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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10
Luau for Vis;tors.

The historic home OF Mrs. Emma
Metcalf Nakusna yesterday was beau
tifnlly decorated with flowers ana
ferns OF old Hawaii in honor OF DR..
and Mrs. Purley A. Baker and John A.
Metcalf, who is cousin or Mrs. Ma
ku.na. During tie luau ,sir. Metcaif
was handed the geneaIogy OF the Met
calf family. the beginning Of which
read something, ike this:
During the reign OF Richard coem
de Lien, the head forester. named
BrassfoFt, performed service for his
king, who changed his 1.-THE forester.s1
name to Armstrong. One day when
the king and his attendants were in
the forest they were attacked by a
huge wild bull The attendants, look
ing out for themselves. scattered. The
king was overthroHn and fell between
two logs. Not lcng after, Brassfort,
or rather Armstrong. came across the
bull and killed him with one stroke.
Continuing his search for the endorsed
king, he found him where he fell and
was asked n he had seen a wild bull.
Armstrong; answer was. 4 met calf
and killed him. The king borrowed
sword and waving it over Armstrong
said, Arise. Sir Metcalf And SO the
name Metcalf.
The Secretary to DR.. Baker is leay-
ing the islands very reluctantly. He
expects, however, to put one OF his
sons In business here and another,
Robert Metcalf, president Of Sigma
M, in Ann Arbor. AIichigans has been
offered position as mechanical en-
gineer On Maui
DR. Rakeris tour has been a very
successful one, and he declares that
his stay m the islands hassbeeiis nlost
pleasant DR. and Mrs. Baker and Mr..
Metcalf have been the guests OF DR..
and Mrsl w. d Westervelt- Mrs. Ma
kuina's guests Tor the day were DR..
and Mrs Pufley a. Baker, John Al.
Metcalf. Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Wester-
yelL Mrs. Harriet Castle Coleman.
Miss Ermine Cross. Mr., and Mrs. A..
P. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Al. f. Cooke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin K Kea, Mr.. and
Mrs F. w Beckley, Mr.. and Mrs VII.
liam H Hutcheson. Mrs James r..
Stacker. Mrs. katherine M. Yates.
Mrs N. d. Brown. Mrs. NJ: Montana.
Miss Lani Hutcheson, Miss Harriet
Dawson, Miss Ruth Stacker, Mr..
George Castle, Emil Hutcheson and G.
Il. Dickey & ~ s. s.
- - $, S
House Patty Il eva.
Al number 81 the Acadenav sats u,a.e
the hcuse-guests Of John7 c,To,tsa a.
Eva last weelt. The vanng .sfoll-s
spent their time dancing. Dlayine ten.
mis- and kwi,nmine e NJ s0 &, rlrs ~ g
guests int1udad the Misses s so,,;sss
Girviii. Mildred sGhahin ellen, s,,ra
Gifords Iiza,ets woods p,,tb i3sTs
ton. Eleanor Wajdron lima woods.
Margaret Hawk. Ruth .Farri,eton and 81
Rachel Woods and 1jessre Riliie Ma.
thias. John 6;iffcrd \: Franlx Wintar
Jeremiah Smith. PARKER Tvoods : a Z
thur Brown. BowenS erhz % h,isrS
Stafford knstir, ana william Ec 4,
s g
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lawn az fhe 81 Ho,nssse.5 go. ~. y 49,, sn
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their fo,irIsf frisn.ls s5-s = 5 $50 $50
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10
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CALLING DAYS
FOR HONOLULU.

2 Mondays Punahou. Makiki.
. Tuesdays Waikiki. Kapiolani
= Park, Kaimuki. PaIolo. First
= Tuesday Kruger. 81 &,
. wednesdays Nuuanl, Puu1ni,
= Pacific Heights. First and third
: Wednesdays. above Nuuanu
9 bridge; second and fourth WE'D
3 nesdays. below bridge; fourth
3 Wednesday. Paciac Heights; first
. and third Wednesdays. Alewa
3 Heights. 80 49,! ~.
3 ThursdaysThe Plains.
= Fridays Hotels and town,
. fourth Friday; Fort SKATER. first
9 Friday; Mauoa. College Hills.
!; first and third Friday.
4 Saturdays - Kalihi, third and
z fourth Saturdays; Kamehameha
3 schools, last Saturday.
Z Fort shafter Calling day ey.
: cry Friday.
3 Note-The telephone number.
= Of the Society Editor fs 1873.
q urnrunnuun 4ann
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Schroeder
were in Detroit to attend the mar
riage of their SON. Mr.. Wainwright
Schroeder and Miss Katherine Page
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10

\ Cant. Won Papen. military attache Of
the German embassy. who has. been In
New York. Is now at the Shoreham.
where he will spend some time He Is
accompanied by Mr.. O, Mahlow
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10
WASHINGTON SOCIETY

Especial Efar-nulietih CORRESPONDENTS
WASHINGTON. ID. C.sE Feb. 24.-
Mrs Franklin X. Lane give her an
nual California tea on February 20.
having chosen the date OF the opening
Of the San Francisco exposition for
the happy event, at which Secretary
Lane Is representing President VIII.
son. The California flag and emblem
had conspicuous place in the Lane
hcme here and the state c0l0rs, gold
and blue. were seen in the flowers
and fruits further adjoining It. o.
anges and jonquils were arranged In
blue ribbon settings.
Mrs John B. Works. Mrs. NaWIands
and Mrs. julius Kahn we're at the tea
table
Other assistants included Mrs. WI.
liam Kent. Mrs. John =. Roger, Mrs.
A. NJ. Peterson. sisterIcf Representa-
tive Curry Mrs John I Nolan Mrs
Joseph r. KnoW1and. Mrs Denver S.
Church, Ms. Everis "A. HAYES Mrs.
Charles Webster Bell; AIRS. 5Eilliani b.
STEPHENS, Mrs. william Kettner, Miss
Perkins, Miss Hayes. Miss Curry. Miss
Knowland and Miss Kent. -
- ~ ssiks.5 81 =
Capt. Takeuchi. naval attache of the
Japanese embassy, gave a dinner in
honor of Admiral Baron Dewa at
Rauschefs. when the guests were Adj
miral Fiske. Admiral Gilmore, Cant.
Dcrn, Capt. Oliver, Capt sCapeharf
Capt Britain. Commander Trench.
Commander Earle, Lieut. com. Cronan,
Lieut-eom. Gilmer. Lieut. com. Kurtz,
Lieut. com. Jackson. Lieut.. Bartlett
Capt Hoadley and Dr. Neuberger. all
Of the United States navy, and Col
Ttamy. Com. Kobayashi, Com. Nomura
and Lieut. com uyeda
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Schroeder
were in Detroit to attend the mar
riage of their SON. Mr.. Wainwright
Schroeder and Miss Katherine Page
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10

Miss Gwendolin Gurrey celebrated
a birthday in popular fashion at the
Outrigger Canoe club on Saturday aft
ernoon. The little girls enjoyed a
swim and afterwards delightful re-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10

The Misses HARRIET and Mary Luz
cas- were hostesses az q very enjoy
able dance at their country home on
Monday night. s. !, 49,. g.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10

Miss Grace Cooke was a departing
passengef in the Matsenia this morn
ing Miss (uoke expects to remain
inzSan Francisco for some time and
then VIII 60 to Boeton Miss Cooke
WIN be gone about SIX months,
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freshmehts under the cool pergola.
Some CT Ewendolin's guests wern;
Elizabeth Frazier, Elizabeth Norris
Betty Steere, Dorothy Curry. Helen
Lewis, Rhoda Lewis Margaret Camp.
bell, Margaret Phillips, Geraldine
lPGckus, Mary Weaver Ida Weaver,
Margaret Thrnm and Elizabeth Rem.
ton. sfseas 81
8 ~ Z -. !. !: =
Miss Edith Horsrnan, who for the
past few weeks has been the house.
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ji F.fC. Hagens
was listed among the departing pas
sengers in the Matsonia this morning.
Miss Horsman has beenl one of the
NEST feted guests Of the season and
the fact that she made many friends
during her short sojcurn was clearly
shown this morning by the. crowd o.
young folks gathered on the docks
to wish her bon voyage.
-
The College club met yesterday aft
ernoon ii honor Of Or sdrl0rence S.
Scott, dean Of the Colleges Of Women
of OberIin University, who departed
this morning In the Matsonfa The
Oberlin members OF the club were
hostesses During her stay in Homo.
lulu DR.. Scott has made many friends.
= =
The gymnasium classes Of the Y.
w q. AZ under the direction 81 Miss
Anderson continue to tr6k. ESPECIALLY
the class IN aesthetic daReing. which
sff,5, g n, -, ,tt &C -, et,,il,,
.tEis nafficnlar nhase .of Dllysieai
grace. Miss Anderson WIN soon be
compelled to start anothef Class.
= s Z.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-08-11
MONEY FOR TAGGART'S TRIAL
County Council at indianapolis Votes
$4,000 for Election Cases-Pros-
ecutor to Have $4,000. 80,

Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. "a spe-
cial appropriation of SIS 900 was made
by the Marion county council to cover
the expenses of the trials of Thomas
Taggart, Democratic national com
mitteeman; Mayor Bell Of IndianapO-
lis and more than 100 others who are
charged with conspiring to corrupt
elections. Nine thousand dollars of the
fund is to be. used. Prosecutor A. j.
Rucker said, for procuring the at.
tendance Of witnesses, including the
travelling expenses of special investi-
gators"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-08-11

The senate, by vote of 10 to TO-.
passed Senator George. Skogmo's bill
abolishing the state board of public
affairs and creating state council to
be composed of elective officers and
the heads of practically all state de-
partments. Senator Skogmo's bill car
ries an annual appropriation of $780,
900.
Senator Skogmo contended that the
measure, if it becomes law, will re.
suit in greater efficiency in govern
ment. The purpose of the proposed
law shall be, so far as possible, to
bring about coordination and correla-
ton of the work of the state"
The council may devise uniform
systems of accounting, may put into
force a plan of classification of work
in the state service, also plan for
salary limitations. 1t shall be the duty
of the council to report to the legisla-
ture of 1917, as to the feasibility of
establishing a central department OF
purchases for all public bodies.
A bill appropriating 100000 annual.
ly to the National guard was passed
by the assembly by vote Of 80 to 20.
1t represents an increase of about $40,-
900 to meet the additional expenses of
maintaining a proposed increase Of
500 men; as suggested by the federal
government
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-08-11
TWO KILLED ON
IOWA SPEEDWAY
Joe Cooper and Mechanism
Die at Des MoineS.
RALPH DE PALMA WINS RACE
Dario Resta Burns Up Space at Rate
Of 1925 Miles an Hour, Shat
tering Worlds Speed Record
at Chicago.

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. 9.-As 1000
persons packed the grandstand on the
new one-mile saucer speedway wit
marked it's dedication, they saw Joe
Cooper shoot around the east end Of
the bowl at speed Of 100 miles an
hour in his Sebring. The next instant
the machine was catapulted off the
rim of the saucer, dropped on the
ground 20 feet below and, carried by
the terrific momentum at which 1t was
travelling, Ilowed through the dirt for
SO feet under the seats on which they
were standing.
The car was upside down when 1t
came to stop. Cooper and Louis Piel,
his mechanician, was pinned beneath
1t.
Cooper Dies Instantly.
Cooper was dead when taken from
the twisted body. Piel was carried to
hospital unconscious and may live.
With so miles left to go, BILLY"
Chandler blew a tire and his Deusen-
berg crashed through the wire fence
at the pole" turned turtle. Chandler
was picked up for dead but was re-
vived.
His mechanician, Maurice Keller,
died at the hospital at $3.50 p. m. The
doctors say Chandler may recover.
Dispute az 20 Winner.
The 300-mile derby, q fight all the
way between Ralph De Palma, Ralph
Milford and Eddie O'Donnell. was
won by De Palma, although a dispute
arose among the judges and officials
IS to the winner.
For the greater part Of the race the
speed slightly exceeded IS miles,
while at times De Palma, Milford and
O'Donnell struck 80 and 94-mile gait.
De Palma's average was 86.2 miles an
hour
Here's Official Time.
The official time and the order in
which the cars finished follow
De Palma, Stutz. 1928: So
milford, Deusenberg. ........ 3:30:26
O'DonneII, Deusenberg. ...... .3:33:04
In both accidents tire blowouts were
ascribed as the cause, although in the
case of Cooper a broken steering
knuckle was said to have been the
immediate reason for his loss of con-
troll.
Cooper's Career Brief.
Cooper, who was twenty-four years
old, was a resident of Sebring, O.,
where he lived with his young wife,
Mrs. Annie Cooper, whom he married
four years ago. He entered the pro-
fessional racing game year ago at
Los Angeles, and the first race in
which he took part was at Indianapo-
lis last year. He failed to finish there,
but was tenth in the derby at Speed
way park in Chicago on June 26.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-08-11
The Results at Chicago.
Resta Sets 1OO-MiIe Record.

. nGSId 0SIS IOO-muS ncCOTQs
Speedway Park, Chicago, Aug. o.
Daria Resta won the worlds 10O-mile
speed championship by driving his
French Peugeot 100 miles at an aver
age speed of 1923 miles per hour. His
time was So minutes and "a seconds.
Earl Cooper, in an American Stutz,
roared across the tape only As seconds
behind Resta, with record for the
century of 10141 miles an hour.
1t was the first time in the worlds
history of competitive automobile rae
ing that 100 miles was covered in less
than an hour. The best previous 100
mile record in competition was made
by Porporato on this same track in
the 500-miIe race on. the 26th of last
June, when he covered 100 miles at
the rate of 1905 miles an hour
Harry Stutz Good Sport.
wild Bob" Burman, who in 1911 at
Daytonia, Fla, travelled at the fastest
speed ever made by a human being in
q short squirt at the rate of 142 miles
an hour, trailed in third with speed
average for the 100 miles of 1898
miles an hour. <~..>
OIdfieFd Fails to Finish. "
Famous Barney. Oldfeld in a new
French Delage played in bad luck from
the start Toward the end Of the race
he was tagged and failed to finish. !
It was remarkably clean race,
which upheld the new tracks growing
reputation for safety-no* one engaged
in the race: being so much as
scratched $! ~
A record in tire changing was made
by Burman in replacing tire in 16
seconds at the pits.
- -. Resta Wins $4,000. =
Resta's. reward for winning the race
was the silver trophy cup emblematic
of the worlds 1OO-mile championship,
and $4,000 cash. Each of his three
competitors also received $1,000 in
cash from the association.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-08-11
Shot From Ambush.

: Tampa, Fla, Aug 9.-Tom Scott is
dead and Gilmore Tucker seriously
wounded as the result of shots from
ambush. while the men were crossing
the Withlacoochee river, sen miles
from Dade City. '';i..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-08-11
Prsident to rake charae.

Washington. Aug 9.-President, Will
son will take a personal hard this
week in. the department Of commences
inquiry into the Eastland tragedy at
Chicago. 1t was asserted at the de-
partment that inquiry had been sus-
pended pending conferences between
the chief executive and Secretary
Redfield.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-08-11
Milwaukee Bishop Dead.

Milwaukee. Aug. 9.-Rt. Rev. Ed
ward Kozlowski, auxiliary boship OF
the Milwaukee archdiocese, died in
st. Joseph's hospital.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-08-11
CUTS
CAUSE OFFENSE
Finance Committee Members Say
They Are Put In bed Light"
BLAME HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS

Assert They Should Have Been Fur
nished With Same Information Con-
corning Needs as Legislature Now
Is-PhiIipp Men Charge Plot to Put
Governor "ln Bad"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-02
@runSeiseutbums Spputbefen.
Cincinnati. 81. Suli.
Veue 6bppfbefsn

eintinnati. 81. Suli.
Neue Sppptbeten.
Walter s, Oettinaer an Quid @iib
bralDal 9. u. So. $280O.
Soiie 9ibbinser ON OaDib Sapis
$500.
RofaIie @anaeropsfp an Builder &
OroDers' .. unb 9. SO. $4,000.
gnna Wl. s. grabIep an pearl
Wfdrfet 9dnt. $25OO.
6barles 3. Riebaus an people's 9
unb 9. SO. $1,000.
WiIbelmina gideit an 0m. 20
pratber, Gruitee. $3.50.
Sapib s. Britain an Sobn Snpbsr.
$500.
GetiIgte Sppotbstsn.
glIice Senbridion an Soutbern Gbio
9. unb 3. SO. $1,000
Wipra e. Coates an College 5ia 8.
unb 3. go. $175o.
Sobn gOnbarger an @eitern &c
Soutbern 2ife Sniurance 60. $500.
SoIepb 0iialpo an Wm. Gang &c
Sons. 1915.
Serfelbe an Wegammon e Bros.
$115.
}annis 6. gupen an Cabinet 6. unO
.. go. $4,000.
Retpbolb 6. pierion an Ms't Gnb
3. unb 2. So. $3015.
anna s. Srablsp an &. W. Spans
eenbere. $500.
Gli5abetb 80. 2ittls an Satlsp Sms
propeb 9. unb g. SO. $15oo.
Wlarp 9roots an Grite Hational 3.
uub 6. 60. $1,000.
pbineas 8. grubam an 2iseruI &.
unb .. So. $2100.
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Observation-Disclosures
Cincinnati, 81. csuli.

Della Ul. Sbafsr on Barton unS
Gla Ul. Qucas, Elm Stiid 2aHo IN
Surpep 900 in aHberipn Sorpnibip
| GSteuer $3.50: $23O0.
gbrifiine be Ia Groir on autberia,
gmig, 81 bei 100 Fub on Der Beits
feite bon gelbare glpenue. 100 JuB
iiibIid Don soDg Strabs (Stsuer
So; 81.
Gilbert 8. &smann on Mlartba g.
&smann. 81 bel 230 IuR on Der Gds
ppn Usiiu uno RotDaIe Gpe. in apons
bale: 81.
auauIt edmiot on Diuiam 9iess
Ter. 25 bsi LOG TuB on pieomont
Strabe, Got 80 in gurnet &c Rets
b.r's llntsrubtbsiluua (Stner 81;
81.
Seorge 2pOs u. 4. an Senrp Woels
Ter. Grabifdof. 2hil pon Got 10. II
unb II in 9phtermdn's llntsrabtbei'
luna in Sarriion. $500.
sfreberida RepmnH II. a. an Gli3as
Seth W. Toriduu. % BEL 106 fub al
Der Siibisits DOn Ststion Strabs auf
Wt. 4u6urn; 81.
gbpnrn 8. Starbuf on Wiliidm
6. peirce. Got 185 in RorDoob 9isio
lnteru6tbeiIuna (Steuer $2); 81.
geciltl Wsf6 al elmer Mef6. 80
BEL 100 Hub on Der Siioieite BON 2is
tsrtp Strabs. alpiiden Wlonitpu gSIaes
unS 9ut.mau Strubs (Steaer 81;
$1,000.
Ssremiab Rsiap an 9aroIS 8.
arsnt, 25 BEL l05 5ub an Der Ode
pom geeh 9tor unb gacpfieIb Sirabs
price 9il. (Sieusr 50c). 81.
Clara Wabrsnberser II. U. az els
len Wubrenbsrger, Cots 102 unb 103
in pbilip W. grHe's llniernbtbeiIung
un proIpsct Sia. (Skp.r $500 81.
Cecilia Wei9 on glner Wei6, 2pt
25 unb 5beil DON Got 26 in 3. N.
priee's 2. llntcrabtb. on SDeamore
Strabe. (Stsuer 50c). $500.
Greoertd 8rutsr an Wtilion SaDs
ler, Cots AZ uno "A in Cincinnati
8lbs. gfociations urtterdbtb. in Sap.
Ter Bart. (St.uer $2.) 81.
William 80. 8armann jr. on Mil
liam 3. Gosbp. 1898 4der Qanb in
Ssition 8 in Sycamore Sp. (Sieuer
ST. 81.
William W. prdiber, 1ruitee, on
Wilbelminu 8idett, 48 bei 1872 SUB
al Der Sitfeite bon GleinDRip sglpenus.
(Steu.r $5.) $1,000.
Bertha genersbcrfer on Rofdlie
9angeroDstp, 12s bei 50 Jrb an Der
Rprbfeite Oon Wabs Gtrabe. (Steusr
$1.50) 81.
Georges ,80li0fi4antR tR&GIis Dan,
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Qo0te he.
Roman Don galbutn 9rolIer.
(6ortieBung.)

(6ortieBung.)
Der 0raf bate ben Worteu oss
areifen Oorfri6ters sntbl0bten Saups
tss 3nSebOrt, unO 70 itano er aud nun
ba, ais er sberfuas IN auf1mmsnbdRs
genoer Rebe antportete. Gr ipra6 gu
ben 2euten in i6rsr Spra9e, uno pis.
Der DsrItano Jribi tsin DOrt Don bem
GeIagten; ipie lie aber aufblidte 81
bem pom syadelIGsiu erbeutsn Saupt
hires Gattsn, bl iibertam iie stpas
pie Elm 9efibl Der gbrfur6t tor benz
Wanns, Der ba in ieiner rubigen Diirs
be 10 rs6t pie Elm Batter feinsr llns
tsraebsDen sri9ieH. Wie er 10 baitano,
Bot er bag Bib elmer erniten, mGnnIi>
den, traftDollsn @ri6ernung. Seius
bobe @eitalt eri6ien tpie aus @r3 ge.
soiIen, uHb pie aus Gr5 gesoFen au9
Der ernite Stopf auf osm Harlem uno
sei4meioigen Naden. Gr trug fein
bunties Saupt9aar tlra gefdorsu, uno
ieir trGftiser, bi9ter unb betrd9tlia
larger Bart, Der ii9 ra9 unen gu etz
pas Oeriiingtt, bate feite unb beitimms
I. 5orm. Sein 4ntlib mar tief ges
brdunt, uHb nur bic obere Sdlfte Der
Stirn, Die benz Sonnenbranbe unb
WinS anS Wettsy ui4t GasseIest mar,
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Sic batten iid nit5t psrabrspet. unS

Sic bdtten iih nitt perabrebet, unS
bod battsn beibs benieIben gsbanter
sehabt; beioe battsn iid gu bsmMabis
bas lie gu 3peit einnebmen iollten, se=
tleibet ipie fir eine srobe isItlibe Ser.
iammluns. llrbanp sri6ien, ansetbou
nit ben 4ttributen feierIid erbobter
mooerner WfGnnlidteit, i'm 5rad, Ia
2adiduben unb nit ipeiber &rabatts,
Die blsnbenbe. bon Der Weits peitums
rabmte Sembbruit. auiammensebalten
burh einen Oiamantinopi.
Sribi bate Elm idipdrSss Spibsn
tleiO anse5osen. Dus alsib bate teine
Qermel unb bate borne unb am Jids
den einen 2lusIhnitt. sic bate cine
natiirlihe 9prliebe fir Ountk 5drs
ben; bsnn bieIe tleiostsn fis beFer unb
biloeten cine ipirtIame Sole gu ibrer
tapri5iOIen S90nbeit. Der 3auber ib.
res golorotben Sdares fam crit be-;
ountler Sepunbuns sur poleH itrab.
lenben geItuHs. unb 70 AUDI Der tpnns
berbare SliitbenslaiS hires ejeiihies
unb ibres itneeissn Radsns. gu benz
fIisbenben @oIoe ibres 6acres bilber
ten ibrs srobsn f9par5en 2tussn unb
gu Der iunoniihen 9eitalt Elm fed au;s
pdrts itrebenbes RGsdrn, ioipie Der
Iahsnoe Munb, Der 3dbre BON beneis
bensfpsrtbsr Saosllpiistsit 5eiste, einen
auifGIIissn gegeniob, beiieu siuorud =
DuIIer Wirtun9 iid pp5i ous atuJs
ietnes Wannss ent3isbsn tpnnie, uno
nun gar crit bas 4use oss lisbenb.u
unb oeliebtsn Wannss!
rDie fb0n bu biit, Gribil" rhf
llrbunp aus. als iis bas Speiie3im
msr betrat, no er Tie bsreits srpart..
bate.
g9u boit bid uud ft3n gsmu4t,
Rubi!"
.Sa pobl. mein:n f66nitsn
5rad! Ulan beiratbet ia nidt ale
3age!"
nSiebit Du, - bas BABE i6 mir
aud seoutt. Ssbt Dentsn mir uns.
bab ba cine sroBs Renss Wenf6eu
uns begufien, unb feisn mir frob. bab
lie nidt oa Iino!"
ga, GOtt lei 0uni, oab iis nidt
oa iino! Ssen mir frob"
.0u, RuooIfa"
pGas bsnn, 5ribi?"
nSisb' mid einmal an. Rsin, Il
artis fsin. ionit seb' i'd iOrt. - Rus
bolt! QIfo id- seb. gbieu"
rRein, bleib'l gitt' BID, bIsiS!"
r2lber bann bran iein2.-
,9ut.-
.gIIO, bu bats psrtpru6en! Run
feb mid an"
sd thu ia nidts oUosyes!!"
rgemertit ba ni6ts9-
rOb, ia, - idDn biit..-
rgemertft nidtsg"
rDus meinft2"
.Ri6t Elm StiiderI 5hmud bob
i'd aneeIeet. Sd babe mir seSadi,
iuitament mub ib Dir 70 rebt iein,
tpie ib bin, aud otns Die Oiamauisn,
bic bu mir s.i6su.t baft."
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ainbfidtr @tf@ma a 4.

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Sabrmdrit sefallmg'
~Qfh berrliH, Woma! Denie bod
Is unren brei RaruHsIs bort bidlt bebl
sinanbsr, nns aIls ma&seH aHAGEdskF!
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$l.50.) 81.
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unter guten Sreuubinntn.
Grdulsin a.: sd m0tie germ nteis
mem grGutigam Dor uHftrer 6o4seit
nod cine llsberraIbuns bertiifn, ipas
touni. i'd ba ipobl ibuH2~
Grdulsin g.: .Srass bod einr,t
Gag Define faIf&tH 3dbnf ui&t@
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-08-13

BILE passing scandal like this. 1t will
be all forgotten in another week. Let
us never speak of it again"
She was perfectly inaccessible even
to such generosity as this. She went
on from bad to worse.
II must and will stop it, she said.
"Mamma, hear what I say! Miss
Clack, hear what l say! l know the
hand that took the moonstone. l
know'-she laid a strong emphasis on
the words: she stamped her foot in
the rage that possessed her-"1 know
that Godfrey .Ablewhite is innocent!
Take me to the magistrate, Godfrey!
Take me to the magistrate and l will
swear it,"
you must not appear publicly in
such a thing as this" he said. Your
reputation, dearest Rachel, is some
thing too pure and too sacred to be tri-
fed with"
"Aly regulations" She burst out
laughing. "Why, I am accused,' God
frey, as we'll as you. The best detec-
tive officer in England declares that !