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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
0ptii !!

Wit Dem 1. april nninnseno .6a,
ben mir folgen6e Wfileoge 9icfets
5ltn 8erfouf.
800 Meilen gllt nif Nto. gacific
iino Sron Wountain 8abn in Mii'
ioitri, fam bon irgen6 iernan6 be-
ilubt nrr6en $3.50.
1000 @cilen anf @o. 8ocific II.
Sron @ountain gut in arfonias,
&olliianna nnO @iiiouri $25. aonn
rur bon Der i'm &cilenbnh genann-
ten 8erion bcrlltt meroen,
1000 Weilet gut oiif Der Mo. Sac
fic, Sron Mt, Np, 3rroS & 8acific,
Snt, & Nt, Hor, ct. 6. & g. 8.
uno MiSs. Riper mo Bonnie 9erra
&p. in %rfonioS, Colorado. 2oiliio.
na imo Miiiouri $50. GbenfallS
8eItreu 1000 Coupon pcrionIideS
Gidet gut nnf allen @abnelt 0itlid,
Se8 @iiiouriiGuiieS 5l $40. IIlc
pbigcll @trilenbii1er iino gut arf
| Sdbr BON Gnilfstagc,
g.. g. 81 t NJ I,
Mgcnt, &crmdnn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
Berger.

@m. Soll6ed mar lebtc @odc
IN 0nnoee BEL ieiller Sorte at 8p.
iuf.
Serr mo 6ron @llt. @cncr
bon Sor 6roicisco, Cali, morcn
lettc 8odp bier Gci ocn G6eIgttcll
@nitope @iiinam 3u 9cInd. Die
E1not iinN 6ouiiral. SEER Meprr
mo @nttin iirO ollf Der Sod5citS
'HiS a3f sem gseac llad Gent.
i6Iono.
@ciIep Ipe6el lln6 SRI. Gnnio
NelmenNad mlroclt Iebte @ode i'm
Seim Der 9roittcltern oilrdl @altor
9oisS getront, into fnrlcn am mad,
ten Gage nod @rraer ibrcll 3ufiinf.
ttgcR Scini. &crjIiden 8liidlmunid,
oetl illlact Goorcl. 6rnu emma
geobnd bon 9tcm SGpat, Sdmelter
Der SroiIt mar sur SodBeit bier,
Geo. ". Mhnnouiller bate let,s
tc 8odc @ei6Gitli6 in Hrp Sopen
5t tbitn.
Sohn Neillbor6 mar lebtc @od6e
lip ABORTION I'M Dem @ear16niB Oes
atrioleills Der Gbelelitc Senrp Sad.
mann bei5npohnen.
Srbin gaeder bon Morriion
mar bier sur Sduli6Iubfeier IN Der
Upper gottom SduIe, nod melder
ole SeDrcrin Elm gor-S Supper aob
bel mcldem Srpin Den 8erlteiaercr
ipielte.
gei &. u. @%unbmiIIer oiebt's
ain 30. april eiilen 9all. aomm
Seoermannl
VI. 6. 9iipaH mar Samitaq
III Morriion Inn Der SiTberten Sod.
5cttsfeier Der Gbeleite Senrb Sem.
per bei5iipobnet.
81 Strottmann bat in lcinpnt
Store Die Sdeioemorl6, meIdes irii-
Der Ole 9arbierihbe mar. beroltsoc.
l'ollln'ell nm fir iein lpadIenoes ge.
ldaft ittebr Roum 5it gerpinnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
slnftion.

9os benz Gadlaiie Ger perit. Srail
5opbin 2uebbe 9~eb6renoc bemegli6e
g%i9cutbllnt beitebeuO ans @allSbalt
ii. Observation-Disclosures iuie / 2uid
@cnl Hatge, / Sar6foblet.Sei3ofeb
8ettiteIlen II. @ettcn, Glide, StiibIe,
8onbnbrclt, lnh piele tleincre Irtt.
tel; ionic aid Shmieoe IL. &ano.
merfgeidirr. uno gferbaus @erGtbe,
luerOen ON
Samitaa, oeu 90, s(pril 1910
beginnello nm llbr Hndm, bel ser
Sncbbe'iden @obming in Sermoun,
$40, offentlid an ben @eiitbietenoen
periteigert rperoen.
9eoinglntgen: 9aar.
o @ ALTER,
administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
Necmpnf.

Sri. aulolr6a Nnitcrnldlm bot
ii6 bon ibmr &rantheit iopeit er.
bolt ooB lie micoer alli iein tolll.
6reb Mcper bat ii6 Elm Gbi.
ion @ropboion %Nefauit uno lit 1nl5
rnijiIdt iibcr oeiien 2eiitma,
6rt. &oil Seirntann meldr
lid III Ct, 9oui& oufbieIt. lit micOer
3ll &nllie.
Cine gro6e Nn5ahlt &crlpono.
tcr i%tottste lcbtcn Spniltoa &o6mit,
tog S>errU Ycter @roOer eiuen inner
boiten 8eiiId) ob.
9ei 60. &olfing CABS SomStag
cine Nilt beilidte Gartp, lrno nareil
Die Sorbereitrngen ieitenS Serrn
&oliiua portreiflidl.
Sobn Schultz nn6 ser inriqe
@ottlieb Srolb waren Sonntag 51l
9elnh bei gerfpanbten in Omens.
billie.
SRI. @tinnie Scooter, BON San.
iaS lit bier bel Senrp Siefer 5lG @e.
iltd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
sdbnte larm au pertaufen.

Sin GROCER Bargain uIs 8apitaIanIase
aecianet In GROCER gieb. mtb Seireioe- Sarm
am Ssase Riuer in Wlorsan Gountp Wo.
9ele9en, ITO gder 800 iine reidles Rioer'.
bottom 2anb in aultur auf ipeldJem 60 bis
rs BuIhel aorn per gder iuad)Ieu, ipiro
nid)t pom bcben Waiier beriibrt. CUTE 9rabt.
Ien3, quite Sebnulihfciten, 9eInnbe Gage.
Srabe Der Ylab un idneI SeIb gu pers
oienen. SIT fur bic haIbe Grnte permieibei,
WtuR %perfauIen, unb Gin ioinriiser 9duier
befpmmt bas 2ano Su $50 ben 2lder. iueeen
9eotn9unsen nno naberes ibreibt an ben
Gisenibiiner.
g. VI. Sarsett,
GerSaineS, Wp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
@astonaSe.
Sn Gnhnr. Gin "a;

Sn Geoar 9th beirotbete nm
ldr9it Scrr Sbeo. Setterer, 1rf. gl.
nina @eii i'm Scim Der 9ranteltern.
Nlir ole naditen @erfpanotc inns
Sri. Soa ortterer tparen an1pcienS.
Sm Smtie Der 8uouteItern
taito ebenfallS Die Sod3eit BON Ser
Soitls SoeldeI nit Sri, gnnn Sett.
erer ftatt, iufo sing cS oa frSbIi6
Der.
Die gbeIentc @nt. Bern bon,
Serlnaitn limo bierber sesosen. Serr
Eerrp III an Der Giupltation on.
eeiteIlt.
Der @aSconabe gaie goIl
eiiib besob iid nod 5reoeridsbura
ilito lulrbc ba p~crIeoert.
@illie Seasans rib iid eiuen
5iidobat1t in Nen 3ciaeiinaer uno
beonrfte es dr3tIider Silie bcn Sof.
en- 3ii entferuen.
5ral So. Chill mar III Seffcr.
Ion Gitp Sum observation-disclosures Ses
sodterfens Der GbeInte Stino,
AlOin @ilnsou bon Sefierion
Gitp mar bier at 8eilld.
5ran s. Sill mar in gIano
sliiH Searabnib Der 5rau @iIlic
@csers.
@ir batten samitas bier
5dnlidlnbieier. Salsb efimner er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
SAP.

SIM Stoenucr 9iitrift wirf
moracn Snmitna oen 90. Mpril
SdnlidlhrBieicr fem.
Geo. Stod unS S6ueItcrrl
bon SCOPE mnrcn Samitaa mS Som
to9 bier bel Sltmmcrt uno areter
3l @einh.
9ie gbelente Grnit Soebner
filblen iih lett gnfunit hires 9abD'S
atr letten 6reitog I'M tauienoc bon
Dollars reider.
6rant 9uihmonn bat bon
Snmmert II. 8reter ein Surrp $3.50
foitenb, gefmnit.
Senrp 9riiegaemonn idat fir
Gonrao 9rebe, Der cine Sdlenne
baiien mill, 9aubol5.
Die gbeleute 9eruarS Sen.
mann Die Del ibren &in6crn IN Ball.
min 3l 9eIudy luarcnL iino mieoer
onbeim.
60. 9riiea9emom Sr., init
6rou un6 aiuS, narcn bier siim 8e.
iild hires 8roBpoters uno llr.aroB.
naters Sermann griiesgemann ser
iiber Sc Sabre aft nno iebr riiItia
iino aeIiSo lit. @osc or Is nod,
bIeiben.
-Sp. Sieiemener. imier SdmieD,
mar Somitag III Grafe bel ansebor.
5l 9eind.
Die 6rIs. ainonoa unb emma
gnl6monm iino Ieete @ode bon ct.
aiiriidgcfommen.
Senrp @arins bon ct. 9ouis
1T 9obeim ouf @eiud.
-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22

Siitet Gtd bpr Salbcn eeaen aa.
tarrb, Die 01iediilber entbalteu, oo
aitediilber ii6er 6en Ginn oeS @e.
rildS 5erlt6ren ino 6as aalt5e sui.
tenn ooaig 5erriittet miro, ipeni1 es
onr6 ole ideimigen SberfIGden elm.
brinst. SoIde artifeI Ioaen ME
anber auf g~eroromtng gut berniener
aer5te gebmudt wcrben, 90 Der
Shaocn Sen fie anridtett, sebnmaI
10 groB lit ais oas 8ittc, oos Sbr 90
bon erSieIea f0nntet. Sails SEQ.
tarrb.aur, fabri3irt bon s. S. She.
men & 60, Soleoo, s., entbGIt fein
auediiIber mo iuiro imierIi9 getom
men mo mirft oireft ailf ole idleimi.
gen SberfIdden bes Spitems.. 8enm
Sbr Sails &atarrb.&nr fault, ieio
iiher, oaB Sbr Die 1fte befommt.
Sic miro iuterlid genommen nnb in
aoIedo, Ohio, bon s. s. Gbenep &
go, senladt.
Serfolft bon allen s~lpotbefern.
&reis Toe. sic SIaide.
Sails 5amiIien.giuen fino Die
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
usne Melfersi.

I'd, habc meiue ueue NIT ollen SnniiGiS'
porridiun9en pellehene NoIterei [GairD)
IeBi i'm Sang uuo l~ieiere bic bette Niild, 3u
5 GeniS odS Guaii in gsint ODER Guaris
Hidden erbGlltd,. Wor9en uno abeno al,
ircicruns. Niau made ieinen gEunidJ be'
tdnni au ben Subrmopu Serrn Serauer
pber on ben llnterseid,neten.
peter Ianu er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
airn Greet.

2ebrer 6. 5. grueHs mar les.
ten 5reitag urro Samstng @eidaft,
lid in Ct. 9oiiis.
Die 5irit Greet sdule miro
am samitag ben 80. 9lpriI SdluB.
feier balten. Der sebrer miro init
ben Sdiilern elm giites 9rogram sur
stusfiibrute bringen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
gu perfaufen.

Desen Wes3ls o bier fuiinid)en mir
iolSenoe Sarmmaid)inen pel6c in Der bless
idbri9en Grnte oeripenbet peroen fonnen
auf p~,ioaifpese gu oertauien ndmlid /
Gnsinc, DreId,er. uno aleeoreid,er unbSdse'
miible, 9inber, Sultipator uhb SrosmGber,
glad5uiraSen bel
Senrb 8ruesgemann,
Ban ,inb 9miss
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
Habt aebtmf,e GARNER !!
pfsrSs perlanet

fir ben Worit i'm Often unb Sioeh; bon 4
bis 20 Sabre alt muo o 900 pfuno bis
1000 4iunb Ibtucr. Giciltcn miiii,n art
i'm Stonoe Ieiu uno i'm @ci6rr arbeiien I:
Sd taufe tiai3e ioricn 9ierbc ober and
10 sulr nrie lie uur crbaltid, iiub. @rob
uno sltcr uuo audi preiS iino nidlt bon se'
lang Sabt ibr elm suteo 9usnpiero cocr
idlbncS 3n9Icro Sciat cS micr.
Sd beSohle mebr iiir quite qteroc ole III.
bcrc 9duier neil id, sIuiiri9e babe fir ooS
Bette mos 5u touicn 1T.
germanm sSrcitae sen -. !lpril
perpcn mir Ftcr ietn poitip.
@reat Gnstcrn s Sentbsrn Horse
s ;iiuie Gsmpany.
g0ir molten cbcrials 20 icits alie arotcu.
(gliiien ici lem
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
@ute @uhnnna gu geriaufen.

Dos NidIous'idle [friiber Saenide's)
Gisentbum an Der 2ten Strabe, in 6erm ann,
lit unicr siiniti9en 9ebinsunsen Su perfaus
len.
yla65uirasen bel 81 b. Walter,
5ernnonn, Wlp,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22

y ~ - @NOe
Der GniIdeionne Der Jiepnblitaner IN Der
primGrluabl am 2. siusuIt.
Sir gircut gterf uno &ecurber.
gDir limb auiborijirt Germ ~. 8. ellis,
.(iebiaer Subaber) ais Sonoioai iir Wieber'
pobi iiir Gircuii Glert unb Rccoroer iir
@aScerabe GouniD anau5ei9en uniertpors
fen Der domination Der Repnblitaniidlen
partei. YrimaripnbI am 2 Au9uit 1910.
8robaterifter.
SER S.2. 10 eniel 3eist iid biermit
aIs GanoiSat iiir Yrobaie Rid)ier fir Sass
eonaoe ScuniD all. n~nierrporfen Der 9lonts
nation Der Rep~ublitnniid)en Partei uno
bitiet um eeneioie 9eriidiid)tigun9. pri'
martpobl AM 2. an9uIt 1910,
N1ir iino auiboriIiri Germ . ernarb
y. y r. nls GanSiooi fir probaie'
Ridter bon 6asconaoe Souuip on5u5ei9en,
unierporieu Der domination Der Repuhli'
faniIden Stimmeeber. primarmabl am z.
ansuIt, 1910.
Sir Collector.
Nir iino ~autboriIirt Germ Sbeo. @raf
oils Sanoioot fir Solicitor psn Sosconaoe
Gounip anauSeiaen, mieriuorien Der 9loint
nation Der Republituniid)en Stimmgeber.
Yrimnripabl am 2. auauit. 1910.
g9ir limb outborilirt 6errn g. 6. 5trad
ais Ganoioot fir Collector BON SaSconaoe
Sountp an3useigen, u%nteriporien Der glomi
nation Der Republi' aniidIen Stimmseber.
primarluabI am 2. sIu8uIt, 1910.
Sur County @lerf.
Mir Iino autboriiirt Germ Z. ., Spohrer
ais Sanotoat fir oas Sounip Slert aint fir
9ascorooe 6puntp anSuSeiaen. unteripor-
fen Der Gntid)sioung Der re~publifanildIen
Stimmer. Yrin,aripabl am 9. ausuit, 1910.
9Dir Iino auiboriIirt Serrn Serbinano
pIeb oils Ganoibai iilr oas Sountp @lert
Slmt Iiir Sosconaoe SountD %anSuSeiacn, UNI
terpprien Der GntId)tioim9 hcs Republicans
ideu Stimnen. primariuabl am 2. guguit,
1910.
GOuntprifter - N6rblidlen Siitritt.
mir iino ermGd:ist Scrrn 6enrn
B It'll 10 oils Gonoioat iiir oaS glni oes
SountntidierS pom norolic)en Itiiritt iiir
Saecotpaoe eoi'nV anSlSciaen, u~lieripoeleh
Der gtnnl'nai,oh oer g~tepnottain1a,en par,
ici es' scr St'niafipanl am aa9uH iolo
mir hub crmGd,tiot Germ {. ". M.
VI ~ { + ais Gonni6at Iiir has Wmt oes
SonniprlHitre POM rorol'chcn Otltritt llir
Saccol'ooe eophip onSu6ct9en' ~uiiierlpnrief
per gtomlilotlon Der Mepliplltantl tsn par'
lei ptt Der Srtniarlno1l nm :. at9u|t lolo
mir Iiup eru,ii5,iiat s,errn VI uouJ
Sicbs ole eonpioot iiir oas PINT oes
& ouunrid,tcrs ppm uSrnl,d,cn Tiitriit Siir
Sassenaos Sourig onSMS.l9el, m,tssloos,sM
tci hi Der primSrpohi an ., WuifpIi, 1910
n...n., n.soa.. r,..,,
@onl'lDllWtet SHpl'ujtH Utprlit-
qpir ,iue crmYduint Gcrrn "a . = VI. SoIt
ols Soupiont iilr hns gimt pco Geuminrid,.
icrS pom iiipIid,eu T;iritt iiir GoScrnabe
Sountp oninI2s'gel', ! tieripprlcn Der ytomt'
nation ner Stcpnb'itnn'ldlr l'oriet he' cer
4'rin'atlpahl am z IHAnlt' lsio.
Rn,5itcr (pras;d;,r I,,aoal hpr
49, n.s yuusC
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
Neue a%n5eigen.
8u p~ertnufen.

Dos Gin Sotel mi! einid)inf pes Mobis
iarS III iiir $500 gu pertauien.
SuliuS ~ oebus,
6ermnnn, Wp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
wihtniIidtr alarhbtri4t.
HERMANN STAR MILLS.

@eiseu. 2Qunlitdt. ......... 95
Beisen, 8 lunlitat. ......... "a.
Webf, per Sod, 1, Qualitat.. $50
Nebl, per Sud. 2. lualitat. $40
4ornmehl. per 100 8funo.... 1870
8leie, per 100 4funb. $500. I.25
Sbippfoff, per 100 9funb... I.35
8rDbnfte.
@Driaiert BON
JOHN H. HELMERS, Grocer.
Butter per Bfuno. Is Bis 20
@ter, per 9uBenb. Is
Siibner, per Yfunb. IS
Sprins gbidens, per gfuno. -. 20
SWtnien -. .................12
S9mals, per Bfanb. ........ is
3miebeIn, per 8uibef......... so
8ole per Bfunb. %
8artDfeln. SO
SurfebS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22

Ser s. 8. @enfeI empfiebIt
fi6 fir aIIe b~orfommenoen Gotar.
drbeiten. SIN 9ruferei.sebduSs si
finSeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
GansiSatsn ,1nseieen,
Sir 8retsrihte T.
Dir Iiab ernddiist Rid,tcr
Robert :. Ayers

oIs Ganoibal iir ggieoertuabI ais arcierid,
ter i'm 80. 9cSirt ~anSu3eiaen, u%uterporIen
Der GntIdeioung Der RepubIitaner in Der
primGriuabl am 2. siusnIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
aar Gircut @lert unO @ecprber.

gBir limb amboriiiri Germ ~. s. Gtlis,
QeSieer Subaber) alS Sanoioat iir Wieoer.
ipabi iir 6ircuii @lert unb Rccoroer lir
@aSccrobe GouniD onau5ei9en unieripors
fen Der domination Der Repubiitauiidlen
partei. yrimarpnbI AM 2 ausuit 1910.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
9lpmuutb @pd 8ruteier.

gu perfauisn. plpmontb Rod 9ruisier
gu 81 iiir 10, per 100 s.; per quo $500
6. &. Sobnon
Nreberids bur9, Wo.
poItcTice: Worriion, Ylo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
gu 8erfaufen,

8 Gotten an Der 6. eirabe. sldhereS 8,
Sutao 6aeHner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
Rn @erfaufen.

Gin snies Dobnbaus, Gtau, 10 Gotten
tSbit9arien) lit Su pertauien ooer gu pers
mieiben. Srost nndl in bieier Ofice poer
bel albert Stobr. Sermann, Wlo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
8robateridter
Sir Collector.

gpir iino auiboriIirt Serrn : beo. @raf
ais Sanbioat fir Solicitor psn Sosconaoe
Gounip on1uSeiaen, un%iertporien Der gioinis
nation Der Experimentation Stimm9eber.
Yrimarlpabl am 2. auauit. 1910.
Wir limb autborilirt 6errn g. 6. 5trad
ais @anoioat fir Collector o 6aSconaoe
Sountp an5uaeigeu, unteriporien Der ylomi
nation Der Republi' aniid)en Gitmmseber.
primarluabI am 2. sIu9uIt, 1910.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-22
SIR Teprdientant.

gDir Iino ermG6ttstS errn ). 70 8 en- 8,
Iep alS Ganoioot fir Reprdieniant BON
Saseonaoe Gounip in Der 9esiSlatur ansus
3ei9eu ben Wilen Der RepublifaniIdlen
Stiinmseber u%uterlporien bel Der primdrr
iuabl am 2 ausuft 1910
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-04-16

that of revisiting the scenes OF ones
youth. At least, Mr.. j. essayed to feel
that way
The clearinghouse run by Mrs. suburb
ante was a good 400 yards back from
the station, and a long, rambling board
walk ran back to 1t. In summer it was
thanked by bushes and iower-beds and
verdaut trees arched it most pictur
esquely- But now ii stretched out "a mar
row, uninriting length Of pine board
after pine board Moreover, many of tne
boards had fallen victims to the winters
cold and storm and were conspicuous by
their absence.
Mr. j. glanced around for a second.
seeking familiar landmarks. and stepped
off the station platform.
He sank into mud nearly up to his
shoe tops!
''Confound it, he exclaimed strug
cling hack upon the platform.
Sort of i fferent from in the summer
tn}". 'SHr it. Homer:" commented Mrs
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-04-16
Little Fables of the
Rising Young Man.

Firm. He tried to Figure Out what 1t
was the Man-Aboye-him had, in the way
OF knowledge and Ability. that he didn't
And then he set out to Acquire that
knowledge and Develop that Ability 1t
cost him Money and it cost him Labor.
sometimes, he felt that he was Playing
a Losing Game and despaired of ever be-
Ing given the Chance to put his Work to
Practical Demonstration 1t was a Chance
maybe he would. and maybe he wouldn't
be able to Deliver the Goods.
At the end of the year Chap No. /
found that he had been mighty Lucky
he was all of fifty dollars Ahead OF the
Game. And he Crowed over it, too and
Patted Himself on the Back for being Il
Wise Guy who knew how to Romp Home
with the Coin. He had seen his Chance
and taken IT.
Chap No. . got His, too, for during the
two weeks Illness of the Man Above him
he had done the Work SO thoroughly that
the Firm came to the conclusion he was
Just the chap to be the Man-Above-some
bodyelse In their branch office I'm a Dis
tant City. So they Boosted him up and
his Salary, too, That gave him about
Five Times fifty dollars as the net out
come of his years gamble with Chance
SO you see. both Chaps were successful
In their Chances-each according to his
own light. But the Difference was that
Chap No. was playing a Game that was
aud always will be Worth the Candle.
and Chap No. / wasn't,
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II wouldn't live in the country the year
round for money, Look at me. Amt 1
an awful ness
'Oh, just a little mud, Homer" con
soled Mrs j. That wont hurt you
It'll brush right off as soon as it's dry"
Mr.. J. stood still in amazement.
What. he exclaimed, ''what-what
are you trying to dO-kid me. You may
think it funny. but I don't, Let me tell
you. madam, if it wasn't that | am so
anxious TO get you out OF the hot city
this summer AMI make you comfortable.
you can just bet | wouldn't tramp way
out here oil day like this-room or 10
ROOM
Just then Mrs. J. slipped on Il wet
board and one dainty boot was covered
with mud
But Mrs. j. laughed
1T is sort of truly rural isn't it,
Homer" she exclaimed pleasantly
Her optimism. however. was lost on
liomer-dear. who was still rucfuily CON
templat ting his bespattered garments
So on they toled over the loose boards
when there were any-and through the
mud when they were missing entirely.
Finally they reached the house and
Mrs. Suburbanite welcomed them heartily
Yes. she had Just one more room left.
bat, as seyc' Al people had been looking at
1t. She w"':tI have to charge $50 a month
for II. 81" disliked raising her price,
but the 4, rtased cost If living. etc.-and
there veg were.
Homer dear objected, bat Mrs. S. was
Obdurate. Naturally. Mr.. j. had to IL
nally capitulate.
Two hours later man and Il woman
stopped before the door of the Justwed
apartment, and the man inserted key
ana opened the door
III You ever so much as mention
country board to me again. Mrs Just
wcd.' the man exclaimed, "Ill-Ill--
well, III buy farm and make YOU live
on it the year round. The idea of tramp
ing out there on a day like this, Look at
us-mud from head 10 foot. There we
sat like bumps on Iog waiting one solid
hour for that blo0min' old ear. | don't
see why they can't run EN- as regularly
in the winter and spring as they do in
summer, COnfound the old room any
way
JUst then the phone rang and the
woman Mrs. ANSWERED it.
'hello-yes-Mr Smith-Jones? Oh.
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books that are dusty The cloth sh,..,,
be used carefully. Books shonId 'N'u
be thrown or clappcd together a. ,S,s
VIII loosen the bindings and c,us, ~
pages to fall out. A very delicate ~
sueh as the ones used on hats "a, =,
usco 10 aust out the top edges of IN.
pages where the rough paper oc.1r.
ms prush VIII aid in getting all tho
aust from the paper fiber.
Moths and mold constitute the mai.
enemies of books that are kent svay Gu
the handlers. and cedar oil Is ths '. soua
remedy This oil Is put on tho Sha1ras
with broad new varnish brusb ont -
soaked into every crevice and crack 7,
Is then mopped and rubbed dry before thu
DOORS are replaced ON the shelves. rbt,
noth ana mold cure need not be apnlisd
more IMAM once each year. good coI
rector never pulls the books from a.,
shelves by their bindings. as this often
ruins the covers and pulls the pages Iooss
When taking books from the shelves
place the finger on the tops and nor an
the bindings. With the first finger an
the top of the volume, tilt II outward
without pulling, so that the thumb and
middle nnger can grasp the whole OF the
back binding. by which IL will he drawn
from the shelf Ii is very easy to see
wa! 'hiS hCtuou SuOulQ De used aud II
Is much easier than the old way of grab
bling the back OF the binding and Ierk.
Ing the volume outward The bookplat.
Is no longer a difficult thing to obtain
and all volumes deserve bookplates. Young
artists sometimes make a speciality of de-
signing bookplates for small price. and
the printer charges only nominal sum
for metal cut and the first several hun.
dred prints. Subsequent orders for them
will cost very little. and they are really
great necessity when II comes TO pre-.
serving the volumes
The most successful glue is the library
paste. and the binding of book need
not suffer during the process If another
volume be laid beneath the open cover
while the work Is being done
The book which Is marked with the
owners plate is ii great deal more sacred
in the fhands Of the borrower. and II is
also more likely tn be rcturned-and re-
turned in good condition. too. In most
eases the man or woman who does not
take care of d borrowed book hardly ever
has any of his own. The ho0l per.
maneDt article and il one mu are
less he should try II with so-.>. ok use
than q valuable volume.
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Unused, but she didn't. Whereupon, Mr..
j. glanced modify out the window for
second or two and then retOrted:
Don't you want to go out there this
summer, BlOssom?'
''Of course | do. Homer-what makes
you think / dOn't?''
Why, you seem as enthusiastic about
getting the room as church mouse at
Mrs. j. paused a moment before reply
ing, half ashamed of der temper.
Forgive me, Homer she said gently.
II was so fiustered over having to get
ready in such hurry and meet you
oh, see, it's stopped ra ming! 1t won't
be such an awful trip, after all. Really,
m sorry | was so unkind.
And Mrs. j. continued to chat opti-
mistically on about the place, its prox-
unity to the city, the people, the bridge
parties, etc. half hours ride brought
them to their destination and they clam
bered off the car with feeling akin tn
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Care of Jewels

- HAT diamondI are frequently kept
in jewelers. sawdust. and that they
" are dried thare after being brushed
with soapsuds. is not new to the wearer
OF these perfect jewels But that they
may be rinsed with cologne waite: and
are Frequently shaken I'm small bag of
bran may lie news 20 many. The dry
bran bath Is q polisher. and ii Is the
method of those very careful women who
first resort to clean, white blotting paper
as drier and to the BIT of pointed blotting
paper. too, as Il mop for the crevices.
Precious stones are never wiped dry.
but the sawdust absorbs the moisture.
Many persons leave their diamonds in it,
keeping Il box of sawdust for that pur-
pose Up-to-date jewelers. polish pearls
with chamois and avoid water. Pearls
must be worn whenever it is possible.
Contact with warm flesh Is their best
preservativa as 10 texture and color.
Pearls ta~lish and are said to die"
Many I'd ladies who value their family
pearls lock them up with a piece of
ashwood, Notwithstanding the protests OF
the younger generation.
Filigree silver and chased geld orna-
ments can be cleaned with hot water
and little ammonia A fairly soft
brush will do the work. and paper or cot
ton should be the constant wrapper for
these easily discolored metals, after the
jewelers. sawdust has absorbed the mois