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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
ARLINGTON DRUG co.

The above mentioned house = merit
orius home r---e-u which deserves ou-
trade. They carry @ complete line 81
drugs. patent medicines. arc- ami the
name of tai- establishment stands f5r
reliability ana excellence. The superior
quality Of rhei- output. a. well a it.
fair and honorable way Of dealing with
customers has caused its business TO eN-
pand and prosper until today it stands
second to none in is important kind Of
business. The proprietor j. very friend
" and We have no hesitancy in recon-
mending him TO our members.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
A. E. UNDERWOOD.

We desire to call particular attention
to the above gentleman, who has always
shown proper interest toward all pro
jects promoted for the welfare of the
city and its working people. 1t is our
object to urge our members to keep the
name of this citizen in mind and patron
ize him at All times He is a dealer in
confectionery, cigars and tobaccos, etc.
and has four good pool tables and card
tables for those who care to play cards
He is also manager of the Western I'm
ion Telegraph and Employment office.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
THE HOTEL VANCOUVER.
"Arlington's Best Hotel"

We are only acting in accordance with
the well established policy of labor I'M
ions in giving prominent mention of
those who are in harmony with the OBJ
jects of unionism. Our list would be in
complete without mentioning the Hotel
Vancouver The proprietor is true
friend of the boys and therefore should
have their patronage. This hotel is
steam heated. with hot and cold baths,
free sample rooms, etc. Boys, boost this
hotel
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
D. W. THOMAS, JEWELER.

Mr.. Thomas Is successor to c. I.
Clinrenpeel. whom ne bought out since
the first of the year. This store has
been here for the last six years and
there You will find full display of cut
glass. watches, clocks and silverware.
An expert optician and watch repairer
also. Mr.. Kinney will take care of out
side trade and call at all camps and
mills for repair work and will carry a
full line of rings and watches.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
TEAGAR'S DRUG STORE.

An enterprise which has gained a
splendid business and enjoys the conf
dence and good will of our people is the
above mentioned firm. This is one of
the leading drug stores in Arlington and
is to be relied upon for fair dealing and
dependable goods at al times. Special
care is given to prescriptions, which is
done only by an expert pharmacist. This
store has been established for 90 years,
being the first drug store in this section
of the state.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
C. T. STARLUND.

We are only acting in accordance with
the well established policy of labor un-
ions in giving prominent mention of
those who are in harmony with the OBJ
iects of unionism. Our list would be
without mentioning the above
concern. Mr. Starlund is a true friend of
the boys and therefore should have their
patronage, He deals in shoes, clothing
and gents furnishings. Mr.. Starlund
bought out n X. Tvete May !, and
completely remodeled the store. He is
worthy of our patronage.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
%. operation Needed In Road Work.

Cooperation Needed In Road Work.
There is no sort of public work in
which folks are interested generally
where the principle of co-operation
could be followed to better advantage
than in the care Of the public high
ways. Tn some sections this fact seems
to he recognized. in some others not.
Especially is there need Of this CO.
operation in those sections where earth
roads are the rule and where the char
acter Of the soil is such that there is
need of working it at critical time
following heavy rains or wet seasons.
Particularly is this true Of stiff clay or
adobe soils. which can be Gdvanta-
geouslv worked and leveed only when
they possess the proper amount of
moisture and the right consistency.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
vANDERHOOF &c CO.

real estate, loan and insurance business.
They make a speciality of farm and tim
Der lands. We urge our members to
throw everything to this firm that you
possibly can.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
KYLE & WRIGHT.

The above firm are proprietors of the
excellent billiard and pool parlors and
fruit stand. They also are manufac-
turers of high grade Havana and domes-
tic cigars, among which their leaders are
the Imperial Vista" and straight
Tip" This firm endeavors to please the
public and are deserving of large union
patronage.
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NJ. 7. cooGAN, REAL ESTATE.

We desire to call particular attention
70 the above named gentleman who has
always shown proper interest toward all
projects promoted for the welfare OF
the city and its working people.
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LIVERY AND TRANSFER

The above well-known concern has
been established for six years and EN-
ploy eight men all the time. They own
thirty head of horses and have the only
furniture van in town; also have auto
mobiles for hire. This firm has always
shown an interest in labor's affairs and
are worthy of our continued support and
patronage.
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MRS. M. E. VAN ALLEN.

The above estimable lady conducts the
New York store, which is Arlington's
leading emporium for dry goods and no
tions. She has been established for s
years and well does she merit the pat
ronage she is now enjoying.
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ALRIoN N. WENDELL, LAWYER.

This gentleman is heartily in sympathy
with the labor movement, when properly
conducted. and has never opposed the
broad underlying principle Of organized
labor. and therefore deserves proper
recognition in this review. lie is one OF
Arlington's leading attorneys and we
rroe our members to foster his business
whenever possible.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
MARK,s MACHINE SHOP AND GAR
AGE

The above concern makes speciality
If automobile repairing and supplies.
They have automobiles for hire. They
also do all kinds of machine work and
handle mill supplies. We urge our mem
bers to foster their business at all times
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-06-09
A GOOD ROAD is LIKE A
BANK ACCOUNT.

A hed rood is Iikencd unto a
picl<rock and a coed road 10
a hank account that draws in
forest and constc ntly increases
in size. The state of tn. roads
effects the farmer more than any
cher c,ass, and the farmer
should stand for good roads,
while the towns should help him
bear the burden of construction.
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gyipntpddter bintsrrilfs BON .tnsm
Rombp niebergsidlagea-

Gin feiQer Worpangriff fprrbe ges
itern a5enb an Der Gte Der Gsntr1
unb 6. glpenue auF ben % Sabre alt.n
gripdtpa4ter gbpdro Gng, Ton Vo.
25 Rertet Str1be, ous9efiihrt uno
5uar Doh Gem l0 Sabre altea i5r4r>
mann 5ytn Garreu. Don gto. All
Sets S.rGbe. Der aerl ihliA I'D un'
bemertt Gn Gng bsran unb brl6te i6n
nit elmer groben Jleii6ermefrt elm:
tiefe Stlfpunbe am 5intert2cf bel
;FarrsQ lit aIs gsipaltthdtiger Burr Ok
betdunt urb gefiiratet. Dor un9etahr
elmer Ipf1e rempelte er ben Brtout.
pc6tsr GrG an unb erbteIt pon otes
lem cine aebcrige uEb rpoblOeroient:
1rctt gIiQeI. Qts gug, DeIher btt'
len ,3nljteafdu Idnsit pergeiIen bate
eeitern Qbsno bic cte Der Central urt
e. 2lDenue paiItrte, itlih 5drret n
untemrrtt du Jpn beraH uno reriebt'
:fn nit e;utm 5Ieiihermefer elmer
tiefeu Gid in ben 5tnterto9f. gnl
iisl su gpbfn uno Iein Qngreiier Der
Iufte, itm bas UtsFer in Die 9ruf 81
Itofeu 5rctte ihm ieooh MIR ein
Euute ON linten 4rm bel. 8soor e
gu siue'n speitsren Stob aIsboleI
| Il ahr. 51:te gng i'm BEL ben geinsi
erc-ifitn unb gu goben gertiien. 81
uahitsn QueeubIit puroe Der UEener
belo pou gafantsu iibertpdlttat IN
| bis sur QntuHft Der 4olt3liten pan
uno IsitIsin feitgehoIten.
Der 8efaugens iuuroe unter Der I'm
tlaas oss WOroaugrtffs etngeIpsrrt
Gnq puros in oem poLt3eis Iutomr
Bill nab bem itGptiIhen 0oIpttol q
bra6t, no feline 9erItsungsn al
Iidlimm, rpenn aud nitt IebsRsgefdPr
lih beaeihnet puroen.
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yle To gorf, 8. Suli. angetom.:
.golumbia" Don 0ldsgon.
gbeesanssn: .Minnsapolis" na4
Gonbon.
Queenstonn. an8et.: BAL
tic" BON Rem Dori. = Qbgesaugsn:
,auiitania" nuh Retp gort; rgeoric"
mad Rem Dort.
9fpmout1. angst. vgarbas
roFa" BON Reip Yort; st. paul" bon
Rsip gOrt; sGlsDeidno" pOn Rsp
Yorf.
Goutbdmpt pton. abgegdngen:
.grin3 JrisOrih WilkIm" nah Rep
Yori.
5opre. absss.: ga 5ourains"
mad Rem Yort.
2oncon. gbseg.: ~ascana" /" mad
Montrsat; ~Rinnsbaba" mad Rem
gprt.
Topilfe. abseg.: ~gaIebonia
nah Rem gort.
Qiperpool. anget.: .9eutonit"
BON ROntrsaI; .Garonia" Don Rerr
yort.
Uaontreal. Nnsst.: rQHfoHid
BON aonnon. - Nbeeg.: nWeguntic"
unh Gipsrpool.
Gutbec. angei.: r1untfian" Dor
2ipsrpool; .Seotian" bon 8Iasgop.
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2okal.Derid)t
Ct. gaxlus G.msino..

Die pisrtslidbrlihe 8erIammlung
Der gp. prot. ct. Yauluss sGemsiube
(paltor u. Rsmens) fano gsitsrnRahz
mittdg untsr bem 8oriis oss grdIis
b.ntsn 4ug. Steirtamp itatt. Se.res
tar 5rsb. JleboermGnn iiibrte Dds
prototol.
Die iibereinitimmenbeu 8erttts oes
Shdbmsiiters 5ree. Drampeimeier
uno bss Ginan3istretdrs Chris. SisHs
ter nuroen perlefsH uno lautsten:
AaIisnbeitanb 4Hfong 4pril $443.4 As;
giRn1bmen $91653; 4ussaben
$1OO5.11; bfsibt gsesrpdrtigsr aals
ienbsitano $354.S8. Inter ben GIN
nabmeu befanoen jid3 folgsnoe 9es
iteute: $500 bonn 5rausnpsrein Der
8smsinbs unb $50 Don Der Ct. paus
sGilbs.
Der 5inansberiht Der Sonntaga
fhuls lautsts: Rafsubsitanb 4niaugs
2lpril $1O7.36; Ginnabmsn S114.09;
4usgaben $74.09; blsIbt adF,Hbe.
| ftnn6 S146.96. Bohrsno oes Ulo'
aots 4pril purbe bic Souutagitult
bon 943 Shiilsrn beiuht, rpdbreut
l22 lsbrer uHterriht ertbeilten, in
Wpnat Rai TAT S6lIsr, 90 2ebrsr
i'm Wonat Suni 73l ainosr uup 81
lehrer.
| 4ls nsue Wiiglieber tpurben in oi
0emeinbe aufssnonmen bic Serrsl
9ster aauimann, Ro. 440 gDarHe
Strabe ;>5enrn 3. aonruoi, RO. 10;
Dorfsp Strabe; Sobu .. alnesr, Rp
| 2024 plum Ctr; 5rau antoiHett
Rdut, Qo. 1920 2iHH Ctr, IN
osIsne Wueller.
| Der 5indu3beriht Der Ct. pauIus
e,iloe lautets: &aTsnbsftano l. 4pri
| $113.21; einnabmsu $1795; Nus
sa6en S10L32; bI.ibt $29.84.
| gm Samiias finoet cos SoHntags
iGulsp spicnic i'm SQrpeit 5ome, ghe
blot, ftnti. lie Ginbsr neroen III
sebn uhr bon Der Sonntagsi5uIs au
Rah benz pienic abiGbren.
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/. Qerpanpte pes e,sa,ntanbiba

Gia5, gerponbte nes Gsgentnnbibas
ten general Gelir Dias, mahten. Die
In benz aaben befinDlihen psrionen
fsbten iit NIT Der Waffe In Der 6onb
air Webr, mas bic Wutb Der ansreifer
Hur srhohie unb Der pobelhaufe, Der in
bic bluht gefdla9en ipurDs, rate nun
burdl bie Straben nnD 3eririimmerte
in alleu 6dufsrn bic JsnIisriheibsn.
ginRen turSer 3eit battsn iih aud bic
garteisdnser bon 8id3 saiammsnsss
rottei uno 5fuiIheH ben beiben 5attioz
nsn lam es nun 3u sinem regeIrehten
aampf nit RepolperH, Gt6den, Wisis
fern uno ionitigsn Maffen. 9eihditss
leute, bersn pldBe angsgriifen fpurben.
poitirtsn fih in pielen 5alisn auf Die
Gdher unb ifoben in bic Ulenae
hinein. 3is gebOrben maren ben beis
ben pobeIhaufen segeniiber n0lIig
ma6tlos unb Der anmpf pdbrts bic
gan3s Raht binburh. gon bier aus
iuuroen ON Sonntag Worssn 3rei
aompaanisu WiIit1r dbasfanbt, nm
rbie Rubc pisber ber5uittllen. Wdb-
reHo bss aampfes bibts bic engliIht
Jirma Sedtbad3 bic tngiiife SABINE
aber bieies bislt bic Msnge bon sinsn
aHgrlfi ouf bos 9ebdubs niht ub.
Gan 2uis Dotofi, 8. Suti
Sin Gan Misusl 4uenbe tam ss an
| Spnntag 81 eintm araipoa. ba bi
gepo6nsr nit bsm maoeriitiitti
Wapor un3uirieosn fiab. 0erfhiebsn
Yerionen murben perUunbei.
larbti.erDirren in 9 9ne
ben.
| Siodholm, 8. Suli. gisr3ig
tduieno arbeitsr, bic i'm gdugefuer
befhdfitgt iinb. haten iih gsfpsi9srt
bic gnti6eibung oes Staatsi6isbsge
rihts in thrsm Streit nit ben 4r
beitgebern an3uertenaen unb tperesl
am Wontag ousgsihtofsn iueroen.
| Der beutfdt Runbflua.
| SaIberHabt, 10. Suli. Di
3RiInehmer on bsm bsutfhsn Runo
| fIus itiegsn ON Wontag Morgen pol
balb bier llbr db in 9lbfidnosn pol
LIE brei Minutsn bier auF. IS gin
| isbr tpsnig Dinb unb bic apiatiie
siaubtn, baB lie ibr Gnb3iel Spbdn
| nistbal Bel Berlin in etipd sfpt
Stunoen erreiden ireroen.
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49, Der 81 5abrs ulte 9srtdufsr
iTrso. GroBligbt. pslher auf 8ran'
IdHuua Der bisIigsn 8eborbe in Sufs
Fa!o. q. o.. Dsrb1ftst porosn mar,
nurbe gsitern 4beno uon oem IetsttEp
Gpesnep suriidgsbrdht uno IN osr
GENERALIZATION eingsiperrt. Gr ftebt
untsr Der 4ntlag. beg GrlangsRs Don
Gslo unter falihen 9orndnoeH.
- Ter 26 Sabre aite GubrmdnH
8sorg 5ohn'oH pon No. 956 8eit 8.
qlue. it.ute Iia gsftsrn Raamtttag i'm
Soipttal Elm, nm Iih cine Hopfpunoe
perbiu0en su IaFtR. Gr ertldrte. DaRz
rtuo elmer tleireu hausIltsH Nus
stuQno.riesung nit elmer untertaF: an
/ ben GopF gsporfeu poroen 81 'etn.
- gG. I. 2ope pom QaihDils,
5snu., lpuroe gsitsrn i'm WdrteiaaI
oss gabnbofs Der pennipiponia gabn
um feline 5aubtaihe nit etHsm 5nhalt
| i'm Dsrtbe BON $40 beitoblsn. Die
golissi beFst cine quite gsihrsNuHg
oss Tfebes.
- glner uaitheQ ron Der alnosn
| qlp.uus. college Gin. tauftt BET Tfaba
| len &. gareD sineR ueuen IH3ug uHo
6sgab fih Johann naa etnem @eihdft'
an Der Ne't 6. Ipenue, ndbe Tats
| 5trubs, I'm perihisoene gintauTs 81
| muten. glls .r bisrmit ferttg mar,
| mut,ts er Die un1rgsnehme gntoetung,
oab oas gadst nit Dem Qnsug, mel
tsg sr uuF ben Q1osrtiih gsIegt bate
perihnuuoen mar.
qrthur Tluibot. bon Ro. l7oe
maiu StruBs. meIoste gsitsru Der 70
lissi, oab ,r in bem aauIs ysp. l32s
gine StraB. um feline 5aiteHuhr be
ftohlsn norben lei.
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Der @a6n.
gsooeae BON 8. Spont.

2ie erreitten ben 9ipfel Der ,sels.
lpouo. uno nit einen Wlale 10 Der
(SletIt,er Dor ibnen glgantIId), let.
deufahI, BON Hiiien ourhjogen. So
bannes blIeb iteben, lno nit oenISin'
oer auf Die ollntIen aIlppen oeutetio,
bic oas neite SfneefeIo beberrlhien,
iaate or narnenD:
9oifen gle uns nm 8otteslptllen
nidlt lueiter ocroringen, gnaotges
SrduIetn. 8Iaiiben Sie mir mir. g
mar ihou unredt bon mir. ipenn i'd
aeitern shrer Sailne nangob liiro eli''
tpilliate, Gle su besIetten. Shon lei'
gaaesarallen ntnrihirell mir, uto e
bouert nod, sipei ooue Stluloen, be
por mir am sube nes erobtoitles an
loraat, 100 bohlnpobrldRt1lth 8latt
els berriht. Ter Grabtoules III bos
ret,t boie, beicnoers aeaen enoe oei
Sommers. 2aiien Sic urls ltod
giptnqo suriidfehren. gStr 5lnoef
Elm froitiges sseiier on, MAIDEN III.
eire aitte Guppe urlo rd| brIilge ~
aellIno uno poblbebulten wleoer 3n
rid.
God, tie beftete ibren idparfen gltc
auf ibn unb ioate niit bebenoer Sttnt
me.
I'D, babe feline Jnrf,t. @enn maj
iih Il, alHterito eislusoI eTstitl0liel
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ben unsrbittli9en Sob auf immer
entrifIen purbe. 8ie 8eritorbene,
tets bon ftillem, idlidtsn Befen, mar
allaemein ais 6er3ensgute 5rau be-
tonnt bic mad i6rer 4rt piel 9rtes
Itiftete unb fir ibre minberbemittelten
WeitmenIhen itsts elm miIothdtIges
Ser3 bate. Die geeroigung erfolgt
moraen 8ormittag balb 10 llhr pom
9rauerbaufe aus, rporduf um 10 llhr
in Der aupelle Der Bereinigten Siipts
fden Griebbofe ouf Dalnut 9tQs ein
Srauergottesoienit dbgehalten Dtro.
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ans btr Gerunus.CiFes.

Ben. Rroser. 40 Sabre oIt. psra
beirotbei. tpobnbaft 10. 10 Jorrsit
ape.. Carthage. itarb ssitern 4beno
ploslih In isinsr Dohnuns. Der
Coroner purbs b.ndhrihtist uno
orbnste cine llni,riuhuns on. er
fanb. bob arpssr, lpsiher felt llnas'
rsr 3eii an b<fiisen Wagsnbei1tDsrs
ben liii, zines naturIihen zooss gss
itorben mar. Der gsritorbene mar
ais Uerionntelsrt bei Der 2ooae &c
Gbip!ep Wahine 5ocl Go. angsifellt.
Der Coroner puroe se'tern Ibeno
BON benz 9ooe Der s Wonote olten
WiIbreb 9pbia Rabs. 10htsrhen bes
sSrtn. Rnbs, bon Ro. 419 Warnsr
Gtrabs. in aenniniB ssitst. 9is
aleine bate. als iie am Donn.ritaa
BON ibrsr 1anie in sinem ainbertpa'
gen ip1sieren sefabren nurbe, sinsr
9ibihlos erlitten.
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perional' ctHen.

6err arm. Aramer. Der besanns
ie GrsR1nig bee plattb. Sdiisenrst'
dies, iii Don feinsr Satin NIT einsm
aefunben RGoh<n beihentt. Wautttr
unb Qinb befinben iih ben llmitdna
ben nub tpohl.
Bon einem fhperen StFtfaisihln'
ge tpurbe unfer ssahtsier whibiirser
D<rr Tacrris Bauer. go. 627 Jun'
Gtrnbe. bttroffen. inbem ihm seiterr
Wormittog feine treue Qebensgfdhrtin
AESs,s 6lnStstta NantEs eurd
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Sin StrabsRba9uunfan ersignete
iih gslisrn 4benb an Der 2ibertp uuo
SuoIsp Sirobs, iRosm Der As Sabre
alie Safe Tope, bon 2ibertp Str. uHo
Srssman 4De., Don sinsm peftli6 fab
renoeH WaesH Der gDeitfpooo ainie
iiberiahrsn uno ihiimm perlest nurs
be. Der gsrunsliitis purbe in oeHl
pn!ia,i auiomobil na1 benz itdotis
iten 6ofpitaI eebraat, no es nd,
berdusftsIIts. bob ihm beibe 5uBe ger
ma!mt norbeu naren. 4uberosm
bate sr itlimms Sopfspunben. iorpis
Werlssunsen an ben 5dnoen srIiitsH.
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Jn(an0 getegrap6
Gin g 9urtsnfrei5. 4.


Te "a ri on, g.. 8. SuIi. glls 5ri.
Jlora Spiter, 20 Snbr. alt unD 5ri.
Warp aossrs. 20 Sdbrs alt. ben Defi
Rdnsfislo, be Tih bel 5rl. Spencst
auf geiuh tcfinoet, am Sonntds
4tenb asg,n ssbn llhr iih rcn Der
airhs auf ctm Seimlpeg beIGnoen.
ipurbsn Fl. DON einem WanH cHgefdis
len, Der tie beibe niebsrfhlug unc cdna
Hrl. Spicer, bic bas 8efpubtisin pers
loren bate, nit fortidlsppie. sri. Ros
GERS risf iofort 6ilfe herbei iuo sins
.lnsahl WGnner maht.n fih ouf ois
Suts mad 5rl. Spiter anb ibrens
GnsiuLrsr. Sie fanbsn 6rI. Spiesr
audi rad .urs.r 3eii in ben bena6
scrten RansirboFsn Der eiienba6r.
pis Tie nit SerirdHberem 0sfitt uHo
le rriIisnsn alsioern. uHfGh!g einta
aaut bon iich gu gebtH, ouf alan Bi.s
zen om 8ooen entldng trcf. Rodbeu
fe iih eirpas erboIs bate. gnb lie or.
sos Der Wonn, oon bsm lie ttine sss
nane 9efGreibung eeben sonnse, ne
nit benz 3obe beerobt 5dbe. solIs IL
um 6ilfe rieie. Die ssiammis pOlisei
;uc5ts bic umgegsno mad bem Shurs
/ ,sn ab, tonni. itiner ieoot ni6t tdb'
baft perbsn. GrI. Spicer's Gliern fue,s
len ssssnpirtig ouf geiua IN eincins
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-10

Ginen G6lag ins Gefint pertrGss
lein Nlann. ob<r iibtrs DIR Ett 81
~ st aehplht0 kGuGus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-10
Dor benz msn.

.Jh babe furhtbares Ganonenfie>
ber. DeiBt BIZ .in sutes MitteI bas
eegen9"
sRatiirIi1: sin' Ranouenraui&s
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-08
The Fickleness of John.

When Colonel William NJ. Howard,
now a member of the Tariff Board,
was electioneering for congress one
autumn in bygone days, he struck a
backwoods country in Georgia, and
got very busy talking softly to the
voters. He was much concerned
about a man named John, who was
now for him, then against him, and
always changeable.
whats the matter with john"
the colonel asked one of his constitu-
ents.
"Aw, you cant tell nothin' about
John, colonel" was the assurance.
HE is the most tickle man you ever
see. Why, he has had religion SO
many times and lost it so many times,
and been baptized in the creek down
here SO often that the bullfrogs know
every time he's 'mersed."
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-08
Old High Finance,

Frenzied finance Is not exclusive
ly a habit of recent years. At the
Riggs National Bank, in Washington,
says the Popular Magazine, there is
carefully guarded a proof of the fore
going assertion.
Regarding the proof of the fore
going story:
One winter morning, Henry Clay,
finding himself in need of money,
went to the Riggs Bank, and asked
for the loan of two hundred and fifty
dollars on his personal note. He was
told that, while this credit was per-
fectly good, it was the infiexible rule
of the bank to require an indorser.
The great statesman hunted UP
Daniel Webster and asked him to in
dorse the note.
with pleasure" said Webster,
But l need some money myself,
Why not make your note for five hun
dred, and you and l will split It,"
This they did. And today the
note is in the Riggs Bank-unpaid.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-08

flee, there were no results. I remind.
ed myself though in no invidious
sense-of Gobsa Golde.
"Gobsa Golde, the we'll known
clubman, was found by a police officer
very late one night in a pieable state
of int~oxication. The wre' Led fellow
stood beneath a lamp-post, which he
was kicking with might and main.
Slightly amused, the policeman
watched him a moment. Then he
said:
"'Here, sir, what are you doing
there?'
mo reply. Only-bang, bang,
bang-Gobsa dealt the lamp post
three more kicks.
what are you doing?' repeated
the policeman.
"Gobsa delivered another quick
voley of very furoious kicks, and then
looking up he said: y
"'Oh, ! know she's in all right,
cause there's h-hic-a light up-
stairs"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-08
The Important Thing of Life.

Charles T. Thompson, eastern man.
ager of the Associated Press, went to
his country home not long ago for
his vacation, says the Popular Maya
zine. AS soon as he arrived, two
little girls in the house claimed all
his time and attention.
What do you do? asked one of
them.
I'm the eastern manager for the
Associated Press volunteered
Thompson.
Il know, l know; but what do you
do?"
We'll, l superintend the gathering
of news from all parts of the world,
and l look after its distribution over
the telegraph wires.'"
"Oh, l understand all that" said
the child, in great contempt. but
tell me: Can you wiggle your
ears?"