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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-07
MARRIED

Mckenzie Gazette: Jacob kallio.
living several miles to the north of us
came near featuring in a near ro-
nance last Week. Ever since leaving
the old country many years g he has
correspondent with his boyhood sweet-
heart With the hope OF some day maxi
ing her his better half. This arrange
ment appears to have been satisfac-
tory to the aforesaid sweetheart and
even after coming to this ountrN
where she worked AS a domestic in the
city of New York the letters travelled
back and forth between the pair and
everything looked rosy, even the flu
ture. Finally. the appointed time hav-
ing arrived. h winsome maid notified
Jake hat she would leave for the far
west on a certain day and a~dmorished
him to be Johnnie-on-the-spot. After
what seemed an inteminable time the
maiden descended from No. I and cast
her eyes about for the expected swain
hut on account ot a delay in the mail
word had not reached him of the
prospective arrival of his sweetheart
and consequently she felt Very much
alone in this wild and woody and
lonped for the hum and hustle of
broadway. Inquiry satisfied her that
there was no immediate train back to
Gotham so as long as she would have.
TO stay oVer until the next day word
WAS sent 10 Jacob, who hastily donned
his SundaN-go-to-meelin's and arrived
on the scene early next morning, but.
alas, loves dream WAS all shot. The
maid would not live here on a bet and
was going straightway to a civilized
country. IIntreatN would not change
her mind in the least and Jacob fin
ally returned to his lonely tireside
while the tickle maiden hit the next
train back towards the glare of the
great White way.
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A PENNY A WORD
Phone 500
Minimum Charge 25c
take it and pay me back whenever you
got readv'

"Of course. I did not take the
money. but l was deeply touched by
this act of kindness. Many years aft
erward there came before me as judge
of the hustings court d case involving
a protest against the granting of a
saloon license in M of the suburbs.
The section was populated with the
families of mechanics and other SUBJ
stantial though not wealthy citizens.
1t looked as if these residents We're
unanimously opposed to the granting
OF the license. And the applicant was
my friend of the Transfers lash.
II was greatly perplexed and sore
at heart. l wanted to grant the Ii
rcnse for my old friend. and l could
not do so in the face of that stirring
protest. So l finally decided that if
/ could not do my duty without APP
parently showing. ingratutude to my
friend | would resign.
II actually had started a letter OF
resignation to the governor. when this
nan dashed into my office and said,
'Jedge. / don't a that license
That was another revelation of his
greatness of heart. He evidently
knew l was gravely perpleXed as to
" hat to do and withdrew his applica-
tiop
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HURT.

Columbus, n. D., Aug. 1.-Two per-
sons barely escaped death in two ac-
cidents in this community. and a
third still lies in a precarious condi-
ton with little hope for recovery.
MAIDS Dahl with several broken ribs
and internal injuries. is the most Sc
riously hurt, receiving his injuries in
a fall of so feet by the giving way of
the staging on the new barn on the
William Tams farm. on which he was
working. Henry Peterson, working
on the same building. also fell and
suffered the dislocation of a shoulder
and a badly lacerated arm. besides a
badly bruised face.
The other accident was at the
Everett Ely farm when a fractions
horse became unmanageable and
kicked Mrs. Ely. When found. she
was unconscious and in a serious con-
dition, but will recove
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ACTOR IN CLUvER.
|US MURDER CASE
(Continued from page ~

(Contlnued from page ID
best beloved man on the bench" said
Gov. Mann today.
Illustrative of Judge Wits own
sens" of responsibility and gratitude is
a story that he told shortly before his
death.
81 was in great trouble" said he.
Just otter the arrest of Cluverius.
he papers were full of the case. and
there was much Speculation as to the
part | probably would take in it. as
prosecutor. l had just married. and
with my bride was living in the old
Exchange hotel. That is tho hotel
at which tn" Prince of Wales. after
ward King Edward VII. had his first
mint julcp.
One evening when I returned to
the hotel from my Office, ] walked by
tho hotel ~parlor. and to my astonish-
m"nt saw my wife sitting in there.
Weeping. Beside her stood a tail.
ro~ueh-looking man. who held in one
hand a long tcamstcr's lash. ! APP
preached them and asked what was
the matter. ] was a]stounded by the
II ans reply.
Gra,itud" Brought On Problem.
"'Mr. Witt. | have been watching
your curse since YOU entered politics
here. and have taken a deep interest
about that Cluverius case. Now. I've
got scveral thousand dollars in bank,
and if it will do You any good YOU can
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ample time in which to for
trial.
Vote on Delay Motion.
The vote by which December s was
selected as the date for the trial was
as follows:
Ayes-Bankhead, Borah. Bourne,
bradley. B~randesee, Bryan, Burnham,
Burton. Catron, Clark (NNNo) Crane,
Crawford, Cullom. Cummins. Dilling-
ham,. Fail. Fletcher, Gallineer, Gronna,
~GugScnheiln. johnson. Johnston. Kern,
Lodge McCumber. Mclean, Massey,
Newlands. Ovcrman, Page. P~cnrose,
Perkins. Root, Sanders. Smith (Ariz.) },
Smith, (Mich.), Smith IS. c., Smoot,
Sutherland, Swanson. Townsend, War
rem, and Wetmore-l4.
Nays-Ashurst, Bacon. Bailey, Bris-
tow, Chamberlain, Clapp. Jones. La
Toilette. MARITIME, Myers. Pomcrene,
Reed. Shively. Simmons. Smith (Ga.).
stone, Thornton, Tillman and Works
ia.
Not voting, no pairs being allowed
Briggs, Brown. Chiffon. Clarke (.Ark.)
t:ulherson. Curtis, Davis, Dixon Du
Point, Foster. Gardner. Gamble. Gore,
Hepburn. Hitchcock. Kenyon Lea, Lip
pitt. Martin. 0'Gorman. Oliver, owen.
PaNntcr. Percy. poindcxter. Ravner,
Richardson. Smith tMd.p Stephenson,
Watson n Williams-31.
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FIRE DESTROYS HOME.

Cass Lake. Mimi, Aug. 6.-Fire yes
terday partially destroyed the resi-
dence owned by Henry Sceley and oc-
Cupied by Jess LaBellee. Mr.. LaBelle
estimates his loss at $500.
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FOR SALE-Dining room and parlol
furniture. Phone 295J. N. w.
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FOR RENT-Four room cottage, sewer
and water in connection. Call 323
North Fifth.
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FOR SALE-Furniture.

FOR SALE-Piano and household goods
223, corner of Sixth n University
avenue.
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FOR RENT-House. close in. Call at
II North Sixth or phone 127L. Tri-
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FOR RENT-My cottage at 7o3 North
Fourth street. Inquire of NJ. ].
Cotton.
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ting Works, South Third street. In
quire o. Young Furniture and Music
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w
WANTED-TO BUY.

WANTED TO BUY-Twelve-gauge dou-
BILE barrelled or repeating shotgun.
Also one-horse wagon. Must be
SShhssMap p 142' Cheyenne rri-state
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GROWERS AND SHIPPERS Of potatoes
will do we'll to correspond with us.
D. E. Ryan Co. Minneapolis, MINI.
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Vote on Delay Motion.

him and to itself. ought to give him
ample time in which to prepare for
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For SALE-Small ice box. Good con
dition. 631 North Fourth street.
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ARCHIBALD IMPEACHMENT
HEARING WILL BEGIN

continual from page u
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FOR RENTAL modern s room and
n 5 room flat. 814 International.
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FOR RENT-Furnished house. Inquil
500 Walnut. or call 162M. Tri-State.
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flat with bath. Also furnished
rooms. Mrs. Busch. Wittelshofer
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w. II. KELSEY

FOR RENT-Flats for families, from
81 to $40 per month, in Germania
flats. E. A. F%ladland, Platky Build
ing. Phone 55L. N. W.
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papering and decorating.
H. N. Harris. 1415 Prospect Boule-
ward. Grand Forks.
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FOR RENT-House on Fourth avenue
F.. c. Massee. East Grand Forks.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

"i'aihFs ~rrhlf- pfeeehfs 81 she Ne.
- business n,an ne mast lnssssaslns
ahd i'nf'ortent ns~s events ~ she ve~s
ins' 90 ihsp hApprnfd Al ghe s~a-
sids s'bsoifs taae1. sna every weanes
day s-14.ts
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
TO BEGIN WORK SOON
Gordon Jonss Co Have con,rse, fos
Ns~ Apartment sosss on
Chaparral Street

Norl on the noR apartment h0sse
'haf eIn Is. huni m ne oofian Iones
'0nsuraDtion oemuanl CO.. D. D. WU-
iNutp oi Us cltS nu br nsri-i dur
Hs fHo n,tt tse oops Tba auIdnr
ulH hr locaioi an thr utti side 70 the
1900 nH-t uf Chiuausl
MHfFmtn nre uoW eneafci n no.
Ro.uF tram thD sit, a oHfnre fhaf
had hoen rfeood 'asf winter tf ar
williams THO euiiaFs b. i,.Ian TO-, al
tn an adlonine lat Thc nrn strue
tarr nin Del tNo slenra in hnrhft .nd
modern lu awl vaF imouuny au
~ fhr r,su.s aiii 81 provided with ron.
nrarE mn nsnaa
Nr Williams H. ubv lersrr of ihs
shfe hotsi iils lraso BE- BE- andof,
stood aii espire duflnf sh, halter part
of this fenr ana be- viz very HAen r.-
uu1nish ronirei ~ that hastrlf3 10.
asu apartmsni hunse VII D.. completed
snd readf fnf occupancy hs th. latter
plff ~ November
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

The band cnnrnri eifeH iasi uieti at
ihv Arfstinu pafk ~ fhc 81 ~ A.
hand unfrf fhf leadership NJ ilireeiof
knopf WIS usH aifsuds.I Several
hundred visiiafa iained aifh laeHl i,s-s.
pir it hearing aHd entJinF tbe ron
raf Az enaw pin ns made % con
finuo ihe fvirn-h-Hefs NoHeefts fof
fha remainder ~ ths foaf Herefnffr.
% far h,an ihe ensiom ~ haYr fhf
concerts disnontnufd sin the rioar
~ ,rfh sammfr nulnG 80 fhe miid
eiiu aff ~ cuIlsa q has been pointed
auf ihsi the ooneefis cauit uegl BE-
eifen ftfooFheui me winter
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
PAYS FINE AND LEAVES
Joe Byrd. Charged Win vaoraney
Plead Guilty ard Seeks Aroihss
locstion.

lus usrd o. Ynuus white man ~ fhif
ru aaauaf whom Chisf ~ paHre
baldwin bead nied "a oharfe 81 fasfansy.
we caller ot ths omr, of chief
Heldam yesterday ontrnoon nYra
ha4 hefr arrrstet iasi safardas uY of.
fref stsNnfi rsrrsu and announced
thai hr vonid nrhi thr attomni 10 fhe
pHiee onears io eieof him from cor.
in CHRISTI
Yesterday b. bad change ~ heart.
r0veter aai pissd euiit a. ihr rhnffo
ur pud ihc fne amnuniins g. So 'a.
rnd leN 0n fhf niFhf train &c other
points lisr1 has ht,n in enc dtg
-Hifs ifa' winter Faf several manfhf
hc posed A. professional wrestler
"Thp fAfs unv roailFe chat they
must ro sfoird chirf reidwin ~ws
are after eexerni others ana unirss
thsf take inc nini ana depart ~ pas
tures and nclas anpw. w. are raine %
ron them lu-
10 ~ last nirht more thnn Ten D.
lefed warrants had 'efi slufe iasi Faf-
urdaf uhen chicf baldwin Issued he
ataFH fdlff
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
GAMING CASES YESTERDAY
Jvry Reformed vsrs.st 81 "Nos Guilty
IN Cases % q. > Williams e.
Fnhssc~f..

n WiHiants ~ iishstavn Who uas
charrssi pith ssrinr. vas ffisd .a tht
l0siire cruri rrsfsadaY nlnfnue a
iufY refufned verdict ~ nm Fniii,
ffis is one - ihe four raminr raret
ff"H Haasianu thai had been urus
fnret inam fhe disuiei court ta lndet
Nhfians count The rrraitIur tnfrs
casrs wiN hardy ne iakfn 10 before
ihe sarlf pafs * neat wcek
WHIiams was chaFrri aiih rnraeins
in potcr enme several rlonths aFn
tfe came alIrFe,i O. have bfrn rIayei
in naisiean Several tasinrss men ~
rohs'oer fesiiied alrins feef ertas !
trial 'rhe defendans vaas represented
~ John =, Pope CnnHt4 Attorney
unson prosecuted the ease
The tury shlch retmn~d fhe vffdici
waf oof hui 3 frs minutsE ard wnf
eampnsrd ~ Iiuf1sf Nouaok Thos
AieCr,eor liin ilpw1rs 1emes Hcnains
Frnesi xltel. 0rande IIofssn. ilerrt
siereek a. e peu9hgy paf Ctsly sohn
Rrumfeia gtn shaw and 1am.s Hoi
Yr4r
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
SOUTHWEST TEXAS
TRUCK GROWERS TO
HOLD ANNUAL MEET
a G. ceAssg. A pistcrop. LFrv
ros SAN ANTONIO.
cens asrAtls ce~npisie, Apsi~ss MAJ
aeers~nt - Sales 81 rraek ous.
80 ssases Just Passed

b u trai,hr = Weineef W the fe,ar,'
~ tuesiers ~ $40 snatttsn Tesss
TfaeA Growers tsaefiatoA lcfg trs
isriaY ~ stttnd n meetinr ~ ihe isar.'
q tirreiaf. and also q rrnefal reefn
i.,rsitp mettir1 vhtrh vir bc bad
t,daN ftlff rseetinen afe nriHN heii
81 ihs rra,8s sluo IN ean Aetunie
neis,fs lrcn ~an knisnie sr~ h. Al,
rroei ,hat mertf neht emane ~,
trul atfs vil h. fFe'ipiiait-i ihis Morn
sea ehen ssiss Nhnsstt hot Namp
l,.n wakes hls nnruni rcr0rt fhcr,
afs u,ant rrri.ffs ~ the nrfanteailef
81 c.spo. ,'afisu tanugfs tn1 rci-ssis
- no srssieH eNi o. faiite 80 ~lih ~
lscnssi interest a persistent rnmef
ffsnt san Antlnio % al inf ernest hiei
tertan n.mters viii uY io nett ~
Campbell ~ saies nanafet fof me uf
ranisaficr.
IRE urealtfiun b nat teis,'s meet
,n~ ~ril br ~ru nit~rs~-i ,lrvw~rr W
anlons h. Southwest reNas are kiosinf
thiu t4ar s ihv results IS me pass
s,asan. sni iii,, ~N rtriieninstr nI
ihe uiseNue rtet af, eiteodins witt
ihf tfOvcd purpose of Fcttinr "a a.
is.,Iani ~ lht siiasiion sni ascertain
lna 10 anions afr % sufs weuc, make
Hf rauhic
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
STREET CAR OFFICIAL HERE
Earl { Nsiniy ~ Colorado Springs
haAirQ Busirsss Visit In To
tsrssi ~ Tractien c.

fhfi e. roluif. III coiorato Fptinpt
Colo. Figa pfHsiasat .ni lfusirs
oenrf 20 ihr Cafpi.s Chiieii street end
iuiarafl,an iiailvaf oniapsnY 10 90 'h'
eiiY ~ iielnH apitt "a ihie N,.n.ia'
uiehi ana WI a. hsfe rnnslliY ~ ianf
- tao months far ile ssff.ors ~ NJ
fenaiun ~ inaiiafs - iiisinrar sffrfilnf
ths traeiieu company af nslnb - b
pfnminpnf hanhsf "a Colorado HnfnRf
hui as ,hs Same iisrr consistent be0s
~ and bslie,ef 90 rUrpus christi snf
ennthWeri Tesas
" i- assured thai fhf ffip - ST.
usinly ~ corpus IA ihis time la larss
~ 90 aae"nHi - its pstinF ihpi wif
-hrf'if hr undertakes ID fhs ciis a.
fh0 r1r company ein sspend appfasi
pisieiy 80 eae M pafirg f1r paving hs
,weon thclr fintAs. d 10 a fonfse. d
maffss ~ iile rfsateet interest a. fnep
as fa fhs rsYlnr materials tnni all b.
derid,d urar
While iH Corpus ST. EfsiniY n =
Fuesi - hls brother. v. n iieiniy whi
is secretary treasurer - ihs tamgsnt
Read aii settlers fiaiffd ff4m q r
Vandoifo ufEanlsrf ~ Alamo Life Ia
auranrr rffupanY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28
WILL LAY CORNER
STONE OF Church
WITH CEREMONIES
csrs~snlss viii o. ueasr Ausr,es. -
lseal Masseis Fratsrrss, Net.
- Clergyman te psrtis pat.

Rev 2 q Sessions psstar - a..
Mrten.iisi chuQb annuoncta sester
AS, nrrinE ttat arrangements 49,.
faptfls teine rarigis.s-i &C. ere c,snef
sisnt hslus rsfemanirs for sac hanA
-sne new stiinee thai tis t..d Meth
edisi c.nrrs4aiA.n 10 nov ,ru<slus ~
,his citt.
fhr ctstmenles vii d. aa1ef ihs
apspioas ~ fn. ii-al Nastns ffats
uif Some NJ th, ufst acted N.ih...
iisf lierfsmfB 10 rasas vH raftt,-
f.iie The ttiei usaff wN b. Ir
tsant D. CwteF ni turi worth fa
cutttr b pr.eia.ai .l in. i.nisrtghnis
unlttfrii, oi fas4 wUfth ana ono ID
fne musi nnitl afhtors 81 ths Ngfho.
iIsi dsHendntilua in thr nnuih rn,
.erenunlrs vlA hc arli nn the after.
naoa ~ september o.
nef ~ n knistefleeaor ~ Wac.
is arathrr us tna ag.miA.hi N.iho.
isis "a r,sts who win D. here 90 40.
flsi in The presfam Res Scaflasiusn
ai ilretfif pfesitiue ridsf DE- lhls iis
trDt vin hr hrfe b has bsen snrpesi
80 ihai fsrnsef pamofs nf fhe lnOa'
0hnffh he invited fe aitend and sact
civilizations VIII nArit ro ssnt out ir
tHe iater nsi souId hr ni,iufsa nef
M isnn naw of Nnasum lirt = h.
Naan noe nf esp Anionin. ncV i'rr,
non 10 caero ana Ns, n q rhanias
ef Nafrus
proud - Ne~ Church.
Corpus rhflsu NffhuHisir ana ihfii
uisnds an1 carpus Christians arusrai.
If are extremely pfnui af CO., rse
.hureh ihaf m islnr crested Thi
huniinr De- la.attd me tte cornsr a
MtsGuiir ana Manu sfreaia and aher
completed will easily ht Unr N co.,
handstmcst and muHi rummadionl
Ilae,s ~ worship ln Southwest rrsss
Trio struriufe win cpst ~tsn ,pm.
pietcd aud Furnished apprnsimaieli
fs- 600 30 10 hoiea in have thr huild.
inf ramuirifi trd rsadt 90 nfeuptnrs
ny th, latter rari ~ nfiuIer
y p's to pay cash MaItm rsa cod
coffee Co sgt.It
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

The hff ainrm aaDnded yesterday ~.
iefno<'n. ana sbe department vas cail.
~ - M rsnsf a ~msh hreanway
ana williams strstf. The -nfs- evoved
- ~ riie 81 trash nsisxe ana me
services a she department paes nat
r"gusrsd The alarm sounded fss
sninuses after Tcioch ana . big crowd
som csnErssaisf ~ the socns a tis
supposed 00nf1aNfAsirn.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Fsats'y IA % Ms hasns. 500 Water street
for shs pakt fhree week. IVES rrpgfsa
considerably improved yesterday and
MS carnplsse fec@ywy within shs neat
fcx days aaw sscux ass1r~a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Iuri received ffesh shipment uf ~.
rnbs Nandlrs ter lHnsh nslhffsl a.
anY part 10 llr rlfY AZ heW ciY pfur
stnfG afa ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

Nan, onian gaa~ess iosi mlne' ihl
yeaf and fts foplri h. that nAnY n
snsm tistue enc mafkcitus aFfnne'
r,tnts ~ tne aasufiafion Th.s riair
thsi fhs crop VAS fn,ei hni fhat pfier
tsaufsi erfr faf htfae ,sius aoi man
of ihrm Insl.i shat thri vouh hHN'
bstn l.ltsf an anan,IaIf t thrf vNui
have refreshed frum planiinr "a sinrf
seed
lrnuf Uin nnaauNirllf D. msds
remove nos Damrfoli frau h'a position
o. So the vufk ~ Nf 'amphei an'
hia saios f.ao ie altpaso "a ihe efe'
n ih, trurN cfpwers ma q member O.
tho rfavcrt fisrie hiw fpt theif mis-
fmtun,a ~. h. recorded as ths 30
issue ~ ihe ronefai m.'iinF " "a
reumlus ln ofnos N b. pruheils ine
man, * tht preteni ofii,osr Wis 80
maln With Mm lfUf 10 ht 10 hspuHsi'
rensfni ~ wsanlsnii,n ~ ths anaif
" ihe association 10 ayi o. fennv
Tine Nnrcos rtunp io'ai ~ 49, af
Sentative has mere iaan ace ngmiisfa
MaAY ~ ths msmheff are nntepnte'
in fhsH opposition io ths pfeHeni secs
eminent ~ fht ffurNtfe and setega
riaim thaf urNi feaf mes vlu shil
ihtr prodoe, independent ~ iho aF
s,laiien
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5 cENTs ADMISSION 70 All


Tho fgFaiar meeting ~ Nun CltY
I.odrs ts2s urothefhood ~ Amwlean
Neomen. wil =, ntii n fhc t.ad Fei.
loWs ham over the nIrmers CSC, eu
Thurs.laf evening sfe sefh intnnf 10
s. w. Az nrmiffrs afe ufefufiy rs.
qu.stei - De- present as husinees -
ilni,eriarce VIII iaf Transacted
a. d. WtfIfN
a. s., " ROSS. Foreman
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-28

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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-05-09
'.The Lilacs Are in BIoom.p

Just one line at the top of the
local column in the paper from
sour old home town." Five sim
pie words, yet go potent are they
that they bear US with flying feet
across the miles and the years
that intervene back to that little
valley in the hollow of Gods arm.
We have dropped the years as a
cumbersome mantle, and in the
early hush of the morning we
throw wide the door and fare forth
to what each joyful day may
bring. There's a glory of sun
light over all. 1.-THE sun shone
brighter then, you know In the
twisted old apple tree back of the
house, the birds are arguing softly
as to the best place for the nest.
The honeysuckle vine is reaching
valiantly for the top of the arbor,
and all the tiny brown bulbs have
pushed inquisitive heads into the
light. Over in the little garden
plot beyond, "Uncle Henry" is
digging, while "Aunt Willie
directs the work. From ACROSS the
way comes a gay, sweet call and
we turn to wave a welcome to a
beautiful girl who long ago went
from US into the Great Silence.
All through the wonderful, care
free day there are snatches of
song and light hearted chatter,
and, woven through it ell a dream
of the days and years to come, a
dream born of the gladness with
in, and destined in it's time, too,
to pass forever into the Silence.
"The lilacs are in bloom!"
Back of old Shepherd Mountain
the sun drops slowly, the last rays
touching lovingly the eastern
fields. The valley is in shadow.
From old Fort Hill comes the
chime of a bell, and nearer, clear
er, sweet and true, the notes of a
flute. The editor, too, is dream
ing, and from its grave in a far of
land, the ghost of our dream Of
long ago rises and stretches out
appealing arms to ''the old home
town."
"The lilacs are in bloom"
r. H. L.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-05-09
BeIleview News.

Dr.. Bates was in st. Louis a few
days recently.
MI. VIM. King and wife were in
st. Louis the first of the week.
Robert Muse, of De Soto, spent
Saturday and Sunday here.
Mrs. F. j. Hess and son, Jack,
of Caledonia, attended church
here Sunday. q
Miss Jenna Logan, sof st. Louis,
is visiting her parents.
MI. John Russell and daughter,
Miss Lizzie, and son, Hubert, had
business in Ironton Wednesday.
VIM. Townsend, e. M. Logan,
A. Hale, Mr. and Mrs. HI. T.. Bell
and daughter, Gladys, Mrs. By
mum and daughter, Ruth, visited
IIonton Friday.
Mrs. p. G.. Henderson and
daughter, Anna, YER shopping in
Ironton Saturday.
Mrs. Hatley and daughter, Miss
Florence, YER called to More-
house last week by the death of
Mrs. Hatley's mother.
Rev. Bynum was called to Bel
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-05-09
PERSONAL.

Minor York is in st. Louis this
week.
A. F. Bond was in Ironton Sat-
urday.
w. R. Edgar, Jr., was in st.
Louis last week.
Mr.. l.. j. Schach was in st.
Louis this week.
Mrs. S. E. Jelley has been quite
sick the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. w. Lewis
were in the valley last week.
G. w. Bum, now living in Flor.
ida, was in Ironton this week.
Clarence Kendall of Festus Wis
tied his parents here last week.
VIM. Kaths of st. Louis is Wis
iting his parents in Pilot Knob.
Mrs. H. r.. Polak of Jefferson
City is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Hanson.
Mrs. w. R.. Edgar, Jr., has been
quite seriously indisposed the past
week, but is much better now.
R. w. Ayers and wife OF st.
Louis arrived last Saturday for a
short stay at their summer home
here.
Mrs. j. T. Baldwin, Jr., and
children arrived Monday on a Wis
it to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w.
H. Delano.
Mr.. Geo. G. Loomis of Belgrade
was in Ironton Saturday and Sum
day to see his son, Prof. Burt w.
Loomis, and wife.
Mrs. j. M. Hawkins and child
rem will leave next week on a Wis
it to Mrs. Hawkins parents in
Granite City, Ills.
Miss Jennie Hinsdale has re-
turned to her home in Pilot Knob
after spending the winter In Mex
leo, Mo-, attending school.