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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-12-18
PALETTE AND BRUSH.
Picturesque Studio Of Frances Jur.
qens.kIeinschmidt.

A most clever artist is Mrs. Klein
schmidt, and Kalispell folks of cul-
ture are just awakening to the fact
that a genius resides amongst them,
and are prepared to rave over the
Enthusiastically brilliant work of this
talented lady. Her studio occupies
the second floor of one of the most
ancient frame buildings in this pain
fully new town, on Shcond street
east. and the unpretentious garnet
lilly prepares the visitor for the gems
IN Oil and water colors, pastel sepia
and gouache which light up the 9TH
erwise dim corners of the Klein.
schmidt studio.
TWO years ago the artist came here
from Butte to reside, after having
gained name and fame in the metrop-
Oils, and after years in which she
elected to plod and struggle as a stu
dent OF art. Her finishing was done
IN the Chicago school of art where
her instruction was received under
the most eminent artists of America.
A few of her conceptions were ex-
hibited at the county fair last fall
and excited the wondering admiration
of every possessor of an eye for the
beautiful. A wonderful life size nuoe.
entitled THE Rescue which was
there on exhibition has since been
hanging at the Kalispell club in the
place of honor.
The artist possesses the qualities
of harmony, tenderness and easily
flowing rythm to remarkable de-
gree, especially is she adept in the
mingling Of colors, perhaps her best
effort in this line being the 'Unsolv-
ed Problem" a life size figure which
was on exhibition at Broderick &
Walkers this month, and Of which
copy is reproduced in half tone
with this article.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-12-18

| OF course no conception of the col
oring, which is it's chief charm, can
be gained from the print, but an idea
of it's perfection may be had from
the true reproduction of the camera,
photography hides no defects and the
likeness is of a living, breathing
creature.
These pictures are referred to in
cidentally because Of their publicity
and as indicating the excellence Of
everything produced under the mas
ter hand.
Recently Mrs. Kleinschmidt had
all of her canvasses, pastels and etch-
ings brought over from Butte and has
filled every atom of wall space in her
modest studio with the fruits of years
of endeavor which she yet retained,
but most of the pictures are of recent
design. A general invitation was ex-
tended the public shortly thereafter
to view the collection and it was real
ly remarkable the number Of visit
ors who awaited themselves of the
privilege The first time and the in
creasing throngs with subsequent op-
portunities.
A number of pretty pieces have
been sold since these public inspec-
lions, and the artist is conscious Of
the triumph which education in art
foretells.
Her chef d'oeuvre. THE Num-"
about which she has woven a senti-
mental story, uplifts one to ethereal
heights. The face is that OF a world
ly woman, chastened and subdued by
spiritual communing. CARRIED in the
plain bands OF the order the beauty
OF the face lends a radiance over all,
and there is that in the expression
carried heavenward which is beyond
word painting. The artist finished
this work in March, 1899. The model
was an actress who posed for the
first time for this picture, but has
since become professional model.
Mrs. Kleinschmidt is a tireless
worker and when in the mood her
creations fairly grow under the dex-
trous hand. and many of her charm
| ing paintings are the result Of but
few hours application. A water col
or OF Sunset on the Potomac" is one
of these spontaneous productions. A
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-12-18

There have been artists previously
and now in Kalispell, but none who
have exerted the same influence as
the talented lady who owns this stu
dio. Art has received a distinctive
upraise since her advent and in
scores of homes where may be found
her work or a pupils endeavor the
taste of Frances Jurgens-4Aein-
schmidt is in evidence.
Typography, or burnt wood etch.
ing was introduced by her, and while
many Of her pupils have developed
remarkable skill. her own concep.
tons are peerless.
The Gibson Girl, singly or in
groups, are a favorite of this artist
who reproduces on wood the graceful
shapes which are so attractive and
which her skilled hand faithfully
traces in typography. The variety
Of canvasses, pastels, water colors
pencil drawings, pen and ink sketch
es, sepia tones, and in fact every
known medium for reproduction
which she exhibits denotes her YER
satility. In subjects there is the
same discrimination, although she
processes to best execute portraits
and much of her later work has been
pOrtraiture.
With the exception Of a few OF the
larger pieces, the pictures displayed
in her studio are of recent origin, and
have been painted under the inspira
ton of the romantic scenery OF the
Flathead.
Mrs. Kleinschmidt is a Montanan
by birth. reared in Helena, but now
makes her home with Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Whiteside at Kalispell.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-12-18

Swan lake and limestone quarries
nearby. The mountains on the east
are said to contain deposits of gold
and other valuable minerals. The
lake is surrounded with dense forests
and magnificent scenery.
The topography of the country
around Holt and Bigfork is quite
varied. The Mission mountains be
gin at the Big Fork river and extend
southwark for many miles. On their
western slope, extending along the
east shore of Flathead lake for 18
miles, there Is considerable land that
can be cultivated. The ground, al
though rocky and covered with tim
Der, is capable of producing wonder
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-12-18

from a single tree and J. G. Woods
$500 worth Of red raspr erries from
One-third of an acre.
Lake shore orchardists captured
nearly all the fruit premiums at the
Flathead county fair this year.
Horticulturists have the advantage
of good home nursery.
One or two dozen bear hides are
marketed annually at Holt.
Bigfork is a splendid location for a
paper mill, having the necessary
water power and being near the
mouth of the Flathead river, along
which are immense forests of cotton
wood and other pulp timber.
20. H. Barnhill.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-12-18
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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-12-18
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Specialist.

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if we don't relieve you of your trou-
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
SragGbie %abaewannt.

o@eraoe CUR re3ten 3eit wurbe I'M:
ier fleiner Sobn serettet," idreib'
Srau IS. Watfins uonPleaiaut gitp,
Obio. Gun9entranfbeit bate ibn itarl
mitsenolamen, unb Elm i6redli6er 6u:
item fam nod basu. Ooctoren bebar:
belten i'm, aber ct purbe tastdslid
i@ls6ter 3ulebt ueriudten mir Or.
Sings Teue G,fiubuns fir S6winb;
ludt, uno infer Gieblins mar eeret
tet. Gr lit iebt seiunb unb wobl.
sSebermauu lelte wiilen, es lit bic
ein5i9e ii6ere Sur fir 9uften, grfdl;
tuns unb cue SunSenfrantbeiten Ga:
rantirt POM IpotDefer IS S 6ubn
8reis Scots unb $1.00. Erobefa;
l0en fret.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
aatferbpf.

I'm pielIeiti9en @iini6eu bes beuti6ei
Yublifums ent9e9en 81 fommeu unb 9let6
seitia aud einem ipirfli6en gebiirfnllie abSu
belfe1, bat ii6 bic rSenternational Sotel 60.
entI6lolien, i'm Sersen Der Stabt Gbica9t
elm Seutl6es Sotel Su erOfinen, wel6es aller
Qnforoerlln9eu BET HeuSeit entipri6t. 81
bielem 2pede wurbe bas go. 266-24 Git
@larf ctr. seleseue r@pomtn9 Sotel" fiji,
ben 8aufprels pon S16O, 600 erworben. Gel:
biaes 1T elm pouitGubis feuerli6er erri6tetes
| @ebGube pom s Stodnerfen NIT $50 elegant.
ten GGllmen, wel1es nit idmmtli6en mo-
bernen Ginri6tunaen perIebeu ut. Sbne
Smeifel mirb bisies Sotel, wel6es ben itol;er
| ytamen rRaiierbof" fiibren ipirb, elmer be-
beutenbeu 3ufunft ent9e9en9eben uno mob
balb III ben etiten unb beiten Sotels Der Stabt
| Chicago sGblen. @sus beIoloere Sor9falt
| rpirb allf Slide unb Seller, iowie alf bic elez
CANT als9elfatteten Declarations GGlme
peruonbt. Die iesi9eu @i9entbiinter, bic iid
idon als Setter bes iii beutl6en Sretlen 10
| allaemlein beliebten Sotel rBismard" ais
fa6tuubige uub umli1ti9e @el6dttsleute be-
mielen baben, meroen aud IN eieIent nelerl
Hlabe Nues aufbietett, I'm ie9lt6en Inlprit
den pole @enii9e SIT leiiten.
Ger sr6bte She'll Der unteren Gdumli6fet=
leI WtIU UUuIlullptH uhtSSouut VIZ BSSht-
I6es &etauraut" se9en Gnbe OtarS eroffnet
merbeu, lpGbrenb inbeiieu bas 9otel beretts
am 81. Scarltar inter benz itelien Nainert
r8aiierbof" pom ben neuen Seiieern eroffnet
lpiro. 8ie mir bSreu, werbeu Die Decora=
tionen III bent &eliauraut in sei9idteu 9olss
Srennereieu llnb S6nisereien alls9efiibrt,
unb biirfte iomit bas 2ocal neben Der duBerit
seI6madpoIen Ginri6tun9 BON fiinitleri=
l6em S~taubpunfte ans als Sebenswiirbi9=
teit Gbicasos betra6tet werbeu. Gs lit mobl
gu boiieu, bab bas Oeutfdtbum bieiem nelten
llutern ebmen baIielbe Sertralleu l,rb @obl:
wolen entsesenbrinst, beiieu li1 bas bersits
eripGbute Sotel gismard III 10 reidem WiaBe
%erfrellt. @uf por5i9li1te Seoienun9 unb
bereit,pilises Gntse9eufommcu in iesliber
g8eile pir6 es bel Der GeelitGt nub Der per-
iDnli0eu 9iebensmiirbi9feit Der Setriebsleiter
rebnen fOnneu. 9sebenbet nod ermGbut,
beitebt bic rSn~teruational Sotel 60 Gus
ben folgenben 6erreu: @mil Semme, TrGlis
bent; Garl IS. &oebler, @iceprdiibsnt; Otar
Sei6, S1asmeiiter, unb @arl 6. Noebler,
SefretGr. Die beibeu lebteren Serreu werz
ben bic aftiue @el6dftsleituns bes rSalier=
boi" iiberuebmen, wabrenb bic beiben erites
rem Serreu ibre slufmertiamteit nnS 3eit beiz
ben Sotels wibmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05

Snfotse bes beuoritesenben per
tdrtten beutlden 3oII9ubes
teabiidttsen uiele a~usmdrtise, no
msnt!i6 amerifanil6e Sabritanten,
auf beutidem @ebiste etsene Sab,tten
su erridten. Oie Nadridt bat in
gerliner tnbuftrieIen &"reiien tetne
ueberralduns beruorserufen Elm ber
arttser S9rttt mar beionbers BON
ameritanil6er Settle nit Ytitimmt
belt errpartet porben. go faufte Ell
ne sreBe ameritanii6e @iieueieberei
Elm Terroin bst Wasbebur9 uno plaut
bic grridtuns einer @ieberei fir Die
Ta~brifatton pom OaupIDeiSunes Ha
btatoren.
Die erften spei Stipenbieu, bic nod
benz Seitament Cecil &hobes fir bic
l1niuerlitdt Orfort 81 pert3silen
paren. liub pom Ser 1e3ieraug Nbo
belia's an &atbolifeu, Gtubenten bes
Seluitenco0eses tn Sulnpupo pe,lie
sm @a,t ox So ma,Io; t,',
fannt ma6t, sout ct Dem @trfeu bel
Seluttenpdter In &boheiia unter 0ei
fen mie S6warsen bpbe anerfen
nun9.
llnb mteberum ftnb In 6 bina bie
Wnsf6nher In G,efohr Gine Ses,ss
moht MN 10 600 Mebpnen o,1h mi
SerIihp Srnnnen hes T;trifts meITe
nm nor Meo;erruo IN msf;no o,fos
lat mnrSen. boben ,ih inter Ssr
siibruno non ssnno 1u Siono in her
@ilbniS ;mildeu 0inab1ia uub auuaun
aelaaert unb beab1tdtiaen, nad Siiano
Su ~ maridieren. bic MuslduSer in
Sen Broptn,en Sben Sbt unb &anlu
III pertiloe11 unb ben reuen Raiier su1n
8eherri6er BON China %ous,urufen
qost sn6 DINO freie wrohs MN
sbouho,Io;n,s mooen. mn oebsr.
SGfs(6eu oehen o. hohsn 70; onsn
SSnSIsrr r. gsotpntmsS;,;nsu g;s
jinb (sihter -, nehmem nnS m;rfen m,
osnehmer ols mim,n. henu ihrem g..
Srn,% foInt fsine 4sr;t"rf,,nn mic
oos hsni;, 70, T;non ssr an ~ ST.
omI6gs MAS, a5cts his gSaH.si
OOte Na9r'tten pon Der l6te9ten
@elunobelt oss Hallers 6rans Solepb
pon Seferrst9 lllo l1oertrteben;
On Heeumat'smns letoet Der ollie 9err,
l1ao oteler uerbtnoert TIN an Sasouer
snllSen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
RfuHermuuH.

s rau: rSieb' mai, Mann, nit
ben &inberanaiigen ftnb mir biesmal
orbentli9 'reingefauen!" - 6 b e.
mann: r@iefo benn9"-Sr a II
rWeil fte fih ni4t maiden laHen!"-
. fIetn 6 b m / n: ,Su
Mama, bann feib Sbr ppbl NIT uns
au9 orbentli9 'reingefaGen?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
Gin ineulsr Geruf.

49,. Wun, unD nas piQ benn Sbr
Sobn peroen9"-~S, bas lit Elm
SGpdrmsr! Sein Sbeal pdre es, einen
8eruf gu baben, Der es inn ermDglidt,
feline Mitmeni9en gu begliiden, ibnen
Gutes unb 2iebes 3u eripeiien, Sroft
gu ipenoen, 9ilfe gu bringen. gr
mD6te, pD er %binfommt, Die 5er5en
jubiltren unb Die Nugen leudten ma
6en, in tribe Mienen Elm fro6es 2dz
6eln eaubern!"- rWi1en sic mas,
loien Sic i'm Gelbbrieftrdger tperz
benz"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
Duruu lirut'H.

sd tann es nidt periteben, tpte ,inz
fer Sreunb Hi9arb 10 in ben @erbdlt=
niiien 5uriidgefommen 1T, CT mar in
Der S9ule bo9 Elm boraiisli9er Hed@
ner."-mSas 1T er nod beute, aber ct
re6net nt9t!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05

s SIR s~uperldiitse unb prompte
Nnfertisuns pom Yldnen fir Geiiben.
gen. S9ulen, &ir6en uub lonittse
Meubauten uenbe man it9 an ben Ir=
9itetten 9. s. 6aas, ct. glout,
Wtnn. 12sba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
3tuetprlrf.

Sunse Srau (bei Slid gu
einen 9afD: rSte 3eiten finb ptrtli9
iebt re9t ernit, i9 tann es teinem jun
gen Mann peribeln, tpenn er nt6t beiz
ratben piQ."-9 (leiie gu benz
Gaf): $50 ipri4t tie ieBt. neil iie
midi bat!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
Gin Rsnuer.

Ger tletne s ran5 (brrG
Elm Parterrefeniter blidenb, in benz iid
Elm &ebaftionsbureau beiinbet, su 5etz
mem Batter: rPapo, parum MAIDEN
bic 9erren ba brinnen lauter 10 trauz
rige geii9ter9"-uM ein liebes Sinh,
bic prufen Die ibnen eingefanbten Wnefz
boten fir ibr Mtbblatt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
Slnter Rnurnr,t.
.@ie debts Seineii1 neuen

uWte 9ebt's Seinen reuen Patten'
ten?"-uO, gang gut! Cine Oiasnoi'
lGBt ii9 beraeit NOD ni9t feititeaen
Sd babe Tim porldufig Mebtain per'
f9rieben-eine &ranfbeit basu pirt
ft9 bann IGon anmdlig finben laIien!'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
6Errnb.

rSbre %peritorbene Jrau ion ia febr
selebrt setuefen iein."-runb Of! @oz
fort na9 ibrem Sobe mubte i9 mir Elm
Observation-Disclosures taufen, UNI bic
entftanbene Slide ni9t aIau1ebr gu
empfinben."
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Recommendations

6 e: v9en biden @efeIer
babt Sbr i6on 10 piele Sabre! Se1
hat pobl cine 8ertrauensItelllng be
Gu99"-S Of q d 3 + n
DEN: rSdpobl! Ser bilft benz @a:
ter-qniirP moheni"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
AtrtTh1rirhrn.

S1eti9er: uWas sefG1t Sbnen
benin an Der Wurft ni9t9"-& q u
+ n: Sea, Die beiben Grlben!"-
Slet DER: uN6er iebe @urft fat
bod stpei gnben!"-& a n:
r4ber Bel otefer bier liegen ie gu bt9t
bel ei1anber!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05

az Gin gutter Wann CUR neber=
nabme zines S9anf9el9dftss in einem
Der sei9dftsresiten Stabtden Dol,
Stearns County. Iadsufrasen i'm
y9totofern." Ssba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
Sicnftag, Den 3. Wdrs, 1908

UGrHNHD, ocH b TtdtS, IJU5
folsenbe ge9eniidnbe Oiientli6 periteisert
weroen: z Gferbe, bapon 5 Irbeitspferbe, l
llebet Sabre alter Sen9it, ulb srpei traseube
Utabren, 8 Nil9tiibe, 2 3iGbrige SeIfers,
uno cine @nsabl lln9es &inbuieb, pier S1as
fe, 2 Sa9en, 8latform Sug9p nit 3 Sit=
gen, neuer Oeerins Sinber, l superior
Seeeer, 2 Otopers, 2 Ooppel. @9seu, l Gull
fpsEau9, l Stoppelpfu9, l Seurehen, 2
Soppel: uno l einfades ~Yferbe9eidirr nnb
ldmmtll9e iibri9en aderbau9erdtbi6aiten.
Serrer ldmrntlt9e 9%ausmobeln nnO Sii1en=
9eratbl9atten: g%ebin9nnaen: Summeu bis
500 baar, ueber $500 ailf ELM Sabr 3eit
g9e9ei1 ell'e Vote nit gutter Siirsi6aft gu 7
Hrosent. Sobn Serpatius.
9s3t Gisentbimer.
SranfSenoIfeu, @erfeioerer.
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Vnd Warui11 dies!

Srob Der g~roBartigen Serfduit
tit tbnen INNER nod etn 51 GROCER O1eft
BON &letoern an 9an6 g%ebltebert, nub
bieier wirO, bts bic Sriibjabrspaareu
a11gefomme1 nn0 5um Gerfauf aus=
gelegt it1o, wie friiber 5u
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Gruuiueret.

~9a!" fpra9 cine S6neeflode: SD
femme mid pobt! &ennt Sbr midi au99
Sort Sbr idon bas 2apinensebonner
aus mir beraus9" 60 ipra6 bic
S9neeflode unb fling an gu i9mel@
sen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05

8eh iie mirfli9 e3te Bar
gains oHairen.
Wetl iie perfaufen, wie iie
anSeiSen.
Wetl bic @aare edit unb gut
llnb Der Preis gang niebris lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05

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"For years I had backache, severe pains
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DR.. Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure re-
stored me. G. WAGNER, Knobsville, Pa"
Druggists. Soc, 81. Ask for Cook Book-Free.
/. VITUS'DANCE fsns eHrf Fs e'icnlsii Z
For sale by Martin Molitor. St. Cloud, Mimi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05

Mbonnirt auf Ben n@orbitern."
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SerHei9erung.

Iuf Der Narm bes nnter;ei6neten i'm Comm
Grope. 2 Oteilen weitli6 Don 9tsu Min6en,
ueroen am
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05

No.. Sbre 8raut brtngt Sbnen pob1
ein orOentliGes Stiid GelD mit?"-
usSsa, penn ib bos MIR beitimmt
piBte! MD9ten ni9t sic our Prpbe
bic S9tpeiter betratben?"
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Mualan0.

For sale by Martin Mo1itor, st. C1ou
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-23
Death Of S. 1 GrinIth.

Hon. Silas L. Griffith, the Dandy lumber
king. died at san Diego. Cal. Tuesday,
aged IS, after few days illness, following
period of infirmity He was very
wealthy, having acquired property by
hard work and wise development. lie
owned over 5000 acres OF timber land,
mostly spruce, located in Rutland and
Bennington counties and al Groton. Mr..
Griffith enjoyed life and tried TO make il
enjoyable to others, devoting much time
10 fishing recreation and the culture Of
flowers. He gave $4,000 for a public liz
brary building at Dandy and endowed Il.
ate in lsqS.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-23
WHAT'S GOING ON.
FIVE MINUTES WITH THE BIG
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Pope Leo KIN. DIED MONDAY.

The death Of Pope Leo XIII. took place
at 4:O4 Monday afternoon. The pontifi
had seemingly thrown off the severe at
tack Of pleuro- pneumonia which first as
sailed him, but his enfeebled condition,
due TO his advanced age, 81 years, would
not permit him to rally and be died of col
lapse. For about "a hours previous TO
death he was in a state OF coma, and the
end was anticipated al any moment. Yet
he had occasional moments Of conscious
ness during which be whispered to those
about him words Of comfort or direction.
he once said, 'fIhe agony | suffer is in
tense" His last words were a whispered
benediction. His dying look was cast
upon the crucifix. Although Leo's death
was anticipated everywhere, its coming
created deep interest About st. Peters
an immense concourse assembled. The
news was flashed all over the world by ca
bic. The Pope's remains were taken in
charge by the Swiss Guards and Francis
can monks. The whole Catholic world
VIII go into mourning and funeral ser
vices will be held not only in Rome, but
everywhere that Catholics assemble. Pope
Leo was a native OF Italy, born at Carpin-
eto. He was reared by the Jesuits. and
early showed remarkable aptitude in sci
ence, and a deep religious devotion. His
own name was joachim Pecci. He was
rapidly advanced in priestly hsnors. He
was papal muncio to Belgium, and for 81
years was bishop Of Perugia. In 1850 he
became a cardinal. At the death Of Plus
TX. in 1878, Pecci was chosen pope,and
took the title Of Leo XIII. His long pom
titic8te has been marked by devotion to
the church, BY charity and moderation,
by a gentleness of spirit unequalled in the
history Of the Holy See. Relations have
been strained between the papacy and the
Italian government, but rather as a legacy
from former times, when the temporal
power Of the pope was taken away, than
from Leo's aggression. Until a new pope
is chosen. Cardinal Oreglia head of the
COLLEGE Of cardinals. will act as such.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-23
Plan Of the Summer School.

! The summer school for Orange and
adjacent counties which opens in thi.
+ village next Monday for two weeks,
I promises to have an unusually large at
\ tendance, the present outlook being that
something like one hundred teachers
viii avail themselves OF its privileges
Entertainment is being found for them,
at the rate of S3.25 for one week, g for
two weeks, by Miss c. Kate Howard,
assistant manager Of the school.
The program for the first week has
been arranged as follows but Is subject
to change:-ln the morning Supt. Ciar-
ence II. Dempsey OF st. Johnsb bury will
speak on the subject OF Arithmetic at
S.45; Miss Charlotte 5. Dorman OF Har-
rington, Mass, Drawing. lecture and talk,
at $50; Miss Grace 2. Thomas Of Boston,
Geography, at 1918; Supt. Frank p
Davidson OF Turner's Falls, Mass, School
Management, at II. Miss Dorman will
also give class work in drawing at $50
in the afternoon.
THE above are the regular instructors
for the first week, and IN addition, il IS
expected that Mason ). Stone, recently
of Manila, p. l., and State Supt. w. f..
Ranger OF Montpelier will lecture in the
evening once or twice, and that Hon.
Horace w. Bailey of Newbury will speak
on School Law some afternoon.
Every other afternoon will be free from
exercises and devoted to recreation and
pleasant excursions to nearby points.
For the second week the regular in
structors will be Miss Caroline r. Wing,
principal OF the Training school at Man
chester, y. H., Reading; Miss Charlotte
Dorman, Drawing; supt Hobart X.
Whitaker Of Brattleboro, History and
English; Miss Frances Zirngrebel OF Rox-
bury, Mass, Nature Study.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-23
Closed and Open Doors.

The state department was formally no.
titled Friday by its representative at St.
Petersburg that he had approached the
Russian government respecting the
Kishneh petition and that Russia had
declined to receive il. On the same day
il was announced that China had agreed
to open several Manchur1an ports to the
worlds trade, Russia having given her
consent. This was in compliance with
the request Of the American department
OF state.