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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14

her tuition free and to bring her out
in concert within two or three years,
If she can be sent to Europe.
Mrs. Alexander G. Bobrick has en-
gagged one of the boxes and she will
entertain a party. Mrs. William John
School is one of those most interested
and she also has box. The other
boxes have been engaged by Mrs. c. A.
Garfield, Mrs. George ]. Birllel. Mrs.
Edward L. Doheney, Mrs. w. w. Neuer,
Mrs. Louis Cole and the Misses Ham
burger. Each of these women will have
a company of society women as her
guests. Prominent members of the
Treble Clef club will occupy one of the
loges.
Miss Cohen has a splendid program
arranged in which she will be assisted
by Senior Dominica Russo, tenor.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
Box and Supper Party

In honor Of Miss Rose Meyer and
Ludwig Shipp. who will be married
soon, Messrs Joseph L. Waters and
Albert l.. Waters gave a box party at
the Mason last evening, entertaining
the guests afterward with supper at
the Angelus
Besides the hosts and guests of honor
there were I'm the party Misses Lottie
Seligman, Rita JacobY, Lila Jacoby
Kingsbaker and Loew. and Messrs
sollee. Huff, Clarence Baruch and Gus
Mirtuf.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
Guests at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Declercq Of
Chicago, who are at Hotel Leighton for
the winter, were guests Of honor at
dinner party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Fetherstone last evening at
their home, 1850 West Twenty-seventh
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
Social Notes

Albert S. Cooper and wife of Phila-
dephia. accompanied by the latter 5
mother, Mrs. N. d. Miller, are among
the recent arrivals in the city. They
are the guests of Mrs. Susan Martin
little of West Twenty-frst street. Mrs.
Cooper and her mother Mrs. Miller,
We're formerly residents of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Cooper is a member of the well
known firm of jewelers. of that name
of Philadelphia.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14

7. Earl. Charles NJ. Shannon, Will
loughby Rodman. Andrew Glassel, Al
bert M. Stephens, C. C. Stanton and
j. ~ Conroy.
Elaborate preparations have been
made and it is more than probable
that this ball will be even more sue
Cessful than those which have been
given on former occasions
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
EschschoItzia chapter to Celebrate

Washington's birthday anniversary
will be observed by members of Esch-
scholtzis. chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution. with an enter
talnment at the Womans club house.
Mrs Harriet, the president of the
chapter. Is in charge and she has sew
eral able assistants who are planning
an interesting program.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14

nett, J. r. Ponder. J. i. Weeks, Brid-
well, Wiley, Annie Buford Forbes,
Buck, Cynthia A. Sterling, James T..
Neighbors. James McMulin, Louise
Lyle, Misses Mignonette Hutton, Eliz-
abeth Hutton, Susie Ponder and Gill
bcrta Carter.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
To Wed Tuesday

The marriage of Isabelle Algcr and
Willis Laphan will take place Tuesday
afternoon at the home of the brides
parents. Miss Alger will be Gowned in
pale blue crepe de chine with silk en-
broidery and cream silk lace.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
Entertalns al Dinner

A delightful little dinner party OF
the week was the one with which Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Solano OF 2306 South
Figueroa street entertained Friday
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14
To Give Dance

The pupils of the Los Angeles Busi
ness college will give a reception and
dancing party Thursday evening, jan
uary 25, at kramers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14

evening. The table was beautifully
decorated and appointed covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Laugh
lin, Mrs. and Mrs. j. Ross Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. p. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
stephen c. Hubbell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas GibbOn,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14

After a years tour of the east and
Canada G. D. Young has returned to
his home on Boyle Heights.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14

After an absence of year in England
Mrs. Alex Pomeroy and her little
daughter Vivian have returned to Los
Angeles for short visit before going
abroad to make their home.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-14

Prominent among the visitors to this
city is Mrs. j. l.. Lyon of Oakland,
mother of T.. c. Lyon, president of the
Lyon McKinneySmith Co. Mrs. Lyon
is a California pioneer and first Wis
tied this city when it was an adobe
village. She is delighted with every
thing here and never ceases to praise
California generally. Mayor Parker
Lyon of Fresno is another son of Mrs.
Lyon and will probably visit here dur
ing his mothers stay. She will spend
the winter with her son, Il. Q. Lyon.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-20
QUEBEC REPORTS WRECKS
Disasters to Shipping Caused by Heavy
-. Gales in Gulf.

:. Quebec, Que, Nov. 2o:-Reports of
gales in the gulf continue to arrive.
The Norwegian iron ship Dybvag,
which was loading lumber at Escou-
mains, on the north shore, for Buenos
Aires. capsized Friday nig ht and is a
total loss. The crew is safe.
The schooner Marie Louis, Captain
Gondeau, which left here last Tuesday
for Riviere Blanche, was wrecked on
Trois Pistoles reef Friday night. Her
crew was, saved.
The tug Spray, valued at $6,50O, is a
total wreck on Madore island. Cap
tain Couillard lost his life in the wreck
Of his schooner at Riviere Blanche. The
steamer Canada of Eatane was wrecked
on the Isle. Verte and crew of four
drowned. It was her first voyage.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-20

Every man, woman and child in Massachusetts
produced 1869 worth of manufactured goods and
SIS worth Of agricultural products in 1905-over
one billion dollars worth of manufactured prod
ucts and only $42 OO0, 600 worth Of agricultural.
Business World.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-20
COMPLAINT MADE
BY PEARY's CREW
cne Of Grew Writes to Friend that
Sailors Lived in squalor
and Filth.

Ottawa, Nov. 20. The following tel.
egram was received last night, an
bouncing the passing Of Commander
Peary' $ arctic. steamer, the Roosevelt:
Point Arthur, Quebec, Nov. 16.-
Roosevelt passing Point Armour 3 pm,
weather. dull strong east.-Operator. I,
Point Armour is headland on the
southeast side Of Forteau bay, Labra-
lor, and at the southwest extremity Of
the Straits Of Belle Isle. It is about
seventy miles southwest Of Chateau
5ay, from which place the Roosevelt
was reported as having sailed on Nov.
Looks Like Mutiny.
Evidently there was condition Of
mutiny on the steamer Roosevelt. A
special from Sydney, N. s., says:
"A letter has been received here from
J, Short Hall, one of the crew of the
Peary arctic steamer Roosevelt, in
with respect to the condition Of things
on the Roosevelt. It was written Oct.
22 at Hopedale and stated that the
mate, four sailors and four fremen re-
fused to 60 further in the ship, which
Short Hall said was leaking badly, with
her stern crushed. They had their third
rudder slung on the ship, which had
lost two previously, and the crew had
very little to eat, were living in squat
or and filth, and would never be the
same, the hardships they endured in
che polar regions being indescribable.
They wanted a survey held on the ship,
but Commander Peary and Captain
Bartlett would not hearken to this or
to the mems coming here as they
wanted to by the Virginian Lake. y
Short Hall says they had the hard
est time Of any crew that ever was
ahoat; that the recital Of their hard.
ships would fill book, and that none
of them would 60 north again under
any consideration.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-20
s'Knocking' Is General,

zone of the crew of the Virginian
Lake, who boarded the Roosevelt at
Hopedale, says the crew told him she
had three boilers when she left Sgd
ney. Before she reached Greenland
two of them had burst. The crew also
stated that the ship was anything but
strong, was totally unfit for arctic
work; and, as one Of them put it:
After getting into heavy ice she used
to 60 together like an ACCORDION play
Ing music She was altogether too
slight for the work Of forcing thru the
foes to the pole and when she got to
Hopedale there was only one pintle in
her rudder and the crew objected to 60
ing further in her, fearing that She
would be lost.
con the way north they said that
they landed part Of the stores, Peary
telling them that in fifteen months
time there would be relief ship down
to them, but such a ship never came
nor did they get stores promised to
come by her. Since August last they
said they had been living on two meals
a day, and they criticized Peary in the
strongest terms possible and said they
would not undertake such voyage in
such a ship again for all the money in
the United States treasury
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-20

sTURG1s, S. D.-Rome Glover of Meade
county, found guilty Of horse stealing,
sentenced by Judge Rice to eighteen months
in the penitentiary. 4 motion for new trial
was denied, and the case will be carried to
the supreme court. H.. d.. IT., ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-20
~ CHICAGO, Oct. I.
Mr.. JOHN SEBASTIAN,
Pass. Traffic Mgr. Rock Island.Frisco Lines.
CHICAGO.

can recommend with pleasure the Gull Coast
Country as spent pleasant and profitable two
weeks there investigating the statements made
in your advertising. have found that nothing
has been misrepresentation have seen and tasted
the oranges and bananas grown in that country
and believe that with the aid Of irrigation it will
be'another California. ~. I4y
x Yours truly,
H. L. BARTLETT, NJ D.,
226 s7th Street.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
Gibusnt@t
Standardization.

anftatt nit ibrem Wanne auiam.
men3uleben. aog glice 8rifftb g.gsr1
bic 6Owaro @rifitb 3luss auf S9si.
hung ansefrsnst bat, ss Dor, bss
Na&ts in 8eieli9aft anoerer Wdnnsr
Bier unb Weit au trinfsn nrb 3u tans
sen. 9Ouaro 9rifftb bebauptste aud,
bob fe ibn bei9impft unb idle9t Be.
banoelt babe.
8earbeitete itber
Sauf T.
Jrau 2aura 3opfe frsnate gsgen
ibren @atten Jreb $opfe S9eibungs.
tlage on, neil sr ibr offers Gaufi9ldge
oeriebt babe. Au9 babe er fe in Der
semeinffen Weiie bsf9impft. bsbauptet
He peiter uno am 2. Gebruar |. 5. ber-
laRen Obne einen Gent au ibrsm Inter
balte bei3utragen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06

lanb In Der Gage NOR. nno es tuiro
tsine so Sabre mebr bauern, bis bic
gereinigten Staatsn In Mittsls uno
Stbamsrifa, fonie Sapan In Sfafsn
ben enslif9en Sanoel iowobl ME ben
oeutIden In Der ernfeifen Weiie ge'
fdtroen weroen. G4on .6eute aber
tam man iaasr, baB Sestpegei tueoer
@n9lanb nod Seutfdlano oaran oens
ten tusrosn, nit Sapan soer ben Vers
einieten Staatsn 2ris9 a%n3ufangen.
Sc it su boffsr. bab bic berftdnoige,
in Der 8srIammlung pertretene @uf'
faHune usitsn uno bauernoen Wiesr=
bal finoen tueroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
3abn(ienalc in1 lltbsl.
9naufapieIu ano anoere GprridDtuitset Aus
Cid erung oes Uerfebre.

Sin gefir6tetsr 6einb Ser Si9sr>
belt i'm @iIenpa6Tperte6r 1T Der Nebel.
@r beengt oas @eli6tsfelO urlo biiut
fogar, ipenil er ii9 in Roller Stdrfe
enttpidelt bot, ale fir oas Iuge bere9=
neten Signalborribtungen in einen
unour9bringliden S9leier. @ntipeoer
gar nidt oOer penigitens oo9 nun 81
fpdt erfennt Damn DER 2pfomotipfii6z
rer bic 3eiden, Die ibm oie Inpeiz
fungen fir Die 6abrt geben fouen. @us
Oiefem GrunOe ~eelangen iebt lei Nebela
pstter auber Den fi9tbaren Signalen
audi bOr6are Si9nale sur Mnpenbung.
Sn SeutI9lunO benubt man Small
fupfeln. @s iin0 Dies init einerl
Sprengitpff sefiGte 9le9bilIen, Die
duf Den S9ienen an Den Stelen be-
feitist iperoen, mo Der 3ua, ipenn bis
@infabrt bebinbert lit, balten Io1. Sie
2ofomptiprdoer Seroriiden Die t6iilIsn.
brineen oen S~prensitoff CUR Grploiion,
limb Der Small pertiinoet 10 Dem 2pfo>
mptibfibrer, Oab er balten foq. Sn
England bat neueroines audi nod cine
dnoere iebr apedmGbige Grfinoung
4ufnabme gefunoen. sic beite6t aug
ei1em lei9ten eiiernen &abmen, Der Bel
Nebelpetter 5tpif9en oen S6ienen ouf=
geri9tet, fir aeipDbnlih aber umges
flappt miro. 9ei Sen 9abnen, pel9e
biefe @rfinOune einsefiibrt baben, ragt
bonn 8ooen Ser 2pfomptiben nd6 UNI
ten 5tpifden ibren Gdbern elm eiierner
6afen bernor. SIT nun Der &dbmen
aufgeri9tet uno Die Mai9ine fdbrt
iiber i6n bintpsg, 10 greift Der 9afen
nnter Die quere &abmenleifte unb miro,
bd er an Der 2eiite iiben bleibt, nod
unten ge5ogsn. Ha9 oben bin itebt
uber Der Safen bur9 Elm Geitdnge nit
Dem @~blabnentil fir sic 2ofomotirs
pfeife in 8erbinbung. Sas 8entil
miro bur6 Den na6 nnten pirfen0en
3ug oes !9afens 9%eOffnet, Der Sampf
enttpei9t unb Die 2ofomptibpfeife err
t0nt. Oas 9eftdnge oes 6afens 1T
aber aud mod nit Der ourhaebenben
W~dgenbremf e perbunben. Oaber miro
aud bieie angesogen un0 10 Die Mas
f6ine nebft ibren Wagen felbittbdtig
ann Stehen debrdht.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
...&oblem...

perben seliefert gu foIsenben Breilen
per Sopne:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
ueber Die Rumfrrrens bes oeutIdem

ueber Die 4pnfrrrens bes beutihen
unb snslif4sn Sanbsls In Ofafisn
sntbdlt bic Rem gOrter Gun, cine
lefensmsrtbe 3uiarift. Der artilsl
itabt f4 auf ben 8risf eines sn9liiaen
Gsi&dftsmannss, Der in China Iebt.
9arin beiBt es: Sd bin bur9aus
ni6t srtaunt oartiber, baB Der eng.
Hide Sanoel i'm Often bur9 ben
oeuiidsn 3uriidgeordnst uiro. Wenn
unfere iunesn 2sute bierbsr fommen,
10 ipislsn He fi9 als SnObs auf unb
Der Sport sebt ibnen iiber bas @e'
i&dft. aipling bat nit ieinem WOrte
bon ben pJlanelnarren" san3 redt &c.
babt. Wenn elm iun9sr Wsni9 Elm 3u
GROCER @fel Ober Surdednser 1T, UNI
gu 9auie nod LANCER geoulost gu tuers
ben. 10 i4ift mo i'm nod benz Often,
NO er anitatt better nur i9ls4ter piro.
SD uunoere mid qar ni4t, haB Der
Tsutids' ben gnsldnbsr i9lGet. ST
1T INNER sebiloster uno babel i'm @ans
gen AUDI intsQigsntsr; er III b6fi3sr
unb berbinoIidsr unb opfsrt oas Gss
f4dft niat benz Spprt. Ct 1T ielten
elm ySnob" uno ME Elm Sab" (2afer),
wenn mo ibm e%ini9ermaBen b6Htd be.
9eenst Sd babe lieber nit elmer su.
perldiFsen oeutidsn Jirma au tbun,
als bob i'd mid Der @efabr ausiese,
bon einem Der iungen ySnobs", ME
uni.re sroBsn engliiden Sdufer he bers
iberf4iden, unartig bebanbelt 3u
ueroen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
HOME FUEL co.
gbouss :aIt, Rain 1874 /; Neu. 1856.

Die SterbIi9feit I'M
ter ben Snb idnern Ser
ONEIDA Heierbation, Nis., lit ooppelt
10 grob pie Die Ser @eiben in Mariz
1ette Goitntp, gu ipel6em Die &eierpos
tion sebDrt. WGbrenb es cine Inaabl
&otbbdute iiber 80 Sabre gibt, bic npn
riiitig ino sefuno iinS, i9sint Die jim
sere Generation INNER i9fpG9er sti
tperoer. SfropbulOie &ranfbeiten
rGnmen fart unter Sen Hot66Guten
dif. gis 1892 mar es unmDolin.
cine Geburts> uno S%poesftutiffif su
fiibren, in ben lebtea Sabren aber aae
Ben fi9 Die 8ebDroen grobe Mibe, ale
5Gae gu resiftriren. Die 3iffern sete
gen, bob inn Sabre 1904 40 So6esz
fGQe unter Den Snbianern bortamen.
Sie 2ahl Der 9eburten betrua 100.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06

SAGE, mo ih bort anfomme." TIs Ct
i6on elm paar S9ritte entfsrnt mar,
bate er fid nod einmal na9 ibr umz
9etpanbt:- .Sd, unO Damn iieb gu, Dab
Su Did nit Dem 9elo einri9teft, pie
i9 es Dir geidgt babe, anOrea; IS 1T
i9limm, bab i9 Dir biesmai feline
9etmatbs5abluug perI&affen fam, ipie
On es fonit gefpobnt biIt. aber Der
@usldn6er ldBt ii4 Oarauf nun ehen
ni9t elm. Sea, Su betpmmit audi 70
bei NnbreIen, mas Ou brau6it, id
f6ide troboem an i'm, ia bas tbu i9."
Damn mar er init Dem tIeinen 8iins
6el unter Dem Nrm babon gsbintt, unS
lie bate odgeiton0en uno bate Inn
na6geieben, bis err peri9punoen mar.
Mitten in Ser 8u@t orauBen bate fs
feline Stimme NOD einmal 9ebDrt; or
bate ibr tppbl NOD einmal 2ebepobl
5ugerufen. w@ojD, abiD, @Oparb!"
bate Tie gerufen. Damn mar es itia
~getpor0en; er ipar iprbl fdon 81 melt
entfernt getpeien.
Sas mar gang i'm Nnfang Nopem>
Der eetpeIen, uno nun mar es f9on
@pril e~eporoen, pbne bab lie einen
8rief BON ibm erbalten bate. mId,
oas miro i6on ieinen @run0 BADEN, i4
tperoe pobl balb bon @oparo bOren,
S6r iperost es i9on feben," iagte iie 81
alien, Die lie fragtsn.
GpGt fam Der Srii6ling in bieiem
Sabr. Inorea Sugten DOR taguus
taaein 9irge9angen,. Inn 5u iehen, ob
bas Sis ni9t ippeit a%uftbuuen ippnte.
DAB tie bis an Den Steg fpmmeu
fpnnte, nm onrt WGi6s 81 fpilen. es
mar iol9 epiges Gnoe, nit Der Wdi6e
bis CUR NueGe gil f9.eppen.
gnoli6 lab es aus, als Oh bds Sis
peiden polte. Die Spnne f6ien, uno
mitten orinnen in Der 8u9t, mo Der
feline SeitenfluB unter Dem Steg BIN
ourb floB, iab lie bas flare Wafer
blait f6immern. sic mar glei6 our
STEELE unO fniete uuf Dem Steg nieGer
unO begann nit Dem Spiilen. Nber
inter Dem oiinnen Sis, etpas neiter
hinunter Iiebt iie etpus S9pur5es liez
gen, ss i9eint t3eug pber oerglei&en
5u feim. Sin God, oen jemano per@
loren bat, oenft lie unb gebt bin, Inn
i'm auf3ufii6sn. Oils tie ndber tommt,
fieht re. 6dR es Elm Miiden lit, Der nit
elmer blauen 9iiffeljade befleibet it.
@m Stranoe ltegt Elm gn0e bon elmer
2atte. Sas nimmt lie unb ftDBt bamit
oas Sis rings 6erum entspei. Sa
penoet fib Der blaue 3iiden lun9iam,
uno Gbparo 8ugtens 9efi6t nit DEM
rotben Bart fart ibr, nod tenntli@,
entgegen.
SpGter famen ule Srauen aus Der
NaG6ari6aft, nm iie 81 trDften. r@r
1T nit ieinem armen, tranfen gein
auf Dem Stes uusseglitten," iagte
iemdno.
uM2ein Soft! od bat er ben gan5en
Winter gelegen," idgte cine anoere
Na6barin, feline bunoert Glen bon
ieiner eigenen S6irl"
Mber Mn0rea bate fem @prt gum
Cant. Sin einSiaes Mul leete lie
ibren &opf in ben S@OoB elmer Ru9@
barin uno reinte lout: ,Sa f0nnt Shr
es ielbft iebsn, lpenn GODarO MIDI
f6rieb, 10 battle es i6on feinen Grunb."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06

Cincinnati muB nun inter einem
bsmOtratii9en Wapor ouriten. 5rtber
NOR man espobnt bic rspublitaniiGen
Wapors als 3usenbbOloe 3u ftir9ten,
beuer f9eints umgetsbrt au fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06

YuIisei:Gb Def Tobert Webser sebt
friia in's 8si6irr unb ma4t nit ieis
ner S9neio Dem alien S9lenorian elm
gnoe. - Sur 10 Meter!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06

. auerlaub n d. e.
@eorge &booius, 2aben.n mbau, 434
@ef Wafbinaton Str, 5000. =
Sbsubor u. Young. 6ol3. @Ottags,
gruing-, nahe IL. StraBs, 5000. =
Sames Steuart, @ottage, nabe 81.
Strabe unb Briebton.8 oulebaro. 800.
- Sobn %. Dtttmann. umbau zines
6ol3.W obnbauies, Ills Noro Sui.
nois Str, $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
0roRer Mnarama.

Sas Woraimmer bes Wapors unb bic
Gorrioore tuaren gefern mieber nit
sablrei4en Stelenidgern ansefaqt. bic
absr ben NupOr taum gu Sei&t bsta.
men. Die Sbhre, bie In bas 3immsr
oes StaotOberbauptes fabrte, NOR
f6rmli9 ~belasert. IS Rnb nod Stel.
len i'm @eiunbbeitss Sspartement, Sn.
ipsitorfeIen uno anoere 81 berqeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06
GIN nrm ~Jliftrrmnd1ru.

Gr: rS4ab. i9 sebe mai eben auf
sebn Minuten fort" = g (aufS
fubreno): .puul. Ou liebft mid nidt
mebr fonft ginsit Su INNER nur
ailf flint Minuten forth
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06

Die 3~uoorfcmmenbeit gesen 3d.
men, auf Die f9 Der amerifaner 10 iebr
ipiBt. f9eint an Der Sbire bes Weiben
5aufes in WaIbin9ton ibre 9rense gu
baben - tpsnr1 man nIs @eiudfelsrin
fommt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-06

@psu all bic 6riessihiHe bel elmer
frisoli6sn @Onferer3, ME es ia bic
bstrsfs WarOtto iein iOa? @ipp4en
ptiroe iagen: Nu, bamit's sbrli4 3us
oebt.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-08-03
Pauline looks toward Dick in dA,-

Pauline looks toward Dick in dep
pair.
Cant you manage to control him ?"
she asks, when to her surprise Dick
laughs loudly, too.
Bob, behave yourself, sir. Finish
reading the projects message, and
then support me, sir, for / believe
will have to faint"
This admonition or warning gives
Bob a little backbone, and he sobers
up.
Il beg your pardon, Miss Pauline"
Then, with twitching at the corners
Of his mouth, he continues: 1.-THE
proposition to draw this Danvers into
combination would seem very rea-
sonable, only for the fact that I'm
afraid he has already committed him
self, and is bound hand and foot.
Haven't you, Dick, you sly rascal?''
Dora giggles. Miss Pauline looks
amazed.
"Is it possible?" she almost gasps.
Dick bows his head
you are Richard Danvers?" con-
tinues the fair inquisitor, almost re-
proachfully.
81 did not purposely deceive you.
Years ago my name became Dick Den
yer among the cowboys, and l have
fallen into the habit of using it, ex-
cept when signing legal documents.
knew that both you and the senior here
| were hunting for me-after met you
learned this, and my chum Bob
bless his dear innocent old soul!-told
me that he had been hired by Lopez
to find Richard Danvers, and he
meant to do it. though he changed his
mind afterward."
The colonel grasps the hand of his
comrade, and while he squeezes it de-
clares vehemently that it would have
to be something ten times as grave as
this that would make him feel that
any wrong had been put upon chin
that his lords have only been chaff,
and that after all the affair has ter
minated about as well as it could.
Dick turns to the fair girl.
"And you, Pauline-do you forgive
the little deception?" he gently asks.
Miss Westerly has been surprised;
she can hardly comprehend it as yet;
her name will be Danvers then, in
stead OF Denver; but what difference
does it make when the man she is
about to marry will be. the same Dick?
Freely and fully, in fact. there is
nothing to forgive, Dick. You have
had your little fun, and on my part I
make sure of the mine between us.
The worry lest Mr.. Danvers might
change his mind and desert to the
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-08-03
THE POULTRY.

More attention should besgiven to
watsgS fowls. < d ,-a1ts2ssN,
The poultry yard, as well as the
poultry house, needs to be kept clean.
When fowls need tonic, there
arey-sems' who put a few drops of
Gthcture. Of iron into, tteik drinking
4tTough& \ S'i' ~ 49,. So
Tobacco stems, covered with straw
lAre. ian SsTstlaeAt Preventative of in
sect /" breedingssespecially when the
sAess A5egse tahs-cA
Feed the fowls about to be shipped
nothing but hard grain the day pre-
kious, . 4Theysw3i carry better and
arrive In a thetten condition.
So long as good prices can be OBJ
tanned FOR broilers it will nearly al
ways be found best to sell at this
age, or either to feed to maturity and
sell in the fall or winter. q
Poultry keeping can be made an
auxiliary to other pursuits without
infringing upon the time of the keep
eF and win bring in a handsome re-
turn for the food and care given
them.