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The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-16

If you have trouble in getting
rid of your cold you may know
that you are not treating it pro-
perly. There is no reason why a
cold should hang on for weeks and
it will not II you take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. For sale by
all Druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-16

The entire delegation from Vir.
ginia and Tennessee are solid for
Taft. This is an Indication of how
the whole southern delegations
will stand at the Chicago oonven-
ton. ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-16
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITINC COLLEGE
An Open Letter to Alamosa and Monte VISTA Colo


A Business College needed in these they
for the valley and the only miles, They
will bring 500 boys and girls each probably
100000 these Why
fight the people
Pueblo DenverY shall welcome all
these Colleges and to encouragement practical
For.nance:--
The of your a patron.
Your recommendation to those who talk education
subject.
Your visits often You can, and each time bring
visitor.
Your kind words without a knock.
Your support in every possible way for the sake Of
these Towns Yourself and M yself
AS teacher universally prasedfpr poneerof
Business College work in 600
SELF teach within three
eges nine eighteen months and then they
clever pupils
A company has formed will a capital s5OOO
list few days for members ONLY
issued for This
be closed hour This makes a
forms Cooperative College, hundred stockholders
will do good for these
To WALTER NORTON President Business Colleges Alamoa
and Monte Vista, Colo.
Please shares loo each, price 800
each.
Tick the subject you interested in
Shorthand Spelling Penmanship
Typewrng Punctuation Commercial Law
Bookkeeping Arithmetic Salesmanship
Business Letter Writing Credit Science
Signature
Address, --------..-.-- ---...-----.-.--
Where representative you, what time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-16

The Oliphint- Hulett company
filed a petition in bankruptcy in
the federal court last Monday.
This company commenced doing
business here year ago on small
capital intending to do a strictly
cash business This they we're
unable to do and hence were forced
to discontinue business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-16

Salarys.
Marshal, W..
Clerk, Health
Parks: City,
Marsh parks. .,..a
Streets and alleys ......
Interest on sewer bonds. -
Sprinkling streets and oil and
gasoline for engine at depot. 9O5.87
Fire department expenses in
cludipg hose cart. t........ 207.30
General Expenses: Including
all other expenses not above
enum Grated ............. 921.10
Total expenditures. 49,. . S9,6131S
There still remains due the last pay
ment on the Fire Engine and Equip
ment amounting TO S720; also the last
payment of tie Sewer warrants amount
ing to 81 ,25O, which warrants have been
called as there is funds on hand to pay
them.
W. G. SANFORD,
Town Recorder
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-16
BOWEN NEWS

Preaching by the Pastor, Rev. Thur
low, Sunday at II a. N. and p. m.
Miss Hazel Trulct visited over Sun
day with her brother, Harold, north of
Monte Vista.
Mrs s. L. Ames who was taken quite
ill week ago is recovering nicely.
James Bond shipped car loads OF
Of hogs last week to San Francisco.
Miss Ida Assay was visiting her aunt
Mrs. P. G. Goff, last week.
Mrs. L. B. Chapman and son were en-
tertained at dinner Sunday at the home
OF Mrs. s. E. Gcff.
Mrs. P. G. Goff is visiting relatives in
Monte Vista this week.
Vincent Merrill OF the Carmel ranch,
who had a couple OF fingers badly
crushed, was taken to Monte Vista for
treatment.
Mrs. H. L. Goff entertained at dinner
Sunday Misses Mamie and Fannie Nc
Connell and Helen Kimble.
E. b. Beck and wife were trading in
Alamosa Thursday.
The Ladies Aid will be entertained
Thursday afternoon, March 81, at the
home Of Mrs, Edith Kimble.
Willie Crooks was visiting few days
last week with his father, L. ID. Crooks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-16

Salarys.
Marshal, W.
Clerk, Health
Parks: City,
Marsh parks :.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-07-24
zAsEDANf KoNGREssU.
v dtery, dine 16, cervence. Sc

utery, dne 10. cersence. De-
nat pfijal jednoblasne resoluci
senatora Tillmana, kterou Sc ma
rizuje stavba nejyeta valecne To-
Iii ma syete namofnf inzinyfi
mali vypracovat plany rozpocty,
jak by Sc dala poriditi lod, Jakou
jeste nema zadna jina zeme ma
syGt6, bez ohledu co by stala. Till
manovo idealem jest proslaviti Sc
jest6 necim velkolepym, ably pc
mem zdstala pamatka. Demokra,
te, kten jsou rozhodne proti STAY
be valecnych lodi v1bec, jsou O.
chotni v tom ohledu pomoci sve.
mu staremu kollegovi a povoliti
penize ma stavbu neeeho, co jest1
nikdy nikde nebylo zbudovano
Tato LODI ma byti vymoznosti sta
reho. choreho senatora JIM Ka
roliny. Senator Ashurst mlu
vii We prospech pray iIlevy osad
Mkt ma pustinnych zaborech. =
August Belmont, new-yorsky bur
sian, sv6dcil pred vyborem, jeni
vysetruje vylohy politickych strar
> presidentskymi volbami, ze phi
spel roku 1904 obnosem $250,0O(
do demokratickeho kampanniht
fondu We prospech kandidata Par
kera. = Jizni senatori ucinili po
kus, ably vlada zakoupila domol
presidenta Jeffersona, tax w
Monticello, ale senator Hepburn
mluvka senatu, prekazil iedno
hlasny souhlas, ktereho jest k to
mu tfeba. - Vybor ma zalelitost
zemedelske priznive odporueil "a
fizeni zahradnicke iifadovny mi
uisterstvS orby. " dome po
slanc0 sc jednalo o predloze Bea
love, ji5 sc ma zakonem zakaza1
spekulace bavlnou ma burse,
We stfsdu. dine II. cervence' =
Demokratieti senatofi pohronl
republikAnskym kollegnm, ie "a
stayi iednani o vseeh pfedlohae
iimi podanyeh. iestn senat nebt
ae jednati lined o pfedloxe eeln
kterou dam poslanea spraeosa
nylo sotii nmyslem republikansk
vs,Slny senAtu neehat ysechn
lsinAni o ele v tomto raseslal
psaneut. Dsmokrats ale vynuli
svou vyhraikou na repahlikAnec
akei a TAX - dossane pf.slloha
els ma slnu pfiasim ,sslnem na h
lendAf senatu spoieas vshs
asipsrusil, ahs eeaesni afadesn
vydxvala ms<isni sskAzs o aas
Asvlny . kelik pat u Fuhoa pr
.iessnsA vyhss - sklshlasti y
tasv.i bsasanS - dsAsn - ~
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-07-24

sti. - V dome poslancu Sc jedna
0 to, ably bylo zakazano zasilati
filmy, pfedstavujici pestni zapasy
re statu do statu. President
Taft postal snemovne poslancn
zadanou zprayu 0 vylohach, jake
m6ly Spojene Staty $ ostrovy Fl
lipinskymi. DIE te yynalozily
jsme ma ostroyy $3,451 ,125. V to
ovsem nelson zahrnuty vylohy ma
vojsko president neodpovida k
otazce zdali vojaci ma Filipinach
stojf vice nez donna. Ia diva roxy
cd 1898 do 1900 stale vojsko ma
ostrovech pres 5 millioni dollarG.
Ale vyloha ia byla ostrovni spra-
YOU nahrazena. President tvrdi, re
2 pokladny ostrovu bylo zaplace-
no ma vydrzovani vojska diva a
p1l millionu dollarI vice nez mas
vojsko We skutecnosti stale. Pre-
sident pravi, ze Sc veskere vylohy
sc spravou ostrovu vojenskou, ci-
vilnf soudni nyni plati poklad-
ny ostrovni a re mas We skuteeno-
sti Filipiny nyni nestoji ami Gen.
tu. V ostatnim lizemi, jako ma A.
lasce, Portoricu a hawajskych o.
strovech vylohy tyto Sc plati 2
pokladny spolkove. TAX jsou
vlastne ostrovy filipinske financ-
ne od mas iplne neodvisle a ne
stoji dnes nasi vladu nj eentu.
v sobotu, dine 20. cervence "a
vrel kongres "putiku" a odjel
cely, vlastne jeho demokraticti
clenove do Sea Girt, letniho sidla
guvernera Wilsona, ably Sc poklo-
nil seznamil ''pristim presi-
dentem jak prohlasili demokra-
ti6ti kongressnici, kteri 81 zjedna-
Ii ma tuto cestu zvlastni vlak. -
Mezi mimi byl tez cesky kongress.
mix SABBATH, jenz prohldsil, De po-
chybuje o tom, ze bude moei pod.
porovati Wilsona pro jeho prohla.
SEMI, ktere ueinil v jednom SVEN
spise o vyst6hovaleieh. SABBATH v
q z,lelitosti mluvil Wilsonem
ma travniku pred jeho vilou dlou.
hou dohu samote soukroms a po
rozmluve d prohlasil sesky kon.
grcssnik, a. hyl vysyetlenim rox.
hovorem Milsouem TAX daleee
uspokojen, H. ici bude podporo.
yati a mysli, ie neni iadnym ne.
pfiielem iasioucirh pfissehosalca.
Wilson prS Sc vyja.ltil. ie dohfi
pfistshoyalei hy meli hytl yiiy 10
seto sesas siiAni = H. We SVEN "a.
le se ehFscel ien nresi nlsksmu a
nes@lslanamu llslu. kssFy s~m Z
ssks~rseh sssli Evrery jssdi .
jena jess nls rsk NJ akss ds~a-
sihc anesiektAe dslniesvs
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-07-24

vi jsou spojena. Poslanec Nye We
sve reel prohlasil, ze pricina dra-
hoty nelei zadne politicke po-
hniitce, ale jest zavinGna "vyso-
kymi" pozadavky lidi, ktefi nyni
ziji zcela jinak nez pred lety
mali mnohonasob vetsi pozadav-
ky a potfeby. Byla pfijata pred
loha senatora Smitha, kterou Sc
pozaduji diva OPERATOR bezdrate
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-07-24

telegrafie ma lodich. = Sekretaf
Wilson popfel, ze by jeho nfedni
postayeni meIo co delat opatfe-
MIN znamenit6ho postaveni jeho
synoyi pfi jedne zavodnujicf spo-
lecnosti Colorado, ktera dala
mlademu Wilsonovi vyborne mi
sto, kdyz jeji zalezitost $ yladou
byla prostfednictvim ministerstva
orba prizniy6 pro nj yyfizena.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-07-24
We ctvrtek, dne 18. cervence. :

We ctvrtek, dne IL. cervence. -
Demokrate pokusili Sc zahajiti
debatu Gle ma vlnu a republika-
nj jim Y tom pfekazili. Y zapeti
splnili demokraticti senatofi syou
hrozbu zacali filibustrovati "a
1celem pfekazeni prijmuti rozpo-
ctu, ably tax vynutili ma senatu
projednavani sve predlohy, 0 niz
Sc vi, ze il bude president veto
vati, ale demokrate chteji toho
pouziti "a kampanni material V
nastavajicf volbe. Zprava kon-
ferencniho yyboru, povolujlci 33
milliony ma reky pfistavy byla
pfijata. - V1dcove obou stran Sc
umluvili, ze budou hlasovati 0 Gle
ma vlnu bez debaty Sc strany re-
publikann, ably Sc neztracel zby-
te6ne cas- ze dovoli demokrat6m
pfedloziti k odhlasovani clio ma
cukr dan V prijm1. - V dome
poslancH promluvil poslanec Ber.
ger zahajovaci rec pro stranu so.
cialistickou, V niz predlozil zasa,
dy sve strany. Ucinil tax proto
ably mohla byti nyni jeho rec IT,
stena rozesilana po cele zemi be-
porta, jako to delaji poslanci
vsech ostatnich stran zajmr
kampane. - Komise civilni sluz
by prosadila We vyboru ma tytC
zalezitosti pfedlohu, kterou Sc "a
povida cinnost postmisiru V pre-
sidentske Rampant. Vybor nj
zalezitosti patentni podal predlo
hu, kterou by sc vyhovovalo roz
sudku nejvysSiho soudu a pfeka
I'll monopol patentni, jenz povest
nym rozhodnutim tim byl vytvo
fen. a- Poslanec SABBATH p0da
predlohu zakona, kterym Sc zaka
zuje zasilani zpray o zavodech
zdpasech, prostrednietvim tele
graf1 posty. Byl by pax posta
ven zapas a zavody v fadu posto'
zakazanych veei jako loterie
sazky
v patek. dine 10. cervence. Sc
nator ovcrman ii vzpomncl, &c Je
Ste lesnieky odhor a konservatu
nfadovna nelson We yysetfoyani
protc prosadil pfrdlohu, kterou :
nafiznje yysetfoyani jieh zylasl
MIN vshorem senatn, Sou
sondes Arehihalda, jenf byi IA
snsmoynou obSalohn a ma hyl
senatem sesaten. hyl vyyolan
nafiseno mu. ahy podal svoa o.
| povs,f \ ohlalohs dine - servct
60. nssel snsmesna poslsnea .
ssrsns ialajiei. edrcsi Inc /, srl
M . due 4 srpaa ma sas~sineu'
s~nAt - soudni trshuAl X projss
] nkvtai . r~sAolnuti eels sklsiils
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-07-24

celove poste a pfedloha bude nyni
pfijata. O nj naIeznou ctenafi po-
drobnou zprayu ma druhe strane
tohoto Gisla. Jednalo Sc zale-
zitosti poplatki ga prtiJezd lodi
panamskym kanalem a senatori
| IO'Gorman a Lodge sc pfimlouya-
Ii ia to, ably dovolen byl svobodny
priijezd americkym lodim, ktere sc
zabyvaji pobfezni plavbou a do
pravujf zboM jedne casti Spoje-
nych StatG do druhe. IDA Sc, re
yetsina senatu jest pro to, ably Sc
nedbalo protestu britickeho. Sc
natofi Burton a Root prohlaslli
behem debaty, ze "a protestem
britickym isou vlastne skryty a
mericke zeleznice, lstere pomoci
svych britickych podilnikn prime
| ly anglickou vladu k protestu. -
zeleznicim Sc jedna o zamezeni
konkurence. Jak znamo, chce kon-
gress dovoliti svobodnou proJizd-
ku lodim, ktere neJsou vlastneny
zeleznicnimi spolecnostmi a tax o.
teyfiti soutez doprave mezi a
tlantickym a pacifickym pobfezlm,
ktera by otevrenim mississippske-
ho kanalu a spojenim reky te
velkymi iezery zasadila pax smr-
tici ranu velkemu zeleznicnimu
monopolu. - Smlouva Spojenych
Statfi Velkou Britanii ma iejimz
zaklade bylo panamske pasmo
koupeno a koupe nznana velmoce-
mi, uvadi, ze nesmi Spojene Staty
delati zadneho rozdilu poplat-
cich IA pr6jezd lodi jednotlivych
narodn. Nyni sc iedna to, jest
Ii pod jmenem jednotlivSch ma
rodli So mysli take lodi samotnych
Spoj. Stath. Senator Root, nej-
Ilepsi znalec mezinarodnich smluy
a byvaly sekretaf statni, prayil, ze
Sc zalezitost ia dostane pred lIag-
sky tribunal. - Postovnf yybor
schvaluje povoleni pro depart.
men'. zasiavil dalsi zasilani ma
gazinn nakladnimi vlaky budcu
nadale yseehny easopisy a mesie-
Milky stejne posiliny prasidelnSmi
vlaky postosnimi, jakc bSvalo
dive pied savedenim nyusisiho
!, pravidla. kterym se uSetfilo rcsne
statiSiee ylddF. jei must yelkou
/ straton dopravovati mssitnlky
pine oxnhmek, ga ] cent llhru
!, yyslavasrle magazine zyellli 81 ka
+ WE aRissri pfihedneu doha pfesl
? yelhsmi q nal rAkeneiAFei meme.
4 Ii esivahy jim elmrssit. y sns.
4 mesns roslAnca hyl@ pfslAia pfssi'
} lehs. ktsrsa - tsafi sAmessaias
) e.lhor psAes minIsseFvssa ehsAa'
! lau . prass. tds desHsd abb s.isss'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-07-24
NOVEMU ROCNlKU.
NAPSAL FERD. L. MUSIL.

Gest praci kazde, ktera dobro plodi,
at maya kladivem neb fidi puh,
at praehem batem opotne brodi
, perem vzlenym at j kona duch &
, -kdyz voditkem il nejsou sobcd chtiee (
nj zstna lest
to praci pera pilniku r5ee
bud stejna cest!
vidte pfatee jsme sesli TAX
zas pujdem ku pfedu k zivota ell, (
nez boufe besnici ztroskota snahu vrak (
a nez tina smrti Sc mad Mani schy
Zas pnjdem cestou svou iak kaze veeny rad
naplni pfistich dnu pozemskem ziti,
"a jasna radosti kdy bude slunee plat
v noci temnotach iez bolest yzniti
svou cestou pnjdeme heso Povnnost
wtyGime vysoko mad svoje hlavy
prooze neehceme dela prace enosi
a nechcem poehvaly nj lehe siayy
Syou praci platime lidstvu ien starry duh.
kdyz uz TO ma svete musi hyt
tax jak to kladivo rye, pink aneb pluh,
nei tslo qase prach sfiti
proto die syych I'll ehcem ruku pfiioiit
lohrsmu enu vldy roll nasi,
Z dokua nam neahasne livota PLAN syit
eheeme iit ku pfedu. ku Pfeiu brasi
2 "a Praviu. rravo se pustime yEdyeky bci
4 nam rroio pfatelt ysiehn. kdo cheete-
pol prspor Svebosly sem I nam a hoiaholf
J o,imsnea Faiosi vim srieich vakvese
omsA.. a. ssreas- isls
17t1fs z1nu
Evening journal., 1912-11-02

PRINCETON. n Js Nov l--Presi-
dent Hibbon of Princeton University.
friend Of Mrs. Grover Cleveland, and
Professor Jex Preston, Jr., Of Wells
College. has announced the engage
ment of the widow OF the former presi-
dent to the university professor The
date of Mrs. Clevelands wedding,
President Hihben said would be an
nounced later Professor Preston
first mot Mrs Cleveland at Prince
ton, where he was taking a special
course in 1906. lie went out into
the society OF the university town a
great deal LATER "A mutual interest
attracted them to each other, for Pro-
fessor Preston took the chair of
archaeology at Wells College. Mrs.
Cleveland's alma mater. in which she
has always been greatly Interested
Ex-P President Grover Cleveland died
on June "a. 1905 at his home In
Princeton, after a long illness. Mrs.
Mrs. Cleveland is forty-eight, two
years younger than Professor Pres
ton. who II hfty She was born July
2l. 1864 Professor Preston did not
enter Princeton until he was forty
Evening journal., 1912-11-02

years old. because sickness in his
youth had caused him TO give up hope
OF completing his education. He was,
however. very popular with the stu
dents despite the difference I'm age.
Mrs. Cleveland was born Frances
Folsom She was the daughter OF
Oscar Folsom. once Mr. Cleveland's
law partner. and was married to
President Cleveland in the White
House, June 2, 1886, when twenty-five
years old. Almost az much interest
as the American people took in the
marriage, they manifested when Ruth,
the FIRST child WAS born at SIG Madi-
son avenue New York. on the child
reflected the widespread admiration
Of the mother The child died Of
malignant diphtheria in Mr. Cleve-
lands home in Princeton, January T.
1894 -Four other children were born,
all OF whom are living Thoy are
Esther, born In tho White House. Sep
tembor o. 1S93 Marion. who was born
at Gray Gables, Buzzards Bay. Mass.
July z, 1896 Richard Folsom, who
came 20 bless the couple at Princeton.
October 2S, 1897, and Frances Folsom.
born at Gray Gables.
Evening journal., 1912-11-02
is Woman Too Freshf

Woman is no longer the salt OF the
earth; man is, according TO the latest
discoveries OF science as chronicled in
the Paris Matin. Not since Lots wife
has woman had enough chloride OF
sodium In her makeup. and that is the
explanation OF her general inferiority
to man. Woman. says science, is too
fresh The newest conclusion Of the
laboratory Is that the physical and
mental development OF human being
depends on the percentage OF salt in
tha bleed rhe hlood OF the man has
more salt than the blood OF the woman.
and for that reason woman can never
expect TO equal the sterner sex In
physical force. reason OF intelligence.
There is In the Mathis scientific dis
cussion but one redeeming assertion in
favor OF womanhood-that is. that
since her facial angle is nearer TO that
Of the higher animals than mans is.
for that reason her senses are duller
and pain hurts her less than IL hurts
her salty and more intelligent brother
Evening journal., 1912-11-02
FUNERAL OF
MIR. SHERMAN
WITHOUT POMP
contInucd irom FIrst Page.

Continued from First Page.
exception OF United States Senator
Eihu Root and included Thomas r.
Proctor, c. S. symonds. W. S Doc
little. J. Francis Day. C. E Dunham(
C. B. Rogers. W. T. Baker. IL. H.
Cooper and DIR. Fayette H. Peck
The services in the church were
conducted by the Rev DR. Holden,
assisted by the Rev Or Dana W..
Bigelow. The funeral oration was
delivered by the Rev NJ. W. stryker.
president OF Hamilton College. OF
which institution Mr. Sherman had
been for many years a trustee Dr.
STRIKERS Grafton was a forceful ap-
probation of Mr.. sherman.
There was special music by a
double Quartette Of male singers and
by the choir, of Christ Church
The public services were compare
lively brief. AT their conclusion the
President and his party left the
church by side entrance. going into
Columbia street so that the enormous
crowd in front of the editice might be
avoided. The casket was then re-
moved to the waiting hearse and the
cortege passed out past the sherman
home to Forest Hin Cemetery
AT the cemetery, the body was de-
posted in a crypt in the beautiful
Babcock mausaleum recently com
pleted by the late Mrs. Carrie Bah
cock, mother-in-law OF the Vice-Presi-
dent whose body was placed in II
only three weeks ago
Evening journal., 1912-11-02
p..r. and Brnrs

The Percy family of England-the
family of the dukes of Northumberlanc
preserves in its archives the North
umberland household book. a kind Of
stewards journal that IL chiefly re-
markable for it's account OF the In
credible quantity Of liquor our ances-
tors consumed
Back in the middle ages. before the
Prohibition movement began. the Earl
and Countess OF Percy. the Northum-
berland household book states drank
with their o'clock breakfast a quart
OF beer and quart OF wine. For din.
ner. at 10 o'clock. they drank a gallon
OF beer and two quarts Of wine. At
supper they drank two quarts Of beer
aud Two quarts Of wine. and at "lly-
cry a meal which was served in the
bedroom at o'clock in the evening,
they drank gallon OF beer and a
quart OF wine. That is to say. provid-
ed that the Earl and Countess OF Percy
drank fair. each consumed daily five
quarts and a pint OF beer-say. twenty
two glasses apiece-and six quarts Of
wine-say thirty glasses apiece. claret
size.
Evening journal., 1912-11-02
Keeping ue with rime.

The city chap who had hired out as
extra farm hand during the harves
was not quite able TO respond TO tn
O'Clock pounding on his bedroom door
the first morning as promptly as he
had anticipated. He fingered with tn,
pillows for quarter of an hour pas
the appointed time and then draggee
himself out. and by half past a h'
was stumbling across the field wher,
the old farmer was hard at work.
"Flne morning" said the newcomer
brlskly.
The old fellow looked up sourely.
YES" he arunted; 1t was "-Lippip
COTS Magazine.
Evening journal., 1912-11-02
Their Precious Postage Stamps.


A few years ago a small procession
Of French troopers triumphantly es-
corted a sergeant carrying two postage
stamps. The story of the latter is in.
teresting. The sergeant, belonging TO
the French contingent of the troops OF
occupation. arrived IN Crete with
young Creole wife. whom he had mar
ried while he was serving IN a French
colony. She brought him no dover in
money. but handsome marriage por-
hon all the same. consisting OF two
postage stamps. These are rare speci-
mems Of Mauritian issues. and have
been estimated by experts as worth
f1.6OO
The sergeant was told that their val
ne would increase. and instead Of sell
hg them he had them framed and
placed his treasure in a Cretan bank.
As the time was approaching for the
departure OF the troops Of occupation
he went to the bank with his wife %
withdraw his deposit and his comrades
formed a procession to escort the cou-
pie carrying home their fortune in two
postage stamps.
Evening journal., 1912-11-02
Resouroefui

The resourcefuluess OF some men at
times furnishes surprise even to
those who know them well. A fair
Illustration is a certain New Yorker
Of wealth who bought costly steam
yacht He is very fond OF the water,
but his chief object In the purchase
was to please his wife. Then he found
she did not care at all for that sort
Of thing. and as result she remained
at home whenever he went Off on a
cruise. His wife died. and after n
reasonable period he married again.
'Tt's all right now. old man" he said
70 an acquaintance who congratulated
him some time later. "You see.
looked around ;il | found a woman
who would rather live on yacht than
IN house. and I married her Now
the yachts worth while."-Exchange-
Evening journal., 1912-11-02
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"A large majority Of
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