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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
DUN'S REVIEW

NEW YORK, December 17.-Dm $ Review will say tomorrow: The year is closing with the volume of business back to more than the normal point and con, iidence fully restored. Prevailing high commodity prices, indeed, produce con. siderable irregularity, and there is much discussion among close students of eco, homie conditions as to their effect on the money market and on the industrial and labor situation.
 But the business world seems to he adjusting itself to. the conviction that the era of high prices has set in 10 con, tinue for an indefinite period.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
Twice in the Same Place

Two good old-fashioned easy-going Mormon brothers were engaged in the hauling of logs on sleighs from out of the Wasatch range of the Rockies. Tine snow was deep and the canyon very mar row and almost boxed. The trail, where the sleighs ran, was very close to high slanting angles leading to the bottom of the canyon and at some points it was very hard for the sleighs to pass along without tipping over and hurling the driver and contents to the bottom of the canyon. At a point of this kind the foremost brother slowed down his horses and, turning on his seat, yelled to his brother behind: ooh! Hi! Right here as l was coming down yesterday the sled turned and we went right down the bank, logs and all, And by Jukes, here we go again. ''-National Monthly.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
POPE PLUS ONCE
 KNEW HARD POVERTY
Still Carries Nickel Watch
 Worth Two Dollars

Poverty has never been to Pope Plus the Tenth a virtue, but riches, at least for him, sin, and this sin at least he has ever been free from All through his life as a parish priest, as Bishop of Mantua and as Patriarch of Venice, he has shared everything he has had with the more needy about him.
 When he was first made bishop, one of his sisters wrote anxiously to him <: "Beppo (his pet name), how shall I cook for you now that you have become bishop2n To which the good Sarto re- piled "The same as you always have. just as much and no more. :" As-Patri arch of Venice his salary amounted to twenty-three thousand lire annually, which is approximately forty-fve hun dred dollars. With this he always sup ported ten poor students in\ the semin- ary, allowing each one hundred dollars year, contributed to the support of his mother and sisters, and lived most economically himself.
 From time to time when it became necessary for him to renew his vest ments, he would hunt about to find a sec. ond hand one that some more aristocrat- ic punctilious prelate had discarded. When he beame cardinal the violet cine ture or broad belt which he had worn as bishop had to be changed to red, so Sarto gave it to dying establishment and, though the job was never done sat isfactorily, he continued to wear this recolored sash in preference to spending money for new one.
 All his life he carried nickel watch, which cost about ten francs, or two dollars. This he always wore in his vest
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, December l7.-Stand- ard copper on the New York metal eX- change was easy, with spot, December, January and February closing at l2.S7l2 to l3.l21s; March, 1900 to 1925. No sales reported. Lake copper, 1925 to l3.G21a; electrolytic. l3.l2l2 to 1887 F; casting 1900 to 1925.
 Lead firm, with spot at 4.5712 to 4.621a in New York; and 4.50 to 4.55 in East St. Louis.
 Spelter quiet with spot at 6.3O asked in New York, and 6.l0 in. East St. Louis.
 Silver 523S; Mexicans II.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
RECORDS BROKEN
 IN FREEZING WIND
Johnny Aiken Gathers Two
 at Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, December r.. Racing in freezing wind, John nyN Atken, in a National, broke all records in the distances of one and twenty miles on the Speedway today. So severe was the cold that the lubri- eating oil in some of the machines froze and forced the contestants to quit.
 It is probable that no attempt will be morrow because of the weather.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
sHEEPsKIN SALE

LONDON. December 17.-The sale of Cape of Good Hope and Natal sheep skins was held here today. The offer ings amounted to 262, l69, of which 205,. GOO were sold. The attendance was good and the demand strong, especially for iong wooded skins. Shorn skins and lambs declined Ii to 1ad.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
BRADsTREET's BULLETIN

NEW YORK, December 1T.-Brad- street $ tomorrow will say: The retail and wholesale trble have been helped by reasonable weather and the approach of Christmas and makes good com parison with preceding years, a few mar kets, in fact, reaching record turn for the season. The best results come from the north and west, but the southern trade also shows expansion. Jobbing trade reports are cheerful, with special stress upon the volume of re-assOrting demand to hn broken stocks.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
ORDERS ISSUED TO
 AMERICAN VESSELS

COLON, December 17.-Lieutenant Commander Fritz l.. Sandez, commando ing the United States steamer Eagle, IS under orders to proceed to Bluefields. The Dixie sailed this afternoon for Phil adelphia. The Collier Leonidas arrived last night for supplies
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
MARKET NEGLECTED . AND UNREST IS
 APPARENT Sluggishness Not Entirely Due to Approach of
 Holidays

NEW YORK, December 1.-The state of neglect such as the stock mar. ket fell into today is sometimes ascribed to "holiday dullnesS.' It was not en- tircly free today from a feeling of dis quiet as being due possibly to some lmfavorable factor underlying the sit UatIOn.
 Bonds irregular. Total sales $6,494,- OOO. United States bonds 2s coupon ad- vanced IS and registered X per cent,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
JOHN E REDMOND.

NOTICE Parties taking Los Angeles Examiner and Fl Paso Herald are notified that all money on subscription due after Dec. ? will be collected by M. Broken. shire.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-22
gatea,, ,tiei)t @prte.
Die 8eluDBner Don San Mmtpmio fa=
ben abiplmte 8eipeiie bpm Sa=
ten s,t 6amle.

Gi6t @orte. ionoern Soten be
ipeiien oas pabre 8eroienit.
9ie saten bon Doan's Rierel
8illen
Sir 9ierenleioenoe in San s(n.
tonic
Soben ibnen ei1en lofalen Rlti
peri6afft.
Ser 8etpeis liegt in Dem 3eugllis
bon 8etnobnern 5an 9lntonio's, sic
gebetlt pnroen uno gebeilt geblieuen
iino.
@frs. 6. 8. Seltort, 6o9 apemla
6, San 9ntonio, Geras, iogt: 2altge
3eit litt ib an gsieren- ltno gIalen=
leioen Gin i6arfer Sbmer5 in
meinem &iiden bradte mid 5llipei-
len 5nr 8er3tpeiflung nno in Golaa
oefien frnnte if) mid, na6bem id
mid gebiidt batte, faurn aufridte.s.
Sd batte aub SdtpinbelanfGae llno
fiiblte mid baufig re6t i1pad.
Da ipurOen mir 0oan's 0ieren Eil.
len 10 parnt en1pfoblen, bob ib mir
5uleet eine S6adtel oabon in ser
8erar Orig So. faufte uno iie 81,
gebrou6er1 begann. SS6 fiibIte mid
i6on no6 Ben erIten paar 0olell
beiier uno in perbaltniBndBig iebr
fur5er 3eit lieBen ote Shmeraeil
boaitanoig nad. 0ies lpar Dor iiber
einent Sabre nno leitoem BIN i6 boa
ollen bieien 2eioel1 frei gebliebell. Sd
babe 9oan's Nieren GilIen elmer
gan5en sln5abl bon Herionelt eln=
pfoble1 uno es iino mir berihiebellc
Salle befannt, mo- li6 Die 2el,te oieie
&illen IN Der 8eror DRUG So. per-
idafften unb nit ben beIten &eIufta=
ten antpanoten Sd gebe oiefes
3eugnis germ in Der @offnnng, oa5
es gum geubet BON anoeren Mierell=
leioenoen iein mag"
Gum 8erfanf bei allen SGnolern.
Greis so Gents. Softer iIburn
Co., 8uffalo Seem Sort, aIelnigc
@genten fin Die Ser. Staaten.
gritlnert grd oes Ialnens -
9oa1s uno nehn1t feline aiiAeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-22

reu botte 8eroabt pa6gerufer,
uno oic gerii6erunes-@ei @eieaidoften
batten 9eahforlduneen angeIteat,
luef6e aur Seltltabn1e oes 9fbeoers
fiibrten. Ibrens batte bonn 8cginn
OH feline llnidulo beteuert.
8ielfade @brungen iino Sr1ll-
leill Soba1na Meitorf Brofeiior ser
Mrddoloeie uno ebemals Director
oes Muieulns baterlGnoii6er 9llter-
timer in aiel, anlaBlib ibres adt-
5iglten @ebutrstages, au Cell getpor-
ben. Sic ipuroe gum auitos bieies
Ms,lielrns i'm 0ftober 1878 ernannt
iulo iibernobm Die 9ireftion i'm
Sabre 1901. 0or aebn Sa9rell er-
belt iie ben Sitel 0Yrofeiior". Wie
iebr ibr Strebeil au9 unter ibrell
6a1genoiien slnerfellnling gefllnocn
bot, benefit lire gbrenmitglieb-
i6aft III mebreren in- nno auslanoi.
ihen @eienidafter uuo 9lfaoenlien.
Die 3abl ibrer Observation-Disclosures
@erfe lit iebr eroB.
Ser5og &arl gouaro BON Sad,.
ien-4oburg uno @otba bat nunmebr
oefinitip bei6loiien, ooB oie olte,
oenfipiiroige Seite 8oburg umgebali
tperoen iod. Ser 9lrbiteft 8obo gb-
barbt lit bereits OH Srt un6 Cleft
eingetroffel,, linl bie @usfiibrune
Der glrbeiten 81 iibernebmen. Inter
Der 8epolferung BON &oburg berrlbi
grobe Mufreeung, ipeil Die pielfahen
8roteite geeen ben llmbauplan betn1
2onoesoberbaupt feil1en giuorlld
genta6t baben.
gu Sreiline bat ioeben oie
&onferen5 Der boperii6en 9ii6ofe
oetaet. ssn ben BON oen Yr1laten
argenommenen 9ei9liiiien miro bic
gon5e uto unbeidranfte Sduloltfiibi
berlongt als biitorii9, .geieslib uni
ourd) gottliden 2ebrauftrag besriin'
oet, Iotpie als nirfiamite @arantis
fir oen driItli6en &arafter oel
Golfsi6ule. gntI6ieoener Yrotei
miro 5uglei6 oaeegen erboben, oaf
bie firhli6e ShuloufIi6t auf Der
9}eligionsllnterridt bei6rapft miro.
8ie aus Sranffurt a. so. ge
meloet miro, bat Der Breisous
idub fir Dos I'M nd6iten Wolo,
itottfinoenoe &aiiermettiingen, nod
lanaen @rmGguitgen, Die @abI bes
9reisliebes getroffen. Sic lit nu
| emanuel @eibel's o&beiniage" geiol
len.
SenIotion erregt IN Del,tid
lono oie 8erbnftung oes mebrfabel
Midionars @idmunn. er lpiri
beiduloigt, iabrelane Sonig gefdlid,
3u bo6en, nit Dem er 9el1tidloni
forlnlid iiberi6menmt bot. 8i6
mann 1T oobei gu rieii9em 8ernlo
gen gefommen.
- Die ruiiiide 8nuo bot III er
tier lu1o apciter 2eiung eilt @elet
onoeuonunen, nelhes oen Nohortd
bon giiderll perbietet.
SSSoiepb &oiu8 lit ols Go6fol
| oer oes iiinqIt perItorbenen gloolf b
5onnentbal gum Sber-&egiiieur oe;
8nrqtbeoters pnlonnt iuoroen
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@urbereitansen snm &arnepal

Wir feiern bier ben 2arnepaI
isles mns beliebt, tn jebem Sal,
Wtr fragen gar ntd]t mad ber 3eit,
Wtr fetern, iuenn mir iin6 bereit.
@ent es nidjt paft, baf es 10 fei,
Den laiien rnbig mir babel,
Gr fpptte nur, 10 piel er mill,
neber men &arn'nal TINT April.
g8enn banm mns elm Iebant erflart,
Saf bier has Wprt tatal perfehrt.
Saf es nbum JleiidJ fetn Mbfhieh" iei,
Sas tit nns gan5lid] einerlei.
Q8ir feiern eben bier ein Set,
SD fd1n, tpie's fid) MIR feiern lGft,
Boil 5eiterfeit, bDl Hrmnf mnb Hradt,
gpa 2nit am Sag, bis tn bic Mad)t.
Gin Seber, ber iidb Sam 9lntpn'
Sm sSeitgematt6 betrad]tet fdJpn
Weif, mas eS babel bietem fantt,
Drum fpntmtt gum Jeit aud Sebermtanr
itnb tuer ba tpmmtt, bet fiiblt besliidt,
st BON benz, mas er iie1t, ertt5iift.
Setm patrtptiih 0er5 ertpad1t
8eipnbers BET ber 8lumenifladjt.
Wenm, ipas bas Muse iiebt, man pretit,
2Sia man aud ettpas fir ben 0etft,
Tim anfsufriid]en bas @eu,iit,
Sas id)pn npm nielen S6anen Nib.
Damn imdt end einen hiblen Srt,
SIR brandt nidbt iueit SIT seben fort,
Sort Iaft emd] itieber, frant nnb frpb,
Sci etuem Slaidbden MIamp.
9as friidjt eud anf, bas tut eudl gut
ttnb gibt sum tueiteren S6amen Mnt.
Gs gt6t bem 8eilt GlaitttGt,
9te jebem Aerser miberftebt.
Gs sibt iupl gar ni6ts IN bet Belt
Sas bieiem Ster bic Stange balt,
9as ~ ntp q r" lit betannt
glls Sprsenbredler bier sir 2an6.
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@ietoria Sipiiipm, 8. $. C g. 81.

AIlluHII-
s3oo. &C. 3o2-gnerO, @ietoria, 7:3o na6m
So 5Ot-guero. @ietoria. $50 BORN
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90. s.. & s. Balm.

N1ltltllft-
SO. Boom 9oroen. .9:15 nadm
"Slberr r-9om Norben. 1880 porm
SO. 241-9ouiton ETC.. :. $3.50 PORN
80. 4-Nab bem Norben. 7:5O porn1
.Slber r"-Na6 benz Nprber 900 ilahnt
No. 244-6oiiiton etc 1915 flahnr
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oenn es beitebt faunt elm 3lpeifel, oaB
Die Sill gum @eies erboben lperben
lpir6.
Seras.

Sn Nen=graunfels itorb, i'm
boben Sitter BON 81 Sabren, Sra,l
Boltline 8aetge, ei1te Ser befanntelten
belltiben 8elpobneri1lnen Don 60
mol County. Die 8eritorbene itanru.
te aus ct. 8etersburg nno fam i'm
Sabre 1851 nrit ibren, 1883 per-
itorbenen @attel1, Carl 8Qetge nod
Gomal Gountp nno iiebelte ii6 i'm
l1oroliben Seil oes gountp an. Seit
neun5ebn SSSabren ipobnte 5ie in Mell-
8rallnfels. sic binterldBt orei SOY
ne uno 5tpei So6ter, 6rau 9. Hreib
uno 5rau Chris. 8ontbern1iibl.
0as teranij6e 9epartement
Der u@rano 9lrmp of tbe &epubIic"
oas foeben ieine Sabresfonpertion III
Oeniion abgebalten bot, miro na6=
ites eSSabr IN Sort @ortb 5uiammer1=
fommen. s. st. @ubbaro in 2ar1-
paios lit gum &onunanbeur oes De-
partelnent ertpablt poroen.
= eSll Der @egellb bon 8aleItine
Durbe am Weitttpo6 nlorgel Dor Se-
gesanbrll6 onr1 einen 1torfel,
Sturnn 5ienllih piel Sbaben ange-
ridtet. Webrere &auier tpuroen oe-
moliert, allh ipuroen eir1ige 2euts
perlett, oo6 iinb oie 8erlebungen
niht ihlitnmer 9lrt.
= 9lus bielen Srten miro aelflel-
oct, oaB Die Sarnler ipabreno Der
lebten Gage, felt bie Gottonpreile ge-
ftiegen iino, eroBere Quantitaterl bon
8altnaipoae Der Iesten grttte, oic iie
Ser i6lehten Greiie megen 1li1t ber-
faufen mollten, anf Sen Morft ae-
bra1t boben.
gbeiter ST.. 9ordeiter, Der lei-
ner5eit bon ben 8nnoesgerihtefl er-
nannte Waiiepertpalter bes terani=
ihen @igentllms Der 8oters-Bierc
Oil Company, bat lein Mmt Dem BON
Ben Staatsgeri6ten ernannten Moi-
ieDeripalter 8obert S. gd6arot
iibergeben.
ssn Der gadt bon WiittluoG
auf Donlleritag fino IN Der fleinell
Staot 2ibertp mebrere Der baltpt-
fddliditen @eibaftsbauier abge-
brallnt, oarutlter bieierligen, in oe-
men iib oie g[potbefen BON @oagel
u1o bon s. S. Steuaoft Die Sdnitt,
moarenbanolungen BON g. @ol6ltein
un6 BON s. 6. @ooos, oer Grocerie-
@Store BON S. 6. gllis, Der &leioer.
laoen bon 8. 2ipibiis II. gl. beion.
ben. Ser S6aoen belduft iif aui
uneefabr $4,000.
Die @ege1o BON Gapenpori
am 9feo 9fiper, pier5ig Meilen llorb.
oitlid BON Baris eelegen, ipnrbe nm
Dienitag abeno gegen 5ebn llbr bon
einem gpflon beirneelubt, Der nreb-
rere Sauier, meiitens Negerbittten
announcement uno oud ionit aller-
lei Shaoen anrihtete. Cine Mn5abl
Neeer tpuroe perleet, elm a6t5ebnidb,
RIGGS Negerrnabhen puroe BON Ell,
ilem eiflitiiraenoen S1ornltein ct.
Masen. Mrn ielbenstbeito eins EN-
@irbelftlirm our6 ben fleillen Sr1
Sgelsbp in gorpe1 gountp gelega
ur6 5erltorte bort ungefabr ell
Duseno @duier. Gin 8etpobner oes
Ortes nmnens sSSanes Irbudle itni
zines ieiner &inoer tpur6en unter Ser
Sriilnnern ibres @auies begraberl
8eioe ipuroen idtper perleBt; Mr
budle itorb an1 nahiten Morgen il
5olge ieiner 8erlebungen.
Die Stubeften Der Staats
ltniperiitot mahten am San Socin
to-Eage, altem @erfonnen genlai5
einen @usflug nad) geell-9raunfei'
uno feierten ben Gag our6 Elm Sic
mic i'm oortigen Harf.
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Texas Staats Land.

Ser Staat bat @iGionen Nder 2otlf
sil berfaltfen, $3.50 Bic $500 per Ader
f,ur elm bier5igitel baor. 9feft in 4C
sabren 5ablbar, brei Rro5ent Sinlen
1ur $500 fir 100 gder gu $500 pei
@der. 8efte @eleeenbeit. 8utes Sartns
Lamb. G6idt so Gents fir 1909 Ia1s
fpeiss8ud, neues Staatsgeieb irl
8eiAreibllng bes 2aubes. s. s. 6npber
G6ool 2on6 2ocotor.. 1T 9. Ctr, Gus
itin, Seras. @eferen5. auitin Natioual
gnnf.
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g. q. & q. g. gahr1.
g.. S. & 9. q. (Saupt=2inie).


@nfililft-
go. Boom Often. -. 1876 BORN
SO. 7-Bom Often. $500 nadlm
Ro. 1o-@l 8afo Ii. @eiten. 1880 nac6m
@bfabrt-
go. 10-gl 9aio IL Beiten. 1880 nadm
yso. 10-Na9 Dem Often. 1880 na1n1
No. 8-Na6 Dem Often. 11:4O BORN
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Wnr ner Nar.

g. $. 8roipn, elm SlnipaIt in
pittsbure, ST., ibreibt: u@ir bran
den Or. Sings Seem 2ife Pias felt
Sabren uno n1obten ME obne oieics
bortrefflihe 9ausmittel fein." Sie
tpirfen @unoer Bel Shiittelfrolt, TN
per6auIi6feit, @anenbeibtperben nno
&opfidnter5en. % gts. bel allen
0rtggiiten.
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- 9lus Mpnterep miro genleIoet,
oab bort Ganton Garcia Gbaparrio,
Der Sefretar Der Stoatsregierllne,
aeItorben iei.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
Wordsworth this evening. You are
familiar with Wordsworth"

Wordsworth this evening. You are
familiar with Wordsworth"
mot very" said Mrs. Laurence.
"It is pleasant" said Mr.. Ranney,
"in this disagreeable weather to see
such lines as these: He reached for
the volume.
And then my heart with pleasure fills
And dances with the daffodils.
"Ha! Perhaps you would like me to
read it from the beginning|
You must let your little lad come
over as often as he cares to be bothered
by my troublesome youngster; it's a
great thing for a boy to have an older
one to whom he can look up" said Mr..
Ranney with heartiness, as they parted
half an hour later, after a mute en-
brace between the two women that
said a great deal.
"Oh, he's beautiful, he's beautiful"
moaned Mrs Laurence, as she and VIII
ran lightly back over the lawn to their
own domain. The night had changed,
there seemed to be hint of growing
flowers in the air. 81 don't wonder she
adores him!"
"Yes, he's a pretty good sort" said
Mr.. Laurence, with a break in his
voice. Halo, whom have we here?"
Mrs. Stone stood in their front hall,
small childs cape over her shoulders.
holding a large glass jar imperfectly
SWathed IN WrapplngS or crumbied pa
per- She offered it at once to Anna
Laurence. 81 brought this for you,
dear; it's the last of my cherries" she
explained beamingly. perhaps you
don't know I've been at the Spicers' all
the afternoon-Gladys got a chicken
bone stuck in her throat, and that dar-
ling child wouldn't let anybody touch
her but me until the doctor came. And
just want to tell you that if you care
to borrow my long cloak tomorrow you
can have tiff it's pleasant we're to
go over to Mossfield with Mrs. Spicer
in the car-and think it will be pleas
ant; I think there's quite a refreshing
feeling of spring in the air, don't your"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29

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should know regarding the cause
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PLIANCE CO., Rooms 4O7-4O9 I. w.
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10

large tears could not be withheld from
rolling down her cheeks, which had
turned very white. 81 didn't know-I
didn't remember I'd overheard"
She stopped, her mouth trembling. A
quick glance passed between her host
and hostess; Mr.. Ranney's face
changed.
Pardon me If / interrupt you for a
moment" he said, making little bus
tie of moving a large armchair over to
the fire. "If you would do me the
pleasure of taking this seat, Mrs
Laurence-it is one of my favorites;
you will find It comfortable, ] think.
Mrs. Ranney has only left the room on
an errand she will be back directly.
Laurence, make yourself at home. In
these days of the late winter" con-
tinued Mr. Ranney, genially poking up
the fire with a great rattling of the
logs that sent them falling into show
ers of sparks, 1--WE are all subjected to
more or less of strain-more or less
of a strain-and it behooVes US to take
all the ease we can get. Ha! Don't
you agree with me, Mrs. Laurence?
We men lead rather a strenuous life."
But you don't understand" began
Mrs. Laurence piteously.
my wife is always lamenting my
lack of comprehension" said Mr.. Ran
ney, with jovial assent. "Ah, here she
COUleS HOW. WE'LL JGdIl, Wndl nave YOU
for us?"
"I thought perhaps Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurence would like t. taste little of
this cordial that came today from
home" said Mrs. Ranney, who bore
small tray containing tiny glasses filled
with an amber fluid. my husband
and think so much of mothers cor
dial. We like 1t especially at this time
Just after dinner. Try a little of it,"
ho 10 fnnHarlU a q Ghn
pressed one of the glasses into Mrs.
Laurence's nerveless hand.
Yes, you'd better drink 1t, Man,
urged Mr.. Laurence seriously. If she
were going to faint, that would be a
pretty finish indeed. But a faint color
came back to her cheeks with the
draught, taken almost unconsciously.
She sat up straight and strove to COM
mence once more.
Mr.. Ranney, you must let me speak.
Is it true that you have lost money
because I-told?"
my dear lady!" said MIR. Ranney,
with a quick, warning glance at the
other man. His voice was so mex
pressibly kind that the tears came into
her eyes again. he leaned forward
from the chair he had drawn up be-
side hers, and took her hand with
gesture that was knightly in its chiv-
alrousness my good friend Lau-
renee here will approve when l say
that make it a rule never to discuss
business matters with any member OF
your sex-except my wife" The gaze
that her eyes encountered showed her
soul so tender to the hurt of n
woman or a child that no encompass
ing, defensive guise of dominance or
superiority could ever hide it from her
again. Loss and gain, gain and loss.
that is the fortune of trade. dear lady,
and only what we men expect. l hope
you'll not let your mind be burdened
by my affairs for moment. By the
way, to change the subject, 1 was en-
deavoring to solace myself with
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
AUGUST 20, 1909.
USED BY OUR BEST

'Forget it-cast it away."-Haw-
thorne's Marble Faun.
"She was a respectable old guy
Thackeray's Vanity Fair.
IT'S a sure thing. g.'-Goldsmith's She
Stoops to Conquer.
Twenty three dickens Tale of
Two Cities.
Gave Hector a gift-a gilt nutmeg
a lemon. n."-Shakespeare's Loves La
bour's Lost.
"Cut in and win."-Thackeray's Van
ity Fair.
Gone to the wall. ."-Bunyan's Pill
grim's Progress.
Nothing doing. Letters.
Make good. .'-Deuteronomy which
is a book in the Bible.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29

Self-confidence is half the battle, but
the other half generally makes you lose
it.-Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
NO iNDUcEM EMIT

Mrs. Suburbs-If you'll only agree to
stay with us you will be treated as one
of the family.
Cook-Did ye iver hear tn loikes av
thot? Shure mum, if yer husband
trated me as he does you I'd break his
head wild tn mshtick!'-EXchange
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
Activity Outlined

The author: writes plays.
The manager: writes passes.
The hero: rights wrong.
The villain: wrongs right.
The critic: writes rites.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-14

a saloonkeeper who thought it was a
Sunday school movement and poll
tieian who lost the fat job he held under
the old ward system. As to the saving
effected, we are told Il was accomplished
by the dismissal of useless oficeholders,
the Offices being abolished. incidentally.
it may be remarked that $4,000 was paid
by the city in d single year for political
favOTs under the old plan. In the mat
ter Of street lights alone S12, 900 has been
saved, although the city has added sew
enty-one lights. and in addition to that
SOB lamps that formerly burned on the
moonlight schedule" now burn all
night. a gain Of 1878 hours a year for
each lamp.
Des Moines is well satisfied with the
experiment, and other cities might pro-
1tably follow the good example set and
transact their municipal business upon
a business basis.