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New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
} REPRESENTATIVE IOHN \. MOON

~ EINENEN lAl ~ + JOttN y. AOON
~ Of Tennessee has in his district an old
colored man who does not believe in banking
institutions.
And don't blame him, said Mr.. Moon,
in telling the story. He lived in Washing
ton when the old Frcedmen's Bank, cstab-
lshcd for the savings Of colorcd people
was in It's most houriShing condition. Old
Joe put into the bank the sum of ten dollars.
At the expiration Of two years, his wife
wanted a new dress, and She hcctorcd him
into going to the bank TO draw ont that
precious ten. He did so.
AT the paying tellcrs window he said,
Nah name is Joseph Jackson, an | wants
nah ten dollahs.'
"'Whcn did you put in dat ten, Nlistah
JackSon; inquired the paying teller.
Two ycahs ago, replied joe
1.-TWO ycahs ago!' exclaimed the teller in
establishment.
"'Yas. sub.
"'Wcn, sholy, NIistah Jackson, said the
teller in q patronizing manner, YOU ought TO
know dat in dat time dcintrus done cat up lie
principul. You ain got no money lct hcoh.
Soon after that the bank failed
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29

CHARLES NAGEL, Secretary Of Com
~ mcrcc and Labor, is the "checsc sand
witch man Of this administration. When
he is pressed with work in his office he
does not go out for lunch, but sends to a
dairy lunch counter for his sandwich.
ELATTERY is dangerous to sensitive
l. ladies, says Senator Depcw. Il am al
ways very careful in the matter because one
evening told lady that she was as sweet
as honey, and the next day She had hives.
THERE was a dealer who tried to sell a
L horse to the late Senator Daniel Of Nir-
ginia. He exhibited the merits Of the horse,
and said This horse is a reproduction Of
the horse that General Washington rode at
the battle Of Trenton. II has the pedigree
that will show he descended from that horse
and looks ike him in every particular.
"Ycs. so much so" said Senator Daniel
THAT | am inclined to believe it is the same
horse.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29

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.., ( Paul. .o never been
~ ..'' sof was g.. know how
IA Take hin tr.m ST. Paul
ts5fe him n immersed
-. Eng shee. paper. Nc
.5 coward . plucked him
90 CHOW he asked,
., s.. Paul -- polls:
.,o3red and -,s. replied
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.,-1P WILL )RINlER Of
.... .-. begsn co.. own living as
,.~-e-s src. 5hcn he was
LIS DID,
,r,s-r ...eot.~- nal convention
v ..Ie Nation Bakers AssO-
~ Wiley. he Pure Food
.-.- was t.. o the Southern
..-rs,,mpo,- ep bakery prod
--. than ;w. @ DAYS, because
r-gf 81. 80. %. He was told
..-. r1-my so.t sold 90 negroes
prices and sed if that was
Dr. Wiley NC time to reply,
- Northern t.s ..l:
b. Wiev. tit .e- see anything
good when worms IN II:
rs " replied Wiley. In q fish
worms are . ". necessary.
,-lRYisto't 4. ~hcrot Congress
! never III. present That
nova o-.-. ..rchant. was in
-.,y tiscn I'D q position as
per IN @ u. grocery store in
.,-s. 4 curt missing him, con
--s 20 reason .-chargc. was all
received. ned 20 have an
zion, lie w.. private Office Of
--.aan. and
T1y did you
Because you ST.. e-erous, said the
1. quietly we're loaded all the
4. cured .t, man completely.
,at been De-. nee that day.
aDoaeo;tt. e.ng lunches at the
avay station J. Adam Bede,
: hen had ing pains
.E late S.r.. liver said that in
politics i, pal frank and honest
.-e people.
.,r p-cdcoc Scnat.," he said,
John II o.. . one occasion the
..,on sp,r. ming high, and a
meeting t.l q well known
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
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