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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-03-20
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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-03-20
A Study In Arithmetic.

81 don't wonder said twelve-year'
old to his dad, that people come to
the United States from these outand.
ish regions beyond the seas, where
folks use the Roman system of numer-
alton. Just imagine kid going to
school there and being given this kind
of problem: MDVIX Is divided by CT
how many times2 Or, y multiplied by
VII minus XIX equals how much? Or,
CIV and MVI and DXIX minus NC
equals Say. arithmetic Is going to
look like simple one and one are two
for me after thisr'-New York Tribune.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-03-20
FEEDS THE BRUTES.
London's Restaurant That Caters TO
Domestic Animals Only.

London's Restaurant That Caters to
Domestic Animals Only.
One of the most interesting restau-
rants in the world is one in which the
only diners are domestic animals. The
restaurant is in Westminster. London.
The sign on the window reads:
RESTAURANT FOR DOMESTIC AN
IMALS.
ENGLISH MEAT ONLY. FRESH
TWICE DAILY.
The restaurant IS arranged so that
the domestic animals which patronize
it may be perfectly comfortable while
they are getting their meals. Those
that wish to do so may sit down while
eating. The women who serve the
diners are very fond Of animals and
know the wants of each particular Gus
toner One of the regular callers at
the restaurant, dog, prefers having
his meals in private, so instead of eat
ing his luncheon in the restaurant he
walks from his home to the place ev-
cry day. buys his luncheon and carries
it home. He pays his own bill at the
end of each week. carrying the money
tied in little wallet around his neck.
Cats, canary birds, goldfish. parrots,
monkeys, squirrels and goats are also
provided for in the restaurant. There
is branch of the establishment at l23
York road, Battersea.-New York Her
aid.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-03-20
QUEER WAYS OF THE ARAB.
His Methods of Life and His Contempt
Eor Womankind.

Far WomankInd.
An Arab on entering a house re-
moves his shoes. but not his hat. He
mounts his horse upon the right side,
while his wife milks the cow on the
left side. In writing letter he puts
nearly all the compliments on the out
side. His head must be wrapped up
warm, even in the summer, while his
feet may well enough go naked in win
ter.
Every article of merchandise which
is liquid he weighs, but he measures
wheat, barley and few other articles.
He reads and writes from right to left.
He eats scarcely anything for break
fast, about as much for dinner, but
after the work day is done he sits
down to hot meal swimming in oil
or, better yet. boiled butter.
His sons eat with him, but the fe-
males of his house wait till his lord
ship has done. He rides donkey
when travelling. his wife walking be-
hind. He laughs at the idea of walk
ing in the street with his wife or OF
even vacating his seat for a woman.
If he be an artisan he does work sit
ting, perhaps using his feet to hold
what his hands are engaged upon.
He drinks cold water with a spoon.
but never bathes in it unless his home
be on the seashore. He Is rarely seen
drunk, is deficient in affection for his
kindred, has little curiosity and no i'm
itatiOn, no wish to improve his mind
Everyday Life.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-03-20
The Burbank
Estate
There Were Many Claim.
ants For II.
By MILLARD MALTBIE

Joseph Burbank. from the time he
was twelve years old till he was sixty
two. worked and saved and struggled
to make himself independent. He
thought until he was forty that he
couldn't afford to marry; then he took
a wife largely because he needed some
one for a housekeeper and, all things
considered. il would be better TO give
the position TO a wife than to any 9th
er woman.
son was born to the pair and serv-
ed as link between his father and
the rest of human beings. But this
was largely becduse in this son the
father had some one to succeed him in
continuing the piling up Of property.
From the boys birth till he was twelve
the Old man looked forward to his
following in his fathers footsteps and
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-03-20

MERIwETHER READ THE UNSIGNED WILL.
at that age proposed that he should be-
gin where that father had begun, by
becoming an Office boy.
The child. aided by mis- mother, head.
ed the old man off for three years,
when Mrs. Burbank died. The boy
wished 10 go to college, and his father
objected. Mrs. Burbank had a few
thousand dollars of her own which she
left to her son. Soon after this money
was received by him he had an alterca-
ton with his father concerning the
matter of his going to work and the
next day disappeared from under the
paternal rooftree.
The old man got on as well as he
could for few years by himself, then.
since he was getting old, told Rosa
Blair, a girl about seventeen years old,
that If she would take care of him and
his house as long as he lived he would
leave her his fortune. Rosa accepted
the offer and for ten years devoted
herself to her employer. During the
last FIVE or six years of this term the
old man was III and peevish and gen
orally disagreeable Rosa Blair felt at
times that she must give up the care
of him or her health would break
down. Indeed. she finally concluded to
do so. but when she announced her in
tention to Burbank he moaned and
whined and begged her to remain. Pity
for the lonely old man, whose suffering
she supposed was the cause of his acer-
bity. induced her to recall her decision
Burbank never spoke of the son who
had left him. but his housekeeper
heard of him through others and very
naturally condemned him for remain
ing away from his father in the atter's
old age. When newspaper one day
contained an account of the shooting of
Mark Burbank in the far west. with
certain statements that seemed to cor
respond with the absent son. it was
generally supposed that the young man
| was dead.
Old Burbank wore out his physical
| forces by permitting his acerblty to
! gnaw upon them. and everybody said
that Rosa Blair had at last come to her
reward What was the surprise of all
when 1t was learned that he had died
without will. At first it was suppos-
ed that one would be found but his at
torney stated that at the time of the
old mans death will had been drawn
and was ready for him TO sign. He
had put off signing II from day to day.
not realizing his condition. and when
his life ended 1t went out like a candle.
Some thought that the reason of the
delay was that. not knowing that his
son might some day turn up. he was at
a loss to know how to leave his prop
erty and could not come to decision
No sooner was 1t known that Bur
bank had died intestate than kinsmen
started up like a, covey of birds STUN
bled on by huntsman. There were
Burbanks and Newmans and Parkers
and JOneses. all related to the deceas-
ed. There were even Meriwethers.
who claimed kinship with the late Mrs
Burbank. though how they could ex-
pect 10 inherit did not appear After
the rush Of claim fling was over there
were forty-three persons. each ready
to receive his or her portion of the
Burbank estate.
Among the Meriwethers was q
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-03-20
CEAUTAUOUA PARK CLUB.

Regular meetings Of the Chautau-
qua Park Club second ana 90 loui'n
DAYS of each mouth at 2:SU p. H.
MRS. F. R. MERRILL, Pres;
MRS. JENNIE FAUCETI' sec.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-03-20
The Real Villain

"Are you the villain in this troupeT'
asked the baggageman who was han
ding theatrical trunks.
mo" replied the youth with black,
curly hair. II used to be, but the real
villain Is the treasurer Of the company,
and by this time he must be about 500
miles on his way to somewhere else. "
washington Star.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-03-20
Edueatina the Heathen.

Brother Hardesty. can't you make
your contribution for the education Of
the heather little larger than usual
this year?"
"Dr. Goodman. I'm more than dou-
bling It have just started that
youngest hoy Of mine to college,
Chicago Tribune.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-03-20
DIR. w. EARL BLAKE
DENTIST

First National Bank Bids, Suite 9
and 10. Entrance First Ave.
Phones: Office, 100; Res, 23O-J.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-03-20
Civic Imoroyement Club.

Tho regular meeting Of the Ladies
Civic improvement Cup Will w,a.Sovs Se @ ~
on the second and fourth ueSu tba
each month at 2:SO p. m., a.
carnegie Library lecture room'
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-03-20

Evil springs from the misuse of life.
1t is the rust that comes out on the
neglected machine
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-18
.CORTE DE DISTRITO
Secci6n "a.

Secci0n "a
En- Corte alberta, di6 lectura aver
ell Fiscal, senior Sire, las siguientes
acusaciones contra Felix Diez, por un
delito de abuse de confanza; ell pro-
cesado Sc declare culpable, siendo SEN
tenciado por la Corte a sufrir la pena
de un alo de presidio con trabajos for
zados
Evangelista Cepeda, acusado de un
delito de seduction, hizo allegation de
no culpable, y solicit6 ser juzgado, par,
ante el Tribunal del jurado. La Corte
Sc reserve la fecha del senalamiento.
Identica allegation hizo ell acusado
Agust1n Alfonso Sobrino, al leerle ell
Fiscal la acusaci6n que lie formula por
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-18
Garnet judicial
CORTE SUPREMA
Desistiendo.

Desistiendo.
En- ell case de Succession Diego de la
Texera v Antonio Aguayo sobre null
dad de subasta y otros extremes, Sc
dicto resolucion dando por desistido al
apelante de la apelacion contra la SEN
tencia de la Corte de Distrito de Pom
ce, de 30 de JUNO de 1913
Reivindicacion de propiedad
En- ell case die Clausel VS.. Ramirez So
bre reivindicacion de propiedad inmue
bile, Sc dict0 resoluci0n ordenando sc CO.
munique la sentencia de este Tribunal
de 25 de julio de 1913, la Corte
sentenciadora por no haberse presen-
tado la fanza a los efectos de la sus-
pension de la ejecuci6n de la senten-
cia, en- virtud de la Interpolation in
terpuesta para este al Tribunal Supre-
mo de los Estados Unidos.
Una prorroga.
Sc le concedi6 al apelante en- ell case
de Delannoy v Blondet una pr6rroga
de 30 d1as de plazo legal, para presen-
tar la transcription de autos en- este
Tribunal.
EXAMINES PARA ABOGADOS
! Solicitudes admitidas.
| Angel r. de JESUS Francisco Mon
talvo Gmenard, y Eldelmiro Mendez
| Serrano, fueron admitidos a examen
de revalida, para ell ejercicio de la
abogac1a.
Fueron admitidos examen de pri-
mer grado Antonio Tollinchi, Jose c..
Jusino, Mario Figueroa del Rosario y
Jose Rosario Gelpi
A Antonio Roman Ben1tez, sobre
examen de primero segundo grades,
lie fu6 admitida su solicitud.
Admission Conditional.
F. Gimenez y Rivera, fue tambien
admitido, pero con la condici0n de que
debe presentar antes del d1a 20, ell
affidavit del dean de la Potomac Uni
versity, que ha ofrecido presentar.
Solicitudes denegadas.
Lo fueron la de Francisco Lopez,
Jr., que solicitaban examen del primer
grado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-18

Contra Juan A. Perez, por delito de
LOter1a.
Contra Manuel Julia, por infracci6n
de las ordenanzas municipales
Contra Domingo Cobian, por acome-
timiento y aggression grave y
Contra Marcos Tejada, por igual de-
Ito.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-02

(Cire Eroinans. SO 507dei3 2ur
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bern in ben StrasensBeperben bon Cincinnati
ourf gtnenbirnng BON Sei,icueu 75s. 750,
100. 7Gi nnb 1852 Ses aoser BON Ersiuarasn.
Gel es perorbuet bon hem Eiabirnib Der
Siaoi Cincinnati. siaat Chic;
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pusens ausfbeR cher foa berfapfeH caer snm
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Cincinnati oser in irseHbeiHem GnbereR 4lGee
in Der StnDt Cincinnati Siaa, Cbio. es iei
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geben ote es bsfudbf nilb boa hefaGtxr Tlrs
qermeiffer cher Die bon ihm ermdhiisie BsfoB
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oDer berabsr III sHc eGb es BON normaIsr enis
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seti, fhr QsntraItsrtn.

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umfliou S.oiuHfa Ctto.
GtHciHRait, g.. -. SepleKh.f 1913
9srfieaelte .Hgsib ote petneu ehi,
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maisr 2cipHfbtps.
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uung rnii eeH &lauen usio E3ssi'iaiteuen.
fpelfe ifti aufiepen n heg Etitce nes Eonre
OF Gennie QoUmiNioHegs.
age anae5ois IHaPeH nuf sotwalnre nntaes
fertiet feiR sUete ~ Der Ctfise hes 8oeto o.
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alejiet feiH pou PineW @crh IN ser EnTGHe bon
ats,inuierb IS 900 o8) IcIars nit stpei GnitH
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Snerinnrt ipiro.
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oegFperteu.
I'm anftrnat bee @oarb Of srmilton eousia
QcmTifionsrs
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Der 5erFrsute profeffpr
esDeibi oni6sinsno auf oem gooer Der
9robituoi am bsfien. 3ah!reihe 0es
itid.en unb 4usfprahe limb nnments
lib in Berlin in umlauf. Jn inrea
erinnerungsn On Das alie Berlin
tbeilt Hali Gutenberg mebreye Ders
ieIben nit, burh bic Der gpHlnciia!s
profsiIpr grsismsr iih unfterbIih ees
mnht baben foll. Die beiannte stlaie
isnunlprahe: sd fehe beut lpieber
pisls, bic ni6t ba IinD", niro auf
i'm suriidsefiibrt. GbeniO foil er emit
gsduberi baben: .Shmioi, Sk icher
ssmib iiber mid! Sd Diibie ionit
nints Dsiter, mas bier !dherlit Ie:n
fonnts!" .Murus" fubr tr fort, .bes
beutet nihi all.in bic Uiuusr. Innstrn
eine iebe gsudutrie GriteinLas.
Gin ghiiler, Der Dem Gargs sints aebs
rers Der MnitnIi bas Oe!eit niht gegs-
ben bate, bssam " bSrea: sDaS mar
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goreef6Idsenes amenbement
sur aoHkitntien bon Ohio.


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bon Steuern befreii iciri,
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ateii; sIbsri aftnba arsi, Gleri.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-02
8praeif flnsenes amcube meut
sur 1cnitttuiion poH Cpto.
aurlrr ffintmse.fsI fir 0santp. unb 1swHihtp.
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Gel es befdoncn bon Der leaiSioiur bes
S!aaies GRio. 1retit,ni,el oler inr ieoes sau'
gcfpahlien .gtiigicber liiuliHlem oatur:
Geitiun /. Gab, lint etnen fnrsen StiEm.
Seiie. liiy Gounies nro L0pEfbipstrdnilcn 5u
ftbeiH, ben gaahiern eieies Siaaies dnf bie
pom Seies eorsetGrsebene sseIie am eriisn
Iienslag rn1 benz eriisu D,oHiag TN gopein.
Ger 1913 eir S1rlGiag nHierbreiiei !peroen
iou. nm Seii,onsr ), A nEo ees slriiieis y
oct apnitifrion 6u pioerruien. NIB Seiiionea
1 uuo 2 oes beiagieu gtriitsis 10 ~ amenete'
rem cue s nle tp!si iaGiien:
zen. /. IS ipnnen @e'eee anGenonlmfi
uRo arnisicrtntne aIcr iolaer Goauip. nn5
Lpapnbtp sSeatnien, lpte sie noIfpeHog itli
megea lor8eH. tpei1e beanisn lot6e ntan!
lolaler sellenstaHg lar Soieei5neae 0aotH
rseri. .. IS ,Snnen Uelete auatuommen
peroen, meibe iiir cine ssrpaisunss, ,
seiiion Z. Set ioI6er ssabl ieu bteies
aasHoemen ali otm oiti5ieaen @nnm6e'is'
urant icin ais .,arfisi y. Stftinaen 1 Nab :
-surbrr siiHimSna far 9Sanip. ans xsrn'
ibip.Seamfs", oosr IN auoefsH SSofien, toetgt
Der gSabier Reide oarubtr dbliiHlTen, tslnsS
2imenoeHleRt nuneeaieH iruie, iolth Celtic
zen / uno 2. pie poyeteEo evipatii. an MO
haG Gem eri,eH Iaee oes 5anaGt 1914 Ole 10
Imenoierieu Scineaerl ees arii!ets y eet
acn.iiuiloH oeS Siaeies Ebic btiecn, nlte be-
uGie original SeiiiSRca ] uRo nuo sefR'o
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sbei'p Seiiioa 10 ecs ar!iies IN. ioaen wb
.errafen uulo Gnmuuieri ttit.
e. g SpGin,
GpTeder oe5 Observation-Disclosures.
Sugb 4. sii6oie,
4taf,oeut oes Sera.s.
@Heenomnea nm is. aprti 1913.
serCiKia,e SiaacU bon Imeri!a.
Slaai Aeia,
| purcau bes SiaaistSeitedrf.
Sn Gbae -. 1rapts, SiaSts.Seifeint
! oes Siaales 2bls, bcital6e bitrnit, bcB eas
! Seriebeuee cine reGiseiiiss ae'0tn III.
| ipra'aliia rpn nr sers!ideH init esH Itt9iuda'
| Nolcn peloe pb iesl In otrier ltlee III oei
gueu 5eliHbeu une IN iHeiEer oiiitteleH Ses'
| palt.na ais S;aa,s. Seirelag; oaSlsiee edl Nt
| ais ea, uno teGteii Gis e!He Snidri'i eiHet
| aemetniumcu gefciuiioH erpicleu ioelGe rsf
/ Der Siaais.GeeIStaiat oes 1idaes Apie aa
! is Gaae ces april 1913 anseEomusn LID il
| otefer Cftice am 50. Gage bes agrti Y. Z.
! 1918 eiHqcteici fparpe. DeliIesl aGeheinlGall'
! .i6c HeioluttoU. pelte Cit aIrelineneni au
! aiiiiel y Der ytpHl!iuitou oes S!adies Dtic
| psrlie5t MI: ee5ug GaI 0euuie' nne @sp1'
1 lpipsG rgcnliuiioHsn-
sur 3ciraiiieung ees gorfisbeneen babe "a
| ,reineH 9icaien uiio IuetH Gugl6es SieGe! ~
| Ger Slaai columbus. Chic. an o.eisR ~ 1aa
ee5 Sant u. Z. 1913 tsB5uaeThei.
| Sbas. y. GroeeS.
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