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New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
BRINGING GRIEF TO THE WAITER.

When one sends the waiter back 30 the
kitchen with dish for any reasoV whatso-
ever the waiter may, II would appear. be
walking straight toward grief. judging from
the following excerpt from the same publ
cation:
"A waiter serving 4 lobster TO party
was sent back with II. because II was bad.
The manager told the waiter to clear out. II
he was not able TO sell his goods, and hit
him in the face The waiter is now suing
through our lawyers for 5000 damages.
How vastly more easy il is for waiter
to collect a tip from patron than from
head waiter Of an establishment Is lndl-
Gated in the following incident as tod OF
one Of Broadways lobster palaces:
"A waiter was charged IS cents for three
missing coffee spoons by the head waiter
and paid the amount 70 him. Soon after
ward he was told TO clear out, without any
further reason. Next day the man came
to work again. When the head waiter, who.
by the way. Is a very powerful man, saw
him In the dining room he not only insulted
but also assaulted the waiter nearly break
ing his arm in an attempt to throw him out.
The waiter was attended by doctor, and ia
now out Of work, not being able to use the
arm The head waiter was called UP to our
headquarters. where he claimed that the
waiter had called him a thief first After
cross-examining him this was found to be
without foundation. the waiter only having
told him You got my money The head
walter was asked TO make good for the loss
Of wages and tips of the waiter for the time
that he will be incap apacitated. He was will
Ing to pay the wages, but not the tips. and
IN consequence the case was turned over to
our lawyer Of the Labor Secretariat'
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26

Dan w. Bannister has returned 70
the city after several months absence
in northern Minnesota in the interests
of the Dakota Mutual Life Insurance
Co. IA
David Jones, Jr. underwent an op.
Grafton for the removal Of tonsils
and adenoids last Saturday. He was
able to attend school Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Griswold of
Arlington, visited friends in the city
last week. Mr.. Griswold had an OPP
Grafton performed for the relief Of
eye trouble.
The Aberdeen News of Friday last,
refers to DR.. r. Rifenbark locating at
that city and says he is a son OF Rev.
Duane Rifenbark, for many years pre-
siding elder of the WATERFOWL dis
trict of the Methodist church. The
young M. D. will practice osteopathy.
Ralph Pruyn of Clark was in the
city Tuesday putting on the finishing
touches of advertising for the Clark
county fair, which will be held at
Clark October /, 2 AID 8. The mana
cement have been untiring in their
efforts to get up Some of the most az.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26
Thos. H. Davis,
City Auditor.
sHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue of an execution, issued
out of and under the seal of the mu-
nicipal court, in and for the City Of
Watertown, County of Codington and
State of South Dakota, upon Judg-
ment rendered and docketed in the
said Court, on the oath day of Sep.
TENDER, 1912, in an actioon wherein
Charles E. Park is Plaintiff and Gin
ton Avery is Defendant, in favor of
the said Plaintiff and against the said
Defendant, for the sum of s6S.72, judy
ment and costs, which execution was
directed and delivered to me, as Sher-
if in and for said County of Coding-
ton. l have this 25th day of Septem-
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26
ORDINANCE NO. APP

introduced by Commissioner Snyder
An Ordinance Requiring all Drop
and Rear Doors Upon Buildings Or
Rooms Used for Certain Purposes 10
Swing Outward.
BE 1t Ordained by the Board Of Com
nissioners Of the City OF Water.
town, South Dakota: #
Section !. doors Must Swing out.
ward. d All owners, lessees, Of proprie!
tors or persons In control Of any my
building. or rooms used for public
meeting places, theatres opera houses,
schools, public or private churches,
public halls or rooms, Or halls for
shows 81 amusement purposes, shall
before allowing the public On patrons
TO congregate or assemble In such
ny building rooms Or hall cause all
doors affordlng an ingreas. and ali
doors affording an egress from said
building or rooms, to be arranged
anu constructed so as ia swing out.
ward from the interior Of said building
III room.
SECTION tPsnaIty. Any per
son or persons arm Of corporation,
syitolating any AZ ire provisions of
this ordinaHce . shall be deemed guilty
tof M s(i emHanor Z and shssIi ,Iu6i,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26


thereof, pay a fine Of not less than
Five, nor more than one Hundred
Dollars. Is IS.
Section il. This Ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after its approval.
Passed first reading September IS.
1912, i.
Passed second reading September
90, 1912. 4 .% JS
Approved September %. 1912.
H. A. Wagner, ~
Mayor.
Seal:
Thos.. H. Davis,
City Auditor. @ Is
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26
Sber. 1912 levied d d 81 iihf
and interest Of sai ID SiSnfi slissSs

SD0tsek ~ 6IxUSM44 3
and interest Of dun sSsnidis oIiIs2s
ton Avery, In ana III 4ol Ii
described personal Il property fo, B:
One mattress, one couch ose hsi1 IL
one DRESSER, one Is biii;ss 0 s5diI2
rocker one table, y mil E rcck srSa
one gasoline stove t s;SSI
high:chairs, two rock ON. fystos III airs
three dining chairs, one sinai ~ 81
rocker, two springs. two u com. II
plete, one sanitary conc cne book
case and writing desk cunt ined, sWo
boxes and contents. and tyvoS larae
boxes and cont
Notice is Hereby siiYen sthe 81
undersigned, as Sheriff aforesaid VIII
sell the above described PERSONA
properly to the highest bidder for
cash, at public auction. az the mont
door Of the Skinner NYarehonse, To-
Gated at 2l9 East Kemp Avenue, irij
the City Of WATERFOWL County Isl
Codington, State Of south Dakota, 81
Monday the 7th day Of Octoher 1sl
at two o'clock Fl. ~ 4 Of that day. to !
satisfy said execution together With
interests and costs thereon.
Dated this 18th day of Septemb
1912.
Frank Elkins, sss
Sheriff Of codington Count
Sherin & Sherin,
Attorneys for Plain iff IDLE
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26

tractive fairs ever held in CLARK cour,-
ty. There will be entertainment ga
lore, for the large, small old and
young. Horse races and political;
speakers Of the day will be present.
The. main attraction will bes q camp
Of Indians from the sisseton reserv VA
ton, in the northeast part OF the
state. A stage coach being held upi
and rescued will be features Of the
Indian show. 55 81
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26
ORDINANCE NO. All.

introduced by Commissioner Snyder
An Ordinance Regulating the Free.
ton and Use of Smoke Stacks in the
City Of Watertown, South Dakota.
Be it Ordained by the Board of Com
missioners of the City of Water
town, South Dakota:
Section l. (How Constructed)
That no person or persons, firm or
corporation, shall erect. construct or
use any smoke stack or chimney Of
any stationary steam engine, or Of
any steam laundry or factory, or Of
any steam works of any kind, now
or hereafter operated or used in the
| City of Watertown, unless the same
shall be so constructed, arranged and
used that the sparks, cinders, COAL
ashes or smoke therefrom shall not
become injurious, or dangerous to the
health, comfort, or to the property Of
! individuals, or the public, nor mater
| tally impair the comfort of persons
or property within the city.
Section 2. (Same.l That all such
smoke stacks now or hereafter used
and operated, shall be constructed and
arranged in such manner and of such
material as to be safe from causing
fire and shall be of such height from
the ground as not, in any manner, to
cause a violation of this ordinance.
Section 8. (Powers of Mayor and
Board.) That whenever in the opin-
ion Of the Mayor Of the City, any such
smoke stack or chimney is causing
or is in any danger of causing a vio-
lation of this ordinance, he shall at
once order or direct such smoke stack
or chimney to be reconstructed or
repaired Of proper and safe material,
or raised to such height or SO ar
ranged, within such reasonable time
as he may fix, SO that the same win
be in compliance with the provisions
Of this ordinance, or the Board Of
Commissioners, may, when 1t deems
any smoke stack or chimney danger
Gus to the health Of the inhabitants
or injurious to such a degree as to
be nuisance, order the same torn
down or extended up or otherwise
remedied SO that the same shall COM
ply with this ordinance.
Section A. (Penaltyt) Any per-
son or persons, firm or corporation,
violating or causing to be violated
any Of the provisions of this ordin-5
ance, shall upon conviction be fined
in sum not exceeding one hundred
dollars, and each day, such violation
is allowed to exist shall constitute
ia separate offense.
Passed first reading September 16,
1912.
Passed second reading September
2S, 1912.
Approved September 20. 1912
=, "a. Wagner,
Mayor
Attest:
Thos. H Davis,
City Auditor Ii
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26
Approved September %, 1912.
H. A. Wagner,
Mayo
Attest:
Thos. H. Davis,
City Auditor. i
ORDINANCE NO. A2a.
introduced by Commissioner Bush

introduced by Commissioner Bush,
An Ordinance Regulating Sidewalk
and Providing for the Cleaning There.
Of
Be it Ordained by the Board OF Com,
missioners of the City Of Water,
town, South Dakota:
Section l. rubbish on Sidewalk !
That hereafter it shall be unlawful
for any person or persons, firm OF
corporation, or the owner or occupant
of any lot or lots, or private grounds
abutting on any public sidewalk in
the City of Watertown to allow any
mud. rubbish, debris, or obstruction
to be or remain on such sidewalk
along such abutting property. for
more than twelve hours.
Section 2. (Penalty.) Any per.
son or persons, firm or corporation,
violating the provisions of Section |
of this Ordinance shall upon convic-
ton thereof, be fined in a sum not
exceeding Twenty Dollars.
Passed first reading September 16,
1912.
Passed second reading September
23, 1912.
Approver September %, 1912.
H. A. Wagner,
Mayor.
Attest:
Thos. H. Davis,
City Auditor 1900 L
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26
MANY DRIVEN FROM HONE Il III:

Every year In many parts Of the
country. thousands are driven from
their homes by coughs and lung di-
seases. Friends and business are left
behind for other climates. but this Il
costly and not always sure. A better
way the way Of multitude IL to useI
Dr.. Kings New Discovery and cnrsl
yourself at home. Stay right there,
with your friends. and take this safe
medicine. Throat and lung troubles
find quick relief and health returns
Its help in coughs, colds, srip, croipsj
whooping-cough and sore lungs make
st a positive blessing. Soc and Sl.0O.S
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by I'D.
druggists. 1a.lSs
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26
City Commissioners
Official Proceedings
COMMISSIONERS CHAMBERS

Watertown, S. D., Sept, %, 1912
Board of Commissioners met, Mayor
i Wagner presiding. Present at rol
call, Commissioners Snyder, Whooley
bush, Countryman and Mayor Wag
ner.
Petition read asking for telephone
In City Scale House. On motion re
ferred to the Commissioner OF Streets
and Alleys. Mayor Wagner ordered
the opening of Bids for the printing
of bonds.
Bids were presented and read from
News Publishing Company, VIII R
Lambert and Public Opinion Publish
ing Co. Commissioner Whooley NOV.
ed that Public Opinion Publishing Co
offering lowest bid that same be &C.
cepted. Carried. Commissioner Sny.
der moved that the reading of Ordi-
over. Carried.
Ordinance No. AIS read second time
and passed by vote Of five ayes and
no nays
Ordinance No. A19 read second time
and passed by vote Of five ayes and
no nays.
Ordinance No. APO read second time
and passed by vote of five ayes and
no nays.
nd inc
and passed by vote of FIVE ayes and
(, no nays.
Ordinance No. A22 read second time
and passed by vote Of FIVE ayes and
no nays.
Ordinance No. ABB read second time
: and passed by vote Of five ayes and
no nays.
Ordinance No A24 read second time
and passed by vote Of five ayes and
no nays.
Ordinance No. A25 read second time
and passed by vote of five ayes and
no nays.
Ordinance No. A26 read second time
and passed by vote Of five ayes and
no nays. -
Ordinance No. APT read second time
and passed by vote of five ayes and
no nays.
Ordinance No. A2S introduced by
Commissioner Snyder and passed 1st
reading, ss,..
Ordinance No. APO introduced by
Commissioner Whooley and passed
list reading, q
Ordinance No. ADO introduced by
Commissioner Bush and passed first
reading.
Resolution No. X25 introduced by
Commissioner Bush and adopted by
vote Ave ayes no nays.
Commissioner Whooley moved the
purchase of adding machine for city
I purposes. Carried by vote four ayes
no nays.
u Moved by Commissioner Snyder
that the matter OF opening alley run
ming east and west in Woodlawn Park
Addition be referred to the Commits
ssfoner Of Streets and Alleys for final
settlement one way or the other
Carried by vote three ayes no nays.
The following bills were read and
on motion allowed
S214 Burroughs Adding Machine
Co. -. 6. {. q. $4,000
215 Il. r. Jones u. 5000
s2ls Nv, IS. Mott Co 81. I. u. 1900.
cir III. r.. Allen ..9.s... 1892.
2t8 City Pay Roll 8: y. .1317045
21s News Publishing Co. 50So$
800 Hess 4 Rau 3.454
221 n. d. Scott 3..5. ....,.s 4.S0
on motion board adjourned.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26

or roadway, except the same be Sc,
curely guarded SO as to prevent the
injury of any person or persons or
animals passing upon or along said
streets, alleys, public ground or trav-
eled path or roadway.
Section 5. (Obstructing Sidewalk,
No person shall place any goods or
merchandise for sale or exhibition up
on any sidewalk, or suspend any goods
over the same for show; or deposit
thereon, or cause or suffer to be de-
case, box or any other package ex-
cept as provided in the next section
nor shall any person, place, hang or
maintain on or over any sidewalk,
any sign. which shall extend more
that three feet from the building to
which it is attached or belongs, ex-
cept electrical or gas display signs,
which may extend over the sidewalk,
as far as the curb line, provided such
sign shall not be less than twelve
feet above the sidewalk.
| Section 6. Goods on Sidewalk.) 1t
shall be lawful for any person to
place on three feet in width of the.
outer edge of the sidewalk in front
of his premises, for period not ex.
ceeding ten hours. any goods or mer-
cIo too in1, !, I, ~, the7 onf
of receiving or delivering. 1t shall
also be lawful for any person to dis.
play on or over sidewalk in front of
and within two feet of the building
by him used as his place of business.
any goods. wares or merchandise.
Provided, that no goods or merchan-
disc thus displayed shall be left on or
over such sidewalk during the night.
Section L Buildings and Streets.)
No person shall erect or maintain any
building in such a position that the.
same shall stand in whole or In part
upon any public street, road, alley or
sidewalk in said City, or SO construct
ed that any part OF the building prop
er shall project into or over such
street, road, alley or sidewalk;
foyiueu' 'hat ~. win.o y ? oui'A p
coih,ces anu o.her pio'eo.ionS = ~ 9
, building from the first story, may ex-
tend over the adjoining street, road,
$500, s,,a,, 80,
Is
~, at,.,at
M, ,,ra I $ :, a { a.,
ans, a,;a.ta,f saat or any stem area or.
thar "a. Z nn,,rt enanc r. any building
so extending mora HAN thirty inches.
nor & Ii ali any person erect in any
nnb,,c street Or. road, any fight of
! stairs leading To the second or any
higher story If any, bufIding
81, 1, 5,
fratasa .,rba owna .. ~ .,,, ,,,,;,l M
& s; a r,tu X \, ) 81 4 IN, !, =.
~ a., /; i. -
basement or cellar Of such5 building
shall guard such stairway wftbsa s,Il,.
| 8stantial railing NOT less than t,,ree
Feet Zee high and the entrance to s,,cb
I stairw N shall be q right angles is
1.-THE street from which entry Is made
sact,o,, d 5r,a,,, 5, 81, III
a ID i i, I, $500
lain INV nina IL. AIN, f,n,,, ~, j. e
81 anv b,,i,ding 4 s,,c,,7 ), Tositio, d, 3
water discharged thereby NAV it flo,,
UPON 81 over aa,y nnblic sidewalk
section ii d ,,i,,. 4, ! II 81, ia
81 a., ] @ ~ !, q,
arirss 4. Lad fraa O.. il.
rIrivs ~ lad anys =, ,a,,,s, q,
mai mon INV n,,h,;c IA a. II II M
CITY Of Watertown 81 draw a. nropel
sor force to Be drawn 3or propalle,l
thereon any vehicle ordin ariIy drawn
Eby horses, unless Il be necessary IL
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-26

STATEMENT o Fs RESOURCES AND
.'ss LIABILITIES OF City OF Wa.
TERToWN, AUGUST stst,
1912.
Resources. ".
unremunerative9 and Realiz
able .,5, s.. !. sssssS, 90
unremunerative and I'm
realizable Il. u ..i. 733, 687. 061
Treasureris Cash . &. !. !. ss,3s6.153
Sidewalk Assessments ..,. s7S,ss
sGodington County Tax Col
lection Account II. !. I. !. ,824s45
y 81 .2ss .65i
Liabii titles. ss
Bonds !. $40, 15s .O09
Outstanding War; ants i. &c. 02s. No.
Surplus &. !. Z. II 10 1853. To-
sI27,2ss,sss
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-05
'lA |
Be ! [ One
WHAT CONSTITUTES a GIG CAR.
81 NlvAl COMPANY.
Something About the Big ear,soe.
Show That Will Appear q Far.
40 Fair Week.

Do you know what really comprises
. carnival company?
In the first place there are twenty to
twenty-five cars that are used to hau;
the show from place to place. There 10
general manager and . whole corps
Of agents and attendants. just a. there
are with circus, and about the only
real difference between the carnival
ana circus lies In the fact that the car.
nival has more diversifed lot Of at
fractions.
For instance. the Barkoot company
that 10 to appear at the state fair at
Fargo during the week Of July % has
twenty-fiv cars ana the following sep
arate and distanct line Of shows:
The great white way. the riding de.
Vices. which include . flying carnival,
the circus and monster hippodrome,
the great wild animal show, the min
strel show. the only and original tur.
key trot the Oriental far east show.
Who IL Emma? The Seven In One
show. The Crazy House. The Flying
Jennie. The Guthriss. Electrica and
several more.
Why. It will take you all week to get
around this attraction alone.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-05
RACES BETWEEN
Two BIRD men
elPLANE. AND MoNoPLANE WILL
BE AT FARGO STATE FAIR.
Jimmy Ward and George Mssaeh Dem.
onstrate in tho Air What Can
Be Done in War.

Ever see an aviation race or meet?
If you haven't and want to see the
most thrilling thing that ever took
place in the state Of North Dakota, be
at the state fair during the week Of
July %. in the city Of Fargo.
At huge expense Jimmy Ward, the
famous birdman, who carried the let.
ter for General Grant, driving his fifty
horse power Curtiss biplane. Shooting
Star. and George Mesach, the great
French aviator Of international repu-
tation. who carried a letter for POST
master General Hitchcock, have been
secured and will drive his Borel.
Mathis monoplane in wild ride to
show the superiority over the other
machines II he can do so. This will be
q thriller 30 far as races go.
These two great birdmen are licen-
sed and have all Of the tricks Of the
business. They will give a demon-
stration here while hundreds Of feet
In the air Of the use to which the air.
ships will be placed In time Of war.
They expect to show how possible Il
IL to drop from the clouds great
bombs that would almost annihilate
IN army. They will nll their gas
tanks and go 1000 or 5000 feet in the
air. and then slide down to earth again
as gently a. bird. They will do all
the dips Of death. and give such Q
demonstration as was never seen In
the northwest before.
These two men have the reputation
OF being the most daring Of all the
birdmen. and az they are looking for
engagements In the northwest they
will do their best to please here.
There will be race between the
two. One Of the machines 10 known
AZ q biplane and the other as mon.
oplane. 90 that It win give the people
an opportunity Of seeing the two types
Of machines IN action. s ss
According TO the contract with the.
companies that are supplying the ma.
chimes the people win have IN oppor-
tunity OF getting close to the airships3
while they are on tho ground, % a. TO
get the very bert possible idea Of Al
their working parts. ana there win 10
. constant attendant af their tents to
explain III about them to whoever
may desire to- know.
q This . sonnet ing that - well worth
coming miles % 80 and after tn nfse
day tho tNo birdmen VIM asc1a6 tto;
- thrs times saehs day.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-05
ASKS FEE ON CARDIFF GIANT
Bay state Woman Demands Cash for
Storage and Care Of Fa-
nous Fake.

Fitchburg. Mass-"The Cardiff O.
ant" stone image purporting to b Q
petrihed human being Of great stat
IRE. unearthed at Cardiff, N. r, in
1864, and regarded as Q great wonder
until It was proved fake, viii dg-
ure In court to settle litigation brought
BY Mrs. Francis Lawrence Of this
city.
Mrs. lawrence ASSETS that $sss Is
due to her from her husbands estate
for the storage and care Of the giant. y
In her declaration she says that the
giant has been In possession Of the
family since 1867, and that the own
srs agreed to pay $40 . year for its
care. Part payments on tho amount
lue have been made from time to time.
she says.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-05
etyle 81 Nethlna.

Excuse me, masam,s said the fasa.
ionable lady's new cook. ''but would
70 moind, now, II I had this address
printed on my card?'
why. not ut Ill. Bridget. replies
the lady. "Of course, It IL unusually
but this - your home now, and e yoU
have . card It 10 perfectly proper ID
you to use your address on f.
"Thank 70. ma'sm." said NE4xa
brawny daughter. "An' I noticed II
got printed on yer cards ma'am, ~
homo on Thursdays.' Wouldn't e u
proper for me. ma'am. to have prtnAq
% moline, Tuesdays orr "-Ideas.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-05
WILD WEST SHOW AT FAIR.
A Wonderful Display Of Shooting
6roneho Busting and Fancy RIDING.

A Wonderful Display Of Shooting,
6roneho Busting and Fancy Riding.
DR.. Carver's Great Wild West Show.
reproducing the life and sports Of the
wild west during the frontier days.
DR.. Carver is renowned as the best
and most deadly shot in the world. In
his show are the worst bucking horses
man ever tried to ride. Included
among the number is the broncho
named Funeral Wagon" so called
from the many cowboys he has carried
to their death.
Montana Bossie." the $4,000 buck
Ing COW. in whose hide are rolled all
the bucking tricks Of a dozen bronchos.
Prosperity Bill" the big horned Texas
steer. on whose back reserved seats
are given free to visitors who can hold
them. "Jerasulem." the bucking bur.
row and many others.
Indeed DR.. Culver has secured the
greatest bucking animals in the world,
Where others have failed. his cowboys
and COW girls will show the people in
attendance at the North Dakota State
Fair that these vicious untamed brutes
can be ridden.
Greatest of all in DIR. Carver's most
wonderful show is 1.-THE Girl in Red
and his diving horses. "Silver King"
and Powder Face" A monstrous tow
er. fifty feet high. is built and from a
platform at the top. the diving girls
and diving horses recklessly plunge
into a tank Of water. and finally as
the GROWING achievement Of this mar
velous act. "The Girl in Red" makes
the dive of over forty feet, seated on
the back Of the beautiful Silver King.
while the people stand amaxed at the
nerve displayed in performing thi.
wonderful feat.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-05
Bows and Beaux,

Bows and Beaux,
Be1la-1s she musical?
Beulah-Not bit.
Bella-But heard somebody nv
she had had experience In handltnG
q bow?
Beulah-oh, they meant she had
been engaged to be married several
times"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-05

Those Trades People.
shopman-The fresh behring's %
very nice this morning, MN.
Lady-Er-have they roes?
shopman-Well, MN, all dsh q
dearer at this season.-Punch.