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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-01-27
Ser &inier.

gleD zo>.. 2G. Gan.
NGEreno ter S6juee RE Groe oi8 81
elmer 0D5e pon s ,3oG Deosdt uuh Del
Winb eine8eI6pinbi9feit bon 40 42ei
len in bey S.unDe pdi unb grcBt
S4neepeben anbduft, itebt oas Ser.
mometer auF Is @rao inter Nul. Sin
tpeiteres Sinlen 1e5 9uediil ers rDilt
angetiinpigt. 9luh aus ben peri9ieb,
men StGbtsn i'm GtGate tommen 8e.
ridte iiber S6neeI Itiirme uno nd4ien.
be GGlte.
Ser Sturm, nit pelhem Die Staot
Netp Yort heute gu tdmpfen bate. bat
felt elmer 3eibe bpn sSabren nidt Sei>
nesglei9en gebabt. Der StraBenbabns
perfebr bate unter benz Wetter i4per
su Ieioen unb aud bic 9ohba6neu ma
rem nicbt i'm Statoe, ben geltelten
4rioroerungen gu 6eaiigen, poourf
Der 3ubrang Su Der llntergrunbbabn
ii9 berarti9 itcigerte, baB bas @eordn>
ge itellenpeiIe gefdbrli9 purbe.
MGbrenb Der Sturm auf feincm
SDbepuntt Itanb, fam in Der No6bars
i6aft BON G6ur6s uno Walter StraBe
Elm 6euer gum 2lusbru6, pel6es eine
3eit idng groBe 0imeniionen an5u-
nebmen orobte, i9lieBIi9 aber bod
oel0iht puroe.
Cincinnati, 26. San.
6ier uno i'm norolihen 3hell BON
&entudp berrI3t cine Sdlte. tpie man
Iie felt Sabren ni9t ber3ei9net bat.
9as Quedflber ite6t bier einen 8rue
unter gtul unb in MibbIesborp, 9p..
IL Grab unter Pun. Die Sempe=
ratur iant III "a Stunben I'm 33
Grab.
ct. 2ouis, 26. San.
-9rnBe Sdlte 6erricht in ct. 2ouis
uno llmgebune. 0as thermometer
itebt auf 6 @rao unter Run.
Sdnids Gitp, Mo.. 26. San.
SIN SiibneIter berrIft groBe 3Glte.
en- Ganids Gitn bdben mir II, in
GpriRafielo 10 unb in Sebd!ia 8 @rac
unter giuI. Nus CtIdbpma Stir miro
teribtet, Oab ods thermometer 4. aug
amariGd, Ser, oaB es 16 uber gtui!
iteb!.
0esWoines. Sa., 26. San.
aus bem glorolpeIten ipe6t Elm itdrs
fer Sturmpinb, hns thermometer
itebt auf IA Grab unter g}ull.
Cmdhu g(ebr., 26. San.
Sn oer lebten SO Sturoen boriirte
bas thermometer slpii6er 8 uno IL
Grao unter Run, op6 itBt Tant es biz
duf II GRAB unter yfulI.
Duluth. U}inf., 80 San.
Gin hsf.iqer Siurul ans Dem g}oros
fpsiten peruric6te bittsrs 8dIte. Das
9bermometer itebt alf 20 unter Pun
CT 3au. 1dnu 26 5ar.
6ier felt oos CuedEitsr oui Is. in
1eriIs Gale, U. D.. aGf 28, in 4Rcots
lono Niinr oui 26 uno in 6ugon
g. .. duf So unttr Ruu.
g9iitesbdrre. ga, 26. San.
Gus Qnontingtbal III pollitluotl
eingeifneit. Der Sdnee Iiegt bier
sebn 3oa bob im6 Der GiienbatnDer.
tehr 1T nit groben 5inOerniiien Ocr.
tniipit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-01-27

oele 4tcion i'm 4a4, la
Der paragrapb angcnoi mu pcroen
lei. Der Senator l-tcH,a ettldrie BE.
ie.be @niiat 3u bataa loje Die Senate.
reu Pidtt un0 QBdyrea, TdGrano DerGe.
major Garmad oea 9lusiiibranQen lee
Seuators Scott 3ut.mmte. Ser Se,
n4tor Brocipr iteate Elm @lnenoeme t
tpelfes be.iinmt b1B binfort pen.
iiprirte Gfis.ere ibel zen gtdnQ eints
Wtdiors, n,.1e 5Gy5taat m.ii3 bercu.
geapgeH lper6en, lore pous 9erii3r
Eno yl5beD625 iige. 0ber ieine petert
8e3ahIunq crrdieu IoQan. Die 2(b.
Itimmunq Gher pa 2lmennement mir
erf morgan erioIcen. 6ierduf nuro,
ca @erIeien oes 9or zen @eieBentipugia
beenoet. ohre Dap oGg Gerdt SteQuut
bd3a nahH. Gns Qro6: 9tr3abl Sc
ieBentlUiiefe undergraduates gepsu
tung 9claaqten 3ur Nrrabme. lin
llhr 46 4ilin. trdt rer Senat in eireg
Grecutirii5ung ej1 gnD 5pei Ultnuter
ipdter perta9ie cr Iih.
8aas.
Oils oa8 6aus 6t.ts ieine Sibuna
be9anu. !c6a;e c5 oic 5cndtsamen
oement5 I'll ceta Tariiitation8b:miQi
9uagsgsis.e a6 gab iitermies oieieb.f
oem &oGis,eu3tom!ie III Dem Der III.
oeotonate Qiitauer, Y. o., Mar,9
81, urD 3aDlor, 2,la. ernauat mu-
ben. 9os 0aus nohm bic Qusne6,
nung De5 Qrdiipeuteauadfolge9el
an, 10 bag au9 1ct Qderbouttre-lt
unb Der (Sctretdr fir 6anbel Uni ar-
belt in qendnnter RsbeniolQe eirqes
fdloiien iinb. 0d5 gepilIiqgn9sqelet
fir BEN 0iItritt Goulum6ia nun
Be pann in 8.rai1urq 9enommes
uno bns 6dUs nabm oaIieibe
rah tur3er Debate on. Der
9oraqrapb betreiient l9obIt6dtigteits
un0 8eNeruuQsonitaI.en oob oem 2lb,
gsoroneten 8dter, u y, 9sr1nlaITGn1
bds SduB3oatdriiTrlem beftiq an3a
greifen linn bic rep 5litaniihe Seite
,oes 61ufes aui3uf1 otrn, ieine ge.
baupiunGeu 3u nittrlegen. StlicB
li6 Der!ou9te Der }t6qeor6neie QPc
GIearn, Wtinn.. Der 1en 0eieben,pusi
Dertrat, baB 6err g Ter feline gemegs
tun9er ouf oos 10 ,genoe @eieB BE-
idrdrten iole. T Tiibrer bet lans
beybeit. gt6qeornr,n Bili1ms. W}H.
unteriiiiBie 6tryn 9lter unb ioq.s.
baB Is iGm if,ins ais ob SER Vic,
Giearn iir1c, geueisiii6rlag
gaters ujir6e feir 9bouptuaasn lnt
tergrabtn Gs III 5siier fiir t. tss
publlian r n 6u g,erra
reuu teltsa i.ifl orDsruug iHgiiJ
301e. Iet Nocit Ram lt,mGtf
iebof uit gsB;. 5srsin aao 5egt|
Batter uelats ' 0IQs0siisa tsi
Ter 3u igtsfgn. 0aus nobu carn
e6suiaGs G isun95.lsg .it
bic ggilit5rafa h tuyler O.
aIiion QH L 'cr5rtte lJat
portf. u. 81. 61 tit. bab sr NOR
cen bds 2r3trb7 Iisaraa9eieb }aFI
Wsyhon0iun9 brr piirbt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-01-27
dle.,eie 1n ia.~er Ian lie E unb
Giemanb fpirb ibm BEL bem 8eQrG6nib
8efeQ DAT leiIier.
@igeNt6i m de 9erfiiS
~

YoII.anb. Dre.. Is. eo,an


Bort.anO, Ore, 26. eSan.
Die afat, de, oaB @ar 3}Felps,
Setletir te: .5unres9rpB eidln. tenen,
ipel6e nit Der llnterIu4unQ bes QQnb,
!6pintel9 beiadfh9t fiio pl0B. f)
Ieines Yoitens eniboben lpuroe, 6a
nige 9efreROun1 erreat. Dem 9er
nefmeh man nurb' 4aeIps pcn B m
8unre oiItrittsgsridt anq.pieIen, nad]
6oufe Iii ae6en uno eiue Q1p6nuna
porl. ufia nidht au perl fen.
Der 81 on9r B.
8ai5in9ton 26. San.
Senat.
9}ot Gr6Ifruuq Ger geutigcn
SiBung Res Genats purD, 5und9it BEL
Senatot Gnor FIR ben am 4. Mdt5
idlieBeRoen tur3en 1ermin pereioigt
unD ieia Spe3ialtoGe0e Senator Pen
role rei1]ss 0eHen 8eglaubi9ung5i1reis
ben fir zen nit o,m i. UlGr3 beglns
nenoen rpiIen 5ermJn Elm. Der 81.
uatDr 4Iaer iib.rreicbte oas 8e9lauJi.
sungsidteiben fir ben 9euG,oi
Surrops Auf 2lntra9 bes SenatorS
gale lpurOc Der 8eginn Der morgigen
SiBun9 aul ] llbr feItgeiett, nm ott
betreIisnoen Senotoren in bsn StdRc
81 ieben, Der Srouung Der So6ter re-
Senators N8arren bel8umobuen. As
bos NrmeebepilIigungsgeieb 5ur Ser.
banoIunQ tam uuo bic 8eitinmurg.
pelde EEL peniionirten Gifi5ieren Der
Qrmee bic cole Se3ob ing oerpeigert.
fails iie m.ii.dgi cbe &ommiiiionen er
bolten b. yohen puroe, beantragte
Der Sendiot Goo8e, oieIe 9sitimmIna
ub3uIebfcn, pa oieIeloe dui ben Ges
neral Uii.e5 ge3iejt lei uno es ni9t &C..
recbtiertiai mare. eiae iolte 9sitin;s
mung geQsa eiHen ein3elnsn Gffi3ier
3u erlaiisa. ipe3iell penn oieielbe rid.
pirtenbe &rait babui iole. Seratot
Scott er,iir,e. oaB cr niht CLAUDE,
bic @ei.immuna iei 9eQen einen ein5el.
nen GIft;,tr qetio6tet. Die SenatoreH
platt, 6orn. uno 5pooEer pdrea Der.
ielben 2tuiitt pie Senator Gorge unc
eriu6tfB nm abIebnuaq Der 5sitinls
mung 1ie Seadtoren QroctSr, Bdr,
rtn. Goarell uuD aroere ipraGen iid
;u Gignii.n Der geitimmung aus, 30
bos 9sgcHipdrtigs GeIeB miBbraAd)i
mirbe. Ter Seuotor Qatierion erildttt
fb ~ @uriieu Der gaitjmmuHq. Dal
jeboa oe9s9en oaB oieielbg ru5pirs
tea1s &clt 6abeu ioae, isiHss gDiTaas
pdJcu nur - peniippirte Cfi8cre
rdte ec, 8u otiibem 1enn beran7c
joaen uuroe1 Der Ssnator Bauer
Iplae Iif assen icte lpet.sys 9s3 3 iii,
oer pr7. trtsa Cffi3ieu aus. s.
glau6t lror ritt. oaB BE gehimmant
9elsn Ben General Ytiles 1sli4tet iei
at,r e riirps niht fir bic gsitims'
mung in irgeuo sinsr 5orm timmen
Der Senator Gcott gab bic Der,
iinerura pah bas Gomits itins beiou.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-01-27

~ SO Jung fDe fdht BAT.
lte &rrcnnunq oes G ov 6 nOer
I'M ltlat83ettctc a
}eint mter zen ptnatenDen Tultdrs
ZEN Elm pertds9nib H. 6e5,r qepe
len 8u ieiH Gn IL a az
8lut Qsmdh Su ba1ea Or Gaatp
II 5!pay q ron eur.. ober IN
Teiuer 6ci st9 auf eralbentt.d per-
Sdbt. reil er or e, 3uMfi5ign8 0ev
E1!tIeeprr pin3gn b.rso,ragenoea 4n
ibeil na9.a.
(}n 9i9l uab Rc moritb.ytn ga
iruuillen nit dafrepflan5teu 8oionet
ten bug9 bic SiraBsn. 2taer Qugen
rih:en ii1 g,genpartia auf Die Gnt-
widclnn9 be- 0inge in Dlostau.
ct. ,sec abu g tes uttD.r me5r
Tein altaetocbntes 2tusieben angenom.
men. G3 hnb abe neGe. O.ngs tsins
Streiteg cur 2trbeit 3uriiagetetr!.
9eute frijb purbe cine Q(n3abl Der
Gpier osr 3raq50te BON Soantdge
beertiat. IS fpielien fb babel Jam
msrbolle 2 enen db. eJn monhen J0l
fen loanoeIten Batter uub Wfiitter gum
5riehb0ie uno irugsn 3ioi DIN Ijh biz
Sarge, in peL6en lore se.1oteteuajn
btr rubtea. 6 fjel aai, baB bel Elm
3eIrsn 3r1uevsiiqeH Ter grieIter nit
ocr iibli.te s., igen it:e feh.ts
9iG 9lrb, Ter tclQnitdt teia.
Sl,ao le6aUs,n ertbldf en- absr biz
$9dlp el. ID Y e;re @u1p,u
Geibtragcuber an i6nen porii6er3oQe5
2tnf ZEN u | clio = 6oic tor lem
9ldrpathoye our Ell 1G7 Qeiden 3ug
lebtsn Rlbe bItatict.
U}astanb. 26. San.
Dn6 5a5ri,pigrtsl ocr 5tao
dui bcr auoeren Gcite oer
UlostUa ourd3cQen pd6reno Der gan
gen 9ladi 9Rilitdr- unb 9oli3ei ia
t.ouiflen uno u Qt6eiiertrapps. Gs ia.
mea a6er lsiue 3uionmenit0Be Dor.
Die 2tapG;is bt'aicTien In elmer
Der !mmlun1 bis ouf 0eiteres nibt
in ben Gerid fallen 5u eriheinen. Gie
15eie bes 100. @ohrestoge8 Der Gjriin
ouus Ger LII uerIiidt, Der dlteIten Sod
ihaic RuBIanos. lpurbe onQeiicbts BET
llnruben arf einen rcIiqi6len 2ltius
in Der llniDeriiiatstdpelle bei6rGntt.
SiIdinep, 26. Gan.
Durd eine aufriibreril6e auuoges
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-01-27

stse erG gen,
pirn bis 2l6i6e Ma Qgis f.ateSanh
in QlaaHtht 9eIicat
ct, 9seys6u4q. ben &c. San,
4 llhr 45 nm.
0ic mFcci;r 9.e3: rrfdbt aus
pritaicr Gue0e , & Der S4riFtf ucr
unb 6iirgr .r f crF patti Qldrm
8orti in u g. Dr Il. marie, lpos
bin e. | iele be Gl1niusg ieiner
Gjat.ia 9eaien N en- lpar.
8a,in, 26. San.
glaA Il a9.r Qca d. iegt lie einz
Ei9e li0aIichtei 5tr g iinO ifeH 8erns
bi9unQ rgs lals G IaigsDiibl=
ten 8uBlaees IL 6er o nab ing elmer
8eriaHuu.. g. p,rb auh fir unoers
meioIi@ oe9alie1, oaB Biz s3uifdnoe
auf bic &g(g9Ia3e enen ungiiaItigen
GinfIuB al 4,ga tiiHsn. ,JeOe ipeite ,
gtpbi,maiuua lpiro inner Ee tgerem
0iberEtante .e9,9 en. guGerocm mu3
RuBlano nun cine 8roBe N!en8e Solz
bdteu in Gu:opa 3urii1balten, oa bic
Gntwidlun9 rer jeBi9su gep.gung
unabIebbar lit.
Die tieIj9e rHITiife 8Otihaft bes
bouptet. bic nit rlltcto iihs1 &gnai-
ten ousaeTtal eisn lii dgbsb5roen
piiroen Dir 2tuIfdnbi den iiferith u
bemdltioen petm6 IN. 9luI ben Dor
bali, 0ab tic 2lrbsiter. lpeihe an
Sorutaq IN ct. petersburg bemon
itrirten, tc9 cine4uf11n iiden Isien,
fonbern lcr1ls Il teribdnen. antporz
tete Elm geamter oer BotIhaft: nTos
miiien nir 6eIec."
9ieii9 ia an f Sreie bebdupten.
Supan basc Idoa teim Geainn ncs
9rieges nit ei-e'n erl Ben llmitur3e IN
Hubnuo eered ct. ipeii bic tonititus
tioneGs 93me3ur5 bort. ieit 3obren
unter Der Gberfldhe. nur duf bic Gjes
lesentett gum 9tusbruh nariete.
W}c3fau, 26. Sen.
gtne 1rudereieu Iinb gei6lnFen.
Der Streit greift nm iiA, Die 'go!is
aeipo'ien in ben Gtroben iperosn pers
FART.
Ter fernt Ofen.
SeiteIen. Snieln. i'm inoilden O3ear.
25. San.
3us fran30iife ganonsnboot ,Gos
pricorue" mcIoCt. bdB oos ruNii1e 2.
paSifiide Geihpaoer am 20. Sanulr
bic paTanbdpa 9ai an Der ylorboIts
tiifte oOn Wlaoagasidr dnIiel. Ulan
glaubt, oaB bos Gjeibpdosr pGbrene
Der Grtdn3ejt auf Der CittiiIte Maoas
gastdrs bieiben piro Ole Sei6ellen
lle9en stipu 200 Uieileu norboitllh pon
Wldodqastdr,I
Iotio, 25. San.
8oY WidriHemlniittlium tiinoiat Die
5ormaiicu elnes beionbcgen DienItgea
idnaoets an.
Deutid afrita.
GteI, 2G. San
pie oReusiten RaGri9ten" meloen.
baB i'm Widr3 Nds Warine Srpebtionss
torps uup oas Ganpunestorps tes
&anonerboctes y5ab.dt" aus Dcuti6.
SiioiDsitafritd 5uriidge5oe,n psrocn
iolsu "a Die Uioeritunos fd6iattit
Der 6erero ofienbar gebro6en 1T uno
aud bic rebeliiden Q1it6ois 5u gda-
reH getriebea ptt0eu bal Die qaae bort
piel BON 10 EN- bsosntli4en Gbarditer
0erlorsu.
Berlin. 26. San.
Qrootuafrifteu. mel6e nit oer
leBttu aanpanu 4oit ndA IcuiIbs
lan6 set5aa fuo. 6eicnen, odB teta
Qulo" }ug 8sUrrH6l8uBg megen osr
l{iE. .,borereu 5orlege Cans in liz
6ersiuitinwung init osm GiouDernear
b. YuHiamsr. Der bemndbr bic Relie
mad gusd yieoer antyeteu migo, beg,n
Tsiu gorgdr9er, Gebeimer Regi,rung5-
ratb Gbermaier, uno Der icBi9e itea
oertretenoe Gouperneut Gebsimrat5
Ylgim bic lleber3eugung .ooB por 2lui=
itanosabf4ten Gingtboreuer ni9is sn
.piiren lit. z
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-01-27
3 a bnung il d.
nllisnflln Nll- 9G Enl

-blll2DtuS, Mtl., 20. ,Sall.
Bel einem GiIen6abnzllnfua Den
Der aIs Big Sour" betannte Sdneua
aug erlitt, fam cine U}enge gaFagiert
gu S4doen. Inter Dieien beTinben
ii9:
Gruu 9. T. Nen. Chicago.
q. 8. Samilton. Snoidnapolis.
8. W. 9rics, Ghicdgo.
6. 30. Mc2uin. G6jcaso.
$. 6. Ruib, gbicago.
Sbep s. Gong, Gtico9o.
R. 80. emens. GbiCu8o.
R. M. { ,ad6cuIc, GbicQQo.
6rau gD. Qluntett, 2ouispile.
8. q. 5dnning. Gbicdgo.
:. 5. 9aifnep, pullman, S6offner,
gbicogo.
Iraurtge Netis
edult ste. marie, Did. 26. San
Ser s&nlianer s5otn Sobaion ual
in Der Wa0nib bea norblidt1 g2 di.
gan duf Der Su9o aepsisn. 2t'g cl
beintebrte. idno sr iein Web als Qei,
DE uno iei7e orei fleirsn Giu1er I'm
f1nnen ueineHo oas Eager otr Iotien
ga reuc It'll Ui nj 1unbe.te poa g} /.
len eniie,ns mar. irlr 3ie 7yral pIos.
lid tran. gemoroeH unb oa tje Ain5t,
Su tlein ig0yen. nm ibr 8, suiiehe
muBte is iteyben, obne bdB ibrt 6 otr
eslinberi perbsu tonnten. @e,eln
brd6te bey Snoi'ner feline orei 81 n5e,
n1h bitity Stabt unb ma6te fid b1nr
Iofort ouf ben RIdnsg um fine Hgau
in ter Qahe Der 6ir.s ,ipo iie isrsr
goo iaue. Il beQrabsn. gliemdnb be
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jai5ington, %. San.

Sal9n9ton, 70. san.
Gas 3eugenpet1Or IN Sa4cn oea
Senators 2moot, Dem man betannt-
li9 ieiGen SiB irreltig MAIDEN lpia.
neil er Elm Aiormone til. 9ing nit Gem
beutigen Gage 5u @nbe. Oie Irgus
inenIe Der o:lpeusitigen 2(nndlte be-
einnen auf Aroronung bes 9otiibeus
ben be8 Senatsttmics mprqen. Oaa
3eugenperbor napm am 10. Sanuar
1904 ietnen 2lnTang unn bat nit linz
terbre9ungen bis ieBt ge0auert.
Sir nI itnfelbitrlorp".
9ten g)ort, 20. 5on.
Die n8omdn5 Grclein fpr politieal
Stuop" Deiprau IN ibter Ser ANN,
lung Die ltngcre9tigtelt, unter MI. el
Die 5agll;iGen Stinpec ioI1er GlIern
gu lelDen bdbeH, Die ntAt in StanD,
iinp, ie m: emehea 5u elndbre unr
gu er5ieben u1o be n3a6.n ebltmogo"
lpurte eIfrig in GaaB genommen, @s
purbe Ger Qoridiag aem DIT, 2lntl.
paupergelebe gu erlaiiel, ipel6e biz
8erme6runs Der RenIA9eit beI4rdnti
uno metrele 2eO erinnsn ipte sa oar.
auf bin. Dab man Ont9 10 9e Sc egt
bic 5ra8e pey 8inoerarb.it uno na:
uebel Der orpRen lleberDflerunq N
benS9ulen am beiten beieitigen tonne,
nGs bat teIrel ,Slped, a5te lne
Rebnerin, n2euten uniere Snmpatbie
entgegen5ubringen. iuei4e iib nit elmer
ShOar BON 9rnoetn lnn9eten uno lie
nidt ernabren tonnen. Wfan lufe biz
Gltern rerbungsrn, lpsI6e ben Pdupe,
rismus befornern."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-01-27

Die ,,,1oroitern" ,3citum
gen BADEN oie 6cichicbtc
pom Ga GreIIe nicbt MUIR
mititbreiben Ieneern NIT
macPen helfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-01-27
Seenen in aiu6lauo's, lturmbeweotcr g)auptG

GoaraE IS oEs srE sgrgR e Ns4VA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-12

" next Injecting Vi WlldC CllS CllllCICl
now called The Rainy-Day Club" Il
had the most fun with that card trick
you showed us. Do you know an
Other?"
4 did too" put in Lucy. Il showed
it to the girls at school, and they were SO
mystifed! Do tell us another.
"A11 right, youngsters, just as you say.
Have you pack of cards handy?"
Yes, sir. Here they are"
Very well. Now you can both play
at this game. Select ten spot-cards, from
one to ten, calling the ace one"
All of one suit?"
1T doesn't matter, just SO that you
have all of the numbers from one to ten.
Indeed, plain cards with the figures
written on them would do just as we'll"
''All right, uncle; here are the ten cards,
though some are black and some red"
That will do. Now lay aside all the
rest of the pack and use just these.
Next lay them face up in straight row
in regular order, beginning with the ace
and ending with ten"
The children did as they were told.
Now" went on Uncle Bob, turn
over each card on it's face, but don't
disarrange their order"
Lucy and Fred quickly did so.
Now for the trick, said Uncle Bob.
l will turn my back and look out of the
window, while you follow these instruc-
tions. Take card from the ace end of
the line and lay it at the other end"
Yes, we've done that"
Very we'll; that was the ace, of
course. Now take the next one from the
ace end-that will be the two-and lay
it at the other end"
Yes, that's done"
Now go on that same way. Move
as many cards as you like, but only one
at time, and always from the left-hand
end of the row to the right-hand end.
But don't turn over any of them"
Then Lucy and Fred, careful to observe
Uncle Bob's directions, moved six more
cards, making eight moved in all.
In moment the children said: There,
uncle, we're all ready. Turn around"
Uncle Bob came back to the table
and said: Now, do you know how
many you moved?"
Yes, sir"
Very we'll; l will tell you without
saying word" Then he touched a
card with his forefnger. He turned it
over and it was the eight-spot
Yes, we did" cried Lucy; we did
move eight cards. Oh, try it again!"
Very WE'LL said her uncle, and of
course you know l wouldn't peep at
you; but in order that you may feel sure
that can't see you I'll step into the
next room, and you may call me when
you're ready"
Now Lucy" said Fred, as the door
closed behind Uncle Bob, We'll fix him.
Well move every one of the whole ten
So, careful to do it just right, they moved
every card, one by one, from the left end
of the line to the right.
Come I'M" they called, and Uncle
Bob came back, marched to the table and
picked up a card. He turned it over,
and it proved to be the ten-spot.
This beats all the rest!" cried Fred |
How do you know what card to pick
up? Are they marked on the back?"
of course they're not!" exclaimed
Lucy Indignantly. Uncle Bob doesn't
do that sort of tricks! But l can't see
through it."
Well, listen" said their good-natured
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end the first time you try the trick"
" But if you add one to that you have
eleven. How can you count back elevenF
Simply by beginning at the end,
counting back to the first, which gives
you ten, and then going back to the
end again for eleven. Then when you
close your eyes to try it again, remember
what is at the end, add one to it, and
next time count that many back from
the last end. Turn up the card, and
there's the answer. Then, while they're
eXclaiming at your cleverness, carefully
reckon from the card you turned up
back to the last end to see what number
is there. Remember this, otherwise
you'll have to take glance at the last
card, which greatly weakens the trick.
Still, if you do have to do this, pretend
to be Strengthening the cards in line, and
manage to get look at the last one SO
you can perform the trick again"
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SUNDAY MAGAZINE for NOVEMBER IL. 1905
r AINY-DAY DIVER IONS
Another Gard Game
By G AROL YN WE Ellis

on the card at the last end of the line
When you open your eyes, count back
from the last end SO many and one more.
This will be the card to turn up and will
represent the number of cards moved.
For instance, if when you close your eyes
six is at the last end of the line, then
simply count back seven from the last
end and turn up the seventh card"
How do you know what card is on
the last end when they're all upside
down."
You must remember each time. It's
easy enough. OF course, if you arrange
them from one to ten, ten is at the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-16
THE REBEKAH FAIR.
Auspicicus Opening, Last Evening"
Will Continue, Today.

The Rebekah fair given under the
auspices of the members of r. B. Ca
pen Lodge, opened under the most aus
picious circumstances, yesterday after
noon, in Odd Fellows hall. and the at
tendance at both the afternoon and
evening sessions, was very gratifying.
Large delegations of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs from Hallowell and Gardi-
ner attended the evening entertainment
/, and sale. and expressed themselves as
bling greatly pleased at the excellent
, affair given by their sister lodge.
The beautiful hall has been made
the more attractive by the addition of
multi-colored wreaths and garlands,
and festOonS and clusters of bright and
fragrant blossoms, lend a mellow tone
to the decorations of the halls. The va
rious tables, always in evidence at Re-
bekah bazaars, are well stocked with
pretty trif1es and substantial gifts, and
presided over by the ladies of the
lodge. The tables are as follows: Fancy
work. Mrs. Lila Clough; art, Mrs.
Edith Gray; neckwear, Miss Alice
Hewitt; candies. Mrs. Emma Foss;
aprons. Mrs. Annie Pond; domestic.
Miss Mabel Berry; ice cream. Mrs.
Meader Taber; punch, Mrs. Minnie
Nichols; guess-cake. Miss Belle Hines;
flowers, Mrs. J. w. Beck. The entire af-
fair is under the immediate direction
of Mrs. Emma Brown and Mrs. Annie
Drummond.
The entertainment offered last even
ing, was of a sterling character and
every number was tastefully selected
and each artist was forced to respond
to many encores. Miss Sarah Miller
sang several soprano solos, new Selec-
tions in which her mangificent voice
was given an opportunity to display it
self advantageously. Miss Miller was
handsomely gowned in a black lace
creation and her contributions to the
program were by far the most popular.
Mrs. May Hall presided at the piano,
accompanying Miss Miller, and play
ing several concert pieces with her
usual beautiful style and technique.
The readings of Mrs. Nettie Blake
Meyers of HallOwell, were most
welcome and interesting number
to the evenings entertainment. The
Chrysanthemum drill, in which 10 pref
ty young ladies participated. was a
pleasing number on the program and
because of it's popularity the drill will
be repeated, this evening. The young
ladies, all costumed in becoming Gre
clan gowns. were as follows: Misses
Bertha Pullen, Celia Elliss Luda Trask,
Winnie Norcross, Alice Weston, Ethel
'Hussey, Grace Mclaughlin. Maude
Witham, Beatrice Fcss, and Callie
Reynolds.
The two young ladies who are in
charge of the watch contest are the
Misses Jennie and Beulah Moore.
The fair will continue, this afternoon
and evening, and will close, tonight.
with a dance, for which an orchestra
will be provided to furnish music.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-16
One of Augusta's well known and

One of Augustus well known and
respected citizens has arrived at the
conclusion that one does not need to
invest his money in western mining
stocks in order to fail to receive divi-
dends, and is telling of a case where
an investment made on Water street
brought no returns, although at first
the outlook was very promising. as well
as satisfactory. The man in question
is decidedly fond of cake, especially so
of the kind that is of the two-story
type. with layer of chocolate between
the two layers, and chocolate frOsting
with half walnut on it on top of the
cake, and happening to see his wife
on the street. Tuesday afternoon. in
carriage. he hied him to place where
he had seen the cake in window, and
purchased a liberal supply for supper.
giving the package to his wife to take
home. Later, with anticipatiOns Of
the pleasure he would have in eating
some of the cake, he went home, and
was grieved to learn that there would
be no cake served, that evening, at
least It had disappeared on the way
home, either having been lost from the
carriage or stolen. and now the man,
With vengeance in his heart, for he
thinks that the delicacy was "pinched."
is devoting all of his spare time in
looking for a clew which will point out
to him the guilty party.