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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26
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tn unferen 6ofpitGlsrn, ipel4e an
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'reeelmdbise unb fdmsrshafte perios
ben. gtrf6iebunsen, S9mer5en IN
Der Seite. brennenbe GiHpfinbung i'm
lMdgsn. nieberbriidenbe S9mersen.
lHerpriitGi, S9ipinbsl unb Sdlafs
jIofistsit.
s3neitens. - Die am meHten
srfplgretde WebiEn In Der 2inberung
fpeibli9er aransbeiten 1T 2pbia 6.
pinfbam's @esetable COMPOUND. gs
reeulirt unb trdftist ben Oreaniss
mus; es iib.rtpinbet bic aranfbtit.
8ier5is Sabre binbur9 bat es
Jrduen itart unb seiunb semaht, ins
Dem es areuaipeb, HerpoFtGt, 9es
fhfpiire unb Gntsiinbunsen. Sdipds
DE. Derfdisbnnsen. linressImGbis.
teit uub periobii6e Sdmersen lius
berf. Gs bat iih dls nnt4dbbdr ers
fpieien Bel @orbereitune Der 9eburt
bon Hiubern unb beim 2ebenstpebfsl.
Drittes. = Die srpf: lnsaN
BON unaufgeForbert ausaeitelteH
3euaniTen, tpeIde In bem pinthum
1aboratortlim in 2pnn, WaF.. aufbes
ipabrt tperben. bon benen piele nit
Gintrillisuns bon 3eit su 3eit perDfs
fentlidt perben. iinb B.ipeife bes
Wertbes bes apbia 6. pintbdm's
Wesetable COMPOUND, In Der gebaub'
lung Don tpeibli1en asiben.
j @tertens. Sebe leiSenbe
SrnH in ben Der. Stuaten III hrsli4
,eineelaben. on Die apbia 6. gsints
bdm mebicine Co., 2pnn. WaH.,
(DertrauIi&) nm ipssisIIen Ratb su
fbreiben. Gs III fr.i, pirb Shnen
bic @efunbbeit brtngen unb mag
Jbnsn bas 2eben retteH1.
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Gfne Drbiuans, 30. i7e-ieI6 er'
" fIdrsnb, fortsnfutren NIT bu Hers
befierina bon gine eirabe, bon Der nerblt4en
etnie bon 8lpDliier eirase bts sur norelt6en
etnie bon eibertp efrabs. bebnfs gilaisrine
esl es berorbnst bonn stnbiraib bsr etnsi
Gindnnati. einat Ohio. tpie fclei:
Seftior 1. 9ab bistnii erfIhri tptre, nit
Der Serbseruug Der Btne Efrntp fortsrnbren
bon ber nbrblltdn pinie bon 8ipoIfier bis snr
nprbIi6en eiitie bon piberfn etrdbe, bnr6 xh'
bringing bon Granit gurps ipenr ejtbtuenoia,
mepdririra alter Qnrbtneg uno giloiieriins eer
Sfrabs init Selsbloden apniirnitnnp otr
fiDftipsnblnen IraiHirnu1 une gnlets niio
iiHb y3ieofrleanrs Der biers0lipen 90 gnoiier'
r5bre bes6un6en init fetssoIIiaen i6) ssaiier'
robteH an betf6ieoenen StrobenfrsusnngeH "
uebereinliiminlna init elmer Reiolufion, pnfirf
iSit, sns y II iiebsrsinifsmariins n mil ben Pia:
neH, gps5ifiidfiorsH. R,orouf6Iaasn uub Yroft'
len, iuelns borber eenebntat toiirber unb ievf
IN Der Office bes Giredor oi %ubIie Setptos
duilieaen
Griammiioii.n bsr b,insisn ssrteNsruns Gus.
eenoinmtH bic Rotten bst arensnnafr. aiiftrs
leai tperhen foflen I'm perbdItrth Az ben 9erthe'
len, irel6e aus befaaisr BerbtNunne refuliiren
arsTssns % uns aniiossns an bic boz.
esistene gsrbefIeruna, psids be1aatsn cots nnb
ehnbsreier bterburA befitu,ui NIB. bat Ne be'
fonba. 0crtbeiIs bur& bts ssnannis BsrSeNss
ge,iioa ). Tas bic 70 ouiaIesien uaet.
nenis in sebu Go) id5rn1en Nbfelnaesas.
lunasn bssnbt psrtsr ienfu init 8tnfsn anf be
tindusasiAo5snsr 8a5luEasr: pornusaefett
bab bsr giaeribirer bon traenbpeIdem bss
fienerier Qiasuibim. roe fe.rfn grmefen. fob
6es dNtbmenf inndbaib sparsia (20) 9aaen
bon nnb nn6 Der 4affiruno Der beiieltrnbsnCp
ttnan, In Bddr bt5nbitu mag
Se'.ioH L. Tas hpnbe Der Eiabi qiniern1fl
nnsaeefbeH ipsrbtn foleu Dor bsr aoleifi7r
Der hefnaifn NNehmfuif
Esfiicn g. fdb Der Meft br Gefnmuifoiisn
tor bsfne!sr Betbffsruna. trsl6n rifi fpssita
snfsrIfpf frurbe. bon btr einbi glndnnats be-
toti irsrber fou nus BEN 9tios hes Su.
inufs bon @pnbs. nslns Don beiaeter etabt
fnr 'oi4er Dfre6 nrb In Der tnui 0dts boz
eeeberen s3eiie onsesaebtu perber.
Geit,ou g. T1b nns cote nrb phneereter,
fpehe gpribe,le dns bsioater gerbeiierune er'
lnrosn. nnsHnscub uHb oufiobeub on betbe
Seiten bon g5alfporib uosrne. bon nolrres
Sirdbe BIS sn ibrem nettiicben GubpuHiie. be-
reneE ,ptrssn foilen far beiosie g,srbeilessfns,
rpie chen hefituimi
eeiion T. CAS- Der Tirsiior Of pnblie
gsroics bitrenrct bespiImn6iiai unb nresiptsfen
m, eiHsn Routrdii einyuastsr unb aussufnb.
reu fnr asnnunie Hsrtenerura NIT BEN niserta.
iier rns bsi,sr Biasr mad Gnrsndnina q
ilsbstsnitrmure NIT bsm 0sfet
Ssffipn 9. Tiefs crbtnans fon IN arnff tres
ter unb 0iiraisit battu bon unb rae tsm
frnSeften BON 0efes srlaubisn Ssiipunfts an
pof'iri ON II. asriI q. .. 1918.
prtf,bsnt h<f gfahtmt5s.
eittPfi: grsb. S&ntIfsr. aisri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26

Y setfaeaansa be- oss ! ats@ns @ i's bon snsiSn ZEN
StInse, Ton eireer strase GU stn<m nurfis
$50 pnb iuefhparts,
gHanna ss OStass1 siaas oss sss ss ss ars sss
beau bon Subfou Strabs, bon Climber s.rabe
su etnem qunftt $50 GUS ps'indr.s fel urb
SieieIbt fpis 'olai fst,oefisrfi pirb:
R5rbIine giirt---Beeinnenb on Der ipeitIi6en
Curb piuie bon aiHoen Eirdbe an Der CRIB.
biue ebs.2 Sut: baHu tpeitDdris an elmer bsr.
ttcdlsu RHrne bur6 bic Grbbbune e5e.b unb
65e.4 Sub on Iuriteu refpsittps 10 urb 20
Gue bonn gHicng berfelben: ennn 1uffte.eenb
u l,s ssr mdis s,d Des s2% iar les.se gab gu ssr
len altree bur9 bic Grbatune es1.2o unb
6s1.ss SUB an nuniien refpeitibe 10 nnb SO
Gus bonn anfana btrfsIbeH; bann auffteIasnb
iu ber Huie bon 1.T3S FIR 1929 gub gu Der
STsrss - eesss s. g sas an stsr sss bert.
sss .e4. isub an guniter refseifibs 80 unb 80
SUB BON arfnne berfelber: bnrn niiffteigeHb
81 ber mnis bon e.8G fit ea44 Slb su Der
frbtbnne eeo.os gub.
Curb ainie bon einben Strase an Der grbb.
buns 65p.00 i5ft; bann peittphrts aufftetaeno
an elmer berticnlen 4iirbe burd bic Grb6bung
s5ss unb 600.2 anb an puHifen refpeftibe
10 nub 20 CUB tom arfane btrfeIbsH; banH
yus sa Der 9rb6buns sol.sa ert; Sann aui.
ftsieeno gu Der 6ate bon 6.b2H fir 80 Sub
All Der grhbbuno e67,e 5ub; bunr aurite..
eeub 5u Der Pate bon 1920 fir 10s.1e yue
au ber Grb6bnng 8s0s Birb an eineni Bnnit
90 as fyrs bftlih bon Der bftii6en gurb al.
ME bon Sdee absnne; bann antfteiaenb FIR
e.23 iSuN 5u Der Grbdbuna 6s2.e f5ut an Der
ipeftli6eH Curb elnle bon Gage Gbenns; ennn
onfiieigeHb an rrfr bfrtiealsn airrbe flr is
Gub su bsr Grtbbune ess.el gub: bann arfs
ffeipenb gu Der Mute bon e.ege s5ue fnr e3 "a
giif au Der grtbbuna 500 o3 t5lb
Raiitrt an II. etpril a. o. f01e.
q. q. Banner
grdfbent bes gtabfratbs.
sttteit: Sreb. S&netIsr, GIsrf.
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8affsefrGn5drn.

- Der Grauenberein Der gpana.
prot. Ct. pauIus gemsinbe Cpaitor
u. Remena) bat morgen 0a9mittag
mlonatli&e 8erfammluns. SIN anf
f4fub foIgt Elm aaffeetrdn56en, bas
DON ben foigenbeuOa ierbirt pirb:
q. 2uttermauu, 6. &uebn, g. Weier,
8. Oder. 6. peters, u. petering, u.
Panborf, R. peters, 6. Rodert, W.
Ri9ter, q. Robbers unb 6. .Riebes
maun. Cine bersIide ginIabuns srssbt
.Iau Jebsrmann.
Der Grauenrereiu Der CD. Taats
sbdus Gemeinbe in Wintonaplace (pds
ator g. Beutbin) nsranftnltet am Dons
nerfias eiu srobss Supper. Die Ut,
lxsassm<rts uaTssa bon ban Tsaasa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26
&ieiRe BsliseinsabriAtem

= Qls Dermibt tpurbe geitern Der
ppIissi bic 16 Sabre alte Rutb Rebs
,monb Don 30. 1905 Salpin aDeRue
.gemelbei. Dos Wadb4eu 1T felt Sonnz
Flag Dsrfhpunben.
- Der S6antpirtb 5enrp Gadts
'rop DON Ro. 1909 Taain Strube pirb
5fi9 bsute sessn bic &ntIase gu Dsrants
.morteu baben am seitrigeu @abI.
itags feline Wirthi4aft pffeH sebalteu
isu haben. SsrgeaHt Sb:rpoob gee
Ianste seftnn ansebIid bur9 cine
I5intsrtbiir in bds 2otaI unb fano
bort Derfdiebens 9dite Dor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26

" ispranasn ittifsHs ,ir ' be 'sa saseste BON bon
roHos III bet Enn,1ne poH Heln 3Gnfero Stpei
Sanetrt se,2OO.oo) Touars, i'm geraus bon
aOiisn unb ausaa6sr bir asrbsjisrnna bon
aroti 9irnbe, Central arsRpe npe f,ine eirabe
bnrt pilaiierunq oes 5atrfpsess.
Get % psrotoret bon BEN Stnbtrnfe bar
Sfdof ViHetHHGtt. StaGi Cttp:
Ssiiion 1. Gas % bon bsm GinbirG1p Der
Siaei Cincinnati ilr Hctta erdatst ipirb.
ronos Der belasien Statt ciiesrge6eH nnb 81
pertcuien IN eet Suuiuie bon nfun 1anfsre
sfpei 5nnberi tse.2o000) Dollars. i'm Doraus
mil ben Ssitimmunssa bon CrsinanssH -s..: aiisas
eriseen finb, peIb. oorbsr BON giaetratb pnls
naa'olesrs ssnannfen f'er6sfsrnnerH hur9
%tsIrsSsirnns Sessn bon garbs HnS giIatisrn bss
aroii etrabr, bon saodbaIs efbenns sur
Dlapie uDenue. BUR SsSnbluna bon 60G Der
aolieH. ipeHtger Der Reffen per areasuHasn.
20, aeirs Tss, ssn s bon sss gae' bon ss
eirabe. BUR gesabLns bon B0& Der RoIien.
ipsiiesr bfr Rotten Der krmsuresr.
Nine Gtrrte, bon ber Horblinis bon Gorri
Ssssi as ~ ssr W aOsn ssn ss ss ''as'
eeinoH g. 2ab bic wonbs ber beTnsieu
nenn 1ouftnb stpei SinSeri 2sa. .2o0ool 9oI
ten ten sed ssssf's sr ssainas S bon sui ssnSs Is @ aas I
lung bon 1beilsn reipsfftbs Der aofien nno
uiseabsn Der na4foIaenp esuarutfH Derbsns'
rinesfl. ipie cbeu bef&rieten:
Knott gfrube ...............,..S .SS y009 90
0enirnI eIpenus ..........,..,.. 1900 90
x'tne Efrabe ............... 100000
Der gitnbe cber abeuue. NIT benz apnropriritn
tSefrnae fir iebe giruhe pper Gpenne ferirni
anQeesber, fir bis 9erbeiierrng, fur fpeI1e er
nlisaspebsn perber fou. beutli& gefAri,ben
DDsr aebradt bnrnuf tatsn. Dffaeter Bouc
cbfr Bcnbs fuflsn bntirt fsin bon BEN erilen
znoe I'm Wlai, Q g. 1919, urb fcusn i'm Ilhb.
tifnen S6atnmi snbibar fetr In sebr (i0)
idbrliden Bdblunaen. mt 3infeu bnrnlr sir
S1br, sntlbar baibidbrIie Beiegter Donb rbtr
bonts foIIsn nifeegsben ,nusgefiitrf unb abgss
1ss:' ,ssssss z & a:ss;s'TGs nv sIH|snS s'I ss'' ss's
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@un5ert bes Clifton Seisbts 0eians.
Oereius.

Der Clifton 9sisbts GsIanspersir
ipiro feline SaiiQn an Sumitas bern
90. 9lpril nit sinem bumoriitii6eu
9lbenp bei9Iieben, gu bem fi6 5reis
felspbne in bem semiitbli4en Sein
bes @ereins an Der Robs Strabe bic
Mitslieber uno Jreunoe in beIlen
S6daren einNnoen perben. gu bem
@rfolq beg qAabs pirb Der S4ipsts
ssr WGnnertor bon 5amilton beitras
gen, Der inter Der 2situns ieinss bes
ipdbrten Diriesnten Serrn 6. Strus
bel peri9isDene 2ieber gu SebOr
hriugt. Sir bas leibli6e Wobl Der
gefu6er fperben bic 9omen bes Glifs
ton Seiebts Geiongpersins bura els
nen Ihmad6afteu SmbiB beitens Sors
ae traeeu. 0as polIiidnbise pros
qramm oes glbenbs, bas Weiiter
2ouis Gbrsott 3uiummenseiteut bat.
1T ME foIgt:
Gbor: ,SpisImannsIieb". galoumIs
9ouple: ,J0 fpelB Hp0 HIWl.
Serr 2ouis glagel.
SeTangsiasne: Der goIOens 9o4s
seitsmDrgen" Dug. S6dffer
elifabst6 aiesmann unO SObn gaum.
ai.b.r: a. r3ilIerthal" aart Gitttg
81 rS6iffsritdnb4en" s. 5sim
G6pei5er Mdunsr6or pou SamIls
Ton, 3.
Sirissnt: Serr Strubel.
Sue.t: .aubmago uno Baron :.
aSDlf Spabn
u. slimefd unb 5ans Bad.
goupletg: Al rWa6en Sie oiss nod
einmal."
b) Die lie6sn fiibsn Rds
bells"
6err Sans R.iisr.
gbor: .5eiratbs>Galopp" 6. auH5e
0ustt: Die pantoffelbelbsn."
2ouis Ha5sl unb Suns Reifer.
Den 9ei6lub pirb Elm flptter
suns bilben, Der bic SbeiIne6mer
atpeifelsobne Biz gu siemlib porgeriid'
ten etunbs bsiiammenbalten fptrb.
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Nine orbirans. 30. i73. 1910. Bur
" Bisberrufuue einer Crbnnns 30. Sss.
l9oI5 81 aopreprtreH GrunbsiaentbiTrI ftir ben
offentlt6el Bebran4 BON Der areusure bon
eireoln aoenue rHb 9ntf Ebenue uHb Der
areasuHa bon einsoIr ubefue unb slIms
Blaze
Gel Is saorbrei BON einbtrnfb Der etdsi
QiHdnnnii. Stnai Ctto. fpie fofgi:
St!tioH l. Tat eine GrSinons, gtc. 3Ss--
1915, paiirt BON Stab.rntt an 8. Suit 1915.
nnb btssi8usi -g;ne Crotnans GU Gppropriiren
GrnHbsiesHftnm sgr 5ffeRhi6en psnntuns
fir bic 9rtueiierurs Der Areusifna bon 2inorlu
sioenue nHb 9ar,t abeHue urb Der areneuRe
bon etHepln Goerue rub eiulS @lnce.- isi
biefeIbe btsrrii tvieburlfen
gei.ion 2. Tisie crbinnns foil bsermit Tn
araft treten urt 1aIisieit bdben bonn urb
nnh BEN frlPeiisa BON 0efet erIarbteg Ss!i'
puHiie.
saifrt an Ii. asriI q. .. 1915.
g. q. Ganner,
grdflbert bee EilotraitS
tttteit; Srsb. stBsIIsr. gieri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26
syrauen StaotpcrDanS.

Ser 'sSrauenperein beS Geilti6.
glmerifalrii9en GtaotDerbanbes per.
IamneIt ii6 am @itttpoh i'm 9eut'
iden aIub. Racb grIebisung Der &C.
id)dftIiten 9lngelegenbeiten foIgt ein
8lauberItiinSden BEL 9afiee uno ssli.
f1eu.
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Soineuperein Der snrnsemeinbe.

3ic 0anen Der Cincinnati Surn,
eenIeinbe baben fir Sonntas, ben 80
@priI, i'm 9euti6en @ub etne bib.
ihe Raflnittass llnterboIt,rrs ar.
ranetrt, beitebeno IN gudre Spicl,
500 unb Domino nit baroufiolgen.
bem 2an5 Bel aaffee i,no Sudden. Gie
SpteIe beginner puilft bret ubr uno
Den sliifli6en @etpinnern Dinfen
pcrt6poqe 9reiie. Ger grutritt be.
trGgt 25 Gents.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26
8ereins.Gnseiger.
9eutidwr aionierperein.

Die Ulitsisber obieen gereins frb bicrmit
am %. ISrtl ptrftorbenen nioniers so5n
ftaeitel, Deute Yormtttas I'M f:30 li9r, BON
Sranerbauis 1928 6Grcer efrs, aus re6t
sablrsi6 bttsupcbuer.
: asas asa ssx ssisssis. 'a's
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26

gIs elm mebisnif6ss an.,fsptif6es w7iiiel
iar 0uf6eH uHb stbanblHne bon ssatarrt. Gnt
shnbure ober gusfdIae bsr Rafs. bss eaIfes
unS ieHe eur6 tpsibIi6s ssranibetten brurfa6t
tat es Mot feines gIe!6sH. esii sebn satren
bot bic 2peia g. Sinibam Ulebietnt 90. In ID.
rer Observation-Disclosures NIT 5rauen s,aItins
ensfoblen. mel6es feline SorsnaIi3ieii beipeii,
ercuer, reite iurirt tucrben fiub fessn. -es
N Mot nit Gelo aufsr,piseen.- Bet upoibe.
fern. soc srobe s6a6tsI obsr burs bic goii.
2be BARTON zoiiet TO-. Bottom. glod.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26

oeIebter 8otte bon Charlotte 5un6, aet.
Sbmitt, i'm alter bon 80 Sabrsn unb IL Sd'
aer. 5ns 9einenbeadnerib flrost fat an:
sSrsitae, ben 2s aprii, Rabmttings mr.
bonn Iranerbnnie aus, no. 1924 Straitoro
gloenne, Clifton Seiebts Pos
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26

eeIiebter Gaiie bcn GIile ssasiteI, eeb. s6aibIe.
i'm elIter bon So sabren, in ieiner gaobnune.
30. S123 6nrbeb slbenue, glbonoale. Die Seer'
biguna fiiibet itatt BON 7rauerbaufe aus. am
Whttipodb. ben 2G. apriI. nm 1850 rbr Ylor'
gems, poranf nm $3.50 iibr In ber Ct e5eors
gins.stirbe ein feierIites aeaniem abeebalten
pirb. 1890
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81 mitt6.n 8immer.

,:,;: :.sssIs:s sI4: sss: ss. y; s:. !. r.;
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3n permietfen -9immer.

~ 1912 etnn gtrase Bpei arrBe
8lmmsr I'm spsitsn eiod. nsistts Huia.
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an Derfaai.n - g.rid;ebenes.
Grfldrt iebt 9riea

epttftt. pianos - 80 ncten fisrIahi
Grnnb. t216, pts neu: psrfb $500. gsrsuer
9ietor yietrpia. Ssop 0nrfbnge ubenuf. Git
ton. rate 5ooIoaif6sn osarten-
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eSubann aaeitel,

e,arb an eonnias. ben 20. apriI 1915.
gta6Mittags 4:30 litr,
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Safub &. ssund,

etarb an wIoHtas, ben "a. WsrtI 1915.
.1E gfhsuhS
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s.srnit.IIunsen.

ReaieruugssUniislrnos eflsn flI gldnnfr
nnb eronen 1aufsHbe ban vrnennunass tnb
ln uukH4t eiiis f1r dufteuunesu frst
Bfnriiia Snffiiuis. GssT rs. Ro6sfisr. q D.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-12-06
CHAPTER TX.

Both men were awake early, silent
with the premonition of trouble ahead,
thoughtful of the fact that the time
for the long-planned action was at
hand.
Buck, the sooner the better now"
Euchre finally declared with a CLINT
in his eye. "The more time we use up
now the less surprised Bland III be-"
"I'm ready when you, are" replied
Duane, quietly, and he rose from the
table.
"Wal, saddle up, them" went on
Euchre, gruftly. 'Tie on them two
packs I made, one fer each saddle.
You can't tell-mebbe either boss will
be carryin' double. It's good they're
both big, strong bosses. Guess tibet
wasn't a wise move of your Uncle
Euchre's-bringin in your bosses an
havin' them ready?" r..
"Euchre, hope you're not going to
get in bad here. I'm afraid you are.
Let me do the rest now" said Duane.
The old outlaw eyed him sarcastic
cally.
"Thet d be turrible now, wouldn't
It? If you want to know, why I'm
in bad already. l didn't tell you tibet
Alloway called me last night. He's
gettin' wise pretty quick"
"Euchre, you're going with meT'
queried Duane, suddenly divining the
irwin
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/ Mrs. Carlton went to Manchester
last Monday morning for a visit with
friends and from there she went to
Wisconsin to spend Thursday with
her daughter, Mrs. oliver STAN, and
family.
Mr.. Wilfong was up from Delaware
on Tuesday for visit with his son,
Harry, and family.
The Misses Jennie and Ruth For
ward spent a few days of last week
at home.
Tyler Palmer was in Strawberry
Point last Friday
The Misses Gladys and Mary Davis
of Strawberry Point spent Thursday
with their brother Ben, near Edge
wood.
Mrs Chas Todd was a caller in
Strawberry Point lest Wednesday.
Mr. Harry Martin came home from
Calmar On Wednesday evening. y
Mr., Derling of Waucoma spent last,
uISudy III stOWu.@tffgss sss 80 ~ t@ss.sS
Mrs Ida Elliott and daughter were
in Strawberry Point last Friday.
A ]. Arthur and family have NOV
ed into the Mary Hesner house, Mrs.
Hesner having gone out on the farm
to live
The Misses Grimes and Day spent
their vacation at their homes at Coles
burg and Fayete.
The L. Zarndt home is under quaran
tine now as Miss leila has scarlet
fever
Renfrow & Hubbell have an auction
sale on December 9Th
Mr.. and Mrs. John Putt came from
Dyersville last Monday, where they
had spent the day with the latter's
father, and other relatives
2 MIR, land Mrs. Ira Byers We're in
Strawberry Point Tuesday.
The Senior Glass of the school will
give their play at the opera house on
December Sth.
| Mrs. John Peet spent 4 few days
last week in the John Hesner home at
Lamont.
| Mrs. Otis Hatfield is here from Ar
mour, S. OAK, for visit with rela-
tives
Mrs. Walter Bromley of Charles City
is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Wheeler ,spen,
few days in Calmar with their da gh-
ter.
Miss Mabel True was home from
Waterloo for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Lane and granddaughter spent
a couple of days of last week in the
county seat-Manchester.
The Misses Elsie Sharp and Doris
Rhines, who are attending school at
Cedar Falls, spent few days at home
Mrs. Newman spent Thursday in To-
wa City with her son, Dwight, and
family.
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4 were more variable than children, as
unstable as water, as dangerous as
dynamite.
'Bill, I'll bet you ten you can't spill
whatever's in the bucket thet poems
paclin'," said the outlaw called Jim.
Blacks head came up with the ac-
ton of hawk about toaswoop. n
Duane glanced from Black to the
road, where he saw crippled peon
carrying tin bucket toward the river.
This peon was a half-witted Indian
who lived in a shack and did odd jobs
for the Mexicans. Duane had met him
often.
Jim, I'll take you up" replied
Black.
Something perhaps a harshness in
his voice, caused Duane to whirl. He
caught a leaping CLEAN in the outlaws
eye.
8 "'Aw, Bill, thet's too fur a shot,"
said Jasper, as Black rested an elbow
on his knee and sighted over the long,
heavy Colt. The distance to the peon
was about fifty PAGES, too far. for even
the most expert shot to hit moving
object so small as bucket.
Duane, marvelously keen in the
alignment of sights, was positive that
Black held too high. Another look at
the hard face, now tense and dark
with blood, confirmed Duane's sus-
picion that the outlaw was not aiming
at the bucket at all. Duane leaped
and struck the level gun out of his
hand. Another outlaw picked it up.
Black fell back astounded. De-
prived of his weapon, he did not seem
the same man, or else he was cowed
by Duane's significant and formidable
front. Sullenly he turned away with
out even asking for his gun.
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slowly whitening

!, l..~~ s.owly whitening. She
appeared shocked, half stunned, but
showed no grief.
"Jennie" called Duane, sharply.
"Come out. Hurry"
She came out with uneven steps,
seeing only him, and she stumbled over
BANDS body. Duane caught her arm,
swung her behind him. He feared the
woman when she realized how she had
been duped. His action was protec-
tive and his movement toward the
door equally as significant.
"Duane!" cried Mrs. Bland.
twas no time to talk. Duane edged
on, keeping Jennie behind himA At
that moment there was pounding Of
ir0n.shod hoofs out in the lane. Kate
Bland bounded to the door. When she
turned back her amazement was
changing to realization.
where re you taking Jen?" she
cried, her voice like a mans.
Get out of my way" replied Duane.
His look perhaps, without speech, was
enough for her. In an instant she was
transformed into fury.
"You hound! All the time you were
fooling me! You made love to me!
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HONEY CREEK.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cree visited rela
tives at Colesburg Wednesday.
Henry Hilsenbeck of Greeley was
business caller in our vicinity or
Wednesday.
| Mrs. w. H. Lafferty and company
of relatives drove out to TIL, Frank
Schmock home Thursday afternoon
F. Davis, U. S. Martin and Mrs
Martin spent Thanksgiving at the
George Martin home in Dundee.
Henry Heyer shipped car load O.
hogs to ChicagoTuesday and accom-
panied the shipment to the market.
George Barr of Manchester visited
his farm north of town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Ryan entertain
ed number of relatives at Thanks.
giving dinner.
Mr.iland Mrs. VIM. Rucly and Mrs
Frank Schmock were trading in the
county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Barr and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Todd of Edgewood were
entertained at the James Barr home
for Thanksgiving dinner.
Walter Lehman was a business call
er in Dundee Saturday.
The Henry Anton home was the
scene of a large gathering Friday,
November "a, the occasion being a
wedding anniversary.
Miss Myrtle Grapes returned to her
school duties after pleasant vaca-
ton with home folks.
Mrs. Jane Moyle left for Pocatella,
Idaho, where she will visit with rela-
tives.
The Altar Society met with Mrs. w.
Baldridge Tuesday.
Mrs. j. j. Drummer and family left
for their new home at Ames.
Charles Baton, who recently under
went an operation at Hahnemann hos
pital, returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Halbur have
gone to Spring Valley, Mimi, for a
visit with relatives. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schmidt spent
Thanksgiving at the Eugene State
home.
Miss Helen Buckley is visiting in
Dubuque.
Quite number from the surround
ing country attended the Congrega-
tional bazaar at the Point.
Mrs. Nicholas Lehman entertained
a host of friends at Thanksgiving
dinner.