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WSS iWSS!
OTEC STATNfHO senate
RA ZEMREL.

Jakub Federman, otec statni
no senatOra H. Federmana z
Hamilton okresu, zoufal 81 wee
ra nasledkem nevyhojitelne ne
moci a jeho mrtvola v cisterne
byla objevena. Federmanova
rodina vlastnila venkovske ST.
dlo blize mesta Cincinnati. O.
mrzelec nekolik poslednich 70.
XII zivoril v nemocnici a lekari
tezkou operaci mu doporucova
Ii, kterazto okolnost dohnala
stareho muze k zoufalstvi v ma
rue smrti.
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TEN, KDO CHTEJf POSfLA-
I'll POTRAVINY A SATY DO
CESKOSLOVENSKA,

Nasledkem zahajeneho w.
jednavani o levnejsi dovozne
cestou pres Hamburk, a odtud
lodemi Ceskoslovenske republi-
ky do Prahy, bylo prijlmani po
mocnych zasilek ma nekolik
dnl Zastaveno.
Jakmile budou ujednany pc
drobne podminky, bude o tom
v casopisech ucineno ornament
a sberny znovu otevfeny. Ia.
dame proto krajany 0 laskave
strpeni.
Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni
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VykOnavame vSechnu pOkry
vacskou a plecharskou praci


PRODA Sc dojna koza. Hla-
ste Sc V els. 1905 Gay Ave.
Mt. Pleasant. Git
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UROVNANY PROCES.

Pred soudcem Pearsonem u
rovnana vcera zaloba F. J. Ko-
rabka, 10935 Granstwood Ave.
po vzajemne dohode S obzalo-
vanym. Obc. Korabek zadal pti
vodne $5O.OOO odSkodneho cd
pokladnika E. Southwicka u
firmy National Lamp Co. a to
pro odloudeni choti zalujiciho,
pani M. Korabkove, pTitomne
rozvod pozadujici.S .Southwick U
volil sc dobrovolne vyplatit po-
skozenemu $270O nahrady, tax
re k hlavnimu liceni v1bec ne.
dOSlo a pfipad re soudniho "a.
znamu byl vyskrtnut.
EATCCI KITCC
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PRODA Sc domek ma Ben
ham Ave. o 4. svetnicich, kou-
|pelna, elektrika, sklep pod ce-
lynn domem a lot ohrazen. Tez
mann diva Lofty ma E. 127 ul. We
zme sc menSi domek do $4,000.
Tez prodam krasne Lofty roho-
We, velkosti 80 pri $50 str. Biz
81 sdeli Thorn. Suchy, 1902
Beckman Ave. - Princt. 1876
w. GIT
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zIVOT.
Napsal Karel Novy.

Ivan mel snive, mckee zafive
oci, a ona, Stazka, labuti slji,
naivnl roztomily nosik cerne
vlasy, jak by byla cikancina.
Pasali spolu pod zadusnim le-
sem, nejdale cd vesnice, ably Sc
nestykali s ostatnimi pasacka-
mi a pasaky, kteri byli starsi
jich, nesnaSelivi, honosivi a kite
RI ma ne pokrikovali.
V rannim chladu Sc pritulili
k sobe a hledeli ma oblaka, Wy
81 jejich tvarnost: po-
tom, kdyz prislo slunce, chyta
Ii ryby pod kameny v potoce,
ma vetve a smazili
V plamenech ohnicku, nebo hle
dali ptaci hnlzda, lezli po ska
ZACH a stromech. Nebo hrali v
kamenky, a tax, jak Sc dalo,
kratili 81 den v radosti a usme-
vech, trhali kvetiny, pletli z
mich vence a posilali do prou-
du; sbirali houby ma kraji le-
su nebo vozili Sc po stranich.
Prilnuli k sobe nejuzsim det
skym pfatelstvim.
Ano, jejich dny byly hrou.
V slunci a v trave zelene, hrou
V tesklivych bourlch, jez caste
pluly sem, do chudeho kraje,
hrou v rosnych ranech i We We
cernich soumraclch. Hrou, jez
smala Sc jako cista studanka,
po jjimz zrcadle bezi oblaka,
hrou vonici pryskyrici a seveli-
ci jak mlade koruny briz.
Jednoho Ultra primal Ivan
sve nepocetne stado krav zaml
ky a teskny.
Schoulil Sc do pytloviny a mi
eel, upiraje oci kamsi pres W.
Sky stromu V modrozd,enou dal
ku.
Vrany tally pres ne "a zlu.
ma kvicela, potok zpival a ko-
nipas koupal Sc ma balvanech.
Ivanovy oci .proderavely a ma
opalenem cele jeho po prve oh
jevila Sc ryha; nehluboka, jer
jak by niti rizl.
'Ivane, vim novou pohadku
Chces il slyset? Byla jednol
jedna -"
Mlcel, jako by byl neslysel
StaZka Sc zarazila, podivals
Sc sikmo a zkou'mave ma Ivana
spatrila ma jeho cele riznut
mite i zazdal Sc il jeho oblice.
cizl jaksi a vzdaleny.
Zdvihla Sc, by obeSla stado
ac toho nebylo treba, a pax
81 lehla zady k Ivanovi: vi no.
YOU pohadku a on - BRONX je
dnes, nema no ami trochu, an
troSicku rada!
Dala Sc do zpevu; nesel j.
|vsak cd srdce, zpivala re vzdc
ru.
A tn on, kdyz prestala zpi.
vat, dlouze a stenave zavzly.
kal, cosi Sc mu lamalo a krva.
Velo V prsou.
Dlouho mlceli, cos nepratel.
ky zleho stale mad mimi; neja.
ka studena mlha obklopila jje-
jich srdca.
PfiSlo poledne a Ivan Sc do.
sud nebyl ami chleba dotekl
Lezel Sc zavrenyma ocima jake
chory.
Jedna krava, plavka, re jim
zabehla a Stazka il dlouho hle
dala. Konene il sehnala i sedla
k potoku a nohama sploucha.
la We vode. Tam priSel "a nj l.
van.
Vzmuzil Sc, i do dsmevu Sc
nutil, ale selhal mu.
"Stazko = ia ia jdu Ultra
do sveta S bohem, jdu, dlou
no Sc neuhlidame -
Slova jeho zavznela do su-
motu vody jako velmi truchli-
va pisen.
Stazkou .projel chlad, sevrel
Iji ramena a nahnul hlavu. ST.
,Zy Sc j nahrnuly do oci a tiSa
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PRODA Sc LEVINE automobil
(Chandler) model 1915 uplne
zachovaly. K .doptani V elsie
1896 E. AZ. ul., Newburgh
Heights, blize Washington Par
ku. GIT
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Americka tezka
delostrelba

je nejlepsi ma svete, to dosved-
covali nemecti vojini prave z
vojny propusteni. General Per-
shing prohlasil ma pfehlidce v
Nsmecku, ze 324 Field Artille-
ry jest nejlepsi dslostrelectvo v
American Expoditionery For
ces v Europe. krajan NEJED-
LtK Sc podilel v bitvach v Ar
gone, Verdunu a Bois'd Ecu
reye, odtud po podepsani pri-
meri tahli do Nemecka, kde po
byli az do konce kvstna tohoto
roku. Prosel Anglii, Francii a
Nsmecko, ale Spojene Staty A.
mericke jsou prec jenom mi
stem Jim vyvolenym. Bude Sc
venovati prodejem pozemkI a
pojisteni jako pred rokem, nez
byl povolan do Armady. Ura-
dovru svou ma We vlastni budo.
We v els. 11O15 Union Ave. pfi
konci Union kary jako drive.
Navstivte mne!
J. F. NEJEDLK.
pozemkovy a pojist'ujici jed.
mattel a vereiny notaf.
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/" s v E T /.
lych dospivajicich devcat, j.
miz lomcoyala zavist.

miZ lomcoyala Zavist.
Ivan Maryna byli st'astni,
tesili Sc ma svoji budoucnost:
pnjdou spolu zivotem ruku v
ruce, srdce ma srdci. Lee rodi-
ce jeho v6seti v zoufalstvi hla-
WI: Ivan jejich jediny syn, po
skvrnl, stit celeho jejich rodu.
Rozmlouvali mu to nejdrive
mirne, pozdeji vsak hlucne
hlucneji. Odporoval usmivaie
Sc. Vedel, ze cini dobre. Male
"a to, co hledal: jenom ruku
vztahne jeste, jenom nakloni
rty a polibi to, co jest prave a
jedine dobre! Byl silny a ne
zvratny We SVEN umyslu. Avsak
Maryna nevydrzela nejprve
skrytych a pax zjevnych nepra
telskych utoku, dala Sc ma d.
tex. Utekia v noci, a druheho
dne k veceru sbehla jeji mrtvo
la vantrokami ma mlynska ko-
la, ktera zastavila. Bylo to tri
dny po ohlaskach -.
Neklnul Ivan ami lidem ami
osudu. Zesmutnel ienom av
srdci pocitil oper neskonalou
prazdnotu, jeho oci ztratily O.
pet vsechen lesk a zpropastne.
ly.
Byla senosec, vsude zvonila
prace, ale on nem6l chuti, ne.
mel zajmu o mic; obchazel O.
pet lesy a zanevrel ma lidi
Zdali Sc mu nikoli spatnymi
, ale odvracenymi cd zivota, Cd
toho prave, co hledal a cemu
byl jiz tax blizek. CT nebylo by
byvalo ami to to prave?
V nedeli potkal Stazku. Sou
lila kdesi We vzdalenem meste
cku a jak Sc pravilo, stridala
napadnlky, milence, velmi ry.
chile. Prijela domu ma chvili
vypomoci ma zne.
SSa kruhu devcat z koste.
la, ruzove Saty Sc smaly ma nj
celia zarila jako kv6t.
Byla velmi prekvapena; "a
stavila Sc pyric Sc a podala ru
ku Ivanovi. Stiskl j, slime &
prudce. Zadivali Sc ma sebe, l
small Sc, ale slova neiak uvaz
la v hrlde; spise vsak jich an
nebylo = hledali je, ale ne
NELL 81 co rici. Stall prot sobt
a mlceli.
Konecne promluvila. Ptal;
Sc, co della.
Neodpovedel a ona upadls
v rozpaky.
! Litovala cehosi a mrzelo j
COST a smutek ma nj padal ra
dost, takova podivna smes poe
tn. A on zbledl, zvlastni seles
nezive pohraval jeho rty
jak by suche lupeni sevelilo
mel srdce tezke; chtel il nect
,duLeziteho sdeliti? Zdalo 81
tax. Zachvel Sc pc chvili u
small a rekl s namahou:
"A coz - zivot? Pamatu
jes, jak jsem Sc te ptal? Tehdy
naposled? A Wis dnos, CO je tc
- zivot?"
VKladal DO hlaSu co mOZnC
nejvice lehkosli a svetla, ale
selhalo, hlase Sc mu drolil {
zadrhaval. Stazka zavrtela ke
ketne hlavou, zlate rockwell;
usta Sc il rozevrela, bile zuby
Sc ukazaly, smich perlive Sc
rozsypal a zazaril. Dala mu ns
"shledanou' a rychle spela "a
devcaty.
Stal divaje Sc "a nj; poton
Sc zamyslil. -.
Den svatecne a ciste horel.
Ale v Ivanove dust bylo Sc.
70 a chladny vitr v mem prota
hoval Sc sykotem, jako v pod.
zimu spustlou chatu ma horach
Potok zpival svou vecne ste
nou neunavnou pisen, voda v
mem chvatala S hor do Min.
Letela v mem jake cas-, kameny
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PRODA Sc detskyy kocarek,
dvoje plynova kamna, ku-
chyhska a vytapeci, dvoje
dratene dvere Kitchen Cabi-
net, vse Sc da LEVINE "a prici-
nou odjezdu z mesta. Has
te Sc v els. 3419 zap. Sc. ul.
GIT
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HLEDA Sc divka neb zana
ma vypomoc v jidelne. Haste
sc V elsie 4749 Broadway.
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ldIIl JC LlVot. "A VII IdHl puJuC,
otec jej tam zavede, jak byl
rekl.
Stazka sc znovu dotekla Iva
ma ramenem, ale on necitil. !
vzala jej kolem krku a zlibala
mu hlavu. Zadival Sc ma nj ne
chapave -.
- Co je to - zivot?
Uplynula Tada let Ivan Sc
navratit ze sveta. Byl bledy a
jeho pohled mel V sobe cosi
zvlastniho, COST smutneho, mou
dreho i tazaveho. Zdalo Sc, re
ustavicne o nacem pramysli.
Mel ma sobe mestsky Sat. Pek-
ne, je pravda, mu slusel, ale
neco mu jeste vedle retizku a
prstenu schazelo: nebyl tako-
wynn, jak zvykli 81 vesnicane vi
dat svoje hochy navrativsi Sc
z mesta. Byl to zvlastni rvs,
ktery mu chybel, jejz milova-
la obzVlaSte devcata furiant-
stvi, pycha. Choval Sc skromne,
malo mluvil, malo Sc ptal. Ne
jaky nepokoj byl V jeho krvi, V
jeho ocich. Nemohl donna
kloudnou chvili vydrzet, i V no.
cich vyblhal, poll chodil a le-
|sy i caste sedal ma skalach, u
|prostred samot a mlcicl noci, o
ci We hvezdach.
BNlo naproste Jicho, ale on
slySel volani dalek a videl, kite
rak otviraji, kterak odkryvaji
|poklady kras.
Otec i jeho matka, jez zvla-
ste valmi sestarla a Sc shrbila,
caste Sc mad MIN zastavili, a
lvzdychajice vrteli hlavami a
litovali jej:
- Stune ten hoch. Souzi sc
lnecim; V hlave snad nema vse-
cko v poradku. Mono, re i srd
lce -.
= Byl vzdy takovy nejaky
= tax zamyslel sc rad. A oci
jeho jak by nebyly ami z naSe-
no rodu ..
Cetl vselijake knihy, jez 81 s
chou pfivezl; nevidel a nesly-
jsel, zabral-lf Sc do Mich, ale
po precteni vzdy s podivnym
usmevem je odkladal a rikal /:
- To neni to! Skoda, to ne
nj to.
| stalo Sc We vsi neco, co u
|vSech vzbudilo smich radost /:
Sedlak jakysi,. zenatec, zapo-
mnel Sc s mQadickou sluzkou, a
kdyz pax nasledky byly zjev-
ny, vyhnal il re statku. Nikdo
il nechtel poskytnouti pristre-
81.
Litovali il zjevne, ale uvnitr
Sc vsichni small osklivym fari-
zejskym smlchem; bylit' to
vskutku pravi krest'ane. =
Divka Sc svym hofem uprch
la do lesu, kdez Sc zdrzovala.
Kdyz il Ivan nalezl, byla jiz
jenom napolo ziva. Ujal Sc il a
|odvedl, vlastne odnesl domu.
Osetroval il peclive a meme,
jako by byl jejim bratrem.
Kdyz pfestala horecky a ne
moe, jiz privodil hlad a utrpe-
nj dusevni, nabidl j Ivan svo-
il ruku. Radostne il prijala i
vd6cne a zaslzela stestim.
Ivan jako by procitl re snu,
jak by krev Sc v mem vymenila,
!pracoval a horel:
- Tot repochybne to, co
jsem hledal: Mfti pevny bod, O
nejz by Sc clovek mohl opriti,
miti nejen Glun, ale i vesla, by
Sc mohlo plout rovne a ne DO
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-06-26
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

The petition of j. H. Adams for
pardon was considered by the State
Pardoning Board at its January meet
ing and was placed on The Merilorious
List. Said petition will con up at
the July meeting fo7 final hearing
Anyone desiring to protest against
the pardon OF said j. H. Adams may
do so at that time.
(Siened) j. H. Adams.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-06-26
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The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
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that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-06-26
The Weekly Comes Back and
Spills the Beans.

newspapers. mat is exactly
what we thought about it and
is the reason why we made no
statements gratuitously, content
ing ourselves with stating facts
rnd figures which can eaisly be
verified by any voter who will
take the trouble to go to his
court house and look up the
record.
1t is true that some one in our
ffice fell into an error in translat-
ing $4OO,OOO.OO into words and
used Million" instead of "Thous-
and"but this statement could not
mislead because the state never
owed that much money and we
doubt if it could secure that
much credit even with faction
alism in the saddle. This, there
fore could only have been read
as a large amount.
The Weekly calls on us to re-
concile our statement with that
of the Madison County Herald.
1t says: THE Madison County
Herold quotes from the Record
that there was practically not
a dollar in the State Treasury
when Longino went out of office
the Messenger states there was
1852, 556. 46. Can the Messenger
reconcile it's statement with the
Herald's record?" In the first
place we have nothing whatever
to do with the Herald's state
ment which the Weekly is pleas
ed to call record. In the
second place, we made no such
statement as the Weekly states
we did. What we did say was,
When Longino went out of
office there was in the state
treasure 1892, $50. 49," This is
the actual amount that was re-
ceipted for when the administra-
ton changed hands and that
same receipter recites the facts
that this sum is the correct
amount as shown by the books
of the Treasurer.
Just here is where the Weekly
spills the beans. 1t is well
known the "secret caucus" of
of 1910 split the party in this
state into two factions. In, that
contest Johnston was on one side
Russell was on the other. Now,
it so happens that the Herald is
supporting the one while the
Weekly is supporting the other;
yet the Weekly refers to the
Herald as though it were author
ity when in the face of the Her
AIDS statement stands the sign
ed receipt of the incoming treas
urer to his predecessor. But
what "ora facDiHnaliSts for the
record if they can make the vot-
,~e believe ~ them and vote ac-
cordingly. TIE s. oils of Office is
what they ar alter and how
we'll they have succeeded in tax
ing over rich soils is attested by
the Fact that record in the State
Auditors office shows that in
eight years-1910 to 1917, inclu-
sive-the factionalists have run
the State in debt $3.50, sos. "a.
And it is a fact that Johnston
and Russell have helped to make
this glorious (?) record, and the
Weekly's editor is scarcely to
blame for a part of it. But that
is not all. 1t is claimed that the
two-year period of 1889 will be
found to have cost another two
million when the time comes to
cast up accounts.
1t is simply up to the voters.
Do they want something like a
business administration, or do
they want things to go on as
they have been going for the
past few years at a cost of 1885,
313.23 a year. Answer at the
polls on the 5th day of August.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized to announce
the following candidates for the
Offices named, subject to the
action of the Democratic party
n.the primary elections in 1919,
and pursuant to the statutes
made and provided in such cases.
For State Revenue Agent
STOKES V. ROBERTSON
For Penitentiary Trustee. 3rd Dit
j. E. TATE
For Railroad Commissioner
w. B. WILSON
T., representative
ia. LEWIS
T. NJ. VERElL
10 Sheriff
W. :DENDY
JOHN K. PORTEkl
B, M. SMITH
w. P. KNOX
D. |. NEAL
j. C. BEASLEY
HENRY L. HARRINGTON
For Chancery Clerk
W. A. WILKINSON
R.C. KIRBY
JOHN CLIFTON WILLIAMS
For Circuit Clerk
JOE C. DAVIS
D. S. BISHOP
JOHN E. DAVIS
For Tax Assessor
j. B. HASTINGS
EBERT w. NANCE
j; |. KIMBROUGH
c. L. WOODBRIDGE
For Superintendent of Education
GEO. D. RILEY
H. F. SANDERSON
For County Prosecuting Attorney
j. E. HARRINGTON
N. w. BRADFORD
For Supervisor 3rd District
P. E. HADLEY
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-06-26

Colds Cause Grip and influenza
LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE Tablets remove the
cause. There is only one promo ouinine -
e. W. GROVES signature on box. SOC.
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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-06-26
LOCATING THE
Trouble.

Star - Still, ]
think all the show
needs is a little
pruning.
Understudy
No! It's full OF
pruneS now.
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Program, July 4th 1919.
Public Library $50 P. M.

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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-01
WATCHING AND WAITING.

Never has it been harder for the world to possess
 its soul in patience while the gigantic wheels of the evolutionary process grind slowly than now Never it harder believe that "all things come to those who wait" Our souls cry out for haste but we may we'll try to hustle the planets along their pathway through the skies.
 Time is the essential element in the readjusments going in those countries where has shak en the ancient order. Nations are not formed in a day and Governments are not constituted by trum- pet sounding the reveille It one thing instanta- neousIy to mobilize existing and organized army by touching electric button. was done in Ger many when the began. It is quite another to harmo1ze such dscordant clements as are now quar- reng with each other in that distracted state and unite them under system of laws that express the
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-01
COL RoosEvELT's SIMPLE FUNERAL.

Col Roosevelt much in the public eye that people are likely to overlook considering him as prl rate citizens of community, entering into the He o he place. assocating with it's churches and other or and it's people The following snort ac count of his funeral, written for The Churchman m Epscopalian publication, by Rev. George E. Tal- nage sRector of Christ Church, Oyster Bay, the for ner Presidents pastor, who conducted the last sim ,le services, is educational and worth preserving:
 The funeral of Colonel Roosevelt took isak6E ins Christ Church, where he had been a regular attendant for many years. At his own request, the service was of the same simple. order would be held for the humblest member of the parish So far as he was concerned 1t was merely the passing on of Christian It would have been his pleasure to have the attendance limited to relatives and those who were accustomed to worship with him. Of course this impossible, since people came from far, and officials from the Government were present in force. It thought best to admit by ticket, owing to the limited size of the church.
 At Mrs. Roosevelt's request, St. Hildas Society, the missionary society of the parish of which she member, admitted in body The of the community were admitted ushers, the pastors of the local churches serving in the pacity. The remainder of the community could only look from afar.
 The service without music or re- marks, the Colonels favorte hymn, How Firm a Foundation Ye Saints of the Lord," being read, and few chosen collects. selected unwittingly by Quentin, who had So shortly preceded his father
 The parish will miss him much, a reg ular worshiper, and who interested in every organization, and every mission ary and benevolent enterprise. While others often claimed him, this parish had him and loved him, quiet, democratic, Chris tian, country gentleman. He a Der of the troop committee, and also belonged to the Mems Guild
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-01
Luke McLuke Says

Luke McLuke Says
 Any time you hear woman com plaining that she made an awful mistake when she got married, you can bet that her husband is betting the same way.
 We may be finnicky. But we would just as soon have a man talk about us behind our backs as have him talk about himself to our face
 During the engagement he tells her that he would die for her. But after marriage he seldom meets his finish by working himself to death for her.
 pretty girl doesn't have to have anything to talk about to make men sit around for hours and listen to her.
 A reformer hates every kind of sin except the kind that he special ized in.
 And, believe us, the Mormon Church would have a heap more members if more men could afford five or six wives.
 Funny how a man can't carry an umbrella and keep the rain off his own wife the way he can carry it and keep the rain off some other mans wife.
 The reason why they know during the engagement that they can live on his salary is because he thinks she won't spend any of it and she thinks he won't spend any of it.
 And, at any rate, it would make a big difference if married men were as cheerful at home as they are on the street.
 Do not knock the anti-everything League, my friends. Knock the red. nosed boobs who kick in with the coin for the salaries. No salaries no League.
 You can preach for a thousand
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-01
Der End of Fin Perfect Taq

Der End of Fin Perfect Tag The tin cans chatter as the cringing Hun Sinks to his lair beneath the setting
 sun; He strafes the Vons, and he would
 crush the throat Of Bill who made him history's
 greatest goat.