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The Holbrook news., 1914-11-14

that the flowers were for Miss Whetstone's and Mrs. Tram mell's desks. There is certainly a bright, wIde-awake set in those deDartments who seem satisfied that they have the best teachers Tn the entire school thls year. Both teachers may we'll take pardonable pride Tn the excellent work their pupils are doing and we predict there will be few if any failures in the Primary departments next May. Those little pupils may forget their teachers many acts of kindness may even forget their teachers, but Miss Whetstone and Mrs. Trammell will remember, and in the years far away but which are coming toward us. they will often think kindly of the bright faced boys and girls they taught in Holbrook way back Tn 1914 and '15.
 The writer and her pupils had the pleasure Friday afternoon of visiting the High School De- pertinent when the Busy Bee Literary Society held their exercises. Every number on the program was remarkablv well rendered and Professor Gerard is to be highly commended for introducing that important Educational feature into the Holbrook schools and he should have the. encouragement and. sugport of every pupil and every patron in his efforts to incul- cate a literary taste into the minds and hearts of those who are soon to be the voters of the nation. Pupils of the High Room; Show your Instructor how you appreciate his interest Tn you by making a Success your Star of Bethlehem and following that shar. Remember that the morning time of youth is here and the night cometh.
 Modesty will not permit of ex- tended mention of the work be- ing done by the writer's own pupils in the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Grades. However, be it said there isn't a drone in theI room. The work of every pupil there is eminently satisfactory and they are the best boys and girls in the world.
 Once there was a traveller, who after long years of toll and struggle, came to the country where dreams come true. The gold which might have made youth happier was there; the castles of fancy, beneath un- shadowed skies;, the palaces of fame, far echolng with immortal song, and over and above. and greater and fairer than all, THE FACE OF LOST OPPORTUNITY.
 But the traveller to that beautiful country was weary, for the way had been long and dark, and he laid him down to rest, and dream a dream that youth had never known-of a still country. of night and star, and sweet forgetfulness of care.
 It was the teachers dream after the toll of day; a dream that quickens the human heart into a livelier joy; when words of cheer and encouragement are spoken with such sweet cadence that they fall upon the ear like the murmer of a low fountain. Pupils, parents, If your teachers
The Holbrook news., 1914-11-14
HOIbrOOk's Public Schools
 DOings For the Past Week

Mrs. Black was a welcome visitor in the primary room Friday forenoon.
 The pupils of all grades evidently knew what was ex- pected of them the second month of school as their examination papers showed a marked im- proyement over those of the first month. It is we'll to know there is no excellence without great labor. No real success without firm determination to win.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-02

bon minneapolis beiorgt Die Mrbeit.
. 9ebten Donneritag itarb Elm flei-
mes @in6 Der 5amilie @ernb. 8ab-
11er; @amitag fan6 Die @eer6igung
itatt. - Matb. @panier berfaufte
lebte @o6e Elm @fero, 6as ibm $3.50
brabte. - Der borleBten Dtenitag
in 5pring gebaltenen &olb=8ornbed
&od3eit tpobnten mebrere Mitglie6er
6ieler @emeinbe bel.
Melrpie.
@etra11t mur6en Dien1tagmorgen
in ser ct. 8onifa5iusfirde Sobn
@bnet bon ct. @lou6 un6 SRI. @oia<
lia @eiiier BON bier, pel@e in &oseoe
als 2ebrerin in erfolgrei@er @eiie
arbeitete. W}tt 6en@bielen @ertpan6ten
un6 6reun6en 6es iungen @aares
minfdt 6emielben aa6 Der vNor6@
itern" Elm geiegnetes @beleben. Die
8rautleute mer6en in ct. @lou6, mo
ser Brdutigam in Bnffs @on6itorei
felt SSabren Mnitellung bat, ibren bei-
matbliden Serb griinoen. - Melroie
miro 6ieles Sobr cine auBergetp0bn<
li@ groBartige @ierte Sulifeier be-
geben, tpobei Elm 5tpii@en Melroie
nn6 ct. CLOUD 8oie 8auipiel sic
&auptottroftion bil6en miro, II. nobel
ct. CLOUD, mie beri@tet, bier re@t
5oblrei@ bertreten fem miro : &ier
miro Elm u8ooiter Club" ge=
griinoet, Elm 3ei@en, 6aB un=
iere 8iirger on 6em @mporblu-
fen unierer @ta6t Elm grobes
Snterelie baben. - SRI. Maria Butt
meiler bat Mniteuung int 9eiienzDe=
partement store 5u ct. CLOUD ge-
,1ommen. - Gami1ie Clinton 2ude=
meier moor 0ienitag in ct. CLOUD, mo-
fife Ger &od)8eit 6es @eorg 2alter,
melder bel &errn 2udemeier alS
@teinbouer in Gienit itebt, nit SRI.
9oretta &iible beitpobnte. = Ste=
pbon Eetermeier, Soiepb Moti@,
8ernb. @iersfe nn6 Soiepb Mltba11S
bon bier naren Dien1tag @eiddfte
bolber na@ Ser @ountp=@ouptita6t.
- 9ie County 2 @ommiiiare ltimm=
ten in ibrer Mo1tag gebalteren @pe-
Qualifying fir @erousgabung BON
$4,000 in Bombs, ipel9e Sl1mme CUR
Dedmng 6er&sol item 6es@ountpgrabens
SEQ. SO oienen, tpelder in Sen IotpnS
Mfelroie nn6 Mortbforf i'm lebten
Sabre lout Mnor6nung 6eS County
rutbes ge5ogen mur6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-02
&ieienernte in &amias.
Jopefa, &us., 20. Sunni

Sic oiesiabrige @eiaenernte BE-
tragt nod 6em am Montag Don't
Itoatli@en Mderbmiefrtar s. 9. 60.
burn 1T Gopeta, @as., ber0ffentli9en
8eridt $4,000 8uidel. Ser @in-
ter&pei5en errei@t cine @0be bon SO
Pro5ent BEL einem Anbau bon $685.
600 Mcres. Die 6iesidbrige @rnte lit
UNI 100000 8uidel GROCER. Mois
93.8 Pro5ent, 80 Bro5ent beiier als
int @oriabr; Der Mnbaa betragt g.
100000 8uidel. Ser Mnba11 bon
Safer betrdgt 1,470,OOO Mcres Bel Ell,
ne1n @ro5entiaB BON ST., 1878 8unf.
te bel1er als in 1918.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-02
9amiagmns.

Sen Stimmgebern oes 5. @ommii=
iar=Diltrifts mo@te i@ hermit met
men beiten Donf auslpreden fir Sic
groBe uno giitige l1nteritibung BET
ser Hrimartpabl, un6 5uglei4 em-
id mild tpeiterbin oem 8obl<
Ser @abler BEL ser Nopember<
gegen oas @eripreden, oaB id
I'M Sale meiner @rudblung nod BE-
iten &raften fir bas aqgemeine @ob[
6es Diltrifts int 8elon6eren u1r6 fir
6aS 6es County int MQgemei1ren ein-
treten >peroe. Ben. @llering,
Gotpn @rope, sen 20. sunni, 1914.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-02
Mrniea @albe fir @&uitt-
8r4nbmmn1en. &fheu.

&err 6. g. SOBER @uriGa, 81. g.,
19reibt: sd latte 1tie cine @dnttt-,
Bran6= ooer ionltige @an6e ODER,
@eh, oaS ni6t beilen tpo0te. Scout
'eine Shabtel 8udlen's Mrrioo @ol-
be be1te mod. &altet es parat 5u
allen 3eiten fir 8ranotpunoen. @e=
betl Sdnittmun6en un6 ion1tige
8un6en. 8eugt Mun6iperre Dor.
25c in @nrer Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-02
Chen @a4en.

ipielen miro.
@bem &alleD.
gu bent in lebter @ode be5igli@
ser @urit Siihle6er 2 &od5eit er<
i9ienenen 8eri@te folgen6e @r-
gan5ung: Die firdli@e Seier in
ser bieiigen unbefGedten gmpfang-
niBtir9e fan6 bel einem bonn bodp.
@errn 2ouiS @ur1t BON Gomat, @iS.,
0beim 6es 8rduttgams, celebrierten
&o@omte ftott, mobei ii@ bo@tp. P.
MIfre6, 8. g. s., bon ct. CLOUD,
Setter ser 8ra11t, ols Diafon unb
bo@m. @farrer g. Beifer a1s Cub
6iafon aiiiitirten. &odp. P. Mfreo
nobm ben Sro11oft Dor. Die 8ra1t,
SRI. Sennie Eii@leber, lit cine So@-
ter Ser bier mobne1r6en Camille
M6om Ei19le6er, rn6 Ser 8rd1tigom
lit elm 5obn ser 6amilte 6rib. @mrit
bon @idmo116, mo- er in Der Mabl=
miible 6es @aters cine SteQnng be-
flei6et un6 mo SOS i11nge 9oar 8ob~
hung min1mt. BUR @odseit bradte
sic @i6monb Mnfiffapeue Bent @be<
poare elm 5tdn6den u. ba1f oo3u, ben
&od8eitstag gu einem re@t ongeneb-
men at geitolten. Maoge Der @be-
Iton6 Sen 8rontle11ten Elm itets I'M,
per6ro1iener fem, un6 moge er mie
ibnen 10 o16 Sen Samilien @nrit
mn6 TiidIeber MIR Sreu6e bereiten!
Gate @enrp.
Dos berodbarte 2intonbtle muir
Sc bon einem &age1iturm beimge-
im6t, Der an Sen &leinfrudten be-
%6euten6en @9aoen anri@tete. = Gin
fleines &ir6 ser Samilie 8. 8raper
muroe 1ette @ode auf Dem bteiigen
@ottesader 6em S@oB ser @r6e
ibergeben. - Srau Socob 8utfofs=
Fl bon 2intonbi1le erltattete bier Ser
Tmilie @eter @irb einen &eiu@. -
Mid. &ramer, Setter &emmii@, Saul
Siidba@ un6 @atb. @panier iin1
6ara11, einen Drainirgraben 6ur@ if.
re 6el6er gu 5ieben. Cine Sirmo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-02
Illus der utn9e9end.
ct. Midolas.

Sesobn $. Me1p bat Sen Nlrbult an
feline @obm1ng l1nter 1ud; 1penn
fertig, perfiigt er iiber eilreS oer
ld0nlten Sarmbauler. = Die 11el1e
@obnl>lg, 1pelde Sobn 8efius fir
ieiren @ebraud l1no sen ieiner @at=
tin in ser Mabe nnieres StaothenS
erridter1 laBt, gebt 10 oQgen1ah 1b-
rer @ollenouug entgegen. = Wtttt=
pod)obeno longte oie 2eide oes So
baum 8ielerer, bes % Sabre alten
@obues Ser 6amilie Matbias 8ie1<
fe,rer, nit oent. Mben05uge in Golo
@prinq an, 100 Tie bonn @ater> Sen @e=
idmiltern uno 9ead)boren abgebolt
uro nob bier ms &aterbal1s gebruft
ml1roe. Muoeren Cages fano na6
ei1tem Inn 9 ltbr gebaltenen &eql1iem
Sic @eeroigung i'm 9eiiein oes bier
b%e1tebenoen Siinglingsperetns, oellen
Mfitglieo Ser 81 rltorbene gelpelen,
11reo unter ionit GROCER S%heil1obme
al1f Sent ct. Mifolaus @otteSader
1tatt. Mlth bon austparts batten it'd
piele our Sbeilnabme beS 8egrabnil=
{es eingef unoen. Moh oem 8egrab=
ni]e belt Ser bod1p. &err 6. Shol=
Ienberger, meld]er .altd) a1n Mbenoe
porber als 11elter g farrer bon st. yti=
dolos lei1,en giu5ug gebalten, eire
ergreifenoe 5rulterreoe. Den @inter=
bliebe1el1 5out ser vMor6itern" iein
oufridtiges @eilei6 uno miinidt oem
Ser torbenen Sic emige @a1be. Ser
Dobingeidieoene muroe altf Ser 6orm
5tpei Meilen 0if1t6 bon bier gebo=
rem. 5einen Gltern mar ct ei1te quite
Silfe, Bis es i'm in sic 6rem0e 5og.
Sesn Montotto brodte er iih in Sen
Be1 ib elmer @eimitdtte un6 batte 6te>
ielbe 5u einem angenebmren &etm INIT
georbeitet. 2ei6er iollte er oie 6ril@te
ieiner Mrbeit ni@t %genteBen, benn in
Ser 8Iiitbe ietner Sabre mur6e er in
oie @migtett abberufen. Sonntog
bielt I'M ler bodtp. Yfarrer 6. Shol<
Ienberger bier ieinen eriten @ottes=
6ieni It mn6 nod 6emielben Dor 6em
Shulbouie unter @ottes freiem Stint
mel cine @re6igt, IN melder er 6ie
@emetn6e ermunterte, nit tbm San6
in So116 IN ser a%bermaligen Mufbm1=
11ng Ser @emei1oe at arbeiten. Ma@
ser Bre6igt ertbeilte er BEN Segen,
11n6 es fon6 Johann cine @emein6e=
berimmlung itatt, in ser ein aus
Sem bodm. &farrer, Sen Sruitees Ser
@emein6e &eter @irbfel6 nnb @i@.
Nies, nn6 6en @emein6emitgliebern
Tran5 @raf nn6 Mih: &remer be-
fteben6es 8a1=@omttee ernnnnt un6
bei9loiien tpur6e, NIT bem 8egral1<
men oes @9uttes ser Undergraduate
ten Stride iofort gu Beginner, oa1nit
sic 8anorbeit 1obol6 ols m0gli6 IN
Mngriff genommen mer6en tonne. =
Sos nit SEN @orbereit1ngen fir Die
Jeier oes glorret6en @ierten ernorn~
te &omitee bietet a0es out, I'M etn
Set gu orrangieren, 6as ollen 8ein=
dern gu Ser ertpiinidten 8re116enfeter
mer6en ioM - Gin fleineS @tn6 Der
6omilie Sobn &ramer lit a1tf Die
&ronfenl tube angeuieien
Stem Mmnt6.
uniere Bfarrfir6e lit int Snneret1
bou1tqn6ig neu 6eforiert mor6en; Die
Mrbeiten lpur6en fir5lid Donen6et.
Die unbefledte Gmpfdngnibfir@e IN
Seem Mum6 lit iebt cine Ser i&on=
item m1sgemalten &irden int Noro.
me1ten. Die Mrbeiten Dnr6en bon
6em poblbefannten &tr6enmale1
@ilfre6 9olon6e bon ct. Soul
Minr1., a11sgefiibrt, itn6 iebr 5ufrte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-02
Striferimnen %perlanat.

@ir no0en etpa 5tpolf ct. CLOUD
6srauenSperionen, Sic SOS NIT ser
&ano @tri6en einfader &anoI9ube
aus unierm @orn 6abeim belorgen.
8egea naberer Snformation tpenoe
man it9 an 81. Gloub @uolleu Mills,
508=520 8. Mbe. nor6lt9, ct. @Iouo>
Minn. ct
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-02
Jarmem at p~erfamfen

I'M 9fe6 Htber BaleD, Bro6forb Der
@elt, gu giinitigen 8e6ing11ngen. Gut
fultipierte 6armen nabe Stepben
uno MrgDle, Moribou@o untp, Minn.,
gu $18 Bis $55 per Slider lie nod 6en
@erbei1er11ngen. &oben einige iebr
feline @irdben, Country Stores un6
@reamerieS. @egen Maberem ipred)e
man Dor o6er i9reibe an
@pliib e. German Qan6 g.,
3333-9t stephen, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-02
Mnpn.

>tVVW<
3l,r @reuiier55dirmers @od5eit,
uber Die lebte 8ode int vNorofern"
bereits berid)tet mur6e, nabtraglib
noh f%olgenoes: Gas Diemitag letter
8od)e IN Ser bieligen ct. 9%eteoiftus>
tir6e gebaltene 8rartamt tpur6e pom
bodm. @errn Seb. S. Sbirmers BON
Melrole> eine1m 8ru6er 6eS 8rd11tis
ganrs> l1nter Miiiiten5 6eS bo1m. Mu<
quit Yreuiier, 8rl10er Ser 8rout> ser
I'M papitliden Soiepbim1m 511 Golum-
BUS, Ohio, ieiue Stuoien poue1oen
miro, als liafpn un6 oes bobtp. 8.
@hirmers bon Cologne, Minn., Set
ter 6es @rautigams, als Saboiaton
eelebriert; lebterer bielt nod 6em
G%rauornte cine fur5e Mniprade> in
pelder er in paten0en @orten Sic
grbobenbeit oeS FL. gbeitanoes erlal1=
terte u11o ser manlligfaden Yfli6ten
un6 2eioen, Sic 0ieier Stano nit ii@
bri1gt, g%rmabnung tbat. Sn1 trout
ten @ertpan6ten- nn6 Sreun6eSfreiie
>puroe bel oeu gltern Ser gra11t ein
id0lres &ob5eitsfelt gefeiert. Moge
DEM gliidliden Naare @otes rei6iter
@ege1 inn. 1peltelr 5tanoe beltieoen
fem! : ltlpr0entli6en 9etragenS
mege11 1puroe lebten 9onnerltag Yo=
trif Meagber bot SEN 6rieoenSridter
S. @elte gebradt u1l6 5l1r 3abll1ng
bon $500 neblt Sen Soften per0on=
merit. : 6rau @m. &ode laBt auf
ibrer 1ar1n eiae ld0ne &eii6e1l5 er=
ribten. 0ie Sdreiner Mdnlonn be-
iorgen sic g(rbeit. = IS beiB, 6aB
6rau Sbonlep @aus uno @%run0ltid,
oas friiber @igentbum Ser 6rau &as=
nid NOR, fauflid in ibren 8elib ge=
bra6t bat. = 5rou Stepban Sdir-
1llers bon 8ndf11ran mar mebrere Sa=
ge bier bei 6en @ltern, Ntc. S9mio
nn6 6ral1, 5u @alte. = %. S. Smitb
laBt feline @obnung 6ur6 ei1ten Mn=
bau pergr0Bern. - @einri@ 8erte=
mes, mel@er unlangit in 8. S. &ode
Store cine Sdubreparaturtperfitatte
er0ffnete, beridtet lber quite @eidaf=
te. = 6amilie S. S. 8elte un0 Ml-
bert S9auble mobl1ten Ger in ct.
Wenoel om Sonntag1a6mittag gum
8elten Ser Stride beranitalteten TIM
terbaltung bel @efrorenem bei. -
Yeter @aoben un6 5rau iiro bon So
DIETER, Minn., 5urudgetebrt, mo- tie
SEN &errn &oonep, BEN @ater Der
6rau &aoben, beiu@ten, Ser I'M 6or<
.tigen Mapo &oipttal tpegen zines
&rebsgeidmiires an Der 9ippe ope-
riert muroe. Ser alte Mam fMblt
mobl nod Der operation un6 bofft,
Don leirem @eiben befreit, bolb nod
@auie 5urudtebren gu f0nnert. =
Sobn @arlanoer, tpelder BRET Sabre
in @m. &eppers S@anfgei@aft alS
@euner angeitellt tpar, bat feline Steqe
o%ufgegeben, um einen ii6 beiler LOFT
nen6en Blab in ct. CLOUD an5utre=
ten.
st.. Marti1.
Motb. Smonn nn6 @attin bon
CARRIER maren auf einige Gage bier
bei ser 6amilie @eter M1imba6 gu
@oite; bon bier begaben iid 6ie @e=
iu9er nab Stemart; ou@ eritotteten
urfun6en &egiitrar Sobn Gang uno
@atttn Ser 6amilie @tmbo@ einen
@eiu9. = Mnt. 8%loninger lit BEL Ser.
man6ten un6 Breun6en in &anfinion,
|M. O., 5u @alte. = Mrnol6 @una
bon @alio, &c. g., geriebt bier 6ie
@altfreun6idaft ieiner &ernan6tert
Weatb. gbresmann, melder in etnem
@istonitner College b0beren @tu6iet
obliegt, perbringt Sic 6erien5eit bie1
BET ietnen gltern. - Die @elhdfts'
leute unieres @i1age baben ii6 3n,
|6eier 6es groBen Mattonaltages ge.
Ieintgt. Die bieitge M11itffapeue mirf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-02
8ute @eIedenheif

cine S1mte6e. Sous mn6 @run61tid,
aues fir $500 - ein acknowledgment
1850 Mder, cine Meile bon @omer
Station, 3tp0lf Metlen BON @ranit
Soils, Mont., gelegen. MdbereS in
ser rMoroitern" Office.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-02
&erlanQt

gum iofortigen gintritt un6 CUR Ser
ribtung augemeiner &ausarbeit Elm
5uberlaliiges Ma6d}en. Ndberes 5l
erfragen bel 9. s. Garter,
391-4. Mpe. iiioli@, 81. CLOUD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-02

5l1r &ebung Der Sagesfrel16en beitra<
gen. mdbren6 ont Ma9mittage nn6
aben6s SOS ct. Martin Sr9elter auf=
ipielen miro.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-04-25
AN APPEAL FOR UNITED EFFORTS.

When we look the
thereof when think of the planetary system
action must conclude with deineness great
and wonderful harmonious acting concert untay
method in Nature the carrying plans the
millions of those bodies age and smal keep equilibrium
work agreeaby with another thereby hderng
disastrous
act in opposition Scientists tell slight
est dscord these planets that
other like results take place. and the planets
influence the produced difference tides
OF the and Our ecpses tidal earthquakes
similar things have their origin disruption those heav
eny that light
monousy they work the better the results
then, very advantages
united efforts How often have experienced
of this great and undesirable quality of UNITY among
pie and certain suffer from the trying
condons how unfortunate in
filling the role of
glory the triumph of certain things which like the beautiful
of the bubble with garb
little pressure account not possessing soidty and
word safely because there adherence
farfamed Unity Strength go
beyond find the proofs for bearing
contention business connections
visitors have occasions temporary
dence informed of the lacking par
ticular of united efforts The population
mated at about eight thousand and alarming
branches of the sphere a number
and it's amazing many but
little while ago there We're three weekly which, their
struggles and seemingly faith
and habits had with competition
dae of the other side eventually
battle the situation which apparently
Again churches almost adjacent another
cation lack that unanimity spirit
nomnationa narrowness and although there ministers
the accomplishment anything general
of the people have been
action of the leaders for
industrial life of which would tend
lucrative positions Our which
to the social sde also the propretors
other like places all strive another for
individual than for collective which would be ad
vanageous all These and other prove concusivey
that have not gotten hold of the business qualities
white brethren and unless initiate him by uniting
hamonzng IDEAS concentrating forces cooperating
transactions whereby will have grand consolidation
hope form the links
which strong mighty Endeavor therefore
erchange views whether from pulpit individual
versaon and strive obtain such qualifications
equal plane with the other sides
work the benefit humanity
learn such lessons from result bounded
limited Not lack of
but concentration Work increasingly for the bringing
united action among people.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-04-25

happens that
we viii eheerfuly forward a duplicate
The Colorado statesman., 1914-04-25


OF
author
Arizona republican., 1914-05-10
(By Jockey Maynard)


 Tom Sharkey, one of the gameSt heavyWeights that ever craWied through the ropes, has been the cause of many stories connected with men of the squared circle Sharkey, as most every one knows, loves but one thing better than money and that is more money.
 Some rich stories have been told about his frugality and many of them are true. It was as easy to pry Shar- key loose from a dollar as it is for any of the present white hopes to whip Jack Johnson
 He has been accused of standing at the bar, taking cigars until it was his turn to treat and then passing out the smokes. He has been known to invite friends to dinner and letting them set tie for the feed. But Tom has been stung and stung hard.
 l remember that once he gave an ex- hibition at old Glen park in San Fran cisco with Spider Kelly. The man. agement delayed the exhibition as long as possible so the crowd would spend money on the other attractions. It was late when Kelly and Sharkey went on the box the three-round exhibition and the sailor had an important engage ment at Vallejo, Cal, about twenty miles away. At that time Sharkey was keeping company with a young lady of the navy yard town and he was prompt in keeping his dates.
 In order to catch the boat for Vallejo he did not have time to get his money so he told Spider Kelly to count the re-
Arizona republican., 1914-05-10
Shdrkey Was Great
 FiQhter But H0ted To
 Part With His Money

ceipts and get his share which was 25 per cent of the gross. Kelly and Tim McGrath received the sailors end which amounted to about $325 and pro- ceeded to the city where they intended to put it in the safe at Kelly's cafe.
 At Fourteenth and Valencia streets they were compelled to transfer to an- other car and having several minutes to spare droppedinte corner saloon to have a drink. Kelly had a twenty dollar gold piece which he rendered the bartender but the latter could not make the change. The Spider turned to Me Grath for the required amount but the latter was short that Sunday, However Tim had a bright thought Che has had many of them), why not take some of the silver out of the satchel and this is what the famous Spider did.
 Of course one drink called for an- other, and Kelly and McGrath took turns in treating. each paying for the same with the money from the satchel containing Sharkey's money About this time several of their friends ent- cred the saloon, and they were invited to quench their thirst.
 By this time the Spider and his pal had missed several cars, so they de- cided to walk to Kellys place It is said they never overlooked a saloon on the way, no matter which side of the street it was on. Kelly and McGrath finally landed at the formers cafe but | the grip was much lighter than when they first got hold of it.
 Kelly was for going to the Turkish bath, but McGrath recommended Byron
Arizona republican., 1914-05-10
A WORLD A STEEPLEJACk SEES
Life Is Just a Succession of Swarm
 ina Dots Below Him

I stood on the rough staging of the top floor of the tower. Above, the light steel ribs of the dome met in a heavy rosette from which a flagpole pointed to the drifting clouds. Stand ing on it's base a man was arrang- ing the tackle which would lift him up the slender mast to paint it, or gid the ball at it's tip. He saw me and leaned down.
 Come up," he shouted.
 l climbed the ladder and, with his arm to steady me, crawled out above the dome There was room for my feet beside his. I heard him laugh ing beside me.
 Don't break off the pole, I've got to climb it''
 I looked down. The curving ribs nice twenty feet below. That was all. Far down the roofs of neigh boring buildings lay flat and small in the sunlight Like the great black matrix for a printed page the roofs and streets extended to the harbor
 
 shallow grooves of avenues cut sharply the solid lines of the side strets Here and there were the open spaces of public squares; far off the green sweep of city park. And everywhere above the roofs wisps of steam and smoke lay soft ly on the breeze. Like crooked fling CTS the Wharves caught the edge of the harbor; the water was quiver- ing green, dotted with toy boats that crossed and re-crossed like water insects, leaving churn of white be- hind them and a smear of smoke above.
 Straight down in the street the cars crawled jerkily in two thin lines, the beetle backed roofs inch long in the distance. And everywhere were the moving dots of people, swarming 'rpon the pavement.-Joseph Husband in the May Atlantic.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-10
BLINDNESS COSTS HIM LOVE 0F PRETTY WIFE
Afflicted Man Attacks Woman and Man When He Hears They
 Are to Leave
Special to The Republican,

(Specldl to lHe htpuDlICdllJ
 ST. PETERSBURG, May 9.-After fifteen years of happy married life an artisan named Nejdanoff went blind and he became aware that his wife, still young and pretty. was neglecting him and paying attention to comrade of his named Lipino.
 One night he heard their voices in an adjoining room. From what they said it was evident they were deciding to leave him. Cropping his way to the yard, he found an axe and then rushed in upon them. Guided by their voices, he struck at Lipine but hit his wife, wounding her in the shoulder. Lipine, too he wounded severely.
 Nejdanoff was tried for attempted murder and acquitted.