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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-06
Grand View.

a. l.. Bragg has taken up a home
stead on the high land northeast
Of jerome.
Mrs. J. Holman is entertaining
her niece, Miss Anna Thomas. OF
Kansas City, who expects to sum
mer here.
Ross Bruner, who with other
parties left last week To secure der
rick poles, was taken sick at HALEY
and had to return home.
X. A. Frame Of Shoshone, was in
the Valley this week with a load Of
apples which were eagerly sought
after by our people.
Miss Larson, sister Of Mrs
Heating, who has been teaching
IN the public schools at Bliss Il
home for the summer vacation.
Mr.. Pettingil has taken a three
year lease on the Smalley ranch and
the latter is putting up substan-
tlal barn on the place.
An appropriate program has been
arranged for children's day, Sun
day, June 10Th.
Another dance will be given at
the Grand View hall on Friday even
ing next.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-06

-iti-s-i that Jon expressly -fsfs-i that in
fiIr opinion ~ the c0mpany il had fully
r0mD.-i,-i = clnirart Rh-tirr ih- J.--
rYnl- rs---r. Or EVER h.li any water ~ not
AMI that .n ysur Judgment al. that fll-
b .Yi. .4ny So Required o. a1 ln.it-r .r-
rlnrr4rf az o. ron-frlri -Iufanknltnf-
IS tA- 'i.m-n-.on- AMI .n the yia,,- .i,--k-
mattel - ii-. Contract. AMI thai ID ril.. -,
.sll--l r,--ft1.r iali.-i o, hoi.i " ai,-r % A.
n0t ii.- fault u tL- company.
We further reported % tie toani ysur
statement o. ,he committee that ii til.
Jerome reservoir would not hold water
and Therefore the settlers hai 10 water
supply ior ihe summer f-rpi it would
t-- I..7e--ary ior tire -,-ftier- 70 take such
-trl- - Trey found ne7~--iry o. prf.ur,-
= supply u aaier rl-ewhen- and Wr all
,i-s-i tie t-,ari that you suggested t. ih.
eomni.tte- that your comrany would IT,
allilng - pr-HIrr water supply II
Jark-..n lake. Wyoming ami would ave.
tt, settler. All option To- purchase th,-
-ain.- .n ille event the. jerome reservoir
l4ile-i. Al AL -xl--n-.- II iron sl..p.pp
10 sl.J'-'". W.. then reported o. TIE. 4
lizard that in answer o. our ,p--.iiic in- .
qlly yOu ami Mr.. Hays advised IL that .
tie provision 81 Paragraph one. above .
quoted. w4- All e-----ntiAl element 81 Your /
counter PROPOSITION, and that you would
not enter into any adjustment VI -tipnla-
ton Whatever. unl'--s thi- provision Wa-
b. tire settlers
While tie boani Of directors would
have f---n Perfectly ailiing To- discus,
sikh you fairly and frankly the propriery
u r7c-ilng IRON some ii tie demands
made by il tie bo4rd Unanimously and
mphatlcaliy refuse L. acl,-pi ie,omnl-nd
~ even consider any settlement ~ 4gre>.-
ment containing the provisions - ont 10
tie said iir,t paragraph.
We ar therefore iire-.te7i to adyi-.. you
that the bard oi directors of the Twin
Falls North side Canal '--rs Association
las definitely AMI positively declined
your counter Proposition and will not
consider any proposition which involves
4 final and immediate acceptance by the
settlers of the irrigation system which
your company agreed u construct. YonI
1iil therefore r-gari negotiations al all
md, unles- you dssire t. open them on
come other baSs. In our conference You
that if there ~er- any matter,
"a controversy between the company and
h'- -s-ttlers which can only H. adjusted
y litigation, you preferred To- have such
litigation inauguratei at this time.
We arr directed 10 give you TIL. early
-eply in orier that both you and the 1T
lers may be Al liberty to institute what
Yer actions Or proceedings either 81 the
'arties may deem appropriate for the de-
elimination 81 their Respective rights.
Very sincerely your.
". +. RICE,
REX V. WILoox.
NNTOg q. Johnson,
Committee
y johnson < Haddock, Attorneys Tor
Association
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-06
Pacific Coast Excursions

At various times during the summer.
VIA the Oregon Short Line Rednced
lares to Portland, Seattle, San Francisco
Los Angeles and other coast points. Con-
suit any Oregon Short Line Agent or
write ID. f. Burnley, General Passenger
Agent Salt Lake City, Utah.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-06

straycd or stolen. Bay hor-e branded
~ on lett hlpi white hind loot. small
star IN forehead. ? OF 3 saddle mark.
> year DID, Had hobbies and haltcron
Finder will please return horse To Geo
Mitchell ilollistcr Camp 40. !. -.
mites southeast oi Jerome. un
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-06
GET A COPY

; Every land holder on the North
. Side tract should have copy Of
; the contract between the State and
. the Irrigation Company. We have
them bound in pamphlet form,
and can furnish them at 81 cents
each sent postpaid to any address.
These contracts contain infonna-
ton that every land holder should
be familiar with, and if you wish
a copy, address
LINCOLN COuNTY TINES.
jerome, Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-06

DR.. J. r. >ilverthorn, Physician
and Surgeon, Wendell.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-27
LIE DuELE Ia EsPALDA.
Una Mujer HaiIa Que Sc Desvanece
Toda su Energia y Ambition.

Muieres de Santa Fe saben como
las punzadas y dolores que wiener
cuando los rinones caen como una
carga. Dolor de espalda, dolores en-
Ell cuadril, ~jaquecas, vahidos, males
aaictosos en- la orina, todos dicen de
rinones enfermos y previenen q uno
dc la sigillosa approximation de Ia
hidropesia o del NAL de Briaht. Las
Pildoras de Doan para los Rinones
son solamente para los rinones. Alta
can Intermediates de los nones dan
do en- SUI causa. He aqui n l'rueDa
de clio en- las ~palabras de una muJer
de Santa Fee:
La sra. Desideria J. de Quintana
Gale del Colegio, Santa Fe, Nuevo
Mexico dice: "Hace algunos amos
que use las Pildoras de Doan para los
Rinones y fui curada de un fuerte alta
que de NAL de rinones. En- aquei
tempo aparecio en- los periodicos To-
Gales una declaration dando cuenta
de mi experienced, y a bora tengo gus
to en- confirmar TODD cuanto fue dicho
entonces en- su alabama. 70 tenia
l~dolencias en- mi espalda que me ha-
| clan diicil agacharme y habia otras
n.olestas que claramente m~ostraban
que mis- rinones Sc hallaban en- NAL
estado. POGO despues empece a TO
mar las Pildoras de Doan para los Ri
nones, y la mejoria Sc hizo sentir y 81
contenido de dos cajas no solamente
rarf3t,vo mis- rinones a su cOnd1ciOn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-27

I'm esta oficins 20 venden toda
clase de blancos p Spios para los d.
ferentss ofciales. Los precics son
mf ficos y i aIcance de tod0s los que
necesitaA Ales articulos. A las per
sonas que vengan de afuera les aeon
sejamos que cuando vengan 4 II pla-
"a SO dignen visitar 10 oncina del
,uevo Mexicano , encontrarAr todos
los blancos ~necesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-27

Loque nhman cAdas oms HpnMmo ManhmoP Personals n enderan kMcs enfrnad6n que
my pos mano Greer que eMna Ell podrdek OF s@rMnd @s cAnhs,@ A onbrmoI -- ..a.
doe que ambconep oMMha Uo de los Mhn mas hMdors6 mpran1s ddd Ia @de eM daM.
Smn pM0ops de- nM dp %ry pmhndadab ia mmne son prmMnMGn m@a Ene m ex@h fMe
pm Este ea mmod de do los gsda hombsGa eli @F@ como apIard ra mental s0 Ds n@nan
las MMs ccp! .. . .#. # W.. n-, A y.
ga de- como mr reno as pnsMAm mbhr nus hsy onnnsy aMT Ss dmpauas Este dEa exo en- "a
poM EN- nmscos mia sohdy en- Ell amor ri HpnMnoy daMm msd eMs cApas ennan como
mM Mn- hEMm ne ohM am nmvdam en- mIa shcunMs memaIm no nnp M " dhha
Imnme1bks msMnoisc compassionate la HMad del studio de@ s cenMs Tod0m mns hn enpen-
dido smnamsme su ado @An gmamnN mMMod de lose mdmtmMs rsuh@os adqIddsC mqder
Uxn hdmaa6nam a o mG pus onemre,l n @ao lma I'M mo @d que deuSam anaa de-
TTng%nTS Enm M pea PM a NHpn s vmTMT lP %esS % m T n nMM"M@Y S VT g. A. u"~"I SID
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-27

C~ertincados dc casamiento , Dc DE-
function que 20 reQuiere sean sunni
nistrados al escribano - pruebas a.
cada condado por medicof. p~arteras.
a~sistentes , enfermeras bajoo II nue.
VI ley, Sc italian de venta On cantl
dades pequenas 0 grandes por II Com
pania Imprasora del Nuevo Nexicano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-27
L,srx r. cXRrAs ATsAsxoAs'

LIeta dc cartas que estan Sin recla-
en Ia estafeta de- Santa Re. N. M,
oor Ia semana que acabo Abril 20.
le 1912. 81 no son reclamadas dem
10 de dos semanas seran mandadas
ID oficina de cartas muertas en-
Washington.
Andre Martha.
Atencio Miguel.
Armijo ". u.
Raco Aurora Az
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-27
FRANK J. LAvAN,
Maestro Especial.

Entire tantas invenciones
Como en- ell mnndo Sc notan.
Quien la "p6lvora" invent6"
Con qua los hombres Sc embolan?
The herald., 1912-07-25
The Gaelic AIphabet

Men familiar with the Gaelic tongue
tell us that the alphabet of that an
Gent language is the most curious of
all alphabets in that nearly every let.
ter Is represented by a tree. The al
phabet of today comprises eighteen let
tiers. Ancient Gaelic had seventeen.
Now. as of old. all the letters with the
exception of e. and u, which stand
for ivy, furze and heather, are called
after trees
The Gaelic n b now runs: Aim.
bette, coll. dur, eagh. fearn, gath.
huath, iogh. luis, MUM, NUN. DIV.
peith. ruis. suil, teine, ur, which is
equivalent to saying: Elm. birch, hazel.
oak, aspen. alder, ivy, whitethorn. lew.
rowan or quicken. vine. ash, spindle
tree, pine, elder. willow. furze. heath.
In the ancient Gaelic alphabet the let
ter b 0he huath. or whitethornJ does
not exist. The alphabet is called the
beth-luis-nuin because b ! and not
b are its first three letters.-New
York Press
The herald., 1912-07-25
Barber. In the orisnt.

In the east the barber plays a very
important part In the social system.
The shaving of the head is still prac-
tised among Mehammedans. Just AZ 1t
was by the lsraelites In the days of
long ago
The first time boys head is shaved.
usually ut the age of three or four. the
operation becomes quite a ceremony
Prayers from the Koran are chanted
and goat IL tremendously slain.
which seems TO be rather unfortunate.
from the goats point of view. The
barber OF the east wears long. smock-
like garment. and round his waist he
fastens towel. Depending from waist
to feet is the razor strop. When the
shaving of a customer is completed
the barber, with a bow. presents him
with a hand glass. No Moslem, how.
ever, will look into a glass without first
invoking the name of the prophet. for
fear he might look on his own fea-
lures with undue admiration. AS he
returns the glass to the barber the
piece Of money in payment is placed
upon IL.
The herald., 1912-07-25

Here are directions for making some
dainty cakes for home tea which are
inexpensive and will be found deli
cious.
Beat two eggs to q froth in a cake
bowl, add two cups Of granulatsd
sugar. one teaspoonful Of vanilla ex-
tract. half q nutmeg grated, half q
teaspoonful Of salt, beat these to q
cream, then add half q cupful Of but
ter which 10 quite soft. Beat this we'll
together with the other ingredients,
then add q cupful Of sweet milk, stir
It we'll through the mixture, and last
add two and q half cupfuls Of -four
sifted twice with three teaspoonfuls
Of baking powder and stir the whole
to smooth batter. Slightly butter the
inside Of your patty pans and put one
generous tablespoonful Of the cake
batter In each patty and bake in .
slow oven. This mixture will make
over thirty httls tea cakes. Cover the
top Of each with frosting and put
one blanched almond on the center.
The herald., 1912-07-25

meeting Of stockholders to elect directors
for the ensuing years, which meeting shall
be called after thirty days notice. Said no
tlce TO be deposited In the mail directed 10
each stakeholder at the address which he or
she may have given TO the secretary AT
said meeting, said directors shall be elected
Dy lall0t, and majority of the votes east
shall he necessary to elect and each share
OF stock shall be entitled 10 one vote and
the share holder shall vote in person or hv
written proxy. All other meetings of the
stockholders or directors shall be called by
the president in the same manner except
that not more than ten days notice shall
be given stockholders and three days to d
rectOrS.
ARTICLE VII.
No stakeholder shall be held liable for
any contract or fault of this corporation in
any further sum than the unpaid balance of
MS respective shares.
ARTICLE Will
This act of Incorporation NAV he modified
changed or amended, or said CORPORATION
may be dissolved by vote of three fourfhs
OF the stock represented ut general meet
ing heid for that purpose after due notice
snail nave been given by publication for
thirty days in one of the newspapers pub
lished in New Orleans and in case of disSO-
luton, two commissioners shall wind up
and settle the affairs of this corporation.
and in the event Of a disagreement between
them. they shall select an umpire whose
decision shall be final
Al the termination of this act of incor-
poidAINH lht Du>lUtSS ana 6UalrS OF ms
corporation shall be likewise wound up and
settled by two commissioners elected by the
AT a meeting called for that
purpose, after thirty days notice as above
Thus done. passed and signed in my nota-
rial Office, in the city of New Orleans afOre
said, on the day, month and year first above
written, in the presence of J. +. Pierson and
j. Lehman. competent witnesses, of lawful
age, residing in this city. who sign these
presents, together with said appearers and
me, notary, after due reading of the whole
Original signed: Albert Aschaffenburg
$50 shares: f. l.. Martin, 400 shares j. "
ltaCklyeft. $50 shares, per f. j. Thurher
Edw. j. Thurber, J61 shares $ Wolff 50
shares
Attest J. +. PierSon. j. lehman
ROBERT +. OCONNOR, Not. Pub.
]. the undersigned recorder Of mortgages.
In and for the parish Of Orleans, state of
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act of incorporation of the
Thurber Rotary Starter Co. was this day
duly recorded In my office. in book 1906.
folio 323. New Orleans. July Il, 1912
lSigned) EMILE LEONARD. ID. r. |
!. the undersigned notary public certify |
that the above is true and correct copy of |
The original act of incorporation of the |
rhurber Rotary Starter Co., and of the GER |
ifcate of the recorder of mortgages on file |
md of record in my notaral archives
New Orleans. July -. 1912
ROBERT +. OCONNOR Not Pub
July - aug l s 10 % 30
The herald., 1912-07-25
information Wanted.

A wandering peddler stopped at 9
southern cabin and opened his pack
Nanny. let me show you some sell
raising umbrellas" he began.
mo use, man. no use" interrupted
the old colored woman as she busted
herself about a boiler of clothes
"Cayn't use nothin' lax dat"
How about self raising window
shades?"'
mo good heah. kase dey amt any
windows wuff talkin' about"
self raising buckwheat"
mo good to me-we eat cohn pone.
But, mister
well. mammyT'
'If you'll tell me how to tuhn desc
heah fohteen bad chillun into self rails
in pickaninnies. Ahll be yo' frien' fob
life, dat All will. h."-Everybody's.
The herald., 1912-07-25
creenwall Theatre
High Grade
BurIeSque
Snfurinf Only sh-Class Artists
MATINEE DAILY.
Which?

Which?
srt,nuick Is out of politics at last"
spreaped or pardonedT-Browning's
heasine.
| Serious Oversight.
KuIeker- Did your father give you
1 autol Bocker-Yes. but he didn't
c6cw it-Lippincott's.
q Ireland.
rs nrst inhabitants Of Ireland are
"A % have been Phoenicians, an Ash
II people
One For Sure
semith q continually boasting that
! has 90 bad habits"
MATS one"-Boston Transcript.
Truth.
ruth b as impossible to be soiled by
- outward touch as the sunbeam
rntou.
4 Proving II.
A editor said of a certain local pol
lIean: "we will not call him an ass.
n VIII print his speech"
Castor OIL.
Ghrfpr on becomes tasteless X beaten
r. thoroughly mixed with the white
In egE
Women puelists.
4 cslebrated duel took place in 1903
1lxeen Countess de POlignac and
~ de Neale.
4 Man With an Appetite.
Nicholas Wood was Kentish gentle
~ who gormandized his way to
~ in the seventeenth century. This
xQtAy "would eat a whole hog at
fllhs and follow 1t up next day
VIA thirty dozen pigeons" Woods
- IN appetite not to be laughed at.
ndso when some slight was put upon
xQ Taylor, the water poet, Wood
lnnenged the poet to a bout at seat
= . much black pudding as would
uch across the Thames at any place
~ By Taylor himself between Lon
= and Richmond" The Thames at
Ndon bridge is about 300 yards
l1oA and black pudding is compound,
y p links the same as sausage, so it's
~ % hgure Woods gross tonnage.
The herald., 1912-07-25
Goose an Old Man's Guard.

When travelling along the road from
Legars toward Kennelstonehead Cot
tages, Stichill, Kelso, / met an old
gentleman walking with the assistance
OF crutches. and q goose following as
closely as possible behind him, AYERS
q writer In the Scotsman. stopped
and spoke to the old man and the
goose at once took up its position be-
tween his leg and the crutck on the
side nearest to me. Il then proceeded
to make az much noise a. possible,
and assumed all the defiant attitudes
imaginable.
On my approaching within few
feet of the old man It at once few
at me, ard pecked, or rather bit, vio-
lently at my legs. tried to keep IL
at bay by pushing It away with my
feet, but that was Of no avail, and I
had ultimately to strike It over the
bill with my walking stick to make It
release its hold on my trousers. I
found out later that It had bitten q
considerable piece Of skin OF my les.
The old gentleman informed me
that the goose follows him wherever
he goes, and during stormy weather
when he cannot venture outside IL
spends the day at the door Of his cot
tage or else near by.
The herald., 1912-07-25
ARTICLE VI

ARTICLE VI.
This charter may be modified, changed or
altered, or this corporation may be dissOlv-
ed, with the assent of three fourths of the
capital stock represented at a general meet
ing OF the stockholders convened for that
purpose after ten days previous notice shall
have been given each stakeholder mailed to
his residence as ii appears on the books of
the company
ARTICLE VII.
Whenever this corporation is dissolved
either by limitation or by any other cause
its affairs shall be liquidated by two stock
holders elected as liquidating commissioners
at general meeting of the stockholders TO
be convened for that purpose, of which ten
days previous notice in writing shall have
been given each stakeholder mailed to his
last known residence as ii appears on the
books of the company. The said liquidating
commissioners shall remain in office until
the affairs of the corporation shall have
been settled and liquidated, and they shall
have power to receive all the assets thereof
and distribute the proceeds, If any, and In
case of any vacancies by death or otherwise
of any of the said liquldators, the vacancy
shall be filled by the survivor.
Thus done and passed, at my Office in the
city OF New Orleans on the date first here
in written in the presence of Geo. Wolfe and
Miss n. VOORHEES,. competent witnesses, who
have signed these presents, together with
the said appearers and me, notary, after
(SignedD: J. Lahroy Slusher, fourteen
shares Julius ]. Funk, fifteen shares, by ].
IahrOy Slusher; Emile W. Dupont. one
share, by J. LahrOy Slusher. Geo. Wolfe,
n. VOORHEES,.
(Signed) LEWIS r. GRAHAM,
Not Pub
/, the undersigned recorder of mortgages
in and for the parish OF Orleans, state OF
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act of Incorporation Of the
Houma Land and Cattle Co. was this day
duly recorded in my office in book 1856
folio -
New orleans, July 10, 1912.
(Signed) EMILE LEONARD, by. Rec
true copy:
LEWIS X. GRAHAM,
(SeaD Not. Pub.
july % aug / 8 10 % 20
The herald., 1912-07-25
Wardina Off Old Ace.

nmous French general when ask.
nov It was that he had such an
3 carriage replied that 1t was be-
% bent over and touched the
vHh bis fingers thirty times ev-
@ II he had acquired rightly
u aplne so that he could not do
e would have had with it weak
'lnal muscles, which result in
congestion. This portal conges-
mlerferes with stomach digestion
vn1 the action Of the liver. The
= oestroying power of the liver is
~ auto intoxication results, and
clsrosis and old age come on
: h1ch earlier day. But by keep
- spine flexible and the abdomi-
cies strong and taut the portal
A. uon Is kept free. and old age is
The herald., 1912-07-25
NOT A MINUTE AFTER NOON
Victor Herbert's Sixth Floor Appoint
rnent Was Too Much for His
Fat Friend.

Victor Herbert, the musician. owns
a six-story house up in the Seventies,
says the New York correspondent of
the Cincinnati Times Star. 1t is built
tall and narrow, like well. Mr.. Her.
Derts music room and study occupies
the entire sixth floor, and there is no
elevator. The other day one Of Mr..
Herbert's acQuaintances wished to see
him on matter Of business.
I'll be here until sharp noon" said
Mr.. Herbert. Then l must 20 to I'LL
an engagement. ! can't wait a minute
after the hour"
Mr.. Herbsrt's friend Is built a GOOD
deal like an orange. He makes q
good deal Of fuss about plain walking.
Stair climbing is a thing he never
does except under compulsion. When
he reached Herbert's home It was
Just 20 minutes Of IL. The servant
telephoned up to the music room.
Tell him to come right up" said
Mr.. Herbert.
Mr.. Herbert's fat friend began
climbing. He paused at the top Of the
first fight to breathe a little while.
His pauses grew longer and more i'm
FASHIONED at the end Of each succeed
ing flight. When he got to the sixth
floor he was Just able to dab q damp
hand at Herbert and sit down in a
stuffed chair. and begin to remove the
evidences Of internal heat from his
streaming forehead. Mr.. Herbert
pulled out his watch.
TITS five minutes to H." he said,
warningly.
His fat friend waved his hand at
him mutely, and went right on doing
some Of the best painting Of the cur
rent season. His well-padded sides
rose and fell like hot-air balloon Just |
before the ropes are cast of.
Two minutes" said Mr.. Herbert.
"Uh, uh-ugh," said his fat friend, |
feeling the veins in his neck thicken. |
Twelve o'clock" said Mr.. Herbert, !
the cover Of his watch. "Sor-
~, / must go. Good-by."
Fifteen minutes later the wrath Of
} fat man crept down six flights Of
stairs, standing on each landing and
holding to the banister, until his knees
stopped trembling.
"Tell-uh, uh-victor, Ill meet him
It the Lambs club" said he to Mrs.
Herbert. Street hoor."
The herald., 1912-07-25
BENEFIT OF THE STRIKERS.

Ihere Will be grand benefit given
at the Alcazar Theatre from July 20
TO August for the benefit of the
strikers. There will be vaudeville
moving pictures and other amuse.
ments. A change of program every
night is promised Admission 10
cents. Two children admitted on one
ticket.
On Tuesday evening 'Cocheta' will
be played by well known company.
The same company will put on a west.
ern sketch on ThurSday evening.
The following is the cast of the dra.
matte sensation "Cocheta, or a Rivals
Revenge" by Hy. Boudro:
Juan, an orphan in love with
Cocheta ........ Mr.. Henry Boudro
Count Paul Delord, a rich scoun-
urel ................... Joe Kern
Alfonso Rosa, uncle to Cocheta.
.....'............ Henry Prince
Cocheta, wild flower of the
mountains.
....... Miss Frances Statzkowski
Scene-Alfonsa Rosa's camp outside
Of Mexico. The fugitive's den.
This play is under the personal d.
rection of Mr.. Henry Bouro.
Come and see the great duel scene,
and play that's full of heart interest,
depicting exciting tales of old Mexico
md gypsie life. A romance of to-
lay and worth seeing.
The herald., 1912-07-25
Dolna 40 the Romans Do,

One Christmas day Joseph II. and
Gustavus III, king Of Sweden, who
had arrived in Rome the previous day,
attended high mass at st. Peters. The
behavior of the emperor was particu-
larry decorous, without affectation or
hypocrisy. The king at FIRST hesitated
about kneeling, and asked the emperor
what he should do.
DO as ! do" replied Joseph.
But ! am not Of your communion"
rejoined the other.
Well" resumed the emperor. DE
lisvs what you will. but, as you came
here Of your own choice, you should
act 20 as not to scandali1e others"
Gustavus took the hint and knelt
down.
The herald., 1912-07-25
Not to Be Expected.

"Pshaww exclaimed the professor to
the student who was rehearsing his
Latin grafton. You are too solemn.
There's no life In your speaking"
"Of course not" responded the STU
dent, lively enough. You don't expect
1t In dead language. do your