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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-23
@6hreuD iiberau i'm Nanbe bic


srSBten NnitrensuNsen sema6t werSen,
bic madtisen &oblen.G ombinationen 81
iprensen, I'M biai9ere &obIenpreiie ST.
e%rlan9en, erfdbrt man nunmebr, oaB
ein neuer rieii9er &oblensSr It I'M Gnts
iteben besriiiem lit. Gerielbe beabli6s
ti9t, aue 9arttoblensW tinen uno bic nit
eieien III Terbinouns iteDenoen giieuz
babnen ansntaufen, bic Geridiiians uiw.
10 81 pereinfa6en, boB iid Der Proiit
iber benz ieeisen UNI 20 Miuionen Opl>
lars iabrlid uermebren iou. @lei6seis
ti9 miro ben Goniumenten in Musli9t
seite1t, oaB bic Come &oblen UNI po0e
25 Gents {! y biuiser selieiert werben
m0@ten. IS wdre wirtli@ i@abe, wenn
bies Proiect mi9t sur Nusfabruns tomz
men ioqte; benin babin muB es wabrz
i3einli@ erit tommeu, UNI benz Golt be-
sreifi@ gu MAIDEN, ME notbwenois bic
Gertaatli@uns Der &oblenmiuen, gi>
ienbabnen unb berslei4en Sntitute in
bieiem gamble lit.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-23

NlS cine re3t ebrenwertbe Sbat muB
es betra@tet weroeu, oaB Der nit elmer
10 acknowledgement Mebrbeit mieberer>
mdblte @ouuerneur Me&inlep BON Ohio
ieinen Parteianbdnsern ben @atb er>
tbeilte, oas fir cine sroBe Siesesieier
etwa beitimmte @elo ben Notbleioenotu
uno Beoirftiseu sutommen unb bic Tei>
Ct fallen 81 lalen. Subelieite in 3eiten
aQ9emeimer Notb baben teinen 3med.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-23
@abuu9cn fett9ena0eIt.

Inter bieier l1eberi@riit brin9t Der
vNational &eiormer" na9trdsli9 fol-
eenoe Ber,9te iber bas bel Sen tiir;lis
6en 8ablen absescbene populilii@e
&otum:
user bic liisnerii 9en @ablberi9te
Der capitalization YreiIe 9eleieu nno
se9laubt bat, ber muBte annebmen, baB
bic Toltsportei ouf Dem leeten Sod
pfeife. SSH moQen nun eini9e biejer
9ii9en feitna9eln.
Son &entudp muroe pom Gelesrapb
beridtet, baB bas v&idsrat Der Bolts
partei sebro9en" moroen iei. Nber BET
Voriiter bes populiitii@en StaatszGoz
mite %telesrapbirt, ooB nnlere 8artei i'm
9an3en @taot on Stimmen;abl semon>
men unb gum eriten Mal mebrere 2e9is>
laturmitslieber ermdblt babe.
l1eber Sas populiitii@t Gotum III
MaKaduiet ts muBte Der 2isentelesrapb
gar ni6ts 81 beri@ten, trotoem baiielbe
sescn lettes Sabr mebr ais uerooppelt
rpurbe.
2lu@ in Sbio bat bic 0oltspartei
einen 9roBen @timmen5uwa@s gu per-
Sei@nen. Sn @tort County, Mc&ins
lep's 9eimatb, wuroe bic populilii@e
Stimmensabl mebr ais ~uerboppelt urb
itie9 pom 496 auf iiber 1000.
Sn girsinia iino bic Bopuliten pon
einem tleinen 6auflein 81 elmer ~itarfen
Bartei heransema@len, melde Sic Demo:
fratii6e Maioritat auf 10000 reou;ir1
un6 minoel tens 20 Legislature Mitslie:
Der er~ablt bat.
Sn Nebrata bat uni ere Yartei 1T ber
meilten Counties bes Staates seiiest.
Der Nusfau Der @abl in &anias if
bur@ bic Sutton beeintra@tist morben'
0iele Popnliiten entbielten ii9 aus bic:
fem @runoe bes @timmens. Die!
,pirb ben 6ibrern ais 2ebre fir bic gu:
tunft bienen unb iibers Sabr mirb bi
Goltsportei in bic em Staat mieber a,
Der Spite mari@iren.
l1eber bic populitii9e @timmenabsa
be IN Colorado mu6te Der Gele9rapl
gar nidts 81 beri9ten. Nus elmer re
publitanil9en 0enuer j3eituns eriebe'
mir jeoo@, baB bic 9opuliitem iene
Stoates in 33 aus Sen So Counties 60
lorabo's gan; ODER tbeilweile iie9ten.
Gus bieien Beri@ten lit bemna@ CT
ii@tli@, bab Die &eio rmbeweauu9 iiber
all Uorti@rttte semadt bat uno bic lett
Wo@e BON Der @elbladpreiie ouspo
i%aunten 8eridte iiber eiuen &iid9an!
oer Goltpartei erlosen waren, ME nj
audi anscoeatet baber. Das scnau
0teiultot Der Wabl ldBt ii@ sur 3eit ie
bod nod nidt ermitteln."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-23
Giue MiQion Treunoe.

cSu Der Notb erfennt man ieiue wabre,
Treunoe, unb cine WiQion Menl6m babeu
einen lol6en mabreu Sreuno III Or. Sings
Neler Gntoedun9 seaen 9lus;ebrun9, 9uitel1
unb Grtaltuu9en Sefunbeu. Wenn Oh bic
les oBe9uiteumittel ulemals 9ebraudt bait,
10 wiro eile Yrobe Sid iiber;eu9en, bab IS
III alien Sauen Don gals, Srujts unb 2un=
9entranfeu wunberbore 9eiltrdfte beiitt. Sc
be 6lal6e lit 9arantirt, aQeS 81 po0brin9er,
mas beanipul6t mirb, ODER 6os gelb wirb
sariideritattet. Erobehai9eu fret in .. 80.
SlerS @potbete. @robe Slal9en so Sents
lllb 81. |
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-23
&ouc! @ouc! @o4c!

Ser llnterSei6nete mo6t bier,nit bas Sub
lltum NIB lpeciea feline alteu &unben alll=
merriam, baB CT al Der @de pon Miuuelota
uno 2. SiidltraBe III Seem lllm eii,e Woue=
llno Wouenwaarenz Nieoerla9e er0finet Dot,
polelblt er fem ei9nes Sobrltot in Nlaufets,
NlaneQe, Stridsorn, Striimpte uno 0oIeu=
Watte gum Serfaui umb III llmtoul9 9eeem
GobmoQe itets nj 5anb bat.
9. Mari 6uer,
sSabrifalt pou @ouenwaaren.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

Mrs Knight 81 Salem. Oregon. who il
studying kindergarten work in this city,
addressed the Central W. c. Il. u. yes
tersiay afternoon. She explained the
inner significance 81 the fret. second and
third 'gIfts" used universally i'm that
work and explained the principles exem-
plllied in the spheres. cubes. cylinders,
etc. which have come 10 bo so attractive
a study for teachers az well as pupils.
Miss Lydia Brown. director 81 the Elmer
son free kindergarten. told the story of
the king Garden enterfainingly. and
Mrs. Sly. another kindergartner. related
the anecdotssof LATHE tiustava' and ~
kitty Gray's Sweet Peas and their de
yelopment from the seeds. Mrs. knight
says the kindergarten association of
Grand Rapids is doing good work and
sending out competent teachers, besides
lmpressing It's principles Of training the
young widely upon mothers and Others
interested in its theories.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24
NO SHOW FOR THEM
The rolianders Tuned Down BY
the Democrats
WILL RESENT The SLIGHT
Two Thousand or them Viii Vote
Against the Ts<kes Nominased by
shs Democrat Cas, Convention
WILL RESENT The SLIGHT

City Comptroller vandsnl,eree. who
sas defeated for reorganization by Leo
4. Caro-. Was asked by = reporter for
fuf iiKssrp yesterday II the ignoring
u the Holland element by the democrat
coDsentioa would effect the Holland
derocrat vote.
There are 100 Holland democrat
votes IN the eits said he. ~ani the dem
ocrat tleke. viii lose 500 votes from
thls action Il the eonyention. The state
Democrat sonsention OF two years ago
sas wise enough 10 name Brsastad for
state treasurer in order to catch the
Swedish vote in the upper peninsula.
'Ihe locai democrat conventions have al
ways recognized the Holland element
before and they'll find Il won't pay them
10 ignore il. The Holland element form
a large party ~ this community. and al
though they don't want special favors a.
class. they expect to he recognized
Inquiry among democrats from yari-
Gus WARTS, who are less Interested per
sonally than Mr.. Nandenberge. develops
the fact that there Is, indeed. a wide
spread detection among Holland demo
Gratis. Some Of them say il was a mis-
take allowing all the nominations Ia 90
To other nationalities. but that they will
have 10 make the best of IT, Others say
they will not vote the ticket at all. and
from all reports heard yesterday the lat
ter class is nuSlerous.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

The prohihItionists ~ the county viii
hold a conference at Hartmsn's lecture
room this Afternoon. Discussion will hc
upon the following topics Political
Situation and Iiufy az ProhibitioBis.s. -
" G. Sheppard; Liquor Evil at Home
and Abroad" +. l. Briggs: Work
Asiong Our Foreign Born Citizens, .
George Rneiofs- "Duty - Church Mem
beers la Relation a. Liquor Traffic.
Kess. t. W. Van Kirk. Charles Oldiield
and J. butterfieid. Practical Work in
Kent County" 4 n. Cheney.
The mass meeting IN the evening will
hc a,..iresa'd by Samuel Dlckie. chair
man national enmmittoe. AMI Hon. J. :.
Heghes 20 Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

City cenaslefy tbs aftvxnooa - be-
tisa.sx ss-s.4gss ~
The ia-slraass ulcers fstef- a~vnsss
tien a Us cilf s@saf = t@sutsfei L'ff&s
fsli4~ ssth The fsasal.as u este hem ess'l;
s.ho uss s,ll>xi 81 tie " asesios sfferf
ers<sine Ahen tA~y acre Ell - DIS
falally - Liza. -.
Rstert Baaer sls.d 10 Nyosnihy 1enn.
Asnch - &e.hi - yesrsS faneFal ~
snsssros ~ - ,. IA ffeni Ne - \ sis.g
nlen sirees. afsi - : =. IA. issni tie klef
ssk41 Lutheran ctufrh, cosnef f.ist
Bridge sad >orth Doisssn street.
4 nestihs II stick satssFlt~rs n the
arx stras zooals misunderstanding eena-
pans viii - held eitasr Tuesday ~
THURSDAY evening q next weeh. 10 tAke
the isszi steps Incorporating TIE Goa.
cern.
The circulars recently issued boy the
bard Il trade o. call attention D. tbs
proposed amensiussnf o. the state consfi-
snfion u allo. The ts,ndsag II the city
for river improvement are nos being
rapidly mailssl cut.
Police Clerk feIton received a fele-
phone message FROM Belsiing last even.
tng. stating that his sister. Ars. Jsmes
Kinney. MAS not expected q 1--we Until
morning
The contract for grading the Lake
Surefiof 4 Happening railroad. IN which
Grand Rapids parties are Interested,
all he lct about April 10.
The -Ismpleof Pane will be repeated
az The South congregational church
April II. Tor the benefit ~ the Woman :
home and hospital.
Frank A. K.dgefs. the attorney. fell ia
faint la front * the Norton house last
evening aud Was taken 10 his resisiencs
IN a hack.
The clearing house figures yesterday
we're sf55.s3 10 or an Increase ~ 81.
51i23 over tho corresponding day u
lat year.
W p. Walsh has accepted a position
9th Captain i8oniield IL the world :
fair secret service. Mr.. Walsh will be a
sergeant
A warm sugar social was given last
evening az No. ~ Mcdowell street by
the women ~ AIaes NJ. f. church.
Combins~i four in hand and ascot the
newest. GsEpisEE 4 BAxrKR.
Truant Ofhccs Zee has discovered
three more destitute families
Miss \. 4. Straight announces her
spring opening for April l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

II body treats body
To glass Of Rye.
II body tells body
Which is beet to try:
II the pair their eyce are winking.
Here's the reason why
Ten 10 one they both are drinking
Royal Ruby Rye.
Royal Ruby" Rye Whisky is
guaranteed absolutely pure and
eleven years old. Its great
popularity attests it, merits.
II is IA rye that is a Rye. rec
commended for the invalid, the
convalcsccnt and the connoiS-
seur. put up ON honor and quail
ity guaranteed. Bottled ~ dis
tillcry) ROYAL WINE Co.
CHICAGO.
Ask for it. SiJe per quart
bottle. For sale by Scribner *
Aldworth. Druggists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

Alderman Duntoa's Friends Think lie
Should BE Returned Their Reasons.

One 81 the hottest contests which will
occur AZ the caucuses tonight will be IN
the third ward. There are several caa-
didates after the nomination for alder
man. and strong efforts vii he put forth
hy the FRIENDS - each. Alderman Dun
ton. uho las served his ward one term.
"a FIRST said be did not desire second
term. bat at the earnest solicitation Of
friends he finally consented. and IL -
preissiilc that no viii receive renoin
nation Alderman Durton has served
hi~ Nsri faithfully and well. and a.
proved a very valuable and Efficient
member - the common council. lie -
not ~ eloquent a. some 4 the would De
statesmen. who make lengthy speeches
nearly every Monday night. but as
committeeman hs has few II any sue
viors. Mr. Iluntou u a ufan - mature
years. - heavy taxpayer IN his ward
ami IN other wards q the city. hence
juei the character ~ man with whom
the people can safely tfus, their inter
e~;s
II has hcen truly said that Il takes
r1emiser q congress one term o. lparn
f0f ropes lsfurn h can he e much ear
rice e. hia district The same thing i
relatively true = representative IN The
city eauncil II takes srhs~i share -
mso- 6rst terms - learn how e. sefve
efficiently Hr - able - give fnnrh bet
tef sseviee during bis serond term than
during kis Frat one AAiermaa fhu
tom hreish is nov much inrrovcd. ard
~ en,is r. able - servo h.s sari ard
~ eif4 veil llis frier<is claim that
ths trsf ssti1rs@ - the Far3 want f,m
fefusnel tut . aiA ~ aoces~ary fnf
ftem 81 Earn out tni4ht - another
~si ~ cenl.Hafs-l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

Edward Teeples. Lake Odessa's post
master, is alleged To. have dealt dishon
estly with Uncle Sam in making his Off.
cial returns b. the postoi.ice department
and he was arrested yesterday by
United States Marshal Clark. The off
Ger arrived here with his prisoner ON the
II o'clock train last night and placed
him IN jail 10 await examination before
the United States commissioner. The
amount u his defalcation is said To be
~ 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

James Parker. the forger. is provided
with home for the next seven years.
1t will not be necessary Tor him Ia forge
checks for a living. lie will probably
be kept too busy to think Of forging or
any other crime. Judge Burlingame
called Parker up for sentence at 1915,
yesterday morning and asked the usual
question. Parker trembled slightly. but
controlled himself with difficulty to an
swer no" lie said he was ~ years old.
lie was then sentenced To jackson for
seven yeats.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

Mrs. l. W. Treat. the Kindergarten
instructor. lectuied IA Battle Creek last
night Miss label Saunders accom-
panied her.
T.. Scheniier left last night for Chi
cage. where he intends 90 reside in the
future.
= Mrs. Charles +. Soule ~ Grand Haven
Is visiting Mrs H. ID. Irish.
John :. Lawrence is home from his
eastern trip.
Mrs. A. X Eyerts has returned from
Chicago
Detective Kennedy is i'll at his home
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

About forty members Of the masonic
fraternity went Ia Coopersyille last
night - attend the organization 81 a
new lodge az IL dedication. Past Mas
ter fd L. Bowering 81 Valley City
lodge acted a. ds~iicsting officer.
The hack drivers and their wives and
sWeofhearts dafced in Eberhart's hall.
GA South Division street. near Hall
street. lssst night
The study Il Wagncr's Die Gotter
dammeruEg wa, taken up by Mrs. Car
penteI's class n ~. Ceciiians yesterday
afternoon.
Womans' Relief Corps No. Ia gave a
sugar social in Pettit's hall. on Plainiield
avenue. last night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

Asie hoes. 5 partially insane Young
uan. ee~ sentenced L. thirty days 10
iaH fi1r carrying 'vsnceaiesi wcarors ycs
ifr'iaf lie haa hren al inmate ~ the
crgafy house Tor some tioe. and IL IN
sane in believing that every woman he
sees eishes - marry him. and he j. Per.
fecily willing he applied at police
headquarters AMI gave up his earthly
+ -ssfesipne. except his reyoiger which
- said he eiebej - keep r. commit
<lirtir trie fmerines be j. heir T. a
Iarra Torture IN Amsterdam.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

trueet Godfrey must remain Su the
United states army f1r five years lie
eniisitd and Judge Severeas. yesterday
denied the writ = habess corpus ~ his
sister and guardian. The proceedings
we're first begun in tie circuit court Of
the county. bot II 0as reInovcd g. the
United States court on acfount q lack
~ bag sllftlon. IL was learned that
yeGn. 'so,iff~y cuiistct before his sister
va appointed IA his guardian aud that.
be- fact. b. beAme sick ~ mis- bargain
tUd hsi his. SISTER appointed guardian
far tte afosed pafpeso q securing his
e..as.a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

Cepies = The bili introduced IN the
lesstiafar~ ~ kerre~eatafive Gigack
et. euatesi ~An aet g. provide f,r tie
assessment = property AMI Jew n
fsxes. hafe ifen received IN tssS city.
as3 after asVnz heru c'cssiy examined
~ tIass interested ia church matters.
tle sfutiesent AM nx re churches has
greeu against it TIE eefstian 4 ~
.ensfeaaee. eep4 q nhiea has been
rsa,isis-l Sill - put in circulation AZ
.rce aod 81 - extensively s1ne3
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

~ te r-rsiaF rssrtiaE - fte pati
a nr fest Eemssr As a4
r7 s Gee tsph ~ aes sse e,t
~ fast toe leaf s-
Fsirt see p sttt .nf s. -
e fars3 ~ 81 ss.~~
- "s'eea - @aeessei = naasaai
tsfst isefaff E7efs1n hss ahts iete rrs
re7s ea.t esessAs.if inzsseetel a -
80 - stls1.4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

9pfaeiifls a iieasamin sad yesterday
g. = rer-syter fsr I've Hfssto thsf -
aa.ne ~. erpsht ant ~ eaad.s.aia
~ r.fy eiefs vffsotsf as autt-liY Sc
sast tsat aile - feeeeni - lae e =
~ hercrarie art m7afse ~ bali
sa 8 sfseasi - ln hl- rfirt's ta-i
t.-> sff Nss eat kH1 the aNea m
fne e.sf - Aatrsf narta resl enn.ls.
safee te thsfes Hostess an.I /. a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

Tho following l. a list Of the marriage
licsnres issued since last publication. with
the names. residences when out of the city, }.
and ages 81 the parties: Age.
leilc ). D,sfr,,af Cornelia Wilvlrit ..-.-f. 3
Ellsworth -. Scott. Mr.. Maggie Noble. 4. =
,rsorEe -. Peck. loaia: Louisa Hoffman.
fsslsn ............ Il -
Louis ). ". Bas.e. Myrtle A. MonIoe......-zl-is
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

Henry Lowell. No. sl1 Hall street.
scarlet fever; Sadie Bachelor. No. GIL
Canal street. typhoid fever; Roy f.
Clark. No. 73 Fifth street. chickenpox;
Gresham Powers. No. Gil Madison ave
nue., typhoid fever
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

A. W. Amy. st. Joseph. Mo-. Alpine;
Barbara Seller. No. SIS Broadway. Mt.
Calvary: Baby Youngs. No. 80 West
Leonard street. Saranac.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

PISS tseses~n etssse Tn ss.As
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

tooas pa&s ssss - flr~F - fsnoss-
s>ss. }ssesse-. tsszgsaea. So Hss
s>
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24
Mamie adams
Waterbury. Vermont
Wonderful and True
Totally Blind with ScrofuIous
Sore Eyes
Hosd's Sarsa pa r<iia Gare Back Hey
Mamie adams
Waterbury. Vermont
Hesd's Sarsapa r<iia Care Back Her
Ssghf. and JOY 10 Her
Fofher's Heart

WATERBURY. VI. Nov. "a. 1922.
&C l. Hood 8 Co. Lowell. Mass;
in Agril. 1852. my little srl Mamie. who
was then years old. commenced having ulcer
ated eyes also had sores back 81 hs- ears. Tier
sight began 10 grow dim, and I feared she
Might be blind.
Then lived IN Jericho. VI In the early days
a June I vent with her b. tie Mary Fletcher
hospital IA Barilngton. and there sh> was
treated four different tines "A Eicai opera
tim zach time. one % which len TIE scars new
while on fb~ eye balls. she recovered hem
this treatment Each time slight improvement
sh~ eouif Discern dryiight fress darkn~.s. hut
essla net zoe 20 walk aere~> the r~~w.
next went - . large hospital n Hartford
pefe tepforrned. i.sii meiiciss Va drosped mo
her syes AMI given her - take. She Mas Al ftis
hofF ial shouf Ten veeks e~asiassfiY grew
les cree. aad ~hea t'ox her N November
Was Totally Blind.
II arrived AZ my STATEN IN Iericho ~ith fhs
ehna sad ~ sraris ani Impoverished N pcekei
sespisniy stsss~rszes. On eur vay 90 the
house from use staten. se strpp~f At NJ store
q C.Dt MsksnnAn abe wNs "a GA s~a captain.
70 warm ourselves. The ssFtain hed kao~b
10 e1isf hsfge - venf 4eal Nhile sefe
~arrrlae onrseives NAME sais
Taps ~ taTs. ebers &st SegY can't So
Ten. rofss - me-
ifA- espssia. hssr' " ,suetsc and via
,e.~is, vs. - ss..f 81 t.s.tfia a y .s.>i's
rsftsraffi,s afd g'fr y - aer snd y = do1
hep hef "a pay ~ -
Ia, ~sre sfsssnt--a 7 80 Hae~3s ssr.ara-
rita ar.i r.,nsaencet fifirT q - ~ sersrafnf
- fira- f.ss Tee fftf t~ntfeiai resalf ~se
= hrlsEiensaz q ~ sye. shssh e~sttsef
sfaa1.Ie isatRaxtrF ufltsi. ufsteF - upsfrsEerf
- uae.f-s kartararlis fhs Finfh eaF So
~>-fs go .. vteh ~ = pss 90 az fcrF w;fis
fss.f - s.i-.s tsstft 81 - hts afa t&fars ~
ffet hoffis eae a. sgd
Her sisns vac tnsirssy Restored
ksep H.,s.fs 49, as srnls u a. h<rse -
~ays All ps@a a. ehaf rf,s urls eass 4
ker ef.s arr<sf irnansed fee sas-s sstfies r.
f.sas ,s.s frst Eleess ssfssparsis2 .>eoni
Hoods 81: Cures
al fsrs wekfrns~ ~ wsn- - n est
fasr'ss Is fFfisAa 80 s.ssta - So sar,s xsssis
sfsse~ ~ - - go KS ssssnaef.l - = ss
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ried the silver tureen. With the ex.
ception that he put his thumb in Mr.. de
Posts soup and then wiped it dry with
his bandanna, that portion of the ban
quet progressed favorably. But when
the raw oysters were served he took a
plate of macaroons fRom the side
board, and. doubtless mistaking them
for new variety of crackers, gravely
offered them. The hostess flushed vio-
lently and tried to distract attention
from her husband who. though he said
only few words to Jupiter. had looked
such unutterable things as to cause
him to drop the dish on the sideboarc
with a bang. Presently he barely
grazed the minister's head with the
turkey platter. Feeling that energy
might compensate for the vacuity ex-
listing in his mind. Jupiter proceeded to
ply every one with the dishes on the
table. Salted almonds and bonbons
careered about the board with light
ming rapidity- He even grasped the
macaroons again. but sudden mis-
trust seemed to seize him and he
dropped the dish. He was breathing
heavily and each moment his unwonted
apparel seemed to grow smaller for
him.
The hostess strove bravely to appear
as if this was daily occurrence in every
well regulated household, and that
stream of gravy extending across the
cloth and down breadth of her best
gown was merely an adjunct of
Thanksgiving. The host forgot all the
speeches he had intended to make in
praise of the president-electan and all the
subtle antennae of diplomacy that he
was going to p:it forth to the minister
by way of starting affairs. He could
only feel rather than see. for he scarce
dared look up. That Mr.. de Post and
the exeeutive-elect.s cousin were stor-
ing fund of anecdote that would re-
gale many a dinner tab1e-he had
caught sufficient of their exchange of
giances to rest assured of