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with a piece of sacking, somewhat
impeded the use of his left hand, and,
as it happened, in his right he held
a large bun on which he had just
commenced to dine.
Before he could turn the handle the
carriage door opened from the inside
A man sprang out
Get out of the way. he said i'm
patiently, and the newsboy obeyed,
glad that he had not followed his
first impulse and flung away the
bun.
A vivid flash of lightning made the
horses rear and plunge.
Look sharp, Eff cried the
stranger, in no more cordial tone
Gather your wraps and jump out. On
a night like this these nervous
brutes"-
A peal of thunder that ratified the
windows interrupted him. The two
animals reared and backed with one
accord. The plucky footman, hanging
onto the crossbars of the bits, was
lifted off his feet and banged violently
against the pole. He was forced to
let go, and fell. staggering backward
some yards before he dropped. There
was a smash of iron and wood, and
the near hind wheel of the carriage
damned against the curb. A Slight
scream came from the interior. Ger
tain that the vehicle would turn over
instantly, the man who had alighted
slammed the door and sprang clear
In doing so he tripped over the news
boy and fell heavily on the pavement
The boy, quicker to note that the
breaking of the pole had given a mo-
mentary respite, rushed into the road
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4 for Morning. Daily. . for Afternoon.
fSunday excepted tSunday only.
Sundays and Mondays only.


This route offers exceptional opportunity for Auto
mobiists to reach all points the Sacramento River:
ColhnsvlIe Emmaton, Rio Vista. Iseton, Ryde Walnut
Grove. vorden, CORTLAND. Clarksburs, Sacramento.
Steamer Navajo leaves San Francisco $50 q m daily
EXCEPT Sunday arriving Sacramento ZOO p m. Stopping
st al points en- route Leaves Sacramento 900 p m
daily except Sunday arriving San Francisco ZOO m.
No stops en- route
Sfsamee Medoc or Apache, leaves San Francisco II
noon daily except Sunday. Leave Sacramento 1000
m daily except Sunday; stopping both ways At all
points en- route. Arriving time San Francisco and
s. cnmento indefinite account fruit season.
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least ono characteristic. She pos
sessed the family. temper.
II will not go away and LET you
say things which are untrue. Listen
to me, Mr.. Policeman. Lord Van
stone did close the door because he
thought the carriage would turn over
on top of him. For some reason the
accident did not happen Immediately.
and the boy ran round to the other
side and helped me out just in time
"Confound the brat! / think he
was the real cause OF the whole af-
fair. Why was he hiding in my door
way?"
Lord vanstone was more enraged
than ever by the girls obstinate de-
Tense of her rescuer and her insist
ence on his own seeming cowardice
II was not hiding. l only took shell
ter from the storm. l tried to help
you because the footman was strug-
Cling with the horses. ! do not claim
any credit for simply opening door
and helping the young lady to alight,
but / lost both my dinner and my
papers in doing SO"
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LOCAL FERRY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Via oakland Pier

To Oakland, 18th ST. and Bsrkslsy, vie shaituck Ave-
and Ellsworth ST. tinss.-Daily-Fro 500 .. m. and
every twenty minutes until $40 D. m inclusive; then
900, $40. 1920, Hoo. Lao p. m. 1220and 20
Additional boats Saturdays and Sundays only, $40
.. m. $50. 1000, 1910 and 10 p. m.
70 Berkeley via California Shsst or Albany viz Ninth
Street Daily-From 600 q m, 1920, $40.
100 H. and every twenty minutes until $40 D. m,
inclusive; then 900. $40, 1920, 1100 11.40 p. m,
1920 and 20 q. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only. $40 p. M. $780, 1000. l0.40 and ll20
p. m.
70 Oakland. Washlngton-Broadway. East Oakland.
FndfvaIe and MelFose. via Seventh St-Daly-From
600 M, then every twenty minutes until $40 p M,
inclusive; then 900, $40, 1920. 1100 11-40 p m.
1870 and 10 q. N. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only. $40 p M, eco. 1000. lO.4o and ll2o
Pm.
To Hasenscour. DaiB-Frum 800 .. m. and every
twenty minutes untl7 40 p. m inclusive; then 20.
900 II 40 p. m. Saturdays and Sundays only e40
1000, 1910. 1120 .. m.
Horseshoe 10 Oakland Washington Broadway FrutvaIs
Alameda, North Side.-Daily-From s.G0 a. m. t620
640 70O, 100 $40, 500, $40 $40 an: then 400
pm 40. 4.40. 500. $50, $40 600, 60. $40, 700
and 7.40 p.
To stonehurst Steam sevicsj-f6;oo, fe;4o, t72o'
1900 1000 a. m, tf.20 p. M, t200 1900. 1920.
400, 500, $40 and f6-20 p. m.
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why didn't you get out OF the way
when l told you?"
The boy, astounded by such recog-
milton of his timely help. made no
reply, but the girl protested vehe-
mently.
AN APPEAL
ooh. uncle" she cried. why did
you strike him? He got me out OF
the carriage just before 1t turned
over. He did. indeed
Another vivid fash of lightning
illumined the scene. 1t lit up the
group with startling brilliancy. The
boy still somewhat shaken by the
vicious blow, was nevertheless able to
see the pale. handsome, but dissipated
features of his enraged assailant,
whose evening dress and Immaculate
linen were soiled by the black mud
of the pavement. The girl. dainty
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and fairy like. little maid of aris-
tocratic type. and of a beauty that
promised much in later years. was
distressed now and almost fearful
Through the crowd of frightened
servants. augmented by a few daring
pedestrians. a burly policeman, gigan-
tic in waterproof overalls. was adj
vancing with official buster.
What has happened?" he demanded.
rs anybody hurt?"
The man answered.:
My horses were startled by the
storm. / jumped out and was en-
deavoring to extricate my niece when
this wretched boy got in the way"
Uncle protested the. girl. you
closed the door on me. and the boy
shut upr' he grow1ed, CURLY. Go
inside the house,"
But his niece shared with him at
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-04
Magical Effect of
NelU Face Peeler
1woman's national JournaD

To maintain clear. rosy, youthful
complexion, there's nothing so simple
to use and yet so effective as ordinary
mercolized wax, which you can get at
any drugstore. Just apply the wax at
night as you would cold cream. in the
morning wash it off with warm water.
II you've never tried Ii you can't
imagine the magical effect OF this
harmless home treatment. The wax
causes the wornout scarf skin to come
on in minute particles. little at a
time, and soon you have entirely shed
the offensive cuticle. The fresh
young underskin now in evidence is
so healthy and girlish looking so
free from any appearance of arti-
ficialify, you wish you had heard of
this marvellous complexion renewing
secret long ago.
To getsrid of your wrinkles, here's
a formula that is wonderfully effect
i've: l or. powdered saxolite, dissolved
in X pit witch hazel. Batbeethe face
in this anSPyou will be simply aston
fshed at the results. even after the
r FIRST trial-Advertisem
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UNION TRANSFER COMPANY

Agents collect baggage and checks on trains boats q
Southern Pacific Company and deliver baggage 10 res-
dsncs. They are authorized to check baggage drsss
rom rssldsnes.
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Via Alameda Pier

70 Oakland, 18th and Franklin Sts.-
615. 6.45 .. and then Is and As minutes past tn
hour until 7.45 p m; then $780, 9.l5. 1000. 10.45,
11.30 D. m. and 1918 .. m.
70 Alameda, North and South Side
els. 645 m, and then is and As minutes past the
hour until 7.45 p M then $50. s15 1000, 10.45,
1l-30 p m, 1915 and Loo g. m.
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OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
MOTORCYCLES AND VEHICLES

From San francisco, South End Of Ferry Building for
Broadway Wharf, 0akiand.-From 500 8. m. daily.
1890 p. M 1000 p. m, 1000 p. M, '1l00 p. m.
1900 mdn.. 90 am. Boats leave Broadway Wharf
pm, inclusive: then 1915 p.m s9.45 pm, t1015 pm,
'l045 p m. IL. As p m. s12.45 a. m
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Mniifer gd)mt,seiellihaft.
Die yenmtcn,uail boll;icbt iid nmter
grocer yefbeilignns Der
Weitglieoer,

ssn Der Wlufifsr SduBstleltidaFt
mar aeftern Beanitenpahl, ote cine
erDbsre 8etbeiiigung pon Seiten Der
Utitgliebsr alf3utDeiien bate. ipie ic
suDor. IS tpurben 383 5timmen
a6gsgeben. 5err 5ranf 2pbmanr,
Der felt mebrsreii. saJdbren ihon an
Ger Spibe Der 9fIelli6aft iteEt, uno
fih um ben 4nsbqu oerfelben groBe
gsrbicnIte ertporben bat. tpurbe burd
cine Dieberfpabl geebrt Die Babl
bate foIgenoes Neiultat:
9rdiioent - Grant 2obmann;
8i3e 8rdfiberlt gdr( araab.
SefretGr - Wm. Saattdmp;
GdaBmsifter - CD. gerliner;
9irettoren - Carl goie, Sato6
Sung, Carl Welbsr. Carl ReinbarDt
unb gilbert WieganO.
priifllugsrutb 2 Sermdnn gells
ftebt IT,, 9eo 9runb uno Sobn 6ofer.
Gslegatsn su Der in 0es MOines,
Soma, itattfinbenben Nationalzaon
oention 5ranf Qohmdnn, Carl
Mel6er unb Gb. Ban 2eepuen.
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&leiae Rsli3einaAridbtea

Gin ungefdbr 13 Sabre alter
genasl fraste eeitern Nahmtttag Die
6 Sabre alteu GeI9tpiitsr aanes unb
2nnie gorger, BON No. 1926 9ine
Sirabe, in Der gGbe Der aroger'fhen
eiroeerie an Der 9ine Gtrabe, ipo iid
Die 10. Gtrabe btfdnbs. 2tls Die
Wldbhen bem Sunsen bic Ridtung
seisten, sntriB sr ben ainoern sin
Yortsmonnaie NIT 81 Gents Snbalt.
Die poli5ei purrs BON bem gorfall in
aenntniB seieBt.
Irau Solis Sapp, tpelhe trant
I'm 6oufe go. 1909 Bremen Gtrube
narnienerliest, theilte Der polisei nit.
bag Elm unbetannter Dieb ,br $50
aus elmer Watrase entnenbe! bat.
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2okal- l-Derid)t
9ro6s u(al!'rnol(.
Der NDbrbrmtb an Der
Gaftern Qlucnme ,udd)ft
ttH 3n elmer ernften
3nlan,itdt aus.

,i 3nfubr in ben itdptiihen Qeis
tunesn bat rid, i'm Elm Grittel Dtrs
minbert. Die aonIilmeinfhrGnz
fing betrdst jtboh nur 3ipcn5ig
proStnt. giirsermeiiter CUNT
fieht iid besbalb 5u elmer erniten
Wnrnuns peranlobt. - 3ablreihs
sSabriien irn0 Gfepatoren nliiNen
ben garitb sinite[Ien. Giisns
balm Qoiomoiipen bsden ibren
Waferbebdrf auberbalb Der Staot.
Die 6iisel etabitbeile iinD sdn3=
LTD pbne mdfier. 5eute fallen
bic S.hulen aus, ba bic 0ebdube
ni1t gebeist peroen iOnnen. -
Wdifxreien unb Drausreien tefiHs
ben fih l.. unansenebmer Gage. -
Der Dorbanoens WaHerrorrutb
bleibt fir Die Jeuertpebr reIsrpirt.
Cine Winberuns Der DdfersnOtb
Dor Donnerstas nibt 5u ertparten.
- 4n benz normalen WaHerpor@
ruth feblten seiierr gtbenb SO Wil@
lionen gnlIonen.
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DfalsVDlitiiHes.

Die staats 3ipiloienlt gel0rSe,
ipeld)e Die mdbreno Der jiinaiten ann.
Dagne gegen Die 2ofal. 3iuiloieisit.
geboroe erbobeneu geihuIoigungen
nitterindlt bat, dab geitern cine Gnt.
idjeieung ab, aer3ufolgc oieie ge.
id,nIoiganaen ieoer gegriinouna enr'
behren. Gie geboroe ertlart, oaB aie
DiitaIieoer Der 2ofal. .aonnniiiion ihre
Vilid'ten III better. ehrliflter mo &c.
wiiienbaiteiter g9eiie eriiiat babeu
lno bafiir cher Cob als SaocI per.
oIent batten.
Ter fiinftiae @inpor ssre6. 9.
Spiegel bat geltern ieine erite CIR.
nennung rmb guar oieienige ieines
Gripat. Setretdrs, betannt aegeben.
3as anlt nit lpelden Elm ssa1re3.
oebaIt oon S2400 perblinoen lit, iallt
on Geo Grnspforo, Der gegeuipartig
I'M Der aaaslei oes Staats. auoitcrs
in Columbus thatig iii. Serr Gram.
foro nohnt in Gumminspille uno lit
rep,ibIifaniiher aapitan Der 90.
0aro.
Serr 9bomas 9ntieriportb, oeiien
9ermin als StaotratG at large ant
4. Snmiar abIauit, ift eeitern bon
Br1iioent 8ilion ais 9saoren.abitd.
her i'm hieiigen 3olant ernannt
poroen. gr miro bic Stelie oeg lang.
j1hrigen abifdters Soerrn George
aolfer einnefmen.
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9ie ssreibriefs & Suntmiiiion
9erid)t iber Elm 9iOmiuirnngs. uno
0ablipitem untcrbreitet.
pReeal" 6cgiinitigt. - aeiue aens
oeraug i'm Hegiitrirungs,S Spitem.

esn ser geitrigen SiBung Ser 5rei.
ibriefsaomnliiion llnterbreitete Der
Iaus ben Serren @. u. anigbt, 2ufe
g9. Smitb nno O. II Syoebnf bette.
henoe ltnterausihuB fijr Iominatio-
Inen liuo @ablen ieinen 9erif)t.
,Sa 0ernielbeIr miro Elm rotirenoes
Iparteiloies gnllnt, cine grinidr- uno
cine en01iiltige 8ohl empfoblen ino
Inuberoem iprift iId Der geriht Ill
ICer it1rfiten gaeiie 81 81miten oes
oRecall" ouS. ge3ilgIid, oeS gegea.
Iuortiaen Regiitrirings Spitems miro
Ifeiue aenoeritna emDfoblen, neil oa.
Surdl iebr leidt cine 8ertpirrling
'ipiihen Stadts- uno Staotgeiesen
cntiteGen fonnte.
Sie RrinarpabIen ioaen Dem ge.
rid)te 5uiolge hrei 8of]en Dor Der
regelnrdBigen @abI itattiinoeu uno
ollie 9tamen, oeren Srdger Die oorge.
Iifriebenen Yetlfioueu unterbreitet
haben, ioaeu nuf Dem Trinar1pabl.
Ballot GIae iinSen. SSrgeno eiu
giirger ser Staot, ser 6as 8Sablred)t
beiitt. mag aui 0ie Petition Don
1000 qu1liii3irten 8dblern bin no.
lmiuirt meroen. bod muB ieoer oieier
Ganoioaten miroehens ein Sesohr por
ser 8abl itIou IN Der Staot gepobnt
baben.
4ubsrbsm bari fein aanbibot sur
3sit Ieiner aanOiodtur elm anccrs3
offentIihes amt betleibsn.
Nuf oem primdrtpabl : Ballot bdrF
fein porteiname ober gmblem ii1 BE-
ftnoen. gsi ieoem aanoiouten muB
aud osIlen 4oreiIe unp YrofeIiion uns
eessben peroeR 2lae quaIifi3i,ten
Bdhler IeIlen bel ben grimdrtpablsI
itirnmsn biirfsu, unb bic b0d'te Stig1s
men3abl iou Die Gutideibung ssben.
Die reguIdre gBabl IolI am eriler
9ienltug ned bsm erften Rontaa oes
Ropember in ieoem ungerooe nummsz
rirten So6r itattiinoen. quh bier Toll
Elm parteiloie5, rotirenoes Ballot be-
nuet uno 10 aebrudt ipernen tpie 5ei
Der grimdrpabI, uno bic bo6iteStims
mensabl Iou eutiheioen. gsSiiglih nss
,Recal" empfishlt Der 9erif,t, bag
oerielbe iih duT ale pdhlbaren aor1is
niftrdtio= uno 2egisldtur geamten
besiehen tann. nabbem nisisI6sn Elm
Sahr seoient hnbeu. gerI.lbe tam
BON irgeno peIdeR WGblern. isbon
Hiht peniger ais fiinf eingeleitst tpsrs
ben, muB aber oon fpe3ifii4eu Qntta=
gen begleitst Iein uno BEL Der WahIbes
boroe singereitt lperoen.
Der geritt ent6Glt duBerbem nod
ipeitere 8eitimmlln9en, ipie ols 9erz
fahren burdaefubrt iperoen foil.
Der gsrift REF cine Idnssre unb
itiirmiI6c Tebatts berpor. bic Ii6
bsionoers hsftig ii6er ben .ReeaIt" ees
itoltete, esqen rpelhsn bic 5erren
Jreibsrs unb Rotb beIonbers protes
itirten. lin bsn alissmsiilsn gubIis
fun 8sl.gsnbsit gu seben, Iih iiber
bic 4nge!eaenbeit aus3niprehen, IoIl
am nodften DIontag ipieoer cine ofs
ientlih. SiBuRg itattfinbsn.
@Ghrsno ce5 4benos itslte 5err
6enrp 5oefle II. u. Die yrage. Oh Die
giirger Gincinnatis unter Der y6oms
RuIe" Sslauicl i'm lleiIen sSreibrief oie
Wadst bGttsn, oas SonntasseeieB su
umsehsn, mas ieooh bon 5srrn
anisbt psrneint lpltrbe.
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0@iNsa&mridbtea.

Rem Yort, s. 8e3. Gn9etom.
men: nMartba gBo.binoton" BON
5rieit, .Rodambedu" BON Sapre,
,Minnehaba" bon 2onoou, Bring
Triebrih 8ilbelm" bon gremen.
2ipsrpopl. 2lnget.: .9erma.
nia" BON Nep 0ort.
8lnm outh. 4nget.: .Gronprina
seIiin Gectlie" BON Rep Dort, nad
Bremen beitimmt.
Sifh9uaro. Qnaet.: ,2uiitda
mia" bon Nep Dprf. uat 2iberpopl
beftimmt.
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9a bic geb6rben ihnsn dnihsineno
nidt ben as50rissn StuB gsgsn
oos 9eitnosl su tbeil tperoen
lcHen.
Die ueberi d N enmunger
in 5eras.

in 5eras.
6ouiton, 5eras, 8. Ses. 60
fpeit niss Bis ipbt betannt lit, iinb bei
ben llsberihpemmunoen i'm iiibliheu
unb mittlersn 5eras 81 Berionen ers
trunten. iFiinfunoslpansia perionen
iinb am Sonntao 4beuo unb in Der
gtaht in elmer 9eoeno ertrunten. in
Der bic gerupbner tp1breno Der lebten
paar 5aae Dor Der tommenben 9efabr
qc1parnt norRn iparen. Die meiiten
Der Spfer iino Heaer.
Im Ibeno tpirbe nah iorgfdltigen
3uIammeniteuunsen bic 3abl Der Grs
truntsnen auf unssTahr 80 absea
1hdBt, pdbrenb mehrere 5uuieno
psrionen in halb inter Waher ftebens
ben ganfnpoll pits nnb in Mobnz
bduIers BON ben 5lutben umsebsn
Iinb. 0isr 5iinfteI Der grtruntsnsn
fino farbige 2anbarbeiter rnb bass
IeIbe 8srbdltnib gilt and fir Die
BON ben Illtben um3iiugelten 2ellte.
Die meiften 2eute tumen in Der
Rdhe bon 9rpdn ums 2ebeli, I'D cine
30 Wteilsn lunse Streds oss 0ummes
am Rsagos JIuB 3eritOrt purOs.
6smpiteub, Ssr.. s. 0es. sSn
bieIiaer @sgsnb limb 20 gerionen,
aebn barunter fpsise ssarmer uno ihre
iSdmilisn. ertrunten. G.orge Burton,
@miI gIoper. See Gates uno feline spei
5odter. Gam uub Sim WiGiams,
Georee Wattins uno stpei tIeine &in.
Fer limb bi. Weiben. Die Reqer en-
trantsn. als Die Shsune, auf Die lie
iih aefliiftet hatten, umi2iuq.
W WafbtnQton, .. G., 8. 9es.
Guf 9runb zines geri6tes. ben 0snez
raj gliB an bas arisasbepartement
qeidaitt hai. pirb bns 9sstere 3elte.
e;ntauienb 9edsn uno $4,000 aatio.
nsn fir cine ober arpsi Wofen iofort
na6 8rpan, 5eras. Ihiden.
General gIib metoete, baB bon BEN
14,000 perfonen, bic iid, in ben Rie-
berunaen oes 8rdsos Tlufies bsfanben,
uur 1000 in Sih.rb.it isien. tpGbreno
eie anDeren 10000 nod in ihren 0Gu,
fern uno auf BEN 9Ghern Don 6du-
iern bon Den sSlilt9en untgeben
merben.
Sehs WlGnner 6ei einer
gulpersrploiion umsez
tom men.
80 mington, Del, s. Oe8. -
Sets Mdnner iruroen am Waontqq
aet0ottt uno 3pei perIest, als cine Srs
pioiien in ban Wertsn Der Repauno
Ghsmical gompanp in Gibbstolpn, q.
g., itattfano. Inter ben Sobtsn be-
finosH iih Ser gormonn Soorner,
.bofpdro glart unb 5.rtert Ueullen,
ale pon paulsborp, u. :. Siebenbunz
bert gfuno puIpsr erplooirten. Iis
Hepduno Chemical gompanp lit cine
Subitoiartompoanie Der Su Yont
Bomber Gompanp.
9on Or. Craig anabe
W Worcpro3eB.
9 heIbppille, Snb., s. DEG. -
Die 8srtbeio;snna IN benz Yro3eB ge=
pen Or. Wm. 3. Craig, Der bsr Grz
morouna Der Or. 6elene anabe anasz
tlaat 1T, Iteute am Wontag ben Nm
traa. baB Der aidter bic Surn inItrui=
rem folIe. osn Or. grlia frei3uTprehen.
8Gbrenb oes sanseu Rahmitta9s
ipurbe bon bsibsn Seiteu iiber ben 4nz
traa araumeniirt. Der gaihter Blair
iriro am Dienitas istne GntineipuHs
bariiber absebcn.
Der Infpat Spaan ron Der Der
theioisuna. Der Den Gntras aeltsllt
latte, uno Der Mnfanss or Der Sbeoz
RE feitgeboltsn bate, oob Or. &nabs
SelbftmDrb btsansen babe, saD Su.
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9inbrhdbe unS 0ietitdble.

5ran Marie anes lneIoeie Der
Noli3ei. oaB Elm Gieb ibr GiaHnntsI
obrrinae i'm @ertb BON $40 erltiueli-
bet bot. Die gsamen oes nnsebiiherl
Tie6es Duroc Der Eolisei n,itoetbeilt.
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Jn(an0 ge(egrap6
Die lle6erI(tWemmungen In
uPras.
---s1>
Die GAIL ber Grtrunfeuen uiro
jett auf 100 abseidatt.
Samienne bon Waenfmem beiiuoem
iid) aber nod BON ben sslntben
uiitgeben.

9fuf ben Dddsrn BON 5auisrn uno in
ben 9tnbduicrn.
Der gno5eb segen ben sbemaligen
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The Huttig news., 1913-04-26
Enerson,s Trumpet Cal.

Tn that unceasing march of thAnes, which calls forward the successive generations of men to perform their part on the stage of life, We at kngth are summoned to appear. Our fathers have passed their hour of visitation how worthily. let the growth and pros perity Of our happy land and the se- curity of onr fresides attest. The turn has come to us. The trial of diversity was theirs; the trial of prosperity is ours. Let us meet t as men who knew their duty and prize their blessings. Our position is the most enviable. 4he most responsible.
The Huttig news., 1913-04-26
1G0 E5cH FQa TtE REFEREE
Mad to Admit Hs Was Unable to De eide as to Merits of Fav-9us
 Puasters.

Tom Hood and Theodore Hook made a wager as to who could spring the best pun, leaving the decision to Charles Mathews The loser was to stand supper for the tri0.
 Scarcely had the agreement been made when they eapied a signboard whereon the owner, meaning to adver- tise his beer, had printed, Bear sold here"
 "Oho!' said Hook T suppose that bear is his own brhin.'
 "Good!s said Mathews You'll hevo hard work if you're going to beat ta- Master Thomas
 q dare say he'll do it. though said Hook, for you know he carries more than two faces under one hood. Don't you, Tom?"
 At that moment, turning a sharp corner. they came iu sight Of Q small tumbledoWn house standing in the midst Of 3 Wretohed little plot Of we'll trampled grass, jas5 in front of @hich was a huge b9arl with the inscription @BewaTe of inc dog
 Hood looked cautiously reHnd in all directions and. finding no deg any where visible, picked Hp q broken piece of brick and seribbled this query underneath the warning, Ware be ths dog 2's
 Well I'll tell you what it is, my boys" said Mathews, T can't decide between two such jokes as those. and what's mere. I'm not going to try so we had better all go and sup to gether, and each one of us pay hi! own share. The Sunday Magazine.
The Huttig news., 1913-04-26
WORSE THAN HEAT PRODUCES
Burn" Made by Gold Causes Stub born Wound That Is Some
 Weeks in Healing.

Whoever has applied a moiatened finger to piece Of frosty metal in winter well remembers the painful experience thereby gained of the fact shat eold, as well as heat, can blister 1he skin,
 During some experiments in the pro duction Of excessively low tempera- lures Pictet, the French investigator. burned himself with cold several times,' and the effects were so re- markable, says Harper's Weekly. that he deemed them worthy of description to a body of scientific men.
 It appears that there are two kinds or degrees of cold burn. In the case of the less severe burns" the skin at first turns red. but becomes blue the next day. The infamed spot swells, and q period, varying from a month to six weeks, elapses before the wound heals.
 When the contact with tlre cold sub stance is longer and more complete a burn of the second degree is uros duced. \ malignant and stubborn wound is formed, and the process of healing is very slow.
 A drop of lilHid air falling on Pic tets hand, produced a cold burn which did not completely heal in six months, while q scoreh from heat. accidentally on the same hand and nearly at the same time. was healed i'll ten or twelve days.