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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-21

NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT L
Notice is. hereby given that the accounts of
the subscriber, the executrix of the last Will and
testament OF Mary r. B.. Stewart. deceased. Will
he audited and stated by the Surrogate and re-
ported for settlement to the Orphans Court of
the County of Essex on Friday, the eleventh
day OF March next.
~ ELIZABETH B. STEWART.
Dated February 4. 1910.
Raymond Mountain & Van .Blarcom,
Proctors.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-21

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the accounts OF the
e,ihseriber. the guardian OF Dorothy MacDer-
mott, a minor, will be audited and stated by
the Surrogate and reported for settlement 70
Inc Ornhans' Court Of the County Of Essex on
Friday The eleventh day Of March next.
LEWIS MAC DERMOTT.
Dated January 26, 1910.
Wm. II. Osborne.
Proctor.
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IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

The following New York Curb quota
lions are furnished and corrected by
Charles A.. Stoneham & Co. "a Broad
street, New York:
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the accounts OF the
subscriber. the administrator of the estate of
Harriet A w deceased. VIII be audited
and stated by the Surrogate and reported for
settlement to the Orphans Court of the County
Of Essex on Friday. the fourth day Of March
next.
Dated January q. 1910
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members cf the
New York Stock Exchange;
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-21

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice islhereby given that the accounts of
the subscriber. executrix of John =. Dusen-
berry. deceased. who Was in his lifetime the
executor and trustee Of Emeline w. Clegg. de-
ceased. viii be audited and stated by the Surro-
gate and reported for settlement to the Or
phans' Court of the County of Essex on Friday.
the frat day Of April next.
~ HELEN ". N, DUSENBERRY.
Dated February IL. 1910.
Edward Kenny,
Proctor.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the accounts OF
the subscriber, the guardian OF John g. Reh-
mann. q lunatic. now deceased. will be audited
and stated BIZ the Surrogate and reported for
settlement to the Orphans Court OF the County
n Essex on Friday. the first day or April next.
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SIS Mauretanis. for New York from Queens
town. xsy,,:4<re
Sc Noordam. for New York from BoufoEnrl
Sc Laurentic. for New York from Queens
| TOWN
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the accounts Of
the subscriber, the administrator of the estate
OF Charles d. Buckley, deceased, will be audited
and stated by the surrogate and reported for
settlement to the Orphans Court by the County
of Essex on Friday. the eleventh day of March
next.
JAMES A. MAGoUN.
Dated January 20, 1910
McDermott & Enright.
rroctore.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-21
EXCHANGES CLOSED.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2L-The Cotton
and Coffee exchanges here are closed
today.
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PRICES OF BONDS.

The following quotations were fur
by Post & Flagg:
OMAN ui.b r Am f-Insa
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Outgoing steamships.

SAIL TODAY. y
Mails yesseis
Close. Sail.
saramaeca. Paramaribo.. II 100 adnsagqts00'p i. m.
Jefferson. Norfolk. .,.,.,.. .....,...y " sIQ-py3 n.
SAIL TOMORROW.
Hamilton, Norfoik-,,a... ......... 500 p IN.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the accounts of the
subscribers, rho guardians of Francis J. Radel,
q minor. viii be audited and stated by the
Surrogate and reported for settlement to the
Orphans Court Of the County of Essex on Fri
day, the fourth day of March next.
d
EDWARD H.. RADEI.
John r. McDONOUGH.
Dated January o5 1910.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-21

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the accounts of the
subscriber. the executor of the last will and
testament. of Florence j.. Klunlpp. deceased. will
he audited and stated by the Surrogate and re-
ported for settlement to the Orphans Court of
the County of Essex on Friday, the eighteenth
day Of March next.
AUGUST scHECKER.
Dated February 2. 1910.
DE La Mare & Morrison.
Proctors.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-21

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the accounts OF the
subscribery the substituted administrator and
trustee under the last will and testament Of
James Crane. deceased, will be audited and
stated by the surrogate and reported for settle
ment 10 the Orphans Court of the County OF
Essex on Friday. the fourth day of March next.
MONTCLAIR u co.
Dated January 26. 1910.
Robert NJ. Boyd, jr..
Proctor.
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Newark. N. j.. February IS. isio. feebia-5t
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-06-30

init alIeroinas erbe6Ii6 perntiil.
Oerter @ei6minOigfeit Direft geeen
oen @iiio 5uriid nnd 1iiiieIoori no
ole 2anorng 10 glott pon itotten giug,
pie oieietige am 8orniittag. Die
goiioeiere botten iD1breno Oes I'm,
metterS peOer elm Sdlparfen Der
@onoel nod Die geringite @ribiitte.
rlng neripiirt iuio tparen idnlmtlih
in Der frobli1Iten Stimnnlng, oils tie
misitiegen.
Die geplunt geipelene 6abrt nab
8riiiiel miro Nun ipobri6eiHlib auf.
gegeben iperoen, oenn bereits
Iino neitere 9tlmofliige angefiinoigt
'lrno 0ieielben iollen tGglib fortgeiett
peroen. Sir Die n6dJiten sluei Ooer
Orei @uden 1T bic Sabine fur icOc
5abrt OOllitGuOis beIegt rmO es gilt
iest idon aIs iifer, Bob iib 0ns ltn-
ternebmen be5ablen miro
Rod Elm nenes 2nftlfiff.
sSn Der Stun0e 0es 3riunpbes oes
@rofen Zeppelin lit befarutt qenor-
ben, ooB 3rpei SSrgenierre bon gfiibl-
beiin IN Der 3beinproninS ein Rotent
mir eiii neues 2uftififf eriporben ba.
ben. oos ole Srage Der Siherbeit Der
Igleroplane l0ien ioa. 8us 5obr5euQ
Ibiloet cine gerbinbimg eines glero-
plans nit einem 9enfballon. Der
2ebtere lift, pie Ger 3eppelin'ide. III
3ellen eingeteiIt. @iro eine oerielber
IbeihG6igt, 10 fam bns @leihgetpihi
| Der Mai6ine oitrh ole gerteilrng nor
lmitgefiibrtem BaiierbolnIt tuieoerber,
lgeIteIlt iperoen, 70 ooB elm Stlr3 SUI
gr0e unmogli6 lit.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-06-30
Runoihau.
Nnlan0.

Ser aongreB, iiber oeiien @eieBes-
t1tigfeit mir in nG6iter 9litinmer be.
ri6ten neroen, bot itb MN nertagt
0ieienigen Senotoren, peI6e cine
&eiie oes 8r1iioeltten benuben poll-
ten, INN ibn1 elm S9nipp6en 5u inlo.
gen un0 ole &oItiparfaIien. Ii. q. mid.
tige GrGIioentenporInaen mli ben
n6bIten &ongreB obloben ipoaten, ia.
ben iih ober getduid1t. Saft blieb.
nabm ebenfalls einen big itid" in0
brobte, mebrere grnennllngen reip.
9emilligungen niht 5u beitdtigen.
Dies baIf iofort uno ioniit tpliroe II.
". aud ole 9sOitipartaiienDDrlage pom
Senat ange1ommen. Soffentlid bat
lie oolielbe erfreuIibe Reiultat, ipie
ole @orporationsiteuer, ole Ioipeit no.
be5u an $5,000.000 eingebra6t bat.
gSir baben ieiner5eit eingebenO I'M
iere 9(nlidt iiber oieies ipidtige @eies
Nnrqelegt luo laiien oober nahItebenO
bos llrteil 0es 0eutif)en @erD 9orfer
@Iattes 80. q. 90. S. folgen
,@fan fam Dem &rGiioenten 5u iei.
mem neueiteu @rfolge, Der slnnabnle
Oes Observation-Disclosures aufridtia
Slid niinihen; es unterliegt teinem
2meifeI, oo5 oieies bur6 ieine Inter.
ihrift rehtsfr1ftig perOen0e @eiet
non ipeitgebenOer uno iegenbringenoer
.geoelltlmg lit.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-06-30

3eppelin.MooeQ bon Der Sanlburg-
g(merifa-g gadetfobrt- 9Iftiengeieaidoft
uno Der Oeiiti6en 2ufti6iffs-glftien.
@eieaihnft gemeinlnm erbmit. Der
,SoIon~ Der g8euti6lono" lit aus
Dfabagoni in10 no6 Dem SDp zines
SfIafipoggons erbaitt. gr lit nit
Seppihen beoedt lino nit 8erInuttter
ansgelegt. @roBe 5enlter gep1bren
einen glusbIif uuf beioen Seiten. gln-
gebroht lit ct 5miiben ben bei0en
@onoeln. Sin 9feitaiiront bietet fdI-
ten 9lufihnitt, 4uffee, Zee irno 8iene.
Die @roBennoBe oeS 5nbr5eitges
iino: 2dnge 4s5 SUB, greite as SUB.
gs bat cine glufnobmef1bigfeit BON
24,852 4ubismeter @os un0 fiibrt
orei Motore, Die 5uiolnmen $50 Bier.
oefrGfte entfuifeIn in0 ibm cine 8e-
ibpin6igfeit bon 80 0feilen in Der
ShinOe geben.
3ie 6lltgoiitar5 lit olf 700 Meilen
feitgeieet. Die 8ragfdbigfeit Oes
5abr5eugs itellt Ii6 auf 44,000
9frno, popon 1000 gfimb auf
I9fonnihoft, goiiogiere uno SSraht
Ientfalen.
Sir Die eritet gieiien Iino bereits
|oue 9l1be gebu6t; Die 5obrpreiie be-
.tragen BON $25 bis $50.
3iuCi Sabrten an einem Sag.
Statt oes erpnrteten 5Iuees 5rr
I9lnsiteqimg nod griiIiel urternabm
oas 2ufti6iff om gorntittog ieine err
lite ,,be8ublte" SSabrt 1nO am gtad-
mittag folgte oerieIben cine 5lDeite.
Der erlte Slug, bel Dem Oas 6abr5eng
cine ourhibnittli1e @ei6pinoigfeii
bon 40 Weilen in ser Stlnbe erreih.
te. erItredte Ii6 iiber oas gall5e rbei.
Iniid)e S5nblitriegebiet itno mdbrte ma,
be5u bier Stunoen. SSm Snlon be-
lfanoen iih 8tpon5ig Baiingiere. Raf
Dem gllifitieg mur0e taIter glufihniti
lltno @eh ierpirt unO oarm benunoer,
ten ole 6abrg1ite, oie aus ibrem @nt,
l5iiden gar niht bermsfamen. Ons
l6errlibe, ieoen glugenblif pehieIn0t
9nnOi6aftsbilo, ons iih tief ltnter ib.
lnen ausbreitete. 9ei Der &iiffebi
lnad 0iiIieIoorf ipilroe oas 2uftidif+
bel ieiner ero5ioien 9anonng BON Ell
ner groBen Wfeni6enmenge ei1tbuIia
lItiih begriiBt.
Die sSabrt, on Der 3 ebn 9 am e i
lid beteiIigten, gtng iiber @iien, Dort
lmuno lmo 8ohinn, lmo allf oerielber
entiuidelte ons 6obr5eug, iolonee ei
oor Dem 8inoe fitbr, cine @eihpin
Oigfeit BON 561a eugIiiden MeiIer
in Der Stluioe. SSn Giien iilbelten Der
l2ufti6iffern 8allienoe bon glrbeiterl
Der &rilpp'iben @erte 5ll nls oil
| !, Deutidlano" iiber oie boben Shorn
Iiteine Der Observation-Disclosures BIN
li6oB.
syn5miihen bate iid) Ser Simmel
Ian benz i6on bel Der slbfabrt oroben
Ioe 8olfen binqen, nollitdnoig iiber5o
laen lmo plotli6 begonn eS fpie mi
@imern 5u gieBer, m6breno Der 8ili
lsltm Sturme anipuhs. Das 2uftidif
ltpuroe ieooh feinet 9lugenblid an
Iieinem airie getrieber ionOern NIB
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-06-30
gnsIauS.

Der oeutI6e aailer lit anideineilO
mieoer pobI imo nninter. Seoenfals
lieB er es fid ni6t nebmen. on Der
aieler Regatto teil5unebmen. 9oh
wuroe oas fniierlibe Boot. oos Bil-
belm 2. ielber 8 Stitnoen lang IN bef-
tigem 9iegen itenerte, BON Dem amerl.
foniihen Boot eeihlngen.
Ssu illriItiI6en Greiien miro oie
Naoglihfeit elmer gteunufnobme oes
Inn Ietten CONNER aiif imbeItimmte
3eit pertagten 9Sro5eiies gegen ben
SSiirlten 8bilipp 81 Guleuberg eror-
|tert Die 8erban0lmgen ipiiroen
|oann i'm Serblt mieoer beginner. IS
|banoelt it'd nm Die Wseineio.Anfloge
|lDegen gliIenbtue's gluslagen I'M
|gsOItfe-Sur0er. .Yro5eb. geah nerlGb-
Hidden Wees0mgen belIert iih oos Be-
lfinoen oes 5iiriten guIerburg. Der
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-06-30

syn erIter 9inie, neil es Sui6ert.
tarienOen fIeiner 2eilte, lie obieits Der
aroBen @erfebrscentren mcbnen unO
ollie griOatbanfen nit Wibtroueil be.
trn6ten @eIegenheit 81 ii1erer An-
lage ibrer Gritorniiic tictet unS iic
gum Spnren onrca... 9Pebr oils 5ruei
3rittel Der 8epolferilng unierer He.
publif bat elm MIR fleines Snbreseir-
fommen; ipeniger ais 5lp0lfbiutoert
Dollars fir ieoe 5nmiIie. llno oieis
lino es, Die oas 8enige, oos Tie err
iibrigen fonnen IN Die 8oitiparfaiien,
biuter oenen oie @arantie Snfel
Son1's itebt, trogen imO 10 Oen
@rlmoitod 81 belheioener llnnbbGlt.
gigfeit Iegen DerOen.
Soodnn miro 0urd 0ie goitipar.
bnllten cine neue alaiie bon gonohl.
bobern geihaffen neroen, Nfen.
binter oenen Die @arantie Oniel
oen 5meiunoeinbaI6 8rosent, meIhe
oie Eoitbanfenbonos be5ablen, 5ltfrie.
ben iino, neil iie miiien, Dab 0ie gn.
lage 10 gut nie @olO lit. glus 0en
groBen 0ioiIen Der glrbeiter uno flei.
men @eihdftslellte tper0en oieie gonoi
inbobern fonrner- mo oltrdl ibrer
8eiis toti16lidb 5eilbaber Snfel
Sam's fperoen.
Die Boitol 9onos limo niht Oo5r
beltimnit, 5ur 8e5obling genahtel
S6uIoen 3u oienen, tie iolen MIDI
9lusgoben fiir geripaIhmgs3nede oe
den ODER friibere 8eri6menolmger
lglitnahen belfen. DDS bon Dem Bra
| liioenten unter5eihnete @eieb gibt oen
8r1Ii0enten un0 oen goitbonfen.Di
reftoren oas giedt, fiinflui0nelr15ie
Rro5eiit Der 8epoiiten sur glufnabml
anoerer 9iutoessSefuritdten 5u Der
menoeu, ipie beiipielsmeiie fiir Bombs
oie 81 SSrrigations3peden 81 9lus
trodnllna bon Silmpfen, 3ur Shiff
borndhlng berinitoeter unO per
lidlnnlniter 6liiiie ODER sur Safenner
beiierlmg ousgegeben moroeu iino
lgIlio fir Slnlagen, oeren @rtr1ge oai
aufgemanote 4apitaI per5inien mi
I5liriidbe5ablen
| Gin erIter Shritt sur grinlieBini
Ilu1o glusbeuhmg Der natiirlibei
SiIfsqueaen Oes Sanoes fir Dos 2oni
IieIbit. Sbue S6doiglutg Der bette
benoen SSnouitrienerfitdtten, oenel
lid inn @eqenteil 6aoitrb ueue sluftrd
ae uno slbiotm0gIidfeiten bieten nliii
i ien, lu1o gum @oble oes ormen 8ol
fes. oeiien 2aiten erleihtert iDer0en.
i gbe iih Der &ongreB oertagte. ga
l6er bon Den SSrtIiirgenten 10 energiid
bef1nlpfte Soc Cannon folgeroe @r
ifldrlng ob: Der ioeben 81 gno
gegmngene 9ongreB bat niebr m0 bel
fer gearbeitet. ais irgeno elm 4ongreI
IoeiIen Wtitglie6 id, i'm 2altfe BON 81
ooSabren qeiueIen bin. SSerner iagt
Ter: sd, fam allen Wtitglieoern oe
Sauies, tpas ibren 5leiB uno ibre Gin
liift bel Der geietgeberiihen 9rbei
Idnge6t, oas bette 3eugitis duSitellen
3ugleih Itellte er etnen neiten groBer
. Irepublifaniihen Sieg IN 9luslidt
Spreher Cannon gab 0ann Elm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-26

he done, Bob"
mo, it can't be done, Bob,
echoed the chorus.
Eyes, it can" Bob responded
tartly. "And I'm going to do 1t.
An amazed silence fell upor
the group. The silence was ORC
ken by Mikes delighted ejacula
ltion.
BE tn poker, It's fine scrim
mage we'll be havin'. If annywar
can lick Haggin, ye're tn bye
bob"
THAT ye are" asesnted the
chorus. awakened from its VOL
derment.
"And you boys are goin' to hell
me-that is" Bob added, con
temptuously, "unless you're afraid
o. Haggin."
"We're not" Indignantly denied
| the chorus. (H1sgin was absent.
80, we're wild We, Bob" Mike
promised gleefully, $50 be We give
us plinty av fightin'."
"All right. Be here tomorrow
night and I'll tell you what to do
And bring the other boys along
as many as you can get. Come
along, JIM" And meekly follow
ed by the Squire, who had not We
recovered from his astonishment
Bob left the saloon.
IN a community like Irishtowr
such news travels fast. Before
the night was done, the word hat
been passed to all the saloons
Bob McAdoo is goin' to fight
Haggin fer Squire Mehaffey."
Wherefore Irishtown lifted vi
Its voice and rejoiced.
Now Haggin was of a type thai
with the growth of our large cit
lies has become powerful influ
ence in civic affairs, the boss poll
ticians of our tough" wards. He
had been a prize-fighter, and 6
successful one. History records
how he fought a twenty-round
draw--bare fists-with Donnelly
heavyweight champion of the
world. At the zenith of his career
he abandoned the ring and invest
led his last purse III an lrlSntoWI
saloon. And Irishtown counted il
an honor to buy it's drinks from
the only man that had ever giver
lDonnelly a hard fight. So thai
Iaggin waXed prosperous ~ant
sported many diamonds. 1t was 6
natural result of his popularity
and business that he should go in
to politics. He developed GER
tain crude genius for the game
He knew how to be generous
when to be generous was good pol
icy. And he learned to organic,
his henchmen. But beneath al
lwere his fame and skill as a fight
err. Consequently he became the
undisputed autocrat of things pc
litical in the Fourth Ward. 1t!
citizens were glad to follow {
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-26

Nearly three hundred boys are
employed on the contract tor shirts
and overalls. The task Is ~ shirts
a day The completion OF the task
is demanded. and IL not completed
the prisoner is sent to the hole
which is a circular cell barely large
enough for a mans body
ION the barred door are two iron
bound gloves, and into these the
prisoners hands are fitted and
locked. There the prisoner stands.
unable to change his position.
"The average commitment is two
days, and in that time all the food
he receives is little corn bread
and water. Nine out OF ten are
taken to the hospital wnen released,
and there have been instances
where the prisoners legs have swol-
len and burst open while standing
locked to the cell door,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-26
BRUTALITY REIGNS
IN INDIANA PRISON

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. 26.-
Philip X. Reinbold, the Terre Haute
labor leader. who is chairman of the
committee appointed at the recent
meeting of the Indiana Federation
of Labor to visit the state prisons,
gives an indication of what the re-
port will show regarding conditions
at the Indiana reformatory at JEFF
fersonvifle.
Corporations holding labor con-
tracts" said he, set the daily tasks
OF convicts so high that it is prac-
tically impossible for them to get
in any extra work for which they
would be paid cash. In November
the total extra remuneration at the
reformatory was SIS.
Poor material, inefficient ma
chimes and unjust inspection pre-
vent prisoners doing any work for
themselves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-26
STILES FRAMING
DOCK ORDINANCE

Judge Stiles today started work
drafting an ordinance for the OPP
GRAFTON of the dock business by
the city.
Just what will be provided the
city's attorney has not yet figured
out. 1t will take quite a bit of
Legislation, however, TO provide
for the dock master, for dock en-
ployes and for the management
and operation of the dock.
The city attorney says the adj
ministration of the dock affairs
will be hampered somewhat if the
charter is literally followed but by
a broad Interpretation it is ex-
pected the city will be able to do
a general dock business without
serious trouble.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-26
GEORGE WILL
RETURN 1T
Thy United Press Leased Wire. }

Thy United Press Leased Wire.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 20. The
story of a draymans theft is told
in two notes at police headquar-
tiers.
The first was left Ly Miss Mary
Dudfield at 1896 Washington
street as instructions for a dray-
man named George-she doesn't
know his last name-whom she sent
to haul a trunk to the union depot.
1t read:
George: Put the contents
of the basket on the table into
the trunk and buckle the
straps. will lock it at the
depot.
MISS DUDFIELD."
The other note was written and
left by George in place OF the first
1t read:
Miss Dudfield: I hated to
do it, SO help me God I did,
but temptation was tco strong.
1 am going back home, but will
return and repay you every
cent. GEORGE"
A pocketbook with $40 and g
fountain pen were missing from
the trunk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-26

ways talkin' about what a bully
fellow you are, and you got such
a pull with the boys he'd listen to
you. 1t amt for me, Bob" the
Squire pleaded, but for Molly and
the kid that's COMM
| No" Bob repeated sharply
81 wont ask that fat bully for a
favor for anybody"
Then I'm all in" And the
Squire dropped his head on the
table and broke into unmanly
sobs. Which performance Bob
surveyed with disgust.
Jaw, quit it, Jim. Just be
cause that big saphead has turned
you down is no reason to bawl like
a big baby" ~.
Its easy for you to talk, "
whimpered the Squire. you've
got good job and no wife with
n kid comm. If you were III my
place"
'1f I were in your place I'd he a
man." Bob interrupted harshly.
"l'd go in and fight him and lick
him and hold my job
| Il can't" groaned the Squire.
"But l can," Bob said.
By degrees the possible signifi-
canoe of Bob's words wormed It's
way into the Squire's comprehcn-
sion. His grief gave way to
lamazement, amazement to an in
credu Gus joy.
You don't mean it, Bob?"
81 always mean what l say,
don't II" Bob returned inpatient
lily. "Shut up, Jim, I'm thinking"
! For some moments Bob stared
at the ceiling. Then he called
out abruptly:
Mike, come in here. And
bring the boys--and some more
whisky"
Mike came in as hidden, bring
ing the liquor, 1.-The boys" troop
ing obediently in behind.
1.-THE drinks are on me, boys"
Bob said by way of preliminary.
When every one had taken his
quota, he continued, Boys, Hag-
gin has turned Jim down."
well, I guess that let's Jim
out" said Mike pityingly.
That's tough" commiserated
the boys in chorus.
81 tell him." Bob continued,
that he ough to fight him."
Nike shook his head. at can't
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Picked Up

''How fine you are looking" re-
marked the first woman. THAT
food specialist must have done
you a world of good"
LET me tell you something, my
dear" whispered the object of
this criticism. Il have cut them
all out since my son came home
from college at Thanksgiving.
That specialist warned me of all
things to quit drinking coffee, you
know"
"Of course" interrupted the
first, "they all do"
well, my son understands Lat
in, and he happened to look at the
prescription the specialist gave
me, and he said there was five
times as much caffeine in it as
there was in a pot of coffee, so l
cut the whole thing out, and all ]
do now is to go without break
fast"
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CHANGES IN OFFICES
At CITY HALL

Tomorrow the city hall-will lose
the last of its tenants.
For seven years the United States
tea inspector and the customs office
have been in the city hall on the
fourth floor, but they are going TO
move into the new federal building.
They paid the city 500 month for
the space they occupied
In the tea inspectors old office
the civil service commits sion will be
stationed In the customs office
Nick Lawson will make his head
quarters with the engineering de-
partment for the Green river gray
>ity system.
The associated charities will be
given the present office occupied by
Lawson.