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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-21
Roll of Money !.
H.. Found BY Boy

Through the honesty of Abe Rich
mond, IA years, COL Ninth street
south, roll of currency, containing
several hundred dollars, is at the
Fargo police station awaiting the
owner, who can have the money upon
proof of ownership. Louis Dahlgren.
chief of police, said this afternoon.
Young Richmond picked up the
roll on the street Sunday, and car
rted it to the police station. No re-
port Of the loss OF money had been
made to the police early this after
noon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-21
Ten Casualties
Reported Among
North Dakota

Three deaths are included among
United States soldiers whose homes
arc in North Dakota in the lists is
sued Sunday and today by the gov
eminent. Private Albertus Ramps
of Hull is reported killed in action;
Private John F. Ramage of Langdon
died Of disease and Private James C.
Gabe of Taylor died of wounds.
Among the names of those severe
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can coNFER ENC7E anVawcEn

BIsmarck, n. D., Oct. 21.-The state
railway commission today was adj
vised that the conference on improved
car distribution for the handling of
wheat, originally scheduled for Nov.
/ in Chicago, has been advanced to
Oct. 25. Chr. S. j. Aandahi, a member
of the special committee on car dis
tribution rules appointed at the re-
cent interstate commerce commission
hearing, will attend the meeting.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-21
SERVES TWO WARRANTS,

g, d. Scott, deputy United States
marshal, has returned from Devils
Lake. where he served two federal
warrants, Amos Smeltzer, farmer
living near Cando, was arrested on
warrant charged with sedition. He
was arfaigned before United States
commissioner and released under
$1,000 bonds. William Haggety Of
Toxic, Benson county. was arrested
charged with selling liquor to an In
dian. He was released under bonds
for $500
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.rnm rs AWhnr1mrn

Bismarck,, N. D., Oct. Civ. 81.
Robinson, recently named state engi-
seer TO succeed Lieut.. Jay w. Bliss,
who is now serving In the United
States army, has returned from Ram.
sey county, where no bids were re-
ceived on three state highway prof..
ects advertised by the state highway
commission. "A four-mile state aid
project in Trail county was awarded
w II Noel
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-21
Forum Readers
Contribute To
Fire Relief Fund

The Forum is in receipt OF several
gifts of money for the fire sufferers
of Minnesota. While The Forum has
not made an appeal for funds. it is
quite ready to receive any contribu-
tions which it's readers desire to send
and will promptly forward them to
the committee at Duluth. The COM
mittee there in charge of the fire re-
ceive Liberty bonds, Thrift or War
Savings, stamps and credit them to
the work. Many people have assumed
SO heavy an obligation in regard to
stamps and bonds that new contribu--
tiens are made with difficulty, but
there has seldom come a greater OPP
peal than to relieve the temporary
suffeFings and to help in the rehahiil-
tation Of the farmers and settlers in
the adjoining state,
The following contributions have
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-21
MattheiSeN Is
Abbrehended

Lawrence B, Mattheisen. former
Fargo real estate operator, wanted
as a deBerter from Camp Dodge, Ia,
and for theft and fraud at Grand
Forks, who recently sawed his way
from the Grand Forks county jail,
was arrected in Minneapolis Satur-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-21
MOTHER is UNDER ARREST

Charged at Grafton With Kidnap-
ping Her Own Daughter
Grafton, N. D., Oct. 21.-Mrs.
Fank ShriIling OF Grafton is charg-
ed in the district court with ktdnap-
ping her own child, a girl years
old The child had been legally
adopted by Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Sta
pher of Grafton, at the consent of
the mother.
Several days ago it is charged
that the mother kidnapped the
child, taking her to East Grand
Forks. Mimi, where she was arrest
ed. The mother was bound over to
the district court for trial under a
$500 bond.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-21

day night. A telephone message To
his wife In small town near Fargo
revealed his hiding place TO officers
who had been searching for hina.
He will be taken TO Grand Forks to-
day.
II is not likely that Mattheisen
will be prosecuted at Grand Forks
az w. r.. Tucker. secretary OF the
Cass county draft board, has or
dered that he be returned to Camp
Dodge. He was In the May, 1918,
draft from cass county. but desert
ed several weeks after reaching
camp.
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ERIpEMle RUIZ COURSE.

DR.. A. J. Kaess of Fargo, writing
from Camp Grant, Rockford, ILL.,,
says the influenza epidemic at that
camp has about run its course.
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--a'---'------7----s-- -------------'--
Briefly Told
Hubbelrs coffee.-Advt.

Shop at RickeTs.-Adyt.
Herbst's for hosiery.-Advt.
Call Liberty Taxi LIne-5s1.-Advt.
Have Knight Prtg. Co, print it.-Adv.
AdYt,
Cali the Yellow Taxi. Phone Sill
Nick Konen Taxi. Phone 49,. ~
Advt.
Advt.
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COMMENDED FOR BRAVERY.

Horatio d. Gates of Hankinsen, n.
D., has been commended by Seere-
tary Of the Navy Daniels for CONF
spicious bravery in attending wound
ed marines in France under shell fire,
according to Washing press dis
patches
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-21
MAY TRANSFER PRISONER

c. E. Woolns, arrested at Cassel-
ton charged with passing bad
checkc, now held in the Cass county
jail. probably will be turned over to
Stutsman county authorities where
a similar charge is held against him.
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concerned Is due 10 the recently
adopted policy of issuing the accum-
ulated lists Of minor casualties now
being reported to Washington by
courier. "
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August Tormo and wife to Peter a
Nelson, lot blk TyleTis ad. VI.
Ingyal Johnson ct al. to Frank Y
Murray, w 34-143-51; $27, 200.
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LODGE NOTICES.

G. H. Chapman, clerk M. w. of A.:
On account of the influenza endemic
the meeting which should have been
held Tuesday evening viii be nost-
her.
r. e. Hatcher, w. NJ: In accord
with the request Of the deceased,
Shiloh lodge will have charge OF the
Blue Lodge room Tuesday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock. The funeral will be pri-
waite in accord with the rules of the
board of health.
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nMAmHg

William Busby, 81, 1414 Third ave
nue. north, pneumonia following in
Mrs, Inga vik, Viking hotel, pneu-
nlonia following influenza.
James Peterson, 912 Ninth street
north, pneumonia following influenza.
James Davis, rs, Dilworth, Minn,,
Fargo hospital, apoplexy.
Mrs. Robert Brink, 26, 307 Roberts
street, pneumonia following influenza.
Miss Hannah Amundson, 20, 7l0
Tenth street north, pneumonia follow
ing influenza. --.,-..-...- ....-. ..s..
Mrs. Laura Lyons, 81, Fargo, pneu-
monia following influenza.
Mrs. G. L. Lindberg, %, % Second
street south, pneumonia following in
huenZa.
Mrs. Anna, Smith, IS, 104 Front
street, pneumonia following influenza,
Stanley c. Bowman. "a, I'll First
avenue south, pneumonia following
influenza.
Edmund j. Bieleski, Tenth street
north. pneumonia following Influenza.
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HAVE BUILT 10000 PLANES.

Washington, Oct. 2i.-General Marsh
told senators Saturday that this gov
eminent has already constructed TO-
600 airplanes, most of them De Havi-
lands,
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For quick results Use The Forum
Want Ads. t..
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BANK CLEARTNGs.
REALTY TRAgsrfERs.

To-day, s3s4,452.75; year ago. $3.50.
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a. ~ EARR HAs ELRE,

Fire. presumably caused by cleo
trio wires in the basement OF the A.
i. Farr residence, 4O2 Eighth street
north, caused a loss of approximately
$3.50, fully covered by insurance, at
SOS o'clock this morning. 1t was
necessary to employ a line Of hose
to extinguish the blaze.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-21

THORPE FUNERAL TUESDAY.
Funeral services for Charles G.,
Thorpe, 7S5 Third street north, who
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Relief Committee Of North Dakota

Headquarters: Fargo, North Dakota
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Alex Stern
Treasurer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30
THESE TIMES
BY DR.. A CRANE


The young person today in his twcntes is living in the greatest
era the world has ever known.
No epoch since the appearance of man upon this earthly ball is
50 significant, and that from whatever pom, of view we make our
estimate.
Previous to these times there were three great points of time in
which the energies of the human race came 20 full flower.
First was the day of PcriclcS, the Glory that was Greece ~ In
about a century or so at this time al the marvellous development of
Greek history and literature occurred.
Second was the day of Caesar, 'thr grandeur that was Rome.
4 century or So around this time includes the most significant factors
that made Rome mistress OF the world.
Third was the Renaissance, "a comparatively brict number of years
including the human forces represented by the fenaiSsancc in Italy.
the Reformation in Germany, and the Exploration period III Spain and
Portugal.
The world between these three cpochs seemed TO lie dormant.
The advance of the race would appear To be in great waves, b"
tween which II gathers its forces.
Now the greatest wave of all is upon MS. II may be said 10 have
been prcuded by the French revolution and the independence of
America, and it will probably be concluded 10y the establishment of
the federation of the world.
This period is greatest politically. II includes the downfall of
he monarchcal and the triumph of the democratic idea eff government.
This means the rise of tine people and the collapse of the privileged
classes. II means the fruit bearing of those seeds sowu hy Jesus OF
Nazareth, the first great democrat.
No other epoch has included such SCATTERING changes ms the rpVO
buttons an France, North and South America. China, Japan, Russia,
and Portugal. Equally vital change, viii doubtless occur in England,
~~,rmany, Austria, and Turkey.
No other epoch IS marked by such strides of INTELLIGENCE H
ciencc, commerce, and transportation.
No other epoch has Witnessed such tremendous opposition on
the part Of rcaction"ry force. Never have there been such example
of frghtfuIncS, the ghost, of the past making their supreme effort Il
throttle progress.
The butaHtics Of the French revolution were as chids play Ia
ros OF other or nal icspotS, the outragcs of ,gyagcs and pirates are
pale er. beside the mrid atrocities Of the German and Turkish
armies.
The Crusmdc,, passionate and picturesque a, they were. camoI
Atlantic occan.
And perhaps tine most striking of all human enterprise, sine.
the Rcd Cross, the most gigantic gesture of mercy ever seen.
We are undoubtedly living m that grand and awful time o
One year Of life ON this planet today is easily worth fifty at am,
other time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30
DANNY
IN FRANCE
BY FRAZIER HUNT

IT'S Iugt rcttn. daylight now and
We marched aIl night up 20 about
. AN hour ago Most ct tho time o.
was raining ana % got pretty cold
but We kept right ou. And every one
OF us Waa carving s',,utN pounds
OF pack with our miles sand the men
of the autotuatI, ritlo TENNIS were ear
rNiuC almost e hundred pounds And
'ucN boon mnrchiul WIlo attor mil,
through tho rain and not 90 man fcll
ont
We don't know az au where Wo'rr
going and we don't know 600 ul what
we're gDluE TO do. but We know 'hJ,
there ~ some wonderful adventure
waiting for us. We know titit somc-
where out there ip thts cold. rainy
grey dawn thCrc ~ the Unknown With
adVoaturc end romance n battle
and glory and hardship and maybe
death waiting for us. But wc'ra ms
ious 90 pry open the I'D ana see what
~ iE.
An uirht long we've been ploddinC
through the rain We're hidden IN 81
woods now. and way on 10 our right
and let; we o.tu hear the steady boom
OF big gun that sort of smashcs tts
way iu q dull blunt lone through the
heavy mist
Tanks have been coming mp along
side of as lately aud so heavy has
hcon IN" iutr of the storm that oven
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If YOU FEAR
By H. ADDINGToN BRUCE
TT ~ EDDT~'V NVV
Author OF The Riddle of Personality, " Psychology and
Parenthood, Etc.
(Copyrght, lOIs, by the Associated NcvF bartrsH

~ YOU are ono Of the numerous pco-
pie tortured hv a secret fear of
i impending mental breakdown, the
wiS"rt nm you can do Is tp coutIdc
uur fear 90 sumo a competent To
rive YOU positive assurance regarding
your m,ntal state.
And the most foolish thing possible
to continue hroodinp Boo silence over
Tine dread that turm"nts suu
TH, chances are q thou and tp or,
.u.t. NOR" than this-drttu-f your
Iu'uIIir being I'm the grip OF a d..',.
.OI'u- insanity.
- -FOUR father. YOU say. died insane
What u' that
Tnu y1u.oz Of his insanity mls mot
have uc.l oporuu' until long after
you W"ty born lu any event. there
d. no valid evidence thai insanity l
% directly unbeatable disease
But you hayo noticed ia yourself
certain symptoms indicative OF "a par
tioular form col mental trouble.
Tho urrc fact that YOU have uo.
ticcd these symptoms suggests that Dol
your ulsr they do not really have th,
Tire sIfniliciur, .uu attribute 10 them
Most people Whom becoming iusau,
ore hlissfullv unconscious that amy.
ihinE SIS th" matter with them
That Nuu should hIv' 90, svmp.
TOMS and notice thcfu mrpuH merely
loo 5I Likelihood, that you frr iu if
/ extremely nervous condition. NCrV
BUSINESS can produce symptoms min.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30
An Abuse of Patriotism

Y IKE EVERY otbcr decent agency of publicity
in the United Stnto, inc motion picture
IL ,br,,,.. L,v, hc.n ~y,lIiuo and auxious to nut
,,,,, tbcir ,cr,,us .v,rv,bipo sent them b., Che
oovcrrmont ar Inv ou, government agency calru
L,trd IN helm win fine war Ever, motion picture
,r,,r,,,,, H., ,b, .,Y,,r,. has RIM countless slides
,ud million. If f,,, .f dim advertising the yariou,
,ror ,ctivitio, No matter what il has been. so
lam, 81. II Inn. conn, from am authorized government
.a,nc, +, hans bocp u,cd
On tho ov, ,f , national congressional election
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30

JUDGE NJ r HICKEY should be elected 10 the
Second Judicial district bench 10y am over
j whclning majority. lie Is entitled to such a
majority upon the basis of superior ability and fl
ness for the judicial office, and he has earned that
kind of recognition from the people OF Tins city
,nd county. for his long career Of notably m~pIiish
public service.
The Herald has not a word 70 say in criticism
of the gentleman who is opposing Mr.. Hickey lie
ras no chance OF election in this district und"r cN.
istiup conditions, and is making the race rs a mat
o. Of service 10 his party, which is entirely laud.
able in AN active partisan.
Wha, We do wish to point out here is that
Judge Hickey has lived in Albuquerque for twenty
wears: that during every year of that time he has
been engaged almost constantly IN some form oi
mrcwardcd, but highly important community ,crv-
Zee and that whenever he has been called upon for
that kind of service he has done the work thorough
y and well. II is wholly unnecessary io refer to
his legal training and ability ms recognized iatr-
ness. ms mature judgment and his complete fitness
for the BENCH. But it is worth while to call TO the
attention. particularly of Albuquerque and Bcrna-
lilo county voters that during all his long residence
here. Judge Hickey has been one of the builders,
one Of the wheel horses. one of the men who has
been constantly al work for the upbuilding of this
city and county, indusirially, and morally. lie has
been an active force for growth and good.
There is a brief sketch Of Judge Hickey s TWEEN
~ wears in Albuquerque elsewhere in today'S
Herald. II rccitcs a list of his activities. II does
not begin TO cover even u bare reference to IN"
countless instances wherein his own time and i'm
tcrest have been laid aside for some form of public
work. We have had an example of Judge Hickey :
work in the four Liberty Loan drives in Bcruallllo
county, of which he has been the chairman. We
heard of him but rarely in the course of these
drives. He is not a brass band patriot, bU' he b, a
mighty sincere one, and a most effective one.
An overwhelming majority for Judge Hickey
will bring TO this community not only the comfort
able feeling that the judicial affairs of this district
are IN charge Of one in whom all the people have
absolute confidence, but also the knowledge that
we have, IN a measure, rewarded by our approval
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30

Mrs. Ecddy hid whore b could
watch the doorway ln the little ditch
kcddy went straight To the doorway
which opened mons tho Ct;fotH
There another thought came To-
freddy II would hc easy digging up
there in the carrot patch. SO why
no, save time hy digging and
frighton Jerry so hat he would run
out and Try to make his escape To
his home in the smiling Pool
50 keddH dC- ana Mrs. ltgddV
watched. but Jerry Muskrai dian ?
appear Finally Rcddy gave up dig
ging lie had begun to suspect thlt
h. WAS firing himself cut for moth
ing. he was too. You see. jerry
Muskra' had guessed right AWAY what
would happen when teddy discovered
that doorway among the Currot-. 1t
knows now whore both doorway.
nro thought Jerry. and ho'N ro
right Oft and get MIR Rcddy oT pll
Granny FoN to watch NJ one while hD
watches NJ the other. I've got carrots
enough store away 10 last me all win
ter $50 lli Just get back tn the Smiliuu
Pool whil, there o. o. chance.
So. while Hrddy was getting Mrs
lteddy 20 help MIN. Jerry slipped uul
into tine drainage ditoh and scamp.
cred a- fast as his legs could tax,
him hack 10 the Laughing RrnoH
and then SWAN down To- the Smiiinl
Pool There M" climbed out on IA,
Blr Rock, from which he could iool
out acru- the Green Meadow
Presently he began 10 chuckle. 10
could sec Bcddy and Airs Rcddj
hurryinE across the Green Meadow
toward the carrot patch
Next story: I.cddN FoN Gives Up
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30
rnI\TED q

rluch BE- the stopfither of success
II sometime happens that wrath
discourage % soft answer
\ girl hIsu much use for g man
who b. too |,uwardly to propose.
MANY t GIN cttChcH e husband uN
batting hcr hpuk with iudiitoi'nD
samson might have escaped With
hi8 hair had not that female barber
talked hirl 10 sleep
4 flutu.ll match is am imitation oi
TWO baseball teams thiuE % hard fan
uut COS the umpire
10 b.. surprising how moan r Young
widow can cou,p 20 prnpu-iu. To- 90
MAN without Hptuall' doing -u
WHOM 90 man admits his vile rs am
uulel IT, safe 90 u.t him how lonr
l, hus been a. wiiuwrr.
SucuEiug oi thIpz. 90 rocoIs ershiI
n,Iuurs tu the YumHr.u, class be.
,ta.o OF H. relation tH -cuc'hlug tnn'
has gone uuDDi.
Th, average IuHu's intentions uI'
sar,rIi ahead of his actions"
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Little Stories
& Bedtime
WHY HEDDY's pI,N rNurp

II EDDY FOX didn't W. f. .., imc
tx BE know now eNarti. .|II| I.rry.
Mu.kr.i mad done . ut. worry
,lcIy tu tm now why D. ..t 'iIIHd
Co. FIND 1HE trace of Jcrrl NU.ErHt m
the drainage ditch betv..U J.tIg r
hole Iud The Laughing |.r,ul, Df
cours, jerry hadn't been ruul ua,E Co
the Laughing bruokinE auI the Su.l-
Iua Pool 40 sll he had been TWINS
up th,I' m that new tunnel off his
Will. boz .tld iu q supply uf H.uts
fur no., winter.
Whom It.ddy reached home H the
iIIl Pa. tlr" he found tN.t N..
l,cddy was not there This wI- 10
at'It dI.IupoIntmont YOU .,p I.,I.
It needed Mrs Ready hpU. II.
pointed h.# nose straight up .t fu,
as, tnI .trkcd lie wu .f,d little
then n..Hrl again. Aftrr % whit, ac
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30

ever, sensible aniaal well know
Thi. mur1tup the Thorn. .,iU UIg,
their DI'-snd their ,auars lu' the
worst II- happened. Last MIGHT they
forgot Goo '1.tru Inc cage door And
Birds .H birds and cats o. r.t.. and
newer fhu twain shall meet without %
form cot consolidation. which Boo tho
uutur. Of thiup. i m,vItabl, Iu the
end And Tommy b.. out iu search
90 SOME htlutyl aruErt,r with which
90 complete the delicious uu' made
uuHtU rUIlsi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30

n.| ..' third time. TIL. time he
Gaf .uswcr. ilr know that Mrs
Re- Nts colulur. so Doc sac down
GO N us patiently ne D., could.
D.. ..fIt Mrs. btIdy arrived aud
Redo. '.I, her an about J,.T. Niu-i-
rat a.. .h, tunnel from tHe drt.u-
age dI.r tu the carrot p.'.H
We. .. down Their, f Hu.s Hy
G,.r." .i.H Teddy. You viii Wttch
.. uur doorway and I ". watch at
90. other. We viii hav, FIJI. have q
Iof ulf lnc. Sut so, er later
$50, N. uI,, q MuskrHI fuuHr az
$50 I..IH. and Mrs. r., hurried
lu,h ..T. The Green toows io
the Drainage dltoh md tho carrot
patton Dr. WIS such i sunpl, plan
that f ...4rd cer' IN 'o uoceed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30

YOIR HOME ROOD FACTORY
How are your pumpkins and
suuHsho- kccpiug' ~ they aye begin
niur 20 orcty don't resign yoursyl.
10 losing them YOU can cut out tho
decayod parts and can what rcmaips
This is a measure of patriotic economy
and Hu mid to food conservation.
Pumpkins md spuushcs stored where
the temperature b. tow arc pretty sun"
To rot. The best place fuy them ,s iu
% warm closet or on shelves mean the
heater lu the collar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30
THAT HAPPY FAMILY IDEA
BY JOHN BRECK


T HE Thornos think "a l1t ct thoir
canary It's not much OF a
singer 10 mY mind but u.s. a
tame. intelligent httlc creature Th,E
lot ~ ~ about at VIII % Will come,
a. a whis'l3 ana light ON tho eds. OF
"a coffee cup To peek wuiW sugar
from the spoon. II b. "a uIce lir1
They have a cat, too lufE, HIHlH.
Tommy with sea-grcen eyes hs role
h 10 lie ON the window sin and lrr
the canary hop about him ns ho dulng
in the sun They are proud oi ihl
Happy Family performance though
why a eat as well led ana lazy 70
theirs should want 70 IN ms mouth
with prickly feathers Tor the sake oI
tho slny morsel " food they contain
passes my understanding. if ne Were
IL mother cat, with children ~ must
educated IL would ee a dlii'''h'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30
M. E. Hickey Should Be Elected District Judge BY a Huge
Majority; in Recognition of Ability and Public Service

Of his candidacy. o. man whose community service
has been persistent. modest. and notably valuable.