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bon rs Sabren srreihis, mar aus 6ais
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Sabre 1860 nod amsriia unp 5par
o,rsst nat Cincinnati, bas ibm our
siptiitn Ge;ma,b eeiperben III. Bon
gerilf Sanbpirtb, fano CT bier Isbr
bolp panenet g,ihGiiisuns une fpar
auf D,rihisbeaen 4nirefen in Gid Run
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beliebttiitn ausfIuesori In Der Rad.
tarf6oFi. bsnn 6err W.B une i.ins
irtue 2ebsnsesfdbrtin forsisn in ter
centbor befisn msiie fiir ibr, gdfte.
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fehr rIitig grft Dor stpo mono;sa
friii i.bi, Gin iihiIitr ardftepsrfall
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rupihe bsraab. Die ErSfts Ii.bm ims
msr nebr mad, uno a,itsrn in Der no
dsre Greis ioHfi uno itmsrslcs in Die
eipiateii biniiberaefhiummfri.
an ndbsren ansshoriasn binisrldbt
Der Qsrepiutt. oem bic Satin in ben
1ob poraufa.sdnsen III. brsi S0bn.
uno erei 1odisr, ndmlid1 Jrl. adibes
rinu Wts. 5rdu G.nofepa WobI.
5.rrn GbiDnrs Wsy. 5rl. Wdre M.s
uuo ei, 5srrsn philip uno Guitar
Mss. oie bsi Der ihperm 6simiu.
dung, bon Der iis beiroffsn puroen,
Der innieitsn abeilnobms D.ri6srt isin
eiirfsn.
Gin treuss, Ionsidbris.s UiiisIiso
Eaben in BEN gntinlofsnen Der Teut.
fhe panbiDehrDersin uno Der Ttuiite
pionierptrsin perIortn. f5erner ps.
h0rts berr Mes aud felt IonaeH Sab
rtn Dem ct. alonlius WaiisnpertiH
an uHp mar ein WiisIitp Der CT. 80
naDtniura 0tmsinbs. Siniihtlih Der
Ssiissana Iino ioipeit nod tsint ars
ranssmenis setroffsn ipcrpsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30
perissal' stitea.

Serr Gbnarb Quinn sritt
beute ppn Rem yDrt aus nit BEN
Dnmpfer ~prinssHin5rsne" bss Woros
oeutfhen 4Iopo cine Reiis nah Reopel
an.
Die 6.Eren DilIiam Gutis
meisruro Jufob Gprengarb
finb iosbsa ipoblbshaiten ppn tiner
Idnsersn guropcreiie auriideetebri.
Die 6err.H iparen pier Monnte unters
ipegs unb 5aben Fb ibrer DerfiGerung
sufoise gang ausstseihnet unisrbnIien.
Wlii bas dntereHanteite. bos iie su iss
ben betamm. ipnren bic grpbsn Rois
iermonoper in Ddbsn. Dries militia
rifHf GhauipisI nabm ibrs Aufmerf.
iomteit In san5 btfonberem Wabe tn
anfpruh. oa iie befnnnilih isIbit alie
Solonten. 0steronfH oes Diiresrfrisss
iine.
6sau Narie Raffuf d, bic lies
bensDiiroiss Oaitin Des Wnfnintnfns
brifGnttn 6rn. GmiI aattufh.
1851 Difbop Str, fsierte eeiiern ihrfH
80. Oeburistog unp empfins be BERG.
li9ftsn gliidniinfhe unb prGntiae
characterization BON ibren Nngfb6s
ristn unb Greunbtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30

beitonb In 81 In Haar, icipie In einem
poar Observation-Disclosures. Giesnthum
Der Jrau 4toman. i'm Msrtht bon
$25. 5rau Woching tbfilte Der polis
ssi nit, bab iidb am Gcnnsrftos Nbenb
elm frembtr Mnnn BEL ihr einseifeIIt
unb elm 3immtr babe mistben fDolItn.
Da ibr fein Neubsres unb ittn genebs
men niht gefieIen. bab. iis ihn obsss
ipieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30

Serr Grant Rod, bon Ro. 211a
German Strnbe. Siaoirnihsmiiglisl
ron Der l9. Waro. slitt nate oem elsI
naior Der Union 5an d @roin 60
an 8. apt. unb Wlia erssi btim 8erI
iaFen .ints Giii.rpaasns aus unb soS
itf tinsn 9ruh pes liRt,u 8einss suI
Gr ipurb. nah isinsr Dchnung gel
brnft uub pon Or. 5rss. gaurihie|
in GthdHoGi,na a.nommtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30

7r, Sos. Gttslicn. Elm Snisrnsr
bts ftdotifHtn 9cfpitnls. nuros ess
fern BON BEN iteliperirsitnbsn Supss
rinitnbenien gtarlss Rsin BON Dim
fts iuipenhiri. neil sr iin am Dom
n,riing absub pbns Grloubnib mob
rsHe oes Tisniiss pom 0ofpiinl snt'
fern. baiss. Or ipirb lih anisr snis
fprehsnbsr antlass Dor Dem Htrstts
Dirsitorium Der Anfalt Su Dsrants
irorten hnben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30

eiisn. In oeisn Dsrlauf berielbsn Dcr'
BEN ittilperirttsnDen Superlnitnotn-
ten Des Soipitals 6srrn Gtar!es
Reip. mii siniaen pobissi,Btsn Nor
ten Elm iperibDoass unp fdl0nss iran.
dir Strpiss ale 4nesbinbs iiberrtitl
fpur6s yri. fyiFbsr mar fidtiih a.
riibrt, nls iis NIT bslpesttn WOri.r
fir bi. ibr 3ushtiI atlporosHs Nus
5eihnuns bdntis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30

Tie Ncipport Ciiiee iar has nGsn'
einuaiicr @olts6Iatt" bcitHoet I'D IL
| 90. 339 gorf straft, yceenlber btm
! Gonrtbauie, nyIelbit Gtnisfeifen, AH'
seisen u. {. III. bic 10 lltr a5 Ninntss
NGeaSs eutgeaenaenrmutn merben
stlephpu soMh 2401.
- Wsitiusl Camp. SpaRii6samsr.
9risaspsteranen psranitaltsn beuts
gbsHo ibrsn jdbrIiheu Bean Bate"
in Basihaue's gotaI an Der 8. uno
Wdibinaton 4psuue.. -- Die Ulitsliss
Der oss Dm. R:IiOn poitsn 9. u, u.
iptrben Tit ooran bett:i!iasn.
49, anno .. pbiIipss rsittt i'm Camp
beu Gountp Circuit Gsribt cine
ShsiounsstIass stsen Guesn phiIipss
elm. 9aE quar bsiratbsts am 10, GpriI
1882 uno sr psrIisb feline Satin am
Is. Ropembsr 1892. Nus Der Ghe
sntiprofen orsi 9iueer. Gle psrlonsi
aubsr Der S6sioung aud Die Cbbut
iibsr bic Gineer.
- 9runobeiig : lsbsrtrasunasn:
ghurlss JoItsr on Jrau Carrie Sbutss
oeu, 1bsiIs Der Got SO. II in Der Iibs
bats 4obition on Der y. 20. Gde Der
Wcainntp uno s. aptnus in Taptpu.
81 etc; Sou Ul. 5tas an Gsprs
S6psiB.r, Got Ro. % in Der Got
tass 6ia lIntsrabthsilune in Den 6iahs
lambs, 81 ETC; Mauo Gid an 6. 6.
weber, Got an Der Rob Rsn aptnut
in ben 5tshahbs, 81.
-gkihsins: Soi. Seuier bon gops
ineton uno Catherine gtrtfh BON
R.tpppr,; Gilbert gsngsI uue GIp'Tis
galotpeu BON Rspport.
Scpnro Sutmarn, 19 Sahr.
alt, BON Ro. 5l4 gort Strass, rpiro
ieit sinis,r 1aesn p.rmibt.
- 9as 2si6enbesdnsRtb Der per.
itorbsnsn 5rau Marp 5upiins. Muis
ter DEE gpuntpri6t.rs Sapttns. fano
geitsrn Rahmittaa BON Der Bohnung
an 8iQa placs in oen Sigblanbs aus
itatt. 2sihentrdssr partn: X. 20.
ReIfon g. :. graipforo, z. .. Ga
rOttisrs. 81. n. 2odbdrbt. D. u.
gatterfon unp 5arrp SsaIp Die 2.is
ds tuurOs ouf benz 5mmergriin JrIscs
bofs bsftottsi.
-- Ter pboenir Q,ths une 8aupers
Elm srpabIte folsenoe gsamt.: pros
iiosni, Wm. +. Sdmate; 9iSsprGiis
bent, Gilbert Shrtf; Sstrttdr, CD.
". 2obmspsr; Sbagmsiitsr, 8. ebsrt.
Sr.; BirettOr.n. :. gfingstaa. u. 3.
gbsrt. 8. 3. 8ussier, g. z. BaItsrs.
J. !. Reid. e. !. Rsr;, Dm. J. ri
haros. Wm. 3. Sonts.
- Die 4rmsnbunf. in DIR unbtfl.
GmpfdnsniBtir6. puros g.it,rn ges
itoblen. Sit purDe pon ibr.r Bsieiii.
eung loseerifsn. Was In otrisIben snts
halten mar, iit nint be,aunt.
Gin 0ffsntli1er SpislpIas fir bi.
ShuIiinbsr III 9ont bem 9infIuifs
bss R.beeea 8rpan gppne Gbaptsr.
.. U. g., fir tommenoen CONNER IL
der. Die 3am.n babsu BON Der Stabi
pas Rett erhaltsn, sinsn EpisiplaB
i'm Stootparl 81 srrihien uns finD
$7o0 g.sei6net, um bic npthisen aps
parot. su bsihoff.n.
5rau Sufdne Batter tit esfi,rn
BON qorio Hico suriidsss..brt unb
farp Bel ibrer 4n,unft, oab ibr 5aus
an Der 6. uno Bart 4psnue bon Gin
bre6ern hsimgsiuft porbtn mar. Sc
f6iiffsnes Glas i'm Wsribe bon 800
unb Silberpaarsn iinp qeitoblsn
rporpen. qls aifl.n uno aaiten purs
ben BON ben Ginbr.hsrn burhIuti
unr Der Snbult iiber bi. ,3immsr ssrs
iireut. Die polisei muros benah.
rihtigi.
= Weslsp 5asier, 325 W. 10. Ctr,
b.rihtsts i'm ppliasiamt, bab bic
Wertitdtts nabs Wilbsrs Staiion
srbrohsn unb einise 5gnoert Dollars
tpertb in 5onpw.rt5eus aeiioblen purs
ben. auh elm uutomaiiihsr gobrer
Inn Werths nnn SS0 snirh nsymi6y
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30
1attpm anb 0eII ebae .

- 6. u. 4,asolo. Wlonassr Der
Campbell Greet Goal Co., fisl auf sis
Her aoblenbarie in Bellspus uno erIit.
cine 0srlesuns Der qnieideibe.
- Grl. 5elsn Rehtin BON Der g.
4penue uno Dalnut Girabe, 9nptpn,
1T bon ihrem msbrmonaiisem auftnts
bait i'm Weiten anriidasisbrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30
Die GomiIie NctknbuIb bon Der

1N UuAtttse WptvyHVAl9 GuU pSE
Main Strnbe ipirb felt onbsrthoIt
Wipnaten BON lnbeiI ptrfcias. grii
fiirslid) itarb anpitGn pbiIIipp no
tbenbufh. 2ebts Wohe Itarb Or. I.
%. 9Obbs BON Cincinnati pGbrenp Il.
nes gsiuhs unb pcrssi.ern geahmitiao
puroe 5rau Warn Gbotman bon ans
ION, 5enn., tpelhe benz QsihenbeaInas
nib ihres 1ruoers kilppbnts, In Der
Rotbenbuibihsn Mobnuna pom
Shlasflub betrOffsn uub beiinnunsss
los ouf Dem 5ubbobtn lieaenn eefun.
ben. sic bsfinbst lid, isbt I'm M,repv
5oipitoI In sinsm prefdren 3uiiono.
;Jrau gbaiman mar 2sbrsrin In bsnl
WIshsn Ssminar in aufon, 1enn.
Die 6susrtpsbr tpurbe porlsbts
Radt um hoIb IL ilbr nnh Ro. 316
DoooIapn gloenus eerufsn, ipo sin
2assthous Der g.. 3. &c .. gahrl
branute. Dos Jeusr. fpeldes jsesns
ia4s surh funten aus timer Qotomos
tips entitane'r mar. osruriadts sinen
Staben bon Sl00.
9eoi Rois l.arb porItsts Ratt
in isiner Mohuuna. go. 337 Hcrb Z.
Strobe am glaseutrsbs I'm alter poa
73 Sabren. VI mar Elm Wiihlsn Or
perts uHo isbr betanui. Auber Der
8aitin binier AFT sr ben Schn WaIter
u. Rois.
Carl nro Osenr Batter. bic spsi
ipanosrIui.issn ShuItnabsn. iptIhe
Dor 3tpsi NctsR Der poIissi oils psrs
mlbi esmeIbsi purosn une !ptIt,e man
in Spsrpeds Citation psrmuikis, MUIR
ben s.itecn gtorasn um 2 llbr In Gin
oenpaIc In snem 0iiterpaasn Der G..
8. & .. Habr ihIafenb s,funbsn.
- Dds gutomobil b.s Or. gb.
Goot, tueldes IN Der ltbteu Gonntaa
Natt eeitobIsu tporbsn tpar, purbs In
Gireinnuii ss'unoen.
-- .aafe@ Esrmon, IS, bon Mibslss
toipr. uno ga 9usman. Is, Nibbles
totun, .rIoneisn sinsn Settathsfdeln.
Ts 9urQtr bon Sriore baten
Npm &. ainq a!s Mapor. u. g. Spbus
ion oIs 3d. gmsiiisr, ge. Risss ais
GIsr,. Jchn 9u.Isr. Wiaium Stprr.r.
Sohn Wins. Germ gcp!e, SsHrp Sd[lsr
unp Dan Br1ofislo aEs Gtaetrdths.
Games Meiherbp, nm. g. Glnrt uno
J. %. gIeetIano ale WiisIisntr ees
Ratbs fir ofisniiins aneslegsnhsiten
une peter Giannosan aIs MaribuI
nominirt.
$500 5rou Catherine Stubbs BON Or
ioro, lpelte turslid) ibren 8at.tn Sobn
Stubbs pessn 1runiiuht unb Uiibs
banolung aui Shsibuue Dtrtlaats une
iih ipdtsr n'sbtr NIT ibm nsriohH.s.
bal obsrmals cine S6<iounps;Ings
.inesr,ihi. Riti.r Murphp bepiuiaie
Der Jrau slH,n GinhaItsbefehI. um
ben Waun a. uerbinesrn. liz In ihrsm
2aeen in Clicro 81 xIoiiiasn.
- SohH y. 2slpis, ein 9stsran bss
gurstvtries.s. iidrb porssiisrn in Der
Scloattabeinatb in Gonton i'm altsr
Don rs 5obren. Dir aeifs pures ass
fern rah 9amiItcn esbrnhi unb Bis
gum bsutiqsu 8tsrabntb In Ger Wohs
nung ieinss Som.s. Ro. AIT Rob
acsHu., ou'gebabrt.
5sirlibsitein.: CHARTS Z.
Wan, %, WihbI.ippn. une 2aurd
9ndnep. 33, Wiooi.torn; Gtors 70.
aina 2s. oamilion.' unb Tlamie
5eHnesan. 20, Soamilton.
- 9as Jubrlpsri bes 5enrn Gret
bon gissdt.. ipsldSs Issts Bo6s bon
einem au!onobilotsb -eeboret4 nor
ben mar, uurbs tn Cincinnati at
funbtH.
- 5rau 1'heobcr aieiitr bon Der
y. Strab, ipuroe ielegrapbifh Be-
nahrihtip' bab ibrs Mutisr isrnu
Clemens S1Glfelo in Gopingicn, ap.,
ssi.prben III uno bat fie iid, borihiH
beseben. um btm Sesrdbnib beisupobs
reu.
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= q mtIte n.

- elmer Deder bon Der EIb Moe
nument Apenue braAte DorseIterH
Abenb feinen Gpbn Nlbert Dedtr no6
Der poIi5eiitatiOn, neil b<r Rnabe bic
Gduie Derfdumte u,ib burh5ubrennsn
brobte. Der Anobe tpnrb< bem aus
oe1b9sri4t iibsrpisitn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30

Die 0tieransn oes Htunien 0tiosr
breiIuiGigen Resimtnts ftitrn am
Sonntds bic 48. Nisoertftr be- 1ohs
rtsiagts Der Shind,i bel Ghidnmnuga
uuD fir bisis Gtbd6tnibfsisr In Gin
tiibfhes prceromm suiommsneei.elIt
tDrroen. oas am Sonntoe Nommitioa
IN Der UlemorialsodlIs CUR Durnfiihs
yEng aelonsen pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30
Pokal.Derid)t
Brienahen.

anirast: Mis bkibt ss rihtiaa
bas pfero fribt ben Wais. ooer bns
pfsrp fritz Nldis. q. R.
antpori: Rit,tig heibi es nur
ailsin: oas pferp fribt ben Wais.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30

Jiir bisfes Hloti ipurbeH seaern 20 :
ben Cptifsrn .g. altin & Bro
Ro. 435 Race Eirabs, foleenbt 1sHz
peratur ilnierfdiebt rsgiitrIrt:
Hm Dm Rm . Sim /
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QsebiEt u q. Ul<td Qolifbs
uno .9arseepsrs itrieub-. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30
1d3in6s G4eiue
md uBo bon gnrepa
init ailen Iampierllnien

0eleienoungen
nod Geutiflnnh. Geiterfeit. llnaam
etc. irei in's Nans Der (sHspidnaer.
1)pMmad)ten
red,tssiiliin anaeieriIat. Mnn
0rbjd jdjattSs s. efticnem
prompt nno reel beiorat.
Western German Bank,
Ode IL. nnS 8ins zssafr.
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sc { ~ 30 Z I.

9ie Nripport Cifies iir has pG!H'
eiuuaiier @olts6Iatt" beitaset Ndl IN
90. 339 gorf Straft, sceenlber btm
Gonrtbauis, myielbit Gtnisfsiten, AH'
seisen u. {. ~. bis 10 lltr a5 Ninntss
Nteaos eutgegenaenrmmtn merben
Stlephpu SuMI 2401.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-03
4 PsarI strInasr,s kssn Ey,.


 The peari stnnger's eye becomes praeticed iu the detection of real aud lmllalA.u 9earl~. One glance Is usually suibeieut h genuine pear has hard look. it presents sort of shell-lIke surface with an indescribable blush This blush is SO cievcriy couuterfeited 10 wax limitations that even those who are accustomed to handling pearls day after day are likely 10 be deceived
 In one of the large New York jew eiry houses last winter customer purchased a hand painted miniature set in frame of imitation pearls. On examination it was found that sev- eral of the pearls had been slightly defaced. and the whole tnlug was selt to the manufacturing rooms for re- pairs. By chance it came under the eye of one of the pearl stringers. who instantly detected four genuine pearls in the circle of imitation ones about the picture The frame had passed through 8 dozen expert hands with out any ones noticing the presence of real aearls. No one could account for their being there. If they had not been detected the purchaser of the frame would have had a bargain. for the four genuine pearls were worth many times more than the picture and the rest of its setting.-New York pribuue
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-03
spirit of Younn Amsries.

4 teacher in q Philadelphia public school narrated the following account of how an aspiring young Italian ciri- zen was beginning to show the effects of an American environment The story. which was told at teachers as sociation meeting. runs something Ike this:
 Tony had been away from school about a week. and when he showed up ore morning the teacher asked him where be had been.
 "i ran away" said Tony
 Ran away. What cid you do that forE~ asked the teacher
 My father was going to lick me so thought I'd run away" was the re ply
 The teacher by further questioning brought our the fact that Tony for some trifing derelicfioD had been threatened with beating and had stayed away from home the best part of a week,
 "But your father has the right to whip you" said the teacher
 .'Yes. he may" added Tony. but was born in this country. and don't want DO foreigners to lick me."-Pitts- burg e-Telegraph.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-03
Costa Riean Nolcanoss.

Costs Ric2 has been subject to earth quakes for many years. Part of the republic is exceedingly mountainous and in this part of the country there are more than a score of volcanoes. some of them dead. but a few that break out periodically. There are three or four that have been active for more than a century. Some of these are near San Jose. the capital. Costa RIcans have always believed that earthquakes. which the country has ex- perienced ever since it was first set tied by Spanish adventurers. were caused by the volcanoes. There is good ground for this belief. because it has been noticed that earthquakes of more or less intensity followed the ac- tivity of these volcanoes. If the vol canic erupfions were violent the earth quakes were correspondingly severe Washington Post.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-03

had just left at the door. He opened and read if;
 willard Lane. Esq:
 Dear Sir--IEe have to announce to you that by She will of the late Hamilton Bingham. which has this day been a6- mitted to probate. you are appointed ex- ecutor of his estate and guardian of his daughter Marie Southworth Bingham. Your ward has no relatives. and it Is in- cumbent upon you to provide a home for her. Very respectfully. your obedient serv- ants. KINGSLEY & KINGSLEY.
 Attorneys.
 Well, we'll Poor Blngham's gone, And left his child to me, Why didn't theso musty attorneys say something about her age? Win she need nurse, or is she old enough to go 10 school by herself? Let me see. I have had no knowledge of Bingham for a dozen years. l can't figure out how old the cSild Is. But, any way, it will lfven up this tomb to have any living thing in it. I mustn't sell it. I'll need it for her home. By love, that's what I'll do, I'll make a home for her right herer7
 Going out 10 a telegraph office, he sent the following message to the at torneys: Send Marie Bingham here -
 During the evening Mir Lane received 8 reply that hls ward would be with him at o'clock the next evening. and 1t was suggested that he meet her at the station. Calling for Mrs. Parker. he gave her minute instructions as to the preparations he desired made.
 1.1 rke rooms adjoining on the west. second story-the one for nurse. the other for a child In the garret Is a crib that has been there for years Get it down, and I'll order new mattress"
 "How ole is the child. sir:" asked the housekeeper.
 How Uld: I don't know. The stu pid attorneys didn't say anything about her age. but I figure 1t out that she can't te over. say. ten years old. If she is I've been getting old mighty fast. I hope she's between six and twelve. Wen assume that she's seven. not too old for dolls, sets of dishes and all that Al cnr rate TT provide these when l 60 downtown tomorrow. Poor little thing. ] wish her to feel at home She's just lost her father"
 "I'H sec that everything Is done, sir. .' So Lane the next day sent home all that was required. including such toys as would please q child seven years old. There were three dolls and play house big enough for the little girl Co get into--that Is, If she wasn't large for her age. By 4 o'clock in the afternoon the two rooms were in prime order and looked both comfortable and cozy.
 At 5 o'clock Mir Lane was at the station and watched the people pour from the train when 1t came in. look iag for a woman with a little girl, but there was none such-at least none that did not go away at once. Lane was disappointed. He had made up his mind to have bis little companion by him at the table for dinner. He was turning away when a girl about seven teen accosted him:
 T beg pardon, sir. Have you seen an
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A Wittv e.tort.

A good story is told of two great Irishmen. the late Archbishop Plunket and Father Healy. the we'll known parish priest of Bray. Making their way together to Bray railroad station one morning. the priest urged that they should hurry. but the prelate's appeal to his watch convinced him that they had ample time. They ar rived to see the train for Dublin dis appearing. The arehbishop's apolo- gies were lavish. He pleaded that be had always had unbounded faith in his watch. My dear Lord Plunket," |" was Father Healy's rejoinder. faith won't do without the good works"- Biackwood's Magazine.
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Afkaraxxa-

Alkarazza is the name given to yes seis cf very porous earthenware which when flled with water are always moist outside and owing to the evapo- ration of The water on their surface si- ways keep their contents cool Aka razza can be made from any good pot ter's clay by mixing with it 10 per cent of it's weight. dry. of very fine sawdust and then working It. On burning the sawdust is destroyed and the clay thereby left porous.
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started In Rusine.s.

Father thinks l ought to go in for business a bit" remarked the gilded youth.
 Made start yet:''
 ~Oh. yaas. I've ordered three busi- ness suits and had me name put up at commercial cIub"-Louisville Con- rier-Journal
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HIS WARD lieMss Vcry Much Surprised When Pie Saw Her
By Ella B. Barker
Copyright by American Press Asso-
 citation. 1911.

Mr. Willard Lane bachelor. returned to his house after business, sat down in the library and took up a newspaper He turned over the sheets three or four times, vainly endeavorlng to be- come interested in something, and dnal ly Tell to reading ile advertisements. Then he threw down the paper and, leaning back in bis chair g-ith 8 bored expression, mgsed
 This house is comfortable. but it isn't home have a mind to give il up ana take bachelor apartments. can buy anything I want, but can't buy a helpmeCt I'd give one-half Of all I'm worth if ] could go back ten or fifteen years and meet again the girls used to associate with. I'd pro pose to every one of them successively till I got one for a wife There's Molly B.. married and four children. Matilda R., gone, l don't know where; Edith Jeuks Is stili unclaimed, but she was always sour as vinegar. and she hasn't improved with age. As for me. In altogether too old 10 get wife from among young women, and I'm sure none but a youthful one could ever get on with me, and she would have 8 bard time of it I'll sell this tomb
 "A letter for you. sir"
 Mfrs. Parker. the housekeeper, hand saI st. la.
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had just left at the door. He opened and read fl:
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Her Instructions.

Conductor-Ticket. please. Passen- ger-Certainly. sir. Here is the key of my trunk, which is in the baggage car. Tn the pocket of my second best dress is my mileage book.-Harpers Bszar.
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Lif. and Iiv;no.

Many a man has made good living
 who has made poor life. Some men
 have made splendid lives who have made very moderate and even scanty livings.
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A letter for yqu. SIT.
 Mfrs. Parker, the housekeeper hand ed him missive that the postman
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A Hard Task

Now. sir said an Irish barrister with severity to loquacious witness hold your tongue and give your evil denee clearly"'
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Happiness consists largely in being too busy to be miserable.-Sheldon.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-16
Notice for pubIic.tjon.

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Boise, Idaho. Feb. IA, 1911
Notice 10 hereby given that Grace E..
Carlyle, formerly Grace e Marsh, of
Parma, Idaho, who. on November 81 +,
1905, made homestead entry No. 87I2,
serial No. 0s736, for lots and 2, section
IA, township bn, range CIV, Boise Nerd
ian, has filed notice of intention to make
fnal fivo-year proof, 10 establish claim
to the land above described, before us
Commissioner, Isaac r. Beal, at Calf
we'll, Idaho, on the l4th day OF April,
1911.
claimant names as witnesses: Morti-
mer M Scott. Gus. Barth, Francis A.
Richardson, William F. Fretwell, all oi
Parma, Idaho. VIM BALDERsroN,
2l6-S 10 Register.
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