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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-11
IRISH HOME RULE
PROBLEM BEFORE
PARLIAMENT
King George il Opening Speech
Urges That Ulster Question
Be Settled by Consent if
Possible,

Iondou Feb KING George.
with tbe rnefonary corononlal toda,
opnpnd a.. motnrnfore ana historic
aaeaiop or parliamopt which accord
tpp III alI ra.aonabia probabilitv win
ecn the victorious conclusion of tine
thlrtv.ypar gimeplo ~ fhc tibprul par
n, a. oi,a. snlf.povcrnncnt a. ireland
Tbe ho,nn rulr NM ,rhlrb ig to be-
.nresentcd i'm me hotge of commons
for tho third limo VIII IN carried. re.
.erive mo rovol assent with on wuh.
out mo consent Of thp house of
lords
whether fbn MN win pass ap i'll
atands. or whether II wlu BE- amended
TO meet me maeopuhluucs of Ulster,
viii dcpond ON mo nature az me CON
eosslons which tho prime minister an-
pouncod he wouid mike Ia bchnlf of
tho Government AN the prouer time
Tho kings speech. ln 4 gupc pus-
sage. expressed tho earnest desire of
ms majesty To attain settlement bY
consent. and this desire was fcryonty
echoed ~ Premier Asuuth m the
house Of commons and Nacount Nor
lsy IA thp house of lords n their open
fur rurrrhes.
rha anrne In the lor0 was brill
fnnf ln the DstrDmr ana in tine
commons dnpoiaus The appearance ct
iho assembly gave mo- Indication of
iho paaaions aurgng in the Opposing
aides 0r that the sessions SO quietly
commenced might lead tu events little
short az cWl war
Despite the cOneiliatory tone of
both premlfr Asqulth ANA Lord Nor
lpp email hapo WINS fpft ia thp Hobbies
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-11
SENATE PASSES BILL
FOR PROTECTION
Of CONGRESS
Heavy Penalties Are Imposed
for lnlperSOnating, LibeIing
or Trying to Bride National
Lawmakers,

Washington, Feb. lO-ScnatOr CUM
Minis bill DESIGNED To cure some Of
the evils disclosed by the lobby n-
vestigaton last summer was passed
by the senate today without debate.
IL would provide heavy penalties for
imperonators Of members OF con-
gress or other federal officials and
Tor over-actlye lobbyists
The first section Of the measure
would make II crime. punishable 10y
not more than 1--WE years impris0n"
ment ana not more than $40 600 fine,
for any person to impcrsanate mem
Der or employe Of congress or Of
nicer OF the United States in communl-
cations across state lines.
Under the second section, it wopld
be u crime, punishable by not more
than three years Imprisonment and
not more than $4,000 fine for any per-
son 10 state falsely That he has in-
nuenccd or has brought Influence 10
bear upon any member of congress or
officers OF the United states concern
ing law-making or the execution OF
the laws, Other than lawful Influence
of right reason and Justice
The third would make it q crime
punishable boy imprisonment for not
more than ten years and by fine Of
not more than $4,000 for any person
TO bring 10 bear the influence desig
mated in the second paragraph.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-11

fhe Trinidad STRIKE dlnrct in Janu-
arN 1914 DE- wfnt t0 Delneua
superintendent eundauss ~ The
neAem mime tuld him he testified
thf De would n0i be permitted tu I'M
fpr4rH uHN 0f thn men At Hastings
ll5Wo nnd he companions Wero
stopped because thcl pase WAs not
.mHdr 0uf o udm'i lIem No ih1t
oumu
RI Forbes tho inspectors received
permission from ihe mine aupfrinten-
dcnt ~ question thp men, hut later
Wufe afdcfri HWay hy iho militia hc
mW
rha Iuom was excused after o
lnnaihA examination which went into
IniHlH yCDirdlam thr Inpe' Qon "olh
affiea uu Ny tho tltc
Ih. 0mmuiHc next called a. O. '0-
raN 1908 employee ~ tho state ttpaF-
Ier office bot formerly ronnrried
with thc labor ramIutHluu office.
ne tlia of Du Investigation be- made
0f die explosion JOB lbe lrmcro nmo
january 1910. whom moro thpn aoVpn-
o. men worc d'fd From thia nFoatl-
rHUou hc reached tho conclusions
Naf thf mlnn hnd been insufficlpntly
snrnNiDd ana thnt there had hecn
frequent falla ~ rock
John vs. lell minor ana mining on-
eiuerr who until recently was snper-
r'erAcnt ~ the Womeu mine. an
independent eunceu in lAa Animw
county. Wid he had found Union cine
mage4 Wope moro efficient ihuu those
vino were MOI organized
'Whllo you worc employed in SOUTH
prn Colorado did you le1rn anything
0f hiueKIetnef
eyes. n existed TO gome extent
what SINS your understanding re-
wrdiue the reason ION NOT employing
mo mon named ON the hluekliHtaf
"Nome Gf tham were supposed to
Doe agItaiofs
can aglator is man who is work
ing 10 ormnIlc the union 81 hc uot?'
rYoH"
When you were superintendent of
the We8teH mine. Were the men Paid
ron every 1000 pounds taken out2'
'fhefr was considerable come
plHut ~ short weights
Was me complaint tuFf Hr tim
inca.
80 ecomod 60 he iuHi
then thore waa short wciehne
Ncs
Questioned regarding thh capW OF
Die minors eiuf fhc Wtnnsa answer
cd cautiously hut hually said Wv Yer
lInfrd recognition 0l the union MHs
ute muslin obstacle ln preventing Hsei-
tomnm
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-11

"a Gao amp remled that ihey wore
Nnlan mnu NeN would hnitUr LOOK
nh. ho Hte thngre e0iug ~ ahe0i
fun. fHli ktnuel suddenly walk
ina hm ahua fftccn irtt mad huri
bot fhe white flaH ip the HrOnud THE
nrA ustHuf two maehHe sun# 0penr
nnun lhs tNnt colony ONO man wnH
EHNi through ihe hcAd and killed aa
he Wua ffyiug tN grt AWAY h0E
HHs hii H-ne umes
VIA anf 81 mm mrn tgplf ln the
ifU HfkHd committeeman
hHFe reason iD htluFr thHt iuW
Mfn got their gaua lOOk irfuao ln a
aimh and ffad Haak watts tho reply
Ihc rrE evidence of thiH thlt
although there Wff0 fiilq guards tnt
arlt hcnif Tour m.n Nd ND tent tul7
aHN. fhe guards Nrnf hk ~ fruls
Iai without cIpiHriHa Il pfI=HHef
fHWaUHH Testimony wHa uhenm
plotted Nhen 600 hhirman, somewhat
HfiW t.e prfsrrHoi umr adjourned
iho SECESSION 1np auui lfuicr Win rr-
0umf the stand a 2 n'ciael, tomorrow
mnrnlnE
Hefpf lass Uuua iemlmonF George
fl Arnold 81 West virginia Uld Of
having been induced Do como tn Tho
colorado p0n felda Ne Had. how
efer lhai hf ila nni gn lo work n
ilH MINDS 30 Waa soon rNeWof
N T HiUAfN secretary of thc Col.
HrHda Federation of Tabor told ef Nn
mN fleatInu he hai mlde of lhe hud
HHenes thrOush WhNh James Admins
i8si u.rhi testified hti 3D. had hcpu
induced 20 connie n Colorado Admins
tiii ho unlsitiaul hp N1a i1 lnr-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-11
Peculiar After Effects
Of Grip This Year.
Leaves Kidneys 10 Weakened Condition

Doctors in all parts Of the country
have been kept busy with the cpl
denlic Of grip which has visited SO
many homes, The symptoms Of grin
this year are often very distressins
and leave the system in q run down
condition, particularly the kidneys
which seem to suffer most, as almost
every victim complains of lame back
and urinary troubles which should not
be neglected as these danger signals
often lead to dangerous kidney trou-
blcs Druggists report a large sale ON
Or. Kilmer's Swamp-Root which so
many people say soon heals and
strengthens the kidneys after an ate
tack of grip. swamp Root is a great
kidney, liver and bladder remedy, and,
theing an herbal compound, has a
gentle healing effect on the Kidneys.
which Is almost Immediately noticed
in most cases by those who try IT, Dr.
Kilmer * co.. Binghamton, ~ y, Of
fer to send a sample size bottle of
swamp Root, on receipt of ten cents,
to every sufferer who requests it. A
trial win convince any one who may
be- in need of IT, Regular size bottles
scots. and $500 For sale at an drug
gists. BE sure to mention this paper.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-11
LORD DEClES AND WIFE
IN SALT LAKE CITY


Salt lake City, Feb. no. Lord and
Lady rotea arrived hy special train
0u the iwnvor rio Grunde mo $3.50
o'clock This morning and Viii leave
tonight on early tomorrow on the
Western Pacific railroad for San
Francisco
Lord Deeics talked freely to inter-
viewers. contrasting fnvorably the
lumfDtacN of die Wcsi with what nc
entitled the "inulnr ehamcterlstlos' OF
the people OF the east he Expressed
upple. atlon of lhe scenery regretted
shat Doc was mot nhle Co hunt big game
and discussed ans frune ana othor
factors m Western development They
had 20 drivr about The eitE and were
guests 10 dn organ recital I'm the tab
orna,le me musical program closing
With rht star Sp1nglcd BANNER
Tho recital Was private. ndmitnne'
hcinE dcniel whiting crowd
Indy peelcs stopped at the tahcr-
nuele door o ltt q little glrl get n
snapshot of her
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-11
I MON WfTNES~ts TiiI or
CONDITIONS IN MiCfliG ~

ff.,g..l 9ush urh ia Condi.
l.,. t1o .n,ner ,nltte. uarr W..
'',ti.,a ,ai,. ~, f.,,r ,,,tncss.s for
IN. .f,n.in" milan nten brrore no
,,i,s,. i,y.atip,tirt, .,,h.ro,ouitt.a Am
..rei,t nna eldnrg nboppna prnylnualv
had ana tbrlr etotlr. nj lbi hearlprg
'nf.ro ,ta4nrn.,' Flrria
rbonas sta nrseidant m mo
Ah,,et laeai IN is, Wos,ern Fedora
1,a, IA Nt.,,,s rsi,ted ta.c an nne
,..,slar n, blu nvprrionpe IN. ii miner
ri, NM .ean ,on,nnllea a. ro forfh
r...,, 1,. riiff ,ntn. m y.lnter hie
'i.,b,5 ,.t ~ ,nf XII tinbnr for nse
hal.W
IN mint ,bar. ", onlraro.p TX.
claimed 0enreeentatlve cngov nH
tnrrr ~ stsf. le,r a. proteat mo Main
rr from such mhuman conditioner"
Angus ~. Kerr of counsel for tho
Western Federation to whom The
Question Wus directed. replied that
thero .Waa no such law.
Onf Hcre. minof. iold tho COM
mlure that mime capuiu Ia south
kearuipo mine. had ehoiled him out
.of 500 uy changing the measurements
on the rock he had lnbon ont because
ho hnd told him he was aaine tO mutt
0uaVe you no Way 20 roctify these
deplofnhle conditions" asked MT
Casey Tho witness replied that the
mue captains word Was final
Borg snld be Waa "a slockholdcr ln
a mali mime controlled u.s. tho Calu-
met Is fieom.
n ensss vour amonnt 90 Work iH
mot onnuph tn control the company"
rrnnritpd Chairman TAYLOR.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-11
ZION CITY PASSES
PUBLIC MORALS
ORDINANCE



Zion CITY ll.. Fcb TO- The city
council tonight passed an ordinance
Tor thc promotion Of pnhIic morals
and the regulation of the conduct Of
citizens The first section NJ the or
dinanco makes Il unlawful 10 do any
act, suggest amy conduct on Soy amy
word that IS profane vulgar or Inn
moral on that bats tendency 10 Of
fend public decency
The second section ia directed chief
~ m flirting ana makes % unlawful
for my persons IN loud or bolster
Gus tone TO ask any other 10 accom-
pany him or her ion buggy carriage,
automobile or other vehicle or for q
walk
section three prohibits any opera
tor of bicycle OF motorcycle from
taking amy person of the opposite sex
an his machine except on side seat.
10 also makes ID against the law FOR
any person 10 sit On The knee or lap
Of tho opposite seX ar embrace one
another IN public place.
The ordinance proseHDes the june
ture Of the pit Of TIM neck with the
claVIclc or cOlarbOncs or on the
shoulders creator than q third part
of the distance from the neck 10 the
tip of the shoulders ne the point bee
low which gowns lor woman of
ever ~ years Of age becomes inn
modest vulgar indecent ana suggcs-
tive Of low and vicious morals
The ordinance prohibits sleeves
which cNposa 81 womms arm above
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-11
( AMlLY ADDICTED
10 SUICIDE HABIT

100 w NU-I LOO Y" HHI"
Irr the UmmpIe srt hY hel mother NnA
fhtr Mle Eina Zimmerman
hitnraauhfT 8 fe1rs oldt leap9a
uUm n raaf IF Cd HUten-stoW build
m n 3 dohn HRu retail district to-
alt ana w4a dashed % death. Miss
xmmprmsna ulen f. Oeuid give n7
iolauu f0r dependency un hrr part
49, und Mrs I ~ Zimmerman, ihH
aHEa parents heth committed Suicide
Hh+- fH=4hea- hanged herself here. IU
11H uua ihe HfHof In 1905 shot him
f,lf while guest a % h0iei sn awu1
lnnrton. cnin
'fha sHle relative nf Miss thinner
man. known Ga mrvivc b. maineF.
sald 20 lye in san Diego. Calf
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surfraqcttcs Divided on Policies.

Chicago, Feb. l0.-Mrs. Jessie Har-
dy Stubs, western chairman for the
Congressional Union for Woman Suf-
frage, today invited Mrs. Medn Me-
Cormick. chairman Of the legislative
committee of the National Womans
Suffrage association, TO debate over
tho policies of the TWO organizations.
Mrs Mccormick previously had is
sued a statement that her organization
was not in sympathy with the policies
Of the rival organization, especially Its
proposed march on the White House.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-11
Not SAW, MONEY

Whom SOU my roley's Honey and
Tar Compound because lust Tow
dasos stops the cough aHd heals the
cold enc hottie lasts "A lens time, ana
thc laat dose S. as good as the liiet'
AIRS S. s. s., 20 Nan Huren ST. kinss-
ton. q. s.. SAWS afather had laEfippe
and hs cough WAS something terri
h5r and hr could MOI AiFVR tH7#f I
Honey aud Tar not only stopped ms
caunhng. but u brought my Voice
back 20 me after n severe ease ot
ns.,li. A.i.s aHs ia-uEi'is fof sale
hy Butts Inc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-11
ELECTED
IN IOWA DISTRICT

Davenport la, Feb lO-Henry
Vonmer democratic candidate for
TO succeed the late l. s..
Pepper. was elected today by about
1900 plurality Harry 10. Iuu re-
publican candidate, ran second and
Charles =. Henley progressive, was
third
The progressive vote was about a
third Of the republican figures. Noll-
mer carried scott Clinton Jackson
and Johnson counties and Hun car
ried Muscntine and Iowa. N0llmcr
ran strong in the cities and Hun led
ia the rural precincts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-11
ATTENTION.

Cooks. Bakers, IIousckecpers. Etc.
will teach you how TO make com
pressed yeast beating any yeast ON the
market in time keeping, and costs only
six cents a pound TO make IT, For
particulars, address HARRY b. NIL
LER Trinidad, colo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-11
Fire Destroys tuberculosis saniiarium

Milwaukee. Wis Feb lo.-Forty-
five inmates of the Blue Mound sani-
forum for tuberculosis patients were
driven out OF their beds here today by
q fire which swept over the institution
and totally destroyed IT, with loss
of $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-11
Sterling Silver

OONA 1AAAS OA1NCI
BOWLS
SANDWICH TRAYS
BREAD AND BUTTER TRAYS
MAfONNAfSE SITS
BONBON DISHES
LEMON DISHES
BASKETS
BREAKFAST SETS
CAKE KNIVES
FISH KNIVES
LETTUCE SERVERS
TOMATO SERVERS
BERRY SPOONS
BOtIIION SPOONS
ICE CREAM SPOONS
4 TABLESPOONS
TEASPOONS
DESSERT SPOONS
SOUP SPOONS
COFFEE SPOONS
COLD MEAT FORKS
SALAD FORKS
OYSTER FORKS
DINNER FORKS
DESSERT FORKS
KNIVES Of Every Description.
All the NcW
STERLING SILVER NOVELTIES
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DANGER IN BATHING SEASON
For Many Reasons Girls Make q Mia
take In Seeking TO Acquire
Coat Of Tan.

The girl Who wishes TO keep her skin
and hair beautiful will exert the great
est care OF II during the salt waite
bathing season. She should not iiagei
on the beach after she comes out o
the water. but should wash on all sal
from her skin before exposing hersel
to the sunshine sraia. n the salt wa
ter reaches her hair at all. II should b,
washed OF at once. She should no
neglect this st any cost. for the brin,
Is very harmful to her hair and scalp
forming a hard crust on the head as 4
dries.
To protect the complexion from III,
salt water. II In a good idea to rui
plenty OF cold cream into the face be
fore going in. The girl may dust q
over with powder. ~ she does no, car,
to pass out before the other bathers
with her face all shiny from the cream
The grease will keep out the salt water
In some degree and Will serve as n pro
lection against tho sun.
Girls cannot be too strongly ursee
to do everything in their power to car,
for their skin and hair They shoulc
try to avoid tan as they would poisor
ivy. IL may seem desirable at the mo
ment. but when they wear iow-neckee
frocks the tan on their throafs. shaped
like the necks OF their bathing suits
VIII look so ugly that they will sin
cerely regret ever having acquired IL.
Then they viii be even more sorry
when the tan begins to fade and they
look like victims OF the jaundice. &c
say nothing Of having skin like
leather.
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EASY TO CLEAN PANAMA HAT
No Need to Pay High Price to Have
the Work Done by q Profess
sionai Renosator.

panama hat Is a delightful acces
sorry to ones wardrobe. II may b.
cleaned or bleached repeatedly. A tea
spoonful Of oxalic acid to n pint OF
lukewarm water will safely clean s
panama. ieghorn. milan and other lighi
straw hats. Apply TO the hat with a
soft brush or sponge. Clean only a
small portion at n time. and then rut
OF as much moisture as possible with
n clean white cloth. as in this way
there will be less tendency of the hat
losing its shape. Go over the entire
hat carefully. and when partly dry
press with a moderately hot iron over
n muslin cloth. Lemon Juice may be
used instead OF the oxaiic acid with
good resuits-
To renew a black straw hat,
sponge with alcohol and then brush Il
over with q thin solution OF gum
arabic. which gives a varnish finish ~
well ~ = slight stiffness. II the straw
10 very dinxy. use good black ink or
LIQUID shoe dressing before apply
Ing the gum arabic.
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w. o. Skinner Here On au.ine..

W o. Skinner OF Pueblo. represent
ing the traffic department OF the
Santa Fe Railroad company. is a bus
mess visitor in Canon City today.
SIR. skinner SAYS the business Of his
company here compares favorably
With that ~ any other town OF simi-
lar size on the system in Colorado.
VIII ee Applicants for Naturalization.
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APPRECIATES SUPPORT
OF HIS FRIENDS

kecnly ap1reciating the very gen.
erous support extended to me for
the office II sheriff hy the peop,e
OF Fremont county at the recent elec-
tons ! take this method OF thanking
all of those who in any way con
tribu,ed to the success OF my cam
paiEn for 'he place. My majority at
the polls was complimentary and
gratifying IN the extreme and !
would be ungratefni for the splendid
vote accorded me II gave no pub
lie expression OF my thankfulness
and esteem to those who made my
election possible
To lead the ticket in such con-
test as the one OF last Tuesday Is an
honor of which am not unmindful.
and. as an evidence of public coma.
dence. imposes ohlIgations and du.
ties upon me which | will endeavor
TO live up TO at NIL times. Pleased
and grateful for the help and CO.
operation given me.
am. very sincerely.
w Fl. NEwCoMB.
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NOTICE.

Canon City. Colo. Nov. l. 1914.
The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Fruitland Water
Company will be held on December
9TH. 1914. at p. IN. ut the office OF
the president. L. l. Harding. at fo5
Main street Canon City. Colorado.
Tor the purpose OF elccting Board
- Directors and any other business
that may come before the meeting
under the bylaws Of the Company
Respectfully yours.
Attest: L l.. HARDING.
THEO. SHOEMAKER. Pres
Secretary.
First publication November 10. 1914.
Last publication December ;. 1914.
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HOLDER FOR THE PASTE po1'
Little Article, Easy to Make. Hides
Useful Writing Table Accessory
Best Material is SILK

The useful anil necessary paste pot is
not very slightly article to place upor
a writing table. or anywhere else fol
the matter of that. and we give 8
sketch. therefore. OF a cover that may
be easily prepared for II. that will AT
any rate. help to hide II and improve
its appearance.
II can be made with the aid of any
cardboard. box of the shape and size
indicated in the illustration. and ir
the first place the lid must be gluec
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speaLIna of suffraoette..

A lady of great beauty and attract
iveness. who was an ardent admirer OF
ireland, once crowned her praise Of Il
AT n party by saying:
4 think ! was meant for an Irish
woman.
Madam reioined a witty son OF
Erin. Who happened to be present.
thousands would back me in saying
that you were meant for an Irishman-"
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Fatal pInea.e.

A young painter who had just IN
ished n picture insisted upon a FRIEND
calling to see Il.
There. now enthused the artist
you see my new picture What's the
matter with that
Il don't know replied the bored
friend. but I should say it was a case
OF ART failure. re.--National Monthly.
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a ssav-st-l4ore.

-os course. Ia like to vote said
Mrs McGadiey. But I dunno's I'D
ever get a chance 10 exercise my right
10 vote even II ! had Il.
Couldn't you 80 TO the polls and
cast your ballot. like anybody else."
No n everybody voted all the
help In the house would be sure to
want the day OF every time there was
an election--
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The East Canon Association enjoy
ed a delightful afternoon with Mrs.
George =. SEWER at her home On
Rudd avenae. Thursday. Dainty re-
frcshments Wers served by the hos
tess. assisted by Mrs. Russell and
Airs. Caseoser A pleasant surprise
was featured by the sedden and un-
expected appearance OF the North
Canon division. The war in Europe
and the swful suffering attendant up
on II was discussed.
Mrs. Emma Hall read an article
from the Continent upon the needs
Of the starving. dying people. A do
nation OF nfty dollars from the Gene
raj Association is TO be made and
sent at once We hope all the good
church women OF Canon will add their
mite to this great need Might not
the club women fall into line too,
This is definite need.
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Saving labor.

The automobile is a great boon to
the poor. overworked horse.- said the
sympathetic woman
"Yes.- replied Mr. chuggins. but
while II is making life easy for the
horse. II has three or four human be-
ings busy day and night keeping the
machine In repair
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Explained.

I hear that you have a college
graduate for a cook Isn't that rather
expensivsT-
NO, very. She works for her board
and clothes.-
why. how does she come to do
;hat7-
She's my wife.--Rehoboth Sunday
Herald
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Why did you take out the mir
rors you had around your soda foun-
tainT-
They hurt the business. When
ever woman saw how she looked In
haiing a drink through q straw she'd
never come back to do II again
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No, a Ranh Promise.

ID you think you will be able to
provide for my daughters wants and
neoessities'" asked the proud parent
4 don't know about her wants.- an
sWered the prudent young man. but
ain be able to provide for her ne
cessities-
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No,hIno Soften. Kim.

-rompkins seems to have an incur
able Crouch"
1 agree with you I've known him
90 eat meal that would delight an
epicure. toss OF a glass OF cordial.
light ascent cigar and start right
In knocking humanity
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phIlo.opner. and op,ImI....

What Is the difference between a
philosopher and an optimist-'
Well. a philosopher takes things as
they come. while an optimist. u they
come with the dark siae uppcrmost.
turns them OYER.