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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-15

other and with eastern slaughterers
for the crop OF sprGg lambs now run
ming, makes an active trade at highly
satisfactory prices. The wool market
Is trifie more active than at this time
last month. but there Is not yet enough
life to the trade to help the situation
from the standpoint Of the farmer, and
very few focks are going iato pasture
for foundation purposes.
The live hog and provision trade Is
the leader OF the list In live stock and
dressed meat circles. The average
quality OF arrivals in all markets. is
good and everyone connected with the
deal seems TO be pleased with the way
the market Is acting. The 2O0-pound,
butchers hog Is leading the demand,
and the heavy weight lard yielder Is
a close second. The export demand
for lard Is gaining In volume every
day, more than three times as much
OF this commodity clearing for foreign
shores, every week, as during June OF
last year. The outlook favors an ac-
tive trade at steady values for the
next 30 days.
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BOSTON COPPER LETrER.

Ariz. Coml.. is; Atlantic. sk: Arcad-
ian. 4: Boston Ely, lt-is; Butte Coal
ition. isH Cal 4 Ariz.. SSh Cal; a
Copper Range, 62h DAILY West. 8:
Davis DAILY, IL; East Butte. lth
First National. Ia; Franklin, lsh
Grapby. 40: Giroux. IN; Goldneld
Cons, 6: Greene Cananea, IN: Han
cock. %: Helvetia. 1A; Ind, i5h In
spiration. 81: Isle Royale, lsh: Kerr
Lake, 5N: keweenaw. az; La Rose,
X; Lake. SO; Mass, .; Miami. ~ Mo-
2lA; New. Utah, so; Nipissing. 1914 ;
North Butte. 34h North Lake. .: Glib
way, IN; old Dominion, as; osceola.
los: Quincy. 73; Raven. 2s: Ray Cons.
1sh; Shannon. 11&; South Lake. 50
Super. @ssrsuper- Boston.
7K; Super. & Pitts. l7h; Tamarack.
&C. Trinity, An; Utah Apex. 3: Utah
Smelling pfd. 4sh: Victoria, N; Win
ona So; Wolverine, lis.
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Markets and Finance

Stone a Co. June Is: The Boston mar
ket II some what reactionary on light
err volume OF trading North Butte has
developed considerable weakness. de-
cIining TO 34%, loss IA points. Sales
rather heavy In this stock. The balance
OF the market Is only fracttonaily
changed. Chino and Miami are holding
around 24h and 2lh, respectively
Utah sold at sou In early trading. re-
covering 20 SIN, now 50h. Other de-
partments OF the market show a mixed
tendency. There Is good demand for
Amer Tel. n Telegraph at a slight re-
cession from last nights closing
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The final date for the submission
of manuscripts In the story writing
contest arranged by the Board OF
Commerce has been extended to July
/. The purpose Of the contest 10 to
secure articles descriptive OF Detroit
with illustrations suitable for use
either In magazines or newspapers.
Prizes to the amount Of $50 will be
distributed. the first prize being SIS.
The judges of the contest will be the
Board Of Commerce publicity commit
tee. A. II. Finn. Carl M. Green.
Charles A. Hughes. David Parkinson
and William A. Shryer.
F. r. Woolfenden, formerly paying
teller of the Arcade branch of the
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(b)Bid. ts)sold. (x)spiit.
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber q Co. June ID: Wheat was
very erratic today. irm cables and
absence OF general rains caused GOOD
buying and upturn in all wheat months
on first trades. Local trade suspected
that the bull leaders were attempting
TO hedge again, and this started sell
ing furry. and a break or nearly &c
for all months from the best opening
figures The past hour has brought
good general recovery: southwest
markets which were weak early,
turned stronger. Some hot weather
damage reports are coming again from
the northwest. Nearly all the sellers
on the early break were foced to buy
on the uptun OF Joke OF the low
point
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NEW YOIiA COTTON.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. June l5-Fiour: Dull
and unsettled Pork: Steady; mess,
slot SIS essS sd sugar Sr% Ra% Saf r %ss;
centrifugal 96 test, t3.sg: muscovade.
50 test. $3.50 refined, hrm; cut loaf.
$3.50: crushed. 1910; powdered. $50;
granulated. IS. Coffee: Rio, No. Z, on
spot, 1874 012%c. Tallow: Inactive:
city, s&ci country, sh6sc. Hay:
steSdy: prime. slt6i No. g. saS q 100:
clover. so9l2o. Dressed poultry; IT.
a1shc; fowls. s0f4hc; duckss so lac.
Live poultry Irregular geese. &c:
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81 Reported for The Times by Paine,
ebber a Co, June Is: The early de-
hand for stocks this morning proved
<oo small TO hold the market at yes
@rday's prices. There was q show OF
renkth at the opening led by Steel.
Which sold up to so on urgent demand
~ shorts but reacted. when the gem
1f1l market met heavy selling orders
and sold OF sharply
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nosToN COPIED LErTERs.

a HepCrted Tor The Times by Paine,
Weber a Co, June Is: The copper
Harket opened strong and fairly ac-
tive Traders were somewhat inclined
% take profits on this advance. and
prices eased on a little In the early
<radinE. North Butte declined TO s4H.
M1ne. In selling at SH, an assessment
q ~ paid today. Indiana IL I'm good
0<u1nd also Mohawk, which reached q
INV high mark. 81 ", In the early trad
The balance Of the list In strong
With fractional changes.
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter Extras, 22c; hrsts. zoo ID;
dairy, Ice; packing stock, 15c Id.
Eggs - Current receipts, cases In
cluded, 13c doz. Receipts Thursday,
l,233 cases; market steady.
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JOBBING PRICES.

baked beans. lib. 500 soc: Lama beans.
10 1.so. Corn: Fancy Maine. u.lo;
Peas: Fancy. early June. ilsS: stand.
ard. 81. 90; soaked. 5A@70c. Salmon:
6oekeye. tall. $40; nat. s1.25; Alaska
reds. $3.50; Alaska pinka $I2s. Toma-
toes. ss0i; succotash- N0Llo Per
Co6ee-Packet coffee, 1oo-IbI case
Sls.75 u 1850. delivered
Fsed-Bran. SAT: fne middlings. S1s;
ss s5ces:d nd
Fiour-Michisan patents. IN wood
best $50; ordinary e,y patents; nm, HSo;
Oh - Raw iinseed. sso: BOILED lin
seed. csc; Diamond headlight kero-
sene. Sc: Perfectios. 90; EooenA
n.Si er IN Barrel os sss r..
Provtsions-Mess pork $3.50; fam
ny. $3.50 q 1880: medium. clear. $50
III smoked hams, IsOlte; DRY
;si,sd Sr,; s:m ieo i.ss ono1 iss
lsHe; lard: ip tiercss. sac; kettle
snsars-correctsd daily by w. H
Edgar q Son: Crystal dominoss. LIB.
cut loaf. isso; cubes. ss.Ss; xxx
powdered, s5.75: standard powdered.
1870: granulated, extra coarse. $40:
nne, In bulk, $3.50; In 2e-lb cotton
bags SEES; Miehisan Er1 ,R $50;
to case, So: lib. cartons, as to case,
A. tB.s5: No. i. S. 40: No .. S. 30; No.
,s, ,s No No t ssos; No. No. g. sis Nol Nc 3.
Sass sS' No. NJ 10. ,t.sc: No ii. Sass; No.
IL. $3.50; No. is. ,4.7s; No. IA. tL7s:
No. Is, t47B per 100 lbs
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST acknowledgements

Dunntng q stevens' bsve STOCK nepoN'
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. June Is
slow best 1.35o to l,eoo-lb. steers.
Id. steers, ss.25Gs4o; best LOO to
medium butcher steers. 1000 to LOO
Id steers, s5.25Q5.S5; light butcher
steers. s4.s5 p5.26: best fat cows. $3.50
as. fair to good do. sssoq44o: com
mers, s25093: best fat heifers. $500
s; good fat heifers. s695.40: fair 10
good do, s4.26Q475: stock hetfers ~
9425; best feeding steers, dehorned.
s3.7594: best bulls. s5@A25; bologna
bulls, $4Q475; best mixers and spring
ers, $4,000; common to good do. $50
Hogs: Receipts. 20 cars: lower;
heavy. ss.4o@s.4s; workers.. ss.46; pigs,
Sheep and Lambs: Receipts 10 cars:
slow: top lambs. ,s.75gI; yearlings'
ss.soqs.7s; wethers. s4.io04as; ewes
Calves: s4,5o@s.
EAST BUFFALO.
EAST BUFFALO, N. Y, June 15.-
Cattle: Receipts, 25 head; market. slow
and steady: prime steers $3.50 q $50;
R RECEIPT zoo head: market. fairly ae-
tive and Csc higher: Gull to choice. $3.50
@9.25. Sheep and lambs: Receipts
1000 head; market. fairly active and
firm choice lambs, asa OSLO; Gull to fair.
s6m7s0: yearlings. ss.25G6.75: sheep,
s2Q425. Hogs: Receipts. 3,400 head
market. trade light and 15c higher;
y1rkers 'ssSSs sa ns 1gs siissgssssss
roughs, $50 $50; stays, A.5095.
Best 1850 to 1,600-lb steers. $500
6.75; good prime 1.2o0 to 1.350-lb steers
1926 @64O; best LOO to 1.200-lb ship
ping steers. IS. Oslo; medium butch
er steers, 1000 to LOO lbs. s52s@s.es;
fat cows, s4.5o@5: fair TO good. do,
S36O@4 40h common to medium. s3.26
G36O; cutters, t2.50Q3; trimmers. s2@
AIS; best fat heifers, s5.5oH5.75: good
fat heifers, IS @5.40; fair to good, do,
s4256475: stock heifers, s4M425; best
feeding steers, dehorned. s450Q475:
common feeding steers, $3.7594; best
bulls, t5@5.25; bologna bulls, H4475;
best mixers and springers. $50 SO
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.
DETROIT. Mich, June 15.--Ail
grades OF cattle, 10000 lower thai
last week Grassy stock very common
and hard TO sell. Prices ranged as fol-
lows: Choice steers, averaging from
/ 600 TO LOO pounds. at s5;s6ge; choice
butchers steers and heifers, s2.759
T. a. common killers and fat cows. 81 30
64B0; canners' cows. s1.2bQ2.26; COM
mon to prime shipping bulls. SO;
light butchers and heavy sausage bulls,
81 so a $50; stockers and feeders, $3.50
OARS per cwt. Mich cows. dull at
s2bm55 veal calves active at sos per
cwt Sheep and lambs. dull and lower;
quality. fair: choice spring lambs, "
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u. s. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations, furnished by Hay
den. Stone a Co, June l6
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Peoples State bank. has become as
ISOLATED with the brokerage house Of
w. e. Reilly q Co.. dealers In local
stocks and bonds. Mr.. woolfenden IL
a son OF the late Fred Woolfencen.
who was cashier Of the Dime Savings
bank.
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By FINANCE"

the disposal OF e, readers n:
nam. .SSSd faith The nsS wiz not ?.
territory
s sandw will carefully investigated,
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NEW YORK. June 15.--The stock
market opened strong today, many
Issues making substantial gains. The
copper group continued to show pro-
nounced strength.
~ q m.--Aggressive selling by the
bears caused recessions OF about a
point In number Of important rail-
roads and more extensive declines
we're recorded In number Of spe-
oialties toward the end OF the first
hour.
s<Government's unchanged; other
bonds strong.
Noon Room traders generally
we're sellers OF stock from the open
Ing and declines of point or over
we're due largely to their operations
for short account
~ p. m.--The market showed Inn
provement In the afternoon fractional
fecoveries being made in number Of
Issues.
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| do not quite understand the ma
ture OF the advice that you want In
regard TO REQ Motor stock. II IL
rather hazardous to predict the Inn
mediate future movement OF any
stock auch an REQ that IL traded m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-15

The Belle Isle Creamery fled or.
ticles of association, Thursday with
capital stock $1,000.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
German-American Bank

At Detroit, Michigan, at the close of
business. June Z. 1911. as called for
by the commissioner of the banking
department
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ducks. lac: fowls. 1s0lshc; turkeys.
l5c; ROSTERS. 10hc. Cheese: Firm:
state milk common to specials. shQ
l3hc: skins. common TO specials. IN "
l0c; full skins. 2h 63c.
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||OCK MARKET
Goes DOWNWARD.
|Bressive Selling BY Bears Causes
]. Declines Throughout List in
Morning Trading.

Am Agri. CHI. 57h; Am. Beet sugar.
Ann mA Cot 0 Sii. SO Sc Ann Ann. Loco. Il:
10 Dfd. 10; Am. smelt. s2h: Am Sug..
IcoH; Am. T. a T.. I5i% Am. Wool.
ll DO pfd. ss% Ana, Cop. A; A y
Con- Pac. z40h; Cen. Leath., 31h CHI.
q o.. sxH; Chino Cop. IAN; c.. M & st.
~, 1zs& Col. y. l.. s4K: Col 4 Sou.
96h Cons. Gas, 146; Corn Prod. 10 y !;
Del a Hud., IFS; ID. a Rio Or. 20; Dis.
&C. Cor. sTh: Erie. $50 do LIST nd,
81; DO "a pfd. 46Ns Gen. Elec., l62h ;
81 Nor; pfd lsI 90 Ore s2% Int
96k; Leh. VAL. l7sk; L. a NJ, 1917 ;
II. X q Tex. 37% do pfd. IS; NJ. st. p.
= 3. Ste. NJ. 197H: Mo. Pac., 50H; Nat.
Lead. 81: NJ. Y. Cent. Ill; N. r., o. a.
IAN; Penn. i24k; Peo. Gas. 1os; pr.
60 Car. 36h Ray Cons, Is; Reading.
D& Rep. l. 4 St.. 30M: Rock ISL.
~ 40 pfd. $50 s. -shsf. So: south.
Pac, l20h; South. Ry:. s2h: do pfd.
51X Tenn. Cop, AN; Texas. 20; Union
Pac.. 1851; Rubber. 40M; Steel, 7sb ;
DO pfd, llsh; Bonds, los a.; yir.-Caro.
ch.. 57: Utah Cop, 81; Wabash. l7S;
DO pfd. 3Sh; w. u. Teie., son; West.
10 ~.
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REPORT or the CONDITION
OF THE
PeninSular Savings Bank

At Detroit. Michigan. at the close OF
business. June T. 1911, as called Tor
By the Commissioner OF the Banking
Department:
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Y yoRk MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK, June l5.-Money on call
.2E per cent; time money az QsM for
six months; bar silver-London. 24hd
bar silver-New York. 53hc; demand
sterling, S4.S5.s094.s5.s5.
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Appies-steeIs req. ys@6so per bbi
Bananas-Good shipping stock. $50

B.sn.-Dried Lima. 81 ore per III.
Biackberries-s5.75Q e per bu.
CeIery-Fiorida. So 25Os.5o dox
o os:...sicnssSn st D.r o SI1 isc1ss:
new. ls@14c: fancy. old. i50lsc: new,
l3h Disc: York state fats. old. $50
isc; late made ,o dselss; domestic Ss.s;ss
Imported Swiss. 2s0 soc; Limburger.
i4@l7c: brick cheese. l3q14c per ID.
Cherrie.--1s-qt cases. ei@L2s.
Dstes-Persian. s0ec per lib: Fards.
Dressed CsIves-Fanoy. s@3he ID;
common. Sc Id.
Firs-Imported. new. l10Isc per ID;
California, e6c per ID
house, 60475c per doz: lettuce. 500 6Jc
bu; head lettuce. s1.25 blu; radishes, lbe
per dog; green peppers, 4g@tSe eas-
bu tomatoes. 4-basket crates, 81 per
case; pieplant. Is q 20c per doz: spin
ach. $50 soc per blu: green beans.
corn. soG7 zoe doz: hot house tomatoes.
Grape Fruit--rIorids. A,so0s per
case.
Gooseberries--ss5o per bu.
Is0l7c: amber. l4@15c: extracted. so
Hsy-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
i nss ,.s No Dstf simo,hy no ,,o % eousT
mixed. $50; rye straw. sI@s: wheat
and oat straw, Sc Loose hay from
farmers wagons on the city markets
ranged from s2o02s. as to quality.
Toe; No. l cured bulls. l0c; No. green
&c: No cured kip. 12hc: No. 1 green.
lie; cured calf No. l. lie: green calf.
No. /. lee per 10; horse hides. No. i.
;37s; No. 2, t2.75. sheepskins. as to
wool 206 Soc; No hides, 1c on on
HuckIeberries-s4 per 2+-qt case.
Maple sus.r-New sap goods. no
lzc per ID: maple syrup, 75@soc gal
Lemoas-California. s707.So box
butternuts. 3h 04o per 10: new she'll
barks. aG4hc per ID.
Lksnes-sl q las per doz-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 400 soc each;
Rocky Fords- $3.50 9S.So per. case.
Onions-Egyptian. s1.75 per blu;
Spanish, sl.bG per crate: Texas Ber-
mudas. $20225 per crate.
oranges-California navsls. t303.7s
Sweets sr 0 isasSsaso per t box. ''
PineapDies-Floridas s3.250s.7s pei
crate.
SIC per blu; new potatoes: 81 per bu.
1a9isHe: old roosters. sSioc: ducks
120l3c; young ducks. 1sc: geese. SO
1oc: turkeys, 14016c per ID.
Raspberries-Red. 50 per zt-pt case
black, IS per 24-qt case.
81 q si i. Is: home grown. sa2s9s 'S'
Tallow-No. /. sac: No. 2, 4hc per
Id.
wool-Medium unwashed. tic: nns
unwashed. 120lsc: rejections. lie pei
JOuBING PRICES.
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BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone a. Co.. 116-llS Griswold-st:
Oman High. LOW Noon.
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PRODUCE.

Commission men all reported an ac-
tive trade this morning. the berry and
small fruit season now being under full
Roadway. Blackberries and black rasp-
berries were added TO the list today.
and practically all varieties are now
represented In the market. Poultry
cleaned up In good shape last night.
and dealers reported a good demand to-
day, except that light weight broilers
were inclined 10 drag a little. old po'
tatoes were pushed up little fur
Their, but the quotation II practically a
nominal one, as very few ear lots are
left In first hands.
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NEW YORK CURB.

Assessment paid. 81.
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CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET.

CHICAGO, June 15.-Butter: Extras.
22c: nrsts, 1sc; dairy extras. ACC: firsts.
lsc Eggs: Prime firsts. lac: nrsts, lsc.
Cheese: Skins. ION Ollie: young Amer
ls@1shc: ducks. 12@t2hc: geese. 7
0sc.
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RESOURCES
Loans and discounts. viz. 81, 622.1H4 06
Commercial
Dept 81. 05B.s47 rs
Savings Dept .4s6.266 30
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Reported for The Times by Hayden.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-01-05
LET'S SEE YOU SMILE!

object calling endeavorng issue The Mirror
of Mrth desire all off the
smiling But after delightful
last Monday realize that Mr. Nolan and his kind friends had beat
to it."
program opened Murphy Sheehan
Maria Mrs Hok as acompanst Mrs
Sheehan has beautiful rendered the selection
ing which evidenced by the loud applause
The
Her high rendering
showed the highly trained artistic The recitation
Miss Geneve Nolan the delivery which
The audience simply refused appaudng
Miss Nolan favored with another selection which gracefully
did, Though Miss Nolan but girl she hold
with older and experienced elocuon
short time when will be difficult find her
another vocal solo Mrs Seea Where
received with
this the big show took place.
Mr.. w. Noanbu Mr. Nolan's ability
entertain widely known and appreciated that anything
everybody Will know the fact that he here that brought
down the house, and repeatedly recalled
Wander Hock then favored with
the After few introductory remarks
wehosen with piece
proceeded play Waze Tiste by Skhu Bacae, by
Revee by Strauss and Goiwoggs Cake Walk DeBassey
loud and continued applause that greeted each
there here who know and classical when
dred by talented highly
Hock performance will be treasured all of
highly trained and talented have
time time all having their distinguishing
that Mrs Wander Hrck exceled finished technique and faithful
of the composers Mrs. Sheehan program
with three vocal solos, To Three
Laurie all three of which rendered the charming
and received with the
numbers On behalf of the The hereby
grateful thanks Warden friends
that will long be remembered The Mirror will also stand
large and
again time in the future.
anything funny laugh at why-we
just smile Smile the of in calling The Mirror
Mth The fact that find
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-01-05
When Tetrazzini Sung

Young Stubbs the manager Yellow Creeks Town Hall
Declared it his intention back yonder in the fall
To ketch furren before the winters
An fetch 'em here amongst us fur a night
An the other day they landed O. palace cars
About hundred, more less of jabberin Dago
We felt we'd climbed the ladder up the highest rung
When the opery come to Yellow Greek
An Tetrazzini sung
The whole blamed population turned the show
But wi at twas all about nobody seemed to know,
For they spoke the srangest lingo an of they'd sings
From all that could gather it concerned bloomn ring.
But when soutish female putin in her oar
We all set an noticed an widely yelled, encore"
An the air speckled with hats things flung
When the opery to Yellow Greek
An Tetrazzni sung.
An then she pped another with lights turned an
About a girl named Marthy an she Marhys Beau
An when still appauded she smiled an bowed
An sung piece, as made out, about a stevedore;
foated off O. pearl an joined some buccaneers
An scuttled ships with o briney human
An bgosh twas acryin eyes just bust their bung
When the opery to Yellow Greek
An Tetrazzni sung.
The Last Rose o Summer" A-comin Through the Rye;
That's where passed away an joined em n the sky
/ put angel clothin' an meandered
To hear she God sngn' My OF Kentucky Home"
The Heavens air loaded with silver trls
That from ragn torrents down to little trickln rs
An all around the boarders big diamond lamps hung
When the opery come to Yellow Greek
An Tetrazzni sung.
reckon I'd a-sayed there right through the night
A eatin' candied music an a-drnkn' liquid light;
Escortin angel Marhy to the OF Kentucky shore
An cutin out that deckhand they said Trovedore.
But fool came up the show done
An that they couldn't keep agoin fur audience of
guess caught her meann though fell down her tongue
When the opery Yellow Greek
An Tetrazzini sung.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-01-05
Editorial.
Work and Smile

Worh, and Success will greet you,
Loaf, and you'W soon benaoan
The day Uben age shall meet you
With o. past you'd fain diso1On.
Smile, and 'tWilI bring you glory,
Fro1On, and you fro1U7a in Uci7a-
The 1r01Un makes you old and h007y,
The smile brings you youth again.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-01-05

How u lax may pitsure fallers? U
tank das ben guide pitsure for may?
Vel ay amt got mulch to say yust
now fallers see Ay amt lax rite
something for das har Mirror no more
bekaws see dar ISIS Won faller oop
har in da kontery vot say in bees
noospaper das har Yens Yensen
ben awful Tyre. U see das max may
awful mad ven das har faller say Ay
ben Tyre bekaws see Ay never tell
no lys in may life. Won time We
prent something in das har Mirror
vot say reject for trubble- take not
ing an stretch it. Den das har same
faller vot say Az been awful Tyre he
say maby some of us fallers get trub-
BILE bekaws We take something an not
stretch it eidder. Vel mabe das so
but dar is Won faller har vot say hees
got lotso trubble an hees never take
noting eidder but somebody stretch
it yust da same an har he ISIS. Ayno
das true tew bekaws he say so an
hees yust lax may he never tell no lys.
Vel anyway das alrite bekaws u see
das har fAller he kali may Tyre alrite
but he say ay been smart man yust
da same. An Az tell he nos vat
hees talking bout tew ven he say Ay
been smart man an ven Az get out
from har Ay goin see heem an by
heem guide seegar.
Veil Az vossent goin say so mulch
das time but see dos fallers in das
har Mirror office das Professor Webb
an Yake dey max guide pitsure for
may an den dey kom in an say look
har Yens We max guide pitsure for
u now u have tew rite something bout
it in das har Mirror. Alrite Az say
by Yimminy das been guide pitsure
for may das looks yust lax may alrite.
Az tell Az been guide lookin faller
alrite. Ay bet u all da Mise girls
goin rite me Mise love letters ven
dey see may Mise pitsure in das har
Mirror. Az goin send Won pitsure
tew may Hulda vat Ay leve in
Sweden an Az bet she will say das
awful Mise pitsure for her sweet little
Yens alrite. Ven she see how mise
loOkin man Az ben now Az bet u
shes goin kom over har an den We
get married rite away ven Az get out.
Az use tew have mise girl in das
kontry but she run away from me.
Ven Hulda koms over har Ay goin
get Won of dem hobble dress for her
den Ay bet u she kant run away tew.
By Yimminy Ay get letter from
may brodder Lars da odder day an
he say he yust buy new gun an hees
goin out in da woods an shoot som
ducks. Den Az rite tew heem an
say Wy don't u take some salt an go
down tew Washington an ketch some
of dem lame ducks vot is half shot
already Ay see in da newspapers dar
is lots of lame ducks down dar in
Washington an Az bet u vii ketch
some if kin put some salt on dems
tale.
The records show that there are
fewer crazy people in MINES IA
than there were one year ago. Quito
a number of them went to Mexico
and the South TO raise rubber and
other indigestable products Pho
neer Press.
Yaw an den som more of dem
vent to Kanada an buy a farm by
golly.
YENs YENsEN.