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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-11
LOCAL MENTION.

S. V. THOMPSON receives fresh
oysters every day.
A NEW lot of ladies shirt waists
for fall and winter, at Smiths.
GET your razors honed at Adam
Bowers barber shop.
For BanisteT Shoes go to
Hirschn1an's Patent leather
and enamel, $3.50
Go TO S. V. Thompson's restaur-
ant for your fresh fish and oysters.
GET your razors honed at Adam
Bowers barber shop.
j. G. McVicker, Druggist, for pure
drugs and fine soaps.
THE new things in dry goods,
silks and dress trimmings at Smiths
are all right. SO are the prices.
BEST LAUNDRY in the city. Only
first class work will be done, gloss
or domestic. We guarantee not to
be hard on clothes. Lace curtains
speciality, beautiful style, guaran-
Geed Always square, per pan ~ Seo.
The Empire Steam Laundry, Walnut
street, Morgantown, w. Va.
Our ladies and misses wraps are
surprising everybody. Style, fit and
lowness of price are the special fea-
lures. Hirsehman'
Wo have received our line of Water
Proof Shoes.
WATERS & WHITTINToN.
CALL S. V. Thompson's restaurant
on Bell telephone No. ia for oys.
tiers or fresh fish.
SMITHS have blankets at 45c to
$3.50 pair, comforts 65c to $500.
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ALGER'o ANSWER.
1t Is said to BE Unsatisfactory-WiIl Be
Asked For Supplement
tai Report.


tai Report.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-Secretary AL
ger has sent an answer to the war in
vestigating commission, which, in the
words of one of the commissioners, "does
not answer.
''In the first place." said this commits
sioner, 1--WE asked who had been infu-
entail in selecting the camp sites. The
only answer vouchsafed is that General
Lee selected the camp at Jacksonville.
I do not think any other camp is men,
toned But this omission will, no
doubt, be remedied in the supplemental
report for which we will call on Secre-
tary Alger."
In addition to the Jacksonville camp
matter, covers on these points,
The selection of Tampa as point of
embarkation; Rear Admiral Simpsons
dispatch the cause of Fastening troops
to Santiago: Commodore Remy's dis
patch the cause of the subsequent delay
of the troops. Discussion of these topics
exhausts the report.
No attempt seems to have been made
to explain the causes of the hardships
suffered by the soldiers in Tampa.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-11
LUMBER YARD
P1 "A nin g M i l l
VS.. MONTGOMERY & co.

VIII carry a complete line of Build
ing Material in stock, such as Frame
Lumber Siding, Flooring, Ceiling,
Moulding, sheating, Shingles, Plas-
tering, Lath, Doors, Windows and
Frames, Nantes, Stairs and Porch
Work and Inside Furnishings our
speciality.
Good stock, prompt delivery and
reasonable prices our motto. Call
and see us at TYGARD MANU-
FEATURING CO., old Factory.
Estimates for buildings complete
furnished on application.
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Election Commissioners.

The county court has appointed
the following to be election commits
sioners in the coming election in the
various precincts of the county. The
districts and precincts in which
they are to serve are as follows:
Battelle district-No. /, Wise, /.
u. Robinson, Jacob l.. Wise and
Miles Strosnider No. 2, Cross
Roads, Thos. Stiles, Stephen Taught
and E. c. Tenant. No. 3, Wades-
town, Stephen Chisler, S. S. White
and j. d. Haynes.
Clay district-No l, Mooresville,
A. B. Price, Titus Lemley and Nah
lon Tenant. No. 2, McCurdysville,
NJ. L. Cordray, A. S. Kennedy and
f. j. Tenant. No. 3, hometown, L.
j. Piles, j. w. Berry and Morgan
Conner
Cass district-No. |, Cassville, G..
C. Core, Josephus Cole and w. P.
Barker No. 2, Vaudeville, W. H.
Courtney, T. G. keenan, and Loren
70 Davis
Clinton district-No /, Smith
town, Thos G.. Holland, S. S. Swish
er and Lem Watson. No. 9, Halleck,
E. A. Williams, Chas. Duncan and
Freeman Kelley No. 3, Bixlers,
John Howell, Esq, Chas. G. Howell
and Solomon Frum.
Grant district-No. l, Georgetown
Jas. S. Thorn, Jas. H. Cordray and
J. J. Barker. No 2, Laurel Point,
Charles Martin, Geo. W. Snider, Jr.
and Uriah Camp No. 3, West Nor
gantown, Eliza Hess, A. Eiseminger
and Marion Eakin.
Morgan district-No l, Court
House, Jas. N Davis, S. A. Posten
and John Alexander. No. 2, Mu-
nicipal Hall, w. T. Harner, C. L.
Hare and L. W. Joseph. No 3,
South Morgantown, H. Stansberry,
S. A. Barker and c. n. Reay. No. A,
Dellslow, Capel Holland, NJ. r. Nuce
and j. p. Burbridge No. 3, Seneca,
John M. Tough, d. b. Waters and
Geo. Rosenmerkel.
Union district-No Cheat Neck,
Chris Jennewine, Thomas Ryan and
Oliver Bates. No. 2, Stewartstown.
w. Fl, Shoyer, Lewis Conn and J. F.
Ross. No. 3, Easton, Lot Stewart.
w. M Shaffer and c. V. Hare
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STARTED FOR HOME.
Sixteenth Pennsylvania, With General
Ernst, Returning From
Porto Rico.

PONCE. Porto Rico, Oct. 11.-General
Oswald H. Ernst, with his staff and the
Sixteenth Pennsylvania volunteers with
all the convalescents of that regiment,
left ON the Minnewaska for New Y ork.
The quartermaster has been instructed
to provide every possible comfort for
the troops, ailing or we'll.
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Governor smith Better.

Los ANGELES, CAL, Oct. 1.-THE
condition of Governor Smith of the SOL
diers' home at Santa Monica, who was
recently shot by an inmate of the home,
was so much improved that he was able
to sit up He will undoubtedly recover.
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Union Improvement 60.
SuppIierS Of Natural Gas 4 Water.
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING

All who contemplate having plumb
ing or gas fitting done should consider
that little saving in first cost is not
always economy. We buy our goods
at first hands, strictly for cash. We
have expert plumbers and will guar
antee all work, at prices as low as
consistent with first class material
and workmanship. We will be here
to protect our work as long as gas
lasts and people use water.
This is point worth considering
Remember everything first class and
work guaranteed to be according to
the most approved sanitary regula-
tions.
Welsbach Lights Reduced to sl25.
Large mica chimneys 40c extra. We
are the only authorized agents for
the genuine ''Welsbach." All other
incandescent lamps are infringements.
$500 reward for the conviction OF
any one selling spurious burners as
"W"
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-11

If dame Nature had made part Of
the chestnuts into apples while she
was at it DO one would have kicked.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. II. - General
Brooke, at Ponce, reported that Private
Charles Sanders, Company A, Third ar
tillery, died there Sunday of typhoid
fever
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Pittsburg is also a Mecca this
week.
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The notice was given the Spaniards
to get out of Cuba last April In
August they promised to go but they
are there yet.
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With the price of chestnuts down
to sixty cents bushel the fruit will
be as unappreciated to the country
people as the ancient joke.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-11

Thank heaven we don't have to
stand the attack of drum corps that
the Knights will get down the river
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OF course everybody is going to
Clarksburg to see the foot ball game
The trip can be made going and
coming in two days.
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The towns around will be deserted
but there will be no loneliness in
Pittsburg while it is going on.
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The millinery openings here are
all right but they have to take a
back seat when the specials go
through.
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When you get to Pittsburgh you
can be sure that all the other nota-
bles are there
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Atlantic city can sympathize with
Terra Alta as they have both had big
fires.
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If fine feathers made fine birds
some of the birds that have gone
through here would be the best that
ever.
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Navigation from the mouth OF
Cheat to Ices Ferry may be reality
in the course of time.
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In addition to his other virtues
Lieutenant Clifford seems to have
been an industrious liar.
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There are lots of smoke consumers
in the smoky city this week.
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About the only things that are not
rushing to Pittsburg this week are
the rivers.
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-, t S.....'o EXPOSITION
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Modern W God ina q n.

Tire Modern Woodmsu 81 America viii
give All open meeting n the Third Avenue
theater on mex: Friday evening. a. which
they invite ali lovers % fraternity ~ 10
present \ splendid programme will e
given. consisting OF addresses. music, reci-
;ations. etc. al an enjoyable entertain
ment Is assured. Hon. r. = Murphy. ~
Leaveaworsn. Kan. and Head Physician
DR.. J. Il. Hihben. II Kansas City. VII de-
liver addresses. and some OF the best local
talent in t1e city will assist in the pro-
xramme. There will BE no admission Zee.
Members OF other fraterEsitieS and taeir
ladies are especially invited 10 BE- present.
II * the intention OF the LOCAL organization
Elliott Bay Camp. No. 5.l5,. 10 make this
a frafeTnaI event ard IS members extend i
fraterna! welcome 20 all.
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WAGON ROAD TO GAIFNA.
work Almost Completed. But More
Subscriptions Are Needed.

The wagon road from Index to l;alena
III 20 completed within a bout Two weeks,
y tae subscriptions promised tre pad W,
and the mining men Oh silver TToaple-
some. Salmon. How ard Inst and Troat
creeks a.H then have an out.ei TO the rail-
TOAD. over winch they tan take IA sup
phfs and take oat ole. The wo5k IL Being
pushed VIII energy. under the direction Of
l.. 4 Kruger % Snohomisa. whO gave
the following review q! * = a PosI-intel-
igenrer representative,
We h4se built road through from In
deN - 12iena except i gap ot a.yogt one
Ust aG3 bridge across Salmon creek on
%hica Tc ara n5H WORKING. We have done
oaiy temporary augk on the IL miles of
T9ad through district 40. 81 untl ~ real
IL on che Grea, Northern tax of s1s..
which the couaty has agreed 70 donate for
thH work The railroad compluy has Of
fertd 20 settle AZ ~ cent, on the dollar.
bus the county bass geflas.b 20 make any
fs,tt' ton ana Il X proposed 10 sell the
claim - some person who viii enforce col
iecf.oa ana ben In hsud over the proceeds
81 our rJsd fund All ;be taxpayers 10 Dis
j.ict q have signed a pe1it.on To the com
71i4ss4Esr% FOR thu removal 81 William An
defson rs supervisor. on the ground that
b" has neglected bis dufies and she ap-
iointmeut ~ Joseph eulgle3 who is fore
man OF the road gang TIE road il entirely
on hish land. wherc the frcshets cannot
reach IL. and waera the Snow lies ana a.
lows sieishug IN winter.
We have obtained sallsser4pt lions from
TIE mine ownsrs ~ over s. go ana have
collected So ~ this sum ard have pad
aAuu. SO NJ. + Downs. one 0f he own
"fs ~ the Trout c,rek claims. went over
she road ard mo- asoa.r stR what good
wa-k We were doing thar ne paid 50 70
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the apex Of the mountain. ard s. 20 feet
deeper than any other workings la the
camp. thus demonstrating coUclusiEsiy that
there are well defined and high grade leads
al de4ta ia tie district.
\ strke IS also reported In the Lost
Horse claim.
Tie senator lode. owned by Harry Llley
ard NJ. Miner. in their seventy -foo. tun-
nal, have last run into a fine ore body. but
no assays have yet been obtained
The God Ref Mines Company IS push
ins on The Gold Rect with all possible dis
patch. Their initial work 4 the advancing
~ Il tunnel on the reef. which Is now in
about twenty-six feet, aud shows a strong
and well defined vein about nine feet wide
IN the face. Assay values from the ledge
have heretofore been rather Low. but the
formation is rapidly changing and becomes
muca softer IN the last few feet, ard he
returns show much higher grade Of mir
er4I
4 strike is also reported by Supt. Stcv-
ens0n. If the Qu!,p mine. bu, as they have
not cross-cut the ere body the fun exter.t
Of Il cannot yet be told. although conceded
TO oe very big proposition by competent
judges.
Frospec,ors from TIE south half have had
quite 4 number of assays made. and the
returns are unusualiy high from So 70 $50
on the surface b-.iug usually occurred
though some assay have been had going
up into the Thousands bu. ot course your
correspondent is prepared 70 accept sslc1
wonderful returns with several grains Of
allowance.
About twenty-five miles south % Repub-
Hc 1Fd forty niles north ~ Wilbur q new
district has recently been opened up tho
renter OF which Is The town Of Richmond
located II the east shore OF the classic
sans Po4.. There are a number Of rich
claims IN this district which have most
ex 2"li@rt surface slowing. The groupings
show up prominently on the surface. and
larry encouraging values Among these Is
n" Last Chance owned by Ellsworth &
Gibson The eroppr;gs are about thirty
tfet " 5'Ie and from seven % tn feet above.
tie sHrface, and from s. 70 81 ASSAYS hav.
oe'1 had. Active deVel0pu1, p. work is now
haiug pushed Another property which
gives great promise * the Black Prince.
owae1 ~ D~. p. p Causey. william
Cray and ~. Chssherlin. On the divide
between 1he N@<pelim ara about fv, M les
trom re Sans Fcil Is situated tfa famous
Davis group. owned hy Joe DAVIS and
ot'ess The Groupings or the surface show
tet - ui-e feet Wide ana I'VE sss,t.s
have Aren Lad. summing rem SIS "a So ia
@aif ara silver principally rolt Mr.
la'..- Harvey. ~''?eunteri r. - the re-
;tfA- 1t;ae. y on" ~ the owners - this
J'f = k'"s ooe 3f t.e bost kro~n s.ss-
= '~~~ 2nd s~ -o1i . Judge - rpirns as
t"-fs rs rn* er-.d has , rtf,--t.. ~
+t.7.- ~ -e- --~t~Naaon arf -. = r
80 tt- .t~m g -at sfs .ors es-
5er 81 All wzs k~ay. aisu taat .es.- -
.s~ Iaan IS coz. -~va..ee
onI feI.st
d+~F.. eeR IS going IN IN VIA
@.' - f#. '"ate~ District. aiout
f""".} - f- ~Hta e &, hnoaA
F-ln~s-psf~ fut.-ss..y ,to.,. 49,. t..z.-
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egnle.
IN ire Cleopatra work tsas 5=er fenag1-
yaYGiy sxsp@zsses or fas sgssG9Se ore ssacect.
wfleA has heen 8-@.ad 80 a sssgeh ~ ~
feet nY asCsf 50 fast - rannsEsng and
fs@ deyeiogcpe1s - ta& great orz sssoc.
which e@aES c.. TIE fGe~wza aas beggn- 4
sgrses aas 1@e1 E-lven D. te@. ard E-sG1E
CT ne tse@ - inches os ovs csTTyfrg gray
copper. sstaek zs3Yer =spas5e4 zna rhite
aro. 81 = zsnzgse q capitalized quartz
A sasF2ei hss b~en srsxen = feet ard &
VINE sunk 81 fe~t IN re Aee~-E-p Ard
ssowE feet - ere n s5e tGnls. and =
33chss A. sas root % she iaze. T@@ o~e
earr1A- ant nsor.laI silver z lttse gasessA
ane aYsenopYrste. ard avs-agns about sses
xol3 ard sl.Ter. rl0seET tse latter. Work
continues 1T TO tfgnn@i.
Joar r SrsY@rs Eho rs=ee1tfy 5oggn. NE
Apr or &oasy creek aas pgT - 1Sv@s-
os1rsent ln ehargE q Jo8r &st9n@y ~
SKI kon3zs. wao was a. eornrs aioa IN the
receur9-s1saes % fbe lszze4de mountains
fcr fhs Great Sost5ern railroad. ard ~
tAs discovery If ths E-eveHz pass The
iowsF tunnel zaIea sas tn ~ feat Win
inches q slipping oEe FL tas face. has
hesc e1seYs1@t e. fest II rsn Tor ,, 1ees
through 4 sAost u inches OF 81 ors, BE-
siees lS.er grade cprcsasF&tinz Gre ard
81 ire !a~t fer fe@t has run 4ato another
ssoot sNven srcaes VIDE ard 81 IRE sane
gFaSs
TIT fapaeI = being extended or the
f5aleel TNfnneI group OF Salmon creek ana
Slows good ore
There il 20 rssson xhy ore should rot
b s5llGpes from Miller river . TIRE cognty
would rsga.r tbs road ard re3aild the low
sr bridge *hlcn @as ~as.asd O., la-: far.
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IN THE LODGE ROOM.
\. u. L. W.


Columbia Lodge, No 2. is making better
progress TOW in securing new members,
there being from four 10 five candida ess
initiated al each meeting The prizes Of
fered by the Grand lodge officers and by
the lodge .tse,f may furnish some induce
ment 20 the members 10 make extra exer-
t.oa. or il may be the result OF the or
ganiZatton of competitive teams for secur-
Ing members. X IS understood that an
oyster supper for both teams, 10 be paid
for by the losing team. IS a part OF he
incentive 20 such increased activity
The second degree IS row given in am
pijfed form. the lodge having secured A
splendid lantern for the screen work. The
pictures are good and ada 2reatIy To an
already impressive ceremony. On last
Friday evening the entertainment commit
tee furnished some chGiee refres arnents.
ard the usual card games followed tina
closing OF the lodge. The most important
event OF the evenings work was the &C.
ton o. the lodge IN giving 500 u the benz
1T fund being raised FOR the assistance %
Walter +. T4aud1n. Mr.. I.andon Is 2 mem
Der Of Evergreen lodge. No. .. who has
through the entertainments ~ disease be-
come helpless - care for him Se.f and FAM
lily, and the members ~ his .odge and the
Wooduan lodge 20 which ne also belonged.
have arranged f@r benefi, entertaln-
rrert ard bal - To- given in his behalf on
The evening ~ August 1 a Wilson's hail
In re new Collins building. The matter
OF assisting TIE brother VAS presented 20
Columbia lodge hy the joint committee in
his Interest. with ne result that The l0d a.e
purchased 500 worth - the tickets 20 tha
hail and then gave the tickets back 20
thu committee 70 b. sold again.
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The many members ana friends % this
orjar. which IS among the leading fraternal
orders ~ the country. w.ii be- pleased %
learn that Supreme Warden r. \ Parish
has been SsDt 20 this stare q remain I'LL
a grand council l. organized In order 20
30 this the enhership ~lN have - b. r.
creased 20 I.'s.t - Tire state when r grand
eounrA can 10 c-Es 1ize~3 win hszaq-iar-
te.s i0 Seattle - the councils here. of
p1ica there are three. MI work "a XII
the mem ershjp i'm This ~..y .srrer then 81
.s elsewhere. Mr.. Parish instituted "a grand
council in Nebraska last year and also has
5u. about rad - organize sn California
Ranisr Council q lt@ last meeting added
three % rs rol, two ~ cara and ore By
Irritation
Thomas Bank PES, ~eeert % Golden
Vest Council. so F'rtre.se0. and r. g
Hodgkirs past -eEeit 7a3 secretary II tne
saras cJ'gaeH. Ne in Dan !azt week
Eain.9- Council y "a have Imitation AZ 81.
-"yt regular meeting. M~rse-s Rla plaas.
ao-a inst tle neH zS>+.s~ 07ent rate hssIrs
next ul1rt4-
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Seattle. Tsrst. No :, nsId The regular re-
vsax Friday evening. SIR Knight COM
rnander Oliver having recovered srusn his
recent Illness, 81 u9ied the chair
Among ne visitors present were slr
Knights r Hendricks % Tent No 81,
Slisr.S. Mich.. ard J. L. Morris. * Tent
No. !. Pasadena. Cal.
There weEe four applicants elected n
membership and two candidates initiated
IN the Protection degree.
After the usual order Of business cards
and other pas;i.Tses vxeEe n order and tae
members enjoyed themselves til q lasa
hour.
Tire Eext regular review occurs Friday
evening. JAY SO y good attendance Il de-
sired Visiting Sir kn.gats are always
welcome
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Of the present expedition are in the whole
similar TO those OF the hansen expedition.
The expedition carries Krag-J0rge nson
rifles os Sc miiemeter caiiher Petroleum
will be used for lighting purposes instead
OF electricity. The wiDcnllN which pro-
vided rhe electric power in the last expe-
dillon was very cumbersome ana great
care had 70 be observed in order 10 ma n
tain it, as Il vas exposed 10 the clemens
and always MAS more or less in need II
repairs. Besides the electrical, appliances
take Up too much valuable sDace. Petre-
ieun VIII also be used for cooking pur-
poses. Fram's cid library, largely sum. g.
meuted. Was taken along
The second IN command on the Franz
is Marine Lieut Hans Adotph Victor Bau-
man, MO viii also have charge Of ne
astronomical work Of the expedition. Tn,
other members Of the expedition are Len.
Glnnerius Insvaid Tsacksen. DR.. John
syendsen, Or. Per Scf1ei. the mlneral7gist;
o'uf R0aness. first mate: +. l. Henrikson.
second mate; Kari Bernhard Olson. fist
engineer; Jacob 3. Nodtredt second anqI-
neer; Owe Braskerud and Rudolph Sta}fz.
sl!emen. Adoiph II. Tiadstrcrn stewart
ana cook; Srene fiassc, waiter ana cah5n
roy Ivan Foshe'rr. assistant map maker:
y Edward Bay. Dare. zoo.ogist and geo
osian. and Herman Simmons. the only
Swede IN the expedition. botanist.
Inc Knights Of Or.heUs is ne name Of
a society OF Swedish student singers 7rs,o
are Known as che hest Singers IN F.uroUc
recently The singers. who represent the
flowers of Young Sweden. gave A cancer,
tour through Denmark aud Germany ,rhs
German emperor invited tho singers 70 the
palace IN Berlin The singers were shown
into A large salon, ard had iust e-rouned
,na:nselves expecting 70 greet Ernpeor
" iihe'n with song as Ia entered the
salon. when the folding doors were n,,s7aa
aside ard the emperor and empress ,,f;h
few close friends were discovered in tfe
adjoining salon hre1kfasring tn ire
ciirking - The glasses and tho rafting a.
forks ani knives he sttiaar.ts sang co,l-l@
a. Swedish songs. When the breakfast
waS over IL. emperor arosa ami a,iy-anrfcc,
into The salon thanked the singers for f,,r-
n!sa!rg his table music Then 10 invited
them % take champagne breakfast in
another par. az the gafara Several C,f the
singers. highly lnCeEsa8 a. the rarrer In
which ttev We treatr+ Ike German
travelling musicians ~ pad Singers. adj
Ec.&'Nt leaving The castle without accept
tns me .0V'ta;.ou 20 oreah ass But IN
ord p 20 avoid I0hliH scandal and 4
"~ea o. 1u"ttn weia might rot be
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