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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-13

after to be incurred, in making ard
collecting that part of said special
assessment which is levied to pay
for the making of that part of said
local Improvement relating to the
filling with earth OF said streets and
avenue, and of letting and executing
the contract relating to the con-
structiOn of the said part of said
local improvement relating to the
filling with earth of the said streets
and avenue, was and is the sum of
Twenty Thousand, Seventy Eight
Dollars and Ninety Two Cents
(S20, 0IS.92), and showing that the
cost of making that part Of said local
| improvement relating to the filling
of said streets and avenue with
| earth, exclusive of the cost and ex-
pense thus far incurred, and hereaf-
ter to be incurred in making and
| collecting the said part of said spec.
ial assessment which is levied to pay
for the construction of the said part
Of said local improvement relating tC
the filling with earth of the sait
streets and avenue, and of letting
and executing the contract relatins
to the construction of the said par
of said local improvement relating t.
the filling with earth of the sal;
streets and avenue, and the said es
timated amount required to paw tn
accruing interest on the bonds is
! sued and to be issued by the sal,
i City % Cairo to anticipate the col
lection of the said part Of the sal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-13

Mitchell Kennerley, the Com
stocked" publisher. was defending a
"Comstocked' novel in New York.
THE book" he said, makes for
righteousness. 1t shows the fallacy OF
the various excuses for woman's fall
the excuses~of overwork, of under
pay, and so forth.
Eyes, the book shows that We all
have a glib defense for ourselves, We
are all like the extravagant typewrit-
err girl, whose employer said severe
ly:
miss That's, are you putting any
thing by for rainy day.
"Oh, yes, Mr.. Naybobb, the girl
replied. I never wear my silk stock
ings in clear weather.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-13
WAS AMERICAN BABY
LITTLE MOTHER" PROUD OF THE
CHILD SHE HELD.
Small Girl, But With High Ideals,
Happily Met With by Writer
Who Describes Her In the
Washington Star.

A small girl in blue frock was
carrying a baby with rings in it's
ears. The girl was skinny little
tacker, with dark face-mostly eyes
and her grooming voice as she cud-
died the baby somehow suggested
olives. Vesuvius, wayside shrines and
banana carts. But there was nothing
Latin about the fat, bald-headed baby
except the gold wire in its ears.
The small girls street isn't what
you could reliably call pleasant
place There is leathery smell for
ever rivaling the woolly assertiveness
of misflt hand-me-downs. There is
Babel hum of foreign parent voices.
outclashed by the raw Americanism
of their juniors. and always-which
is good for trade. of course. but not
a cheering thing to see-the going
and coming Of customers who must
buy other peoples castoffs. because
Everybody knows the answer.
SO the small girl toted the baby to
a quiet street where the sun lay like
a warm yellow blanket on the bricks
and where the leaves swirled down
from the trees as If dying were gay
sort of dance.
Then she sat down on a carriage
step that she seemed to be acquaintt-
ed with, and kissed the baby on its
baldest spot, where the fuzz had
rubbed off from lying down. And the
baby, to show its satisfaction, gurgled
out that inscrutable symphony of in
fancy which Ewes little Cain was the
first to voice, and which we try to
speel out "da, da, da.'
A woman whose way had led from
the small girls street to the quiet
one stopped at the carriage step and
offered the baby an apple from
bag 1t was a shiny red apple, and
the baby smiled at it coquettishly be-
fore hiding its face in the small girls
neck. The girl herself, wise enough
to recognize friendliness when she
saw it, took the apple and lifted the
baby's face.
Thank the la-dee, Maggie"
The baby waved its arms and
kicked out two pink socks-one heel
and bunch of toes outside showing
pinker than the wool,
She is American baby" explained
the small girl with a pride that was
downright beautiful "She is not no
dago. She have rings in her ears be-
cause my mother she will it have So
and her saint name is Magdalena, but
my father he say il is Maggie for
American. and II she was a boy she
might be president--maybe."
why, that is fine. And what is
your name?'
My name is Maree-ah, after the
Mother Of God My mother gave me
TO her. wear blue all time while I
am child. When | woman | have n
pink ribbon bow in my hair. And n
green dress Yes, it is at the cathe-
dral at Milan that | am given to the
blessed mother But the bambino-
no, the baby, came when we get to
America. No boy shall call her dago.
will fight him. will keel him If he
say she dago--"
And as the woman went her way
she wondered what America will hold
for Maggie, whose saint name is Mag
dalena, when she is no longer a
bald.headed baby with rings in her
ears.
And for Dago Maria, when the time
comes for her to wear pink ribbons
and a green dress?
Quien sabe, Washington Star.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-13
NOTICE.

The Board of Local improvements
OF the City of Cairo, Illinois, hereby
gives public notice to all persons in
tefested that 1t did on the Sth day
OF December. A. D. 1913, file in the
County Court of the County of Alex
ander, in the State of Illinois, its
certain written certificate showing
that the cost of that part Of the local
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-13
Sentative Scaies.

Bigss-"The scientists have found Q
fish that bushes" Diggs-"Gee. I
s'posed the fishes along the bathin'
beaches were blushin' all tn time"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-13

that the next time my name is put on
@ marriage certificate it win be fatal
for the lady
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-13
TRYING TO SCARE HER.

Are you super
stitious ?" asked
the b e au { IL u !
grass wild o W,
smuggling a little
nearer.
Yes" replied
the colonel, Il
cant help feeling
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-13

d. NJ. KELLY,
CHAS. FEUCHTER,
o. p. HURD, Jr.,
M. J. HOWLEY,
Board of Local Improve
ments of the City of Cairo,
Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-13
WALTER H. WOOD.

" AL ER IT. WOOD,
President.
n. NJ. KELLY.
CHAS. FEuCHTER.
Q. P. HURD. Jr..
NJ. J. HOWLEY,
Board of Local Improve
ments of the City of Cairo
Illinois.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
CENsoniNG TnE MOVIES.


us the censorship Of the movlng
pictures, a well Known citizen asked
yesterday. "based On morals or art
and don't you think the censorship
ls nslle ioosa?e
he went on to refer 20 motion
picture recently exhibited here 81
which Re declared the hero was seen
alternately In the company Of bis vir-
,uous wife and 81 demi-mondaines.
his opinion being that tho spectacle
was deuoralizlus one.
Not having seen the picture In
qucrsiou. The Herald cannot pass
judgment upon t. We believe. how
ever. that the general standard of
tho motion pictures now I'M vogue %
hiah; higher than Nigh, wen be- eN-
pccied. Therc 70 no doubt that there
are instances in which there Is some
dnceftaln,y about thc efficiency Of
the censorship from neral stand
point and no doubt whatever OF its
failure from the standpoin; Of art
IN the long run. however. tho vast
majority Of the movies" leave the
spectator with a good taste IN his
mouth" tho virtuous and tho whole
some generally dominate IN the end;
and as a general rule the hero who
falls into hy-paths secs tho error al
his way before tha finale. You can-
not expect The movies 20 be- an that
H. ideal and desira 0ie-cspeciaily for
ten cents; but tho fact remains that
for yoer ten cents you get vastly more
education and coed cheer and upiift
and Amusement and benefit than
sour ten cents viii bring you IN any
other way.
such comments can do no harm;
there Is undoubtedly room for inn
provemcnt: and the criticism r. Of
the kind that Il worth while. coming
from man who ~ particularly and
practically Interested IN ,he welfare
Of boys and girls Bus we insist that
the censorship Of the movies in our
opinion is IN the main efficient and
acconpiishes the purpose. 30 one
Of course win object 20 is being
made sin more 30 as long az COM
nonsense is the criterion,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
Notes of the Exposition
8*aaaeaeaeoaas@aaaaa8aasa

Moro than ono hundred ana ,eh'p
great upnsrcss,s aud conventions
VIII meet u san Francisco Boo IpIa.
thc exposition HtJr
George Housh Perry, direction ui
thu division ui exploitation uI the
Panama ..Ii. international ,ypu-
auou. was Jho nrst editor Of rs,rI-
body MAGAZINE This division Iu.
.HiOs Do. departments ul participate
u"n promotion, publicity pulio1-
Nur#, photographs PRINTING lectures,
Iu.UIm"uuu uuIii. srrt.e. state ur-
ear2luuu. ana exposition travel
The 1auImu-ruuiu. international
exposition mas ts mascot haas had
him for many months ~, E dos,
o. huHnt atnrauuat., lively htu,
follow with Whit, and black hair,
rather long, suggesting percentage
between sh,rohrd and setter, DO has
ull tha Interest off bird dog boo birds
uut iH NOT a trained thoroughbred,
for Doc docs mot combine Die attention
to Wmo birds lio goes after spar
rows. etc.
Th, masclr- name .e "mucr" Tie
first appeared ou the grounds fcw
days after thc commencement uf cone
slructlon mo 1912 and proceeded 90
make himself 1t home 10 WAS some
time before he had permanent ahid
ng place. ANA chat hr dId 0ud. near
tho Marina opposite thr Palace oft
lueuuIfufIuu was uncomfortable
owing 10 progress ol work. Sow Dec
has cDav resting places lon mans spots
bud is ut horne everywhere HW Inc
ttIU Uut ItlH. II. ONuUtItIpu grounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
MAYS Wonderful stomach ticmcly
Should Convince Nuu THAT Nuur
suffering rs Innctsrsnry.

Thousands OF people, some right IN
your own locality. have taken Nayr'S
Wonderful stomach Remedy for
StoMnrh. Liver and Intestinal All
ncnts, Dyspepsia, Pressure ct Gas
around the Heart, sour stomach
DISTRESS AFTER Eating. Ncfvuusncs.
Dizziness. iaintinG spells. Sick iltid-
aches, Constiputlun. Torpid lAycr. ctc.
and are pralsing and recommending
it hiRhlv 20 others 800 Thar they may
also know the joys OF living Nayr'-
Wonderful Stomach ItCmcdy ls the
best and most widely known Remedy
Tor the above ailments. ASK your
druggist for "a bottle TODAY. Put IA To-
Ia tcst-~ono dose should convince "a
is marvellous Go iia healing properties
and its effects are quite natural as it
acts ou the source ana foundation of
stomach ailmonts and IN most cases
brings quick relief and permanent re-
suits. This highly successful Remedy
has been taken hy the most prominent
people, ana those in AN walks OF life,
among them Members Of Congress.
Justice Of the Supreme Court. Edu-
Gators. Lawyers Merchants. Bankers.
Doctors Druggists Nurses Manufar-
tuners. Priests Minister'S Farmers
with lasting benefit aud 10 should oo
equally successful lu your case send
for valuable booklet on stomach Al-
ments Co Goo. n Mayr. Mfg chemist
ljf-ii6 Whiting street. ChicaEo. fu
For sale boo Albuquerque by Butts
Inc and druagiats everywhere.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
FOREST NOTES
,sseNSS@sa4S4sSss

Twenty states h8yc published r,-
ports of tholr Woud-uruF ndusuI,s
A good srudc of oXrelFIoi Is ntIua
made from Hre-kIled Alpine nr and
Engcimanu spruce Boo Colorado
10 is predicted CHAT western yellow
pine w.ll Furnish an .Nr..lout sour..
of urpcntne eT tHD southern rnD ne-
comes exhausted.
While There aTo n.e bem'uoks DOB
the United states only $50 ara of Hn.
commercial importance. common
hcmlock and western hemIo.H Ot
these two western IpmIoeE maHDs the
better lum1cr
Tine Philippine nurlHu coz fuf.slr
uses a launch FOR service between
islands. The United sttDs forest srr-
slice employs several. both uu inland
lakes and in sai} water Boo Alaska aud
Florida.
Trunk manufacturer iu Colorado
arc abandoning the usual Eastwood
and cottonwood for thc trunk box lud
are turning Englemau spruce, which
combines lightncss, strength, apd oase
cf working.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
TnE9 mAVE

srhe 2uee'iou Ga" asked Governor
Mcoena1a hei nlehi e. quoted IN en-
in.ersiea, 'hsc the taxpayers a
right q ~, ca mat their business
~ni hes carsnif and correctly at
tended - b. acceptance with the re-
qulremenss q eur lnws2"
4'he ovcrnos Is cyIdsntiy earnestly
seeking information. We win thore-
fore answer his question a. once.
they have We may assure the ex-
scusire. moss emphailcaliy and posi-
slveiy slspt they have.
u IL alueh % Dc regretted that tho
governot Gid not ask this question
many months ago eve could have
eniishtened him then just AZ well az
now = misht have had most
wholesome influence on the course
81 events since that time. For in
stance. .tpke the county salary ques-
sicn. II u had been made public q
year or 10 sso that tho taxpayers
have q sight b expect that their
businesa VIII he carefully and corr
rcc.y attended %, q is possible inc
taxpayers might have secured a little
more cooperation from the governor
in getting aaisries for county officials
Ia order 20 assure this careful and
correct agtendipg 70 % business. you
can hardly blaine county--or a
staie-ofnclal for not beins quite as
careful and correcta ne might be
when he isnt sure when or how much
he is soing 10 be paid for his work.
Take another phase Of the matter.
When man carefully and correctly
offers to pay his taxes and is told
that ne cannot because the tax rolls
are not ready, and is carefully and
correctly informed thar the penalty
viii be suspended until the assessor
h ready and when he then is told
BY the governors trusted travelling
auditor that he viii have 10 pay the
penalty anyhow. he has a right 70
wonder whether or not his business
s. being carefully and correctly at
tended to and who r. doing H.
The taxpayer certainly has a right
90 expect his business viii bc attend
90 20 by the officials who are entrust-
"a with attending % that business.
when ne finds, however, that the tax
alton situation is in q hopeless mud
DIE. that the executive '@snt worry
ing about H. that the siato hasn't
funds On hand 10 pay SIS running
salaries. that the state Is not adver-
Using 81 resources abroad that pop
ulation Is nor increasing ana that the
various branches Of the state govern
ment are pulling In forty different
ways the taxpayer Is likely 10 come
10 the conclusion that what nc has a
right 70 expect doesn't cut much ns-
urc IN the premises
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

eenefal than the national auard For
insihncs. 81 alluded % before. there
are matters ~ tnxaiion. 81 admins.
trntion ~ varlous departments Of the
state sovornmont which arc havlng
riehl now vital and direct effect
upon the pocketbook Of thc iaxpayer.
Il q quite possible thnt q few OF
these Taxpayers who were present last
nleht were under the Impression
that these mntere and their speedy
ndiussmcnt are much more import
ant right now TO the wclfafp. aafety
and future prosperity Of the state
than tho national guard.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
LITTLE Boobies PA
By william 4. Kirk.

was reading last nitc about man
that has made mccry % hundred thou
sand dolkrs ritcins simple songs. sod
ma
wuddcnt De surprised. pa scd.
Moast 90 the pcepul 81 Citing simpel
nowadays, anyhow
You only say that hccknus you can.
rite songs yursolf sed ma. 10 you cud
rite SONGS s. they made "a hit. YOU wud
say that the pocpul had excellent
Judgment This peccc that ! wuz
recdinp sod that the man who made
the hundred thousand dollars didcnt
rite any clever songs for peepul with
lots of brains Co iaff about and en-
joy. Thay were littcl simpul things
rlttcn about winding strccms ana gol-
den drcems a about my darling Kate
al the old Aiu Gate. That Is m.
kind Of songs that will sell.
iIc Tries song.
have often thought that I cud rite
song Ike that, Sod po. newer
tried IL, but : am going Co try % now.
got AN ldCc for such "a song Jest
yesterday at the dinner label Tn,
prty Huel waitress asked mo Dc 7
wud hpyc apple pic or punklu pie e.
scd wud have punkiu Then she
calm back from The Kitchen s. sod
+ am sorry / SEED 'He mad punkiu pic.
We alma got no punkm pie today. n
almost mHdr tho t.rrs cum Go ms
eyes scd p8 t0 a., SEQ much honot.
0n Tho part off 90 humbol lttcl walt
rrss. 500 am COINS n the library now
Al ID D." Cd II ID HH ID
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
AupuaEnQUEs APOLOGIES.

The new and enterprising adjutant
general 90 the state. recently appoint
cd hy the governor, expressed himself
somewhat freely last night according
10 an interview published in the NOR
ming paper. regarding the fact that
the crowd that came 90 the basket
ball same al the armory last night
did not show sufficient respect Co tho
presence ~ the governor uf the state.
'Tho people fof Albuquerque
be said. 700 not appreciate what
Governor Mcdonald Is doing I
doubt u there is another gov
crnor Ia the United states who
would take the same Interest in
the national guard that ho has
shown on hi3 trip. Tie has lett
tho comfort n his home 90 go
about the state on tour OF in-
spectlon for the sole purpose of
showing that he recognizes tho
value 10 the people of the nation
al guard and OF stimulating in-
torest iR this branch of the goy-
ornment 4 cannot express too
rtronslymy chagrin az the disrc-
spect with which he has been
treated by the people Of Aibu-
Quorguo."
Out Of regard Tor the feelings Of
the adluiant general Tho Herald, on
behalf Of the citizens 81 Albuquerque
would nke 90 tender profuso apollo
sizes because she basketball crowd
was guilty Of The gross impertnence
of paying more attention 20 the has-
Roihnn game than 10 tho governor
and iho adlumnt general o. was un-
fortunate ln the extrcmc ana no one
deplores q more than The Herald
The governors deep interest in tho
national guard does him great credit
sos 90 the other hand, while The
Herald wishes the national guard all
tho success in tho world and hopes
thai b viii impgoyo and prosper. q
w,,uid seem that iusi ~ this psycho-
logical moment There are matters of
greater moment 10 the taxpayers in
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
Hon. Red Cross Seals
Help

- statistics AREN'T necessary to
. prove she yaluc a Rad Cross
. seals. More conclusive than any ,
. Figures which could be- tahulatcd 4
. are the living. breathing proofs ,
. OF their value 4
. There is Angela rrodinardo. ,
. for example Angela was born ,
9 In a New York cellar which 4
. never was anything bat damp ,
y and dirty Tier fnther aud moth 4
. en- were soro distressed because 1
. Angela was so Quici and sombro. 4
= The nelghbors called her "the
. little one who cannot laugh"
q n is more than probable that 4
. Angela would have died DC Il had 4
. not been fOr the folks who (
. bought Red Cross seals Angela I
. was taken from tho cellar and (
. placed in "a fresh-air class. and 4
. today she De- "the smiling one"
= Then there D. Jennie Lovcrl. I
. 10 add CO. this proof Tho only I
. difficulty IN the case II Jennie I
. d that She has changed 80 much I
. in one year that 10 is hard TO 4
. make anyone believe she Is the 4
. same girl
. Bessie White of Philadelphia I
. Is another healthy happy per-
. son who owes her nfc to the
. buyers OF Red Cross seals She I
. had had tuberculosis from child
. hood. and her life was despaired 4
. OF until o visitor 10 her home
. from the Tuberculosis society
. arranged for her 90 begin the
. out-of-door treatment II didn't
. seem best for her to go away
. from home, so she went on ton
. Of her tenement to live. She g
. we'll as ever now.
SNNA@ = = :
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
MRS. SHORT ENTERTAINs
ON GOTH ANNIVERSARY
OF ARRIVAL HERE

Mrs. r.. y. short. 60l West Coal
avenue. entertained O. fcw friends llsf
Monday December b, on the ucpu.
sion OF tho twentieth anniversary OF
her arrival in New Mexico. II was
also the birthday anniversary of Mr.
short and the affair was very en-
loya0le one Present were Mrs W.
W. Mcdonald. Mrs h.. b. Weed Mrs.
W j.. Clayton. Miss Dec CLAYTON,
Mrs 81. H. short aud TWO grand.
children, Misses Virginia and Wilma
short The children aided in scry-
ing the very appctl1ng refreshments
which were served
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
Recipe and Receipt

The Herald has received the follow
ing communication.
Clovis. n. NJ. Dee 10.
Dear Editor:
Look in Webster and gee shat the
word Recipe" means aud thcu turn
to your editorial page ~ "Wednesday
9nd see that YOU use the word in con-
ncctlon with a preparation for the
mouth 81 man and instead oi 'itr-
ccipt." which ia the proper word
when not referring go "a incident pre-
paration no charge. Just keep tm
.chango but please make the currD--
ton. n CRATES on my nerves.
A Loving suBSCElBEl,
We haven't Mr. Webster honds, hai
consulting the Standard Dicti0nnr,
which D. just ar good 70 not better, we
find thnt.
"RECIPE o. formula or ust of
ingredients of "a mixture with dIfeU-
tions Tor compromising. specifically 81
medical prescription See tEC EFT %
"RECElpT is formal direction
for making something recipe
with am due respcc, Go our c1rrrc-
tor ID looks GO us Ike case oft Sis
ct one ana half "a dozen of the other
and sou pay your money ANA sou talc
your choice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
YAmC In he Solar
JADO Pisxus,


s1e>~eoeeeeoeeee~4Aoo443es
AN UNDERrAKER n the last
person in the world we expect %
have any dcalines with.
d
THE ABOvE is new one.
90
WE ARE ron vicioria--thc first
Mexican town that you can proc
nounce with your eyes shut
o.
"sHE' SANG SEVEN SONGS says
the Now York evening Mail, zone
more interesting tbgn the other.
nut which one was it2
d
LOCAL EVENTS teach US that
green hands should always lmpcr-
senate Santa Claus They are less
apt to burn.
LET'S sEE-sania CLAUS must be
about a thousand years Of age this
ycar
--s,i---
AND YOUNG az that.
8
Ever Try?
where have sou been an day."
"Tramping around among my
friends on fruiilcss Grand
AHA, Trying to borrow MONEY!
Nothing ike that Trying Go give
away q couple of tickets 10 q lecture"
Gfins and Groans.
O.
FATHER AND MOTHER and the
girls Wlsh Christmas would arrive.
/ H.|H, a..
painfully angelic II worse than when
hc acts naturally.
3
FRANCE is THE realm Of ancient
rnmance--and Indianapolis O. the
clearing house.
y
Immune.
The desporaGo shifted the poison
GUS gases pumped into his hiding
place by tire relentless posse. Tie
laughed mockingiy Little de- they
know" he muitered. taxing deep
breath. "that Z used to be "a passenger
in the Now YORK subway. New
York press.
o.
Charity Covers Multitude Of Sins,
A charity BAH IN Kansas city has
been abandoned on account Of anti
tango agitation. thus revealing the
long-conceaiod fact that some people
go 10 charity balls 90 do something
besides helping the poor.-Ncw York
Press.
If THE WOMEN keep a-going we
may live 90 see "a Secretary OF FASH
Ions ln The cabinet.
f.
NOW. AMANDA, don't get snarly
o
THE PRICE OF EGGS Is doing Its
best 60 impart additional impetus 90
tho back-to-the- Cchicken) farm move
ment
O.
Abolish the Rear seat.
8 scientist says that the coming
men viii De eniircly bad. In that
case how il tho theater manager 20
provide front seats for an Of them
Cleveland Leader
o
Ills Finish.
Ecia1l's boon arrested
And NiC8rapua's hot
To cXtrudltc and give him
JUST what tho turkey GOT
Houston Post
Won bet ZcIaya boats %
TO uurricdly make tracks
Like those uf those few turk'ys
who have escaped the axe.
O
That Would BE Al Right.
Couinuud the alleged friend who
has already sent us most mysterious
and tanulizing package marked
"Not 90 bc opened until christmas"
--Bustun Globe.
You might pun the cork just for
enough % permit YOU tu AXE "a whin
Houston Post
Fer HeUnps sake don't drop it,
Pudunk Pepper.
Probably sHsp5r.li1. - Arkansas
AsEer.
Our Albuquerque opinion ls thDt 30
is nothing but pair OF slippers
E. ID d.