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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
ssNAN' CARRICAN
 TO WED MILLIONAIRE

New York, June HArrangements, today. were completed for the we'd dina, this afternoon, of Miss Nan eoff1gan, In charge of the Hotel
 Nanderbilt newsstand, and Trunk M.
 BotGn. of Attleb0ro, Mass. millioh-
 R1fe jewelry mAnufacturer Bates twno almost the first guest to register nt the hotel and about the second jthing he did there was to make love jto the little newsgfrl., A Buffalo wid-
 pwer, likewige a millionaire, was a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
PAULIST CHOIR
 PLEASES POPE

Rome, June 1.-The Chicago Paulist Choir, on a pilgrimage to the vatican. today. sang before Pope Plus who was said to have declared that they rivalled the celebrated Sistine Choir.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
ONE KILLED IN RIOTS

killed. today, and several were injur- ed in a clash between the Catholics and Socialists at Heidelberg, during which the military reserves were call. ed out The disorders continued des- pite the efforts of police and soldiers in various Belgian towns
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
CARPET DEPART1fENT
Room Size Rugs.

y9x12 Brussels. seamless, usually $f8.50. Sale price $14.5O. s1elot 77x54 Wilton rugs, $1. .39 each
 Rag rugs. 25x50. 89c each.
 Rag rugs, ssx72. 41.s9 each. ..Linoleums. 2 yards wide, extra heavy, value soc. Sale price 45c sq. yard.
 Linoleums. value soc. Sale price s9c sq. yard.
 Inlaid linoleums, value $1.25 yard, Sale price ssc sq. yard.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
LOCOMOTIVE FIREMAN
 KILLED IN WRECK

Charlotteburg, N. J., June 4.-One man, fireman, was killed, and sey- eral passengers were more or less seriously injured, today, when a New York. Susquehanna passenger train collided with freight train at Maco- pin Lske Junction, near here.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
F. J. WILD ESTATE.

Lena Wild was today appointed and qualified as administratrix of the es- tate of Frederick J. Wild. Earl M Christie and Hugh J. Lavery were named as appraisers
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. George w. Hills will entertain sat her home in Fairfield tomorrow af- -ternoon the "Wednesday afternoon
 Dewing club
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
THE SNIITH-MURRAY 60.
 June Sale ! NOW ON
Curtains and Draperies.

lot of 36 inch figured nets, wfitO and Arabian, value 19c. Sale price 1211c yard.
 All kinds of remnants of swiss cur- tains. scrims, burlaps, denims. regu- lar value 12hc te 25c yard, Sale prico 0c a yard. &
 1 lot ruffled muslin curtains, 24s yards long, some with tucks, somc with crossbar effects, 19c pair.
 l lot snow flake curtains, value $1.50, |, ?, and 3 pairs of a kind. Sale price 69c pair.
 lot silk gcurtairs, one pair of q kind. suitable for summer portieres, value $500, Sale price $2.9s pair.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04

will revise them. It is proposed to draw up a set of international regu- lations for the rigid supervision Of wireless. the regulations to be separ- ately adopted by each nation partici-- pating in the conference.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
ART DEPARTMENT.

Special closing out prices on .'The Royal Society" finished pieces at half price.
 Centre pieces. pillows, waists, aprons, bags, etc. Any piece in the lot, for just half price.
 All our Royal Society package goods at the following prices: 25c numbers at 1Sc; 40c numbers at soc; soc num- bers at s5c; 75c numbers at COG; s1 numbers at 75c. CARPET DEPARTAfENT.
 Closing out dropped patterns of Brussels carpet at cost prices, $1.oo value at roc yard, s5c value at 5eo yard.
 Wilton velvet carpets, value $1.15, closing out at soc yard.
 6 good patterns of ingrain carpet, s inches wide. sec yard.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
PATTERN DEPT. 2 !sS1AIk: MsCAkl( |! (IlA n47fffN NS McCall'S Fashions
 Out for July

All the latest Midsummer Styles In Dresses, Hats, Fancy Work, Etc. are shown in the July Magazine.
 . We illustrate one of the latest styles in Ladies' Dresses. Comfort and Style are both secured in this Handsome Linen Gown with Chemisette. Revers and Cuffs of Venetian Lace. McCail's Patterns only 1Oc and 15c each Fash- ion Magazine 5c copy. or soc and One Free Pattern when you subscribe.
 (Main Floor. Rear.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-19
3mr @intersseit.

Sim trauteu Serb, sur Mintcrs5eit,
SiBen sniamtter, mir Betben;
Sana @alter BON Der 8ogeliueto',
Gin Sthter alter Settcn.
Nudl lest lit mod arn tranten Sero,
Sas ar5lte @liid 5t finben;
Nem bort elm irieblid 2pps beid)eert,
Ter iuirS bies gerite fi1neit.
Su tupblisem geiiammeuietn,
gersebt raid Stuub' tin Stnnoe;
Sci ntilb %gebdmpftem 9ainpenid1etn,
Gjcbt leift oas @prt bonn Wtnnoe.
limb man beiprid,t, mas III Der gSe't.
Sid ales 5ugetragen;
limb mic bic Mebe baum 10 fdit,
Weib jeoer mas ST. iagen.
ep fanten i'm @eipradl iiusit ,uir,
sluf giere aud) su rebcu;
I'D, lpbte febr bas 8 Star Ster.
Seuu, oies lit gut fir ieoeu.
ltub alle ftimmten iiberetn,
Cas- tuabr iei, mas idJ iage;
tlnb bah feim Bier 10 tart itrto rein
9Die bies 49, fet aiiHer 5raae.
9rum ichet ibr aud itets BET mir,
MpGl temperiert sum 9rinfeni
9as wnnherbare 9one Sfar Ster,
Su ben Epfalen blinfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-19

ner rei5enoen graut. Magoa frei-
li6 i6fen oas ni9t gu empfinoer.
Sic NOR ultperdnoert oie @leide,
INNER better, oanf6ar fir oie flein-
ite Srcunoli6feit. l1no tpenn Mar
mol baum uno mann, in ben iperi-
gen Stunoen, in oenen tie iid
ielbit iiberlalien paren, ~ungeouloig
bon benz 3mange iprad, inter bert
CT lebte, oann batte iie ltets elm
begiitigenoes @ort, ein 8ort fro.
ben @usblids INT Die Sufunft.
No6 ebe Der Softer nod &arlsbao
%reiite, batte Mar cine ernite auS.
ipra6e nit ibm. gr iteate Dem al,
ten Serrn nod einntal Die @efabr
Dor, BON Der &onfurren5 garl5 oil
ste @ano georiidt gil lperoen, er b..
tonte sic 9eotpenoigfeit, ibr bnrd
cine griinolibe REORGANIZATION oes
@etriebes eitt 8aroli gu biegen.
Ser &on1nter5icnrot mar mabrer0
Ser MISUNDERSTANDING oes Sobnes
i'm 3intmer arf -uno abgel6ritten,
na6 ieiuer @emobnbeit ein fleine5
9ldtt6ell Bapier 8miiden ben 5ill-
germ 5ulomnenroneno mo oann
mieoer aufmidelno.
(5ortIetuig iolgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-19
grnilio Wosauea Some

emilio @asaue5 @ome5 bat
Elm Manifeit an oas merifaniihe
Bolt erlaiien, in bent er erflart,
oaB er bereit iei, 6as Mmt zines
probiioriiden Yrdiioenten Der &e-
publif au iibernebmenk tperln oas
Bolt 0ies miinife. Sn Dem 5drift=
ftiid pertpabrt iib Der upropiiori-
fhe Nrdiioent" oogegen, 6aB er nit
irgeno elmer reDolutionaren 8eipe-
gung III W~erbinoung itebe, er nimnat
nur bag Nedt fir iid IN an.
ipri1, ieinen anbangern @atidla-
&C al erteilcn. or erfI6rt aud.
0d6 e borIdufig nidt Die ablif5t
hobe, mad Merifo gu geben. Gmi-
10 Wasquea @ome3 iDobnt befannt
Ii& felt ieiner Jluht aus Werifo
III unIerer Gtaot.
- Cine Mn5abl Damen baben I'M
Menger 9oteI cine W~eriammlung
dbgebnIten uno cine equal Gran-
hiie Gocietp", nlIo cine 8ereini.
gung, bic fir bic ginfiibrung oes
5rnuenitimmredts eintritt, gegriin-
oet. I'm Der Gpite Der Wereinigung
ftebt SRI. eleanor 9rafenrioge.
SIN Mlter BON 63 Sabren itarb
@amltde morgen IN ibrem 9auie
an oer NoIan StraBe Grau Marga-
retbe DeuerIing, Die @attin BON 81
mon Deuerling. Die 0~erftorbena
fiutnnte aus Deutidlano un0 nobn
te felt SO Sobrer in unierer Staot.
sic binterIdBt ouber ibrem @atten
bier 90hter, Jrau g. s. Nipps,
Jrou IS. q. DieImanr, SRI. Mag.
eie uno SRI. Marp DeuerIing.
- Die GnmmelfGiten in Der Son
1ernnnoo Ratbeorale lino ibon mie
Ser bernubt noroen. Bis iest lit
es ilidt geIungen, ben Gieb ausfir-
big da MAIDEN.
Cine vgbiIb @elfare COME.
renee" tpuroe Samitag nadmittag
IN Der Dob Geflous SaGe abgebal-
ten, in Der WasregeIn gum 8eiten
Der ainoer beiproden tpuroen.
Ger 2uftihiffer @iliom 3
Mbmonl lit mieoer IN Der Staot
uno beobfiftigt BON bier aus ENC
Jdbrt nit ieinem 8allon 81 unter.
nebmen.
49, Am Is. uno IA. Mdr5 fuer.
ben GipiIoienft graminationen fir
Die SteIIen BON 2ebrern in ben
MegieruugsihuIen aaf ben Mbilig-
piuen ntgebalten.
Der @runoitein Der ct. @eraro
8farr{dule i'm oftlihen Eeife Der
Gtobt Mrs 9onueritag nadmittag
geIegt meroen.
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airdIides.

Weginneno nit gfidermittiucd,
ben 81. Gebruar, finoen ieoen Witt.
nod obeno Inn odt ubr regelm1bi-
&C TaIfions-@ ottesbienite itatt i'll
Der CD. 2utberifhen ct.
Sobannisfirh DIE, Ode Wlieoa
uno Giio.Breia Gtrabe. Die oeut-
iden 2utberaner bieiiger Stoot mo
ltmgegeno iino hermit ber5lid) elm
aelaoen, iowoI gum geiub offer
lnIerer @ottesoienfte. ols aud be.
iouoers in oieier 3eit, oa Die Sir
die NIT tiefem grnfte gbriiti 2ei'
ben uno 8eriobnungstoo betraf)tet,
sum geIuf unierer Boliions-@ ottes'
bienite. Die @~ottesoienite OIL Den
G%onntagen beginner UNI elm bali
Elf llbr, Bormittag8, begin. Elm ball
aft llbr oben6s. Die SonntoJs-
abenoeottesoienite tueroen in engli'
id)er Sprade gebalten. Die Wcr'
aen- uno Boifions-@ ottesoienlte IN
Se,itider Sprade. Sonntagihule is.
BEN Sonntag morgen nm elm bolt
5ebn ubr.
o. &artmann,
". Haftor
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LokdIes.
aaraeualsGknns beg ~eieOerfrans


sonntag abeno peranltaltete Der
q. 81. 2ieoerfrans in Der ct. So
iepb's Sol(e cine Rarnepalsiislute.
bic auBerit erfolgreid p%erlief. 9as
ganSe mar biibib IN S5ene geletf
rno Oie Maitmirfenoen gingen NIT
reaesn gifer on ibr @erf, 10 baB
ell mirflider luitiger l1lf oaraus
mur6e. Sdon gleid Der feierlid)e
Ginsug oes aarnepalsf0nigs (9errl
sSranf @loedner) utter 8orantritt
oes Wodtmadters (&errn 2anoaler)
uno oes 8erolos (Serrn Sangs-
oorD uno sefolgt bon Dem Nftua"
rius (Serrm &aba), benz Sdas-
Iueiiter (Serrn 3imnernlan1D Dem
6ofnarren (Serrn @~berbarot, oeli
Wulifoireftor (Serrn Silgers) nlto
ben Mitmirfenoen IN ben perifteoe-
men CUR Muffibruug fomnienoerl
Gtuden mar urfomiid. Damn folg-
ten oie HrofIamationen lulo enc
auBerit oraitiide Grofimnngsi5ene,
all Die iid oann cine arl5abl bon
z9ortragen, fomiiden Saeaen mo
fleinen Ebeateritiiden ihlok bic
ourf cine famoie Gniemblel5e1e'
uRonia garnepol i'll @eiangper-
elm, bei Der beionoers Die mitlplr<
fenocn vGamell1, flint Ian5erinnct
uuo cine aGmpfcrin Der sSalpation
Mrmp1 fomifd mirften, beenoet
muroe. Muf einige Der aiipeienocr,
bic uidt auf Dem 9rogranm ltail
oen, mie Capt. aarber, s. 9eillrl
umo grofeiior @oigt, mnroen pom
aonia 3um 8ortrag befoblen INTO
aoacn iid iebr gut aus Der affare.
Gas @an5e tpar lnitig bon Mnfaml
Bis al gnoe uno es bat lib EN-
ieocr mol f0Itlid amuiiert.
MuBer ben @enunnten pirftet:
naditebenoe Serren bel ben allffiil-
rungen nit: SEQ. SO. S. Dielnaillt
CHARLES Meper, $. Spaltpniteitt
CIR. GbriIiian& 8. 8aumel, 9onp
Wiansrp SO. 9nB, 6. Seffel, albert
@ieseI. Sobn Sell, Saul Siepers1
g6min goigt George Sbeis, s.
ssaedle, George Manorp IT., so.
9abn, SO. Serring, M. Mobria, 60.
Subj, Sacob @ur5bad, Soc @ros,
SSobn Gralls, Clemens @ros, 3.
9arrillion, Siioor SarriGion, Saul
Enrrinion, Mlois 9arrinion, 5r,o.
2angsoorf Mrtbur Sepe, s. Saedie
IT., 2ouis Mueller ir., Sp. Ssner.
Dns Mrrangementsfoniite beitaao
aus ben Serren sSobn SebI, 8. 3im.
mermnnt1, gbas. 2anoaiier, 6. Ma-.
ba uno @biI 2~angs0orf.
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Sir $500 nadl 3eutialano.

Deutid . amertfaniide 3eituneen
ueroen I'M alien @oterlano NIT gro.
benl SntereIie geleien, neil tie lid)
fret ausipreten uno baufig bon brit
ben mebr Reuigfeiten uno 9afridp'
ten brinaen, aIs Die oeutiden Sci
trngen ielbit. Die u6reie Brels'e flir
9eros" lit oriiben iiberon, ipobin tie
aeIonot miro, elm iebr germ seiebenel
@aIt llnb fam iid riiblnen, altsl
fennuug ulo 8iiroienng gu firtoen'
mie aus 5oblreiden 8rieien an ans,
Iotuie oil Dieieniaen, pelhe Dos
glott oil lire 8ermanoten ihideit,
berporaebt. @er oaber ieinen Ser
manoten uto Sreunoen cine Sre,ice
erpeiien, ibnen Elm p~ilfommenes
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Cine @Dnfnr.

8rofeIlor &ilBlnall bon Der lint
perlitdt @~iir5burg er3Gblt in lei.
men oSu9enoerimcrltugen~ folgea
Sc ergotline @cihihtc: ogines "a
qcs fam ein 9ote oils einen
entfcrnten 0orie ocs M6einta(s nod
@roben, no nlein @oter odnlals
profti5ierte, uno %berlangte i'm 81
chem 8al1ern, Ser lid ieit eini.
gen @odell libel fiiblte, menig mebr
oB, mayer uilo idmad ipuroc uno
bos gett biitete. Die Code elite
liidt, lieB Der aranfe iagen, Tonne
mein @ater nidt ielbit in Den nod,
ften Sagen fommen, 10 moge er
linn einltmeilen cine Mr5nei ourd)
Sen goten idifen. Mein Slater
peridrieb inn cine gibiibabfoduns
nit Sprup, sic feinesfalls i1aoen
fcnnte, unb modbte it'd einiae "a,
ge nabber a,lf Sen 8eg 81 Dem
&ranfen.
Sn3miiden batte Der unidnloige
Sronf 8unoer getan Der @ouer
NOR auBer 8ett uno lieB ii6, ols
mein @ater BEL ibm eintraf, geraoe
einige eebratene Sauben idmeten
uno tranf ein @las @ein oa5u. Gr
begriiBte meinen @ater pergniist:
SEER 9oftor, bas babt Sbr gut
ae1nadt, aber es NOR cine 6obfur,
iie bat mid griinolid ausgeffet liro
sic Gronfbeit ausgetrieben. 3rm
atueiten Mal brafte ib sic Mmei-
fen nidt binnnter, aud blieben
nod einige iibrie in benz ar5nei-
fldldden; es ltebt BORT auf Dem
Scnlter.
gritaunt betradtete mein 8oter
Ben &eIt Ser @r5nei. Sic enthielt
groBe Mmeiien. Sbre idarfe Sar-
re ooer Ser gfel, nit Dem Tie Der
Granfe binabgemiirgt, batte tDie elm
ltarfes @redmittel Dem gauern Die
@elunobeit mieoergebra6t, 10
piel itano felt. @ie aber maren
sic snleften in Sic Mrsnei gefom
men9 Miht obne Shmierigfeit &C.
lana es meinem Softer, oas Hatlel
alt loien.
Ser gote, Der oie @r5nei gebolt
batte, NOR oes 9aliern &l1ebt, Der
gaa mar beiB gefpeierL Der 4nedlt
mii6e. sm Shatten zines Sobrenr
moIoes ben er paiiieren muBte, lieB
er 5if) nieoer, nm 5i ruben, natm
Sic @rsneiflaide aus Ser gaide
mo leate lie sur 5eite. Der S6lot
iiberfom lin uno ais er arituad9.
tc, fono er Sen Stopfel ahsgetrle.
ben, mie oas gefommen, mnBte er
ilid,t 81 iagen: pielleidt bate or
IeIbit ans 0engieroe i'm berausae-
nommen nno oen Sranf perllidlt.
Gin fIeiner Sell ser @r5nei mar
misgefloIien, olts- einem nabe't
Mnleiienbaufen manoerten Die SIer-
den III longer 8ro5eiiion gu Dem
IiiBen 5oft in sic Sloide. Gig
pcridloB cr sic Sloide, itedte lie
,uieoer 81, iid uno lieB, belrnec'
febrt, rnhia ieinen Serrt, oelien
2orn CT fiirdtete, sic @rsnei iaminr
@meiien noh @oridjrift itiinolif Ell
men gBloffe1 a%enieBen."
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Sam fat nm's seben.

g. 81. Stio bon Wiaion. Wtlt.
peraibt ME, mie er BON einem beT'
tiaen Sturntnetter iiberfaaen nun.
oe. sd oog mir cine idlimme er.
faltung gu, fhreibt err bate bel'
tiae gdmeroen in Der 8rult, looas
id faum atmen fonnte. Gin Nadi-
bar aab mir einige DOZEN BON 0r.
aina'g Seem DISCOVERY, Die mir GRO
&c grleiaterung perihafften. Ser
Mrst iagte, Bneumonia fei i'm An'
aug, riet aber, baiielbe Wsittel nei.
ter su nebmen, fuopon mid 5pel
Slalden polis furierten." @ebralldf
MIR oiefe ldneG mirfenoe. lihere
uno 8uperldiiige Meoi3in fur Sn.
item, grfldltuneen uno ale Sals'
uno 2ungenleiben. @reis SOC llno
500, 9robefloibe fret. @arantlerl
bei alien apotbefern.
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Cine quite bcntide Site

lit es, NDeumatismus, @tdt, Seen.
ralgie, Grfaltungen, nim. nit 8ain-
grpener 81 bebanoeln. Salten Gle
an Ser Sitte felt. sic fonnen Der
ebten 8ain-grpeQer in aIlen oent-
ihen Mpotbefen gu IS uno so Cert
Die Sla1d)e befommen. Ser edte
ift an Ser g(nfer Sdusmarfe Err
fenutliG.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-19

Satcn iueroeil groB ODER flein.
ie nadoem, Of tie 5lt redter ODER
rnrehter 3eit pollbraht merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-19

Dos nepe gunoesgebaioe II
DENTON, oas ioeben nit pillep;
0o{fenauftuano BON $4,000 berge~
(iedt 1T, lit am Samftag nadmiftog
Dem publifum sur geiidtielng &c.
5ffnet tuoroen.
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sn @eoanfen.

ainocrmaodcn (5um 9rofeiior,
Der eben in cine arbeit pcrtift ~:
sid, Serr 8rofeiior, bag gabp
auietiht forttuaberno 10 eiaentull1-
lihl"
yrofeiior: .Oelen Sie's ein!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-19

sn garri5o Springs fam eiit
Mnnn in bic @beriffsoffice uno per-
Ionate perboftef 81 iueroerl, oa er
Dor unaefdbr einem Sabr sfpei
Wouken in OfIobonla beroubt babe.
Mou traut ieinen Mngabeu dfpar
uidat. bof i'm nber. bod feftgenotp
men,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-19

@ei6enf MAIDEN min, Ser beltene fit
tie 6ie mSreie Bre!ie fir Seras@.
0as SntereIie fir Seras, tpie iiber-
baupt fir Sen Staat uno Die De-
qeno, mo sic @erpanoten pobnert.
lit in 9eutldlano iebr lebboft nno
es tit unm5aIidy In Brioatbriefen
cine 10 griinblide aufflarung nno
geIdreibung oes fremoen 2anoes
sa ge6en, mie Dies sic aSreie Hreiie"
aanodentlid tut. Sir ben gertn-
gen 9reis BON $500 ueriettoen mir
portofrei infer reihbaltiges $50
d%enblatt auf eiil Sabr an irgeno
zine Moreiie i'm Miislanoe.
Soto,, unrAc,t nrn9 nApr flpfli.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-11-16
Woe Confronts Women Golfers With High Heels

n HICAGO.-The French heel, the
- military heel. the Cuban and all
the other leather prongs Of fashion
have been Disseminated against by
the South Park commissioners in IA
vor Of the low squat, broad, common
place heel-that is. on the Jackson
Park golf course.
The park commissioners, who have
no soul for art and no eyes for beau
tiful heels, are enforcing this rule only
for the sake Of their horrid old golf
links, say the women.
Six hundred owners of fancy heels
the other day were refused admission
to the course.
There were many protests from
women who hesitated between their
love for the game and appearance.
The commons heel, as the at
tendants insisted on calling it, despite
feminine pouts and frowns and Il just
don't cares" Is not liable to do any
damage, while any other kind will cut
up the turf.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-11-16
Preacher Aids Bashfu| to Meet Future Wives.

Mr.. Morrill, termed masher "a BIZ
ded who roosts on the corner and by
look, gesture and speech takes ia
m1liar advantages Of women who
pass by
And if the fellow seems to want a
hot time, girls the pastor advised.
"wallop him with your bag and then
throw red pepper In his eyes.
Regarding eugenics, Rev. Mr.. Nor
rill said:
Woman was made to marry, and
not be religious recluse. old maid
or stenographer, unless she possesses
some defect Of mind or body which
would result In degenerate offspring.
Following the sermon Rev. Mr.. Nor
rill was approached by several young
men Of his audience, who sought him
to introduce them to women they
thought worthy" Unhesitatingly, their
request was granted, and they were
told to go ahead with their counting
and then come back for their marriage
licenses"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-11-16

NEW YORK.-Dr. Fl. Bolte OF Sapul-
~ pa, Okla, may find some satisfac-
ton In notice sent to him the Other
day by Deputy Police Commissioner
Dougherty to the effect that Thomas
Brown Is under arrest here and will
be held TO. Or. Bottles identification.
Mr.. Brown said his arrest was an out
rage and that he never swindled a
dentist or anybody else out of $1,000
by a variation Of the good old wire
tapping game.
This was the tale of the dentist:
He came from Oklahoma to New York
to get to Europe. He had over $500 in
cash and a check for $1,000. He met
a nice fellow in Broadway bar room
who called himself Walter Sims and
said lie was planter from Jackson,
Miss. Sims introduced the doctor to
j. w. Walsh, a millionaire grain
Spectator of Buffalo" The two took
DR.. Bolte to a club" at 12S West
Forty-fifth street, where one might bet
on the races.
Millionaire Walsh pried wallet
from his pocket, unstrapped the same
and produced $4,000 in cash and
certified check for $4,000. He bet
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Dir. H. Bo|te Of Sapupa, Okla, Is Still WAITING.

the whole SIC. 900 on one race Stranea
to say. he won 100000 DESPITE the
warning and caution Of Or. I-olte he
bet $4,000 on another race and won
again. at even money. DR.. Bottles
eyes almost bulged out Of his head,
Millionaire Walsh sauntered over to
the cashier TO collect his $4,000
sorry" said the cashier, but we
will have TO investigate that $4,000
check before we pay your bet"
Mr.. Walsh was much put out. He
took Dr. Boite and the planter over
in the corner and confided in them.
That blamed check is not good"
he informed them. There is only
$4,000 back of it. | have got to get it
back before they look it up. If YOU
fellows can lend me enough TO take
it up | will pay you $4,000 bonus
apiece"
Planter Sims produced $500 in cash
and check for $12 600 Or. Bolte,
thinking of what he could do with
that $4,000 in gay Paree and in the
concert halls of Vienna, could not con.
tribute his $500 and his check quick
enough. Millionaire Walsh put in a
check for $4,000, representing lis actu-
al cash balance.
The dangerous oyerdrawn check
was withdrawn.
But" said the cashier. "of course,
you must wait until We have heard
from these checks. That will take
week"
DR.. Bolte is still waiting.
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When Is a Lap Dog? Owner Solves the Question

I OS ANGELES. CAL.-When is a lap
l. dog? Lap dogs are carried free
of charge on Los Angeles street cars,
and the rule defines the limits and
boundaries of such canine as "one
which may be carried in the arms and
kept in the lap in such way that
other passengers will not'be annoped.'
or words to that effect.
She" came from somewhere out
yonder and when the Arcade station
was clear of her ample bulk there was
SO much room left that the waiting
room looked like church on Tuesday
afternoon
She had a dog with her. A dog
built upon good. old-fashioned sub
stantial lines, long. low and rakish
and a leg on each corner; a zoologi-
cal specimen weighing perhaps 80
pounds All know every dog has his
day. The animal had kindly, open
countenance-it was open anyway
and the glittering array Of teeth would
have been the pride Of any dentist
She" and the dog started to mount
the cabin deck OF a lseagoing street
car. The conductor obligingly threw
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINNIE any poor.
Nx bashful man in my audience has
fallen In love with some worthy wom-
an, and wants to meet her for a wife.
will see that he is introduced, has
place to court, will help him get his
license, pay for it if necessary, marry
him free of charge, and furnish him
with a wedding certificate which he
may hang over the motto. God Bless
Our Home"
This is the offer made the other
Sunday by Rev. G. L. Morrill,. prom
inent Minneapolis pastor, in his SER
mo non THE Washer Mashed"
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So 1t was that many were angry
when turned away from the grounds,
but a glance at the sign convinced
them that their only recourse was to
the cobbler. The sign reads as fol-
lows:
Men and women may not use this golf
course while wearing high-heel shoes.
Only low and broad heels such are
commonly used In the practice of sports
will be permitted.
Games attendants are instructed to en-
force this rule.
Just about one-third of the would
be players have the right heel" said
an attendant.
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out life line to the struggling pas
senger, and then aimed a well-mean-
ing kick at the dog which was blight
ly climbing aboard
'Howdareyou doath!nglikethat? III
report youtothecompany. Neverheard
acknowledgement said She
Come Romeo" this to the dog.
Romeo came" swapping happily at
the open work sox on the street car
man
Then the dog" rule was explained
to She" "Oh, very Well was the
response with Laura Jean Libby IN
Fiction Il shall hold Romeo upon
my lap and hold Romeo she did.
Which brings US back TO the
original proposition. vixen is lap
dog?"