davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-11
WQerlei.

Gin berIdffenes 0orf. =
SIN &reiIe Diteubauien, Elm Stiinba
hen 0Itlih BON Rci6snbdh, Iag pus
8orf WoQItein, ods Qnfdugs Der utt-
3i9er Sabre y 6duier, Elm airhIein,
Elm Shulbdus uno 70 @inpphner bat.
te, i'm lestcn Winter ieoph nur bon
elmer Gubmagb belpObut puroe. Seute
'teAen Die 6duier leer. Giuige 5eigeu
nod Die Spuren ebemuliger Wobulihs
tett: Sefen, 6er0e, aIte 9ettTtellen Il.
oer9l. m. 2tm 5auie oes friibereu
9iirgermeiiters bdugt nod Der &uiten
fir Die 0ffentli6en 8etanntmanuuz
gen. Sn elmer Gte beim erIten 5auie
am Wege ftdno Oas Sdilo nit Der
Gufihrtft: 9orf WoGitetu, 4reis
@tbenbauIen; es bat etnem dnoereu
rpeiher muhen, auf Dem Al leIen itebt:
Gut WoQitein uirp. Die e6euraltqen
8etppbner bes armeu 90rfIeins, beTen
8ooen nur gertngeu Grtrug lieferte,
haben ibre Neter uno Wteieu nab uno
nah an oas Ritterqut 0armutbia6Ieu
oertduft unO iino theils nah Weitfu-
len, t6eiIs ndd Gmeritd uuseelpons
bert. eSn Der gG6e liegsn nod bic
9emartungen (DUItuHGen) Der frii6er
unterqsuangenen OrtI6aften 9ibrits.
oorf, 6inter. uno glieosrpcQIteiu.
'ruit fpie oSronie erIheint es, odb eiu
DpriiberflieBeuoer 8o+ ben Rumeu
Ghdmpuqnerbah trdgt.
- Qu6 Qoro 6oIoune, bee
enqIt'te &an3ler, bat es pGbreno Teia
nes fiiuftdgioen &ufentbaIts in 4mes
ritu nidt unterlafen tonnen, piel BON
ben 5rohitionen uno ben Qemeinia-
men BeitrebunQeu Der qroBen angels
/ idfIiihen Rationsn" Su iprehen, als
rrelhe er bic 8ereiutgten Staaten,
gHdlauo uno GanaOa anipritt. G5
mub tutrtIih Wuuoer nehnen, fpie ipes
/ mia iih engltihe Stadtsmdnner 3u
/ Iinformtren pfleaen, bepor lie bier
3eosn haIten. Der Goro ToQte oo6
piiien, oaB 4meritd tetnespeQs BEN
an1eIIdfitiheu NatIuneu 3usu3dhIen
lift, oenn q. 9. tpareu laut benz Iebten
! 3eu'u8 nid)t neutQer dls 206 8ro3ent
Der gspDttsrunq in onbern ais angel.
! idtfifhen 2dnoern geboren uno mel.
tere 145 gro3ent itammten BON @is
! tern ab, tpelhe i'm 4usIanoe, nber
ntht in Gnqlaub geboren pdren. BON
ben iibrioen Qtmertfanerr gibt es ra.
turltf eine arOBe 3dhl, beren 9robs
eltcrn ooer anbere 8orfdbren ntht
unter oem Union TAD pber Dem Sterz
nenbunnpr oas 2iht Der Delt erblid.
ten. Utnu muB beoenten, bub ihor
1870 ni6t peuigsr ais 28.2 8ro5eRt
Der geoDlteruuN i'm ausIauoe eeborer
mar. lInb Terner, baB ftd in 4meritI
6,667,0OO i'm 2tuSlan0e gebprene
9eute iiber q Sabre alt befinbeu, bic
alien Gruro babsu. fih gesen oos
grGoifat rangeITddIif6" gu Derpab-
rem. Der 3ped, ben bic GngIdnber
nit Der beitdnotoen 8etonuug oes
@noelTahIentbums perFoloeu, III naa
tiirIih, bic @ereiuigter Stnaten fir
bic enaItfhe Bolitit etnsuFpunueu -
mas aber ME seliuqen pirb,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-11
Die 9 aadt Wotor Go. foll
bertauft nerbeu.

= - - ~ = - ts
stobn r. Tieb, Reeeipsr fir Die
Sda6t Motor Co., smpfieblt in isis
ntm a.itern i'm g<ri6t eineerethten
8eridt Die S6litBuug Der Ja6rit in
gBinton piae. uHe oen 9ertauf bes
gefhdfts. Qukereem fufi er um bic
grlaubniB nach. ale 4naeftellitn Bis
cuf oieisniaen su .niloiIen, ipelhe 3ur
iSertigitelluul Der porbancensn Aufs
trl9e erforosriit itnb. Ter Receiper
fiat binsu. baB bas GsTh1it nit Der.
Iuft bstriebtn foirb uno eiefe 8erluiie
iif BON 5us gu Tag lteiatrn, TuodB
bic 9Idubiae- mebr 6.ib perlieren,
ie ldnaer bas 9ei61ft btirieben tuiro.
Dir W6aIihteit elmer REORGANIZATION
lei adnslid ousseIhloifm uno besbaIb
iclle bas 9efhdft 10 fdnsn aIs m5g.
lid pertauft tperben. Der GeihGftss
fiihruna iteLlt Der RseeiDer tein befcns
fers autss 3eugnib aus. Gs feblt
an Snitem ano elmer mooerneH 6anos
fobune oes Iohritbepartsmsnts, iua,
6err Diet. Gas Rspdraiur De-
pariement per5s NIT 0eriuii bttris6eH,
neil RepdraIurtn nett unter BEN
Rofienpreiie anaenommeH Dirbsn.
Tos 0srtaufsetparism.ni Tel ni6i oe.
toria orgaaifirt unb iibsrmGbia
tteuer. So6aau babe bic s5irmd feline
nenen Wobele i'm Wnrtt unb i6r
Wloben BON 1912 iei Rrolist. gins
Qnadbl Cars oisfss Sabrsdngs fei
ned, unpertauft. TieIeIHn ieRn iebt
ldhon beoeuteno i'm Wertbe aefunttn
unb tpiirnen 1914 adnslih pernlte.
unb iperthIos isiu. Qus alien bieisn
Griinben brinat Der Rsceirsr auf duff
eGbe bes GsiG6fts, ipomtt BEN be-
fen sntsrefi. Ter gl6nbiser aebisnt
mare. Die Gefamm!diiipo aibt er
auf $203. 1853 unb bic gsrbinblihteis
ten duf $134. 1858 an. Die bereits dls
erfte Dioibsnbs an bic @ldubiaer duss
atsahltsn $27, ,103 III in bieien 3rb-
zen niht einbeariffen.
Hunf Gents Gabrgelh bon
gleafant Ridge.
Der aampf Der Biirasr bon plsa.
fant. Ribae um eintn Jabrpreis bon 8
Gents nan rtfp. bon Der Stabt ga.
bic Gerihts erreifht. inbem Gtootanz
iudlt 9ettmnH gelttrn cine RlGge eins
rtiGk, I'm eie Snterur6on RaiIpo1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-11

glIdroballe BON 6drrn Grosbeim.
0ns @ebdube fiiIts ii6 iebr I6nea nit
Rouh an uHo unter ben Betpobnern
brad eine panit aus, bic iih ieboh
ishr bdlc legte, bo pofiatit Rrimme,
Der fi9 in Der Rdbe befdnb, bic aufs
geregten beruhigte. Ter fSeuerpebr
aelung es binnen furaer o'it ods
ifeitef sn lofhen unb Der Gh1oen be.
lduFt iih auf nur ettpo $1OO. Tas
iseuer fpurbe BON 5rdu Ulorn Bril-
lima. Die i'm 3fDeiten StodDert tpohnt,
entbedt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-11
aius ben Oerid3tshbfest

Das 9ef6dft Der S6a6t, Wotor 60.
ioa pertauft iperoen. Der Reeeiz
Der bdlt biefen auspes ais ben be-
ten i'm Sntsrefe Der Gldubiger. -
Gin @smetni6obsH auf pries Sia.
- Die Staot muB innerbaI6 8sbn
1assn bstriebissnbe plGns CUR abs
itslIung unter6rsitsn. - Sstinfcents
5abrprsis fir plsaiant Rtbge. -
aldpperH Der S6siouugsmiibIe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-11
egplofi auf siRem Sors
eoobpot

egp | o fiOn auf siRem 2ors
eoobOot.
Sdbanndb. Ga, 10. Sept. Bel
gei elmer SsHelsrplOiion, bic Iih am
UiittrpO9 auf bober Sse on 8oro beg
lorpeoobootes .Grapen" ereignete
ipnroeH 5rpsi WGnnsr oet0btst uno orst
i6iper perpunbet. Die Sootsn Iinb
gsatrofsn Ramens Megaffrep uuo
WiIton.
S6rper beripunbet ftno Der Waf6iz
Hift Spinn, Der MdtrOie Dauabton
uno Der Seler 8abbett.
Dos Boot, bas ON Woraen g6ars
leston. g. g.. perIafsn bate, befano
li9 IN Der Rdbe Der 5pbee sJnjel, ais
ith ods unsIiid ersianete.
WltIton mar toot, oIs er auf Oe6
aebratt Duroe uno WcGaffrep Iturb
balo udhber.
Rad Der GrpIofion trieb bic Sra
ben" 5iiflos um9er, Bis ibr Elm Qoot.
lsnboot uHo eJn S6lepper Al 6ilfe
tamen. Dos Boot ipuroe nab fFort
'Screuen auf Der 5u6ee ssnleI qe6ratt,
no Die 5ooten uHb 9ertpunoetsn in
oas 5oipital 9s5rddt fpurbeu.
oscar R. Querba6 fret.
geiproaen.
6eriep. Ulih., 10. Sept. Oscar
Us. 4uerba6, Gin Gbicdeoer 8ei6dftss
mann, tpuroe am Wittpo6 a6eno pou
Der antIdse frsIgeipro6sn, Ieineu fri.
beren 9eihdftstbeittuber 6arrp III
lber ermorbet gu ba6en.
Der aretsritter bate Die Surp ins
itrurt. etuen cui nihtfhrloig lautsus
Den Wdbripruh absuaeben. (
IS mar hiss 4uerbud,'s 3!psitsr
pro5eB. Ter srIte groseB bate nit
elmer 8erarthei!ung bes 4ngetIQgteu
eeenoet.
Der 5tpeite pro3eb mar nur turs.
Nlit Der gstpeis1ufnabme lpuros am
8ienitag begonnsn. Die qutlaas ftiists
iid snn3 auf umitdnbsbefpeiIe, pie BEL
benz sriten gro3eB.
Radoem auerbdh i'm poricen sSa6r
m galotpin i6uIois befunben iporoeu
mar, fdgts Der grOeBrifter, iubem sr
ben 9efangsneR 81 lebensidne!ihsr
3udthausitrufs perurfbeiIte, bah oas
BepeIsmdteriaI ungeniigeno aeneIeu
lei. CT mar elmer Der Griten, Die cine
yetition nnterSsibneten, in pelter
bds Sberseri6t sriu6t puroe, auerz
bad einen n.uen groseB su bepiIiosn.
S}ifber puroe erihofTsn, tpGbrenO er
fih nit ausrbd6 in Der Rdbe bss
Star Sees auf Der Sasb befanb. Qus
erbad bebauptsts. oaB es ii6 UNI sineu
unsIiidsfaa banoIe. gei oem eritsu
proaeb purbs Elm 9eriud3 eematt
ben Raneu Der Jrdu 5ifber nit benz
ienigen ausrbahs in 0eTbinounq su
brineen.
aollifior BON gractipn
Cars.
NnffiIIrn, Obio, 10. Sept. -
llnaefd6r 3pln3is gsrfonsn purn.n
rerleBt, stpsi oaOOn tpabrihsinIid
tobtIidl, als 3fUsi Cars Dir J1ortbsrn
Traction gompaup bier Meeilen BON
bier entfsrnt nit chamber tollibirten.
Die ftfper YsrIsBtsn iiab: Samss
ailIsn bon WafilIOn, 5rI. 5ilba adr@
r., bon gnterpriie unb Der Wlotprnier
gedlsn bon Canal Doper. 2lae anbez
ren 9erlebtsn peroen pabrI6einlid
tpitoer aeneien.
prinatbaut gef6ipffeu.
Columbus, g., 10. Sept. -
Der Staats -8anfiuperint.nbent Cat.
tuner bat am Rittpoh bic gdnf BON
ssapeite. etue qripdtbont. seihIoFen
unb ben grdminator 5. U. 5oImss
beauftrast. bic Gei9dfte Der gant su
Iiauioiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-11

Die 8dnf foi cine edn3e Menge
De6fel bon elmer fallirten Glepelanoer
airma in 8pftB bdben, tpie aud cine
Menge fpertbloier Selepbon. .SeturitGz
ten.
DDS Gdpitdl Der gdnf, bic 8epofis
fen IN 6Dbe Don $83, 3,878 bate, betrug
nur $4,000. Wlan fpeib nibt einmal,
mem bic gunf geb0rt Ooer tper ibr
grdiioent lit.
Or. goof bOfft INN mernO o d
duf eine Qnerfen-
nung.
0of ington, 3. g., 10. Sept.
Or. 5reoerid Gpot, Der beind6e ben
RpropoI entbedt Bate uno glsit .8r. 4"
8rpan nit 8ortrGger ous GeIb 8elD
baafenpetIe perbient, i't bier. Getne
4bit6t III, ii4 Dor einem &ongreB.
tommittee 3u rehtfertigen, oa er ims
mer nod duf 4nertennung bofft.
gombenerplof ION.
Gbieagp, 81, 10. Sept. Sn
5olge Der Grploiion elmer 8ombe uHs
ter bem Gingang gu Der prioatbant
bon Qleranoer gonforti, 912 SuD
6aliteao Strabs, nurbsn frub am
Ulorgen mebr dls 20 9erionen bers
lett; orei 9ebGube purben tbeilneiIe
5eritort unb in einem Rabius ppn Ell
ner bdl6sn Reile nuroen fait aae
TeniterI6etben 5srtritmmert. Die
@rploiiou mar rpdbriheinli6 bus
Wsrt BON grprefern.
II m beinabe $4,000 beito6 :
len.
Wilmin9tpu, Della, 10. Sept.
Die Gelegenbeit abpartsno, mann 1i6
nur elm Wann in Der Office befano,
ordna friib am Worgen Elm RGuber in
Die Office ener SrolIep gompanp in
elmer Ddgenremiie Elm uno itu6l
81 ,989. tpeIhe Summe iih in elmer
6anotaihe befanb. Der Mann slpduq
ben Ra6t.glert nit porgebaltenem
ReooIper, ben 9eIoi6rdnt 8u 0ffnen,
IN oem bic 5uHotafhe nit bsm 9eIo
iih befano.
Rod Is 8srIeBte Der 3ug.
sntgIetiung i'm 90.
fpital.
Rt6moub, Sno., 10. Sept. -
Bon ben am 0ienitdg bel Der 53uo,
entgleiiung in Der RGbe Don Dplies
Citation perIestsn perionsn bsfinoer
| itd nod 10 i'm bieiisen 5uIpital ).
0. 5barp, 6ei3er, pon Columbus
befinoet fih in tritii6em 3uitano;
Georas 70. Wrigbt, sin 5abrituut oua
Ganids gitp. Uto., pom Dem man
gluubts, odb er t0otli5 perlebt NOR:
ben Iei, iheint uber IusF6t uuf De.
ueIlmg 81 baben. 3as 8efinoen auel
aHoersn patienten lit Elm bsfrieoigsn.
beg.
gntlaffen, e NEIL er MID
refignirsn poIlte.
DaibiRgton, 3. g., 10. Sept
Der 3ollelnHebmer Yenoleton bon Cos
2lH9eles, Gal, puroe am Ntittpod
Don Dem SbaBamtsfetretGr WcQool
entlaiTsn. neil er iih gerpeiqert bate
5u rsiianireH. Sobu 3. elliott por
Cos gnqetss lit su isinem Ra6foI9el
ernuHnt por0en.
! geuoIetoH ma6te aeltsnb, oab el
| fir cine beittmmts 3sit srnanut NOR:
Den lei, Die aus3uOieuen i6m geitattet
peroeu ioQte.
8uutrdu6er an bic cana
oifheH 8eb0roen aus.
geliefert.
Detroit, Dti6., 10. Sept. -
W}artin YopsQ, Der bier in 8er6m
oung nit benz Raub bon $372,OO(
aus Der 5iLiale Der gdnt BON Wont
real in Deitminiter, 3. G., perbafte
puroe. III am NittrpO6, nahbem e.
| fi6 Elm Sabr lang gessu feline Quslie
ferung asDebrt, nah Wtuoior, ga
naoa, uuseeIteFert poroen, 100 er Der
cdnuoitaeH Seb0rosn iibergeber
lpuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-11

- Sehr eHttdufdt Oiirfte Der Dieb
aetpeien fetn, Der geitern BON einem
Wdgen Der Omnibus 60. in Der gld6e
oes gabubofss Der g., s. e .. 8dbn
einen f4tpdr3en auiten itdbl. 5n benz
aaiten bsfdnbeH iid ndmti6, fpie Der
Dolisei beriAtet tpuroe, nur cine an.
aaM Gdtaloae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-11
Sic ,,GruRe @Ode''
9 a BEN. g a BEN, %. q

Waoen 9 a Dc II, %. AuJ.
glls biesmaI in 9aoen.9 .9ooen oas
aSnternationnle Rennmeeting Dor Der
Sbiir itanb, CAB es I'M altrparf, III
Ger SihtenthaIer auee uno IN Den
Sotels gar niele halb frobe, balb oers
le1eneritalnte 9eeriiBungen. SIM aa.
gemeinen ioa es nift onaenebm fem.
bel einem @ortbrild ertnppt 5u per.
ben. nno bos paiiirte iest in 8ooeu-
gaoen unaea6bIten Ieuiden, AUDI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-11
0ener. u

- Sn Der Mietbstoferne an Der
NorboitsGde Der QaureI Girobe uno
fireman apenue brad seitern Taor.
aen gt9tH bier lIbr elm iysuer aus unb
linGs IN Sss I'm GrSsefnsb sslesmsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-11
6leine Psli3einaAridbten

- als bermibt puros seFtern Der
poliaei Der 18 Sabre dlte 6crolo
alforb bon 30. 4185 6amilton 4pts
nue. aemeIoet. Der felt Rontas Dsr-
i6punosa in.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-11

llngeidbr 20 Rerionen oerIest, Orei
oaOon IebensgeidbrIih.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-11

Grafton Gar aolliiion bel RaiiiQon,
Chic.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-03-27

sAntelope. \; al ne woman. per:
sy's Hotel At Antelope
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-03-27
(To BE CoNTINUED.)
Noises for "Movies.v

The assembling together In one ap
paratus Of the many mechanisms re-
quired to produce realistic limitations
of all the sounds used in giving ''iife"
to motion pictures has been accom-
plished. The sounds it can reproduce
include the cries of baby, the
screech of projectiles fred from can
non, the warbling of q bird, the ring
Of the anvil, the rnStling Of leaves,
the crashing Of falling masses Of metal
or wood, the engine noises of automo
biles and motorcycles, the patter .
rain, the rumbling of trains, the sound
Of waves, wind, hail, the puff Of rail
way locomotive, the breaking Of crock
cry, the tolling of bells, the clang OF
fire bells, the clatter Of horses hoofs
the bark of dog, the kissing and
splitting of cats. the tingle of sleigh
bells. the 'honk" Of automobile horns,
quick-firing guns in action, the clash
Of dueling swords, and the rattle OF
letters
The, claim is made that despite its
many functions, II is very simple tc
handle Popular Mechanics.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-03-27

She lifted her head and looked R2
him with eyes narrowed to Sits, MUIR
| muring:
"You, trying to get rid Of me and
being so polite and helpless. It's too
pathetic for words"
IF it's pathetic, why do you laugh?"
he said, laughing himself, he did not
know why.
She made no immediate reply and
he looked at her, languidly interested
and admiring. For the first time he
realized that she was a pretty girl
with her glistening coils Of blond half
and a pearl-white skin, Just now suf-
fused with pink.
why did you think wanted to get
rid Of you?" he asked.
you've almost said So" she an"
swered. "And then-well, l can see
you do"
How? What have done that
you've SEEM"
mot any especial thing, butt think
you do"
He felt too weak and Indifferent tc
tell polite falsehoods. Leaning his
head on the pillow that stood up at
his back, he said:
Perhaps l did at first. But now
I'm glad you came"
She smiled indulgently at him as
though he were a sick child.
Il should think you wouldn't have
wanted me. You must be so tired Of
people coming in and out. Those days
when you were so bad the doctor had
the greatest difficulty in keeping men
out who didn't know you and had
never seen you. Everybody in the
hotel wanted to crowd in"
What did they want to do that
for?"
ITO see you. We were the SEN
sation Of Antelope first. But then
you came and put us completely in
the shade. Antelope hasn't had such
an excitement as your appearance
since the death Of Jim Granger, whose
picture is down stairs In the parlof
and who comes from here"
Il don't see why l should be an ex-
element. When / was up here fish
ing last summer nobody was In the
least excited"
1T was the way you came-kalf-
dead out of the night as If the sea
had thrown you up. Then everybody
wanted to know why you did 1t, why
you, a Californian, attempted such a
dangerous thing"
There wasn't anything so desper-
ately dangerous about it," he said, al
most in tone Of sulky protest.
"The men downstairs seemed to
think so. They say nobody could
have got up here in such a storm"
"Oh, rubbish! Besides, it wasn't
storming when l left Rocky Bar. It
was gray and threatening, but there
wasn't fake falling. The first snow
came down when was passing the
Silver Crescent. 1t came very fast
after that"
"Why did you do it-attempt to
walk such a distance in such uncer
tain weather."
Dominick smoothed the rug over hi1
knees. His face, looking down, had .
curious expression Of cold, enforced
patience.
Cro BE CoNTINUED.)
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-03-27

they entered slowly, four men carry
ing a hfth. their bodies incrusted
with snow, the man they bore an un.
seen shape covered with whitened
rugs from which an arm hung, q limp
hand touching the floor. Questions
and answers. now clear and sharp, fol-
lowed them, like notes upon the text
of the inert form:
"Where'd you get himr'
About Ave miles below on the
main road. One of the horses almost
stepped on him. He was right in the
path, but he was all sprinkled over
with snow"
Hes not dead. 10 he?"
Pretty near, guess. We've pumped
whisky into him, but he amt shown a
sign Of life"
who is he?"
Search me. I amt seen him my.
self yet. Just as We got him the lam
tern went out"
There was a sofa in the hall and
they laid their burden there, the
crowd edging in on them, horrihed, in
terested, hungrily peering. Rose
could see their bent, expressive backs
and the cranlng napes Of their necks.
Then a sharp order from the doctor
drove them back, sheepish. tramping
on one another's toes. punched
against the wall and still avidly star.
ing. AS their ranks broke, the young
girl had a sudden, vivid glimpse of
the man, his head and part Of his
chest uncovered. Her heart gave q
leap Of pity and she made a move
ment from the doorway, then stopped.
The lost traveller, that an hour before
had almost assumed the features of a
friend, was a complete stranger that
she had never seen before.
He looked like a dead man. His
face, the chin up, the lips parted un-
der the fringe Of a brown mustache,
was marble white, and showed a
gray shadow In the cheek. The hair
on his forehead, thawed by the heat,
was lying in damp half-curled semi
circles, dark against the pallid skin.
There was a ring on the hand that
still hung limp on the floor. The doc
tor. muttering to himself, pulled open
the shirt and was feeling the heart,
when Perley, who had flown into the
bar for more whisky, emerged, a glass
in his hand. AS his eye fell upon the
man, he stopped, stared, and then ex-
claimed in loud-voiced amaze:
my God-why, It's Dominick Ryan!
Look here, Governor"-to Cannon,
who was standing by his daughter in
the parlor doorway, come and see for
yourself. If this amt young Ryan I'm
a Dutchman!"
Cannon pushed between the inter
vening men and bent over the pros
trate figure.
That's who 1t is," he said slowly
and internationally. "It's Dominick
Ryan, all right. Well, by ginger!"
and he turned and looked at the
amazed innkeeper, that's the queer
est thing ever saw. What's brought
him up here"
Perley, his glass snatched from him
by the doctor who seemed entirely in
different to their recognition Of his
patient, shrugged helplessly.
"Blest If l know" he said, staring
aimlessly about him. "He was here
last summer fishing. But there amt
no fishing now. God, amt it a good
thing that operator at Rocky Bar had
the sense to telegraph up!"
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-03-27
DISFIGURED BY
SKIN ERUPTION
If That Is Your Plight, Let
Resinol Clear It Awayl

Pimples, blackheads, rashes, ringworm
and, worst of all, that red, itching, scaly
torment, eczema, vanish when you use
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap.
There is no doubt about it. Even
though your skin is 30 unsightly with
eruption that you shun your friends and
your friends shun you, Resinol makes it
clear and healthy, quickly, easily and at
trifing cost. When you are sick of vast
ing time and money on tedious, expensive
treatments, get Resinol Ointment aud
Resinol Soap frSm the nearest druggist
and you will quickly see why it has been
prescribed for eighteen years for just such
troubles as yours.
The Resinol treatment works so gently,
and is so absolutely free from anything
that could injure even the tenderest skin'
that it is perfect for healing the skin
troubles of infants and children. You can
test Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap
at our expense. Write to Dept. SIX, Resi-
mol, Baltimore, Md, and we will send you
a generous trial. Resinol Ointment (5Oc and
$l) and Resinol Soap (25c), by parcel post
on receipt Of price.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-03-27
CHAPTER IN.-Contlnued.


And the other one," went on Cora,
her eyes riveted on the hair-dressing,
her subconsCious mind making notes
Of the disposition of every coil, his
names J. D. Buford. And I'd like
you to guess what he is! An actor,
stage player. He's been playing all
up the state from Los Angeles and
was going down to Sacramento to
keep an engagement there. 1t just
tickles me to death to have an actor
in the house. l amt never seen one
close to before"
The last hair-pin was adjusted and
Miss Cannon studied the effect with
a hand-glass.
AN actor" she commented, run
ming smoothing palm up the back Of
her head, that's Just what he looked
like, now I think Of it. Perhaps he'll
act for us. l think it's going to be
lots Of fun being showed up at Ante
lope"
The sound OF a voice crying Cora"
here rose from the hallway and that
young woman, with a languid delib-
Grafton of movement, as of one who
obeys a vulgar summons at her own
elegant leisure, rose and departed.
apologizing for having to go so soon.
A few minutes later, the hour Of sup
per being at hand, Rose followed her.
She was descending the stairs when
a commotion from below, a sound of
voices. loud, argumentative, rising and
falling in excited chorus, hurried her
steps. The lower hall, lit with lamps
and the glow of it's stove, heated to a
translucent red, was full of men. A
current Of cold could be felt in the
hot atmosphere and fresh snow was
melting on the floor. Standing by the
stove was man who had evidently
just entered. Ridges of white lay
caught in the folds of his garments;
a silver hoar was on his beard. He
held his hands out to the heat and
as Rose reached the foot OF the stairs
she heard him say:
We'll, l tell you that any man that
started to walk up here from Rocky
Bar this afternoon must have been
plumb crazy. Why, John L. Sullivan
couldn't do 1t in such a storm"
To which the well-bred voice of
Willoughby answered:
But according to the message he
started at two and the snow was hard
ly falling then. He must have got a
good way, past the Silver Crescent,
when the storm caught him"
A hubbub Of voices broke out here,
and, seeing her father on the edge
Of the crowd, Rose went to him and
plucked his sleeve, murmuring:
Whats happened? What's going
on?"
He took his cigar out of his mouth
and turned toward her, speaking low
and keeping his eyes on the men by
the stove.
The telegraph operator has iust
had a message sent from Rocky Bar
that man started from there this
afternoon to walk up here. They
don't think he could make it and are
afraid he's lost somewhere Perley
and some Of the boys are going out
to look for him."
What a dreadful thingi In such a
storm! Do you think they'll ever
find him p
He shrugged. and replaced his cigar
In his mouth.
~Oh, / guess 80. II he was strong
enough to get on near here they ought