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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-08

Marine Animals" will be the sub
ject of lecture which Prof. w. A.
Bryan will deliver in the geological
library at the College of Hawaii to-
morrow morning at 8 o'clock. The
public is invited. ......
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-08

Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton II. W. Kinney is preparing his
biennial report on the public school
system of Hawaii for submission to
the governor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-08

In letter to the morning paper.
Attorney L, Andrews opposes the "cen,
tralization" of duties in the engineer
ing department by keeping the water,
works and sewers under control of the
city engineer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-08

The territorial grand jury filed an
other partial report yesterday after,
noon, returning three indictments and
mo true bill" the latter in the case
OF Nakai, a Japanese, held following
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-08

Judge Ashford's court disposed of
SO criminal cases during the month
OF December, according to the monthly
report filed yesterday by Huron X.
Ashford, clerk of the court. OF these
10 were tried before injuries, resulting
IN nine convictions and six acquittals.
Thirteen were nolle pressed and one
stricken from the calendar.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-08

The Republican county committee
will hold meeting tonight. The COM
mittee's policy with regard to in
dorsing candidates for office may
come up for discussion. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-08

Telephones to the number of 1874
are now in transit and will be installed
in Schofield as soon as they arrive,
according to notice given at head
quarters by Maj-gen. Carter yester-
day.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-08

On appeal from the first circuit
court the supreme court will hear ar.
gument at 10 o'clock next Monday
morning in the matter of the estate
of David Henry Davis, deceased.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-08

Mayor Lane and City Engineer Wall
toured the city yesterday for the pur-
pose of inspecting the various plans
and departments under the city en-
gineer's supervision. The trip was
taken to allow the mayor to- better
formulate his plan to place the va
rious departments under different
heads, although all would be under
the city engineer as at present, ac-
cording to Mayor. Lanes proposal
More data will be gathered in tour
taken late this afternoon by Lane and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-08

The Cornell Club of Hawaii will
hold its annual election of officers and
banquet in the University Club next
Monday night. beginning at $3.50
o'clock. All Cornell men are invited
to attend, and those who have not al
ready made reservations for the ban
quet and wish to attend will notify
H. A. r. Austin, room 20, Kapiolani
building, King and Alakea streets
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04

Pero entonces ha Sucedido una de
las escenas mas terribles que yO he
presenciado. Cuando iba a marchar-
me, IN grito immense de pavOr me
ha hecho volver ell rostro instanta-
neamente. Ell perro hambriento, cu-
yos ojos apagados y tristes Sc ilumi-
naban en- vivos destellos de odio Y
de rabia, grunia sordamente y Sc a.
chaba, dispuesto a ~asaltar la presa
que tan entertainments Drotegia su
amigo. Y el nino, loco de terror, re-
fugiandose hacia mi in desamparar
nj un i~nstante 81 e~ntranable tesoro,
me ~imploraba con grandes Y desga-
rradoras vcces, gimiendo Y llorando:
INC te vayas, iOh, no tie apar-
tes de mi Isl ME dejas solo, Bob va
4 quit&rme 10 que tn me has dado,
.iQuedate, por favor, quedate aqui
hasta que yo haya condo!
Yo lie he dicho que lie echara algo
a su perro. que 70 le devolveria en-
seguida con creces TODD cuanto lie die
"a. lie he hecho yer que Bob, su a.
migo fiel, tam5ien tenia hambre, y
que era muy justo que lie s~ocorriera.
Mas TODD ha sido inutil. Era tan
grande ell hambre de aquel pobre ser,
que aunque ~sentia, sin duda, en- el
fondo de su alma una voZ immortal
de piedad y justicia, que le acusa-
ban de impio, rudo Y primordial,
triunfaba de TODD Y empuja5a hacia
81 solamente las manos tremulas y
agitadas del niho.
Y he debido esperanto Y hacer
custodia a aquel inocente criminal
mientras iba comiendo, convertible
yo en- protector de la fuerza bruta
V hambrienta del hombre contra la
fuerza bruta Y hambrienta del perro.
! una vez que ha condo el mucha-
cha cuanto yo lie habia dado, he Wis
to iSanto Dios! una Ultima escena
memorable Y profunda. FL nino Sc
ha sentado otra vcz, s~onriendo, So
bre las piedras que cubrian el suelo.
Y el pobre perro, olvidandO su ira
impulsiva Y roido de hambre. ha lido
sumisamente a postrarse a los pies
de Su barbara dueno, con los ojos a
pagados Y mustios, las o%rejas cal
das, anonadado entire las tinieblas
inmensas de un misterio para el in
sondable; Y lamia las ano de su
duro senior, donde quedaron las mi
gas del suntuoso banquete, Y levan-
tando 81 hocico con un dolor infini-
to, lie Ola en- Ia boca-tenues e in
visibles como rastros de un sueno /
deal-los calidos Y anhelados arenas
del pan Y del queso.
GAZIEL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04

FL hipnotismo f~ortalece su memoria y de-
sarolla su vollntad. Nencc Ia timidez, re-
vivifca Ia esperanto; estimula la ambicion y Ia
determination lie tencr buen eSito. lie IN
spira aguclla confanza en- 81 mismo que le
pone en- estado de corvencer 4 Ia gcnte de su
verdadcro valor. lie da Ia Have de los secretos
intimos del dominic de Ia mente. lie poue
en- estado de dominar los pensamientos y
acciones dc otr0s. Cuando I'd. entiende esta
ciencia importante Y misteriosa, I'd. puede
implantar SugcStiones en- el espiritu humane
que seran ohedecidas en- un dia o en- ua ano
de aqui. I'd. puede curar malos habitos y
intermediates eli 81 Tismo y en- otres. I'd.
puede curar 4 81 mismo de insomnia ner-
viosidad Y preocupacicues domesticas o de
ncSocios. I'd. puedc hipnotizar a personas
nstantaneamcntc. con Ia mera mirada de los
BIOS, sin el conocir'iento de cllos e inituirlos
podcrosamente Z obedecer su voluntad. I'd.
pucde dcsarrollar q IN grado maravilloso
c~ualquier talento musical o ~dramatico que
I'd. pueda tener. I'd. pucde aTmentar sus
0oderes tclepaticos o clarividcrtes. I'd. puede
lar cntretcnimientos asombrosos y divertidos.
I'd. puede RanarSe el amor y Ia amistad per-
pGtua de aqucllos que I'd. desea. I'd. puede
protegerse contra Ia Influenza de otros. I'd.
puede tener buen Gxito fnanciero y ser reco-
rocido como I'm poder en- SUI comunidad.
Este libro de Flint le ensenara como apren-
Ter el secreto de aicanzar esta cosas. Sr.
Flint es ell hipnotista mas eminente y mejor
-onocido en- ei mundo. Ha aparecido ante
nil!ares de auditorios. FL cumplira felmente
>ada promcsa- 81 I'd desec una copia de este
ihro ~gratuito, solo neceSita mandar SUI nombre
3 direction en- una ~tarjeta postal-ningSz
iinero-al Sr. Herbert /. Flint, Dept. 22S3 n
Cleveland, Ohio, f. L. de A., y el libro IL
sera enviado 4 vuelta de correo, porte pagadf.
Teuga cuidado en- pober el ~franqueo sufficient /.
sobrc su carta y incluir la misma cantidad }
hnbres poStalcs TN su carta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04
Ell ANUNCIO
Como nuestros tectores hs

Como nuestros iectores ha.
5ran noSado, tenenos en- nues.
no diario una seccion lamads
de Anuncios Economicos, So
ore la cual queremos liamar Ia
atencion del publico en- gene.
raj.
Esta secci5n es Gle verdade.
ca importancia para Ell que
6usca I'm empleo, para el que
4uiere TN empleo, para ell que
4uiere TN empleado o s;rvien
te, para ell que tiene algo que
vender o comprar, para todos,
en- resumen, los que necesitap
ponerse en- contacEo con al
guien para Iievar a cabo 81 a.
creglo de cualquier negccio.
GA PRENSA" es el period.
co mexicano mas ieido dentro
y fuera de San Antonio y sus
anuncios son de resuitados
practicos inmediatos. En- GUAM
10 al precic de elios en- la sec.
cion de Anuncios Economicos.
5astenos decir que podemos
oubIicarlos hasta per la insig-
nif;cante suma de Is centavos.
ST necesita listed trahajo o
empleados, 81 trata de rentar,
comprar o vender alguna casa
o terreno, 81 ha perdido aiguna
cosa, 81 quiere conaprar o ven
der muebles, joyas, etc. pase a
uuestras oficinas y lie daremos
a conocer nuestras condolences
para publican los anauncios e.
conomicos. Por muy POGO d.
nero conseguira 10 que listed
desea, pues GA PRENSA" es
Zelda en- todas parties.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04

Con c7ts ruevo desclrririsrto p-tdsse
rTeSC4l[lr g - cC~ccuen-2CrCle5 De G4et2
gclerall-Ets u~resc-iT-l5 , de TODD ID cue
Epa-te &c "a vida regular e los cegocl0S.
S:SG COMO De C0stuG-5-e. : coma c-z-to
CUste = apete=cl. -AGca14S IS VI iaotzrs-To
TsIcCip para G! Siste-.a mis- GeicEGo. pCe5
no C~c-t.sns acci:ss. CnU,slcnes, nj alcohol
IS 10 una pasE.i.a C-Geentrad1 que P-e-5
tonarse sin CUE alG!s So ente-e. SEs uis
p.J-lEos amigos 10 mcclellan s-hsr . CCe
Va. tcGlA hlsta GCz CUEGea a=olSEaGo5 lie
EGS 2Celautl5 e peso y he-LeSG-1-
Ia CEcsSivc 1=lE-LeZ. ez tan C2grtiGcanss
como c. C=cs5C &c came. Los SoE-C-es DEL
SaGos tropiesan con gr-aGes -.aC-.-aCes e.
Ell canine Gel cxito, : 81 tgE.cran dInsro
"nu1rG 2garcutaraa ric2E-" las DIjscgs
auEsrSaG, -a-a veZ son pogGla-sE = 2Ulqle
yss.aa eleC1utn-GeHte. los rlgos GlgrlCS 10
puccen GiSiEaG.a- C. conform ID .os-E0 = %
pyoT!aeute &c los AueSSs. Tone s.l -G.i.-
ca De tIeEPO Sargol ' -bl=Er-r n ci CO. %
de los faces. EnyieaoS E! clg5a roy ra.Elo
; csc-l5--yE con C.1-2at Sea E1, hEl y IL
reCCIo1 comp!eta. C!-.SteG6c 81 cI..l & The
Sa-EC, Cot721A Herald E-C-. B~sEEEaIto-, s..
Y, l. L -. g -1r7itire--os t=r1edt1.-marrs
una GAIA &c S4rs0! per ,a3C- O. $3.50,
GaadoIs ate1as co-7ie.a information del
porCue de 50 Gsir-1s-. y &c como nues.-o
reuvE.o uatu=almErie Is aG1d.rA Ia c-r2e de
que q Crese2:e es-aSc2. 10 hay CuEs 20
CtzlGld e aEEI on a-g.aGta - -eE--. EC--0-
80. en1cto. ( accomplishments desa--ol.aGo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04
FL NOCENTE.
VieRe De Ia pigina =

cuerpo como una paloma recien CO.
gida. Levant6 una mano indicando
que 10 esperaran, Y mordiendo las
palabras dijo estas que por doientes
y esp&ntosas no 10 parecian:
No.. Mo-. No..
Prorrumpio en- sollozos comprimi-
dos, angustiosos, terribles. que mo-
vieron a compassion y ASTHMA. l. Sc
norita Gretchen, hernana De! joven
aleman. pidio que 10 subierau Z Dor
do; el sabio de los cole6pteros hizO
10 mismo.... Y siempre cogido de
Gn brazo por Ia mano ferrea del no.
ruego, fu6 l!evadO el jovsn al primer
piso del navio. Sus Sollozos no ha-
bian terminado nj IN inSt2ute: 10
raba como IN nino, con deSespera-
cion, con amargura. e aire del mar
sin embargo, reaccionO, sObre sus ner
vios a~tormentados y de~sordenadoS,
lograndO dcsasirSe sin esfuerZO de
las maEos del captain. lie rodeaba-
mos todos como una jauria; Y al sen
tirse tan ACCOMPLISHMENTS aSechado,
tan silmente herido en- 10 mas caro-
que tenia, 81 honor, hizo con voz
temblona ' doliente una confession
de honradez. de i~nocencia, de no
nestidad y de augusta. Jur6 pof las
cenizas Ge 81 padre. Invcc6 a 81
madre. Conto retazos de su historic.
AsegUro que era inocente.
Soy i~nocente, ~seHores... Lo jul
TO-. Nj palaOra.... Soy inocenre.
e. marine lie ~interrumpi6 con as
pereza:
81; pero devuelva listed e. anillo.
Entonces, desperate, tai vez To-
CO porque n Gulce humildad &c
ojos Sc torn6 fiereza, resueltamente
Sc INTRODUCE las m&nos en- los Dol
sillos, como para p~reseatar Ia sorti-
ia, di6 una mirada a su alrededor, ella
v0 los ojoS en- los mios.-unos ojos
que todavia NE miriam desde e. fondo
de mi conciencia-di5 IN 5riaco in
esperado. &c Eiera ante el peligrc IN
minente, dijo "madre mia. = Sc G
cho al mar.
Tn grito de terror lanzamos los
paSaieros, mientraS el buque a to-
do vapor hendia las aguas serenas.
en- cuyos lomos deshacia e. sol to-
das las rosas de sus oros.....
Despues|ioh Dios mjo!-.os nave
gantes, sin decir NADIA, abrumados de
augusta, martirizado5 por ej recuer-
do Sc encerraron en- sus ~ca1aroses, =
20 tambien con ellos. In dolor ia
mas saatido me partia las sienes. Y.
como ebrio 4 fuerza de tan5a seaSa-
cion, ne quede dOrmido. Desperte
cuando Ia ncche era en- el mar. en- el
cielO, y en- mi camarote. Tuve ne
cesidad de respirar el ARE yodado De
Ia noche, de or, de seatir en- IA So
ledad del universe, Ia musica sonora
y misterioSa del oceano. Y al hacer-
10, al saEr de nj camarote, II fulgar
en- 10 OScuro de uH rinc6n, de5ajo de
mi lecho, entire unos m~iserables des-
perdicios, como IN ojo acuSador Y
terrible, el eRorme. ell -esplandecier-
te, el divine diamante de mi sorti-
ja....
Antonio BARQUERO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04
CON LAS MANDIRULAS ROTAS.

Aver en- Ia mahaua fu" conduct
do al Hospital de Ia CiUdai I'm in
dividuo llamado Benjamin Ortiz, a
quien recogi6 Ia polIcia con las
mandihulaS rotaS en la Gale de
Concrete. cerca IL Ia eStaci"n del
International.
Segjin parerr. Ortiz 50 did a mo
jiconeS con OTTO individuo. que
no ha de haber SiGo mauro q iuZ-
gar por 81 habllidad para amo-
ratar SemblantcS y i~eScompouer
quijadas.
Ortiz vive en- Ia casa numero 10
de Ia Gale de San Luis.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04
ESTE LIBRoh
G RATUiTO
UNA REVELATION DE LOS MiSTE.
RIOS DEL HIPNOTISMO Y Ell MAG
NETISMO PERSONAL.

Sr. Herbert I. Flint, uno de los hipnotistas
nc;or conociGos en- el mundo: ACADIA dc pub,
Iicar I'm libro notable sobre el hipnotismo, el
magnetismo personal y el sancamiento mag
nctico. Constituye en- mucho el tratado mas
maravilloso y comprensivo del genero que Jamas
ha sido publicado. FL Sr. Flint ha deeidido
distribuir por I'm espacio liuiitado de tempo
una copia gratuita a cada persona que Sc
irterese sinceramente por estas ciencias ma.
ravillosas. Este libro esta basado sobre Ia
experienced prictica por mucho amos de I'm
hombre que ha hipnotizado 4 mas genie que
otra persona sola cualquiera.
Ahora I'd. puede aprender los secretos del
v el magnetismo personal en- su
propio hogar libre de costo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04

Is Ci\nilnSn ROBO 1 IN CO.
MERCIANTE MENICANG.

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04
Una Gaia Dor raIo- de $3.50 n. n, regaIada
s cUaatos Ii SaliCiEea-

a las pe-sonas delsaGGs. y ezpeciaIne1te 4
las que c&rscsa dc mas 70 Z 81 lISras del
peso natural i0tCEeSa 81 que s. e2terea de
IN descUSEim!satD ~a-GraTI!asc cc- q Cual
yGedese a~une=-zT hasa ana libra diIE.a,
eIbellec!endo acknowledgements q los cue le
US2C. : elEorGLEIo s--p-elSCataneGs- 4
las personals laCas aGngue 10 lutheran cstzGo
pCT TariC5 amos.
No cie-rs los clos = tan manifesto veri1d,
Clclen30 "iE.gcS41.e." pruete este uusyJ
Tr-t2Eieato y - ccCvaEcerz pS- 81 r,is-o.
La FgCepa nc le costaFa nj u solo ~celta"o,
VeGca 81 cuPtl de @b1JO) : "a experienced
le ceuCS-rar3 IL verGaG Ge 10 Eaal!ie5sado.
70 hay rl=ca que &c de[e15a ahc-- para
eont!nusr enjuco y faito dc peso el reStO &c
81 Ida aU2gUa G15.G-1 y probable cuan-O9
TemedtCa cCnCcI5 nara er-C-laE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04
Este hOmbre Sc pone Cairo. "CrTstoliS' Is
el rcmedfo que deos u5a-.

Muchos cientficos eUropeos colSideranS "Crys
tolls. ell nuevo PrgparaCo inglES. para el caOelo
como 81 CcScubSimisauo mas notable del sig!o.
Los jueccS de las EEpC5iciCCes &C BTuSel35 :
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parties cc5lunIcandOnoS los maErilc0S reSultados
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Sstabal Calvas aEora Sc vEnag!or12n Ge pcSeer her
moses cabeLo5,m igntrasq que aotrGs les M hecns
desapa-ecer Dor complete IA casp2 y pic1z6l.
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NJ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04
Como Sc Puede
Engrosar De Balde

G~ratsnis1so easero gre -bra rar.yrlas
hacienda roiiiZ1s Y at-actiros & los
eOmb<sS : ~=aUsSreS eEjC-os, nQsso=aS
) faitvS de desarrouo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-04-28
No, Not Trout.

The first big fish haul made in the
Mississippi river in this section this
year occupied Saturday and SUNDAY
when Robt. Greemore and his crew
composed of Pete Greemore, Ben
Contell, George Lessard, Sam Bush
and Dan Valley made q haul in Big
Lake, two miles above the city, that
resulted in catch of IA tons of carp
and buffalo. The fish were all ex-
ceptionally large, many weighing
from 20 to 80 pounds and all were
fat and bright. AS they were being
packed into boxes yesterday, many of
them were still alive. 1t is said this
class of fish is bringing 81 cents per
pound un the river bank. -Prairie du
Chen Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-04-28
BANKERS CONVENTION, AND
THE BANQUET FOLLOWED
Senator c.. n. Baxter Was Toast
master at Banquet, Governor
Philip Speaks.

From the report of the recent
bankers convention at Madison, as
it appeared in the leading press of
the state we clip:
G. H. Baxter, president of the
Union State bank of Lancaster,
presided as POSTMASTER. Assembly
man Plat Whitman gave schedule
of bills, affecting banks, now pend
ing in the Legislature.
At the banquet in the evening
Governor Philip explained the ad-
ministration plan to consolidate 20
commissions of the present system
of state government into four govern
ing boards. The bill creating a
central board of education was also
touched upon by the executive.
1T is the administration plan not
to provide a big show where niger
baby racks, side-shows and other
foolish attractions hold forth, but to
make the fair successful agriculture
exhibit for the benefit of all farming
interests of the state he declared,
when discussing the state fair.
officers of Group No 2 were elect
ed:
o. E. Gray, Platteville, president;
j. w. Hutchinson, Mineral Point,
vice-president; L.. j. Brevlinger,
Monticello, secretary treasurer e. b.
Steensland, Madison, delegate to state
convention; j. j. Jameson, Shulls-
berg, alternate; N. T. Gill;, Reeds
burg, and C R. Thompson, Richland
Center, executive committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-04-28
-AND-NOUTH
DISEASE is GONE
Farmers Will Be Glad to Hear
the News.
Federal Department of Agriculture
Says No Case on the First
of April.

In its issue of April Ia, the Week
~ News Letter, put out by the de-
partment of agriculture, Washington,
D. c., has the following to say re-
garding the foot and mouth disease.
The announcement that on April 1,
for the first time since the appear
ance of the disease last October, there
were no animals known to be affected
with the foot -and-mo disease in
the United States. is believed to in
dictate that the end of the long
campaign is in sight. Additional cases
are expected from time to time-in
fact two new herds were reported
from Illinois the morning after the
announcement was made-but such
cases are regarded as more or lrss
sporadic and if promptly reported
can be dealt with before the con-
tagion has had an opportunity to
spread widely.
Under the best of circumstances,
however, it will be some time yet
before all danger of new outbreak
is over. In sections where the disease
has been prevalent the contagion is
likely to linger IN manure, hay, feeds
of various kinds, and on the ground
itself. Even after premises where
the disease mas existed have been
thoroughly disinfected it is not con-
sidered wise to introduce new stock
until at least so days have passed.
For the information of the public
and the stockowners in particular the
department of agriculture is Issuing
revision Of its former publications
on the pestience and this pamphlet,
known as Farmers Bulletin. $50,
Foot and Mouth Disease" will be
sent free on application. The bull
letin contains among other things a
brief description of the symptoms of
the disease, in particular the char
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-04-28
Not So Bad.

1t will soon be time to get ready
to oil the streets. Monroe people who
oiled 'em last year got 90 they liked
it first rate before the long, dry
summer was over. Some kicked at
first and said the oil would gum up
the carpet, and the piano, and the
table cloth, and get in the butter, and
color the cream, and stick up the
curtains, but it wasn't so bad after
all, and it covered multitude of
sins when it covered the dirt and the
germs and kept people from being
enveloped in a cloud of dust all
summer. The oiled streets were a
b on to Monroe and we need them
again this summer. Other cities are
strong for it and so are we. Let's
get busy and not wait till the middle
of summer and till the house is filled
with the filth of the streets and we
have gulped down peck of it our
selves. Monroe Journal Gazette.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-04-28
Repeat!

The home talent K. P. MINISTRIES on
Thursday and FRIDAY nights were
certainly a corker. The circle was
very fine; the decorator is deserving
of lot of praise, and the costumes
But the costumes for Uncle Tom S
Cabin took the cake. Little Eva
brought down the house. All were
very good. They played to full
house each night. There were many
from Fennimore, Mt. Hope, Little
Grant, Bloomington, and other places.
A number of people from out of
town were disappointed in not being
able to get seats. Fred Burr in his
one man monologue was great. We
are told that there is possibility of
having another performance along in
the sweet old summer time.-Fenni-
more Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-04-28
Paralvzinq.

About 25 Bloomington people at
tended the home talent minstrel show
at Lancaster last Thursday evening
and were well repaid for the trip, as
they saw an exceptionally good show.
Buck Mccoy, Fred Burr and
Virgil Showalter were the stars in
the production, which was a scream
from start to finish. The former two
made a great hit as end men in the
first part. Of those who know
"Buck 50 very generous physical pro-
portions can imagine him acting the
part of Little Eva in the burlesque
production of Uncle Tom Cabin that
closed the show, they should get a
good laugh from it, but to actually
see him t the part was really para
lying. He was all fixed up with
abbreviated white dress and pink
sash, pink slippers and stockings,
and curly golden wig and was truly
a ''sighI fit for the Gods Fred
Burr as Uncle Tom and Virgil Sho-
walter as Eliza were also big features
of the presentation. Bloomington
Record.