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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-13
0erid)mel5mng
Der Stamina 9iepnbliean Seagie nut
benz g)ouug Wem's Blaine alnb.

I'm Der gegnerilhen partel lei ben
fommenoen Wablen cine 5eI1ioi,Tie
g6alanr entgegen3uItelen. rno Die at
tipen Republifaner oes Gouutps inter
einen Sut gu bringen, finb feit etnlgeg
3eit Fhon unterbdnolungen IN 8ange
Qepefen, um bic 8erl6mel5ung Der
3tpet 6erporrdsenosn repnblttanllhcr
atu6s bic Stamina observation-disclosures
uro Der goung Wen's glain Slub)
nerfei3ufiibren. Der 8ori6ldJ gir9
bpn Der GrIteren aus, tpe!6e etn1 300
gtitglieber 3dbIt, unb Die unter9enos
lungen finb Iopeit gebieben, oob gts
itern 9lbeno jebe Der beibeu geretni@
qunoen einen Dreier QuslhuB srs
nonnte, Der binnen &ur3em cine 8onz
feren3 abbalten tpiro, um etnen Ber@
I6mel3ungsplun uus3uarbeiten, Der
bann Der WaitgiiebIhaft beioer gerets
nigunssn bebufs 8e8utaftung untsrs
breitet tperDen IoQ. ~
Der Qusihub bes 0oung Wten' &
Blaine 8lub beitebt aus ben 6erren
s. Si[Ienbranb, Charles WcGartbr
uno Serome 90. Suerb, uno oerjentge
Der Stamina 4spublieun Geague aus
ben 6erren Bart 5orton, W. J.G9am'
6ers unb 8. :. 5dtbardD.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-13

Sit porlGnfig Die Inorbnuns oes 0e'
neralitreifs fir bas Saugeluerfe.

Bon Dem angeorobten 8enernlItratf
Ser ianuntIihen Bum gaugelperf ge.
boriqen llnionen. Der befnnntlidl 1e-
itern beginneu iollte, 6itrfte Ginctns
nuti oorlaufig nod uerid1ont bleiben.
Gie aontroperie qpiid,en Der Bull
6ing Contractors employers 9liiocIa-
tion uno oclu @augaperfld}aItsrdt1
lit notiirlicb niht beigelegt Doro2n,
a6er cs iii qeitern iopeit nod ntht
gum NeliBeriten gefcrEnlen.
Die arbeitqeber haben alleroln9a
cine 9ln5abl GntIaiilu1geu DorgenonI-
men, ober Der 8augetperfihaftsraIb
hat nod niht oie argeorohte Ser.
hinaund oes 0eneralitreifs folgen
laiien g3ie @eitdftsagent 5Oof ocn1
gatqelperfitdftsratb geiterr ertldrte
piirben Die aeitern uoraenonrn1enen
@ntlaIiungen elm ioId) oraltiid1es Scr
aeheu puu Seiten Oe5 gauaeruerf,
id,aftsroth nidt ref,tfertigen uno eit
Grf!drunG bes alfgeuleinen AusItan'
6es 1T oaher Bis auf lpeiteres perlho'
ben lporoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-13
Jn SDningtpn
.sSeroeu iid) bic StraRenbabuauseitea.
teu and orsantiiren.
lie uorbereitenoc 9eriammlnng mnr'
be nm WsitternafDt dbgebalteu.

Die glugeIteQten Der StrdBenbabn.
@eiellidlait III Gouington merOen, o1m
geiipiel Der hieligen StraBerbabasr
ioLgeno, ebeniaQs cine Union grim.
ben.
Gleies fpuroe in elmer INN 0titter-
uatt in SSauien's 0aQe, OH Der Eife
uno 9tuiiel 5tra3e, itattgebabten
&eridmmluug Der StEaBeubabuer be.
id)loiien, aber 81 einem slrsitano
miro es porlduiig ipebl fmun fommcl
od ole Suo-S oplugton uno Gincin.
natl StraBenbabugeleaid)aft tpillens
iii, nit Den Seuten 81 unterbonoeln
uno geipiiie sSorOerlingen, namentlih
init Se3ug auf Die SobnIrage 3u be.
rpiuigen.
Sn bisiem Gimme ipra6 i'm Romen
Der geielIhuft Der SuperinteRbent
1bomas 8resn. Der aud I'M nsitersu
Bsrlauf ieiner ausfiibruugen betonte,
baB Sfpiiden Der 8eieaihaft uno ibren
Qngeitsqtsn Itets bas beutbar bette
9erbdltniB gsherrIht babe.
2lubsrbem iprat esIegentlih Der
8eriammluue aud Wlapor philipps,
Der pon oem SrguniIatpr Rs5in Orr
porgeitsllt unb iiberuus bsrslih betpills
tommnet puroe. Der 8iirgermsiiter
aab ben 2eliteR ben Ratb, nihts
uebersiliaes su thun unb CAB linen
Damn bic 8eriiherung, oab lie ieber3eit
auf isius llnteritiisun9 rehnen toun=
ten, faQs tie irssnbnelte Ttrittiger
puntte nit Der Strubenbabnseisas
ihaft dirf idisosseridtlihem Wess err
leoidi haben MOLTEN.
Sbf6on Die Sdaffung elmer Srgus
niidtion heIhloiIen pnrbe. 10 pirb Die
oefinitipe Organization hurh GrpGb=
luno BON gsamten uno gnnag.:,e elmer
9erfaiIuns erit in ben ndtften Saasr
erfolgen. Der 9erfanrmIuno ipobnten
etipa 400 Der 800 anasitenten Der S5ub
Gopin1tou unb Cincinnati Strabens
| babns9eIelfhaft bel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-13
9eim Spicl eridDlaeen.

: Der aNiItent oes Cincinnati Slnus
tpriums, Spbn 5uber, rpuros seitern
0ormittoe bon sinem patisnten Der
4nItalt nit sinem Groquette.S.od err
fhlasen. 5err 9uber lit ieit siuem
Sabre in Der gHitalt anssitelt un5
katte psrIonlides SntereHs an Der
WoblIabrt Der ietner Sbbut arpe,=
trauten Rranten. 8eltern 8or-litiaJ
arrangirtf sr sin groqueitezSnisl nit
psm Sniafen Der 2lnitalt Jolhua Ssl,
Der Ipnit als siu rusnis SuperIdf!ger
Yatisnt betannt mar, fid ieooh gelterr
Yormittag oerdrt betrug, bah Serr
Subsr teiue gsoenteH trug, Bel 3u
einem Spiel auf osm SpielpIas eir5as
lsben. aHfauglid sins oas Spiel aun
glott bon Statten, bis 6uber elnen
9aa permibte. 6Ierourh aufsebracbt.
iflluq Der ardnts oem bubsc, dls Del
islbe iib nab eem Bal biidte. mi. Gem
Shldssr uui Den aopf uno fiiArte nod
einen sfpeiten Stlag ous. dls !oaber
lhon am 9obsn lag. 5uxr risF aIsa
bann am 5ilis. aber oas baits 8ur
ioIse, bab geu no6mals auf ben
We6rlofen einIhlus. Mit Uiiibs
idlsppts iih Serr souber nod, Der 2lns
italt 3uriid, no er bepuBilos GUAM
menbraf. sSsBt tam aud 8sQ Snr
9eiinnuns uno beoauerte letne 5boi
aufs Siefite, in0em er ia5ie, bah er
iih niht beIinnsn tam. uuf 0ubert
eineeihlassn gu bdbsn. unb 0ube. iein
better Jrtuno in Der 4nitalt gspeIeu
ki.
Der Shtperpsrlette ipuroe burf
ben 4nitaltsarst Or. Robsera mad
benz Deutiden 9idioniFen Sfrnn,sns
bans sebraht, tpoIeIbft Die 0erste eli
nen Shdbelbruh feititellten, an nefIsr
Jolsen 9err Suber am yeuhinittac
itarb.
Bel pures am 4beno bon otm Ds.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-13
GMiNSnathrimten.

\ Rem Dort, u. Mui. 4ngetomz
men: ~6qmburg" bon Reapcl, rWtins
neapoIis" lppn 2pubou.
9lbgegangen: .Gbicaep" mad 6aDre.
9lpmoutb. gnget.: .arpne
prins Wilhelm" BON Rep Ycrt. nlh
9remen beitimmt.
YbilabeIpbid. 2tnset.: rIoz
ninion" BON 2iperpool.
QiSuro. paiiirt: g9r6Iioent
2ineoln" BON Retp gort, mad 5ame
burg bsItimnt.
Giperpool. 4n9et.: r2unis
fan" bon Wontreal.
Neapel. 2lnaet.:: ySnnia 2ll=
bert" pom Hep Yprt.
gberbourg. 9tbgeg.: .GroBe,
aurfiirft" mad Rep Yort
80 ton. 9lnset.: rGrstic" boz
Senuu.
Quebec. ENACT: .Scanoina
cfdn" bon Glasgoip, nGoriican" por
2iperpo6I, nSeOttan" ppn 2onnou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-13

fen lagen, Inn bic Cars an Der Weis
terfabrt 3u binbern. Durh ben 3us
idmmenproli ipurbe bos Nuto beno=
lint. Die SnfoFen. Ssfar unb N. u.
gaber, ipurben burdrHttelt, tamen
jeoo6 unperlebt Dapon
- Coroner Or. 5oertmeber purpe
geitern henahrihtigt, onB Der 30
.SSGbre nfte angeitsllte Der Contraction
camps, BEL Reabinq, 81, 5rant
golsfe, in Der Raht pom Somitag
3tm Scnntag an ben 8eLsifen Der
YsnnfDlDonia Giienbdbn, nube Jteas
bing, tobt eifgefunben lpnrbe. Der
Coroner ipiro ben 5aa untsrIuf)en.
Jm Getpdbriom Der polisei 3u
Wepport beIinbet iif George Wlarttn.
Der unter Der 8eIhutoigung, einen
ipertbloien 6bed berauseabt su baben,
auf Griufen Der bisfiesn poli5si pers
haftet tpurbe. Weartin beitellte BEL BEN
9drtner Willie 0rear an Der ID. une
gine Sirabs, glumsn i'm Wertbe bon
$11.40 unb lieB oiefelben na6 BEN
6ouIe 9io. 1887 Sim Strabe ienDen
4ls 3ubluns bdnbists sr sinen Gbed
in 6obe BON $21 Elm, Der ouf bieseearl
Str. Martet 8ant ausee'teIlt mar
iid bod ipatsr oIs angsbIit pertbloa
bsrausitellte.
s. $. gucr, bon Go. $40 Hioge4
man Apenue, tbeilte Der Boli5ei ae,
itern nut, oab iein 9luto, oos er fin
nur lpeniae Weinuten Dor Dem Roitge
bdlioe unbeailfiifiigt geIaiien botte
nab 'einer GHffebr neritsprnoer
mar. Tns sluto bate Die 2iseasnitm
nler 1882.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-13
0Gclegraplj
SeIbf. orb aus Reue.

- y l. III y = v ~ = Jh q :"
Glepelunb, 8, u. Wai. Reue
cariber. oab er feline 10 Sabre aIte
-Dtster Suiau in grauiamer Weiie
tetunoeIt bate, peranIaBts am Utonz
tao galthaIdr Spies iit in Der Sran=
ge 4pe. BoIi3eiitdtion 81 er6Gngen. Gr
mar am Wloutdg Qbeuo perbaftet nor
ben, ais bic qoli5ei benadriatigt rpurz
be. oaB er ieine 5ohtsr big CUR geiiuz
nungslpiigteit gspIrgt bate. Gr
bcrte fif in ieinsr 3eIte nit isineal
giirteI erbdngt.
6suersbrunfe.
S6arou, pa, y. Wlai. 4ht
8ebGube rpurbsn bier am Ufontae
bur6 Seuer SerItort, tpoourh einSdas
ben bon $4,000 bis $4,000 Oerurs
Iaht purbe. W&un gIaubt, bdB8ranos
itiftunc porlieqt. Die 8ebduos, biz
seritDrt purosn, Iinb bisjenigeu ber
aeitbsaerr Carriage Company; blk
9uditein StaQungen Der Sbdrpr
2iperp Co., Elm maga3in Der RationaI
Biscuit Gompunn; george 8reIhs
aiibIIpeiher, bas aeQn'I6e 9etreioe,
Raga3in unb bier Bobnbduier, berer
gsipobnsr bic groBte Wtiibs botten. I'D
in tbren Rahttleibern ms 5reie 81
| retten,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-13

ltnterriht in 0en Gbet10Ihllen auss
iaat.
Der 9eiltf Der &ofidyulcn puroe
ourd ben StraBenbabnausita1o gan5
bebeuteno beeinflubt uno laltt Den 8e.
rihten, Die 6em Sduliuperirtenben.
ten geitern 5ugingen, feblten III Der
@ugbeS 5ohidatle etma 400 3o9linge
ur0 in Der 8oooipuro 5odifule $50.
IN Der @alnlt SiQs 6odIhule nnr
Die 3ahl Der 2lhpeienoCD e6eniaQ5
3ienlid be6euteno, pltroe jeood nlft
nrnnI fritnpitplt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-13
0leiise 9yDli3eimad rid)ts,,.

Sn elmer Sdldgerei nit benz %
Snbre nlten Jrnnt Weter. ncn Ho.
2EO4 Short place. trus oenrp
31pin. Dor go. 25O6 Short GLARE.
f6.rere Wex!sbungen am Hopf nno
a0rper bdron. fooaB er aufnoblne i'm
iiGrtfnsH Sofpiial fuden mubts.
W<fer tpurbe IN Daft eenonmtn.
Dus MuicmpbiL BON Gssar sFuz
Der, ncn no. 3O21 Dnpton Apsnue,
mn BON btfuftlben Islbft gefii1rt. fubr
on htr 6orrifoH pite etsen GLEN
Eldl. BE auf BEN StrnbenbahHWIei
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-13

Ger Giienbahuarbeiter Der 9ig
Sour gnbn, Daniel 8oloers. muroe
aeitern 8ormittag pon einenr Baiia-
pier5ua bel GlepeS, O., erfaBt. uub
id}per perle.t Ter 8eringliidte MR.
De Dem itdotiiden sooipitaI eiugelie-
fert, itarb ieho6 fur3 nab Der Auf-
nahme.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-13
@ d nerer Cana

gbemann friih um 7 ubr) aus Der
Rneipe beimI6pantenb): .Wenn ih
niibte. oab ibre Wiobiitin ihon gu
fprehen mare. niiros id iie slsid abs
bolen uno mitnehmsn."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-13
9ufernenbofbIatbe.

unteroffi3ier gum Heiratsn):
Grasbupfer, MAIDEN S1e hoh teln
9eiitt ME Elm 6nbH, bas, ftatt eiHts
lSsss, cine 9iaarotugsI geIsst hat.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-13
gbenoidJulcn iinb seidDluiIen.

Shnlluperintenoent Gonoon aab
aeitern befnnnt oaB ndbreno Der
9a,ier ees Stro6ethobnopsitanos Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-13
MusIanDs sSelegrapb


anoer3ue BEN.
g Of ia, guloarien, II. Mdth Die
bulguriihe Hegierung fat ibren friibe=,
rem 9efanbten in 8onitdntinopel, Saz
rafoff ais Spe3ialgeIanoten nahQtben
gefhidt, no er Dermittelit btrefter llnz
terbanolungen periuhen foQ, ale ter
ritorieQen unb Standardization
3piihen gulgarien uno @rtehenIdno
3u f6li6ten. Denn feline WliTion
feblf6ldgen folIte, ioQ 3ufIuht 3u
einem S6iebsgeriht genommen perz
ben.
Die r9uiIp Muil" unb
8rpaus SriebenSz
poIttit.
Gonbon,1 13. Wai.- Die ,3ailp
Mail" duBert fi6 in cpniI6er Weiie
iiber Die 5riebenspolitit bes Staats@
Setretdr5 grpon, ben bic 3ettung
einsn ybO6ft unerfahrenen Diploma
ten" neunt.
2Iuf ben panamaz8iIpltt 8e3ug
nebmenb, ipte audi duf Die S6Dtertgz
teiten nit europdiihsn Nationen uno
bic caIiforniIhe MngetegenAeit, nit
8e3ug auf pelhe Die 3eitlIng iagt, bob
Der 8orIhlag SSapuns, DaB Iie an bas
6aager Tribunal perpieIen tperoen
IoQe, BON etnem ioIhen GutbuIiaItsn
fir internationdle Shieosgerihts, tpie
6srr 9rpan, nit 5reuben angenommsn
tperben iolle, ertldrt bic gUtail" gum
S6lub:
.Wlit 70 pielen burten giifen in feta
nem sigensn 8epurtement 3u tnaten,
eriheint es als unnDtbig, oaB oie'er
eninsnte Sbsali't feline gner9ts auf Die
8orbereitung beg Wiaenieums per
tpenoet."
Die onberen QunDoner 9eituneen
loben bic 8emiibun9en oes 9rditoenter
Wilfon uno oes Setretdrs grpun i'm
sSnterefe bes Weltfrieosns.
Ulit gs3ug duf ben panamatdnal
Streit fdgt Der ,Gbrpnicle": ,.t6err
grpan iIt INNER Elm grober 5risoens=
QpoItel qetpsIsn uno er rat iegt stnt
berrli6e Gjeleqenheit, feline 5beorien ir
bic graris umauIeben. Seins GrtlG
runa i'm cntereTe BON S6iebseerihter
| YoIlte BON Der adnsen Welt piQtommer
| nphpipsrr tnpr0pu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-13

teftip aammen perbaftet uun uEter
Der Qnflaqe bes Wloroes benz Yoli5ets
aepabrfam iiberliefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-13

Mnd, in sluunralc hat man fnr
Streifbredler feinc Spmpatbie. -
Ter gerind) Der getriebsaninahme
trlitt uieber idDmdbiid,es siasfO.--'
Raduarts be,uegtem iidl Die Gars
balo wieoer nadD Der Gemiie. -
Cine aramallc nno Entid,e sing
es nid,t ab.--llnbetbeiiistem Jnbr'
mann uerbrn bic Gippen sebrodDen.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-16
FARMERS WEALTH DECREASED
MANY MILLIONS.

Despite the continued assertions
that the competition of Argentine and
Canadian meat producers Is SO negll-
eible as to be of no influence in lower
ing the price of meat to consumers IN
the United States, it remains fact
that the producers in the United States
are being hit hard. Congressman
Good of the fourth district said re-
Gently In a speech In congress, that
the new democratic tariff has already
cost the farmers of Iowa more than
322.5OO,O0O on cattle alone. He based
his assertion on figures compiled by
the government and from market quo
tations on cattle before and since the
enforcement of the new law. The last
government census showed 100000
full grown cattle in Iowa and compari-
son Of market quotations shows that
the price of cattle has declined 50 per
head since September when cattle
we're first admitted free Of duty. Mr..
Good, figuring it conservatively, he
SAYS. cut this amount to $3.50 per
head and the result shows that Iowa's
full grown cattle are worth $SS500,0 900
less today than they were some
months ago. And this does not take
into consideration the younger live
stock on the farms. Continuing, Mr..
Good says:
"There has already been enough
competition developed to affect prices
and the competition under free trade
is merely in it's infancy. The outsiders
will get ready to reap what they can
in the great American market.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-16
Daddy sBedtirne
Christmas With
; The Chipmunks
49,. And Squirrels.
Story

Chismas? asked oaody
e II walk tell his story.
N - indeed!' replied daddy.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-16
WHERE THE TARIFF HITS.

CONGRESSMAN Good of Iowa, recently
told the body of which he is member
that the tariff is working great narm
to Iowa farmers because it has greatly
reduced the value of their cattle
through the competition of duty free
meat from Canada and Argentina ne
went on to say that this would be all
right If the consumer could get the
benefit of the reduced price. Inls IL
Just the kind of statements that nave
been fooling the people. AND thereln
lies the fallacy Of the free trade prln'
ciple A reduced tarih can't IN the
very nature Of things mean any conslo'
cradle saving to the Individual con-
sumer, but It can put the American
producer out Of business. Here Is why.
The producer handles say from loo,-
600 to a million pounds of meat a
year; the consumer buys from loo
hounds to 500 pounds a year, The re-
duction of a cent pound on meat
means a loss of from $1,000 to $lO''
900 to the producer, while 1t means
Nsaying of 81 to IS a year to the con-
sinner. The saving to the consumer Is
from a third of cent to one and Two
thirds cents day. and Is not OF any
conceivable Importance one way or
another to any consumer. But the loss
to the producer may be the difference
between success and failure, between
life and death. That cent pound may
force him out OF business for his mar
gin is gained by very small profits on
very large amounts. Cut the producer 8
nrof,t a cent a pound and it means
thousands of dollars to him. Garry the
reduction through to the consumer ana
il he Is big meat eater 1t VIII mean
about a penny a day. What difference
to the ordinary individual consumer
does a drop or raise of one cent a
pound mean? 1t is only penny to
him. while it is success or failure 10
the producer-the cattle raiser.
The tariff Of itself never was and
probably never will be high enough or
low enough to seriously affect many re-
tan prices but it can make or break
the producer, and in that way 1T hits
the individuals who are employed by
that producer. .....s
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-16
POSTAL SAVINGS.

Nearly thirty-four millions Of dol
lars are on deposit in the postal saw
ings banks of the United States. There
are over three hundred thousand &C
counts. Uncle Sam has become, in a
very short space of time, banker of
considerable Importance. And in the
meantime the banks of the country
have grown proportionately, showing
that the money put into the custody
of the governm ent has been drawn, for
the most part, from stockings, tin cans
and other receptacles where timid
people have been boarding their saw
lngs. In other words, large part of
the thirty-four millions of dollars is
money which would otherwise be in
hiding and which, through postal saw
ings banks, has been put into circula-
ton by the government. :
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-16

men. Whut yo' reck'n Miss Shirley do!
She ain afeahd o. muffin on dis yerf,
ell. she on'y sebenteen yeah oil den,
too. She DON tell Miss Judith-no
sub. She run out ter de stable en-
saddle huh boss, en- she gallop up dat
road ter Hell's-Half-Acre lax err shot
outen err shovel
Valiant brought his hands together
sharply. Eyes, yes he said. And
then"
when she come ter Greet Kings
cabin, he done foun' de laddah, en-
one er he foots was on de rung. He
lad er ak in he han. De POI III gal
was peepin' down thoo' de cracks o
de flo. en- prayin' de bestes' she
know how. She say afterwards dat
she reck'n de Good Lawd SEN er
angel, TO Miss Shirley were all in
white-she didn't stop ter change huh
close. She didn't say muffin, Miss Shir
Icy didn'. She on'y lay huh han on
Greet Kings ahm, en- he look at huh
face. en- he drop he ak en- go. Den
she clumb de laddah en- fotch de child
down in huh aims en- take huh on de
boss en- come back. Dat de way ct
happen. subj ...
And Hickey was that little child!''
"Yas, sub, she sho' was. In de
nlawnin err posse done ride up ter
Helrs- Half-Acre en- take Greet King
in De majah he argyfy de case TO
de state, en- when ne done git thoo,
dey mos put de tow eroun' King
rex in de cot room. He done got six
yeah, en- ct mos broke de majahs
liza at dat dey couldn' give him no mo'
He wuz certn'y er bad aig, dat Greet
WIZ Dey say he don sw'ah he
gwinter do up de majah when he git
out. De po' bowman she stay dab
at Rosewood all wintah, but she git
no bettah moughty fas', en- in. de
spring she up en- die. Den Miss Shir'
lev she put iii Hickey at Miss Matte
Sues. en- she pay TO huh keep eber
sence outer huh own money. Dat
whut she done sub" d.
Such was the story which Uncle
jefferson told, standing in the door
way. When his shuffling step had re
treated, Valiant went to the table
and picked up a slim fooled volume
that lay there. It was the Lucille he
had found in the hall. the night of his
arrival. He opened it to page where
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tory without a new thrill. But she had
never thought of him and her mother
as actors in passionate love romance.
Their portraits hung together in the
living room down stairs: the grave,
middle aged man with grazing hair.
and the pale proud girl with the
strange shadow in the dark eyes. The
canvases had been painted in the year
of her mothers marriage. The same
sadness had been in her face then.
And their marriage and his death had
both fallen in midwinter. No, this May
date was not connected with him!
Dearest, dearest" whispered Shir-
ley, and a slow tear drew its shining
track down her cheek. us there some.
thing I'VE never known? Is there?'
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pressed and wrinkled but still retain.
ing it's bright red pigment, lay what
had been a rose.
He stood looking at it abstractedly
his nostrils widening to its crushed
spicy scent, then closed it and slipped
it into his pocket.
CHAPTER XIV
In DevIl-John's Day.
He was still sitting motionless when
there came a knock at the door and u
Opened to admit the gruff voice a
Doctor Southall. A big form was
close behind him.
Hello. Up, see. I took the liber.
ty Of bringing Major Bristow."
The master of Damory Court came
orward-limping the least trifle-and
shook hands.
"Glad to know you, sah," said the
major. "Allow me to congratulate
you; It's not every one who gets BIT
ten by one Of those Internal mecca
sins that lives to talk about 1t. You
must be pet Of Providence, or else
you have cast-iron constitution, sab"
Valiant waved his hand toward the
imam Of medicine, who said, II reckon
Miss Shirley was the Providence in
the case. She had sense enough to
|send for me quick and speed did it."
"Well. sah," the major said. Il
reckon under the circumstances, your
first Impressions of the section aren't
anything for us to brag about"
I'm delighted; it's hard for me to
tell how much"
"Wait till you know the fool place."
growled the doctor testify. you'll
change your tune"
The major smiled genially. Don't
be taken in by the doctors pessimism.
You'd have to get yoke Of three-year
oxen to drag him out Of this state"
(To Be Continued)
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~ indeed" replied daddy.
it, hen!' said Jack And daddy began:
all
and hide them the trunks Of trees ana
for the Christmas Feast
the little chipmuns and squirrels meet
relsp them finally feast begins
Christmas
which played The prizes
Sometimes kind chill
find
them 81
Christmas they decided they would have skating party for they
all kinds 1t had
freeze the ice thick and when
Billy
thin Ice he went &4s
pleased they didn't
he
his tail that
did hate foolish :.
little while they him
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WANT PAROLE FOR BAKER.

Iowa City, Dec. 13.-Depos1tions OF
five witnesses were taken here yester-
day which will be submitted to the
state board of parole at the January
term, asking for the parole Of Guy
Baker of Lone Tree, sentenced over a:
year ago to serve a fifteen year SEN
tence for the murder in 1910 of Oliver
Driver. A previous effort to secure
the freedom of Baker failed.
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Il ALl A
" OF
V1RGalNllA

Mrs. Dandridge's voice shook. "Wil
he--will he recover"
ooh, yes"
Beyond any question:
"The doctor says So"
"And you found him, Shirley-you?
"T was there when 1t happened
She had crouched down on the rug In
her favorite posture, her coppery hail
against her mothers knee, catching
strange reddish over-tones like molter
metal, from the shaded lamp. Mrs
cambridge fingered her cane nervous
ly. Then she dropped her hand on the
iris head.
"Now," she said, tell me all about
~
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Germany discourages the cutting Of
peat, as the government desires to con-
vert the moors and boys into arabic
lands through proper drainage. This
action Is taken because of the scarcity
, Of cattle an1 Aeat.
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The helper who thinks he gets
too little and the boss too muen
will never be anything but help
er
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II Is hard to appreciate good ao-
vice that fails to coincide with our
own desires.