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The Iola register., 1902-01-17
BETHEL.
LELA CuNNINGHAM. L

LEILA CUNNINGHAM, Correspondent.
Mrs. Fursman's brother, Carl John
son, from Ill. and Hanna Johnson
from X. G. visited her last week.
Mr.. Henderson is quite sick. DR..
Cope of Humboldt is attending him.
Mrs. Samp and daughter Rose went
to Humboldt.
Mrs. Maxwell visited her daughter
Mrs. Lindsey last Tuesday.
Misses Ida Baker and Katie Kamp
ing visited our school last week: also
Misses Edith Harmon, Josie Weith
Edna Tredway of Allen Center, have
visited it since our last report,
Messrs. and Mesdaues Fursman and
Seymour attended the lodge and
oyster supper of the F. A. A. at
Humboldt, last Friday night.
Our teachers had school, last Sat
urday,to make up the Friday after
Thanksgiving.
Matte Woodard is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs Hamilton and daughter Maude
and Mrs. George Lytle visited Mrs. A
Cunningham last Thursday.
The Iola register., 1902-01-17
PRAIRIE VIEW
Miss Hattie Wllber Correspond ent

Jan l3-Mr Williamson and wife,
and Mr. Johnson and wife visited Mr.
Guy Keller's Sunday.
Mrs Belle WILDER and her little
daughter Mabel visited Mrs c V
Bakers Sunday.
Mr. Henry Palstring has rented Mr.
Fageps place for the coming year.
Mr. Johnnie and Freddie Lassaman
and Willie Malsbary visited Mr. Mel
lie Baker Sunday.
Ye scribe and brother Clark spent
Saturday and Sunday near lola.
Mrs. Guy>Keller and Mrs William
son was shopping ir HUMBOLDT Satur.
day.
Mr. John Hartsock made business
trip to Chanute Thursday.
Mr. Walter Simmons called at Geo
Becker's Monday morning.
The Iola register., 1902-01-17
NORTH MAPLE GROVE.
LoRA FIFE. Correspondent


Jan. 10. Chris Trontwine has come
home from Ft. Scott where he has been
employed for some time.
Messers Gregg, Cain and families
spent New Years day atClark Greggs
near Diamond.
Our mail carrier has recovered from
his attack of chicken-pox and is once
more on the route.
Mrs 7 N Funston is in very poor
health. She suffers with pleuresy on
on the slightest exposure.
Mable Veyre is studying telegraphy
at the Carlyle office.
Mr. and Mrs w M Williams and A
e Funston visited at Il N Funston s
over Sunday.
Mrs E ID Cain has returned home
from lola where she has been careine
for Mrs Chas Cain who has had ty.
phoid fever.
Edna Ball and Theta Brewer of [ ola,
visited Maple Grove school and called
on friends here during vacation.
Grace Ball spent part of her vaca'
tion at Maple Grove.
Sherman Kirkwood has plastered
and repaired the house on the farm he
recently bought and is getting ready
to take possession.
Robert Jordan and family have
moved to lola.
Gladys and Theo Virgins have
had ,cEieken-pox.
The Iola register., 1902-01-17
SOUTH MAPLE GROVE AND GEN.
TRIAL AVENUE,

GEORGE M. LASH, Correspondent.
Jan. l3-Mr Mauslbury was plaster
ing at Mr. Holcomb's last week.
Mrs Wolf and daughter of Wood
son county is visiting her sister Mrs
Roehl.
Ye Scribe while in lola last Satur-
day called on the editor of this paper.
Fred Roehl who has been working in
Chanute last week came home Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs Maxwell made trip
to lola last Tuesday.
Mrs Roehl will go to Kansas City
this week to doctor.
Mr. Burson of Bethel visited his
son Ed Burson Sunday, and Mr. Fos-
ter and family at Albert Butts.
Mr. and Mrs Curfman visited at
Russell Hottenstein last Sunday and
j Z Van Ski\er and wife were the
guest of Mr. Hottenstein's Sunday af-
ternoon.
Some from our vicinity attended the
oyster supper at Center Grove Satur-
day night.
Grandpa Bacon of old Elsmcre was
visiting old acquaintance in this vi
cinity one day last week.
Fred Pieper jr., called on Mrs Wood
Sunday evening.
John Gardel visited at Mr. Pieper's
Sunday.
Osie Laver still makes his weekly
call at Mr. Pieper's Fri dayevening.
Mrs Halstead's children have been
sick for the past two weeks, but are
better at this writing.
VIM. Voss and family visited at Mr.
Gerken's Sunday.
The Iola register., 1902-01-17
a birthday surprise was perpetrated

a birthday surprise was perpetrated
on n l', Smith Dec. 9th but we
did not hear of it until yesterday.
hesnar Mcconnell of Iowa is here
having moved back "They all do
sooner or later"
John Vickers and Fred Nader sold
their cattle last week.
We understand Mr. Vickers has old
corn to sell.
Mr. Beauchampe and family and
other friends visited Mrs r. A Hardy
Sunday.
Harry Hardy and wife expect to
move this weekto the Sam Jones farm
recently bought by II A Hardy.
Mr. and Mrs Harris go this week to
their new home at Humboldt.
Charles Hazes of Iowa is visiting at
Mr. McConnell's.
The Iola register., 1902-01-17
CENTER GROVE.
Belle Reynolds, Correspondent


Jan 13-Carl and Ollie Russell OF
Fair View visited at Mrs Reynolds
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev Booze will preach at Center
Grove Saturday evening, Sunday and
Sunday evening.
Grace and Addie Hamilton we're the
guests of Mayme Clarkson of Cottage
Grove Saturday.
Frank Gibson and Leila Foster OF
Maple Grove called on ye scribe Sun
day evening.
There was party at ] Ohm Geisler g
Tuesday night.
Belle Thuney visited her sister, Mrs
Reynolds near Fair View last Thurs
day.
Russell Thompson and Edith Butts
Of Maple Grove visited at Mr. Dale's
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Geisler of Oakland Wis
tied at Mr. Binger's Sunday.
The Iola register., 1902-01-17
MORAN.
last week

Mrs. II. l.. Bassett. Correspondent.
Jan 13-Tillie Gollan of LaHarpe,
spent the Sabbath with relatives here.
A new little daughter is a welcome
addition to the Mason family.
Mr. Sutherland from Carlyle was in
town Friday.
Mrs w A Ross went to lola last
Tuesday afternoon and returned in the
evening.
Bella Wright returned to Emporia
last Tuesday. He is student at the
college.
a daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs d w Bowman Monday.
Miss Wren came from Kincaid last
week and is spending some time at her
uncle's LC Caldwell's.
George Ross returned to Ottawa
Tuesday to. resume his studies. He
is taking a business course at the Uni
versily.
DR. and Mrs Jewell drove to Carlyle
Tuesday returning Wednesday.
While there they were the guests
OF Lillian Smith.
Mary Earring, after spending the
holidays with relatives returned We'd
nesday to Ottawa. She is member
OF the senior class at the University.
The McGlashans entertained last
Wednesdayievening in honor of Mr.
and Mrs Frank Smith who returned
from their wedding trip the preceding
day.
c c Pettingill and family are max
ing their home here temporarily while
he seeks new business location.
Last Monday Lille McGinnis vent
home and found the stove red hot and
the curtains aid paper beginning to
flame. With creditable presence of
mind she put out the fire, unaided, as
none others knew of it and she direct
ed all her energies to extinguishing
the flames.
On Thursday there was orief fight
with fire at the home of Moses Eber-
sole and the two houses south of it.
AS in the two other fires during the
week the danger originated in the
cook stove. In this instance the floor
was burned out about three feet one
way and six feet the other.
Mrs Kenmore of lola came out last
Saturday to assist in organizing a
Loyal League, of which Artie Palmer
will take charge. Twenty-Five members
were secured and the League will meet
each Saturday afternoon. On Sab
bath evening a union service was held
at the Presbyterian church when a
good number enjoyed Mrs Kenmore's
interesting letter on PETERS AriLh-
metic.
Last Tuesday morning Edna Keith
returned to Emporia to continue her
college course. About five O'Clock
that afternoon her fathers residence
was found to be on fire. Friends and
neighbors came quickly when the
alarm was given and within half an
hour the flames were extinguished.
The fire originated in the kitchen,
where the gas had not been entirely
turned off after breakfast. Mr.. Keith
had been too busy to go home at noon
and the increased pressure caused
the fire. When the flames reached
the roof they made suchrapid headway
The Iola register., 1902-01-17
OSAGE VALLEY.
j. W. STOUT. Correspondent

Jan. 13.--Mr and Mrs Beatty Of
Ottawa. Kansas, arehere visiting their
many friends.
Mr. and Mrs McGurk went to La
Harpe Tuesday and visited II II Jones
and family while there.
Ora Doughty left Monday for Pitts
burg Kansas, to visit his sisters and
brother.
Mr. Dawson and family spent Sun
day with George Warren and wife.
Bert Warren went to Kincaid We'd
nesday.
Mrs Eva Doughty and children Wis.,
tied Mrs Ida Mccoy Tuesday.
Mr. Louis Webb and family of Kin
caid visited Mr. and Mrs Hines Sun
day.
The Iola register., 1902-01-17
DIAMOND.
MRs. I. w. JONES. Corr

Mrs. t. W. JONES. Correspondent.
Jan. l4-Fred Carpenter came home
from Ft. Scott last week and is now
sick at his fathers.
George Stewart of Harper county
but late of Pomona was recently mar
ried at Pomona and stopped on, his
return trip to Harper with his bride
to visit his sister Mrs Nora :Vickers.
Dolph Mater of Chanute who has
been visiting with Mr. Cases family
has returned to his home.
The Iola register., 1902-01-17

that the entire F1of had to be removed.
All Of the furnit3Fe was moved out Of
the house. 1t is hoPea the insurance
will cover all losses
The Iola register., 1902-01-17

To sell two pair OF peafowls, sue
cessful hot-air incubator, capacity
264 eggs, number one Story&Clark
organ. I. PORT.
The Iola register., 1902-01-17

Rev Anderson of Ft. Scott visited
Mr. McGurk's Friday.
Mrs johnson of Bronson visited
Mrs Howard Saturday and Sunday,
The Iola register., 1902-01-17
YOU KNOW wHATYOUARE TAKING

When you take Groves Tasteles
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle show
you that it issimplyIron and Quinw
a tasteless fern. No Cure, No Pay
20 cents.
The Iola register., 1902-01-17
Farm Loans.

Farm Loans.
Five percent enterest, reasonable
commission. Call or write l. H. Kas-
beer. lola, Kansas.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

Bielten. On bic Stele @ir9ops trat
Rrofefor 81. Sobannes Orth bon
9Gttinsen, an bieienise 9erbarbts
Rrufefor Or. 5rieori9 araus bon
Nearaa.
Sobaanes Ortb 1T elm S9iiler Dir
dptps. gr tpurbe 1847 gu Walmez
&b, Rafau, seboren unb betrieb feline
.mebisinii9en Stubien in Bonn unb
Berlin; 1870 promopirte CT in Bonn
init elmer Stubie iibsr ben 8au unb
BE guttptdlung Der 2bmpbbriiien gum
Sottor. ginise 53eit fp6ter trat Srtb
iA bic Bonner patbolosti9e uniperfi<
atsanftalt als Nffiftent Elm. SIN
Sabre 1873 tpurbe Srtb na9 Berlin
9sosen, um fi4 am @ir4op'f9en sSns
fitute gu betbGtisen. Sier perblieb er
tinf Sabre. Sn biefer 3eit fertiste ct
Tine 3eibe bon @rbeiten, bic linn cine
eef9dbte Ste1ung unter ben beutfden
Yatbolpsen perf9afften. 9ie 8erliner
fntbologif6zanatomii9e uniperiitGtsz
4aftalt ftanb bamals in bober 8liitbe.
nater ben 45fi5tenten 8tr9ops belt
nan an erfter Stelle umi9au, tpenn
es salt ben 2ebrftubl Der patbolosifden
Enutomie on elmer beutiGen uniperfi<
1T au befesen. Srtb nurbe 1878 gun,
sxbentli9en profefor Der patbolosi<
ben @natomte unb Direction bes pas
Rolosii&en Snitituts in @Dttinsen be-
rnfen.
Ortbs n~unmebrise 4rbeitsftdtte in
ssertiu lift bic patbolosifhe ~1ninerft&
Atsanftalt. Sic aerfGIt in stpei Mb>
Eeilunsen, bas patbolosii9e Snftitut
5a6 bas Patbolostf9e Mufeum. Mit
Eere9tem Stola fibrte 8ir9otp BET
Der @orfeisr feines 80. 9eburtstases
kine @dfte bur9 feline S%ammlunsen,
He in ibrer @rt einais bafteben.
5rtebri9 &ruus erblidte 1858 gu
gpbenba9, 8Dbmen, bas 2t9t Der
gDelt. Gr madte feline mebiainii4en
Strtbien an ben l1niper5itGten prag
iMb Wien, mar bann Mffiftent am
Bbpiiolosif9=9emif9en Snitttut in
Yrag unD bierauf am Yatbolosif9z
q1atomii9en Sntitut. Spdter etnem
l&ufe na9 Wien folgenb, ipurbe er
1898 gum auberorbentli4en Profefor
an Der bortisen uniperiitGt befDrbert
pnb an bic Spite Der inneren OBJ
Eeiluns bes RubolfzSp itals seiteIt.
SIN nG9ten Sabre erfolste feline Be-
tanung gum orbentli9en Yrofefor fir
Tpeatele Patbologie unb Sberapie an
Der l1niperfitdt Graa.
Die Stelle, bic &raus iebt in Berlin
inne bat, eebOrt gu ben berporragenbz
fen in Der beutf6en mebiatntfden
@elt. Die 3peite Mebiainif9e &liz
Mt in Berlin lit aus elmer Mbtbetlung
Hr 8ruitfranfe Encouragement, bic
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Ser cnbanii6e &onareB, ber fc

Scr cubanii@e &onsreB, ber iid
ON 20. Ottober pertast bate, lit an,
WontaS pieber 5uiammensetreten
Sn ieiner 8otidaft an ben &onsreB
oridt ii@ Der Prdftbent Palma in
opttmiitii9er @eiie iber BITE 3utunft
gubas aus. @r meiit faraut bin,
bab In gang Cuba bic Oibnuns In
muiterbafter @eiie aufredt erbalten
morben LIT, unb er ertldrt bies fur
einen genetS Der Triebensliebe Der
gubaner. Ser Prditbent erfldrte aud,
oaB bic ianitdren @erbdltniiie In Cuba
iest iosar nod before ieien, wie mdb=
renb Der ametifaniiden sSnteruention.
u1niere 8~e3iebunsen gu BEN Ser.
Staaten", fdbrt ber Prdtbent fort,
finb DEFENDERS freun6Idaftlider Nrt.
8emeis bafir itnb bic l1nterbanblun=
gen, bic aweds. Gbidliebuns eines
5anbelsuertrases smiiden Cuba unb
ben Ser. Staaten sefibrt merben. Ser
beionbere 3Ded zines iol9en 8ertra
ses LIT, before s8ortbeile fur uniere
probutte. namentli@ 3uder, welder ben
&et6tbum gubas bilbet, su erlansen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

sie6t es iebo9 Dor, ben Gonbs aus
etsenen Witteln suiammensubringen.
8is iebt lit bic 9dlfte Der 8aufumme
sefi9ert. CUR 8ef9affuns bes Reites
gibt unter Mnberem bas 9eimfonbss
&omite Der 2isa Elm Masaain, biz
.8obemia" beraus, fir bas bic bebeus
tenbften 2iteraten unb 2iteratinnen
8ettrdse unb Maler bon tnternationas
lem Hufe 3ei9nungen f~oitenfrei lie
fern. 8iele SbeaterzS irettoren UNI
=@ef9dftsfibrer, nifenb, bab ibre @r=
folge gum sroben Sbeile bon Der Preft
~abbdnsen, geben gum 8eften bes 9eima
8enefia=8 oriteaunsen; bic Srauens
Yreb=&lubs, beren Mitgliebern, tpie
bereits erii9tli9, ebenfo pie benen be,
Mdnner= Nufnabme in
benz 9eim setpdbrt nirb, peranftalten
fir bteies llnterbaltungen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13
Sournalieen-9eim.
Oss bee SaternatienaIsn 2tea Der WrebtlubS
bierSulamoe esFdbsrt.

~ 0eS SUPERINTENDENT St90 oeS VrebttuUA
b%tersaIanos esFdbsrt.
Die @riinbuna zines Sournaliitens
a9eims bilbet bas proiett, fir beFeu
@erpirtli9uns bic Snternationals
2isa Der prebs&lubs. cine Srganifas
tipn berporrasenber Sournaliiten lnb
Sournaltitinnen bierSulanpe, felt 3ebn
Sabren ibre 8raft einseiebt bat. Dte
Shee entitammt benz @ef9Gftsfibrer
bes philadelphia Hecorb," Sames g.
Mcgartnep, Der beute nod @orIibenber
bes SetmsS onbs s&omites Der 2isa
unb S9abmeiiter bes Sonbs lit. 4ls
9ei9dftsfiibrerin bes Srauene9 Depart
tements iu9t Srau Sarrtet potter
Nourie bon Der uNetp Yort Women's
YreB" bas SntereKe fir bas !Ssim in
Ben Sablrei4en Srauensp clubs
i'm 2anoe su erpsden unb gu erbalten.
Sas iSstm selanst in Stem Orange,
q. g., our @rri9tung. mo bic Neip
Orange Snbuitrtaf @fociation a9t
older 2anbes fir ben 3tped sei9entt
bat. gs pirb i'm Stile zines suten
CONNER uno Winterbotels aufses
fibrt; auberbem erftebt auf benz &C.
lGnbe elm Sanatorium fir frdnfe
Sournaliiten pber fol9e, bic Der @rz
boluns unb ipeaiellen Yflese bebiirfen.
9as !Sotel, in @iien unb Stabl err
bout, ipirb in ieiner inneren ginri9z
tuns sipar ni9t lururiOs iein, aber
alien mobernen &omfort unb ale neuz
aettlifen 8equemli9feiten barbieten.
gine ausgelpGblte 8ibliotbet itebt fos
tpobl ben 9Gften als ben Snpaltben
CUR @erfiisung. &rante So~urnaliften,
bic gu beaablen ni9t in Der Gage iinb.
finben in benz Sanatorium, benz Elm
Stab auserle5ener @erSte poritebt, uns
entseltli6e 8ebanbluns. 9as Sanaz
forum pirb Sesinfiairunssrdume
S%onnenballen unb %absefonberte &C.
bdube fir fol1e Sournaliften entbalz
ten, bic an anftedenben &ranfbeiter
leiben. l1nfern bes Sanatoriums erz
bebt fi6 cine polItommen ausgeftattett
Surnbaue. Man pirb bes 5ernerer
auf benz 9eldnbe bes 9eims Stdut
nit Reitpferben. fopie @ettz2aufbab:
men antreffen, audi tperben idmmtli4'
9eratbe fir @olfipiel unb atbletii4'
Spiele porbanben fein.
Ser 8au bes 9eims erforbert no:
tiirli9 cine srobe Summe. Ser 2igc
purben besbalb bon sablrei4en
auBerbalb bes 3eitunssfa4es iteben:
ben perfonen 8eibilfen %anseboten. fl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

tel aur Midtebr mad ibren Mnfteblun,
gen bepesen. fonbern iebten tire atel.
lofen W%anberunsen bon Yortton tpets
ter fort.
Dte Sette Der Ou&oboraen (ber
Name 1T BON 0u9oboran, .Stretter
bes Settles" abseleitet) entitanb ettpa
um's Sabr 1855. sic pertperfen bic
ttr4li4e 2ebre bon Der SrinttGt unb
Der Gottbeit Gbrifti unb berufen fid
auf elm inneres Gi9t. Den Satraa
menten, benz Gottesbienfte unb ben
Prietern lesen ite penig Wertb BEL;
peber lesen iie einen Gib al. mod
tpollen ie &riessoienite leiftsn. Die
rufiifde &esierung perfolste bic
Su4oborsen auf bas unbarmberz
Sigfte; unter Mleranoer l. (18O1 Bis
1926 aber pur6en ibpen Wobnfse
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13
Die pudobor3en.
Gin bellies DrobIem Der famaoif6en 8sesie:
rmns-Sanatifer.

Gin bellies @robIem Der tamaoifden 8esie
rnms-Tanatiter.
Gin BEETLES Yroblem lit Der &egte=
rung &anabas bur9 ben Musbru9
Der Wabnibeen Der bort an~seftebelten
9u9oboraen entftanben, pesen berer
biefe Sette fetner 3eit in &ublanb
berfolgt ipurbe unb tpel9e bic 1rfa9e
fir bic Remembering bon circa 1000
Su9oboraen in 1899 na9 benz Do
minimum bilbeten. Die Su9oboraen
batten iid felt ibrer Nieberlafuns in
ben Probinaen Manitoba unb Nffinis
boia, .po ibnen BON Der fanabif9en
Regierung Elm &teienfompler BON ettpo
25O,OO0 @dern 2anbes ansepiefen
tporben mar, perbdltnibmdbig rubia
perbalten.
Ieuli9 aber erf9tenen unsefdbr
1900 Du9oborsen, bon benen poIe 70
prosent Srauerl unb &inber tparen, in
Yortton in Mfiinibota. sic batten.
nie iie fasten, ihre Wobnunsen bere
lafen, rum binaus gu aieben in bic
Welt, bic 2eute gu befebren unb mad
etnem neuen 2i9te gu fu9en." Mui
ibren 8eiibunsen, mo bic @rnte Der
Ginbeimiung tpartete, batten iie ibr
gieb freiselafen, tpeil, tpie ie erfldrs
ten, bafelbe au berfelben Sreiheit be-
re9tist fei, pie fe, bic Du9obor5en.
felbif. @iele Der M~nf0mmlinge paren
barfub unb 1iirftts s%efleibet. Die
Ganatifer lieben it4 peber bur4 gilt,
itdes 3ureben nod bur& fonitise Wit'
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Bel Der Gtniauns Der Parteien bes
Roblenitreifs auf bas S9tebssert9t
mar es peritanben, baB bic Srase Der
anertennuns Der linton einftweilen
n,@t anSerabrt uerben iolte, BOP BITE
Streiter bis our gnti@eibuns bic Ut.
belt gu ben often 8ebinsunsen mteber
aufnebmen fo0ten. Scum aber baben
eintse ber Operatoren, Gore Bros. &
Co., Mertle & 60. unb @enb & 60.
Die Trase Der Nuseb6rtsfett uno Nt@t=
anseb0rtsfeit CUR Union mieber aufse:
porfen unb bamit auf's Neue Streit
tn bic Situtation bineinsetrasen. Sn
ben @ruben bieier @eieui6afien lit
tnfolse oefien bic I,beit Der unionz
leute mieber etnseitelt worben. Ser
8orfall lift bebauerli@, unb itebt nur
gu bofen, baB er nidt rueitere Solsen
na9 it9 siebt, bas S%rtebensmerf Der
S6iebscommiiiion gu ft6ren.
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Slid In Sreiaehn.

Drei3ebn Weilen melt ianbte @m.
Spirep BON Walton Surnce, ST.. fur
cine Sdadtel 8udlen's Mrnica Gal:
be unb ct erbielt iie, rpomit er eine
fieberii9e Wunbe an ietnem 8eine
betIte. Ni9tS Mnberes tonnte es
9etlt poitip, Queti&unsen, @aselse
i&ware, @ei@wire, 9autausi9las,
8eulen. 8ranbmunben, 9~ibnerausen
unb 6dmorrhotben. Nur 25ctS. so.
rantirt uor, Mpotbeter %. s. 9ubn.
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fiir Gubpig Sraube erri9tet ipurbe.
I@inberleibt tpurbe ibr bic fosenannte
3eut5de 3linif, bic fir ben lInterrt9t
her Milttdrdtrursen in Der Mebiain
iteitimmt mar. Sie 9eutfde alinit
Ffibrte ibren Namen baber, baB in tbr
In beutf9er Spra9e rnterrihtet
Itpurbe, tpdbrenb in Der @rften 4linif,
lbie bic @tubirenben Der Mebiain nit
iSem MeifeseusniB befu4ten. 2atetnti4
Die @ortragsipra@e iDar.
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Dem Sabresberi9t bes gommifidrs
8inser 9ermann pom 2anbbepartez
ment 1T gu e%ntnebmen. baB bic &eaie
runs int rer1ohenen Sabre 10 4s3,=
535 Ncres 9anb an 8rtpatperionen
ODER &6rperi@aften ibertrus, mouon
1,757.7 1913 Ncres uerfauft murben.
Dies lit cine 3uuabme uOn 3, 1926, 739
Ncres I'm 8eralei@ NIT benz uorberse
sansenen Sabre. Ser gommifdr
orinst bic Annabme. beSw. BITE Der
beiieruns Der @eiese tn 8orfdlng,
uel&e fid auf ben S&ub Der @dlber
unb bes Wtlbes be3ieben unb unter
breitet @ori9ldse fur ben @ieberanz
bau Der bur@ bic @albfeuer 3~erft6rten
Soriten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-11-13
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-12

text. The singer sings 10 say some
thing definite, the more definite he Is
In understanding what II Is, and max
ing his listener understand II, clothing
and coloring II In the full conceptional
power Of feeling that the human voice
backed with a human head and heart
IL capable Of the more artist he IT,
Such was Renaud's singing OF "Rgol-
etto. that made even a Media seem but
a fair second 10 him-as she should be
in this opera.
VIII | ever get out OF London? Par
don me II am beiogged in II. We ran
over TO dear old Pencader, Wales, and
spent Sunday there, returning
through the midland counties OF Eng
land. TO start northward. Arriving at
Rotterdam we had few minutes pleas
ant chat with out old friend Fay Whit
ney, who feels and looks well with his
Dutch moustache and manly bearing.
This was my first trip through Hol-
land. and the fences made OF water and
The shoes made Of wood. and painted
white. were not the least interesting
things 20 see. The next was decidedlythe
female station masters who with never
failing proinptituGe stood, club in hand,
at every li.tle station and every cross
ing We few past; the Dutch" Impress
one as most simple, sincere kind and
solid people with but little OF the rest
less nature Of the Flying putehmsn"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-12

less vivid or whether my increasing
age causes my enthusiasm for work 10
lag, Is great query with me. Age
Is the most interesting phase Of a
mans life to me. A dramatist with
whom | have elaborated holds that a
man has reached the end OF his profit
able work at the age OF 49, when ne
naturally has more technical skill than
ever and can probably do better techni-
cal work for the next 25 years to come.
But at that age a mans imaginative
powers wane, he holds, aud his powers
or producing new material are vastly
Weakened And 80 ] claim" said MIR.
Howard, that a man should store up
MS material for use when his powers
OF writing are at their maturity"
Mr. Howard said that he and Mrs,
Howard had not as yet decided lust
where they would spend the summer,
but II would either be in the Adiron-
dacks,the Catskllls or the White Noun
tains. he declared that he was going
to rest and would probably do no work.
Concluding, he said. Il cannot say
that | have retired, for man can
never say that until his epita.h Is
carved on his tombstone, and yet may
never write another play"