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By virtue of an order of sale to
me directed by the clerk of the
district court of Red Willow county
Nebraska on the judgment rendered
in said court In the cause wherein
TJlyssess E Fox is plaintiff and Har
riet E Burns et al are defendants
on the 7tb cay of December 1910 for
the partition and sale of the land here
inaftsr described I will offer for sale
to the highest bidder for cash on the
14th day of February 1911 at the
frpnt door of the court house In said
county at one oclock in the after
noon of said day the following land
to wit The northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of section twenty
four in township three north range
twenty nine west of the 6th P M
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The Beautiful Snow
Looking out upon new fallen snow
brings to mind a poem popular near
ly fifty years ago and it may be of
interest to lovers of poetry to know
Jie history and rtue author of The
beautiful Snow There are other
claimants to the authorship and in
a collection of literary gems called
Tiffanys Diamonds of Prose and
Poetry it is credited to James W
Yatson but to those who can look
back over a half century the facts
are believed to be as given in a
Cincinnati paper of that date and
is herewith transcribed
In the early part of the war one
dark Sunday morning in the dead of
winter there died at the Commercial
Hospital in Cincinnati a joung wo
man over whose head two and twen
ty summers had passed She had
once been possessed of an enviable
share of beauty had been as she
herself says flattered and sought
for the charms of her face but
alas upon her fair brow had long
been written her terrible calling
Once a pride of respectable parents
her first wrong step was the same
old story over again which has
been the only life history of tens of
thousands Highly educated and ac
complished in manners she might
have shose in the best of society
but the evil hour that proved her rui
was from the door of childhood and
having spent her young life in dis
grace and shame the poor friendless
one died the melancholy death of a
broken hearted outcast
Among her personal effects was
found a MSS copy of The Beautiful
Snow traced in her delicate chir
ography which was immediately car
ried to Enos B Reed a gentleman of
culture and literary taste who was
at that time editor of the National
Union In the columns of that paper
on the morning of the day following
the girls death the poem appeared
in print for the first time When the
paper containing the poem came out
on Sunday morning the body of the
poor victim had not received burial
The attention of Buchanan Reade
one of our first American poets was
soon directed to the published lines
who was so taken with their stir
ring pathos that he immediately pro
ceeded to the hospital from whence
he followed the corpse to its final
resting place
Such are the plain facts concerning
her whose Beautiful Snow will be
regarded as one of the brightest
gems in American literature As there
are hundreds who know not its or
igination and would desire to have
its history as well as body in their
possession we give place for both
Cincinnati paper
And it is hoped that there are
many more who will be as interested
in this as have been several who so
gladly read this clipping
Another beautiful poem has been
claimed by different persons but it
is so well known that Elizabeth Akers
whose pen name is Florence Percy
wrote Rock Me to Sleep in the
early COs It is useless to undertake
to prove it
Still another not so well known
probably is Every Year There
are several claimants with slightly
different versions all differing from
each other and from the genuine one
by Albert Pike and one who knew
from the highest authority on the
subject insists that the thought and
form of the verse are original with
the famous songster of the Ouach
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PICKPOCKET S L
Veteran Detective Tells of the
Dips Tricks
Warns Against the Man Who Folds
His Arms Danger Behind a
Newspaper Some Cut
Your Pockets
Chicago This burg Is having an
unusual number of jobs by pickpock
ets said a veteran detective a few
days ago I hardly understand the
revival of this sort of crime as the
best of the dips have been pretty
well stowed away and the complaints
of lifted leathers and tickers have
been few until recently
By dips the old sleuth meant
pickpocket When he used the word
lifted he referred to the taking of
an article by a pickpocket In the
vernacular of a pickpocket a pocket
book is a leather and a watch is -a
ticker A diamond is a spark
I dont know where this mob
comes from as I havent been working
on the cases continued the detective
but it seems to be composed of a
pretty clever lot of dips It may be
necessary to explain again that by
mob the old thief taker meant a
band of pickpockets
These fellows usually work in
pairs and it is not unusual for them
to clear up several thousand dollars in
a few days
If one of them falls that is being
arrested there generally is a fund out
Plum for Pittsburg Firm
The province of Ontario has ordered
1500000 pounds of half Inch aluminum
wire for the electric power line from
Niagara Falls The order worth 400
000 goes to a Pittsburg firm
Always the Fashions
Yea I am going abroad
how are you going to arrange your
Itinerary I understand coronet
braids are the latest thing
asms QfT
Some Methods of Pickpockets
of which his lawyers fees are paid j you know
and the rest of the gang stands by
him making every effort to clear
him
You ask me how to avoid having
your pockets picked Well I dont be
lieve any man can give advice on that
subject It is hard to tell what style
a pickpocket Is going to adopt Usual
ly he works in a crowd The jam on
the elevated stations is a good place
but there generally is a pair of fly
cops on each of the loop stations at
night and the crooks know it Then
they get on the surface cars and work
the platforms Several of the recent
jobs have been done that way
One of the commonest methods of
stealing a diamond stud is to get
them with a pair of pincers having a
pocket into which the stone falls when
it is cut off The dip usually works
from behind a newspaper Of course
you cant watch every man with a
newspaper on a street car but if you
have anything valuable about you
It is well to do so
A skilled crook may use a knife
with razor like blade to cut away the
pocket Keep your eye on the man
who folds his arms His hands may
be at rest or they may be engaged in
picking pockets
We call the man who robs women
a moll buzzer While the victim is
looking in a shop window or standing
in a street car he opens her hand bag
and gets the leather There are not
many of these jobs any more for
women have become wise
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Sir
Story
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Mother and Marjories been work
ir for two months over this wedding
Kuvv its all over before ten oclock
Thats quick isnt it after such a big
lot of work
Im thinking I wont have much of
a soft snap tomorrow You know that
confetti wont sweep up just ordinary
Its to be picked up every bit of it sep
arate Im dead sure that jobll be
stuck on me in the morning Gee
Im glad most of the confettis out
on the porch instead of in on the car
pet
Those folks livin next door arent
in the habit of sittin outside nights
But dyou see them tonight Porch
just packed fulls can be
Guess well miss Marjorie all right
At first well just think shes away vis
ion somewhere but soon well get it
iraight into ou heads that shes
gone Then well miss her good Well
miss her from the table She always
cut the pie so big
Do you know what mothers goin
to do with all that linen on the stairs
tonight Shes going to cut It up into
dish towels Well have a lot wont
we We wont have to wash em
out after every meal any more Gee
Dont you hate to wash dish towels
They always smell so smelly
I guea mothers good and tired to
night I wonder if those caterer men
will go and leave everything all
mussed up I hope they dont Gee
If they do motherll be straightening
things early in the morning and wake
us kids up to help her
Dont you wish flowers didnt with
er so quick They cost such an awful
lot Beauts though werent they
Daddy says he dont see how hes ever
goin to pay for everything I dont
see why folks dont use hat flowers
anyway you know the kind of stuff
I mean
That was a swell sermon the min
ister preached over Jim and Marjorie
wasnt it Nearly as good as to a
funeral I never was at a funeral but
you know how they are
Mother said before all the people
came that it had got to be a happy
smiling wedding or none She said
if anybody cried theyd be put straight
out Marjorie said she just knew
somebodys bo sure to cry Gee I
wanted to cry when the winister be
gan and I guess I would only I saw
mothers eye on me
Marj never expected to see Miss
Hughes tonight She eloped nd then
she got back here in time for Mar
jories wedding I guess its better
to elope Then nobodys got to get
ready so much
Marj and Jim had a fierce time try
in to get out of the house tonight
They kinda suspected that the fellows
would be up to some tricks with their
grips and things so they made me
take care of them out in the barn
Jim gave me a dollar for it a silver
dollar Most as much I guess as he
give the preacher
I wasnt so dead crazy about stay
ing out in the barn by myself an look
in after those grips The other kids
was all in the kitchen lickin the ice
cream off the saucers and hoggin all
the cake that was left never thinkin
of me
It didnt do Jim much good givin
me that dollar though cause a bunch
of big fellows that go with Jim came
into the barn and bust open the grips
Marjories and Jims and mixed
everything all together Spilled the
talcum powder and the tooth powder
over everything and smeared the
fronts of Jims hard boiled shirts with
sisters nail polish the sticky red kind
Jim had a pair of swell pajamas
all like silk Well the fellows slit
those pajamas up into slithers I
bet they cost Jim moren a dollar It
was a shame
I felt awful sorry for Jim I knew
hed got to sleep in something so I
sneaked up to dads room and got his
old blue flannelette nightshirt and put
that in for Jim I guess dad wont
care It was kinda old and torn and
worn out an it had to go into the
wash tomorrow anyway I bet Jimll
be surprised when h opens his grip
dont you But Jim did me a mighty
good turn once so I wanted to help
him out
The kids kept callin to me out of
the kitchen window that the ice cream
was most all gone Guess Id got
none at all but for Dorthy Shed hid
me half of hers I can always count
on Dorthy to look cut for me We
was most bust up with eatin so much
stuff but we just had to get through
with it before they washed up the
dishes
That taxicab Why it was the ono
ordered by the crowd who were going
to jollow Jims and Marjories carriage
and get on the Pullman if they could
manage to get past the gates But
Jim and Marjorie jmit whizzed off In
It when they found out that some
smarties in the crowd had telephoned
their carriage not to come Wanted
to make them miss their train I
guess
Melted His Nerve
The pretty girl stood in front of the
ice cream parlor and read the big red
sign with sparkling eyes
James she coaxed I feel as
though I should be treated to three
chocolate sodas two plates of Ice
i cream ana a vanua sunaae wilt
thou
And A nr lamps wilted Hp nnlv hnri nno
lone dime in his pocket and he wilt
ed like a linen collar on a July day
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