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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-17

Dr. W. s. Smith. osteopath. will b,
at Hotel Bryan Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday afternoons Of each
week.
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plainably pessimistic just at this time,
complimented him.
Now, there exists in the majority of
men a certain paradoxical conceit with
respect to fortune; and Arthur Holstead
wasn't sufficiently abnormal to be an ex-
ception to the general rule. Within ten
days, when Cosmo touched 45, he was so
elated, when he telephoned his instruc-
tions for pyramiding at five points, that
he took to himself not little glory for his
perspicacity. Miss Calder, too, thought
him very clever man indeed.
at doesn't make very much difference
aohat happens now, she said gleefully. "If
you make lot of money, your father'l
be SO proud he'll give you dnything-and
if he isn't, you'll have enough so that we
can just 60 and live without him!"
ave made twenty-three hundred in
commissions on bond sales," he gloated.
"Of course, half of that is the bonus he
promised inches letting me have all the
profit, and then doubling it as kind of
reward-he's satisfied. But I'm selling
them, and rather like it! I've bought
more Cosmopolitan with the proceeds"
"Suppose-oh, suppose that man in the
uOSplVdl- -yOu huOW WudU ucdu! LIZ
lirium isn't unlike dreaming, and they say
that dreams are the reverse of an unex-
pressed desire. Wouldn't it be awfM if
you were exactly wrong!"
"But I'm not! l know I'm not!"
"But don't you think you've gone far
enough without talking to your rfather about
it? Wouldn't that be the safe thing to do?"
Arthur laughed indulgently.
@He wouldn't listen to me. Besides, l
want to do this all by myself. You just
wait and see."
ACC CORDINGLY she waited and saw.
And she saw Cosmopolitan Ice ad-
vance resistlessly to so; and she read in
her morning paper an interview with the
convalescent Robert L. Hendricks, that
well known specialist in city industrials-
an interview of tone that would certainly
have terrified her if she hadn't already
intrusted SO much Of her faith to Arthur.
Mr.. Hendricks stated unequivocally
that the advance Of Cosmo was unjusti-
fed. He himself was a director of the
company; he knew what he was talking
about; the earnings hadn't materially
increased during the past year; the divi-
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dend rate would probably remain un-
changed; there was no reason, as far as
he could see, for this hysterical activity.
Then Cosmo went to IS.
DURING these days, in spite ofArthur's
very commendable salesmanship, his
father found infrequent opportunities for
congratulating him. In fact, Mr.. Holstead
had few kind words for anybody. He
came to his Office much earlier than usual,
and he left it later.
He had never made confidant Of his
son; now he treated him with scantier
consideration than ever. He reserved
his open ridicule, however, until Arthur,
overcome by the knowledge that at the
seventh-foor brokers' he had a credit of
twenty thousand dollars, took pity on the
older man and ventured to remark that
Ice looked pretty good to him.
"Oh, Lord!" said Mr.. Holstead. "If
it's come to your advising me what to do
with my money, I'd better resign and
make you present of this companyl
Ice! Oh, my Lordl The boys out on the
board know more'n that! Arthur, you
haven't learned anything in twenty-five
ycdIo1 TOISOttou oil dDOuJ Uu0 Glulo i
gave you thousand and six dead GER
tainties in rails and metals, and you went
and dumped it into the meanest, rotten
est, crookedest bank in the city of New
York? Oh, run away, Arthur I'm busy!"
Having curtly dismissed his son, he re-
called him on the instant.
"Here! l can't let you throw your
money in the gutter! Stay out Of Ice
hear me? There's reckoning coming.
You keep your nose out of it,"
"Thank you," said Arthur respectfully.
His standing in the ornate Office was
never more clear to him. Even his own
desk in the bond department was subject
to sudden and unauthorized use as de-
pository for papers, records, files. All that
was required of him was to keep out of
the main thoroughfare of progress.
He asked no questions, sought no en-
ightenment. He knew that vast enter
prises were taking shape around him
that stupendous projects were galvanized
into life by men who shared his property
in the air of the same room. But he also
knew that, for the time being, his repu-
tation was that of useless, unwarranted
pinion in giant piece of financial engi-
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his mail, and went out as soon as he cou 4
Nor did he loiter about the board in t
customers room; he was content to stu
the reports in the evening editions. Il
was serenely confident that his inte 4
probation of Hendricks wanderings was
accurate; and only time could verify o.
correct that judgment.
Cosmopolitan crossed 60, and torrent
of speculators swept through the Street.
Wisdom spoke aloud to Arthur; but the
subdued whisper of instinct had more
weight. Cosmopolitan was advancing by
sheer momentum, and the judicious sell
ing point, as Arthur understood it, was
los. To his restless imagination it
seemed that the great financiers of the
country were working for him; the fluctu-
ations of Ice appealed to him as evidences
of his own sagacity.
Every one knew now of the great pool
which was fighting for control of Cosmo-
politan; all the petty investors were
reaping petty profits; but he--discred-
tied by his own father-was one of IT,,
pioneers, and so far his pyramids show.A
balance of forty-eight thousand. =.
short, sharp raid doubled that balance
single morning. Arthur read the (.
nouncements with complacent satisfac-
tion, and continued to sell Cosmopolitan
bonds and buy more stock out of his co =
missions.
1T was in March that the cataclysAN
came. For more than month, nov.
distant rumblings of disaster had tro
bled Arthur. Only last night, when he
had told his story frankly to Mr.. Calde II
and obtained his permission to buy a.
license at his discretion, had he decidod,e
that the worm was making definite prep
aration to turn. Cosmopolitan huL,,
around 96; the time had come to be safe
and sane. But Arthur oversight that
morning. 1t was ten o'clock before he.
breakfasted. By the time he reached his
desk the ticker was buzzing incessantly-
103-103ss- 1O3ss-1W-1O4-lO4- i
1O5!
1t took him ten minutes to reach the
office on the seventh floor of the buildi
on Broadway. He didn't dare to tele
phone. The room was jammed solidl,
with quick-breathing men. Arthur dro,
through them until he was accidental
showed against the youth who had takel.
his first order.
you're the man I'm looking for!n
snapped. 4Sell six thousand Cosmo at
the market"
@lSir thousand?"
"Tve got three-sell three Short
A dozen men turned at the word.
"There's nerve for you'll"
@Who is it?"
"There's natural-born idiot!"
"Sh-h-h! Old man Holsteads bowl.
"What!"
3Pointed out to me twice-I ought to
know"
"He's going short!"
"He's crazy!"
"Sold thousand at los, q thousand
at lO412," said the customers man to
Arthur unconcernedly.
A shabby youngster at the ticker shot
figures at the two perspiring youngsters
on the board:
"Cosmo half-three eighths-ons
eighth"
1.-TWO thousand at three eighths," said
the customers man to Arthur Holstead.
4
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ACosmo? Ten points. just second"
He scratched off buying order, and
darted away with it.
TEN minutes later Arthur, with nothing
but scrawled receipt to account for his
entire capital, was waiting for the elevator;
but in the directors room of the brokerage
Office four men sat in solemn conclave.
@Know him! What do you take me
for?" demanded the manager. 3Of course
I know himl Why should he know me?
That's different. And this just about
settles it..
4Old man Holstead's boyd be cleverer
than thatl He wouldn't come in here HIM
self! He'd have sent somebody"
"You can have all the theories you
want-I tell you, that was young Hol-
stead. Thunder! We've got his name,
haven't we? Call up somewhere and find
out if Hugo Holstead's son is named
Arthur"
@His address would give you clue"
@His address is the Harvard Club-but,
] tell you, know! Well-there's no
doubt about that pool now, is there? The
boys buying for the old mans account.
standing?"
4Oh, there's bale of it! They'll have
to get control Of ten thousand shares"
aHold on there! He didn't buy out
right"
4Of course not! He's buying outright
through his own house. He's buying on
margin outside for the speculative profit
In addition to control. I don't know what
you fellows think, but it looks to me like
. cinch. I'm going to carry thousand.
@Don't you think he'd have bought
heavier if this is genuine?"
when he thought we didn't know him?
And new account? OF course not-he's
got sense enough to know we'd have
melled rat. / tell you, this is that
HOlstead- Hendricks deal we heard about
three months ago. Thunder! There's
nothing to lose! It's dividend-paying
stock around 40. If they're going out for
legitimate control, they may have to pay
all the way up to par before they're
through. And you don't want to lose
sight Of the fact that Hendricks owns
Standard Ice and Fuel now-and Hol-
stead owns City. My private opinion is
that 40 is just about the ground floor.
I'm buying. Anybody else?"
In such manner and from such elements
arise the brood of 4sure things" that over
run the financial district with the speed
and certainty of pestilence. To one or
two especially favored clients the obscure
brokers suggested the purchase of Cos
mopolitan under As; to one or two close
friends the favored clients alleged that
Cosmo was ripe for big advance; those
friends had other friends; quietly, with
out the assistance of the newspapers, the
movement began sluggishly, as buying
blanks trickled through the order win
dows. Under the gentle pressure, Cos
mopolitan Ice sold up to AZ by Saturday;
and Arthur Holstead, forcing himself to
the distasteful task of selling Cosmopoli-
tan bonds to net better than six per cent,
found that the public had suddenly ac-
quired an interest in his wares. He sold
three substantial blocks in that one week;
and his father, who was otherwise unex-
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MAGAZINE SECTION for April 80, 1915

that's all. Don't worry, dear. I'll be c
tomorrow"
True to his promise, he quilted t
hospital in his fathers limousine beft
noon the following day; and his last &
was to order transferred to Hendricl
room the flowers Miss Calder had sc
him. He lunched with his father, ca
fully avoiding all mention of Hendric
or Of Cosmopolitan, and at two o'clock
wandered diffidently into the custome
room of an obscure broker on the seven
floor Of Broadway Office building.
@What's doing in Cosmo?" he inquir
Of human dynamo in the form Of a c,
toners man.
a3Sss-off an eighth"
@Want to buy five hundred for me
the market?"
1New account"
Eyes"
@Cash?"
mo; what'll you carry it for?"
ACosmo? Ten points. Just seconC
He scratched off buying order, Al
darted away with it.
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NntikentunO 6ci Jllnini.

Ghpn bel MnIage oss gdbnbofes
mfain3sSiio GaooitIitsr Geil Der
Staot) muroen ultromiite Mausrreits
angetroffsn. oersn 3pedbsltimmuue
man iid porerit nift su sr,tGren pera
modtc. Spdters 8rdbun9sn bei &as
ndIbdu!er in Der Ndk fiibrtsn tpieoer
duf iolhe Mauerrelte. Reuere Ora.
bunQen ees observation-disclosures eroos
Sen bic Ri5ti1lei: Der @ermutun1en,
odB sort Elm romiiGes Sbedtsr mi.
Iebr gvcbsn Iusmn5eu s~eitonoen bat,
Elm gIbnentbsntey, aIio nift Elm Ims
phithsater mad 3iriusart. Ter gu.
fhaueyrGum hate eirsr 0urhmeFev
BON l25 Mstcru, Sic Ordeitra, Der
@reite Der Sibne entir-'hsno, sinsu
ioldleu ron II Nteteru. SelbIt fir Elm
Qrooinittsdter Iino ods itattlide Der.
hGltni1e. SIN r0mifteu Sbtoter su
Oronss in Subftaptreit. nit oem oa9
Rair5t1 in ieiner 8run0rib i'm ne
ientliter dbersiui'inmt. tetrdQt Der
TurGmeFer nur 103 Meter. uno fat
oieFelben Wobe bat Ms roinifbe
Sbeater gu Irles.
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SrdnK.

Die Ginnabm men u%nIerer Na>
MISUNDERSTANDING belieien lId
oieles SaDr ouT 42.oZ3.540 Il ooel
$342.O,l.36 hebr ais III 1915.
IN untrsu Nattonalfptften
purven i'm sabre 1916 ga $4,000
9retterluB &du9O.3 gelAlagen, gegen
669.679,OJ0 SretteImB III 1915.
Die 9rDBten 0anototner. o.e
Elm mittIerer 2Ntno gu trdgen per
mag, buben e.i1len 0urdmeller ppn
3pel Ntillimeter.
Sm " inter 1907 muBten pie
fran5oiiihen 2rupg>u lce9en Man
gels an &aubfutter tbye Yleroe yrtt
Uc6ltrob tutisyn.
Sn u Btono peripenoet men
aus H%oplenpdub geprebte pii,iei;9e
Sl0de nls otrabcnpeIeg. Ter Sob
leuItaub mttb oA5u NIT Sirup un0
9ar3 permtidi.
IN Sabre 1915 ipuroen IN oen
NatIona!ic.i ten 1924 Mdlobrarot
betdmpFt. 9egen 701o in 1914 uEo
einen Gtry4idnitt BON 4759 in ben
Ietten finf Sahrsn.
Die Yarlter 5beoter pers
e~innabmttn III Sabre 1914, oos re-,
nod liebsn 5rie0snsmpnate bake.
nur 41.606,3l5 6roncs, 9egen 49,.
1926 6ronts i'm Toriabre.
Ter Staat Ssyas proou5isrt
DON alien Stodten am meiitsn 9num.
polls. Der Isbtldbrige YetroJ mar
1921. 480 9nlltn. 5undhit tommt
Der Stant georsin nit 1.90S.673
YuIlen.
Die SpteIbant in Wonts
GarIo l9lob gum eriten Wuls l,it
ibrem SeItsbeu nit etnem Ysr,ltt
ab. Der 8srIuii betrus feA3uno.
siubal, WIilltonen 6ranten liir D3a
Sabr 1915.
Wan at ~Etl>cotn9s etnen leIht
troabaren appuynt %erfunoen, nit Dem
man Den Ssrngepnlt De- Soosns sur
Yet.immung psr lur Ole GuHghEs
notrpenolaen Ytenae 0 &uuiioGngsr
isitfteIien tam.
Sis Dor turSem CAB e. e;ren
i~ran3opipeu yicrttfledsn nit Dem
anp,tmelupen gtanaen ~4llemd9ne"
(Geulihlauo). Ran bat unlauglt
oisisn Nnmsn duagsmsrSt uuo ouyG
.6leurnsiurzErue" srlegt.
Die unipsrfitat Bonn bot
u;srtputo t3eripeiie i'm 3~ipeiien 8rieg@s
,onrmer nit 7495 tiugslnricbeuen
Barren Die biaber botits Sabl i5rsr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. errelrt.
Inter BEN 4795 Stuoisrsnoen iino
523 StuoeatlRHen.
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Deim Ab(dieo.
Sii,,e bon &. Ianber.

S6on mar ss gu 0unteI gum Sci
tuugIeisn; %osIt leqte bic IbenoblGtter
aus Der &ano. Sid IeIbit ourfts lie
IS ia ein9eIteben. DAP ie ouber oen
offi5ieleu arieg8beritten uihts mel.
tex intertIiierte, ala OBJ ID m nihts
eeIteben mar. To5 lpGre Ndnn auers
oin9S in eroBen fet.sn Qsttcrn gu les
fen oeipeisu, in 8uhitdben. rpeIts in
he Guaen ~fprinasn uno osrsn Sprnd,s
einihreioen0er ins Sey3 oringt ola bic
l%dutsitt meniherftimms. neil man
ihre Wahrbeit niht be3tpeiieIn lam.
IdgIid on MorQsn uno am Nutmits
tag isbrte fe ficbcrbaft oie 3eitura
berbei uno tdalid streimaI tGmpfts lie
oonu nit Der Ingit. Die @IGttsr uufju.
fdllaqeu. !6otts Il. fit snolih 70 tpeit
iibernGGoen. Sic SpuIttn burh5uIes
hen. unb hattie ie uidts 9sfur0sn. 70
mar ie teinesme9s berubiat. Sn Der
lebtsn Stunoen tonnte ihm ia ,ttpos
ssitebtn iein. Gsuau 70 eits IS iby
nit Den ipdrIideu Nadrihtsn. bic ite
brett BON ibm erbielt. Was nubte ihr
cine 9arts nit ser @erTidsruna, oab
IS ihm gut gst, ipenn bicfe &arte
oitr5ebn Gage untsrtregs QepeIeu
tpor3 RuheIos hatts lie Der 9riea os
madt. uihts lrar ihr pon alien, mas
iie ionIt beipeots. 9sbIisben, ala Die
In9it. Die auolpoIe, p~siuigsroe, uers
osnssrriittsnbe QnoIt.
Der fdarfs Ton Der 9irsIpde
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n odB tc1 r1ld1t los tonnte BON ibrn,
oaB bic Qeioenidaft mid INNER pie.
Der 5uriid5tpans in fem Sod. ernie
briete mid tief.
SEPT lift @erner bier @o6en per>
reiit gepeien - in oieIer s3eit, befreii
bon isinem perf0nlitsn Ginflub, babe
i9 mid innerli9 bon ibm gel0it. Mor>
gen fol- er b~eimtebren. Bon elmer tie
FEN nnrube eetrieben, lief i9 beute in
oos 5eIb binaus. Du tpeibt, pie if
oas &ornfelo liebe, Is gibt fir mid
ni6ts Sd0neres, aIs tief, tief binsins
5ulaufen, Bis i'd ni9ts mebr febe als
9imn4l uno QebrentpelIsn, uno dls
i4 ba ouf sinem @rabenbort fab, fam
Straten mir mad. Gr bate mid eez
ie6en unb mar mir sefolst.
Wie er 10 babertam, itanb in feis
men treuen Nussn elm perslpeifeIter
@ntf9lub.
.Was sic aud bon mir oenfen,
i'd mub reoen," iugte er nod turaem
Grub. sd sin getommen, UNI sic
gu purnen. 9eiraten 81. Wsrner
SrObmann ntdt. Is mare Sbr lns
slid.~
Oiefe fdlidten, nit Der Wu9t Der
Dabrbei: ssipro6snsn @orte gaben
mir Die 2ruft. bic i'd bisb.r nidt s.s
funben bate.
.Gs 1T mein fefter gntf9Iub. ibm
mOrssn isinsn Ring auriit5ui9iden."
ertpioerte i'd, bod mir mar babel gu
Wut. ais fprdde Semanb onosr.s
oieie Dorte uno i'd itaunte ietbit bar
uber.
.9un Sic es nod beute, tpenn Sic
Jpn morsen feben, perben sic piel=
leidt anberen Shines" bei9por er
mid bringeno.
.9ut. ia min es nod beute fun,
bod i'd muB supor nit meinen Gltern
reoen," faete i4. pte aus einem Sraum
berous.
.aommsn sic, perIGumen Sic feline
3eit mebr," bat er fuit fIsbsnb. Sd
lab Die @ngit in fetnen Nugen unb #.
iibertrug fid auf mid. 8ir sineen
.3ufammen our4 oas &orn Surid uno
nit isbem Saritt fteigerte fid oies
Ingitsefiibl unb Die 9etlemmune, Die
auf Der 8ruft lager. Gin barter.
metaaii9er Glana flimmerte auf ben
@ebrentpo9sn. Der mir in bic 4u9sn
fad unb mid blenoets, bic Salms
bier 10 bod, baB lie mir Ing
unb u,.r ben aopf i9lugen uno
es mar Elm miibiames @eben auf Der
Srufte Der Nderfurde.
Cine piblenoe uebeIfeit itieg in mir
auf uno ba = ou - itieB mein SUB
an ettpas Wei9es = % = Mutter,
Mutter, ba mar oas @rGblife - ia
tparen 06rte5 gebro9ene Qugen =
bon on an lpeiB ia ni9tS me6r,,"
Gin 8a9en iaqte rafctno in ben
9of. 5ruu Wertenop gira ibrem
entgegen.
Gr mar DeiB i'm Geli9t une fabl.
Sn ieinem 3immer iont er eebrofen
in einen Stub.
Still, LAB @uita nidts boren =
lit gu pieI fir iie beute = Werner
bat ii6 erf6ofen. Gr tebrte beut
morgen 5uriid -"
.Werner tote"
~Sa. Gr mar f4ner belaitet, eine
5rau, bic alte 9dgemann, bic INNER
&rGuter i'm SeIo iuht, bat i'm Dor
ieiner gbreiie nit 9Drte ms 6elb
9e9en ieqen. uno bas gauge 9orf Ioa
BON Der 2tebidnft getpuBt ha6en. @ltt,
Dab er ben Wlut bate, IiA feIbTt gu
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G6roni(&
Set6er6e.

ST nil NIT Sbnsn iprsGen. Die
19siiohs. ta6 lie i%OnitpO Obne grfoIs
beaaHbslt uOroen ino, entmutbist mid
nidst i'm Ssrinsftsn. SD belle Mdns
MIN uuo Grouen ieOen Gag unb made
&Hreu. oftmals in 5dllsH. Die BON ana
aeDsn oils unbeilbar srfldrt tuuresn, 10
ass i'd fiber fiibIs, bus id out fir
Sie siel tbun fam. Rur gu tOnIulti'
Rs feiaet nihts. absr Die Bsrednunssn
n~iRsr 8ebaubIuns ino br mdBis
aas uidt msbr als Sic wllis finO Su
hesabsn iiir Die srbuItsnsn BObItbaten.
EssSA b~sbonbeIte Rbsumntismus, Rsr'
eoftdt, Masen. uno 5erSIeiben, aa'
sarrt. Blut' unS 5auttrantbsitsn, ger'
fspfuns, urin. uno Riersnleioen, TO-
sie ~belonosrS Sra sntrontbsitsn.
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Sic jnnse Mutter.
Bon Iunette b. ~5rpfe-SllSboff.

&&&ko
Sm grim Oerban9neu, buFtigen &c.
mad,
Nuf peiBm aifIen lieqt Die jung:
Wutter;
Dis brennt Die Siirrl sic bsbt baa
Quge ihpa9
Gum Bauer, I'D Die 9tadti9nn bas
6utter
Den noeten Sungen reitt: -Wlein ar
mes Sier."
90 f"Iiiitert iie, .uR5 SIT bI audi &c.
fangsn
9isi9 mir. pena broub.n 2sns unb
Come prangen,
go bdft bu peiue aleinen bo6 bel Dir"
Den @orbans bebt bic sroue Wdrt..
rim
uno lsgt ben Singer mabn.no ouf bi.
Qippen;
Tt. Gronte ore6t bas fdtpere 4uge
bin,
g.FdGi9 nil +. BON Dem Grant. nip.
pen;
Or munbet idon. uno ibrs bIeids
9ano
Gabt fsIt.r ben 9rpitau, - o Nib.
Babel -
.GIifabetb, mas modt mein tIeiner
arat.2"
CT fdIGF4." perfebt bic 2tlt. a6e.'
pdHot.
Mi. mag sr 3ierIid Iisg.n! - Sleines
0ine.-
limb feIig Id6elnb iintt fe in Die Gii.
fen;
Sb man ben Sdleier url bi. Wisse
bling.
Den Stleisr, Der am Grnt.f.t ger
rifen2
Wan fi.bt IS taurr. fe fIidte i'm 70
rett,
TAB ale Grauen b09Iid es s.prie.
fen,
limo cine RInts tieb Fl. ori6.r fpris,
BEN.
.Dos Idutet man i'm Dom, GliIa-
betb2"
rMabams, mir babeu beut' Mdriatdg."
bod i'm Mouo2 sic fam iid
ntht beiiunen.
Die mar s8 nun2 - 0od tbr Cebirr
1T fdtpad,
nnb Isiie fudenO 3iebt fe aug Sen Gin.
neH
Sin Sdub6en, in Dem Stra1le finn
merti6
CAPT ie ben 6uben in bic Raost glei.
ten;
gang perborgen min lie es b~ereiten
unb leiIe. Ieiis 5ie6t tie Stia I'm
Std.
0ffnst tnarreuo Iih Die 8ammer-
tir,
G6ritte iibern 9eppid
f9leiheu.
sd fdIaf niht. Rainsr. tomm mn
Der. tomm Ter,
Wdnn pirb man enbItd mir ben Rno.
ben rei4en?"
Der Gdtte blidt perTto6len 6immel
mdrts,
Ribt ME Elm Saudi bic t~lcinsn, psi
zen !6dnoe:
r6eouIo, 0eoulo, mein Qie54en, ti5
gum Gu0e,
Du biIt nod gar gu Ieioeno, iua9es
Ser3.'
.Du buffet Meibrau9. Mann."
Sd tpdr inn Dom;
Sdlaf. &ino." uno nieoer elei.et er
BON bannen.
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tom
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29

Gin bcIIcrcS 9ilo III ScliarGen
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IteIle gleih!
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-08-10

longing to the said defendants for back
taxes Tor the years 1913, and 1914, to wit:
The southeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter Of section %, township "a, north.
OF range 5 east, 20 acres.
IAN itemized statement in the nature
OF a tax bill showing the amount Of taxes,
interest and costs now due on said real
estate for the years aforesaid, amounting
in the aggregate to the sum of three
and 79-Ioo dollars, is filed with said
petition as provided by law.)
And unless they be and appear at the
next term of said court to be holden for
the county OF Iron, and state OF Missouri,
at the court house in said comfy on the
fourth Monday in October next, 1916,
and or or before the third day thereof
Cf the tern shall so long continue; and,
if not, then before the end Of the term),
plaintiffs petition, the same will be
taken as confessed, judgment rendered
in accordance with the prayer Of said
petition, and said real estate, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
said judgment, interest and costs, be
sold under a special heri faclas to be
issued thereon.
1t is further ordered that a copy hereof
be published according TO law in the
Iron County Register, a weekly news
paper published in said county OF Iron,
and state of Missouri.
JESSE M. HAWKINS, Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record:
[sEALl Witness my hand and official
seal, this 10th day of June,
1916.
JESSE NJ. HAWKINS, Clerk
Circuit Court, Iron county, Mo.