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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal.
South.

Central Ayenue Methodist Episcopal.
South.
Central Ave. ard ArnO.l
r. l.. Lallance. pastor.
GAS q M. SUNDAY school
1900 a M, preaching hy b. pas
tor. SubJect: Does the Modern
Man Need the Church?
$3.50 p. m, Epworth League.
1890 y. m.. installation service. Ad-
dresses hy Mr. Armstrong and the
Rev. Geo. n. Givau, y ~
~. Johns Episcopal.
CORNER ith ana w silver Ave.)
Rev. W. y Warren, rector. Resi-
dence. 1909 w. Tijcras Ave.
FIRST sunday after Epiphany.
Holy Eucharist. Z a. m.
SUNDAY school, 0:tb a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon. ll;Oo
Ia. m.
Evening prayer and m 1850
D. m.
Morning Music
Professional.
From the Eastern Mountain,
Epiphany.
Gloria. Anon.
Venite, @GJk Andrews
Te Deum, W. q. Toner.
B%euedlctus. Robert Lowery.
|Iutroit--
"As with Cladncss Men Of Old Y
T. Blmbault.
Anthem
"whon From the Fast the Wis
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First Presbyterian.
Corner FIfth and silver.)
Hugh A. Cooper. pastor. cauncey
A. Foreman, associate pastor.
Services ~ II a. M and 1885
M.
Morning; Communion and rccepr
tion OF members. In the evening
there will be a special service Of
by the choir.
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tCmunned Next Saturday.
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he public is cordiaFiy Invited.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-04-27
OUTSIDE The COURT ROOM

New YOuk World: Mr.. Wins,
of course, is correct in his state
ment that the Roosevelt
litigation of itself has no political
significance. It is a perfectly
good lawsuit and no doubt will be
conducted in accord with the
strictest rules of judicial proceed
ure.
In considering the political
bearings of this contest we have
to take into account much be-
sides the chief actors in the SYRIA
cuse court room. They are en-
gagged in an action at law in which
personal rights are involved, but
back Of their controversy and
leading up to it, in fact, are polit-
ical differences as far-reaching
as any that have ever influenced
American history.
The impeachment trials of An
drew Johnson and William Sui
ger were solemn legal proceed
ings, and yet they mad a political
significance that convulsed a ma
ton and a state. In times past
in this country leaders of parties
or factions who quarreled did not
always go to court. Sometimes
they resorted to the field of hon
or, so-called, as in the cases Of
Hamilton and Burr, Clay and
Randolph, Cilley and Graves and
others. In other instances Adj
ans and Hamilton, Jackson aud
Calhoun, Buchanan and Douglas,
Grant and Sumner we're in bitter
personal conflict, with words and
intrigue as their principal weap-
ons. But whether the duels we're
by force or by reason they all had
profound political significance.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-04-27

Although Messers. Barnes and
Roosevelt have gone to court as
couple of farmers nghting over a
trespass might do, they are, new
ertheless, champions of hostile
political ideas and organizations.
1t is highly significant that they
should be in antagonism to this
extent. The further political
significance of their disagree
ment will be more apparent as the
trial progresses.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-04-27

by SAID lily OF 81. Mares, snail
revoke the license and authority
herein granted.
lei The license and author
ity herein granted does not ex-
Tend to any part of Tenth Street
and shall in no way interfer with
the use of said Tenth Street as
public street and highway.
(f) Whenever the City of St.
Maries shall desire to take over
and maintain said levee or dock
as public leyee and dock it may
revoke the license and authority
herein granted, upon paying to
said company the reasonable
value of said dock and levee in
the condition it shall then be in.
(g) The license and author
lily herein granted shall take eff
feet and be in force from and af-
ter the acceptance thereof by said
company, which acceptance shall
be i'm writing and attested by the
seal of said company and shall
be filed with the Clerk of said
CIly within ninety 900 days from
the passage and approval of this
Ordinance. Provided, however,
that the construction of the levee
or dock as herein provided by
said company shall constitute
and be construed as an accept
ance of all of the terms of this
ordinance.
(h) Upon the expiration of
the license and authority herein
granted, or upon its revocation
for any of the reasons herein set
forth, said levee or dock and said
warehouse, if constructed, shall
revert to and become the prop
erty Of said City of st. Maries.
Section 3. This ordinance
shall be in effect from and after
its passage, approval and publ
Gallon.
Passed its first reading at .
special meeting of the City Coun-
Gil of the City of st. Maries, Ben
ewah County, Idaho, held on the
Path day of April, A. D., 1915,
upon which a yea and nay vote
was taken.
Passed its second reading at a
ST ecial meeting of the City Coun-
Gil of the City of ST. Maries, Ben
ewah County, Idaho, upon which
a yea and nay vote was taken,
under suspension of rules, upon
which a yea and nay vote was
taken, which said special meet
ing was held on the gath day of
april, A. d., 1915.
Passed its third and final read
ing, upon which a yea and nay
vote was taken, under suspension
Of rules, upon which a yea and
nay vote was taken, and was duly
enacted an ordinance of the City
of st. Maries, at a special meet
ing of the City Council of said
City of st. Maries, Benewah
County, Idaho, held on the gath
day of April, A. D., 1915.
Approved this gath day of Ap-
ril, A. D., 1915.
HENRY l.. MULCAHY
Mayor
Attest with the corporate seal of
the City of St. Maries.
CHAS. R. SCHULTZ
Nifv Nlapk
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-04-27
Tuesday April ~, 1915
THE nsIoNsu OF PROSPERITY.

Politicians are still unable to
go farther than to admit that
there are signs Of returning
prosperity. A recent dispatch
told of some Of them that exist
in the steel industry, often point
ed to as the indicator of the pros
perity of the nation.
At the South Bethlehem, Pa,
steel works 1000 new men have
recently been put to work, in
creasing the number employed in
those mills to $4,000, while addi-
tons and improvements are I'M
der way so as to provide for the
employment of 10000 men.
The city officials Of that place
are complaining of their inabil-
lily to make provision for Che
growing population of their COM
munity. 1t is asserted that 1000
new houses are required for the
immediate needs of the residents
Of the city and the men employ
ed complain that they have to pay
40 cents a day in carfare in order
TO go to adjoining towns and
cities to find sleeping accomoda-
tons. In many rooming houses
the men sleep in "shifts" using
the same beds because enough
beds cannot be set up for lack of
room to accommodate the demands.
Bank deposits have greatly in
creased and real estate values are
going away up.
The same story is told from
other centers, from Gary and
from Chicago, from Kansas City
and everywhere. The New York
stock market is an idication of
the great mental change that has
occurred. There men are realiz-
ing the opportunities that are to
come from the growing activities
and days have already arrived
when men lose their senses in the
Wild speculation trying to take
immediate advantage of future
increases in values.
Never has money been so plen-
tiful. There are various reasons
for this. Bigger crops were pro-
duced last year than ever before
and higher prices were received
from foreign countries bringing
in money where goods cannot be
obtained in exchange. More
over, wealthy foreigners realizing
ing the certainty of high taxes
for generations to come in all
European countries, are trying to
get their surplus money away to
a country where it can be made
to earn something and millions
and millions of dollars of Euro
pean money is being sent to this
country, first for safe deposit, but
ultimately for investment, never
to be returned to Europe.
If these be merely the sign"
of a returning prosperity, what
may we expect when prosperity
itself arrives2
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-04-27
NOTICE on oALL EoR Bids

Notice is hereby given that the
City Council of the City of st.
Maries will receive bids for the
removal of so much of the dirt
on the West Half of Lot Three,
Lot Four and the North ten feet
of the West rs feet of Lot Five,
all in Block One, West Addition,
as shall be necessary to reduce
said property to the cross Sec
ton grade in said block, requir-
ing the removal of approximate
ly $40 yards Of dirtS
Further informaiS2& relative
to the removal and disposal OF
said dirt can be obtained at the
office of the City Clerk
All bids must be in the haods
of the City Clerk of said City Of
ST. Maries before 6 o'clock P. M.
on the 3rd day of May, 1915.
The Council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Dated this Goth day of April, A.
d., 1915.
CHAS. r. SCHULTZ
City Clerk
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1915-04-27
ORDINANCE NO 1es


AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZE
ING THE COEUR D'ALENE & ST.
JOE TRANSPORTATION COM
PANY, LIMITED, TO CON
STRUCT AND MAINTAIN A LIE
WEE OR DOCK AND WARE
HOUSE IN AND OVER THE ST.
JOE RIVER, AT THE FOOT OF
TENTH STREET OF THE CITY
OF ST. MARES, AND REGULAT-
ING THE USE THEREOF.
BE TT ORDAINED, BY the May
or and City Council of the City
of st. Maries, Benewah County,
Idaho:
Section 1. That the Occur d.
Alene & ST. Joe Transportation
Company, Limited, a corporation,
be and the same hereby is au-
thorized to construct and main
tain a levee or dock and a ware
house for landing and depot pur-
poses and for storing freight, in
and over that portion of the st.
Joe river contiguous and ada
cent to the East twenty (2O)
feet of the foot of Tenth Street
in the City of st. Maries between
a projection of the Fact boundary
Line of said street and a projec-
ton of line parallel thereto and
twenty (2O) feet West thereof.
Section 2. That the license
and authority hereby granted to
said company is granted upon the
following conditions and subject
to the following regulations.
(a) That within ninety 900
days after the passage and ap-
proval OF this ordinance, said
company shall proceed to con-
struct and build a good and sub
stantial levee or dock in that por-
ton of the st. Joe River above
described and designated to be
used as a landing place for said
company's boats. Provided,
however, that, subject to the pri-
or and superior right of said
company thereto, said dock shall
I be free and open to the public as
a landing place for private
launches and boats, but shall not
be open for use by any other
common carrier of goods or pas
lsengers except upon such terms
as said company may designate.
PROVIDED FURTHER, HOW
EVER, That nothing herein shall
be construed to prohibit the
City of st. Maries from granting
a like privilege to any other COM
mon carrier on the remaining
portion of the foot of said Tenth
Street or any other place in said
City of ST. Maries.
fb) The license and author q
! ity herein granted shall continue
so long a said company shall
maintain regular daily boat ser
vice between said City of st.
Maries and other points on the
st. Joe River and Lake Occur d.
Alene as a common carrier of
goods and passengers, unless
sooner revoked as herein pro-
vided.
tcl Said company shall use
said levee or dock as a regular
stopping place for all of its reg
ularly scheduled boats and its
abandonment thereof as a regu-
lar stopping place for said boats
for a period Of eight consecu-
tive months shall revoke the IL
cense and authority herein grant
ed.
(d) Said company shall keep
said levee or dock in a safe and
suitable condition at all times
and its failure to do so after
Il fbirfv fQOl dave ,r-piffan nofi.o
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Ser Yrdiioent als 1riebens-
pcrmittler.

geri6ten aus WaI6irston sufolsc
iteint Der prdiibent, Der gu elmer
3eit bem Geodnten entiagte, als Jrie'
bensDermittler Sipifben ben trisssfiib-
renbsn Wdaten gu fungiren, anbereu
Sinnes 9etport'n isiu unb folI NUNS
mear erniteu Stubi.n oblisssn, ME .r
ben ginflub Der Der. Staaten I'm Sns
tereiIe zines buuernben Jrieosns 5ur
Gsltung bringen t0nnte.
Dag Der prdiibent ben Wunf1 best,
Der Welt sineu sroben Dienit gu ers
ipeiIen unb bic Ser. Staaten fir bieis
Rolls Defenders berufeu glaubt, iiiibt
ii6 auf sine annabms, Die inter nors
malen 9erhdltniHeH in ieber Sinii9t
5utreffsnb ssipeien Ddre. Gls cine
@robmabt, bic an benz arisgs ni6t
birett bstbeiIigt III. lag es nabs, bic
Der. Staaten in Den oielen ihpieris
gen Grasen, bic 5u l0fen finb. sbe Elm
beitimmtsr ssrisbensfhlub erfolgeu
lam, als Sdiebsrihter ausurufsn.
0us ltnsliid aber 1T, bab uHfer 2aub
bic tpihtigfte pfliat etnes Ridtsrs
DerubTGumt bat, inbem es fid nidt
neutral perbielt. foedr in ausgeIpro6ss
nem WaBe purteiifh mar. Sus ass
f9ab in Der Meife, baB es nitt bic
asfpsttituHs isinsr usutraka Es9t:l
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Wie aus 90 ai9inston Be-
ri9tei miro, ernartet man bort cine
2lntpOrt ouf bas Shrsiben oss prdiis
S.ntsn an @rai gernitprff, Ips5iea
iiber benjtnisen 9bsil, in pelhem Der
9rGfibsnt iagt, bab 0eutihlanh niati
orein5ursben babe, in rpel4er Wleiie Die
Der. Staaten iih gesen gnslaup pers
baIten. Sieie gemertuns oes prdits
renten perbient cine Qbfertigunh oa
iie bas Re6t urO bic 8srnunft aegen
iia bat. 0euti6lanb bat in elmer ans
aeIeaenbeit protsitirt, bic feline Snters
eiIen aufs Siefite ongebt. es bat 'id
oliu nibt in Stnse eingemiitt, BON
bsnsn es ni6t beriibrt tpiro. Die 3us
ssitGnbniiIs oes prdiiOeHteH an Gnls
lamb baben CUR JpIge, oab tein amsris
tanii1es 9etreiSe nd6 DeutiH dHo
qeldnsen lam, bnb oeutife m1aren
aus ben Ser. Staatsn ausseihIoiIen
iperben unb gang beionNers paben ile
CUR 5olse eebabt, baB gnslnno bic
ariessfibruus ,rlsidtsrt unb Seiltids
lamb erihtpert nirb. Cine Notion,
Die 3pei triessiiibrenbs Rationsn in
ipl6 SeritiebentIiher Deiis bsbdus
belt, madt ii6 Der llunsutrulitGt Der
bena9tbeilisten Ration gessriibsr
ItuIbts unb Sisisr ftsbt es blHu bs'
itimmt su, iibsr uun.uira!e gehanss
lung gsidpsros gu fiihreu.
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Reutralitdt 9egsniiber Deutits
lamb 1T abiolut ausssi6IOhen. Das
sebt aus elmer gutoedlng bsrDcr, oab
bic Bethlehem Giisntperts 1beiie Don
llntsrinboot.n anfertisen unb f. mad
Canada ihtten, mo iis Don arbeiterr
aus Der aenannten Sabrit 5uiammens
eeiteIIt ipercl gstunntlid, bat
,Gbarli," Sdpdo osriprohen. peber
gau9boote i'm Sansen, nod in Gini
SsInen fir gnslarb un5ufsrti5cn, aber
er beruft ii6 oui Die GntiasibuHg bes
Staatsistretdrs gOafts in Der Sopss
iten 4bminiitration, bab es riht uns
neutral 1T, psnn Bios eiuise uno Hi5i
ale Saupttbsils eines S6iffes hiet5us
Ianbs angefsrtigt uno i'm @usIdHoe Sas
iammeHssitelIt peroen. Selbitpers
ItGnbIid1 Iino bic @rti6sibun9en bes
SstretGrs gDnrts fir ods 9oI.errett
ni4t mabssbsnb. Wenn man fraat,
mas iiber bic neutrule Sanblura uES
snti6eib,t, 10 1T es Die
Wsnu 5anolun9sn 6ssdn'
gen psrbsn, bic sinem Der arieasfiihs
renben gum 9ort6eiI sereiasu. 10 III
bas unnsutraI. prdiibent WilIon pirb
ipoh nitt i'm untIareH barii6sr ieiu,
oab bic 4nferiiaung BON Sbsilsn bon
unterieebooter fir GrsIaub bic mir
tun1 bat, 6sfien Sesmudt 5u ffdrtsH.
mare es feline qfIidi. psber
oi. Iniertisuns Don g1nsen 5au6s
booten, nod bon 9beilsn bsrielbsu su
1sfutten, tpenH sr neutral i.in min.
Iber er nil es nift iein.
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Dit omsritanii4e 9rsiIs

Iit nmeritani d e prel-f {
sraent ii1 tn elmer Rritit iiber bic eiis
tcpdiite Diplomatic, bic Der llufGbiss
teit beInuIbiet tpirb, neil iit ben ariee
ni6t p.tbinbert babe. Namit benefit
lie leeislicb ibre llnipiiIenbeit, nis nd6t
bofem Willsn jebsn 5as 70 beutlih
berportritt. Die europiiid,e Diploma
tie bat ben aries iiber oreiBiJ Sabre
binsebalten. Der aeim gum ariear
lpuree gelest, als bic Serliner &cnfes
ren5 bon 1878 ben 0erirag serrib, Der
bic Siirtei Rublanb in bic SGube lie
Terte. Seit Der 3eit bat Rublano i'm
9erein nit 5rantrei9 beitGnnie auf
ariel seionntn unp allsrlsi diplomatic
I6e aiinits psrbinberten ben @us6ru6.
4ls Rublunb pur9 ben Ysitritt gngs
lambs CUR @ntente ii4 iturf ssnus
slaubte, ben Srieg fpagen 81 tDnnen,
mar nit biplpmdtiiden Mittsln nihts
msbr ausSurid}ten. .Seutfaldno bat
iie biz Sur leBtsn Wtinute periilht, tns
Sem es Hublunb orinseno Bat, bic
Ulpbilmaauns einauiteaen, ipas oieles
ober abipies, nddbem es bic @epibbeit
bate, DAP Gnglanb ibm bethlehem
luiirbe. Wenn bi. ameritaniidr prehe
Ii9 nift abii6tli9 ben 2ebren psrs
i9lieben polIte, lpsl3s bic diplomatic
I4e 8eI9i6te Der lsBten preibig Sabre
bietet, niirbe lie bic Sebaupturs ni9t
ptrtrstsn, paB Der Srisg siu Wsri
Deutid)lanos III.
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Sumo Meper, Der berii,nte tels
tide SorIher, bat Sarparb bsnd9ri6z
ttet. baB er barauf per5ihte, als prps
iefor oaielbit gu pirtsn. 9erans
labt biersu ipurbe er ourd bic Sbats
iafr, bab YrofefOrsn oieier .lniberlis
tdt elm unflatbiees Sdimpfscoitt duf
Deutihlano nit sinem 2obe urn siner
prdmie aus9sSeidnet babeu. Der Ret
tor Don 9arDaro reoet ii9 nit atubes
mii6er Jreibeit ous. bic er a6ten
miiiie. WIroe Ser Serr Rettor bic
ataoemii4e Greibsit uls Re4tferiisung
anerlannt buben, ipenn profeFpren
ieinsr llnioeriitdt Elm Spottsebidt auf
ibn nit einsr prdmie belObrt baben
niiroen?
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Samitaa, Sen 1. Mai 1915.
Die metbObifii9s &ttd

Die mst9Ob iiti DE Sit d :
beabfidtigt, sinen Sebetstas nm bic
Wiebertebr bes 5risoens anauiesen.
0as perbient bOtite 9lnertennung.
Iber oas @ebet Ioqte our9 einsn BRO
teIt sesen bic @uffsnIieferung unters
itiist iperoen. Damit 0e6ete erhOrt
peroen, mub bic Reue uordnsehen unb
siefe tann iih nur burh Sbaten be-
funben. Wenn bds dmeritonii6e
9olt ben Sanblunsen entiast. ole benz
8riese fOrberlit iino unb bic in Der
Waffenlieferuns beItebsn, oann crit
tommt bas @ebet aug tpabrem 5srSen.
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Sapun betreibt 0 Offsnbar T
cine 3situnsgs4gita in biei.m
2anbe, nm Das amerttaniits Bolt
sinsui9Idfern. Das III aus orn piee
len &orreiponben5en in ameritas
niifeu 3eitunaen gu srIsben, bic
ale oabin lautsn, bab Sapan nibt i'm
@entfernteiten Die abiiht begs, bieIes
aano nit Sries 5u iiberSieben. Dus III
Elm alberuer 8eriud, ben 1batbeifauo
Ju Derbuntelu. Sn ben Ser. Staaten
Fat man ni6t bic minbeite Sproe, bab
iaponiihe 5ruppen an unieren @es
itaoen lanbeH pero.n, man beet nidt
einmul 9eiorsniiis ipesen Der pbilipe
pinen. ADas man befiir9tet unb nit
Sollitsm Redt. lit bic 9lnnerion Chi
Has uno bic OOlig. qusidlieBuns un<
ierss Sdnoels aus Oieism sroh.u abz
iaBsebiete, senau 10, pie es fhon in
esr fiioli6en ManI9urei sefteRn 1T.
Die be5dblteH GsenteH Sapdns fperSen
jeoOh ni6t ben Gripartunsen i6rer
3abImeiiter entiprsaen tDnnen, osnn sg
III srii6tIi@, oaB bic pa3ifiits Riiite
ii6 nidt eini6ldfern ldbt, ionheru entz !
ihlofen III, bic Identification su be-
ieitissu, tpelfe bic ipi9tisHen synters
efen biefes aanbss 10 ftrdflid serndGs |
idfigi, nm iis bur6 cine 4ominiftras
tiou su erIeben. ipelhe elm beiieres
9erfdnbnib fir uuiere Redts uub Sns
iersfen beFst.
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Gin 6artuddfatr.

.Ssrr 0Ott! @dpn pisba elm Rel,
fenber! Sd babt f6pn brute friinI
Jbrsr 5srren aoIIsssu binausntrisn
laHen!1
.3u li.bensipiirbis, mir Jbrs ipg.
tAtn auftrdss rsIsrpist su habsa!-
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gera Rarterf.

Werg- WarferI.
Sier iiirsie Goiinrb ;selienhoIb,
Gin peilnnb GROCER aIetterbOIb,
Ter idjoRite Ioo 1T bod por allen.
8om Berg in SiTneI eini3 3'iallsn.
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Der prGfibent pirS piebe,

Der prGfibent pirb ipisbtr
eine glote an ieinen ;5reunb 9ysn rids
ten, lporin .r i'm btttet, bic Der. Staas
ten bod nttt 10 beitdnbig nit TIben
gu treten uHp an5uerteHnsH, bab lie
bod ni6t pDlig pom Weers ausges
itloiien iinb. Die Nots ion auf bic
geI6nsroen Don ameritaniIh.n @ers
ienpern erfolsen, beren aabuusen auf
Dem Wese mad 5olanb, DGnemart,
SmDeoen unb Norneseu DON ben 8riz
ten auf ben Ysroatt sstapsrt rpurbeu,
oab bic Waaren fiir DsutidhlanS Bee
itimmt iinb. Ddb Der prdiibsHt pros
tsfte mad aonbon ididt, III eins Spiss
eslFedtsrsi unb nidts msbr. Gr peib
aug ssniigenoer grfabruns, oaB bic
Yroteite unbeattet bl.iben. neil gngs
Lamb poLlauf beipubt 1T, bab Der 4rdiis
bent oas eirSis tptrtiams WitteI. oas
9erbot Der Daffendusfubr, niht in
IHDsHpuna briHgen Diro.
US e III ! II Wd1plH9S
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-05-27
An Improbable Run.

Your show was the worst we
have ever had before here" said the
manager of the Hickville Opera
house. as he handed the manager of
the "Fly-by-Night" company his
share of the box Office receipts.
That's queer" said the manager
of the company. Why, when We have
played in Chicago We had the long
est run in the history of the city"
I'm sorry" replied the manager
of the opera house.
Sorry about WHAT" demanded
the manager of the company.
Sorry the audience abandoned the
chase" replied the manager of the
opera house.-Youngstown Tele-
graph.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-05-27
A Hard.Headed Business Man.

The lad who was applying for the
lob of Office boy presented his Gre
dentials, feeling sure that the covet-
ed job would at once be his. The ell
derly gentleman at the head of the
concern read the papers carefully and
then surveyed the lad over his spec
tacles.
."It is very nice thing for you to
have these recommendations from
the minister and the Sunday-school
teacher he said, 'and it's in your
favor that you're an honest-looking
lad; but I'd like to have few words
from some one that knows you on
weekdays before put you to work
for me-"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-05-27
Threw Him in Again.

A dentist in a coast town was one
day standing on the pier, watching
the evolutions of some warships,
when he accidentally toppled into the
water. Three young men who were
standing close by Immediately plung-
ed into the rescue and hauled him
out.
On recovering his breath, he look
ed admirably at his brave rescuers,
and, in a voice filled with deep graf
itude, he said:
"My brave fellows, how can I ever
repay you for your gallantry? Just
come along to my consulting rooms,
and I'll draw all the, teeth out of
your heads, and not charge cent"