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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-01

adequate 10 the needs Of The former
Miss Gould. When a woman has all
the clothes she wants. they say, why
should she buy more? The correct
answer to this is she shouldn't. But
only the very wise ones answer cor
shepard contemplates little o So
c,ai activity as d matron than a. a
spinster, SO why should she provide
nerseil with 4 more extensive ward
robe" Miss Gould always dressed to
the occasion. and Mrs. Finley J. Shep-
ard will undoubtedly do. the same. The
tsilor gowns in which this interesting
short visits to Washington were al
waSs a Ia mode. and 80 were her din
ner own although she rarely ac-
efntcd invitations TO dinner.
Naturally As Miss Gould she never
had q white ivory satin embroidered
in seed pearls with "A train 3 l.. Yards
long. 80 this is the one costly item
Of the trousSeau.
That she wore the traditional bridal
costume from the lace veil to the tiny
trimming of orang. blossoms on her
slippers. and carried a. point lace
handkerchief shows the former Miss
Could retained through all the years
some sentiment common to the less
'nr.ous-ninded woman. She also
showed herself above popular super
stitinn by wearing a necklace of pearls.
The tailored gown in which Mrs.
SheEard will go away al the end Of
Il weeks honeymoon in her own home
at 1rNington, is as we'll made and as
smart as the white satin bridal toilet.
This is OF taupe cloth to be worn with
or Without sableS. just. AS the weather
demands. Stables. NOT moleskin. ele-
sancn rather than fashion debating
the fur chosen for this occasion.
M.s. Finley j. Shepard will in fu-
ture sign her name Helen Could
Shepard. This fact became known
Friday.
Pineapple Pic Recipe.
Fit short pastry over t)re outside
nj a pie tin. instead of the inside. and
prick with q fork to prevent blister
ing; then seL the PAN, pastry side up.
in a moderate oven t" cook until done.
Let cool: then fill with this mixture:
Heat n rupfnl of milk io the hoi,inS
point in II double boiler: add two tca-
spoonfuls Of corr starch wet with il
ta tablespoonful of cold milk. . pinch nf
salt. and n rounding Tablespoonful
OF sugar: stir until the mixture has
cooked five minutes. which will hurs;
the starch cells. Whip one egg yulk
with a lit:le of the lot mixture. then
turn it int" the custard. stirring until
the & is blended. Let it l,,coinr
cool: then strain through a sieve ami
mix with a cupful of fresh pineapple.
shredded OF chopped Very fine. Spread
in tho pastry shell. Whip tho white
of tho egg with tablespoonful of
! sugar and a small bit of salt until ii
Twill keep its shape: then add a little
lemon juice to take away tho esq
taste. Spread over the pie and place
lin Il very moderate wen TO delicatclv
brown. Watch the pic during thi,:
process very carefully, as the mering,lc
cold.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-01
Miss Owen Recovering.

Ruth JOY Owen. who has heen quite
ill tor the past several days at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
H. Owen. on Walnut street, is recover
ing nicely and is now able to be up.
Miss over will not he strong enough
to return to school. however, for sew
eral DAYS Vet.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-01
Mis-. Hall VIII Take Rest.

Miss Helen Hall. who graduated last
week from the nurses training school
of st. Michacl's hospital will so to
Grafton the first Of next week to visit
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. James E
Hall, and take Il few weeks rest be-
fore taking up her professional duties.
Miss Hall will then return to this city
to establish her headquarters.
You tell all YOU know: that's why
the people arc laughing ut you.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-20
HUDCINS IN
RACE AGAIN

Announcing his candidacy for re-
election to the office Of street com
missioner, subject to the Democratic
primary, Ben Hudgins put it up tc the
people in this unique statement:
Il want it if the people want en- and
] want the people to want me because
want the Job
Commenting further concerning his
candidacy Mr. Hudgins said. " have
no argument to offer except the work
/ have done Take look at the
streets and see if have been doing
my work well, and If you like It, III
be glad to have you do me the favor
Of voting for me again have done
the best ! could with the resources
at my command and have tried to give
everybody a square deal and the City
honest, faithful service 1t / am elect
ed again | shall continue the same
policy"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-20
FRUSTRATE
EFFORT TO
BREAK JAIL
A Timely Discovery by
Ramsey NipS Scheme
in the Bud


An attempt by certain prisoners sg
the Grady county jail to break out last
night was niRped IN the bud by Jailef
Bose Ramsey when he stepped into the
jail and caught Geo, Marvin in the act
Of endeavofing to force tho door Ram
sey states this morning that The pris-
oners implicated in the attempted es-
cape were Geo Marvin and Henry
Clayton, convicted robbers OF the Po-
casset store, and Ottie ldlett. the boy
sentenced to McAiesteF Tor burglar
izing me hardware store Of Buie &
Wallace
According 70 the jailer the work had
progressed q intervals Tor some hours
and unusual noises from the Jail had
caused MIN TO make frequent trips
thithea always to fluid every thing IN
appleDie order About S o'clock he
decided to 9e1 the cell doors and Mar.
Yin and CLAYTON. forecasting his inten-
ton ducked hs1 another cell. sunpos-
ed u be vacant Everything WAS sup.
pcsedly locked for the night and Ram.
sey returned to his office. cnly TO hear
the noises again Presently he heard
heavy iron bar fan and upon going
to the jail caught Marvin trying to
force the door A heavy iron leg had
been taken from the bath tub. with
which bar on the outside OF the door
had been pried off, The bar, however,
had nothing TO do with securing the
door and The would.be jail breakers
were no nearer out than before the
bar was loosened IT, however the
attempt had not been discovered when
1t was. it is possible that the iaii
would have been shy several prison
ers this morning
According to Jailer Ramsey, 0ttie
ldlett has not conducted himself a.
would one vino had just committed Ail
first ofgense. It is reported that ths
other prisoners say he made state
ment to them that "This is not tn.
first time / have been in Jail This
together with a remark he made a
he was being led back to his cell afte
sentence had been passed on him
leads The officers to believe that thi
Is by no means his first experience .
the kind As he was being taken fror
lthe court room to the Jail he remarked
81 guess the Judge thought he wa
hanging a good one on me. don
give a d. for five years and woul
not care a d. il he had made it 8
more
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-20
in
The ACT OF
STEALING

VIM Bradley, a negro. was captured
last night By n. M. Drlseol and J e..
Mallow four miles northwest OF the
city in the act Of stealing a load Of
corn and was safely landed in the
county jail.
Mr. Drscoll stated this morning
that he has missee quantity Of corn
and had tracked the thief from the
corn pile to the field fence. some quar-
ter Of a mile distant Last night at
about 9 o'clock Mr. Mallow, who is EN-.
ployed on the farm Of ar Driscoll was
returning from chiekasha when, near
ing the place. he noticed a wagon and
team standing near the ferce, and up
on further taking in the situation he
saw someone crossing the space bel
tween the wagon and the corn pile He
at once notified Mr. Driseoll and the
two established themselves at the
wagon and waited until Bradley re-
turned from the corn pile with another
sack Of corn. when he was captured
Bradley later confessed to having
stolen several loads within the past
week the total amounting to more
than 100 bushels. about So bushels 81
which was found stored in the rear
room Of Bradley's house
Once started, he talked freely Of the
affair He said he had borrowed a
horse and wagon from negro woman
and had completed the outfit with a
horse Of his own He had paid the
woman in corn for the use Of hel
horse ana wagon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-20
FRESH PREY
TOFURY OF
The FLOOD
Rain Adds to Swollen
Stream Relief Work
is Heavy
relegram bg unlted Press.

Telegram by United Press
Evansville, Ind. Jan. 2O-New terri
tory, including several towns, is fe-
ported submerged by the swollen Ohio
river today lniontown KY, Cypress,
Ind, and Howell. local suburb, are
facing the furious flood and the in
habitants are quitting their homes.
fleeing to higher ground.
It is raining hard today and a So
mile wind is whipping the swollen
river into fury Hundreds Of sight
seers are il danger from weakened
buildings
The stage today Of the river is 4e7
feet only a loot below the highest
mark OF the memorable 1854 flood
when scores were drowned
Relief work is going forward on q
supendous scale Regular business
is practically suspended
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-20

TO PLANT
PEANUTS
Propose to Start Club to
Get a ThFeSheT on
Ground

4. A. Holmes has launched a move
ment for the organization Of a Peanut
club among the farmers Of Grady coun
ty, the object being to guarantee al
sufficient acreage OF the crop to get a
thresher on the ground to handle 1t
After investigating what has been done
in the way Of growing Spanish pea.
nuts in Stephens county Mr. Holmes
is a convert to the crop and is plan.
ming 10 plant it on his farms. How
ever, he says, there is no thresher
available in this county at the present
time, but he has no doubt that some.
body can be induced to equip e ma.
chine for the purpose if a sufficient
acreage is IN sight,
Farmers Who desire to raise pea
nuts are requested to report the same
to the Express. with che proposed
acreage and the information will be
turned over to the right parties ana
viii also be published
II. N. cottrell, agricultural commits
sioner for the Rock Island, says
The Spanish peanut is one Of the
best drouth resisting crops. 1t wits
for rain IN 1911, the year Of light
rainfall Tor ali the country between
the Rocky mountains and the Allan.
tbs ocean. the Spanish peanut waited
As days for rain in midsummer in
Oklahoma and then yielded 40 bush.
els an acre. Spanish peanuts in New
Mexico the same year waited so days
for rain then grew and yielded pay
ing crop.
Tht Spanish peanut is quick cash
crop. It is marketed early in the fan.
sells readily and brings fair price. =
careful grower can average from 40 to
SO bushels an acre in Oklahoma. Tex
as, Arkansas or Louisiana. The price
has never been below so cents a bushel
and during the last three years the
farmers have received from 10 cents
10 one dollar per brshel. This money
Games at just the time when mos
farmers need cash
The Spanish peanut makes one o.
our most profitable feeds An acre of
Spanish peanuts will put from 800 K
1000 pounds Of gain on hogs. the hogl
gathering the crop themselves Tn,
tops and nuts harvested together eai
be stored the same as hay and max
one Of the best milk forcing feeds 10
brood sows. dairy COWS, eve S AM
mares. This feed forces rapid groNu
on Young pigs and shoats
Spanish peanuts, cured tops an
nuts together will force cows 10 Civ
as much milk as when fed strongf
pith oil meal. This is a good feed 10
fattening beef cattle and sleep and on
OF the best feeds for horses and mule
doing hard farm WORK.
spanish peanuts enrich the gronn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-20
Reception Substituted. /.

Telegram by United Press
Washington Jan 40 ln deciding
not TO have an inaugural ball, the COM
mittee today voted to hold a reception
at night on March & at which the
new president viii greet citizens.
Senators Brown, Overman and Crane
and Representatives Mckinley Gar
rett and Rucker were appointed as a
committee to consider reception plans.
No place definitely has been decided
upon, but i ls believed that It win be
IN the rotunda Of the capitol building.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-20

on which they grow the same as does
alfalfa, clover and eew peas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-20
CIT VrRnIrT
FOR $4,000

After two hours deliberation the
jury in the damage case OF the VII
liam White heirs VS. the City OF Chick
asha returned a verdict OF s5oo0 for
the plaintiff Saturday evening at s
o'clock
Harry Hammerly and + r. Riddle,
attorneys for the city stated this
morning that 4 motion for a new TRIAL
would be fitted in the district court To-
day and in case the motion is over
ruled BY Judge FEank N Bailey ths
case viii be appealed to the supreme
eoart,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-20
Heed WISH
OF WILSON
TeIegram By Unlted PrerA

~ r-- - HffNf@A r. A~hHt
Trenton, N j., JAM 2O Positively
there win be no inaugural bali III con.
nection with Wilson's taking the pres
idential office. The governor today
gave out the following telegram from
Chairman William G. EustIs Of the in.
augural committee
Your letter in reference TO the
omission Of the inaugural ball has NOT
Teached me, but ! hasten to assure you
Of our desire to comply with your
wishes in every way
wilson has received letters from all
parts Of the country, commencing him
for asking to have the ball eliminated.
Less than 50 letters criticized his stand
on the ball
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-20

v. Il. Madden OF Chicago is busi.
ness visitor in the city today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-20

Telegram BY United Press

Telegram BY Unlteu Press
Cincinnati, Jan. 2O-The Ohio river
continued falling today ard is below
danger mark. so feet Tomorrow all
danger will be past says the weather
bureau
The railroads resume using the reg
ular terminals tomorrow. Scores OF
families who we're driven from their
homes are returning and ilchools are
re-opened
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01

PODCZAS grzmotu W os.
tatnia sobote uderzyt grom
W dom urzednika policyjne-
go Bambenka W 4 wardzie.
Zburzy} komin i rura Cd
lpieca dostal sic do izby,
gdzie spa1 gospodarz domu,
troche cierpiacy, try letni
syn, j 11sto letnie dziewcze.
Bambenkowi mic sic ME sta
10, lecz synkowi jego spa
rzy} piorun obie nogi lied
nej zdar1 trzewik. Dziewcze
pozosta}o przez chwile jakby
W omdleniu, lecz odzyskaw-
sly ~przytomno6c, nigdzie ME
czu{o b6lu.
Noww kapitcl Stanowy
texa1ski W miescie Austin,
jest najwiekszym togo rodza-
|ju gmachem W cafych Sta
mach Zjednoczo nych. W dniu
|21. kwietnia zosta} pc raz
pierwszy otwarty. W trzech
godzinach, zwiedzi}o 20
10000 os6b. Otwarcie uro-
czyste nastapi Is. ma ia.
| w dniu 5 maja odbedzie
sic W St. Paul, Mimi, pierw-
sly teatr polski ma hall
Brandta. Towarzystw0 spie:
WI Lutnia przedstawi Oryla,
komedya W jednym akcie re
%spiewami.
Izba prawodawcza Stanu
New York przyje}a 81 g}o-
sami przeciw 8 wniosek, ably
nadal wyroki smierci spell
niane by}y przez sztuczna
b}yskawicq (grom elektrycz-
NY ME zas przez powr6z !
szubienice.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01

JEST pogloska, ze woz.y
pocztowe maja bye pomalo.
wane czerwono, azeby far
merry mogli z odleg}osci poz-
nae takie wozy pocztowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01
Ola sfabYch i nerWO-
WyCh.

Zmeczeni, s}abi, nerwowi mez-
ozyzni kobiety, beda czut ambl-
oya, energ,e pe}na zyoia ! zaws,e
nice dobry apetyt, ssoro beda
brac odpowiednie rzeczy ku zdro~
w,n wtScle Electric Bit ers.
Nc lepszego ma zc}qdek, wqtrobe
uerk,. Tyslace m6wi re zawGzie-
s,aja zycie swe temu doskonafemu
dom0wemu lekarstwu. Fani O..
,h,neyault, 2 Vestal Center, N.
Y, m6wi: ,.Powazam Electric
B,tttrs )ako uajwiekszY dar. Mig
Nv ME moge "a. omnlc6 co ono ola
mnie zrobilo." Wezcie butelke dla
slebie co "a rtznice zrobl " wa
seem zdrowlu. Tylko SOC $l.00
Polecana przez NJ. j. Kowalew-
skiego, aptekarza. (Adv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01
PAM KatarZvna Hall b

PAM Katarzyna Hall po-
wiada: Utr zymuje dom Is
lat, jestem matkq czworga
dzieci, a ME chcia1abym bye
bez ,,Hollister'a Rocky
Mountain Herbaty." Madra
kobieta, ola czego? Wypedza
chorobe, %sprowadza zdrowie
j szczescie ola catej familii.
Jest swiata W
zdrowiu. w apiece Brown'a
(Adver tisement)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01

Dlugie zimowe miesiace :
ciezkie potrawy - brak ru~
cbu nisz"zy wasza zywotnosc
robi was niecierp'iwymi.
Hnll;ster'a Rocky Mountain
herbata dale wan zywotncsc
= czysci krew - odbuduje
cia}o. Robi was silnymi j
krepymi. Doskona}e wiosen-
ne lekarstwo. Herbata albo
tab'etki 35 cent6w. w apte.
co Brown'a.
Advertisement
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01
DZiafa naty6hmiastOWO.

VIM. Rademacher, 80 w. 2ga
nj. og}ssza, re ~5POJEDYNCZA
DAWhA }agodnego buck,horn
bark, g'yceryny, i'd, gay zmie~
szana W Adler-i.ka, nlemieckie lie"
karetwo na spend,cltis, ]eczy "a
pchanie Tub gazy " zofadku ZU
Wielufludziom W VII
monte ono pomog}o. (ADv),
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01
Zapchanie WylecZOne.

ORA King'a New Life pigulki
pomaga akuratnie " zapchaniu j
wprosadzI vase ~wAe1rznesci ma
powr6t " zdrcwe po4ozenle. Jan
Supsic, z Sanbury, Pa, m6wi: So
to %najlepsze pitu}ki jake dotad
uzYwatem, i polccam je uzywac
kazdemu ma zapchanie, niestraw
nose chorobe w:uo6ys'. Pomo-
ga wan. Cepa Csc. Polecane przez
NJ. J. kowalewskiego, aptekarza
Advertisement.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01
Parma M sprzedaz.

80 ARROW dobrego glinia.
stego gruntu, S. ARROW u
prawnych. Nowy o Z star.
cyach dom mieszkalnv i stat.
MIA 34x50, cobra studnia j
woda. p mill cd miasta
polskiego koscio}a. Tanio je'
zeli sprzedane bedzie zaraz.
Piszcie pc angielsku.
Mrs. Eda Walenhul,
Fairchild, Wis,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01
CudOWna mlaSC sk6rn1.

Bucklena Msst arnikowa jest
.nana ~szeazi, iako %nsllepsze 'e-
karstwo rublone rs ~szelk'e cho-
,ohy skdrne, takie ma aparze"'a
ywichniec!a i guzy. N'szczy ga
palenia wyeiqga i leczy. }: -:
Soseamen, ~ydawca Now'n CO..
nelius, N. c. pisze, 10 ]edno Pr
telko wyleo,y}o goz choroby sk"'.
,ej gdy wszy.tkle inne zawM DIV.
Tylkn 95c. Polecane przez NJ. ).
Kow.l> wskiego, aptekarza, (Adv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01
wezlem malze6skim: PARMA
Cecylia Daszkowska, c6rka
Is. D. Marcina i J6zefiny Dasz-
|kowski i p. William Bannon.
Model pare szczesc Boze!
POTRZEBA
2 cllfOpc6W do naszejj
drukarni.

ROCZNE sprawozdanie
naczelnika policyi p. Kam~
merer, kt6re sic ko6czy z
dniem 81. marca, jest haste
puiace: w ciagu roku by}o
IT'S aresztowan. z tych 5 by
10 negr6w. Ia pija6stwo
aresztowano 426 os6b, 2 tych
80 by'o ponizej lat 16 a 8
przeszto 20 lat starych. 815
osobom dano schronienie ia
s:acyi policyjnej. Odszukano
342 zwierzat, kt6re zagine}y.
|Oddano w}ascicielom III u
kradzionych we]ocyped6w :
III kofowc6w ukradzionych
dotad ME zdo}auo odszukac;
zastrzelono 80 ps6w; zauwa~
|zono 3 zepsute rury wodo.
ciagowe 10 uszkodzonych
chodnik6w. I'LL lamp e.
!lektrycznych niezapalonych
- 43 lamp gazowych ME. pa
lacych sic; ~odpowiedziano ma
stacy ma 500 zapyta6 tele.
fonicznych; dostarczono
wiezniom 1851 przekasek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01
Z pred lat Is.

Pod tymnagl6wkiem bedziemy podawaf W
kazdym numerze .Wiarusa" najwazniejsze
sprawy og6lne imiejscowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-01
WlADOMOSCI


w SOBOTE o poi 9tej EOS
ta}a poswiecona nova kapIi-
ca w klasztorze Si6str de
Notre Dame W parafii sw.
Stanis}awa Kostki. Poswiece-
MIA dokonal Prev. ks. Ka-
nonik j. Pacbolski, a 20
poswieceniu odprawi} msza
6w. W obecnosci Wiel. Si6str
; os6b o lie kaplica ponies
Gle mog}a. Jest to w}asciwie
ma}y koscic}ek, W kt6rym
sic znajduje diva tuziLy la
WEEK z gankiem W posrodku.
W g}ebi, pc stronach o}tarza
znajduja sic diva okna a pr
Level stromle kosztowne ok
no kolorowe W trzech czes
cjach, Oar Prev. ks. Pro.
boszcza J. Pacholskiego. Pod
c2as mszy sw. ~6piewaly
grady ma organach Wjel,
Siostry. Pc mszy sw. odspie-
wano ,Ciebie Boze chwali'
my".
w PRZYSZkA niedziele
4 maja, o 38mej wieczorem,
odbedzie sic W hall parafial-
nej sw. Stanis}awa K. OBJ.
ch6d nadania Kons tytucyi
3go maja. Rodacy niechaj
sic licznie %zgromadza ma OBJ
ch6d. Rodzice powinni wply.
mac ma m}odziez, azeby "a.
miast do miasta ma teatrzyk1
10 centowe uda}a sic ma OBJ
ch6d, a wiecei korzysci 2
togo (dniesie. Przeciez to
jest naszym obowiazkiem
uczeszcza6 ma take obcho-
dY.
PAN Alexander Procho-
wicz, wyprowadzii sic W zesz'
lynn tygodniu z familia ]
ojcem ma farme pc stronie
wisconsi1skiej, jest on sasia"
dem p. Franc. Marchlewlcza
/ Szumi1skiego.
PAN J6zef Glzinski przeZ
kilka ostatnich lat zatrndnjo-
ny W tutejszym Merchants
Ranku, wyjechaf W tym tY.
godniu do Duluth, MIMI,
gdzie obejmie lepsza i plat
niejsza posad4 W tamtejs2ym
First National Bank. Zyczy-
ny powodzenia!
w PONIEDZIAKEK pola.
czeni .zostali W kosciele sw.
Stanis}awa K. doZgonDym
HTHHHHHXG3
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

~ NorR HUSBAND m e chronic
kicker consult the horse doctor.
O.
NiCE LITTLE summer snoestorm
Ne had last nisht
%
AND AFTER ALL. lts 20 much bet.
ter 10 have a tate spring and save
the peach crop
THE NAME ~ the new capital %
Australia H. Canbcrra. u means
'iauslting la,koss"
@
FCTCBlsT fashions for women are
announced. This ls carrying art to
the limit
g
THE GOVERNMENT nov handles
o.ouu. coo pncKugcr month Tor No.
0o9.noo people.
~ HAS JrsT been discovered.
speaking OF department -t,rrs. that
Adam met W.. 20 the rib envOunter
o.
BREAKING rP cold. sometimes
q man MAKES more Noise than smash.
Ing an ic.-iam
O.
oJR WEATHER man rpall, seems
quite decent chap compared To- the
gus who pcrpetrptcs the mytroruiog,
at Omaha and Dayton
3
WASHINGTON SHOWS that sotuc
men are born To cameras. some seek
cameras 1nd others have cameras
thrust upon them.
o
"a CAMEL WITH had can travel
81 miicl per days. SAYS The Ctu,iu.
nuti Enquirer The camel is a SUI
pcrlor beast sometimes a man with
a load can't travel 80 feet per day
@
THE SPANISH word "liu,rtI'
means garden and 10 will soon %,
time Go get ont and plant him. says
the Taos valley NeWs. Well. Dc
shows Il good many signs OF krepins
above ground
3
BUYER THOUGHT YOU said the
ranch house was only ten minutes
from the station.
suburban AGENT was talking
about minutes of latitude. sir