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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-16
Gs bat iid iueuisiteus Derpflihfet,
bies tbun 5u uollen.
9ie Ser. Staaten 1anserflutte i9
Gnropa ansefommen,
Sc cine 0ipiiiou in 1orquap, @rrf
mnb 6berbpurs Dor Aufer.
Ger Yanama.aanal ipiro am !. Se'
sember 1918 fertis.
Die polttifde2age In en- g.
Inun

2onoon. 10. Rop. Tas parlas
ment trot am Dienitas tpieoer suidms
men, ba dber Der prsmier Nsquitb
ni4t anneienb mar, fehlte bas hobe
SntereHe, bds man ertpdrtet bate uno
bie politif9e arifs purbe biz sum
1reitog psr56gert. Bis bdbin ipiro Der
premier abermoIs Bel bem a6nigGeorg
gensien fein unb ibm bic Gntfheioung
bes Rubinets. bic beuie in timer lungen
eibuns sefabt murhe. untsr5rsiist
boben.
3pei pber brei Ser Winiiter follen
su Guniten bes plan.s fein. bdb bic
Qorbs aufseforbert perbeu folIen. iiber
bic Dsio ReioIutionen db5uitimmsn
unb iie ent1psber on5unehmen cosr gu
pernerfen, ebe bas parlument oufses
loft mirb. tpie bies i'm Sberbaus 2oro
2ansbonne in 0orihlag gebroht bat.
Cine neue parlamentsnabl Dor
Weibnahten III jest teinobe eetuib.
auf lpeIhe Weiie iie au Stanbe sebraht
tperben pirb, 1T aber nod niht ents
entf9ieben. Der R1nig ntmmt cffens
bar ein srobes SntereFe an Der ariiis
unb iein ginflub mag piel NIT Der
Q0fung 5u tbun haben. am abenS
bieb es. bab bic Resieruns Oem 8.rs
Ianaen bes Qoro lansbotpne nahseben
unb bic geto Uorlage an oas Cber-
baus ihiden perbe, unter Der 8ebins
aung, bob bie Qorbs su ieinen 0er50z
ssrungstaftitsn ibre 3ufludi nehmen.
Tu es niht ,pobrl6einlih lit. bab bi.
2orbs bic Dorlase annehm.n iperben.
nirb bies penis ginflnb auf Die Sis
t,idiion i'm Mngemeinen ausiiben.
Der gremier Msquith bat feine offis
siens Aniprade an bas parlament aus
Riidfint uuf ben friiberen prenrier
Yalfour bis gum yreitas perfhoben.
oa 6srr 9clfour am Gonneritaa in
Nottinshum cine ipintise po!itifdeReos
3u bdlten bat.
Gine 4nbeutuna iiber ben Sianps
punt, ben bic Winiiier einnebmen
fpernen. brinst bic Uer0fientlihnng Der
Reiolutionen, bic auften Chamberlain.
nah elmer 1eratbuns init 6srrn Ball
four unb Qoro Qonsooipns am %. Nos
pfmbtr Der unioniItiihsn 4onieren5
unterbrsiten rpirb. Sn biefen Reioli-
tipnen tpirb s,iseiionbeH. bdB Der blosc
Ueiis eines Yairstitels nidt nos Red'i
aetpdbrtn folle. einen SiB i'm Oberbana
sinjun.bmen. unb Is irernen DorIhld.
Se jur WtrbeHeruns Des WnterinIs,
aus benz in Der 3utirnft b1s Cberbaus
3uidmmeneeitbt iein ion. pilItommsn
seheiben. Olsid3eiiia fpiro ober in
ben Refolutionen eritGri. b1b penn
bic btibtn 66ufer in ipihtiasn 1rosen
ni6t i'm Gtnnbe iinb. iin ~ einisen
has Wolt ouein oas R.1t babe, 3lpis
fntn ibnen 3u entfdeiben.
DIR NdlIon -Gnar" per,
holItns
Gffen. 10. Rop. Bon benz Ball
Ion .Goor4. Der an Gonniag init adj
0nbsrtn Dnlons bier ouiIties bot man
bis jett nod nidt bic geringfte Rad.
ri4t erbdlten. Der ebenfalIs permibts
Salon ~6<Fsn- til am Dienitag in
Horbbeuti imEnnb eeIdnbet.
I'm MOnsno unb Dienfnel9absn q
eeatl6 Ssxle>s1sets naA sasssl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-16
WetterberiHt,

sir Chio unb Snoiana: 1lnbes
ftimmtes Wetter am Wtittpoh uno
9onneritas. Mdbis itarts norolide
Winbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-16
auf Ueran(aGuug oes generatanwatts
fe(te freige(pruden.
0ifforo Viuhot bat bpm Yraii'
oenten Grlaubuih erbalteR
Gin 8atadten NIT Sesug auf Die
GuuniHsbam.4 .4niprhd)e eiusus
reiheu.
Gine Spesiul-8rano Sarp in Slice
ling, @. @a., einberuien,

Gie iid nit Sem Shenf-SSall beidjafti'
gen iOa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-16
Muslan0. Selegrapb

Muslan0. Selegrapb
Neue par(amcatswa6(en
lNerben ti9erlid3 mod nor
0Deibnatbten In Cn8'
lamb ftattiinceit.
Sic AuI5iuus bes Rarlaments
wirb beu,nd@it eriolsen.
Weri6iebemes aus be,n 2entiHeu
Weicb.
Ter Salon ySaar" nit ieiueu brei
SuiaHen peridoaeu.
Ser @omanidriititeaer @ilbelm
Naabe in Yraanihueis seitorben.
Naruffo mirb Spauien $4,000, 600
Qrieesentidabisuus besableu;
Gs bat ji6 ueuisfeus Derpfliftet,
bies tbnn 5u iuouen.
9ie Ser. Staaten EanserfIotte y
Gnropa ansefommen,
Sc cine 9ipiiiou in 9Oranap, greii
mnb 6berbpurs Dor Aufer.
Su Yanama.aaual iuiro am !. It'
3ember 1918 fertis.
q -,
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Ornamental
Lady Of the modish waist.

Lady OF the modish waist,
Lady of the modish shoes,
Just to keep your form encased
In such garments as you use
Must make some man work his best,
Get out ere the day is born,
Come and go with little rest,
Crowding night and crowding morn.
Some man has to dig and sweat,
Studying the ways of trade,
Fill his life with care and fret;
But when you are thus arrayed
You're a sight as you go by
To make male hearts palpitate.
I will not deny that
Think you're looking simply great
Would you know the thought that
knocks
At my mans hearts citadel
When 1 view your shining locks
Built up so extremely well,
When 1 see your dainty feet
In your high heeled slippers go
Twinkling up and down the street
Hunting bargains, to and fro?
When 1 hear the silken swish
OF the things the world sees not
There is just one little wish,
Just one question 1 have got
On my mind would not task
You Ger much, your grace L beg
But tbs this that I would ask:
Lady, can you boil an egg?
Chicago News.
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Society CricketS
Learn Art of Ants
Society has a new \

O-' +e ab1e ofth The
Learn Arr or ANS Of the two mode insects
OF soetyhe are no
wordhve to the ant learned
They employed the solemn tactics OF ~
needed hold their end III cricket
stocking their with the dances
will delights And the same time they
keeping supple which important features OF
these paragraphs and must not DC
confused with the realism TO follow
The of gor that foreseeng young society
maids and spending the in preparation Tor the
and dance steps
their within the lines approved by all
folk for the winter are Mrs
Brownen formerly Miss Sophia Pierce and Mrs Alfred He'll
equally friends learning all
delightful OF day Mrs
thing for
social fascinating
of ballet When Mrs Hilman
of her childhood she imported several
among propensity for fancy dancing Her friends
acquired habit
Daily appear their select
dancing dancing
in which
they brilliant Spanish
Madrid other they
Boston, and
winning dance, a o which
Newhar, Miss Helene Irwin Mrs Andrew
supple bathing
other
baraw Francisco practcing home
the like the
prepared the
lated pence reality the the cricket
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ANSWERS TO QUERIES

in the form of a square each side and
each diagonal viii form a different
combination OF two cards. which viii
give six different pairs worth : each.
or IL points. As each of these pairs
will combine with the odd card TO make
Is there must be six hfteens also
worth Il, making "a.
GERMAN-C. \. L. city. Is person born
in America OF German parents as much Ger
man as one born TO German parents in Ger
many.
No. A person born in America is an
American. If born to German parents
he is an American of German descent
but he may become a German citizen by
choice and naturalization.
STRONGEST MEN-A Subscriber city. who
are the four strongest men in the world
That question can not be answered
for the reason that there are many
obscure men who are as strong and
possibly stronger than those who have
posed as strong" men.
arrive safe" or II arrived safely?'
Both If you mean that YOU were
safe when you arrived use the former.
II you mean the act of arriving use
the latter.
dent Of the French republc3 When was be su-
pointed or elected. Who preceded him?
Armand Falliers. who became presi-
dent January L, 1906. His predecessor
was Emile Loubet.
EMPLOY CITY Want q,
obtain smPloyment in Seattle or Portland. To
whom should ! writer
As you do not name the kind of
employment you seek it is impossible
to answer.
WHIST Subscriber, Stockton. Ia a sSns.k-,
considered legitimate in vhistf
IL is not In tournaments. as rule
the announcement is made at the be-
ginning that "sneaks" viii not count
bNtLE AND NIECE-SubScriber Edna L a
marriage between uncle and niece legal IN Csr-
Of the union ~ 80
No TO both questions.
LORD SHOLTO-B. G. OAKLAND Ma ~
Snoito Douglass marry the daughter OF Evans
No.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-05
That Muller Incident

Miss Muller on summer day
Raked the meadow sweet with hay.
She helped with stout though shapely
arm
To pay the mortgage off the farm:
And told admirers, Goodness knows
l haven't any time for beaux,~
The price of corn and oats and truck
Went up. There was no end of luck.
She took her auto to the bank,
With a chauffeur to turn the crank.
Where city men with shiny coats
Were pawning bonds and writing notes.
And later, when the Judge she met.
Said she, He isn't in my set"
Washington Star.
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PEDRo-s. p. City. In the game Of pedro
has the dealer the right to place his hand IN the
deck and select six cards.
The rules of pedro are that when
the players are ready to draw the
cards must be given from the top OF
the pack without 1T having been either
cut or shuffied since the deal. The
player to the Ieft-the age-has the
first say. A player can draw any num-
Der of cards ne wants. from one to five
mot six), after discarding from his
original hand the cards he does not
want The dealer discards and helps
himself in turn. announcing how many
cards he takes"
FIVE HUNDRED: P. City. In q game Of
monds and the Joker. If wants the lead can
he trump the ace OF diamonds with the joker?
In a no trump game the joker is
suit by itself and the player who holds
il can not use it as a trump as long as
he has cards with which he can follow
suit For that reason B would have to
play diamond on the ace led.
FRENCH QUoTATIoN-D. F. R.. City. Read
in book the other day the following: 'Je ne
te quitterai point que je false WI pendu-'' What
does is mean?
The quotation is from the French of
Moliere in lie Medicin Malgre Lui."
and means 81 shall not quit you till
have seen you hanged"
THE PENNSYLVANIA-D. T. c. What are
the measurements Of the steamer Pennsylvania.
built in Belfast for the White star line? How
do they compare with the Great Eastern:
Length 56S feet. beam 62 feet and
depth ~ feet. Great Eastern. length
$50 feet, beam SO feet and depth so
feet.
OLD HARNESS SHoP-K. l.. San Jose. What
the name OF the>man who FOR many years
kept ssddlery and harness store at the corner
OF Front and Jackson streets in San Francisco
about % years ago:
Charles II. Mead.
wAwASCO-A- G.. Jackson What is the es-
timated size and weight of the extinct animal
called the '-wawascoY'
This name does not appear in the
latest works on extinct animals.
CRIBBAGE@S. s. City. What is the rule in
cribbsge to counting. for instance there
four fours with seven turned up and four
three with nine turned up. what would be the
count for each?
Each hand counts "a. If four cards
of the same denomination are laid out
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-05
The Swift Retort

The habitual offender again faced the
court-pale, ragged. foriorn
Have you ever been arrested be-
fore. Nary inquired the Judge.
Well, if l have quickly retorted
the chronic culprit, "it wasn't for suf-
fragetting nor gamblin' at Narrygan-
sett pier. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-05
JaCkaSSeS Possess
Taste for Landscapes
\ \

Europe including p tour of decided that he would DO
ABROAD nc
Kings converted tr1endly pine ~
% passed, mountains anu iOiO'
squirrels chaering and appatlVe group u
above the ; head and the blue jays rolled their and
wisely broken color paintings 0"' "
jckass that the Sierra art
called al ms
young with courses OF
when dividing MS
the baking powder can anu AZ
But painting had not been eaten-a green one ~ en-
butter down on the ground he
with real needles ereaon III ~
with
phosophicaly concluding ~ w
should wolf stalk too closely ABOUT te
udio tree
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Loneliness Averted

Il suppose you will feel lonely when
the summer boarders return TO the
city,"
Il don't know that 1 will" replied
Farmer Corntossel When my boy
Josh an the two hired men sit down
to eat they kick jes the same as if
they paid reglar board Washington
Star.
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1t Sticks

What does Feniger call his new ad
hesive plaster?"
The nger.'-Cleveland Plain
Dealer
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THETHER the newspaper reader agrees Roosevelt
" " and admres him regards him emissay of the
evil he has right to know what the colonel saying
- in the OF his swing round the circle.
ATal0 What Roosevelt says is OF very
to Print important character, and any attempt
the News him negligible factor in American life
is merely ridiculous. The former president
has today following than any living this
and his opinions carry vital force than be ignored
In that the obvious endeavor certain newspapers
cry down Roosevelt unfair their readers and
likely TO bring dC the heads of the of this
policy Of oonOeamen For example, the
scarcely permitted know that such Roosevelt exists
Like the famous lady invented by Dickens There amt SIGH
His speeches Kansas Iowa and elsewhere
signed to the wastepape basket and far the Examiner readers
allowed know the colonel does exist Mr. Hearst has
put him of the map.
The Chronicle the other hand prints brief and grudging
accounts OF the ooonel journey and then loses opportunity
at his utterance It obvious that the colones existence is
cause OF grief and annoyance TO the Chronicle
The Call knowing what the public prints the speeches
full and the only morning paper Francisco which
the public the The amusing and the petty
conspiracy OF silence which contemporaries joined
hurt Roosevelt all and merely calls attention
that they afraid print the They have up press
censorship that permit the American public know
only what the regard good for them They
funny little
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RSONs IN THE NEWS

A. D. MELVIN, chief of the bureau Of animal
industry, is at the Palace. Melvin has come
west to attend the convention OF the American
veterinary medical association. which opens
this morning at the Palace hotel
J. G. RUTHERFORD, veterinary director gen
eral and livestock Commissioners OF Ottawa
is at the Palace to attend the convention Of
the American veterinarians.
CHARLES GALL, representative Of the Shubert
theatrical interests in this city. was about
town again yesterday after a two months
illness.
JULIAN BRowNELL, assistant manager OF the
Palace hotel. returned from vacation spent ar
Paso Robes yesterday. and is back at his old
post.
H C. KIMBALL of Hanford. G. =. Robinson Of
Chico and ". I. Hooper Of Blair are among
the recent arrivals at the Manx
MR.. AND MRS. W. R. CASTLE OF Honolulu are
guests at the Farmont
W. E. GERBER. banker of Sacramento !.
staying at the Palace.
c. E FOX of Los Angeles is registered at the
Stewart
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instead OF under the enough grant
shall have ourselves find
portion what should be public good
individuals for enrichment.
The Call control for proper
machinery for their protection provided because there
such machinery and of protection provided
that the Chronicle the demise
federal to the local Before
over these rights and properties be in position
that take of them When that happens
will them
The Chronicle everything wide open power
grabbers and this the condition
are controlled by the OF California.
HE automobile has subdued the mountains to speak and
has attacked the stronghold the picturesque but
The m fan c f5n 0ea 1zs a the railroad
Doom of that sensational ride Sierra Nevada
te STAGE Driver deliver newspapers
o-I made in crossing the continent prove that the
go where the stage venture In the east
the use OF the auto for touring mountain advanced
than this coast and New England contemporary gives
account OF the process of evolution in this wise:
In where the stranger
10 stable public machines Eco
advantage advantage of the visitors
well The old time mountain wagon with
limitations which eayed long
and back about the limit Of
roads Tor ~ miles distance
That days work and the
miles nothing we'll constructed machine easQ makes
three such nps in day and we'll patronized
The effective OF the far greater than that of the
stage coach which is wholly dependent an elaboratev planned
system OF relay stations The road machine the most part
able to its supplies obtain readily
the journey.
1t the doom of the stage driver whom so much western
romance has grown He must give place the chauffeur
be surprise the Pullman COMPANY slod
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/ Some Doubt
/ AbOut That
"VindicatiOn"

be document might be
wait until after election
There other dessful the
that the standpaer growing weak about the knees We
already the rush OF the old guard dump poor old Joe
and told that the committee preparing
Banger the Jonah Of the party and gently slide hm overheard
1t fact of political biology that congressman eve
election kle cattle the Scotcmen say These and
spculations of the gops may wrong they serve to
BY light throw on
human its political manifestation.
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the record OF this outlaw corporation to make
the charge improbable. We have had some
experience in California with the Pullman
people and have found it so far impossible to
collect the taxes imposed on them in accord
The Cl,;caoc1, Dixie
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need be for surprise that the Pullman company should
be accused of seeking shield the Illinois
legislature charged brides
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HE San Francisco Chronicle still deeply concerned because
Roosevelt contends that the federal government is better
eauipped take of the resources in the nhl
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-05
The
Trade Union
Movement

that II has TO stay.
Primarily the trade union fight against VIII
may be called sweatshOp conditions Without union the labor
would be the mercy Of the unscrupuou employer The
that many employers OF that character is again
trade unions Cnder the competitive it the oppres
employer who the pace and the others follow examp
Il there Is force TO hold him in check.
II IS established fact that the organization of labor
vastly improved conditions for the worker 1t has raised the
scale the world and has insisted humane
safety appliances and sanitary conditions for the There
sweatshop where human life is the cheapest thing
they have been put under the ban
It IS just recognition OF the Importance of this
that the state should set holiday celebrate great
pshment and purposes The multudnous procession
far from being OF meaningless ceremony They
impressive demonstration of a great and united force
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Pullman
| Company
Defes the Law
ance with the law.

ance with the law The Chicago Tribune tells us:
protecting shield Yesterday
of
documentary by Wayman
bribery Following the disclosed
prosecutor adopt drastic copu-
Pullman Jury
By suggestive coincidence the chief officials of the Pullman
travelling Europe elsewhere Illinois
jurisdiction and the ubordinaes in charge give up the
documents called for by the grand quite
willing produce the evidence desired there came sudden
change OF 'front.' only to explained inspired
orders are an mpudent defiance OF law characteristic of the
Pullman company
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domain than the states, but it does not attempt
to answer this statement of Roosevelt's posi-
ton made in his speech at Denver:
There IS something fairly comic in the
appeal made by many OF these men in favor OF
state contrnl ,nle1 cnr -eaIize d. a. -.
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What the
Chronicle
Really Wants

corporations seeking the privileges developing power any
be
In this country nowadays capital has national and
states are those which most in evidence developing
states from Alaska to Arizona have been genuinely
of
Ohio to
other Rocky should
Now,
naturally of
ali the the
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nations and now holds an accomplished and
recognized status. Like other great human
movements it has had its ups and downs,
It's victories and its reverses, but now even
those who are most opposed to it admit
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case the way OF graceful retirement from
Office, but now come distressful rumors of
hesitation among the standpat majority of
the committee. It seems as if they did not
care to put their names to what MIGHT Drove
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-05

H most important sociological in the half OF
the nineteenth century the evolution OF the
It Is that profoundly affected the life OF
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THAT has become OF the promised vindcation of Bali
Wv ger? The report OF the generating seceta
OF the interior promised for this week. We're
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The Insider
Tells a group Califo rnia burros dsp'ayeu =" "'
suspected fondness for art by devouring all inc 'A'
in open air studio.

WORTH RYDER, University OF CALI
" fornia graduate and member OF 'ne
v Sierra club, after studying art N
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He automobile has ubdued the mountains to speak and
has attacked the last stronghold of the picturesque
= extremely uncomfortable Indeed the road
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GSOhGE II. FARCHILD OF FonoguIu and NJ
ana MIS-. F W MaefarIane OF the same citv
are guests at the St Francis
= a. scHAEFER Of Honolulu Is ar the sr.-,-
with party They arrived yesterday from,
the islands. 'i'ni
MARSHALL sTIMsoN, one Of the pio,ss- LII,
'ers OF Los Angeles. is at the Palace.
j. D. HEARD. real estate oos,.,o- =. -,
lord. Ore, is a guest at the Palace
n, (. NICHOLS. hardware merchant Of csic,
Is al the Palace with Mrs. Nichols.
l. c. HYDE, merchant OF visaH. A.
the recent arrivals at the Stewart. 's
DELos A cHAPPELL. mining man =, ~
YER IS staying at the ST. Francis.
"lLtoh LAcKAYE. the well known scto, :.
registered at the ST. Francis. ''' =
Fairmont with his family. -
'AaLs J. GORDON Of Washington. n. r :.
s'ayi0g at the ST. Francis -
staying Al the Ar:on nausssnan Of sawtslls. is
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IN Tie course OF his SWING round the circle.
What Roosevelt says is news OF a very
important character, and any attempt to treat
him as negligible factor in American life
IS merely ridiculous. The former president
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machine can beat even the railroad in noun
tain climbing, as The Call demonstrated by
that sensational ride across the Sierra Nevada
to deliver newspapers at Reno, and the records
made In crossing the continent prove that the
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IHETHER the newspaper reader agrees with
" and admires him regards him emissary of the
evil one he has right know what saying