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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13

Snititi,t geifidt plrbe, 100 iie bic
baBIiden ginbriide Der lesten Gage
nereefien lernen ioate; es mar I'm.
perfennbar, bob fie ibrer M,itter
auf Shritt unb 9ritt ausmih unb
cine 10 a~uifaaenbe Sheu Dor @elo.
miinsen aeiste, Die frampfbuft an.
mutbete.
Shperen Ser5ens bate Die @ep-
Sins.@itttpe .iid gu oieiem Shritte
entihloiien, aber lie ertannte Die
llrfraft bes Dinens in benz aarteu
&orper ibrer fleinen Tohter mo
woute niht oeren gauge 8inbesliebe
einbiiben, Die beoenflih inter ben
@reienilien eelitten. Iae 8orltel-
lungen Der n1d)iten Sertpanoten, Die
nift aufborten, hire 8ernunoerrmg
ous3uipref)enL beihieo tie oabin,
bob @brentrout elmer f%eiteren Sano
mie Der ibrigen beoiirfe, ole lido.
nuneslos in ibren @iQen eingriff
uns ibn eemoItiam nieoerbialt.
@eors nur, ibr rubieer, fisiamer,
;~speiter Sobn, Der 5umeiit an Der
Mutter bing, bebielt lie BEL iid,, mo
seiien Grsiebuns, bic elm erprob-
ter bohaelebrter Mann leitete, iiber.
tpabse iie nit ansitliher Sorsfalt.
es mar merffpiirbig, pie iebr lid,
Die Gborafter bieier beiben dbnelten
Or ifien am i~penieiten bon Dem
Weobins.@ eiit mitbefommen 81 ba-
ben; 10 penis er i'm Geubern ieiner
Wutter slih, 70 portrefflih barmo-
nierten tie 5ufammen. am itarf.
iten rolte baS 4Iut Der @ebbing
in gbrentraitt's finSliden Moern,
tuo es uneeitiim pofte. unb mo oas
gble nit Dem llnedten i'm rrtsc-
itiimen 9umpfe log.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13

birgt bos 2eben rtht and lein
Slid uno ieine Wonne2"
ga, DIANA, aber es iii pergang.
lid oas epig balsrnbe Slid
lieet ienieits oes Soses, slaubit iii
nift Ooran?"
o3n, 8eorg, i'd clause es BE-
ltinmt - Elm ewia Oouernoes Slid.
@arlm iol man Elm irbiihes Slid
nif}t aud baben?"
y9eioes? - 3. piiroe oas nift
5l piel ieilt? @ines miiBte mon emf
bebren! SdI iuollte germ mein irei-
ides @obl binseben 9esen @iuiid)e.
rung 0eS epiaen. Sebens."
limo nid)t umgefebrt? - @eorg
ih meme, fam es nid)t aitd)
itarfe Seelen ge6en, ole aus Siebe
ibren 9iebiten oas ooppelte Slid
mogliG modem"
.9iebe Wamd, id peritebe Gid
nidt."
sd meine, BOB man iein Sselen.
bell baraniesen fam, I'M ben Gel
nisen oos irOiibe @liid, oas beiBt
&eiftbum 81 oeriGaffen?"
r0os eisene seelenbeil
Wama!" SootenblGlIe i6ar5oa
@eorg's iugenoih0nes Nntlis.
~0u eloubit nidt on iolHe Gee
leneroBe?"
oIbii6tli6 feline geele, @ottes
gbenbilo, Der 8ersammniB ibsrlie.
fern, eires irbiiden @ortheils pilen
= nimmermebr lit oas @roBe =
oas lit 8~erblenbuns. unielisite Ser.
blenoung!"
.2b0riGtes ainbl @as rreibt gu
bon Der aufopferune, beren sine
Wuttar fabie! Sd iage Dir, es
giebt Seloenmiitter. bic freuois ibr
Seil oabingeben, Inn bos Slid
ibrer 4ineer gu iifern; Die lautlss
Die Dual Der Soae auf fiA nsbmen
fiir trtmer, INNER - be in Hoft
unb SGipefel neriinteu, uneingeoenf
ibres eisenen if)red1ifen 9aieiss.
une Die bod innerlih oos 8epnbt.
iein bodbdlt. cine sroBe Gbat psll.
broht 5u baben."
&alte ShneiBtropfen psrlten auf
Der ipeibm Siinglinssiirn. @eore's
Iuse idaute entiest nod ieiner
Wutter biniiber. .Wama! =
Wama - bas nennit Du cine grobe
Shat, Elm bobes @erf tbun2"
Gin eroberes eiebt es ni6t! Gie
sroBen @eitalten Der @eihihte ba.
ben mid INNER angssssen, beion-
oers pie Die Wrtter ltb fir ibre
ainber ppfert."
r9lber Die Sesle id1auert = Sies
9eifenf @ottes, ouf Die Ger Satan
feline Sanb geleat. Mama, nm
@otteSnilleu, pober fommen oieie
fiirhterliden eingebunsen, Die fre-
nelbaften @ebanfen - sas Wiser.
natiirlide bieer SpferuneSmanie?
@ergiBt Oh, ipenn anoers Dir nid)t
beisufommen, ouB Gu bomit Define
4ineer ebenfaas benz 8ofen ii6erIie.
ferit! Weibt Gu nift, baS Oh oa.
nit Dem SeuieI elm InreGt OUT Tie
giebit, - Bob, faas 6ott in Seinsr
linenbliden garmber5iefeit Tie ni6t
In Seiner @nabe bes1lt, iie unrett.
bar nerloren gebenl @elde furft.
bare 0eronhportung! Bit 9u
gang iifer, Dab lie ole criminals
sas groBere, eas epiee 8liid er.
reiHen?"
.Sprehen mir niht meter, es
fiibrt uns 5u melt" Srau @eSoina
par anfgeitonoen uno pnnbte lid,
gum 9eben. Tsd) nod einmal
febrte lie 5uriid, ais lie @eorg's
Idlanfe 8eitnlt pie ihmerSbet6ubt
,,,f Sa,,o,, mI~Ao ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13

our SuuIIu)Hie HtDeN. Situlcle
mas Ou minit, nur ioateit I1t fem
Sternguder meroenl Sd beitimmte
es unmioerruflif. Steb dlfll"
Die @eobina-Serrin sebot folt.
beitimnlt oagegen COB CO fem Aitf.
lebnen.
@eors erbob lid 1brdneu Der,
bunfelten lem Iitge uno leine 9ruli
bob lif frompibaft.
DGu mirit mir ME mieOer bopor
lprehen, tboridter anabe!"
rSa, Wamo!" Us lag 10 un6e.
gren5te 0emutb in oen @orten,
DAB ielbit Srau @eooirg lid betroi.
ZEN umuanote. Sbre Sano fnifte
einen Salmmeoel mo mari i'm 5or.
mig ailf oos @inoipiel.
Seine Aoer Der @eooing's",
ltieB lie berpor. Sci perniinitig,
Georg. foinme, iebe lid einer
Iusenblid 5u mir. i'd mill nidi
bartber5ig in 9einen glulaen erld)ei.
men, ionoern Cir meme @riinoe ON.
gebel, uieaeiht beurtbeilit Oh mid
Damn anbers."
Srau We6Oing nabm ouf einem
Der robreeflohtenen @artenmobel
Blas, pabreno @eorg iit iGpeigent
auf einen Seiiel lebnte.
.@laliblt 9u on SrGume?"
@eors idiittelte peruunoert Der
9opf.
sd CLAUDE nift baran, liebe
Wama."
v5rnber glaubte i) aud nifi
earan aber lange ihon, lett Dem
CODE 9eines 8aters, babe ib pieIe.
niele, ihmere Srdume gebobt rnt
td) babe onsefongen, felt baran 81
glaliben."
.0as lit NbersIaube, pomit 81,
@ott beleibisit."
~@ott beleioiee!" Srau @eosina
bob a~bpebreno oen Mrm. ,@arum
giebt Or mir ole beoeitiamen
Sraume, Die id mir nod meinen
erfabrungen auslege."
@eorg blidte peritGnbnib(os al
ieiner Dtutter biniiber, bic pie gei.
ltesabpeienb Dor iid b~initarrte.
sd besreife nidt, menn man
elm rubiges @efpiiien bat, Die mar
lid) Dor 5rGumen fiir6ten unS 6a,
nod oas Sdidial beitimmen MINI"
8eorg bate unbeSadtiam, mie
i'm SelbiteeiprGd Die Dorte binae.
fporfen, iest ihraf er e1npcr. Cir
rpeib bittenoer' 3ug slitt INN ieinG
9ippen.
vSer6eibe, Mama, ni6t pabr, id
babe Dir mebe setban?"
nSebr webe", beitGtiee oieie fort
bIidenb. Cine bldufiGe glaii,
leste iid idb iiber ibr antIis.
~Sbr oiirft mir feline goruiirft
MAIDEN SIR nidt!" betonte Fl,
iHarf. Sd opfere meme Selie.
felt fir guer 8liif benr id
liebe guf) sren5enlosi Soft If
mein 3euge! SD piirbe nit 0ui
fir Gilf iterben, ia. i6 piiroe sebn
fad)en lob leieen, nm guer @liid
5i iihern!"
Slid, mas lit Slid, Wuma?A
fraste @eorg leiie.
.gbre, 9eben. @olei meir
Sobn." Der blonde 8opi oes inn
gen Weobins Sobnes i6iitteltC
lid perneineno.
o2u niht9 Sb = mas meinI
Ou2"
~Gas Slid zines ieben @enifer
lit ein ieliger Sob!"
r@eorg!" 5rau @eooing riftet,
lid balb aui, uniGglide Spannunt
Log in ibren 3iigen. .@eors. 81
fdneit nit Dem SoOe crit on -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13

Siinf Sabre ipdter bate Der BE
ihauer oes ebemalieen @eboing-
Sofes beuielben nimmermebr in
benz ~geipaltisen bod a~uirasenOen
Sfloiie miebererfannt, Dos fonielif)
itol5, nit bimmelitrebenoen, flagsel-
seidmiidten Gbiirman boitano,
eleidiom als 3rosbilo unb 8esell.
fas Der altertbiimliben, nod aus
ben Setter Der 4reu5ritter itam-
menben 8i~iritenburs, i%enieits Der
Garflinie.
@s mar Elm intpoio,ttes 8aiIperf,
bas Die @eobines @ittme BORT aui.
eefiibrtl Gin Weiiteritiid Der
orditeftoniifen STUNT, mie mon es
bic uilb ba, nenn auh ielten err
blidt. mo beiien geiis lid meiitens
nur me6riafe MiQionare eeitatten,
Die nit pollen Sdnoen @elo bin.
itreilen, uno bon Senen Der Bolts.
muno iaat. bob bic Sole oerielben
nit @oloitiifen gepflaitert limb.
0as uriprimglife Weooing.Saus
itanS 3rpar nod, jeooh umidloIien
bon oen i%mpoianten, Wallern, be.
iano es iih inmitten oes ShloB-
bofes uno obne ieoe G%erbin6un9
nit benz Neubai1. gs ifien iosar
cine LAUNDERING an benielben itrere
permiehen; u%nangetaitet uno unper.
1nbert itano es, MIR bonn Harfe
Der lpobrnebmbar, i%ioliert aii bem
alien Sled. Die Wirtbifafts-
eebGube, bic friiber in 8reisform
bos Serribaftsbaus umeaben, ma
rem peridmunoen unb boben iib
on Deren Steaen nnb iiber Den che
malisen peiten 8utsbof tpunoer.
polle gaumanlogen, Springbrun.
men nit buuoertfahen Strablen,
uno 5miifen bidbuihisen 3ieritrdii.
hern Warmoritatuen in fledenloier
@eiBe.
Gin f0itli6er grbenfled!
9ie palalt.Gbnliden @irtbld]afts-
sebaloe uno ~eroBartigen Sefo-
nomieboie laeen melt abieits ourh
cine oihte 9uum.Naee ueroeft.
Saum gewabrte man iie %, piel-
Weniger Itorte BON bort elm unberl-
fener 9mlt Die pornebme Hllbe oes
Weobing.S hlolies. llno pornebm
mar Iaes IN Der llmgebrng oes
!Serrenlites. Bornebm, rlibig -
itial auf Der gldn5eno.peiben
Marmortreppe lag elm e~iseraues
@inoipiel aui elmer ieibenen Stoii,
matte unb blin5elte i6l1iris nod
Der auiiteiaenoen Come.
Giniae Stlfen bober binauf ltano
unter elmer breitlaubigen Ealmen.
aruppe, Die 5u beiaen Seiten ole
Sreitreppe bes Sbloiies ifmiidte,
cine bobe itolSe Srai in id)perrall.
ihenoem idpparjen gltlasfleioe.
7as INNER nod ifone @eiidt Der
@eobing.Serrin mar bleih uno
fabl. es iHien nie in Ora seeraben.
Seit benz geerGbnibtase hires Sat
ten batte man iie nift mebr anoers
seieben: ipeber 9Gteln nod SbrG.
men betpeste ibr @ntlie; cine ielt.
lame Starrbeit lag auf ibrem
ganaen @eien!
Frnnf uno Sitter, Hradt uno
Meidtbum bauite iie in ibren peiten
Sdlen; Set ,aui Set nit Muiif.
doren hno uusdbliaen aer5eu 5ogen
onrh Die mGrdenprG6tigen Rdume
Die ibr @eidtbum seidafien, obcr
ME, niemals iab man Elm 2Gfcln
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-01

The royal Palace of Madrid is
doubly interesting just now, both as
the place from which King Alfonso
goes to meet his bride and as the
future home Of the royal couple The
suite OF apartments designed for the
future Queen have been most law
ishly prepared with the richest art
treasures from the galleries Of Spain
But aside from this, the palace itself
is one Of the largest and most sump-
tuous Of Europe. 1t was built on the
former site of the Alczar Of the an
cient kings. from plans by the Italian
artist, Giovanni Bettirta Sachetu-
The first stone was laid in 1888 and
&c years afterwards Charles III took
possession OF the edihce and began
the decoration Of the interior. Tho
expenditure amounted to 300.oO0.Ooo
reales.
Immense Substructures give the pal.
ace a dominating position on the Maui
zanares river and lend it the appear
ance not only of palace. but OF a
great citadel commanding the city.
1t covers an expanse of 22.5oo square
metres: $50 feet on each side and $50
feet high The massive structure IS
of granite throughout. except the
frames Of the doors and windows.
which are Of marble.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-01
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The glyce-ine employed IN DR.. P!e-ce'S
medicines greatly enhances the neci.
holds in Solution muck better than a!co-
hol would Ii also possesses medicinal
properties OF its own. being = valuable
eemulceat. nutritive, antisepcfc and anti
Of the Black Cherrybarll- Golden Seal
root, Stone root and Queens root. CON:
tanned in Golden Medical Discovery IN
suoduiag ehronie, or lingering eouShs,
for all Of which these agents are recon-
Cnended by standard medical authorities.
In all cases where there IS u wasting
weak stomach as in the early stages Of
consumption. there can be no doubt that
glycerine acts as q valuable nt1tritire and
aids the Golden Seal root. Stone root.
Queens root and Black Cherryaark in
promoting digestion and building up the
desh and strength controlling the cough
and bringing about healthy condition
not be expected TO work miracles. It will
not cure consumption except IN its earlier
stages. 1t VIII cure :cry severe, obSt!n-
ate. chronic coughs, bronchial and laryn-
with hoarseaess- In acute coughs it IS
not so effective It is in the lingering
coughs, or those of long standing, even
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this medicine has such a wide range Of
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Sick people. especially those suffering
from diseases OF long standing. are invited
to consult Dr. Pierce By letter free All
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and Sacrcdiy confidential. Address Dr.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-01
BarnsVine
,THE LENGTH BREADTH AND
BoUNDARfESTHE
BY, 7HE5cHARTER- g

The following Is the bol1c4ary CT
Barasvil1e as recently Incorporated.
Beginning at corner In pike at the
north east end of the bridge crossing
Buffalo creek ar Evansville, thence
down east bank Of Buffalo creek s..ssa
its neance-s as follows s 62sS e
a4& poles. s. n E 13 poles N-S.oN34
E. a53s poles: N c. y E. 20 poles y.
73k E. 8 poles S. S13s u pcics;
s. 61s e q poles; S. 5S7S E 9
poles; S. es E. i. poles; s. 6e31ss Els
poles. S. 80 e. e5aai poles, s. So7S e
L. poles: n. Se3S E 20 poles 70 che
mouth Of Buffalo creek; thence down
the north bank Of 9lonoasahefa river
with its meanders. as follows n 353S
w. &c poles. N 2e w so poles; \.
so poles: etaoinetaiooSSdwGo
liz poles to the mouth OF small
Grain, thence leaving the river y.
.eA W. Sig poles 10 a post on the
west side of FairnoIt and Morgan
town turnpike a: the corner OF the
VIM. Miller farm: thence With a line
thereof n. Sek w &c poles to a 10
Gust tree; thence S. coz w 10 poles
20 bunch Of buckeye trees on the
east side of Buffalo creek: thence
down the creek with its mean6ers, as
follows: S. 90 E 1e1 poles; S.
10. E. 421S poles to the place Of begin
ming enclosing an area OF 252 acres.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-01
KENTUCKY HOME COM
ING WEEK 5REWTiES-

Louisville will be decorated ana IL
Illuminated as never before-a sea OF
color by day, food of light by night.
Ia Throughout the week there viii be
home parties and receptions, and
many clubs and fraternal bodies viii
keep open house"
The local alumni of different uni
versities will give banquets to return
ing alumni.
Ola familiar hymns viii be spe-
cial feature OF TIL We Meet Again
services on Sunday, June L.
= special programme on entertain
aent of visiting newspaper men VIII
see that the pencil pushers" are roy
ally entertained. >
Nearly every county in the State is
making preparations to put tle big
pot in che little one for former resi-
dents the week after the big event in
Louisville.
The exhibition of relics. which viii
be limited to kentucky history. is to
contain much to interest all visitors.
1t VIII be installed in glass cases in
the gymnasium Of the new Armory-
All descendants Of Daniel Boone are
10 be shown special attention on the
day named in honor of the great pio-
Eeer-
from tie headquarters assigned to the
different counties in the A-cory- a,
special copyright desiEn-celiuloid
button in several colors, depicting
Kentucky history, attack by lndians
of a fort, bar of music of My Old
Kentucky Home head of Daniel
Boone. etc. with two ribbons attach
ed-the badge is very attractive
The Kentucky Hall OF Fame win
have portraits of more than 100 sons
and daughters Of Kentucky who have
helped to make the State illustrious-
TWO hundred young men from Lou
isvil1e's high schools have volunteer
ed to act as members Of the inforra.
ton bureau They VIII meet all trains
during the Week and give intorna-
ton to visitors.
Bands and orchestras viii make the
music Of the occasion, AID in addition
choruses will help swell the volume OF
harmonious sound
Governor Beckham has appointed a
commissioner TO officially represent
each county of the State These ccuc-
missioners have appointed hostesses,
and vice commissioners and maids OF
honor to serve with tzrem at the ccun-
ry Headquarters TO be established 1os
each county in the Ar,rory, at which
former residents viii be welcomed and
VIII receive badges
Louisrille's famous organization
The Kentucky Colooels''-will act as
special escort to the distinguished eS-
Kentuc2>ians on the programme.
Numerous county rallies viii be
held during the Week
The Home Coming Association has
arranged with the Baldwias. the sue
cessful air-ship demonstrators or
the St Louis Worlds Fair and
the Portland Exposition. to exhibit
their latest improved air-ship in Louis
vile during Home Coming Week
The High school athletic grounds at
Brook and Breckenridge streets. viii
be used as an aerodrome. The air
ship VIII be exhibited daily from
O'Clock a. M, to o'clock p m On
Monday and Tuesday OF Home Com
ing Week 1t win be shown all day.
Flights VIII be made DALI the$weath-i
over the entire city
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-01
Yedd1 Dies
CREATION MADE ENTJREEYoF
g SPANISH FaBRics-l<5NG'S
PALacEHIsToRic Pile SIS

Princess Ens.s wedding dress has at
1racrel great interest in Spain. as
it is truly a Spanish product, in fabric
and finish. except for the wonderful
BRUSSELS lace which has been brought
to adorn IT. It was a fancy OF the
king and the Queen Mother that the
wedding dress should be made in Spain
and the Princess Ena graciousty fen
in with this patriotic sentiment, says
the Pittsburs Dispatch.
The dress Is, therefore, one of the
special presents from the King and Is
a marvel Of elegance. The SIX was
manufactured from special pattern
in one OF the large Spanish silk es
adjustments 1t was made up with
all the artistic skill of the court dress
makers. The silk is heavily overla1d
with wonderful silver embroidery with
soft frills of the finest Brussels lace
said to have cost $50 a yard
The laces were publicly exhibited
before being put on the dress and eX
cited the admiration and establishment
of the aristocratic ladies' OF N1adr1d
Orange blossoms are profusely used
with the silver embroideries and laces
for the corsage. and even in DAINTY
clusters along the train, which is four
yards long. According to Spanish ira
ditions the bride must afterwards pre-
sent this welding dress to the Virgin de
Ia Palmoa, the popular protrectress OF
maternity
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-01

The entrance to the Royal Palace.
which is conceded to be one of the
most magnificent in the world. has
been further enriched for the present
occasion. 1t is gorSeous1y carpeted
and Illuminated day and night by mEr-
lads OF electric lights concealed with
in the rich gold cornices. with halce-
diers in their brilliant uniforms act
ing as guards. AT the first landing
serving as pillars to the balustrade.
there are two enormous lions Of stone.
the work Of the sculptors. Castro ans
Michel.
1t is well known that Napoleon had
a Jealous regard for these lions on
the day that he admired the palace.
remarling TO his brother. that they
were better housed than he himself IN
Paris. The hish-vaulted' ceiling con-
,ains notable paintings by the Neapol-
itan artist, Carado Giaquinto,heir OF
the great decorator. Lucas Toulon.
The largest and most important fresco
which occupies the center. is an ale
CORY for the Triumph OF Religion
The Sale des Ambassadors. where
the imposing reception Will take place
after the wedding. is one CT the most
splendid apartments OF the palace
with fittings of incalculable value.
The flooring is of different marbles
which form designs in the Italian
style The walls are hung with Grim
son velvet and gilt ornaments, the
brightness of which has been toned
down by time. The enormous mirrors,
which came from the royal factory OF
La Granja. are surrounded by heavy
gold frames OF the time OF Charles ",
while intervening statues OF bronze
and marble represent heroes. pagan
gods and categorical figures Some OF
the notable adornments of this re
markable apartments are The Fawn
by Praxiteles; Venus" and -Mercu-
ry'' after the conception of Jean de
Roloago; Jupiter on the Eagle. and
at each side OF the throne statues OF
Prudence and Justice, represented as
the counsel1ors OF kings.
The royal throne is under a supurD
red canopy. situated above the steps
richly carpeted in the same color AT
either side stand four gilt lions. rep
resented as controlling the world The
ceiling forms brilliant contrast be
ing clear and luminous. It was eS-
ecuted by the famous Venetian paint
er, Tiepolo. and IS said to be one OF
The -rnost finished decorative works In
the world. The idea developed IN
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THREE DAYS CARNIVAL,
Meeting Heid-Lasf Iteht Gets Thtngs
Moving.

An executive meeting was held last
evening of those who have been pushing
the plan for the celebration of the
Fourth of July and the officers of the
Mankato Fair association. The hackers
of the movement for the celebration of
the Fourth are f. B. Kent, j. B. Ford
w. R. Kelly and Mr.. Seaman. They
asked the Fair association to take the
celebration arrangements off of their
hands, but the officers of the latter de-
clined t accept the burden, but promised
to assist. They will see that there are
races at the fair grounds, etc.
1t was decided to have a street carni-
val, beginning Tuesday evening July
3rd, and to continue through the 18th
and 9Th. Street shows will be secured
ball games, balloon ascensions, an auto
mobile parade and races, etc. Two OF
three bands will be engaged, and on the
evening of the Fourth fireworks will be
discharged from the roof of the city hall.
Another meeting of the same gentle
men who met last night will be held
tonight, when it will be known who are
willing to serve on committees, and the
lists will be given out.
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MRS. SCHROEDER'S WILL.
Estate Divided Among Children and
Grandchildren.

The will of the late Mrs. Mary A..
Schroeder who died Feb. 18th last, was
filed for probate today. The estate
amounts to $1,000 personal and 81 400
real The heirs are the two sons and
one daughter, Frank and Clement
Schroeder and Mrs. Mary Theissen.
The will is dated Feb. 18TH 1906.
and leaves to Rev. Father Hegemann
5000 for masses; to Mrs. Thessen all of
the wearing apparel, household furni
ture and household goods; all of the rest
of the personal estate to Clement
Schroeder; 5000 each to the grandchild-
rem, Agnes and Marie Theissen, to be
taken from the proceeds of the sale of
| the house and lot; and all of the rest of
the proceeds of the sale of the real es-
tate to Frank Schroeder Clement
Schroeder is named as eXecutriX, and he
is to sell the real estate as soon as pos
sible.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-05-18
ANDY LIKES "CHINESE" TALK
Carnegie Will Publish a Book Of the
Language Of Ceiestiais.

Pittsburg, May l6.-Mark Twain has
been deserted by his partner in the form
of English photography. Andrew Carne
ole has become enamored of the Chinese
language and is going to get out book
on the origin of the celestial tongues
He is not the author The Rev. Frank
Chalfant of this city has worked over it
for many years and it will be a preten-
tious work.
The Chinese have no alphabet, only
about thirty thousand characters which
represent words and flows of Chinese
conversation. Mr.. Carnegie sees the pos
sibilities of this. There can be no or
biographical monstrosities in this, but
great care will have to be exercised to
print the language.
1t was announced today at the meet
ing of the Presbyterian ministers OF
this city that Mr.. Carnegie had con
tracted for the publication of Mr.. Chal-
fant's book The cost will be enormous
Mr. Chalfant has taken hundreds of pho
tooraphs of Chinese characters and these
will be reproduced in halftone.