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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12
AUTO PARADE H[RALDs
BETTER BABIES SHOW

win Wow Of more thoroughly
advertising the Better Babies SHOW.
which Will bo opened ucV Friday ai-
ternoon. under .he auspices Of the
Juvenile committee 0f the Fedora
zion Of Women. au automobile pa
rade VAS held yesterday afternoon
with o. number 3f autos boo line.
rho parade started at tho llIEh school
bWld|le ana moved up ro.k street
10 inspiring music furnished by tho
italian band Several OF the cars
bore poster. relative 90 the event,
which b.d. fair 90 pros' notably cue.
.ceam from every standpoint En-
musiaam and interest increase aa iho
date for the shou draws nrar aud
belief h express d that tAe number
.oi rntIo. 4i.l ur LARGE
ADO entries must ho made ihIs ar
trm00n. fbr registration being made
lar thc dr drug stores aud VIII
CLOSE at fsr O'Clock Tho commit
teo states chat 30 tiIl not be- ncces
safy 20 bring children 10 The place
.of rcg. iHu0n
Examination of entrants in Tho
Better Babies shoN w,Il begin To-
morroa afternoon 100 che Iirh .choo
building Tho babies vill boz ludF
cd according 10 physical standards
fixed by mo national committee an'
examinations all bo conducted bl
physicians and specialist on csc
ear and other ORGANS Tho solun
teorr Of services by trained nurse
viii bo appreciated by the commit
tees
Tho Hrauty Hahy Sho" Wili b'
held az tho UrlndI Theatrr uos' Sat
Iurdae afternoon beginning promp'l
Ia o'clock
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Most Children Have Worms

Many mothers think their children
are suffering from Indigestion,
headaches. nervousness. weakness,
costiycness. when they are victims of
that most common of all children 5
ailments worms. peevsh. ill-tem-
pored, frctful children. who toss
and grind their tnsth. with bad
breath aud collcky pains. have an
the symptoms OF having worms, and
should be- given Kickapoo Worm
Killer. pleasant candy lozengc,
which cxpcls worms, regulates tho
bowels, tones mp the system. and
makes children well and happy
hickapoo Worm killer Is guaranteed
An druggists, or hy mail Price 2oc
kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.. Phil
adclphia and ST. Louis
AMARILLO DRUG STORE.
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ATTENDANCE GROWING
At REVIVAL NIGHTLY

ln the presence ~ the largest au-
dlouce yet shown. Joe 8 Warlick,
evangelist from Dallas preached an
other Of bis sermons on The gem
eral theme Of God Method Of Deal
inr with the Race
uhc people are not permitting the
weather conditions to deter them In
attendance ~ these meetings The
county court room although rupplicd
.WIth o liberal number OF seats vas
crowded 10 ifs capacity while a
number OF persons stood throughout
The services near the doorways
President Estes of the LocKney 81
.blo college pas among those 90 at
tendance last night being enroute
10 points in the northwest. where
revival meetings are 10 boz held dur
ling the summer. a number OF 9th
or outOffORu men aud women we're
present. aud o. o. expected that still
iothars sill boz here during the meer
/ iura
Tonight Mr. Warllck will talk
laloug thoroughly practical lines
Iaboui the manifestation OF God
lpowrr among men. touching on
splntua.lsm aud perhaps a numb
or OF mo other more or less popu-
Ilar ism A special invitation Is
issued to tho general public TO al.
tend the meeting tonight by reason
.uf the ubIeci matter 90 hand Mr
ITaruok while % speaker OF power, II
al tho same time thoroughly consid
'craie az rhr feelings Of religious per
laoHs affiliated with various churcl
organizations eudeayoriug to do no
thing that might offend
The hope 90 expressed that wealth
Ier conditions WIN lo such within
In bort umr that the meeting MAJ
Do held lu thr tabernacle but pend
,Iur the mnui'oslntion Of such chang
To-. tbc service. nill continue iudcfI
IuIt.If iu thu court house, bc2innini
leach NIGHT 80 slt O'Clock
Congregational singing aud
most cordial Welcome are feature
Iof this series of meetings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12
HIGHWAY PILOTS
HERE TOMORROW
FIRES. WILLIAMS on COLORADO.
TO-GuLt ASSOCIATION AND
PARTY COMING.

President o. l.. Williams OF the
Colorado-lo-the-Gulf Highway As
ISOLATION. Panhandle Division. En-
gineer Leonard and Official Logger
Dobbs. accompanied by a party o.
Dalhart citizens will reach Amarillo
this afternoon. on the first lap of
the official tour OF the route from
Texine 10 Wichita Falls.
The following message was reject
we'd yesterday afternoon
Seth . Holman. Secretary Chamber
OF Commerce. Amarillo Texas
Lunch Dumas tomorrow Am
arillo Thursday night Meet va
county line O. l.. WILLIAMS.
President Williams and party viii
be- met. as requested. By large del
egation OF Amarillo citizens. headed
by President c. o. Wolfin Of the
newly organized Potter County Good
Roads Association Mr. Wolnln r..
quests that every member Of the aa.
ISOLATION who owns q machine t0
meet az the Chamber OF Commerce
a. noon today ~ that point a par
Is will form and leave with az IT.
tie delay as possible 10 meet the OF.
fetal tourists al the county line
The visitors viii be- conducted "a
Amarillo. headed by motorcycle cs
rrrt. assured By Moreland Caldwell
Tonight "a reception Will be given
in the Chamber OF Commerce
rooms an members Of the Good
Roads Association. and all citizcnf
who are interested To- the highway
project are strongly urged 90 be
present The project b. deemed of
vital Importance ana n Is desired
that many representative citizens
boz on hand TO welcome the visitors
who will be- given opportunity ga
explain details OF the Colorado-to'
the-Guf highway project
From this point the official par.
Is will be conducted To the Arm
strong County line. and this cour
tesy viii be- repeated all along the
route 10 " liNAit hliH. WI 'INA'
ial log Of the route Is being made
as the party progresses, and this
will be put into permanent shape
for use OF the parent organization
Tho cooperation Of the citizenship
with the Good Roads Association D.
strongly invited The Association b
riyaling the Farmers Institute 10
point OF membership. the total yes
terday reaching the same number
given for the Institute the dag be
fore, exactly 1917 4 G. Almon
was pressed into active work yes
terday in behalf OF the organization
and did ybeman service, rcportinI
at nightfatl the following addition
al members Morrow Thomas Hard
ware Co. ". s Roberts, W u
Blackburn. Avery Go Of Texas. Dr
s f. Vinyard. Or T. a Johnston
" n Fuqua. Landergin Bros. RIA
Whoatlcy. G. g. Fisk. VIII Mouniul
S. +. Newbold, Lum Humphreys
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Il II NOlH MD>ENS;
Don't Mistake the Cause ~ our
Trouhlcs-in Amarillo citizen
Give. a Anlnahlc lint

Many people never suspect then
tldncys n suffering from q lame
weak or aching back they think that
O. h. only muscular weakness
uhcn urinary trouble sets IN they
think It will soon correct Itself
And So Il b. with an the other symp.
toms of Kidney disorders lon
should realize that these trouble.
often lead TO dropsy or Bright 90.
case An effective remedy for weak
at diseased kidneys ls Doaus Kidney
IIls Read the experience of res.
.Icut of Amarillo who BIAS tested
Deans
SITS 4 + Whitcd. col IS PIN
more ST.. amarillo. Texas sass
Doaus Kidnyc rills have been u
beneficial 10 us that feel justified
In recommending them 90 people a'
MCted with kidney trouble and HW'
back ! procured this remedy OF T.
o Thompson a COS Drur store and
can say that 81 can bo r-.ie3 upon
., remove troubles. ca"fni bF N"'h
Kidneys
For sale rs all dealer Pr"
'i cents Foster Miihuru Co., IHI
fsIo. Sew York. olo agents for tH'
IHUed states
R. ,ubcr the uru noUu
.ld sD no other
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12
Town rlks ~ llnrIinglon

BURLINGTON. Iowa. June ill.,
Delegations OF Elks. many Of them
accompanied hy bands, nockcd into
Burlington today from al over
Iowa for me opening OF the orders
annual state convention and reunion.
The city b. gorgeously decorated in
honor 10 tie visitors The proram
for the Gathering covers two days
and provide for "a variety Of enter
taiumcut features iu addition 20 the
transaction OF thc regular business
.oI the convention Several cities
are cngaccd iu % spirited contest for
the honor Of entertaining The state
convention in 1914.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12
~ rms

Tho TEXAS Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles di-soitcs graf
a. cures diabetes. weak and lam.
backs. rheumatism. and al irreeu
larlties of fhe kdneys and bladder
in both mer and e0men. Hee4.a''
bladder oatles in children if l0.
sold b. your druggist sil .e seH'
by NAL OF receipt a. So Or.
email bottle u tao mnnfff treaf
meut and seidim fails % perfect @
cure send Tor testimonials from
this and other states W o. a.
Hall. zees Olive 81. st Loul 800
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12
nrCkNFN COUNTY, ~
PRI.ONl~lNG CONDITION

Special in lhe News
= o Abney. % prominent business
man of Lockney sas % che ''iy }es-
torday afternoon 900 busiuc mat
tcrH
.Bomuml rains have fallen over
the lorkuoy coIntr and th" great
or portion Of the South Plains with
On thp past ten Dag ald Mr ABE
uoy While ufuo late fo help
wheat. thc precipitation will prove
of great value .o other grain crops.
Tho country H. u ploudId condition
land the general tome Be- nHD OF OPP
Itmism. The b moss outlook s
promising. and $500 expect active
Times This fall
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12

SYRACUSE, s. y. June H.
Many Grand Army veterans and
members Of affiliated societies are
arriving in Syracuse for the annual
eucampment Of the department OF
NeW York The encampment VIII
be- opened tomorrow and continued
until saturday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12

lf you are suffering with any Old
running or fever SORES. ulcers. boils,
eczema or other skin troubles. get a
boz OF Bucklon ArnIca Saiyo and
sou win get rolie; promptly MA
Bruce Jones OF Birmingham Ala
suffered from an ugly ulcer for nine
months and Buckiens Arnica salge
cured her On two weeks VIII helm
you. Only 25c recommended by
Amarillo Drug store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12
MIS-. LANLFH NDEllGOES
II I,GII ~ OPERATION

Mrs Or p TLaNIer Vho has
been 100 fo some time underwent
surgical operation at so Anthony 81
sauuarm yesterday afternoon
late tonight her condition was rr.
ported 10 Ho aatisiHriory
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12

NASHVILLE. Tenn. june D.
Invited elcsts from many section.
oI tae country were present 'oaaF a.
thr annual commencement o'rri..
nf Fpg University The address g"
fts dat vas delivered hy br Booker
r Warrington. ah9 De- "a member n
fhs board 0i trustees OF TIE uniFer
sits
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12

when tho na.y takes too much
food the stomach turn the result
a Indication. .ouwo and yomIi.
ug Frequently fho bowels are In
yoIred and thr.. collie pains aud
dnrrhoea McGEEs Baby ELIXIR
ls grand corrective remedy for the
stomach ana bowel d.aarora OF ba-
bics n is pure tholesomc and plea.
SAINT to take. prra 2,c and .oc per
bottle sold Hy T.. O Thompson q
Go.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12

FOR SALE One Duroc-Jersey male
Tegistcredl Inquire Of Chas VOL
Tin 100 l2p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12

STBAYED Sable and white collie
dog Reward f0r Information. Fhout
l3f7. 1870 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12

Bo aurc "a read King Holland
Furniture co.'s big ad DO this Issue
for great bargains boo rugs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12

LOST Small white purse containing
diamond ear screws, money and 9th
or trinkeis. Reward IL returned 20
500 Monroe street, or phone lo0S-I
a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-12

FOR RENT Three or four com
p'otr'r furnished rooms Tor house
kecpIrl. Apply 9o5 Taylor or
Phone COS. 1870 %
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FOR SALE 4 desirable buffet. din
ing table and chairs. bed room iurnl-
urc au- Fillmore. 1870 ~
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-20


exciting times, and that all non-com-
battants were not slow in seeking
shelter. While looking for a place of
refuge, Mr.. Milan says he saw some
distance from him two women, and
he thought he would run along close
to them as a matter of protection, as
they would not be likely to shoot in
the direction of the women. The race
was short however, as the women
outran him and left him to make his
way alone. He found refuge in
house, and when the firing ceased, he
ventured out and number of dead
soldiers were lying in the street in
front of the door. Mr.. Milan says he
had always wanted to see battle, but
seeing one thoroughly satisfied him,
and he does not want any more.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-20

]. s. Francis of Cottonwood, was in
the city today.
Mrs George Stelzlg went to Zulch
today to visit relatives.
Miss Birdie Brown of Athens. ar.
rived today to visit her sister, Mrs.
II. B. Scale.
Mrs. L. F. Battle went to Wellborn
today to attend the funeral of Mrs.
w. p. Burkhalter.
Mrs. C. A. Searcy and Miss Maud
Mayo arrived today from Hampstead
to visit Capt. and Mrs. A. J. Searcy.
Mrs. l.. C. Noteworthy of Dallas
and Mrs. A. E. Noteworthy of this city
went to Houston today to visit rela.
tives.
Miss Stella Dolen has returned to
her school work at the Villa Maria
Academy after a visit to her home In
Cypress.
Mrs. L. w. Worthington returned to
her home in ,Wellborn today after
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Albert
Mayes Of this city.
Mrs. F. WI Howard returned to her
home in Dallas-today after having
been called here on account of the
death of her father, Mr.. Charles Mum
day.
Mesdames w. r. Sanders, A. w.
Buchanan and Jno. F. Ettle will give
tea Friday afternoon. to Z. benefit
Baptist Ladies Aid. at residence OF
Mrs. Ettle. All cordially invited
DR.. Robert Hodges returned to his
home in GaGo today after attending
the meeting of the State Veterinar-
ians Association at College and visit
TO relatives in this city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-20

afternoon via Houston and San An
tonic. on hunting trip in Uvalde
County. Arriving at Uvalde they will
be taken in charge by Mr.. Sol West Jr.
and be his guests during the hunt.
Deer, turkey and prairie chicken are
said to be plentiful in that locality.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-20
SAW BATTLE AT JUAREZ

Mr.. R. L. Nksrrn returned yesterday
morning from FL Paso, and reports
he was present in Juarez when the
battle was fought there a few days
ago, and the city fell into the hands of
the Constitutionalists. He says it was
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-20
COMMITTEE TO SUBMIT
A DIVIDED REPORT

Washington, Nov. 2O.-The opposing
factions of the Senate banking COM
mittee met today and agreed to submit
divided reports on the currency bill
Saturday. One report will be signed by
the Administration Democrats, and the
other by Senator Hitchcock and five
Republicans.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-20
HUNTERS GO SOUTH

Jacksonville, Fla, Nov. 2O.-An un-
usual number of hunters are flocking
here to go into the hunting regions as
a result Of President Wilson's approval
Of the migratory bird regulations
which makes 1t possible for the water
fowls season to open today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-20

Augusta, Ca, Nov 20-The hunting
season opened in this State today, and
the number of hunters invading all
parts of Georgia is the largest in its
history.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-04-10

father that no man can say and not
get licking from me. il I'm man
enough to lick him. That's all there
is to it. sir
To save his life Colonel Todhunter
could not continue his rebuke. But he
managed to part from Tom Strickland
with something like an expression OF
disapprovaI on his countenance.
81 reckon amt cut out to preach
to other people what they should do
and what they shouldn't" be confessed
to himself later. Il ought to have CIV
en- that blamed young foo! lecture
as long as my arm. but it just wasn't
in me to do it under the circumstances.
And that's wrong, because the only
good excuse an Old mans got for Twin
is to sOrter act as a guidepOst to keep
young men from fOllOwin' the roads
that lead to trouble. Ben' mighty lit
tie good in that line myself, I'm a-goin'
to unload my responsibility on old Bill
Strickland and let him straighten Tom
ont his own way. sub. And then I'll
ask the Old Marster up above to make
me better fifth for my duty than
seem to be at this precise moment,
sub. judgin' from the way l weakened
on Tom.
(To be continued!
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-04-10

and probably said more'n we meant.
Anyway haven't done anything
against Lycurgus Quivey yet. Maybe
you better just keep cool and wait till
l do before you start in to tear up
things the way you've been threaten
in, sir" .5
Dick CantriIl laughed. Sure, squire"
he replied. II can wait just as long as
you can, l reckon, but not a minute
longer. Keep that in mind. squire
not minute longer" A..
A few moments later Colonel Tod
hunter was alone with Dick Cantrill.
"That was right lively session while
it lasted. Dick" he chuckled you
called old Eph down almighty hard.
subj @-... g..
"The old scoundrel!' exclaimed Dick.
Then he added, 81 don't like to talk to
a man Of his age that way, colonel. but
that cold blooded threat against Lycur-
gus Quivey, as defenseless man as
ever lived. sir. flung me off my bal
ance." II
II reckon you amt done no harm.
Dick" said Colonel Todhunter. "Are
we gettin' any news Of how the other
side regards Bill strickland's candi-
dacy?"
swell, colonel" grinned the Blades
editor, there's some mighty amusing
surface indications. They haven't lost
any time springing one old moss grown
political trick on us at any rate, sir.
what trick is that?" quickly asked
the other.
Why, sir, they've induced Hamp
Judson Of Carthage and Judge Sanford
of Bowling Green to come out, both of
,em, in the race for the nomination.
Bach Of 'em will take votes away from
Colonel Strickland. Its an old move.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-04-10
tie si L;

tho situation. n. s.
"Bully for you, Lycurgusr' he ex.
claimed. That's just fne! You bel
the Blade will print your campaign
song. And. by George. sir. come to
think of it, here's Squire Tucker doing
his level best to convert me to the Yam.
cey cause. I'll just read your poem to
him and see If 1t won't bring him over
to the Strickland side!'
At this old Eph fuckers wrath ex.
ploded.
"You won't do anything Of the sort!'
he CALCULATED you and your fool
poets can 60 1t alone supporting Bill
Strickland. It's about all the support
he'll get!" .....
Then he turned on Lycurgus Quivey.
"As for you. Mr.. Schoolteacher" he
snarled, III writln' campaign poetry
for Bill Strickland is the best you can
do I'll see IL we can't get you more
time for it by gettin' you out Of the
Nineveh school, sir. can do 1t too
I'm chairman Of the school board, and
I'll hist you out Of your job without
lettin' any grass grow under my feetv'
mo, you won't. squire" spoke Dick
Cantrill quietly. His steady eyes held
those Of old Eph Tucker with a dis.
tinct menace.
Squire" Dick continued, Il know
you just we'll enough to know that
you're willing to make that threat
good. Don't you dare do it, SIR This
man is a worthy man in his place. and
outside Of bis working hours he's priv
iliged to write poetry to whoever
and whatever he pleases and to make
his own choice p politics. sir. I give
you a piece Of advice, Squire Tucker.
Don't you lift finger to get Lycurgus
Quivey fred. sir. II you do it'll be
the worse for you"
Old Eph Tucker glared at the speak
er. "What'll you do. Dick Cantrill
That's mighty big talk to come OF Of
such little stomach, sir. What'll you
do If see At to teach Lycurgus Quivey
to mind his own business"
"What'lI l do?' repeated Dick Can
trill, his eyes flashing. "Ill skin you
alive, Squire Tucker; that's what II!
do. III fay you from head to heels,
sir, and then III hang your hide out
here in front Of the Blade office so the
people Of Nineveh can see just what a
miserable skunk you are, sir. If you're
going to make personal fight on this
man because he backs William j.
Strickland for governor Of Missouri III
make the same sort Of fight from the
Strickland side Of that proposition.
And you'll be the first man III make it
on. squire. I've got the material to do
it with, and you know it. You know
your own record. You won't last a
minute il the Blade goes out after your
scalp, Squire Tucker. You'll shrivel
up quicker than dry oak leaf in hell,
sir.''
A grim silence followed these words.
Then old Eph Tucker spoke.
"Well," he said slowly, lit strikes me
you're goin off half cooked. Dick.
We've both lost our tempers little
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-04-10

never seen Tom Strickland calm on
her out there, have your"
"No, sub; not to reckernize him,
Kunn'l Todhunter, but dat amt sayin'
he amt been dar whilst been away
so much o. de time. kunn'h HuccOme
young Mr.. Tom Strickland takin' to
anybody but Miss Mary Todhunter.
yo' own daughter. sub? Amt he jes'
p'intedly head over heels in Tub wild
Miss Mary, subj"
He amt tellin' me so. Mirandy,'
laughed the colonel. But l reckon
Lottie- May amt no more to him than
any other OF dozen pretty girls. l
was just wonderin, that's ALL"
Then he put his hand in bis pocket
and drew out bill.
Here, Mrandy." he said. II would
not be surprised but what this might
come in handy while you're a-wrastlin
with that old scamp Jed and his rheu-
matism. And If you'll stop by and see
Mrs. Todhunter next time you come to
town Ill ask her IL she can't give you
a basketful Of vittles she don't need"
GLORY hallelooyah! cried old Mi
randy. Dat ar money looks big as de
side Of house to me. suh--it sho' do!
Yass. sub, an gwine drop by you ais
house. too, sub. An l amt nebber
gwine fergit you TO- it. kunn'l; l sho'
amt. Some o. desc bright days gwine
pay you back more'n dat ar money;
you see If don't. subj" Sudden tears
had come into the brave old woman's
eyes. Pouring out food Of thanks,
she hobbled happily away.
Colonel Todhunter looked after her
almost sadly. Them old niggers." he
said. IL love 'em just like they was
kin to me, and they love US too. But
the new breed-they hate us. and
amt got no more use for 'em than
have for snake. It's curious and it's
somethin' of tragedy. too, sub. I'll
be ladblamed If I know what's goin'
to come Of it all some day.
CHAPTER VI.
Tho Strickland Tucker Feud.
T YALF an hour later as Colonel
TOdhuntpr emerged from the
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-04-10

ITO be continued
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-04-10

days, suh."
where are you Twin now. Miriam,
dy?"
"WhaA l libbin'? Whah !ibbin'1
Well, now. sub, mos shame TO- to tell
you. sub, but men ole Jed is jes
a-squattin' down yander in serted
cabin whit wuz entity on de Black
Bottoms road, sub, 'twell men him
jes' s6rter moved into it. sun. Yass,
sub, hits ercross fun whah ole Mr..
Rafe Doggett an he young grand
daughter. Miss Lottie-May, libbin'.
sub. An hit sho' am lonesome place.
Eff hit want TO- some skylarkin' young
man a-comin' out fun Nineveh to cote
Miss May. when her ole grand
daddy amt home, l tell you pintedly,
Kunn'l Todhupter, hit'd be jes' lax a
graveyard. sub"
II reckon so,' said the colonel. And
who are the young scamps that come
out to see Miss LottieMay, Mirandy?'
''Lawd bless you, sub, deys two
three Nv EN- sub. Mr.. STAN fuckers
one. An Miss I.ottle-May sho' am a
pow'ful handsome young g'yei, sub,
An her ole granddad. he sutt'nly do
pear to be mighty skeered case she
SO gay an tlirta like, sub"
Il ..Well, AIirandy. l reckon that's only
natural for q pretty girl. You ANT