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Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

ueruns an Oreelt0ne. sic fab ocR
fineen, in Iein 2(mt neueinqefi6rlen
@eiitliben II ibre ernIte, Iapdrmes
ride, f9neeslOd9snortige 9iebe. unS
in oiefer Stunos erfubr re, bob ets
nes MenIhen pirtli9 tiefe 3uns;s
gune 5u einem anoersn bel bon bts
RaSareRers uncnolider Qiebe in Iid,
TRACE. SIR 3eririimmertes Qebtn
mar i'm qussnblid ME fortsefri6en.
Die Stimme, bic ie in ibrer nd6lten
Ndbe pernobm, i9ieH ibr bic 5tims
me bss iHnsen, battloIsn @eiTtlih.a
gu fein. sic fab bas 2i9tmeer Der
Sommerfonne burh bic &ir1enfsnz
Iter ftr0men, uno Our9 bic offenen
8ir9entiiren atmete Ie Sen Duff Der
IahenOsn, blumengef9miidten 2anos
Idaft bort orouBen. Gs Thien ihr.
als Oh Der Qilienouft ON @ltor ibr
jebt pie bdmals gu &opfe itiee, uno
Fe purbe, gIeid benz Monne ibr 5ur
Ssite, BON einem Rauf9 ereriffen,
bod ibre 2ippen fpoIten Ti9 nod im-
mer nidt 0ffnen.
~Das i9 fir bid smpfinbs. maub.
Tam i'd ieBt ti9t srtlGren.
~Jreunbf4aft1 1T al tiibl, uno Der
@roe beige 2iebe 1T cs aud niht.
Mber bu biIf nit meiner SeeIt perz
ipa9Ien; tpenn Is m0eli9 mare, bi@
mir ieBt 3u entriiden, ipiirbe meme
Seele Derbluten. On biit i4 aEO
ib bin ou - obglei9 mir folnngs
getrennt pdreH 49,"
sd liebte bid ni6t, al8 i9 jung
mar" Ioste fte nod elmer WsiIe, ~rrnD
ih liebe bid aud jeBt ni6t, renn es
it, ols Oh ole iroifden 9efible in
mir erloIden pGren. Aber i9 mod
te Dor Dir nieoertnien unb beine !6Gns
be tiiTen in bemiitiger DantborteiE.
@s 1T 10 Ionse Der. bob id an oos
9oiein bon SduBengeln gloubts.
Nun gloube i9 tpiebsr an lie. ., lab
mid Dir folssn bic turae 3eit, RE
uns gu Isben nod ii~brigbIeibt. unb i9
bin fiber. baB, tpenn i'd aud non
70 f9ulbbelaItet mare, bu 2iebe uno
8raFt senug beiiBeit, nm bic pfortsn
bes 9immelrei9s nod einmol fir
mid gu Dffnen."
Ser fur3en 5ribIingsnoHt buniels
fe Stunbe battle %begonnen. Sic fob
nt9t, baB er Elm e~rsrnuter Maun
NOR, Defen refine. fdndrmerif9e Stes
be lie Der @srapeifluns entriidte ulO
ibre Seels in peits, Ii9tere unS rsis
deere @efiIOe trug, ols ite Ielbit IN
ibren bIiibenOften S~ueenOtogen bat-
te.
@ie mar ibr 9e6en gefpeIen, Icrt.
benz lie Yi9 3uIeBt begcgnet iparen2
Dos puBte er ni6t. Dos tiimmerIt
ibn nidt, bana6 fragte er ni6t. Gr
botte bas 3iel errei9t. bos er qulIs
bpG erfebnt botts. sic NOR nun Die
feline ~ lie folte linn folgen. llno
es fam cine p~unbsrbore Ru6e in Ieiz
men Bid, unb aud in ben ibrigen.
Sin rsi9es, inniaes Ssra botte i6rsm
etnIamen, ousgeI9Iofenen, 3ertrsteuen
QBeIen fir INNER feline pforten ae=
ct.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
pas 2isOes sIirser.

Sin eigenortises 2iebeselirier, Def.
fen 2esept ben 5rouen europas aur
Werfiigung gsitellt ptrb, nerrdt elm
aus Mnrotto auriidgetebrter fron30s
ffder Sffi3ier. nOus Watttel," 10
ertlGrt Der Sbsrit, foil unfebIbar
fem, ober Oh Is au9 in europa feline
3aubertrnft betpGbrt. Tam ih notiirs
li9 nint borausIagen." Die Mdrofs
tanerin, bic hires Monnes 2iebe ipiss
bererobern mOfte, bebient fi9 foIgens
Der Metbobe: 3und9it 5iebt fte in
serober Qinie einen StreiFen rtinen
6onios bon Der Mitte ibrer Stirn
Bis gum Slim uno fdngt ben long=
fam binobtrppTenOsn Sonts in etnem
groBen 2DffeI auf. Damn muB Tie bic
Spite ibrer 3unge NIT einem 5eigens
bIatt reiben, Biz RE blutet. unb fisben
SoI3t0rner in biefem Dilute aufIDien.
DieIe Mif9ung tommt in ben 00ffeI
nit benz Spnig, 3uTammen nit ipeites
rem fieben SalStOrnern. bic bic Dame
rinen Sag unb cine No9t long 3ipis
Tden ben Mugenbrauen getragen bat,
unb apar in elmer tleinen @unbe,
Die in bic Saut eingeribt tpirb. Dos
gIirter ptrb bonn nod burh 10 biel
Grbe erodnst, ols man etipo ouf brei
Tiinfsiepfennigifiids bGufen tann; bic
grbe ober muB bon Der STEELE fans
men, bic porber bon benz nodten 3eb
Der ssrou beriibrt porben lift. Menn
bonn Der etipos lsi6tfertige 5err Sc
mobl oieIe MiT9ung genoHen bat -
tpie nan Jpn boSu beimIid betpeat.
1T @a6e peibIider Grfinbungsanbe
-, bonn 1T sr fortan %unfeblbor treu
unb Der5sbrt iid in 2iebe go.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
&OotS 9ramereeoi6t Dor VOrt
arthur.

9ls e9ter Sapaner 1T @eneru!
Npgt aud 9i9ter getpefen. Gr, Der
10 feItbielt an Den alien l1eberliefes
rgngen bes @aterlanoes. Der feline
T90nfte @rbauung unb Die HefOnan3
Ieiner Weltonfhauung in alien 9els
oenliebern fano. ipraG feline @efiihlc
germ in Sen nobllautenben 8ersforz
men aus, bic oie Mbnen gefhuffen.
Seine Di9tungen limb iebr oablrei4;
feline dber bat grOBere @erbreitung
5efunoen unb tieferen ginOrud err
fpedt, als bas turSe uno ergreifenbs
@eoi9t, oos er mad nem Sooe feines
alteIten Sobnes auf BEN S6lddts
Feloe Dor BORT Nrtbur AUTHORIZED.
Oas Qieb, oas isitoem elmer Der be-
fdnnteiten 2sidenseiGnge Bel 8eerdbs
nifen BON Rriegern aetporben 1T, bat
in oeutf9er lleberieBung folgenoer
Wortlout:
,@iit unb traurig 1T Der 4nblid.
Der bas Muge trifft auf benz 6elN
Der G9la9t, no elm @emebel meilsns
nett ben 8pOen nit 2ei9en bedte.
Die Cuff 1T nod erfi1It bom @eru4
bes 8lutes, 0os Die Groe nebte. nno
pie i'd 70 Itebe Dor Der 5eitung BON
Rin19du unter ben Strublen Der fins
tenbsn @onne. fsbIen mir Die Wcrte,
I'm aus5uoriiden meme tiefe Srdns
rioteit. uno febt! Mein nadsres
@ald6trOB felbit, es ientt in Sruusr
bag Sdupt."
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

0fJV OpHltAluNtt w SttVHt ShtluHlel't
tstbitterten 2eben."
@ergebens fudte bic iunge Jrau
Elm Wort bss Sroites, I'm Oie SrGs
mem Des alien Mdnnes gu befGnftis
gen, absr gIiidli9, Ii1 enblih einmal
auslpredsn gu tOnnen, fubr er fort:
rSa, i9 liebte sic, Yaquerette. sic
parea mein Slid unD mein 56mer3.
Wie I5pcr fiel es mir bomaIs, ben
9lei4giiltigen gu fpielen. Mie
l9mer8li9 mar es, odran rsrlfen 3u
miiFen, DAP aGes nur elm Sraum
ipar, OaB Sic zines cages einen an.
Oeren lieben, niemals mein @ebeimz
mis- erfa9ren piirben. l1no bod bate
i9 es bamals mir geIdporen. Dars
UNI muBten sic mid beute an bic
Bergangenbeit erinnern parum
muBten sic alte, ME pernarbte Muns
ben aufreiben2 II Meroen sic mir
ie p%er3eiben2"
rl1no sic, mein Srsuno, fperoen
sic mir Oer5eiben, ouB Sic bur9
mid litten9"
.Sie tpuBten es nint!"
rSeBt neiB i9 es, unb mein tinbs
Ii9er Strei9 BON Odmals eri9eint
mir iebt uls elm Nerbre9en. Denn
ni4t mabr, an alien trGst mein 8rief
bic S9ulb."
r8ielsi9t fpGre i4 Obne Jpn mir
ME iiber meme @efii6le flar genorz
ben. @ieuei9t mar ss 8sitims
mung ~"
paquerette bate fi9 erbpben. Sic
ba4te an 2ucien. Der fe ii6er unge=
bulbig eripartete.
nWas fam i1 fun, i'm mein linz
re4t gut gu ma9en2"
Ser alte profe6Or 5Ogerte einen
AugenbIid.
ypdquerette, geben sic ni9t mebr
an meinem 9auie boriibsr. tpenn Sbr
@otte sic begleitet!"
sd berfpre9e es Sbnen, aber sic,
ni9t pa6r, Sic psrben ieBt ber1u=
den, mid gu berseRen, rubig, friebs
Ii4 gu Iebena"
vSh min es berfu9en."
.S9On, oonn trodnen Sic Dor al
lem Sbre SrGnen. SD fam min
tptrtli9 meinen alien 9ebrer ni9i
tpeinenD borite[en. SEPT mnB iG
dber fort. Nuf @ieberfeben, uni
Oas gum Mbf9ieO."
l1nb ebe fi9 @ater !9eurtslou ers
beben tonnte, tiiBte tie i'm otpsimaI
auf Die Sttrn. SIN nG4iten Mugens
blide mar fe berf9munben. Die
Sreppen bes alien Saufes tnirf9ten,
has Sor Dffnete IiG treif9en6, bann
mar ales pieber itiu. Nuf Der li9t>
umfluteten StraBe elite paquerettc
ibrem @dtten ~entgegen.
r9u baft mid lange tparten laf=
Ien." 2ucien blidte i6r 5Grtlt9 in
Ote Nugen uno dnberte pI0Bli9 ben
Son.
n@as CAB es benn BEL Deinem
9ebrer2 Wtir f4eint, Du BAIT GEE
neint2"
nWas piait Ou?" ~antfportets lie.
SD babe nit Serrn 9eurtelOu BON
Der @ergangenbeit gepldubert. unO
oas nimmt einen INNER nit"
2ucien umfdlang la9enb feline
Srau.
rg1a, peiBt Du, er f9sint fem
Iuiiger &erI gu iein. Define ate
2iebe -"
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30
Gin 31ientrrthrm.
Ipu 81. Qomotte.


Sings umgeben BON bunten, bufs
tenDen 8lumenbeeten i9ien 0ds tleine
6dus9en gang OrduBen am Gn6e Der
@traBe an Dem I90nen Sulimorgen
einen 3auberf9laf gu balten. Nae
5enlterporbdnge maren geI9lofen,
nur elmer bepegte li9 lei9t btn unD
Der, als OBJ binter ibm jeman6 ale
Pahanten beoba9tete.
U1it Dem Singer ~binbeuteno, faste
puquerette: n9as ba 1T Ous 9ous
bon Batter 6surtelou."
,8on Oeinem alien 2ebrer2"
,Su. Sin Iebr brdber Mann. Mls
i9 nod Helm mar, tnb meme @Itern
ouf Dem 2anbe nobnten, mar er Der
ein3ige, Der ii9 I'M meme gr3iebung
fiimmerte. Sober fanb i'm aft uno
1dBli9, neil er cine Brittle trug unb
eebiidt einberging, nur i9 mar dn=
berer Meinung. Batter 6eurtelou mar
bamuIs nod ni6t finf3ig Sabre aft.
@r bate einen f9Onen blonOen Bart,
f9Gne bIaue Nugen, unb penn er
IdheIte -"
.@ieb Did Dor, 9aquerette," uns
terbra9 iie ibr Gatte. sd perOe
eiferfii9tig nerben."
Die iunge Srdu antiportete niat,
dber bas g~IiidltrablenOe @efi9t, 6as
iie benz Manne an ibrer @eite auz
pdnbte, fpra9 mebr, als Worte es
bermDdten.
Baquerette uno 2ucien ltebten it9
i9on felt Sabren, aber erft ppr eitem
MDnat mar es ibnen m0gIi9 getpefen,
ben @ipfel ibres gliides gu errei9en
unb gu betraten, unb als 9o9aeitsz
reife 6atter fe 0as feline 9orf aufz
aefu9t, in Dem pdquerette ibre SUI
genb perlebt bate.
2ucien, ben jeber Bid feiner iunz
gen Jrou feraui9te, ldhelte iiber
ibre itumme Nntport.
Mit einem Bid berfi9erte er fi9,
0aB Die 5traBe leer mar, baB tein
reugieriger Bid lie ft0rte. unb 3Grtz
Ii1 3og er bic junge Trau an iiG, ibr
@efi9t nit beiBen &iiKen beoedenO.
@inen Mugenblid fpdter fdritten tie
rubig unb geIaKen, als mare ni4ts
pprgefduen, tpeiter.
nMeiBt Du," REF pIObIid paquss
rette, niG miirbe mid febr freueu,
meinen alien 2ebrer etnmal pieoer=
Aaufeben. @r fiblt fi4 ii9erli@ febr
einfam."
vSSft er benin ni9t berbetratetg"
.glein, er Dera9tet oie Jruusn."
,Nber Ole iungen Mdb9en ni9t9"
.pfui, pie tannt Du 10 ettpas Ia@
gen. @r mar gut gu mir, neil i4
feline S9iilerin mar, fon1t nt9ts.
Sd mar Ienaebn Sabre aft, aIs i4
bon bier fort9ing, er ptrb mid tdum
piebererfennen.
puquerette Iebnte ii@ adrtIi4 an
ibren @atten.
nMili Du nit berauftOmmsn.
inn eiren 8efu9 md4en2"
2ucien f9iittelte ben &Opf.
nMenn es Dir SpaB ma9t, gebe,
ober i'd Oer3i6te ouf Ous @srsnii-
gen."
nQ(ber 2ucien -"
vNein, nein, i9 bin nidt eifcr>
fii9tig. @ebe rubig alIein. SD
tperbe Did an Der nd9iten SIDE err
tpdrten."
sd psrOe mid niat LANCE uuf-
halten."
uOas boffe i9."
n9lio uuf Mieoerieben, S@uB!!"
rMuf M;eberieben!"
G9neQ mari Iie 2ucisn nod einen
SanotuB mad. bann elite ite bic
Sreppe binauf. Cine alte Oienertn
Dffnete ibr.
nSft 9err Seurtelou gu fprs9en9"
sd meiB ni9t - pen ourf i'd
melOen?" fragte bic Mlte miBtrauif9.
n@uaen sic i6m, paquerette, feline
elemolige Gdiilerin, mO4te ibn ipres
Hen."
u49, @ie IinO es, 5rdulsin pa
querette, i'd %ertannte Sic ni4t. Sres
ten sic oo9 nGber. Der 9err pros
feHor mirb entoiidt fein. Sinh Sic
I9on lanse pieoer bierg sd psrOe
Sic sIei4 meIoen."
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

-Der @rOBtuer. Bauer (aum
ouoern): sat i4On gebOrt2 Der
@roBbauer @ielbaber lit am Greitdg
oefnrben." Al
Der grpBtuer! Sat sr's bod 10
elnqeri&t't, DAB CT am Gpnntdg bee
groben piro!"
Washington Journal., 1912-11-30

- gu bteIDer1angt. uMcss
1alb bat Iid oenn Sbr lpiritifif9sr
@erein uufsel0ft?~
Der Mlann un1erss Meoiums pers
lansts, DAB mir Tsiner Truu fugee-
rierten, fe broudte nod teinsn nerer
9ut. Da bate Die So&e notGrIi@
Elm gnoe!"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24
PERSONAL.

IF Won are thinking Of going away this
summer. before you go come into my Office
an6 LET me tighten your glasses. l will also
give YOU a mailing box to take with you on
your trips. II you break your glasses you
frames and replace lenses and send them
back to YOU free Of charge. For the next 80
davz I will sell you a pair Of gold-hIied
spectacles or eyeglasses, with spherical
lenses for 100. regular 800 up. I will
also All your ocuiist prescription with cor
taken Of children's eyes. Broken frames
haired. Lenses replaced while you wait.
II OPTICAL CO.. INC, 1870
c4ashington ST.. between Warren and New.
&eekday hours 0 to 8. Sunday IL to 4.
NV prices for prescription lenses ground to
order.
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TO = BUSINESS PURPOSES.

TWELvE-RooM shore house on Staten
Island sound; New York liquor license;
rent reasonable; gooi boat lendlng. Apply 10
FRECH. Garwood. N. J.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED-Fiat or apartment OF about Ave
rooms and bath; suitable for young couple
with two young children; within walking
distance of Broad and Market SITS. Address,
with particulars. ROOM. Box IT, Star Of
Gna
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION, Monday, May 27th, at 2 o'clock,
on the premises, 548 Hawthorne av., near
Fabyan p1.; two-famlly, store property; take
Clinton av. car. TO Fabyan pl.. walk youth;
terms day Of sale. s. F. FAIRBANKS,
auctioneer, 1853 Market st.
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Typewrffers.

WOULD you show our wholly visible type
writer 10 your friends and let them see
wherein It exceIs any 500 typewriter made
II you could. without costing you one cent.
have the typewriter to keep forever as your
own? Then write us for full particulars.
EMERSON TYPEWRITER CO.. Box 5.
Woodstock, I'll.
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THE TINQuER, All First av., Asbury Park
Open June 10, large. airy rooms, with all
modern improvements; broad porch facing
city park: excellent table and everything in
first condition; terms $40 per week up;
special rates for season: guests and families.
N. J.
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BUILDINGS TO LET.

TO LET or lease at Elizabeth N. j., build
ing adjoining Proctor's Broad Street Thea
tire. three stories and basement. 10xso feet.
c. c. PRUDEN. e13 Pearl ct.
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PRINTERS.

Business Cards, 81 per 1000
Nv mail. s1.1o. "ALL M~IssOURIANs
shown. SCOTT. es Bank st.. near Plane.
Phone 4e1B-J. Market. -
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sronp q OFFICE FIXTURES.

N. ]. Store Fixtures Co.
Qs Ferry st.; tel. 6125 Mkt. Dealers and
mfrs. OF butchers' store and office fixtures;
hand.
and store fixtures bought, sold
and manufactured. STORE
FIXTURE CO.. M. Greenberg, Prop; 1928
Ferry st.; telephone 1881 Market. No con-
nection with other store
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24

GENUINE bargains in secondhand machin-
cry; milling. machines; lathes; shapers.
metal and wood saw tables; anything and
eyerythIng a tin metal or wood worker may
roc,iire: pulleys, shafting, hangers and belt
ing. new and second hand, our specially.
NEW JERSEY MACHINERY EXCHANGE,
40 Market st. Newark. NNJH opp; Penn.
tire plants bought for cash.
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For real bargains read the Barter and
Exchange columns on the inside back pasa-
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-
Elizabeth.
yOIfGr erh pEART. G.

FRAME HOUSE. $50 PEARL ST. ELIZA
BETH, n. j., TEN ROMS AND BATH.
APPLY NOAH r.. MORRISON. 314 WEST
JERSEY ST. ELIZABETH. N. '.
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Pool Tables.

Pool Tables.
POOL and billiard tables. new and second
hand: easiest terms, wholesale and retail,
expert repairing done. F. Drummer q
son. 671-673 Communipaw av.. Jersey City:
Plank road car passes door.
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TYPEwRITER-A Standard folding type
writer. In good condition. will exchange
for six good silk shirts, or what have You
office.
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VIA am 7 offered for n Meers auro-
phone. for deafness. the same ms new. IN
half or value. RARE CHANCE. Box 10S.
Star office.
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WARDROBE in exchange for something
OF equal value; golden oak. knock-down.
full size. worth about Na: bookcaHe pre-
ferred. Address WARDROBE, Box 1o5. star
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WILL exchange a hrasa cornet Austrian
make). IN rood condition. for small travel
Inc bag Address CORNET. Box 1870. Star
once.
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Dogs.

SMALL quantity Of new lumber and .2x4
io,sts and other Azes. cheap; all in SPLEEN
aid condition. 249 Mulberry st.
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WHAT have YOU TO offer for n good baby
carriage? PhonoRrarh preferred. Address
CARRIAGE. Box 1850. star office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24

WHITE French female poodle. 3 years old:
will EXCHANGE for dental work amounting
to s15. DENTAL. Box 100. Star Office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24

WHAT am I offered for a osewood sofa end
two chairs. In good condition: cost 500
when new: will EXCHANGE for $50 in value
RELIABLE. BOX 100. Star office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24

TWO boxball alleys and Switchboard to ex-
change; horse and carriage or motorboae
preferred or what have YOU? Address
iSHUFFLEpOARD. Box 102, Star office.
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EouKn.

LosT-In Orange, Wednesday afternoon.
baby's gold ring. set with diamond.
Please return to 63 Essex av.. Orange, n. ].
LOsT-Lady's gold waitham watch. initials
M. W.. b. on one side. 1904 other: reward
given. MRS. FIEDLER, 1o4 South Seventh
81.
LoST-sio0 reward for return OF diamond
brooch lost Monday evening. between 10 Her
mon st. and Washington and Market. P.
RILEY, 16 Hermon ct.
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COCKER SPANIEL pups, pedigreed: will be
sold cheap. 80 Court ST., second floor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24

EIGHT stone jugs. two-galion size, suitable
for milk or wine. viii exchange for baby
chicks or what have you? Address JUGS,
Box 1o2, Stnr office
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SCOUT suit, size IA. exchange for camera
or salt water fishing rod and reel. Adj
dress r.. Box 103. Star office.
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Bloomfield.

TWO lots, 50x100. Huntington Park; con-
venient to station; bargain for cash. n.
j., 1870 Broadway, n. Y.
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| THREE shotguns. two electric motors, two
I drawing gets. jewelers. foot lathe. ono
| flm camera. 3Kx8ls, with leather carrying
| case; one .22-calibre repeating rife; want
| .2b-calibre auto revolver or % or .32-calibro.
| good make. Address L.. Box 1s1. Star Office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BIRCH BEER business for sale. or will take
partner with 5000. to take full charge. MS
ether business occupies all my time. Ad-
dress BIRCH, Box 20. Star office.
CANDY, cigars, ice cream, notions; good
stand. opposite school, between two hospl-
tsls. near factory employing 300 girls; last
owner hfteen years; three living rooms;
rent So; $3.50. 878 Bank st.
COUNTRY hotel, long established, doing
splendid business; sacrifice on account
sickness. NICHOLSON, Lyndhurst. N. j.
FuRNIsHED-RooM house. No. 8 West
Park ST.; fourteen rooms. Inquire +.
KRAUSS. Fifteenth av. and Tenth ST.,
6chaeffer's saloon.
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| HAVE a SO moving picture machine. with
six hlms. twelve slides; only been used
twice; would like to exchange for a silver
watch, or what have you for a boy Of Il
years? Make offer to r. f., Box 155. Star
office.
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WILL exchange for a low frame bicyeIe. .
high frame Columbia, in good condition.
md also = RemIng'on typewriter. Address
L.. Box 1n1. Star Office.
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set jeweIry engraving tools. In
Guiding two. plates OF thirty lessons: value
80. would like either a good bicycle. suit
OF clothes, violin lessons. roll-top desk,
graphphone with records OF furniture. EN-
GRAvERs' TOOLS. BOX 17s. star ONCE.
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COMPLETE wireless OUTFIT, cost $50. ex-
Star office.
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BICYCLES on easy weekly payments; low
! am in low rent section: prices 20 per cent
lower than any dealer; new ones s1i. rs; used
wheels very low prices. A. cOLETTA, as5
Main St. Orange.
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FLAT TO LET-Upper part OF two-family
house, five rooms, aloove, one or two attic
rooms; finely decorated; all modern improve
ments; electric light; inscreened porch, rent
very reasonable. $40 South Fourteenth St.
near Clinton av.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

The bullfrog does his croaking
when the rest of the family is all
ready to go to sleep. Very like
husband.
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Carnegie says man ought to be
able to marry on SIS week. This
practice has allowed Andy to
gather together a large wad of
clinkers.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

81 suppose if kissed you" he
said, you could have me arrested
for assault and battery"
But dread publicity" she
answered.
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street railway station 1t had
been lying there since December
26. ..
Today that body was identified.
It is that of Seid Bing, nephew
of Seid Back, Chinese million
aire of Portland, Ore. And with
the identity Of the body ascer-
tanned, the police say they are
sure of the manner of death.
One year ago, Seid Bing
bought a wife of another Tong in
China: He paid much money for
her, because she was the daugh-
ter of rich and powerful parents
in China. He brought her to
Portland.
But Seid Bling, being the
nephew and heir of a millionaire,
soon tired of his bride, and began
to court another Chinese woman.
The police have heard of a long
series of quarrels and pleadings
between Seid Bing and his wife.
The trouble eliminated on the
night of December 20 That
night, the little Chinese wife
kneeled to Seid Bing and begged
him not to leave her side. She
knew he had an appointment with
the ''other woman"
Seid -Bing answered her rough
ly, and when she persisted, struck
her and left the house. Later, he
was visited by the fear of punish
ment from her relatives for his
conduct, and telephoned to her.
She asked him to come back. Seid
Bing made his excuses to the
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for shipment to Seattle. Then
she, too, disappeared.
The police say the trunk given
the expressman by Seid Bing's
wife was the same trunk opened
in the Seattle baggage room and
found to contain the body of Seid
Bling.
So east and west have met in
a tragedy of passion and love.
But from now on, the ways, of
east and west are separate. Mrs.
Lee is in. the hands of the law.
Mrs, Seid Bling is missing.
But the police say that Seid
Back, the Portland millionaire,
has sent agents into the Chinese
colonies of Seattle and San Fran
cisco, calling on the men of his
tong to exact a terrible ven
geance for the death of his
nephew, Seid Bing.
The west must satisfy the ven,
geance of the law. The east
must satisfy more terrible ven
geance-the vengeance of the
blood relative.
81 suppose if kissed you" he
said, "you could have me arrested