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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-05-29
THE GAZETTE.
VIZ. B, HERRIorr. J.s. bEAL'
HERRlOTT g. BEAl,
Editors and Publishers.
THE IMPEACHMENT.

The State Senate met as High
Court Of Impeachment in the case Of
VIM. Secger, State treasurer, on Tues
day the Goth inst,, and concluded its
duties on the 22d. Mr.. Seeger put 10
a plea Of "guilty" in the manner and
form alleged in each and all Of the
four charges.agaiust him. and further
says, "that while he committed the
several acts therein charged, the same
was done without any corrupt or wilful
intent" The charges are as follows :
Charge l. That he, the said VIM.
Seeger, being the State Treasurer Of
said State, and having. as said Treas
urer, in his custody, keeping and con.
troll large sums Of money, the money
and funds of said State, did. at divers
dates between the first day Of January
1872, and the third day of February,
1873, wilfully, corrurtly and felonious-
ly embezzle the same.
Charge 2. That he, the said VIM.
Seeeer, State Treasurer aforesaid, be-
came and was an accessory to an EN-.
bezzlement Of the moneys and funds Of
this State, committed by Emil
Munich, his immediate predecessor in
his said Office.
Charge 3. That he, the, said VIM.
Seeger, being Treasurer as aforesaid,
was guilty Of corrupt misconduct in
his said Office,
Charge 1. That said VIM. Seeger,
being such State Treasurer, on or
about the 5th day of February, 1873,
and at divers times thereafter was
called as a witness to testify before a
certain committee Of the Legislature Of
this State appointed to investigate and
inquire into the condition of the Trea-
sury Of this State, under certain reso.
lutioas passed. by the Senate of said
State, in words and figures following,
viz (IIere the resoIutian for ap.
pointing the committee Of investi ga
tion)-and being duly sworn and ex.
amined as snch witness BY said com.
mittee as to matters within his krowl-
edge and material to the said inves,iea.
ton, did wi!fu'ly and corruptly refuse
to the whole truth, but on the contrary
did wilfally and corruptly give evasive
and untru,h'ul ANSWERS to the said
committc as to said matters, with the
intent to conceal the truth as to said
matters from said committee, and to
mislcad them as to material facts in
said investigation.
The Senate found him guilty, and
held that his official resignation was
illegal, and accordingly "removed him
from the Office of State Treasurer. but
did not d;squalify him from holding
Office in future. There was no tes!i-
mony taken i, tho case.
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DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE.

Our exchanges contain accounts OF
9th, most terrific and destructive cy-
clone on record" which passed over
parts Of Iowa and Illinois in the after
noon Of May 22l. The dispatches
from Washington. Iowa, locate the
track Of the tornado about 6 miles north
Of that city. (,.is described a. storm
Of wind accompanied with hail and
and rain. a gentleman who was near
the tornado when it passed reports: {:
ut was egg shaped, with the small end
to the ground, aud moved ut the rate OF
tweu:y miles an hour. 1t came from
the southwest, and was about one and
a half miles in width. Houses and
barns, fences, trees, cattle and human
beings were caught up and whirled
through the air like mere toys, and
then dashed to the ground with such
violence as to produce instant death
to animate beings, and houses and
barns were torn to fragments, and scat.
tered fcs miles around. The fields are
dotted with large timbers driven into
the grouud at an angle Of ninety de-
grees; aud cattle were actually driven
into the ground" A school building
was torn to pieces while school was in
session, and . girl IA years old was
carried a quarter Of mile from the
school house, and when found she was
mashed to a jelly. These and like
details, with the various estimates Of
the value Of property destroyed, and
the appalling loss of life, show the ter.
,ible character Of this storm.
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A New Orleans Republican paper
says: The rebellious State govern.
ment Of Louisiana subsidies at the ap.
pearance Of Federal troops. Its hon
ors are butchering Of half-armed ne.
groes. McEuery and his sympathiz-
ers are the basest Of poltroons. They
have no stomach for white armed sol.
diers. There is one power, at least.
which stands between Louisiana and
and absolute anarchy-the military
power Of the nation.
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NOTICE.
q. 8. Land Office.

q. 8. Land Once,
Redwood Falls, Ninn., April g. 1873.
Complaint having been entered At this Office by
James Raddy against Patrick Convey for abandon
ing his Homestead Entry, No. 5864, dated Dec. 20
lS5oI npon the South half Of North East quarter
Section ., Township 1l8, Range 81, in Rsnvills
County. Mian,
With view to the caaeellation Of said entry: the
said parties are hereby summoned 70 appear at thi
o0oe - the 11th day Of Jane 1873, at IL o'cloci
saiA a1eeed ahandonment. :.
D. r. SnIrR, Register.
ht Vn. 3. KsLLy, keceivey.
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A special Washington dispatch to
the Chicago Post says that intelligence
is received that the Sioux Indians
within the Powder river country are
preparing to resist the survey and
building Of the Northern Pacific rail-
road They are as we'll armed as the
Modocs, and muster 5000 warriors.
Gen. Sherman will dispatch force Of
infantry and cavalry to tho scene, and
establish two formidable outposts.
There is also information that the
commission recently appointed to pac,
ify the Sioux will fail,-Press.
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In the recent examination Of candi-
dates for admission to the military
school At West Point and the naval
academy at Annapolis the COMMITTEES
reported in favor Of VIM. G. Brown oi
st. Peter, for the naval academy, and
William Seacerbox Of Shakopee, for
the military sshool-their average
mental rad physical qualifications hsv
ing been found to b higher than thos,
|of the othss applicants.
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MINNESOTA NEWS.

The semi-annual meeting eff the
State Medical Association, will be held
at Mankato next month.
Five hundred shade trees are being
set out in the neighborhood of the
public park at Detroit, Becker Co.
A little thump on the right leg
from milk pail, received some weeks
ago, by Evan A. Evans Of South Bend
in Blue Earth county, resulted in a
collection under the skin which requir-
ed last week to be cut out to save the
limb.
The Sioux City excursion from
Mankato has been postponed, but the
Maakato Cemetery Association is 60.
ing to have an excursion in June to
Sleepy Eye Lake, above Nov Uim, 1t
should be grave party that makes an
excursion for the benefit of . cemetery
The Brainerd mystery: as to the
death Of John Anderson, who wa
found dead in the repair shop, with
his head in . kettle Of water, is only
made more dense by the verdict Of th'
Corouer's jury that he ''came to hi
death At the hands Of some person o.
persous to the Jury unknown"
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Lynd. May t9, 1873.

A dispatch from Halifax, N, s..
says the number of lives lost by the
Drummond mine disaster was SO.
There are thirty widows and twenty
fatherless children. The officers Of the
the mine are taking measures for their
relief. Five thousand dollars have
already been contributed.
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Minnesota seems destined to soon
have another important railway line
reaching from the southwest to the
the northeast corner Of the
State in an almost direct line, and
through the very best part. Wo re
fer to the Duluth, St. Cloud & Yank'
ton r. R. Co.'s proposed line. A
meeting Of the Directors held in this
city yesterday has put the company
upon its feet, with every prospect Of
success. Arrangements are about be.
ing perfected which will secure the
early construction Of the road. W.
hope success may follow the undertak'
ing, for by the peculiar contact Of it
line with the other roads Of the Stat
its building will very greatly reduc'
the freight tariffs now in many places
20 oppressive upon our people, Pres
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A dispatch from Virginia City, New,

A dispatch from Virginia City, New.
GAYS that the Snake Indians (from Ft.
Hall reservation, Idaho) arrived at
Spruce Mountain. Nevada, few days
since, and fheld . council with the
Shoshones. The latter soon after ap.
psa,ed, painted and dressed in wal
fashion, and have notified the people
to leave ifthey value their scalps. a
general outbreak ID feared.
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IT'S. LAND OFFICE

IT'S. LAND OFFICE
u Redwood Falls, Minn., April, 90, 1913.
70 Cyrus Smith You are hereby notified that
Oh tbs l8th day Of June A. y. 1873 at II o'clock n.
proof will be taken at this Office in support Of Frank
Safelmacher to enter BY premption the east u Of
the north west 4 and the north west Of the north
which You are an adverse claimant and will be per
mittet to offer counter proof,
B. =. Smith, Register.
81 WI. H. KELLY, Receiver.
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The case of Mrs. Susan B. Anthony
and fourteen other woman voters Of
Rochester, N. T., and Of the inspect
ors Of elections, iudiotel for receiving
and counting the votesjin that city,
came up o. the 22d in the United
States District Court. All the iddict.
nents were ordered 10 be tried in the
u. 9. District Coast & the June term
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The Grand Jury Of Ramsey County
have found two indictments. against
Enil Munich, the State Treasurer pre-.
eesding Mr.. Seeger, for enbezxlsmsnt,
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NOTICE.

q. s. Land Office,
Redwood Falls, Minn., aay s, 1873.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
Andrew Oleson against s. F., Ellison, for aban.
3, 1911, upon the northwest buarter, section
tovnshi III, range II wost in Yellow Medicine
county, Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation of said entry this
said parties are hereby summoned to aRrf2 o'clocl
Office on the Goth day Of June, 1872 eoncerni e
M, to respond and furnish tesf''
said alleged abaadonm~--B. SMITH, Register
WV. H. KELLY, Receiver.
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The President has rendered the
Russian mission, vacated BY the recent
death Of Mr.. Orr, to ex-Gov. Jewell,
Of Connecticut.
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NOTICE.

TIME undersigned will offer at public sale on Tues
i day Goth day Of May 1873. at his residence in
Redwood Falls Ninn. One Estray Heifer color white
speckled, with bit Of, Of the tail. About two
years old (No other special marks) said Heifor will
be sold for cash to the highest bidder.
GEO. PENNIE.
Residence on N. W. \ Sec. s, Town liz r. IS.
Redwood Falls, Mimi. Aprif 3Oth, 1873.
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NOTICE.

US. Land Office,
Redwood Falls, yfinn., May "a, 1873 !
&C Complaint having been entered At this Office ty
abandoning his Homestead Filing No. 45, dated
August 19, 1872. upon the sout h.east qnurter Of
Section 26, Township 112, Range II west, in Lyon
County, Minnesota,
With view to the cancellation Of said entry: the
said parties hereby summoned to appear at this
office on the 10th day Of July, 1873, at II o'clock
n, to respond and furnish testimo ~ concerning
said alleged abandonment.
B.F. SMITH, Register.
IS WV. II. KELLY Receiver.
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CHEAP for to CASH!
n. p. NELSON's,
Golden Gate.

DEALER in
Org Goods, Clothing, Boots G Shoes,
Hats d; Gaps. Groceries, Queens,care,
Hard,oare, Nails &c Glass. Drugs &c
Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils d. Dye.
stmfs, Perfxmery & Notions.
am also agent for the DAVIS and the BUCK.
the Cunard Ocean Mail Line, Ihave good assert
mnet of Winter Goods, which | will aell at cost
Boots 4 Shoes speciality. Call and examine my
stock before pul chasing elsewhere. 1872
I Will NOT be Undersold.
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are requested to call upon James Durt.
nal, (or his Secretary, NJ. Gould) on
or before the 1st day of July, A. D.
1878. The principal reason assigned
for this notice, is simply to close out
the elegant stock now on hand, to
make room.for more of the same kind.
Ifyou wish at the same time, good
pair of gloves, stockings, (and, ladies
snch corsets) or anything in the No.
tion line, call at once, for they are 60
ing fast. Truly yours
JAMES DURTNAL.
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I Will NOT be Undersold
NOTICE.

NO1 lVE-
United States Land Offce,
Redwood Falls, Minn., May a, 1873 I
To Gabriel Oleson and Frederick Thies You are
hereby notified that on Friday tn Goth day of Juae
A. D. 1873, at II o'clock proof will be taken at
tkls Office, in support of the claim of Samuel Bru-
nell to enter by the or Of the sw or Of
section II, town ia. range 81. You are adverse
claimants to said lands and will be permitted to cf
fer counter proof.
B. +. SMITH. Register
81 WV. H. KELLY, Receiver.
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MORTGAGE SALE,

DEFAULT has been made in the payment Of five
- hundred and one and so 100 dollnrs, which is
claimed to be due at the Gate of this notice, on a
certain mortgage, bearing date December fifteenth,
A. u. 1868, executed by James ". Harkness, Of
Rice county Minnesota to Erwin H. Bartholf of the
same place, and duly recorded in tho Office Of the
Register of Deeds, n ard for the county Of Red
wood and State Of Minnesota, on the 22nd day of
May, A. u. 1869. at one o'clock P. NJ, IN Book One
Of Mortgages, on pages 81 and IS. Which said
mortgage thereafter, to wit: on the 18th day
of September. a. D. 1869. duly assigned by the
said Erwin H. Bartholf. to Rodney A. Mott, which
assignment was dnlv recorded in tho Office Regis
ter Of Deeds, il and for the County Of Redwood,
1873, at 10s O'Clock A. NJ, in Book of Mortgages.
on page So and no proceedings at law have been
Instituted for the recovery of said sum, any part
thereof. Now. therefore, notice is hereby given,
that pursuant to power of sale. in said Mortgage
contained and Of the Statute in such case made and
provided, the premises described in and covered by
said mortgage, to wit Lots one, two, three, four,
6ve and six, Il. 81 in block eight, 49, lot
four ~ in block one e., lot nine 9 in block three
ten Qo) in block five (5, lot nine (V ia block six
6), lot six (6) in block twelve Q2), lot four az in
block fourteen QD. lot nine (9) of block eighteen
S), and lot eleven t1 of block twenty (2O) of the
Village of Redwood Falls, Of the County o. Redwood
thereof will be sold Mt public vendue, Mt the Sher
IFS Office in the Village of Redwood Falls in the
said County ofRedwood, on tn TWENTY-FOURTH
day OF May A. 1S73 at ten o'clock in the forenoon OF
said day, to satisfy the amount due on said mort
gage, together with thirty dollars solicitors fees
stipulated in said mortgage, to be paid in case OF
foreclosure, and tho further Of thirty six Is
100 dollars taxes on said premises, paid BY the said
and the costs of this foreclosure.
Dated, April Ii. A. p, 1873. 1s4:t
Faribault, MINI.
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NOTICE.

.. 8. Land Office,
Redwood Falls. Ninn., Nay II, 1873.
Cor plant having been entered 1T this Office by
aandoniug his Homestead Entry, No. 1921, dated
hne 19, 1859, upon the east half ourthwsst quarter
sction 30, township ia, range 81 in Renville coun-
i, Minnesota,
rties are hereby summoned to appear at this Office
d the 9th day Of Juee 1s73 at II O'Clock NJ to re-
send and far3ish testimony concerning said alleged
aandonment.
B. F. sxIrH, Register,
IS WI. H. KELLY, Receiver.
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NOTICE.

U.S.. Land Office,
Redwood Falls, Minn., May Is, 1873
Complaint having been entered at this once by
Jon Brostrom against Nils Nilsson, for aban-
doning his Homestead Entry No. 62S6. dated
June 10. 1871, upon the
northwest quarter Of section g. township ia, range
=. In Yellow Medicine county, Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation Of said Entry the said
o. the 56th day Of June, 1873, at II O'Clock M,
and furnish testimony concerning said al.
leged abandonment.
B F. SMITH, Register
33 WI. H. KELLY, Receiver.
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NOTICE.

D. 8. Land Office,
Redwood Falls, Minn., May 13, 1878.
Complaint having been entered at this Office BY
Ole Brostrom sgainst Jens Jeppersoa for aban-
Goning his Homestead Entry No. 62S7, dated June
10, 1871, upon the
southwest quarter Section g. Townhip ia, Range AZ
in Yellow Medicine County, Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation of said entrv: the
oaid parties hereby summoned to appear at this
sfhce on the 26t day Of June, 1873 at IL o'clock
am, to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
B. F. SMITH, Register.
50 VIZ. H. Kelly, Receiver.
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Horses Wanted For Oxen!
The undersigned desile; to exchange or
Oxen, in good working condition, and not
over years old, for good, we'll matched
end true pair of horses, from to 8 years
old, and weighing not less than HOO lbs
For further particulars inquire of
JOHN MARTIN,
32-4t Swede Forest, MINI.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
US. Land Once,
r,s;rt Ha,;na Seen entered At this ofice by
John v. Ward, against WIN. J: Perington for .hsn;
doninr his Homestead D. 8. Entry, No 10, dated
september 18th, 1877. upon the North East quarter
Of Section %, Township liz n. Range Il Win Lyon
10Y .;sv Ia the caneellation Of said entry: tn
safd rsrfiea are hereby summoned to appear at THU
o1ice on the 18th day OF June, 1919, as 10 oclccl
aid alleged sDandonmsnt.
1e6 WIKI KullY, Receiver.
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THE GAZETTE

AHtfansIent tadvertiseMentE muNt De l's1d Orin acS
vance.
Legal Notices, Is cts per square for the rst nser-
tioa and sts square for each subsequent in
ssrtion All legal Notices must be upon the respon
sioility OF tho Attorney ordering them published.
publication fees are paid.
Local Notice. inserted at 10 cents per line.
Business cards Of FIVE lines or less $500.
, 1873-10-24
n1osnao NTunlltact0rys

Within tho Vatican Paiaeo thoro is d manu-
factory where pictures are copied in mosaic.
This nrocoBg makes picture almost everIast-.
g oon mosaic II tornoa sadany Sf dny nss e.
inp Il IN said, to the almost incredible number Of
M to form picture perfect in every detail-'n
iiEht, Blladow, Shade, and color. 1tcorresponds,
% ii some nlons.,re, to tho pictures formed in in
Dorlln wool Tho various pieces Of colored glas'H
arc placed in their prearrangoa order, on table
covered with sort Of conont,, and whom this
tedious process IL ovor--for there are many
thousand pieces in ono pictslre-.tho surface r, OF
this picture IL then smoothod and polished. Iho
portraits Of all tho popes who lavo occupied tne t
TINT magnificent Basica Of Ct. paulH boyond tne
Wallis come fG% s ta ns e. tue 1st xa
takes oyor year to ttniah This nanWfaetozy II
most ssSfeea cd II IT. the ss} 9sa rSrs s hS o s t
rreatest masters, At prosont largo picture
aisiened BY l'ephso to DO woven into tapostr! sn?
in tito loonA oE Arras, representing tho conves
sion OF vt. Paul, is to 10 copied III th1s ever
| enduring maloral
, 1873-10-24
Tho L.t1teHt T. ttA1ncrtcln AbrOntl.s'

A. cheeky individual announcing himself aa
Col. William IIllrlbert, n nanbor Of rreHidont
Chants military staff. and dressing In tic full
uniform OF Unttod States army officer, llaH been
s,snding soino Of tho amallcr potentates Of
Germany iii rather q novel lnannor, lately.
Armod With tue most ,lnoxceptionaa,lo credon-
tin!H, he appcnrod IN several Of the smaller
capital citioH, whore fo had littlc dlltieulsy III
Obtaining accesa to tho petty courts. With him,
this Helf-stylcd Colonel had u curious slb8crlp-
lion list, which, before taking leave Of his now
n,ntlo eminent acquaintance. lo submitted to
them. This subBcription list WINS for contrlbu-
ttonH for a gigantic monument ct Wasll-
inEton In honor OF Tho soldiers killed In
Tic civil wnr. Col. 11nrlbert stated
tlat only r.lors Of statos, nnd military at,tl civil
officers Of the highest rank, wero to tnlso part In
this grnna! enterprise, md, iii opening his !iHt,
lie proudly pointed to tho ua1n0s Of President
Grnnt, Qncon Viotolfa tho Emperor William,
Marshal MacAlnlon, Bismarck, md other Illus
| trioua personageH, who had cach subscribed lib
eraliy. For Bo,no t,no tho Colonels littls gume
worked beautifully, md lo succeeded In obtain
| ing considerable puMS Of money, but at lnat An
camo to DossAn, III tho Ducl,y OF Anllat. whore
tho roigning Quito aud hin people prorod to bo a
little sharper tlan provfous victims. Their s.ls-
picions being aroused, nfter hrief and satiafac.
| tory correspondence with Mr.. Bancroft, In Der.
| lin tI!ey lah uurlbert arroBkcd on charge oil
| Bwinlng, mud he will now have to Bnffor for Iii.
smart bnl waywara carcor. Ilis real 1samo Bcon,
10 bo Edward Beatty, and, though an Irishnar
by birth, ho llaH long lived In tho Western States
, 1873-10-24
Tho King OF tile Sandwich 1a52nttas

THO 1k1GE UI tAG SIANA~AEN AHb<&kNos
Translation from. Letter of German Merchant q
Honolulu.
Two weeks aso VIC Ind a ball ut tho palace
OF our King, l.unalilo I, Ho il my fricAd:
When he WIS still merely Grown Prince, lonued
him onco 94,--only for day, as 10 ssio Whan
met him year aftor, re4!!5s;Isoo ss nm Or mo
loan, hut ho told mo to wait tttl He alouu nnSo lave
become King, Of which thc prospects weEo tlcn
very slight. But now he 1B Aln5, aug l havo
silently made him !. present Of tho s2,-.choap
friendship, considering 4o IL Alng. II Tas
lino hall, which be gavo in honor Of tho Eng
lish Admiral; md the King was the Arst VINO
got gloriouBly drunk next came the musicians !;
then tho guests; and tlnally myself began TO
feel little unsteady. saw Young EnEllsh
naval officer occupy TUG KinGly thronet. with 9
Honolulu girl by lis Rde, while tho King and
Quoon Emma sat at his feot. Then tho King
took drum aud walked around tue floor, boat
ing the tattoo. Finally the musicians began
auarre.ing aud fighting in regular john Bull
STYLE, so that the Admiral could not part them
and all thia in tho midst OF the court ball. But
our King is said to have amused himself e1ceod-
iugly. particularly aHlots OF drinknblea remained
for him to consume himself, though III awful
quantity was drank. Whether ho did consume
it all, / don't know; but it ia said that ho was
not nobor for two weeks afterwards. though At
cal stand q vast amount. Otherwise tho King
is u good follow, and llkos us GermauB ,pnrtiou-
larly, probably because wo "troated him g
oftell when he was merely Crown Prince. IL
has oven learned some 0or1nnn songs which u
sings pagsaby for instance, "Whon tho swal
lows Homoward Ely" and "Out Of tho Iaveri
Two Just Stopped Tonight"