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, . Incredible fiB It may scorn , there
'Jpj no such place us Chow . chow on the
map.
Il's a wise husband who lets his
wife nmw ] nil the arrangements for
' the summer vacation
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, nr.w. Dr Locke ] says that only the
good arc bravo but fortunately others
besides the bravo are .good.
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j It 11'1 ' sad to hear that Dill Nye's
_ widow Is In want. That Is too frequently -
. Iuently } the legacy of humorists.
Wo don't know ] where the fly has
been all winter long , but It was some-
where where he got nicelY rested.
After all Is said and cone ' : the disease -
ease ) microbe still remains the most
L. deadly Implement of modern warfare
In Korea they sell the offices to the
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highest bidder. They could hardly bo
1. L1 expected to let them go to the lowest
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j "tt i As no news Is reported from Brazil
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" or Peru , It Is supposed that war Is
, ' going on there in the same old monot- -
l' onous way.
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I changed Its hour of service to suit
: the golf players-Including the par-
Ron , porhaps.
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'rho eighteen miles between Nan.
I shan hill and Port Arthur Is generally
, recognized as the longest eighteen
: , ! miles In all Asia.
.1 One of the club women at st. Louis .
:1 : declared that "Good pies will not hurt
'I ' any one , " but she didn't add that she
l could make thorn.
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A fashion Journal declares that the
I summer girl tills year will wear suspenders -
ponders , but unfortunately neglects to
r I say whose suspenders.
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In Korea widows are not permitted
I to remarry , but there are no statistics
4 : to show what effect this custom has
I on masculine longovlty.
An Ohio Justice of the peace makes
every couple ho marries promise not
to seek divorce. Don't have to "seele
tl"-It just comes natural.
A passenger brakeman who Is
around depots a good deal says no
man Is so ornery that somebodY
d docs not want to kiss him.
Why Is It that every successful test
cf a flying machine ends with some
disablement of the machinery that pre-
vents further experimenting ?
A Baltimore man has been fined
$100 for kissing his typewriter girl.
The dispatches don't say how much It
, cost him to square It with his wife.
slit these days , " said Prof Burleigh ,
"too many society women bring up a
f child In the way the nurse girl says It
shall go-when they bring them up I\t
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r In a New Jersey town the mayor recently -
i { cenl1y cut out an appropriation to buy
lOclwUmlves for the aldermon. 'fhey
P , probably found their own pocketbooks .
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if.i The General Federation of Women's
; ; I Clubs has gone on record In opposition
' : ' to divorces. This Is a magnificent
i \ compliment the husbands the ladles
" 1. : 110W possess.
: . A Dalllmoro preacher has been sued
Iby ' his brokers for the "co111mlsslons"
t on a recent "fiyer" In the stock mar-
1eet. What might bo called a "high-
\ flown" preacher. . _ . . . _ .
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'OEATH TO UNIONS
NEW SLOGAN OF THE ALLIANCE
AT CRIPPLE CREEK.
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ACTION OF THE MINE OWNERS
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Alliance Issues a Standing Threat to
All Wage Earners In the DIstrlct-
The Recent Raid on the Victor Rec-
ord Office.
CRIPPLE CREEK , Colo.-"Death
to unionism In the Cripple Creek dis-
trlct" Is the new logan of the Citi-
zens' alliance , which has sent a decree
broadcast that every person connected
with any union here must either sever
his or her connectlton with such organization -
ganization or leave the distrIct.
The latest stand of the anti-union-
Ists was vaguely hinted at two days
ago , but the movement on the part
of time alliance seemed so absurd to
3,000 or 4,000 unionists In the camp
and Its entorcements fraught with so
many difficulties that it was not tak- -
en seriously.
Tyson S. Dines , a Denver attorney
and ono of the executors of the Strat-
ton , estate , Is here In conference with
the CItizens' alliance , and It Is announced -
nounced that he Is here preparing a
form which will bo presented to
every merchant and business man
and other employers of labor In the
entire district , pledging them not to
employ any person who Is affiliated I .
with a labor union.
No person who works for 0. living
will be exempt and the absolute annihilation -
nlhllatlon of unionism In this county
Is predicted by members of the CIU
zons' alliance and the Mine Owners'
association
This Is considered the most drastic
step yet taken by the alliance since
It secured the upper hold In the district -
trlct and Its enforcement will affect
3,000 men and women now affiliated
with various unions. Among the
unions that will bo affected by the
new movement are clerIcs , cooks and
walters , bartenders , carpenters , elec-
tricians , trainmen and stone and
brick mason. The unionists assert
they will fight the movement to a. fin-
Ish.
General Bell Issued the following
signed statement regarding the raid
on the Victor Record office and the
destruction of the newspaper plant :
"I cannot be too emphatic In my
condemnation of this unamerlcan at-
ta.cle. Such action as this reflects
upon the military , because martial
law 11revalls. As military commander -
er I am solely responsible for the
clearing up of this crime If It Is pos-
sible.
"I am aware that Editor Kyner was
bitterly denounced and threatened
and accused of selling out when his
editorial appeared' asking the West-
ern Federation to call of the st1'llee.
'rho socialistic element of the federa-
tion were the ones who took the principal -
clpal stand In this thing. However ,
whoever the perpetrators of this
crime may be , they will land In the
bull lIOn If apprehended. "
To Fill Quay's Shoes.
PIIILADEhPHIA. - Philander C
Knox of Plttsburg , attorney general
of the United States , was selected
Thursday to fill the seat In the United
States senate made vacant by the
death of Matthew Stanley Quay. He
will accept and serve by appointment
of Governor Pennypacker until March
4 , the date of the expiration , of the
late senator's commission.
Uncle Sam's Cash.
ASIIlNGTON-TuesdI1Y's state
mont of the treasury balances In thE
general und , exclusive of the $150 ,
000,000 gold reserve In the division do
redemption , shows : Available casl
balance , $164,049,325 ; gold , $68.357 ,
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The Shah or Persia has made up-
plication to the Austrian government
for the dispatch of twelve competent
military officers to supervise the 1'0'
rganlzatlon : of the Persian army The
ihah ( wants Austrian officers , because
Austria has 110 political axes to grind
In Persia
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Miss M. Cartledge gives some
helpful advice to young girls.
Her letter is but one of thou-
sands which prove that nothing
is so helpful to young girls who
are just arriving at the period of
womanhood as Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound.
DEAn MRS. Pi'snAbi-I : cannot
praise Lydia E. Plnlcbam's Vege-
table Compound too highly , for it
is the only medicine I ever tried which
cured me. I suffered much from my
first menstrual period , I felt so weak
and dizzy at times 1 could not pursue
my studies with the usual interest.
My thoughts became sluggish , 1 had
headaches , baclmches and sinking
spells , also pains in the back and lower
limbs. In fact , I was sick all over.
Finally , after many other remedies
had been tried we were advised to get
Lydia E. Plnldmm's Vegetable
Compound , and I am pleased to say
that after taking it only two weeks , 0.
wonderful change for the better took
place , and in 0. short time I was in
perfect health.- felt buoyant , full of
life , and found all work n. pastime. I
am indeed glad to tell my experience
with L die 1 . 1 > ; nll'Inyn'Q VI' ' ' ' ' o-
tttblo Compound ; ; & for & it . made ' ; different :
ferent girl of me. Yours very truly ,
MISS M. CARTI.ImoE , 533 Whitehall St ,
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Almost s hall million acres of tile fertile aDd
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to settlement by the Government In July. These ) '
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tickets via this . : Special , low rates.
HOW TO GET
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