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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-13
Moor MICK WON
The National Championship at Raequets
From Greenshieids, of
Montreal

TUXEDO PARK. y. Y. Feb IL
sity cub. Chicago. won the National
Championship at acquets TODAY. de-
ieating Earnest GrreuShi-lds. Jr. 81
the Tennis and RacqueT club. of Mon
treal three games To o.. iu the final
round FOR the gold racquet champion
ship on the courts ~ t.- Tuxedo Ten
His and Racquet club \ fashionable
gathering filled the galleries and wit
messed one 81 the best matches OF the
tournament.
The Canadian won the first game.
after ~ uphill fight at ls-i2 The next
three went To the Cnicagoau. lS-2. la.
Let. ~gh the score looks Easy. 10
Nas = hard night all the WaN. and each
vas well contested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-13
RHEUMATISM
A Home Cure Given By One who
Had IN

In the spring Of 1898 I was attack
ed by Muscular and Inflammatory
Rheumatism. ] suffered as only those
who have % know. for over three
years. / tried remedy after remedy.
and doctor after doctor. but such re-
lief a. ! received was only mporar
Finally. / found a remedy that cured
me completely. and ~ has never re-
turned. I have given 10 TO a number
who were terribly afflicted and even
bedridden with rheumatism, and AZ
effected a cure In every case.
! want every sufferer from any
form OF rheumatic trouble to try this
marvellous healing power. Don't send
a cent. simply mail your name and
address and ] VIII sen 10 free 10 try.
II. after you have used 81 and IL hss
proven itself 20 he that l~onF-Iooked-
FOR means Of curing your Rhuema-
tism. you may send tho price OF a.
one dollar. but. understand. 7 DO not
want your money unless you are per-
fectiy sattfled 10 send a. Isn't that
fair why suffer any LONGER when
positive relief f. thus offered vot
free7 Don't delay. Write today.
Mark ~ Jackson. 40 163 Aihambra
Bidg.
Syracuse. ~. J..
Mr. Ja ksou BE- responsible Above
statement true Pub.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-13
CENTRAL LEAGUE
Secretary FaTei Has Announced That
the Central League Has Completed
Organization

AUBURN. y y. Feb q John u
FARRELL Se,retar ,Of the National Asso-
citation 81 Professional Baseball leagues
to-day made the following a~nnounce
WsHt - charges iu minor league base
ball
The Central league has completed is
now organization with the following cit
is Dayton. Springfield. onto. tort
Wayne. Terre Haut- end Evansville.
ind. and Grand Rapids. Nici. The
franchise and players ~ the AshevfiIe
,luh ~ tire Appalachian league have been
transferred q" MiddlcshorO. Ky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-13
FINLAND sets Now Record.

NV NDRk. FeN- I-|IIUUrs Noon
maineu. OF Finland. thr olympic d|istau,.
champion. today clipped ~ - seconds
ON the American Amateur record fn~
three miles indoors iis won the tur-"
mile race in the thirteenth regiment
armory at Brooklyn m lfIS 10 It's,
previous record was held hy g y. Ron
bag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-13
JUST HINT

Don Vour Inaude efe look pretty
bad Wouldrt y"u have them refnisu.
n fIe cost was reasonable Phone
ms uT drnp us q card and have our rep
fesfnfatiNF rHU when you find ont
uw LITTLE 80 .uFfr sou viii certainty
the w0ft dome We DO all kirIs
pI1ung polishing and art metal
work \ satisfactory sob guaranfeeA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-13
VARSITY TEAM
Defeated the Faculty Of the Local
Hiah school Yesterday Afternoon
IN Interesting Game

DO p game repiefe with interesting
plays. mad al The more interesting
by mistakes and fumbles fhr Varsity
team ~ The local HigH school defeated
2 basketball team comuusrd of mem
hcrs 81 b faculty. yesterday after
noon. by The score ~ % fu d. lea
pltr fhr fact hat fu0 OF fnr faculty
team made their debut tu haf kefbafl
playing - ~Nestcrla. 81 contest they
played together except uuallt volt
and the ore vas CLOSE until fhr Ia4f
uuarfer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-13

Suff crnuuu solo cuIifrr edged vIfh
lingerie frills frc -enu on Tho smart
ala suits made fDr southern wear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-13
Nominated Postmaster.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12-Prosiden
TAFT today nominated George FOX to be
at Altoona. Pa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02


NJ anyone hrs haa any doubts Of
the industry arid the efficiency %
the State cofporation commission -
Npw Mexico these doubts will be
rWomptlS diepeilsd bg pernsal 81
tlo bulky volame iupt issued cons'i-
ie,inf ihe nsst annual report ef the
commission The report which con-
iainn sss pages. covers ahe period
easnmanrlnw January lo. 1912. and
enalpk December "a. 1872. Il u *
hansilve 10 degree reporting IN
ron inc. manifold activities % the
tonmisslon for the past year. u
shows mar the commission has been
WORKING p@rsistently. nnremlltnaly
ana lateIilnenily with me problems
eaminr within lss Jurisdiction; and
that IL has accomplished tangible re-
salts og sreat benefit 70 the people OF
ghc state. A complete classified list
II al aomeslic aud foreign corpora
lions under the supervision Of M
connIsnlon h an invaluable adjunct
~ The report for reference purposes
Tbe reDort goes completely into shs
snatler Of complaints received. rates
general corporations, opinions Of ihs
nttorney eeneraL provisions ~ th'
constitution snec,ine the eornpission
rules ~ practice. banking and insur'
ance. etc.. win detailed financial
Eiasement covering The receipts and
disbursements Of the board.
The frs, annual report Of the cor
puratlon commission h mighty m
tsresilng book and an siiuminativ'
arconnflng OF Stewardship.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02
noDsENEIr Ar MAnorrrE.

Noshlng in his career more clearly
Indicates the unconausrnble optimism
81 Colonel Roosevelt than bis recent
enterprise, iie apparently seriously
belleges thar ~ disproyins the accu-
sais0n that ~ IL given 10 gros he will
discourage the practice Of lyins about
him. says me Oklahoma cisy Okla.
homnn. which continues.
Foolish hope inusory expectaiioni
Throughout tails slorlous land of o9ra
are thousands 81 persons afflicted
with fhe disease 90 Roosevelti,is. The
nrst symptom % this disease - a
VIA rolling u the eye when the name
Of Rooseveli comes into the conver-
sntloh. The next IL q stimulation Of
the abuse ceniers o. the brain and
~ outflow Of hymerioai words y
works no cure 10 prove that they arb
victims Of q dsiusion. Ordinarily this
eny makes them worse Alienist'
Ions ago reached the dsscourasine
conclusion that Rooseveitiiis b Incur
able uhen once IL has nrmiy fastened
On man Eyen when b. has wi'
enough iefi - see ihai be- has beer
IN error a. 10 some fNef he has al
legged. The on,s efeci " 70 aroure hi'
imaslnailan rs invent others
Theuaands % aooo Americans died
81 the bcllef thai Geores washing
lon. acsplie ne plnln facia o. his use
sdl ice. was wicked and desisnin'
pekmn Thomas jefferson and AleN
nn6fl lIamilion ars siill regarded b
haMnf psla - persons otherW'''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02
Editor Must Have
Six Dollars or Bust
lNew Mexlco sncInll.l.l


Rave paper ink the mailing list.
and All things necessary IN the shop
% print the paper for some time. but
ny printers time has expired and Il
~ simply deception Of the worst sort
20 re-employ him allowing him 10
believe shall be able to pay him.
cor I shall not. can set him Tor four
lays each week. however. for 81 and
hoard. VIII put up the board do
he press work, correcting. mailing
md whatever necessary free at
harge. furnishing paper. for a short
me u some one will send IN that So
per week, And this must bee tor but
Q short time, or until Comrade zim
norman. or Engle. or both get into
'he field with the Spanish Dagger
" other sheet. Comrade thinner
nan says the comrades Of New Mex
co Will support paper of the right
sind. | think SO. too. but have be-
'ome convinced that the state So
iallFt b surely not 90 the right kind.
~ my support has amounted to lesa
han $50.
believe however. that one or both
Il the comrades mentioned viii soon
" In the field. and l feel sure they
VA not object 10 ruling out the time
Tor the few subs I have.
Until that $500 arrives. however.
can print no more papers This h
my last
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

Ing on a picnic np the Taos canyon
today and Johnny viii sayi 20
mamma, ! feel we'll now, can't 90
90 the picnlc7"
strike three and the batter is
outr Ahl there IA game o. base
bali; that Is another thlng which
comes with spring
The mud masons ana the painters
act 90 work on the wallis. windows and
doora Of the court house and u soon
looks IKE new The park looks much
better with rs new trees. flowers and
gravel walks. which were hxed hy the
ladies' Aid society.
Lawyers come from santa re and
other New Mexico towns Crowds
paiher around the court house dis
cusslng wolghiy matters
~ the spring the snow melts ON the
mountain tops and the rivers swell
ana foam with the cold snow water
The trout start up stream. The fish
iuH seuson opens Then YOU see boys
start out with can % worms IL One
hand and q crooked pole IN the other.
The store windows display al sorts
81 fishing tackle.
school closes and the scholars e.
on q picnic They have sreat Fun In
The woods pl king flowers. playing
games and climbing trees The DAYS
grow hotter and sprins melts into
summer and the swimming season
opens az Brooks pond.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02
Gentle Spring IN
Ancient Taos
Ralph .. Phillips IN Taoe
HrcoritT.


The cold weather paeses away and
the sun shines brightly on the cold
ground: then we see me sap drip from
the mountain manic trees. Everyhods
puts on llehier clothes. " they happen
to have any The merry. chlrpins
birds are here rhe meadow iarks
sins their merry carols hlKh In M
haimy air The pretty blue bird iles
here and there gathering gras foa,n-
ers and strings with Nhich to build
her nest The bare branches Of the
cotton weed show signs uf erecn buds
Bur lost as the people think spfins
be- come. along comes y snow storm
which makes everybody think that
the nrsi warm spell was onls a false
alarm. aud they all put their winter
clothes Dack on. But what are snow
storms They soon pass away. Tho
birds all begin 10 sing their merry
songs Everybody is hack to their
summer clothes again. nedstonds.
chairs and tables are piled 49, ouisid"
waiting for the moyine van. oar
worthy blacksmith IA kept busy sharp
euing pillow points and shooting horses
for the farmers and natives who come
from nli the country round.
The schooi children vet the sprlng
, fever and play ~ sick, iiut Just Say
"Johnny there's lot of ehildren gee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02
THE SAWS ~ THAN MACHINE

'rhe Herald has received advance
pages. including beautiful cover
design Of the santa Pc Trail Maya
zine. 20 be- published IN santa Fe.
\. a.. beginning with an issue for
July.
a note from Fenton J. spaulding'
editor. says that the new publication
ID To be- FUN Of New Mexico pictures,
stories and special articles. we have
writer's. material and scenery" says
the editor. "for . grand magazine
The foreword Indicates that the
new publication will be worthS % ths
inviting field which Il il en,eripg and
the Herald wishes for Il and expects
for u every success.
The cover design % the hrsi issus
depicts beautiful scene IN the jemea
mountains Succeeding covers vii
show other scenes in the state, the
August one 10 be The Bishops Oar
den Wall" nit Of old santa re, Tn
covers are most arilsticaliy done II
colors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

cntll Professor Braendle pu9llshes
Ma eesl nochss dictionary and gram
nae 81 geiiaar Il - lmpossilsis 81
ten how near he has come 90 that
dftam 81 the cenlurlse. world Ian
euAst Meanwhile Il Il intererslng ~
note thai n the matter - slmpiiei,,
ne ciaims % have gone one better
ihnn vslapnk Esperansc. Visible
Speech and even the eiw,piliied spell.
err win total 81 s.ooo words ~
sufacltni fof 'seommprcial ~ ordinary
literary nnr-. sAc s.eea ~ those
words taken direct from Enslish. y
sooas - though clpse On 200 ooo.eoe
people OUGHT a be ready 10 start IN
niklnn vensann tomorrow.
snspendlee Judgment On this anl-
vsrssli4sd Enriisn pnsil the receipg %
feiler particulars. Il l. YET persinsni
10 note that ihe invention Of world
hneuaass IL bccomine aimoss a hahl,
ana ere shas needs correcting y ons
j. u raeeeea q y even more 70 she
pnl6t 40 observe that the failure Of
All Aes been due - fact which none
81 ihelr authory has been prepared
% admit An language l. q growth:
no enduring speech was ever made
except ~ those who spoke and wrote
n; .ne Language that mas not liter
allure behind Il viii never become
universal
vuiapuk. invented n 1919. failed
far shese reasons; Esperanto, devised
In 1857. though more successful mas
failed o. universally: Visible speech.
1.-THE silent language elaborated oy Bell
nve years ago has become 20 silent
We hear no more Of H. Fise years
hence -veltlane may he ~ dead a.
tine speech preserved only In hero
IrlyphIcs. Each % these inventors he
llisved that the failure Of his prede-
censor was due 10 Inauffclent simple.
lily. whereas e was due 20 nothing
else than the lmpossibilisy Of mana
faeturlng symbols 70 the thoughts o.
al mankind. They hass their hopes
on the nfteen centuries during which
Latin was virtually world language
hut forget how much tina, fact was
due 10 the grandeur that was Rome
II English h to become work
language Il will be The result 81 com
merce. literature and other conven'
fences. not the outcome 81 making 4
an ARTIFICIAL product.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02
Takc Plenty Of Time 10 Fat.

There Is saying that rapid eat
ms Il slow suicide" N YOU have
formed the habit 81 eating too rapidly
YOU are most likely suffering from in
digestion or constipation. which viii
result eventually In serious illness un-
less corrected Food should be thor
iughN nasticated and insallvated
Then when YOU have "a fullness of the
eating. take one of chamberlain
fu5lets. Many severe cases Of stom
tch trouble and constipation have
been cured by the use of these tab
eis. They are easy 10 take ana mos
agreeable In effect sold by an drug
glslH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02
Eloquent Plea for
Old Faithful

,Estancla News
10 YOU an know "Oid 'uilhfulc
You az do bnt nkeiy very few 81
you know him by that name, Ola
Faithful b. TN well back of IN,
Hughes Mercantile compnnJ. and on
Faithful Is on the Job with cold pur
water and lots Of 81 sos "a days u
each calendar year
And Old Faithful beats salvation
10 death. THE Good Book SAYS ina
salvation ls ace but IL lsn G. We have
to pay the means ot grace In the iorn'
oil church,-. preachers, teachers une
the like. but old Faithful h as IRE,
49, the air. rufnithins water to th'
eyii and the good. the just ana IN,
unjust, ia, careful and the careless
the particular end the needless. VIII
no more moro complaint than the oe
,asional squeak of the rods
In oar ueiglboring city ot Noun
tuinair. where water II the only real
Fashionable berevage you have Go pay
tor that same water, efen when taken
from the public we'll. old Faithfu
makes no charge,
Hhl Ola idtuihi N"H NUN '"'N
ing and wants 20 register u here and
nov. When YOU find old faithfui'
arm OF and laid down for rest b,
would like h nightly II you'd leaV,
Il that way. Just because the wind
il resting 81 that particular moment
old Faithful doesn't want you a.
rudely disconnect him and pat hi'
resting arm bark on the job again
And when Uid Faithful IL pouring hi'
life giving stream on 'hc only alfalfa
lield In Estancla he would lromend.
onsly appreciate Il " YOU viii please
Kindly slide the connecting pipe hacl
under his lips inrioad ct leaving d
open and allowing the precious stream
"a run at mrve over the eNpanse Of
back alley Ia other words aud q
summarize please 10 unto old Fsith
! fni ~ YOU would be done hy and lea
i him a. you flnd him.
And plea tell Your Kids not e
uso Ola Fahhfurs aims and l'gs a.
n childrens playground. polni
Handspring ON his arm makes hin
feel badly and weakens the old fel
lows joints.
|
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02
Tomatoes
&s~&e
BY Jean Hubbs


HtulIrsl Tomatoes.
Peel and slice large tomatoes Hee-
son with enlt and paprika. and btoii,
bhsllng with olive Oh.
cor, roll tho SLICED tomatoes In sea-
soned cracker crumbs. and broil IN
olive OIL.
or. ron In seasoned cracker crumbs.
then In beaten eeH. ana again IN
cfavksr crumbs. and broll. Hasic
With butter and oii when taken up.
nroiied tomnspeH may be serve
with sauce made as follows: SEASON
anlf cupful OF butter with salt, pap
rika. aunaT and made mustard Pour
over the hroiled Tomatoes.
Baked Tomatoes.
Peel Tomatoes and cut into thick
slices. sprinkle With sugar and baXe
anil the sugar becomes a syrup.
or. peel tomatoes. cut them W hair,
arrange them In "a baking dish, cas-
side UP Dot with putteri sprinkle
with salt paprlka. a little sugar. ana
erated onion. Rake Until tender.
or. cut slice from the top Of each
tomato. scoop out the pulp. season a.
With salt. paprika, aud miHccd pafs-
ley Replace the pulp and the I'D. ana
bake for twenty minutes.
or cut Tomatoes In half. arrange
them in a baking dieh. cut side up.
and sprinkle over them salt. papriki
cracker crumbs, grated cheese. AMI
dots of butter.
Rnkcd Tomatoes n IN Crcoic.
cat Tomatoes In half. and arrange IN
baaing dish. cut side 40. shop to-
yether q green pepper and an onion.
and put on top 81 the tomato. Sprin-
We with salt paprika, and butter.
E0ko. basting with The pan gravy
Remove the tomatoes when they are
tender. and add half cupfui Of cream
to the pan gravy. tAlckening II with
butter and -four cooked together
Pour the sauce over the tomatoes and
serve on toast.
Faxed TomRtocs with Egg.
Fry an onion In butter. add cup
fui of bread crumbs. and the pulp d
s Tomatoes. COOK 10 a smooth paste
seasoning with salt and tohasco. PHI
the tomato shells almost FUN. bake
Tor twenty minutes, break into each
a fresh egg. and continue the nakins
until the eggs are act. season with
salt. paprika. and grated cheese ~ de-.
sired and serve.
DctfIed Tomatoes.
Serve fried tomatoes with the FOL
/ low ing sauce.
Yoiks Of hardhoiied eggs.
| tcaepoonful OF powdered sugar
teaspoonful Of made mustard.
Pinch OF salt
| Pinch OF cayenne
tablespoonsful 81 butter
tabsespoonsful % iemon Juice :,
| lneadr.
eggs we'll beaten.
Mash the egg yoiks and add tn
seasoning. then the butter. ana tn
em"n juice or vinegar gradually
Bring . boil. add the two esrs vsl
1eaten. and cook Ia double bolls
until thick.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02
JUNE AIN HISTORY.


lS0i-Aaron Burr proposed ~ fed
'ralist candidate for governor Of New
York
1905 British surrendered Diamond
Rock. Martinique TO French.
lsj4-~Gold discovered In Goldneld,
Sew Hampshire.
lS5s-LiQuor riot az Portland. Me.
iSSi-Five states Ia Mexico declar-
"a war on President Gonzales
iASf-James q. Blaine nominated
for president al Chicago
1897 international commercial
congress opened al Philadelphia by
President Mckinley.
i9O3-Cruiser Tacoma launched al
'an Francisco.
igi2--HOuse Of representatives o.
Tered an Investigation Of the beet
trust.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02
THE SEX THAT wars.

For nncounted ages man has as
suned that he h the custodian Of
pnncluaiity. and that in the matter
of keeping appointments, Il II woman
who Is diletory and exssperating
But an observer IN Kansas city
kept TAB. during q recent afternoon
and here are the impartial statistics.
Men Women.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02
4 mnt FHnI-I,.

Friend--Did your moved have
happy ending9
Ritter 40. unhappy. Seven pub
fishers turned IL down aud burned
q up.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

AfAAH Fff - ffff
Az Of which would indicate that
man IL punctuai In comparison with
woman only IN the ratio Of 20 10.
He Il three-tenths less 90 be- depend
cd upon. which may come from
stopping 20 buy a package Of cigar
cites. or 20 have his shoes shlned. 81
from some other reason among o
score But one need not look fo'
any iet-up on the Jokes IN tie week
lies and the comic supplements about
the delays caused by woman's slow
ness in completing her toilet prepare
tlons. statistics are never going q
hill iert 20 hrmiy rooted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02

Wife lshaklns her husbnnd) john
wake OPP That's three times I've
rouaed You Now 20 and attend -
tns doors and windows; you don;
expect nae 10 shut up do your
Huh iercuchily) Wish you w"uid
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-02
JABS Piss V

lucky mnn.
I've nevef isfed
IN Birmingham.
Isl. Louis Times.
We've mEES IN
Places far and near
Rnt newer isved
Till W. came here.
-Houasnn Post.
Good people. you
Would never frown
" you lived IN
old Allentown.
Allentown Democrat
ooud people we
can't make . fuss.
The town % Orange
Just ne az.
-oranee TEX Leader.
outside of scran-
Ton. fair. sum kissed.
fou live not. put
simply rxlst.
--scrnnton Tribune Republican.
Hnt IL your temper
You'd Hike 80 vex.
Try Tie awhile
In Houston. Tex.
Los Angeles Express.
n With sudden death yonr min'
agrees
YouIi get "a In Los Angeles.
us there without delay or worry.
That YOU may dy-na. ml-ty hurry.
Houston Chronicle.
tell YOU the truth.
None like Duluth;
Though N you've slow
Pick Bufnio.
Duluth Herald.
But u through life
You'd happy be,
Come cast your lot
In schenectady
--schneetady Union.
All you rhymsters
Just be still
buy ticket 10
Jacksonville.
--Florida Times Union.
All climates are
BUT dark and mueraue
Compared 90 that ~
Albuquerque.
MANY A WOMAN commands
large saiary-~eaFned BY her husband
%
SARAH BERNHARDT says "
don't know how 10 eat. Alas, snrai
thar ls not the trouble. at all. rs all.
%
BETwEE. Grnpe-Juice Hlll an
Touch-not Teddy the Prohios. onei
20 feel cheered up.
o.
ONE ROOM in Buckingham pa
see IL worth s2.h00,00O. Wed Ike
own bay window in that shack.
o.
WHAT ~ 40 rare az a first day
June. with bills to pay morn, nigi
and noon
THE PRETTIEST girl we ever sa
looked that way tili We heard h'
Jaw.
C.
THE BULLDOG's face Shows sue
a look. 80 eager. Rnaried and straine
1 like to stand ten feet away and y
him-when he's chained.
o
INTENSIVE gardenlng meal
spending the winter raising one &c
anium In a lard pail and having II d
when you transplant q In the Sprin
%
"AND WHAT DID my little dnrlir
90 IN school today" "A Fourth sire
mother asked her Youngest SON
fourth grader. we had nature stu'
and Il was my turn 20 oring a spec
men" said the boy. THAT was mic
what ala you dO9" - took cool
roach in a bottle and told the teach
we had lots more and ~ she want'
would bring one every day
p
A RIO GRANDE ranchman vi
lisped bought some pigs and he ask
neighbor for she use Of u pen for
few days. II have iutht been purehh
ching thome wine--two thowth ~
pigth. want To put them IN yo
pen isll can hxih piaiin for them
Two thousand pigs." exclaimed q
aatonished nelehbor. why, my p'
viii hardly hold dozen" "You doi
understand me. Mithter Plumcree
don't thsy two thouthand pigth, b
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and pigs why you must he crazy
Then the lisper gave u mp
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