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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-01
A BIG WALK.
A Turkish Magician VIII Go From Gin
cinnau 10 san Francisco aud Back.
IL ----. -

a urkish Magician VIII Go From Gin
cinnati TO san Francisco aud Back.
Cincinnati Enquirer
a wonderful feat is about to be attempted
by Professor M0hammed Green, a ma
giclan, WHO is now performing in an Over
the-Rhine resort The professor Will at
tempt 10 beat the record Of Charles T.
Lummls, the we.l-known newspaper and
magazine writer who q few years ago ac-
c3mplshed the feat Of walking from Gin
c.uuaa to San Francisco. Tie professor
viii endeay0r to 20 'Lum" one better Uy
walking over three times tie distance COW
cred by LUmmls. The route chosen Will he
over the line Of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad 10 Memphis. 4g2 mites. thence to
New Orleans, 33t miles; then over the
Southern Pacluc, by the way Of Houston
and E BaS0, Tex, Tucson, ATlZ, Fort
l Dung and Los Angeles, Cal, 10 San Fran
cisco.
After brief stop at the Golden Gate he
Will again take up his weary march east
WaTl over the sandy deserts along the line
Of the Central Pac.d, Railroad to Ogden,
Utah, where lie will transfer himself to the
tracks Of the Union Pacific, over which he
will trudge on TO Cheyenne, Wyo.; thence
over the mountains and pTairies 10 Omaha.
If lives through all that ne Will then ca
for tie pass over the Chicago and North
western Railway to Chicago, just an even
800 miles
Then taking the Lake Shore road. ne Will
proceed II Toledo, Cleveland and Buffalo,
where he Will procure another pass de tie
over the Central and Boston aud along to
the Hub. He viii then return by the way
Of New York and Philadelphia and Pitts
burg 10 this city The entire distance he
intends to cover in fifty days
BE viii have a man ahead who Will ''bul'
him for magician entertainment The urO-
fess0r viii carry ninety pounds Of baggage,
which lie viii wheel on n wheel-baTr0w,
pushing it before him.
The professor is a Turk, and II he makes
this trip successfully VIII probably be alb
solved from any other further excursions to
Mecca by The Sultan on account Of having
trOdden 1900 miles Of infdel soil.
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SEA AND SHORE.
Success and Bad Luck of the
Whaleback WetmOre.
The Schooner Mabel Gray Ashore at Center
Vile and in Danger Of Destruction.
Cargo Shifted by Gale.

The whaleback steamer Charles w. Wet
more was built at West Superior Wis, at
the western end Of Lake Superior, by the
American Steel Barge Company. The YES
sci is 2G5 feet long, SO feet beam and "a feet
depth Of hold, has a registered tonnage Of
1915. and will carry 5000 tons lightweight
and, when fully loaded, draws - feet of
water. The hull is formed of steel plates
stiffened by heavy angle-iron ribs and
struts. The steamer has double bottom,
and the space thus formed is used to carry
water ballast.
The shape Of the hull above the water
line is such as to offer the least possible sur
face TO the action of the seas, which can
break over the vessel and still do no dam
age Only two structures rise above the
deck, and these offer very little surface to
the big seas which form a source Of great
danger to other classes Of vessels.
THREE COMPARTMENTS.
The steamer is divided into three compart-
ments by heavy water-tight bulkheads. The
crew have their quarters in the forward
compartment, which is reached through the
forward house, which also serves as a wheel
house In the after compartment are the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-01

Narrow Escape From "a Wolf.

Wolves have been terrorizing residents of
the Missouri bottom lands opposite Quincy,
and the farmers are out on a hunt for them.
Sheep wneTs are Offering a reward for car
casses Of wolves, as they have killed large
number of sheep. Two have already been
killed. The hunters had thrilling experi-
ence in the capture. A wolf was caught in
a trap and when found was thought to be
dead. Upon being liberated, however, the
desperate animal came to life and gave his
captor terrible fight. and had not timely
assistance arrived the hunter would have
been killed. Hearing the cry of its mate, a
second wolf came dashng through the
woods, sprang upon the hunter and seri-
riously injured him before bullet from an
other hunters Dreech-loader settled the in
furiated animal.
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DEADLY PRACTICAL JOKE.
Death OF Young Man Forced to Drink
whisky.
Pittsburg Press.

whisky.
Pittsburg Press.
Frank Keiser, a young Frenchman, has
just died al his home, 2619 Carey alley,
South Side. The attending physician at
trbutrd his death TO pneumonia, but an in
vestigatiOn made by CAPTAIN Stewart ind-
Gates that lie died from the effects Of a prac-
teal Joke. Recently Dr. Pollock was called
to attend the young man, who was in a Sc.
rous condition. The only Information the
occupants could give the physician was that
about ten days ago keiser was brought
home, much under the influence Of liquor,
and had never recovered from the effects Of
the Stree. 1t was supposed that he had
extracted q cold. He had been neglecte d
for such a long time that Dr. Pollock could
not save his life. KeiseT died without Civ
ing any coherent account Of the cause of
his illness.
The report Of the death reached the
South Side police with rumOT that there
was a mystery connected with the case.
CAPTAIN Stewart made an investigation and
the result was that Coroner Mcdowell was
notified to continue it, as tie deYelopments
warranted such action. 1t was ascertained
that some ten days ago Keiser with sew
eTal companions, went 60 a saloon on Car
son street, near South Twenty-sixth. One
Of the party called for whisky for all. but
KelSer COuntermanded the order and asked
for beer. His companions took exception
to this liberty, and held a consultation with
the view Of arranging plan to compel
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-01

1t was bright moonlight and o'clock in
the morning and one Of the toilers on a
morning newspaper was on his way home
to Brooklyn. He had to cross by ferry
which ran its boats only half hourly at that
time of night, and he was naturally anxious
to catch the boat. AS he rushed down the
bridge to the boat he suddenly perceived
that it was just starting and was about five
feet from the slip. Determined to catch il
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at all hazards, he set his teeth firmly and
running down the bridge gave tremen-
dous leap and landed beyond the chains.
amid the cheers and laughter Of the crowd.
Turning 10 ascertain the cause of their
mirth, he saw that the boat was securely
fastened in the slip, and that what he had
taken for the space between slip and boat
was only the shadow cast by the ferry
house in the bright moonlight.
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SUCCESS Rewards Merit

AS rule, and sOZODONT is no exception
There is not In The market preparation the sale
OF which has been attended with more success
Decay Of tie teeth is prevented by SOZODONT.
II imparts 10 them an ivory Wilderness. IT is A
LIQUID, not gritty OF corrosive paste or DOW
der II remedies otiensiveness of the breath
leaves an agreeable favor In the mouth, ana Is
itself fragrant Being what It is. no wonder that
S0ZOD0NF is success, aud is made the sub
iecI Of so many enoomlums.
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The Wise Mems Words.

Crime and all our evils thicken
AS The years roll" says the wise,
What is left OF right and yiilue
Guard as apples OF your eyes"
True or not the wise mems cToaking,
Good, no doubt, their asst advice
Everything OF sterling merit
We should more than ever prize.
There Is one thing pure aud honest,
Firm II stands the test Of time
SOZODONT, the peerless tooth wash I
Spread It's fame through every cline.
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PnSTPnNEMENT-

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the CruiSshank Gold Mining Company 10 hereby
postponed until Wednesday. NOvomber 4, 1891 ~
II O'Clock noon. st the ONCE OF TIE Company. Room
q, No. 2li SsnSOme street, san Franc SEQ, Cal BY
order Of the Eoard OF Directors.
ERN EST j. KOCH. Secretary.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK or THE
L Cruikshank Sold Mining Company IS hereby
postponed uutil Monday. october 5, 1891. at -
oelocS noon, at the ONCE OF tho Company, Room s,
No. 2lI ssnsome street san Francisco, Cal BY
order OF the Board OF Directors
ERNEST j. KOCH. Secretary.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-JUSTICE MIN
~ ing Company. Location OF prineiDal place OF
business San Francisco. Cal; location OF works,
Gold Hi Mining District, Storey County New
NOtce-There are delinquent upon the following.
described stock on account of assessment mo. 49l
levied on the 23d day of December 1891. the sew.
eral amounts tOppOsite the names Of the respect
I've shareholders as follows:
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POSTPONEM ENT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK nv
the CrUkshank Gold Mining Company Il h-rabv
postponed until Saturday January ,. 1892 az rs
O'Clock noon, at the Office OF the Company Room 9.
No al Sansome street. san Francisco 0al a.
order OF the Board OF Directors
ERNEST j. KOCH Seerat.ry
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-01
POSrPOMEMEMr

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the CTuikShaBk Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Friday, december 1, 1891, ~ "a
O'Clock noon, at the once OF the company. Room g.
No 21l SansOme St, san Francisco Cal BY order
OF the Board OF Directors.
lo4 I'd ERNEST j. KOCH Secretary.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

nELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - SCORPION
~ Mining Company Location OF principal place
of business, san Francisco. California; location of
works, Virginia city Storey County. Nevada.
Otice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of assessment mo. -
levied the 18TH day OF December, 1891. tue sew
eTa amounts set opposite the names of the respect
I've shareholders. as follows:
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TIE Board OF Directors made on the 7th day OF
Saly, 1891, SO many shares OF each parcel Of sucs
took as may be necessary will be sold at public
actiou at the office OF the company Room s. Eli
SSnsoms st. san Francisco, Cal, on Monday, tAs
'th day CT september, 1891, at The hour of -
o'clock n Of said day to pay said delinquent IS
aessment thereon together with costs OF aavcFtlS
Iag and expenses OF sale.
ERNEST J. KOCH. Secretary.
OEce-Room 8. all SAnsou.e st.. san Eranct,ca.
GrI
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-01
POSTPONEMENT-

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCk Ov
L the CTuiKShank Gold Mining Company ia trebv
postp9ned un I'll MONDAY, February / 1892 at
Scio DC noon at the once OF the Company Room s.
order OF the Board OF Directors.
la2 I'd ERNEST j. KOCH, Secretary
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YYf1rNouENr sA1r Nor1cE-cRuIKsnANR

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICL-CB
- Geld Mining Company. Location OF prtrciRE4
RIsSe Of business, San Francisco Cal. Location 90
Eerks, Los Burros District Monterey County, Cal
EOtiee-Ihere are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF Assessment (No. ~
levied on the It'll day OF July, 1891, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholder as follows:
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed IN the PoStOfice at San Fran
cisco on MONDAY. February l, 1892.
GG- To obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters" and give the
date of the list. If not called for within two weeks
they VIII be sent TO the Dead-letter ONCE
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And IN acCOTdance with law, and an ORDER IrOm
the Board OF Directors, made the 23d day OF De-
cember, 1891, so many shares Of each parcel OF
such stock may be necessary Will be sold at pub
lie auction at the office OF tue company, Room 3,
HayWards Building, 4l9 California street, san
Francisco, Cal, Wednesday, the 18th day OF
February, 1892 AT the hour OF l O'Clock P. N. OF
said day. TO pay said delinquent assessment there
on together with costs advertising and expenses
Of sale r +. KELLY, Secretary.
Ofice-Room 3. Hayward's Building. 4l9 CalifOr.
MIA street. san Francisco. Cal. Jag I'd
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nELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - SCORPION
II Silver Mining Company Location Of prime pal
place of business, San Francisco Cal; location
OF works Virginia City. Storey County, NeY.
NOtice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account Ot assessment tNo. 20
levied the 18th day Of December. 1891, the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spectlve shareholders as follows:
No No.
Names. Certificate Shares Amt
George b. Root, Trustee. 2349 ~ 81 90
And in accordance with law and an order fr ON
the board OF Directors ma lie on the 9th day OF
December, 1891, so many shares Of each parcel or
such STOCK may be necessary Will be sold at pub
lie auction at the SalesTOOms Of samuel p Middle
ton, y Montgomery St, san Francisco, Cal,
MONDAY, the 10Th day of February, 1892 at the
hour OF O'Clock P. or said day, to pay said de-
Hnquent assessment thereon, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
GEORGE K. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Ofice-No. 80 Pine ST., Room g, san Francisco,
Cal. Ja26 I'd
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NAAN ~ 80
Abellanar. Rafael
Abrahamson, A
Acton. Mrs
Addiks. +
Adler, Mrs
Ado pin, Harry
Ahern, Miss Mary
Anisbro, Miss Theresa
Anen, frank +
Allen, JnO w
Allen, Miss Marie g
Allen. Mrs w X
AIsdortf. Francisco
AlYes, Frank
Allemann, A
Ambros, Avis NJ
AmbTum, Frederic
Ames. { f
Ames. Fred
Anderson, A
Anderson, Mrs A ii
B4aF, Geo q
BaChus. tha5
Bainbridge, VIM
Baldwin. David
FaIlhouSe, Jos
Rlurasepr Lille
Barber. VIM
Barker, Jas
Barker. Mrs Louisa
Barker. Mrs Nesta w
GarduS, W 5
BARLOW. Mrs E
Barnard, Marie
Barnet Nat J
BaruhaIt, Geo
BarOnian, Jacob G 2
BaTtelesen, y j
Basse, f
Batcheieor, w X
Bates, A L
Baum y
Bdunan, MISS Clara
Baur. Miss Alvina
I}eall, Miss Abby
Beck, MISS Juila
BeCkar, y
Beecher' > a
Bees, froI
bebrens' Mrs La VI d
BE II, MISS Alice u uai
Be II, ) I Jr
Bel. MAJ
beltOn, W I
Bennett, > II Z
henson I b
Ber IN, anton
Der < orss' miner
BerhsIeIll' l.
Berry, W m
Bert, MISS Lena
u eltSchen, Freo
BloDy' W
Bl'ililgtoh' u "
DlIills' a
BLACK, bertna
Bldch, vi ls9 hoSa
DiachIher, Nj iua
% agrSEe' OeO II
Bla}r, Jno .
BAR Joe
BiakelY' a mos
Biakeiy' u IL
bltIch ey q 20 d
Bliss. IA l.
bum, MlchaeI
bloom ,
BLOCK W q IL
Cal Preserve Go
Campbell, } G
CampbeII' IN. " as .el d
canary VI lss = ( ne
Sdhdy AhoIs /, hIOu
1 aIcFt MI AyiAio
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03
OLD DAYS OF DUEIS
"Reminiscences Of the Code of
Honor Times
FAMOUS MEETING IN GEORGIA
she Fight 20 Death Between Two Brave
Msn-HoS Young French Soldier
Punished an Insult.

Al shis talk about dasllins is quite
s4SAa ale - shose Who lived In sAs
losA aid days whsa the gsnuias
.rtaets Mas 81 frsqsens eeeurrsnos-
Nowadays whsa I've rsslic men pass
the tie zAd shake thsir fsss ss each
stAsr. Ne Al gss vsxy Ezeh excited
sAA ROSA 81 10 tAs Telegraph Office sad
ysAns several eoiszas. In the good
IA aAys real gearkns ausls hstwssa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03

Newark Monday mornisg, according to
appointment, and since that tune has
never been seen or heard Of. Investi-
CATION develops the fact that he regis
tered At the Hotel Warden, in Newark,
upon ~ arrival there. In the after
noon Of that day w. E. Coke of Column
bus, and Hon K Clay Drinkle Of Lam
caster met and conversea with Mr..
frisssr 81 the y. and o. depot in
NewaTl<. While talking with these
gsatienen Mr.. Fritter suddenly sx-
claimed:
81 have changed my mind about TAX
ing the train for Columbus, ~ l have
never seen the old fort ~ the fair
grounds. / believe I will take street
car and 60 out there now, and take the
ns14 train to GAINESVILLE and Lancaster. |"
Nothing has since been seen Of Mr..
Fritter by his frienaA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03

sho.id take p6Ass wssA psstols sa1 ever
. hAndkssshisf Que II ths weapons
49, ~ Dc loaded ana the other an
loaded They were - % eAessa BY
lot The 2sA ssOsd W. sssA holding
the edge Of . Azndkszchiek Az the
signai tAs csPtai. p~zlsd the trigger.
wh.a il WAS tssna sAAtA AslA the an
lssasa pistol
Al eyes were now hxed upon the
calm. resslzts. fair-haired Boy. The
spectators were sen kAsns that - he
Asld his adversary In his power he
would either discharge his psssol N Tie
cir OF not shoot ~ All Bat aes -. Ne
TOOK aslibersts aim. and. placing the
nazzis Of shs pistol - near the esAsr
mans face As ne could rsAch. blew ais
brains ont Then lssaing over the pros
tsste form OF his sns@y he dipped .
handkerchief in the blood and snsared
the face vita t. Then. with sxalts-
ton. he turned 70 those in the 6eld and
sait. '-fherel dc yoa consider that l
have wivea eat the blsw received" He
Ass strobe from the ground and that
evening sent in his esignstion. shortly
afterwards he retired to . convent for
the remainder Of his life. since that in
sidsnt there has not been 90 much bully
Tag e. assiling in Any regiment Of the
Ercneh army.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03
HAS ANOTHER MYSTERY.

Csaxahas. Ohio. Has . Counter Attrse-
sfsa TO the Dsurtsvaas Case
TIE mystery Of Miss Myrtle Sturte-
vanA whose peculiar absence from her
Aems IN Columbus. Ohio, 10 exciting al
most worldwide attention. has soan-
ter attraction in that city in the sense
tionai dizappsaranes of Lincoln Frittsr.
. prsui,nsat young attorney and score
tpry Of Ne Thurman club. Fsitter aks-
aepeAred on Aara IL Tho affair Has
been kept very quiet. and was known
to noas save his immediate family and
busiaess axoelate& Fritter was con-
ueetsd wish the law Arm Of Nash b
LsntE, for whom he made frequent
business trips TO nsighboring cities.
The Sunday night before his disappear
once he tsiephened Judge Mash thai hc
had arranged 10 leave the next morn
ing for Newark and Lancaster on legal
bnaness for the arm. He went. to
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03

apporssnt men we're Of frequent occur
renee. oa>s Of dasnine pistols were
- mach . part Of the eustis Of South
srn or Western Congressman IS his
green carpet tinporssd pistols
were highly priced but Philadelphia
Gunsmish. named Dorringer. made such
good guns that his name became at
taehsd so . short pistol " his own
manufacture, designed 20 DO carried in
che sroussrs pocket for use in street
RghtS A frst-elaxs duel would new
sSsi election
The Southern States were parsicu-
s.arly the hsme OF the duellst, and leok-
sng back over the past there
- probably NO man in
the Southern States who has seen more
tragedies of this kind than r. II.
whimpee of Rome. Ga. de VAS one of
he seconds In the famous duel
between Bill Arp sad Col John
Jon which took place In Rome
Surfing ths war. Col. johnson and Mr..
Arp were fast friends. Arp was . man
u great wit and q noted fex-huntpt.
Zee He wss = poor man bat very pOea-
bar. Previous 10 the tiias when the
ausl took place he ana Col johnson
Wsss never kaswn - hsvs dispnse in
~ Wv. On The afteraeon Of - duel
Dol JsAAson and Mr.. Arp were IL the
cAsios hsuss har.
E The aksputs arose over the previous
1ssl in which Col johnson hsd AGursd
1ssoiasnsIy. either It oAlAoua % Gar.
3gsvsl,e- SuddsAJy Dol Johnsop Drew
81 pfsssls cad eaxlsd on Mr.. APP -
16As Mn u seems hat Arp d1d not
38rs 20 have . dimeulty; a lass WIS
6yia6 70 ssoid oas. Re. howsvsr.
- - pissol ind WALKED s~Ay ssro3
SsosA sssssA and started up Bridge
}ssesA Ne had probably reached 10
3ifsA avenue entrance to Levry's drxg
Hovs. when Gel Johnson opened ere
N him
When Johnson opened Ere Arp
vhsslsd and returned the Gre. they
beth advanssd upon each other then,
bring rapidly. Col. johnson fel in the
made Of Broad street. mersaiiy
wounded. having been shot twice. As
gohasoa fell Arp threw his pistol at
binL
The duel took place about o'clock
Sn the sfternesa in the fan of the year.
Col johnson wss picked up aud carried
To the Choice house, where he died
about o'clock that night. Arp was
shst in the brsas. near the right nipple
and was carried to The old Etowah
house. On the way to the hotel he re-
eeatsaiy said that he was killed.
He, however. recovered, rs, FORUM ate
9y. the ball struck a rib and glanced.
Arp afterward wen. to Arkansas. where
b. was killed by falling OF wagon
A. the time the duel took place Rome
was occupied By the Confedsrsts fsrcss
and groups OF officers congregatsd
around on ths street discussing the
nuel. all Of them sayiag: What . pity
Bach bvzvs men are Shooting ~ neh
stAsx acre. instead q shooting ~ Ysn-
hess ~ Ne frsst"
IN evsat which osexrrsa in . certain
ssssiry regiEsns about 1888 hsitsd se
pat acwu safiying and suppr>As ne
toelssts. whs wers the ehivs3fpAe gen.
Nsesa that usually praesissaA In ~
ye9asnt. ssa1eued al Marssflfes, he
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03


Papa" said the hoy. sharing his
head obviously IS be locked up from
his book, "i'm afraid never can under
stand all these words"
."rpt, tut, my boy retusned the
father laying asi&s his paper, you
mnstr't get dixcosxs&ed Once you
learn the definitions you win ha~e no
trouble at all in understanding how 10
use them. Take any werd yen wSsA"-
Fast pepa," ssSseeted the boy.
Eyes, Of cpsarse. Past naeaps rapid,
speedy. Upiersanaing that you can't
make any mistake"
"A fast hose II enc hat rxms, INIT
III
"Wen, yes, sometimes. Yoare begin
ming 10 ustaeEseaad."
But. papa, . fast man gensEally
rSdss, deemt hex"
I'm, we'll, my boy" and ths I'D gen.
ueunaa looked 1t bia over he tOps Of
- elaasps, '-yo~ss bsgi.nang 10 get
technical"
And . fsst eeaer b ono Inst won't
I'm. int aT
'Thsrs, thers; yhatM d.
'-DsA, D.pa, lwsnt - hsw-
'Aan oaA and paaE aaA dooft bother
- any moss vissn In rUsdhg eAe pa-
pr"
AID % Vie hsssn came - an saA-
C1Aeseo TstbmA
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sysssua sEtns ukzEuuunsssuH. ssf
.'fAsnkz, Mr. wAnehss~.' naw-
posed shsyuag nsa sennA - - -
ssa snok - - s~t,ss tfdEk dseS
care 10 Asas 80 pssesf to ls1sssA
As yea psass. Ar. Hsek,.ssn. sAs
replied II u fxnnEsisnc - leave job
snaaxkAsd, AaA ! vs. not sn<ss Sses
wsxA yes. bus q . naA chooses % 60
away fron = husbss sAop ha;f shaved
presume it Is bis privilege Good morn
nag. 1r. HAnkmssa- "--C Chicago TuD0HA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-03
FELL AMID THE SNOW.

Sad Yats Of . Pair sf Montana Stock
MerdsPs.
Three Msxiesps left Pueblo on April
10 for Thurlews rsacA HAss Colon.
where they were TO have gsas - work
~ herders During NE Day IL con-
msnceA - lraiu. syAptsseH 1Atura ting
their clothing. he W eAar t~rnsA
esld. turning the rs4p int spew. AID
ths usu lost - ~ FtU Of the
a,sn Ssosns - cold tAss sAsy wsrs un.
aeie 10 follow enc horses w{ph then
and were left 70 psrisA- Tie third
managed to keep pacs With the
snissls, and they led him 10 . camp
about dsySresk- TIE ssGt dAy Z
searching party found ths tive dead
bsaiss Of the nisslAa men twelve miles
frsm TAusiowe rsasA. ous Of them
was sso.t " yssss old ssA the other
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