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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
ptr p%rreinsmtifr.

Serr 8entier Srieori9 StrdmpeIs
meier feierte Ieinen G6rentag; er bate
beute Den 0~reiBigiten @erein ms 2ez
ben gerufen unb ieOer muB neiOlps an
ertennen, DAB iemuno, Der breiBig Ser
cine gegriinOet, ieine 2e6ensdufsabe,
10 gu Iugen, als erfunt unieben BARI.
&ein 0un0ar oarum, 0dB Elm iegli9es
8ereinsmitglieO, 0eren mebrere 6en gez
fommten 0reiBig 8ereinen Oes 9errn
Srie0ri9 Strampelmeier %angebOrten.
fi6 in elmer ausgeldTen = FROZEN
Stimmung befano unO 0em Rentier gu
feinem f~eltenen SubilGum ipieoer6plt
Die begeiftertiten 9liidipiini6e bar
bra9te. Snmitten Der fibslen 5eier erz
bob fi9 Strampelmeier, Dem man
iel6fperitGnOli9 Ods G6renprdiibium
ii6ertragen bate, unO bielt etpa fpls
genoe @nipra9e:
.Meine 9errenl Nls i4 Gen nsuns
uno5pan5igften @erein, Den Sbnen
alien betannten ,@erein ebemaIiger
8ereinsmitglieoer gu begriiBen bieg6re
bate, glau6te i9 ni9t, nod einnIal
nit einem G6nli6sn Muni6e an Sic
6erantreten gu mii1en. unb bod5 lag
elm tiefempfunoenes @eoirfnib pDr.
oen 6eutigen 8ereiI III griinoen. Sa
uniere neununb5pan5ig @ereine ie elm
nal monatli9 tdgen, 10 fe6lt nns Elm
Werein. Ser duh Sen 6reibiditen ITO
natstag IN QnIpru9 nimmt. SD be-
antrdge nun in Die Stdtuten folgenbe
Puntte auf5unebmen: Der @erein
fu6rt ben Namen Wondtsi6lub;
3ped oes 8ereins tx, fur5 aeidet, mo
nats19luB, Oas lit einem jeoen obne
tpeiteres peritGnoli6. Sin6 mebr dls
Spei MitgIieOer pOrbanoen, 10 lit Moz
natsI9luB. 5ernsr6in muB i9 infolge
meiner langiGbrigen Praris duf 5pei
llmftGn0e aufmerfidm MAIDEN, duf Die
geiitige Selbiteihf6dBung unb eine tez
Ion0ere MISUNDERSTANDING: Seoes
MitgIieo bat, I'm aufsenpmmen su
tpsrben, Orei 9ummbeiten %auf5upeie
ZEN, ous9enommen fino 0erheiratbete,
Die nur 5pei Oumm6eiten arfpeiien
miifen. SD tetonte ausbriidli6, oaB
fem Mitglieo Oas anOere fir 6Tmmer
balten bari, als es ielbit 1T. Sic msrs
Den ieben, meine Serren," I3loB 9err
Rentier Strampelmeier feline pohls
6ur6Od9te 3eoe, rOaB mir nit iolz
6en Statuten uniern jungen 9erein
gu einem mG9tigen 8aume I'm oerts
i6en 8ereinspaloe beranbil6en ipers
oen." Wit etnem .%pipat, crescat, flos
reut~ 9erein rMonatsI6luB" i6lpB Die
dnipre9enOe, nie finnise @ereinsfeier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
9s.slLt

DOB 0is Gpmmii.cn, pelGe eingc=
Iebt puroe, nm 8ori9lGge iiber Nen=
oerung bes Observation-Disclosures gu
MAIDEN. auf Yerbinoerung Ger pielen
in Den lebten Sabren porgetommenen
Raturali S9pinOeleien be-
oa6t mar. lit gang am Ylabe. CT
ser @Ori9lag, Oab in Den leBten breiz
Big Sagen ppr elmer P%rGiibenten@ ooer
Gongrebpabl feline DECENTRALIZATION
boraenommen peroen iole.
A6er bic 9ommifIion ma6t neben
guten @ori9ldgen au6 einaelne unz
itattbafte, 70 Den, Oab Niemano Ods
8iirgerreGt betpmmen iol, Der niAt
Der engliI8en Spra6e md9tig lit uno
Dap Die Notwithstanding auf
minOeitsns iieben Dollars gelteigsrt
nerben fDI.
Staatsaeri6ten min sic GommiI=
lion bas Ge9t gum Naturaliiiren pe=
nigitens nidt ganS entSieben; lie
i6lGgt nGmli6 Dor: Sn StGoten, no
8unpesgsri9te fat INNER in Sibung
iino, fpQ fein itaatli9es @eri6t Sc
iu6e I'm DECENTRALIZATION a%nnebmen.
bod in fleinsren Srten ipa Elm 9enau
be5ei6netes ituatli6es @eri9t gum
Naturoliiiren bers9tigt iein.
Sas 0erldngen ser Gommifiion,
Oab Nieman0 ais 8iirger angenom<
men mernen Ion, Der ni6t beabii6tiet,
bauern0 in ben Ser. Staaten ieinen
Wo6niis 5u nebmen, lit eere6t. Bis
iebt feblte IS ia our6aus ni6t on
2euten, oie ii9 ods ameritonii9e 8iirz
9errs6t nur perI9dfften, nm es i'm
@uslanSe, namentli9 in Der Siirtei,
Su auerlei 1lmtrieben 5u mibbraufen
nnb Damn BEN S6ub Ser Ser. Staas
ten Su 6ednipru6en.
unerflGrli3 lit Der 9ori9ldg Der
Gpmmiiiipn, baB oas bisberige fogez
nannte ysrite Pdpier", in fpeldem Der
Gingetpan6erte ipdteftens Spei Sabre
Dor 4blauf Der finfiGbrigen YrObe5eit
feline 4bIi9t 8iirger gu perben ertlGrt
unb Die Sreue gegen Die Regierungs@
eepolt Der frii6eren !Seimatb ab=
i6pGrt, gang negfuuen foa uno 90
fir f~olgen0es porgeI6rieben miro:
Elm 4ntrdg auf Decentralization lit
minOeItens brei Monute Dor bieler
Dem Glert bes 9eri9tes einSurei9en.
relfes Die DECENTRALIZATION borne6men
ipQ; Elm Ouplifat Oieies Intrages 1T
Dem in Wuibington CUR Seaufii6tiz
aun9 0es Observation-Disclosures ems 81
srri3tenOen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
einSuienOen.
Na6 oisTem 8ori6lag miiBte alip
Scr Gingepdnberte flint Sabre lang
1lntert6an Der alien 6eimat6 bleiben.
unb BON gepiiien politif9en Re9ten.
rsl6s BON elmer 4n3dbl Stadten Der
Union bereits auf bas verfte Yapier"
bin ertbeilt iperOen, fDnnte feline Gere
rie9r iein. Qu6 pGre cine 9robt6at.
nie lie Bel Smnrnd Der dmcrifanii6e
GdpitGn Sngra6am auf oas rerite ga
pier" Martin @obta's bin perridtete
unb ipie lie bon Dem Stadtsminiitsr
oes YrGIioenten Bierce 10 eldnSenb
bert6eiOi1t purbe. niGt me6r mo9li6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
prr heEfphleur Spii1hnhr.

rGeitern" - er3G6lt Ser Sripiers
S6ani ieinen 6reunOen = rieb' Id in
einem &efaurdnt einen piffeinen
ueber8ie9er neben Dem meinigen bGn@
gen. Salt 0enf' i9, Die Gelegenbeit
lit gHnftig: Ser 0einige 1T i6pn re6t
f6G6ig, Ser "a fpun0eri9on, unb 10
binig faufIf On Dir feiner neuen.'. -.
@eSa@t, getbanI Srauben lad iA in's
5Guft6en = nod ME mar i9 mir lp
nobel porgefommen! &uum aber geb'
i5 6unoe-t G9ritte - 90 fGGt mir
plOBli9 nit S3reden Elm. ZAP IN mel
mem &od ia nod Die 9rieftdi6e nit
Stpei6unoert Start ftedt, bie i3 neuz
li9 -. na ia, S6r perftebt i6onl On
f9neG i9 tann, luuf' i9 Surid, tomm'
aber i6on gu ipGt: Der unOere mar
nit meinem lleber5ieber bereits fprt!-
Sept frag' i5 Cub: 9dbt SIR f3pr
iemals 10 einen nieOertrd6tigen &erl,
einen 10 infamen unO pr6indren Spigz
buben qeIe6en?"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06

@oriiBenben bes pihtisen &omites fit
8epiQigungen Die bemerfenspertbeIte.
SapneD purbe 1855 als Sobn
zines @rp6i6mieOes ndbe gettysburg,
ga, eebpren. Gr erlernte BEL feinem
Batter oas S9mieoebdnoperf unO Bill
bete fi9 gum Maidiniften aug, als
ipel9er er ii4 5uerit in ieiner Seimatb
un6 Johann in Winond, Minn., be-
tbdtiste. SSSm Sabre 1881 be9ann
Satpneb 6as Stuoium Ser 3e6te;
1883 CUR Barre 5uselahen, beiuhte er
nod Die &s6tsidule Der uniperiitGt
bon @isconfin. Sm Sabre 1890 puroe
er in ben StadtSienat bon Minneiotd
gepdblt. Seit 1893 eebDrt Satpnep
als Heprdientant Dem 8ongre1e an.
SIM SO. &ongreFe NOR ietnen 9ee
miibungen i~nfonOerbsit Die qaiiirung
Der 8in gesen 8Gieperfdli9uneen 81
0dnfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06

SIR Greebnib par oie beutiee &onItis
tuition Ser Ser. Staaten in ibren
9runo5igen.
I'm jene 3eit, am 20. Mai 1887,
puroe auf elmer 6arm nabe 8norpiGe,
Semi, elm Mdo9en geboren, oas be-
itimmt tuar, ale Die ipunberbaren Ser
dn0erungen, pel9e bic @elt BON iener
alien Seit bis auf Die uniere gu pers
5ei9nen bat, nit 5d erleben. sSens
@rbenbirgerin, Marp &umieb Woo0s,
Die 0ds Spre9en erlernte, als Ssorge
@uibingtpn gum eriten Male 0en prd5
iieoentenitubl beitieg, lebt Geute nod in
6iasboro, Ore. sic par Elm fleines
MGo6en, als Die grpBe frunaDiii9e
&erolutipn Die Hinniteine in Ydris
nit 8lut fdrbte, uno 9ing in Die
S9ule. als SenneFee 1896 in bsn
Staatenbuno aufgenommen paro.
Marb &amfep mar 8raut, als Napo>
leon 0ds 9ouiiidnaz9 ebiet 1903 Oil
Snfel Sam abtrat, unO SHUTTER, ais
2epis uno Gldrt 1905 auf ibrer sSorz
f6ungstour i'm berssitigen Oregon dns
langten. Die Grsifin erinnert fi9 mod
ibres 8aters, Der 1912 feline alte
5linte bonn 6afen nabm, ii9 elm glaiS
~umbGnete un6 pon feiner Samilis @6z
i9ieo nabm. UNI fi6 am Sample ge.
gen Die 8riten 81 betbeiligen.
Marb &amfep Wooos lit mod Geute
tbGtig uno befunoet lebEaftes Sntere1e
fir sic SaaesereigniFe. Sbre 6aupt,
6e!6Gfti9itng beitebt i'm NGben. 8ei
fparnem @ettsr gebt lie i'm @drten
fpaSieren, poer lie iibt quf ser @eranoa
hires 6aules, UNI nit Ha6barn elm
plluoeritiinD6en 81 6alterl. Mit
p%ebmiitbieem 3GGeln blidt lie ulif tire
Sodter, cine jebt mebr als rs Sabre
alte @reiIin. SIR @eiit 1T nod flar
uno ibr 9eoG6tnib ungetriibt. Sm
porigen Sabre tpurOe our6 ibr 3eies
nib cine &lageia9e tpeeen Ser 3edtz
mGbigteit zines '9eIiBtitels entidieoen,
Der Dor mis6r ais 40 Sabren ausgeftelt
tpprbsn mar. Sbre @nttportsn Dor
@eriGt betrdfen i9drf Die SaGe, unS
8emiibunsen, Die @reiiin i'm 3reu5pers
Dor gu perfpirrsn, i9llgen fe9l.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
Suppr1ekpn1fitF1t

Meier uno Miiler for6ern nd an
lGbli9 zines 0ortme9Iels. 9as Ditto
lenoueq = i6pre 8eoingungen-pir6
fir Sen anoern Morgen 8 ubr in eineTl
@Glo6sn nd9ft Der Stabt feitgefebt.
I'm 7 u6r frii6 eri6eint NiiGer iors
genbon beim poli5eitpmmihdr. rt5err
&ommiFdr, in Sbrsm Rappn ioG IN
elmer Stunoe Elm SueQ inter f6peren
8ebingungen - sd bite, ii6
ni9t ms6r gu bemiiben." unterbriHt
i'm Der &ommifdr, rfpeben nar i6cn
Sbr 9err 9egner 6d!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
51nbel.

'@IGubi9er: u9err Baron,
mann tper0en sic MIDI enbli9 5ohlen?
Min6eitens elm paar Stisfel finb bel
Den bislen Ma6nsdngen fdon oranfs
qeqanqen." = g aron: Stun,
Damn feben sic ulif mein 9onto cir
paar neue Stiefeli"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
psa imnsen @hrtna.,,,s sien,

Ss fodbt in Ieines &raters Sieien
Der @etno rotbe 9~6lenslutb,
GO fod1t bic Soune in BEN 2auten
Der Srorbe bimmlii6 iiiBes Slut.
Gs to6t Der tluss gp9tbsfer
Sen beiliam bitteru Rrduterieiui,
Gs fo1t Der Sa6ie ieiu 2affes6en,
&c to9t Der Sii6ler isirsn 2eim.
Gs fo6t 10 man6er i66ne Gneei,
Gs fo6t aud maubsr dree Witf. -
Sic ale, ale, LAB tie toden!
Rur gu, Geli6ts ....to6t Mot
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
ErpihHuefithI.

vSs g oenn pabr, Waitl, baB 9
Del Mmt BEL b'r 9'mein0' ais Sdus
6irt eing'6iiBt bait, neil g Ofters q
bis'I ang'trunt'n g'pei'n bift?" =
.Srilf' is g pabrl ga, meinetpeg'n,
mel SteG' t0nn'n r mer nsbma, uber,
mas s. 9auptia9' is. meine &enntniH'
nett"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
9n nrei ~G9abrbunoertsn.
Tsarg NarnicD sSooos' bpbcS alter Ino an.
beroro eutIid1e %gsGitgfett.

@m II. Mtai 1887 p%eriammelten ii9
in philadelphia 9elesuten Der Ii
norodmerifanif9en 8unOesitauten Gil
Dem 9sbufe Ser llmpanolung Der Bis
bergen SeOerd. &onititution gemGb
ben 8ebiirfniHen Der Union. Die Or
belt Der Seleaaten tpdbrte bier Monate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
Rfpraftntamt 0amnfp.
eeins Grnennuno sunt @orfbenoen oes Sos
mites fur Setniaieunseu.

Inter Oen tpenisen neuen 8efDross
runeen, ipel9e Der Spre9er bes Bet.
StaatensR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, nSns
fel Soe" Cannon, porgenpmmen bat.
lit Die @rnennung oss &eprdfentanten
Sames u. SotpneD BON Minnefptd gum
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06

6 inc Il + +, fpelGe i'm Sabre
1852 in England gema9t puroe uno
beren Gdberpert aus Sola beftebt, be-
fbt Elm Mann in Burlington, @t. Die
l1br 1T elm 5%uperldfiiser gbronometer,
pbpobl fie gum lebten Male 1888 elmer
Reparatur un~ter5osen parb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06

= neberra4 dung. a.: rSh
babe mid iiber sic erfunoigt! sic
iolen ia faum fir bunbert Mart gut
iein!" 9. (iiberrafhD: .@lio bod fur
hunbert Marf9"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06

Ser Gebetme Sber. Re.
gierungsratb %eener,l &orreipon-
oen5-S efretGr mo SdotuQpermaIter
BEG &aiiers, feierte am II. b. Mts.
.Tein 50sjdbrises Sienfiubildum.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
nutiirltd1.

.@arum nObnen sic na6 rid
pGrts2"-9 eutnant: rWin Do
menauflauf ner6iiten, ipenn i6 gun!
Senfter 6inausiebe."
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
DAZZLING SCHEME.

A more favorable attitude is being
taken in Russia toward the dazzling
scheme for a tunnel under Boring
strait and an all-rail route from the
United States TO Europe. Baron Loicq
de Lobel, representing the American
Trans-Alaska Siberian Co, is again
pressing the project vigorously and
has made considerable progress toward
securing a desired concession from
Russia.
A distinct party Of the government,
which has the sympathy of Premier
White, earnestly favors closer com
mercial relations between the United
States and Russia ana this project APP
peals to it, not only as method for
accomplishing this end. but for devel-
oping the resources of Siberia.
Wendell Jackson's canal scheme to
connect the Black and the Baltic seas,
which is an old project originally pro-
posed for purely strategic reasons in
order TO enable Russia TO move war
ships quickly to the two sea fronts,
is now a purely commercial scheme.
The depth of the canal is to be six
teen feet, and II will take ten years
TO complete the work.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
THRONE ROOM OF CZARINA

in several OF the palaces in the Violet
City, so effective from within, giving
elevation and space to the interiors,
is that they are not visible from the
outside of the edifice. The beautiful
straight line OF the roof, with its up
turned corners, remains intact In its
purity and retains its restful SIM
plicity.
The hall was paved with great
blocks of highly polished black mar
BILE, which dimly reflected the glowing
splendor of the walls and ceiling. In
the center OF one side was Dw dais.
richly carpeted, on which stood a
great antique throne and footstool of
red lacquer, framed in ebony and in
laid with cloisonne; the three-leaved
screen behind was OF bronze, with
landscapes in low relief. On each
leaf poem in golden characters
gave the needed touch OF brilliancy to
the somber massiveness OF the dull
bronze.
Great wooden doors, with huge gild-
ed dragons In high relief, opened into
apartments to the right and left of
this splendid hall. These portals
we're always thrown wide, and heav-
lily padded satin portieres hung from
the lintels. The front and rear OF
the hall were almost entirely OF glass.
with the pillars that supported the
roof standing clear between the win
dows--the lower half of plate glass,
the upper of transparent Korean pa
per.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
The PHmaryEIccfion Law
You are Careless You Will Not Be Able TO Vote for
Candidates in June.
Mole Carefully What You Must Do April if You Intend
10 Vote ar The Primaries.

The primary law called passed the last legislature changes
enrolment
ad first Tuesday OF september 1906 and every two thereafter
TO vote at these primaries one must be enrolled on party roll
enrolment day. majority attained after enrolment
Unless cognzanoe
held officers At the election be
tutOn the Michigan enroll by
legislature responsible enrolment provides
seneSa that WITH the vote the April election will
be extremely light owing to lack of interest the to be voted
unusually large
the provisions the nominations lsgis
may be made by direct vote at the primary election Other officers
the 1906 how and lieu
party primary
acer the direct nomination idea eves majority of all the votes
east by any party then the candidates receiving plurality OF and at
shall be the nominees of said Otherwise the nominations
% sGe s oSo G e oe shall be made " state
At this primary delegates are (by
be the elecing dele
Of ocer submitted
m sn nr av he ht6 U Gy De narS nett
ton for the same required Said petition must contain the signatures
for said candidate for last preceding election in
county clerk secretary of state the case may be- thirty days
vote 1s S all a@sy oes5 by
September, every
SaT @ @ I a PT T = f b GfG5 o Ses same vote
To the printing the ballot Of the of and
candidate present to the clerk of city county state petit
ton of enrolled voters of said equal of the total
the last election said city county district
district consists counties petition
have per each county Petitions be least fifteen days
primary.
Nomination for candidates parties must have least
shall be conducted be
particular
elections The registration charge the
omen All officers that have provide general elections
provide elections All
shall be betrayed from same fund expenses of elections
of the 1906 duplicated
petition
enrolled equal 20
conventions of political the election OF
convention nomination
day,
primary.
adoption of direct nomination political not
bind other political
In order that voter take in Of the primaries he must
be enrolled roll.
plurality dominates under the direct nomination. the
lieutenant candidate
of his be
Apena Muskegon and
where counties counties
Of a congressional legislative district.
pamphlet be obtained the
of for the asking
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
Copyright. 1906. by Daily Story Pub. co.>


Because of rouge skilfully applied,
che little geisha's cheeks were rosy,
and because of paint her lips were
very, very red, like threads of Grim
son silk.
She wore a kimona of cool. SHIN
mering gray, with storks in erratic
flight all up and down it; her blue
Obi-like an overgrown pillow-was
adjusted with care, and atop OF all
was her face, lily-fair under the high,
satiny black couture, her slantlng eye
brows-ah, Art helped Nature there
her eyes at once Turing and childlike'
and the scarlet line that was her
mouth.
When Raeburn, lately arrived in
Toxic, came to the teahouse under the
wistarias his beauty-loving nature re-
joiced, and he told her that she was
like roses and gray mist"
o Taya San looked pleased, though
all she understood was the young
'Merican's smiling eyes: but she
poured his tea, and clapped her she'll
pink palms together for more cakes,
and, when another girl shufiied in,
they danced, in movements as grace
full as roses swaying in the wind.
1t was late before Raeburn remem-
bered that he hadn't stopped in Toxic
merely to visit teahouses, and that
he must get back to Dunns rooms as
rast as a 'rickshaw and long-legged
coolie would take MN.
,,,n, 70 find fbat nuDU
had turned in; it saved the bother OF
explanations; only a sleepy servant
remained in the hall, to be gently
prodded and kicked into wakefulness
There was late and hurried break
fast the next morning, after which
Dunn, as a good servant of govern
mental red tape, went to his Office,
leaving his friend to spend the day as
he liked. He was pleased to loaf
throughout the morning, to write
few letters, to scribble some of the
inevitable postcards, and. late in the
afternoon, clad in creaseless white, to
travel via 'rickshaw 10 a teahouse-a
certain teahouse with purple curtains
of wistaria flowing all around it.
o Taya San was there. and tinkled
away at an instrument that seemed a
cross between a banjo and guitar;
Raeburn sat himself down, with easy
grace, in the cross-legged manner OF
his vis-a.vis; they laughed together
over he: quaint efforts to talk Meri-
can, and the task of teaching was so
pleasant that when o Taya San lifted
her thick lashes and said, you come
'gain-some more?" he answered.
Sure" quite as If he were in Toxic
only for the pleasure of talking to
pretty teahouse girls.
"She's beautiful" he confided to
Dunn, a few days later, after that lean
jawed, cynical person had been jeer-
ing at him for going daffy over a
mere teahouse girl, kept there for
such chumps as you." MY dear boy"
replied Dunn, languidly interested,
they're all beautiful-in Tokio-but
you're bound for Manila on serious
business matters, and then home. and,
let me tell you. if you've a sweet.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16

Her Majesty's throne room at the
winter palace fronted on court
which was surrounded by well-built
walls with curiously shaped doors
and windows and ornamented yellow
and greenfield designs at intervals,
writes Katherine A. Carl in the De-
cember Century. In the center OF
the wall in front was the immense
gateway, with wooden folding doors,
which had just opened for her pas
sage. The veranda of the throne
room had two rooms projecting upon
1t, making it a rectangular space
with walls around three of its sides.
The veranda was quite different
from any at the summer palace,
where they run the whole length Of
the buildings, back and front.
Entering, was struck by the
beauty of the great central hall--the
harmony of its proportions, the SOM
Der splendor of its color. 1t seemed
to me the most satisfying, the most
picturesque of all the restful, har-
monious Chinese interiors / had seen,
with its dull red walls and its splen-
did coffered ceiling glowing in color
and glinting in gold, the central dome,
with deliberately carved pendentives,
being painted il brilliant primary
colors, subdued into a rich harmony,
by the demi-obscurity, for it had no
lantern" and received Its light from
the windows below.
The curious feature OF the domes
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
Rapley Real
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To the intending purchaser,
the following list should contain
some piece or parcel that is just
what he is looking for. Read this
list carefully
A GOOD building lot on Main street between
n the residences OF Dr. Pollock and James
McColL
A GOOD house and two acres Of land on
"A Jones Street that someone viii get at "A
bargain.
A GOOD building lot on Main street next
"A north of Mcintyre 4 Harris building, 1873
feet wide.
A GOOD building lot on Mary street known
~ as lot u of Tappan < Laws addition.
A GOOD dwelling on Mary street owned by
"A William Strevet
EIGHTY acres 4 mile west of Avoca. Good
II new brick house Other buildings good
Fifteen acres timber VIII sell cheap or eX-
clange for house and lot In Yale.
EIGHTY acres mile north and mile east
IL OF Yale formerly known as the Williams
farm, now owned by Mr.. Parks.
MIGHTY acres six miles northeast of Yale
II New buildings, number one land, all clear
ed. Price S20OU.
EIGHTY acres south of town, known as the
IL Robinson farm.
ISOUR one acre lots fronting on Main street
II that are first class building lots. win sell
each lot separately or all TOUR together.
IVORTY acres in Sec 20 OF Greenwood town
II ship known as the Meddaugh farm.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY acres south
" west OF Yale, without buildings, owned by
Jacob Van Chef
ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN acres
" southwest OF Yale for 800.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY acres of
" good land in Greenwood township for
S3sOn.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY acres three
" miles from Yale. Good buildings. Good
soil. Price $500.
4 ,NE-STORY BRICK STORE BUILDING on
" Main street. Yale.
rINHE fine newly remodelled dwelling on Me-
Il chanic street owned by Lewis Armstrong.
Property TO be sold at a bargain.
THE John Muir farm of so acres one mile
Il south OF Yale. The creek touches IL on
front and rear and 1t would make first class
dairy tarm.
TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY acres, with
Il first class buildings. I'm Goodland township
to sell will exchange for smaller farm OF 40 or
80 acres. Price right
rINHE A. G. Teets farm Of 80 acres In Sec. six
II of Greenwood township. First class SOIL
First class buildings. To sell cheap or to ex-
change for 40 acre farm near school.
rINIE James SkifIington farm Of so acres north
Il east of Yale. Good soil, fair buildings
Price right.
THE George Easton farm Of 80 acres In Sec
i of Greenwood. Good buildings including
large barn. Six acres timber Price etc. on
application.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-03-16
Bio Land Deal.

A deal involving about $l,500,000 IS
being closed at London between Lord
Brassey and President VIM. G.. Mather,
of the Cleveland Cliffs Iron CO., where
by the latter will come into posses
sion of the Michigan Land & Iron Co. 3
remaining holdings in the upper pen
insula. They include 100000 acres OF
land and the mineral rights to 100000
acres more which have been sold in
the past years as agricultural and tim
Der lands.
Attorney Belden and Secretary Mer-
riam, of the Cleveland Cliffs land de-
partment, have been called to London
by cablegram to assist in drawing up
the papers.