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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-05-30
Pointed Paragraphs.

In coming out on top many mans
hair beats him to it.
There is nothing harder to cure
than a diseased imagination.
If marriage is a failure, why is the
average widow so persistent?
The airship chauffeur looks down
on the chap who runs an automobile.
Any man would rather have one
foot in the grave than two in the
same place.
It isn't always to a mans credit to
have people say his word is as good
as his bond.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-05-30

PAIR OF HORSES
should be hitched a stylish looking
carriage. At this repository you can
see a variety of vehicles whose style
is undeniable. They range from the
phaeton to the family coach and are
the equal of any in appearance and
build. They are less than equal in
price to most carriages Of their char
acter.
HORSES AND MULES.
G. FRANK BAMBERG,
Bamberg, 8. G.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-05-30
Train Killed j. F. Thornton.

Abbeville, May 26.-The mangled
body of J. F. Thornton was found
on the tracks of the Seaboard Air
Line shops this morning at $50. Mr..
Thornton was car inspector for the
Seaboard Air Line and had helped to
inspect passenger train No. 3S at 2
o'clock. When he did not show up
at 8 o'clock to inspect No. Al a search
was made for him with the above re-
suit.
His wife, one daughter and one
son survive him. The funeral was
held this afternoon.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-05-30

railroad.
The story is now told by the son
of the first pilot of the crack little
steamer, Genoa, commanded by Cap
tain Throckmorton, one of the favor
ties of the Missouri river trade. He
reeled it off in the smoking room
of an ocean liner on which we were
voyagers.-St Louis Globe-Demo-
crat.
The evening world., 1912-09-07
MandOt Wants
Champion W0lgast

Although the different Matchmaker of boxing
eiubs an California are trying in every way TO get
Joe handot. the crack lshtN-s ht Of New Orleans.
70 met Joe Rive5. the Mexiosn fighter. In an
other battle d twenty rounds. Mandot has openly
oesaned that lie viii not give Hiven . return
ustoi 10 ne defeated him once and that Is enough
Mandot ssys that his next match viii be with
Al "osnt Tor the lightweight title.
T., ossn Moran, tn. Easll.h lightweight, 1. hack
rafess An Who hs ~ iai o gu, q s Amsro.n
G OVEN .. s d sS.,s him or snshins
s,ssin mem month ready 70 sassss IN as % SsS,
Despite TIE feet that Al Kaufman, the heavy.
times, he sui rcfsss 70 aut the sams II. i ha,
n 1s *. rS sis, aeorry e ss him bout With
!hnins q vttns n .s a i , .ss0d y,
!z the supposed o.iifonis e.vywsisht. asl, 10 nh
,,, %,sDds k,y tn: vi known n.r.s.r and
IN the future ' Rss % m SSS h /. f s.s
tween j,a, Flynn md CHARLEY Millsr in 10Y Fr. ss
AMI a1dr0 he FILLED The position = val that The light
future bouts at their shows.
Within . few week. anothcr boring club in 10,
ton VIII throw open its doc, AMI hold weekly
shows; i y the Afmory a, A.. which Wa tho
psllsd the Officials to close down. because thsr.
Was garage in the basement Of the building
Which cold gasoline. . vioatAsl 81 the law. il
Is said tAat the club has bought the garage
Freddie Welsh. tn, tK.iightveisht champion
o. England WHO has been doing ali his fighting
TINS year .. buffalo and IN Canada. IL back again
IN New York looking for matches, lilo was met
a. the Grand Central neph by his new managrr,
Harry Pollok, who iufyrmei him that he might
get the Chance 10 meet Packey NrFarlAnl nOg
mat Nd Mols,st has practically called off hs ~
with the Chicago fighter.
Leach Cross got back 10 town TODAY from
IhiadelPhis, where he outfointei Teddy Ma.
SS bout Tue 33 ,mi. R hshs MINT, I aaoSs
ToekNt were both bulgng out with geenbacks,
Is the club officials paid MIN ~ ~ bills % small
DENOMINATIONS He received 81 900 for his services,
The evening world., 1912-09-07

10 YoU EVER. gentle reader
II have to ride In n Brooklyn Rapid
Transit car? Do you. in the sad
dening vcissitudes OF a crush that
forces US at times to seek solace by
tho sea beach. do you. kind sir. know
what II means 20 take RATHER "a
coney1 Nor Well. here's one OF the
troubles you will encounter:
WURRA WURRA.
want to protest against the In
difference to the rights Of long
suffering public shown by the
II. Il. T. Always selfish and
brutal In It's treatment OF It's Vie
tins. this corporation has finally.
have discovered. achieved the
Ultima Thule OF downright, mean
ness. Living as l do away down
here In East Sea Gate, far
from tbe refining Influences OF Park
Row aud the rest of civilization.
and being compelled to take the
long. arduous daily trip In the wee
sma hours, trust | may be par
doned for kicking and kicking hard.
You see. II Is this way: Being a
night worker. or. to put II more
simply lychnobite, am forced
to make my weary journey homs-
ward at the Tag end OF the night.
when soul and body seek reposs
from the fatigues OF strenuous toll.
and SO forth. on Newspaper Row.
what more natural. then. than that
!. Ia common with others. should
seek to assume a comfortable POSI-
ton on the seats OF a H. X. 7.
sleeper? Hut no! Being Of short
stature. comfort Is not for the likes
Of me. When l stretch out on q
cross seat and extend my feet op-
posite ! hnd that this cormorant
corporation has so spaced the seats
that my feet Will scarce reach
The evening world., 1912-09-07
Caf1ey Willing
Toilet SweeneyCo

Jim Gaffney, the local politician and
owner OF the Boston National League
Club. Is confident that his team next
season will be much stronger than It IL
this year. lie says that he has several
young players who promise to develop
Into frst-ciass men, and that his pitch
Ing stan and catching department will
be greatly strengthened. when asked
II there was any truth In the report
sent on from Cincinnati that sweeney.
his star second baseman, would be
traded 10 that team and be made man
aser OF the Reds In 1913. he said:
II Will not stand In the way of
Sweeney going to the Cincinnati Club.
but before ! let him go | will expect
something In return for him. I am
perfectly willing TO trade Sweeney for
Hoblitzell and Bescher. but will not
take Egan and Esmond FOR him. Un-
less they let me have Hobby" and
Bsscher. sweeney viii stay with Va"
The evening world., 1912-09-07
NEW WORLDS PITCHING
RECORD MADE At LYNN.

LYNN. Mass. Sept. This city
Ii full OF major league baseball
scouts bent upon signing Heldon
Wolfgang OF tho Lowell club. who
defeated the local club OF the New
England League In a twelve inning
game. to 0. and who during the
first ten innings made new worlds
record. not allowing man to reach
first base. Wolfgang played with the
Albany team Of the New York State
League three years ago when he was
signed by the Boston Nationals. The
latter sold him to Lowell, which club
he helped to win the champion ship
last season. At the end of the sea-
son he was bought by the Browns,
who turned him back this sprinx,
Lucky hits were made or Wolfgang
in the eleventh and twelfth Innings.
The evening world., 1912-09-07
HAVRE De GRACE ENTRIES,

FIRST RACE. -Thr,e.year-olls and upward
s,lliGs; Elk furionzs Manasseh. 100. - En-, ITO.
'Sticksr, li5 hidg.. III. LADY lima. ia
.Edith lne1 1917. chr5sis. ii3' Floral Day. i07
SECOND RACE 4rwo.year-olds: conditions
e., oqss Eyn t'g ds iCs ,, TIE Tose- los
THIRD RACE Three ye.r,oi aud upward
selling one aud oneslEusnth mile Em:ly Lee.
os; Supervisor. l0l: Fred Mulhollsnd 100. Nj
five iirions.; Io6go5 lcs, i'alsnquin. los. Floral
Pwk, 49, f~iersl LOO Gov. ~
.FlfTH RACE Tht.y,or.p,. ,ni upward
ceiling on. mile AMI 20 yir''s -'Cl1ptank, ~
senessmhian Os InrN Gsorss los. Mileage
ia Adplanis ~; npormat 90 Highie Quinn,
% Wood Dove 10 slim '1nces'. io9,
SIXTH IA, ErTw2, ye.fa2lt.i ssuins; az r..
'Honey Bee, 90 Repentsnt. lO4, lnsuTsnce Man.
ioi iisfnsitta, loI cariiaS'. ioT. 'HsnsUssk
'Apueut!oc Allowance Tset fAs<.
The evening world., 1912-09-07
CYCLISTS ALL Ex-NEWSIES.

When the committee In charge u the big motor
cycle race meet To he he'd 1t the Brighton Besch
Stadium Aio,0rdrome nsIt Weisis lay nisIt Tor tho
benefit u the Nessooy,' Home Cub Invited the
leading riders 20 compete they we're sur.glc ~ with
tie hbartJ all immediate ,cr.pthnc~. without
angle except On erery rider n cote nov lieinz IN
thl East bot onL promised - tIGs part. bat thsy
pledged themselves IN bttemt Nyol breaking
performances The wiz ngns, Il not anxiety. Of
several speed ViAAri,' 10 compete especially tor
tho nsssUDJs "a explained Uy tho fat that thrJ
once WIRE "neWsos' tlsmsrlts Eddie HASH
Arthur Chapple, Johnny Albright aud Hay ssy,
mour, comprising .. speedy quartet VI flyers a.
Issidlsd papers for livelihood before the whirring
vhse.. Of q motoseyels Assdsd lAsu 70 suecsss
aa1 lama
The evening world., 1912-09-07
Shoot at Sea Grit
For Wilson BADGE

SEA GIRT. y. j.. Sept. THE finai
day Of the National and New Jersey
Rifle Associations tournament opened
with the Sea dirt championship for a
badge presented by Gov. Wilson. OF
the ninety-four competitors at 300. 600.
800 and 1000 yards. Sergt. James Keough
OF Massachusetts and Capt. i. w.
Eddy OF Ohio led on the first stage.
with ~. Capt. Charles II. Sylvester OF
Princeton. N. j.. was third, with A..
The New Jersey Rife Associations
members and press mat ches were shot
this afternoon
The evening world., 1912-09-07
Look Dope Over Before
Getting Down Wagers
On the Worlds Series
Il Figures Mean Anything There's No Reason Why Red
&C. Sox Should Be Favortes Over Giants.
First World;s Series Game Likelu
Il To Be Played in This City Oct. 8

Baseball Commission
undoubtedly m.
Lsasus and OF the three members
first be
polo
Fcnway Park
refused So
made
the conclusion regular soedui.,
m.
and the latter to one
The evening world., 1912-09-07
ED
81 s0x OCT NEWO VI ALL DIAAVNICO VI UNI
EDITED BY
ROBERT EDGREN
SNMURRA,MURRAl
w. BRANDON SHOTS AZ
H1BlG2r SAM 2kAg.nE A A6Gts 2IsEE1lEALL|


havsr Is dscsncy"
Commissioner to hs
mighty
Hayes
~ 4 neans
. ne
ne
rsasonaSis ssA
.
hs nss
but u asuicis
tsnsso II . . nas
. dread Of preceding
iuncture 10 that the public
on esses
political dope that 10 being
errauc but pardon KIND ar
adm nisterng m n-sa
nd We ccn a o II
The evening world., 1912-09-07
SUNDAY BASEBALL GAMES.

rfose old rivals. tho Lincoln Giants and the
Royal Giants. will clash IN . doubish-ader OF
Olympic Field. THIS will b. . continuation Of the
sern between these teamA Redding and Cyclone
joe Williams viii pitch for McMahons men. Will.
wickware. the Western crack. will ornament the
box In one VI the tusses for the Royal.
The Murray Hills. one Of the hot semi. profess
sional teams heNst'outs will meet the Hayarstraws
ut Manhattan Field. In the preliminary conflict
al $50 r. NJ. the wsH Hshrms will clash with
another strong anAtsm team.
A. Recreation Park. near the Queensboro Bride
Plaza. Long Island City, Manager Morton hAs ar.
ranged for the Trenton club to play the Lona
last SUNDAY. In tho early game at $50 +. NJ.
the oneuts will play the Rsvensvoods.
by the iIiyhlanders aud Chicago White Sos, fa,,
Joined the slrburbans and VIII Iatch for them
against the Norwaik. Conn. team at Suburban
The Penn Glen. play The eyre. Mn, team in
meet fast team IN the curtain raiser at .Su
O,ai, where TIE Cuban Stars n Harana vii, ne H.
s sssas 4 ie' PEN re T. jY:. r II hs early
Other fast amateur tam,
wallsos's RidFr~oot Grounds. isssy s'rfrt and
WyekOlf asenle. RidgcwooI The PhilA j.lnhjs
Gisnts Will meet the Cuban Long Braach team IN
she Early tn.slc o. 80 and The RIDE,
TINS Metropolitans and chc.tsrs wifi clash a.
Lenox Oval The Chesten hold the cham lions nj
O. s,u. rI =, y There "H' be preliminary
The crack liner Seals will Ne IN. attraction in A
game with i've Gowanus team at Marquette Field
second ayenne and Tenth street Brnoti,n The
IRE, nnay game at i.so r. NJ
The evening world., 1912-09-07
BY BOHEMIAN BULGER.

y TOW that the GlanB nave prac-
nj tically cinched their hold on
y the National League pennant
and that the victory OF the Red Sox
in the American League Is fore
gone conclusion 1t might be Interest,"
ing for the fans to know some facts
about these two clubs before getting
down their bets. For some reason
the Red Sox have been made a slight
fsvorits In the few small bets that
have been made along Broadway, but
no reason for that Is shown In the
records OF the two teams. 1t is like
. ly that those who have made the Red
Sox fnvorite are banking on the
pitching OF Joe Wood, Buck O'Brien
and Bedient. Remember, though,
none OF these men has ever appeared
In a worlds series.
AND RUN.oETTIN0 COUNTS A
10y LOT.
To get down to facts: The Giants are
heavier hitters than the Red Sox and
have shown themselves better run-get-
tiers. For instance, the Giants. 10 far
tais see son, have made 7i3 runs, while
the Red Sox have made but GA At
the same time the Red sox have won
~, games. against " for the Giants. II
must be understood. however. that they
have played more. The Giants have
los, but one more than Boston.
aOg. the bases the Giants are far SUI
pS1bv to any club In either league. They
rave stolen 20 bases. against 1872 for
the Red Sox. In the las. worlds series
the Giants base running ability did not
cut much figure for the simple reason
tha. they did not get on the bases.
san, with their hitting ability. the
Giants ought to get great many more
o. the bags this time than they did
3 against the Athletics.
RED COX BETTER FlELDERs.
GAY FIGURES.
Tho only department in which the
Red Sox chow superiority over the
Giants. according to the official records.
10 In fielding. This season the Giants
have proved themselves ver;' erratic In
the defensive end Of the game. In tho
fielding averages they stand last tied
with tho Boston Braves. On the other
hand. the Red Sox are second. That
possibly accounts for the fact that the
Rsd Sox have won moro games with
AlNpeaksr batting team.
0sat pndsrstAn4 BY this that the Red
The evening world., 1912-09-07

across. RESULT have 10 work
down on the end Of my spine In or
der to get my feet In Q solacinr Do
.sit!on on the opposite seat. All Of
which gives me q pain In the spine.
Now. what do you advise me to DO.
ANDY BURKE
West Thirty-nrst street. Consy Isi-
and.
Sept. g.
The solution IL simple. Mr.. Burke.
Get day Job.
Then. too. the chap who describes
himself as a iychnobits should be put
of a car anyhow.
The evening world., 1912-09-07
ArdsIeys to Have strong Eleven.

The Artsley A. q. viii he well rpresented on
the srdrou this year The line will be strongly
fortified by srch veterans as Evans. Gihbop. and
Nacnmsn. while the new material includes many
High srhod stars. This leads Manager Gibbou
ut team on tho ives, aide. Larry Darrln a
Commerce High 10 uytng for left end end will
p-cbably make H. Chuck Cohen Of last years
lineup WI probably cover the other cad Y his
The evening world., 1912-09-07
wURRA wURRA:
NJ ATCHrNo THAT LITTLE BOY
WI were some things I didn't like.


NJ didn't
w didn't his seriously he
champs thing
Q
q
=
o In
The evening world., 1912-09-07
.asha Says He'll
Defeat Chapple

Two days OF speed battling 10 billed
for the Stadium Motordrome at Brigh-
ton Beach tonight and tomorrow
night. On this evenings card the fea-
ture match race of the season betwc an
Arthur Chapple of New York AMI Id
die Hasha of Dallas will be presented.
This contest will be over tho three
mile route. best two heats in three
1t 10 the first OF a series of three races
to decide the championship title.
II don't want Chapple to have any
excuses when I beat him." said Hashs,
when informed that Chapple had
turned a lap In ~ as. and then the
public will know that am his master.
He Is better at a distance than I am
and the ten-mile race between us will
be harder for me than to-night's battle,
but IL I win tonight the remainder of
the series will be easy sailing"
On to-morrow's bill the fifty-miie
Burman Derby will be the main attrac-
ton. Burman Ia much interested in
the outcome Of the event and the
racing fans will have an opportunity
to see the pilot at close range. A rec
ord field Is entered for the event and
q now mark for the distance Is expect
ed If the riders pilot their motors true
to form.
The evening world., 1912-09-07

A LACK AND ALAS' 7 ses In the
~ public prints the modest announce
ment that there will be sold b,
Joe Day next Wednesday the trim yacht
Antietam. She 10 to be bestowed on some
lucky bidder OF Dock Commissioners
Tomkins's once at the Battery. She In
20 be retired from . life OF Joy riding
rominiscence and hell-raising recollec-
ton that were insrained on her by the
Hon. Admiral Mike Padden, who ran
her around these waters when he was a
loud noise In the politics Of his class.
The evening world., 1912-09-07

COX are weak hitters. Far he ~ from
that' They are only one point behind
the GIANTS In the general averages and
they are liable At any time to start a
hitting streak that cannot be stopped.
While the Red sox are often referred
TO as sluggers. It Is very interesting 70
KNOW by the records that the Giants
are far ahead of them In long clean-up
drives. They have made but IN extra
bases against the Giants. %Si.
SPEAKER CAN'T DO ALL THE
RUNNING.
According to the figures the best base.
runner on the Red Sox team is iris
Speaker. He Is third. No other Boston
player Is listed among the first ten. Tho
GIANTS have monopoly on the base
stealing averages In the National. In
the first ten appear the names of Doyle.
snodsrass. Devore. Murray. Herzog
and Becker.
According to these figures the Giants
have shade the best OF the Red sox.
so 1t naturally comes down to a question
Of pitching. Could the Giants hit that
hard against Joe Woods, Bedient and
Buck o'brien with his spitball? That's
u question that no one can answer.
On the other hand the question arises.
Can the Red Sox hit SO hard against
Mathewson. Msrquard and Tesreau?
Many OF them have batted against
Matty. and though they lost the opener
to him they afterward gave him a
trimming. They do not seem to fear
him. but as Jimmy McAleer said che
other day; ANY team that beats
Mathewson has to get up and dust. He
always pitches an intelligent game. no
His experience is also OF immense ad-
vantage to HIM"
WORLD sERIEs EXPERIENCE
HELPFUL.
The work OF Marpuard. Bedient. Tes-
reau and OBrien In worlds series IL
hard to ngure. Marquard has been
against the fire and has more experience
than the others. but he was not success
full against the Athletics. O'Brien and
Tesreau are both spitball pitchers and
they are bound to be troublesome,
Neither the Giants nor the Red Sox like
70 hit at spitters.
The man the Boston supporters are
depending upon to via the champ On
ship 10 Joe Woods There Is no doubt
ing the fact that he 10 a wonderful
pitcher. lie has a fast ball that IL the
sender Of the American League, and
his slow one Is marvel. His great
change OF pace 10 bound to wreak havoc
with any string OF batters. provided he
does not lose his head. Wood has been
In many hard Nights and ought to be
fully able TO take care Of himsen
The evening world., 1912-09-07
MAJOR LEAGUE RECORDS
Compiled by Expert George |. MoreIand.
National League batting Average.

Records Of all players ~ho have played in fifteen
OF more games w to and including Wednesday.
sept. .. and who have sn average of $50 OF
The evening world., 1912-09-07
Fink Knocks Out OIsen.

Fink knocks Out Olsen.
n 49, o Eni q s rt;s.ic j., Knocked ont
the fi,vt round Of ten round contest al ihs
Atlantic A. A. OF Rockaway Beach. left hand
swing into the stomach finished Olsen. Fink AMI
Olsen went on In the star bout IN place q Frank
Loushrey and "Cy" Smith OF Hoboken, the lat
Ter being TOO sick to appear.
The evening world., 1912-09-07

to
. tho and " I dor,
10000
and beautiful
the OF four Cork nxurs
lot " physical and mental labor making
i to-day
And tho Cork lad. evening for their
Aid Benefit
the
other ike war
The evening world., 1912-09-07

will be indorsed: but Uncle sam Will
hold and boss the Canal.
And say--d'ye know I think Wen hold
and boss the whole western hemisphere
some Of those fine daysi
Glory be!
= vERE COMES A FELLOW with .
n fool bet to draw on my we'll
= = known store Of Typographical
wisdom:
WURRA wURRA:
Which place II the best. Fiatbush.
Bronx. Hoboksn or Canarsis7 Please
give reasons. The Interchange OF
q worth OF currency depends on
your answer. I. l.. and ID. W..
HAckensack. N. J.
There 10 no choice. friends. between
FIatbush. Bronx. Hoboken or Canar-
sic. but ia take any OF them ahead
OF Hackensaok and Wouldn't bother
about . two-doliar bet. at that. It's
too much for either place. % II 70.
wURRA wURRA:
VIII you kindly let me know
where 20 apply for Q Carnegie
medal for saving . man from
drowning7 FRANK Q.
Why don't you write to Detective
william J. Burma. Hc knows every.
| thinG. All that ne has forgot. Tosdick
can tell. but. alas-can't prove!
The evening world., 1912-09-07

FRANK CUTTING. Hoboken-Your
ambition to HEX tho country to which
you refer must DO sidetrackcd for tho
present. There viii DO another confer
encs, probably. and tho Hague idea
The evening world., 1912-09-07

Seems awfuiiy long. doesn't Il. since
the two O'Briens and Mcclellan and
Padden and FeAtherson and Tim suili-
van we're going to build up q new Demo-
cratic machine In New Yorkf
And what q fine machine that would
he. whatf
And what. I ask. has become OF that
outfit3
SEQ that Big Tim has decided 70 70
20 Congress again. lie made q fine rep
utation there the last term he ssrwsd:
but he had nothing on Hearst. Neither
one got the Spa ker'a eve tu,tcs
The evening world., 1912-09-07
What the Figures Say About
Giants and Boston Red S0x
By Vic

TYNE Cidnfs hare better hitting acreage than Boston,
i the Red Sox horino hn '7s. rhHs KsU York hes hH
- ms.
tAe ten leading base runners the Cisnfs haes sh.
chile the Red Sox have but out one.
For long hs the Giants hare general spsyass $780,
wAtie the Red Sox hare percenfsss Of $780,
IN Asdins the Red 500 hare general average OF sSs
and seHd second rhe the Giants ss spsysss OF si
snd tied Uth the Bosfon Nafonas fov Lsst plscs
IN pitchers the Red Sox haze three greet Roods
BedteNt and OBStsN phe the hspe three esat men
n AstAsrsoH. MssqSard end Te~esu TAs comps,ssiss
strength ~ thsss opsn qussson II ,su croksbiv
decide ne UosGs chempionship.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-06-21

When the Hudson Bay Trading com
pany began its trading among the IL
dians ii was found that by selling the
Indians liquor they could more easily
be induced to trade their peltrieS, The
first whisky " ntoXicant Of inferior
quality was distilled in England and
drought 70 America in large barrels,
hut in Transporting it overland il was
found more convenient to divide it into
small kegs. The traders soon became
aware Of the fact that by dlluting the
whisky with water more furs could
he obtained. This was practiced for
some time, but rhe Indians learned
that good whisky poured On a Ore
vouiG cause 70 10 dame up whereas
bad the whisky been diluted the Are
wCuu be gucncnni II was by mis-
simpr experiment that the term fire
water became a COMMON word among
the ,uaNuo. \ chief who hal nVpnri.
enoCu the ,lG effects If whisky 1mons
lis p',p'. SAID D. WIS mos rnrIDmlg
Nis,no from rna h'l'l> - W..lyIuA
ana i..e r.. -.,> .' nomHn r"lu rae nt.
fcc,, !, p...H... .2.i MN
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-06-21

He was -el'.amln ~ the otd school
--neyer mind l., wgnGied brown skin
Rnd wr.nSlel brown clDDncs--and It
was with the most distinguished po-
jiteness ,hat he gave his order 10 the
butcher man;
'De madam sag please 20 cut her
two lam chops fum de lion, sub"
The butcher man jerked a loin from
q hook. and bis customer watched bin
Xnt into 1t. And a waiting woman said
10 herself:
addition forty eleven oo tho litsra.
9nre Of the lion and the lamb. Wash.
39gton Star. 81
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-06-21

Each age Of our lives has its Joys. Oll
people should be happy, and they will be
If Chamberlaip's Tablets are taken 10
strengthen the digestion and keep the
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and gentle IN their action and especially
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