davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1913-04-15
Drives Rheumatic Pains Away, Re-
lieyes Backnche and Bladder Dis
orders After . Few Doses
Are Taken.

Sleep disturbing bladder Weakness
cs. backachc. rheumatism, and the
many other kindred ailments which
so commonly come with declining
years, need no longer be source OF
dread and misery to those who are
past the middle age OF life.
The now discovery. Croxone. cures
all such disorders because It removes
the very cause of the trouble. II
soaks right into the kidneys, through
the walls and Innings; celans out the
little altering glands and cells, and
gives the kidneys new strength 10 do
their work properly 10 neutralizes
and dissolvcs the poisonous uric acid
substances that lodge in the joints
and muscles, causing rheumatism :
and makes the kidneys filter and slit
out all tho poisonous waste matter
from the blood and drive il out of
the system
Evening journal., 1913-04-15
GOLD DUST
cleans windows
quickly

With a dry, soft cloth
remove dust from both sides,
cleaning the corners and
grooves with the point of a
stick covered with g cloth.
Have ready pail of warm
suds made by dissolving a table
spoon of Gold Dust washing
powder in warm water. Dip
a soft cloth in the water,
squeeze almost dry and wipe
the glass off. Polish with
chamois, as it leaves no lint.
Do not wash windows when
the sun is shining on them.
Mirrors should be washed in
the same way as windows,
Then polish with a soft cloth
charged with powdered
/ whiting.
Evening journal., 1913-04-15
Heed the Cough That Hangs On.

The seeds of consumption may be
the cause. and a cough that hangs on
weakens the system. Foleys Honey
and Tar Compound checks the cough.
heals the intiamed membranes and
strengthens the lungs. 2. d. Roun-
tree, Stillmore, Ga. says: 'Lagrippe
left me a deep seated, hacking, pain
ful cough which Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound cured IN. B. Dan
forth. Market and Second Sts.. Will
mington. Del"
Evening journal., 1913-04-15
AID SOCIETY MEETING.

The Aid Society Of the German
Lutheran Church will celebrate its
twenty-ffth anniversary i'm the
church. on Thursday evening. The
Rev. Mr.. Rachman. of the May J..
Drexel Deaconess Home. Philadelphia
will speak in both German and hng-
lish. on Deaconess work. The collec-
ton will be for the German Lutheran
food suffers in the West
Evening journal., 1913-04-15
HOPE FOR RIG sHAD CATCHES.

Although the weather Of the past
week has been anything but favorable
for shad fishing. those engaged in the
industry are hoping that warmer
weather will prevail and that big
catches will be made the remainder
OF the season.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-08

on the sidewalks of every street in
the affected districts.
DEMAND HEETER RESIGN
Pittsburgh, Pa May Sat a
meeting of 1000 parents last night
a resolution was adopted and sent to
Gov. Tener, demanding the resigna-
ton of Supt. of Schools S. L. Heeter,
against whom charges are now being
investigated by a special committee,
The resolution also asks that the po-
sition be made an elective one.
Frank E. Freese, a member of the
school board, recommended that
every one of the 1000 teachers in
Pittsburgh be called before the COM
mittee,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-08
STRIKING SCHOOL CHILDREN
RAISING CAIN IN BOSTON

Boston, May Bone thousand
school children remained on strike
today as protest against the long
hours they are forced to remain in
classrooms.
More pupils quit this morning and
marched through the streets of the
affected suburbs, smashing several
hundred windows in school buildings.
Policemen attempted to break up the
professions, but the youngsters ran
through alleys to the next parallel
street and continued their parade.
I'VE want our rights is scrawied
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18

--'-."-
You don't lask Me Q priasass,. -
|QQrned grizzly.
J: will ten you thaa. v,a saans
- TO America TO - narFlaA = 3
- hate. 1t does not natter hov
| me to - DaeAesA 70 hin. I'll ~
Zen ny trstA fFieaAs veuh have
49, ruineA-frieaAs = whou I ere
lewything. II was ny task = sasst
- myself. Do you want = knsv
lmdUe,"
- shock his hAaA.
Hot even ny nanee
No. But you know nothiAe q -.
! - was returniag 70 Aoeesca. To
|es Of captivity for Q csana con-
osed And l vas guilty. Yos ought
- enow the worst of NJ because %
- want to die vhiIs ysa bslisvs IN
= wish to know nethiax" shs a.
|S0esed.
Not evea my nans!
10. What does It natter who ~
~ or what We have Aoas! We are
~ actors. playing our parts. 6ons
oese a good part and Win applsuss,
0e1se others are exscrated. What
49, it matter?"
u | had known you before, might
eoNe played q different part" hs said.
Iae night wore on; only the gradual
eoeag Of the deck told them that the
~ was inevitable. Side by side they
esesched for warmth against the Bit
~ wind. The prisoner had lashed
sWs chairs together. At the last mo-
osat they were to tie themselves to
tAeee and leap into the sea.
Her hand stole into his and his I'm.
gess clasped it. A fierce LONGING to
tvs surged into his soul. In that i'm
oi1ent danger their hearts were rs-
veeSed. each to each.
The ship may last till dawn," ~
49, IF we are saved. viii yoa come
wieA me to some far on country aad Isk
- redeem our lives togstAer!"
H felt her answering CLASP. aaA.
esseins toward her. he took ~ n his
esDs and kissed her. And vAea ~
~ her lips on his he knew that thsy
ss1sd not be denied that chance thay
ssaght. to live their lives anew.
ne east grew light tAs stars
saosd; daylight sprsaA over the wilA-
oeosss Of waters. The yellow orb Of
- sun uprose. Night was eoas, anA
1o1 love had dawAsd - perfect -
0ne day. Thea The naA potntsd sss,
Woso and cried out.
oot Of the horison Q small tramp
eeoanship was bearing down o. them.
When she came uoarer It could 10 seen
0A4 she few the Brazilian nag.
copyright. lSl2, BY W. @. chapman.)
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18

against . girl with her millions. I
wonder II she knows what he has
lone"
That night the girl cried herself to
lleep in her magnificent stateroom.
I wonder whether his prison is worse
han mine!" she sighed.
Nearly four hours later the Pata-
sonia collided with \ French liner
q dense fog. She was struck fairly
.midships and crunplsd into q help
ess wreck. Tho other vessel stood
~. and. ten minutes later. the pas
senSers were being Transferred aboard
Ter. Ten minutes after that the chief
smeer was dragging the captain Of
he Patagonia from his post on the
pridge. the latter furiously resisting.
You'll have to come. SIR" he pro
ested. You are the last Of all"
But he was not the last. He was
he last but two. Down In the little
prison under the bow q man waited,
lorgotten by all save one-the girl
who, waking out of = dream of i'm
possible happiness into the reality of
sorrow. had run to him, still half
ssleep. her fellow prisoner In the
lesh, - shs b the, spirit.
Cant you climb .thrpasA the win.
3owf- sAs p1ea1sA.
-Wsat POI o ba1k anl lsavs nsr'
~ Deisease aAsWessl li's
r .-Ns.. - Il, -ss01ssi1 Thsy havs
nve4 tAs0oaoVpo - 1seoDetsa -,
~ 6BuAsesi ! .ehA1 ~ = 1alsss
'sssss4SSssst's;1 :. q I.s;.ss - : -.
~ - = - 49, -. ~
mD0- oooAe itoI 'ee"
. = 80 4 ~ huussyias - vssA
= tea4 ~ aD;hst GUsnGRA - -
6aAm A14o; - Assligs ~ -
ss1A s0ss9 nsl1lnG, - - psausaaes
ooa1nnn1 - noeDn1 Z - - saDeaeA
- oe81a V1n1DW. ~ hsaea - -
nsf q sesel q ifoa. Rtsssatiy ~
- AaeAo1 1ooDe ~ oAaAn. vieA II
sAAosesl han, - ha0na Aazansrfng
GDea IL taA1oHa u Q eew minutes
the.-stnut aeer-ssvsuSssc3-i is7 ss.ses.
3Asv m - - tA0 1sok taeseAss.
alsag saaasaag Saaoss - tatins
seaax1
n ~ va AssssssG n moon.
Seeding tAs - WITH sfltse. diseaosed
. neviag sDsek n ~ 1sstaAss-tAs
tfeeeA naae. 1sy1na 49, - port
N11A ~ ~ cA SAsv Wsre uttes>
q - 11ay 1ssAs1 e eneA e4Ase
~ - - ~ = - saAa's
- - - lsGsiibsss -.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
nAYu1 N HI3
Nns Aieeeegs. - elnlhGk -
oeAss a imsesat &h
lovo Pet. 81
0y PRANK FlLooM

~ pretty III b ~ esuoaDlnD
iis1se pssreA tAsoaaA ~ o0sgop =
- tAiek oalso deor 49, oBvoo
slne - . vtabsv. ~ soso - 3
~ 80 6ssp Aova N ths ~ q -
0as. asA almost oso0lstsly 1nsk-
-caa zee tell - vAsso - sh10V
)FiaDa ny sAs askAA. ~ ssalAg ~
0Uesssaoa of surprise u0ss tAs fnoo
Z tAe Dan within. sAs $500 AA0tt1y:
fhs oaStai. tsa1 - 49, thesS0 .
Ssse naa In there vhe b bslaG takas
iAek 70 Anssiea q - tFia1. AAA ]
Ao0GAt that - to0orrov = NoV
Fsafs day - nisht kks-oA. ] bag
seas Dardoa!"
TAsrs vas 10 aistakiag hee Co.'S
Asioa. A. her eyes became -
sustomed to obscurity she could -
hat ths nan's leg vas fastened ~
! long chain to huge hall Of iroa.
Il An the prisoasr." he answered
quietly. And l thank yea With ~
NJ heart for ths-noasy:"
Il An 20 sorry" she answered. ~
Sognking that the voice vas that q
I gentleman. Even the thanks haA
seen at once an acknowledgment aAA
: refusal. She slipped the purse back
nto her bag again. Forgive ne"
The said In humiliation.
On one condition." he answered.
That you come again to say goodbye
md wish me good fortune whea tho
ship Docks. Sympathy OF any kind y
70 entirely foreign to my sxpsrteaes
Aat-well, somehow ! like Il"
Yes. will come" she answered
gsatly aad slipped past the astsetivs
\ charge. who. attirs1 - . sAiSes. -
ssoaDs attention, bad watched ths ~.
0auy from his seat o. ~ uDtssnel
Ire bucket He grunte1 ooatsaDta-
Dasly.
Il ought to have stopDsA her,. ~
soailoes1ssd. But 1oa't bsek ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
naa1la me Mln
MI,

--1slleys4 H. 1ieel sfl
0atsaeA - sssn - ansile =
lDn1A Qpea ~ 1nuAADsae -
NsQsp al.1a l1elagN q ~ - un1sls
1Usl1sa = OssA - vAels ~ ~
MA 1. D. c,sa vIaaaaaA 4 !.
~: TNas sask Avs ysAss wttA -
Aaose1A. " sesnnAeA 0ssnel =
Aays . Aavy lsaA u y aal q stAsF
tiAes 4 sssmeA to - tied h mots.
lesoo1y hAau hoW 0u4sgo4
4 t11sa . GEsaA Aaay AecAsss ~
. usak many kinAs e medicine. bgt
-as.hsng- ng-e.ss&-srr-sn>S- e.ss& -ss,sti,,,{ -tnese
vlnsl. Il hns Aaaped Ne WeaAsrfally.
I - lnpsovfng fAst. I'D bsttsr an1
- Osetiag ~ AesA back again. vlnpa
- 6sas No . world q 0ped-"
We k.ew IL gfssE power ef vlasl,
0W 1aaietpO 90 l1ves md ixun
tsaie vaeAoak - n curing eAssais
elanaeA tssaAlA ! 80 1aia4anga -
q vqa. - - tgsseA -
- 111lH - q - - MGH ~
49, n51e a o. ~ 1ind
Nlso 111A -
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
nxDo0e14 okUD@
HARD n oEDswooo s1uass
BsW DaA Dseks asvs Dasa 1laAs
0srsae- uls 0anssesA

All over Glsnwood Springs you Aes,
u Dosa = Kilnsy Pills ars kaapisg =
~ eesA w1rk. 0ieawosa sPeinp Pse
pas are telling sbsut -te,lias Of ~
hasks naae ssanA asain. Yea 60 b.
hsvs the tastino.y Of yoaf eva towns
psepls. thy tell it for, tAs benefit Of
you who ere ssAering. II ysuf bssh
seAss, if ~ fesl lame, sore and niser.
abb, If the kidneys act too frequently
OF passages are painful, scsnty AID oa
color, use Doan's Kidney Pills, ths
remedy that has helped 50 many Of
your friends and neighbors. Follow
this Glenwood Springs citizens advice
and give Doan' 5 q chance to do the
same for you.
W. Barber, carpenter, 1882 Colorado
Ave, Glenwood Springs, Colo, says:
GA few years ago, while working in
Nebraska, was almost laid mp with
h.ehache. Ny kidneys were In bal
shape, due to impure drinking water
tAsre. I heard Of Doaa . Kidney Pills
s,d ct box. They seen cured ne
taisk Dosns Kidney Pills are the best
kidaey medicine to be had" .s
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. oster.Milburn Co., Buffalo,
York, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan sand
take NO other.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
Ru,ss fer the eimpss LIZ.


"A simple life exhibition" for ~
bens6t Of husbands and wives y T. .,
helA in Caxtoa hAll. Lo0Aoa. The -.
GaAisses q tAs ezAlbatioa tako -
natter very seriously ta1esl. noo-
onstntions viii Be givea showfaG ~.
right and the wrong method of tssAf
ing q husband and = wife. Msa Win.
be invited to show how they vossAI
treat . wife when they come hons.
from business. The audience will 4.
eide by vote which Of the competine.
males come up to the standard OF -,
ideal husband The rules for wives
are less complicated than those for
husbands. They are: First, teach
your husband to abstain from meat
and intoxicating drink: second, re-
ceive him after an absence with tact:
third, cultivate a sense of humor.~ -
The rules for husbands are: First.
make habit of entering your home
with smile; second, little pfesents.
words of love and compliments make
woman's life worth living: third. re.
member that woman works as hard
as you do, and harder"
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
Fair SAMPLE.

Mr. Follett and little Edward were
sitting meekly in the corner where
they had been placed by Mrs. Follett.
we'll out of the way of her evening" .
work. Little Edward was reading the
History of the Town Of Dorby" to
his grandfather. He had reached Q
genealogical labyrinth.
What does 'paternal grandmother
mean, grandpa" he inquired. paus.
ing for breath.
you look up paternal in the die
tionary, sonny" said Mr.. Follett, and
he showed the book toward his grand.
son.
'1t means 'fatherly.' like a father =
read the boy. Il don't understand
that, grandpa"
well, now. see here" said Mr.. Fol
lei, hastily. ~ his wife lsft the room
for . moment. ''it's like tAh, reckon.
TAe father's ths ,AsaA o IL houss %
oalieA. anA tAe .saDo with aTaodfa,
tAsr. NJ soose1Des tAsy'rs nasrisd
- . hnA q 0aatsefslNvsn, guasa
yeW 0sssAnat 49, ths9d sau q
baAa.al gs1sAoseA~... H., eTsAsnl
A1eA1 1a1sAsl - - hoie1 ~
1sses9sVs aal - ~ sYss ~
~ = ~ yoW ssaAhG, beR.%
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
MS PROFITABLE Fam
l0aso a 0AilU0G, oUv AZ lAoY
OAoU0btY AGVlUGMel.
0sunmo~0 oasaaasDso oosssAs1heas
- - tesw Il Wss ossHohe Absse
faiasd - eoas AavuAsse
e6oAe ~ eaDAa.

fAsy we're tsayeltAs - the hanAt,
-. as1 - tAs earstAg sooks rees
ffeo thstr cAgAn 70 ths TOP q tha
car tAsy beeaa - osapars Astas ~
to bHsiaees.
fhiaGs pretty 0.s1 II yssr uasf-
asksd the AarAvars drummer. With Q
glance At his eoo0aatoa. Q httls Aaa
With . eAia vhiskae tAat easssA hin
to look vesy much hka the oastoea-
ISIS ideal ee Uaeas San.
VERY ssoA-faet 10. Asvss bsttss.'
returned the little nan. 30 eooA u
dseA that l am row on ny vsy t.
New York with my family. where nsxt
Saturday We are to take . steamer for
Europe. I propose to rest over there
for the nsxt i've years On this years
profits" ....
"Fine!" cried the other. "You nuss
have struck 1t rich. What vas IT.
gold nins in yosr back yardf"
"Well-sort Of" smiled the little
maa. 1T came along Just at the r:sAt
time. too. Up to = month ago was
what you might call On tAs rugged
edge-hangin' ON BY my syelids. q
1t were. I've been losin' money ysal
after year for goin' on tea yearA
No matter how hard I worked thera
was always . loss here q Q Ioss
there that wiped out all chaaoss Of
prodt, until at last even the littls. CAP
ital I had left IN reserve vas eoas
I was face to facs With ruth. WORT
of all. the banks had osea NV tAiAga
were goin' vftA 0e-<As essnHzy
hank. you know. = Drse&y kssa a
sisin' Teller uDcenl ess3lat bsg.
borrer. q steal . dine to help ~
oat- It vas . pretty tough sitastios
for Q nan With .. wtfs a1A thrss
aaughters"
Il should cay Co." sail the lsun-
Hbr. But tie tlAs tsr1s1 at last,
sa." -.
"You betchsr!" grisasl ~ littis
man. "AnA all iAsiAs Of Q meath,
too. Ten days more and rd have bssn
down and out for eood. but nov rn
in the capitalist class. Aads tss
thousand clear almost. You might say.
overnight. and. by ginger. I'm soia'
to enjoy It,"
Mighty Interesting" said the drum.
mer. enviously. MAY I ask what
the line was!"
"Oh, farmin'." said the little man,
handing over . 32-cent Havana
farming. eh?" said the drummer
"And all Of sudden after years Of
losses you switch into the peoat ciass
for ten thousandr"
yep" said the agriculturise.
"Hm!" nused the drunmsr.
''Wasat tAaA fotAsr sallea? You
nust have eAaags1 yeaf system ~.
ieal1y. What ID you raise! Hayf"
'Nops-alfalfa. beets. potatoes,
squash-all stable stuR." aid Tie
farmer.
And you changed over to what
artichokes. asparagus and endive
salad. I suppose." said the drummer
"No." said the farmer. Il Just
leased the farm for 20 years for SO.
900 year to another party"
THAT was clever" laughed the
drummer. But If you couldn't make
1t pay. how is he going to?"
Oh" said the farmer hes all
right-he's rented it to golf club for
20 wears at $4,000 per annum -
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
RNlDD Yaur9 2aAO9

I Asvs - especially dssifsbls fruit
s.A e.slsa tsaet IN niIas fro. Riae
szsellsat asss soil. $50 fruit trsss, IT,
osst Il tAso lsaAsA With fruit thia
ysar, balance win ssar naxt year; -
passgss ~ sf 80 plants which vii
bsas ssxt spring, alss plenty Of small
fruits sf al kinds; snail hsuss, esllss
eistern, chicken house aad lets; good
water right.
fAs psiss Il 5000 Of which 5000
sAsuld bs sesh aad the balance can be
nsds In tssns to suit tho psrehassr
Jast right for . Asas fer tAsss ssek
ing plsassrs snd profit In 80 Of tAa
einsst esananitiss In IL veslA.
4. J. DICKD0N.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
OPPOSITE n vvsaa uaYu
vhsss ~ usAso ~ vsess1 b -
- vAsss OAD A. 49, ~ -
Wese1. ~ eae A0A1G

~ world II RAAe frv ae0e Il -
aA1 oo0e Of Hs are made Ter -
VOID. II the world 10 nAAs fer =
al ws have 70 DO u - - 4 take -
ef~s- II vs are nd. ~ ths vssoe
vs have to take care e M-ee q ~
ve work very hard at taking care =
ourselves an1 ssr neisAhors a.d 49,
dat - are takkag oare - The vss1a
4 vsey ugly airsAais terrier - q
very baastifsl aAsora eaA hvs 4. -
saos hesss. He ssseps - Q ~ psanpR
% TIE hack porch. and sAe saseee =
little Dillsv In the kitchen. He ~
the big boass. and she gets ths he10o
ones They are equally pettsl ~
Dsnishe1. aAA to all ostvarl speeagA
anees are sajoyiAg ths sans Sseeuno
Of life. 80 80
But the vorsd vas urnAs fsr -
and he vas oaAs for tAs vsriA. -
accepts her pleasant exisGsaos WITH q
passive and assured satiseactiea. -
il the natural recipient q all sss1
things. She and her tail are the erse,
tioas Of suDeens interest. not solv
to herseif. bst TO the family. tAe ~.
tors and ths neighhoFAooA cats. ~
food that 10 Given her 10 enjoyed vitA
the same ASSURANCE With which IT,
vhitest bedspread. the softest cushlsa
and the center OF the hearth rug sra
appropriated.
II 10 different with him. To hin
life b . prize and the world IL N
achievement. OF course. his efforts
consist primarily in boarding his fooA,
but he does not realize that fact. H
knows that he is very busy and vosks
hard and he really thinks that ths
world could not get along withss9
him. The 6ay that he buried his ~
csft In . posi- hole ana II fen ost e
reach. HI iA41otry vas - uAtiring -
It vss fFaitSsss- On fAaah.ssvlae
day dinner vas IatA. a0A ~ - ~
biggest bose ready for a. ensessosy.
When he vas called to Ainnse b
cane vttA IL bone in his nostA 80
whea the turkey vas placed bsoDsa
him he sAslled n and hurried svsy
70 bury his osA boae bsfors hs bauna
to eat. Yoa see hs Aoes ne< wait ~
tie world to take care q hln. Igo
Soes not think that there - anytAinR
to b gained except by his ewn seu>s.
He has abundant faith in hinnself, bs<
little In Providence.
And % It 10 that those Of ~ vAa
are made for the world and to WHOM
life 10 . responsibility that rests g.
tfreiy upon our own shoulders, m0se
work and worry and snav our bsaae
over and over again while those Of -
for whom the world was made haSo
nothing to do but accept its gracisaa
gifts and be content that they asO
oun.-Indianapolis Star.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
About Roumania.

Roumania, as we print the name %
this side Of the Atlantic, is not -
printed at home. 1t would be nearer
the mark to give the word as Ro-
mania A Roumanian calls himself q
Roman" that is. a citizen Of Ro.
mania. We should know less thaa
we do of this country of the Balkans.
which thus far has kept out of war
with Turkey, were it not for Car
man sylvia" the post-queen of that
land. author of a number of charm
Ing fairy stories which have been
evolved from the folklore Of that peo-
pie. It Il said that the bAgpipes aAA
the shepherds flute are ths nuaacal
lhstrunents Of Roamania, aAA ~
the peasant WIN have neHhing /. =, -
WITH, H. nA1le. vAicA - anaGleaa ~
sanss \, = II fAN1r vttA sAa Gta1sA
n FsoAs sSaaA4 4 = sa1l vl1A -.
0AsA vAaoe Fo0De0eo aFe .ea11nA -.
o1Do4 ~ ~ 0oMan0nA iD111nn4 -
. 1n11A - a1na - - un1unnA -
~ Q hko116o1 hasaanA
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
tsa.es. 0sas cs,sls

n OD1dEGlhuy -bsa1 essse ~
- a11n71n - A1naA ee'TssaE10A. =
= s111n111 nanR - ssnn1e e NV
- ~ oane 0su1nya. eAoso - -
saa4 - q L. Raa. vbuo psase
vas 0na1v un1e bstvssa ~ ssolosEs
ing 0panlards and ths ouancAes. the
orie1na AnAaA1GAaAs q tAs lsaaA4
HefO - 0aAneAes nAAe tAslr lase
stand. and thla cave formed shelter
for ~ s1leai rsnlnans lett ot tss
tribesmsn afeof IL Spanish bad nnisA-
ed .v1lA tAsa. IN eornef times the
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This Museum will pay three dollar.
more tia. fur lsalsrs' prices for first
class specimens Of wolves in the flesh
The bounty mark should be made .,
the base of the ear to prevent damage
to the skin.
Make cut along center Of belly, re.
move stomach and intestines, pack in
bag and ship by express.
COLORADO MUSEUM OF NATURAL
HISTORY.
City Park,
12-28-4t DenvAf
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
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LET us x,row ABOUT II.

We wank our readeEs 70 ct their
paper. On tine, sad IL there b ssy
trouble or delay we would like to
know It. Drop us . card If your pa
per does not come regularly, and We
will Immediately investigate the mat
ter. Sometimes, through NO fault of
our own, the name or address may be
wrong, or the trouble may lie with the
Post Office Department. Whatever it
may be, we shall be glad to look for it
il you will let us know.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
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