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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-16
Die Seier Oes ScntIdlen sascs.

gei Der 9ienitog 9lbcno Itattge.
babten geriamnlrlng oes @ouDer.
ueure Ser tf.Sor.gen-9fitter er.
ihien ein &onlite oes Ortsoerban-
6es bon Smnbo, Sio.Omaba un0
ltmgegen6 lm0 Iegte ocn Serren
einen Elan Dor, ben 8eutideu Sag
in Gerbinoung NIT oen Serbitfeit.
lihfeiten Der 9lfySar-8en 5u feiern.
Gs ban6eGt iib in erlter 2inie I'M
cine aroBe biitoriidJe oeutl6ameri-
foniide S9aupnacnporooe, in mel
der Ole Grrlngenihoften ser
9eutifonerifaner in oieiem Sanoc
beranidnulidt mer0en iolen. Die
ssoee tpuroe bon oen glf-Sar.9en.
&ittern beiiG1ig dltfgenomnleh un0
ein &omite 6erieI6en miro nit Ell
mem gleiden BON Dem Gentralper-
bono 9iiifiprade nebmen, mie li6
Die glngelegenbeit am belten ar
rangiren ldBt.
SefretGr 8eabcr berichtete, 6aB
Bis 9onueritag 500 glitgIieoer alt.
genorben iein niiroen Gus 9fen5e,
@eid1ftsleiter Der 9litterbura be.
riAtete, oaB OteicIbe bis gum /. @ai
u0flig reItaurirt iein ipiiroe uno ota
9roben fir pic 9SeitIidfeiten int
SUM ibren 9lniang nebmen fonnten.
@S lpur0e Der 9eihIuB gefaBt OaB
iid Die gGf-Sar. .9en.9aitter bei Ser
om ndditen 5reitag bier itattfin-
Oen0en Groffnung Der gaiebaQ Sal
Jon 10 5abIrcid pie m0glih betbeili.
gen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-16
&ieiiae gr6Id,aftsItencr.

gtlbonp, g. g., 16. 9lpril.-Saf.
rsrItGnOige in @rbidaftsiteuer- 9ln-
geGegcnbeiten erflGren onB Oie gr-
Ten oe8 berItorbenen S. 3. Mor-
gan einc Grbi1aftsIteuer bon 49,
100000 3ablen niiiien. 9ieies iii
sic groBte Summe, melGe ie bon
einem ein5igen gtahlaB erbo6en
ipor0en iii.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-16
slnti.iapaneiiide Sill ansenpmmem.

Socronento, Sal, 16. Npril. =
Die californiide 2egiSIatur bat jene
@ia dngenommen, lout pelher es
fSrenoge6orenerL oenen oas 8iir-
qerredt nid)t gcm1brt miro, berbo-
ten iit, @rum0beiib in California gu
erlangen. Ga 0ieie8 @eieb Mir oif
tie gelbe 9ioiie 9lnrpenoung finoet,
10 ipreten iid beionoerS Die iapa.
niihen 3eittn9en III abfdliaer 8eiie
il6er Oieies @eiet aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-16
sabnnr6eiier aetOStet.

SiOncp, Ieb., 16. 9Gpril, 5ronl
Sdneioer, elm glnaeiielter Der glr
Iineton gabn, itiir5te pahreno er ei.
nen in gepealng beiinoliben BUG
beiteigen lpollte, 3u 8ooelL gerirtf
inter Die gfdSer nno nnrOe ani
Ger Gtcllc aetootet. Gdnciocr mar
25 Sabre alt uno bat Jainilie. Il
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-16
gteacr erleiSet GfaSel6rndl.

Der 8Ibrer eines 9tttomobiIs ge.
rietb geitern 9t6eno nit Dem Geger
Com @aibington, beidaftigt 1868
81 6arnam StraBe in 8orttped.
ieG uno mari oemIeIben einen 8ie-
gelitein al Sen aopf. Ger Sftpor.
&c erGitt einen SddOeI6rud, on Dem
CT Itcrben mag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-16
Iiinfsefn Veripnen ber[ebt.

g3ine @lufi, 9lrf, 16. ApriI.-
Gin Die noroli6e 9iihhlng einbol.
TENDER 3ng ser Cotton Self gabn
entgleiite iniolae elmer idaobaften
ggeife feds Mtcilen norOlid bon
Gomoen, glrf. Siini5ebn Berioncn
ipurocn berlctt, oarunter 5uei le.
bensaef1brli6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-16
Cur geridltianna.

1SSn ltnlerem Berift iiber Die Ger
inmmlltng oes Omaha 0tuiifper'
Gins bergaBen mir 5t meIOen, boF
5rau Charles Sdnau6er gum Mit.
glieO oes gergniigungsfomites er-
nannt nor0en lit. Sab ielbiges 90.
Ourd cine tiidtiae araft 5ugefiibri
lporOen it lit ieI6itberitan6Iid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-16
2nitidiiier crtrnnfcn.

Montc Carlo, is. 9(pri(. Ser
frnn3oiiife 2uitidiifer 2ouis Gait
bart fiibrtc nit ieinem Spbro.9lero-
plan Dor oielen 3itidarern bier
mebrerc Wanooer aus, als er plos-
Iid iib2r oie @tai6iuerie Die 4on-
troIlc oerlor lmo er nit oerielben
in's W1eer ltiir8te. Der 2eidnonl
mur6e ipdtcr bon Souhern gebor.
gen. Dfau fano i'm ben @riff oes
GteiierruOcr5 nod felt umflommert
balten0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-16
Der llnteridllaanna beidnISiaf.

S. s. Small, Der ieit oen Iesten
fiinf eSSnbren cine pernntportlide
Stealing bel Der omaha Sotel
Company befleiOet, tpuroe in ben
9fdumIidfeiten Oes elf Clubs I'M.
fer Ser 9eiAulOigung perbaftet,
$120 Der Gontpanp geborige Gel.
Der itnteridIagen 5u boben. glud,
iii er be5idtigt Gbefs I'M geomen
Der SSirma gefdIldt uno berausgabt
3t baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-16
gSerid,lnffe Gblprpfprm.

8ie es beiBt, mar Reiigieroe Ser
@runo, mesbal6 Sa5el sfepnoloS,
ouf ibrcm 3immer I'M eagle Sotel,
t3. unS Sadion StraBe, 9ienitag
glbeno cine lln5e gbloroform Der.
ihludte. Gem Goli5eiar8t gclang
cs, ourd @egenmittel ibr 2cben gu
retten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-16
GrOffnuna Der 9sarfs.

slm 2. Mni tper6en Die itG6ti,
i6en Barfs fir Die SaiIon eroffneI
tueroen. $. g. Connolly miro Der
8oDiIlon i'm 9iiberpietp Yarf lei
ten, S. q. apmer 6euienigen in
Sanscom garf iuno Srau 5Iorenct
Wlc@urbD bat bie 2i3ens i'm @lnt
MOOD Barf erbaIten. 8ann oiC
aon3erte in 0en Barfs Beginner
peroen, lit nod nidt beItimmt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-16
Siitpriidle @eieaidlaft.

Die 0}iiiiiiippi 8nGep S5iItoricnI
9LIiociation miro lire i6brIide Ser.
iantmlllng bonn s. biz TO- 0toi in
Smoba abbalten. Die @eieaI6oft
5G6lt 1900 MitgIieOer, oie aumeiIt
aus Grofeiioren m0 Sodi6uIlebrerr
belteben. 9lm 6reitog 9lben6 miro
Der Commercial Club ben 9aitglie,
oern Elm 8anfett beranItalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-16
9eiGmlide SntuaSeln perpOnt.

gerlin 16. aeril. -Giner ita0ti
iden ioeben erlaiicnen GerorOmnl
gerudB lit jeoe 8erion, pelhe Sut.
raheln trdat, Die Die @eiidter 0el
ltmitebeuoen gefdbroen, 81 perbafter
imo in cine @eIoltrafe bis at &C
Wforf 81 nebmen. S9Sm @ieOerho.
lungsfaae neroen Die S6ul0igen
nit @eiGngnis beItraft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-16

Berlin, 16. glpril. -Gie ,Snm'
ura.glmerifa 2inie" bat ibrcn @ir.
tmgsfreiS ourd) @riinoiing zines
observation-disclosures Inn elm @eient,
liheS eripeitert. Gicie 9tsugriin.
Dung beitebt in Ser Grridjtimg Der
a@moener 8erfcbrsgpieaihoit", Die
IcBt BON Der nSnpng" nit einem
aapitnl BON orei 0iiaionen Dfart
ins Seben geriifen iporben lit, uodj.
oem Die @riinoung einer neuen
Gampferlinie nit Dem gIusgangs.
punft @m6en on cine unocre @e.
icllidait ieitens Der 9iegierung ni6t
ion5eliionirt tporoen mar. Gs iii
Uurgeieben, onB mebrere 9ompier.
lirien Dor nllcm SomburgsSiio.
omerifa. .3ampfer, oen Safen OIL Ger
gmsmiinolmg onlauicn meroen, un0
poralsgeiebt miro Dor aQen Ole
genliblng ollrH Die groBe rbeiniid.
neltfGliide @rltbeninouitrie umo bic
8erienoung BON oeren Groonften.
glui oieie 8eiie nirO cine 9lnnG6e.
rimg 0eS Sinterlanoes geihoifen
un0 lit cine beoeutenoe gntipidlung
oes Blabgeihdites 5i eruarten.
8ie aus Diagoeburg geinelOet
miro, bat Die oortige 8oIijei ben
io5iuIiitiihen 8eranitdlteru bon
EroteitflmOgebuneen gegcu Die bellt,
ife 8abrborlo9e eiiten Stri6 our6
Gle &ednung gematt, inoem lie it,.
uen ibren oSaupttrefier" raubte.
Die So3inIilten batten groteItper.
iammluugen gesen Die 8orlaga Elm.
beruien, uno olS beionOere Bug.
frait mar Der fraB0iihe io3ialiiti.
ide 9eputirte Ytorel na6 YlagOe.
burg gefommen, I'M bonn Stano.
flmft Der fran5oiiiden So3iaIiitsn
gegen Die oeittI6e gorla9e los3u3ie.
ben. Die BoIisei bat flir3erbnno
Serrn @orel oas gteOen in ben Ser.
ianmlungen berbofen.
Der Heidstdg bat nlinuebr emo
giiltig iiber Die 8etition fir Ser.
Idngerilng oes llrbeberititses fir
Ridaro 8agners r8ariiinl" ent'
idie0en. Die Betition, Die fir ods
@ogner'id,e 8ert cine Souoeritcl.
lung beanipriihte, puroe o6ge[ebnt,
trobOem iie Don Dem aronprin5en
BilbeluL Der 8ronprin5eiiir Gdci'
lie imo anocren Brii15en, Bri1Seiiin.
nen mtb SiiritIibfeitsn imter5eihnet
mar. Gdo1 Die 9etiticns-aomntii.
iion bes Reifstages bate iid1 gegen
Die 8erldngeri1ng Der 5diibfrift fir
Bariifal" beslp. fir gapreltb aus.
geiprohen imo beidloiien, tpenn Die
SSrage i'm 8lenum SUR Sprohe
fame, oen llebergang 3ur Cages.
oronlma al enpfebIen.
Die adlte uno baS gang o6norme
Gdneelp,tter boIten fat i'm gan3en
3elitiden 9ieifJe on. Die 8itte.
rlmg lit cine oerartisc, bob in Den
Bergen cine sfpeita Saiion fir g8in.
teriport in @ong gefommen lit.
glbgeieben bon ben Sportfreuoen
aber lit oie @irfilng oieies 8irt.
terfuetters cine grabe5u nerbeerenbe
Gle aGIte, Die in MlitteIoeutihlnuo
bis 10 @rao rntcr g1ua betrdgt
fat bic &rlturen, Die iid bereit8
lunter Der triiaeriiden 5riibiabrs.
marine bieIparipreden0 entlpideIt
Dattch oerni6tct unO einen unges
Geuren S1ooen unacri6tet. Stiirne
auf Ser Sit. imo gtoroiee bnbcn
5ablraide Shiffslmfalle Deruriaht,
iiber beren l1mfang ieouh nod
nidts grnoueS fcitgeitelt lit.
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geridltianna.

in lniieren 0eitrigcn 9tridt
idIiden it'd 6mei 5eblcr elm.
@s bate beiBen iolteu oic aaiier
5rieOrib 2ose 8. .. $. 9. BON
Gofota Gitp innote $40 Elm mo
niht 8orp1rtsloqe.
Der golp gnaep S6iibeno5rcin
ionote $40 Elm mo ni6t Oic GatboIic
anigbts Of Slmcrica.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-16
Ietterberid1f.

Sir Smaba Council gIiffs int0
ltmqeaeno: Sd1on beute Ibeno iino
pabri6einlif 9onncrItog; fiibler
Gonnerltag,
Sir geebrdsfn: Gd6n glbenos
unb 9onnerltas; fiibler Donnerlt1g.
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- Troderreinigen uiio Gdrbeii
alIer slrt nad neuIter ,pilienidoit
Iider Ysetbooe uno in alien 4rdu.
den Bel Ser Gdocaiad Co., l07
iiiSl. Is. straBe, On,obo. @bOne;
Gou1las 1921.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-16
9fr papa
i'm Sterbtn?
ErI bObe aranfc berobidlicSet lid,
bon ieiner llmsebnug.
gnIIetiu.

y u cIl ".
9iom, 16. gpriI.-Scr 9ci6ar,t
0es Vapites tunroe bcntc Indmit
fag in Snit Snm Srnnfenlaaer oeS
Hopites sernicn; CT fano ben ga
tienten in itarfem Sisber. Srin gu
itnnb luirb ais iebr acfGbrlid be,
trahtet. Die SaroinGle SreiIau
Auo Werrb bel gal, ueldle i'm ga,
men bes Iapites bcntidle gilser en-,
pfingen, bermodJtcn, ii6cr oas gc'
finben bes gapites brfrast, ibrci
Btiprenng nidJt Serr 81 ncrScn.
V glont, is. glpril. .-8opit gius Der
5ebntc, iiber5eugt, 6ob iein gn6C
hobe beporitebeno lit, perabidieoetc
fi1 bon ieiner ltmgebuns. Die mel.
iten bienten ibm aIs Gr5biidoi ga.
triarf uro aarOinol in geneSig,
eino nIs er gum BopIt erfpdblt mor.
ben NOR, nnbm er Die erprobte 8ie.
fterid)nft NIT na6 Dem 8atifan. 9ie
Mer5te scitattaten, ooB ieOer ein5eIu
1T bas arnrfen5iurmer suseIaIien
iperoe; Die 3eit oes 9eiuts ipar
iebr fur5 bemeiien. sSe0em Der Die.
iier iprad Der gapit ieinen 9anf
fir Die treu oeIeiiteten 9ieuite ans
tinS ertbeiIte ibuen id)IiebIid Den
hpoiioIiifen Seeen. Seber peintC
bsr5bredeno; ouh Dem bI. gatcr
beriaste Dor 9tiibrung offers Die
Stinlme.
Ger Hedsbeiitan6 oes 8atifans,
Eatrinrca, tpuroe Dor ben gapit
beidieoen, Inn oeiien 3eitoment auI.
buiesen. Der grlioer uno Die Sdna.
fiern bcs &ranfen beiinben ii6 i'm
Hotifan.
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Cine GriinSnns Der rSapns".

Stlbise III NIT 6rei NilliOnen NnrI
ins Seben gerufcn. 6ran5Oicn'
protsit Derboten.-acin @Sripilca
fir gBariifal". ".-Saltc mirft Der
nidJteno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-16

- 9. 5. &urn, bentider Spti.
fer. slugen iinterlnht fir Brill
!en. 443-5 @ranOeis gebaaoc.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-03-21
SYNOPSIS.

New York city, where Miss Emily
manufacturer Of the celebrated "Mer.
curry, automobile. loses her way. The
oar has stopped and her cousin. Dick
direct it Alright. They meet another car
named L~estrange. The latter fxes up
the French car and directs Miss French
bow to proceed homeward. Ethan
French ha: aisinhsTited bis son. who
plainly that he would like to nave her
marry Dick, who is q ~good-natured but
irresponsible fellow. It appears that a
partner of Ethan French wanting an ex-
:ysnts, has engaged Lestrange. md at
the French factory Emily encounters the
young man. They refer pleasantly to
their meeting when Dick comes along and
recognizes the young. racer. Dick likes
The way Lestranse ignores their first
vantage. Lestrange tells Emily that he
viii try to educate her Indifferent cousin
81 an automobile expert. Dick under
his business schooling under the
tutelage of Lestrange. Dick Is sheer grit,
An accident. Lestrange meets Emily in
the moonlit garden of the French home.
Under an impulse he cannot control he
kisses her and she leaves him. confessing
In her heart that she returns his
her attachment to Lestrange. informs her
that the man In his disbarred son, whom
b has never seen before being adopted
by him. He claims that his son ran away
With a dissolute actress. refuses to ac-
knoyiedge him. and orders Emily, to
BIG race IL or In the south and Ethan
French takes Emily to see It.
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Were here" said Bailey. to his
travelling companions. You can't park
the car in front by the fence; Mr..
David might see you and kill himself
by q misturn. Come up to the grand
stand seats"
Mr.. French got out In silence and
assisted Emily to decend; a pale and
wide-eyed Emily behind her veil.
1.-THE boys were calling extras" she
suggested family. "They said three
accidents on the track"
Bailey turned to a blue and gold Of
fetal passing.
Number seven all right?" he
asked.
ION the track, Lestrange driving"
was the prompt response. Leading
by thirty-two miles"
A little of Emily's color rushed back.
Satisfied, Bailey lead their way to the
tiers of seats, almost empty at this
hour. Pearly, unsubstantial In the
young light, lay the huge oval meadow
and the track edging 1t.
i've sent over for Mr.. Dick" Bailey
informed the other two. Hes been
here. and he can tell what's doing.
Four cars are out of the ace There's
Mr.. David coming!"
A gray machine shot around the
west curve, hurtled roaring down the
straight stretch past the stand and
crossed before them. the mechanician
rising in his seat to catch the pendant
linen streamers and wipe the dust
from the drivers goggles in prepare
ton for the death turn" ahead. There
was a series of rapid explosions as the
driver shut off his motor. the machine
swerved almost facing the infield
fence and slid around the bend with a
saidding lurch that threw a cloud OF
soil high in the air. Emily cried out.
Mr.. French half rose in his place.
"What's the matter?" dryly queried
Bailey. He's been doing that all
night; and a pretty turn he makes,
too. He's been doing 1t for about Ave
years, in fact, earning his living, only
we didn't 9 him. Here goes an
other" E.
Mr.. French put on his %pince-nez.
preserving the dignity of outward
composure. Emily saw and heard
nothing: she was following Lestrange
around the far sides of the course,
around until again he flashed past
her. repeating his former feat with
appalling exactitude.
1t was hardly moro than flve min
utes before Dick came hurrying to-
ward them; cross, tired, dust-streaked
and gasolene-scented.
II don't see why you wanted to
come" he began before he reached
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-03-21
"Here 0oes Another"

them. I'm busy enough now. We're
leading; II Lestrange holds out we'll
win. But he's driving alone: Frank
went out an hour ago, on the second
relief, when he went through the pad.
dock fence and broke his leg. 1t didn't
hurt the machine a bit. except tires.
but It lost us twenty-six laps. And 1t
leaves Lestrange with thirteen steady
hours at the wheel. He says he can
do It,"
He's ft?" Bailey questioned.
Dick turned q peevish regard upon
him.
II don't know what you call At. He
says he is. His hands are blistered al
ready, his right arm has been band
aged twice where he hurt It pulling
me away from the gear-cutter yester,
day, and he's had three hours rest
out Of the last eleven. See that heap
of Junk over there: that's where the
Alan car burned up last night and
sent It's driver and m~echanician to the
hospital. suppose II Lestrangs isn't
At and makes q miscue Wen see
something like that happen to him and
Rupert"
mol" Emily cried piteously.
Remorss clutched Dick.
II forgot you. cousin" he apologissd-
Don't go of: Lestrange swsars b
feels fine and gibes at me for wogSy.
ing. Don't look like that"
Richard, you will 60 down and O.
der our car withdrawn from the raos,"
Mr.. French stated. with his most ab
solute finality. This has c~ontiAusd
long enough. II We had not been ~
rested in New York for exceeding the
speed limit. | should have been here
to end this scene at midnight"
Stunned, his nephew stared at him
Withdraw"
Precisely. And desire David II
come here"
81 won't" said Dick fatty. IF yor
want to rub 1t into Lestrange thai
way, send Bailey. And l say it's 4
COMPOUNDED shame"
"Richard!"
His round face ablazs, Dick thrus'
his hands in his pockets. facing hi
uncle stubbornly.
AFTER his splendid fight. to stop hin
now? Do you know how they take be
ing put out, those fellows? Why
when the Italian car went of the tract
for good, last night, with its chair
tangled up with everything under
meath, its driver sat down and cried
And you'd come down on Lestrang'
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-03-21
Easily Identified.

Al . performance Of THE Garden Of
Allah" in New York the curtain had
fallen upon the scene in Count An
tsoni's garden and the two women In
the second row Of the gallery who hac
kept up a running conversation from
the beginning Of the first act sighed
simultaneously and remarked that I'll
was real nice"
II was wondering where the garden
was going to come In" said one "ano
now we've seen 1t; but | amt got the
actors straight in my mind yet Which
one of ems Allah do you think
why. you just seen him." respond
ed the other; the old chap that owns
the garden, he's Allah"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-03-21
CHAPTER viil-(contInued).

MY mother was q Californian" L.
strange once said, coming back from
Q tour Of inspection. she was twenty
times as much alive as any French
that sver existed. I've been told.
fancy she passed that quality on to
neeyou know she died when ! was
horn-for ! nearly drove the family
mad. They expected the worst of me.
and I gave the best worst I had. But"
he turned to Dick the clear candor of
his smile, 1T was rather a decent
worst, I honestly believe. The most
outrageous thing I ever did was to
lead . set Of seniors in hoisting q COW
into the deans library one night. and
% get myself expelled from college"
"A cow" the other echoed.
"A fat COW, and 1t mooed." he
stuffed the pillow into a more com
Portable position. lis that our car
running in? No. it's just passing. II
Frank doesn't wreck my machine. I'll
get this race. And then. the same
week. my chum and roommate a
away with a Dorafora girl Of some va.
Siety show and married her. val
romantic myself at t%wenty-one. SO I
helped him through with 1t. He was
wealthy and she was pretty: It seemed
20 at. believe they've stayed mar
riei ever since. by the way. But
somehow the reporters got affairs
mixed and published me as the BRIDE
groom. Have you got a cigar? l
omoke about three times q year, and
this IL one Of them. Yes. there was
nne cen when I went home that
night, . Broadway melodrama- ! lost
my temper easier then: by the time
my father and uncle gave me time to
speak. l was too angry to defend my
self and set them right. l supposed
they would learn the truth by the
next day, anyhow. And l left home
for good in a dinner coat and raglan
with something under ten dollars In
odd change. What's that!"
That" was the harsh alarm Of the
oflcial klaxon. coupled with the cry
OF countless voices. The ambulance
gong changed as Lestrange sprang to
his feet and reached the door.
(which cart" he called.
Rupert answered first:
MOT ours. Number eight's burning
mp after a smash on the far turn"
Jacks car" identified Lestrange
and stood for an instant. Go fas
Frank: I'll take the machine again
myself. It's n O'Clock. and I've go'
70 win this race"
Several men, ran across to the trach
IN compliance. Lestrange turned t.
make ready, but paused beside the
awed Dick to look v the infield.
He was in to change a tire ter
minutes ago." observed Rupert, besid,
them. "'Tell Lestrange I'm dom tim,
catchin' him. he yelled to me. Here
hoping his broncho machine pitchet
him clear from the fireworks"
When the Mercury car swung In.
moment later, .Lestrange fingered To-
q last word to Dick.
I'm engaged to Emily" he said
gravsly. II don't know what she will
hear of me; II anything happens. Nv
told you the truth. I'm old enough I,
see 1t now. And / tried to sQuar
things"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-03-21

DIR. Tekla Hultin, member Of parlia-
men in Finland. is n Of the most
distinguished women of her country.
She was elected to parliament in 1908,
and has helped to carry through vari-
Gus bills, one of which resulted in the
construction of a railroad. She has
served on many committees which
draft bills for the consideration of the
house, and is at present a member
of three. including finance and law.
She was the first Finnish oma to
gain the degree Of doctor Of phiios.
ophy, and for a number of years has
held an important post under Govern.
ment in the bureau of statistics.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-03-21
Too Active,

II wonder where Bill is now. Such
an active fellow as he was, Always
doing something" The last | heard
Of him, he was doing time"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-03-21
Cot the Goods

We've had some fine weather this
fall"
We'll pay for It later on"
Well, we can't kick II we do We
had delivery in advance"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-03-21
CHAPTER TX.

In the delicate, fresh June dawn,
sAs French limousine crspt into the
nsa0h Enclosure.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-02-15
300 DEAD AND
1900 WOUNDED
MEXICAN REBELS eOMBARD PAL
ACE AND TWO AMERICAN
WOMEN SHOT.
U. S. READY TO INVADE
$4,000 TROOPS AND SIXTEEN BAT
TLESHIPS TO PROTECT
AMERICANS.
Western Newspaper Union News Service

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Mexico City, Feb. 13 LMexicos cap
ital was torn asunder again yesterday
by shot and shell. II was not until
8 O'Clock that the fire ceased in all
quarters.
General Felix Diaz, in command of
the rebel forces fortified and en-
trenched in and around the arsenal.
held his ground against the federals-
He did more than this. He subjected
the city to more terrible lombard
ment than that OF Tuesday, enlarged
his zone of action and sent forces
against the national palace.
The casualties are estimated at not
less than 900 dead and / 500 wounded
in the two days fighting. Two Ameri-
can women are dead, shot to pieces by
a shell. They were Mrs, II. W. Holmes
and Mrs. Percy Griffiths.
Several Americans have been wound
ed. but the total number OF native non
combatants injured undoubtedly was
small Experience is fast teaching the
citizens to keep out o. the line of fire.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-02-15
WEEKS NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS
SPORT.

The annual ocean motorboat race
from Philadelphia to Bermuda viii!
start from Philadelphia on June Z, ac-
cording to announcement at the
Yachtsmen's Club.
Mike Yokel of Salt Lake City, won
at Duluth the middleweight cham
pionship wrestling title from Walter
Miller of ST. Paul. Yokel took the
first fall in one hour and ten min
utes, and the second in eighteen min
utes.
According to the official figures fur
nished by Secretary Abe Langtry, the
thirteenth annual tournament of the
American Bowling Congress, to opel
in Toledo, O., February %, has 500
five-men teams entered; also 1,165
two-men teams and 1857 individuals.
and the total entrance money amounts
to $4,000. OF this sum $4,000 will
go as prize money.