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NOTICE 10 Co-oWNERs-To MICHAEL

NOTICE TO CO-OWNERs-To MICHAEL
~ Wsiland. Hsnry Hei.sr and Joan Wall
S.Ys .a,.. aos n, ,.s h hereby , nSssnsd do ahs: !
work. labor and improvements upon tbs Nelson
quarts lode claim IN hlue Cloud mining district,
sppsar b. osrtihoats nlsd August q. 1893, 10 the
ohaes Of the recorder Of said county. In order 10
hold said premises under tbs provisions Of SEC
being the amount required a. 10 held the same for
The year commeneins January !, l0es. - the ys>r
ndinx December 90. 1873. and II within ninety
location. Jon fail or ssfnss 70 contsibuts yons
proportion OF such expenditure Ter representa-
your interest,". In aid claim viii bsooms the
property Of the undersigned. nndef eaid section
AGA OF the Revised Statutes o. the United
6tatss. CHARLES liEL6OM
lirst publication Aug. 20, .89a.
Dated Holena. Montana Aug. 20, lisa
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INV 'oRF. ct. l3.-Bar silver, 72as.
Go per-Dull.
Lead-Weak.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
tTrCtro. Get notwithstanding pts, 2,CCO
head; prime native steers. s. i0a $50; medium,
SI.l5p 81: Gthrrs, S4.2JNi. 80. Etockers, 81. 75M
3. 70; feeGers. $500 GO, iexans, 81. 20M3 80.
Westerns, 5000 ..95.
i-ogs-Iieceipts s O03 head. market steady to
triite lower: mixed aud psc sers. aG25As. 40:
rough and common. 50 lUun.i5; prime heavy
ana butchers weights. So. 6G46 -; light. So. IS
Mc.sO.
Shcep-lieceipts 1000 head: market steady;
natives. S2.25l4 %; westerns. 81. 05@3.70.
CHICAGO PRODUCm.
fFICtCo. Oct. 14-Wheat-Steady; cash, 6lAc;
december, G3pc.
torn-Iower. cash. 37Ac: December, 37Ac.
Oats-Easy: cash, 2jSc; december. 2Gxc.
Pork asy: cash, SIS. 81: January, $il.3
srd-aas1: cash, s8.5j; January. *s.47h.
Ribs-Easy cash, S8.IG: january. 81 IS.
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Don't commit suicide on account. OF your
'incu'abie" blood disease. The sensible
thing for you to do Is to take Ayers Sar-
sapa lila. If that fails. why. then-keep
on trying. and it will no. fail. Ths t ouble
is, people get discouraged too soon. '"Try,
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no 1886
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
u. s. LAsDO OFFICE,

HELENA. Mont., seps. %, 1893.
Notice il hereby given that thomas D. Reilly,
whose postotfics address is Helena, Mont, has
this day file! an application for q patent for
l.4&b.6 linear feet of the Sycamore quartz mine
or vein bearing gold. with surface ground as2. s
feet in width, situated in . dorado tunorgan-
ized) mining district. county Of Lewis and
Clarke ard state Of Montana. and designated by
the field notes and Official plat on tle in this Of
4 W tnnsuryeyed). OF principal base line and
being as follows. to-wit:
Beginning at corner No. 1. from which the COR
ner to section. J., =. 7 and II, on " boundary t . n,
, ". bears n 81 deg u min W 1885 #. and run
thence s "A deg IS min Q 313 1t 10 cor q. z:
thence n SO deg 1 min @ 2,4.5 IT to cor No. 8; thence
II II deg as min g l!Gi.T # to Cor %. 4; thence
n "A deg 40 min W 5s2 3 feet to cor No. 5: thence
9 Is deg 81 min l446.S # to cor No. ]. place OF
J eginning.
Magnetic variation Is dos Is min e, containing
le.4i acres, upon which a notice Of said -pplica-
ton was posted the nth day Of September. 1893.
Tho location OF this mine is recorded in the
recorders Office OF evils and Clarke county
in book =, page 542 of 1odes.
he adjoining claimants are the Moonshine
lode (unsurveJed) on the north. claimants I'M
known.
Amy and al persons claiming adversely any
portion of said eagamure quartz lode mine or
surface grounl are required to flo their adverse
claims with tn, register OF the United States
land office At relenA, IN the state of Montana,
during tie sixty days period Of publication
hereof or They will be barred by virtue Of the
provisions of the statute.
=. A. bWIGGETT. Register.
Date OF first publication. Sept. ~. 1893.
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A ssEssMENT NoTICE-THE LEO MINING
located three and one-hAlf miles from Butte.
silver Pow county. Montana. Notice is hereby
given that at . meeting Ct Trustees Of raid ,aa company
ssssment of one-half cent per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of said COMPANY. psya be
Meyer, secretary Of said company. 1t the office
Of The Leo Mining q Milling Company Of Mon
tana. room No. 40. commercial building, ~.
Louis. Mo.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18TH day OF November.
1898, shall 30 deemed delinquent, and will be
unless payment be made before. will be sold on
the 7th day Of scembsr. 1895. to pay the delin-
Quent assessment. together with the costs of ad-
vertisiug, and expenses Of sale.
JOIN p. MEYER,
@ Secretary at said Company.
Room No. 40. Commercial building. 1t Louis.
No. ONCE of said company.
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
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dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
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Sarsaparina

NoTlCE-oFFlcE CT COUNTY CLERK.
~ Lewis and Clark county. state Of Montana.
Notice Ia hereby given that bids will be received
at this ofic, until II O'Clock noon, Monday. Oct.
q, 1893. for the building Of . pony bridge ON the
R,mini road. crossing lon. Mile creek. also
near Stearne, on county road. according to
specifoa ions on file in this office.
= he board of county commissioners reserve
the right to reject sny and all bids.
Fy or1or OF the board.
Helena, Cot. IL, 1S93.
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SITUATION WAN1ED-BY A WOMAN FOR
~ general homework; city or country. 400
Breckenridge street.
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SITU1IoNs WANTED-A MlDDLE-AGED
- lady would like 4 place to do homework in
. small family; good cook. Address l049 Fifth
avenue. helena. Mont.
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SITUATION WANT DRY A RESPECTA-
~ bic widow lady 20 do light homework for
drsn; wages no objeots good home wanted. as
breckenridge street. |
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A WOMAN TO
~ do housework; city Or country. Address III
jackson street.
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SITUATION WANTED-EY A YOUNG LADY
~ Is nursery governes,: will do all children's
drsssn ~. s. Mi,i 81 S cas.p a iep xo1a as hGme; Nd AZ.
haven, Conn.
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o Al FIRST SIGHT.
Courtshtp. Engagement and Surprises Fol-
lowed EACH Other In Rapid Succession.

Courtshtp. Engagement and Surprises Fol
lowed EACH Other In Rapid Succession.
Ina coxy little parlor In a Worlds fail
hotel they sat together-he and she.
Mrs. C~hickwcll.n he began, ''may-maJ
! ask your first nan,e9"
Amy" softly answered the charming
young widow.
AMY Lovely name!" he rejoined, tax
ing her hand. 1T seems as IL | had known
you an age'---
ut has been at least three days n a
half" she murmured dreanily.
Haven't we had abundant opportunity
to get acquainted? Haven't we walked to
gether the whole length Of the Manufac.
lures building? Have we not been'-
But, Mr.. Spatchley, think Off
"Call me Harry" he pleaded, possessing
himself of her. other hand.
well, Harry, il you only knew
II don't want to know, dearest. My
heart tells me all / want to know. In my
faraway California homo l have often
dreamed OF Il time like this, when''--
california;? And my home is in New
England
at wouldn't make any difference to me
If you came from New Zealand!"
But, Harry
II know what you are going to say, This
IL sudden 1t isn't sudden. I've waited
more than three whole days, and my mind
was made up the minute / saw you! Don't
turn your head away, dear, u
~ " H. y "
II have a little surprise for you, Amy"
said the %enraptured young man half an hour
later, in some embarrassment. Excuse
nc n moment"
lie went out Of the room and returned
presently accompanied by n stout old lady
with II determined expression Of counte-
nance,
"My DEAR" he said, "this is my mother.
She--er-will live with us, you know"
80 glad! And have a little surprise for
you, too, Harry"
She left the room and returned in a mo-
ment with five fair haired little girls, ap.
parently ranging in age from 8 to ID.
"These are my little darlings, Harry" she
whispered. Lydia, Minerva, Penelope,
Rachel and Mehitable, kiss the gentleman.
He is to be your new papa."-Chicago
Tribune.
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0rqis Employment Agency.
sas North Main u Te,sphons 100

WANTEn
Twenty-Five railroad lAborere near Great
Fall, FREQ fare.
fifteen wool choppers; new tlmbe-, novsr
been CUT In; tools Furnished.
Woman cook for city,
ORRlB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
S2S North Main Street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BYs A COMP ETENT
try. address Z. II. fittorf, Great Falls, Mont.
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CITUATION WANTED BY WIDOW WITH
- son seven years old. position ~ house
keeper Tor w.dowsr or batchelor OF means; that
salary and comfortable home may be optainsd:
Mira, s. brown, 1887 twelfth street. Dss Moines.
Iowa.
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SITUATION WANTED - B. COMPETENT
~ woman 40 plain cook or housekseper; no
objections to the country. sO6 North l.odney
street, 80 w
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Pretty strong reasons for trying Dr.. Sare's
Catarrh Remedy. $500 il you AM b8cured.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A RkBPECTA-
, BILE woman 7" do cooking. work by the day
or month. AU6 breckenridge street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY
~ who has been trained as n teacher as lady's
companion. nursery goyernese. or sewing maid
helena,
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WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON.
- W. SPOKANE
J. r. Riggs .-.....P ostofios News Stand. Seattle
hsrcer d Nathan ...... loi g. escond St., Ssattls
Nsws Co. ......,W snstchea
Otto F. johnson Wena,chs,
funks News Depot ,..... Pacific Av., TaoomA
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THE MARK ETS.

J Ew 'CRF. ct. l3.-Bar silver, 72as
Go per-Dull.
7 Iaak
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
asuareisemsnra nn.se uas Aesa u,rs. .;n.,
!hif.
a,
y coachman from the east; can give Rood city
ro,. n01 ssra J OK Mork o. any KIND; can give
mani nrafsrred aduro"a u = th;s otrca
u.,y ~ ~r., ,.,,,.. "
Miss Stamps dressmaking ~parlors. Leiser
q nocAey oleoA.
~vx1AN1In ,u1uI, .Dp,r,,ur1,,,, :, 49,
in MIL
un1p ,v.~rrD u.1E
~.
- >IT,,, -
w az GOOD e. .dd,ass. Il h ar S s.1.sv anS Ur
Co.. nurserymen. Portland, oregon.
- "
WANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN TO RUN
security. Apply At News Office, n. T. a depot ""'
-
FOR hENr-FUhSlsHEn ooM
EoR RENT-Two NICELY FURNISHED
= rooms. ca suite Or single; board il desired.
700 r~-ns e.loee.
TOR Il Nr-COMpLETE FOR HOusE-
rooms in sn;ta. "a tSvo
from 46 TO S14 per month per suite. III >ixth
.venns ~ IVA o"' -' ~AA'"
MISCELLANEOUS.
RuY A FyI11r srANn
=. Az -. 1noepenoent'
pOPULAn HOOK OF DREAM AND STAN
L dard / or une Teller by mail. most maid. for
25c. Davidson Publishing Co.. Helena
VlZiRD'B MANUAL, SECRETS OF MIND
W leading. Magic and Ventriloquism, for
fishing Co.. helena. Mont.
,,,IM N.,.,,,,r,, -, ~ 49,,
INN MAMMO1n alCLoffoiA 4 VOLS,
paper covers. auJ pages each, embracing
SEQ; 'anillAr science, s'a,ls'ics, etc complete py
maj postpAiu. 1or q oo. ArAlg- 9aVldso on Pub
! SNUG u i'eiens' Alont'
- 4Co,page vol. by mail. post paid. for soc.
,io'R-DaVloson iuolishlns o. He!ena mont.
NICE place 10 Tn1U0 MO
b "a Nth psntar Z "Ao" ~ hoAhn. NJ
;. grade stations Tor sheep At reasonable
VAAkTkD-rO ADOPT A IJTrIE C1nI
w between the age of four ana Two nassa.
must be Of remarkable narentaga d. SoasGt
or address 2lS South living street, Helens NOV
tanA.
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CALIFORNIA.
R.C Wilbur ........I . ace Hotel. San FrsnoIsco
MINNESOTA.
Wilbur Tebbils. ...... Msr chants Hotel, Sc. Paul
Wila<d B. Dsnnts......... Hotel Ryan. 81 Paa
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SITUATION WANTED - EXPERIENCED
~ cook would like employment in boarding
house or private family. Inquire at VA BUTTE
avenue.
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RESTAURANTS
TAYLOR'S CAFE
TAYLOR d SPARROW, ProprietofA
First Class Oyster and Choir House.
Next to 4. N. Holtor hardware Store.
Ladies' entrance on jackson Street.
Everything First ClAss.

BRANDON CAFE
u MISSES THORPE d ERIKsoN. ProprietresSes
Corner Warren and sixth Avenue.
The best Regular Meal House in the city.
HomeIike cooking. Centrally located. Terms
reasonable.
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II know what you are going to say, This
IL sudden 1t isn't sudden. I've waited
more than three whole days, and my mind
was made up the minute I saw you. Don't
turn your head away, dear, u
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1nnAsUkx DEPAsTMsy1.
CY1TCE OF THE COMPTROLLER an sruu

WAsHIaoToN. 1. G., espt. Is. 1sos,
NoIiuE T. HERfbY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
Montana National Hank Of HsIsna:" Montana
thst the same must b prssen'sd to Ihoms. i.
within thrss months from this DAT. q, tkss 80,
- disalewsd. JAMES il. ECkELk
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UTAH.

COLORADO.
6nith d son...........s go Sixteenth st., Dsavm
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY
~ stenographer with first class recommends
tons from = st Paul publishing firm. Address
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A LICENSED
~ nurse. late OF san francisco. Address 6O2
Broadway.
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THE BRISTOL.
L FINLAY URQuuART. Proprietor.
Gas, elsctric light, steam heat. elevator. etrest
! cars to and from all depots every fifteen minutes,
Rooms BY the day. 500 to Sl.5u. Hoom4 by the
week 81. 70 and upwards. Corner Main and
State Streets. W
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Helena Employment Agency
n Edwards Street. Telephone $50.
W. b. Cook, Proprietor.
Situations Secured. Help Furnished.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE,

Advertisements unaes uL' hesa lhrss time
FREE.
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LOR RENr-COMpLETE FOR HOUSE
L keeping-Furnished rooms in suites Of two.
from 81 to $14 per month per suite. Az Slxth
avenue.
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Leading Hotels Of Helena.

GRAND CENTRAL,
VI WI. REED, Proprietor.
Centrally Loeatsa with al Modern Conysnisnoss
Neadquartars for
Commercial, mining aud husinsaa Men.
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THE WINDSOR HOUSE.
L European ana American Plan.
p. A. H~INCHEREAU, Tropristor
Steam Heat. Iates sl.2s per day and upwards,

THE PALMER HOUSE.
u. II. NULL oNEY Prop.
Kootns with all Modern Convenieness.. Special
Accom- odations for .TransisntA Location gem
trail. Ali Flectric cars pass tho door. Main
street, opposite first National Bank.
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FOR KlsNT-FUkNISHED ROOMS,
EOR RENT-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
= rooms. ea suite Or single; boar1 if desired.
83S Ewing street.
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HOTEL STuCKWELL.
IL G. A. STocKwELL. Proprietor.
A Family Hotel with all Modern Convenienoes
!, oms Comforts. A Superior Table;
Special Accommodations for Commercial Men.
Warren Street, Near Broadway.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-14

and seventeen and half to eighteen
inches at the bottom, with small
spring.
For half dress the style and finish
Will be practically the same as for
dress, but the coat will be from forty
three to forty-tive inches long. Ok
ford mixtures and grays in worsteds.
cheviots, vicunas, thibets, etc, will be
worn, tending to lighter shades as the
season advances.
The cutaVay suit this year more
than ever before rivals the double
breasted frock for day dress. Indeed
many whose taste in dress is above
reproach give it the preference. This
for reasons which arc obvious from it's
appearance. The coat W Ii be from
81 to 3S inches in length, and 1sI1
inches at the waist. The lowest but.
ton will be about 81 inches above the
waist seam whence the skirts will be
cut away with graceful curve and a
very narrow width at the bottom. Tho
roll will be of moderate length, from ;
to 81 inches long, edges single stitched
close and sleeves finished with n deem
rent closed with three buttons OK
ford and Cambridge mixtures will ha
much used for the fall suit or for coat
and vest only. The vest and trousers
Will be the same rs described. with
the double breasted frock
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The bumptiousness of every youn o.
man when they first begin to feel the
FUZZY down on their chins as sign
CT coming manhood has become a
proverh 1t hardly ever had better
illustration than in the action of the
boys of the Wesleyan university at
Middletown, Conn. The girls have
been admitted to equal privileges in
education with these young men.
Instead of accepting this as a matter
OF course, or rather feeling them
selves privileged to enter contest
with those who should call out their
best chivalrous impulses, these young
men feel aggrieved, and have formed
society to boycott the lady students.
Ibis is much too ridiculous to be re.
garded seriously even by those boy
cotted. If o college rule had pre-
scribed that girls and bows avoid
each others society, it could hardly
De enforced through college term.
let alone four years course. Ro-
fore another year these students will
learn enough of the etymology of
boycott to know that the word can
not be made to apply to girls.
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favorite materials, which were never
before made so beautiful, mellow and
elastic. There will be crepes, too, which
will be quite popular, dress broad
cloth or cloth finished worsteds, well
suited TO the purpose, and worsted
vicunas, which will be considerably
used by the extremely swell. Oxfords,
which are ultra, will probably become
more popular as the season ad-
vances, The shawl roll will con-
tinue to be the more popular, but the
peaked cape will still be worn by the
older and more staid.
The vest will be single breasted, I'M
less of white Or tinted silk; will close
with three buttons two and half
inches apart, or four buttons two
inches apart, and will have a narrow
collar with straight crease. If double
breasted there will be three buttons on
each side, spaced two and quarter
inches. More frequently than last
year the vest will be made up of the
same material as the coat, but many
good dressers will prefer silk. An ele-
CANT trimming for silk vests is an edg-
ing of narrow silk braid, called tresse
de gilet, which shows in fancy tubu-
lar cord effect.
There will be no side stripe on the
trousers this year, but handsome
edge border on the material will take
its place. Some will wear side seams
ornamented with soutache braid, or
soutache bordered on each side with
tracing braid. The trousers will be of
medium width, averaging eighteen to
eighteen and half inches at the knee
and seventeen to seventeen and a half
inches at the bottom, we'll followed
over the insteps and with slight
spring.
The Tuxedo will retain the only
place it ever really habitat of
negligee coat to be worn whenever
the dress coat can be dispensed with
Longer and fuller of skirt than ever
Will be the double breasted frock,
whether for dress or half dress. For
day dress it will be made of black
worsted, thibet or some other dressv
fabric, and will range from forty one
to forty-three inches in full length,
with waist length of eighteen and a
half inches for man of average
height. Ample lapels will mark the
height of style, well peaked and roll
ing to the third button hole. The roll
will be silk faced to the holes, and the
edges will be single stitched or bound
to initiate cord, and the sleeves will
be finished with deep rents, closed
with three buttons.
The vest worn with this coat will
usually be of the same material.
Fancy vestings will be worn to some
extent, however, and may be either
single or double breasted, with a V
shaped opening. The single breasted
vest will open about fifteen inches for
a man of average height, will be
twenty-five and a half inches long,
close with five buttons and have a
notched collar. The double breasted
vest will have four buttons, will be
twenty-six inches long and will have
well peaked, separate lapels
A fine stripe of unobtrusive check
will be the correct thing for the
trousers, which will be nineteen t.
nineteen and half inches at the lr7ee
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The report that the czar of Russia
will abdicate and spend one or two
years in the United States studying
our government and people is one of
the strangest that has lately been
set ahoat No doubt the car is
heartily tired of the dangers to
which he is exposed. but if he comes
to this country there are many OF
his former subjects here who were
expelled from their homes He NAV
wish, should he come here, that he
had not been so cruel to the thou
sands who have found refuge here.
But in the free air of the United
States, the most violent Anarchists
In Europe lose part of their old
ferocity- He would probably not be
plotted against in private life. 1t is
reported that the youngest son of
the car is to be acting car during
the absence of his father