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Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

Nineteen Is decidedly 700 young for
man to think OF matrimony and real.
ly too young for a girl, one month is
not much difference in ages. but |
think II is usually more satisfactory 20
have the husband a few years older
A man should place his hat on the
Noor, Il is not the girls place to hold
e.
Some men have time 10 call after
taking girl TO a party. but Il IL not
necessary.
Sleeve holders are an appropriate
gift
Re careful with your kisses
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

How about that young DOCTOR Has
be proposed"
mot yet Papa nearly ruined ey
erything last night"
How WAS that
Just as the doctor was pleading
for Il peep at my eyes. papa came In
and asked him 10 take look at my
tunsils'
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

hu improved stiu can BE- made by
fastening au india rubber tube 10 the
spout 90 q tea Kettle and passing Ia
through cold water % coudense the
steam The distfIatc- or drippirgs
should be received in a glass or earth
en- receptacle: for 10 toilet waters
come IL contact With copper. zinc or
lead. they win exidize the metals.
stills for home use. however. can be
bought very cheaply in the shops
from a dollar and a half "
Many other garden blooms with
pungent odors. or even family de .icate
ones. can be used for exquisite and
helpful toilet waters mignonette. ILL.,
les OF the valley. clover inks. yaler-
ian. heliotrope. honeysuckle. violets.
gardenias. jasmine etc. In New Or
leans and Charleston Creole ladies
often drop the more richly scented
blooms into pure alcohol. allowing
them TO digest or soak In the spirits.
when the odor thoroughly permeates
the alcohol
\ toilet liquid much used by the
ladies o. the olden times. and often
called 20 this day angel water is
much esteemed for its beauty value.
It can be made at home In the follow
ing manner.
Rosc-water ..................,.......5 ounces
Orange flower water ..........-....5 ounces
Myrtle water .................,....-l2 ounces
Essence OF amborcris .............l drachm
Essence or musk .........,, .......ia drachm
Mingle the various substances and
agitate the bottle for several hours.
continuing the shaking during the day
quite frequently for some weeks,
Keep tn bottle closely stoppered and
in a warm. dark place. Let it stand
for two weeks or longer. then decant
the liquid, and if It is not perfectly
clear, filter it. Properly made. angel
water should be almost coloriess
There are many uses for bay rum.
one being that 1t is admirable for mas
saying the scalp after the shampoo.
when one is likely to catch cold or
the hair needs some little dressing to
keep It in order. But If It is used too
often or too layishly on the head II
will dry out the locks Bay rum OF
very good sort Is cheap enough at
the drug store, but If one Is clever
at turning out beauty preparations
this formula would give about as pure
thing az could be had
on or bay ...'.........'..'.''''.''. 4o grams
oil OF orange ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 grams
oil of pimenta ...............,,,,. TO gralns
Alcohol ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. quart
Water ........................25 fluid ounces
Dissolve the oils in the alcohol
add the water Then stir into tho
liquid about two ounces of precipated
phosphate OF lime and filter. This
will improve with age
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

Horan-Did yez notice about tn
joke Mike played on wan av thin
chauffeurs?
Doran-I heard n turrlbe thing hap.
pened TO him, poor Mike'
Horan-Poor Mike. tn divviel He
had n shtck nv DYNAMITE in his
pocket whin he wor run over.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

NF Hrtse- called one oFra.ur f1 ese
BITS sweetheart aHt b.. Ntue lr.tl.F
Fom vas ,rtetia.a,as b.m aa.a Zoe
young Woman came down.
'Iou. uhtr taar sister comes down
and O. comfortably seated ol tls
coueh vlta me. Z SAINT yoa CAB tllico 'H
soniv ana tara the Eas dovu .oa. VIA
yoat-
You're Too ia-e- replied the t1y
"s'sfer fast told re e. couo In ana
flru lt o4f'-af atre
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

Drummer Gin wiuel -Have you
tasted that sample of wine / left with
you. madame
Madame 40. haven't. but don I
think II can be any great shakes. for
us been here three days and the
servants have barely touched it--pele
Mele
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

have received 800 much help by
reading your page fhat 0 come rs sou
now.
Ny brother Will marry Ir fhs .I
as D. vlu 80 fo o.~ homo ana an
MOI, able fe so to fnn vef-.HH shah p
send tne present home cr EEe .t -.
them when they come back fo tfs
cityr HrE.e
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01
An Ominous Assurance.

~ think" said the young statesman.
that some of my speeches will be re-
called with interest In years 10 come"
They Will" replied Senator Sor-
Ehum. unless you are exceptionally
lucky"
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01
RenIN 90 "A BOY -

n rirl turns YOU down because
you are financially embarrassed I
think YOU need NOT worry about los.
ue her friendship When one is ln
trouble is when ones friends should
sr.aI by them NINE NERRi
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

1t is supposed that the man in CUES
ton will have a den" of some de-
scription and there are number OF
things to provide which are useful as
well as ornamental. For instance, a
bronze incense burner to hold cigar
ashes, stunning metal desk set. a
brass candlestick with a bayberry can
die, a metal letter holder, book ends
of wood or metal. a framed sentiment,
etc. In fact there is almost no limit
TO acceptable objects outside of the
ever.present pillow. of which, like tea
spoons for girl, "ther. can never be
too many"
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

The best man is supposed to be the
bridegroom; he sees 10 the details
such as having the necessary creden,
tails at hand required by the state
and clergyman, pays the latter.
stands by the bridegroom and enters
with him; he takes the maid of honot
or there is one) under his especia,
protection after the ceremony. In fact
he Is supposed to be the official think
er for the bridegroom. Pearl studs
and cuff links, white bow tie. white
kid gloves and white waistcoat. with
patent leather pumps, go with full
evening dress.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

Mother Johnny, YOU have been at
the top shelf again
Johnny Yes. mother, that's where
you always have The clerks pull things
down from
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

Your card n sent from the florist
with the flowers which YOU order by
telephone or mail need have nothing
upon e beside your name, but II you
wish YOU may send a card which has
pencned upon Il with deep svmpa.
thy" or Accept our sincere sympathy
IN this your great sorrow
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

Mrs Benham- Did you ever have
more money than YOU knew what TO
do with?
Henham I don't remember IT, but
must have had or ! wouldn't have
got married. Capltola Capital
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

Seems ECO mo as IONS as .Er n#1l.
couple a-, te make .hr.r tar. .a fH,
same Town rat would wait ard sI,.
tttn volf k..t ehrn tasy aHf.t.. as +.
viii SAW, tFlu packing De- and bring
gnr back vsh ftfm. However. it ai.
D. rarfe.t.E proper fH Esaa .t q. .E.
BRIDE before tae wedding f sou orc
f.r
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

Being in doubt come to your help
full department for information. Is IL
necessary to write anything upon the
card that is sent with a wedding gift'
If so, what? Must an invitation to a
wedding be acknowledged?
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

Mrs. Knickor--l'm afraid those hor.
rid men will beat you at poker.
Knicker No danger my dear, they
cat from my hand
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

ELLA Strangely enough all of her
husbands have been named William
stella Yes, she is II regular ml
collector.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

A satisfactory wife tells her hus-
bgHd that she could not possibly have
married better than she did.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

There are several books Of games
and amusemeuts intended to help
those who entertain but who have lit
tie time or thought TO give TO the mat
ter. Just send me a self-address"d
envelope In care OF the paper (stamp-
ed and | will send you the names and
prices OF three or four.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01
TO DRIVE oUr MALARIA ....

Tpke the uld standard GROVES rASIkLhSs
CHILL Tonic You know what you are taking.
The formula Is plainly printed On eySry bottle,
showing Is simply Qninlno and Iron ~ ta,teirss
rurm, ana the tuOst grcctual turmt For grown
poop and children, % cents
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

She What's the matter With the
WomBu's .uhr
He-lJs always lft.ng jhe men
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

Wouldn't you die tor me- she
mufmured
Gladly darling. ne answered
And would there she continued.
softly. be anything left for me after
tho undertaker's blu Was paid '- The
Bachelors Casket
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01
card o. Send Win Flowers

WIN you please tell me what 10
write on a card TO send with Covers
whon death occurs
Anxious 70 Know
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01
Timely Advice and
Hints for the
kN%%9%S%& -&N% sS%NN
Hostess
s;NN.%X X X x. %X%
Gift for a Man.
by Nine. MERXl

VIII you name a few articles that a
ysung woman may with propricty give
TO man who is about to leave for
distant city to study law?
Sweet Sixteen.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

The dancing master may not have
90 show his wife how 10 take steps Tor
"A divorce
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01
Send Seh-hddressed Stamped En-
velopc

find your department very help
ful. | would like to know Of "A book
OF nice parlor games that could be
played at house parties FOR boys and
girls. A Constant Reader.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01
From a Mere Man.

WIN you kindly advise me the du.
ties OF the best man" at a home wed,
ding? am TO wear a dress suit. win
you state the accessories that so with
It? Harry.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

that deal out despair.
1t is an established
fact that Lydia +.
Pinkham's V egeta-
BILE Compound has re-
stored health TO thou
sands of such suffer-
ing women. Why
dom you try tiff you
necdsuch a medicine?
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

If man is easily bought the buyer
Is apt TO be sold
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-08-01

norr count ca yoar srcases Before
-.rr 10 E.t--.L
The evening world., 1912-07-27

out in Thinking. Talking About 10 is
Bad Medicine!
When a Mans friends say that his
Word - as Good az his Bond, We Be-
heve It, but when he himself says II,
we're from Joplin.
When the Vacuum Cleaner called Con-
science refuses to Vac, we're In Heinie!
The ouell'ui Quirt always awaits the
Chronically Quarrelsome'
The Brain-Bemaxing Habit sheers Oft
from the Man who Loves the Normal
The Man who Means that he's Being
Pounded" Is Always Shy about Telling
Why.
A Fdl-Down is Merely Fatuous, but
q Lay.DoWn Is FatdH
The Next Morning Misery Is a Lot OF
Punishment for an Hour or So OF More
or Less Chimpanseetsh Exhilaration!
Habit and Hatred show ther Claws
when the Cancellation Clause Is Pulled
on Them!
The Battle that one Wins orer HIM
self is so Merciless that No Quarter
can be ShOicn'
The Man who Resolutely Refuses TO
Get Used to Being Broke has II All
over the Chap who Becomes Resigned
to Chrouie Impsoanieaityl
The evening world., 1912-07-27
Letters From the People

name that In not his own. experts tell
me, he VIII almost invariably give co.
a. his middle initial. Who can give any
sort of explanation for either Of these
queer twists of the human brain,
COLUMBIA SENIOR.
"Whea ] was q Little Girl"
To the ki.ts " The E,ening World;
read the story about the red smoke
stacks, When was a little girl In
Springfield. Mass. I Used to live near
the old Boston and Albany Railroad
station. and every second or third en-
gine would have bright red smoke
stack. Once In a great while there
would be a green smokestack. The
rest were black. Also the engines
would bear. In large bright letters
some mans fun name. l don't know
why all this was done. but ! remem be,
Il. ! wonder II some old railroad per.
son could explain. IT might % rattle,
interesting. MRS. CARy.
The evening world., 1912-07-27
SEND FOR SCOTLAND YARD.

I<VV JS obtained nothing to warrant the ndict-
of anybody declared the District Attorney yeser'
= day anen the Rosentha "lhe Police department
would said the District Attorney has evidence
which would warrant indictments That would make the case my
baby But the Police Department still owns the child
And harder the police to msny the child the more they
will have TO for in the end.
the of the who shot Rosenhal have
discussed beer glasses in
low cafes Those gossip The men are still
at large.
York police have lack of knowledge of gamblers and
their high police officials OF Just such nformn
anybody suppose for example, that the Deputy Police
performed the duty of protecting pool sellers and race
track gamblers fifteen without getting to know these
gentry?
police know the New York gamblers The New
York police the New York gangsc The gangc and the
gamblers the New York police The citizen rus b
ere. in amaze at some of the inmaccs revealed!
believe that the present New York police will
ever uncover hidden and around and under the Roscn
Does crooked corporation point out the juggling in
its books? What needed thorough overhauing Of the
gambngang amagamaton by dnerested outside experts
Why start public subscription to hire dozen from
Yard Let trained bona de corruption proof detectives
rst dssec the Roenha affair." and then ansack the New York
police cellar acfogcttng closets respect
ing private rooms
We might learn something
The evening world., 1912-07-27
Mrs. Jarr Discovers That Stage
Mothers Aren't on the Free List.



But he mustn't marry her! And how
can We prevent it?' asked Mrs. Jar.
IA said. We must go the young
woman. appeal to her better nature.
buy her OF. scare her on-do anything"
And I suppose you know where 20
ma herr suggested Mrs.. Jarr.
Il do Indeed" replied the younger
matron. My maid knows Clarence.
jack Sliver's valet. and Jack Silvsr's
valet knows her maid
Her maid7" cried MrA Jarr.
why. yes" said Mrs Mudrid9e-
smith. "a girl on the stage has to have
two things-a maid and a mother. An
actress may not have an enlargement or
second best dress, but she must have
a. mother and a maid. You know, 7
was thinking Of going on the stage. and
took vocal. dancing and elocution les.
eons. had maid. OF course. and nh
was crazy 20 go on the stage With me.
But all the mothers could get thought
was a big simpleton and they asked
such outrageous salaries. Two Of them
that took on trial as mothers drank /:
and several others had come 70 see
me set their caps for my husband at
hrst sight and scared ahim"--
| n never heard OF such things" oris
Mrs. Jarr.
We'll. those are the facts. A dra-
matte career means the strictest OBJ
servance of traditions that are hard
and fast In the conventions OF uncon-
ventionality. T suppose la superbs'
has a black alpaca mother"
| "a black alpaca mother7" repeated
Mrs Jarr.
Yes. black alpaca mother. But
'mommer' II the accepted term. They
come cheaper-S week. and help the
maid. A black silk mother comes
dearer. They have Southern accents
and get $40 a week and commission on
jewelry they pick for their daughters
from admirers and other things. They
furnish their own costumes and gold
lorsnettes, and II they have snow-wh!ts
hair and long aristocratic hands to wear
knitted black silk mltts on. to show
their old-fashioned rings, they ask more
Oh. know
Mrs. Jarr looked at her In surprise.
Il guess YOU do know. Clara Mud
ridge-Smth' You know too much
Come to think Of It. maybe I had better
leave Jack Silver to his fate. A Cir
that knows only her own world ma,
make him a better wife than a wpmnr
OF our world who knows everything"
What nonsense you talk" cried Mrs
Mudrldge-Smith with some asperity. ~
couldn't marry Jack Silver II I wanted
to, and what I know of professions
mothers I learned only because I found
" I did 20 on the stage I'd be lost with
out one. They are the business mana
gems. social cicerones and NvinR. sol.
evident testimony to ones respectable,
| when In the dramatic profession. VIVA
10 the stage without Its mothers?''
I well, let's go out and look up tn,
, black alpaca ono that belongs to La su
perba.'" said Mrs Jarr, but ! know
I'll regret mixing up in this. and, Mr.
Jar will say ! ~ you se" f"
The evening world., 1912-07-27
1.-THE
Seer EFT.

iahing Co. Crhe New York World.
pr'pri'tors ought to git share In the
graft. First of. l thought that Teller
was handin' me bunkum. but he
want board!n' at my house. SO I knew
he didn't have nothin' against me! An
I think It's a good idea-it 'peals to me-
Y'knOw we're light on meat up here
We give 'em roast bee: on one day an
roast lamb the next, an on Wednes-
days an Sundays sometimes we Kill
chicken: an all you got to do whom
they complain Is to remind 'em It's bad
to eat meat in summer. Which 1t
amt. accordin' to my lights.
Because they all think they're up here
fer their health. Amt 1t funny? Tho
heftiest lot o. females Ia hundred and
eighty on the hoot. sure) beat up ror
eggs In milk, three times day. an
down It like they wus dyin' of the
| coughin' sickness! An every time they
.xallers a dose look at 'em an thinx:
Wal, itll take about three weeks
more O. that kind o. fodder to set the
old liver kickin real smart, an when
| you git back to the city. oh my. Amt
you goin' to be bilious"
| Another thing that you got TO DO i
! be real strict with 'em on Sunday
Days when the boarders amt here W.
don't know no difference on Sundays
frum other days. even though they call
us blue Presbyterians- We DC
hitch UP. when the horses amt got the
heaves. an drive TO church. fer recre'
alton. In the mornin',
But whan the boarders Is here w
don't low 'em to play cards, nor tennis
nor sing. They Just got to sit still an
look at each other. an II makes 'en
respect the prpri'tor. An then Ions
about seven o'clock my gal. Cornelia
goes Into the settin room an pushes
the wind out o. the old melodeon. JUS
to make It seem real. It's the littl'
touches that count. y'know!
An say, maybe they think they ki'
} git past me with the scandal they car
! RES on right under my nose. Don
! YOU fool yerself. I don't need no spec
, to spot 1t. neither! An to-morrer. /
, you not time, just you look me VI
! around here behind the Ice house. an
vi tell YOU some OF It. It's spicy.
) warn ysrl
The evening world., 1912-07-27
A Pertinent Question.

G PEAhiNG Of common sense, DR..
- Faulkner, head of the Vineland
IN - Hospital, told the following
story:
mysterious building had been erected
on the outskirts of small town, II
was shrouded in mystery. All that vrs
known about 1t was that II was A
eh'hical laboratory. An old farmer dr1v-
ing past the place after work had bean
started and seeing a man In the door
way, called to him:
What be We don' IN this place."
we are searching for "A universal soI-
vent something that will dissolve Al
things said the chemist
What good will tibet be?'
Imagine sir 1t Will dissolve an
things IL We want a solution Of iron
glass, gold-anything-all that we hsva
to do Is TO drop 1t In this solution"
Fine said the farmer; INA, What
- ~ 6oaA' 70 Asso II tar'-Evasy>oAV1.
The evening world., 1912-07-27
RaEor Golf Again.
70 The Editor Of The Evening World

70 The Editor Of The Evening World
was Interested In that controversy
some time ago on the subject OF razor
golf" the idea being to see In how many
Iasor strokes q man can get a clean
shave. ] have tried Il ever since, At
first 1t took ninety-one strokes for me
to shave clean. Now. however, | have
got II " down TO forty-eigh,. What
reader can beat that record Also
can iather. shave and clean my raxors
r. ....si ak and one-half minutes. Who
can beat that speed record' Speak up
shavers. r. j.
&C." and "7."
10 The Editor q The Evening World
Here are couple OF oddities that
would like some psychological reader To
explain: When y,u ask a man. quickly,
70 asms some number bctAeen one aud
tea. Why viii he. three bmos out OF
tong. say ''ssven?" When . man signs q
The evening world., 1912-07-27

i,hin, IA frh. N.v vort v,o.a
VA.
~"eo' what iish'-Wauish Ten
ue"c'es some or us Develop when ~
-.
we DON BELIEVE mat Hades ID
ave" WIZ" Iaii so many dooo inten-
''o"s DIS the Sar"ohc MsNm says 1t To-
The evening world., 1912-07-27
= s@z)s%.SS&Sdo50v

Jack Silver marrying a person like that
when
When you tried your best to get
him." remarked Mrs Jsrr. completing
her friends sentence. We'll. as sure
AZ I'm sitting here. know well only
get mixed up In an unpleasant affair
and wish We had attended to things con-
corning ourselves! Still. as you say, we
must save him. But how?"
II ws!! Do observed that ~ Jack Silver
The evening world., 1912-07-27

had been q married man OF their ac-
auaintance they wouldn't have stirred
a finger TO keep him from trouble
worry or scandal OF any sort. But when
a mans single It's different with all
women. married or single. who Know
him. Mrs. Mudridse-smith Demon
strated this by saying:
And II he does marry such creature
with such connections I'll cut him dead
all the days OF his life!"
The evening world., 1912-07-27

@@@6@ Of q
Mi H. t( &!5g9
81 A.>lRoMlL,.AllNll1l
Copyright ri %WaY y IS IS i SzcHs 1 r york "'
W PLY bachelor?
w ~ss s and s.s:, wi, .m.s rs. married
Ns s..
r.' is % S as be " sss % why s s % ss% s s
spending all his event sysnlns.
E ss .v:u %:" By s'a s 'SatSs ' ss% side
To ONE forever ss V ,lsa' shame
Ss'ss 'S es i":''s
tho comfort which can be with
nuuans ans les. dependable sn.a
saehor digestive A.. .Sare%y spoS s pe,s @eSm
SEEMS
Bvr-aow BACHELOR:
:%S%: al @ a s~s ss an nor" dis
o.. rsh.p: su.
then rush OF and the first who
had nothing Admlraon
Of 1sas ana s., s. ser she
so wa. her instinct won have npsa her tao clasp
been otherwise had he had the the
"Pshaw" you exeaim "A ANY time
But fifty like thirty
Of
it-but the bait
&c the
DREAM. unwilling Is
A
|
atc.y least fairly because he
-
His moods work themselves OF ouwardy When at
| h
furniture Of his grouches
|
|
at Of
!
I
a
And o a
neve escap from
The evening world., 1912-07-27
A ROMANCE OF TRADE.

city recorded touching story Of lifelong simplicity and
happy industry with the death Of the old Bowery florist lie
q Moult
nearly fifty years frightened New York with his beloved
Supreme arber Of floral and sentiment he taught
uany bshfu youth choose blossoms with deep meanings aud
helped many bushng read the flower language Artist and
his profession for the city took its floral fashions
from him. He made the lily the flower flowers for the
dous composed the passionate bouquets that oaed the
ootg the dainty feet of avore dancers and actresses He
selected the famous buttonoe for the great Wauparagon Of
matinee idols He oked when he made Aowey
counterpart Of argan of Harrgan and Hart that bounced
through trap the stage and fooled audience
For generation and in courtshp in marriage, and in
DEATH New expressed its hopes and and and
pahs with the faithful understanding help of lie Mout brave
figure this old florist skilled in all flower craft purveyor
loving the wild flowers
which he thought the beautiful of ALL living happy and
his little world until his wife died. and his simple old
broke.
The evening world., 1912-07-27

from a Diffusion OF
Ideas.
The Man who IL
Guided Solely by
the 1T Don't Pay"
Dictum will Bear
Plenty OF Watch
Ing.
II you Think
you've got a Hard
Luck Story. Keep
rinhf nm Tnkin0 il
The evening world., 1912-07-27

GOVERNMENT Injunction suit against the Chicago Butter
"A Egg Board brought testimony showing that the New York
market demands higher grade of butter than required Chicago
And then it won't melt in mouths hereaboutsi