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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-05
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hz Wiiter Goitor!
Nlio es is Nlles aug. gr fann
pun Wir aus in Der Softer uerbuns
germ ooer es tann ibm iunlht mas
pailirn, Sd tat teen Singer ulune.
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wdr f1bi9, ibn bel lebenSleoieem
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Mein ielbit.
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Ooer eiaentlib nit ueee bic
9ihdps. ionneru ue9e bic 8uiie.
g8ie oas 9etimme iS, oes is TO-.
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mir pun ibm aefale I'M uero ign iins
tperbaupt enterbe 'un Sd uero i'm
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gebt 10 lang an be Corner Salubn.
blS Der 0entel abbreht I'm 6obmut
timmt Dor een ssaa IN 8er einmal
liegt, oer 5iebt nit 10 lbnea mebr
beimmdrt8 I'M 10 Seterd.
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inlam baUtue i'm 8reiIe Der s5dmili
bel enanuer aeleiie, oe5 betBt. Die
2isbetb mar au uns aetimme I'M Eot
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geiaat, mer ruDllte bios emDl uah m
Wetter guide IN mer ieiu Damn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-05
yofatlonen IN Seras aelullnldlt.

Die Jrisco=Gbitem 2anbs Sunni.
gratipns gtiiociatipn lentt bereits
ibren Teil Der @inlpanoerung nah
9eras
8reibunoertunofanfsig Aeenten
bieier gliiociati0n ODm Often unb
Noroen baben Ipeben cine 1pur ourh
9eras beenoet unb iid nad3 ben 6Ilfs.
quellen oes StaateS &c. ertunoiat,
nm Die Iatlaben ben 6eimitdttelus
bern Der 1lteren Stanten beiier pur=
fiihren gu fDnnen.
Diele Gfioctation 1T Die mirts
lanIte, Die es eiebt; iie bat Aaenten
in ben eansen Ser. 5taaten. @ulIt
Sbr @uer @igentum. auf Dem 2anbe
Doer in Der Staot, uertaufen. piiniht
Sbr aapital iiir Sabriten uber
iraeno cine Snouitrie, id9reibt an
sc. 9. 2em0n, Gefretdr oes SIN.
miarotiUns Bureaus, Dept. q.
5risco @ebdube, ct. Souls, Wo.
9. u. 6ugbeS,
8eneralsSmmiaratiDnszNo
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-05
Jrete Reile Had ct. Nonls nnb
;uriif.H

I'm Den l8eiubern Der 8eltaus.
iteIung entgeaenSufpmmen, miro Die
Wt. SC. & &. .z8abn (9be 8atp) einen
neueu Gbnellsug smiIhen @aloe-
ftDn uno San Nntonio uno ct.
2uuis einleeen uno Die erfte 8erIon,
Die einen 9amen fiir oieien neuen
Bug einienbet, Der anaenpmmen
tperoen miro, erbdlt Elm SSrei>9idet
BON irgeno elmer Station in Teras
nod st. Souls un0 surud pdbreno
Der Gusltelluna. Die Folaenoen Be
olngungen itno su bepbahten: Der
ytame muB neu uno orieinen uno
furs uno Oerltdnolid lein. 9lue Wtits
teilun9en in Besua bierauf iiuo su
rihten an QS. s. @ruIb,
Is. 8 bDr $50. $40 8.
Dnllns 9eros.
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s9iffbrnd.
asutan BON 0euriette p. Mseerheim6.
tTDrtlebuna5

pollen mari bic 8risft aornis bsiz
Isite. er iiberbGuft. GLEN nit 8ors
,parfsn, neil iis Iitb pbns feins grIaube
NIB in feline NneeIesenbeiten mii1te.
@k antipprtete trosig. Ulit adber
gnergie tIammerie fie iieh an itben
@trobbaim, Inn 9err iibsr bos pibrise
Gef4sd gu tperben. Sc fitlen BOZ.
Norte auf beiben Seiten, Morte, bic
I'D in lire 9eraen singrubtn unb NIT
ipa1fenber 8itterteit bas Nnbenfen an
be DerfloEenen, eliidli9sfriebliden
Sobre ibrer gbe triibteu.
Gtltdm erniidtert unb enttGui6t
Aldubte jeber pl6sIid elmer iremben
perfSnIihteit f,iablitb stseniikr5us
Rsben. Seren Mnis4ten unb 9onbtungs,
motive man ipsber besreifsn nod bers
gtben fonnte.
Der 4rst rietb fir 5olleus Gez
miitbsau{tunb brineenb cine 2uftz unh
.DrtsperGnberuns on. ssn Riel au blet.
hsn mar aug petuniGren Griinben 10
tuie 10 nusgHdlofen. Muh mahte bas
trpt allen Nustreihens bdufige 3us
dammsntreffen nit Getonnten unb
attn Rameraben ben Nufentbolt bier
INNER unleibliher. Glen fmlue bas
,btr bpr, in cine 9orisabt 9erlins au
siebsH, Hnaben In peniipn 5u nebmsn
unb ouf biefe msii. ibre Ginnahmen
sa erbSben. So1en itrGubte jih boaes
gen. Sir eintn perabidiebeten Diff
aier erf9ien ibm bieie 4ri BON GeIbs
eytutrb berabtplrbigtnb. Glen sudts
osrspsifeIt bic Mhieln unb iiberlieB e
ibm enblih itlbit, ben Wobnrrt su be-
iiimmen.
gs fhien niht leint Su iein, sineu
Drt su finben. Der bilis senus fir bi.
fMmoten gelbmittel mar unb bod cir
Opmnaiinm, ipsnigiiens in erre;nbcre,
,Ndk, cufpeiIen foRnte. Gin Betonn.
Ter Bot ibnen enbn1 Elm 2anbbGus4er
to btr NGbs Don 5elmitabt gu stnen
I1&trlt6 biiiiseu prsis an. Dfti
fonnte NIT bem Rab bic S1uIe il
l3sImhab. befu9en. Das 2tben foIt
fsbr Mllis fein. Dor alien aber tpartI
HE tn Der bortisen Gegenb p0lis unbe
ionut. Ninnonh tpiirbe noh ibnen fra
gen. iiG Inn fis tiimmern.
4oIsn unb GLEN reiiten bin, nm bu!
6ang au bsffben.
Glen faste iein Mort, als fie burd
bie nieh,ise 1biir trot. 6olIsn mabt
ben 2opf btussn, um niht on3uitoben
Rlsiae Dierediss 3immsr NIT s.i4mud
Iofem, buntgsbIiimten 9opeten. Mui
ban Gentern bic ausiidt iiber I9parae
ebtR umeeoderie JsIber. Qluf ber
4dsrf4oIIen pidtsn bunsriss &rdber
ncb Riibtnreften. Die @esenb flad
iuie Gin Seller.
.8ar uufer 2eben gut senue.1 fast
GLEN bitter. Gie untsroriidie miibIdn
bic aufEeieenben SbrGntn, penn #
bas fdit 6rmlihe, fleine 6aus NIT b..
DilIa in Der DiiittrnbrotolIse perslif
Otto tpirb am @nrttn Sreube bd
5sa.1 meints pollen. Gr betrantet
hds Gtud Nderlonb mt! snterefs. g
umspsrdbsu, gu bepflanseu ipiirbs ihr
isIhE 2erstreunna sdbdfFen R6rb.rIi&
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-05
ydaIiae gouriiteu sdllatmaaell

na6 @alifornien, ebenio noa ct.
Souls oia 3eras & Becific 8ohn
obne @ehlel. Sbreibt an irQeno
einen 9idet Ieenten rpegen oieIes
neuen Dienftes ooer an 6. IS. gurs
ner, 8enerals Baiiagiersaeent Dali
las, Gerns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-05

saT gBeeen nleorlaetS Staten sur
MISUNDERSTANDING nod ct. 9ouis oia
9eraa & Bacific 8abu befrnat irs
geno eiuen 9ifet aaente.. uoer
idreibt an g. 3. 9urner, @enes
rals Saifaaier'aaent. 9allas. 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-05

Die erite preuBilfe itaatlibe
8abnraobabu stpiihen Shleuiingen
uno Slmenau iit uunmebr erDfnet
tporoen. Sic befdbrt Die berrlid3fte
@egenoen bes Ibiirineer Matoes in
elmer 6Dbe BON TAG Metern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-05
Tiir SelDobner

Der Walariaz@egenbeu iinb 9utPs
pillen unumqdnetin notbpenbts, beun
biefslben balten boa GAIiem in eeb0ris
gem 3uitanbe unp Tiub
ein a6lduIes 5eilmittd
fir aopfidmtr3en, llnpsroauIi4tsit,
WlaIdria. trdge 2eber. 9artIeibiefeit
unb ,alis btliolen 2eiben.
TUFTS Leber pILLEN,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

1he weekly issue Of the 'FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitiveiy the largest circulation
Of all German papers published
In the State of Texas.
1T has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course manly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two havenng men and our
very active local agents are con-
tinuousB adding new subs
scribers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State Of
Texas, where it is the object to.
reach the German reading po-
pulatlon
Die @iener Brelle perleiht eins
belIig ihrer ueberseueuna Iusorud,
oaB Die &eiie 6es oeutihen Gtaotss
Iefretdr8 bes Snnern. @rafen D. 8Ds
iaoomsfbsWebner. spelder nadb Der
Oiterreibilhen 0auptitabt aefabren
iit. ben baloieen NbibluB oes oeutl1s
Diterrei1iiben 6anbelspertrages bers
heifiibren niro. Nub iunit piro Die
Wiiiion oes 8rafen fir pplittib be-
oeutiam ertldrt.
= @ie aus Wiinhen telegrapEiIb
getneloet miro. bat Der bageriihe
| sfinan5miniiter, Dr. 6. Jreiberr
b. &ieoel, nuumebr oo1 leinen Nbs
| ihieo aenummen. Seine Ntntsmii=
oiateit ift niht neueren Datums.
/ Da ibm bel ben geleblihen WtaBs
regeln que 0ebuug Der sSinansnot
niBt INNER Die aeuiiuihte unters
ftiibung in ben &ammern su Teif
uurce. bat er pieOerbplt Die Nblibt
tuno9eaeben, gu oeniiiionieren. Gber
bisber mar bic &rilis INNER iiber=
brIdt tp0r0en.
gs in mebr Ratarrb in oieIer 8eaeno BEG eon=
nes, ais bon allen anoeren Srantbeiten snlammen,
un0 biz III ben leben Sabren gait er als unbeilbar
8iele Sabre lang ertldrten Soforen ibn fir cine To-
fale 6rantbet uno iGrieben totale 6eilmittel Dor,
url0 oa e i'm nit dr3tli9er 8ebanolun9 bet6upio
ni4t turirten ertldrteu He ibn fiir unbeilbar Die
Bijieniaaft bat bepieleu, 0aB Rotarrb cine @onIti
tutonstrantbeit il uno oeBbalb tonfiutionele 9e=
hanolung erJoroert. 0all's Ratarrh
&ur fGbriairt BON 5. 5. @heuep &GO.,
Soleoo, Ohio, it Die einSige cunftutOnele Rur I'M
Wtartte. Sic miro innerli1 in Solen oSer G5abeI
bon 10 SropTen bls Su einem Sbeel6Ifel uol oenom=
men. Sic lpirt oirett auf oos 9lut unc Die Idlei-
miee Oberfldhe oes Sgfems Sic bietrn eiihuu=
bert 8Olars r jeoen Sal, BEN lie ,u furersn ner
ieblt, 2aBt Gu6 @irculare uno 3euenFe fommen
Ioreifert:
G.J. @.bsnep & @c., Solsoo, cbio
es- 8ertauft BON alien gpotbetern, pTeis u
Gents Die fslni&e. V
Oaa's Ssainiliems 4; iIieu fino Die beftu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-05

ySr. Snrb9's CONDITION
y omSer" mG6t Sieb trGftig unO
lett. 25e ano 50c bas Yafet, iEraat
Ggeren S1dnoler Safir..
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Thneu eniimner gum 8rDotlDner
9imalli, Ip oas @ir eigentliGh. trDh=
benz, oaB Wir i'm &reile Der syantilie
mern, e 8iBle tpeiter beruo meg eez
tueie ieIa.
Da bot Wfei Sduieaeriohn ins
lam - lei Seam is 8bil - gelaat:
p6piht See es eelele, Rapa
rBaS?" iras Sb.
.sSeu. meae Die 9ldgaps. &c es
nit orDBarti9?"
sos Did bod nit aualadle. Sc
is ia IlIes 6nmbug. 9sriigel frieae
Iie boh."
$50 @Or, iaat Der ghil. SIN
@egeteil.
SD tonn oDh gar nit beereife",
Tag SD, SD tann CO tuerflid nit
begreife. mie Dn NIT 0ene Einlpattis
liere fannit.
,,l1n ih tam es nit be9reife, laet
Der Hbil. SD fann es perflid nit
perItebn, mie DIV nit Die gnnere
Iimpattifiere fannif.
Bei Der 8eit, -lller hamtpe smifde
oorh iuttner ems getrunfe - hamme
Wir uuier. Stilmrne iebr beoeutenb
erbobe aebatt III hamwe Qetriihe tUie
Die SDdeeier. 10 oaB Die 2eit uff Der
StrnE ltebn geb(imme iein.
SD c @eiinbel" Ias Jb,
rSo eBanoe" idlreit Wtai 5hmie'
aeriobn inslatp.
,gUuarbs I'M sseislina ieiu lie" .
9rel Sd.
r@hafstDpp un oumme 9erl isin
Sc, ihreit Der Bbil.
,.0niimwileiit -
Barbare -
Deioe -"
,.Stlape -
,.ariminells -
Shufie -
Sag hes nod empl.
,.9es, So Iaa es nod esnOl. .
,,Sags bios nod een3iges Wal.
$50. ith tu nit Del Bittin9. .
,.Du w'tlft es nit nod enlol
iaee2"
$50, rod lang nit for Dib!''
,,Nit?"
$50, Oh oieb!"
,.Heuer ;lleino.
,,Nener ,neino puurielf.
sd Ddr Did, r,oGh enol neoer
meino sc Saae.
Eeuer ulinb.
,,Heuermeino pourieli. oes settelt
es, nit Dir mill Sh mir tlebr se tun
bawme, iinuerbaupt, DID Tenn Sb
icbun lang I'M Der &nDoelIepp bot es
aan geIagt-oes is alIo Der Sanf-
Tidali eeb llns mod Gems - pfui
Deibel- SD tat Wsib fbdule. Brplit!
trint beartp I'M - iitpmerbaupt, Sn
brau9 Did nit un pun Wiir aus
tannft Du in Die 66n raus pun bier
aebu. NIT 10 2eit min ssd MIR Be tun
bamme. lin nit bieie WDrte ben
SD Mid@ ftDls erun,oebrebt I'm bin
erouS.
Nn Der nerte sd bin SD eneiee=
aanQe I'm ben Wir Gems 5or 8erubi-
gung geptue loiie. Damn bab SD 8
nerSdblt - arao lpie es par = IN Tie
bamue Wir Gae &ebt ae9emme I'm
SD bab bann nod Siuno aspr0ert
un Damn ben SD 9eia9t: SD mDQt
NOR. er tdt iebt erei timnte, Sh
tuol(t's ibm ihun tueiie."
Da ben S6 eenobtiBt, oaB er, Der
Bbil, an ber annere Cd pun Der Bar
itebt TN Sd ben ihn iage geb6rt:
r@aun er iebt erei fintme tat. oa
tats nnaliid aewme - 10 @e-
,neinbeit.
| (Der Blab is an eeue Corner un
bot stuee Nusaang, Wiiter @oiter J
SD ben Die 9isbeth, tuie Sh beim-
| getitnfne bin, bireftli beinaeibidt.
Sic tut tner leio. ammer als Wann
pun &ardtter ben SD nit aunerlbi
dfte fDnne.
Sbne oe8 0dnlli9e niiniheno
Wtit Rigaros
0Durs
Sohn Riti d $50.
SD inDht bios miiie, Wi1ter Got
ter. ob er eigenttib Die gihdps ooei
Die Guiie eemeent got? Sb ben biz
Gnnere BUN oene, mD er gemeeat bot
aemeent. 3. 8. $50.
2dter. Wser bamme nieoer uffae
mabt. Wer banme l1ns bel erel
Webeliupp eetroffe. Ammer OBJ el
bic Gene ober Die Nnnere eemeen
bot. rpeeB SD INNER nod nit. Sd
ln0ht tuiile. Db er ,peeB. men ssd ee
meent aebatt ben. s. SC. @So.
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- Sb0ls Saloon bietet einen
angenehnPr NuFenthotts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
Is y S. E. X / S E r


he kicked YOU out. the window open:
He tried to get loose but | give him yank or two
that made him set down and keep still Then Juliet
commenced to CRY. OF course | couldn't stand that:
SO let go OF him and SAYS.
Its all right, dear little girl Don't you WORRY.
As long YOU have near. you can bet yourself
and give big odds that you'll have a look in at the
finish
Then told her the whole story about him stealth
the fiddle and runnIn away from all and MARVIN
the girl; him settin there with his mouth open and
never sayIn a word After gettin through. | says.
Now Wen 60 home, and II show you how l
found it out
81 expected he'd Try to away, and | wouldn't
OF cared much If he had, because it would of been
easy way get him of of our hands; but he didn't
" Instead of goin straight home, l took them
around by the Waterbury's and when l got there I
called Tomlinson ont.
90 Here says l. l want you tell Mrs Thurlow
where YOU seen this man before, and what he done
when you knew him IN Cincinnati
He looked at Lord Flossie for a minute and then
turned pale a ghost
What's the matter says l. Don't be afraid to
speak right up.
II made a mistake he says. He amt the person
| thought he was
/ can't bear to talk about it any more. and if
YOU hc2~ OF anybody that hire good shavfer
| know OF one who's lookin' for a Job But it only
proves what we always said. II God had never made
woman there woudut be any fools in the world 80
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A Guaranteed Success

REEN away any place this summer. Bighopes:" /
l. asked Just To make talk
Nope he replied shaking his head mournfully.
You see my patent Lfe-bet Tor washerwomen's
babies didn't successful. commercially.
Fact Is I've had TO grind most OF EN- up and sell
EN- for breaktast-food to get anything at all to eat
myself
Too bad " I said automatically. I've sympathized
with so many of his failures,
But that's the field which to clear an easy for
tune l don't mean the health food-thats worked
went on. dogmatIcally Get up something every
child must have and there you are wintering the
Nile springing the Riviera. summerng in Switzer
land and falling anywhere except into debt"
Yes | believe that's 50, | agreed.
a. You bet it is" he on beginning glow.
4 man won't go without his cigars and beer get
anything for himself, and a woman won't deny herself
candy and saltwater get anything but clothes for
herself; but you put on the market something their
children need and especially If all the rest OF the kids
are getting It. they'll buy it no matter what they
have to do without do it.
4 tell you parental love and pride
commercial asset Is way above par, not 10
mention mar and the wretch actually chuckled
at his atrocitv.
And I've got it now, too" he
went on, the hood-gates wide open.
Its called Bighope's Automatic Kid
Restrainer, and Just soon | can
get enough of EN- manufactured you'll
- ~ be an envious witness OF yours truly buying
~ up the Standard Oil before breakfast, chas-
~ ing J. PIerpOnt INTO obSCurlty before lunch
IN con. and knocking the Rothschds
s. N the head socially before dinner. It's not
sssA only the greatest thing out for the kids
themselves. but the saving of and
EAt tear it accomplshes mothers and nurses
n q. .: ::=.: =. ;: :: ). r.. ::
P@fn greatest"
Z r. You mustn't say a word yet" he
Who's little Contrvance TO tasten on enid.
OBJ" You can strap it the back like
l,napsack and with it once on, the kid
can't so much as wiggle a finger toe without
its screaming shrilly: Stop! Don't! Stop this
Instant and keeping it up till he does stop.
oh its 4 winner, my boy.!"
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ha1k-.--. -.at lettin' me know. I'm not
one .5 -. people that lets their heads
Gel --.-.. -r hy good fortune ii never be too
hirh FL. my old friends because they haven't
90 -.a -.--- that make them my equal
-.- -..- he was touched by the kind way
spoke. .- -ut nv hand on his shoulder lookin
hin To- .-- as man man. after a bit he saws
..--- r.-. Il nv business. and a. long YOU
and -r r have i all fixed up between YOU. spose
s.-- ---. any dltfereT. e anyway. but that chap
an -. -.-. lord than you ne
-...-. --.--v near calm him down for speakn
al -e Is though n the same class.
bur --. Tire Use let-ir' pride stand IN the way
when .. have a chance 10 md things II might
come f. handy 10 know; One Of my strong points
hs- NAUTICAL when Il comes 10 DRAWN people
eur . -- him 10 tell ne al he knew, and II
"-.. -a-e ! laid eyes on that boy. says he.
Il ---ss me that Ia saw him somewhere before.
bur .a----t -hnk where il was After awhile Il
coz. "a. al ~ a sudden You know | worked IN
Cine. F.. before come here. and i was there that
the thing happened. He calm himself
Lore --stel then. and married rlch girl that was
q friend .5 the people l worked for. 4 week or -
are re5dIn' -hev found out that he WASH [ even
ar E-- -t--an and that hed been II iail somewhere
down -- Ne--uckv for stealth fiddle. The girl
father - t-F him through a window the second
--.. they found II out and they paid him good
l r-. arorlisln' he d never come back 70 bother
-.--oon Iuliet told me 10 bring out the
H.-E .. -a take her and Lord Flossie up 10 the
-..---.- Club and l couldn't help feelin' sorry
..- .-- .e was gettin' IN the ronneau with her.
r .. So. innocent and harmless | almost hated
-. the bump that comm % HIM, but
even Is had OF been different between me and
rho --le adv would OF had duty TO perform
a-s .e.er called TO me yet without lndln ne
-.-
. -.. spin through the park before startln' out
--a and Tuliet was 50 glad / would OF made
last lost his Job as postmaster cheer up
2. H.r
She said when a boy pony turned
- -l.- ahead Of US be careful NOT % run over
Remember that he nav have = mother ana
...f almost rather be Inundated by hatln you
-.au Tor q few seconds right where people could
-har cripple him for life
The boy turned down a side-path little after
-r- So We didn't have bump him over and Jullet
we might as well 60 70 the club, only she
h.--F something thriin' would happen, because 1t
red q shame 20 have such munllcent day 60 DE
..--- an af,4-t,.-. q some kind 70 make yCI
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Inh happy thoughts about It long long afterwards
told her had feelin' that it would be thrillil
enough all right. and | give Fourtush look that
would oi made him climb and run for the nearest
woods Il he'd had my brains: but he only stared
IKE Jersey COW when She thinks poetic thoughts
about her last years calf
Don he afraid 10 into things because they
might he expensive. the dear little woman saws to
ne That was one trouble with Alfred He was
always ta2lln Of e"ses and couldn't half enjoy
srllash-up unless he thought IT would be cheap
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M .s s s5:.' n: r s' @s.
fs-- was. Don I think because the humble
Ice has Y back that he's . soft thing Which
,,-Iy o.. row that although most things in life
-a dir .-=re's good deal ABOUT them that =
.5e same all The other day when Tonlinso-l
oba is ny for old man Waterbury, dropped in
- see gre says
..Wh. nat out ridin' with you and the -risz,Is
vtste-5.- IN
.-Tr.- Lord Fourhush SAYS l
els -. one the papers says II rrIrnored Mrs
7t.-l-.. Is --lEed TO; he asked.
'..Ye5- -ays. but there's nothr IN IT. II the
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can't so much as Wlgge hngcr or doe WITHOUT
its screaming shrily: Stop Don't! Stop this
Instant and keeping it up till he does stop
Oh. its 4 winner, my boy.!'
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did YOU land on. anyway. I asked when YOU
out the second-story window,
Charles Juliet says bushin' beautiful
see.nin 70 be q good deal upset. what IN the W
do vos mean:
Don't be scared says. slovin' down so yvou
have to watch in front while was talkin' | wou
care 10 detect for Twin. because detectives ha
ever have much of a StandIn IN society. but c
q been one of the greatest IL the business Id va
10. Just ask the gent how much they paid hin
prornisIn' never TO g back
80 Bless my soul says Lord Flossle. The
ture seems 10 be mad
go Not bit says l. the girl was no relation OF m
Juliet looked suspicious, and asked him
girl il was we were talkin about
I'm blessed if l know says he, and | must
he done the innocent-lamb trick beautiful.
Il 's'rose YOU don't know ANYTHING about
fiddle either. says /
Juliet ordered me 10 stop the auto Nl
then so she could smell my breath
We'd got pretty well out IN the coun- IS
Try where there wasn't much goin on Al -
and | run up to the side OF (A
the road Then. takIn of ~
nv goggles and gloves, | says.
Come old man, YOU may MI n
as well own up. | know all rs
about II. l don't blame you Ne
much for takin' the fiddle, for
rnebbv YOU was too hungry 10 SIN
work but YOU hadn't any right HhA
10 make that sweet trustln girl iHE.@
think she was goin' 10 get title w. =.
when she didn't have any more ]
!. !. !. !. n. /. !. ]. !. {. !:
chance for II than the Prohlbi- rig
ton candidate has to get elected { ~ =
President. That was cruel No EI~N
body with heart as big as a :! M
vest button would OF done it = Va
stop" SAYS Juliet, gettin ! Sa.S
excited This IS outrage. w
Take rs home Immediately. l -
will not hear another word from
you -. g.
Known that the worse she Loohi" 10
treated me the sorrier she'd be
when she found out how noble had came 10
rescue in her hour Of need. dldn pay any after
to her. but reachin' over and takln fouTiluSI
the shnu,ler | says.
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| had came TO the
I pay any atten ION
takin Fourtiush by
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49, When l get through with you you'll
think what that Cincinnati man done 90 YOU
was amusin. Did YOU break ANYTHING when
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'W singular, says Lord
le, comm out of his
trance / have always
been led to suppose that
the more an American
gentleman had to pay
for his fun the better
he liked II.
That give me a
chance. and l opened
ON him.
| wonder. | SAYS.
II that Cincinnati man
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noolmaster, Albert Springer.
E.. have q motto that never
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