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TEXAS Q o Q 9

gave the matter no further thought.
Men threatening to kill him was an
item on every days program.
1t was nearly dusk of that bleak day.
and Mcdonald was in the railway sta
ton, sending an official telegram to his
men at Amarillo, when an old man
named Crutcher, whom Mcdonald
knew, came in with the word that Mat
thews wanted to see him and fix up
matters without any more trouble.
Capt Bill regarded Crutcher keenly;
evidently he was sincere enough.
John says he wants to see you and
fix up everything right" repeated the
old man, persuasively.
Capt. Bill finished writing his tele-
gram and sent it, Then turning to
Old Man Crutcher, he said in his slow,
mild way:
"Well. that all sounds mighty good
to me. l never want any trouble that
I can help. Come on. let's go hnd
him."
They left the depot on the side
toward the town, and as they dlo SO
they saw the sheriff OF Hardeman
county, whose name was Dick Co1er'
with Matthews and two of the latters
friends. coming to meet them. Sherih
Golfer was a step ahead of Matthews
as they crossed the street. Old Man
Crutcher in friendly way put his arm
through McDonalds as they advanced.
When there were but four or five feet
between the groups, all stopped and
there was a little silence.
Then Mcdonald said:
"Well?"
And Matthews answered, keeping
Golfer still just a tribe IN advance:
"Well, what is it, Bill?"
"T understand" he said, that you
have been saying some pretty hard
things about me, and that you-all are
going to wipe up the earth with me. Is
that so?"
Matthews edged trifie nearer to
Golfer.
mo" he said, 81 didn't say taat. but
by God I'll tell you what l dia say.
at the same moment pointing E&s lers
index finger in McDonald's face, while
his right hand slipped in the direction
of his hip pocket.
Capt. Bill saw the movement aEd his
own hand dropped into his side over
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-04-15
chambermaids' Hero Fell Off Amaz-
ingly When One Got Closer
to Him.

He was very MISUNDERSTANDING
man, this new guest of the hotel. He
was over six feet in height, his Shout
ders were broad, his leonine head
was proudly appraised, and his eyes
held concealed. but half-hinted. stories
of past sorrows.
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Or Else Burn.

Andrew Carnegie, apropos Of his
epigram about the disgrace Of dying
rich, said at dinner in Washington:
why should any one die rich?
There are no pockets in a shroud, and
as for the man who'd like to take
his money with him, why, even If he
managed to do so. it would only melt"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-04-15
The Marine Naturalist,

The Ancient Mariner told of shoot
ing the albatross.
Were you photographed in the act.
and did you save the bullet?" asked
the wedding guests.
Sadly the old tar realized that he
was out of date.
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For Settlement

THAT fellow seems to take himself
very seriously"
Eyes; he thinks his personal SQUAD
bles are weighty enough to be re-
ferred to The Hague"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-04-15

A mans idea of generous act is
having a chance to take all another
fellows money and leaving him some
loose change.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-04-15

II hear dot Levi has made an assign.
ment, und he has only been married
one week."
well, he always did believe dot mar
rage vas a failure"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-04-15

Every man should have his balance
wheel trued up occasionally.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-04-15

Did you ever?" said one of them.
I never did, the other said husk-
lily; you go take him his biscuit"
The other scowled.
And maybe have him say Thank
you with that voice a. his'n?" she
suggested sarcastically. mot for
muh''
We'll" said the other waitress, ''it's
a cinch he'll go hungry. amt going
to take 'em." Dallas TEX News.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF

DOCTOR YOURSELF
when you feel a cold coming on by taxing few doses
of PERU Davis Pdiniuer. 1t is better than Quinine
and safer. The large SOC bottles the cheapest.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-04-15

Who reads Pickwick Papers has tho
Dickens of a time;
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-04-15

HE Texas Panhandle Is that
portion of the state which
lies directly south of what
was No-Man's Land. ex-
tending from parallels 100
to 103. east and west. It's
shape suggests its name.
and its name suggests linn
itless areas of waving
grass; vast rowing herds;
cowboys and ponies-both
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

Nun Sec uno S0icn. Sc
pclhcn ollS Nortolt jufol1c Der.
branntc Der PuItimorcr Shuouer yS.
2. HoSfill8" u0rbIid non 0cn lpeIt-
inbiihcn %nleIn un0 MlBerbolb oe5
Wolfltrumea an :. Gcbrtnr. Gle
Natridt lpllroe bon Gopitdn s.. Y.
&~pNelbcrO bon Dem ON SrcitoN in
Noriolt o%l9clnngten 0Guiihcn Gam.
pier nNoroitierllen" Ncbrud)t. Nud)
Nnqobc oe1 G~opit0ns mliroc Die Be
laBltlN 0ca perbronmtcu Sd)oonerS
pun cineul britildlell Sdiif acrcttct.
Yer ,N. z. No9tit2" mar elm etlpo
POO SUB LANCER Grciuoiter mo &C
horte Ser Sirn1n +. s. Eoll II. So.
Don baltimore. Gr fnbr am %. So
mar nit elmer YnolluO NlnItbiiu0cr
pon hicr nad @iInlil0tou, nc, ob.
Ter Grtlrliona Gumpfcr
yTrconllnn0" mllrNc uon Nerrn Wm.
-. NpSlcp an Die oSouc Eoint ulO
Queenstown Transportation auo Sc.
uelopucnt So" pcrtouit, 9ie aGu.
icrin luiro Den Gompicr iiir Sobrtell
nod Sopc Foiilt p%erlucn0cn unO be
obiid)ti0t. Die Nohborid)oit bon Souc
Eoiut in cincn groBortiNen Icrgnii.
0ltlldSpIQB unlullponnClL. .
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z tenoarapbiitiu nne Erin5ipal ter
%Idrmmnbcn.

Soutb Nnrmolf, Is. Scbr.-
Srou Irtbir @. Iol0c bon @eit.
port, Die ols Soiepbinc j. @urriion
in Der @eieaidoit pom Chicago cine
beruorragenoe Rouc ipielte rulo mel
dc grtbur y. Solge nod) breinlolis
gem @ittneltbum ais pierten 8otten
aebeirothct bat, lit oli9cnblidlid mics
Der obnc 8cnlabl. Scit Wtittluof) lit
ndulid ibr @attc iplrloS peritnprll-
ocn. gaie bebauptet miro, ipa CT Dor
ieincm &cridminhen $4,000 6ei lid
gebabt bnbcn. Nn benlielben Gage
peridNponO nlld) Snbic Solurep, cine
Sienogropbiitiu Gol9e'S, nafoem lie
ibr 9ont9utbuben i'm Setroge BON
500 cin9e5oacn bottle. Sruu Gol9e
be9t feinerlei b0ien TerOod)t ae9ell
ibrcn @ntten. Sic lit iiber5eugt, baB
or batb 81 ibr 5uriidtcbrcn miro.
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Wraur Snarc ucrbannt.

1ie oIte Socc. So!bci CUR Crbol.
ting Scr @uNriorbc 81 benutell, 1T
ipie0cr rlcil seporocu. ltEiere 8roB.
miittcr 'butten oulnflcS &oor, uei,l
rs Sabre oft; unierc Wiitier iino Dor
ibrem 80. Sabre grcn. Iic 0roG'
mittcr bcnlltte SnItci. Sbcc iiir ibr
Saoy, ocn iir oft bcrciien l%tnij.c. ga
CT idyncq idiicr DurOr. Gicicr.i llebci,
l;auoe lit ictt obDeboifcn. Sebcr cute
gpoiGcfer iii6rt icst n@pc:b'S Soac
emo Sulpbr," ein ta0elluieg Er1pn.
rot sur Grbaltua9 Der Sor6e nnb Der
9ebensidbigfe;t oes 9narcs. Sdgs
lidcr @c6rond) bringt Die Snrbc bcs
&aareS III flIr5cr i3eit 5uriid. 9ci
nl.cl ai,tcn YpotIefern 81 babcn fir
50c. ober $1'O0 bie Slaide. oocr cs
uirb bircft Ococn Ginienoune oe5
Ereiies pcriallot bon Der @petb G1c-
lnical 60, n Gortlunots Ctr, Helu.
Sort Gitp. anit&
gum Tcrfauf mn0 empioblcn Don
orr nHcao GrnD 60" ~
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Yimculn's @ebnrtstae in @aihinatpn

@oiGingtom, :. g., IS. Gan.
< Der @unoesboiptltdot geoudtc
mon 9eiiern bes @eburtStoGea Nbrn.
bonl &incoIn's oiii5iell oohlird), Dab
iid Der Gon0rcb perta9tc. Tos III.
id,einborc, 6iegeliteinerne 8eb1itbe
al Der u. u. 10. Str, 9e9cniiber
Soro'S Sbedier, IN Incident Der BON
Worberboltb oil Sooc periuunoete
ErGlihent itdrb. lln0 neld)es IeBt Gin.
coln.Wttieum g%ellnnnt miro, lpor &c.
ihlolicn. Mon luolltc Die Grinlc-
ruugslt1tte Dor mcitcren Sccuen ocs
@onbolismus. Die iid] I'M pori9en
Sabre crei0net, beiunbrcl. Nm
Mbenb bielten nYoits" Der %. u. 81"
mlb Camps" beS ipanild.omerifani-
ld)cii arirgcS Weocnficiern ub.
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itnel Don ben oltseeitonoencn Stro-
po8ell crboltelt. 3lis
Sunoerbare Che.

8ottrn id,ieocn nod Der 5rnuulllg All
scr llGd)itCu Gdc u1h iuhen iicl
llid)t luichcr. - Nnd) 26 Snbrc,i
lit Der Ghcfloten Jest o,trd)
Sdlcibunq gel6it morocn.
HARTFORD, Conn, 13. Sebr. -
Nor 26 Sobren mar either NlbiItrll
Elm JUICES Wobd)cn. Oos bon Der
ulonnIid)cn Sligcno pol chandelier
unldruGrmt miIroc. Hobcrt BLYTHE
%crobertr iid) ihr Scr5 unb ciucS Cages
gingclt 8eioe 5llnt ToItor, Der Die
SrnuilnN poll3o1. 1ic Srolt. meld'c
jest ult itn0 gran lit, fam lid hcutc
mieocr Sri. Glitter ncnner. 6enu lie
mllrbc bon 9tiflcr @bcclcr i'm btcii
gen Superior criht 9cidicOcn. Gle
alogerin cr5Gblte mi Dem 3euacn.
itonoc. bob ibr @ottc nllf Dem Sein,4
mc9e Don Der Stride, nj Die Srolllng
itottgeiunben bottr. 81 ibr iogtc: nNE
Der n6titcn Ode biegc id) ob. Su
0ebIt Geinc @egc uno id) bic mel
ncti"
Gic 9rout 9ina 81 ihren Vrtocr,
Dem tic Ona Gorgciollcnc er5nbllc.
Ter 9ritber rictb ihr. Stiui6mcigei
III beobotten. 9tur meui9c Scutc
muBicn, bob cine Srdluulg itottgc-
iuloen bottc, nnh 10 blieb Die lltnoe
Fgbefrou in ben Nugcn Der Melt ints
mcr eiu 6rGulein. Sic lit in Wfanr
DIETER intnlcr dis Sri. either befannt
gcueicn uno Hid)tcr Mbecler ertbeihe
ibr Die @ercd)tiguna. ocn MGoder.
nonlcll and 9eIcblid) iuie0cr 5t iiih
rem.
Nodocm Die alG0crin ibrc Gc.
ifidtc er5Gblt bottc, itcIlte Hid)tcr
@beeler mir iucnigc 6rogel an liz,
Gtc Sdeiolng muroe prompt oltaae.
iprod)en unb Die mcrfmiirOige Gbr.
Oic cigcntlif feline mar, lit Qelolt.
@ic nSrl." either iogt, lebt ibr &C
id)icOenCr Mann in Nciu 3ritoiG.
Sic bat i'm IN Den 2G Sobrcn mcbcr
acieDcn, nod gclprod)cl.
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@ei saubp Soof acitramoei.

-
Sdooncr .2ibbi," unb r0rnnflill
:. Rclion" burd) Stl,ruu auI cic
aiiltc 0cuoricn.- @onnidlu't &C.
rcttci.
Tcm 0prf IS. Seer. - Ter ois
sh,oen ~blenocnbc Sdnce, mo &ilto'
~ittrnt, lucld)er in Der porlcbten Nad)t
u11o 0citern Morgen sic otlontildlt
0iiItc cntlnng brolilte, bot ipie0er
cinnlol III @oiicr utO 5u Sdn0e
idnucre Sdpibcn unb munni9fod]ca
llnqemad) 6llr Nol9e gebobt. 3a1ll
rcid)c ShiiisuliGue limo 81 uer5eif)
l,cl nnb nit fnappcr Nptb lit IN
ndditer Sote eeS ISlu- Yorfer @oicnS
Sic Ncmdnnuna bon 5lpci 0ilhcrboo:
ten Dor cincnl @eacngrab bcluobrt
moroen. Gcr, Srfou ~uernnloBtc oic
Silbrcr ser beibcn Sabr5ensc c@
narcn Die Sd)ooner osSrantIin :.
Nclion" nm y9ibbic" I'M id,iiserf
bcn s0aien ,3uilildt 81 iud)en. Sbr
Yenriihen. blicb aber eriolglos mo
bic bci0cn Segelidiiie lpurren. etc
lie SonDp Soof erreidten, mGfrelto
scr Had)t i'm Sdlnceiturlu nlii ber
Sironh %aelporien. Gum Slid mnren
Gle Mitglieoer Der Sanhp @oot. Get'
tullasItotipn mnhl oilf Ocs SIT mo
lie erluioartcn prompt bic GotbsSig.
llole ser Slpei GapitGnc uub ihrcr
2cuttc. Dit ibrcn i1meren Hettungs-
bootcli crreidtcn tic trot oeS bobcil
@ellcnaanges mio Der %iiarfen Bran.
buug Die g~cItranoeien Subr5cuge. hic
in furSer Gntieruuna Don chamber
auigclauien maren. Gle Sd,iIibriid)i.
dcn mllrorn al @oro genommcn umo
ladJ Der decentralization gebrnd,t. 100
lie trodcne aleioer crbiclten hno lid,
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Spfer cincr 8rnbeHs Grpluiiun &C.
fnnDcn.

SrinibnO, Sol, IS. Tcbruor.-
@eiieru abclib mltroen mieoer orei
Spier Der Grpioiion mufgcfunoeil,
lueld)c Dor eipu picr5ehn Jogell IN
Der 3cd)c in 9SrilnerO 10 cntietli6es
llnbeil unridtctc. Sic crIten Cpfcr
lrurocu id)on AM .. B. M. oe%borgen,
mo Die @eionnlt5abl bctrogt jebt G2.
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aus bcm Snnerrn WiarDIauo's unS
Den angrenSrnbeu S!aatem.
Stcpcns fcit0cbolteu

;
@iuiam .. StepenS BON Rodpiuc,
Mb, meld)er ongeblidl cincn Worbs
perllltl oui icine Satin gcnlnd,t bo.
ben ipll unb Ole &iiloer ultS Dem
Snuie trieb, mlroe in Grnluugclung
pom 9iirgid)oit nod) bcnl 8ef1naniB
aeionot. I'M ieincn Grojcb o%bslnpors
ten.
@ill uiht Gcrr1thcr
.a].,aa4aip ietcupa .~,.l-...
Sn NogcrSto.rn Cipuroc Slouton
Toub BON Hid)ter 6ortle oui ulbe.
ltinlmte }eit nad) Dem @eiGn0niB ges
lunot, iueii er iid) meigertc, Den Nas
men oea WonueS at nenlleu, lueld)er
inn Ole geiitigcn WetrGntc pertouit.
nit luclfen cr iid) einen Nfien u,-
trnnf.
ll3 Sabre oft.
81 Gclnlnr. M0.. bcgilN o~eiicrn
lpohl Die GIteilc Nerpohnerin oes
StouteS, Srou Setter Gor>rtu bon
Nelmlnr, Wo., bel crItuunrnnmcrtber
aeiItiNer Sriide uno forpcrlid)cr vii.
ltigfcit ihren ll3. @eburtStog. Sbr
8co0d)tniB lit bette nod 10 gut nic
Dos elmer Tiint5iNidbrinen nno nit
Vergnilgcn crj0hlt tic pon mld)tigcil
Scaebenbeitcn III George @oibin9-
TOMS }citell. (roB ibres bobcn I'll
tcrS hot bic Grnu llic eincl %elcttris
id,en StraScllbnbnpoggpn rod rin
GompildiIf Gelebcn.
%ntcreiiontc Gntbcdun0.
Sr. &. Holiton Wolo5borollgil cir
bcIonmlter GipiI M@lGenicur bon Trc.
0crid, Mo, bot all llicr oe@ Mono
cocp &iuera Die l(eberreitc zines ,>ll.
0iaicrouric9 uuigeiunoeil lno lt,lr
iGbr 1900 GcliNuicn 9clonnuelt.
Hcim Z q dtAebet actor
BEN.
%n Sreberid, Mo. itorb Die 53
Sabre olie 6rnl Mtarp +. auons
ploelid) 1T Scr Nobnung ibrer 5pd)-
Ter, 6rou ,Sobn MoB, @ottin bon Gr.
Sderiif Sobn WinB, mdbreno tic ibr
Ibcnoge6ct iprod.
Som 3uO Nctobtct.
Enln =. &nidl, Der Giaelftbiimcr
cillcr S1gelniihlc III GiSputnntn
T1., muroc uobc RctcrsburQ, So.
Dor einem 3uA 0eiroiicn uio 10
iGtuer perlcbt. ooi or I'M EctcrSbirQ
@olpiinl itorb.
&r. Norris Glaggett pcr-
ungl uft t..
@r. Morris GIng9ett bon Mcfuillc,
Mo. Glerf I'M @iirenli oco StooiS.
g tcucr.GoniniiiiQra, lief oin San,a.
lag 81 9lnliorolis aiii Der b~eciitei,
%oustreppc be5 Ncrrn Sphn !. Gil.
lipnn 3u annapolis 10 tngIiidliGl
onB CT cine ticie aopilpitnhc 0nppll
trllg.
Wo2rmcrfc gcp ii Of t.
Gic Srta.GommliiGre BON IortG-
Colt, Gecil.Gounih boben oii NOR
gen 9lbcnb cine Observation-Disclosures
eilibernien, mn iibcr Die G%atblonlfcit
ocS @ollcS pom @uiierperfen 81 be-
raibcn.
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Streit um MiaiOnen Nadlaf.

CluluIlet IullFue III Wl0SIQ pol Su=
mine eridlogen. Critic uno
5iucitc Satin f0nlpicn icBt I'M
buS @crmogcn.
Gbicugp, IL. tScbrltur. Sct
Der &erbonoIung Der aIoac I'M ocll
NohlnB ocs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
u1o WiQionGra Ncnrp Curtis elliott,
Der am 80. Sejcmber 1909 urtcr Ct.
ller Shncelotpinc IN 9lloafa Den Zoo
fan0, mlrbc bier iu Wcrid,t Die trn'
glide 9Irt, mic Der Sinan6nlonn INNS
Scbcn fam, cingebellO gelflloert.
lin Den 9to6lob @aiott'S @itrcitcn
iid ieinc critic ,iluo icine 6ipeite 6ralG,
Ger MliQionGr bate Die 6oridnn9as
tour in NIaSfa IN 8encinlhntt nut
ben Observation-Disclosures q. $. Ser
RI luto &enrp y. Greer. ioluie cinent
hingen inbinuiihen 1iihrer genludt.
Greer fnno 5ulommcn nit elliott ocr
zoo. Ser Sngenicur @errp crflnrt,
oob Der tIcinc Srtpp ctlpa 12O Ntcl.
len iitOpcitlid, bon Babies, NIoato,
BON elmer &uiuine iiberroldt mltr0c.
Sobolo bod pbell aus 0cl1 Sergcll
Oa9 omil10ic @er1ltih horbnr mllroc,
ouS crtennen licB, boB cine Solplne
I'M Nll5lto lei, bcnniibtcn Die Manoercr
lid binter ppripringclocu Sellcll
SduB su fill0cn. elliott mo Greer
mGblten Die iulid)eN ihtllllg rno iultr'
ocn lulter Der lid acknowledgement
ricltgen Sdneenlnile bcarubcll. Etcr
Gage ipGhrte es, bis bic beiocu lleber.
lcbcnocn Der &otultrophc Die Scld)cll
Ger }pei Gerltngliidtcn ants benz
Sd)1lCe bcrouSgrnben fonnten. 9ont
mllrOen Die Sooten iintcr id)lucrcu
Miibcn ulli Den mitaefiibrten Sdlit-
ten nod) Der nGditen Y~nlicollrng Sc
brud)t. Pm Copper &iucr ipirocn
Tieroc bcihofft unb @errn rnb bic
Snbioucr %begonncn Die Weiterreile
nit Sen 2eid)cn nod &olOc5. 90 bic
Come tG9Iih mr. u0brcnh menlgcr
Strmoen ihicn, unbul oic Tcilc lebr
lurgc Belt IN Nniprlld. Nls Babies
ld)licBlid) CREDIT murbc, purocn Die
bcibel 9eten lladJ Den &creini9tell
Stooten ilbrrfiibtt.
Ter Strcit I'M oos Grbc bcS per
ul1liidten WtiQiondrs miro BON Der
crltcn Wottin ollf bic Nngobc hin &C.
iilbrt, onB IN ieinem SeItomcnt, ooS
Dor Der crlan9ten Sd)eioung ubgc-
ioBt lpllr0c, Die folgenbe aloltlel ent=
baltCu lit: sails id) ans Mlusfo 5ll=
riidtehrc, 10 ipQ meillc Iralt, Die mir
Die critcn M'ittcl ($500) gob, 10 Dob
i'd mid an Observation-Disclosures be-
tbeiligcn fonlite, bic Sdlitc meincS
&ermoacnS crbnlten, 'on ,.o .,,.,,a
9tod, iciner Sfeioung mo 5Deitell
Neirath ierti9te elliott aber clll 5ipel'
tea 5cltoment an. Sallt bielenl MIR
Den bic Slpeite @ottin mo Der Sobll
oits erIter Che OILS Grbeu cingelett.
Sails Die 5mcitc Srnii mo Der Sobll
Dor linn iterben %iollter, lei Elm 6illlt'
tcl ieincS Sermoaena ieinem 9rnocr
ullo iciucr Shiuciter m~ls5u5oblcil
ulo scr &cit Ioae iiir Die @riinorun1
uu1o oeu ltnterbolt elmer &inoerbe'
l~pobronItolt uerfuenbct iueroel.
1Sruu elliott 9tr. | p~ertrltt liloeB
ictt ben Stnuopu1ft, Dap Die Sulttc
bca @ernl0gens ibres iriIbercn @at'
ten ibr nid)t III sSorm elmer lestiptlll'
gen Ycriiigung 5ugebillgt lporoel'
lei, ipn0ern III tSorm elaes Goiltrot'
ties, ocr er nit ibr cillgegangel le1
uno ben CT nod eigencm @lltollnter
ip1ter nid)t babe 1noern forllcll. Sic
Gntiteioung in benz 0all lit nod
llid)t gefGlt porben.
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Nnlg Ell Clntr Spribtou III.
Fem % Sabre oltcl @corgc Sen.
nin5S bon Nr. 223, Silo.GoItIeitrubc,
louroc e0 Gcitern Eodmittoa nod
ocn Neiud) n~1etrcrrr @irtbid,oitcn 10
iuuhl, DAB CT brei MGodcu, iucld)c
lid nlf Dem &cinnucg Don Der Nrbeit
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

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lino. Tic Rcgieritrta fam nlennol5
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men.
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merocn. NCidtblm lit u6tbig llt
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Iittcit; rulb AMI Die Gutmiflitn0 sic,
irr Giqcnid)aitcn iillo bic 2cbrcn mt
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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-08
A. PIATT ANDREW.
New Assistant Secretary Of Treasury
Noted Financial Expert.

New Assistant Secretary Of Treasury
Noted Financial Expert.
II you are fond Of ''springing" puZ-
zle on your friends here is something
in that line that should interest you:
How can a chap making more money
than any other man in the world give
up such position for one paying
$1,000 a year and still be the gamer
financially? The answer is: Be the
director of Uncle Sans mint and then
win the appointment OF assistant Sec
rotary of the treasury. just as Pro-
fessor A. Piatt Andrew has recently
done In his former job. that of chief
OF The mlnt. he made. but did not earn.
you Must remember. more money than
any other man in the world and re-
ceived a salary of $500 annually for
his work. while his new position pays
5000.
Professor Andrew. who has sue
ceeGed Charles D. Norton as assistant
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-08
Queen Esther Society

The Queen Esther society of the
M. E. church met at the home of the
president, Miss Ruth Courtway, on
Wednesday afternoon at two-thirty.
Twelve members and one visitor
were present After the election of
officers for the year they decided
to pledge SIS toward the support of
a scholar in one of the homes of the
Woman's Home Missionary society.
The mite-box question was discuss
ed and it was decided that their use
be continued this year. AS this was
the first meeting of the new year
the rest of the time was given over
to music and social enjoyment.
The society adjourned to meet in
two weeks in the basement of the
church. Visitors are requested to
come and see what young girls can
do for missions. All members are
to bring their work to the next
meeting. Remember the date, July
goth. LUCILLE HULL, Sec.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-08


secretary OF the treasurer, is thirty
seven years old and a native of In
diana. having been born in Laporte
in 1873. and is one of our most noted
experts of all financial subjects. He
was made a doctor Of philosophy at
Harvard in 1900. but in the meantime
had performed several other notable
feats. such as making the football and
baseball teams. studying in Paris and
Berlin and generally showing that he
was a man Of muscle and brains. In
1908 he began to show himself as an
expert in money matters. accidentally
speaking. and his articles on financial
problems began to attract govern
mental attention.
The lightning struck when President
Taft needed new man TO direct the
mint College President Eliot sent
Professor Andrew to Senator Aldrich.
Senator Aldrich sent him to Secretary
MacVeagh. and MacVeagh took him In
hand and sent him along to United
States President Taft. Taft. signing
his appointment. smiled and said.
Here is where Harvard put one over
OIL Yale"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-08
Tanner Reelected.
Receive Bids Up to August 3rd.

Postmaster Ross has received from
James Knox Taylor, supervising arch
itect of the treasury department,
Washington, D. c., a number of in
structions to parties who contemplate
submitting bids for the new federal
site. These bids must be in by Aug
ust 3rd and must be accompanied
by plats, reports and photographs OF
the site submitted. The plan must
show the angles and dimensions of
the lots, elevations and grades of side
walks and curbs. No special form of
proposal is required but the offer
must be in writing addressed to the
secretary of the treasury and must
indicate the locations and dimensions
of the property and the price at
which it is offered.
There is considerable red tape in
cident to filling out the blanks. Post
master Ross has a number Of these
On hand.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-08
Automobiles for Sale.

A rebuilt hign-sraGe car is much
better buy than a new, cheap car
selling at the same price. We are
selling out our secondhand auto
mobiles at rock-bottom prices. High
grade cars overhauled and guaran-
teed in perfect mechanical condition
at one-third the original selling
price. Roadsters, Runabouts, light
five and seven-passenger Touring
Cars. All different makes. Write
for complete descriptions. Cars
from $500 to $4,000. Mention the
make you favor. Come to Seattle.
We pay railroad fares both ways to
anyone buying a secondhand car
from our sales floor within the next
two weeks.
The Winton Motor Carriage Co.
1000 Pike Street Seattle