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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-07
He Was Slow.

II had not talked to him more than
fifteen minutes when he called me an
idiot"
Gee! He didn't violate any speed
limit in getting next did he"-Roston
Post
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-07
A Bold JolIier.

Mru. Hashleigh-Yes. we've been hAv.
ing considerable trouble with our MIX
lately. Do you take ycuv coffee WIN
or without?
New Roarler--l tak> Il Wtsinn.-Duo-
TN Transcript
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-07
His Kind.

Il heard of a man once who was
going to make money hand over fist
when he was carried off"
by death:''
mo: by the police. He was porch
climbing Baltimore American.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-07

FOR RENT
zoos w. 5th. ave., 4 rooms.
1914 w. 3rd. ave-. rooms.
1108 Mulb. St., s rooms and hall.
1913 w. Ord. rooms.
1909 w. 18th. rooms.
819 w. 18th. 4 rooms.
613 Hickory, rooms.
615 Hickory, rooms.
1121 w. End ave-, on a beautiful
corner lot, End and Linden, 10 rooms
and hall, modern In every respect.
electric and gas fixtures, roomy
stable and servant houses, fine loca-
ton.
2 story store building at Mo. S2T
E. 9Th. ave-, excellent location.
DWELLINGS (Colored)
1924 Poplar. 4 rooms and hall
1922 Fir, rooms.
1915 Fir, 3 rooms.
1905 E. 10TH, 3 rooms.
701 Mulb., 8 rooms.
represent old line companiee-
both fire and life. Also boiler ana
automobile insurance. II you care
to ouy or sell real estate, It would
be to your interest to see me-hav6
something especially good at pres
emit time.
CHAS. HAYCOCK
Room 204-Citizens Bank Building
PHONE 296.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-07
c. p. GOULD
Practical Surveyor

49, t'nd' % Surveying, relocating
- ln~' Or aSliterated corners. E.
at.sFtiAeiits OF Hires. Subdivisions
= ,~cn| estk1e The laying out aak
E'vtdtnG up OF lands in any shape.
G.. F. GOULD,
Noble Lake. Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-07

FOR RENT-A LARGE AIRY FRONT
room with private family on Lake
side, near car line. All modern
conveniences, with or without board,
suitable for two. Address b. o..
care Graphic. E it,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-07

FOR RENT-FURNlS SHED HOUSE.
city water included, within 5 blocks
of pos office. Phone 1882 Pinch
back Taylor. bt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-07

FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
in private family. All modern
conveniences, one block from Main
St. Call old phone 1929. 6 st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-07

FOR RENT-NEW HOUSE WITH ALL
modern conveniences, No. S14 Pine
street. Will be vacant by july L.
Reasonable. Call old phone No.
1874. 6 4 It.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-07

PASTURAGE+I HAVE A FINE
shaded pasture with best OF water.
Send your stock to me. q. $1.OO per
month per head. F. NJ. Davis. 22ad
and Hazel on Warren Road.
So Ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-06-07

MOR RENT-ONE NICELY F1URN-
ished front room, blocks from
Union Station. Address A., care
Graphic. tt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-16
ROAD WORK IS BEGUN.
Chautauqua RebuiIds Old Stage Line
for Use of Motorists

Sedan. Kan. Oct. 16.-Work began
here this week on the rebuilding of
what is known as the only state road
in Chautauqua county. It is a part of
the old road used by early day stages
coaches between Independence and
Arkansas City. 1t extends clear across
Chautauqua county, entering the coun-
ty at old Brownsville on the east side
and 1eavinc- it at Cedarvale in the edge
of the flint hills on the west side.
The county is divided into three dis
tricts and commissioner is giving his
personal attention to the rebuilding of
the road in each district This gives
two of the commissioners a stretch of
about six miles each and the other
commissioner twelve miles. Each one
has appointed a good foreman, but each
is nevertheless staying right on the job
to see that the county gets the full
value of its money. The road is not
in very bad shape except in spots. but
when the work is finished the COM
nissioners say it will be smooth
enough and almost level enough to lay
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-16
HE FAvoRs BIGGER PENSIONS.
Taggart Declares in Favor of Dollar a
Day for Veterans.

Mound City. Kan, Oct. 16.-Joseph
Taggart of Kansas City, Kan, Demo-
cratic candidate for congress in the
Second district, addressed a fair sized
audience at the court house here. He
advocated a dollar a day pension for
old soldiers. J. D. Botkin also spoke.
Mr.. Taggart said he was here to de-
fend the reputation of his home town,
Kansas City, Kan, from the attacks of
furnished from the camp of his oppo-
nent u S. Guyer. He said Kansas
City, Kan. was the cleanest city in the
United States He read an affidavit
given by c. w Tricxett, assistant at
torney general. to prove his assertion.
He pledged that he would favor a re-
vision of the tariff downward to re-
lieve the people of trust iniquities
without injuring legitimate industries.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-16
HEAD SORE BUT MONEY SAFE.
Lawrence Farmer Says He Was Hit
With Prick

Kansas City, Oct. 16.-E. T Gal
lagher, a wealthy farmer, whose home
is near Lawrence, appeared at the
county prosecutors Office, his head
bandaged, his left eye and cheek
scratched and bruised. He declared he
had been struck with a brick and as
saulted liy three men who, he sale.
attempted to rob him. They did not
get his money.
Mr.. Gallagher at the time of the as
sault wore a large diamond shirt stud
and a diamond ring. and carried in his
pockets 81, 900 in currency and a draft
for $1,000 He came from Lawrence
with carload of mules, which he I'D
at the stock yards. The three men
charged with the assault are H. p.
Muir, J. z. Cfaver and Floyd Orme.
Muir was arrested. An attorney rep
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-16

resen ing the three called 1T the Of
flee of J. L. Kilrcy, assistant prose
cutor. several nours after the assault
10 ascertain the charge against his cli-
ents- Muir sold the uroscc ltins attor-
ney that it was Craver who threw the
brick and that there was 10 intention
of robbery.
When assaulted Mr.. Gallagher was
leaving a saloon near the live stock OK
change building, accom- panied by sew
eral other stockmen, among them, G..
). KathanS Of Williamst own, Kan, and
J. T. Parker of Perry, Kan gallagher
was unconscious an hour.
Lewis Single Binder cigar. Original
Tin Foil Smoker Package. SC straight
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-16
CRACKS ALL IN ALFALFA.
Farmers Haul Dirt to s'FTn I'M in
Fields.

Sedan, Kan, Oct. 16.=Within the
last few weeks great cracks in the
earth have appeared in three alfalfa
fields along the Caney river in Chau-
Iauqua county. They range from one
to ten feet deep and from ten to 100
feet in length The largest cracks are
on the Easement farm, a mile west of
Sedan, while the others, almost at
equal size, are on the Severns and
Kfrchner farms, the former being at
least eight miles from the Easement
field, although along the same stream.
No cracks are reported except in al
fa1fa fields What is considered a very
strange feature is that in every case
the cracks run east and west, regard
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-16

a trolley line on if it were desired. The
hills are being cut down and the dirt
hauled into the bottoms so there will
be no steep grades anywhere in the en-
tire thirty miles. Road building is a
difficult task in this county on account
of the hills. but the rocks are being
turned into macadam wherever posi-
BILE and the new road work will see a
complete elimination of wooden and
steel bridges, these being replaced by
VertS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-16
NO CANDIDATE ENDORSED.
Resolution Favorfng Hodges Tabled
Editors sore at Billiard.

Wichita, Kan, Oct 16-@The Demo-
cratic editors of the state, in session
here, refused to indorse George
Hodges of Olathe as the choice for
governor The resolution in favor of
Mr.. Hodges was introduced by 3. W.
Murphy of the Wichita Commoner. As
there was a bitter fight against it. led
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-16
BOY HUNTER SHOOTS GIRL.
Accidental Discharge of Shotgun
Causes Death

Ottawa, Kan, Oct 16.-With a gun he
had Just loaded to go squirrel hunting
William Hickox. Ia years old, accident
ally shot Hazel Lyons, the G-year-old
sister OF his hunting companion. The
shooting took place IN the yard of the
Lyons home seven miles northeast of
Ottawa. Several shot entered the little
girls body. one Just over her heart
1t is believed that the little girl will
recover
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-16

by Henderson Martin of Marion, chair
man of the state Democratic commit
tee. the resolution finally was tabled.
The editors did not take kindly to
Mayor Billiard of Topeka, and his re-
submission platform No action was
taken except that the editors refused
to go into the coming campaign with
reSubmissiOn as the slogan for the
Democratic party in Kansas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-16
INVESTIGATE SOLDIERS DEATH.
Private Cornelius Ia ParIe Found in
Cellar of battery B. Barracks.

Junction City, Kan. o. ia board
of officers has been named to inquire
into the death of Private Cornelius La
ParIe, who was found unconscious in
the cellar of Battery barracks at
Fort Riley and who died from the eff
fects of injuries on the head. IaParle
was member of Battery F, Sixth
field artillery. His body was sent To
Brooklyn for interment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-16

drove within ten feet of the meter
which Wcrkmen were repairing. When
he cranked his car flames spread
through the air and Barber escaped
probable death by drawing his sweater
over his head and running out of the
fire zone. It is supposed that the mag
neto ignited the gas which was escap-
ing from the MAINS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-16

church are here to attend the annual
four days district meeting beginning
this evening. The district includes
southwestern Kansas and southern Col
orado. Ministerial, missionary and
mothers meetings viii be included in
the program
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-16
WICHITA CLEANED BY DAWSON.
Secures Injunctions Against Men
Whose Places Were Raided.

Wichita, Kan, Oct 16.=Attorney
General Dawson practically has com
pleted his cleanup work here. Only
one raid was made. but a number of
injun notions against accused liquor
dealers were issued from the district
court at his request.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-16
Magnetic FIRES GAS MAIN.
Electrician Drives Auto Too Near
E,scanine Gas.

lola. kan, Oct. 16--B- NJ Barber,
city electrician, was severely burned
and a new motor car destroyed by fire
when an explosion of gas occurred
near the plant of the lola Portland
Cement company. Linemen were test
ing gas mains and Mr.. Barber
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-16

less of the course of the river. In
some cases the farmers have had to
haul dirt and fill the holes before they
could NOW their alfalfa.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-16
Christian workers Meet.

egates of the Sunday School and Chris
tan Workers band of the Brethren
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-11-23

Die BroteIte Der DeiGtihen, Die &c
legentlih Der Ronpention oeg geotio
nnIbunoes IN @oIbh1gton perIommel
iDoren irn0 ouh nolf ibr Sbiper
iblueen", benbteten bic engIil6el
3eitllngen faum. sic ipanoerten, I'm
georuft, IN oen gopierforb. Dos If
Die oentiitigenoe @obrbeit. lln6 pei
mir glouben, ooB nuh liuiere Deiitib
Amerit0ner bon oett 10 oft beroHteter
sStoIienern in Der Art ibres BRO
teItes gegen nnglo.dmerifoniiAe be5p
m1tioelitihe Sesereien ettpas lerner
fonnen, lteIen mir, 5lt1n ltnterihieS
einnlnl, ole SStoliener oIs 8orbilo auf
Q e fonnen proteitire1l Die fuer,
ben nllh gebortl
0oh genrg 0ieies nnerquidIider
@eoonfens. 0enoen tpir uns mie0er
einmol gum ieniationellen Wlcgeoma,
rn-9ro5eB in Sos glngeles, @ul. Der.
ielbe i6eint 5lt elmer re9elredten Gar.
&c 5u iperoen. Seit @ohen lit man
bereits nit Der 9lusrpabl Der @eihDo.
renen beihGftigt un0 nod INNER III
fem @noe ob5uieben.
Die @np1lte nuF beioen Seiten per-
iild)en, Die sSurp BON bornbereIi 81
beeinfIuiien. SeOer gei9Dorenen-
&onoioat miro gefrogt, oh er CLAUDE,
ooB oos ,3ines~ .@eb0noe ourd eine
@as. o0er cine ndruit-GrpIoIion
in Ole 2uft eeiprengt ipproen lei. 9e.
fennt er Iih 5ur @as-8beorie, 10 tpiro
er bon Ser g[nflage 5uriideeipieien
befennt er lib 5ur 01nnnit.9be
10 Iebnt ibn Die 8erteioigrng ab. @r.
fldrt er, er babe it'd nod feine Otei.
mmg gebiloet, 10 beiBt es enttpe0er,
er beiite niht Die fiir einen @eihpo.
renen notiee Sntelligen5, o0er er miro
oero66tigt, er ipolle iih I'M SiItereiie
Ser einen ooer Der onoeren 8artei on
Die S5urD or1ngen.
8ie longe oieie BoiIe nod onllern
miro, IdBt iih niht iogen. Sic lit
aber geeignet, ons gan5e SDItem, nm.
ter Dem bel ims Die Ausipnbl BON @e.
ihporenen erfoIgt, in NtiBfreoit 5l
bringen
gbenio in WiBfreoit 3u bringen,
ipie Die 8robi6ition IN SO in c. @ir
baben fiir5Ii6 bereits 0orauT binge.
ipielen, 6oB Die gtoiien nun oennod
bernitsge5dbIt tpliroen. 2rosoem bat
ole ieniationeIle 8abl in Dem Seub.
leritonte ons CUTE gebobt, 0aB trob
oes glusFnlls Der 8nbl IN Mnine cine
Spe5inlIisling Der 2egisIotltr sur 60
lung Der 2icen5froge bonn @oupers
neur einberllfen tpiiroe.
aSolauge oie 2icen8frnge nibt ge.
lott lit, iolnnge fnnH ffh Der Staot
Nfnine niht enttpideln!" 7ns lit Der
Stonopunft, 6en @ouoerneur 8lai.
Iteo BON W1aine einrlimnlt. lln0 fer.
ner bat er erfldrt: yWfoine lit bieIe
Sabre biilter onoern Staaten in Der
&ontroIle Der 8obIpldse lmo Wie.
tbooen 3uriif; 10 iDie iie jest manipu-
lirt peroen, fonn Der gnn5e 8oreong
nlr oIs eine Goi1e be5ei6net ueroen.
Ser @ounerneur lit ge5puneen, Die
eioIi9 abgegebenen 3obIen Der Stoot-
lno Goiintp-Glerfs obne ieoe tueitere
Eriifung 5ii accepiiren. Inter oem
geeenp1rtigen 8eies fonnte ib feline
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-11-23
RundfOaa.

6. 5. Seramer. E r.

0as Deutiftlim in oen Ser. Stoo.
ten 56bIt beta1ntIidb nod Wliaionen
@s ettitanlmt einem 2an0e, oos mil
9te6t oas erite Der aIten 8elt lit. Die
oeltihe <Itlr bat Die gon5e 8eli
befru6tet. 9os oeitti6e 8oIf fam
auf cine glorreide 8erenngenbeit 5il.
riidbliden imo oenno6l Die 2eier
piiIen ia ieIber, ipie penig oeutider
Stol5 in oieiem 2onoe 5u Sauie III
rtno nie Die 0eltti6en leit Syabren un6
Synbren Die 6uBtritte Itllmn quittir-
ten, nit 0enen man iie be6o6te. Bie
gon5 onoers bonoeln Die SSrIGnoer, 6ie
8olen, ia ielbit Die perahteten ia.
gos" tpie man bier5ulan6e Die Stale
ner ebenio Ip0ttiih be5eibnetl 9ieie
,,8agos" boben Dor einigen Soeen
pieoer betpieien, tpelher RationaIltoI5
ibnen irnefpobnt.
Die S5toliener 9ep gorts, fiinftnit.
ien0 itort, boben gegen Die Salhing
Der onglo-omerifoniihen 8reife, mel.
DIE ibren 9ationnlltola ourh S6iIoe.
rungen bon @reueltoien ser itolieni,
iden Seere in EripoIis ihfper berlebi
bot, energii9 proteitirt. Die Wboiieil.
neriammlitng, tpeId)e i'm SorIem @nit.
no ltottfono uno BON dbnIihen De.
monItrotionen in onoeren St1oten
sImeritas nit aniebnIi1er itolieniiher
8ep0lterltna begleitet NOR, bat often.
bar imponirt. Die nngeeriffene ON.
glo-omeritaniihe BreIie gob oieiem
Sroteite brrbOrragenSeR &loe, nnt
ieIbit Die 3eitllngen, melde fir 6iG
bitteren 9lnflogen gegen Die itaIieni-
Ifen Solonten Die Sauptnerontrpor,
tlna trogen, tuiegeIn ob. 9it
StoIiener IieBen 0en 8rdiioenten Tnfi
IN imSpeioelltiger Sprad1e tpiiien
mas iie BON Der omerifonii6en @roB,
moht, Der 8reIie, bielten. 9ie orob'
ten nit ibrer eigenen Madt ais @iir,
ger Gmeritos. 0os imponirt ims
0as bat @rfolg.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-11-23
OlnOOIpb gIanfenbnrs gum giirger.

9RnOOlpb 8laHfenburs 3um 8iireer,
meilter 5u ertp1bIen. Or. Seronler.
Ger BrGIioent oes 0euti6.9lmerifoni-
ifen RotionnIbunoes, grotiilirte Dem
Sieger nit oen folgenoen @orten,
tpeIAe Die 2umpenipirtl6oft IN oine.
ritonii6en Stdoten iAIogenb iIIuitri.
rem:
DRein lieber Serr 8Ionfenbnrgl
Nleine ber3Iidlten @IiidtpiinIfe
Wl6ge es 0entIfem 8iiIen, oeltiher
9lusooner lnlo 0ellti6er Gbrlihfeit ge.
Iingen, meine 8oterItoot bon Dem
ihntiisieen poIitilhen SSohe 5u befrei.
enl 8enn es S5bnen mogIib fem miro,
bier cine BertpoItitng ein5ufiibren, tuie
ielbit Die erb1rmIi6Ite &IeinItoot in
0eiltihIono iie bat, bon Berlin, O1iin-
hen, etc, gar nidt 5ii re0en, 10 tpiiroe
RbilooeIpbio gum Muiter fir ole iibri.
gen Stdote Der Ser. Staoten iperoen.
0tit ber5lihem 8ruBe
Sbr ergebener
6. S. Seramer.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-11-23

lDeiteren S6ritte tun. 9ln Elm
Durnfiibriing oes @eieses, oos oel
lAusi6onf aIler oIfoboIartigen @e
trGnfe unterlogt, lift IN Oen St16tel
niht 5u 0enfen~, ingt 8ounerneit
| Rloilteo. nBie fam man Elm @eiei
| itrift 0llrhfiibren, ipenn bon ie ore
giirgern 5tpei ooeeeen Itno? Noin
lit beitimult, elmer Der groBten Stnn
ten Der Union 5u tperOen, nur mui
es itb aus oieier untpiiroigen uni
l6derlihen Sihiation befreien. IA!
berbei5ufiibren, miro mein errItes 8e
miiben iein.~
8ouberneur 8IoiIteo Iheint Ell
gon5er Nonn uno oo5t geeignet 81
iein, INN ser Seu6elei Der 1robibitior
in Nfaine elm gnoe 5u bereiten.
Die gSegnungen Ger Brobibition'
nuroen ou6 oieies Syobr inn StoatC
8 bio, nie friiber i6on ongefiibrt
in fIoriter g9eiie betpieIen. Inter
Dem Roie GorrltD Sption.@eies bo.
ben in Ohio oie Counties ale orei
Sabre ob3iitinmerL Oh iie oen Ser.
fnuf geiitiger G'etrdnfe li3en3ieren
pouen o6er ni6t. Sir eine glnsabI
lauft iett Die Oreiidbrige Beriooe at
rno 10 ipeit Bis iest glBitimmuneeu
Itnttgefunoen babeu, lit elm I'm.
lblUung bon troden 81 feuht 5u Der.
5eifnen. 8on oen 5ebn Counties, in
oenen Iebtber abgeitimmt tpur0e, ba-
ben iid aht fiir 2i5en5ierling erfl6rt.
8or orei SSabren ergob iih gegen 81.
cen5 cine Wlebrbeit bon 693S Stim.
men, iest betrost iie 8031 bafiir.
Ser Administration 0es @ouoer.
netrs Sarmon (oer ols oemofroti.
i6er Observation-Disclosures gilt,
bon ben Sbioer 9eutihen nber tuegen
ieiner 3oppel3iingigfeit i6nrf onge-
griffen fpiro), fam ons MIR lieb iein,
beionoers nenn ii6 nun ou9 0ie an.
6eren bisBer trodenen Counties Der
&ihhlAg gum senhten oni6lieBen,
oenn i1foIge Der peripeiaerten 2i5en.
5ierling iino Der StaatsfaiIc iiber
ST 100000 DerlOren gegangcn, oie
Die glbeoben fir 2iqnorberfouT bis.
ber einbrnhten. g9enn Die glbltim-
mungen, oie bis gum SfluB 6es
SSa6res nod itattfinoen, ebenIols in
Der W2ebr5nbl fir 2icen5ierung aus.
fnllen, fam Der Stoot ouf cine gin-
nabme bon iiber 100000 re6nen, oie
ibm iebr 5iIltntten fomuen tperoen.
9o6 nun 5li elmer on0ern sSrage,
5nr 3ruitfroge llno Dor allen Dem
SSleiifltrnit. Seit aht SSabren lit oos
Syiiiti5oeportement 0orauf aus, ben
5Ieiidtrlrit oIs gemeinid}dolihe 4or.
porotiou urter Dem @nti.Srilitgeieb
5ur gieheuifnft 3n 5ieben, INNER
aber lit es ben Wfngnoten. oh tie MN
inoipiouea ooer in iBrer forporatipeil
gigenihoft belangt peroen ioIlten,
geluneen, Ger Itrofen0en @ere6tig-
felt 8u entIhliipfen. llno ieet, no
Die 8egiering enolih 0en nusgepor-
fenen 9oiio 5uiommen5ieben min.
boffteu iie Dem 8iItriftgeriht elm
Shnipp6en 5u iblagen, nm nit
SiiIfe eines Jog. Sobeos eorpus.Bro.
5eiles ibren San Dor ons 8unoes.
obergerid)t 5u bringen itno oa6urh ib-
rem San INN Sabre binalIs5uihiebeil.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-11-23

s5n Ser bergnngenen 8o6e erihiit-
terte Elm GrObebeR gon5 Y1ittelellropa.
@s bate no6 ben aus ben berihieoe.
nen @egenoen 9euti9lonos, Deter.
reifs uno Der ShtDeiS norlieeeroen
8erihten, eirteu gefDaltigeu llmfang.
@ie Yrofefior Wifoel bonn 8eoo0ti.
i6en SnititiIt onsiebt, tporen es ioee.
nannte Dislofotionsbeben, gIaItisi-
t1ts- -gri6einllngen Der grorinoe. Ssii
SO ind n ereigneten iid tDellenfor-
mige groItoBe. Die erIhiitterlineeu
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art ltiir5ten mebrere 9diiier elm.
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MDbeIItiide puroen uutgetporfel.
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q N lmo II m, tpie oenn iiberbatipi
8irttenberg itarf beimeeiuht Dilr.
be. SIM @erro-SoI lfapatlften Die
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b1uIer l1uteten geohts INN baIb eli
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in Der Gtaot EbilabrIpbia. Gort ba.
ben es Die 3entiden oilrh ibr energi.
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at Reduced Prices
Pillow Cases

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I d,an., know tina, n. had taken tn.

I didn't know that ne had taken the
money"
Would that have made any difference
to your"
II presume co. she answered
weakly.
Kelsey. with all the thousands he car
ried away with him. was a "tight-wad'
when it came to spending II. even on
the woman who elopcd with him. In
Havana, they took walks. and short
carriage rides TO the suburbs. But he
opened no wine. nor did he blow" In
the other WAYS that romantic lovers are
accustomed TO.
Then they went n Now Orleans, ar
rlying there on March %. In tho grill
OF the -. Charies Hotel. where they
stopped a. MIR and Mrs. Kenneth. .
terrible thing happened. They alto crab
flakes on casserole and got cramps. All
the next day they were confined 20
their room, In trembling lest they had
ptomaine poisoning. When they had
recovered Kelsey took Mrs. Fem on,
FOR a street car ride. In New orleans
thai. Is the cheapcs, and the best way
10 see most OF the city. except the
French quarter. You 20 20 the corner
o. st. Charles and Canal streets and
take the loop car. which for I'VE
cents takes you all around and lands
you back where you started from.
She Suspected Nothing.
~ didn't suspect, anything was wrong
yesterday" Mrs. Fem continued her
story. Charlie was his Usual cheerful
self when no left IN tho morning. He
was whistling as he walked out OF
the door, and all the livelong day
,at I'm my room. Then he came back
with the officers. They asked me II
could help him. How could II All
had was the 800 I drew out OF the
bank Nhen ne went away. That
wouldn't help him. the officers aid
Then they said I was to take his
things out Of my trunk. "A I did that
one OF the officers asked me II my nus
band would take me pack.
"'IIow can I expect III I asked.
"'why, Mrs. Kelsey has taken her
husband back tho ofncer said.
"'Whcre IL sheT ! asked
I'm the next ROOM said the omccr.
Then I knew II was all over. Right ar
ter that the room OF No 40. one OF the
two rooms We occupied. opened. and
there stood Mrs. Kelsey. She didn't say
a word to the. and ] didn't say a word
10 her"
When the reporter had finished, Chief
Clerk Parent sent a porter TO the parlor
to carry Mrs. Fcnn's suit cas- down.
stairs and started her for the Grand
Central station In time to catch the llG
train for Hartford.
Mrs. Kelsey Is already there, having
gone back last night. Kelsey will 20