TIE whole sacrsI Is
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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1910-03-04
Political Announcements.
FOR TAX ASSESSOR

To he DenOeruiie electors Os s.. Lucis
oouasy:
Al the resesss q nAny friends in
diGsreus sections q the cOunty. and be
heEing thai 6y reason q e,y uinsses1
years ress3eaoe In this oo1nsy. ny p-ac-
sAc1l SH9Tisdsg q real estate vxl1es
ant e4cSiu,Ancs With The whc,s oC1usy
thSt r1sSsss The 4aaiiScarEocs nsrss
Sary b Eaks q sCoa assess5r q Tsxess
I hsrscg sa1caocs nv ea1S55fsy scr
that oasee in TIE Dszoc-arss pss-ary
10 De keso Max lasa. lslQ
IL 11z5oa.sd Hr.s s1eessss I r-Cr.fse
yo1, ore ard all careful as-s-.zoa 10
shs dssiss q shzE ceEces a1.s 1ssars roo
that / EiIl Asssss % a. eenllirsi bass
rae taxes q 81 Lacse oc1a.y taarir
ard ilp1rizNy ufthoss fear a. savOr
tosara arr Ooe- 1 reszecatulIy solacis
ycur earnest sarpOrs AID rVsss
J2aEES L ANnzEES-
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1910-03-04

To the Democratic Voters of st. Lucie
County:
l announce myself candidate for re-
election TO the Office OF Tax Assessor.
anG I feel that my several years expe.
rienee better qualities me for the duties
Of the Office than any new man, and il /
should be the choice of the people will
try to iulali the duties Of the Office to
the best OF my knowledge, Just as i'm
partially in the future as have in the
past. l earnestly ask the support o:
the voters a, the coming primary. Nav
lOsh. Yours 10 serve,
Z. c. PoPPELL,
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1910-03-04
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

| respectfully announce TO the Deu-
ocralic voters Of 81. LOeis county tina,
I Eill be q candidate for re-nominasio1
as COanty Tax Collector at the mex,
primary election, TO De held Nay IL,
lSl@ Trustiug my past work has me,
yuar approval. and thanking yOu for
your support, / remain,
Yours truly, FRANK ". TKLkE.