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New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
FORTRESS MONROE.

Fortress Monroe. Va. July So.-The de-
parture of many officers and their wives to
far distant posts has brought about num-
her of farewell affairs. among them being
dinner Sunday night at the Hotel
Chamberlin given by Captain Alfred Has
hrouck for the following guests: Miss
Katherine Nichols Miss Rowena abbott
Miss Knott. Miss Roland. Captain Elisha
Abbott, Captain James Prentice and Lieu
tenant Henry w. Bum.
Mrs Arthur Murray, wife of Brigadier
General Murray, chief of the coast ar
tiliery. entertained informally a. dinner at
the Hotel Chamberln on Sunday evening
the guests being Miss Murray. Miss Caro-
lyn Murray. Captain Johnson. aide to
President Taft, and Captain John Gill
more, jr.
One of the joiliest sailing parties Of the
season was given Sunday on the Eclipse by
Rear Commodore B. F. Mitchell and Lieu
tenant Commander Charles Stanworth. U.
S. N. (retired). The schooner yacht Ariadne,
Of New York, is expected the first of
the week. James Laughlin. jr., of New
York, Is a guest on board.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

weeks. September bookings are nearly eauAi
to those for August.
Mrs Henry NJ Wagner and Mrs. Amelia
OF New York are IT the Penlly''
Mr. and Mrs. J. S Dillon. Miss Catharine
Steven Frederick Alfred, Mrs. P. A.
Rovle and Miss y. Edr.a Boyle, OF New
York. and Mr. and Mrs. H. A Vaughan
Miss Helen a. Vaughan and Miss Mamie
Martin. of East Orange, n. j, are at the
Highland Dell
MI and Mrs Oscar Holrne. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H Bavlan Miss Elizabeth Browne ana
w V Tat all OF New York. are being
pleasantly entertained at the Churieigh Inn
~. and Mrs. J. +. Spaul6ing, MISS Grace
S9aulding Miss J. Eleanor Spauldins, j. l..
Srauiding ir.. Mrs. P =. Streat ana All.
and Mrs w A kipp compose party al
The Highland Inn from. Rutherford. N j.
New Workers IL the Prospect house IN
cIude Miss Marie Heath, Miss Norma
Heath Mrs. T. Weiss, Miss Bessie w.
Weiss. Mrs. w. G. Rue. Charles S. Rue.
Mrs Joseph a. Heath. Nis5 Frances Hea'h
and Miss Austance Heath
Among the New Workers al Berwick Inn
are Mr.. and Mrs P. Kilgaion. L. E. Brand
,,,rs, l. Ratcbellcr. A IS Scott and Miss
Lillian l.. Farrell
New Workers: DR. and Mrs. H. u. Cox, the
Misses Lillian and Ruth Kuhn. MI ana
Mrs W H. Thrall. Frederick Cordes. Z.
Thicle and Miss Elsie Thiele.
Nr and Mrs. S. S. Conover and dausn-
toy Ruth ar. New Workers who made a
shor, stsv at the Marshalls Falls House.
MOUNT PoCoNo
Mount Pocono. July So--Tha feature OF
the week at the Montanesca was the cilp-
ming marty held for the benefit OF the Mon
roe County Hospital The good women OF
the poconos have already done much Tor
the hospital, but they never tire or doing
something that VIII be Of aid TO suffering
burnanit, The novel party was held under
the supervision of Mrs. l. d. 1vison, the
wife of the proprietor, and a large sum
was realized.
New York guests al the Montanesca In
cl1,de Mr. and Mrs A. B. Lustis. II. NJ
Cohu president of the New Jersey Auto
mobile Association; Mr.. and Mrs, W. H.
Rlaker. j. W. Elvell. Mr.. and Mrs A.
Eoswick a II. Spencer. Miss Spencer,
w. F. Chase, Charles f. Happnann. Mrs
4. Fl. Mildeberger, Miss Carolyn A. Cook.
Mrs. /. a Grace. John II. Hoffen. Mr.. and
Mrs H. A Webster and II. J. Mann.
New Workers at the Mount Pleasant
House are Mrs. E II. Mathews, IL I.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. D. a. Breen Mr.. and
Mrs A Schoonover. Miss NJ l. Maespael,
Mrs James NJ. Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles L. Ritsmann. Miss Frances F. Hig-
gins, Miss Margaret V. Hagen. Miss Cath
arine Wallace and ". II. Stanford.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. S. Tribune. Louis F.
Valente. y. E. Severns, Mrs. P Gertinger
and Mrs. W. II. Rogers, all Of New York.
are at the OntWood.
New Workers staying at the Fairview
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
WHEN DIVORCES ARE CHEAPER.

band.
Mr.. L-Your third7 Good heavens dear
How many have you hade
Mrs L-Oh. never mind. darling Lat oy.
cones be bySones.-IliCStrayed BitA
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
SWISS FARMING EXHIBIT.

Berne, July 2o.-SwitzerIand has Just per-
fected plans for a great exhibitionTthe
eighth of its kind-that will deeply interest
Americans. particularly those who are
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
FRANCONIA NOTCH.

Franconia Notch, N. H.. July 3o.-The ex-
elusive Profile House and cottages have
been entertaining severa! celebrities this
week. Tennis and golf are the favored
sports, as usual. and runnor is aftoat that
the Profile trails will soon be negotiated
by ponies, following the example set by
the Crawford House and Dreitoa Woods, to
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

the sixteen choir boys from ST Paufs
Church in Boston.
Fishing in the Ammonoosuc River is still
good. despite the popular belief that no
trout can be caught after the middle OF
! July One or two anglers from the Mount
Pleasant House are having the proverbial
'.hsherman's luck" and L Batchelder has
brought in several f1ne creels of late.
Following the Ideal Tour to Breton
Woods this week have been Samuel 8.
Stevens, F. w. Stevens. Miss Stevens and
Miss J. r Willetts. of Glen Cove. Long
Island. who are at the Mount Pleasant TO
break their journey.
Another motor party at the Mount Pleas
ant House for a stay Of several days IN
cludes Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Heaney. Mrs
Mary Heaney, Miss F. Meehdn. MT. and
Mrs. p. J. McCurdy, Mr.. and MIS- +. ).
Brennan and Thomas J. Mcbride. William
Mcbride Miss Mcbride and Miss Nc
Nance.
Canon J. Mcdonald McGrath. OF the Gin
cinnati Cathedral. will conduct all services
at the Joseph Stickney Memorial Church
this season.
BETHLEHEM
Bethlehem. n. H, July 30.-There are
many diversions at the Maplewood Hotel
here this week. among them the weekly
dancing party for the children on Monday.
shooting at the Maplewood Gun Club. golf
in the second invitation tournament and
the first full dress ball of the season At the
Maplewood Casino, and there is enough 60
ing on TO satisfy the most exacting. Add to
this two ripping baseball games this week
between Naplewood and Breton Woods. at
one of which the teams were tied in a hard
knot with a score OF 2 to at sundown,
and who can say that Maplewood Is not
holding it's own this season2
Mrs. j. Cabot Morse whose exquisite voice
IL remembered with pleasure by many for
,er guests at the Maplewooo. where she Is
of the cottage colony. gave an impromptu
,nustcal and sang for several friends on
Friday
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
JEFFERSON.

ton Woods, motored over FIR luncheon on
Friday On their annual visit to the Profile
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Francis. Mr. and Mrs.
A D Brown and Mr.. and Mrs G. w
Tracy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
lALK OF THE TOWN

fifty.ineh panams, e5c. ~ Abbott's.
spaeial cut prices on alI odd suits 81
Abbotts
Table board at the eWoodbnea n
Jefferson street
See the pretty lawns and muslinst iust
e0me az perrys
See tile new siiks FOR dresses, 25e and
aac yard az Naughan's
Nealigee shirts all styles SOC % 5000
From Chs Frank MeMhnfter 60.
aIr. AHA Mrs. seldon Leaeh returned
Be- their home n Mooers NJ III to-day
after spending d week with relatives IN
this city
Ihe academic and commercial members
Iof the graduating class IF spaHldng
high school enjoyed an outing al Berlin
pond saturday. The party was Ia charge
oi Miss A. Belle Young and J 3. Hughes.
wa are now prepared 10 DO All kinds
of Car cougcting N Barre anil vicinity,
Nine years experience Best Of material
and Workmanship warranted Prices
moderate. Roin Bros, lSI Seminary
street
Tie game scheduled to be played SAT-
urdar afternoon at lntereity park, be.
tween The italian Athletics and the Nor.
wieh university team. was cancelled on
account of rain. Il Is expected that q
game between The two resms can be
arranged for some day next week
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13

This dye does not weaken the fabric as the ordinary meth
Cd Of dyeng does in fact i strengthens the stocking Il
will not turn green.
l. is fast and stainless and will give extraordinary service
to the wearcr
we want you 70 test this statements Others have tried this
Hose and say they wear the longest of any Hose they
bought
Turf Hose for ladies in Isle thread at Csc per pair tan
and black
Turf Hose for ladies for 15c per pair the best wearing
Hose you ever bought for the money
Turf Hose for boys and girls # you have not been salts
fed with the chdens hose you have been buying we rec
ommend that you try these Turf Hose az Use per pair
PERRY @ CAMP,
Telephone aSs-A II and rs Main Street Barre Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
The Daylight Store =
OF GENERAL FARM INTEREST.

A neat farm home Is Of value "a tie
children because Il VIII instill in them
an admiration for the farm
II you expect the hired mans Goa.
fdence y0u must put confidence ii
BIN. Yon VIII find that Il pays 70
talk matters over With him.
The best bank IS the SOIL Tn II one
may deposit his energy and bis seed
md be sure 70 have both returned with
more than compound interest
For tile first time ia its history Of
forty-eight years the Kansas State
Agricultural college las created a de.
partment Of instruction which VIII be
devoted entirely to farm mechanics,
Ever figure out what percentage Of
profit gou are receiving from ths
money and labor invested IN the farmg
The business man Of the city knows
this about hIs business. and the bust
ness man Cd the farm should DO 20.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.

~ Villain i ia Boston for few days,
Daniel Roach Is passing a few days ia
Boston.
Arthur Premier passed Sunday at Mig.
gerhead pond.
See the new leather belts, 25e at The
Vaughan Store
Rooms with board at the eWoodbine,
81 Jefferson street
f. Bloch il spending few days III
Burlington On business
Harry Brunette depending 4 few days
II NJ. Johnsbuy on business.
Just received at Abbotts, another I9t
q those black silk pettleeats at $3.50.
sir. and Mrs, q. il. Cave. 81, are pass.
ing q week b Burlington and Jefferson
vile
II yoa are ready "a easnee q medium
OF lightweight underwear 60 60 the
Frank AeEfhorter CO
If the Old Lady who left her umhraEla
at che hall last evening Wiil eail on the
secretary she sball receive il
Miss Margaret Miles returned Is her
home ia Burlington today. after pass.
Jag week with friends 81 Tits city
Band concert Tuesday evening. instead
of Wednesday, on account e entertain
ment Il opera house. given 81 eiTie fen
GRAFTON Band rehearsal 81 o'clock
sharn Tuesday evening
Attention. aaeeabees The railv which
was Ia he held ia St 5ohnshufv this
week has been postponed On account 81
TIE state commanders mothers death.
Miss Euniee story. Miss Myrtle stone
and Miss susan Collins. teachers ID tie
public schools left Saturday f6r tbeif
shomes IL East Fairfield and johnson,
respectively.
The people If Barre cannot afford 70
miss 3 rare musical treat. smell AZ viii
be offered II the Barre opera house june
~ A chorus q fifty voices. t4ilbertsons
orchestra, a sainist 81 grens sfiiatic ahil
ley and Miss Allie Trnw As reader make
ne entertainment worthy your patron
age
The b. A Perry Real Estate agency
With q f Smith, autieneer, sold for
Judge W i CIapp, trustee, The fred
Colby place located near Plainiield
springs, Ut auction. 81 Saturday after
moons price $3.50. The trustee vas Sat
istied with the price realized, and The
purchaser. IA. e. Boss ii Plainfeld, could
not help being
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
TALK or THE TOWN.

j "A Miles Of Burlington was q bust.
ness visitor in Che city to-day
Rev. NJ. +. Braisted returned home
Saturday from Newton Center Mass,
where he attended the commencement eX-
ereises 81 Newton Theological seminary.
The funeral y the little child 81 Mr.
and Mrs William Mckenzie Of Webster
vile was held from their home Sunday
afternoon at O'clock The burial was
JIM Wilson cemeteryi Rev. G. Macarthur
ofieiated
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13

Forest CelleY, 4 Young man Woo had
nude lib home for 1 few years with his
grandmother Mrs Chase iii stannardi
took i dose II arsenic Monday afternoon.
May so. and although il was some time
before the family knew he was iii, d
doctor was called and II was thought
the man would recover; bit late m the
afternoon following his condition became
much worse aud he died. II II said that
10 reasonable cause can 30 ascertainea
why he wished TO take his life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
o N p ABBOTT s 60 A Il ABBOTT & Co Ia n ABBOTT 60
A. r. ABBOTT s co.


ideas il our store are the ones that want @ call
your attention to just now. We arc to have SUM
mer soon, then the time will be limited to get Just
what everyone wants without some delay Regal
Shoes should be one Of your purchases They
wear they fit and have style about them that
you cannot get in other makes. Our assortment
will not be as good later as just now
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.

one Of The best is the P. n. eorset,
sold at Perry's.
See the new white dresses for ladies'
wear, S225. S3.es. up, at Yaughans.
Bn and Mrs. Bert Galith are passing
4 few days with relatives in Williams
town.
Sale ladies' aarmentsg see them IN
window mot advertisedt CSC each, at
Naughan's-
I Raymond Beaton, who has been at-
tending Spsuldipg high school, returned
TO bis home q South Ryegate
8irs. Al F. Camp returned. q her home
week WITH friends in this city.
4 William STUART left thls noon for the
White mountains, where BIZ will b eDi-
lplayed AZ the Sunset hin house
/ Miss Clark, who hes been employed II
Miss Jessie Kent millinery store left
lths mon for her home II Boston
/ Mobilia j buane eandisiohi d. vendere
4 j huaa mgFaat0 e8usa rasfenga Riv0l-
Mahnia II hu0n ordine a vendsre a
4pfe1si FautagglosI Buaaisslma aHafe.
RiFoigersi i Ferrari 81 Granite street
N;.e Grace Houston returned Is Sortb !.
/ field last night after spending weak
40 tie home q her sister. AIRS. i. II.
Higgins.
! n,,s. 4sh..sa.. sa..e,sa j. bss h....
in Tstt1efsa Il II ts.dag sfser ansn1.
Iina few days with his sister, Mrs II
II Rogers
agiss tiorsr4s pvaaea4t laft ta.4sv a.
n. sa..t....i',. 80 4, srai,ts ,gss~e ~
s.il l,s sssnio.sa M wv. Tetsa haase as,v.
s4- 49,, HI, -,
lid
The Wemans Missionary society RI
~. go $500 NM N tta aaas n al4s
Il 1880 ssla5..s.a... .s4s,.4s.. IL
j III $500
~s9@
Emery Segnin, who has neeH employed
as manRgef ST the Granite City laundry
/ for some time, has resigned his position
there and returned to bis home ID Bur
lington Saturday
Inc ifalian annette cinh accompanied
ny large baneh g footefs lefF }ae eits
SUNDAY morning where tlaeY we're n9oked
te play the Ianth IaYatfy team from
Fort Ethan Alien
Mrs Il TT FlHmnhrpV Mrs ut IT
4sepaon ANA NYs Il raWna have Is.
t,rnaa fran gVafarbt,rv where fbev At.
fanaa9 tbe afa5lsa tinn axereiaes of nv
M farb,,rv MAT school and alumni Ian.
sunday and Monday arrivals at VIE
City hotel follow Mrs Maud s.. Jen
N. Tf.; il TT Braekaft, somersw0rth N
H.; M. II. Manning, plainheld Woods
vile. II. Fiji, G. III Kimbali. ST. Johns
bnrv; Mr and Mrs. d. III. Walker. Bos
ton; il II. Miles. Burlington.
i. 49, s4. k. ..
HIS saNis lsastasis4s u s'.a3 $500 NV
4 Panls NV sisaiia WI si.s ellil'siFa III
Barre. 0peh.alF SPOTS uaaet 800 s.5
instruction WI sooh " 0hsfea.
heea Yo'ls nelp r. saef 49, 'silast.
taislfs. IN eoiissil ~ WI 9pst@ 800
June lo II Hhaef tae aAspiees u WV
el4ie ieasFationi a,a Y uI l'sAsoias'ss wv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13

There Is always something new On our
tables 10 tie way Of wash goods. Ask 90
zee our Gerard Poplins IN plain color
and stripes at 25e, for summer street
costumes,
Zanzibar PoHgee Is one Of onr new
cloths This i linen color, with q pretty
Persian pattern, al 25c per yard.
New Flsxons for summer suits. These
are very pretty. a. well As stylish, in
soiors Il use whites At 1sc and 2Be.
4 good assortment Of colored Linens
that were sos now at 25e per yard
for whole suits Of separate skirts.
Ask 70 see new Indian Heads in col
ors a. only Use for skirts Or suits, also
boys suits and waists
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
No Clothes Troubles Here

We clothe men in al walks Of life we cothe the
middieaged man the college man, The school boy. the little
man from two and one half years Of age upwards We
oothe them ali well that none Of our patrons ever know
Suits $500 $500 to $1,000 Little Fellows Suits 81 00
S. 90 Good Clothes here Sit; they cheaper
than the other kind
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13

You are puzzled perhaps, over the
problem Of your early housekeeping.
The comforts, such as you have en-
ioyed in your own homes arc beyond
your purse maybe, for even if you have
a good sum saved now. it isn't sound
sense to spend it all ii gratifying your
ideal Of happy home. The solution
is here
Tn few Of the larger cities, IS there
more comprehensive display of Fur
niturc and Furnishings Of the right
sort, than you will find il this spacious
store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
By Way of Suggestion

One Room may include beautiful
Brass Bed on which the lines are
graceful and attractive, at $3.50. a Ma
hogany Dresser, rich and roomy at SIS.
And Rugs, Chairs, Lace Curtains,
Draperies and fitting accessories at
corrcspondingly low prices.
Another Bedroom may Be finished COM
pIctely in beautiful, dainty birds-eyc
ma pie Bed, Dresser, chiffonier,
Rocker, Rugs, Lace curtains-truly a
charming outfit It most attractive
price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
June is the Happiest Month
Of the Year
TOR CENTURIES June has bee

TOR CENTURIES June has been celebrated as
the month when Summer is fresh and young.
June is the month of good omen.
From the entire chosen throughout the world the
mating mehen being prepared thousands undaunted
young folks 'To better for worse
To those you people with the light sparkling from
there from this which happiness
Begin your housekeeping high ideal home life will
and plener all the In the words old will Be for
and D better"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
New and Below Cost

One lot Of 50.ineh AN Wool panamas
Nh good coiors as follows Slate dark
red 81 garnet navy blue and Copen-
hagen 4 regular $50 cloths tnat bas been
our price. now az CSC Nothing on tho
market nj the price Of So much value
Yard.wide Black Taffeta, leader at
this price, 500 per yard.
We are selling q yard wide Messaline
SIX IN eolors st 81 go per yard You
know that wide goods cut much better
than narrow. and there Is at this time
3 price eaviHg.
LAST lot Of Figured Curtain Serims at
this price 15c. These are Use and 20c
Scrims.
For q few days we are selling White
Flouncings and Muslin Underwear on our
tables at special price, This refers
more particularly to White Skirta and
two-piece combinations
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13

You select the outfit You need good,
substantial Furniture. Carpets and Rugs
that will wear, and grace your home
all through your happy married life.
We viii figure with you on the small
amount you can spare each week.
Your bank account will be undis-
turbed, and in little while your coy,
cheerful home furnishings viii be all
your own. That's the easy Hooker
way which you are cordially invited to
enjoy,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13

II The Dining Room, 4 complete suite
consisting Of Dinner Table, Buffet,
China Closet, Serving Table and.
Chairs ii the popular CHARTERED Oak,
and d rug that harmonizes remarkably
with this suite Ii SIS.
If It is The ParIor that needs attention,
you will find here ! delightful ar
rangement Of al the interesting little
things that 60 to make 4 parlor worth
while. Beautiful Suites in Mahogany
and Chartered Oak, Tables, Chairs,
Rugs Lace Curtains, ii fact anything
that your heart might wish at equally
attractive prices.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
EAST BARRE

AIT members Of Court Phil Sheridan.
No. s, II of A,, ate requested to be
present at 4 meeting % ha held II their
Hail Wednesday, evening Jnna l5. Bus
ine "a importance il tie BE- taken up.
Per order tie sac ]. q Haean.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13
zoo - ID ID cLAssTFIEp

FOR SALE Three secondhand grocery
waeons. Apply 70 & u Naad &c. IHft
FOE sAEE-e Baby carriage. bat itttie useu.
Apply 20 Franklin street l8tf
WANT B~Ta buy = horse. Will pay cash.
Apps Al 873 M Main street aft8r PM 5stes
WANTED Woman rs work BF she hour
Apply af e. Washington street 9gn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13

New black aud white muslin waists,
I9e, at 5aHghans
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13

- There will be regular
sN meeting IF Barre aerie, 1873.
Monday evening at $50
O'Clock ii +. Of Al hall All
members are requested 60 be
w present and q smoke talk will
follow the regular meeting Stale bep-
nty John f Dunn viii be present In
i5ialion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13

u and rs Main Street, Barre, Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-13

Our New Silk Skirts at So so and our new Suits Goats
and Wash Dresses are lust now il BIG demand
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-15
Uncle Sam Paws Indians

Belvidere-The Sioux Indians on the
Pine Ridge reservation, neal here re-
Gently were paid many thousands Of
dollars by the United States govern
ment. They were paid in checks, and
many of them came to Belvidere 70
have the checks cashed and purchase
necessary and unnecessary articles,
Some of the Indians who cashed
checks here had unique names, among
them being the following: John Wins
the Battle, John Owns the Battle, Hail
Woman Little Sack, William Black
Bull, Leads the Horse, Rafting Won
an, Peeping Out, Good Dog, Maggie
White Horse, Ugly White Horse, Near
ly Dead Short Man, Search the Enemy,
Blue Haired Horse and Anna Good
Thunder.
The Indians of course, could not
sign their names on the back of the
checks, but endorsed them by put
ting their thumbs on a stamp pad and
then pressing their thumbs on the
back of the checks. 1t was necessary
under the requirements for this sort
of an endorsement of the checks to be
witnessed by two persons, who certi-
fed in writing on the backs of the
checks to the thumb marks of the
Indians.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-15
What's the Answer

We're ready to quit! After sending
two perfectly rhymed, carefully scan
ned, pleasurably sentimental pieces Of
poetic junk to seventeen magazines
and having them returned seventeen
times, we turn to the current issue Of
q new monthly and find a "pome"
modelled after Kipling's Vampire"
and in which home is supposed to
rhyme with alone, run on page eleven
with all the swell curlycues ordinarily
surrounding a piece of real art. If
poetizing is a gift we r convinced
that this poets must have been. AS
for US, we are on our way to the wood
shed to study the psychology of the
ak or any other old thing that hasn't
to do with selling poetry to maya
zines.