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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-07

ssosso~s JOURNAL
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
Of COUNTY COMMISSIONERS


Seventh Day al April. 1912, session
May 18th, 1912
The Board convened this day
pursuant 10 their regular adjourn
fnent on April 18Th, 1912 Present.
A. l.. Speakmsn, Chairman. Charles
~ Dllaiush aud Charles e. Nell
son, Commissioners, aud Harry W.
Anderson CLERK.
The following claims against the
Road aud Bridge tunJ were al
lowed and the Auditor Is hereby
instructed 10 draw warrants for
same as follows.
j. &. Frost, Repairing jus
tiff taHe 800 o.. - 9i,~~t'fo
James n freeman. Labor
Henry Payne. Labor Roads, 35.25
Prank DafJough, Labor Roads, 400
J. 4. peafOld, Labor Roads. 800
Niles x Richardson. supplies
hoauS, ...- <.4.r. .r.-.. .... 1901
Simpson Morrow Lumber Co.
] nlnbef Roads. M -. 1885 /
II. A. shirteliff, Supplies
Roads. .... ...... 90
\. j. smith. Team Hire. ~. 1900
he following claims on the Cur
frent Expense Fund were allowed
aud The Auditor is hereby instruct
cd 70 dra~ warrants for same as
follows.
W. .. Kelly. Team Hire. $50
Beatty Baum Chem. Co, sup
+. @. Merrifieid, Photos pri-
purdum 4 purdnm. Cow, Co.
Farm, M IL. III 10000
Piper 4 Islooni. Team Hire. 400
". l.. Thompson. Special
Service Physician, $50 .. "a so
A. n smith Expense quar-
First Nat hank. Court CTS iis.60
Lineoln Go. Natl Hank. Court
whefeuoon the Board adjourned !
until o'clock A ~. tomorrow.
Eighth Day al April, 1912. Session
May ifth 1912 4
A fuii Hoard convened this day
pursuant "a Adjournment
Claihls continued GA he Current 1
Expense fuud
North Siii News. Printing, 3 800 .
II + Lamb Health Physician 5000 n
Leader Pub Co supplies $3.50 !
Shlrlas stats Co. supplies. 4i5 y
Neudcii pub Co Supplies roo q
CIV. hrannan. Hart Inspector, 5000 |"
- q. l5enberk. Team Hire. fl2nO =.
+, q. lsenberg. Expenses i67 30 y
W y. Kennedy. Services Dep
uty Assessor. .4 ...la 600
Geo. . Barnard Co. Supplies 500
Pgfdun & Purdum. Team II
Glass 4 Prudh0mmc Co.. !" y,
Furniture, 500 ~
W =. Nredenbmreh, Court c. q 80 =,
fi fs,,r, MI i'soS. aoodins +. j i
Wendell slale Bank Court Cf 900 "a
lincoln county state Bank. ~ =,
Farmers State Bank. Court ~
CertfS. 22 rs =.
Claims continued on The Road e
and Bridge t'und NJ
Gem state i.unlher Co. Lum- A.
her ltoaas M @tD a.
" a. burkhardi labor Roads, 400 -
she Read osefseers Report 0f
" u. thirkhardi. Of Road Dis 4.
lrict Nos. was examined OF ap- ~
proved -
The petition Of Il. NJ. Parsons ~
and if1 others asking for The con
,lruction OF 4 road commencing nj ~
De northwest corner ~ the north 40
'asi quarter Of Sec "a. A. z s. r.,
=. - = ~. thence running cast =,
q The northeast corner of said "a
Sec "a and thence hy the most AZ
Practicable route 20 The southwest 80 I
orucf ~ the uUlihensi quarter of 10
zee. ~ H. s. a. fi ~ and I
hence east tO connect with the ,n'
'ffsrnt ruuriy read running along ~
De east line az said Sec ~. was ~
y the Hoard considered and grant
The petition of w J. Kislmg p
d. ..If &.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-07
COuntyTreasurer.

1912, NO...........
...... -. 80. =.
CountyTreasurer.
CCertificate to 90 on Back of Bond
COUNTY TREASURER'S CERTIF-
ICATE
hereby certify that / have mad,
the recorI Of this bond as required
by law, dated this ...... day of
........., 1912,
County Treasurer, Lincoln Coun-
ty. Idaho.
COUNTY AUDITORS CERTIFI-
GATE
| hereby certify that the within
bond has been duly registered as
required by law dated this -.
uay OF .... 80, 1912.
Auditor of Lincoln County. Idaho.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED.
! nat for Tic purpose of providing
Tor the payment of the principal
ana interest of said bonds as thew
respectively become due there
shall be and there is hereby levied
a direct annual tax upon all the
taxable property in Lincoln Coun-
w. Idaho, sufficient to produce the
sum of One Thousand Six Hundred
torly-twO Dollars and eleven cents
Isl 642.ff) in each of the wears
1912 to 1880 both inclusive and pro-
VISION to meet the requirements
heleOf shall in due Time. manner
and season be annually hereafter
made.
The following claims were exam
med and allowed on the Road and
Bridge Fund and the Auditor is
hereby instructed to draw warrants
Tor ,ne same:
! homas Jaycox, Road Ply. s35. 90
JStrander Lumbsr Co., Lum-
The ' Following ing claims We're 200 a4t
nnhlned and allowed on the Current |
Expense Fund and the Auditor is
l"reby ordered to draw warrants |
or the same.
N. Walker, Deputy As
!. E. dearsly. Removing '
wilson Burkhardt Juror Cert. rs
{. Haynes. Bailiff, 49,. 1900
L. Darrah. Concrete Work
!. B. Hughes PLUMBING i S9'3 20
lcFall Hotel, Board Comms. 500
ohnson Il Haddock. Refund
. NJ. Niles, Refund taxes. III
disalloWed 2.45.
HE annual financial statement
the Auditor for the fiscal wear ,
lding April ist, A. d. 1912. was ,
Inc Board examined and is ;
erehy approved.
N me matter of the sealed bids |
Fr9nk Glen, C.. +. Borden and '
en- state Lumber Co. to fllrn- g
h coal for the County: it appear /
6 &c The Board that all bids ale '
enucal. d is hereby ordered that I
minimum car said car not to r
.cee0 $4,000 lbs) of lump coal be- +,
rQlshed by each party bidding. .
id coal TO be either Hiawalha or
lstle Valley.
IN ihe matter of the County De- :
lsilory Bond Of This Bank. &
Inc certificate of Ten Thousand a
lvuOel Dollars bond of the Hager- a
q. Steit Ddllk OF HaEermau. d
aho. with the American Surety +
B. of New York. was by the Board +
amlned and approved. y
Upon The application of d. Craw- E !
RI. probation officer, that She {
pad monthly and the County
torney having heretofore an
owed said application it is hereby
iered that the County Auditor \
y monthly said salary of $4,000 ;,
2 month. y
The application of f. f. Sargent II
a refund upon taxes upon the / W
"a of See. 32-S-f7 was BY the 81
ard investigated and denied for Il
lSon that said application should Ct
We been made during the time of a,
ializaiiOn of this Board. ~
Nhereupon the Board adjourned :,
e die. :,
\. L. SPEAKAiAN, Chairman. pl
est: II
larry w. ANDERSON. Clerk 81
lo Exhibit 1879 CronS
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-07

der The authority o. and in con-
formity with Article Chapter 2
Title ii of the Revised Political
Code of IuahO as amended.
IL is hereby certified and reclted
that all acts, conditions and things
required to be done precedent TO
and in the issuing of this bond
hay,. been done, happened and been
performed in regular and due form
as required by law; that the IN
debtedness refunded into this
bond was and is a valid, binding
and subsisting obligation OF Lin
coin County: that a direct annual
tax has been levied upon all the
taxable property and that the total
indebtedness of said Lincoln COun- |
ty, including this bond does not |
exceed the constitutional or statu-
tory limitation.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the
Board of County Commissioners of
Lincoln County, Idaho, has caused
the seal of said Board TO be here
10 affixed and has caused this
bond to be signed by the Chairman
Of said Board, attested by the
Clerk and counter signed by the
County Treasurer and has caused
he annexed interest coupons to be
signed with the fac simile sigma
ure of said treasurer this list
lay of July, 1912.
Chairman of the Board of COun-
Aitrst:.. ... .. 49,.
y Commissioners. :
Clerk.
.Ountersigned, .. .. 49,. 80.
County Treasurer.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-07
COUPON

On the first day of (July) Jan
uafy), 49,. the County of Lincoln
in the State of Idaho, promises to
pay TO bearer. Dollars at the bank
ing house of f. II. Rollins & Sons
IN the City of New York, State of
New York, for interest due that
day on its refunding bond July 1,
1912, No.......
..... 80. g. 49,. 80. ..
COunfvTpaasupap
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-07
Certificate to 90 on Back of Bond
COUNTY TREASURER'S CERTIF-
ICATE

>. I hereby certify That ! have made
The recorl Of this bond as required
by law, dated this ...... day of
...., 1912.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-07
TY AUDITORS CERTTFI-
CATE

| hereby certify that the within
bond. has been duly registered as
required by law dated this 49,.
day of 49,. 80, 1912.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-01-19
MEDICINE Ma Read it.

Medicine Via '-Read II.
Clerk-Before l TOOK your elixir
nv face was sight. You olght
20 see it nov. Send me another
bottle for my mother in-law.
Jud-on Swift, the secretary of
the American Tract Socinty, was
delivering an eloquent address in
favor IF temperance when listener
>hou,ed:
But, Mr.. Swift, lots If babies
are brought up bv the bottle. F"
Yes, Mr.. Swift retorte1, land
lots of men and women are brought
down by it,"
Jimson-I woulden't hang a man
OIL any expert" testimony Of
doctors. Would you?
Jsmeson-Not if were in good
health.
"Humphl What's that to dc
with IN"
Il haven't much faith in doctors
when I'm wei"
MENTAL. CALENDAR. One o.
ar cittZens has tv, lie a Nenta
e lend ar Whereby one can ascer.
'aIn anv day y. the week o date
'hr ughnnt the year without re
ierine to a ca'e.,dar or almanac
Application has been made for :
copv-igh..
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-01-19
OLD HICKORY CHIPS
NoM TX

Yes the Democratic Nations
Convention will meet in Baltimo'
June 25th and name the next Pres
dent of, the U. S.
The R. pnb lean Convention wi
meet in Chicogo June 18th an.
name a skillful pilot tor . sal
river trip.
Perhaps his deter mipation {
maintain silence is one of tb
good resolutions that T. R. mad
Just before 1912 started.
Wonder if LaFollette draw.
mileage pay while making a cam
paigu tour?
Ohio voted LaFollette to r.
'.,he logical candidate but didn'
quite take him for hers.
Uncle Sam will let DR.. Sur
take tryout at sitting tbetrouble.
waters Of China before extending
official recognition to the alleged
new republic.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-01-19
JUDGE BErHURUM MAKES
POWERFUL APPEAL FOR
Mnn pEVENTION

VIVID ENE v ASA~ 49,
EXTRACTS of address before Circuit:
Judoes meeting held IN Louis
Vile the last of December"
Speaking upon the subject o
.'Oan the Mob Be Prevented or
Punisoed by the State. Judge
y. I. Bethurum Of Somerset dis
cussed practically every phrase OF
the question, and his words were
loudly appiauded by members OF
the Kentucky Circuit urges
Association. The address is as
follows:
This. association of circuit
Judges has been frequently enter
tanned by strong and able address
es deiiveted by men OF great
power and ability at former meet
inss. but I must say that the sub
iect discussed upon these occasions
although of great Impotence IN
the people generally. furnishing
food for the deepest thought. and
the discussion Of which no doubt
resulted 10 great benefit to all the
;rdo~s We, I doubt II the associa-
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-01-19
CLIMATE ASIAN ASSET.


In telling the recources Of the
South. bat little has been said
hitherto ahout its elm te. Al
the world knows something of rs
core and c Mtop and tobacco. and
since the great war something, too
has been published about its
mineral wealth and the means at
hand to develop il. One except
ional asset meanwhile has been
practically ignored, namely, its
wonderful climate.
The value of a superb climate
and what IT NAV do for locality
stands confessed in the story OF
the South of France and of Cali
fornia. II used to be said OF
Southern California that 1t lad
nothing but its climate, and at the
time il was said this Was largely
true. But Southern California 10.
div is one of the richie st regions in
all America, il not 10 all the world:
Its climate attracted m 10 laires
who were in quest of health and
wealth, with resulting luxury and
development.
Experts COW tell US that the
framed salubrious. climate III Cali
forula is exactly duplicated in
Georgia and Alabama; that there
is ra difference between the two.
ii that the time is not distant
WHEN Tins fact will be known and
appreciated.
Granted that such IS now the
Gaze, then the South has matt estly
the advantage.
] Is loug journey from New
York TO Los Angeles even under
the best conditions But from
NV York TO Augusta and Mobile
by and is trip accompllshe
within a few hours, while by water
it is q cruise oil like number OF
DAYS II is said that the wealth of
G ahIm hniS nOy no end OF
plea. are in brief VOYAGES to the
Bnrmudas, and, that tie nun Der
Of T, Inrists to those islands in quest
of recre alton or health IS ste "liIv
Increasing. When plans now out
line,i for developingshe States Of
Georgia and Alabama as health
ami pleasure resorts have been
carried out, such voyages, Mt
doubt. will he extended furthtI
South, and such tourists will find
on the South Atlantic coast wi at
they had suppos d could only he
known in California.
Plans are being pushed to build
great and luxurious hotels along
the South Atlantic coast, so tina,
wealth may find there what it Is
willing to pa for handsomely
elsewhere. These resorts are to
be connected by well kept public
roads. over which automobiles
may be driven with safety. And
speedy the South may wake up
to find its climate an asset and
source of revenue. not one whit
behind its assets of corn and cotton
srd tobacco.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-01-19

When buying cough medicine
= r children hear in rind that
hamht rlain's Co Oh Remedy is
most effectual for co Us. ',oup and
ub' OPT, g coug5 and II at it contains
no harmful drug tor sale by
Chas & Davis.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-01-19
FRIGHTFUL POLAR WIND.

,loV with t-rr' f j.: t.,i,e st the faA
north and play h 40: whit skin
causing red rous h or sore chapped
iaHd> and lips. that need Buck len $
Arm ca Sal e to teal them, II
mases h. SKIN soft and smooth.
u rivaled for cold sores. also burns
boils. sores ulcers. cuts. bIuises and
plies % ly rs cents at Chas @.
Davis.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-01-19
A GIRLS WILD MIDNIGHT


To warn people of fearful for
est fire in the Catskills young
girl rode horseback at midnight
and saved many lives. Her deed
Was glorious but lives are often
saved by Dr.. Kings New Discovery
in curing lung trouble, coughs al d
colds. which might hive ended in
consumption or pneumonia. III
culed me OF dreadful. cough and
lungs disea e." writes w. R. Pat
tersou, Wellington, Tex, "after
four in our family hsd died witt
cor sumption, and I gained 81
pounds. Nothing SUE and safe
Tor all throat and lung trouble.
Price s and $I.'o. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by Chas E. ID
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-01-19

When give as soon the Group
cough app.srs Chamberlain
Cough Reu eIv will ward off :
alta, K of cop and prevent
dan, err and cause Of ann
III usa IDS Of mothers use l.
c7ssfully, Sold by Chas c. d.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-01-19
S andard OH has or have raised

s andsrd OIL has or have raised
trlces.
President Taft orders the re
vision of schedule K, and it is
Suspected that he would also like
oIevi>e thh T. R. schedule
IN Axe" reports that three
r, ads last week ontracted tor
1902 kegs Of sp kes. R .ilfoads
v dent,v going To il Mr.. Pros
eIi:y oxn good AID strupg.
Thi> is he big Democratic year
eve d t.+r h about.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-01-19

OF sucn UNIVERSAL ana Woe Spteau
infefesr, OF such protoupd impoI t
ance. as the subject. eau The
Mob.b be Prevented or Punished by
the Stale?
HARD QUESTION TO
.NowES X. y
! z" That is question 10 whici.s'
is very difficult to give sstls
factory or even a plausible answer
Men trained in the sciersse of III
law and of craftsmanship hs
been confronted with this que>tio
since the very dawn of Civilization
and have been endeavor,ng
formulate or originate some me,h
whereby the mob may be pre- ente'
and the law of the land a'lo we'd
take its due course in the regula,l"
of society and in the punishme
of c ,me, but, it seems. INA, not
whist nding the fact that men OF
{, Wering genius. great leaders and
ciyi. patio. have, spent ages in
this ,auLable undertaking, yet the
tact remains that the question is
no more nearly answered today
than it was thousand years ago
Ibis much being conceded, judge
that what | NAV offer in This con-
nection will not furnish a genuine
correct solution of the question
that will settle it to the satisfaction
IF all.
But while it may be utterallv
impossible to prevent the forma-
ton of the mob. yet 1 am a firm
believer in the doctrine of the
ultimate triumph of The right. and
in the end the -ertain and complete
ov rthrow Of the wrong, and while
It may be difficult to. so control
society as that the mob, will be
entirely eliminated. yet / feel alb
solutely certain that by the appli-
cation OF the proper means it is
oossible to practically weed it out
from amongst us md substitute
herefor law and order. To
this requires great patiei e.
EDUCATION is REMEDY
In the first place, / lake it t
our people. to fully appreciate IT.
value and meaning Ct the Law,
ITS broadcast sense, shout n
thoroughly educated. / be i:,c
that no wicked, l.wlesi act {,
violence was ever Matched in IN,
breast Of tn ,rOughly edu Gated
r 6 led and cultured people Id
not mean to say (aud d. not wi,I.
to be understood that the unlearn
ed and illiterate of the land consi'
tute the lawless masses. Ther.
are many mi lions Of Struggling !.
,lliterate people who have as hIgl
-egard for the law, as far as TIT, y
understand il, and "a high ideal
4 life, as man, OF The more 70,
innate who have attained to III.
.ofiiest standards OF IN, ntal exec =
en- e, but it cannot tie denie'
hat education the broad ching ~
he intellectual horizon-.t is Ii
surest way to implant in the hnma'
mind and breast the proper respet
for The law and its orderly an
decent enforcement. This is bu
natural. The better development
We get of the mind, the more W
search into the unfathomed depths
of the sciences and the arts, th
more we read of the philosopher
and law givers, and of their gre.
productions, the more we learp o
our great scheme of representative
governmept--the wonder and mar
vel of the world-the more "
reason and think, the bette
equipped we are for citizenship;
and when a criminal approache
person thus entrenched an
equipped with suggestion that
commit a crime or do some sorl
Of violeuc the developed ano
trained mind and indignant
spurns the suggestion. But tn
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-01-19

ton has ever had before il subject
Of such universal and wide spread
interest, OF such proioupd import
ance. as the subject. eau The
Mob. be Prevented or Punished by
the Stale?
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-22
In Effort to Save Life OF Po-
lice Officer
ON STAND FOR BECKER


"" YORK t,t - .f.gN So. a
KING IF the NewSDo>~. indicted ~.
tn" four Guumen fot tn, nf,l.,
Herman I;osentha1 tslei - unfusl
on the witness >tand Al todsyS sos
sion If Police Lieutenant Bees.
tt1al hs version u an alleged COPS
S~iir"@, 10y sA1nhlers Is kHI Eo>eltasl
"n9 frame Up Becker Ton tho nar
der. Through MN the de-. n>e danced
to g" far in proving its contention that.
Becker had nothing l. do w5th tbs.
murder but VAS linus II tie t.o..ul.G
conspiracy.
But much Of Sanlyau.s stea> ~
untold. That part which Justice Ostn
admitted was based upon tc~timof<
"lleady given hy Rose. Weber, Nd
Ion and Schepps. sullivan not only
denied portions Of their testimony but
declared that after the murder Web
Der and Rose told him they vtrr
going 10 frame Becker and turn hlm
"Ntr TO the district Attorney
They told Sullivan. according Ia hs
testimony. that they would fran.
Becker, Waldo, OF the mayor" r ne
essary 10 save their own lives.
sullivan became ~petulant When
Justice Golf narrowed his testimony
to contradiction of previous witnesses $.
Again and again he begged the court
to give me ten minutes 10 explain
this thing" once he asked for 4
chance. mot only for my SAKE. tat
for Gods sake
When JOIN +. Mcintyre. chief #
Beeker's counsel. turned him over to
the State for cross-eXamination, SUN
Van became belligerent.
Did YOU ever collect money from
d~isorderly houses?' asked Mr.. Moss.
you might as well ask me" sui
van retorted, If | ever collected
money from Standard OIL or AIeh-
bold"
District Attorney Whitman. Bcekrr's
prosecutor, virtually was forced On
he stand as q witness, for tho de
Tense Immediately before Sullivan had
testified. Mr.. Whitman SAID he had
made StipulatiOns with Rose. Weber.
WALTON and Schepps. the states chief
witnesses against Becker before they
agreed to turn states evidence. These
StipulatlOns were not disclosed har
Mr.. Whitman, agreeing To p|rodNc"
them in court sWore that he haa not
! promised the four immunity.
Former District Attorney Icronl"
land Police COMMISSIONER Waldo PIE
eeded Nj. Whitman bur Mr.. jerome
was alloWed'to answer 2oniy one
question:.
MIR. Waldo testified that he and
not Becker had ordered 4 policeman
stationed in ROscnthafs gambling
place after Becker had raided Ut.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-22

Other terrible DAYS wee IT, I.,..v
the days I'll Valley Iorg,. and ,
koen has left with rs fannie. Is
faphi description = Cen I|7n-uEaS
surrender ri Charleston I'M 1.>t. ana
OF the horrible treatment La un n
the continental troops Were ~4n5s II
VINO found themselves prisoners uf
the victorious British army. The bot
cllnla'e. the nncieanIy ana vr.t.hea
condition q III prison ships. ,ts.
uhWh"IeSome and insufficient food
mae those days 80 imprisonment
at It Moultrie rival in horror the
worst days al Valley Fors. of tn
$500 troops who were ttI.er ,.Itst
on MAJ L. 1850, only 100 survived
when they We're patroIled. and II
these, our hero was. one.
rs 70 other battles or experiences
IN which koen shared w have no
RECORD historical Or truditionaI. tut
according u his Grand2al2htars
account. learned from his own lips.
he served his country unul tn, VIC
tory at Yorktown was Won and peace
at hand.
When the long years # H-htin2
were over. John kocn~ returned IL his
home. During his absence. tire ko.n
plantation was managed by William
itilipIc. Il |Htl-lhoG. whose pretty
young daughter. Susannah WON the
heart Of the brave soldier. and con
scented TO ne his bride. After some
years Of happin,Is, the young Wife
died, ana a few Vars later W hnd
Jahn koen taking for a second Wife
q widow, Christian ~Iiollowt1l. OFFER
quimans. shortly after his return
home, koen was made Colonel of the
militia in the Edenton district. and
for his bravery and faithful service
during the f;eVolution the govern
ment awarded him d pension which
was paid until his death in 1910.
The Sir Walter Raleigh Chapter
d. +. of Elizabeth city. y. 6. have
been promised by the War Depart
ment q stone TO mark the grave Of
this gallant soldier. and hope ere the
year is over to erect 1t at his resting
place nea ItOSedale.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-22
THE TALL, OF \ BILL.

BY jfnso' but Tn feeling blue,
For I've not had d single sou
Since I escorted Dolly Bright
Unto the skoW the other niSht.
/ annot help but get a chill
Whene'er | think upon that bill.
Now here it is in black and white.
Something fierce? You have it right,
Taxi fare and tip to driver
Got away with one Whole.....S 3,oO
Tickets, second row tQuite nif-
ty),
Also opera glass ............ so
Cost the whole of ...,........ 80
And then d feed at Rector's.
ShuckS' y
I wish I'd kept those ....... 30
When we came out | did con-
triNe
To slip the d~oornlan -
And then q small bouquet
bought err
For tina | only couShed -. 20
AT last for starting home twas
time.
We took the subway rain. 10
Then. heavens, / Was i'll 4 pickle.
had to ask ner for ........ -
To get back home. That nIGfl
] sWore
I'd be a Give one nevermore.
Hereafter for no girl alive
Vii spend slo.'S
Homer Croy. in Judge.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-22
SPARKS.

It i Impossible for the average man
10 explain the tariff 10 4 woman be-
cause the average man doesn't under
stand either the woman or the tariff.
Many a man has failed because he
succeeded too well.
\ principle of government is q poor
substitute for governmental principle.
some peoples idea Of heaven seems
10 lie that il is = place where every
body works at Testlng-JGd5 : IL
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