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sss,ooo,ooo Gems Sent to New York.

$4,000 900 Gems Sent to New York.
New York.-High cost of living and
continued increase in the prices Of
gems have no effect upon the public
demand for diamonds, pearls and 9th.
er precious stones. The November
shipments of gems to New York
amounted to $3,415,529, swelling the
total for eleven months TO s3S,o00,000.
Maiden Lane importers predict the
December shipments will make a
grand total of about $41.000,000. In
1908 only s12,S62,SsS worth of gems
were entered at this port.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-12-19
CHAPTER xXxvili,
Hands up!

All this time Lieutenant Mallory
had been thinking as hard as an OF.
flcer In an ambuscade His narrowing
experiences and inccssant defeats
the past days had unncrycd him ana
shattered his scIi.coniidence lie was
not afraid. but intensely disgusted. He
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-12-19
Honest
TOilerS
Must
Make Up
Losses
BY WILLIAM GREY

He only steals from the adesmen but from their customers
WELL for the honest people who pay their bills obliged pay
make up the loss
The loss caused by dishonest like this important
factor in the cost of living all paid cash paid their bills retailers
could sell for less and make much
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-12-19

This is the season Of purple and gold
purple Of aster and thistle and blazing star
and the gold Of golden rod and helianthus.
came across II whole meadowful Of burr
marigolds out south Of Jackson park this
morning, so shining and geeful in the rich
autumn sunlight that they seemed almost
FURNISHED.
Spring is my favorite season. 1t is the
morning Of the year-the time of hope and
youth and dreams.
But autumn has its charms, as we'll as
iis faults. Autumn is the insects, dvinn
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-12-19

Bean sproutIns In Mans Head.
San Bernardino. Cal-Two beans,
one Of which had sprouted into an
embryo plant, were removed from the
head of a Mexican laborer by DR.. H.
V. Beeson.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-12-19
Bride 81 Desert. Hubby "a Year. Old.

Bride 81 Deserts Hubby "a Years Old.
San Francisco. in Hong
Kong by the 67.year-old bride he had
married last June in New York. Mar
tin l.. Cavanaugh. "A years old. re-
turned here on the liner Mongolia
from what was to have been round
the-world honeymoon.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-12-19

time 1t is the when the birds fly away and the butterflies give up
their ghosts There the ait
But also the time Of grand calm days Of royal he of harvests
and fulness and Of great round and rest
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-12-19
DENVER 4 RIO GRANDE.WESTER
PACIFIC
The Royal Gorge Feather River

Iaken together form the most beauti.
ful line Of continuous travel Tenyer
Salt Lake. City. San Francisco.
=. The marvellous scenic attra ,aio,s of
the Rockies. the Great Salt Beds OF
Utah and the wonders OF the Herras
can be seen from the car windows.
SUPERB DINING CAR SERVICE
For illustrated descriptive matter.
write Frank A. Wadleigh, General
Passenger Agent. Denver & Rio Grand"
Railroad. Denver. Colo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02
f0rreip0n00nttr
Gngcne, Creson.

IA pi tor loo 5ore ira o.. par
ser Dem, ION oerai III BET Suotr1f
at Der moatte nof pare minore be-
ba3eliat al 6n91e "a 30, naar aft
fom til alt.
Ter bIeo nemlig ! Dor aorreipou-
ounce aiort opnprfiom pao Del cite
lt5eloi8e / at iorlaoe et aamme,t
6ienL 6oor man 6a00e oct 0oOt
baooe / a~anoeIig % timelig 6en-
eetoe, og at 6oIf. iom maatte for.
Tgge iig ouoet Ste0. eltio 6uroe Sc.
lane zig paa en- Del llbe5a8elig5e.
ser. 90 0eruofra illitteoe man ia,
ION ia9t ooenfor, at ri baooe oct
LENT.
Den for oct isrte par bette ON
ll6e6a9elig6eoerne OH. life OCT el-
fer ment meo iGrligt Senipn I'll at
rejie per til gugene, men finn meo
@enipn til 5oranoring al Opbolo5-
iteo / 4lmin0eligbe0.
Og Oernpit bar Stpffet let life
beregnet pan 9psnina mellem 81.
nierne.
8bi BET ifol 90 iiges me0 SonO.
beO, Sub til sore % Rris, bore
9enner og Me0orbei6ere til 5rait
og @lGOe, at ri bar bet oirfeIig
goot ber / oen Oonife aoIoni pco
eugene. Get bar 5pno at negte
Oct.
Der er Diit en- Del, iom life enc.
M oeo, at Ri er aoIoniiter. Ran
ip6rger al % til, ON ri beiin6er
os | 9Den eler pna 2anOet. Men
nogGe Dor / gpen, andre Dor poo
9on6et, og otter andre 6efinOer ia
/ en- MeaemtiIppreIie, ioet gDen
er oe0 at ndo no til Dem. Som.
mer man til eugene, ffol man Blot
fsfge Sobeolon0ebeien peitu6, a6
6oilfen man bill iinoe onnife Saono-
bprfere og 6orife 5armere Of og
til pno 6eaoc Si0er.
90 omii0er bill man ogioo it6oe
pon ben 6nnife airfe, iom logger
mi6t i aolonien. er oct paa epSgn-
bag 5~ormioone, bill man funre
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02
Sufhnno.
@aaSeifnS.

@naOcifnS. gtotaorsifpon ngen
lctio. Sioit i Septem5er Iagoe Mo-
Ter 9reDer en- 8ortoiiel / Ell sob
2tfe. 0offeuafialo OF Murreiter. "a
ban 5ors0a9 for 2,ltI pil6e 5ane so.
ben no paa in 9aoeioro ionot ban
en- aartoiielitamme meO 10 tore o8
og 9ooe aartoHer, Asr tiliamnen
peie0e omtrent 3 3un0.
SOftlnnO. gaaOeifno. Rgtaarsifno.
por ia ooloiom, ionl ingen Sin0e
isr. en ing @nno Der ira gpen
foo en- Sieneitepige me0 ct ReooI.
oerifuo / 9enet. ion 5un maatte 10.
res til Spgebuiet I 8pam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02

ifllloe gsre 9to0en / Dc imoa og fot-
tiae Stuer ait ior itor % tpn9e ia
mrflien iaaleoes, at ielo BEN itprfeite
maatte bsie i'm Gpg.
Senoes Bon er bIeoen bsrt. Dian.
gen Stormon0 ioar ct Gftermele
for 9ing, Der bar boft minore at
betpoe. Oct er 0erfor nof ppro, M
ga bun omiioer bar imoet 5reo,
ogioo at minoes Oenne inpne 5maa-
f~oarsfoinoes 6eItemooige llo6oIoen.
beo UNDER De trongeIte 6orbol0.
) en- Opcriist oper 1911 / Nm"
al 6. San. i%frioes bI. a.:
5rimeniqbeoernes Norsmeoe al.
6olotes sen II. September / 6o-
'oersleo. Der oeltog ober 400 Ser.
Toner, og til MeOet bar inobltot ODER
100 @piter ira Sc 6prige 8rimenig.
6eosfreoie. ) ariitusfirfen taIteBrp.
iterne 21cfe al Ro00ing og 9ouIieu
al 9ooIln0. 0m @itermiOOagen. ga
@e0et fortiattes / 5oriomIirgsbu-
let, oroite0es Ritialet oeo 0aob og
3o0oer, % 9ruoeoieliesritualet
itreifeoes. 3oaen 9eilnming om6or.
unoring toges life; BET operIooes til
De eufelte @euig6eoer at tage Be
itemmelie berom.
gneiOcri. Get itatsmoertstteoe
@la6 5c6lespigife 8ren8poIt1 op.
trnoer M oogIig, ifrioer o0}m.~
al ,. Snn.. ION offentlig An9ioer.
: 6orgoars 6cnleOte oet M}pnoigbe.
0ernes 0pmprfiombeo poa nogle
no~roIIesoigffe Soloater. Ser bapOe
0eItaget I Ell uifploia 6%orueieiie /
3cls 5orinnlfngs5us J ]humret FOR
t e5oar benitiIIer 0et iomme 9Iao
til Stotsoooofaten at reiie Sag moo
r0eimoal~ for en- 0mtaIe Al aon.
i~iitoriet I aiel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02

SomoogSfremmeOe ifommer man
iia life peo at 6poe Dem at ooa meo.
5enong er 10 Dor Serres Dag.
Men er bet en- 5sgtoog. ia iaa
Iigger 8reiteboIi9en lige oeo 81.
ben al 9irfen, og man fan 6riitie
goal op % bonfe poo 0eren; tbi
6aaoe @rGiten % bans Some Iigner
De andre oanite oeri, at 6uiets
0gr goor poo Iette 8rngsIer, nour
Oct gplOer at spe gpitfri6eo.
eugene 9n bar Ipnge orgnt ON
D0erIigere at uooioe iig. 0u Ter
BET no til, at 0r6mnien ifnl opfpl-
oes. Seq beo fife, 6por mango 30
ner Sen ifoI faa aetnem iig o.
u6enom ia. 0en no goor set ooer
6ete Dor gonife 9oIoni Iige ira 3.
2asien. Tom foor 5porboQnen mel
lem Srs % StnGo % BELT no for
Ri :. Z. 9ieliens paa Daft Sill,
ocI5 me6 5porpogne % 6eIs meo
9aner ooer 8. gerteliens, CIR Ser.
teIiens 6. Seniens. \. 0liens g.
Ma0iens, 3reo. 56raeniens. 8 Gar
lens. g. 9eteriers % moaifa fIere
a pore AouIfe 1ormpres Ssor0er.
I'm ri life err fe0 al 0et2 3ei,
Tor BET piier iig. at ois'c 0aae. og
Spor0ognsielTfobcr bar 5oritmo
pao. at 2an6et or noget ppr6, bill
tct Set oisieIigt oaiaa er. 5io ef
Ter on0en bil Der oqiaa fomme lie
re al 0enl Der pif n8ies meo annife
imoo 5arme % brine 6cres SorO.
ON 9eu0erne Ger Oct / 0onunrf.
Ser er eufelte al pore Soft. iom
cn0na bar omfrina beO 6unoreoe
grres az oeroper. o. iom nof oil
irlae noaet, men 6elit til 0onife.
9eiret er 6crt fortrpifeti9t, ieIp
on ri err liae mi0t i Reg1ti0en. Ho-
fin l86er 81 tr;pper omfrhag noe
pna @rpspIpncn. 5ofcn i%finner, %
~ farer If0t no. 3iels g5iclicn gaar
81 ilaar arsn Soore elfer @oeoe,
6naA SET nh pr 0i me0er 0fr. Gl.
qaar0. ION er noe at fire ior nogIe
SIuatninae ira 2iten. ser pil ilna
ia neo Der. De infer 40 Soliftt-
net % oct miloe 9eir, Tor: ~rtbol
hoor bar Set foI6t / 7iten M"
; @eniq6eosar5eioet goor Set os
oa'aa oel. ut @lt6s Rigps 3ienOc,
Ser le0e Soton. Ifnfop Ga6e os ar
6eioe nl6efes nforinrret, BAR ser
pei inqen, Ser oente0e; o. ieIp ON
ran forieqte at fo%ritnrre os ira Si-
Ser. bDor bi min6it pente6e SET, iou
FOB oi BOG fife Dor Bel men itoo
6ant imo0. @uo bar me0 os, %
meniq6e6en ooficoe fiffert mere e1rO
netop / 6aI. Sin @eniqbe6 bar
ariihis fer"
gi 6oIOt Nnrsm66e Ser ;. Gan.
yIet qoor of6ri9, naar : 9iper
Qpin6erne Stenmeret". mente en-
o. on6en. Men set af nof la aoot-
Ct gor al StDreleslemmerne bleu
ofleft. g. 2arien oalgtes til Gor-
man6 og 8reo 56racn'en til e.
fretqr / steoet for I 3. 05lien,
Iom bao fig fri. s. 5cnien 6teo
giofon + steoet for $. 9ar'en.
.Rogle bar in0mel6t til 0ptagelie.
ssren 5enien u0melote5.
@enig5eoens 9enoeiager par !
.gmnife goo 0roen 5oruOen grG-
..itelaupen. Ser iioite War par for
.6siet meo 200 Coll, % ale aeg-
ringer betalt og flere 9unOre0e
golI. poet uoo0til, bar Der jiit
iaa tort ct GDerifuo, at pi hrnoe
gore fort 8roies meo por 9igning
til 5fOtefosien / Blair % ieuoe
IS53.
Menig6eoens apm0eiorettin9 bar
'ogiao orbeioet troligt / BET iounO-
ne aor og gipet belle 6%ortieneiten
bort / Subs 0opn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02

flaring, at Den ifplOes ben almiloe-
lige MisforngieIie me0 Or. 9obns
Ganoi0atrr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02

6aoersleO -. 5anuar. v0a1ne.
oirfe" ifriper / Tag:
Zen SER, ri / Mites lige efter
galQet nqppe fnn0e tro paa, er MI
IN aenosgerniag Geiultatet er
Fua Opo bette: 81 6or bait en- glim.
renOe 5remgang oOer belle BET egent-
lige Ioroilespi9 ! 8p og paa 2afto.
BED Dor Spogrpnie er Der oes.
oprre en- Life 5il6o9egang pon
benpe0 30 Stenmer. Dette oil
bog life iopffe oct 0eI6e0sinotrpf,
at DnnifbeOen Daogner og Tglfes
ito0iq itigeroe @rao pea iine gamle
gnemqrfer, me0ens 3pifbe0en IN
Den for oen Itore 1. 8algfreOs er /
EiIbogegang. Get mao nemlig Haas
idit, at operfor BEN betD0elige oan-
fe Stigning itaar tpOelige tDife
Dab. 8piferne bar peo 6iplp al
Stemmerne poo Baitor Shmiot lige
bolot Stidingen ira 1907; men
ielpfelgelig bur6e De ogiaa BABE
bait ct 6eoielsoperifuo, for ilet
fife at tale ON Den tore Suoban-
sring al gmbeosmpnO. Genne
5~tonosning funoe hi life pente. Den
sr fonrmen iom en- Operrnifelie, og
1 Giebliffet far hi fun ben 5or.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02
a1tinnrriNuu11o
GissOasSualset.

Der foreligger M, ffriDer g5oa.
BIT" al IA. San, fuI0itPnoige 0p.
Epsninaer ON 8alget i De ire ION
1erigoife Rreoie. i boilfe Der par
spitillet 6onife 9aHoi0oter, og oi
gengiper O~erefter oct lomleoe 9ie'
iultat:
s ferite areOs fit aigsoagsmoio
s. g. Sanien 1863 ct, ben tD.
FIFE screenings aanOiOat. Or. 9o3n
1872 ct, SocialOemofnaten 9tien.
bOrff 1929 ct. os 5%reOsforenin-
gems aon0iOat. Baitor ShntiOt 244
Stemmer.
8eo golget / 1907 afgaoes Der
1896 ct. paa $. 3. Sansien,
5168 poa Or. 6obn % 7S4 paa
Rieu0orff.
De 0anifes StemmetaI er alt
oa foroget me0 1862, meOen5 9r.
6a6ns er goaet til6age meO 1876.
; moen areOs ff 8rau
1868 st, 0}idelien 1916, 9ellbe
658S, ReOentlom 364S % Sail
Sen 1874 ct.
5 1907 afgaoes Der 3,249 Ct.
boa @rau, 1867 paa Guns, 6,241
poa Mihelien, 1884 pea R~epentIop
% 6.984 poo @ommeIsoorff. Zen
TOitnppnte, Der er nationaaiberal,
ieireoe oeo 0mpoIget.
De 0anifes Stemmetal er at.
5oa iteget moo 314 St.
5 0enne areos oil Der blioe On.
ooIg meIem MiheIien, Der er Ga
cialoemofrot % 2erbe, Der til6erer
BET notwithstanding 6oIfepurti.
; fier0e areOs fit Ben 0onife
Ronoi0at Sesieu 1887 ct, Sdif-
ferer 1891, gluricf 6,049, u. 5es.
fen (9onieroatip) 2,189 % 9recour
1000 ct.
5 1907 fol0t Ser paa 0oniferen
Sesfen 1884 Ct, pao Qeon6art
1886. poo 9recour 2.08l og paa
5eo0erien 7,443.
Oct oonife 5temmetol er altioa
fteget me0 203 q.
geo Ompalget itoar aompen
neaem oen notionaIliberale Sdii.
ierer og 8luricf al Oct fremifriot5-
OeHIige 5olteparti ,og De oanIfe
Stemmer bill 0a uoen Gpipl fol0e
poa oen SiOitn9pnte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02
msganen:

ub~iI9nmsgnben
9sr pitteret. ie SOL. Rr. 4 H.. $500. $f767l26
Sra Ell gamunel GleD poa Grin. Semi. meo 6at Tor al
9eGi9neGen mo0toget Der :. :. -. =. .......... 10000
Coulter. 30. e6riihop qn6erien ........ 1000
Moor6eao, ,a. Giels storf, 81. G. 5obnien 6p. $40. 2OOo
Qorma, a. 3of, Sens Roien0a6l $40, Sens Saaen. So,
3o6anne5 SEMEN 81 -. :. =. ........ 100
Stonoaro. qlta, Canada. Sens 8osmu5'en $40, ID. 6.
3eHen 81. s. u. 1a6l SO, 0}arius 5enien So, areI
9orbn. Uorins Rfelen, g. 6. geteren 20. 81 -. $500
0eenoh. @g. 9 T. Qieaen -. =. :. ... 500
Blair. Qe6r. Miaer mnf j.. -. 200
Giiuutmen -. $t78562 6
Blair. ben %. San, 1912.
Otto Sanien.
aa5i for Zen fore. D. ebI aHe 4m@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02

Zen tDife 6reOsfOrening bcn0en.
Der iig til Observation-Disclosures paa
DC 6icmlOies Sesnc. 5 oct iioit uo-
fom1e 6pite al 6reosforenin8enS
Iiosifriit oStimmen aus 3orO-
i6le5pig" oplgieS, at 5oreningens
6orman0, 9aitor Sdmiot, / @fter-
ouret bar 6enpenot Jig til oct preus-
life Observation-Disclosures / So8en
D~e0reren0e De 9iemleie. Der 9eres
i 5frioelien ferit 9feoe ior Moos
@gbolms 5or5olo. 0erpoa beooer
oct / 9enoenoelien:
.N1ens Oen tpife Offentligbeo =
.efter 9Di5rGterne og Zen tpife 6or-
enings uOtolelier at oenme = for
6lertoaets geofommenoe g~oofenoer
N}pnoigbeoernes 6remi9rO o9 an
Ter Be beflageliesoGrOige @nfeltper-
ioner iom Dire life for Be preus-
iiife Mpnoigbeoer, men for Sen oan-
ife 2~lqitotion moo Stotens artori-
tet, iormoar un0ertegne0e Screening
life at mr0ertrnffe en- 5elelie al, at
life blot De RaagPl0enoes % 0eres
politiife Mening5fGaers, men ogioo
0i0e tDife are0'es Ieoen0e 9fets-
foteIie frpufes peO @etnemierelien
al oeune rent formelle, life engang
ifrepne Get. 0erpeo Ifoer after Sta
tens Qutoritet efter Dor Mening
5ta6e % arbei0er man BEN oonife
Agitation / 59n0e.
9i 6eOer Ceres G~rcelfence ON at
pide pirfe ben til, at 6~ieml55beos.
iperg moaIe fsrit orones olmin-
oeligt ao iolferetslig 8ej, iar Der
goas rem moo GnfeItperioner, %
Di 6eoer moDioere Ceres grceaence
ON at itan0ie Ben aQereoe / enfeIte
Silfaloe moleoeoe 5remfqro. ino-
til Der er trltffet en- iaaOan Cro.
ming"
Goitor Sdmiot me6oeler enooi.
0ere. at 6orenngan fife bar moota.
get lloaet Guar. men ban 6enoiier
til Oct SDar. om DADS Gg6olm
ielp Gar faaet ira @taateren. Ter.
paa ~ifri0er Rrpiten / 9oooer:
.aompen pr / en6oer 6enieenoe
utiltalenoe 9fan fan iom Ipifer
life Dpre glao Tor, at 8reusien fife
oil gaa meo til at ifnbe Ell iiffer
9}et ber. Man fan ogioo finn meo
@eflagelie ie paa, 6oorfe0es Soft
ion Ma0s Gq6olm ribes bort ira
6eres ongIige SpsieI, profIomeres
ion Reprpientalter Tor D. biemlsies
alnsie % uoiptte5 ior at fomme
6elt I'D al 2igeopgten. Siffert er
oct. u an fuu0e oanifeIig
6obe tGnft liz Ell 6eore
8or6ere6eIie o. Galget
Tor 9aniferne.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02
Gil 81 T nj 0 II m isiionen:
I'll SfoIefos len:

SCR fomitterct. ie 0bl. pr. 1. -. j.. :. ........... $
eugene. Oregon, 9et5esoa 0i95. 1880. ........
5epell. So, 9nitor 5aIcf =. ........
0ort6fielO. Minn, Ct geter5 g2g68 aof. ..........
9lair, 9}e6r. MILLER Q2nnf :. .............
Somlin, 5o, NJ. s. @ortenien, g}iels G%otten5org,
SEQ. ap6nn bp. 81; SEQ. go8oar0, Sans 7. 8eteren,
9. 6. 2aurioien, Sans Q}orteniet Sans 9%fottenbor8,
Grit 3. Glen, SEQ. 6%enrifiea, Better il. 9Ii5'en, San5
6reoerifien Q3iIie Aottenbora, Feer g. @orteaen,
6ons aogoorO bU. 81; George Spirup, anoers Nit.
felien, Mrs. aoren Qiorieuien bo. SOC ..........
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02

5 oe 4rtifler, 6pori oi forlptig
ortolte lloiigterne Tor BET lore
ftonenoe 8alg, 6leD Ser, iom oct pil
rinOres, ganife pit giort Jfegning
poa en- 6remaang for BET oanife
Stentmetal men 0enne 5remgmg
hlrOe fife iGttes 6eiere END til ca.
1000 q. @irtelig6eOen er imioler.
10 iprun9et langt for6i Ben opti-
miitiife 9eregning; 5remgan8en
bleO fife 1000 Stemmer, men
f,779, eaer ca. 80 psf. nprre emo
9oabet. Get jonleoa 0anife Stem.
metal er 0erbeo nanet op I'll T.
POS eaer til ianune S6i6e ion iioit
I 6alnffer0ierne.
Selbfglgeligt bar bette Geiultat
Oaft ben iterite 8lpoe / SpnOer.
pGau0, o. @lpoen er life minore
Daa 0ennq SIDE al aongeaoen. 5 al
Sen 6erettige0e 8esfmisme, 5Dor.
nle0 man finn fan tpnfe paa oct
omrife 8olfs 5remti0, oirfer BET
i~tDrfen0e, bette 9iones6pr0 ON
Donifbe6ens ufleoe 4o0Itono8fraft
sberfor 5orf6igelie oglln0ertrDffele.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02
5reO.

1irsoag 4ften. ifriDer BIN al
6. San, oe0e en0elia efter lang
Ii0s 6aar0e 2foefer Ma0s Gg5olms
gainle Soigermo0er. 1et er meo
im0erIige 5elefisr, man mootager
9u0ifa6et om 0ette gg0sfal0. :
oDer et 6alOt 4nr bar 0eane gamle
aDinoe al 5olfet Dqret mprfet al
060ens aomme. 9ongiomt tore
0eS Bun ben. o. 2ioelierne tiltog
efter Moanso. Ren ANTI
DIG meo Sc le8emIige 2i0elier ble0
set fattige 6us, 5Oor 5un iegte Der
ii0ite 6oile Tor at finoe Bleie paa
SotteieHgen, 6iemiegt al on0en
uforifplot G1oo. 6euoes SDigerign,
Siemmets 8orieger, toges bort ira
lit gooe qr6eioe, u0pites al 2oroet
og faita6es / 5an9iel oa ban oenote
til6oge.
Ia ser I oauIfe Blade 6enpftes
til, 6oor itor 0e6en bar / Den 6iem.
Isies 6amilie, 6a06e tpife Organer
enoog BOO til at ipotte ben afiPl-
0ige gntnle pan 1eOs!eiet.
g1en ielD ON bum fun bar en- en-.
fol6ig qlmuesfoin0e, iom nI6ri9 bar
attrnaet at fomme til at ipifIe en-
Golle I oct offentlige Gin, oil mon-
ge DeO benoes Boore minOes BET
Wo6 og ben Selobeberifelie, bun
u6piite un0er 6iemi6gelien. Der bar
ulorig Gale ON, at Der maatte t1ges
Senipn til ben0e. Selo ON BUN lon
og itre0 % bann0eOe ia UNDER De
itaaleligite arpftimerter, opmuntre'
0e bum ito0ig S~Digeriennen til life
at gine efter.
Sum lao pon tit 0e0sleie oo ber-
tie 0srene god. Oct bar guoene,
iom brogte 5pngielsororerne til
Sienrmets 5oriereer og greOe ira
Sc p~reusiiife Wpr6igbeoer ON, at
5mniliefd0eren life fif10e bente mo-
gen Sfooniel.
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uofriet, for at ben6es Spg0om life
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the horse show. George said
that Lynn county needed fewer
horses and better horses.
LYNN GOES WET
Saturday. February the oath
Lynn county got well soaked
again. About six O'Clock in the
afternoon the wind blew up
from the east and soon develop
ed into a regular gale. Wind,
rain and lightning. II began TO
rain hard about eight O'Clock
and kept il up all night. Var
ious estimates place the amount
Of rain that fell Saturday night
at from two 70 four inches. One
thing is certain, all of Lynn
county is thoroughly soaked.
A NARROW ESCAPE
Mr.. and Mrs. George Embry,
who live on the old b. B. Wise
farm nine miles northeast of
Tahoka. had a narrow escape
from death last Saturday night
when a bolt Of lightning struck
the house. They were sleeping
in an iron bed near the stove
when the bolt struck the house.
The lightning entered the root
near the few and went down
the pipe. Earring the stove
pretty badly. from the stove the
lightning jumped and struck the
bed. spreading the side rails and
dropping the couple 10 the floor
and went out through the end Of
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the house and struck a trace
chain that was laying near the
house and welded every link to-
gether. The only thing that
saved MIR. and Mrs. Embry was
that they were sleeping on a
feather bed and didn't happen
to be touching the bed stead.
The feathers being a pon-con.
ductor the only i'll effects they
felt was the jolting up they re-
ceived from hitting the floor.
The house was only slightly
damaged.
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from a five months stay in Ark
ansas, and says he is perfectly
satisfied to remain on the Plains
the rest of his time.
Messrs. Boyd, Edwards,
Woods and another gentleman Of
Plains. passed through here
Tuesday on their way to Lub-
book. Mr.. Boyd, Yoakum county's
Clerk, informed us that our
heavy rain reached only to the
county line, but said, they had
good season any way and hopes
were high for a splendid crop in
that county this year. Mr.. Boyd
is one of your optomistic fellow,
who always sees the silver lining
IN every dark cloud.
MARRIED SUNDAY
TWO OF our popular young
people were married Sunday by
Rev. V. II. Trammell about two
O'Clock p. m. They were Mr..
Bert French and Miss Reba
James, and immediate after the
ceremony they left for the
grooms parents. who live in the
southern part Of the county.
This wedding was quite a sur
prise to almost every one in town.
Fact is but few knew that a con-
jugaI feeling existed between
them.
BROwNFIELD IN A WRECK
Messrs. NJ. V. Brownfeld and
T. c. lvey left here last Saturday
for Lubbock TO take the train for
Amarillo and when nearing
Canyon the engine and three
cars suddenly left the track. /
We quote Mr.. Brownfeld for the |
rest:
"All at once heard a crushing
noise TO the front and told the
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boys to hold to their seats as we
are going to have a wreck. The
forward end Of the car we were
in left the track and it seemed
it could not help turning a turtle
but it balanced back. AS in lots
Of other wrecks, it was mystery
Just how people. especially the
fireman and engineer escaped,
and they hardly knew themselves
just now they came out of the
wreck unhurt. The only person
who was at all hurt was the mail
clerk who had the ball Of his lit
tie finger pinched off some way.
II happened that the baggage car
never turned overland we kept
warm in il as ii had plenty Of
coal and stove. The blizzard
Sunday, and you South Plains
people were just in the edge of
it. We were delayed about Is
hours but some of us walked in
to Canyon for our breakfast. "
GOOD RAIN
A brisk East wind all day last
SATURDAY was a good indication
of rain, and misty rain began to
fall about shutdown, but not till
lightning began to flash and
thunder roll in the elements
about 8 p. m. business began
to really pick up. and by 10
O'Clock rain and hail was falling
in torrents. At one time there
was nearly two inches Of hail on
the ground. This rain kept up
nearly all night, leaving a good
season in the ground. We have
heard many old people and others
say that this was the worse lee
trical storm they ever saw at this
time Of year, and Howard James
reports a great deal Of damage to
the telephone people, mostly on
the Tahoka hne. A blizzard from
the northeast accompanied by
snow, blew all day Sunday.
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has for some time been at Miner
al Wells for his health, is consid-
erably improved in strength and
will go at once to Rochester, N.
Y, where he will undergo a sur
gical operation and it is expected
that he will return home entirely
well.
II is announced that in a short
time the Double u Co. will begin
work upon about twenty or thirty
residences in the southern part
OF town near the site Of the cot
ton mil. These will be princi-
pally three and four room
houses, and after they are COM
pleted. or perhaps sooner, a
number of larger residences
will be built in the northern and
western parts Of town.
No definate announcement has
been made as to the date when
work on the cotton mill will be-
gin. but all preparations are be-
ing hurried as rapidly as good
judgment will admit and in a
short time construction work
will begin. The Santa Fe sur
yeyors were here last week and
located the switch which will be
used TO place all heavy machin-
cry on the ground and we are in
formed that a force Of men will
arrive in a few days 20 lay the
switch.