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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-27
Nmstpdrtiae Wtdrtte.


Rem Dors, 70. Gept.
Mebt.-Safuhr 25. 40 Bbls.. 8erfanst
1854 Bbls. Ter Martt nat beute itetie.
sprina 9atent$5. 40-5 so, Btnter strniabts
- .35-t.40, Ninter Sateuts $3.50. 80,
Spring clears S4.35-4.60. Dinter ertras
To. 1 t3.S5-3.85, Ro. Q DO. s3.40-3.55,
Ranfas fratqhts s4.8p--4.90.
Ssgeen ms5l 1T itetig. - gair bis
sates A.0o-A.20, Dolce sis fanes $4.25--
435.
Badwei senms,: nomsinsu ~ 2s.oo
.0b per 100 Bfuno.
Eais tn tpilitg. - Fetnes psisss
snb selbes 81. 35-l.40, srobss 81 .30-l 30,
kiIrbrieo 1885.
Eosssn IN ftetis. Ro. 2 Gsftsrn
1879 I. o. b. Rep Dor.. .-
eerfte 1T rubir. - MaIsstrts 73--75s
{. I. 7. snb neus 5utterssrite 73 - 7oe c. !.
{. guffafo.
Bsi,sn.- 9ufusr 43. 300 yu., ger'anst
- Su. Tsrftunaeregelt. Yo. 2 retber
81 .04I i'm Glepator uno $l.04I I. o. b.
idptmmeno, 5to. DO. Rortbern $l23x
E. o. &.
BsTd.orx - Su'usr 8s,775, Esr.
fanst - gu. War,t feft. go. 2 s1Ie
I'M qIeoator unb 611..c {. sb.
tsfsr. r.-8ufusr l9l. 725 gs., Rsr'anst
- gu. Earstnn9eregelt. Eeuer STANDARD
petBer 39c. neuer go. wetber 39t,
DO. Ro. 33c, DO. SO. 4 3711c.
Seu If rubig. grima ll0c, go. 105
-i07Lc. SO. . 95-100c, Io. 8 75-8Oc.
fspfen IN flau. State 1909. orbtndrsr
Bis Hsies l9-2le; 1903, oreinarer bis dolce
9-l5e; paeifis Soat 1902. 1o-l4e; 1903
l3-1Sc.
6duss fns fIau. GentrsI gmeriea
ale, Ssaoto 21-22e.
a.s.s Ia itettg. seis a2-.4e.
$er! in militia. TamiIs s25. 90 --
1880, ihsrt clear $22 .0)-a3.75, Nes s22.0
"a so.
gesf IN ftetia. TamiIs SIC. o.Oo-20. 90.
Rss $1,000 1880. Besf.ehintsn s22 90
IA 90, Rerpatt sl2. 2.O0-I2.50. aitp srtro
Srbia Res sci .O0-a5.0O.
Sut Meats fns ftstia. 0epb,sIte SeI
lies Is -- l5e. DO. stuItsrn S% -- sIe.
b. etin,en l4k-l5c.
e&nsts TT torf. NiebIe Het primo
1880 1910 Raffnirt.s feiter. gsnti
nent $3.50. 2. y. $14.00. Gsnpounb log.
-llLc-
1sIs tn fsf. - grima Gitp 775e,
Gsnntrs 73s-s1..c
EaumpoII' aamsr Oct lit wiLLiQ
Yrima robes 1888. prima CONNER seIhss
500 HOO.
Se.rsIsumi IN iretts. gafHntrtss RAN
porf $3.50, Bailasstphta uns Baltimore
! 81 80, DO. in Bult $500.
no lie IN rubis. Tomsf.e TIsscs soc
Carr tn teti9. strsinss, asu;hnIt Hsi
| bis autes S. 30-S. 40.
fsSyentiH in ftetia 10 NE.
Refs ia rubig. etnsstmtiAs 23s-5Le
/ Hatna 5L--se.
BE laffss if rubig. wevCrleanS Dpsr
RsttIe. gutter bN dolce, 3a-42e.
&afTee - Rio Ro. 7 l0-l0Le, Gan
tos Ro. l01ze, Gorooua loH-l2Ic.
2u6sr.-Nossr TT itstta. ytuseaBabs 81
Zen s.T4e. SsntrifueaI rs feft 4.24e, Mp
laNe'3u6srss T.ts.49. saftnir,.r 3ute
IN itettg. Gut ssaf 5.s5, 9ruftes 5.75e
RsaIs ~" 5.4Oc. CUBES $500. gon
bsres 5.I5e. sranuIatss 5.o5e. Eiemon,
,,M"5.e5, Ssnfec.ionsrs ~" 4.S5e; Re
4.So. Ro. 4.75e. go. 34.70, ao.4 1. 4.65e
/ 30. 5 4.60c, 30. 4.55c, Ro. 4.50c. 80
s4.4se. 30. 24.ioe. 30. 10 +.35e, Re. /
4.3oe, 9o. IL Arse. 30. ls 4.20c. 30. /,
4.20e.
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6A0et.-pteIe WeIq. WeFHHttteS oh1
1saf 6.45t. pepbsrss 5.7s. GaSss b.90e.
eranxlstsb 8 5.65t. Gsnfstttsrsrs ~" 5.55t,
ON ~" 6.25-6-5oe, wsibr srtsa -"
E.f0-5.20e. srtrs -" 5.0o-S.oSe. esstnas
res asIbsr 4.50-4.S6t.
RoiaHss IN fsstis. Rem Crlsaxs
Cpsa Astfts $3.50. GsntrifuasE l6--46s
per 0sasRs.
Rs tS.-1mn yiemrtA IssSst ass As.is.
3eAtfsna. Santy 0sas S-sSe, pvima ~
-6hG syStndrsr SH-4Hs Sapsx -
Il pss Diuns.
1strp.1rsba..,.
Duttsr. - IGrtt ruhia unb bic greile
itetia. 8aRty Creamery 31Ls, GysaMsry
NyNS s0t, b. ieesnss 2se. faHes Esiry
27kt. ~. axe 20. Sfxne.
1lh. - Nar't Astss. Dsis Vat lie,
AsssreNliAsr IL IKE. Nsp gsri lss,
00nsilsr 20 --alt. aiMtasssr Tx. Grid
ls3<e per Bsuns.
etss. - anoebst croj. Earft niaia. -
vsiMa ftti1s 1aAnsseier 2se. Nras 2a1.s.
snsess 2De. ieesnsS l7s per Cts.. 10 Ra4
EuuIttat.
Oeflasd. -3ufusr arrb, gRartt piI ia
sprina GAt6sns laL-lae, ttAnsr 1919.
elbns S1&s. IruttA6Rss 2oe. Suns Zoe.
junce ontsn uon 3 gfunb 13e, alts loe,
0kHis Ste per pfIas.
DIN uno 0smtfs.
asyfel.-5ancv Rem gort "a. .OO-l. 80
eewotnli6e s2.26-2.50 per Dbl.
Gitssnsn. - Msrft kstis. GGIifsrnis
3i.be--b.U0. Re'fina s5.50--6.oO per Aies.
ptsns sn.--Rarft rutis snb itstts. -
Galtfssaia gate gSaleacia $500 - l.75 yss
Aihs.
pfir II DE. - gorttern Cbio Gtbersc
II .O0-2.O0 per camper.
0trnen.-R y. Bartlett 81. .76-2. 90
einhetmiihe 3i.7S-2.0o. 3u6er 500
Si6tes $2 90 ~ 2.26 per Bbl.
Netntrauben. - Giubeimtie5e Is--
20c per &crb. Concord 25e, Song l5c, Rita
CARA l7he.
pftau en-. - Domfons e3.2S-3.6 sc
per Bu.
Hw6ermsIsn chte 0cIerabe
Ro6pforb 76s-9l. ~ per Crate unb Soc
u rs per ponu. Drbwny Crate S0--75e.
@afteSmsfe nen-$2o OBS 90 PEI
100 aYf benz OeIetie.
&sstsffslH,-ReHiari!Is % rs, Gcitery
eAoss MI. ein5stmif@s ea.00 vss Dbl
nsb 6S-76c pet 8u.
eAtSasts ffeIn.-ssanfv seriev q. II
800. QsfteTn ebsss q. .oo-2.2S pes 8bt
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&hteaap. 2s. Gent.

AsteG9o, rs. Sept.
Welt. - Der marft mar iteti1. Dtntsr
Hstsntst4. .35-4.70. straish.s 81. .O0-i.75.
GprinQ SatentS 5eFte 3S 5 80. straiattk 81. 10
- ~, Sa,srs f3.60-S.75.
RsttsR. bar September 96I -
97s.e, an SaIus $3.50; far Te,br. SO .
--l0)z.c. am sdIub s99at; fur Nai l0S11 Z,
-I0Se. am SdLus 1887.
@eIfHtsrn. gar esptenbsr 53sSs--
53Ie, am Sdlub 53@ze; fur Defender
5ls.-5lse. am saIus 5lLe; far Sra
64L-s5e, am ShLus 543Sc.
6afsr. 5ar Te;entbsr 34L-84Is.
am SaIsb 1915; fir Gai s7tts-s7He. an
shIus 371Ie.
Rsase 2 74e.
esrfs. -oste 5atterssr'ts IS - e4s,
quite bis pstes Maltserfte ,5-7le.
Slaasiaamsa. Rs. .. %. 265s.
Re. *. u. 27se.
1imstbs,ssmsn. s7.5o-9.oo psr
Gsntnsr.
aIs.laamen.- .oo-l5.25 per Sent,
Esr.
Hespsr.. - sls.65-lS.90 per Sbl
Tur Ittober 1900 - 1888, am Shlui
$500; fir Sanuar $l7.62H-l7.S5, an
sdlus sl7.70; fir Rai tI7.45-l7.75, an
Stllus sl7.45.
eamaIl. SASS per 100 8funs. -
9ar Gtteber $l2. an eaisi
$l<.1a; fir ROpember sl1 52a-1l.o74
am S1Iab $ll.55; fir SSnuar $l0.55 =
1880. om e9luS $l0.55.
3bsr. Nippenleiten.- asie $ll 90
1l.75 per 100 Sfuno. Sir Septembe
II sll.62I-ll.67H, am Sdlus Sll.65; fa
Gstober $ll.07I-ll.40, am etIut sll.l0
fir Sanuar s9.40 - S.4T1., am e4tu
50. 40.
eduItsrn. -s,srs Hare Ssitsn psr'
paat. $l2.75-l3.25.
Sattsr. - Rsr.s itetis. arsamsrp "A
2Se. TGirp 23-27e,
Gisr. - Rarlt itetis. 5rifas % =
25e per Datsns.
&dis. - Rar:t Rssis. Srsax l4K-
15e per 4fune.
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OeJDs Uo1ee uaD utsteh ~ WIN VSS6
Oelb ION eaQ" NOR ptllis tu 1T-2E.
Drimn Uei4aftspaptsre wurDsn Jn 81
6x biSfontirt.
.Sterltna .Grnangs III ftettg. -
efht gu f4.s6A uno 20 fage St&t
~ N.s3-4.s3H.
Bnnoes, ,Obltaoti one n rrdren ns'
tta unb ipurben nie foIst auotjrt:
Der. Staten ReFuno!ns ~ l0l-lOlH.
~ reaiitrirte (925) 1l5-1lbI 9su'
pous ll5-ll5s<, ~ rsaiftrirte loll--
1927, Coupons lOls-lo4T, SanamaScxs
pens ~ l0l esboter.
attienmar - 4m Borntiitage mar
Der Rorlt fart nno bic Qreiie lt,essn. 9e'
gen Wtttag aber ruroe Der Warif nngere'
aelt unp gegen SAlub miu,e. 1s 01lnb'
nottruuaen ftanoen aber In ben meIifen
Tdaen uber oenen pom Samitag.
Qaaitebenbe Rurie loaroen uen esl6ts~a 2
srwin. Bauman 4 Co.. 70. 225-So1 asat'
nut SuaBe. berittet;
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arauf. - Mssst fsAs. Gtmsetmifdss
75s-$I 90 per DBL.
4mtebe tn.-Cinbetmtits $8.o0--3.25,
eelbe $9.25-2.60 per Dbl. unb el.o0 per
Du.
Gsw stsss. - Cinbsimiias 90 - 75s
per 8u.
0urs ssn.-GinbeimiiGs s1.0O LAS per
Qorb.
Rnben. -15--20e per Dusenb Bfnbsl.
Crime SO bnen. - Ginbeimti4e 40
50c per 9orb.
Sanbsysoba..,
pcInen. - Rartt tetig. grsma 1sr
sepfott &s.l5. ssis,Ste uuo Bel Sssb ss,
pfhdts Rarp $3.50 per 8a.
6eu. ~ NaSft rubto, 30. l fimstAy
fI6 .50--I7. 90. 30. 2 be. Sl5.O0-l5 so Ro.
% be. $l2 50-I3.o0; &Iss. ssmii9tr 30. 1
ti3.50--H.e 9s. 2 bo. Sl2 OO-l2.50 !;
Alss. 30. si1.50-l2.o0. Ro. q 1000
ESQ per Ton.
Whblenfutt.r tf ftett1 - greie $2O. 90
90, Ntoetina srote s25. 5. .Oo-a6. 90. be.
feines s2l 90 22.e0, asmtittes 5uttss
&20. .C0--22.e0 per Tonne in 8ult uRe 81 90
mehr auf Dem Geleiie.
8oIIe. - Die 3ufulr mar gertns, Die
Ga6iraae etne cute na6 bic 4tstie felt.
Die SanDser sauften 10 ben toISsnOen gret.
fen:
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aktesae, IS. Sept.


Htnspteh. gss1ss 94.75 - $40,
feras stisre 50 $3.50. rpetIits Stters
4.20-s.85, Stofers uno feeesrs $4.15-
5.S5, aaheuno 6stfers s225-6.l0. Rdiber
81 .00-9.50. Narft ntebriger.
sAneiR.. 9eitte 80 25--9.s5, es,
aiitts 1856 $50, ihpsrs sS S.40-9.45,
raake g.. 4O-8. 80. sat. bis duserIeiens
s. 8.6O-9.45, aerteI $500 $50. Narfi
itetio unD etDas b0ber.
9 d ate uno xdmmer. - Snofs
siHssimiiHs 100 40. psftIits $500
40, SAtrLtnss 81 5O-5. so.
a4untt:-ftrssinti ts a. .00-7.25, met 4.
Iite So 25-7.20. Nar.t itetla.
3aiusr. - Sinbpisb $4,000, S4pstne
Il 900, etdfe uno admmer 81, 900.
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~ 1880 - $50. Giien mar beute rubia.
1c.1 5sasbrp fortbsrn su .7b-1o.25,
4o.2 DO. ~ tl5.50-ls.0O, 10. SoutbsYa
sab 70. Soxtbsra foft ~ $15.75-16.25.
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Niebmdrfte.

Gtnetnna.t, 26. September.
9ufuhr uno Berianst rpdbreno Der pers
FofFenen Dobe, perJliten nit ben Biuei
porberge9enoeu Bo1en, maren ruie iolst:
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VeDHOff, 4B. Stpk.
Sinr rsr beute rpsuis u esl. .7b-o4.sS
unb &up'er f1nad); 2ass ~ $3.50 -
l2.76, elsetrslptsis w eI2.S7H-I3.e21S
uaS GakiRs ~ $I3.l1A<-i2.s7I. 0iss vss
Han ts e4.87h --A.40 xHs eysltes itetta
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sd dhs.-Rartt rubis uro 'tett1. Sdues
Ter taufen primG III 23--29c per 8funo uno
pertaufen tleins -aantitdten III 2-3e Inebr
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Vieroe ,li,o Mamleiel.


In Der uerfionenen @ode mar Der Narft
reclt le6tait uno eS rraren beionoers bic
beiieren 2udp'eroe in Rahfraae. Cte8reiie
fur bic beiieren gferoe paren itstta bis
itari. Wauleiel tamen sismlib piel in ben
sRarft Tie Huotirunden pareu tpie Olaf :
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-
PeIs.-w arft rxhia uro feEer eeinsf
robes 81 .04. eeio dtsS 81 - per 9auons In
gartien pon IA Bbl. Grtra CONNER Ter
2orool S5e pee 0aHons' gottos e.ee
Del robsS s5c. raffntrt,s "a 73e per
@aGone. Isrpsntin slc. pstroIssn. Ger.
fsetion loe, Ohio, Rsntut2 uno snbiana
9He per @aHone &ropa 0aisIin l6r,
Hapsta 13e per 1aIoas
sals. - Der Tari! IN rxAta. Chts
aiptr 30 1870 95c, Nitj gan uns a,.on
s4e per Dbl. pou $50 gfe.
rsIa IN f.tis. prtma eits 7X-7Ie.
DO. Goxntrp TLI-7sSe rsr gfurb.
Qpkle arft ruh3 GoaasiosIeay
38.a5, 1as aub Slat 900 a.as,
aanapka SthitoblsR sss5, sss xsb
clad 81 oo-a.00 per Toun. sbseHsFert
4aaHloh StAfiobfsn 81 OC-4.25, KRtkras
cite 81 AL so per fonrt GSosEisfsr:. Gofs
fotsn lI-1ae per Bs. absslte'srt.
edmer eien. - Nartt len afss'as.
men 81 1880 axf benz gsIsiis xnb 81 .25-
$50 per Ss. pom Store Timotsp Ss.a5-
$50 asf bsm gelstis uro t3.75-4.00 per
Bu. Dom Store. DutDeiseH S0e. SLABS.
Iaameu 20 40 per Bu.
teoern. - Ra6frase gut, Martt ieit.-
4 ytA.E .EzE "a.
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R3Dnt OelDutarfte.
q ontaa. 20. Gent. 1910


eins8e psn ben bieiisen DanSen botten
heute eine siemiit CUTE Nobfrage mad
Dorleben Su uerseinnen uno bic Gei1dfte
TIN Mu8emeiren iAisnen etnas leotofter ~
ietn. Ite 3tnsra,en blieben unperdaoert.
Jtlr IarIeben ION eau" wurpen 81 bered5s
nsfuno Ges1dtfspaptere muroen ~ ~ Dtss
tonttrt. i'm oifenen Dlartie muroen Iors
kbsn ..cn eau" ~ u4L-5x unb auf Seit
W 6--61& pldeirt.
6eAid asi Res Osrs
wdren febr rubis uRo wuroen ~ Part
t,oti0sn Banien perfauft. - Die 4onns
fesrate bttrdgt Soc prdmie per $1,000.
Gsatd eat 0zssss
Edren eirpas fefer. - feute finb bic 'ioI'
gennen luottrungen ~ berihten:
4cnboR. . Eose sitt, s4.S8H-i.S7 per
=. ~ fase StHt, a .S3L -4.84 perE; 9aris
fdss Sidt, 5121<- francs per s101 !;
70 Gage si4t 5l7I - $40 5ranes per
el0U fur IeutidIanb, I 1ase SiHt, 4
Norf 05Le. DO. 80 Gage sibt, s4Ic.
documentary Bills anf aonoon wurben
~ e4.63, duf Glasgow ,u S4.o2M uno
auf 6eIfaft ~ S4.S2n osriauft.
bsssss.c h,ssnssss
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Ter Narst mar fen 8srs4uft mar.
Ben 1880 Bis. EiaiHsry TtntiAss 0sess
axf Ass DsRS sen tl.33 per Oaasns.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08
.SHOSHONE SCHOOL TEACH
ERS ALL REELECTED

At recent meeting of the Shoshone
school board the entire teaching corps
was elected for the ensuing school
year. 1t was the understanding that
each teacher should either accept the
position at once or resign in order to
give abundant time to secure others to
fill any vacancies that might occur.
Misses Orrena Crabtree and Blanche
Gwin of the north side schools resigned
and so did the teacher on the south
side, Miss Harriet F. Harris. The
following were those who accepted !:
Prof. Jas. Westhoff, Misses Ruth E.
Leete, Clara England, Dorthy Craw-
ford, Pearl Gooding. 1t is speaking
for the ability and success of
Prof Westhoff and his assistants that
they should receive the unanimous vote
OF the board to remain another year in
their present positions. The schools
of Shoshone lead in Lincoln county and
they are well abreast of other city
schools in the state. With the COM
pletion of the new $40, 900 building in
time for the opening of the new school
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08

uation. Anyhow he hastily crumbled i
up and thrust it into his pocket.
"No clue there" he declared, rec
with embarrassment. "Longley"
'Longley'' he muttered, trying
to cover his confusion by staring at the
makers name in the hat.
Mrs. Butts had turned away and was
slowly pulling Off her gloves, looking at
the roses The sight of them gave the
great Mr.. Butts an Inspiration.
They're in honor of our a;niversa-
ry, my DEAR" he remarked. "As for
the hat affair, of course just meant
that as joke. )"
How could have been serious on
such a subject" he added fondly, ION
our wedding anniversary"
"Some fellow merely got my hat at
the Club, probably by mistake.
1But tell that man of NINE" said
the great Mr.. Butt s, in a last effort to
let himself down eisily, "he's got to
buy me good hats after this or he will
lose his job Tell him to wear Long
ley hat himself afteI this, SOS to re-
the name.
"Tell him " and the president of
the great lumber trust drew himself
proudly up to the dignity of his com
figure-"if he ever buys me
any other make of hat, than Longley,
after this, I'll see to it that he goes
bare headed for the rest of his natural
ifel" Longley hats are sold by the
5tockgrowers Mere. Co.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08
NELSON MAUNDERs DEAD.

w. H. Maunders got word the fore
part of the week thrt his brother
Nelson Maunders who wintered here
was sick at Saskatoon, Alberta, Can
ada, and The took the next train for
Saskatoon by way of Butte. After he
was gone Mrs. Maunders received a
telegram announcing the death of the
brother. She tried to reach her
husband by telegram at Butte but
failed so he would go on to Saskatoon.
From there he would take the remains
on to Walton, Ontario, for interment,
at the old home where the mother and
sister now live.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08
WHEN I7's 8 TO 0
An interesting Story Of a Big"
Man, His Wife, Base Ball
Game, ard Two Hats

The great Mr.. Butts pressed the brs
ton and lly-the.3oy entered the pr;
vate Office Of the lumber trusts presi
dent.
THY looked al each other FOR half .
second and Billy WAS out and back
again with the afternoon paper.
-Thass all. Billy. close the door
Billy slammed il ahar and tine great Mr..
Bats opened the paper 10 the sporting,
For few moments The big Office was
very still Then he began to warm 20
over tbs bah fight.
That $ the stuff. snortcd the great
sir Beits chew en- up, johnny.
eat EN- alisel''
..Oh.h-h! | don't know, be pulled,
/" but we n nail that little atdpof bupt-
ing yet this puts ~ 10 into third
place ard few more such
illy the Boy. cautiously opened the
dsos and stuck bite head in. The presi
dent horgiedly fumblcd over the paper
till lie 90, tbs market sheet on Top Of
the sporting page How many times. :
be yelled have | asked yoa TO knock
before you open that aoorg'
rScusc me. grinned BilIy-the Boy.
.'bui Mrs. Butts Is on the wirr and she's
IN = hurry know she is "
"Al right shut that ioorl Hello!
Yes. my dear what IL itg'
The change in the tone was funny
Eyes. all right Oh. for this az
terneoa, did YOU ssyg Well now,
my dear. that's shame. bat I'm afaid
there i be no matinee for me this az
ternooa How For me. | said
Tor me Of course you must 20
Get Mrs. Bertrsm 70 70 with you, can't
you. ms dearg
fHows that our anniversary |
Why. blsas your heart, 49, Il is. 50 It
81 Tipped my mind. somehow You
know how il goes. my dear, with 80
much on my miad all day flow's that2
Oh. no. eouldn.i possibly ar
range I'm sorry. indeed. ami
No have an appointment 10 five OF
ten minutes with some biz gun or 9th
- from London. my secretary tells me,
No. L won't wait bat IN keep
The evening free. yes. indeed Good
bye Have good time. Hope the
show good oacl Good byel"
he pulled out his watch "Grea,
Scott, j. il that lateg chandlerl
I've just ct word that will take me
ont Of the Office al ones probably the
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whirled around, startled by his presenc
She flushed with surprise.
The great Mr.. Butts. catching sigh
Of mans hat or the chiffonier beEint
her, misinterpreted the flush. Sudder
suspicion glittered in his eye the
gold initials Of SO me other man!
whats this, what's this?'. he thun-
dered, his usual awe of his wise chang
ing to Indignation. What the
Whose hat?"
Little Mrs. Butts stiffened with in
jured pride. "Why, isn't it yours?"
she returned cooly. She didn't even
condescend to look at the offending hat.
MADAM" roared the magnate, "have
changed my name? Who is g. M. G, ,
Answer me"
Il haven't the faintest idea," sad
his wife, with lady like dignity.
"You haven't, Ell? So many boud-
Dir callers while I'm shaving away down
town that you can'trecall their names,
ell even from the initials?'
The great tinancier was furious rag
ing and the same voice that always
made his Office force tremhle was now
bringing out the sterling courage of
little woman whose pride was being
upon.
He knocked the unknown hat off the
,hiffonier.
This outburst having had no visible !
effect on Mrs. Butts the great Mr..
Butts became more claim.
Perhaps he had gone too far
"Humph"W he snarled, and laying
Iown his razor, picked up the hat, jam
ned it back into shape and put it on.
"What in the thunder are you laugh
ng att" he demanded.
Can you blame me?" murmured
1rs. Butts, half smiling, ''no shirt,
ne side Of your face covered with lath-
r, and derby hat on But it is be-
oming in spite of all that, jim truly
is. Why don'C you always wear a
at like that-its awfully good style,
eally Jim?"
Mr.. Butts turned the mysterious hat
yer in his hand, trying to find trace
the dent he had put into it, but the
emit wasn't there.
Say" he admitted, whoever
rought this hat knows quality when he
les it! Why can't my man buy me
ats that will stand up like that? Mine
| look old before they're more than
tied to my head" he grumbled. '
What's that sticking out from under
Ie band? quered Mrs. Butts, whose I
g keen eyes had caught the yellow of {
bit Of pastboard. "Prehaps the own I
. S name is on that. {
Her husband pulled on the slip.
Rain Check" the printed words S
t into his surprised brain and immedi- I
ely he seemed to get on to whole sit t
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1t was merry go-rrund after thai
d The next batter-up got to first on tn
j short-stop's tumble, FILLING the bases
Give her ride to the clubhouse,
: yelled the excited Mr.. Butts as tn
right-fielder, the heavy hitter. came al
for his turn" and when he did cline
circuit" tying the score land landing
himself on third safe the presiden
of the lumber trust, with the rest Of
base ball crazy crowd, yelled - laughed
and yelled some more The air was
no wonder the great Mr.. Butts, an ex-
cited yelling youngster again tossed
his rat into the air as some of the 9th
er hilarious Fans did.
After hit everybody sat down and
Butts, still watching the game, grabb
ed around on the floor for his hat and
picking up an 'ther maa's derby jam
med it on his head.
The crowd was yelling, wild. stamp
ing their feet, baseball crazy the pen
nant was one game nearerl
There was nothing doing in the ninth
and the crowd Of supporters of the
great American Game filed out Of the
park.
The great Mr.. Butts had not wholly
recovered his dignity when his car
came to a stop at his magnificent resi-
ience.
He was In bully spirits and with
beautiful bunch of roses under his arm
he ran up the stone steps like two
year old. en- his way home the florists
shop had reminded him that it was his
wedding anniversary.
"Why. no, sir, F" was the maids re-
ply to hi first question. MRS. Butts
went TO the matinee, sir, with Mrs.
Bertram."
"Umph, grunted the great Mr..
Butts, that's sol Ali right, III run
up and shave before dinner"
He stopped in his wife's room on his
way to his own, and very particularly
aid the roses where they would greet
her. His hat he tossed careessly on
he -chiffonier and absent mindedly
glanced at his watch. Then he hurried
o his own room and started dressing
or dinner. This was an unusual con-
ession on the part Of the great Mr..
Suits, and indicated that ne was on his
rood behavior.
Ten minutes later he heard a rustling 1
a his wife's room. Razor in hand, he I
dvanced to the doorway and peeped
n.
Young Mrs. Butts, looking quite as |
irish as the day he married her stood {
efore her chiilonier smiling Cat the {
oses, as the great Mr. Butts observed
er with admiration.
Then he laughed, one of his short,
ark like laughs. and the little woman q