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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-28
wrnnseisemtsnMsibertrasamseH

GiTcinn1ti, 26. Suli.
Sobn 8. guibelman an Gbporc
Gong, Got 241 unb IbeiI BON Got 242
in Stepben aemper's uuterdbtbeiluna
in Ct Bernard. 81.
Gbriit. Sdpettmann an Gond so.
Bed, Elm Stiit 2auo in Ssttion 26
BON Utillcrest 9cipuibip. $2800.
Balter 6. Worborf 3ruftee. an
glnnie 6. qance, Got 732 in Der 8sehs
pooo llnterabtbeiIung. SIS.
CLARA 6. 9ruerliRqtr al WLlinui
q. Stmib. so BEL 133 5ub an Der
0eItisits Der 5amilton 4Deuue. $1,000.
Wtorp McGdrp an 5arrp 5aps
lor. fiinf Sabre podt auf 25 bei 80
Sub an Der Roroisits Der Npjones
Strabs, 125 Jut peitli6 BON Der
Chambers Strabe. Ulonotlits Wistb
$40.
2loeIbdrt gess on GburI.s 6eimers
hingsr IL. 4no., eiu Sobr qcht oui
bas Gigenthum. bs!annt ols 1857
9enbdm Strabs, in 5airmOunt. no
natIite Wtistb S6.
Gblu1 Ssip an Smna gorges. Cots
So uno 81 in Warpen Z. Boilers llns
tsrabtbeiIuus. 81.
Sarriet 9. Gsbbetts II. 4nb. on
2ouiie qfaff 9ruftee, 80 BEL 80 5ub
an Der RorbTeiis DER 3ipeiten Strobs.
139 Sub u0rbIih bon 8ine Strabe;
ferner, Is bel So iSub an Der Central
Qpenus; fsrrer Cot 38 In Thomas
fsor's llntsro5tbsilung in Wppming.
$1.00.
Gmilp 6. 9urIous II. anb. an 2ouis
gfaff 5ruitee, Oasfslbe Gigenthum.
$1.0O.
MRrs g. Cooper an 5orreft u.
Barnes IL. glno., Got 10 in Der
pieaiont 9iep llnterdbtbeiIung. 81.
alerdnbtr Ul. 6drnuot an 5annob
W. 8iIes, 80 bei IS Jub on Der Glib
Isits Der aIbert Strobe. 120 Sub Gits
lib BON Der 8srtus Gtrnbe in St.
Bernard. 81.
9be RDrtb College 6in Stealth 60.
an Guis Wt1rtin II. 4no.. Got 76 in
Der lntsrabthsiIung Der Union Sdps
ings &c ReaItp 60. ST..
9efelbe an Cecilia O. GALL. Got
319 in Der llntsrobtbeiiung Der Ohio
2auo & Improvement GO. 81.
9isislbe on Wdrtin 'GhHeiber II.
Qnb., 2pts 257 unb 258 in eerfel6en
llnterabfbeilung. 81.
George gornusne an pauiins 9.
aobber, 96eil pon Got 8 In 2oIis
9rate's Ra6Iob. 81.
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aeftalt. 8roune alugen i6auien Dpu
tpebmutbsfreuotser lleberrafhuns in
bic ihren. sonn bsriibrtsn ii6 bic
SGnbe.
r5usrt-" iaets iis leile, aIs fiirds
te iie. iib NIT Iauterem Zone isIber
aus einem felioen Sraume gu peden,
ri6 CLAUDE. buB fdon bds Wleer stpis
fden uus lGge uno meine 9ebanten
iudten DID jenfeits bsHslben tdes
li6. itiinblih.@
Or bIidte in ibr gsii1t, oIs itrablt
ibm neuer Sebsnsmutb aus oemislben
entgssen.
sd tonnte niht gebsn, Rendte, -
t6 metnts. th miiHs DID mod einmaI
oeutliher feben, ols nur ben S6attes
0einer @eitolt hint,r ben 0nrbonoen
icb fpnrtete auf Elm Wunbsr, bdmit
i6 Did nod etnmol fprdh. nnb nun
lit es bal"
Sic reosten 5ueinanoer, als miife
ous 10 fein. aIs iei es itsts 70 eepeien.
ibr beiberieitises Re6t.
limb Gein Robeiein niht gu abs
men," iprd6 iie, fid ieIber dntioeeuo,
~immer oos in Der GsrneIu9tn!@
rWenn mir einonber niht in Die
Iu0su ieben,A perikibists er iis, 10
in bus ia 5erne.@
.llno GIenb," feBts iie nit einsm
pIosIiden, Sdauosr binsu, benn nun
tebrte bic Grinnsrung an anes ba
prouben auf einmaI pisber. sd bin
I'm gknD, 6ubert man beipdht mid
felt meinem Iesten gsiua Bel Deiner
Wuttsr.-
Gr ftrih nit ben Jingerfptben iiber
ibr buntIes 6oar.
rWlstne arme Henats!"
> ga" iasts fie eeprebt, rsin Detb
blsibt itsts Der bstlogensperibere
Ebeil."
(Gortiesung foIgt)
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Grnnseiseutbaats 4sSsttetea
Gintiunati. 20. Suli.
Reue Snppthefen.

~ !" "
Carolina 6. aaiiins an GppoiIo o.
unb 6. 60. $500.
Dm. S6mio on CLARA 6. Gruenins
ger. 5000.
Gbitb g. Ro6b4ns an Rcropeitern
q. unb g. 60. $500.
Sobn aeurnsp an Ringeolb y. uno
&. 60. $1,000.
Gtisabetb 3. 9e4tel an 5obn 5ois
mabel. $500.
aarolinu @i<lano an QortbsDeitern
.. unb 8. Go. $400.
anna &. 2.Dnarb an eagle Q. unb
6. u. $3.50.
Nm. a. 5ill an Goatb1n sObiO 6.
unb 3. 60. $500.
5orreft d. garnesson 0lenrDdn 6.
uHb .. 60. $4,000.
Rofa 3. Bbite ansDcutlfkr adnbs
ipebr .. unb g. Co.. $500.
Gais Wortin arglpru UfGDmos.
$4OO.
Bertha Uargrsmun Eiti6ns q. aHo
z. Go. $1,000.
mpron gOuag an Gnpass ..
Gasnn S275.
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Die RinOer Der }rau
Oon B(ano.
Romon BON 6. @ e | 3.
(5ortissung.)

.3u pisl - gu piel Cite" fIIfterte
er, Isiu GeIidt fGrbte iih tpieosr nit
buntler R0t6e, uno p6brero sr ouf
bic Hebentbir bintpiss, itammelte er:
sd babe ales gsb6rt -- i9 tOHnte
nt6t fortl"
Gin S9rsden bur4Sudte bic iunge
Srau. rGinb," Iagts Iie, ,9inb!"
Gr bepeste aernetneno ben blonDen
Sopf, als mifie er orefe gesei6nuns
fpeit BON fih abtpeifeu.
nJrau pon glanb," bssanu er miibs
lam, Der S6mers uno bic Srauer
5eitigen. meine einunbspan3tg Sabre
tonnten oas 4lter eines Sinalinas
fetn id bin Elm 9rsis, mas Bitter
teit unb grnft betrifft."
Rsnots tptfdte iiber ibre 5Gnoe, ols
bdtten biefslben buntle GIeden.
,Das - mas Do Snnen gerebet
tpurbe, Bate befIsr teinen 3eugen ees
bait" iogte fie nit bumpfer Gimme.
Sein t6rdnsnDoler Bid bate etDos
unenblih Riibrenbss, 70. bab fte bins
aufessn mubte: a@srssFen Sic es
Grdns - Dergefen Sis, mas sSie ses
bort"
Cine GENTLE aeftieteit legts iid iest
pIDslid iiber feline 3iise: .Solte bas
m1glih fein2" fragte er rpenn man
Witssfiibl bat2"
% ainb, Rino!" fagte fis tpi.ber.
Gr boIte nit Gnitrensuns atbem.
Oamit feine Gimme mdnnlider fIirs
gen fone.
Gin Rinb on HraftlpIigtsit, ia,
ober - ipenn syrau bon 8lonb ein.n
5reunD brnuHt, Hint syreunb, has
mare ~ ba9 sesrinen, i9 piu nur.
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pr1htigen, IebensIuitisen Gbaratter.
MIR oas beige glut utrb ben itarren
aopf bate er bon ieinem Batter ge.
erbt. Sb brodte bornals foit Sag
uno geodJt TN Waloe 5u, oena I'm
Sauie, no Die pter aigen Wdnbe mid
un1gabeu, brobte Der snmer5 mid
All erorii6en Der ili1ge Baron, Der
a1,f Dem @ute ietnes 8oters Deilte,
fam Dfters 5u metner 9od,ter, Der
Sore. @ic NOR oomals ahtsebn Sobr
oft, Elm friides, biibihes Slut. Nsag
lnth elm 8ortpurf treffen, oaB if) es
ge6uIbet babe, aber ih oof,te niht,
oab etfpas Sflimmes 6orous efttite'
ben fonue. aleranoer bon Seaen'
bronf NOR eiu ebrliher Weenih, ltnO
Der Summer belt meinen &opf be-
fangeu. Gle betoen iungen Meniden
Iiebten iib. Sd erihruf, ais i'd cs
erfubr, oenn mein einfahes aino
paBte nif,t fir ben Sobn oes itol3en
Sorons. @1re ih oumnls ertihtc'
cen aiifaetreten, es mare ptelleltt
manhes onbers gefommen, aber th
batte mir nod oas cine Sino, oaS
mnd)te mid idrpodl unO Der junge
9oron aob mir Die 8eriiderune, oaB
er es ehrIih nreine. SD glaubte thrl,
unb er bot meinen 8laiiben niht 3u
ihanben gemaht, uno ooh lit melne
Tof)ter uueIiiflid serporoen. Ter
Srieg mar beenoet, l1to unier Sano
fieI an 1reuben. Aleranoer bon SeI'
lenbroof trat eegen Den Billen letnes
8aterS in preubiide Dienite Sarte
Sample mliB es 5piihen bem 8ater
mtb Dem Sobne gegeben baben, oenn
Der Baron 3ahlte ihm oas Grbtbell
ieiner Meiltter ans uno peritieB ibu.
Or babte SrelrBen, neil Der Saupt'
mann bon 9erhenfelb Elm prellBIiher
Sffi5ier geneien mar, uno Der @e'
Oonte an i'm iibte nod iumer cine
unbeiIpoa nirfenoe araft aui i'm
aus. Grit ipdter babe ib erfabren,
oob er eIo,tbte, id) babe ieineu Sobn
berpoeen. in preubiite Giettite 3u
treteu. Ni6 trnf feline SduIo. Cd
babe oaS llngliid, peltes urier
9ano u'to uuiere aontgs'5omtIlc
betrni, tief beflagt, ober id) perItehe
nihts bon 9oIitif, uno % lid Sun.
berttauienoe Der neuen Serridaft
iiigten, babe altf ih es getban, oenu
sd botte fir meine Gohter 81 iorgen,
unb meir aopf NOR 81 aIt uno 3u
ffapuh 9etporoen, Inn iib cine neuc
2e6ensitel1ima 3u iuhen.~
Ter iungc Baron fam otter aus
ser Sta6t, Inn meine 3o6ter 3lt be.
futen, imb jeSesn1uI pieSerbolte or
ieinc SerIiherltna, baB er ietu ibr
aeaebenes Sort eiuloien Deroe. "a
fam er pieber zines 1ageS, oi5 Id
nift Oohetin mar. Gr ioB nit meiner
Eodter bier an bieier Stelle uno
plauberte nit ibr. Ia fam Der Baron
in gr5Bter Iufregung oobergc'
ipreret &a'tig iprang er pom QTeroc
uno trat ieinen1 Sobne nit Der Srage
entgeger, mas er bier 5li i1d)en babe.
lInerifroden enpfberte 9lIerunoer
ibn1, bab er ieine 8erIobte beiud]e
Saba! Getne 8erlobte!" rlef Der
gorun nit 60bnenbenl, beiieren 2n'
den SD nth Dir 3eigen, pie i&
ioIche ShnpieqertofJter empianeeu
wIrSe! Gie 9irue peroient Die 3It,.
tiguna" gr Orang aiii meme God.
Ter nit Der Reit9erte elm, Ilernnoer
mari iih ibm entgeger lub Oo - 0a
bdben 8ater urtb Sobu nit chamber
qerunlen 8uter lno Sohn, unb
Sie trGfttaere Sugeno bat ben Sieg
naponactrngenl"
Ger @Ite belt inne uro itiiste ben
aopf auf Die Sonb. bos 4uge itarr
alf 6en Gid geridtet, Die 8ano 5it.
terte beftig.
(IortipRiinn fnIut !
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gsrstffensr Gtreit.

Der GieieIbafsr unb Der Ghirrbos
fer finb alf Der GbnuHes In Strsit
miieinoHoer seratten uHb trattirsn ilN
NIT ben oroindrften S<hinpfncrtsa.
Sn oisItm ausenblid tpnrmt elm Ans
tcmcbil oabergeroft. fpelbss 5uerIi ben
assielbafsr nof3 Iirns In ben Gb1ufs
fseardben fpirft unb nonn ben G6irrs
hoftr n0ht rthss. .gumpengtiinbel@
-. .Strolde@ -. .9agbisbes
ihrtit Der aieittbn6<r scrnia uno Der
GAirrbofsr: .Tsifffinfen4 -. -Gtinss
There" -. sRGnberbonbe~ -. Hnhs
Dem Iis eine babe Giunb< hinfer ben
Muilern, bic NIT 50 ssilometer ges
fhipinbisteit fpeitereeiauIf iinb, hsrets
ihimpft hdben. iniff<n Ne ibre butte
Gen Wofsn ob unD froftfR frienIid, arm
In Urn h<n 00rftruse sn.
Msr h;s inmer see6k GIsb4. Ssn fra
Gs " m@s. j
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@stiIate hnppthefen.

GtbeI 20. Rinn an sbos. M.
6ortmann. $105.
Gilmore R. M 5sbdbn on 9. lW.
5iridb. $4,000.
Caroline Stmibt Nintler an
Gourthpule Supings g1nt. S4100.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-09
January 20 In History.

January 20. 1881. Queen Elizabeth
loans her cloth OF gold petticoat TO
Mary. Queen OF Scots.
January 30, 1865. Little William
Shakespeare cuts his first tooth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-09
MEYER S ANSWER
70 ALL CHARGES
STATE AUDITOR SITS FORTH ms
IDEA or THE CONIRONER-
SN IN FULL
He CITES PREVIOUS TRIAL
Say. Was Acquitted In Court of same
Crimc--Gasc set For Trial
On February t3.

OKLAHOMA CITY Feb. s. (Spc-
ciaD State Auditor Leo Meyers
answer TO each of the fiyo articles OF
impeachment against him, denies
specifically that in respect to any Of
the matters alleged against him he
acted falsely, frauduIently or felon-
iously
To the first article, which charges
that Meyer committed perjury by
swearing that he had paid Miss Jen-
nings $4,000 for making 24OO en-
tries from the Woodward Land Office.
He answers that he did make the afti-
davit and stated at the time the alli-
davit was made he intended to pay
Miss Jennings the sum Of $4,000, but
after making the affidavit he found
out that she was EOt entitled to that
amount of money for the reason that
she had made only 1850 abstracts Of
entries and that he thereupon paid
her the sum Of $lf5. which was the
amount due her and that the remain
ing $1,000 he paid to j. +. Snow for
finishing the work which Miss Jcn-
nings had agreed TO pay.
He further pleads to this article his
trial and discharge before the county
judge Of oklahoma county which took
place a day or two ago.
To the second article Of impeach-
ment wherein Meyer is charged with
issuing certain Illegal warrants based
upon an unauthorized publication and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-09

with ne was guilty of mo- neglect OF
guilty of any oncnsr involving moral
turplmdc. that the claim endorsed
by him represented goods which the
state received ana used, and that tho
claim was a valid claim against the
state He states that tine Original
claim for that amount had been APP
proved by him while he was Assistant
secretary OF state, but that II had
become lost when the office was rr-
moved from Guthrie 80 oklahoma
CITY. and that II was afterwards found
by him, and notation made on the
claim as Assistant Secretary Of State
after he had become state auditor
but was made In the utmost good
faith; that no other person knew the
facts ON which said claim was based
and no other person was I'm position
to approve the claim except himself
The ffth article Of Impeachment
relates to large number of warrants
which are said to be forged aud McY-
cr IN his answer denies issuing them
or having anything 10 do with them
whatever lie admits that there were
no claims IN his office ON which said
warrants were based and denies tho
connection with the issuance Of these
warrants.
His case Is set for trial on the l3th
and both sides seem to be anxious to
begin the taking of testimony
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-09
MATTER
WILL BE HEARD
IlGuT ~ IlIE SltN\IE
PROMISED lOH TUESDAY
on TlIlS MII.k
Three Offers ARE MADE
Oklahoma tiN and Guthrie Both
Have Proposition, lp-hl May
Gct in Race

OKLAlruMA CITY. Feb. S-(Spc-
caD some time next week, prob
ably Tuesday. the state capitol night
VIII De launched ON the floor of the
Muatr. and at the present time it
promises to eclipse any previous word
battle and pyrotcchnical display be-
cause II is not concealed that feeling
is running high on the matter This
was evidenced last week. in prclm
mary skirmish when two members
almost passed the lie on the floor.
The public building committee,
headed 10y Senator Barrett, an anti
Oklahoma city man from Shawnee,
has been holding almost daily meet
mEs of late and they promise to
make q report Tuesday but what this
report win hc is hard to say.
Three propositions have been laid
before the committee, but IT has been
charged that some members Of the
committee arc anxious to go outside
of these propositions and invite pro-
posals from other cities of the state,
McMcchan's Oncr.
The oklahoma city proposition
presented by Senator McMecham,
provides that the state accept the
contract made by the Capitol Build
ing company with Governor Cruce,
whereby the state is decided 62S acres
Of land scattered around the city and
100000 cash The governor in a
special message to the senate advised
them not to accept the proposition
rptJ tb. tttiau IA tsTtuiu tracts ~
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-08-16
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS
IN NATIONAL FOREST

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the lands described below. embracing sS.52
acres, within the Toiyabe National Forest.
Nevada, will be subject to settlement and en-
try under the provisions of the homestead laws
of the United States and the &C. OF June IL,
1906 (34 Stat, 2S3l, at the United States land
office at Carson City, Nevada, on September
p. 1918. ANY settler who was actually and
in good faith claiming any OF said lands tor
agricultural purposes prior to January !, 1906.
and has not abandoned same. has a preference
right to make q homestead entry for the lands
actually occupied. Said lands were listed
upon the applications of the persons mentioned
below, who have a preference right subject to
the prior right Of any such settler. provided
such set Ter or applicant is qualified to make
homestead entry and the preference right Is
exercised prior to September "a, 1913. on which
date the lands will be subject to settlement
and entry BY any qualified person. The lands
are within unsurveyed but what will probably
be. when surveyed, Secs. "a and %. L. II N.
r AS E., M. ID. NJ, described by netes and
bounds as follows: BEGINNING at corner No.
/ a IS Ton Granite boulder marked FSMH l.
heated on hillside approximately 20 chains
southeast Of old Lag Cabin. and about 5 chains
southeast from nearest csrner OF old steckade
corral; extending thence N. rs deg. IS min Z.
s.s7 chains; thence n. % deg. w 26.31 CT aims
thence N. 25 deg. 30 min. w. SO. IL chains
thence 8. s6 deg. 80 min. w. 7.25 chains:
thence s. 3 deg. v. III "a chains; thence s. 81
deg. 45 min. Il. 69.12 chains 10 the place OF
beginning. Said tract was listed upon the
application Of George b. Williams. Of Austin.
Nevada: List 4-1103. Approved July 10, 1918.
C. M. BRUCE, Assistant Commissioner OF
the General Land Ofice.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-08-16
Notice for publication
Department Of the Interiar

Department Of the Interlor
r : land Ofsce at CAr-On City. Nevada
July y. 1918.
Notice Is hereby given that william n
Sweeney Of Eureka, Nevada. who, on 'Anu-
arv -. 1918. made homestead application
No. O7s23. for a tract Of 79.45 acres WITHIN
un.urveyed but what will probably Be when
surveyed Sections Is and "a, I u NJ ~
z. described by mets~ and bounds a. follows;
BEGINNING At eorner No. l. q limestone marked
p. s NJ. HI. situated on the left hand sue
q Copenhagen Creek S. s deg. T. &WehAins
from the forks in the stream, and 30 ehAih'
from the road on the west side. extending
thence f. 14S9 chains: thence \. . deg, w.
SIS chains: thence n. IL deg, W. 4oz'
chains: thence n. 81 deg W. $50 chains
thence 5. 5 deg, Z. E.79 chains; thence >
10 deg, E. 1885 chains to cor. No. i. the
place Of beginning, has filed notice OF Inten'
ton to make final three-year Proof, to estab
lish claim to the land above described. befor'
the Clerk Of Eureka County. Eureka Ne
sads, on the 10th day Of September, 1913.
Claimant names IS witnesses:
Bart Cerruti Of Eureka, Nevada
William J. Ebert
John Blair
William Blair
LOUIS j. COIN. Register.
Date Of first publication August 9, 1918.
Date Of last publication September IL, 1918
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-08-16
A BALLAD OF M

@HE bore US in her dreaming womb
And laughed into the face Of
death.
She laughed In her strange agony
To give her little baby breath
Then by some holy mystery
She fed US from her sacred breast.
Soothed US with little birdlike words
To rest. to rest. to rest. to rest
Yea. softly fed US with her life
Her bosom like the world in May.
Can 1t be true that men thus fed
Feed women as l hear them sayf
I wonder II such men as these
Had once a sister with blue eyes.
Kind as the soothing hand OF God
And as the quiet HEAVIER wise
I wonder when all friends had gone
The gay companions. the brave men
II In some fragile girl they found
Their only stay and comrade then
Shall she who bore the son Of God
And made the rose of Sappho's song:
She who saved France and beat the drum
OF freedom. bear this vulgar wfongf
Have no part IN the world she d
Eerf of the rainbow. vassal flower
Save knitting in the afternoon
And rocking cradles hour by hourl
-Harpsrs Weekly.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-08-16
A oue~r Coineidencs.

While q serial story was running In
a certain magazine some years q
lady in johannesburg wrote TO the
publisher asking whether Christian
LIS uhe authors non de plume, vas
assumed or not She herself. she said.
was a Mrs Lys. who was trying to
trace an ancestor OF her late hus-
band. who was a descendant Of Joan
Of Arc MI. Brebner. the author IN
question. wrote assuring the lady that
his pen name was a family one. bis
forbears having come from Aberdeen
Strangely enough. 1t came out that the
Iady's family also came from Aber-
deem and their name was Brebner.-
Pail Mall Gazette.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-08-16
NJ NOTICE

ns .,r,intment Of Administrator OF the rs
a. of F,auk Pas,Orino, deceased and Tor
The Presentation Of Claims Against
His Estate
T., ,bs Third Judicial District Court OF the
s,,.e Of Nevada. in and for Eureka County
7. - natter Of the Estate Of Frank Past
orins deceased.
I Frank Pastorino, the undersigned do
hereby give notice that | was on the lstn "Ay
~ Inlv. A. d., 1918, by the above named
coor.. duly appointed Administrator oil 'he
s.,.,. q Frank P.s.erino, deceased anu
~. ouslifed as such; that a summary al
m;ni.,ration Of said estate has been duiy
o,ds,st by said Court; and further, hereby
y;v. notice that all persons having claims
a ,ain.t aid estate are required to ME tns
..ms. with the proper vouchers and statutory
.sda,it. attached. with the Clerk Of the said
COM, within 40 days fram the date OF the
fir, publication Of this notice.
FRANK PASToRINo. Administrator
II J. McPERLrS, Attorney for Administrato
Fir-t publication July 70, 1913.
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF DEFEAT.
T HAVE lain in the dust with the van
pushed
When my banner went down In despair,
And / thought in my woe that ! never
might know
The day of success oh. how fairl
A ND yet when the sun on the morrow
"A Shone forth with its comforting light
With a new kindled zeal and a heart
brave and leal
I went forth again to the fghti
THE world cannot Judge me my motive.
l. Nor love me II thus / have failed.
But. behold. there's an eye that can see
how / try
And knows that I never have quailed-
A ND ] think OF that glorious heaven
"A And of him who sits on its throne.
Who will chide not at all II we rise or we
So long a. right purpose Is shown
MOT for aye shall | pine in the shadow
~ Nor sulk In the gloom of defeat,
For the promise Is sure to the hearts that
endure
All the more is the victory sweet
Douglas DobbinA
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Careful Boy.

Two American tourists OF their way
to Abbotsford were 10 doubt about the
road to take and the time 1t would &C
cupy to get there. Hailing a passing
lad. they put the necessary questions.
The native replied by showing the
route. put did not know how long II
would take to get there. The tourists
resumed their journey. but had scarce
" gone a hundred yards when they
beard a yell.
1T will take You an hour called the
boy at the pitch of his voice.
why didn't yon tell US that beforeg
returned one of the Americans
u couldna tell sc afore ! knew hoo
fast ye could walk. Dundee Adver-
tlser.
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On. small brown mule weighing about 100
pounds. with two blotched brands on lett
shoulder. one above the other. and carrying
saddle or pack marks, recently came to my
ranch a. Duckwater. Owner can recover mule
y J. c. ToGSoSI.
Duckwa,er, Nye couatY, Nevada.
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MInlMC TAX.

Notice Is hereby given that the taxes on w
proceeds Of the mines Of Eureka County ''
the quarter ending June 80, 1913 are
now due and payable to me at m, othes u ~
rekA and the law in regard t" the same WIN =
strictly enforced. II. g. McTEkNEf,
A..asAor ~ Eureka County. NeVa'''
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r. A. BRoY

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tention given to typewriting and copy
ing. At Post Office. Eureka, Nevada.
Legal blanks Tor sale at the SENTINEL
Office
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Map. of Eureka Mining District

The SENTINEL has received a limited
number OF new black and white prints
If Eureka mining district. In addition
10 what is known as the Pardy map. has
been added the Windfall and other
mines adjoining in the Secret Canyon
mining district. Price per map. On
dollar. By mail. 5 cents extra.