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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
Aus ben iibrisrm TheiIrm,

&teinbetfinsen, Z. Suni.-
gllS Der erite 3u9 Der Bring Seiurih>
Sabn etlpas nah 6 llbr Den bieiigen
9abn6of in Der Hihtung mad gttelz
briid perlicb. fam auf unaufsefldrte
8eiie Der etipa so Sabre alte @ei6ens
teller Hitplas Sbimmei6 uutcr Die
Hdoer besielben. 8eiDe Seine ipur7
Den linn megsefabren; 5u9leid erliit
er einen StoB ipioer ben &ppf. &ur6e
3eit nndber peritarb Der %erlngliidte.
@reucnmade 1. Suui. -
Iic ~perluutet, lit Der Gcubai elmer
wiirDiaeu airhe fir uuiere Stabt cine
beIhloiiene Sadie.
M a d. t II M, 1. Suni. @eitcrn
ianb Die CONFEDERATION u~nierer neuen
Yfarrfirdc itatt. @s gab i'm 9an5cn
Sorie fein SauS. beiien S~cpobner
nift our Geridpncruu9 Der StroBcn
uno bes @ottesbauics beigetrdgeu
bdtten.
CID Il. b. MlS, 81. Mai. Sci
lcbenbisem 2eibc pcrbrnuute nrn
Sonntag Hnfmittas IN Dem Stnbls
meric Wihcpiac an @iacrrpt Der aus
Glib aebiirtigc. 31idbrige =. Clement,
mpbnbaft in Der Hcuoori Stra6c.
htcru d., l.. Suni. Seuts
Wpraen itarb. nod idmerSliden 2eis
ben, Srau Iatb. Sh6ler. aeb. Waris
arics ans llutcreiienbah 9ebiirtis.
@citern Wittog itarb bier. nad ldn9es
rem &rantiein. I'M filter bon 66 Subs
rem. Srau 8ittipe Nif. Iutb, aeb,
Glara @aener.
Mamer, 20. Mui. Stcrbefall.
Sc,ite Na6mittna itarb bier Der Gi9ens
tbilmer Cos. Stplb,
S(pfbplt (Soiinaen), IS. Mai
Seute Moraen ltarb Setter WeDocrt.
StnntSpeaeiparter.
Hemi d., 81. Wtai. Ser 0iait.
lpirtb nm Shieieroedeumciiier Spb
SunGhluts SruAo erlitt nm Sreitap
eincm Shlaanniul. rem er IN DC,
Mnht Sum &ontaa crlua.
Nllerborn, rs. Mai. @eirerr
Na6mitto9 %itattcie Der 56idbrial
ancht Soh, Sdnbp II @oruoh ccn'
hicligcu Sldcrcr NihplulS Strcpclcr
bel Den, CT Dor Sabren Die SHaic 9c'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21
&atbpliifer Sirden .&alenScr.
Seius ipeiiet 1000 Wsamn.
Warf. 8, 10.

Warf. 8, III.
2. 26. SUM Sobaune5 II. Yaulus. &isilius,
M.27. gabislaus, q. Grescsus, 9.
.. %. . SrenGns. eeo IT. Seui9nas.
W. 80. Eeter II. Taul. Cyrus. alireb.
Z. 30. = Saul, Geoabtuis. gueina, W.
+. 1. Suli Sbsobalb. Gnmolb. aarou.
=. 2. . Warid Seimiu9uns. Otto.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

Cine Srau. Die nift Ben Yeit6 bat,
iebe. aih Die Sriidenbite Gage. NIT
ibrem @annc 5u ertra9en. bari mi&t
beiratben; benz nidts aarantirt TIC.
baB lie niht in hieIe Saee fontmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

Ser GbeiImb sleiht einem Wii6ls
pert; gut mnbleu nir ein barter unb
Elm lpeiher Siein. Ter Natur ber
Snhe nab muH DER Manu Der barte
Stetn iein; bieA beoenfe Tel tpeid6
unb nadaiebi9. 9cnertit on, Aok
bein Nnun am Spiel. 5rintem II. |. ~
@efoucu iinbet. 10 mad,c ibm ernite.
aber ianlte &prltcIunaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

Srancn, bic piel bon Iraenb iin0
Sreue iprehen. eleid)cn ben &inoern.
bic. fpenn lie etipas babcn uno ners
bergen moaen, bon ielblt rufen: $50
bab'S niht."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-21

Cine 6rau. tpclhc ibrcn s-..,,,
b%intcrgcbt. srabt iih cine 0rnbe. IN
bic tic iih friiber pncr ipdter
iclblt itiir6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-01
SpaB mnB and icin.
Die. 6uaeaen.

1NIiSll.
Gi6terling: @os f1at Sbuen
oenn elm mid Sbren aoaegen SIT
1ennen?
Shneioer: I'D peripenoe gerpen.
bete Stoffe ilno Sic perpenben Der.
peftoete Stoffe!
~ - y
Yriioc.
$50 iino Sic gebcren, Sr1ulein?
Mh, es lit mir fur6tbar peinlih.
ober i6 fam bod nihts OafIr-in
Stmeinfurt!
SnftihlOiier.
9as cine fantit Oh mir %glauben,
Nltter, penn ib einmul 10 lgroB bin,
mie Eapa, Damn ipiele if audi Den
Serrn i'm SauIe.
&oniid, oas bat iid) Sein Yapa
aii6 feit porgenommen, ais er nod
in 0einem Ilter mar, ldlltete Wtut.
tiers fiible gntgegmlng.
" e -
Selbitbilfe.
M0hten Sic niht Ssbren Wanu
NIT 9-Strablen bur6lerld,teu ~laiien2
5rau Wiimpfeler: Dante, i6 babe
i'm genug olrhifaut!
y - y
@enigiam.
Hidter: Sic geben alio 3u, Sbren
Suilsmirtb elm 8amel genannt 81
baben2
I%ngeflagter: Sanoa2
&Idter: Saben Sic benn nod
etpas bin5u5ufiigen?
Mngeflagter: 5, mo- pero' if
oenn2 Sd bin ia idon frob, menu
id Oct 8amel Md 5uriidnebmen
muB!
y - y
Nu!
@en audi a1e iiber flaue &c.
id)dfte flagen, uno fir ibre Saher
feinen g(bias finoer, Die @aaren Die.
les Iantes finben INNER abnebmer.
8as lit er benn9
Sittmafer.
y y -
Sin nenes Sort.
18as batteIt Oh nit 1einer
grout? Sic las Dir bod geborig
Den Cert?
Sd batte mid in meiner Stamms
fneipe peripGtet llno lieB iie rparten,
Tie ihirppfte mid besbaIb aus. =
@lio ein Sorgeidmnd fiinftigen
gbeatiides, io5uIagen cine A@aroinen-
S%rpbepreoigt. =
gnf BEN Stanhesamt. i, II
a.: Sic grahilieren mir2 SD
bin bod ultr 3eugels
g.: Chen Drum! a& -
,tIs = - - 3
Gcnpmmage. .,.
@eihdftSleiter (eires Sotefs aitm
Itelleiilfenoen aellner): Saben sic
abere aiid ihon IN feinen @eibGiten
gearbeitet9
&eilner: 9, freilifl id bdbe
Sorn an Den Singern bonn Seft-
offnen!
Sm @irtbsba4s.
@ait: Serr 8irtb, failm bin ib
eingetreten, oa bat mir Sbr 8ellner
i6ou einen Seaer beige Suppe iiber
Die Soieu ~,geaoiien.
@trtb gum aelluer): Sris. Sic
oiirfen Die 9aite nidt 81 parm be.
griiBen!
Gin ionSerborcr JaQ.
Die 8erlesung aml Arm Sbres
Sobnes lit, oa1tf Der rebtseitiaeu
Silfe, in feiner @eiie beiorgniserre-
genb. 9oh p1re er nod cine ISOLDE
lang unbeaftet bamit berumaelall.
fen, Damn mare er iest i6on lanse
foot.
e = e
Gcuand)tcrt.
3u elmer red)t %aneebeiterten Siihs
geieai6aft fommt ein Sauiicrer mo
bietet einem Der Serren elm Sperns
glas an. Der Serr nimmt bas @las,
uno inoem CT eS allf Den Sauiierer
ri6tet, iagt CT: ~Sm, pirtlih Elm
munoerbares 8las! Sd lebe bo
eineu prGhtigen Giel!"
.grlmben2" erlpioert Scr Saltiie.
rer. inoem er oaS @las suriidnimmt
uno es oiif ben Serrn rit,tet: .@abr.
boftigen @ott, Serr Baron, Sic ia.
ben reht!"
- - =
Wumcntan.
NJ 0,nhn. N,n,,,N IL a>L ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-01

IDE gbenfall
Sfreiben sic III
Der ein3iee oollitdnoige D
- aOreHe: GERMAN NURSE
net Ingenblif baran, oaB Sic mir
cine bon ben pielen gtaien leiben, Die
Sic bon Sbren Sorgeiesten erbalten
baben.
Die grOhtc Srenbc.
Game: SD m0hte meinen
Shmiegeriobn cine rebt groBc
Sreioe bereiten.
SEER: 4iinben sic linn bod) 81
rem geilid an llno nod GINGER 3eit
-i6reiben Sic pieoer ab.
- - ~
Ibgeblibt.
0tein 6rdulein, Sbr Inblid bat
mid o~erartig beraliift
90 gibt es MIR ein Mittel, Sic
geben nah Sanie unb ihlafcn Den
Hau16 aus!
ltn~idulosppa.
Ger fleine Saul: Die Sfpeiter
fomint gleif, Serr 8efer, lie berei-
tet it'd MIR nod etpas Dor.
gemerber (oer beute ieinen Ins
trag MAIDEN MIN: @oratf bereitet
iie iib oenr por2
Ger feline Taul: SD peiB ni6t.
slber tie itebt immerfort Dor Dem
Spiegel, miro roth ino iast: Sb,
Serr 9efer, oas fommt 10 ploslif)l
MalitiDier geideib.
Sriieur: Nun, pie gefiel Sbnen
meme lestbin gelieferte Yeriide, Serr
Brofeiior?
Yrofeiior: Sebr biibih-i1nb mic
natiirlih tie mar! DEM als i1 Sbre
&ednung las, itanoen mir aae
Scare si 8erge.
Gin METER 8ait.
Wirtb: Sat Der Serr, Der Die
grobe 3ede gemaft bat, prompt be-
5ablt2
.Srau @irtbin: So, Shneden.
Sas geihperoeblih bat er iih sebell
laiien, etpaS BON miierabler Wirtb-
ihaft abineingeihrieben mb-oann
lit er onrdeebrannt!
gai .,ii-s-t9 &x&
,e Mbgelehnt.
'Mrbeiter: Sd babe mid perbei-
rafbet tutb, mofte germ mein @ebaft
erboht baben.
.Gbef: Sbnt mir leio, mir iiuo
MIR fiir ltnfGae baftpflihtig, Die III
Der Sabrif paiiieren!
y -
1rao nnb nngraS.
gater (auf Dem thermometer
blideno): Seilte iino neun 8rao!
Sris: Merfpiirois, ionit iino
bod ,1leln unerao!
y = y
SIMMER Ebiloiupb.
&drber: @elo ooer 2eben!
Yrofeiior: Sas ,ooer" lit bier
libel %angebraft. aonnen Sic iih
elm 2eben obne 8eIb oenfen9l
I4&
gernbisnns.
Snfel: Sag mir, lieber Sris,
leblt Oh benn aiib reht moraliif ami
Der ltniperiitdt?
Stuoent: Hu. lrno Oh, lieber On.
.fel. Sbne einen yMtoroliiden" itebe
ih i~iberbaupt gar niht mebr auf!
Moberner Mrst.
ar5t: Sieber Serr, Sic miiilen 9e.
nan nah meiner Sorihrift leben.
Dor alien 0ineen perben Sic BON
iest ab ieoen Worgen elm faltes gao
nebmen.
Yatient: Iber oas tbue ib i6on
ieit Sabren!
Ir5t: 50? Sann wer0em Sic es
ioiort einltellen.
y -
r&6lniihcs."
Neres: Sag, aobes, meiB 30,
worom es ies iupia Sbben gitt2
&obes: Heel !
HereS: Damn mill id ct Dir lage,
-meil ies De mieboiten ainoer nit
aubmilh geiaug wabbe!
&obes: Oh @ed!
y y
Die meme aranfbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-01

Sm 2anbe Der unbegren6ten
Io9lihfeiten miro es alld NAL mogs
lid, Die Sarmer 81 or8anilieren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-01
y ~ r.
Gepanhicrt.
Muntcntan.

a.: 2ieber Sreunb, id babe oih
b%eranSrufen loilen 49,. id bin mo.
mlcltan ....!
3: Strenge DID nid)t an, ih
bin idon ieit orei @ohen mpmen,
y - ~
Ybgetrmmpit.
Serr Shlmlle mar bon @ebilri
ans nit elmer flcincn 9taie oilsac-
ltottet. Ger @err Sbcramtmoml
wollte i'm besbolb emit jlim Better
bolten unb iagte: Soren Sic, Serr,
ipelm Sic alt mo Sbre gl,ae!l
ldnuah linb. no lpollen Sic Damn
Sbre 9rille binieBeu2
Sic baben Elm giltes SerS Scrr
Sber amtmamn. ermioerte Serr
S6lalle, ib 5weiilc iniolseoeilen fei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-01
6tts!

Niht pbne 8rnnb rnfen cr=
fabrene Winner ben junsen
F. 5armern su: Sunsens, bleibt
auf Der 5arm! Ter Sarmer
itebt nidjt inter, ipnDern iiber
benz Stabter! Gs scb6rt mebr
'geritanb, Giniidt unb i1eber=
lesnng basu, cine 5arm 81 be-
uirtbi6aften als ait elmer
Srebbanf su arbeitcn. Gilt
Der Jarmer in bieiem Sanbe fir
weniser als CT lit, i'd Tim inn
iu5iaiep unb pulitiiden 9ebcn
einf Undergraduate Holle suse=
pieien, periadIt utb pcripottct
man i6n = ben Grndbrer beS
gDlfcs - 10 lit CT ielbit ifnlb
baran! Gr, Der Sarmer, ihlaft
BET ieinen @affen nnb 1T it'd
iciner Maht nidt beiumft!
q
(Spe5iea fir bieie 3eitung.)
Ser beraubt ben Sarmer unb pc
Gpninmeitten?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-01
Gin ionberborcr syaQ.

Die Serlesung am Irm Sbres
Sobnes lit, oaht Der rebt5eitigeu
Silfe, in feiner @eiie beiorsniserre.
genb. Sot ware er nod cine ISOLDE
lang unbeadtet oamit berumgelan.
fell Damn lpare er iest ibon lange
foot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-01
Mhtmna, Tarmer!

rabt Chr caier. Seu. aartofi ELI. @etsen. aoru.
Spgsen. Geriie. Gier. Sutter poer iberbaupt
irsenonelde Jarmproo butte AZ pertauien? @enn
10. oann ihreibt crit az Sol, }. NasIe. Dubuque.
Soma, nno fragt ibn I'M ieiue Yreiie. Wian
o~breiiire einiadh: !. j. ytasle, Dubuque. 3opa.
N. b. Serr Magic fault uno ~pertaHir aup
etabt. uno 6armeiaeuthum
Seim eAreiben er,uabns man seh. sieiss Slat,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-01
Gin METER 8ait.
~ " ~
Mbselehnt.

grbeiter: Sd babe mid perbei-
ratbet mn, ntodpte germ mem @ebaft
erboht baben.
.,Gbef: Sbut mir leio, mir iiub
mir ,.fiir 1lnfdae baftpflibtig, Die in
Der Sabrif %paiiieren!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-01
ltnidnl0suua
WalitiDier 8eidjeib.

Sriienr: Hun, pie gefiel Sbnen
meme lestbin selieferte Yeriide, Serr
Brofeiior?
Yrofeiior: Sebr biibih-uno mic
natiirlih iie mar! 1enn als ib Sbre
8efnrng los, itanoen mir aae
Scare at 8erge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-01
Sm @irtbsba4s.

@ait: Serr 8irtb, fallm bin ih
eingetreten, oa bot mir Sbr 8ellner
iGou einen Seaer beige Suppe iiber
Die SoIen ,gegoiien.
@irtb Gum &elner): SriB. Sic
oiirien Die 8dite nift ST. marin be.
griiBen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-01

Sci iolhen @erbdltnilien lam man
III Gines Sragen: 8ie lnnge miro
Der S6pinpel nod bauern? 8ie
lnnge miro Die @eouIb bes @olfes
ausbalten?
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-15
LICENSE APPLICATION.

This day j. l.. CorvIn and r. NJ
Corvin, partners trading as Corvir
Brothers, by their Attorney. j. X. Dill
lard, filed in the Office of the Auditor
of the City 80 Bluefleld. and as such
the Clerk OF the Board OF Affairs the
application OIL said ]. l.. and r. NJ
Corvin for the sale of liquors, at re-
tail, in the Harry & Campbell b lili
ing, at 141 Princeton Avenue IN tie
City OF Bluefeld. West Virg' - -
gether with SO Oh covering h. az
penses connected with the publica
ton of this application, as required by
law, and requests that the same be
published in the two newspapers, to.
wit; the Daily Telegraph and the
Bluefield Evening Leader, two papers
published in the City of Bluefield OF
opposite politics, which publication is
ordered
]. T. AKERS, Auditor.
S-2-10 4wks.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-15
Eating For the Love Of n.

Pawlow has given epicureanisni IN
eating strong scientific support, and
many OF Horace Fletchers IDEAS lind
orthodox Justification. The arst rule OF
dletetic conduct, according to Fletcher.
Is to eat only when one Is hungry and
to eat only the things from which ono
anticipates enjoyment. He also teachps
that ono must eat In the way tint
gives the greatest sensual pleasure
hat II, by thorough chewing and tast
ing; also serenity of mind. pleasant
surroundings NJ n meal. congeulal
friends. pleaSurablc conversation in
TACT everything that adds to enjoyment
aids digestion In other words. The
process of digestion furnishes n bcaufj.
ful Illustration Of the influence OF mind
upon matter The Inspiring stimulus
Is not mpchanicm. but psychic. The
preliminary essential to the orderly rs.
slniilation OF food is the keen desire
Tor tt--McClure's Magazine.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-15
SEEKING THE CAUSE.
He Went the Right Way About II
and Was Successful.
BY RICHARD BARKER SHELTON

BY RICHARD BARKER SHELTON
Copyright. 1909. by Associated Literary
Press.I
Bobby Rcnwick. debating some i'm.
portant letters to his stenographer
glanced abstractedly at the handful OF
mail the office boy laid on the desk
before him. Among the envelopes he
caught sight OF one that he hurriedly
separated from its fellows and. with
quickcn!ng pulses. glanced at the SUI.
prescription in firm, familiar hand.
"Er-just a minute. Miss Stone"
said he. opening the envelope and
drawing out Its contents.
The stcnographer sat tapping her
pencil upon the pad in her lap. while
Renwick. his brows suddenly pucker-
Ing in n frown, read the brief mis-.
sive he held In hand that was rather
unsteady. The episue ran:
Dear 8nbby-It is impossible-impossi-
BILE; mistaKe from the very beginning.
We can't-we mustn't. / am afraid and
terribly wretched. l don't know how
can ever make you see IL in the right
light l only know that our plans are
very, very foolish and that we must never
think of them again.
We are sailing this afternoon on the
Avonia for two months on the continent
Please forgive mo and above all things
do not write TO me. Yours. ELINOR
For moment Bobby sat like a man
stunned by some crushing blow. his
eyes staring straight ahead and the
letter crumpled I'm his hand. Then sud-
denly he swung about TO his desk
swung his chair so violently that the
stenographer jumped nervously and
dropped her pencil
She picked it up hurriedly, smoothed
the paper OF the pad and turned alert
ly to Renwick as If expecting him to
continue the dictation. But Bobby
Renwick was rummaging through the
pigeonholes of the desk, throwing
things right and left in n veritable
frenzy OF haste. The stenographer look
ed at him with puzzled frown. Ordi-
narily he was the calmest of mortals.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-15
NV NdltoIk&WS;taI1
MAY is, 1910.
schedule In Enecs

Leave Bluefield 1920 a. IN. for .toa
noke, Norfolk and all points OF Shen.
aGoSh division. rsllman Sleeper
ROANOKE 70 New 2Cik, via Hagsrs
town, Pullman ParlSr Car Rcapok,
70 NorfoI4
1855 .. m. for Rcapoke, Rich
moDd. Norfolk. Pullman sleopeI
Dining Car TO Roanozs. PA-!or "a
Roanoke to Norfolk
2:2O p. m. for Roanoke, Lynch
burg and intermediate stations an
tbS shenandoah Valley. PHILADELPHIA,
snd New York. Sleeper TO PhfladsL
phaa- Cafe car Gary and shena,
doah.
S:1S D. N. cor Roaroks, lynch
Sors, Richmond, Norfolk. F,nmaI
sleeper TO n, rfoIE, Roanoke l,
Richmond
Leave PIuehSld $40 D. n. FOR X,
oVa, Columbus aud all poiats Wos
end NorthW" Pullsan Sleeper -
Colunbus aL4 Cincinnati. Cafe ca,
$40 %. pullman s,sspsr 10
Columbus. Cafe Dining Car
Leave 1875 a. N. and 2.O5 .. IN
iVf AaISWsIl. Norton tnd o.
stations o. Clireh VALLEY c.vision
Arrive '-"m Norton and points Dr.
the Siinch Valley division at 1870 q
m and 7.2O p. m.
Leave G:15 a m. for WEIGH and
INTERN. Hale stA,;ops
Leave 1926 "A. m. for William
toD and intermediate stauons
LeaFs z:l5 .. n. for Wslch InC
Intermediate stations
FOR sAdltional iaforznaticn call Of
AEsni "nrfolk and Western RaiIwsy
n. b. BKVH,
Gen. Pass. Agent,
Roanoke, Va
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-15

and this unaccountable furry of his
upset all her preconceived ideas Of the
man.
The letter was taking. Mr.. Rem
wick" she suggested tentatively.
Letter. Bobby repeated Letter?
oh. yes. Never mind it now. Morse
will finish 'em up. Tell him | say for
him TO look after the matter rs best be
can. and, say. send Harding I'm. will
you. please? Send him in Immediately
IL you will"
The stenographer. her bewilderment
increased percepubly. hurried into the
outer office 10 deliver the message. A
moment later Harding pushed through
the door Of Renwick's private office
and stood staring at the man before
the desk.
Bobby. old boy. what's up?" he
asked anxlously. What's wrong with
you:"
"Eh" said Bobby without looking
up. Say. what time does the Avouia
sail this afternoon? Do you know"
He shot out the question I'm n fash
lon that seemed TO hint that IL the
man before him was unable to answer
the question it might go hard with
him.
-Four o'clock. believe" said Hard.
ing. ,r
Renwlck glanced at the clock on the
wall and jumped 10 his feet so quickly
that his desk chair overturned with a
crash.
-Four o'clock! Bobby fairly bowlcd
Don't tell me that! It's ten minutes
II now! Say, something's got TO he
done! Send Jim down for Il cab. Tell
him II 1t isn't at the curb by tile time
get down his life won't be worth 3
cents"
Harding gave one perturbed glance
nc bis partner, started TO demonstrate.
thought better Of 1t and tumbled head.
long through the door, believing lusti-
W for the Office boy. Bobby mean
while caught up bis hat and his over
eoat, tore through the other Office and
'ped down the long corridor toward
Inc elevator At his heels. painting
and sadly disturbed. came Harding.
SAY. what's the row anyway" he
demanded. Where are you going in
Ill this rush BobbyT
The elevator came whirring up.
Bobby jumped into It,
Don't know yet where may land"
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pedestrian The road TOO often is a
mere mule path, rough hacked and sub
ject TO cataracts of stones.
From the Rockies Weston would
descend into Nebraska and its colossal
sea of grass, hypnotizing in its Inn
mensity. BY and by the terrific wastes
arc sparsely sprlnkled with windmilIs
and herds Of horses as Iowa Is enter.
ed. but still there are endless. hopeless.
~ fat, barren fields. most melancholy.
most miserable.
Such are the concomitants Of n walk
through the western states OF Ameri-
ca. Through these paralyzing soil
tudes Weston kept UP forty-hve miles
a day"
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spoken criticism of two years ago Is
generally replaced by n spirit of com
Portable acquiescence I'm the establish.
ed order Of things. This change. slow.
ly and secretly brought about by meth.
DDS which testify TO considerable
amount O intelligent organization in
the official class. would not have been
so readily possible were It not for the
arbitrary postal and registration rcgu.
lations introduced under the authority
or the central government.-London
Times
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SOME GEOGRAPHY.
An English View Of Your Uncle Sans
"Psralyzing Solitudes.0

an Enahsh View Of Your Uncle Sans
"Psralyzing solitudesp
People who are acquainted with the
'paralyzing solitudes" Of Iowa and
Nebraska. says the Chicago News,
may be Interested In the ST. James
Budgets description Of Weston's last
long walk. The Budget is published
in London. II says: Imagine the
awful. soul depressing solltudes
through which he has passed. In vast
tracts Of Nevada no bird sings. no
plant grows. For hundreds of miles
there is not tree or a house. The
walkers only companions are skeIe-
tons Of animals deyoured by iackals
and coyotes; simple immensity OF red.
dish sand as Senior Scarfoglio describ.
ed II. The crossing OF the Rockies
provides more variety, but scarcely
more exhilarating conditions for the
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-15

Our plant is equipped with all the
modern machinery for fine Job Print
Ing; we employ the best workmen
that money can procure; we make
special effort to please; then, too, the
price is always right. Send us your
next order, or call Phone 166 and we
Will send our representative to see
you. Poland Printing Company.
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Imitation is the sfncerest fat
terry" HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea has many 1mitators, but there is
nothing "just as good" as thousands
O fmen and women have learned with
In the past thirty years. Never sold
In puik or by the pound. Be sure you
get the genuine. For sale by The
White Pharmacy.
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Kidney trouble is particularly to be
dreaded because it's presence is not
usually discovered until it has assum.
ed one of its worst forms--diabetes
dropsy, or Bright's disease. II you
suspect that your kidneys are affect
ed, by all means use HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea-the great systemic
cleanser and regulator. For sale by
The White Pharmacy.
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TITS so long since you called upon
me-" said the girl as she came down
to the young man In the parlor. that
was beginning to think you were for.
getting me-"
II am for getting YOU" replied the
smart youth, "snd that's why I've
called tonight. Can have your
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-08-15
Public Opinion In China.

At the present moment there Is hard.
~ a newspaper worthy OF the name
In China which is not owned or subsi
died by the mandarins, and the result,
as shown In their columns, is that out.
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Liszt,s Aduioe-

Being asked one day what one should
do In order to become an efficient plano
player, Liszt replied laconically, zone
must eat well and walk much"
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Her Two Iannuanaa

He Did you ever near that Jagson's
wife speaks two languages? she-Yes
He-Whst arc they? She-Thc one for
company aud the other for Jsgson.
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Staples.
Remnants, etc.

A big lot OF remnants, broken lots
OF many kinds at prices too cheap to
mention. &c
SIlks-ALL SILKS REDUCED
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DR.. A. y. WOOD
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND TEROA.
Specialist
thornton Bldg. Blu~aslu. N.

Diamond Club No. is started. Ask
Randolph and Mittendorf for partic.
uIars.
7-9-10-tf.
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Shoe Bargains

One lot of $50 pairs of Ladies'
Shoes, broken lots, were $3.50 to
$500, put into this sale at. .esc
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s1.25 Table Linen at $3.50. ssc