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The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
SAW BEAUTY IN FROG sosses
the crea4 ee1tWsaI,st. John Aesss,
- Comment.

The hove songs Of the frogs see0eA
hardly Isas vs0Asrful than those e
Tie bir1s. tAetr Ossical nosss varying
fsoa tAs Uvesk tranquil. soothiAG.
pssDing aDd pssIing Of the lhy1as -
- aWesaH AsaD, low hass. baant 49,
lswiAgs - ~ tall frogs. Soos q
- soGyasr sUsuiss havs 'wse4ssfslly
css1, sAasp sg1oss. asA ~ - ths1e
Opo1 uo6as AaDss II '0asloA toNoo
ahssk - rAaAaly - tAs v6ippeoswill
lsnaa 1aaE: NaceS. YassA: SRosl
hsael; sls9eso in SHARP, singinS. fas.
Na1nng as.ss. - II thsy had sli bsaa
- scAsl unA severely arfllsl n eaae
Ou11sa. b - Sttll. woSn. sysaln0s.
~. bandhy iball fsoss bellswsA.
Dsuak! Bsuak! 'DsuHk! Jug-s.svfn.
J1eo.suui!" ~ 'ea1iy ID tAs sosiag
ssnN0 HAsslinastf ths csaDoasst
eposasa, - 70 'tAs throat n oosd Va
~, saag tn 'ssoesst. making Q nass
e 0nsie, SueA - It Was, Boo1 eoe00A
- - Asara .atN, Aistanes Of more tAaa
half y ofls..
+ Ne. fW syaft frsa 'tAis Issl nanA
musla - a1ae - IL slAAly sosesss a
hyesA, Q -sse&,at soootAiAG. iD0sstal
Alig tie sis lohs nghG-JshA As1r.
Il - -Al1a11ba.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
eceseaoa.

Eeoeaoa.
Ths snapDlAg turtle. aecosatAg -
Dnorsoo, will oeise . stick anA hoe1
4 4 .his hsad - cut q: break ~
eus ~ the ysaaG and before Ais eyoo
ne open he win bite Aercsly; % be
W1a bite before he 10 born and after
be 10 dead: and similar c0QfaSo Tie
philosopher observes in wasps, ants
ss1 oschs. \. step higher b he ee1r.
aee of the tiaid hea fufnng her feath-
sss snd STACKING . tog IN pretsctisa
q Aef ,yuaAS. WAsa animal and
00s1l courage combine IN . great
ass1. - at TAsrmoSylas, o. o. the
Tl4an8c, thsy Inspire - always What
~ neel oftsasst, howevse. b tAs oo1r.
- - AesE the req1irsaents q svesy
~; - AeeyieoaventioA. Or to sbsy 4:
- dhknk alsoa. Or to sabnit: - Be
w11lnGiv Dosr: - 1fsesss seisose and
poetxy and mans welfare n Q fFivol.
sss and iuxuTy-loving coapahy.-Col
h(S Weekly.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
HAS ITS ROOTS IN CONFIDENCE
= rrvs Fess~1ship Elsvstss Tvs
Nsarss Absws osett6 otruO0sss -
Th0tr TtWso.

As the love Of Romeo and juliet sle-
vate1 their ssah shove the strife Of
their houses, - Co 1rieadsAiD elevate
I've Aeartn above the struggles oe
tAslr tine. thoaGA tAs iadiviAuais -
svee eagnseA u u: while tAsss
ffssoAs WAo hao01lH Walk ths sa0s
vasA cAeef - StssagtAsa saeA ethse
~ tAs1r Dseala 'ssaoyis: I'D slaos
ssesatlnl eGaAosaso "a exist ~
tvssa oss1 ola ~. thsy'VsSosl secA
stAsP - ~ Qa1A q vistns. eee 4 = .
V9iDRy lsW q ~ iaAssUs1Fss, tAAt
q tWo - 0sVo - ~ 1A0s incaiaa,
tisa, VUsssR ~ eAasustee-gosA. nv.
ols1 ~ wtcGe6--1EU Aeoaght n e6oso
ooutsct With oas ess&Asr. n ths saas
AiFeUtioa ehsy vsa Droosi eas aastAae
Still moss Mps1ly. iFftsaAsAAD 0ast
rest On 0utua1o11. Il - oae el NJ
ssseutisl 0ua1loAas: ~ oas se M ~
qxisites snA ,l1sss1ass 10 tAs e.
toyasut Il cpaAAsocsca luxury b
sooA ,nsn; an1 AsscAyfas = sisAk
WIEN - says ~ k1nss salDee -
Svil. tAey AoHe hDsw hew - csaAAs
- fris1Aa: w911s tAs rsassa that vas
given - TEataA's havtaG fstsaAs y
thas - 'wss . ffSeoA q hinoeaG-
Htannas 1ebR.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
MsaA rhat CT.

Little FreA's mother. who had been
giving hin some tfaining in regard
to the all-powerfulnees Of the divin-
lty, found him one afternoon with .
dead cat. over which he was saying:
God. said mend that cat; I've said
It three times now. and I won't speak
10 you again"
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
Keen to Standard,

Each high achievement is . sign
and token of the whole natures pos
sibility. What . piece Of the man
was for that shining movement, 1t 10
the duty Of the whole man to be a.
ways.-Phillips Brooks.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
eks uRdseUtooA.

II suppose. Of course" says the
du6y creature to the captain. that
the bow Of the ship b % called b.
cause It kegs bowihg all the time,
but why Do you call one side the star
star boarders stay On one side and
the porters o. tAs other" ID the will
lAg explanation from the omoer.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
w,sss.. u Bank q ews...s.

WIsosM ~ Bank q ewSla~d.
Here's an item about the Bank Of
Engiand: The Bank Of England has
decided that certain tasks shall not
- 6oat on dark days. (The skepticai
nay say that those tasks then are
sot likely to get done In London. but
- matter!) It has been discovered
that the clerks are not 80 accurate
when 1t rains ~ when the sun shines.
Their accounts suffer IN the fog. And
the Bank q Engiand- the last place
o. the earth whore we'd expect to nnd
matter Of this sort considered. q
matter Of 4 somewhat psychic nature
-the bank II Na6land tells its vAri:
ous yeang men 70 wait until . sunny
day 70 d tie tAaaa that are most diff
asslt TAs ND i settiag wiser.
Il = 0stt11G WtsAoA :
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
sMors Of the eams.s

Tie co0mon belief IL that the In
diaA sA1l1 b both stolid and stupid.
One tnvsAsf. hswever. when in South
Dahe4e vi1nosssd n incident that
spee11y llsl1lss3oaissA him upoa this
AsDessse6sas Inaiaa. child. tvs 81
. hAk yean %. vas aisssresably yea.
ubse q 6,AAsf. % nIcA % tAat ~
moeAee bsoo61 ovss. 90. sta0ng- .
pieee of fA& meat into hfS mouth, ;sa1a:
ThAeA. Mn stoo mp tAat hols nov."
- oooa = tAe baby haA 4svo1104
enonGA & his noushful 70 eaalle lln
to elt1el1s1s, AsAUnaOs1: '0esD = -
asalA nslAsr. -, II ss sssiasse
YesaS Csalaassa.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
es.s - ~ ossass. rss.

Q~ho RAG g s.N cn. Ssoot66.
veslHs - Awp alG vS(G, y h1at q
~ heno svs1y sDging snoAesG Q'1E3sa
. - ~ -. He vsae awav ~ tArse
Aays ~ wAsa - rstufas4 SeenA
orHssSa va3e1AG fse III neoeg. ~
assese was ~ saais1ed wteA hs wssh
ana eald: sss-,, ils. =
-opsssa, IL whsas walk b esvsrsl
vaaA gravel 81 6irt anA 4 NJ eslt1H
~ NJ . ~ jeA-
QfuRssa lpoAp1 e ~ - 11EDg1De
80 Han1 - Set11s1: Z as
:sll111y ~ en1s1 nlnIk III -
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
..say LIE Irssrs.es Pe,,sy


A curious festival takes place an
aually in the village Of lsobe. N the
southern province of Japan. The festi-
val Il called the Omita, and attracts
large czovls from nei0hboFing Ais-
hicts. The youhk men. stripping on
their clothing. take their positions in
. rice field, where they. stsusgle No
lently with one another for Aossessioa
pf . decorated bambso pole. The nan
Who sAeceeds In pulling the sole down
peoapkly eats It into pieces, which b
aist1ibatas aAong his. less fortunate
eoapskitoss, reeAining . port3oa fof
hAmUu1L r. = Aslisvs1 that Z Aay oos
assta with Q stsga ost 1t - ~ caA
saaGly ave himself froa . watsry
siave ~ stnoay throwing . psFtsea oe
- pole into tAA ssa- With handy
~ lhsasanes Dellcy q IT. kanA . -
eikaansA a& H. Deacs q . nefje s0Dst
& san - unAsestooA thak H. struGgds
~ tAs ~ = . aistineeiy e4sansas
saA@W3As Wsss9 ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

~ ossnay Ne ~ osssA
AoG1o01o - LsVta. WAe took esal
- = - 1ssis - Juns ~, 1fSa.
wro6os
TenSo bsaA ssesavsa hy an ~ -
hs1eean1s WA e1ffaoraiaaxy sagns q
reteem1AG, Wha6A J. - ~ aktrfbsee =
ny h9aE. - - - eAee that tAey
vcA I <1a lA ~ Dse6sossssf.
osla $Ns ~
!. !: :; ! :; !;
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
Seldom.

People who talk merely for the pur-
pose Of attracting attention to them
delves seldom get the kind of atten-
ton that is worth anything.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
W., oo,e.ev1 ~ ,aDeea,A.

Vheo eeisssusl eHae opaaosA
After Great B.itaiA - fscognised
~ AAaoea6sses q - Ua1asa states,
opa1a lsG1s1. ~ ~ n6w ration
weald atts0Dt to ssfss tie Spanish
DroviAce q L0ais1AaA. Aooer1ingiy
instfuctioas wsre issna1 - ~ ce0-
nandaats q .0ee. 0easvtsVs. o. Lcuis
81 etAG ose&lenaaeo - - - IL
leofDat ese IN s1kt1 e 6Dlsnae3oa
- aAv1os0 wA1GA ~ ~ Sh1a1n u
regard 70 ~ novsueat1 e the
Gnaaea ssAlss Aha 6lss lntagnlASisa 70
- nsaA1oAAA Oovesner - ~ oov-
es0ene wAsasvse = 11olAAas e0Dse
t1nlly a0sf1D."
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
ssers.s ssersss.


An The bodily Dangs and labors
which ms<AefAssa aad mother-care
have cost age aftse 49, Il the least Of
their givtng. An the patient toilins
which millions q mothers have i'm.
posed upoa themselves whea they
alsAs have reared and fed their chill
drea. all the Watchful nights, the tired
steps-al that mothers have denied
thsmselves for the sake Of their chill.
dren. = not the greatest Of their suf-
ferings. That n their greatest sorrow
which . man Aas expressed IN the
pseA wherein the mother throws her
heart at her soa's feet, who, ~ he
snsrily stumbSas over It. hears the
heart whispsr. Dld you hurt yourself.
ny eAilAr s-A1sa Key. in Tie A..
laAkie.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
x~ ~s~ ssssv,1ss,o,y.

Oop Vooe .0eoevS0o0Voy.
The idea ltlat tAses u . kiaA q inr
equality for . vo0aA n ninAiAg hee
,own !basiness aaA letting nan d tAs
sSne. comes froa oar confused an1
rather stupta notion Of tie meaning
.oR eQaality.
The uneasy woman has always t.
ken ii for lOsants1 that man 10 hap
pier dhan Wsasaa. II 10 n assunH-
itioa which - :at lsast discussibla.
'Ths man WAo Dsaisss the wsrks Of
the ,osestor - al wise not iafreauent.
" treats HIS .azrangenent for carry
ing On the roes - II It were unit to
- sDdksn q n petite society.
4 woman - vssy prone to look %
marriage ~ '0sfssr Of Derseaalitiaa.
Ibst tAsss oaa - % great uniea whsrs
1sa indtvidual1ay Ssrnits Itself to -
n11sA. The nseasa that woa.aA's
Aa1stsess 'eaoao1s upoa tAs naA-
thaE hs must %naks hse hapDy-h .
Aaaic .uatxutA- Post.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
Asssassay,s ,tsa q II

The Puritan hated bsaf haitiAG. ~
bscaass II gAve pain - IL beai. ~
oooanoo. Il eAve ) Dasasuo - :, -,
DsctatefA-Mssa,aay. Il srs ,iz
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
css~A,ssa es.ssA

'0rsat b he aDpsl ,ef ! .. Desto
Woa1AA . n Oa1QeooG1n1ao hk~@
4 Aessaar OAssa1s1A ~ 0sRs0laA
efishnasea- sr 4 tsrius .,ifa-,,
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

bo0t0foe tAAt Afternoon. It's 30 diff
eesk to speak to womea-pure wom-
u. hke yoa-AboHt certain things, but
- fAct Sf tie matter b, I've been
u avfsl rotter. Evelyn. and feel IT'S
- - - - SWN It. rou're not mar
UAG . saiak. yea know"
~ aatr-AAiroA vonsa in tie big
armchair looked up 1t hin sWeetly
~ q fnnocsat blae eyes: Dear, I do
k.ev," she said genuy.
H moved uncomfortably But its
~ vAat yea eoa't knov," he told her,
Aae Tn Worrying about. I'm not
o1DkanG of cards and neaag, and
0AAss like that It's about women I
OoDt - apoak to yoa. Especially one
0oAaA." He PAUSED anA 1t his LID
-AA!" sajd H. veaaa spftly. look
~ tSv1. Hr
~ vas . .sss littis thhs.- vent
- - naa. mot Quits . lady, -
@1. bst vssy Dsstty. ~ all tAas." !"
Her nathss arank 6hs raa
oUaU fro0 ho0e. HsAnt fFSeoA n
~ WoslA Whaa ! UsshsA ~ -. Oaly
- otroets - 'ts0st q Asf. A sd
9aa nke yoa, Evelyn. caAt realize
49, tho hvsoe Of tAst means. {.
eieoSA . ~ 'hsr hsr.
cAh!" ~ tAe 'wouan softly,
= nvs1 vita hr nDss o. Iess for
0sUo ys00." went "a IL nan. Gather-
- asWaD fFo0 hR passivsasss.
~ was very sratafsl 'foe all had
~ for her: shs was really Qsite
- httls Niing. But, OF course, that's
~ ever ~ 1oas with new. ST.
~ ~ dnally With hE today. sAall
o6tss - bse aOaia- Theeo vas 70
s6assa 1R 1sa .Svse - ;kDsv. Dvelyn.
~ tAak M u wosIAat - @uite
.e1AylAG - Qa0s .nG 10 tell ysa"
VIII bAs beeoos of tAe gifi!'"
aeAs1 - we0aA. .stfn sa1tly a,A SIN
6tnaaH Sne6e. A-'i' f-'a-''s :
~ - sArusssl lhis sAeaIasrs.
eoto - shs 1t. aVRsssns." - saiA
saFtsssey. ."TAs Tsat - paiA tll De-
se0Aa4:~ HIS voics bscams Dsrsua-
~. He bent Aowa % that his face
01s V1sy near the ,eoils,of hair wound
sasskA1y rouAA her head. "Doat iet's
M about her any nere." be urged.
nv m finished and done With. Now.
6sax fsOwn. b1t Sa6 kiss Ne. aaa say
~ fsrgtvs ne."
You've . very nanehty boy. Jack"
NJ - woman yeprovingly, but she
~ hin Wind her .snooth white arms
so9nl HI neck, - - hnelt beside her
- IL Asor. '~Thsa n ,yoa promiss
ssvse. sewer ~ - II again. I'll for
g1ve v0a," ~, saS1 Vrettily.
- Aaae1G Ase. AssAsd and s0ilinS.
y. hin Aerosly. NY saiat!" -
hRaa1AeA npoa hae .asuth."
= . Asinftly fssniaAed,ro6a u . lit
~ 1at IA Queens CluA 0ar1ens
WsalAa 1ay AeaAi upea tie bed with Al
saY<y phiaa IA her hnnd. There wers
lsuses a 'A0rs upea her white, cold
sAssks: her clossA sUaeliAs were swol
lea. Her lover had failed her. There
was nothing between her but the
stroees.
So she, too, had played the game"
God will decide who played It best.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
ka Nlolloee.

He trsepossss ,aenanse ~ 80 ~
sSseps upu4 - WakdA arven = Il
IA 0so - - lsa 1l
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
ana,IkManar,.a.

oeoso&Wa1eeiao.
U0 20 - then vnnegaAe the
stDe& tp1av. 6eoer aa1Is1 - ~
49, = - shssea.. - tser -
!. ) - se,lae 49,
|; ., :,
I esa 3 Z ! a -
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
Fsr - Paeia&,s Gya.


0yRoakAy II . Sift We aso hon
WITH X or w11Aeat It q the AIse Aay
-. ~ n CO bs -caltivaas1 ffoa {
vsay s0aa tas1anisG ~ -. p4Fsa&.
AoWsvsr cold ssa dis4aasionats toWard
the people in this busy world 6f oufs.
SAoaA alaoW IL pssGlll4ty q synpa-
Nv 0otWeaa AinSelf q Aarso6 aaA ~
cAnA - - ea4 - w1thoNt mak1ng .
Aaea 10AG Reespaality. enltnse. ~.
n1ty. n060stnnAiAg aaA Salsk psAeeesl
suAOakAtthaae are nea6ea moee
.&kAt rz0a. .eeeleA With oe1af aad
painted x4sh-resHtsssssen.-. a1s these,
wAsa exAlhttsd 4 . hs0A e1ee 4 a.
0ause-Vn1ey. nu0 vA1aA eAAAgsa
aooo unaag N 1a1p0oo 60 no0R -.
nDa-16otAsg'u l6aGnnlna
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
p,se ts,k =, - o..

4 good scrap we'll Won viz vAn4
yUor aSps<lko tne 0oro hasa am1o =
sEasik Dsat ene1a11 - taaA1D -
tsasA eass.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

= I - 9
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
es.erssssr = ss.ssaA

eAerasssr h oasseA
0Aesa-l - tAsre = - selos9 =
Lnopa xAms1 aS1se 90 - u1sh0e
Aaek eAaoe ~; ~ asne -
"a ~ = - 4 =
\ ssis II N S,ss sssssxs
= ia oaza 81 sSasisl - .'is..sats i
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
HANS ME 0(K
~ @asess ava

- - - s.l.s y - ~
~ - ~ asDa - - 80
- - - Oaane = osA1As ApUa.
- - - lpshAaG . ~ ~
onA . osuse1D ~ - -
D a11A - UoAass0Ansang npa1l1
~ A1o0 GoaD ~ = histA - -
-. - ~ As'aIs I. - sssa
y - ooaonoo - ~ \ inssR
- Nn - - ~ ~ enns ~
- 1dlBa1 - ~ ~ vs0aa y vas
Oo - 0nssy = . essanln nSvk
0omD7NDhn1o = ~ ~. ~ -.
o1u111oo ~ DssAA0s \ vssA d
- ~ ~ - Aaas u tnls apou
~ 0te&n0A. las1an1 - soAesl1esph
~ 1no-eo Q AsanAnGisa - trueh. q
~ nA9A1 haas 4 fsoo ssos sos eaas,
~ hasp esaatsd Ssr esostAiag. To-.
- eAo poan1o - OUSo hAossR q
- 00ttoA ~ IL eassaul1y bsfers ths
o1ssoe o. the 1aasfHl morning OF
esafession was that - must play
~ game"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-19

investigated Iuxuriously furnished
apartment in Kenney's factory and
found Mrs. Lena Temming and Rob-
ert Wood, teamster.
The suspicious of the police were
aroused when different persons were
seen around the factory after work.
ing hours, who apparently gave sig
mails by rapping on the door and were
admitted. It is believed that other
women besides Mrs. Teming visited
the factory home of Kenney.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-19


boys red blood. Day after day 1 was
coaxed to join the other fellows adj
ventures into the land of vice. ~,
l learned something of cigarets
about the time was jeered for that
white collar. My employer, didn't
want his Office boys to smoke.
ShreWd business men figure out
that if boy falls easily for the Gig
aret habit, he is apt to succumb as
readily to some other weakness
which may mean disaster to the firm.
did smoke a cigaret or two. A
tobacco firm was scattering sample
packages and few of us got half
dozen. We repaired to the top of the
building from which we flew our
kites and began putting away. Pretty
soon the roof began rocking as
though shaken by an earthquake.
Then l remembered what my dad
had told me and his other sons.
eff it makes a man as sick as that
to learn to smoke, what bad thing
it must be for the system"
Dad was a good second in that
fight with tobacco: He knew that
clean red blood from clean living is
necessary if the boy wants to climb
to the top.
This knowledge comes to you with |
terrible certainty when you square
off before your antagonist in the |
prize ring. When you see the light |
gIistening on his ripping muscles and
you feel his eyes searching your body |
for signs of weakness, then you know |
how it counts to live right.
How splendid it is to feel it through |
your body, in every fexing muscle
the knowledge that your blood is
clean red, without any poisons stow
ed away to dull and rob you of wind |
and steam.
It's the finest intoxication in the |
world. II beats booze all hollow
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-19
SOME PoLIoE CHANCES

Former Chief McWeeny yesterday
entirely severed his connection with
the police force and Lieut.. John Nc.
Carthy of the Rogers Park police was
named captain to fill the vacancy and
assigned to Shakespeare avenue sta
ton.
Sergeant Patrick Gallery of the
West Chicago avenue station, a
brother of Lieut.. M. j. Gallery of the
Desplaines street station, was pro-
NOTED to succeed Mccarthy as lieu
tenant at Rogers Park. John Leahy,
at present attached to the chiefs Of
fee, will step into Gallery's place.
Capt. Mccarthy has been on the
police force for 80 years. He headed
the civil service list for captain. At
one time he and Chief Gleason work.
ed together as detectives.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-19
bans MAY 90 10 Denver

BEIIlS MAY w ~ DENVER
Denver, COL, Nov. 1o.-Mendel
Bells, principal figure in the sensa-
tional ritual murder trial at Kiev,
Russia, will be invited to Denver to
seek a cure for tuberculosis, con-
tracted during two years in Rus
sian prison.
The Central Jewish council of Den
yer, in a telegram to New York, ask
ed the American Jewish committee
there if efforts to bring Bells to the
United States we're being pressed. If
so, funds will be raised here to pay
the expenses of himself and his fam
lily to Colorado.
Why is blush like little girI?-
Because it becomes a woman.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1913-05-16
POISON PLAYS
HERE SUNDAY

Manager F. J. White has ar
ranged a game here for Sunday
next with the Poison team. He
has been securing the country
this week for players and hopes
to have a team which will play
winning ball. Several new men
will be in Roman uniform next
Sunday so come out and see how
they perform.
The Poison team has been
winning so far this year and
they are a strong team and it
will not be easy pickins' to trim
them, but an effort will be made
to do so.
The game will be called at 2::3O
sharp, same as last Sunday, as a
long and tedious wait is some
thing Manager White does not
intend shall take place here this
year.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1913-05-16
Providing For Her.

OIL had just been struck OH the rough
quarter section of Oklahoma farm land
which for ten years had yielded only
a scant living for the rugged settler.
his wife and their four boys. now just
about grown. While the mother busted
herself witt, the dinner for the driilers
the farmer and his sons stood near the
flowing well and INDUCED in a discus.
sion us to how they should spend their
newly acquired wealth.
TIN n-goin' to take trip to Chicago
and Niagara falls" the oldest boy de-
clareh
Reckon ! kin afford that horse and
buggy jason was Offering for 5000 last
week" The speaker doubtless hadn't
forgotten the pink checked daughter
of the nearest neighbor.
"Now. boys.' the father expostulat-
ed-'hoys. don't be forgettin' your
NAV. .Jes' you remember how she's
shaved for all OF us these years. We
mustn't fergit to provide for her"
'Course we won't fergit mnw." re-
piled the youngest lad. ''We'll provide
for her--we'll get her new AK
Kansas City Journal
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ANNUAL PUBLIC
SCHOOL PICNIC

The schools of the north end OF
district No. Is will hold a union
picnic on Friday, May 80. The
place selected is at the junction of
Crow and Mud creeks, in the pine
grove where the picnic was held
last year. A base ball game for
the boys and a basket ball game
by the girls will be feature of the
occasion.
The teacher have prepared the
following program to be given
after dinner, beginning promptly
at 1870 p. m.
Foot race lOOyards, boys over
IL. First prize, league ball; End
prize, book RED Rock.
Foot race, SO yards, for girls
over 70 lst, souvenir spoon: End
book, Girl of Lumberlost."
Foot race, so yards, boys under
12- LIST. cowboy knife; End, 100
marbles.
Foot race, so yards, girls under
IL LIST, collapsiable cup; End,
book, Five Little Peppers. -
Foot race, 80 yards, boys and
girls under s. LIST, PIP pounds of
candy; End, painting book.
Walking race, so yards, girls
all ages LIST, souvenir spoon;2nd,
book, Little Shepherd of King
dom Come"
Three-legged race, 80 yards,
boys tie pin each.
Blindfold race. 80 yards, girls
- LIST, thimble, donated by J. B.
Bear: End, bar pin.
Sack race, 80 yards, boys LIST,
Roodles; End, book, Pigs is
Pigs"
Potatoe race, girls LIST, book,
Hope Loring;;" End, box of sta
tionery.
Relay race, 200 yards, four
from each school, boys or girls =
three pounds chocolate creams.
Running high jump, boys LIST,
league bat; End, book, Captain
Of the Crew."
Running broad jump, boys
LIST, tie clasp; End, book, "For
the Honor of the School,"
Tug of war, 10 on each side
five pounds sailed peanuts.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1913-05-16
Didn't Know Himself.

An American travelling in Europe en-
gagged courier. Arriving ut an inn In
Austria. the man asked his servant to
enter his name in accordance with the
police regulations OF that country.
Some time after the man asked the
servant II he had complied with his
orders.
Eyes. sir" was the reply.
"TIow did yon write my name?" ask
ed the master.
We'll. sir. can't pronounce It," an
swered the servant. but l copied 1t
from yo,lr portmantcau, sir
"Why, my name isn't there. Bring
me the book
The register was brought. and. In.
stead Of the plain American name Of
two sylables. the following entry was
revealed
Monsieur Warranted Solid Leather"
-Lipplncott's.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1913-05-16
BISHOP CARROLL TO Be IN
ROMAN THURSDAY, MAY %

On Thursday, May %, at 3
p. M, the Right Rev. P. J. Car
roll, d. d., bishop of Helena, will
administer the sacrament of con-
firmation in the church of the
Sacred Heart of Jesus, in Roman.
All Catholics who are to receive
the sacrament of confirmation,
should give their names to the
priest as soon as possible.
Rev. II. J. VREBosCH, S. J.
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Justus and Field Rathbone re-
turned from a months stay on
the formers ranch west of Dix.
on Wednesday. They report that
a number will be up from Dixon
to attend the commercial clubs
joint meeting to be held TIL s
evening at the Roman opera
house.
Seed Flax For Sale,
RESERVATION LAND & LUMBER Co.
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People We Don't Like

VeoPIe we Don't Like.
Absence makes the heart grow fond
.r." quoted the Wise Guy.
Yes. especially of the people we don't
1ke,' added the Simple Mug.-New
York Mail
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Seed Flax For Sale.
RESERVATION LAND & LUMBER Co,
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Advertised Letters

The following letters remained
uncalled for in the postoffice at
Roman, Montana, for the week
ending May Is, 1913. When
calling for same please say lad
vertised."
Isaac Red Bull, Mrs. Rosa
Isaac, Enease Joseph, Antoine
Chief Eagle.
A. M. STERLING, P. M.
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Why Enunciats?

"Whnt language is the leading lady
>ingIng!''
"French, isn't it?"
mo; can understand French, and
It isn't that
italian perhaps"
at sounds more like Spanish or DOS.
.Ibly Portuguese"
"Yonder is Mr. Flanahan, the IA.
nous critic. Let us ask him."
They questioned Mr.. Flanahan, and
he smiled grilnly.
"fhe lady is singing in English" he
snid.-Newark News.