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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-08-12
Wisconsin, Thursday, August 18th, 1915
Cattle Show at Moquah

On Saturday, August 18th, the
Moquah Community will again
take an inventory of the pro-
gress made in dairy breeding
during the past year. 4
This will be the occasion of
the fourth annual Guernsey
Cattle show, held under the
direction OF the Moquah Co.
Operative Society.
AS in past years only Guern-
sey grade and pure bred dairy
cattle will be shown and judged
in the prize ring. From a small
calf show four years ago, the
annual exhibit of dairy cattle at
Moquah has become an event
of i'm por tance enough to excite
comment in the leading dairy
and farm papers throughout the
United States as showing the
value of community breeding,
and the value of the dairy indus
try is making farming profitable
in the Lake Superior region.
The exhibitions of the past
two years have been attended
by live stock authorities from
the Wisconsin College of Agri.
culture, and the Department of
Animal Industry of the United
States Department of Agricul-
ture, besides several county
agricultural agents from Wis
consin and Michigan to observe
the method of community build
ing being worked out at Moqnah.
One authority last year stated
that the class of, dairy cattle
exhibited in the prize ring at
Moquah was far above the
average of Wisconsin dairy Sec
tions. At Moquah Is demon
strated the value of breeding
only to pure bred sires of
famous producing strains.
Many of the settlers have grade
animals of unusual producing
capacity. A COW testing as
sociation eliminated many of
unproductiye cows and the
young stock gives promise Of
high producing animals in the
Moquah commrhity herd.
This year the show will be
conducted entirely by the dairy
men of Moquah, community
which seven years ago was but
flag station with two farmers
in the vicinity. AS was origin
ally planned, the show has
developed into an annual sale
day as we'll as exhibition. and
this year stock will be offered
for sale.
The event has become a red
letter day in the calender OF
Northern Wisconsin events,
Stock judging, lectures by well
known dairy authorities, games,
and dancing attract a large
mum ber. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-08-12
Nor. Luth. Church

Services next Sunday morn
ing and evening. English song
service in the evening. The
Vikings meet at the home of
Arnt Peterson on west Bayfield,
street next Wednesday evening.
Prayer meeting Friday evening.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-08-12
NOW HAVE TIE
LARGEST TRAIN
Dynamite Work Train Has
Fifteen Coaches
Is the Largest Passenger
Train on the Omaha Sys-
tenn. A Monster.

Washburn no longer boasts of
having one of the largest pass
enger trains on the Omaha sys-
tenn but now boasts of having
the largest train. The dynamite
train now running between this
city and the plant consists of
fifteen coaches.
The addition of another coach
was made necessary on account
of the large number of men en-
ployed.
The train system will be
changed again starting tomorrow
when five trains will be run.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-08-12
Brewers are Coming

Manager Calder of the Wash
burn Base Ball team announces
that the Brewers of Ashland are
coming for game with the
Washburn City team next Sun
day afternoon. The Brewers
played here on the 4th and were
defeated by a narrow margin.
The next Sunday game promises
to be an interesting one.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-08-12

Amos M. Hansen was at Duluth
last Saturday and Sunday to get
two Overland cars, five passenger
touring car for himself and
roads er for Paul Kiser. Mr.. Han
sen is local agent for this line of
cars.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-08-12

Miss Elizabeth Smith has accepted
a position. in the Bayfield, County
Bank.
Miss Harriet Olson of M waukee,
State Commander. of the Ladies
Benefit Association of Maccabees,
was in the city during the past
week visiting with the members of
the local order,
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-08-12

Mrs. John O'Sullivan and daugh-
ter Mary left Tuesday for Joliet, I'll.
where they are going to visit with
Sister Berchmann.
Anil Scantland has had ne "
cement foundation placed under his
building on west Bayfield, street.
Anil has had number of improve
ments made to this piece OF property
and it is now in fine shape.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-08-12
CONGREGATIONAL Church

Rev. O. w. Smith has returned
from his summer vacation and
will hold services at the church
next Sunday morning at the
usual hour. !
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-08-12

Ed. Bratley returned home the
latter part of last week from Green
Bay where he took an examination
to become a licensed embalmer.
For some weeks Mr.. Bratley has
been going to a school at Milwaukee
where he has been studying.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-08-12

Olof Olson has purchased the Lien.
autom obile and has joined the list
of automobile owners. 1t is ex-
pected that Mr.. Lien will purchase
another machine.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-08-12

Elizabeth F'instad of Superior has
been visiting with friends and
relatives in the city during the past
week.
Miss Lottie Lahaie has been at St.
Paul and Minneapolis during the
past week where she has been select :
ing line of goods for the and 10c
store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06
100000
Hiera

DaS @obnbaus ces iieben Meilen
bon bier anidliigen Sarmer &arl
2uit lift @ienitagaben6 Iebter ISOLDE
Elm @aub Ser Glammen gemor6en.
Ser 6a6ur6 entiton6ene gdo6en> ser
gum Sbeil 6urb @eriiderung; ge6edt
lift, tpir6 ouf $500 o%1gegeben. -
Sier lit elm 8aQipieler- Club NIT fol,
genoen 8eamten gegrir6et por6en:
&noreos 8. 6o1it, @anager; 81. SO.
Stou, sdatmeiiter; S. &. 8irnig,
Sefretar; 81. 30. Stoa un6 Gran3 S.
@ilri6e iin6 ernart, UNI cine Samm-
lung our Dedl1ng Ser Spielgrun6fo-
item 51 MAIDEN. - Mi4. Muer per-
foufte feline 80 Mder Garm in Sud,
ma11 fir $4,000 an @ebrii6er
8ran6l. - Sobn @tumpf bat ii9
na6 @atertotpaL @is., begeben, mo
er als @leftriter 8eidaftigrng baben
miro. - Sobn 8. @roB bot bon Sobr
Ereimesberger Elm @runotud ge>
fnutt, out melbem er cine Wobnnng
errt9ten laiien miro. - @m. Hrei<
mesberger bot bon ieinem 8ater Elm
8runoitid gefauft, al1f 6em er Elm
reues @obnbals bn1t.
&ndman.
@abren6 eines Dienjtagmorgen
pe%rgangener ISOLDE bonn bodm. @errn
Wi@. Sderer in ser ct Midaels
Nfarrfir@e geboltenen 8rautamtes
reidten ii6 sic @on6 5um 8rn6e
@ictor @erol6 un6 SRI. Maria
Stremba> Godter ser 5u oieier &C.
meinoe geb0rigen 6ami1ie Sran5
Stremba. Sci oen 8rauteltern faro
no@ Ser Srouung i1n &reiie beiterer
@dite Elm id0nes @od5eitsfeit itatt,
6as CUR grtbietung Ser ber3liditen
@lidtpiinide beitens a~1sgeniitt tpur-
6en. 9uB DEM iungen 8are, meldes
ouf ser Garm oes 8rdutigams, 5tpei
Meilen tpeitli9 bon 8ier5, Sen eige-
nen Serb griin6en miro, Elm iorgen-
freies @beIeben Be- dteben fem moge,
lit Ser a11fridtige @unid 6es ~Mor6.
itern" <@orreipon6enten.
@anf @apibs.
@egen Elm 911teno @efdatsleute
6ieier Srtidaft tragen iid) nit Dem
@lane, ouf Dem Benton @orntp-@ 1s.
ite1ungsgrunoe ELM groBes @ebduoe
fir neutrality-suspicious. iener
Ser oren, sic CUR MiIociation geboren,
our @dal1 gu itenen. Dos @ebd116e
ion bon $4,000 Big $4,000 foiten, uno
jeoer Ser u~nternebmerr6en @eiddfftts-
1eute berpflidtet fi@ gu einem 8ei-
trag bon nenigitens $500 our De1-
ung 6er 8outoiten. SSn 6ieier ISOLDE
nod tpirb cine @eriammlung gebal-
ten, Inn Sic @ldne fit elm i6ones
Musitennngsgebdu6e al berpoll1tdinooii.
gen unb at pertpirfIiden. Gin ser.
ortiges @ebal1oe tpiiiroe obne 3meifel
fir mebr uno Before M1tsitenungs.
gegenit6nbe b%eitragen rn6 ba6ur6 Die
8ebe1th1ng Ser Guir erboben.
MaDbetu Gate.
Mm Dienitag fommer6er ISOLDE
miro @eorg 2obermeier, elmer uni
rer prominerten iungen 6eutfden
Tormer, ii9 nit SRI. @nna mourer,
Sodter Der Somilie Sobn Mmurer,
berebeliden loiien. gu Ser &od5eh,
Die BEL Sen 8rnuteltern itattfinoet,
tper6en groBe @orbereih1ngen getrof-
fen, 90 mart SEN iltngen @ral1tleuten
sen &od5eitstog gu einem redt ffre1.
6iger1 mn6 unpergeBli6en gu geital'
ten beabiidtigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06

Ga1tf Centre.
NJ borIebten Sonntag noren es 81
Sabre, feit6em unier bodtp. 8forrer
Clinton Mr5t in SEN fl. @rieiteritono
erboben tpa1r6e. @ieb5ebn lange Sat-
re lit er 1T ser bieiigen ct. @m1ls
@emeinoe ols ieeleneifriger @rieiter
NIT iegensreidem @rfolge tbdtig, un6
90 MON in ibm eirerp guten geiltli@en
@ater un6 tre1.e11 @eelenbirten adtet,
ebrt un6 Iiebt, 10 tpa1r6e linn an
Sonntagober6 5u feinem 81. Sabres-
tage Ser &rieitertpetbe feitens elmer
groBen Mn3obI Ser @emetn6emitglie'
Ser cine ongenebme nnterbaltung
5utbeil, mel9e sic Bette @eIegenbeit
COB, bie i90ne @intro4t, Die 3tpi'
iden Dem bodtp. &farrer mn6 Ben
ibm nnteriteuten @etnein6emitglte-
bern, obmoltet, ins redte 2i@t gu ftel.
len. She i90ne Seitgelegenbeit feiere
ten Stepb. Sdmor5bmler, @efretar
ser @emei1r6e, @eter &obiidon, &C.
fretar oes @t. Sofepb-M anmerpereins
mn6 8en. @donboff, 0berer bes
totb. T0riterpereins> in f1tr3en aber
padenbert Mm5prad)en, tpornuf 6em
bodm. @farrer cine NIT @el6 gefpidte
@6r1e iiberreidt tpur6e. Ser 10 be-
ebrte bo6tp. &err erging fih in Ell
ner Mnfprode IN ber3li@en Dnntes'
tporten nn6 ipra9 6ie &offnung aus,
! 6dB ct nod lange aIs geiitItder @atb-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06

Motbtas 9ommer0lng malroe an
fangs ser ISOLDE bon feiner @ottin
NIT einem mr1nteren @obnden nn6
Mob. &ra1ner bon ietner beiieren
@aIfte nit einer1 m11nteren Md69en
beidenft. 8eiben begIudten @ltern-
pooren mnfere Circulation. = @db-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-06

N0OU4
MIbin @eqe bon bter bat in Der
Mpon @taotsbanf Die &udbalterftene
iibernommen. - Sobn Stnntebed
bon Greeport bot 6as bieiige 2eib-
1tangelddft fGufli9 on ii9 genommen
un6 6asielbe 1ofort angetreten. Sn
6en Scout tporen 5tpei Gor6 @utomo'
bile eingeidloiien, un6 90 er ielbit
8e1iter elmer 6erarttgen Maidine lit,
70 permog er's, @un6en oie Bette
Dienitleiitung unb bo5u bic 5uber-
Iailigite gu gepabren. - &err s.. S.
Meper, elm friberer 8irger bon
@temns County, tpelder Dor 5tpei
ssabrerp fem &eim na@ 8lad sud-
un6 BON bort ipaterbin nod Mabmo-
men per1egte, mo- ct als Ebieror3t
tbdtig mor, miro fi4 1a1t eigener
mittbeilung >pie6er ben @tearns
County 8Irgern ani9lieben unb fem
&eim in Mpo1t MAIDEN. @err Meper,
tpelder Sabre lang Dem County ols
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

0if oon<it Fetsftnem velsniesft
mV1x q. search fce 'he Hindu
~l,e ha,i tonni't toe lnSl con
<l lalfinr ;hc plshs o. ne moth
fV ~ lode N the Master hey'
ssfne. John Drrs hsd fecoefss "fsin "a
the ffissbrnAef
1hss Indltldnark curiosity was Hfnns
"a hs nov. ana hg asted great nian;
aa1i,ons. nhirh Inn answered eva
sssrly
When Il eams ~ getting dfacrlp
lion ~ the Hindu he lfolsf eoiii glss
Lni FEW details
lie ,ald eins.hAsls IN lhe FACT HAT he
sofd f,en ma INST ~ looked IKE sny
ons u > dsnrn I.h.i iuilans frequent.
Ma i'ailn, PM ~ inew ~ 30 ad
afsfs
Win th,s itef ASH 20 le content nhd
be reformed ~ Hinh 10 discuss "hh
isl what theg sn1a.h ~ nftt
~ wllketfsa gets y there ~ an e1sS
ssy 20 set rim" be sald ln the course
az their conscrsnfion
How demanded llpih.
; 'lisve iilm arrtGed ~ Fugitive from
,,s,ire and heid fei The ooanfy shefln
ana ne warrant tbai Tom Kane svDfs
eui." be replied
gnih considered tits lliongi'ifnllJ
snd shcoh her bead
20 wonla fnrnu Our going back 70
sls mine anl al tinds ~ trouble" size
sald wisely Resides. we wouldn't ie
spy ncafer he rtncea father VARIED
rio 20 hnvc"
''Ihai IL very true" l"hn nweef
swe'iI kerp that 10 rrfrfe W. cnse
We discover ihat be has DE IDIOT our
only plan. thsa. y to trace tbls iilnan
rhai VIII be- nara IpD"
why na pm Detectives 90 ne
srsAt"
y dant ihiAk any descriise ronld 10
tsust lhan mgtclf- WIS tho feply
l,ui y.m cani 10 q nH" she argued
"you can't ~ looking fof this pediier
snd keepiug m eye on wilLefsan and
seeing a. ine - TIE snnic Tine
The feclng 20 yvu u The plfnsHnicsi
part u the job" b. Snii in1ghluclg
ftjAHt W Htfh w 'N"f ~ WV '''H
Of rnurse you're quite firht though
STOUT ~ heiug too hlg ma nHslr for
tns 10 handle atone think ~ ask
Everett 20 iaip ~ Ma,le he can ang
gcsf something ln wife bin. nnd
thrn we'll iaAc u trip dawn a. ne "n'
tef front apd interview oni ihnnrimnn
AlHnl llr se.lhd to me pfoiij levci
headed chnn. nnf ben mnthc be- nhle
o. tng ~ uh the lrnrk ~ the lllndu "
be lcat . steamer TO- Tie north ga
strongly snsp,oi ne dii
Ruth cs',id not understand ~hs The
ped,iisf plnnld do lhls. and noff 80
plnlned that the iilndn evidently hnf
set great store un ine idal as be- had
not only nald cash. tnl hHd given rus
- we'll ia cirhAnge
"lie Would Nnnw Tint The iiilng was
worthless Ms ~ article ~ morchAn
alse" he went on 10 Tho nest plnce,
d. wasted ~ ilmS IN getting pussus
Alon ~ u ence he saw w. | have no
u"iiit thai Il .. racfsd ~ uis rSes-
xod u wHa stolen ut some uus from
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

A. b,s also s.reraln,d ihai ihei hsi
-, ~, ~. ,otsgisf ncfsr 'As s-fett 20
So ls.nsid Issersham
Wbpsai d-ii, faeg i1NoNed ana 81
ane fae anded n busl'' h.' 'A
snsf - lolait Rsd fssene'i i''fi
nom lne alob eh4 aaa ss'fr'i pa.
.rgr i. nsd -f-l 90 FelaWufe iAr
U.f Nifer-sln srnHed rnen ~ i0d
BIZ, psfueH ~ in. rlseo
.fini eiB 500 fafc soy nri'r' '"s
d-mf nara
-s,,r~ ~ said chfieri'c ~ 'fi
r..f anf ih. rHusn nafunst ou'S
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

aulries vlssw here Assr.ssse re'as.
nslpfnl
Eysntt pnirnl "a me evening tfair
ana aflcf alnrff A,tepf,i 20 The Aofi
81 their adsrrinfep si,b gfesi interest.
When he oad asked q fcN lnsstpn'
10 ana John iDolrd a. eath ofhFf
Flu1fiy E,creft tiiore
~ might fpkv seais 20 lpc1fe ti'1'
lode WllDoat he efoft plane he taid
shougliflllf I don't dontf thai y@'ii
fothcf. siIss RUN srrni mang q ion9
nopf md aay pfoslasfins sps " -
We mgst nave Tho y sns " ~ % pc
baubds ~ posslhiit', 20 ier"fei them
ihlnk you wii BASE - md tehf
Hindu
'~fhcte ls me 1nssilns u he misc
lohl ald sobefis ~ No. tif"sh'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07
FOURTEEN YEAR CHOIR NJ
FACES CHARGE Of NJ
re NARkABLE CASE WAS ~
FOR TRIAL FRIDAY NJ
BOSTON.

BOSTON Al.r s. one q, 4,
ra rHhi. ease. sver h.afa 4
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.,,s ma o,,rr,liet crar a,r. (
n,.tter 6uri,. choi, ,,hear,.s
M. 49, ~. ,..,sr..,, that AZ
eIt.s t,ol ri,.e yonns Caaln|
f1 ANN. Il, l,,r. wav IN 4
..aa rt q. NreJ oaiv ! ~.
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,.. nr .~,.,l.I..e ,,,a. Al
N. .....s.l >. ~. AGA llaH
.r.r ,.r, ,,,r,,h womss = \
., -. rfr,f, 81 VI
n.., .,,.,i,n,i, g,rior lie ps'
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07


o tsmpie. What more natural than that
M si,auId see the chnavc ~ svea,
tswafa fvf auihS a piens duty ana 70.
turning n 90 iss nat'vs place.
s'ssut that's IN eresswvrk.@ Ruth IN.
sisted practically
a know H." he ndnil;ted "nug a
seoa sasss h hettcr than nothing 10
wofs on lets ~ and see our skiprtf
psrsun"
iha launch captain fecrlted them
Ne<iialls nn,i .ls,vne,l 20 lnhu story.
Al ~ ssn'rt h. agtsd WITH ienn that
y ou< ssss Hksls lhal me inalpN usd
fsers Nlssd . nallsr e,ai and Wsuld ne
st,e Il % It, own tvln,uN
@ite rssiied Those rasletn nerts a
aeed deal he tuld them a ennw
is.ys vn 4 lark ftum the ship Nin a.
Just thar srise run M Wiib m Idol
r4s a sngsa and / knuw the fuss the
s~asilrs< makr at'Ng Il i.at They Il
~ sns isnelh 10 ~ hark al>, chVt
es1
tsefoFe they lcfs he pnsnllsed l,s keet
en- rye .l~p ia me tiluaa anh inform
theua II De got lns smallest rlvw WITH
thls thsy paa " be sallsasr ss In
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07
SPRING FEVER MI
SEND ROUIiAMAl
WAR SAYS ri
PECULIAR RESPONSE :,
TON As 70 Airy
COUNTRY ~ coss'
NO GLORY OR PROFIT

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hamaf nmtrs to o. -.
lt Associated Press
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coaatfs.
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conservative parts aaa Tor.
tcr of finance llis views -,
nlw chaiEod .n sone ons,.'
h..u- GeuuanophilA In -
outbreak of tHr prcsent esse'
n EHfope his villa was 49,
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Uhf.0n was 3hfu strong.
'or,ins inst ha Was a III
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fatt 0i % man with I.um,ns's
hnltf Scr AlarrAls.,.
rts'd ti" political sltlailor 4
NImTrIHnow found Itself
Iho temper ot the peopl. NJ
nfinf e'illcosc he said :.
n"w foaiizod thai there Is "a !.
Hu to war without fair ~
sNriue either glory or pran,
p. Do" Hi0ry in rolne to war ~
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

"a rstags tafl q f..4, 49, TO 80
hlt dlirn Alu mad n0Weffr. s1
aie,a iniefesfed elsseif nof oAl, ~
H. ute ~ ifis nms. 1ui fforo .
spofi1g sissdpoln'. sad : nom" g0u
, ~ 10 AZ i~ti ~ heip 700.
ms rsnsiiered zoe sregesisd rlan
OF taxing me ldol f~sy 'foi1 ne me-.
a. dniin1 ne tOlIrs. Sui ttfsTs1sm
,efoi-i fhi. sftff s9mce1 st efi'n
sife infesflysiIoH
ayar .ee. ie sa.d Eutn J suos
fne feiees sUasgs and no comes
fem tribe ~ N ne naffn ~ lnais
Mevf ~ lhO-s fbsp- srv isosfd sion
o.. rifh-f 81 fea aod ihls mnn % si'e
efai srs q. mnen frpsefsd W ibe
oihri nsiife. 10 iHs sfstfass 10 dss
ecrete n.. suHge a9u.d ,imiiy mess
80 up'aaf ihsi We sou'i nsfet erp's'c
le 10 .lii-fsfiot = ne captain sn''
his 'tNrfs lh flit. ne sh1gd AZ re-
Into ii.r m,-f sc'iins ir,uiie
rih-H yiuf sdiF, = to salty shr
mnfw nred
.-AIs.f a.. sirllf. aid thr Dar1aet
And ihr nHiilns lsl 20 pa@. q az
Ibe Steamer vas slipping EASILY
sisnz Hfioss a mvOnl'i tea that nixht
and iuih and SIS Donald we're fsr ~
the BIO Nog, hing ne waves feaa'
aofiiy away frur the cuf~strr
TIE ail BAD awakened dnriug ths
rsst feH wees 10 fhg dim happiness
o. bcing HiweFv ne center ~ uru :
fhsbgbfs
She ens nor in love Dor size Wa
ready o. he Ibe experienced man be
side hvf snrmised llis ~. own bear
wAs br4ilng q ncN tone. Re bsd hssd
much nuf 81 mrn hid not been a'oo'
from bis ne
nnf tias flr. rraud inexperienced
90 self eunlAi lrd giri waKoned 10 b.m
derpef if,hns thUu be- cared 10 con
fsss
To be- surr be hai iOhD pon 20 con
fsld VIII fat~f.iam "a nof Juder
esiiusfr him H-n possible nyal when
hc allowed n'u.eff W w. ~ ftg - con
tenn HfINe mHi.4-~ NI.h EHih
lis ilel ih~ ynmz American. and
nonr nvW .u"r nna ne the effect
ihat constant as.a isiipn with Don
must lI,~ ufa.h gouns ard very in
piessiuiiAhlc snl lulHs own sent
mrnt- we're unmltaklhls ne VAS
deeply in nrn
trom iionakorr 'hey trausshlpped
90 = nfu - sisiinfr Tor Bombay
ana nudrf SIR bauaids expert guild
nfee fhrt shortly found themselyes ia
inda HHd iuraNcd 10 = verg good DO
trl
We mns wnif here iH { di~eoeef
thpsush natives lusf whore thar fellow
~ huuDd ~
"Wm uof s.npN trace nlmf De-
mnuied Dofr impatient 20 be about
hi, rffuub
'fhaf wuH.d he nni ~ TIE question
fuver.ham sIrnued In Tho nrst
place. yuu don't understand any natife
tongue sud ln the aeroEd place tie
nrt'Ah ror. nioent darslf foas Nifh
favor 90 -trtat- gui unattached ~
repeats stumbling auuui among me
natives
IT Won ifNNf IT 10 llf lNINs !
40, onls ,na apertaln Tue etar' place
WHARF, ffls fsiiew comes from. Dai tns
tcmpic where lhe dol belongs
Sevc,ni day. plsscd dnung which
ST. Duuaid was husg amvas old &c
quAlnigaots ics,ire luhu aud Eaib 90
ihyir oven devices
1hry uvupied fheir lime 10 sisht.
,cylug AZ htt turcrshala came luto
dinner ooc evening with su,ne ou bis
face
We found vonr man snd learned
something ~ iur history " the insge
hr saii
"And We can set lt back" RAIN to-
puiWd Promptly
Sn llunald shook bis head gently
'Nei So NsI yauug lady,
Hut inut j. wnnt We cpms for.r she
went on
The faet ~ ,he matter Is this" said
ihr baruuel thnt image VAS stolen
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-07

"Bh Mrs orundy insists On the maid
bcou allowed to 80 preiiy much 60
ruin. Tom Name wguld ~ his best, ~
fonrsc bnt actually wc Hfe i11king ~
The hinl IN the butb Nheu we have one
ia iho hnnd
- zee sour point" ihe plomoicr shid
prompt, My otter 90 d1}s nso Hiiii
hu'dq supl ill dnnuco una matter o.
the end and ili hook ufier the ulue
too 50 YOU eau 10 chfe free ~ fsr NJ
ihlt socs iuh3
"You Know I wouliut mao u fof
myself" Iphn hegau awkwauily aed
VAS sllenrcd hi snile.
The uskl muruins they had buicly
finished hrethfast Whfu the isuu. "
oapiuin wa announced
Tho three ~ 'hom found hlu burst
Tax wiui news
4 ihut heated tauf Hindu be
told them iic came DUNN ~ day
ighi ,hia morning mohiue ,or q steam
81 smiling lot the nnrth The iinlcyoa
i,nvcs ~ nom. und the steWafd gave
hiin iub 10 rte galley
'l;ui u uhent be- another iilndn
gnta suggested
The captain turned rcN1ni nrf aud
shook BIZ head = don't ,hink ~
las,ihie." he sali lie answered The
description clear down 10 tho russ
Hcsiics that. nr seemed sind ~ nvrv
m,s, ana Wbcn one OF the snpofs iolliel
tl.. tt. ..s.. u.atIu t4N 4 ia d "a
snfe hos your mnu
'rheres ouly ons thlng Tor you 70
DO" T., erett said proinpiy- tuke pas
mge so mos steamer snugaolscs io Ssn
lfaucisco ~ ihot time You caa he
uroits surc whether he's your man 81
not"
ruls was agreed upon. md Ruth
started on her preparations Immediate
q, Everett insisting TINT she take hel
maid with her
"linl I don't need her~ Ruth protest
ed Sites ~ esn,nsiyr tun'
"Noa nrc mcfvl, a vonnr.er." Ever
Ell sid auiciy. "ana You mpsl im,'
NusnaR travelling Win yop 4, u al
riehi 10 30 as ,on llae in tho mlns'
where no one would dream " saysl
iug cvil OF thluklhg IL. hus Mrs Dgnr
dy insists un the maid"
John agreed With Everett nnd 50
parted 60 set the tickets, IN spite q
ivcrcus warning that he had brttc
scud and get them,
lhe result WIS that George nnt,
lust landed from tAe mine aud I
seaFch ~ Mutctson. found him sha,
ewing negr.
nrake explained his comlne By an,
lnn that be lesa hearA n,ahina f,pi
either wpket~m ~ Mrs inrneil al
ts eould We ui 20 USE At size 'Ms~l,
kv,
;, ell. lusi ~ wit" wnkcrsan sal
smklN Y hate q aosen ,hlnss 10 =
i, lcHd "a. aua ,rn reu hrlp me mr.
!, + uo, 60 i,i Tort msn nou gst ont
I. uiu .tiht W nn i hHnd nni0ss y
kniNN "a
IN q few srnlrnrrs niioa with liste
hcsS be- tald the stprv ~ The ending
the cheat end tho futile srarch ZOE Il
!, rlans ami the abstraction - thr II
I, enntalnlna them
wtea wlikerson found that no
m and lsplb lAahcd aafsage cn tue Ia
\ exon fot SaH i'r,mls'p And had |
a gnircd alcnt ,ta ueNg sallngs Tor 4
"A u,eu, ne ioei Drake aside and 10,
= ae,vmsosd thst shls coad unls mel
one titus
nV7 VAS IA Abe lragk ~ ne iaol
~ Wen fa.low ,heNs be- sAlli sasas
a. y We've sicm i,.c mach 90 q.
4, nav
he j,Nn naFnell r~Nivef nNSe coal
"A sut hsiemd 10 witerm,s sxplag
IN f,"H q his new s,hvue without
rnfd
~ llss stormy ewes 'aaed no e0ad
N scer rne ADa Miltetsvn gsascd :
~ vnald ahand,M Hlns
n. nm stcre cas sae 'eessssy 81 .