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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07

n seems ike Old times TO hear Of
Captain pankcy ut Lamy Junction,
a.. NJ. receiving eighteen carloads Of
Hereford bulls for his ~So.o00-acro
ranch along the GalisteO. These $50
bulls came from Kansas city. which
rs Is pretty good lot Of ho-stock to
get in and turn loose at one time,
Early in May Senator Pankey VIII
ship i've cars Of steers 20 his feeding
pastures in Kansas and ,his viii be
the largest lot 90 come % Of New
Mexico this year-ncnver Fold and
Farm
= a. Hess lcu for Rocky Ford
Monday afternoon. whore hc will at
tend an auction sale uf high-gradc
dairy stock. AR. Hess says that un-
less the price is entirely out OF reach
he viii hring back the best of the
herd Go grace his farm Some time
since MIR Hess buugh, some choice
dairy cows from she southern part of
the state. Most of these he has dis
posed OF Co his n%clehbors Hence the
"trip To- restock his farm Maxwell
Mail.
" Hardy at Portalcs has just
closed "a deal whereby hc becomes
posseEsod Of thirty head 81 registered
Jersey COWS purchased ron the pro-
prietoFH of the Tnu Jersey farm. this
lnTgesI ranch Of tue Kind in ths
LplulsStateA- TlieA VIA reach Pur'
1ics ahout The 18th III this month
Mr. Hardy owns q splendid shallow
water farm four miles soJ.h OF Por'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07
TWO NERVOUS
WOMEN
Made Well By Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.

Philadelphia, Pc. - had a severe
case Of nervous prostrstion, with palpi-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07
OF
COLORADO MEET
IN DENVER

The annual convention Of the Col
Ioradu S-tockgrowers' association has
been called to meet at The Albany
hotel in Denver. April 0, 10 and II.
One Of the principal matters that
ore Ia come up at the convention is
the bili now being pushed la congress
to put the remaining public lands
upon "A leasing basis. Colorado
stockmen have fought this proposi-
ton Tor mans years. and Il looks
like they viii have to get busy again
10 get the bill out Of the house com
mittee with a favorable report,
Al the time 81 the stockmen's con-
vontion the governors OF all the west
ern states will be in Denver In con
ference with Secretary Lane Of the
department % the interior.
j. q. Nabours was in town Mon
day on business he has several
hundred cattle In the Willow Hilf
country south OF town and reports
that the grass crop conditions In that
section and al the home ranch are
fine. and that fruit Is looking very
gOOd-Carrizozo News.
Albuquerque, n. A., Apui g. 1914
To tho Stockholders OF the Elks
Lease Holding CONTRARY;
Notice is hereby given that h an
pual meeting OF the Eiks' Lease
Holding Company viii be held on
Thursday. April iG. 1914 al 80 y
M. in the Elks' Club Rooms, Cornei
Firth street and Gold avenue. Albu.
querque, New Mexico. for the pur'
pose Of electlng five directors.
A fun financial statement viii NJ
presented and the affairs Of IN
company win be discussed. A ful
attendance rs desired.
BY order of the Board of Direct
ors.
p. +. McCANNA,
Secretary.
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Mn. g. N. TAYLOR,

No go Nico7of 81, FInnoapoTlt Mini. VlnYs VWUWUus VIM
"To-day I am in excellent health Never felt better In my life. 1 ar
clad OF this opportunity q say something to all nn or women h SUITE
from dyspepsia and stomach trouble. I consider Peruna . great emedi
II Is n godsend"
Company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07

The Lyons a Campbell Cattle COM
pany H. fencing In the land u owns
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PROSPECTS AND PRICES.

tttOSttA u AND flklt II.
Operators "a The m find no
difficulty In getting current quota
tions. and prospects for the lmmedi-
ate future are Tor "a continuance OF
present prices
Ohio fleece.
odds pnd cnds in Ohio fleeces have
sold during the week and some So
Geo pounds possibly OF quaTter-blood
h reported to have changed hands
al 24h cents.
Michigan.
Except for the sale OF a little fat
Sleeps wool az around 2th M22c.
we hear Of little or no business this
week.
Missouri.
Offerings 81 Missouri and other
bright woods IN the market are an
unknown %quantity, apparently, ana
no business 81 moment IN reported.
pulied WOo-.
No business OF moment is report
cd In the local market FOR greasy or
pulled woods his wees. some east
ern Bs ana As are offered on the
clean estimated basis OF A and b3m
60 cents. respectively. but no sales
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t25 for them and declares there Is
nothing like the hog and dairy busi-
ness FOR making money In The Pecos
valley. lie is getting twenty gallons
OF milk per day from his cows and
Is buying up more hogs to drink he
skim milk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07

~. T.. Larsh. who hiss been feeding
2ip0 sheep on the four Mile near
AFtesiu for several week.. loaded
them out last week for Morris, Kan,
where they will be rested FOR a short
time. after which they VIII be shipped
10 the Kansas City market.
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Pert Personals.

Mr.. Kipling says that every man in
England must go to war. but his en-.
listment Is not reported as yet.-Hous-
ton Chronicle.
Has H G. Wells noticed that the
French literary fellers have enlisted In
stead Of writing hot stuf7-LOwell
Courier-Citize
They call General Ruzky the stone
wall Jackson" Of the Russian army
BE will have to hustle some to live up
to that sObriquet-Houston Post
Bernard Shaw says that war ought
to be made as awful as possible. Now
and then Bernard contributes his bit
to make It soN-Detroit Free Press.
The name Of the navy officer in
charge OF the Tuckerton radio station
Is Felix x. Gygax- It sounds as II it
had been transmitted In code by wire
less--Eew York World
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Pert Personals.

Rustem Bey cannot be called an
"Unspeakable Turk" - Philadelphia
Ledger.
Why not give the Nobel prize to
Castro7 He has not disturbed the
peace this year.-Indianapolis Star.
Lady Vantage Of England probably
does not live up to her name any more
than the rest of 'em--Buffalo Express.
People win be excused for wonder
ing where Sir Lionel Garden got his
reputation as a diplomatist-if he has
any such reputation. - Philadelphia
Press.
We have seen the published pictures
OF Governor Elect Curtis Of Maine. and
we are convinced that II he does any
hair splitting it will not be on his hair.
Manchester Union.
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Animal Oddities.

Kangaroos on their native heath
have been known to jump seventy
feet.
The shark holds the record for hong
distance swimming. A shark has been
known to cover 800 miles In three
days
A bee. unladen, VIII fly forty miles
an hour, but one coming home laden
with honey does not travel faster than
twelve miles an hour.
1t has been noted that sea elephants
live on various kinds Of small fish and
use the trunk to seize them with Aft
erward the food Is transferred to the
mouth precisely as elephants man
age It.
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6INEs AND DAUGHTERS.

,.,,,s D. LOTHIAN, aged twenty+we
ohtstntd the degree Of master q
-, p from Boston university.
The Duchess Of Marlborough who
LIZ MSS Consuelo Vanderbilt, has, 4
va I'd contributed 100000 to the
s1rrsre cause in England
- Margaret StOckman Of Hamp-
"a Garden. a suburb Of London, is
So sr,mibg her will as to disinherit her
- .on If women do not get the vote
bafore her death.
Nine Montesson viii supervise the
= of the model Montessori school
=. 10 conducted as a part Of the educa-
s,.sI demonstration work at the Pan
-. pacific International exposition In
1915.
China already has women doctors, but
=. -omsins for Miss Yarlock Low to Of
o. 70 her country the services Of a
,-omsn lawyer. Miss Low Is a Junior
At an American university and feels
snra that by the time she has won her
5agrae her home province Of Pingyang
vii be ready to receive her.
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sIRES AND SONS.

General Joseph Jonfre. who has been
placed In supreme command OF the
French army, was trained as an en-
gineer. General Joffre Is sixty-two
years old.
Among the men who passed the ex.
animation for NJ. ID. at the Vienna
university last winter was a well
known retired jurist aged seventy. His
name is Eduard Elder von Feyler.
Field Marshal Sir John Denton Pink
stone French. commander in chief Of
the British teld army. Joined the navy
In 1866 and served as u cadet for four
years. he entered the army in 1874.
Sigurdur Eggerz. appointed minister
TO Iceland by the king OF Denmark.
has been for two years a memOer of
the alting and has always voted with
the home rule party. He is a jurist
and for some years has been the judge
and revenue officer Of the district CT
Skaptafell. on the southwest coast Of
Iceland.
General Helmuth Won Mcltke. chief
OF the German general stan and com
mander in chief OF all the German
forces, was born in 1S4S in Gersdorf.
hecklenburg. On the death OF Field
Marshal Won Moltke. his uncle. in 1901
he became aid-de-camr to the kaiser
In 1896 he became major general and
commandant at PotsdauI He has been
chief Of the general stnff Of the army
since Feb. 10, 1904
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Hppant filings

European chorus: Il love my coun-
ny. but. oh. you United StasesT-Ph1-
adelphia Ledger.
The real estate market In Europe is
all shot to pieces--Cincinna1 CONNER
eial Tribune.
However, those not now IN the swim
can soon form q new ID. A R.
Daughters Of American Refugees
Washington Post
There b said to be q heavy slump h
the importation Of that species Of lace
work popularity known as swiss cheese.
-PhfladeIphia North American
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FIippant filings.

Lasm blamed it on an apple. But
nowadays it is a peach that usually
stsrts all the trouble.-Cincinnati En-
Quirer
Ohio has not yet signihed its usual
desire to furnish all Of the presiden-
rsI candidates in 1916.-St Louis
GlObeDemOcrat
Another interesting point is, What
effect will this war have on some Of
those titles that have been bought by
the rich papas of American girlsf-
Duluth Herald.
The golden age of beautiful wO-
men is passing" observes-or at least
sueges-a japanese naval officer. No
wonder these far fasteners are mad
enough to go to war.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
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SlREs AND SONS.

Earl Kitchener would have bar
made viceroy Of India but for the war
The Right Hon. John Burns, prest
Dent OF the British local government
board. who resigned out Of disagree
ment with England's war policy, Is q
noted advocate Of peace.
Robert P. Skinner. the new Aneri-
can consul general at London, Is q
native CT Ohio who entered the dipIo-
matte service in 1897 as consul al
Marseilles, France. Since then be has
served at Hamburg and Berlin.
Arthur BaiIy- Blanchard, recently an
pointed United States minister to
Haiti. Is an experienced diplomat and
was secretary Of the embassy at To-
kyo, Japan, at the time Of his eleva-
ton to the position Of minister to
Haiti.
DR.. Alexis Carrel Of the Rockefeller
Institute For Medical Research Of New
York, famous for his success In sutur-
Ing blood vessels and transportation
OF human organs, is now In charge of
a large hospital In Paris, where the
French wounded are treated
Count Leopold Berchtold controls
the foreign relations of Australian
gary as minister and as chancellor. He
has one hobby-racing. He has for
years maintained large racing stable
and stud farm at Arpadhalon. and his
colors are well known on most Of the
continental race courses
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FIippant filings.

The south may yet have to cross
Mason and Dixon's line to get drink.
New York World
In case Europe should wish to or
ganize an "a B G" mediation OF its
own there are Abyssinia, Bulgaria and
ChinA--Chicago News
1t is reported that British inventor
has made type Of glass. Then, per
haps, wen be able to see through some
Of those English jokes.-Philadelphia
Ledger.
One Of Nat Goodwin's former wives
Is reported to be lost IN the war zone.
However, It is hardly possible for any
thing to happen without former An.
Goodwin being in it.-Detroit Free
Press.
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War Echoes.

War Is another sport Of kings
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Blessed are the peacemakers, even
though they inherit a war tax.-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
ReportSof the inhuman slaughter go
ing on abroad begin to suggest that we
put the soft pedal on this boast Of
twentieth century civflization-"-oma-
ha Bee.
Belgium, It Is said, has become q ma
ton Of widows, and the other combat.
ant countries are facing a like state
Of Affairs; but. Of course, the war Will
supply glory enough to 60 rouDd-In-
dianapolis News.
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German eIeanings.

KIel Is the headquarters Of the Ger
man submarine service.
Germany last year produced 6o.2Oo-
900 metric tons Of potatoes
The German war once has had only
SIX different chiefs since ISL
A feature Of the German military
system II the requirement that an sol
diers on active service shah weaT
around their nschs labels with Their
names. regiment and rank In ths
event % dlsahlsmenf thee are uSefnl
fsr purposes of idsntineation.
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Fashion FriIIS

American women are to have martial
styles this fall For the next peace
paradei-New York Sun
Well, anyhow, If the girls can't wear
such brilliantly colored clothes this
winter because the war In Europe has
shut or the supply Of dyestufrs they
won't be 80 hard on the eyes.-Indian-
apOlis News
Now we are told that war styles for
wOmen's clothes are to distinguish
coming fashions This Is something
that VIII have to be handled with great
care II We are going TO maintain our
neutrality. II may even be necessary
to have a censor on the 5oh.-Philadel-
phia Press
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Animal Oddities.

There are 10000 different kinds Of
butterflies.
The founder lays 100000 eggs a
year. the turbot 100000.
The earliest riser Of the bird family
b the greenfnch, which sometimes be-
GIns to sing at o'clock on a summer
morning.
In appearance flying fish are very
he G sand mullet. The wings resem-
BE an extended dorsal I'm and open
and shut Ike a lady's fan.
One little honeybee VIII hang sus-
pended from a limb, while from his
body q hundred others win depend
one holding to another, chain fashion
and one cannot see that the first bee
EaPea or finds his load heavy.
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The Writers.

Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has q
hobby. Il - studying old church mn-
Gic. -
Miss 3. Tennyson Jesse. grandniece
Of Alfred Tennyson. Il making a name
for herself In the literary world
Mrs. Rose Hartwick Thorpe who
wrote "Curfew Must Not Ring To
uighf" nearly half a century ago, IL
now living at San Diego, Cal She has
returned to her literary work and has
recently published book Of poems
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Short Stories

Sugar Il made In Africa from cac-
tus plants.
lcelandic patriots have designed q
new national flag-a navy blue field
marked with a white cross with red
cross inside It
A steamer whose rudder had been
broken was steered for several days
through the Pacific by packing boxes
hung over the sides
The talIest wooden hagpOle Is that
erected on the grounds OF the Panama
exposition In San Francisco. 1t Is -four
feet In diameter at the base and
weighs thirty-6ve tons
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Town Topics.

Boston did not wait upon the federal
government to develop its port facili-
ties. Why should Philadelphia f-Phila-
delphia Ledger.
Chicago proclaims an increase Of 10
per cent IN population since 1910. St
Louis, Philadelphia and the rest take
notice.-New York Sun
It is difficult to say which is the
greater menace to the average citizen
OF St Louis, the auto speeder or the
motorcar pirate.-St Louis Republic.
Everybody hopes that the old fash
toned lake commerce is preparing to
yield to the Establishments Of Chi
cago's new harbor next summer.-Chi-
eago News
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Short Stories.

An neld guns hereafter built for the
limited States army win be 30 mount
ed that they can Be used against aero
planes.
The sacred number q the Aexicans
ana the ancient people Of Yucatan was
thirteen. Their week had thirteen days
and they had thirteen snake CODA
nv TIE census Of 1910 there were IN
thIr country e,So1 ,602 farms. with an
scr.are Of s7aTD6ooo ana worth.
Win thalr buildmgA i've STOCK ana
fmpIsmsnts. el1.ooo 10000
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Town Topics.

Baltimore needn't think she owns
The Star Spangled Banner."-Rich-
nnd Times Dispatch.
chicago, like Boston, loses her grand
opera BY reason of the European war.
o! the way, It Is still true, In Chi
ogo' that nothing is wasted but the
squeaL-Nanchester Union.
Near side stops" for the street cars
nave proved to be very popular In New
tOrk, where some people In the past
nave experienced difficulty In getting
NE mOtOrmen to stop at all.-BostOu
Globe.
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Simple SafVe

80 t neglect a cough or q continued
consult your physician cary.
49, nt let your baby crawl on q dirty
wash its hands after creeping.
~ usguise the unpleasant tasts Of
~. Om salts drop in q little lemon
%,s. Then you win ind the salt %
a quite pleasant to take.
80 - water used both internally and
nss,Iiy Is highly recommended By
R..1s men as q cure for insomnia.
a. me feet In hot water e sid
Rrdeulariy smeacIoua
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Cost of Living.

Why not FIVE and ten cent butcher
enOpf-Washington Herald.
Inc grocers blame prices on the -man
Ignef up" but always It Is the man
%Hest down who pays them.-Philadel-
pha Inquirer.
newark, n. j. has also opened mu-
apal markets. A general engage
usnt Is opening against the advance Of
p1lceS, with a particular effort to out
nank beet-New York Sun.
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Tax Suggestions.

Let economy be taxation's teammate.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Moving pictures Of the war ought "a
be taxed on their gate receipts.-Phila-
delphia Record.
Let's have a tax on baseball tickets
and have IT effective from Nov. / to
March each year.-Lawrence Tele-
Gam
A var tax on automobiles which
would take the Joy out Of the Joy ride
could not be wholly burdensome.-New
York World
We would suggest that the admins
uanon might get a pile Of money by
putting war tax on the free lunch
Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Train and Track.

finland has 243O miIes.of railway.
ABOUT 6 per cent Of the Swiss fed
= railways rest on steel ties.
= recognition Of good service the
E railroad paints the name Of q
orous engineer on the locomotive
AOsSaa's railways are narrower than
S-n. european standard. They were
t S' 30 to hamper any attempt e mih-
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Playing Safety.

ZhsrO was q diplomat whose mind
Was one Of wondrous strength.
let who IN speech was not inclined
10 80 % any length
On the piano he could play.
Likewise the violin
He touched the harp strings in Way
That great applause would win
M classics he would sound with nsaL
With ragtfme. too. be paced
He vas equipped for IN appeal
10 every styie and tasta
And nov vhsn intsryisw~s ssSk
H1 prossncs 70 commune
He smil0 On them, but doe8 not gpeaE
-WssA,nstta s..a
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~How do you know that Chaucer die
lated his old English to a stenogra,
pherT
"Look at the way it's spelled
adelphia Ledger.
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~Are the running expenses Of an au-
tOmobile very highr"
mot II the motorcycle cop fails TO
get you number. "-Baltimore Amer
lean
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william. why can't we have an an
tomObile like other peopleT
Because, my dear, III have to put
a new roof on the house before II
win hold a mortgage."-Baltimore
American
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what are you going to wear at the
fancy dress ball, Mabelr
I'm going TO wear two skirts ana q
petticoat and 60 as an old fashioned
matron."-Detroit Free Press
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EVERY class In life seems to have
its peculiar disease"
ssThen 1 suppose janbfrds have Z
breaking out and carpenters have the
shingles. "-Baltimor American
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The CHEEKY tones Of the editor man
Through sanctum and hall resound.
war poems7'' he cries why, bless your
dear eyes,
We're buying EN- now by the pound!"
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Eyes, he's an awful hustler. Always
ahead Of time. Seems to anticipate
everything. Used to be a newsboy."
Il see. Probably sold 8 o'clock edi-
lions at noonP' Cleveland Plain
Dealer
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'-rhe dentist Is an artist" said
The funny Mr.. Heath;
The pencil doesn't earn him bread.
But I've seen him draw teeth"
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Old Mother Netticoat wanted a pet
ticoat and went downtown to a store
But when she got there the girl said
with q stare, They're not wearing
them things any more."-Central Ran.)
Courier.
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ga shs: sswhat lovely fashions deari
They DO % change from year 70 yeerI
ssTbereis net much change that can -
n pbckeEboo1n,r responded be
They're worn q little shorter tnoosA'
Ard llsht'r nan year Al -TIvv,nsOHA
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Files delight TO buzz and bite
And bother when you read or writA
II just had q bumblebee
] guess they wouldn't bother me!
Los Angeles Times.
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The farmer we delight to chan.
But On his way he goes
And often gets q quiet laugh
At city peoples clothes
Kansas City Journal
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Statistics are q comfort great
We twist them with sincere delight
No matter what the figures state.
Each makes them show that he II right
Washington Star.
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THE people In that institution are
crazy about It"
what Is itT'
can insane asylum" Baiumore
American
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whats the matter, old man2 Been
b a boiler explosion
"No. Had the coal put In today, and
I've just crawIed over It to fasten the
cellar window."-Detroit Free Press.
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A brittle thing II speech. 90 take
Precaution how you bend IT,
For any man can make q orea[
But mighty few can mend
-JudgN
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That man win fan into some kinks
OF unexpected woes
Who thinks that what he merely thlnl
Ii what he really knows
Washington Star.
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did the medicine 1 prescribed have
q sopori1c eftectT"
~oh, no, doctor; It only put me to
sleep."-Baltimore American.
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she was completely Frustrated and
made very Ill by his perhdy."
did she recover
yes, $5.O00"-Boston Transcript
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A public pest We all des2fss
his actions make US groan-
BE guesses the wrong number
And rings our telephone!
Spokane Spokesman-Reytov
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a a.. .+rooS diteh digrer

Behold the strong ditch dlGgG
Who turns an cay trek
while Others do what they osoo
He always takes his PICK
-spokans spokesman-RsvtsE.
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Mary had q little lamb.
And then heard her hoIer:
sWhat does that waiter think amt
He charged me half oollarT
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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did you meet any nice men at the
summer resort. dearT'
Il should say / did, and / met a
couple Of rich ones too."-Detroit Free
Press.
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An voters are not druggists,
But they show q lot OF skill
In mixing for the candidates,
A mighty bitter pill
Spokane Spokesman-RevieW.
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The battleship lacks shame" said B1.
For, though she's well equipped.
She won't 80 into battle TN
She Is completely stripped
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Men don't marry for money half a.
often as they are supposed to
mo, for not half the girls supposed
to be rich are wealthy."-PhnAdeipma
Ledger.
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The fat man leans against the house,
And thus II can be seen
He's fat because he eats too much,
And that's what makes him lean.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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there's & perfect match"
SsoT
~Yes she's a spithre, and he's Just
= stIek OF wood."-Detroit Free Press.
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Grew Up With ne JSG

Grew Up With ne Jok
10 curiosity John Jones
In childhood stopped.
And an the little giris sn6 boyB
Declared he Hnooped
IN other peoples bustns8 SIN
To poke be tried
And a. q youth his comfado an
Announced he PRED
When grown be vSat IN politics
Becoming great,
Infestigata
He grew until he got instdo
a Gtatesman'n robe4
a goFarnment comml1lion formed,
And now Ne probe.