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THE DAY'S NEWS BOILED DOWN
Personal, Political, Foreign and Intel
tlgcncc of Various Kinds, Inter
esting to the General Reader
Given In Condensed Form.
Washington.
Dr. CuUinian, a Washington author
ity, declares (hat tho lion Kiipply of
tho country will ho exhausted in thli
ty years.
President Taft hau returned from
his ten-day vacation at Augusta, Git.
He wan acconiianIed lty Mis- Tuft and
Secretary Norton.
Postmaster General lllteheock says
tho jiostal savings hanks "have boon
more Hiiccessful than could reasonably
liavo been expected."
George Walker Clarke of Alaska
lias been summoned to Washington
to a conference with Presidont Taft
and Secretary of tho Interior Fisher
over the Impending opening of tho
Alaska coal fields.
Members of tlio house and senate
will demand of tho president tho pur
pose pt tho army muimuvers on tho
Mexican borders, when congress con
venes nt least that 1b tho opinion
expressed at Washington.
With tho white houso and, police
headquarters each one block away,
and tho United States treasury just
across tho street, a robber entered
a Washington hotel, held up tho clerk
at tho point of u pistol and escaped
with ?G0.
Conversations have boon held bo
tweou President Taft and M. Jusser
and, Preach ambassador at Washing
ton, respecting a comprehensive
ngrccment for arbitration between the
United States and Prance on tho gen
eral outllno of the president's Ideas
regarding International peace treaties.
Chairman Underwood expects that
tho democratic members of tho house
committee on wayB and means will
begin work on tho tariff somo tlmo
this week and that by tho tlmo tho
extraordinary session Is convened on
April 4 somo plan will have been
mapped out to govern tho procedure
after tho bill to carry out tho Cana
dian reciprocity agreement has been
framed.
General New.
Tho Utah legislature adjourned sine
die at noon Saturday.
Tho Italian cabinet has resigned,
eftcr a stormy session.
David Jnyno Hill, American ambas
sador to Gormnny, has arrived at Now
York.
A Chicago judgo has fined a chauf
feur (COO and costs for being drunk
on duty.
It is announced that a Roumanian
legation would soon bo established In
Washington.
Thousands of non-combatants, many
of them Americans, are said to be
leaving Mexico.
Peaco Sunday was observed In lion
don and In most of the cities and
towns of tho kingdom.
It Is rumored that M. Koroslovot,
tho Russian minister to China, has
been murdered in Peklu.
Col. W. P. Cody (Buffalo Hill) Is
ambitious to become tho llrst United
States senator from Arizona.
From all quarters in Italy Vlwivannl
Glottl, who was premier In r.tOI. Is
being urged to form a new cabinet.
During tho mouth of February tho
deaths from (lie plague in India
reached the enormous total of SS.4HS.
Tho New York senate Judicial
committco voted, S to :;, against re
porting two women suffrage resolu
tions. The Iowa senate, at the close of an
exciting debate, defeated the i ('solu
tion for woman suurago by a vote of
27 to 21.
The pnpo has appointed the Ver
Hov. Udward Devlin, lcar general ol
tho diocese of Winona. Minn , a papal
domestic prelate.
Andrew Carnegie is authority for
tho statement that the idea of a war
with Japan Is absurd.
Senate progressive republicans are
planning on tnkiug an aggressive
ntand in the extra session on the
question of tho tariff.
About 1,000 trainmen employed in
tho In'er-Colon'nl railroad ft eight and
yard service have been untitled by tho
Now nrunswlek go eminent that an
advance In wages Ins been granted.
Tho president will take up at once
tho preparation of his message to con
gross, resubmitting the Canadian reel
liroclty agreement.
Fifty-three violations of the sixteen
hour law are alleged by tho govern
ment ngalnst the Wabash railroad in
St. Iiouls. The penalties would aggrc
gato J2C.G00.
Tho uprising In Mexico has spread
to tho states of Coahuiln and Morelos.
President Diaz will begin 'confer
ences nt onco which It Is expected will
rosint with tho announcement In
three or four daya of a reorganized
Mexican cabinet.
Nono of tho ponding capes against
Alleged participants In tho night rider
raid on Hopklnsvllle, Ky., in 1907 will
be tried at this term of court
David II. Moffat, banker and rail
road man of Denver, Colo., died in his
roomB nt a New York hotel from tho
after cffectH of grlppo.
Cleveland has Just dedicated her
$4,000,000 postofllco and federal build
ing. The slmplo Episcopal services for
tho burial of the dead, wore rend over
the body of David II. Morfatt, tho Den
er banker and railroad man.
John P. Wise of the Chllloeco In
dian school tins been chosen superin
tendent of the Haskell Indian school
at Lawrence, Kan., lo succeed II. II
I-'Iskc.
.Miss Kthcl Roosevelt pushed the
button that opened the great Rooso
volt dam In Arizona, that will furnish
moisture for .'150 square miles of arid
territory.
China has not yel replied to the
last Russian note, which amounted to
an ultimatum, insisting upon a closer
adherence to the provisions of the
treaty of 1VS1.
Bonds of the new .laiiama canal
loan, to he floated before June 1, will
ho of three denominations, $100, $,'00
am! $1 .000. according to piesenl plans
of the tie.isury
A blaze which slatted In the Audi
torium. Hie largest tlieatei of Deb
Moines, next to the Coliseum, com
pletely dcstioH'd the building In less
than an lioui.
The assertion that 80 per cent of
tho revolutionary at my In Mexico Is
composed of Americans has been
made by Manuel Kstova, Mexican vlco
cotiBiil at Now York.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Scott of High
land, Kan., are the parents of nine
teen children thirteen of them boys
and nllvc the fruits of only ten
yearB of married life.
Right Rev. Sydney A. Partridge,
missionary bishop of Koto, Japan,
and recently elected bishop of the
Hplscopal dloccFo of Kansas City, hns
cabled his acceptance.
II. F. Do Con, a member of an
American aichaeloglcal exploring
party In Tripoli, is repotted to have
been assassinated h natives In the
employ of the expedition.
Deo Niewlcliowzkl, a lfiyear-old
boy, convicted of being Incorrigible,
was sentenced to enlist in tho United
States navy by Judge Plncknoy In the
juvenile court at Chicago.
Hooker T. Washington was so bad
ly used up by a New Yorker to whom
ho would give no explanation of his
presence In the hitter's houso that he
had to be taken to a hospital.
It Is rumored that within tho next
three months a force of 12,000, includ
ing Infantry, cavalry, field and moun
tain artillery, will occupy tho Ha
waiian and Phlllppino Islands.
Tho so-called state wldo prohibition
bill has been signed by Governor
Colquitt of Texas. It provides for
the submission of a constitutional
amendment for stato wldo prohibition.
Colonel William F. Cody is ready to
orgauizo a company of fighting scouts
and cross tho borderB Into Mexico if
tho war situation becomes critical.
Ho thinks the trouble will be short
lived.
Thirty firemen wero overcome by
tho fumes of ammonia whllo lighting
a lire which destroyed a warehouse
of the Monnrch Refrigerating coin
any nt Chicago, and caused an $800,
000 loss.
Somo of the fanners In tho valleys
north of Deadwood, S. D., have com
menced plowing and tho frost Is prot
ty well out of the ground throughout
that section with tho continued mild
weather.
Tho llrst Indication of a break in
the ranks of the conservative opposi
tion on the reciprocity question oc
curred when R. S. Luke, a consorva
tho member from Alberta, said lie
was favorably disposed toward the
agteeniont with the United States.
Nine more states nuiBt ratify tho
proposed federal Income tax amend
ment before it can become a part of
tho constitution. Reports received
from the capitals of the forty-Blx
states show that the amendment has
received favorable action In the joint
legislatures of twenty six
Frank Lindsay, fifty years old, al
leged to bo one of a gang of postof
llco robbers who have been operating
In Kansas and Oklahoma during the
last two years, was avrested at Tha
mos. Okl.
It Is said that Tom L. Johnson, the
llnancier and politician, is critically 111
and that his physicians have little
hope for his recovery. Mr. Johnson
Is the famous ";i cent fare mayor" of
Cleveland. Ohio.
The Colorado senate has passed the
woman's eight hour woik day bill.
Between fifteen and twenty work
men eng.iged in tearing down an old
brick and stone skeleton building nt
Nashville wero caught by falling de
bris. The probnte court at Washington
has refused to puss upon claims of
phHloiuti8 aggregating nearly $(10,000
for services claimed to have been reu
dored during the Illness of tho late
Thomas F. Wiilah.
Over 100,000 acres of coal lands In
Alaska are Involved in a fraud Inves
tigation now going on.
Fourteen hundred telegraphers in
the employment of tho Illinois Cen
tral railway, between Chicago and
New Oilcans, threaten to strlko as
tho result of a refusal to grant a 2.ri
per cent Increase with 150 cents an
hour for overtime.
St. Chnrlcs college, a preparatory
Institution for tho Catholic priesthood,
located near Baltimore, was burned
Friday afternoon.
Tho Ch'uoFO government declare?
Its Inte"Mon of agreeing to points n
Ishuo with ItiiBxiu and Is drafting u
reply to tho leceiilly received ultima
Jim.
BURNED JO DEATH
GRAND ISLAND MAN KILLED IN
KEROSENE EXPLOSION.
HAPPENINGS OVER THE STATE
What It Going on Here and There
That it of Interest to the Read-
rt Throughout Nebratka
and Vicinity.
Grand Island. -Bert Stafford was
fatally burned by the explosion of a
can of kerosene, with whleli he was
atlempting to kindle a fire at tho
home of Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Simmons,
where he was boarding. All of Staf
ford's night clothing was burned from
his body. The lire was extinguished
by the department with the chemical
engine.
To Have Boosters' Day.
Kdgar. -At a meeting or (he Com
mercial club it was decided to have
the telephone and electric light poles
painted through (he business district,
to mark the stieels at Intersections
and (o number the houses. The club
has also inaugurated a "boost era' day"
for the merchants and offered prizes
for the best kept lawns during the
summer.
Big Banquet at Ulysses.
Uljsses. The farmers noon-day
banquet, given by tho Ulysses Grain
t Supply company, was hold with
gieat success. The large, new Ulys
ses hotel dining room was a scone of
beaut j, with tables set for ISO and
Insufficient to seat the ciowd. C. II.
Challls. editor of the Ulysses Dis
patch, acted as toabtmaster.
Jilted Suitor Seeks Revenge.
Nebraska City. Peter Mogls, a
jilted suitor, was in the act of throw
lug Miss Lyon, a telephone operntor,
from the Missouri river bridge when
tho girl was seized and saved by J.
Gibson, the bridge watchman, attract
ed by her screams.
Gat In Shale Near Falrbury.
Falrbury. As a result of an Inves
tigation made under the direction or
the state conservation congress. Dr
Condra believes that gas of commer
cial valuo has been found in a shale
formation south of Falrbury. It 1b be
lieved that the shnlc will yield about
G.000 feet of gas to tho ton and that
tho solid matter may be used In mak
ing Portland cement.
Dr. NoycB of Valentino was serious
ly Injured in a runaway.
Broken Bow 1b contemplating the
ubo of oil on her streets and roads.
Mrs. Coderburg, living near Mlnden,
celebrated her ninety-fourth birthday
Friday.
Tho eating house of tho Chicago &
Northvvestorn railway at Norfolk
burned to the ground Sunday.
Robbers at Powell looted several
business houscB, Including the postof
lice, where they secured two dollars
In pennies.
Proressor Boles, principal of the
high school of Auburn, wns badly hurt
by being thrown from an auto driven
at a righ rate of Bpeed.
The Congregationnl church at David
City has called Rev. R. A. Harrison
or tho Crawford Congregationnl
church or Chicago to the pastorate.
Tho eighteenth annual session or
tho Southeastern Nebraska Kduca
tlonal association will convene in Ne
braska City on March 2(t, !I0 and III.
Tho PI Beta Phi sorority houso at
Lincoln was robbed Saturday evening
or about $200. This was mostly
money and little Jewelry or clothing
was touched.
A prairie lire came very near get
ting into old Fort Niobrara, where
theie are lots or big buildings, but tho
guards and a gang or men saved the
fort after some hard work.
Secretary or state Waite Is Inter
ested ip securing a roster of the old
soldiers or the state and Is sending
out blanks to county assessors lor tho
purpose of collecting the Information.
Tho Colonial Dames of Nebraska
havo nnve'led a bronze tah'et marking
the site or the (list state house In
Nebraska, which was built in ISM
tho M. K. Smith wholesale house In
Omaha.
Chris Knlgge butchered a porker nt
Alexandria from which he rendered
out 20S pounds of lard. That Is "go
ing some."
Professor Char'es Rush Richards,
dean of the college of engineering of
the Univorsltv of Nebraska, has been
appointed profes'or or mechanical en
gineering In clmrfte of the department
at tho I'nlvcislty of Illinois.
The old county court house at Paw
neo City Is being torn down prepara
tory to beginning work on the new
ono to be erected this summer.
Wllll'im Sehlpman. aged tvvoiitytwo
and a fanner, residing near hbott,
was found dead It) tho suminei kitch
en nt the rear of the farm homo, his
entire face blown off by the dlschargo
of a shotgun
Mrs. George Woi thlngton, widow of
the late Bishop Worthlngton of No
braska, Is dead In Now Yorlt. Though
sho had been an iuva'id for yenrs
her death was sudden, coming as a
shock to her inan.v friends.
Slip1
LINCOLN
' wtrmm
SENATE COMMITTEE SAYS NEW
BUILDINGS ARE BAD.
The senate committee on public
lands and buildings havo filed a re
port asking for an Investigation of
tho construction of state buildings
that havo been recently erected nt
tho different state Instlttit'ous. It io
portB that H found a frightful wasto
or state funds and the committee ox
presses Kb indignation when speak
ing of the archltectuie, construction
and business management In the con
struction of buildings, in order that
the blame may lie la'd to the proper
source, it asks for an Investigation.
The committee also severely con
demns the management of the state
Industrial school for boys at Keainey.
A most deplorable condition, Is what
tlie committco calls it. In the opinion
of the committee the school ns now
conducted Is of no advnntage or help
to the bovs keut there mid It recom
mends that lr the state cannot get
better lesults the Institution should
bo abolished both in the Interests of
the state and or the boys, and some
other arrangements be made for the
training und education of the boys.
This Is the only Institution whose
ninnagemcnt is condemned by tho
committee.
Is Eastman Bill Valid?
It is the opinion of opponents In
the legislature that the Kastnian bill,
which culls for an appropriation of
$100,000 for tho establishment or an
agricultural school In southwestern
Nebraska and which fulfills a demo
cratic platform pledge, may be Invalid
because of tho conflicting provisions
in regard to the board under whoso
control It will be and on account of
a provision which states that, though
the school is to be built at the in
Btance or anil under tho supervision
or the board or public lands and
buildings, the money paying ror such
construction is to be paid out on war
rants ofllclnlly certified to by the
board or regents or the state unvor.
slty.
The Board of Control.
In the selection or a bill which will
redeem the pledge of both democratic
and republican platforms, to Pake tho
management of the state InstltutloiiB
out of politics through provision for
a non-pnrtlsan board of control, tho
legislature is facing one of the most
difficult problems of the session. If
nothing else were needed to convince
members of the legislature that a rad
ical change is needed in the manage
ment of the institutions the disclos
ures which bnve been brought to
light by Investigating committees dur
ing this session are sufficient.
Favorable to Medical College.
Tho house unanimously accepted
tho special investigating committee's
report recommending the university
provide four years of medical training
In Omaha after two years of academic
work In Lincoln. The final teBt on
tho question whether the medical
school is to be maintained or be suf
fered to perish for want of Btipport
will come when nn effort Is made to
pass tho bill appropriating $100,000
to build a laboratory and recitation
room building.
Concur in Report.
The senate concurred In the report
of tho conference committco having
under consideration house and senato
amendments to S. F. No. 1, by Sklles,
Initatlve and referendum. Tho report
of the committee, which concedes
two house amendments and recedes
from ono senate amendment, was
adopted, twenty-six voting to adopt
and none ngalnst.
To Conserve Roadways.
Sennte Filo No. 251, an act to pro
vldo Tor cultivating the unused por
tions or the public ronds, defining
terms, providing that such cultivation
shall In no way obstruct or Injure tho
roadway and Unit the products shall
not bo allowed to cumber tho ground
has ben reported back to the senato.
Tho bill was introduced by Represen
tative Smith or Fillmore county, and
has nn emergency clause.
Members Protest.
The course taken by the commit
tee on finance, ways and means of
the house on the bill establishing per
manently the medical school of tho
unlvoislty In Omaha, will be over
turned by nitijoiity or that commit
tee. Seven members havo s'gned a
protest addtessed to tho speaker
against the report Indefinitely post
poning the bill
Local option county unit won In
the Missouri house.
Spenkor Kuhl has consulted Attor
ney General Martin on whether tho
stato banking board is intending to
demand back payments of tho banks
under the guaranty law. A bill Is
ponding to relievo the banks of pay
ment by deferring tho llrst assess
ment until next July.
Representative John II. Grossman
has rccolvcd a loiter fiom tho Central
Labor Union of Lincoln, commending
him for his tight In behalf of labor,
particularly In tho bills proposing to
exempt to tho worU'ngman his wages.
ffflnfiar
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STATE MILITIA OFFICERS ARE TO
GO TO TEXAS.
.NEBRASKA TO SEND TWO MEN
Apportionment Made According to
Their Strength No Report Made
on the Alleged Attack of
Several Americans.
Washington. Apportioned among
the states und territories according
to their militia strength, 200 national
guai d olllcers will be sent b the war
department to San Antonio, Tex., nnd
thirty-five to San Diego, Cal., on April
C, for two weeks' Instruction in ser
vice witli the mobilized legulars. Tho
department expects to send a total of
1,000 militia olllcers to tho maneuvers
at federal expense. The number of
militia olllcers from each stato and ter
ritory authorized by the department
to join the regular troops on April 5,
follows:
At San Antonio Alabama, G; Ar
kansas, 8; Connecticut, f; Delewarc,
1; Dlstilct of Coltirnbla, I!; Florida, 2;
Georgia, 5; Illinois, 11; Indiana. !;
Iowa, 5; Kansas, 3; Kentucky, I!;
Louisiana,.'!; Maine, 3; Marjland, 4;
Massachusetts, 11; .Michigan. r; Min
nesota, ; Mississippi, 3; Missouri, G;
Nebraska, 2; New Hampshire, 2; New
Jersey, 8; New York. 20; North Caro
lina, 4; North Dakota, 1; Ohio, 11;
Oklahomn, 2; Pennsylvania, 18;
Ithodo Island. 2; South Carolina, 1;
South Dakota, 2; Tennessee, 3; Tex
as, C; Vermont, 2; Virginia, 3; West
Virginia, 4; Wisconsin, G.
At San Diego Arizona, 2; Califor
nia, 10; Colorado, 3; Idaho, 2; Mon
Innn, 2; New Mexico, 3; Oregon. 5;
Utah, 2; Washington, 4; Wyoming, 2;
Explosion In Court House,
Omaha. Two explosions In the
basement of the now million dollar
court house at Eighteenth and Far
nam streets at 1 o'clock Friday
morning created considerable excite
ment and brought out the police re
hTjrves. Windows were shattered' in build
ings two blocks away and consider
able other damage was done.
Tho police were unable to account
for the explosions. The contractor
(who is constructing the court houso
had somo trouble with organized labo
but bo far as known this trouble had
been settled.
Native Police are Lost.
Melbourne, Australia. Seventeen
natlvo policemen, members of tho
party which accompanied Stanlforth
Smith, British administrator of Papua,
or Now Guinea, on his exploring expe
dition Into the Interior of the great
Island, wero drowned from rafts In
the Strickland river. The expedition
.cut Its way through 300 miles of densj
Jungle and for live days was without
food or fire, tho explorers' sustonanco
!for many days subsequently being
sage roots.
Mexican Refugees Starving.
Tocate, Lower Cal. Mexican refu
gees to the number of ir0 men, women
and children, are starving in rudo
sholters in the hills north of this
place on the American side of tho
boundary. They tied from Tccate up
on the approach or rebels two weeks
ago and have been living under trees,
wagon covers and Improvised tenta
in the open ever since.
Will Raise Popular Subscription.
Greenville, Ala. A jiorulnr sub
scription was started here among tho
pympathlzerB of Albert Ulrich, to de
fray his expenses In tho atsault case
preferred against him by Hooker T.
Washington as a result of their alter
cation In New York Sunday night. A
letter has been mailed to Ulrich ask
ing If tho subscription will be accept
cd.
No Definite Plans.
Mexico City. Admitting that Mexl.
co Is facing a ciipis even greater than
he had believed, Minister of Finance
Llmnntour said tho administration
had no dellnlto plans ror the solution
or the problems confronting It. It
has no alternative but to continue the
military program it has entered upon,
New York Bank Suspends.
Oneonta, N. Y. Tho First National
bank or this city has suspended busi
ness. The bank has about $S00,000 in
resources nnd the deposits are about
$500,000. with an equal amount or
loans nnd discounts.
Korostovetz Is Unharmed.
Peking. The rumors current In St.
Petersburg and elsewhere thnt M. Ko
rotovotz. the Russian minister to
Chlnt, had been murdered in this city
aro unfounded. M. Korostovetz Is en
Joying good health.
Bridgeport, 111. Mayor Donnelly
has Issued a blue law proclamation
ordering all places of business except
eating houses closed Sunday, begin
ning at onco. Tho edict includes tho
nowa stands and will prevent tho do
livery and snlo of St. Loula and Chi
cago papers.
Now Haven, Conn. Addy Unrker
Sheldon, ono of tho early advocates
of woman suffrage in this country,
having attonded as a delegate an
equal suffrage convention in 1858, 1b
dead. She was 78 years old
S
A
BAD CASE
OF GRIP
Caused Sore Throat and Ton-
silitis. Restored by
Peruna.
Mr. W. II.
Rousloy,
Stony Point,
Ton ncaseo,
writes:
"Five ycara
ago I took a
very oevero
cold which
resulted In
la grippe. I
novcr van
bo bad off. I
was In bed
several
weeks, and
when I did
get up I had
tonsllltls
and o c r e Mn w, HoubIbv.
throat.
"I tried to cure this for eighteen
months, but It gradually got worae. A
doctor advised mo to havo my tonsils
cut out, but I did not Uko the Idea.
Another doctor examined me, nnd told
mo the same thing. I finally cot a bot
tlo of Peruna, and after I had taken,
ono bottlo my throat was better. X
bought and used a dozen bottles, and
paw I was going to got well, and I did."
I .
WAS TAKING NO CHANCES
Chauffeur Had Had Enough Accidents
With People Wearing False,
Teeth.
Pretty Thais X, who has dellghtod
tho audiences of Now York's vaude
ville houses, was called suddenly to
Vermont to visit her sick mother. At
a town a few miles from her parent'
homo alio hired an automobllo and
asked tho chauffour to drlvo her with
Tib much speed as possible to nor
destination.
Tho roads woro very bad, and the
car, making good speed up hill and
down dalo, over rocks and rut,
seemed bound to shako overboard It
occupants.
After a Ilttlo of thlB jolting th
chauffeur turned to his fare and de
manded: "I Bay, ma'am. Do you woor fall
teeth?"
"What ImpudencoT exclaimed
Thais X.
"Oh, ma'am, It is not from Imp
dence," returned tho chauffeur, "that
I nsked you tho question. It lo be
cause tho road is bad, the rocks are
hard, and If you wear false teeth, you
would do well to remove them until
wo strlko the pike. I've had enough
accidents of that description
Cause and Effect
"Whero Is Bill today T"
"Bill la Blck In bed."
"What's tho matter with hlmr
"Well, you know that girl of III
thinks ho doesn't ubo tobacco. Yes
terday ho was hurrying around the
corner and ho ran right Into the glrL
Ho had a chew in his mouth."
"Yes, yes; go on.,
"Thero wero two things to do hurry
by or bwoIIow."
"Well?"
"Bill talked to her for five mlnutei."
Bold Scribe.
"Ho hum I" ejaculated honest Farm
er Hornbcak, who had encountered in
tho vlllago newspaper an example or
the perversity which tho Unotypa
sometimes displays. "The editor or
the riulndealor ain't afraid to spook
his mind. Ho come right out and
Rays: "In our opinion the Hon. Thom
as Rntf has lyddaonkzzounsottttpt
pn ran www trahahaha, hawzw zens
dbby And, by Jolly! he nay it a
W he means It, tool" Puck.
All Snakes Are Killer.
But itll snakes, greut nnd small, or
killers. All of them eat creatures
which they elay. Nono eat vegetable
food of any kind. Nor will they eat
animals which they find dead. That
is one reason, no doubt, why they have
always been shunned and dreaded by
human beings.
Saves
Breakfast
Worry
A package of
Post
Toasties
on the pantry shelf.
Served in a minute.
With cream or stewed fruit.
DELICIOUS!
SATISFYING!
"The Memory Lingers"
TOSTUM CEREAL CO., Ltd.,
Uattlt Creak, Mich.
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