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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03
SOIL MAPS OF COUNTESS
THOSE OF JOHNSTON AND RAN
DoLPH BEING FINIsHED-2s
ALREADY PUBLISHED.

Raleigh, Nov. State Chemist
b. w. Kilgore, of the department OF
agriculture. gives out the gratifying
information that the finishing
touches are being put on the soil
maps OF Johnston and Randolph
counties now and that they will be
ready very soon for the fullest pos
sible utilization OF the farmers OF
these counties. The specific location
OF the-various kinds of soil in the
counties. along with the tests and
demonstrations as to the best utillza-
ton and conservation OF the various
soils enable the farmers to obtain
the best possible results in operation
OF their farms. The Johnston and
Randolph maps make rs counties
that have complete soil surveys,
Wake county is to be included In the
next two that are to have surveys
There are two parties in the field all
the time under the cooperative ar.
rangements between the state and
the federal departments.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03
Mhy franer Mans. Nofoeen.

Morocco l. 4 white mans eouHiry
once and half the sire Of Frame.
four and . half tlsnca the sire u Nos
England and the mnst productive
stats ~ North Africa. perhaps ihs
most productive area OF me entire
African continent
A key 10 the Mediterranean, a.
most touching Europe and = fefi
table market garden for that Gen.
finens. Contiguous 10 the french tef
ritory of Algeria and hut 700 miles
from MaFseillss. with double ne
population u Algeria and Tun.sh
combined. a rich. fertile soil. ahund
ant rainfall. t.a00 miles -zou on TIC
Mediterranean. 90 On the Atlaniit
Morocco IA Indeed the golden orat
Sc ~ Barbary Worlds Wofs.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03
How Do You DO?
"How can you, friend?" the swed
,Sh COW

"How can you, friend?" the swed-
ish say,
The Dutch, How do you fareg"
How do you have yourself today"
Has quite Polish air.
In Italy, How do you stand?"
VIII greet YOU every hour.
In Turkey when one takes your hand
BE under Gods great poweri"
.How do you carry you?" is heard
When Frenchmen so inquire;
While Egypt's friendly greeting
word
Is How do you perspire?"
Thin NAV thy shadows never
grow,"
The Persian's wish is true:
His Arab cousin. bowling low,
Says Praise God, How are you?'
Bnt oldest or them all is when
Two Chinese meet. for thrice
They shake their own two hands.
and then
Ask Have you eaten rice?"
-woman's World.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03

william Dean Howells. the novel
let. vas being congratulated on the
flne new edition 81 his works that Il
beginning 10 appear.
You should be very happy. sir
said the reporter. -oyer the success
Of your literary career"
But Mr.. ioweils. shaking bis head.
reiolned:
'Our careers are never successful
enough 10 make ns happy. II man
achieved a TOshu heyezpeess IL
achieve AZ n. yon couldn't e. ont
OF doors without stumbling over
washInKions and Homers. cruesares
and Michael Angeioes. Heury Ward
Becchers. John ID. RoekefeileFs aad
Theodore Roospselsn "--New f0rk
sun.
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: NOTES FROM LABOR WORLD :
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Agriculture employs 43 per cent.
Of all the inhabitants of France.
1t is estimated in England that one
woman in six earns her own living.
North Dakota labor unions have de-
cided to organize state federation
Of labor.
Suspender workers OF New York
have gained an advance in wages of
81 week.
1t Is said that union men spend In
the United States Sl,500,000 annually
for the necessities OF life.
The increase in the wages OF train
men in the United States in the year
1910 amounted TO sS7.000.0o0.
The gain in the American Fedora
ton OF labor since the convention OF
last November has been i56,SsS menu
be-s OF various trade unions.
The average earnings day OF
union men employed in New York
during the first quarter OF 1911 was
1926. a against sS.ls last year, and
was the highest on record.
Labor is in political control in the
Australian commonwealth and in two
states. New South Wales and South
Australia, with a good chance Of
gaining one OF two of the remaining
states at the next election.
For the first time in more than two
years. all the building trade unions o.
Denver. Colo, are united In one cen
trail body. known as the Associated
Building Trades Council OF DenyeI
and vicinity.
The number OF bakery workers
throughout the United States Is ap.
pr0xinately seventy thousand, O
which about one-third are organizes
| in the Bakery Confectionery Workers
International Union of America, al
Organization formed about twenty
1--WE years ago.
The scheme 10 amalgamate tn
two International unions OF steam
shovel men, which originated in Sal
Francisco, has received the endorse
mentof Samuel Gonpers and vii
be considered at the coming conven
ton OF the American Federation 0
Labor. al Atlanta. Ga.
The records Of the Bricklayers
Mansions and Plasterers information
al union show that during the las
ten years ss per cent. OF the dispute
between affiliated locals and employ
ers. which have been submitted 70 tn
international officers have been peace
ably and satisfactorily adjusted.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03

Now 4 Is fIonus Wagner Of the
Pirates. that Is mentioned as the
next manager Of the Cinci mat! Reds
Jimmy McAicer Is confident thai
Jake slahI Will consent To play again
and to Join he Boston RsG Sox
The \ ard'..ais' defeat II the hands
OF the Crowns and the White Soy
Killing the cuLc were the real sur.
prises OF the lost-season games.
By playing in every position on
the Denve, team w. j. Keaworthv
cuualed the record made BY .Rlnt.
Walsh. Of the Philadelphia Nationals
Charlie Comiskey's deer-slayIn,s
party, forty strong, is enjoying camo
life near Mercer, Wis. f'ld3 Is the
] eth annua, outing under tLe chape-
ronage OF the White sox master.
Pitcher Nick Maddox. formerly Of
the Pirates, won 20 and lost is games
for Kansas City the past season.
Portland and Vernon put up a
great battle this season, for the pen
naEt in the Pacific Coast League.
| Before departing for their homes.
members Of the Boston Red sox pre-
scented secretary Hugh McBrcen With
a loving cup.
Baseball must be catching on In
England. The London Times sent
over sporting scribe 70 cover the
worlds series.
With Milan. Schaefcr. Gessler. Ed.
wfle'd. Mcbride. cashion. Street and
Johnson with the outfit. the All-siars
cabe very near being the Alienation.
ais.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03
A Folding Anchor.

A Wisconsin man who probably
had the painful experience some
other people have had with large an
chors In small motoFboats has de-
signed a folding anchor. The arms
Of this Implement are pisotsd at the
bottom OF the shank, which Ii hol.
low. and are operated BY rod that
runs up inside the shank. When the
anchor Is not In use. the arms can
be folded Up along the shank. and
the whole take up very little space.
besides having the points out Of the
way. where no one Il In danger of
running against them. When the an
Choir Is 90 BE- lowered. the arms are
pushed open and locked 10 thar posi-
tion 10 hrmly that the apparatus Is
just as strong as " made IN ona piece
An achor 81 this Kind can be- laid
along the bottom Of the boat OF stow
ed away under a seat. and nobody
viii know It IL aboara until Il Is
needed -floston Post
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03
In sclf-Defense.

when mans married" said
Rose stahl, the Chorus Lady" his
excuses begin. Did you ever hear
how Sambo got out OF II when he
was caught in the turkey eoopi
Deed. mistah.' he said. deed.
sab. isn't a-stealin' dis yah bird. is
a-takin ii In se'f-defense. Homes
isl"
'Self-defense, roared the indig-
nant owner. shaking him BY the col
lar. What kind OF lie are You try
ing TO tell me?'
{" Please. sah.' walled the much
abused sambo. NAH wife she say Of
doan' fotch home n turkey, she
game ter break cherry bone IN nah
body. An so | jes' 'blceged ter per-
tect mahse'r Youths Magazine.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03

Winston. Salem Revenue oalfffs
here report that they destroyed fani
big liIIelt dlsllllerlea on 'RHnnfi
Tag" creek ii Franklin county VI
ginis. Thursday. They arrested fFa
man. John y sneed. bot he claimed
he Was only at tho dlstillery 20 90
aume beer and had nothiuF e ao
with iia operation Shred 49, a.
leased. One of The stills waa pfaf
sleally new. 4 s2s-Ea.ion COPPER ahe'
and one officer stated that ~ id ~
remember ever having cut W ; hfi-
Ter equipped p.an;. No whiskst ~.
found. but almost 1000 eailoha I'll
her vent 70 xahts. Mr., Hsfaflfta
reported that seventeen bloekaaf
plants have been destroyed ln ne
same section within the pssl ie
mafely 15O have been pui oat q
commission IN Franklin coahif
II one ~ the worst couniles laf
moonahinIng IN this part q III
country.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03
She Iore.I Him Mnrr.

Senator Luke Lea, who recently
saved his wsfes life BY surrender
ing himself % the formidable ope-
ration for TRANSMISSION OF blood. vas
congratulated IN Washington about
bis marital devotion
Yes be said smiling. I'VE stIll
marry III the old-fashioned way
down In Tennessee The marriage
Dc convenience hasn't reached Us yet.
We're not az all. We Tenuesseeans.
ike the Gobsa Codes.
"Cobas Code At the age Of "a
married beautiful chorus girl of
III. That was 10 years ago. and
the other day q caller said to Mrs.
Code:
] really believe you're fouder
o. your husband nov than you we're
when you first married HIM"
Why. Of course. am. Mrs.
Gobas Code replied Ny husband
IS richer nos than he was then. -
Kansas City Star.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03

Bristol. with q 5z.falibfs
revolver Dick LutfelI. aged u ytAlA
shot and In alI probability iasaal
wounded Jack Meyers. ynung ii'A'
fled man from Dresden. \ { q
Bristol pawnshop YESTERDAY
ball penetrated the abdomen ~
ranging downward. perforated y,
inteetincs Ia twelve places. NO.
was operated on M ~ Luke ~
pltal. but perltonItls IL feared ~
feiI surrendered and was locked "
Ile claims the shooting nas 81
dental Ne was examining Aeie
revolver and insists he did nj ~
n vas loaded.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03
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Paul veeder. Yale's old half-back.
is coaching The Ell backa at New
Haven.
Grown a dnwest Point have put
the erushtr en- the so-called Dig
Four" OF the Fest
West Point defeating Vale two
years IL snccesslon Is quite a record
for the cadets.
Carlisle scuTed 1913 poin,s in the
.irst s'N games this season, While
It's opponents scored ten.
Jack Bowler. the trainer. sits al
the training table with the. baron
onth players to see that the ea, IT.
tie meat.
The Tnive Sly OF Mississippi foot
rall team iss star In Fullaack
can-,l lie Is great kicker Of
iield goals.
Boyle. OF the Michigan eleven,
kicked a placement goat from the
sU-yard line IN the Mscliigan-Ohic
state univ ersiiy game.
One OF the features al the Georgia,
Carolina far at Augusta vii. be tho
ANNUAL football game between s'ier.
-Jn and the University OF Georgia.
The longest and highest rnnts
from the tine they are clicked init
they descend 10 the field. rare.y are
In the air more than 3 IL seconds
Harvard ard Yale have no. cross
cd each Others goal line since YAH
turned the trick in 1907. There
should be something doirg In this
1911 game. Seyen-eleyen.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03
silepeInr a Boas,er.

Mr.. Thomas lis;sned win some i'm
patience 20 the brag OF new ae-
quainfance concerning his brothers,
afrlrfnce ~ tca faster This hr0ther
was making well over $4,000 year
and was Otherwise conspicuous.
After a while-in the convenfrnt
lnll--Thomas said.
your brufher must b. a reErmFk-
able man and he hrs an odd ocrupa.
ton.
80 has one cf my broshers He
n a sugar feessr. Yes. douht Il A.
you might. he can 20 into a cellar.
biIndfoided. havs the Samples handed
hisn and grade them raghtly without
hesitation.
Clever An he Il and BE makes
81. 900 a year, don1 think he has
the capacity OF my brother Harry. who
- beer listener.
Harry i the only man ~ III o.
cupatsun N fhls country. Il Is 4 ger
snnn secret. He went abroad. Stun
bicd acrcss X. learned Il and - max
Ing SIS 600 a year. Harry goes 70 =
vat when tbe beer h boiling and
listens 70 ne bursting d the bubbles.
II they explode properly. h. beckons
10 the fofemn and says
"'Ail right: you can - ahead with
This
Naturally two such brilliant chii.
dren had 70 have a brilliant sire
(Myse.f7 No. I cant say thar AN
unusual for anythlngi BH ne Old
ulan" 49,
The rarty which had been iistnirlx
had forgotten the highly paid tea
faster b. this time-Calesgo Evening
Poef.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03
Fads and Fashions
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS

eel Is repeated in white, in pink and
in yellow. with deep frings instead
of accordion plating as finish.
More thin white blouses are sold
now than for the last four years,
because they have returned to favor
with morning suits, provided they
are quite plain and very sheer. The
only trimming allowed is narrow
band of Irish insertion down the
front and at the collar and an edge
of Irish picot on the frills over the
hand and down the front.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03

II vas In Southern town" said
a dramatic producer. trying 10 get
up a show. The landlord OF the
chief and only hotel seemed intel
ligent. and ! interviewed him. a. a
preliminary. Your town boasts a
band, does II notg. ! asked. Well.
no. be responded We've got a
band. but we don't boast Of Il. We
Just endure Il. London opln-
lon.
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Yale has made best showing among
the eastern teams so far this season.
Walter Sagden. Haryards old cen
ter, Is officiating in football games in
the middle West.
Captain Bob Fisher. Of Harvard,
kicked eight goals from touchdons
last season. and made no misses.
The Syracuse team will again take
a western trip. meeting ST. Louis Uni
versity al St Louis on Thanksgiving
Day.
The Harvard substitutes and second
team have been putting upa great
game against the Harvard first-stir-
ing men.
Pennsylvania backfeld Il very fast
and Is as good as when Bill Hollen-
bach and Andy Smith were in the
combination.
The Brown University team will be
very light this year. with probably
not more than two men weighing
more than $50 pounds.
The Army and Navy viii meet this
year on November p, conflicting with
the Yale-Harvard date. The Cadets
and Middies have agreed 70 play on
Nov. 30 in 1912.
When The Harvard aud Princeton
teams meet az Princeton on Nov. 4
the soccer team from the same uni
yersitIes will meet In moIping match
also al Princeton.
Johns Hopkins holds the honor o.
being the frs; team % cross tn
Nays goal line this season. Durins
the entire season Of 1910 Annapolis
was not scored on
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03
Explained.

Il thought you told me this place
was so healthy that nobody ever
died here" objected the prospective
purchaser 10 the rea, estate agent
II did. and I'll stick 70 IT,
IN bet yon will You aiso told
me that people In this suburb didn't
have to pay grocery bills. because
the ground raised their vegetables
for the"
II told You that. too"
How do you account for the fac,
that one OF your prominent citizens
died OF starvation yesterday"
THAT was Doctor"
The Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03
Room at the Top.

The schooimaster was explaining
the circulation Of the blood.
m was 10 stand on my head
the blood would rush 70 my head
wouldn't It?'
No one contradicted
Now be continued, when
stand on my feet why doesn't y
rush 70 my feet7"
Because" the bright boy suggest.
ed, your feet Amt empty.-Nev
York American.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03
small Tor ID. Aee.

Samnni Foote. the English come.
HlsN va dining one Nay Iii Paris
lord yfornont, and some very
I'd Cape yin vas passed around In
very small glasses Foote vas ask
ed Why be kept bis glass 20 long
before him without drinking, 20
which he replied: ~ am only cop-
sidering how small Il ia for it, age
Familiar Saying.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03
Cntfhlnr lhe fai and nald.

go you sent 81 for those flesh.
reducing and hair-falling recipes
Well, what DID you get7"
"A printed alp with this on IL.
To reduce Jour flesh Increase youi
vorries.'"
And what about the other7v
Another slip which read: Fall.
Ing hair can be avoided by stepping
nimbly aside when You see II eomlns
you way "--lIoston Transcript.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03
To Tour World On BIrrele..

Detroit, Mich, Oct 27.-John Han
enbsrg. Henri Elskamp ard Peter
KllNyk have arranged 10 start, from
ne Detroit city hall tomorrow on a
bicycle trip around the world. The
young men viii wheel 10 San Fran
cisco. cross the ocean 70 japan, pedal
through Japan and China. Siberia and
Europe. and will sail for New York
from Liverpool after touring Great
nlliln
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03

An exchange says that Z takes a
rich man 10 draw a check. pretty
girl 10 draw attention. horse 70
darw a cart. a porus plaster 10 draw
the skin. a topper 10 draw cork. a
free lunch to draw a crowd. and an
advertisement IN your home paper 70
draw trade Butler Herald.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03
A Case Of Case.

Teacher-sammy. in the sentence
n have a book" what is the case
Of the prononn II
sammy promptly Nominatlve
case.
Teacher--Next boy. tell me In
what case to put the noun book
Next Boy tthoughtfuIlyl Book
case. Tit
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03
COY. HaLDWIS CONFIDENT
Believe. the Democrats WIN swees
The feantrs.


Gov SIMEON y Baldsin. Of Con-
neeticni. Who IL one u Aflantas dls.
Itinguished guests during The peace
celebration. feels confident of demo.
cratic success next year AZ the
same time be IA 10th 10 express any
opinion as 10 who will carry the
party's banner
IN speaking ~ the outlook, Gov.
= nor Baldwin had the following 70
say.
- think the democrats will carry
the country next year.
when asked bis opinion Of the
probable chances 81 woodfow VII.
son and Governor Hariaon ne de-.
ciined 70 express al opinion. aud
replied
''It is loo far ahead 10 choose q
man with any certainty ~ the
strongest candidate TO put before
the people The democratic party
u rich IN good men In every quar-
ter d the country, and n every
part Of the country people have be-
come very tired Of republican prac.
tice.
= do not think the republicans
viii BE- apt u nominate Mr. Roose.
welt again IIe has lost ground In.
mcnsely 10 The East and largely in
the West since he went out Of Of.
Zee.
Al the present moment Taft has
the best chance 10 be nominated.
but one cannot tell what viii hap.
pen between nov aud next summer.
think TAFT Is a strong man and 4
eserywhefe respected. In practical
staiesms' ship ! do not think ho ia
rated quite so high. Atlanta Con.
stltution.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03

y B wonderful how many busInczs
men hers had business ia Durham
last Saturday. II Durham could
manage 10 have a circus every day
she would just about get all The sur.
plus cash there T. IN this cesiIon.
Yes, we were thefe-Itoxboro Courier
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03
Had Paid FOR TI,em.

please wrap ap al my purchase
IS" saId the grouchy customer.
why have done 80. replied the
grocer.
BEG pardon. but you havent.,
replied the grouchy customer. THAT
thumb Of yours yon weighed With the
butter. also the one Jon weighed
With the meat Wrap them up. I
want them for dog meat. Nation
a Monthly.
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@<@@<+< 44s@S$ = =
= WITH THE BOXERS. =
= <Sx@ $ . = = = = = = = q = =

Ad wolEast demands s22 900 win.
lose or run. for his BIZ In a battle
9TH Matt Wells.
Young Saylor. fhe indianapolis
lightweight. has passed % an oner
from Hugh Mcintosh 20 go 20 Aus.
iraiia.
Joe WalcOtt, the sx-champion vel
terweighi. thinks that be can -come
back" and has signed 70 NEE, Bob
lie 10 Boz'on
Kid Mccoy and Kid I.emuei Of
Evansville. ,LJ.. will meet a. caiy
md. November 10.
Fiehf fans IN the South ars high.
~ eiatnd rer Tommy Diyni vha
wichis I'd the featherweigi.t class.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03
Thc I.etter Of tl,r I.aM.

she insisted o nhaying a woman
lawyer secure her divorce.
Why was che so particular"
sshe didn't want 20 20 contrary
% thar portion Of the marriage GER
emory that reads. Let no man put
asunder.' Judge.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03
A TIekIisb Customer.

Whatever the outcome OF the
strike 10 Dublin. the Jaryey viii
probably reap a rich harvest. Here
ia q story Of a characteristic member
o. that characteristic tribe. A gen
tleman. new to ireland. wished 10
hire q car. The first driver who
offered himself was dressed IN a
horrible assortment Of rags, and
wss indignantly rejected BY the hIrer
Finding smarter cOachman. the
gentleman pointed 70 the Tsggea
one and asked how q person thus
sttirea could be allowed on the pub
Tic streets. Be was told that the
man could not help Il. and lnquir-
"a whether he was 20 poor. Och.
no, yer honor" vas the smiling
answer. Put. faith. there's not q
tailor IN al Dublin dares put a meas.
uring tape 20 bIm-4he's 10 tickle.
some.s
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03

". AZ reported, gbrgnefssa are 10 b.
The style this season." II follows that
bionds viii rapidly dye out Rich
mOnd News LEADER.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03

II IL difHeult for some men 20 be
good when they have a good chance
TO be otherwise.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03

What has become 0f the 0Id.fash.
ioned widow who used 10 "eet her
:sp" for 40. -
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03

Don't take advantage of The other
fellow BY betting on a sure thing.
Besides. you are apt 10 lose.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03

Since ''us" has been arrested only|
me holy ghost" Ia left 10 run the
kingdom"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03

The Interstate commerce e1,'ae
sion does rot seem 20 have inNen -
gard for the action Of the gotet''V's
union.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-03

DsIsy--I shall write Alice The - y
ternoon. Have you any messas
DoIly-whstf Writing 20 ="
horrid cat1 on. give her ~ ~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-26

RID BOILED DOWN
summer, and visit all the chief
American seaports.
Digging for gold believed to
have been lost from Spanish
troopship hundreds of years ago,
has become popular pastime on
St. Mary's river, Georgia, from
Kings Ferry to Coieraine. Also,
it is leading to bad temper.
Scientific yeggnen, who blew
safe of Harlem store and got
away with 81, 900, wore kid gloves
so they could not be trailed by
finger prints.
When Chas. Anderson found
himself in Denver and his wife in
Salt Lake City Christmas, he ar
ranged to dine with her by long
distance telephone. It cost
Charles $100, but, he says it was
worth it.
, Private Benz. Carr, 18th irfan-
try, married Laura Lund, at Og-
den, Utah, depot, while train
which was to bear his regiment to
Manila, was changing engines.
Mrs. Claudia Hams, divorced
wife of Peter C. Hams, jr., for
merly captain in the u. S.. A, and
slayer of VIM. E. Annis, today
nenied that she was to re-marry
Hams. Hams brother started
the rumor, it is said.
5000 Boston women pine for
husbands. That number answer
ed Walter G. Bickford's plea,
from Orting, Wash, for several