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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

A fine baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Buchan-
an Sunday. Mr.. Buchanan is black.
smith at the Corners. This will
give him successor in due time.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.. Adkins of,
West Sound. were transacting bust
ness at the county seat Wednesday
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

Ebert Blancett, through with
high school duties at Bellingham
for the year, is home for the sum
mer.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

The many friends of George
Dightman will be glad to learn that
he is recovering from his recent
serious illness and will be about
again soon.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24
Sal, Juan
AreaA6 So. Miles

Shoes You can do better at
Murray & Sons 81
Barney viereck was over from
Doe Bay yesterday.
For nicely furnished rooms 90 to
the Maple House. Prices reasonable.
Bruce Willis was over from win
ter quarters at Obstruction pass
Monday.
For the Best and Cheapest Light
see Herman Fredell, Jeweler, Fri
day Harbor.
Mr.. Clough has fine new driving
horse which arrived from Seattle a
few days ago.
Joseph Cueny arrived on the
City Wednesday from a business
trip to the mainland.
c. L. Carter has been doing car
penter work for his brother-in-law,
John King, this week.
VIM. Randles has covering on
his R. F. D. wagon, as protection
from the sun and the rains.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Adkins Of.
West Sound. were transacting bust
ness at the county seat Wednesday.
Ebert Blancett, through with
high school duties at Bellingham
for the year, is home for the sum-
mer.
j. s. Groll is expected home this
morning from North Yakima, where
he attended the grand lodge of the
Knights Of Pythias.
Mrs. Gene C. Gould, who has been
under special medical treatment at
Bellingham for two weeks, arrived
home Tuesday evening.
L. C. Rudow, Of Bend, Ore. is
visiting Mrs. Rudow at the home Of
his son DR.. L. A. Rudow, where she
is spending the summer.
Attorney Irwin has been at Bell
ingham this week attending to mat
tiers in connection with the Caldwell
bankruptcy proceedings.
George Dennison brought his fine
fishing boat, built by L. P. Schrud-
er, around from Mud bay Monday
for Customs measurement.
Photographer Mccormick went to
West Sound yesterday to take some
views Incidental to the closing ex-
ercises of the school there.
Ross Tulloch is taking most of his
meals at the restaurant these days.
his family being away on protract-
ed visit with her father at Chucka-
nut.
The many friends of George
Dightman will be glad to learn that
he is recovering from his recent
serious illness and will be about
again soon.
A fine baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Buchan-
an Sunday. Mr.. Buchanan is black
smith at the Corners. This will
give him a successor in due time.
The Ladies Guild will meet with
Mrs. S. D. Martin, Wednesday May
20. at the Jensen ranch (shipyard. }
The launch metropolitan will leave
| the city float at 2 p. m. to accomo-
date those wishing to go.
Miss Florence Christy. who has
officiated in the capacity OF house
keeper during the absence OF MRS.
Gene C. Gould at Bellingham for
1 two weeks, returned to her home
j at Bellingham Wednesday morning.
louis Murray, who has held a po-
s;tion with the F. H. P. Co. here for
some time, left Wednesday morning
on the City Of Anacortes, bound 1ol
i T unn; island. where he has q posi-
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

Shoes-You can do better at
Murray & Sons
Barney viereck was over from
Doe Bay yesterday.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

VIM. Randles has covering on
his R. F. D. wagon, as a protection
from the sun and the rains.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

Mr.. Clough has fine new driving
horse which arrived from Seattle q
few days ago.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

Christian Science services at Her.
man Fredell's residence Sunday at
IL a. m. Subject: Soul and
Body"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

Photographer Mccormick went to
West Sound yesterday to take some
views Incidental to the closing ex-
ercises of the school there.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

The City of Anacortes and the
Yankee Doodle will run excursions
to Bellingham Saturday, Sunday and
Monday on account of the aviation
meet and the Wild West show. The
Getty" will 60 by way of Lopez, Pt.
Stanley and Anacortes, while the
Yankee will touch Orcas island
1oints.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

Poor appetite is a sure sign of
impaired digestion. A few doses of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will strengthen your diges-
ton and improve your appetite.
Thousands have been benefited by
taking these tablets. Sold by Fri
day Harbor Drug Co.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

G. L. Carter has been doing car
penter work for his brother-in-law,
John King, this week.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

Prof. F. F. Joubert, formerly
principal of the public school here
and for several years past superin-
tendent of the Enumclaw schools.
has been reelected to his present
position for another term Of two
years at an annual salary of 81, 800.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

George Dennison brought his fine
fishing boat, built by L. P. Schrud-
er, around from Mud bay Monday
for Customs measurement.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

Joseph Cueny arrived on the
City Wednesday from business
trip to the mainland.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

Ross Tulloch is taking most of his
meals at the restaurant these days,
his family being away on protract-
ed visit with her father at Chucka-
nut.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

Mrs. Frank P. Christensen left for
Vancouver, B. C. yesterday morn
ing. Miss Edith Ross, sister at
Bellingham, will accompany her and
they will visit THEN brothers. Will
lam and Graham.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

Attorney Irwin has been at Bell
ingham this week attending to mat
tiers in connection with the Caldwell
bankruptcy proceedings.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

j. s. Groll is expected home this
morning from North Yakima, where
he attended the grand lodge of the
Knights Of Pythias.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

Spalding's mits, bats and balls at
the Palace of Sweets. The National
League uses only Spaldings' goods.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-24

sMce announcer opportunity will not be
given before the day and the precious
memories associated = it'll II are pas
sed. The poem on the front page is
. touching and remarkable picture
Of the passing Of the soldiers Of 81,
and will be fully appreciated by all
who are old enough to have any re-
collection Of events curing or at the
close of the war.
G. N. Culver returne to Doe
Bay yesterday on special business
connected with the farm.
Tom Paxson and Wm. Busby were
passengers on the City" yesterday
morning tor the mainland.
Spalding's mits, bats and balls at
the Palace of Sweets. The National
League uses only Spaldings' goods.
Christian Science services at Her.
man Fredell's residence Sunday at
IL a. m. Subject: Soul and
Body"
Uncle Joe Sweeney came up from
Seattle Wednesday tn take look
at things on his old stamping
ground.
DR.. and Mrs. L. A.. Rudow have
as visitors this week his cousins,
Misses Clara and Ella Poehler, of
Minneapolis.
Geo. C. Randles cut one of his
feet quite badly yesterday while
chopping. He will be "laid up
for week or two.
Charlie Bakers shoe repair shop
is moving to the building opposite
his present location, recently vacat-
ed by Giglio's meat market.
There was a special dinner at the
C. E. Hackett home yesterday and
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10
Gin setftret@er ROmpOmiF.

8ei @eleeenbeit Der Grri9tung etc
mes 9entmoIs fir ben fran30iif9en
&%Omponiftsn Reper in benz maleriz
I9en tleinen Snfen bes Mittelmseres
2obanrDu, mo Der S9Dpfer bes mSis
curb" bic @intermonate gu bsrIeben
pflegte, erinnerte elm fron30Ff9es
Blatt an einige IDIOTS" bss ssiitrei>
den Muiters, Der ipsgen f9lagfertiz
ger MntipDrten fat nod beriibmter
NOR, ols tpegsn feiner ROmpoiitionen.
ginit tommt cine iunss Riinitlerin- gu
ibm unb iingt inn our Probe Ons
nS~aubenlie6" aus isinsr wSalombo"
Dor. Nls ie geenbet, ndbert tie fi4,
3itternb Dor Grregung, benz Rompoz
niiten unO fliiftsrt: ~a9, Msiftsr.
mas fir NngIt babe i9 ~ausseItans
benz" l1nb Reper tripibert gutmiitis
nit benz BruItton Der ueber3eugung:
r2onge nod mid. 70 bel, ols i'd.
mein Rinb." Bel einsm 5sIt i'm
Glpfte tpollte bic Satin zines Ses
notors benz 3omponiIten lire 8ez
numbering ousOriiden; Iie nobts fi9
ibm alTO unb foste nit fdmel5sn6er
Stimme: SIS 1T mir cine 2isbliusss
boritsIIung, Iisber Ssrr gfsper. iuenn
i9 mir Oenfs, pit sic ipobl Sbren
fpunberbolIen Spmnus Die Wal=
fire 6nit bu srobert" tomponiert bo>
ben mOgsr. 9sipiB in elmer traums
baften @timmung. an ;rsenbeinem
purobieiiI9en Srt, in elmer llmee=
bung boil pOelie. Sft's nidt fO2"
n2Gber bur9ous nidt", onttportete
Reber rubig, i'd fob babel nuf Dem
Do9e zines Omnibus unb rau9te
meme pfeife 49,"
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10

mo I'D riIsn lie gepaItfdm 5Ern6;
Oumpf NIT ibrsm &orper ruf oeH
9oosn idlaeeno, DsrIor fe ods Be
pubtIein. +.
TrduIsin gnio, Die aus Dem Wlus
TtfalDn gesilt mar. tnisfe usben Ser
OhnmG6figsn, osrsn 3ops itiiBsH6.
Damn truasn mir oisfe in ibre Rdz
bine uno IisBen lie in Der Yflese oes
bsrbeigsrufenen S6iffsar5tes.
Infer 8umpfer, BON &urfe rbs
lenteno, bate Die u~naIiidsidtte umz
sreiIt, oGne ieoo6 oes 9erunelidtsn
lnIidtis 81 peroen. 4n ausfeBsn
eiits 8ootes pGre iibrieens bel orr
~buusboben ipil0en See gar ni9t gu
oenten gspeIen
Nm 4beno oesTelben Sagss fac
zen mir Serrsn in tiefesoriidtcr
Giimmune i'm Rau65immer unO
befpraden ole TragDoie. Wir fpra=
den iiber ben @erungIiidfen, an Dem
mir ale ieBt liebenspiirbige Gigens
Tdaften entoedtsn. obglsi9 mir 1eIs
ten nur nit inn in geIsGT9aftlide
9eriibrung setommen paren. 9atte
er fi9 ood beinobe dusf9IieBli9
ieiner iunsen 5rau geipiomst, OenN
Die &eiIe bon Nuitralien na9 Guros
pa, piu Sap Sorn. mar feline 9od>
8eitsreiie.
Dir borfen. oaB 5ruu Ssntins
aus ibrer tiefen Sbnmd1t tripa6t
Iet, oo9 ouf feline 5ruee antnort
gebe uno dpatbiTd bor ii6 binItorre.
SrduIein GniO perlieB iis tsinen aus
genbIid.
9err @mbrD f9itn Sen @unF9
81 baben, u~nIersr Seilnobme nit eis
nigen Morten Nusorud su eebsn.
@r ftanO plOBli9 auf uno noIte auz
genI9tinli9 cine ldngsre 4nIpro9e
balten. Mber alles, ipas er al fas
gen permo9te, NOR: .@entlsmenl
Serr Ssnfins mar elm fe6r gutter
Menf9. =" Damn rGufpsrte er Ii9
fart, fdludte sIei9Tam cine iibsrs
pallcnbe @mpfinOung nisosr unO
IeBtt iid pieoer -
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10
aaS taIf6s 8anfmartHa6.

Set benz Sobe bon Econ 0ierr
limb bic Barrier 2iteraten IN fGlims
mer Werlegenbeit: fe finben teinen
poeten, Der niiroig pdre, als No9z
folger bon 9ierr gum nJiirften Der
Oidter~ ertpdblt gu perben. 9ierr
ipar Der brittle nDi9tsrfiirft~. Der
No9Fpleer Mullarmes. Der TeiRerIeits
nls S6ronerbe gerlafnes Di9terfiirIt
purbe. Sn oiefem 3ufammenbana
tpiro an cine luitige AnetOote aus
benz Qeben 8erlaines ertnnert. 8ers
Ioine bate einem Barrier 8lotte Sc
bi9te gegebsn unO po1 aud orbs
nungsgemdB bonoriert iporoen. Sin
poor Sage fpGte- tommt er auf bic
Rebattipn unb fogt Dem 3afierer:
.0as lit pirfIid ni9t nett bon Sb=
men, Sic baben mir neuli9 elm fala
I9es JinffrantIiiid segeben." Der
geomte entT9uloigt Ii6 unb reiht
Dem Diaier. Elm e6tes Sii%nffrontitiid.
9erIoine mill gsben. pirO ober bon
benz aaFiersr 5uriidsebolten: p8er=
3eiben Sic. Gle boben mir ia bas
fulI9e 6iinffrontitiid niht Suriidses
qehen!" v3uriidgegsben24 entsesnst
Der poet cntriiItet. nerit bsute lit es
mir enblid gsIunaen. es Gu BEL Mann
u bringen 49,.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10

Dor Rars. @etdeI @or fe n
SuocnO 1T Elm Sriirotideiu.
@ues biidt lie rOiig elm.
GeIiges I%orgenboffens
Nne 8iiren cffen.
W1ittag jtebt in Sonnenelnt,
Mineen, G9affeH, Sor9en, Nut.
Gdon Ons 3ieI mir i~treifsn,
@olo'ue Sriidte reifeH.
Slid, gnttGuI6ung. StiIefeiu,
BlnIIer nir0 Der Gonne 9hein,
8ii6l pebt's Inn Die 0bren -
0ieles 1T berIoren.
Belle ueiet li6 infer Sag,
Mbenoalan8 uno @lodeni6lag,
limb nm infer 2eben
G1on Die Gdatten ipeben.
Wiioeperben, G6Iafens5eit,
Nrs lit 2drme1. Cuff, Rot, Gtreit,
@terbefer3en f%unfeIu,
Mues Iieqt i'm &unfeln.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10
ast 1mmEr.
@fi88e bon Gle arofft.

uTrioo, pf! Mas s~rennite benin 70,
Menf6entinO2"
0ie @erufene orsbte 1i1 Inn, la9te
iiber oas gan3e, biibf9e 9ei4t, unS
bIieb alif Ser StraBe fteben.
IN Sag, @rste. Mu4 Blob f@nsa,
tpenn ou N Gtiid mittOmmen piait.
Sd bab' l1rluub, i4 fabr' morgen
los an sic See auf bier3e6n Gage;
6af gu oeinen f9on2"
Die Treunbin fduttelte ben 4opf'
uTee, ser Gbef gniefdt Oiefes Sabr
furdtbar. 906ftens a9t Sage bat
tr gefagt. Mber ma, tpoau gtbt's
oenn Rronfenatteite tt, i'm 4uguf rutl9
i@ natiirli9 aud los urb amiiiier'
MIDI"
0ie beioen iungen @erfdufsrinnsn
eingen gemeinfam tpeiter our9 ods
Menf9ensetpiibl, unb bic iiingere
feuf8ts pl0BIid mitttn in iRr Baden
binein.
,Wie 0u bas Iagit. F.. amiiiier'
mid. @enn mir N biRel duf nns
balten, Damn it's f9per nit benz
erOBen Mmiifement ais aaneinrtiienOe
iunqe Dame, pie fe gu 9anie ale
Saae betonen. SIN borigen Subr ba=
BEN fi6 sic 2eute in meiner peniiorl
BEN Muno 3erreoet, tpenn man NAL
fioel mar. nno bic MGnner in 70
mem Babe. no. Die Oenten aud
INNER qlei9, mar mill fie beiraten,
ipenn man tdmerdbi9dftliA nit ibnen
um1prin9t poer nal ins S4pdrme1
fommt."
Die an0ere la1ts feltfam.
uSpu in Dir NAL mein He5ept pers
raten, Gri69en2 Sd amiiiier' mid ie<
besmal tDftli9 auf meiner llrloubss
reiIe, mir reoet fein Menf4 mad, unn
bic MGnner bil0sn fi9 aii9 ntemals
elm, ib tpGre beiratstOu."
Sra, ma. !. .fper oas glaubt, dber
f6ieB NAL los, 9rete."..
@rste la9te aud, uls fie oas neu>
qierige @efi9t fub. Sic Offnete ibr
San6tdI@9en, frantic unter 5abllOz
fen fleinen @egsnftdnoen berum uno
bolte f9lisBli9 etpas glantss uno
Nunoes 6erqus, Dor Dem Die Treunz
bin beinabe ben Mtem anbielt Dor
Staunen.
rDu biF ipobl Derriidt, Menf8sns@
tinb!"
Die FreunOin bsbielt ibre bOEeits=
DpIe Miene.
rOanfe, bu biit ouBerOrbentli4 lie
benspiirbig. @ib man pieber Der,
ous Ding bat bare a9tunObier3ig
Dfennia getDltet. 1no nit G9lemmz
treble un0 @almiatseiit miro er nod
blGnter. Sd fage Dir, fem Menf9
re6et Dir na9, tpenn bu ben auf Dem
Singer trGgft, tein Mann tdnn ii4
einbiloen, bu mD9teit ibn ungeln, i'm
@eaenteil, fe iino pie Die Tliegen
binfer Dir FER, penn iie piIen, bu bit
perbeiratet unb audi fOnft nod Elm
famofer &erl, nit Dem man fi4 ur@
terbalten lam uno NAL n barmlOfen
lllt MAIDEN. Sonite nal feben, pic ou
bi9 Oann amiifiert."
rMeinte9".
9as f9lante Mdbel idIudte elm
biB9en; aber tie gab ben Ring ni4t
tDieoer FER.
Nor ibren 8liden f9ienen lduter
freunoli9e 8iloer gu tan5en.
X X X
3pei Sage fpGter fab tie i'm ipei>
Gen RlsiDe auf einem trDden am
Gtranos liesenoen Gif9erbODt bes
tleinen Offeebaoes uno betra9tete
eliidli9 ben untersebenoen rotten
SOnnenbaG iiber Dem MaRer.
.l1nberglei9li9 i9On. ni9t pubr9"
fraate ga cine Stimme neben ibr.
Sic fam aus elmer Sanoburg, mo
emano febr mdlerif9 bingegOfen
lag, Der einen gelben Maf@an5uS
unb einen ehten Banana barber
trug,
.Gteneu Sic aud Sbre innerli4er
pbilofopbifGsn 8etru9tungen Bel fols
den @onnenuntergdngen on, meiR
~sndbises TrGuIein,"
.Sa," nidte TriO@sn eri9roden
unO aerrte babel no9IGfig an iBrem
~edhten neifen 6on0fmuh.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10
beaann e gu idnqssn unO gu lin.

nDeil Die erite Jrau, ole i'd pirts
lid liebe uno gum 0tibe begebrs. nidt
mebr fret 1T, fliiiterte Ct. ,Mla6en
Sic NIT mir. mas Sic polen, snGbi=
sc 6rau, dber i9 1nlige metn Qebsn
bofiir in Die S6anae, ipenn i1 Sic
errineen tDnnte!"
Sic blieb Elm Deib9en fin mad
Ietnen Worten, bonn, BON Dem Sc
fiibl ibres groBen @liides IberpGlz
tigt, fprang fe empor un6 lief BON
ibm fort - Bis nab an ous Meer, Bis
oi9t an Die Dor unO suriid T9Gumsn=
ben Wellen.
n@enn er iebt ua9tOmmt, fasH
ou's ibm", oa9te iis, ntpenn sr ieBt
tOmmt, erlOit gu i'm BON ieinem 2ei>
De-"
@r fam aud. ST fteute Ii6 fdpei=
gen0 neben lie unO Derf6rGnfte
bitter Oie Arme iibsr Der breiten
8rut.
n@ie elm !6eIO, mie elm GROCER, Tei-
mem Slid entiogsnber 9elo", ba9te
6rioden TtOI3.
Sic brsbte ii9 gu ibm um. I9ludtt
elm paarmol unb fraste Sann:
n@enn i'd nun ahsr gar ni1t Derbei=
ratet pdre9"
@r fubr 6erum, Iturrte in ibr Sc
fi4t uno tOn nte bod ni9t bel mebr
Ieben oIs Die belen umriFe unO oen
Slang Der lsudtenoen uno lOdenben
Iugen.
r@ie meinen Sic Ous, gndoigs
8ruu9 Menn Sic f9 iebt in oieIer
tooernlten w1tnute uper mtp lu1ttg
ma9tsn!!"
sic i9ittelts osn 2opf.
rQ8enn i9 nun feline gndbiee Srau,
fonoern nur elm freiss. armies Mldb@
9en tpGre, bas iernen tursen Som=
merurlaub ba3u benuBt bat, nm ELM
nal i'm Sabre re9t gliidli9 Su iein
uno nit benz anoeren @e19le9t plduz
bern gu tDnnen, pbne 3pang uno
Obne Die Surdt, fir beiratstol sebaIz
ten 5u tperoen?"..
Gr begriff nod INNER ni9t.
Oa I9Db ie nit leifem, befreienz
ben Baden ben Ring bon ibrer re9ten
6ano.
.5iiblsn Sic NAL, Ser 1T bod un=
edit, bat ipeoer Stempel nod Iame,
un0 OuB i9 mid bier aIs 6rau aus
CAB, mar nur 10 ein gutter Hat elmer
Jreunoin, mar Elm gang bdrmlofes
Spiel. Sd bin tpirtli9 sana fret"
Mber mas mar benn pa1iiert9 @r
NOR bon ibr auriidgetpi9en. aIs fdbs
er elm 9efpenit ba in Dem peiBen
RleiOe unb Dem golbtnen Saar. Gr
nabm Ben &ing ni9t, Den tie Inn 70
ftrableno bingebalten.
% - 0as - oas tommt freili9
etpas iiberraf9en6", i~totterte er, mii5z
fam mad MDrten iuGeno.
sic itanO, als CLAUDE fs nod oarz
an, baB ct lie nun ans 9er3 nebmen
piiroe, erlDft uno Ielig ab Der be-
gliiden0en Wdbrbeit.
Nber er ba9te gar ni9t Ouran.
.Mlfo 2iioe. aues 2iise", 1aste
er 6obeitsbDn, inbem feline Sonb an
ben e9ten BONANZA eriff. nDas Derz
geHe t9 Sbnen ME, ME, mein snGois
ges Trdulein!"
Spra9's un6 ging nit rai6en
G9ritten pie Elm gan3er Munn oaz
BON. plies Qiige", ipieoerbolte Jri0=
den, inoem Ie Die 3Gbns aufeinS
anoerpreBte. UNI ni4t luut bsruus5us
f4reien.
Mls Fe einige Sage fpGter nieber
in Berlin Dor Ser 6reunoin itune,
blidte oiefe Ii Stpei mertpiiroig trii5s
Mugen.
.ga". fraste lie erituunt, yoir 1T
pobl Die gauge Grnte 0d brduBen perz
bugelt, MenI9tnstin69"
.gtein", Iagte Jrib9en, in0em Fs
ben geliebenen Ging aus ibrem
5df99en nubm, nods seraoe ni4t,
blob i'd peiB isBt sun8 senuu, pie iie
fino.".
.@sr oenn9" fraste @rete la4enO.
.Die Mdnner", antpOrtete 5riOz
den perG9tli9, inOem iie tief aufat~
menb un0 nit fpiBen 5ingern ben
t%lsinsn, run0eu Reif Der JreunOin
pie0ergab.
me4~,,t (nnv,
Washington Journal., 1912-08-10
-nnbsfsaIi4. Metrut (DOm

-unbefe9li6. Beirut (pom
urloub auriid): .9err 5elopebel,
biefe Sans f9idt Sbnen meme Muts
ter unD lGBt Iasen, Sic mO9ten ii4
oie1elbe gut f9meden lafen."
TelDpebel: wOu peiBt bod. mein
Spbn, oaB i9 BON Der Manni6aft
feline @eI9ente annebme. 4lio. mas
tOitet bic @dns?"
&etrut: rNa olIo 8tpan5ig pfennis,
Serr 6elopebel."
SeI6pebel: .@ut, bier Daft Du cine
Mdrf, mein Sobn. S9rsibe Oeiner
Mutter. fe iOIl mir nod bier @dnie
I9iden."
5eIbFbetrus. rSieb nur,-
Ipro9 cine S9nede our onbern. mDis
mir an ben @ifenbahnpagen pOriibers
rafen! gs 1T bod cine Greube, 70
sef9pinb au isiR!"
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Other Men Have Done 1t
So Why Can't Teddy

Remember Roosevelt's state
ment about his first term being
the same as If he had been elect
ed president?
That was when enthusiastic
friends were trying to get him to
run in 1906. He said he had had
two terms already. Looking at it
that way, If he is nominated at
Chicago he will be running for a
third term. Should he be elected,
he'd be the first man the country
ever put into the White House
three times, but he wouldn't be
the first to get two nominations,
or three either.
Five American statesmen have
had three nominations each for
president. Eleven have had two
nominations. The three-timers
were;
Andrew Jackson, nominated by
caucus of radical democratic-re-
publicans, 1924; defeated by
John Quincy Adams. Nominated
by democrats, 1928; elected over
Adams. Nominated by democrats,
1892; elected over Clay.
Henry Clay, nominated by eau
Gus of conservative democratic
republicans; defeated by John
Quincy Adams. Nominated by ma
tional republicans, 1882; defeat
cd by jackson. Nominated by
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Neither Occult Nor Mystery"
Says Head of New Cult School
(By United Press Leased Wire

(by OnllcO frcSS LeaSeu WIfe.J
LOS ANGELES, June 1.-THE
original Theosophical society has
established headquarters for the
western continent at Hollywood, a
beautiful suburb of this city.
This society is the one from
which the Tingley branch at Point
Iona, Cal, seeded some years
ago.
The new colony is to be called
Krotona, and will be under the
management of A. p. Warrington,
general secretary for the work in
Canada and the United States.
I'VE have a great work to do in
the west" said Mr.. Warrington.
There is nothing about it occult
or mysterious.
Progress is now at stand
still. Religious teachers are help
less In the face of the present sit
uation. Art is at a standstill |;
and science is plump up against
the borderland.
"Theosophy, the lost key to
life, with the understanding 1t
gives, we shall teach in the school
we aer opening here, the same
branches that are taught in any
modern university.
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wings, 1874; defeated by Polk.
Martin Van Buren,, nominated
by democrats, 1896; elected over
w. H. Harrison. Nominated by
democrats, 1910; defeated by
Harrison. Nominated by free
soilers, 1913; defeated by Taylor.
Grover Cleveland, nominated
by democrats, 1884; elected over
Blaine. Nominated by democrats,
1888; defeated by BENJAMIN
Harrison. Nominated by demo-
Gratis, 1892; elected over Harri-
son.
William j. Bryan, nominated
by democrats, 1896, 1900, 1908;
defeated by Mckinley twice and
by Taft.
Two nominations and two cleo
tons were the portions of WASH
ipgton, Jefferson, Madison, Mon
roe, Lincoln, Grant and McKin-
ley.
Two nominations but only one
election fell to the following:
John Adams, defeated by JEFF
ferson, 1900.
John Quincy Adams, defeated
by Jackson, 1928.
w. H. Harrison, defeated by
Van Buren,, 1886. Defeated Van
Buren,, 1910.
Benjamin Harrison, defeated
by Cleveland, 1892.
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sons given by the president for
his veto are:
That the army appropriation
bill contained a body of legisla-
tion which would substantially
reorganize and change the ex-
listing army establishment.
That the bill would render In
eligible after March Is, 1913,
for service in the most important
position of the army the place of
chief of staff and any others of
the most efficient officers OF
army.
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REAL ESTATE
OLALLA

The home of the large and early
Tacoma; and 10 acres from 1925
to $3.50 per tract; one quarter cash,
balance in three annual payments.
Write to e. w. Reed, Olalla, Wn.,
and he will meet you at the dock
and show you the land.
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OLALLA

You had better write to e. W..
Reed, of Olalia. WASH. about those
Garden Tracts that he has for sale
finer to be had in the Oialla dis
trict and they are just a little lower
In price than the adjoining land.
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REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
EVAN

o Milwauk
Paouse Whitman county has been built
hail.
vestmen with quick returns Soil fertile well supplied with
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