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Why They Don't Speak.

Why They Don't Speak.
MY husband Dragged Mrs. Jones,
was famous long-distance runner in
his day. He once out-ran a horse in a
twenty-mile race
Isn't that funny?" answered Mrs.
Smith. We once had a horse like
that
Now Jones and Smith wonder why
their wives don't speak.-Buffalo Ex-
press.
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take the whole Mississippi river. It
would have been cheaper. Now. this
country win have to improve the
blamed old stream itself,'
Years afterward. however, he chang
ed his mind and decided that it was
best for the victors to do the spelling.
Chicago Tribune.
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Almost Rearetted Il,

Almost Regretted Il.
General Jackson had won the battle
of New Orleans
Just as likely Is not, ," he reflected.
1T will turn out that I've committed
= monumental blunder. ought 10
have let PAkenham have his way. and
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Aesop Revised.

Aesop Revised.
The rabbit and the turtle were pre-
pairing for the race.
Keep an eye on the rabbit" eau
toned Timekeeper Fox" he is going
to welsh"
+Ha! Hal" laughed the turtle. In
that case he will be welsh rabbit y
But alas for poor turtle, when the
race was over he landed in the soup
Chicago News
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Can't Establish Such q Precedent.
Chicago News.
In toning up the postal savings bank
bill for it's final passage Congress
should not hesitate to use little com,
mon sense.
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Agricultural Advances.
Now is the happy seed time;
Behold each tiny row,
But soon it will be weed time,
And "whack" will go the hoe.
IT. E. NJ. in Detroit Ne
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TWINKLES
Something Visible.

Something visible.
"Show me some tiaras. please.
want one for my WIFE,"
Yes, sir. About what price?"
well. at such price that l can
say, DO you see that woman with the
tiara? She is my wife."-Fliegene
Blaetter.
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Well Want Moving Picture Of This
Birmingham Age-Herald.
T. r. cannot dash through London
in true cowboy style. He is doomed
to stalk along mournfully as an am.
bassador at a funeral.
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Uncle Ezra Says:
Playin' on one string soon wears out
the string as well ez the player-Bos-
ton Herald.
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Whom Thex Get Youna,

When They Get Young.
The heart that hears the circus come
Beats with the quickstep of the drum,
And there men go unto the strain.
Turned back to boyhood once again.
= Baltimore Sun.
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Wasn't So Long Between 'Em.

Chicago Record Herald.
What Emperor William and Colonel
Roosevelt said to each other was prob
ably even more to the point and OF
greater importance than what the Gov
ernor OF North Carolina said to the
Governor Of South Carolina
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System.

system.
How did Jones get such a reputa-
tion both as singer and an artist?'
HE sang before the Painters club
and painted pictures for the Musi-
clans union."-Cleveland Leader
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cheated Mr.. Bryan of another presi
Dental nomination.
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was Il Arranged on Purpose

Pittsburg Leader.
The funeral Of King Edward is to
Be made one OF the greatest events of
state in modern history. And. Of
course. it happens just at the proper
moment for the Colonel.
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Entered at Richmond. Indiana. post
office ~ second class mail matter.
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may be a warning to the ex-president

Poor Bill is Always Being Robbed.
Denver Republican.
The college professor who says this
is the year 1914 instead Of 1910 has
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For the Asking.

Pardon me, governor, began the
interviewer, 'I|"
Certainly. certainly" replied the
Tennessee executive, reaching for q
blank. What are you guilty OFF,
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
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Expsets to Fight to the Last Ditch.
Omaha Bee.
to the Chautauqua salute because it
looks like hoisting the white flag.
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Loeb Wouldn's Dare Search Him.
Boston Transcript.
Ex-Governor Rollins's prSdiceunn
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May 22. Ls.ve Richmond s:ss a. n.
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News Forecast For the Coming Week

politics
scheduled the week though the lively campaign in CALI
win
We'll rs for State Of
and members OF Congress
OF
only will
will Greensboro to candidates
Colorado legislature
consider legislation providing
ballot
and the a railroad commission
Charlton the confessed OF his wife ut
hearing Jersey City, Thursday
probably month
mill
Monday
win be record
number
assemble In Antwerp
Wednesday q chiefly with the treat
nations
The little city Of cene capital of win be the scene
week
win celebrate the
ui0nna
Of
Minneapolis
will hold q weeks session In Boston,
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This Is My san Birthday
ARchs,shop sLENk.

Rt. Rev. James II. Blenk. Roman
Catholic archbishop Of New Orleans.
was horn In Neustadt. Bavaria, Aug.
9. 1850. He was educated at St.
James College. Baltimore. and at JET,
ferson College. Louisiana. and entered
the Society OF Mary In 1874. His theo-
logical studies we're completed in
France and ireland. After his ordina-
tiep In 1885 hs became a professor in
jefferson College and from 1890 to
1855 he was president Of the institu.
tiou. In 1898 he was made auditor
Of the apostolic delegation to Cuba and
Porto Rico and the following year be
became bishop OF Porto Rico. He re.
inained In the island until 1906. when
10 was appointed archbishop OF New
Orleans In succession to Archbishop
Chapelle.
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and the bus emptied itself. Wilson got
up and went out to the step.
Look here" he said. conndentially
to the conductor, Il suppose | don't
need to tell you what I've got In that
suit case"
Cat, sir:" and the conductor grin
ned.
Cat! Cats, six of them! Do you
know any place in this neighborhood
where l could find this family q
homer
The conductor took off his gloves
and blew on his fingers. Ike" he
called to the driver. do you know any
one near here who wants cat!"
Cats" corrected Wilson.
II should think not" grunted the
driver.
Better take them back to town.
sir" said the conductor sympathising-
ly.
There's no place where they buy
them for the fur
Wilson groaned, and going back In
to the bus, gazed murderously at the
suit casef The conductor pulled the
bell cord twice. and with . creakins
of the wheels the bus started back to
town.. It turned the corner, and
paused. Looking up. Wilson was cleo
trified to see Miss Hardy enter. When
she caught sight of him she blushed
furiously, but walking unsteadily the
length OF the vehicle, she sat down
beside him.
They must have been short miles, =
she said severely.
mo shorter than your church serv.
ice." he was cool enough now.
Look here. Ethel Hardy, you didn't
come out here to go to church, and
didn't come to see my laundress. The
woman with the Affections was q
myth. II confess. will your"
Certainly, although need only
confess to q human desire to know
what you are going to do with the
cat
Cat! Then you knew"
II could scarcely help It. with sir
inches of grey tail waving out OF that
ridiculous hole for ten minutes before
you saw me. But when we had come
SO far. and you showed no sign Of get
ting off, had to-"
Wilson looked suddenly down.
Through the air hole stubby black
tail was dangling listlessly. With Z
sudden determination he picked up the
case and opened 1t.
"How sweet" exclaimed Miss Har.
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NiIHMOND, INDIANA
"PANIC PROOF CITY"


n .;os,SS .pu';;'oc; I. q ,n :': ssu :sS
seat Of wsyns County. and tho
trading. center Of . rich agrl.
cultural community. IL 10 70.
gated due east from Indianapo.
Iis 80 miles and miles from the
"a :; |.a:.,:,. city s,; n ai~.:
manutscturinE city. IS % Also
the Jobbing- center Of Eastsrn
Indiana and enjoys the retail
trade OF the populOus comvuuE'
ity for miles around.
., EI,ss%ona .,ri !: proud I'd, OF 81! =:
yards, Il. cement .srssss' .,ds ~s.i s"S
beautiful shade trees. Il has
national banks. . trust com.
paniss and : building assocta.
tons with combined reeourcee
ss E: Syss ss,Sseo.ooS; HuM ,nS..,s q
Si.ccc. 900, With ~ annual out:
soI q ,s.scS.coc. The ""s so.s, Bay
prcximatsiy ee.see.oee annuaily.
raai::' .: All Hxs Il a'. .isS. Sii-
!nccming freight handled daily
e: .,S .., Hsa,,ly =: sso, SsS lS:;
irsisS. trss s: Asiiy 4! Ha TSs an:
NAL post office receipts amount
70 $4,000. Total aasesaed valu.
alton Of the city. oiS.000.0o0.
Richmond has two intsr1roan
with : combined e,rcsiatloS Of
13.eeo. Richmond 70 the great.
Get hardware lobb!ns center IN
esnsrsi .jobbirg interests. it
has . piano factory producing
minutes. : sif Il !: re- ,:G ss.d sS'i Il III:
unanufaoture Of traction on.
lsnsc. ana produces more
thrsshin9 anschines. lawn NOW.
era! roller skatsa. grain drills
s sHS e S;tx IN e: :ss wor sss" any
The city's area 10 s.eSe sores;
eOe: - public schools and has
the finest ana most complete
MAJ nSsr 's cc%s,r !" ins T'd nssocr
schools: Eariham COLLEGE ana
tire indiana business College:
five splendid fire ec!npan!cs IN
fire hose houses: Glen Miller
part. the icrEcst :nd most
VSUuvvtuS V9VN w luUuSu0. the
home Of Richmonda annual
rhnutauoua: seven hotels: mu.
rlcipal electric 1l9ht plant, un.
tev successful nrerAtloN, and a
private electric light plant. In.
euv,ng competition: the Oldest
Nuhlic iibvarv IN the state. az.
c~ot ono. ard the second LARGEST.
@N.n0N volumes: pure. refreshing
water. uuarvpaased: as miles of
l,np~~vcd streets: ~ miles OF
e~weYs' Is miles ~ cement curb
end Ruttev comhiued: ~ miiea
~ rem~nt walks. and MANY
MILES of brick walks. Thirty
churches. Including the. Reid
ssemc-,,t. built At a cost OF
s,sn 00N: Reid Memorial Hoa-
Vital ore OF the most modern
IN the state: Y. NJ c. A, hui,d-
ing e-ectcd re n cost OF fo0. NNO.
c"e q! the fin~st In the state.
The rr-usement center ~ Fast.
evv indiana and Western Ohio.
No citv oe the size 81 Rich.
svt exhibit. The Richmond rai!
FESTIVAL held each October n
vrtoue. No other city holds q
ssmtlAv affair. n ~ Given In
the interest 80 the citv and
financed nv the huainesa men.
Rurcess awaiting anyone with
enterprise IN the Panic Proof
csty.
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"TF1LS DATE IN HISTORY"

AUGUST 9TH.
established Salem Mass
there
in 1874.
proprietary Maryland
17-Dane patriot May Is 1S47
1s12-General Detroit to the British.
Maiden died &c.
the Fiscal Corporation BILL
1885,
Norrisown Oct 81 1885,
Medter
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whats THAR"

Whats that?"
Wilson stopped in the act of fitting
his latch-key into the lock and peer
ed into the darkness of the hall
Thomson drew the heavy overcoat
round him and kicked his feet togeth
er in a futile attempt TO warm them
There was no installing 1t this
time. Wilson struck match and
looked about him. Close to the doc,
there crouched a grey cat, its coat
crusted with ice and snow. its tai
dropping dismally.
The bachelor apartment which they
shared was warm and comfortable
Pussy expanded genially in the heat
and warmth of the sitting room. and
curled up confidently in the most
comfortable chair, where. to Thorn
sons secret amusement. Wilson Gov
cred her with his dressing gown be
fore he retired.
At eight o'clock the next morning
William, the house factotum, knocked
at the door.
"All right" was the response.
"Shall I bring some solar" viii
liam's voice was discreetly lowered.
Yves, William" Wilson was wide
awake now. And l say. William
can you bring Mr.. Thomson glass
Of mi!k?'
AS William retreated down the hail
creaking establishment ut every step
Thomson turned savagely to Wilson.
You lunatic. what in creation made
you say I wanted the warm milk? It's
q wonder you didn't order bottle and
a rubber tube"
Wilson smothered a laugh in his pill
low.
who brought the car in. you or IT,
he asked. "All right. William, jus,
put it on the table in the hall"
Thomson got up. and in bath robe
and slippers went into the sitting
room. while Wilson. from his bed
gazed at the photograph of a girl owe.
the mantelshelf. and unused detected
ly.
Holy smoke." Thomson's voice
came through the open door. LOOK
here, George, how many cats did
bring in last night"
Wilson reluctantly interrupted his
melancholy train Of thought
"One," he said.
WELL" there are six here now"
/ six! the dickens"
Wilson sprang out of bed and hur
ried into the adjoining room. True
enough, there were six. five of them
very tiny and of varying shades 81
black, white and yellow. the sixth
large, grey. and placid. In spite of his
CONSERVATION. Wilson laughed al
Thomson's dismayed courtenance.
The milk was brought In, but the
cat-by common consent christeped
Eliza. after Mrs. Higgins-refused the
glass. However, upon her breakfast
being presented to her In the nickel
plated SOAP dish from the bath room
she condescended to take It.
Both men were long overdue at
their place OF business before the
question Of Elias future was decided
Even then. only. her immediate dispo
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The Adoption Of Eliza
By MARY RINEHART

sal was settled, it being proposed to
lock her, with her family. in the large
bath room cupboard until the leisure
of the following day. Sunday. would
admit of q search for q permanent
home among their friends.
Sunday morning breakfast was usu.
ally served by William in the den.
AS Eliza awakened vocifierously hun.
cry, her joint owners gave her the
contents of the cream jug and drank
black coffee in gloomy silence.
This settles it." Wilson put his
cup down with a bang. That cat
and her rainbow-hued progeny leave
this place this morning. I won't put
in another twenty-four hours like this
IL l can help it,
And Wilson proceeded In dignified
silence to change his house coat for
his street attire. That done, he placed
Eliza and her family In a suit case
| and strapped 1t up.
He shut the door on Thomson's as
tonished face, and went nonchalantly
down the stairs.
A newsboy across the street doubled
up over his papers and shook with
laughter. Wilson locked down at the
suit case and stopped to replace q
long sinuous tail that waved in slow
anger through the air hole
II was church time, but the bus he
took, bound for the suburbs, was al.
most empty.
Directly across young lady was
sitting, her eyes fixed in fascinated at
tention on the advertising card just
above his head The position was a
strained one. In the nature. of things,
Wilson reasoned she will have to look
down in time. and
Good morning, Miss Hardy" he
said genially. ION your way to church
! suppose?"
A long. wailing cry came from the
suit case. Wilson coughed until his
throat was raw, and the rattle and Jar
of the bus being in his favor had some
hope that he had eclipsed Eliza
YES" Miss Hardy answered. when
Wilson's paroxysm had subsidized. Are
you going out Of town."
For day or So" Wilson lied hope.
fully. I'm going on hurried bust
ness matter"
Indeed" Miss Hardy arched her
pretty eye brows. But isn't this the
wrong direction for any OF the rail
way stationsy"
Wilson braced himself and met the
blow.
Look here. Miss Ethel. I'm not
going away at all. The truth is--then
inspiration-"my laundress lives just
! outside Of the city. and don't mind
telling you, in confidence, that I'm TAX
ing some washing out to her. She
couldn't come In, poor soul Her hus-
band fell down stairs this week and
broke some ribs-and the children
have scarlet fever"
Mercy Miss Hardy moved away
along the bus seat. How awful! Are
you not afraidf"
"Oh. not ut ALL" airily. Il think
the danger Of contagion is much over.
rated
Miss Hardy signalled the conductor
and rose
DO Be careful OF the scarlet fever .
she said. Are you going much furth-
er.-
"A couple Of miles or Co.. said WI
son shAmslessly.
The bus started slowly, turned !
corner. travelled hundred fest and
stopped
AN chan~n~ 1hr.,t>1a %,.>.~-a..
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ne CAUGHT HIMSELF
Small Boy with Fishing Pole
Punctures the Root Of
His Mouth.
INJURY IS NOT SERIOUS.

In carrying the joint Of bamboo
fishing pole in his mouth. William.
the seven year old son OF William
Haberkern and wife. l24 South Ninth
street. accidently forced the end
through the roof OF his mouth and ii.
flicted q painful injury.
He had been on m errand and had
stopped at the Robinson machine shop
to watch the men at work. One end
OF the pole caught on the window sill
and caused the injury, inflicting .
wound about an inch and half In
length through the roof Of the mouth.
Had 1t been q little more to one side
the jugglar vein would have been sew
cred.
The attending physician does not 70.
gard the injury as serious. He prob.
ably will be confined to bis parents
home for two weeks.
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dy. why l do believe 1t is my poor
lost Elixa!'
II cant tell you how glad l am TO
find Eliza again. adore cats. 81.
though mother dislikes them. But they
look SO domestic, lying on the hearth
rug"
Wilson leaned over to her tenderly.
Ethel" he said softly. III you'n
provide Elisa. Ill provide the hearth
rug"
Dear Eliza" Miss Hardy stopped
over and patted the suit case lovingly.
Il think that she really deserves :
new rug"
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The Vicious System

ne VICIOUS CVSlEW
should collected
should
property under
This paper
pendent on the vicious system Of tag farming and unequal
vicious and de-
for which 1t is supposed to be devised
established this defects Of
not property
treating this queion
ly proves
the ferret system will accomplish that
dangerous question
backman that affords unlimited graft
situations
position
I'VE cash In order it willing to take
do just unjust wise unwse-the makes
difference"
Government of commun
bakman
all citizens rakeoff proceeds withheld them
distinguishing
this method of farming 1t accompaniment Of this
individuals who
pose this clique not only retain Immunity Tor their interests but sell
immunity a
any system things essentially
vicious and dangerous
This is the instrument Of the Beast in the Jungle
sibity entails.
IF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS BELIEVE THAT
AMOUNT OF TAXES NECESSARY TO RUN THIS COUNTY IS NOT
ENOUGH WITHOUT TAKING SPECIAL MEASURES RAISE
LET THEM CONSIDER PLAN WHICH COUNTY ASSESSOR
AND COUNTY AUDITOR CAN HAVE THE SUPPORT
TY COMMISSIONERS TO THIS WORK. BELIEVE
THAT EITHER OF THESE OFFICERS INCOMPETENT
BELIEVE THAT THEY PERFORM EFFECTIVE
COST WITH ACCOMPANIMENT
WHICH CHARACTERIZE SYSTEM INFAMY.
WE BELIEVE THAT THIS COUNTY OUGHT NOT TO RUSH
DEMONSTRATED THAT BETTER RESULTS
ANOTHER WAY
extorton what ordinary
The hiring *
ret Lowe so cent Of all the collects?
Why must Wayne
County his sreats
admit that the work
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NATURE. AND ART.

hsa great mcsd6ea6oa 10 the
vsailv q msn that he utmost art
~ indssasy can never equal the
nsaassl q naesre's psoduc6oas
49, 81 bsauay Of value. An j.
~ ~ underwoskman and > en-
clsysd 10 eve . lew strokes q en-:
bsIIslsnsae 10 shess pieces which
60 lssn ~ bod q de Mssser.
@junA
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Keeping Up Appearances.

Keeping Up Appearances.
"A woman finds a man out after
she is married to him." said Mrs jan
gle, bitterly.
Yes" replied her husband, meek.
ly. But that doesn't give him a
chance to lay off the mask. He's got
to go on for years trying to keep the
children convinced that he is an intel
ligent and morally responsible per-
son."
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ss&tA6~s.
Clarence wish ! had lots Of mon
ey.
Uncle Henry-If one could get what
he wished for. l think should wish
for common sense, not for money.
Ciarence-Naturaiiye every one Wishes
tor what he hasn't got.
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TWLNKLES
BY PHlLANpER JOHNSON.
A Contradiction.

A Contradiction.
NO" said the young man with the
frivolous hat, I'm not bit afraid to
go out on the water in this wind. You
see. know all about sailboat."
Son." replied old Cap Catspaw.
you're contradicting yourself. Nobody
can know all about a sailboat without
being afraid Of It,"
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appointed adviser to the WafWuPu
Board Foreign minister Chi
that he had been permanently
Administration Pekin His
acquainted with affairs
OF a
Regen OF Yuan.S
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Items Gathered In
From Far and Near


From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
A test case in connection with the
licensing OF automobiles by individual
states IL now In progress In Maryland,
and will undoubtedly be followed with
the greatest interest by every man
who owns a car. The action has been
brought by q Washington man to de-
termine the validity Of the law which
compels nonresident automobilist
to take out Maryland license. This
gentleman was arrested In Maryland
recently because he was operating Il
machine without having observed the
formality of securing one of the icen
SEES issued by that state. 1t Is believ-
ed that the National Automobile 80
citation il lending him its support.
and that the case will be carried to
the Supreme Court of the United
States.
This paper lately commented on the
agreement reached by number of
European countries. whereby an auto
mobilist who is properly licensed in
his own state may tour through other
countries. which are parties to the
agreement. without being compelled to
arm himself with license Of the par
ticular country which he may be WIS.,
iting. This arrangement has greatly
simplified the matter for European
automobilists. and 1t is this much-de.
sired end In regard to this country
that is being sought in the present
proceedings. At present a tourist
driving his own car who wishes to
visit number of states scarcely
knows where he is at" The laws
of each state are different. and the
requirements are so at variance some
times that man who really wishes TO
observe the regulations is often puz-
zled in finding out when he Is proceed
ing regularly and when he is not.
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Don't you think the hats women
wear are outlandish."
Il don't care anything about their
outlandishness," said Mr.. Meekton.
They can be as big and curious as
they like SO long as they don't have to
be buttoned up the back"
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Slow But Not Sure.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Scotland Yard may be slow in start
ing. but 1t is difficult tc see where
the Chicago police department makes
any better showing 1t the finish.
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Extravaeancs.

From the Harrisburg Telegraph.
The height of affluence ia in asking
your wife. your own wife. to take
spin In a hired automobile
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Go Il Sulxer!

From the New York Tribune.
No respective mood" for Mr.. Sui.
Ger! He Is running the nomination q
hard race. and II It escapes him 1t
will have to hustle.
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Men care not what new lights may
dawn
'Mongst polar agitators.
Their hopes are concentrated on
Their own refrigerators.