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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-12
Dr.. F. Figueredo

Oculista de la Facultad de Medicina
de Paris. Consultorio exclusive para
afecciones de la vista.
Horas de Consultas
De 10 12y de 2a5.
Altos de la antigua Farmacia de
Guillermety
Plaza Principal, San Juan, P. r.
Telefono 494. P. 0. Box 414
Advt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
HELPFUL WORDS
FROM A SALEM CITIZEN

is your back lame and painfull
Docs IL ache especially after excr.
tionS
Ia therc n soreness in the kidney
regions
These symptoms suggest weak xiii.
neys.
II 80 there is danger In delay,
Weak kidneys get fast weaker.
Give YOUR trouble prompt attention
Doan s Kidney Pills are tor weak
kidneys,
Your nOighbors use ana recommend
them.
Read this Salem testimony.
A. W. Lohaeh, r. =. d. No. |, Salem,
says; "a strain weakened my Kidneys
aud was laid mp for two weeks. I
tried several remedies, but got no ro,
lief On ncighbor's advice, began
using Doan' = Kidney Pills and ono box
made mo well enough 10 10 back 10
work, Doan = Kidney Pills did more
TO fix me up In good shape than any.
thing cleo ever tried.
Price soc, at all dealers Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy got
Doan's Kidney Pills-ihc same that
Mr. Lohach bad Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26

SOCIAL ..... ..... ...... &C. lOHnnbt
The Parent-Teachers Circle of the
Richmond school meets tonight in their
schou building. There will be bust
ness session, general discussion of
future plans; piano duet, Misses Eva
and Ida Hogue; talk on "The Junior
High School," by City Superintend.
ent 0. NJ. Elliott; vocal solo, Miss Helen
HOgne; some old-time school reeitations
by the members of the association;
piano duet, Misses Hogue; an old.time
spelling match for ali present, follow
cd by refreshments.
The Woman 3 Union Of the First Con.
gregatiCaal church met in the parlors
of their church this afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
YOemen viii Have Big
Celebration This Evening

To celebrate their 18th anniversary,
the Brotherhood of American Yoeman
will hold class of adoption at the
Moose hall this evenig. The home.
steads from Sllyerton, Lebanon, Inde.
pendcnce, Stayton and Turner will he
present tonight to assist in the cele.
Mrs. Lillian Hicks Of Camas, Wash.
ington, assistant district manager, viii
also bo here this evening to take part in
the program, II h. Wirth of Stayton,
district manager, who has been active
in the campaign for membership during
The month Of February will have charge
Of The celebration After the business
and mutations an entertainment will
be given by members Of the lodge,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
French Success at Dardanel-
les Effects Chicago Wheat

Chicago, Feb. 26--News that the An.
glo.FTench fleet had destroyed the
outer forts of tho Dardenellcs and was
threatening the whole strait played
havoc vita the wreat market on the
Chicago Board a. Trade today.
May opened at Sljl and July at
$l,2l, showing losses over night of
from 2 3.s TO Id cents. In the first
fifteen minutes Of trading May slumped
$l.7s 10 $l.49h.
Corn also declined rapidly dropping
from 80 to cents during the first
quarter hor.
Wheat recovered somewhat during
tho afternoon hour May closed at
$t.40A and July at Sl10 "a, respect.
ively "a and Ia under the openinl
prices.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
Wires From Mexico City
Cut---Happenings Unknown

Washington, Feb. 26.--Official notice
received today that the wire from Vera
Cruz to Mexico City has been cut and
that railway traffic between the twa
points has been shut off caused the
greatest anxiety here as to what is hap
pcnmg in the Mexican capital.
Constitutionalsts here declared that
q strong force Of Carranzistas has be-
gun general attack ON Monterey. No
details Of the fight have been received
hcre.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
! 4 **************a \ y y \ 4 !

Mr. Winthrop Hammond of the Ham
mond.Bishop Co., who is in the eastern
market in the interest Of the growing
store, is in Boston this week.
Max HOfer and wife leave tomo-
row morning for n visit at the Panama.
Pacific exposition. Mr.. Hofer will re-
turn in about two weeks. Mrs. Hofer
will remain longer, visiting with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Steiniger of Salem is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Felix Van Erman-
Stayton Mail.
Gerald Kneeves Of Salem who has
been visiting in the city returned home
on the monng eleetrlc.-Albany Dem.
ocrat
+. G. Peple Of Salem transacted bust.
ness here today Albany Herald
Prof, Richard Dearborn and wife of
Salem passed through this morning en-.
route TO Corvallis.--Albany Herald.
John Alberts, a prominent business
man Of Salem, was in Oregon City
Thursday to attend to business matters.
-Mmung Enterprise.
j. Is. Morrison OF Salem was in Ore,
gon city Thursday. Morning Enter
prise.
Mrs. $, s. Smith departed this morn.
ing for several days visit in Portland,
Salem and Coryallis--The Dalles Chron.
icle
+. B. Mitchell has returned from a
business trip to Salem and Portland
Baker Democrat.
Glen j. MacCaddam was here yester-
day from Salem,-Morning Astorian.
Eva Banjamin who is still in q Sa.
lem hNpital is gaining and will no
doubt be able to come home soon.-
Gerylis Star
The Misses Bertha and George Boyles
of Salem have been in Lebanon the past
week, the guests of their uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mira. Joe Stowart.-Leb.
anon Criterion.
George Bingham and w. +. Drager of
Salem are spending few days in the
city locking after business. -Roseburg
| Review.
Cari Shoemaker left This morning for
Salem to look after business for few
days. Roseburg Review.
Miss Helen Farrar returned home
Monday after spending the weekend
with Salem friends--Corvalis Repub.
lican.
N d. Elliott made a business trip TO.
day to Newberg
h, N. Simon, salesman for the w. W.
Moore Furniture store is now in Win
ona, MINI. lie will leave in few DAYS
for the san Diego exposition and later
stop off week at the Panama Pa.
cific at San Francisco.
j. H. White U Albany is in the city
today
o. G, Millet Of Turner was a bust.
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
l.. NJ Beebee Of Springfield is reg
istey'd at the Bligh.
d. A. Faddn Of Yamhil was in Sa.
lem ;his morning.
Ch1s. Dick, Of The Mason and Ehr
man company went TO Albany this
morning.
Bort Mailing, freight and passenger
agent of the Chicago aud Northwestern
railway is in the city today.
w. II. Ormsby, travelling freight
agent for the Northern Pacific is in Sa.
lem today Cn business.
Albert Carver returned this morning
after q few days visit In Portland.
DIR. NJ. y. Pomeroy who has been in
Portland for several days, returned ON
the afternoon Electric.
Chls, Madison Of Albany was in the
'ity yesterday on business.
state Commander Sherwood viii meet
with the Maccabecs at u special SEES.
zion next Wednesday.
B' W. Rtchey received wire this
m"nng announcing the serious illness
If his grandmother ut Marshaltown,
Iowa, lie will leave for that city this
cyeuig.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
sees the Bright Side.

An anecdotc Of very high life in.
dced-an anecdote, in fact, about the
Young Prince Of Wales--is going the
rounds of Washington
The royal young second lieutenant
before setting out for the front, is
said to have declared at London
dinner party;
"Wcll, there's one blessing about this
way, At lcast-thcy cans force me now
20 marry German princess,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
POULTRY RAVSERS ATTENTION

In the Farm and Home section Of odays Capital
Journal will be found the second article series which will appear
IN this section every Friday Poultry HusandY These articles
are being prepared for this paper by Professor Frederic H. Sopcbu
who for years the Professor Of Poultry msbandy
ne'tcut Agricultural College and considered this counys
experts ON the raising Of chickens profit and pleasure
Each article will be complete in itseeach will
advice which apply in each will full money ymaking
are keeping few many fowls.
You considering taking up poultry keeping the future you
should study these articles They will give you the regarding
the industry aud will set you right
The attractive and helpful Illustrations will be by
Maeoeec, one Of the worlds leading poultry artists
II you overlooked The first article last week up the number
and read H. After have read article the carefully
preserve all In ScTRboo thus securing uncquae
poultry culture that h IN with tried accepted
principles
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
MAN IN ILL HEALTH is SUICIDE.

Los Angeles, CAL Feb. 26.--Despond-
cnt because Of i'll health, Louis Gille,
man, rs, hanged himself from the gas
fixtures Of his room here today. He
had been dead several hours when his
body was found.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26

Jacob Baughman and wife of Wood.
burn are visitors in the city today
f. S. Ported, the well known Silver.
ton capitalist, is in Salem today on
business
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26

Women live longer than men. They
are never talked to death.
About the time a man thinks he
~ he finds that he needs
another think. IT. G9INEMISS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26

The tanlored skirt illustrated here is
very smart with its unique trimming of
buttons and simulated buttonholes down
the front. The inserted plaits give the
desired fullness, and the belt is unique.
ly buttoncd. Stitching is employed as
a finish.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
Will Talk Baseball For
Salem at Meet Tonight

< At a special meeting at the
K commercial club this evening
< everybody in Salem interested
K in having a good baseball team
< here the coming season will be
< given an opportunity to present
< their ideas Those in charge Of
1; the meeting are urging every
X one who possibly can to attend
< and see if enough enthusiasm
K cannot be aroused to give Salem
4 first class squad Of ball toss
X crs this year,
: X x 4 x X x x X x X X x 4 X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26

Mrs, Lloyd llauser entertained her
ihimhle club yesterday afternoon at her
home on llclvicw street. The time was
pats,d in = pleasantly Informal way,
concluding with u dainty collation.
Those present worci Mrs. James chin.
nook, Mfa Paul llauseE Mrs, Lloyd
stifflcr. Mrs, Roy BYRD, Mrs. Alyro
Hussey, Mre. Roma Hunter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26

Ladies' Of Sedgwck Relief Corps
were delightfully."- entertained Thursday
nftenoon, February 20, by Mrs Joseph
Barber 1898 Soith Liberty. Assisting
Mrs Barber werei Mcsdamcs Thomp.
son, sharp, Dcnison, Higgins, Asscln
Visitors were Mrs. James lngrey, Mrs
,. G. Spencer Mrs. Rhotcn, Mrs. Hills,
Mrs koorman, Mrs. Afford, Mrs. Sim.
mons, Mrf, g. y. McAffee, aud Comradc
Frank Thomp'on, A homtiful repast
was served TO fiity.iiyc guests.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26

The r. y. & n. Trolly club win meet
WITH Mrs. Fred Burger on North States.
man street Saturday evening, There
uiIl DO cards aud music aud varlois in'
te-mal entertainment furnished,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
PERSONALS

X 4 X 4 z X X X X X X X X y
The evening world., 1915-02-12

or smooth pebbles for further adorn-
ment. 1t quite surprised me to find
what a demand there Is for such
things. especially around the holiday
season. Throughout the year people
buy them for birthday and other an
niversaries. I gave q few pieces OF
Jewelry to q church bazaar. That 10
where folks saw thom and admired
them, and that u how ! FIRST came
to sec them. Tho work In tho most
pleasant I can possibly think of. !
attend business during the day.
f. ID. Q.
Dear Mta schoeef;
Through the day I 20 TO busi-
ness, but often have leisure
evenings when ! stay at home and
read a book. Several times I have
volunteered to stay at my cousins
homo Of an evening to sec that the
'hildren were safe while she and her
husband went to the theatre or
dance. Now do this for friends
and neighbors; and my pay for II 10
spent in buying good books by stand
ard authors. In this way I endeavor
to further my education. 8. X. H.
The evening world., 1915-02-12

cows mit horns 80 wide to hbok the
COW fellers'-and Gus illustrated with
outstretched arms-'so It's no vundsr
Them Texas COW fellsrs In the movies
wear them lsathsr pants. INIT WOOL
side outside. and carry them big re-
wolwersi By goliies. 20 have to ride
even on . horses back where them
kind o. animals isI Not for anything
would DO ati"
You never hunted textiles then :
The big. fierce ones?" asked Mr..
Rangle.
NO" replied Gus; "and I amt So
ing TO. either. But tell you whak," /"
hs added. II don't think It's right Of
NO boss 70 send . felisr what has a
family out 70 Texas to nSht them
textiles"
'sThsrsi" said Mr.. RanSfs. "Just
what I was saying. Gus! And chs
big boob. Ed Jarr. was laughing
about III"
But Mr.. Jarr affected an air Of
nonchalanos. ~ though tanning tex
tiles was an everyday matter With
him-aA Il was.
The evening world., 1915-02-12

. %. fIhs Nsv York Evnins wosidD.
&: Ss:'; ss + Soon sh' British emblem is ho.t.s %
Louis (sprucine up)-Ah! Mr..
Fetherston Of Hawkins & Co., Mon
treal. must be coming. Ono of our
best customers, Bennie.
w; fetherstoc takes one look st ne banner.
ar,, 'Intss .n o;,s sse out his chest snd snte H
q soods. He iesves)
Mr.. A. (admirlngly)-You gotta
hand 1t to you. Louis. You certainly
got the business instinc'
Louis (getting perky. Yeh, and I
got German ono. too. For Mr.. Bris-
teckel OF Schmitt & Brlsteckel.
lSuddsnly HAM pssfcsms another Jassy noAt
nans isap. In end out In tisfyD
Louis (wildly). Harry! Harry! You
got the wrong nag! That's the French
one! You'll ruin me! Mr.. Bristeckel
is the only one what amt been here
yet. A French flag for q German!
lwhale Louis Is tearing his hair the door apsas.
us s.,Sa,S ;Sss' NJ b.ss b 1% 9asSsc .nd g -
Il: order When Ss | exits fSsi, sSll. so.p..: .rh
Mr.. A. (kindly). Louis. It ain't worth
1t. II they all should keep forgetting
and coming back. can you Imagine
what would happen TO you? You would
be like the chameleon who killed his-
self trying to mako good on a Scotch
plaid dress!
Louis (weakly). ! know Benny. hut
business isn't good. Harry. como here.
You're a good boy. You're smart.
Here's dime. Go blow yourself. but
put UP the Gloria Waist Company nag
frst, Harry.
The evening world., 1915-02-12

ossas; rh1 0ioz4a Maiss Ooapanl.
vai6. ssosind .viss. bsOs and forth.)
Mr.. A. (entering)-You're patriotic,
Louis. You got your flag out on
Ancoln's Birthday.
Louts-Every good citizen ought to
DO little thing like that Bennie.
Mr.. A. (slyly)-If you were . good
enough citizen you would be closed
up altogether. Louis.
I-ouis-Not when I got buyers COM
Mr. A.-oh. buyersi From w0ersi
L6uis Counting on his hnsers)-
From Donet q Co.. Quebec; from
Hawkins q Co.. Montreal: from
schmitt q Bristeckel, st. Louis.
Mr.. A. docking wise)-No wonder
you stay open. Louis.
tsnddsnly the hog ovtsids dasho into the stors.
Fahs up come material and dashs out asanJ
Louis (apolosixing)-He's . very
nervous boy. He's from Paterson.
His name II Harry.
IA uan spts,, Mr. A. ioois him o.sr. thsn
@sss Ss 80 sss r.snoS tA.ooie- flying. In q
few minutes ne customer lear0.)
Mr.. A. ldered)-What's >ths
matter with you. Louis? You taks
down the American nag and you
Louie (cautiously)- That
was Mr.. Lorel from Donet's. Quebec.
A French Arm clear through. You
know, Bennie, business amt 90 good
you gotta use tact. yknow.
,T IN; ,sss s n &. 'e:e r. *" a:" !sSs :s : e -
The evening world., 1915-02-12
Hits From Sharp Wits.

II long often needs watching at
night-Columbia State.
Some men can look an automobile
In the face without feeling embar-
I yasscd In the pocketbook, Macon
Telegraph.
The fact that there are all sorts Of
people In the world would indicate
: that there were all sorts of ancestors
IN the world at one time.-Toiedo
= Blade.
Lots OF men are very much higher
up In their professions than in their
profession. .--Deseret. News.
The evening world., 1915-02-12
MORE INSPECTION NEEDED.

who said he chorofomsd eight old people in the Ger
Odd Fellow Home s Yonkers has been pronounced by
3 = Bellevue alienist mentally unwenA"
Thh would not invadats hi story, evidence obtained
a sAsr witnesses had tended corroboras it. By most peo
sn voud sscs b hsd strange did tho cold blooded
mat Morn claims have done shoud prove become
n unsound either before during after the for which
- rssponghs
Mesh~ 1ess insane not investigation Of what actually
hnsd the agsd inmates Of the 10 on until IL pes
s Whatever these prove be- Mons confession viii work
ed oah attention to the need Of careful inspection
that house in out Of the way corners of the COM
nk - sgsd and The Aspasss
The evening world., 1915-02-12

~
w John w. Rangis. ''Whithsr
away. % biithslyr'
Who's going 70 withsr awayr Re-
phsd Mr.. Jar Indignantly. 'Whadda
~ moan. withsr awayf"
IT has . smile upon ~ yescisus
face. Il leaps ulas the ohamo4o-Tn
bet you can't spsll ne word ShaAeis-
from jas 70 jag. 20 to speak. and ~
heart seems light and say."
Anything had to laugh about
would make you sore. You're . real
frisndl" rstortsd Mr.. Jarr. m you
want 70 spoil the day for real friend.
tell him any good news ebout your
self. There = nothing IN th1s world
that win make thoss you ars fond Of
20 unhappy ~ 70 tell them you have
some good fortune. Therefore Il gives
me great pleasure to tell you that
the boss 10 going to send me to the
PanAma-Amsracan Exposition TO look
after our exhibition there IN the Hail
Of Textiles"
what DO you know ABOUT thsmr'
asked Mr.. Ransis sruffly.
Them whatr' inquired Mr.. Jar.
Them textiles" replied Mr..
Rangls. when were you ever an
animal trainsri Why, II you hooked
cross at . textile II would lump at
you with a snari and chase you clean
out OF It's cage!"
Mr.. Jarr gave his friend sneerins
look. Clarence. how you talk!" he
said mockingly. why, I've been
training man eating textiles since
was q boy. We had the nercest Cross
bred textiles on our ranch In Rhode
Island that you ever saw. Mind you
those textiles were crossed with the
nerce. or man-sating. fabrics. guess
that will show you how much I carr
for the most nercs and untamst
textile that ever terrified . fiool
walker!'
Put II there. pard!' said Mr.
Rangls. humbly. as he extended hi
hand. Il knew you were q brav'
l Httic guy, nut 1 never Know " wa
In you TO tame textiiss!"
Gus. the genial proprietor Of th'
cafe on the corner. stood by II
amusement listening to this weir,
conversation. Perhaps II was In
tended for his bensnt; but both Mr.
Jarr and Mr.. Rangie had spoken mos
seriously.
well. knew something was NJ
when l lamped you vsmping pas
with plenty Of shoes and smilin
like a semi-circular slice In . Gsorsi
watermelon. but little did ] thin
} you'd tell mo the srand news ths
you were going ovt 70 the Expositio
70 snter fsarlessly the Hail Of Tsx
tiles and make IL asros dsnissu
l~ sAsss0A - AsaU9 -
The evening world., 1915-02-12

rhsy Will md the same old stock
mere The drummer boys OF ITS
were the officers of 1912. Than ths
history Of the war of 1861. Al the
time the war broke out our army ana
navy were not adequate; but when
PRESIDENT Lincoln called for volun-
teers they were not found wanting
Take the State OF Connecticut, for ex-
ample. In the war OF 1861, l have
read that she had 10000 voters. and
that 10000 OF them were IN the field,
Every other State had volunteera In
high proportion TO her voting list be-
sides those that volunteered that were
not old enough to vote. II President
Wilson ever should be forced TO send 9
call for volunteers they would respond
Just - freely now e they have IN tAs
- &GC~ 1AW1AGU1AAx.
The evening world., 1915-02-12
Letters From the People
esr Array and Navy In the Past.

Sur Army snd Navy In the Past.
- ths Ednsr q Tts Evening Word.
In answer to the fears about our
I ormy and navy not being adequate
e war were declared: II people would
aread up the American history they
Americans are made. Let them read
,'ths fslgtory OF the Revolutionary War,
when England sent over her army Of
/ trained veterans to take this country
1soo ". The Americans had no army
- navy. but they were not found
.un1ting. They were all ready 10
Guht. from the boys up TO the gray
klred sires. They had few firearms.
- 1oaght with such implements a
- could get. But whsn the call
s;ss ~ 3 :. asss Ne = = ;nss a:s
The evening world., 1915-02-12

,a nsssed Is tho woman whose hus-
inni can always find what he IA
''oAns Tor where he left It.
many a misguided youth ima-,n..
that a girl In Interested in his -sisa %
when In reality she Is Interested univ
IN MS fareweil.-Omaha World. .Her.
A., mans judgment has 70 be excen-
tionaliy good 10 make II safe yor NJ,
to use II exclusively. " "'"'
tou can never know the quality Of
a husbands devotion from the pub.
nc display that he may make OF it
Albany Journal.
The evening world., 1915-02-12

Asee0 Lnseh wses alive ts1ay he, better thau a,y
s wsuA knew Asw - cell isstA frsn tbs country 4, a.
sa ssa Ter ~ Dssee Industry and ielIowship ss.i.st
wa - nseA ss ~ eiviliseA wssiA has set its faee
- hew wAae w3 nsaat He know ~ solemn need VIA,
~s ss orsassneA. He know IL hsilish futility whea
ssldshssss end csnqIsse Neg n sA
ever ~ nasssa Anseans cesehraas his birthday
- sssssr wy Aaa pledge ths.sslves answ-whIls r..
n1e Nen hass-se humanity, forbesrs,es infinite "a.
eee sss heness work. ideals which Lincoln loyslsud vsS
The evening world., 1915-02-12
QUEER FIGURING ON THE CITY's SLATE

"a RAYoR MTCHEDs administration hasens to welcome
State investigation Of the cys finances and believes that
AvA inquiry win only show how mandatory saion from
Xny sds 70 municipal burdens and how desirable home rule
~ this town.
Well and good But Whist about affairs which the city
ag fr ifi For example, what about the collection Of taxes
alussiy asesssd under the hwp
The Evening World has shown that since the consolidation Of
s only cent Of the amount Of personal
y levied has collected Forysevsn million dolas Of
sd pssona ta1ss carried the books Of the Comptroller
MAsE vors TIE city hs msry spent the money exactly
~ h treasury. Borrowing f1 up the hole and the unco
sa nisas crossed Of and forgotten bad debts" When
~ pn TIE administration that happens b control finds
A think up than remember older that
s unpaid Also easier levy resh real estate and oi
Il modssts than py overdue personal assessments
Aa tasdodsins mAieuai1es.
Maybe State Investigation would also reveal what the
~ nskss q some c6 II home socounts
The evening world., 1915-02-12
Evening World readers are anx.
lOus to hear how YOU mako YOUR
PIN MONEY. Write and tell them.
IERE are one or two more Of the

7 IERE are one or two moro Of the
n many letters from readers on
How to Earn Pin Money"
wish I had space 70 print all the in
tsrssting and instructive replies
have received.
Dear Ato Bohosss;
A fad of mine brought me quite .
profitable little private business.
When every one was making art
craft jewelry took . course In
working silver. 1t cost me $40. I have
no talent, and cannot draw a bit. but
I have, from association. developed
q taste for artistic things, and have
made rings. pins. buckles. hat pins
ana bracelets. decorated with crude
Indian designs and sometimes hav-
Inn q setting Of semi precious stones
The evening world., 1915-02-12

go Az. Bub." bel Ian Jimmy
y Monkey one afternoon. speak
Ing to the Baby Baboon.
"Mamf" answered the little fellow.
SAY. look hsre!" said Jimmy.
don't you mann mel"
Does II hurt your
mo, Il doesn't hurt me. but I'm not
woman" replied Jimmy. Some
times you cay yes. nam to . woman
whom che speaks to you. but II " bet-
Ter % cay Just 'yss.' Do you seer
'Yss. dear" exclaimed the htus
Xt ~ jimmy cot sssltsd.
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