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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06

pereinen, bic eSnterehen Der Wonardte
BON ieoem Stanbpuntt aus gu Dertbet~
Diqen. Wir begen feinen 3peifel bas
ran, oab man unieren Wlabnungen
ge6or idenfen ipirb. unb bamit mir
in ben Stanb seiest tperoen, Ratbz
| fdldqe au qeben, bic nt6t nit ben gsz
rehten 9(nipriiden 4noersr i'm Wiber=
fpruh itno iino mir piQens, Der
neuen Situdtion, pie tie bur6 bic
SIEGE Der 8alfanitdaten geihaffen
fporben lit, fpeitgebenhe 3ugeitdnDniiie
au MAIDEN unb oanit bds 5unoument
| fir bausrnbe unb freunofdoftltde Be-
8iebungen gu ben Stdaten 8u legen.
nQluf Der anberen Sette baben mir
Elm Reht gu perlansen, DaB bic legiz
timen Sntsreifen Der W}onarhie unter
bem neuen Mrraneement feline gin6ube
erleiDen.
2onbon, s. Nop. = Sm Inter
haus gab am 0ienitag Der Setretdr
bes QsuBersn, Cir goparO 8rep,
2lusfunft iiber bas 8erbalten Gngs
lambs Der 8alfanfrage gegeniiber. Sine
eSnterpeaation beantporteno ia9te er:
u2lnqefihts Der Reiult1te DeS arte-
gss Bis 3um beutigen Gag pirO gliez
mano qeneiat iein, Den 8altanitadten
ba sGe6t ab8uitreiten, Die 8ebinguns
Gen DorsuIhreibsn. 8lauben Sic ia
niht, baB Die 9roBmadte langIamer
ais glnbere Iinb, penn es gilt lire be-
fannten 2nfihten nit Dem 2auf De-
Grei9riiTe in Gintlang 5u bringen. Die
UeGhte taui6en Qlnii6ten iiber Die
Gage i'm fsrnen Often aus. es lit uber
eine Iebr beifle Sa6e fir iie. 3tpii6en
3tpei Streitenben gu interDsniren, IS
lei benn, bab tie pna b2ipen Se'te'i
barum eriuht iperosn."
2luT bic 5rage, o5 G75lanD uidt
bem prd3ebsn3faQ folgen t0nne, Den
prdIibent RooIsbelt i'm ruHlIhzjapaz
lniIden arieg stablirt, blieb Cir goe
fparo Die 9tntnort IdulOig.
Gin Rieienibt tamont gez
funben.
Spbannesburg, 5. Nop. Jr
Der Bremier Wine lit Elm 0iamant por
1649 aarot eefunDen poroen. Is ii
oies Der 9r0Bte Diamant in Der WeIt
Ser 6eriibmte Gullina- 9tamant, Ds
i'm Sabre 1905 in oerIelben Utine 1e:
funpen purpe, noq 1924 aardt, e,
ruroe aber in elf ieparate Steine ge:
ihnitten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06
Ser faniissirte GaHeebaas=
garten.

Wlan fdreibt aus Wien: IS 1T cine
3iemlia peitperbreitete anii6t, oaB
Die Strabe unb Der 8iirgerIteig benz
9eben beitimmt lei. Bsn, bic Staot
Der Snoipibualitdten uno Srtginale,
mar aud barin cine 4usna6me, feline
Strabsn paren als 9ertebrshinberz
niIIe prganiiirt, auf benen Die 2eute
niat porpdrts ginsen, iOnoern Set
tung lsIenb, aaffee trintenp uno 3igaz
retten rauhenb bsrumiaBen, 10 baB
Die ipsnigsn, bic aud ipabreno Der
pGrmsrsn Sabres5eit an Elm Weiterz
tommen oahten, pom Srottoir anf Die
Eabrbabn retirirsn muBten uno bier
luieoer Elm 8ertsbrsbinoerniB fir Die
Waeen, 2lutos unp StraBenbabntpa>
oen purben. Gs mar Elm Stnnbllo
bieIes atbemlos sefpanuten IufpaHens
Der JuBsGnssr uno @elite!lsntsr, Oh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06

Netp gort, 5. Hopember. an1e@
fommen: .&ronprin5 Wilbelm" ron
Bremen; .5innlano" bon 4nttperpen.
9lbseg.:: rSaronia" nah 2tperpbai
..Neulp Nmlterodm" nah Rotterdam
ullniteo States" nah Copenhagen.
f2iperpool. glnset.: rWIer5ans
tic" BON Wtontrea!.
@Iassop. 2lnget.: nGplumbo'
bon NeD Dorf.
G0riitianI unp 3. Inget.: vSs'
car H." BON Nep Yort.
aonbon. 2lnget.: .MinnsRaba'
BON Ten yort.
YIpmoutb. 2lngef.: "preIiee1
Grant" bon Heip Yort.
Queenstopn 2lnget.: n5ran
|cOnis" BON 8pten nzh GiDerpo0l.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06
Gin llnterihieo swiideu NOrS
OentiblanD uno Sao'
beutlhlauO.

9teien Sitel trdgt cine 8etra6tung,
bic Der 2dhener Yrofefor Star SeTe
per. Elm gebprener 6amburger, i'm Stz
tpberbeft Der .SiibbeutI6en Monutsz
bate" uniteqt. Gr tpeiit in oieiem Bet
trag, Der oringen0 Der gtadDentltdtett
aQer Norbbeuti6en empfoblen peroen
muB, nit elmer Dirt BON pefimiitii6er
Ratbloiieteit na6. ME Iebr Die poltttz
Ihen unb io5ialen 8erbGltnif1e in
NorooeutI9lonb bur6 BEN llmitano
6eitimmt perben, baB bas v9olf" etne
anoere Spra6s Iprift ais Der r8ez
biloete". Der 8ebilDete bat iiA be-
funntlih INNER nlsbr auf bus S6rift=
beutid beI9rdntt. SnfoIgeoeHen be-
einnt ii6 nun au6 bus 8Olt ietner onz
geitammten Sprads 3u i6dmen. SIR
9}ame - gluttoeutih - trdgt 81 the
rer MBo9tung bel; man DergiBt, odB
er uripriingIia bas 9eutid bes 5la6z
lanbes I'M 9egeniaB gum Oeut1dl oes
qebirgiesn SuDen5 - 9ohbeut1db =
beseihnen ioQ. 2luh ouf ouB 2uno
greiFt Der 4iidgong Der nieoerDeuti6en
! Spra6e ihon iibsr. Prof. Semper
bemerft 6a5u, baB bic nteoerfrdnttihs
| Spruhe in Wahen unb unosrsDo ebenz
foQs elmer Gbnlihsu 3erieBung entses
denqe6e. Qluh bas 92ieperfrGntiIft
fpirb bereits pom 9plte IelbIt ais min.
oerpertbissr 0iulett, als PatDis be:
tra6tet. Gine Gntortung bat eingeieBt
bic Jieie Spruhen i6on jeBt ptelel
| Observation-Disclosures berdubt bat
| Sbpobl Iis manche fremben geitanos
| tbeile auf9enommen buben, iino lie Der:
larmt, Iinb uneelenf uno plump sepor.
| ben, beIonbers in ben StaDten. Ol'
IStlounqsz uno StanbesunterI6ieoe II
| Horobeutinlanb haben iih empftnolld
perIhGrft, aber ouh oas 9ohosutId
Der 9ebilbeten, bon 4nfung on Bud:
fprude iebr abitratt, lit i'm gloroen IN
geqriff, pplitdnOts blei6iidttg 81
tperoen, unD tpenn ba5 plattDeutid
oes @oltes gum 9utois enturtet 1T, Il
mar fein 6o6oeutIh bon pornherell
mir Elm Sargon. Die Sohe piiro
mit6in BEL meter fortIdreitenber Ser
Iebung oes einbeimiIden 8oItsoiolett
einfa6 10 lisgeu, baB peoer Die 8e
: biloeten nod Die llneebiloeten i'm Ror
ben iiberbaupt nod cine lebenoig
Sprade beiiBen.
90 Ihmsr3li6 bus Giuesitaubni
{ audi lit: oteis geo6o6tunsen Semper
treffen gu. Die GrtenntniB etHe
} llebels lit freilih Der erite S9ritt 3
ieiner 9eIeitisuns aber bier ffeine
bic 9inbsrniile iia bod bsrssRDh .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06
OCe(egrap6
SO a 6 @ouoerneurM so q I + q |
u Iagen bat.

Snbianapolis, 5. Rop. IlS
@puperneur S6omds R. WtaribaQ, Der
oemofratiffe gi3e prdfiOenti6afts@
fanbibat bon benz Siege oes oemotrdttz
Ifen 5idets iiber5eugt mar, iagte er:
Ser beutigs oemotratt1d}e Sleg
piro in Der WieDerferitelung elmer re-
prGientcttpen Hegierung IN Nmertta
reiultiren, penn Die oemotrattifen
Stuatsz unb Rattonal : 8eamten ith
tets oaran eriunern iperoen, oaB i6re
Gretutippfli6ten bQrin belteben bic
@jeIebs gu pDllitreden uno Durour be-
Iteben, bdB 8eIets, pelAe ben pemotras
| tii6en platformen uno prin3tpien
eutIprehen, ungenommen iperoen;
penn bic GeIeBoeter iih bepuBt iino,
ouB lie bus Bolt uno nic6t irgeno mel
DIE onterehen pertretsn' uno ben IN ben
oemotrutii6en glutTormen ent6altenen
8rinaipien 9eiebastraft perlethsn;
penn enbli6 Die Ri6ter uns ibre Gntz
| I6eioungen nah mO0ernen uno nidt
na6 ben Dor 3pei Sohrbunl erten
berrI6enben 2tnihauungen ertbstlen
uno iih oanit beI6eioen perbsn, Sc
Iebe aus3ulegen uno ni6t 3u MAIDEN"
GongreB Repr1 Ell f q nt
Gnrrptootlih perlebt.
9llbuquerque, NWt, 5. geoo.
Ger aongreBrepr0ientant George
Gurrp erlitt am Qienltog 9l6eno bel
einem autonobiluniaa in Der gtdbc
non gllamogorgO, Otero Gountp,
tootlid)e Berlebungen.
Die bb itG6le auf Regie-
runesz Werften.
gbicaap, 5. glop. Sine Waz
eenlabune nit Observation-Disclosures
fpelhe no9 Qlnsabe Der poli5el aus
oem Shiffsbouhpfe uuf Mare Ssldno,
/ San 1ranciseo, oeitoblen rpnroen uno
Die einen Msrth bon $4,000 reprdIenz
tiren, ipurbe am 9ienitug in Der Rdb'
Dalptborne's, ST., pom 8unoesbeamz
ten beIhlagnabmt. Die Wag9pnIa=
oung mar On eine bieiige 5irma aoreIs
Iirt. Reeierungs 9etettips beRuuptsn
boB mebrere RegierungszW zWerfte Don
e,ner SiebesbdnDe I'm 9egenitdnoe be-
Itoblen ipuroen, beren Wertb iih aal
ounberttauienoe pon Dollars belauft
Die bier belhlasnabmten Saten be:
itanoen aus iibsr $4,000 pfuno Sup
fer unb GiIsnblsd, tpel6s beim gal
pom Sf3lahtIhiffen perpanot peroen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06

bieie nid]t 3tptIden lenen uno jene
5pif6en biefen burdbre6en tOnnten,
Elm Sinnbilo fir pas Neitroptpprt:
.SeBt tan mir aber f6leunigIt mar
ten. Qber es mar audi gemiit6li6,
es mar BON Iiibli6 betterer 9elaFenz
beit, unb es mar ret3enb, bteies Ser
peilen i'm 5reien an lauen SDmmer@
abenoen, mitten i'm Sumult Der 0roB=
itaDtitrabe, unb ibm unb ieinem Wirs
bel oo6 entriitt in jenen gleid adftz
gen Dor bic 0duierfronten auf ben
@ebneg 6inausgebauten SaffeebauSz
anldqen, bic aus zines lln3ahl fleiner
runber Slide beitdnoen, gegen Die
Strabe bin Don Elm pddr bohge3ogenen
Gpbeuitatetten abge9ren3t. UtQn4z
NAL Deritieg ii9 Die Wirtbsnobleiie gu
Oleanberbdumen in groben, transpors
tQ6len 8ibeln. 8as gan5e aber bate
ben iQuItren g2amen 8affeebausgarten,
unb Der Sdant, Der piccolo, butte I'M
2lpril, i'm M2dr3 iogar, Den r8arten
auBt5utragen", nie Der 8oltsDtB Tag
te. unD es mar allemal 5riiRlin9sz
anfang. @s mar etnmal -.
Wtdn mub i'm Vefrologtempus BON
bieIen Wtener Sommernd9ten iprez
2en, Die uns bic i6piilen, oerftaub@
ten, mibieliqen Sommerta9e Der
@robitubt erIei6tert aufatbmenb tra-
gen lieBen. sya pirfli6, pieis 8affeez
bausgGrten i6ufen Elm Ra6tleben in
Wien. 0ur6 ous &offsebaus 1T Der
Wiener gu uQem gu BADEN, iogar 3ur
l1ebertpinOung ietner Sperriehslers
anttpatbie. Qangfhldfer blieben in
Der lausn Radtluft bis in Die 3p0Ifte
Na6t1tunDe nQ6, gbefrauen paren
ourh bos 8eripre6en, Das mebr Ihon
elmer 0robung glih: n9u 9ebit aber
jeoen 2lbenD nit mir Ing 8affeebaus
| gu einem 8er3iht auf ben Quuouufz
entbalt (Don Wtai bis September) gu
| frieDen unD NIT elmer oierpohtger
!teiIe einDsrItanben, Strohpitttpel
blieben iolioe. sSppQiihe, paruoieii:
! Ihe .3uItGnDel Sin 9drten gDens
mar Die7er 8arten, ben Der SdoH
ouf bic StraBe trug. l1no nun feb
meine Qednqitete Y6QntaIte DON 60:
bonn unD Sonora Der llnIoltD!td
unO zines Rom bes Gurus, benn Del
W}enIh Dem man Elm tleine5 8er9nii
Gen ent3ie6t, nimmt Iih Elm toitipteli
ceres; unD Der Wiener, ben man mi
elmer 20-9euerz zumitet9en ntdt in iein
Saffee6ausiluIion fabren lGBt. pirl
nit einem 2(utotari auf ben aublen
6erq iid 3ugrunbe ri6ten. Die Ser
! febrspoli3ei, bic ben 8affeebausgartel
fonfis3irt bat, letitet Der 8rtminalpo
li3et 8orIaub uno in manhem Straf
prototou tpirb es 3niI6en ben 3eilel
al leIen Iein; bas Ri6tOorEanbenfei1
zines &affeebausgartens mutte tA1
gum 9efrauDanten 80.
8orlGufig petitirniren, beputire,
unb rempnitrirer Die &affeebuusbe
: Titer. Sang Wten lit entriiitet. S
bieier tleinen UNI a6! 10 untntereHun
ten 3eit, in Der nitts peiter als Fl
bierfa6er 8rieg porqebt, tit bies pie
Der einmul cine groBe unO intereHQnt
! Su6e, Die ale Wtener ungeht. Sin
Wiener 2tfTGre -. Gr. 8. 8.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06

Muslan0'
Die 3akunfl Osr Ba(kanlaaten
Mnctt ben 0Otdd)tem jett
grpbe gurgem.
Der 9reibuno uno bic triple
Gutcmte.
Gteher iih NIT 8e5us borauf Iharf
seseniiber.
-
9uBlanb. 5rantreih uno Gn9lano
icheinen WiQens,
-
Zen galfanitaafsn aIss eroberte 8es
bist iiberlaiIen 81 nollen,
Mdbrsnb Seiterreid's SntereRen bas
nit nidt in gintlang gebra6t
iperoen tDrnen.
->@S>
Graf gerhtolo matt beDeutungsoolla
4euBerungen NIT ge3ug bierauf.
->$s>-
3piIhen Serbien unb 9ulgarien ipa
lhou eine WeinungsperIdieoenz
belt entitanben fem.
-
Sic tiirtifhen 5arems bon &onitane
tinopsl nuh gruha in aleinz
alien transferirt
llnb audi bic itdotiihen 9lrhipe Dor
aonitdntinopel Iinb bortbin
gebrdht iporpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06

Wta0ame (am @aid)tagel: Sic
fonlnen ia bcute gar nid)t BON Der
Stelle,"
3ienltmaohen: oNt, Dtaounle,
oas lit ia furhtbar: Die neue 8aleb-
iraa :. itpttert."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06

gs Ioa eingeftunben bdben, bas Berlin
0otel in Brand gsitedt gu baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-06
Cine 3ami(ie UOn ) perIOneIl
Sn SoleoO ait GOblensas er=
itift.
Sie9frieo Sebren's, elm befanuter
Wsuiifer, IN 0biiabelpbia
geitprben.
9roBe Oiebitd6le auf Morinenerften.
ss--e----

Sin 18jdbriges Mdb6en in ct. 2outs
als 8runbitiTtettn Oerbaftet.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-09
Three Million Wires to an Inch.

Gold has been hammered out to thin
sheets whose thinness is beyond Ina-l
nation. so thin a pile one inch nigh
would doubtless contain 100000 il all
were as thin as the thinnesr one Bur
q platinum wire Uas been draw to %
diameter so minute that 3,O0O,UUU side
by side would occupy one inch. The
method was 10 surround platinum with
silver aud draw the mass into finer
and finer wire Then the silver coating
was dissolved off with nitric acid. ledv
ing the excessively thin, tuS0luhr
thread OF platinum. Particles OF gold
have been seen in the new ultra violet
light. dark ground rejecting micro
scopes so small that row containing
100000 would be one inch long, Ana
there are animals as small-New Yorb
American
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-09
Followed Suit

This curious incident comes from
Suhr. Switzerland: An inspector OF
schools. without any previous warnin.
visited the village school and found
the elderly teacher asleep at his desk
and the children departed having mp
parently taken French leave TO give
the teachers great surprise and a bad
quarter OF an hour the inspector de
cided to wait until he awoke and seat
ed himself on a bench in front of the
culprit. The hours passed. and the ID
spector himself went to sleep The
teacher. on awakening and seeing who
was sleeping before him. quietly left
the school for home. Without entering
the schoolroom the concierge locked
up the school and the slumberinE in
spector. Several hours later the con
cierge heard a great noise and. arming
himself. opened the door and was great
~ surprised to ind the angry Inspector
before him.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-09
FEAST OF THE VULTURES.
Magic of Tigers Carcass in the Open
Air In india.

The vulture Is seen at its best when
a dead tiger. brought into camp TO toe
skinned. Is exposed in the open. over
head is a cloudiess sky and not bird
to be seen in that great void by the
human eye.
The tigers body Is thrown from rhe
pad 10 the ground. and before the skin
has been removed there above ON"
and always nearing the earth are thu,
vultures circlinG. posing IKE things OF
air. now a dozen OF them. I'D lev
minutes score or two and then )"
hundred strong. Then. when ~,
tiaypd carcass OF the tiger is hft T.,
those who skinned 1t. The vultures IL,
Sceud
Down they come Ike fpathernd th"t.
der ont OF the sky. ana from ,-l~
and west ana north ana south. tn,
very embodiment OF poWci T4..e l....
whirl aloft and III thr!c cg. ~.
scent to earth and now. rs they v.h
die around that c"rrton rca~i. u.--
shapen ghoulS. whose only unwuru,
strength Is that OF the ruveuIu2 jaws
which tear and gorge the tigers at.~.
until within the hour nHU-at Of taa.
splendid brute remains Uut cp#t
picked skeleton. 49, Sir Edward Bead
ien's Thirty Years OF Shkar'
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-09

From the a&t IF TiberLtS to that or
Constantine the history of the Rotaau
forum is represented. says Professor
Lanciani, by four great fires followed
by three great restorations. The first
was that of Nero in 80. The second
was that of Titus in 80 The third was
in the reign of Commodus. 1871. The
fourth took plact "a 2S3. in the days of
Carinus. A century later occurred the
abolition of pagan worship, which is
mentioned as the first incident in the
destruction of the forum. Yet the
place was in tolerable degree of pres
ervation as late as the beginning OF
the sixth century
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-09
Cannon Ball Trees.

One of the most remarkable plants
in the world IS the cannon bail tree. to
be found in British Guiana The nat.
ural height of the tree reaches to
eighty or a hundred feet or even tall
er. The fruit is a hard globuar cap
sule. seven inches or more in diameter.
containing numbers OF dat circular
seeds rather larger than a dime. 1t
resembles a thirty-two pound shot. is
brown in color and very rough.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-09

It is often difficult matter to re-
move the unpleasant odor from the
hands after having peeled onions. II
salt is rubbed over the hands and
they are washed in cold water, the
odor will disappear.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-09
Truest Moments.

Count always your highest moments
your truest moments. Believe that,
in the time when you were the great
est and most spiritual man or woman,
then you were your truest seif.-John
Wesley.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-09
a Weak Reioindsr.

Our landlady was guilty of an IN
conscious bit of humor today"
What was itg'
'One OF the boarders asked for a
punch. and she said she never served
strong drinks. but she would give him
some coffee. Baltimore American
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-09
Her Idea of Eia leaves.

The story is told of a young lady
from the east who, seeing a fig tree
for the first time, exclaimed: Why.
always thought fig leaves were
larger than that!"-San Francisco
Argonaut
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-09
Hoo Easily Identified

A little neighbor girl four years old.
remarked: Il wonder how God found
names for everything There are
mammas and papas, girls, kittens,
dogs, boys. and hogs-but then any
body'd know what hog was"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-09
MAN IO2 YEARS OF AGE
SEARCHING FOR BROTHER
AGED MAN TRAMPINe THRoUGA
FLORIDA TRYING TO FIND
SOME TRACE OF HIS RELATIVE
90 YEARS OF AGE.

PENSACOLA, Dec. 9-Although 1912
years of age and feeble to the extent
that he is hardly able to walk, Joseph
Meyers, a former resident of Calves
ton, Texas, is walking his way from
the city on the gulf coast in an eff
fort TO locate his 9S-year old brother
who has been missing for the past
three Years and who was last heard
from in Pensacola.
The old man arrived here after a
cold, wet journey from FIomoton,
which distance to Pensacola he
walked in a day and half, in spite
of the fact that he is almost without
sight.
Shortly after his arrival here the
old man visited the newspaper offices
and requested that they try to locate
his brother. He stated that his
brother was a resident of Pensacola
three years ago and that he has
| been unable to receive a line regard
ing his whereabouts since that time.
Many Peculiarities-
Meyes states that he was at one
time possessed of a considerable sum
of money. He says that at the time
of the Galveston flood he was worth
$4,000, all of which he had invested
in Galveston properties. The flood
swept away his entire fortune as
we'll as his family. He was the only
member of his family left alive.
The experience drove him prac-
ticalIy insane and he elected to wan
der through the country. His out
door life resulted in his regaining
his proper senses and in spite of
his great age he seems to be IS
bright and active as a man OF % II
so
Meyers attributes his advanced d e
to the fact that he has lived entire Y
on a vegetable diet for = years. He
claims to be veteran o. TWO wars;
the war with Mexico and the war be
tween the states. He shows papers
saying that lac Was IL member OF
jeff Davis command in the "ar with
Mexico. and vas one If the -uHrd
who Ions -uardad his plantation in
Beauyoir. Mississippi.
Born in Germany
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Learned by Experience.

Hes the most careful man | ever
knew"
THAT sor'
YES | asked him II he could change
SO bill the other day. and what do
you suppose he didY'
Il don't know"
HE made me show the $40 bill be-
fore he'd commit himself. Said he'd
been touched for S. that way before Z"
Detroit Free Press.
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Her Explanation OF II

what are you laughing atr'
"Maud's letter. She writes that they
had foggy weather all the way across s.
Il don't see anything funny in that "
"Eo, but she adds that tde captain
must have neglected to take out clear
Ing papers. Boston Transcript.
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Wrong Kind of Genius.

THAT man has spent all his life
wasting his unquestionable talent
and ignoring opportunities for sue
cess" YES" answered Miss Cay
eHne. "He has a positive genius for
wrestling defeat from the jaws of vic
tory"
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The Hunters.

I'm going of on hunting trip with
Binks, Dawson and Bildad," said Hick-
enlooper.
Finer said Wigley. Big game OF
small?"
"oh, we never 80 beyond the ten cent
limit" said Hickenlooper. - Harper's
Weekly.
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The Greater senefactor.

Visitor-'I suppose the whole town
honors the man who donated the new
library?" Native-'No: it's the man
who donated the site for the new
baseball park New York Globe.
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ocusts BIinded Aviator

A Spanish aviator nearly lost his
life by colliding with a swarm of To-
Gusts. He was flying at a height of
90 feet when he ran into the swarm,
which so blinded him that he lost con-
troll of the machine
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Many Patent Documents.

IL all the documents stored in the
patent Office at Washington could be
placed end to end they would form a
strip that would reach around the
earth three times.
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To Mak. reat on Arln.,.

Wheth,r the education Of animals
is accomplished By the gift OF i.nita-
ton or the force of instinct is the
subject OF inquiry at two eastern uni
versities.
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Scarinn ME- AwaY.

To keep mice away. scatter small
pieces OF camphor in YOUR cupboards
and drawers. They greatly dislike the
smell of camphor. and VIII go far
away from it.
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Friendship Suffers Much.

Whoever looks for a friend without
imperfections will never find what he
seeks. We love ourselves with all our
aaits. and we ought to love our
friends In like manner.
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Knicker-Did your wife near q bur,
glaT In the cellar; Bocker-No: she
heard a burgiareue in the cellarette -
New York Times
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Different Function

81 presume you never quarreled
with your wife?" Certainly not" re-
piled skinny little Mr.. Hennypeck,
Il am merely a husband. not a lion
tanner Exchange
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Love That Endurea

Remember, that there is sometimes
q fine love that never leaves a mans
heart. It stays and waits!-Man-
chester Union.
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A Change.

why did you change physiciansT
II had read all the books the Other
doctor had in his waiting room -
Louisville CourierJournaL
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London Has Immense Chandelier.

The chandelier in the Alhambra
music hall in London is said to be
one of the largest in the world, hay-
Ing sixty electric Tampa of 5OO-candle
power each.
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"Riaht Or

Burning the candle at both ends
8 one way Of making both ends meeG
B. N. c.
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Be a philosopher. but amid all your
philosophy be still q man Hume.
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Sympathy Not Called For

Sympathy Not Called For
Married people get along much bet
ter than we think they do. though we
don't see how they possibly cam
"Commoners' Rights" by Constance
Smedley.
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OJIIIIUsIVC LVFIEIILo-
What evidence have YOU" the
magistrate asked a woman. 4 have
brought my black eye" she replied.