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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12
pusLlc SALE.



Will hold my next Annual Sale
at my farm 10 miles North Of Van
dalia. 6 miles South Center. > miles
East Perry. Mo-.
700 HEAD LIVE STOCK
100 Horses and Mules.
800 Head Cattle.
Consisting OF 100 head of steer
cattle, yearlangs and two's; some
choice Feeding Cattle; 80 head Of
extra coed calves; 60 head OF cows;
100 Yearling and 2-year-old Heifers;
some choice Mich Cows. This stuff
win be sold mostly in a load
lots.
$50 HEAD HOGS.
$50 HEAD SHEEP.
All Natives. most OF them are ex'
ira good Breeding Ewes, sell y
lots from 10 to 80.
Ladies OF the Union Chapel church
viii serve dinner
Tems-All sums Of $40 and under
cash, over that amount a credit q
6 months at Z per cent interest
from date of sale.
WI DECK SMITH.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12


THE Boy Scouts OF Mexico are
becoming fast friends with the far
mers in and about this city be-
cause OF their careful watchfnlnes
not to tahe advantage Of the hos
pitality Of amy person who al
lows them to come on his
land. The boys close all gates.
do not break fences. and generally
conditions as when they find it.
Frank Harris was the first to do
rate land for their use. Walker
Pollock extended the courtesy of
his fine farm east of Mexico and
the Rev. J. D. Greer, Dan DIiard, Mr
Lewis and others have followed suit.
The following letter from e. G.
Peake. of near Santa Fe. will
show what a place the boys are
earning in the heart Of the
Farmer who loves boys, especially
the right kind.
Scoutmaeters Of Boy Scouts OF
Mexico, Mo-
/ have been reading Of the Scout
work in the magazines and am becom
ing very much interested In the
work. ] would ike TO come in close
touch with the organization After
talking II over with my wife, we do
cided TO extend an invitation TO the
Scoutmasters and say about twelve
Scouts TO visit VI a few days. wiz
most you at Moino any time you will
us. Let ms know q day or 80
ahead.
Trpiy your friend,
e. c. PEAK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12
CORN ROOT WORM.
2oo,Ooo0oo Bushels Less to Corn Crop
Annually by this Pest.

National Crop Improvement Assoclation-l
The damage done TO corn In the
corn belt is estimated to be 20e.00o.ooo
bushels annually.
Next to poor seed corn, the corn
root worm is the greatest source Of
loss to the corn crop. The remedy is
rotation Of crops, never growing more
than two crops Of corn continuously
on the same ground" said Prof.
RI @. Holden of Iowa. Farmers may
rest assured of this fact"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12
SPECULATION ACTS AS A COW
ERNoR.

National Crop improvement Service-1
Through the operation OF specula-
tion the great grain crops are not
dumped" on the market Immediately
after harvest at sacrifice prices but the
far greater portion is absorbed in the
filing OF contracts made many months
before the crops were harvested. Thus,
speculation Is an equalizer and stead
Ter OF prices. a fact Of incaleulable
benefit to producer, manufacturer and
consumer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12

that greeted Governor Marshall in the
big coliseum In the state fair grounds.
indianapolis, on Tuesday were the
greatest in the history Of the party.
The west wanted 10 show the east
what could be done In notification
honors, and, while Mrs. Marshall was
happy, Of course. over the honors for
her husband, she was also worried. for
her husband comes mighty close TO
being father, husband, son and part
ner all in one. And when a woman
has that combination on her hands TO
care for she has every right to be
worried.
Governor Marshall win eve gain
any honors rs a hammer thrower. He
sa not built that way.
While all the country was reading
the vigorous words OF Governor Mar
shall which told The voters what he
expects Democracy TO do In carrying
out the pledges for the next four years
It's worth while to know what part a
woman Is taking In the affairs Of the
campairn-how Tom Marshall hap
pens 10 be III the position ia which he
stands today.
The good people OF Columbia City,
Ind, never thought Thomas Riley Mar
shall was a marrying man" For for
ty years he had lived with his par
enfs, nursing both his father and
mother, who were ~invalids. which was
the reason Governor Marshall was not
a marrying man He felt his arst duty
was Il his parents,
Meeting Mrs. Marshall.
After the death Of his parents Gov
ernor Marshall dived deeper into his
law practice, and one day an urgent
case took him to Angola, Ind. His du-
ties called him to the county clerks
Office, and there he met Miss Lois
Kimsey. daughter of the county clerk,
who was assisting her father in the
Office.
From that day Governor Marshall
had more business around the county
clerks office in Angola than any law
yer in half a dozen nearby counties.
Governor Marshall was forty-twc
years Of age when he was married
Mrs. Marshall being nearly twenty
years his junior.
The Marshalls had been married
only a few weeks when the futurs
v~ice-presldent was called to an adjoin
ing county on a case that would con
sumo some five or six weeks Of hi
time.
Nov, ] did not want TO be s~tartinl
OF like that" Governor Marshall ex
/. planned TO a friend one day, 80 l jus
told Mrs. Marshall that / thought shi
should 90 along And she did"
Since then Governor Marshall ha
never made a trip without Mrs. Mar
shah going along. They have tray
eled an over the country together
they go to banqaets and politica
meetings together until the friends Q
Ethe Indiana executive refer to him an
bis wife as the "pards."
ton Marshall Is not over strong,
explained one Of bis friends. 4Whil
not a delicate man his constitution !
not Of the most vigorous type.
when he gets into a political ba'
Tie he forgets his weakness. He give
an that is IN him, and that will tell o
any man. Mrs. Marshall o0n disco
cred that the governor would becom
heated in making a speech and tn
next day bis voice would be husky
; She decided that he had better give u
come OF the handshaking aad take car
, Of his health first. So when you fin
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that le''o,
OF administration on the es'a' :
Sarah b Armstrong, deceased We,
granted to thIe Undersigned sep
1912, by the Probate Court oil A,pI
rain County, Missouri. All person
having claims against said estate -
required to exhibit the same 70 u, /
undersigned for allowance VIII
six months from tho date Of sa'u
ters or they maybe preeluded
any benefit OF said estate, ana
such claims be not exhibited "I
In one year from date OF tnls p'
cation they WIN be forever barred
nIberta D, Armstrons
seA AdnSmistrairiz
~ "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12
PrREecr coaN.

National Crop Improvement SerRicel
These are the results which every
corn grower should strive to obtain:
/. Early maturity.
2. Large yield.
3. Uniform color.
A. Ears carrying size well to Zip Of
ear.
6. Kernels holding full size well to
tip Of ear.
Q. Kernels holding size well down
to cob.
7. Butt and tip wen filed out
8. Kernels firm on cob.
8. Cob small,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12
CUT SEED CORN.
~ c. p. Bull. University Of Minnesota.

National Crop Improvement SerFice.l
Don't forEef 70 cut seed corr in
tended for seed purposes, just as soon
as the earl are well denied. The
stalk may seem a trihe green. but the
seed VIII I'll out and cure properly in
the check. Corn cut IL this way viii
have better color. better luster and
better viability than when left on the
standing stalk TO mature. A killing
frost should not strike the corn befere
st is in the shock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brauton re.
turned ito their home In Centraiia
this week. Mrs, Bratton had been
at the bedside Of her sister, Mrs.
Clay White, who died Saturday. for
mine weeks. Miss Gertte Bush nc
companaed Mr. and Mrs. BrattOn to
their home and will be their guest
for several days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12
PRIZES FOR THE
FARMER WOMEN

d The Ledger offers $40 first {
h prize; S. second prize; $3.50 n
Y third prize and the Weekly LedR
n ger a year fourth prize to the \
r Audraan County Farm Women
n VINO sell the most butter, eggs,M
n chicken. ducks, turkeys, geeseB
n cream or milk from Jan
n uary /. 1912, 10 january 1, n
a 1918. not counting eggs sold for
setting purposes. Any resident
woman Of the County Is eHgi- 4
BILE. q
All entries must be accom-
panied by full lists OF sales filedM
at Ledger office not later than On
n O'Clock p. m, Jan. Is, 1918. The e
4 decision win b announced Feb. q
b /, 1918. Make your report as y
follows:
3 No. doz. eggs brought 81. n
No. lbs. butter brought -.
No. chickens brought 80. q
n No. turkeys brought -. y
No. ducks brought -. n
q No. geese brought q
q No. gal mink or d
brought sd, q
Merchants so desiring a
not1fy us IL they wish TO give ,
II 4 special pFlze for the largest q
sale Of any one Of the s differ. .
u ent products. q
u .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12

Miss Roxy McCully, OF Jefferson
City, was in Mexico this week tho
guest Of Mrs. Martha Bradley on
w. Hendrix street, while en- rout
to HuntsviIAe, where she will visit
Miss McCully formerly Lived in
this city and rs now cashier Of
the capitol Telephone Company al
Jefferson CITY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12

Children make Us kindiy toward all
children. They open " foahtains Of
g. t4pathy. Children teae4 mr. infhite.
" 5aore than VIC ean ieaeh them.
Children are really givsn to train up .
parent In the way be should 60, Chill
tron bring ua messages straight from
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Innocence. ten.
dcrness, dependence. love A parents
love and sacrihesa true father or
mother would die for their child-is q
vision Of the supreme sacrifice in
Christ. A. truh home with the child
IA The midst becomes a very window
Of beaver.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12
KILLING cAlncH BUGS.
81 Z. 4. ee...rd. ohIe 81. s...Ion.

BY n. A. Gosssrd, Ohio Exp. Station.
National Crop improvement association
When the chlneh bugs are migrat-
ing from wheat to corn, just after the
wheat harvest, resort to the following
measures so far as practicable:
Have burrows all made around the
corn field before the wheat Is cut and
a supply Of road oil or tar on hand,
so that nothing viii need to be done
when the insects commence TO move.
except 10 string the oil or tar.
Along the insidb Of the fnrrow next
TO the corn pour a slender line OF
road oil or coal tar iiuxing oil, As
soon as the first line has soaked into
the ground go over the line and again
distribute more OF the oil. The
r~oad-bInding oil can generally be OBJ
tanned from any representative OF the
Standard Oh Company. The line
should be renewed every two or three
days or whenever 1t becomes so dried
out that the bugs are able to cross
over IL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12
gAR RoTs or CORN.
Millions % Dollars Lost 10 Corn Crop
by This Disease-crop Rotstion a
Means Of Prevention.
BY Thomas j. Burrili, Illinois Expert
ment Station.

~
National Crop improvement SefFlcel
Statistics show that from ear rot
alone the loss in the corn growing
states amounts to more than s25,00o,
coo a year. In the state Of Illinois 10
1906 ear rot in corn caused a loss OF
over ave and one-han millions Of dol
lars.
s25,ooo,OoO Damage.
Farmers as a rule do stop TO con
slider the great damage done by this
disease. Ear rot Is in a large meas
ure caused by continuous cropping OF
corn without rotation. There does not
seem to be much variation in the oc'
currence or amount Of infection due
TO soil, date OF planting or variety Of
corn. Ninety per cent Of the damage
is done by a species OF parasitic fungi
which lives over winter on old infect
ed ears and stalks. In the spring mil
lions OF spores are carried to the
green cara.
Cure for Ear Rot.
A system OF rotation which ez.
eladoB corn for two years from or near
tho given plat or field will assuredly
help 10 prevent infection
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12

THE Wood,awn improvement Assoc
citation has the best wishes Of the
Mexico Ledger. The more associa-
lions we have of this kind in
Mexico the batter 1t win be.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12
MRS. TOMS PART
IN THE ELECTION
Governor MarshaIPs Wife Has
the Memory for lanes
ROMANCE OF THEIR LINES
The ~Fsotlhcsslon Of the indiana Ex-
eeutivs fer Democratic Wee@FresL
cenoy Honcrs a Rscord-erssker.
Nv 4. c.


OF Democratic National Publicity 5u-
"a
lndianapons.~ust about the time
that thousands Of friends of Governor
Thomas Riley Marshall were anxious
~ wanting 10 shake his hand in con
graduation on his acceptance as can
dldats OF yicepresident on the Demo
cratic ticket. a smiling woman step
ped before him, and II n could have
heard what she whispered In his ear
II would have been something Ike
Now, hurry IN. Tom, and change
your clothes"
And Tom Marshall forgot to shake
bands with the enthusiastic friends
until he had carried out the orders Of
Mrs. Tom.
Indiana has honored four Of her
sons as vice-prssidentiai candidates on
the Democratic ticket but the crowds
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Leach Allen are Wis
ling relatives IN the n~eighborhood
OF Murray this week.
J. R. Ridgeway end wife moved to
Mexico this week where he mas
position with the TeIephcne Go.
]. ". Farrell has resumed work
on third trick G and A.
Jim schsins SECOND trick man GA
Wabash. was 10 st. Iouis a couple
days first Of the week.
Roy Pearl Of Mexico the Haas
Lsaber msns was here Monday,
Powell and Marady were ON the mar
ket at u 81. Louis with u car
OF hogs and Joe conssdi1s
with cattle.
H. r. CANT returned to Omaha
Sunday.
II. Il. Peara was down in Murray
neighhorhood Saturday morni1g IN
his car
Joe C0nsid.ne came In SUNDAY
from Eiglm. Kan. bringing with him
one CIR % over 100 head Of STOCK
hogs 10 feed. He seldom comes
from E'gln without brlngtn g a.
car OF something Mllst be a Eoou
place.
Everybody hare attended tho Chau'
%tandua at Mexico. which has JUS
closed. Perfectly grand 'Ilne
and dandy. and numerous o'her
good meaning expressions Is all we
hear, with oil hoping Cor the re-
tnm next year Of this ssme Comps
ny.
Miss Estar Hardine is home lioin
a three months stay IN Aieli5'"
City, Ind mnd Chicago.
YOUR BoYfs SCHOOL SUIT
SHOULD not only fIt him we'll but III
made Of goods ready to stand n9
rough and tumble Treatment u w"
get. we can outfit him from he''
to foot ard save you money IN
Ing It.
Ricketts, g Emmons D G 20
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12

Miss Genn Ellis, Of Muskogee,
the daughter of Mir. and
Mrs ] d Ellis, formerly OF Andradn
county, il visiting re'atives and
friends In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12

To Friends Of the Mexico Ledger.
When you have any legal notice TO
publish. slch a. administrators no
toes, sheriffB' sales, trustees sales,
orders Of publication. please request
the official attorney, or other party
who attends 70 the advertising to
send It to tho Ledger. Our charge for
legal advertising 10 the same as al
other papers-so Il will cost you no
more. and you WIN be comforting q
special favor on US and aiding ycu
home paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12
CAN'T.

Messis. Hubbard and Mccammon
were an Mexico Saturday.
S. p. Loren and wife entertained
E1ber Loren. their nephew. from
Hailsville. and Mrs. NARROW Shock
Of near Mexico last Friday.
James wooAery and family We're
Mexico visitors Saturday.
j. L. Hickman and wife entertain
ed Clarence Juelf and family sun
day.
MIS- Frank Mahan received
message last week that her sistel
was quite sick with the fever,
Mrs. j. T. Beatty who has beer
sick with a very sore throat is bet
ter at this writing.
Mr.. Hubbard has recovered hi
house.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12
BENTON CRY.

Francis Laws and wife Of Kansas
City, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Rhodes has had a new
room built TO her house.
Born to Taylor Woodbridge ard
wife Tuesday, a daughter,
Maraon Jaaker and family Win
o back to their place south Of
town here this week,
There was the largest crowd out
last Sunday might at the Chris
tian Church here, that has been
here for many a year. The cih1rch
could not seat oil the people Rev.
Wilson Is a fine evangelist and
has done good work here.
Irwin Watts and Miss Esse White
were married last week,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12

The Rev. w. Fl. Hook is suffer.
ing from a badly sprained knee,
caused by slipping from a curb
stone while on his way to the Chan
tauatla Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12

John Moore Of this city has been
awarded a contract for grading part
Of the road Of the Central Cross
state highway near Fusion
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12

Ausban Dixon and wife of New
F~lorenre have returned TO their
home after a Pheasant visit with
Mr.. Dlxon's sister. Mrs. G. A
Mitchell. While in the city they
attended the Ch~autauqua.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12
CORN F%ERTlLzER.

How to Build Up and Permanently
Maintain the Fertility Of the Sell
Relate cFops-uss Natural Rock
Phosphate, Lime and Farm Manure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12
pLeNTy or APPLES

You an have all the apples you
want at % cents per bsishei, II
you will pick them UP.
J. r. BELL.
244-2t vi Ortiz Fruit Farm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12

kuaa q Fsrmcrs 20 csrsits
u aas Means 20 osisin Asr
htis osa Better casihy-Aes
rro& fhe ore Best Variety o
Al Corn shlpprd Ffew An
efslIon VIII &c Wen Mature
q Uniforrn urts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12
Stool and =
- Farm News

N'
81 May IS a is
Corn Sept Il Dec 50 "A MAY Oh
SAB
Oats seps ss is A Dec 81 Is May
81 IS y
oct Pork 1880
oct Land rIi7 a 20
OCT RMS 1915
C~aAgAr-s5oO. Steady.
Hogs $500 80 HOVER.
Md and butchers s.es a al6
Good heavy $50 a 500
Rough heavy 500 a s45
1eht $50 a 9l5
Sheep 65o0. Strong.
THE vANDEvENTER COMMISSION
lco. Is ALWAYS IN THE MAR
KEr FOR POULTRY. BurTER
AND EGGS. GALL Us BE
FORE you SELL. VII
MUTUAL Phone s--cTY Phone sas
p. A. Hightshoa & Co.
For Poultry end EGG Prices.
Columbia. No. Sept. 10.
DIR. Samuel Sheldon. state Vetera-
marian. departed Monday for KAN
sas City where he will confer with
Kansas officials concerning the
mysterious horse plague which tsl
sweeping Kansas and Nebraska,
horses.
The disease has been discovered
less than 100 miles from the Mis-
souri, line an d is rapidly approach
ing the state. DR.. Sheldon will re
port to Gov. Hadley the conditions
as he finds them, and 4 is proba-
BILE that a quarantine will be placed
sgainst Kansas horses.
J.. C. King sold his 157-acre farm
recently. located near Molino, 70
John H. TalIley, OF Idaho. Consid-
Grafton, $40 an acre. Mr.. Tailey
5 and family have moved to their new
farm. Mr.. King and family have
returned to Mexico to live. He will
have a sale this fall and dispose Of
a his stock. Mr.. King however says
he is undecided just what he will
do In the future.
Three records we're broken at the
e st. Louis National stock Yards on
Monday. Hogs topped at $3.50
? which was higher than for two years
mast and from five to fifty cents
above any other Western market
q cattle receipts were greater and
a Southern cattle came in larger vol
Q ume than in any one day since
; these yards We're opened forty years
ago.
There were $40 cars Of Southern
Z cattle, the next largest Southern
receipts for one day being S2t
! cars. The total cattle receipts
Monday were over 5000 head com
q pared to 14,7Os head received Sep
y tember is, 1903. Tho top catti'
. price was 5000 paid for prim'
steers, fed on cake and corn an'
. run on bluegrass m Saline county
They were fed and shipped b,
v James Long OF Marshall Mo.
The st. Louis Live Stock Report
"a err say
'Fennewaad Bros, prominent fal
u mers and stoclumen OF Audradn couT
Ity. Mo. marl1eted two loads OF heav
Is hogs OF Their w raising that avel
AGED 2s4 aud BOA abs. and brough
s. .07. the top for heavy hogs.
III J.. II. Heel had 20 A. Of oats thi
g YEAR mat made an average of 3
bu. He says the o rs good i
'e his section.
John and Clyde Ellis. who farm !
North Audrasn. had 20 A. of oats
this year that averaged 50 bu. Paa
of their wheat made IS bu. They
OF threshed 50 bu. OF timothy seed fr0r
10 acres of hay. Their corn
I'd good. Eris Bros. have just erecte
a new sro and have "A head {
y. stockers from the Ozarks that a
lg rived recently.
The Missouri University Co
n lege Of Agriculture has been carryir
ON a number Of experiments ia a
falfa growing in this state. three {
On which were in Auira'n county. Tt
result has proven that alfalfa ca
ri be pqofitably grown on a number
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12
RoYs. sulrs THAr WEAR

Just the thing for scbool use We
have a fual line Of dnrAb2e, we'll
made boys clothing at convincing
prices. d3wH
Ricketts, 4 E5nmons D G Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12

Miss Anna Moore is visiting her
sister, Mrs. D. j. Bertels. OF near
Mm1ansburg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12

THE BEST DOLLAR SHIRT.
You VIII find the best one dol
lar Shirt for men at
Ricketts, & EmmoDs d. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12

THE NEWEST CLOTHING
We have tthe newest in cloth
ing for men and boys.
Ricketts, & Ernmons D G Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12
Crop Improvement

Trest your sol Ne sen. 80 yya
Wnou1a . valuabln anlDal-oo1
has Ne end 1Dltncona
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12

LEDGER ACCOMPLISHMENTS PAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12
Weekly Ledger


& aAs ?. o. n Mexico. 1EO-
|dmfesd - sn11As naaer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-12

eoaen All saT.sEMEKra gAy
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-02
CUB REPORTERS FISH STORY
WILL Be ABOUT HIS FINISH

IN tell you what you had better do:
you drop out to the aquarium tomor-
rev morning and get little story
We can use it as sort Of a reader to
advertise the thing little as there
is bunch of tourists in town just
HOW. Write about the fish. You get
the story and Ill get a few pictures
and we will make it a real feature
story" II -.
s That night the City Editor spent
aOout three hours at the office look
ing around for cuts of the aquarium
and finally found two that would suit
his purpose -:s4
THE Cub ought to get pretty good
story on that" he said, as he brush
ed the dust off his clothes" and these
cuts will liVen it up a little Now II
he only turns in good story will
be all right @ ~
The next morning the Cub came in
about eleven O'Clock, banged his story
off ON the typewriter and laid it on
the City Editors desk. The c. E.
read 1t over, removed six of the twen-
ty hairs from the top of his head and
reached for the cupsidor, but "com-
ing events cast their shadows before
and the Cub had made a hasty de-
parture. The C. E. picked up the
typewriter sheets and read the Cubs
story again. 1t went something like
this: ~
> Fishes were made so that there
would be some use for worms There
are many, kinds, Of fish--fried, boiled,
fresh, stale, etc. They live in water
and breathe through gills. If they
lived in beer they would breathe
through pints. II the latter ever hap
pened, the mackerel would be more
soused than ever The shad is not
fish; it is a receptacle for holding
bones. Salmon are found in deep wa
ter and shallow cans. Jonah was the
first person to get inside information
about fish. That is what made him
so of-fish-us. Among the different va
rieties of fish are bass, perch, cod, !
pike and Hamilton. We are not GO
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-02

ing to discourse on the whale, but win
let it spout for itself Soldier, or
sword fish, are mustered out-sar-
dimes are mustard in. In Russia, the
royal dish is C2ardines. In Holland
the fishes have large scales. That Is
why they give them a weigh We
wouldn't give a scent for a smell. The
fisherman's profits are net. and Il Is
!: hard thing to get line on fish.
THAT fellow WIS never made for q
newspaper Office" sighed the City
Editor, as he threw the story In the
waste basket He ought to get job
writing stuff for vaudeville people"