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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-01

this country about every item OF
onsehold consumption Is high In
rice: vet in Paris the same things
ire even higher, so the French women
must manage to the best of their
abilities in looking after the home. The
French housekeeper Is economical In the
extreme but she does not make use OF
the leftovers. as many American women
suppose. She Is practical in her shopping
methods. and the French cuisine Is not
cuisine of leftovers. The French wo-
man very much dislikes the idea Of cook
ing piece OF meat second time and,
indeed. she will not do so II there is any
other way OF getting the meal without
additional expense.
The first thing the French wife does
In solving the high cost problem Is to
buy economically and In very small guam
titles, regardless Of the fact that buying
In large quantities is supposed to save
money. When small amount OF an
article Is bought there are no leftovers
Then each morning the cook and mistress
prepare the daily menu. French women
consider the keeping of an Ice box or
refrigerator an unheard-of extravaganza.
even In summer. and they are Very rarely
equipped with these American household
necessities. Besides In the weii-regu-
lated French household. the ice box would
always be empty. When the cook goes
to market she knows exactly what she 10
to buy for the days meals, and she buys
no more. Just SO much money II allowed
for the days expenses and It IL made to
do.
French markets. taking them as q
whole, sell by the piece instead of by
the pound as In this country. Eggs and
chops are sold by the piece, and the
cook can purchase two, four or seven, as
she pleases. When she is to prepare
salad for dinner and needs. say, two to-
matoes, she buys only two Never, under
any circumstances. does she buy q half
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-01
Coffee Substitute.

or lupine. an indigenous leguminous PISA
Coffee lupine Is especially cultivated =
brittany, but 1t In not as well known
as chicory roots.
Many Of the residents Of the Villages
and towns In Brittany believe that tho
iupine IL reaily coffee and they drink .
great deal of 1t. while the pretended
coffee is nothing more or Iess than .
variety Of blue iupips. . hardy plant
with thick roots. light cOlored leaves an
generally blue flowers Re make q bSv-
erage the beans ARE roasted. then crushed
and infused with boiling water. The
liquor they yield In bitter. with a certain
aroma only slightly developed aud dAsAr
cult co define.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-01

to dinner all she was to do Is to press
. button In the mantelpiece on the living
room. The burlaped wall beneath the
mantel slowly rises and disappears. and
the dining table In all its splendor of
china and snowy napery appears through
the opening. The partition silently re-
sumes its wonted place again. Every
thing in the home Is arranged on the
same plan. the bed being made to come
out Of the wall by simply pressing Q
button. The home has all the comforts
Of large house. yet Is more compact
easier to keep warm aud easier to keep
cool.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-01

sistant inquisitor to the Boss-and talks
loud! If he gets by with 1t. he assumes
that Boss" attitude 70. tie
rest Of the day and part Of the next.
But II he gets 1t in the neck. he hands
out few hot ones to the Boss-behin
his back!
Don't he a Smart Aleck. Horace II
you've got red hair. Of course you can't
help being an Alex. but you don't have
to he Smart also. For, believe me, al
ways a Smarter Aleck or Who-Yo
Rrnnng-Into Chap comes along AMI tells
this nifty person exactly where h. gets
Off!
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-01

Yes, they simply shake hands and
says "What'n You have, Bill"
within an inch of her life-and tells you
about the expensive buds she has at
homo that she couldn't get on her back
Then she cuts loose on the pity Of you
having to worry along with one servant
instead Of three.
"And ten minutes after she's been here
shes telling you what q hard row you
have to hoe and sympathizing with. you
for marrying a poor mani This. mind
you. from Bessie. who, before she was
married, would walk down town In any
kind Of weather to keep from spending
a nickel for car fare!'
That II not 20, Homeri admit that
sudden wealth has turned Bessie's head
4 ittis-but only . little. She u stirl
- good q friend Of mine - she ever
was and her kindnesses to me are many"
For instance" suggested Mr. j.,
cheerfully, when she came 70 town the
other week to visit her mothsr-you ~.
member, the week you were i'll Did
Bessie hot-foot It over hers TO tell you
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-01
Useful acts.

Nm the japanese schools the chiidren
n are taught to write with both hands,
ana with this training they can gen.
erally use one band as well as the other.
recent estimate OF the worlds popu.
lation placed 1t at one b Hon and Il half.
Efforts are being made to harness Great
Falls. just west OF Washington, Ia the
tomac River, for the use OF the gov
eminent. The power obtained would sup
ply the Capital City with heat and light
II Is the custom In the Canal Lous -
keep electric lights burning inside piaaos
to prevent the wires from rusting
The female herring only weighs one aalf
pound yet II Will lay 4A.0oO sggs a.
TINA
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-01
Paris Fashion Hints.

- ROM Paris comes the announcement
hat the new spring lines will show
y trimmings Although up to the pres
ent time no extreme novelty in trimming
has developed. the new lines will at least
have some braid aud cotton trimming.
The new spring ribbons are expected to
he especially beautiful and artistic. and
there Is certain evidence that they will
be very popular and much worn Tea
gowns will be built entirely OF lace and
ribbons and gauzy evening cloaks will
be poems composed of the same airy
stuffs. The daintiness and richness of
the materials make them especially pleas
ing to the eye.
There Is a simple evening cloak made
Of three yards Of rose pink brocade. with
one side of the square caught together
In the middle to form u false hood eff.
feet. An edging Of gold embroidery on
net and two gilt tassels complete an
evening cloak that Is everywh admired
and that can easily be made at home.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-01
Rooms.

TN one of the suburbs of Chicago
there Is q remarkable house occupied
" the builder and his family. The
homo Is rs by 20 feet In sise and con-
tains FIVE rooms and a bath. Even the
most accurate figuring will not succeed
in COMPRISING all Of these rooms within
the required space. In the middle OF
the ground floor there Ii a base burner
stove which with four tons Of coal keeps
all the rooms warm all winter. Over
the main floor 10 a large attic
When the hostess plans to hive visitors
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-01

1OFFEE was introduced into Europe
" ut an early date. but 1t was In the
~eighteenth century that 1t came Into
general use. Before that date warm In
fusions were made with various kinds of
grain. which are still used In certain
regions. Attempts are made from time
to time to exploit these on q commercial
scale under different names For the
particular purpose at present hardly any
thing is used except "Cichoriumpintyb bus.
or chicory. and "Lupinus aug ustilolins.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-01
WHEN WEARING Wells.

EVERY veil should be adjusted prop
ery. but It should not At too tight.
~ In its proper vocation the veil keeps
the hair In place. steadies the hat and
Is II decided aid to the complexion. 1t Is
best to use the mirror often in putting
on the veil In order that 1t fulflls its re-
quirements. In many instances 1t Is the
color. size or mesh Of the veil. or its ad-
justment that causes Inconvenience to
the wearer
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-01

T the moment when the head Of
lie house turns the last page OF
his evening paper, lays II aside and
y wakes up to the fact that his wife
is sitting In a chair across from
him-at that particular moment on the
evening In question in the Justwed house
hold. Mr.. j. re-lighted his spent cigar to
a nicely and remarked
who do you think blew into the bank
this morning.
Mrs. j. looked up. startled.
My" she exclaimed "have you really
come to. | can't imagine unless 1t was
an old sweetheart Of mine"
Mr.. j. exhaled q cloud Of smoke ceiling
ward.
'Frank Goodman" be said "You re
member Frank, don't you, Blossomf The
chap, you know. who resigned from the
t bank ). and went West to make bis for
.'Oh, yea" acknowledged Mrs. j.. but
You mean that laay, shiftlesA worthless
Frank Goodman. do hope you won't
get to running around again with him.
Homer. Hes absolutely"
KNOCK, knock. knock - knock knock"
interrupted Mr.. ]. vehemently. That's
ali you women can dol Why y 1t a mar
Red woman never likes her husbands
friends1 Dvery last one Of you, Blossom,
takes q blind, silly prejudice az .
man-and nothing ON the facs Of the
green earth would change you'll Your all
alike. Yet, when 1t comes to . woman,
you can simulate friendship and keep up
. pretenss Of being friends that y .
mighty good imitation Of ths genuine ~
tje3e."
1.-THE average man, my deer Homsf,"
replied Mr.. J., hasn't the slightest abil-
ity 10 choose . friend You'll paek up
With any Old ras-tag Of . Tom, biek o.
Harry who comes along-3ust - he's
good company and . smooth talkss. We
women may pretend frisndshin Il you
wish - put Il that way. bat ~ are elss-
ful at least aboet whom ~ GAooss -
make that protsnss tos''
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-01
1PFAv7D<kHVA Business Girl

two hours. In hanging up straighten as
much as possible. and there will not I've
many wrinkles. Iron while still lamp
enough to make perfectly smooth When
the lighter materials are treated In this
manner they will be free from all shrink
ing, and can then be made up into frocks
without the least worry on that score.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-01
ROUGH HANDS.

- OUCH hands are always an annoy
NICE. The following is wash ;hat
~ will make them soft and white Place
up of vinegar in uasili. add une
handful of cornmeal of tile yellow va
riety. Rub thoroughly and dry. Then
apply equal parts Of glycerin aud rose
water and put ON a pair of old gloves
either WOODEN or silk
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-01

damned with wide windows opening up
the full side, so that when opened there
Is the advantage OF sleeping porch
The doors aud windows are arranged for
free and easy circulation OF mir There
are ample closets and "A good bathroom
nnd the diuiug room and kitchen are
well arranged with recessed sidehoard
and a pantry between. There mny he a
good. full basement aud u fine Mite with
good floor, aud stairs leading to same
affordlng good storage space. lighted
with small dormer winduns also giving
good ventlln ton. The estimated cost Is
81, $50 exclusive Of heating aud plumbing
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-01

"T the moment when the head Of
The house turns the last page Of
his evening paper. lays It aside and
y wakes up to the fact that his wife
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

bet er ioa lille. 8ertil fomnler, at
ieg bar for min Del Ell bis 5boQ.
beo, os ben beItoor l. at ieg bil
bellere tole til 90 emo til 10 Wens
neifer, o9 ieg oil 6ellere ifribe,
noor Der ct - iom lpier oct, END
mar ser fun er =.
Men lao os itgtte pore BLADE, t6i
De bar Ell meget pigtig Misiion at
fploe blnn6t os. 8i fan itgtte Dem poo
oobbelt Moo6e, beo oct be0It mnlioe
Snobolo, nae 5 Scribner, 0iels
SenIener, SituIer = par oct MI to
euer ire, leg fer opreqne0e2 o0 ale
5 andre, og be0 ben oi6eIt mnIi9e
llobre6elie, ale 5 2piere. @o0t bar
oct MI, at Briien pno n8oniferen"
lite bleo reiit, tbi oct oiIoe finn be-
pirfet, at Den pil0e betofe Jig BOAR.
ligere, emo Ben 96r. Seq er BOG bis
poa, at Den qiper ct npl6iQt Ooer-
lflto. 2n6 bpre, set fife fen0es |
0oniferen"s 9osie. ioo fen6e8 oet
iiffert I andre ao8ipr. Del tiger
GA, mener iea, fife ret meQet. ON
ieg b9rer 800 / min in6re geitfom.
me, eler ON ieq foretrpffer fitn at
6nOe $50 / ben CONNIE og $50 /
6ratfelommen. 6oneoIooen er. at
leg faor 0em, nonr ie9 ifar BRUCE
Dem.
&c, oct ifnG6e MI oftInmmen bpre
Ell life Misunderstanding til Dor fpre
6ormon6 og andre go6e Wenneifcr,
Der gerne bill o6re noqet for 6errens
Gag oq Sipfes IreGie. t6i Sc fan
bel oqioo bruce en- Soon6srpfnina
MT oa oo. O9 6ois noqen Ifiifoe IL.
mes. at set nor set tnn6e 81, ser
fom til ii6it, ion oif ieo iioe: Sea
life gore pe6 oct, t6i iea breo
ieGp ian aGo6 % BARN ON Siertet
oe6 of t9nfe boo oGe 6i8ie Sinq,
at ieg bGeo BELT let I Sin6et. Sea
err Gioe be6 at u6brnoe meo CO.
uio: ~Snorere foI6t MIG poo be If
Iiae Steoer, ia, en- 6eiGiq gro til
foGot mig"
3. q. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03
@ognnmelbelic.

Ni bar mohtoget til Inmeloefie
. SEQ S%oqneprrit til grobron6
90 Irsleo Teoer Nuroentoft S6om.
lens Sorbefpro 286e Oftober 1910"
n0oniferen"s 2piere fertoer 10
forbennGrenbe SorItonoer for Gen
6anife 9irfes STOLE | 9es Woines,
Coma, 1rof. g. 1~or6entoft. Seer
oGrenoe Sfrift err eft Minoeifrift
ON bans Sober. Mon bill oqioa min.
oes at Brof. Horoentoft reiite biem
pan G~fteriommeren pnn 8runo of
lin Snoers Soqoom.
Den 9amle Grpit bsoe Iaa / Otto.
Der, oq bans nprmeite Sfpatninqe
bar MI nbgioet bette Winoeifrift.
Oct inoeboIoer Soler be6 Sen Of.
0s0es Soroefpr6 al Eoit. g. 2ino-
baro oa al bans S6nner Grpitcr.
ne So6nnneS oa Benedict Roroen.
tOit ianrt al 9ait. &. aroa Gen.
len. oa enboi0ere ct 8iat al 6ner al
oe TO Ssnner til oeres Snoer. on
ban 1908 nor 20 anr gommcf.
9oqen. 80 Si6er / 0miGoq. foaS
Der / Tan. 2lit6. Gltbl. Sonie for
90 Gents. st eoentiielt Ooerifuo
pes SnIoet oif tiffoI6e 9robrano
90 NorSleo S~iplpefosie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

anoen Berion, iom ri ipnes goot
ON, iaa bil ri oa ogiaa gerne, at
andre ifuIoe ipnes goOt ON BAN
eIer ben6e. Mooife en- f~orfert Can
fe. Men / 6oert Sab pil6e ieg MI
olIi9e0el gerne ip6r9e @ait. Semen
ON, 6pa0 ban rigtie mener meo
@liasipoeu. @noife ieg bor miSfor-
itnoet BAN.
9@~r666ieit.
0ieIsG @briitenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03
Bore gfabe.

Sea Ter | Dem en- meqet pigtia
8ren of Dor Wisiion. Spis life ri
boooe Dem at ifripe /. funoe oi 10
life npffe % boloe SntereSierne peb-
Iige 6o5 h0eranore. Sn, oibor 10
nof pore Wboer, men hi fan oa if
fe boise Me6e 6per llge, Iioeiom
oi hoer l1gc Ipier pore Blade. 90
ho9 er ieg bon9e, at set mer eler
min0re anar os oae efter Orb.
iproget." llbp al 9ie, noe al Sin0."
= Get par Ell Gag, at atbenienier.
ne iom iGopnnlig ifiiIoe op pna Cor
pct of boloe @pilaooer. Soo trof
BET iig, at GouIus bar Ser BEN Tag.
Oct bIeb noqle al Dem til eOi9 Srel-
ie. - Wen ie III. 8i moa 10 ale 6a-
pc noget 9nilao0er | bore 9nge, og
Ser err mere emo nof at bente /
apiierne. Men naar Ser iaa en@ang
imellem fan fomme noget meo, iom
er noget mere og oiatisere emo
@pilaooer, iaa aanr oct BOG | nosle.
= greiteorsoI. iiger on. Sror
bu ba, at boao Din Brett i~frioer
eller tiger er 8rspl? Seq fan oa
f~oriifre Dig ON, at ieg prsoer at
bore nberit %fornuftis, naor ieg ifri'
Der | pore 9laoe. 90 ieg piloe oa
neoig benfo1oe til ben Dumbeo at
fro mig ielp beore emo andre. -
geoloaiife afbanblinger. Seq
Times riatianof at Ri life er iGrlig
bebproet meo Dem. Mon life en- or
bentlig Ifbonolin9 en- Sang incl
lem funbe pore lige iaa beloig
Tom en- Sob teoIogiife 8roffer9
grofferne fan nof feies iommen til
ct Sits, men oct foiter BOG en- Del
Arbeibe at inn Dem orOentlig font
I menitillet, og oet er oesuben life
bner Monbs Sog. DOG fan oct 10
NOT bore, bet bar beoit, ON @fbano-
lineerne gif I oairfebIaoet" og grof-
J ferne | uDaniferen". Men airfebla-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03

s oOaniferen" 0r. 5 ier ieg ct
Stpffe al 9oit. s. g. Semen 6pori
Der bl. q. incomes g@lioSipgen" Seq
pil gerne ipsrge gait. Senien ON,
bpao ban mener meo bette. Seq ifal
Qentn9e gait. Sen'ens Sro oesan-
gaaenOe: oYos paa @liasipgen. Sa,
boor fsnt fan oi life tpnfe om os
ielo. Yroieten elias tpnfte en- Sang
ON Jig Ielp, at ban bar oct eneite
SUBS Barn | Ssroel. Men Serren
fenote fine Den Sang. Oct 9sr ban
ogiaa nof enbnu, ieIp on De ooer-
ies og misfenoes al ANDRE, iom me-
ner Jig at uGre noget frem for Dem"
Raar ieg Ieier isrite aongernes
BOG bet 10. aopiteL, bnor Ser tales
ON elias og Serrens Soor til bom
laa funoe oct 10 goot lpoe ioaleoes
lonl elias niette, ban ltoo ganlft
enc, men ior mig itaar oct iaoleoes
ION oct er en- bis Soriaetbe0, oel
bar grebet Yrofeten. Ger ipnes iffI
for mig at ligae noget al oettl
pcri, JON Foit. 5enien ipnes at aio'
bet roieenoe al, at ban oiloe oprI
noeet frem for anore. S aIt Sail
ltaar Brofeten elias for mig ion
en- al De ifsnneite Sfiffelier / De
gamIe Seitamente.
Nu er oct pitt iaaIeoes meo o
Wenneifer. at mar Der er en- e1e,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03
Wisiionsbeftyrel

pres6Dterionife WisiionsbeItyrelie
baboe fornnitnltet, - og iaa itrgm.
meoe uor9e 3niinoe Collars |
aaslen. = So, men oct CT MI ioa
reformert - Sn, BET er BET, men
ieg ipnes, at ni bleo life rineere
9%ntberanere oeo at ielge oct CTS.
empel, ie9 finder oo life noget
brdnqt peo Motipet. - autoliffen
ioor at bi0e al lin Brett, at ban
Ifal 9ibe, o9 Domfirfer, Sfoler,
Soipitaler oiu. ipringer op ale @eg-
ne. Wfen ie9 innes, oct bar rort, ON
ri 9afnemmelig6e68fslelie og Seer
ligbeo til BAN, Der gap Jig ielp for
os, fnnoe nirfe min0It liqe ioo fraf-
tigt bos o8. Der er pitt for mango,
Der er iaa om6poqelige for ieGo at
fomme I'll 5inmelen, at De life ip-
mes, De Tan gsre no9et for, at andre
fan fomme ser. Men ieg er riati0
NOT meget bon1e for, at De ioo bel.
Ter life ielo fommer Der. Soorle0e8
ifnf man fomme Der, t6en at ariIti
a9rli96e6 Dor | 8iertet? .lt0en
Selli9beo ifal inaen lie @uo." So,
men til @eIIia6eo bprer fsr1t og
fremmcit agrtiabeo. Seq oeo mrget
pei, at De TO fan ifilGes / 9egreber,
men Be fan ian0eIia life TITLES as
/ 9ioet, oo Door aprIiabeoen mai1g.
Ter. Der blioer fun mobiIot SeGlig-
6eo til6oae.
Rn ia, iea onifer life at forfGeine
noaen eQer at neoiIoo Wooet POS
noQen. Sea oe6, at ser er Dem bIon0t
os, Der gsr life ioo li0t. Mten Son6.
beo er Son6be6, oa Sonobeoen pIci-
er at l6fte og bore og life at ne6-
Ter er no9et, iom Ito6ig rim,
Der mia / Sinoe, mar Ser er Gale
ON Renoe til Serren8 Gag. "a Ser.
rem ieln lione0e lit 8oIf / gamIe
iod bGe0 Sofiten en- Gien6e.
Del. 0g Der fortpGes, at Sen trpffe-
De Dem life. De funoe enooa / oor.
@elmagts0nge gioe itore fri.
Offeroaoer peo Sioen al.
Den boor oil0e port aosier blioe
ON ri ale 9ior6e Iigeiool
Men Seoerne bar ct for6oIosois
8oIf, oa ri er ct iorbolSs.
ois ri9t 5olf, oct forflarer maoife
Rlt, lao % iom airfeiamiun6 %
iom Ell fife Eel al set Itore Sci
liaes Snmfun6". be6e. eIife, ORE og
arbeioe, oct err I'LL nlligeoel ioo
Sea piIoe 10 ogina gerne bare
bait ct tort Sopeb, oe ieg pe6. at
bar oltio bruet itore Sooeoer
| fin Sieneite, men iea fan life
at oet BOG itoar for mig,
iom ON Dor fpre Serre og SreIier
mere al itore Sierter ems al
6ope6er. 9e0it oor oct 10 nof,
ON beoae bIioe riatia itore, fun
life al 8ino. Get bar @uos Nonb,
0prfia6eos og Sono6e6s aonS, ser
fnfoe Dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03
NDe Gager.

9Ifert Hicoro 8: Ianocn / gpu.
itclfirfcn. 8eileoning til Selpitu.
0ium II. $40.
5. g. 90 e SnbaO = Opnb =
SrcmaO. SoIer boI6t geroen oper.
Snob. $t.t0.
). Better: Suiul. autoriieret
0oeripttelie ne0 81. @oGff. 40t.
6. 3. Soft: 2ntbcrif Sriitenoum.
@n tirfeIio Notwithstanding
20 Gents.
3nar 5DrOen leoer. 8grneTortpI-
ling al 90. - llOgipet al 8aIt.
aSid. -Sonien. Is Gents.
9aniib Qnt6eran Enbl. 6onic.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-03
J. M%oldenhaWer,
Yripiliseret al Staten.
MDfDm 1ntcr

bio til 9onbet mpoer tore eiu9rli9s
b.oer pno @ruuo al Sproget. Sperpino
oenne BeiuGtliebeo %iuorelt o9 ler en9elf |
DIT rget 0iem pr. RorrelponOonce olennem
Dor npe. posrit leiiatteIige Wetbooe o9 Dor
omior9sfnloe. perionli9e llnOsrpislin9. 81
iarenbeo piier, at nal 9lenuem oenne lette,
mteresionte llnoerpisnn9 lGrer ere eng.
elf paa uogle i0a Tiger eno bet er mull9
0iennem ilere Mars Op6o'O / 9onoet. 9r
ben ltprlte Speciols Stole l bet en9ellte
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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18

NEITHER TOLERANCE
NOR BROTHERHOOD
10 wsy msblls llsm Views Fight
Dslag Wsssd Aeslnst Demo.
cfst.stse ~ vafdamsn
Opposition.


Las. SUNDAY m"fnIoEs Mobile Item
c"ntsined sn editrtml fhst SPEAKS
volumes IN criticism ~ The fght that
" sppafently being ~ased against
TnK DEMOCRAT STAR - y result NJ
this papers supporting Maiof vsfds.
man during the recent primary The
Mobile paper cummenIed 90 the ST..
uatIoh under the heading NJ Neither
Tolerance Nor 'Bfotheflo0d,'" rs
follows;
"A press account Of the recent Var.
dsman ratification meeting at Jack.
son says. ~ was great night, great
celebration, but greater than all, was
the spirit OF brotherhood and tolera.
tlon and the desire 10 get together
again and all pull for Mississippi.
Not a reproach was uttered. not win.
dictive statement that met approval,
and Mississippi will. tomorrow, be
normal and united again
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18

YOUR MOTHER, SISTER AND swEETHEARr."
lick you and make you tnke 'em.
What's the good Of money II It nin't
to help n friend out with? ! don't
care who gets drunk on 1t just so long
as they have good time.
''Boy. you'll be sailing up the trnck
regardless Of orders with your boiler
full Of suds II You don't get out In the
scramble for awhile"
lord, I'd like to sec railroad
train! Haven't heard a whistle for
two years. How far IS It to the near
est station, BudT
"Plattsburg fifty mile-due south"
"Christmns! Little far to walk"
"Say, you take this horse, Jim. Go
ahead. can walk just as well as
not. I'm getting too fat anyhow. Go
on. You take the horse and have a
ride to Plnttsburg."
"Yes; take the shirt or your back
and never mind II bit of the skin
goes with II. III see you far away
first. Tell you what you could do for
me, Buddy. The herd Of burros is
around now, II you'd round up one Of
them for meTp