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Mn bers aemtint.

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Sbrem gsbrohenen gein baben Gle TO-
eben einen Marfh pollenDet2 Das iii
ia rein unmDsIih!1
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User Itets Die Hdhiidt nur ldbt mall
ten,
Der fpirb rag Rudfeb'n oft bs6alt.n.
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,d ..geciI;e": biefe Ginfahbeit

fad .gseiIie"; bieie ginfudbeit =
ihreibt gabaIino Renba - entlpriht
burhaus benz einfd6en 3nihnItt bes
,ronprin5lihen Sausholts. Wenn bic
aronprinseiIin bonn 8ronprin6en
ipriht, foat iie ME anbers ais rmein
Wsann". uno Die fleinen Greienilie bes
tGalihen 2ebens beIhdftigen odsarpns
prinsenpaar oennu 70 tpie cine beliebise
tIeinbiirgerli6e 5amilie. Ils Der
arcnprins Sduptmann BET Der Saroe
tpur unb feline gef0rberung gum ylc'
ipr erpartsts, bic Der aaiier, Der gesen
feline SDhne INNER BON grpber Strens
se lit. lanae binausi dob, idrteb pie
arpnprinaeFin an cine 5reunotn in
einem griefe, Der burd Die Snblstres
tin elmer 3eitung an Die OefFentlidteit
selungte: nWerOen mir bieie S6pao'
ron befpmmen pber nidt2 8ir tDnner
Dor Qufrssung taum nod idlofen...
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Der Bar pon gorientts gsitrnncet mar
Der aapitdn Der ,.SilDer Minss" Iieb
fid5 mad bem UsilIiondrfhiff rnbtra
unb fanb bert 9les in srOBter 4ufres
cung. Derssbfin bate man onrh
SrabtIofe 1eIssrupbis ollie herbeisus
ruien periutt. Der Baron unb bic
garunin fparen ratbIos. bic aus 80
aDpfsn bsitsbenbe frnnsDfiihe Wonns
ft,oft ipdr iiberrniioet uno 5eigte 2uit
su AufiGfIisteit. Ser Baron Bat ben
RcpitGu bes englifhen Shiffts nit
benz ieines eigtneri 5u pereinbnren, iptes
pieI fir Die Jlostmonuns Der Dadt an
bic GngI6nber sesnbli werDen iplIe.
Der admmsrbiener bes 5errn bon
Rot6IhiIb fpitIie ben Dolmeiider srpis
ihen ben beioen Ghiffiibrsrn, bic
| ihliebIit bohin iibersintnmsn. bdb Der
0eyiuh Der sSloitmnhung. AUDI iDenn
Ct miBling., nit 800 plumb SttrIins
| pergiiet perben fplls. glide tr ouges
gen. 70 bieb Is. iDerbe mnn iih iiber bic
S5be bss neutrality-suspicious. idon
eininen. Ddrnufbin begnnn Der engs
hide anpitGn NIT fsiler nnr % aopts
| jtnrtsn Wunninoft bic Ret.ungsarbtis
ten, lie fiibrien iebpb am eriten logs
uiht gum 3iel. Degsn 4benb rnrbe
bas Wetter itiirmiid, unb Der 4uftnts
bait auf Der hsftis ifspnntenoen yah'
/ b0hft unsemiiiblid'. Muf grfnhtn pes
| s3arcns nabm Der englifhe Ropit1n
| ion unb fcins druu nebit aammerbie'
n.r uno aammeriungftr an Boro BE-,
| .GilperDinGs4 unD rGumte ibnfn aus
| freien Gtiiden ieins sigene Sabine. ril
| pes eriien Effisiers unb ben Salon ~
perf6nIiher Dsrfiienns Elm. am ndH'
item 1nae ipnrbtn bic Dsrfudhe ipiebs1
aufaenpmmsn. Q(nh Elm fpnnifne,
aiiHenborpftr beihsilisis Ish ies
boran, nnhbsm er fih. obipnhl e pie
All Helm mar, I'M bic groBe Dnht los
suI1Iepptn. 10000 pfunb GterIiE.
, bafiir nusbebungsn bate. ungtidbr r:l
! fietsnDen 1bsil nss Mertbes bsr sai
. NAB unb ibrer Ginrihtung. gln
| 4btnb bss 3tpeiten Sdges glide d
! ben GnrldnDern nnter betrd6tlihel
. 0eIndbisung ibrss Dumpfsrs. b;
| g)1d,t fIott 5u MAIDEN. DcgegtH OR
) mcGts btr Hupitdn Der aSilrt
J MNnas" nid,t, Den Baron GDmIn'
/ Roibfhilb sur Mniptliuns zines anas
5 meFenen Ntttnngsfobnss siI btuscss
!. pielmtbr Iitb bisier "a auf bic asri6s
1 li&e aIags nntOrsn,en Jn btr prD5tb
) perhnnbIung Iieb RotblAilb burm fei
5 nen frons6ff@en RdpitGn bic bon otr
{ brsif&er Dnnvfey ber ~4tmdb@ sslei
! estss Disafs - y csriaglasls y
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Grs.ntriihe Miuiundr..

Bon erSsntriia.n RiaionGren ers
sGblt bic 81. 9. aprr.": Wnn ertns
nert iih, bab Der betoHnte omeritanis
It. WtillipnGr GrebI.r zines Cages
,,Gopt 8u Ghr.n" Elm Diner I'm 2onoo'
nsr Sapop Spt.l CAB, BET bem Der
ganSe SooI in cine pollitdnoiee Wins
terIanofnaft pertponbelt mar uno Die
Gellner als Gs.imps perikibet bic
Gdite bebientsn. Derfelbe areBler bat
DOR etpo bier Subrsn i'm ielbtn 5otel
elm Diner gessbtn, bas in GonbsIn
einsenpmmsn tpurbe. Jait iheint es.
bab Der ungsb.ure Reihtbum bel itts
nsn geiissrn einsn 3uitanb 5ur Jolse
bat, ben man bSfli9srpeife als msrs
5sntriI91 ar k5eibnen pflest. Derars
tiee 2sute giebt es aber nur IN Imea
rita, aud europa tam mebrere bieier
grempldre uuftp.iien. bic bon 3eii 81,
3eit burh ibre 5eIpsutbo!sn os Mel!
| in gritaunsn iesen. 60 ippbnte por
einiser 3sit in .inem Wiener 9oi.I ein
reiher po!e, Der feline Disnerfhafi aui
gang beIpnbere 4rt robserihtst1 bate.
Wenn sr TsiEen aammerbiener toms
men lafien ipollts, 10 fpi.lt. sr aui
einem Clifton bic erittn Rottn bes
StrouBfhsn 8onauipaI5ers unb Del
Sausmeiitsr elite terbei, psnn er Elm.
WeiIe aus .WilbeIm 1en" sr.lingsr
b1rte. Die MISUNDERSTANDING bee
| ii6srIpanntsn pplen beitanb i'm aut'
f6iren feines SmnibuHes. Gines 20
aes erf6isn sr auf einem 9au gang II
MeiB eelsibst, NIT einem 5emo aus
| fdnar8er Seibe. Gr Ipeiite bdufis
in einem Refiaurant, fiets ober in benz
fsIben unb besann fsin Mubl NIT cine,
/ balb.n SoHe 2affee. tpGbrenb feir
leBtsr Gang bic Guppe mar.
! Gin rufiifher gojur, Der in D0lligel
3uriidssaOgeuteit lsbt unb yliemani
3u iebsn piinfht, bat elm Mittel &c
funbsn, Inn ouf .isenortigs Wsiie Ian
ae HeiIen suriid5uIegen. Mings IN
feinen gart bat er Elm Deleis legen LAT
fen, auf ben er in einem BON pferDel
as3osenen Wasen berumfdbrt. Biz 6
| isin imasindrss 3iel erreibt. Dam
tebrt er b0hit befriebist nah9ouie su
rid. 4ae Barrier tennen ben oItel
Banter, Der p0llig nudt IN ieinem6o
tel lebt unb ala ein3igss Oetrdni Elm
leihte Rompbtrl0fung au f6 nimmi
Gin anberer rplutomuntS lebt in ga
ftings in Gnslanb. Aue 1aee srf9ein
Il puntt IL l1br WittaeS II fsinel
o,astet ast hem 2sH s3asa 3sste
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-29
tier bss gfau.ntbrOn.s 5i Debit Der,

Iier bes pfausntbronts 81 Debit bsrs
oeItent lei. Die Seitenlsbnen bes
5brpnes iparen hamals NIT atrei uns
Ihdbbaren erpBen Oiamdrlten ges
front, BON bensn Der cine nWeebuiens
haupt" unb Der anbere .Wcnobsrg"
bieB. gsadoem Die Nfsbdnen Ssfa-
ban, bic bomalise Rtfioena oes per@l
Iifben Shabs erobert iinb Stah
Rabir ermorbet 1dtten, pliinberten
iie Die Sdle bes 51loHes aus. ginsr
BON ibnen braa ben sMonbbtrs" aus
benz Shrpn beraus, uno fhentte thn
Bel einem groben ariessselage elmer
perIiIhen Sdnserin, bic oiefen ST.
100000 Dollars tpertben Diamanten
an einen 4rmsnier fir einise Solos
Itiide pertaufte.
Der Grmenier pertarfte ben Stein
aeasn bus goelsbipIom unb $3.50, 900
an ben Stos bes 3aren. Reben oies
| fem aunitlpert Iehen tpir ferner einen
IhDnen, aus ehten perlen gstptrtten
5eppich nebIt benz od3u ge1prigen
Sbrtifien unb einen Sba!tdn, an benz
eine Menoe SplitGrs bdngen, pelter
einiQe SGbel nit biamantenen 9urs
tsln, prattpolle nit Oiamantsn uno
gerlen our6ptrtte aleioer, Oplhs,
BON oenen Der 9riff bes etnen aus
einem Stiid Smaraao beitebt. gles
ben ben beiosn grobsn SoIitdrs Der
4oziznor (alGu3enosr Berg nno Der
Dariazi NOR (eldnSsnoss Weer). bsrsn
0aFer auBsroroentltb rein 1T. ltsssn
I anei pruhtpo!le aronen nno eIns
berrlite Mibs nit elmer brilantensl
: 4erdffs.
llnb nun sin.n Bid In ben ipnis'
/, lihen Sarem. Die Srauengsmahs'
d. beg Gdubs babeu penieIbsn 3uihnit'
/. ipie bic 0arems bts guItans Wtcbdm'
4 neo V. unb oes SboiDen Su aalro
! Die pornsbmsn SamiIien in per'tsn
!, rehnetsn es iih burhaus ntbt 5ul
4 Gbre, ibre 56ttsr gu Gatiinnsu bes
:. Soabs erbobsn gu isben. bu besunnt'
t LID S6ab 9tafiresooin, iopis telr
: Gphn Saab Mtu:affsrteooiR tpessr
/ bes8ei3es betannt tpuren, Der i'm iibrt'
oen Elm taoiariTtes 5amilienloftsr 1T
I bo Der jeBt lsbeHos Sdabssn'ehat
!. sbenfals aIs ein Guberit gsioiser5srr'
n Ider oilt. Die iuRgsn Guttinner
!. Ididt Der SDnis bulo naa Der Shlis
:. buno bes Gbebunoes tpiebsr beim, IN
1 benz er oieisn fpenie bentioenspsrtbsr
il Gjsfd0pfen cine son5 eeringfugis
# GntIhdbiguns rnitgiebt. Sm tonislt
r. den Sorem unter'6eibet mon bre
II alaTen bon Jrausn: oi. prins.Hin
r nen, bic benz a6nise aino.r sebrad
(, boben, bic MoitrsFsu urb bic Jrauel
II nteberen Rangss. Die 4uff4t be!
/. Sorems, bic ppn fpsis.u uno fhtpor
E. sen Gunuhen beforst tpirb, If Guberi
9. Itreng. Da Der Sarem elm s,beiIists
/, Srt 1T, 10 lit ss ieoem Gremben Be
4 sobesitrdfe perbptsn, in iein. De
Il beimnifIe einsuorinsen. Jm Iioroli
y den stabttheiIs gsbsraus b.finoet iic
,b bic rsisenbe surppdifds aoIDHie, nj
j. itrsn brsiten Straben, Die absno
Iebr out erleubtet iinb.
n 3um S6lub lei bier nod bic Stb.
y raner uniper'it1t ertDahnt, no aIe
4 m6olihe seIsbrt, ober faft nihts q
N lernt pirt. Dafiir siebt bic R.si'
a. runa allen Stuosntsn Speii. I'm
1. srant uno Elm ansemsFeHss GebaIt.
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Gin Geeabenteuer bes

Gin Gteabenteuer bes
BaronsGbmunbR bRotb fhilb.
.Dant bonn 6oufe Rotbfdilb-. lisbe
ii6 Elm fIeiner Geeromnn irtfftnb be-
tifeln, Der elmer Derbanblung oes loHs
bonsr Mhmirnlitdtsgerihts su DrunDs
lag. 6isr Der nouptinbalt: 4ls Der
sttpa 5000 9onnen groBe englifht
Dampftr ,GilDer WingS1 iih i'm ptrs
gangensn Winisr nuf Der 6timfahrt
bon guenoss sMpres nad QoHbDn bes
fanb, bemerften Qnpit0n unb Wanns
Ihnft BEL point be 9cllunbe on Der
tubaniInen Riijte ein nileenihtiHlih
in Notb befinblihts G9iff. % mar.
pie iim bsrausfeElte. Die 1900 9onntn
arcte yaht .4tnaH- beS In poris
bsim0tbbere9tieten Harpns Gbmunh
| seDttfHiln, Bic In gef6tsllGsr Ndbt
lpsa tslssIispsa su1 Rssa1lassfies y
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nur m0eIih buritsIlsn. Die RiGtsr gee
langitn trpsbem 5u elmer onoeren Uni.
fufnna. Gie iprahen ben Gigenthiis
msrn Der .Gilper Winss@ 2lOO Vto.
Sterlina, ihrem anpitGn 150 pfo Ct
unb ibr.r MaHni4ofi $50 Pb. 81.
su, bsmdBen bic Oeiommtentih hdois
guHs nlitbin nuf runb $1,000 W.
Der Rei1tbum bes Gras
fen g Sheremetien tit IN NuBs
lamb iprii4tp0rtlit senoroen. ~Shrsis
ben Mrs ouf Gherem<tjetDs Htds
nung.- fogt man, ipennJemanbtm cine
Gode su tbeusr iit. elmer i'm aortens
ipiel pieI perlorsn bat uftu. Ons
pr1htise GdIob In Rubtoipo beiUaos>
tau nit isiner ouseriDohlt guten OF
mdlnsauIerie, ber tteinen Gremitugs
unb Der beriihmten WlufheIsrptis. finb
DenfmGler Der bobenRultur zines rule
{iffxn Dronb<n. lkber Sheremets
| ietDs Cr6eftsr, bas I'm Winter 1911
| fir einen grcben 9heiI bts publitumk
unenieeItlib ipislt. baben mir friiber
beriGtet. Gin neues unternkbn,eH
Ienst oug.nblidlid bic 4ufmertfumteit
ouf ben fir ipeiisuropdiIte Nesriffe
mdrhenbcft rsihen Orcfen. Cine
@ruppe Notwithstanding ndms
lih bemiibt iia init 6ilft Des friiberen
0sianbtsn in Roren. pa!Ulon, urn
einen Iansfriitigen padtpertrag. Die
beiben 0oritGbte Wsnstau's. DiiuHiinp
unb Warina Rofhifdn, bic urter dns
beren benz 0rafen seboren. folItu ais
Wiaenft1bte init alien 1equtmIi4teiten
Der Neu5sit ausgebaut ip<rctn, usn
ein Wosfnusr bnperifhes Wkrtef unD
I.wsostau SO. 5u biIoen. Diefes pro<
| jeit III isbo1 niht 70 ltiht bur1jus
| iiibren, benn ouf bem Gmsremeijens
i Idxm Grunb unb @oben iieben nidAt
iptniger als 1000 6duisr, In btnen q
nabe 10000 Menfdkn trotnen. I
rufFifhem Neft bat Der 0ruuA ~
4 thiimer benz pGhter. falIs
| niht erneuert ipirD, ber(
preis Der srrifteten Gel
5ueriintten, In bi<iem 81
Il erit eine Gtnbt non LIN =. ss s.s,tss .s.s q
ntrn su bs5oblen. faIIs HSsass. ~
| Wlinifkfratb eingebrnd = a's1'
he's ruiIiIdtn Nauredta hsE ass 2ssl
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bon rotkr Ssibe, bic Jiibe in pans
toffeIn. bi. gsitidi unb NIT gbeIfteis
nsn per5iert iino. Sur grDbten DeIne
itisune bts publitums. oos ibm burd
zen garten3aun suihnui, fpriht sr ein
lautes Gebet an bic GoEne, benz Boz
ter bes gidts unb bss Blifts". Ddnn
irirft er fif3 Dor einsm tleinen lem
pei nieber, In oem Iin Elm grDitsies
O0Benbilb tefinbet, behen Nugen SfDel
toitbars Diamanen finb. Dieit,
Mann lit nidt ettpa ein fanntlf6el
Drientols. ipnbsrn EN- einfaher tHgli
fher Biirgtr. Der iit gu eigerkm Ge'
br1uh cine Heligion gdflfftn BAL
unb fie nah ieiner Uocon 1usabt pbn'
I'm 1Isbrioen ben Nsrfu1 ~ m14sn
Lnatsss osists bG1s y be3B6Ssn
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Carrit Setter,

aeiebie Iod1ter bon aodm mre ltnttarine
Setter, aet. Gnnnncrs, i'm stter bon 2s .lnbtsH.
Sie s'eerotanng fiflbei Gantitaa. oeii SO. Ge6cMs
bcr 1911, Miorgeus tlbr 10 Wfnutsn. pom
1rnnerbauie. no. 1905 Btriuap 1oenne BrIse
Siu. ans itdtt, irornmf uH np IN ber "a
9Sileelrt'airHc Elm fetcrIilbes aefTlIifm obgebdb
fen rirh.
eafn9eite. 3nO,, 8eiiunecu pcusn, bite. 10
pifCn. il
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gu psrmist6en--gottuse.

tDppIar Gtrats $40. Bier 3tnrmtr Gsttass;
HaHn, 823 Ncblar 6tSobe "
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6aniburg. .alnrerifase einie

aaenteu In Cincinnati gasfieru 0trmar
Ror,E Grfsc gfuiiranlsAaHf geHsfesIriiig Rat.
eadrf, af.as ssntieual.e4aiss. saaliuf Straeel
G.rfYan HaficnalssaHf, ssriGbicn German PAM
1dsrtfcu uHb gsiernin sne.: Trcpsneuf Eop
iie5 as1ni & Irrit 60.
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EObcs-Mnseigen.
fenis Mitins,

Gfrrb i'm Geutfnen slItcrbeim am 81. 81
5eMbsr 1etf, uni 1lbg Rdhnrittnes,
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gn D her utiH

s5rnu 1ratlnte (3ul v mir eins
To-: .Oief< aebmdnn in 6iId 4
ite6Iid6eB Meib! H<nter nimut bic
tern gs6sn MIR auf n
eincnbes porbsi; ut Nj 1naajie
~ aqA mis u1apsls5
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Qtpei. mmer.aIat; @os, CAB, Toilet
ri-r fin Griradbfenc. HndGufruqeH tfr nfu'
len efDd, 3i0e Bs:fnc. stce, nabe shii.ise
Gfrnbe. 2i,2c,1e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-29

inn alter bon 20 Sabren pebiirtia aus mfifns
den, Snnerii. Sic eeibenfeter ttnnet iion nm
tags, i'm 9euiiGen altfnhetm, iiftb I'M lbs
Die iseuerbeitattnng I'M gnamtoisnr1 u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08

at the hotel, Arnold went to one of
the merchants with whom he was ac-
quairted.
IF you wanted something from tho
City Council what lawyer would you
enguGe?" lie asked
Jim pucey,' was the answer ..'Hc
tician."
Arnold went to Ducey ana talked TO
him for an hour. Arnold could talk
most convincinGly. He did not know
much about telephones, but he made
pucey think he did. He told Duccy
the telephone service in the city OF
Stoncr was getting outrageous Tho
price, too, was eNtortionate. He would
give TO the city far better service
at much lower rate He wantefl n
franchise to do so. He wanted Mr..
pucey's aid in obtaining this franchise
Mr.. Ducey would be doing q. great pub
lie service in opening the way TO the
new company.
Mr Ducey was young, had some irish
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08

blood and took a fancy TO Arnold from
tho start.
I'd like to nelp you" he said. but
being City Attorney cannot. 1t pays
5000 year and the $50 month comes
In handy. I've two months moro to
serve and want to succeed my sclf"
Resign for tho two months" sug-
Scsted Arnold. I'll pay you as much
as the city. Run for recollection An
nounce that YOU esiGned for tho two
months In order to get for the city
the new and cheaper and the inlmcas-
iIrably better telephone service"
Arnold was most persuasive. and tho
way he put the thing caught Ducey's
fancy 1t was rather slow In Stoner.
anyhow. and Duccy saw bit OF ex-
element SO he consented TO resign and
become Arnold'S counsel and helper
And now" said he. what kind OF a
franchise do YOU want?"
This was puz1lcr for Arnold. but
he did not show 1t. He didn't know
the form of franchise he needed. In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08

it only was twenty or thirty seconds
after his first speech that Arnold broke
the silence, Then lie asked:
rs there anybody here who knows
ana body who has s5o0?"
No one else seeming to have reply
TO make. man in the corner spoke
Il know an old geezer." he said. who
sometimes will let go of few hundred
il a proposition is first-class and il a
man leaves leg. an eye and an arm or
TWO for security"
Lead me 10 him. said Arnold
If his case had not been despera re
Arnold would not have accepted the
conditions OF the sllinllint 10 whom he
was introduced by his brother Elk lie
had TO go into elaborate explanations
again and again, and had to give Il de-
tailed history OF his life and go through
! sort of civil service examinations he
sides signing all sorts of papers. be-
fore the old fellow would consent TO
hnance the job Then the money mer-
chaht insisted that Arnold report TO
him "aily in writing as 10 the progress
OF affairs. This being agreed TO. he
let Arnold have $50. Tho remain6er
was To- he advanced as needed if Ar
mold made satisfactory hcadway. bur
the supply could be shut off at any
time III the event % things taking n
bad turn.
Nhiu Ho"' Sdld INC money man mr.
the hfth or SIKH time as Arnold was
leaving how lont, do YOU think it will
take?"
This is The I'd OF November" re-
piled Arnold. Il have an engagement,
IN New York on the 18th Of December.
II nand you over your 5000 month
from to-day"
Il hope SO; / hope So said the old
FELLOW. but am a fool to risk my
money on such "A Wild scheme"
-Nrhoid had clear idea Of what he
was going to 90 but where no was %.
ing to do il he did not determine un,p
he Was on his'way to the train. IIn
selected q small city. which NAV h.
called Stoner. That is not it's name
but II is near enough The city Is not
far from Chicago. Arnold had hcon
there onco or twice
In Stoncr. after he had registered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08

Ing on the clerks desk, confronted the
butcher
VIII you kindly tell me-" he asked.
why yow votod against this fran
chisc?"
The butcher stammercd and then TN
weird English made n hating oxplana-
tion mat the ratc--S30 for business
and SIS g. year for house service with
in the city limits'--mcant nothing. as
the company might consider only ono
small street or section within the limits
and charge what 1t liked elsewhere.
~ that your only obicction?" Ar
mold inquired. looking him in the eye.
The butcher went red. but answered,
Yes"
Mr. Ducey." ordered Arnold, Change
that franchise 10 read anywhere and
everywhere within tho city limits"
Arnold got TO tho whcolwright next
II WAS "a circus while II lasted, but ne
whipped him into line He got two
others, too. and then, after a motion
TO reconsider the former vote the fran
chisc went through. / to 3.
Three or fou. days after the action
OF the Council Arnold received word
that tho Mayor desired TO see him. The
Mayor was n shrcwd citizen. lie looked
Arnold over. and then. making sure
we oooI was iastcNHd o''u t"a. no oi,'
would hear their conversation, lie sinil.
ngly began talking.
MY dear Mr.. Arnold" he said, II
had a visit from gentleman the other
dag. and 1 want YOU TO know about IL
Now, this gentleman docs not thini
we'll of your franchise. and no asked
mo to veto IL. When he came In hn
said: Mir. Mayor. there are some qucs-
tions men cannot he expected TO agree
upon Now FOR example. take the
question of silver. believe YOU sup
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-23
A Coral Pine.

While a United States warship was
of Barbados a few years ago sailor
who was amusing himself fishing for
sharks brought up from the depths a
long ''churchwarden" pipe that EVIL
IDENTIFY had been lying at the bottom Of
the sea for a hundred years or more.
It was unbroken and had either been
accidentally dropped overheard or
washed out of some old wreck. The
coral insects had seized upon it and
covered the long stem with delicate.
lacelike branches and the bowl with
fine "vermicelli'' work. So completely
was it concealed with the coral coating
that it was impossible to determine
the original material Of the pipe. Oddly
enough. the inside of the bowl had
been left untouched and still showed
the stains of fire and nicotine.-New
York Press
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-23
A Painters Rotort.

Shortly after Franz Lenbach. had
painted the portrait OF Emperor vii.
helm l. privy councillor called on
him to express the emperor's satisfac.
ton. There was only one criticism to
make-would the professor be SO kind
as to paint more distinctly the buttons
on the uniform. which were only indi.
Gated vaguely? Lenbach looked at
him moment over his glasses and
said: LOOK here. Mr.. Councillor,
paint heads. not buttons Och NAL nur
koepfe. aber keine knoepfeD Tell his
majesty that!" The emperor when
this answer was brought to him
laughed heartily.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-23
The White Whale.


One of the creatures that inhabit the
northern seas is the beIuga. or white
whale. 1t frequents the Arctic ocean.
enters the numerous bays and inlets
and sometimes travels up the fresh
water streams to considerable dis
lance in search of food. 1t preys upon
fish. and owing to its ability to swim
very rapidly it is able to capture the
fastest of these 1t is pure white in
color and quite large. often reaching
fifteen to eighteen feet in length 1t
has a large mouth. containing nun.
Der of very sharp conical teeth 1t
swims by doubling its strong tail back
under its body and driving itself for
ward with powerful stroke. The ma
tives of those cold regions which it in.
ha bits catch the white whale with a
stout net and by the use Of the har-
pooh. portion of the flesh IS used for
food. and the remaining portion is con-
verted into II very fine grade Of fish oil.
which finds ready sale. The skins
are removed and made into leather
Harpers Weekly.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-23
DANDRUFF, FALLING
HAIR STOPPED
Harmless, O|d-F ashioned REM
edy Brings Back Color to GRAY
Hair and Makes It Grow,

How many old-fashioned remedies are
being used, which goes to show that it
is hard to improve some Of our grand
mothers old-time. tried remedies. For in
stance, for keeping the hair dark, soft and
glossy nothing equals our grandmothers'
sage tea Although, by the addition Of
sulphur and other ingredients, this old
fashioned brew has been made more ef-
1ectlve as scalp tonic and color re-
storer.
Nowadays, when our hair comes ont or
gets faded or gray, instead of going to
tne garden or garnet for herbs and
making the "tea" ourselves, we simply
90 TO the nearest drug store and ask for
bottle Of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy.
druggists are authorized to sell it
unoer guarantee that the money win be
|efunded II 1t fails to do exactly ~ rep-
resented.
This Preparation 10 offered to the
ruohc at nifty cents q bottle, and Is
recommended and sold BY al druggists.
coWAN's DRUG STORE