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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-20
Bee Building
Offices for Rent
Jan LIST, 1910

Room L2 fronts On 18th street
ard las tive Wtz6OwR E~tfordt1g
splendid light II Is 14x11-6 II size
and his & large vault Asks. This
Desirable room Al $3.50 per Donth
Room 520 Is partltio1ed 50 as to
afford 2 recep1oz and private office
This office Is Ezx22 and faces the
vssL Esz-E for $500 per meath
Room 517 Is a small single room
On the cOETr facing the west Rent
only SlbGb per D11A
Al the Offices are oeeupied at
the .p-essz1 tine, bat tenants have
CoLAsG "a they VII move Dscem1er
81 We are. therefore Offering this
sase fGr rent Al tine Ds1L01sd
Rememher that IN renting an
Office in T1s Bee Building. jAnirur
service lights heEr anG water are
al tnEludsd IN tie rent asked for
office Elevators rU1 UL II
c'elotk , n
The BEE BUILDING CO.
Z = ELER SUpL I'm and FEnam SH
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-20

ne 0-1.z EEz az nr l--r hzld r.-
r-1-r pcs1- a. rh= 10 y Gs c-l-=-
Al -- -7ss o. lar week Lsr wee TED
uH r= View sr--E -7- =E riars
n 1rE rTe--zl lHzEl4 hEr Es mrH-
are --u gay Ehaa1
EE-vE EE1E-H n -a c-at- Boost
E sz---s we're ELe --A-es6 5z---r rhs
wesE -- IL MsE-lcE-ar l-EE-Ez1i-- r-s
HsaE EEsE E-H a Els c-as= 90 ne
EEL- srsrA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-20
= SaIeA2Aere -

tor SaAe--AGre EAm
IN Lhe corn Beat q uurlhzAsr &a1-4EA s
mlss trau i've ralrla6 r-WE EEl-c1 4
me- sEluL - Uas lfb Acres e ne Dot
In1 land NV IN crap a. g. Ul= HGE-e
DEL WE TL g1EZEh Elgpe 1W pEr1eGI
1rG1uGEE ~ ECr-s eve uuF A1- 1eErt
AZ CAL D. EGIvarHd u EesirHG "a Ares
E1u1 pGsllrs WIKI rE-EEE
NEz a. ne yea aHErT II Euner Er
E1El ana posEz nur 10 eEcesa al acres a.
Wn0aH EGL are ru4LE haM1cp ieEH- nzu
4-rDuZ nUlSA VIZ rE-uaea wurEr rv#-
ten Ea-E and culAeE gEDEEr rHs=ueur cas-
tern ~ EZE4 1uZsE t1r usuEu su-
curlc-lh Er1NETTs WEI WlEuL an arar
EUAL urG1Erc Hn1 Bu-s suaaerv. p~-
r1r --ick sac 81 pr acre. ur ] VIZ F- -
q rslahls 1r1sr On easy terms Avn
+. B. Buekwalter Owner.
- - * So ca Il
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-20

TE dezFs Cl1z1 g7pae11a 10 Lhs
EZE1g table -hs Mar31us are u-xI-uE
10 have Mc-EEE rem 10 the fold and
are belevs1 &c be E- EE 70 force X back
MLnssua and MgE~ are -dsr coz
uEE- 70 play tool bah zsE fL bur S-a=z
raz EE OK Elr5 lE= me G1pazrH WI
have 10 srgp The Ar A-bc- H-1srsE Elazs
EuHrs sCh1u- jerks The conference
CErGzgo and Wiseunsn czu force M-u=
sC-a 10 crop MleLEH- s- least they CAL
refuse TO plzy the GJPh=rE # MczEzu re
ls- CT M &E1HsgEl schedule S1zh
4 EuucE-lH5 E-an6 a. La- AGAINST MEEz-
void 1uolu-s6T cause the Gupnsrs u
Erup EJzrE lean rs1zFr LEaz lose cE WI
LE= ClLeerElcs schools
Der sag said ZEnEs0-H uln ar1-
Ml-EE- cid hs uE E=E- 10 Ir the Val-
vsT11ss knew lEE- me c1rf=re1cs Vas nv.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-20
THlT WILL EICHIGGy DO!
Co-EEEks-s A-EszEy Awaiting O-t-
oszs q IErs5Eys oozfsrsz1s
NAY EzETExI 6EEE n 0NAEA
~uIveran- Wi Nur M-rt N=hru.En
90 nnnkuEarfn Day ~
ny EeErsn ia
EhE

"w.-.~ E -.M Hr $50 -w-.N--aE.
-
-
49,
-
~ @-
a
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-
In .r- z- -sz ----sz
w --aa -
- =-a--- -e - -r --r-
ga. a wa ~
car. -r -aa =--se ~ 4.
- ana @ - as Pep ~
b. - ---.-- -= ---r--
schools 1 u- s Er z-zz
frE these -la1as
- Esa -- draw ua cen
cz=- e-- --s a-lEa = M@-z-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-20
KLKTED-SITULUoNS

LAZY w1h HFE-A years buslr4H uun-
~ E=az-Es -l HLg E-a-r il CIV
a. NJ travel A. rE1zrszzsz Ad1r=a
81 ~ Ca 1
WAITE EuEIE Za- UacE = wurk
sW board H4-a ar-s1E% 8Ea ca-ece
E1Lh El-HA
ED ll@E c1EL 1lr u1--c- an z
Z III ~ Az1EA Ca
ACLlLELSED E-clrz-s1 o. E-n-
wsrE au-a LErs 1U- sal ana e-1-ug
Uark lEal1rl1 e-=l.E A1E-zas Be-
"a 20
PANTY wu Haaad or rozE ay-
eHlaul Wgrk slElHr ~
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-20

The Nzsu- FzC1C hallway CuZpn-T
III E-gE-Nsgl -sW 4G-E- A1T db-1 -
~ -1z -S-81EEl-1zrs EFz As5c-T EALE
Eawav -1-l EzL--rUE &c ne -E
SEX - ElZ &-VHZr@- Ii lAs GE-LE &
special 1Ez1E Of M $~L--k11l-=s e LIS
L--u4uy Id D. 14E az IE III anE l+JA1-
LAY. EIh Fu- AZ LD-E- EE- 1& El-h
-auE1Hr books 81 LIS EgLpGlT VII D
elBseG a. . 6 .9Ek Il DE-=Z1E h-
IqE --aaz q Ia-uzE 7-c -zlE. an "a
Eau el1se1 I'M d 9 GlueE q II sE--a-
1al-- INA TEa hang = EELE e ZEar II
araf5 Eny plEEsIEg q ElC-lsU- - 1EE-
-u x ne sock E11 -lE--s 10 E-1s-r l=
20 hu1GE PRIV 70 me EzLE q sEl1 Epsc-E
Dee1-E II EaEs 10 a--e1E Tie U=eL-g
lease E-- and -erE- Ire proxy vE-E We
have L-za1T ser yu- A 1-L
NCU- u To IN Is Se-
E1r = - Im 3
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-20
EXCHANGE

I cEr ZH acres Of f1a umber LEn6
II Howell cg-UEy. Ms ED miles from
-e1 ana 3M ZHE firm - L1Es
eLaL--E L-D=r = W1TrE t-gZ 50 ID Ea
pei acre ard me land czzrsd Is ldsE-
1r ErE raising Price ~ 500 NJ hzaLE
r=l-= LEaL ] move WEB- m-lEELAlET
El1 want % LrE3H Ky lGlE for g large
tract s1-9EE=-E wzsr ans pay Gr1sr5Dce
OF ass 1lrLEZEA ADDRESS care -
FEED =. WALLACE.
8l@h EsGcE Ave O-ZaEA Aeh
WA&EL--o -E5a Al A M ] Uzle
rHEZ IL GOOD large r-E- u hTrHes. Ala
nine Dairy. LIZ FE-zaz 81
soosr var C--sz1zE 5zsasss " ave-
nE q The Fee
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-20
40 ACRES

Near GrsenA Nsh- Improvements 3
roOZ hose snail bAn ehlcksl
house. hog hoEss. tr-u ureHz grove
EruCGd kousss good EEnd. lays vel.
tE@z iocks SOD Prise EA8ka
MeCague Investment Co
1Ees Do6Es ST
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-20

E-TTT~EIN -n1usHnS acres bar rLI-uGG
wEI Asarr=s for lrucE 1arUUE and 1I
49, ssFara1 EUHEEE WAs ZlW Or W-F-
- EszksuE- S=cEy Bank Ecg
Munaapol1E. Mn
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-20

Minnesota fans far hA-Eztus. see
y III - TlErrsDu1-h Neh
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-20
John A Slayton,
The Owner
Carr We'd CuZry. C-Lara6a
90 ACRES

Near PaEise JUEcLa1. Ia 50 E--ss II
corn this wear. balance pasture q
room house, nike grove AID orchard
this is E00d taH- Prize S6O par acre
can make terms
McCaEe ETvestuen1 Co.
1856 Dodge ST
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-20
SWEPS

UauEau Ca Nsb- Ea-1 --l-valI-. tL
ZU=E E1rEes S1E-A1z pC-1aE 81 NlrL
LGh1ta ZnL 2 L. WoA1o1 Cana
Neh
FCCE Brand NEW GROOM HOUSE
II Egu Hs- ll-L - LIzL free
fru- 1nc--brEncs C any EZd 21CEr-
YAM land a. rEEt- price
Maa- ElrEsL slaughter l8l=z. lee house
ding fine business I growing Nebraska
lIE- Mali Omaha properly Lr and
Er1oE Modern h1Zsz. large i1L saE- t-1--
10 W1E-E-L 5E- q DEzE AK E4al
land. price mast be -E-- Tz have 70
IKE Tor Winding
NJWATA LAND & LOT 30
Sue ga New York lie EldE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-20
WANTED TO EUY

EEST prlcs PAD eur ~B-c-ad-E-na ru-rt
rGE CErpEtA Eaua1EE E1z Eu8-E Tel LEX
RALTwCEE 26-Aaa5 store pays b-s-
pg1-s 21-E411 -E-lrErE clothes s-- Z SIR
sBCOSD-FASD EzsaLas GEa= Aazresz
o III. Bee
WASTED % My. large wo-k horse A
z Atut-u- 81 FE-1zZ s.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-20
Benson &Myers Co
CHOICE C0RNER n


LEZ uzE-H T1T - e ~
Mos and doors En - AL MatE
weather sr- Se15 rr- O. or zee
Same Ll-Er--g1 - EL
wAET az u-fsr ca m1 Z t.e-E ~ cry
a uar ~ -1a ey O. uz- rr.
h1.as -sH and ~ -E ~ L.
EfELE fse-
-EuTAE EEErEAE-
NeW La-E lie EuE n
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-20
MENTED-TQ RENI

WARTED-To REM
WAETD ~ alSs ~ parU q z 1ur ]
ur EsEEls ELLa q --rZ-E1sd r1u-z
viii baE-E n E-NErH fay L1ear1p
UEEl - E3uL MAs % Eau LosrEly
f1r sEHlzl-ag r9OzA 2l-E=aE a-a2
December An
ulaee 70 -J11 and b1z-E ~
EuZE EaE-l-E C8urlE Urra
LaLE EE-Erra1 DI4ErL
WGEEE 1E-Alce EuG reason
ZcE EEEE a. l1c= - = 81
cArE Bee
WANIEL-Lar-s wau f-ruaHn-E r1g-
be- pvZ-- lE Ad5rszs = So Bee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
(Smlub folgt.)
Meme GriuIgc Der &rcbsbcbanblnno.

SrpB Der Experimentation iulllcll.
ld)nltiid)cn mo tcd)lllId)cn NcruplI-
tomnnuulg ser mD0crlcn G~hirnrglc
Dcbort bic Nr6onblunN Mrcb9troatcr
INNER nod, Ut ben idluicri1Itcn nno
ulbuntburltcu gufgobcn ocH Nr5tcS.
@ci ocr lcioigcn Gigenlhatt Der
Mrcbojcllcl. BON Der uripriltalid)cn
@cldrmu!it ans id)ronfcnloS l,od) al.
len Scitcn hin SIT fplld)crl ltpo pft
ld)on iriib Die in Der Nubc g~clegcncn
SunlphoriilCn 51t befallciL FAM Die
operative Guticrnunn Der bo0artigcn
Wlld)crlul0cn ltlir ooull Nilolid)t ollf
GriolN bietcn, luenm bos 2cioen ldon
IN lcincm Nniongsitnoinm rid)tig or.
foritt miro, lul0 lpel.ll nn0crerlcita
bic nnntpnliid)cll Scrboitnilic cS Dem
9lr5tc gelfaticn, lin @clunocll 5l opc
%rirelt," s.. L. meif iiber Die lid)tborcll
0rcnjcn Der NeidJiuulit hinnlS allies
trnufe mo perOdftlgc 80pcbc Sll
c%nticrncn. @cnll uiid) Die 6io9lpltl'
idlcu Sdnuicrigtcitcn in ltclercr 3cit
burd, Die ul,gcmeinc &crfcincriing
scr fliriid)cn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~iucicniIid) o%bgclomnlcn babcn. 10
9clnl,aen bod aildl bcltc nod leiocr
ol(;nuiclc arcbsgcidnpiirc hn1f ibrcr
idIcihenOcu Clnlmidelnrg NM der
oit qerohesn n,hegreifIidlcn Hoiii9-
felt Der aronten SIR aenntnib ce5
s(r5tcS crit IN einem Stobium, III
Dem Sic giiritigite Seit iiir Die Gre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
Sin Glnpfnng fir Hnpulcun.


gua Nupoleon 1909 anl llicr oc3
RNeiHa, bon Nollono toInmen0, emit
lang rciltc, befobl Der ErGicft ocS
Hbein requirements Den @enlein0el,
Den &uiier nit gr0Bter 6eicrlid)tcit
5l crpfonBcl1. Gicier 9eicbl brod)s
te mun6ea NIporiifen Der Gorge
hcrpor, ll10 mnltdcr SrtspprItun0
mtBte l,id)t &otb nod &illfe. Nlio
crNlng cb nlld) Dem Mairc zines Tor.
les, 0clIen NullptllubrlugSQlele Scr
Weillbul lit. Ginc .ErilmpbsGiortc
iolltc crbollt mer0clL cine MtlllifNeiell.
idoit berbcigcid)offt mcr0erL mIO jc-
oca Tori uno icoc Stoot trormcItc
Oic &irdnpcibgcigcr juionmlen, I'M
ocnt GoiIer g%cbilbrcnb oul5ulpiclcn.
Gnolld) gclang ca olld) belngtcW
Mioirc, cine Hll5nhl logenanrttcr
Spcdgciger bcrbci5uihoiicu, nod obcr
llid)t oic 5lucitc 9totbucnoigtcit, Die
(riumpb Yfortc, nid)t Die brittle -
ole Mcoc, Die unbcoiugt Ncboltcn mcC-
Ocn mrlBtc. Am licbltcn hattie CT lie
lclbIt 0cboltcm obcr Der aoiicr Der
itul,o tcin Icutld,, ulO CT iprod fcin
6rou5oiiih. 0ie Gage iuor idrcdlif.
Gnolid bail oltS oicicr 9totb Der go
itor. mcld)cr OeS SrnulSoiiidlcn lOiucit
fun0ig mar, IN cine fllr5c NllreOc
hQltcn 81 f6llncit mo olld) ocnl &al'
icr Hc0c mo Nntluort 81 Itcbel. Nun
clio nod sic Ghrcllpiortc. "a bali
ciu rcilenocr Nrd)itcft nit glltcnl No-
the aus mo Der quite Milc 0cS Sfrl'
mciitera, mcldJer 0ieicn ullSlilbrtc.
Mic lCerc1 Sltocr, Nnlbfl0cr', Ohm,
3lucioDnt. unh flciucrcn Safer lultr-
ocn ans Den &cllern 0c2 GorfC1 SIT
lammcngcrult mo oaroua cine cbells
10 id)ollc pic poiicnoc GhrcnpiOrtc cr'
bout itllb icocS sos nit 9llnncns ulO
Noubgllirlunoen umlhluutGcl. 81
por Iae3 III ldonlter Sronu1g, ais
Der auiicr fam bcglcitct bon @cne'
raj Nopp, Der befonntlidl ein Gcut'
ldbcr mar. Napoleon lab Die ieltcne
uno ieltionc G%brenpiortc mo rief
@opp SIT: Gas 1T ncll, polieno, &c
ih%lnudpoQ unO opd) bilig mo l0no.
lid." Gr bcioblbu hnltcn lno lticg
aus. Mottc ld)olt sic Gbrcupfortc glt.
ten GinOrrf qcnlndt, 10 pollcllocte
0iclcll oic m~ohiNelcbtc, fllr5e Nnrc0c
bea 0eiltlifen. Ger Soiicr b0rtc bet
fGlltg jl mo iprod) it'd lcbr mohi-
luollcn0 aus. Gr trogtc audi nod
Dem Sd)0pIcr Der Ghrcnpiortc, llcB
lid Den ShuInciltcr poritclen mo
belobtc i'm. ScBt iiel Ole Mfnlit cin.
Nopoleon lunr gut gelouult; er tbat,
ais bord)c er ouf Die WcIo0ie, Die inn
cine Golf&luciIc 81 lem ld)ien, El0B-
lid) brod) ubcr Hopp III ein ld)ullcll
0eS 8elddter ans, mcld)eS er, 10 lcbr
u IVY -H'ilpN Htpt iiuji
tomtte. Sinitcr iuonotc it'd Der Snl.
pcrutor nud) linn l1n1 lluo iragtc:
,ySnrum lod)en Sic?" Hopp, Der
lid piel criur5cn b%lrfte, crid)roF nidt,
ionocrn iogte, imrtcr nod lodlcllb:
,MuicItGt. ca lit Der Cert ocS &ic0ca,
mcld)ca bic WilIit ipielt, Der mid la
den mndlt." - SOP" logtc Napo-
Icon. limo Wlc lolltet Der? SD luill
ca miiicn." - nG@ lit cit oltcS, ocllt-
ifcH &olfalico, Moieit0t", iogtc
Hopp. .Ou1 10 olli0ngt: Oh bit Der
bette @rl,ocr aid nid)t." - Still"
oonlrcrtc Der auiler, trot raid sum
g@o9cn, ipronA bincin ul0 pcrgo6
Den @rliB 81 crui0crnL 0cn linn Die
@cmcinoc nit id)nlcttcrnocm Guide
Indlrlef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
Spocs=Nniciac

7yrcuuben. &crpoublcu mlo letnnutcu bier
nit bic ~truuripe anmridi. SnH c. CSntt hcm Nl-
mddtiacn acdueu unt. mcLnen tlutglt %gcltebtcl
@uiieu 1riebrth Gtlbcim GGliuarSrnd nnd ian
0cut. ichpsrell GCihci I'M Nlicr non icCbeinofitilI
Sip IdhreIr elf l~ionntcn mo nclliiltltoimdltil9
Enqcn hclttc niurQcl Gin bnib brci Ugr III ctl
heiicrCc Nericlt5 Ubiltbcrlfc1i.
" 10 . II urontlle. "a. Nprll 1909.
llHt itilta 9cilcio bittci ole tici!raicrloc
Satin
ui6-G Hlntn SdIlunr6rud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
Wcurnc Wulf.

Is iurb am -. guri! 1909 @cura Wpli,
Nnrn s8olf atb. gcbnete, i'm gItcr bon -
Sn0rei = liondtcrr mo ~ laAcn, &c Necroiz
Oullp iiuoct Spuntaaa, ocl p. .Elpril, 3 llhr
ItuhlrittGa2. bon icilcr lcuicll ISobnltla yir.
-, Glib GnrleN- StrubC. ans iiuit. Sctlctuug
uuf ocr rM,ount Gurmcla Gclllctcro,"
Ittl-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
NrniS Hibas Gemetcrg.

Der ibeaie Srirhhuf BON Baltimore, nnse
gttespine. 3ipfi elefTrif6e gotnfairter uno
ginllicp. NouIepuro olreii 6uln SSricobpf. vile
@-unhftiide inter f~tdnoi9er Iufii6t. Tteeriae
Rreife. 8erlanet bic ncuer Souren!r sStataloae.
Eiireon: GT. iii, Hpro.Gtaries. StraSe. Belize
IcIepboue. (MDril29--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
Martfo N2. %ySuhlmnd)cr.

IS fiarb am -. @lpril 1909. mi I I ll6r -
@hcnos. Martha NJ. gSublmnGer, G%clicbic @dis
lin bon Gurao 4. 9sub!mdder. it :i. Gohrc
ibrcs HcbcIo. Sic %ccrhiNutN 'tnoet S%onttnn,
rs libr NtnhmittdRa. bon tbrcr Icttcli 2En0l
mug. III. t2Ot, yioro z,liuntioro Ylrcult. ede
BON ainh!cs Sirubc. aus itait. Vct'criiii4. nil
hCr ullnLlinInrc GrnlclCrN. llILIl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
9tndlrMf

Mn Srieorim Rilbelm sahpar6rod.
IN bulOer Stcrn. lch' luohl. Su Glie Scrle.
,Rub' FAINT IN Gcincs 0rGbes itiller @rn't.
gln Geinem 6ilgel iinSi ia @oties SGdel
Sic ~iuhbufiei Siener. menlt Der EcI5 crpadb!.
Sln Netnein 8rnh' nirh trcuc QiGhc neiuCI.
eis mir cinft bort nuf'5 Rene uns pcreineit,
gCiuiomc! bon ocr Gutiiu
Gi5) Nina 2Mmarjrud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
!Ncnrn Sci6cl.

g itnrb am -. glpri! 10000 S,curD ecibci,
Qcliehtcr suite bon Snntn &. Scibcl. I'M ~.
Sabre iciHcs Gebcns. sic VCcrOiannG Ill'nct
Sunrtug, oet p. 9tYrtl. 70 llur gtndonllltnaG2.
pnlI teinCr lebteH lSobWlnu. 9tr. 9lH Gtlo=
GbdrusSiruBe, aus ituti. GeifctuiQ uuf OCT
,2uuouHA Fart=G cmctcr, tI3-lt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
Suahie 81. Sul imam.

IS itnrh ruG lutger Srunfbcii am -. Nurit
1909 2uphic u. Sntmnnn, gelicbtc @uttil BON
SoDunn :. pollntnIlIT, 1eb. Aicmuuu. I'M gtltGr
bon IL Subrcn s Dtunaicn mo IA laqcll. Sir
RfprhigiHN itnoet WiuntGa, Den %. 9lpril, =
llbr yIdhmiltdGs. bon i6rcr Icbicn 2SobuunA,
nnf hcnI NnlNOn. Nnrf. NricoHofc." N1a-M =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
Mcnrn 6. Erth.

IS ftnrb an %. gpriI $500 @cura y. SrtH.
pelicbter 5ohrt non CScur0 nm Scnrtcitn Grth.
i'm "a. Sabre fcineo Erbena, Die Nrcroinulia
IrGucrbnuic. RI. Is. pcrl. 6rrbcrid. glocnuc.
ans itntt. Neifcgur9 nui Oct r2ouoons EnrI
ScmcterG. did
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
emma Shtelc.

IS itnrb an u. 9lprii 1909 ulTcrc acIicbtc
(Sutiin unb Wtlltter emma Sbicic, och. WFcnrr.
i'm 4G. Sabre ihrce Yebcne. Sic Geerotorf0
iirnet W~iurtai, Der 2b. Ipril k3 ubr !&ud
sStrdbe. aus matt. Reiicrliru
priudtim. lin lille IbciIrNbmc bitten Der iran
Crnoc Cjuite
UI5"GI 3ulius ". 9biclc mo Ninorr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-25
+@crfanf

Depnumentcu, @raDtcinen nno etntne1.
"a mir has qaacrbdli5 gSr. 223, .ytorhs
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lpIIig mo germ.
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-07
By JOHN O'BRIEN

" on have all seen at some time or
other while in a quiet. out of the
way nook in the country spark
ling little stream flowing out from under
a messy rock. You have no doubt won
dered why 1t was bubbling away so
merrily, why it was so clear and cold
and where all the water came from
anyway.
Let me tell you a little story. We will
imagine we are on a quiet. shady hill
side somewhere near a forest. inst
above us and at the foot of a great
weather beaten rock we see a sparkling
little pool. In the damp earth all
around the messy basin are many small
footprints; evidently this little babbling
spring is the meeting place for all the
squirrels and chipmunhs of the vicin-
ity- Now let US turn and look far UP
the valley Do you see those hazy.
shadowy mountains away off in the dis
tance2 Well, on a certain day not
very long ago great puffy dark clouds
slowly gathered over those bleak peaks.
Gradually the sun was obscured; it
grew darker and darker until finally
the birds, thinking that night was ap-
preaching, focked to their nests The
little chipmunks and squirrels hurried
to their castles high in the swaying
trees and, peeping out, watched the
bears and rabbits scurry by on the way
to their underground homes.
The clouds grew thicker and thicker.
darker and darker became the day, and
amid the whistle of the wind could be
heard the deep booming and rolling of
far off thunder. Harder blew the wind
deeper came the thunder and brighter
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-07
By ARTHUR H. DUTTON,

g HARRIS of all kinds have long been
oTecognized as among the worst
pests of the sea. foes not only to food
fishes but to human beings as we'll. OF
the several kinds of shark the most
dangerous, the ugliest and the most
pugnacious is the tiger shark, so named
because of his tawny skin with trans
verse stripes around his body. He is
strong, grows sometimes to a length of
Is to 20 feet. and has cavernous
mouth quite large enough to take in a
mans head and sometimes his whole
upper body at one gulp.
Off the Central American coast tiger
sharks are particularly numerous and
sailors in that region take every OPP
portunity to STAY them, so dangerous
are. they. A popular way is to bait
a large meat hook with some sort of
meat, then use cork life preserver or
some good substitute as a float, sus-
pending the baited hook beneath it. A
long, stout line is then carried from the
float to the vessel or rock where the
shark fisher is stationed. The rest of
the play is just like ordinary fishing in
principle, but very different in the de-
gree of excitement. The moment the
shark nibbles at the hook the excite
ment is tense. When he swallows the
bait and gets caught the struggle be-
gins, and genuine struggle it is.
These sharks are powerful fellows, and
when they find themselves hooked their
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-07
ORIGIN OF THE BUBBLING SPRING

flashed the lightning, until suddenly, as
II the heavens had opened, the storm
broke overhead. The rain came down
in sheets and torrents. Soon pools and
puddles collected, and these, quickly
joining, formed the little streams and
brooks which hurried down the noun
tain side to swell the river in the
valley.
But here is where we see something
that interests US. Although great guam
titles of rain had run off in the streams
and brooks, very large part soaked
into the ground. This gradually de-
scended through the surface soil and.
going deeper and deeper, finally reached
a bed of clay. You have all seen
clay-that awfully sticky. solid
mass. like putty-welI the first
water to REACH this layer found it could
not sink any further, so pool was
formed. AS more water came down
from the surface this pool grew and
grew, until finally, under the pressure
of the ever increasing supply. it
stretched out over the clay bed in the
form of little underground brook.
Now this clay bed is spread through
the earth like a chocolate layer in a
cake. The little stream, therefore. fol-
lowed the upper surface of the bed
through hills and valleys, under towns
and villages and across counties and
states. At times the course led through
caverns and tunnels dark and deep and.
unlike surface streams, it often ran up
MIL just ike the water in the pipes at
home. 1t travelled through sand that
acting like filter, cleansed it: through
mineral beds that purified and gave to
it that nice taste. and through deep.
dark caverns, in which it was cooled
Finally the clay bed reached the surface
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-07

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Salinas.
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Darrell Kuii. 1870 Eleventh avenue.
Ora G. Hyde. s2s Nineteenth street.
Oakland.
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Walter w. Witt. $40 Ninth avenue.
Ella Mcclure. 1901 Treat avenue.
Euniee V. Miller. 21s West Acacia.
street, stockton.
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Edna VOCAL. 1910 Hayes. street. San
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Margaret Wood. sa1 Fell street, San
Eugenia Farmer. ss1 Eleventh ave-
nue., San Francisco.
Helen Simons, Hayward.
Miriam yollmar, 11sS Regent street.
Alameda.
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Frank Roberts. 17s Dorland street.
San Francisco.
Clara Powers. S7s South Ninth
Camilla F. smith. 24Ol Eighteenth
street San Francisco.
Marjorie Stuart, 2440 Haste street.
Constance Topping. 1851 Claiming
way, Berkeley.
Juliet Wood, Towle.