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SW|NDLERS NAME
POLICE GRAFTERS
At HEADQUARTERS
(Contin Jed from Fret Page.)

District-Attorney's staff. Leigh was
recognized McRae on the street. Nc
Ras was wanted for implication In the
swindling Of 4. II. Jones of Pittsburgh
out OF 100000 In a fake poolroom In
West Elshty-seventh street.
Before starting back to New York
from Los Angeles Leigh had several
talks with McRas. who expressed him
self AZ feeling particularly sore on
two police officials. He accused these
mon of taking money from the gang
and then. for spite. causing the arrest
of the members.
Leigh wired what information no
had to District-Attorney Whitman, who
sent Assistant District-Attorney 0roehl
TO Chicago to meet the detective aud
McRae.
MADE CONFESSION IN WHIT.
MANS HOME.
On the way from Chicago to New
York McRae outlined his accusations
to Groehl. and on Oct. l? McRae. by
arrangement, went to Mr.. whitman's
home and there made a complete stats
ment
Leigh and Thomas were sent out TO
get confederation. Mr.. Whitman says
they got 1t from Carter and Tarbeaux.
who are out on se0.0oo bail. following
| their arrest for completely In swindliny
| Jones OF Pittsburgh.
II was reported yesterday that Capt
Doninick Riley. who was retired from,
tho Police Department yesterday for
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TIE taking OF q mortgage OF ~. 60. 90
~ the New York Connecting Railroad
Company and the present Issue OF bonds
- the extent Of Hoo 90 were approved
to-day BY the Public Service Commits
sasa The company is building a rail-
road and bridge 10 eonnec, the y. y.
n. H. anc II. railroad with the roads
a the L. !. r. X. Company and the
Pennsylvania Tunnel and Terminal RaA-
rod Company. The bonds must be sold
We net the company not less than 3!
~ cent. Of par value. and this disco1n,
y y be amortissd during the life oil
- sssAs " eaynsats from income
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FORMER S4AWEEk CLERK
HEADS MORRIS COMPANY
Thomas E. Wilson Elected To-Day
by Directors of the Meat 40
Concern.

CHICAGO. Nov. r.-Thomas r. WI
soa. who entered the employment of
Morris & Company at a silary OF "a "a
week. was elected Ivy the directors pros-
ident OF that company to-day, succeed
ing the late Edward Norris.
Edward Morris. twenty-year-oid sos
OF the late packer was chosen vice
president
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FRIENDS OF HUERTA
MAY FORCE HIM TO
YIELD TO WILSON.

WASHINGTON. Nov. N-Secre,ary
Bryan exchanged messages early to-day
with Charge o'shaughnessy about the
reported concessions which Huerta o.
Hcia.s have intinated he would mate
to the United states
Efforts TO recall John Lind from Vera
Cruz to Mexico city to discuss the
American memorandum demanding thar
the new Mexican Consres should not
convene were taken here to Indicate
tina: the group surrounding Huerts
would suggest q compromise arrange
ment whereby the new Mexican Con-
Ore9 would meet but not pass upon con-
cessions or other measures calculated
to continue liuerta In power.
WIN asked regarding Q report
that ne unitsA states had toia
1usstA, tArouGA Chasgs 0'Shsugh.
Anss1seA demand ~ zoos te.mor.
sew the 1sxicsa ports viii bs
bioe1aasA ~ the vuitsA states
WaS vessels. Secretary Bryan saia
there wss no tsutu - the story.
Mr.. Bryan declared that ut no time
had this Government stated what its
course would he n Huerta refused to
Accsde to Ns demands for complete
sliinina ton.
Mr.. Bryan likewise declined 90 say
what course OF action the United
States would pursue II the Mexioin
Congress 10 convened tomorrow In the
face OF representations By this Gov
eminent that u WIN not recognire any
n that hodg'a area n lARul
NO FOREIGN POWER HAS RAISED
ANY OBJECTION.
The Secretary said tina, thus far no
foreign power had interposed any OBJ
lection to the course the United states
10 taking In Its endcavor to restore or
der In Mexico,
OSioisls were silent about the inner
negOuations. but were optimistic. 1t
would no, surprise ofiicial circles here
Il N announcement OF Hucrta's inten-
ton 10 resign were Withheld until salts
factory arrangements could be- maze
for the cho.ce OF provisional successor
acceptable TO the constitutionalists.
While the United states might re-
frain from making any suEsesilons Of
~ own. II would endeavor to act ~ Z
medium of mmuulcAtion through
william BAysrd Hale with Gen. Car.
ransa and Chsrse O'shauGhnsssy y,
ASxico City, % that there might be ~
exchange OF We've upon various names
There was report early to-day tia,
Forsign Minister Moheno might be tnt
nAa -elscted. though the views Of the
Constitut!onallsts as TO Mohenos ac-
csptsbility were not known.
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HUERTA BACKING
DOWN; LIND GIVES
HINT ABOUT ARMS
(Continued from First PaSs)

how he expected to accomplish that
object In case Gen. Huerts should re-
main deaf to the persuasion now being
exertsd In MEXICO City.
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WORKERS HELP
PUT CLOCK FUND
al TO s2,3S4,l.35
That Figure in $4,000, 900
Campaign Reached on
the Fifth Day.
GlVERS HIDE NAMES.
So Far S27S,5oo Is Set Down
to Anonymous--Wage Earn
erS' Contributions.
GlVERS HIDE NAMES.


of working girls and men as well as the
big contributions OF the rich are repre-
scented In the C'Si.ls6 so far collected
toward the 100000 fund for the Y. NJ.
,,,y ~ r. ,o,o, =, s,os All va.
49,. a., a A.. ..,
"''e" W '"e WV" !" ''' '"'
hours that ended AT noon to-day ana OF
this go 900 was in one sum from a con-
tributor whose name will be announced
-, Nona.y
!, -,ri a .,-sr, :, On. ,;,v w,o "a.
10, n"nn,,... y, ,,a a.o,h =, n.r
go. ".., a, a.. 49,, ~. o. ,,,,n.
=. - ~. ,,n,.. =, ~. w n
IN one 0. VI. "o.s y. VII. -,
ana wAn.e. W eon'''y ' "e' VII ~ IT,
SISTERS sem ~ eao"' ror i've ye"'s 'ne'
nau "'o' !" '"e 80
inIou." 'ne L. w. ~. my VIZ
cn"u'eo 10 naV0 ucSe"' eua s :" w. ",
OF 'he "ork'"s sM% no"s" ON W.
e"osr~p"e'S' '"emo VI '"'
eioe branch' SEM -"
Mn. 1onn "ahamaNer cont. ",
t''"o ana george a. MORRISON SEN '-'"'V'
There were several sh's Vi 'i'V"
HEAD OF FRENCH bHNNCH
HERE 10 NONoREO.
IT.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, n, tho continued
.,,o... =, IN. c,rnn.iyn ma. greeted
go, s,,h,s,,sm a. tho luncheon al
49, ,.,a,mar,or. No a nroad street
,."t- -. s,.,.o, IT.. vu.-, n
s.e",S.. ~" w,,,,.a ra,,ow.. Nor.
~. Dn.",hv p..t,,. w.r.
90" al" 80. $500, n. French
"o"s - .nn.,,o", .h,, hin
oo"su" Ia~ .on,arrsa ~. ran. a,
..,', a.. .s.s,. -, T. Tuucf,ort
=. 80 wsns h-.r.h a, On.
~, - .wo,.
q" ... nv. hr,nch h., Nvs
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take 4 trip to Europe. and Capt. Riis
10 wanted to supply an important con.
meeting link in the story.
Capt Riley said at his house. No. o03
Ocean avenue. Brooklyn. that he knew
nothing Of . Grand Jury Investigation
and knew OF no reason Mr.. Whitman
should want him a. a witness.
The number Of overlapping swindles
reported to the police. which - by no
means considered the total number
pulled Off In New York. show that
within the last year or more the crooks
have taken about $4,000 from come
ons." II the wire-tappers paid what
they allege for police protection. they
gave some one SSi.50o for the reported
cases alone. Many victims of the wire.
tappsrs cannot AFFORD to "sauesr' and
their losses are never made public.
Twelve other witnesses besides Capt
Riley have been subposAssd to appear
are men said to have been connected
with every big overlapping swindls "
the city In the past two years. Among
the witnesses are George McRae. Frank
Tarbeaux, Albert J. ("Curley") Carter.
TON" Brown and big Bill' Larsen.
The police say MSttae. Carter and Tar.
box are among the most expert wire
| tappers In the business and are nom.
bers Of the Gondorf gang of confidence
/ men. The three are out on $4,000 hal
each.
FOUR cLlouEs OF sWiNplERs
IN THE DEAL.
Four ciidues of swindlers, aocordins
to the story. have been paying one
quarter each Of the $500 q month said
legged the payments were made to two
men now retired from the force. and BY
them taken TO q Headquarters official
On. Of the "go-betweens' 70 said t.
have been a patroIman and the other q
man OF higheFrsnk.
| Val O'Farrell, once . city detectivs
but now a, the head Of an agency Of
his own. Is understood to have visited
Mr.. Whitman yesterday on behalf oi
the former policeman "go.between" ant
offered his clients complete story o.
v,a,, ,ov,,.r,. a. .,ch.,y. "a. In,
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,,,,n,,, .rI 4. :. a.. ~, wh,,r, ,
M. u a.
ws,,. ."sI o.. -. ~.
.,
:" e " ~ w. %
!" u.s.. 50
"au oe." .uo,oe"a." ss's'~' usy' $50
~" p'om'se :" 70" ." ne A"o"s %
'see y" NV '"o'e'"'e"' Ao' '"s '"n'
oeIns'
"O ""e'appers 10 eia'msd' ma
oeen eoie 10 MAKE tho game one OF IN
foremost industries IN New YORK unde
'neir system OF police protection" tn
| p'ek'hss were SO men experts from q
pArts OK we country Hooked here Som
many 'e'usea 70 come across &C
, eorans 70 the "netappers themselves
ana 'heh arrests began 10 FOLLOW
I CLEANED UP 5000 900 IN FEv
uoNrue
al
Thsrs 70 one case In which 1850 va
paid 10 the ponce TO INK" things bu
, the money ID SAID TO nave been refunde
70 the complainant and the ~itnesse
nave all disappeared. Close to SaU.0'
was taken from suckers within fe'
months. however. before the police q
' busy The wiretappers arrested don
= know that they we're double crossed.
y but they say they didn't get what the
> paid for. and for that reason are goin
70 "sausar to the Grand Jury. a. the
have already done to the prosecutor
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ElUDES AUTO BANDITS,
New Haven Doctor speeds Away %
Bullets Fly Around Him.

MrDDLETOwN. Conn. Nov. <.-Au-
t,mobile bandits shot four times early
to-day at DR.. W. F.. Verdi Of New
Haven as ne sped through a lonely
wooded road near here. The physician.
who Is member OF Gov. Baldwtus
stan, put on full speed and escaoed)
unhurt.
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an ardent visitor to the White House.
and Miss Margaret Wilson. eldest Of tine
three daughters Of the President, 10 the
person whom ne visited.
DR.. HorraN lives at Montclair. y. j..
and received his NJ. D. from Johns Hop
kins Medical School in Baltimore This
year. lie is now house officer of the
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital.
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BINNHAMTUN, Y, Y, Nov. N-FTrs
partially destroyed the Thompson de-
partment store here this afternoon. re-
sultlng In IA loss estimated at $780, 900.
SIX other buildings were damaged.
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"MY CHILDREN wERE CURED
g.: :.'f Dsss y vi si's:. =. sss ~. ~ .; f@ \"
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IN, e. S 2rf SSEfEa hSHnoS StiSSiNy5g
3. n -: 49, u: a. osk +. &c sis oS
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Mothers Pension Law Uphela.
ST. PAUL, MINI. Nov. II. - The
Minnesota Supreme Court to-day uplicd
the Mot.ors Pension law.
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Rumor in Washington has II that
Williams College may become directly
Interested In two OF President Wilson's
daughters instead Of in Miss Jessie VIII
son alone. DR.. Gilbert Horrax. Bachelor
OF Arts from Williams In 1909. who will
be an attendant ut the Wilson-Sayre
wedding. is the man who is said 10 be
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HEARD RILEY HAD PLANNED
TRIP ABROAD.

+, The District Attorney had heasd Capt
Riisy's health Was such he INTENDED 70
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-02-14
2EA 4C112v 3@lE
Valentine pay In ireland.


In Ireland the great feature of st.
Valentines day il the breakdown
dance. All the boys and all the girls
engaged In 1t, the couple dancing the
longest winning the coveted applause.
The victorious couple Is looked upon
as well mated. and not infrequently
wedding follows during Eastertide.
The dance itself is indeed spec.
tacle. With much ceremony the door
OF the barn is lifted from It's hinges
and the dance commenced as soon as
the fiddler or the player OF the bagpipe
orders the couples out. The floor OF
the barn ia of mud: hence the door
is laid on the ground to form a suit
able surface for the dancers. Gold
smith describes the dancers In his
Deserted Village:"
"rhe dancing pair that simply sought ro-
nown,
ny holding our to tire each other down"
The absolute whole-heartedness OF
the dance and the fieroeness of these
tests Of endurance must be seen to
be appreciated. Though the occa-
sion Is one OF the utmost jollity and
good Will. the contestants are In dead
earnest In thei rendeayors to win.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-02-14
TWO cARBUNcLEs ON NECK

Veterans Home, Napa Co., Gait
was afflicted with two carbuncles on
the back of my neck. The doctors said
they were the largest carbuncles he
ever saw. / suffered the most intense
agony, so much that | could not rest
or sleep for about month. One was
lanced four times. When the first be-
gan to get better another broke out
and was equally as painful as the first
one. I heard of Cuticura Soap and
Ointment being good for such things.
so procured box of Cuticura Oint-
ment and cake of Cuticura Soap. |
washed both the carbuncles with Cuti-
cura Soap frequently whenever any
pus began to gather, and applied the
Cuticura Ointment. felt relief after
the first use of Cuticura Soap and
Ointment, and in a weeks time both
carbuncles were gone and was com
pletely cured. have not been trou-
bled since.
Il also had eczema of the scalp. My
scalp itched fearfu1ly and pimples be-
gan to break out which emitted pus,
and my head became sore and scaly.
had dandruff also. I used Cuticura
Soap for shampoo with hot water,
and used the Cuticura Ointment on my
scalp, and it afforded instant relief. fol-
lowed by absolute cure" (Signed)
George H. Wetsell, Dec. IL. 1911.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample of each
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address
postcard "Cuticura. Dept. L, Boston"
Adv.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-02-14
HAVE YOU TRIED THIS7
Simple Prescription Said TO Work
Wonders for Rheumatism.

best doctors for years as the quickest
and most reliable cure obtainab1e for
rheumatism and backache. It has been
published here for several winters and
II In short time From your drug
gist get one ounce OF Toris compound
lin original sealed packagc) and one
ounce OF syrup Of Sarsaparilla COM
pound. Take these two ingredients
home and put them into half pint or
good whiskey. Shake the bottle and
take tablespoonful before each meal
and at bedtime" Results come the
first day. II your. druggist does not
have Toris Compound In stock he will
sale house. Don't be Influenced to take
some patent medicine instead of THIS
Insist on having the genuine Toris
sealed, yellow package. published by the
Globe Pharmaceutical laboratories OF
Chicago.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-02-14
HONOR DAY or
MARTYRED SAINT

me martyved saint whose name re.
Zines and beauties the merry customs
Of the ancient Roman festival OF the
Lupercaila knew naught Of those SUI.
ferinss OF his death seem 10 aesort IN
with the season OF the mating birds
and the Jolly fprms of loyemaklng
with which that season has been cele.
brated from time smmamorial.
II IL not known whether his place ia
che calendar was assigned 10 the mid
die OF February with the purpose Of
lending a moro serious tone to tho gid.
silness or Roman youths and maidens
Ia drawing their eweesheArts By lot.
hut certain II is that. though the lot.
terry 81 drawing ones valentine con-
finued until late period OF English
history. II changed 10 form more
worthy Of approval BY the serious and
sanity man whose name commenda II.
Though IN this country and this gen
GRAFTON the proper observance OF st.
Valentines day ia limited to the anon.
ymoan sending OF tender or sentl.
mental missives, leaving the ro-
cipient 20 solve the mystery Of the
sender In his or her own imagination,
there have been IN the past many
pretty or fanclfni notions associated
with the day.
One WAS that the flrst person OF the
opposite sex one met on ST. VaIen.
tines morning was 10 be his or her
companion for life, and We may i'm.
agine the care with which the yotaries
OF this little superstition avoided meet.
ing the wrong person, Sometimes
soung women sought to decide the per.
sonaiity OF their valentines BY dream
ing. and even resorted TO indigestible
food at going to bed on ST. Valentines
eve In order TO induce the dreams.
A sport Of the young folks In Eng.
land Was to celebrate a little festival
on 81. Valentines eve, In which the
company was divided into couples by
LOT and the young man was expected
20 be attentive for some days 10 the
lady who Was drawn as his valentine
taking her 10 parties. and SO forth.
IN these days the fortunate or unfor.
tunate young man who had drawn
valentine In this way would be expect
50 20 pay something for carriage hire
and theater tickets. II cost the cour.
tiers o. Charles II. something TO DO
chosen as valentine. for Pepys, In his
diary, Informs as OF certain belle
81 the court who received jewel OF
& 500 value from her valentine Of one
year and ring worth $500 from her
valentine Of another year,
No true disciple OF 81. Valentine will
Indulge In tho license OF the carica.
lures and libeis that are nowadays
sent through the malls under cover OF
the secrecy that Ia sacred to his day.
They are altogether allen TO the spirit
Of the season.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-02-14
TABLE
TO DO HONOR TO
ST. VALENTINE

"a oMEHOW or other, Cupid never
seems half so busy as at st.
AZ Valentines day. Then the little
god of love holds full sway. How
Cupid came to be connected with the
idea of ST. Valentines day Is rather
vague. There has been q current be-
lief for ages that on the fourteenth OF
February the birds choose their mates;
possibly that is the origin OF the
Idea.
st. Valentine lived In the third cen
fury, and ever since that period his
birthday, the fourteenth OF February,
has been named In his honor.
Formerly 1t was the custom ON st.
Valentines eve to drop an equal num-
Der OF names OF young men and wom-
EN- In box. The maiden whose name
was drawn was presumed to be the
young mans valentine. This was con
sidered an omen predicting the happy
termination of a love affair.
The old-fashioned valentines were
usually homemade" with the verses
written especially for the person they
were intended for and conveyed many
real affectionate sentiments. Though
the present valentines are factory
made, and many thousands can be
bought of similar kind, surely the
maiden OF today welcomes the verses
printed on lace paper and decorated
with hearts, or forget-me-nots. with
much the same enthusiasm as did the
girl OF long ago. for valentine Is
a message fragrant with love. or
friendship. and causes many heart
throb.
The day which has an enhancing
charm, especially for young people and
children, Is fayorite occasion on
which to entertain friends. A valen-
tines party could be called hearty
party" because hearts play such a
prominent part In the decorations and
games.
All the world loves lover" SO
perhaps that is the reason valentine
affairs are so popular With little
expense one can decorate table
for a valentine luncheon, or dinner,
which win call forth expressions of
surprise and admiration.
Send your invitations on heart
shaped cards. or postal card yaIen-
tines. II II is to be children's par
", buy supply Of candy notices ard
hide them In different places about
the room, then allow 20 minutes for q
merry hunt Award prize, some
thing that Is In keeping with the
event, 10 the one who collects the
greatest number.
Another way TO entertain the young.
sters is to have large heart OF pa.
per with a small red heart In the
center. Blindfold each child In turn
and see who can pin a paper arrow
nearest the heart.
A unique way to choose partners
for the supper is made by having an
immense heart OF cardboard covered
In red crepe paper, The girls take
turns In standing In front OF the
Heart. while the boys march In front
OF them to the music OF some lively |
song. When the player stops sudden.
ly the girl who is framed in the heart
becomes the partner OF the youth IN
front OF her
Red and white have always been the !
acceptable colors for decorating a val |
entine table, but latterly there has |
been strong indication towards pink
Cupids, hearts, bows and arrows, are
the most appropriate decorations for
this holiday "All the world loves a
lover" so the more hearts and Cuplds
that adorn the table. tho prettier the |
effect will me.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-02-14
Knew Il All.

An old but sturdy Irishman, who
had made a reputation as a gang
boss, was given job with railroad
construction company at Port-au-
Prince, Haiti. One day, when the sun
was hotter than usual, his gang of
black Haitians began to shirk, and as
the chief engineer rode up on his
horse the Irishman was heard to
shout:
Allez-you sons Of guns-allez!"
Then turning to the engineer, he
said; i curse the day I liver learned
their language"
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-02-14
CONSTIPATION
Munyon's Paw-Pav

Munyon's Paw-Paw
Pillsare unlike all 9TH
er laxatives or cathar-
tics They coax the
liver into activity by
gentle methods. they
do not scour: they do
not grippe; they do not
weaken; but they do
start all the secretions
of the liver and stom-
ach in a way that soon
puts these organs in a
healthy condition and
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-02-14

long had loved winsome maid,
But when my timid tongue esahyed,
Without avaii. to tell the tale,
then resolved. though lips might fall.
That pen should speak--and 30 l wrote
MY lady an impassloned note,
IN every phrase 20 lovers sweet,
laid my homage at her feet:
Extnlled her face and form-4In flne,
humbly begged that she'd be mine.
rhen wreathed u round with bloom and
vino.
And signed II thus; 'Thy Valentino
That eve we met--I'I ne'er forget
tts pain psrvades my being yet.
Her cheeks were flushed. her eyes were
With young afrection's tender light
Dear Jack" said she. you ought to
soc
The valentine that csmc to me.
Twas twined IN roses all abiow.
And arrows sped from Cupld's bow;
And IN the midst rhythmic line
That breathed such burning love divine
u made my heart with rapture thrill
knew AZ once that twas from VIII"
ITO you. dear Jack, / may confess.s
She said unheedlng my distress.
That love II blind. or WIN would see
I'm quite as much in love as ho;
But he IL such q bnsbful beau
wish you'd kindly tell him So,
Moral
When next pen ioyeiorn line.
IN sign II Jack" not "Vaientine.n
Harriet Bunker Austin, In National
magazine.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-02-14

corrects constipation Munyon's Paw-Paw
Pills are tonic to the stomach. liver and
nerves. They invigorate instead of weaken:
they enrich the blood instead of impover-
ishing II; they enable the stomach to get all
the nourishment from food that is put into
Il Price IS cents. All Druggists
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-02-14
one at a Time.

She-When we are married, dear,
| must have three servants.
He-Certainly, darling. But try to
keep each as long as possible.-St.
Louis Post.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-02-14
Dean suift.a nantla prots.t.

The gentle Dean Swift, In writing to
a friend. describes his first reception
OF a comic valentine:
II was seated in my library when
the postmaster arrived and | opened
the bag. What was my surprise to
find my first greeting on ST. Valen-
tines morning to be a representation
OF . fat person. with body like a
pig and head like n dolt. or course.
Il grieyed me. for always considered
the day enc devoted to everything
beautiful In life. But felt far more
compassion for the unfortunate mental
condition OF the sender than | did
for the feelings Of the recipient. which
were. assure you. quite healed be-
fore ! finished breakfast"
The simplicity OF this gentle pro-
test, scarcely rebuke. is pathetic.
Much more kindly and considerable is
the tender missive. even though II be
sentimental. like the following:
III you'll be mine
viii DO thyme.
Ana 30 Good
Morrow. Valentine"
For ST Valentines day is a day Of
Joy. OF love. OF happiness.