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ITO SAN ETC.
Niene de IN gdgina 8.

10 nrormas dol uIimrro de- amcri-
.,ro. asasir,Jos ON VGviro del MI
mara H.. Io. ono bahiop ,bondona-
\, o.. ,ai. y 10 los nasos oua -
.hohi,n dada mar, obIrnar fIsticia
Virginia ronIrsiaci6u Sc ha dado a
rsla srinlica nue fine repelida on ell
sicIi4nfa mes de .JuIio, Hasla en-
~tonr4s 81 pre,iieqte rontp,l6, ne
oira,sa , rapdir ~pinoIna rIase de-
i,ror,,,. ol..orlo nm. .so M or,
.~a,nna,hI. .or 81 i,teris niiEIiro
- ~ pr,sidnrIn b,dhior, Ianido on
,l,.,. nm "hiar rIorcior,do y mo
ior raJrr,Jo nIar noIitiro ne
.3uluIar, a~nI;.or ,oro rap,oJiar In.
..,Jfai,na, i, L. ,.,,rto. r,avic,-
-, n,Inia b,bar
,fI, nn,a;o. noro -. mn Lacbo rro
L. .ranTaatnii,n,o. hon d,~rosiro-
,i,H, - nIanas mn
w., L ,,.,iaa i,a .1oro
Ia,. La ,.i.,a go. I,,.ro. - -,
.:,a,,. inLah;I;LaJ ,.r NO Inn hn-
.rn n,Ja FESTIVE G,c nueda la
n,ar.o nnIiic, Dfociarbo moses han
,a.,l, I,-,Ia o,,o 49,, conlosr,ci5p
r,, .n,,naaI, ~ c,nala :. Ios oso
-, s., hoo aanti
."o -. II r,i.,,,o In
49,, inJa,.m 10 aIonIa
10 ninm,nas ,molfdos u AJminis-
tr.ci5n dol president Wilson ma
ra nndarazar los crandes errores
,Ia ba romc,ido. v ann asi runra
- Lo .Iado o nj nIibIiro las
~Jo.u,onios ono asfin on nosasi6n
dol monartamomf 10 Estado
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IN M5rtir del G6lgota. Hern

e. Martir del G6lgota. Hermosa
obra basada en- Ia vida del Redentor
del Mundo. I'm tomo grande empas-
tadO. $F'OO
La Dana de las Camelias. "0.25
Los Maridos Infames 2 tomos $50
FL PeriQuillo Sarniento. Famosa no.
vela neXicana. sou
Ell Jorobado. NoVela de mucha SEN
Saci0n. - O.IO
Los Siete Pecados Capitales, 2 to-
mos grandes. ......... 81 90
Memorials de un rev~olucionario. O.
bra cue pinta en- todos sus horrores
"a tiranla ruSa. So.IS
Carmen. Historic de IN corazon.
Hermosa novela mexicana .. $0.S5
Historic de Robinson Crusoe Ii
bro que provoca intensas emociones,
porque seduce IA mGravillosa historic
de Robinson. Edicion de lujo s 800
Los Ultimos Dias de Pempeya. u
ma de las obras mas inteTesantes de
Ia epoca romano, cuyas costumbres
describe Embellishments. $500
Gil Bias de Santillana. Obra cla-
sica ensalzada por tratadistas inte-
Iigentes. Edici0n de lujo....S So 90
Los dramas del Adulterio. Conmo-
vedora narration de Carolina InVer-
MILO, 2 tOmOS. .......... C.6O
Los Amores Malditos. Obra de Ia
misma autOra 2 tomoS. ..... s $50
e. Amor de los Amores, Noyela
sentimental. ! tomos, tela. . . $3.25
e. Inferno de los Celos. 4 tomos
----,-4.Ilr nv f1lo 2 Ok
La Mujer Adultera. Obra que ha
cOnmovidO = aquellas personals que
han recor-ido paginas. 4 tomos,
tela. SS.ES
FL Condo de Montecristo, con su
continuation: La Mano del Muer-
to-" 8 tomos grandes, con ilustracio-
mes, SZ.Z5
Oscar : Amanda. Conmoyedora
novela amoroSa. 2 tomos... 5 las
L. Hija del Cardinal. 800. S0.75
Los Tres Mo~sdueteros, con su con-
tinuaci6n: "Veinte Amos Despu6s" =
ell Yizconde de Br&gelonne." 81. rs
Expiaci6n 0 Ell MartiriO de Il Ma
Genoveva de Bravante. -. $o.25
Pablo = Virginia. 10000. "0.25
Amor Sublime. Hermosa novela me-
NCana. SOS
Los Misterios de IA Inquisici6n. .
5 0.75
e Judo Errante. 90
La Juve2tud de Enrique ", ~ 90
Flor de Passion. Novela de Amor. so
Romeo Y Julieta. ,... 0.25
In Hijo Natural ....... 20 IS
Flor de IN Dia. ......... OBS
AOelardo : Eloisa 20 rs
e. Sitio de la Rochela. 1890. "0.SS
Espinas De una Flor. ...... "0.2S
Quo Vadis? Novela historical de Ia
6poca de Ner6n. 500
FL Hiio Abandonado. Sentimental
novela de costumbres 1910
Ell Huerfano del Regimiento. O.
bra conmovedora Y beilisima 50 70
Astucis o Los Charros Contraban-
distas. Novela de costumbres meN-
canas. 2 toros, tela, 5000. $l.7S
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Sc CREE QUE Ell ViP0R ESpA-
MOL 'HORACI0 HA SID0
ECHiD0 4 PlQUE.

LONDRES, FcbrerO 25.-El vapOr
Goodwin Sands" Ina recogidO un
lOte salvavidaS, perteneciente al
TapOr eSpahOl "HOracio" que sa-
10 de Bilbao la semana pF6xima
}asada, rumbo a Hartlepool.
FL retardO del barcO "HoraciO"
7 ell hechO de haber sidO encon-
RADIO un bOte de su dOtaci6n. hace
upOner que Ell vapOr ha chocado
on uan nina o ha sido vOlado por
llgin submarine alemaE, en- vista
ie haber empezadO va el blOGueO
II la IONA de guerra.
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CIENCIAS OCULTAS

Ia Gran Magia Suprema.... $3.50
Enchiridiones, Grimorios y Pentacu-
La Gran Yarita Adiviradora = Ell
Viejo Druida De las Piramides S O.. rs
Ell Dragon Rojo 0 Ell Arte de Man
dar a los ESpiritus. 1890. $O.25
Manual de Magia Blanca. $0.25
Manual de Magia R0ja. ..... $0.25
Manual de Magia Negra.... "0.25
"a Magia Egipcia. Interesante estu-
do sobre Ocultismo. ....... S0.i5
Clavicula del Rey Solomon. "0.25
FL Poder del p~ensamiento. Su domi-
Mo Y cultura. Obra para estudiar la
fuerza del pensamiento $50. $l.o0
Tesoro de milagros de Ia Cruz de
Caravaca. V~erdadera joya del ocul-
tlsmo. $O.oo
Los admirabIes ~secretos de Aiber-
to Ell G-ande. ......... $O.Z5
Filtros de Amor. ....... 100
La Venus Magica. ....... 100
Libro Magno de San Cipriano. Ed
ci6n unica = compieta del Famoso
Grimorio, considerable como Ia sofa
autentica entire toGas ...... $500
Secretos de Ia preStidigitaci6n y
Ia magia. Lecciones de csramoteo y
PrestidiGitaci0n. $1.OO
La ~ciavicula del hechicerL } Libro
de San CiprianO, o inGinidad de
s~ecretos. $3.50
FL Diccionario Internal. Contiene
10 referente = las apariciones, magia
blanca, roja y negra, adivinaciones,
conjUros ETC., - OO
Secretos del inferno, para hacer ha-
biar a los muertos, ganar a Ia lote-
ria descubrir teSoroS etc.. 500
Dogma Y ritual de Ia alta magia.
-Esto obra ensena los misterios de
las ciencias ocultas. Contiene Ell
triangulo de Solomon, la Eradiacion
magica, Ia Cabala, secretos del ext
/ TO, ~nigromanCia, etc.. $500
E. ~verdadero libro internal. Trata-
90 complete de las ciencias ocultas.
! Contiene el hbro de San Cipriano, Ia
! clavfcula de Solomon, magia supre-
ma, invocacionss, conjuros, e. ORA
g6n Roja Y Ia Cabra Internal, rece-
sas de Ia reina Cleopatra, etc. $0.75
e verdadero Dragon ROjo. Con-
| tiene pactos infernales, e~ncantamlen-
tos, modo de hacerse invisible = de
eYocar al diablo, etc, etc. -. 500
Verdadero horoscope para adivi-
mar e. porvenir Csc
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Espanoles de Mexico.

CADIZ, febrero 25.-Ha llegado
este puerto p~rocedente de Americ
ii vapor de Ia CompaHia Trasatlan
tea, "Buenos Aires" entire cuyos ps
sajeros Sc cuentan numerosos espanc
les que nan estado en- Mexico durar
te muchos amos los cuales vienen re
firiendo los multiples medicines GU
les han ocurrido y que han acabad
con su fortuna Y ST. trabajo.
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LOS AUSTRIAC0S B0NBARDEA-
RON BELGRADE Y LOS SER
VIOS la PLAZA DE SENLM.

LONDRES. Febrero 25.-Un des-
pacho de Belgrade, dice que los
auStriaCOS bombardearOn : clu-
dad ell microbes, destruyendO mu-
chos edificios, y matand0 a hume
Fosas personals.
Los servios respondieron al CT
tadO alaque, bombardeando, a SD
vez la plaza de ScmIin. Los caho-
mes austriacos fueron silenclados:
Y un monitor austriaco en- ell Danu-
bio fuG rechaZadO.
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Ell G0BiERN0 ALEMAN PR0HIBE
LOS TIES" Y LAS REUNiONES
S0CIALES.

BERLIN, Febrero 25AEl Kaiser
Guillermo ha condecorado con la
famOsa Cruz de Hero, al captain
Hersing, en- premio a u atrevi-
das hazanas.
Ell gobierno ha p%rohibido los 't6s'
y reuniones sOcialeS, por Greer que
no es necesario pi discretO celebrar
en- esta 6pOca fiestas.
Ell preciO de las papaS Ina subido
mucho.
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Mas noticias de la
guerra
Ell KAISER GUiLiERAi0 IiiN
UNA VISTA 4 LAS ESTACi0-
MES NANALES DE
HELGOLiND.

BERLIN. FcbTcro 25.-EI kaise
Guillermo. su hermano Ell princip.
Enrique de Prussia, y su hijO el priT
cipr AdalbcrtO han SaIido par
Wilhelmshaven, Helegoland y ORA.
-estaciolleS nayales, cOn objetO d.
dirigir dirccIamcnte TODD 10 gu.
concierne con el bloqueO decreta.
do contra Inglaterra.
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fortunes de Ia plaza indicada y a
rroiaron alsunas bombas sobre las
fortiilcaciones, no causando dano
aIguno.
Trataron tambien de destruir Ia
planta de los calones en- Mesiri,
lanzando sesenta bcmbas, pero min
guna de elias cause dano alguno.
q
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l. G0BERNiD0R ALlMAN IN
.BELGICA CONFiSCA Las, Ne
GGCIACIONES MERCAN-
TILES.

BERNA, Suiza. Febrero 26.-Un
!espacho enyiado por la Agencia
Wolff, de la capital de B6lgica, re-
ibidO aver Ell esta ciudad. da cuen-
4 de que eI G~ObernaOdr general
JIeman Won Kissing, ha decreta-
10 la cOnfiscaciGn de tOdas las en-
jresaS cOmerciales establecidas Ell
Sc pals Y pertenecienles a subdi-
Is o ciudadanOs de las naciones
fue Sc encuentran en- guerra con
ilemania.
La disposition de %referencia ha
ausado muy mala impression entire
Qd3s las classes sociales y sin duda
ne los gObiernos eytranierOs afcc-
ADDS por esa disposition p~rotesta-
i'm enGrgicamente por csc aten-
ado.
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PCESLAS.

Poesias de Antonio Plaza. S 0 50
P~asionarias Obras poeticas de Ma
auel ". Flores. 500
POesias de Manuel Acuna. Aumen-
,tadas con ell hermoso drama Eel pa
SaGO'. $1,000. .h........ ) C.ou
Los Troyadores de Mexico. Hermosa
collection de poesias de n~uestros
mejores aUtores. A Ia rGstica. 5 $50
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nss |
yARIOS AEROPLAN0S ALENANES
ATACARON la PLAZA FRANCE
SA DE BELF0RT.

GINEBRA, 1'ebrcro Pei alta
que de los a~eropianos aeImanes a
la plaza ~frasfeesa de Belfort, fuG
rechazado por la artiIleria de la
misma, que hizo I'm nutrido y eff
caz fuego.
Los aeropIanos volaron sobre los
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PERsiISOS PARA FINCAR.

A. J.. GraciaI, casa de dos pleas,
LeaI st. block 2i9l; $4,000.
H. Eckert, habitaci6n de dos pie
zas, Castro st, block 2l27; $4,000.
Alamo Home Builders, habita-
ci6n de tres pleas, Castro ST. block
6G5i; $4,000.
T. c. Nelson, adiei6n, Epson
st. block 26I; 100000.
NJ. NJ. Engelmann, habitaci6n de
ciuco pleas, Avenida d. block
6025; 100000.
George Calvert, sranero, Donald
son st. block 1890; si00.0O.
~
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NACINiIENT0S.

Febrero 2l.-Sr. Y Sra. Adrian
527 Houston st; un niho.
Febrero 2i.-Sr. y Sra. Adrian
Garcia, III Nevada ST; IN niho.
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NOTICIAS De ESPANA

bras muy i~nteresantes de derecho de
los mas famosos autores Y es autor
de muchas sobre rcElas &c e5. .ama
del saber.
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RELIGION.

La imitaci5n &c Cristo zee. $3.50
Ca.ecismo de Ripalda...... "G.l0
Lavalle MeXicanO. ....... $50
Ancora de salvation. go
La Azucena. Devocionario para las
Hijas de Maria. ......... $3.50
Comulgadar General..... "0.75
Pequeno Layalle de IL juventud, 0
deyocionario del cristiano... 5000
Curse de fiIosofia elemental, pOr
Balmes. Contiene Iogica, metafisica,
etiCa etc. S1.z2
Devocionario guadalupano. "o.25
CatecismO de Perseverance,. 100
Los Larti-es, o ell triunfo de Ia ReL-
gi6n Cristiana. Libro cuya lectUra
hace asistir q la luCha de dos
generacicnes c~ontrarias: IA una anna
da con los arreos de Ia f~erocidad, =
Ia otra con simbolo redentor. 200
e. Genio del CristianiSmo. Esta
obra, como Ia anterior, es de las ne
iores para los hogares. Ambas eStan
edisadas a TODD Lujo. 81 90
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oBRAS DIVERSAS

Ia Voz de Ia Naturaleza. Collection
de hermosas historias y novelas mo-
rGles. 81 Is
Manual de agriopltura = ganade-
ria. Indispensable para Ia genie de
campo. Con grabados. $l.25
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NoYELAS A IS. CTS. CADA UNA

Malditas sean las mujeres.
NaIditos sean los hombres.
MalGitas sean las suegraS
Arte de buscar marldo.
Las Evas modernes.
FL nOviO preStado
La hija de las flores.
E purgatorio de las s~olteras.
81 Paraiso de las mujere5,
Il inferno de los hombres.
Viva mi nOviai
e hada de los are
Su Majestad el Amor.
Naldito sea el Amor.
La Princeca del Dollar.
A~Or Y Martirio.
Z hija de Venus.
? lue Sc casan los hombres.
,F>-Gue Sc casan las mujeres.
Porgue pecan las muJeres.
Porque mUrmUran las vieiSs.
/ Porque reinciden>la viudass
FL collar de e~smeraldas.
Las hijas de champagnS.
Fl nidO de ruisenores.
Las obreras del amor.
Marina 0 "a hija de las olas.
Pasionarias de amor.
Ell 81 de Ias ninas.
La vuda allegro.
La nina de los iazmineS.
OBRAS DE VICTOR HUGO.
81 hombre que rfe......... &o.7s
! Cartas a Ia ncvia. loss
La leyenda de los siglos 49,. "o.6S
NNuestra Sonora de Paris. -, "0.65
Han de Islandia o FL Hombre Fie'
$O.65
FL Ano Terrible "O.7s
Los Miserables , tomos.... "1.5C
Los Trabajadores del Mar. "0.6s
e Noventa z Tres. Episodes de Is
Revolution Francesa 1865. $o.75
Dies. "O.7E
e Destierro. "o.9t
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NoVELAs A 40 CTS. cADA UNA.

E. becerro de orc.
FL milo maldito.
La lucha por el amor.
e. manuscrito de mi madre.
Maria, por Jorge Isaacs.
El cura de sldea.
Dora,
AZucana-
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oBRAs PoETIcAs DE PEA.

Cantos del Hogar.......... sO.35
Poesigs escogidas 900
FL Ar0a del Amor. lbs
Flores del Alma .......... LIS
Toiaz de Margarita. Collection de
pUes.as rentunentales 5000. S0.S5
Hogan = Pasria. Edicion de lujo l.25
Rg-lerlos y Esperanzas. Edicion de
luJo. ...... ......-.... Sl.ES
Las gio-ias de Mexico. Collection de
counasiclo-es q IL patria = a L he
Eg+S SO.FS
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Liberia de Ignacio E. Lozaro De oe 7ESfA.
NoYELAs DIVERSAs.

PAGADOs, Ell MIsM0 Ola QUE Sc RECIBE
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ESPIRiTISMO
Ioue es 81 espiritismo?..... $O.75
Obras p6stumas de hardec.. O.75
IN Tbro de los Mediums. "0.75
Ell Genesis, los milagrCs : las pTedi-
riones SO.75
E. Ebro de los espIritus. "0.75
Fl Evangeho seq u q espirItis-
mo go. So.7S
FL cielo y e. infer 0 .... $0.7s
HISTOR.s
FL Sol de Mayo. Memorials de IA In
terveuci6n. Con grabados... $l.oo
Ell Cerro de las Campauas. Cen
retratos de persOnajes h~istor5cos..
SI.GO
Sacerdota = Caudillo. Obra yefe-
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TWO BRAVE BOYS.
cpS,rfcrT ~ -sctvee
kaopNSts, SSsos<ArlH1

When the flrebells ring in the city
and you know that house is on fire,
1t does not frighten you, because you
know that the brave firemen will be
there soon and put out the fire.
But in the country there are no fire.
men or engines, and the people have
cause to be alarmed when a fire
breaks out.
Thomas and William lived on n
farm. Thomas was fourteen and Will
liam twelve. but they were sturdy lads
and knew how to work.
One morning their father and
mother went to the city to be gone
all day. and after the boys finished
their work they went into the woods
for berries.
They had filled their pals and were
returning home when William said:
Father and mother must have come
back early. can see the smoke from
the chimney"
Thomas did not answer for min
ute, and then he said: That smoke
is not coming from the chimney; it
looks as though one of the buildings
is on fire."
Both boys ran as fast as they could,
and then when they were nearer Will
liam said: Its the barn, and we must
get the horses out"
The poor animals were kicking
about in their stalls and frantical!y
tugging at their halters.
We must wet our handkerchief
and tie them over our mouths" said
William, running to the pump 1t takes
more time to tell about it than it took
the boys to do this. Then they ran
into the barn and united the two
horses and led them out.
Thinking that they would look out
for themselves. the boys began pump
ing water to pour on the flames.
They wet their heads again and
went into the barn with pals of water
when the horses came running in and
acting in the most frantic manner
One Of them knocked William to the
floor, and in the smoke Thomas did
would catch one of the horses. Thom-
as caught the other. and led him out
and tied him to tree.
When William did not appear he
began to be frightened, for the flames
were coming up through the floor. but
Thomas did not stop to think of that
He knew William was in the burning
barn.
Wetting his face and head again. he
something. and he felt to see what 1t
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Th' OIe-time Father, With His, Wife.
in-laW an Move in on Him
FATHER AM TIL GIRLS
BY KIN HUBBARD.

In tn good ole days when tn only
avenue open t women led t tn altar
er tn circus ring father wuz sup
posed t feed an rig out his daughter
till some gay Lothario dropped along
an took tn load off his shoulders
Then he'd buy some clothes fer him
self an go on Niagary Falls excur'
sion once in a while. II he wuz unfor'
tunate enough t have three. er tn
regulation full set O. daughters, his
nose wuz kept in close proximity t tn
grindstone until each had been gath
cred in an made mistress O. her own
establishment Then in his weakened
condition tn ole-time father, with
his wife. would pick out his most
likely son-in-law an move in on him
an loaf ever afterward. passin' tn
cvenin' O. his life pitchin' hoss shoes
between tn pust office an tn Grand
Central huttel. er playin' dominoes in
TIL back end O TIL Poplar Shoe Store.
where tn earnin's O. his long an hon
orable life had been spent. 1t wuz no
daughters in tn days when you
couldn' tell whether girl weighed
eighty pounds er a hundred an sew.
enty-'specially il they didn't have
noth!n' back O. EN- but a perpendicu.
lar farm er poor but willin' parents
Then. too. ther wuz tn possibility O
one daughter, out O. a possible three
comm back on you. Then she. in her
damaged condition. had t be practi.
cally rebuilt an thrown back on tn
market TIL whole process meant a
considerable financial outlay. t. say
nothin' o. tn mental strain.
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THE SAW ESAU SAW

"Esau sawed wood. Esau
Wood would saw wood. All the
wood that Esau Wood saw. Esau
Wood would saw. In other
words. all the wood Esau saw
to saw Esau sought to saw. All
the wood Wood would saw! And.
oh! the woodsaw with which
Wood would saw wood. But one
day Woods woodsaw would saw
no wood. and thus the wood
Wood sawed was not the wood
Wood would saw II Woods
woodsaw would saw wood. Now.
Wood would saw wood with
woodsaw that would saw wood.
So Esau sought a saw that
would saw wood, and one day
Esau saw a saw saw wood as
no other woodsaw would saw
wood. In fact. of all the wood
saws Wood ever saw saw wood.
Wood never saw a woodsaw that
would saw wood as that wood
saw Wood saw would saw wood,
and SO l saw Esau Wood saw
wood with the woodsaw Wood
saw saw wood"
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Would Pick Out His Most Likely Son
en- Loaf Ever Afterward.

But things have changed. Women
don't marry fer homes any more, un'
less ther in a trance. They git out
from under TIL gentle influences o tn
home in ther teens an go t work.
girl that has a job an few wrinkled
up paper dollars snugged away under
box O. combin's in tn back lefthand
corner o. tn top drawer o her golden
oak dresser can't see a offer o mar
riage under a microscope t'day, unless
Tiers a auto an maid danglin' from
tn proposition. No close conhnes
tn kitchen fer Ellyn. No sink full o
dishes fer Ethyl. She might stand fer
tn care O. FERN er a goldfish. but she
SHES an runs away at tn very thought
O. beatin rugs er whittlin' ptaters.
She'll hold ont her downtown job an
go home when tn whistle blows an
cat like a pianner mover. Shes got
civil seyvice position at fathers
table an she buys her own clothes. II
she sees n hat she likes she pays on
it till it's hers. Lots O. times it's not
hers till it's worn out, but it's lers
eventually an father never feels 1t.
An anything a modern father don't
feel is all right with him.
Jist as soon as daughter reaches
tn ostrich wreath age an feels
longin' fer a corduroy dress comm
on. she hunts up tn help wanted col
r.nn an patient, ploddin' father never
raises a hand. 'cept t mark her off tn
operatin' expenses.
Women are progressin'. But ther
progress. like ever other advancement
er innovation O. our day. don't make
things any easier fer mother Most
any mother wants her daughter t.
dress like other girls, but she's afraid
o. TIL world-she wants t keep her at
nome.
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-19
You Expect T. Git on a Payin' ea.i.

One cold. bleak winters day, while
Elmer wuz reclinin' in his operatin'
chair. studyin' about tn lymphatic O.
TIL nose and tn naso pharynx, he
heard footsteps In tn front office.
Scarcely believin' his own ears. he
arose hurriedly an roachin' his hair
an runnin' his fingers thro' his side
burns. he opened tn door an ther
stood his father-in-law. who said,
graspin' his cane tightly: This morn
in your wife called at our home an
we gave her food an shelter. She
wore pinched expression. a faded
wrapper an many new an strange
lines in her face. What | want {
know is when do you expect t. git on
payin' basis?"
Elmer said he could not fix any def.
mite date. so his wife's father told him
ne would gladly take his daughter
back an give him some alienation
money If he'd promise t git killed BY
tn cars er go way an never come
back. Elmer. after a slight hesitation,
promised. an TIL next mornin' tn oper.
atm chair wuz Grated an shipped east,
an tn Office blinds wuz pulled down.
once in TIL metropolis. Elmer rented
til twentieth story O. skyscraper an
Dought frock coat an silk hat an
had Ear. Eye. Nose an Throat" paint.
ed on all O. tn hundred an forty
windows. In couple O. years er so
when he could slip out O. tn buildin'
Ter an hour er two. he married poor
girl an lived happily ever afterwards.
A feller that's in need 'mougst
friends is in need indeed.
protected by the Adams Sewsnon.,
SeFyjce)
The Ordway new era., 1915-11-19
TEACH BOYS MILITARY DRILL
Australian Youths Enter Ranks Of
"Junior Cadets" at Age Of Twelve
Must Be q Soldier.

Australian boys begin their military
career at the age of twelve years.
when they enter the ranks of the "Ju.
nior Cadets" and drill under the in.
struction of their schoolteachers.
Their target practice is limited to
shooting what is popularly known as
the twenty-five" rifle.
At the age of fourteen the school.
boy is graduated into the Senior Ca.
dets" and here his military training
begins in dead earnest. He learns to
care for his rifle which the govern
ment furnishes to him. The state also
gives him an olive drab military uni.
form. He learns the movements OF
squad and company formations and
learns to deploy as skirmisher.
The Australian schoolboy becomes
soldier irrespective Of his own
wishes in the matter, or those of his
parents. Truancy oficers. such as in
this country watch the attendance at
school. in Australia hale into court
the parents of boys who are absent
from their military drill. and 1t is not
an infrequent occurrence for heavy
fines to be levied on parents who are
Indifferent to their sons military edu'
| cation.-The American Boy.