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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-05-15

Complete furnishings Of the J. l.
overman homo call from Q .. m. to 4 n.
N. or call Nezperce phone ~. ar
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-08

carry forward with all possible dis
patch the work of relief
Col .Krauthoff has not yet arrived
and Lieut. Brown is still in charge
Gen. Bliss wired Mayor Harris today
that he was doing all in his power to
get supplies here and they would go
forward as soon as therailroad could
handle them. In the meantime, Lieut.
Brown has been securing supplies in
this city today and rushing them out
as fast as possible.
The four camps along the river yes
terday had hundreds of people in
temporary shelter. The one at Hoppe
bridge has $50 negroes in thirty tents;
that at Straub bluff has 140 negroes
in ten tents; at Jones bridge there
are about 200 negroes in thirty tents
and at the other camps about the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-08

The most terrible Incident connected
with the flood occurred today, when
five Of our home citizens were
drowned. The catastrophe is appaII
ing and the entire citizenship are be-
numbed and horror-strlcken in its ter.
rible presence.
Those drowned today we're:
ALBERT WoRLEY.
HENRY BERGER.
HOWARD r. CAvlTT.
CLIFTON ELLIE.
YOUNG ROBBINS.
Albert Morley and Henry Berger at
tempted to cross the river near Pitts
Bridge. Their boat struck a 5nae, over
turned and they were drowned. A man
named Watson was with them and es-
capped, but is in a bad condition. He
says he saw them drown.
Howard r. cavitt, Tom Evans, Cliff
ton Elzie. and young man named
Robbins went into the river near
Hiegs Switch to do rescue work Satur-
day, and had not been heard from un-
I'll the crushing news came today.
Two negroes in skiff found them,
and Tom Evans being still alive was
brought by the negroes to Hige-
Switch. Evans was unconscious, but
on reeainine consciousness said they
were not drowned but died from ex-
posure. Robbins died night before las.,
cavitt at daylight this morning and
EIzie yesterday at noon. This infor-
nation was teephoned The Eagle at
3: 80 o'clock this afternoon by W. Wipp-
recht, who was at Hiegs Switch. He
said the bodies had been brought out
and asked that a train be sent at once
on the international and Great North
ern to bring the bodies to the city.
The train left Bryan at $40 p. m.
This is the most terrible catastrophe
Bryan has ever faced and II is one
common sorrow. The sympathy Of the
whole people is extended to those who
are so grievously stricken.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-08
VILLA ORDERS CORN
SOLD AT USUAL PRICES
This Step Is Taken to Restore Nor
NAL Conditions in North
ern Mexico.
GBy Associated Pressl

2fS5OCIdltU
Juarez, Mexico, Dec. S.-Aiming to
restore normal conditions in Northern
Mexico, General Villa today ordered
all feedstuffs sold at prices usually
obtaining in times of peace.
It is reported that Luis Terrazas had
paid to have the Federal army escort
him to the border near Presidio, and
that after seeing him and hundreds of
other refugees safely into the United
States the Federal soldiers would re-
turn to resume fighting.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-08
6. S. P. S. LODGE
ELECTED OFFICERS

The c. S. p. S. Lodge held their an.
nual election of officers yesterday,
which resulted as follows: Frank
Vavra. president; Joe Merka, vice
president; Antoine Merka, secretary;
Charles Merka. financial secretary;
Charles Vesmirovsky, treasurer,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-08

Frank Kopecky, inside watchman;
John Kopecky, outside watchman; Dr.
A. l.. Mondrick, physician. The lodge
was organized in 1889 and Is in good
financial condition. 1t has at this time
eighty-two members.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-08
DENTAL NOTICE

w. III. Lawrence will return to Bryan
and open a dental office in the Con-
merce building, December 29, 1913.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-08

The whistling cold norther Sunday
morning added to the terribleness of
the flood condition and the citizens
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-20

JSrs Jdnfffn an az rtgtn nno gu
Itredm, unb bspor fH allie umlsbtn'
ben Don ibrtm mnbIoisn G4rsdsn a.,
boIsn tomntsu, ritttis CT fd auf unO
idIus bic gfueen auf. Or ipar nur
Idsintot ssipsftnl CT III oann mic,
Der b0dt esiunb atiporben unb bot
nod pisls Sabre psrsniisIid unb I'M
msr gutter Dinse ssI,bt. Die aoes
bate ibm bas 2ebsn gtrtiisi. sic
boiit aIlsin bon allen osmsrii. bob
J6rs SdnIisn, itr 9err. nod lsbsnb
mar; fe bate cine ieinsrt Wititrans
ais ipir @snfden, nnb biss NOR bos,
mas Id bsreifsn lpuIIts, rrsine 3err'
I4aIltHl"
mir fasitn ale nidis. MIR 9ini
5Snb iiIIts bos @rDsgIas bes alien
BERN bon nsuern, uno Der Gdhnrit
aautenIhIGeer bsipies, bob or ipitber
abTolut niht BET Der Code sstpeien
mar. CT erfunbigtt iih BET mir, Oh
'bas cine dusssftopfie anbe setpeitn
itf, bic mon Bel BEN oIten Germ TN
.eorst sefuuben BATH.
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etttii6ss Gal, mmo = g~itteriaIs.

0os aitii6s SoIs, bieis beriibmte
feinFe gIite altgriedifhen Gtils,
mar nur Gin 8lei6nis fir bic piirs
aloe Grifde f6riftfeneriTder Gsinbeit;
a6er mas Elm 4utor i'm rgritiib
MebicaI Sournat" Den Gi6tsrn our
Grb06ung ibrer Snfpiration unb snr
Gteigerung ibrer poetii6en 5dbigteis
ten empfieblt, 6as lit pirtIides SnIs,
lit piomsS als, 1T gitterful5. Der
9trst 1T Der anidt, baB 0ihtsn bic
Observation-Disclosures bes a0rptrs
ungiinitig besinflubt, ipesbalb mon4e
ainItler gu anrei3mitteln. pie aafs
fee, @ltohof IL. r. 10, lire 3ufluht
nsbmen. Dos banptidhIid burd bi.
puetiIhe 3Gtigfeit ansesriffene Organ
III n1h ieiner Msinung Die Qebtr, bon
ben often ols Gib Der 2eioenidoften
oneefeben, bic burh eemiitlide Grrss
quns Defenders offi5isrt iDirb. Gase.
gsn dber lit bos Bette Bitterfals, unt
bos boben aud fhon einise srleuds
tete Gsiifsr ssfpubt. Drpbsn nabm
Gdls, UNI fiir Die geiude Der Muis
oeriifet su isin, unb 8pron bat ee.
|Tdgt bab gpIcm ; Gal3 uuf ihr
pirte ipie gbampasnsr! =. ga uIfol
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gsrbIaWtsr MiAttr.

Gin Mnaetlagter mar utgsbalten
iibsr bic gtbanbIung, bie ibm In Gss
ridi suteil fpurbe, unb ionute fsinen
qlsreer MIR fdledt ptrberstn. CT trs
bob fit bon ieinsm Gib uno fueis:
.Guer Ghrsn, ipiirbsn Gle mid
fpsesn Mibdftuns bes Gsridtes Ders
urteilsn, tpern id mtiner Meinung
iibsr ben Geri1tsbof Nusbrud DtrIsis
ben miirbs2"
.Dds iuirbs i'd lui5peifeIbuft tun,1
'entaegnsie Der Mihisr.
.Danis, 6srr Mi1ttr. sd ipoIlis
Shneil unb ben iibrigsn MitgIisbtrn
|biefss Deri9tes ntlr meme MnerisHs
nung filr bic eersdts unb unporteiifhs
Hsbanblung msinss Jdlss disDriit'
ten"
Domit nobm Der Mngeilaoie ipitbt,
plab unb ipeibste fi1 an BEN psrs
bIHfftsn Osiidt hss Nihitrs.
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ea[ms seitament.

CRIT iiinsff iuuroe bas 9eiiamtnt
oss prin5sn Zulu per0ffeniIidt, nas
Der Napoleonioen : GproB Dor tti<(
ntr ausreiie nId Giibofriia am
n. Jebrudr 1879 5u gbisIeburH ouf.
gsfeBt bat. es lautst: 80 fesbs
i'm rOmif9 : fatboIiIdsn glaubtn,
tn Dem i9 seborsn tporo. - Sd tpiins
ids, DAB mein 2ei9nam ntbsn sem
meinss 9aters rubs, Bis oie 3tit
tommt, mo mir beios mad bem Grit
gebrddt iperOen tOnnen, al, benz Ser
@riinoer n~nferes SduIes inmitten bts
frdn5offhen Bottles rubt, oos Mir
slsid ibm iiber 4llss geIiebt bobtu.
Meiu lebter 0toanle ipiro an
msin 9aterlanb fem; fiir mein Nas
tsrlano mGdte i9 itsrben. - ID bofs
fe, Dab, fpenn id nidt msbr fem tuers
Dc, meme Muttsr in gleider Qiebe
msiner seosnfen miro, tpis i6 fe
fftts gu ibr ssbegt babe. - M5asn
msine Greun0e. iibsrseust lein, 6at
msine 9antbarteit nur NIT msinsrr
geben %nufb1ren ipirb. Cd ffsrbs
i'm gsfiibl tisfer Donfbarleit fit
Sbre Majeftat, Die a5nigin bon
England, fir Die gauge t5naiidt IA,
Mile unb fir BAG 2ano. tpelGes mir
10 Sabre lang fold ber5lihr G1lt,
freunoIhdft geboten bat. Sd trs
nsnns meme ssIisbte Mattsr 5u m.i4
ner llnioerinIerbin (nadoem gsipife
|ndbsr be5eidneie 2esate bs3atIi
fino).A
Dieism Ssftdmsnte lit Elm aobisia
folgsnoen WortIdutss angefiigt: I'D
braufe nieine Mlltter niGt All Sit.
ten, nidts aubsr Mdt gu loHen, I'm
6as Mnoenten msines GrobonteIs un0
meines 8aters In gbrsn al baIten.
Sd bite fe eingsosnt gu ftine ooB,
iolange ss Tr1ger oes Numens Boz
naparte 9ibt, Die tdiisrIi1e Goms
4nbdnser bdben miro. Die pfEftsn
unIsres Saufes srl0fden uidt NIT
meinem Qeben. Msnn ih tot BIN,
oann fdlIt bic pflidt. bns Msrs Nas
poleons oes GrItsn nno NopolsOns
III. fort3ufiibren. 0uf ben dltsFsn
Gobn oes prinsen NapOlson lno i9
boffe, bdb meme .ieliebte Muittr, ins
Sem fie oisfss Wert init ibrer gnistrl
araft interltiibt, Inns, Der Mir nidt
msbr fsia tptroen. oislen Iebtsn uno
bShTen 9etpsis Der 2iebs btatigsp
tpiro. Napoleoft.'
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msssrnsr seitansssaa.
lie arater sinss Nrfnpe ais Drisibb
aune erie perpaubf.

WV
Dem Jsfiunesbau unfsrtr Wrmtess
Jnesnisurt IN ID porbsbalttn afblit<
fen. gum srHsn MoI bic ardttr BON !
DuItansn In ben DiuR siner Fam
cssusrieibisuns ssiis1t 40 babsn;
ts bdnbslt Ii6 am Die nsi<r, srlt
tir3li9 polsnbstm 9efenisunesrI
auf Der Smell 9ufpsii. 3unddn
limb Die aroisr Der WuIfdnstiit ant
Der Sniel Oahu su mobsrnen Gosis
dnsesbaui porbsn. beren Gtutrbes
stid oie Stobt unb Den 0oftn pon
9onoIuIu uno oud bic dmeriloiii'
fde Wdrineftdtion bon pearl 9urs
Dor beb<rrfdt. SO banbsIt ii4 na'
tirlid nm erloittnt UuIidne; IN
Den aratern bat mon noh umfol'
lenosm llmbau fdpere @ef6iibs
aufssfieLIt. Gbt unIsre arm<tsJns
a~enieure biefen fiibnen pIon periuiris
litttn, bate bic Wu[lonitiie ns
Diamond Seob MIR be Muf9obe. bic
eanoldaft 3u perIdSnern. oent
iaft ME mter3os ii9 Elm Menfd Der
6trdpo5e, bic ifeiIen 5tfspdnN ~
tem Gina 1000 Sub bod esItoenti
ardter smpor3ntletttrn. limb be
eineeborenen psrinieosn bic 9trse
init ob<raIdubifher Gdeu, fpeil IN
'bnen emf Ole @6ttin geIe ibr Ssin
aufgeihldaen baden follte, sbt bic
Teier Der 9uIfane erIoffen. 0tk
ansbou biefer @ulfdngipff su mos
bernen aeftun9sperten btadnn Dor
etlpd 5 Sdbren. unb Dor fur5em Fno
bic eriten erobeu Gefhiibe In ben
nsuen poitionen aafasneflt iporSsn.
Bic ieBt 1T cine gotterit GROCER,
iwOlf50liger Sanbiben einqsbdrt.
Ginem Gegnsr bon Der Gesieiis aus
miro g tdtper mSsIi6 fem. bic pos
ittion biefer gdtterie genau ftn3us
feaen, ipdbrsno ber Mrtilerieleitung
Die natiirliden, fdruffen aratsrfors
mdtionsn bic beiftn Gefeetnbeitsn
Sur Jeuerleituns unS our RonirpfIe
Der S%euertpirtung biefen. Die iirss
Iit obsebdlienen G6ieBiibungtn ers
braften nngepO6nlid giinnise Mes
iuItdte unb fiibrisu gu benz gef6Iufs
4. oiefe aratsrbdtterien nod Al pers
Harlem nnb aud BEN Gdl3paHtrs
frater auf Dem pnfafiberge nuf
alsife Weiie gu einsm Sort aus
;%ubdnen. Dieter Berg Iisst 8 Mtis
len ipeftlid bon SonoIulu un6 bes
tsrridt Die Decentralization bon gearI
6arbor duf Der 8eHieite. Mit Dem
gau Der 8dttsrien i'm aroter bief.s
sfpetttn @uItans miro osmnGaR bn
scnnsr.
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@ansshsims @sbdmt.

GIN absnb oes Is. Jebradr tpuroe
WalItniieiu ermoroet. Rod an oems
fslbsn abeno ipurbs bic 2side nin
2tbIss Gutiaen" duf bic Burg bon
.Gstr ssfabrsn. no f9ou bic geiden
feinsr getreusn, Sio, 9er5tp. ainstp
unb Mumann, i'm 9ofe nodt hinge
ttrsdt ldgen. Die Radt pirb cis cine
iGnsi6snb talte uno ftiirmiide ses
ftilosri, unb BEL Der NOD In cerislben
Radt borgenommenen Ginfargung
mar bic 2si6e W~diienfteins - 70 III
nad Gssr or9ipaIi'dsn Gorf9unssr
i'm Sabrbud fir 1902 gu lsisn :
70 iteif s~efroren, bob man ibre Glie'
Der seipaltfam bisssn mubts. auf Der
Burg bIisben bic 2siHsn nod ON 20.
unb q. 5tbruar Iiseen. GIeid IN
Der WorSna9t bate BUTLER on 9als
las nod pilisn ssi9risben, bab er biz
@srrdter setOtst babe unb tpsitere Be
f,bls eripdrte, mas nit ben 2ei6en
geidsben iolle. 2lber oua 9allds
tpolts ni9t sissnmddtis banbeln unh
srbat gerbdltunssbefshle bonn adiier.
Sn3ipiidsn fam isbo9 Sttapio pietc'
lomini aus Mies berbsisssilt uno pers
fiists eigsnmddtis, 6oB bic aei6en
Ieines Soofsinoes unb Der anoeren
grmorbsten ndd Drag sefdarft une
an benz f9impflihitcn Srte ausses
isbt1 iperbtn ioltsn. gluf Sfuei Rtfts
tpaeei sslanstsn bic Sdrss Bis Iies
untpeit pilIen. BORT IieB ber iiber
pittolominis Giesnmd9tistsit ers
5iirnte goIas ole 2sidsn Bis sum
Gintreffen zines faiierliden gsfebIa
in Der Trousisfdnerfirde beiIeseu.
am 6. Mdrs fam bic Gntf4eiouns
bes aaiiers. Die 2ei9e WnlIenfteins
iibsrlisb Der aoiier ~in gnabsn" ben
@erfpanbteu besielten, bic anbersn
ToEltsn besraben, Neumann aber nfsis
nsr ungsbalten.n 3unse ipss,n' untsr
Dem SdIsgeritt Be. llebeItd.er .sins
begraben" rp,rb,n. SaO, seratp unb
amstp ipnr6en benr aud in Miss
beerbisi, Rsumdnn bosssen auf benz
bortisen Sodgeridt einesIharrt. Die
2side Walenfteius bIieb nod 5tpsi
Sabre 5u 1Rits unbserbist i'm alOIisr
lies.r, acknowledgements obns suDers
fpelsn. grft i'm Mai 1886 tuurbe Der
Sarg Ddnsnitsins Der mitfpe ausses
liefsrt unb mad Der bon Maaenitsin
geftiftsten aartbauIe Wdl0ib Bel Gits
i6in eebradt. auf einem 2eiterpa'
gen fam naa ben 4uf5eifnunsen Ell
nes bortigsn Mondes. in sinen idmas
len, {dlsdt sesimmerten Sars eins.s
spdnst unb gang nadt, aber nod inns
mer ohne Gdulnis, bic 2ei6e in Wuls
bib an. Grit 1744 ipurbe WaIsns
ftein In einen Metalfartopbdg umges
bstttt. CRIT mad ter 4ufs
bebuns Der aaribauie unter SOiep1
IL fiibrte man bic 2eihe unter gros
Bem @spranse in bic G6lobtopeae
81. Mnna na9 Min4ensrds iiber.
rad Der G4laht be. Diagram 1909
puroe benz Grafsn BON G~SaloFtsin
cine Sirnidals iiberssben, bic Der bel
Waaram s~efalsne General 9eciei BEN
sarge Wonsnfeins hsimlid ntnoms
men su babsn befaint bate. Gint
Defining bss 6argss ersab Die Rih'
tiaisit Der ausfase 8ecieis. Dad
Sddbelnid befinbet iid beute i'm
WaIbFsinIG.n Mufeum gu 9ut IN
80bmsn.
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Gin Ser, Der felt bret 9dgen in
g1etp gort reilts, battle bic 9etannts
fdaft elmer Dame ssmadt, tn bic CT
iid fofort psrIisbt battle. ct bdtte ibr
acme einen 5siratsuntros genaht,
aber Ct trauts fid nidt; er filrdtets,
lie i5nnte ibm feline 5af libel nebmsn.
lin jebo9 su piHsn, moran e. nit
ihr mar, brafte CT BEL Dem ndafen
3uIammsnirsffsn bus Gsiprdd ouf
6iefes 5bemd:
mas tpiirben Gle ipobl fagen,
msin syrdulein, fpsnr id Shnen NIT
Seiratsaebanien lame, nadbsm Id
Sic erf bret Gage fenneg"
mas ib fasen ipiiroe2 sd tpiiros
Sbnen e~ntsesnen: man lou niemaIi
alf moroen bsrfhieben, tuas mon
porsefern laon battle tun t0nner!"
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erobm tDnsrntn Blumtniopf auf bss
Debtors aoIttn mitbringtn. Ter
eelbe Blumsntopis Be4u nbsr ipurts
pobIpsrpodi nod Berlin on bi, Uni
ptrfiidt stfanbt, 100 bts Debtors
Granno proieifOr iudr.
Der Winisr tom bsron. 9trDols
Tor ipar LANCE f~orteatif nit BEN
@srfprsden, pi,btr bon f9 b0rsn gu
laffsn. Sm Cfiobsr ipurbs Sodsn.
Der tpeti,rfsIt Sodsn. isbr iran..
Gin, 2unssnsnt1inoune mari itn
nitbsr unb iptnn feline drou niht
fat Giles @elb, bos Der Dottor i'm
Sommer btsnbIt bdits, edpart bate,
mar, es ben suisn eeutsn robl libel
srsanssn. Run mar all, 9offnang
ba, bab Sodtn i~ptnieiisns 5nr
'Gbriffsf ssfunb fsin piiroe. gber
bi. SHuIbsn, bic Grnu 2itfe nlIs I'M
CONNER bate btSdblsn ionnen, tuas
rem ipisber 10 bod oils 5upor, uno
bos gsIb mar nud faf gang Der.
brauGi. DEM pbsIsid btt br,i
SSbn. ouf ben Jiitfnng fubrsn.
fonnisn fs bel fpeitsm ni4t fobi:l
ptrbienen, ola tp,nu Der Batter ens
Boot iibrte.
Inter Iolfsn Sors,n ndbte oas
Weibna6tsfsf. Gs mar linoss Wsh
ter unb Soden fano in Der 9austhr.
I'm feline S5but 81 trfuurten, BE
bsuts aug Gtralfuno suriffomm'n
mlbtsn. Ssins Grau uub Sods,r
.fparen nod alofter sesdngert, I'm Die
5eimtsbreub,n n~bSuhcIsu.
plGbIi6 b6ris So9sn elm Stir'
msnstipirr, oIs OF bisIs 2euts eur4'
chamber rtbsn. or iab ben meg
entlana unb bemsrtte nit Staunen
feline S6bns, feline 5rnu unb 9odtsr
BON j1mtliden 5ifhern uno Grausn
unb @utsIsuttn beslsittt. bohertorts
men. aoum fab Saus ben Batter
unter Der 9ir itsbsn. ba mari q
feline Ress auf ben Neg uno elite
nit erob,n Spriinssn ben onbersn
porous. Mit louter Stimme risf CT
BEN srItnunten Jo6en gu: Batter.
mir iinb rei6!"
Snbeiisn tunrsn ou4 bic onosrsn
.Qeute bernnaetommsn, un6 Seinri9
CAB Soden cine goftquittung. bic
i6m Der 8ote In StraIiunb ausges
bGnbigt bate. Sodsn lag nit gros
zen aussn:
vQn6ei tauIenb Mort fir ben
gtter, Elm nltss Stiid aus Der
Romsrseii. Nit ben bsIten Weibs
na4tspiini6en
Or. SbIsnbsrg."
Seinrid srsdbIte, bab bns gsIb
Bel BEN 8ontbauIe in StraIiunb eins
aesabIt iei unb isbsrseit nbseboben
psrben t0nnte. Die Slider parsn
Bel Der Radri6t bon benz Slid Sos
dsns 10 srfrsut setpeTen, bab lie ollie
miteelaufsn tparen, I'm ibm bic Irobs
aunbe gu bringsn.
60 ipurbe Der Weibnndtstdg i'm
5duIs So6en @aus bod nod Elm
9og Der Jrsubs. Cell itrnbltsn bic
asrssn, frobe gsiidter Ieuhtstsn in
Der flsinsn 5ifdsrbiitts on 9iObsnfsss
|Gtrnnb. limb Der 8s6er9 Der itsht
|aIs fdDnftss Slid in Or. Oblsns
bergs SammluHg bon aItertiimern,
bon fuo er Bel BEG @elebrten 9pbe in
bas MuIeum fir 80Itsrtunce in Der,
lin tuonbern tpirb. Do fonn er iih
binter ben Glastirsn zines Sdrans
fes ousruben bon isinen Jrrs nro
Manbsrfabrten.
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: Dieter Sage btrHth

Dieter Sage btrlbtt
Der G~rpsoient Seftn in gbtmnib
einsn lebsrfa[I auf ben aItmpner
gCrner in Der MpolIoarobt. Ct
IdIus nit sinem fdarfsn Bell rnebr.
mails ouf ben AIsnpnermsiiier Elm,
10 oab oists. blutiibtrffr0mi 3ufams
menbrad. Damn itiir5tt Il fig aus
BEN pierttn Gtpdtpsrt bss 0nuftS
auf ben 9of binub, 100 er ipt Iitgen
blisb. Mn Dem Muffommtn be1
aIempntrmeiftsrs ipiro ge3ipttftlt.
6sTsn bat Die 7ot offsnbdr II sinsm
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Copyright. 1913. International News Service.


And as he slipped the plate holder
into his pocket Larry answered with
knowledge: "Yes-but a policeman
is policeman the world over"
Il guess that amt no lie," replied
Donnell.
Larry was fairly bursting with jubi-
liant friendliness now
You're all right, Donnell-and If
anything ever happens to you here
your foot slips-and you never can
tell when 1T will-maybe I could help
you to get a start in the BIG town
Think you could, sir?"
'Indeed-and 1 do"
And Larry was ready to welcome
back to the room even such sonce
dangerous foes as the chief and the
inspector.
Chief. I don't suppose we can get
back to the filibustering matter to-
night?" he queried.
"No-captain-this has put crimp
in it,
Well any time I can assist YOU
said the victor with large generosity.
Not tonight 80
"Sure?"
ooh, / guess we have the matter
fairly well in hand" answered Demp-
ster. For one moment that gave Hol-
brook pause. But he thought of the
pockets of his dinner jacket and the
sleeve of his topcoat and took heart
of grace.
He looped his coat over his arm and
set his gray fedora on his head after
a comprehensive sweep and salute.
Well, IL you're sure there is moth
ing l can do-goodnight."
And he thought the battle won. But
the battle had not yet begun.
Over the table in his den sprawled
the dead spider-poisonous, danger
Gus even in death. And in a dainty
bedroom not far away a girl was
staring out into the night with eyes
that were learning to look on horror
The men Holbrook left behind him
in the spiders den went on with their
grim business of tracking every pos
sible clew that led to the destroyer of
the poison creature before them. And
the sprawling thing that had once
been called by his fearful victims a
dangerous and powerful man lay I'M
disturbed across the table where he
had fallen.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-31

= Seeking a Husband =
xxn>H. is that the way you make
them, Mary?"
By CONSTANCE CLARKE

.xxnsH. is that the way you make
them. Mary?"
Sure, an Miss Peggy. how
did you think you'd be maxim them?"
"Oh, cut hole out of the middle
of each round thing. and fill 1t up
with jelly, and bake it."
Mary interrupted with burst Of
hilarious laughter, and as I patted
and pinched the crust for the tarts,
I decided that it must be harder to
be cook than a nurse.
You put the jelly in afterwards"
said Mary. as she showed the pan
into the oven. And I. full of pride
that I was doing my first bit of bak-
ing for DR.. Hammond, who was COM
ing down to dinner, settled back In
the big kitchen chair to wait for the
tarts to bake.
Mary hustled around the kitchen IN
the most businesslike way. and
sighed and looked reflectively out
through the glass door of the laun-
dry. 1t was raining, just the kind of
a steady rain that made me long for
the cool pink and white couch up in
the den, and that book that had just
come up from the library. I tugged
absently at my apron, and then, with
my thoughts still far away, 1 woke
to the fact that Mary was speaking
to me-
Sure an Miss Peggy, why don't
you run upstairs and let me take
care of the tarts? Who's to know
the difference, child?"
But / said decidedly: mo. Mary,
must do it my own self Next time
I'll know just how it's all done. and
Doctor Hammond just loves tarts."
The tinkle of the telephone. and
flew upstairs.
Hello, yes, this is Miss Dean. Oh.
Doctor Hammond? Yes. I'm very
busy. I'm expecting company for
dinner"
You're not coming? Why? Oh,
of course you can't in a case like that
Why do people have to go and get
hurt anyway? Yes. of course I un-
derstand. Don't you need me to help?
1 wish I could"
DO you really? Well, that helps
some. Anyway I needed you to help
me cheer up. it's such horrid day.
Oh, yes, and we're going to have tarts
for dinner. Yes, l knew you'd be
sorry. Next time? Well, maybe. You
see I'm making them, and"
"Of course 1 can cook Please don't
jolly. oh, no. you won't, you'll be too
busv to miss even the tarts.'
1.-The tarts, perhaps, not you"-the
words sang across the wire, and l sat
down-on the stairs in the dark and
reflected. He really did want to
come. And the thought that he would
miss me even in the rush of an acct
dent case, and the deepening of his
voice when he said those last words
my face burned, and 1 put my fingers