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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-01
Sir $500 mad 2sutfdlanb.

Deutid : amertfaniide 3eitungen
peroen i'm alten 8aterlano nit gre.
Bem Snterelie geleien, iueil iie lih
fret ausipreden uno 6dufig bon brit
ben mebr Neuiefeiten uno Nafrid-
ten bringen, als Die beutiden Sci.
tungen ielbit. Die .Sreie Breiie fir
Seras~ lit oriibeit iiberan, pobin iie
eeianot miro, Elm iebr germ eeiebener
@olt uno fam ii1 riibmen, Muc1.
fennung ul,o @iiroigung ou finoen
pie aus 5ablreiden 8riefen an ans,
iomie an 9ieienieen, pelhe oas
glatt all ibre Berwanoten idideaL
berporgebt. @er oaber ieinen Ser
manoten uno Sreunoen cine Sreltce
.,erpeiien, ibnen elm ~piQfQmmenes
@eidenf MAIDEN min, ser beiteGe fir
tie oie uSreie Yreiie fir 9eras".
9as Sntereiie fir Teras, pie iiber.
baupt fir Sen Staat un6 Die Sc.
aeno, mo- Die germanoten tpobnen,
lit in Oeuti6Iano iebr Iebbaft uno
es lit unnlogIid, in B~ripatbriefen
cine 10 griinolide Mufflarung une
geihreibune oes fremoen 2anoes
su eeben pie Dies sic uSreie greiie..
antpo6entlid tut. Sir ben gerin-
gen Breis BON $500 ~berienoen mir
portofrei unier reihbaltiges $50.
denblatt aif ein Sabr an irgetto
cine @oreiie i'm Muslonoe.
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Steht pGenam.

Gs itebt ettpos in @erbinoung mil
SUITS 2igbtnins Oil, oas fein an
oeres o2iniment" beiibt. anoere
mogen gut iein, aber Dies lit &c.
nib bag bette. gs perrid)tet olcs,
lpofiir Sie.es em~pfeblen uno nod
mebr. Sir 8errenfungcr, S6nitt'
munoen, 9uetidungen, 9%ranoprn-
Sen, @Iieoerifmer5en nilp. giebt &c
nidts 9elieres in Der @elt. gs itebt
obenorl auf meinem Wcoi5in-grett
SIR e~rgebener
&. s. @rownlom,
2ipineiton, Senr.
25c un6 SOC Sfaiden.
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@ir begegnen ieben Gag 2entc

@ir begesnen ieben Gag Qeatc
peIhe menig Bertrauen gu logc.
nannten9atentmeoi5inen haben, ooer
Inn oeutli9er 5u ipreden, Die iie
pero1ten. @as lit niht iiberraideno,
mern man beoenft, ipie piele 2eil-
tie i9on oaourd enttaui6t ipllroen
inoem iie nidt oie gerineite grleih-
terung ibrer 2eioen fanoeu 9as
lit ieboh fem gutter @runo, UNI al.
le Meoi3inen 5uriid 5u me;ien. IS
giebt etlide Seilmittel, bie blrd)
Die 3eit erprpbt iino, uno nntes
oieien lit Sorni's @lpenfrduter
Sein Gntoeder, Ser oalte" Or. Be-
ter Sabrnep, mar Elm idpei5er go
t%anifer, Der Dor iiber blnoert Sab
rem in Dem bergigen Teile Warr-
lambs lebte, uno oeiien trnnoerDor'
Ie auren i'm nab uno fern befanni
maften ais ben 0@eiieu Der 9lue
Gioge Serge. gr mar elm erfob.
rener @elebrter uno ein 8tlan5en-
fenner bon tiefem @iiien. 0as &C.
beimnis leines Grfolges mar lei,1
Mlpenfralter 8lutbeleber, cine
rein-pflan5liAe Miidung, welfer
ii6 als foitbarer Sdos in Der Sc
mile fort pererbt bat. Or bat tna'
ie1be BON 2eioenoen CUR @eiunobeil
uno araft perboIfet upo tit ei-
nes iener SeiImittel, porauf mall
iih ~oerlaiien fam.
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@potbefer Meoi5in. @r 1T fem Sir
tifel oes Sanoelspertebr, ionoerl
miro Dem franfen 2euten brett g..
~liefert ourh 2ofal : @genten, Die
ernannt iino BON ben gigentumerr
Or. 8eter Sabrnep & Cons g.
19-25 90. Sopne 9lpe.. Chicago,
Sa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-01

INSTRUMENTATION Witglieoer Ser.
8ommiilion itim1nten fir Die Cit
idldgige Sorbcrlmg Der 9feeierung.
Ser 8organg 5eigt ~ieoenfolls n1cbr
ols ale bisberigep Mitteilunge",
bob Die 8erbaltniiie in CHINA norb
lange ni6t als enoeiiltig geregelt
betra1tet meroen fonnen. -
Sn Merico ideint man Dor Der
Gntideioung 51 lteben. 9ie mebr
t1gigen Sample, Die in Der @egeno
bon Simene5 ltottgefunoct boben,
boben nit ser Wieoerlage ser Ste
gierunestruppen, menn all6 mid.
nit ibrer 8erni6tung, luie 5lierit
gelneloet muroe, geenoet. Sic boben
iib nod Sorreoit 5uriidgc5ogen uno
Sro5co. nil iie BORT, mie es beiBt> an
ereifen. Dieler Mneriff miro b061t
mabri6einlid enti6eibeno fir Die
ean3e Notwithstanding merocn.
8ie oie @ntibeioung ousfalen miro,
fam natiirlib nod Nienlono iogen,
aber IN oieieut 9(ltgen6lif iicbt Die
Sobe fir Die &egierung iebr nn
%giinitig aus.
Maberp ma6t befannt, oaB oie
steeierung ieet eneraii6 gegen Die
&ebellen porgeben tperoe, es iieDl
aber beinobe 10 aus, ais OF Die Ge
gieruna gar ni6t lnebr Die Weittel
BETTE, energiib poraueeben. Sic
nruB in oieiem @ueenblid nod
orei Geiten bin Sront MAIDEN: &C.
gen ben bon Noroen ber5iebenoelt
Sro5co, geeei1 Sen in Ser Nabe Del
SauptItoot operierenoen 3apata unb
aegel1 ben MebeGen I'M Staate 8era
Grua Die, pie es ideint, in ben
lebten Sagen audi nieber energiIher
| aufaetrete1 iino unb Mnitalten ma.
den, iid Ser Staot 8era grlt5 gu
bemGdtigen. Sb Die &egierung abcr
sl elmer lolben alrsgeoebnten Tdtigs
felt i'm Stonoe it, ideint fraalif.
MGeroings leiitet ibr uniere Heaie-
rung 8ori6ub, no Tie fam. Sic
labt @offen uto Munition, uber-
boupt mas Die inertia. &egieruna
bier faufen mill, rubig in Merito
Dinein, poar iie, mie mir neulidi
ihon lagten, oub pollfommen be-
redtiet it, oa.iie oie Gebellen nidt
oIs friegfiibrenoe Modt o%nerfonus
fat. Mber es iit fraglid, Oh oieic
@iilfe Der Maoero=&egierlmg piel
niiten miro. rno meiter miro mon
III @aibineton nidt eebell, an cine
ginmiidung lit anideineno nibt Gil
oenfen.
ltnflar lit bie GoGe, Die Der bic
iucilel1oe emilio 8asque5 @ome5
III ser MISUNDERSTANDING eigenf=
li6 ipielt. @egonnen muroe iie ia
IN leinem Women, ipater bieB es,
Sro5co babe ii6 bon ibm losgeiogt,
gatiade ideint es aber gu ieins DOB
er bei Sen GebeIen nod INNER Ell
ne autoratipe Steaung einnimmt.
CT bot mdDrenb Ger IeBten 3eit 5abl-
reidc Gonferen5en a~bgeba[ten, I'M
ter anoern aud nit Dem bieiigen
amtierenoen @eneralfoninl, Wmuel
Gitcba, Ser i'm offenbar als Ser
treter Ser 3egierung anfgeindt bot.
Gs iuare bielleidt gut, ipenn cn-
iere 8nnoesregiernl1g DEM greiben
oieies Serrelt etluns mebr Mmfnerf
lnnfeit 5ripenoeten.
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syalt elm @anoer.

Nad Der grflarung BON @. =.
Solselaip, III CLARENDON Ser, trat
bel ieinem 8ruoer cine eritaunli6e
8erdnberung elm. @riterer i6reibt:
Or batte iold' idreflihen Suiten,
BOP mir ale eill l1ebergeben 5ur
S6minoiubt befiirhteten. CT per-
iudte nun Or. Sings Stem Disco
perp" uno 5ebn 5Iaiden oapon fiji.
rierten i'm poaitdnoig. SEPT lit er
~ferngeiuno uno lpieet 218 Bfuno.
lniere San1ilie sebratdt felt SAB
rem bas Wittel fir Suiten uno CT
faltuneen nit gllten grfolsen.4 gs
mirft ihnea, lit garantiert, 5llper-
Idiiig. 9reis SOC uno $t.00. 8rp-
beflaide fret bel allcn M~potbefern
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Gein InIunle[ n1tia.

0as IdGoIi6e un6 lt%llangenebme
ginncbmen bon 8alomel 1T unnotia
gemoroen oilr6 uSimmons' 2iocr
Burifier" Die befannte miloe 2eber.
Meoi3in, Die aber eilien griinbli6en
e~r5ielt. gelir IN gelben gleh.
Iha6teln berpadt. Breis 25c. Gin
nal periuht INNER aebraudt.
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Sseen eines ~Ginanamimifters.

v0nmme Sahe oas = obne 8elo
IdBt iid rein nidts MAIDEN = bod
items Shuloen!"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-17

rake; hay buck; 2 16-inch riding
plows; 1 16-inch walking plow; 1 IA
inch plow; Avery corn planter with
100 rods of wire; I Avery walking
cultivator; tongueless cultivator;
riding disc cultivator; 12-foot drag;
16-foot drag with cart, nearly new;
Deering disc pulverizer; l row corn
lstalk CUTTER, broadcast seeder; hand
corn shelter; hole corn shelter; self
feed, complete with four horse power;
1 sweep feed grinder; grindstone, al
most new; DeLaval cream separator,
nearly new; 3 sets of work harness
2 sets of buggy harness; single har-
ness; 2 sets of fly nets; saddle; 7
Toulous geese; 6 dozen fine Rhode
Island Red chickens; stands of bees;
lawn swing; household goods and 9TH
err articles too numerous to mention.
FREE LUNCH AT 1880.
Terms-All sums of $40 and under,
cash; on all sums over that amount
one years time will be given on ap
proved notes bearing per cent inter
est from date of sale.
J. w. BURLINGTON.
Malone & McAhren, Aucts.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-17
THE ROAD DRAG
LAW OF IOWA
Paper Read Before Farmers institute
at Ottumwa by Frank Nimrocks,
Secretary Blue Grass Road
LAW BY ATTORNEY GENERAL
Believed to be Best Law of Kind Ever
Passed, but Common Sense
Should Be Exercised.

Ottumwa, Iowa-To the Editor:
send you herewith copy of paper
l gave the farmers institute in Ottum.
wa. This paper consists of questions
and answers on the new Road Drag
Law, house file No. as.
This is practically the law in a
simplified form. 1t is information
from the attorney generals office on
the law put in the form of questions
and answers, some of them in the
words of the attorney general, and
some of the answers made shorter
and put in different language, so that
it might be more easily understood
by those interested
do not claim any special merit
for this paper, except that it gives in
formation on this new road law to the
public, in way that makes it easy
for them to understand.
Frank A. Nimcocks,
Secretary Blue Grass Road.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-17
Public Sale.

Having rented my farm and decided
to quit farming. l will sell at public
auction on my place in Section "a. in
Goodrich township. 21a miles north
west of Denison, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Sth,
commencing at 10 o'clock. sharp, the
following described property:
10 Head of Horses-ConsiSting OF
grey team, 10 years old. weight $500;
bay gelding, years old. weight 1850;
bay mare, years old, weight 1000; bay
gelding. years old, weight 1900; black
mare, years old, weight 100; black
single driver. weight 100; bay geld,
ing, weight 400; sorrel mare, II years
old, with foal; l black colt, months
old.
35 Head of Cattle-Consisting of $
good mich COWS, 4 fresh, others fresh
soon; IA steers, coming 2 years old !;
5 heifers, coming years old;
calves: pedigreed Shorthorn Durham
bull. years old.
So Head of Hogs and Shoats and
Brood sows bred to thoroughbred
Duroc; 80 fall shoats.
Machinery lumber wagons: iron
wheel truck wagon; l pair OF hobs;
cutter; 1 single buggy; l hog rack;
Deering grain binder, nearly new; Nc
Cormick corn binder. 6-foot cut: Acme
mower, nearly new; l l2-foot hay
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-17

Q.-What penalties are provided for
failure of carrying out the provisions
of this bill?
Amy violation of any of the pro
visions OF this act, by the superintend-
ent of dragging or any person or per-
sons, who may be required under con
tract to drag district roads, or neglect
on the part of any township clerk to
set aside the funds required by this
act, shall on conviction thereof, be
fined not less than ten dollars $4,000
or more than twenty-five dollars ($25)
for the first offense, and for each sub
sequent offense shall be fined not less
than twenty-five dollars ($2500) nor
more than fifty dollars ($50.00).
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-17
PAGE ELEVEN

years old; 1 bay colt, 8 years old; 1
bay horse, II years old; 2 mares in
foal and 10 years old.
26 Head of Cattle: mich cows,
fresh; heifers, is years old, bal
ance years old; steers, year old;
10 calves.
40 Fall Shoats.
Farm Machinery: Deering binder:
Mccormick mower; Deering mower;
hay rake; tedder; 3-section harrow:
riding plow; stirring plows; Gorham
seeder; GAINESVILLE disc cultivator; rid
ing cultivator; walking cultivator;
John Deere corn planter with so rods
of wire; GAINESVILLE disc harrow; Glow
err Leaf manure spreader; double seat
ed spring wagon; lumber wagons; 2
hay racks; bob sled; grindstOne; De
Laval cream separator; tanning mill;
water tank; feed grinder; 3 sets Of
harness; sets of fly nets; tons of
timothy hay in stack and some wild
hay in barn, and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms of Sale: All sums of $40 and
under, cash; on sums over that
amount a credit of IL months time
will be given on bankable notes bear
ing per cent interest; per cent dis
count for cash over $40.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
FRED LAHNDORF, SR.,
Col. V. G. Schwaller, Auct. Prop.
Henry Stuck, Clerk. Sit
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Public Auction.

Having decided to quit farming and
leave the state, we will sell at public
auction on the farm in Section s,
miles south and miles east of Char
ter Oak, near school house in district
No. 2 and 2 miles west from Ken
wood, Paradise township, commenc
ing at 10 o'clock sharp, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 23rd,
the following described property:
"a Cattle good mich COWS,
fresh, others fresh soon; fall calf;
2-year-old heifers; spring calves;
Aberdeen Angus bull; % fat steers
on full feed, extra good.
Horses-Span of buckskins, 6 and
Z years old, weight 5000; bay gelding
IL years old, weight 1900; gray geld
ing, IL years old, weight 1900; gray
mare, years old, weight 1900, in
foal by Roses coach; gray mare, &
years old, weight 100; bay mare, Z
years old, weight 14O0, in foal by
Roses Piston; black saddle pony, II
years old; yearling colt.
80 Hogs-2O Poland China brood
sows, bred to thoroughbred Duroc.
Rest good healthy spring shoats.
mplements-Wagon; Deering bind
err on truck, almost new; new John
Deere corn planter with 100 rods of
wire; new John Deere 16-inch walking
plow; top buggies, one new; hay
rack; Deering hay rake; Kingman
riding stubble plow; riding cultivator;
mower; Bradley corn planter; Ster-
ling seeder; 1S-foot harrow; steel
tank and heater; two-tongue cultivat,
or; household goods.
Eight tons timothy hay; 1900 bush
els corn in crib; 3 sets work harness;
set buggy harness; 2 dozen chickens.
Terms-On all sums of $40 and un-
der, cash. On all sums OF over $lO
a years time will be given on ap-
proved security, interest at s per
cent. All goods must be settled for
before being removed.
FREE LUNCH.
LIPSKY BROS.
Malone Bros, Auctioneers.
P. F. Fiene, Clerk. 2-2t
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Public Sale Dates
Claimed

Jan. 24-Marr Bros, on Chris KeI
lar farm. Horses, cattle, hogs and
farm machinery.
Jan 24-Fred Lahndorf, Sr., Hayes
township, 2 miles west and u mile
south of Five Mile House.
Jan. 26-Alfred Enz, on Dr.. Carr
farm in Paradise township.
Jan. 29-Duroc Jersey brood SOW
sale of P. w. Weberg and B. w. Hunt
on Mr. Weberg's farm, blocks south
of Northwestern freight depot, Deni
son.
Feb. 81. w. Burlington, big sale
on his farm just northwest of Deni
son.
Feb. 12-Herman Steiner, miles
from Kiron
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-17

FOR SALE-General merchandise
and farm implement store at Kenwood,
Iowa; also nice residence. Stock at
invoice price. A snap for any man.
$4,000 cash will handle this deal bal
ance on time with good security. Write
w. F. Lewis, Box 673, Omaha, Neb.
46-t1
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-17
Public Auction.

The undersigned will sell at public
auction on the Fred Lahndorf farm
Section Is, Hayes township, 2 miles
west and u mile south of Five Mile
House, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY "a, 1912
commencing at 10 o'clock, the follow
ing described property:
8 Head of Horses: bay mares,
and 10 years old; l driving team, 1C
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-17

THEODORE WALKER
Abstractor of Titles
(Abstracter's Room, Denison, Iowa.
51-3m
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-01-25

sioner had no, cultivated in ,hi. part
OF the world
lie waited until she was close 10
the hearthrug before he turned. and
said with a profound bow
Madam my intrusion IL excused
by tho fact that | can restore your
Jewels
is Il possible" she exclaimed
II Is more than possible II isA
fact accomplished" be answered
Taking from an inner pocket a pack.
age IN silk tissue. he extended Il
toward her With the words
Won viii End IN this parcel madam
an the diamonds OF your necklace.
with the exception OF the largest
the Maharance
But the big diamond Of tho whole
necklace the Maharsnec cried Mrs
Missioner How did you find these
and not ind that"
Il have rot said tina, ga not 70
cover q. said the Swami "On the
contrary ! confess 20 YOU that I
gained possession Of the MshArance
at the time when got these. but q
must not. cannot. be restored 10 you "
Il am grateful for what you have
done tie widow said gently. but |
am unable 10 understand your at,l
ude in regard to the missing stone
why should not have that. too Il
is mine
Madam" said the Oriental. in the
coartlics, way. y would not FOR the
world say anything 20 disturb volr
faith in YOUR husband There Is no
need Of doing 50 Your faith Is war.
ranted MIR Missioner. when he said
that. thought he was telling the truth
Unfortunately for you as well as for
many others. he was not speaking the
truth The renegade who sold that
Jewel 10 your husband did not buy D.
from Maharaneo lie did not buy Il
from anyone He stole IT,"
Stole It." the widow cried with a
little vail In her voice Impossible 81"
Pardon me once more. madam. Il
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-01-25
sYNoPsis

The story opens with scream from
porothN March IN tho opera boz " Mrs
Missioner. a wealthy widow II IL &C
cNsiuned when Mrs Niasionefs necklace
hrcaks, scattering The diamonds aW over
the nnpr cunts lflsNold nui hfuNlnn
Sands society men IN love With Mrs Mis-.
slontr, gather W the gems 1rlswnld
steps on What 10 supposed 20 10 the crle'
bratsd MahAFauee ana brushes " \ Hln
doc declares u was not the genuine An
expert later pruuounseH AL the stones
substitutes Tor the original one " TIE
missing diamonds 10 fpund In The room
OF EAnor Hplrpmh, confidential compAns
lon u Mrs Missioner she II arrested.
Notwithstanding Mp Mlssioner'a eeliet
IN her lnnoeencs detective RITA takes
pr Fitch Eliuors nance, 80 running
down the real criminal RITA learns that
duplicates OK Mrs Missioner's diamonds
we're made 10 Paris On the order or
Ennur llolcumb. While Watkins briE II
ssissd bound and GAGGED by liindons. It,
is Imprisoned In "a deserted house, bur
makes his escape BrtE discovers an ~
sane diamond expert whom he believes
WAS employed by either sands ur bflsT
void 60 make countctfclts OF ~" Mission.
or gems Two uIuiaos burglafiEe tho
home ~ Sands and are captured hy Rriif
on one ~ them Dc finds mote Nsnri
ty 'Mllgrui" and addressed t. curtis
Hr''E tnrAtrs a woman named Mllnt'ni
nrhroyhe, 90 whom GrisWnli has been
PAY .nr marked attentions The swami at
learns nothing further about the dla'
monds Ff'tE disguised As a THIEF, visits
the apartment oi MIliicgnt lie rnds
bon that once contained the missing dia-
nonis. but 70 II empty tn" detective
concludes that the ulndNos have anticl-
Pated I'm In the recovery - the Jewels
lie visits 'hrir quarters and has an sx'
aiunE experience with a SNAKE
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-01-25

"a 40 far from being impossible that
e IL the stric, truth Nor vas tho
theft the only crime Of which the man
vas guilty In stealing that icWsl. he
committed a dreadful sacrilcge
Mis- Missioner was 90 overcome by
her emotions that sho vAs obliged. in
spite OF bcr intention. TO cit down
and therefore 10 extend 90 her visitor
an invitation 20 be seated also, before
she could set herself well enough 10
hand TO follow tho SwAmis narrative
calmly
THAT diamond continued the sAFc
once hlsgcd In the forehead o. the
great BuddhA In the Temple ~ pslhi
u vas rcVCrCd hy thousands hundreds
~ thousands. BY millions - the most
sacred work ~ The god Tor tradition
SAYS It was The undifpu,cd property
~ ButihA himself uhcr Ne ualke1
The earth IN his lates; Incarnation
Ms N'ssioucrs lips we're parted
Her eyes Scrc apcd uron tho Oricu.
tails tn the intensity % her interest
one night tho sage vent on.
when = band Of miiiiAn, priests a.
signed 10 guard the shrine Of BnidhA
% the great Delhi temple f,lAp~! is
vigilance tscTilcFlons Nrcteh on
whose bead ~ al the rurs"s a al
the centuries made he var into
the heart % mo sacred building snd
rrogrd no diamond from the bros
o' the god That he va, not blasted
M MS tracks hy the lightning % divine
wrath proves that tho mind ~ tho
GOD AZ that moment Vas shrouded IN
meditation for Ito b.ucft - his chi.
d-en Tho stone vas missed q, dawn
Within tho hour. armed men wcro
securing the city for he ApostAto
thief 10 trace % him vas found
Tho Maharaish Of that Kingdom lar
though be had been IN certain Oh
ssryanccs Of tho faith, NAs too true =
son az the Temple 10 let The careless
priests 60 unpublished Nv hts order
they we're selTcd. hundred OF them.
and thrown into prison. A royal de-
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-01-25

the patrolman from What would un'
doubtedly have been a ioolhardy act
Of courage, Hastily breaking his 70
yolyer open. he made swift exam
lnation OF the cartridge. saw that It's
rim Was not dcnted by the hammer,
and. concluding an accident Tor which
the she'll was not TO blame had pre-
vented an explosion, set the chamber
once more. and fired again, Thls
time a crack followed The great
cobra shot into the air. and then fell
sQuirming 20 the floor Its coils IN
bent as al fun length II writhed In It's
death agony Rriti leaped to the far
side OF the table. seized a heavy book
and hurled II on the serpents head
That soon ended the reptiles strug
giles but the doctor. brave enough un
der ordinary conditions. was not con.
tent until With dagger.llke paper cut
ter he snatched from the table he
severed the snakes head from It's
twisting body
Britt, Fitch and the patrolman took
deep breaths rs they stood on the
porch The detective lost little time
in recupcra,ing, though. and after hur
ricd instructions TO the bluccnat. he
and the doctor jumped into the coupe.
The uniformed patrolman climbed TO
the box. turning the horses head
westward lie drove the weary brute
At high speed TO a ANicah stand
where the detective and physician en-
tered a horseless vehicle In which
they we're Whirled to Headquarters
where Britt had short but impor'
tant conference with the Chief
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-01-25

During Victor Hugoh exile. pura,
went TO Guernsey. where Hugo re-
ceivcd him kindly. and took him "a
breakfast on veranda ovesleakins
the ocean II did not take Dumas lans
70 discover that hugo vas alFead,
posing ss the prescribed prophet. AMI
when tho poet said. with an oiympIar
wave OF hts hand "Yon see me. M,
dear Dumas. on my rock Of exile like
the prescribed one Ct antiquity.
Never mind" said Dumas, with hin
mouth full. tho butter Is far bette,
here than In Paris There IL no dis
putting that"
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-01-25

The raw pieces are frozen and III,
skin carefully tAAFeG of. thased Ass
seaa to tho iAnnsrtcs to b made Int
leather The truSsa fur which 70
mains Ia allowed to thaw slightly a.
the bottom. 10 that q small par II ID,
hair 10 freed from Ice This thAw.<
portion 10 then covered With . soia
ton OF rubber. which 10 allowed TO 10,
The res1li Ia that Largo seamless
pieces of fur are obtained much
cheaper than those which come witi
the natural akin Thee. same artia
cial turs are said to be more lastini
than the real. because they are i'm
hume from the attacks Of moshA