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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14
NTlINN INTEN
Certificate of NOn-I4 Liability of the
Sta, lliOldcrs Of thu New Mexico
Mau-olcun toulianN

We. " u. Murphy, Moud, Suh,r
solomon benjamin, Frank II. strong
and james B. llcrndon. the incurpur-
auurs OF Tho SEW MENICO MAJ
SoLEUM COMPANY. do hereby GER
tify and declare that there shan b,
no stockholders liaoHity uu account
of amy stock issued by said Sow Mex
ico Mausnlcum Company aud thai
vs." make and tilc this certificate with
tho certificate uG Incorporation of
said company, Ice pursuance with 40,
provisions OF section % ur chapter
80 OF tho Session Laws OF IN, Tcrri-
tory of Sow MoNico. for the year
1893
In witness whereof $50 have here.
INIT" set our hands ,ud seals th0
twenty ninth day ~ April, 1911
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Happies, Girl IN Lincoln.

4 Lincoln, Mob, girl writes. y had
been aiing for some 'ic with chronic
constipation and stomach trouble.
began taKiug Chambcrlains stomach
ana Iiyor Tablets and IN three days
was able To be up aud got better
right along am the pruudcst girl
In Lincoln To- fluid such good mcdi-
cine" For sale by all dealers.
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Noti,o b. hereby given lu1l ur -
a -. Eloytr,c company uf shiou !
have heretofore been proprietor was
sold and transferred by m. go SIR D..
MARKS ou the 12th instant aud Mr..
Marks is authorized 60 collect an Gee
counts due mo o. that date.
benz f.. DURlNSl<I
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EMBOSSED. No 1855.
Cor Woy.yd Vol u. Page ~,
Nrtiyic~ uf Incorporation 81
NIN MENtCO MNISoIIlN COW.
nNNA

F.l'd leo the ofrly. ur Secretary of
Sew Mexico july 80 lr1L to r.. m
NATHAN JNFTN
secretary.
Compared G. T.. Is Co T. a.
TERRITORY of New Mexico. county of
I"rualillu--.a
Ths instrument was nlrd fpr r,,-
ord on The 5lh day of July l9li ct
. u.D'oyk e. m
Recorded m Vol "C' Mis-, ut
Records ot aid COUNTY. folio 90
\. T. WALKER,
Recorder
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Mistress chastity sticking a ginger
into either carr kit,ic, for n'a''u.'
sake. what docs that WghtiII uois"
aud profanity 100 the Ntch,u mean
kIuI, nh. that uutuiu.. mt am.
its oult uuok r,isruu % uruposl aN
marriage from tH, aahmuu' Harp
co.. liIlHf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14

Rieht in y0ur busiest season when
You have the least time % spare YOU
ar moot likely 10 take dia.rhoea and
lose several days time. unless sou
have Chamboflain's Collie, Cholera and
ptaFThoeA Remedy al hand and take
a scss ON the first appearance OF tho
sap-ase For sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14

"Wh, has your sou decided not 90
60 into the ministr,
wei we've thought ID all over and
come 60 the conclusion that he aint
fticd Tea &C. Ito d"nt hLs ,hirt'u
Chicago Record Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14

l'Or good tamalos. chile. other rc.
neshments aud candies try the Chile
pallOL 1903 West Central
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w'p ECO m, hand aud affixed my OF
noU neal tno d., and year b.t
ahutr written
t-igurdl
MASON T. KELGY.
notary Publ
,Nulatib ~HD
W. commission expires march &C.,
lHIl.
., rruor, or Sew Mexico. County ol
U'rmlluiu
Du uus 'Hih dp, of Nur,!. lptI. b,.
fpr, m" 90. mdor.igucd. e. >utaN
publ, nv und rur said count, appear
cd Monde, SLIDER solomon Uruiamlu.
Ftnuk ll strong and James u, li'ru.
dom, ,H,h Zoo mo personally huuN o.
~ h' tie" Same Persons described In
ana Wuu cN,eutod the foregoing 200.
strumcut lud separately tDkuuVl-
edged 600 m' that they executed tho
Same aa tu'Ir 'r,, act and decd
iu Witness whereof have u,ruun
tu .ri my hand and official seal ~,
day and ,.Hr first above written iu
this certificate.
C-lgU,dI
W \ N'NlIttN.
NolarN runii.
t>utuItI -.alb
VI commission expire. NmU 2
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TIror, OF Sew Mexico. Office Of
~, s..J,tI.
CEHTII'IC VIZ on COMPARISON.
D. Nlrhlu Juta Secretary OF the
Territory of Sew Mexico. 40 h.rcov
g'ru't that There Was 'lcd for record
Boo this of,g, at ten o'clock. a. m.. ON
thu third day oi July. \. y. 1871,
Arlicics of incorporation of
MN MEXICO MNUSOIEtM COM
PNNN.
go. Gs33.
and also, that I have compared the
following copy uf the Same. with the
original thereof now on nlc. ana do
clare 70 Co Ice a correct transcript
th,r.from ana OF the whole thcrc-
OF
Given under my hand aud the
gr.t' aU ur tho territory OF Now
M,Ni.u 80 uc city cot Santa &c. tho
capital "u his third day OF July \.
u. lHIl
NNTHNN JNFFN.
secretary ur Sew Mexico
BY EDWIN T. COARD.
Assistant secretary
'tritiitT't" ~ Incorporation of New
Mexico Nau~nlcum Company.
w. The undersigned. Ia order to
form % corporation for the objects
hereinafter set forth under aud pur-
,uuu' tu tho provisions of the laws ~
ti, Territory or Sew Mexico, rclat-
ug Co corporations and tho ncor-
p"Iiii"u thereof 81" certify as i"l-
lows
Tho mnnr 90 the corporation l'
NEW MEXICO MAl'SpLElM COM
IN>N.
~
Th, principal office ~ said COR
I"riI"u boo the Territory ot N'w
VI Ni.1 ulN Dee located at tho uurth-
'psi corner of SECOND street aud Cou.
tr'' aNruu" boo Tho CITY of Mbuqucr-
cue, Sew M'N.p, loo tho office ~ Ia"
state National HuuIt of Albuquerque.
Sow Mexico, and the mann OF the
nsunt of said corporation, ana upon
whom process against thr said cor.
| p'rtii"u may hr served, o. James u.
/ Il'rnd"u
~
Tu' uuI,.D ur which this rurpor
'u"u f'rmrd arr ns follows.
1u build. erect. maintain and
"u"u'" buildings for m1usolcum
/ purposes aud mtu.uI,ume and ,rypts
4 loo DO. Territory of Sew Mexico. and
\ - -'Il -ald buildings. mausnlcums
1ud .rtut- O." such persons firms and
! corporations u7 may desire 20 pur-
( 'HI-' the same, uul ~ lease said
/ mtusolruue oud buildings and crypt'
/ 100 said mtu~'l'ums aud buildings.
70 10 purchase or 90 otherwise
/ Mold own, maintain. lease, mortgage,
1 ...', convey or uth'rN isc dispo7c Of
/ rr. D."t' ana real property, and any
tuH 900 Interests aud rights therein
! without .Imit a. to value. price
/ uHI.in area coz environment in TIA,
| Iur.'"r of Sew Mexico, ana within
any ..l', town. village or hamlet iu
amy part OF the Territory uf New
M'>i.".
~ purchase, own, hold. loasu
mortgage. s'll COZ convey amy aud al
kinds u' personal property, including
1".kr Houds securities moneys OF
/ things Zoo action. ana tu invest loan
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{ On IItWI0 UI NIWih HUIWtI~ Nun
Liability nf
NEW MENICO MNCSOIEUM COM
pANN.
(NO Bs5ID

aud also. that | have compared thr
following copy of tho same. with the
original thereof now on fil,, and d,-
clare 10 to- Oa ,orroct transcript
there from and of the whole Thereof
Given under my hand and tn,
great seal oi the Territory Of NoN
Mexico, AT ~" city of Santa Fc. Tn,
capital. on this third day Of July. 4
H.. 1911
NATHAN JNFFN.
secretary uf New M,Ni.u.
ny ADWtN T. IONRD,
Assistant secretary
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CSigu,db

w u. MI kltNN Csc an
MENDEL SlLhLE tS"dh
SOLOMON BENJNMlN ,S'aD
FRANK II STRONG 'Sral'
JAMES u. llEltNbbN '~'Hlb
Territory ~ New Mexico, County It
irani-ss
ON ilis end dan of MAY l'll h'-
Tor" M tho undersigned, Sotary
Public iu and for the said county. ape
p''r'd " - MURRAY in mo known
90 De- ihc SANE person described lu
and Nh" executed ia" foregoing Inc
siruW"nL and ACKNOWLEDGED 90 me
that ho executed ihr sam" 1e ule free
b'i and decd
Ia witness whereof ! have urrcuu-
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ENnnIisEn. Nn. anhi.

1915.
EMBOSSED 30. GS3i
Cor. Reed. Vul & Page ~
Certificate or Stockholders Nom
Liability CT
TiiE MN MEXICO MNISOII.I VI
COMPANY,
Filed IN office Of SECRETARY of New
New Mexico, july 3, 1911 10 a. m.
NATHAN JAFFA.
Seer tary.
Compared @. r. r. Ia !. ..
Territory of Ncw Mexico, County OF
BcrnaiillO--ss
This instrument was filed for rcc-
ora on the ith day Of July 1871 at
O'Clock "a. m.
Recorded IN Vol 'C' Misc. OF Rec
ords of said County. folio 5S
4 T., WALKER.
UOCordor.
l'N r-.---.--.--.-- --- ----------.------
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Deputy Rccordcr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14
trrtificatc - Incorporation ~ NcN,
Mexico Nau~olcum Company.

w. The undersigned. In order to
form % corporation Tor the objects
hereinafter set forth under aud pur-
suun' tu the provisions of the laws ~
the Territory pf N'v Mexico, rclat-
ing @" corporations and tho incur-
p"r1iiuu Dh'ru"L du certify as fol-
lowe.
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Deputy Recorder.
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Territory ur Nrw McXicu, office col
the Secretary
CEIITuTC NTE OT COMPARISON
/. Nathan laffI, secretary of Tia,
Territory of Nrw Mexico, do hereby
certify that there was filed for rec
ord In this office ot ten o'clock q. M.
on the third day OF July. \ u, 1911
Certificate at stockholders NON
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W \ NlLtt\.
NuiarN runii
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". u. MURRAY
MENDEL SLIDER
SOLOMON BENJAMIN.
FRANK "a. STRONG
JAMES g. HERNDON
Territory OF Sew Mexico. County oi
GRANTS
ON this second day OF May, 1911
before me the undersigned, a Notary
Public ia and FOR the said county.
appeared " -. Murray 90 mo known
10 be tho same person described In
and who executed the foregoing In
srument ana acknowledged t. me
th't he executed the same ~ his
ir.c act iud dccd
In witness whereof. have hero
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-07-07
CHAPTER "

Dodd says l cut such high didos in
the last chapter that if I don't vol
plane little closer the sea-level
will disappear in the great nebula Of
the constellation Andromeda. what
ever that is.
The last chapter began and ended
in carriage where I was with
'JaQues and "Rosalind" on the way
to the depot after the performance of
AS you Like It." 1t was really a hack,
and one of the horses came near
falling down, so that me and Jauues
and Rosalind had to go to the stable
and get another horse. Rosalind was
very loyely-comely, I mean. Comely
is the only adjective permitted in such
case to a local preacher in the NJ. E.
church, although maybe my LICENSE
has been revoked? l am scared to
ask.
Rosalind was very comely. During
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-07-07
1T CAN BE DUPLICATED IN FLOR
IDA

A southern tourist who is motoring
through New England writes from
Springfield, Mass, to the Baltimore
Manufacturers Record as follows:
AS I stood at the hotel entrance
here late this afternoon the automo-
5iles began arriving from their days
run down the line. I noticed cars
from Minnesota, Alabama, Maryland,
Rhode Island and New York. all in
side OF Is minutes. The garages in
each town visited so far are filed to
Overlooking every night by the crowd
.of machines, and in some cases they
nave to line them UP in the street over
night on account Of not having room
inside. The hotels are crowded, al
though the season doesn't fairly open
till July l. At Waterbury we regis
tered at 4:30 in the afternoon. and
at $50 when l looked over the book
TO see if anyone had arrived that
knew, there had been added over two
and half pages. and they were still
coming every few minutes.
DO you know (of course you do
you have studied it so fully this
means something besides scenery and
climate and hotels? It moons the
drawing-card is the network of good
roads. Mrs remarked today:
My. What it would mean to the
south to have these people down our
way in the winter" 1t would simply
mean millions of dollars as the first
result, and no one can compute the
final benefits.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-07-07
MY EXPERIENCE i'm THE LEGISLATURES
&c. H. B. Floyd, in the Apalachicola Times

PENSACOLA ought to get a great
French sculptor to put a statue of
him in front of the city hall. 1t will
cost 100000. People will come from
Europe to see it. It will be as famous
as the Apollo in the Belvedere room
of the Vatican. If the soul builds it's
own body, here is a great soul, beau
tiful, harmonious, rhythmic soul.
When you look at him you wish there
were five thousand men around with
great iron shields on which they
could hammer and make loud noise
In his honor, crying nhoarse, throaty
salt-sea voices, ''Koenige, koenige!"
Standing before the portrait of George
Washington in the house of repre-
sentatiyes, he lost nothing bv com
parison with the majestic figure of
the first president. The gods have
been good to him. He is worth half
a million in money which he has him
self made. He is reasonable, practi-
cal and sound. May he live long, If
he were type of America, no one
could suggest that We were degener-
ate. That's it. He is the ideal Amer
lean. take off my hat and keep it
off to this magnificent specimen Of
vigorous, healthy, successful Ameri-
can. Three cheers for him!-C. II.
Floyd, in Apalachicola Times.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-07-07
CHAPTER I.

This is the thing: To preach what
you practice. Be articulate. In ICY
rano" the girl says to the handsome
woodedheaded lover, well, go ONT"
He says: Il love you!' She: "Welli"
He: We'll, what else?" She: you
have said I love you about sixty doz-
en- times; now go on and say why and
how and when; go into detail" But
the poor young man could not further
discuss Now the best part of every
thing is telling about it, Even kiss
ing. And everything gets told. The
seer is the sayer.
For sixty days [ was in heaven in
this part of eternity. Royalty has
been divided into 1O1 parts: 1 govern
or, 80 senator's and 20 representa-
tives; hear me. Even 10th part roy
atty is hot stuff, very lallapaloosa. If
l could give you taste of this heaven
you would bless me- Put yourself in
my place. Eat with me some of this
ambrosia. Tallahassee is the Olym-
pus OF Florida Follow this narrative
and l will tell you how I slammed Os-
sa on the Pelion of Apollo McWil-
liams. How I took a tree
''to which the tallest pine hewn on
Norwegian hills, were but a wand"
and whaled Jupiter Dougherty over
the head with the same. Give ear to
my account of how |, even little Har-
ry, snatched one of the columns, one
of the size on each side of the capitol,
and stuck it through the quiyering
body of Ray Bullock, the god Mars.
Follow me, and hear how l respectful
ly declined to eat hash with Neptune
Giichrist, lest, having fed with him,
he would have used a stomach pump
and pumped out my dinner when re-
fused to pledge myself on some of his
freak measures. Come near, little
children, and hear me celebrate my
self and Florida and democratic gov
eminent under a blue moon; or Caru-
so in the orgies of aida"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-07-07
A MARION COUNTY coLoRED
PREACHER IN TROUBLE

Five negroes were recently arrest
ed for attempting to bride Mr.. w. B.
/ Hare, superintendent of public
schools of DeSoto county, Rev. W. C.
Rodgers of Ocala being one of the
FIVE.
One of the negroes, through his at
torneys, Mr. Samuel T. Fletcher, who
it will be remembered, defended
Hugh Benbow in this county for set
ting fire to Reuben Mitchell, Jr., sued
out a writ of habeas corpus, and in
the progress of the case. according to
TIE Lakeland News. the following
facts were developed:
According to the evidence as
brought out in the habeas corpus pro-
ceedings, W. T. Young, a mail clerk
on the S. A. L. from Tampa to Sara
sofa. but for a short time on the C. H.
& n. R. R., is the leader of a band
who have been getting teachers GER
tifcates without examination. The
scheme, as unfolded, was to pay coun-
ty superintendent money to issue
these certificates. and the thing has
been going on for six years. Young
foOlishly approached Superintendent
Hare on the subject, explaining how
it was worked, and that the prices to
go direct to the official issuing valua-
BILE papers had ranged about $25 for
third. $35 for second and $40 to S45
for first grade; but one time he had
gotten $3.50 for one superintendent
for three first grades. He explained
how the law had been violated sue
cessfully. No other county superin-
tendent would ever wait to learn
whether or not the holder had taken
the examination as shown by the
graduation sheet.
Young had not satisfied the DeSoto
superintendent. He was told to write
if he desired to continue the matter
before the June examination. In the
meantime the state superintendent,
an attorney and two members of the
county school board were consulted.
True to promise, the letter came.
Subsequent interviews and letters
failed to convince the superintendent.
Young counted out $SS, put the same
in an envelope, with his initials and
figures indicating contents on same,
and gave a list of teachers CD who
were to call, pay balance and get the
certificates. No certificates were
promised or written. The five were
for attempts to bride an Off
Ger. The status of the case has been
already given.
No whites or other negroes besides
the five have been implicated, and
there is no attempt to implicate any
others. The negroes in Arcadia are
law-abiding, and most of them own
their homes"
Further along the News says:
"Supt. Hare has ever been the
friend of the colored race. BY pen
and voice he has used his influence to
help the negroes improve. He has at
all times advocated friendly, fair
treatment of all persons. However,
he had never before been tried with
4 bride, and does not propose to rest
under the suspicion that all men have
their price. He felt, as did the coun-
ty board and the state superintend-
ent, that united efforts should be
made to break up the system that
Young has been working so success
fully for six years, according to his
own statements
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-07-07
CHAPTER II.

l was pledged to Angle for the
speakership. This came about in
Governor Broward's lifetime. |
thought it was the band wagon. I
knew Governor Broward would make
it the band wagon. am a band wag-
on expert. l play the sliding from
bone. l knew that when the legisla-
ture convened in the Leon lobby, Gov
ernor Broward would get the doubtful
in the collar with his viking fist, and
after shaking the lights out of the
doubtful would say: Get serious, old
man: Angle is our candidate. Vote
for Angle!" which would produce re-
suits.
There was more turmoil and inter
est taken in the election of the
speaker than in the passage of any
bill before the legislature. The lobby
of the Leon swarmed and buzzed. Ev-
erybody and his cousin were cigarring
and buttOn-holing. Mr.. Claude LEN
gle approached me in his Cardinal
Richelieu manner, and said: Floyd,
it's choice between two plutes; now
that Angle has withdrawn it is a ques-
ton between the Fox and the Goose;
We want the man who will do the
least harm. therefore it's T. A. Jen-
nings rather than E. S. Mathews"
About this time Rivers, Buford and
John P. Stokes ran up TO me and
said: Floyd, support Mathews"
"Buford, old man." l said, Il am a
band wagon machine. Look at my
tOwn-went almost solid for Blount,
and l was on the \. P. Bryan side;
introduced Mr.. Bryan at public
meeting. That place is my pedestal.
If you cut that out, whore am /? Here
is my chance right at hand to crawl
into the music car; l am going to
vote with the west Florida candidate
All OF Angles pledges went to
Mathews but me and probably one or
two others.
Mathews is a TALL composed look
ing person with reddish hair, clean
shayen, and stiff jaw. Farris, the
former speaker, says that Mathews
chief desire is for power" Mathews
is clean, forceful man. There is a
good deal TO him. He has character.
He has force. He is self-sufficient.
He is diplomatic. He understands
men. He knows parliamentary law.
He has rock in his system. There is
no goose cackle about him. He is sol
id. Although he has been married but
a short time, he went in the Spanish
American war He was one Of the
best officers in the First Florida regi-
ment. He was one of the five best
men in the house He is newspaper
editor.
T. A. Jennings is the finest looking
man in Florida. except Rivers Blu
ford He is straight as an arrow and
about seven feet tall. There is some
thing fine in his appearance. I would
like to take a trip with him through
Europe as his valet. Anybody pretty
near who travelled with him would
look like his servant. He makes one
think of Richard, the lion-hearted
king of England, of Charles Martel,
of 'Charlemagne. of some leader of the
Saxon tribes starting out of the for
ests of Germany to kick the little gar
nc-eating Romans into their dirty lit
tie ditch, the Tiber. When he dies
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-07-07

Mr. Waldo Martin of Martin was
down from his farm Monday. He
stuck to beans and struck it rich,
beans having this season proven the
best paying crop. He planted other
things but nothing gave such d fine
margin of profit. Mr.. Martin has the
reputation of being one of the most
successful truckers We have in the
county.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-07-07

Mr.. Brantley Weathers, Jr.. who
was graduated from Amherst on June
2Sth, sailed from Boston Saturday
with party OF friends for a summer
in Europe. They expect to travel
through several countries on foot. and
some of their experiences will no
doubt rival those of Bayard Taylor
in interest and delight.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-07-07

All sizes fruit jars at FisheFs.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-07-07

All sizes fruit jars at FisheIs.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-07-07

To Miss DiZalynski.
SidOn. Damascus, Tyre, Bel,
Juraselem and Israel,
And names Of many a Jewish bard
And that forgotten name of God,
You make me think of these; of Ruth
Of oleanders, stars and truth
It is reported that Miss Dizialynski
is seeking to be court stenographer
of the new Mariana circuit.
This brings up an incident wherein
and whereby it appears that got the
goat of Cardinal Richelieu L'AngIe
Claude has a form of religious insan-
ity complicated with Swedenborgian-
ISM. Ec sees CGe EanG Of me Coo of
the Swedenborgians in everything
that might appear as an advantage to
Claude Claude struts about the lob
by of the Leon like his uncle Louis
XIV. He has chips on his shoulders
and rattlesnakes i'll his mouth. He
lives by the fang. and invites every
one to fang him in return. You had
better leave him alone Now there 5
John Henderson who inherited a
standpipe full of vitrol, but Claude
gobbles up poor Henderson like a
'leven foot alligator gnaws on a two
foot shoe head cat fish. You ought
to see little Corpse faced Bauskett
who drew all Of McWilliams' salary
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-16

Okaton. s. D.-Mrs. Winifred An gals is suing for divorce, charging her husband with hugging her so hard that he broke two of her ribs.