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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-02
eransBEIde iiribeils.

Ginsm aotreIponbtutsn Der 9uriusr
-Gtompo- esesnibsr bat f6 Elm fronscs
Ff6u DibiTonsssnsral nit erobsr antrs
isnnuna iibtr bic beutI6sn Sruppsa gee
Gubsrt: mas fiir Gin 6sinb," risf Der
gsnerdI aus. gbetm 9aeesaubrud 1T rs
nir cine oiinne Ghibenlinie, uber I6On
Wittaes bilbet bisIs Clinic cine ItOrte 9srs
ihunsuug boiler Goloattn. Was mir
uns Mot srtldrsn I0nneu. III bic puubsrs
bare Observation-Disclosures Der bsuti9sn
Srapptn." q
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sslaiIde eapennadridtcn.

Gin fran8DFfden unb engliiden @tdts
tern ipurbe btbnupitt. Der 9abnboFsbors
Febsr BON Gngbien (fpidtissr ¬enpuntt
Der 6irsde 8riiFeE-aournoi iei BON ben
bsutI6sn 9ruppen srfAoHsn porben, Der
.Gri9oTens" srfdieu bieisr 1age auf Der
beutIhsn aommanoantur az 8riiKel unb
CAB foIeenbe grildruRg ab: SD lniers
5sihnstsr. 9d6nbpfspprfeber bon Gn9bieu
(9slsien). lsie foeben in Der sGlanbrt
aib6raIs4, baB Id nit Anbereu bon Deuts
I6sn srT6oFen lei. Sd btfinbe mid ipObl
IN 9rlfel unb bite, bies Der prsife mits
sntbeilen. 8riHsl, 2. Ottpber 1914. Sea:
", Mintoq,4
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enaIanh mnh ben ariea finanalren.

Su elmer Stburg Der @ereinigung engs
.Iifder Stabtaemeinbsn fagte 2IoDb George.
baB bic StGote niat nit Der Regierung
our MufIegung bon Mnleiben in aonturs
ren8 treten folten. 3nerlt miiBte @elb
fir ben Sries seiaaffen tperben. ba es
tdsli6 tlarer lei, boB bic Der Ii b e.
ten 2dnber, Inn ben GeIbaug fDstter gu
fiibren, auf gHsIan6s Ginansea annsipies
ZEN 1eien.
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Der arUnSrins ais aamsrab.

Don siHsm I6Snsn GbdEatler5ug hes
bsutiden pronprinssn rs1hIs in tinsm
@riefe an feline @ditin Gin IN Granlrei6
BEL Der Gtoppeutolonne 30. a Febenber
@resbsnsr Rraftpugsnfibrsr Golgsnbes:
mir tanbsn bd HsuIia auf Der @trabs,
100 ssrabe elm a~rdHisnp0asH in ben Gras
ben gsrutfdt mar. aommt ba infer beuis
idsr ArOuprina bin5n unb biIft ms Ins
fort felbit ben Mdssn berdusiditben,
porauf sr nod Gigdrren an bic Rronsen
psrtbsilts." Dieter I9lidie HeriHt ffeut
seipiB BEN edit tdmerabf4uftIimsn GeiH
bss fiirftIi4en 3serfibrsrs Elm ~sbrenpoTes
Ssusnis aus.
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aub fir Sie Sentide eauitat.

Der 8erner r8unb' brinat einen @rs
titel iiber has beutids SeeressS anitdtss
peIeu, Der bic elGnSenbe beutT9e Sradnis
Tatipn Iobt unb bic GinseIbebanbluna
riibmsub herborbebt. Der artiteI I6iieBt:
Menn man mod sripabne. boB bic beut=
Ihen armeen aud gsseniiber jesLider
S%eudenaefu1r, Snpbus. Rrbr, Cholera
unb pef, eor3 bOt5il9Ii4 ~getpappnet feien,
70 erhaIte man ben GiHbrud elmer riidhaIi.
IuIen unb Bis in bic tIsipiis Giaselbeit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-02
NnsiaInk hentider aRnhler.

paris, 10. Ottobsr. (Subirtit. GIG.
Drdbtbsr.) Der @srsin Der bramaiil1en
auiursn uHb 9ompouiisn bsldloB, Gum.
ptrbind. 6duptmauu, Subermann unb
6itsfrieo waener dls unipiirbig auaSu,
fdlisbtn.
ode %esnarnteH beutFhsn aiinitler psrs
ben bic Gbrs bisIes ausl6IuFss gu mir
biseR piFsM Die Sdrtftll
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-02
aHnftler unb SeIb.

Der fit bas 2eipaieer StabtlAenter ntu
herplliatese, sHm Oistrrtidifhen Rrieass
hisnlt e~intfraFsne Ssnor Der Dpefsits
QDilhelm @rudnersaasplus III fir arpbs
psrIoullne 1apIertsit uub suerslEhs CUB
rlna ejnes 3llges In lnnieri9hgr Gss
feafsldss init Der arObsn ilbernen 1apiers
teitsmebaille ausae3ethnst nab aabeIDem
gum gdharid eraannt porOeH.
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ntr maanrr .prIhItr. sLnnbnL.

Nus Miinftn, ben 10. Citcbsr, ipirb
edhrisb,n: Su Der bsuliasn @srbdnbs
lung bss pronTss Sfclbt gsiblsr s,pen
Goftma Maensr Dor benz gonreutber
OberIdnbssatriht srtlGrte Der @trtrsitr
Der Grdu 8sbItr, baB tr bic gsmfuns
etesn bas bic aldee abpeiIenbs 9dpreus
tier iirtkif sariidsiebt. Die RiidTdi
uuf ben erobsR 9eiildsn RidoFb Waas
nsr esbitts in Der iebisen 3sit, ben Gamis
lisnSipiit oufaugtbsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-02
Die grrbienitmebaIae Der fleineu
SeIoin.

aus Misn ipirD betlttet. 6euts Mittas
srfdien Grsberaoa GranB Sdlbdtor in
9ssIsitune hss W~orltdnbes Ieinsr 8an3lst
Moipr b. Arin3ab i'm Qlsemeinsn Sraus
teubaus, nm ber ileinen Roia 3annod bic
i6r psFlitbenf Dienitmtbdile oes Aotben
Grtuaes 3u iiberreidtn. Der Grsber5og
pnrbe bonn @ofratb eobsnegg empfangea
unb gum Bette Der tlsinen 9tlbin gsFihrt.
BORT perweilte Der Gr8ber5og Idneere 3eit
uaS heb fh bic @eIdidts ihrsr @erpuns
buna nuf benz Gdtn4tFslbs sr5dbIsn.
glaipr b. Arin3ap heftste I1r bas 9rels
an bic @ruit limb lbeyrsihte ibr cine llAr
NIT hsr @robirnna: Der SeibiH Ron
R%a,parasta bon Gr3ber5Opin Marie @as
ierie.@
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sic nentIden maiden naes.n

Die DeuiI6sn erbeutsien in anttperptn
old 400 antomobils. 8isIs tparen bors
Der bara 8eisitisuus bon Wotortn uHo
3~inbungen un6rauhbar eemaft porben.
Mbtr bic DsutThen fpnBtsn Td gu hsIFsn.
Gin iuneer Grsipiuissr Iasts itols: YWir
9gltIdsn MAIDEN ia oaesi' Der 9eftnno
Der erobsn Qutomobilfa6rit sMinsrba4
iuurb. %btTalaenabmt, nno bic 9eutI6sn
brd9ten nit ibrsn sigsnen 9euisn fat
fdmmtlihe Automobile pieber in Srbs
nuns. Sic numsrirtsn unb iibsrmaltsH
fs nnb ibeilten fs ben usri4isOensn 9is
nlslonsn gu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-02
WeIds ilnbsrfrursn6sit.

Sn bsy Aula bss WdrIenhifiss gbmna,
fums IN SisitIn bItli Der prtbleer GRAM
aus Girdbbura l. on. siusn lrisakss.
fhidiliden Worlroa IN beFsn @erIauf Il
fh IN StmdbaHein aab g~sIsibignnssn
ber Dtuifhen sraina. Der er6ble 9btN
Der 3uborsr btrlisb ben Goal. 0itroui
UfAim bic WoIt1ei uno btrhafteit GRANT,
atesn ben lpsetu IsiHer bodbsrralbttiIneu
A%subUunptn Elm 9srIubrsn ,insslsitti
lporben IN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-02

Die ieibsr 70 sohirtihtn 1~obesdngsIetn
in ben bsutlAm 3,ituHo,n Tnb furhtbare
WabHsr an ben Grnf bss arieaeB. Sin,
seine bisIsr Mn5sietH Iprs9en cine belon,
Der, Gprade. ipis beilpieIApeile bic fol-
senbe aus Der -Waabsbnreer 3eitunsA:
Den SsIbentob In GtiabssIdnb fanben
unlsre ButhaItsr 6ar PAUL Gtrebe unb
6err @uftdD GduIJe etHeTnlhaFtlid en-
siHem @sfdib. mir bsrIisren In ben
@sIaisbfnsn piliditttls, fsibise @sdmtt
uH6 psrbsu ibHsn fsts sin treues I'm.
benton bepahren. - Ganner e Qanae
Ru4foIssr, @tinsrObAunOIuus."
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Sm oasareth.

Sin 9fr3t sr5d6lt: Die msiItsn unIersr
4atienten fin6 bnntbar unb frobIih. Die
2eihtberlpunbeten ippleu ale 70 IbnsEl
ais moeli4 pisbsr bindus. IS muB tpies
Der biniiter," fat Elm 8aDer, vunb moan
tloane Finger nisbsr bpl'u, ben mir bic
perflirt'n 6rau8oIen abgihoHsH balm"
Sin pfdl1er, benz cine 3ebe tpessepubt
DurOe, mtiuf sematbli6: rMas Iis6t an
BEN Sch. / fam nit maine (9) odh no
be 8raR5oIs ud6babbs (~nahbapfen)".
Gin 9aper liest IhpeigIam unb DerbrieBs
lid auf Ieinsm Eager. Cine BTleeerin
Trast ibn, ipns ibn bride. GrItens, lagt
er, meine GhmerSen - unb Johann, b1b
id felt BEN ausmurI9 .toane anobel
mshr trisgt bab." Dem Mdnn lit peRigs
items in isbtsrsr nInfdt inspiiden oes
HpIfen pprben. GobaIb bic qatignten
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aAbide antmart fir Bic a~ranaaien.

Die bsutI6s GsIaubtiddft in Bern ftetlt
Der fdpestriImeH prsFe folasnbe Grtlds
gllug 5u: lInisF Dem Titel Sin beutlder
ArieeSpldn etotn bic G9pei84 nirb i'm
9elppa" bic 8sbauptune auFgeitelit, bah
iin i'm bsuifdeu @eperaIltab elm arisass
plan fir singn btutIhsu GinFaa in bic
@6lpei5 bsfiubs. @lei48eitig iuirb bsr
plan ptsSIImtlidi. Mir liup In Der Gage.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-02
Menternbe ariensnefanaene.

3iDei ftanSOII9e ariegssefanssns btrs
fu9ten pGbrenb zines aufsntbaltss bes
9r~ansport5uses ouT benz 8obnbof 8tdum
ben 9rausportfi6rer i'm padnagsn gu
ar ~ iirgtm. Der Mnf9Ius miBIuns,
Die beiben Granaoim purbM ers
f4pfIsn.
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and Gin ,,garbar4.

Der grau zines IN 6rantrsi6 tdmpFens
ben Saapimannes In Berlin lit Iotgsnber
Dantssbrisf ~sueeauneeR, Der in bsutidsr
uebsrlebnng Iautst; gndbise s6raul
Sbr 6srr gtmabf, Or. -, Sch. Re
~sisrunesratb gu Berlin, BAT in mtinem
Dauie pom "a. Bis gum q. @uaut ess
foobnt. or ipar in gutter @eIunbbeit. Sd
bite sic, enGbios 8rau, ibm ipdter su
Tassn, tpis iebr ia ibm buute fir bic
Site. bic er uns, Defenders meinem franz
fen Manne. srpisIsn bat. Molsn Sit,
snGbise Grau. eene6mieen bic @erfdes
rung meinsr pollen 6odd9turg. (se3)
DR.. Saunin in @sruimont,4
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Die @Minen upn Sambnrn.

Gin QeIer iibsrisnbet ben Sdmb. Td6r,
foIgsnben Beitrag sur GeIai4te bes feinos
Iidsn 2isenfslbsusss:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-02

burhseFHbrttn Organization, in ben It
dbtr aud Gin Kin Dsnie ReibasIaW
milhs.
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oens5siden an sttpa 5s6n Bis 8pOlf Cir
men bsrsebsn, in beren DsrttGttsu Suns
berie ssI6ulter Qrbsiter nit Der Ssritels
lung befddItist fHb.. 3as MaieriaI in
5esuuntli9 siHfudss Gubeilen. Die arsu8e
fperben in S%dnOfOrmen segoFen, Ounn
lungidm setibf, nlf @leidmdBigteit ses
priift. sesbnet, seI9pdr8t. poIiert unb an
ben eden gealdttetl Die ~llmranbung nit
GeiniiIber srforbstt bunn cine ~beIpnbere,
febr iOrgfGltise ge6apbluns.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-02

oieIe Rddri6t gu bsFGtigtn. SIN Sabre
1856 bat Der iugenbli6e grin5 8rtebrid
&arl ppn preuben ouS eigsnsm antriebe
gelegentli9 bes I6pei3eriId sprsuBiIan
aonflittes In Der 9fueRburgsr 8ruge eintu
0psrationgpldn ouFgeftett, Der inbdltli9
NIT BEN bonn sSsmps4 entbedten ilbersins
Itimmt. Wir fSunsn nod mittbeiIsn, bab
bieIer plan I'M anbung bss erIten 9dubes
BON Molfgang G6rIter's Wsrf. betitelt
.qrina 8riebri9 &arl", i'm Sabre 1910
berSffenilidt tporbsn 1T. Sc 1T erfrsulid,
feF5uitelen, bab bic frans5Ffds prsFe
agf Elm SO Sabre altss Document suriids
greifen mub, um fit Ibrs abi4t Stpii4en
Der G9neis uub DeutT9tanh 8nistra9t
Su Iden, @tpff au finbsn,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-02
Gin tuaderer Surge.

Mau Idreibt; Sd bate bieisr Gage
als Reierbsmann duf etnen Gag nrlaub
srbaltsn unb mar auf benz Mese oum
8abnbof, 0a iebe i'd einise Shritte Dor
mir an einen 3aun selthut einen anirps
bon stipa 10 Sahren iisbsr, Der mid uufs
merriam bstrd6tef. qI0bli& tommt En-
duF mid 81, nimmi feline MSiibe db unb
fraat bti9eibsn; r9err Golbat, molten
sic iebt in ben aries aiebeu94 Sdlb i'm
Spdb %dntpprttte i4: nSapobI. msin
Sunstl# pa reint mir Der RleiRe treus
6er3ig bic Sunb unb iast taft pebmiitbis;
Damn niinF6e i9 Sbnen. baB sic bet
tiebe Soft gelunb niebsrtommsn IdBt.
Meir Batter 1T nGmtia and in ben Rrteg
gereiIt, urb er bat mir bsim abIHieb ses
Idgt, i'd fol- fir i'm bsten unb iebent
Solbaten, ben Id in ben arieg 5isben Isbt,
pinfhsn, baB Der liebs Soft i'm ssTunb
aurildtommen lGbt.4 Sd bdnfte benz
ainbe. bas Iia pisbsr auf Itinsn pIob
am s3aun bsoab, unb gine Fnnenb meter.
SIT es ni9t rtbebenb. tpenn Elm 5amilisus
batter bic Ssinen beim qbT9isb nit fol-
dem @otibsrtraum fudppnet.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-15
BAD BREATH
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets Get at the
Cause and Remove Il

DIR. Edwards' Olive Tablets. the SUBJ
stitute for calomel. act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afllicted with bad breath find
quick relief through DR.. Edwards
olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar
coated tablets are taken for bad breath
by all who know them.
DR.. Edwards; Olive Tablets act gent
ly but firmly on the bowels and liver.
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
ethel entire system.
They do that which dangerous calo-
mel does without any Of the bad after
effects. +.
'All,the benefits Of nasty. sickenins,
xrfping cathartics are derived from DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets without grip
inr. paha or ditagreeable: effects Of any
Dr. +. N. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years Of prac-
tlee Anlong patients afflicted with bowel
IN sllveE complaint with the attendant
sad breath.
+ Dt.:Esdwards' Olive Tablets are pure
III q, vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. you win know them By their
E!oltyeS color. w IS
.raEs one 81 two every night g.
Wook4 And .nefs the eject. 100 dn6 ~
per box. AN druggists. The ol1ve
Tablet Company, Columbus, q.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-15

{ d &
Idragged myself back 10 the spring
house and droppsd In front Of the nrs.
What with worry and 10 slesp and
now this new Complication I Was dead
a. yesterdsy's nevspaper. set there
on the door With my hands around ny
knees. thinking what to do next.
when opened my eyes Mr.. Pierce
was sitting on the, other side Of the
chimney and staring mt tho nre. He
had . pipe between his teeth, but he
vast smoking. and he had somsthing
Of tie same look about his mouth he'd
had the first day saw him.
-Well?" he said. when he saw ] va
awake.
That minute I made up my miad not
to tall him all the facts. He might
think the situation was too mnehs bbr
him and leave, or he might decide he
ought to tell Mis- Summers whore
Dick was. Thars Was NO love lost b.
tveen him and Mr.. Carter.
"Im just tired and cranky" said.
''so-is Miss Summers settled YETI"
He nodded. 40 II he wasn't think
1ng OF MISS Summers.
"What did you ten herls
Haven't seen her." he said. Sent
her . note that ! was understanding
Q man named Carter and to mind to
pick up her cues"
TITS 4 common enough name," /
said, but he had lighted his pipe again
and had dropped forward, one elbow
on his knee, his hand holding the bowl
Of, his pipe. and staring into the nrA
He looked up when closed and
locked the pantry door.
i've Just been thinking" no 70
marked. here we ara group Of
people-all struggling like mad, for one
thing. bat with different motives. Mine
are plain enough and mercenary
enough, although Z certain red-haired
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-15
PUBLIC AUCTION.

OF ssod household goods on premises
at lilo West Main street, Marshaii-
town. Iowa. Thursday. April Is. 1914. at
2 p. m. -Four good sxl2 rugs. small rugs,
bronze bed. several good iron beds.
springs. and mattresses, cupboard. gas
olene stove heater. kitchen cabinet.
dining tables. dining chairs, dressers.
commodes. sideboard. stands, rockers.
couch, Pleasant Home range. sewing
machine. shotgun. iadys rims, !s.E:
mower. ice box. fruit Jars, and thou
sand other articles too numerous to
mention. Here il a good lot OF goods.
don't miss It: terms. cash. Kendall and
Gard. auctioneers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-15

brug. Norway. which have besa worked
for nearly 500 years, have in recent
years increased their, production. until
now It In moro than $4,000 pounds OF
silver . year. Other rich silver minsa
have been recently found In the same
neighborhood and may soon be OPP
Grated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-15

scribe, ordsr Tark1sh bath. The
baths ere 10 . saaatsrisn what the
bar = 10 ciue-<hsy nv tho bills." Z
Well, We got II oil nxsd and Doctor
Barnss started out. sat Ct tho door 10
stopped.
II say.S - askea. b IN unAeetooe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-15
NEW YORK ALFALFA FA0MC -

Quality tells and prices sell. DoA4h
causes this homestead TO b for aoaV:
l2o-acre farm. village ons.haif natlA
city two and one-haif miles, feur
barns. water In house ana barn. sprlng
In pasture. house cost $500. srasnAld
land. Price $50 per acre without cows.
Possession at once: $1,000 caah down.
Two hundred acres alfalfa. Ovse4ooks
Syracuse. Price $50 per acre. el.ee0
cash down. Twenty hundred tWsaty
acro farm near Syracuse. with thiSty-
six cows: $50 per acre or $50 per aces
without cows: $4,000 cash down. =
Mnnson. st2S South Halina streaG,
Syracuse. N. r. No snow In Nyrneueo,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-15

Z. Wanted - Local representative.
splendid income assured right man to
act a. our representative after learn
mo our business thoroughly by mall.
FORMER experience unnecessary.,An We
ren,,ire is honesty. ability. ambition
and willingness to learn . lucrative
bnsine,s. Norsoliciting or travelling. All
or spare time only. This 10 IN excep-
tionaf opportunity for a man IN your
section to ret into . big paying bust
nes, without capital and become In
denendant for life. Write at once for
particulars National !. Co-Opefativs
Realty. Company, LsSs. Marden build
Ing. washington. D. G.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-15
Piles csrsl ID s . Il pays

Year drasgise viii ssfaaA nsasv =
rAzO OINTMENT lails o Go -
esss q I>ehiAg. 1iisA. 1,ssa1 -
Pfetsudisg riiss h s - - ~. H.
Asse epplisatisa givss 1ass A1esA -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-15
BUSINESS CHANCES.

\ /. Any intsllissnt Person may earn
steady income corresponding FOR news
papers. Experience unnecessary Az
dress Press Correspondence bureau
wa ahinrt,,n. %. c.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-15

..s.z,sv eazss4y-
I al the WY over 70 tho shelter.houso
/ sniveled ana danced with Joy at the
| Same time. There's nothing like chin
ehila to tone down rcd hair.
Well, took the note out to the
sheltsr.hoase. and raped. Mr.. Dick
| let me in. and 1t struck mo hs wasn't
- cheerful ~ usual. He reached out
! and took the mum. as
oh" no saad. Il thought that was
the supper"
ITS coming" I sadd. looking past
him for Mrs. Dicky. Il
She had seen the note and sat up
And held out her hand for It. "Dtck!"
she said suddenly, what do you
| think? Oskar is here! Pats IN the
widest excitement He's in town. and
Amt Hosofia has tslsphoned to know
what to do! Listen; he Il incog, OF
eesrse, and registered ~ oskar Won
invalid. He did an awfully clever
thins-can in through Canada while
tie papsrs tAosght - was IN 81 No
ritz"
"For heavens saks." replied Mr..
Dick, tell her not to ask him hsrs. I
shouldn't know how to talk to him. oh.
rye known a lord or two, but that's
different. You call them anything you
like and lend them money"
Il Il dare say you can with Oskar.
too" Mrs. Dicky put the note down
and sighed. ~Weai, he's coming. Pat
says dad won't 80 back to town until
he's had 81 baths, and he's only had
eleven and shes got to stay with him.
And you needn't worry about what to
cali Osiar. He's not to know we're
here" "a.
/ was worried on my way back to
the springhouse-not that the prince
would make much di6srepce. - far - I
could see things being about ~ bad ~
they could be. But some Of the people
were talking Of leaving. and since We
had to have . prince it seemed q pity
he wasn't coming with all his retinue
and titles. It would have been good
ten thousand dollars' worth Of advere
tising for the place. and goodness
knows We needed 1t. Il
When rot back to the springhouss
Miss Patty and MI. Pierce were still
thsra. "Qf course Il isn't my AFFAIR"
he WAS saying. "You are perfectly"
Then opened the door and he stopped.
Invent on into the pantry to take on
my overshoes, and astI closed the door
he continued. II didn't mean to say
what / have T meant 70 explain
about the other night had Q right
/ to Do that But you forced the issue. I"
II was-compelled to toll you be was
looming. she said angrily. II felt !
should.
What would ron have had me dol
she askBd. - = T-g-@--.
.Tsks, tkoss two ehildrsa 70 yonr
father. What II there vas . row!
Why should there 10 such = lot made
Of II anyhow? They're young, but
they'll get older. It Isn't = crime Tor
two people to-sr-love each other. is
It? And II you think scandal or two
In your Misunderstanding your father
would mako Q scand1lAis going to put
another patch on the ragged reputa-
ton Of the royal family Of - I;
Elbow dare you!!" she cried furtous-
II. "How dare you!s
heard her cross the room and Ming
the door open and . second later It
slammed. WheH came out Of tho
pantry Mr.. Pierce was sitting In his
old position. elbow on knee. holding
his pipe and staring st the bowl.
had my, hands full the next day.
uynsa h~A a~<Ah~, ann-a<n~xm A,urin~
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Osushwsst leWa II . fertile asal ~
the man With anything . sen tAA4 -
merit. Ie 10 thiokly DoDulAte1 -
prosperous. 0svsnsy-avs Thousand 80
Die in southwest Iowa real u oaal1
NonpaFisL Il - ths treat weae G.
meAium az THU osceloa. N % k1oWa ~
~ NC n Q producer e fooalAA e
-, Aave Iand q anything eaDe - 81
~ er.de ret In toueh with oe1ehWeae
Tow. thru the sNsnpareil Wteea -
our special eeIsr. Nsupass1 csanen
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'rAs secek dDssa1 A0Ak asssaA lsss.
Aoso hofs
sleoe II they - Mn lrsels ~.
pliea gTluay, anA - we1t est
Go be continued)
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siTuATIoNs WANTED.

N.rted-Job on farm. Experienced.
Can furnish references. 1ol East south
street.
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MINNESOTA Ian pS.

MINNESOTA LANDS.
RenviIIe County Farms = Land
ranges in prices from $50 TO 500 per
acre. We are in the best part in MIN
nesota, right In the corn belt" Send
for list. Easy terms. .vosika- Winsor
Land Company. Olivia, Mimi.
Two hundred acres close to Mime
apolis. This Is one of the very finest
farms in Minnesota It will double In
price owing to its proximity to city.
We offer 1t considerably under the
market Gruber Company. 322 Lumber
Exchange, Minneapolis. MINI.
For sais-lso acres. 1tasca county.
station four miles, house, barn, ten TO
f,fteeen acres partially cleared, some
flne hardwood. clay loan soil. Land
mostly gently rolling. balance good
pasture. Finest clover. small grains,
potatoes. etc. SIS per acre, easy terms.
write for map. Guaranty Farm Land
Company. Duluth. MINI.
Section, close to 10000 population;
make nne stock farm; $3.50 per acre.
$50 acres well located land. fine tract,
SIS per acre. 160 acres, partly i'm
proved. bargain at SIG per acre. %
acres fne land. Sl3.6o. PEI. acre. Other
lands IS per acre up. Easy terms and
perfect titles to all lands. Write for
map and information. Guaranty FArm
Land Company. Duluth. MINI.
$50 acres state school hand. ltascs
county: fifteen acres hay: some hard
wood. balance easily cleared: station
two miles: will grow 500 to 400 bushels
potatoes per acre and make fine stock
or dairy farm. Good markets for farm
and dairy products: SIS per acre: easy
terms. Guaranty Farm Land Company,
Duluth, MINI. -
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Wanted-Partner to invest $500 in
GOOD paying soap mail order business
Sells to hospitals. jails. senitariums.
physicians. drug stores. Full particu-
iars. address DIS. care T.-R
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LIVEsTocK, NoRSEs, GTo.

Fer aals-Percheron grade stallion
called Duke" black. star In forehead.
8 years old Juno IL. 1913. weighs 1900
pounds. splendid individual, sure foal
getter, and reason for selling IL that
they have bought . pure bred Belgian
draft stallion from A. b. Holbert OF
Greeley. lows. land K. HeyensA. APP
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. For 9ais-Big red cow giving milk
since December. D. w. Norris, al .Je-
rome street.
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!. wanted-1deas. Write for list of in
Svcntions wanted by manufacturers and
lnrizes offered for Inventions. Our four
hooka sent free. Patents secured or fee
returned. Victor ]. Evans 4 Co, 5s7F.
washington, d. G.