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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14

Exquisite silk mixtures, plain white, blue,
tan, pink or hello. also a splendid assort-
ment of fancy silk stripe fabrics.
Very special at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14

Imported woven fancy stripe crepes. also
mulls and the finest mercerized cloths.
Exclusive designs and colorings.
Very special at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14
Guided by Automobile.

The automobile now became the
Guide. II made no disguise OF its in
tention. but was driven at breakneck
speed. According TO official informa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14
Two Types of Bombs

Two Types Ol Doh'bo'
TIL. air raiders used two kinds OF
bomhs~one was of incendiary type and
The other an explosive filled with
sbrapnel They did about equal dam
ace so far as can be judged, and many
of those injured suffered from wounds
caused bv the exploding incendiary
bombs, although the seyerer WOUNDS
came from flying shrapnel
At the parish church OF "hltechaPei
the rector has in his possession "hat
is probably the best specimen OF tne
incendiary bomb. II is pear-shspeu ana
stands from u TO IA inches nigh' WIN
a wire handle like that Attached 70
tin bucket. It's casing is OF enc toy Toy
erad with a wide meshed wire. Inc
80 between this wire and the zinc
casino ia Alled with hemp, soaked IN
petroleum to make it highly imam
mable, and held in place by the wire
At the top there is contrivahce SSme
thing like cork, with metal oahd
which looms outward, one end fastened
securely TO the cylindrical corklike al
lair and the other made only fast
anouob so that when the bomb strikes
an obstacle it will be Jared loose thus
serving "a a sort Of trigger and setting
6ra through some chemical arrange
ment to an explosive, which IN turn
ignites the petroleum-soaked hemp ana
tears open the bomb so that the imam
mable material inside will ignite.
So far as is known, all the explosive
bombs exploded. These bombs are OF
much finer variety than their lncen-,
diary brethren. They are made OF
brass, finely turned out and highly pol
ished. Just what type they were can
only be determined by looking at rag
ments. 1t appears, however, that they,
too. are shaped like pear, stand!hg
ten 70 twelve inches and weighing NJ
teen TO twenty pounds. There Is one
fragment which is plainly part OF the
small propeller which such bombs
have. The propeller is a safety deyiee.
When the bomb is dropped from aloft
the propeller begins 10 spin. AfteI
certain number Of revolutions the mr.
ing pin of the bomb is released, so tnat
when the bomb strikes the explosion
takes place. II the propeller does ho'
make these turns-and II Will not IN
less released-the bomb may strike the
ground, but will not explode.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-17
ip~ss = nd prs~ pr~...

W iNNiIfft- NJ t#at
-, ar - ara Ii"th.r
~ f.. t.-uIsr ,#nifst rfi.t 81 itstrIft
" "a h'i1 ~ Wtir7t.s 'a,t Hrek the
GLOWING 100 1T t,t- W" auanlmau-ly
ti ~s.d
Resolve Tit H., d.l.gat.s PRESENT
repr. -eutihg District NJ -. IN ia. ses-
i'm. =" uu I. ord a. desiring a fr.. dis
suSslan III u. rag"s o. The Jobrnal
" H'.taer ~ 70. r.-AmAlg amatIun Of tie
Metal Trades OF any =utt.r question re
lsftne - IT,. W.lfar- OF tie Brotherhood
u ttho4t undue interference. from Infprna-
iionai officers with IT,. freedom Of the
discussion. and that thts resolution he
forw ar'ied for PUBLICATION Ia the pages OF
Tn. journal
! may say this resolution VAS prompted
IN IT,. report Of delegate of i.odg. NJ.
iss that resolution OF their iodgr rad
been undulV shelNed by you. on the
grounds that Pr-siden, Franklin must h.
gwen an opportunity to reply To II tbe :
fore IL has appeared In the Journal. and
u felt very strongly that President
Franklin should r-ply Ia IL after II has
appeared and not unduly preclude. tn.
IN si'i-ratian Of II by n. initial appear
an. being accompanied by counter
blast ny President Franklin Tbs L. the
i1h.rtN ~ thu press A. understood on this
I'D. 80 the line
VII b.st wishes I am
Yours ftatsrnally
GEO = cHApBt' IN
80 rstsrf-Tteasursr of Bail.tmakers. bis
trtct No so
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-17
THE MULE

The mall. he IL funny sight
IT.. mai. 81 ais ana dynamite
HIS heels are full q, brick. and springs
Tomatoes battsrtug rams and tn ngs
It, Tat as any poisoned pup.
II lrsf hls m.ArHsss sw.ll< him up.
Hes always scheming round To DO
III tHfnss you mos don't want him to.
TIE mule. h. lives On everything
IT, got a laA-ls Nntc. 10 sing
And when he lets 4 loose at noon.
n sounds TX. bIHKsaWs OFT 81 tune
H.. stands around with sleepy eye
Md looks a. II hezi like To ~.
TT WhsH there's ary dying done
u Ant The mule. II bit BIN.
SffTe folk ., 'r.sf ntu# - slfh respect
Tfsy say they aiu5f 60 nj INTELLECT.
That may b. -. TT = YOU'VE got
To 10 heaven N tie spot.
Ant Van RaN At duesn : fail
Let fllf tie tassei On his tail
T = n3ula h. lends 10 - own hiz
lie dau OK loaded but h. =
-FschAnge
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-17
WAGES

Wages ar perpetual reminder o.
mans tnf-riotitv - man when all men
ar. equal there Will then be no necessity
Wages are in reality a blind, introduced
BY M partv In control 10 fool the party
NJ, IN control into the belief that they
Formerly the vassais Of an overload
gaNe their allegiance 10 him AMI suppil.a
INN IN KIND with syer.th,ns ,hey . eou..
much bound TO him only they don KNOW
II because h" paw them wages NY the,e
~as'e that hs pay TIN on ne go - =. ,oa,.
- hoy work 'or him. they take only a
small part Of the product for themselNe..,
or rather - allows them only sm !
rsft lie fakes TIE res'. puts II In the
h.rk or huy- securities with n. or any
frIrg else hv which he can double ms
money in given time thus. ne Is en-
ahled 10 control MOT because ne can pay
The eS's difference between the old sys.
TEN and the NV Is thar n former TIM
"a slaves and known as such. Now they
are also slaves but II Is more ekpe 3ient
- gI,r taen the deiuslon mat ihHs a.
free Thu. they are srnstentiy paia 70.
,halr services In wages. which In the form
= ,oll thew themselves sapriy 10 the cap
fains Of Industry.
When they strike. they are eondemneh
% interfering with the rights OF prop
TIM. the whole system Is complete. even
20 the voting power fot neh ~. %. :
Wien ANYBODY kicks and tells the truth
he Is nut down fanatic or dreamer
II the KICK = s,rons ca9ush arc a' !. S,
hartman. Mr. Hll M Rockefeller. Nj
Gould an other iofiv patriots come ~
with interview. In ne p spsfs, m sn n,1,
ing down go hard on Us a. to bring th'
tear, Of joy TO al eyes Life
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-17
SCARS CANNED

STAKII-'K Wash March 10 ". not
mat ogden Utah IL getting tired of soaoe
~ the bu 'lp-u th.A were glad To se'
them at thu begin NIX Of the Stttk' lh.N
fired san II ITEM At one tn- AMI thl-
must have hen quite blow To tn. slimy
element This same thing - hapr' ming
all over the system Their. has hen som.
fann.d her. and others laid off Th"r"
are siN dead .ngfnts In the round house.
but sitll thy nave enough S'ABS ram
are running thlrtN minutes lat our
I'll, k.t I'm. did god work this week II
k.rt tNr.p tia, ksntifh< from going To
aufk Thss N'rs ard men FROM Mon !.
taua II l. too hsil q a. thes- men hlf
MT know thai th.~. men did not Know
fIaf th.r. was a strike on after Tire
years ~ striking TheN tank that Sfar :
bu,k is a small Ii,,.= nd an fan- am
max. a STAKE and 81 IA aS. and nobody
w,.ulJ know Il Nat to- Eei fooled "N"rA
nm. oar MT" MI III ltri fz"o " u
n the Stop ard ~. seahs VII M
sttkr for IL
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-17
LIVELY WORD BATTLE
OVER FULL CREW BILL
Employe a Shot Line Says Train
men are Being lnlinidaied.

ipiSf. Idaho. March l'-p-,taring
that the present train Crews have sutfi-
ri,ni men that th.=f. viii hs he gf"aist
safety s,ursd and that II vii h. an IN
NECESSARY burden on the railroads W \
titnet. general Sup.rlnirnd. 81 II"
oregon Short Linz. made tn" principal
address FRIDAY ia opposition "a the adop-
ttun OF the "full crew bill now hefot .
tn. senate Tn. measure Was con sidet.d
Friday evening by the committee on cor
ruratlons ~ the senate chamber
Ttlt B~s~ees speakers.
Mr. whitney further stated that tn"
hill f. not receiving tn" support Of am
employees Of the railroad aside from tho>'
that have been discharged
This contention Was tartlN answered hf
r ksnnedN. representing the train
men. who declared that hr Is an tmploNe
II the oregon Short Line and that he " ii
h. 80 until he Is discharged lie asserted
that Mr. whitney viii dischafgs him a.
soan "a the Legislature has adjourned.
lie further claimed that the conductors
NJ tn. road have been intimidAted and
threatened with loss Of their ioh- II theN
maxi an appearance" In Hois" Tor -"
~
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-17
RAILROAD NOTES

A r Castle has been appointed auditor
Of the Psscsgouls-M Moss Point Northern At
Moss Point Mis-
T C Bates has been made agent of the
Blue Ridge Despatch At Chicago. vice J.
| Hazzard. deceased
Peter Birrel commercial agent of the
Pere Marquette at Pittsburg Pa. has been
transferred TO Detroit. Mich
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-17

N"Ss ere r~ssesseA 90 ret est TIE essses
- psse fesv ssd HANS u - n ssss eSa-
~. ct u est. s~sa u 10 . frs~sA. bass
u n y"ss rtsh es ledge sssa. psae u
- The fv"ss window Of ssae ss~re. Nske
Csc 81 the pssssev SD Aeip % sdsessts~
Z ~ rssAs strike.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-17

Drew Head has been appointed assistant
r.,.-si fr.lgh, agert - - Gnlf Colo
adj 4 San'a Fe at Galveston Tt
VI : Powers has teen srpairtei ger.
80 rasssnEer agent ~ The Delaware n
hudson A. Albany. Y. Nee \ \
TIear1 res gnei
RI. MeKihben IA. been appointed &c
s~.l BAGGAGE aver, - - sunset Contra
49, At Houston. Tex. yice " Napier.
llsHeAse.'
Nvraa Wool general aEes' - re PITTS
.urs A LAKE, Trte A. Yolngsfawn. q re-
trsi - January / under the pension.
rufes - the company
William Warner has tsen arr r e
general agent OF the San Peifo. n. IN
v.lss 4 Sat Lake a. Chicago wee George
NJ sargent. deceased
cM swan hss been Arpoin'ei a.s'sfAn
general freight and psssengsr ssrri q
the Assi~ippi River bohhs le =. %
flce al Bonnie Terre No
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-17
I|IIIST LODGE
n.@ OF ST. JOSEPH
=. ~ Criticism Publisbed
q. siIesin Of March 3.

A. Ike(m Oh VbasNs ~
All F,btlary 20
reseIs'Ytn fh, Slrikr bulletin Of
4. pu doubt YOUR sincere
eoncrrnlns the 81 M. ou' ""
sc this mean. ''t '''',' ''.'''e
Ar, neN.filt'i' ''' >
Prs"
stand f,Hit - substantial.
)Hh g,itt,4-uI~ directed against
~ ". nffr.t- lot sending out
- mean ~ hi,h they want.
Ia haA, tn stfike called
u-IL.ts Of tuR othcfs interest
',,,ar. N"ItIi, 81 III" Iabof
re "a /. p.fi,tt Iight To- express
fh and efltisIlu# iht iuut "ineht
Fmes ,ont IL al OF the strike,
a ay, ~ l,tiiu'utal to TIN
IN. stflk,t- aud the labor
VI, 49, T., a~-I-t TIA" railroads
fpL-,,ox ylaf th'N hatt Tor mot,
p.,s p,,u #ttN4ug to dc. ami
w .iuaI iii naI ow mnN"
49,. M ir.,.r, SIS Of uur com
ls~ 20 az any on" ,lSr has a
"A fIAtAH W. 80 70 HAAHit = 80 -
ie'' .a
~" 49,,
~, you rlshl /" ~
y strikers ha' ~ u L..is .,no ~ ~
I, your fodse Ia -'se'h~'s'N' s.Ns '"
Sisrs since IN ia ia'.n :" -
You had ny III - -
k.n II you ha' 10
cause THIS - ~" a..e'
n eonsidera l'i uai'ia 'i n,s,ts
m affected ~ i''ia"' IA
| 10 finance tiis ~ Cum
Iads no dif'ef'h IN ne ''oi
kksfs have tah'h ~ ~
h. 10 the lutht' -"
ksof NOV cin'it' "I W Sias'
pieass-ahd u al any 'i'he the
! Of other Portions OF nv ~ sahIhu
3 DO not nv "P 10 nv Mn i
Saial 10 th.u u * - anu WI
b are, or -" - 10 anu
I've . perfect XII 10 lliah' a.. ~
yes may thlhh - u
mains, hnweA' - ~ gu
/ enly $500 I" MS iikh'' -" ar
~ much INT IL "a ia gu Nv u
and this ~ 81 lh''i~ MAJ
i be the ca u '''it ,Ah't du''
has taken pa ~ ~ NIX 'his sti
} problems lnh1 NV "ili' oht'"
w efforts Ia 'i'a ''u, ~ 'hS
krs and th"s" ~ al ''i'e'e ih"t'
Third.
-. ,....t informed u.ni-
s ~ IN ,a /, ~. conclusion that
," In .,srp t,t III, nmnant of |
-, - ,b. .trlk, h.
w! t,.i,'g rrofosl,i,n IL Won
49,. l.. "a, .,,nI lndr,
p, ~. a., A.. stiIl ,noush
, -. -. ,I,,n - s.t,,t Nnu
-. g., v,3,b ,ni consider
~. I,n.N,y
'ss nss o -, -, ,,t,.c,tv
az. -, -, 4, To "a.
:, u",sm.r, M. mot,m,nt that
s,,,I 81 it,,.,, Nnur tnstr,i,.
fte.i sha = aI',h ~ -. -,
49,, ., -, ti,,,,,i',l s,r,ifs
" -, an d,n.nd upon thos.
-. r., M, nm, "a hn rnn.Iaar
-, acn.,sB =. m, sink, "A good
- -. .ufrcisn, ,nnds
80, -, 80, IN. .u,n
~ ~, ~ ,...n ,s,uny" som.
s,,,ss,. h.x. st,,p AZ much AZ
poesessiohs' anu " the future
nAt TINS 81 n" l. not won. the.
iesl that they have made good
MT Iheif interest IN the Nno'e
p indisidual eoitSlde fati"hs ihey
mai tAey are IN" hhtnr tunae par
~ carry their own burdens am
lssns OF thos" no, IKE youtseit'
nAks the saotltlces that are SO
y ID the ever -gr"" ins struggle OF
y human prog eos
r..r,A
ne tnA th' stdhH l"us- n'h
nihk when II sent our the osi
ms adhlisslon you say II
ulhk 10 s'ap' \ iuhash'eh'a
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-17

s sns nines o. the workers. We would be
disrupted today. The STRUCK road .ouid
nave been taken off the unfair list and
tue scabs working for them would h.
calling you brother" And AZ Nv NM
chance. you should run over To In. m.n
as'. "itire and protest against a re-.
auction IN your wages. he would tell Won
ss e"~er-shss he ~ Ssepea ,os -. ~.
soe"ss sessssf SD Narrisssas Its~s s.a
~sse !, 90 Apologize Go sAe s~sks for s"l..
- ssVAe - putting them The fair list
that ,"sr sst~s - ~siy . frsssvssi M,
sssssass"s-e e~sus ~tSk-asa shss 4, ,s,
s"s t"rre the rs1ivOoAs 20 do s.,,si..
ps~Asrstse - It's sSssstsse.ss
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-17
FROM POCATELLO

IestATEI.Io. March 10 conditions A..
A. usual very quist. trains runnlus lat
~ usual | vas informed that men around
town Law. been talking Ia several OF ~"
strikers. urging them IN 80 back tn "otk
in the hullpen. but of no aNail - Tar ~
cspt un- machiuist who had ben true for
over thr.. Years tut was Influenced by
his brother and other friends 10 desert y"
ranks and return to the bullpen. Mix Gil
msrv - tAs weak knrri. but the brother
hood has not lost a sr' At d"al a. he n'.sr
worked auN rlhf' 'utstd. al - at"llo
tud thrt.f're i incompetent ALL Win
To- rtrogt J"us Isu car rrphIt't ""
all d.s.rt.d -. f.nks feH months
aga. hat VAS net f.Iartsd
III. NJ, ker tist vent out Il Ameti-
an Fails a. pick ~ W.. kagc Na= als"
rocked hen the engineer Nh< Whklrs
= lying switch With the wrevker The
heor s,rask the tender OF the engine ant
The .SaSs az stu working forty eight
hours per week
f.pnrted az DOING til at a. Cheyenne.
u here
" hase h.en Informed on god an.
atriVrd in thu city. aud wers s'"kins en-
rla,mrni inquired of one of auf htothers
NJ Rad hen w IN" II the cary
part Of IT, strike ~ thor" vas strike
IN In the Shops hut As this brother has
been am is now engaged with ths civ
ard La taken 10y hii'e int.rss' IN =. 3,
stfuggl. the past tNo var informed
49,. men that ~ they wanted To- < 81
tn. shops they would never from HIM
about II Rut ths-e men lad nttte Tfln -
.rfflr about them and refused - ~
/ wish L. report thst " HartN VI ltat-
IA a Sab Matchmaker a. 'tf~ ro'rt " A.
arrested short time ago for trying 10
hat /. room and hoard hill NJ Bona q
vas taken - Salt Lake city a. h. "as
wanted ~ T." tar authorities for gtahi
t,,rrrv - We rnaY presume that Nc
banald vii not -sab Tor same time ="
com"
r. p buckingham. Jr. travelling pas
s.ny.r agent OF the Missouri Kansas A
Tssa. At Houston. has been appointed
commercial agent at Waco. Tex.
Tie real reason - the high cost = lzE-
ing l. not because the farmer proiu Is
an INADEQUATE amount of products, ar sets
too much for what he grows. but IL tina,
mere ar. too many tollgates between II"
field OF production and table Of con
sumption-Rhodes-
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-17

ssstsssiss-s ~ssns ~s.a-s,s ,Ss, ~ ~.
s"e f"rre the railroads 10 4" So, ski.s
ss"ssrs'se - Its ~~ssstss~sss.
~ "a tn i,taI' aAA faIIf.41 man.
hg't OF corporation VIII l.. ,t . I..,-ii'',
/" Il" this. IT viii only h. alta l.. H..
on til" Illinois central and Hartman I'M !.
haN' hoh' .NtfStulHK Iosrihl, l., a. ,.iI II
II ih'Ie Is any strength m L.. tsh,J
~. ttn.ni Of t"day WI sHA1I. Know
TIN NH DEMAND THAT IL III. AVN
\ FAIR TESr ~ Ali. TttNCLI,NLb
! M system Of 49, organization, ma
N - sit"hs'st adN"' if.s IN H. tifand
l.,le, "uie.,s /, l. tlu WHO HIVE
" KITTEN TIils DRAMA FuR - II :.
f"rar W.T. r. i Is r, - 81 ~. r,."s,H M
TIN - hrAIN IN Tiir FlRsf ~ xua
:, {, az hahd that the rln a.. = IN,
SW hEf IN lT MI$ or D,sr ~ are
l"t' ny the admission tii9. 1T THEM
DELIVER TN Go,lp~ o. STOW -. all
~" t'si 81 IN. oto~a that THEY HAVE
l'lnll tJlpN THAT THIN At.l ri:l,5
!ri;,',,. ntMAa;i.l' o,slfs NV
EFFICIENCY lest ~. d.mtna mat / -
show tt"u 'blu. pt5ut- ". hat. 81
1'' r :" LAY "a, or ~, 'H1 - - sa' all Pile
al 81 -. WHO I-p<T
fo.-ts.s.sa
~ ~ ""rk,ts "a I,a1t al IT,, wofkln.
d las A"uf lul'ttrt - n, #ft.ir-t 81 I'll
vi" ~"fk iou should In. ~ WITH ~
ROADS AMI THEIR S'.AHS Wt'1.t.t
YOU itll IL gN, IT, rfTlk'rr ru az
hshiins >ear aght hpt.E SUPPORT ,op
automatically In ~ vii t.. ratIaaat.
III sttikr AMI fh.sf ,=f.n'ut. Aol lin. ID
Min that Las Nil's-'- lui't'-f- at. not
N"ur INTEREST," al t.. Interest - ~.
" =" A.. annllilattug thu WORKING la
hrri'' Lat. that although N".t anal.
va ~lh'tf' ttast tai toV VIA t.allzs
shh'h thai va has'- b..h mi.5tf,rmcl
- !" n" ~ita.,ttor h.t. at H.. -tfIpk
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-17

p. buckingham. Jr. travelling pas
sanger agent Of the Missouri. Kansas
Ts,a. At Houston. has been appointed
commercial agent at waco. Tex
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-17

mat publicity for unprosen
Sss.sii do more TO disrupt our
IMAM any other force now
Hac,.es me TO assure you that II
H.,i'hg the time this Cork
was being taken. II We
avenue OF publicity. or none
ssfessive enough TO express
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-17

.,.,,,ou Hat Fob 20
an fh, Slrlkr bulletin of
5000 4. pn Doubt N"ur sincere
. isi Pr IL. strikr. but We
)sas In fn.atI, 80 #iti"i ming y"h
iaA n,,.rih.l,ss 'Ntf"in' y ct
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-11-18

planned Of was written, was in di-
rect contradiction of the solemn
pledges given the members of the
Legislature at both these sessions.
We know also they could not have
gotten the legislation which was
passed without making these pied
ges. We know the pledges were
not taken as settling the matter,
but the substance of the pledges
had to be Incorporated into the
laws before they could be passed.
We know the Board of Trustees
so far as that bond issue is con-
cerned, have kept faith with the
Everglades drainage people and
the law. We know that the
schemers of the Everglades people
were trying to coerce the Trustees
into breaking faith with the law
making power of the State, and
the people.
We know all this, and we de-
nounce it-calling the act by its
proper name. True, the style is
old. No older, however, than the
practice Of Shylocks, who break
faith with the people
Why has that committee Of a
thousand men gone up in the air?
Why has the attack on the In
provement Board of Trustees sud
denly stopped? We can tell you
that, Mr.. Hanna. The power
higher up has sent forth the order.
A power that juggles with the
Governorship of a State in remote
corners of the earth scruples not
to start little thing like that,
and call it off when it finds some
body is going to speak out in
meeting-and say something
Gainesville Sun.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-11-18
School News Notes
Harry Barrow, Editor


The Monday morning exercises
were conducted by the sopho-
more class. Rev. Sistrunk gave
us a good talk.
Last Friday, Supt. JAS. 0. Bick-
ley visited this school and was
pleased with the progress that has
been made in the school work.
The primary department has
charge of the school campus this
week.
Geneva Nail fell from her
wheel, cutting her wrist severely.
DR.. Whidden skillfully bandaged
it and the plucky little girl has
been present every day.
The High School basket ball
team practices daily, playing and
defeating the town lads as often
as they have game.
The basket ball team is an al
star team this year.
Two literary societies are tt
be organized this week.
John Boyle, the studioss senior
had slight cold Tuesday morn
The boys of the Spanish class
are making rapid progress.
The attendance remains abou
normal.
Fred Bell disloeated his elbow
while wrestling on the campus
DIR. Mcqueen set the injured mem
Der at once and the pupil was abb
TO keep up his attendance.
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Odd Bits Of News

1
Minneapolis, Mimi. w hite
Earth, near here, claims the cham
pion mother of this state and per-
haps of the entire country AL
though Mrs. Myrtle La Chappelle
is only 10 years of age, she has
been the mother of nine children.
Her husband is % years old.
Atlanta, Ga. When William H
Burden, rs years old, advertised
for q bride, the ad was answered
by Miss Lula Douglas Thomson,
26 years old, 1t is reported the
groom settled 100000 ON the
bride before the wedding cere-
mony. Burden has adult grand
children.
Portland, Ore.-Is Doc Osler in
the audience? jeremiah Paulsell,
SO years old, has just applied for
a hunting license to hunt big
game. 81 don't take water from
any young fellow says Uncle
Jere.
Mason City, la. Thirty-two
years old and married five times
is the record of Ethel Wickes-Ne-
BILE Pump-J urdy-Hughes, who is
under arrest for bigamy.
Ell Paso, Texas When Stanley
Cobb applied for a license to mar
ry Margaret Corn, the marriage Ii
cense clerk refused to issue the Ii
censc thinking it was a joke.
When convinced, however, he
shelled out. Pop Corn was said to
have opposed the marriage, but
when appealed to said, "Shucks I"
and headed the list for the husk-
ing.
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Only Once.

Two old ladies, both Of whom were
we'll cared for, were once conversine
about their affairs. One was a jolly
old lady, while the other was Of a sour
disposition.
swell, WE'LL" said the jolly one, its
pleasant to be old. We get the best
of everything-the easiest chairs, the
best places. the tenderest morsels"-
Eyes, yes" sighed the other, forced
to admit that her life was an easy one,
that's all very true, but what's the
use? We can't be old but once
Youths Companion.
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