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THE BROWNWOOD DAILY BULLETIN BROWNWOOD TEXAS. MONDAY MARCH 20 1916
PAGE FOUR
MURDERER FINDS PRISON LIFE
FULL OF MANY OPPORTUNITIES
FOR IMPROVEMENT OF MANKINU
THE SMARTEST TOPCOAT
SPRING PRODUCES YET
GRAVE THE HAVEN
OF HOMELESS MAN
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NOTICE TO BOYS AND ALL
BICYCLE OWNERS
CHICAGO March 20. Six years ago here if I knew all Is well with my
Joseph Wolcome confessed mu rd oiler ; wife." " . .-.'-...
r : T; . f -. "Did you know your; wife: was get-
stood before Judge Marcus kavanagh i - . - . ;.;f -
. . . t ting a divorce? ' asked the visitor
his head bowed under one of the mbst Sees Little daughter: Once. .
remarkable opinions ever delivered j .j ua(l riot heard that'; - returned
from the criminal court bench: Judge! Joe Welcome; "Hut probably she feels
Kavauagh sentenced AYelcome to life! that it-is best. I have only seen ray
imprisonment; and that he migtii fcol x-cn
the-full horror of his .fate told ofihe ld ndw. . Ye 1 vll. flad y live-an
terrors that awaited him
killed a .woman.
Jlo.
had !
"The Instinctive unreasoning hQijiroi'
of mankind regards death as a severe
punishment" said the. judge. You
are now to receive n sterner punjsh-
ment. Your vietim died but once pn
will die a hundred times. . Ypu will
be wiped out of human KnowTejlge-
.Henceforth you will be know'n only: by
a number. You will have no riglit ex-
cept on(y the right of mere existence.
"In four or five years the.etepial
solitude and silence will begin to crush
inupon; you like an Iron weight jYou
hear that street ear bell ringlng.in the
.street? You will remember it in after
years as the most exquisite mjisic.
There will be few Worse men than you
in that great prisonvbut the lawj has
taken its full and nrirpl'e revenge jipon
you." .
Then "Welcome an illiterate paper
hanger was
taken away by
the
sheriff's men. Joe Welcome's sfcrdid
liour in public interest passed. '
Wife Suing for Divorce.'
Today Mrs. Sarah Welcome is sums
for divorce from the . man in Joflet
penitentiary. The. bare -notice rHUled
Judge ika-anagh.'s item decree six
years nigo; and a reporter jour icyed
to Jollet to sea Welcome and discover
if life . in prison had rushed th nsart
who murdered he prison autiu fities
are interested in Welcome. Tlere-
Tinrtpri was -toldto wait iit . th. Affile
of Father Peter the prisqn prkjft.
Down the corridor sounded the
cheerful whistle of .a man at ppace
with the world. Then cnttie thdMght j
step on the stone -flagging. Tl rojighj
the doorway stepped n nrnn of 32K-irs.!
dressed in the nomeiy gay ui -
the prison
. . - I
T understand' he said flu ictl;
M " on '
have "In dnd the statement" Nde by
Judge Kavanagh hen lie sfii:tencel
me. .
He) paused and reflect! n toeiit.
J'udire Holjied Prisoner.
Some diy I- hope to cnii? itticatennr.s have .mi ihroiiB.tMjfeijjftij ?..Wr. for. Pinvr.u
hTjudse Kmnagh." he- wlni. on. j t-r instruction but witt he refiflilM s tl JtuH W FM 1 wor-
with
4 - w t? i i .
A hnfreh motif Whf-n he. Settt Tt.
fnrci. m: to find wysfef. '
iin v v i i t
"The JiHice- wap. wij. .
;5 t pw mvself on tU orcy !
of flif court and. Ik-
ro-va iihjfi :iser
l.
. cifuL
i
: vearil lr v Jn re 1 !
"The six
have studied
irr.Js5c-H iiiciorv ftiia literaturjd. I eon-
4-AJXwiii nrwia Vhaf J kuive! Achieved
what I hitherto .togardoil as? Apmanly
and underslaadini; of he Clpsics
' "And I. do my. share for nn' "felh)w
men. You know I am an instrrtor in
the- prison school. and tfiey pay my
instruction is good because I sin take
the' learning of wise men and put It
into the language of the day for the
men who understand only jhat lan-
guage. Hears Plenty of Music
"Judge. Kavanagh said that ihe mem-
ory of a clanging street car bell would
be exquisite music to me. He said
that memory would be to y only music.
Well. I can hear the birds and still I
can see the spring time coming. .
VThere is musie'ln the hum of men's
voices as they whisper each to each
In; their cells. There is music: in the
sighing of the winds as they whip
arpund these bleak buildings.'
'Oh I remember the words of the
judge. I remember " them as if they
uid write him witliout linlice or'" romPiu. anmm-r ? ..dv.: .mr..- T?"n-e& --vas In p
enmitv And why should 1 nfe? I to-'" rs' hefore -'rW. a rpWfrdWVli--r.
gard him as a Biibitual eiv r'T fai-' 'i;:a:ifdj to ak." 1e flia!-x. :crnWi Xnmmvt ion ti-.i.-i
rang out but yesterday. They burned ))p Kr1(uatetJ JI0Xt year and all .new;
and seared through my crukted men- pliriirf wjji he p'pii'red to -take the-
timtiflrt1 rin rav . - '
ialitv. They were branueu on my
brain. Hut I have tried to live that
their scars would be healed'. '
'If J have missed the joys of the
world I. have other and more lasting (
joyg my communion .with the great of
sill ages. I was to die a hundred times.
Hut a hundred times I have taken strrti0Is KiVen orally.-"with domon--ncw
life. I will gladly . serve rriy life ' strat ions .In ihe open these experi-
The Court of Last llesort.
- Around the. stove of the cross roads
grocery. is the real court of last re-
sort for it finally over-rules all
others. Chamberlain's Couh Remedy
has been brought before this court in
almost every cross roads grocery In
this country and has always received
n favorable verdict H is In the
country where man expeetjj to receive
full value for his moncj .that this
wmcrtv Ir most annreciated.-. Obtain
able' everywhere. Adr.
('1C pnson n i can uu a-imcn mat
the world win bo Kind to my wije ani
baby."
Joe "Wejcojne.-talked on and on of
his dislikes and likes in literature. He
quoted' Burns; f'-d Tennyson sidh by
side with Chaucer and.Confue.his. Then
Welcpino' ar9se to say his farewell
"dood-bye" ho said; "Or may 1 say
Auf wleiiersehn? I. learn: from every-
one. Auf wiedersehn.'' . . ..
Father Peter and the other officials
smiled when they spoke -of Joe WeU.
come. He was sent to prison -for th'
murder of Mrs Mary : McLean in a
lodging house. Welocniei who ban leJ
a sodden life came to demand money
of his wife. There was a quarrel and
he shot her Mrs McLean proprietor
of the boarding house stepped in to
remonstrate and he shot her dead.
10 GRADUATE TWELVE
Experiment Hoiiisr Conducted by
Cincinnati I'liltliV Schools
This Season. -
CINCINNATI; O.. March: -'..--df
plans of" the Superintendenf of th
.'inriniaiti ; Public schools wntt.his As
sistants- di not mjtscarry. -betweenf!
twelve"' aid twenty 'men ;wirt Via
nlduated here from the. first Soot-'
tor uasemui. April ;i- iae openiggF
the big league- season
"This - clip of graduates Vtft -
selected from a utHnbgr o?;niftU-
aiiti aniii-i unaMuiuu uhhhi i uuuf
ty. only their 'e.perlenco qmin4
on
local -diamonds. pennitSV-Wia11
take an dxaihiriatidn. that Tn -jyftrtU
suei-esgnmy passeu w;iii cijrrsi
it a diploma. vf this schooli'flidi
of its kind in this country. "A
and IiirkHr class. "cinsUkiiK of
- - .1. . . i. r- WAUlrrJA
"n. .. . -.v
Twbt m. n will mke m
-.1 . r- .i
" -T - 4 i4
reatloro the V. k .etjf-
u i ttn vi .-7t:ir( -i jar I'AaiiiHivxiun-
-r -- r: . -IV
! stated .imi iie v;H et)iindtt
-th'nty mer in; tcjaJo-
win De wiuctiiHK our. .iuriniiw-:
for this Jrwwwn the final toU'tf.
v
men will be more severe- Uiij? Jm'i
owing to their taking only -a- year
course than it wil) be ducing'Uie yearl
to come. when a two year's course wlH-
be necessary ; he said. ' .But all -.of-thes.e
men have had experience of a
certain 'type before entering -tblt:
school and in a way they were pre-
pared." William Hart former National
league was in charge of this years
class and William Carpenter. Inter-
national league umpire was in charge
of the class which will graduate
next year. Prof. Renshaw was placed
in charge of this branch of the Cin-
cinnati Schools and the first enroll-
ment numhered 150. They were divid-
ed Into two classes those who had
two years experience on the diamond
being placed in the. advanced class
which will he graduated this year.
Those not having two years experi
ence were placed in a class that will
two year course.
There were several . experienced-semi-nroMssional
'and-'''one . minor.
kafrlle umpire who. when thti J?chqjl
fr8t started looked; lightly upoir the
movement and refused to eufqN.
When the school Was held ami ;b-
enced Umpires w;ero allowed to at-
tend as onlookers aiul .it was not Jon?
before they all joined the-class.. -
Thomas Ilanley-. a minor league
umpire and . for years considered the
!est seiui-professional umpire in this
section was one of these doubters
Who held out. for several weeks but
shortly after joining he-acknowledged
that Umpire Hart: was teaching him-a
World of new thinjfs.
Miller IIugins. man.igcr nf t'ic
Oardin a 1
was af'tthcr who did not
SCHOOL
UMPIRES
1 '-
Cut- ot Hr.iv lit.i.i U l nn military line.'
ls this trlr ; I wtth all tt. rixliiifss oh
th" lUpH tint twn-k rtntl frent.ind a Hinart
tittle cnte. The olIar'H bueklo matfiies
tltt novelty htittona. .-mil. n j'etky little
turbn wUh.crab miplo.s In' front llplHli;-
the uiitUt 1 . . ..
look upon tin school "with much fa-
vor when it was flrL opened hut af-
ter attending to opeir sessions of th
"W'fcool he became an enthusiast. Ho
saw- how men w ere h.etiig ad .tai --d
so. "a pidfy.. that he brought up the mi1-
lect of. a. t'eireTal baseball s -hool ti
Screiat-y. Henshaw.. Aexo.nlih ;ic
WHSKins-. an - Amateur ctm be tai.h;
id.fhal ; he ran iCave five 5 cars of lus
-tifia&bhl! life by: learning the sai'K-
iibrougJily when-vouttg. Hu'girins'
lkiBW - io Prof. -Ren s;la. hr
pjj. it before thr Hoard fs
Wnca.ttan of the City of Cinciftnati
.iftHi tlie" result fhat-nexi .winter iIhti-
?lijf''be also a school for. hase:ai
1-njMtgCi'; with Miller- I: luteins a
jfjrjttcfft.pl. a nd Head Instructor.
: ..Prop Keusliaw in. spoaktn? of 'b
rimpTrefi school- and-. it' 'work durmc
!t firjt..ye.iF of. ejrflettci safd
-
1
onHjlf. Amateur' Vase fail hese-.a'n
iHe- f"'mti cr ('inrJniiati'.X'jijpJ re-r "-.Vs-
l
?artoJi... Tins latter. -mf.-taiin m
oJe-tly' orsatu'irftion 'vhoe -n
liies -are :Aj)erieacel : ancl perftf I
1 . - '
f lou -aito the i uipirep -scnHt. ...
-'rhL-reTet resulted Trotn a .int'
9f tft aimat.etir .games; piayPd oti'liwai
if&rk dntinii th. UM.V saon; ' a
nd thf difcriu t-irat utrp f
i-.-fi-.-n:. S.' K4
OTe.ru.v pBihi. ..uon ..
tf Imsebolf. teams ere reijisrered. as t
-olayimi h Hie parks durmg the sn- ;
son.- Organization It ar found had
accomplished much for the amateur o. Peterson. S10 Twenty-second Ave-
gtmie 1 ut of ratjiw a. prevehtative na- nue South. For years he had beetv
ture. We came to the cOnclWon that ( working on the theory that were the
histing results must be based on. con- Panted surface of the earth pulverized
struct ive measures and the Impires
School is only our first step in this
direction.
"The Instructors are Fmpires Wil-
liam Hart and William Carpenter and
the school course is I'M weeks of -on-night
. a . week. The instructions are
paid by the Hoard ot education and
the Creator .Cincinnati Amateur As-
sociation.' KEY FASHIONED FROM
SAKMXE CAN OPENS
COR ITS JAIL CELLS
CORPUS CHRrSTI Texas. March
A. daring delivery from the county
Jatl.. located on the fifth floor of the
courthouse was attempted Saturday.
night "by five white prisoners two of
lie number being convicts one to'
serve Seven years and the ojher five
.years.
A key was fash toned -fr'om a sardine
an. ami this with 'a home-made saw.
crved to gel-them out of flic cells
and into the corrulor where tiny fac-
d" Deputy Floiiff Mellaniy. tbe ottli
)fficer on the floor
ile held the men at bay at the point.
"oi gun until his son also a .deputy
reached Ihe floor.
CIIILO MAXCLEI) BY TKALX
HOClfDA'LR Tex.; MarcJi 0A
Mexican child about 2 years old was
run over and horribly mangled close
to. the International coal mine by. fh
International Oi-eat Northern. Stin-
'shine Special . two;'. mlloH : north ' o"
Rockdale. . -. ;
Wandering dew Would Not Be
Accepted In Any Country.
ON SEAS FOR TWO YEARS.
After Making Fortune In Brazil He
Came Here Was Swindled and Then
His Best Friend Stole His Wife Be-
- came Public Charge Was Deported
but Finally Allowed to Land.
. A grave in the .Mount Richmond cem-
. etery on Staten Island ended the wan-
'.derings of Nathan Cohen "the man
without a country." -The man whom
- it long series' of misfortunes made old
-' i before he had reached his thlrty-sev-
nfiMi - voitt jlffwl tt flmikit titffiu ("Viftti
lentil -.J Wx- vi wn v "liii.
;aften a career that contained dramatic
eleineiits recalling the tale of the Wan-
dering Jew.
Four years ago hs? came to thin coun-tryw-itli
savings of $r000 accumulateil
in linizll and put his little fortune Into
a business nt Jacksonville. Kla. After
he had been swindled out of the money
his wife elojcd with Iris best friend.
While searching for her In Haltimore
he began to act strangely and was
taken to an insane asylum there.
lla was ordered deported to Hrazil
under the ulien act. Which makes It
obligatory for the company that brings
an Immigrant here to return him to the
country from which he emigrated If he
becomes a public charge within three
years of his landing. The Lamport and
Holt liner Vnsarl took him to Rio de
Janeiro but the otllcials there refused
to permit him to land. Efforts to leave
mm in outer cu.nunes mei wxui stmt
lar failure anu lie was retuseu re-entry
t 1 .u 1 1 .1
here when the vessel returned to the
t'tiifoi 1 ?riite4
On Sea For Two Years.
Fur two yeans he roved the seas ou
tho VasarE traveljnj; :i?740 miles on
his original steeni?:e ticket which cost
him $45. It b'-gnn"to. look as If Nathan
was uesu.neo to ue one 01 me per.na-
A f - . . .. .
. . ..- ..... i.
March of lastfyear he wus lrmht bark
unco more to thi.cmmtrv:
Then the KithihLs of Pythias whom
be had Join-d "v.WIe in Jacksonville. -
anu me iiecrew uencriu' ant. uiuui
. . 1 . T T . . 1 I 1... I '
the Hecrew Sheltering and imud
gran
t Aid solely. t-.k up his cause.
. i t inriMir rim. in i ri ivw ini ii 'r tin
a t i " . i . . . - . . .. . .1
" f . V V. ::
chancellor comnftr.der of the I vtbi.tu-
in New York su.te. and former" Jud-. - ls
Leon Sanders had his case taken tuj ffebled vtrtous y. by tome Hoy Sco.it
Washington where it was represented t.A for "the rest ot the gifts some ot
that he was bom in Russia aiid should j the White 'Houwr attache! are getting
be returned there.
On a bond yf$.K funds tied' by tbeV
i i.u- i.inii t.iiofi. I... mv.i
Cohen wiwaiMwed ti land on March i f U it as oi e of the heritages left animal head has given him his io; .Ia-
20. He'tas-srht tit the exjense of Ms.lk. the AujericAni Indiana vth used t name sea horse.
beoefartors.' lit the 'omieetUMft van! ifot! the crf-tam ith preut- ' With all these varior;-; ".lrafters-
-tarium. from whkh his ImkIv was ship ;
in.nl for Uiriahin a pl bebmging to Ue
Hebrew Frue Hurlal scHt.. - !
...w .ir-i-W rt-nr ri . .. . '
a Menu mu v unc ns v. r
. . i
Genius Gives Patent to SuDersede J
A macbitie wld-lr will pulveriy.e Uw
surface of Uie earrh. lovoniijii: to tlio
fnveutor. imtkt? dry farming raster nd '
rainfall unnecessary to assort- cxl
-rops nvs given u the '2
MIU 111 U1U Wm-Ul .11111(111 VtllUi:t."II
..... .
WHO i'hiiiiiii-u sun ir .mu. i jiai '
ent rtlreiidv has been obtained.
Gulllckson an inventor says the
MImiculoll3 jouriiai lived with John
me moisture or ine nir wouiu vc moo
cient for the crops.
Mrs Ingaborg Gulllckson his moth
er retained W. E. Rowe of Crookston.
who appeared before Probate Judge
John A. Dnhl to nsk that the will be
set aside. The attorney declared that
Gulllckson was of unsound mind at the
time the will was made. The hearing
was set for April 27.
Peterson was left $5000 and the bal
ance of the estate. Including the mn
chine was left to the state.
WHY D N IS NOT SWEARING.
Man Who Put the Dash There l&
Proved to Be All Wrong.
The mnn who put the dash In d it
was wrong. A group of Harvard' stu-
dents who are studying numismatics
have discovered that the only original
d n was a Persian coin and not a cuss
word nt all.
News from Bagdad as It is reported
by the Harvard discoverers is- to the
effect that In the old days the Persians
had a complete coinage system. The
smallest coin in size and value was a
"dam;" the worthlessness of which Is
exceeded only by Mexican ami stage
money.
Under these circumstances it became
the custom for Persian sports to sn
that they didn't care a "dam" about
thjs or that to show their Utter ltul'f
ference. and from the Persian phrasi
intisf have come the American Mi- nt
so the Harvard 'men think.
- Ragtime Music Burned
ntutdreds cf sheets tf ragtime 1110' '
were burned In I ronton. (.. after Re". 1
Johii Gotv. revivalist declared It v .
bue!oli do inosVdemohalizun intluenrji- 1
oh de present 'day and a menace to th i
luolial.s ol) an lomiinmity." - j
We want you to be sure and see our
new Red Tread R. R. Tire. They will
cost ymi $6 per pair and are fully guar-
anteed. We do prompt repairing.
Phone us and we will call for your
wheel. Your business appreciated.
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J. L. MORGAN
Phone 214
A.
MANY CURIOUS GIFIS
Ku-rytliimr Frmj. Kaliiljles and lVcar-
siblcs to Costly Curios Receired
"l . at Wh'ite House.
WASHlXrtTO.4 Marsh. '20' Along
with their varioh and sundry other
rigjlts tlio great!
ierican people re-
serfe the pj-hil
ents to the AS'lii
?gte of sending pres-
e House-.
Daily these comes. to Uie President;
and . Mrs. Wilson ' gifts of: every de-
srHplion etliblds. wearables house-
( hfl(ftl ornaulhnts whrtt not. Qite re4
t it T; .i .. .. j
(cciltly thfe iVesiflcnt was. the reciplena
I .? - r . ... j
1 of a Hve Aflierjeiin eagle a crsie of
j oJnee. a: wo( den . sword.- a tmrrej
fJapplos. three tfhkes .two crater oi
gf pef ruit :two spfa piMowi. a blan.
ket. -and itnujiiFabIe.. books.
But
i ntfIv is- t
hel Presideittfal palatdl
I t
tth.u.( l4 .a Wnii nr iPrsri
or -eh adorned by the ornaieeata
- . ' . - . .7
! ' ms. WanRet and a fe
i oh r things wdr $ icketl awayln thj
.it Houes stQTeroom where they
. w:f r'-mjtt tintit the Predtjent leav.
Uii While Houie" with an "ex-- befon
t - j .
.hit - hnme. Thd oagJe.w.as sent to tin
' . j ... . .
the. waiitline
Jp-ing gftt to
tlie President I-
ai custom w-nirn na- men m u
uiHe - .lilwir'fflotial. Jf ha
been
id
nlf !riII;.M -tlinrv will lieaf otr
A (J . ljlits cLmt" xtseil to c-.J'. . t a
fi;w tifrrfng Ljt h s. cms r 1
k t.ni vvrsAl rit'Jt. .
1) iring the
inicotidien-'y of Taft e-
jn Mtstdek
M1 i"W'
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PRES DENT
RECEIVES
was. seat. Kverthific ; To hpJP him in his wo:k as n ;-se-preferred
diiria thei maid he has a pouch bene. if i h.- tt.
Jesime of Itod!
-tvelt. The last gift or
iHv cunseow nee Tcvetted b Tf w:s
- o.4I (uiris'- calf from e-Sen-!
. rtl1i' tephoason "of VIs-' j
Vho lafao gave. Taft a ibbr-
. . I
-hinTlibrIfGuA:irScy coWi
f : - - I
One of( thd most . common gUU i
cake. Cookies -layer cokes tnlt ones
with multicdlored icing old-fashioned
home-made bread. Virginia beaten
biscuits fruif .cake. angclfobd. devjls-
food. nut marble even pies have been
received. '.'..
There is little chance of them reach-
ing the President They are delivered
first to Chief Opener of Everything
Ira Smith. I.ra usjialiy is hungry as
are his assistants. Then too. it is
the duty of the attaches to protect; the
President asj far as is in their power
and thing have to be sampled to be
sure they do not contain arsenic a 1
Jean Crones'.
Did the Trcsident. eat everything
that were stmt to teh White House it
is quite probabSy-that Thomas Riley
Marshall oC Indiana .would be Presl
dent before long. . ' -
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Bit' FIILW TO JIOYE
. FROM SAX SARV
SAN SABA. Tex.. -March 20T"ie
dry goods (firm of Watson & Whit".
generally considered the lanre.d in
San Saba is jireparing to move their
business to Rockadle. Texas The
above firm opened here in the fall of
We Clean and Oil Fans
For 50c
TpC: Electric Company
"T " r i ii
J9J2 and have built-up the be-it b :sf-
ness of their kind In town. The samf
Xirm has been fn business at Rosebul
tor a number- of years and when they
opened tip in San Saba W. E. White
assumed charge. The move to Roc-
f dale is "dae- to Mr. White's health fall
ing and doctors advised a lower alti-
tude. Mr. White says that business in
San Saba has been the very best bat
thinks that his health should come
before business. J. T. Canipe head
clerk and Miss Altha Thurman mil-
liner will go with the firm.
A.TIS OFFEK EVnE'CE
COTESTIXC tDTiT IiESCLT
IX BEE COUNTY ELECTION
CORPCS CHRISTI. Tex. March n.
Anti-prohibitionists at Beeville In
the contest hearing called the county
supertntendent of jnetmctlon to proe
tlielr allegation that in the election by
which Bee County voted prohibition
six of the election judges and clerks
were school trustees and therebv dls-
aaniieu trora acting;
Antis- also offered testimony in their
contention that the election was other-
wife Illegally held. The hearing is
before Judge MuFally of Laredo who
was appointed by the Governor thf
Ji?o or the district being disquali-
"ed from acUng.
.
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. T 15 iienI?-
There is a horso that eats no oats
"ay or corn. He is stabled in the detp
waters of the Mldltdrranean anl the
Atlantic ocean and pastures in sab-
marine fields of seaweed. He wears
body armor and a tail curved Lke a
monkey's and yet he's a fi-h. H-s
t'es. the sea horse is not :a-t. .
1 nor handsome like his i -us in he
pipe fish he is a poor s -. vu. : l
. 0 lie is henpecked. Mrs. Set H.'-s
flakes him take care of tin chi-jr.
j closed except for a sntall hole in :. nt
wmett by foi ls of skin. In This ; och
tho ecus are deposed! .ni thry n -
main there tmtil thrv an lat. hed
There are about twentj species if
i . - . . . .
sea horses in the waters of the globe.
a common one being the short-snouted
variety. Around Australia is a sea
horse which . -is- decorated withmrner-'
ous spines terminated by leaf-like
appendages. These are so near the
color of the seaweeds among which
they live that they appear actually a.
part of the vegetation.
ATTEMPT TO SLAY THE
BULGARIAN PREMIER
LONDON. March 20. An unsuccess-
ful attempt was made to assassinate
Premier Radoslavoff of Bulgaria ac-
cording to a dispatch from Rome
Charcoal!
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Just received a large
quanity. Phone us your
orders.
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