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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22
Marshall & Ilsley Banka
POdruznica ma 374 National Ave.
DanKa v Milwaukee. Placuie 3%6 ma hraniIae vlOge
MILWAUKEE,, WIS. IN OKO.
LICA.

Vsem svojim prijateljem in
znancem mammalian, da sem St
preselil IL 1870 st. Paul Ave. ma
118 Muskega Ave. V velik in le-
pc urejen saloon, kjer Sc vedno
dobi sveze pivo, izborno zganje,
stare in pristine vino ter unijske
smodke.
Vsi moji znanci z mesta, kakor
tudi IL Racine, Kenoshe in drugih
blJiznih NEST, maj vzamejo
transfer" ma Clybourn Ave. do
18th st. in maj vprasajo "a svo-
lega starega prijatelia
FRANK HRzIC-A.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-22

jenim zaupanJem V resnlcnoSt
rojih prerokovanj, pripovedoval
pravljice o bodoenosti.
Zeljam clovekovim nj me-
yzlic temu svet lie poGasi bogati
ua duhu, ker je sedaj vsakdo
ysled stremljenia pc osvoboditvi
Cd zavisnosti prisiljen, da zbira
ne zanje, temveG denar. A ka-
dsr ljudje ubijejo svoio pozelji-
yost, ko Sc opposite liz spon priSil-
ega della ...
Redko je razumela smsel ME
rovih beSed, a Guvstvo trdne we're,
Ii Jill je ozivljalo, il je postajalo
yse dostopneiSe.
Ma zemlji je lie malo svobod-
nih ljudi. to je VISA nesreGa' - je.
dejal.
To je bilo razumljivo - pozua-
Ia je ljudi, XII so Sc osvobodili cd
pozeljivosti in Globe. razumela ie,
da hi postalo temno in straSno oh
hGie zivljenja prijaznejSe in pri-
pristejSe, boljse in ~jasnejSe, ce hi
bio wee takih ljudi.
Clovek je prisiljen, da je
okruten! - ie zalostno dejal Nj
kolaj.
Matt mu je prikimala z glavo,
~spomnivsi Sc Andrejevih besed.
TX.
Mexico je Nikolaj, vselej to6en
kakor IRA, prisel mnogo pozneje
il urada, kakor pc navadi, in ne
da bi Sc slekel, j je urno dejal:
- Veste. Nilovna, danes je med
obiskom ubezal eden naSih prija-
teljev IL jece KIDD, tega nisem
izvedel
Matt je omahnila cd razburjen-
ia, sedla ma stol in z~aSepetola:
= Mogo6e Pavel?
= Mogo6e! - je odgovoril Nj
kolaj in zmaial z rameni. Ali ka-
ko maj ga skrijemo, kje maj ga
najdemo' Hodil sem pc ulicah, da
ga srecami Nespametno .ie. a ne
kaj je treba storiti! Spet grem ...
- In JAZZ tudi ..- .ie zakli-
Gala matt.
- Pojdite k Jegoriu. nemara We
on kai vec.- jc dejal Nikolaj in
snrno izginil.
y Ruto ie dala okolo glave in IL
panja poina odSla "a MIN ia uli-
geo. Y oceh il ie vSe migl.ialo in
srce il je urn utripalo. Priprav-
lena ma vSe ie korakala s sklon-
ieno glavo. ne da hi bila opazila
kaj okolo sebe.
= Morda ic on Re pri .Jegoriu
8. il .ie Sinilo upanie in jo pri-
ganjalo.
VroGe jc bilo. Cd u%truienosti je
sopla in dospevSi do Stopniic k
Jegorjevemu stanovaniu .ie obsta-
ia: sile so 10 zapustile. okrenila
Sc je in zatisnivSi oci .ie zaGudeno
zakricala - zdelo Sc il .ie, da sto-
j ma wrath Nikolai V.iesovScikov
zrokami V zepih. in da Sc il smeh-
Ga. Ko Sc .ie movie ozrla, nj bilo
likogar .
: Zmotila SEN SCI - je V mi
slih dejala pc stopniicah gredoc
IN poslusala. Ma dvoriScu so Sc
zaculi pocasni koraki -. Usta-
villa Sc je ma ovinku stopnjic. po-
gledala navzdol in zopet ugledala
kozavo oblicje, XII Sc il ie smeh-
ialo.
Nikolaj Nikolaj ...-
y vzkliknila matt in mu Sla pc
stopniicah nasproti, a srce raz-
osarano il je upadlo.
Bel! Bezi ..- il je po-
tihoma odgovoril in zamahnil z
roko.
Urno ie stekla 20 stopnjicah
navzgor, vstopila ie Jeeorievo
nbo: Jegor ie lezal ma divanu.
Matt je sopec ~zaSepetala:
Nikolai je ubezal ... IL
jese
Kateri? - 10 je hripavo IL
prasal Jegor in vzdignil glavo 2
olazine. - Diva Nikolaja sta
Vjesovscikov sem pri-
del :.
= Cudnni A ioz mn - morom
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-12
The EXTRA TEN MINUTES.

Once upon q time there was bog
in Q certain college who didn't seem
. BIT smarter than 4 lot Of Bis class
mates, but Who gof along much better
30 his studies than tie others. s
friend who noticed me facs grlea
around uniiI he found out the cause
i vas an extra ten minutes On the
preparation of each lesson.
Wien he had iIaizaed working cut
hts Latin or his German this chap
didn't lhFow down she book and 20 70
something else the way most oi the
students aid. He devoted an extra ten
minutes 70 getting his translation into
che best possible English. when he
had finished his analytic geometry he
spent little time IN going over The
lesson to maHe sure Be had Il III good
shape.
That extra ten minutes gave distlne-
ton 70 bis work n contrast 70 the ~.
dinarllg good work Of his classmates.
a little extra care 81 Ay work Is al
ways worth while. II may make ait
The difference between distinction and
mediocrify.
This is a suggestion that n worth
the attention Of tie thousands ofI
young people who are just entering q
neg year at high school 81 college
easina --Hx
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-12
re 0oolDEsT As5 osiEE..
Mert II tae Arena Of E1ffz'o 5d's
Wfie West ard Paanee Bits
Far East

Two sides q fae eaFtb arc reflected
Ga typ3eaI scenes witA iha N.d West
and Par East. men II many nations
are ahoan q representative deeds ard
5zsslmes. ThsHs win be western BIS
t0ry pictures. Indian a1ttie and an
Oriental spectacle 70 illustrate the
attributes of 0ccid.niais and 0rien-
tais. The Far East saane wili reflect
gisfs d tAe sahara. iis camel cara
vans and native Bedouins. 4 party
q tourists are SHOWN in sisls 70 the
pyramids and saTinz There begins a
parade of tie eastern tribes aaa pep
BE. costumed AID equipped q naiiFe
paraphernalia. on foDt and mounted on
cameis, ana soon the arena i filled
sith . moTiag pageant q rlliant
color Al q particular feature 3. tic
spectacle Beaeain athletes ard aero
Bals. Japanese iagglers and NEGRO
asnesrs. whiring Dsryis6eFs and
other skiiiiul experts viii demonstrate
various feafs oi agility and strength.
The whole scene wlll De typicaily ORR
entail, ID married contrast - the wild
west section d the united exhibition.
which retains at the stirring features
that makes if - famous as 9 Tealis-
IL replica oi our history
AT Chickasha On Saturday, sepiem.
Der 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-12
To wotnsrs-Ans Others

You can nee Bucklln's Arniea salye
u cure children 81 eczema, rashes, tet-
Ter. chafings. aeaIy and crushed hu.
mors. as we'll as their accidental In
juries.--cuts. bruises, burns, etc. With
perfect safety. Nothing else heals 60
qzickly For boila, ulcers old, rum
ming Or fever sores Or piles i has 40
6auaf Is cents at Brown Co.'S
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-12
"A Line Of Extreme High
Grade Tailored Suits

Srown zt 1880 r SIS. every o1e of them
are mg1eAs8 after Fhs most approved for
sign fsshignE-in serges. mingled tWo--ored
r1iKr3res. 1izgo1zls zDd Ehi2cor1s Ihsir
Vsi1es really nosi1ezble 10 the most exact
Ing tastes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-12

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-12
IMPORTANT! Boys and Girls HOSE
Seryiceable Qualiiy for School Wear

cerTiceable Quallty for School Wear
Iae Bad Boy School Hose Is brand uni-
vers2l.y known % Be reliable and gIves lon-
ger service than other makes Il IS 5ecarse
the heels and toes are OF pare linen. We
have this ii girls hose III Isle ard six Isle.
For boys j ccmss il 3 very much 9Ea
NEW FALL COATS
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-12

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-09
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D ANsWERs 10 TnE ANXIOUS. {
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. !.

Andy-At slx-course table de
hoto dinner you should observe thc
following rules. While giving your
order 10 the walter veneer your stum-
nch with what bread and butter you
can ind, at the same time getting OF
some old chestnut, then laughing
loud ana long so every one IN the
room viii turn aud stare al YOU. II
The business man sitting next 10 you
does not smile 40 your huWOr punch
HIM "a couple of times lu the ribs
win the huttcrpd end of your knife
As fast as The courses are brought in
wade into the food IN the same order
as a farmer would shovel wheat into
% granary II you have mouthful
ana want something make deaf and
dumb signs 10 the waiter Ia catlnH
the soup use a spOngc-lt Is quicker
and more satisfactory this way
YOU are the whole squeeze. Every
time you laugh send "A shower bath oL
cracker crumbs over the persons fac.
inB YOU. suck your napkin In your
neck ana dig up the pork and gravy
Ike spading up "a garden. When tho
nnEcr bowl is put before YOU wash
your hands then wiring out your nap
Kin, remove your collar and was ,
your face, neck and ears II you
have time pun out a safety razor ani
request the walter 10 shave the back
of your neck. Tell the waiter tho
hotel should furnish a bath tub with
each meal, EndcayuT TO cause as
much confusion as YOU can during
the meal, and In getting up from the
table fall over IN your chair back
ward, pulling part of the table cloth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-09
n PAYS no BIt ON rlil3
SQUARE,

u Ia deplomhlc thnt business men
or supposed standing VIII olumcs re-
sort 60 petty methods to accomplish
their desires, when they would ho
equally. 10 not mor. successful hF
moro honest methods A merchant
recently told us that hc had received
from "a certain concern m uusiHnrd
chrck II was made out to the cor
rect amount uf thc account and per
feet in every particular save that tho
ignnmc was nckIug Naturally the
chcck was Immediately returned for
signature Thrcc days later hc re-
cci>cd % letter stating I'm part the re-
grot thnt the check, through AN over
sight, had not boon signed but II was
herewith enclosed" There was no
check i'm the letter. The patient credit.
tor wrote another letter saying thcre
was no check enclosed. lie received
a reply saying, regret Il learn that
through SOMEBODY'S fault the check
vas not enclosed, that payment had
been stopped on the check as IL had
disappeared, and that upon mvcsti
cation 20 new check would ho made
ont and forwarded Immediately upon
the completion Of the carly inNcstga-
lion" Tho heretofore patient mcr-
rhunt telcgraphod as follows. "llavo
l. ftH.. l...I. tFH.H
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-09
FIRST APPLICATION
DARKENs THE HAIR
A Simple Remedy Gives Color
Strength and Beauty
to the Hair)

You don't have to have gray hair or
faded hair if you don't want to. Why
look old or unattractive? If your hair
is gray or faded, you can change it
easily, quickly and effectively by using
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy. Apply little tonight, and in
the morning you will be agreeably sur
prised at the results from single
application. The gray hairs will be less
conspicuous, and after a few moro
applications will be restored to natural
color.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur also quick
ly removes dandruff, leaves the scalp
clean and healthy, and promotes the
growth of the hair. 1t is a clean
wholesome dressing which may be used
at any time with perfect safety.
Get fifty cent bottle from your drug
gist today, and see how quickly it will
restore the youthful color and beauty of
your hair and forever end the nasty
dandrulf, hot, itchy scalp and falling
hair. All druggists sell It under guar
Rntee that the money will be refunded
II you are not satisfied after fair trial.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-09
DO NOT SAW OFF THE
LIMB.
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By Chester Porter Bisscl.
Billy-ln Trimming trees YOU
should not saw of the limb YOU We're
standing on. No, There is no use
to dodge when the lightning strikes.
PerCy-iour future docs not LOOK
promising, but hang on ana see the
game through, besides IL is cheaper
TO live than "a pas eNOrpltant run
eral expenses The cards tell me YOU
were very young when born, but YOU
went after the free lunch Ike an ola
head. This is encouraging, as IT
shows yOu can take care Of yourself
when the lunch Is near Look care
fully into any proposition that may
be made to you and do not arrive at
a hasty declsiOn-such as being Of
fered employment Avoid great risks
such as sending your only shirt ana
collar 10 unreliable laundrics; or pay
ing your room rent a week in al
vance. You will have TO work for a
liYing-unless You have money You
will marry some one. cannot SOY
who, but ii looks Ike "A woman. You
viii have some trouble risht after you
are married; but If you are stern you
can convince her II Is the proper thing
for her 10 take in washing 10 help
support you. Your family tree is more
or less shady-all the peaches haN N
been picked, Any change Is doubt
ful, so look closely for bad moncr.
You think well of yourself and you
viii be an right II you can get the
people to think likewise. You may
rise in life sometime, but you viii
break a propeller and come doNr
faster than you went up As long "a
you follow the old beaten path yo,
win do very well; bat II you run 70
Office all your past will be dug a.
ana hurled at you. You VIII have ;
skeleton in your closet on your wife
side and your only salvation is 10 an
and rattle II often. You viii be hon.
est ms you are not shrcWd enough e
steal and get away with the goods
You will have good luck on your we'd
ding day, as your father-in-laW vii
give you three pairs Of socks. When
YOU are away frolh home be careful
or you will be arrested on genera
principles. II you can afford 1t Yo
had better die at fifty, thus giNinl
your wife a chance to try anOthe
man. Don't worry about the next
world, you have all YOU can handle
to get through this one. Soon as they
bury your father hurry home, as your
name is not mentioned in the wiz; so
don't lose any time from hoeing the
potatoes. Your wife win have money
and travel but it win be with her
second husband. Don't worry, you
can't make the world over again; II
you could you would not please all
the people. You VIII get bad news.
Someone will write you a letter and
tell you your house Is on fro. In
this case refer the letter TO the fire
department for their action.
Au revolver! Percy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-09

WASHINGTON, June S.-A lOlI
disputed patent law was settled TO.
day by the supreme court OF the
United States holding that an in
fringer of a patent need pay only 81
damages il he has made improve
mems on the patent and the owner
Of the patent did not show how much
of the lntuEgers pronts We're due to
Improvements and how much TO the
use OF his patent.
This holding was announced in a
decision that the Westinghouse Elec-
tr.c and Manufacturing company was
entitled TO more than 81 damages
from the Wagner Electric and Manu-
featuring company for the Infringe
ment of an electric controverter,
Prior to these Inventions electric
current could not be transmitted
more than four or five miles.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-09

baby Grabbed ~ IIOrse's ieg and Was
l'ninjurcd.

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Warren liOmmc son ut j. j,
llommel of Cleveland, Is only ~
months old, but he know what 10 do
10 save his lifc when he found MN
sell almost under "a horses feet near
hls home. And he did u promptly
The boy was playing on the front
porch ul his home lie took adNan-
tagc OF moment when his nurse
wasn't looking, 90 start ON a tour ui
exploration by himself lie carefully
climbed down the front steps and ran
into the street.
A wagon belonging 90 the Lake
Eric Lumber company WAS approach
ing but the young traveller did not
think OF 70 az anything that would
hurt him. So he Kept on his way
Albert ClogE, driver of the wagon,
fret saw the baby as hr walked fear
lcssly across the horses path. clogs
was afraid 10 pull the animal TO a
halt for fear Il would rample on the
child
But Warren did not lose his head
for moment. when he saw the
horses feet moving he realized thar
he was IN danger lie threw his arms
around one of the horses legs ana
held on,
Al The next step the horse knocked
the baby down, but he Jet down one
foot carefully on the bdhy's chest,
then shifted II 10 the ground and letl
the ohiid lying unframed ON the
pavement
The nurse ran up just AZ the driver
Of the wagon picked up the baby
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-09
NRTING CAPITOL DOESN'T
MEAN ANYTHING.

The Oklohomw, in lengthy edi-
torlal of June 5 hemoaus the sisni-
ncant fact that there is likely to ho
another election held In the state
capital matter, declaring, among 9TH
er things, that the people of the state
feel that Oklahoma city has been un
duly dilatory In "inouguraung work
ON" state capitol building mat %
rivalry exists in Muskogoe and Tulsa
because an three cities are making
strong bids for metropolitan airs ano
We have moved a little faster than
the other tow" that oklahoma Cit
never did wish the capital until th,
good year of 1913, and that 1t was
only the foolhardIucss Of AN cNEuN-
ernor that threw the capital into It's
midst when il wasn't ready for il.
that Guthrie, In seeking to restore her
lost capital. Is looking solely TO her
selfish interests" and ends thusly:
IN the event Guthrie manages &C.
obtain the required number OF pc
titioners. we win. OF course have an
other election on the question be-
cause we can hold elections of this
character every change of the moon
# we SO desire. But what win such
an election avail us? Where win il
leave us? obviously, the net result
of such action win Dee to place us just
whore we were two years ago. And
II that isn't a species of chud-play.
we are at a loss to lind words for
properly denominauug H."
Tho Oklahomau's odlct is its own
hest answer. but It might he well 10
look at II awhile. In the nrsj place.
the people OF the state do NOT care
and have never cared when okla-
homa city started work ou capitol
they have cared, and are Uring
when Oklahoma CiN finishes the cap
itol starting work dop-u mean any
thing. and it is current knowledge
that the starting ~ work at this time
is onb for "a fom-lush.ns effect the
capitol huilding sun being d thing of
future speculation.
There is 10 spirit OF rivalry jon Mus
kogee or Tulsa, So far as "e know
in reference TO oklahoma CITY, As
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-09

william Nairn, and senator J. Don
lcayE
The Republicans commenced their
march In force into the ranks Of Of
hce-scckers Monday ana the list of
ilngs for the day showed that no less
than I'VE would-he public servants of
the Iaft- Roosevelt faith Uhe wins
was not designated enlisted in the
cause.
Among those who moved in is a
brand new candidate for lnited
States senator, a dark horse" who
pussyfooted into the lists. He is j.
y. Dickorsop, of Edmond, once a
member Of the state board OF affairs,
appointed by Governor Haskell To
succeed Bert Chandler. Wother Col.
G. b. Douglas and Ed Perry knew of
Dlckorson contemplated act is not
known. All three are now entered
and fourth entry is looked for
shortly In the person of George G.
Priostley. 1t was the opinion among
some republicans Monday that Dick
erson had mistaken the track that
leads 10 the senate for another which
leads to the post Of congressman-at- 1
large, there being a multiplicity Of
candidates for that office also.
Others Of the Tait-RoosCvelt faith
who got IN the game Monday are w.
Vance Shook Of Cement, for reprcsen-
tatVc from Grady county; George
Jamisou of Watonga, for representa-
tive from Blaine county Frank s.
Nipper of Rrague, for state senator
from the thirteenth district; VII.
Clark of Blackwell, for representative
from Kay county.
The Democrats who filed are j. j.
Brown Of Lexington, for representa-
tive from Cleveland county; Thomas
Guest of Nilburtou, for representa-
tive from Latimer county; Spencer
Saunders Of Muskogec, for reprosen-
tatNe from Muskogce county B. II.
Beatte of Woodward for representa-
tive from Woodward county and
George w. Fields Jr. Of Grove for
state senator from the thirteenth dis
uict.
Also one Socialist, e. A. Shirley of
Cleveland, aspires to be representa-
tive from Pawnee county.
That oklahoma city working in
collusion with GOV. Lee Cruce, is be-
hind a gigantic scheme to make the
taxpayers of all over Oklahoma, pay
for getting water into Oklahoma City
is the statement of Capt. c. c. Ayers
of MuskOgee.
Oklahoma City does not care
about the state capital, except for the
reason that having the capital win
hecessitate the bringing of water to
that city, says Mr.. Ayers. "The capi.
tai must have water, and the boomers
there know that by CinChing the Capi-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-09
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SCULPTURE
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MARK 40 a..

And there came a lepcr 10 hlm
besoeching him. aud ltneeling down
a. him, ana saying unto him, II lhou
wilt thou canst make me clean
And Jesus, moved with compass Jon
put forth his hand aud touched him.
and saith unto him, 1 wiz he thou
clean,
And as soon as be- mad spoken. im-
mediatcly lhe leprosY departed li"m
him, and he was tlcnuscd,
And he traiuy charged him, and
forthwith sent him away
And sailh unto him, See thou say
nothing TO any man. but so Thy way
shew thysclf to the priest, ana oilei
for thy clcansing those things when
Moses commanded, for testimony
unto them
Hut he went out, ana began 10 pub
lsh II much and 10 Mile abroad the
matter, insomuch that Jesus could no
more openly enter into the ciiN but
was without in desert places ANA
thuy came 20 him from every quarter,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-09
Won the Bet

1t was tavern whore "A newly ar
rived commercial traveller was holding
forth. I'm bet anyone $5," he said
that have got the hardest name of
anyone in this room
An old farmer in the background
shifted his feet to a warmer part Of
the fender.
"Ye will, will ye?' he drawled'
We'll, III take We on, I'll bet ye ten
agin your five that my namel beat
yours
Done cried the commercial tray
eller. 1--WE got the hardest name In
the country, it Is Stone
The old man took chew at his to-
bacco. Mine he said, is Harder"
National Monthly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-09
The ByDIay NIInstrels.

Mister lnterlocutor, can you tell
me the difference between Il man get
ting 10 cents worth of beer in buc-
ket and skillful pugilist 20
mo, Mr., Tambo. | cannot. What is
the difference?"
"One rushes the duck and the 9th
er ducks the rushes."
Mr.. Lowe Brough will now sing n
beautiful ballad, entitled Them
Words You Said Don't Make No New
er Mind."-Cincinnati Enquirer.