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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-16
Repairing

YOUR FURNITURE packed; your mat
tresses renovated; your furniture re-
paired and upholstered. Quick service
and quality work our motto.
r. L. Daniel Furniture-M Mattress FCty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-16
Announcements

GST1-H1SG DEMO0RATI0 TIoIEET.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-16

CARPETS CLEANED and general
Sonse cleaning. Duntley Vacuum Clean
ing Co. Phone 321S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-16

The annex to the Two Republics
building on Texas street has been COM
pleted on the exterior. and the interior
woodwork Is being placed. The outside
of the building has been made TO con-
form with the lines Of the big bank
building and has been plastered over
with gray cement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-16

Merchants lunch, IL to 2:3O. 35cts.
days. Inn Cafe, Jackson SQuires.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-16

DR.. Jameson. genitO-urinary skin and
rectal diseases, 618 Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-16
For Sale Furniture

VAyTED--2nd hand furniture Erwin
& Co. lI6 S. Stanton B. 13I; T. zgs9
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-16
Snecialists

sPECGSIIsT FOR MEN-s12 Magoffin,
DIR. CARL sMITH-Consultation in
vited- 1O7 San Antonio St Auto. 2151.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-16

Mexican papers, Spanish BOOKS and
stationery. los =. Overland street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-16
Poultry. Etc.

ANYBODY CAN HATCH CHICKS with
a Buckeye. Ell PasO Seed CO. Ben 800
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-16
UNLISTED STOCKS
lBy Special Wire to The Herald frou
I. ]. Overlook. Bisbee. AriLl
Too Lac 10 Classifv

-@-0-N---@-@-~-@-@-~-----~
W ANTED-Glrl TO 90 on ranch near
Deming TO do cooking and general
Homework. Apply room 122, Angelus
Hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-16
Nv " s..s5.!..

For house wiring and fixtures see
the National TelegraphOne and supply
Company, 81 Mills street.
The Dolores star., 1912-12-13

Alice SEQ that q . glaaea ~ GDgeno
W. sad saa 1iaally. wt11ly. ~ - o19
u was m ~ late - eo0pgoe ~ -
Daneisi9A modal - vsuo9 -
0ollsby bach bic eheeh - Wooo4
snatch her little drea1 gssi fBU0 ~
pollutins ease u he vulune ~ ~
Ailed he oGlcs aaa casyy NJ - -
lofty stnoephsse - ~ Wsrtsa -
lsrise.
She hurried through ~ sesssea -
satsstcate1 w1eh ~ ~ haoUoooGD
that she YES quite uncussctoss = ~
attentioa hss brsathiees hases attsogos
-. Near 0oldsby's sl1ee - -
forcs1 % stop 4 sign poster w. ~
ting up . poster and : crowd haA
gathered efoee n Thsy were sheb6ye
ordinary psopls. but thsy stared q
the picture d dumb adaiFattoo. Hvea
the policsman % the beat was steal
Ing psep q Il. with suddsa catch
II her hear. Alice made her vay 10
ward the billboard u vss . vssy
simple picture. yet n seemed - u oae
turned from the dtn and ADsA q thI
street. into the hausts1 forest There
beneath . moss hung oak. hasslssp h
bracken and fern. stood . littls gis3
with vide eyes and expsctant face.
But she would never sss the fair,sss
that child, though she knew that
fairies really lived. for On day anA I'll
night the street before hss was hilsA
with the roar Of tranc. and the pavs.
ment ECHOED with the footsteps u The
worldly wise. the weary. the ssasul.
90 POIGNANT was the appeal u The ~
turned face that yos would cot notiee
that she held . small object tixhtly
clasped IN one hand. would not sostce
u until the sign pastes. with . last
sweep II his brush. stuck Q lusid cap-
tioa beneath the picture "Hsvs ycq
used LAvisaf me pursst ssaD -
earth"
For . loes tine Alice eassl n q.
lencs. then shs smiled. thosgh thsre
wero tsars n her eyes. ~You1l Revse
see The faiSies.~ she Whispered TO ~
child. -but yosfi Sc . great asai q
life. my little dream girl. ard real ~.
pie are better than nahs-bslDsvsa A.
for me. IN - The moasy fss . tsoue.
seau. Anybody car tsy 10 - N en-
lot. but osly oas woman n ~ vssi1
can b David Ar1en's WIFE,
The Dolores star., 1912-12-13
The Dream
Child


Hp00D.l
Thew vaD . strsak a paiat %
Aiicss sasA vhtcA ns1s her issl
strangely efsss-eyel. her hair hal fall.
- abost ~ sheubdsrs. and her beck
vas acAinG Dav1l's lsstsr lay IN.
opsne6 b ~ ~. and that vss queer.
Tor OavS1 wes 10 q aa out.of.town
sanitsFssa. aa1 Q giri b supposed 10
take some tatseese h her oascs's
hseltA. Bst Alles belisved 10 an for
arts sehs. a. DAVID could wait To
morrow ~ setftss would begin Tor
the wostos aft sxhibit and she must
put the eaisAiAs touches 70 Der We.
tura
The foo1 vas hars anl ugly. siscs
AZ Tor srt's sAhs b not always profit.
abs. but aow tAaa Tie bugs canvas
va there - saiss vss HE coniAs
fro0 The 9Th and lia a. the streets
isto sti1l D1leuD0es woods, iato
hsuste9 forrest 0saeetA . noss-huss
osh. keee-leep b Q taagle q beachsn
and Tern. $3.50 . l1ttls sjSi. With vids
eyes snl sapectase fses. ohs vss
Ioohisg ~ to faissss. that chiil. ssd
she would ssesly ~ then. Tor she
knsv list lAlsSee really livs1. Yos
felt tAes the1 vou11 Desp esl Ct hss
~ osnsot yess beeS vas turned.
Hsssy nla1sA ~ psstssis psissss.
~ - 80 49, q n ~ tussiag
ewag sves = eoBoeesoly asl thss
WIRING oo11oney boek. 1hoy wese
The Dolores star., 1912-12-13

sosllsy. ! oay. end preSd q ~
es1Dtaatiag I'm ana permit 700 -
depart n psaee.
''Dut for every indiscrstioa q yosr
pase ysa win - sivsa Q ~ Aays'
ssntsses uo1ss ~ sane soslleleoe
- lnQGm1o0 - esQge &nnrne
l10SSes9 W 6pssSs you viii H. -
giousasss q your situation end shall
essl - regret should you. n your
Asedlsesaess. fail to grasp its import.
'Uivsa this day and date under my
Isttse ssal ct Squirrel Inn. Dingledale.
WleconsiA.
JACK vININ0. Judge"
walter Bsdight, mayor and candL
cate for the legislature. frowned.
Plainly. here was . prsdicament. The
humor Of the situation had ned. The
piqued attitude Of the Judge" toward
hin was plain. II was more than this.
q was "catty." She ran after him and
10 Kissed her. . perfectly natural
thing for Q handsome bachelor to do
u the pursusr we're pretty-and good
ness knows Jackie vining was enough
Of that 10 givs almost any inQuisitive
young man paipltation Of the heart!
But even male judges have . way
Of their own. absolute and unrelent.
inc. while Q woman Judge. pretty. VI.
vacious. sntieing. captured In . doc.
wood swamp and kissed against her
vill-Bedight sAuddsred At bis pos-
slble fAte!
he fury q . woman osculated b
frssusstly - accsatuated - the a.
gss u . woman scorusd! And hs
Vas he goat!
Dsep in . quandsry Of ways and
Means. the lacklsss politician. mental.
u bsrating The fatal DAY Of woman
suffrage. wandered Into the cool. um-
brase0us wood.
II was midsummer and the forest
was . sylvan retreat where monk and
The Dolores star., 1912-12-13

49,. ssdfssly. avoiding Der eyes. .lf
sreee vs4 100 Doag. either b ape 70
- away hith ths-sr. haiti"
Thank ves." she rspiisl cel6ly. Z
1asw hss, . - 4 aov."
u trSfs she bed . nopping beauty
= ~ hs1l.
We reed3tsl her hook an. pleAiag
- ~ ~ ssat . Dowasiae splsnias
snroueh ~ air u fell Just without
The Dolores star., 1912-12-13
cvMoPsla

4 CVW0p0t&
HsdlSht, q summer visitor. eSsss
throu4h the woods By ten LAUGHING ~.
one q whom he catches and ki0Ses,
CHAPTER 1.-THE giris form thSw-
solves iAto . court and sentence Mir -
DO the 1t11tn0 Of one q thslr nv1bss
each ~ Tor ten aAya
CHAPTER ITI.-A isssslassv, wessuy,
opposing woman suffrage. which dropoei
from the mayors pocket. b used 10 ecsn-
rcI MIN 70 eesy the mandates Of Tie
His honor arose submissivsly.
! Il accept the terms" he sald, -
Sssly. Il protest-but I accept"
And should you DESERT" continued
the judge. Il shall not hesitate to use
this evidence against you!" pulling
from The front Of her shirtwaist Q
bulky document. Possibly you may
recognise ~" tauntingiy.
! The prisoner gaspsd.
j; my bill!"
/, "Yss!" replied the Judge. piercing
Aim with . cold look q scorn. you
may well say. ny bill!'"
/, He bowed his head.
: Courts adjourned!" ssappsA ~
Dudgs. breakfast b served"
The Dolores star., 1912-12-13

are very DESTROYS Of reaching your
district on the Saturday night follow.
lag. whore you ere 70 open your cam.
paien. Should you prove yourself .
psrfsce gentleman during the interim
and serve your sentence with due hu.
mility. Ne will return TO you the iu.
The Dolores star., 1912-12-13

.ss- - ..e se W. a
-. :. ~. 49, me mo'te..
~ nm. - ..s.-. 1870
G.,. -. Ivy s ~. eensst
aittins hlrAs 80 ~ ,.s...s ~.
es s"s tse 'scssee u ma
tor 1870 ~ W y - ouse'
- ~. A.I.. . .s oayor
e,c,, go. ~ e~'.,. vp 49, NE
"a -. 80 1871" - s.s esee
issS ~ SE, ~ ue
iu.ch $500 - s"S.- y'ss
an -. ...". ~ 1910
=. n.ss~.. ~, V senevA
=, .hc.sS.. 49,. ~ cvet
$50 49, !. - ~ - - %
-. ....a. :. ssvs evss
-. 1917" 80. -.
the soel asd smiled eoasasssiy Into
'ns pIstty Ieee o! ne isessrogaees.
s..,, on s nsa e essaa.
e"y' wou'o snswee -: . mar
I.eu nan. most e:snredly. would deny
'"s s"essssoe ens eey -"
Inc youns vomas. VITA . glance Of
M.scn'e' u sF syes. askea iaso
emu n.s:
Il would say. n . pr,so,s, MIN,
express himseif vitAo.,s ,..ii.ss,s:.
ausstioniasiy. that i asessSs ~.
the haiti.
M toni -, -. /. -. -. -
Bsdight pushed q. ~ ~ - :
not Of saulgesce a. - ,s.ni.s
waves brohe n e,estsA t.,,sss -
goid a. they sur~Ied 80 aniashsA !.
their v.y a meee ~ ~ nc~,..
stesdily. the navor st,ai.1 ~ 49,
o. the m opnosite-sAe ~. 81 : n.
trjcssn. soeteped b. elear hlse hi.sIv
eyes ana beautiacA ~ ..c,c..s -
ma. Uucoes~Iousiy nsSi~ss es.sSs
himself msnsaliy r.ss,ss:
.w,,h ~, "a M. 49,. "a.
KisssA 81 Straw Cssrsss q s H. Mn
He drew the bat 70 : sAady spes
for her,
.Bait M. she commanded. Aso,pass
her maeasiss.
..nacoa risd. moouovs. froep og
vosmsf.' b susstIoas6. Aeok Is .AasI.
-Yos Asve isss an L 1sSss1s sess
The Dolores star., 1912-12-13


~Toe ~. NE has besa = saeluep.
iag that NJ esrlse1ty ~ Deselv go
esp1d6ks - - - 6Gof - -
go ! - sapaese - vso1oslne 49,
psrusas VIE blUeA q ~ tsleoAeoa
People - tlueh thss vssy eeso0. 4
prslty gts1 wheo ! waseAe1 ~ ethoe
day turssd ths es1ss - . plsh No &
so0sthinG to,1 bss ever ~ v1pa {
wish I csuh havs heap1 n oooe
have bssa somsthlns alcs. ~ ealy 3
pleasing nsassgs eouI1 nabe . "a
loot % happy sn1 feelisA = -
looked thea.
"The naa vhe 49, thaa sane esle,
phoas IN hour later also 81 psssty
rcd n The face. but 4 weso't Z eo0ell.
meat that ns1e hin cslee ~ m
swear. He ioohsd aal saesGA . ese
somebody sn1 u hs eoul1 have M
hands q the fellow Who ho1 800
hin blush I suspect there vsul1 Aavo
hesn so0s lively 6oiaeD h that oslgh.
borhoo1."
The Dolores star., 1912-12-13

maa might boss bio trosblss b ths
Sippling q the sills ed rseslve a.
vias uacsica froa tAs nature ~ rut
iAg With sesthing ssphyrs aa1 ellsirs
q e0oeoooeoeo.
BsllGAt psastsalsl ias sts ~
Asast q ths veol. whsss lsya1s
soup aloag he sUnbsans1 vay
lAseuGA tsesssliees n to tfsss. vhsgo
nseAse beovn thfushss peso fro0
sAeltssel nsses al frjsking seulsssls
ehaaaee e ~ hjekesy Duls avs1oea1ag
upoa ~ eesaegly tfeeo.
A. - - NV hssi
The Dolores star., 1912-12-13
CHAPTER 10.

UW0k0s 0G01Ak88S O0GvO0s
CHAPTER 10.
A ,sst ID .. ,sst. but the following
letter. received b. His Honor. the
Mayer nsxt morning. suggested Q
straw TOO nuch for the Asiatie rvnt
nantis bach. Tsrsely. Il said:
Squirrel Inn.
Sunday Morning.
III. waitsr Bsdisht
- mayer Of 0ssiaa:
Dear Dir: The levity Of your T.
osanes ct yesterdays trial and The
0oeeasibly noaehalant attles1e yoa
s1ess - taks q tAs ssatsoes inotser
e - - r 1alieza ~ $1,000
I5111t - S0sy 6oF5ouB Daktes
'aJosostAss TO MgAtly. Unlsr eslisary
circumstances Q han1sooe tsi1se
might ne Into . womaais camp NE
lochiavar. boldly grasp . pretty sirl
- Kis arms ard Hiss her. without pay.
iag . more severe penalty thaa Ne
seoen q The camp aAd . few surface
scratches. And svsa you. evidently .
gentleman - well - . politician.
might have escaped with . ntting 70
hike bad you bsen luckisr. Unsn.
cSmksred BY baggage and feeling NJ
beuad By our court TO remain. you
could have driftsd away into The eve
ming shadows and laughed at our q.
forts - rsstrain you.
But Mr.. Bsdisht ~ . candidate
Ter representative at the comiag cleo
tioa. for which you are evidently ~
eoupilg your vital forces IN this traa-
gull spot. you will scarcely desert
while We have In our possession .
document 20 Terminating - that
found By 10 yesterday In your wake
through the dogwood swamp.
The document itself 10 evidence
sao6gh. II siven publicity. 10 loss you
the votes Of almost every woman b
ths district. Such trsachssy - yoa
have IN nind-ths draftiag q Q bin
against voman's suRrageewill not -
co0nteaanced By the fair voters Of
this iaad. pace The facts are b thsir
pesssssiou!
n trust you realise the eaosnity d
war crime ana he hold ve have on
you. mould you b. unvjse enough
70 Violate the sentence q this court.
The news Of your duplicity vim b.
eeat 70 The women's clubs q your 6ls-
frict. 10 b followed By unimpsach.
able svidsacs h your own haadwrit-
iag-ths blil itself. I an salisasl that
your better judgment will prevail and
that you win serve your ssatsece %
eseonss ssatlemaa ssa . s.sssesec.
Ihsa being SUNDAY. yoa WI % ~
sowso your merry 70 q ana coee =
yos pssese ese ioss"S Voes e'.s
eeainss ~ cfeeai yos are seess -
sseeesssce. U hoeeey nessa:6 -
YIN sesssarass yoss esesssee ~
ginning via ma Aeesswa veeee
uaoo appears ofoe % soo elpeeoeueoS
The Dolores star., 1912-12-13

ne wedding o. Abs Hessurts. ~
Aftsen-yearold soa q TIE Rabea q
Melee. with rnuIin fssn1sl Wsisas
who 10 jnst esvsatesa. toeA Doace ~
other Dry. II TIE hesss q the latssss
father h 0saplosesa. h Hunmsy. vs1s
thousand gsssts vess lnvite1 b tho
wedding baaeust. which Vas spesa1
IN IL epen cir end lasted With Inter.
walls for danciag tpe tvsaty{ous heussL
Ths provisions Desparsl were 80
cisst 10 victuai . linss. and iscluAsl
: cwt. u bsss. ~. cwt. q veal ~
cvt. - nsh, i.13e fow1s. 10 esess. %
turkeys, ewt u sl0ee1s. cwt. u
sugar. ~ tens q noss. ne company
coasuneA h drink 10 Gn1leas = ~
wins. ~ ssIIoas u white visa 90
salIoas q bsss. ss1 ever ~ q bsan-
~.
The Dolores star., 1912-12-13

Like psycho. sAe seeope1 beGooo 3
euist pal. above hsr ~ speen1ln9
branches q . water elm. 0es11o ~
IN he brink he harsbsll grow ~
- her ear thcrs eaCss froa down -.
low u rAytAmical cadsaee q Z
brooklst's song. the same song thae,
In crssceDdo Or Alminusn6o, q ~
sung for csaturies. the ever eAantsds
perpetual song q the brook!
He stole softly forward % tlp.see.
Absosbsd n her mood. she save -
bed. The rich outline q Der n0uso
thrilled him and o. her oos1sa haiR
the sheen OF the morning. radlateA HE
. halo on the head Of . Titan -
terpiece. Step BY step hs drew nses.
cautiously. Little By little ~ creVe
forward until he stood with his han1
upon the trunk Of tree. An thsa.
quietly. feariessly. be stepped bshi11
her, bis shadow falling over ~
shoulder upon the placid waters q
The pool.
with . cry Of alarm she sptanG b
her feet and faced him. He steol biz
ground boldly. but In bic eyes there
was IN appeal.
Forgive me-" be said svsuly. -
you needed the shadow Of . nan -
complete the picture
You hatter yourself" she replied
coldly.
lie started 10 speak. impalsivsly, 70
plead for forgiveness. but she held
up her hand mandatorlly.
II hold no conversatioa With pris-
oners outside Of court" sAs said. ans
terely.
Turning from The pool. shs STOOD -
fore him ~ one In authority.
II am going. Wait here. Do ~
follow me-" she admonlshed.
He sat down beside the pool. A.
he did 20, for . Aeeting moment ~
form Of . 1.-THE end graceful vsoen
fell over his shoulder upon ~
drowsy watess-but the face w.
turned toward the backward trail.
'Everything = even mythology = 70
twisted" he growled. tn these par
lous days of woman suffrage"
!. He turned his head to eatcA 4
glimpse Of Der. lifting through The
trees. but unlike Lots wife, - ~
not look back.
The mayor sighsd.
What Al awful ness Q nan ean
set isto." - sosrovsd. .tArossh ~
psrfectly harmless 1ivsesisa q NJ
tagiS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

Charles B. Wood Miss Woodhill. Mrs. r
Anderson Mrs. William Waller and Mrs
c. z. Hughes.
They will appear in only one matinee, at
4:15 Tuesday afternoon, April - dl W.
Iunbia Theater.
Miss Elizabeth Lea of Nashville, who
has been the house guest of her brotner
Lea, has left for York, Pa, where she is
visiting Miss CasSandra Small
After visit to Mrs. Goldberger's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar II farrar, IN
New orleans, DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Gold
berger and little sons returned last week
TO their home in Washington. They We're
accompanied by Miss Mildred Farrar.
Miss Emma Gudger. who has been visit
ing her uncle and aunt, Representative
and Mrs James NJ. Gudger, and her cous-
ms, Representative and Mrs. John Lang
ley at the Burlington. has sailed for her
home in the Canal Zone
Mr.. and Mrs. Wisdom Brown have as
their guest at their home On Park road
Mr.. Browns sister. Mrs. Sam Gllmer OF
Greensboro. n. {.
Mr.. Robert Sharpe expects to leave
shortly for visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Henry Bauman, jr., in Nashville. MI
Sharpe is en- route to Cuba, where he Will
Join Mrs. Sharpe, who has spent the Win
ter there with her brother, Mr.. Pullman,
on his sugar plantation
Dr. and Mrs. George Ashley and chill
dren. Miss Dorothy and Carl Ashley, ar
rived last week from Nashville to make
their home for the future in this city
Mrs. Duffield Hilliard has as her guests
for two months Mrs. Ralph Engel and
son of Asheville, n. c.
Mrs Forest PottingeS has as her guest
her mother, Mrs. David Huston OF Bloom
field, Ky.
One of the engagement announcements
of the week of interest here as we'll as
in Boston. where the couple now are.
and in the present home of the bride.
Continued on Third Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

Mrs. Smith, wife of Representative
Smith. has returned from a fortnight
visit to her home in Buffalo, n. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

Representative and Mrs. Anthony have
returned to their home r street from.
a two-week visit to their home in Kan
SdS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

Mrs William Graves Sharp will be at
Tuesdays in April from to o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

Representative Sparkman, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Eugena Sparkman,
left Tuesday for their home in Florida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

Mr. and Mrs. Randolph NJ. Fell of
Chevy Chase, Nd, Will leave Washington
on a trip to Florida and Cuba, gong by
water from Baltimore and returning from
Florida by rail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Mehl have changed their
residence from 18th street to nos Allison
street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

Mrs. Winnie Ream Hoxie, president OF
tanned at her home on X street last
evening in honor of the circle. Musica
selections We're given by Miss Nora Har
rison of Duluth, Mimi, and Miss Gronna
daughter of Senator Gronna, and Mrs
Mary Stz Parker gave a recitation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

CONTINUED from First Page.)
greeting a large number of young
friends, who gathered at her home to
help celebrate her recent birthday with
games of various kinds. dainty refresh
ments and a general good time. Mrs.
Eva Hurd Willis and Miss McCOach as
sisted Mrs. SaltZman in entertaining the
guests, who We're Miss Helen Stlckel,
Miss Althea Barnes Miss Inga Stejneger.
Miss Cora Nicholson, Miss Elizabeth
Kraake. Miss Arlene Ball, Miss Marjorie
Ball. Miss Irene McMullen, Miss Louise
Smith, Miss Marjorie Wall, Miss Eva
Hanson, Miss Mary Wall and George
Porter, Donald Folk. Merrill Burnside.
Arthur Boucher and John and Edwin
Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

The R. r. Social Club will give its
annual dance and minstrel show in the
new Masonic Hall, 18th and Monroe
streets, Wednesday evening, April II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heidrick and little
daughter have returned to their home in
this city from a short visit to their for
mer home in Brookvile Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams entertain
ed a number Of their friends at dinner
Tuesday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

Mrs Louise Wilkinson entertained a
number of friends at a five hundred party
a her apartment in the New Berne
Friday evening. A buffet supper was
served
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31
SOCIETY.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Gudger enter
tanned Thursday evening at their apart
ment in the Burlington by giving a
bridge party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

Mrs. A. NJ Baer of the Netherand.
with her daughter. Mrs. Henry Cullen
Straus, will be at home to their friends
from 8 to i Tuesday, April =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

Miss Leila Mae Henry. daughter OF
Representative and Mrs Henry, left
Thursday accompanied by her house
guests, Miss Pauline Foster and Miss
Nellie Hurst of Waco, Tex. They will
spend week visiting friends in New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31

Mrs Wood. wife of Rev Charles Wood
returned home Friday from a short triI
to Philadelphia, Pa, where she was Wis
ting friends.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-11-07
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
Legal Advertisements at Legal Rates.


How difficult it is to mete out exact
justice in this world, is we'll ilustrat-
cd by the fate Of two or three small
boys at school the other day. On
Halloween night some big boys, pre-,
sumably, had tipped over small
building and next morning the small
boys led by curiosity to the spot, tried
10 lift the. building and set it upright
again. While thus engaged trying to
correct the work Of the big boys, the
janitor comes along. He tells the
teacher and next thing the little boys
are told to stay after school an hour
several days in succession for an Of
Tense which they cannot figure out
what it is. When it is possible for
punishment to occur, unintentionally
though it may be, in school, is it any
wonder that injustice and imperfec-
lions will creep into our government
He who looks for a perfect govern
ment where absolute justice rules,
will look in vain as long as man him
self is imperfect.
"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-11-07
THE TRUSTS DEFEAT TAFT.

Senator Norris Brown, of Nebraska,
in his speech at the republican rally
in Crookston last Friday made it plain
that it is the trusts who are responsi-
BILE for the opposition to President
Taft. I. He said in part as follows, as
reported in the Minneapolis Journal
Ask Senator La Toilette" he said,
what proposition Dan Hanna made
to him before Colonel Roosevelt be
came a candidate La Toilette did not
take his money because he knew that
a crook always does business on a
compensatory basis.
you Minnesota people are protect
ed from the exactions of the harvest
er trust by your state prison plant,
but in our state and other states We
are at the mercy of the trust It is
now on trial at Chicago. That is why
Perkins, Flynn and Hanna have been
giving their money, not with the ex-
pectation of electing Roosevelt, but
to defeat Taft by dividing the republi-
cans. Men who ought to be wearing
stripes have adopted the motto. Thou
shalt not steal, with the emphasis on
the thou. What do we as q people de-
serve if we permit these men to mis-
lead us and help them in their plot to
punish the president for protecting us
and doing his duty. President Taft be-
ieves that the laws are made to be
enforced and we should stand by
him.