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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1906-12-31
Forty Men Wanted

WANTED Forty men as tcamster5
and graders, to work on street grading
and water ditch. Apply at Grading
Camp near freight depot Ely Town
site Company. decl8-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
FRICHTFUL
DISASTER
MARKET coLLkpsts BURYlNc
TWO HUNDRED PEOPLE.
Bulldog Unable 70 sSsts N weight
of Failing Ashes ard cirosrs from
vesUvivs-Hsny Injured ard
Dead Taken from RUM,

naples. April i0--A frigat'-l disas-
ter occurred 90 the center of this
aty. foIiorI8g the eruption o. ST
Vssugius
Two hundred persons are est.ma'.
n a. being buried ttis morning Do
the ruins of tde mar<tt az Monte
oiiye'o. when inc roof collapsed un.
Scr the weight of oilde1 Tho de.
asJer vas appalling.
The accident happened 20 on hour
when The place vas crowded F.'h
buyers. accompanied ~ lar child
rem. Suddenly with scarcely n irem.
OF q warning and vlfa a terrifying
~rash. tho display ari Hoopi. d.sap
pear,d ln cloud Of 4lsf, Will.
4hrieks % agony rent The air.
Up 10 1913 today sixteen dead had
beau removed from Goo ruins and one
hundred and seventy. eight Injured
had been taken out
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
ne,o,e Worn Of Soldiers.

Naples. April iO--Thc fate Of many
children al o'taJano s. unknown Ail.
4fary carts arrived ., the scene of the
disaster las, night and attempted the
r-scue ot the children and old folks
srst. but could not get through the
deep ashes. This caused a panic
among the children Who fed In all d..
rrctions In The darkness and blind.
inE rain.
The scenes this morning when tho
frs, victims were unoarthcd were
most terrible. Tho position % tho
bodies showed that the victims had
iied while In n state of great terror.
the faces being conyulscd with fear.
Many bodies wcr0 taken from tho fal'
len churches There ARE many tales oi
heroic rescuos on the part OF the sol
dlers n, ottniano and elsewhere
Many bodies are unacceptable
and mashed 10 a pulp Others are
horribly mutllatcd.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10

people After De eysc1aiion u me
rface 'he barracks s1d prison feil 10
Tho Ass1c.afed Press corr espondsa.
'tIs evening made ,1a round % 'le
20. nacs1 vi'ia~.
Tho railway nc an tracks were
in,ba. deep bolou canic ashes and
The same material made the roads
impossible for to-. .es. s0 that a1 al.
.omo1ile 1as tle only means .e'.
~ zhict fta insr-otIJa = ,l d.
rss,ated country could te made
The sc.re "a. one % such nisery
asd terror 'hdt o. can move. be o1ilt-
Grated from memory As ;Le uay was
frassrsef 'he travelling became more
and more d.mc1it tte smoke and
ashes in 'ha a.r making lreatting
d.Hcrf' sIYf' 'reu5..ng7 ~ 'h.
Garth were feft and frequent fashes
of .ah'ri1r ,lt through fha smoke
Da-s1... came 20, Intervals long bo.
l1-s n.eiGaIi Cn rho stre-ta of che
deserted f1ans fhe only sound 'o De-
heard was tha Jumps " ashes fall
Irg .1 .io roofs and the pulling of the
AUTOMOBILE. in fH, towns whore ,h
people r.-a.a 'aa house. are al
..oscI 'fe Inhabitants roaming ils
..rao.a' lg a.ra. obi. streets and
gaining ph.t comfort .s p9s .aie from
tfs carH.1,.ra and soIflc- Th,
a.a fis heroes ~ the day They seem
a.ye- 20 sleep 0r t0 be tried and
uHaro thD-o Dr. danger 'hoy are COOL
strong and alert
In tb. course OF fho tour r. point
pss reached from which vesuy.us
could bc sccn under ne cloud of smoke
Tho high cone Of the yOlcaro has
gone almost entirely. having been
9aiiowed up 70 that the height of
ths mountain o. nearly GOO feet Jess
than formerly On The north side OF
the mountain nov crutcrs have been
formed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
JOHN o., JR.. ON WEALTH.
Riches DO Not Produce Happiness
SAID Rockefeller.

New York April 9.-John u. Rockc
fcllcr, Jr. Ia addressing his Bible
class yesterday. declared Il misiak
On idea that great wealth produced
great happiness. lie said he wanted
rest. and II IL understood that the
three John D. Rockofellcrs viii DO
under one roof NJ Pccantico hills for
time The leader will not return
To his class 'or three weeks
Before nnishlng the Ten Command
mcn's.' Mr. Rockefeller said, and
passing to the lesser laws. | viii call
your attention TO the last command
msnt, which says that you shall not
covet that whicb belongs 10 another
In this day when emphasis and cNag
gontlon are placed upon tho material
possessions Of others. there rs some.
what of a natural tendency 90 coyct
those possessions.
There Is general fCeliug thar
worldly possessions make the man J
tell YOU the follow who says .
would bc happy 81 I mad vast pos
sessions. Is making a great mistake
Qtdlt material pos rssious do not
iuo uco great happin,CH b any
means.
Take the country hoy who comes
ot the city TO begin the battle of bus
mess lIfo In his own town, among his
own people, the clothes Hc wears ARE
| regarded as about The correct thing.
Here hc associates with people who
hayc different cut to their clothing,
aud among his first thoughts Is de
sire to dress as well as they. lie GOV.
cts what they possess, and he will
think Of a scheme 10 come up 10 their
standard This tendency Is 10 lead
him into the wrong. II IL not the
garments that make the man.
Every man has an influence over
another and Is his brothers keeper
inasmuch az this influence is con
cerned, II for nothing else, II you
form bad example and thus lnHu
cnce another 20 DO wrong, the re-
sponslbillty is on you.
"ln passing from the Ten Command
mentE % the lesser laws. We come "a
po'ygamy and slavery. Surely God
ala mt sanction those although they
were generally practicod prior 10 the
advent ot Chris;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
Re.uslo. AT NEW ORLEANS.
Delegates VIII oepsr, from Ara-ore
Next Monday.

Delegates 90 the New Orleans re-
union viii leave here neAt Monday
afternoon over the Rock island. tra.
road ha,iny occa designated os the
oTcial line OF tie I'd solLiers. A.
company q .Ic ,..sars VII BE- ql'Jc
number . .ocs rs..t., ghters ali
8, is anttilt .i ila' tI. rip will b..
one o. ,he most pleasant that has
been undertaken IN some time. The
Rock Island road has equipped train
for the special use Of the veterans
and their friends The train will con.
meet with O fast one az Haileyyille
and will DO rin direct 10 New orleans
without delay Indian Territory vet.
erans and Others will hc Joined al
Haiieyyi!le b. the Oklahoma delega
tion OF old soldiers, sponsors and
maids ot honor and also by a large
g legation of .ons Of Confederate
veterans
General Gait Of this city states tha,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
Yesterday a Day OF Terror.

Naples, April 9.--This has been a
day Of terror for the cities, towns and
country about Mount Vosuyius I'm
confirmed reports place the number
~ dead and injured At several hund.
red. hut not many facts can be- obtain
~ upon which to base an accurate
estimate
AZ midnight the situation appears
more assuring, the lava streams huv
lnF diminished IN volume and iu some
directions having stopped altogether.
while a copus rainfall is cooling the
lava whore n lies stationary
Almost equally with the devastation
wrought boy the lava IA the damng
done by cndcrs and ashes, which Is
Incredible Quantities have been car
ried great distances This has caused
the practical destruction OF san Cuts.
eppe. place OF 5000 lnhabItants An
hut 200 Of the people had fed from
san Giuseppe and these POO assem-
hled I'm church TO attend mass
while the priest was performing his
sacred oflco the roof fell In and
about sixty persons were badly in
Jnrrd. These unfortunatos were hours
without surgical or medical assist.
ance.
The only thing left standing In the
church was statute OF 81. Anne, IN,
preservation of which the poor homo
loss people accepted as a miracle anc
prdudso of dollycranco fN'om their
peril
At OttaJano Ave churches and ter
houses fell undor the weight of ashes
and cihdors which Ne four feet deeI
ON the ground. In the fall OF tho
buildings about twelve persons were
KILLED and many were injured. The
village IL completely deserted b, IL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
MCMILLAN
nrclnL cnresnnnhencc
IliSinii

special Correspondence
Mcmillan ! r., Apr q. Little Miss
Eyio Hobbs has been quite sick fo-
several days but is nov somewha,
improved
l.. y Cox made trip to Ardmorc
Saturday.
tn" musicale at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. C. Campbell on the sth
was well attended and a very pleas.
ant AFFAIR,
Prof Deck made a trip to Ardmore
Saturday.
W L. Winston left Monday morn
ing to attend the l. o. o, F.. Grand
Lodge at Tulsa, as the representative
Of the Mcmillan lodge Of that order
c, \, Burns departs tomorrow for
Ryan with a large herd Of cattle
which he win summer near that place,
w. T Williams and wife are visit
ing Mrs Williams father at wapsn.
uCka.
rho lovely spring Is upon ps at
last
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
operator. Relee, pronosi,Ion.

Now York, April l0.-Thc anthra
cite coal operators this afternoon 10.
jected Mltchell's arbitration plan.
They made counter proposition that
tho coal commission rcconycne and
consider whether the circumstances
would Justify a modification Of It's
award Of 1903. a letter from tho
independent operators was made pub
lie saying they would rather let their
mines lie idle for years than TO ac,
oedo 10 hIrhwaymen like the de
mand Of miners
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10

Naples. april 80 Terrifying ncTs
reached this city this morning from
points. througout the district anr
rounding Ouaiano These reports in.
aicate that an enormous area 81 bur.
Sod beneath tho ashes and cindcrs.
The disaster ia looked upon ~ o. ~.
petition of the catastrophe lt Pompeii
and Herculaneum. except that In this
Instance ashes rather than lava GOV.
81 the devastated places and the loss
- lif0 has been less.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
rns SULPHUR ELECTION
cs-tiscstes issued % Tross Receiving
HL1h.st hurasr sf votes.

- 1~est NV Der o. votes
Certificate ~ election Rave Scr
issl.d t1 candidates receiving tle
hirhrs- -1mbs- % vo.ss in tho Sui
1au- a.i.-u.nlc election. The con.
.-5yesg excited more than usual in-
'e-e. because g, Involved the mar.
ra- q che election of alde-m i-
cities of the second class
The voters of tae frs, ward 20. sal
pt-- insisting that all q the qualified
s.e,tors q the city had a right ,5 vote
f1- aI % the aldermen. v0t d for Two
. candidates for aldermen from oaca oi
.he three wards in she other tvo
wards 'ae voter. voted only f1- the
aldermen uho u.re candidates from
.hs.- uarI. The election judges ce-.
-feI f5- result which showed that
those aldermen throughout the ci,,
who uer. voted 'or 1y the voters of
'h. drs' aard. a,rs elected. Pur.
.la-t 10 the poll books showing these
sot.s. and the return % the election
l11lgs. crufcs'es OF election wore
demanded 0f ffa cIart of the United
States court at Ardm9re. whose iltr
De- is. to count tte vote ss the slme
appears from 'he poll books and 'u-.
nish 20 each candidate elected a Ger.
Ifcrto of election
Section 500 81 MausaelIs Digest Go
'he Statute. cf Arkansas. contains
The follouinz provision with refer
enco 10 tho election Of aldermen 10
cities Of the second class
The qualified voters Of the Gig.
los Of the second class shall. On
the FIRE, Tuesday In April. 1855.
and every year thereafter. elect
one mayor and two aldermen
from each ward as members
of the city council"
u was the contention Of those yO'.
.ng In the frst ward that under tnis
provision the qualified voters OF the
cities were entitled 70 elect the alder.
men and not the qualified voters from
each ward
An ordnance had been passed BY
the city council Of the city Of Sulphur
providing that the aldermen shouid
be elected by the wards. Il Vas in
sisted that this provision was in con.
fict with that part Of the Arkansas
Statute providing that the qualified
voters Of the city should elect The
clerk of the court announced his In.
tcntion 10 issue the certificates In &C
cordancc with the poll books. that Is.
20 consider the votes from the first
ward for all Of the aldermen The op
position candidates from the second
and third wards presented an appli
cation 10 Judge Townsend for n writ
Of mandamus 20 compel the clerk a.
issue tho certificates Of election Ia
them Tho result of the application
was 20 have Judge Townsend try and
decide the election Controversy The
Judge declined 10 interfere, holdinr
that he had no Jurisdiction 20 do so
on the showing made. and tho cert.
flcatcs were issued to those who were
returned elected by the election
judges.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
People are Indignant.

Naples. April iO--Thc indignation
~ t,fo people as result Of the market
disaster has Increased as each add
tIonAl body Is taken out and the dis
turbanccs approaching Mt finally
occurred. The people insist that tho
authori,ics were aware that the roof
waa unsafe Tho market IL a mass of
rains. surrounded by enormous crowds
OF people who are kept In order ny
cordons OF police The work Of
searching tho ruins continues onor'
es'tically.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
NUMBER or DEAD UNKNOWN.
On. Hundred and Twenty two Bodies
Have Been found.

Saplcs. APRIL l0.--All efforts to as.
certain the exact number Of victims
In the ycrious towns has 80 far failed.
because the buried villages are impos.
sIbLe of access and because the poo
Pile. who Ecd from the house are scat.
tered throughout the country districts
The finding Of l22 bodies has been
determined a. follows. At san Gut
sopc sew nty-nyc; ~ Tcrzingo.
twenty; Ottalano. twcntyEoycn.
Many pcrGOus we're injured at Otta
iauo which was completely destroyed
They caunoi De- brought away owing
Ia he lack of locomotives. People Of
Tore Annunziata and Tore del
Greco are leaving those places
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
Reteue Work by Duke.

Naples. April 1o.--Tho Duke of
Austa In order 20 encourage the poo
pie today visited the villages buried
or partly buried under ashes After
great efforts nc socccodcd In direct
ing the work of rescue. saving scv.
eraI peoplc at the point Of death.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
sitL POSTERS ~ SESSION.
Business % Routne Nature Trans
aet.r-Good Attsndaree.

With repr-s ensa'ive atteniane"
-he thi-I annual meeting q the
Southwestern association Of Bill Post.
.r- f5r ~ Indian Territory. Oklaho.
ma and Arkansas opened here this
morning and vlli be In session two
days The association met a. the city
ball and the delegates were welcomed
t1 the city tn q fne address b. Mayor
Dick. 1hO 'urne1 tho city over 90 the
visitors.
The morning session was one -
bat.n -s. man, routine matters being
disposed o. The association is in a
arIrishing condition and growing.
President " r Blnltt of this city
ls .1 'he chair and Le make an ideal
presiding officer.
The AFTERNOON session nill be de-.
s1fed 20 reports and special business
ofheers Elected.
Following are the new officers cleo.
ted today by The Southwestern Bib
POSTERS. s Association:
Bon p FIrney Tulsa. president.
70 p Wei. Pine BiuH. Ark. vice pres
itcut. Ben S. Brooks. Chlclasha. sec
re.ary and = " Brooks Guthrie.
treasurer
Delegates.
The following d iegates 90 tho an
nual meeting Of the Bill Posters As.
-ociation are 90 attendance
% n We'll, Pine Blum Ark, Ben
p Finney. Tnlsa: Elliott Alton. Okla.
homa City. Ben S. Brooks. Chlckasha
). NJ Brooks. Guthrie; Cecil switzer
shawnee: Geo. W Brown. Purcell.
Frank Deal. wynncwood; c. W Ia.
Wis. Davis; l. J.. Barnes. Pauls Val
ley; III " Flynn. South McAlcs.cr:
J.. g. Cowell. Halloyyille
Tonight the delegates sill attend
the performance at the opera house
IN a body. after which they all 5e
rendered luncheon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
Arrested for Ember.lement.

Wichita, Kan, April i0-Edward
Blackburn, treasurer Of the Wichita
stock Yards companw was arrested
this afternoon charge with ombez.
2ling twenty thousand dollars from
the company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10
Prominent eeolonlst pend.

Cambridge, Massn, hpr. lO.-Prof
Nathaniel S Shalrr, an eminent geo
loeist ana dean OF tho Lawrence
Scientific school, died today Of pncu.
monia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10

Are your feet ready for
Easterr
Your Outfit will not be
complete until you give
attention 10 your Shoes
Shoes make or mar any
Mans or Woman's appear.
ance.
The New styles are ready
for your choosing, and Eas-
ter is always the time 20
appear in Spring Shoes.
Mems Shoes in choicest
feathers, Lace. Button or
Bluchers in high or low cut.
The best Mems Shoes
that are made; $500, 81 00,
to So 90 or $6 %.
Women's Shoes, in Lace
or Button. Pump Soles, high
or medium heels-narrow
or moderate toes, excellence
and beauty com bined So OO,
81 30. To $500 or 81 90.
This way for Easter Shoes
HAMILTON * co.
The Corner Shoe Store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10

he expects a largo number Of terri
tory people to Join the delegates al,
HaileyvAle asd that the coming g..
union will no doubt 5e largely az
tended In fac c,erg one is looking
forward 70 the reunion ia keea a..
cipatiyu OF pleasure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10

Congressman Reeder Renonninated.
Lincoln, Kan. Apr l0.-wilham
Augustus Rccder Of Logan was re-
nominated for congressman today by
the Republican convention Of tho
Sixth Kansas district.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10

We have a big line OF Quick Me-
gasoline stoves 20 select from
BIVESs. CORHN & FRENsiEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10

Coupon pooss. s.. SO and $50. s,
Ills Office
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-10

Coupon books. IS. $40 and $40. a;
this Office.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-30

phifd. apparat fOtpie Bic beieeu, ms.
gsiammt 80 pfsroeitarten inbistrenben
ga1oltnmptoren CUR 8sfnegune Der
Snrauber unh Steuer, bic etne geniHs
Serfbarieit Nbes 2ufH6tffts erm0g.
ltopen iolen- Die 9onoeI tit 50 Sub
lang, q SUB brett unb nit einem Dane
perte1en. 4n Der @onhel 1Gngt Elm
ioa CUB langeS, lst4tes. db,r TART gee
faetes 8opt, oas I'm MoHsr fpeber IN,
ten nod unf6lasen tam, sSn bet
gonosl ftn6 oes 6ernere, sfpst fleine
Woturidiitien untsrssbra9t,5 bic Dor
ben fur5en brtittn @dlittsnfafen elm
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Asuss Anttrltsbnpt.
aas.asaas N ss.saas easements. s..san,

Der ,,aafe.-4sr @rfmSes.
Gin,n bs1nertenglperthen Hprti6xttt
~ hsr aorstr,tftion MN Il nterseshoo.
= NM. s;s oot," aar,tsnan -.
aa pa IN mans.m ~ "s.a'm pN
aass"e DDa s ..D1 da1s. Se., upet 1tlp
xjoIt osH Soas Ss.alozSahp p'hoaT
nae bridgeport. eohh.' fasr. 0ts
Strsds ooI mptIolt nag nSotpam"
pefrdgI go uee'lsn, nno oer nsfrefz
1tnos a1e.l oer ananlslaen Hhlts TT
far ots SNIIlapt' l~e,nestpees osr UNI
gefa9r'tpfs. ANs SSats pol1nprfe
ne gaprf 1eooG, oese oaB tlr EN-
nnfdn anltteB' YEN anoeres S9tf1f
oesis'teie pas Uaptassg, ano Is II
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eimpn eafe uub bos llnterfetboot SAFE"
ia5tre&t eth. @ie tptberaebt etnsm
WaHsrbrud M su $50 Dub Hiefe.
mi itsen So 90}th 9anse TT 6ie .2afe1
lDcA srDbts l. In biefem 2anbe erboute
a~tAtsTisebDot.
DIE G~etrtebstrut fir bic v2ate"
glftrn sine GajoIsnmdf4ine bon $50
Mftrbstxrten unb Elm Dbnamo bon
100 Werbsfdrten. Die 6urd ben
0naatno sraeugte GtsttriSttGt beleuaz
TT bas BahrSeu8 In Der Tsfe iaeesz
5Q, auberbem bent fe gum RDden
BIZ Gpeifen flu bte a9t Damn itarte
@Habuns. Gefeaert lpfrb bas Boot
pom Ghurme aus. OpttfGe @lHfer
eyutDsliden %. bic 8orgdnee auf bsr
MnHeroberfIi4s gu beobuAten. aud
tpsnn bas Bn1sseug Ia Der Hsefe fih
esftnbet. Dfs Cafe tit NIT bret Gors
p~borUbren. fotpie NIT &ammsrr aus
Beftifst, bon bsner aus Gauner ff)
AtnnsterInfsn, tperut es I'm Rrtesss
fule silt. 9asgrapbentdbel du ser.
49neibtn, ODER In Briebensaeiten
@dtffsprode ge1pben merben foaeu.
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Die alien q 1msr pfIesten
Muftern als @Oripetfs BEL Gaftmdb.
Tern su genieBen, pegel Der appettt
anregeaben Sisenfdaften Der ben 5ein,
jAme6ern 70 tbeursn Wolustsn. @ls
1efgobe smpfteblt plinius Oel unb
3piebsln.
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NIT Dorne,s befsstes breites Rdo bas
shF, Die, i@drf tn bos @is etnsrsifen
tBnssn- Das Boot unb Die 9dlittsn
1absn fir bic grpeotttonsmitgtieber
Die @efsmuune, beim atenfaGiiaen
Wss1dssu oes 8auong at MaHer tpte
gu 2anbe unb auf BEN Gife forttom<
men au tSnHen, Die @pnbei entbdlt
enblt4 etne beiabars Rabtne NIT
@nldfrdum uno probiant fir rs
Gage. 9ei6nerte gAlstHeile. BITE auf
BEN grobobeH ober I'M MnFer ra9s
Bisitest, frnen bel pibrtger MsnbsrS.
iiaRa eins eeDtffe Dirssfionssraft oui
ben Gang bes Quftf4sffes aasiben.
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apaastatahrtaer Rampf.

Jh tdrupfte suan5lg sabre aeaen
66morrhoioen uno ihlimme Bun.
ben; ib ipnnote 8udlin's grnica
SaIbe an uno uuroe csbeilt. ibreibt
u. SO. Bruce. 5armniue. Bn. Das
bette Wittel geeen @eiduiire uno
Wunoeu aQer Hrt. 25 Gents lei
Gbnlpb 3reis unol g.. Ralteper uue
Spbn.
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" ftinsm aufbId6en srforberlt@. Die
09ns bss 9anons beftebt aus pisr Ga
IN zines Watertals, bas f4 GuE
8ttbs uno Gummi sufdmmeniest. Dt'
8ubtntpanb 1T glatt, uno es TT rDsoe1
yses nod GtrsdDert DDrbanbsn, in
psrH f6 Gnnee ober CTS ~perfanser
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A Few OVerioOkS.

II met an old friend in town to-day
said Mr., Shannon to his wife one even
ing, on his return from business" and
he told me he expected to be married
in a week.
Ten minutes later, after his wife had
finished asking questions Mr.. Shannon
wrote as follows to his friend Stodder;
Dear Stodder:-I thought / was a
newspaper reporter, but please answer
the following questions by return
mail. They cover some points l neg
lected to get from you.
"What is the name Of the girl you
are to marry?
"Where does she live?
"What does her father do?
HAS he any money?
"Was it love at first sight?
"Are you very much in love with
her?
How old is she?
"Where are you going to live?
"Did you ask her personally, OF
write your proposal?
"Havn't you proposed to other girls
"How did you and come to be such
| friends?
Where are you going for youl
honeymoon?
as it that tall girl you took to the
theatre one night last winter?
"Why didn't I ask you all this whe1
you told me?
"Were you so excited you couldn'
give me any information, but simpl!
had to talk about getting married?
"a prompt reply will help me to Civ
nv wife some much-desired informa
ton. Next time you tell me you ar
going to be married, don't think tina
is the really important feature abou
it.--Yours hastily, Shannon"