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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
Ndtr DON SnrereTe.


Glide Der Sebenspiirbisfeiten
galtimore's iino:
9as @aibington . Wonument am
Wount 8ernon. ,inb 8aibineton.
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Wonument . Square 5miihen Gem
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pom t2. September 1914.
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uno GbarlcsItraBe.
Ser 9ruio.S iG.Yart. 700 slider
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Strabe, foitet $3,000.000.
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BoItarut.
Gas r,eiie @ebGube ber Sparbanf
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bon Baltimore. nn6 GbarIesitraBe.
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berrp. unS Cathedral Strabe, nnS
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tDeilen.
Das 8ation Monument an
Wount NopaI-M oenue uno 2anpale.
Strabe, 81 Gbren bon SberitIieute.
nant Dm. S. @ation .rridtet, Der in
1916 i'm merifaniihen ariese in Der
sbIaft BON Ionterep fieI.
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simeats an Ereiton. unb SoIfmon.
StraBe uno Garf. nnb 2inben.Ine.
Gas Yeaboop q. Snltitiit NIT Diblio.
tbet, aunitganerie unb Mufif.gon.
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Waibinaton.HIace.
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SrontitraBe. oas ein3iae nod ltebenoe
8auiperf bieier 9lrt in Sen Der. Staa'
ten.
GarroI1.Yarf NIT benz alten Gar.
rolf Naniton.
9as WeDonogb . Nonument ani
Der @reenmourt.G Cemetery, 5u gbren
Ses @riinbers ser McG onogb'S hule
fir @aiienfnaben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13

= Ger CAMPER .8ronpriuj Wils
bclm" BON Bremen iebte ieinc 8eiie
Eud Nep-Dorf tort.
Bremen. IL. Sontar. Ger
Eompier ,Erin5eB Srcne" lit pom
Nem. g)orf ongctommen.
Sumburg, ~. Saniar. - Ger
Compiler oTrin5 4bulbert" lit bon
Ncm-Dorf eingetrofien.
2iperpopl, -. ,Somlor.-Ger
Tampier .Gmlbric" i1lbr nod) 9tetp'
Jort al.
Gbriitiun ian 3, ~. Santor.
- Ger Gompfer Oscar Ser 3meite"
lit pom NepsDorf mgclnnat.
WopilIe, -. Sunuor. - Ter
Compiler .Nurnciiio" lit pon Ncm'
yorf bier ciugeIouieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
Baltimore Marftberi6f.

Baltimore, ~. Gan. 1910.
Mcb(. - 3uiubr 1869 Safer,
einitlieBlid) 20S2 Soiier 5u 9ocllt'
Eoint unb 1883 Safer 5u Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
Nbfabrtstase Der Cscan.S Camper
NON Wcm.Wurf.

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Sopre.
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HoIcrnio unb Teopel.
Mm Is. Saniior nYotsbum" nod
Hottcroam.
am Is. Sanuar ~Erin5 6rieorid)
@ilbclm" nod Bremen.
slm 10. Sanuar oSomlmlo" nod
Intlperpen.
sm 10. Sonuar n2uiitonia" nad)
2iperpool.
am 90. Sonnor a;arabic" mad,
hem WitteImeer.
am 20, Sahuar n2orraine" nad)
&oure.
am %. Sanuar philadelphia"
nld Soutbontpton.
Im %. Sanltar yGormuniu" nnd)
Gibraltar unb Neopel.
Am %. Sanitor california" naf
Glasgow.
sln 90. Sanuar Baltic" mad,
Siperpopl.
Im %. Sanuar .2apIano" nod
Mntlperpen.
gm %. Sonuar uaronprin5" nnd
gremen.
Mm 26. Sanuar .Scealic" nod
Ncapcl uno Srielt.
Im 26. Sanuar yGomponia" nad)
2iperpool.
gm 81. Sannlar v3ietcn" nod
@remet.
an q. Sanuor nInconia" nod
Ncopel mo 8er,ud.
ann u. Sanliar nGourainc" mad,
@nnre.
Im 80. Sonuar .@ermania" nad)
Heopcl unb 5rieIt.
Im 80. Sunliar Oceanic" nod
SoutDnmpton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
@erfduie aiif Der bieiisen gffefte,'
Borie.
FIRST CALL.

9 sftlnntie Goait Cine OF Gt........3i5
% llniteb staisS 3ioeItfb. .........f3
J Seabocro 80. com ,............. 2oK.
50 Horibern Central Ho............1iGh
% Goniolioation Gool Go...........1i7
$4,000 Seabodro 8 Sabre ser. .......... 9o%
2ooO Eeabooro ier (eefiempeID ....... s4%s
1000 Seaboaro Ter (seftsmpeiD ....... slH
1000 ail. gonft Cine Cont. tcr. ....... 95is
5000 MI. 6odft cine Cont. ter. ....... 05
1000 vii. Gonf. ct ap. ser. ..........105
5000 nniieo RaiI'paps Ter. ........... sshs
1900 VII. 6. e. neil fer GIFTS. ........ iO2x
5oOJ 5airm. & 9Iarisb. lraet. scr. zee. 96H
1000 Gonfolio. Gas Ger. 1904
800 litS. ape. 5oe. si,s
1000 Baltimore electric er.......... OF
1000 uniieb Railpabs inc. .......... COS
SECOND CALL.
go SriernationaI 1ruft 60. ,.,,,.,,.i3s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
Che maj, anocrstup fault.

iuipi5ire nlal, iene ncnen siueiit6di'
ecn, icin eingcridtcten .Sanicr I'M
25O0.Yluf an @eit-yaDcttc. Strahc,
suiidcn Catherine nno Sbiplcp'St.
Gmoiairte gabeiuaniie irno gusgiiiie;
aanaI Drainage; niebrise Inner.
Gtcnern: banogemaltc 9etcn; gcIt!.
Gul nit aadeln alseelest; aaes ent'
baltenb, mas si einem mooernen
Sails aeb0rt. Yreis Der &Guier elf.
bunoert Gollars ($tt00.OO iebes;
febr nicoriger 8runoSins. Seoins
aui,ecn ben &1uiern al,eenebm &C.
mnht.
Man nebme peitlif sebenoe 8ap.
Ctr. @leftriifc, iteiae aii terminus
al uno gebe 5pei Sduieraeuiertc
nGrolid. Ndberes bur9 Walter e.
@efpbal, gauunternebmer. on Crt
nnb Stel(e. (Septt-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13

WaiS. 3iliubr 64935 9us
ld,el; Seriunot BON ben Gleuotorer
123, 757 9ritel; Glcuatoren.8orrotb
2.165,620 0uifcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13

10 International 1ruft 80. .........13S
. CONFEDERATION Goal Go...........1t7
20 baltimore 1ruft 9o............3O4
20 giortbern gtnirnl 8ou...........iiGh
$1,000 Cotton Igei 5er............... 7hsi
1900 asaboarb acr (eeftempelD ....... SAT-
1000 WdrpIonb electric 5er........... 9Fs
1000 gh. q. 8. Qonf. er............. 94h
$500 sItI. g. 9. nsu der SITS. .........iO3
1000 ,lniteb RaiIiuons 4er............ s61s
1000 9oufoltS. Gas 6er...............1 OG&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
Sdnffsnadrid,ten.

NeapeL II. Sanuar. Ger
1ampfer yGretic" lit nod Nerp. yorf
o5geiabreu.
Soutb NJ y ton, 12. Sonuar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
Seutige S6lubrnt

Sntcr. = 3ufibr 9S72 TiildlcI;
aus oet eleuotoren 5iriif1e5ogcn
90lS Vuidcl; Glcuntorcn . Yorrotb
t5G,539 Vuihcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13

gate snr Meiie ms AtslanS be-
israt s. Saline, 0r. Ala, Cit.8alti.
mpreirafe, nabe Chiffon 9onie aSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13

2ats. @funa. 2Oc.
2ahsforele. Gfunb. loo.
lserf,, ipeiber, Tiuub. 80. ,t2--t5c.
NertJ, gelber, Yf1lno. 12c.
SculIops, Eiunh. BOX.
S6ilofrotcu, Stiid. 80. .25c.-$f.W
SIeiid.
GirIoin Steal, Rfuno. .1S-2c.
Sdpeinsbraten, Yfuno. ...... lie.
Sdmeins. GoteIetterL Bfnne lie.
Sbinfen Rfunb.. 1920.
gofel.N inbilciid, Bfuno. .S-i0c.
Hippcnroait (Rinbl BIO. 1920.
8orterbouie 5teaf. Gfuno. .22--25c.
Suppenileiih, Rfuno.. .S--1Oc.
aoIbsibnibeI, Yfunb. 22c.
aaIbsbrult, Fiunb.. 1915
aaIbs. 8r0sden, Stiid.. .i5-25c.
aaIbs.G oteletten, Bfuno. .12Kz-1sc.
aoIbsIcber, Bfunb. ...... 25-3Oc.
2omrn, Bfuno. ......... 1o--25e.
Sped, Vfuno.. .20-22c.
SdmaIa Bfinb. .14c.
Gutter uno eter.
Stiidbuttcr, Efuno. 4Sc.
Grcomerpsutter Ct uno 2 Ftb.
Stlldc). 4oc.
Gicr, IuBen0. nc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
gu b~crfanfen.
21e6er Die SGffte perRamft.

Sn petfGuien:
W'sbcecc 9ebyulGte rYuoIs"Siihe in eu.cn!
3~nt!Glec. yiahSuiraGcn bel oager, Sr. Cos,
@eit.eratt. Strabc. u1--t4
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-18
FLORAL PARADE
PLANS SETTLED
Continued from Page One.)

Yale, Princeton and Oahu. The College
Club may also enter. Fort Shafter
viii also be represented by a decorated
auto.
Ljeutenaut-C Colonel Hunter and Ma
Ior Foster of the Fifth Cavalry have
had a conference with Director G eneral
Harold Dillingham; with reference to
the squadron which the Fifth viii enter
in the parade. They made arrange
mcnts for the horses to be watered and
system where lunch is served. The
mounted band of the Fifth Cavalry will
he one of the features Of the parade.
The Infantry Will be represented by
four companies from Fort Shafter; the
national guard by six companies under
command Of Colonel Ziegier; the emit
ed States Marine Corps by battalion
from Camp Very under command of
Major Long: kamehameha Schools by
a battalion of cadets under captain
Winter of the Third Cavalry. Major
Duuning is marshal for the military
division.
There viii be SIX bands in the parade.
These are the Columbia Park boys
band, to lead the parade; the Hawaiian
band, Fifth Cavalry, st. Louis College,
Industrial and Portuguese.
Grand Marshal Harry Denison q aids
viii be Lester Petrie. Ed Mccarthy, the
Wyoming cowboy; G. T. Chilhngworth,
George Clarke, John Clarke, Robert
Clarke. l.. s CONFESS, Ralph Lyon, A.
NJ. Hurtt, 3. NJ. Sumner.
fhe difficulty about Director General
Dillingham; and Jamie Wilder over the
pilikia the latter attempted to make
for Mr.. Dillingham; and all the parade
people has been settled. Mr.. Wilder
did make piikia for the committee bnt
it is piIikia with a big 2. Pilikia is
the title which a horrible looking mon
ster of papier mache viii bear. Pilikla
is something all communities have all
the time In other places be IL called
Trouble. but the Hawaiian word is
more suggestive and so he IS 9 Piiihs. y
Jamie Wilder wanted sonnet hing sym
bolic that would represent Pihkia and
Jamie was given the contract TO sup
pIv a Pilikia He did and 1T 10 a
! masterpiece.
What The Advertiser said about
Jamie and Pllikia was according DO
facts PiIikia viii he present in the
parade the night of the big carnival,
or lust before IT, The ogre win be at
companied BY a myriad of strangely
CARRIED folk and a huge chain attached
10 Pilikia's belt will be in the hands
Of his executioner, the smallest naA to
Ec found in town. He viii be eOndaet
"a with all due ceremony to Palace
Square, where a replica Of KiIaaea win
he on exhibition. with Madam Pete
fire aud smoke Piikia win be tried
vNF,f sts
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-18
CALIFORNIA OIL DIVIDENDS

Buy listed, dividend paying Calltor-
MIA oil stocks. Many Of these listed
stocks pay one and two per cent
r.onthIy dividends. BY purchasing
listed stocks you can sell any day you
wish. You can invest large or small
sums. We viii gladly tell YOU about
these listed stocks, or any other Cali
fornia oil stocks. We are on the
ground and operating in al the Cab
fornia oil fields We handle only le-
Ultimate propositions and invite tho
most thorough investigation. Write
today for list Of dividend paying stocks
and quotations, which we viii send
Iree Of charge for three months.
LINCOLN MORTGAGE & LOAN co.
166 Geary Street, San Francisco, Cal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-18
Shipping Notes.

The LikeHke brought 6,4o0 sacks Of
sugar from Makaweli yesterday.
The transport Thomas left Manila
on the l4th and is due here, via Maya
saki. about March + or >.
The steamer Niihau brought fifty
five head Of cattle and twenty-five
calves from Hawaii yesterday.
Purscr KILLING of the InterIsiand
steamer Claudine, from iilo and Maui
ports. reports the bark Olympic. the
schooner Aloha and the Amerlcan-Ha-
waiian freigbter Columbian at the Ha-
wau metropolis loading or dischargJng
cargo ON last Monday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-18
LILsELNINA EASY sa. o,nooro
BOAT FOR CARGOES

v;belmina beats them all for
4,,baroing. said Superintend
s,sBeer Of the Natson wharf.
y. PATCHES and side ports are ar
;, the handiest manner for eZ-
+.n, li,charging and we are turn
her cargo cut rapidly
!, addition to favorable expressions
H. passengers as to her passen-
,..anmodations. the man behind
.,,,s who work the winches and
+, The cargo out of the deep holds
about 1000 tons can be stored
i. heat is the best for freight
slIllg, ...
N i,r Yesterday there was stream
-,i,o,s aboard the new steamship.
-.,,sa3r seemed pleased. Travellers
- her critically, looked at the
49, !. ,ooms doubtfully and then find
M .s,t Zach inside room had outside
. .Lt; through large deck ports,
&c her accommodations the
!. - had The large suites. Of course,
+bs eve of nearly all visitors,
,.antifnTlv furnished and finished
s.. appealed strongly to those who
r. travelled back and forth over the
Ts Wibelmina leaves for HiIo to-
Among her passengers will be
Fam and Mrs. Matson and Miss
HIM Natson. together with their
81, who form a large party. From
s,o1lp the passengers viii be Miss
TTsnina Tenney, who ehristened the
sel at Newport News last year; Mr..
Mrs E. D. Tenney. Mr.. and Mrs.
F.yoD Bishop and several others.
a1tire party will visit the volcano.
rsssel will return here Tuesday and
Ep for San Francisco on Thursday
Ten in the morning
About one hundred and twentY-siN
NAL OFFICE OF THE UNITED
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-18
Coal for Honolulu.

have booked with Castle x Cooke. tn
local agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-18
Alameda at Eight.

The following wireless was received
from the Alameda Wednesday night:
All well; 52S miles out; variable
winds and squalIy weather; confused
sswell expect to arrive about eight a.
m. Friday; barometer 80; tempera-
tnrn 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-18
"'EoRolC3IOAT PEC0vD

L.aI c, s,y. sunday y. Morning by the
$. .- me. U ). Wea-he- =
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-18

II tor .. readings ara CO..
ba and ,,ss.orerature. tns-rrr.-..
ia lsysi. sra gravity and reduce.
,scals t,or. average cloudfness s-s-..
I i ,ver 1, to 70. Direction Of
p ending We &c velocity In miles per-
+ ing direction during 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-18

TACOMA LEDGER, january IS
Among ne" cuaIltf announcements OF
interest to Pacific coast shippers are
three more steamers taken bv the Uni
ted States government to carry roat
from Norfolk or Newport News ro Hoo
uouM. ~ a result Of the shorraon of
coal au the coast the Governments ra-
Gently diverted some coal steamers
from Honolulu aud Manila 10 san Fran
cisco. and those now announced are
probably eo take the place Of the three
sent 10 san Francisco.
The British steamer Rgkabv. 40
tons. is fixed at 4I.4e 10 carry coal
from the Atlantic range to Honolulu
for February March loading. The Brit
ish steamer Vancouver. $500 tons. has
been fixed for the same yovape at the
same rate. and the Norweoian stnsnlcr
Tor-3l. > 2gq tons, has been fixed for
the same VOYAGE at S4.25.
The British steamers GIenshiel and
Rosebauk are on me list Ia carry coal
from Newporr News and NorfoIz +o
the Hawaiian Islands and the shin Ed
ward ~ewau is now en- routr with =
coal cargo for the islands.
AIiIIo'I 1eEoVtLeu ny 0naihs'
The British shin Celtic Chief. which
ran ON reef off the channel several
weeks AGO and was pulled off bv sew
eral local steamers. as well as the Ger
,,,o, .r,,iso, Ar.aro l.4+ ,-oc+.,.l.4,-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-18
OIL STOCKS

Listed and unlisted OH Stocks hand
led on Commission. Daily quotation
sheets on request.
L. T. KILLER,
Member Cal Stock & Oil Exchange
101 Russ Building. San Francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-18

n,n Standard time is 10 hours
|, 5.;. slower than Greenwich
e.. Y'. !. that Of the meridian Of 757
5ov.4 ''y minutes. The time whis-
I. s ~ "a at 1880 ?. n, which is the
l sna o.eslWleh 0 hours 0 minutes
\ VIZ. 'uoon are for local time f--
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-18
Booked to Depart

Per str, W. G. Hail, for Kauai ports
February l7-R. : Morris.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-24
Republican Convention.

The Republican city convention met
in the Probate Court room Friday
night and organized by the election of
c. A. Denton chairman and Wesley
Denton secretary.
1t was decided to nominate only
candidates for marshal, collector,
school director and two councilmen.
The following nominations were
made:
Marshal-G. P. Wyatt.
Collector. F. Kern.
School Director-Frank Allen.
Councilman, 3rd ward-R. R. Dea.
con; 4th.ward-A. o. Welton.
The following city committee was
elected:
LIST ward-A. L. Fox.
:, End ward-C. A. Allen.
3rd ward-W. F. Jackson.
4th ward-C. w. Anderson.
A. L. Fox was elected chairman
city committee.
The city committee was authorized
to select Republican judges of cleo
ton and report to city council.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-24
aZZ3B
| IND
JUST LIKE ANY OTHER GIRL
Queen Wilhelmlna Of Holland Was
Once Refused Admission to Her
Mothers Presence.

The lady who is now the queen OF
Holland became a queen when she
was quite little girl. | rather be
iieye this must have made her think
a lot of herself. for sometimes she
even thought she could disobey her
mother.
One day the little queen wished Ia
speak to her mother. so she went up
to the door of the room In which her
mother was talking to some friends,
and there she knocked very loudly.
Who's there?" asked mother.
1T is the queen OF Holland!" re.
piled the little girl. In very stately
tones.
Then" called the mother, "she
must not come In"
On hearing this the little queen al.
tered her voice. and in a very gentle
tone said: Mamma. it's your own
little daughter that loves you. and
would like to kiss you!"
Whereupon mother, who just like
other little girls mothers, though her
daughter was a real queen. called out:
You may come In, then"
You see, even a little queen has to
obey her mother. for mother always
knows what is best for her daughter.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-24
Teacher Ends Life; School in
Panic.

Pine Bluff, Ark, March 2l.-When
the announcement of the suicide of
Professor R. T. Benton, principal of
the Pine Bluff High School, was
made this morning at the school, a
panic of hysteria on the part of hun
dreds of his pupils necessitated dis
missal of classes.
Several young ladies in the gradu-
ating class tainted.
Professor Benton ended his life at
his home in this city shortly after 7
O'Clock, and the pupils were in their
study rooms awaiting his arrival,
when the announcement of his death
was made.
He fired bullet into his brain
shortly after leaving the breakfast
table. 1t developed after his death
that he was under treatment for ner-
vous trouble, and that he had at
tempted to commit suicide several
times previously, but was prevented
from doing SO by the interference Of
his wife.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-24
Bits
StInbOnnet
By Belle hfdnL0fes

Copyright l0os by Associated Iatersry
Pressl
IL was morning in Idaho and the sur
was beaming pleasantly upon Barry
Vail as he rode alongside the big irri
eating canal that he had been sent t.
inspect.
Many settlers on the reservation
Jimr he asked the foreman.
They are coming. now that they
see the canal is a 60. The nearest
one is Judge Rand. His shack's up
yonder. He's In luck We go right
through his ranch"
Judge Rand, Vail wondered II II
could be the same man he had known
long ago He concluded It was not
possible.
which way do | take to his ranch!"
he asked.
Hes geneEally clearing sage brush
this time of day. Follow the canal and
you'll likely run on him.
Vail rode on. fitting his sombrero
back and humming a love tune. He
was in contemplative mood this
morning and the word Rand" carried
him back to the east where he had
been born and bred. but whose dust
he had shaken from his feet Ave years
before. At that time he had been In
love with Kate Rand, an imperious.
self.willed girl. One fateful day she
had announced her intention OF going
to masquerade in the character and
dress OF page. His young, conserva
tive scruples were Mortified. He OBJ
jected, and when she persisted in car.
rying out her intention. his dictatorial
attitude moved him to break the en-.
gagement Immediately afterward he
secured an appointment as civil en-.
gineer In the west. Lately. his love
affair. viewed at long range. appeared
a very boyish AFFAIR
When he came upon the solitary fig.
ure digging doggedly at a resisting
root. he recognized the man who had
come so near being his father-in.law.
There were mutual recognitions OF
pleasure. and then the Judge explained
that he had been caught in the finan.
cial coil Of Wall street and had lost
all his worldly possessions.
Just enough left. he said. ito make
q payment on 100 acres here. which |
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-24
A Cheap Job,

In one Of the middle states a man
worth 100000 fell into river from a
rowboat, and he was sinking for the
last time when lad, is years old,
jumped of a bridge, got him under
the arms and held him up until as
sistance came. Next day the young
lifesaver was sent for and when he
had come into the presence of the
man whose life was saved. he was ad-
dressed with:
Young man, you are a hero, and to
show you how grateful am, here is
so cents for you'll"
The boy took the money but left It
on the doorstep as he went out. He
thought the rich man would need It to
buy potatoes with.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-24
Holden Barber Kills Himself
With Razor.

Holden, Mo-, March 21.-Bert
Windsor, a barber about As years old,
killed himself here last night with q
razor by cutting his throat, wrists
and abdomen. When the proprietor
Of the hotel returned from church at
8 o'clock he heard qroans in a room
upstairs and burst the door in and
found the man dying. He had stood
before a looking glass to do the cut
ting and had fallen back on the bed.
He died at o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Windsor was separated from his
wife about five years ago. He came
here from Nevada, Mo-, a week ago
and was in poor health. He leaves
three children aged 8, II and is. A
sister lives in Kansas City, but the
name and address Is not known.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-03-24

van Rooe On, fitting His Sombrero
Back. and Humming a Love Tune.
shall put to potatoes. The spirit Of the
west has caught me. Barry. wouldn't
90 back into Wall street purgatory for
any consideration"
After Vail had related his own er-
periences and inquired after the for.
tunes of mutual friends, he asked al
most sheepishly:
Did Kate come out here with you ?"
The Judge was silent for a moment.
Then he said. with a sigh:
Can you picture Kate in the print.
tive lifef She had an opportune invi.
tation to accompany some relatives on
trip abroad"
And you live out here alone?" ex.
claimed Vail. pityingly.
mo. have my helper, Bill. We
are very comfortable-a little shack
for living room and dining room com.
bined. Two sleeping tents and an out
of-6oor oven-a place for these parts. "
But Vail was not listening. His at
tention was concentrated on a slender
figure that was approaching In the dis.
lance. The figure was clad in khaki
trousers. blue shirt, q red kerchief and
. sunbonnet
Who IN the world is thatr" he
asked.
The judge turned hastily and looked
confused
"Oh. that's Bill! I want him to 10
to the next ranch ON an errand for me.
Excuse me moment, will be back. /"
He FASTENED toward the sunbonnst-
ID figure. and after moments con-
vsrsatio1 the figure turned and went
The way from which It had come.
your Bin doesn't look equal to
much hard work." observed VAN dryly.
"Bill's I'll right at farm work or
house work. assured the Judge. Hes
wify. WILING. enduring and. best Of al.
htsnsely tntsrssted IN the develop
nsat q u ranch
~You - good many queer sights
= Maho.s unmarried Val. hut m
swear novse saw = man a lad vear-
~ Z o1nhounot..
I'm - ~ - anA only somhrsro
= 3 ~ - ~ loot vol. he wsnt
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