davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-02
&albington 6es Mb=
luartens mii0e.
@ilion's @aruung an Taftions'
fiibrtr lit Merico.

&ed]t. bas All tlin. 9lbcr Die Scr. Stoo'
ten mpaen orh nift icbeit, oaB Dteti'
co Dem adl:Slid,en 9iltin p"rfulle. ltllo
holtcn es olS fSrcii1Dc mo Nad)harn
iiir ibre @fIi6t, irgenomcld)c anges
mciiene lnteritiisl,ng jcoDcocr Serpc.
allna ,il leihcn, oic perlpridlt, Die
pirflidlcn 3iele Der 9ieroliltion cr-
rciGen 5ll fonncn: fonititlltionelle
Mcaierirnq ino Die Nettc hcS Goltcs.
@otriptiifc Ierifaner iinb Die geeen.
ipGrtieen Singe miibe geworoen per'
lonaen eSriebe mo inn 81 lcoem
Selbitopfer berelt, 0os sur oerbci-
filbrung hes Sricbens notie lein ioa-
te. Tos &olf perIunet gtnbrllng uno
miro cbcnip jeOen 0tann buiicrt mic
iiirGtcn, Ser 5rpiid,en ibm tbcn
@plr unb ieinenl tdalidlen %rnt
itebt.
y@s lit besbaIb 3eit, bob Die Re-
aieriing Der Ser. Stnoten often Die
GoIitit befonntgcbe, Die tie orgciid,tS
bieier MISREPRESENTATION llnlItonoe
nn3uncbnlcn iidl uerpfIidtet fi,blt.
Sic nlub lest tint. mas lie brsber III
nun iih nidt erloubt batte. nunllid:
ibre aftiuc nloroliihe ltnteritiisiIng
einem Wtonnc pbcr eincr @riIppe BON
Nt1nncrn, menn iolhc i'll finocn
iinb, All Ieiben, bic Dos leiocnoe &plf
BON Wterico I'M lid pereinigen fon-
nelt, bontit bieies lie III bem Blame
ltnteritiise, Die einanber befontpfen.
Den Notionen bes 9onbcs 5u ierrrie.
rem, menn tic fte nidt perctnigen
fonnen, 5u ocr 10 lnn9e pernon.oIllg-
ten %crfaiiun9 Der &cpTbIif 5hrild-
Silfebren, lnb IN Der Stobt Nterico
cine &cgierlrn9 cin5itiesen, !rclhe Die
@robnGdte ser @elt oncrferhen
uno nit Der tic perbonhcln foureh
cine &e1icriina, Die lid bas Grn-
oromm Der RepoIrtion sur Iufpahe
itnb nid)t lebigIih 5lir &lottform mo-
den mill.
nTcsboIb nenbe ih MIDI offentlid
unb icbr ernit on Die 6iibrer Der Suf.
tionen in 0ferico. 5u banoeln 5u-
ian1men5uorbeiten irnb prompt 5lt
banoeln sur @efreiiin9 unb @icber-
oufri6tiine ibres oorrieSer!!e9cnbcn
9unoes. SD boIte es filr neine
&flidt, ibnen 3ii io9en. boB S'eie Ste-
eierling. folls fic ibre 0iffrren3en
.nift ousgleid)en uib inuerbolG icbr
fitrjer 3eit iih dur @rreiAung oieles
boben 9ielcs pereinigen fonnen. itd,
ben,iibigt finben miro, 81 entideiben,
meIhe Wfittel bon ben Ser. Stnnten
unqelpenbet Deroen ioGlcn. linlaiierico
5u belfen, ii6 ielbit 81 retten lilb
ieinem @oIfe 81 bienen."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-02
]{riegS.
lla(dri(@teI(.
(9tadl Sdlluh Der Hebaftion einse'
setrOffen.)

8enf, S1pei5, 2. Silni. lleber
Guris. Su 5rieoridsbaien berrifi
erobe frel,be iiber Die leste 9rftidliff.
roS5id auf 9onoon. Srieori6sbafer
lit noinli6 Dos Sailptquartier Der
,3eppelillperfe. gs liegt am gobeniee
Die ean5e Srtihaft lit reid beflaggI
uno oeforiert unb @raf 3eppelin er,
belt ihpn eeitern 5ohlreifc Sliid'
Duni6telegromme.
9unbon, =. Sllui. Ser Gcutrol
9tein= miro nis @eip6ie, Sod)ict, te'
lcaropbicrt. bab bort Der Gnglnlbrr
Geo. Groknan i'll brei Sabrcn &c.
fdnons pcrilrtcilt mt-ne, bo cl heut
ife Vlone fir Den Gtnfnll noG eng
lano Der engliid)cn 9ieeleruug iu5il'
idrnuggeln periiift babe
Gopenbneen, 2 ssliiii llebei
9onbon. Die Sreltsseitllng mill cr
iubren baben, bab 8iopnnni 8iolitti
Der iriibere italieniife ASrenlier unf
3ulett fSiibrcr Der Gclltralitotspartei
ous Sstalien geflohen lei, oa er lid
nodl Der ariegserfIdrline ieines Sc
'bens nid)t iidler aefiiblt babe
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-02
Sagnng Der 6tneral'
SDnDbt.
2ntbcriidje Stride NIT internationaler
airhenliteratnr nu;nfrieben.

Gfron, g., 3. 95iuti. Ntit Der
@utbciBiua bes &onlite 8erihtes
outoriiierten geitern Die 0eIegoten
5ir az. oae 5ipei Sabre ftottfinoenben
Gonnention Der General SDnohc Der
9ltberii6en STRIDE foftiidl hic sinnah.
nc BON uadlalaiien obecituften Son'-
tagsiduIleftionen, bic misihlieslidD
BON Iiitberiiten Girden i'm gonseu
9onbe bcnilst tperben ioIlen. llrl,u.
iriebenheit nit interrtationoler Snnn.
taesi6ul 9eftionen, fpie tie iest Ron
2utberonern lmo nielen anberen &eli-
oionsgeneinben hciiiist tperbcn, fi'hr.
te su Dem 9eidlib. Die Srno6e
hieb olldb bic 9(nil1bme elmer nrter
&irhen 9iterotrr gut. S9Sltfolgc oes
eeitrigcn 9ei6luiies miro e;ne eilt5i.
&C air6enhnnncn Somn1litnq IN
oQen 3fueigen Ser 9iitbcriihcn airfe
beniist tperben. Gieies Spntnenbu6
miro BON Der 3eneral. Spnobe, oent
General Council uno Der Siio.Sn.
nooe beniist fueroen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-02
WiBtranensuOtunl gtgcn
japamiidts &abintt.
@pn Der Sppuiition i'm slbseprbncten-
banic beantraat.

5ofio, >. SSuni. Gie Spppiition
bro6te bette i'm slbgeoronetenboliie
cine &eiolrtion elm, Die Dem eegen-
pGrtigen aobinett bas WtiBtruuert
ousfprid]t.
Die Reiolution beihulbigt Dos 9n-
binet, bab es in Den Serbnllolingell
nit China bon 9lnfang bis 5ltnt gnbe
auf falihem @eee mar, oob es Die
frelnbihaftli6en 9e5iebuneen 5ll
China itore, bob es ben Serbaft
frentber 0tod)te padlrief, tpoburd] es
Dos 9lnieben oes 8eidles iflaoigte,
itntt cine @rrnbIoee fir ben Srieben
i'm Orient Su idaffeit, unb bnb es eiite
Gage geidaffen bot, Der ipobrihein-
lif iueitere Serpidliingen iolgen
meroen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-02
Neleaat ans Saloabor erfranff.

TbiIabeIpbio, 3. sunni. 9on
gllfonio Gllinones, friiber 8rGiioent
unb iest Si5e- -Br1iioent Der &epublif
Salpobor ino elmer Der Selegoten
5ur Yonomerifnniiben 5inon5fonfe.
ren3, erfranftc bier an 9iingenert.
;iinbune. 9ie 5fpei anberen Mlit-
glieber Der Delegation aus SoIpobor
boben Die Sour NIT oen iibrigen
lnteinamerifoniiden 9eIeeoten burdj
bas 2ano aufeegeben umb bleiben BEL
Dem erfro1ften aoaeeen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-02
@rdiGbent mmb 9!}ernitDr6
in balbitilnbi9er Sou
feren5*

bent gefpohnlid] ausldnbiide Giplo.'
noten entpfdngt
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-02
Sdiffabrt anf Sbtmic.
gritiide slbmiralitdt idlliekt bic
Mcbrsabl Der &anGlc.

@aibington, 3. Sllni. &C.
neralfonf,l Sfinner in 9onbon bot
ioeben erlniiene 9efehle Der britiiden
slbmiraIitdt mitgeteiIt, tporin S9iff-
fubrtsregeln fiir Die Sbemie geeebert
iperben. 9laer @erfebr rir1itb brrd,
gbinburgb-9onal ober glod. 0eep,
iiiolif bon anod, Sobn unb 8nob
2ihtboien, irtb bur6 Sa5e 9eep
aebeii. s(I1c anberen aon1Ie iinb
Der Sfiffabrt peri6loiien. S6iffer
peroen getpornt, oab tic Die noree-
i9riebenen &ol,ten einhalten niiiIieit,
,ipegen setpiiier Jest begomener 9r.
beiten."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-02
Srnf) biplOmatiider St>
Siebnngtn iDl Dtrnlits
ben merOcl.
llcbcr bas Heinltat Der aonferenj
iuurbe nidlts bcfanntgeseben.
Sotihafter peridlafft iidl periDnltdDe
glnfflarmns.
Yraiibent seist, iueldle Tproernnscn
crfiillt meroen miiien.
@iliun liee idl and, iiber oentIdllen
Stanopnnft nnfflaren.
3iueite Tote an Sentidllano mag am
fsrcitas abscben.

@iIiou, =. Ssllti. @rof gerll'
Itorif, Der beutihe 9otid)oiter, hotte
bellte mittog cine slubien5 bel 8raii'
bent @ilion. 1ieier cnpfing Den 9ot-
| i6after i'm hiitoriid)en blaiten Soal
ocs @eiBen Sallies.
Ger 9otihoftcr fam in einem slu.
tomobil nod) Dem @ciBen Sars. Gr
uno ser @rGiibent lieben lid altf Dem
Sofo IN Dem Soale nicoer iirto inlter'
bielten ii6 cine balbe Stirnoe lang.
ga oic &enieren5 informellen Gbaraf-
ters por, 10 oiirfte uitd) ibr Helltltnt
itidlt bcfan1tgegeben Deroen.
Won mciB natiirlin, mas Der 3Ded
bes 9eiu6es bes Sotifofters mar,
pom 9r6iioeiten cine grfl1rltng Der
6oroerllngen 5il perlaneen, alif mel
dc Die Ser. Stoatell in ihrer 5peiten
Note on Iclltihlonb beiteben meroen,
uno aleid5eitig Den EroIioenten iiber
ben oenti6en Stauopnnft alif5lfla-
rem.
Ser 8rGiibent ioa iif bereit ge-
seiqt boben, ben Stanbpllnft Der
Ser. Stooten 5u erldlltern ino flor
Al MAIDEN, bob mnn lid, nod einer
iorafGltiqen Grrpoelng in Der geitri.
gen &obinettsiisung buraiif entid,loi-
len b1tte, cine glnfroge oil 0elltld)-
LAMB slt rihten, oh Die bortige foi{er-
lid)e Heaierltng iidl OH bos Trin5ip
oes internotionalen Seieses balten
fpoac. Ger YrGiibent 9ab ollf ait-
aeblid1 Dem Sotidlafter 81 neritehen,
boB es Die ernIteite glbiiht Der Ser.
Stooten iei, 9elitiflanb fiir ben Ser
luit omerifoniider Seben oitf Der Sli-
iitonin perolltiportlid) jii bulten
9eanltc bes @eiBen Sauies lebnen
es ab. iid) iiber Den 8eii6 oes Srafeil
@erllitorff alis5uipredlen. Wfelolrt'
gen, oaB Der 9otifafter NIT beitimnl-
ten 8orifl6gen berpor9etreten lei,
rpuroen nngeinein als lntbegriinoet
beseihnet. Ser Tr1iibeilt hat bereits
nit Der glusorbeitllng Ser 5meiten
gfote OIL Gelitihlano begonnen unn
Der 9eiu9e bes9otifafters oiirfte III
rem Cert faim beeinillBt boben.
l1nnittelbar na6 ieinem Gciud) i'm
&cii,cn 6ouie febrte 8rnf .9ernitorfl
nod bem @otidlaftergebniibc 5irild
llno trat nit benz @otihaftsrat IN
&onfcrcns. Gs beibt, baB elm aabel'
9romm nod Berlin beiIte obgebcn
fperoe.
@oibington, .. Sum-. Nit
Sponnilng miro belitc Dem &eiiltat
Der 9pnfercnS 5rpiihen oem 9rofer,
BON 9crnitnrff, Dem oeiitiden BOT
ihafter. lmo benz 1rdiioenten @ilion
ciltgcgengeieben. Ser 9otifofter
bat Inn Die slubiens angeiid]t, I'M
burf perionli6e llnterreoung Die
glnii6ten oes Yroiioenten fennen5lt'
lernen, Der Ole 9eitiing Der aus
fpGrtisen Iolitif Der Ser. Stnater
ben Stantsbepartement ent5oger
unb an iif eeriiien bot. Ter BOT
id)after ipor lett lestem September
mo cr fiir5 nad) ieiner &iidfebr ulls
0cutidluno bcn iiblifen &eipeft'
beiudl mod)te, nidt nod benz @ciber
Sous eefonlnlen. Ser beiltiec @e'
Iud) betrifft Die oelifaten @eatsbun'
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-02

Die etn5ise tdsci6e oenf.
f6e Seitnns in 2Gi6iaan,
per6e Die 9eperoben Der
FH. SreGe 6rinst.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-02

9erIin, ,. Suni. llcber Cont
Don. Sm belttieen offi5iellen @e-
rid1t bes Observation-Disclosures fpiro
miteeteilt:
..@ir beitanocn erfolereihe Gn-
(Jortiesuus oui seite S.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-02

omrd] elm gfineroI. ooer tiirfii6cs
gao I'M @opne Sotel. Siibi6e Bar.
lors oan1it III gerbinbung. Sfien Soa
ut0 gead1t.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-02

Serbiinoete tinel
grOBen Sies.
Sm 0funnt Ini iiber 300, 1000 Gniien
NIT 1000 Cffisieren sefansen.
Sritiif)er Sampfer Snioicb BON bent
id)em Sandlbuut perienft.
Bon Der Seiasnns iinb iieben Geriu'
men crtrnnfen.
@etl Elm 5laidlensns bes Gettnnss'
bpotes nidlt funftiunierte.
g6ie slnsidDreitupsen sesen bentid)t
Ginmobner. BON Sunopn.
Gnglnnb bemiiht, 9nmanien in Den
9rieg hlnein5nbeben.
Gnnonien ioa Dtilliun Srnppen &C.
gen SeiterreidD bereit baben.
Gintrttt bdnst MIR nod BON Smlga
rien nb.
6eriidlf ppn8cfansennnbme oes bent
idlen 8enerals Trittiuib.
@rpees Sdlabcnfener i'm @efansenen
lager bon Sorgau.
Sic beriibmtcn S0mcn uun San Wtar
co miiiicn nmsicben.
sSsil @cnebig Ingriff bnrdl Diterrei
dliidle 6lnssengc fiirdDtct.
Srei Sorts ppn Ersempsl nno Strni
crubcrt.
@crlin, lber Sunbpn; =. ,Snni.
Sm seitriaen pffisiellen gerid,t bes
Observation-Disclosures miro ilber
Trscmpsl mitseteilt:
r@pr Hsrcmpsl baben Muntaa
bapriidle Srnppsn Die Sorts 10 A,
If \ nno ~ critiirmt unb gefangen,
mas uun Der 8arniipn non 400
Mnnn nod iibrig gcblieben mar.
Is idliucrc nno 15 lcidlte 8cidlnss
mmrocn erbcntct. Die Hnfen iudD-
ten Dem &crbdnanis sn entrinnen,
inbem iic 0itlid) BON Saroslam in
riciiecr StGrfe angriffen, aber iit
botten eincn nbiolntcn Ytiterfula
nno cine sablluic Genge BON 1eidlcn
licat anf oem Sdllnfltfelo Dor nnie'
rcr Srpnt.
,9nd, Strni ut in nnierc SGnbt
acinllcn. Sie prenfiidle 8aroe mn'
ter ocm Sefchl ocS banriidlen @ene'
rals Suthmer, NIT Den Oit..mng
Srnppcn pcrciniat, Sranaen Smrd
Die itarf befeittigten rmiiiid,en Stel'
lnngcn onrdl nnb erubcrten olt
Stabt. 9is snm 9lugenblif habeu
mir in bieier 8egcno erbentet: 55
Cffisiere nnb 9tS2 Yiann an @e'
fnmaenem, adlt 8cidlmbe nnb 10 Ta'
idIincngciuehre."
Nicn, iiber Spnopu, 2. Snnt
Ter 8cncralitnb beridltete in ieinei
acitrigen uffiSielleu Yiitteilnns:
rSln Der Hurofrpnt BON ErSemnsl
hnbcn banriidle Srnppen bret 6prts
bon Trscmnsl critnrmt, 400 8c'
innscnc semad,t nnb % @eidnse er'
bcntet.
,Snblidl pom SHieiter oranser
oic perbnuoctcn Sentidlen in DIT
Scicniinitelnnsen bes 6einocs ein
idllneeu iic nno cruberten Strpj
Ter seinS 500 iidl nndD benz 9mieitei
snriif. @ir madltcn 53 Sffi5ier'
nno iibcr 5000 Wann sn 8cfanae
ncn nmo erbentctcn s @eid)iisc nnf
Is Mnidlinenscmebre."
Berlin, iiber Spnopn, 2. Snni
llcber bic Sperationcn in Der I'm
scbnns BON Ersempsl beingt Der ben
tigc uffiSieae Seridlt bes bentidDer
slrmeebnnptanartiers:
y0eitere rniiiidDe Seridlansnnger
Hm Snnfpluiesfi bel Hrsempsl iuur
ben seitern pun ms eritnrmt. Nnd
bem Siege bel Strpi riidten bic per
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Good horse for sale. See Ping
Bros. 2t
For sale:-Six good shoats. Call
Charles Jones.
Farm for sale and trade.N See J.
B. ]. Lohner, Extra, Iowa. 32-tf.
First-class shoe repairing by B. B.
Reilly at A. M. Curriers'. 3s-4ws.
Furnished room for rent to de-
sirable party, close in. Call at this
Office. 3S-tf
Mrs. John Welch was in Atlantic
Friday spending the day with rela-
tives and friends.
Luckner Whittier and family left
Saturday for an over Sunday visit
with relatives at Walnut.
Dick Owen went to Moorehead,
Mimi, the fore part of the week to
look after his land near there.
Mrs. James Law and daughter,
Mrs Tunman, spent Saturday in At
lantic visiting relatives and friends.
Two city residence properties for
four lots and also one very desirable
building lot. Enquire at this Of
fee 37-tf.
The Park Hotel is now under new
management. Meal tickets are now
$500 Make arrangements to take
your meals at the hotel. 35-tf.
Perry Roberts and Alvin Johnson
returned Monday from attending the
races at the Interstate Fair at Sioux
City
Mrs. C. F. Brown who was the
guest of Mrs. DR.. May, departed the
fore part of the week for her home at
Indianola.
l.. A. Fitch of McCook, Nebr., left
Tuesday for his home after spending
several days with ID. w. Randolph
and family.
Misses Ella and Mae Farquhar,
returned from an over Sunday visit
at Fit Dodge with Mr. and Mrs. James
Russell
Miss Gladys Wedemeyer who spent
a week in the city visiting friends, re-
turned on Saturday to her home in
Anita.
August Schrader has been i'll the
past few days, but seems to be i'm
proving under the care of the family
physician.
Ralph Duvall and family left the
latter part of the week for an extend
ed visit with friends at Washington
Springs, s. d.
Mrs. Morris who visited last week
at the c. G. Bamsey and Nels Olson
homes near Ross. returned on Friday
to her home at Red Oak.
Miss Nellie Gordon of Des Moines
terminated a ten days visit at the
home of Mrs. Il. e. Clark Saturday
when she returned to the capitol
city.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-30
Your Ability to
Earn Money

Amounts to but little-unless you
make use of a definite and system
attic plan for saving part of your
income.
One of Chicago's greatest manu-
facturers began his career on a wage
of less than $50 month. He left an
estate of several millions.
His savings small at first, larger as
his income increased, placed him in
a position to make profitable invest
ments and to take advantage of OPP
portunities.
81 or more opens a savings ac-
count in this bank. We allow inter-
est from October LIST on all savings
deposits made during the first ten
days of the month.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-30
MONEY TO LOAN AT Low RATES

With optional payments. Complete
oct Of Abstract Books 70 all land in
Audubon County, kept up-to-date,
insurance written. CHAS. BAGLEY.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-30

Money 70 loan on LIST anc End
mortgages &C lowest rates. Abstracts
to all lands and lots In Audubon
County furnished promptly.
Arnold, Ross 4 Rasmussen.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-21
WHY DO THEY INSIST ON BEING
KILLED?

The following letter sent to the
Spokane Spokesman Review by the
wife of a railroad engineer calls Wv
idly to our mind the grewsome head
lines one sees in the paper every day
of people killed on railroad crossings
and right of way:
IT would like to speak a few words
on safety to women and mothers in
particular. l wish 1t we're in my
power to be able to make all children
realize the danger there is of walking
on or crossing railroad tracks when
there Is a train coming. AS the wife
of an engineer. l have ways of
knowing this better than wives of
men in other lines of work. 1t is
impossible to stop a heavy passenger
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-21

or freight train in time to save you
If you are on q track a few feet In
front of a moving train. On a down
grade or slippery rails it is more dan
gerous than on a level OF dry track.
l feel sure the public does not real
ize the horror an engineer feels when
he car not stop his train in time to
AVOID running over some one, espe-
cially a child. Try to think how you
would feel In his place. 1t is much
worse than sickness. The railroads
are doing their best to protect you,
as you would know could you see the
orders they give their men II there
is any danger ahead, to lose all time
necessary to insure safety, and the
railroads like to be on time. The
men try their best to safeguard you.
but the safest way for us all is to
stay off the tracks whenever posi-
ble."-Mrs. e. B. Sharp, Spokane.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-21
and
Blackie Daw
Continued from Page 81


for a thousand shares. Perhaps you'll
accept that cheek In payment and give
me a check for the balancer"
How much Is 1t fort" asked Grouge.
interestedly unfolding 1t. by jinks.
it's for $500. Did be pay you 80 for
that stockf'
THAT'S what ne did" chuckled Pol
let. Il made $500 on that deal.
bought II In for hfty from a man who
didn't know what 1t was worth"
Mr.. Grouge. with his greedy eyes on
the packages that the landlord had
put away. slowly pushed back the
check. who else has got any of this
stockY' be wanted to know.
THAT'S my secret" declared Paul In
dignantly. II know where 20 md all
Of It"
How much does Mr.. Daw need to
give him controlY" inquired Mr.. Grouge
thoughtfully.
mot very much" admitted Paul. "A
few little blocks IKE yours would DO
the trick"
Mr.. Grouge. his eyes still on these
twe packages, spent q moment In deep.
deep thought. In which he sucked his
lips well back toward his palate.
"Looky here" be finally suggested. IF
zoo could buy up q lot Of that stock
and sell IL you could take a mighty
small profit and still make more than
you will by turning over just q few
shares to Mr.. Daw."
That's true enough" laughed Paul
II know one man who has 3S per cent
| Of the stock. I'm going up to see him
tomorrow and try to get him to sell
me a part Of It."
II think I'll go with you and see h
be won't sell all Of it. offered Grouge.
with growing eagerness.
.TII see that man myself" chuckled
Paul.
All right. all right" agreed Mr..
Grouge, clutching him by the arm. "rn
20 with you to the city. You go to see
your man, and I'll wait for you In
some saloon We can catch this next
train"
The clee club chemists were still re-
covering from the social event OF the
season two mornings later and were
dawdling about their monotonous anal
yses with scant enthusiasm when the
door opened and Henry z. Grouge
walked In. His mouth was drawn In
until II was knotted. and a triumphant
light shone from every freckle IN MS
small eyes
Get out. all of you!" he ordered.
taking up a commanding position IN
the middle OF the floor. I'm going "
Inn, down this mine until ] bave time
TO call a regular legal stockholders
meeting and I've got an inJuncuon 10
do II with"
Blackie Daw advanced upon him ma
i~estlcally. what is the meaning OF
this outrage?" he demanded. thrustins
his right hand into the bosom OF us
waistcoat
This n what II MEANS" Henry u
Grouge promptly informed him. I've
bought up a majority OF the STOCK Id
this mine at a cost Of $4,000"
Blackie ~repressed his CLEAN OF satis.
faction. Paul Pollet's telegram haa
not dared 10 be explicit as 10 tue
amount he had managed to wedge on'
Of Grouge. II was fairly satisfactory
since the expenses would not be mucn
over $1,000, and their purchase ana
sale OF iridium had entailed no Joss
mentioning. Such It was to play
poker with a lollop like Onion Jones'
TUE END
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-21

FOR SALE-Complete phono-
graphic course In Spanish. I achine
and records; concise, complete and
authentic. Address White Pin News
Office, phone 120-k.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-21

WANTED-Immediately, two girls
for chambermaids. Call at Alamo
hotel or phone 32-x or 116-x. Mrs.
Frank Doyle.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-21

FOUND-A lady's watch. Owner
can have same by calling at Campton
Commercial Company Office and prov
ing ownership. 11-14-2t
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-21
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

Taxes for the year 1915 are now
due and payable at the Office of the
county treasurer. Said taxes become
delinquent on and after December
9th, 1915.
THOMAS A. BATH
II County Treasurer.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-21

Dealer in Beaver Board, Lumber and Best Grades Of Coal
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-14
DRUG VICTIMS TAKE CURE.

Dr Faces Sanitarium and Hospital in Hot Springs, Ark, is filled to the utmost capacity
 Hot Springs, March 9.-Dr Faces Hospital and Sanitarium, a private in stitution where treatment is given ts drug victims, rapidly is being filled to capacity as a result of the law which cut off the drug supply to ha- bitual users. Dr. Pace states he has treated thirty successfully in the last two weeks.
 An annex for patients of moderate means, is prepared for this special work. for those who can only pay the actual expense of the treatment, payable on entrance; TO extras.
 The course is brief as to be of dis tinct advantage to outof-town physi- clans who wish to come here with their patients and follow the treat ment no rart of which is secret
 3-11-3t
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-14
BlG HOME TALENT
 SHOW ON WEDNESDAY,
BENEFIT FOR ST. JOHNS GATH OLtC CHURCH Ar AU0iTORIUM
 NEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING

What is predicted will le ,aa great eH array of home tMaa taa. H3 Springs has ever w,ue ed a single evenings performance uu ap- pear at the Auditorium thcater wien a great st Par.cas Night Vauday. e will be staged for tue benefit of aL John Catholic chag1A.
 IL WijI be recalled that the minstrel show given last year for this c1urca brought ouJ an array ol talent taa. was uig surprise to al ~9o attend ed, aud tae same pcsops. together Nith many others, will also be ou the Auditorium stage "Wednesday ul-at.
 There will he song of old Erin and Miss HuIah Green Clara Walters, Margaret Erhart, Jack Gcodtue. Gil No D and a score ur others will u4 iu the cast each with a new song or dance, as the ease may be. and with d comedy Eeiu running through the en- tire entertainment that will he a9prc- ciated and enjoyed.
 Tickets for this benefit are selling rapid y The Auditorium vu be packed Wedue day night and those vao attend will iu no wise be disap. pointed
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-14
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 Costs only $t.00 box We have an interesting booklet about OBRINE that we are giving away free on re- quest Call at our store and talk it over.
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