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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09

Gm 9Dffcrs Stamp meo en- Scent
pebIrfiprmtte. Sen franlfe 9pffer
2e6u, Ser forle6en r1Ocr lit Mr=
beibe 1t0 for Eoulons @oon bleb
oberfaloet al en- fempeltor @lef.
1prl1tte, far oberfor en Me0arbeioer
be0 ct itort pariitif SLAB gipet fgl=
gen0e Sfilbring al set GpentDr, Fan
fin Mften oplepe6e poo @ooets
811n0:
Seq bop6e - fortelfer 2ebu =
maaife opbolbt mig ne0e / @m6et
ct &barters Gio og arbeioebe poa
en- 9pbbe al 10-tt Meter. 8luo=
IieIig lagoe jeg Merfe til, at @on=
set r1rnot om mig fom / en- eien-
6ontmelig 8ebggelie, og leg fit
en- Tplelie al, at ser piloe ife ct
el1er an6et nle6pnn1igt. Seq bol6t
in6e meb nit Mrbei6e, og ga ieg
ioa mig omfring, grebes ieg itrafs
|af BEN allerltprite &e0iel. Scope
ct Eor 6apne fra mig ioa ieg en-
fempel tor 8l9fiprutte, Ser gle6 II.
ge fen imo6 mig og allere6e itraf:
tie fine belbige 6a1garme no eftel
mig. 8lo6et ltipne0e / mine Ma:
! rer, og iom ct 2pn for Sen Smtfs
gien11em nit @obe6, at ieg neto&
fife bor SEN Golf hos mig, 1om jel
oilers oltio plejer at fore me0 mig
,naor jeg 6pffer neo paa !@abbun
Sen.
S famine Dieblif bao6e l1bpre
naaet mig, Ser bar fl1l0l tenoig Daa
ben= og bnrgeles. gn al De bel0i
&c Sangarme inoe0e Jig ON mig
laa EN- n16en og MI nof en-. W}e1
bel6igbis bdagne0e ieg | iamme NJ
til @eiin6elie og traf mes Spbp
6elien Qf nlle mine &rRfter / Ne1
: iignalet. Gre @eflrt0er ienere bilb
: Set bape peet for tent. Seq tabt
8epioltbe0en. Sill alt Sells bente1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09
ger miot imellem Game @qllep %
Si01eD, Montona.
Wrbd6igit
Niels Gam TO-,
Si6npn. mnntrnn

~S%OpobSI1
Niels Gumifo.:,
Si6nen> Montana
Sil Slutning ogiao ct Orb en-
BEN npe &oloni / al @ortbeo. Sec
Ibil life fGie noget til bpo6 Hoitol
&iloiig og Damifob ifriper ON 2ol1:
Oct, men meget mere fan en6l:r
/; fribes til bets Sor6el; bare bette al
ber be0 Gnlbertlon, Montona, / oa
omfring Set 0anife G%ettlen:crt
9a1e 8ollep, Montano, trpnge:
Ser benbeo 500 Man6 till at biplpe
at inob6ite Ben ltore sloling, !om
nu ONT EN- fort Sis ifol beltes. 2rr:
iom Ser ifu16e bore nogen al bette
8la6s 9eiere iom 6nifer at fomme
ber no og lie paa 2an6et / Sen npe
6anife &oloni og iom bil blibe ber
og arbejoe, bil jeg bore glnb ne6 al
ftnoe Mrbeioe til olle og enbber,
font fommer. &orbeltlon6s Sicfets
fan btltnof MT fooes / ol1e Sc itprre
8per / 91ten meget bil1igt.
Sc iom fommer og Ter poa 2ono
i Sen nDe &oloni eller oil fjgbe op.
bDrfe0e Sarme / Game 8olIep
i@ettlementet og bill reiie biem tgien,
Ibil ieg tilraaoe at fomme meb en-
LAT Grfurlionerne iom afgaar 6en
lite og 36ie Eirs6ag / M1tg11lt Moa=
neo. gl bore glo6 beo at beipore
enbber lom tilifriper mig angoQenoe
Mrbej6e / Soften, ON 800 Mcres fri
@omelteab 9an6 / Sen t1pe 6onffe
|&olont eller om ep6grfebe Jarne /
iDane IaTleD.
Soften bill fin6e mig / en- al 6isie
i8per:
Gam S. 6rpbling, @ulbertlon,
Montana, e1ler 81. S. 9. +, Sroi6,
Montora.
g. g. Sc lom fontmer for al
bele 9an6et eller for at Mrbei6e, tag
$tcfet til @l1fbertfon, Mpntano.
8e6lt at fomme 1trofs 1r6en al
ffripe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09
Mftenfreo.

.9eaor moo Mften Stiernei faren teen
6es,
boer en- 5iel Jig Tiger @attegiem
Gagens Blo6 / 2ipets 9og ga ben.
6es,
;bui0t pg blanft, Set neite legges
frem.
,@pao Ser jtoor, fan life mere llet.
tes,
sflart er prentet bpert al 2ipets
Eref;
!bbno, al onbt er giort, fan life ret
tes,
.ielp ON bittert NOT Set gn1fes net.
Dogen git lin Gang, og Mften font
mer.
- MIorig fommer Ei6en, Ser lpon5t
FEN.
@inter felger efter bper en- Com
mer.
- Moret gtf og fommer eli igien.
Sien 0a Gi6en, ber oog eli oens
@lope;
,gier bin @jerning, jabn boer fnro=
ret Sci.
Sis, at 2ipet, iom 6n tit / @abe,
,er ct Sin, bbor 2pffen iabnes Ell.
Nanr be6 &pplo 2ipsjolen for Sig
ibin6er, !.
.@aonoen tret al Mrbei6' ipnfer ne6,
5olenS it6ite @fer sit gle blin6er,
npo 90 Mfenens 6pbe, itilIe 6re6.
Dr, Ser &en itre6 / Miboogs=
be6en,
bol6 sin @urs tro6s @torm og
Mo6gangs @in6,
gu ffal tre6e frit / MHenfre6en,
fert at 9pffen / sin @immel in6.
&gnne SEN 76e eeSuni 1912.
IT.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09
@porlebcs Gutenberg ppfanbt &og:
trpfferfnniten.

@porle6es Gutenberg opfnn0t
@ogtrpfferfunlten CT ct Gbema, lom
ita6ig ipsieliptter bao0e l9roe og
ulerbe. Saaleoes bor fornplig ct
TIFF Sibslfrift / en- Mrtifel on Stl=
fpl6igbe6er / Spfin0el iernes Silto=
rie fonitrueret Moriogen til Bog
trpfferfunltens Spfinoelie paa f9l=
gen6e Maa0e:
Gutenberg lao Mftrpffet al en-
@e7teifo poa 6en fugtige Sci og
Ipfioliggjor6e Menneifebe6en meo
8pgtrDfferfuniten."
@n ip6eef,1l0 @ollegu bemerfer
! Sen Mnlebning:
Mei ioole6es por set life. &og@
trpfferfrnlte11s Spfinoelie 1fete pao
EN- goni fe on6en Moo0e.
Gutenberg boDoe en- Sui tru, og
oct nor 10 life lan merfber0igt,
men set merfber0ige me6 Sruen
bor, at FUN life babbe 2p1t til al
betro lin Ma16 @aoeogrsngglen.
ga set bar beflageligt, tbt Meite1
Sobannes elifebe, .ligeiom laa man.
np nn6rp - baa6e uifte od udift(
= Mpn6, efter M%rbej0ets Sllrtnine
at t%ilbringe en- ia maaife flere 81
mer iammen mes glade &ammerate1
/ set nerliggen6e @ertsbus.
Set benbte ga life lieloelt, a
ban u0eblep lengere, ems Sen ltren
,ge fSrue fan0t operensl temmeno
me6 oo6 Srben, bDorfor ian oft
booop meget @eipar, inoen Horte'
til bans @igpam bleo oabnet.
Gn ifjpnne Sag, iom efterf1lgte
al en- enonn fjenuere Mften, for
por aomle Meiter hiem ie11ere en-
effers, og ban bap6e berfor eno111
iberere en0 in6oan1ig be0 at ope1
tp6e lin 6rl1e ON Ng0penoigbe6e
al at fan llop in0enfor, tbi 6rue
bor / temmelig baarligt 9l1pe, lie
ga ben6es ST.. Genial / flere Mg
ter / STAB bar fommen bjem lang
ODER borgerlig 5engetio.
9o mi Soba1rnes bab6e Sen Dr
ltigbeo OF femme / meo en- tit
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09
mine &olleger life en0n11 ct Ngo-

i4llIlIc JtulIt5eI lux elpUlH II J(pu=
ltgnal, men bale6e, mig itrafs OPP.
8eres S%arbuuielie og SfrRf bar
iffe ringe, % De fit mig truffet OPP
til 8atoets Operfla6e og ioo at
belle min &rop bar f%u16itGnoig ON.
fromret af 8lefipruttens Mrme.
Jerlt efter Ell baarb Scamp lDffe6es
oct mine @olleger at faa nbDrets
Snngarme, bporaf flere maalte ca.
II Meter / 2Gngben, bugge0e al.
ga ieg ater fom til mig ielp,
loo jeg paa EFT Stanton; min @jelm
boooe man taget al, og be6 Si0en
at mig laa leg Sen 0rebte 8lnf-
iprrtte ligge ie%noerlemmet. Seq fom
til at rDite ODER be(e &toppen, 0o
ieg ioo set Spn, og te11fftte poa Sen
forferoelige 5fa6ne, ieg / poer1te
9ieblif bar bleoen re6oet fra"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09
@n Samtale n1eb Ben islamoHe

VII Sulllult AItu utu tSluIul u
W}tniter. S set islan0ffe Miniite:
RUINS &ontor, iom er flpttet fra
Hributbanfens &us ODER / Sinans'
bobeofosiens 8Dgning / &igben=
bnDn, bab6e uNationalti6enoe" for
le0en en- Samtale meo Minilteren,
@r. &r. SonSion, fort forin6en
bans Mfreile fra Danmarf.
Minilteren u6talte bl. a.: Song
6reoerifs 9g0 bar bos ollie Sslen=
6ere fremfalot oprigtig @org. SSfffe
mtnolt efter tit 8eleg bos % baD>
oe &ongen fun @enner paa So
lan0, og ri nere6e ollie en- 11roffet
Gillib til bam. 2ao mig tilfgie,
at ieg fun bar fien6t faa Menne-
lfer, iom / Sen @rao bop6e perion.
Zig 6oritaaelie for Sslan6ernes 4n-
tier og al islan6fe Sorbol0 iom
&ongen. San baboe lat fig neie
ino / bette betp6ningsfuloe @p6rgs,
mool og bor til enbper Sis ngie
un6errettet ON Torbol6ene. Dertil
Tom en- @bne til at buife &erioner,
lom ban bab6e let og talt meb,
bborfor @ongens S;nteresie blep %
al it6rfte @eroi. - Saa meget me-
re @run6 far Ri till at bore glo6
ODER, at Song @briitian ipnes al
billie fd1ge / fin Ga6ers 6o6ipor
paa bette Smraa6e. &ongen far
gienagne @ange ptret fin Snteresfe
for os og bar tfllogt lit 8eigg, ioa
iltart Smlten6igbe6erne tillaber BET.
Seq refer biem me6 ct u6merfet
SS1rotrpf al @ongen."
S @omtulens SOB omtaIer Mi<
ntiteren get mn Barti. v&bab BET
formuar at u0rette, pe6 tngen," f.
ger Mintiteren. ~Tormaar BET at
ifabe ct til ollie Siber tilfreositillen=
6e 6orbol6 mellem Sslan6 og
9annnarf, bill set 10 bape u6rettet ct
goot Mrbei6e. Men ieg tror, at ser
ifal ct fort OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =
maaife ogiaa megen Si6 = til at
fin6e ct afceptabelt 0berensfom1t=
@runolag. SGrlt nam man bar
funoet 6en 8aits, boorpoa Sslen=
6erne fan gao me6 til en- Sberens=
foml t, pil ser blipe SO ONT set
Sp6rgsmool.
Baa bort Spprgsmoal om 5tem=
ntngen / 9iebliffet poa Sslano, ibo=
rer Mini 1teren:
Ser far ol6rfg ppret l,penligt
.@in6elag. oberfor 0onmarf. Seq
tror, at ma11 berne6e / 9onmarf
tager 8la6uotolelierne lit for b6i=
tt6eligt. Sen ftore i%slarblfe 8e=
folfning er fife 0unlf=fien0tlig, og,
fpm ieg allereoe bor iogt fdr, Ser er
abiol11t life Sorobuno for 2gsripel=
iesbeitrebelier. Seen 1oget an6et
!'er, at ct Soft, iom mener at babe
ct berettfget &roo at bapoe, moa
til Si6er file bette @rop mage. Sg
Der b1toer life SO, f6ren0 ser er
fommet en enoeltg Sr6ning."
Minilteren 1lntter meo fglgenoe
n6taleIle: uSSeg refer biem |
@orgen og bill belit faa mart Jon
Set la0er Zig gj6re, treoe tilbag&
liom Miniiter. Mit gamle gmbeoe
iom Sl1ltittorius 1taor mig oobent
lGet pasier mig be6re. % las os
iao legge Set bprige i Sremtioens
I@fg6.
Men ieg, iom ioa mango on6re
tror pao en- 6remti0, tpor 1onif,
og Sslenoere finder binon0c,."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09
,8rano Diem College,
Des Moines, Iowa.

EfteraarSterminen
begynder for UNGDOMSSK.O'
LENS V~edkommende den 8 Sch.
TENDER med SKOLE FOR UNGE
PIGER.
Pr9steskokn og Lererskolen be.
'gynder til 1 October.
Pigeskolen i Efteraarstermi
men vii blive undervist i de al.
mindelige Hejskolefag, med Fo.
redrag over historiske og liter@.
re Emner.
Betalingen for Pigeskolen, DEF
'sluttes den 28Nov. (Taksigelses.
.dagen), er $500 for Undervis.
ming, Kost, V@relse, Lys OF Var.
me.
lndmeldelser modtages af
Tn. KMndseM.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09


Gn Man6 baboe peret / @pen og
fjgbt EN- 8orneoogn. Eua Silent
.bejen plocere6e ian 9ornet / @og-
nen. Men ban funoe life begribe,
boorfor Soft figge0e poo bam oa
imaalo. ga ban fom bjem fif far
imi6lertio 2psning poa @aa0en
@agpoa @ognen bar en- Nlofat mel
@oaifriften: ugget 6obrifot". @og:
men bon6e i1oturligpis tjent ion
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dos ajebma1
Sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09
mtBrnttsht-
On 6olp0ollor, Joni blep i

- gn @%oloOollor, joni 6lep pro.
get / 1853, tilbbrer @illim
Semi / Sbebopgm. Mpnte11 ifal
bore bpro $4,000.
- timber ct Toroenpejr / @ran>
&apt6s hlep Miis Stella &iniltcr.
Ser arbei6er for @oo6 County Telc=
fon Co., rant al 2pnet, iao bun
bleb bdp.
- emil 8ebl, Gieren al Smni:
ba1slinien / @otertomn, blep 0reb1
og @illiom &eibol0t blep fanif(
69oelig ioaret, oo M%1tomtobilen
bbort Sc fiprte, blep rant al or
inter11rbnn 5porpogn / Sronio.
- 25 Noslagerer paa ct Eere
Marql1ette5Gog bap0e ner mite:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09

itor Staoe og forpol6e Spg0om og
Dgo. Sen Del al @ulbet, bpor
5eppet ligger, b9r 6erefter obert9r>
reg grun0igt mes en- fugtig &Iu6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09

rGr set ianbt, at ser fol6t fle=
re | Sgpn UNDER &remieren poo sit
2pititDffe?"
6orfatterem: ~Sa, men Sc 10 /
5epne."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09
L. O. Thorpe,
Republikansk Kandidat for
Congressman at Large

paa sin Record gjennem fire Samlinger
i Statens Senat.
Skriv efter nermere Oplysninger og Literatur til
Mr.. Renwick T. Sloane,
Sol A West Hotel, Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09

st 8lab / Seras bringer fplgen.
6e meget talenoe Notits:
Gor lfatte0e Me6borger Somes
8. @romn oil / Morgen bltpe bragt
til @oipitalet for at un0erfal ties en-
Operation bos 0oftor Sames.
Gen pperereoe efterlo6er Jig SIT
itru og fire 86rn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09
8aoeoragten

~9ba6 bGr bore Domer / 9ooet ia
pna?"
ipdrger &pin6er og Mpn6 / Tor=
ening,
Ser er Tormer, Ser bellt iogttoges
mnd,
set ct allenfols Men0enes Mening.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09
7. YOUNG

Republikansk Kandidat for
%uVern6r
paa sin Rekord som en- konstruktiv progress
siv Attorney General og speciel Advokat fol
Minnesota i Sagen angaaende Jernbane-
Takster.
skriv efter narmere Oplysninger OF Literatur til
ML. KAY TODD, 200 A., Ryan Hotel, St. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09

2ibet, 90 Ell li0cn Sernbanebro
opcr Chippewa Nioer, to Mil fra
Monnt Eleoslont ltprteoe iommen.
%Sofomotipet bar fommet pper og
Eoslagerbognen, lon1 bar foblet til
JragtDognene, Dor enonl1 fife font
met in6 paa 9roc1l 81 be1rne fulot
lommen. 6ragtpog1ene fal6t /
@lpen.
Gm miolerti6ig 6obrif, iom
blep opfgrt al Seller & Mortner,
bpis @nsiefobrif neobrenot oen
1Sbe Maj / Yroirie o1t Gbien, bleo
lagt / Mife forle6en Sag. Man
tror, at SIoen er blepet pooiat. So
bet ct ober $4,000; Ser bar ir1gen
Msi %l1ronce. Set bar Meni11gen at
gje11opbpgge Ta6rtfen, bpis 8peu
piloe lerge for 8eifpttelle moo
|8ran6; men 0ette Tilb1,6 CT iii tu=
get ttlbage.
San fni,bc life mnoperc Smllet.
@amle Sens Yeterlen bor facet fig
ct @ebis in6e bos San6lege,t, men
ct Hor Gage ienere filler bn1
.tgien.
u@r Ser 11oget galt?" iperger
,2egem fan Sc life tpgge meo
6et?"
$50, set par ga fife Set"
Sens toger ombpggelig @ebiiet
|frem.
~9oftoren maa bore laa goo at
ia ben 9iprnetano til beni tire u.s."
u&borfo or / Mlper6en oet?"
$50, for leg ia lite un0bere
Oct Sui I &ieben, bbor min Yibe=
ipt6s pEeier at benge."
st 8lab / Seras bringer fplgen,
De meget tale11oe Notits:
The Washington herald., 1912-01-24
IsINOpsIs OF pREcEDINe cHAPrEas.l


ne secrets Of the United States are being my
tsriOuSly stolen by other Countries and every mes
Gage q any imp0tance Is being seen and thl
contents decipheTed to foreign ints-estE SeTera
different ciphsrs had been Iu1nged BY experts. but
agents Of foreign countries always managed to hnc
out their cuntentA
Hary Brockett, a clerk in Chsef Wihins' once
Is summoned by the chief on . trivial matter. and
as he IL about 70 leave the ofice several paper
drop out of his pocket Mr.. PinkWell picks then
tain . cipher.
Brockett's cipher earns him chance to rcnds.
service TO his country, and he has been assigned
10 an important diplomatic err1pd-
Arriving at Gen. Coles ofHce. Harry Brockett and
his Cuban friend iutrusted with important
mission to the City Of Mexico.
AttsT going to a hall game they start for New
1ok, and while in the feTTybnst some one slips q
note into Brockett's pocket which reads: You ars
beEinninz wen-look for Kelly"
Brockett and solano discussing the warning
council Of war. After doubling on their tracks
several time, they arrive in Chinatown, and. as
they are walking down the street, q gang q
fighting Celestials swarm out of a doorway. Try
sang In their rear, and at that moment door
is opened. and the boys are bidden TO enter. As
they come into the room q bag is thrown over
Their heads. and a voice. that Brockett recognizes
as belonging TO the Jap. Yazimoto. thanks Kelly.
Iazin1to offers Harry 5000 for the key to the
cipher, but Harry refuses After explaining 70
IA@i4s AAaA nc iulhL nave lne Aeas hel9s VIZ h17
hsen brought into the affair and made 20 believe
that 1Azimoto has right to the cipher. knocks the
Jap down and allows the boys to 90 free.
Kelly provides the boys with escort, and they
leave tbs house
The boys take quarters in a Chicago hotel. and
during the night the message is stolen. They
md that the Baron has secured control Of the
hotel In eating place Brockett and Solano
sst next to = big colo-ed man, who tosses the
stolen message the table A fight ensues. and
the boys wake up in 4 police station. As they
arc about to be allowed to 30. a message from
tie chief cnInes through the window.
Brocket and Solano. accompanied by two police
men. 90 in search Of the big colOred man. and the
boys enter hop ioint In the next bunk they hear
the colored giant talking.
The big coloTed fellow has a fight with the Jap
md OdcerS Hogan and Flynn enter the room.
They find the stolen cipher on Big Sam.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Jan. g. MILLFEED -
Strong: inactive business. Spring bran
ISIS; standard middlings, $50; Western
red-log. 81 40; winter wheat bran. in 100
pound sacks, to arrive, 31-5O; city bran
in bulk, 27.S0.
OATS-Firm; trade quiet No. white
55Iz; No. 3 white, 50; standard. 551L, ele.
vator basis; ungraded. on track, 55a5Sik
FLOUR - Firm; dealings moderate
Kansas straights, 4.S0a5.10 in sacks;
spring patents. 5.25a59O, in barrels; spring
clears. 4.3SaL6O; soft winter straights
L40a460.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-Firm; light
supply. Choice to fancy. 290.
RYE FEOUR-Steady; demand moder-
ate. Choice brands, 470a5.25
CORNMEAL-Steady; dealings moder-
ate. Kiln-dried. for export, 3eOa3. IS:
coarse meal, in bags, 1.4Oa1.4S
HAY-Receipts $40 tons; firm: inquiry
fair. Prime timothy, 10: No. /, l.5Oal. g;
No. 9. L20aI25: No. J, 1.O5a1 10
STRAW-Receipts, 10 tons; weaker;
light demand. Long rye. IS.
PORK = Steady; dealings moderate
Mess, 17.00a17.50: family, I95Oa20O0
BEEF - Steady; business moderate
Packet, 13.50a14OO: family, 145Oal5.OO.
LARD = Steady; moderate demand.
Prime Western, 9.55; refined Continent,
80: South American, 1910; refined Bra
lillian. in kegs, 11.40; oIeostearine, 9asl[ :
lard stearine, inactive, New York lOl[a
10Ik.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-24

geant's desk in the police station on the
following morning, bidding good-bys to
the big officers who had done so much to
aid them, when a little bunch of "har-
ness bulls" came in, hustling a clump
Of intoxicated prisoners to the cells be-
low. Two or three OF the captives could
hardly keep their feet; the group sway
ed and weaved from side TO side like
some huge. broken-legged animal, and
the boys were almost trampled under
the uncertain feet of the drunks and their
guardians. AS they broke ground to get
free from the crowd, Brockett thought
hand sought his pocket. and. warned
by the painful memory of recent hap
penings, snatched quickly at It. He
caught nothing Hurriedly -thrusting his
hand into his pocket, he brought up a
scrap Of paper, dingy and thumb-mark-
ed, but criss-crossed with the sign Of a
familiar code.
Stepping over TO the window, he read.
scrawled upon the dirty paper, these
hieroglyphics:
Il TC A sH FA sH TC FA Pc sH
SBH Pos T SH A TC W SH PO Fin r
BA TO 3BH Pos Z l. SH Z L SH.
r TC Z TO HR f Fin SH TC L W TC
Fin TO SH TO HR PO PO SB Fin w
TO 3BH SH W HR E l. TO w Fin r
TO HR TC E L.
some people nave more luck than
sense. Continue on route till further in
structions," Brockett translated.
The adventures which had their climax
in the opium Joint gave BrOckett and
Solano plenty Of material for discussion
as they rolled out on a southwestern
train. This time the messengers made no
attempt to disguise their course. but went
straight to the station. bought their tick
cts. and climbed aboard. Instead of pur-
chasing the red or yellow slips which
license you TO toss about in the berths
of the Pullman, however. they decided
TO stay in the seats OF the day-coach
and get what sleep they could, while
alternate three-hour watches were agreed
The Washington herald., 1912-01-24
CHAPTER XXI.

The missing property safe in the hands
of its rightful custodians-through sheer
good fortune. not through skill or Sher-
lock Holmes sagacity-and only a limit
ed space Of time remaining for the jour
hey to the Rio Grande. it was only nat
uraIthat the young messengers should
wish to hurry on their road. They did
not interrogate either the wounded negro
OF the captive Filipino, much as they
would. have desired to do so. for neither
was in condition TO stand an interview.
They did manage, however. to get this
information, through the good Offices OF
Flynn; that it was not the Filipino from
whom the giant African had wrested
the belt in the corridor of the hotel
How big Sam had fallen in with Aguilar.
how the islander probed the secret Of
the negros sudden affiuence. and how
he also learned of the more valuable
contents of the belt-these. were mys-
teries reserved for later solution. The
boys were glad enough, under present
circumstances, to regain their property
and be on their way.
They were standing near the ser
The Washington herald., 1912-01-24
VEST POCKET ESSAYS
New York State .n,sot bT GL0SSn oda fdSh 6d

New York is known as the Empire
State because Of the vast number of
money kings, railroad kings, steel kings,
theater kings, and miscellaneous poten-
tates which It harbors. 1t Is a medium
sized. quantity designed State, containing
41,0oO square miles and over 9,00O,O 900 peO-
pie. something over 100000 of whom are
jammed down in the toe in the State in
a municipal ssrdine box, known as Great
or New York.
New York State is the greatest OF Amer
ican Commonwealths. partly because it
had an early start and partly because it
has always believed in advertising 1t.
1t contains more people, more factories,
more money, more millionaires, more So
ciety. more newspapers, more actors.
more shipping, and more politics than any
other State. II is 400 miles long and 800
miles tall on the map, and is divided into
two parts by the New York Central Rail-
road, the Erie Canal, and the Barnes
Roosevelt squabble. 1t was discovered in
1909 by Hendrix Hudson. who, however,
made the great mistake Of sailing away
without picking up a few public service
franchises cheap and made nothing from
his find. 1t was first settled about 1914
and in the last 100 years has grown so
rapidly that Congress has had to be en-
larged ten times to take care Of its ever
increasing horde OF Representatives.
The State Of New York itself Is COM
monty supposed to be only a sort of back
yard for the city of New York but this
is only because the city does all Of the
talking. The back yard contains over
100000 people, and when they are having
a political campaign 1t is impossible to
hear anything else in the country New
York always votes for the successful
Presidential candidate for the same rea-
son that a fat boy always sits on the
lower end of a teeter-totter.
New York State contains three noun
tain ranges, the CatskiIl, Adirondacks,
and lower Broadway. It contains the
Hudson River, which is a broad, mag
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battle ships, clothing. and newspaper
stories than any other State. 1t was orig
inally infested with Indians, but they
have all been rooted out except the Tam
many tribe, which, however, has done
more damage than all the others put to-
gether. II is generally confined in Man.
haitian but during the great Indian out
break OF a year ago 1t captured the rest
of the State. 1t does its deadly work by
building up instead Of burning down, and
we may expect to see million-dollar town
pumps in oswego and a 100000 city
hall in Cohoes.
COPYRIGHT lsl2. by GeorEs Matthew AdGmA)
The Washington herald., 1912-01-24
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