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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04

cu6 Sipib an Der SO. 5. Str. iibers
fallen battsn unb aus3urauben nerz
iu9ten, batten ii4 geItern gu Oer1nt@
tporten. Sanoers, ipelter Der 4Hrubs
rer Der Rptte mar, ipuroe gu 60 5a9en
Qtrbettsbaus uno $50 Celebrate pers
urt6eilt, pdbreno @rab unb Weit NIT
je 80 5agen uno $50 8eloitrafe uno
Soften oapon tamen.
GuitaD Sobnipn, pslaer als Sc
I6irrtpoTder i'm Gafe 9ismart t6dti9
1T, erpirtte gegen ieinen Solegen
Gbarles Slider, Der in oemielben 90.
tdle bsIdGftigt lit, einen SaftbeTehl
pegen &0rperDerleBung. Die 8eioen
aerietben in Streit, in oeiien 8erlauf
sFtIber ben SobnIon nit Sellern bomz
burbirt haben ioQ.
gtuf 9erdnlaiIung Ieiner 5rau tpurs
De Srispb Spritman q Sabre alt,
ben ~. 1852 WeIt 6. Strabe, oerhdIs
tet, als er beren @erbaftung in bem
6auIe go. 329 @eit Z. Strabe berz
anlaTen pollte. 6orItman bate feline
iebtge 6rau am 19. 5ebrudr in 8ens
tutp gebeirat6et, bod oerlieb ile tbn
balo pieOer, Oa ibr oas ungebunbene
2eben beFer gefiel, gtls Soritman bic
8erboftung feiner 5ruu our6 Ppli5is
item perlangte, iteute Die 5rou cine
geIdulOisung auf, bur4 pel4e bic
geamten ii6 oerantaBt IahenL uud
ben Gbsmann in 6aft gu nehmen,
Ri6ter Bel ertIdrte, odB bic Jrau th@
rem Mann nur besbaIb Oerboften lieB,
um ungeItDrt gu iein uno er IisB ben
geI6uIOigten frei ausgeben, pdhreno
Die Frau gu elmer @elbitrafe BON $25
uno Soften perurtbeilt nuroe, Zulu
D6its, eine 9pItgdngsrin in oerl
ouuTe 329 0eIt Z. Ctr, purbe gu
6erIelben Gtrnfe oerurtbeilt, pGbrenO
elmer Garl, Ser Nirtb oes Souies,
3u elmer Celebrate BON 500 neblt
Soften perurtbeilt lpurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
"NAIIortAl HERO SERIES MOI

ni6t als yGutiiSer" bier i'm Gatbs
bauie darattsrifirsn, bu Sic ia ieit
perifjieOenen S5abren peiter nitts &C.
tban 1aben, ais iiberaa berum gu
unterlu6en."
Che 9enh antIporten fonute, legte
ii6 giirssrmsiitsr Spiesel ms Rits
tel nit Der gemerfling, bab aontro.
oerien Die norliegenbe sSrage nift
l0ieit piirceu itno idlug Damn Dor,
baB oie glngeIegeu6eit elmer aommii.
iion sur 9erotbulg mb 8eri6terItat'
tung iiberlpieien lpiiroe. Serr WtuQen
itcllte Neien 9lntrag nit Dem Semer.
fen, oaB Die 9onnniiiion aus minoe.
items iiini MitgIieoern beltebn ioQe
uno pom Dem giIrseruteiiter 5li er.
nennen lei. Ser 2lntrag gelangte eill'
itirnaiia sllr glnnabme llno nit Der
gemerfung: sd peroe Die Wtitglic.
Der Der aOnmiiilon morgen Vornlit'
tag erne1nen", uertaete 9iirgermei'
tier Spiegel Die Sislna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
0lms benz Wtuni5ipalseriht
geridjieSene lleberpeiinngen megen
@Oripieselnns falider Sbatia6en
an bic @ruRseidworeHen.

yii9ter 9llsraS9er fiibrte seitern in
Der Misunderstanding ben 9priiB
unb StaatsanpaIt pogue pObnts ben
0erbanolungen bel.
Inter Der IntIage, einen pertbloleH
G6ed perausgabt gu babeu, bate iia
Robsrt s. Dean dus Ct. Gouis gu
perdntlportsu. Die 8erbanbIung lpurz
be auf Der "a. Qpril pertagt uno Dean
fir einsn neaen 5ermin untsr S20C0
8iirsldaft seiteIt. Rad osn 2lusias
gen, fpel6e Dean mddte, bate er uno
Elm 8reuno in CT, 2ouis cine neus
sSoee uusgearbeitet, oos Wettssieb gu
umgsben. Dean trat an Spiepb
Sisblsr nit Der Bite beran, auf ein
pfsro, bas setponnen bate, eiuen@b bed
bon $50 anSunsbmen unb ods @eIo
bon elmer 9ant in ct. 2ouis tommsn
Su lafen. Der Rumpan bss Dean
bate in ct. 2ouis einsn 9etras ospoz
nirt. 70 bab bic 4usSablung ObHe
S9nisristeitsn srfolsts. 9ssslei6sn
CAB Dean Dem SisbIer einen Shed
uuf Elm anbsrss pferb, peIdss sben.
ials seipinnen iUll, uno srIudte Siebs
Isr, fals oas pferb setpinnt. bus 8sIo
einSuSisbsn. 3as pfero aerpann, ou6
erI1ien Dean rsft3eitig senug, I'm Die
abisnouns BEG Sheds gu Osrbtrbsrn.
Gr eriudts GisbIsr fir bic reitirsnosn
5000, nadbem er (OsaD ii6 bon Der
@sfammtiumms $500 obge5osen bate,
auf Elm anoeres pf.ro gu tpettsH. Siebz
Ter, pelfer bisbsr nidt setpettet bate,
puros bonn Spielteufel srsriifeu uno
lssts $50 aus isiner 1di6e oa5u. Den
Gbed iiber $400 bate Sisblsr an Die
9ant unb ben iibsr $50 on Dean sss
ionbt. Die 2lussabluns Der $500
ipurbe peripsisert uno Die $50 purben
bon Dean psrausgabt. Der alGger
mar itlau gsniis, ieinsn eriten gerluit
ni9t nit on5ussben. benn burd bic
glnHabms Der Gbsds bate iid SiebIer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04

bss gu8ma9sns I9uloig gema6t. 9a
bic 4nseIegenbeit nod nGberer Qufz
tlGrung beoarf, ipuroe Die 8erbanos
lung Dertagt.
sbomas s. 9raolep, Der BEL einem
gin6ru9 in pas 9si6dft go. 218 Sit
13. Strabe BON sinsm pripatpd9tsr
angeidofeH puroe. bate iit 9eitsrn
unter Der 2tntlogs bss Gtubruds uRo
oes Sragens uerborgsner Waffen gu
psrantlporten. gr purbe unter $2500
giirgftaft Den Srobgei4pOrenen
iberfpieisn.
Sarrp 2Dons bate Ii6 pegen unz
teridlagung DON $50 gum Ra4tbsil
Der superior 5luiD So. gu oerantlpor=
ten. Die 9erhanoIuns mari jeoo4
ein I6lsdtss 2i8t auf bic 9eiadftsz
prin3ipien bes Witinbubsrs Der Sirma,
5rsb. 3immsr, pslder ben Saitbefebl
ernirtt bate, 10 bab cine sIdn5enbe
5reiIprsdung oes 9lnsetlasten er=
fOlste.
9arrb S6mtot, ipe!9er li6 ipesen
gpripisssIuns fali4er Sbatiu4sn ppr
9eritt psrantportsn iolte, puroe
freigeiprobsn.
Rormap qatrid, Ser Des Giu6ruds
i8ulbig 6efurben purbs, puroe ben
9robseI4pprenen iiberpieIsn.
Die glntlage Der beabTdtigten
SDotung, lpeI6e sesen Grant !Suis=
man erboben mar, purbe in 2tngriff
unD &6rperOerIeBuns umgednosrt uno
Der gngstIagte gu ben iuipenoirten
Soften oerurtheiIt.
Gopuro GoitsIo bate itd inter Der
gtntloge Der beabii4tigten 5DotuHg gu
perantlUOrten, od er beIdulpigt mar,
auf einen 9abnmeiiter Der Big Sour
Sabn geItOfen Su baben. Gr puroe
freigsiprptsn.
QiQp Qiner tpuroe uRter Der 2lntla9e
Der Msierite8erei ;u elmer GeIoitrafe
ppn so uno Soften perurtbeiIt.
Sine iirenge Strafe puroe iiber
5ruman 8eus psrbGnet, Der oes
9lnarifTs uno Der beabT6tigtsn S0o=
tung angetlagt mar. Die @srbanbIung
3eigte, blB Der 2ln9etlagte Iein Spfer
in brutaler BsiIe miBbunoelt bate,
UNI Ri6tsr 2llsrauber oerssRate iiber
ibn cine Strafe non 8 Wonaten Dir
beitsbaus unb 5000 unD Soften.
Die glntlaee oes oerbptenen Waffens
trdssns, pslde seaen 5bOmos WSurpbp
erbpben lpar, purbe in Die bss unorz
oentli6sn 9etrasens umgsdnoert uno
Murpbb gu elmer Gielbitrafe BON SO
uuo Soften perurtbeilt,
2lrtbur @eIgs unO Gbarles Cation,
lpeIde Der llntsri6laguna bei6ulbtgt
lpdrsn, purben freiseiprodsn.
Robert 6. Wcaap, Mitinbdber Ser
iallirten 5trmo Wcaap, Wlallaro &c
g., purOe unter @orIpieasluns fal.
i6sr 9batia6en unter $500 giirg=
ibaft ben 9rDbgei9pprenen iiberpiss
fen; besslsi6eu ipessn Giubru4s Der
Rsaer gbarlts 8rotpn.
Sn Der poli5ei 9lbtbeilrlna oes
Muni5ipulseritts prGIibirte Ri9ter
Bel. Gs itanben nur tpsnige 5Glle
duf bem Dpdst. Die Nessr cSobn Gam
bers, 9llsep Grun unb William 8sf,
bic in Der Mittwo9 9adt 9srrn ssas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
gterblibfettsberidbt.

Gliic 9lucr, 8, 1923 Bremen Str,
Giphtberitis.
@oofrcu Rcd. sc. 1G0S 6nnboIbt
9loenuc, gticrenIeiOeI.
W{an Henner, 60. 2O5 6in0lap
StraBe. &rebs.
D2obolo @eiI, I, 1904 6reemnn
9tpe., Gipbtbcriti5.
Gottic Ehrcibcr, 80, 1852 9ereS-
foro 9Ipe, 3uderrubr
gerncrO Son GlIlmuu 45, 3436
GoIerQin 9(Oc, StIUinbludt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
8enuiglpnuin Subn SulJrpian'ger'
Gnoerung.

Som nlhItcu Sonntog, .. April
an wirD 3ul no. 30 pom 9tnrirnati
nod &ihrnouo nm 2:1o gtm. ab.
fabren unG BUG as. Delter opn &ih-
mono Inn Gas @orm. nod Ginciu-
natl abidbrt, miro al1ige9eben.
3ua 43, nelter tugIih Inn 9:45
Gnt. bon Cincinnati nod 8ihmono
obfa5rt, i1brt uur an @obentagen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04

Sofiultng. 0aB iic iidJ qffIimotiiircn
uno perrncbrcn uer0en. Gie Sbierc
iino jcoot nod nidt gun5 beimildb III
ibrer ueuen llmgebltng gelporocn
no iin0 6ercits pcridlie0cntIid ans
ben &arfs meggeflogen. Soueit &C.
lang es Der &arfbcboroc nod inner,
Die 8ogel lpieber 8l befonlmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
So1lrntilfo1t
Wiro periuden, bas 9ef5it int etaotbuoget
aus3nnler3tt,

Nu Sin plan enist f in Der sern i'm Sbrd9siaal fas
abtn aOnren 8irgermeer Spesel tpb Rute bic Wfissbsr
Der ommiTon ernennen Mllm Mni6en mad psrbtn Deft5ts
BOMBS ur qusga eunsen. aen fGbtdes Deparement TT i'm
Sunhe Gripanie gu MAIDEN Die sesepdrtigm gpiaisunsen
onrps fir unssnasno elrt Was Snsnur arns bsr Die M
praur Der Strabn iagen bat Greb S Dom Bureau o Uu
ucipol ReIearb bommt pb gemertunsen 5u bSrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
@eiud,t.

Srdu Sdrab Wercer aus glliauce,
o., eriuhte oeitern ben poliseihef.
ibr bel Der 4ufiinbura ibres so Subre
alien 5obnes WiorIen Wterrer bebilfs
lib su Isin. rpelder I'D in Cincinnati
aufbaIten fol, ieoo6 felt einem Sabr
tein 2ebeRsaeiden BON iih segebsn bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
Suiancu ecbDren in bic GarfS.

Sails Ssemanb in ser udditeu 3eit
irgenOlpo alBerbalb oes Dtt gIirQ
Earf5 lnb oes NluQ @orfs 6aianen
nt @eii6t befomnen lollte, 10 piro er
biermit eriudt, bcn Sefretdr Der
%arftonuuiiiion telepboniid BON iei-
uen @cobaf)tlm9eu in &enntniB 5u
ieeeH im6 81 0ieiem 3rped entipeoer
,Rortb 105" oocr o0tortb II" ari.
5urulen.
Sieie 6nionen iino ndnlid eiaen-
tbunt Der Borfbeboroe itnb ie brci
gardeu iino i'm glult unb i'm Mt.
sIirp Garf alisgeieet rporoen, IN Der
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-21
How to Make the Best
Cough Remedy atHonae
a Family Supply at Small Cost,
and Fully Guaranteed.

Make a plain syrup by mixing ]
pint of granulated sugar and 1s pint
o. warm water and stir for two
minutes. Put ~ ounces of pure
plnex $50 cents WORTH in pint bot
ne. and fill 1t up with the sugar
syrup. This gives you a family sup
ply OF the best cough syrup at saw
ing of 81. 1t never spoils. Take a
, hours.
The effectiveness of this simple
remedy Is surprising. 1t seems TO
lake hold almost instantly, and viii
Usually conquer an ordinary cough IN
lwenty four hours. 1t tones up the
laded appetite. and is just laxative
, enough to be helpful in cough. and
, mas a pleasing taste. Also excellent
: ior bronchial trouble. bronchial asth-
ma. whooping cough and spasmodlc
. cToup.
This method Of making cough rem
edy with Pinex and Sugar syrup Tor
strained honey is now used in more
homes than any other cough syrup.
nus explains why 1t Is often iml-
lated, though never successfully. II
YOU try il, use only genuine Pinex,
which is a most valuable concen-
rated compound of Norway white
nlne extract, and is rich in guaiacol
mo other natural healing pine. ele-
.nents, Other preparations viii not
work In this combination.
guaranty Of absolute satisfac-
Ion, or money promptly refunded.
goes with this preparation. Your
afaggist has PineX, or will get y for
gu, II not, send TO the PineX Com
any Fort Wayne, Ind
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-21
That 1t Is Dangerous To Be Good
s@ Seeking a Husband ~
by CONSTANCE CLARKE.

~ r. HAMMOND proposed last night just think.
- Peggy, you might have been engaged to-day and
A things might have been altogether different but
as It Is here just the Peggy and think
you're just as happy although you really can't
tell unless you've really been in love.
wore my darling white lace gown when he came
OF didn't expect him do anything foolish.
and to tell the truth. had lost all the funny illusions
had about him long ago remember how tsit the
rainy day learned tarts But he has ths most
adorable hair Even night wanted to rumpe Il up
He was different when he came. Invent to the door
and he brought that funny medicine smell with
him. 1 shifted and wrinkled nose, and ne Just
looked at me- and I was afraid l afraid
going before said anything and didn't
know what to do. So slipped Into the library and
called back We have records"
Then he In really quite sensible and
friendly while munohed marrons and sorted out rec
ords I never stopped o think before what help
viotroa Is in time of trouble How could anyone Pre-
pose to a rastithe tuner
HE SPEAKS
Peggy" he said suddenly, every time think Of
nrst impression of you. smile to myself Didn't
mixture of frivolity and Seriousness ehas
enough to puzzle anyone
tYes fair hero" 1 said, dropping him q meck
land said didn't have enough sense 20 Be
nurse"
Hardly that"
We'll a you said IN love with the sass-
And now you in love with the idea"
mo you see. l taken your advice 70 heart
That ought natter you. anyway"
TT does: but Peggy you would nice in uniform"
And laughed shortly and with the bulk of the
victrola safely between said tantalzinsly such
nice laugh and why do have such very nsss
have said It. because after ALL the victroia wasn't
verv safe barrtcade and he around 80 very -
erminedly
well you have,- said 1amey. backing away, -AnA
then he crushed me up against him and didn't like u
because wasn't love with him a. bit could hoey
MS hsart plainly, but all could THINK -
wa wanted to get away
SHE REFUSES HIM
az don't like your hair ALL said with face %
ur,.d AGAINST his shoulder. take back everything
said Please. please let me go And them Don't you
dare to kiss me. hate being kissed"
Dear" he whispered IN such funny voice. 4 low
W., 7 Low. YOU you'll never know how much TIL ysu
fall in love yourself day Some day when you won't
rot. bens kissed then he kissed me on my throat
nnd.r nv chin and I let him go without saying
good bye .
Oh why do friendships always have 10 end IN such
borr,a wey7 Some day when won't hate he4ug
rs,sed" n. had said Why do Kisses always make sush
direrence? And out into the hall after him
wanted to say, Aren't going to be friends stfiif
But he had gone and had such queer little ache In
nv throat put fingers up to tbs plaoe where
he had kissed
wasn't going him big, a6or-
able how doctor might have said good-by But Tn
NOT in love and really shouldn't have ksgsd
me even on the throat I'm going to miss him,
and snd--that part about kissing. wonder what he
meant? Oh Peggy, what lot have - learn about
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-21
No Change.

They been engaged three years but theirs ssened
M indications the good ship Matrmony
ing IN the ong She getting restless but whsn she
toucbed dexteously turned the eonvefsn
ton.
10 turned It on to physiology, scfeHss Of
VIII e student
Yes" he airily. ut a strange but weauthsn-
whole of the human body changes
every years You, dear. are Miss Jones row.
In years will have changed compl etely Not
present self Will be left; but all tine
same still be Miss Jones"
"C,h shall II? said angry damsel tussing away
at the third Of her left hand. Il you
won't II have to marry rag picker OF all the cool
impudence- Here's your ring. and never. never
want TO zee again.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-21

TT was just like Carruthers to land
me in the depths of a fix and then
u brutally to leave me, rejoicing in
my discontinue. The place was the
Strand and the hour ten at night. We
were standing on the curbstone waiting
for taxi to take us to Victoria Sta
ton, and my friend switched suddenly
from the normal and accosted a girl who
was at that moment passing behind us.
1T say" l heard him say. 81 wish
you'd take this chap off my hands for
a bit. He's an awfuly good sort, but
you'll find him rather shy"
The next moment he was in a taxi,
smiling gleefully through the window,
and / was left looking into a pair of
laughing brown eyes and feeling more
flabbergasted than l had ever done in
my life. Carruthers drove off with a
wave Of the arm.
well. of all the cheek" said the girl,
coolly. Then, seeing my embarrassment,
and evidently wishing to help me, she
added: I'm rather shy, too, so per
haps we shall get on well together
"will you-will you have a drink
| stamemred but, feeling that this was
the correct thing to say.
"No, won't have drink
she said. changing in that moment 10
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-21
: Little Boobies Pa 81
Dy WILLIAM =. KIRK.

WAS talking to q mite II ninety yeers
old & still vary activ heithy. sed Pa He toaid me
that the he has lived 30 long Is beekaus he
It practice always to sleep In the open air
thought the thing oaver, sed Pa, believe 1t
wud be good idee for all three of us to sleep out
6 littel Bobbie are not willing he SEQ
10 Ma, I wuddent 60 far as to command you ware
sleep. but at least am going to sleep out doors
/ think It wud be a grand thing for all of us.
That about foolish a noshun as yurs hibernat-
hsx IN q talk off fat you spoke of the
ether nits. sed Ma. AS for myself httel Bobbie. 1
think that sleeping indoors good enu for us II you
want q mild form of loonytfck out OF yureself
no shed d sleep jest doant loud
snuf wake up all the nabors
you watch SEQ Pa II - nine o'clock in
the esvnns II you will fix up a bed on the porch
shall talk for half hour Jest to get used to
Of sumber.
So Ma weat 4 got q bed nxed UP. Off his
scat shoes erawled into the bed tho porch. Wake
m. in half . hour, he sed to Ma.
Ma d back IN the house 4 Ma began
tc play the piano sing old songs to She sang
Greenlands 10y Mountains The Frozen Bride & The
Of the iceberg lot Of other cold songs KEEP
looking cut the porch all the time to the bed
trying to sc to sleep We oud him stirring
around shivss-ng, then Ma Greenlands Icy
Mountains aggenn. Il then Pa calm in the house His
white the end insted of kind of red his
cheeks blue & his teeth was playing with eech
other. click click, click
Well. hardy explorer how do you Hike yure new
sistem of orsn air sleeping? sed Ma
think shall await moar favorasel condishuns. sed
D. beestly coald out tonite for
guess II out thare all mite found
morning like the yung lad that KEEP saying Elk
oeledop" why, seq Pe 1eel'llke ic1cie now. Git
hot drink Of sum kind deeres he sed to Ma. then
hx sat by the stoavs.
Yeu mussent have hot drink you sleeping
cut open air. Ma 1 often red that the
North Pole explorers anything aly-
Rel.ek 1 will maik you tea IL you wish, sed Ma
Me- sad Pa, want q sling of sort i tell you
VITA ! Citing a terribul chill sed Pleese gil
drink for
Deer, deer, said Ma. what a hardy viking vou are
You wud have been grand cumpany for Napolyun on
from Moscow. wuddent you? You are GER
tinsy tough shrub, Ma Why, she sed YOU cud
live a Eskimo wud freeze
Pleese dOant stand thars & fun of ME- sed Fs
/ have that hot drink. So 4 me noved tba
bed back in the bedroom o. Ma fixed Pas sling for him
l guess is the last will heer about apyhody
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-21
The Juggler Scored.

That inVeterate practical JOKER Mr. J. L. Toole some
times his match. Talking the ready wit .pd
pungent repartee of street jugglers author of Bo
hsman in Fleet Street that one day h.
walking down Bedford street, Strand, with Mr.
Toele
"ons Of those roadside 1uggiers." he says had Sc,
mp his pitch the corner of Maiden Lane He was
performing trick with bottle and a niece a,
paper Toole pushed through the little crowd and
Stimulating the of a person great pain and in
great hurry held out twopence to the magician.
I'll take a pennyworth of your pills and a pepnv.
worth of your pan.destroyer,' he groaned.
Thank you, Mr.. Tools.' coolly observed the otber
who had recognized the actor, but make II
rule to take money from brother professionals
His little audience laughed. discovering tn.
identity of the practical joker Toole
outward sign Of delight at the retort horn to
the victor. and whispered to went off That's !
deuced chap, don't know but he took nv
all the same. do not think. however that he
reished the incident any well" N
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-21
The Shah and the Dukes Acres

An amusing story Of particular interest moment
concerning the Duke of Sutherland Lord
field in my Memories When the Shah of Persia vsttsd
England the late King Edward who then Prinoe Of
Wales told the Duke of Sutherland owned I.r~.
estates in Scotland well as England The Shah ia
alleged have said, HE must be rich. OF cour,e
when you come to throne you will and here he
expressive with his finger across his
throat.
sufeld close terms intimacy with
the late King. who although he had the reputation for
afabty and genialty, drew plainly the limits
which guarded his dignity. On occasion His late
Majesty leaving Whites Club and began to light a
cigar a which people did not usually smoke
Some oficous official came and said and the
replied quite pleasantly that he Just going The
official rudely that the rules mn
observed. 10 matter who the member was and the
Prince another word. left the club and with
drew his next day. The Marlborough is
ssnce little lapse lack of tact
one Of Whites people
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something wistful and pathetic But
IL you really want to spend some money
on me-only little-I could eat some
thing-straight, l could.
Eat something's" I echoed. do you
mean to say that you're really hum
gry?'
well, there's nothing very strange
in that, is there"
mo, but you're actually in need OF
food?"
well, had one good meal yesterday.
/ must not grumbe."
looked at this brown haired, matter
of-fact girl with the funny brown eyes
and a still funnier expression about the
mouth, and l suddenly felt myself in
the presence Of something new and
strange. something that would be hor-
rible II dared 10 confront it.
"Oh, l say" I protested, you can't
be serious But, anyhow, come along
and have something"
Even then she stopped me. Laying
her hand on my arm.
Something cheap" she stipulated.
please don't want anything else.
Just a sandwich and coffee, or at the
very most a grlled chop with tomatoes.
I'm rather partial to grilled tomatoes
she assured me, with little intimate
squeeze OF my arm.
/ took her, therefore, to a quiet little
restaurant close by, and she ate what
she wanted and meanwhile she talked.
Not rapid talk, or nippant talk, or
casual or by any means tragic But
lust dry-as dust. dealing with few
Of the facts OF her life.
Hers was a common story She had
been hurled into London TO- make her
living while yet but CIR. She hau
no friends and no MONEY She bad
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succeeded for a time-indeed. until quite
recently. She had been a waitress in
a tea shop, and some trouble with the
manager resulted in her being dis
charged-without a character
Hes done many a poor girl like
that" she confessed.
Then she-drifted She had tried
many things, she said, but never had
put her heart into H. Her little store
Of money dwindled On the night /
met her-indeed. on several of the
nights previous to it, she had wandered
about with the full intention of taking
that final step which means a girls ut
ter irretrieva BILE ruin. But she had not
yet taken ii. She had not yet taken
it, though Heaven alone knew why.
Something virginia. still remaining In
her nature, she supposed.
! felt quite touched by this.
There still remained one chance for
her, however, nope to which she had
cjung through all the black hours of
her trial She had a brother living in
America, and he had made her promise
him, before she left England, that II
ever she was In trouble, or wanted a
friend, she was to go out to him and
he would look after her. She had not
applied TO him for money, because, stu
pid though it was, she was intensely
proud. particularly with the members of
her own family. But II she should turn
mp I'm the place where he liyed-he was
married by the wayne would give her
shelter while she got a position, and
he need never know Of the hideous hor-
rors she had escaped in England.
Wei, what could a man do? II seemed
Jo me 70 was one OF those opportunities
for a grand Quixotic toolishness, which