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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-05

The Vicksburg Herald bemoans the fact that this is a dy of
pigmy statesmen. The Herald may be correct. but unfortunately
for the learned and venerable editor Of the Herald, he is regarded
as superanuated in his ideas and observations. 1t may have failed
to come to the attention of the Herald, but there are some who even
think that this is a day of "pigmy" newspapers. and we are sure that
the Herald will enter a demurrer to such heresy. Not many of us
see ourselves Is others see US.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-05

Those who are SO thankful for favors and obligations as to break
into print, should also be thankful enough to the newspaper which
prints their thanks to pay for the publication. Newspaper space
is the newspapers capital.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-05

We are not one of those who question the sincerity of Ham Pat
terson OF Tennessee. Patterson fights in the open and we believe
who are disposed to accept men for what they profess-a vast major
iy OF them-and we hope we shall never arrive at that point that we
are cynical and are disposed to think that every man is trying to
hoodwink somebody. Patterson gives reasons for the faith that is
IN him and he gives mighty good reasons. too. He is one of Ten
nessee's brainiest men and is a tower of strength to any cause.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

I'll Den fore. oanife eo. .Iutb. airfes gsrnebiem.
Scr fpitteret $t095. 26. giOIfe, So., Sofie os
Rareretbe Sobanien $3.50, 9,rs. @ieIs 9rnelien
$500. Mrs. Senrn Ibompfon $500. aingslen,
ga, Wrs. 6. g. Suiti I'll StaIoen eff Sorn)
800. Gisner. Rebr, apf. $500 os poitOr Nar.
fusien $500. Guibing, @is, 9srnenes Spfore.
$24. SO. @acine, isis, en- inGpnt fro gor 5rel.
fcrs msb.s Wisiionfore. $500. aenofba, isis,
ct Woria Mgb.s api. $1,000 2uef, 8is, OF.
Veoers Web.s aofiiseIiesoffer $500. SIeepp epe
Rinn. Nrs. anna m. SEMEN $i.00 os apf So.
Glarton, q. 3of, Sobn. Sepora. @ertruo bner
Doc os 2poia gbriftenien 25e. Clinton, asis. auf.
So Sutebinfon. Winn, apf. $40 os g. 9. 0ieIIen
SO. Dane QoIIep, Mont, apf. SIS. @ebiter @ropes,
Ro, getbania Msby SsnoassifoIes 5soieIsoass.
fosie $t0.7b og ct TaffigeIfesoffer $24. 3 oft
$f232.20.
Boupaco. sis, ben 10. Gee, 1913.
Weo benIis SiHen oe 9of.
Sobn Wobfen. aasi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24
0aSsr mobtaset til getania 8Drnebjem,
@anpaea, @ia,

Weenob, isis, Ora genner al gsrnebiemmet:
TO aioIer, 2 Oar Stremper og bruet ri. Wai,.
paca, isis, Wr. g. Meler: A guibeIs sebIer;
WrS. g. Senien ct Gar Strsmper. Cation, goI,
enianueIs Teb.: ITO puno tsrret Gruet. eeIm0
Cal, Bella Ienisbet: 240 punb tsrret Gruet.
moupaea, Wis., UQr. Sobn Mabien en- gaas- Mr.
9. Mortenfen 4 &sns. Mrs. Weib en- SGT ggbler.
SierteIig 9of for @aberne.
ST. Gbrtftenfem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

miliefeIt, baboe bberfen 89rten ell
Ter g%eitpreIien nooet at iige, %
naar ser borties ira bette enfelte
1iIf9I0e, bleo Der ooerbooeoet peo
Soften eiort maooebolone Drug at
Spiritus, ifriner sMm.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24
gaeifie arebs.

genfions. % enfefosfen.
Gfhret 5afiigeies6ag Dor 5reiers w3gb, Bonpoeo, 8s.
Si5.15. @abe fra anoreu aloter, Opens, Sa, $500.
Deb 9Gf mo6taget. ". e. 8. Sebo M Rasi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24
Sil 9reosmisfonen.

atlantic areos.
fsr foiteret for fe at" % ~abl." Nr. AZ $f74O7. 90
ion, Masi, getbania Rgb. 1928. @eltbroof. Ye, 9uinoefore.
nineen $4,000. saImolib, DE, emnis Ygb. $1,000. Brootlpn,
81. -, SoIems aQeb. $4,000. 9iIiammen $24732.
Wootaeet mo Sof.
Z. 20. Slider, areosfasf.
43 9opfton q.
Samaica Ylain, Vosi.
Sonaarebs
Fra Weniabeoerne Noorbeoo, Sa. $34l60, Seipen, so.
S.. 55, Council Bluffs, Sa. $5340, Wiarcus, Sa, $3.50, 81. Vou'
Ii 9orb for Spencpr 1929. %aimbolton, Sa. $1,000, Calender,
90. $3.50. St. VanI Nab, gotcr 60, ga. $7032. goben-
port, ga. $50O0Geoar Sails, So $3.50, erira. ga. $3.50,
RoIfe, ga. S3065, Gbene8er, auonbon, Sa. $ii.40, Siolr eitp.
ga. 1925, Saeffonpine. ga. $37.85, 2in9ieao. Sa. 2965, wdt
9rand, ga. $i2.50, Coulter. Sa. $31.05. Sra Sans SEMEN,
CIT Sorn, "a. Sc. 90, Sans 6. Senrcfen. Sacfonniae, Sa. $4,000
Mrs. Ssraen Senicn. 8iafeo, So. $500. Tiliammen $645S1.
0eo 5af mootagct.
geter gon6o, areosfaderer.
8aeifie drebs
Sra gor 6reliers glob, 5ernooIe. Gal. $4,000. Snunaniss
Mgb, Cotton, Sal. $f33.70. Bella Wgby Selma. Gal 5000.
qseno Wob. Gel Mp, Sal. $4260. getbania D2eb, PORTLAND,
Oreaon $14.65. 3iIfammen S33f.90
0eo 1of mootoget.
Chr 9ileqGarb, areosfnsferer.
goute 2, Oleanoer, Gaif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

gerteIien e. SimonIen, Sens Sobniei, 5. IieIien, 6. ..
Gbriiienien, y. @eorgeien, V%lognusien 30. $100,
8onI 9auIier. Wiarinus 9anOe 30. $500 ..........
Springfelo, Ninn, Inna w. SEMEN .............
Council gluffs, Soma. 6: 5. Zee ..-.......:
Bnupaea, Bis, Dor 5reliers Oagb, 9etbania aoinoef.
$40; Ole Sole So; Sobn Senien, Senrp Nor.
tenien, Chr. 2uno, .. 9onien, Is. @obreIen, 8reo
@obrielfen, g. s. SdnefIot, 9iobt. geterien bb. $500,
Dirs. Otter Yeterien, ears Yorfien, anna Dorfien, BE
ter 9ielien, q. y. Wlortenien, s. 7. 9iortenien, {. !.
Ganieien, Sens Ssrerien, 9aiis anna Reterien,
10. Sf.00, geter SoIIt $500 ..... e.. $3.50
Goalrioee, 0iont.. emaus 0igb, 5reoerit Sanien, u. y.
9sgilo. Souis anoerien, 9briit 5enen, Better 8oIl.
merIp. qeoer 5eIot, 9brit u. Rsrgoaro, @alter Oh
len, Carl anoerien. Better anoerien, Sobn Inoreoieti,
3. 9. Stone, B. w. 0Iien, Weartin Nieliert, Balhr
0ieIien 30. 500, Yat. 6. 6. Mengers, Veoer gler-
aooro bp. $3.50, aOolf Sonien Toe. ............s.
eugene, Oregon, Bethesda Mgb, .........-......
Orb, Aebr, Orr. % Mrs. u. q. Senien ............
8eitbroof, Wioine, Zen ferfe ct. .Iutb. glgb. =.
ge%r1nilion, .. 8of, Can't Wisiionsf. ...........
Del Hen, Golif, Yelo Wigb, Sans Sarien $500, Alooli
geterien. Sans s. Yeterien. @alter aIinfbp, Waarius
geterfen, 8. SIieit, Ssren Senien, Dlaos Wlooief, Z.
!. gbsgenIen, $. g. 0ieIien, annn Senicn, q. .. BE
ierien, Better Senieit, q. Sbomien, Y. 6. Senior, 6. ".
geterien bp. $500, Nasmus Geicrien, IlaOs 1boniei,
u. WieIien bp. $500. q. u. 6briiionien, 9eter
Sniot, q. q. Sanien, 9. 6. @osmitsien, s. 6. 9ieI-
fen Sobn @oIbenar bp. 81 90. SenrD Seuieri, Chr. 2.
9e~terien, Better 6. Reterien 20. $500 ...........
2uef. @is., q. geters Wegb, %. 5. NieHen, !. Y. 9roef.
man, Greoerif Ssrenien, %. q. ollie. s.. $. @ile,
Seren geterien, goitor 6. arogb, W 6. Senien bo.
$500. Sobn Ssreenien q. q. @roofman, q. Y. eariel
bo. $1.50, gnocrs Senien. Sans earien, Better 4eter-
fen, Chr. Sfoo, Worils Qeterien, Senrp Sobnnien,
emi! 9i1e, Sans Sobonien, Wars. g. eorien, 5rits
Sonien n. g. GIauien, Mrs. Senriette Sereeniet,
6brift Mooien, s. g.. NieIen, Sens Bile, 3iels So
banien, Refer Hobertien. Senrn Gobertien, 3iels 90.
lima. 2alrenie GoIina, q. q. gitlefien, Rnsmls 30
bonien, Mrs. q. q. Sfoip. Sans Sfop, Ssren Ssren-
fen. 2onrits Sfop, gaul q. goulien, Gorl Ylorteniet
:. 2. @sIer, g. Sobanien, ". VI. Geterien, Carl Sent
fen Better Senmingien, @briit Veferlen. Veter SenleL
areI :. Sobnien, 9aurits 9orien, s. e. Gbriienien.
Sens Wo6ien, Sornes Rorienien. Ssren 6. Bio 10.
500. 2. Robertien, 8. g. Senien, Mrs. Sas. 8irte-
fling, Nariils Big bn. Soc, 8ictor SEMEN Doc. $500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

; 1864 blen ban inofoIot fom
5orit9rfningsmano; ban mooto9 /
1908 99oers9anen for De oonife
8eteraner.
Otter Siemfomiten fra air9en
eifteoe ban fig meo ariftione ST.
fer ira geitergaaro, % meo benoe
fit ban 10 9srn Is Grenge % 3
giger), booraf s enOnu Ieoer. 5
1904 ofltoo ban @ooroen til i'm
qlofte sen, hos b0em ban iioen bar
lebet paa aftpgt.
0iels Sitter bar Ell Itr9biom og
opetig @ano. og ran bar ingen
Siaoe ioigtet Dor oonife Sag.
81 m,, ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

100000 Acres 6tatsland tn lave Pnser.
- Aars Betalingstid. Forholde med
Hensyn tn Jofdbund. Klima q Mar
ked er ideale. III Literatur. Tlshriv
FRED b. SHERMAN,
State 1mmiefAtien Com1niadener,
DEPT. N. otats capitsl q. Paul. nina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24
R M m i.sfionen:

'
ormonmis ionen:
Ter fuitteret Re abI. SIR. 81 S
omotonna, wsinm, (oae Rrs) q. SOfsuarO. 81. g. Sf.
ferien, Grief Senien, :. Qeterien. a.. anoerien, q. 9.
Saeobien, 8; 6 anOeriel y. y, Vsteritn. :, ysterlen'
Chr. Rorfien, 9. 9olItien bn. $f.00; 8. 6. Ssrgen.
fen, 8. s. Sanfen bp. SOC 6. M. giosmisien, gaiis
aTice Sefierien bn. 25c Whis W. 5bonpien $1.OO..
Coulter, Soma, Ra5aretb gagb, en- inpont $500; Dirs.
q. g. g1aoien. en- maUnt bD. $i.00. Mrs. 6. 5.
Sdnien soc =. >. -. >. .........'..s..sss
aocine, @is.. enrmls @sb, Mrs. gaaOien 80.
Rfngiteo. Soma, Wrs. Screen SEMEN $i.O0, :. ". Vo'
tbieien $500
auonbon, Soma, Nars. goitor o. .. ebriftianien ......
geresioro. e. Gof, auinoei. ....................
Council bluffs, Sopo, g. 5 See ....-..
selmn, Cali, (ale Mrs ). y. Veterien, y. O. s'lel-
rem : senior q" e6riif SEMEN. g. s: SSterisn, SIS.
Socobien Sobn Sperien, anuo Senrifien, Wiis ariitt.
ne SSenfen, geoitemooer Senien DO. S1OO
Gel gep, Cali. Caae @ars) Sobn goIOemar, Ole OIien,
Sans Sanfer, Sans aieien, Seren Senien, 3enrp
5enien, 6. 81. Hoienbon, anno Senien. Ye. 5 Sci.
Ter, Veter Seuieu. Carl Senritien, z. 5 Ep9gerien,
g. 6. Senien. 81. Feterien, Waiis anHa CONNER bo.
Sf.00
Fertile, q. gof, Bethel spinoef. ................
Orb, Nebr, SIR. og Ylrs. u. Z. Senien ........
Gbieaao, 81 silOams Isb; eaae Mrs) Sn 9laS @as-
SssS & &. ! so Setsas. ]. a RilRn's"j Dime Ii D? ssnien. sa q.
gfatien, abOline gsielies, aniaIia peferlsr, Ytarp var
fen, Sobanne anoerien, Gina Rieien, Soa Daigaaro,
Snloio SimonIen, Bertha aut3en, Daiis Mnna Ear
fen hp. $t00; DQrs. q. s. Sinoen $500, &oneff oeo
Uieoe S5O0
Sommp steo til en- gibeIfpinoe Utah (ane gars) 5. 81
monien, 8. 2arien, Dime Senien, gRiis anna Sorien
bp. 81 100; getra Gomeoaro. abelone Rielien, Wlorie
anoerfen, anbrea SoIr,, ainltrsm,, W. 5an'en DO. ooe.;
q. $. 9inoen $500
Softer 0ebr, apinoef.
gilbert Geo, Winn, (Mue Mrs) g. g. Sene, 3. 3.
Senfen, Z. aofte, Sans Eborp, NieIs 2orien. 2 Otis,
8. Senfen, sssobn Neterien. gbriit gertelien, 9. 5rdn1enr,
Worten Sanien Better 2arfen, Better Sanien CID,
Gbriit anoerfen, q. gIaifen bo. $500 ....."....,
aiIidmmen :
Somfunbets @9Ib:
Gsr fphteret fe abI. Nr. 46
@inefteb, Soma, Wrs. Ssrgcn Senien .................
9iiannen
SfsIefaBfen.
,s6r fpnteret ie QbI. Nr. 81 .............. VI
Swotonno, Mlinr, Dor JreIiers Dfgby Y. Mnoerien
$500, abomas wennett, $500, s. 6. 2arien, Wtrs. ".
g. S~efferien bp. $500
Otpotcnro, Winn, Danio Wgb, S. s. Gbrihenlen, a.
6. gaermon, U2rs. Warie gaermon 10. $500, s. I'm
6erfen, 8. 0auriien, 8. 8. 2ofuien, @asrrus Ehoun-
fen, Mrs. Sennie Sanien bp. $f.OO, Otter ebrt'
goIoorp, MIto. Gan, Sarons Nleb, Narie Greoerifien,
0-f- O.A~N OAkxA(A0 U4s
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24
9ifomllllen 1888. AZ

9iIiomnen St638.42
9foir, 0ebr, ben 10. Gee. 1913.
Otto Sanien,
aosf. T. |. T. b. eo. Iutb. airfe amerifa.
HetteIfe.
Z Git" for 26. Noo, bbor Der er foitteret for noale Yen9e
ira Siour Gitn, Sa, til Mormonnisfionen, itoar blnnot mod:
en- unrbnt 81 90. Sfal barre Wrs. z. Ssren'en Sloo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24
9iIgien6omme en- / SiSa. Sapon.

6er %fnitteret, ie 9bI. Nr. so .. ....,.
9fair. Rebr, Gilbert Ilsrf til airfcn ..........
auoubon. ga, gars. 9oit. So. 9briihanien.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-06
For Husbands and Wives.

In view of the increasing number
of divorce suits being filed in the
district court any suggestions toward
domestic tranquility ought to be
timely.
Dr. Sarah n. Merrick of Cam
bridge, Mass, after a long study
of husbands and wives, says that
,,u mon. ordinary serg? is as rs
sential to a happy marriage as flour
is to bread She gives the follow
ing advice;
To husbands
When your wife is gowned becom-
ingly, tell her so.
tCr ,,ri, act pleased.
Call her the dear" once in a while
that you worked overtime before
she took your name.
Don't demonstrate your affection
as if from force of habit. Some men
kiss their wives in the same manner
that they glance at the clock be-
fore leaving for work.
Don't read the newspaper at the
breakfast table.
Go into youi own kitchen once in
while. Wash and wipe the dishes
or scour the frying pan, Laugh
while you are doing it.
Develop a sense of humor.
Don't complain about your wife's
cooking, for when a man marries a
woman he does not always marry a
cook
To wives
Don't be cross when he is late
for supper or when he returns late
at night.
Don't subject him to the third
degree.
Don't burden all the household
troubles on him.
Don't be backward in waiting upon
him. Play and sing for him at night,
whether his favorite be annie Lau-
rie" or "Everybody's Doing It," If
you can't sing. learn to read aloud,
Have his slippers and easy chair
ready for him and if the telephone
or doorbell rings while he is reading
don't complain, but answer it,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-06
HEALDTON.

Healdton, okla, Jan. 4.-Spriug IN
January is what his section is eX'
periencing today.
Stock water is scarce and we are
needing a good rain badly.
All are clearing land and fixing
for coming crops.
Mrs. j. A. Love returned home af'
ter spending Christmas with ;ar2"ts
Mrs. Hettie Collins and little Iies
are at the parental home.
Mr.. Wombe and Mr.. Steaiman
are still in Texas.
C. p. Jones is here today 10 quar-
antine some cases of scarlet fever
west of us, brought in from Texas.
Very little news Of interst.
Health is not as good as it was.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-06

ly to refuse to betray your own OF
another's secret.
Loud laughter belongs to the wilds
Where women are, or indoors, boys
should modulate their mirth.
Cowards are mighty blow-hards. II
fight you must, fight, but don't
blow.
Nothing so thoroughly empht sizes
the importance of a rival or com
petitor as running him down.
You may be a winner among the
girls let them tell it,
For lad with his way to make,
il more creditale - "stairl in
wrh men than with girls.
Bluff may go for awhile, but so
ms, you when your BAT. is called.
If you want your customer to ask
for you next time, give him undivid.
ed attention.
The aftermath of cutting dash"
is sadly bruised spirit.
Good manners, not parlor tricks,
are valuable assets.
Play the game-if you are sure
it's game you can afford to play
It's a cheeky lad who introduces
his crowd without a girls say So
Your dad being somebody
doesn't make you so. Buck up for
your own.-Lippincott's Magazine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-06
Reminders for Boys.

Don't be "all in" too often. lnval
ids are bad business risks
Your boss may be a boor, thls,
however, need not prevent you from
being a gentleman.
Save little from even a little;
the habit will be your dividend.
Don't be a gutter" When you
find yo are lin wrong" however,
get out. no matter who boots
You may be a kid, but refuse to
he a shorn lamb.
Hobby horses need a tight rein,
else they may hoof down sense.
The spur of the moment has IA
tally rowelled many a boy.
To hedge is less manly than open
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-06
HoW's Thls7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh tina
can not be cured by Halls Catarrf
Cure.
F.. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the past fifteen
years and believe him perfectly hon
orable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out an,
obligation by that firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
Testimonials sent free. Prices, IT
cents
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-06
A Local Product, Too.

Have you any aptitude for quota.
tions?" asked the literary person Of
his friend the haberdasher.
Only In my own line OF business.
To tell the truth. l don't even know
how pig iron Is quoted this morning"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-06

Here is remedy that will cure
your cold. Why waste time and
money experimenting when you can
get n preparation that has won a
world wide reputation by its cures
of this disease and can always be
depended upon? 1t IS known every
where as Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, and is a medicine Of real
merit. For sale by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-06
BIG SURPRISE TO MANY

Local people are surprised at the
QUICK results received from simple
buckthorn bark, glycertne. etc, as
mixed in Adler-i-ka, the German ap
pendlcitis remedy. r. N. Coleman
states this simple remedy antisepti-
cizes the digestive system and draws
off the impurities so thoroughly that
A SINGLE DOSE relieves sour
stomach, gas on the stomach and
constipation INSTANTLY.
T. n. Coleman, 8 West Main st.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-06

When YOU want a reliable medl-
cine for a cough or cold take Cham
beriain's Cough Remedy. 1t can
always be depended upon and is
pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-06

Window glass, any size or shape.
cut, fit and put in. Stays put. Ard
more Wall Paper, Paint & Glass Co.
sgt
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-06-27
AGlance at CurrentT0picS

Gettysburg, Pa, June o4.-Upward
Of 10000 veterans of the civil war will
celebrate the tiftieth anniversary of
the battle of Gettysburg July 1, ., 8
and 1. They will amp ON the actual
battlefield. and over 1900 tents will be
needed to house them.
\ tent to seat between 10000 and
$4,000 veterans will be erected inImedi-
ately adjoining the camp, and therein
Will occur the exercises, except the
military parade and fireworks, and
there also. save for the hours set apart
for the exercises, the veterans may
hold reunions. The tent will he subdi-
vlded into separate Enclosures.
All veterans, north and south, are
urged to wear their army. corps. dr.
vision, brigade and society badges as
a means of identification to their COM
rades in like commands. in the ex-
pectation that it will assist in impart-
ing information as to when and where
their different organizations meet and
III bringing together comrades who
would otherwise, by reason of lapse of
time. fail to recognize each other.
The program for the four days ex-
ercises and entertainments:
July l. Veterans nay.-\pprorriate
exercises under the joint direction of
the Pennsylvania commission and the
commanders in chief of the Grand
Army of the Republic and the United
Confederate veterans.
July =. Military Dny.-Under the di-
rection Of the chief of staff of the Unit
ed States army. Special attachments Of
each arm of the regular service to par
tlcipate as directed.
July 3. Civic Day.-Under the direc-
ton of the governor Of the common
wealth Of Pennsylvania. presiding. and
participated in by the governors Of the
several states. OraticnS, sermon and
music.
July t. National Day.-The chief jus
tice of the United States presiding.
Forenoon: Grafton by the President Of
the United States. High noon: Laying
of the cornerstone of Il great peace
memorial by the president. Evening:
Fireworks.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-06-27

II was naturally anxious to know
how far Name was infatuated with
Collier and his stratagems. I went in
side the unparalleled exhibition, and
there she was. She looked surprised
to see me, but un.uilty.
cts an elegant evening outside
says |. The GOODNESS is quite nice and
gratifying, and the stars are lined out,
first class. up where they belong.
Wouldn't you shake these byproducts
of the animal kingdom long enough to
take Il walk with Il common human
who never vas on a program in his
life:'
"Name cave q sort Of sly glance
around. and | knew what that meant.
oh says /. 4 hate to tell YOU, but
the curiosity that lives on wind has
few the coop. He just crawled out I'M
der the tent. BY this time he has ANAL
canatcd himself with half the delica-
lessen truck in town.
"'Iou mean Ed Collier?' says Name.
~ do l answers; and a pity it is
that he has gone back to crime again.
l iitt lilli outSlIe lHc tent. ana ne cA-
posed his intentions Of devastating the
food crop of the world. lis enormous
ly sad when one idol Ie>rcnds from
his pedestal to make Il seventeen year
locust of HIMSELF
MAINE looked me straight in the eye.
"Jcff,' says she. it isn't quite like
you to talk that way. | don't care to
hear Ed Collier ridiculcd. \ mar may
do ridiculous things, but they don't
look ridiculous to the girl he does EN-
for, That was n man i'll a hundred,
lie stopped eating just to please me.
ld be hard hearted and ungratcful if
! didn't feel kindly toward him. Could
YOU do what he did"
81 know says /, seeing the point.
1 m condemned. l cant help it. The
brand of the consumer is upun nv
brow, Mrs. Eve settled that business
for me when she made the dickcr with
the snake. | fell from the fire into the
frying pan. | guess I'm the Champion
Fea>tcr of the Universe | spoke hum
bic. and Name Modified herself a little.
I'D Collier and l are good friends,
Sll" said, the same as me and Won. I
gave him the same answer | did vou-
no marrying for me. | liked to he with
: Ed and talk with him. There was
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O. HENRY STORIES
Copyright. 1907. by the Mcclure Company

! while longer. l love Name Dugan. Eve
gone six days without food in order to
coincide with her sentiments. Only
n bite did l have. That was when l
knocked the tattooed man down with a
war club and got a sandwich he was
gobbling. The manager fined me all
my salary, but salary wasn't VIA |
was after. Twas that girl. I'd give
my life for her. but Id cndanger. my
immortal soul for Il beef stew.
I'm such language Ed Collier dis
coursed to ME, pathetic. | gathered
the diagnosis that his affections and
his digestionS had been implicated in
Il scramble and the commiSSary had
won out. | never disliked Ed Collier.
I searched my internal admonitions of
suitable etiquette to see if l could find
a remark Of Il consoling nature, but
there was zone convenient.
I'D be glad, now says Ed, if you'll
let me go. I've been hard hit. but Ill
hit the ration supply harder. I'm
going to clean out every restaurant in
town. I'm going to wade waist deep
in sirloins and swim i'll ham and eggs.
It's an awful thing. jeff Peters. for a
man to come to this paSS-to give up
his girl for something to eat-it'S
worse than that man Esau. that swap
ped his copyright for a partridge-but
then. huncer's a fierce thing. You'll
excuse me. now. Jeff. for | smell. a
pervasion of ham frying in the dis
lance, and my legs are crying out to
stampede in thai direction
"a hearty meal to YOU. Ed Collier
| says to MIN. and no hard feelings.
For myself. l am projected TO be an
unseldom eater. and l have coincidence
for your predicaments.'
There was a sudde1 big Whit Of
frying han smell on the breeze. and
the champion faster gives a snort and
callops nf* in the dark toward fodder.
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International Choral Contest.

Pittsburgh. June 23.-thoirs from all
parts of this country and Europe will
enter the choral contest here the first
week Of July. \ grand prize mount
ing to $1,000 is offered for the best
choir numbering not less than 100 nor
over 1.,O voices. There will he :; sec
ond prize of $1,000 and a third prize Of
S.hW as we'll us IA gold medal awarded
to the conductor Of the winning choir.
Other competitions will AXE place be-
tween rlluirS of me and cloirs of wo-
men. the prizes for the men being
81 900 ana 5000 and those for the Wo-
men $500 and 500.