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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
Shrefiife GulGrs Wiuhe

blaieu nit iurd)tbarcr @clualt in,
fernen Nprbcn mo arciicn Die &out
tart an. inbcm tic rotfc, ruutc oner
geiprungcne 6Gnhc uro Sippen pers
uriadJen. bcrcn Selling 8udlcu's
Nrritas eddie ~crf0rocrt. TicIc mud)t
bic &aut mcid unb %gcidmcibia.
S9ncAlcid,cn fir gpfo Spres. Iospic
iiir 8ranopumbcn. Ucidnpiire, @cus
Zen, Sdrnittipullbcn. Guciidumocu rnS
6Gmcrrboiocl,. Rur % Gents in Z.
W. Ructc'5 Npotbefc. 656 Brain
CTR. Su6uquc, Sclpu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
Die @lattern in CANADA.

10 a. - gegilnitist purd nic
nnbaltcnpc adlte iinp in fnIt ollcu
Sbeilen Der Sominion bic Wlattcrn in
cpibemiidlcr Sprm nlIfactrcten. 6icr
lit Die. Gahlage 10 bcoroblid 9cipprs
Den, pnB Die Acgierung io9nr bic
5dllieBnn9 be& Yoitamtc5 argcorbnct
bot. ~@cmdb Wcridten ans ben Nroe
pin5cn Ontario llnb G.llcbec iuiitbet
Die Senhe in nnudbernb $50 Srt.
ihafteu. Spe5ica III Quebec, luo Die
Scipobner burb Die furdtbare aG!tc
qe5iprnsen iinb, ibrc 8pbmllugcn her
metiih perihlonen 6I bnltcn, pcun
lie nid)t criricren notlen, ioll Die
Sterblidfcit cine 8rDBe Iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30

bicier 8elegenbeit, baB YoliSciprdiett
2epine unb iein @enernl : Scfretdr
laurent sleif3eiti9 III ltrluub lporen.
Ser 2eBtere purbe iofort bcrbcitcles
%srapbiert lnb pertbcibiste bic Hcd)te
unb ioeor Die uuberedtigteu Yripilcs
glen Der 5nusbeiiser purh Did mnb
biinn. Cffcn blcibt Die Sraac, no
@ohon nit iciuer Santilie mInmebr
lpobnen lpirh. ba CT in Der Ric DC
9aneig au58iebcu mib unb bis Jest
fem nnberes Guarticr 9efunocu bot,
- (ya. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
Seine Hahe.

@olocrneur 8ilion bemcrite, nls
Die Rchc aIf cilcn bcitimmten Can't
payne Hcbncr fam, bnS er INNER
ldla8iertia unb iebcr @elegenbeit aez
lundDien lei.
"GineS Nbenbo iprad, Der GetreTs
Ielpc Dor chem Nubitoriuu, bae in
Der Webr6abl aus @~ubdugeru ber 9e9s
neriidcn Tnrtei beiranb; ais per-
idiebcuc bicier @crren iih auidiften,
Den Snol St ucrlalieu, rief Der Hcos
ncr, NIT cbrobeuer Stinme: .Gincir
A%ugcnblid. mcinc 0erren, i) bin ges
rahc I'M @eGriii, nod cinigc Tcrlcu
3u lpericn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
500 pro Sener

uurber bel cinem 9onfett 81 Gbrc,i
bon 0cnrD Clan in Nelp Srleans i'm
Sabre 1912 be5ablt. IcuBcrit foit@
lpielig iiir Scnc, bic nit ctnenl
Wagculciocu ooer Sbspcpiin bcbaitct
lpnrcr. @cut3utngc 9%c6ruud)eu Die
0tcuid)cu ii6cral 81. Sings Nciu
&ifc Yillcn iiir lolhc &eiOcu, ebcnfnlls
fiir &ebers, Nicrens uno @inBcpcibcs
StDrlngcn. @eliubc, 5upcrldiiie.
Ii6cr. Ntr % Gents in 9. W.
Mucte' : N~pptbcfe, CSC Waiu Ctr,
Subuoue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
Der abgeriiiene Suppf.

COMMENCEMENT 8lcinrUoer in
Berlin hattie Die @eipobubcit, lucru cr
auf Der @0ric nit ieiucm Wtdticy
rchctc. bicicu bes b~eiicren &critdnbs
miles ipcBcn am p6cren @eitentnppie
5u iuiicu.
0o5 lIr8ciid iuoQte cs, haB bieicr
Anupi cinmal abriB. ubne DAB Der
N|atler c9 berncrftc. Sleidrpocr fam
lpic GepObnlid, uub bcgann Genr
Mafler iciue 9luipeiiungcu 5ll 9cben
babel lingerie CT nerp0S Inn Den feb
len0eu GnopI berum, pcubctc iid'
id)lieBlidI dracrlid BON hcm M}anue
n6 unb iogtc: .9iit Sbucn lit hudr
bout iibcrbolpt uidJt 81 rebcnl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30

bolrft. bat I'M Vcrein nit ieiner @ntz
Tin Scattlc ipieberum Gin @citcnf in
@eitnlt zines bebeutcnbcn Nreol3,
lueld)eS an ben Iarf onitGBt. 9cmnd,t.
Scattle peroanft DEM Shmis' idelr
Gbepuor nun SO Ider Hnrflanb, iuelz
dies cineu 8ertb bon $4,000 reprd>
lentiert. Die Eorfa 8e6orbc ipollte
pos iocben aeIfeuftc 2ano Ihon Tango
onfoufen, bate abcr nid)t Die nptb>
pcuoigcn 8elbcr bafiir an 9oub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
S%armiSenen IN Der bpainSiihen
MANNER.

81 ciuer NbcnNs SiBlug Der Soaa9er
3meiien Anmmer tam cS pGbrenN
Der Scrntbun9 oe5 Marine z @uooct5
AZ srpBcn SGrmiSencu. Ser Nbges
oronetc &uppcr bate Den pom Marine
0tiniiter gcbilli9teu Autraa cingcs
brnht, Den arcnit iiir cinen ucilcll
Stronger iiir Den inbiid,cn Sicuit bis
5int &ieber5uiannIcutritt Der 8ams
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30

Mprgcn oleihfnQs cin. Sic mcrbcl,
am Miliroh aui DEM areu5cr o@aibs
inatou" nph cilen Stbltcd)cr nod Saz
pdud lrternchmen, bon no Tic nnt
Srcitng phcc Sam5toa 6uriidfebrcn
inIlru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
eisoRber5ise Sdentuug.

Seuttlc, &aib., 20. San. -
SEER Scroiunnb SGmis, elmer Der be-
tamtcitcu @ilrNer hcntidcr Nbfrnit,
DEM Die Stnht Sen bcrrlidlcu Mntur
part SdInlis Sart in @elt Scattle Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
SAGE, &linlo nnh Ipfj.

Sage, aGmu mn epi,.-Gic @cieNihoit, rctdc ans elmer @n;abl
Scres porsHsNtss 0Grn, mn gartenlonD in! $reuarO sOmnip, serbia. its
mcn0cn ScrbalinVs. 5Eiss saaS III elmer Sr aeilnSefen @anSnriae So
9Pecr pDIE ,m m'i inniit r in s o. m9i n rr " 9T5 in inn z gm" IN nob tIt i'm in
ntatsmnts, 9crp5TNt uo @aoerfrnntgcicn tcDcn. gGsut. o. befinbet
notbisc oebdIifdcirn lticrt. Cine sd8enafle iii in umittloarer 9aGe.
seeforse- &ir b4ben sessnaDartg $1,000 III nnNrsn odnOcn gum
Spsds Ncs so,cs sner airdNe mi nnieren sanoereien, InO 6 III lmiere
Nbidot nit Dem suu Oeric!rsn iofort gu Beginner, l' Nb 81: ericn Mn
icclcr Bic SOrtFcit incr airds umb eincn riotcre"Sen @rieirr bo6cH
lucrhen, ndhrenb cine Sdllc tolb Frl9cn lnrN.
ssiha5fenbeit oes snnses mo erDontte: - lmicr @anonriI iii 10 REID
mr. ropife 6rifle nit Deenberem Grfolge 5ie3cn:: i'"oern a@b Wattens
lid e8uhn. Anberhcnr acnciben @ioiS, sHiofa, @armfrI"ftc nHer sut
3uderrobr II T. IL. por6u9id.
llntrHsbmen g bsisbt bier ea ou$as8ihnsder 4H@t fir 9E9nsr nO
@chHsci per stid iHr so Gents bis 1925.
arnperhatuiNe-ln Mfort lit i'll umnthelOnrct Nd6c. 9e Sps
eap S pcrMnSst nit Ncu ~ smt in SO stmSen nnS Gsiotbcrt Oos &C.
mie bis SIT leiner Nnfnnft III iriNHsn 3uhanbc. Der Gan3e ertra9 lam
iasen Sic nadae siaHon, srant, lit MIR 212 Relcn nnO Mebonrne,
Cut Goor 9ipcrs goDn, MIR icds Mcnen bon unicrsn @dnbercnn entfunt
Cine cunicrnatipc %hih6sns Der Scpinnc. lpclfc Sndl Idcrbnu i'm
Srnnarm, s4oo bis 81 900 pcr Acrr; erope 6ruit $3.50 is 500 per Nrc;
s snr4msJ $3.50 $500 ' ss ss sa7b pei nr SS gts et srssrs 5000 $sV bis VS. 81 Zoo Goo PEI Str srS:
spn1aten. $500 bis 5000 per gcre; aobl. $500 bis $500 per acre; enrnn,
:. sieh5ndt : 9dresHOs in ben Der staatten inO BIC notlrIi4sn Hntastn
Crime saeioen nit cinhcinnidrm @rdiern. noh pcldrn Gin Mere oacin 10 pct
omr taItent, rauAcnr @cttcr, mic lit %orben. 2o@ @cb lit 8ifHst I'M &
gras NM seoinannssn Sic crten 1000 Hmes lnicrcs 2auhcs lcr
in turscr 8Gt in bic 6Obc sebcn. Sic crncn anieNer ra5cn Ss @orrcap,
GrfnrNonen Sim erhen Inh hritteH sisuStas ithc! aFoaoaS wertcn
| ssioouur Saa5, :. Sal. $3.50; @iOnr Gno, Soma. s5G,35; cnobo Hp g.
rage. 81, $39. 10 .adhHe eEtnrHOn am eienstas, ben 6. ae'rnar 1912.
FLORIDA INDI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
KatboIifef,e Jndiaf1 River HoIcr1i

sM wMmr@ dkgnM E mI mmouhmtNNM MMn NOu III Mwu 3N wONMbcb 16n HnHTH99 DuuH Ss
uam uupuadhih raider pmHmmrut m wr i'll uMb dm aMmM sMH her Scr Smanu; no man 20 Nc
as ms bcm Hmnsm Soma mu hgoc mm Der bn admrs mmhuM DTS 9ms
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-30
&iNsnswsrtbee absr Die Vrooatte 1T ~uaIerer aolouis,
6prticB g.

aartpfidm-gin puor Mclen nOrblil BON rlicren Sonbe legr 0as
StQbtdpn NoningS, ell Observation-Disclosures bc$ Suocna unb Gfen&.
Bon 6icRm Mdrfte aus murocn inn Sabre 1909 l55,5it TGier aartpfeln
pcrionot. gun Scrfoui pom $500 bs InB. Scocs Stid !micrcr Ednbc
recr lit 9crooc 10 getiguct, nm becs uiebegebrtc &rpbuft yu cr5enaeu.
Ser Turdihnutscrtrog bcrdgt mJGnhr 10 iMMer per Mere. -SGf+&ar'
tofan gcbeiheu ipNruacn I'LL le6erTaff, cr5ldcn %6OO-TO SrAbel5
gum Ncrc, ole arGbte ppn imen 90 Tfm0 nicgcno.
GartensepGdic uno @cmHic werbcn nidt 0epilun5t in Garcn init
SMie ser Sote. ipnoern I'M 1eIoe mic s.. =. Mos in Soma. srinst
0omlcpl lb @ihM init, beicbcn m,roen iebr permenohnr ict in Iaoc
ir @ortcngep1fic mo cemiHc. 6inf Ncres bon ioltrm ocnnIie iii
nehr pcrtb ais en 500 9anotnd pon 100 acrcs I'M 9tororn. aionh
ten. hoB er $1,000 $1,000 pom ioldcm Ncre @emiie erSnlt. @cr nod
oeutet, MIR cIncn Mere ans Tomatoes, Selerie mo %fefcr bencbeno, gil
hnbcl. Gs 6cbcutct $500 $4,000 Renoepmi.
Nliala-AGufa wuroe nod ntht Die Aufmerfanteit geidentt, sic
es perbent ais 5utrrmittel an Der Staiuc Sprbos, neil bisber ole
@enrmies mo Sbit &nmimic Die Iniehlcr i'll Nniprltd genomnen hat,
amr nit Der Gnhpidelung bS 2onocs merbcn unoerc 3uei9e Der 2anb.
wnhdnit eingefibrt uno entpidelt meroen, umo unter Oieien aud M.
iolia. Sn oeringcm Ntufc mtrbe Mlfclo i6n nit Griola gcpilnnst mi
inoiaem 9poen IN II. Tohns Gountp pom Serrn J. u. Naen, aud III g
Augrnirc. ScBtcrcr unt gcniungtent Sooen. Sn EaGnl 9ead) 9onntp
puroc Mlialfo ihpn bier Sabre amf ionbigem 9uoen er5eugt, os befBt,
IGaia Dor pier Sabren geGct. ge0etbt iet portrefflhb unb fomn ofters i'm
Sabre gcdwitten pcrOer. Elorion lit ous Cumberland hes lanomirth.
ihntlifcn Nmcrifo. Seine Observation-Disclosures lit lnpergHifbar. N.
fnla, III 0ielen Stnotc erSeuqt, cntpGlt pWl NabrlngstpNc (Yrpfin)
mo ntb cinnlol Os SouptfIttcrmqsnnntel meroen, mo nQgemcir einge-
Yferbc mo SdNpcinc. IS 9bt iii Sloriba 20 artcn iolter Craier.
Die Sius unb 9auffa6rt BON Chicago. Sir 8mr5a6lun9 erInuben mir einen
obrfore noh Grant, Soripa, ibcr BIC Chicago & Gnicrn Sunnoiss gHeu>
uriSa niebersulaKeu, 10 fauen Sic md ict, 70 lansc bic 2anopreic ont
sIabes pMr 9bur Sciddiisun9 itberhrIiI9 imp, merben sic cmcn Der
Ell, ub Sbr anaeeses aoptnl miro. pdlrcmN Sic it4nfcn, burh Die ers
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-01

and knock Valdez. To speak plain. ly, a certain organ in Cordova, is constantly seeking to belittle Valdez enterprises. This is not the sen timent of Cordova people.
 Our people, the same as the bus iness men of Valdez and those of
 Seward realize that each community
 must depend upon fits own merits and resources for building up, and that any attempt to tear down acts as a
 boomerang and irritates and causes friction which drives away capital aI5 those seeking investment. In Cor dova We would be glad to hear that every prospect around Valdez turned into producing mine The same holds true 'of Seward. Each dis. trict which makes a success of min. ing help to advertise the others and makes 1t easier for them to also secure capital. It is only right and proper. of course, that the residents of each community show a healthy local pride for their home place, and that can be done without trying to knock the other fellow.
 Every day questions are coming 10 the fore which call for the CO., operation of the three towns of Seward, Valdez and Cordova, aud each community can work for itself while working together for larger things which would benen, all alike.
 Speaking abot other things, MT. Charles, stated that the Copper Riv- CT % Northwestern Railway was now operating through trains. It is roughly estimated that the recent hoo1s cost the railroad approximate. ly $SO,OO0. Under the very able Of Superintendent Gdc- ger, however. the damage was repair- ed as rapidly as pcs sible, and no further trouble Is expected in keep. ing the road open.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-01
MILLION ALIENS
 IN ONE YEAR

MGI" than unr million aliens bOih immigrants and muniImmi :. grants ', were admitted tU the United states in l;u year r,..- ing June 3n. 1912 according 70 "nirialS of the government Northumberland alters are second .tnd first class paSsrEgrrs many .! whom intend tn iHi;" up resi- = drncr.
 The uu'iIiInr nf iIrIIni.rai | : :dInilIr,I n the .;Si year :% smaller by iu.nn0 than the nut. = i'",' admitted fin i,Ir year end ;ng June :ih 1911. and more then :u0,0 >i taller iial ihn nu.u her admIilr":l in the year cndil < June go, :I!h.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-01
DYNAMITE BOMB
 i IN :P0STOFF|CE

Chicago, Oct. 30-'-Clcrks $ in the Chicago postOtfice today dis covered what is believed tO be a dynamite bomb addressed tU a man whose identity was not discl"fcd. The explosive was rolled up in d heavy cardboard with both ends sealed with plas- ter of paris. X fuse, to which a paper filled with matches was tied, pr'iruudcd from the cen ter of inc roll. Detectives were lelail"tl io trace lhc sender fu the package.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-01

For Salc---lInrsc and Bnck- p"hPh lns' over the trail. h. HuIro room i2, Copper Block. II
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-01

George Baldwin. returned from Chitina, on the Sampson, where he has been in the interest of his can- didacy.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-01
TIDE TABLES
Thursday, Dot. 31

Thursday, Dot. 31 High tides, 3:53 a.m., 3:O3 pm. Low tides, 8:5i a:m., 1O:t5 pm. , Friday, Nov. 1 High tides, 5:ii a.m,. i:iO pm. Low tides, ,iO:O5 am,
 Saturday, Nov. 2, High iides, 6:3O am, 5:ii pm. Low tides, il:26 am. ii:iip.m
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-01

P. Sam, returned from Seattle or the Sampson.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-01
PostoHIce Hours.

week days Q q. m. to 6 D. m.
 sundays and holidays i2 noon To 2 D. m.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-01

The Valdez Cafe Is one good ninco fn cat. if
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-01

The Pr"spAator is the oae ec n buy. :.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-01

Subscribe Tor ,ne Prosprcior
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-01
POLITICS BOILING
 IN coRDova

Continued from page f)
The Holbrook news., 1912-03-08
COAT OF ARMS WAS WANTED
EngIIshman Assisted Out of Dilemma by Official of HeraIds' College
 He One Achievement.

An Englishman applied to the Her aids college for coat of arms. In such a case it is pleasant to be able to borrow one from a celebrated an cestor. The man in question could not remember anything about his great-grandparents, and therefore. could not mention any achievement by them which could be used as the basis of a coat of arms. But the of foial to whom he applied was not easily discouraged.
 Have you not done something your. self?" he asked.
 Nothing, I fear" said the man, adding as a pathetic antithesis that once, having been locked in Ludgate prison for debt, he had found means to escape from an upper window.
 And how did you get down?"
 'T got cord, fixed 1t around the neck of King Lud's statue, and let myself down"
 Just the thing. There you have it honor enough. Lineally descended from King Lud. His coat of arms Is good enough for you."-Tit-Bits.
The Holbrook news., 1912-03-08
cIrIs That Smoke.

Apropos of the Ritz-Carlton, New York's fashionable hotel that permits ladies to smoke, Mime. Simone, the Parisian actress. said the other day:
 Well, why shouldn't ladies smoke ? There's nothing ungraceful in the habit On the contrary, to see a pretty owman with a cigarette is a very charming picture.
 Those who object to smoking among women have never, perhaps. seen smoking done decorously. Their idea of smoking is that of the old Provencal woman.
 "A society girl, calling on this old woman in her cottage, took cigarette from her gold case, fitted 1t in a tube of amber, and said:
 "TYou don't mind if smoke, do your
 "'Why, of course not, deariei Of course notI' said the old woman. .Jeanne,' she added to her servant, 'go fetch a spittoon!'"
The Holbrook news., 1912-03-08
Gave New Rector Cemetery Key.

It was a harmless deception that was practiced on the Rev Howard Chandler Robbins when he was install ed as rector of the Church of the In- carnation, says the Pittsburg Dispatch. Bishop Greer oficiated at the solemn services. part of which provided that the rector receive the key to his church.
 In his capacity as senior warden this duty devolved on Francis Lynde Stetson, the lawyer. He went through the ceremony of presentation with ap- propriate dignity. Bishop Greer preached the sermon.
 After the services came the discov- cry that the key presented to the new rector was a key that formerly un- locked the gates of an East side cem- etery, now seldom used. The sexton probably has real key, anyway. SO the rector never will be locked out.
The Holbrook news., 1912-03-08

I become congested, and the distress re- sulting from the ruin was extreme This year has seen the practical com pletion of the task that the Indus set itself out to accomplish. The river, travelling with great rapidity inland on the northern side, had destroyed at the end of the season the whole of the town, with the exception of a tiny corner in the southwest angle, as can be seen in the accompanying diagram
 Till the bay that had thus been formed was fully developed, a sense of false security hung over the pretty little civil station. which rested amidst it's splendid trees and date palms within the protection afforded by embankments of earth and brush wood. Whatever fate might befall the city, there was always the feeling that it would take long to cover the ground between the stream and the cantonments. However, the Indus has not only advanced right on to the jail which lies between the civil sta ton and the city, but has given proof of its power to travel swiftly by nov ing westward over 500 yards within one week. As has been said, 1t does not persist in its curves and sweeps for any prolonged time. Yet there is no foretelling if any respite before a change will come, or whether the re- moval of a promontory may not be followed by the formation of a deep bay at the same spot.
 So much for the action of the ro- morseless Indus. As to the plight of the wretched inhabitants, who have seen the ruin of their houses. as well on which many depended for liveli- hood, it is easy to realize the terrible predicament in which they have been involved. It has been a 1ong-drawn- out horror, extending over four years. but the disaster, although one of piecemeal ruin and not of catastrophe suddenness, has been a complete one. No lives and no personal effects have been lost, but in the place of houses and the valuable building sites naught remains to their owners but the roof timbers, doorways and other wood work, which will cost much to trans port elsewhere.
 As to the homeless and dispos- sessed. on whom Khwaja Khizar. the god of rivers, has vented his displeas- ure, some have dispersed to start life afresh in various trading centers in the neighborhood. Others are slowly taking up sites in a new town that has been demarcated near Chorutta. a large village eight miles inland to- wards the rugged Baluch hills. This and thus the town brought into ex- istence by the Baluch chieftain finds itself, when stricken to death, taking sanctuary where the hero himself came to his end.
The Holbrook news., 1912-03-08
We'll Informed.

My good man," said the hesitant philanthropist, T would be glad to give you a quarter, but I am afraid you are too little acquainted with the benehcent properties of soap."
 My dear sir," replied the itinerant one, with 8 truly Chesterfieldian air, you do me a great injustice. have read hundreds of soap advertisements on the bill-boards of this, my native land"
The Holbrook news., 1912-03-08
HIuhIx Recommended.

"Oh, I hear you are going to mar " MT. Dashaway7"
 Yes; just as soon as get my de- cree"
 'T congratulate you, my dear. He's one of the incest husbands I ever had"
The Holbrook news., 1912-03-08
Change In the Weather.

Mrs. Spinks-Where is the money you have been saving for a rainy day7
 MT. Spinks-In the Neverbreak Say ings bank.
 Mrs. Spinks-WeIl, give me a check for some of 1t. I want a new water proof.
The Holbrook news., 1912-03-08
Malice prepensa

George, father advised me last night that I must not have you call on me-"
 q think you misunderstood him. dearie. Why, he gave me cigar this morning."
 "Ohl Then you haven't smoked 1t yet."-Judge.
The Holbrook news., 1912-03-08
WomanIv ReasonIno.

My dear, why do you worry % about your husband? You can't make . man good by being jealous of him" ]"
 T know that, but I've never heard of any woman who caused her hus- band to keep out of mischief merely because she let him know that she wasn't watching him like a hawk"
The Holbrook news., 1912-03-08
Eeho Anawarn ..Nhxfv

"A man out in Seattle, where there is a water famine, is reported to have shaved himself with a pint of cham pagne."
 Champagne has been known to put a fine edge on a man. Why shouldn't 1t do the same thing for his razor?"
The Holbrook news., 1912-03-08
shx on caah-

Why wasn't your Bohemian res taurant a success?"
 People wouldn't enter into the Bo- hemian spirit of the place."
 Wouldn't they talk in epigrams or sing?"
 "Oh, they did all that. but they wouldn't spend over 50 cents . head" !"
The Holbrook news., 1912-03-08
ExnIaIned-

Belshazzar saw the writing on the wall and called for his dream book.
 Writing on the wall" said the book, signifies that some one has left pencil where the children could get 1t"
The Holbrook news., 1912-03-08
on Second Thouaht.

You know" said the Chinese phi iosopher, "that our nation really in- vented gunpowder."
 "Yes," replied the court official, land when see the trouble we are having I can't help thinking 1t was rather foolish of us."
The Holbrook news., 1912-03-08
Spotted.

How do you know that man is a parlor f1sherman?"
 No man could find time to do any real fishing and at the same time learn the names of so large a collec- tion of trout flies"
The Holbrook news., 1912-03-08
He Wa. Mistaken

"T asked your husband last evening if he had his life to live over again if he would marry you, and he said he certainly would"
 He certainly wouldn't"
The Holbrook news., 1912-03-08
TIma IImIt Ernlrnd.

Mrs. Knagg- you recall il was on train that we first met"
 MT. Knagg-Yes, but it's too late now to sue the company for damages
The Holbrook news., 1912-03-08
A Fast one.

What is that mans walk in nfe?- He's a bank runner"
The Holbrook news., 1912-03-08

Tommy pop. what's an opti. mist7
 Pop-A man who sometimes hears of people doing things just as he would have done them if he had been there.
The Holbrook news., 1912-03-08

YEAR ago there was given a
 description of the extraordi- nary attack made by the River \ Indus on. the hapless town of
 Dara Ghaxf Khan q nIaoo oS
The border vidette., 1912-10-05

and report thereon to the council.
 Section s. In order to provide funds for the expencec of main taining and operating an efficient municipal water system, and to assist in paying the semi-annual interest on the water system bonds, the rates and fees as provided for in tbis ordinance of the town of Nogales, Arizona, are hereby adopt ed as the rates under which the Water Department may fix the rates ard fees 10 be collected for supplying water 10 the town of No gales, Arizona, and to the inhabit- ants thereof, and 10 others. insofar as such rates and fees do not con fict with the provisions of this ordinance.
 The charges for water supplied either through meter or otherwise shall he at the rates as per the fol- lowing schedule, viz:
The border vidette., 1912-10-05
ORDINANCE NO. 83.

BE IT ORDAINED by the Common Council of the town of Nogales, Alizona:
 Section 1. That the municipal water system owned and operated