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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06

Most people manage to get stuck
on themselves without the aid OF any
adhesive.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06

The trouble with the man who says
a smart thing is that he always poohs
1t for a return date
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06

Eloping in an aeroplane accomplish
es the seemingly impossible by In
creasing the hazard of matrimony.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06

l.,4. That. the ystinglesst bee, is the pre-
9ucnpsor2of the singless mosquito lis the
earnest prayer of New Jersey people
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06

Perhaps a girls red hair Is for the
purpose of keeping her temper warm
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06
splendid shopping weather - get
ready for Christmas!

Beware of a meek-looking man or
mule 1t may not last,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06
Snowfall at Mer Rouae.

Mer Rouge.-Winter weather pre-.
vailed Thursday, snow falling for an
hour, but melting as rapidly as it fell.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06
SENATE AND HOW
Speaker CLARK sns's .
in Restoring
p,.IlmIs,ds |

49,
in Restoring
preIInIn''s /
washington. &
settled down to Eon
high pressure sss''a a.s
the sixty-sec0nd GUY
Champ Clark, vis'aas
order with eTsr.ln y.
ceeded in brs,llls
gavels before be ~ J, 4
thusiasts through = !.
minutes OF puAD'' "A
both houses sef'a
liminary work Of s's
congress ready 70
ness this week. -
TT The senate, ds'' ~
cent death Of Vice .. 81
and senators HsI = !,
was in session oaa
utes. Both houses .,.s
as the prelinlns''s,,t 4
were concIadsd, e. = !
a sisee the 4. August =.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-06
. s.ooes.rrsI ssf,

A s,ooesarrs' s
Lave Charles ,.pl',,',
gusher came IN 81
yinton field o. q = j
The well is rss : n
best brought q = :.
s ps's a gusAsf s o
developed in tls -,
tracts tract IS in 9. : !,
S fsy holdings. =, J, !
ed ed on the sssi =
St Star oil cen'as
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-10
YOUNG MAN CAPTURES
 SHORTHAND TITLE

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-Nathan Be- hrin. twenty -four years old. New York supreme court reporter. is the new shorthand champion writer of the world.
 In d contest against twenty com petitors Behrin won both the cham pionship cup and the title of the speediest shorthand reporter by talk ing 279 words d minute. The result oi the contest were given out yesterday at the convention of the National Shorthand Reporters Association in the Vanderbilt hotel.
 The title of fastest reporter was Won last year by Willard E. Bottome. also Il supreme court reporter, who made d record of 2G9 words minute. But Bottome lost out on the general ave rage in the three tests going to make up the total competition, the cham pionship going to Behrin.
 This year Bottome was fifth in the championship test and was beaten by Behrin.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-10
THEODORE R. TAFT IN COURT.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2i.-Theo- dore R. Taft was in trouble in the Washington juvenile court today be- cause he refused to support the wo- man he married. Mrs, T. R. Taft was tn court. escorted by a delegation oi relatives. who swore MT. Taft was not man of his word. and that he did not stand by the promises he made before his election as Mrs. Taft. husband.
 Mir. Taft on the other hand swor' there had been no trouble in hii household until he fell heir to a for. tune of s750. Then his troubles be. gan. Judge Delacy sentenced the pail to a reconciliation. It was stated that Theodore R. Taft was not rela.. ed to anyone here of a similar rame.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-10
SLAIN IN SOCIAL CLUB.

WALDEN. N. r.. Sept. 2l.-This town was stirred tonight by the dis coyery that Jack" Grace. champion been slain in room over a cigar store. occupied by the Walden Social Club. All members of that organiza ton deny any knowledge of the cause of Grace's death. Grace went to Wal den from Newburg Saturday night. He engaged room in the club and held it until Tuesday night. when he re- tired early. When found there were wounds on his head as if beaten to death with a blunt weapon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-10
SHOP GIRL weos MILLION.

NNEw HAVEN. Conn. Sept 2l.-- Acting against the advice of his rela- tives, James Colvin. thought to be s millionaire. today came to New Hay en with Mrs. Eleonor Louise Boyd. oi Hartford. and was married by jus tice of the peace.
 The bridegroom is at the head oi three large hardware plants.
 He has been married three times previously. All his wives died.
 He Is seventy -fifive years old ant his bride forty. She was divorced about three months ago from her first husband. She has been employed a millinery counter of a Hartford de partment store. where. 1t is reported Mir. Colvin met her
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-10
PANAMA CANAL OPENS
 A WORLD RATE WAR

WASHINGTON. Sept 2S.-A rat, war. involving all the maritime ma. tiUns of the world and revolving about the Suez and Panama canals. was predicted at the state department to- night as the result of and announce. ment that the directorate of the Suea canal has decided to reduce rates through that canal.
 This notive is the nrst retailiatOry step against the free passage provis- ion for American ships in the Pana- ma canal bill.
 The announcement was that after the first of next year the transit dues in the Suez canal will be reduced 6t centimes. bringing the toll for loaded ships down to 6.25 francs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-10
HER PRETTY FACE COST HIM
 A,ooo; HE'S WISER NOW

CAMDEN. x. J.. Sept 2S.-John W Schmidt. furniture dealer and man. ufacturer of this city. reputed to be worth more than SlUu.000. is. at sixty two. nursing an injured heart. while his wife says there's no fool like an old one and together they have asked the police tO md Helen Roy. twenty two. whom he accuses Of relieving him of .4.UU0.
 And. worst of 1t all, Is the little scented missiye which his youthful chaTmer has left him. It was shor, and to the point. but schmidt was wild when he read:
 The rose Is red.
 The violets blue.
 You see I've left,
 And you're left, too.
 "P. S.-Youd better go back tu your wife"
 With his mind in anguish over the loss of his money. Schmidt spent to- day watching at all the piers in New York. accompanied by detectives seeking the fair Helen. as they are of the opinion that she is bound for her home in Germany with Schimdrs s4.- OO0.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-10
DEFECTIVE PUPILS
 TO BE ELECTRIFIED

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-The New York board of education is expected to authorize a trial this fall of a Swedish scheme for electrifying q school room and thereby producing extraordinary results from the pupils The experiment. which has met with some success in Stockholm will be tried on room with a class of defective pupils. The cost for a years trial will be less than $l0.o00 The electriflcator consists of a series of wires in the walls charged with high frequency currents. The plan will be to have two class rooms as nearly alike as possible. one electri, fled and the other not.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-10
WHY ROCKEFELLER RIDES.

CLEVELAND. Sept. 2l.-John D Rockefeller's reason for riding & bicy- cle when engaged in playing golf. be- came known today.
 Mir. Rockefeller does not ride ths machine between drives in order t1 conserve his strength. He has discov cred that bicycling brings into play more muscles than walking. Also he has the bicycle rigged to measure dis tance. Hence. riding from the begin ming to the end of each drive. he knows exactly how long each one Is.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-10
BEER AT EAGLE

Fee ovtsids bssv bottled sr oo drsst % so the EsaIs, ~hsrs h esn bs sssvrsd by ths sisss, bottle sr sssa
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-10

A fine line of hsatsrs and ransss none quite as good at HoIt's
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-10
TO GET ThG NeWA

That interests Alaskans you should subscribe for ,hs Daily Nusset, s2oo per month delivered
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-10

The pspse thst Is rssd and rs~ss, by sIi psrtiss end fsetieas is the kvs est
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-10

Have you tried the Tuna Fish. jus' like chicken, at Breeding q Borssn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-11
SberiffsrS rSerfaufe.
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bet z1tGbt Cincinnati, an "a in -, bel. 10.
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oas ElHte!geuh be5rieaens in6siaeEitEIH
aeicsen tn 3umiltou Courts, TN e,anis Sbto
uub in Der Sicot QIHcHuafI uuh oenieHsi rno
be Idrte3Pa lrie fo!et. aHfaHgsEn CT eiaen
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L1Jrre's MISUNDERSTANDING barn pefttpurts talI
feuo Gu o2e iibilneH gIHie bon be'ngicr Gal.
bonn SIrab2 illE'Slg t5Ul Sub; oaHn uHb poa
beui slufangsplatr aus fahiodris SrriideE pd'
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heu6 fe5eH t7J iS1b BON Der gSfiresif opu Tot
$40. ~ bas gnn3s hcu Got 80. az 80 JabJ
un0 bIeiSe5u tIS} GltB brH Der Eiifetie Don Eoi
lHtcabibeiLnQ, lUis etHeetraeen In @iatba1
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9,riebcaS aas ssufstben gsa,nibula. sveI4ss
Hber1caoer fguT6e an gatael Rlosp burr
Gfco, 6atlrf 81 Sepierfter is99. HHb eiase.
rrageU IN Geebbp1 s5e. Seits 1s7. SGul1Ijca
Serncr nas naticlqeas beihrieteus Grluo.
c!penGtum beitbeHb aus 6sM @aHscr ienes &c.
IDtien @rads oocr loi eanass tn oes siaoi
9iasiHaei., sam,!fon aeGnta imp siaai s'sl2
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bouH SfraB2 unb an Der aorootis9de non lg'
no. ~ rDN ErcEpE S1rispsgfk lEifIepipSb
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luenelg5ig yDR Dts slT noreli3en 2tnie bon
Got $40 A. nra Der 1eianteH ilnteE1ptbeflnHe !:
aanu tTiIII itHrs bar betaateH nctnltden alnis
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boua Styape uHo eem GH'aHgepInye. apb bils
beHo be oii4ta fanfHHb8pa1sia l2S) Jas
pcH Got 70 az in befaater EropG II Sdrfss
bornss uIItera5ibetIanG
uRo beilebelb GHs ocntfRbcn Gipeutbim, rpsI.
DIES lbertragen fpnrbe on mli1asl AIors Duh
IN Gzeoqud sac. seIls &c. 9aniIton Gosritic
(EbioJ Eetoros
T1s 93obH6aus aff bsfuatsm gigenibum .ft
befanuI als SIC. 223 9aIbsu IN Sirnbs.
I5a9Gaft 81 $4,000.
@fIo perfalift oui qtiegl oes geti6.c In BEN
I Safe fporin Ibe g2efierH arb goaiberH eite
Sufurnree Gnup0Hn, etHc aorocration uuier
6fn e5eFcean pcn Chic bic Alisertn. unb Ipi.
6acl alopp una emma aIopp bic Ber.laa,en
gau 10. 1880
fss8eoiHgnneFn-gir TrttfsI boar an
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eth Grtttel In n6tseGu Glonnien; NIT 5iHien;
0te hinauseefHc6enen aabiuMGGR hnb Hfersas
ficaeu Dur6 Qrien unh Elpoihef ant bas 1iaen.
fhnu, ober nueE baar, lie rad gauu'1 bes ssnu.
fers.
gbarIeS 9oc.p sr
Seattf ban 2arniltoH aonHtn, gbie.
gIhbe Spbnfon anrdI.
Cincinnati 8 Soruiar 1912.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-11

bugIih iiber's son5e 9eiiht. so. TO-"
iagte er, 40, 10! Sa, ia!1
Gr mohte tppbl mebr iosen. ober
er ipubte nidt mas.
sd tann aub elm Weibnahtslteo,
bas mub ib morgen Nbeno fingen
tpenn Der Weibnahtsmann tpmmt.
4d, Mommi, oa gudt ia mod Elm Sn=
fel."
Der apnIiitorialratb ftedte oenappf
aus bem Nebenaimmer Dor.
.Weibt bu," rief 9abp, rtpie bds
Wetbndttslieb beibt2 Rein, ods bari
th Dir nur gang leiie ins DIR idgen;
Marni oarf nihts tpii7en, ia9t 5rduz
lein."
Der aoniiitprialratb bsuste iid berz
| ob nit ieinetn 8bsumatismus. gabp
bate fih auf Die 3eben gsitellt nnb
| fliiiterte tbm insSbr, bdB mans burh
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rdtb unb 5ps bic glu9snbruusn bod
unb nidte, rbtnm, ia, iieb nal an"
Gr toppte ibr freunblih auf Dem
9ppf berum uno gudte perlegen no9
Der Mama, bic gang roth I'm 9eiiht,
ibren beiben aaffee gar niht iAnelI
genue Idluden fonnts.
.Qber 8abp. 8obp, bu ftOrit bod
Die 6erren :.
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fanten ou bait" Iagte Der Sbsrlebrer,
Der oa5u getreten mar, tnoem er 10
that, aIs oh er eigentliA nah Der
| 8lastbiire tppllte.
,Suit bu au6 cine laufenoe Maus2"
frngte Der 2eeutipnsrath, Der nun
aud Ihon bel Der gruppe itono.
nRein? ou bait tsine Iaufenbe Muus?"
Der 2egationsratb 3og ben asIIner
beiieite, perbonoelte nit ibn, CAB t6u
Elm 9elbItiit. Der peridpnno.
Die DIANA mar nit ibrem aaffee
| fertig. Gott lei 0ant
.8abp, 9abp, I6neII, tpmm, mir
miifIen fDrt, tomm gans idneQ."
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milf bu benn tpirtlia idOn gehsn2"
yHd, oann doieu, mein atno6en,
| Iagte Der SberIe6rer.
LIMB LAP Dir ou6 rett pieI Dpm
Weibnaht5monn bringen." iagte Der
&oniiitoriaIratb.
yAh, WGmi, foq'n benn Die SnteI
niht morgen 4beno tpmmsn, nenn
Der Weibna6tsbaum brennt2"
yaomm bod nur 14neQ, 8dbD,
i6nsQ Jag aoieu!"
,Sd, lpiQIt Du oenn lpirtIib ihon
oeben," iagte Der 2eeationsratb nod
etnmol uno lab na6 Der Shiir.
Die Wafna mar i6on an Weths
nudtsboum porbei. 9ubp tro6 nut,
ibren GIefdnten btnter ii6 ber3iebenD.
Die SunggeisLIsH iesten iid tpteoer
an ibren Sid, 5u ibren 3eItungen.
2lber Iie Iaben oft barber biHpeg. gu
sinunoer bin. Soer nu4 0em 8sibs
Hahtsbaum.
Gn0lid mar au6 Der Selner BON
Der StraBe bereingetpnmen. gr iteQte
eins Iaufenoe Wuus Dor ben Gegas
tionsratb auf ben Siid.
Seiner Iatte. Gstner.
uuo Der Qegutionsratb bate iogar
bsrgefsn. Die 3eItung 3u Ieien, Die i9m
gabp oorbiH pegseuOmmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-11

Der Mann NIT benz ball
BEN 8sbirn. 8or etni9$n mpnaz
ten puroe bura einsn ungludsfaQ in
Streben pdbrsnb bes 0ienItes Elm
Solodt in ben &opf gsi6oFen- Gr pers
lor babel etnen ghsil bes Gehirns.
aber punberbnrerneiie gsIang es Der
&unIt Der Ier3te, ben Wdnn trosbsm
am 2e6en 3u erbuItsr. ImerItduifde
glGtter batstn ben ieItidmen SSdQ dufz
gsgriffen uno bic punberItditenShil
berunsen entporfen. 0a bieb ss, Der
Rstpnpo!es3ent tonne 5nar einesSliege,
aber tein Pferb iebsn, bore Elm Sylus
tern, bod tsinen 2anonsHidub, hobe
bic 5dIfte istnes Ramens pergsfen.
iprd6s anftatt i6pebtT6 engliih uno
mas bsrsIeitsn isniationeGs gntiteLs
Iunaen mebr iinb. Die tpirtIihsn
GinseIbsitsn bieiss unsspDbnlideu
5aQss aber itno an ftt in Der 5hat 10
interefIant, bab he amsritaniTher
uebertreibungstunit niat bebiirfsn.
gtah benz Shuife bIisb Der iunge
WtQnn IA Sage lang betpubtlos; als
er bann 5u iih fam, bate er bus grz
!nnerunssDermOgen DoItommen oerloz
rem uno pubte ni6t einmal mshr fei>
nen etgenen Namsn. 8un3 aumdlig
aber begonnen Ctrtnnerungen tpiebers
3utebrcr, babel III beionDers interef@
iant, bab er fid 3uerIt ferHliseenbsr
Einbheitserinne1ungen beEpubt ipurbe.
Wtit Der 3eit eitpeiterte oann oas gre
innsrunesperm 5een Ieinen areis unb
jeBt lit er gliidIih 10 tpeit, bab sr iid
ieiner san3sn 9srgangenbsit srinnert
Biz gu oem 4nssnblids, b1 Der uns
sliidIits Sd'ab ibn traf. 8ds QGz
eemeinbefinoen bes acknowledgement
1T gut. Seire Sinnesnerccn iinb sers
itDrt unb ieile Sebtroft bat gelitten.
gr III gum 8eiipiel niAt i'm Stunbe,
sinen ieittpdrts ober neben ihm itebens
ben Gsgenitanb au ieben. Gr nin1mt
nur tpa6r, mas eerabe Dor ieinemQuge
Ii.gt unb raub baber ben Sopf immsr
in aeraoer Rihtuns 81 Dem 9egen@
itonbe bringen, Der tpa6rgenonunen
tperoen ipa. Die Shreibz uno aefss
fdbietsit 1T gum gbsil psrloren gegnn=
gen, er bermag 8uhitaben ni6t mebr
3u fomf,iniren. gs III dber teine 4uss
ii9t, baB bRfe Mdn9el je tpieber
fhpinben, 10 bab er ME mebr cine
16dtigieit ergreifen tnnn, bet Der ass
fen ober 5hreiben erforbertta 1T.
Rntbeberblatbe
.6ier aeigte ii1 bic Geuertcttit, bic
Der alts DeHauer ben GolDaten nit
oem siisrusu 2absiiod tsiss5ra1.
5ataAs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-11
Wegen 9erltbung ber Qen'
trGlitdts GeftBe
beitroft.

9ropnspilfe, Ssr., 10. Jon.
Col. 5. u. gbapa BON Gan 4ntpnio,
Ger, eirer Der t6dtigiten parteisdnasr
nes Generals Bernardo Renes BEL feis
nem @eriuhe, cine Repolgtipn in W.s
rifo beroor5urufen, ipurbe Miitipoh
bes 8ruhs Der HeuiralitGts~gei.se Der
Ser. Staaten fir fhulbig befunben
unb gu elmer Celebrate BON $500 pers
urtbeilt. Gbapa 1T ein 9berit be5
Gtnbss bes gcupsrneurs gplquit! BON
zeTos unD Gin prominsntsx Gsl&Sft1'
mann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-11

(Eins Ersinan5. DO. 9s-1ef2. -Hetufs ansn,
" oirAng ppu Eeltlog 81 bee GrcInaflestsos
bI~, bic 3eii umb ben 8iGy Der rfguIarsa
Sia0trntbss8 ss8esia mmlnnaeH beftrsibenb
Gel Is beyorenff ben BEN GiacsEaip Der
Eiaot Cincinnati Gfaaf Chic:
ssftion i Bas eeffton 81 hes CreinaTta.
acoet aIHeaairi iperosn icl. TAB fk pls feisi
IGutsf:
aefiion 81 NeanIae @erfnmmLaHasH ees
Giaoiraits, nit aisnahHe bon Gull uHb aus
cuff, folen je0en Iienftaa i'm GianirGfbs. Eanls
abastnlien pernen. nnsaHosHe I'M 80 upr
Abenbs Iabreno guii unc Hifault fcLlsH fob
ne ssrtdmTlaEeeH nlr ~. srttsn 1'en'ias ro,' :s
taaH anf aIHt,ns hin iresnbefHe rEaul6ve 3sz:
fenrn!iing ausfeeeH, rssEi!tMHser IienIfua eii'
einen Seieriog fdut fD tou be tsauidre Bet
fonsHiung ant 9qiiifpoM fintfsinDsH
EettieH 2 4efaHse crtgtHnls ge!ficn 81 bcE
beiaatsm CrbiransatObsS III 6stsouT0 ipsseE'
rufsn.
seftion 8. Tisfe crbsHGns teH w syaft trs.
ten uno 8i.lfigisif tntsf prn nub nn4 sbs11
trEbefier bonn fsefrss srinnbteH 6sitpuTite an.
MnseHcMmgH am 81 Sanucr q. =, 1919.
GimspH M SofHllM
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-11
sasiss On asHfse .sossn.
Cffiks bsr gcurt hsfa us us I RI an
bon SnmsIi6H 0panfH.

LF1tkS G&E ~ GpAEl HtN III VI ~ ik
bon SnmsIteH UpanfH.
QtHefrnatL Etlo, 81. 3sseHlber 1911.
8erfieseIte HHgebcts ueEbsn enss
psnTnesrcrsnleH iH Asr Effife bee He0rb 81
0osirfb GcnnstfscHerb his Hreifag. ben 10.
9afiiiar 1912, &fm IL ubx aAsifaaS, ftir Die
nnebligtsnos RoaHirsxirtsst.
Drmeb ben GCsssiinfioReB gso. 2s8-slis bic
sseplriruns BON 1ers, slt,enns. pon esnsnl
4u.ifis efsea cine tnlbe Dietie Beftll4 Ton
spr.asiieIo ssfs. 21to 6GB sDsinpdris. IN
Iis nrIeit tas sa aes1escu in liesrslnsfiHp
mung mis- ben 1l4nsa uHb EpesifIait1Hsu
lpei6e iegs In fsr riiife net BcGrb VI IgaHt1
HrlnMiiltcHets GatlssffH.
Hile Anqsbgte mnfieE ant HerHulnsu c.itsc.
fsrssgt ffsfi srftce In Der GfsiTe eeS BraD es
GeaHfb aputEgifionfts su tabeH iiHb. Mmt b..
atGifef fesn bon eirssn EnnD iH sstsnQE Bon
flnfbunSert $500 .oop 0olars. nit elysf slslsn
unb asiilafneen HtInkIL ule |smerheii hlfaT,
bnb bst Fistsr ben HC1stralf eincehen fptgb iur
siusinbsana Der srbttf. irE Gnus osriftbe sbia
g gW . Counts sfs armmtniars bsbolten en has
Msdi pcr, HGsnbeia cher dGe aagebose su
uerlpsrlsn,
gcnmsiiicnerb.
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Sd,suci,er 1urnsgereiu.

lie blesi6nriee gurHarsGsrfcmmIllna sers
bflnher NIT @sanieHsk ininbgang unn sscnfEers.
ilEnet ftaif TcnHertiaa, ben II 5nnuar, abeneS
utr tn Silyor Subfr'r Gate. ID. urS Race
Efgnbe, rpnsa ale vtfiiber aHb 8uNtner init
Ssrsa 5amilisn frsuHsIidtt siugsfcbsn ftnb.
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aIeine 33oli3einaAr dteH.

AlE psrmibt tpurbs s.itsrn her
Dclissi Der is Sabre ate Jrsb. Edna.
kl pom go. 1928 2ibbsn Girabe se.
meIoet.
- Einbrehsr iiattsisn ssitsrn RoHt
bsm Cbeon gtbenaeum Club. No.
1917 Wloore Gtrabe, einen Befuh ab
unb lisBsn cine Gtanbubr I'm Wtrtk
pon $15 dls 9euie mitsehen.
5rou 6oiiie Niie BON 30. 1911
mnbiion 4ptn.le. Goninstcn. tpurbs
seitern Qadmittos. ois iie an bsr ar
fabe auf sinen StrnBsnbohnpugsn bsr
Goninstpn ginie itisg, bon 5fpei jiinstn
Burden. bic nit ibr susleih sinftiss
gen. nm ihre 6anbiafte bsftoblsn. bic
GGmudfofen Inn Werite bon so eriis
belt. Eobolo bic gurf1en lore Heuie
botttn. fprnngsn lie ob unb snttcmen.
sJrnu Wiis snb Der pclisei eine fehr
CUTE HtTGrsibuns Der Guuner.
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@erIanat III mtiethen:

Jnnper, Dor einioen Tdnen einaepdnberter
pdHnoberaHer fuctt gnpbunup BET beutlner
tsamilie tdni Iictiieu bci storbbentfteTD. Cf'
ferten iiHifr %. 8cfe, Boifsbldtt. IL
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sasit,e asse us. 47s, Z. e. g. q.

sRsitfe 2ese 20. 473, z. e. q. o.
Ten GRiiggseeegn bitfst 25ae sur aatrL6i
bde gsrlieer Sreo Micfcr eeftrrteu Iii nuo teu'
ie, ben IL. Sanunr, Ra&mtitngS ur 1 utts
rem ZrausTbauig, SO. 1856 esace Etrabs, aus
cels.ief reroen friS5.
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9n perfaufen sgerid,ieoenes.

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ggnaen.. an65nirneen 3iti meooins Heao.
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m5beL1tf6, Cfen etibIe. 1907 goIerain
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gerIanat--mnnnlih.

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4ha!

Gsbein,poIi3iii( Der eintn 1dfdtns
bisb in Hagranti erpiI9t bni. 5u Il.
mem banebenitehenben Gtubenttn):
~Jbnen bat e. pobI aud be llbr snts
irenbet?@
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81 DIN, erfcbrene. init ben teiten GulpfebnH'
gen. RahsnfrnleR MIR nm ] ubt Nltnrtif'
fnus GloDfis91e escohtna Hodh unb Taorton
RIpe 94hluhdfe 10--14s
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Bdder nIs 5ueiie 6anh; berbelr1ihetsr
wsafH; Sl2oo oie gSo6e ietne sr,f: Aas'
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3 II hr m q mn fin stneu Prob stblie'eruHees
gSnsen. 3itf 0fecoina Rodb, appHcnie.
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midbnen ,fr oiIsemstne Sausarbe;i. SAT
Snihius abe., sivoubnIe
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oSessTnseiaen.
III Gienltag. sen 8. J
9e(tph puratr.

Die Geidef.fcier fiusct i'm grematcrIIim m
0ouueritag aGmmiitaa nm utr fiaii. u
i5rstliloe iisIb Gtnge!caeH i
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mde6cu fur nIeerieine Sansarbsit- Ss3
Tarn sles, HbonbaIc.
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Wdbnen far Sausarbeit. 2s3e S;aHioI
she, ESaIunt etus.
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His Own Bills.

Butchers are not generally credited
with an especially sensitive tempeFa-
ment. but New York has one member
Of the guild whose skin must be ex-
traordinarily thin. At any rate. he
goes to unusual lengths to exonerate
himself from the charge OF extortion.
Above the cashiers window he has
hung this sign:
'If prices are high don't blame me.
They have hit me, too. Here is the
meat bill of my own family. Read
IT," Then follows an itemized ac-
count of the chops. steaks, roasts and
cats meat consumed by the butchers
dependents in one week. The prices
recorded are sufficiently aHitudinous
TO appease the most disgruntled Gus.
toners. and they settle their own bills
with good grace.