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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-21

Fred Gcntncr riqua. ohio For
two years ! suffered with rheumatism
The doctors treated me for different
kinds of sickness Gut did mr p.
good. read of Mmlcrol.. uud b.-
gan To- use il at once. Iu short dime
/ regaincd The use OF nay limb" esq
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-20
@e eahermaHns Gbrs fnansiert
pnrbe.

GnIGBTib bes erobeH Grful9es bes
Reuen Su6ermnnniben Stiides Ser
quite &ui- TT es ittereIiditt, il& Der
aHfGnge bes Draniatiters Suber-
mann tu erinnern. Slbermunn tpar
I9on NIT RooeIlen Mnb RoHaRen
rrfolsrei@ berooreetreteu, ba rieten
Teine Grsirnbs. er ioIe bod einrraI
BEN Bes sur 4iibns Derhs&en. aber
S,f6ermdnn Iehnte OBJ; -Denu Id
rinen Roman i6ret5e, banH taItu Id
NIT Si1erbeit barauf rs&nen, bab
i'd hn IN fiiraer 8eit ireenbspo uiter.
brtnge. Gber etn Drama foltet mid
Ianee arbett, 6ann tpanbert es mona.
!eIana bon eiitem Oirettor sum anbe.
rem, eS 1T fraeIid, ob es angeHonl.
men pirb, un6 tpirb es aHeenommen,
10 lit es ipieoer probIenatiid, ob Der
SrfoL9 Der auffiibrungen bte Wifben
meiner arbeit un6 Dos Darten
Iobnt.~ 90 taten fi9 etnioe Der
ISreunbe 6u6ermanns biHommert,
oariinter Der iiineft in Ruris per.
Ttorbene Suitisrot WtihaeIis, unb tie
brnhten 5000 Marf aiit. Die ioG-
ten Dem 9ihter ern0gIiden, in aller
Rube ioreenlos elm oramatiihes
8erf 3u ihaffen. @iirOe d teinen
@rfoIe babeu, 10 ioIlten Die 5000
Rarfs a fon0s perOu seeeben ieiu
Biiroe bas Stiid aber Grfols baben,
70 ioIlte ben sGorantiefonos5eid-
nern" Die SdIfte Der Gantiemen au.
flieben. limb Subermnm beaann
feline oronatiihe arbeit - fc bieb
yDie Gbre" uno lpurbe elmer Der
arobten finaraielIen GbentererfoIge
aIler 8eiten -.
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carmen au perfanfem.

Der splbtut Sanb Ron atIantte Gttp
bat 9trmSssn fur lsint 9slBu rporbtH. abr
bic sss,nwirtissn prttt ptrptu niGt trIaubsn
bic gIahtn prOits In Der 3ufuuft. @tbtt uat
psiTtn er6etT naiiirlihtr BprifabL abfeepn
StgbIanbs, tpsldt bic Rseisruue isBt osr'
binbst NIT 9ltIautir City eurt Anltsuus siuts
tisfsn Wadrprgss, unb trlanstt siutn acmpltr
ron 5-S gldn (sIf stpTbuIi&t SauIpts) fur
nur 5000, jabIbar ntpuatiH, unb btpbabtti, tctt
CT auE6df. Ibsr tbutt ts lest, ipenn 9bT
unpsrmdbiht Sttieuug In gBtribtn sIbnibsu
ppllt. 9n btr 3piidtujttt jisbtt 8sil1tn,
,iihti 5ibutr unb mahst @tIb.
Snbsn Sit ismals uHanl6last ben Wtrtb fil
it lslbf une bsr 8inea pur& GrpTb tinis
Stiniss i'm Sanet, NO SbTt 8tlunebttt uni
gibraltar gtltittt psrbtn fsuusu tn SihtTbut
eur9 bic rtinissnbsn Giuiiiiis esr gidiur ! GIN
eiit ppn 1900 bufrisefnsn a6ufsrn piTp 9pntr
Iur Snlptfttcu ppTesltst.
EtItpbpuirt, ihrribtt cttr iprttt por IN I'll
ptcplt's 8dnf @sbduht, Scranton, pa, BON
bis 5. Samfis Abfue bic llbr. @iIttri 4
S'9alaebau. Bel 5slspbpu 20i6 ). Wtut
5tItpbon 2i3. Gin,tlbtittn f6untu aud tr
lanet ptretn in BEN elsye bcttl, Didlpn SttE
unb BEN Rsnbbam prtsI Rsnbbam, pa. IL,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-20

@emnfe nnS Slumen Samen
in @Iarf's Samenbunbluus, 124 u
Wuibinston auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-20

= Ole @ountp @ommiNdre erb5htsu
9eiteru 9iahmittas bas acknowledgment
bon $3.50 auf $500 ben 6uB Gder, aud
ipuros bic @rbnuun9 Der @onntD Sano'
ftra6e leitens Der WteDonalo Sonitrut'
tiOn @OmpuHie einseitellt.
= Srau @alter 8lr6er pom 8uib'
burn Strabe uno SOrtOn Simball uou
9anias @itD muroen seitern 0iahmit'
tae oil Der @de pOu aoams guenue unH
Sinoeu StraBe lehr i6merjlI6 ober
niht 9ef6brlib perlett, alS VI. s. S'
BODle uOn gloums auenue nit leinem
automObil lie traf.
- Die Bemeguug. $4,000 fiir ben
uuterbalt Der Dffentlihen Spielpl1st
fir oieien CONNER 3u erbeben, ideinI
erfolgrei6 meroen ,u mollen, oenn bic
Wtontng waren ldon $500 fir ben
3ned ge3si9net uno mon erwartet BIZ
8iiauj nod in ben naalten &assl 3u
erlan9eH.
- Ole 8siiteusrn ,u ben 8apellt
3onierten. pelhe i'm, 9aufe oes Som'
mers auf bsm @eridtssebduoe @runo'
ftiid ab9ebalten merOeH iOllen, laufen 10
rsihlih Elm, oaB bas Somite nuumebt
SOrbereitunsen fur bieislben trifft. Die
Son,erte iOlleu ieoen Wtittwoh Nbeno,
BON 8 bis 10 llhr, abgcbalten meroer
nnb iOll um 20. Wtai Der aufunS &C.
maht meroen.
BG- @twa am i. Gpril pirO Or. 6.
6. Saubud, 3abuar3t, nad bem Dime
0ant @ebIuoe umliehen. @rlan9st oie
Sabritubl slnsemObnbeit.
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Vile MtGnnerfranfbeiten
Mae SSrauenfraatbeiten

aus, unb Git[tn @tIunebtii, 8rafi unp 9tbsnss
frfuoisfsit auf tis Dausr prompt pitosr btr.
Bis pislt bunbnt franfs palonsu bsnStbigsn
loihs 8tbdueluug = zine fombinirts 3 banb-
lung, ptlhe otu Ntrpen, benz 9lut upb BEN
Srgautn bes 8SrpHs ~ eIti6fr ,3tii bilft2
9Bit of III 20 er Jda, baB franft ptTIontn auf
biz tbsTibts 9pes fcnimtn, Ilh lrlblt purb Re
bbin trispn beTlultsaeu, wdbrenb bsr SiB her
Ssranibet i'm Rtrpsnlyhtm HEet unp nnOtbih9t
cine Btbaueluns nit GIsftrisiiGt pUnnSlbsu III.
gDit pitlt ptrIpntu lino thGri6t ssnua. cine
Sur nur buru elsttriiit6t ~ btpsrflisaissu.
Wlattrialisn (Dlspbiusn) inb sum AufOdu ess
msnlhli6tu 3DrptTs frfoTetrlh, uno wtlde
has gisrptnyIftm eurhaus Mot litftrn fauu.
Die WiatsIialien pptr Sublfannn, aus ptlhtn
Diustsln. 8tbsint une RtTptnf6esn etma@t
Iinp, miilItn burh bic 3irfulaiipn bee luits
fommtu. Warum 3tii uno @elb ueTlbptnbtn
an cine etujigt Stbanpuus, pslbt bios has
BIut betriit pGbrsnb bic ReIpsn and Silft be-
nUtbisen = Upr umssfrbrt2 Dsnu Ole uu'
rtinss SIui babtn, II 9br Nrvenpiftm ausss
ariffsn, etun bas Slut irGgi al eas 1tpartr.
ungemattrial buTb ben. san;eu aDrper, fur bic
RsTpsn uuD Ylusftln; ptnn bns 0trpsnlpftm
ui1t in Srpnuns IL, tritt cine Sioduns I'm
eauft bes Bluits Gin unb auf bitt gpnIt pire
baslslbt bur& Subfau,tn pTatfttt unp has
bfbtuttt @sfabr fur bas etbsn.
@ifmf&afi lfbrt uns, baB unire aSrpE
aus tintm tlsitrii&sm pbr snsrsil&tm 1bstl unb
fiHtm mueful6lsH pbsr preanilhtm 5bsil be-
ifsbtn, unb barum btutet WilItni&aft auf ben
fpmbiniritn @fbrau@ BON
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-20

@eieuiduft" In 9umburg uno Stettin
mar Oas persansene @siddftsiubr tein
isbr siinitises. Sm Sabre 1912 wur'
ben nur 6 Bro,ent Diuioenoen beiablt,
sssen IL i'm Sabre 1911. Der Bau
uon Sfiffen fiir Die faiierlide 6lotte
uno ben pom 4auffabrteilfiifen uerurs
Iuhte allein eiuen Yerlult BON jwei
Dttilionen Wtarf.
Il Sn allen oeutIhen @arniIonltd6'
ten wuroe Der 10. Mfdrs oils Der 100.
Stiftunsstas bes @iiernen Sreu3es, Der
%. Eooestas oss 9aiiers Btlbelm l.
uub Der @sburtstas Der 8Snisin 2uiie
nit gldnjenoeu mtlit6riideu SSeitlihtei
ten besunssn. bic Elm @lisO in Der 8etts
Der Subelfeiern gum @eoaatnib oer Be'
freiun9strie9e biloen.
T gluldBli1 Der bnnosrtitsn Biebers
febr oes Gobestages Ebeooor So ners,
Der am &c. au9uit 1918 In einem Sc
isAt bel @aoebui1 ftsl, ioll Elm Dent.
nal bes Didters In Brsslau auf oem
Sheitniger @eldnoe erribtet weroen.
Das MobeI befinbst iid nod i'm 9lte.
lisr bss Bilobauers u. SRraumanu in
6ranifurt a. 3D., Der auh oas Bresz
lauer @i6enoorfosnfmal ssidaffen bat.
@s ,sist ben Didtsr i'm Wafenfleioe
bsteno. Die fnieenbe Sisur, Die Die
slrme auf bas Sdwert itiist, bat eine
SObe uon 1,80 Wteter.
T 9iad| einem in 8erlin befannt
gs9ebeneu Beridt lit bic &ooesrate In
9ro6en beutlhen St1oten bss 4anbes
GROCER als in tleinen Stdbtsn uno auf
benz yanoe.
# @ine entiesli1s Tbat, oeren @tn'
,elbeiten mabrbait baaritrdubenoer Jias
tur iino, 1T burd Die BoliIei 3u Oreb'
tau i'm BranSenburser 8reile Salau
auissOsdt morben. Die oOrtise Ras
ruliea.8efseriu SBittwe S0deris 1T
wsgen @rmorOun9 ibres @elIebten. oes
slrbsitsrs 5rOblih, in Daft senommen.
Sm @tmabriam le9ts Die Wittme oas
@eltGnonib ab. ibr @eliebter babe fih
ben lintln arm ieIblt absebauen uno
oann pon ihr uerlan9t, tbn gang 81
t6otsn uno 5u perbrennen Ste babe
Die Sorotrun9 erfiillt uuo bic Seihe nit
sinem SIiasnmsiisr jeritiidslt. @iuge'
meioe babe lie im Sooen bes Sellers
ueraraben. Die 3nnie pon oem ihred
lidsn @rsisniB bat melt iiber bic @ren'
,en pon Drebfau binaus bic sr06te Nuf.
resuns berporserufen.
# SIN Nlter pon 67 Sabren LIT in
2eipjig Der nambafte Roman. uuo gto'
uellsnidriitftsller Ruoolpb RsttD aus
osm 4sbsn seidisbsn. 9asttp 1T aud
burd Die 9itferuns sablrei&er Spsrn'
tsrts populdr seworben. @r mar am 20.
5ebruar 1876 geboren.
I Ole 8erlinsr BebOrben iinb on
eepisienlworbeu, babiu Su Dirfen. oaB
Der auf Sountas, ben 10. SUM fallen
be 25idbri9e Sabrestag Der uebernabs
me Der Resieruns burt ben 9atier
gBilbelm obne beiOnbere Ssier besansen
wiro, neil er ,nslsi6 Der %. @s6enftag
oes Eobes Saiisr Srisbrid 1T. 9tnr
In ben @ottesbienlteu ioll on ieuem
Sonntas our4l cine beionoere 6iirbitts
fir ben Saiier auf oas @rtiSntB btn9e'
nipIen merher.
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6emife unb 8fumen Samen
In @larts SamenbanbluuS, 1874 u.
@uibiuston auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-20
9isbi,in, Gleftrbitat Serams,
Gatapboreiis, Gbiropratit,

rsIHs, rsnn ipmbintrt juiammsn, furirtn
Rranfbsttu, ME NTpsHf4pd&t, SIutpreif>
tuus, Wagsu, etbsr, Ritrtu unp unttrtlb BE-
tbwtretn, Rbsumaiismus eumtaep, Seiatira
HHk als nsrpSlt, @ronii&e Spstal uue pEtpat.
Aranfbstsn unb S2p6&t ppu DP6unrn uub
Srausn, ipsnn aIle anbtrt WabpbsH ftbli1lustn.
aatarrb, ansens, ObreHs, Rafeu' uub
6alsseeioen; 8ron9itis uno euugenfranfs
beiten; esr,'isomplifatisHsn; eebtr', @a'
asn, unb tinterleibs.esibeH RitreH' uHb
glaiensR sRranfb beiten ;8beumatismus, stia'
tita uno eumhasu eautfranfbeittu, Sa1'
indjt; ole Nerbentrantbeitsn uno RideH'
marfsIeiotu.
6GmorrboiOen, Siiieln uno WafDarrns
esipn furirt pbnt Spnatipn!OenlS& S&mnlsu.
8srgtet ni6t. hr sinliss paB In
Suautun, no Sis bic fpmbinirlt Ssbaneuns
srbaIttn, IL in en Office Der Dmtf&.Amtrilas
I&n Asrjtt, 332 9tftripn astnut.
Smuetu: 9-12 llbr gcrmiitaas; 2-5
! libr Rahmtitaes 7-6 llbr Abtues; Spnns
tags 1912 llbr gcrmiitass.
Spsialhunbsn fur Jrautn; PA ubr Wa&-
mittdgs, tGsIib.
aiir Ml6nnr, ptlGt pibrsne bee Sdsss
Mot pprlpuhsn fSnnsH 1T bic 3sit oon rs
llbr AbtnSs fslfssisgi.
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9euti9 Mmerit. Nerste,
332 SsiferiOn abs., Scranton, pa.
8pei SlOd nOroIi9 bon BEN nsusn eada.
mama 8abnboi.

= Niit bieIsr Bo9s anfnnseno wur'
ben alle S1ulfinosr, bic nod ui@t &C.
impft mor6en fino, beimseiauot uno
ben Gltsrn bic 9iahri4t sesebeu. ooB
iOlGes ssi&ebsn mlfis ; iusr Die Sa4e
ueridumt, wiro usrbaftst uno bsitraft
luerben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-20

- Die @arren nnb tltleb @rbsn
tieBen am Donuerltas seesu bic 9iufibs
3oblsu uub GiIeu @Ompauis cine Stlaee
fiir $3.50, 900 etutraseH, tptlte Summs
fis ale dbsubesebhbreu fur eeiuonusus
2obleu tn BEN @arren Stri@ In Stll
Topuibip uerlausen.
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9ruF.
0rttbrt@bsIa @Otts8suquD


@eun allss chen fdme,
S8ie bu 9ewollt eS bait,
uno Soft Dir gar nidts udbme,
llno gdb' Dir teiue ellt,
gpie mGr's ba um oeiu Sterben,
Du Wtenidenfino, beltellt?
On miieteit taft ueroerben,
90 lieb mar Dir Die Belt.
0lun fdtft = eins nuh benz anberu :
Wtuub liibes 8ouo Dir ab,
llno better tanult ou manoeru
Sen 9tmmel our6 oos @rub.
Oein I3asen 1T sebro6eu,
tlnO beine Seele bofit:
Dies warO ihOH oft seipro6sn,
Dof Ipriat mans ME 3l oft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-20
@pffadnaer DerIan0t.

RtbrIt htutl&t dIiIiat pnrtn fuHufH cute
sec1 unb essis srbaIttu btt tiHI GIiutu, aastns
Rtkfnefn hfuifesH @iltpt. Rau mdes Fa
$40 Bird Strabf. biHtsHaHs. 9,3
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Otter @rua.

gii9ts gang 10 fein als wis cine blilb'
euOs YfauSe ooer eine SAahtel nit
SdntttbIumen.
@larf, 6lorilt,
124 Baibiuston auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-20
samen-samen-eamen.

8otbs. psiBs unO sslbe StedSwiebsln.
eriins @rbien.V 8orn, Salat, Rettise.
Rabiesheu, Bobnen. rotbe, weiBe uno
gslbe Rhben, iotpie a1e Sorteu uon
frii6sn osutfasn Samereisu bsim Wtae
ober PfunO.
@omaro Siebeder,
1876 $50 0adamanna Npeuue,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-20
3u s,erfaufen.

etiut amriianifts WanbpIin, Obfr tauidt
bislslbs um fir sin Gerntt obtr 6l0ts. 9lat,
,ufrassu In OH n@u&subIatt" OffH t37
Saffprb Court.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-20
sSrgeno ein Wtann
SrgenO clue SSran
DsI&s frOni Ossr IsitsnO linb aus irssnO mel
DER llria&s unO arstIi&s SsbanbIuHs uOer Satb
ttnGtbissn, lcIItsn tnlpi,irsn bic
9enti9=
Mmeritanii9e
Ner3te
&ombintrte SebanSlnng,

sbs Sis nod tiHsn ptiitrtn Dollar bt,abItn,
ubn nod stnsu psItrsH Gag Isbsn. DitIs
fOmbintris SsbauuIHus Streinist bic iurutips
araft BON Rsptfamtnisn, GIsftrbiiSt, Srums
unb aircpraetie, ptI&s su elmer unD eHf.Ibtu
3sit iuiammtnarbsittn unb irfibsu alt
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-01-16
CHAPTER XXX.

Nice promotion waiting back in
Washington for you, Mr.. Brockett,"
said old Colonel Lewis, beaming with
fatherly affection upon the messen-
gers. TOO bad you are no in gov
eminent service, Mr.. Solano."
The Cuban smiled de~lightedly.
I'm sorry, al times" he admitted,
that / am not an American citizen
and working in the same department
as Harry Brockett. Still, Cuba is quite
a country-and | am told that n re-
sponsible post will be given me at
adventures"
Glad to hear 1t, my boy" replied
the colonel. by the way, there is
quite a lot of news from Washington
besides your promotion. MI. Brockett.
Chief wilkins stenographer, Miss
Lawson, will not be there when you
return. You a probably imagine
why. No arrest, no trouble-nothing
at all. For the good of the service
you understand? This redheaded imp"
Mike McKane looked combative for
an i~nstant) "is to go into the secret
service-the chief says he regards him
as a most promising junior operative.
How about dyeing that hair, young
man? That sunset head would tip you
off to every crook In North America"
Jaw, OATS nottin'." remarked the
crimson-head. Trouble an wisdom
soon turn de hair white an make a
guy look dignifed."
"A bit from Chicago, also, gentle
men," resumed the colonel. "Aguilar,
the Filipino with whom you had some
exciting experiences, has been iden-
tilted as one of the last ladrones, or
nurderous robbers. that prowled the
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may concern you or your g~ofernmend
Vot say you? VIII you ACCEPT a seq
ond reading?"
1T seems to me-" came q soft, we'll
modulated voice, that q third reading
will be better for Mr.. Yazimoto. Al
least, that Is my opinion"
Juan Torrejon, petrifed where he
stood, was staring open-eyed and open.
mouthed at a small, almost insigniti-
a n individual, standing tot ten feet
from the bandits side. The members
OF Torrejon's gang. suddenly convert.
ed into most peaceful citizens, had
dropped their arms and were ranged
In meek and gentle groups along the
glade. Across the clearing was
streaming a long column OF superbly
armed and mounted riders, and addi-
tional horsemen were already holding
every exit from the camp-ground.
II believe" the little man resumed,
that every man is entitled to a first
perusal OF his own correspondence.
VIII you kindly hand those envelopes
to me, Herr Zollern? am Gomez
Esteral."
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right out. quick al he can get some
men togeder. an | tries TO hurry back
to see II dere was anything could do.
On de way, I falls in wit Solano-an'
youse knows all de rest"
Gomez Esteral was holding judg-
ment in the center OF the clearing.
The face Of the man who had dreamed
OF empire was lined and drawn;
twenty years seemed TO have been
added to his age In one hours time.
Somberly he gazed at the little group
before him, and his voice choked as
he spoke.
1T have had a rude awakening"
said Gomez Esteral. II have learned
that friends are false, and that enc
mics may be truest friends. The shock
has almost overwhelmed mel can
say but little. Baron Zollern, Mr..
Yazimoto-go your ways. Whether my
dreams are ever realized or my am
bition wrecked, there shall be no profit
for Japan or Germany. The world OF
Latin-America shall know OF the ire
mendous treachery the" planned, and
that knowledge will end the hopes
your nations may have held. Juan
Torrejon. I pardon you and your men
for any indiscretions you may have
committed. Young gentlemen OF the
United States, you may return, under
escort and protection. bearing with
you my heartiest admiration and as
surance that your noble nation, at
least, need fret no more over the plots
Of Gomez Esteral!"
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He didn't count de numbers right,
dere," piped up the small red-headed
youngster who had escorted Ramon
Solano to the scene. "Where'd de huh
bunch O. youse a. been but for Mike
McKane, I'd like tub know"
What I'd Ike to know" queried
Brockett. is how you happened to get
down here, anyhow? Who turned you
loose?"
Turned loose nottin'," answered
Mike McKane. Didn't I tell youse
guys ! was goin' On dis trip? Well, l
made good. Lissen tub me. DO: youse
two left a track so wide yuh coulda
driven an ortermobile over 1t. When
youse left W%ashin'ton I was right in
de neighborhood. II youse wanter
know, you'd a hadoa heap o. trouble
gettin' clear from dat street fight wit
de bulls but for me. I pointed 'em up
an alley. an dey went up 1t like a
lotta boobs. After dat, 1t was plumb
easy fer me to keep In touch wit
youse. One CT two times. youse did a
doublin' act. like a guy tryin' to trow
de shadows of when his wife has
hired de Pinks ter watch i'm, but /
kinda figgered out just where you'd
likely light-an' l didn't miss out once.
Did dem letters have youse a-guess-
imp
We'll, rather" cried Brockett.
whats the explanation"
Explanations dead soft" grinned
the messenger boy. "Yuh see, old
Chief wilkins an General Cole has al
ways thought | had de goods in me
fer a Sherlock Holmes. So when
youse was all framed up fer de trip
dey calls me In an tells me to hang
round in de vicinity, see? And tub
keep a close eye on youse, do all /
could to help youse, an, IL youse got
stalled at de finish, to shoot home de
newe. In oder words, | was guardeen
an shadow ove de whole journey
an de letters vas jest part of 1t all.
cipher-any baseball bug can easy do
tan az for de letters, | can say
dis: l may talk on de fritz. but at
school I always got any spellin' prizes
dat was to be had"
You must have kept in touch with
the chief. too. didn't your" asked So
lano.
II surely did. | was de live wire,
de line of communication, an | Just
ferried along some letters dat de chief
an de general managed tub get tub
me. | was Johnny on de spot right
up to de finish-an' I'm thinkin' dege'd
have been a different finish today but
fer me-"
That's right" cut In Solano. You
noticed I was limping a little, didn't
you? / was making the best speed ]
could to get away from u frie7d
T%orrejon's people, when, maybe two
miles out OF camp, l wrenched my
ankle. They were almost on top OF
me when this imp of Satan jumped
out from a patch of cactus by the
road. Somehow or other he dragged
me into the bush, and there we
crouched while the hunt went by.
They are good crackers and 1t wasn't
long before they were back. all round
the spot where | had disappeared.
Mike pro posed to give them a fight as
soon as they found us. and | think
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DREADED TO EAT.
A Quaker Couples Experience.

How many persons dread to eat
their meals. although actually hungry
NEARLY all the time!
Nature never intended this should
be So, for we are given a thing called
appetite that should guide us as to
what the system needs at any time
and can digest.
But we get in a hurry, swallow our
food very much as we shovel coal into
the furnace, and our sense of appetite
becomes unnatural and perverted.
Then we eat the wrong kind Of food
or eat too much, and there you are
indigestion and its accompanying mis-
cries.
A Phila. lady said:
MY husband and I have been sick
and nervous for Is or 20 years from
drinking coffee-feverish, indigestion,
totally unfit, a good part OF the time.
for work or pleasure. We actually
dreaded to eat our meals. (Tea Is
just as injurious, because it contains
caffeine, the same drug found in cot.
fee.)
I'VE tried doctors and patent medi-
cines that counted up into hundreds
OF dollars, with little If any benefit.
Accidentally, a small package of
Postum came into my hands. / made
some according to directions, with
surprising results. We both liked it
and have not used any coffee since.
THE dull feeling after meals has
left us and we feel better every way.
We are so well satisfied with Postum
that we recommend it to our friends
who have been made sick and nervous
and miserable by coffee" Name CIV
en- upon request. Read the little book.
The Road to Wellville," in pkgs.
Postum now comes in concentrated.
powder form, called Instant Postum.
1t is prepared by stirring a level tea
spoonful in a cup of hot water, adding
sugar to taste. and enough cream to
bring the color to golden brown.
Instant Postum Is convenient:
there's no waste; and the flavor Ia
always uniform. Sold by grocers-
50-cup tin 30 cts, 100-cup tin 80 cts.
4 Soup trial tin mailed for grccer,s
name and 2-cent stamp for postage.
Postum Cereal Co.. LTD. Battle Creek,
Mich. Adv. /,
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he'd have cleaned up thei- whole
company-only he didn't have to-.
They couldn't have been ten feet from
us when Gomez Esseral rode up with
300 men and that changed TIE story
'Youse never thought to ask how
dis Gomez party happened along in
the neighborhood. didja2" questioned
Mike McKane. Nav. | thought not.
Charge dat to me. too. When youse
guys rode outa de cavalry camp.
vas Ave miles in de lead. 1 amt no
rider. so l was paddin' &c hoof ahead.
When youse Was held US | was may
be tree hundred feet away. | knew
where yoase was headed for, an so |
best It to dis Nogal jo'rt, wheft de
Gomez Teller holds out Der I tells
him all l know: ss aS-Aes "a turn
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Island of Luzoa. Nice reward for bis
capture. l would suggest tfat 1t be
divided up between yourselves and
the policemen who made the capture.
The big negro whom Aguilar stabbed
will get we'll"
Glad OF It," Interrupted Mike Mo
Kane. "He looked like O big. good
natured mutt to me when l slipped
him a cipher letter In Detroit"
The colonel laughed good-naturedly.
and continued: Everything that you
were asked to do has been done with
honor. young gentlemen. And now,
boys. there is n thing I wish you
would explain 20 mel have Official
permission from General Cole to re-
ccive enlightenment upon the subject.
WIN yau kindly map out To me the
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COLLECTING Antiquities.

Slopay received a card on which
was engraved: Professor Brace.
Antiquarian"
He knew no such person, so his curl
ousity led him to receive him.
What is your business, professor"
he asked, politely.
Il am a collector Of antiquities" an
swered the old man.
80 l imagined. And how al l
serve you?"
by paying a deposit on this little
bill you have owed for more thar
three years"
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details of this confounded cipaer! n
is easy enough to write and work out
when you have the key-but what 10
the basic foundation Of the key?'
ITS as easy ~ A B c." said Brock
EFT, IF you start 1t right and get &C
auainted with 1t. AS you doubtless
understand, the terms used are all
borrowed from baseball. That's easy
enough, isn't it,"
TT ought to be-" assented the col.
onel. "but how about the order and
sequence OF the hieroglyphics?"
We'll, here you are" said the in
ventor. II took a ~guide-book, a base
ball book covering the season of 1910.
as my model, and classified things In
this fashion:
"A: Numbers. The numbers which
scorers give to the players are re-
membered-and used the other way.
The scorer usually calls the pitcher
No. /. In this cipher P-the abbrevia-
ton for pitcher-does duty for the
figure l. The numbers. then. are az
follows: