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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-07
3nr NuaI perurteilt.

Scr. g. 6. aeeper, Mberoeen,
Will ihreibt: uSabrelmg litt i1 an
elmer art bon ausidlag. Sd bafte
f6on, ih lei our epiger Dual bier
nnten perurteilt, aber Sbr Sunt's
Cure Bot mid furiert. Cine Sdad).
tel bon tot es, oas 2eiben lift ME mic.
Der sefommen. 8iel, biel Danf."
Sunt's Cure lit earantiert. Yreis
so Gents
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8armes Sriiblinestpetter Der.
uriaft elm @efiibl Der grl6lafs
fiing. @einigt oas @lut nno Die Sc.
Der unb gingefueioe NIT 8ridIp
@b 8ttters. Gr brinst Gud,
gnergie uno @olbefinoen.
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Der Wanoerer.

gr perlieB Die Seimat, Die Statte Der
Mnobeit,
Sing in Die @elt, gu finoen bic
Wabrbeit.
CT fuft nift nod Sbdben, nod ouf
Gnn6 er bait.
guhte Elm Mittel gegen oos Suden
Ser &nrt.
Ct fon6 es. Nanle &unt's Cure.
Brcis so Gents.
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Die fr1ftialten g[rheiter hnhe

Die fr1ftieiten Mrbeiter baben
5uipeilen @nfaae BON Mioigfeit, bic
aus Der llnoronung i'm Magen, it
Der leber url6 ben @ingetpei6en emit
iteben. Gin paor DOZEN bon
prifIb Nib 8ttters belfea
Dem ab, reinigen oas @lut uno brin-
gen nelIes 2eben In Die Mbern.
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@as Der Sefret6r beg t6nigliden
&oniulats bon Stalien iiber
Turni's Mpenfraa-
ter iagt:
Hbilaoelpbia, 8a., 10. M1r5
1910.
Or. 9eter Sabrnep & Sons, Git
cago.
@erte 9erren! Gs freut mid
iebr, cine Mgentnr fir Sbren 81
penfr1liter nrnebmen gu fonnen,--
fir cine Meoi5in, Die ieoe Samilie
i'm Sauie baIten ioate, iei es aut9
nur cine 5laide, Inn ars5ufinocn,
iuelb' Elm mertpoIes, bIuter5eugerl.
oes uno Die @efunobeit foroernoes
Wittel 6ieIeIbe lit.
Was MIDI ~anbetrifft 10 mer6e Id
mein 8eltes tun, I'M oenlelben Be.
fannt gu MAIDEN, pie er es ber-
oient. SIR MIpenfr1nter bat mel
ne @ottin furiert uno lire @eiuno-
belt mieoer bereeitent. Sd FAM
iest ale, pelbe mid frogen, ats
Grfabrung beriiheril Dob Der 81.
p~enfrdiiter als ein5iger, beuer Soft.
nllngsftrabl alien 4ranfen leudtet,
ielbit perrr Die iogenannten tpiifen.
idnftlihen Bebanoluneen beriagt
bnben.
Sd freue mid, baB mir oiele g.
legenbeit geboten lift, Sbnen mel.
nen Danf nus5uiprehen nno gleid)-
5eitig meiner 9odadtuna Der.
iidern gu f0nnen.
SSbr gang ergebener
Guiieppe be StepbanO,
GefretGr beg fonigIiden 2og
iulats bon StoIieu.
Meiioen5: 1913 go. 10. Street,
Nbila0elpbio, Bn.
Jorni's MIpenfrduter lit niht II
gpotbefen 5u baben, ioroern mirl
ben 2euten brett %geliefert ourd
2ofalugenten, pelhe angeitelt iini
bon ben gigentiimern, Or. Bete'
5nbrnep & Cons Co. 1875. 90
&opne Mbe., gbieago, 81.
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8aummple.

VaumWpue.
ean antuniu, Seq, 6. Sum-. = Or
binary 10% gts.; @ooo oroinarb
liz gts.; .2on Mibbling 12M
gts.; @iboline 10 1916 Cts; G,ooo
geioblina Il 1919 Gents.
8alpeitpn, Set, 6. SUM. - Srbiz
gts. @iobliw 1875 ets.; @oof
Weiboling "A 1916 gts.; MiobIig
Sair 1513l16 Gents.
Gan Intonio, G.. Stunt 1911 =
&~ibner-$2.50 II $4.75 per 9bo.
gier, frii9s. IS gts. per 9ko.
Sntfer.. "a ets. per Yto.
&orn.. ....75 gts. Der BuI6ei
8ei5en.. : .$1.08 per 8u{bel
gen.. 80. $4,000 per Sorne
9afer.. -. AS gts. per 8uihcl
9onig, per 8funb.. :. :. .9A 8fo.
Salg, per Hh1no.. =. - gts.
8emiiie.
aartnffeln. Segas, $3.50.
3tpiebeln, Segas. 9ermubas, 1925,
9eras grpftal 8ar, $3.50.
Scmaten, 9egas, SOC uno $1.OO.
&obl, 1926 unb $3.50.
@urten, Seras. 40 II. SO Gts. fir ein
1/3 Buibel.
8obnen, @inbeimiide, 75c nno $1.O0.
@riiner Bfeffer, so II. soc per 4 @ase
fetzgrnte.
9fra, SOC per 1/3 9ufdeI.
gantaloupes, $1.75 unb 1926 per
Bog bon | gnidel; 9or unb $1.0o per
1/3 8uf6el.
9quoih, 5 II. Zoe per .9bo.
Selerie, SIPS per 9ntenh.
&npblanb, Sc nnS Toe per &funo.
@ie6 : Marft.
Gan Mntonio, 6. SUM-. 1911
S6Ien 1913 Bis $500 per 100 8f6.
&iibe $3.50 Big $3.75.
BnIen $3.50 Biz $500.
.Stags@ $3.50 Biz $3.50.
&dIber 1925 Biz $3.50.
@6tpeine $50 BIB 1926.
61nfe $500 Biz $3.50.
3iegen 1925 Biz $3.50.
ct. 2ouis, 6. SUM 1911. - 8inbs
bieb, Segas~Wieb, $4.25 Bis $500.
@1tpefne $500 biz 1910.
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ssyObn $. Bolton, offentIider So
tai. @rnnoeigentum. @gert fiir
ELECTROMAGNETIC. 3immer 8, ct
Somes 9oteI, Dit-Soufton StraBe.
@eioe Telephone $50.
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gu berfanfen. - Cine neue 30
2idt ySunItgbt" Omega McetpIene
@as Mafdine. gu erfraeen In Der
Expedition Der ,Greien Rreiie".
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Rantcr's 5rie.
&onan bon Sbeooor BON
3oheltiB.
iAoliicbnnu.

tHultltEiiiiu.)
9as 8erbaltnis omiiden Sempel
un0 Sris batte fi6 NIT ser 3eit mic
oas zines gaters gum Sobne ge-
%ftaltet. Sempel bntte ieinen iungetl
3ogling lieb geiponnen. @ie oieier,
10 itano audi Der alte Mann ein-
lam auf Der @elt, uno es tat iei-
mem perDaiiten Ser5en mol, in Srib
cine anidluBfabige Natlr uno eilr
marines @emiit sefunoen gu baben.
90 mohte ,es aud ibm 6reuoe,
Sris 5u unterri6ten un6 nod lei.
ner Mrt gu einem tiidtigen Men-
lfe1 ber~an3ubiloen. Die 2ebrituu-
ben nod Dem @~benoeiien batten
i'm fDeiteren nod ben @or5ug, oaD
tie Jris bon Den 8ummeleien uno
ben onmmen Streiben Der iibrigen
9ieneridaft beg &0Ipin'Iden Saules
5uriifbieIten. Sris flbIte lih in
Der @eieaidaft SentpeIs 10 mol, oaB
er ben 8erfebr nit Den anoern auf
oas geringite MaB beifr1nfte -
Der umgang nit Com, Ridef, gaie-
pom, benz bodmiitigen 8egeiad
unb Den 2afaien paBte ibm ioipie.
10 niht redt. Sour init Dem altels
glolfrug, Dem erften &ammeroicner
ln6 miiroigen 6reunbe 9empels,
itano er auf gutem SuBe. Malfrug
NOR cine brape Seele, mno obfuol
alld ibtn, Der in friiberen Sabren
langere Belt i'm fonieliden Shloi-
ie beoienitet getpeien, ettpas bon oeln
2aifaienoiinfel Der 8ebienten gro
Der Sauier eigen NOR, 10 mnBte er
ben Stol5 OUT ieine 8ergangenbeit
bod itets in 10 bumoriitiide Sor-
men gu fleihen, bob man linn nift
gram iein fonnte. aaIfrug belab
cine 5rau, Die, iehs5ieidbrie mie
er ielbit. Die 8aide uno oas Silber
oes Sauies gu betpabren bate. Die
bei6en 2eut6en betpobnten inn er.
item Stodnerf oes Dem Stane gegeil-
iiber gelegenen i%ogenannten aaitcl.
Iansbauies 5mei 3immer, uno bier
mar 5rib init Sempel 5uiommell
ofters gu @aite. Man per5ebrte &C.
meiniam bos @benobrot nnb trailf
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Rsiss Brief.
XIX.

XIX.
aarlsbab. Seine auelleu. =
Ueauens. Ger idj0ne @alb
nn0 Die ltmgebnns.
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{Sir Bic y9reie 9reie fir Seras." y
Seth bereit!

Gum Sample for6ert nl1s beraus,
Gin Seer bon Sin1terIi,lgen;
gereifet eu6 gum ernifen 5traub,
@s nirb elm beiBes Nineen.
Sic 9eu6ler, Die Die 9ra6en1aat.
Su oieies 2aro getrasen,
Sic fpollen un1ern freien Staat
SSl1 Sflabens8anbe i6lagen.
@ns alien @Dlfern geilig 1T.
9as mill man fred) perbe6men;
@it Seu6elei, nit Srre rlllb Gift.
Sic Srei6eit uns min ne1tnen;
@s mDdtc nl1s bic 1An0oe Sorb',
Gin 3ipangsz@e5eb beideeren:
@ir lpueil aitf &pnu1anbpfport
Sen @aierbumpen leeren.
8ir ipo1en ni6t Die gar5e @eIt,
Ra6 unferm 9inn befebren;
Wem's @afertrinfen tpolgefdnt,
Sbm ippnen tpir's nt1t fpGbren.
Sod infer @elbitbeffin1mungs sMedt.
0as fpouen mir erbaIten;
unb oafiir troben i'm @efe9t.
Sen finiteren @enalten.
grbebt eub beril nit @a,npfesmmt,
1nb 9ebt benz Seirb entgegen;
Srobt topfer ieiner 9ift'een @ut.
Sb er nu6 briint bertpegen.
@s lit ia infer bodites @ut,
Bofiir mir fGmpfen miifen;
LIMB iinb mir nidt auf un1rer 6rt,
60 fpiro es nlls entrifen.
Gin ieber iibe feline gfIiht,
giog en6 Der Seinb nidt idreden.
9as lpdr firtpabr eilt feiaer 8iht,
Ser fpolte ii6 berfteden.
Gin Sropf, Der ieine Bfli1t nidt iibt.
Ser auf benz Bnblpfab febIet;
@enn eiuer oft ben Insihlaa oibt,
Sebtpeoe Gimme 8dbIet.
S6eut ridt beg alten 9radjen Gift.
gea8 er audi piiteab beben;
Sen @brenmam es nimmer trift,
gs fann tim ni6t berIeben.
limb leio ibr Mann fir @ann bereit,
gu fdmpfen init Dem 9raden,
90 fpiro nn6 1eibem &f nrb Strei
uns boob Die Sreibeit laden.
S. W. @ren8en.
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Sonntae nadmittaa lpuroe
BON &1taben bte am SluBufer III
Der Rabe oes arienals na6 areb-
len iu6ten, IN Dem @aiier Die 5alb-
pdrlnefe 2eibe zines etipa fanf-
aigiabrigen 1egers gefunoen. GiS
jeet 1T ea ni6t gelungen, feit3u-
iteuen, lper Der Mann mar.
Sonatag abeno muroe cine
Srou &oia Sernanoe5 i6tper Der.
lpnnoet nab Dem ltdotii6en &oipi=
tai gebradt. Sic mar init ibrem
Wanne uno ibrer Sdmelter auf
einem 8ienic gelpelen. Sci ibrer
&udfabrt batte iid cine S6rotfIins
tie entlaoen unb einige 9orner ma=
rem ibr IN ben aopf georungen.
SIR Wonn bro6te tie ielbit nod
benz Soipital.
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Die slrbeit besimmt id)nea,

tpenn Sbr Or. Sings 9eeue 2ebcns-
8iaen eenommen bobt. Sic resit.
Iieren ben Magen, 2eber, Ginae
neioe uno ltdrfen uno frGftigen
oas gon5e Spitem. Nlir 25c bei al
len 9ruggiiten.
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@eminnt ben aarnpf mm's 2e6en.

Sames 9. Meribon, bon Netparf,
g. s. idteibt: sd batte bei eli
nem 8lutitur5 piel 8lut perloreil
ilno mar iebr idmad. Mdt Monate
lang mar id unfabig gu arbeiten;
i'd mar Dem CODE nabe, als id Or.
Sings Seem DISCOVERY gebraudte.
oas mir niel eebolfen bat." @aron-
tiert BON alien 9ruggilten.
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GnrtSDuD. SelHe AHeAeH. -
Treqmens. Ser idjOne @alb
nno Die nngebnns,
limb nun bin i6 mieber einmol
IN &arlsbao in oie &llr geaangen,
SD hefinoe mid 5par - u~nberllfen
redyt mol, aIlein &arlsbao bot
mir friiber 10 piel @utes getatl oab
ih banfbar germ nfeoer oortbin
auriiffebre, ilno &arlsbao tit ia
niht aIein &ranfen, ionoern audl
@eiunoen oienlid. 90 cine GRIND
Iide Musfpiilung oes Wagens lit
BON groBem ga1een uno ben 8eit
beiorgt oie &labe ltno Die berrlidc
Motur NIT ibrer o5onbaItigen 2uft.
Sic beiBen 9llenen &urlsbobs
ipuroen nod elmer Gage Bel einelil
SagoausfIuge oes &aiiers &arl ".
entoedt. Ser Safer fam zines So
geA 10 piro in ben alten 8iibern
aus benz Sabre 1911 er5ablt, go-
lentlib elmer Sag0 IN bic @egeno
oes beutigen &arlsbao itno Bel
Der @erfoIgung eines Strides ge.
rieten mebrere &unoe IN heiBcs
@affer. Die Sagoeeienidoft, onrdJ
bag @ebeul Ser Sunoe berbeigelodt,
bemerfte nit Stamlef1 cine bod
aufbranIenoe beige auene, meldcr
in ipdterer 3eit Ser Same u@aiier
4arIs Boo eegeben ipuroe. @6-
geieben BON ieinen beiIenoer Duel.
len, 6erert STUFF iber Sic garSe Gr-
De berbreitet lit, beroonft &arlsbao
feinert ropioen @ufifhpltng ieiner
Ibernis giinltiget geograpbii6en
Gage Son @ien u1o Berlin If
es in odt, BON Somburg uf1o @olll
III bier5ebn, BON 8oris in adt-
5ebr, bon Erieit in fiinfuno5lpan5ia
uno bon 2oroon in oreiBig Stun-
ben at erreiden. Mlf ben beioef
9obnbofen Ioufen fdeIid fieb5i9
2urus- grpreB, Sdnell- uno Scr
Ionen3ige Elm. @arIsbao beiibt fol-
gen1e Qne1en init Dem beigefiig-
ten Wdrmegrao:
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Die ergiebieite liielle 1T Der
SpruoeI, Der III Der Minlite 1000
Otter @oiier liefert.
Nod5tebenoc aranfbeiten iperoen
ilod Der Aniid)t Encouragement Sill
infer in GarIsbq0 Der @ciluna ODER
bod Der geiferu1lg 8ueeiiibrt:
@rdnfbeitcn oes Darms, oes ora.
gene, Der 2eber, Der Mila, Der Nie,
rem Der WIaie, Der goritcboriife,
Der meibIihen unterleibsoreaile, Der
@eIenfe, Mlisfeln nalo NerpeiL
&ait- ul1o StoffmedieIfrmfbeiten
Die Greauell8 bes Babes bat bon
.Sobr al Sabr 5ugenommen. SIN
SSnbre 1928 fa1nell 3713 GurgaIte
bierber, 1850 - 6638, 1860 -
1921, 1870 20 4,0O1, 1880
26,450, 1890 - 1926, 1896 -
AZ, 448, 1900 81 49,471, 1905
59,736, 1909 - 66,153, 1910 -
IS, 1894 aurgdite uno ouBeroem nod
iiber 100000 9ouriitel1 un0 Bni.
So1zten. aIs tpeIbe ale Dieienigen
ol1eefeben iper6en, bic iid nidt lam
ger oIB oht>9aqe oufholfen uno oie
mod @drIsbo6 monoern, I'M iella
~mpiferi0ien beiBen @difer gu feben.
tBeIde aus unbefntnten giefen tells
9efiiaen B1noen entjprinaen, tells
aus benz 0unfeIn GdoB Ser @roe
boh IN Sic Cuff qeidIeuoert ueroen,
nm ser Ieioen6en Menldbeit su Die
men. ssn 6ielem ssabre befin.
ben iid iett ~ Gnoe Moi -
idon 1400 aurg1ite mebr bier,
ME nm 6iefeI6e Belt I'M ppriaen
ccydhre rno bic eiqentIide Gaiion lit
bod crit i'm Sssuni uno Suli. Dos
@etuoqe IN ben GtroBen Ser gtaot
1ri6 III Ser Ndbe Ser Nrun1ter n
0enn aud 5hon {ebr ltarf. gereitg
I'M 4 l1hr morgens eriheinen Die CT.
item Wo6eq1ite Bel ben Drummer; ulp
6 mir morqens beainnen Die 4on
5erte III ser 5pruOels un6 Miihl-
brunnen : aolonobe un0 in Der
&odiaiion Iammeln iid al TO- Bis
1900 BerIonen aus foit aaen gei
len Scr Welt Bel ben grunncla, Inn
0ie pormen Waller gu trinfen. BUR
REMEMBERING bon gtorungen Bill
ben Die 9rinfenoen ben bcfannten
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Sammerihlaee MAIDEN oos
pei6e @iien gu bortem Stabl oas
@laS 5eriplittern iie. @u6 bas
S6idiol lit Elm 9ammer.
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OFFIC BALLOT
4e4HRReeHEEB5AeEe#
AGAINST PROHIBITION

@idter Dmper bot nod Be
enoigung Der gorperbatoluneeil
IN Dem Nro5eB gesen Sacob goIs.
Der angefIoet lit, feline 5rau er.
iAolien 5u baben entidtebe,L baB
Der Mngeflagte niht our Steluns
elmer giirsihoft beredtigt iei.
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@eImdt

@eiadlt = eine erite &odin, BRET
Iufparterinnen 1lno cine Sralt, Hi,
Semitic ber5uri1ten. Ndberes
Grodett Sotel, Slide, morgens gel.
tia.
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= Sunoert Gore finbet Die Gorge
often, eans menige MI Dubres
Slid.
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It sebort. Infer Sbitem lit at
aae neiien lrno fompli5ierter
bon 9amen unb &inbern ges
Irbeitet on gltern eigenelt
8ebingungen fir 9ieieni9en.
: COMM C
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5missneines mnn 1sleiNermasbericbmle.

@ir lernen allies iro ieoes, mas GUM @eIdd
fnrat nnb leidt 5i ~erlerlen nrD erltredt iid auf
9eriteaungel bon iree1lo eirem&leiounositiid, bas
traeen ipiro, lno 8Spar 10. hob es bor5ii8lid fist.
aIeioern, ipdbreHo Sir lerut. @efouberS ~eiinitiee
Die lnatei6 anfangen. 443 oS7
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ONE MAN KILLED.
SEVERAL INJURED
Fast Flying vlrsinian Goes off tho
Track and Into the Ditch
This Morning.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service |
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Dec. 28.-
One man was killed, one fatally in
jured and several passengers hurt
when the Fast Flying yirginian'
passenger train on the C. G. o. rail
road was wrecked early today at Nc.
Kendars near here
The engineer. VIM Dunn, of Hinton.
was instantly killed and Lacey Terril
of Huntington is dying.
The engine left the track and rolled
over the bank. Several coaches were
derailed. The cause of the wreck was
not determined.
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Distinction.

"Ah, but you she said. have
never done anything to attract pub
lie attention. The man 1 marry must
have done something worth while-ho
must, at least, be a man whose pic
ture has been published in the pa
pers." "oh. If that's why you have
refused me. it's all right, You may
as we'll change your mind and say yes.
I've had my picture in the paper. all
right" "When?" Last fall" II
never heard of 1t. What had you
done?" 81 stood near ball player
who was receiving motor car as a
prize for being the best base-run-
ner."
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Gigantic Shoe Concern.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Dec. Is
Secretary of State Roach today issued
certificate of incorporation to the
International Shoe company Of st.
Louis with capital stock of S25,000,-
600 This company, formed by the
combination of the Peters Shoe Co.
and the Roberts, Johnson & Rand Co.,
Is said to be the largest shoe manu-.
featuring concern ever incorporated.
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Special conference.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 2S-A special
conference Of the army surgeons
whom President Taft ordered to Fort
Mcpherson to make report on ths
condition of Chas. w. Morse, the
former banker, was held here today.
following similar gathering last
night which lasted until 2 O'Clock this
morning The findings of the board
will be kept secret
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Fourteen Years RISING.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servics.I
CHICAGO, Dec. go L. Dicken-
son today assumed the position OF
president OF the White Pass and Yu-
kon railroad. Fourteen years ago he
started as a stenographer on the Bur-
linston and is now "a Dickinson left
the Burlington a year ago when he
was general inspector of transporta-
ton. The Yukon road was the first
built in Alaska.
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girl coldly.

girl coldly
II amt good at guessin' riddles" he
returned, grinning at her.
There is no riddle she said
frigidly. III 1 were. you wouldn't
waste any time in getting away from
here"
He smiled. 81 reckon ought to be
scared he returned; but / amt.
An don't consider that I'm wastin'
my time"
Her lips curved sarcastically. You
said something like that before" she
said, her eyes glittering scornfully.
you have great deal Of faith in
your ability to fool people But you
have miscalculated this time. When
Il asked you that time why you did
not work you told me that you had
been hired to catch rustler. 1t was
my fault that didn't ask you if you
were looking for my brother"
Ferguson smiled grimly. Some
ones been talkin'," he said quietly.
Some one has talked" replied the
girl. Some one who knows. why
didn't you tell me that day that you
had been hired to kill Benz"
you didn't ask me-"
But you were?"
IL reckon there amt any use lyiu'
about it. But didn't shoot him.
did II"
"it wasn't your fault that you
didn't" she flashed back at him.
Perhaps you would have tried If you
weren't afraid Of him!"
"Afraid?" Ferguson laughed. There
amt any use tryin' to straighten
things out now. But Pm tellin' you
this. never thought to shoot your
brother"
"Of course not" sneered the girl.
Stafford didn't hire you to do 1t. You
didn't come here pretending that you
had been bitten by rattler, so that
you might have chance to worm
yourself into my brothers favor. You
| haven't been hanging around Bear
| Flat for month. You haven't been
trying to make fool out of me-"
| Her voice trembled and her lips quiv-
cred suspiciously.
Well, now" said Ferguson, deeply
moved, II reckon you've got things
all mixed up. | wasn't thinkin' to
/ try an make fool of you. Things
! that / said to you l meant wouldn't
say things to girl that said to you
| if
She had suddenly stepped inside the
door and as suddenly reappeared with
a rife. She stood rigid on the porch,
her eyes blazing through the moisture
in them.
you go now!" she commanded
| hotly; 1--WE heard enough Of your
lies! Get away from this cabin! If
ever see you around here again I
won't wait for my brother to get
you'll"
/ Ferguson hesitated. There amt
4 any use Of sayin' anything now" he
said: you wouldn't listen. I'm goin'
away. Of course, because you want me
to. But I'm comm back You'll be
| glad to see me-" He bowed to her
over the pony's name and urged the
animal around the corner OF the
cabin, striking the trail that led
| through the fat towards the Two Dia
mond ranch house.
Ito IL eessisssxl
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The Grain Market,

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. 1
CHICAGO. Dec. 2S.-A determined
prefit-taking movement at the OPEN
ing OF the market caused slight re-
action in the May price for wheat to.
day, but it soon developed that orders
We're in the market to take everything
oHered and prices quickly stiffened.
higher prices We're recorded than yes.
terday. Part of the strength was due
to an upward turn in northwest mar
kets and indications bear out the pre-
dlctlon for a very light movement oil
wheat after the first of the year.
Liverpool cables, indicating that the
weather had again turned fine in
Argentine, caused a slight reaction
in British markets. Local traders,
however, had very bullish reports re,
sarding Argentine conditions. declar-
ing that the crop was damaged more
than was reported yesterday.
The weather map shows fair with
conditions shaping for large move
ment of the corn crop.
There was good buying of oats as a
result of the rise in other grains. The
bulges brought out some selling orders
but the demand remained strong
throughout the day.
Provisions opened shade easier
and the volume of trade throughout
the day was small.
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An Electric Wreck.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 2S.-Two
interurban cars on the Buffalo, Lock
port and Rochester electric railroad
collided, rear end, six miles west of
this city today, injuring ten persons,
who were standing on the back plat
form of one of the cars. No one was
seriously hurt.
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Gates Heir Dead.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
ST. CHARLES, H., Dec. 2s.-Mrs.
r. F. Angel. sister of Mrs. John w.
Gates, and one of the beneficiaries I'M
der the millionaire's will, died sud
denly here today. Mrs. Angel is sur
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tE IL eesti...ll
DELLA FOX IS
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED
Her Fathers Body Has Been Held BY
An Undertaken For
Month.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S-The condi-
ton of Della Fox, them usical comedy
star. who is very dangerously i'll here
following an operation was reported
as a trifle improved today.
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Avoid tits Of Passion.

The very instant you perceive your.
self In passion. shut your mouth and
keep it shut until your blood cools.
This advice, II always followed. would
save many life OF bitterness and Of
deep, incurable anguish.
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1t was his first visit to the cabin
on Bear Flat in over week, and Fer
guson rode up to the door, smile
of anticipation on his lips. The noise
of his arrival brought Mary Radford
to the door. She came out upon the
porch, and he saw that her face was
pale and her lips firmly set Appar-
entity something had gone amiss, and
SO he delayed dismounting and sat in
the saddle. looking at her.
What's up?" he questioned.
You ought to know returned the
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Her Dead Father.

CANTON, O., Dec. 2S-The body O.
Thomas Fox, said to be the father of
Della Fox, the actress who is critically
i'll in New York hospital, has been
held here for month by local I'M
dertaker pending word from some of
the relatives as to it's disposition, 1t
was learned today.
Fox, old and penniless. died in To-
cal hospital December 6. The under
taker is holding the body until he
hears from the actress. A telegram
was sent to her bedside last night. but
today no word has been received from
her