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Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-10-05
Teachers Meeting

The teachers of Putnam county met
with the Baxter school last Saturday
and had very enjoyable and profit
able meeting. In the number of teach
ers present this was the lsrgest attended
institute held in the county in many
years, there being forty-two actual
teachers present. The people of Baxter
were lavish in their hospitality, and
every one present manifested much in
terest in the discussions. The address
of DR.. Sypert on the subject of corn
growing was especially commended by
the teachers.
A permanent organization of the
teachers of the county was perfected,
and constitution and bylaws adopted.
1t is the purpose of this organization
to establish a library for teachers and
make such other improvem. nts as are
necessary to keep pace with times.
1t was agreed that the next teachers
meeting be held at Bald Hill in the
Sixteenth district, onsaturday, Oct. %.
The following resolutions were ad-
opted:
We, your committee, would suggest
that, whereasswe, the teachers assem-
bled at Baxter, have enjoyed most
entertaining and profitable meeting,
and have enjoyed the hospitality of the
citizens of this community, would comp
liment these people in their manifest
zeal and interest in education, and that
we would extend to them our sincere
hope that they shall never despair nor
become weary in well doing, but that
they shall succeed in placing the educa-
tional interest Of this community on the
basis that 1t should be, and that these
people may receive the blessings from
their efforts that should characterize
the ambitious citizenship of the Volun-
teer State; and that we further tender
the teachers, pupils and citizens Of Bax-
ter our heartfelt thanks for inviting us
to this town and for the kindness and
shown US while in their midst. i
FRED M LITTLE,
H. D. MCCULLEY, !
MOLLIEf MOoNEYHAM. N@'1t
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-10-05
w. G. !. U.

The w. C. T. U. elected officers for
the present year, which began the first
of September.
Our Union has taken up eight depart
ments, namely: Mothers Meetings,
Flower Mission, Medal Contest, Scien-
tific Temperance instruction, Liter
ature, Medical Temperance, Social
Meetings and Red Letter Days, and
Sunday School Work, with an efficient
superintendent for each department.
We begin the year with interest and
expect to do better work than lest year.
The state convention meets at Athens
Oct. 1916. Leona Byrne, Secretary.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-10-05
County Medical Society

The Putnam County Medical Society
met at the courthouse Thursday Morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. The meeting was
presided over by DR.. H. C. Curtis of
Algood with the following members
present: Drs. Lex Dyer, Moore, Ship
ley, Trapp, Farmer, Ensor, 5. B. s.
Martin and Sypert.
DR.. Farmer read very interesting
paper on sputum, which was greatly
discussed.
The soci ETY. meets every first Thur
sday in each month. Each doctor in
the county is requested to attend these
meetings. HOWARD c. CURTIS,
Vice President.
/. Buy yol pair Of those Stacy Adams
Shoes. Pr.ce IS to Sc.
WHITsoN Bros.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-10-05
Honor Roll

Honor Roll
The following is the honor roll for the.
Mt. Hermon school:
First grade Thelma Hill, Jesse Bull
lock.
Third grade Holmes Hill, Nile Will
hite, Luther Randolph.
Fourth grade-Maggie Hill, Willie
Bullock, Anna Mai Daniel.
Fifth grade-Pearl Hill, Willie De-
rossette, Jay Wilhite.
Seventh grade Myrtle White, Will
lie Wilson, Bryan Hill.
And still the warm weather continues.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-10-05
Hind. catarrh Remedy

MY wife has used Kinds Catarrh Re-
medy and has been cured by the use of
one bottle. | can recommend it to one
suffering with catarrh.
Cookeville, Tenn. Sept. Goth, 1911.
]. S. ROBINSON.
Here is another testimonial and we
have many others.
There are people who do not believe
and to these there is no promise, neither
in this world nor in the world to come.
Yours for health,
ct z. T. KINDS.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-10-05

New Fall tailored suits for Ladies and
Misses, all late models, perfect fitting,
every garment is correct in every de-
tail. Price $40. to $50.
WHITSON Bros.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-10-05

And still the warm weather continues.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
Trimming Laces and Nets
at January Sale Prices

Following are OF correct qualities ana
designs for Wash Dresses, Waists ana
Underwear
Fancy Cotton Nets-nev
worth 39c.-specisl .....-....-. -..'....-' 20
German and French Val. Laces ana
Insertings -pc.-reg. 33c. 3c............'''' 90
Toint L. Paris and Val lsces
worth i2i-c and i5c.-yard .-.......'. III
Fancy cotton laces worth ioc ...-.....\ >
Cotton Cluny and Torchon Laces-speciaL y
EQUALLY FINE VALUES IN
NEW EMB2oIDERiEs.
70 buy and take number n items
AND PAY ALL At ONCE.
tell clerk 10 mark shopping card Rusa"
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
$4,000 Worth of Underwear
Bought for about $4,000.
A purchase that gives to customers
SUCE JANUARY SALE VALUES AS THESE

ID
Limits No vi or
Women 9centD Draw cmstich .4f
Limit 3-N ~ or pho
Women cent 10
y
Womns - Peticoats ''7
p
Women centU "~'
3 Mail or eephone
v,o7.ns =, cent Chemiss ~
ilu;3 , No or
cent 40
l.ma5 y
Lawn A'OV
Iami:3 No OF
9centEx Size 40
"
Women nExtr 10
Mail Telephone Orders
Skirts i.OV
iim 81 y 10 r
Women cen ~
lm no ia r cTho
CO Drawers " " 3D.. =
L cent Drawers-G II years .. "" "" " . III
Skirts to l. 10
y Va .
and II %i
mi N a O
Chidrns ~
Mai Telephone Orders
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
Babies NainS00x Slips
Also Short Dresses-value Doc. }
Bishop and yoke style-h. :. and emb
dresses are in sizes 10 years.
Also. for January Sale:-

Fine Nainsook SliIS-
,olles OF pin tucks, lace o.
embroidery inserts with
tucks. also Bishop styles
worth ~ ........-.....-,. .........
Extra Fine Nainslok Slips
trimmed vokes and skirts
Caintv STYLES with nand-
stitching hemstitching
aces. emnro;dcries. etc
worth 20 ........-..............
Christening sets DRESS and
SkirD Of da iaty French
Naiusooks and Lawns -
eiabOTately trim'd with
'aces and emb-oidcries
value - ~ ...ss....s..-s sssss's'J
short Nainsook and Lawn
Dressas-French yoke. Bishop
and Russian styles-yokes OF
lace or cmb'v ~ solid tucAs
and Otnsr effects
sizes 70 : yrs reg. 50 .-............-J
Very pratty Presses ~ Lawn
ana NainsCok Yoke. French,
Russian and Princess
variously trim'd witn lace-.
emb'v. ribbon. tucks. he-thas,
etc high and low neck
sizes 10 5 yrs.-wortn 81 21....-.....J
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

We Reserve Privilege qua Telephone ord
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
January Sale OF
Household Muslins

Bleached and unbleached.
SM Mortn tsnT. now ." 57s
Limit 80 yds No Mail or Telephon. orders
YARD WIDE MUSLINS.
Fruit OF Loom or Lonsdale- az
NOitH .l-f2 2.-...... .--.s.s..... y
sensational price for such makes.
Limit 90 yds No Mail or Telephone Orders
PILLOW CASE MUsLINs.
Full bleached-
~ in-by scanning make C1
full size sheets-worth .121z .....
Limit 30 yds No Mail or TeieT hone ordera
PILLOW CASE MUSLlNS.
4J inches wide-bleached-
by scanning make extra lar Ol,
sheets-worth Il
our January Sale price...........)
Limit 20 yds No Mail or Telephone Orders
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

r, buy and take q number ~ items
AND PAY ALL At ONCE.
tell clerk 20 marx shopping card Rush
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
The New
Wash Dress Fabrics
For 1911

Foreign and American Gi1ghams.
French and American Satecns,
Dimities. Lawns. BatisteS.
Dress Linens. Galateas,
Silk and Cotton Novelties,
Voiles. Marquisettes
Percales. Madras. Shirtings
and other
Cotton Dress Novelties.
AS OPENING SPECIALS
FINE SCOTCH ZEPHYRS
Newest patterns-instead .iS
or .-J......s. s''sss s-ss''
FINE ZEPHYR GINGHAMS -
Snring's Choicest Colorinss- IA
worth IL cts...................
SILK MIXED PONGEES
Shantung weave-day and .lV
evening shades-worth 3o cts.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-04-07

Attorney SigriSt was At Conconully
the first of the week on legal business.
Stanley Evans was over from his
Sinlahekin valley ranch. and spen.
Sunday in oroville.
Mr. ana Mrs. ]. \ Gadbury and Mr.,
and Mrs Fred Gadbury. OF LOOMS,
we're visitors in town Monday,
]. W. Gilmore has purchase the
small residence. north Of the round
house. from W A MeCray. of Night
hawk
Assigns has about completed hand
some row boat. from which be will de
rive much pleasure on the lake ami
river this summer,
The real estate market is pretty &C
tive Tor this early in the season, iudg-
ing from the number Of transfers be
ing made almost daily.
George Parker is putting up an
elongated building. adjoining Mills CT
sar store on the north. which is to b
used - bow ling alley
The small building opposite the Ho-
tel RAibourn. formerly occupied by
Peter Becker. has been moved 10 lo'
in the east part II the block
\. Il OyermSn. who Is holding ! 20
s;,iop with the engineering forge en-
gassd On the branch of the Canadian
Pa>id, building from Midway 10 Yer
non. spent several days with his fam
lily IN Oroyille this wees
Snow Tell pretty low dow On The
mountains Monday night and there
Mas : corrsSpondins chill IL me seph-
~ circulating in the valley IL ca1>-
II the di$cAriins u straw hSJS and
.Gs resurrection ot oYercOss<
The Junior baseball club q this
place opened he season Sunday by
driving over 10 Loo1liS ana crossing
oAts WIKI the club ~ TIA, place Il,
aAS = good exhibition tO- starter. A.
O-oyills wcn ~ 3 score " u 70 3.
Jay Newell ha< made extensive IN
2V0'sl,lSH,S Il rs S-N's TC''--' A----@
2'Sa - ne Io-l' : l-'SH>s AZ ! sssA'
Aa'S . 'nS ss---S> ''A' =
xrocksG IN ne head q the t-<- free
80 ., ltv cream. A2- '~@- LAY A.
cH~1' 1os '2s >~-S1 N-~-77 *
%sA'n7T
" :. SsNS3n A&> tal-1 = MS phase
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-04-07

-ld v ina 4 -uu.- Is~Jrs. mem e
A'---il-'--2-'- -iail> -.s- -l1ur =. -a1>.
41u e2n> 81 ar-ces - slit r1,lf. -1s--
SWITCHES ~ -u2--1 II- lu-- anu
--4L=> -4llaG ~ nAr,.l rIlr -1F--. -
- -
t-Ce SlGS ~14rl If -s1Cr
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-04-07
CONCRETE CHIMNEY
BLOCKS.

TIE oe>- z11 ,.2slge>1 >.azscey IA
cs-.a. S-g~-- ;. 4-la4>---e.S A.G Tor
>1z. -s&1. -- y -r. 81 ;, ger 5JC5. ~
{. McCammou- Oroyille. Wn
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-19
p v Milwaukee izhaiai

lLlaJaJocl kd-
toliSki list "Catholic Citizen jc
nekemu citatelju, Xxi ga ie vpra-
sal zavol.io socialiSticme mestnc IL
prave odgovoril mi tako Slaba,
kot mi zelimo".
Pac dobro priznanje IA naSe So
druge IL ust Smrtnega naSprotni-
ka.
V Grand Junction, Colo. ic
bill Sodrug Todd ponovno izvolien
zupanom IA Stiri leta. PrviG je bill
izvoljen I majhno vcGino in sam.
Zdai so pa bill / MIN izvoljeni
tribe SocialiSticni mcStmi svetoval-
ci. DRAWN praVdnik in diva komi-
Sarja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-19
Idrijske demonstracije pred de
zelnim sodiscem V Liuhliani

Dne Il. s%cptembra je bill V Idri-
j mnogobroino obiskan liudski
shod prot draginji, o katerem je
"Zarja' pOroGala. Pc shodu ie
bil naznanjcn obhod pc mestu.
SlavnO @. in kr. okrajno glavarst-
vo jc Shod IL neumcvnih vzrokov
prepovedalo. Ia prepoved je ne
znansko razburilo iGriisko prebi-
valstvo. GeS. takrat. ko hoGemo
povedati, da smo lacni. pridejo in
prepovedo to! Ma shodu lie pre-
bral prepoved zupan sodrug /.
S%travs, pred zakljuckom shoda
pa je Sc sodrug A. Kristan pozval
zborovalce, maj gredo domov: pre-
poved Je prepOved. Zborovalci hi
bill najbrze tudi mirno odSli do
NOV, ali pred obcinsko hiSo Sc 10
postavil kordon zandarmeriie in
policije pod naGelstvom nekega
Strazmojstra Baloga, Xxi ie vse lin
dl zavracal; caruk, caruk. prepo-
vedano je. Ljudje radovedni. kai
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-19
IL narave domov.

kr"sno izdelana slika. XII pred
%Stavlja zhiranje in dovazanie re
liSc ma cnem in trgatcv grozdja
ma drugem koncu Svcta. z~druzcno
V pripravah zdraviliSca in razva-
zanjc teh dOmovc V razlicnih
dezelah, Sc poSlje "a Zoe V kova-
mem denarju ali prot V poStnih
znamkah pc Jos. Trincrju. 1879
1889 SO. Ashland ave. Chicago.
ILL.,, IL delovalcu glasovitega Tri-
nerjevega AmeriSkega zdravilne-
gga grenkega vina in Triner
Angelica grenkega vina. X tel
sikh je dodan tudi kG,rdar N leto
1912. ok
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-19
SODRUGI!

Diva praznika sta tukaj. Ira
bite bo2icne dni. Prosti cas- teh
dni je najbolSa prilika "a vsakega
socialista, da gre ma delo ~ pro-
pagando in agitacijo nasih idei
in nasega casopisja. Ne zamudite
torej! Vsak sodrug maj pridobi
ma bozic jednega novega narocni-
ka ma "Proletarca' in jednega ma
Novo leto. To DO najboljse bozic-
no in novoletno darilo "a mas list.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-19
Kdaj smo bolni?

NpraSa5te 70 raZne Judi in do
bill bodete raZne odgovore. Maj
navadnejSi odgovor 10 brczdvom
no sledeGi: "Kadar poStaia mas
tex slab" - To ie najboli pra-
vilni odgovor, ker je zguha tcka
povse ali pa deloma prvo znamcn-
ie blizajoGe Sc bolezni. Ako poSku
Same in Smo vspeSni 81 pridobiti
nazaj naravni tdk. ie naSa bitka
V iStini dobljena. V tenn oziru ne
zamoremo priporoGati boliega
sredStva kot T~rinerievo ameriSko
zdravilno grenko vino. XII oGisti
drobovje docela i'm : TEN izzene
vso nesnago. XII kipi tam in prov
zroca boleStne pline. OiaGalo DO
prebavne organe IN zdravo delo-
vanje ter Jill uzdrzevalo delavne.
V bOleznih ietcr. zelodca. GreveS
in krvi date prednost T~rinerjeve-
mu ameriSkemu zdravilnemu gren
kemu vinu. istotako pri nervoz-
nosti. bledici. Stalnem glavobolu.
revmatiGnih napadih in zenSkih
boieStih.
Y lekarnah Jos. Triner. 1888
1899 SO. Ashland Ave. Chicago.
Illinois.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-19
OGLAS.

SLOVENCI V Herminie. Pa. iSCe-
10 pevSkeCa uGitelja. kateri hi
kot tax, Ge ina zmoznoSti. po-
uceval tudi V angleScini. ker Sc
tukajSni rojaki zanimaio "a So
10. Glede place in pogoiev sploh.
hi Sc domenili pismenim potion.
kdor ina zmoznosti mai piSc ma
Ant. Sornig. BX 300. Herminie. Pa.
'3Nl West NOrcland Co.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-19

Stara navada je zdraviti rev.
matlzem, trganje pc udih, neural
giJo, zvinjenje it'd. 2 DR.. Richter
Jevim Pain Expeller". Pravi
Pain Expeller Sc dobi tudi v A.
meriki V sleherni lekarni "a %
centov steklenice in Sc spozna po
v~arstveni znamki s sidrom. Pri
kupovanju je treba ma to patti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-19
NARCOTIC Sc MA DNEvNIK
"ZARJA''!

Kdor zeli citati poducne clanke
o socializmu in novice IL starega
krala, ia maj Sc naro6i ma edini
SLOW. socialisticni dnevnik EAR
JA."
'Zarja' izhaia v Ljubljani,
Selenburgove ulice st. GIL in sta
ne "a Ameriko Sc "a cello leto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-19

ia "caruk' pomeni so Sc zbrali
pred obGinsko hiSo. Nato so pre-
drill kordon in Sc formulirali V
sprevod, XII je mirno in dostojno
korakal mimo e. kr. ljudske sole
pc okrajni ceSti. Kar ga je V maj
ozji ulici pred {. kr. cipkarsko So
10 ustavil orozniSki kordon. Ner-
vozni strazmojster Balog je bill
cisto IL sebe, vpil je, kriGal, ska
kal - nazaj, nazaj!
Sodrug Anton Kristan, zupan
sodrug Stravs in obcinski tajnik
Novak so mu dopovedali, da je
tn ''auseinander gehen' (raziti
SCI nemogcGe. ker nj odhodov. do
Ii pri kOvaGiji pa bodo poskrbeli,
da 81 razide sprevod. Nazadnie Sc
Jim je to tudi ~posrecilo, orozniki
in p%olicaji SO sc pomaknili do ko-
vacije tam pa je Anton kriStan
nagovoril mnozicO ma razhod. kar
Sc je tudi zgodilo.
Sredi oktobra je dobil sodrug
Anton kriStan obtoibo e. kr. dr..
pravlniStva IL Ljubljane, GeS, da
je Il. Septcmbra V ldriii Spodbu-
jail m%nozico, da sc udelezi oblaSt-
veno prepovedanega obhoda. Ola
je wee Judi pozivljal ma upor 10
per povelje svojo slulbo oprav-
ljajotih oroznikov, da je uprizoril
kljub oblaStveni prepovcdi javen
obhod Skozi mesto Idrija in da ie
vodil obhod. : TEN da je zakrivil
pregreSek rabuke Y zmislu $279.
k. Z. in zopet prestopck pc So,
od>t. 3. zakona I dine 10, februar-
ia lS67. IA kar maj Sc kaznuie
pc" $2'. III 2o2 kaz. Yak.
HodruSa Ant. hrlStana nlSo IA
SilSall me- me kar obtozha Sc
mu Je doStaVlla- Steer 50 blh raz-
loSl preceJ umetnl. y. pr. krista-
nu Sc Je poSrecilo 'neopazeno IL
muZniu Sc Skozl kordon Ia MIN
Je SmuknlIo' ozlroma neopazeno
4! prekoracllo kordon kaklh 80
Judi HI so kmalu narasll ma 800.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-19

still sodruga A.. Kristana in Ivana
Erzena vsake krivde in kazni, Jul
LIZA Noyaka pa obSodil ma 20 kron
globe ... Gospoda oroi. straz-
mojstra sta odhajala poparjena IL
sodne dvorane, priGakovala sta
najbrzc gauge za obtozence.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-19

IN . hbft'AaIN
vSeeno.
Milan Sc nj vrnil Z Dunaja. Il
pita nj napravil - morda je bill
preveG zaljubljen. kdove zakaj
Pa so mu starSi poSlali denarJa
in ukazali, maj gre ma AngleSkO
k staremu stricu. Sc wee SU mu pi-
sail - ona ne We kaj. Ubogal je
- Seveda. In mic Sc nj cudila. Sal
je slutila, sal je skoro vedela, da
DO tako. priblizno tako. \ sele po-
zneie ie zvedela, da je Sc huiSe in
seasonal so tudi V Hist ~spo2nali.
kako lie Z MO. Povedali so il. ia
ne hi bill nikdar pritakovali take
nehvaleznosti in da zlaj Seveda
ne more oStati Y hist. kier so otro-
ci. To il mora biti jaSno. Bio il
.ie .iasno. pa ie odSla. Nobcnega
pisma nj bilo oil nikodcr. NarCe-
ala je $ svojimi Skromnimi pri-
hranki tako Skrbno! Zakai vedela
.ie. da Sc nova Sluzba brez pripo-
rocila ne dobi vsak dan. \ pote-
kali so tedni in meSeci brez sluz-
be.
O. bila hi Sla k oGetu in on hi
jo bill sprejel in niGesar hi j ne
oGital. Ampak liza zadnie stavke
je odSel v Ameriko tako da-
lee, la nj mogla tia.
In ko je za6ela grizti naihuiSa
skrb. Sc je SpOmnila. da je neko6
hodila Y %tovarno. Tezka miSel! \
zdaj hi mogla biti edna r%eSitev Ia
MO in otroka Da hi bill zc ma
Svetu a tako sal je MISC
preveG izpraSevali. ampak sko-
mizgavali so, pOvsod. samo V eni
fabriki so il rekli, maj pride Gez
mesec dni.
Cez mesec!
a kaj dotlej? 10 nj wee kruha
IA vsak dan in ne wee strehe mad
glavo in nobenega sveta wee V IL
mucenih mozganih, Kaj dOtlej?
... kar je mOgoGe pretrpeti ma
dusi in t%elesu, je ~pretrpela in zdaj
tudi IA trpljenje nj veG casa. Use
je tako praznO in pusto, da ne mo-
re biti mic dru1ega wee kakor ko-
nee konec. Xxi Sc mu je upira-
la. dokler je bilo kaj moti V srcu.
Konec, XII ie neizogiben in tako
navaden tako navaden,
Ce hi ostala tn ma klopi. ali Ge
hi Zdrknila V sneg tudi tako
hi priSlo - kar samo od sebe. Tu-
di to Sc je ze zgodilo pogostoma.
Toda ne! Temu Sc upira zadnji
ostanek wolfe. Sauna, Sama konta
vSo bedo in vSe boleGine. te ne
znane. Gudne bole6ine. Xxi so 10 "a
Gele grabiti, morda cato, ker diva
dni nj jedla. mOrda ...
Iopet 10 zviiajo krGi - zopet
- ah, TO &c mO-da znamenie. Da.
da. Uro pref ali pozneie - zakai
ne pref Reka .ie tako viSoka -
mic Sc nj trcba bati -- le tia. nitro
tia Mudi Sc mudi ...
Slabost je V vseh udih. noge so
kakor lesene. komai Sc premika-
jo in pred otmi pleSejo Gudni ko-
lobarji. Toda naprei po sill
-. blize bIi ... re
Zgrudila Sc ie Pc vsem telesu
10 je pretreslo, zabolelo. ~stisnilo
kakor da je priSla smrt; pogrelo
10 je in potem ie bilo vsega
konec. Me wee nj vedela. Treno-
tex ali dOlga ura? Tedai ie "a
zvonilo. Oci in uSesa so il olive
la. IaGula je tcnak glasek Gisto
bllzu, tenak glasek poln Gudeznih
melodij in tisti hip ie minilo vse.
kar Sc je zgodilo dotle.i in ostala
je samo hipoma poroiena 1avest:
Tvoj otrok! Zanj moraS ziveti.
IL grla Sc il je izvil kirk. glas-
nejSi cd polnocnega zvonenja ka-
kor zvok angelSke trombe. DaleG
le zadOnel. Prihiteli so liudje
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01

30 pouudS huu nud the as,nna and
wns romnnic, happened TO mention
to her that Intended 10 20 TO the
south seas ueSt summer. aud che was
In for going along She was TO play
missionary while wrote n book.
stood her off for week and then bad
TO tell her that | could never. never
love her. and she ran me out so Wig
orousiy that my head whirled for half
dav after. would have loved her
II could. but there was too much OF
her
''Do you think the farmers take me
for tramp? Not much. ] claim to
be. but they know better A part OF
them take me for n detective on the
trail Of bank wrecker aud tho others
for the son Of millionaire driven
from home because he would not mar
ry the girl selected for him.
"As q detective I am regarded with
awe and reverence and receive many
confidential offers of assistance. AS
heartbrokeu man turned adrift by
cruel parent 10 wander here and
there the romantic side is appealed to.
Oh. nobody need worry about me! a
tramp TO be n successful one has got
TO have n good pair Of legs under him,
but he needs brains the most. The
tramp who is able TO tell n good story
will fare hundred per cent better
than ono willing TO work fourteen
hours n day In the harvest field. Take
my tip II you take TO the road"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01
NATURAL MEASURES.
The Hand, tho Pace and the cubit OF
tho Scriptures,

The Hand, the Pace and the cubit OF
tho Scriptures.
The first natural measurement" 10
which the memory naturally recurs is
the hand. four inches employed in
determining the height of horses This
measure is. of course. derived from
the breadth uf the palm. aud II has
become 80 well liked in popular esteem
that it Is unlikely It will ever be super
seded
Another popular natural measure Is
the pace. and probably every country
man who hnS bud 10 do with land has
used H. The usual method Is to stride
off, takiug rs long steps as possible,
calling each pace II yard,
A natural measure much employed
by a dressmntcr is the yard as de-
termlned hy stretching the material TO
be measured between her chin and
her outstretched hand. or II 1t be a
matter of inches she will fold the
bended upper joint OF her thumb along
the cloth, These natural measures are
generally close enough to serve all
practical purposes.
For many hundreds OF years there
was employed the measure Of the fore
arm from point OF elbow TO tip of mid
die finger This was the cublt of the
Bible. st. Lcuis Republic,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01

eome farmers wagon. ! rolled il into
tho weeds and sat down on It. In
about twenty minutes the loser came
tearing back, and u constable with him.
Can you believe was charged with
stealing that barrel and contents
We'll, was. or course couldn't have
lifted Il from the wagon II Id been
offered 800 to do II, but that made
no difference.
"Under arrest and driving off In the
-.naxt ten minutes; constable not only
put the handouts on. but the leg irons
as well, and then sat With cooked
revolver In hand
"Usual tale before his bouur--l wat
D horse thief. barn burner aud dcsPer
ate character generally.
"Farmer swore that must havo lift
I'd the barrel from the wagon an1
that ! would probably cut his throal
II not sent TO prison for lifc
"His honor recognized mc rs ma ch.
offender. though had never been thar
route before, and though hc wanted ~
make II ten years he duully decided
that thirty days I'm the county cuolc.
would at me all right
sand now for the fun was scut I,
3ail as a vagabond The seuleuce Fuat
that was to be couGncd In Tue county
jail for the period Of thirty dsvG
Nothing whatever was added to II. Il
Is the same in every state hadn
been In the coop an hour when IN,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01
Church Theatara.

Few people know that plays In Eng
land. Germany, Italy and France were
fostered for religious purposes by the
church centuries before they we're tax.
en- up ss separate secular business.
Moreover, few visitors to ST, Paul's
cathedral, In London, realize that that
church during Elizabeth's reign and
the first years Of the reign OF James
L. set aside one Of its adjacent build
tags for use as secular theater. Its
little stage was famous, and the com'
pany OF choir boys as actors presented
MANY Of the great plays Of Shake
spearc'g time. They acted from about
1898 10 1903 under the management
OF Edward Pierce, their great master
ia music, who as church almoner had
business control OF these adjacent
buildings owned by the church.-Lon-
don Standard. =.