Jo Hertz was a Loop-hound.

Jo Hertz, in one of those pinch-waist belted suits and a trench coat and a little green hat, walking up Michigan Avenue of a bright winter's afternoon, trying to take the curb with a jaunty youthfulness against which every one of his fat-encased muscles rebelled, was a sight for mirth or pity, depending on one's vision.

The gay-dog business was a late phase in the life of Jo Hertz.

The tale of how Jo Hertz came to be a Loop-hound should not be compressed within the limits of a short story.

Mrs.erJo Hertz.

And Jo Hertz was again just the dull, grey, commonplace brother of three well-meaning sisters.

Something inside Jo Hertz stopped working for a moment, then lurched sickeningly, then thumped like mad.

"What's the matter, Hertz?" "Matter?" "You look as if you'd seen a ghost or found a gold mine.

Jo Hertz was his own master.

The war that brought a fortune to Jo Hertz, and transformed him, over night, from a baggy-kneed old bachelor, whose business was a failure, to a prosperous manufacturer whose only trouble was the shortage in hides for the making of his productleather!

Jo Hertz had inside information on the War.

And then began the gay-dog business in the life of Jo Hertz.

That side of Jo Hertz which had been repressed and crushed and ignored began to bloom, unhealthily.

By Louis H. Hertz.

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By Joseph Herman Hertz.

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SEE Hertz, Emanuel, ed. VIZETELLY, FRANK H. SEE The Alliance Ready Reference Standard Dictionary Of The English Language.

HERTZ, LOUIS H. Model railroad conversion manual.

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On the belief in were-wolves in general; see W. Hertz, Der Werwolf (Stuttgart, 1862); J. Grimm, Deutsche Mythologie* i. 915 sqq.; (Sir) Edward B. Tylor, Primitive Culture (London, 1873), i. 308 sqq.; R. Andree, Ethnographische Parallelen und Vergleiche (Stuttgart, 1878), pp.

The First SuggestionMorse Sends Messages Through the WaterTrowbridge Telegraphs Through the EarthExperiments of Preece and Heaviside in EnglandEdison Telegraphs from Moving TrainsResearches of Hertz Disclose the Hertzian Waves.

A new medium had yet to be found, and this was the work of Heinrich Hertz, a young German scientist.

This was the question that Hertz asked himself, and the answer was, the ether.

Hertz discovered that light and his electrical waves traveled at the same speed, and so deduced that light consists of electrical vibrations in the ether.

Thus, with lashing hoof, with whirling mace and darting sword fought they, until of the hounds there none remained save three that limped painfully to cover, licking their hurts as they went.

"My head hurts," John gasped.

A few of the Mohawks were seen, with glowing eyes, in corners of the court, applying their own rude dressings to their various hurts; succeeding, on the whole, in effecting the great purpose of the healing art, about as well as those who were committed to the lights of science.

He remained perfectly still for a long while, listening and delicately feeling his hurts.

But, somehow, it hurts to think of herof Meleeseasas almost a murderer.

" "Not quite so bad as that, I hope," said Dick, who was very slightly singed, and forgot his own hurts in anxiety about his comrade.

"He? nothing hurts him.

But let that pass; there is another pain Which hurts me sorely, Rachel, and in vain I seek a remedy; it is

When the dogs, with their master in the sledge, and Katherine following close behind, dashed up to the door of the store that evening, Oily Dave was the first person to step forward to lend a helping hand in getting 'Duke Radford housed and his hurts examined.

'Duke Radford, who lay in restless discomfort from the pain of his hurts, was the first to hear sounds of an arrival, and he tried to rouse Phil to see what all the commotion was about.

Our author only hurts his own cause, when he invests with a halo of light every brawler who echoes the words of the really eminent leaders.

you'll be skeered, but it's no more 'n noise,onpleasant, but never hurts nothin'.

Our hurts are healed; the health of the nation is repaired.

'It hurts, rather ...' 'No, I think not,' I corrected her.

But it hurts, all the same.

She loved it anew in the new sense of its hurts and its hopes.

I don't say there wouldn't be hurts, big hurts brought by the little things arising from lives differently lived.

I don't say there wouldn't be hurts, big hurts brought by the little things arising from lives differently lived.

Remembering that light in your eyes, knowing you, I dare believe that the hurts would be less than the hurt of being spared those hurts.

Remembering that light in your eyes, knowing you, I dare believe that the hurts would be less than the hurt of being spared those hurts.

And what she saw was that if she could be brave enough to go herself into a more spacious country, leaving hurts behind, she must not be so cowardly, so ignobly inconsistent as to refuse the hurts coming to her through others who would dare.

And what she saw was that if she could be brave enough to go herself into a more spacious country, leaving hurts behind, she must not be so cowardly, so ignobly inconsistent as to refuse the hurts coming to her through others who would dare.

The sentiment of justice, in that one of its elements which consists of the desire to punish, is thus, I conceive, the natural feeling of retaliation or vengeance, rendered by intellect and sympathy applicable to those injuries, that is, to those hurts, which wound us through, or in common with, society at large.

Few hurts which human beings can sustain are greater, and none wound more, than when that on which they habitually and with full assurance relied, fails them in the hour of need; and few wrongs are greater than this mere withholding of good; none excite more resentment, either in the person suffering, or in a sympathizing spectator.

"Send him for trial before the City Magistrate and recommend that he go to Aden Jail at once, before he hurts somebody else," said the native members of the Committee.