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The Divorce left me Fr~@

Bile, that they were going to open the
great gates? Could they do it? And
could the launch keep up against the
wind. which now was blowing with
the sdfstance? That last ten minutes
was an eternity OF time. Once west Of
the gates the launch would be dashed
against the stone wall and then
But the launch held up bravely
length after length, gained the wind
ward side of the opening and passed
into comparatively smooth water and
safety.
Comfortable in dry clothes and safe
in the shelter of our setel we viewed
the typhoon as interested spectators.
thankful to be spared further ,participa-
tion in the riot of the elements. The
roar of the wind mingled with hoarse
cries from the harbor, where sailor
men struggled to strengthen the moor
ings upon which their nves depended
Above the shrek of the storm could be
heard every now and then the, shrill
pipe of q whistle calling all hands on
some dragging ship to perform some
emergency duty. We heard from time
10 time that such and such ship was
dragging her anchors, that other yes
sells were in collision; that a little
fleet OF sampans, torn from shelter
by the storm. had been wnirled on its
all-powerful wings 20 destruction. We
were told OF bodies drifting in the
boiling tide along the breakwater, and
all the time the hotel rocked and
strained in the storm, and the fear that
the typhoon might reach us in our
refuge as it had the sampans was an
ever-present thought that banished all
idea of sleep.
= After a wild night the sun rose over
a calm and rain washed island. But
the beach was a strange sight. Along
the Praya junks and sampans were
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preme Court to set aside assignments
to her OF two Equitable Life Insurance
policies on the tontine plan. worth
when sdue s1S,5s7 and $4,000 respec-
lively
SO it will be- seen that the Princess
has become accustomed to litigation.
Indeed. she says she expects plenty
more of it, and looks for the Princes
family 10 do their worst. She con-
siders her marrisge certificate signed
by Chicago officials legal document
that neither French courts nor the
Princes father can upset. THE docu-
ment seems genuine
A beautiful engraved scene represent
ing young couple beginning the voy-
age of life in lovely valley surround
ing a water view heads the Clhica go
marriage certificate, which reads: This
sertifies that Prince Robert de Brogie
and Miss Estelle Alexander of New
York and OF Dimond, Cal, were
united by me in holy matrimony on
the f4th day OF August. In the year of
our Lord. 1906. at Chicago, I'll. Signed.
Joseph Arms, Justice of the Peace. Wit
nsss=A. Aubin- The Princess says
yhe will have a copy of this published
IN France and put on record
1t would take book to contain the
vivid descriptions which the Princess
gives of her life in Paris and particu-
larly what she knows of the
Princes family. She says that their
Chateau de Chaumont. on the river
Loire. where the family resides a part
of the year. is one of the most beau
tiful and historic establishments in
Of magnificent forests and famous
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30

HE havoc wrought by the recent
storm at Hongkong recalls a
similar typhoon that we expert
enced there two years ago. All
through August and September we ex-
pect typhoons in the China Sea, but
usually the Weather Bureau is able to
forecast the storm several days in ad-
vance-in time 10 warn those respon-
sibIe for the shipping in the bay.
1t is curious to observe the junkmen
and sampan men when typhoon is
in the air. After years Of experience
in these waters the old grandfather
sampan men recognize the signs as
welI as the scientifically trained young
Englishmen in the Government build
ing up on the peak The curious op-
preston in the air. together with the
presence Of many birds gathered
screaming and restless along the
shores Of the bay convey to the boat
men the warning that the barometer
and other delicate Instruments bear TO
the white men on the hill.
The junks huddle in behind the
breakwater sometimes for days before
hand. Only 4 few adventurous sam
pans cross from Hongkong to Kowloon
and the boats that Usually hang about
the shipping in the harbor scurry in 10
shelter before sundown
on this septazabsr dag two wears ago
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Boundless BrogIie Wealth.

The wealth of the Brogiies is hound
less, she says. and only those who have
lived in affiuence can understand what
Prince Robert sacrifices in marrying
the woman OF his choice and being
cut off from every dollar OF his pros
pective fortune The Princess SAYS
Prince Robert has always Ilad a
fondness for animals OF all kinds This
trait is undoubtedly inherited from his
mother, who bought wonderful little
elephant ant. had il trainei to order
by Bostock. in Paris. at his menagerie.
She paid 1000 francs a month for it's
lessons. II became the pet OF the fam
ily. and I have seen it throw its trunk
around the body OF the Prince and hug
him for pure joy
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loveliest Island in an the seas. DESTROY
ing thousands of these Industrious
water jewellers
All day the work of clearing away
the wreckage continued and hour by|
hour little professions OF mourners car
rying their dead wound their way into
the Happy Valley. that veritable Car
den of Sleep.
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piled up in widest confusion. Broken
bodies protruded from the wrecks. In
these little sampans cwo or three gem
erations of familS--sometimes num-
bering over dozen Fsople--live busy.
happy lives and die. IN the ordinary
course OF events. after a serene and
honored old age is reached But every
year these typhoonsI descend upon this
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he nSeab,
rorn. Brce>11,, "a Z aep
S@a Greer

not in >sccordanse. Win tFaes isws or
France requiring a ciVu contract aud
the young man beipgs not of age il
was annulled. Still later suits vert be
gun forbidding Nine. Deslandes from
using the title Of Princess II was held
by some. however. that while her mar
riage. was not recognized in France il
was perfectly legal in England and
elsewhere because they We're married
by clergyman in a church
II may be interesting TO state fur
ther that Sidney Volt,~sthe New York
and Paris merchant. was not satisfied
with obtaining a divorce from his wife,
but subsequently began suit in New
York before Judge StoveT Of the Su-
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SAN
By Isabel Curtis

HE havoc wrought by the recent
storm at Hongkong recalls
similar typhoon that we experi-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-19
Mud Elm 6cl;truff2

Der SOl;banbtsr Serruuun Raepte
piro BON 8illiam .. 9sdmunn pom
8lptbspills, slrt., siueut slttisuinbaber
Der r@bicaso Mtia anO Sumber Co., :"
bsi6ulOist, an Der Spise siuss 8ieien'
fruits Der SOlSbauoler su iteben, Der ben
Wtartt I'M sunjen Beiten uno Siioen,
fir siniss SOlsiOrten I'M sun3en
9aub bsbsrride. 8sdmann bat I'M
SuuOssfrsisssridt elm Seiud um els
men @inbultsbeiebl unb eiusu @eridts'
usrnulter fiir Die SolSbanbelSfirma
sinssrsi6t. @r bebauptet, ouB Paepte
an oer Spise uou pier sroBeu Sirmen
uub msbreren @iienbabnen itebe uno
Tauienbe pom Dollars uou ibrem Gins
tommeu in feline eiseneu 3aitsu flisBsn
lafe, gum SdaOeu Osr flsiusrsn slttisn'
inbaber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-19
San; ipie Bel unS.

Cine reht unan9ensbme lleberraIf.
un9 bereitete oer Beri1t oes Reaiee
runss' SuipsttOrs fir Sabritsn unb
8ertitdtten tn GnslanO. Sc pirO barin
9eIast, oaB @nslaub Feline Ssraulaiiuus
babe, iih iiber Die baaritrdubenben gu.
itauoe in ben S4lddtsreien GROCER
ameritaniiderStdote Su sutieseu, ba Die
3uitdnoe in ueridiebsuen 5abriten unb
Bertitdtteu osS eisenen 9anoes ebenio
idlimm, wenn ni4t nod idlimmsr
ieien. Sn 5abriteH. no Srudtsslee
uuo Praieruen berseiteGlt merben, fan.
ben Snipeftoren in uielsn Sdllsn, baB
Der 3eiielraum, in Dem bic 5riidte ses
todt weroeu, 3Diiden osm Sof unO
benz Rferoeitaa seleseu lit unb baB
bic Pferoe burd ben Seiislraum na1
oem poi sefiibrt usroeu. Die 3imner.
in oeneu Die friid setOdtsn @elsss
uubeoeft aufbswabrt wsrben, itarren
Dor Sdmus. Sn Sddereieu mufteu
SnipettOren Die iiberraidenoe @nts
oeduns, oaB ainosr in ben 8afituben
an Samitasen nad S4luB Der sr.
beitsIeit sebaoet puroen uuo oaB i'm
iOldeu SaditubeH on Samitasen uub
Souutaseu Die idmusise Bdide Der
5amilie oss Bidders uuO au9 Nrbeits,
flsioer, Die ssmuiden nsroeu iollteu,
aufbewabrt Uuroen. SBuritfabrifeu
iiuo in uielen 5allen idmusis uno BON
Ratten falt iiberlauien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-19
Sleibt babel.

Da 9eneral 2repow, nie CUR 3eit
beridtet puroe, bebauptete. Oab Siirit
uruiop wilieuidaitlih cine unpabrbeit
iass. .wean sr bsbaupte. .oaB Die uripriius.
lide auirei,uus ,u Den SuOeumaiiacrss
uub ben auoereu uurubsu BON Der
rsaftiOnarsn Sofclique oOer oem ~reuf'
tionarsn Sauptquurtier" aussesansen
i.i. bat iid 6iirit rlruiow ueraulaBt
ssiehsn. often iu srfldren, oaB er ourd
slaubpiirOiss Ootumsnts ben 0iadpeis
oafiir lisiern tanH. oaB ale llnrubeu
ni4t bon empOrtsn Sotalbsb0loen. ion'
bern Oirett pom ct. Pstsrsburs iuiesuirt
wuroen. Siirit llruiow fiists biuiu,
baB er ale oieie Dotumente uerOfient.
liden lahen perOe, 10 baB oas Publi'
FUN fir iid ielbit urtbeileu tOnne, uer
uon 8eiOsu, er, Siirit llruiow, oOer
@ensrul Grspop elm Siisner lit. -:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-19
Dia abrniten.

Dem 9teu YOrfer rSeralo" wirO
BON ieiusm @OrreiponosHten aus Roul
semeloet. oaB Stalicn pillis iit, feline
itsbeuoe slrmes ju rebuiiren, ueuu
@roBbritaunieu unb 6rantreid bass
Islbs tbun pollsn. Sisnor 5ittoni,
Der italieniide Mfiniiter fir auspdrtiss
anselessubsiteu, bat ossbalb nit 60.
waro @rep, osm britiideu uub Ssrru
Bourgeois. Dem fran;Oiii6eu Wtiui'
fter fir uuswdrtise slnselesebsitsn, cou'
ferirt, uno wiro oas GrssbuiB oisisr
@Onferenjeu IOfort uad ieiusr autunft
In ROm SOmis Sictor emanuel uutsr.
brsiten. SSenn es ssliust, suiiben ben
brei Widhteu in Der anselesenbeit elm
llsbsreintommen su eriisteu, wiro
StaIien ieine itsbenoe 2lrmee iofort
nm jwei armeecorps ooer um $4,000
Maun recujireu.
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Sft cine RaHenfraae.

9err 9eurp 8uttsriou iuste betreffs
Der uOu arisssietrstar Gait in 9iOrtb
Carolina sebaltsnsn RsSs, oas er iibsr
Die gieserberridaft 9siproden unO iid
auf bic lansit uerssiieue Sersansen'
bsit Der RsconitructiOusp be,Osen
babe. ~DO4," 10 fubr 9srr 8attsr.
ion pOrtli4 fort, bic 9tsssrfrase lit
cine Rafens uno feline politii4e Srase.
Wel6e @urautis fam sr ober ber
Rrdiioent Ooer ionit elm anoersr repu.
blitaniider Siibrer ben 8epobnern bes
Siibens bafiir seben, SaB bic Suuoes'
resieruns iid nidt in Staatsausele'
ssnbeiteu nit Sejus uuf Die i'm IA.
uuo Is. amsnoemsnt sntbalteusu BE.
ltimmuussn miidt?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-19
CAPT. AlfreS Drpfus aIdn,euS
aereAtfertiat.

Der @aiiationsbof bat In Der Drep.
us'stuselssenbeit feline @nti6eicuns
abseseben uno uerfiist, SaB bas sause
sssen Orepfus bisber sinseleitete Ser.
fabren obne weitere Serbanoluns uno
neue antrdse 3u annulliren lit. Orch.
fus lit baburd uollitanOis pieocr rebas
bilitirt uno 3u isinem Raus in Der
9lrmee uno 5u alien ionltissn @bren
bereAti9t, grade 70 ais Oh er ME auae.
tlast ssweien ware. Capt. alfreb Drep.
fus entitammte elmer woblbabenoen iiibi.
ideu Samilie i'm Glia6, mar I'M Sabre
1859 seboren, bate cine portrsiflide
ausbilouns erbalten unb mar @iuer
Der tiiatisfteu Sffi3isrs Der artillerie,
ais er an IA. Sftober 1894 uuter Der
suttase, Der oeutiden Resisruns Wfis
litarsebeimniiIs uertauft su babsu. pers
baftet purOe. 3wsi Mtonute ipdtsr
puroe ct projeiiirt, ibulbis bsfnnben
uno CUR lebeusldnsliden 8erbanuuns
auf Der Geuielss sSniel nabs @agenne
in 5ranjOiiid @uiana perurtbsilt.
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aSmiral RoihSeittpensfp wirs
freiseiproeben.

kstomiral 9aoidoeitwenstp. Der nit
Sffijiereu isines Stabes uuO bss
aanouenbOotes rSeOoui" in SrouitaOt
Dor einsm Srisssseridt untsr Der sln.
tlass. Oas Boot Obne brinsenoe Serau.
laiiuns Dem 5siuOs iibersebsn ;u batsn,
projeiiirt wuroe, lift nod einem
betanut sssebenen sSabriprud oss
Srisssseridts Oes ibm ,ur 2ait &c.
lesten Serssbsus uidt i6ulOis. Bier
Sffiiiere bes Boots purbsn idulbis
befunoen unO gum 3oOe bur6 ST.
idisBen uerurtbeilt. Die WtitsIisosr
Oesj sseri6tsAertIdrtsn isOOf bel
Der. .SsrtiinOisuus Oes-- llrtbsilsipruds,
OaB iie milOernbe. umitanos ssltsn
laiien unO Dem 3areu bic llmwuuOe'
lung Der Gooesitrafe empfeblen pollsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-19
1uterefaute IdbeQe.

Das itatiitiide Bureau auf GGis
Sslano bot cine Gabeus juiammense'
fteut, aus uelder erii4tlid lit. wobiu
iid Die $4,000 @inwanosrer. Die pab'
reuO Oes lssten 6tstabliubres auf Gais
SsluuO seIanoet wurcsn, beseben ba'
ben. Der Staat 9iew 9ort bat nit
353, 1872 Giuwanoern ben 2Omenan,
tbsil erbalten. Gs fOlst oann Der
Stuat Pennipluauta nit 62,3O9
Pcrionen. brttter i'm Huuse lit Der
Staat Sqinois nit 65,494 PerIoner
uuo pierter Der Staat giem Serie1
nit 56,641 Perionen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-19
SBds cJtalieu braud,t.

Ourd Die gBuibiustOuer SOti6aft
ldBt Die itulisuii6e 9tesieruus oariiber
llnteriudunsen unitellsn, in psl6er
S8eiie Die SunOesresieruns uno bic
einjeluen Staaten Die 9enusuns bes
SSaiiers in Seen unO 6tiiiien gu 9s.
wdiierunssiwedsn eOntrOllireu. Sisnor
WtOntasna, Der italieuii6e Charge
6'9liiaires, luste bstreffs Der BON i'm,
au9eltellten unteriu6unssn uuo einoer
3O9euen @riabrunssu folQenoes ,Sis
3ufuuit Stulicns liegt ni6t i'm, lonoern
auf benz SSaier. Stalien mir6 leiner
san3sn SGuse mad BON rsiBenben 8ere.
itrOmen 6urhidnitten, uno mir polleu
uuo miiien Wttttel uno 8eee austin.
Dig MAIDEN, nm bas @aiier in oieleu
StrOmen CUR Gntmidluu9 neuer Sn.
ouitrien uuo CUR Befpdfierung unirud,t.
barer 21noer ju ueruenben.A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-19
0eripidelunsen in 0erbinbuns nit
Abeffinien.

8erlinsr 8ldtter iin6 Der Gnii6t,
baB bic lesteu Gbmadunsen Gnslanos
5rantrsi9s unb StalieHs nit slbeiiiuieu
cine Serbrdnsuns oes beutideu Sau'
bells beabiidtiseu. Sn maBsebenoen
Rreiisn 1T Der Snbalt bieies eusliid'
franSOiiid'italieuiiden Sertrasss be'
tanut, uuS auf @ruuo Der oarin snt.
baltenen BeitimmuussH nirtmt man
an, baB abeiiinien ebenIo wie einit
Marofto ju Sermidelunsen fiibren
fOnnte. sl1e in oem Sertras sesebeuen
getii4erunseu, OaB bic SnteSritdt oes
abeiiiniiden Hei9es, Die rSfiene GbarA
unO Die slei9e commer3isle Stslluus
fiir alle Vauoer sepdbrleiitet wsrben
iOl, baben uur seriusen 8ertb uno
iino fait biufGuis, weun man Die auf
ben slusbau oes Carbohydrates in
abeiiiniueu Sejus uebmenosn 8eittm.
muuseu in YetraAt ,iebt. SSenn Die
8abn bon Didibuti 5raulOiiid /.
Somalilano, BON Der aiiite oes @olfs
uon Gosu bis mad Der absiiiniideu
6auptitaOt 9loois absba BON Sran'
joisn gebaut uuo betrieben uno @us'
lanb oas Redt eiuserdumt miro,
biele 8abn iiber slobis slbeba forts
;ufiibrsu, iOpie Stalieu in ben @ebie'
ten, pelde oisie @iieubabnen ourd.
queren, 3olluersiiuitisuussn erbdlt, 10
lit, lpis Serliuet 9ldtter ertldren, Dem
wirtbidaftli6sn 8ettbspsrb anOerer
Md6te Der SoOen ent5Ossu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-19
Geaeu Gifenbabuer.

@ouusru.ur Dapioion uon 8iseon'
fin fat anssoronet, baB Sbsr'Staats'
anwalt Sturbeoant sssen als @iiens
babnseieaidafteu bes Stauts, melae
unseieslide Rabatte bstpillist babsn,
seridtlide Sdritte eiuleiteu iol, oamit
iie seipunssn weroeu, bic Stsusrn fur
iol6e Rabutte. bic ais Brutto'Giunab'
men auSuiebeu iinb. nad,ubeSablen. gu
oieiem Sdritt lit Der @ouusrneur
ourd ben uuldusft bstannt sesebensn
Bsrtdt Oes @iieubabu @Ommiiidrs
2bomas psranla6t woroeu. in Dem
ausoriidlid bebauptet wuroe, bas
idmmtlids @iienbabusn 'oes Staates
unseiss(ids Rabatte bsrpillist babsn.
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WuuS6 oeS SnfelS.

gus gutter Quelle uerluutet, oat
3Ouis Gopuro uuo aaiier SBilhslm in
Der eritsn Sdlfte bss. Utcnats susuit
Bniammentreffen weroeu. Die Gn'
resuus 5u Der 8eSesnuns ssbt BON
aUuis aus. Den Srt Der @ntreuue
pirS oas bsrrli6 selessne SdlOB 5rieo'
ridstrOn bel 9omburs a. b. 0Obe
bilben. gtad Der 3uiammentunit
wirb Der 8aii.r fd mad 8ilbslms'
bObe besebsu uuo Der S0nis bic
0teiie mad MurienbaO fortisseu, I'M
bort feline allidbrlide Sur our43u'
MAIDEN. Yon amtlider Seite usr'
bdlt man iia isbod aud Oieier Bro.
.slutiuoisuns seseniibsr itumm.
Wtuu 5isbt ss Dor. iie weoer Su beitdti'
gen, nod in Gbrebe ;u itellsu.
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GiSenbabn Seittabelle.
1elapare, aadauanna uno @eHsrH Balm.
Su araft ben "a. 9uni 1906.
on..fgEA e. a..

Sn Rrdft ben "a. 9uut 1906.
GIbIih h-8rlGet Scranton fiir Ntp gori
nm 2.05, 3.20, sos. 500. 1920, Born. I;
1910, 3.25 uuo $40 Ra&miitass. 8iir
glsp gcrt une philadelphia, um $40 gOrm.;
f2.4O uub 335 Ra6mitiass. 8iir
9obsbauui, 6.tU Na6mittass.
@Srblia sir 9uIao um is. 6.25u. 90
Rpr.; t.55. 6.40 uub tt.tn Na6miiiass. 6lr
Binsbamtou, Glmira uup 3pii6snfaticusn, um
1910 Wor unt 05 Nabm. 8ur Sspsgp.
Ssraeuls uub Utica. nm lis une 6.25 Wpr. ;
f.55 glahmittaes Osmtgo. SpraeuIt uup
iiiisa 3us um 6.25 Wor. l6uft tdslt, ausst-
npmmtu Scnutdss. 8iir WpntrOis nm 900
Wpr.; los uue GAO Ra6m. HiHpIipu VIC.
rpmosatiou. nm 400 Ra6mittaas. gins.
hampton atepmopatipu, I'M 6.t5 Ha6mittaes.
Sloomsburs Sibifion-guldBi Scranton
fir Ncrtbumbtrlaup I'm 6.35. 10 20 Rrr.
1.55 uuS $40 3a&m. 8tr gIpmratb I'm 9.05
Na9mlttass.
Sountasss3hee.
gRslid d-Bfr Rtp gpri nm 205, 800
sos uub 1920 Rcrssus; 3.35 nnb BAG
Ndhm.
RSrSlid - 8Hr Buffalo I'M It's, uni
6.25 Mpr. t.55, $40 uHb ft.t0 Na&m
fJar ginsbamtOu uuo 3pif@tnfatipntn, 600
une 1910 Bprmittdss.
1Ioomsburg Sibiiion-gulGht Srantcr
I'M 1920 Rpr. unb $40 9la6mittdss.
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,tmbau ses saHeler SOftaeaters.

Der seplante 9ieubau oes Salieler
SOftbeaters bat gu Der psinlidsu @ut'
haauus sefHbrt, oaB :ois. StaOti uidt
bereit lit, iid fir Die in susiidt ss'
nommeueu 5situOritsaunsen pdbreno
bes 9aiisrs Nufentbalt in SdloB
BilbelmsbObe Su bsssiitern. Die YOr'
itsllunssn iolen ben Biesbuosnsr Wtais
feitipielen uadseabmt merbeu uno Inn
osm Plun auf Die 8eins ju belfen, bat
Die Srone iid bereit ertldrt, 200, 900
3rOneu ,ur ausfiibruns Oss Proit'iden
RrOistts bsiIuiteueru, bod muB Die
Staot ben psiteren Soitsnpunft BON
800, 900 traseu. Die asitatiou segsu
bieis Dtebruussabe bat aber osrartise
Dimeniiousn ausenommeu, OaB Die
slusfiibruus Oss Rlauss in psits 5srns
seriidt lit.
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Streuae Wasreaelu.

Da in Der lesten 3eit Sruuen: uno
Siuoer uui Offener StraBe in Chicago
pisOerbolt nit uerbredertidsr abiidi
iibsrfallsn worosn iino. 10 bat Der Staot'
ratb in ieiusr Sisuus cine TsiOlutiou
ansenommen. in Der smpfoblen wiro, oaf
bas Serbreden init Dem EOOs beltraft
wiirbe. Die Reiolutiou purbe Dem
@sisssebunsscOHite nit Der 8eiiuue
iibersebeu, cine @mpfebluuS an BIZ
Stuutsseiesssbuus ausjuurbsiteu, iu
Der bic giotbwenbisteit fir Gunabmt
zines Oiesbs,iisliden @eietss empiOb'
len pirS.
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-27
WINNER OF CONTEST WILL IN.
VlTE NINE OF HER FRIENDS
TO BOX PARTY At TEN.
PIE THEATRE.

that everything else would have to be
ignored for at least a day. To avoid
this date Is set on each coupon after
which It is null and void. 1t is easy
to cut the coupon out, mark 1t and send
It In at once. 1t Is necessary to do this
II the vote is to count. for 1t positively
will not be counted II voted at later
date than mentioned on the coupon.
Every Teacher Has . Chance.
1t is mistake to suppose that teach
ers in the smaller schools have not the
same chance to win in the Teller's con-
test as those in the larger school. The
votes are sure to be divided, and each
teacher will without doubt receive a
portion Of them. The pupils OF the diff
ferent schools will be really RESPONSE :
BILE for the results. II they like their
teachers they viii have chance to
secure this prize for them.
Contest Will Be Short.
Students desiring to win this prize
for their teachers should not neglect to
begin getting votes for her at the ear
liest date possible. They should call
upon their friends this very evening,
and ask them to cast their votes for
the teacher they wish to see elected.
Any little thing may turn the tide in
favor OF some one else.
The votes will be scattered for q
time. but after the first few days some
three or four teachers will be ahead,
and the contest will settle down to
them. The teacher who has the largest
showing right from the start win un-
doubtedly have the best chance to win,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-27

that comes in. The teacher having the
inG Is closed at midnight. April Z, will
beladeclared the winner, and may at
once invite any nine friends she wishes
to accompany her at the box party.
Old Coupons Not Good.
e coupon appearing each evening
VIII bear the stamp Of the last date
thdt 1t will count II voted. The Teller
wishes to count the votes each day and
keep up with that part of the work. II
people would withhold their votes until
would be SO much work to count them
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-27
HOUSE PASSES BRIDGE BILL TODAY
MOST POPULAR TEACHER TO GIVE HER FRIENDS BOX PARTY

and April 8. The last number contain
ing coupons will be the number Of
April Z. The last votes must be in
before midnight of that date and will
be counted before morning in order
that the winner may be notified early
In the morning and have the day to
prepare for the party in the evening.
Any Teacher 10 Eligible.
Any teacher in any OF the schools OF
Lewiston or Charleston may enter the
contest. No nominations Of any kind
are required. As soon as a vote IL cast
for any teacher her name will be put
upon the list and every vote credited