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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-12-29
10 CAL BRIEFS


Christmas 10 Higgtnsville, 81
Mrs. r A. Wilson and son, Robert,
spent Christmas in Kansas City. d
Lindsey Price, Of Sedalia, spent I
Christmas here with his home folks.
Oscar Westerman spent Christmas :
in Wellington with his home folks. l
Prewltt Roberts went to Lamar
Sunday morning for a weeks visit. !
Clyde Hall, Of Kansas City spent
Christina, here with his home folks
Miss Della Trail, Of Kansas City,
spent Christmas here with her home
folks.
James Ardiuger, Of Kansas City,
spent Christmas here with his home
folks.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Galloway went
to Kansas City this morning to spend
the day.
Mr.. ana Mrs, J. w. SydnOr and
J. R. Sydnor spent Christmas in Hig-
ginsville.
Miss Annie Berrie left Wednesday
morning for a visit ia Kansas City
and Richmond
Miss LaVlnia Warren went to
Hlgginsviile Tuesday morning for a
few days visit
WIN. Stouestreet arrived Saturday
evening from Kansas City to make
ais home mere.
Miss Minnie Wilson Of Kansas City
spent Christmas here with her sister,
Mrs. Ed Davis.
Miss Carrie Loomis went to Hig-
ginsville Wednesday morning for a
visit with friends.
L. Fred Evans, Of independence,
spent Christmas here with the family
OF Judge B, Field
Mrs Frank Slaughter returned
Sunday evening from a visit to Kansas
It City and NOrborne.
Mrs. Joseph Bauerle went to Hig'
ginsville Monday evening for a weeks
visit with relatives.
.io Miss Irene Stramcke went to 81
Louis Sunday evening tospend Christ
mas with relatives
Miss Mary McClellaud, Of Kansa
City arrived Saturday evening t
spend the holidays.
10 Miss Mary Ross went to Kansa
)rs City Sunday evening to spend th
1s holidays with relatives.
hs Miss Katherine Barron went
RS Kansas City Wednesday morning fC
zen Mrs ! . K. p. el5AJ|diFs8u wo4y
- ~ Louis Tuesday morning to spend I'll
holidays with relatives
j, Peter Mallot, of Rich Hill, arrive
S'o Monday morning to spend I'll
and holidays with his parents,
,mers W G Musgrove returned to kaus
City Monday evening. His wife
- NAMED to spend Christmas,
, Mrs T, O. Sawyer and daughte.
Misses Fannie and Mary, spe
+, - Christmas in Independence.
olive Marriage license was issr
,ome Saturday to W. T. Wheeler aud N
Birdie Biggs, both of Dover.
d. George Tunstall, Of Kansas Q
- spent Christmas here with his pare
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Tunstall.
took
Co Mrs. S, A. Schoolin g and little
! 10 Of HigginsvIlle arrived Tuesday e'
1907, ing for a visit with relatives.
Come Mr.. and Mrs. John LOckhark
daughters, Misses Mary and 81
res. spenU Christmas in Wellington.
Miss Lillian Moorehead went
st. Louis Wednesday morning TO
extended visit with relatives
% J. c. HoOten, of St. Louis ar
ee''ns Sunday evening to spend Chris
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viii Nv w rev Yo,A Guy.

viii Nv w rev IOrA Cay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Young, Of Sc
Gala, arrived Tuesday morning tt
spend the holidays with Mr.. Youugs
mother, Ms. {, 3 Young,
Mrs Walter Whitsett aud two
children, Ambrose and Ruth, OF
Kansas City, arrived Tuesday evening
for a weeks visit with relatives.
James Love went to Kansas Ciiy
Monday morning on business From
there he will go to New York City TO
visit the New York Art Studios.
Frank Meyer, Of Washington Uni
versity, St Louis, arrived SATURDAY
evening to spend Christmas with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E F. Meyer.
Miss jamie Fulkerson, who is
attending school in Fulton, returned
there Wednesday morning after
spending Christmas with home folks.
Mrs. }. l.. Kinkead and sou,
Herbert, returned from Trinidad,
Colo, Sunday evening, where she
was called by the illness of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] II. Lehman, Of St.
Louis, arrived Saturday evening to
spend the holidays with Mrs.
Lehman's father, Judge j. L Burden.
Mrs. Virginia Johnson, who is
spending the winter in Fulton, re-
turned there Saturday evening. after
a two weeks stay here with friends
Henry Chiles, OF William Jewell
College, Liberty, arrived Saturday
L evening to spend the holidays with
: his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H.
Chlles.
DR.. Max Wallace aud sister, Mrs.
George Cooper, OF Kansas City.
b. arrived Monday evening for a few
v days visit withltheir mother, Mrs, H.
c. Wallace.
! Daniel Reuble and Guy Morrison
= who have been attending Washington
University at st. Louis, arrived Sat
urday morning to spend Christina
with their home folks.
~ LONG TENNESSEE FIGHT.
y For twenty years W.. L. Rawls, 0
Bells, Tenn, fought nasal catarrh
He writes: "The swelling and sore
meas inside my lose was fearful, till
re began applying .Bucklen's Arnic
ks Salve to the sore surface; this cause,
the soreness and swelling TO di:
mt appear, never to %return." Best salv
lie in existence. 25c at Crenshsw (
ne Young druggist 12-1ml
rs Henry McNeal and his deputy, San
ID. II. Howe, are at work in the office {
the Recorder of Deeds familiarizin
nd which will begin January 1.
lge Mrs. Robert NcGte aud thrt
children, Of Madison Lodge, Kans
IN. who has been visiting the family
law W. P. Cole, went to WarrenSbul
ere Wednesday morning to visit,
Mrs. G.. H sitter left for Bostc
Saturday morning to spend a mon
with her daughter, Miss Florida, wi
'HO is attending school there at t.
ao Boston Conservatory of Music.
Professor W. V. Catron, of S
Johns Military Academy, Delafel
Wisconsin, came Saturday morLi
to spend the holidays with
OF parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo ]
ing Catron,
leu Richard Vaughan Of Seattle, Was
iDgton, arrived Monday to spend t
and holidays with his parents. Mr.. a
j. Mrs. George Vaughan. Mr.. Waugh
emit has a position with the Seattle Elt
trical Co.
ew; Mr., and Mis-. j. F. Costello
is Kansas City, arrived Monday event
ent to spend Christmas with Mrs @
tello's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
for Nicholson. Mr.. Costello return
his Tuesday evening, while his wife
he manned for a longer visit.
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THAT'S IT'LL.

Cough yourself in o a fit of spasms and
then wonder why you don't get we'll
II you will only try a bottle OF
Billiards. HOrehound Syrup your cough
will be a thing of the past. 1t is a
positive cure for coughs, influenza,
bronchitis and all pulmonary diseases.
One bottle will convince yon-at your
druggist, 25c, SOC, 81. Sold by Cren'
| shaw & Young. II lml
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Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the STOCK
holders OF Traders Bank, Of Licking
ton, Mo, for the election Of directors
for the ensuing year and the trans.
action Of such ulher business as may
come before the meeting, will be
held IN the banking room Of Traders
January the seventh, 1907 between
the hours of ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon and two O'Clock 10 tue
afternoon.
W G. McCAusLAND, President,
]. G. CRErsHAw. Secretary. IL zS'o
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To THE FARMERs-I have on hand
for distribution amongst the farmers
IN the vicinity Of Lexington, Yelling
ton aud Napoleon something in the
shape of a Christmas gift which l
believe will be Of some use to them
All who call, either at Lexington OF
wellington Lumber yard will receive
one and L trust they win be of some
benefit. Yours truly,
,o.99t2 j. r. MoOREHEAD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-16

9a Solen bit paa 9imIen iteg,
90 5aaaen for oens Stradler peg,
% Rim Tant oper Soroe,
Steen RoIeniparre laa / Bloc.
men 6os BAN. @uitaD 2toolf itoo
% oampet tog til Or0t:
.gleo Surg gaar 8uo bag Sumo
og 8elt.
ser ligger ban, Den unae 9elt,
Bel Hagen, men eli taaenl
9io 6per at os, 6pdo emo maa ite,
5aa teft tan mpOe 8eoens 9e.
Raar 6erren pelger Dagen!1
0g saarer fra bans 9ie 6reo.
Sin mig, min guo. iaa Itpu an
0so!
81 Ifsnnere Der iinOes!
Isl bpiere nit 9nite gaar,
Gno % iom 6elt / %un9oomsaar
% al 5io ung at minoes!"
9eo Rpelo ct 5og orog langiomt
ben
MOO Malme. Spenite 4oelsmanO
REQ 9agt omtring en- 8arre.
Gn 8ranfoiit oper 99tnet Ia;
Den lagoe @uitao qOolf paa
Dor fiDfte 8ofenTparre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-16
Wislionsbennen.
vi qrof. .. g. Barnsct.
oberIat at
Bait. 6. s. 9Iotb.
Sluttet)

(Sluttet.)
p 8eo 5ioen at Ulisiionsarbej
oerne Ifuloe De inofeote 6eonings=
triitne bare Den Digtieite GenitonO
for 5%Orbennen. Seq frpgter, at bette
life al Rutioens MisiionsDenner
bIiDer betantt I Oct Ulaal, ION Del
oarer til getponingen, Der tiltoms
mer ariiten6eOen / 6eoningeperoe=
nen.
Raar Ri gennemgaar gauli talrige
6orbsnner, iaa fnoer ri. at Oeres
genitano CT life 6eoRin9erne, men
De 8riitne al 6eoninger0o; at ban
lite beoer DIN Stfe=6riFne5 0moen
1elie, men for De ombenote, % oct At
to 0runoe: for BET fgrite, foroi ban
at egen grfarino oeo. at / De trp.
enOe er Den goos 9erning euonu ii.
%fulotommet. men ferit begpn0t; Al
De / t%riitelig Grfenoelie. iaa pe.
ION / 9rifenlipet. enonu er gera;
Al De miot / oeres bsoenife CmgiDel I
er uofatte fer fore 6riiieIier %
oerfor / bsi @rao trangsr til 5er
bennen. Gor oct anoet. foroi oar
lar @ionesbproet, De aflGgger ON %
res 5ro, forl df oeres beaiee Ban
Del, peo bbilfen De Ituloe D9re 9bs
og Salt for oeres Om9iDelis, az
bangor ligeiaa meget for arifene
eommens uobreoelIe iom al Wliss
Iion9rernes Qrbeioe. pauIus ggr
altiaa oct famine % al De famine
8run0e, Tom Sefus or. naar ban
i I'm ppperftepraitli9e gsn beoer,
life for 8er0er, men for Dem, fom
beo Q(poftlenes ORR ffule tro pal
BAN (sSob. II, 8. 20.). % naar
Fan til 9etrus tiger: Simon. si=
mon. Satan bar begeret al Iigte
Goer Iom 6peOe, men ieg bar beost
for Dig, at Din 3ro life maa OPP
b6re. Og mar ou engang Ompenz
Der big oa Itprt Dine greore" (2uf.
l22. 81 H..
Mere SelouObreoelie at &riiten.
oommen gennem inofsote ariitne,
iffa Slot be6 fai6eoe og ipnneoe Ca
rere og praiter men oeo Wenis6ez
oerne, 0erbenimoo mda Der Itr9bes
% 0erom mao Der for Qloor be-
oes / Wutiosns Misiion. Oct bar
oct meit 9limrenoe 9ionesbpro for
6en opoftoliffe Wisfions itorarts6s
Refultdt, at ben 6apoe grunoldgt en-
Strife, Ser. ogfua od ben oiretie
Sen6elfe fra Wioten af oct an6et
Qdrbunore6e mart opbsrte, bog for
maueoe at u6bre6e fig felb. 0ette
Iformade6e oen, for6i Der bar en-
friitefig Meniebe6, | 6biffen Der
life Blot bar ct Or6ets @i6ness
bbro fra Sn6ibio til Sn6iDio, men
osfua en- @erningernes probiten,
Der gennem be ariftnes Glib, 6eres
ldfejorte Gorfogelfe al aft beoenf
@efen. oeres 5eroisme UNDER qi6erz
Ifer og 5orfsfgelfer, 6eres mango.
Ifioige 8drmbiertigbeossbsffe og be-
req senii6ige groberfrrligbeo birfes
Zoe maetigt til ariftsn6ommsns uo-
|breoelfe.
Com Deo fit arbeioe, fdoleoes
bar paufus be6 I'm omfdttenoe bps
Dsritepraitliee 5orbsn o~parbsi6et
Meniabeoer, Der | Sdn6beo bar
Observation-Disclosures. Soer gorbires
Der for os. 5borom BAD ban for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-16

en- Greens 6rugt % %i6utomme5 At
SUD. SUD itprte Dor Urn og lare
os at beoe / 9gntommeret % for
iamleoe for bans 2tdipn i Meni5s
be0en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-16
6eoen.
G9tfdien.

VGifel1en.
Der bar / Den Tenere 3iO pGret
bert % l9it iaa meget glaoeligt
o%crbiemme ira ON aan0elig 9Gts
telfe, life alene ira 9sbenbdpn men
ira bodoe Belt % gftjbaano o9
onore Ste6er. iaa BET ipnes. Iom
0anmarf er @%enitdno for en- al
minOelig 9efpaslisstio ira 6erren.
Ia Ri peo, at set pil glpoe ale bo5
rs. tom 6eoer % arbeiOer for 0uos
RIGGS 6remme og SiGles 5relie,
ct lGie oerom. Ital ri, maoite / flere
0umre. meooele et llooalg at 9eret=
niuger. Der Ct foretommel / Sri
Iieligt 0%aablao~. Oct Ri meo0eltr
oenne Sang CT At Sob. 9et3ids,
SogneprGft i 6ernins. narmeit FRA
9eitiplano. Rate Sang tanter oi
Of meooeIe fra g%itipnuno.
+
Der er / @intsr mango Steoer /
5baono en- tart aanoelig gep9gel
Ie. 5 6ammerum 6erreo, / bpis
Wi6te 6erniug Iig9er. bar 9eOas
selisn pGret i Sang paa life fa1
Steoer, ct entelt Steo bar osn br,
ret iaa fart, at Der bar funnel figes
ON ben: Oct Ter no Dos os, Tom
o1e piloe me6." oa Der er n9ppe
uoget Sogn, bbor Den life er BE
ben m9rfet.
Roale dlminoelioe getro9tninaer
ober Sagen bill manife oerfor funne
barre paa i'm plaos og at Snteress
Fe, baaoe for Dem. Der bar fact
Iignenhe OplebeIfer, oe for Dem,
Der l9nqes oerefter.
9Gttetfens 6oruof9ts
ming
Ipnes oper alt at pRre 8u0s Sros
Pr9oiten.
5 9ammerum 0erreo bar Der i
LANCE 3ioer p9ret pr9oitet ubpre
me9et. Der bar paret en- bel lang
Rafie at troenoe praiter. og en-
flor Glare at qGgfolt bar arbsjoet
NEE prGoiten os gionesbpro; %
bette Qrbeios er ~fortiat til Da!o.
s Samfunoene bar Der p9ret lie
BET ct truftiat SomiunOslib. bOor
man bar Iamlet fig ON 8i6elen.
0eo Den rigelise pr9oiten og asnOs
iiabet til SUBS Oro er Der / bele
@efoltningen iomiet en- Gum af fri
itelig a%unoitdb. Reipett for 9ipeis
aIOor os SOer6sOisnine ON, al
SUBS 0ro BAR Ast, os at Ell 2io
life er Iptteliet eIsr ION oct ifol
bare, fer 9erren bar fadet 6isrtei.
Dette uoeluffer ielDfsIgelig life.
at Der er Spno Os uguoeIiebeo moi.
ogidu Mooitdno oe %fOrIoren Sri
fsnoom / riselis Mang6e. Men
ali9epel - @uos Orb bar | noeen
WaaOe praget gefoItningen og Qis
bet.
Dern9it sr Der fro troenoe Mens
SIDE | lang 3io iigtet ois
moo 09tfelfen.
Si6en 1897 bar Der life p9ret
it9rfere aonoelig 9epogelfe
| Ggnen, felb ON Der operalt, bbor
Der pr9oites Ombenoelfe og SDns
osrnes Jorln6elfe. bar bGret fuloe
oe MisFonsbuie.
Der er 6a Iao fra troenoe Mennee
tiers SIDE bleDet taIt meset ON
o9 blebsn be6et meeet Der
for. 8e6eueerne bar Oar for gar
meget fore Sfarer | mis-
fionsbufene, oefaa at Wsnneffsr,
Der elers fial6ent fom Der, oe bs6
nnore Wsoer bar 8snnsn fa6ig
fig ON WaifeIfe. : 5ernins
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-16
99ttetfens Omfono

q oct lite iaa let at uotalt 10.
0els lex ri Menneiter tun, buao
Der ct for gjet. os 9uo alens ier
9jertet. iaa Ri Tan 10 iags fell, Der,
Tor bar man meget Ombpeeeliet
unoIaot al 2elins Os lisnsn6s, %
nogle Onoitobsfuloe Rpgter Den
Retning er 2sen.
0eIs ipnes oct, Tom ON gaitels
Zen Idnst fra sr enOt; Der FL CITE.
Der, bpor ben fsrit | De Ii6ite Doae
fbnes at beepnoe.
Oct er if9r De unae, ipm aribes.
0ette er 9anie naturliqt % rin,es
ltgt. De unge er melt b~ep9geIias, oa
be unge bar life beo et lanai aio
! Spno os 9erosliabeo bunoei ia
os osDet oeres Ore oper for Cubs
aalo; oerfor muu 99tfelfen iiar
gribe Dem.
Msn fra be unse soor Den til De
9lore, ia, til De eamle, til Menn,.
fer, Der er iaa sumIe, at man poa
GOrbadnb BIZ bare tilbsjeIie iii at
tante, at Der fan intel Te; ei en-
fslt Steo bar @attelfen Darei TO
W'daneoer ON at naa fra M moe
iii be ol6re.
8lunot be unse er oct liar Sc
trOsnOes gsrn, Der fsrH oribes.
slanOt DC elore sr Oct / mango 9il.
faloe Osiad lei at fn6s aonol,u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-16
Den liblte GOieniparre.
lQGrel 92a0fen.)#

Oct bar / aalmartrigens 3io.
qf Regn og Sluo bar Ggnen ito.
0g trag for 9eitebobe.
5 0i)en Ttimtes 9annebrOg;
Song ariItian itepner biem pda 9o9
fra 8eItergetlanos Stope.
Spost banner oct moo Morsenz
itunO.
@n lioen Gntterftare fun
Meo !Seltetongen fulgte.
Sci farlig par ben 8itingfaro,
Obi @uitab 2toolf meo i'm SCR
3 3oagens Mulm fig oulgte.
Song ariiian fanOier brat TT Riot:
.Jtu bar oi fattet milepiot,
90 beo q bpor Ri iteoes!
Sr9t Ttsnner aft nit cole 0pr,
Ser mao Ri bic, til oct gner."
90 Col paa 6imlen faoes.
Meo &raft ban fig at Suolen iOan9,
Sad a9oen moo bans 8rnnje flung,
0g 5Iotten fulgte efter.
Steen Roieniparre, Sorfnt Ruo,
De bolot peo aOngensSi 10,
Meo ungooms Moo og 8r9fter.
Slab 9onmdrfs 0rot betragttr
Dem;
9a. Iom at Soroen togtet frem,
Oar SDenfeberen re0e.
Me6 gaabengnp og 6eitetramp,
Qso @uffab Noolfs Raob: xii
admp!"
Sen oDsr Sfening 9eos.
Sport qeloer oetl" BRIO ub
6r. Steen:
.Taeo ii Ranos Stbrte MI bDer en-
of Ds faor So9roet %fpingel"
Men RorFnt BAN poa Sioen REQ:
nMin Jr9noe! = bel bli'er Stun-
ben beo;
Men Dog. Din $50 ou tOingel
5or boerlig ftaG ei Ou gaal
s fig en- ulibsfdre maa
Weo &lsgt man Mooet parre!
6uH pan Din unss nene gruo,
90 buff, ou er bet fiofte Stub
af 9gtten Rofenfporre!"
De lsfteo ban ft !6oeeo itolt:
BEL ou mig Der / Winoe bolot
Den arb, ieg fit at D1rsel
Qao lpne SD9ro. loo frige RdOn,
5or alt bog saar nit gooe RaDn,
Og Oct fol jeg bel bi1rge.
Jor Doerlig git dlortg Den,
Com blep FIN &onges ful6tro Den.
6por Rlset biz 2Grsn narrel
Silbage 3. = ieg fremoo mdo;
Oil Sub, ifdl 9anmdrf buffe pdd
Sin iioife 3ofenporre!"
Soo fporeo ban fin forte 5eit.
Del siaIot fda itolt en- Riooerfeft,
Som 2Gren turoe fr1be.
Gefs raife Rbttere bar aft,
Spormso ban Sperrigs 5efie falot
: glanten mo. Den g9De.
Rort bar ben f9ffe Mlborsleg.
Obi fnort ban laa pd1 8dlen bl:g
Meo Soar beo Saur | 9drmen.
Wen 9i6 Der blep for Danmarts
Drot
4t noa til Malmss fate Slot
Oa after ffprfe Mrmen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-16
. eoe m#g0ern#t

oeret al g%etDoning. De er iommtt
ganite al ia ielo. Den ierfe ~
ten, "a ri be9Qnote MisfonsuqeH
/ 6erning. bar Ri ca. 20 gienneFtey.
iom blep tilbage % gil inn IN al
Dc imaa Sale % ban 6erren pei
f9ne Oroet. Snoen ri por tom
men til u9ens Gnoe, pur ner maas
tie 500 Wenneifer. ION bier %
oeltoq / 9eoems6ei. Der bier giori
aft Tor a ida ale ~Iiae9nloiee hi Al
gao; Ger blso ajort ct Sphol0 Or
rene bleb dahne0e for at iioHe irif
Gaft; man opfororeoe oae. Der iiie
enite0e a. nTre meo. til o. oda:
bet 6lep uofrDtteligt idQt. II De-
'foo enboer nit FOR, ON ban Dil6e
tn9le eaet biipe iiooenos poo I'm
= roar geoems0et ffqnn0fe,
bar DER inloi / ouiet. % ioa aoot
iom hele Foriamlingen tn4leot nen
og oeItoa / eeoemsoet. ION borsoe
omtrent 10 Rinutter. / bpilit IS
Rano ban tort. Roar gsnntn par
cnot, bar eer Msnneiftr, iom iBot.
Iiat tr9nete III, at troenos Mens
METER oiloe antuos fla oem. 90 oct
or ioa itet.
0og er oct msest faa. iom tr
til 6Dile / 3rosn ue6 Ms-
for De FIsite er oct itet bism.
me / Gnrum. 90 6erober bar ri
Daret glade; Der bar oeri en- 9rbQs
beo / 9eOioitbeoen ON, at Oct bar
Der aioroe oct, % life Wsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-16

bar Der De 10 tote qar bpfs Err
bag 2lftcn paret abbott eeotmeosr
/ foriteaige 6jem / 8pen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-16
gatfelftns u6ftu6

ifoloes operalt M}isfonsuosrne. Der
praoites ftfert lite beorf ] Mis.
fonsugerne enc sllersi 0sr pfaoife5
pqIenttig of De famme, nm sllsrs
ferer Or6et / @gnen.
Del er met egnens 9rdftr y.
0e qGgfolt, ION pleier At femme
til Gqnen % praoite, Der Dor slori
Qrbeioet. men oen itaoioe 4raoi
ten aftcn cfter bitten bar pirtei,
Iom naar nan rDiter Ell 1ra msO
moone 6rugter. U}en Der er blspct
iunqet mere sfter 1aIerne. emo mon
far bar bru9t Oct.
90 ii9r bar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-19
ANSONIA ROBBERY TANGLE.
Arrest OF Thieves Causes Arrest or woman
whom They Robbed.

An additional arrest for the recent thefts
In the Ansonia apartment hotel at Seventy
third street and Broadway was made last
night by the police Of the West Thirty-seventh
street police station. Mrs. Pauline Danzis,
% years old, OF 100 East Sixty-fo urth street
was the prisoner and, according to the
police, she has confessed to having COM
mitted Ill the robberies for which at least
three other persons have been arrested.
Her arrest came about through IN acci-
dent. Joseph Helbeg, Is years old, and
Edward Hill. IL years old, both OF $50 West
Thirty-ffth street, were accused Of rob-
bling Jacob Fer. who has a shop at sos West
and held by Magistrate Finn in the West
Side yesterday morning for examina-
ton. The police wen to their room to
search for Fier's goods, end began to
u Garth silver spoons, forks and other
pieces Of silverwaTe marked Hotel Ansonia.
They also found a lot OF expensive clothing.
Helbeg and Hill were in the West Side
court prison. The boys broke DOWN upon
being confronted with the Ansonia goods
and said they got them one night about a
month ago when they robbed the fat OF a
Mrs. DanZis at 100 Ea st Sixty-fourth street.
The detectives went up to the Ansonia
and got W. +. d. Stokes, the proprietor.
Mr.. Stokes was much excited over any
chance to catch a real thief. as all the other
alleged Ansonia blunderers were discharged
ny buO W1aBlotLa ave- IA BON HE HubNhhObiO
out and with the detectives drove over to
East Sixty-fourth street. Mrs. Danzis was
in. Upon being questioned she stoutly de-
MED any knowledge OF the Ansonias stolen
property. She was taken in the auto TO
the West Sid prison, where Helbeg and
Hill identified her as the victim IOf their
burglary Then Mr.. Stokes believed he
remembered her face.
At this point, according TO the police,
Mrs. Danzis broke down AND confessed.
She told them, they say, that in January,
1906, she had worked as Chambermaid for
the family of Max Wertheimer, a Wholesale
sponge importer Of So Beekman street,
who had an apartment in the Ansonia and
who, the police say, was one OF those
robbed.
Mrs. Danzis admitted that while working
for Mr.. Wertheimer she stole the articles
found in the room at West Thirty-tfth
street.
After the interview in the prison Mr..
Stokes drove the detectives and their
prisoner in his automobile to the West
Thirty-seventh street police station. where
the woman was lock ed up.
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ENGLEwooD. N. j.. Oct. Is.-Miss Marjorie
Snare. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Snare OF Palisade avenue. was married to
Lieut.. Charles Winder Mason. Jr.. U. s. A.,
this evening at s o'clock in the EngIewood
Presbyterian Church. The church was deco
rated with, tropical plants and flowers, green
carried odt both at the church and at the
home Of the bride. Miss Snare, who was
gowned in a robe of lace. was given away
by her father. She was attended by Miss
'aTla ErrRni Surbrug of Montclair as maid
Of honor. The bridesmaids we're the two
sisters Of the bride, Miss Elsie Snare and Miss
Janette snare. Lieut.. Ben Gray. u. 3. A..
Of West Point, was best man. A ption
was held after the ceremony at the home OF
the brides parents. Lieut.. Mason is stationed
q Fort Douglass, Utah. and after a wedding
journey he will take his bride there.
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The marriage OF Miss Mary Elizabeth Man
ley and Peter Ambrose Farley took place
yesterday morning at st. Patrick $ Cathedral
Fifth avenue and Fifty-hrst street. Arch
bishop Farley, uncle Of the bridegroom, per-
formed the ceremony az o o clock, and was
assisted by Father Lewis, Father Hayes and
other priests. The bride walked up the aisle
with her uncle, Henry p. Brennan,
Philip Farley assisted his brother as best
man and the Messrs. Edward Farley,a brother,
DTury were usheTs.
There we're no bridesmaids. but Miss Kath-
crime Marley attended the bride as maid Of
honor Mrs. Manley, the brides mother,
save an elaborate breakfast at her home,
Nv West Forty-ninth street, after the church
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difficult. with all married couples who
differ in habit, in taste, in opinion, in mode
Of life, if there is to be any happiness some
body has to learn to give up. or give up
minding that there is a difference. Either
way is as good as the other. IL il surpris-
ing how many thi ngs are not of any i'm
portance If one can only think they are not. y
Mary Mears, the author Of THE Breath
Of the Runners, has a curious method Of
bleaching her mind from it's immediate
surroundings and focusing Il upon the
characters Of her story. AS every writer
knows she says, certain objects steadily
stared at acquire a remarkable value.
They are the truest friends OF the working
brain. These friends, with me, happen to
be a tiny gilt clock, a bronze cat. a little
Venus seal and a paper weight in the form
OF a ~sphinx-objects that symbolic the
whole gamut of human life; the passing OF
time, the coquetry o. youth. the sad pleasure
Of beauty, and the riddle.'