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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20

ante ulerbinss AUDI cine Der er6Btfu bsuts
fhen SnbuItrieitdtten getpproeH 1T, uua
bic Rbsinbriide niht nur ben DENT fir
5ubgdrssr unb Magen berfe5t, IoHbern
5usleia benz Qlge cine GrsuSe bsuitet,
berit,bt fi9 bon ielbit.
lleber ar ben S90nbeiteR Der Siabt
hdbsu mir inbefen nod cine bsrgeIsn bic
boIbsfts unb bic IiebIidIte bon allen, bic
S9Dnbeit Der Grduen uub Mdbaeu Der
rbetniI4eu &uufitabt.
glit 8onns folgit bu ibrer 9D9tsr G9ar
Gangs Der &andle bur9 bic 2duballeep =
nGmIi9 ptnn siitige Softer bir 3eit bd3u
geben unb bu cine nddIt9tige Satin bein
tigsu nsnnIt. Inns Ieibtr 1T bon ben Hsibis
f6en Olpmpieru tetne 6rtIt msbr bers
s6nnt. Qbs, bu fd6ne RiinItterfubtl
8u pffue @tabt NIT 6einem offrsr glan5,
9J1it beinen rei3burdnebten @drtsugGngeu,
ulit beiner 8lumm iiberreibem ardu5,
gglit beintr Qdhttgd1en DuHoertIdngea,
8 fibre itstS biss heitre Geben fort!
Sling immerFort bon i16elnhtn GtTangenl
Gel itets Der sunit. fet itets Oes Jto3inns
4ortl
60 ipa6s' unS be6ne bid ua6 allen sdien,
gIm Rbetne iei Der &unit ~getpetbtsr Srt,
SIR 9cmpel blei6 in ale fsrnen Soften!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20

Cine Der btbmtsnbItH Gsdble bes
Nis6trrbeins bdben mir uns nod auTges
fport, hos erpbs ff0ne 9ilFelborI, bic
DOrntbme Gunitiabt BIS R~btlnlauota.
81 DlHsIborf ba bdben ibrsn Gib
Dis fa0nsn ainIe better auFsei4laggn,
&c HHo NIT 4nmutb, Gaoubeit, Sup
unb mig
BORT bsimutbli9 felt IdugIt usrtluHsrsn
9agsn,
Dir iinhst ss bic Gidbi: ntft 9bOr un6
Maa,
nint Wautrn, pdae grau unb bitter
raoen,
GriHt bier Der Bid; bic Strabsn iibtrau,
Gis srubeH bid NIT frsisH erabsn mieHen,
GB ssuss ibr 9lumenfIOr upb aisbsrI4da,
Dab fe our WObnung beitsrn Wleni4eH
bitntn.
DuFeIborf u6islt Isineu Nomsn bon
hem tlsintn DiHdbaht, an befen MiHs
bnng bic Gtabt GuIbIibte, unb benz lie
btn Ghmud Der bislen IAonsn 5ti9s ptr'
bontf. SIN Sabre 1859 nurbe Der Ort
Smsrlt gtnannt. 2lls bic @rnlen bon Berg
ion al ibrsr iidnbign IRefbtu5 pGblten,
erfaHgte II pplitil4e @sbeutung. @tIona
bers Der pradtlitbsnbt &urflrit So6dnn
WiIbtlm aus benz SduIs pfdl5s Reu6urg
bsr bon 1890 BIS 1716 rseiert,, bat bel
fir bas QufbllbsH unb ben 6dmud bu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20

Serrsu, tper has ni1t gtIeben bat. ber
fam ubtrbnupt nidt milrcbtp aber mos
herne aunfi. 9eine! Beintl!"
.5d," fac Id, has fub tiiutfsrtT4t
Dffenbdruagen."
gtIs bic Qnberen Tt6 3l Gtatpdriien
forrntrl bdbsn, fibe Id ALIEN nit BEN
Ginen suIdmmen, BEN Ginsn!
sGnbIi6," iast CT uRb Oriidt mir bic
6dnb, DGnbli9 fam man bod fpisber NAL
Elm Gelprd9 baden, bas Ginen b~erdusbsbt
aus bitIsr bumpfsn Cuff bier. 6urhtbar,
furAtbar, oieIe GunItbdnduIsu, ipie in
elmer WiNs Isbt man. Mit lpem fam
man flh BIER u~Hterbdlten2"
agDsnn man ui4t feline Grinnsrunstn
an bic HcrIiner Ginbriide bltttl" Taet ct.
Nd, bab man iid bic 1dbrt 10 feItsu
Ieipsn tannl Sd gehs ndtiirIid MIR gu
iIdiiIden Gtlden. o0d)tsus; 9rtltnnl
Dber iutnn 9sst9oDen's Reunts ssraes ees
eeben tpirb -"
eSu,' fua' Id anb bride i9m 0erilArt
Dte Ddnp,
.WtEen Gis, bamals, .qbenieNlto@.
Riot ipobr: tiuftIefifde DTfeubaruuesul
agsnn Id mstusn Glubrud Suiammsns
foHeu Iolte, 70 miibte id Iosen: Sn bitfer
@ullubrung IN aIeift In lstnsr Iebtsn . -
6m, bsnte id, bds lirtbsif III niht
i6le4t, aud bic 3iltiou; leibsr baB Id
IS idon portli4 irssnbipo esltisn.
50, lugt er, loon In msinem Beirut
lDenn Id Blob bente, 10 mtine nelisn pdbas
gogEfdsn Sheen, NIT lUsm foHute ib bier
bdpcu Iprsdsug Ja Berlin bat man lst
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20

Nanu . Der Id ba 70 ipilb our aafIe
bur4fidt2 Retn, Oas III bod aisgeI9loIs
fen. @r fam bod unmogltA btrIebentli9
bic &ammerfpiele nit benz Metropol bers
petielt haben9 sd mub mid ipO6l bsrs
gudt baben 49,.
Mtttsrnddt. 2i9ter, Duff, 56ies
Der 3d9umta 6umtd tdberd, tu6umtu
- bum ~ Nduu, lper 1T benn bds, Der
ba In ben @ddeItdn3 70 binaegsben nit
benz gdn5en R0rper BIN, 10 gar ni9t
mode ct ratione, tpie Der Catcher faat
-. Retu, bas fam bod ut9t, Ct poafe
bod einIdm i'm Sbiergarten aues tief, tief
-, llno bic ueuen pdOdsogil4eu S6een...
sd bin bod isin llnnen19, iJ perbe
bod teiuem bas Rergnugeu HSreu. Sd
Iiebe biefe Msn1asu, bic INNER Elm Bis
den unbers banbelR dIs fe reben, bos III
bod nod Naibttdt :. Qein, bic poli8et
ItDre bic Sreube ni6t!
als i9 morgens am anbalttr @dbnboF
borbeitam, pra0ts i4
nab," fdgte er, in bret minuter, In
brei Mtuuten gebt msiH 3ugl"
.liub tpis mars ssIterH In ben aams
merIpteIsn91
nBunberbar, ipunberbar! @enu i'd
meiusn Ginbrud pitOtrsebtu fonte, 70
mtbte i1 fagen: Sn bieiem Gtild pirb
bas Menf4li6s IN ieiner IsBten"
yglt4t lpdRr," ius' i'd, has iinb iinTts
leriI4e SFfenbarungen."
pSd," fagt er, nun BAIT mans ipieber
cine Meile aus IN bicIer bumpfen auft bd.
Wis neu geboren III man, tpic neu gcborcn
80, ga, aommerIpisIe! aammetIpisls" J.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20

6tabt sstbau. Sn Der 2tItItabt ftsbt auf
benz Wartt, Dor benz 1870 BIB 1873 srs
b%uuteH, 1885 gum 2bsiI dbsr srneuerten
NatbbduIs fem iiberltbtnsgrObes Neiters
~ftanbbilb. % III In 3inlbIon5s esgoNen
uHb purbs I'LL, tpis cine Snfhrift fdet,
Don Der 8drsuitaFt, In Wirtli6isit abet
bon benz ttipdB eitsln aurfiritsn ielbit
srridtet. @rupptlo bisb Der Msifter, Der
bisB gilbpert fhuf, unb bon ibm Tinbet
fiA In ben Rbeiuesbidisn elm luIigss
Gtiidlsin, In BEN aud Der Rurfiirit nnb
feline S0Ilinge cine Ro1s ipitlsn - uno
gsrabe feline rl~9mensDtrtbe:
81 DiiHelborf am Mbtins Isbt
Gin 9ilbner bober Meiitertunit;
@ein Dsrt urb signe DsiIe btbt
Sim bdlb in ieines GlrIten @unn.
llnb auf Der Gtdnbs bod @ebeib
Giebt sr bds Reiterbilb in Gr5
Des eblen Gurien. benz 10 beib
limb boiler G6riuft f4ldst fein 6erJ.
pa lttbt bns Bib nun dufssridt
Quf f60ngebiertsm Marttes plan,
limb GurIirit 5obaHn MtlbeIm fpri4t
Nus alien 3iigen freunbli9 an.
llmgebeH bon Der 66fltngsidodr
Gtebi Dor benz Bib Der 8irit unb Idunt
limb rei4t bic 6dnb BEN aiiniiler bar,
preiIt ibn unb bantt tbm tDoblgtldunt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20

bic SelRII9ipdrmer unter ben Mdnnsrn
In 5tDsi aIaiien asrFoasu.
Sraeubno Iieat ba elm berIdoleneB
Gtdbi9sn. J4 teunt "a 70 gut, ipie Id
metnt srfe Riirnbrgsr GpielTdo4teI
lannte. 4m mdrttplab, 70 btht beim
amtsGsri9t, Iisst bds 9ottI. unb ba itsbt
Elm runber 1if9, uub bdran Iiben bic 9o'
uoraiioren bes Gtdbtdens.
I'D, ftebe ba, aud NAL pitbsr bitr7
ga, b1 fam man tuenieiitns mas bon
Berlin gu bOren trie9eH."
go n bis9en mas bon 9beater,
aunit; 6errgott, In bieIem Goff tpirb mon
ia refine bunm. Deutsn Gle bios an,
neuIih mar 70 ne Gdmlers bier. bic bds
ben SbIsnB sQDtnn mir 3obten tripaden"
geesben; BUM Ghlub, mo bic aaipint
itlr5t. ipurOe sinfaA ne aoullie nrnss'
riHsn."
80. SerIiHl gerliul glalt, Ttta'
tex 49,"
liub bas nsueIie aou1erttdfe; bier aos
pellen, bier aapellen foasn ba auf finmal
Ipielen! 3as mub ia punotrbdr ien!
ginfd6 ~eraubiosll"
nftsrtbrdl Gle, aertDral bas mab ia
audi bon elmer s~ni8idenOen Gtimmuna
ietu. Cine Gtimmungl Sine Giim'
mung!"
s00rsn Gis, iple IN bsnn bic Heus 9les
biie I'm WletropoI2 Die poriee. bic boripsl
Donueriuetterl aeiber mai Ia nieiue Orou
nit, BIN maadmal elm bisden berIesen
ssiporben; absr 9sinel @einel Weine
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20

men Rreis @eiIesbertponbter, Gl,ids
Rrc6tnber. 90, nile i3 @ie beneibe! &c,
ben abenb 5u Sbdidptdre. 9rtItan :"
rSa~, ing i'd, rjebtn absub,"
.gule a1t mo9en einmal", fagt er, .bd
mub t9 ia bin. ba bait ids ia ni6t aus;
Id mub, i9 mub, iDtfin Gle; einmdl
aus bisler bumpfen Cuff berdus. dufs
at6men In Stunt, in Stunt. in &unli -"
eah fs6 bd. GUltor, tpirtIid in sers
linz"
aSoeben %ansttommeu, eleid bon Der
S9ule aus Iosgefdbren. ptFen Sic,
Su6e sben bier an Der G1uIe, mas beut
lbsnb bon afaIItern -. Sect pia i'd
erIt nod eth Mufeum senisben, hann nit
eintetn BreunbeH, @siiesberlpanbten elm
bib6en @ebantsn austnuf6en fiber bic
ntiien pdbdeoeiIGtn Sheen unb bann -
admmerIpislel Rdhber bdnn 70 Elm itits
ltr einldmer Gpasisrsaue bur9 bic alns
ben uao 3bicrsarten I'M Gternens
i9ein @s trifft f4 gut, Id braude
erT moreen Frub 5uriidSufubrsn, bic erittp
Giunben faten aus, bd fam man allies
In Itube lief, tief IN ii4 uddpirtsn IaIs
fen"
gls Id mad elmer 6aIbsn Gtunbe bsim
pluobiID borbeitam, = nein, ba bate Id
mid pobf psrfebsu, er mar bod I'm Mlis
iGlm unb bdnn nit ben @eiitesbers
ipdnbten
gfls Id nm s ll6r buf9 bic aebren
lirabt fdlsubtrte, OifIeB @ebrGnpt Dor
benz lstrOPol, gutOs. RIsursuIs !.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20

Meltenraum inb 3ltmn. M}it nelien
unb eigenartisen llnterIu9uneen ibet bic
tosmii9en llrfa6en bon &limdIdiDdntans
gen uuf Der Grbe bat Eid qrpf. Sopfner
befdIdftist unb bafiir gerinse Sdpantuns
gen In Der 3emperatur bes @eltqroumes,
oeIen &GIte man bisber fiir tonidnt
T. 270 @rab Geliius) BELT, 8ugrunoe oes
leet. 9etdnHtIid beipegt ii1 unIste Grbe
mitfammt Der Some unb benz aansen
Granddaughter nube8u grabbing olIr1 ben
DelieHrdum nit elmer GeI9lptnnigteit bon
runb 10 8ilometer in Der Getunoe mad,
Der @i9tung bcs Sertutess Sternbibss.
QuF bieie meiIe tommt bic Grbe dIlmSIio
In berfdtsbsns 9esionen hes Sinmtlss
raumes uub ba Bite I'M lluiberIum ans
alet4 Dertbsilteu beiben @terRe (5irIerrs
tppen nit 3emperaturen Biz al 100000
@rub) aud bic 9emperatur bes ninmts
ralmss an oerTdiebentn Gielen our9
SternitrdbIen p~ariiren Iaflen, ipirb bisIs
uHglei9mdbise 1emperatur bts DelIrdua
mes Ipieberum nlF bos SEElfRa heE Gfbe
Suridpirten. BAD proT. 0Dpfnz aaniis
gen 5ur @erGnbsruup Der W6tmtBIldhs
uniersr BIdneten unb aur @erbprrufma
Der bdmit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AIinas
iananluneen 1emperaiufunie Nltbe bon
nllr ipsHteen 3ebHteL UraceA Iii NuipsFs
fun,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20
@nter @rnnb.

GiEe @n3abf @runbeisentblmer in gI.
banb bat grotsit erboben gegen gepiuis
gung neuer 5%roIlebbabnen. Dds ertns
merit an bic 5urmer, 6ie Ihb gegeR ben
QnI9lIB i6res Srtes an bic 8a6nIinie
ausIprafer. Der anipdIt Der giieubabn
frdgte etnen Der 5armer:
ppertins, peSbaIb iinb Gle aeetn bic
GiTenDabn2"
r3os min i'd Sbusn fdgsn. Dtr Inb
Elm fleines Dorf, IN benz nitt pieIe 2eute
ipobUeu. qgenn mir ieBt cine @iIen6a6n
trie8en ipiirOen, tpdre es Iei4t, bon bier
meg 3u tommen, uno bdnu ipiirben mir
BON ben n~enisen @~iupo9nern pteGeidt
rod cine groBe Qnsabl berIttren.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20
Die G%naeIntadIer.

Sin QupaIt unb Elm 2lr0t Ifritten Itd
iiber bic @erOienite ibrsr DeruTe unb bic
Debate ipurbe INNER bigger.
sd mill gerabe ni9t lager, bah dIs
QntDdlie 86Ietpi4te Tnb," btnertte Der
gtrSt, naber Gle miiTsr ougsbsn, bdb a.br
9eruf bic MenI9eu nift gu Gngeln
ma9t."
0gleiu, bas iiberIafer mir ben Serreu
1ottpren."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20
Orr lttlsnfrfrhrnc nnhn.

Sin Sriduber battle auf Dem Murfte
einen Iebenbsu Gain eetnuft unb trus Jpn
unier benz qrme nod Sduis. Der 9a9n
trdbte nnb farie, mas Der SrIdnoer ans
fangs nttt bsoftctc; aIs bas 9bier aber
gar teiae Rube CAB. idIua 81 i9m auf ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-20

5drubst ub Idgte:
p9dIt ben S6uobetl gDas 1T tissnls
Iib loS nit Sir9 @esbalb piQh gu
burdaus Iuufen, tDeun Id piasns Bin,
Did Su tra9en9!"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-06-12

should put your question, monster.
Let me introduce NJ. Mifroid. the
commissary of police"
All. NJ. lie Vicomte de Chagny! De
lighted to meet you. E,onsieUr," said
the commissary. Would you mind
coming with me? And now
where are the managers?
Where are the managers?
MERCER did not answer, and Remy,
the secretary, volunteered the infor-
nation that the managers were locked
up in their office and that they knew
nothing as yet OF what had happened.
You don't mean to say so! Let US
20 up TO the office"
And NJ Mifroid, followed by an ever
increasing crowd, turned toward the
business side of the building Mer-
cier took advantage of the confusion
to slip a key into Gabriel's hand:
This is all going very badly" he
whispered. You had better let
Mother CRY out"
And Gabriel moved away.
They soon came to the managers
door. MERCER stormed in vain: the
door remained closed,
open in the name of the law
commanded NJ. Mifroid, in a loud and
rather anxious voice
At last the door was opened. All
rushed into the Office. on the commits
sary's heels.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-06-12
Rash ON FACE FOR 2 YEARS

Sioux Falls, S. D.-"My trouble of
skin disease started merely as rash
On my face and neck, but it grew and
kept getting worse until large scabs
would FORM tester and break This
was just on the one side of my face,
but it soon scattered to the other
side. I suffered a great deal, especial
ly at night, on account of its itching
and burning l would scratch it and
of course that irritated it very much.
This rash was ON my face for about
two years, sometimes breaking out
lots worse and forming larger sores.
1t kept me from sleeping day or night
for couple of months My face look
ed disgraceful and / was almost
ashamed to be seen by my friends.
"a friend asked me to try Cuticura
Soap and Cuticura Ointment I would
battle my face with hot water and a
lot of Cuticura Soap, then I would put
on the Cuticura Ointment. In less
than two days time, the soreness and
Inflammation had almost entirely dis
appeared, and in four weeks time you
could not see any of the rash. Now
my face is without a spot of any kind
I also use them for my scalp and hair
They cured me completely" (Signed)
Miss Pansy Hutchins, Feb. 6, 1912
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample Of each
free, with 32-p Skin Book. Address
postcard "Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston"
Adv
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-06-12

crecy, to Gabriel and MERCER, they
put the twenty thousand francs into
the envelope and without asking for
explanations, handed it to Nine CRY,
who had been reinstated in her func-
tons. The boX-keeper displayed no
establishment. | need hardly say that
she was we'll watched. She went
straight to the ghosts box and placed
the precious envelope on the little
shelf attached to the ledge The two
managers, as well as Gabriel and Mer-
cier, were hidden in such a way that
they did not lose sight of the en-
Velope for a second during the per-
Torrance and even afterward, for, as
the envelope had not moved. those
who watched it did not move either;
and Nine. Giry went away while the
managers, Gabriel and MERCER were
still there. At last, they became tired
of waiting and opened the envelope,
after ascertaining that the seals had
not been broken
At first sight, Richard and Mon
charmin thought that the notes were
still there; but soon they perceived
that they were not the same. The
twenty real notes were gone and had
been replaced by twenty notes of the
Bank of ST Farcei"
The managers rage and fright were
send for the commissary OF police,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-06-12
RIDDLES.

What is the difference between a
pastry cook and a billsticker?
One puffs up paste, the other pastes
up puffs-
What is the difference between a
hungry man and a glutton.
One longs to eat, the other eats too
long.
Who was the first whistler and what
was his tune?
The wind, when he whistled over
the Hills and Far Away"
Why is opening a letter like taking
a queer method of getting into a
room?
Because it is breaking through the
sealing (ceiling).
If you suddenly saw a house on fire.
what three celebrated authors would
you feel inclined to name?
Great Scott. Hewitt, Burns Great
Scott! how it sburnsD
Why is the interior of theater evef
a sorry sight?
Because the boxes are always in
tiers.
Why is a spendthrift's purse like a
thunder cloud?
Because it is continually lightning.
q
Why do gypsies never become in
sane?
Because they lead no-mad lives.
Why is photography antagonistic to
portrait painting?
Because it is a Photographic art.
What is the difference between a
man going upstairs and one looking
up?
One is stepping up the stairs, the
othe is staring up the steps.
When it a silver cup most likely to
run?
When it is chased.
Why is a conyivial man like a
Quaker?
Because he is fond of the Society OF
Friends.
Why is a kiss like a properly d.
yided sermon?
Because it requires an introduction,
two heads and an application.
Why should turtles be pitied?
Because theirs is a hard case
Why is a nail fast in the wall like
an old man?
Because it is in firm
When is a chair treated spitefully?
When you have caned it, simply be-
cause 1t cannot bear you.
Why is a field of grass like a person
older than yourself?
Because it's past your age fpastur
age.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-06-12
SOEIEIIIIlNGl
e)N, DO
l,ITTLE()NES
RURAL SCHOOL HAS MISSION
Where One Bushei OF Corn Grew Be-
fore TWO Are Now Secured by Meth
DDS Just Brought Out.
Rv Ray P. SPEARN

10y KAY r.
The training Of country children to
grow two bushels of corn where one
bushel grew before is a commendable
thing. To bring this about many
changes may be made in the pro-
grams of most country schools. Arith-
metic problems may be worked, out in
terms of corn and potatoes and cows
Reading may be largely confined to
the subjects of interest to country
boys and girls. Essays on farm top
les may be written in place of the
usual parsing and other grammar
work. This viii lay foundation for
much practical work in the later
years Of school life
Older students trained in the ele-
mentary principles of agriculture
could conduct termination tests Of
corn and grain. Herds could be test
ed, rations could be worked out for
live stock, records could be kept OF
poultry, garments could be made for
home, and the art of cooking could be
cultivated. These and many other
practical things could be worked out
with the school house as a center.
Added to this is the social pleasure
that could be obtained by everyone in
the community when a permanent in
terest in the school was established,
Basket s0cials, evening entertain
ments, picnics, school house fairs, lee
lures, and moving pictures would
make the rural school real factor
in the social Improvement of the
school district. The country school
has a mission which should not be
neglected
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-06-12

What Go you mean don't *
derstand
Oh, you understand quite well X
any case. you've got to understand
And. first OF all. tell US his
name"
Whose name?"
The name of the man whose &C
compIice you are. Nine. Giry!"
I am the gh,st's accompI1ce? II
His accomplice IN what,
pray?"
You do all he wants"
oh. He's not very troublesome,
you know"
And does be still tip you7"
= mustn't complain"
How much does he give you for
bringing him that erveIopeg'
Ten francs"
You poor thing. That's not much.
is it?"
"Why?"
'I'll tell you that presently, Nine.
CRY. Just now We should like to
know for what extraordinary reason
you have given yourself body and soul
to this ghost = Nine. Gfry's
friendship and devotion are not to be
bought for i've francs or ten francs. ="
That's true enough. And [
can tell you the reason, sir. There's
no disgrace about 1t. on the
contrary
Were quits sure of that. Nine.
Giry!"
Well, it's like this only
the ghost doesn't like me to talk
about his business"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-06-12

Raoul was the last TO enter. AS Re
vas about to follow the rest into the
room. a hand was laid on MS shoulder
ard he heard these words spoken IN
his ear:
"Erik's secrets concern 70 one but
himself"
He turned around. with stified ex-
clamation The hand that was laid
on his shoulder was now placed on
the lips of a person with an ebony
skin, with eyes Of Jade and with an
astrakhan cap on his head: the Per
sian.
The stranger kept up the gesture
that recommended discretion and
then, at the moment when the aston
ished viscoUnt was about to ask the
reason Of his mysterious Intervention,
bowed and disappeared.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-06-12
Simple Peasant Cast His Ballot to Ac
compartment of Delicious
Bit of Humor.

The simple people Of Alsace. who
retain in their hearts a strong love
for France at the same time that
they are DESTROYS not to offend their
German rulers too much, frequently
have a hard time of 1t when they are
brought to the ballot box to vote for
representatives in the German parlia-
ment
In one election in a certain Alsa-
tan district the two candidates were
Kable. an Alsatian of French sympa-
thies, who had protested against the
annexation after the war OF 1870. and
a German. On election day peasant
came to the polling place. which was
presided over by a German Official
The peasant had In one hand ticket
on which was printed the name OF
Kable. and in the other ticket bear
ing the name of the German candi
date
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-06-12

note from the ghost reminded them
that the money was due. 1t read:

note from the ghost reminded them
that the money was due. 1t read:
Do just as you did last time. It went
very well. Put the twenty THOUSAND in
the envelope and hand it to our excellent
Nine. CRY
And the note was accompanied by
the usual envelope. They had only to
insert the notes.
This was done about half an hour
before the curtain rose on the first
act of Faust Richard showed the en-
veIOpe to Moncharmin. Then he count
ed the twenty thousapd-franc notes in
front of him and put the notes into
the envelope, but without closing it.
And now,s he said. lets have
Mother CRY in
The old woman was sent for She
entered with a sweeping courtesy.
She still wore her black taffeta dress,
the color Of which was rapidly turn
ing to rust and lilac, to say nothing
of the dingy bonnet. She seemed in
a good temper. She at once said:
Good evening, gentlemen! It's for
the envelope, I suppose?"
Yes, Nine. CRY" said Richard,
most amiably. For the, envelope
and something else besides"
AT your service, M. Richard, at
your service. And what is the some
thing else, please?"
First of ali, Nine. CRY, have a
litt&e question to put to you"
by all means, M. Richard: Nine
CRY is here to answer you"
Are you still on good terms with
the ghost?'
couldn't be better, sir; couldn't
be better
"Ah, we are delighted. s.. Look
here. Nine. CRY" said Richard, in
the tone of making an important con.
fdence. We may just as well tell
you, among ourselves you're
no fool"
why. sir" exclaimed the box-keep-
er, stopping the pleasant nodding OF
the black feathers in her dingy bon
net, Il assure you no one has ever
doubted that"
We are quite agreed and We shall
soon understand one another. The
story of the ghost is all humbug, isn't
it? Well, still between our
selves, it has lasted long
enough"
Nine CRY looked at the managers
as though they were talking Chinese
Sac walked up to Richards table and
asked, rather anxiously: