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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-05

Don't despair over poor
business. Despair never did
and never will help. Ad-
vertise in The News. II
counts. IL means success.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-05

ANThe electors of this great Commonwealth arr
e. upon the threshold of an important day.
Every voter has duty to perform tomorrow
~ which cannot be deferred and which shout
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-04
Not Haoie Kaukau.

A. the house of Halemano re were
- 80 welcome, supper being order
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-04
Pals and Canyons.

water u when : aau-1- 1- n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-04

l. was Z hard pull back 20 the ditch
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-04

- - - - - - -
runs. fell ana was dashed % a pulp
On The rocks below.
The sea IS generally il sigG-. rising
waIl-like from its rock-lined shore 70
the horizon and always marvellous II
It's diversity Of cQlor.
The trail was we: from the recent
rains and the light baggage We carried
was quite heavy enough when we
sreppad for lunch n q bower Of greenery
a the bottom of a gIleh, thlcslE grown
With wild bananas. After luncn. DIP
IN the stream was n order and very
srra-eful rae cold water was, aT-er me
m and down work beneath grlLlnS
san. q the morning
An Animal Silence.
We missed the animal ana bird life
which would have rendered Sach . TIP
even more enjoyable IN other countries
Tn. minaas and doves bore j com
ranv all the way. huC i vas q FaEllE
= hear the stiffness OF me 4u-eAes
broken hv a strange bird note.
Beautiful little green and red dragon,
a-as delighted the eye, and mere anu
-hs-e = painted butterfly Hd55ere4
acro.s he trail. Except for these ana
- h--d. aforementioned We u'iza,
haze been traversiag 3 country placer
,r7ar ban by the god OF BIRDS ana
Lsss-s a. far as the casual observer
was concerned. anyway,
Dnri7y the afternoon We renAlt"
rTonoraru Gulch. than when mere :
no more impressive in the IS-aaas.
/. baar-v battles description ana were
= - r-ions made widely snow n
-or-fs-s in plenty would assured-E IS.
= - gsza down its righteousness y. e.
.7ac.1 and to feast their eyes .1 .-'
-, 1s-f,r vistas which i affords
- me intersection Of one Wa-eF1a.
~ +be trail. an ohia tree had poured
IL rberrv-colored blossoms ONO q "a,
81 and the note OF color thus MIRO
drce5 into the surrounding greene
-,-a,,l4 he worthy the efforts OF 'Ae
sa-araos- of Hawaii : artists.
Near to Keanae We found qUan'l,'es
. 7-,-e:or7s -himbIaberries whlea were
Ter and Of better flavor than NOSE
esr9winr along the road from 0len"0'''
= the Volcano House. ..,
4. the dav was well worn % ITS emu
"a Iat+ the ditch trail and after Pre-
oaa1;rg about three miles came &c
L Not Haole Kaukau.
A. the house of Halemano "e W.
made very welcome, supper 0eiN5 0I
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-04

Keanae i sugarless settlement, zee
befn, the main Industry o. the place
The natives live eonteute3ly II their
homas-eaGS and are unusually well N
formed on matters of the world, for
dwellers in such an Embellishments
place. Il : one q the rret5ses7 SET
Elements on Maui. Across from heanae
j Wailuauui. q place well worth trip
over the ricefelds. if one has the .lEl1'a.
Back Of Halemano' house Is 3
natural bathing pool formed by cas-
eade and large and deep enough 10
allow Of q really good SWIM.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-04

49, 49, - = z - z - A4gsA&A
tairs- Very refreshing was the water
soaked moss applied - our dusty, sun
burned faces like 4 sponge.
Somehow. on the trail, across from
Keanae, Ite's cares seemed very for
eiEn, and with Guavas. thlmhlehe-r;es
and bananas % ear and q draugat Of
cool. sweet water always at hand, il
di1E : seem such tar,erv back TO
primeval man. and Il didn 7 require
much effort Ct the imagination 10 hear
again rhe -uvs1ie pipes Of Pan charm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-04

A. INES W. Eazet Eewn pals :
--ItE -7--l7- and INTO canyons -1r5r-1
u --e1 mountain torrents -zsEzt down
% rae sea The G--cl soaz grin -g,E
@l-.G- - 1lazl1E zCf mere -aaz one
*orAer 81 51= narrow ledge blasted
cur Of tie Elf along which ne hume
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-04
Through the Hama District of Maui

rly4. Naa-- August -" -s-
? Il IS ~ z,-,9 q. :, -1s3---
p sax Over re a--- Ia =
ss.a Soon a--sr - however
,asnsueet 20 -1-l >-54L--E -2-
.sr than delay Say " chartered
ga1ese hack s-- - or -a- IA
! sne se7e1-ee7 miles, -r7D Pa-a-
4 regretted n. - A'
] deh from -1= -1--- a. so2-s Of
fass- scenery a-a- ~ -zal les
sTssn Pa-4 am A-4 5 vas
ssszs, aovever- = we -le'@ ne
raeat roa3-
.esiaE Father H-o'--- 1s-57 at
it, xs sto22--- q -" INMATES .
~ ths geai2l pres an we're 72-1--s
|rausd- The good father : a ms
.s,es-.. nan Indeed he 1as . 3e,
lis disr-ie- : a very -4r-s o1e.
,4Itursi. kindly gentleman Fa-Eer
,,s7-gnss moves a1o-- Ess-- good. IN
!. k-+s- A. well = in tie <-ri- .
j. oppression HIS hobby : flowers
Z n an go pas w - ms IL = Z
+ he sea oT care M q 1s--- -s'- IL
b taasst 20 grow many sweet ana
ply flowers where 27-2'7 were o--y
fHs aad an I=e1es S-I .
IS
snsh feds of care. past EanaSDa-
sia and leaving The pineapple conn
T. Haiku- far 10 ne r-az- I7en- a.
Hsb We went 'aFol=1 miles y laad
Fhitn sugar vas : L
1t Fhlen az present Is usel OILY tof
nEire- Il r4-Ae anu -.A--7 : '-1'- :
LIZ ron Rama '1r '5-L . =
. gun anu sax r \ ~ All
1aA'N
pug, a'"e'e- an -
Y residence OF W r E2-~e a hA--
u little before darE
A Maui Welcome.
r. p.,-,as Welcomed - --.-rr ara
- - = -. u
= : say -
IalE l'a 20 ana hA--'-4 W. IAN
X @ Nnemoere,l By Is s. o-e ~ the
razrtsst por-s 81 ca- that i has
svy s4a, o7r ,,oo.7 f7-+,--. n anchor
E Rozaes extend CHE ---'-- 5st- EOS
aIEy to al pas-rs over -he 6zzea
Ill and harFIv a 6av masses -ra- z-~e
--... a. - -.
a.sf' aoesn accept '-s -@a1s : '-@
-s,a'lSn % stop over
FsEere up betimes he 1ex- 5av and
Ia t,sakfss- ard an fnzr.e-5ou q
j. h..B.;.-, A. - a.
-.
= Y 0af way aI0aS 1Ae ai1eA 'rs---
fffeF r--c 3 .
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-12-01
Warren Sankey, Manager

This sale on winter goods,
will be of unusual interest to
fathers and mothers, who care
to reduce the family expense.
There are items of utility for
"every member of the family at
prices that will make your
Christmas allowance go the
round easily.
Our big stock is being gone
over carefully and all lines
that we have too much of are
being divided and the over plus
removed to our new sales room.
On part of the goods we'll
name the price, on the rest you
do the marking.
Our lines will be ready for
the sale next Saturday morning.
Don't miss this chance to
lay in a good supply cheap:
HURST BROS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

would remain ~ IN" results ~ his myF-
FERROUS occurrence Nort.- answered
the Janitor d'-popd"u.lv 10 hirlsnN
except hllCa cy" Tor mesin and a -icA
girl on me hands
But the flct that his Ch1rgs was girl.
and thHt Will" ~h" was hurt aud ~ en-
she had mut"ly appealed 10 him counted
npre with the iarl'nr than uermnu"'.t
black ~" IN the hitherto sDotl-s- i.'ur'
~ his record They can sov what they
lnm pl''ase.- he Tutt"rei dpVIedl" ~
he rode lp IN tho car ~ the roof, I'm tell
no more q it
St'll and dark In tho htfla house on the
roof, Oh ugh IA FaN1u gropcd for a light.
poising now and again in vain int"ntilos-
Tor futteriug brclth. he would have
sworn that hs had left the night lamp
hurninR lie struck a match. h" ln' k"d
around un an unoCr'pi"d bunk and room
The Lard love VS." no calculated with
n ropeDtsnt look at the lamp. now hurr-
ing steadily again. IL was abe and not
Il that whit out I'm Stuomped
On the table was scrap of paper, on
which was written IN tretnulOus hand.
Thank YOU Here was tangible reCuc
milton that conferred
Ho was actually whistling i'm his old.
Hight hearted way as he made hia simple
preparations for bed until he noticed some
thing fiuttsring on the tebl" log II was %
bit 81 silken twist with rod white and
blue colors intertvt - Thereafter q
h@wildered ianitur tossed sleeplezslV m
his hunk tho night long. vet with cvery
Kick his allegiance grew more obstinate
for the unknown girl who mad trusted ard
thanked him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

] vas pic,.In, them ~, fpr Cir,rge sud
denly r-apy-ared | ran up ard up the
stairs. and he after ne On he eleventh
20 y b" caught mr and stabilized the. n.
'"r" III uie'' - sIl' from ~. had in NV
hard hut n" .tl-r piece had put ia my
pocket h did' : got q ut know what
beam" ~ ~. though
Uncle" interrupted Nr Fluvt y 500
nv that ~" girl Was rsurN exhausted
who - this uuCIc.'
why. h. has 's";I made pp ~ 'pr.s'
old lnuI'i~ nd "Wulay,d " "a" banker
A. pur'"r IN can ~ nu any longer To-
mi diva n" dropped .u'' wong Ter
nrr' = arr-. Vim" q dun Trd STAN crypt
OVER her ~h.ti. vast
After a ut'i. whom n" susI.'t had bacon
r@iIUy'd a4d N" ( ri va, having alton
'iru lu "a" ma ron c .u'n tirr. Na, q
cot -ultt'rDu
~. - q Epht. rr, -t'r, and a. ..u,I N..
-.Dhiy rev ~ d said Nr l.aNIu Her
"vI'i"'lr" - T"rV Ilr.r'
-SHo viii b. ~" wife lI'crpr-'d vnrt'ir
Herbert proudly ~" mt once iv
Chauu" Iu,h"r r,rnar'i" oirruf4. tlnc.-.
IN" avoided m" IN ac"un.- ~ h"r silly
ScrIpI"-. bit now she j. fu'us' - hsv" and
. p 1t ! swear -. bpu p talk about no
wards for Mrs Harl,-rf Fringe
Bu', continued III impressive laW -nr
! wi-h "" had 'hi' piece 80 The original
s.lL tWjst
Her" y - said Favon thereby r.
storing his record 10 i.s former sp0'l"ss-
u1Hz
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
Joan Ii'IlI in America.

FFbW INf isdnV = fiFtDTI0i
fr,cnd ~ min" has gone ~ the United
States Tor her holidays and shs s"n ~ me
an account - her experiences 81 far at
an hotel In Massachusetts
W" are enjoying the usual bnthing
motoring and sailing immensely zhe
says We cannot help. however. being
some~h hat surprised - 800 ths young
people going about together without q
Chap~run for whole days
They disappear after breakfast. re-
turn O. their meals or not without any
body showing the least anxiety ar con-
Germ After dinner they are out walking
or are 90 be- found GA the piaZzas until
a very late hour
They are mostly beautiful swimmers
md one sses them In the water IN pretty
black silk siIits. trimmed with Irish lace.
black silk stockings and black or bright
colOrsd LandRna handkerchief caps The
latter are also worn for motoring - keep
the hair fidy under the hat, often no hat
10 worn az all
'lt IA great mystery ~ 10 where tha
woman leave their husbands They are
ln the hotel with their children. bra only
two men TepFssest the stronger asx hsrD
Every one q verv slciablS' you know thew
all IN tWenty-fDuT hnura. and 10y invite
YOU for a ride w their mot ,rs or q sin W
their yachts after such a AhOrt acqlaint-
anc0.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
ON iTERIG FEH rER.
Great Deal OT o. Mad'. tat some Had
quality oT Lead Pipe.


More pewter wac N..ls made IN tina
country han - E'H rally Supposed
Although 10" STAT. Il t,nuSylyania I'D
many r"s ''-,'r- ,.stt'"rrI through n
: Ma . uu.. - l,.! n The m.fll r Of her
rIa Co.,. W.. \"~ inr, NOT far lrn,rd
Tn" r..'u. rEHiIr'.nrs ~ Aur.r..tu
;raG" Cd. r,..'.. r'. ,'... d..all,,,i ~ 'lr.,. n
and We Nrrk hl." -,...,.lt. rr.,f,,ut
a- - A"r position a. an earl. INA. rr II
,,h"~...t- .-sid .Iru,us". and mYch v.ur..
IN 10" subject 81 ,tI. "r,sar" At beast ~
h".u.. - secuted Mt univ hv mi , .d,l,ir
p'' y the. !n.m"r.u. 'lfI",r.c s,,.,.l.z
Few ter ware WIS AN ''a is industry 81
Brd."rDr'. ,.rn ..El Quantities 4 ware.
hpiu hollow ant Rat w"r.. Pat Utl tn, mar
kct h.. Is and " SULLIVAN o. Co Bu'f.Ina
Whinh were worn by the dozen IN men.
D!p,hsz. Ne" often ulaU.. - T.,sf..r With
initials 81 ron" small deyio. impress II
Not On.y were go eTyglay buttons mad. of
f,"y ter. but military ones 49, we'll aud
spnl., collectors ~ tn" I'D Times fprd..
IN JcWt"r. luhe the church tuk ems h.ly
water i.s!ls>, huchlo~. 70. have b..ttuns
ia large yArt"Iv
About lsau th" mai rng 81 p-ster was
ahsniOnrd to = great extent. Though ned.
l"r~ cIrrl.Sl u 20 r"mOi" parts ~ the cuun-
TRY, Wh-r,. " was g;ili ia Use IL. t.S.t
,..w ter ware was made II English TIN
know n sas block tin. and lead. m th.. f,r,l-
portions Ot one nth Lead tO fpur-fif hs tin
The poorer qualities Cpntainssi more lead
and antmony and le-s tin. ~ more scutIr.
ing Was ns, '-saSaTy 10 ks..p them bright
A. there WAS mo- legal standard for the
quality II Ts-vter IN thus country ~ in
England every maker ussHl what prppor-
tions he liked SOma 81 the home made
articles. such as spoons. which NAV oC,a.
si0nally be met with. will not aA-,Im. a
polish NJ all. and have very much the APP
pearancs ami quality ~ lead Pipe
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rao,o by record Pres,

had brought IN bag even the crumbs
We" seen tie ciotir~. III swear to tho'
and som" van aIDut lii size was inside
pi tOln. with -" cap pulled down over
is lace. wno l was dom tool enough to
.a. va fl" let elevator hoy Little
Peer. "-cuur7trg rim. 81 did 10 tho very
d",r yud -Iapping MN good night on the
basS. little dreaming tua' he had lift him
pr l.r .' e. w"r'. for lead with a stab
m hrg Iut'y ''ut
-i4 'i.r- '.a Nu.l" with which the wound
Won r,i"y - was luNI.fc,I9- Psked W.
FlG,un. SEdlc4ly producing pocket
rlif". 'n "hi,' va d stain
y cant -.'tr To- 'hut. hTt It might
N.I4 H". ~Or a--
II ga. found IA tho r-i-unrr's no.
s"-. m continued ~" lawyer u-rrtly
W ~ do vuI nv 20 that Hrngn"ll'-
/ say . D. a lie protested tur Young
man. ati tu"u I"rc'I,iug that o." had
again ans v"r.i iu H." nam" H.. denied
"a" logan - 'r'ruhl"
-tsk h"r- ".nalrIei ~" Ianitor and
wI'h . uptinn CO.. d"'t A. u Wa- grnrl. he
wupr'.i DO" v"il from tho FACE Il ~.
We NIX Euh a. hv nls r,Ir
"Arui"'- crt"d ll"rb"rt Fringla. spring-
.",fN he side. his arm around her in NJ
ter Disregard that others were present
Have fuInd yol AZ last | swear nv
81 that's holy v"I shall never avoid me
again. n"'"r. never II - 20 have and
% hold now
turl"'' cred the prisoner. entirely
l"-r 100 .-.If-cpntr0l -Ynu'r. pretty
girl :" 60 back On your own cOaIsin
Their" don't Won see. aDbbed the
girl turning 10 Il"rhert 4 am one ~
'h"rn. sha'n"h by their crimos But
ri.d ~ say" yOu from loss did did
4 knew they were plotting Home evil
against you forgery. safe blowing I
couldn't tell what My uncle had heard
-pna '4lN - the FARMERS about the will
OIL VI ifinglr had made In EuroD"
~ irnn RluIiion. what ingenuity IN carry
AK ont
I .lt work ~ an elevator man in the
builiing directly ! heard the old gentle
man wa diving ! watched the Offices
I nd within them | saw them como osIt
from the closet where they had been since
SstIrda" afternoon.
The powder must have been already
forced through The cracks with that queer
hitl" machine thev bore away. for II was
only moment before with a dull roar
he Eafe door swung open but did not
fall They laughed with contempt At the
money scattered about. they did saying
thav had NJ lFe for chicken feed
L saw uncle undo the will and rip out
the EiisCn twist. bat ia his hurry ne had
CIT u. h" could not nee IL again. do you
think that atDpped him. No indeed: he
had "A Ekein in his pocNst like, Oh 40 like:
only a woman would notice the difference.
-He sIbst itJIted n laaf. he bound 10
all up again Olt they went uncle and
then George. IN an EASY drop from the
rrar window. bearing everything thoy
la The closet. except the cut pieces % silk
Uncle must have remembered them asI
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KAlSER'S GRANDSONS AT PLAY
LITTLE GERMAN PRINCES FORW
4 VERY HAPPY FAMILY.
Only Sorrows were the Absence oG the
crown Prince ana Fact That They
Couldn't Take Al Their Pets Game
That Pleased the Royal Grandfather.

BLRIIN. Sep, o-The three yo,mGest
Hohenzollorns. grsndsons OF the Kaiser.
have had a happy summer at one Of the
bathing piaces on the North Sea They
haN" rolled in the sand. built castles and
padded IN the water daily under the
wa'chfm eve OF several nurses and at
tcndan's.
The rown Princess. who has been some
what worried about the heath Of Prince
louis the Second hoy. spent part 81 the
sumner with the children and watched
With delight the effect Of tho bracinR sea
AIR on the delicate little Prince.
n crown Prince himself was unable
to ho With his little family except for a
few davs, a. he has been Obliged 10 rep
resent he Kaiser at various official
functions since his Majesty has been III
However, the short time their father was
with them was a gala occasion for the
smal! boys. for the Crown Prince played
IN he h"ach with them and allow ed each
ore IN turn TO sit in front ~ hun on his
black hors" and take a short cantsr
All Tins gave greatest Joy To loyal German
subjects Who were fortunate enough 10
-" the royal father with his sons
tn" Crown Prince and Princess are
adHrcd throughout the fatherIand, and
"a" "Uly possible grievance their people
'aN" against them 10 that they bring up
10" little princes SO quietly that no one
ever catches q glimpse Of the youngsters
The Crown Princess has a. strict views
IN the care and education Of children
A. the kaiserin herself. and she keeps
'h" three boys at the MArnora Palace ct
PotsdaIn we'll attended and secluded from
all hut the royal circle % relatives and In.
Innate friends.
The little Princes are very happy. good
younRsters. They play together in the
great park OF the palace and have wonder
fGl gaines u soldiers with Prince Wilhelm
always as General. and sometimes as the
Kaiser himself. The Emperor found them
deep IN this play once and reared with
laughter when he saw the two tiny boys
standing at attention while their older
brother who will some day lie Germany
r'Il"r walked past them in imitation Of
al, grandfather. and haughtiIy bowed
an acknow ledgment Of their salute
All dr'e boys have a great love Of ami
mals and are proud poss.-sors of a dock
Of ducks. three black ponies, three whit.
goats. guinea pigs .mbbits and a number
- dogs. ths favorite being fat dach,-
huui VINO Is far too polite 10 resent
being grabbed by the ear or the tail.
TIE only digestion the Princes had 20
going IN to the seashore Was that they
could not carry the entire menagerie with
them. Affecting farewells were taken ~
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7 I.


Heavy was Faxon with perpIeVing
thought ~ he waited in the vestibulo for
Herbert Fringle. the junior partner. ~
corn@ in Response 20 his telephone call
Il was no use; the moro he strained the
-. he saw. He was lost In a contra
dictnry nuddle.
He could swear IN every person who
had come and gone In the last two days
and more. yes. and would vouch for
them too-except, evcept tho unknown
Eir'. who looked like little Peter. the now
s.~vatnr man, and who now lay on his
hlnk In his own littl9 house on the roof
IN WAX still 20 speak but with a lnnk
= trust In her big brown eyes. which
b" vas too much ~ a man IN disregard
Glad indeNd was thu janitor whom n tall
a'hie'ir Young man swung up the steps
'ri irre'uously piled him with pues-
'sn-
~vf' ~ thought spHech and cnnclu-
son wa Herbert Fringle. with a tendency
- earring b"fore no looked that mad"
IN all 10 moro amiable. He CAV" -cant
-''t - ~" ianitor's guarded intelligence"
' b" '"t 'H" way u the Offices and sur
.T'.i 'r" state 81 affairs.
". IIfN Rtlt llANf' ll' 'Aiahltls
..1'ae~ ..lv have been hiding for the last
''r'. days %" decided They must have
cen 'rs.'.ne1 N 10y the noise - the eI-
'-.nn o. Oh they might have known
"FIldi r.s0und from this remote
~ 10 f... There's not cent missing.
F''Hr Har"'- not a paper missing
'.'. ..-. 'r" personal file that poor
.r.H' '..r i"f' IN 10" central pigeon
.. o.. ..-' lay h" was down lie died
.f.' -.r''. iidn honest old Daniels
.i.'. D.. Ilv and garn to-morrer,
'.. OPP" Iurltur. crossing himself
'. r.."-fSl Id gin'le.nan; youll
ing and atriv" hard to come
A." .'h"r Herbert Well sor
..i,-
'.r rn" polio" 10 md ont
'"'' OBJ" youug man cOoily Let
.... losing ftr stable door after
rH W - 81 out I'm gong
a- soon IL "" nave stored
y 800 'h" yauli
'.. thi- grandfather will
.. ....i ."tt"r take ~ along with me
.' 100 ruy way down IN the morn
.' f..Nr.u fOf probate
'.. I- Ii-Tbsrt Frlngle thrust the
..r H'" ms pocket Favon noticed
.- I'-' ipE"thFr ~ IN" Top ana
.u4' With sIlken twist 81 red.
p. .. .,I blue
''.u srgh.d snviously NJ he watched
.." ."Yug tanker walk away Millions
Hlr.g DID give stradineas 10 the nerves.
'r~rtallv when nothing had been ln~t
... "H' lansing house would doubt
'Hs" extra precautions on the morrow
'N" -sf"guaTdfng of its treasure. but
''" wing and rush 81 business would
cry apt To put aside the incident with
.uiut partners explanation.
"" had sCant faith that the police would
npii-h more than a closer watch for
Anew days on the stable door. What then
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
aandown and Poker.

There are two games which AZ the
pTeEent moment ara absorbing attention
IN thOse places where two or three or
more Icing gathered together feel that
time can cnly be killed Nv playing sons
thing at which you cnn either lose your
moncy or your temper This being ~,
they have found two ideal Rnm"- 10 which
u IN possible To squand"r both these
assets Tne one IL Saudown. m. other
l. poker Neither j. new. % course. hut
both 'hr"1fon TO have the vogue 81 bridge
Ono can garihIa n them 10 an extent.
and What more can anv one want. for this
means excitement. Which IL the vcritable
breath u modern noStTils.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

a jackpot This tine the ,'rt.m rNCci,
four seVens before the draw and atI
getting two s,lyers pushed the gag
along TIL he thought ~" ~sW chaA
uf moro than dvuhling E!, lE' stI"N.
When hn pat up an 10 h'd lofr hovry"..
Hawke drrrrcd aud wills saw hlm and
called for two cards.
Possibly the aOI,er had grown over
confident ar Dozssihiv B.liv- STRUT rr
was ClOser han ~ hrd bonn. bI; 9hr 49,, 'r
y wac. wn"n jackson te.l; ~ tn" twp
B.lIv distinctly sav him ta,.c one from
the bottom ~ the ci,ck
On the inst ant fuil realization 81
the situation flashed upon nm aud he
looked around at tA" tcu~ zen with
something lik" horror IN nus fac" II WIS
PLAIN that he had to uhrps" and choose
quickly between abIect Submission TO
tn" ioss 81 money and pride and the
desperate Alternative 81 a Irpt'si
Nevertheless, b" vas angry enough
and bold enough. or thought he was,
IN take the chance. aud looking s1uarely
~ jackson h" said 4 don't kick at losing
in a square gnu," and was fool enough
To think | w-tS playInR IN one, hUf | draw
tia" I'm" a. dealing from tho bottom of
~" decg ir YOU have any ,
Then he Daus..i. for n" fouHd himself
looking so,.ar,iv into the InsIgzle OF a
revolver end listening tn words that
ss-em~i ~ com" from great distance.
hut which were clei-iV distinct
That sort of tRlk 90 sad jackson.
-dosssnr rom. well from q man that
hasn't pulled his gun first PERHAPS l
didn't understand II. though. ! reckon
vou must have said the deal r'as all night
And not b-Ing altogether fool Billy
said very quietly. Yes. the deal was
all right and h" got up and vent away.
Whom he called AT the police station
not long afterwnTd tho officer behind
tho desk said Well sonny, you got out
of tho plarA alive. didn't you? You're
MIA wing IN hip l,Ck Now nm away"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
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