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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-25
SECTION MAN
MADE WEALTHY
HOUSES MENDICANT AND WILL
SHARE IN PROFITS FROM
INVENTION.

RENO, April 24.-From a job as
section boss at $50 a month to
man of affluence with $4,000 al
ready in his possession and a pros
pect for many thousands of dollars
more, is the romantic story revealed
yesterday in a letter to Roadmaster
j. E. Toombs from William H.
SWEET, until April 10th in charge of
the Southern Pacific section at Rye
Patch, Nevada
Added to the romantic feature of
SWEETS new prosperity is the fact
that it was gained by assistance rem
dered to an old man who was penni-
less and whom the Rye Patch section
boss fed and cared for in his time of
need.
Swett's good luck comes from a
process of evaporating fruits vege-
tables and almost any form of vege-
tation. The old man whom he hous-
ed in charity is the inventor of the
process and three days ago the rights
for the use of the evaporating ma
chine were sold to the State of Ore
gon for $4,000. SWEET shares
equally in the returns from the fruit
drying machine which is due to the
old mans fertility of brain and ac-
cording to the letter received by
Roadmaster Toombs the agency
rights in California will bring three
times that of Oregon.
The letter to Roadmaster Toofnbs
came in answer to one from the
railroad official offering SWEET a sec
ton at Mill City with a section
house attached thereto. For two
years SWEET has been an applicant
for section where the railroad sup
piled a habitation for the foreman's
| family. The vacancy at Mill City
developed last month and several
days ago Roadmaster Toombs in
formed SWEET by letter that he could
have that portion of the road to look
after. The letter received yester-
day was the answer.
Accompanying the letter was sew
eral samples of fruit and vegetables
evaporated by the machine which
will bring SWEET and the aged man
whom he helped, to wealth. They
are wonderful samples of a new
process which are altogether differ
ent from the old product of evapor-
ization. The samples consisted of
evaporated peaches, apples. pears
and squash. They retain their orr
ginal size and bear out the state
ment by SWEET that the machine will
revolutionize fruit evaporation
methods
Il won't need the section house
now says SWEET in his letter. 81
am going to build a house of my
own and takethings easy
81 don't blame him for resigning
from the job" commended Road
master Toombs
Try a Bonanza want ad.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-25
GOLDFTELD VOLUNTEERS
THANK TONOPAH BOYS.

At a meeting of the Goldfield Vol
unteer fire department Wednesday
night, resolutions We're adopted
thanking the Tonopah fire depart
ment for offers of assistance during
the big fire there recently, and also
to the Columbia fire department for
a similar offer The department al
SO considered a reward of $25 Of
fered by st. Pierre for services rem
dered during the fire. Sheriff Brad
ley also was thanked for presents,
and a movement to hold a dance for
the purpose of getting hook and
ladder outfit for the paid department
was begun.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-25
Has NARRoW EsCAPE.

Lloyd Swasey, the young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Swasey, yes
terday had a narrow escape from
what might have resulted in a SER
ious injury. The lad fell about eight
feet from the stairway of the Turner
hotel and landed head foremost on
the ground. His only injury, how
ever, resulted in a front tooth loos-
ened and his loss of breath, the lat
ter he regained in a few seconds.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-25

Location notices In tripllcate-
handiest AFFAIR for prospectors and
understandings carbon-150 no.
tees in book. For sale at the Bon
ANA office.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-25
HAT SALE.

Hats will be sold at cost during
the closing out sale at Mrs. Jane
sons. 4-25-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-25

For a nice large glass of cool beer
and free lunch drop in the Nevada
Club. 4-16-tf
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-25

WANTED-Clean cotton rags, with
out buttons-Two cents per
pound-Inquire Bonanza Office.
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NOTICE TO The PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby given that all
patrons of the Tonopah Sewerage
and Drainage company are notified
that all services must be paid
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-25

The Kendall" rooms by the day.
week or month at reasonable rates.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-04
Spe5iaI.O fierte.

W. &eiTert, 4O9-411 Norb-Gas.
Strake, Der beitbefannte beutide BIO.
toarapb, uiierirt n,r fir oieie @ude:
Gin lebenssro6es giIS, in Mqaarell'
farben gemalt nnS BON bobem limit
leriidrm @ertbe, frei nit einem
Sntcnt feiuer beiten Gabinet.S tnbicn
fit $780, &csnldrrr 9sreis $4,000.
@mte Gabinet.gilSer $3.50 xnS anf.
iuarts. @ersr5Feruusen bon alien
@iloern in allen Musiibrnnsen. Nns
Mrbeiten earantirt. Mdten sic ipe'
5iea anf nuieren 0amen unb &ans'
hummer, 4O9-411 Nurb- q it,.
(Drs13TnS .1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-04
Haitor Iaucf sccbrt.

grbalt bon aaiier Srau5 Soiepb oos
goIbene Icrbienitfrel5 init Der
arone IN Nnerfenning ieirer Tsr=
bieuite Inn oie @riinoun9 oeS bic
ii9en oitreihiid)en Gnligranten=
Deims.
Sod ~erfreltt uno iiberroidt milroc
geitern Yaitor Goclou @anef bon Der
bObmiid)en Yresbpterinner : Stride OF
Wuibin9tonltroBe lnb @iblanoeN pe.
ourd] cine ibm pom bieiigcn oltrei-
hiif-unaoriifen 9oniul q. Souls
Setter iibermittelte IepeidJe Don Der
oltreihiid)-ungnriiten Yotibait in
@oibington, ipelde Die Wittbeilung
elltb1lt, bnB ein 0ertreter. Der BOT.
idaft III uenigen Saaen nod, 8alti.
more fonlmen unb EoItor gauet I'M
Nomen oes aaiicrs Sron5 Soiepb
pon Seitreid), llngorn nit Dem eoloes
nen Gbrenfreu5 nit Der @rone oeto-
riren mo linn Gin prGtti9eS Bib oeS
bod)bctogtcn Monnrd)cn iiberreiden
luirb.
Iieic NuS5eihnun9 miOeriubrt oem
Ealtor Ganet III Nnertennuitg Ielner
ScrbicnIte Inn bos biciige oitreidiihe
Gmigrantenbeim, meldes iid) III Nr.
500, Noros9rooopnp beiinoet nno
oeiien Grinder uno ge9enludrtiaer
Superintendent Eaitor @onet lit. Gie
a%usstid)nlrn0 lit nm 10 beulerfens@
ipcrtber, OILS lie einenl proteitantiifen
@eiitliden Don Seiten eiucs Itren9
fotboliiden Mpnord)en 81 Ibeil miro
unb Der 8esbrte lIberboupt nid)t nlebr
oitreihiiher llntertbon ionoeru aluc,
rifaniider 9iiraer lit. Gic Sepeihe
an aonill Setter mar bon Baron
Nmbroie, Dem @cif1itstrGaer Scr
Gilrcihiid-ungoriihcil @otitait iu
@oibington, lntCr5cidnct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-04
Sunncnanf. unb 1lntergang.
Gus @cttcr.

Siir Warplanb unb Sen TiItrift
Golumbia bcutc flor iinb ctluns f1l.
Ter, nlorgen flor, gclinocr lueroenbr
llorOneitlid)e Wi,oc.
Baltimore bate aeitern @ettcr al
Ter Irt. Is mor an &ornitto9 orp-
beuO. am Nnhmittaa rcgnete es itno
oml gbeno CABS Sfnae. Cab babel
Der Snou9llrotion nit 0ongcn ent.
gegcIl 9eicben lpurbe, lit natiirlld).
!Soiientlid) btbuit Ger Wettcrmonn
init ieincr |orouS ooE c. bc,l-
t. flor icin miro, rcd)t. Ter Sd)nec,
Ger gcitern gbcnb iiel, ucrluonoeltc
1id) in Den StroBcn ipiort in eirt Eolb
iuGiicrige Wnlic. Die fir SnB0GENrr
nid)te iucniaer ulS onNtncbm iunr.
Sn oell aubcrcn Nunoca @ettcrbc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ocs SonocS MIR
hsn Die iolecnoen nicorioitcn Sempes
roturen pcr5rihnct:
Guitpoyt 16, Nortlanb 20. Bottom
81. glbonp rs. Ncm-Dorf 36, Ebilu.
hclpbio "a. atlantic Gitp 80. @oihs
in9ton 3S. Npriolf ~, SotteroS l6,
Charlotte A. @~ilmington As, Gbor,
lciton %, Soponnab -. %Sodionpillc
IS. Stpitcr G2, Sen @tit 6S, Ntlontu
-. Montgomerp 80. Ncu.S rleons
%, Eolciiinc 81. @alpclton 60, Cor
pms Ghriiti GIG, Wtmpbie 81. Giucin'
noti AZ, Eittsbilra 36, SSluc9o %.
@lliiolo %, Glcpelonb 30, Tetroit 30,
Ilpcna %, Worquctte 2S. Green Ban
%. Chicago IS. Tulutb -. Salt
Cafe Gitp "a, 81. 2pilis 40, aonioS
Gin SO. Smoba 81. Suron 26. BIS
marf q, @iGilton Is. &opra a, Se-
lena 80. Sult Gafc Gitp 80, Tcnper
81. N.Elatte 2G, Iobae Giip %, gMu.
riuu 3S, Sos Mgcles 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-04
Wcbr Erotcitc.

GoS GurQebUl elmer Nn}abl Iclc9os
ten ocS ,@iirAer- &ercina" in Der
announcements s6ragc III peridlic.
benen @ereinen beiprodcn.
yIrobIinn" mo nSo3iollltl'dc
9inocrtuicl" rillCn 6os Dor
ihncllc San0Cln. - Ger GlniluB
ais mObbin9i8c @0rpcrNdo't
pcrider5t.
Gem @eiipiel Scr Grcfltiuc mo
hca ErGiioentcn Der ger. S0nger"
am Sonutog mo bca .@ermanlas
3urrucrcina" ont Gicnitog iOlacno.
luurOe boS &or1cbcn etIid)er Gelc9o'
len gum yNiir9cr!Tercin" III Der
Imenocmlcnta. 6roae 9ciIcrn Abcno
olld, IN mcbrcrcn anoeren Gcreinell
bciproten llno ncrllrtbellt.
Ser ,Sroblimn" nobn clllet bon
Srn. Scinrid) Wergcbcm oIIcrirtell
Wcid)lllB al, bllrdJ mcld)cn 0aS Yer
haltcn oco Srn. @curp @icncicIO, oca
GcleQoten ocS Tcrcins al Ocn lln'
obbGuQigcn @iirgcrpcrcilL inocn1 or
abricth, ooB Der 9ilr%gerpereln ilh nit
Der ENHANCEMENT . Trugc bclto'tlNc,
0anlit ea fciucn llnfrieoen gcbc, be
lobt uu,o IN entihieocner @cilc geNcn
OoS porcili9 Norgeben elmer flelllell
Wchrbcit Scr in scr lcBtclt SiBlnl0
bc3 Niirgcrpcrcin8 o%hpelenocn Eele-
0otcn protcltirt miro. Ger VcIhl,lb
moro c%inltimmig ongcnomnlen II. nllc
Mitolieoer bcs &crcino lproben ltd)
in ~abiGliger un0 tbeiiS idoricr @cilc
oariibcr aus, bob Der 9iirgerpereiil
Nnitolten made, leinem 3ipcd jllipi-
ser ulo sur ShGoigung Der beut-
it,en Giniofeit Ole obitiliiiNe portei.
poIitiite 9obn bctrctet babe.
Sn Gbnliher 8eiie ipraden 81,
Mitglieoer ser rSo5ioliitiiten Sic
bertaiel" iid) ollS. Sic crfldrtcn es
cbeniaus iiir eiuen 9roBcn 6eblcr
hoB Der @%iirgcrpcrein lih nit Den
Nmcnoement beiobte, 5u bemielbel
Stellume nobm mn boourd) lelnct
einillB ais l~nubbungige aorper
idloit pcridlcr,te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-04
gringtf ne aGnfcr.

lie Snougurotion brinat ben Bal.
tlmorer @roBaeid,0iten tribe adufer
aus DEM Horoen, Silocn uno @,'
Iten, Tiele &ouflcutc, ipcld)c 5ltr
EMANCIPATION nod) @oibington font
men, nebmen bic @%elegcnbcit ipabr,
0leit) noh Baltimore 5t iobrel n1o
iDrc Sriibiabrs -GinfGltic 81 MAIDEN.
;3lloem bietet Baltimore beilere So
tel. llntertunit, 90 in ser @unbeS.
baliptitaot NGes nit Tremoen iibct.
iiiQt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-04
Taitcn-M nSad)ten in ben Scntidcn
fatbuliidcn &ird)cn.
3 t. c.

ct. NlpbpnuSs&irdc.
Counting, gbenos HS llbr, erigli.
id)c Soitenpreoigt uilO bl. Ssgeu.
Mittipob, Abenos HS llbr, ocllt-
id)c 6oitenpreoigt uno bl. Sesen.
Sreito9, NadmittaeS I'M 4 llbr,
areu5lpeg-anOaht fir Die Sdilltin.
Der uno sbenbs 12S llbr fir Die Or
mohicllen. Torali III. Se9en.
g t. Sofobus.airtc c.
Spnntaa, Mbenbs Z llbr, Saltell.
Ereoiet, aebaIten BON Eater 8eftor
). q. S6neiber, rMiiererc" mo FL.
Segeu.
GienItoa, abenSs 1aS llbr, Soften.
Ereoigt in en9liiber Sprode. 9ebaI.
ten Don Softer &eftor 5. q. Shnei-
ser, ~Wiierere" lmo III. Segcn.
Wittluod), AbenoS HS ltbr, areiS-
ipca-Anbod)t, ~Stobot Water" mo
bl. Sesen.
Sreitog, abenos HaS llbr, Seibenss
Erebiat, gebolten bon Safer i. 4.
9aoer, o9ei Dem 8rel5 in uoiien
@ansen" Ii. i. ~. nnb III. Scsen.
6reita9. Nadmittass I'M 8 llbr.
miro Die grobe @lode geIGutet sttr
Grimlerung oil bas bitterc 2eiben
uno Ben GOO Gbrilti ain Grcuse mo
borelli &relt3negsgnbod) fir sic
Sd)ulfinocr unb III. Segen.
st. 20 hocIS.airhc.
Sonntae, abenbs 1aS ltbr. beut.
itc Soitenprebigt uno III. Segen.
Gienitog, Nbenbs 1873 llbr. ensli.
Idle Soitenpreoigt ulo bI. Sesen.
Mittmod. abenos 1aS ubr. areu;-
peg.anoadt unb 81. Seeen.
8reitag, Abenos 15S ubr. oeitid,c
2eiocnsprcoigt ulb FL. Segen.
8abreno Der 6altenSeit iinoet bci
Den aload)ten MIR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
itntt.
81, Greu5.&irhe.
Sonlltag, Mbenos HS llbr, GcS.
per. arci,5meg-gnoabt mb Fl. Sc
gen. "a
Mittiuod,, abcnSs 1As l1br, Roien.
fran5, 6oitcnprcoi9t un6 Fl. Scgen.
Srcitag, Nbelos ES llbr. 8rei1j,
lpeg-Inboft n,b I'll. Sepen.
Il, Fl. NotbbeIfer.9irdc.
Sonntag, bei'm Sod)nmte Inn 1a1l
ltbr. 6aItenpreoist; Mafmittaas 3
llbr ieierlifer &rcit5peg uno III. &c.
gen.
Gienitaa, abcnos 1as llbr, SoItcn-
predict uno Ssgcn.
Wittlpod, Nadmittaas 3 llbr,
aren5tueg fir sic ainber.
6rcitaa, gebnSs 1aS llbr, 0rcu,.
luca'gnoodt unh 81. Scscn.
Seri Sciu.Rirde.
Sonttog, abeubs ES llbr, ga.
ltenpreoist unb III. Sesen.
Withhold uno 6reitos, MbenSs
EaS llbr, arenjlues-anoad uno IF.
Segen. axaae
Tiir bie 0inoer miro Mittuod.
Nntmittass VA llbr, Der areu3ruea
gebetet luerosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-04
sGeo. S. Sicncr & &c.,
217, Elt-Valtimure.Strase.

Geutites uno anbercs ausl1noi.
Ites 8elb gcfauit uno perfauft.
Scloie,oungcn beiorat mab Ieutid.
lano, Seitrcid), NubIono II. /. ~.
&ehieI a,.sseitelt aui ~ausIdnoiid)e
Vanfen. Grebitbrieie uno 1rapcierS
&5eques. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-04
SebbeI's einsiaes Ntelier.

Wir babrn MIR Gin MteIier in BAL.
f:iHore, nno oas befinbst i'd ia Der
stage ~ ebener Grbe, Nr.321, Nuro-
Wag-, nabe 3isb.str. aiuoer.Hbp-
tosrapgieu cine S~pesialitGt. - Seine
Nsenten nnb feine1reppen 81 iteiseu.
). Sebbel. s. Grai, 0ei@aitsfabrer.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-04

3um Erobe EoliSiltener-
lnnnt lullroe aeitcrn Geo. ". 60.
iporoa bon Nr.23t7, Sit Tr%eltonitr.,
uno nat Dem iiiolucitliheln Giitrifte
c%ntlollot. Gr l,inntt Die SteQlng
bon Dem Eoli5iiten Hobert g. Tupis
elll, lpeld)er 6llm Scrgconten beiDrs
ocrt lnlo nod) Dem noro0itIid]en 81
ltriftc uerlcbt ipltroc. Ger Erobepo-
ll5llt Solcpb i. Carroll uurbe Slllll
rcgul1ren Epli5iitcn beforocrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-04
i nj Sntereiie Scr ainbcv.

m Sntereiie Scr Sinner.
= Inter ben Muipi3ien Der vGoniu
ruers 2cogMe" miro am 10. Idr5 III
ser WcGop : Salle cine Wuiien . Ser.
iamnllung iiattfin6cn, III iueldcr bon
9nlibes : Senotor 9eperioge bon
Snoinla uno Srau Slorcnce aeIlep.
Ge%fret1rin Der y9taiionnl Goniun,ers
2eaaiic". Die &inoerarbeii Sraec be.
iprod)en iperben miro. aarbinol Glib.
bonS miro ocn Woriis fiibreu. Tic
giaa m6dte biniid,tIid) ainberarbcii
NejjcrlMg III @arplano id)aiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-04

Cine Dor it anos Situua
bes 5urmpcreius ,@ormGrtS" iiuSet
bcutc slbcno itott,-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-04
: WcloicnSrnacn.

0eloieno,rn9en no6 GcutidIono
uno SeIlrcit . llngarn iid)cr rulo
Id)ncll bciorgt. 8, 10 mo 20 Murf..
Jennie 10 mo 90 &roncn Shcinc III
%certauien.
SAcO. 8. 2irncr & &c.,
o. Wr. 217, Cit.|altimorc.Str.
e6He far's auttnnb briorsi U. Ratue, 4t8
cb'HsitiikSresots.. Rabe Vsitsn ~ossiLAuexne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-04

philadelphia Sbcatcr.8cicli1aft
-nJriiblingslnit"--
Spcrcttc. Yueenm.S bcatcr. ). Marj.
Sichc Mnuunee an anocrrr Stcac.
(J7-6U
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-04

Ser 9cmeinbe. Mben6 Scr
3lo'ls . @emeinoe lit anf ben 90.
Wtar5 oerlegt lporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-04

Aeltcrft DIE trOild)e SliIle Oes an rs.
Scbrunr I'M Altcr Don % Subrcn
aus Dem Sebcn geihicbenen Srn.
Rld)aro Gpring pom Srouerbnuie.
Ar. 1929. Siio-Eaeaitrabe, ans ilad)
%icillcr lcsten &llbeit1tte. oti Dem
Bonnie Srac-Srieobofc." EoItor
Sranf Staple BON Der ct. E~ollus.
&apcIlc on Der Columbia. Apcnnc.
nnbc Eopplcton. StraBe, belt I'M
2ralicrbailie luuo in Der Stride eincn
crbebcnocn 8ottesoieuIt. AlS 9nbr.
titbtragcr crpieien Dem Seritorbenel,
bic lcttc Gbre oie SS. 6. e Nipple,
YIN. @ution, 9arrp 9rager, 60.
Hlataer, 9arrp Ylaseer uno @eprae
Strait. Sr. Curing mlrbc am 2G.
Nopcmtcr 1880 IN Baltimore acbo.
rem ul1o mar ieit lmgeiGbr Is Sabren
III DER 9eleniobrif Der 6irma 2. q.
Mipple's Bros. ols 8ormann beidai.
tigt. Ais @itslieo geborte or Dem
.Geoar-Gonclnu Hr. 6" oes Serb.
Sroells Der Septaiopben" on. Scit
Sabren lrar er Ritglieo Der ct.
Eanls. @enleinbe. Gr bintcri1bt ieinc
8ottilL 6rau gaa gpring, geb. 3eap,
icluie 5ipei ainber, GliSabctb ,unb
&iIlian Curing.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-09

Mn. F1tznoodio bad two starr
at her great social gathering Herr
EehpuntS. the great, II unknown, plan
ist nom the fatheFland. and DF. Bump
feller. the world famed. II fake. phrs-
nologist.
Listen" said Ma n. juat before
the latter entered the room. u am 90
Ing 10 let the professor feel herr
Behpunfz's bumpa He is ! wonder.
Pn wager anything hs'ii BE- able 10
tell that Herr echpunta Il q musician"
Excltement ran high Dc. Bump
Teller entered and began playing = ave
finger exercise that would hare done
credit "a Bchpunta himself on the mu-
sician'a classic Uranium.
Here" he began. hero-ahemk-is
q practical business man. e man Of
great common sense. with no nonsense
about him. No Wasteful arts Tor himl
No wonderings Ia the realms Of fancyi
No dreamer or
He caught the hOStess' pleading eye.
She was playing scales upon her lap.
He winked q blisstully uneonscioug
wink.
But his brosthless audience missed
itl
"Ah," be concluded. ''this gentleman
lives BY the skin Of bile hands. ]
should say that be 70 one Of the most
expert typewFiters IN the klhgdomF'-
London Express.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-09

rtrtd prra ror fbe lone1sl slxpenny
--tWtlve ward ielogfam that could
actualiy ~ cent TO SIS ollce. Out 81
$50 ieiegrams received this ons gained
lho prizes
Administrator generals counter.
revoiutonary inierc0mmunications un.
circumstantlated ouartermaster zen.
erals diaproporti0nahleue1a character.
iatically e0unlaEdiatineuished uncon.
atiluuonalislic misrepresentation"
These twelve words confain exact
y 200 letters, end the telegram needs
two periods, two opostrophes and one
hyphen 10 make 4 proper English.
And 4 does noe contain the longest
possibility n the language. 'prOarti.
transubstantlatlonlstically." eithsTl -
Chicago Record. Herald
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-09


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a Il oaen otherwise
have beea heaking
the t1ih az e ~
eiht esmlns q END his
casting a. anzioua eye.
- slreinirg rigging. nav
t1. where the dun
esak grsp hoafiy more ON
Waite yaeht made heavy
% g unee1 htr feur Fsefs.
BE- ness inia sveIy sea and
patg a1ins 0vw her wind
1 q msnnsg tat drenchsd
e 81 heF Geek.
PSF int Inaian BAY" the
loasioE suggested
rlnnaing ~ ths AFTER rail,
eoueEhins that the sailing
h Cor aequiescence. for be
tes order 70 the man at the
4h yaeht cane about With q
sn1 banging thst shook her
stem % stern and went careening
Fara
ol Watched the ragged blue
op,line 81 the shore grow more
onces as they neafss NJ Pres.
th1 were threading their way
i. ~. Il. -. .... = - Ottt. a.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-09

uta roNofb e1tof ltt ht1 Va
him 81 as cn1Im 3oH1 EancWe
cl lts lur4aiile. the alan Vho
bed always sauntcd ltal ~ Hoa I'm
mime a.on lhe Wile1 OF Woman. AID
inen she ta tossed HIM aaife CALMLY
Eto ans toy chat htd lost - noyeity.
BE c1eue1 ~ mullache neSvcpalg
ana auore uafeE his brosth what
eoGt q span had Eba cast ever himl
re ought = hafo hor, yet 81 BE- ~
most heart - knew that eGea now he
loved hfr with an the intanailg % ble
nature.
me little illanss aliDped Daat ons hy
enc Ihs yaeht esaee1 haF Wnd plung.
me ana onlsred ths quiet water e ths
hay sodaasly. "A fsW sharp orders
non ne sailing mastoE ed ths sails
came Fatkling down end tha anchor
was dfegps6 with q chatter e eahla
BofDrs thsm tho shora wa dotted
VITA tWiahiing lights that ahsns chear-
fuuy throagh the murky giosm q tie
gay twilight. me rain wa boNla.
ping % ean N long. elanting linsa.
VofEol at1n stood by The ran. emok.
ing ana ahsorhsd 81 bic swn hitter
thoughts
He W0pl8 send her q message. He
would not Ist her know how deeply he
was hurt, but be would let her know
that be Understood now TIE whole I'm.
port Of their little AFFAIR. he turned
10 the sailing master. who was proDsr-
ing 10 80 below.
"OrdeT the SIC lowered MI. Nc
Graw.v b said tersely. SIN going
ashore"
During that pun Bhorswand Ferrol
was turning over IN his mind the mes
sage be would send, ana from some
where IN the archives Of hia memory
came q quotation from Sir LRunfal
that fitted his needs 70 q nicely. II
set him smiling angrIy as be sat IN
the stern sheets Of the GIG the tifeR
ropes IN either hand.
ne landed at the little pier and
splanhed through the mud and rain %
the nearest hotel. AZ tina telegraph
deak be allied ont q blank;
Miss Annetts Y. Morley, Hotel jackson.
Wanona Beach:
VoF . cap and bells our lives we pay.
Bubbles We buy with q whole souls TASK
las.
Thsn be went back 70 the yacht.
Smoked awhile. pacing the wet. dFoary
deck, and finally went below. He
tumhlsd on b q wide leather seat that
ran the length Of the cabin and Woat
over 4 an again and again-thaiR
walks. their drives. their little QuarTsla.
the happiness that had been bis until
that last bitter hight-until az last
soQthed BY the mOnOtonous driD-dEip
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-09

The longest news stem ever trans
mitted By wire was the sending Of the
entire revised version Of the New
Testament 20 q Chicago daily neWapa.
per from New York on Nay "a. 1854
TIE Issue Of TIE paper containing that
single telegram comprised twenty
pages nixteen oe which were taken up
with ths brand new version Of the
New Testament. which had been pro
cured previous 10 its o6ieial publica.
den. TIE New Testament contains
81 books. go chapters. 1859 verses
and not Car from 10000 words.
eomo years ace tie ciErulatIos e.
nartment eg q Lnn6on nauananas az.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-09

When william a. Scott was man
aging clerk IN the early sixties f0r the
Arm OF Cleveland & Titus. q client
came IN and wanted ga opinion Fiaat
away. No member q the arm was in.
Accordingly. Mr., Scott, with some hesi-
tation. wrote the opinion. When bis
principal Mr.. Cleveland, came Ia. be
explained the circumstances and show
ed him the opinion. Mr. Cleveland
looked ct him with a smile and then
read Il with care "Humph." said Dc;
pretty poor opinion. but II win DO 70
charge. New York Times
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-09

Owing % ne rofoluiion o. ne earth
the aun Seems 90 maize u 8aIg 1
cult around us. which o. course 8 n1l
the case But the aon > refdleine
about lla center quite ~ trulS a. the
earth ls II was one of lhe concspiiCae
OF that most remarkable man Es John
Hegchei. that tho whole solar EGsieU
had q motion % Space and 8se 81
vanclng toward q point a. tha heavens
near the star Hercules slr johns con-
ceptloD-as bold "a idea - ever en-
tered the human minds now geneg
ally accepted by ASTRONOMERS. and fhs
opinion IL quite universal amonE them
that the entire system e tracing out
curvilinear path ia space. ccnEte
around some mighty center. probably
AZ Hercules.