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Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-03-05
Friends of Workers.

The Countess Markievicz, who lives
in Dublin, is the descendant of a Sc
date old Irish family, but all OF this
generation seems to be anything else
than sedate. She is interested in all
the cults and isms Of the day, and her
sister announces herself as the cham
zion OF "revolting barmaids." That, OF
course, would be the kind of cham
pion who would be out of job in this
country, where there are no barmaids,
but no doubt she would find other
revolters il she were to settle in the
United States.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-03-05
Lord Kelvin and the Cable.

The success Of the Atlantic cable
was due to the calculations and ex.
periments Of the late Lord Kelvin. at
that time plain William Thomson. He
discovered that the current through Il
long cable would arrive gradually at
the receiving end and devised the ap.
paratus which rendered 1t possible to
utilize such current for making the
Morse signals. 1t was through diSre-
gard of his theoretical predictions that
the first Atlantic cable. In 1853. was
ruined by too powerful currents. With
out his mirror galvanometer to trans
late into visible signals the delicate
impulses received through the cable
the enterprise would have been com
plete failure.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-03-05
Leuend OF Aconite.

Aconite is classed by homeopathic
authorities as the patriarch Of drugs,
as far as literature is concerned. 1t
is told how Hercules went down to
the lower regions and carried the
three-headed hound Cerberus to the
upper world. That ferocious beast was
raging at this treatment, and the froth,
that fell to the ground was the origin
of aconite, for it grew up from the
froth as from seeds. It was on a.
bleak, windswept hill or mountain, and
1t is in such regions that the plant
grows today. This hill, in Pontica, was
known In olden days as 'Aconltos."
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-03-05
Some Elevator.

One Of the elevators in the Hearts
building carried a woman Of ample
size past the floor she had called. The
obliging elevator man perceived his
mistake, quietly reversed his machine
and landed the passenger at the right
floor. "Well, now, whot do you know
about that" exclaimed the woman as
she trundled her way out Of the car.
"Sure, this Is the first ELEVATOR / ever
saw that would go back without stop
ping"
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-03-05

found cheaper quarters. He thinks the
air is bad in big hotels, and prefers
to unroll his blankets on the river
bottom, which he says is more COM
Portable. The "sindicut" has not so
far materialized, but Notwithstanding
his eye is not so bright nor his step
so elastic, he still has faith in the
visions Of wealth that are to be his,
which are conjured in his mind by
sundry promoters.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-03-05
"Pleased to Meet Your

The Americans have a polite habit
on being presented to new acquaint.
ance Of uttering the words, PLEASED
to meet you," although upon what the
pleasure can rest, or how they know
that it is pleasure, or why an ordi.
nary incident which Is not the fulfill.
ment of any anticipation and which
may turn out to be very disagreeable,
should be pronounced at sight to be
pleasant, / have never been able to
understand. - London Saturday Re.
view.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-03-05
Small Causes Of Wars.

The borrowing Of tobacco pipe and
its retention caused civil war In the
Pamirs and Afghanistan, while the
stealing of a lace petticoat belonging
to a lady of CASTLE by Moor led to
a long and bloody conflict. The war
between Sweden and Poland, which
began in 1854, arose through a sup
posed slight. The king Of Sweden sud
denly discovered that in a certain dis
patch his name and titles were follow
ed by only two ct ceteras, while the
king of Poland was given three. The
result, incredible as it may seem, was
war.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-03-05
Poor MANAGEMENT,

II made a humiliating mistake at
che shore this summer"
What was that?"
II permitted married man to res
cue me from drowning"
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-03-05
FATHER MARRIED BY SON.
Mayor Of Terre Haute Performs Core
mony For Elderly Parent.

Terre Haute. Ind. - Mayor Roberts
performed the marriage ceremony for
his father. Or. W. ii. Roberts. seventy
five years old. and Mrs. Zinc. widow
seventy-One years old.
The mayor has been in office 4
month and during his election cam.
paign WAS publicly denounced by his
father as an ungrateful son. who caus,
ed his father to lose his fortune. Tbe
newly married bride Is possessed q
vast wealth.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-03-05
Healthful Sweden.

The average length Ot life In Swe-
den is slightly more than fifty years.
which Is very high.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-03-05
Earned s12 a Week, Loft $37, 900.

Earned $12 a Week, Left $4,000.
Forrestvile. Conn.-Through appli-
ecation for appointment Of an admins
Atrator for the estate Of Patrick Cough
lin. " dice re recently. it became
khlin. whose wages
Anever exceeded, 1t
had died worth
TO those
% SIP
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-03-05

VI AS
reached nearly to
his shoulders. His
general makeup
proclaimed him to
be the desert pros
pector.
He came to the
city g. ev er i
months ago. Upon
arriving he put up
at a wellknown,
downtown hotel,
and as he handed
a sack Of speci-
mems and his grip
over to the clerk.
he re m ark Q d:
Jest a-goin' to
stay 4 couple O
days, an I amt
perticler where
you make my
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-03-05
HOW he SOLD THE MINE
By LEWIS AUBURY.

He was a large, raw-boned, good-na'
tured kind of fellow, with shock
- hofr that
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1914-03-05

rhe Chroniclel iss 0Riy 81 per year
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-11


i5ranccs Y. Murpbp an entsrprii'
.. u. Co., $250C.
[ @iniam 5. @bitaers an Spbe par,
Sapings Bant Co., $4,000.
5obn =. 9urrell an Glendale g
o.. $675.
GIilu Snibsr an RorpOob 3. II. 8
Co.. $4,000.
9etiIgte 9bpotbetsn.
Sohn DsIssl q n Daniel Saiptins
$400.
qlnibOnD Wabl an Z. Warb g. Il
3. Co., $500.
Warp 0spannsp an Glart Stre:t
8. II. 9. Co., $500.
Carrie Sfapeers an eagle 9. ii
8. a., $500.
Sfnbcll: gani an Cottage 9. ii. 6
Co., $4,000.
Derfeibe an Rpie g. 9edsr, $1,000
G!isa gooi an Benjamin Siarr
$4,000.
0tor1e Sonnlporib an 9drrp u
Sie6ern, $2400.
Gbas. $. Darlington on OatIet
SmproDeb 9. II. 6. Co., $4,000.
gliSabetb q. Carr on 9orben .
Ii. g. &c.. $500.
Wlarp 6. Dillidms an @eiiern u
Soutbern Qife sSni. 60, $1,000.
CLARA gerte on Giart Sirest 6. II
.. g.. $1,000.
Sulia getmann an eagle 9. II. g
a.. $2750.
Gilbert gdermnm ir. an Jlorif
Cincinnati 6. II. y. Co., $1,000.
Gurrp 36Ompion an Wm. R
DouaIab. 5000.
gfii, gurran an Gan Morco y. u
6. a., $4,000.
Whhael Burger an GIN Strest SH,
buiirp g. IL. y. Co., $2300.
Gbas. 6. SItfT il. an German 4me'
riedn>q. II. .. 60. $4,000.
George giilIer on Satlep gan,,
$4,000.
6. g. 9enarb an Blue 9lib .. u. 6.
Co.. $3.50.
aatarine Wade an Bomb Sill o,
u. 60. $500.
gillette YObImsp.r an Sobn 8. go
Iibap, $1,000.
Wlubel 9. 9oena an 8. ROiettO
Gnpber. $2750.
Wlarearet 6. WeHbenball on Gabi'
net e. II. y. 60, $1,000.
aouis Rsntsrt an Sriib 9. u. 8,
Co., $1,000.
Ruth st. Jedlheimer on Spntherr
Sbio SdpiHss Yant Co., $2500.
Shmiot II. llhtman an ebos. q
glourie, $3.50.
glOra 8. syrssman on Spring Gro
pc 2lpe. 6. II. .. Co., $500.
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llsberiesperbiaouns nit
Sibiriex.
st. QtttrsburS, Gnbs 3uni,

ct. 9tttrsbnrg, Gnbs Juni.
Seit etipa pisr5ig Sahrsn sebi bic
Sebnfudt Der tbatirGitissn Sibiria,
aui Die rpir.bihaiiIihe Gri9Iiebnng
ibres rei6ln aanoes, bic i'm ipeient.
liden BON Der Shaffung beHerer
Observation-Disclosures dbbGnst. Die
srobe Sibiriide gnbn fat ben duf iie
aeiebtsn Soffnunasn MIR su einem se'
ringen 5beil sntipreaen tDnuen; es III
liar, baB cine ein5ise 9abnliuie ni4t
imiionoe iein tam, einen balbeH
grotbeil gu bsbienen.
Sn5ipiihen 1T in etipd 5ipdnolg
Sabren Sibirisn NIT stipa 5lpsi Wiil.
lionen 9auern beiisbsIt iporben. bic
nun 10 5iemIih dllss tultiIrfdbige
aanb beIebt baben unb inter 5nmeiit
isbr siinitissn Bsbinsuasen 2lderbau
unb gieb5uat betreibsn. Wenn Gibis
rien bisber aasnfalIs mir an bi.
glusfubr ron tpertbDeQen SOlSern uno
WeialIen bate benten t1nnen, liegen
ifon iebt iiarte lltberitsiiIe an lambs
fpiritihafili6en Prpbutten Dor, bic
na9 2lbflub Derluneen ipbreno anbes
rsrieits fir bic ginfubr peri9iebener
sgabritat. iih bic siiniagften Gbans
en- eroffnen. Die @ertebrsfrage III
allo fir SibirieH brennenb estuorben,
unb man bat su ibrer GDfiug ben
Dea bur1 bas Gismeer ins 2(uge ges
fabt. Dies TT I'M 70 bebeuiungspuls
Ter, als an ben 8au DON 8abnlinitn
In Sibirien ipessn Der lingebeural
apiten pprab nidt ssba6t iperbsn
lam, unb bic RObproblfts bes 2ans
b.s bic boben Spefe1i bes giIenbabns
transports nibt tragen i0nnten.
Der iibiriIde gjrobtdufmann iinb
Rsihsbuma QlbseDrbnete Woftrotin
bate i'm CONNER 1913 cine Grpebi
ton in bas aarfide Weer ausgss
riiitet nno fir bic leiiung teinen De.
rinsereu dis GritEof Ranien seipons
nen. Die Correct grpbition psrs
lief erfolgreid tie bat bds perrlls
fene aariIde Wseer obne @efdbrbuna
paifitren unb in bic Wdinbung bss
SeHifTei einlaufsn fDnnsn.
gtanisn BAT, na9bsm er 3ipeiidus
ienb Wsrit jsniifsiaufmdrts gsfobrea
| uuh eins ldHgers Siubisuysiis burb
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q Grxnseiseatbams 9spsthefen
Gintiunoti 10. Suli
Heue Sppptteten.

" { ue ~ y u lt ".
Carrie S6sers an eagle g. ii. g.
a., $3.50.
QlntbOnp Babl an 7. 8arb 6. u.
3. Co., $500.
Senrp Rausn il. an 9lrite Sill ..
ii. 6. Co.. $500.
Mprile W. S6nsibsr or bisi.lbe.
$1,000.
gliSaktb q. S6luetsr an Rem
gudsDs 8. II. 9. Co., $1,000.
Senristta Ul. u. Seb on Souibern
Sbip Gapings Gnnt Co.. $500.
aeslie Wloat an Gbepiot .. II. 6,
Co., $500.
SIips a3isrts an Cottage 9. II. 6,
Co.. $1,000.
Wollie 9reiman an eagle 9. u,
g. ". $3700.
Wabeline aloiisrman on Clifton
Seiabts 6. II. 3. Co., $500.
@liSabetb Steinmeper an WaInui
Oils 2. II. 3. Co.. $1,000.
Uidp y. brancIs on yHferpretle .,
u. Co., $4,000.
Wlilbreb y. @appaport all 9uiinet
Nens y. u. II. 6. Co., $4,000.
HoIalia Sttopal an 8nnt Strsei
y. ". Co., $3.50.
gmma 5int an 2letiDe Q. II. 6,
Co., $3.50.
Margdret Sepffsr an aitie q. IL
Z. Co., 500.
2ouis asbrnsr an Gburlss N
Goldman. $525.
DsrieIbe an Gbarlss VI. Goldman.
$3.50.
asonarb 3. Dannsr an Sobn s.
Ghluetsr, 5000.
qDilliam gropn an dragon 0. ii. 8
%. ND. 2, $275o.
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sis.ntt siibertrasnnstn
Gintinnati, 1O. Suli

etil TN dfL III. Jhll
SuIan SO. 9ongiportb on bic 3. u.
Blaine GpmpanD, % Bel so Gub an
Der Rprbieite Der Water Ctr, 17S
Sub peitlid BON Central ape., s..
ai3Sis $. gpans, grer, on Wils
liam g. 5sits, Elm Sirsifen 9anb in
Se.tion 81 in Columbia Sotpnibip,
$1,000.
Die Ribgs Realtp 60. an Walter
Winilon, Got 43 in Greitrietp Inter
abtbeiluns, 81.
9puiia anapp an gmeIine Diebl,
5b.il BON aOt 25s In 8ofiuger u.
SOptins' 5psitsn llnierabtbeilung Don
Siib Norpoob, 81.
gmilp s. SbIsr an Seanetts Wal'
fer, 2ots 1917 unb 1913 in geed'
poob uRtsrabtbsiIuns, 81.
Winnie giornlobne on Nnnu Z.
Sdluetsr ii. o., % bsi SO CUB an Der
Oitieite BON Gin Str., 81.
Diltur Is. Bennett IAN 4ngelia
Mersbitb, 3 Sabre 2sdie pon3bsil DON
Cots 80 II. SO in ailgour's untsrab'
tbeiluna bon Wlt. aoDiout. Jdtrltds
Mistbe $16s nit benz @orrett gum
qntauf fir $2s00.
SiabefIs gant an glDa Z. Wliller.
5beil BON Got 7 in llnierabtbeiliina
BON pbil. SoHs's Gitate on erie aDt.,
81.
Dora W. 8mtlep an Ridarb 80
8ousmun, Cots 182 unD 1873 in Wo'
biIon place llnterdbtbeilung. 81.
Ssreberid u. gien an WDllie 5rei'
man. 26 bel 95 DuB in 6otdtib
2lberb II. Gartsr's llnterabtbsilung,
81.
Gilbert u. gldermann jr. an 2ouis
Oeutifle, St.il BON Got rs IN I'm
tefabtbeiluns Don Sobn Nibble's
Gitate an Sanbbeer pldce, 81.
Robert =. Grsiap an Jba .. Sses
tor. aois lao, 150, 151 unb 1s2 ~
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lI@en Sipung, gIng 1le gu lpm DIn UNI
lsgte bic 9Gnoe auf feline S4ulsrn,
aannit bu iiberbaupt, nit gutem Sc
ipiien cine 1itte an Ssllenitdbt ,rids
ten9
Warum niht?
9u sabit mir freili6 einmal Sein
Wprt, aber nod alien. pas i1 sben
erfabren babe, lam i6 au9 paran
ni9t mebr 10 redt gIauben.
Spri4it ou pielleidt BON Der Orb.
MISUNDERSTANDING
Su.
Siete ibm, ipas oil ipilIf.
Gr III ni6t fdufli6.
Seosr Wenid ih fGufli9.
Bite, nntporte seraoe beraus. Gbc
i6 bas unterne6me, mas bu perIansit.
nil i'd tlar ieben. gei Der efpissn
Selisteit. bic bu erboffit uno an bic
bu gIuubit: iduOre mir. bab. Oh ib,l
uno feline camille ME bena4tbeilist
bait.
Sn Ser littauiIhen 9ep5Iieruns
itedt neben pieI robem 2lberglauben
elm tisf purselnber ebrfiirGtiser
@laube an ben 4lIsepaItigen i'm 5ins
mel uno befen Strafseridt. unb gnbs
rulat 3auosrts. Seine glide tpanbsrs
ten iteu unO unrubis umber. Gr
tpnntt nidt auf Der Gtelle dntfrorten.
Run peiB i'd dlio, moran il bin,
iagts iie taIt uno lieb Die 9Gnbe iins
Ten.
Sd mil alIss erisBenl itisb er b,r.
Dor.
0as lam sinem 3nseitdnbnib
sIeit. llrta fiiblts. ipie bic @erads
tuns in ihr puds, smpOrities, ibr bic
aebIe suidniirte. Sbr Wann bait:
lie aliu belogen! Oamolsi 0ieIei6t
INNER. 60 lanse mar iis neben ibm
bsrgesanesn, obne ibn eigentIih su
tennsn .nsbsn benz. Der iib nit bsm
Gut Der glrmen ipiberre6tIih bsreis
dsrt bate. limb iie bate ihn fohses
baItsn nit Dem sldiibisen 8ertrauen
elmer rsinen einfd6en glatur.
gr fab, mas in ibr pOrsine uno Bib
Ois SABINE 5uidmmen.
GnbIid1 unierbrad iie bic eirgstres
tene 5ootsnitiIle: Wiebiel mar esq
9isr3i9tallienb 9baIsr. 9(bsr bic
5rau bate es mir ia isIbit gsssben,
psnn lie am aeben seblisbsn ipdrs. Sa
nabm nur. mas iie mir 3ugeoat bate.
Sic liebte mid. Sic frasts nibts
uad Der sottsr. Gs ssi6ab gang in
ibrem Sinns.
llrtu borte nibt psiier feline bin.
iGaise SslbitOertbsibisuns nit an,
panpts ii6 nit eiiigsm 9siidt uno
ains binaus, seraoespsgs Die 9rsppe
smpor.
Sm pberen aorribor qualmt, uur
Elm pinSigss 5Iurldmpden, absr elm
brsitsr QidtItreif iiber elmer fdledt
iblisbsnbsn 5biir perristb oa0 tin5ise
bier bepobnte Gema6. Uiit sinem
U(ale flHg lpr 9tr3 an 3u tlppteH, NHo
Ipis ibr, 3itisrnbsn Singer Den Driiter
umipanntsH, pdbrenb ff nod 5aus
bsrnO iiberlssts. OBJ iie anpo6en iolis,
unb Die Ioi, eiRsebaite 2biir iid nun
fat aesen ibrn Diasn lautIps ofinets,
ian, ibr Der Wlutb.
Sispert iuB in ieinsm @ohnaims
mer am aaminfeuer. yleben ibm duf
oem 5ii6 brunnts eine altmDoii9e
SeIlampe, ilHo in oieiem 3uIammtns
nirten DON parmem rotben uub sslb.n
2i9t, inmittsn iensr pOmpbafien lles
berr.its sntfdpunosner pra6t. fisl ss
llrta ouf, pis OOrnebm unb fsin gs'
itnitten fein oun.Isr aopf mar. pon
oem lie nur Die prOfillinie lab. Jm
ieIben qussnbIit truf ibn Der saltt
QuftSus, ser pom aorrioor Der elm.
brana. Gr matts sine baIbe Wen'
buns, purbe Der juHsen Jrau aniiatis
unb iprana auf. 5rau Gnorulat! -.
Sie2 :. . 9ei mir9
(JortieBuns folgt.)
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Wibper Il q n ben.

Barber: .SSAr Serr Sobn ma6i
ssbnen bod re6t ptel SSreubs. Nur
lit er i6on priuatbOaent an Der unis
beriitdt."
aunbe: n5reilid, frsiIid. Qber Ell
bat MoIbeur: feline Stuoenten iinf
fait ale taub."
Barber: .9lber .pis 1T benH bag
m0ali6?"
auHbe: .sSsa, mein Sunus fhrieb qss
fern, nit ben 8orleiungen aing'a
fdleht - in bieiem Semeiter b0rten
bei ibm nur Ied5ebn."
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GucliD aanS stiIn. llnterabtbsiluus.

Gnclib 2ano 9liin. llnterabtbeilunS.
81.
@sorse 81. Bald an !SarrD 6. Bra
BAN. 5 Sabre Seaie, ppm l. Sull
1914 auf ben eriten Stod bes Grnnbs
itiids 113 8. 5. Str. Wlonatlihc
Mietbs $3.50.
Gbartss e. Nourie, 3ruitse. an
peter Weper, Got 81 in Wi. q. Se.
ipdrb's llntsrobibeilung in Wt.
Sealtbb. 81.
@eorae Slider an Charles $.
Sampion, so Sub an Ger Btiiisite
bon Cora gIps in Weitippoo. 81.
Widael Burger an Wfabelinc Slos
iterman, 9bsil BON Cots ia uno
l15 in 3inontb Sirbp's llnteraGtbeis
lung bon Wobaipi, 81.
5bomos g. SarriIon an albert
ardf8id II. ", so bei $50 SUB an Der
Rorbieite BON Gebar 2fpe., 200 Sub
pitlid BEN aenneib 9lp.. in Gcllese
9ifI, 81.
Carrie Meitmepsr an Sobn Subr,
35 BEL 80 Sub an Der g8eitieite ppn
9eitrp 2lps.. in 5orOiep Seisbts,
81.
6. $. gDiliiis an GIiInbetb @iisa,
3beil BON Got AZ in 9iibop's 2lbl
biiion in 9oneldnb, 81.
Gli3abstb giten on Wlarp g. Wags
ner. 67 bel 100 SUB an Der norbpeit.
Iihen @te pon Sim Sir, unb aopes
lamb glpe. in 2orelanb, $1400.
WilIidm Wlilisr an Miloreb 3.
Rdppopprt, 45 bel 200 Sub an Der
Siioieiie pon Sut9ins @ps., 1880
SuB oitli6 bon Wlain ape. in 9lpons
bale. 81.
g. 6. Wac9rnir an Spa Gsola
Mae9ruir, Cots 743. 748 unb 749
in Yee6ipoob llntsrdbtbsilung, 81.
ssennie e. Giit Ii. v. an Sobn $.
Seiis II. o., Got al in glntsnbdusr's
llnterabibeilung, 81.
Gblparb u. Sero on emma 6int,
q 5ub an Der RcrOieite Der Gaiiern
gps., ipeitIid bon Wpooburn Str, 81.
Sreberid Wliller an Minnie ). Wtil.
Ter. 10 2ldsr 2dno in Setiion . in
9resn Soipnibip, 81.
WfInnie WiilIsr an 5arrD 9idmaH
IL. a., baiieIbe Grunoitiid, 81.
Grbtn uon Irtoerid auibman, per
Sberifi, an Suian Wi. geall, 12A
BEL 81 SUB all Der Rorbieite BON
Barr Str, $1333.34.
apbia e. 3inalep an S. Ul. Ste.
Dsnion, AZ tei $50 5uB an Der Dit
isiie bon Central glpe. in WaoiiOn.
pille, 81.
Z. Di. Siepenion an 8illiam g.
SteOeRion IL. H.. baHtlbs @runbitiid,
81.
Gbarles J. WlaIsbarp an Senr1
Miller. 2 Sabre &enie ouf ben eriten
Stod Der @runoiiiide Np. 1909 unO
4611 Mpntsomerp pile in RortppOb.
Wondtli6s Wieibe, $50.
CHARTS e. GpurIe On William
gro!pn. % bel 9S 6uB on Der Weii-
feite BON 5rantIin Ctr, 12s SUB
iiiblid Der Sberman 2lps. in Hore
ipoOb, 81.
emma 6. gcpt an Gornelia M.
9smpleion, 30 bel 60 Sub an Der
norboitiiten Gds BON WaOe unb 8uos
isp Str, 81.
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Got 7 in slod 81" in Wponiins
toeigats lln.srubtbeilung. 81.
Map s. 6Olmon an Sdrab pous
Der. 80 gldsr gonb in Settion 80
in Willereet Sopnibip. 81.
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Iiamb' llntsrabtbeiluns in SDanboe,
81.
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9us erOBc Sdmorrbotbeus5etG.
m ittcL Nnaisis, Die @nioediHg bes Sr.
Silsbee, bat gnfprud dui ben RameH has
gpunoet bes Sdbrbunoeris". 10000 bunibare
RGttcnien ieaneH oies eiu3ae uHriialihe 6d,
morrbooensS Setlmitiel nUo Die peIbe nnionit
glafhnliiiel. Saiben nnb tnHcrIiee Mliitel aiIs
geipenoet baben peroen ods angencbme Befibl
aaqeHblidliher S6merAlinberung IiHo bic iidieIe
6eilung 5n iuiiroigcn rpiiien. nelde burh eiuu.
fefis pendbrt pcrben Rreis 81 10. groben
irti. sSrdrto 5uqefanot onrh 9. Qsuiiasoier L.
Co, gor 1916. @Cip Yprf @,S
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9uriidaenehen

sd Graere MIDI balbtobt ii6er
Di6". rief cine Hrau au ibrem Manne
aus.
Limb id mid barber, fpsil bu al,
les MIR ba!5 maaft", srsalSte Der
GattL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-11

ards III" Casino which now lies in dark
ness. soon we hear voices of the Wis.
itorS returning % their hotels. and men
and women IN evening dress pass tn.
~uddcnly i feeling III terror grips nv
heart. and shame sends the blood ~ my
checks In the midst If the eay group
I have seen a face anl felt the fragrance
~ 4 familiar perfume. That Girl, Has
he recognized me. | pnt on Y ruId.
strange expression thar she may not rec
oenize me. ! thought She was far away.
that she had gone abroad a year aco
Why has she returned? when she left
me with N cruel expression in her eyes
and laughing lips. I wanted az pnt an end
To my lifc until 7 realized that she was
a heartlesS fiirt. Didn't she once swear
that ny soul belonged TO her. And
still I never mentioned her "A few mo.
mcniS a4n when Martha asked nr ~
tell her everything of my past. / sworc
I had never loved ANYBODY before.
We reach the hotel. Martha's parents
are angry. they have been looking for a.
everywhere.
suddenly the ladr who IN soon 10 W.
my mother-in-law. asks her daughter:
Martha. have son not seen ny topaz
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-11

ring? ! have been missing il since this
morning. ami cannot find il anywhere.
With an expression like that of "a
child caught doing something forbidden,
Martha suddenly hides her hand behind
her back. and stammers:
II don't know. mother
Il should be very sorry to lose that
ring" her mother explains ~ me-. liz I'M
n very beautiful topaz ct IN An OIL ring.
"A souvenir ~ an aunt of mine. AMI 4
value IL very highly"
Martha j. still hiding her hand. ami
does not look "a me.
Thus /, who had passed through AID
stages MI human love and passion. hat
offered my Martha n whole new soul.
while she. ashamed ~ having nothing AL
al o. ronfess 20 me. invented q romantic
love affair 60 make herself more inter.
csting.
Walking IA the moonlight on the most
%cvcntfnl evening W our lives. at the very
height II n passion. we both lied.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-11

should he brought home Ia every farmer
ia this section that this meeting at Har-
lineen concerns him very deeply. A. Col.
Haywood SAYS. nothing but death should
keep any az orr farmers away from this
meeting. The Herald hopes sincerely
that every farmer ia this entire section
attend the Ilarlineen meeting. and
ia praY~ also that wisdom max guide the
meet nn Sd that the Rio Grandc and Gnif
Association may H. made thc most pow
criul and successful marketing organ
iz.siion IN the United States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-11


Inc h.I'i" "''Ai urge "l'" every
farmer ~ The Tower kip erandc Valley
the Importance of responding "a the call
for \ mn.f.nn IA IA. rio grandr and
c..ls go. A.or.H.r \, WI b.l5 at
'''
the purpose 81 No''hs "if'' 'hf 't'""s
c%iation. As Colonel i~lrtvnvl hns ycrv
.mphatfrsllr ana m..t ear.ti,.l, dc
,l.,.l !. ,A. f.,. A ,tn ,..t.a
NJ -a, -.
MI, ie,e,.l IN. N. -.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-11

IN any erroneous reflection upon the
character ct anyone. or which mav affect
The standing Of any person. firm or cor.
poration. should he published inadverteni
w IN the news columns 81 The Herald. IL
will be corrected promptly rppn ih. atton-
lion ~ tie publ hcr- being called Tor It.
ehicc 81 Publication
1.30 WASHINGTON Street.
Tnlnnhnnn Nn. !.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-11

Pine will sill hold an important 20
~itian among fashionable folor~.
Large pirturc hats ~ tullc are being
worn with lingerie dresses.
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