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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19
SATURDAY..
NnkNINa SESSION

MORN MI : f~>>ttfN
The board met; A. members pres
en-.
On molten the Auditor WAS IN
s.ruc,sS: to correspond with EQUITIES
having poor-houseS. with view e
HAVING .as county charges taken
care ot oltside the county.
On motion. Mrs. Buckner WAS a.
lowed $500 per week. in supplies.
for the present time. or until more
satisfactory arrangements are made
On motion of Mr. McConvills.
seconded by Mr., Brsn,. the bond Of
James King is 10 be returned, he
having completed the grading and
received pay for same.
The quarterly reports OF 4. NJ
Britts and c. F. WAGNER were re-
ceived and fees allowed as follows
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19
Greatest Of Infan. Prcd;o;e..

Perhaps the most marvellous in
.anr prodigy on record was CHRIS
tan HsineeAe-, born at Lubeck.
Feb 6. 1871. At the age OF ten
months he could speak and re-
pea. every word which was said IL
hin, wien twelve months old he
Knew b heart the principal events
narrated Il the Pentateucll. in Ms
second year BE knew most Of the
Bible By heart. and before he was
three ne learned % speak Latin and
French Il rs fourth year he en-
ployed h:1sei: n the study OF re-
ligion and tie history OF the
church, and BIS fame as q scholar
spread SO that the king OF Den
marx sent for h.m and was amazed
at his learning. But before he
was FIVE years .; age be fell sick
and diei.-Loa6on Chronicle.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19
A eirI'. Way.

"Why do you keep asking me to
be your wife? You surely wouldn't
want me to marry you if ] didn't
love you
ssNo, ! don't want you to marry
me if you don't love me, but ] cant
help thinking the practice I'm get
ting in asking you may some time
come in handy. Now I'm going to
give you another chance to turn
me down.
"Oh, we'll, if you're determined
to have me suppose | may as well
say yes. Chicago RecordHerald
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19

Many thousands Of dollars worth
Of horses have been sold in North
Dakota this ~ Until the fact OF
the sales was announced. i, was not
generally known in the county that
scores yes, hundreds of fine. big
draf, horses had been raised 10 ma
turitv in Emmons county and We're
ready for the market
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19
Justice Harlan. Of the United
States supreme court. is dead He
wss a connecting link between the
past and the present.

Last week the Bismarck Settler
issued a magnificent Exposition edi-
ton. 1t was well-written and well
gotten UP in mechanical way. and
was full of timely articles on North
Dakota as desirable place Of resi-
denrn
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19

The board met. Present: Chair
man Fischer and Commissioners
Brant, McConville and Hansen.
On motion. the Treasurer was in
structed TO renew the insurance on
the courthouse.
The application of F. j. Elves
for the refunding Of one-half of the
1910 tax on the west half Of the
southwest quarter, southeast quar-
ter of southwest quarter and south
west quarter of southeast quarter Of
Section 24l33-715, was received and
the Auditor was instruced to refund
same. for the reason that the proof
was cancelled on eighty acres Of same.
The following road petitions were
granted. and declared public high
ways. the descriptions being the
center Of said roads:
Alfred Wengel and others. for a
road beginning at the southwest
corner Of Section 26-l36-7s; thence
running due north one mile between
Sections 26 and q to the school
house on the southeast corner Of
Section 22-l36-7s.
S. NJ. Nogel and others, for road
beginning thirty rods north Of the
south line Of Section 6-l35-7s; thence
running diagonally from main road
to the river, distance Of twenty
eight rods.
The petition of j. NJ. Peery and
Others for a road beginning at the
northwest corner Of Section 1915
"a; thence south one mile to the
northwest corner Of Section Is, said
township and range; thence due
east three miles to the southeast cor
ner Of Section II. was granted, pro-
viding an easement can be secured.
The petition Of Frank F. Volk and
others for bridge and grading to
be done in Township 1871, Range a,
vas, on motion, granted.
The petition of B. Refs and others,
for road beginning at the south
west corner of Section l2-l3O-7S,
was, on motion, rejected.
The petition of August Strong
and others. for road in Township
1867, was not acted upon, for the
reason that said township is a civil
township.
The petition of Robert buchanan
/ and others. for a road beginning at
the southwest corner of Section %.
1868, was received, but no action
taken.
The official bonds of G. o. Under
man and e. j. Bieber. Justices o,
the Peace, and L. s. Frederick ane
. John J. Dalke, Constables, wer,
received and approved by the Board
The following bills were allowed
. S. II. Wright, auto livery 4,
5 Annie 1'iechner, meals for prisoners
u and others. A..
% wErs,re m,rchandise,o Emmon,
Y cpnn,y Is
w. Il. petric, merchandise To Mrs
y JOS Volk Observation-Disclosures. Is
North star Lumber Co., Pollock
!. lumber l;,s
Jacob Fischer. commissioners salary
and mileage. .................. A.
70 Il. NJ volk. Commissioners salary
aud mileage. ~
80 Y. J. McGonville, Commissioners sal
50 AIRY and miieage.......... ~
+. u. Brant, Commissioners salary
50 and mileage ......... 4.
Andrew Hansen. Commissioner'sSal-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19
FRIDAY.
MORNING SESSION.

The board met. All members pres
ent.
The report of Joseph Hauer and
August Netter. appraisers appoint
ed by the board to appraise an
estray animal taken up and adyer-
tised by Sebastian Werlinger. was
received and approved; the animal
being appraised at $4,000.
Mr.. Peter ~ Nelson appeared be-
fore the board asking that apprais-
ers be appointed to appraise one
estray mare taken up and advertised
by him; but, as the year had not ex-
pred since the estray was advertis-
ed, and certificate of publication and
affidavit that the advertisement had
been mailed to the Commissioner of
Agriculture are needed, the matter
was laid over until the papers are
completed.
Commissioners Volk and Hansen
We're appointed to examine the
books Of the County Treasurer and
report the findings to the board.
The following is their report:
s4lAnce.ca on hand and in banks,
MY : lsil &, L. @
Receipts, Iuly /, 1911, 10 oc, < 1911 MS -
Fotsii :5l,s.,, T.
Disbursements, July !, 1911. 10 usf. j.
nm Observation-Disclosures. lo.,--,5 l.
Bsame hand aud in banks.
.''st'i. isll....... 81 81 q
The following road petitions were
received. and were laid over for in
vestigation by Commissioners Brant
and Hansen:
5. w. Wood ct AL, for one mile Of
road across the south line of Section
b, Township l34, Range ~.
\. J. Magrum ct al, for road
beginning at the northeast corner
Of Section l0-l33- IS.
The following petitions were laid
over. no money being available in
the fund at the present time:
Nels Nelson. ct all, for road be
ginning at the northeast corner OF
Section 2l-l335-7S.
Nels Nelson ct al, for bridg,
across Long Lake creek. between
Sections u and % 1888.
On motion the board adjourned
until = clock p M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On motion the following bills wer
allowed.
Nm. H. Haker, work on road.
Amount claimed $500 Amount
allowed 30
ole sailiern work on road ...... L.
] NJ. Pcery, work on road. Amount
elainIed $3.50. Amount allowed i6 !:
Jane, I.awry, work on road.
Amount allowed Observation-Disclosures. 10
Geo. lvcy, woil, on road :... II
Angus, Genx, work on road .. L,
Christian Mar,haller. work on road. .,
Hraaascl News. publishing - III
l.minon, County Republican,, pub
fishing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
fmmpns County Record, printing
and publishing. .............. l3i
l"siti Nosin, mileage, case Of Joe 'ry
Ter, and four days guard. Amount
allowed Observation-Disclosures. 10.
y, ~, Irvine. auto livery, case of joe
iyler- Amount allowed ........ 81
~. Wiitin:.yrr, auto livery %
y, thn>", au,olivery, case of Joe
Tyler a.
John Sautter, auto livery for Com
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board OF County Commission
ers of Emmons County.
North Dakota.

Continued F'c'n Frs fags-
i J. witsmayer auto livery
IN lee Tyler case--.,s..-----..,..--- !, %
M. Wlt,naycr Deputy Asses
ser, Eth pstric, ..... 81 -
On motion. the Board adjourned
until $ p. m.
EvKNlNG SESSION
The evening session was taken UP
with the discussion and examination
Of bills, and adjournment was taken
till g a. M. Oct 6, 1911.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19
Tho pa,aar Line.

.Once," said Brother Dickey.
"dar wuz a man who prayed dat
he might git ont o de wilderness.
an his pra'r wuz answered, an time
he got out a ordermobile run over
him, an then bout de time he riz
up an breshed de dust from off him
a a'rship felled on him, an wen
he come ter hisse'f ag'in police
man told him ter move on. SO he
lifted up all de voice what he had
lett an prayed fer harricane ter
blow him back ter whar he come
from!' atlanta Constitution.
Good paying business in live
North Dakota town to trade for raw
quarter-section Of land. c. II. o.
Sen, Bismarck, N. d. (oc5-26. J
Buy your season tickets for the
iyceum course. sl.5O for four en-.
tertainments. siugle admissions so
and 75c.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19
Summons.
state u North DAKOTA.
tnp-tiy NJ + rltr,ApS

statci4f North DAKOTA
,ouaiy OF Einunns
u District Court. siN,h Judicial District
Herman f. s,etmer and Grace stotme,,
piaintiif>. ". HERMAN Stermet. ar. Grace
hltusr.it.f Nan Mitl,r Rudolph stctmt,
ana Il Sc siernler, defendants Summons.
The State OF NORTH DAKOTA 10 the above
named defendants.
lou, and eacnaf .ou, are hereby Summon
.ti TO answer the complaint III nus action
and to serve copy Of Aour answer upon he
Subscribers WITHIN thirty days AFTER the
service, OF tits summons Epon Won. eNeiu
siy- II tile ay ~ service: and. in case of
Your failure 10 appear or in>wtr. jndgmrnt
~iii lie taken against yen by uvtault for
Tile relief demanded III tn. com plant.
l,attd Di,ftssl,r lsfil Ell.
AEMsIk ,N6 u & AMlkoN.
attorneys for flalnttil>.
fiis-,. aud P,,stof,r tdtitirr>, Linton, ~ ~,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19
eri.. No. e,SaD tucsa L Nov Il.
Notice for Publication.
department u THE lnitiier.
I :. Land Office at Bisinares. y. !
--rr !. 1911
Notice IS herehv given ,ha,
pEl.ER SCI NiIitI

Notice is herebv given that
PETER schmidt
of Linton North lahaia vino, IN Feb =
100. made Homestead sniry NJ SSliS >srial
No. o.sN, for >oui bet>i 4asri@r q aortii se>t
quarter and lois : AND - >ts,ilt'L = MI
ship li3 north, Range : @a-T 81 the ilftli
Principal Msrdian. h4> ti,d r7t4ce x nl.r-
ton Ia make saai n,'s year Dfsas l. -
tablish claim "a He aHu above desc: oetl. to-
fore Charles Il CAREY p ad-e aut FN- Siicia
Clern of The county taur, 81. fiunlsN> c7Un-
~, North nAAnia. u: Linton. North iil. 10.
on the twenty -illiis ea. oi N2veuleef isll
Claimant names - wilhrs>v>
Jacob Rurcstasei. IL 81 Linton, y y.
John keu>chl,t lr If liuion y II
Jacob iNs.lnelc 1T L.fltg'n y ~
Jacob RurehhAre :: 81 Linton, \. y
L. y STEM M REGISTER.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19
JS.rial No. coss> oct. Is NOV. -
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
| Laua rtice AZ Hi>,marck, \. ".
October 3, 1914

tTNtVVVf q. III
Notice Is IL. " BY gwen that
FRIEDRICH WALKER, Sa.,
q. Linton Norm Dakota who. on June ;.
l.'1. II sale Homestead Entry No. SOILS. Serial
NJ t'e>S>. tor the northwest quarter Of Sec
iics y. iown>ais is north E.nge &, west OF
the tisth Principal M.t,dian. has tiled no.
lice * intenliglu To make hual hve-yea,
prS>i, - e>tahll>n cla,M 10 the land above
described, before Charles b, Carley, Judge
and hN-o hicio l,srN Of the County Court. AT
Linton. North u;,Aota. on the ss,lh day OF
Noyeil4 ov-. 1911.
a:sssaat names as witnesses;
Christian Lips, q, Linton. y. y.
l,,cs,i, Heliit. u Linton. \. ~
friedrich >chacfer OF Linton, \. ~
av!urcti Nathan. OF Linton. \ u
L. y. sTkN EMS. REGISTER.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19
0 Herman STEINER. IL. and Ann Milicrd,

To Herman STEINER. jr.. and Ann Miiierd,
PENDANTS.
Take notice The complaint il the above
entitled action MAS TIED III the a"rc ~ THE
CLERK N the above named court Al Linton.
North l)akot.i cu octnnet lsih, iail, .tn, th.
object of sand action is tou,itiminr WHO are
the heir, OF Henry Steiner, dtcsa>sd, aud
li.r respective shares In l.ul J ah" a,n
: W &, OF sec 20 ana \, T. :. ~ \ w !. Of
sec 81 IN rowusiilp $50. ueril ~ Range ..
west OF Iitti Printipai Meridian.
ARMS iake,Nt n ,AMtk,N.
t,.ctlg-nuy.5, Attorneys "a, flaintiit>
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19
Notice Of Sale.

Notser = a,.t,hs ,sn Vtst That certain
niNti-a-e ,Nscass<. ana 0etisc,,u ny 49,, pli
CTS .s., A.eiaos.s Is. lis wife. r4i4Ilsasar>.
- ,ts' ,eaHAt, Il IL, tisi> iia = ale ~ Nori4.
lf.s.lS, 70 ..in,s,n S.sAr. cooperation.
ticr;Sa-vc- ai<a ine lsth day u >vp,s u .sei
sig. anu I. trt TT r ssfl ii ,,i, ufc- ~ lhr
beg .>ts.: - lis.s.> sAt county ~ In mons
IN IA. state ~ NcItA .i.sqt.s yn ,ha NJ {, ~
e. - t.f- l.f Ak lie hNilr ~ - . ci,a,'N
y IL. agid rvy ,s.t. q. Bcos - cf MORTGAGES.
On sa.v sia a t,rrcin>s'si ~ safe OF
.ts p-s y l>,.S >4lsl mortgage ..la iivr-l;
after described. Al lhe tr9hI G,Nar q. the
saart-holi>s II gtit v.tta-e q. i.,.tNn. cdlnl,
q tinasNn> ane = A., ei North lianat;i. oil
thu 18TH day at November. lsil II the hour II
iwss2 cisr,A Z. IA = SATISFY tue auiosnt |. lie
OF >uct. illoris,-y on tie day Of >a!r I lie
premises tse>s..zv4 y. >sth mortgage. ANA
a.ch VA. liz, >.tG =. >s.u>fy the >aaiv, ..,-
eits>s'r txN! As tO,lisiN>
s-i.thes.>. III a.ier E. shv no;iht.,>, suartes
,.ra. section sNsslts ii I9an>isi1 e:le nan
arya ,h.rtN-ssae far,h q. Range seventh :
eight VEST ~ S.ss t .tih ptigici.a a,er.,iis,n,
cpiltsiusiss .ts ASfv> NOR, or ie>>, 8 ,tordiu.
10 the cuSesna.tllt >irSe thereof Ii.,r,
wi tx L, "a such fifst-..-e al III, ,s.,;s q.
81. tie >a... O. ~ lanarca seventy ;iir,v
G@tt-.r> auG :s,rty -otsr cents, tss>at> casts oi
.ort.c4
l,ssesi thu s,a d.s =. 0cla,,er. lsil
LlNfoN nALAE
~ crpeta,iou).
Nurlgagcc.
Charles : Lane
-Al;erne, fer Mortgage.
Linton. Ndi;h A..Ncls,. toci2- uoyl6)
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19
No eS>sN ,,'ct i Nov ID
Notice fer Publication.
NpaF''i,gns q sise inIeriot,


Department ~ the interior
IS baud & Csc Al bismarck, y u,
sAc;oecr !. isls.
NNsscc j. hesSeS sixeu lhAl
fHahNktGa NALkEk
~ issas,,n, NSrta .is>At-. y no on March :
IN y Ss.s l. Homestead snifS NJ sSsaln. >eriS
NJ ssss9N taI .ci = >es.ttwe>t quarter OF ihe
ts,sFs t,~v>s sasrtts .aI nSytn ha.t Of the
>'stsi sss>. quarter s, >tct.au 4 raNn>h!p l,si
,,,ssss' hxNee -: 81 sae Fam lrincsp A.
NsrfStsa aaA> afsa na:{lr ~ intention 4.
iatssv a1sl CIV ss.s Yrs-sf, - establish cl.iu.
- tss AID :st~sv S:s>csisss -, fore CHAR
Il NSricN. las.Ss Aa,s ~ sssticlu Nsvrk ~ iiiv
s's1ssiS ,AAri, Al linton. NORTH l'aANt... OH
ne ~ has.Ay 81 Nssss saissss. i.ll
Nfa.niNn' naaae> witnesses
frss'irs,, Il >shauttr ~ Linton. \ y.
N'csaat's c,ssa A.. 20 Mare \ -
aciaSscs >stae3sr - Mare. -.
"tinsS,s u Asuds-s u. Marie, \ II
y STEM h>>, REGISTER
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19

niss>sases> II y
state H@>s;ls ~ Insane >esca.
quarter - =
X Hosar services 90 ReAsa u
iieaitn y
aosae services 10 Mrs. saes
pcr and easranilae
= ''ssas. s 49,, - - a.
= nN1.''- "''''' ~ a
r.,s,el isr,>. sna,,~r Tor calee''> ~
Na-th >ssr i.asrs~,- e>'aa psns ~
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19

..r...esa ON May l. isoe, Il 70 .. Is :, 6 Geo.
W Lynns Law once. -----.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19
SESSION.

On motion the board adjourned
until ? O'clock p. m.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19
Nsss>e sar / uhhca;ion

gS.sS Fsnssey q ,as sa,vtsNf.
isat Sss,S y, Et>ss An. \ T.
kfsstsA4>.tr : tNs,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-10-19

SA.r!r> :. lAr,
Ai;eruts fer Mofi-.ste.
Lialon, Nci;h DAKOTA. ,0cl2 uovlN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-09
The Recall Is Simple
Common Sense
BY JUDGE r.. NJ. WANAMAKER


(Oho is in midst Of battle the selection of delegates
fight for providing for the
recall All the leaders of the
backed fighting
Wanamaker,
this article the leaders the progressive deEdtor
independence purely
personale Liberty the Happiness Neither
the word property the word Corporation mentioned
half century the p Morgans and their kind sought
but a supreme place in fundamental law.
this is the contest of today.
recognized the peitionwhch
effective
which really degen
"vyhitewash'.
wholly inadequate constant
attaches the public service officer beray
trying to sell stock corporation
officer director
unfahu might would anybody invest it?
will public officers play "the
mob this true of recall election
than o n election in the first instance.
will mistakes in the recalwl
they WILL the probability
that they will make mistakes in elecng
their officers in the first place.
Butt be make in a
will in originally eectng him. In private business
knowledge he promotes
discharges worked
tested than he he hires the manoen ION
tral"-n the first place?
chair and that he is
employee
officers
to myself, sitting bench in
Ohio article will consider the matter of the
recall of judges.
Tin his next article Judge
of Judges in the Tmes.)
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Story about Science

college scientific
e haven't The idea that fellow create
crawfih seauhin, hens thaH produce ROSTERS
there God and descended from eyfh mudtues
and things like that
Well the professors Frances chief geological station claim
that at last they've spt
Pro e. Battalion and Henneguay took thousand infer
CD sterlized
carefully needle Behold
hundred hached Three
OF these lived to develop became
plete
would be almighty wonderful by simple mechanic slim
illus like needles puneture could fertle the ovum of
vertebrate Creating hybrid between would
could deicacy
fried table, this direction
scientifically driving
spike family getting tenderlon
belief Creator celebrate with
affidavs
them showing social that lady frog
OTIS SKINNER is coming out in "Ksmet, which has
overlooked by announcing how
many hundred actors applied for the job.
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ARMY EXPERT HAS BRAND
NEW IDEA FOR GETTING
TROOPS IN TIME OF WAR,

CAMP PERRY, o., Sept. o.
1--WE would be horror stricken at
the idea of sending our fellow citi-
zens into battle in ships which
were trustworthy" says Briga-
dier-General R. K. Evans, "yet we
do worse to those who may offer
their services on land"
What the staunchness of his
ship is to the sailor, discipline is
to the soldier. Without discipline,
heavy loss of life is certain"
Gen. Evans has scheme for
insuring the United States effec-
tive organizations in time of war.
1t is national enlistment act"
1t provides that, in times of
peace, when any section of the
country fails to furnish its pro-
portion of soldiers the fact shall
be published and local pride left to
do the rest.
For a state of war 1t provides
publication, followed by
the "empannelment" of the re-
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PAROLED TO
PREVENT ESCAPE

JACKSON, Mich, Sept. O.
James E. Cushway, serving a 80
year sentence in Marquette prison
for robbery, will be paroled by the
pardon board today, after having
escaped five times. Cushman,
who 1t just past 80 years old, is
the smoothest man ever locked be-
hind the bars, according to prison
authorities. They said they knew
he could escape from Jackson pri-
son at any time IL he cared to,
and for that reason he was trans
ferred to Marquette last Deem
Der. Cushway never injured an
officer In his escapes, and always
managed to get away by means
of some clever scheme. On one
escape he donned the garb of a
guard and walked past an officer,
who saluted him as such. An
other time he placed himself in
a box and was shipped out of the
prison
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N0J1
ANYTHING

How we wish we could throw
the winters coal bill into the fire
as freely az we have the discard
ed ice card.
"My ancestors, I'm proud to state,
Were men of high degree;
OF lofty aspirations they,
Who climbed consistently
Up round by round until they
reached
The pinnacle of fame"
Thus spoke zoos favorite,
Miss Gotrox was her NAM.
| did not laugh because / had
Designs upon her wad,
But well I know, whene'er they
climbed
They carried up a hod.
The cotton crop for 1911 is fig-
ured at 12,12o,095 bales.
Miss Pearl B. Gosnell of Ever
EFT, Mass, will travel $4,000
miles to Baroda, India, to marry
Rev. Royal B. Bisbee, mission
airy.
School days, school days,
Bum old timber rule days;
Readin' and writin' and 'rith-
Wouldn't they make any young
ster sick?
II 1t wasn't for football / would
run
Away from home son of a gun,
For going to school amt a bit of
fun
And that's not bit of kid.
If lady smokes why shouldn't
she call her case a cigareticule?