davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-10-17
Wet Lands Drainage.

Drainage Of wet lands is another
problem for Texas. but one very much
easier to solve than the other men.
toned. and is one which no doubt
viii be gradually and easily worked
out in the settlement OF the state.
though a complete and early drainage
OF all wet lands would OF course be a
valuable adjunct towards state devsl-
opment and immigration.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-10-17
HIGH PRICES VS.. TRADE

Combination for Unreasonable Prices
lnIure Business-Fsir prices anc
Quick Sales Make Best Markets
High Price Dealer Does Not A.
ways Make Mos, Money.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-10-17

Lloyd Mcbride was over from
Crosbyton the first of the week.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26
9attcn unb Senebme.

Der Iapton Stabtratb pirt
bsute 9lbeno in isinsr geriumnilunq
ibsr bic Raturaas I8srshtiame bera:
then. geamte Der 9asseieQi idaft iinf
gu Der Sibun9 einsslapen porben
qrdiiosnt gDhits pon Der GoIumbic
Gas ono electric gompann iugts ee'
itern, DaB Die Gsisnfdaft nit benz Ge'
oautsn umaebs, Rohren pm GoIf
Springs, ap., noh Cincinnati 81 Is
GEN, nm bic 9asbeb6ltsr i'm Sfenoe 81
fiillen uno um i'm Safe zines gru6es
Der aeitungsr0bre iibsr ben gliding
fluB cine SiIfsrobre su bdben. Gtenit
Ipnen bic Siobldnbs unn 8opton mi
Roturgus psrisbsn tperben.
Rep. 3. 9sbr. 6ilfs.9rieiter be-
81. 5srs 5eiu STRIDE in gellsuus. rpiri
beuts mad Rep gort reiisn. nm elm
GuroparsiIs. bic bier Monnts ouueri
IoG. ansutreten. Rsp. Smitb fpiro II
isiner 9lbpeisnhsit an ieiner Stel
fungirsn.
5euts Qbsno finbet in BabP,
5aue in Bellepus bic WaiIeHpsriamm
lung Der giiresr. uno Steuersohlsr
2iga itutt.
- 9as 2eitenbtgdn9nib bes per
itorbsnen Sohdnn 2iebermann ftnos
moresn Rahmittae um 2 lhr Don
5rausrbouI., go. 303 Dan BOAT ao.
8elepue, aus tati.
5. 81. 0epmunn, Staatszader
bausaommiiIdr, srnannte Soi. WI
8obn BON 9aptoH gum 9esguien sur
State goarb of agriculture, Der or
Dienitag, Mittpod unb DonHeriiu
in 5ruHtfort. ap, togt.
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g. pbilipps lpieber ouf freien CUB

i 7 ( -s ( i =
g. pbilipps pieber auf freien CUB
gsfest.
Die Direttoren Der ct. Soban-
mes Irlnorp SO. bdlten am fpmmen-
ben Mittrpoth 4benp in Der 4rbeiters
bale cine 9sriammlung ab. I'm be
arrangements fir bic in ibrer nsusrs
porbenen Salle pprsunebmenben RE
pdraturen au treHen.
- gb. Soasfett, go. TOT 8arraro
4penue tppbRbaft, beri6tete i'm polts
seiamt, bab er 'Samitus gla9t pom
3fpei Heesrn nit porgebaltenem Repol7
Der INN feline eplosne ubr nebit Sette
iopie 81 in 8aar beraubt poroen lei.
Cine qenaus MISUNDERSTANDING
Der beioen Wsaslagsrer lpurpe Der Nso=
lissi seliefert.
- M. Roplano NlitdeQ, 1920
Scott Strabe tpobnhaft, beridtete Der
Golisei, bab ibm Semano elm Buffalo.
,3peirao aus bem GeQer geitohlsn
babe.
- yrau Warie G6epter, Satin
bes Serrn Bernard Shepter, itarb aez
ftern i'm 9lItsr Don 80 Sabren in ihrer
Wpbnune in Sunoforbtcpn, ap. Sie
mar cine alte Qioniertu bon aentpn
Gpnutn.
- Sdrrp, Der 5 Sabre alte Sobn
oes $Cerrn Sobann SarIage, itarb ge'
! iteru in Der GIternnphnung, Rp. 1851
gbilaoelpbia Strube, am SharIah;
| fieber.
| - Der % Sabre aIte pnul 2beos
baIo, Der nbne 9runb auf ben 5orbi:
gen emanuel Rples in oeHen Wpht
nunQ an Der IL. uno 9antltd StraB'
itpb, befinbet ii6 nod INNER au'
freiem 1Abe. Rplss 3uitanb ipiro in
ct. SoIspbs SoipitaI bon ben 4sr5tsr
als boffnungsIos beseihnet.
5rou Muria 5unauer, Wiutts1
oes Iutpmobilbdnblers Sohn Sanouer
itdr6 eeitern in ibrer Wobnuno, go
161 DeIt a. StraBe, i'm utter BON z
Sahren am SdlagfluB.
- Rsp. 9. Winifrieb, 8. g. 9.
tpurbe gum pripr Der ct. Soispb!
8smeinbe on Stsae bes Rep. 9. Rhaa
banus, 8. g. g., Der ndh gahtt
8roIilien, reiite, ernannt.
- Der 3uitonb bes Sobn Soro, bel
tpis geIterH I'M n9oltsblntt" gsneloet
BON bem poIi5iften 9rint in isiust
Wpbnung, Ro. ga %. 4. Strabe, bilf
los unter osm 9stt asfunben purbe
ift i'm CT. GIiiabetb SoIpitaI ein fri
tiftsr. 9sibs gsine iiub ibm big ball
gu ben anisn erfrorsn llnb srlitt er ei
neu ShIasanfaQ. Die ibn bebanbeln
ben 4ersts baben tsiu. Soffnun9 fiji
| Isin Iuftpmmen, on er bersits z
Sabre alt lit.
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ssDrbb e,stitI)e 81 biatlea.
Die nsaen Ueamtss In fejetIi9er
gpeiie inifd1irt.

. Die reasImdBise gsrfammIuns BET
EDrboeutIhen GhiiseneeieIlihaft, In
fpelhtr Die nsiisn Beamten irlftnairt
ipurben, fanb geitern yeaHmittag IN
nem UereInssYotal, Dops Brdno
Opera nouie, on sJreeman Npsnus,
itott. prGiiDeni 6enrp syering ftthrts
ben goriib unb Ssirstdr 5rso.Wtstbs
Das yrptotou.
Wtapcr bunt ipuros yin NbitniIa"
ais Gbrennitglseo aufeeHonirlen. Als
Yiihsr sllntsrIndungsiommittst our
ben folgenbs 5srren BON yrdiiosnfeH
ernnnnt: 5. Wlebmert, 6p. SfaHs1s
der unb Bern. 6ellmuHn.
Der aoniqsbalI srgab lout BtrIft
bts 5nftdnoieen COMMITTEES eiIsn
lIsberfrhnb bon $500.
Goeann tano bic Snitauatton Der
nsuen Ysnmten itdti. nafperi 6trr
j. Withmert cum iempordrtn grnii
osntsn uno berr 6enrp Breuser gum
iempordrsn Eetretdr srndnnt fpcrosH
tpnren.
6err Webmert fiihris nit tintr
ipobIaeiebten Aniprahe bic folgsnosn
nsuen 9edmien in ibre ytemier ein:
g,raiioent, 8. Jenina; Yi3prdiis
bert, ]. Roifes; proioioufsfrttdr. n.
Wnth.; Jinan3ieiretdr. 8. honsrs
lamp; Shabmeiiter, yen Usersmunn;
Hsffs aommiiise, Sen aDnia nnn Mrg.
Shrosr; aommdnoant. ebriitGhrili
mann; Ysreinss GabHentrager. Ben
StdbI; Der. ct. Jnbnenirdgtr. Mug.
yetii; Ysrpaltungsraib. 5chunH
@rosninasr; Shissnmeifi.r. SEQ.
SiIsmonn, 6sers Ni.meper unb Ben
Hoettter.
RAD Der g.omtsna Snitalntton liz
BEN iit Die Nntpefsnotn 81 ttrtm
| 5dbd,en Bisr nieosr uno nlnnhea
8las lpurbe auf bas fsrnere ylubsn.
eeoeihsn uno gBa6isn Der Rprboeuts
fasn SdiisenssieuihuIt ssIeert.
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Qofal 8eridt.
eas esnntaa aaSmittasssa sasn,ert.

gmerp 6alI mar 9tit,rn Rdhmtttag
asleaentlih pes poIfsibiimIihen Ron
serts unieres Gpmphonies Grdpeiiers
fos. piebsr Big aiif ben lebten plos be,
fsbt unD D1s bo6nnisbnli6e Aubitos
rum brnf,k ben Darbietungen bsa
CrtkTtsrs unb Ses GOliittn srobes
sSnierefIe entsegen. Der Soliit mar oer
Gtiaer 6trr Bernhard Sturm. oel
matters preisiien aus Wagners Wlsi'
iter5inaern nit pielem 0tfibl fpielie
gleu mar bic acmpoIition bts Ddnen
1or Mulin, ,Mihommar Dams. osI
Der 9ortrnstnpe polIs gereftigieit fpls
bsrfabren lieb. Nadbem 5srr Gtnrm
erft ettuos marin geiporbtn mar, fpielts
Il nit fpabrer Dsssiiteruns.
Bon ben Grdsiternummern iinD tt.
lcuDers 1ihoitoipstD's seoprlecif
Stalien" nnb gbubrier's ~gspafid'
Krrorsubeben. Die .Jliessnoe Dol
Timber Dupertiire BON Wagner
Nrud;s aonaert SO. 2 In DsNon uni
bos alDagiD aus WenbsIsicbH's Shot'
tifhsr Gpnpbonie DerDpnftGnbister
bos proaramm. mil btm ber Dirigtn'
6err LEOPOLD GtotcipStt unD itsHa
Wujitsr fuiebsr Gbre eiHlegten.
Dos nd4Ite Gpnntags s5lahmittass
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prot. ct. sSobannes gem.inbe Rtp.
r. Rndpp) Elm Raffeefrdnshen. Jpls
aenne Somen itnb bic GatgeberiInen:
Gatborine 3ubolph. Galpme Rpel,
anna Hies, emma Ruit, Gliia Rieih,
Iuauitd Neberion, Bertha aapp, Grnz
ma Rofenhaeen, GIiia Roth, Sdoie
Rdube, 5rieoeride Sd)errer. Mnna
Skpebel, Gliia uno 2oliiia Steins
bauer, Rpiina Gpatb. elifa Shmiot,
emma Stiebens, Bertha GhneiDer,
Sophie S6umann, Gl'ie SAmibt,
Barbara Simmpns, Carrie StrduB,
aunisunbs SsnIeI. Soiepbine S6root,
9atbie Shperr, Salpmu StulS, U|as
ria Sishert unD Gatbarinu Steurer.
- Die 9eridmmlung bes 9eutihs
omeritaniiden Gtdotperbdubes finott
mcraen 9tbeno i'm 9eutfhen 5auis an
Der 9. unb Saratooa Strabe itatt.
- 5err Win 81. 9lnbreps pom Rdtb
bes ,4bpiiarn gouro" madte benz
Manor 9eImbolb ben gorihlag. etn
erobes slsttriihes SGilo an Der &.
unp 9. uno Der 8. llno g. Sunction
an Der pberen Wepnmoutb Strabe an.
subrinesn, oas folgenpe Wortbe' tro9sn
ion: GinfpobnersabI 10000; 9erpdlz
tuna apmmifIion; 80 Gents 8as; oes
pfIafterte Strabsn; rsines Wdfer, etc.
Siram gropn, friiher NIT Der
| Wiebenann greiping Co., III in ga
milton, Sbio gsitorben.
- ReprGIentant Der Staats>qegiss
latur Charles WlcGrsar ipuroe Dom
8ouperneur gum Deleodten oes Sou'
thern Soeiplooical gonereb, Der pom
II. bis 10. Mai in Raibpiqs, Senn.,
togt, ernonnt.
SommiiTGr Der Dffentliten Dir
beiten Morliogs ipiro flade Wtuno'
itiite fir bic 5euerfpebr anidaffen Iois
fen, um bamit bic Strabsn gu be-
iprenteln. Die &pjten Der ReiniquHa
Iolsn oabur6 aui Die 6dIfts reou3irt
neroen.
49, Sine Qn3abl ShiiiIs, bic gsitsrn
gu friiber Stunos in raider 2lufeirans
osrToIge fielsn. psrIeBts Die ytahbor'
I6aft an Der 4. unb ISABELLA StroBt
in tsins gerin9e Nufrsqun8. Sine I'm
teriutung BON Ssitsn Der qoIi5ei er'
gdb, oab sin Weiber, Der cine -Shfpdr'
&c gsbsiratbst bat, Die Stiiiie abfeus
srts. Bon elmer 9erbaftuna tpuroe ab;
ftano eenpmmen.
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- Gurh anoauernbs TrdntlihtsIi
5ur 9erstpeiflung estrisben ma6te &C.
tern Der 56 Sabre oite Cornelius Woli
ieinem QsbeH elm gnoe, inpem er fit
eIns augel in oenaopf jagte. Gr iturt
tur5 mad isiner Gtnlisferuns i'm Sps
ipitol.
- SnfoIee isinsr llnienntniB besiis.
lih Der 9onobabung BON 0asofen Der.
urfadte geitsru Wora.n Der 20 Sabre
dlte emilio Campus, Elm innger 5ili.
pino, Der ols 5auspientr bier beihdi-
tist mar, in oem 5duis isines arbsits,
sebers eine erplpiton. burh iptihe oas
5aus fart beihGbigt ipurbe. Campus
trua fhpsrs gronbnunpen bapon
rpdhrene bic iibrieen iehs perfonen
nie itn in benz 5aule befanDsn. mt
bem Shreden oapontamen. Campus
batte iih seitern Utorgen in isinem
3immer an einem Gosofen cine Gisa.
rstte angeftedt unb ounn aueenihein'
lid ben Sfen ousssblaien. ais el
bann einige 3sit ipdter in pem GIN.
mer elm Strei6hol5 entaiinoete, erfclet'
Die GrplDiipn.
- Jrau Siobead Worsan, ~ Sabsi
aft. itarb seitern on Yranbipunpsn, BIZ
lie Dorgeitern abenb bnDongetraser
bate. als ibr Saus infolse Des I'm
ftiir3ens elmer pstroleumlamp. II
8rnnb serutben mar.
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ltnfdHe.


Grant. u. 9arnss, Elm So Sabre
olter 4rbeiisr bon Ro. 1903 Jreeman
apenue, p.rungiiidte gsitern Dor Der
WulitbalIe 6dDurt. bob er NIT ben.
rttten 5ub in Elm SyroAi auto seritth.
ipobsi ibn Der Sub 3trmalrat purbt.
Der 8srunsliidte tpurbe nah benz
ftGbtiiHsn ooipitdI se5ruht.
- Marp Susso, 90 Sabre alt, BON
80. 612 Weit 4. apenue. iisI ssffern
in ibrer Wobnuns cine 9repps binuHs
ter uno sos iih einsn gru6 css Nrs
itnbsins. iofpie ifptre Hontuiionen i'm
0eIitt uno benz Gbsriorpsr su. Si.
Duroe mad csm itabtiinsn poipitaI
aebrld,t.
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Sobn ). Soeunsn Don Ro. 1874
DAMON StruBe meloeis. baB tbm frii5
gtiiern Rorgen in Der golIese GiroB.
ein 3eitunsstarren i'm Wkytbe bon
$25 entipsnnei iporben in.
- Gsraeani Williams psrboftst.
aeit.rn am 6. e n. Babnboie einen
aetpiiisn Stanisp Sobnioa. pelher
|onssblih bon Der pcliseiteb0rbe In
ga Grange. ap.. ipsgsn Woroansriffs
perlanet .piro.
- Z. q. 5omer pom Benton De
b1ube in gonington, ap., melbste Der
poliSei. boB ibm in Der automobilz
Husiteliuns in Der Mufiihoue elm
port.monnaie nit $12 In Naar ano
500 in gbeds uno Wehfeln sniirsn'
bet ipurbe.
- 5bos. groois, % 5a1rt oft.
BON go. 716 4rmorp 4penus, perieih
| frib gsitsrn Usorgen an Central unn
Armorp glc. In cine S1Idgersi uilo
rurbe BON benz partpoli3ineu 8sri
WiIiams ,pessnllnfuss ptrbdfiet. Der
GsFangsHe bebanpteie fpdtsr. bdB ibm
lpGbrenD bes Dnrfeincnbers Gin
Yorismonnoie nit S7.S5 Snbalt uus
Der 1afde stiiohlen lpurDe.
- Dora i5risbloh. Sntabtrin sinss
Qaosns Ro. 51D Carlisle 4D<nut, mel
bets s,ittrn Der polissi, bnb fie um ihi
g}oritmonnais NIT Ehmudfo6en I'm
Werihs BON $40 unb sinsn iIeiHsp
Enorbetras beftoh!en sporbeHijt. Si
BAT cine Grau, ipelhe NIT einem ti<inss
ainbe ouf benz Urn ben Qooen bstTc
ten unb tinen tIeinen gintauf gtrnnty
bate. Inn 0erb1ni, ben Tiebftnbl be
ganssn 5u babsn. gran Grieblob lesi
ibr portemonnnie nit ben Stmu6io
dtn aui oen l1beniiin unn bssab iid
in Elm 6iniersimmer. nm Ws6itlgsii
3M bolsn. Q(ls lie 5urHdfam. NOR oi
Hnabin unb bas poritmOnnaie Der
fhsDuHbtn.
- Drant 20. Gee, 90 Sabre alt, pof
go. 2O6 W<it gnnrt Etrobe, ipurh
lssIiern Abtnb an Der Central Antnn
unb Court Etrabs Don ben 0ebeisa
poli3tifen 8urtbol5 nnD Wclue5fsi
|rerboftet. Gr bate tine pferbeofl9ir!
lin ieinem Deiit. peites aus btm 0e
lIn6fie hes War Dernftsin non Gentr1
Apenne nnbe NihmonD Gtroee ee{tob
Iltn iporoen mar. Die Gi<9ejmpoli1 fsl
i Ifnnsen lpdter bel einsr 6omSfuthuni
ltin Gnberes 9}ferbsaeldbiry n ben
Simmer bes aes. Ne. 2Q6 @sf Geur
etratk. DOR.
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Sie Hemport Ciiicc iii, bas Sin.
eiunatisr &uItsblatt" befiubct iid) in
go. 339 gorf Strafe, aescnnber Dem
Gonrtbanie, poielbit Neuisfcitcu, gin.
seigen II. ]. iu. bis 10 lIbr 45 Winn-
ten Abenbs entaegensenommen iuer.
ben. SelepbDn Suutb 2401.
- Rihasl Mduhen, "a Sabre all.
1T eeitsrn in feiner Wobnung, go. Ali
Wsit IL. StraBs, am shIasfIub gss
Itorben.
- 9eIunobsitsbedmtsr Or. gob6
bsri6tets foIgenos 9obesfdls fir bic
perfIoTene Wohs: Clara ausdt, 81; !;
9eorg Goparb Rogsrs. 28; Wartba
2augbep, 50; Socob Diermanr, %;
Wm. 5. gaifibp. 81; Maria 9surns.
81; 9orOtbsa ). GarrsQ, s; RuIpb
5offmann, 10 Wlonuts; Warp anna
Sopce. 9 Wonats; fSrso. Sittus, Wo.
nat; 9uah Sannan. 5 Wonute ali.
3as beliebte gine. ppnesSpiei,
bas in fat alien Birtbidaften ssipieIt
fpurbs. lit peridpunoen. Wie psrlaus
tet, tperben iidl Die heute ipieoer in
Sibung tretsnbsn GrobgeIdporensn
bamit beihGftigen. 4uh ioflen Die
6anobii4er, bic anoebIi6 in bieiiesr
Stabt gehalten rperben. untsrIudt
ipsrbsn unb iinb iibsr 30 gsrfonen, bic
angebli hpermittslit Iolher auf pferoe
ipetteten, Dor bic 9robgef6tporenen ees
ldben iein. Rep. GhdibIp, Der iehr
siIri9 1T. nm 6aiarbfpiel etc. gu psrs
binoern. fon ebenfulls pieber DIR Die
8eIdpprenen gelaben tpsrben, i'm isin
angebIihes Betpsismaterial porsule1en.
= Der Jrausnpersin Der Gp. prot.
Ct. Sobanes Gsmeinbe miro Iih bute
Ra6mittae um 11a ubr in Der Shul=
bale Der eenanuten Gemsinbe psrIdms
meln, um bem Qeihenbeadnsnib Der
psritprbsnen MitIapsitsr pauIind
S6ubert bei3upobnsn.
- Der DafiionsgotissbisnIt in Der
| Gp. prot. Ct. Sobannes airhe finbst
jebsn Wittfpoh 26snb ftatt.
- Die 8oriteberinn.n Der proteit,
Campbell gountp Waiisndnftalt baIten
am fommenben Tonneritae in Der ct.
Sobannes airhe, 5oote 4penus Belle
pue, ibrs 0eriammluns unb Sipar
Nohmittdgs um 2 llbr ab.
- Der orion WGnnerhpr hielt aez
fern Hahmittas in ieiner 5ulle an Der
Monmoutb Strabe feline monatlide
8erfammluna untsr bem 8orfibe pes
Yrdiioenten gdspar 8oa ab. SttretGr
gugen 4ruus fiibrte bds protofolI.
Die 8efhliiiie Der lsstsn 9eriamm.
lung tpurben nsrleien unb roiifisirt.
5err Georg Rnoppe purbe als paiIipes
Mitgliebe aufgenommen. Serr 9.ora
Gaufmunn, Deleaat 3um Sio Obio
unb aentudn Sdneerbunb, berihtete,
baB bas biesidbriee SGnserfeit an eie
nem ndber au beftimmenben Gage in
6amilton, Sbio, ftattfinben iptrb.
Nad1 grlebiguna siniesr Roatineae.
i iAdite erfOlsts 8ertagung.
- Der ct. Sobannss 5rouensgere
ein pernnftaltet ON Wittipoh, ben 28.
| lJsbruar, in Der SauI9aae Der GDuns.
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4SbtIiaer etxr,.

Deter W<rns, AZ Sabre oft. BON 10
116O 9arrifon Mpenue. erlns gefierr
I'M iidbtifHen nofpiidl ben 0trIeBun'
asn, bic Il jidb am 20. Gebruar nab
renD p<r Arbsit In ben GtrobtnbdhH'
Nemifm an Der 8. Mpsnue bti eineu
Eturse bon sinsr .leiter 3nsf5cstr
battle. DIR Werunsliidie mar 5unG6i
noh bens jabiIdtn 1olpitdl stbrnM'
unD Don bort am Canning Hd6 ben
jlGbtiI9en Qofpitdl iiberfiibrt lDorben
Der Geronsr ipurbs bsu06riMtigt uni
orbnets sinen 9nqasf. an
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GhriiAer 1inber.

@. g. Blair bon giO. 208 Grlts ap-.
Carthage. g., itsllie fisb geiiern RAD
miitas i'm poliseibauptquurtMr sin
unb mslbsts. bnb sr Elm pOriemonnais
nit SIT nnn mearsreH ShliiRein an
Der 6. Mpsnne nabe Der Walnut Str.
aefunosn babe.
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ptfina Is. 6fbr. DE Negiss
runa lpiro Den Dtlegnten btr @epus
Hifaner, lpsldk nnttr Giihrung bon
aans G6aO ii bon Nantina pier sins
trsiEsn tpssssl I'm aAanl4iiai psu
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2i. 4utomobils sausf,Iuns IN Der
Mufitbdlle blei5t nur nod nrti 1oat
lang ss6ffnet. Dteie 1ass fino ben
MctorIaittpdgsn s.lpibnet uno aud In
bi,fem Jaf III bic ausftelIuns reid be-
ihidt.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-27

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-27

be f-f-f-funny. Ju-ju-ju-iune j.
the lady's middle name; an l
w-w-w-w-want a m-m-marriage
license" ...-....
Albright" he said. Go ahead.
But if you spring some gag on me
at the end of this, I'm going to-
shove your face through into your
back hair. Now, I'm tellin' you.
What's the rest of her name?"
MISUNDERSTANDING" said
June, making a noise like a man
initiating laugh.
spell it." said Atwell.
"H-a-d-a-w-a-y," said June.
"Where's she liver" asked At
will, watching for signs of the
Ju-june game to break out again.
"Hu-hudson Fa-fa1ls, New
York" said June.
"Say," said Atwill. "D'vou al
ways stutter like that?'
Wh-who, m-me?" asked June.
"N-n-n-no, only wh-when I
t-t-t-talk."
Atwill glared as he tore off the
marriage license.
"All right" he said. Here's |
your license. Beat it, Iu-ju. |
Only, you'll never be married this |
year It'll take you till 1913 to |
get the responses out"
Say" said June, leaning con-
6dentially toward Atwill. "You
know our m-m-m-marriage was
to ha-ha-have been cel-celebrated
in Ju-ju-ju-ju-ju-"
Atwill made a spring over the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-27

What will reove a ring which
is too Small for the finger? Try
soaking it off in oil or vaseline.
If this fails, have a jeweler file it
off.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-27

What will take ink spots out of
a light tan worsted skirt. Soak
spots IN sour milk; afterwards
rinse out in clear hot water.
A woman is always willing to
apologlze-unless she is wrong.
Gilpin observer., 1912-04-18

Rev. DR.. r. H. Forrester will leave
tomorrow for LebanoH, Kas., to visit
his father A. d. Forester who was
thrown from a horse and was badly
injured about two weeks ago.-Boul.
der Herald.
Gilpin observer., 1912-04-18
Snug Mosquitoes.

Seated On the furnace in the warm
cellar Of the intelligent citizens home,
two New Jersey mosquitoes were talk
ing things over.
"They will never do anything to u.s."
said the first. Before they can be rid
Of US they will have to get together,
and that will take them thousands of
years"
Then, too," said the second, about
the time they do begin to make things,
unpleasant for US. somebody viii or
ganize a Society to Project Tender
Little Insects from the Barbarities of,
Scientific Savages, and all the senti-'
mental people will join, and we shall
be spared many years longer. Sec
the snow falling outside"
YES" answered the other mos
quito, winter has set in at last, and
spring will come almost before We,
know It. Then we shall slip out and
lay our little 400 eggs apiece in an
old fiowerpot somewhere and be hap
py. How lovely and warm It Is here.",
Gilpin observer., 1912-04-18
Miss May Kelleher visited friends

Miss May Kelleher visited friends
and relatives in Denver Sunday. Her
uncle, NJ. F. Kelleher, who experience
ed a protracted seige OF sickness is
improving rapidly and will son be
able to work.
Miss Gay McKinnon left Sunday TO,
Denver, where she will make her
home for the next couple of months,
having taken the place OF Miss Wi.
with the Sells bakery. Miss Wiley
is enjoying a vacation in the east.
Charles Philips went to Denver on
Sunday to see his sister, Mrs. Duke
Bennallack, who is very sick.
George Rule went to Denver Sun
day for a brief visit.
Mrs. Joe Reivi and son left Sun
day afternoon for the ranch near
Roggen.
A. Baleria went to Denver Sunday
afternoon to buy a bunch of feeders
for his ranch. Mr.. Baleria says the
snow has melted in the Roggen sec
tion and the range affords excellent
feed for cattle. He will spend a week
at the ranch before returning to Cen
tral.
Gilpin observer., 1912-04-18
JOKE WAS on THE MOTHER
Buys Straw Hats for Her Tribe OF
Hopesuls at the Harness
Shop.

Edmund Roberts Of the salvation
Nell" company, tells good story and
tells 1t we'll. He has the faculty Of
happenings OF every day life.
Last season, in a one night stand
In Pennsylvania, I met an old school
chum, and not having seen him for
years, I was more than pleased to
spend as much of my one day with
him as I could" says Mr.. Roberts.
HE was in the harness business and
l spent the best part OF the day IN
the back part Of the shop keeping him
company, while he worked.
During the afternoon he had occa-
sion to go to the bank and left me IN
charge Of the place until his return.
with a Joking rejoinder to sell all l
could during his absence.
HE had scarcely gone when in
came lady with four small boys in
quarter sizes, she took four straw
hats out Of basket and placed one on
each small head and handed me a
dollar, as there was a sign in the
basket stating that they were rs cents
each. She tied the strings under each
small chin and left the store.
II was naturally somewhat elated
at my ability as a salesman and when
my friend returned, told him OF my
sale and gave him the dollar. Then
he informed me that those hats were
for horses during hot weather and he
had good laugh on me. Well l sold
dollars worth of hats and II the
lady ever discovered that the hats
were for horses and not for small
boys was not there to hear the nm
ish."
Gilpin observer., 1912-04-18
NEW IDEAS ABOUT PARENTS
Becoming Ono Brings Increased Es-
TEEN and Regard for Them a.
Pillars Of Life.

My new responsibility has brought
me variety Of new appreciations. AS
a parent find I have new sentiments
about parents, and increased esteem
and regard for them as pillars that
uphold life and direct 1t. Beyond
doubt, they are fine for upholding
grandchildren. No doubt there would
be considerably more grandchildren in
our world IL there were more grand
parents who recognized their RESPONSE
bilities and made provision, as a mat
ter OF course, to meet them. But that
does not accord with the lively indi-
vidualism OF our generation. Not only
are we all desirous of independent
life. but our parents prefer 1t for us.
Accordingly when we get above the
for man and wife can be maintained
for $40 a week, marriage is apt to
come late. There are immense advan-
tages about that social plane in which
$40 a week Is a complete living, and
the wife is cook and housemaid, wife,
mother and nurse all in one, and the
state provides education, and the doc
tor adjusts his charges to your in
come, and all the man has to look
after is food, clothes, shelter and
pocket money! hope the people who
are born with a call on that phase
Of existence appreciate their luck. To
rise to a $20-a-week phase must be
full Of satisfaction. but to drop to it
is quite another matter. Whatever
starting point is dealt out to US. 1t is
from that point that we have got to
go on, and. whether We like 1t or not,
the point at which 1t behooves US to
arrive Is measured from the point at
which We start.-E. 8. Martin in Har.
per's Magazine.