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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-24
About Squirrels.

Do you know that at home in the
woods a squirrel has two cages, or
dreys, as hts nests are called? The
winter one is placed in the cleft of a
tree between two branches, and is oft.
en- very large. for squirrels do not like
north winds and try to shelter them
selves as much as they can. The
summer nest Is not unlike q birds
and Is perched high up on a waving
bough as far as possible from the
reach Of unwelcome visitors. Should
the mother squirrel catch sight, of one
Of these she win leap from branch to
branch with squirrel cub in her
mouth until al are carried away to
a place Of safety.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-24
NEGRO KANSAS CITY ISSUE.
Republicans Playing Openly For
1000 Black Votes.

Hadley's Police Commissioners Are In
jecting Department Into Municipal
Election---D Democrats Slogan is
MAKE Streets Safe for Women"
Kansas City, Mo-, March 2l.-Kan-
sas City is preparing for the city cleo
ton. DEMOCRATS now hold the City
Hall, but Republicans are in charge
of the Police Department, and never
before in the history of the city were
the police pushed further into politics
than they are now being made to go
by Governor Hadley's Commission
ers, Thomas R. Marks and R. B.
Middlebrook.
Notice has been served that the po-
lice will make a house-to-house can
vass of the city three and four days
before election day. On learning
this the Democrat city chairman,
Shannon c. Douglass, announced that
he would call for Deputy County
Marshals to 90 with each police party.
Upon hearing that the Election Com
missioners had said they would not
prevent policemen from standing at
the doors of the voting places on elec-
ton day, City Chairman Douglass
said he would have Deputy Marshal
beside each policeman.
Negroes hold the balance of power.
The supplementary registration made
last Tuesday shows about $1,000
voters in the city. The two old par
ties are fairly evenly divided. Giving
the Republicans 24,0OO of this total
registered vote 1000 are blacks. In
order to get to this negro vote the
Republican Police Board has been
coddling the negroes. Thirty have
been appointed policemen, and every
Republican committee has negroes
on it. Promises have been made that
the negroes shall have important
clerical places in the event the Re-
publicans succeed in capturing the
city on April 5, and the result is the
utmost excitement in negro circles
for the Hadley ticket.
Counter zeal is being shown in the
all white wards. AT the supplement-
airy registration early last weak some
negroes were arrested for crooked
work. One pleaded guilty to falsely
swearing he was qualified voter
and was sentenced by Criminal Judge
Ralph Latshaw.
An appeal is being made to the
white Republicans to vote the Demo-
cratic ticket this spring to save the
city from falling into the hands of the
blacks. Andrew F. Evans, the DEM
ocratic nominee for Mayor, once upon
the Circuit bench, says "the negro
question is no longer a political ques-
ton; it is a social question in Kansas
City," and he has pledged himself to |
make the streets of Kansas City safe |
for women and children"
All Kansas City knows what that
means. No one asks the candidate to |
speak more plainly. Two negroes
were hanged here eight weeks ago
for an uncomfortable crime.
For the first time in ten years the |
Democratic party is united. Eight |
years ago it had two city tickets in
the field. From those two factions |
others grew. Every one Of the 1856
precincts in the city has reported for
work for the ticket, and the pros
poets are that despite the bold at
tempts of the police to force the ne
groes to vote for their ticket and to
intimidate Democrats from going to |
the polls the Democrats will win by a |
handsome majority.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-24
sun-0rlxan Enalnes.

Following the principle developed
BY Mr.. Shuman In his solar engine at
Philadelphia, Mr.. Willsse has con-
triyed a new form Of this apparatus
at Needles, CAL, from which important
results are anticipated. In the shu.
man engine the solar heat ID impris-
oned. as In dollhouse, by passing the
suns rays through glass. Water ID
thus raised to boiling temperature,
and q small vertical engine 10 easily
driven Mr.. Willsee likewise uses the
dollhouse principle. but he applies the
accumulated heat to vaporixe vola-
tile liquid, sulphurous acid. by which
the engine b driven. He estimates
that below the parallel Of - degrees
latitude. one horsepower Of energy
can be obtained from about every 100
square feet Of surface to the solar
rays.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-24
Manure Spreaders

We sell the celebrated Kemp Success Spresder Nth o,,.
bearings which Is the easiest running and best W.
also handle the Midland Wagon Box Spresder 80.
stock Of Drills. Land Rollers. Trucks etc 49,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-24
WAY OF MAKING A VALENTINE
BY Folding the Paper Along the Lines
Of the Arrow the Ball Is Made
Into Heart.
tBy PETER NEwELL.)


This is the valentine that Tommy
Higgins sent to Molly Virgins. Can
you make the ball a heart?
Fold the valentine along the line of
the arrow. Then hold il in the hand
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-24

Copyright. 1913 by Associated Literary
Pressl
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-24

as you would a book, with the oppo-
site pages at right angles to each
other, and lower the top of the val.
entine till the eye strikes the ball at
an acute angle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22
en- Statiltif
oper Oyrearterne.

ct iiteresiart SperbIit oper DC oel'
cisc 5remifriot, iom ben Soolo9iite Sb
senifab bar eiprt | 9pbet al bet iicite
gorbunorebe, eiusr ben Statiltif poer
be for 1ioen tjeuoie 9prearter, lom
Trpi. SbipIep bar iremlast for ct ems
selif 8ioenitnbsielltab. Gnonu / ga.
ret 1910 inbIfr9uteoe Gntnuet al be
uofor lteoe 3prearier iia I'll 1858;
alereoe / 1881 tuuoe Soologier meo
Stpll beo pese pnn 81, 653 iprfieliee
Slrter. Chen bar 8toenitabeu paa
Sauraens Suiraaoe erubrei onioise npe
@ebeter. Rebeus man fun for 90 Nar
iioeu blot tienote 1900 8attsopr, ont,
latter 6ortesnelien mi pmiring $500.
GutalIsl al tienote 6usle er upret ira
5000 til II. 90 al Stauser % &eptt
Tier ira 543 til 340o, al 6iite ira $500
til IL, 600, al Moauitarter fra 1900
til 33, coo. al @oberfopper ira 1O4S til
3070. al Guienben fra 800 til 1900,
al Snietter ira 40, 900 til 220, $50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22
en- merfeIie 2liiat.

~Srfi. 3eit." brinssr uoorus al ct
interesiant Srep fra ben aiophe apna
Gbulalpnsforn til bans Srnner, bsri.
blanot ben nupGreuce Sonse, itrepet
unber griniernes @eiie / europa ior
nosle @ar iiben. Brepet siuer life Blot
Splpsniuser. pm ben GicpoeS &araiter
% Snteresier, men Osiaa ON 6orbOloet
meIem bam % 5ronfpl9srsn.
"Raar man life epner OF upmGrte iig
iremfpr anbre", beber bet bl. a. / Sre'
bet, 'sisr mo bebre | at uptrGbe ipm
ct alminpelist Renmeite, uuu man er ,
uolanbet. ltal life prale al at s er
ipnsslise T~eripner, % bet ital beler
life goers 2epiasere siere, uosiiterne
peb Gbers Sporaselie betaler ies al
min Yripatiprmue % life at Statsino'
t9eterne. Genne Gnoeuoelie al @sense
paa Gbers Spbraselie er en- rig Nteb'
gift ps al itprre Saro END rebe 4ense,
tbi Spbraeelien bar bIipenoe g9ro, ps
iusen fan iase Den fra GSer....
s maa itebie minbes. at Goers 5n'
orelanos SerIfer life bar 6Orplistelie
til at u~perorase Goer lnoFpbeliesrise
Stiaiu9er. ioroi s er fpn9eIige Irinisr,
"a iarlis 3uelisbeb uoiurores til ge'
flabslien al bpie Giatsem6eoer, ntaa s
meo fort alopr ps Sper oriue Gbers
Stupier, ps berpeb ifafie en- MuIisbeb
Ior at uorette noset o~rbertligt ior Goers
SebreIano os ben Yerben, / builfsn s
leuer. 3eripm s mener, at 8 lom
Srinier life bar anoet OF gjpre enb at
npbe 2iuet, ba filler s Gbcr li9e meo
Sprene, ipm tommer til &erbeL ipiler,
ipoer o. bgr.
Bib Goer life inb, at 5 Tan baane
andre % bebanole benz Ilet, Iorot s er
mine Ssnner, ps man life fan sjpre
Goer noget. Gbers 5absr UiI, at bans
Ssnnsr life ital bape Mast til at piie
Jig sienitribise, ba ilist tun fan bliue
til Sfabe for Cher. s uil blioe iirai.
iebe, naar 5 puer uret, pg ben 8ieubs'
%sjernins, at Gbers 5aber er Sonse, bill
life beitptte Cher mob Struf.
s bpr uare ipariommelise meb Gbers
Gense. s maa life bore poile elcr uo'
lp9oenbe, / ben Taufe, at s er rise
Yrinier % &pnseipnner. Seq abuarer
Cher mob at penbe bjen meb @j9lb,
Der life uben pibere pil bliue betalt, %
s pil ba life unbsaa Sirai. Quit paa,
at Gense life tienes iaa let, iOm be ub'
sipes. 3e Tense, ium goers Opora'
selie bar fpitet, er en- gel al be Hense,
lom @bers 6aber bar iaaet ipm Gritat.
ming for i'm uleilisbeb meo at paase
ouer fine llnberiaatters @el. 9isie
8ense itaI fln benpttes til nDttise 5ur.
maul."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22
3pert Wcmncfe CT fctniif
forifjcaiat fra oct aupct.

Sra Iarts meloes: 1eo BEN inter.
rationale ipiiolpsilte Suusres, iOm i
cisie Gage aibolpes Der, bar @rpfesior
&ifet aisiuet en- in~teresiant Differing.
San meboeler, at ben mooerne Si.
cenifab bapbe irembro9t en- M aemj
observation-disclosures, De pegtIBis Stui.
iers Semi. Stiput pi enonu fun itOo
peo Se9pnoelier, funoe ri BOG nllersoe
bragg pisie Slutninger. gi Tom peo
benz iub pua Snoiuibets 5piiolo9i.
Spert WenneIte er life blot iiGleIis,
men osiaa tsmiit iuritjeujet ira ale an'
bre !Susr Sp9oom, buer 5Urm al
6or9iitnins irembraste i glooet bsitem'
tie Subitauier, Der ~eiterIUo fig Spur
ipm grene life tinoe uoIlette.
Spert lepenoe 89ien bar tauIte cit
temilf Metanisme % Inlet anbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22

tT1N lnlid y bHh lNNNANAF = W . NNalt
GOATS made in REFER style are always
y smart for the younger contingent and
especially desirable at this season. for
they make most convenient wraps TO be
slipped on at need. This one Is made
from a mixed wool material with collar OF
velvet but bright red broadcloth Is pretty
over white frocks, royal blue Is much
liked, shepherds check is greatly used for
coats OF this sort and II something still
lighter Is wanted pongee makes a good ma
terial. Natural colorcd pongee lined with
a bright colored lining Is pretty and
childish and practical. Darker colors are
used also and the same coat will be found
attractive made from pique or linen. so
that the model has almost innumerablc
uses. There are pockets in the fronts
that are covered with big laps but the
coat is Of the simple tailored sort that
Is always so smart.
For the six year size will be required
2 yards Of material pa. ~ yards - or
~ yards, 80 inches wide with 4 yard Of
velvet.
A MAY Manton pattern. No. 67i5, sizes
2 TO s years will be mailed 10 any address
by the Fashion Department OF this paper
on receipt Of ten cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22

DoMPERS are confessedly among the
III most practical garments ever devised.
These are simple and sbapely aud give
the effect Of a dress while being perfectly
protective, The bloomer portions are cir
cular but drawn up closely at the knees
and the little blouse Is tucked over the
shoulders. IL can be made with high neck
and long sleeves or square neck and short
sleeves, as liked. Checked Bingham makes
the rompers illustrated but chamhray and
linen and all materials OF the sort are used
for the purpose and many mothers even find
the pretty washable pongees desirable, for
rompers made In this style are attractive
and becoming as we'll as practical. They
are Grawn on over the clothing, perfect
~ protecting II from soil. and closed at
the back.
For the six year size will be required
3M yards OF material "a, 3h yards % or
~ yards a. inches wide.
A May Manton pattern. No. 6423. sizes
? to y years, viii be mailed TO any adj
dress by the Fashion Department Of this
paper on receipt OF ten cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22
@miuottnen ibr no iSpcrisc

Zen ipenite aongc bar itaoiGitet
2eosoommen ouer H~opmoroereu Nn-
Der, iom orGbte en- Bige paa Ell Ser.
elmGglerS aontor, for at flmne be.
mGgtige iig Eengene. @eo Senrct.
telien, ionl pil finOe Stco, noor
SGngielSpreiten timber, at Iroer'S
Sinbsitemning gier BET forioorIig,
bill for fsrite Sang / Spcriae @liao.
tinen bli onpenot. Sioligere bar
man brligt Ell alminoelig Zra; men
benne iotte oItior oite Sforprette.
rens Nerper % fire Gie poa Ell
baaro 1repe.
Gen ipenife 6nIoere err ir10iert ira
Sranfrig. Gen Itoo temmcIig IGnge
hos SolopGienet, ioet man life bar
iiffer pna, eiter boiIfen Sol0iats Sen
ifuloe bebanoleS. Saainart 0en
baooe iluppet giennem SoIoppienet,
bIep Waifiuen onbragt / 9ano8ceQes
fPngilet. boor man imiOlertio life
piIoe baoe ben, og ioo baunet Sen til,
iioit paa 9dngbolmen. Ser itnor Sen
MI / ct Sfitr inopuffet. Gen bar Dog
ilere 8onge prret monteret og
Sfarpretteren, q. O. 9alman, bar
fonitoteret, at oen fungerer "na
right.
anoer's Senrettelie bIir Galmons
femte. Set itsrite MenneIte, ban
benrettet bar Ongiismor0erifer Gn.
na Wdnsootter, / a%riitionitao 1890.
Gre gar ienere benrctteOes | 8aile
gIitamoroereu Ser Sobnn Better,
ion. Soo pnreoe oct belt til 1910,
men bette Mar bor life minOre END 3
Senrettelie iuroet Ste0. 5erit Sta,
tionsifriueren Ibeooor Sulius SaQ.
ROTH, Tom 6eqif Moro for at funne
plpnore Sernbanefnsien; ban henret.
teoes / SUM / ariitianItao. Senere
poa Sommeren idl6t / WaIm6.2ebe.
%rs6moroeren Cars Rilsious Sooe0
Tor 3aImans Or. Son boo0e mpr.
Get 5oritnnoerhtben for Selefouitas
tionen / 2sberso, 6rsfen &omare, og
iat SIo poo Suiet for at ifiulc Nor.
set. Zen iioite Senrettelie foregif /
86iterdS; oct bar Nangemor6eren
Slip NorSluno, iom omboro ! ct
9ampifib baoOe mprOet fem Renue.
fer og be5uben iorisat at mprOe emo.
MI Here.
anber er fremoeles Sen iumme
baarbe og foloe Ratur, meooeler
"8ogenS Rpbeter". Zen forbGr6eSe
5rPtbeo, iom uomerfet BAN unher
oen I~nrgparige llnoerisgelie, err life
6lit miuore, iutet er ioa iiernt ira
gn6er iom 6slelie al Singer opcr oen
ubpggelige 8iernirg. San bar belle
Siben OPret ombpgselis for al pie,
at ban life er bange for at 90.
Qnrerru. "Doo Gops ~, -, 10
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22

"D1in Saber bar be iioi!e rs gar parei
lioenoe al ing" SopsoptHe % iauot alerig
nogen Qinoring isreuO ban bsgpHote at tase
gasearsts. Chen ban besDnote al rage Gas
carrots bar ban Glorlg bart 6oosoptne. 9e
bar iuloitRnoig beIbreoei ham. Gascarets
neretter buao ou aubeialer benz for. Seq
pil sipe big @ilaoelie iii al BRUCE hais
Rapn."-@. TX. 9idipu, 1920 Steiner Ct,
VI. Snoiauapolis. Sno.
EsbaseIise. peltmaseHes. ,raitiss. Smaaer spei
% pirter a1ei. GisE aIprie ina, ipRficr tltr II
per. I0c, sc, 50c. S1gees iEa &i.er. Ee Rait
Tablets CT t.HpIeee: CcC @aTGRisEes AZ bel
Sttbe eltr Ssuseae tiItase. 10
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22
Dope Pannes penee.

s Ell Saseaaro Batfegabe / Sile.
roo bpeoe en- CANNED enlig Some, talbet
8spe Sanne. ;penpes 2eilisbeo Dor
ifrioer "5reoerifsbor9 Nmts IuiS"-
ct Tibet fattigt Sarelie meb ct Tibet
ajsften os iaa ct &jGlberrum til greus
be. Den samle aune bar ij9loen
bjemme. Seb &ensjsrinssarbeibe ps
lisnenbe tjente bun til 2ipets Spbolb
os bapbe / &eseIen Soften ube. 8ioe.
re flBstis par Sanue life. gun bar
n9iien bsp, os funbe baarlist tale, men
en- 3ins bar BUN bog bapt 6oritano
paa, nemlis Of puse De SfiQinser lam.
men, bun fit fat pau. Sun afaif for
nosle Gage iiben peO 3pben os Stiite'
retien tus 9lffare.
&eo @iteripn al benbes @iemmer
fanot 8oliiiet isrit 800 aroner / Splp,
ienere / en- aommpoeitufie ire 9prtio-
ner Sslppense a 40 arOner, og enbelis
fanot man | en- gammsl ailte ca. 80
Yunb Sslupense ituoet iammen / en-
S9f. Der fanbiss ialt 2l76 &roner /
Sslppense.
5oruben bisie mango Hense fanbtes
en- Spare anfbps paa 24O7 &rpner,
buprpaa Der life bar bRuet &entsr / 20
@ar, iaa benne Sum bar ~iprbobIet iia,
Os bun efterlaber fig iaaIebes ca. 1000
&roner.
3gpe Sanne bar msset paabplbenoe
s berbes &ielber par Der Sranoiel,
lom bapoe ltsset Der / 40 Gar, % 9ps
ps @arme bar en- 2urus, lpnr iielben
tiuobes / Benbes slnnslpie 9iluerelie.
Gilt 5apoe BUN Srus for, &nappenaale,
Seilsarnitumper, Os buuo bun funos
finoe.
Nu er 6enbes triite 5ilparefie eubt
% Nrpinserne til be iurt ia~mmeuItra.
beoe S~tiQinser melber ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22
O. ueentlio Wooeprat. -
Dec HAY nlaufon.

DEBORAH pofeu"s Grseaes11umcr pi berefpr iuoeboNe ntsuav for Damer ce
Ssrn Bprt nlcuner fohr 10 Gents % SeniurWu beoes 6ut III "O9orahporer'
% man bees beuytc Saufdeu pdi ,e@u al @uue 5plne.
2ladr man bermtr eHp mmfp IA man me 1tumere, nnaai orfTu9 Sryfet %
Suet aHer FOR Born Ga unoc piacr, o. fuDfeuSis aocse, 1ndloes at Srps oil ua
Dem. p0r forT9h5 life at esaa nogeu Sell Sefripeen oa nsnfre life fan ombytes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22

SenSes Cater. Rrs. W. Glen
ira CRAWFORD, 0e6r., ifriper ON I'm
8atter os Tiger: "4Rin 9atter bap0e
ct aabent Saar paa jim 29g, iom in,
tet ipntes Of fltnne helbreoe. Sun
begpnote at BRUCE aurifo, og benoes
Saar er mn fuloitRuOig belbreoet.
Sun paaitaar osiaa, at bun bar bun.
bet m~Rrfo9roig / Stprfe, iiSen bun
bespnbte at BRUCE Meoicinen. ga
ieg trpr, min 9ntter bar o9ret bloc.
fattis, bill ieg laoe 6enSe iortiRtte
meo at tage aurifo enonu en- 5io.
Or. 8eters aurifo sober M en-
u6ruot 8eforo for Sufces. Der itr9f.
fer iig oper ct Sunore0e aar tilbage
/ 5iSen. iom en- Ieoicin for glooet
os Sreanerne. Den fan life faces
paa apotbefer. Spetieae agentcr
iorifaifer ben. Grin til Or. Better
Sabrnep & Cons Co., 1875 so.
SopHe ape., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22

SGreren: "Raa Snns, fan ou iige
uaar oet er beSit at beite sg6Ier?"
Zen erfarue 9aus: "Gaar Srofat'
er bunoet."
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-11
One More Sinner.

When Leslie M. Shaw, former secre'
tary OF the treasury, was governor OF
Iowa he was making a speech on the
tariff. A man in Che audience, who
had something on his mind, arose and
said: Pardon me, Mr.. Governor"
WELL" broke in Shaw, Il have par
doned lot of people in my time and
presume it would be unjust to draw
the line on you"
And there were no further interrur'
tons Saturday Evening Post.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-11
students Light the Lamps.

Kansas City's street lighting sys"
tenn furnishes employment to twenty
six young men, who, with the money
they earn from lighting the gas lamps
are educating themselves in their
chosen professions. Young men from
the business colleges. from the law
schools, from the medical colleges
from the dental colleges and from the
engineering schools are representep
in this group of twenty-six self-sup-
porting students. The salaries re-
ceived by the operators vary from
$50 to $50 a month, according to tle
number of lamps on each operator
run" The largest salary paid stu-
dent is SOS a month.-Kansas Guy
Star.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-11
All Ready for Puss.

Mr.. Youngbird ION the train) Did
you leave anything for the cat, dear
est?
Mrs. Youngbird-Oh, how can you
ask? You know wouldn't forget him.
left a whole can of salmon, with a
can-opener right beside it.--Hppin-
colts.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-11

The effort to avoid the law for the
protection OF wild fowl in Massachu.
sets, introduced by bills in the Legis-
lature, has been happily defeated, SO
far. There remains further endeavor
whose purpose is to amend or repeal
this law. One of these bills, cites the
Boston Post, removes all protection
from Wild fowl. 1t was reported to
the House of Representatives by the
legislative committee on fisheries and
game and sent back to the committee
by the House, but it may appear again
in a new dress, and however it ap-
pears it should be watched for and de-
eeated. The tendency of all these bills
is to extend the open season and give
more shooting on one or more species.
Another bad bill permits the sale of
Wild ducks and geese in the close
season. All who desire to see the birds
protected will naturally oppose this
bill. 1t is an incentive to the violation
of the protective law. There is nothing
sentimental about this. It is eminentS
practical, as all sportsmen must recog'
pize.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-11
The Art Of Sleeping.

Slumber commences at the ex-
tremities, beginning with the feet and
legs. That is why 1t is always neces-
sary to keep the feet warm.-Family
Doctor.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-11

Says the United States government,
in a bulletin justissued by the Geolog-
ical Survey, we tax ourselves almost
S1,5OO,O 900 a day and sacrifice l,44s
lives each year. rather than use APP
proved methods of preventing fire. We
build hastily and cheaply, are lax in
enforcing building codes and negligent
in providing fire fighting means. The
fire loss in this country is eight times
as much per capita as In any country
in Europe. Buildings reaching nearly
one-half the value Of those erected in
any one year are destroyed by fire
within the twelve months.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-11

Whoever attempts to excite pretu'
dice against any one simply because
he is a Jew, Catholic, or a Protes-
tant, warns the Christian Register, is
guilty Of treason to the ideals of the
republic.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-11

About two days work in the gar
den, admits the Commoner, takes all
the agricultural ambition out OF the
average city man.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-11

The school school oursegVes lne
Individual least for practical success in business OF
various cangs that the sweat OF their races
Is about all that the will utilize If he goes along @
eight something he
liable Of his fe student real specialist
become specialist going devote his life TO NV
for in order
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the will the spelling effects OF cohege
university course you "e
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spend the time ana nons
through college, but there great many students VINO
ahead accomplish something along the spaes as there are
something practical business and IN 0
bearing collegiate course
is worth his salt ne
making his The greater rewards come business noI ~
much better off than poor
chances for advancement and receives greater
remuneration
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-11

The comet, declares the Atlanta
Journal, rqade the whole world the
rising generation"
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-11

The newest society fad is to have
guests write their names on the table
cloth and then have the tracings en-
broidered. It'll be a go, prophesies
the Philadelphia Star, until some hon.
est man writes his opinion Of the grub.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-11

The pawnbrokers Of Great Britain
issue over 100 million pledges year.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-11

Fashion is the daughter Of vanity,
according to Professor Karl Weule,
who in his recently published work on
the negroes of East Africa tells of
some of the styles among the women
of that part of the world. He writes:
1.-THE most remarkable Of these, in the
eyes of the European, is that which
finds its expression in the mutilated
lip of the woman. According to the
East African woman's notion, the up
per lip, when allowed TO remain as ma
ture formed It, is hideous and the own.
er beyond the pale Of fashion. When
a girl is six or seven years old her
lip is pierced and the aperture kept
from healing by the insertion OF sticks
and reeds. Gradually, and not without
suffering, the opening is enlarged until
finally It will hold an ornament vary
ing in size from one to two inches in
diameter. Blocks of wood are the
favorite decorations, and the one
whose face has been mutilated to hold
the largest of these is the greatest
BELLE"
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-11

Exports of Hungarian beans 10 tns
United States in 1903 were Of 'no
value Of s1,170,000. -