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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-01

=. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY, 8.
Pioneer Dance, Commercial club
Acacia lodge A. F. and A. M. Masonic
Temple.
Modern Protective Assn. Odd Fell
lows hall.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-01

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ~.
Annual Masonic ball at Masonic Tenn
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14

-and yesterday afternoon l called az
your house. No one appeared TO be
at home. and I Was going away when
my ears were assailed by piercing
shrlcks. undeniahiy feminine. Chival.
~ sent me 20 the rescue and ! FOL.
lowed the sound into the back yard.
where I found Lucinda executing a
peculiar sort Of quickstep and waving
her arms wildly ~ William the Con.
QueTor. who stood before her In war,
like and truly defiant attitude.
aAt sight OF me he hoisted a Gag
Of truce and walked on with his most
indifferent air.
Lucinda sank upon the ground. red
and painting
"'The old heathen! she exclaimed,
as soon as she had recovered her
voice. I'd ike 20 wiring his good.fer.
nolhm' neck What 10 naipr they
want 10 keep him Ger IN more'n ! can.
see. ~a.scarin' descent folks, and afear.
IN thlles ~ pieces. When Mas
Pauline Nassto hume he tore her Eior,
ace All up, aud et part Of him and
dropped ahe reat Ia the crick and she
had 10 send on FER another. he cons
same day sou did t0ther time.
Them things lean stand though
II the folks can; he don't git much
chance 20 epile anything q, mine. Eat
this a.shakip 81 his horns, and aguu-
min at me- and actin Ike he was
a-goin 10 hunt, ! can't stand . I
aha'n't Either the pesky critters got
20 leave or / shall.
gshe gives warning about once q
day on an average. 7 explained as
we'll a. I could. Hts almoat perfect
imitation OF Lucinda, added 10 the
rest. made speech difficult.
"A.lisht had idan ned lpo me9 Al.
len continued, and ] went home re-.
lieved. but feeling very small still
the presence Of the haudsome young
man was not accounted for
mo. How aid you ind out that be
was my cousinY
How 90 you know that did hnd
outr
because you called him hand.
some.
Ahi Wen. Winnie came 10 see
NE hr,in. ItQok the nqst tpin. and
hsheld ne ipgplianl ler yQsF
kI4 80 sa ~ ssr ene s.F
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
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air Uhat I ahsolved him on the epot
Nor aid he speak until he had reached
the desk and stood before Il With tho
air OF q penitent pupil.
"Paullnei' be then exclaimed
anxlously and in deprocatory tones.
what can you think OF mcg'
n think YOU have behaved very
shabbily. answered without hosita
ton. eY snaTss
Yes, ! have" he meekly repiiodi
tbut I hope sa6N viii Forgive me when
you hear my defense, foolish az II
may seem
Il shan notgs saia Il 0but 60 on
"Well, then, Joy perhaps remember
the day ] came home last summer"
Il do ! alacbiated-mentally
Aloud I said. why should you sup.
pose I knew what dey you camegr
He smiled penitcntly aud continued;
Il was anticipating a happy afternoon
and evening in your society, and was
just about TO start for your house,
when Iitue Winnie Fem came in to
see me.
"She gave me various items OF
news--the baby had VI teeth; the
kitten caught a mouse that morning
and so n then she said. I've Just
been. TO Miss Pauline Wayland's
house, i told her you'd come and she
said. is that sof" / distinctly re-
call the perfect indifference in Win
niles voice at this point-'and then
pretty soon Lucinda came out and she
told Miss Pauline that her Mr.. Horace
had just come on the cars and he was
In the sittlugr6om. Lucinda said he
looked awful nice and Miss Pauline
was so glad be had come, and she
went right straight in 20 see him, and
so I came over here.
NY Mr.. Horacel" I exclaimed IN
sudden enlightenment "oh. how
FUNNY"
yes, it is Allen admitted; but It
was not al all funny to me then, I
can tell you Perhaps you will not
wonder that / did not can that day
The next was passed In indeclsion; on
the next / had fully decided to so and
see you-in fact, was on my way,
Wnen i mel YOU OH Win q hand-
some young man-presumably your
Horace.
"of course. Oh. Il is too fnnnyl"
"But, as I remarked before. It was
not at all funny To me then he said
somewhat severely. The next day /
came. away.
4 know you did. said !. also Sc.
yerely.
Yes; but don't be too hard on me,
Pauline. You hadn't answered ms last
letter, and that. taken in connection
with the rest-don't You see"
We'll. perhaps. And how do you
happen 20 be here now2'
THAT Ia rather funny. too. 3 few
days ago business called me home
again. had not gone very far away
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14

"of course. Oh. Il Is too FUNNY"
But as I remarked before. It vas
not at all funny to me then. he said
somewhat severely. The next day 1
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Representatives. NJ. Griffith.
Circuit Judge-C. A. Denton.
Probate judge. A. Silvers.
SheRiH-C r Beard.
Circuit Clerk-D. T. Embree.
County Clerk-C. g. Weeks
Recorder. NJ. Smith.
Treasurer-W. r. Bell.
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school Coma. L. Ives.
SurveyOr-E. B. Boron.
AdministFatoF-Jno. Hayes.
CoroneF--O. r. Renick.
Presiding Judge. F. Harper.
Associate " A. d. Hyde.
Estes Smith.
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Monday in February. May and
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n February, May, August and No
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Gem aud, Sri. 2ortiic HonOolpb 5luci
Sopron.So oil iill0cn miro, miro Sri.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27
@6dDcntlid)cr misunderstanding.

Wciumobcit2 , Gomnlili1r Gr. 9oSleD
6oiirt ponl [. Sol,ltor on Ieirc
itGotIiden 9cred)nrngeu olti cine
Yepolfcrung bon 565,0O00, obcr
5000 mehr, ais III 1906.
Scr 9criht ocS Wcimno6eits. Com,
nliiiGra Or. 0oSlcp iiber Ole am 26.
Salular cl0cnOe @nhe 5eigt 239 30.
OeSi1le, gegen 2t2 III oerielben @od)e
0cS Sobrc5 1906. 20S III 1905 ul0
235 in 1901. Gic iGbrlidc Steuer-
rotc pro 1000 ser @ruolfcrilllg betrllg
2O,S9; @eibc 1852, 9scgcr 3S.71. Vie
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ma 1907 olS Balls iiir ieite %itotiiti.
iden 9ercd)nungen cine 9epolferung
bon $4,000 an nGnllid) 10000 Geger
unO 10000 @eiBc. Ger Genius fir
Baltimore I'M Sabre 1900 ergab ruuo
50S,000 Ginmobner, uno Gr. 9oSlep
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27

Uncr5ogener 0ie B. - Gtidt
cinntol Die S6iire 5umod)en fonute
ser uuueriddmte 0ieb, ser IN 9odeps,
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cab Dem 9~eitoblenen ole aartoiteln.
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iorO" bier guienraOcln i'm @ertbe
bon 500 9eitoblen 5n baben.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27

ISOLDE in oNor0'a G~pcru1uu5" Den
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27

Ndlt 0ctull0cllc ans 0clll Wttoll9lll6
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Strnbcnrnilb9 iilr 0nS T%erfnbrcn Der
@roBgcidhuoretcn i~eitgeboIteH.
eugene Gobbs, Ncger, 1pur0c pcgcll
0lnbrudS iiir 0uo &eriaGrCll scr
@rnBgeldnporcncn i%citgeboltcn.
HnorCu Nug00ale, Ncger, miro
cbcninllS lpc0cn Ginbrlid)S fir 0os
&criabrcn Der Wrob9ciduoreren feit-
gebuItcn Ir
3eAnr mltroc cine babe Stun0e
ildd) Dem Nusbrud) III ser 9tGbe ser
StoOt pcrboitet uro gurfe nltrbe
cbcnioas i'm &crlnllie 0~eS9l6enos Elm.
.1cfnngcn.
Otis @iQinmS. Gin Ncger, iueld,er
Mor0es ie~itgebalten miro,
mar Der Ginjigc Der @efangenen, ser
feline @elegenbeit erDielt, 5lt entilic.
ben.
FGiic 5nr Neiie ms IuslanS bel
- IG M a. AAn ~ x. II
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5(nIere Ubenter,
NJ niif ~llfnNrmirn

Nomc, NIT icincr cjn5iacn cngcll
Stro6c. Die iih juiiden 3cltcn nm
baIb fcrtiacn 6o3biittcn ourhi@!dn
9clt, pon Ocllcn icoc 5lucitc ciucg&irt1
lfoft cntb0It Nome nit icjHtr VI.
Observation-Disclosures 9eu0ltcrung GUS
often 9tutiornlitGtcL &@oppl0u0cru,
9}oumcQern 6~ran3oiclL 0naldnOcru
NHtcyitoncrn mo iei(bctlciOGtn IS
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dlc CT in n0dltcr 3cit fiir Gol. Wtlm
Dn'2 300" bicrhcr brinNCt miro.
Gol. N&Uop crbicIt ioCbcn iibcr &ons
Dom uu0 A0u }Dort aus Nirito NodI.
rid't Oob sic &u0O nod Ocn Gc-
mituihtun (bicrcu jluor nit urQc-
hclrun Soften abcr olld) nit Qrobcm
GriolN nbNcidloiicn mlrrOc. Scit
,{ohrn mar Gol N}unop bcnliiht. Die
Nr06tcn mo mcrtbpouiten Niicu iiir
lciucu 800" }t crboltct. Dor orci
Modcn tom elmer icincr &crtrcter IN
@jiidpon al mo iuiormirtc i'm ilber
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ncQ nnnn1if MrIpnruRrit niht ihr
n;cI5pi+inrs 1oront i, ;ci,,or naL
HrSfc ~ ,c;,o, oio Ioht 90 n,o;nt
,ir iber,t 'Sic - ,,,;TSo 'r,,,anbnft
furhtbor nod IN icnrr Whrn,n nmbr'
trn1SmiirNio So hrr;cbto 49,,
inicJcrin mirn M, ,c,, o,,Norou Sr;,
olicNprn nor rr,,nnn 6citc,. ,n,to,
St;itt
Motiuec'n fi1bcn 7orucrjton urh
Sumitoo itott.
NJ orpIon0s Sbrotcr"
9Qa ol1n3enoc Grporonum, bos@r.
ihdftaiilbrc '&ernon oicic NSodc i'm
.Mornlono . Eheotcr" brinot. miro
iiberrudt BON Dem lcbten ~orobcnN}cm.
Oorfcr Grio(n Irl. Sulio S%on0criou.
einCr talc,tirten Spern . Trin1onou.
ia, non m%ut0crppaer Sd0nhcit Mn.
0crc. cbctfouS olcidmcrthioc 9f,,nt.
nWrn limo: Gorltou M}ocn II Mouhe
Sal in She Moopic onb fine Son."
,,obn 9orlo un0 @inooQ ainoItnu
in ibrcn bodfiinitlcriidu @ri6nnrr
Hno SGn,cn; sic 0rCi Nrii0cr Sid.
man ooS fomiiditcSrio ouf Ser Wor
0Cpiuc Gii6nc; Scott NM g8iIion
ofrobutiihc Gomnl6oiontcn, Count
&c @ut un0 icit @ruoer ol5 Wicpclc.
IrtiitcL, mo Gontorimiilcu. ri,
,&ucution GQg@." ooS bette. lnucn.
Guirmblc @lft. unO ser G]inctporopb
nit ncitcu bcucglitcn @ilocrn.
Auditorium"
,Sn1 .Nlroitoyilm" oclol1ot Nirir
@od)c cine Scr biibihcItcn unO mifio
itch n1piifoliihcn N%nn,6Nic'r ,,tr 0,,i.
iiihruna nGqllih .QDpcrs ans q,mo.
ties. @oItcr Coleman Norfcr lit
Der Nlltor oc9 Stiidc2 ltn0 Soc Nor.
rl3 Der @uuplOnrilclcr in ser Nollc
Don ~GteO 9ioicuitcin" oui Der Slld)c
nod elmer multrrl6icu Nib !teQic,"
mt Der cr ourd) &rrnIittellurg elmer
pc1roth& Ngcltllr cnrrciponOirtc. Roe
MORRIS lit IN @rglcitung elm ans
llobnlSlUciie outer S0n0rr II. S6ollz
lplclcr. Gin Gbor, 5uiunmen 0clebt
ans bilbiden W}0Ohcn ionic Elm Dol
let 0cb0ren cbcnlulla SIT SCH 9lttruf=
tioncl OicicS StiifC1. Mutince'n fin
Den am Wontug, Nienltu0 Ircitou
ltn0 Sonitog itott.
.8oprtn Sbrotcr"
Nit Dem 9nIitrctcn Don NJ Nccpcs'
bcrithmtcm Big Ncoltn Sbop" fat
oo9 "VoDctp S0eoter" OtrIc @odc
cl1e DER 0roBortl9ltcn mulifoliIden
Froolltllo'lcl ollr}lnucl'cn. @crr Hec
pes Rot elIlc Tlljnbl erltfloIli9cSou0c-
oilie-Slte oll"9eluablt pelde pom ge=
lpoilotell S1oll1plelerrL bitbIdcn
%aoNeR oii@1eTillrt lpcroc1 uHo bel
pCHtll prdCDt0Dlle SccllCrleH mo
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Setn SaHee tuie mnferer
25r
Moffa nnb Sapa,

ST 1T BON Der etnuSaro's prte, mo Der Gro.
ccr Gcitebt IS 1jH. iuenn or Sbueu etlpus ais qe.
rnoe 10 gut unbietet. Gr liz nuuersieihbar.
98cnn sic uuicrcu 0Iotfa urO 5upa fuufeu, er.
buIteu oa5 Bette.
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EGiic 5nr Heiie ms IuslanS be-
iorst 6. Iaine, 9r. 413, Cit.galti.
more trahe, naBe gpitumbonie.4pe.
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Ncttc @irtbid)nit.

Nht @cinnDcnc aus DEM @ciGngnib
SIT Gonpiac olI~0cbroGcn.- Grci'
Big ollOcrc jooen @cion9cnidoit
Scr 6rcibcit Dor. - @cfGu0nib,
Nuiicbcr licB sic @ittcrtbilrc nj.
icn. 3lpci 6liidtiDc gciongcrt,