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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-11


 Administer RuEs-Size 3x6, solid brown with two toned band borders $4.50 values. tomorrow morning only $3.25.
 Bungalow AprOns-All sizes, per cales and chambray. we'll made, solid coiors and figures. Soc values, to- morrow morning only. zoe
 Ladies' Lisle and Mercerixed ye~t. Some plain with tape, others are trimmed with lace insertion, 25 val ues, tomorrow morning only 1Hc
 Curtain Nets-All widths. all weaves, ecru and white. Any of our 25c nets in stock, tomorrow until D. m., special, yard 2Oc
 Bath TOwels-Size 22x44 inches extra heavy weight, hemmed ends double twisted ends. on sale tomor- row morning only at 19c each.
 Sheets-Size 72x90. full bleached. good .40c quality. Until l D. m. PKG
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-11
La Rita COrsets
each. (Limit fOur.)


 Wash Goods-Odd pieces of wash goods, good colors. materials are new cloth, stripe poplins, checked suit ings, etc. Values up to 29c, Monday morning only Toe yard.
 Red star Birdseye-e27 inches wide. 10 yard bolts, genuine Red Star qual- ity. sterlized and antiseptic, SIPS values, Monday morning S5c bolt.
 Pillow Cases--SiZe 45x36, ready made, good 10c quality, tomorrow un- til 1 D. m. I-2c each
 Table oil ClOth-45 inches wide, In marbel or tile patterns, 25c quality. Monday morning only 1Sc yard.
 AmOskeag Dress Ginghams- Choice of checks, stripes, best dress gingham for womens waists, dresses and children's clothes. Up to 12kc values. tomorrow morning only 71-2c yard
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-11
Not Satisfied

IUCk.
 Robinson: Say. but you're looking fine, old man."
 Robertson: ''Yes; l don't feel as if I'd had any vacation at all
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-11
,,uaranteed Phoenix Silk Hose

W e have a com . plete line in all the popular shades to match colored shoe tops. Gettys- burg gray, med ium gray, sand, putty, etc. and black and white.
 A full fashioned hose of thread silk with lisle tops and lisle feet. Price $1 a pair. 4 pairs in a box with guaran- tee for 3 months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-11
25c Hair Ribbons 19c yd.

special lot of hair ribbons in all the most popular colors, to inches wide, colors red, navy, black, brown, pink, Alice and light blue. Some are moired, some are plain with others having fancy edges Good stiff quality that ties up nicely, 25c values 19c
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
PAUL K0EN|G AND TWO
ASSOCIATES INDICTED
German piottcrs Face Trials ON
Charges Which Garry Long Prison
Terms and Heavy Penalties.

New York Dee 23-paul koenig
was indicted ta;cos todsv nv the Fed
-
uinG. preparing and setting on foot
military. expeditions against Canada.
There WAC one i,diEfment against
Richard Emil I,eve,q.frs,ler. who was
an assistant ~ ySn.1ig. and another
AGAINST Edmund Justice an Trishman.
who was arrested on Wednesday.
Koenig is named in Zach indictment
with the two forceofur
There are five coyrt~ in each in
,1fctment. and as the penaltv for com
viction on each count * said to be
49, 600 and three years imprison-
rneut. there, Is a possibi1ity that Koe-
mig. If convicted. would receive a total
Imprisonment of thirty wears. l. In
regarded as more 1ikoIy however. that
the penaltv uould ne three wears on
each Indictment
The indictments are moro comnre-
hensive than the complaints on which
tho men were arrested II was Obj
served also that j-raderirk Matzler.
koenig's private secretary. was not
named in the indictments the reason
being that he has made what is be-
ljeyed IN he n frii confessjon 10 the
authorities and 10 the grand ilry.
The indictments accuse Koenig and
Ieyen5eckar Of manning 10 hlow mn
Tho IVel1an5 Canal and also Of r.lo,tinr
10 blow M Other canadian works Of
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
BRASS : AND AT
MAJOR WOODS PLACE

Some may xing Of Dear Sing sing.
BAT when IL comes to music
Fnes may talk Of The innovations
~ Warden Osborne IN his institution
= he hudson. bat when # comes 10
the things that closely approximate
set{,as the minds or inmates of their
}eUs dies
EDISON reform folk and others must
hsltd il 10 Major J L. wood and Chief
.epulY IA IL Penn, authorities at this
Virginia pen0eutiary tor some of tho
ta4nks they have accomplished to-
asFd ilprlnrtug tAe esprit de corps at
that Institution.
A- for music tile Virginia Peniten-
:49Fy has "a twelve piece brass band
80 fgrnISh tHBsEe while they eat As
f9r ethvy taiues other things there
SIRE IA -pief1t II. season END now, out
"a season taert ~ tire movie show.
the Halla seas organized recently and
sire 1ozfa eoufiets handling the In
at,uutente ha3c heep practicing CON
sisteH3ly ana with zinc aim OF attaining
harmon Us music chiefly Of the
livlter II tnt more recsft popular airs.
l3efrH The prisoners aiie they cat
sad she concerts given during such
Rer1eos As are permitted for recreation
contribute materially o~nrd breaking
t.e noNof"ay Of prison lifc
5Fhs naua consists of twelve pieces
seyrn ~ tnen handled by white ard
Eve h. Co3ared he uniforms SIRE all
al'ke heius the customary striped
iatt~ The ecEneteer is friel Alton,
IN HjusE4le 8ho syeas he blue cap
To l.adec - good behavior
Tse mon ,re picture theater. recently
toste tied. show unthln& nut comedy
Sims ~ 3 pe and aaallty whsth take
tae ~iuds Of The coDvlcts OFT every
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24

during the construction of the war
ship Sometimes then after three
years spent building the battleshi I
& new device, not thoroughly proved
rs to its worth aboardship because o
present lack of facilities for expert
mer. is found lacking in what wa;
expected OF il, and must be wiped
out
AS chairman of the Naval Consultins
Board. Mr.. Edison theore tically pre-
sided at the meeting In the admin
istration building Of the navy yard
this afternoon. Because Of his dee q
ness, however, Mr.. Edisons chief as!
sistant at the Edison plant, Miles
Reese Hutchison, did the work OF
conducting the meeting
Besides the twenty-five Inventors
engineers and workers la kindred
sciences attending as board neiabe RS
there were present at the meeting and
ms: ection of warships. Read Admiral
D W Taylor L. S. n. chief Of ths
Bureau OF Construction: Rear ADMIRAL
Joseph Straus, L. S. n. chief of this
Bureau of Ordnance, aud Read Ad
mirai r. 5. Griffin, T.. s. n, chief oil
the bureau of Steam Navigation
Mr.. Edison, especially interested in
the corroding of heavy guns. and with
little chance for investigation OF the
subject at first hand, went aboard the
batfleship New York after leaving this
submarines to look at i4-inch guns
Trips then We're made through ths
destroyer Wadsworth, followed by q
visit To see the 2,500- horsepower Diesel
oil engine. biggest OF it's kind in this
world so far as marine motive power
in concerned, which is in the machine
shops and Is intended for the collier
Maumee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
EDISON RECOMMENDS
NAVAL TRIAL SHOP
In What Is said to Have Been His
Maiden Speech. Great Inventor
Makes Important Suggestion.
BOARD UNANIMOUSLY AGRtEs
Ai other Proposals Are Promptly
thucked Overheard in Favor of
carefully Devised Plan of the
Wizard.

New York Dec a2 1,bnn,,s
f""'Soh' IN what close friends said
was despite his long seni-pubuc CO.
reer, Mr.. Edisons maiden speech. ont
lined this afternoon for the naval con-
struction board at Its meeting AT ,he
brooklyn navy yard his plans for a
naval research laboratory ',or trial
SHOP for the Navy Department az
one of the most pressing needs of
the campaign for preparedness.
with all the members of the con-
suiting board of scientists present ex-
cept Henry \. Wise Wood, who re-
signed from the board on Wednesday,
ana II. l. K. Emmett, of the American
society OF Mechanical Engineers there
were several specialists who had come
TO The meeting and inspection of war
craft in the yard with ideas of their
OWE about the proposed experimental
pan But as one of them put il
attcr the meeting, they decided to
"chuck overheard" their comparative.
~ pndeveloped plans when Mr.. Edi =
son had submitted one which he had
worked out with his accustomed mar
Vel or detail and practibiiity.
Need sirtO0.O00 ma starter
10 establish the naval research lab
"ratory which Mr.. Edison ,hae In mind
ard his IDEAS were received with
hearty approval by three rear adj
mir7ls, all heads Of departments. as
well rs by the entire board Congress
win he asked 10 appropriate si.feo,
GOO This will pay for the ground
consisting of about 100 acres. at tide
water, the building and it's equipment
Naval officers Of high standing said
after the meeting that such lab
oratory not only is "A serious need
but that the expenditure Of the sum
needed for 1t would be an economy
Ne big commercial institution or or
Ganiza'on Of size requiring equip
ment except the navy pretends to do
business without such an experiment.
al station, said the officers aud they
pointed out that with such q trial
shop 1T hand expsrimepts on engines,
etc TO be Installed upon battleship
could be carried to final test sirnu!ta-
nenusly with the building of the yea.
sci
As things are now, a method Of pro
pulSion or wbatnot must be installed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24

kans had been TO prodlee "a these
unh~ppy countries sp'flt Of unity
instead OF one Of discern He - d
~ vas impossible 10 discuss be Dip
Tomato relations with any 81 the Eal-
kan States. because secrecy was the
essence >uf their success,
is said the government policy had
not been to blockade Germany BY SO
tuE TO WAY with all surrounding ued-
trails and that ike difhcGlty 81 max
ting the blockade eTectuai under pres
@rt circumstances had been the iupUs
Sthti5ty of DISCRIMINATING between
goods destined fcr abe srer'1 and fu'
EFu' ra's.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
POOR PEOPLE To FEAST
CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON
salvation Army VIII Distribute Rask =
cts OF Provisions ut John
Marshall High school.

After q month Of hard work. the
salvation Army Is ready to do the
best piece Of Christmas charity in
the city. The plans have been wen
carried out. and the only thing that
nov remains is the big Christmas dim
Ter for the poor At the John Marshall
Hieh : huoj auditorium, where hun
dr,ed.. If poor mothers and children
will gather and Join with the saliva
tio1 trrny folks at the best Christmas
,.eIehsstton the city will have
iha whole city viii give over to a
season of 10y. merriment and fun.
The Salvation Arny stoops to mingle
and mis- With tho moor. nm This day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
OFFICERS RESTORES
LOST SCARF-PlN

'rpat u n Walter. eG Roanoke. did
nut lose his handsome Masonic scarf
}an Yesterday afternoon is due alto
}aisSou, Of the Second Precinct The
Roanoke 'u&u was on his way 10 the
Postpftlee and in some unaccountab BILE
manner dtoppcd his pin. Sergeant
Clatkson, who uas OF duty. but
chatteed 10 be suroilae along Main
street az The Lme saw negro man
pics Il NJ He stopped rho nnder and
recovered In" lost pia about The time
That he Roanoke naH stopped the
officer te,feport H. los nd svery tn fpg
.nded happily.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24

ACCORDING 70 The reports made 70
The Police department some folks are
preparing tn have fowls for Christ
mas dinner without any intention OF
paving for them. u. j. Meyer, OF No.
1A01 Ashland Street, reported that his
chicken house had keen raieed and
four hen turkeys stolen yesterday and
L. W Anderson, OF No. 1909 Dance
street made report to the effect
that he had lost ten fine, fat hens.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
Stout Quiet hammered Man.

Petersburg. va. Pee 20 --I.eo p
Stout, who tonight shot ana killed
George CoHrcjU il t.mpor.a had been
- resident ssf mrs titv tor about
welye years He is a native Of Wes-
Virginia aud mas been employed by
ne NJ W G4N Livestock Company for
about seven years. He was one %
nat rompanys most valued men and
when a brane Il was opened at Em-
pofla was SeF.- there 90 take over its
smaENe u7eat.
Nr stout r member of the Third
Presbyterian Church, and IS BROWN as
quiet. even hammered man
~. N tfH Viii 70 20 Emporia on
che ffrs' t-a7u I'll the morning ;a be
With a1r stout g13 a. arrange for hls
aefense M G sand tonight,
~ R+ AueN Il better dseJDsiiio3-
- and more even tempered Wan So
as Htr tna cgire r. stand Af HGr
ia fnlS ro 6.e tlll the ias'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
Negro Convict Escapes.

The detective department received
notification Yesterday of thu esca pc
FROM tie state road force Of Leslie
Drew, . stxteen-year old negro Drew
Is described AS slender. Ave feet. two
inches tall, Weighing Ito pounds. He
was doing time on the roads for muir
der and Yves sent up from the TIust %
inRs Court ~ Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24

TONER in some side street--when goins
10 and from his temporary lodgings in
! Washington to the courthouse-and
4 overpowering him. would then hustle
your petitioner into the aforesaid toNr-
/ ing car, and in about FIVE or ten min.
uteS whirl him beyond the borders of
the District of Columbia and the jiurls-
diction of this court, and on into the
state of New York and the cells of
"Bioomingdaie." OF course the above
would be a lawless-an even criminal
proceedings-and as such, at first
sight, entirely beneath the dignity and
character of gentlemen like the male
members of the Chanler family-all
POI Revolutionary stock, highest social
standing in the metropolis and eac,
worth upwards of three millions in his
own right But. alas. only at first
sight, For two OF the CHAMBERS hold
so TO speak, that unenviahIe social
asset known as "a criminal record -
This is not generally knows but your
petitioner Judges that it is now high
time-i 1t being the nineteeQth year that
the criminal farce known as ChaIoncr
against sherman has been on the
boards of the public press--that il is
now high time that the records OF
Messrs. winthrop Astor Chanler and
Lewis Stlyyesant Chanter. former
I@At lflltt tit~tT Governor bf New y DTk. lie
made known, Were II not for the
beneficent advent of the statute of
limitations, the Messrs. Chanler would
surely do time as 1t is called. in
Sing Sing for the crime of perjury
against your petitioner, committed
March 10, 1897. and proved against
the said gentlemen out of the mouth
of said Winthrop Astor Chan1er under
croSs-eSamination at the hands of your
petitioners then counsel, in a petition
de bene esse brought by said Winthrop
Astor thanler on or about November
1905. upon the occasion OF his denart-
ure for an. extended sojourn in Eu-
rope. OF which said deposition ce~ti-
ned copy IS herewith filed and denori-
mated and described as Exhibit A
Protection Specifically Asked.
towards the conclusion the petition
reads as follows:
Wherefore, your petitioner prays
th1s honorable court, first: for n writ
OF protection from this honorable
court. extending To your petitioner
the plaintiff in this action or Chalo-
ner against the 'Washiugtnn Post
thu protection OF fhis honorable court
from being made party Ia any action
which may be brought tuochine your
petitioners sanity--or any other action
Whatsoever, except for erine-wh'le
attending the trial of the said action
Of Chaioner against the Washington,
Post: and for "A period ~ five DAYS
subsequent thereto And Your petit
TONER further prays this horforabie
court include in said writ OF protec.
uoH the prohibiting of any person
from appreheudlng or taking him forI
tn purpose or returning him or COM
hitting him to an insane asylum while
ate nding the trial Of said action Of
IL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24


va - ..'e ali', 'al
t''t.''t. NOR" or -
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..ss +n'i''i - s'tlt .s.t las N"ai ~
/ re M "aF aia .io' s'ta1h even SOU
Cul Nil,f "at ''f'l' mere
" -. q iu"@ 1ii,o1'a' 20 hi4te ina ma
''.t.e WY 1n''tf - income hAl j. -
~. 'it.I9 ''"t iei'if ih' WA our 'th'
81 plN''''ai eoittill 1,.f'S "a sis@o era .
- 49, S,'t1e w one hi'alv@
~ IN hds 'o'io" - R5'H4ef. ana -"
it8s"tN Wa Consistently Oh ih" Ient~
a1t for ne" sources ~ revenue. n"
If'a 'ftN hafden vas 'hcreaS ed Al one
SNooP .! wv. ''". t.E"H men the
'aok'f u'p '"' hai"oFe-. IN ~" the
F1ftf ''Heht 'eSt'sfed !" the 'N'raofal-
NARY measure u aiffgt ny On IN
Inns on fortunes ~ f4lS" go. WV
W" ~, ~ army IN. crease OK even
aLeeF INV mere 5'aa 10 y" loan 70
over thr oeHCi'
ms - Hah" eHoH&h - chahlo ono
~ ~ inH'F what ~ a he3n ;! we afe
KONG 10 pV"Fine Tor me *P-", O'p.V W"
NOR" year 'han ever lt"iore' Besides
al i'll9 ne uacAl system ~ thc f'rnpife
"lit haraH he maintained ono point
among ne Items Of revenue Us mat de
/ tstf1 itu'a asxN or tfhp"ftN IA
tne year - ! = i3 II amounted 10 i9",-
t'P,opo. ! MS came f8f IN" tnoSt par
IRON fHNeS lnposea on imported f"od,
an" r. or naif hnisnea pt"nnrt~ TO-
q~i'"7 pE oar industries hu' inc
prices Oh thesn wares ~ t1H narhHte
ne N"Fid VI nbanuhi"ai| llse
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY FARES.

Southern Railway announces greatly
reduced round-trip fares from points
Oh its lines 10 points IN the South.
Dates Of sale. December II to IS, IN
elusive. 1915 Final limit January TO-
1916. prior 70 midnight OF which re-
turn trip must be completed.
For further information call on
nearest southern Railway ticket agent
or write
MAGRCDER DENT, ID. r A..
Richmond. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
MERRY MILLS. MASTER
Continued From First Page.)

incarcerated by reason OF the issuing
and serving upon him while within
the Jurisdiction of this court some
process or writ that may be issued
and served upon him out of the Su-
preme Court OF the State of New
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24

Further on the petition says
,, Your petitioner respectfully states
that the aforementioned order of the
Supreme Court OF the State of New
York declares him a dangerous luna :
tic and a menace to the public peace
Wherefore, he may be arrested, in
generated and held In custody on the
application OF any officer or citizen OF
any State in the Union except the
States of Virginia ana North Caro-
lima, whose courts have found your pc
titioner sane and competent. For al
though the Virginia decree of Novem-
Der 1901. of the County Court of
Alhemarle county, this county, Sir-
GINA, found your petitioner sane and
con petent, and for over four years
subsequent to the aforesaid decree OF
the New York Supreme Court of
March 10. 1897. finding him a dan
gerous lunatic and public menace; vet
ana nevertheless this point is an alb
solutely new and untried point in law.
namely: to to which of two confiict&n z
judicial decisions in lunacy is the de-
termining one. OF course, it requires
no argument to show that by all
the laws OF logic and common sense
the latest judicial decision in matters
Of 'unacy should be the determining
one. But since that point is as yet
unsettled. loophole stares your petit
toner i'm the face, through which the
whole question now pending before
the Supreme Court OF the United
States. in Chaloner against Sherman
on appeal from the Federal court for
III Southern District of New York
may be opened up and III most hur-
lied hasty and improper manner. BY
some one of ;i,e conspirators against
your petitioner--either by himself OF
herself personally. or by an emisstry
acting for him or her-bringing suit
for the examination of your petition
ers sanity SO soon as he shall have
completed his testimony in ChaloneI
VIZ the Washington Post and is about
10 return TO virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
Fears CHAMBER kidnappCrs.

But anothel'--ana even more SIMS
ter--aspe4et of the threatened danger
in Nenturing unprotected north of the
Potomac now presents itself. to-wlt.
The danger of being kidnapped by So
called strong armed men" in the en-
ploy of the Chambers, who could be
imported from the East Side OF New
York city in high powered automo-
bile. and. after waylaying your petit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-24
KILLING FOLLOWS

Continued from Fi.st Page
the conclusion of he taaues, tonot-
SOW
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-26
By Nell Brinkley

copyrlght. 1915, intern'l News Service.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-26
IeBObbie'sPa
BY WILLIAM F. KIRK.


Ma had sum club company last mite
three ladies that Is working with her In
her districk for the cause. they cell #.
Thay was talking about having ecvning
every week for the educashun & enter
tainment OF such servants as cared 10
talk up the cause Of voats for wimuen,
q thay was talking about the fret eevn-
ing OF entertainment that thay was going
TO have.
Thare is a yung Pershun poet cumming
TO town next week, sed one OF the ladies
have newer met him, but know sum
trends OF his & l have saw a picte- OF
hint He has a divine he'd a a slender
almost childish fiseek. l know We can
ger him 10 deliver lecture on Pershun
poetry q TO reesite sum OF his Perehun
poems translated into our iangwidgc.
That rhud provo both entertaining 4
instruoktiv 20 the servant gurts that
cair to Ioin us In our cause
Yes indeed, sed Pa. IL thare IL any
thing IN the wurid that bunch OF Jolly
servant suris wud like Il wud be an
eevnlng with lot OF poetry, Pershun
poetry in partiIxIer. How in the wurid
wud that be instrucktiv 20 them2
/ am sure Il wud be very instruktiv 20
anybody. sed the lady witch had spoke
about the poet. She wished he wud keep
out or tho talk Tic Is crate poet. this
boy, she sod. Tho following lines alone,
of his win show his brains:
star OF In Infinite. \ + IN OF the Doom.
sun OF the Siiences saster than gloom,
Weave mo my soul in thy glorious loom
merely read these lines OF his to snow
that any talk no may deliver wud be
highly entertaining & instruktiv 70 the
girls who are seckinE enlightmcnt in
order that thay may help thare more
learned sisters IN working for the common
good
see. SOD Pa. & so you think that 1t
wud pieese Nora q Bridget q Mary Ann
to Tern about the sun OF the Infinite a.
the Moon OF the Doom.
CerunRly, sed all the ladies' Them is
butiful lines.
Maybe, sed Pa, but II any OF you know
| what thay meen you have sumthing on
me, ] thing tho servant Euris wud rather
hear poetry like Has Anybody Here Seen
Kelly: or. The Butcher Boy That Went
Away
The trubbel with you deer ladies. sed
Pa, is that you are not practical. Now.
" you want 20 get the servant gurls 10
talk Sides with you in tho cause OF voats
lfor thes ladies. why doant you so and
talk nice TO them IN the kitchen q point
out the advantages thay win have under
the new order of things Tell them that
II thay get voats for wimmen AL she
singei-~ policemen will have thare sal
aries raised. That VIII maik the ser
wants sct up \ talk notice. Pa sed. Talk
70 them as II you were not bossing thpn
at all Tel them Il win be eesier for q
gufi 10 get a nice hoarn a to marry well
wen wimmen get thare rights. That will
do moar good than dragging all the girli
off 20 a lecture by a Perahun poet Whai
does a Pershun poet know about oul
politics scd Pa? No rnoar than Pershur
cat. g. in talking TO yure servants you
mite soy Stumbling about a raise in thars
salary II things turn out rite. sed Pa.
All of the ladies' was lissening 10 Pa b,
this time. & wen thay went hoam Ms
sed Husband, I am proud OF you. Yot
impressed all my trends vary much You
will be q popular man wen we set suf
rage
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-26

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