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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13

Wtttten in bic angersbne 3,it bes
VIaneihmieoens uHp 9orbersitsns fur
bic Dinterreiie fI1ttsrte uns 81 gutter
Stunoe Der farbenbunts proipett eli
ner reuersn 2ipsnbahn, 8ernsr Sbers
!ano-Wontreur, pie Elm !odsnber
Shmetteriing hinein. Qtllerlei ihims
msrnos Grinuerungen purbeR mad an
Die beitre Sh0nbeit zines fiibIiden
IIpeHlanoes. no biauss 0ogsHipiel
nit ipsIber Dinterpratt unbeIhreibs
LID rsi3ppa tontraIirt, unD mir mug
ten plDElid, nohin mir oiesmal pill
germ iollteH, nm Die Sonns gu iinoen;
bic Der in fsiner 8stpegungsfreibeit
mebr beidrdntts Winisrgait nod !eis
benfdaftliher iutt aIs Der fIiiftiae
Sommerpanoerer. esbem 8eFuter
bes Genfer Sees, Defenders ben gum
eri.snmoI tommenben, isi MN aus eis
gensr Grfabrung oniiatt Der oiretteu
Strets Bern Jribourg Gduianns
Der tleine llmpeg Der SbsrianpIiHis
enpfohlsn, oeren 2lnlaae iich ais ibsrs
aus sIiidlit srpies nidt aIsin burG
bas 4useinonDerriitsn Der beibsn
touriitif6 10 ipihtigen Gebists Der
5bunerz uno 8enfersS Gee gone, 1ons
bern in gIeihem Wldbe burb cine uns
oblGiIis geitsi9erte @r0be unb Wsdns
nigfdltieteit Der pprNiSieb.nben Sots
lanbbiIbsr. auberbem bistet fid benz
nod uHentfdloiienen ouf Der nur su
iursen, iaum funfitiinbieen Strete
eIeih elm 9usenb WinterItationen sur
4uspabl. bonn i6lidten 8er9bprf bis
3ur bofeleganteH, intsrna.ionalen
JrsnoeHtaraDanfsrei.
eSn Spie3, auf bem bod une frsi ges
lesenen Babnbof oem CUR sSrsuoe ber
Spie3er nur Der pielgeriibmte adauner
In Der Shpet5 g!eihtommt on berrz
liherRunbihau iiber @ebirg unb Ger.
tpirft uns bic JbunerzGee Babn aus,
um gen sJnterlaten peiter3uoampfen.
4uf einem HebensIeis baIten fhmude,
nagelneue Masen nit Der aufihift:
Spie3 -20ihberg Brig. bic oorldus
fig auprobtfabrien benuBt peroen, Biz
ga Der fur 1912 tpeniaiiens ass
planien erOffnuns Der srobsn, irans-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
ssrcitas, ben t3. esnnnar 1911.
Ger gIqn Die Gteuer. .Rats du

Der 8Ian, Die SteuersRate dul
Gin 9ropnt su beIhrdnten, ptro itd
aus oem 8runoe ais perfebIt errpenen,
baB Iih Die odran getnipTte8ordusleBs
una nicht erfulen tpiro. 9ouperrleur
Sarmpn aIaubt, ban penn perinnllheS
Giaenthum bios Elm Bro5ent On Stsus
ern gu sablen bat, bic 8eiiBer oieIez
Giaentbums ibre 8ermDgsnsperhdlts
nifve fcrtan ni6t perheimlihen peroen.
gouperueur SdrmOn hegt oieIe Inltht
eegen beiieres WiTen. Die 8eitBer BON
giienbabnbpnos uno IOniti9en Sbltgda
tionen perben niht sin 8rp3ent oappn
iebes SSQbr on Den Stuat aboeben, neil
bas ibren 9eiib 5u iebr tir3en
piirbe. Der 9rurbbeiiser 1T I'M Stans
be, cine bObers Steuer 3u 3dblen, NEIL
er ije gum grobten 1beile dbaunal3en
psrmag. Grit Steuern bon perIonIihem
Giaentbum tam bas nitt Qe'tehen.
Despegsn 1T audi eiH Bro3ent 3u bel.
Der ein3ig gdngbare g8eg, fotpett es
perI0nlihes Gieent6um betrtfTt, beitebt
earin, Bios Die Gintiinfte su beiteuern.
Sa absr cine ioIhe Utetbooe unter Der
eeeeulpdrtigen 8srfaHun9 niht uo9liG
1T, 10 lit es am 9erathenItsn, bic gegens
fpdrtiqen StsuerQeieBe gu belaNeR, ME
Tie Itno uno Die ReFormen crit gu 1tafs
fen, nahoem cine neue aOnititutton
beraeitellt lit, mas iebt geIte6en tdnn,
nahoem Die giir9sr Tih fir bic Gtnbe,
rufune elmer 9srFafung5tonpertion erz
Hart bdben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13

fade iIt. bab 9orrnptipn niht bic
9aeifen fhdbist, fonbern bic qrmen.
8iele, bic reid iinb. baben ibre groBsu
germosen ourb aorruptipu erlanat.
Cine stpeite Reform beItebt barin,
9enjentsen, ipelhe aug Der aprruptipn
gortbeil sie5er, ben 9eipinn gu entz
reiben. gDenn Giner, Der aus Der
9oItspabl iiesreih beroorsesaHsen
iit. nahtpeislid Miitel ansefpanot
bat, um Stimmen Su tuufen, oann foll
CT isines @mtes perlultis ertldrt iuerz
ben. 8ieis Strafs iolts i6on erfolz
gen, penn Semano Iaenten anitellt,
I'm in ieinem entsreIie 3u pirtsn uno
bieIe oafur beaablt, oa noh anlsrsr
9tnIiht Die Bablen pom jeoer perIOns
Itben Srsiiss itebt, unb 3par BON
ten. 60 lpett cine Ginpirfung itotts
finoet, oarf iie nur Dffentliter Irt
fein. pripate geeiniluNune ipu:e
psrboteH ieiu, lpsnn iie NIT Der Qus
tpenouna ppn 9elhmitteln pertnupft
lit. g8er Das fir unourhfiibrbdr
bdIt, brduht itd bios bic Wab!eeIeBe
BON 8eutldIanp, gngIano uno 6rants
reid ansuieben uno er piro finbea,
oab es bort niht bios perbotsn III, oaB
Der aanoioat ielbit 8slo an Ieins Grs
ipdblung ipenbet, ionoern aud, nab
Inbsre es fir ihn tbun.
9iel CUR aprruption trd9t audi bic
Oft unb 9islpabIerei bel. SSe mebr
Sanbibaten aufeeItelt Deroen, pelto
msbr 8sIb tommt 3ur 9ernsnnun3.
Gsspsgen tpirb ia audi iest 'hon plsI
fir ben tursen Stimm3st.sl doitlri,
Man pia oamit hauptidhIih betpir
fen, bab bic IufmeriIantejt bes Dol
ies auf tpeniqe Gdnoioaten tpn5enirir:
,piro, ouein e. pIroe fit oaraus Der
tpeitere uno niht minoer in Setraf9t
iouenbe 8etpinn erasben, poB bic
aampdeneaeloer fpentStr rei6Iit file
bsn. Nptbfpenbia lit es aud. bcs Of
ientunbioe 8eiinDeI pom Stlmmtaitsn
fern su hlltsr. 8iefes rpiro nah beE
0roBitdbten fir Dubl8pets inpQritrt.
Roalid1 1T bas nur in Golpe oes Gs@
iebss, bus eintu breiBiQtasigeu 0uTs
enthaIt in Der Giant fir bic IusubuEg
tes Stimmretts a!s oeniiaeno erdfiet,
0us geTbiebt in teInsm aroersn gonoe.
gon einem Stinmqsbsr tpiro Der
lanai, bab er minosItens eIn 1ohr
lauo einen feIten Wobniib qshabt bat
Renn ols auh bsi uns eeid7dhe, 10
piiroen bic SoIoniIaticnen auFbortn,
neIhs in fold groBsm Miabs ao3u BET
traaen, bds DahlrsiuIiat su folihtn.
Dds piro luobl nitt alle GusL!sn
Der aorruption sufhittsn urb nurce
rod isbr oitI @slegerbsit su uHgsbubr'
Iiter SeeinfluTuns bisttr. aber blsts
Wasreaeln tpiirbsn iriofern qsHugtn.
ais iie perbinoerr, oub Die ebrliher
Stimmoeber pon ben unshriiten iibgrs
i:trmt rperben.
DieTe Reformiruna bes gBohlre6ts
fteint uus pon grobeysr Triu3lit.elt,
ols QIe onoereu 8srbeNsrun9en, bic
eritrs6t nerber, neil in ihr bic GruHo
bcbinuuno fir ale Reformer Iieg!.
Sbus ehrIite matIsu iiub shrIitls ejes
fep1ebsr uno geamts ritt beutbar uno
ule Rsiprmgeisse, Die erlaiisH tptrosn,
i!nb nublos, rpsnr lie nttt oon ehrlI.
den Meni6sG rpLitredt .uerosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
2ofal +. 8eridt.
Iulbett SasarSIpiel.

Ter Sdantlpirib 5arrp Dancer.
BON Ro. 500 George Gtrabe, tpurDe
seiitrn unier Der 4Hildee perbaftet, In
islner WiriH1aft Gin g!iidsfpiel ges
buloet su tabtn. Geine Dsrhcfiunq
erfolgit anf VeranlaNuHs non 5oIep6
Wrgsr bon Rem Burlington, g., Der
lsiner Vebaupiuna nod in Der Tnnesrs
fden Wiribfdufi $50 TIM Wiirfslipisl
nsrloren bate. Donesr in kreits friis
kr nntsr dbnliten llmfi1nnxn init ber
poli5si in Gonflisi ssrntkn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13

Ole IL u u iplLu "
moht, baB in Der oe9eupGrti9en Son
ereb=Sigung tein 8orihlag gu elmer
Sinan3. .aeform uuterbreitet tperoen
pirb. Gas 1T lei6t genug gu perItss
len, oa in ben neniqen Sigungstagen,
Die oem iegigen SongreB perblelber,
Iiht piel get6an peroen tann. 4Qetn
es fpiro auu eeiagt, oab noh in 5tpe!
sSubren tein BLan DOR ben aonqreb ge-
langsn iperoe, neil man beItdnoig ouf
neue S6piertgtetten itobe. Die 5ruIt>
Eompognten uRo bic unter Der 2lutos
ritat Der Gin8elitaaten arbeitenoen
gdnten b1tten neue 9roblsme auIges
eebsn, beren geantportunq iit hohit
lhfpierig erpeiis. 2luf uns maht IS
ben @tnprut, dls iuhte man SnpIes
rietsiten, Oa ntdt eriihtLta lit, in rpeIs
dem 3uIammenban8e Die genannten
5iHansz Snititute nit ben Rsiormp.d
Hen itiinoen. Gs banbelt lid nitt bGs
rum, Die 0epoitten Su tontrolIren, Ions
eern leoisli6 uno aQetn Inn bic Qute
eGbe, Seltipeiligen 8erIegenbeiten i'm
geipmartt a63ubelfen. IS erei9net ii6
fat in ieoem Sabre, bab eine Qrobe
g(atfrage nah 9elo entitebt, Die niht
eeoedt peroe1 tam. 3ds Stuolum
iTiirDe iih bemnuh ouruuf beitrduten,
pie oieier momentane 5e6ibetrag iih
bei6uffen liebe. 2ln bier3u qeetqneten
8orihlGgen febIt es nidt. Sis lautgn
tGhin, ben 0a3u autorliirten ganten
2u gsitatten, bab Tie einen geptiien Be
trag bon Roten emittiren, fir nelhe
lire Nttipen bic Tetung bieten unp
NIT peltsn J&oten oleit3ettio ein Sin.
IoIunqs3Dan9 DertnIpft ndre, Der ra.
tiirlich ni6t in elmer uueritpingIichea
3irtulationsiteuer beiteben ourfte. Sin
irItes Sp'tem tpGre pirtTam unb qsz
fabrlos. Wenn Die Sinon3.Sommiiy
fion oarauf nidt einqebsn nil, 10
brduht mon iih Bios ibre Wlitqlieoer
an3uiehen. Die We6r}obl BON ibnen
iino 8ertretsr oss 8rObtdpitals IND
tas maht lie 3u Gegnern Des U}itteLs,
COS cine Sopitals.Gon3eHtrirung per.
tinosrt. Ias Soeal Der getrsffenoen
1T, ale 8epoiiten in ben Ser. StaQtsn
ter Eontrols elmer &ommiiTipn gu un=
tertDerfen, Die aus 8ertretern oes
GroBtapttaItsmus beItehen DIroe. Va
man obsr rthtia ertQnnt BAT, DuB Das
omeritanifhe 8pIt unter ben qeqens
fparttgen 8er6dltntiIen ftn einem iplz
hen plane auf oas GntI6iebenits nj.
beriesen rpuroe, 10 nil man bic oun8e
aHgelegsnheit bsrihieben, Bis Der
0roBtapitaIismus ipisosr felt i'm Rez
GierungssSattel iiBt. Gum Slid ldBt
bleis 4bI6t iit pereiteln. Die
fhIimmiten 8ertreter Der Finan3-Qri.
ftotratis Ipsrosn bsm nG6Iten Senat
riht mshr aHgsboren. Die republitaz
nifhen unb oemptrutiI6en 9FortiAritts
Ter peroeu bort Die gntiteiounq in
56noen baben unb oq bic beiben poliz
tf1aen 9ruppsn Dem 8ebanten sinsr
gunoesbant feinblid qegenuber ite6en,
10 ioute ss teine Characterization bieten,
ftoH in Der nd6ltsn aongrsb- -SiBunq
eine Jinan5rsform gu StanD. gu brin=
gen, bic bem 9roBtapitaIismus nidt
In bic 6dnbe arbeitet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13

Aus3ufinben. mas nis
lnDtrodu!itss sessiIen. III bxr riHtias
gDsg, nusSufinben. iparum mir an lin.
Dtroonlidfit Itiben. 6cfoyt Or. au.
gun 3onis's pomburger 1ropfen 10
furireH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13

Jn fsinsm PIoioOpsr DOT
Der giienbahsG0mmiTion ma6ts Der
NnDalt Der 6radtperisHbsr, Serr
Branbels, auf eineH guntt aufmerfs
fam. Der Don GROCER 9ragipeite it,.
Wenn bic Gifenbabnsn. fdste er, iiber
Die hobeu preiie BON G6ienen flagen.
ts, LEI Is su oripunbern. oab iis nod
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
.eoias 6Gspafia1. - Inbaluiien unn
Granada. - Spaniftt soflihteit.
- 9iirf!ige aauflaoen. 9as
fpaaiide 9ottlipeisn. - Cine eroB'
oyiigs ysrpi!tguns. - Die 8sttslei.

IS i'll msrtpiirDis. tpas airs BEN
RsiIenosn bier ipaniih porionmt. er
mag i.h nod 10 Disl WuAs geben. oas
Undergraduates 81 be9reiisn, uHo mnb
bod immsr ipifbsr bic nn5uldnsIihieii
ieines io9eHannien gsfunctH Wenifens
peritanDes tonhaiirtn. Den Ginbeis
miihen gsbi es iibrigens niht onbers
ais ben Jrrmben: iie itsbsn oft fais
funssics Dor Der unfdBbaren A5sisbsii
ibrtr bobren sSHItan3en. aber na ss
nift ibrem Temperament entiprihi,
iih ouisureasn oosr fih I1Hse Den Hopf
81 ssrbrstsH, su6en Tie nur bic 4hisln
uno murmeln iroHift: .goIas-D'Gss
pafa". Spaniffe gboien! Cine ipns
Hifdt GboTe iii es, ipenn auf bem
0abnboi Der BilIettpsrlduier iiber Der
fpannfnbtn Qeftiire sines Gtiers
tGmpferbiattes gcn5 Dtrsibf, ben
S6olitr su 6ffntn Hno erit cine
Winute Dor bsm 4bonHs nts 3us
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
@interiabrt sum Gcnicr See,
Bon J. q. 0isgneL

Die SdoHbsit bes iiioliten 4lpenldns
oss. -- Citation Spis3. - Wilbros
mantiIns Naturih0ntsiten.-- WiHs
ierleben i'm SimmenthaI. -- Gas
SaaneHtann. SGJou fpie sIH
graum,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
Spauiide GbOien.

ba. I'm Tsssmbsr.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

Calcutta paraGed its congress of peo- ples-a comprehensive collection of specimens of every tribe in Hindustan and of nearly every other race in the world besides.
 Like a fat, tawdry moth in his gar nents of soiled pink, babu loitered past, with never a sidelong glance for the loaferish figure in the shad- owed doorway and the latter seemed himself absorbed in the family of Flu rasans who were shrilly squabbling with the keeper of vegetable stall ad- jacent But presently he wearied of their noise, yawned, thrust both hands deep in his pockets and stumbled away The bazar accepted him as a brother, unquestioning. and he picked his way through it with an ease that argued nothing but absolute familiar ity with his surroundings. But always you may be sure, he had the gleam of pink satin in the corner of his eye.
 In time broad Machua bazar street received them-Pink Satin and the sailorman out for night of it. And now Pink Satin began to stroll more sedately, manifesting a livelier inter- est in the sights of the wayside. Am
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01
Mrs. Wood fntertains.

Mrs. Wm. Wood entertained at the Union hotel Tuesday evening in honor of her cousin, Miss Mary L. ary. of Gibsland, La. Progress i've Forty-Two was enjoyed until a late hour and ice cream and cake served. Those present were: Misses Midgie Newby Lulu liar rington, Lila Taylor, Flora Cargill, Gladys Gibson, Mabel Lucas, Bonnie Bershen. Bettie Colett, Lucille Ripper. Leslie Madison, Vir- einia Bell; Messrs. J. R. Sims, w. R. Mauser. P. H. Puts, o. Tally, H. Tally, Joe Mason. J. H. Ree1, c. 0. Lane. c. H. Andrews, w. A. Mcintyre, W. T. Flemming, F. W. Mulkey, L. M. Cartall.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01
CHAPTER X.
Maharana of khandawar.

Both hand and voice might well have been Labertouche's Amber be- ieved they were And the darkness rendered visual identification impossi ble No shadow of doubt troubled him as he yielded to the urgent hand, and permitted himself 10 be dragged, more than led, through the reeking, milling mob, whose numbers seemed each instant augme nted. He had bought, duly. to find if 8 difficult matter to worm through and escape, but somehow his guide seemed to have little trouble.
 Ever since that knife had flown past his cheek, his instinct of self preservation had been dominated by serene confidence that Pink Satin vas t hand to steer him in safety away rom the brawl He thanked his stars or Lahertouche-for the hand that clasped his arm and the voice that 'poke guardedly in his ear.
 And then. by the light of the street, he discovered that his gratitude had been premature and misplaced. His 2ulU6 DSu tdileti d ihtF Dtnitiu dtih was shouldering him along with al- most frantic energy; but a glance lside showed Amber, In Labertouche' s stead. chunky little Gurkha in the fatigue uniform of his regiment of the British army of India. Pink Satin was nowhere in sight, and it was i'm mediately apparent that an attempt to find him among the teeming hun dreds before the goldsmith's stsll would be as futile as foolish-if not fatal Yet Amber's impulse was to wait, and he something which seemed to exasperate the gurkha, who fairly danced with ex- citement and impatience.
 Hasten, hazoor!" he cried. 'Is this time to loiter? Hasten ere they charge you with this spilling of blood. The gods lend wings to our feet this night"
 But who are you?" demanded Am ber-
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

J. E. Teal, who was roadmaster here for several months has re- signed and gone to Van Buren to accept another position. He has been succeeded by Ed Blagraves, who held the position once before. Rumor has it that under the new management MT. Blagrave will be given to Fl Dorado & Bastrop and the Camden and Womble branches in connection with the F. & s. and the L. R. & M., and will make Camden his headquarters.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

Misses Leslie Madison and Vir- ginia Bell of Bastrop, La: Lorena Cargill of Fl Dorado and Ethel Jones of Alatama were the guests of Mrs. J. B. Crockett this week and she entertained the young e l. ole Saturday night in their honor Games of all kinds served to pass a pleasant evening and light re- treatments were served.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01
(To BE CONTINUED NExT WrEK.l
 Housekeeping and Business.

Mothers should remember that when their daughters become wives they. must know values, not only the values of food and clothing but the values of time and of patience. of perseverance, and of forbearance. Unless they have been taught these, how are they to make success in life? How can they help the man whose future lies to certain extent in their hands to make that future worth while? In house. keeping there is just as much hlsSs. ness method required as in the masa- agement of large corporation. So many things to see to, certain amount of money to manage. so many results to get at by tie end Of each year
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

A Texas farmer posted the fol- owing trespass notice: Notis:- tresspassers will B persecuted to the full extent of 9 mungrel dogs which never was oversochibel to strangers and a dubble brl shotgun which ain't loaded with sofa pillors: lam if ain't gittin' tired of this hell raisin' on my farm
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

The Union Saw Mill company ave ordered a quantity of POO pound ice books which they will iell for $l0O Buy an ice book md get your ice for just half what | costs when you pay cash. They re oa sale at the timekeeper's of ice in the store.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

Rumor has it tEat pr. J. W. Pin on will be a candidate for sheriff md collector at the next primary. ". J. Pendleton and Paul Tatum re also candidates and there is a trong possibility of Sheriff Har- nan running again.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

Virginia has Is factories for the conversion of menhaden or alewife ish into oil and fertilizer. In these factories more than $2.OOO,OOO is invested. and their aggregate pay roll is about $l. 100000 year. They employ 56 steamers and about 2,2OO men.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

Remember the tax assessor will be in Huttig Friday. June 50, an6 Saturday, July l, for the purpose of assessing taxes. Be sure ano see him and save a penalty for net assessing.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

Mrs. J. A. Young of Farmervllle' who has been the guest of Mrs. J. ] c. Philips, left Wednesday tor Crossett to visit with M. Phillips and wife.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

Mrs. R. E. Rowland and children were at Fl Dorado this week visit ing her mother and two aunts who are there from Lexington, Ky.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

Mrs. D. A. Keasler is home iron Ruston. La. where she visited her mother. She was accompanied by her brother, Felix Simonson, who will spend the simmer here.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

The man lifted his eyebrows and turned to his attendant Put doe n the light and leave us. he said cuty in Hindustani.
 Rowing osequiousg, the servant IT, tered and departed, leaving the lamp upon a wooden shelf praced az inst one side of the four square, stone- walled dungeon. As he went oht e closed the door, and Amber noted that it was heavy sheet of iron or steel. very substantial His face dark d.
 T presume you know what thas means he said, with a sign;dc. nt jerk of his head toward the door Fl I never be shut on me alone. We'll leave together. you and |. if we bo h go out feet first" He lifted the pist l and took the measure of the man. T in any spirit of bravado. but with aD- meaning plain?'
 Most clear. hazoor..' The oil or showed his teeth in an appreciati 8 mile. And yet"-with an expressiss outward movement Of both hanGs-- what is the need of all this?"
 What" Amber choked with e. eminent What was the need of L.. ing your thugs uron me-of kidnapr- Ing me?''
 That. my lord, was an errcr of judgment on the part of one who shall ay for 1t full measure trust you we're not rudely treated"
 I'd like to know what in b'azcs gou call It." snapped Amber. T n logged by your spies-heaven knows why.-hred to this place. butt d bodily into the arms of gang of ruff. fans to he manhsndled, and final y ocked ID in dark cell. I don't sup pose you've got the nerve to call that courteous treatment"
 He had an advantage. and knowing 1t. was pushing 1t to the limit; for sil his nonchalsnce the black man was not unconscious of the pistol: his eve never forgot It. And Amber's eyes left his not an instant Despite that the fellows next move was distinct surprise |
 Suddenly and with superb grace, . stepped forward and droTNed to one knee at Ambers feet. lowing hs head and offering the hilt of his sword to the American.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

The Fl Dorado postoffice has been designated as a postal savings bank and will commence receiving deposits July IS.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

Allen Martin accompanied his brother, Henry. to Monroe We'd nesdav where the latter underwent an operation for appendicitis.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

Miss Minnie Edmonds, who has been visiting her brother here the nast month, has returned to her home at Yofkville, Ill.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

has been sick for some time, died Sunday afternoon and was buried Tuesday. He leaves a wife, one daughter and two sons.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

words only from his tone, aEpa ent y. He who had addre ssed him laughed applausively.
 Tt was a gallant fight" he com mented, but like all good things hath had it's end My lord is overcome Is my lord still minded for battle or for peace? Dare I. his servant, give or ders for his release. or"
 Here Amber interrupted; stung by the bitter irony, he told the speaker in fluent idiomatic Hindustani pree se- ly what he might expect if his 10 d" ever got the shadow of a chance to lay hands upon him.
 The grim cackling laugh followed his words, mocking echo, and was his only answer. But for all his fiance, he presently heard orders is- sued to take him up and bear him to another chamber
 Unexpectedly he was let down upon the floor and released. Bare feet scur- ried away in the darkness and door closed with a resounding bang He was alone, for all he could say to the contrary-alone and unha rmed f.e was more: he was astonished: he had not been disarmed.
 A flood of lamrlight leaped through some opening behind him and showed him his shadow, long and gigant upon the floor of earth and wall of stone. He wheeled about, alert ss cat; and the sight of his pis.ol hu steady between the eyes of one who stood at ease, with folded arms, in an open doorway. Over his shoulder was visible the bare brown poll of an attendant whose lank brown arm he'd aloft the lamp.
 One does not shoot down in cold blood man who makes no aggressive move, and he who stood in the door way endured impassively the m te threat of the pistol. Above its sight his eyes met A.ber's with level and unwavering glance. shin ng ou, or dark, set face cast in mold of in science and pride. A bushy black beard was parted at his chin and brushed stiffiy back Bstwe his thin hard lips. parted in a shadowy smile, his teeth gleamed white. Standing head taller than Amber and very gracefully erect in clothing of mi military cut and of regal magnificerce. every inch of his pose bespoke rewer, position, and the habit of author. ty
 At once impressed and irritatesi by his attitude, Amber lowered his weapon. "Welle" he demanded qHeru- lously What do you want? What's your part In this infamous outrage?
 On the others face the faint smile became more definite. He nodded non chalantly at Ambers pistol My lord intends to shoot?" he enauired in English his tone courteous and sIave.
 That's as may be-" retorted Am OCT defiantly. I'm going to have sat lsfaction for this outrage If I die get ing It. You may count on that. first and last
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

The Union Saw Mill company store was closed Thursday and Friday of this week taking stock.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

Bring your old hats to The News lffice to be sent to the Ideal aundry and Dry Cleaning Co.,, at Shreveport, where they will be aade as good as new for $1.5O.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

Sunday morning, July 9, will be the regular quarterly communion service of the Baptist church and all members are requested to be present.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN of my household goods. Gall at No. Al A street. Miss EsslE MATHIS.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

Marshal Tom Ashcroft has col lected licenses on 56 dogs and will start killing those without collars July |.
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

The Huttig ball team will play a double header at Monroe on July 4 and the train be held until after the last game to give all who at lend chance to return home that
The Huttig news., 1911-07-01

M. W. Hardy was down from E Dorado on business Thursday oi this week.