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The Ely miner., 1914-02-27
Supplying q Necessity,

An English policeman entered the
house Of a publican one morning and
informed him that 1t would be neces.
sary to hold an inquest there in the
afternoon. Now the landlord had a
great objection to anything Of the
kind. and said: "Oh. 1 can't be
troubled with inquests in my house.
Here. what'll you have to drink?"
Robert said he'd have a drop Of
Scotch, which he did. Have a cigar,
too." said the host. After the con-
sumption of two Scotches and cigars
the constable said he thought he
could get the inquest held somewhere
else. but as he was leaving the land
lord remarked: by the way, who
are they going to hold the inquest
on?" mo one as l know of now,"
said the man In blue: "but 1t 'ud a
been me If hadn't had these drinks
an smokes"
The Ely miner., 1914-02-27
Threw the Rope.

q coil of rope slung over his arm In
cowboy fashion he climbed over the
rail to the piles supporting the pier.
Standing on a crossbeam, foot be-
meath the surface Of the waves, he
waited until the shark came within a
seew feet. Then, holding to the piles
with his left arm, he threw the rope
when the fish poked it's nose above the
surface of the water. The moose
Jailed to catch and the fish charged
The negro. The latter climbed higher
On the piles until the fury of the fish
was exhausted. Rearranging the rope
he threw it and this time was sue
,essful in getting it over the sharks
body. However, the fish put up such
l game fight that the negro was un-
able to hold him. Finally, he OBJ
tanned a harpoon and the big fish was
hauled upon the pier. The shark
measured ten feet eight inches.
The Ely miner., 1914-02-27
CHAPTER X.
A Lone Hand.

Martin McGee waited to keep his
latest appointment with Rosalie LIE
Grange on a bench in Stuyvesant Fish
Park, dead center for the Hebrew pop
uiation in New York. He speculated
lazily and with some amusement upon
the habits of Rosalie LIE Grange-so
much her own, yet so well conceived
for her purpose. For example, this
method of holding business confer
ences on secret affairs-for she al
ways set her appointments in some
outof-the-way open space. 1t was
a highly original, highly effective
plan. One could enter without at
tracing attention; one could watch
the approaches; a meeting in pub
lie park-grant that 1t were discov-
cred In such a remote part of the city
could be passed off as an accidenl II
encounter. not conference. T.at
was one Of the thousand ways in
which her mind thought faster and
further than his.
Martin McGee was approaching
fifty. the second period of sentiment
In man. In the lusty summer of his
days. he had woodland lost. She
had chosen the other arm of munich
pal warfare and married a fireman.
Since then woman had cut but a shad-
owy figure in his bachelor life. And
here, In his middle age, the face and
figure, the form and move of woman
was playing hide-and-seek among his
thought of police duty and police priv
nege. He recognized ever a certain
embarrassment over the coming meet
ing like that Of a youth who has been
slapped by a perky girl.
"How do you do?" said voice be-
side him; and Rosalie's self settled
down on the park bench.
He looked at her without rising,
his first thought to read in those eyes
Of hers, which mirrored so many emo
tlons. her attitude toward him. The
eyes were laughing!
'How do you do?" he repeated after
her. And then. as though he must be
out with 1t:
"Say. guess there's an apology
coming from me-"
eff there is," said Rosalie, there's
cne coming from about every man
ever knew. It's the way of the ami
NAL. It's kind Of left-handed COM
pliment to the lady though. Now let's
overlook little things. I've come to
talk business. I'm busting with it."
She glanced to right and left, taking
In faded "black hood" of woman, a
sodden "panhandler" of a man. 81
guess we'd better walk" she said.
They rose and threaded the push-carts,
the crowds, the confusion and smells,
toward the river
Nov, I'm playing lone hand" she
began. 'Tf things go wrong, I've only
myself to blame; an If they go right,
you get ell the credit-as usual.
want help an no questions asked. This
Black-hand outfit of dago detectives
what have you got, that you can lend
meP"
you want"
"A detective from the dago squad
want him straight an l want him
quick an want him for my own-he
reports to me, not to you."
Lets see-there's Anzini."
whats he like?"
The Ely miner., 1914-02-27
SPECIAL ROPE FOR CLIMBERS
Those Used In the Alps Are Selected
for Strength, Reliability and
lightness.

The rope used by Alpine climbers IL
of special manufacture, combining as
far as possible the different qualities
Of strength, flexibility and lightness.
Three qualities are in general use,
being made from sisal, Italian and
Manila hemps respectively, and occa-
sionally, when cost is not considera-
ton, OF silk. The latter. though very
light and strong, is not so durable as
the others. That which finds most Ia
vor among British mountaineeers is
known as Buckingham's Alpine rope.
It Is made Of the best Manila hemp.
In the year 1864 committee OF the
Alpine club made tests upon number
Of ropes suitable for mountaineering.
OF the tws that were approved one
was made of Italian hemp and the
other of Manila. They both had
breaking strain of two tons and sus-
tanned the weight of a 170-pound man
after falling from height of ten feet.
Non-mountaineers have sometimes
The Ely miner., 1914-02-27
Where Dean Swift First Met Stella.

Where Dean Swift First Met Stella.
Moor Park, Farnham, which has Just
changed hands. is to the lover of lit
erature one of the most historic
places in England.
It was there that Swift met Stella
when he was secretary to Sir William
Temple, and at Moor Park he also
wrote "The Battle of the Books" and
"The Tale Of Tub" The estate,
which is not to be confused with the
one Of the same name near Rickmans-
worth, also lives in the pages of Jane
Austen, where the provenance of some
especially choice apricots is exalted
on the strength of their being genuine
Moor Parks
The Ely miner., 1914-02-27
5OBBS -MERRILLCo

said Grimaldi. that the real name is
Perez"
How did you get that?"
ut took little time. First 1 frisked
his room. l went in as a gas inspec-
tor"
Which was takin' risks" admon-
ished Rosalie.
mot the way did 1t. The real In
spector is my friend; had his per-
mission to impersonate him"
Pretty good!" commented Rosalie.
"An' you found nothing about-what
I'm after?"
mo. That was the suspicious
thing-I mean, the absence Of any
sign Of Identification looked curious
to me. But found one thing which
didn't amount to much, except that it
was an opening. He has camera.
l don't know why l examined that.
unless it was hunch. 1t was foreign
made-American boxes are manufac-
tured by trust, and they all look
alike. Down by the range-scale
found nickel plate such as agents
always put on cameras. 1t read: j.
Lichenstein, Cameras and Camera
Supplies, Port of Spain. Trinidad
Where's that?"
Trinidad Is an island off the coast
Of South America-near Venezuela.
Port of Spain is the main town. It's
a British possession, but there are
many French and Spanish residents.
had taken the precaution, when l
started out, to have the police photog-
rapher get snapshot Of this Es-
trilla. I took the picture to-well,
never mind who he is. He's lived all
over South America. He's almost sure
that Estrilla is Spaniard from Port
of Spain named Juan Perez. The Pc
rez family were cacao growers in Trim
idad. The head of the family was
named Miguel Perez| suppose,
though, you aren't interested in the
family"
That's just what I want to know"
Miguel Perez was this mans ia
ther-if the stool-pigeon is right in
his Identification. The stoolpigeon
was down there about three or four
years ago. At that time, Miguel Perez
had just died, and this Juan had in
herited the business. 1t seemed that
he wasn't getting on well with it. At
least, that was the gossip. That's all
oh, yes, the stoolpigeon remembered
one other thing about Miguel Perez.
He'd had an early romance with an
English girl-navy people. Miguel
Perez married her, and she didn't live
very long. After that, he married
again-a Spanish girl from Caracas
and Juan Perez was the son Of that
marriage. That was about all he
could remember"
"Still, the camera marked Port of
Spain seems to fix it, somehow"
'It seems to. But, of course, you
can't be certain. He may be a rela-
tive and have a family resemblance"
"Your friend didn't know whether
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old Miguel Perez had any children by
his first marriage-to the English
girl?"
"He didn't say, at least"
Rosalie CONCEALED to a pose with the
advent of an idea
Tell me-" she asked. when a IA
ther and a mother are of different ma
tionalities-talk different languages
what language does the baby learn
first-the fathers or the mother's?"
"Oh, the mother's-always."
$50 II there was a child from his
first marriage-to the English girl
he'd talk better English than Juan
Perezw
He'd pronounce 1t better, anyway"
"And a mother always talks to her
baby in her own language"
"Oh, of course"
can If a foreigner-you, for in
The Ely miner., 1914-02-27
SHARK is LASSOED
AT PALM BEACH, FLA.
When Caught on Hook and Line,
Negro Throws Rope Over
FiSh'S Head.

Palm Beach, Fla.-Lassoing a shark
which had been caught on a small fish
Ing line by Mr.. James X. Clarke of
Ardmore, Pa, caused excitement the
other day on the ocean pier of the
Breakers hotel
Mr.. Clarke, when fishing for king
fish, caught the shark on his line, but
was unable to land him. Several inef-
fectual attempts were made to har-
poon the fish. Fearing the slender line
would break. William Steamer, a ne
gro fisherman, offered to lasso 1t. With
The Ely miner., 1914-02-27
Hunting for Gold With Magnet.


Electromagnetic Is to be en-
ployed in a novel manner. to recover
gold from the bottom of the Pacific
ocean. 1t is seriously announced that
an expedition crom San Francisco will
attempt by raeans of magnet to
raise an iron chest which contains
$65,000 in gold ingots from the bottom
of the bay off Angel island. The safe
was dropped from the hold of the
steamer Corcoran, which was rammed
and sunk in collision with the
steamer Seminole in dense fog some
months ago. When the vessels part
ed, following the collision, a section
of the hold of the Corcoran broke
through and the cargo sunk. The
huge iron chest proved very difficult
The Ely miner., 1914-02-27

There IN a powerful instinct on the
part Of all animals to protect the
young when in trouble. Hogs and cat
tie are among the most dangerous of
domestic animals when aroused; the
surest way to arouse them is to in
jure their young. Let a bird utter a
call for help, and instantly the air
around will be filled with feathered
champions of the victim.
The Ely miner., 1914-02-27

to find, but it has been definitely To-
Gated.
A portion is covered with drifted
sands and 1t is claimed that the or
dinary methods of salvage would be
unable to lift it A huge magnet is
therefore being constructed SO that
with generation Of electricity on
board ship the enormous lifting power
OF the magnet will be exerted, which.
1t Is anticipated. will drag the precious
cargo to the surface.
The Ely miner., 1914-02-27
Takes Own Son to Jail.

Lexington, Ky.-Constable jacob
Trisler appeared at the gate Of the
state penitentiary bringing with him
as a prisoner his own son, Mack iris
ler, who was sentenced for the MUIR
der of Neal H. Mitchell.
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prohIem for the Idle.

II the time is hanging heavy on yom
hands, try to work out this: How
many times in each "a hours do the
two hands of the clock appear at right
angles to each other? = Baltimore
News.
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Trousers Keep Man In Jail.

New York.-Although bail had been
furnished, Samuel Herman was forced
to remain in the Tombs because, 1t
was charged, he wore pair of stolen
trousers which, the court ruled, must
bs held as evidence.
The Ely miner., 1914-02-27
MANY scboo, Cb,,dren Ar, s,ck,y.

Children who are delicate, feverish and cross
will get immediate relief from Mother Gray's
Sweet Powders for Children. They cleanse the
stomach, act on the liver, and are recommended
for complaining children. pleasant remedy
for worms. Used by Mothers for "a years. Al
all Druggists, 25c Sample FREE. AddreaAs
A. 9. Olmsted, LIE Roy, n. Y. Adv.
The Ely miner., 1914-02-27
Mon Should Be Home at Midnight

Mon Should Be Home at Midnight.
Chicago.-Judge Goodnow estab-
lished midnight as the hour when all
married men should be at home with
their wives. He told Albert Wipfe he
would send him to jail If he was not
at home every night at that hour.
The Ely miner., 1914-02-27
CHAPTER xI.
The Perez Family

In remote corner Of Central Park,
Rosalie was bedding conference with
Grimaldi, her specially-assigned detect
i've In the Aanska case. "I think"
The Ely miner., 1914-02-27

DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulats
and invigorate stomach, liver and bowels.
Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy to take a.
candy. Adv.
The Ely miner., 1914-02-27

considered this insufficient. but 1t is
highly problematical whether the hu.
man anatomy could survive the sud.
den compression of a thin rove aris.
ing from any greater fall-Fry's Mag.
azine.
The Ely miner., 1914-02-27

Only a woman who Is In love win
look up to a man who is socially be-
meath her.
The Ely miner., 1914-02-27
The Dentists Act

these new laws have teeth In
them"
mot for people who know how to
work pull"
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Setn 1. Rprtr.
5umorcsfs BON SOf. SiOcrmut.

mas Dir nihi sinEolt. Wann, ih laht
In mEiner Dohnuns Mot ioteu, Spite
oHfit oulos Ia nihi, bos mubt 9u 8tr
tin fir a1tmal aus BEN 9opi, ihIdgsn.
pir gu~ffrasstt,n anb isir, aOalHnH Der
MANNER, Bite
ga. abr AhnbA bod" toogis noe
mall bas arms groftHornsn Ba rtpltJt
rem.
.gbnos2 Wo otnta Du bin2 Gtbs
Dir msint SlunbentintkiIung an, itosr
9ag .hai iein Qr~bStiRpsniam. 5h mub
meinn QFlihien als gpriltbuin bts Der
eius fir 0raunreais- Doa unb saa5 uahs
lommtn, fptnu ih mid Riht elmer grobtn
qflihtp,rIsbuna dls Gruu.uuttlrrin
fhuloia mansn min. Dds utrh Du bob
nitt poasu. mir babH gItttt Rtatt."
.9isbt guIoIiu. 81 mas bait Da otHn
eiatHtlih MID stbsirdibei2' limb esr pEos
itHor mahtt nit bitftu Worten eintu bers
5ptiFtItu @tasnanqri'f.
ga, mtin lisber Wduu, Bu uirft bon
tini.kn, Ddb Id MID BOD nt1t .pig bic
alit S.unefer @chIrta- faimpFrn lufsu
lpnnis, 5uoem tonnts ih III alb Grdu
grofsFor cine berporrussnbe Role uHter
ben S~uFfrdgsttsn ttunebmtn, otsitn 6hrs
esia rpirIi Du mir BOD ntht abel nsbmeH.
git 9u bod oamit aua BON BEN habs
ihen Gitd Der ate 5unesdsu" kfrsit
porbeR. limb mir spet gtbtn rur Der
melt tin BsiIpisi, pts bic GIti6bsrtttis
puna In Der Gbs lttn iou.'
,abtr fir msin GtIo!" Ddmit mari
osr 9rofeFor Itintn Iesign uno erobtsu
1rumpf aus.
.Gstn Gtlo2 Qbtt lisbsr Runn, ptibt
Du bsuu niGt, mas gleih bershtigang tit2
Sabe ih @slo, 70 htIFs ia Dir aus unS
BAIT Oh @elb, 70 hilfit Du mir aus.
@ltitts Rs9t muB Istn IN Der Oh, 70
traan1.n fh ia bic tbeltaeu pflthtsn.
aifp bite, oa mir gtrnbt BEL bisfem
zbtmu finn, - bait Oh pisntiat 20 Murs
btt DIRT - 60, - g 1T gut, 20 &C.
niiasn etnhprilsn. aIo uufs Wisosrs
ftben. manni. moretn I'm bieIsIbs 8sit.@
limb Guldlia, bic 4erips
Pima" aing. Der profsFor bIisb, fem aopf
brummte unb fsin Wasen tnurris. - CT
uubtt niht rt9t, In pelhsu ieiHeH @tbirns
th,il tr bi. mitthdlungsn Isinsr trit tins
tdaiosu GbtbdIfte plasirtn iOlts, mar bod
isin qppf poa NIT ben .Dsrbsn bar srfisu
a~uHiuautipu" - gs ssIons ihm srit mad
elmer oeraumen Dsils, fa oss uHniisen
9aaaftes su sHtleoieen uno fir bic Sub
ltontipa" GulnIia's brin glab 81 inottn.
Damn be9rifF bsr grofeHor.
Der ptepitltt 1T beun beuts2' frus eI
Fb uno lab ben manufacturer an.
.ab, Der /. apriIl 6oit DID abe1
orbentlid bran estrisst, profefor4eH!"
rief CT i6lieBIia ftp fsIbft ps%riiilirsnb aus.
Damn siHs sr ipieosr gum sS4Dar8eT
aoler"
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oous fir 9aus anss b%ensnn:H, mas Sbr
Bid nur umfnbt ~.
Gines 4bsnbs, sls er ith 81 Bette Iez
oen ponie uHb ieiuer getpobnbeit mad
Elm Isbtss Mal ausblit belt. fab sr in
bsr Gerne Elm 2i9t IelateH. Die 5burms
olodt bate Tton Idnas Mitternndt etIdus
let. DER motte su folder 6tlnOe nod
nidt fdnfsH?
er %pdrfsts, in BEN gebdnisH, bdb bas
QiAt perIoi6en piirns. 0o4 bas Gi6t
beaann Az lnufen, Iieb cine laittenbe
Gpur binter it 5nrild, unD pI6bIi4 ifrebs
ten Glomman, Ionse 5Idmmen, gdno
aerabe In ben Frieblifen, num bon einem
Dinbbou4 bsDsgtn 6immsl btnauf.
s6daO., iGgis Der alts, ia brsnut e
ia! 49,"
Or iannte bic Gegenb 70 gut, baB er
fh lofort orisntisrt bate. ags III gdrs
blot 6d ben 8dnth . Sd m61te pets
ten, 5rpiidn Dem Duf6pIds nH0 bsr
Qbtei.4
Sci BEN rotten eifts hobsn bic 6dnfer
fh oan5 bnilih bon Der Weibs bts DO
bens ab, unb Bel biefem ereatn GaIers
lnein unterfdieb Oer MIis bic gdume ber
Mbtd. bds @aFer bes WdT6pIhsts UNI
ben ldngliaen limriB Der 6enfaber uul
ben Gelbsrn.
or 5dhlts:
Die lsbte Qappel 49,, bet gd9tbcf bon
mfnoret bic 6eufmober Jdrfp's !.
sins . sfrei 49,. 6rei 80. Der Me1
nd6 9aris -. Dr neber9dHs -. Cir
6euihober :. !. spei -. absr, ods ~
ia 49,.
Gin Gdrd blieb IN ieIner asbIs fedn.
Dds brennsnbt 6ous mar bos 1dus feinei
EoGitr.
Wendusr nod aIs ffin Bid. srrtsther
feline Gtbanlen dtIes, fpus f9 sptf6er
ienm Mauem 5utragen fDiirbs: Die Rin,
Der, bic ni6ts bon Der 0ddbr dbnen-
fnldfm 3os Gsuer errei6t bil
EGheune Der Gsretbsbcrrdth Be
ainnt auf5uFIommn -. Der BAUD bel
Frtf6en etrObs I2ldgt bnrh bic Ietftl
Dede binbur6 Gie errdtettr fiul
topflos, ellen bur9 bic DunfsIbett hir
unb Der Der BAUD fUirb bridenbel
Die gusgdnae itnb unnufit1bbcr
Die aleinen tfammerH f9 an TIRE Wtutt
tex GrdbliGe Gdreie nlenstn I'D
IN bos graHeln ber 1sitrsbrint
Ara6enb HiirSt bds Dad etH! ~. Dam
Gdreiasn 6obe UIdmnlet fetger
aus ruuGsnben 9rimmern duf bditi
nidts mebr nur nod bas Iubelnb'
Glib bes InattnnbeH BeuerBl
40 oas niirbs ii1 In einm aussnbsil
abfpislsn. Wer, aubsr ibm, TOaie 81 4
fpdter Giunbs bic TIamwea benerifl
! uaD Earn g@Iaaaag
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ni4k. 9umnrn 81 EHHtn. btnn e empfnnb
cine lnntrt Mnen, ais e. bonn lhoriu
Bid Dimas hsasanti,. Sect alns lima
auf RiriIop a.. iibls TON unb fasit:
.Git ippItsn mid bamols bslobnm.
go trttnHt 9brsn sutm WiasH on, b.
Iohnrn Gle MID itst, nbsr nihl nit
JhItm Wammpn, bonn ben btfst To- fell
ber. gsbtH Sit mir 1amnroiThsa, ID
nil Ft Sur - GHrtiH 9utisniu mo-
den
Cine DsiIt blIdttH fa Oi, bstbtn gadn'
ntr Ia bic aueen.
.Sit Fno -
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ptr 6l6&ntr.
gfis5e bon gianriee eeuef.

Bon Der b56Isn 66bt ieines glodeHs
thurmss aberrpa6ts Der @lodnsr bic
Gtdbt. Gr fab fs fern unb tbsH 5u ieis
nsn GGBn ousgsbretst. Der Bptidn
feinsn ltfern oa1inalsHbe GIub mar fir
ibn nur Elm bnrdfidtigsr DoHsrfdbsn.
Die Bdume itanoen 5uiammnesfauart
auf BEN grbbooen. gfdue Ddder breite'
ten fih iiber psibs Mouern. uHb bic
6uBsdnger gItttm uls feline 5ltdn iibsr
ben flafen @oben Der 0dB4eR,
als Ct 81 alt ssporben mar, UNI feline
tdgIi1ss Broh gu peroieneH. Bate man i'm
bort obsR auF BEN baIben msge gum 9ims
mel htnssisst, bamit, ME er fdeit, Der
Iisbs Gott nur bic 6nno aasitreder
brauhe, UNI ibn au bolsn
60 lebte er nsben ben Gloden babin, ins
benz er BEN Isbniiidtigen Slug Der Ra'
ben iiber ban Wolisn 5ufoh, ii6er lire uns
betDegItheu, sur Seitt ge5oeensn Gliigel
m9lann, oott feline glide nurh Oos runbt
Cod Der DELE biHbur6 ben brdunen
Striden foIgen IieB, bic in bic iCnsnbs
sisfs bes airdeHfdiHs, bis su ben 5tein'
fifteen Der air9e b~indbfibrtsn. Die edb'
nsnbe Defining. oura bic Der a0rper
sines Wenf9en beduem binburhgleiteu
toHnte, nsrurfrdte thm niht BEN gsrings
ten Ghuinbel.
I'm bic girfSrmigteit eisfn 9srbonr
nung gu beleben, srbielt er t1gli9 ben
gsiu9 ieiRer 5p9tsr, bic ibn fem GHsu
binaufbrotte. 81 srtunbigte ii9 bdnr
mad dIeuL nnh ben Grnten. bic Ct i'm
Dinbe unter fa i9ndnten fab rad Der
6erDen, bic Ct bon ipeitgm hur95dhlte
70 bub er cbslsia sr foH flint 5abrl
nidt binubgeftiegsn mar, neil fsine drmer
9eine i'm nint tpisbsr Bis 81 ieintm boi
ben Gibs binGnfgstugen bdtttn - dIer
9sbtnsstihen BET Gtabt FOlqts, obne buE
ibm ou1 MIR zines mtgino.
gistreilsn itita pohI Elm Rtitnber Bill
gum airHtbutm binduI. Damn geFftl Il
fG BARN, Inn baB adnn, isiHt Geb0lse
feline GtTdbsn gu seigen: aTds III Dti
Meg gum 5auptorts. Giefts tn bds Dir
a~ermeiFeramt, uuO bort, Elm fpsuig fpeitsr
Sic 61ule. Su Oiefsr umfrishung. bintsr
ben bohen qdppeln, Iieoen bic Rninel
elmer alien Abfst bon bier aug f6Iagei
bie Gngidnber pdbrsnb bes bnnbertjM
rieen Arisgss enc 9rrfAe In bis MaIfe
SIN SeIe 1870 batter bic yfeabM ibr
Aanrnsn aui jensn 9ilga geitli, ben MAI
ben geEAeHhIigeI nsnnt. Gis iufTben al
bieIe gamsn nuf teiHsr aartt finbsr, abe
j@ tSnnts Sbaea @aum s!ilg Baum uni
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Der qateinsg roeTpr B6fhh am habtii
Ihtn Dbus @pmnoium ~ &. eina aui
Gusitrshibtn. Bttttbl mar e pobl nidi,
oa5a Habm sr Iid mat ott 3eti. "
polie BE Sunaftr GuIalld heiratbsu, i'm
uihi inc Wirtbsbaus gshen 40 miHm;
benn tr iuollts ben S~lptiitH Bnno isinst
.Qbbanbluna tbsr bic Iaitiniihtn 0erba
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estit, - dber oas insis tr natiirlih aus
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ssrns psrliertH pOats. 60 mas btrttht
man ia.
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NAL In oas lssrs aonfusn55immtr itints
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piiniht,, bic bol0s 5unsirau GalaIiu @os
tnria ross isint Qstippiua perSsu uuS
bat I'm lire 6anb.
qpfiptubtno ttbislt er ft.
I'm 81. Wdr3 fnno bic 6oh5eit TAFT
unb bic neiopcle Wtlt qrotuIirts. Die
bo6seifstsiie foutt nf nab @~oltrbune
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gsrbd erftrr a%oriusatioH ftattfinbtn unb
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bic psibIiasn 9ugsrOsn elmer proftFursns
fran.
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eer Brpfenor 81 isIngTl eriien houslintn
W~ittaestiT5 freubigf bsim. Sein Graus
den fab am Sdrsi6tiid uno bielt bic Sas
gssB,itune IN hsr Sarh. Gls fe ibr Mdnns
6Rn srblidte, fprona it uuf.
.TdnHi." ritF ft ,ifris, .bsnts Oh
bislt g~emeinhttt, bic Enlargement, rtis
art fi9, eds bisher dHitdnbslos bon uns
Grnusnrshtieripntu bsniists Nsrinmms
luuaslotdf uns peiftrbon gu iibtrldHsn
Jnfnml Dasu i'm lssfsn auasHbiid.
8ds iest2 mein b,atistr @ortrag iber
bic .Rshls Der Jrdutu in Der Steinstii"
fam Hitt perfaobsn perbsn. So bin ses
n6sbist, unftr grobts Gmpfangs5imm.r
fiji unIsre @ortrapsabsHpe Biz auf psis
ttrta gu rt~ferDirsn."
rgbsr mir fpeiisn bod isst,] srldubts
lia osr bunsrias qroftHor 81 bensrtsu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-28

.BgrR Timilri MerunbrotpliIR @uflfs
uin,- fuett Der Gffsia IaAtInD uub bsr-
kueis R4.
Dina risf 1amara unb uuutmis
ihn.
Da airilpip ned iHimsr tsiut Woftt
faHb, fam Tim feline 6rou o. Ollie. so
umdrmtt ben Cfh5isr: .GhrtiiOs lpofH'
res, - Ia btib, Sit ala unfrsn @dttt'
a,riobH pilllommtu.-
RsblaA llsbOH I4lla no. uEbtnrrtt
bon ben Qnbsrsn. in biz onnlIt Oitund4t
binaus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-28
Man iOn nie iaaen

3tpet Wdnntr bsoboGteien tinen DEils
Ten, Der auf Der Strait dlItrIsi sroitslt
SPRING. mahte; lie Taben ibtt etHe msils
EAipeissnb ~. bunn meinie Der Cine:
mas mag muir NIT BEN WldaHs I0S
fttn24
ia, has Idbl l9 iAirss iasn; ItIlhsr
bate Id gaus tinfaA erfIdrt. BET Dam
III beifuntsu, aber bentOHsagt IN has fpnt
Gads Oisltihi iIbi Ct itA sintn ntusH
Tang Elm"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-29
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