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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-04

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f1ngnis berurtbeilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-04
Sssts hoffnuno peridwunOen.

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8Drbeuaunpsmittel seeeng neumpnia.
@arantirte Gtniden su so Gents unb
$1.00 In @atier Brpa. Gputhefe
Rrnbe Slaihe fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-04

Sdredlide Sdmersen selinbsft.
9urG i6redli@e Sdmersen &c.
peiniet infclee Der @efte uNperbou.
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gen tuerben eebDben burH tbrena lin.
bernoen Siublsona beiDnbere Gioeu.
id,nften. 25 Gents In s8alter 8rps.
GpDthefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-04

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Hlaek. psauEht Dish.nnb SsHaetf.ufsbis
Ito BET mtinem Htshhnnb. So eIe
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-04
ROBERT WALKER.
Rtdtsanwalt 4. SfF'stlifrsr aoial,
psraana. Ues.

sv,spot HtNtntl, NShroit.. sttu,ittsn Ia
i<iktn NIB 1srlAuit snb irtiat e@vtthhds y
tiaies Rnb,u SaritD,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

w. II. safes,
Room 617, N. Y. LAfe Bldg. Phone D-lS4.
5 &0-Small cottage on south front lot on
paved street and car line, barn; bar
gain.
81, 9O0-Doublo frame. 5 rooms each. water
and sewer. each side rents at $l2;
good income property.
$2,200-6-room story and half house, mod
ern except furnace. on 18th. near
Maple.
81, 6OO-6-room new modern house on Maple,
near oath.
s., 35O-7-room now house, 24x34, has 5
rooms, with complete bath on first
floor and two bedrooms upstairs,
cellar under whole house cemented.
front and back porch, cement walks,
lot 50X12S. at 900 Henderson. Key
next door east. Go out and see 1t.
S,500-7-room modern house on Boulevard.
near Maple, oak finish on first floor.
S,6O0-1-room new modern house in
Kountze Place, oak finish on first
floor, occupied and built by owner
for a home: YOU cannot build and
duplicate the property for the money
full lot and paving paid in full.
A,20-7-room modern house, new, hot water
heat, barn. corner lot, shade trees
and paved street.
$5,000-10-room modern house in oun
Place, on paved street, near boule-
ward.
CHEAP LOTS.
6OX1H-On Blonde, near 18th, for $3.50.
6~0x127-South front on Franklin, $3.50.
40x127-On Pratt, near 18th, $500.
50x124-On Ptnkney, near boulevard, $3.50.
S4Xl24-Spencer, near 18th, $3.50.
~4OXl24-Corner Spencer and 18th, $1,000.
O9)-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
2O-ACRE BARGAIN

On main road, Benson to Ralston, new
9 room house, cost 81, 700. to build, hard
wood throughout. Telephone connection.
Large barn with stone foundation, chicken
and out-houses. Tubular we'll with steel
frame windmill, 4 acres alfalfa. 8 acres
fruit, LOCO grape vines all bearing, one
tacre Strawberries, lots of flowers and
everything arrange for city comfort with
suburban life. Price $4,000, terms.
BEMIS,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Peters Trust Co.

| Sc, OO0-This is a fine home one and one-half
blocks north of Farnam st. Good
elevation, nice lot. on paved street.
Well built stable. The house Is en-
tlrely modern and will bear inspec-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
Payne, BoStwick & Co

HOUSES.
2217 No. 18th boulevard. brand new 6 rooms,
modern, oak finish, hot water heat, $50.
2I01 Davenport, 10 rooms, modern, S35.
lI02 So. 18th, s rooms, modern, Will repair,
one block from Hanscom Park car line,
$25.
1912 No. oath, s rooms. papered and repaired.
on car line. so.
1857 Charles, 8 rooms, modern, excellent re-
pair, barn, $50.
sos So. 34th, good 5-room cottage, SIS.
AIS Nicholas, Z rooms. good repair, SIC.
300 So. 18th, 8 rooms, second floor, SO.
90s No. 18th, Z rooms, porcelain bath, excel
lent repair, S22.
1913 No. nth, good s-room house, on car line,
S25.
1906 So. 25th Ave, s rooms, main floor, SIS.
1903 Lake, s rooms. bath, upper floor, $12.
2204 No. 9th, 4 rooms, second floor, 50.
1911 Dewey Ave, 5-room cottage, SIS.
$40 No. 23d, 4-room cottage, $40.
FLATS.
l4 So. Gath, broom apartment, heat fur
n1shed, vacant January 8, $50.
&6l Pacific, good s-r., modern brick, S5.
57 So. 9th, 5 rooms, modern apartment, $50.
23l9 So. 10th, 6 rooms, $l2.50
1892 So. 18th, 3 rooms, Sc.
GARVIN BROS, 1904 FARNAM.
Ask for rental department.
Q5)-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

FURNISHED room in all modern house
strictly private family; breakfast given
n desired. tA N. 18th Ave. QS)-266 ak
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

FOR RENT-Two good office rooms on
I'd floor. 1917 Farnam.
One five-room flat, I'd floor. 2310 Cunning.
Two storerooms %(60x22ft. each). 987 and
500 N. 24th.
Apply to o. C. REDICK,
1917 Farnam. Phone Doug, 1872.
Q5)-M431 %
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
II
c. M. Rylander
N
832 N. Y. Life.

We want an offer on a piece
of ground 80 feet front on Elm
street by 116 feet deep, located
about 100 feet east of Goth st.
This is just right for grade and
suitable for a triple flat or a
couple of good dwellings. Sewer
and water connections. Owner
wants $1,700, but, being anxious
to sell, less might buy the prop
erty. Even at $1,700 it is the
best piece of ground for the
money in the south part of town.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
OFFERED FOR RENT
Boarding aAd RoO~s.

FURNISHED room and board; everything
new a strictly modeln; first-class
n~eighborhood. at a reasonable price. ls2s
Writ 81. db)-H6
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

$3.50 per month, good house with barn on
West Dodge St., only two blocks from car
line.
s14.OO per month, 1910 Pierce street, 7 rooms,
barn, nearly new.
1890 per month, 2015 North Gath St.. s
rooms, city water. large yard.
$500 per month, 221 Bristol St., z rooms,
partly modern.
$2i.5 per month. 1929 Georgia Ave-, s rooms,
modern, owner pays water rent.
$500 per month, 202 North 9th Ave. q
rooms, modern except furnace, shades,
linoleum. carpets upstairs. new house,
very desirable. -
5000 per month, 1892 Templeton St, s
room modern cottage, hot water heat
house new and decorated throughout.
5000 per month, second floor, 2129 Farnam
St, 6 rooms, modern except furnace.
$500 per month, 1912 Spruce ST., Z rooms
nicely decorated, gas range.
5000 per month, 1928 South oath St., 9
rooms, modern, hot water heat, 3 lots,
barn and carriage room.
$3.50 per month, 2961 Farnam ST.. 8 rooms
GEORGE 6 CO.. 1901 FARNAM STREET.
Dec. 20, 1908. uo)-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

MONEY loaned salaried people and others
without security; easy payments. offices
in Is principal cities TolInan. Room 6i3
New York Life BID oO-n
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20
WRECKING
PATENTS

d. o. BARNELL. Paxton Block. Tel. RED
I'LL. 0D-S0S
PATENTS THAT ,PRoTBCT-Three books
for investors mailed on receipt of &c post
age. r. 8. and A. B. Lacey, rooms 29S1
Pacific Bldg. Washington. d. c. Estab-
lished 1869 QO-SN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
IS ROBBED OF $4,000

SAN FRANCISCO. April a.
Frank kubik. contractor 81 Port
land. Ore. reported to the police
last night that he had been held up
aud robbed Of S. 500 AZ the corner
Of Fremont aud Howard stx Ills
story. which IL doubted BY The po-
lice. IL that be drew the money out
Of the safety deposit vaults Of the
Western National bank. intending
% leave for TIE east today. and
relied Il In a small package. which
he placed in hts coat pocket He
showed no marks OF violence. ex.
oept a bleeding nose aud torn col
la. and the police have discovered
from newspaper clppings that he
recently was divorced and that his
former wife has been trying 20 OBJ
tain s. coo claimed BY her through
the verdict OF the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
BODY FOUND FLOATING

BTLlINGHAM. April i4-Mys
terry surrounds the finding In the
bay Of a corpse. 70 one lea Of which
VAS attached large iron ball
The body was floating in an upright
position and only the top Of the
skull was visible above the surface
Of the water
Aftcr viewing the remains the
county official decided Il had been
in the water some months. ~ the
flesh OF tho face WAS gone, making
Identification impossible
Nothing was found In the pockets
except a few matches and a small
piece Of rope Of the same kind as
that used 10 attach the ball 10 the
leg. This fact Is taken by the cor
oner 60 indicate that the man com.
mitted suicide. There are no marks
Of violence on the body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
CANDLES AWAY A
SMALL FORTUNE

RHYoiITE. NeY April ~ John
CITY IL today mourning the loss Of
$50 900 shares of stock IN the Big
Belle miue. the control OF which
was taken hway from him a. the
roulette wheel After Sc had lost
the money he carried with him.
CITY started ia TO get even vith
the bank by putting up the min
lnE shares He bet heavily and
nearly every time Loot several 81
them. When he decided 10 Quit he
oNed G T. Jones. proprietor OF the
Stock Exchange gambling rooms
zsA. 000 shares. which meant that
control OF the mine had been taken
awaY from him. The property Is 10.
Gated Just across the California line.
and not long aEo CITY xaH offered
30 cents Tor every share be pos
seNxed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
OFFICERS SUICIDE

thought that u Sss case Of muir
der and Suicide. but that each man
killed himself. The bodies were ~
a half sitting position before a
mirror
Tho brothers were officers iu
the army. and members ~ one ~
the most hfiaioefatic of Hungarian
families Hnt they were hopeless.
IS Ia debt aud loved the same
woman They dlned bst nlKht ia a
faHhlonnbls restaurant where u 10
supposed they planned 20 commit
suicide upon their return Ia their
apartments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
KNIFE BLADE in LUNG
Gay United presal

NEW YORK. April i4.-For 20
years or more Jacob L. Hyland. Of
Brooklyn. lived with piece OF
knife blade imbedded in his right
lung Hyiand thought he was suf-
fcring from tuberculosis He died
at St Lukes hospital ignorant Of
the fact that Il was q broken knife
blade that had slowly killed him.
Physicians at st Luke's found
the knife blade when they perform.
ed an autopsy on the body How Il
got there is a mystery which may
never be solved No wound was
visible on the mans body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
Big CHELSEA FIRE OF
INCENDIARY oR|eI

eifcumsianilai esides,.
Ing that the fire vas b -. =
ofigin y piling up . Co.
haf on Beeks theor, ~, y -
conflagration was stsrs.1 2
bugs I
The best evidence ia,
authorities are nov 81 4. -
that the starting o. he n. =.
accidental is found IA 4. : =
Of Daniel Ross ana Nsss. q =
as alleged fireburs. r. -
eussi Of setting fire to-,
Of newspapers besld. A lu.... I.
and Oliver must snsss I
charge Of attempting o A.. !
ment house while Tie m. -.
Ing
Ross home was des,,m.s .
day Mayor Beck declsrs. !.
evidence that -four fires ~. !
Tag simultaneously 10 chss..'
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
Want Ads
Telephone Them To Us
And We Will DO the Rest

Charge Cor two consecutive
DAYS Toe psr line per day Seven
words 20 the line. Three con
sccutiXe DAYS. one cent word.
one month. g. per line per day.
Minimum eharge for an ad
20 cents.
Al space used viii be eharg
ed at fun line rates ON an
contract advertising or adNer'
Using charged 60 account
BALLARD AUENGN-f ~
Mullen, Ssi ballard ava opp.
city Hall Phone. ballard aee.
MAIN OFFICE seventh aN,
between Union and University
Phones. Main 1850 Ind al.
The Star canuot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsible
ity for errors " any kind oc-
curing IN telepheaed adver'
tlsements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

BUDAPEST. April IL Both 10y
Ing the same woman. who refused
Co say which one she wanted for
husband. Majors Nicholas and
Paul Won PaikoYitah twins. do
cided Ia end their love affair by
death. and TO-DAY they we're found
dead IN their nuite ~ rooms. sitting
aide hy slide.
Weapons near their sides gave
mute evidence Of the tragedy
Judging from the positions OF the
bodies aud the wounds. u IL not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
oEsrh NOTICES

Charles l. BeFx. are Z :
April -. at 1906 sHmnl, 4
Was a member 81 The K. or
aud Of the Painters unlos.
Arthur Carlson. age three 4.
son OF Mr.. and Nm. ausan :
son. died st Youngstown
mary Catherine s..
daughter Of Mr.. and Nm !,
spfsgae. died at ias3s f.s'
sixth ay.
Fred Wynn. age 4. died 4,
II IN this city. The nemslss
At the psrlors os he Bobrsss
son company.
The infant son Of rlr AZ !
Powers died at the fsniIY i
dence. ia this city. Aprl i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
FUNERAL NOTICES

The funeral serslce d ca.
iterr Siil take place Thsrszr
iernoon. st ? o'cloek. Al ihs /
iors OF Johnson Z Hamlis ,
dertakers.
The funeral sersioe q II
Carlson was held a. TIE Id
residence this mornins q
O'Clock. The burial va ~
the Mount Pleasant cene,er
The remains Of the inixni y
Mr. and Mrs Powers were -
At the Calvary cene'ery. iaA<z
the funeral. which look plza !
morning al : O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
Police Are Working on Thai
Theory---Two Arrests.

BOSTON. April if-One % he
most serious problems that has de
Feloprd since Saturdays con
Migration IL the work Of reuniting
lie members Of hundreds ~ fam
lilies that became separated during
the excitement and cannot locate
each Other
The Boston and Chelsea police
departments are caring for nun.
dfeas 81 children 81 an ages They
had been left behind or had become
.lost during the flight % their
paFenik.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
KEYMEN PLANNI1
GENERAL STRIKE

tween the teles,sat.
Meia@y aid lsa.. "a ssers
aiII.r would Hos -. ha suel
telegraph eomisss n 20
CON UauY did nj sss. /
declared of ssr !
Tho union men ~.
the men lnejud,.s y Il
prepared for anoshs. e'e1.'ls !
dent lieattie Of Il. 'ae h.
Ielefraphefs union - e i
nsH corps Of organize. .lis''s.
Dig cities 70 enroll ms,. Y =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE
sentiment among telegraph opera
tors an over the country fnyainr
another biz strike unless wages
paid before the last strife ara re-
stored. has spread 10 such au -
tent. say officers ~ the local ~
Of The teiegraphsrs union that AT
the men employed by the Western
Union viii wall out June ]
The New York operators held a
secret meeting recently and indoors
ed the resolutions adopted by the
Western Union operators Ia Chi
caKo, faYofinF another struggle be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
LATIMER oFfEm
A scHollRsIR

Thomas Z. lAiimef. a s>zses
the University Of WzsklnEas :
terday received an offer u I 8
scholarship 10 economies iron !
University Of Illinois
T.aiimer Is an honor sassts
the state university. and q rrs
thesis. coupled with bis Isnzfn'
high scholastic standing We !
much recognition In The a.
Isatimer Is the gzne rHzs y
was recently defeated fci " !
t0rnhip OF the Pacific Nssti J
college paper. by the oppsiln
the goods because be was xrt
TO b. a socialist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
TRIES To MURDER
ENTIRE FAMILY
tay United Pes.s)

NANAiMo. h G.. April IA
rauchrr named Kenyon near here
became suddenly insane today aud
tried Ia kili members Of his family
lie was shot and badly wounded
bY police officer before hc could
be subdnrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

urh ~ this city The men quar-
relied over a game Of cards They
are Mexican electric railroad labor
era Although pursued b. q posse.
the murderer II stu ~ large
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
New Play sohsdulsd.

lcNo. Ncv. April i4..-ln an IN
terv'"w at RaNhlde Me- Alalhsin
naid he would nov make tha fret
announcement that Hooh Tar.
klagioh II writing a play for him.
to be called Cameo Kirby Tho
play desls With the south Ia 1883.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
STABBED TO DEATH


LOS ANGELES. Cal. April IA
& MnnaE Waa stabbed 10 death BY
Juan Gonzales al sherman. sub.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
MONEY TO LOAN.
1GTfoN eRGpif 60

M0htf ~ AQNNs
1urfoS cREpf 90.
Lasns On household furniture, plane.
etc Aisa taiafK t|nans CnnudahhAi
2ales service essi terms and lses'l
see "a rtnG
az can fieari Maf'en Yves -.
Nousy aa,snssa ssiarisa psorts ard
ethers upen their avn uamsa wnheut r.
eHfitN cheapest rates easiest phfiHenls
save NuHFHeif money by seftiHs oHt tstNF
tlfsi foiAAN. SO Walker hnpsses
rhs star Leun 20 iie cauins second
anu iamss rue see 1sals sd hei-@ af me
e es. Garner sistk. ssasAts ksi. s wv
aaenef - rs on he ants without sseaii'f
teaus on furniture hct.s. 80 WV
lee-eh heeu W New less hlas "
Money advanced saiarisd people Cor
cheap rates Feu ua seattle Credit CO
Aas Peoples Savings hank hldt
aalar, lean. tewasl rats. Confidential
= Newton. rs Peoples haut hidE
Dc fisra
zsaasea~.s.z=-sasaa-azazssa==. -
~ FdNtn ufuwu is pleased 10 an
nauuge that be- T. sitinE BE rsrHnHal ~
fHHtian - his dental practice. aha MAJ
- consulted heltf from Hde m 20
b. m Sundays FROM an ta r 10 \
thorough rfamiaHflum Without ehafAu
HafnamhaH car ufflNea have tsnn ssfats
Etahaf M NFarn
Avail fauffeif - euf nfiera ~ free
examination. aud BE- advised abeat Al
aaalAr Namtiairf and eenHFfrtuk NnNt
dental Mafh o. reliable deHtista Who DO
taainsss undet their ove nasuss
nn EnWtN . uunMN
offices 4 + a = q and E lulaH hiA
4la Hlfal A4s Seattle Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14

TO suE atTTLEsHIPs
Take boats az Pier Z. Ten round
trips daily soc round trip. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-14
See This at Once

nes a-feon cottage. sf4h basement
iiss high. east frant. lot atatgf nesr
woodland PARK ard car ~ Gee f.Ea
dawn. balance 80 per month. Phone
Eofth ~ white 80 @ia.lE
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A Pickup

Two iafs 81 cleared. ready 20 build
On. near car line Price SIS % Tot both
lots tlf cash. balance - 90 per month
n D. ORR a co fuc
4sI-fes ALASKA nIdE
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$3.50

Per iafs rithf On ne pfapassa usu
rsf line Nuh only Z blocks sraHs the
Nfnasnt rAF finf neH witkfn 1f atiHaf -
fHHug she FsHtrf - fhr rifH on the Hre e.
aasg car ifuf. THE pfaHsFfF - fishf
HiUse b. sHH fnEHaFaiiN also school
stores etc Property De- 80 cleared. street
Mnfh tu mMtar ffes fEsa zach balance
on easy fsfunH Eur hasusafts OF an
fnFsHfmsnf it cant - Duplicated aud
ei1 BE- aaffh double thfs price hsfrfs
Haa would have 81 al paid fuf So
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fst ptanssf niaE
Main 1874 Ind fa4H
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10 Acres for 5000

We have 70 aeass pa thn fsss7 0feasrd
district 81 fhe HhaVe price that faa caN
dauhfn FH4f uienaF on in Fasf IL 10
idssi giars Zoe chicken faurh Pee
pc in fhH same district aFe nsasiaE =
spl~adid Twins fsising Haaitrf ksfF
easy terms
j fzo0nFEtToW 4 SONS
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CafrV Optical Co. iafs 1nd ave. rooms
fei ksz kohieF Chase bidF Ind a flas
De Luxe Optical Co 100 Arcade.
Nhotsaaie. retail, NaHafacturiug
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fisetric-iisht baths ard massan. 20
men Of Hofueu Cottage. rear 4Hf unipr
"a
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

A -,-r,.-..--5rle ,..a-llple - dramatic apptsI
n ro human -zre-Io-lee during 81 tTlal and -
rorsltl-5v, test - -he appeal closed q case
--7rG y! q western court not long ago
The plaintiff was SUNG q railway ''T t'i'-i-
-o.- a. !. bullG.ug winch had been st On tie'
= v-ae alleged ty sparks from q l"coIn"nNe-
Counsel Tor the road based ms defense on
.rrr,iayece on the traIn, and the tram was IN
ia. -r.-ior onlv four minutes. the ire must'
-h.-..ff-. have been II before ne 'iis--i'
r,,,1l.7 7nro the station. Four MINUTES. iit
rorteuGcd constituted per1"d lot i'l-f
,-,,,,rl- TO- Z. m. 70 Start and get under way
On The. other hand. counsel Tor The P!alil'-i
.-,,-,.d N -lje wise. Il . Young man sitting
on q sofa with his test girl IS h"idln9 hel
hand hi -rrl!, travels like s.1 express Tram
B-.r Il YOU dump = lot Il parks on tht l'iic
ROOT of Grv building II summer i"l1 MINUTES
{. a,rrl,. - -cttle the late 81 the SuleIaIe'
dtegl1te al ,-tforts 10 save Il.
Th.-s were some lnoredulous sinlIes III '"1l'
- tins The attorney took out ms "'-toH
and handing Il 70 The foreman oi li-t ~
-,-o,,.-eriuq him 70 announce the termination
of . perlod 81 four minutes
The iurvrnen leaned over and l"okeu u
the watch. Then they got tired and settIed
back II their seats The foreman "I liie luly
lowered MS hand as the signal of the teliii-is
of the four minutes. and then rested II "ii ii1S
knee The attorney shifted ms ieet Il"
t,rnes and est down The Judge looked .at
the clock awhile and then gazed abstIa, l''I'y
out of the window A deputy marshal ioohed
IN IL III. door to see what was the mattel
and Maternity awaited the result OF me curious
scene Nearly every man IN the court loIi''
had a watch IN hand carefully studying 'He
face of II The counsel tor the pl-lIltlH w.