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day. from . until p N. During that
time many ladies called and were re-
freshed with a cup of the delightful
beverage.
Mrs. Sidney Badcon entertained in
formally at cards on Thursday.
Several intimate friends OF Luke
Crawshaw gave a very pleasant dan
cling party in his honor on Wednes-
day evening at Dignan's academy.
Quite a large number were present TO
wish him bon voyage previous TO his
departure for the British Isles in the
near future.
A bevy Of girlhood friends of Mrs.
Claude Roberts were delightfully."- en-
tertained at her home Tuesday even
ing. After an informal evening of con-
versation the host and hostess served
a delicious luncheon. The guests num-
bered about twelve.
The Washington birthday hops at
COnley's hall were enjoyed by a large
number of dancers. both lin the after
noon and evening, as were the matinee
and ball at Dignan's academy.
The regular meeting of the Schubert
Club Music club was held Monday
evening. Feb. %. The attendance was
unusually large. Several new mem
bers were received into the club. The
following exceedingly interesting pro
gramme was heartily rendered. Piano
solo, Rustic Of Spring, Dent Mowery;
vocal solo. "ROck-a-bye Dearie,' Mrs.
Ulrich: original composition. THE
Soul Language Of Children" Miss Glib
bons: vocal solo. "a Whispered Vow,
Mrs. Mcdonald; piano solo (originaD'
Dent Mowery. After a short business
session the club adjourned TO meet
Monday evening. March 9, with Miss
Ella Tavey at $50 Twenty third street
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on Wednesday evening the same
guests we're entertained at dinner III
elegant style by Mr.. Stigmire. These
were two Of the SWEETEST events Of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. o. Taft have re-
turned from their California trip,
which they greatly enjoyed.
Mr and Mrs. W. H. Farrer gave a
very elegant social at their residence
Tuesday evening. Music. songs and
games were some Of the features. but
the noticeable congeniaI feeling Of true
sociability was also recognized as a
very impressive feature. Very de-
llcious refreshments were served in
a pleasing manner by the hostess. The
guests We're. Messrs. and Mesdames
J. E. Armistead. j. T. Farrer Eph
Homer. j. Z. Cheever. J. r. Farrer. J.
NJ. Jensen. Z. Y. Vincent. 6. A. Chuff,
Oscar Hyde. Joseph Ward. ]. n.
Strong. William Homer. J. T. Halla-
day, w. w. Conover. Thomas Farrer
Mrs. Sarah Jones. Miss Maggie Stew
art Miss Nellie Jones. Miss Emma and
Sarah Farrer.
The o. F. F. club outshone an
former social events with their ball on
Wednesday evening. An immense
crowd was present and each lady had
prepared a neat looking box which con-
tained a dainty lunch. The drawing
caused no end Of mirth and merri-
ment. This was the last OF the series
but the motion Of Honorable Lafayette
HolbrOok to continue was so loudly
seconded and applauded that they viii
continue these successful events for a
number Of weeks.
Miss Louise Raymond. Miss GrOes-
beck Of Salt Lake, Mrs. George Hay
mond and Stanzas Atkin were
charmingly entertained at the Hay
mond residence in SpringVille on sun
| day last.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Rydalch en-
tertained the w. & I. card club IN
grand style on Monday last The
home was artistically decorated with
cut flowers and pOtetd plants, and
/ delicious refreshments served. A num-
/ Der of invited guests were also pres
ent
Miss Flo Berg gave a very charm
/ ing social at her home on Tuesday
: evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil speckart very
! cleverly entertained the SiXty-three
3 Card club at their home on Monday
/ evening.
pleasantly and successfully surprised
at their home by a large number OF
/ friends on Monday evening. The even
ing was spent In music. games and
social cheer. with everyone entering
into the spirit of the evening, which
was marked with congenial and happy
expressions from every guest present
A sumptuOus repast was spread anc
highly enjoyed.
The Rebecca lodge Of Provo mos
happily surprised Mrs. Heber Stubs
at her home on Monday evening
Cards. music and games were en-
loved and refreshments served.
Mrs. Agnes Cummings OF Heber p
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. William
Strong
! The Deborah Rebecca lodge gave
cobweb social at the I. O. o. f. lodg'
rooms on Tuesday evening. The even
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Wilson. Bessie Grace, Rae Elmer, Gil
bert Robinson, Rex Midgley. Van Midg-
ley, Lawrence Mangum, Raymond Man
gum, Guy Williams Mrs. Andrews was
assisted by her daughters and Miss
May Mldgley.
A very pleasant party assembled at
the home of Mr.. Frank Fowler in honor
of his cousin, John Mexican, newly ar
rived from Iowa Music. dancing and
recitations passed a pleasant evening.
Refreshments We're served. Those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fowler,
Mr. and Mrs. Price, Mr. and Mrs. A S.
Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Fowler, Mr..
and Mrs. Rice, Mrs. +. Fowler Mrs.
Sallie Fowler. Mrs Hardy, Misses Ira
bel Fowler, Carr, Bessie Price, jamie
Fowler. Messrs. William Mexican, Lew
is, Thomas Mexican, Saunders, Henry
Mexican. Joseph Fowler and William
Burrige.
Mrs j. G. Forester gave a party
Friday evening in honor of her daugh-
ter Ivy's thirteenth birthday. Pleasant
games were enjoyed and dainty re-
freshments served. Those present were
RhOda Neder Regina Brooks Maud
+AfN- t1NA-H AeNNAAAlt ANANAAe+i Ntf'NAf sAAbA a.
Sparey, Ruby Nicholson, Beulah Cob
bley. Ella CObbley, Sophie Peterson,
Susie Hitler. Harry Hitler, Frank Cam
erOn. Darwin Richardson, Stephen Bes-
ley, Jerome Fugate. James Lynch, Rob
ert Stevenson, Chester Sparey, Allen
4 Forester.
/ Mrs. Bettenger entertained the Social
/ Card club Thursday evening. High-five
was the feature Of the evenings enjoy
ment. after which lunch was served
and musical selections were rendered
The prizes We're won by Miss Evelyn
Brown. Mrs. Mahnkin and Mrs. Sny-
der Mr. Mullett, S. w. Mann and Joe
Rigby.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Henderson OF
| ogden are I'm the city the guests oI
Judge and Mrs. H. P. Henderson.
~
very pleasant surprise was ten
dered Mr.. James X. Haslam at hi.
home, PCS North Fifth West street, on
the eve of the Dist inst, in honor o.
his birthday. Dainty refreshments
We're served during the evening and
a number Of vocal selections Were
beautifully rendered by Mr.. J. c. Win
ter. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
VI. X. Haslam, Mr.. and Mrs. J. e
Winter. Mr.. and Mrs. d. McIutosn
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Bouck, NJ. an'
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was a most gratifying success. and
was enjoyed by n large number OF
guests. The unique feature was the
cobWeb sweeping contest. The first
prizes were awarded to Wayne Farrer
and Miss Minnie Rasmussen, and the
consolation prizes fell 20 Miss Maud
Davis and Mr.. Hawk. Refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Monte ROBERTS IS visitor az
Idaho Falls this week. the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Johannessen.
Miss Fawn Twelves Is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lawrence Of Salt
Lake City.
Madame Ely arrived from New York
today 20 take charge OF the Atldn
trimming room at Mrs. Atkins par
lors
wallace Whitcotten. son of Judge
Whitcotten. who enlisted with the
navy. has been entertained and diped
By his friends All the past week. He
returns TO California today.
Elmer McBeth was the guest OF
honor at a very enjoyable surprise
party on Wednesday evening. Choice
musical selections We're rendered and
some very clever game INDUCED IN.
IL was all cleverly managed and high
~ enjoyed by the say and handsome
crowd that were present The guests
were: Misses AIayme smith, Mary Cul-
bertsen, Lulu CulbertsOn, Belle De
Morsey, Miriam Moore Lillian ana
Nora johnson. Estella Hills, Edna Den
mis-, Fern Ennis, Florence Murray; Nell
Maud and May McBeth Helen Bon
ham, Bernice Sayer. Messrs Wallace
Whitcotton. Robert Bee, Charles De
Moisey Shirley Atkin. c. Johnson,
HOyt Ray VIII HOffard. A. Johnson.
/ Walter Bonhaur and George Atkin.
/ A very pleasant surprise party was
given to Clarence Erickson on We'd
/ nesday evening. Music and games
were enjoyed and a delicious lunch
/ served. The guests were. Misses Rose
/ McFadden. Verne Jef, Ada Cummings.
! Pearl Cummings. Lillian Slater. Iessie
! KirkWood. Katie Taylor: Messrs Geo.
! Raymond, Spencer Gray. Don AleXan-
der. Ephraim Cluh. Roy Beck. Wallace
| Whitecott0n. Stanzas Atkin.
Another very enjoyable ball was Civ
en- at the Mozart by those who have
the club dances in charge.
Mrs. George Montgomery of san
Francisco has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Singleton, for
the past month. She returned this week.
accompanied by her Two DrOlners. tldI-
enc and Ray.
Mrs. Tilton is visiting friends IN o.
den.
Mrs. Grant simmons Of PaysOn is
here for a few days, being called here
on account Of The serious illness OF
Mrs. Jane Altman.
Mrs. William Ferry Of Payson Is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. W.
Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Whitehead en-
tertained Monday evening Ia honor OF
Bert Choules, about TO leave for Eng
LAND. About fifty guests enjoyed "A
most pleasant evening with music,
song and games, and delicious sup
per.
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OGDEN

Mr.. and Mrs. David ECcles and
Misses Vida and Bertha Eccles left
Sunday for New York City, where
they viii Wit friends for some time.
Miss Helene Shepherd Of Salt Lake
visited ogden friends during the early
part Of the week.
Mrs. Adney Of Corinne, who has been
visiting Mrs. ]. S. COrlew during the
past week. has returned home.
Mrs. Ellis Hartman of san Fran
cisco was the guest of Mrs. W. H.
Chevers on Tuesday
The Daughters OF the King served
a delicious tea and cake at the guild
rooms Of the Episcopal church on Tues
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Mrs sam Winter. ar and Mrs. b. ].
Solomon. Mrs. A. j. Luce, Mrs. s.
spry Mrs Henry Winter; the Misses
Maud Rudy, Elsie Llttlefalf, Martha
Haslam. Rachel Rudy. Messrs. Joseph
Winter and Walter Winter.
Mrs. f. j. Either and Mrs. William
Rodrigue gave pleasant surprise
last Friday evening IN honor of the
birthdays of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
BOWring. The house was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. Progressive
high five was the game of the even
ing. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Bowring. Mr.. and Mrs.
Erred Clifford, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L..
Schafer Mr.. and Mrs. James Prater,
Mrs. B. NJ. Robinson of ogden, Mrs. j.
Maltese. Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Either
Mr.. and Mrs William J. Rodrigue.
The prizes We're awarded 10 Mrs. A. L.
schafer and Mr.. Fred clifford.
The students Of the Salt Lake Bust
ness college gave an Informal social
and entertainment Wednesday evening
In the college building,
The Womans Relief corps of the
James 3. Mexican post viii give g
social Wednesday evening at the home
Of Mrs. II. II. CornfOrth. 26S East
Third South street. The social given
last Tuesday at the home of Mrs. j.
w. Farrell was a most successful af-
fair and was enjoyed by about eighty
friends Of the members. A supper was
served and a fine musical programme
enjoyed.
Captain and Mrs F. NJ. Bishop viii
be at home to their friends after March
/ 10 at $50 East Eleventh South street.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Archibald Holmes
were pleasantly surprised at their
home. 1855 West Sixth South street Fri
day evening, the occasion being their
wedding anniversary. Progressive high
five was played. after which dainty re-
freshments We're served. The prizes
were won by Mrs. ]. A. Holmes. ladies
first. Mrs. II. f. Wilson. BOBBY; Mr..
Fred Tyler, gentlenan's first; Mr.. B. B.
B0atman, BOBBY. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. @. i. Perkins. Mr. and
Mrs. Il. H. Biddick, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Bail Mr.. and Mrs, Earl Gerald Mr..
and Mrs. J. A Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. III.
T. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs b. b. Boat
man. Mrs. Marguerett Peak. Mr.. Fred
Tyler. Mr.. A. r. Wilson, Mrs. Farley
Wright
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The sober Lcnten season
Gives the gushing girl no reason
For q relaxation from her general oenti
And for forty days ensuing,
She'll ue busily pursuing
Her customary quarry, though II s
Lent.
As along the street she goes
Dressed iu so sober cOlored clothes.
She seems 90 be sincerely penitent.
Should You ask her what she's done
With her nonsense and her FUN.
She viii answer you demureiy 1T Is
Lent
II to church she takes her way,
And YOU past her chance 90 stray
Her eyes are on her prayerbook most
intent
"What have YOU done. YOU say
"With that heart Won stole away2'
And her answer comes reluctantly, ITS
Lent
But should YOU chance TO find
That fate had been so kind
AS to- leave her chaperOne on shopping
bent
IN you'd ask her for her heart,
Would she tear your hopes apart
With the enlgmatlc answer, 1T Is
Lent
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Gu sster Cook. Taylorsville ...............2l
Mary A. Mantle TaylOrsyille ..........20
AlbeOn Il. Short. Rockford. Ills .....-....26
Charlotte Severn. Ogden ......--..-----2s
John nj. Gun Joseph City ......-.. .....26
Alice ROwley Gun. Chihuahua. Mex. .l9
William T. Haney. Salt Lake ............53
Eliza Williams. Salt Lake...............f IS
Bernhard r. Heinrich. salt Lake.. -
Ellen ROWseU. West Jordan ...........-l -
Walter g. Wensel salt Lake .....,....2l
Aanie v. GustaVeson. Salt Lake....-.--2 %
Robert W. Smith. Salt Lake..............l9
Nellie Wilde, SALT Lake .....-.-.......- l6
Edwin Edgley POcatellO, lda,...........2 %
Sarah r. Hawldey. PocatellO. Ida. 20
Ernest r.. Kimbali Salt Lake. "a
Fannie COnlam Salt Lake -............2 "a
Harry O.. Willis. Grautsvilie ..-......... "a
AdOlphine Smart. Salt Lake ............2Z
J0seph Dewey ir Salt Iake..............2 "A
Adelaide Okcy Alpine ..,...............2O
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Clement. whose friends are welcoming
her back for even a short visit IN the
city. The guests numbered only about
a dozen, but a delightful hour was
spent at whist
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Lewis announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Florence. TO Mr.. A. Reeves, the we'd
ding TO take place March Is.
Miss Abby Herman has returned
from Ogden. where she has been the
guest OF Mrs. p. A. Herdu for the past
ten days.
Mrs. Henry Ripe has returned from
st. Louis.
The Unitarian society viii hold its
! annual parish social at Christensen s
hall Tuesday evening. There viii be
music. cards, dancing and refresh
ments. Members and friends in
vited.
Mrs. J. s. Bransford entertained at
| a Kensington yesterday afternoon in
honor Of her friend, Mrs. Rathbone Of
Wyoming, who is her guest.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Rogers. ST.,
| who have spent the past two months
on the coast returned to the city Fri
/ day
/ Mrs T. r. Black. who has spent the
! past month in California, returned Fri
dav 10 her home.
Mrs. G.. W. Cushing entertains the
Sewing club Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry r. McEWan and
/ Miss Stella Daynes viii leave tomorrow
for Los Angeles. where they viii spend
the next two months
Miss Dorothy Colborn entertained
/ about score Of her little friends at a
very pleasant party at her home in
/ Popperton yesterday afternoon.
! The first meeting of the Salt Lake
Social Thistle club was held on Thurs
day. Feb 49, al the Federation of La
Dor hall About twenty-five Sc0tchmer
and ScOtchWOmen met and decided tC
effect permanent organization for the
purpose Of studying the literature and
{ encouraging the recreations of Scot,
land Mrs. II. McCardell was elected
temporary chairman and Joseph s
Fowler temporary secretary. A com
mittee of three. consisting of Joseph S
Fowler. Duncan McFaydan and David
Henderson, was appointed 90 draft q
constitution for the government of the
society. On Wednesday. March f. the
next meeting viii be held for the pur
pose of adopting the constitution anC
electing permanent officers. A cOrdia
invitation is extended TO all interested
I'm the aims of the society to attend
the next meeting.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Ford enter
tanned the club I'm their usual hospitable
way Wednesday evening last Various
games were the amusement of the
evening. for which very unique prizes
were awarded. After "a very dainty
supper the club adjourned TO meet i'm
two weeks. with Mr.. and Mrs. Culver
The club was also entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. Branch. The decorations were
commemorative of Lincoln's birthday
and in the dining room the valentine
idea was carried out in decorations and
place cards.
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Mrs. Hiskey and Mrs. Frank at their
residence, 934 East Second South, enter
taiued the officers and teachers and
IA a very delightful manner. Some
twenty four persons participated. The
mathematical games and niloe We're
interspersed with bright and sparkling
conversation. and an excellent lunch.
The participants went TO their homes
feeling that a good time was spent.
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MIS- Awilda Kunkle entertained a
number Of her friends at a delightful
luncheon al her coy little home on
Saturday afternoon. Those who en-
joyed the afternoon were the Misses
Mary Inman. Ruby McEwan sara
Robinson. Nellie Brown Mary Emery
Emma Emmertson and Alice Galloway.
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Mrs. Walter 6. Filler was the host
ess yesterday at a charmingly Informal
luncheon at which a number of her
girls friends were entertained
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Mrs Charles Andrews entertained at
r. children's party on Monday last IN
honor on her daughter Josephine's thir-
teenth birthday. and very Jolly time
resulted. Those invited were Lucy Will
Hams. Flora McCanne. Alberta SIC
Came Allie Youngberg Glayds Hig-
gins Imlu McCune, Katie White. ora
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tanned Informally az cards Friday
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Miss Emily Read was the hostess
Friday at a very enjoyable little lunch
con given Ono honor Of Mrs Victor III,
Clement. The decorations We're all in
the bright spring flowers. iOnquils and
yellow shades adding greatly to the
table appointments. The ladies pres
emit 20 meet Mrs Clement were Mrs.
Mabel Miner Mcclure. Mrs II. s..
Ferry. aIrs. o. W. Powers and AIRS.
~ c. Filler
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Miss Dorothy ColbOrn entertained
about a score Of her little friends at a
very pleasant party at her home I'm
POppeTtOn yesterday afternoon.
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The students Of the Salt Lake Bust
ness college gave an Informal social
and entertainment Wednesday evening
In the college building.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry r. McEWan and
Miss Stella Daynes viii leave tomorrow
for Los Angeles. where they viii spend
the next two months
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Captain and Mrs. f. NJ. Bishop will
be at home to their friends after March
10 at $50 East Eleventh South street.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-10-02

DANKRUPT's PETITION For FINAL
- DISCHARGE.
In the matter or
LEWIS E. MORLEY, In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt
To the Honorable John E. Garland. Judge of the
district court of the United States, for the
district of South DAKOTA:
nwis p Morley. of Mlloank, in the county of
Grant. and the state Of South Dakota, In SAID
district, respectfully re presents, that on the stn
day of July, 1903, last past: he wss au's aaJnoe.a
bankrupt under the acts of congress reiatlng 10
bankruptcy; that he has duly surrendered all ms
property and rights of property, and mas 1ua!y
COMPLIED with all the requirements OF saio acts
and of the orders of the court touching MS
Wherefore, he prays that he may be decreed by
the court to have Il full discharce or an aeots
movable against his estate under said bankrupt
acts. except euch debts az are exceptad by law
from such discharge. ,o,o
D"'e" LEWIS E. MORLEY,
A Attorney for Bankrupt.
State of South Dakota,
County Of Grant, IS
lewis e. Morley, the petitioner mentioned
and described in the foregoing petition, 90
hereby make solemn oath that the statements OF
fact therein contained are true, according 10 tne
LEWIS E. MORLEY.
Subscribed ard sworn to before me this 18th
day of September, lW3. ru, r,,r
rsv.11 Notary Public, South Dakota
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
District of South Dakota. IS. ,oo, =
On tbIs 10Th day of September, A. d. l9O3, or
reading the foregoing petition tits
ordered by the court, that a hearing De mac
,nnn The same on the 2ud day Of November
Ap'D. 1908, before said court, at Sioux Falls, y
said district, at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon, az.
that notice thereof be puolisheu Twice ~ 'n'
HrRALp-ADvANCE, a newspaper printed a
Milbank, in said district. and that all know
"a. cyd nfhpr npraOna IN interest," mAN
annear at the SAID time and place and SNOW
canse. II any they have why the prayer OF IN
said petitioner ehould not be granted.
And it is further ordered by the court. mat w
clerk. upon the payment by the bankrupt; or M
attorney, OF the actual expense thereof, sha'
send By mail TO all known creditors copies 0
said petition and this order addressed 10 'nen
AT thair place. of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable OH E. Garland, lndp
OF the said court. aud the seal thereof. at siou.
Falls. in said district, this 18th day ofseptemoe'
A. d. 1903. o,r,. p,Sprp
- CLERK
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The Guaker's Retort.

In the early days of the White House,
when Dolly Madison was its presiding
genius, the conversation was lively, and
the bonmot, the repartee and even the
retort gave zest to the talk. On n oc-
casion a Quaker from Philadelphia who
was dining with the president paid
back the raillery of the gay hostess in
her own coin. AS Mrs. Madison, look
ing very handsome in an evening gown
that displayed her plump shoulders to
great advantage, took her seat at the
table, she raised her wine glass to her
lips and, bowling to her guests, said
gayly, Here's to thy absent broad
brim, Friend Hallowell," to which the
Quaker, nothing daunted, said, return
ing the bow to his hostess, And here's
to thy absent kerchief, Friend Doro
thy."
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-10-02
Too Many Revolutions.

The New York Outlook tells an anus
ing story illustrative of the vigilance
of the Turkish censorship. There is a
strict supervision yer ialegrams. A
German engineer in the Lebanon placed
an order with a Paris firm for some
sort of a stationary engine, to be ship
ped to him as o as possible. The
firm telegraphed to inquire how many
revolutions a minute he wanted. He
answered. Five hundred revolutions a
minute" The next day he was arrest
ed. Brought into court, the judge
asked him if he lived in the Lebanon.
He replied that he did. "Do you cor
respond with such and such a firm in
Parish
Eyes"
"Ah.' cried the judge. Il know
you. You are the man who telegraph
ed to Paris that there are 800 revolu-
tons a minute in the Lebanon
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It was a good man, Christopher
Sewer, who made the first punches and
matrices and cast the first type in
America. The anvil he made them on
is still preserved. They We're for a
German Bible which he published.
"The price Of our newly finished Bi-
BILE, in plain binding, with q clasp. will
be 1S shillings," he said, "but to the
poor and needy we have no price.
John the Baptist sent the message to
Christ, Art thou he that should come
or do we look for another?' and Jesus
vent back word, The poor have the
gospel preached to them"
Sewers German Bible was printed
in 1743 and was the first Bible pub
lished in America in any European
language.