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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-03-23
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pOctu oWhLskenO nYNhiclSlNh. To-
trebnt penizc X tomu byly ill Sc.
brany Mali Omaha 10000 nebn
10000 obyyatel, bndo zndmo Y
dobe neiblilsi. Omaha posled.
mich leterh ucinila kaldtm sme-
ru znafnf pokrok. Y poslednich I
lctcch pnstavcno bylo 1000 no
yych domovn. Pred dranactl lefty
byIo u Omazr 5000 prazdnlch o.
bydli Kdyl 81 rocc 1900 proycde-
no byIo scitini lidu. mnoho tech
TO domoyu osazcno bylo lldmi,
kteri zamtslnani byli na zhudnyh-
nj ZamississippsRe y{stayy Tyto
domy isou nyni obydlcny AZ od po-
slcdniho ccnsu 1000 uovFch oby-
III bylo postaveno, Cislicc ty ma
znaGuii ~ Omaha yzrustala rych-
lynn tcmpem. zcjmtna posloduich
ctyrcch letech, kdy kazdtho roku
prnm6uf vice ncz 1000 noyteh
obydli byIo postayeno.
" iter{ muiultho tydnn pro.
ycdli obcant v Benson prcdvolby.
NasIcduiici byli y obtansk{ch
schuzich nominoydni: Rcpublikd.
mi: X Y. Robinson "a mayora
Il. A. Stigcr IN klerka; T. r. HIM
IN pokladnika james Peterson ~
inzcnym; 4. Christjansou Cor
don Roth do skolni rady; Peur
Larsen. Il e.. Anderson. G.. l.. Ma.
thcr a !, VI Bailey "a radnh -
Demokat6: Charles A. Tracy ~
mayoras G. VI Jacobergcr IN klrr.
ka James A. Hart IN pokladnika
Ben Martin IN inzenira, Fred
Brodrgaard Jos. Mcclure do
skolni rady f.. j McArdlc. Geo
A. Hill IN radni
Mestskd rada posledniu
SVEN zasedani prljala ordinanct
kterou yFpisujc Sc insprkcnl taxa
25c na kazdy kuleGuik ne vice me-
% stop dlouhy . SOC ma kazdt ltu
lecnik delSi nel - stop Dale pfi
iata byla rrSolucc. gymdrujici iii
Ky paui Saline G. Cornishovt z,
skytlt osytdccni obcanskt lasky
jcz projeyila ytnoyanim macneh'
ohnosn penfzniho q yclke rozlohs
| pozcmkoy6 ma utyorenl parku pr
| Carter iczcfc. Inncnou ycsclos
yzbudila protijehlieoya ordinanc,
lradniho McGoycrna. ktery nrddy
Ino bodnut byl jehliei danskeh,
kl0bmku zahorel nrnaylstl k q
10 dnlehlte pomtcce pr upevnuvn
mi damskfch pokrFyek hIayy il
ho osobne projeyenbmu nahledi
NJ ntststi tatici srdetnt zasmal
Mctioyern poGiual 81 yc SVEN taIt
lni prot ichlicim doccla ncealani
Inc. odhaluje bzzohledut minosl
Idamsk{ch iitrSii Die icho nahlt
Idn kaidh DANA mtla by miti I'D
stoint mnolstvi falrsn}ch ylas
yc formt kudrlinek. emysi Il
Itak ahY zabrantno bylo vyltzar
lichlle iel brzpetnoSil ullrirh
ahcho,lrrh isnu ua nRor N
knnci kat,lr iehIlep pak NIL L
IbFt pnradn} hramhor. ncln jim
solldni orhranna zatka. skrzr 1t.
RON by hmt iehlire pfunlbnoufi u.
mahl Y p4padt b nnsiielkn VII
hnuku nehe2petumi irhliel brau
bar n#ih anehu fAiku sfrBt.ll
Ihyla By potiuna faplaIlfl rnkut
lpro ahra2nYani bdsktha plrat
/ lti hs FufmaIa ~ efu6 ki0hnnk
Ellr pntwlenas hsla nAkolth ID
kifck lamp pfu mfslleui III.
m yliney tFuhaesI fileIisnsg
ii attrtes nlnnlfhn tsdH
mtl lfaaNe sstil alatHf dta ts
lek palnnA leWfhe astrsye
laifaha jats Aaa,bsnsaes usla
|li I'D isk "a aAilnl ~ ssa
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-03-23
zprAvv zahranitn6
RAKOuSKO-rHERSkO

odora Rooseyelta.
Ncobmezeny pan Vidne, zemfc-
~ purkmisir Dir. karel Lneger,
byl opraydu jako nejaky eyrop.
sky potential IN vclikych ecremo.
nil obroyskeho icastenstw obc-
ccnstva doproyozcn ku hrobu Od
pohfbu risafovny Alzhety neyide.
Ia Widen TAX vcliktho a skytltho
prnyodu. jaky doproydzel mrtyo.
lu Lucgroyu Ttmcf poloyila oby.
fatelstya yydnla Sc na dlouhou
cestu pcti mil od knstela sy Ste.
pdna AZ ma nstredni hfbiioy Nse.
chny obchody yc mtstt byly uza.
yfcny Pr zddnsnich bohosluz.
bach hyly zastoupeny vsochny
stayy ) hodnosii. Mczi pritomny-
mi naltzal Sc take cisar Frantlsrk
Josef, areiyevoda q arciyevodky-
ne, papelsky nuncius . tlenoyt d.
plonatirkehn sburu.
Biskupem Paryym prnnaslcdo-
vany sloyensky knee Andrej Him
ka pnjcl 50 do Budapest podiyat
ma sve sloyenskt pfateIy. Dlouhy
pobyt segedinskem yezcni nc-
mel na ntho ycIilitho vliyu jest
prayt TAX ely iako drive,
.Isou.li ameriGti yyslanci pro syt
bohatstyi okazalost oblibeni jim.
DE po Europe, Widen ma o nieh
mincni spatnt. Vyslanec prayt
odyolan}. Francis, byl zndm jako
ncihorsi drlgreslc jcmul Sc dale.
ko sroko nikdo ncyyrovnal kdyl
musd ~ yidm dlitl, zjednal si
pokoiik hotelu treti tridy, ale
ukazal Sc III malokdy, nebof zivoi
ma veukove pfisel mu lacintii
NEMECkO.
knruuni prime Bedf'leh ViIem
zahajiI dne II. bfezna americkou
umtleekou vystayu. porddanou '
kraloyske akademli Zvlastni vi
jem vyyoyala u korunniho prince
pod0bizna Theodore R00seyclta
cd Carl Melcherse, nebot stal pred
hi dlouhou dobu pozorn6 81 j
prohlizel
{ yel1u s6 lei zemrcl tcchtc
dnech Lipsku nestor nemeckycf
pianistu a klayirnich pacdagogn
prof dr. karel Relnccker Naro
dill So q. eeryencc 1924 y Atone q
jako virtues ma piano yystoupiI il,
Y ". rocc, nacez dostal od kraIt
kristiana VII stipendmm, ktert
mu umolniIo studoyat po til 70
ky hudbu Lipsku.
Maurice Maeterlincka move dra
ma Marin Magdalena docilllt
= Lipsku pri pry6m proyozoyan
skvtl6ho tlsptchu Drama toto by
10 syt DOLBY BcrIin6 eensuron "a
poytzeno.
Nesmirnt prekvnpcni zpnsobiI'
dne II. hfrzna y fisska radt pro
hlasrni kaneltfe Bcthmann.IIoll
vega. iez t{kh 81 tastetneho spl
utni pofadaYku elsasko.lotrinskt
ho zrm y{boru ohletIut povole
nj ainonomie pro fisskt zemt
lTAlIE.
! T. Morgan pfiial poksani b.
byl testnfm pfr,lsesluu tahrani6ni
ha tthnru ltalskt orpasaer kona
iici prtprasy Il slasnos'i rok'
1917 kdy pfipasia pa,ls.s,le FSro
II prohlaseui Rims hlasulm mt
stem sp0leha llala
krAl Nlkipr Emanurl NJ f0i
ho,il u ps l,s,trsl amfrlfkeho Is
preal,isnsa Ilsesetelss ieuf "a ~
tl,AtsSnl seata Z Afrhy tasiavi )
ftlma a. j polag VA flniua @p'
fAsla skAflf hanktt ku hanAet
tamu possAas hude 'aks paF
lsmassellakA ssn keFmli = ds =
Eihti
nANAhtt
Mlaieaslsa tasl llHw asni taasA
ts.laful balalsl mi hWiag
b8 slHeh llsal b
pemlH uinl Hsl tH siah h
fasisN ha sl8f i atliI
81 ia sa hft ma 49,
pfa0at HeH gH
seAau kdf paA kalahsAA
aNewga lMiis NWhi
Hi llam aaFd htia y
kaasH ftt
iufag aefa N
fHsitaslnlka
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-03-23


mestndn We yclkfm zavodu na ci-
stfni barypni ohlcku Lincoln.
Neb. Firma, iel ncse imtno Lin.
coin Cleaning & Dye Works jest
iednim nejyttsich toho druhu ri.
yodu na celtm zapadt Leo zauji
ma tam .icdno Z mist 2 neidulczi.
Ittisich.
- Chvalnt znamGho oblibe-
ntho cesktho prdynika Jos. l..
PadrnoSa dochhzela posledni do
bu takoyd spousta prace, h. ma
nebylo mono rtnovati ysem ieho
zalrlitostcm pozornost, iakou by
| Jim byl rad vtnoyal u toho dil-
lyodu byl nucen kancelar syoji roz-
sifitl a IN tim Icclem pi.ivzal 81
ma vypomoc chyalne n sir0ce znd-
mtho krajana, p. Vladimira Nal
&c, TAX ~ nyni budc moci ytno-
yati zrrtcl / prodavani a naiima-
ni maictkn, koIle!;tovani raznfch
Ipohlcdavck a vselikym .iinym zalc-
Iitostcm. Proto kazdy. kdo by po-
tfeboyal sluzeb prdvnika neb notd-
fo zprostredkoydnim prodeje ncbo
Iknupt majctku pojisttni, yymoze-
Ini pohlcdayck We stare vlastl, pui-
Itky ma majctek, ulozeni penez na
Ipfyni morkyd a j., muIe Sc s'pm0u
Iduycrou obrdtit ma oba jmcnoyane
kraiany. Illarni ufadoya ic ma
William Ii. nj. a odboeka -
ohrattc So ma p. VI Malice -
elsie 1853 iizni -. ulicc y South
4 IOmaZc.
Kraian Ccutk Mal} byI tedy
do Ameriky pfece pripusttn. Po
skoro dvoulcttm nsili. Tyz iel sem
luz pred rokem IN syou decrou.
ktrra zijc y South Omaze, kdc So
proydala IN iisttho t'ranka We
sta Tchda vsak pristehoyalecky
urad ma Ellis Islandu MaIeho "a
drzel pozdeii rozhodl. ~ Maly
Imusi byti dcportoyan, poneyadl
Ineyyhovuje zakonu pfipusttni
Ipfistehovalcu Maly zvedfy to.
dopsal lined syt dceri osudu.
Ikterl jei teka, a tato zadala kon-
j, grrssnika llltchcocka. by Sc ii y
zalezitosti oice icjiho uial. kon-
gressnik 4 Washingtonu lined "a
krotil a deportaci odlozll az do
dne II. cerynu do kdy Sc mtlo o
osudu kraiana Ccnka Malth0 roz-
hodnout. Odlozeni to stale So
/ hlaynt proto. by Sc pro llaltho
mohla Schnati zaruka, ktera byla
zadana IN icho pfipusteni Hatfm
psak doslo k nciaktmu omyu prl
stanoycni due odpluti deportacni
lode tax Sc Stalo, ~ krajan Ma
lis by dcportnvan drive. uoz zpra
VA rozhndnuti 4 Washlngtonu
dusla 10 New Yorku Iaruka sr-
hnana hyla. ale pozd6 kraian
i Muly polt,lsil Sc proto dostati So
/ do Amrriky irstt icdnml Prrd
Itfduem opti byl zadrlcn pi1sttho-
i yaIrckymi urady ktrrt Ysak frn.
tokratc. pontyadz zaruka byIa slo-
ienn musily iei propusiitt 10.
netnt tcdy krajan MaIy doslal se
stm prrcr q nrjhlilsmh dnreh,
at.li NJ tnk III urstalo aiIieti hndr
) spolatnnu donaeno,i manirli
Wmtu, lmi south omazt
s Kulrm lnO unioy9rlt s"dlaf0
sysla papdtIi tohoto tt,lnc na
statku na rofkaz psihornstho d,
.tfril ChiraRl ktyre .lasku po.
/ Idnhnan nafitlllp usialnieh me.
stevh n Omafe staskuie - pom.
81 10 dtau frin j. sief i Marks
! Eire llam. Y" tt,lna firms
pola,lae k0m lslnFfsa pttslem W..
: Ihela lislnlei pulaiuil akrAee
ni fnbs pfarasni na : hmlln pfI
sl u6b itHn3m platn iahu tfltr
lf ktH pfaaul "a kasH aslal
all4 pres Hlal as sul mt,lf Mes
sfAs kuHsimt a Marks llFa uala
m aaeleiuiei kaisns
h NHntH llsWaal felfN
lbAnt rsla ml jaWsl ri
8 4
Ntela. fp ebll
tfha #ss ttWsha q tyrt
4 eiai n
@ thaM m
k#iH m 8ss
@ nas fHast Al
h m ea ai
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-15
Western Review
Chicago

St Louis loses an actuary in the per-
son Of John H. Upton. who has taken
service with the Idaho state Life, MI
Upton has been actuary Of the Interna-
tional Life. and his work in that COM
pany proclaims him to be a most skill
full and conservative insurance man
Mr. Upton's career in life insurance
extends over many years He was for
quite a while connected with the insur-
ance department Of Kansas, and for
time served as actuary of the Great
Western Life OF Kansas City. In every
office TO which he has been chosen Mr..
Upton has shown ability OF high order.
As a statisticlan and Policy Ma
ker' Mr.. Upton is entitled to rank with
the very first men of the day. 1t is to
be remarked also that in all his is
suances of policy contracts ne has ev-
er been on the safe side-the side which
speaks for conservatism and business.
Mr.. Upton in Joining the Idaho State
Life will unquestionably add great
~ to its strength and will undeubtly
prove an anchor Of safety to the in
stitution which could hardly be had by
the employment Of any other man in
the west.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-15
The Insurance
Leader
St. Louis

Mr. Upton in joining the Idaho State
practices. We unhesitatinsly say that the
its strength and viii undoubtly prove an
anchor OF safety 70 the institution which
could hardly be had BY the employ
ment Of any other man in the west.
The Insurance Leader takes great
pleasure in commencing Mr. Upton be-
cause Of the editors close friendship
with him and his knowledge OF Mr.Up-
tons strict adherence TO conservative
practices. We unhesitately say that the
Idaho State Life could not have secured
man more competent ami better a
bic to attract TO the company full pub
lie confidence than John H Upton
Indeed. we believe Mr. Upton 10 be
one OF the most efficient all around men
in the west, and the Idaho state Life
is To be congratulated uPon having Sc
cured MS services.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-15
United States
Review
Philadelphia
Philadelphia

John H. Upton, the widely known
actuarial expert, has been appointed
by the Idaho State Life Insurance
company, Of Boise, to manage The
actuarial and agency department of
that alert and energetic new COM
pany of the far west. Mr.. Upton is
a member Of the American Insti-
tute of Actuaries and a man of rec
ognized skill in his profession.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-15
Eastern
Underwater
New York and Boston


John H. Upton, the we'll known
actuary, has been given charge Of
the actuarial and agency depart
ment of the Idaho State Life of
Boise. which recently began bust
ness. Mr. Upton, who Is member
of the American Institute of Actu-
aries, is most sanguine over the
prospects of the Idaho State Life
which has written an excellent
quantity and quality of business
since it began operations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

] heard ben ring and in q minu. -.
head waiter walked up 20 the da.L n.
manager handed the till to IN. -
walter and that dipiitary handed 4, -
me. hut the manager was mistakes
You refused the head waiter biz L.,
tipS" u
NO, had given IL 90 him in the d,nD.
room after breakfast
The two were silent for a minute s,.r.,
lating on the vastness % the oomDk,.,.I
machinery by which American mon.v !.
conveyed into European pockets. r.
the man Aaid;
No European hotel people can ana,
ma 10 believe in their professions Of -
position to the tip system tall they show :.
Willingness to leave the tip to the oo,ioo
OF the traveller. That game 81 pr...n,.
ing your bill through the head waiter |.
played simply TO insure his Eettinr ~.
Tip which 10 a part Of his bargain with N.
house.
Then the man summoned the ua,.,
paid for the AlalvAsia, and gave him
tip equal to the prce Of one ElAAs IN.
man always felt more liberal after he h,d
himself Of some eloquenoe rh.n
be and his wife climbed into the cab ana
rolled quickly down the winding road y,
the Marina Grande.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
HEDGE HOGS ~ PETS.
\ small 0oc In Your Purse Pocket a
Guard against Thieves

I"w Wild creatures make mere int.res;
luE and us"ful pots Than the hedgehog
80 tho LoGy. Picbv,1i lts chief charm
= that = vii grow quite tame in a few
3tv4 Hrd allow YOU 10 handle u with i'm
ruurv
ia country huusc- one or tWonrr often
kept ~ the vine cellars This ~ owing
30 ~" h"dgehoR's fundno-= for BLACK
u'-"'!'- and ether insects which they hunt
and eat "a large Quantities
Many people .sI.-Itally women. mike
p..'s = the Cr"Itur" keeping Il IN smart
Iu',h~s and during a." day allowing n 10
roam 'bput ID" sitting ropfn- and carry
NJ 's Young 0n@- IbOut with them in
'u"ET IJHks's one lshvoman says
th.'' thor" = n" letter -afeguard Aga inst
~" pick pocket than 20 carry baby he,ize-
hog "a ia" Ip"ket N which you also carry
'p'IT pur-.
She adds however. that care must he
'ak"n not 90 forget that the little creature
= ~ the psS'k"t and suddenly thrust your
IHn' INTO ~
The hedgehog must he fell on br.ad and
milk. grass WORMS and all the ins.-rts that
can b' CIught Both ths young and the
Old, AMI especially the former. ars most
interest and amusing Indeed. there
j. no pr-'ti"r sight than a family ~ baby
hcdg"hOgs AZ play
They can be taught IN come and fe@d
"u' - the hand and a. drink milk from a
spoon They can also be taught To- per
form simple 'rivks Another charm u the
hedgehog ~ a pet - that n Kept out 81
doors or IN n cold cellar 10 will hibernate
during very COLD weather when ladies
nnf children might find Il an inconVeni-
enCe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
Coming o. tho Coero-Grays.

From ne Sprin0fsid Repubi'ruS
Futl i.sig"mAn Of - Raymond aven1s
has returned from Germany and has brorsnt
with him -oms fowls OF fancy breed hs
has one rooster and two pullets Of the cooco-
gray Iegkorn variety which he bOuah' 10
Rhein. Germany. and which he thinks are
the only ones Of that variety in the Initei
StAte- The father Of tho birds sOid Tor ."
marx =. or about $500. lie brought also 'ts
rooster and a couple ~ pullete OF black leg
horns which are % considerable value ~
could only buy the 10000 gray lreGhorns Ellh
the agreement that he would az once as
tfcm out OF the country. presumably lo6
seaa the only ones IN Germany. MI lsl-
@erzEa u : fanCisF 81 such fowl and dsv Osss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

RoNE sept, 1.-THE Sicilian sculptor
Ettore Nimene-. who designed the NerrHz-
Inno monument unveiled In New York
during the Hudson Fulton celebration.
IL now at work in his studio here on another
monument intended for New Work, that
In memory of Dante. for which the Italian
colony has col''ctsd subscriptions.
The monument consists at an nhelisk
surmounted by tho national star ot Italy
and adorned with Roman eagle m hrunlr.
A life size starie Of D1u'" stands ga the
orchestral under the ui,"iisk. supported
by two female figures representing Ian
g,Iage and Culture on each SIDE Of the
coat Of arms IL the city IT Florence
On the two sides and the haCk - tho
pedestal there are three groups of figures
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
rATTE or D,NTE To NJ GIVEN nv ITALIANS NEW ,
Monument 70
the Italian Colony, Hss Conee sub

representing episodes taken from the
inferno -Purgntury' and Paradise
Of the Divine Comedy
The group On the right shows Dante
and Virgil IA their journey through the
internal regions meeting Buo~p iii Duero.
the traitor Ia striking contrast to this
episode the oppu-its side shows the two
pusts meeting M purgatury Sordelln nf
Mautua, IA" patriot. whom Virgil EN-
braces The last episode. taken from
-paradiSa." represents ~. Francis ri
Assist surrounded 10y angels raising his
hymn Ia the sun.
A vutIvc altar with incense burning II
placed over each group. Tho monument
bears the inscription Dante and below
It the words -Onom te l'alti--imo Pueta."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
>OuE CTRIOI GRtFTS.
Large ant PrOiinc Result of Z MON ri
q Tomato and an EEEplant.

\ Michigan gardener has teen sraftin 2
Tomatoes On To- eggpiants and red pep
s.r. he logan hi- experiments in isOS
aui udm,-i MS first achievement - Crimson
,..-riun tomato graft 81 IN 20 an eggplant
r,- Eai--r lie then went further and
grated Trophy tomato on 10 an egg
vIaut Earning IN" resulting tomato the
Roosevelt
The ingenious gardener. however,. made
"A mistake IN r.siug that name 80 early
n the game For soon another inspIrH
ton cam" go HIM and h" grated the
Ilu."r tomato 81 10 a rcd pepper Here
lnd'"i was CON nation vegetable
really worthy the name 81 Roosevelt
bH oVtnA 10 has unfortunate precipita-
ton m the Use 81 that Cpgnomen he was
Obliged 10 fall back on ~" feeble substi-
fUte Tuple Alliance.
Both the Hals.r and the Roosevelt
tomatoes responded with alaCrity TO thus
IarticIlar form Of graf The Kaiser
often produces frat weighing one and
q Half 80 tW0 putIud- and viii yield b,shel
to tn'iplant on sIitaD" -uil Tn" RoU=e-
E,lt Yields puit" - heavily.
Both according 90 their admirinR
prpgor Itpf who Describes them IN CouH-
~ IL . 10 im'ricd ar" pleasing N shap"
and COLOR have a tine favor and solid lesh
and even m a." largest specimens there -
10 vast" They are excellent for all cook
InE uurJ, $50 :. = canning. Catsup. Jellv
Ac -rrcr they are not wHtery and contain
few seeds
They ar" adlnirlrl.. for eating raw.
since they lark IN" acid taste u ordinary
tomatoes and ar" remarkably mild Also
they T..'ala their juice after b-ing cut
IL.v ShIp well In shorT 40 fat ~
Know these ar" superior 10 any tomat us-~
900 existence
I lsieN,. that have succccded in mt 70
s I. III. =
tus- and believe thar the eggplant IL
for IN. great III" Of the new
FRUITS, their mild flavor solid flesh aud
deep red color
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
mh, INC, ran.n to Get natrr

From ~ fDiurnbus Bt-puf.h
Capt Maynard clerk 81 ~" H1u-.. - Pep.
re@entaiiy.-. has hUilt e. ,"i'ag" H' Indian
Lake In his absence Wur. men iri,i 'o
drive q we'll Tor water In"r tuli iu IN
rsr~nt Visit that 'h"v bod gone down "
feet without striking waller
When h. inye-' tgttsd 30 found that fhs
casing that had b"'u -unk n fH. wolf had
turned on 4 rock and had come 49, into The
cottage ~ the time that he found q %
was sta KING up IN ih- is.-t room about zi1
fooi lnd the driil waS N0Tk IRg overt inc
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Letter. to Cnrnr nIIl. Innnh.

WiH-fss .,oism spDHd.J., Wu-.tpg,.a
r1st
b'h"rf N'~van ~ BIvi" county. near
N0'k-E IlI". vhii" rId .nz hDr-"bt,A r.. Du'lv
near sellers Hul found q sstI.d bottle on
talning Two lotteT- dai.d Jtnuary ..-sI
On" NJ the letters Vas Goo I0rd ,uuu4II.-
Who WIS then IN command % 'ua Rrrl.h
forces. and 'he other Co another Hrlffsb
dtEnitary Robert sent the l.f-sr. 10
brother IN salisbury. who IN turn forwarded
them 10 Washington. They we're evIdently.
lost OF hidden b. q Britain courier
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meet th" American IN q position IN he,
tpped ~hn could no insulted hy N tin
eyc"pt hv 10 want ~ greatness We tin
pretty much every one IN our country
hut -. have NOT yet taken 10 timing
policemen ~ they do N London nor
street car conductors ~ th"y DO in Ger.
many Can you tell me for what ser-vir,
ono tips street car conductor'-
= certainly cannot. unless Il IL for the
sam" reason that tip the st"wardess on
an ocean steamer She power does any
thing for mo. 40 tip her for being on th.
ship
Well. I certainly was staggered when
! first noticed n German hand tn. con
ductor pan ~ his change after pnying
his far" and Jaw III" conductor touch his
cap in acknowledgements 81 tho tia 4
think "" ough' to Tip the postrnan for
bringing rs our letters. don't YOU? Per
h1pS the tune will come vhan shall be
glad 10 tip the street car conductor in
New York for refusing 20 stop the car for
mo and carrying mo three blocks out Of
NV way. and when ! presume 10 prote-s
against ~. saying 'Ah-h-h. & wan. g'wnn''
But th"~" Europeans talk lot ~ non
sense on the tip question They are try
ing O. throw dust m our eyes
WHOM they really moan what they say,
continued the man. they will abolish their |
method VI having the head waiter sen,
Tor wnen Won 90 10 pav vour hill DO Won
know now far that thing s carried You
did not 40" what happened 10 me n few
weeks ago in Paris. hut now I shall tell !
you the deadly tale. went 20 the Office |
Of the hotel to settle oar hill The hill /
was all ready and the manager had u IN |
bis hand. Then he reached out with the |
other hand &nd pushed an electric button.