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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-09-21
Uncle Called Odd and Euen

trough. AS each person takes his
turn he picks up a handful of stones
or whatever is being used for the
game.
Each player uses from his own pile
of 20 stones at the start of the game.
The one to throw into the trough
must not let the other player see how
many stones he intends to use each
TINA The player not throwing must
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-09-21
Trough Dug in the Ground and Con
test in the Throwing OF
Stones.

Two boys may play this game with
pebbles, peach stones, plum stones,
nuts or acorns. Make tiny trough
in the ground about four inches wide
and six inches deep, but as long as
desired. Then the players In turn
stand about six feet away from the
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-09-21
oanQenoua,

"Parlor matches" remarked thu
thoughtful thinker. cause . goo
many fires. :
Yes," rejoineds the casual observe
land . lot more divorces I.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07
,Smriid anf's aamb!"

ct. 9ouis, Wso., q. Iai. - Cine
Die gan5e Nation umfaiIenbe 8etpess
una, nm Die 8epDlferung aus ben
Stdoten auf's 2anb 5ur Sarmerei 5i
3ieben unb Die bon Ybilantbropen in
ben Ser. Staaten linterltiibt nerben
ipu, piro in bieier Stabt alf elmer
porbereitenben 8eriammlune Der intes
reiiirten &reiie inter 2eitung @pupers
neur Serbert 9. Sableb's in~i5eniert.
Sdon lange bat 8ouperneur Sablep
Die Niidfebr bon 9etpobnern Der
Stdbte su ben Sarmen befiiriportet
uno felt Ionaten mar er nit Iuss
arbeitune Der 9etails zines SlaneS
beI6dftigt. bon benz er glar6t. er
iperoe bic Srase Der Sbeuerlins loien
uno suglei6 cine aui miiieui6aftlihen
8%runbideen berubenbe 2anbipirtbl6aft
f0rbern.
Seine abiidt lit. bic National Sarm
Comes Niiociation 81 griinpen, in Der
Yb~ilantbropen bas 3apital liefern
ioaen. nm Sarmen. Gusitattung unb
llnterrift fiir piirpige Seperber 81
peri6affen. Die Die Stdbte 81 perlailen
!!u9sn. 9ersarraasase @anner be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07
SPLITTER Sarmeri"

w.
Der Champagne. Sa 3ieben Strmps
rebner aus. efte Stiimper. tpel6e iiH
Dor teiner intenigenten 9eie1l6aff
boren unb ieben lnfien fonnten. aber
gerdoe ba3n paiien, Inn IN Der
Country" ben Sarmern ettpas borz
5uflunfern. Die meiften Sarmer Iinb
pabrenb beg Sommers. Der ia Der
Serbits Champagne boraneebt. 10 be-
i9dftist, bab iie ipenig ober nifts iiber
9olitif unb @olfspirtbShaft Ieien,
ober ibre sa1,5e @eisbeit aus 8ldttern
i6opfen, ipel6e Die 2eiietreterei pro>
feiiionen betreiben. Sieie Stlutp<
rebuer nerben bon Yarteien ausges
i6ift, eerabe tpie BITE giebbdnbler tire
8iebauffdufer aisi6i6en: Sic Stunaps
rebner treiben bos Stimmbieb suiam.
men. bic @iebtdufer basesen Sorns
nieb. 8enu Der farmer ii6 ni6t ins
formirt unb boritebt. 70 trdet er leibt
ieine eigene CAN'T gum Wdrft.
.Wsiiter Sarmerl" fItngt bas nidt
titli6? SO tlinst NOBEL Wm febrt
ben Gentleman" berbor. nnb tper 1T
fir S6meifeleien ntdt empf6neli6l
.Miiter Surmer". babe Sbren. Inn
3u boren, Babe Iugert. nm gu ieben,
unb Itrenee 9einen 8eritanb elm
bis1en an. Shau neither aIs Die
Hafe rei6t, unb ldB bic 8eben ni6t 81
einem OBJ binein unb gum anoeren
binausseben. Sabe Sbeale. @rnno@
Idbe Suuo Elm tpafidmes Iuge fur Sid
unb 9eine &inber nnb Nd1fommen,
babe 9emeiniinn, iet Elm freier.
oenfenber 8iirserl
nSeIotp Farmers. fngte einntaI
elm Stuntpreoner. nad56em er eine
lanee 3eit i%6pabronirt bate. lid
babe MN Die gbre, Sbnen Miiter 60
uno 60 bon Singsba, unieren adts
barren 0eitbiireer unb euten Sreunb,
Der iib UNI einen Sis in Der 2egisz
lntIr betpirbt, por5uitelen."
nno cine bierIelige Wenee ioblte
unb inbelte benz nSonorable", Der
linen Sreibier auftiiden lieb, gu.
Damn iagte bieIer:
rSellpp Sarmers, i6 BIN 10 err
griffen bon Der aroBen Iense. Die
bierbereefommen 1T, Inn nit mir bee
fannt gu tperoen. i6 bin 70 erbalt
bon Der Neoe oes Wilter Stumpreb@
ners, bab i1 feline srpSe Mebe
MAIDEN" lam; iiberbies lit oies f6on
Die pierte @erlammlune, bic i6 beute
nmitma6e". unb ibr tperbet es mir
tpobl ni1t libel nebnten, tpenn i6 mid
fur8 faiie. Sd eebe en1 bic 9erii6es
ring. bab. tpenn ibr mid baburh ebrt.
bnb ibr mid ertpdblet. ib 5u allen
ga fasen tperbe. mas bic 2estsIahir
belflieben mael" llnb MN, meine
Serren, bite td u n cure Stintne.
itimmt iiir mid unb bittet eure
Sreunbe. audi fir MIDI 5u itinu1erl /.
Che ibr mad Sauie se6t. bite ib erh,.
cine feline grfriihuns NIT MIR 5u sges
nebmisen". Srinf beartpl"
limb - !, tranf nit Tim, man
itimn,te fir ibn unb hattie bafiir etnen
Iann in her 2eeislatur, Der tpirflid
an &uem ga" iagte uno niht ben
Mutb uno audi ni6t bdS 3eus bate.
mannbaft auf3utreten.
SGtte man i'm am Gbenb Ieiner
.groBen" Hebe binans9eiporfen, man
bGtte iid nnb benz Staate einen suten
Sienit ertpteIen. - .2anbmann."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07
gauernrescln fir ben MOmat SUM

sanernrescIn fur ben Wipttat Sum
8enn NAB unb fiibl Der sunni
mar,
gerbirbt er meiit oas gauge
Sdbr.
Wa6t Webarbns feuft unb
nab,
Ge9uet's obne rnterlaB.
Mtt Ser Genie 8arnabas
Sfneioet ab bas ldngIte
9raS.
y
&esnet es am 8itustas,
Sru6tbnr Subr man boffen
mag.
Sdrett Der 8dn6 mad Sanft
Sobdnn,
aiinbet Mtbtpads er uns an.
=
Hegnet es an 1etersHd1il
8irb beg @in5ers grnte faul.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07
Mhtuma, Tarmer!

babt Chr oaier, pcu, aartui elm. y8et3en, 9orr.
siogger, Beriis, Qier. Butter ooer i6erbaupt
irgenauelde Jarmprooltte 5u oertauien? N8enn
Y. oann ,nreibt err an Sol; I. ssagle. 9ubaaus
~abreiiire einiach: Z. J.. ytGgle. Dubuque. Soma.
N. b. 8err Nn8Ie fault uno oertauir aub
etaot. Hao 6arineigeutbunL
Seini sdreiocn eruaGne man aea. bisies SIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07
9as Webisiner. G6epaar.

.Run, tpie fommen Sic nit Der
iungen Gouestn als Srau aus. Serr
College,"
30, dusae5ethnetl 8ir bebanbeln
uns ndmlih in aranfbcitsfdllen gegens
ieitig; neulih bat lie mir bas Bier pers
boten unb ih ibr oafir seItern bas
Spre6en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07

Na6 Seitingsberidten su urs
tbeilen. legen bic Yaders Jest gier
in idtperer Iense elm. Inn ben Sleiifs
preis fiinitlih bod 3u bnlten.
- Sie @robeerensiidter in Ser
llmseeenb bon 8ibsefielb, 8aib.. bas
ben iih pereiuist. I'M before Yreiie
fir lire 1rooufte an er5ielen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07

$50 Die geieuifaftlife Sronuna
auf ihlehier 8runolage rubt. brobt
Der re6tmdbisen Intoritdt Die not6ige
Seitisteit ent8oeen 5u perben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07

unb MofeS i'm retten. galomon
plrmpit binein unb b~erliert augens
blidli6 ben @runb unter ben SiiBen.
Sn boditem S6reden i9reit er
SiIfe.
Woies 5osert.
.Salpmon", Iagt er, lid leie eben,
fiir ben tobten aorper perben 5ebn
S6ilrinse se5ablt. alio lei per@
niinftig."
8egcnieitig.
Gait: ~Sie, Serr 8irtb, mas 1T
benn oas, Sbr Bier lit ia gang ifaat
unb abecitanOer."
@irtb: n5but mir leib. dber troiren
Sic iih nit mir. Die Hiiditdnbe, Die
Sic mir id)ulDen, iinb aud) niGt mebr
frii6."
y ~ ~
ShDner Stti.
Sc mar elm Slid fir Den General.
bab linn Der aupf, ben er poIitdnbia
perloren bate, bon elmer mitleibigetl
aanonenfltsel ipeggeriilen lpurbe. ionil
irdre, er ourd Den Spruf oes &riegs@
geri1tes barum gefommen.
- y .4
Der Sli;sere siebt mad.
CIR: sd bin bcs erpisen 3anfens
nliibe unb lperbe alio nahgeben."
Sic: nSa - cine neue llnnerz
if,dmtbeit! Mteinit 9u etpd, id
merle niht, bon pelhem srDBenpabnz
iinnigen SianOpunfte On bas tbuit?"
~ - ~
SelbiterfenntniR.
Sn elmer abeelegenen tleinen Staot
bes Id0nen 8ajuparenlanoes bat Elm
9erliner Observation-Disclosures. Den Elm
4uftrag ieiner Sirma bprtbin gefiibri
bat, ieincn SleiB burd elm lederes
@eriht Sorellen in einem Seller,
ipie man bort Die 8iergdrten nennt.
belobnt. Sebagli6 iist er auf Ieinem
Subj unb ruft: Cine balbe Raf
8ierl Sic Slide tpoIen IGnimmen. I"
Gin ippblbnbenber Shlddter uni
gie6bdnblcr. Der am RebentiIh fist,
drgert ii6 iiber oas freie 8enebmeu
bes juneen Wannes. CT bat Die
Strait ieiner &nunerf5euge an elmer
aniebnlihen 8prtipn Sdienbraten err
PROFIT unb ieinen Sener NIT einem
Stobnen bes gebasens unb Dem Iuss
brud latter SelbIt3ufriebenbeit in Den,
b~reiten. rutbeu @eii6t Suriidseidoben
.Warte", bentt er, 40 pieis pie &c,
Yreub' biit bu audi" Mit bro6nenz
benz 8ierbab ruff err: .Ofir bringer
STE a gauge DsaBl Ser S6ie mil
iaufeni"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07
VergeltMms.

sic sehen olio gu. baS Hab 9es
ltoblen gu baben unb bitten nm
milbernbe llmitdubel @omit pplen
Sic. pieie b%egriinben?"
.gs mar bas nGmlihe Hap, nit
benz mid Der 8ldser idOn einmaI
iberfabren batl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07
~ ~ -
SreunDe.

Salompn unb Woies seben AM
S6leuienfaual entlang, 9ort leien
lie Die Intiinoisuna: Siinf Sdiainse
Sebem. Der einen Gnoern bonn Spoe
oes @rtrintenS rettet. Sic fommen
therein. iih Die fini Shiuinse 81 pers
pienen. Salomou ioa an elmer una
seidbrli6en Stele ms @aller fallen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07
8eiuiKenbaft.

Hidter sic miiiieu Shire IusIagc
bei6fp6ren, alio er5dblen sic uns MIR.
mas sic ielbit geieben baben unp
'ni6t. mas Sic BLOB BON Soreniasen
piilen. - 8ann iinb sic geboren?"
Seuae: ga, Das peiB id MIR bon
S0renlaaenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07
Gtnberntmnb

Wama lit oerspeiielt. Shire bier
fleinen Sungen treiben es gu arg.
8eim 3ubettbrinsen iagt lie: .Sbr
ieio 10 unartigl Sieie Natt sebe id,
in ben 8alb. unb oa freiien mid Die
Sidbfel" Gm anoern Wtorgen tritt
tie an oes Siineiten 9ett. Ser reibt
ii6 bic Gugen uub iast: .Nama. pie
es nod ounfel mar, bin i3 aufsetpaht
uno Sa bab' ib benft: Sou f-eiien
lie iel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07
Der &lEsere siebt mad.

Or: sd bin bcS etpisen 3anfen5
miibe unb lpcroe alio nadeeben."
Sic: nSa - cine neue llnpers
id%,dmtbeit! @ieinit 9u etpa, i'd
merle ni6t, BON nelhem ~groBenlpnhuz
iinui9en SianOpunfte On bas tbuit?~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07
Gin iuliber Batter.

Srau (su ibrem Mtanne) .Sie
armen ainoerl -. Norsens. tpenn
On auiitebft, iinb Tie l1on lange in
Der S6ule, unb Ibenbs, lpenn On aus
benz 8irthsbaus fommit. limb lie ims
mer i6on 81 Sett! -. Sdreib linen
bod ipeniaitens NAL cine Iniibtsz
tartel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07
MnS Der Hebaftipnsifnbe.

gbefs 8ebatteur: .Saben Sic ben
Irtifel iiber ben ganoinaten Der @es
eenpartei bereits sei1rieben? alio
leien Sie!"
9eitartifler (Iieit): Ser er6btc
Sdurfe unieres Sabrbunoerts -"
GbefsGebafteur: .S6drfer. lieber
Sreunb, ihdrferl 9as iinb lauter
nihtsiaaenpe Yhraien!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07
Shlan.

2ebrer: 5uber unb Riiuer. ibr
i6reibt beibe our Strafe 100 Wal ben
Sas alb: sd bin elm Saulen8er";
peritanoen2 (Im ndditen Rprgen) !:
.Bo iinb beine bunbert Sdse, 9uber?
Sier. 2ebrer: limb oeine
Riuer? sd babe meinen giamen
NIT inter Die 0 Su6er sciest!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07
~ /" -
Abseblist.

e Damn nit ipl6e Shulben
frie9t mir mel Sohter!" nIber.
Serr Baron. bebenfen Sic meinen mr.
alten Ioell" - .@ie beibt uralter
@bel = i6 banb'I mir mebr nit ute
Sa6'nl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07
Gin 0ntmntbiger.

Sci elmer Stafpnrtie I'M, &afee6nus
ipielt elm Witipieler, Der iid bereits
0fters bur6 .Rnten" aisge3eifnet
battle, tpieber i6ledt aus uno erbdlt
bon einem aiebts i'm 3orne cine fold
tpndtiee Sbrfeise. baB er pom Seiiel
bernhfdQt. Nadbem er tpieoer baIbz
tpegs al ii6 gefommen lit, erbebt er
Ii6 uno briilt ben 8iebis 5ornbebenb
an ~@as bdtt' i6 Denn a~usipielen
1oue1?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07
@enauer 8eiheiD.

Gin S6ultbei6 iollte iiber oen
Sterbeetat ieiner 8emeinbe berihten
uno bat uni ndbere oiesbe5iiglihe
@usfuuit. 9as Sberamt prd3iiierte
Die Sra9e: .8ieniel fDnnten in Sbrer
@emeinbe iterben?" Ser Sful5e
a~ntipurtete umgebeno: aIae." Sar<
auf fam Die Hiidfrage: .Srase nidt
oeritanben; ipiepiele o~iiriten lterben?"
Shul5e: ~Snei. udmlih mein
Shpie9erpater uno meme Sbrpiegerz
mutter." Iuh baS befrieoiste bDbez
rem Srts ni6t. unb es fam Die neue
@nfrase: .@iepiele mpd)teu i'm Sabre
uneefdbr lterben?~ Yrompt ants
tportet Der Sful5e: naein ein3iger. +"
Gnblih fam Die fateepriihe I~ufiprbe@
rung. an iasen, ipiepiele idbrli1 in,
Surhihnitt seitorben ieien. gs ere
folste Der 8eiheio: .Sm Sur6i1niti
lit nod Niemanb seitorbeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07

Saiiasier: .8esbalb fa6ren Sic 10
langiam. Serr Gonoufteur?"
Shaffner: yg9ilien g. tpenn Der
2ofomotipfiibrer bel Gag beimtommt,
mub er ieiner alten nod &artoffeln
orabeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07
@1rtlih aufsefaft.

Ih. iieb ba. lieber Niiaer. it iebe
mir @ergniigen, oab SIR ar5t iein
8eriprefen. Sic binnen bier 8pden
auf Die 8eine 5u brinsen. gebalten bat.
Sa. ba5 bat err i'm lpabren Gimme
oes @ortes getban. SD babe mein
8ab oertaufen miiiien. nm ieine 3eds
nuns gu 6esleihen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07

Glsden (beireut) j: r9ie Manta IGbt
9riiben nnb Sic, Srau Heeierunsss
ratb, gum Sbee einlaben."
Srau Hatb: .Sait Su nod Scenario
e%ingelaben2"
glShen: rHein, Die Wama iaste:
Die mu6 ih alein einlaoeu, Die CAN'T
lid bod II nit jeber Inberen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07
" " +"
Spsbaft.

6err (5um 8atteu elmer Sfuuipiez
lerin. Die als iebr reiolut befannt iit) !:
~Nu, -. Seine Srau bat ia seitern
Der Siibne Gbieu seiagt. ba .tritt" lie
ipobl MIR nod gu Sauie ,auf?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-07
- - -
Su rnbis.

$40 bleibt Denn Der Gins, Serr
Sottor? sic laiien ii6 ia gar nidt
iebenl"
~Sab' id Sbnen nift slei6 geiast:
SD bin elm rubieer Wietber = Sic
bDren unb ieben nittS BON mirI"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03

Quicker quicker Zodomrsky to the coachman 1t was
ouly sign by that he bad seen Mariana
other and arrived upon the
pyramids passing
district Tomb of the Two Brothers
The dartng through the trees began
spate the mists of night
Michaeiovtch Immediately after aud few min
of nearly twenty persons Then we
heard the of other upon the gravel They were
opponents walked rst holding in his hand
a pistols. bowed ZodonrsAy and the officers
"Who the fire. gentlemen" be asked
turned toward
GERS. regarded them with perplexy.
No wished TO pronounce that terrible
three VIII sign fate of a comrade.
Zodomrsky Belaycf Twill render me this
service"
major reuse and be made sign
that he accepted
good indicate places gentlemen continued
Zodomrsky giving takng off his coat then
load. If please.
is have brought the pistols
OF is loaded the other has only gun cap
DO you know wbIcRT' said Pravdne.
What replied Stamm M, ZodomTsky will
WE'LL said Zodomirsky
thrust the ground midway be
tween the pyramids abe and planted
it before the first pace separated blades.
Each adversary ssbe extending his
pistol at six inches Belayef made these
preparations unbucked his and Invested himself or
opened his box of pistols and Zodomrsky
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03

why am here Georger' cried. rs you who ask me
when this night perhaps cf why heef
To farewell you. only hours since
and passed Was that
we'll tieorge?"
But IN here said Zodomrsky n low voice
Think. Mariana Your reputation, your fair fame
Are not all in all TO George And in such time ar
what matters anything elseT'
against his breast.
Pravdine / steps 10 Quit the
said lifting her head Since have
nothing hide from and perhaps
you be help what about say Their
herself his feet Il mpIfe you'll command
erted'not fight this duel with Nj STAMINA
lives by such useless act Your life be-
longs longer yours. George do hear? 1oa
vi. notdo
Mariana Mariana. the OF heaven.
fight? should be dishonoredlos If
cowardy act shame would Kill surely
Stamm's pistol
pravdiue esteemed
rnent then judge about affairs Of
honor pity and tell him he refuse such
him understand that liz not duel but
Speak speak, captain and if he will not listen
TO M will to you"
Pravdine lips trembed, and his eyes
dimmed approaching Mariana,
fully kissed her and said with a trembling voice:
spare you any mademosee would lay down
by refusing impossible Each adversary be
has right his conditions
whatever be the conditions the captain is In circumstances
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03

approaching the to him Then be
PLACED himself behind of the ssbers
regarded him closely Not muscle of Zodomirskys
about him the least of
bravado, but of the calmness OF courage
is murmured Stamm
taking Zodomirsky he his posi-
ton behind he front of his adversary
pale while zodomirsky burned
and shift
ing my beat loudly
All fixed him.
you ready, gentlemenY be asked
waiting, replied Zodomirsky and
gether pistol before the breast of the other
deathke regned Only birds bushes
the silence majors
resoundinc made every trcmble,
One"
ssTwo.
Three"
Of hammer falling the Of
Zodomirskys pistol sound followed it.
fred and continued to bold the mouth Of his
pistol against the breast of his Adversary
s.Eirer. said Zodomsky in a voice perfectly calm.
command monsieur said Stamm sit is
who must decide that depends
how Won answer what about to say
.sSpeak then but Of heaven speak quickly
"Never fear: will not abuse your patience"
We all ears.
II have not monsieur continued Stamm II
hava come with the whom life holds
nothing while OF the promises has made to
HIM You monsieur ch beloved you have prom
ns future before Life must be dear to you But fate has
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03

stamm waiting arrived at bis house His
conditions sabers be planted dis
lance of apart extend his Mt full
sn.tb and fire at One pistol alone be
loaded,
endes xored In another mode Of combat
TT not a victim NJ zodomrsky" said samm, but
an adversary light or will not fight at ALL
h in that that NJ Zodomirsky Is brave only
when sure o his safety
zcdomirskys orders imperative. accepted.
when entered Zodomirskys rooms they vacant He
ma NOT arrived with curiosity They
uished In rich simple and with evident taste
drew balcony and looked out over the plain
stor as brewing drops Of rain fell already and thun
moaned.
a this and zodcmsky and Pravdne
entered. advanced to meet them.
ava are late capan Zodomirsky. but unavoida
~. And what says Stamm: he continued
ave him his adversarys conditions When had ended
~. passed He his hand his fore
hseA ana Mis- eyes FILTERED with feverish luster.
II had foreseen this" be murnured "fou have accepted
presumeT
enid You not give the order yourself.'
Absolutely" he replied.
zodomirsky threw himself chair by the table in which
ron s. faced Pavdne placed himself the win
d6 ~ near the are presenment weighed down spr
it, mourufnI silence re9nen-
suddenly me door opened. muned in mantle
hch stresned with and with the hood drawn her
80. usd past the stood before She threw
sark nc hood and we recognized Mariana Ravsnsky.
Praydine ana otoniess with advertisement zodo
nirsky sprsng toward hey - /
est hesvsns happened and why are you hsreF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03

this duel absolutely He known as
skiu To Stamms conditions TO indicate
that he bis skill"
Enough Mariana, enough cried George Unhappy girl Son
demand Do wish then TO fall SO
yourself would be ashamed Of met ask you are
you capable of loving a dishonored MANI
upon breast without without sobs
but with profound despair
wished alone but Zodorsky insisted on lead
her home.
Midnight striking when he returned
both retire said Zodomrsky a. be entered
before sleeping At must be
the rendezvous"
felt want telling twice Pravdine
passed zodom!skys bedroom and the mas
Of the house into his study.
The cool air Of morning the
window where commenced appear heard PRAY
dine also stirring into the salon. where zodomsk
Immediately Joined His face pale, but serene.
Are horses ready 7" he inquired
a sign in the Affirmative
start" he said.
We mounted into the carriage and drove OF.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-03
ILL.,.

.Ah" said Pravdine here Is Michaelovch
rage yes with Of ours and there Nseton on
his Crcassian Good! The others are coming behind 1t
well started soon"
the house OF the Ravenskys could
looking The poor girl was at her window
motoniess 4 statue. She did not even nod to u.s.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
My First Deer Hunt
BY IRWIN GROVES

Frank had suggested deer hunt in
the mountains above his place, so I
agreed. ] knew about as much about
hunting deer as a cat, though / thought
/ knew it all.
In the early morning we started. /
carried a 5000 Winchester rifle, while
Frank carried A of the same make.
After walking a while we suddenly
came to deep ravine, which we start
ed to descend. when suddenly Frank
stopped me with a sh-h-h. / said,
What is it," out loud. Instantly a
yellow colored animal jumped out of
an opposite bush, ran across a small
opening and disappeared. l never in
all my life saw any one in such tenn
per as Frank was, and the funny thing
about 1T was it was directed at me.
Again we started, this time going
down a small stream. All al once i saw
a funny looking animal. It was black
with white spots, and at the same time
there was terrible odor in the air, so
I raised my gun and fired. A tree about
40 yards behind this funny animal
received the charge, while the funny
animal ran in the brush and out of
sight. Immediately afterward the air
was again filled with Franks violent
remarks because had fired shot and
scared all the deer within a radius Of
miles.
Again we started, following the same
course as before, when large deer ran
out of the bush, across our path, into
a bush but not before the gun of
Frank had sounded. I jeered Frank
because he had missed the deer. He
said not word, but began to follow
the route taken by the deer when, to
my amazement, we came upon large
Q year old buck, kicking in the last
throes of death. We were both ex-
u1tant, especially Frank, as | had said
he missed the deer.
After cutting long poles we hoisted
the deer and started homeward. Ex
citement helped me with the deer for
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
NV 'TOWser

My Towser is a teasy dog;
He likes to just pretend
He's biting big holes in my dress,
You'd think I'd have to mend
And patch 1t most ev'ry day,
But that is Just his teasy way.
My Towser is a handsome dog,
With curls so short and brown,
He likes to stand before the glass,
Until / tell him down"
He's very vain," / s'pose you'd say,
But that is just his tidy way.
My Towser knows an awful lot;
When dinner time is here,
Or when the butcher boy should come
With bones for him--how queer
That he can tell the time of day
In such funny, hungry way.
My Towser likes to follow me-
Oh, everywhere go,
Or stands beside my chair or bed
With tail a-wagging so
I know he's saying Come and play
In just his dear old doggie way.
Constance M. Wright, st. Paul.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

Paint boxes are awarded to the fol-
lowing Juniors who painted the picture
in the paper of June 10:
Blanche Barnes, Healdsburg.
Grceman Black, 221 East Poplar
street, Stockton.
Otto Becker, box 301, Sausalito.
Inex COckwaid, 2134 Post street, San
Francisco.
Alice Cullen, Redwood City.
Alice de Martini, 1918 Lombard street,
San Francisco.
Frances Gray, 1850 Byron street, Palo
Alto
Lydia GulIiksen, 1887 Alabama street,
San Francisco.
Edna Gabriel, 1913 Hyde street, San
Francisco.
Genevieve xerdeIl, 2O21 Encinal ave-
nue., Alameda.
Ruth Krunx, 1910 Union street, San
Francisco.
Daniel Kissanl, 1907 Cough street,
San Francisco.
Miriam Morris, 1424 Lake street, San
Francisco.
Gertrude PomseI, 955 Page street, San
Francisco.
Charles Prideaux, 705 Fifth avenue
Richmond district, San Francisco.
Dorothy Rich, Belmont.
Ralph Smith, $50 Euclid avenue, Oak
land
Deios Springsteen, Martinez
Lucille Witham, Bodega, Sonoma
county.
Hazel West, $40 Lake street, San
Francisco.