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0L. XXXIV
"United States Inspector is Shot
By Mexicans.
i.m Tnu. .lulv 2Gth.
(Wlcs K ' Dixon, of Sun Diego.
l '..t,. :....n;rr!itUkll ill-
.sp.stor, wh given "Ley Fuoga
bv Mexican Federal soldiers to-j
.tv II.. was idiot in the lai".k
.'i .r... 1
M ilia.) n , ; i
hivon was in Juarez on ofMcialled to all the einpol yes
busin ass, ifiv-.sitrntii!r
a wnne
l
kImvc ejise. when In
was arretted
hv a band of Federals who start
til marching-him away from the
eitv in the dirertioji of the foot
li ills where many executions have
ow urred.
Dixon .started to rim !Uid after
gettiiV a Mock away was fired
on and hit in the back. Dixons
father liviv Liu Whraton, Texas.
Dixon mad' a statement this
morning in Jaures to the Ameri
can officials that he believed th"
Mexicans were marching him out
o shoot him when lie ran.
lie sayw the Mexican soldiers
were drunk.
Dixon was sent ly a superior
to Juarez to see a nogro in con
nection with a white slave case
iii.t lii'ii-.ir urolxsl here, lie
says he believes the negro bought'
drinks for tin? soldiers and imlnc
td them to arrest him.
"I told the soldiers I would go
with them to the commandant's
office," Dixon said this afternoon,
"but instead of taking me in that
air etiou they .started with me
toward the outskirts of the town.
A I had, on a suit of kliaki,
I thought they had mistaken me
f ir a Tinted IStatos soldier act
ing as a spy, so I ran ami they
slu t me alter I had got about a
hloek a way from them.
Dr. II. J. Tappen, of the Im
migration service in El Paso,
went to Juan ai.u treated Dix
oi:. He found Dixon was shot
in the small tho nek, tli'j bull
oca nis cnmMciilv through h".
hody and ettnir.sr n't through hU
stomach. It d:l not strike the
spine .
F, W. Berkshire, iiK'rvisiig
inspector -if the United Btates
immigration hen ice m the Mex
kun bonier, at oiwe -went to
Juarez, aocomi anied by (larenoe
Oath'.v, an ir.fpi'ftor, to look af
ter Dixon Both were arrested
and detained Pt the military bar
racks for a short time, but later
were, rclnised. They took up the
matter with Miguel Dinbohl, Ln
ppeetor of Mexican consulates in
El Paso, with a viiew of having
Dixon removed to El Paso.
Immigration iwn claimed a
mulatto lieutenant in the Federal
army in Juarez, , a friend of the
Ti.irra uniler invest Hratmn. was
anstrumeatal in causing the ar
rest ami the shooting.
Ordinarily Lnitde .States lin
m'iirratioii men are Dcrmittetl to
work in Juarez uinler an agree
me nt with Juarez officials.
Governor Refuses Pardon,
Asheville, July 26. At a hear
inig held here this morning, o(Jv
enior IviH'kc Craig refused to
grant a parxloji to Leon Wells, a
former inemiber of tlie (icueral
A-mbly and ch-tor at large
for North Carolina when G rover
Cleveland was elected president
who was convicted at a recent
session of the Swakn county court
of larceny. It was charged that; to keip the nuds exclusively forjj, woumls and his feet and logs
Wells, who was moving from Mur( driving, and the bulk of the ,.,. uns 0f broken cords ail
)m" to Brywin City, in receiving j summer guiw's, including prne-! musidc.s. Koons will obtain re
his household, gmids shipiM-d iiylticallv all the cottagers of North ! v'ards of over $100 for the c.q-
the Southerik received a box ot ; ,Nlt and Seal Harbor were up
clothing which did not belong tojpovd ot the admission of autos.
Kim and he and his wife knpt it- i
Both Wells and his wife were.
found guilty of lareeney and the
man was sentenced to srve two !
years in the penitentiary. An ap-j
eal was t;Ue'n to the Suprome!
(J.nu-t ami the ju.bmeiit. of the
lower court was nffiniusl. Mrs.
Wells left the State, forfeiting
her bond, but her husband fd;iy-d
here.
At the lo-arii g today, it was
eoiderd.d bv lawyers fi r the
defendaJit tl.-it
CU.il tv of the
M'S. Wells
vr-s
1
noiitrn
Wells refund to take
of it, claimiiur that h
tll'S v
II
w
as
be
gui
ilt v as his Wife
II
taken to Iv.'ile' -rh Wislnodav,
When Your Feet Ache
From Corn. Ilii'''n-i, sv.ro or ration
Spot. Ulititer. Ne- r i'ihi FiUinis
Slioi'fi. Alien'n FfX't P-iiM-. Hie antieie
tic powder to ho slinken into tti
nho,., Five InRtant relief Sold
everywhere. "Tic. Imii't accept imy
B-ihtitUiile For Free Rumple midribs,
Allen S Olmted, I-eUoy. N. Y ,
MOUJfl AIRY, WORTH CAROLINA,
Government Employes Must Pay
Dtbts.
Washington Disiu.ch, 22nd
CUrk in t Hovrrnmtnt d
t ,.i K m elit s either IC.Ui". l'.'IV their
j(i,.i,t, rJ.n'ii'Ki :'"
flu; latest department to
,jia-:i.. this order is the
join
olll-
11 '
Ii mi tjiit-iit and an
order sign-V"
tKlav.U
i r: " r ti i mat v . . . . . .
an.1 iMillrt-torM will be denied iu-
im. i .- ... o !,.. tnni
tss to employes' during olTiee
hours aJ;d adRs:
"P. ut while the department Avill
not penuit itself to U' used as aj
eolleetion ageney it will not con
sider us a fit employe any one
who neglects to make pay-
It was denied at the depart- i
merit that there was an epideinte j
id bad debts among the employes
there and tlic statement avULs that
the order, an old ne, merely was
ealbd to the attention of the
clerks. Similar rwulations are
in force in the d.-partmentH of
State Agriculture, Navy, Interior
and Commerce but they are not
considered ho drastic in effect
as the interpretation of the order
issued today by Secretary (5ar
rison. Mr.
Tillman Now Gets Plenty
Fried Chicken.
Washington. July 22. When
Senator Tillman i g'f South Caro
lina, who m on a diet by order
-f his physician, declare! some
what peevishly that "the art
of frvinir chicken was unknown
in Washimgotn," he had noti
recldoiied with the housewives of j
the District cf Columbia, many of
theim southerners ai.d jeah us of
their ability to cook chicken in
any fashion. As a result of the
assertion indignant housewives
and a few score admirers of the
South Carolina statiman have
lieeu inuiii'lating him with chick-
eu. Thev C'ne by parcel post
and hy messeugera until wch day
the senator b committet- room
takles on the appearance of a
piemie grouinl.
At first Seiuator Tillumn sought
to return the gifts, but virtually
non had the name of the donor
on it, although many contained
notcH defying the s.iator to de
cry the fowls or the cooking. As
a result the committee waste
luiisket Is continually filled with
chicken bonen anl committee
c.lerkN and senate attendants, iui-
tiressl to aul in keeping up
with the incoming supply, an
Hearing a state of rebellion.
Town Votes to Bar Autos.
Bar Harbor, Me., July 28. By
a vote, of 'J2 to 8 the town of
(Mount Desert at the special town
meiting decided to keep in force
for another year at least, the re
strictions prohibiting the use of
liutimiobiles m that tmvn.
'Hio tiAvn was giveji an op-
port unity of choosing for itself
at the last sv-sien of the liegis-
lature whether it would contimu
its exclusion policy or Lilt Ine
Jiiin, and during the lafct week or
two a lively and at times bitter
amipaitrn has been waged. For-
imcr President Eliot,
vf Harvard,
has lce the leader of the fight
Firedmann Patient Dies.
Topvlicld, Mass. July 22. Al-'
f.ud Wan-in.r former'
United S'et.s asNtant attoniey
gi oei-rtl and former judge of the
New Mexico Supreme G urt, the'
!toit jir.iiiiineiit jiaiient t receive
Dr. l-'i'i'-.ii-ieh UriediiKin's "cure"
t.
t'lberellb
sie,
list
i ! s I
u-ht.
to
lie
ti
W.I
H Vi el'.
d
Tl:e il r.nii:;1 e
rotv the ejinti
i.MKI m;!
nt, from
dash
ll
Sliver ,
"t- to l'ro idt lice
where Dr.
Ki'ieilmiia was then ,.i!ding hi Mr. W. II. S'uumons, of Hank-.s-oii
N'.-w En-irland clinic, was' ville towitship, was the victim of
seiis.it inj.al. ' m April 10. with
in two hours of hi.
l'ni idencc. Judje i
arrival ill
o!ev ns'eiv-
ed the first iiiieeti-n o-f vaccine,
As Dr. Friidman's m st prmni
lie! it patient, everv attention was
tiid him aii.1 every cire taken.:
Later he received R second in-'
jeetioii fnwii Friedmann.
Republicans Tire cf Losing Fightf,
Washington, July 20. After j
.1 a l . - .....I.. 1- '
several Honrs oi lojiir. iub.uui,.ii"'
tii riff diw.Mi.sNkm in tin Senate
...... ..!... ... i t 1 ,1
iislay, during which tl.e KnpuMi-
cans were consistently defeated ,
the minority
VJl lllll' UlHJil
1 1.. K.nrMM t,i tiro l.f t riklt ll'.-S
-
- .fforts to amend the bill, ami
- --ij i
chnnieal whedule practu-ally wan
r:uiM i)rorn t-,s was niatie.
aprovi-l wihfoiit chanv''
when
the. Senate adjourned.
In protect ii'jg against the heavy
rut ;n the duty on- whiting. Sen
ator Lodge d'-clarcd he knew it
was useless to offer amoikhneiit.s.
He also protevtetl against the
dutv ;ii lithoiMme, saving he
would ivot uselessly
hi
an
i
ay i ne
amend-
S''tt;ite ty o-ileriiig
incut.
Senator Smoot also
r.r iincd 1
from offering certain
amend-1
lie ii Li, sni jik .
l -;n',mt offer an ;unemlmeut
In-cause I see it will do no good
Monument to Adam.
IDi'm iiK.nuiuent erect ill to the
"meory of Ada, the first man,"j
is the only one of its kind in;
America, and probably in the j
world. It was erected in 1W!
v Mr. John P. Brady, a well
known," contractor and builder,
of Balitaoore, at his country
place, "Hickfory Ground," near
Canienville, iu the northeast ren
Miburbs of Baltimore, Maryland,
It is composed of atone, bronze,
and cement, and is sumouutcil Bi.v
a very large and accurate suiuliat,
tispec'ially caleulatcil and con
structed for th; latitude in which
the monument M em-ted. N. Eat.
degrees aiwl 20 minutes. Sur-
rouiliiig the mnir Inures, m :
circle on the dial, is the motto.
"Sin; Transit Gloria Mumh (So
Passes tiie Glory oi the World),
and the date, 1!0!), adhl on Luther
kidQ of the shaift is a sunken pan
el with sunken letters, yu; two
readinir: . .
" Tius, the Xirst sJiatt m Amer-
... .i .. ,e
lea, is erected U) ine memory wi
AUum, tho first man.
Th monpiment iww naturally
attracted niuch attention. Mr.
Brady has stated, amoing otlnT
(things, in a newspaper interview,
that "where .v many otliers ot
lesser worth have bifii hoiionsl,
he thouirht it .Uut time that
KomcthiiMg was dioiie for Adam."
From the August tstraml.
Bullet Proof Wolf Killed.
Wliealtand, Wyo., July PJth.
Old Whitcy, an unusually large
gray wolf whose depredations
have caused the stockmen of
this section $T0,000 ihirlng the
1ast five years, was slain by
George Koohh uoi the Mertz ranch
on the Laramie plains.
OUi Whitey was probably the
most cunning wild animal that
ever operated in southeast Wy
oming. He sidesti iMsl jsiisoned
food aiwl trHji set out to eaten
hum, while his fleetnttiS of foot
carried hum out of roach of llus
.s'uin slaghouiuls.
He scivned bullet prmvf, for
on nnuiy oeisisjoiis ranohmen have
heanl the thud of their bullet
as they struck his hide, but he
always got away until this time,
hide is seared bv many bid-
tore of Old hitey.
Court
Financially Drunk.' '
A witness in u lienor
i lei'C IrO(UtCeU a iail'rll lulling u
i . i :..i ...l,,,, l.v .1...
solemn miiruer iriai nen m- m--
jii.sid ainl .v;iid. in reply to a
nie.stiou as to whether or not a
i 'i-taiik man was drunk on a cer-
ta'
11 e.' -1 s ; I ' 1 , I lull I' e II "V-
.1. . 1. .. i. . t
' ' t i:n
mei.'illv dnink.' hicli is
r.f...:. if ii. .f in ur iteirnii' :
icii'iis.
if not
U hi li
l:n.k
"financially
a
m i'i
-I.ninbi rtoii I
oiicrx ni.'ui
Did It Ever Happen to You?
! o ad'stMiiro Messenger.
- a painful accident l'Lt
Week
He was n.irnessuig' a mine, ami
!was .sUmding at the animal 's
'head when it suddenly threw its
- :head and hit Mr. Simmons
1 under the chin 3!r. Simmons
had his !wer lip
teeth at the time.
!Avas bitten through.
THURSDAYS, JULY
Knocking
'I,,,
Out Liquor
Medicine.
as
a,
Observer.
'IHie precis are bein-g knut-kwl
out irnm um.er .h. ;
a rapid rate. The doctors ,
coinii c to th eonchisi;M t"1-!
then- are few if any cs ies of
si.'km-Ks in which the use of al-
eoliol 'in really belief n-ial. Un;
d.. ..,..itrnrv it w hebl'' eOlltl'Ild- :
in wiiLidi the
114 III.IW Itl'TVtl-" ........ -
isse of alcohol ii
. : ,,..t
a diris-t deterrent to goid rcsiMts (
the exception. Tin New :
M
Yor'k! Siu! savs that in the In-(
ternatie.jial Congrs of Physi-1 of three years ago tiy I.4( banners were able to fiimrc pret-oth-raiv
recently couveiwd inUx.M). The figures show that Trea t- ebsclv on how mi wh ' money
P.erlin "Prof.is.sor Ewald, perhaps
the most eminent clinical teacher
in the Berlin University, gave
the coup de grace to al-ohol as
. , , -I, ... i
a stimulant when Ik- sam ne nan
reached the conclusion that
in
the
no iufi
tious disease has
;.,,,, i.i
value of alc.l.ol been provtsl and
tlcsit it diminishes the natural n
srstance to the inroads of dis
ease." The Sun holds that Pro
fevr Ewahls contention con
firms what cvtT.v clear-vwioiiKsl
physician of experience has ob
served at the lieilside. that when
ever alcohol is aibninlstered
handicap) the patient, because
lowers the blol pri-sMire; it
it
it
R!
a temporary spur to the failing
heart, with a subpient le
pression to which many a sicik
ninn has suocumbe! without re
alization of tlv.' caie of "heart
failure."
The Embarrassment of the Dead
Game Sport.
Statesville Landmark.
Several passengers were al
ready aboard an arly morning
train when it was avut to pull
out from a station not far from
here a few mornings ago. Iu
came t young fellow with liis hat
on at a.lout b0 degrees, his pants
rolled half-way to hi knees and
!iaviu' "other ear-marks . of a
dead-caune "soote." He halted
alsmt half-way the car, removed
his hat the balanct of the way
from liis head and placed it in
the rack; removed his coat and
hung it on the wall overneau, !
turned two seats together ana
proceeded to curl up iu a com
fartable jxj.sition. All his move
ments had Wen very ostentatious
and all the ther passengers had
taken considerable Interest in tht
maiuier In which he made refidy
for the journey.
Suddenly the engine bumped
gaiiut the train to eoiiple up.
The "spoteV coat stmck the
floor with a great thud and
sounded like an elecrtic light
bulb had burst and the other pas
Hcimcrs didn't kivw but what
there had. Soon 'though, the.
odor of whiskey began to spread
in the car. The "sote" .put on
his hat, gathered his coat into a
bundle and made his final di-
aiMtcarancc from that car. As
he passed along the crushed glasa
tnnile a large noise ami the
"rfpote's" face turned many ool
ors. Water's Career on Land is Short.
A Gein.i.ii .scieiitl-t la figureil
r ,ome c... -:i if .niorm.'.
tion coneeruing a drop of water.
A drT ot water, he savs, may be
1 . . . . ;.. t..i..
drawn out of the ocean the day
after it gets in, and on the oth-
ior hand it, may possibly riinain
in the oeeaji for IO.CmX) years. The
;nverage time .spent then by a
'drop is about :l.460 years, nc-
immoih ii. nil mv. iimui'ii
I Tl,.. lW., .f ,i .l.,ii. ,.f u-ntAp
i -
i outside the ocean is apparently a
. Jisy one for in about Id bys
alter e aiorati.ii on tlie average
i. ,i-i 1 1 1... .. ... ... ,ii . I ..iiw.w I 1 TIT..
i t II 4 ' fl il .1 I winii im H ..- '
water. 1 hen it may tall as ram
m 1 he lioek'v Al n li ;i l'vs. lor SJI-
.stance, and reach the (iu!f or the
iirca-t ijakei. i.ut its
Life as frchh
!. sliort for
Avat'-r is ci.iiiparativi
if it i.s not .soon c.irrii-d out to
ea bv rivers it a-v ill in a fev ,
ears reach tlu in-ean again by
being evaporated ai.d tin ii fa!l
iiiir its ra.ji.
Of eoui-se we cannot sav
that
any individual uroj imiwn
' iv.-n course. The drops losx-
; their identity when they go to.Miat the matter was and seeing
. jna'ke up a stream or other body j the child's head hanginsr down,
of water, and tliey are lrdcen upjlunied over on her pniow
betwi n h'w jnto inf biite.simal ptirtieh-s Avhen expired immediately, and the sup
aisl the lip 'the water is evaporated. From i posit im Is that heart trouble was
!the Pathfinder.
31, 1913.
National Treasury Hanuied. wore.
Than Seven Billion.
The I'juted States Treasury
handled iu actual c;ush during th-
fiscal vear cmhd June oO the
Jstl,M.,h!)(H wm f $7,071,."i20.00O
r.-ik1ii c all pre-viou wwU Hiid
stampuig the F.-leral Tn-asury, ;
offieials declared, as the greater
l.ankhi institution in the world. (
Ketleetir.g tin- ir-meiMious
LTOWtll of till! ITOVeriKIiellt blL-t-
ifn w thU tiL'h recxird. including;
. , .
ii.,.. !im,I niu-r;t T,l ill"
within, the Treasury. exeeedel the
j - h transaetiui.s of the previous
year by $4W,76!Mnitt nd
those
ury Kfficials durini: the year
jast closisl baiiduti in actual casii ; that would have been ai hand
nerly twice tlie amount of the H ith'T :!( to CO days when it
total strck of money in the Cnit-'was taken from them suddenly,
ed States, which is estimated at Xume fields of tobacco are prae
l,720.0OO,(X). 'tically a total loss, while others
Includirv' bonds, checks and lin. damaged to the extent cf ."
warrants, the Treasury handled to To per cent. Cotton and corn
over $10.(H'H),('00.(KH) during thi was ,lamagel, but of course these
yrtir. Tliw vast ggrs.gation of crops are not so suseeptibb; to
wealth, which does not irvlude j dama.ge us tofacct, esju'eially at
th transactims of the sub-Treas-; this le season.
iiries, was handled without the1
loss of a cent to the government, j Engines Leafed.
The receiving teller oi the
. A l
government took in over me
counter $7.Vlo:5.K) d'uring the
..n ...1
year: xn' pa.wi-g iciier cu...4
118,177.(XX) in cheeks and
rant; the shi.piii Mler sent
ii.,vH4,oiM,iHR to various n
the coiuurv atwi ine ennue
crniment received for redemption
durii: the year 0.f.b6,0tK) m
tLme-wru. United Statics currencj
and 675.889(0 in national bank
notes.
Coins New Wcrd.
Wahhttton. July 2S. Head-
ouartci-s of the National Ameri
can Woman Suffrage Association
K.ttil witli ii dkmnticn tcdavlner cent and the fire under the
offU'era and uicmSbers learned that
Keprrscntative J. Thomas Heflin
o-f -Alabanna, their most hitter op
jionent int C6ngnss, had fired an
other broadside in their camp
bust night from the pulpit cf a
local Church. In axldition to
t-riticlsirir the "cause" in vig
orous terms, Mr. Heflin also gave
his definition of suffragists and
their male supporters. Here it is:
"Suffragettes Unmarried fe
male fanatics.
" Su f frageta rs Unha ppy dis
contented married women.
"Suffragettoi The male suf
fragette. A f.-' !.-:'.. lied suf
frotescent creature."
Mr. Heflin expal'med totlay that
the word "suffrotesceflit" was his
own coinage. After some, thought
he said he believed that "wood-en-heaibd"
could be substitut
ed for it without any loss in
meaning.
$1,500,000 In Free Labor.
Jefferson City, Mo., July 26.
Gov. Major has ussmd a procla
mation, setting apart Wednesday
and Thursday, Aug. 20 ami 21, as
public holidays, to be known as
"Good Uoads Days."
Every able-bodied man in the
rural districts ami citim of the
state is a skis I to put in. these
days working on the public high
wavs. 1 tie governor renie.M
1li;it nil iinlin.'irc business be sus
i..Mhled E very" county court in
.
J. . .
the state
is a-ked to issue a Riljv
plomental jwoclumation. The "Why man, yu re wrong again,
women in the country are request I The map gives it as Mellms than
cd to aid by furnishing th? vol-.iiel"
untis'r workers with lunch crs. I Three or four times this sort of
Tlie governor r.tim:ites that thing went on. Then the pass.i
work apiroximatiiig jf'l.-W.OOO in ger. pointing to a gull, said:
value will result. "What kind of a gull is that,
! '
Died Frcm Fright.
Us. n. .inn - ni....v
1 .............. I.. ..O t.nir i. i" , w 1 tS.
1 1 1 r 1 ii I ili ,11 " ' 11 l- " ' v , ... . -
J ;.-rtis Adams died .suddenly ai
io-p ionic iiiiir Kim 1 ll 1IUU l
the following cir'",i:iit.inee : At
hour naiut
Mr. Adams, on
.l
awaKei.-wg,
iiidriii, w
1. l ' r if I w
that urn' "f his
U'iis hleetiin'' oil a
tf.ilidl
bed
in the room
with!
J,.nus-lf f.ml wiio. wa.s hanging
oer the side of the bed Mr.
A.l t'l..s got 1IJ to J-l'l the little
one in a mon cmfortablc
v'.tioii. mid in t-o doing awoke
lis wife. She wanted to know
i the cause of sudden demise.
WO.
Hard Hit by Hail Etcrm.
Fipiay Springs, July 2.. It L
now e.sit'uiMitwl by those thor-
cughly familiwr with the tobac
co growiriig Hiduvtry that tru'
fanners of this community have
iot -t ".oi ry u.aiiiH!re une io
the grew',rg we d by the s,vere
haiUtorm that viit-d this m-c-
; tion a wci k ngo Sunday.
J. W. AdeoX has lust. Tnost
fl M
iienii,
It is estimated tttat he
has suffered to tl
te extent of
20 (kh), The
crop was altnosi
n.iui,- ,e crathered atll tiie
they were going to gi-t money
Kaleiirh. JuJv 2m. The Sea
board's engines Sunday loafed aU
lav with boilers full of ammonia
, ui,r.wt ;,,
war-;"
tak(, iu wat(if
from
a branch into whicli
the
icr
- 4iiiiiiw.t i i'i oiil- nut i if litJ
Delayed trains and hardworked
eneinenncn caused an investiga
whhh ended at the State Lab
oratory of Hygiene. The ensri
ueers observed a ivuliar odor
about the water ami discovert'
that it was ammonia.
They went to the laboratorv
and tints were made. Branch
water that usually shows 20 jer
i cent alkalinity, was te.stirr xH)
I; oilers made it sizzle. The rail-
road'people aski-d the la.borato
to. doctothe. trouble and tha
caiLStd more talk. Alum -will
counteract ammonia, but alusn w
death to boilers. It corrodes then
and the company was afraid to
apply the counter-irritant.
The water ran better yesterday
and the alkali was reduced of it
self to 65 per cent. Another day
or two will clear it of foreign
trouble. I u the tneanitme, the
S atmard is using as much city
water as it can buy and the en
gines are aole to make tsitter
time.
Pardonable Oruffiness.
Capt. Robert C. Warr, about
to retire from sea life after
forty-nine years of it, said on
the Oampaoiia:
"Yes, it w true that sea cap
Wins are sometimes annoyed by
passeng.ers who think they know
in on? about navigation than the
navigator himself.
"I know a captain to whom a
pasMger once said:
"What town Is this we are
rpproacking, eapt"
"Drwent. sir."
"No cap, you an mistaken, sir.
LooW at this map here. Acconl
ing t this map its Frdham."
The captain said nothing and
a moment later the passenger ask-
- 'ed:
"What channel is that, cap!
... i i .
! f.gg cliannci, sir.
"Loolc at your map and find
" til,-, enitt.-ibi r:iff -v ans-
W(.mi
Brcugtt Frcm Philippines.
Caroleen, duly 2l. Tl.e ein
:i.aliinsl IkhIv of Mrs. David Smith
fnni the Ihilijp;re Islands : a- h
Mtl thl place e.stinla a d will
tie burcd tomorrow m th" H"lly
. Spriings feiueti ry
Mr. S u'th is
a sergeau m the i nued n-s
Army, having been in the service
for it -oirs. Thr-.r years air
he came to Carole n an 1 enrri'il
Miss Hiiison. Ills wife d .-,l in
her n;w lnmi eifht mi:4ii- ut4
The Ukly was preserved until
(Sergeant Smith's three-f;r Unn
of enlistment was finUhe!. lie
then brought it back to l.U Avlfe's
hl home.