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THE NEXT DANCE.

The next dance to be given In
this city will be that of the volun-
teer Firemen, which is scheduled
for the 25th inst. The boys give
this dance every year, and it al
ways proves one of the most en-
joyab1e of the winters social
events.
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NOTICE. o. E. S. INSTALLATION.

A stated meeting of Turquoise
Chapter, No. 10, o. E. s., will be
held at Butler hall, Friday evening.
January 18th, at 1880 sharp, to
transact business. Members request
ed to attend. This will be follow
ed by installation of officers, start
ing at o'clock prompt, to which
ceremonies all visiting members of
o. E. S. and all members of the
Masonic fraternity are cordially and
fraternally invited. BY order of
Grace Sherwill, Worthy Matron.
BERTHA A. PECK, Secretary.
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Oaxbinsuer 0aifeewirtbe in al
Ter Welt.
gcn Grid edsrb.

Gs pirs pieIisiht ishon manhsm
aeiienben nufeefolIen iein. bob inJtas
lien uno in Subfranireih Feine NIT
Gales perbunbene aonbiiortien iih
.pniiHsrie SuiHs" ntnntn uno bah
Dor aIiem In Gpanisn cine san3e Reits
|erobItGbtifdsr aaffetbduier .Gafe
suiso1 beibsn. Sa. bieie llebertrds
aung IN i'm Suoen fofi 10 perbreittt
ipie BEL uns bos Wisner gofe". Wobs
renp aber Wisn pirilid cine ilaHiihs
Gtdiie bes suien Raffsts III unb Das
Der nit Reht aur anprsifuns perlDens
BET pirb. frast man iiH unsIdubIih.
lrie Denn srobe bic Sdiuei3 ou5u
TONNE. Bis Espillo unb pulermo cud
ben aoffxbousIdilbsrn ais aH5ie'
bung Su bienen.
Der Orunb fir bieien Rubm bes
CAFE Guiso iii barin 5u fu6en. bah
i'm ssobrbunbert Der Ginfibrung bel
Qnffees In europa bic G@neijer, b.
|b. fan auslhfiebliH bic Ornubiinbner,
IN bic bena1barte MepublM Oeneoie
nus3ulponbern pfIegten. Rad Benz
| bid abr mar I'm Sabre 164O oititi
| neue tpunberbors Getr6nt scs &tspp'
lien eineebra4t merbsn @6brtHb q
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bic Stelle ots gelbes pertrsten, inoem
Iie bdufi9 als Sele bnrh ,ipDlf I,dilce
qeben. Sic fdno, baB bisrnit cine
irihtise GuelIe BON limlaufsmitteln
beiddfft miro, pie auh Die W0sli6.
teit, lungen Srsoit 81 setpd9reu. sic
ber;nodte iih jeboh niht su ertldrsn,
oab pas Spitem nidht burh unehrlihs
GhuIbner gefibroet peroe. Die Or
t!drung Iisat in ben itrengen gantsz
rpttieBsn. Der tinen Wetiel aus9es
iteQt bat, iorQt fir bic GinI0iuns, ba
Die gtihteinIDiung foIprtigen aonturs
5ar 5plqe bat unp es lit, luie aus BEN
geTogtsn bcrpprgeht, bafiir seIorst,
haB Der NehielglGubigsr niht bas
Tdhieben bebGlt.
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: y - y
Srrt6um, renn sr giaubt, oaB ots
dmeritanii6e Ration einem Ylans
ptponirsn tpiirbe, Der bic 5orosrun9
uno ben transport BON aohlen IN
9tldsta Der Regieruug iiberIieBe. Die
Spppiitipn 1T nur BON Den Sertretern
hes 0rpBtapituls i'm GungreB au &C.
i7oriioen, ipelhes bic Ntiuiarpen, Die
babel gu MAIDEN Iino, mir iih behalten
m66te. IA es abeI geraume 3ett
Sausrn pIroe, bis oieier Wioeritano
iih iberpinoen Iiebe uno id,leunigs
9(bbiIfe Qeboten III, 10 piro Das 8es
tlqnetIte iein, oie aohlenfeIber gu psr'
pad)ten. gIber ben aobIen transport
iplte Die Rsgierung abiolut fir lid
reierpiren, ba auf 9runo Der topos
orapbiI6en 9erbGltniIie ein 9ohIen:
mpnopoI, tpie es in penniplpanien BE-
fs6t, nitt ausbIeiben piirOe.
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rid. anbere obsr itanosn nit bern
aafTes i'm 3uiammenbans. Isbtsn ss'
piiTsrmoben in isinem Danittrtis.
S6en in Der RspubIit Yeneois betriss
ben bic giinoner ns6eu Der EaffstiisT
oersi audl bic 2itOrs Gnbriioticn. SE
gnalono, eos mad Der pens5ianiffea
ausipeiiuns ben RbGtierH einen Iibss
ralen unierfhlupf bot, nohnen ne ma
iureem1b ben 5bees4usfhani hin3u;
In oi.l.m famiIidrm 2anoe gehOrtsn
lie su bem eriten 0ff,ntlihsn auss
Ihdniern. 9Dis bic Subboderei 10
fuBie auf bic 6erftsliuns Der Shps
tclob, auf Der beimathIihtn Wlilns
pirtbi6ait, unb tpie iens 10 Duros
duh fie .iH. Beieabe bss aaff1s.
Goacr bis Stanbinnpitn perbreiistt
fif bic giinbnsr S6otolobefnbriias
ton. Die 5amilie Glo,ita aus btm
albulas 3baI betrsibi nod, beuie edo
toInbefabritsn in Giodbolm. UlaImO
unb ariitiani1. Msiterbin fam Der
WeinbcnbeI, iibrisens audi in Der beis
mdtb BON Delilin Der beirieben. ale
geglsit.ri6einuus binsu - in Bor'
neaur ilnb nod hsuie oiie biinoneriite
5onbelshGuier - iofpie auh oi.
1ierbranerei. bic gum geifpiel bon
Qsuien aus otm pufhlar nah Spd'
nien Ca Gru3 Blanea~ i'm Scntnns
oer) e.bradi ipurbe; uno enoIi6. Dns
eomii sufdmmsnbdnet, bic 6oielleris.
bic Dor alien on Der Ripierd tUlens
tone, 9snun, Rsroi) gum 1beil ouf
biinontrii6en llripruHs suriidgtht,
.penn audi beute bic 6otels sumeiii m
italieniibe 61nbe iiberaesansen iinb.
(Sonberbdrer Weiie baben uno baiien
bic ipanifhen 5cisIs Dtelfah itaIie'
niifs gehser)
4btr al biefe Nebenesirerbe tperb<n
perbun.sl. burh bic ihpar3e unb bod
10 ,lGrenbe Wdht bes Qafftts. Gsine
.3ubessituns unb iein Ausihdni TT
BON jsher bas9ebenselement bsr grous
biinbner. Sbre @orberrfhafi out bic
| fem Gebieie srfnnnte man ebemols be
reisipilIiaii an, inbem man In Deutfd
tnnb Gates unoEonoiioreien ~GMlreis
ger nannte. In sJrnnfrei6 -Suifks
| in Sinlien .Spis3srie". Mud tntlese'
mere Hationen ipurben btdss Gegens
tb.iIboftis. Rublonb perbdnii ieinsn
gluf Der Defenders feinen SGotoldbens
unb 3udernare nihf gum ptnisittn
ientH Houern aus benz ieruen 60H.
eebirae. I'm Wnrihou iinn bic Grim
Der BON nid,t tpeniasr nls bier grpben
Cafes unb Qonbitoreien seborent
Rb1tier. Gpsar bis aieiu unb DbeiIu
| III bos baTtenbe unb fubs Rtt &C.
| ipnnnt. leute aus fyesdns befiten in
qcpenEassn bas srobe unn pornsbmf
Cafe "a gloria-. Jn potis bsftea
bic Dsbriiesr eourtia aus EiIS lsit
1900 betannte 6Guier. Mber dll6 I'm
Qdnbe bss .Wisner Gales, b. b. In
TtutItianb. IN Der DranbiHontr BIZ
heuts nfttiam. Nus BEN 4er9ea bos
ben iih bic gefHlsAter ppmatsi.
Gporanopani, Gioponcli nnb 8nlotnl
ben Nertbrtrn bes Glben nab ban
5reunben bss RdffteS unb beS 8oIf0
tloiT@xs IN Berlin, Wasbebuze unf
Dresben btfannt 9en,a6t. IN 2eipaif
lae1ea slrel her betauntelten. atebemii6
unb oefenf&afiliden bensmaroielata
aaifeeistoIe auf rbdtif&en urtpIung
1uta6 Gamb. &stbaR ans hem 1sys
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Gte Ct. Coulter vJtmss"

9ie Ct. 2puiier 4 i'm E g"
matt cine 9emertuna, Die humoriIttIh
ecneint lit, ubsr Die politiihs Cad
Ioge treFFeno ihilbert, inoem lie Id9t:
.Wenn bic Ronorsb= =Witglieosr mad
SoauTe tommsn, piro es fir Die 9ur.
Ger cine orobs Iufgabe iein, Die pdrs
ttiangeb0rieteit ibrsr 9ertreter i'm
&ouqreB gu ent3iffern." 8as lit, ipis
qeiagt, niht bios Elm Sder3, ionoern
cine Sbatiuhe. Ollie 6isberigeu Riht,
iinisn Der 9urteien itno perlpiiht
Die MebrSubl Der giirgsr bieies 2ans
res itebt nit einem 5ube i'm republia
taniihen unp nit Dem dnoeren 6ube
i'm bemotrdtiiteu Eager. Die altsn
Nomen unp alien grin5ipien haber
iFren aurs perlpren. Sn bieier Ser
pirrunu iii ieoo6 au ertennen, oaB Der
Scrif bic 4ufmertiamteit buuptidtlit
IN NnIpruh nimmt unb Die Uoltsltln'
nunQ auf cine beoeutenoe GrmabiSune
Der Sole 1erihtet lit.
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gu un1erer 8ertpunbe e
rung leien mir, 0aB cine Qeitatiou
i'm Sanqs 1T, Die 9aRtero!tgeiese lpie.
Ter auf3ubebeu. Sffenbar gebt bic
8epeqund bon 9enen aus, ole nit Der
iirengen Na6fori6ung uber ZEN Der
bieib BON 2lttiDen, rpie iie bic 8un6ess
atrihte oerunItalten, uid)t einDerItaEe
Den iino. 0as if ober qeraoe osr
@runo, oieie 9efege 5eiSubc1alten.
Die Seele bes ounbels iii Der Frspit
LHb bieIer tunn nift 6eitehen, lpenn
Die mDsIihtsit qege6en lit. Die Gidu5i,
qsr 5u betriigen. Nir itn0 ioqar Der
gniicht, bat Die 8dntsrpttgeiese nod
beoeuteno oerf6drft perben iolten.
G1ol9s RGhpeiie, pie baB oas Der
m3gen bsripielt unt perIpetulirt NOR
zen lit, ioqten 5ur 5Solge baben, boB
riht blo5 Die GntlaItunq Don alien
G9aloen perlpsiaert, Ionperu and ole
gergeuouna Der 2ttipen nit @sidnas
NIP beiIraft ipiro. Muitergiiltis
if bas beutihe geiss. 1isiss 5ningt
jeoen Sdufmonn alljdhrlih SHoentar
auf3unehmsn uHb ieiuen aonturs on~
5uTneloen, penn er finost, bag feyne
Gttipen su einem Dritt.l ansegrifien
finb. Sin ioides 9eies tpiiroe nitt
bios ben 9Idubigsrn, ioHoern Der gan.
gen Qdtion gu 8ute fommen, isoem es
einsm neuen llmldufsmittel, Dem tauf-
manniiten Mehisl, ginsang perIhuf@
fen piiros. 2fls unfere JinanssEom.
mifion Inn ausfonbe lire Stubien
madte, mar iie iiberrufdt. in tpeldem
llnfdase bic taufmdnniiden Wedlel
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Sn 5rantreih oroht offsnbar
cine 5unaer .Repolte. Sin hobsr 9e,
treioe8pu osrbinoert bic 3ufubr, Die
Guf Der SteQe Die grsiie berobbriidsn
miirbe. Tss Weitsrsn 1T in ienem
2dn0e Der Rabrungsmittelz Sruit nit
gonS bsIonoersm Raffinemsnt organis
iirt. aber aud oieisr piiroe auf Der
SteQe in Die Bride geben, tpenn Die
frsie ginfubr pon Rahrun9smitteIn err
ldubt pdre. gBir alauben absr, bab
Die StunDe Der GrlDiunq nabe iii uno
Iub fi6 3uitdnbs porbereiten, dbnlih
bensn, rpslae in gnoldno Dem 5reis
banbeI Die 5bore qsoffnet baben. Bis
1848 puroe audi in ienem 2anoe ein
bpber 3oQ BON 8etreibe erboben. Die
ithtlihe 8erurmuna 6es Qanoes uno
her Rudgang Der cSnouItrie ais 5oi9e
fober pretie fir Qebensmtttel offneten
eem Winiiter gesI, Der bisber Elm aus
eeIprohener 6o93oaner mar. ote 4uz
GER uub er ieBte bic dllmdhlihe abz
id1affund Der Gstreipe3Oue ourh, mo-
reuf idIieBIih auh oie Snouitris3Due
fielsn. Die ieBt in Der aun3en WeIt
berrIhenoe 3beuerung Miro unfeblbar
IN nift ferner 3eit gu oem gleitsn
GeIultat fuhren. Sn bieIem 2anpe
iino Die Qnfdnes elmer iol6en umpdl.
sung jeBt i6on lpuhrnsbmbar. 9as
MabIrsiultat oes leBtsn eSubres, mel
fes fir Die 0emotrdtsn 10 aInitig
nusfisl, mar nidts du0eres ais Elm
9oItsprotsft qegsn Die pur6 !6oh36ue
psrurIahte 56euerung.
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suerit nur in ben Apotheitn nls 6eils
miittl pertouft fpuree, er5ifntie mon
sinige sSabrsshn.s ipdier aud, bic err
iitH auffubdui.r. llnb stDar bemahs
tist,n iih sumssft bic einaeipanoerisn
giinonsr, bic fih sseeniiber ben genes
sian,rn eurt 5lsis uno emiistsit
dusssihne'sn, eiefes Heuen 0eipsrbes
unn tnmen pdmit reht in gllths. oa
oi, 8enssianer bas Gttrant liebter
uno ,ipor in Der Deiis, eub iIs e. liss
Der iron.en aIs iitotien. 4ls oann
aber in Der sfpsit.n 6dIite ots Is.
Sdbrbunberts bic 0roubiinoner aus
politiItsn unb aud fpirtbitaftlibtn
griinotn aus Der R.pubiit 0eneeig
ausesirisitn oesr irenisiiens BON ben
sep.rbIi6.n 9orriht.n ouseefflofen
purben, finssn iie an. iih auf san5
Sialisn uub aud, bic onoertn Gdnoer
europas nns5uoebnsn. Der Irieb
unn bic Rothpsnpistsit gum auss
iponnern fpnr fir bic 4npobner Der
rnubsn 6chtbdler nun einmal oc. 5es
nes G,etperbe bate I'D, ihnen tinpeipurs
seli; unb 10 trfldrt iich ibre turopabss
gIiidenbe idffeefieoenhs Senoune.
Gin 6,roniiiiihts Bihlsin Nus
tponeerung Der Gnsobiutr" (Samos
ben. gngnbin prsb) BON Or. ernit
aehnsr. Der ielbit Elm eHeaoinsr lit.
berif3iet iiber b0s Werben osr biinns
neriiden 4uspcnbsrung BON Der Hts
| formation bis cuf ben btutietn Tag.
Is behono<li bic ineuftrislIe unb ses
rperbIihe Werbreiiung i'm auslanb uno
sibi Dor alIem cine Rsibe tleinsr. 4. Z.
rehi nbsnteuerliher asbensbiIber. bon
iolhen. bic in Der Grembs ihr Oliid pss
mnf,t baben unb sumeiit bonn nls be-
nsiosnsneribs 3insleinpider in bic sss
iiebien Heree btimsettbrt fInb. Greis
LID sabIt bar NsrfoHtr mehr nui. nls
bab sr 3ufammenb6use idnbe unb Be
ariineuneen perfuhte. Gs bat. ME ees
ssiai nuroe. feline 0riinoe, oab Die
Draubiinbner nod beuie pislfoh aafs
fsfpirth finb uHn es bat aud fein.
Griinhs, bab man iie in sanS europa
oRtrifft. gfber aud bic eigentbiimIihs
Grfneinnns in srfldrlih. bab iis. Dor
oIIem In Sronirsid unb in StnIisn.
pisIfnG Bddsr unb 3uderbdder iInb.
Bei glont In ben beibtn 8adfaben
III boden. mar fir bic beausmtn Bss
nesinner bes l6. Jobrtunnerts iein
0oheenub. Gie iibtrIieben e ssrns
ben einaeipnnberten Oebiresleuien. bic
on Uliibe unb Gntbebrnns eeipohnt
fparen. 3ubsm mar bic beimiiGt, lss
bigliG milhnirtbihnftsnbe 9bGtigteii
Der Oraubiinbntr 9ouern cine aans
CUTE Dorfnule III ben Butter gremss
nnb G6lcsrabmeebtimnihen bes 3as
derbGders. Rimmt mon hinSu, boB
bic Wene5ioner ipis ben Raifse 10 aud
bic s5einbeiisn bes Yad0fens, beicns
bers bic p1iteisn Iiebitn, 10 pirb man
psriiebeH. oab bamais jener lutufiihs
3piains patineris Suine une GAZE
lGuiso In bic Wslt seifsi ipuros, e<r In
sdbem Wanstbum bic Jabrbunbsrts
nberoduern ioutt.
| Votiirli4 beiHrdniten iih bic 9uss
atiponbtrteH nint nur ouf bas aaifees
iisben unb bic Gibbdderti. Jm Douss
Inert tboten F& bor nllem be 1iinb.
lner Gnubmo&er tfrDcr, i'm t0Mfusdn,
|nifGen Qeben ~ Diinhnfr Qeineus
bdHbles. Ab<s hie|e Dsrafe issien -.
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mdne III unitr Safi .benfo treffIib ge.
hiitet lporoen, lpie unier RpcIspeIt.
Die Jcrtfhritil,r baben bdbtr niht
bic minbeite WerdnlaFune, Stennng
eesen Taft su nsbm.n unb mir bessn
arh niht biel minbefe gefiirhtune.
DOB es ibnen selinsen miro, ihm bic
Termination pprsuentbdlten.
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BY SEWELL FORD

back and that maybe might be on hand to sort OF 49,
well, YOU know how you'll frame things up; was TO
bc vice president of the Corrugated by tha tie' most
likely and they'd be Scndin me abroad to look up I'M
portant matters. That's how it was goln 10 happen
that Id find out where Wee stayln Not that q
think OF buttin' in her and the aunt Not inuch!
Just remember Id seen Aunty
No, was to be on the steamer, leann over the ran
careless when they came aboard to go home was TO
be costumcd all in gray don't know Just why but 1t
looks kind of distinguished specially II YOU We got gray
hair. Not that ! could count on my rudy thatch
iroStin up much in a couple of years. put somehow
nothing but gray seemed to fill the bill planned on
gcttin one OF them gray tweed suits such as Mr. Robert
wears back from London and long gray ulster that
make me look tall and gray cloth hat to match, ana
gray gloves. Get the picture? 49,,
Well there | am by the rail, lookln sort OF d1Stln-
guished and bored and all that when up comes Miss
Wee and Aunty. All could think OF Wee wearn was
that pink silk affair she had on at the dance, which
wouldn't be exactly what young lady start out on an
ocean trip with would it,
She'd be some Jared at seem me- it's likely but I'd
lift the gray lid real dgncd throw back the ulster so
she get the full effect Of the tweed SUIT and shoot OF
some remark about how zone always meets one most
chawming friends when one travels. hen tie pre-
scented to the aunt; and after that was over-Why 1t
would be Just a romp down the home stretch, with yours
truly all the entry in sight Simply case OF me and
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out as soon as can get away.
You see accoriin' to my plans, wouldnt have gone
near that steamer for any sum you could name. That
being the case il was odd should call up the pier
and find out if the boat on time at Quarantine.
Also il was some strange the way | opened up on
Piddc.
~Sav. Mr. Piddic" says |, "any prospects of an out
side run for me today!
Not in the least says he 81 suppose, though, you
would ike a chance to waste some Of the company
time the street:
Me" SAYS |. "Why, I'd hate it. was only afraid
I'd have TO 90 with all this inside work to be done
~Humph!" says he. you needn't fear. shall see
that nothing Of the sort happens.
"Ah. You're a bird. YOU arc. says /.
~Tbcn Climb a tree and twittcr, says l. for 1t made
me qrouchv to think I'd let bonchcad like HIM get
rise ont Of me-
The more | chcwcd it over, though the stronger
was for brcak;n' loose about dockin' time Maybe
didn't want TO 90 to the pier; but If he was bent on
THROWN the gate that was another propoSi'o
got sor,r and sorcr and was on the point OF chckh
the lob nj pldics head and walkn out on my own
hook when who should come stormin in. scowlin ana
qrlmblin' to himself but Mr.. Robert And ne had a
worse attack than did. -.
~Torchv." SAYS ne. whccn' around halfway to ms
office ring up Pier Imply and find out when that
blasted steamer IS due. m -, .
"Thc Kaiser boat?" says I. "Shell dock about two
forty-iivc." H.,
"Eh?" saws he, some startled snow, how the
Continued page IS
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-. ,,,ess | might as well tell ii. right out; for,
CAl' ! ~ hear about myself, my dome must have
from - ton that puts all the inside works on cXhi-
sTThhcres Zenobia, for instance who's my half
biion. .a5 amt. as YOU might say. Now, she amt
sep-adG PL 9round or cross examine, or anything like
one to What She's missed Of this little affair that
that o~ word Of to anybody is moren I've got
the nerve y was her put that corkn silver frame on
C9u nc,nre in the first place Just found 1t on my
Wees pc, know. and, without pumpn me for any ac-
bureau Who and why goes and unbets reckless for the
count o. 5cco-tion perfectly nice old girl Zcnoba
serins ak me. Nlorcn year ago that was, and
IS { {oSo been word passed about that photo since
there h3s. bern on the bureau all the time Why not?
y e. ,o,,rr lady friend Of yours is dragged off to
When her aunt, and sends YOU stunnin picture of
EuroPe -, vo, ,o remember her by, YOU don't turn it
herSe ~ tbc Wall or chuck it in the aShcan, do YOU?
ace . wear, s, would be, she said before she came
Nay l. amt ST.. long to look over Your shoulder at;
back. - Won .rc 90 try Squntin ahead that far it's
ta I. W., the, and gave itup: AwhoG lot can hap
oAl two YEARS. SD what was the use; BESIDES, look
pen n A. W. y anil then think of all amt!
VINO s -, h,'u Sccn the picture there night and
Ooa,e' tbor,r. could |? Nothin' mushy about
moIl., casua. 81. i, now and then, was there; You
gaiSiTT amt eo any too many friends, SO many
kno" t .. 50, rim lst-and outside OF Zcnobia and
haS ,i"rha and here and there one OF the lady type
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

the other THIS scrubbed message:
We sail for home on the tenth.
Rah. rahl Count Sch.egelheSscn
is coming over with us. Hes a
dear! Y. a. II.
Ioltcd, Say, | was up and
down so many times durin the
next few hours I'd most meet
myself comm and goin'. Miss
Wee was on her way overl I'd
bounce at that thought, and
get all kind Of warmed up in
side. Count SchutzcnfcSt IS
coming with her, and he's a
dear. Bang I'd strike bottom
again, with a chilly fcelin under
my vest. =
Want anything more'n |
might have looked for, Of
course. Aunty's one Of the
kind that would pick out a
Count for Miss Wee, and there
was plenty Of Counts over there
to be picked; but somehow |
couldn't picture Wee goln wild
over one Of them foreign ginks.
Il was clear she had, though.
There it was on the postcard,
"He's a dear!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

way ! could and pretend | didn I
care.
Was there any use in my goin
down to the pier and standin in
the background to watch her come
ashore with her dear Count? |
could see myself! Oh, yes, had it
all doped out along them lines! As
Robert Mantell would put it over,
"Shc has went out of muh life
for-r-r-rcvcr.' All, yes! | could
have stood for anything but one OF
them sausage Counts.
Sol slows her picture away in the
~ bottom bureau drawer, burns
the postcard, and lodges Zcnobia S
eve when she looks at me curious.
II was all over! Yet | knew to an
hour when her steamer would dock,
and the mornin Of the day it was
due | rolls out of the feathers at
SIX \. NJ. Just as natural as could be
too, | gets out the new safety razor
had hid away for a couple Of
months past, and inside of fifteen
minutes I'd had my first shave.
Does that get by them keen eyes
of Zcnobia, Not for a minute,
"Ah!" says she. pattin me sort Of
casual on one cheek as she comes
down to breakfast.
That's all; but she not only takes
in the shave, but the best blue
serge suit I've put on, and the
birthday tie, and the Sunday shoes.
| only grins shcepish and slides
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

Wee promcnadn the deck by moonlight for hours and
hours, and gcttn TO be real old friends.
RUT pipe dreams like that don't often come true, do
- they: amt got so far ownn pair OF gray
gloves. and not a word has been said about maxim me
vice president, when along comes this foreign picture
postcard shown the Boss de Bologna on side and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

"Huh!" thinks |. "NIost of EN- are dear-at any
price
II want for hours, either, that | SINNERS down
enough for the thought TO strike that didn't have
any special license to hold a court Of inquiry over
whether Miss Wee was comm back with Count not.
After that had time debate with myself whether
ought Just to forgive and forget, gon through life cold
and sad or if should hide my busted heart the best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21

3. hat on +" Wouldn't last moron SIX months
;.to,. shown -.- If wear and it want long before
had quite On hangin' over the gaslct. Up
!, .5qn Didn't vc the tooth powder habit very
nc. h,. - ..- mic with me now. See the result?
d,in't s..a .. give myself reasons for getun so
,,,.,v. h,,. .. main fact oomin up ahead seemed
h. h. fila, some . r. other Miss Wee would be comm
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-01-05
Version of Civil War Incident

General Grants death there was no
more devoted admirer of Grant than
Simon Bolivar Buckner."
Some time after hearing this story
from General Gordon, repeated it to
Gen. Frederick D. Grant.
Yes" said the son of the great gen
eral, General Gordon's account of the
incident is substantially correct l
know that the warmest friendship was
then established between General
Buckner and my father You may re-
member that General Buckner came
from his home in Kentucky to New
York expressly to attend my fathers
funeral, that he might pay his last re-
spects to his cOnqueror But such lit
tie courtesies and kindnesses as that
you speak of were constantly shown
to one another by the generals who
were engaged on opposite sides in
the Civil war. At Apomattox, when
father first met General Lee to draw
up the terms of surrender, they chat
ted for some little time about expert
ences In war and old friends 1t was
then that father said to Lee that,
while he presumed General Lee would
not recollect him in the Mexican war,
since he was only a lieutenant at the
time, nevertheless he-my father-of
course had vivid recollection of Colo
mel Lee. And it pleased father greatly
to have General Lee say instantly in
reply:
"'Oh, yes, General Grant, I remem-
Der you very we'll"
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