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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05

Tho DELAYED trains from the west
Yesterday aud to-day brought hom"
from Loo Aur,l,s Dr j W colbert
ur Nar-urpt Cartwright and br r
g. Tuu Dr N ldcr will follow th"
Httpr part cot tb, week.
Th, physician. are enthusiastic in
prui.r of tho .urdm hospilnuty OF
90, CuIUurmau~ TN" visitors Geo th"
annual convention of ,h, American
Medical ue-ouI,f.nu numbered 10000,
and every "u, ui these Nas made G"
t,l tho culture .N ul Lus Angeles
WAS tu,II. .tp NAV, ana Co hold
during their stay, The impetus Ca
thr study ana practice uf the profess
sion hr the personal contact OF ta'
nation boost brains VIII Dee recorded
Zoo do, medical Journals
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05

s picnic as happy and perhaps
mur, patriotic than many, was the
part, Yesterday az the homo OF Mr.
and Mr.. Edward kuecac, tho pnItici-
Pants being tur veterans ~ %. Is.
warren post of iho a.. \. u. inc La
dies of thr g. A. a. and IN, Woman
Rellct CORPS The grounds were ncau-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05
Viz. Wnliam- ~ Encrlnin.

THy christian Women Board GOT
Missions viii meet tomorrow after
moon ai OBJ, hum. ul tb, president
MIR u a. Williams The program
viii DO, .n .utrr, OF Mt l.uukiu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
mn WEATHER..

cr~ iu north PARTON tonight 90 Thur
daN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05
sewinn Party.

Mrs lngleo viii he az nome 10 the
members of the Good Cheer club 10.
morrow afternoon a usual urcdl"
WORK will po rb. pasiimo, from the
moment ot arrival tiIl b. b. pasllmr
Geo go
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05
To Our Patrons!
And all within our city

Those whom 49, have ~" pleasure
~ catliun our customers LuoW lliat at
al times our prices Hur uniformly
low. -tilI vc b'iic,c tu making an ca
ira concession 90 alt thu-" WHO.
whether h, ohui,c or NECESSITY, -tn,
~ home during the honicd Term. a'd
Wr -hAIl therefore during the month
of JulN make 49, extra discount ~ 10
zee ocut Ia al Vito an tur &C.
This T. u ~pItIN. HtD-~I MNt &
CONCESSION IT, STAY NI-IipMIES aud
win be- given irsc~pcvtiN" uI ANY ~pc-
rial prices un any ut uur gund~, which
u II usuai tor a. 4" make ~ thi~ ~ra-
son ~ the year, Ia make room l"r
iail goods.
Diamonds. watches, cat Glts-,
~ilNrrWart. etc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05

hold q cuisines, meeting m the y W
L. \ purlur u,Nl saturday afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05
Additional
Society News

ooon,nara .,om Page s,,rnp
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-31
D Rroken Bona

In case OF an accident in which a
bone is broken your first duty after
notifying a surgeon is to provide sup
port for the injured member in the
form Of an improvised spiint. Flat
pieces of board, as broad If possible
as the limb and slightly longer than
the broken bone. canes. umhrellas-in
fact. anything that will accomplish
your end may be used. In adjusting
these pad with any soft material that
is at hand Straw, leaves or cushions
made Of grass may be used. Avoid
any pressure on the injured part. cover
1t with a cloth and keep wet with
clean cold water. Woman's Home
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-31
An Irish Fishing Story.

There is a good fishing story In an
Irish contemporary. Two enthusiastic
anglers arranged n fishing match to
decide the respective merits of the
worm and the minnow as bait. For
hours they sat patiently on a bank
without getting so much as a nibble.
At last the proprietor Of the worm
suddenly said that he had got o bite
and jerking his line out Of the water
discovered at the end Of 1t the other
mans mlnnow. which, having by this
time grown hungry, had devoured his
worm.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-31
aURIE BENAlAGTLA

Frederick b. Cushman is out OF
town on business.
Miss Agnes Streeter OF Bennington
was In town Monday
Frank Bennett OF White Creek was
In town on business yesterday.
Miss jeanette Perkins OF Benning.
ton visited Miss Esther Mccullough
on Sunday
RAY NJ. Minott who has been spend.
ing few days with his mother Mrs
Jane Minott OF Bank street, has return
ed to his teaching in Albany,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-31
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE
In the District Court OF the United states for
the District OF Vermont
In the matter of No. 2i0t
Hal 4. Goodell
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy

the lHtflNt OF vermont,
In the matter OF No. 2i0i
Hal 4. Goodell
To the creditors OF Hal 4. Goodcll Of Reads.
horO In the County of Bennington, ana Dis.
trict Aforesaid. bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on the 18Th day OF
November A. ID. 1911. At ten o'clock IA the
forenoon, there will be meeting OF the crcdi-
tors NJ said bankrupt, at the Office OF d. A.
0uiltinnn IN Bennington In said District, Tor
the following purposes.
i-tor creditors 20 attend and prove their
claims.
s-For the purpose of declaring and directing
the pay mcnt OF nrst dividend upon nll un.
secured debts. not entitled 10 priority. allowed
prior TO or on saic 18th day oi November A II.
1911, and Tor the purpose OF directing the pay.
mcnt OF all unsecured claims entitled 10 PA.
GRITTY all wed prior 20 or ON said day.
Goodell, the bankrupt, has filed his rctiiion.
dated June 9th 1911, praying for discharge
from all his debts In bankruptcy. m the ONCE
OF the CLERK OF the District Court of tue unitcd
states for the District Of Vermont and the
me having been referred 10 the undersigned
aud report The facts with his opiuiOn. 10 u or.
dercd. That all creditors of said bankrupt. M
well M all other parties IN Interest, show cause.
at hearing to he had on such application be-
| fore the undersigned "a Special Master AZ hs
Office TN bennington In said District, on said
18th day Of November, A. ID. 1911, NJ ten o'clock
| In the forenoon. or n soon thereafter a. such
hearing may he had, why such application
should not lie granted.
Ito transact sdch other business a. may
properly come before said meeting.
Bennington. VT. October, Sth 1911.
| ID. A. Gulltinan.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-31

Mrs. Frank A. Perry went to POI
Chester n. Y. Saturday where MI
Perry has a position and where the
will reside in the future
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-07-14
La Place des TrOis Dumas

La Com6die-Francaise va don
ner avec Albert Lambert r6tabli,
une representation a la Gazette
dAntony, au b6n6fice de la statue
du general Dumas qui doit etre
6rig6e place Malesherbes en- pen
dant a celle des autres Dumas.
Lorsque de la rue Alphonse-de-
Neuville, Oh il n'habita pas, on
conduisait Dumas fills au cimetiere
Montmartre Oh il reposera 6ternel-
len1ent, il y cut q un endroit du
parcours un moment d'6motion in
tense a laquelle nul n'6chappa, ce
fut quand le fills mort passa devant
le pere de bronze; au terps Oh la
po6sie Sc servait de lyriques mani
eres, on e1t anime la statue ct par
le DIES lacrymae rerum.
Tandis que le cort6ge funebre
s'6loignait, on sentait qu'une soli-
tude douloureuse commencait pour
le genial amuseur; ellie a pris fin le
jour OH nt-Marceaux, cut termi-
ne son euvre; bientot rensemble
familial sera complete par l'efigie
du general Pangle du boulevard
Malesherbes ct de la rue Moncha-
min. Paris possedera la place des
Trois-Dumas: le heros, lie contour,
le penseur.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-07-14
Market Hotel
CHAs. FRAME, Prop.
30 1ere rue sud. $l.O0 par jour.
Ecurie en- connection.
LA GUERRE DE 1870

''Voici, dapr6s rouvrage public
par le grand 6tat-major allemand,
Ia "Guerre franco-allemande, une
statistique emouvante.
Les arm6es allemandes ont per-
du, en- 187O-1S7l, 129,51O hon.
mes, don't 6,251 officers ct 125
m6decins ct fonctionnaires mill
taires. Dams ce nombre rentrent
6galement 1854 hommes dispa-
rus apres etre tombes entire les
mains de lennemi.
La proportion des officers est
6norme; ! sur l6 tues: l sur 21
bless6s; il y cut en- outre 20 gene
raux blesses ct S tues a Pennemi;
81 colonels ont etc bless6s, 27
sont morris at! champ d'honneur.
C'est le mois d'aodt 1870 qui fut
le plus sanglant. II y cut $4,000
hommes tues. Dams la guerre
contre pempire tomb6rent SS,13O
hommes; dams celle contre la Re-
publique, $3.50. Les pertes
franchises s'6levent 25O,O0O hon.
mes, don't 10000 tues. La guer-
re de 1870 done cause la mort de
25O,OOO soldats francais ct alle-
mands"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-07-14

Tonning 6tait 6cout6 ayec respect
CONNIE un oracle dams les milieuz
intellectuels.
On comprendra done ais6ment
9uel fut le d6chirement de son anne
quand il Sc Wit force de gutter tout
ce qui await etc la joie ct l'id6al de
sa vie: sa belle 6glise, son presby-
t4re, ses amis, ses paroissiens, tout
car, apr6s sa conversion, on l6vi-
TAFT, on lui tournait le dos, ct il
n'eut pas meme la consolation de
Sc voir suivi par sa femme ct ses
enfants.
Quoiqu'une place de professeur
dams une universit6 autrichienne
lui fut offerte, il pr6f6ra vivre du
produit de quelques travaux lite
ralres ct dun maigre traitement
d'attente que lui vota le Storthing.
Malgr6 lie bon vouloir des catholi-
ques ct de P6veque, en- particulier,
qui le NIT en- rapport avec diverses
Revues ct maisons d'6ditions 6tran-
CERES, il vecut dams la gene ct dams
un douloureux isolement.
Son enterre ment donna lieu a
une manifestation 6mouvante.
Dams l6glise Saint Olaf, Sc pres
salient pele-mele des protestants ct
des catholiques. Au premier rang,
des pasteurs luth6riens avaient
voulu apporter a leur ancien collie
que un dernier t6moignage d'ami-
tie ct d'estime.
Lorsque M. Offerdahl, lie cure de
P6glise monta en- chaire ct, dams
un discours vraiment magistral,
traca la psychologist du venerable
d6funt, fit ressortir la haute signi-
fcation de ces fun6railles dun ex-
pretre lutherien mort dams lEglise
catholique, lorsqu'il rappela les
luttes ct la victoire de ce g6n6reux
esprit digne d'etre propose en- ex-
emple a tous ceux qui, ayant en-
trevu le vrai chemin, h6sitent a sly
engager ct fernent loreille a Zap
pei de Dieu. toute cette foule 81
vari6c fut profond6ment 6mue;
plusieurs pleuraient a chaudes lar
mes. ST une partie de Resistance
d6sapprouvait la "d6fection" du..Dr.
Tonning, null, du moins, ne refu
salt son admiration au mobile me-
me qui l'avait dictee, c'est-a-dire a
Phonnetet6 dune conscience inca
pable de marchander son adhesion
a ce qu'elle consid6rait CONNIE la
v6rite. .....
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-07-14

~
fd6lit6 a la sainte Eglise, nj !;
langue dams laquelle nous avons
appris les conn; i ire ct a les al
mer, jamais! jamals! BIT n'est-ce
pas votre volont6 a tous? Jamais
jamais!
"Et regardez, la tempete soule
wee contre le francais rallumt
partout le patriotisme qui allai1
s'6teindre. Ecoutez! N'entendez.
vous pas cette famine ardente DIT
patriotisme francais, qui p6tille
qui gronde depuis le golfe du Me.
xique jnsqu'a l'extrimit6 de Ia
Nouvelle-Ecosse! Francophobes
ne souffrez plus: pincendie va 6cla-
ter.
'Messieurs, croyez-moi, les por-
tes de Penfer ne prevaudront pas
contre pEglise. Les pers6cuteurs
d'aujour'hui passeront, CONNIE
ceux du dix-septieme steele, ct, un
Jour la nation canadienne-francai-
Sc, debout sur leur cendre, priera
pour eux, en- francais!
"Permettez-moi, en- terminant,
de formuler un double conseil.
''Malgr6 nos d6sirs de paix, nous
subissons, en- ce moment, une
guerre plus terrible que celle des
anciens Iroquois, une guerre dou-
loureuse parce qu'elle nous Went
de gems que nous avons aim6s, ct
avec lesquels nous voudrions vivre
dams la plus parfaite harmonic. II
faut certainement nous d6fendre.
Mais dams cette defense de nos
droits les plus sacr6s, restons sur
le terrain solide DIES lois canoni-
ques. De graces, ne faisons jamais
rien qui puisse atfliger le St-Pere
qui SQUIRE d6ja tant.
Respect a fautorit6, puisque
Notre Seigneur a respects lautori-
te meme dams Cesar, meme dams
PLATE. Les injustices pourront-el-
les an6antir nos droits?
"Enfn, I'union fait la force de
nos pers6cuteurs, R6pondons a
punion par lunion.
''Formons une waste association
franchise, une federation de toutes
les societies catholiques FRANCHISES,
dams le but de d6fendre notre fol
ct la langue qui en- est le bouclier.
I'll y DIES chevaliers de la dan
Sc eide Panglicisation: VOLTA Penne-
mi de notre race! Fuyez-les!
"Formons une waste confrater-
mite de "chevaliers de la fol- ar
NEE immense, qui doit avoir Jesus
pour Chef ct pour devise, ces mots
6crits sur notre drapeau:
"Catholique toujours"!
''Apostasier ma langue, jamais'!
':Tendons la main a tous les Ca
nadiens-francais, a tous les Aca-
diens, nos fr6res persecut6s CONNIE
nous: oui, tendons-leur la main a
travers toutes les nuances de par.
tbs politiques. Car, audessus de la
politique, il y la religion; audes-
sus DIES hommes qui passent un
moment sur la scene, il y a Dieu
qui ne passe pas. Oh! de graces,
soyons unis! Point de divisions!
Sur le grand champ de bataille de
la religion ct de la patrie, appelons
toutes les forces wives ct toutes les
occurs d6vou6s. Alors, forts de
notre union, nous pourrons dire a
nos agresseurs: Arri6re! me tou-
chez pas a la langue francaise'!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-07-14

San Francisco = Deux jeunes
garcons, ages de II ct 12 ans, de-
meurant a Alameda, California.
s'6taient pris dune vive amiti6
Fun pour lautre, a tel point qu'ils
frent le serment, afin ae cimenter
ce grand amour ct pour bien Sc
d6montrer qu'ils 6taient capables
dun sacrifice sans bornes, de Sc
couper chacun un doigt
Ada Ambruiller, Paine, Sc tran
cha, le premier: le pouce avec une
hache, mails il s'6vanouit, ce qui
ota tout courage au jeune Miller,
qui ne parvint qua Sc faire une
l6gere entaille.
Effray6, il s'enfuit en- criant ct
ALA raconter a sa mere l6trange
histoire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-07-14
TT dOrt la-ha17t = VOr Fre1serS

II dort, la-haut, a Vor Frelsers
Gravelund, entire les deux 6glises
qui s'6taient successivement parta-
&c son cmur: son ancienne eglise
de Gamle Acker ct P6glise catholi-
que de St-Olaf, don't il 6tait le plus
humble paroissien.
Une foule immense suivit son
cercueil jusqu'au champ de repos
supreme. Protestants ct catholi-
ques ont d6pos6 des couronnes sur
sa tombe, les uns en- reconnaissan-
ce, les autres en- admiration pour
ce quill fut durant sa vie.
-L'"Univers"'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-07-14
MINNESOTA
HISTORICAL.
e sur es;am|fTY
.ANNONCES

ast~ w
Tariff des annonces donhe sur ea,2fplIffTy ~
cation. OULtL I
DemanGes ploi-demande de do
mestiques on d'emloyes pour
chambre Oh pension q annonces pour
objets perdus ou trouvGs
Au taux de UN CENT du.. mot,
Nous enverlons I'M numero SPECIMEN
du journal toute personne qui en- fer
la demande.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-07-14
Ne POrteZ pas Envie a vO-

tire VOlSln, parce qu,ll est heu-
reux ct que vous etes d6courag6,
parce quill rit, tandis que vous
soupirez II nest probablement
pas plus fortune que vous ne Pe-
tes, mails son sang est pur ct vi
goureux, tandis que le votre est
sans vie ct empoisonn6; son foie
fonctionne admirablement bien,
pendant que le votre sly refuse.
LIE Novoro du DIR. Pierre vous re-
mettra Ell bonne sant6, bonne hu-
meur. On peut Sc le procurer
settlement en- detail d'agents To-
caux, mails non pas DIES pharma-
cies. Gu bien on peut s'adresser
au DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
1875 So. Hoyne Ave, Chicago,
I'll.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-07-14
Service de table.

Service de table.
-Je vous al dit NANTES fois,
Francoise, qu'en servant il faut
passer les plats a gauche des invi-
t6s.
oh! moi. je ne suis pas su-
Derstitieuse CONNIE madame!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-07-14

Invitations de marriage, de der
Mere mode, a prix 'aisonnable, a
nos bureau2
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-07-14

L'EcHo DE L'OUEsT nest pas respon-
sable des idees ct opinions emises par
SIS correspondents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10

counts an sech are bein' grabbed by alb
s'lute dubs
MYRTLE rather git Nat Goodwin than
that prince guy. fur Nat ouShta be pret
~ near through cNpectin' much but the
little end of II. few chins or sod
never chill my affection fur them slim
Apollers along Broadway with the dinky
mustaches an their hats set away back
is gotta be conned from nornin till
n.Nht or they Sit peevish, whereas n
ladys more inclined TO slip 'em wallop
on the heezer. Amt she dear?
Anna nabele-Ruly. ] dunno what 10 do;
beln' al the beck an call of any slob
with the phone habit is sappin my
strength. an / an't Il well geI. dearic.
But do yuh s'Pose tney's sympathy
showed fur one failin before their hard.
crool eyes: Ef IL wasn't fur Cha vile. the
head barkeep, I'd be in my restful grave
with the chill wynds souehin' past.
Myrtlc-Bella cease. YunDo | git all
unstrung at them morbid fancics Here
an cryin again. an | Jest had my
face fixed. too; Darn II all What is they
fur us but work an drear repiuin. the
stage beIn' fur from the merry whirl It's
thought in the teeny hanleis. where
they'hc wish!n they could leave the old
ab!dn' peace instead OF eaiety. sweet do
mestc triumphs rather than-oh say,
dearie. | furgot,
Cawge said to meet him in the Dram
gerry at six. an pipe the time! Git ready
an come on--he can't beef before hull
lobbyful at yuh ringin' IN. an when
we've ct we kin beat II. An. me, Seen
world,
(Curtain.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10

set know In my heart he frisl5ed offa
his wife, Amt they hateful?
hnnanellc-Yct my gclmun fr'ens has
reproachcd me bitter fur bGin' so cynical.
which Il gell kinnot retain her illusions
reGardn' sech a outht lcss'n she's dead
from the cars up. Last night We had Il
Coupla press agents mp 10 tho fiat, an
with mawr Eoldin four Jacks, my dear.
one the guests drawred four aces, an
a-coursc pore maWr was clean as a bug
at the finish. But do yuh consider a ac
tion like that either gelmunly or ronncd?
An plotted against two detcncelcss low
"rS what gotta contrive FUR every buck!
70 be sure. we only give EN- / o L fur
mawr simply said. with dignity, that pas
SIN cash AT q social ovenn' is vulgar an
never did among the set who eat at
Shcrry'S. an them press agents hadda
h'lleve her. scciu' they're playin' IN luck
Of they're asst TO Dcunctts.
/ amt shootin at agents like Stuffy
Davis. fur with his Vervc an that there
brilliant. thoughtful bean ho kin case IN
where them lowlier parties wouldn't be
let 10 slip the hat hoy. An HeayinS
knows they ain't pertIclcr. fuI'-hcllo.
Hello. Why. Niata Davis, we was Jest
chattin Of yah, Wha-nt? Yes, amt II
grand? The early days OF autumn Is in
deed .nspirin,' an say. listen. Kin ! gil
= couple down front FUR to-morra nieht'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10
Don't be frightened" said the Boy, cit only me-"

plFaeters-A Man His Wife. The Stranger
nmA darkened room The door opens and
hgnt She closes the door noiselessly behind
y ahc gropes her way across the floor to chair.
ste IS an intense silence in the room. The 81
.ru thst belongs to empty houses. Presently the
.uan oeeins 10 sob. Quietly and in a continu-
/: way as though wishing TO encourage her
~ 10 expression, finding comfort in tears, \
= moments pass. The lock clicks and man
&c Inc door slams violently behind him.
eonfound the draughtl Did ] startle you7
Se been searching the place for lamp--and
never blessed sign of one to be found, My
ihst match went out in the hall. ] usually
pocAct tul but as luck would have it-{he
= against piece Of furniture, without, how
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10
How to Make a Real
Wrinkle Remover
(FTom Fashion Reporter)

In these days of cleverly advertised
beauti6ers of 81 varieties and more,
it is hard for any woman to believe
that she can make a simple home rem
edy which will do her much more good,
and cost her much less than the average
made preparation. Take the subject of
wrinkles, for instance. There s nothing
in the world so effective for removing
or preventing wrinkles, bagey cheeks
and double chins, as solution Of saxo'
lite md witch hazel
Get an ounce of pure powdered saxo,
lite from any drug store. dissolve the
full ounce in a half pint of witch hazel
and use the mixture daily as a refresh
ing lotion. The quick and satisfactory
results will surprise YOU Even after
the very first application there is q
marked Improvement. The wrinkles are
less in evidence and the face has firm,
"solid'' feeling that is very comfort
ing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10

ever. giving to the exclamation usual such
occasion.
SHE Gin stided voice)-Therc s chair-iust
behind you
IE-I've found it, Ole seats hmsef) From the
general rack and ruin of the place, judge the care
taker has been away from here month more. And
the best Of il the fellow calls regularly at the post
Office for his pay. The old rascal You should see the
Kitchen Bats-rats-spiders
SHE (suddenly) )-IIush! Listen!
UE-Eh!
sHE--I thought 1 heard the ticking of
clock
HE-Nothing but beetle in the wall The house
is alive with em.
SHE Qisteniug)-No it is not beetle
1t is the branch of a tree striking the window pane
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10

TO me he's spent s1sS on taxis fur the
llttle mink since.
That's What yuh cit fur lerdin'
transient lusier to low-brow parties in
stead of stoppin IN yer own class.
Annabelle-Im tryin' 10 decide between
two guys who keep SUN fur my hand,
dearle. They're 60 an q; the frettin'
part bcin' that old ones is so dossone
foxy. an the young felas amt got moth
Ing. Yet ! got uneasy fcelin' that It's
better by far to toll on as I am rather'n
leave any OF em be masters OF my fate
seen where a Dago prince Is goin 10
frit;er his hull l!;e away huntin' an
travelln, cause ne loved an lost a
have blow In here 10 gt n numba? But
we don't git none the chances we oughta
have. while every day them princes an
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