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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-27

Experienced peach growers who
have +ched the disease known rs
"iittse peach fer long time agree
with the scientists that the only way
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-27
Handy Grain Bag Holder.

This can be made by the farInes
himself, and at no expense. 1t ia
nothing more than hopper. with
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-27
Grax African Geese.

Gray African geese are advancing
in popularity and are now considered
among the most profitable geese to
raise. They grow rapidly and attain a
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-27

An amusing sight IL to see a really
modest woman raise her dress too
high. by mistake. in cScss az > lauddy
street.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-27

You Will never know how many peo-
pie suffer with the earache until you
90 around with some cotton stuffed IN
one of your ears.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-27

General Kuroptakin. the Russian
commander. is a deycus member Of
Greek chp=sas.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-27

To Protect the Horse from Flies.
Horses suffer from flies during the
summer but seem to be able to rid
themselves of them to some extent
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-09-27

hooks upon which to hang the bag.
fastened 70 firm standard. This ar
rangement will enable single person
to ill the bag quickly and easily,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07
SdlmCr;cnsfinocr.

u cm'0 Orf, I. Nftober. 0uv
Sddlol 3mcicr illnQcr ocutihcr
&olliIclltc, Oc nit Dem 1ompicr
o,Sricorid) Der @roBe" bier cintrufcn
lmo iibcr Die nuf GQiS SSlono ooa
9cportotionaurtbcil gcipro6en nor.
Den III, Inllte on0eren Gcutihl6nhi.
lhen Nicrtursiiingern ais Mrmm0
otcncn Ileber nidt Ole Hciie ii6pr
Den N5can 81 mogelb foQS tic niht
iIber icbr beOcutenoe @elonittcl Der
filNcn Die beioen ieltlibcnbcn
SonollngSge6illicn Die nGdlte @So.
dc idon in ole Scinlutb obqeidobcn
mcrOcn iollet iino Der 30.iGbri0c
Nuul alnr nlS Gbemnib uno ser q.
jdbrigc Irtbur S6curig ans Qre&
Den, Sei ibrcm Gintreifen bier bot
ten lie nur %, rcip - Morf.
sic muroen prompt Der ISnqlIiii.
tlonSbeboroe iibermieien unO Scr
9luSlhIieBungsbeihluB erfolqte. -
@0ren Die Seute rinfohe 9lrbeiter
gerueien bGtte mnn lie 5mcifeno5
irci gegeben, ooh lie limo pom Der.
bulh,iBndbig ibmdhtigem a6rpcr,
bulL on idmere glrbeit niht gelu0bnt
rno in tSolae ser llnfenntniB Ser
englil6en Spro6e uni1bid, cine oc.
lbottlide Stellung ouS5uiiiaen. BIT
Dem bot nit (Siinglingen 1bnlihcn
&ulibcrS Die Ginluun0crllnQSbeb6r6e
ott troltrige Grfubrlm1cn qemudbt
Die WtiilionS. lm0 Niilf9. 8eieaihuiz
ten bcobohtcn aIcihioQ5 8oriidjt
lid niht 2eittc oui5ubuien iiir Ole
I6lper glrbcitsplGBr }u iin0en inn
iln0 Die in ,foIqc ibrcr iriibcrcn &r.
bcn0IteIllHng mo Guucrb9tb1tafcit
nit oCn &Crbdltniiicr in Die lie bier
nnthQC0rlmAen uPrprlun}t uCr0cr |
in neln ans 5c6n 6dacn IuBufricbcn
mcrOCn. Sin gldcrfncdlt oOcr eii
Sunoucrfcr lit obue aroBc .Q}iibc IN. !
ter0c6roht Der obgebronnte Sam |
luuQaQc6iiIfc iuoc6 lit icit DiclenHoh. |
rem id,on Gas Shmc3cn9fino nacr
an ocm &iIfamcrf ulf GHi@' Nslono |
,{ntcrciiirter.
Ger 0itrcibiidc Ieirouoont 0tc
rib (6icB, Ger oui Gai5' S5lono o6
aciaBt wlroc, lit nit Dem Gompicr
.Gcltic" nod Souic nb0cihobcn
mur6ClI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07
ScindDcr aus 0entihlono.

u G II y off, 9. Oft. - llntcl
oen &1liltcr Foiiu1icren oes Gam
piers oO}oItfe" non ocr ,6nnbllrQ.
9lmcrito'Sinie," meldJer gcItern mad,
elner ItiIrnlilhen 0teiie bier cintrui.
befonoen iih 9rnuo 0:reflor 2loolf
@eltpbolen aus @umburg. Yroicior
GIdnro Ytetldmonn bon Der pbIoios
pbtl6en ,Sofillt0t Der llniperiitGt (S0t
tlngen nebIt Satin Nuu Snipettor
War Silrltenbinocr lno onocre @elt
ousltellllngs . Seill6er. Inter 0cn
bcImfebrenocn glmerifoncrn marcn
er @enerolpoItmciiter ,Sobn Nano.
mofer uno lcin SoGn Ho0unn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07
CptimiltiidDe 9IeuRermngen.

Gbcf. &n8cuicur @oauce iiber SEN
&ml oe9 @ouunafanuls.
SibtiNe topoQropbiihe Grnittc.
lnlen.
Y btcuQo, I, Cfto6cr. - GbCiz
Mlgcnieur Sobu =. 8uQace non Ser
FonomotonoI Gonmiiiion, mcItler
tilrjlih bon Dem 3itbnuls 5lriid
tebrtc, bot in cincm Dor Oent .G6i
cogo FrcB-Glub" qeboltencn @ortru.
&c ilbcr ooa &onumufonol.4roieft
nn0 Ole &ororbeitcn Der omerifuni,
lhcu SnQcnIellrc hohluihtiac OIti.
tbellttnaen aemudt. Gr iaQt, eS lei
DEM bleli0cn lWGenieur @corae Gble
bon Der &unalG Gounuiiiion binneu
pier 0tonotcn Die &0iuna eine$
1hpIerigen &robleluS gellngen, mlt
meIhcnl iiob oie fronS0itihen 2Snoc-
nlelre fimf3ebn Sabre lung ueraeh,
IIh belhdftigt bGtten. 3ie bon GbIc
IN 9cgIeihng elmer gtu5obI iunaer
Shocntcn ongeiteQten topogrupbi
lhen Grnlittchmqcn bdtten 0ic Moo.
Ilhtelt crNcben, OGn Gbagres.Rincr
nod Der Eociiicfiiite ob3ulenfeu H.
ooourh Ole uerbeerCnocn SodluaIiey.
Ole iodbrcno Der Ncgen3eit in oiricn
EInpbrtt mmcr lpieber aeaeu Sne
&oroIbett onOrinacn, uni6Iolid) IN
mobcn Gle 9Ilaqrnblmg zines iol-
den 6IuBbettea rUirOe onnaberno
Sl6,O0OOOO foiten lu1hrcuo ser
9mn Der gCpionten gruBen aonoI.
IhIcllcn }lr 9Ibmebr ser Ilutben
oc2 GboWca Riuer eincn aoItenmlf-
lpdn0 BON $36.000.O00 crforbprn
luiiroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07
liiciincr Sdlminhr[

u emDort f. Gftober. 49, So
bib :. 9IfIot Don NoDti befonnte it'd
Acltern in Der GrimiuoIo6tbeituho
Oc@ 9lnnOc32eridt0 iduloig, ieinen
oneritonicbcn 9iirgeridein otf cine
lhplnocIbOite @Iciic erIonot Su ho-
ben mo luur6c IN einem fu3en
lernin @oit i'm HopmonoItroBcn.
@cfon9niB OcrlIrtbeiIt. gIiIof, Gin
Sprtcr pon @cblrt, bot grobe @p-
itoitolnterciien olf 0apti, 100 er
olIh nobnt Gr 9Ion6te. oieie ieine
Snterellcn iuiirocn ols unerifoni,
lher SiIrger beiier gei6iiBt iein;. 10
fam cr bierber uuo begub iidy une,
SortIoro, Conn 100 er iunbte, odb
cr iit einen @iirpprbrief nit 8efn
erfoltlcn fonnte. Gic bieiiae Vilns
oeSacbcinpoli5ci CrbteIt ih0eiien bon
ocnt o8eId]oitrhen" aenlttniB, unn
ais llh Nfluf Dor bier 0od)en ar.
lbldte. nod Solne 5u i1bren, uno
berelt0 oen 9ompicr beltiegen botte.
plIroc cr uerbuftct 8roBe NnItrehs
9llngcn m0rcn 0emod)t ipor0en, eine
Suapenoirlmg beS llrtbeils oeS en-.
rlcra berbci5lliiibren. ooh lieben iid,
ole perid)ieOenen geamten Der @lh.
oeS. Giitrittsonipoltlfnit ni6t bo.
roilf ein. 9Iud Grle6i0ina oietrS
,SulcS iiibrtc 0iilfs.9 .9unoes0iItriffe-
Smpolt Murr 0cnt 9lihter nod tpei.
tcrc IS Fcrlonen Dor iDeIde ltt oes
gIctbcn &crbrehenS id)uIoig DE-
maht Nuc nit 9luSnubnte bon 8
mur0cn nit itSpen0trtem lttthcil
cntIoiicn. Qicie neun, olrd)neaaus.
ldn0er, luur0cn sur Deportation Der.
urtbciIt Bon icBt on iua ptel itrct,.
ger netfubren ucroen, @ntlaihnto
init luSpenoirtcnI llrtbeiI bot oufaee
bort. 400 Nerioren boben ibre nc.
Icbuiorlg erlon2teu 9iirgeriteine
jurlld9egebcn. 81 @onjen iiho pen
Ger 9unoe0, IiitriftSonuoltfd,aft lett
Dem /. Sorlnr, Die Rerionen einne.
ldIollen, uelhe iib id)uIoia befoni,f
BADEN, 657 Dfonner bes SditpinStiS
III @ilrgcrpopieren ilberfiibtt NOR.
ocr Vi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07
SndDtc Icinr 1Srnn III Baltimore.

Suncn tier, En, I Nttobcr. -
Bon cincm ,}ugc iibcriubrcn mllrOc
Wiaiom Siibcr om Iomcritug Otor.
gen ncbcn Dem @cIciic Der oEcnnipI.
Unnia Nubn" nnbc NoDrcr2tomn
alliAcin0en. 9eioe Ncinc morcn linn
iibcriubrcn lm0 mtBtcn inn oGohm-
biu 0oipitul " mobun or Qcbrodt
murOe, omplltirt mcrOen. Giihcr lit
EN- bctonntcr Gignrrcnmahcr lmics
rcr Sto0t ln0 % Sabre alt. Gr ihicn
III lester 3cit lcbr triibicliQ 5rt ieiu
rmo mlrbc 5ltr eigenen Sibcrbcit i'm
GolntDs &rrcnolDl imtcrAebraft. Pm
0tontna 9lbCnO ie0ob ucribmon0 cr
aus 0tcicr 2Initolt un0 man lit Der
9Inliht rnB er leiuC Srml itcbtc, mel.
die iid] IN Baltimore bel @crmanotcn
oltfbiclt. Ter ltnaliifIidt M0mn be.
finoct ldb III fritiid)em 3litonOe lm0
man hat mcniG Nofinnng mlf icine
@encnnN. PIN Gonncritag gI6cnO
trdf ielnc Srmt bon Baltimore elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07
GOmmiiiar Or. Yclunlo tint iidl.

ct, &ouiS, I. Oft. - Ger ocirt-
idlc @cncrnl Gonrniiidr Or. 1bco-
DOR %cpoIo, pcIdcr 8eacn Die 3ucr.
tcnnnG oca ErciieS III Dem lou6cr
Gonteit bel Den olunpiihen Spielel
Protclt erboben mo erfl1rt botte CT
meroe Die bon ibm mtSgeiebte 5ro-
pbde niht ausIieicrn, tbeilte 0cn
Shlcosriftcrn bel Oet olpnpiifer
Splelen nit, cr 5iebe ieinen grotclt
5llrild uno lueroe Den 9rcis Dem ome.
rifoniIden 1eam iibergcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07
Seine Mcnid)cnlrbcn 9ingrn urrlOrcn.

Srinioa0, Col, I. Oft
Obi6on berid)tct mor0en it, oaB per.
idicoene tfnmilien in Der groBcn lie.
6eridmcmnlngcn INNS &eben gefom'
men iein ioaen, 10 iinO Ole goli5eibe'
omten Oof Der 2lnlift, OoB bel Der.
ielben feline DienihenIeben perloren
gegongen limo. Ger Sfoocn al Fri-
poteigentbun Oiiritc iih oui cine
W2illion Collars 6clnIicn. Ser
idluerite Sd)aoen lit al Giienbabn-
Gigentbrm III per5eldnen. UieIe Der
Yrilfen limo lmterlpol6cn ODER meg.
gel6luemmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07
2ndltllnns Ncfurnt.

9Ilbonp, &-N, ,. Oft. - @c.
ltcrn mar ser lcbtc Sog m Dem 0ic
gefnngenen, ole ibren critcn Strai.
tcrmin obbiiBen, nod Den 9eitreiiten
3uhtbGu9lcr e 9ln5uG trnqeu. Non
beute al meroen ole ieStr0iIinqe, DC.
rem @cionult3nbI III ben pier Stdats.
gefdngniiieul lih uuf 1854 be}iiiert,
nelc aICiocr unIegen, Die tic IN feiner
gScilc ais Str0ilinge tcnn5eid)nen.
Stoots @efdnQniB Slperintcnocnt
Collins bat nuh iiinfi0brigen @enii.
blngcn c9 0ltrd)5uieben OoB Oicie
9tererlng, Die ben ,3lued bat, Ole 5um
eriten Wfnle 9eltroiten bon 0en rid
idlligen Serbre6ern portbeilbQit I'll
lmteridcioen, eingeiiibrt lulr0e Die
@eIungenentradtt fiir Die 5rm eritCn
WfuIe Seitroftcn beItebt aus cinem
nuntelgrmtem 9ln3ug bon -Gbnlihem
@emebe, iuie Die jebi9e &lei0mg, ie.
ood) feblen ole Strciicn. Der Nod iii
boIb milit0rilh 5uNei6nitten nit
Stebfrogcn lnO lit Der @orihriit &c.
mdB Itets 5llqetnopit 81 trogcn. 0oS
(u6 mlroe im StaotSgei1nBniB 81
9lHburn gemebt lnb bon @eiGngniB
idneiOern nod 0'ooB gefertigt QiC
Soften betrogen So iiir oen 9(n3u0
9lilb Der iogenonnte v2fitep" lit ob
geihofft unO Den StrGflinoen uirt
audi niAt mebr oo2 Soar flr5 gcibo
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07
u 0mirul 2 hlcp un0 bic
Rrnuhl fnurr

&rpublifuuCr.
Die ibontIoie g3ciir. in mclbcr
%0uiroI ShIcn. Der Sicncr in rcr
SccibIocbt BON SontioGo, Scitcn3
ser rcpubIitnuiiheu 2l0nliuitro.ion
bcbonOclt morNcn it, bat >uic Qeitcrn
im 0cmotrotiibcn NuuptQuorticr ou~.
clnunOcr 0cieBt pur0c, Elm lueitcrel
&opitcl Qentn0cn. ltnh0em c% ser
GunlariIO lnO ocn WOriuc-Gc cbur-
germ in lSdibinQtou uicht aellmQcu
mar. 0cu ucr0iCutcn Srcnlum Scr
,llnf0biNfcit mo Nei0bcit" I'll liter
fiibrcn pllrhc CT bis III lciner Zen.
iionirlmg in ihofIcr @riic NriirGr
lcbt. 81 Dem StopCumli ocS Son
necticllt" in 0icicm Nofcu bate mou
mm ottipc lno ou6er 0icnit bciinOs
Iihe Niitglicoer Der NIurine ciu1cIo-
0en. ober Den 9I0mirob SdlcO bate
man GrfliiientIicb ilbcriebcn. Gle
ScDlcp.TIfioire ioutc al uu0 iiir ittJ
idon Elm gGpid)tiQc0 2lrQlmcnt tijr
icoen @CrrGbti0feit Iicbcn0Cu @ilrQcr
biloen Dem in @uibington bcrriher.
Ocn SnItcm cincn Stob 81 ucricBclL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07

SIluIIIItl OIllNA uNI utSNJVbt lSSN'
3lufCrcrnOte. -- gin $4,000 ucbr
2lrbciter lcbroIcbt ais porbun>
Den iino.
&upauo, I. Gttobcr. 9IUI
Grilhcu oc9 ErGiiOcntcn Gulmo
ipruh bel oemieIbcn elm Gonite Der
9lQruriersSigu Dor, nm iiber Die
ltotbmeuoigtcit. Oie ginmonoerung
nod Gltbn 5lI i6r0ern, ibre gIniidtct
oua}uiprchcn. 9ieie 9IotbmcnOia'
tcit lit III 6oI9e elmer 3rfcrernbtc,
uic Gubo lie nod ME erlebt bot eiu.
qctretCu. 9u0 GoWitc ertldrtc, Ole
,3udCrCrnotc babe Nieic3 ISabr 1928.
IA S0d, oocr tOS9, 735 Gouucn be.
troQcn, mo lmaeidhr 100000 Ionr
ncn ltdnocr nocb ullf oen 8lontugCu
lln0ccrnGtet, neil ntCbt getug 9lrbei.
ter oorbanocn icien, lm Ooa ,3udCr
robr III idneioeu. Die fonmueubc
Grnbtc mcroc uuQei0br S,OOO,OOO
Sod betraQcn unO Ou5u brouhc
mon $4,000 9lrbcitcr mchr, ais por.
bntocn 'clen. Gn biciem Sabre Im6
l66,661 9Idcr mcbr nit 3udcr be
pfIun3t norocn, ula uorigca ISobr.
Ter ErGii0ent Ucriprocb. icin 9cite5
5lr tbln, m 0ic NinmonOcruua III
f6rocrn. >Nn Scnot muroc geitcrn
Elm @cicbenhurrf pi3futrt, nonoh
S6OOOOO oll8geaCbcn meroen ioaen,
nm Ginrpon0crCr Oon europa un0
Den fonoriihen SuicIn ju import
rem. Nic Hn0ifolcn bciiirmortcll Sic
Nnport0tion Qun5cr Somilien, nm
Die @cp0IfcrunQ Gubu'a idncaer at
ncrmcbrcn. IS modt lic) audi On.
petition acacn bna Grpieft 0cltcno,
ou W}onhe aIolbCu Olrdb ole Gin
numbering luiirocu Dic S06ne her
ubGc0rilft mCr0Cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07

Gte Congregation Der gropa.
9nnoa bot 8oter I5obn .. Carroll ais
neucn 9iid)of fir ,peleno, Mont.. CT.
foren an Stelle oeS oeritorbenen
9IlAois Sobn 9. 9ronoel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07
@ia nnIcr HeaiernnaSiuitem ptiit,n

VI Nem 9orf, I. Oft. - 5ioho
Sru gflln, lueldJer i'm slilitrage Ser
anilertn non China bic eilrupiiid,et
HcgicrllngSipitcmc ciner 9riiSiiho 3it
cnterpcrfen bat, troi gcitern nit arb-
Bcm @efol9e III 9tcp- -Dorf Gin.
Gr miro I1ngcre 3eit III 9lneritu
ocrluellen mo iiir icinen gmpiana
'ino bereitS nniniienoc @orbereit,m.
gen getrofien mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07
Wic( EaaoBit.

@ollItOm, 9'..D.. /. Oft. - Il
1onj Sdroto9n Gonntn Dubeu Stilt
ne 1roBen Shoorn oil Dem @inter
oblt, NcpfeIn nnO 9irnen, qnsertd,
tet, lpelheS in Simoerten BON tShl
'ern bon Den 90lmen getiiien puthe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07

$. @. @dlfcr, beiicr befannt
llnter Dem Rnmen 6enrp ". NiIli.
ans, longc Sabre binourd geiiser
Der "Slcuoemp oi @hiiie" llno bis Dor
clncm Sabre Better uno 9ctrie6slei.
ter oea DNuqIcsne Tbcaters" IN
EittSblirg, lit III sIaegbenp i'm altcr
BON 63 Sobren nod LANCER arunf6eit
geitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07

0rdntCn QlCIcb Don Shorn o0Cr Quot
tllhncn 0orthin 5lriidipc0irt mcr0cn
fonntcn, pon punncn lie gCfnnnmcn.
lOiir0Cn cn0Ioir Shcrercicn bernie.
SEN un0 cine gauge NicnAc @Cl0 &c.
purt mcr0eI. 0o3 Nlott QiCbt Der
0cltihcn 9tcAicrlln1 Sen &utb, oub
lie in oicicm Siuuc bel ocn Ser.
Stuntcn poritallig mcrGcn mobte.
cbc 0ic QcpIontcn 9Iu9lponOcrur0a-
>Enipcttioucu in &umblrg un0 @re'
men cinQcritbtct mirocn
&opnu'S iinun5tcllc
&r0ftc cri 6 spit.
%c0otion5rotb |rpi. Or. belffcrid,
cine 9lutorit0t mti finon5miiicnidoit-
lihcm Gcbict mo Itinoigcr Stills
orbciter in ser aolonioobtheillntQ
OcS 2IuslpQrtigeu glnts, neroiieut,
Iiht in Der nWnrine. .9unOihou" ci.
ncn glrtifel iiber Die finon5ieQe Scitc
oes arieQcs, pono6 ISopon in 0ieier
Soiniid)t Itorfcr in NiitIciocnihoit gc.
3ogcn miro, olS MlBlono. &upon'9
jobrelotgen Riiihtngcn bGtten ouc
icinc iinnn6icllCn lnlb pirfblduit
lihct &rdftc nobcjll crid)0pft, nab.
reno 9f1tBlnn0 ungcit0rt on Der Son.
ioIiOirlmg ieincr 6inan3pcrbGltniIic
orbcitctc lnb cinen Qrobcn @oIoihub
ol9 &rieg0rcicrpc oniummeltc. Sic
japallilhc StootSiduIo ici icit Ocnl
Nuabrlld OCS aricQe3 INN 800 Mil.
lioncn 2)en gciticgcn.
YippC- 9ieitrrfcl0 in I'm.
gno6c.
2luQcmcin iGut e9 oui. ooB ser
,Mcid12- -2In5Cigcr" u1o Die ,9}orD.
Oclttidc 9lIlaencinc 3eihn9" nod
INNER fcincn ?fcfrolog iiir ocn nm
MoutoQ gcItorbcncn @roi Gcgentcn
GrnIt }u &ippc 9icitcriclO Dcr0fient,
liht bobcn, Ger &oiicr ididtc fcillc
Ncilci02 Tcpcidc nnO uor oltdD bel
Dem @cQrdbniiic in Ictmolo ni0t
pCrtrctCn
@ottiu ami oficner 2 Strobc
gCpriiGeIt.
Cine Stou0oloilnire crrcgt IN
aorl9ru6c NroBc2 9I>riicbcn. Gort
lullrOc 0ic uobc}u 30 Sabre olte @ot-
tin Oc5 &cht9umunltS Shlelinger
uon @ettcrcnI olti oIfcncr StroBe ge-
priiaclt. lpeil cr tic ongcblid bel ci-
ncm S61icritijnOhen nit cinem
9iclteuant crtoppt buttc.
G(nluortihoft u Der o@roiin
WtcDcr" ouf 3 Slocnburg.
@roBc Seitcrfcit crre8t cine I'M
olOcnburgiihcn &nnotogc eingclor-
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tonished than Major Kennedy when the rake shot
toward him his stake, plus siXtyfour louis lover
two hundred fifty dollars
That the beginning of the biggest winning
Monte Carlo has known. Nor have l ever seen
anything like the way that sober Brisher got bitten
with the gambling mania. He Staked and Staked and
Saked doubling his stake each time. losing hardly
all but plunging in amateurish manner that made
the old stagers that nged the tables hold their breath
well, sir Major Kennedy had be dragged away
from that roulette table little after midnight the pos
SCISSOR of thiryve thousand dollars. His eyes shone
his speech was thick like that of intoxicated man.
i can't lose he kept repeating; the thing is
dead certainty; and anyone may win if he stakes on
system Alas, how often had heard that storvl
Next morning | accompanied the Major 10 the
Casino, again at his request. He called his mas
cot, and laughngly said that he couldn't win without
| sat with him all dav literally struck dumb
with the most astonishing of luck, fortune-cal
1t what you will have ever seen. That night the
Major arose the possessor of two hundred thousand
dollars altogether His excitement was pitiable
Come and sleep with me- Montalt he said hoarselv
My valise and portmanteaux stuffed to bursting
with notes and gold | humOred him. and slept in
his room by the side of pair of loaded revolvers
Next day the Major at it again. By this time
his nOtoriety had spread the French and Italian
Rvieras, from Toulon to Spezzia, and Adventures
came throngng from all parts. AS crossed the
palm and flower gardens into the Casino be-
sieged by curious crowds-sOme of them busineSSlke
enough, however, and highly anxious stake the
same system my fortunate Major.
ION the third day Kennedy with the enormous
sum of four hundred thousand dollars. million
francs Talk about breaking the bank Time after
time the table had to be repleniShed with funds from
the great vaults yet the and impossible crouper
kept literally shoveling whole fortunes at time
ION the fourth or fifth day said: Look here Ken
needy, I'm neglecting all my work; | really can't
be with you to-day. He was 10th part from me-
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BY One Wins

| leads up to the Prince OF Monaco's 10y
palace when | met my friend Montalt.
Now. my friend has lived at Mentone for twenty
years or more having gone there for his health
where back in the SOS
Look here Montat" said him, I've just
been talking a former croupier and l made up my
mind that the minute | laid eyes upon YOU would ask
you a question
"Right-o'' answered the CHEEKY Montalt. Fire
away with your question.
Well its just this: Can you tell me what is really
the biggest winning YOU have ever known at the
tables? You know all the officials of the Casno-have
been in fact intimate terms with them for nearly
quarter of a century-and your experience of the big
gest win ought be worth listening to, reading.
why, | rather think it is" answered Montalt.
And do you think I'm likely to forget it? Now,
listen to me" and my friend sat down under palm
tree the looking the Mediterranean.
lone day an Englishman called upon at my
house in Mentone-the Villa DIES Oranges-you remem-
Der. He had letter of introduction TO me. He was
a Major Kennedy of the British army, and had just
one week to spare He his way to Bombay
TO Join his regiment and had Just missed
at Marseies for the purpose of seeing bit of the
French Riviera, particularly Nice and Monte Carlo.
"Of course | showed him around but his English
virtue was rather squeamsh about entering the Casino
Why man. | said to him. the Casino is Monte Carlo
Zone night | persuaded him to go in, however and
after that he went quite frequently and
other ceremonias in that most magnificent of palaces.
:" Look here, Kennedy | said one day, Monte
Carlo to have done we'll with fGtes and concerts
| think you ought to lose something on the tables
He wouldn't for a long time; but at last
reluctantly consented to lose five louis He staked
'en pcin and lost three louis after another the
chances, OF course, being thiry-two against him.
He turned to me half-impatiently and said Let's get
it quickly, and with that he threw his two re-
manning louis, en- tlcin on No 60 'Ren ne "a blus,'
cried the official the head of the table lie icu est f11t'
sang another crOupier The ball spun, and promptly
fell into compartment No, 20. No one was more