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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18

]. A. HOLCoMB has Bob Hartman
tr) 2:14 ID, the top notch sire.
Horses broken and trained. Loea-
ton, Waxahaehie speedway.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18

PHONE Sl2 or see II. II, Richards
for cement sidewalks, and brick
work. All work guaranteed. u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18

REGISTERED nuroc-Jersey pigs,
two months. $500 and up 3
months, $1,000. NJ A. Henlphilh
81 10 Tex 23pI
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30

Compound to me and I tried L at oacs
cd found much relief. Altar that
bad no pains ct oil and could do my
homework and shopping the sans
- always. For years / have praised
Lydia E Pinkham's vegetabls Com
pound for what it has done for me,
and shall always recommend II a. wo-
mans friend. You are at liberty to uss
my letter in any way. ."-Nrs. THOMSON,
90 w. Russell St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Change Of life il one Of the most
critical periods Of . woman's existence.
Women everywhere should remember
that there ID no other remedy known TO
carry women 20 successfully through
this trying period as Lydia e. Pinkhsm's
Vegetable Compound. :
II you want special advice
write to Lydia e. Pinkham Med.
fcine Co. (cOnfidential), Lynn,
Mass. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by q woman
and held in strict confidence.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
STATE BANK RESOURCES
TOTAL ss4,ses.sss. ACCORDING TO
coMMissioMeR's REPORT.
institutions Under celerade supervL
sien Show Good Reserve Under
Present Conditions.

Denyer.-The total resources Of the
state and savings banks. private banks
and trust companies In Colorado were
4.323. .03s.60 on September le, accord
ing to an abstract Of reports made by
the institutions to F.. E. Drach. state
bankiRg commissioner. The abstract In.
cludes the reports Of l49 state and saw.
ings banks. thirty-seven private banks
and twenty trust companies. 1t does
not include the national banks. which
are solely under the supervision OF
federal authorities.
The average reserve Of the banks
under the state commissioners au-
thority was 1855 per cent. which is
considered good reserve under pres
ent conditions.
The resources Of the state and saw
ings banks were S22, ,464, ,053.37, Of pri-
vate banks were $2,9O6. .324.61. and OF
trust companies were e2s,S52. .661.62.
The total capital stock Of the insti.
tutions was $6.77s,3O0. and their total
reserve fund was e2.113,747.92. The In
dividual deposits in the banks amount.
ed to 1891, ,S29.91. and the total saw
tngs accounts to $15,S36, ,S30.53.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
FaIrehi,d Gets utll,ty Post.

Denver.-Claude W. Fairchild, sec
retary to Gov. 4. N. Ammons, who
went to Kansas to attend family re-
union on the occasion Of his parents
golden wedding anniversary and his
sisters silver wedding anniversary,
has resigned from his position to ac-
cept appointment by the state public
utilities commission as its first civil
executive officer, empowered to in
spect public utilities throughout the
state and prepare evidence for actions
looking to reduction In rates. Fair
child will work out Of Denver head
quarters Of the commission at present,
under the direction of the commission
and its attorney. John T. Barnett. G..
G. Northup Of Denver, who for twenty
years was private secretary to the late
United States Senator Henry M. Tel
Ter. has been named by Governor Am
mons to succeed Fairchild at the sec
retary's desk in the executive offices
at the state house.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
POWER 70 SLEEP lost TO BRITISH
nEelllENT AFTER WEEKS Of flenIINe

boys that do damage II they break
near you. you are gone"
Now that the English are out Of
the trenches they are like uneasy old
women. tried to get them to go to
bed. but by dawn there were not more
than fifty asleep. They talked about
the big sleep they we're going to have
the next night and kept talking about
1t until noon. when dispatch came
ordering them to move on at night
fall. Then they agreed that It was
too late to try to get any sleep. They
seemed to welcome the night march.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
mrs. THOMSON
TELLS WOMEN
Hew ShsWas Heipsd During
Change Of Life b. Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Philadelphia. Pa.-'T am just Sc years
Of age and during Change Of Life I suf-
Compound.

Iefe0 Iof SIX ye6
terribly. ! tried sew.
eral doctors bat none
seemed to give me
any relief. Every
month the painswers
intense In both sides,
and m ade m . 80
weak that I had 70
90 b bed. At last
. friend recommen-
ded Lydia e. Pink
hams VoGotablo
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
Expeets 2s,ooo AutoIsts Ia 1e1s.

Denver.-T. ]. Ehrhart. state high
way commissioner. told the members
of the Denver Real Estate Exchange
at their weekly luncheon that he be-
lteved there would be 25,00O foreign
automobiles driven into Colorado next
year; that they would bring an aver.
age Of four people each; that they
would stay thirty days and that the
tourists would spend $12,000,0O0 in
the state. '1f the people thought a
half-mill levy would produce another
Cripple Creek, Leadville or San Juan
mining district, they would all be in
favor of It," he said.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
Settles s1,ooo,ooo suit for $4,000.

Denver.-The governments $1,000.
600 suit against the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad for 90.O00.00O feet Of
timber alleged to have been Illegally
cut by the road in thirteen counties
of the state. was dismissed by Fed
eral Judge Robert E. Lewis in the
District Court. The railroad paid $780,
900 in consideration Of the settlement
of the action.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
check for soldIers, Homo.

Denver.-Governor Ammons has re-
ceived from Moses Harris. general
treasurer OF the National Aid Society
for disabled volunteer soldiers, q gov
ernment check for $500 to be ap-
piled to the support Of the Soldiers
and Sailors home at Monte Vista for
the quarter ended Sept. 80. 1914.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
Ya}IlI e. :s:1 I71a AGILE s.s EsIlya
Her Vote.

Her Vote.
"Is this where you vote?" said an
Ohio votress to the election oflcer.
Yes. ma'am."
Then please cut OF samples Of all
the tickets and I'll take them home
and see which l like best
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
WEEKS EVENTS
COLO ADO

western Newspaper Union News Service
oates sss Csaiog Eyesas.
at Denver
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30

Queen Eleanore of Bulgaria, has
served in two wars.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30

Yet man may not be lazy because
he tries to do things the easiest way.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30

New York has FIVE women builders
and architects.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
Mint Coming chrIstmas Money.

Denver.-A million dollars worth Of
gold pieces. each Of value of $3.50.
are being made at the federal mint in
Denver for the Christmas trade. spe-
cial minting Of other gold coins for
the holiday trade is also being done.
The other denominations Of coins
which will be minted here are IS, SO
and $40. About $5.00O.OO0 worth OF
each will be made.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
sergeant summerhaIter Wins Cup.

Denver.-The governors cup was
won by Sergeant J. l.. Summerhalter,
Company G, Second infantry. Of La
mar, in the annual militia rifle shoot
at the Golden range. The shooting
was over the 200, 800. 600 and 1000.
yard ranges. In the team match there
were 120 starters. It was won by
Company B, First infantry.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
STATE Accepts offIcers' Resignation.

Denver.-Adjutant General Chase
has accepted the designations of Ma
jor Frank A. Perry of the First cav.
airy squadron and Of First Lieutenant
w. 4. Spangler. acting adjutant. Cap
tain B. H. Brooks Of Troop c is pro
NOTED to major to fill the vacancy left
by Major Perry, and Lieutenant Finch
is now in command of Troop c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-28

sd petB pirtIi6 teinen Rut, QUE
Der, 6aB tie Moniieur 2eprtnce gu
Rdte 3ishsn. Gr 1T Der gei4idteitc
unO fdbigite aGer ~unierer 9e4eimpo'
Ii5iiten. SD fdbre iofort gu ibm uno
I6ide ihn Der. 0sr aommiFdr nirO
ni6ts sagegen baberl. @rSdbIsn sic
2eprtnts aleS. Wsnn iemonO Sic
retten fam, 70 1T er e."
Cine babe Stunos Ipdter fab Der
9etettiD in meiner Belle uuo lteB ii9
genau Sen san3eu 9er9ong i4tIOern.
Ri9ts ourfte i6 Oergsfen. St bate
i9 o%ffen6or I6on nit Der Sadie be'
Fabt, benn er fraste MIDI, poAsr Der
quoer ouf Dem Gtui tomme. Sd ers
3Gblte aud oieie gpiiobe uno ote
S9iloerung oes 8rudes 5piI9sn Der
&unftrsitsrin uno mir entlodte i1m
Elm ber5ltdes Baden,
,@eicn sic gutsn Muts8, Serr
2sutnunt. Sd boffe beittmmt, in al
Iertiir3eitsr 3ett SIRE unT6ulO be-
pieIen gu babsn, ubne 9ie %trsenbpie
gu tompromittieren. sic baden Slid
bel al Dem unglud. Dor penigen
Sabren more Der Ga4peis fat uns
m0gIi9 getpeien, Der beute, odnt Dem
gIiidli9tn 3ufaa nit Der puOer>
i6oAtel, pieaei9t einfa6 Iiegt."
@egeu abenb Dffnste ft4 niebsr Die
@efGnanistur uno Der Rommihdr, ges
folQt BON Dem gRedtsanpalt unb
MonIieur Qeprince, trat elm. Sn b6fs
li6en Worten bat En- tpe9en beg MiBa
qriffs, Der ou-h bic llnItonoc beOtngt
poroen lei, nm 8er3eibung uno tins
biete mir meine 6rsilafung an. SIN
triumph fibrten mid meme RAID gs.
ppnnenen 6reunoe = lie iin0 5reuns
re bis beute geblisDen - oapOn. SEPT
erfu9r i'd aud, uuf tpel9t @eiie
meine 9tfteiuug 10 Edf4 stIungen
mar.
DIS Die f90ne @pibbiibiu, pDbI in
sinem gnIal con SepifensbiFen,
oaS Gtui BON mir 3lriidperldnst bats
te, botten duf Dem NIT puoer beltuilb,
ten uno setrGntten yliif9 ibre sins
ettfpiben ii9 oeutIi9 a~besoriidt. Die
MetboOe Der Notwithstanding aus
Tineeraboriiden lpar namoIs neu,
aber in quris bereitS ir l~lebuuo. 6o
gelang ii in tur3er 53sit, Die @ers
brecherin, cine gcridtsbetunnts 6ohs
ItapIerin, gu tbentifi3ieren unD, Oa fe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-28

iid poLtomen fiber tpGbnIe. gu Ders
baftsn. Sic er3d1Ite fpabrbeitsgstreu
ben 5ersuna puo oamit mar i8 Der
5reibeit 3u~yidgegeben.
g(m nddItsn Morgsn betnm i'd
nod einsn 8eiu9. Der SulpsIier lam
gu mir. I'M fid gu beOdnteu, Oenu
mein ge6 NOR fein Slid 9eDsien.
8ur1 bic raf9e %quffinDung Der
8anbe mar au9 a1es 9eraubte que
Itanbe gsbra6t poroen. @r trsdte
mir o6ne peiteres bas GeIo Dor, I'M
bic SOtsIrednung unb Die SeimFuhrt
su be8ablen. 9lber 0u tannit d mir
0lauben, Odb ih erIeidtert oufotmes
te, oIs i'd in 0autIdsQbricourt pies
Der bsimii9sn 9ooen betreten bate.
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@ortiGas SeS &inOeS.

Der @ortI9oB Oss ainoes bsitebt.
ME betannt, gum srDbten 9siI aug
Sauptp0rtern, nann folsen Die 3eits
ip0rter, Die nur i'm SnfinitiO ges
brauGt peroen, Damn Die gigens
I9dftspDrter. Die iouItigen Mprts
tlaHen iino nur gar3 9erins Osrtres
ten. Man bat ben @ortborrat stpeier
atnber (qldbhen BON 3pei Su6ren)
aus gebilOeten 6amilien feitseItelt.
Das stnt, Elm eneIii9ss, perfiiete
iiber 1121 Wprte 1902 6duptporte,
283 3eitipprte, ia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ts, 56 l1mtonostportt uno rs fcnitige
@orte). 9ogegen fpor Der DortOors
rat bss btutT9en ainOes tleirl, es
bate nur 489 0orte Gao Sdupts
tporte, 119 9erbd, % GigenI9dftss
iports, 46 llmItanospurte, 50 ionitiz
&c Morte), dber er mar normal, pdbs
renb Der Dortbeiib Oes enslii6en
9in0es iibernormal mar. Gin bDber
eebiloettr, mooerner Menf1 pirO urs
gsf1br $4,000 Morte 5ur @~erfisung
baben.
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Bon Otto attmafd.

~ M
I'll Bit eclcnmeu, s' ids oenIfu
mag,
Inb brineit mir tineu eoIbnen srnb'
linediag.
Der airdentirHle mliiaglid Welaute
Sinat mir ms Shr: Run w % 5eittda
btltc.
gn bit aclommen unb nimmlt msinc
QnnD
nnb iibrh mid fort AZ sinem belleH
Sirdnb,
NO aIiscrnb iin bic ideuen @eaen
ipiegen
LIMB Sserl, ipsib mic wlIOe Gdpdus,
tIteacu.
lino ia6rit bebutfam mid In einen
dabn,
llnp gleiteit fort nit mir auf bIausr
Balm,
gleer uub aidt uuo pimmsI it'd
eeislt,
uub irablenb Ipridit bu oas 1T meme
BeItl
Die Gtrabtu rinnsu. GB 1T itiu IN
uns.
SD feb bid an. SD weiB, I'D BIN bel
biz.
Gds abenbrot I'M etmmcI 1T ergIoH'
men,
40 bent mr. zines: bu, BIZ bit pstoms
men.
. -
Du bit geeougen. iluO oos 2idt Der.
ging,
BaB bell III meiner hunileu SeeLe hing
Bu bit e~egangeu. llnD nm laBt mid
iHlaien =
g1ein Boot Iiegt it'd 10 ietuem buutIe1
Saieu.
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Die e6m.niststt Der earsaafratts

Sin bubf9es GsE6i9t9sn pirb
aus sinem ipeItbObmiiden 9sSirte be-
ri4tst. Sin Batter, Der Iih tpstgerte,
lein aino in ben Rslisipnsunterridt
az I9ideu, leete geeen cine auffcra
.berung oss ge3irtsI9ulrdts Rsturs
Elm, nobel Die SADIE Biz an bos lln'
terri6tsminiFterium sing. Dor furs
gem fiel nun oie GntiHeibung uHb
Der 9e3irtsf9uIrat luuroe bsuidtrdgt,
benz Batter 0es ainbss p~orSuboliea,
bob er bas RinO In bic RtIteionss
ituuoe i6idsn miiFs. Der 9sSirlss
IduIrat bat uuf oisfsn luftras ges
antpOrtst, Dab Dies nidt mebr mDgs
Iia fet, Oa ous ain6 ft9 inspli4en
- Detbsirniet babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-28
Der palacift.
Don esrsrs aHussIsV gassII.

ttidtn Mugtiiblln. Ulb im battt
TAPER I,in nnb Or. Qnpisrs DrdR'
gen nitt na6stbsn foltn. Blot,
Gittlititl So noats feline CUTE
Meinung nidt berfdrrStn."
sd slaub. Gie IiRb i'm Be-
erift ii4 tn ben DOitOE gu DsrIi''
BEN"
.Wiranbal"
Or mub Elm grOI6 Isln, mem
or iid niht in Sit ptrIisbi.'
sgbsr Mironba, Id bite Gitl"
sd bin sin Itbr atfpobnIi6ts
altss @tib, uHo mir litst an ME.
manbsm msbr DitI; aber sic mod
ts i4 gut DsrIorst Isbsn, bspOr id
obtrabs."
Dds Iisb T6 ba madsn7 GItbsr
tonnie iih uHmosli9 Su romaHii.
iden S0ben auHhpiugsn, lpsnn ibrt
Sids Brsunbin brett ouf Der frTtn
Grbs fibsn bIisb. limb ioIanse Fl,
BEL ibr blisb, mubte Ie NIT i6r
ciien uno nit ibr ipredsn, peHn ond
Iotpobl Isibli6s ME essltise 9ab,
rung sinissrmab,H f9msr per6ou5
lid fparen. usberoiss perIplrts
Gfbsr in miranbos @sisnt6ofi
bnlo bos perbammensperie 8srlan.
gen, Iia Is au9 in SdlaIrod uno
pantOffsln bsqusm 81 modem; Bic.
Der ~alltrbings mar fs Der QsrIu.
dung mannbaft p~ibsritanofn.
gtuf BEN Sttmpsgs fragile Il. fid
gang trult, Oh Rapitrs SnttrsF,
an ibr ie pGrmer ipsrotn piirbs. Sb
sr nd4 gttansr gIrbtit an ie oudt.,
ME Ie al ibni
Dem enoli9 bate sr lire 9bdns
tulie gepudt, tpsnn aud ibr Ser8 mob
iijbl blieb. Gr srI4isn ibr irgt sbsr
ale elm gaIaoin, absr in dr!nIi6sr
9srtlsiOung unb gu SUB, gang ans
Oegs ais unisr prd9tigsr 6arrp, bsr
in Isiner goIb.nen Riiitung auI tiib'
mem RoFit bic Dslt in Die G6ranten
REF. 9apier begsgen mar nur ritz
terli9, mem niemdno babel mar, obs
1nar dn3unsbmeu lit, bub au9 bi.isl
Observation-Disclosures alIiberaIl i9ar'
ie Qugen lnuertsn. GItber bate BON
manher 6eloentnt Rapters aeb1rt
mrs. 9Oper, Die niemaIs iibertrieb
botts SIR nit SrGnsn in ben gus
Gen BON mandm 9ampf er3GbIt, ben
sr in Den eIsnoeu MaFenquartisrsn
9onbons Bis 3u Gn0e setdmpft bat'
te. Raplers sstdumiges 5au5 mar
elm 3uflaatsort fir arm un6 reid.
ginen Giod bober aIs Qaop gum'
0isIsIbs gfIsgs.
Der srbislt cine iiberorbsitete NGbsrin
Don Qdpier tpenosten fin Gitbsrs
Gebanttn nit ,inigem @tberpillen
gu Sarrp. gllice bate ibr gu D~srIfe'
ben esgebtn, oab CT Elm trsuer Gbe'
gate mar. sic riibmts Ii9 0sfen
ibsrlaut uno DsrgIi9 Jpn nit ana
Bern MGnnsrn, Oersn tIingenoe Ra'
men Ie ollie am S9nirden bate
a5er @nbdngli6tsit unb Srsus tHo
aiat sIetabso:uttnb init leiosniauft'
iihsr 2itbe. Mdr 9urrp elmer Iei'
benI6dft!idsn 2isbe iiberbaupt fd.
fig2 Die 1dtte Die arm. 9tIice gerst'
tet. Sn ibrtn tpnrmsn Strablen
mare iie nufssblibt.
Sci benz @:bonten, bab Sarrb
sieIIstdt ittuer trIten 2itbe trsu GEE
tIiebsn mar, bsidli9 Te cine ldbmsns
&c Sur6t. Nie, tusnn iein. @Ieih'
gtIfigtsit BLOB seIpieIt par9 Sdtts
tr ie btbanoelt ME einIt, ia bate
er nur 6urd ern 3udsu Der aip'
pen, our6 Elm gsitammeItss Dort
psrrdtsn, baB er fe nod Iiebte,
gItber tpdrs ME ourauf einsegau9en,
feline Grau gu pfIsgsn.
"
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q in aingtristrdgen unb ptiFes rtthts
Eager. Die sinfurbigsn Sipffe psresn
burh farbigsn SsibsnbOr'toB belsbt, @os
RobeG bier 3eiet bic iIeiblome Iddrsses
i9loTeue gMIs, Der Elm sinfoder Rod
dHesreibt 1T, ben Elm FeItsr @irtsI aus
Gtoff begreu5t. Sin 9iiapoIant CAB ben
glbT6luB Der BLUE. 9urn 9orittdIbleis
fen Dirb abrpshslung IN Die Gurnitur
sebraht. Sur Serttluug bss WuItsrs,
6us in 8 grOBsn, fir Rdohen bon 10
Is Jobr, oorrGtbig if, tperoen A gorb
6toff Bel So SOL Beits sebruu4t,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-28

Gitber srpd6ute mtronba seg.u'
Iber notlrlih, onb lie po6ri4ein'
li9 nit benz paIabin Suiammtn'
fpmmsn psrbe.
u6oboba! Del sOIt Rittsr niist
bic Gtlegenbeit aus"
.Morum miiFsn sic INNER bas
G6leGteTte glauben9"
80 tabsls Jpn barum ntAt."
Sd irobl - fuenn es ndmliH
10 iii, ME sic msinsn."
or lit Elm Wann, mein liebes
Rinb, barum DerfoIst sr bas Bilb,
bns ibm Bis iebt entsansen it,"
Damn bin i9 in elmer fur6tbar
ptinIiHsn aaes!"
DDS Itimmt. aber aud in ei'
ner Mathematician. 9nraus mub
Fn etus aomDbie, Ditlti4t gar eius
GraeDbis eEtnidsln."
,,Wlironba, Sic eri9reden MIDI
Sd bin i.br Zig. 9r. glopisr unb
mrs. Sotpsr glaubsu, i9 lei taps
fer unb bsfpnneH. 0ns TIT absr
nur Der Girnis. Sn Dabr6eit bin
ih iGrstlid impulTD; Id banbele
Der Gingsbung BEG ~aIusenbIids se'
mdb, unb no9ber bsrsue i9 e."
Sit btreusi es oIio dbn!'
.Dis Gingebung, bic mid pmcn
pIoiIier" bsrlnHen htb, bereut Id
ni4tl@
aHiemolsg W1ir tUnnen sic rus
hio bic Dabrbsit fnsen,1
nMismaIs = folange i6 bel @trs
ifanb bin. 9lbsr fparum babe Id
Is Sarrb niat obSsi8Iaeen. bieIt
Role 5u fpielsa9 Sd mar
fnma9 - unb Oos Serobe TN iris
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nit ausnu9me sintStlsinerl
8ruhteils tommt aler in Den Der.
9taaten prpbu3ierter aobr3uder aus
benz iiiOOHIi9sn @iertel BON 2puiIia@
na, Die Broouttion in bieiem State
belief ii6 in ben lebten SabreR ouf
ourafdnittIi4 $4,000 5onnen per
Sahr
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ca. EortiebuRa.)

Ia UpkiitkuNBsJ
DAB babe ih aud nitt bshdup'
ssi. Qotb Gambler IN elmer nitorts
osn 6orblungsiptiTs unfGbis." eDAtr
nor flo btpubi, Su apooittii4 &C.
Tprohtn gu babtn; fbr urttil mar
bos zines msnihen, Der Gambler ir'
tim ationni babsu mubtt. 90 tlbr
Fs otnn fort: .Wis Sis Islbit ias'
ten, bat mtine potitniin mid Germ.
sic ersdbIi NIT elmer qufri4tigtsit,
bic siHsn In gsrlss,nbsit briu9tn
Tenn. Go matts is mir In alsr
Bemiiigrux bic Mititluns, 'oab s
feline Dame lei, unb bradte ml9
p,lenos aus Der 6ofuns, inetm ts
binauFiai,, bab biss bic @ur5d Ots
litbsIs i,t. Die Qsrmfs! Sis NJ
irnniboft diuiuhtig ouf itbs 9a'
me, BIZ, lie tsnnen Isrnt, OUT isos
frau, bic mtbr 8ilouug une mtbr
&raiebuno bat ola lie i.lbf."
Bur METER, iasi. Gapier. "9as
IN bohinistFaHt unb beIehrsnO."
Gr fprad gang ernIt, ben idarfsn,
nurhbrinaenotn Bid auF ether
osri6isi. Gle por nit ibrsr Sa'
ussorb.it fsrtig, bic QaatpflessrtH
mar ostummen, uno Gitbsr braats
INN bel. Gtunos pis sspobnli6 to-
reu geriht uno bic 5abelle. Damn
pfIeats re Fh um3utlsiosu, 81 ipei'
Zen uno ftlieBli9 Mirnnoa tinsn
BsIud su MAIDEN ober auf sinsn
Gprnno in bas Snnatorium ntbsn'
on su ssbtn, mo is tets germ &C.
fthen mar. :,
.Sebt fiibIt Iie Iid poblsr, neil
fol6s 9erglside ougenblidli4 nt4t
moqlih Tno. aoro Gambler i9tdt
ihr giumsn - Iie peiB, bob sr
Freuubli4 on Ie oentt.'
sd muB Sic I'M entidulbi,
ounS bitten" fasts gdpier. rSis
botten rstt unb i9 unrsht. 9ros
alleo,m lam i6 mid niht itoren
loFen, tpenn i6 i'm 9oboratorium
orbeite. Sie niinidsn alio, onB
Der 9orIdlag in betreii Shrer 3u'
fommsntunft nit 2OrO Gambler bon
feiner 6rna ausgebtF
rW - a." Il.
aasins gau8 ffere gsiabung, rpis9
ga, iibsrlaTen Sit's rur mir, =
aublen Gle T6 gang pobi bier9'
uGepib, bante iehr."
.Menn Sis stipns piini9en, brau'
den sic Is BLOB ousSuipredtn."
.aomme id ins 2aboratortlm
suriid, psnu bieis Sadie srIsOi9t
ift2"
.QotiirIi6. Gie fc6lsn mir ieAr.
sd psrbe sic bur4 niemanosn
ptrtrstsn lnfsn." i,
.Dos 1T pirtli9 Elm compliment!
glbsr ss erinnert mid baran, baB
i6 Sbusn bies suriidgsbsn muB.'
Gle mar i'm 8ssriff ben 2abO'
northumberland BON elmer aetts 81
Ibien, als er ld9elno in abpshr
bic Sono srhob.
.gebaIten sic i'm aIs 9fanb oa'
fir, bob i4 ss ernf msine. limb
fperFen Si. einsn Bid bsrein, mann
INNER sic Gut bobsn."
,Dante - bns nil ih."
sic psrIitB bic SibliOtRst unO
gina in ibr sisenes 3immer. qbsr
oIs lie fpdter nit ben anberen pile
eerinnen fpsift,, f4isn ihre ssfpObn'
iide asb6aftistsit is OsrIoFen 3u
boben. Sis ba9te immsrfort an
Sarrp, Der INNER sefdbrli4er er'
ffien. sic mar ibsr5eugt oaoon,
boB sr aQes Grbentltde periu4t
bate, I'M Elm 3ufommsntreffen NIT
ibr au ermDglihen. Die Mdnner
iparen es, bic 0eBs ipounsn, grau'
fame glsbs, in benen ii4 bic Grausn
berftnssn, bic bod nur Ruhe unO
arieben haben molten.
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XIX.

t. 1@@
am nGtIfsn MOrssn fprd4 Ts
nit 6drrb. sic fab gerdoe bet
alice, als Der Diener bic 8oti6oft
bra6ts, Der Serr 9Oft0r iei Oer'
binbsrt, OBJ nidt S6peItsr goris
Ssins 2or6f9afl smpfangen mo6te,
G4psitsr gorts erpibsrte rubig. lie
iet au9 p%erbinosrt. SdIttBlt4 be-
Itdnb qlitt, tpie seplant mar, oaraul
oab Gitber in Die 8tbliotbet binun'
tergins. no Safrp IL %ertpurtste. 81
belt sinen StruuB disn in Der
Sdn6.
guf feline .rFte Gruse CAB Gitbsr
Der 8eriu6uns ned. boffnunssbol'
ler au fpreden, aIs Ie eigentIih iOll'
ts. 9orrs porte nit rubigsr 8irOs
AZ.
sGis rsasiert auF Ole 9sbanb'
lung, foete Ct ernit.
.9ans ri9tig!"
r9itts, eeben Gle ibr bic ELLEN uno
Icg.n 81. i6r allies 2isbs bon mir"
pGstpiB. Sbre 8Iuutet sebOren
nit sur aur.4
Sis mar I'm @sber, absr er rtet
Fs surid: sGfbsr!"
.9itts, lieber G9meIter gor'
re,
mir iinb bod Grsunbs, ni9t
robr9"
Sic tonnts iiG ss ni4t p:r5ethsn,
Oab Fs errOtete, aber Iein Bid Der'
ipirrts iie. llnb lie fab, Bob ibn III
re @erIsgenbeit freute.
rMir f6nnen ntdt gut 5reunos
Iein, 2orb Gambler"
.Wuram niHt9"
sd babe ui6t bic 3eit, fclhs
Srngm au beantporten. @uterl
SSs!@
.Muf Mieotrisbenl4
sic mar fpitsnb uuf ibn ME onf
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F4. alIu ptIIit 5ablIolt Brostn.
Sab Ct aul aus9 Mas tur cine
asalpntie trng u7 MAR az Isbr Be.
IoEal2 SpisIis CT itbt @olfl 3dttt
z gtdgt Oh e Jur SdgoBsi! nab
eambsr Jurid mollie2
Ghbu bsoniuprisit bisIs 0rnstn
10 isbr gu ibrtr 3uirisOsnbstt, odB
lie nusriti: Sic muHeH mei1sn
Mann i.bt isosn Gag smpfdngsHl"
.Das piro pitlltlht Dem 9srrH.
Snitpr Mot rsft fem"
sd ptros ton Defenders oarum
bitten, mir 1T. a!s bate i'd msin.
5laids Gdampas gtiruni.u. sic
iiu6 msin; bette Wtbi5inl"
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Stoffen sdbIlois neus getpebe uub wtuHst
stbrudi, bic F9 fpsSisn fir be snttsR
gIuftn ssnsn. Cir annbeR MOTT man
germ berbs Stpffs in ssbedten Gorben,
beHen oll QIuspub esftrtift. Gsuebs bsis
eefsIt lpsrbsn. ME Is aus biefsm WiHItsr
bier eriuhtIia 1T. Die 5erItt[ung Der
tIstbTamRn BLUFF etbt lans1 bon fniieH
unb felt itirNrlsi anfprii9s an hIonbsrs
@ei9idlittsit in Der RGbslfihruHg.
Mau rsibt bi. untert Dtite in ben brsss
ten @ilrt.t Elm, Der ben mpbernsn Gffett
sitbt, mi. Jpn aud bt, mdo1en an ben
Sportbluisn b%spor5ussn. Wiinf@t man
bic qsrmsL in bolbsr aGne., 70 berisbt
man is nit sinsm Binb9en. 3fDei qrten
Rraetn fHO BEN Snnittmuitsr, bds In
5 Gr6bsn Oorrdtbie 1T. fir anabsn bon
2-1o 5obrsn, unh bos il garb bon 80
Sou brsttsm bacterial srforbert, beigegss
ben. Der brstte Watrpitntrdgsn anb Elm
runb ssihnittsner, pit i'm bic @bbilbuno
beranfdauliht.
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1eNes 1llMiter IS Gemts.
ginfahfs NadiWbnelb. go. 1915.

etnfa6rS gadiH4neib. gsO. 1915.
Ehlintt, dnfo4s Wuiltr Nnb ta
gAuls obsr Geindltbsptdtn am gtieutt'
Zen uub Itptre, bdlitars Sioii, ME
Gtres unb Gbepiot be bsfitn @spsbt.
iyHt ben Sommtr ltbl IN BeIaIlofim
zine probs quspdhl 9tntn sur 0trs
fiaune. bic itst b,rsiii fir bic iommsRbs
J~abresssit DOriorsGu. Wis @drnitT olebt
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itttlnn9Ss " n ~ tun9e
9Re M1ufer perhen an trgenb cine aOrde gegen etnfsnOuus BEG
9reiTes qeffidt. qRon gbe Drummer unb GrDbe uno Die bole Qbrsfe
6atIit sei4riebsn an unb iftds ben Coupon nbF Is Gents fat tes
befeILe SHUTTER an Os
Pattern Department. Omaha Tribune,
1911 Surmb Ct @fg a.. .A@s.A