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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-14
WORKING ON Y. N.
C. 4. EQUIPMENT

The members OF the ladies' commit
tee Of the Y. NJ. c. A., assisted by vol
unteer women from various parts of
the town and It's surroundings, are
engaged in tackinE comforts. making
window curtains and other furnish
ings for. the new association building.
They meet in the lobby Of the building
every morning and have two working
sessions day; one in the forenoon
and the other in the afternoon. For
convenience in carrying out its enter.
prise the community has been divided
into sections; one of which meets ev-
cry day. The ladies residing in the
district included in the territory be-
tween River street and Pike avenue
and seventh and Fifteenth streets will
have charge Of AFFAIRS on Friday.
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SECURED HUMTInG, AUTO
AND MARRIAGE LICENSES
At THE SAME TIME

o. L Gibbs, who started on camp
ing trip yesterday morning to the
Western Slope. stopped at the county
clerks ofrlce in Canon City and pur-'
chased a hunting license AS he was
preparing to leave the oflice County
Clerk Smith. in his courteous man.
ner. asked him II be had secured =
new state automobile license.
'.No. have not" replied Mr.. cibbs.
"and by the way. have an idea This
hunting license win permit me to hunt
bride: the auto license win give me
the privilege OF running her down
and marriage license viii do the
trick after she is captured Great
scheme. I'll take both marriage and
auto license. If you please. Mr.. Smith,
A few hours later Mr.. Gibbs and
Miss Minnie Meacham were quietly
married at the parsonage OF the First
Baptist church. Rev. c. t. Iisley. Of
nclatins- Immediately after the cero-
mony the newlyweds started vest by
automobile where they VIII enjoy their
honeymoon in some beautiful and ap-
propriate mountain retreat.
The Citizen joins the couples many
Florence friends In extending happy
congratulations and trusts that their
married life VIII be one Of unaIloyed
biiss.-Florence Citizen.
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LIMIT OF WEIGHT N PARCEL
POST TO Be RAISED AUG. Is

Washington. Aug. Further to
popuiarize the parcel post system with
the public. Postmaster General Burle-
son announced that after August
10 the weight limit on packages would
be placed at twenty pounds tit now is
eleven pounds), and that sharp re-
duction in charge for the transporta-
ton of packages would be made.
He announced also that on the same
date the banking BY mail" feature
would be introduced into the postal
savings system
The reduction In charges on matter
for local delivery Is from the present
rate OF cents for the FIRST pound and
cent for each additional pound to 5
cents for the first pound and cent
for each additional two pounds or
fraction thereof.
For delivery in the first zone the
rate will be reduced from cents for
the first and 3 cents for each addition
al pound to cents and cent: for
the second zone the cate viii be cut
from cents and cents to cents
and cent for each additional pound.
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MILLIONAIRE LEAVES
CANON MAN LEGACY

Salt Lake City. August 7.-F-
H. McGee. general agent in Utah
and other western states for the Chase
& sanborn company. coffee import
ers. was notified yesterday that he was
a beneficiary under the will OF Charles
B. sias. head fthe Chase & sanborn
arm. who died last week. leaving
s25o.ooo to employees. McGee's share
is $1,000. He lives I'm the Bransford
apartments.
The will Of sias. a millionaire. is
conceded to be a remarkable docu-
ment. He provided that men who had
served the company In the capacity Of
salesman to the number Of ffty-hve
should be given sums OF money rang
ing from $1,000 downward to $500. Of
fee employees, and those working In
the factory and I'm the shipping rooms.
provided they had been in his employ
for more than a year. In addition to
this. s25oo is left to each of i've Wild
ows of company travelling representa-
tives.
Speaking of the legacy yesterday
MIR. MCGEE said:
"Mr. sias believed that firm should
have a soul. He was honest and kind:
and honesty and kindness are like the
notes of a great organ. We cannot
see the player. but through the aisles
floats the music. making hearts light
er. burdens easier to bear. strengthen
ing confidence in mankind His will
is wonderful. He made many private
b, quests to relatives aud friends. and
to educational and charitable institu-
tons. His provision for the widows
OF former employees was splendid
expression of human kindness.
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How'd This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of casarrh that can
not be cured by Halle catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known >.
J. Cheney for the last is years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions AID financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his frm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo. o.
Halls catarrh Cure Is taken intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
Tako Halls Faa.,.y, Pills for consti-
pation.--adv.
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INCREASING MISERY
Some Canon City kidney Sufferers Get
Little Rest or Comfort.

There is little sleep. little rest. llttls
peace for many n sufferer from kidney
trouble. Life 10 one continual round
Of pain. You can't rest at night when
there's kidney backaohe. You suffer
tEinses and ~stabs' OF pain. annoying
urinary disorders. iamencss and nerv-
ousness. You can't be comfortable At
work with darting pains and binding
dizzy spells. Neglect these ailments
and serious troubles may follow. Be-
gin using Doan's Kidney pills at lse
nrst slsn of disorder. Thousands
have testified to their merit.
Proof in Canon City testimony:
George Gregory. lass River 81. Can
on City. Colo. says: "A friend was
sick ated with kidney trouble. he
had to pass the kidney secrctions sew
en- or eight times at night and hs suf-
fered intensely from his hack had
heard of Doan's Kidney Pills and got
. supply from Hunter PaImer's Drus
Store. They cured him. I viii tell
anyone in Canon City this msa's name
and where he iivssL-
For sais BY all dealers. Price 80.
cents. Fostsr-siilburn o., Buaa,o.
New York. sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the nams-Doan's-snd
take no other.--adv.
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Suffered Eczema Fifty Years-New

Seems long time to endure the
awful burning. itching. smarting, skin
disease known as "tstter"-another
name for Eczema. Seems good TO
realize. also. that DR.. Hobson's Eeze-
ms Ointment has proven a perfect
cure.
Mrs. d. L Kenney writes:-T cam
not sufficiently express my thanks 70
you for your DR.. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment. II has cured my tetter.
which has troubled me for over nifty
years." All druggists. or by mail, 500.
adv. ~
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Hse II Japan.

Mrs. Hurley. who is spending the
summer in Japan. writes from yoka-
homA to friends here that IT is very
hot there.
She also says few evenings after
she had been there she was taken to :
moving picture show and tho Aryt
picture was a seiIs picture taken q
Canon City in which was shown Cam
on City scenes and Canon city people,
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REPORT OF WATER
COMMISSIONER

The following report Of the water
commissioner viii be Interesting as
showing the volume OF water carried
by the Arkansas river:
River down to regular winter fiow
of 800 second feet through Royal
Gorge.
-Ten second feet Of storage from Mt.
Pissah used daily by Park Center
ditch
-rhirty-four second feet used on
Beaver Park from shaefer reservoir
daily.
Cutting good-crop of native hay
on Upper Four Nile Greek, around
Highland.
"Grape Greek is the only tributary
any water into the river
from East line of chaffee county TO
Kansas line at present time.
The rains of mid July did n lot Of
good but the fall was rather Light on
the higher attitudes.
ID. 8. JONES,
water Commissioner. District No. p"
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Nurse,,y slock.

/ have the agency for the Plumneld
Nurseries. This stock has xIven good
snsisfaction. Extra nne stock this
year. wsnt to sive you prices.--sdv.
isaptswtip. ED Q. BRlES'
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County Treasurer Jonathan Seaman
and family left on an carly train this
morning for Almont where they Will
spend week or ten days ssmpins
and fishing. y
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MRS. BRIDGET PARKS,
FRUIT vENDER, CRUSHED
TO DEATH BY A SWITCH
ENGINE THURSDAY

of age and her maiden name was
Moriarity. Her husband. who is a
miner by occupation. left her twelve
or fifteen months ago with a baDy
daughter to support and his where
abouts are at present unknown. The
daughter has for some time past been
in the care of the sisters at Mt st.
Scholastica's academy, although she
made her home with her mother on
Floral avenue at night 1t was for the
little girl that the mother worked and
shaved; her devotion to the interests
OF the child being a remarkable ex-
hibition Of personal sacrifice and par
entail love. Mrs. Parks was an adher-
ent of the Catholic faith. but her du-
ties at the railroad station prevented
her from a very frequent attendance
at religious worship.
Daughter TO BE Adopted By Sisters.
The little girl. 1t is understood. will
be adopted by the sisters at the acade-
my who will care for her as long as
a guardianship is needed to 1T her for
the responsibilities OF life. The grief
of the little child as she beheld her
bleeding and mutilated mother and
watcher her die was pathetic in the
extreme and brought tears to the eyes
Of those about her.
Among those who saw the accident
that deprived Mrs. Parks Of her life
we're c. NJ Cover, his son. Myron, and
Franklin Smith Jr.. the two latter
calling to her to look out for the ap-
preaching locomotive as she started
across the railroad tracks. Her zeal
to sell to passengers on the trains all
the fruit she could frequently led
Mrs. Parks into danger OF being run
over and she was more than once
warned by City Marshal Cramer. Po-
lice Officer Jerry Moran and the rail-
road employees to be more careful
about her personal safety. Only n
day or two ago she is said to have
narrowly escaped a death similar 20
the one that overlook her Thursday
afternoon.
Coroner's Inquest this Afternoon.
Coroner Thomas A. Davis of Port
land was informed of the acciden.
soon after its occurrence and presided
at an inquest conducted by Deputy
District Attorney z. II. Stienmeyer at
Wilson's mortuary chapel at o'clock
this afternoon at which a number of
witnesses were examined and facts In
accordance with the above story
brought out David Parks. husband
Of the dead woman. is a welshman
and is well known to may people
about town. He was prominent as a
miner in Cripple Greek a few years
ago and was a familiar character at
most OF the coal mining camps OF this
county.
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Mr.. MCGEE has lived in Canon cry
many years and has many friends
here who rejoice in his good fortune.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13
I. aapitel.
lie Gntoefnna.

Ilice i%d)lummerte lpeiter in i9rem
eiitiameil. fleiuen gettd)en, ieuiste
maIldmal i'm Shlai mnn ais Die
@lode neiit llbr idIue, iilbr lie ali
unb rief: y@ubriele, Gabrielle, no
bit Cup" 9um erinnerte iie lid,
oaB Gabrielle in Sieier Had)t nift 81
ibr fam, mo weinte iih gum 5peitell
Mole in Shloi.
Sn Der Slide Geid,Gftigtc lid Si-
nab nit perid)iebenen Sansbaltunas.
%geid]aften. Sic bottc ben S6rei ae-
bort, ben @obriele arseeitoben, ais
lie erfabren. mie grauinm man lie se.
taliId)t, unb gleid, linn bate lie lid,
gemlrn6ert, nober Der Son lpobl
fommen moac.
g@emiB mar eS eii,er Ger Srasen
bon oieien Singiniern," iaste lie.
Die ifreien IN Giuem tort" uno mil
bieiem Sd,luiic beirieOigt. orbeitetc
lie mciter. Gin pocr 5lpei Wal aimr
lie ms ,Saus mo iprnOcrte lid,
Grllli alieit 81 lebell. phne 'clnC
luuae Srnll. peld,c, ipie lie rihtir
pcrmltbete. iracnbmO iein ml,Btr.
oIas iii feline grt unb @eiie.'
mnrmeltc lie, Init Ybilipp unD mil
ipar eS qanS mtOers."
9ie ShluBiolac. hob sic peiBel
Seiltc gnn5 onbers ieien. bcriibiat,
lie enolidl, 8ieber febrte tic il
bic Slide 5urild, gerube olS 9rlnlo:
critics lullteS Seuleu crtontc.
9inob belt ,ooS Setlcn 6cS Snur
ocs iiir eiu iid)ereS SobcsSeid,err. mi
lieB Dor Sdlrcden ibrc SalgterSc ial
len.
Him SimnlelSwilen, rper niri
! jeet iterben?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13

Ter elite DER Nadltidnel5iig oabilt,
mo Die @iilid)e idit oaer 3ciicnScl
bielteIl nit leillcr Gile Sd)ritt. 9ttr
ein bleides, b%lall1lgiges M1Dhcn
tirdtetc Die 3eit, pern Der }ug leine
Veltlnlmllng erreid)t bobell milo tic IN
9tem Dcrf lem miiroc. @ie lie il
lpeit gliiflidl gefommun mar, mubtc
lie lcl6lt founl. Sic ipllBtc iIilr, bni
Seocrmom frern0lidJ nit ibr gene
len. oaB man tic gefrast bate, NO
bin lie aebcr mnllte. bis clolidy oie
leBte grpbc 8erdnoernn0 nor iid ae-
gongen, Der blolle Nilbion iibcrioi)s
rem mar, Ilbanp meit binter ihlten
lag. uno tic lid id)nel DER MctropoIe
ndberten. Gag itn6 9tadt mar tic
gereiit. inmcr nit bemiclben unbe.
ltimmten trulriaen 9cpuBtieiu oeS
Sd)mcrScs, Dem 8cbonfcn. baB iiir
lie bic @elt ME mcbr i~reunolid, DER
Sonnenid)ein ME meir bed. Ole 9lil.
men nic mehr liehlid iein miiroen.
Sait frompibuit pcrntieO lie nllc
8lide; ais cine Came bintcr jhr lire
Sd)ultern berilbrtc unb iropte: y@a$
fcblt Sbnell, licbca Mdoden?" iu6r
lie Dor Inair sulnmnlcu mo CAB
feline Intipurt; crit ais ole ,Srnlc
%wieocrbnlt muroc, iuate lie: g i'd
BIN 10 r1ll0e mo franf, uno Ger 3ltg
mod,t lold)en SGrm."
oSino lie lpeit bcrgefcmillen?"
rSa, icbr. lebr pcit." Tanl irdgtc
lie, ais lie iih nit Sdaliocrlt an 0us
Carmen nm Sic Srrmirruug Der
groBercn ct ~ c.ilHerte, lit 9tem
g)orf uicl arT'c" 'io I1rnicnber, OILS
albanp nno &uiiate2~
vSn," rrmiGcrto oicA 3ome. iibc,
Die ionocrbarc ,Sroge ldd)ellro. .Sino
Tic ME bort gcncien2"
.Sa, iriiber, ais id) nod aiuo
mar"
sic ideinen iest nod Gin babies
aino 81 iein. Saben Sic 6reuiloc
in Der Staot?"
oslae, Die ih auf Der gSelt iiber.
banpt babe" lfliif5te @ubrielc.
Die Game iiiblte arpBeS Sntereiir
fir oaS ainb, nno pGrc tic nod) 9tep
BORT eegangen, 10 bate Tic iid Der
slrmen meiter nngenonmelL uber lie
ltieg i'll Helpburab aus, lnb Gabrielle
mar pieoer allein. Sic bate bon
Diem Dorf gebort. fonnte lid uber
fein Bib BON Der Stabt MAIDEN, mn
als iie enolid) nngefommeli mar mn
elmer Menihenlenge ourd) oen
Nabnbof nod 0roaopap iolatc.
muroe lie mir ilno ihminolid, BON
Dem bet1ubeuoeu @etoie. Gincima,
ii, 2ouispiGe, guiialo mo ssllbam
5uiammen iporen nihta aegen bicic
Weltltaot, un0 in ibrer Eermirrunl
m1re iie wobl aiif oos Eflaiter &C.
%ltiir5t, mare lie nid,t ourd) Die 0fen
ifenrnenge iortbemegt poroen. Ii$
cine reid gefleibetc iunge Came al
ibr poriiberltreifte, erbob lie Die Nh
gen uno iraate iflihtern, no Mrs.
0aniel Burt moDne?
0ie Srage NOR 5u nlbern, nm be.
atIet 81 lperoen, lelbIt uenn gebort;
Die Game aing meitcr mo lie5 6ia.
briele ebenio mniiieno mic jitpor
iiber Nrs. Saniel 9urt's N~ltfentbalt.
sn orei ODER bier nnoere Tameli
ridtete lie Die gleid,e ISruge, obcr
AIRS. 9oniel Burt mar oilbenidcin
lid) in 3ew gorf nif)t nIlaemein be-
fonnt, benn Hiemtano itenttc ihr ole
! (syprtIebuna a,li Der A.. Scitc.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13

nen?" badte iie, fam i6 aui ins,
mer geben2 sou i'd ME mebr' Die
eeliebten 3iiee. leben, Die tbeiire
Stimme boren?"
Sic blifte anf 5lrr Simnnel nno
betete, oaB, rpenn lie iid i'm Seuieits
begegncten, er iie fennen nrb lieben
lernen mohte, UNI oeiienttpiqer, mas
lie bienieoen I'M i'm selitten babe.
Gtf Dem melfen @ras iin6 ben
oiirren 9lattern mahte iid elm Nas
id)eln borbar, lie 5og lid 5uriid, neil
lie fiirhtete, geIeben 81, merben, aber
es mar MIR Bruno, Der sroBe Wdd)-
terBnnb, Der ebeu Don ieiner aette
l%psaenlad)t iporben mar. Or fam ben
@eg beraufseiprunsen uno n1berte
lid, NIT wiloem bumpien anurren
Dem Elase. mo- 9abriele Itano.
Brunei" fliiiterte lie, gutter
9runo!" uno in einem Miisenblif
lag Ser l~1ngebeure aetten6uub me-
Oelnb ibr SIT SiiBen uno ledte ibre
Sanbe nit flasenoem Zone, aIs oh
er abne. oaB etrpas nidt rett lei.
Sod einen iebniiihtisen Bid
mari lie allf grnit, tbrdnenpoI be.
trad)tete lie Die nlte Seimatb unb
elite Die Ilee biuauf, bon Bruno ge.
folgt, Der iid meber olirh 2iebfoien
nod Sroben forttreiben lieB. I'm.
ionit ltampte @abriele nit oem SuBe,
umionit pano iie lire @rme Inn lei.
men baarieen Sails; CT antwortete
MIR nit ihnafem @inieIn bas
ebenio flar ieinen Giseniinn aus.
oriifte, oils es @orte aetban 6dtten.
@r pilBte pobl, bob Gabrielle a., Ole.
Ter Sturtoe nihts auf Der StraBe 81,
tbi,n babe, uno nit all Ser Sreite iiiio
anbGneIiffeit ieiner 3ace beitlob
er, ibr SIT folgen. gnhlif als lie ner-
5rpeifelte, ieiner los sli rperoen, erin
uerte tic iid, oab er nit grobter
Sorefalt ieben @eeenItanS biitete,
Der einem ieiuer @ebieter eebortc.
unO aitf Der Bride, Die iiber Den glf-
born fiibrte, lieb lie abiiftlid eincn
Sanbifuub mo ibr Snifentiid) ial.
len, meld)' leeteres ibren aaftsen 9eo.
men trng. Gle Git gelong, benz,
nod,bem er unionit berilift bate.
ibr 5u periteben 5u geben, baB lie ct
mas perloreu, febrte Der Slinb 5uriif
itno nit lautem, ~trauriaen Seulen,
bos Gabrielle oils iein Nlbihiebsport
annabm, legte er lid neben Dem
Smtoihub uno Dem Saidentud, ME.
Der nto wnnbte pom 3eit su 3eit ben
&opf nad) Ser Ridtnng. Die Tie einge-
ihlagen batte, flGglid beliIenb, als CT
lab, oaB lie nift snriidfebrte.
ltnteroeiien ieste Gabrielle igrelt
@eg fort uto erreid)te, ais Der 3i,s in
Der 9tGbe borbar nliroe, cine Baum
grippe. Die Dem gabnbof geseniiber
bid)t am @ege itanb. 9on bier aus
fonnte lie unbemerft einiteigen, nrtb
ais Der 3iie belt. iprane lie leift
aili oie Stlifen bes letter @agens
uro trat elm. Iie Heiienben ponoten
ibr ben Riifen 81, MIR elmer ODER
5pei iaben lie ltnO oieie beobadteten
tie faitm eilen glligenblif, pdbreno
lie einen Der Sbiire naben Sis elm
nubm unb Den Shleier iiber's @e-
iid)t Sog.
Sbre 9llteit lpnr limionit. aeiner
bate lie lie seieben, ooer bon ibr ge.
bort; i'm nGfiten augenblide iubr
Der 3ug ab ltnO lie mafte allein nit
gebrodeneln, blutenoem Ser5en lire
rSoh3eitsreiie".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-13

fem @el0, p0er i,lir meltig gebabt.
Sic mar ME allein pom Sailic tort.
gepeien, iinb bate lie lid iest birl-
ausgenagt, 10 miir0e mobl irgeno Sc
mano tie geieben uno p~ermiithet no
ben, mer lie lei, 0enn Die 3eitungeil
bon nab nnb fern beipraben Dos CIR
eigniB, Sober beifrieb Is nad eige-
men Iniihten, ollie aber lparell borin
einig Den @emabl 81 taoelrl, Den lie
81 einem eranIamen, geiiibQoIerl
Meniben Itempelten Der iGbig lei,
ieoe Srou mobniimnig 81 MAIDEN.
llmionit mano lid grnit lutter bieier
Gual, err fonnte iih nift helfen. Die
@eihid)te mad)te Die Riluoe, lultrbe
BEL jeber neleu Wieoerbolitug Der.
grDBert, Bis enblif elm @obenblatt
aaeS anbere iibertrat inbem cs bas
graebniB inter Dem Sitel: ySfein.
barer ihredliher Moro" peroffent.
lihte.
unteroelien lieS aiid grnIt MnSei.
| gen iiber Die 8erlorenc in Die offent.
lif)en 9lGtter einriifen, obne Soii.
ming ieoodl, baB oieic tie Suriidbrin.
gen miirben. Sir i'm mar tic foot.
ielbit pertlt man lire 2eid)e nif)t oiii.
finben fonnte. Is miiBten tiefc III.
ergriiuolid,e 2oder i'm SluBbettc icin,
in zines herielben fonllte tic aefallel
iein, uno 10 gab er lie init nieoergc.
iflagenem @eiite iiuo tiefer Serad).
tiing Dor iih ielblt oiif oils perlcren,
erwarteno, mas Die 3itfnnft silnGfii
bringen miirbe.
Mnndlmdl 0ad)te er or ,Siabello
nno fragte iid,, was Tie si ieinem
Brief eeiagt baben meroe? als er
tie 3uleet geiebe1n, bate lie oanou &C.
iprod)en, boB lie ibrer Mutter Salb.
bruoer, Der IN Canton IN Ohio lebtc,
beiiid]en Dollten, uro er bate ibr
beim gbid)ieo geiagt: y@enn Sic
'omeit reiien, miiBten Sic aiih 8eo-
itone SalI beirtfen."
Or elaiibte jeood) niht, oab lie
fommet miirbe, ia err bottle es ernIt.
lid), benn, obmobl er Der 2ebenoe,,
llnreft aetban. iuolte err bod Der
Sooten treu bleiben unO 10 iaB or
Gag fir Gag in ieiner perooeten Sci.
matb, er briitete iiber Die 8ergangell-
belt, bemiibte lid, oie 8egenmart 81
pereeiien. iino bebte BON Der 3u-
flrnft. Die iiir i'm 10 boffnunsslos
ihien. Ser 8eodnfe an Gabrielle
periolgte ibn i%ortip1brenb, iu,o i'm
9raume borte err oft jenen flagenOerl
Con, Der, wie er ~iiberseust mar, bon
ibr ausgeitoBen woroen mar, ais liz
5uerit erfabren, mie graltiam man lie
get1rid)t bate.
9tad) unb naf) Ting err al, lie 81
permiiierL er bord)te. alS Tonne er
nod ibre flare Stimme, Den leihten
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(Sortiebung auf Der a. Scite.,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-12-23
KINsMEN OF CASH.

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If you want to know how many
people are anxious to be your rela-
tons, just live alone, adopt an All
of mystery, accumulate good-sized
fortune, and die without making d
will. Then, if your spirit revisits
the glhmpses of the dark seance, you
are liable to get new ideas on the
kinship of the human race. "A man
died recently in Chicago leaving a
fortune estimated at some 5000, 900.
He fulfilled all the requirements
listed above. In the few weeks since
his death alleged sisters and cousins
and aunts have cropped up in all
parts of the United States, not to
mention persons claiming to be wives
or offspring. Apparently he had
more kinsmen than the descendant
Of Mormon elder; and instead of
leading mere double life, he must
have led multiplex one to account
for all the claimants of his fortune.
The attraction of a good-sized sack
of money is enough towarp family
tree into strange and unusual shapes
Chicago Journal.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-12-23
The January Smart Seta

The editors of The Smart Sstshow
their appreciation of the value of
highgrade poetry by leading off the
January number with a long poem
New York." by Edwin Davis
Schoonmaker-a striking odeito the
western metropolis written in con-
nection with New York's approach
ing bicentenary. The novelett that
appears complete, in this issue is by
George Bronson-Howar and is en-
titled THE Parasite" tits a tale
of Broadway plots and counter plots
and was suggested by some real in
cidents that gave even that sophis-
ticated thoroughfsie rude shock a
decade or so ago. This novelett is
properly a continuation of "The
Pages from the Book of Broadway"
which has proven the most startling
series of realistic magazine stories of
the year. n