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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-17

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-17

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-17

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-29
J<1LEGLO lie SAN TLDEFONSO
PARA SENORITAS
DiRlGiDO POR LAS
EERhlAMAS AA LA CARlDAD

I'm este planter st C1rSaA Las aSlgnA
auras proplas ue la pr4mera ensenanza,
90 dan lecclOneS de lngles, Frances y
aAtasioa ALIASES DE ADOkNO: di-
3uJo, pll1tura, ta4ulgralla, maqunllla
eonfecclon de tores.-CLASES DE LA.
BORES :-Cosfura, taplcerla, eneAje4
bordados en- orc, htografia, sedas, etc..
Ate.
Ademas de las asignaturas u1enclona
das, Sc instruye a las alumnas, con gran
ssDero, en- el gobierno interior de una
sasa y Sc les ensena toda clase de o6aios
demesticos.
Les cursos empiezazn ell 10. de Sep
ssembre S. admiten i.lumnas internas
axternas.
Para informes dirigirse Ia Senora
Superiora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-29

Y le arrancan de mis- hrazoss
que nos separa y afela
lentamente y paso 4 paso- +
No va mas dulces confiauzas,
no va mas coloquios pEacisloS,
helaronse las sonrisas,
los acentcs son amargoSr
en- mi 1ecelos injustos,
en- Teodora triste llanfo,
yo herido<l mi amor, y Ell s:IEsg
heridos Y por mi mano,
su dignid2d de rn 7er,
y su. carino. Isl estamoy-
Set'eTe.
Pues estaros en- caminn
lie per'dioi>n 81 tsn clare
YES 10 que 7ar2, ror gnS
no pones rernedioF
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-29

mi esfuerno Yo Sc one SOY
yo perdioa13o rccc { -1cc,
V 6 POGO & no@c -~ra11o,
nosera verdad nperana
10 que hoy mentira 7pzgomos?
(Gooiendo oer ~ b~azo dcm SeUeyo Q hobJandEs
yeconce@tvct7a enerasn nal cc1aezsdos celost
l'o q ee,cso; 70 e. zcsaso~-<,
yo. el niusto; vo eF tTrarn7
y q, el nellie, 81 re~ernsn, -
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-11-30

in the local school last Saturday
and was attend by many Yer,
interesting papers were read-on
interesting subjects. There should
be more interest taken in these
Institutes by others as we'll as
teachers, for their tendency is
educational and the benefits Of
partaking would be manifold
We would advise the teachers
everywhere to invite their la,
friends to attend their institutes as
in this way more interest would
be taken and also more life instil-
ed into the meetings.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-11-30
Mrs. hostel Died.

Mrs. Tereza Hostel, one OF the
early settlers of this place died a,
her home in Tabor last Saturday
morning a II o'clock of apoplexy
at the age of II years. Friday
morning she had been to church
services and there was stricken
with a hemorrhage in the brain,
falling unconscious to the ground
She was hurriedly taken to he,
home and DR.. Blezek summoned
She seemed to be recovering nice
ly during the day from the stroke,
except that she could not swallow
TODD and hopes were entertained
by members of the family tina, she
soop would completely recover.
However, next day a second
s,roke ended her life. The fune-
raj was held Monday from the
i>cal Catholic church; the services
beinr conducted and a sermon de,
livered ~ Rev. Bouska. The at.
tendance de >oite the cold weather
was very large. The deceased
old lady was born IN bonemia
and came to this countrS with mel
AZ years ago and spent tbs hrs'
wear in Iowa, near Spillville'
Thence they took claim miles
northwest of Tabor and engaged
in farming. Her husband died
about six years ago and she lived
in her little cottage in town alone
She leaves FIVE sons, who by name
are: Frank, Martin, James, Tho
mas and John; the four hrs,
named being well to do farmer:
near Wagner and the last name
living in town, and three daught
ers Mrs. Melmer who lives ir
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-11-30
ABOUT TOWN

Jos. Pavlis left Wednesday foi
Kimball for short visit.
]. A. Wagner was in Lake An.
des on business Tuesday.
Anton Kortan and his wife
visited at Yankton Monday.
Roof and barn paint at Vauk's
at SO cts. gallon.
Frank Horacek was in Sioux
City the early part of this week.
mo hunting" signs for sale al,
the Independent office.
John Vanacek was at Yanat,an
Monday visiting with his sons,
J. E Matuska and r. r Mix
were at Tyndall Thugs
For a square deal ,.,,o. oni
kou rr,oas ,or, gOOu luWpei' on>
' ''""s 10 J. H. Queal Co.
~ s. i arrived at the hom'
y '' ~ 1 Mrs. Loes last Friday
LOS +, 2-year old heifer, vel
lowHh brown color. Fr. Bousl
Henry Schneider of Wayne
was here .on business last Satuf
day.
Tabor Mill -four for sale at Via
SAX & Straka or w. Musil'
Meat Market.
Joseph Kocer and his wife Wis
ed relatives at Yankton Wedne:
day.
mound City "Horse Shoe
paint wears longest, looks hes
Jos. Skorpik & Co. 81
]. w. Hruska returned la
Thursday from trip in Yanktol
Joe is buying hogs just now fe
feeding.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-11-30

Miss Josie Obr arrived here from
Belvideie for a short visit with
her parents.
The Independent has for sale
School warrant books of 100
sheets at 75c. each.
Several of our young people at
tended the da, zee at Lesterville
Wednesday evening.
Attorney ], nousek ofYankton
and Thomas Wagner of Lester
vile were b ere on business mat
tiers last friday.
A large supply of red cedar
posts and American field fence,
barbed wiEe for sale at Ptak's lum
Der yard,
So, r. nw Wagner and Wheeler
over in Chas Mix will have to
fight it out next year. The coun-
ty seat at present is in Wheeler
an inIJ nd town.
Jonas Gleich Of Wisconsin, a
to'imer resident of Lakeport and
Fis son of Lakeport. spent the ear
ily part of the eek near Lake
Andes visiting with Jas. Gleich.
Frank Barta and his wife Of
near Dante took tAeir little
daughter home VINO was uuder the
care of DR.. Bhezek for some time
The condition. Of the child is mncf
improved.
| Frank H)avka of Meade county
arrived here last Thursday from
his claim and surprised the editor.
Mr.. Hiavka is printer by trade
! and is an old acquaintance of ours
r from the smoky city of Chicago.
An auction sale will be held on
tn. farm of Anton Pechan, i mile
north and miles east of Lake
port on Sat. Dec. 2. at which hor.
ses, cows, hogs and farm machine
t ry will be sold to the highest bid.
: der.
Even if your palate could no,
y tell the diffei ence, yohr stomach.
!. Old |. w. HARPER Whiskey is
2 the perfection of distillation ripe.
ned by age and nature into a be.
verage and stimulant unsurpassed.
Sold by Hruska & Trunec.
A teachers institute was held
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-11-30

o mourn her loss. Inc lHuc
pendent extends sympathy.
Press Dakotan. The case of
State VS.. William Renner and
Maud Bixby was tried this after
loon Thursday at the city hall.
1t has been known for several
lays that the Merchants Hotel
was having troubles and one fight
had already come out of the mix
up. This afternoon the two de.
fendants named above were charg-
ed by States Attorney Joseph ia
uousek with conducting a house
of prostitution. Mr.. Janousek
says Mrs. Bxby is married
woman whose husband has just
left the city. That she had sha-
dy reputation at Tyndall and that
William Renner is also married,
and likewise bears the same kind
Of reputation and also comes from
near Tyndall. 1t is charged also
that Mrs. Blxby tried to induce
her young sister to lead the same
kind of life she herself was lead
ing, and that I5-year old sister
also here. and who has guardians,
will be called for by Officers today
or tomorrow and placed in proper
care. The further charge, 1t is
understood, of selling intoxicatir &
liquors without necessary license,
will also be made in the case. AT
the proceedings Mr.. Harry Kur-
kle appeared for the defendants
and change of venue was asked
and granted. The hearing will
take place as soon as Judge
Richey, at present out OF town,
can arrange for it,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-11-30

Lake Andes, Mrs. FIR Rokusek
who Ewes in Lesterville and Mrs.
Frank kocer of Lake Andes
mourn her loss. The indie
pendent extends sympathy.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-11-30

The
pears il
getting
the bur
type ar|
inevita1
we parI
for the
!. cases d
I hoping
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-08
(To Be Continued.)
EFFORT MADE TO WREC KTRAIN
Tie Tied to Track of Southern Road
Between Trenton and EdgefieId De-
tectcd by Engineer.
ttlr,'d

Edgefeld Feb. 1.-The Southern
train, due to arrive in Edgefield last
night at 7:45 was delayed two hours
on account Of an attempted wreck.
Soon after leaving Trenton for
Edgefield, the engineer detected that
the engine had struck some obstacle
on the track and Immediately stopped
the train. Upon investigation it was
found that two crossties had been laid
on the track and partially mounted
one Of the ties and it was some time
before it could be restored to the
track.
Through the alertnes OF the en-
gineer the train was stopped before
any damage was done. An effort was
made to apprehend the would-be
Wrecker. Tracks Of a peculiar shape
were observed leading from the place
and an effort was made to obtain
nloodhounds from Aiken, but they
could not he secured last night
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-08

10 the course OF centuries q channel
mas been cut right across the 200 yards
or land. Owing TO the same cause
the summer rains have excavatcd a
ravine through the crater up above.
anu similar passage exists here. only
IL happens TO run parallel to the line
or the clif. IL extends n good deal be.
yOhd It's apparent outlet and is de
Tended by dangerous reef. Mnrcrr
once landed on n rock during vcry
calm day and saw the opening. lie
investigated it, luckily for mr-luckily
In fact, for all of us"
IhuS the minutes sped until a dim
shape emerged from the opposite black
ness. 10 came uuhcard. growing from
nothing INTO something with ghoStIy
subtlety Iris. prey To many emo
tions. managed TO stinc the exclama
tiOn OF alarm that rose uubIdden. Ru
Hozier read her distress In hardly
audible sob
at IL our friend Marcel" he whis
pered. $50 Domingo has made good
his landing he brave! The sea ~
quite calm. This man has been to the
island and back In less than a quarter
OF an hour"
The catamaran swung round and
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tced the inex exptfcable disorder among
q body Of men some of whom resem-
bled his own comrades. He had beard
the nrtnR and was discussing 1t with
others when this strange thing hap
pened
He challenged. San Renevid an
swered. but his voice was shrill and
unof1ceriike.
The engines were started. A rnan
leaped to the wharf he was In r!e
act OF casting mooring rope OK
fixed capstan when De sylvia shot him
between the shoulder blades.
"On board. all OF you" shrieked the
ex-president in a frenzy.
AT 'em. boys" gasped Coke. though
scarce able to staGGer another foot.
The meu needed no bidding Sheets
OF fame leaped from the vessels deck
as the soldiers seized their rifles and
fired point blank at these mysterious
assailantS who spoke In a foreign ian
guage. hut hame alone could not stop
that desperate attack. Some fell. but
the survivors sprang at the Brazilians
hNS hohHiSbcu WIVES OH tuelT prey
There was no more shooting. Men
grnppled And fell. some into the water.
others on deck, or they Sprawled over
the hatch and wrought in frantic struC-
gle In the narrow cabin. The fight did
not last many seconds. An engineer.
fnT ing lever and throttle waive.
roai>1 10 sailor TO take the wheei
and already the launch was curving
seaward when Hozier shouted:
where is Marcel"
"Lyin' dead on the wharf" said
Watts.
Are you certain"
HE was alongside me. an e threw
'is ands mp an dropped like shot
rabbit"
Then who has gone for Miss Yorkey'
mo Que. Dye think that this blamed
president cares for anybody but his
self?"
Philip felt the deck throbbng with
the pulsations of the screw. The lights
on shore were gliding by. The launch
was leaving Fernando Noronha. and
Iris was waiting In that wretched hut
beyond the hill. waiting for the sum
mons that would not reach her, for
Marcel was dead. and Domingo. the
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adjoined South point.

adjoined South point
1t was inadvisable to strike into that
road Immediately. A little more to
the curral. or stockyard. If they head
ed for the latter place the men could
obtain some stout cudgels. The con-
vict poems In charge Of the cattle
should be overpOwered and bound.
thus preventing them from giving an
avoid the inhabited hillside overlook
ing the main anchorage until they were
close TO the citadel. Then. crossing the
fort road. they would advance boldly
10 the enemys stronghold. first max
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ing sure that the
launch was still
IN ner accuStom-
ed station In the
roa d stead be-
meath the walls.
San Renavides
would answer the
5 en- try's QueS-
tions, there would
be q combined
rus b for t b g
guardrOom on the
right of the gate.
and IL they were
able to master the
guard as many of
the assailants as
possible W Oul d
don the soldiers
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-08

.A,I . ~ VII OV NVSITON"N
All the wicked will God DESTROY" The
death of those priests OF Baal forosbod
owed the destruction in the Second Death
OF All who work inicrity: but those
priests themselves til not safer the Sec-
o"u Death. Like all the remainder OF
N"'lh race. their resurrection from the
u'"' was provided Tor AT Calvary. and
,ll'H' AS N'N as all others. must bc
hrought e. knowled..e of ,no .rrr,tS On,
to an opportunity OF reconciliaticp g.
God. -
r".I"NlnS tho lorG9 demonstration clD,c
'''e I"hs-deSired rain. not only physically
rel TrvireShlng, but also showing a return OF
aNlhe laNor II fell on TIE evil and on
the good, TO make both bet .er.
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mand TO US today 10
put false teachers
10 death. We arc 10
remember, as before
suggested. that Israel
was a special nation
with which God dealt
in Il special manner,
and that many OF
their dOings. under
Divine direction. were
typical OF higher
things TO be accom-
plished in Gods King
dom. Ultimately. aft
er fun opportunity.
every false teacher
and every Wilful sim
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willing to relieve the
drouth-when a suf-
iciency Of punish
ment had come upon
the Israelites for their
iniquitie s-when at
least some of them
had been called to
their senses. remind
ed Of their Covenant
with the Lord and
his enga cement to
give them blessings
8br adversities, accord
ing to their obedi-
ence. On arriving at
the palace Elijah call
ed for the Roval Gil
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-02-08

Choose you this deg rhOm ne rtH serpe.'-
Joshua 2I:I5.
<~H HE word Of the Lord came to Elijah
- in the third year instructing him
10 manifest himself TO King Ahab.
with view TO the termination Of the
drouth. This may have been the third
year OF the Prophets sojourn at Zare-
phath. or it may have been the third year
after Elijah's announcement to Ahab.
The land Of Israel may already have been
experiencing a six-months' drouth when
Elijah announced 10 the king that no rain
was to be expected until he, as Gods ser-v-
ant, would announce ii or bring It, In
any event we have the assurance that the
entire period Of drouth was three and
half years.-Luke 4:25; James SIT.
When the time was fulfilled God directed
Elijah to present himself TO King Ahab
because the time had come when God was
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TO scream De-
spite his warning
she must nc least
have whispered a
question. but her
ears caug ht a
sound TO which
they were now
well accustomed
The light chug-
chtg Of an engine
and the happlng
OF q propeller
came MP To them
from the sea. The
steam launch was
approaching. Per-
haps they had
been seen al
ready. As IL to
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She felt rather than saw that he had
suddenly grown rigid. His right arm
new out and drew her to him.
"Sh-s-s-hr' he breathed and pulled
her behind q rock. Her woman's heart
yielded TO dread OF the unseen. II
pulsed violently. and she was tempted
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he was q puppy. a mongrel puppy.

After q really difficult and hazardous
descent they found the others awaiting
them In q rock shrouded cove. The
barest standing room was afforded by
a patch Of shingle and detritus. Along
side nat stone lay three broad planks
tied together with eowhide. The cen
ter plank was turned up at one end
This was the catamaran, which De
Sylvia had dignined by the name Of
boat.
Were ave you bin?' growled Coke
We've lost good ten minnits. You
ought to ave known. Hozier. that It's
darkest just after sunset!'
I'VE could not have started sooner
sir"
IVY not? We were KEEP waitin' up
there. searchin' for you"
THAT was our best slice Of luck to
day. Had any Of you appeared on the
ledge you would have been seen from
the launch"
"Wot lauuchT'
THE launch that visited US this
morning. Ten minutes ago she was
standing by at the foot of the rock"
Philip spoke slowly and clearly. he
meant his news to strike home. As
he anticipated. De Sylvia broke In.
"You saw IT," he asked. and his
deep voice vibrated with dismay.
"Yes. l even made out, by actions
rather than words. that the darkness
alone prevented the soldiers from COM
Ing here tonight The skipper would
not risk iG"
De Sylvia said something under his
breath He spoke rapidly to San Ben
avides. and the latter seemed 10 be
cowed. for his reply was brief. Then
the ex-president reverted to English
~ have decided to send Marcel and
Domingo ashore FIRST" he said They
will select the safest place for q land
ing. Marcel will bring back the cat
amaran and take OF Mr.. Hozier and
the young lady. Captain Coke and [
will follow. and the others In such or
der as Senior Benavides thinks tit.
The catamaran will only hold three
with safety. but Marcel believes he
can 6nd another for Domingo Re
member. all OF you. silence Ii essen
nal!"
CHAPTER TX.
THE RIeoR OF THE GAME.
obedience TO their leaders order,
Marcel. the taciturn, and Domin.
u so. from whose lips the Britons
had scarce heard a syllable. squat.
ted on the catamaran- Marcel welded
q short paddle. and an almost imper.
ceptible dip Of It's broad blade sent the
strangely built craft across the pool.
Once In the shadow II disappeared
completely. There was no visible out
let. The rocks thrust their stark
ridge against the sky In a seemingly
impossible barrier. Some of the men
stared at the jagged crests as though
they half expected to see the Bra
zilians making a portage just as trav.
elers In the Canadian northwest haul
canoes up river obstructed by rapids
well. that gives me the go-by."
growled Coke. whose alert ear caught
no sound save the ripping Of the wa
ter. III say. mister. 'ow Is 1t done?" he
went on.
1T Is a simple thing when you know
the secret" said DE Sylvia. "Have
you passed Fernan ndo Noronha before.
captain?"
MANY a time"
"Have you seen the curious natural
canal which you sailors call the Hole
In the WallT'
yes: it's near the s'uth'ard end"
well, the sea has worn away
layer Of soft rock that existed there
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one other man who could have gone 20
her WAS lying III the cabin with three
ribs broker ana his collar bone tr,,,..
turCd
(To Be Continued
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Without tact you can learn moth
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CHAPTER TX.
TUE DInnn nr TUT naNfu

THE RIeoR OF THE GAME.
N obedience to their leaders order.
Marcel. the taciturn. and Domin
so. from whose lips the Britons
had scarce heard syllable, SQUAT.
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lSlH1HfAnENI1ssE
NJkBROKlYN D
'g7lHBERNACtE
Mi .nTDE CTrnbrC
BIBLE. STUDIES.
THE PRAYER R-ANSWERINo GOD
/ Kings 18: -4o-February II

Choose you this dGy UhOm pc uiH serUe."-
Joshua 2L.I5.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-19
COnsum D.iOn

Anyone Interested in the cure of Con
sumption should get one Of the booklets
telling of recovcries by the use Of Eek
mans Alternative.
Coughs. Stubborn Colds and Pneu-
monia may he the beginning Of more
serious trOuhles-Eckman'S Alternative Is
the effective remedy. Read Mr.. kAnaly's
statement:- Saratoga, \. y.
''Gcn,lrmen: For five or six years |
was troubled with cough and eXpectora.
ton. | also had high fever. My ease
was declared Consumption by my physi-
clan. l was given Cod Liver OIL CreasOte
and other medicines, all without benefit.
AT Christmas time. 1906 | was not
expected to live. Calling DR.. Il. II. Nc
earthly, he advised the use of Eckman's
Alternative. which took with excellent re-
suits and was entirely cured.
During the past year, l have gained
Is lbs. l go out In all weathers and
have had no cough or cold whatever.
l give these facts to encourage others to
use Eckmans Alternative"
(Signed Affidavit, JAS. W. KANALi.
Ecknnn's Alternative is effective in Bron
chitis. Asthma. Hay Fever; Throat and
Lung Troubles, and In upbuiding the
system. Docs not contain poisons. opiates
Or habit forming drugs. Ask for booklet
Of cured eases and write to Eckman
Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa, for more EVIL.
dence. For sale by all leading druggists and
Lowan's Drug Store. Bismarck. N. u