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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-23
@clerm RarpIanS Giicnbabn.

8hes o~erIafen siEen.siaiiou iuie foIst:
4.3O Moreens-G6ncipoii, Saerr3toipn, ". &
VI. 'lIdfH, uuo uusGenonImen Gonnius,
Saucod unb gtomberSbura.
01b Observation-Disclosures rpteB. .
200 Ncdbm.-s,f -n,moontion nu6 SIbnson.
'A.55 Gnh.-GrpreB SnupiIirie, Suaerstoipn.
SaneoS. Sbippenshur9 rno. Ufsaenoni'
men Gornfng. Steoerid nuo 9ulintttsburg
fBdrlorag 9agann).
1000 Nbenbs -sIfommooation nab tlnlon'
rasIid, au%seeusmmen Csnntaa.
800 Wut aets-Yorf, y. K 8. Dioifpn uno
SaipiIinif bfiIid BON 9nlorb @rone, lo'
ipie Carlisle.
500 Wprqcfs- SanptIihir, Sapcrstotpr. San,
cod. Cumberland @hitpenShu:a, Srtbe.
rid, Srimitsbure ino ". & 70. 9abu
big mad Clifton.
9.kJ Observation-Disclosures nnf @eitbS'
hura iro Oori.
1000 @Peraers-ATfonintobaticn nod tiricn
Prihqe.
9. 20 ya6in-WIue wtouptaiu gIpreb (Barior.
@agaun). fople Sreberi6.
1926 Nutm -GIpreB nab Oorf rrb 2. &
y. SibiftUn.
415 Sa6m = Accommodation nab Union
Wrthgc.
5.32 g,adn. - gffommsbaiion nuh @lhnoon,
ham erpreb bis GETTYSBURG unh Oorf.
6.15 Nbenbs - Accommodation nan linton
prioge.
P.r eourfans.
$50 WordeuS - accommodation na3 linton
9rtbae tno Snnnber.
Sdli Mot an Der 9ennfbltania .Nbenue.
g.adon an.
". 9ipbertieu, n. 81. Suuen,
Observation-Disclosures. @eit. sRaft. 'agent.
(t87-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-23
EurpIaab G. Venrinleania n. n,

&arpIdab & Eenribleania n. q.
8iiee berIofen aorfh.Nbe.. u. DAT ctr ..etation
7.30 Rotni. nn& BORT tdoIt6. ausaenommta
GoIufas1.
2 30 snr:.. lad TtIfa nur Gountass.
$50 BORN. nee Selatr tdgItA. nuseenoulnen
SnnrtagS.
3a5 gatul. mad Dorf iaa.i&. ousaenommen
SorHf1es.
4.Gb @ah.u. nnn 9eItn mfr eonntoos.
4.20 gu6rt. naA Islta tauii&, casQenomines
SonntdgS!
400 Nbenbs mad aeIair tdeIt6. ausaenour.
men SoaniagS.
hoo abenbs nod aeIair nur eonrtaas.
11.45 Mbenbs mad TsIatg WtttSo1D xib GAuL
ftaoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-23

hcnl Die @cItcrn Murplano @os So.
bonn 2egcn pon N0brcn in 6roitbura
a~bgebolten ucr42n, lon. 5lt ecp1b
rcn. Gic Sos Gompugnie fam il
6olge Ociien nit Der Gegung bon
@aSrobren iortiabret. Sr. Nnna1,
miro 9erufung 0cgen oieIc Gntidei.
hung etnlegcn.
&interIieb fem Seito
ment.
Ser pcritorbcnc Hidter Hidoro $.
S(Ipep pot S%dbcrstomh, aR6., bin.
terlieB nulbeiRcno feiu Seltament,
ga cine aenni!t llnterild)rng ieiner
GffGten hnd) eiilem ioldcnp mreiiil.
tatlos blieb. q9lla Mid)icr 0 4lpep Dor
ieinem 5oOt bee Oefteren i~peuen9tni.
iesung cihegdebten Milrmsa beiragt
mlirbe, iagte er, oaB ibn Die porge-
iebenen @eieeesbeitimmllngen III
grbidoitsiahen poaitanoig gent
geno eri6einen. lie Sinterloiien-
l6ait oeS peritorbenen Hidters be
lGutt lid aui etna 100000.
Sm @erid ) pom . hlagg &C
Ri + t
Ser Er1iiOent Der Godinebam ga,
tipnal Snnf pom Sorriionburg, ".
Ncpmnlt, mtlr0e, mabreno CT in
1874. '-l'F"rr fr/I ut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-23

EorucrS, un5ltbrillBen. NndOem lie
nod L9nly geld)idt bate cr ober iein
&ominciN petfueigertc, nabm lie Dir
ooppeltc 1oiiS Sit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-23
.Hemcr Miilitar.Nttadlc in Berlin.

gam Sran5iSeo, Sal, -.
Sept. CberitIieutenant ,Sobn +.
@iiier pom Ser aiiltenartiaeric I'M
Grciioio lit 5un 0tilitGr. Attohe IN
Berlin ernonnt moroen. Gem Sffi-
jier rpurOe oic Nadlridt bon iciner
@rnenmIng iiir Oieien Soften beute
pom. StabSdef, 8cnerai Bel, mitgc-
tbeilt. unO or miro idon in Den NOD
item Saacn nah @ulbington abreilen.
@crmiidltc te%lcarap6iidF Gcpcidrn,
&ermiidDtc tclcgrapbiidJc S%cpcidcm.
IL Sn youn9sluoob, ga, bat iid
Der nod I'M &nabenolter ltcbenoc
Gapio Suttlenlper eridolien, neil cr
unbeobiihtigter @eiie einen lcincr
&omeroben burt einen S1ub olf
Den COB perlett bate.
- Gabe Sinmarf, Hem Ont, nuf
Dem Serritoriiim Der .8runO Sritnf-
EocificsSabn" lam cine Grplolion
itott, nobel 5 grbeiter 9etootet lu0
6 perIest luuroen, elmer bon ibren le-
bensaefGbrlid.
- Sn Hooiepelt, Iri5ono, muroe
Gin Selsblod BON 6 Sonnen @elpiht,
80 Sub inter Dem SllBbett ais
@runbitein 81 Dem HooiepeltsS toll-
6omm gelegt, meldcr zines Der gr6bz
ten @erieielungSiperfe Der @elt mcr-
ben ioI.
- @e1erol SSolnes s. Sill, chit ciu
herporrogcnber Gonfoberirtel . Sifi-
5ier. Der critic giienbobnzGontnliiiGr
bon @irginia, lit in ieinem Seim in
ScottsuiQe, So, I'M Ilter bon 67 Sob
rem g%eitorben.
Snfolge ser Grploiion zines mi.
GorboliGlire %gefiilten SGurebouons
muroen in Den Inla9en Der .Gepublic
Hubber 60" in youngstown, g., 5pei
glrbeiter mabriheinlif lebenseefGbr'
Ilt itno peitere 5pei leidter perlest.
3piiden atpei 3iigen Der Greet
Nortbern @a6n" iono bel Gut Yonf
Elm 3|uiommenitoB Itott, pobei 8mei
Observation-Disclosures getootet maroen.
Gie &obuic unb 5ipei @iiterlpageu &c.
rietben in 9ronn.
Gin Irbeiter5ug Der n9tortbluc.
itcrn 9obn" ronnte in einen @rbciterz
Shlafpoggon biuein, ipobei 3 Wanu
aetootet urO If perlest muroen.
Bel einen 3uIammenItob 5pi-
iden einem Eoiioaier- ltno cinem Git
tersug pllroc ser 2ofomotiufiibrer
@ia. q. Smilep aus 9apton gctootet
nnb Der @ei5er Soc MtcGurop aus
Gina lebensgefdbrli6 perlett,
- gus Sflaboma iino 5000 Bal
len gaumpolle Der nelien grnte nad
,Snpan perifiiit morSeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-23
Baltimore Sampf Yafet So.
laite anS suberldthae 9ai.ainte.)
Ole Ber. Gianien,Toft bef1rbernb.
Sampier rgtrsinia" Lnen),, .Nlabama."

Georgia" .SeuneNee."
9anipfer fabren t6pli6. Gonntase nusgeHoms
men, bon ben n@at'pinte' "pters, Gr. 10-18,
9igbtStrabe, 6.3U slbenbs, oirefI nnu SIo
Yoint Comfort, gior'olf, Yortsnou'b unb aner
8uifien bes Siibefs. Serbinouua In OIo
Voint Comfort init &c. & {. 9tfeubabn." gia6
TidTonb, Gerbinouna In Torfsniouib mi, benz
mouth une %sItGanta. IN @9rioGf SerbtIouna
NIT Der y%sItlantic Goat 2tue." giorfolf uno
neitIi6 une nSlo Dominion Cine" nan geip'
bern. @aI9tnatoL N.'9., 8ltmnnb. 8a., nnb
Heip 't7s r'''''' '"f
9PG1IasiteH md ,europatttrm FIane. luSu'
rtofe Rniilteiiofinrter, e,eftrtfbc WeIeiihtiliie,
Dainpfbei5nua, agtsU fret &eterotrie 9%diiiten,
Or. t07. GiisssuiiiroresStrnbe, gtr. 506 uno
50s, eig9i'Strabe. @. VI. g. Office. Siiocft'9de
Baltimore. uno 9aIbert'S frnbe, Continental
3ruii 9nllbtna uno IIbaueb's. Nr. 100, Gorb'
CHARLES tSdBe.
Spbn ". etsrpppo, q. Grptrn,
Rices8rdf. II. Sen. sD,arlaeer. Gen .Su. sstgeut.
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gdfe fhr's auslano befuraf q. Haiue, ~.
as. cH.6atttuwrs<etr. nats GsnnuosnteIuna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-23

Sam6ura-M merifa.2inie
81 8roaonap, Hew-Dorf.
arthnr 0. Mobion,
Nm nlten gtate.
1877 it.9oltimore.S Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-23

VuIUI : SWfurpuBuFHS Il10 Tetft9 gum We.
braudb In eanloen' uro NQt. N~obal.siaitpu nm
10 u6r ghenoS.
". md Ahantic.G ttD on Wc6ertaaen; ",
nab Atlantie.ettb tieIit. . nan Mlantic.Gttt
aonntdgs. Vile 9i8e baIten In NtIntinston;
Viila. aifom.. Gomoen' Citation, 2s.0G, 1918
Norm. ~ 90. 1910 Eadbm.; mt. Hpbat Gia.,
2s.10, Is. 20 Botm, 70 20. 3615 Satm.
Mteroeeu Nflpm, Camden Station, Hoo
gtudrr.. !6.tO abcuhS: Wt. gioeaI citation.
II .0b Ncdm. $6.t5 Nbenbs.
@eferoiruua bon Rnpm In G6fdf. ODER far.
lor'98agaors. Speiie'Staten etc. tuerSen fhne1
beiorat per Srlepbou IN alien ~soIeenoen BILLET
Qlteuur: CHARLES uno Glrctcaa@S trabe, 6. q
z geolfe 1870, ober nh, @ourtianb 1901: Mf.
.HphnI.gfntiom, G. 4 e ant gerron Sf2S;
ganioen, etation Snformdttonss @iirean, g. b 8
South 1870 poer NPb. &ourtlano 2726. uno ~.
SIG. Siios2rnaoip...
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Baltimore Ohio Nahn.

pIpTtBdhNe O. Sfpt SfuHbf nut Der Stuubt" bon
edinoeii : Stntion nab '8aihiuatpu an ypos
thentdaen. 800 Nurm. bis 500 abenos, nit
8pamaTs9ienfi. 5rlbere abiabst bon ut.
N%aibinaiun, bcrTaHen @t, yobaI Ct, 1900.
7,10, 1850. *s45. +9.4s. lt0.55, ift.53 gor.
niitnaS, 2t2.t0. i12.49, i1.55. t2.43, 1886,
*41t. 14.E5, t555. tG.OD. i8.b5, 800, @f0.b5.
~ 80 %gtbenss; perl. Gamoer Ct. 1900. s8.16,
1876, l7.20, 1900. $3.50, 900. 1000, HOO
Norlniitngs. 1900 ysudts. i12.05. 7i2.fB.
100, 2t.05, roo, 300, 1905, 400, *I.3O,
300. l5.O5. 1885, 1900, s6.t6, l6.20, roo.
.s.0o, 's.16, 1900. 'ic.o5. lilo. '1f.4i
Nnnapofs, mt. giohaI, station l7.5o mo
2si5 Sorn.. l4.55. 800 Tubm. 6anioetss ias
lion 800 riio 200 NorIry 1905 DsitfddS.
200. 25.35 uHo 600 Ideuos. so
Trrbeftd, VT. 9fUpdI Stdttra. fs.45, I0.4s,
BORN 9anlhen citation, 1875, 1900, ?9.ft
r1h 1000 gorpt, n.25. 1850 ulo $50 Ra0-
%ntltiaqS. hF
WiaheHer, UT. woboI, MO gcrrn., ,2.4s.
1850 Tddm.. Gambler, 1870 Sorm., IS. 90,
1880 uio 400 Ta6m
Sd8erstppn, Mt. 8obal gtd.. A45 Rorut.,
800 Rntm., Camden Station. 1900 BORN.
$50 ito 400 giadnt.
enirott.eiig uub Mt. Nirn, g>uber Gtcticn,
1875. ?at5 Rcrm.. 1.25. 1870. 500, $3.50.
Gnriis' 9'ob, gomSeu siaiiou. 1929 Born.
Pnrag. Mt. acpal. '2.43 ssohn,. Gambsu.
'3.p0 No6m.
ynnnl gilne Glue uaSs phMdsefsbis uus s,e,p.
yorf, nener terminus, an Treiaub 5ipauSia.
FER Strdbe, Re'p.yDUtl, heduem uadl Sutdl.
Sbrrteru uhb Wefdl6ha. Z IN vtff
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Magerer @ergleid.
3nTellt sasc's Seitament piro DC;
~
itGtigt wcrben.

Ellie lid alclocnoen @erpd1Oten ct
baIten oas 0oppcIte ibres teItt-
mentariifen @~rbtbeils. - 0ieies
lit bas 8eripreben Der @ittme. -
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iein.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-06

.NoTEs FROM The 1.
or ANplsAs FIELD. :
Standard Credit Balances.

OIL CITY, Pa Credit balances
si.5s
Runs, 1S,5O7; average, 42.75s; ship
nlents, 161 800; average, 1865.
NEW Standard Oil, $525
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-06
cIlurman On
Socialism
THINKS n .iMPRAcTlcAeLE-HIs
REMEDIES FOR PRESENT
ILLS.

ITHACA, N, Y. Dec. 6.-president
), Guild Schurman, of Cornell I'm
FeEsity. spoke to the students on So
tiaIism and TndfvIdualism. He declar-
"a tkEt. the fatal defect in Socialism
that II puts upon the shoulders Of
lle government what government is
leapable Of doing.
Compare modern business with the
aghInely Of government" he said,
svnd ask yourself VIII 1t work. No
SIS the peoples duty TO support the
government and watch it, not the gov.
ssRment's duty to support the people
lfs advocated government control OF
industries. II believe" he said. that
tkere viii be a law enacted fixing the
Prices Of the necessities of life in the
INHERENT sections of the country to pre-
TeHtanfalr discrimination.
sV I!eye that the rich are decent
(. Iighsmihded, and moral In ordinary
STARS" he continued, "bnt that in
bestHsss.they consider themselves eX'
sliEFupt. Blu the remedy is in or hand
lay on the lash for wrong doing, The
organs OF public opinion have already
performed great service in this con
nection: There is many a millionaire
HHp pow wishes that he could blot ou'
some Of his past record. even nj 1h'
eApense Of his millions"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-06
IlHI'.|. GO
10 PARIS
AMBASSADOR TO ITALY TO sue
cEED Mr.. MCCORMICK, WHO
RETlREs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Cit can be
said on the best Of authority that the
administration has again changed its
plans concerning the changes to be
made in certain diplomatic establish
ments, and that Henry White, now
Ambassador Of this country to Italy,
will 60 to Paris to succeed Mr.. Nc
cormick, the present Ambassador, who
is to retire from the service.
This transfer for MFR. White is an
even greater advancement than his
proposed change from Rome to st.
petersburg, which was reported Mon
day, and which the President was
thought to have virtually decided
upon. No reason is assigned for the
change of plans.
Mr.. Whites departure from Rome
10 Paris will leave a vacancy which
will be filled by Lloyd C. Griseom, the
present Ambassador to Brazil. 1t has
not been determined when the chang
es will take place. Another vacancy
in the corps will be made by the trans
fer of Mr.. Meyer from his position as
Ambassador to Russia to that Of Post
master General. The time Of this
change depends upon the date Of the
general movement in the Cabinet.
Secretary Shaw is not expected 10
leave until March. Until he goes
Postmaster General Cortelyou cannot
change his office to the Treasury De-
partment, and, accordingly, Mr. Mey-
er's coming TO this country depends
upon the date Of the retirement Of Mr..
Shaw. The transfer of Mr.. Meyer and
of Mr.. GrIscom will leave two very
good diplomatic posts vacant.
1t is expected that President Roose-
welt will send in nominations of the
diplomats within few days Mr.
Griscom's successor has been selected
but 1t is not known who he Is, The
Government is now waiting to hear
only from Brazil concerning the &C
ceptability Of Mr.. Grlscom's proposed
successor to The government in RIO
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-06
Woman Learning Monkey Talk.

woman LedTuluS "S"NSJ
Pittsburg Dispatch to New York Sun.
Mrs. Mary simonton has Just re
ceived letter from her daughter
Miss Ida Veronica simonton, who
went to Africa to study the language
of the monkeys. Miss Simonton is in
the jungles along the Congo, practi'
cally alone, although 200 yards away
two natives and an Engiishman, II
member Of the sleeping sickness mis-.
sion. are within haiIing distarce.
IN a bamboo but Miss simonton vs.
spending her days studying the Lam
suage of her only neighbors.
Miss simonton left this country tho
first 81 august, In her letter she says
she is progressing rapidly with her
wc1I:, and she believes that she has
already mastered several words in
the monkey language. She also he
lieves she has made the monkeys I'M
derstand some things she says 70
them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-06

IKE jla ~ Ilass ~ =.
u llgli nFodncsr. n sane eotnpaIS
fas drilled its en the william y YIN
Meyer frIi eos feet below tie Bis. lni
Iiun and found no Berea grit II will
not be drilled any deeper
IN the S0.foot development on Pyles
Fork, Marion county, the Freehold Oil
& Gas companys No. / on the w E.
Rice farm Is producing 25 barrels q
day from the 50 foot sand. This com
pany will drill three more tests in
that locality.
On Fishing Creek, Green district
wetzel county, D. H. Cox & Co. have
nude the locptlon for a test on the Ida
Cochran farm. On the same stream
the Hope Natural Gas Company has
| a crooked hole at Its test on the r. E,
Burgess farm. On Bush run, in the
same district, the same company Is
| due in the sand at its test on the J.
In. & o. p. Woods farm.
On Dog run, Ten Mile district, Ha''
rison county, the 1nvinclble Oil Com
pany has drilled Its No. 4 on the ]. N.
wilcox farm to a depth of 1900 feet
and is fishing for the tools. On Salem
Fork, R. T, Lowndes & Co. are start
ing No. a on the Samuel Gan farm
On Gray's run, Lincoln district, Ma
ron county, the Hope Natural Gas
Company has completed its test on
| the Morgan heirs farm aud has a fair
gasser. On Buffalo creek, the same
company has completed a test on the
lH. L. strms farm and has a fair gas
ser.
On Upper Bowman creek, Meade
district, Marshall county, the Wheel
Ing Gas Company is due IN the Cor
don at its test on the J. w. West farm
On Four Mile run, Liberty district,
tie same company Is drilling test on
the ]. Tasker farm and has started to
dHIl at Il test on the Lightnor farm, To-
Gated on Little Grave Creek. in Web
s!er district.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-06

Every effort is being made by lower
southeast, producers to secure the
maximum production from the new
ard old wells. In nearly, every district
shooting is a feature. When the wells
hove been drilled through the produc
ing sands no matter how little oil they
show they are not abandoned without
first giving them q shot. In some In
stances what looked like total failures
are turned into paying producers.
h on, State Road run, Green district
Wet2el cornty. Hervey, Mcknight &
60. have given their test on the steph'
m Morgan farm a shot in the Big In
i'm md while cleaning out tEe well
produced 60 barrels the first "a hours
when first drilled through the sand
his we'll showed for a very light pro
lucer. The same company's No. . on
me Oliver Cochran farm is holding w
ut 80 barrels n day.
On Campbe!l's run, Battelle district
,9onongalia county. the Soutl: Penn OIL
Company has given its test on the w
] Deylne farm a shot and it is showing
for II good producer from the Gordon
The same company's No, 4 on the VII
liam Kinney farm is holding up at 49,
barrels Il day.
Dry in all Sands.
On Grass run, Ter Mile district, liar
.ison county, the Hope Natural Gas
Company has drilled its second test OIL
he Johr T. Goodwin farm through ali
sands and has 1uster. The hole has
lcen abandoned.
in the Richie Mines district, Ritch
Q county, the South Penn Oil Com
,aany has given Its test on the Bradel
lapp farm shot and The hole has fill
VI up 100 feet with fluid 1t will make
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-06
TARASE.I...'I...lI'..
PRINCE
g ~ ASHES HIM FOR MAX
w socRss4 REMARKS
asoyT AER.

1871 Asl4LlNtbl. VI ~ III.
least one person in Bel
does not fear the mad
81 seryia, and that per
oman. Her name Is Mile.
sAe il Of an excellent Ser
nd she heard that the
d q throne he will never
~ oken insuftingIy Of her.
gnprfng the matter or
t9 ne diplomatic attention
u the ministers, she de-
n punish the young man in
re nat a lolp would unde:-
1ling out that the prince
u the Bear restaurant,
herself with a dog whip.
ni g , carriage to the restau-
ed me place quickly and
Sne could stop her thrash
tInee soundly with six sting
n me whip across his neck
dangers
Ey rEis IN Belgrade Is praisins
IEe IA Of Nile. Mistlcs, and no
ride doubts that the crown
aaaer than March hare.
notorious pranks, which
iy ia the acts Of a lunaic, there
lflIcant report that DR.. Fles-
m REpus aIienist Of Leipzig
ri summoned to the court of
mr. a stay Of several days.
M. Dr. Dinitsch, the court
III md one Of King Peters
7plfmste friends. has rHstGned
On account Of Prince Georges
ipienee toward him. =.
the unhappy youths latest
DI1fs vas Witnessed by large
row. Ia tls streets of Belgrade. Car
y i i've mouse, which had been
~ q his rooms. the prince went
pp me 81 the sentries at the royal
sflce s1te, He held the mouse I'M
tle soldiers nose and commanded
mi sos bite OF its head. When the
i soldier refused, the prince
eI q beEabor him cruelty, threaten,
b moot him:
iSgqls kIom the crowd which watch
X Same brought the officers Of
se sInlfsI 0ut Of the palace. Restrain
DE prince in his mad frenzy, they
mai tae soldier from further harm.
IL Interesting account is given Of
arfsfin d the denials sent To Vien'
udapess and elsewhere. When
EIgHn prince heard OF thu news
E rPports he rushed with a riding
il5ptS me foreign Office and bnrst into
lle rom 81 The premier. DR.. Pasitch'
\ You dog! 20" intend TO
n q, i ile me, your future master! l
laiiif klI 'yuu. trample upon You. you
siisileE- Or. Pasitch had much
todhIe calming the prince. who pro
ERfp in hand, to the press bu'
I'll dc tEiesdirector, NJ. Ivanitch,
4 81 OFiser II thG prince. composed the
s4snsnss ID hts presence, and sent
i. sIisns b tle post before his eyes.
EiRee George then tlourished his whip
sround. crying These swahion ana
Hg1e14ian dogs shall eat their
s5tds Ssnilay scenes occurred at
Kfiuzk- where he is said to have
Efsffeated his brother Primo
n exarller. who, is quiet youth,
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Lukens' opera house yesterday after
noon was well attended, almost every
school child on the North side being
present. If noise has anything to do
with the success of an entertainment
this one was an unqualified success.
Each child was given a horn and
shortly after 5 o'clock as the stream
Of children commenced to pour from
the opera house to the avenue high
carnival reigned and for awhile the
noise made by the numerous horns
drowned every other sound.
The ". T. K. club held pleasant
and profitable meeting yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. c. z. Jordan.
1922 Jackson street, with Mrs. Jordan
and Mrs. 7. D. Joseph as hOstesses. The
papers were by Mrs. A. NJ. Petro, on
My Lady Of the Cherry Blossom one
by Mrs. Gender on Food Material and
Their Authorizations and one by Miss
Cole on THE Strenuous Life" The
discussion, How Shall We Acquire
Concentration of Thought? Memory
Methods was much enjoyed. Mrs
Gender took the position that one
should strengthen the memory by com
hitting something to memory every
day, while Miss Cole handled the sub
ject from the standpoint that the mem
DRY should not be oyertaxed by dwell
ling too long on any one subject The
next meeting will be May Is at the
home of Mrs. Gender.