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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-21
DAILY DEATH LIST.
RnfNagloees

Nina Christensen, 7 months. Chill
dren's Free hospital, blood disease.
Lillian Powlowski, % years. 4s1 East
Fort, tuberculosis.
Harry Flick, s months, 732 East VIII
lis. cholera infantum.
IL A. Cleland, 72 years, Is6 West
Canheld, senile debility.
John III. Craddock, 81 years pa Mi
Dorothy Kaesler, years. s2s Hunt.
burns.
o. Julia Frost. A years, 1902 John
r.. carcinoma.
Antonio Rosiar. rs years. Grace hos
pttal, operation. m
Sarah Miller, IS years, zoo Rowena,
cholera morbus
w. p. Hughes. year. 857 Champlain,
cholera infantum.
Charles Pankonie. los Sixteenth, Sc
years, heart disease
Z Clarep &c, .Kamhaut, 1 month, sos Mel
drum. malnutrition.
Fred o. Myers, 19 years, Harper hos
pital, gangrene appendicitis.
Peter Andre, rs years, S16 Mt. Ell
liott, chronic bronchitis
Mary G. Lynes, % years, 66s Sheri-
dan, pulmonary tuberculosis.
Stove soltes, 3 months. a. Vanderbilt.
castro enteritis.
Bridget Ryan. "a years. 225 Rose
dale-st., senectus.
Helena w. Norton. SO years. es4
=Foprth-axe-,- carcinoma.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-21
DIED.

baA Aaas Ess DIED.
ANDRE--July Is, at residence. SIS Mt.
Eliiett-aves Peter Andre, aged ~
xsthonS yei R M a.neI Anthony 0e Vsn to-
Mrs. Charles Zurlinden. of Cleveland;
Mrs. Anna O. Reaums, Mrs Frank
Sohaldenbrand. of Pittsburg; Edward
J. Andre and the late Gertrude
neral from residence Friday. sac
standard time, and at O'clock at
the, Papucian Monastery. Burial at
Mt. Elliott Please omit towers.
BoSEas--At residence, zoo Rowena- st.
Anna Bosel. beloved wife OF John
Bosel and dearly loved mother of
Anna, John, Mary. Lizzie, Antoinette,
Angela. Elinor, Alois and Phyllis
Funeral from residence Saturday at
o'clock, standard, and S:30 from
Sacred Heart church.
GoLE--suddenly at her late residence.
50 Plum-ct.. Wyandotte, Mary A. Cole
dearly beloved wife Of samuel n.
Cole and mother of Thomas, Mary
Bernard. Mrs Anthony Smith. OF De-
troit, and Sister Mary Columbian, OF
Montreal, sister OF Mrs. Anna Sager.
of Francisco, Mich: Mrs. VIM. Fox,
Mrs. Robt. Doherty. John r. Dissane
OF Detroit; Thos. Kissane, OF Buffalo.
and Mrs; John Hughes. of eorunns.
o'clock from st Patrick's church
Burial at Monroe, Mich.
COLE--Ida b., July 30. 1911. 80 years
old, beloved wife OF Elmer - Cole
mother OF Mrs. r. T.. Heberline and
Marie Cole Funeral Saturday. July
~. at 1 o'clock, from residence. Bur-
iai at Cole cemetery. Orion.
cUNNINGHAM--July 10, at residence,
337 Fifteenth-st.. Eugene o., beloved
husband OF Mary r, and father OF
James e., Sylvester T., Bette and
Eugene A. Cunningham. Funeral
Saturday AZ $50 at 81. Vincents
church at o. m.
,cRONIN--W edn esday, July 10. 1911. at
her residence, No. 277 Third st, De-
troit. after n brief Illness. Anna A.
Cronin. only daughter of the late
Daniel Cronin. Funeral on Saturday
morning. July e. 1911. $50 O'clock
at house and . o'clock at 81. Alloy
sius church.
LETONTURIER-su July 20, at
Harper hospital, Emily. age 10 years
beloved daughter Of John B.rLeton-
turier and Henriette. nee Bulley, Of
s53 Meldrum-ave. Notice of funeral
-LOCKMAN--Juiy 10. 1911. at mis- par
ents' home. lis Victor-ave., Charles.
infant son OF Wade and Nettie Ford
Lockmau. Funeral services Saturday
at $50 p. m Burial at Royal Oak
by funeral car.
NORRIS--July 10. at parents home,
aT Bage-st, Robert O., beloved son
OF Martin and Rachel Norris, aged
. years. Funeral Saturday At .. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-21
e. B. dunno. Promeisd.

A promotion has been given TO E. j..
DUNES from his present position as
United States assistant engineer on
the stan OF Col @. Med Townsend,
engineer corps u. s. A. In charge OF
Detroit district, to a position in the
chief engineers ONCE, rivers and har-
bors division, Washington, For 7 years
Mr.. Dufies has been at Harbor Beach,
In charge OF the harbor OF refuge. Ber-
nard A. Todt. OF this city, has been
recommended Townsend as
Mr. DUNES, successor, and as soon as
the appointment Ia confirmed the
change will be made.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-21
WOMAN FIGHTS A. A. U.
They Wont Let Her Register for
swimming Race But She'll Start.

CHICAGO, July 21.--Debarred by
the A. A+U. rules, which will not al.
low women, TO register, Miss Anna
Harris now threatens TO break into
the Chicago river swimming Marathon
and compete anyway.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-21

Sea-sickness will be eliminated,
they say, when the new German boat
"Imperator" makes her maiden trip
over the Atlantic In the spring Of
1918. This picture Ii reproduced from
a drawing of the vessel, now building
at Hamburg. Sea-sickness will van
ish. 1t Is said. because Of the RAIN
decks--a device that reduces the mo-
ton Of the ship to minimum. II
was tried out by the company on q
small ship and Is declared to have re-
duced the oscillation in heavy wealth
er from So to degrees. On a craft
the size of the Imperator 1t Is believ-
ed even the last 3 degrees will be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-21

Busiress-Iike Printing. NO fuss and
no.feathers The plain, neat kind that
looks right Ttr.e- Printing Co. rs
John H-st Pm Main 1898. or City sssS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-21
thursdays Live Stock
Market and Sales at
Detroit Yards

Cattle were active and higher at
the Detroit stock yards on Thursday
and the demand was pressing at the
advance. The average quality was the
poorest OF the season, only few han
dy and no prime cattle came to hand.
Mich cows were active and steady.
Veal calves were lower, the best sell
ing for 1915; good calves were called
"a per cwt. lower and the common
kind $50 lower.
Sheep and lambs were 90 to rs
cents lower than last week. The
slump was caused by local buyers
shipping their stock int from other
points In the belief that because of
recent light runs, this market would
not supply their needs. The close
was weak and dull with prices at the
extreme limit of the decline. Early i'm
the week a few lambs we're sold for
81 to $7.25. On THURSDAY, the best
that could be done was V6.75. Sheep
were very dull.
The supply of hogs was badly
mixed with thin, grassy stock, making
the business done of little value as
a guide to market values. Prime
mediums and fat Workers., $3.50 (,
s6.s5: pigs, $3.50 to 1915. Receipts.
Cattle, $50; calves, 1921; sheep, -
752; hogs. 2.662.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-21

Business-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right, I Times Printing Co., rs
John r. Est. Ph. Main 1fss. or City sass.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-21
CATTLE.

Sold by Bishop. b a H.: Regain. ,heif-
ers 5, average weight $40 lbs, s3.76 per
cwt; do Z, SIS, 81; W. Kamman, butch
ers ., 500, $500 Parher,, Webb & Co.
ST s 80 ss ss srste mPss Beer sSTs CO.
steers 16, 1855, $3.50: do 4. III, $3.50: w.
Kamman. bull 1, $50. 81; do 1, $50. st.75;
Regan, bulls 2. SIS. $3.50. Parker. Webb
Co. 7 sStess 5c sos S $50 os so
do, COWS 1, cas-, ts.25; do. steers 8.
1915 s47b; do 4. s24. IS; 10, cow 2,
iia5, t375: do heifers 2. s15. S47b; do.
Gamers 2 $50. s2.75; 9; Ratkowsky.
cows 8. $40, 1915; Parker, w. & Co,
COW I. 1000, 50; do ., 91o. s275: do, bull
$40, sa50; do. COW I, 700. t2 do 2.
go. ssT5: Mich. Beef Co, steers "a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-21
POULTRY AND PET srocK,
TALKING PARROTS
q % ~

Every bird a guaranteed talker or
money refunded. We also have Mexi-
can red-head and Mexican double
yellow head parrots send for illus-
frated special offers on these birds
and cages.
Remember mail orders a speciality.
safe arrival guaranteed. written
guarantees with every bird
EDWARDS BIRD STORE,
iie Michigan-ave.. Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-21


Homer Warren, president OF the
Warren Motor Co, acted as toastmas-
ter at the annual banquet Of the War.
|ren-Detroit dealers which closed their
convention Thursday night. President
Milton A. McRae, of the Board Of
Commerce, talked on the Art Of
Knowing How and Secretary Wilson
OF the same organization made an ad-
dress on The Solvent of Business
Troubles" The hit of the evening was
the Sword of Bunker Hill" sung by
the POSTMASTER and Harold Jarvis.
The General Motors Co.. has issued
the first number of the Insider, a
house publication that will be put
out from time to time. The object OF
the Insider isIto get new members
OF the General Motor force better
acquainted with each other. The first
FfssuecUntains sketchof President
Neal and HIS business career
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-21
PUTIN Bay Excursions
and Cleveland by Daylight.

DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE TO CEDAR
POINT, sANDUsNf AND PUT-fN-BAY
ON WEEK DAYS. ~
str. Put-in-Bay tneub Ienvc. asso q
m. every day. str. Frank y. Kirby
Put-in-Bay, round trip. week days, Doet
susdsys, S5e. To Cleveland, one Way,
fi-z5. To ssndusky, one wsy, st.oo ne
sandusky, round trfp, same any, et-1k
ASHLEY q DUSTIN STEAMER LINE.
Firsf street Whsrt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-21
BUSINESS NOTES.

A party of about 100 advertising
men from Texas, will stop off for a
day In Detroit, July q, on their way
10 the meeting Of the Associated Ad-
vertising Clubs OF America, which is
to be held in Boston, Aug. IA. Mem
bers OF the Board of Commerce and
the Adcraft club will entertain them
here The chief feature of the day
viii be boat trip to the st. Clair
Flats. H
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-21

HELP wANTED-MALE.
A GOOD POSITION IL assured every
rraduate Of the DETROIT BUSINESS
fNIVERSITY. Magnificent a e.w
building, thorough courses IN BOOB
keepinE. Permanently, shorthand.
Typewr iting. Mechanical and Aren't
tectural Drafting and all Ehgnsh
Subjects Free employment Depart
ment Catalog free for the ASKING
ei.6a-sS -s7-e9 w. Grand hlyer-aves
CNE McGRAW BLDG.
ALL AROUND Office man With refer
ences. 40 Macomb.
1SSTMBLER on sight feed cylinder
lubricators 4so Franklin.
BAKER wanted on bread and rolls
Ills Mack-ave.
B1KER Apply $50 Howard:
R0Y-Must be public school graduate.
$50 Jefferson-ave.
C7RPENTER fnfshers at once; must
be Al Apply 2sts Woodward OF %
Pasadena
COOK WANTED for August by Rve
Young men, Call Main 2201.
EXFEFIENCED COLLECTION who
knows city thoroughly. Must furnish
references 1917 Chamber OF COM
mcrce. ----------------
EXPERTENCED wood turner at once
az Bangor-st., cor Michigan
EXPERTENCED plumber helpers want
ed at as Mitchell-ave. -...-s..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-21

WANTED-Heading mill crew
at Paw Paw, Mich. Address
Joseph Deal, Hooper, Paw
Paw, Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-21

NEW PIANOS
$3.50 monthly. some 50. Rent allowed
IL purchased. Polished oak and ma
hogany and dull oak cases.
LING PIANO HOUSE
a. oRATIoT-AvE:. NEXT TO
RELIABLE YOUNG MAN for general
work Chance for advancement, Ap-
WANTED-Men TO learn auto
mobile driving; just this week
we will take in limited NUM-
Der at $40 course. This is the
chance of your lifetime. Call,
write or phone. Cass Auto Re-
pair Co, 1881 Cass Ave. Bell
phone, North ASIA; Home
phone, Oak Io25.
WANTED-Heading mill crew
at Paw Paw, Mich. Address
Joseph Deal, Hooper, Paw
Paw, Mich.
HELP wKNTEp-FEstkLts.---
Bindery Girls Wanted; good
wages; pleasant surroundings.
Parke, Davis & Co.
GIRL to do sweeping and dusting twice
n week; 5 rooms; good wages call
afternoons or evenings. IT'S Grand
River. -,
GTRL-Competent girl for general
housework small family no wash
ing; modern Kitchen 80 Eucid-a'e.
GIRL wanted FOR Kitchen work In a
boarding house. 1891 East-olyd.
GOOD Girl FOR general housework;
small family. 207 JOS Campau
Girl. Tor general Homework: small
family; no washing lS2 Chene-st.
Girl or mIddle-aged woman for gen.
eral housework. 1924 Concord.
GIRL wanted TO do housework. bST
Dix-ave. Phone West 622-L.
GIRL Tor general housework. good
wages Tel Main 1851
Girl or elderly woman for housework,
1877 Avery Grand 27ss-W.
GIRL for general WORDSWORTH, 4ss East
boulevard.
NTDDLE-AGED Protestant woman In
family of three adults. Work Night
and position permanent for good
woman 80 West Elizabeth st.
MKNGLE Girls wanted. New Method
Laundry. 10 sibley.
MANICURIsT wanted l76 drIswold.
MIDDLE-AGED woman as working
housekeeper; English speaking Prot
estant preferred; work light and per-
manent position TO right party 30
West Elixabeth-st.
NEAT girl for house and confectIon-
cry Phone East 1s0l-R.
OFFICE assistant, good penman and
typewriter; permanent. 610 Hodges
bldg
FOR SALE OR EACHANGh
FOR SALE CHEAP or exchange. VIII
take as part payment improved Yp-
silanti. Ann Arbor, Detroit or Toledo
reHfty- fluffy edutppcd dairy and
stock farm one-half mile from good
school. churches village and cream
cry I'm Wayne county. Michigan. With
or without equipment. all growing
crops and 10 registered Holsteins.
Immediate possession. William ID.
Hatch, Ypsilanu, Mich. Telephone
Bell 90.
wANTED-MlscELL
HIGHEST prices paid furniture. cloves.
carpets Iaphanl- 117 0rat Cherry to1
HORSES ana cows removed promptly.
MiiIenbach Bros Phone w. 1OS-9lh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-21

wANTED-NlscELLANEoUs.
HIGHEST prices paid furniture. cloves.
carpets Iapham 251 0rat Cherry to1
HORSES and cows removed promptly.
MiiIenbach Bros Phone w. 1OS-Sih
TO RENT-HoUsEs.
HANNAH RENTAL AGENCY
ONE McoR-Aw- BLDG.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-21

FIDELITY LOAN co.
Makes loans from $40 up. n asya
I2-McGrsw Bidg-r7
IoN LOANS Liberal
amounts J. y Weber. sot oratiot
Putnam patriot., 1911-07-14
A Patriotic Cane

A neighbor in the gallery of the Brit iSh House of Commons watched my attempts to handle a cane gracefully. l forgot myself and let fl fall once or twice against the rail.
 An AmericanGn he whispered with a furtive glance-sehool rules of Si' fence prevail there.
 "Aes, l admitted, letting the stick fal again
 You must be doing England a. fool.
 Somehow the cane got tangled in my legs as 1 prepared to make fitting reply, An officer looked sternly al the oilendtng cane and then at me. One or the other would have to go.
 "Take this stick, whispered, des' perateIy, eln remembrance of the day "R.e.a,lly,n he gasped, "why, what , day might this be-
 "George Washington is birthday, said in a tone not suggestive oi patri- ouc aforcthought, "and I can't seem 10 keep this cenfounded American stick Qulet.n The officer looked at m, again, quzxieally, and then we stud jed the programs.--"A Peep al Parlia ment, Joe Mitchell Chapple, July Ma tional Magazine.
Putnam patriot., 1911-07-14
Men and Religion

Plans for the aMen and Religion i Forward Movement" are rapidly ma turing. Our readers should bear in mind that the fundamental thought in | the minds Of those behind the move ment is that there shall be inaugurat- ed throughout the country carefully planned, rreaching, and long-con iinned campaign of endeaVor to win the men and boys of the country to Christ, and to enlist and develop them in every form of Christian service. Everyone interested in home mission work must necessarily be keenly inter ested in a movement so closely akin to home missions. We are very happy in the hope and expectation that the movement will prove widely infiuen- tial The ideal which the leaders of the movement have set before them selves is expressed in the following statement:
 Elements Essential to Success
 l. Unmistakable presence of divine wisdom.
 g. Belief in unrestricted supreme power.
 5. Unbroken unity among leaders. 1. Minimum anxiety for organiza- tions-maximum anxiety for the king dom Of God.
 }. Courage to carry the plan to com pletion even though amid unfayorable crises.
 5. Large spans of time to be invested by the strongest Iaymen of the eonti- nent.
 '. A liberal financial policy.
 $. The greater campaign only incl dental to a steady, permanent con- structiVe advance.
 9. Other events submerged by the participating organizations.
 ta) One outstanding leader in Bible study work.
 (bl One able and acceptable man in evangelistic work for men.
 le) One exponent of organized relig- ious work for boys.
 fdJ One well.known leader with the sanest message concerning Christian social service.
 (e) One able exponent of missions home and foreign.
 t9 One expert in shop and factory work.
 lg) One director of music.
Putnam patriot., 1911-07-14
 TacitlN Included.

Your list seems 10 br rather incom plete." said the smart guest at the sum mer hotel as he looked through the bin of fare. "l see yea serve turkey, chick, en. lamb, ducks and quail, but make no mention of hogs
 No. admitted the Intelligent college student waiter, there k no mention of hogs. but il is tacitly understood that we serve them. however What will you have. sirf'-C Chicago News.
Putnam patriot., 1911-07-14
STRANGE POWER

The strange power of remark able woman. Will give advice on Businss. changes, investment, health, marriage, divorces, enemies and help to bring on marriages with the one you love.
 Tells if you should marry and when7
Putnam patriot., 1911-07-14

and 1t was tabled Another order ol the day Mas several athef eeuss4aA tional amendments. but these Wer skipped
 The lower branch did spend q hi ui time 0n the measure which We0la te organize the stute banking depaFts H Ly making Il a stnsle headed eeaeals sion and providing for deputies ap pointed hy the commissioner, Mhltt passed Che senate all ia good order but which ths house refused utterly fo approve of. After an extended dis cussion of the measure pro and con end more con than pro the house dis covered that b had not a quorum present and was obliged to submit t aaiournment by the speaker becaus, ai iksS On Thursday there was ar lo1r oz naore talk on the same mat
Putnam patriot., 1911-07-14

Stops itching instantly. Cures piles, eczema, salt rheum. letter, itch, hives, harpeS. seabies-Doan' Ointment. Al any dtug store.
Putnam patriot., 1911-07-14
Wanted

Girl to, do general housework. Good cook, no laundry, two in family, every modern convenience. Good pay to neat and willing girl.
 FRgJD l.. SAYLES, Paseoag, R. l.
 2S-30
Putnam patriot., 1911-07-14

ter. largely by Mir Wilton of New London. and then the house uncere moniously turned down the whole proposition and followed this by re- fusiBg fo reconsider. and tbus the sec. ond biennial effort to put this depart nenf OH the basis oil which il should be failed.
Putnam patriot., 1911-07-14
Are You in Troubled

Do you find with ana.your natural gifts and talents that you are hatfled discouraged and unsuceess- ful If so, come and be advised, find out the cause of your bad luck and how you can change your bad conditions to those of Success, Joy and Happiness. Thousands live today to bless and give credit of their success and happiness to my wonderful help. We have helped others-why not you}
 We never fail to cause speedy and happy marriages with the one of your choice reunite the separated, locate absent friends and buried hidden treasures; give you luck to win yom biggest wish; overcome bad luck and sorrows of all kinds. and 1t never takes us but a short time
 SPECIAL NOTICE
 Mons. Manley will not give read ings at reduced rates. Being very busy with ease wek. he has not the time. Ma lame Manley will give Readings at LOW FEE instead. | 1O5 Elm Street SUNDAY 10 \. NJ, to $ F. N.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-30

EoY ScouTs AM LIPS

A Ehicagn publisher WI n Brvce.
HSs lost while wandering about in fas
streets Of London After some be-
Hiiiernens. d youth came nn, salat-
~. and asked II be might direct hlTa
Nf. Royce cheerfully accepted the
service After being helped to hts
destination Be tried 10 reward him.
nat the bog promptly Ealuted ani
salo No, STIR. ! ann 4 H0g Scout
snd BCy scouts never accept sins
NF BDYce asked further Information
and was directed to the office cf Gen
fadeH-PoweN who is the leader Of
the BOY Scouts In Great Britain
Upon reaching New York. writ s
James r. West. executive secretary
ei the Boy Scouts. "he gathered 10.
geiher group of men and placed at
their disposal ST. a00 a month for foif
months 20 take the preliminary sters
for the organizing ef the Boy Scout
ia The J'nitai States The idea has
swept oar land Ike mlld-fre and ..t
me present approximately 500 al
boys and 1900 men as scouts mastei :
have been enrolled Ia the movement.
ii. liz almost impossible 70 conceive ~
a single place q any Importance fg
The United States that has nUt heag
touched b. the genius Of the move
fnent Although the movement hal
lts actual start The hrst of June, 1919,
by the frst 0f October there were
s4suting organizations ID every STATE
IL The Union and iR oar three de-
rendeneies the Hawaiian and HhiliF-
!. .le IsLamds ana Porto hlao
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-30

TIE suggestion. often made het0 y
sHd repeated ~ prof T q J See g
his leetDre az Kansas City. that otneF
nords might be inhabited ag 0sAe
varieties 81 beings shan those foBud
en earth-what is there improbable
atoat H
Nay saouid maB the pro5aoi ai
ev0luifoH tracing bis ancestry ba +
through reptiles and fishes % the
a.oms ef sD4ge. dapendent on The snl
fnl the energy thaf keeps 1is bodily
mechanism vafsiag assume hlmSeli
re be the fne iiOwef Of the univers
Mhag q m0nssr0as spectacle e&
Claims stevenson is this Man. the
disease OF the aeeluiirated dust
lifting alternate feet or lriEg d7iage9
Rth slumher killing feeding sr0R
iag bringing forth small copies Of
mSeif grown upon with haii like
sglss. nfted @iia eyes t6ai move ans
glitter Ia Tits fafe thing ta set
ildgen screaming
Mere smoalderiae fres q con
flousness that anlg hefe and there's
few rlNes in 4 century really burst
forth into flame &ay should sic sup
lcsa that we are tbe best thar the uu-
iserse ran d82 WINS Is u upt pos.
sislethat lH other words nns.es
more favorable and aappier condt
mons the forces of evolution should
hage produced beings lmmeasnrahly
4peri0r to MANI Beings u0t Bound
hv tae limitations ~ humanity Re
fHga not set 10 gf0pe ln darkness, bat
mentality enaaweG 50 thar they reaiiY
fHAersfaHd9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-30
LIE r.nnE 49, tnAsE 4


II TIE little tomn 81 Coin. Ia. lives
Esnsirle girl All least she has done
a sensible thing which N worth hon.
cable mention when anv Young adv
has tH0 toolise suitors and sDngns
both of' them al the same time Tne
two suitoTs had beer Ia the habi, Of
calling mpon this girl an alternate
nights bus on 0ne occasion tbeg rot
their dates naked and both found
themselves hi the litfle sitting room
All fne sa9ie time This was consid
ese4 ny the rival eiistors a. an az
sTopFiatA opportunity t0 settle their
differences acor8ing to fae code.
When the g0Bng men stepped ont
into the darkness the Eirl asgea
tHem wnAt they were going to do.
Iheg said they we're going 10 agat
tcr her love Mot aiEc0ncerfea ln
'ne least the maiden askad that she
mlghs witness tie strugle and she
CID so TIE y0ang men stepped 19
. few PAGES and t6en lmnged AZ each
Other wfsh knives TheF cat and
stabbed fer several minutes. aben
one emerged Triumphant aaa bloo8y
Their the glfl laughed aaa turning
on her heel said don't want
either of Tea you are fools,
fac aNei as an accepted mesabd 0f
wtBing feWlai4s sMectgon hss loag
sinet gone ollt III tashi6n But once
fn q whila one ruAs aeEgss case
where tao 1.ssalded young idiots
siiii cherish The deiasion that cnpls
t4les Ay the process M elimination.
and 81 MARY Instances the mutgai
l7smarats is siilg enough n lend ber
encouragement, under The impression
tnat s1ch 2 proceeding is romantic
Therefore we sag this lema gir del
SnFyes praise for branding her beillg
creHf admirers as q couple of fools
hhlra Ia tFnth taeg were.