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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-11
lsMoNTA.NA,,.g s: SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

iss s. Press Association.)
;ssgsgSBu'TTE,!iE'A Mont. May 11.-Sevcrnl
Slistlngnished Sunday school workers
from the middle West anu East will
sspeak during the eighteenth annual
S5MDntarlnS State Sunday school conven.
sst!pn, opened here this afternoon. Ssr.
sral hundred delegates and visitors
are i'm tendance and will remain
Through the three days of the session
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Sunday School Attendance.

,; One hundred and thirty.four persons
!gwere present at the First NJ. P.
L Church Sunday morning at Sunday
school and two hundred and thirty
! were enrolled at the Diamond Street
Nj E. Church.
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HOSIERY MAKERS MEET.
tBy s. ". Press Association. }

PHILADELPHIA. Mny 11.-Several
hundred delegates. representing con.
Germs with many millions of dollars in.
vested In the manufacture OF hosiery
and knit goods. are here today in ut
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-11

'roISoHdA
anola lupey ploo UNI. io,7oq a,toN
:udo1aHId
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-11
HARDWARE DECLenS.
By S. ". Press Assoclation.)

(By S. ". Press AssocIation.)
GREENWOOD. Miss. May l.-Busi-
ness men of the queen city OF the
Talialiatchie valley" gave royal well
come Today to the merchants from
all over the State who are taking part
III the second annual convention OF the
Mississippi Retail Hardware Associa-
tion. The session will last through to-
morrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-11


b HMM dTof LETTEH.
There hns not been nnct dotng up;
| I'LL this little city since the booze f'wanss
cut out. sBhta u ere is no complaint
lntherpsise. And the hea: 4. of stheiconlsI
munity5 Is no swoIs than 4 usual. Thu
town pump Is doing a good business
now, AMI here nte many who Were
unac1ua!nted with tl:s mode on
qnenching thirst but are now among
the pumps most frequent visitors,
Drink up. boys.
en- Politics is slumbering. No candf-
dates. no booze, no nothing. Some ona
ssiG; the other day that the candidates
would have a hard time to get the men
lined zip this year. as It would cost
them something more than. a glass OF
srog. :
The recent rains have made the
soads n. our town bad again. Never
will \ we have good roads here until
there is some paving dome and that.
will not be for many years yet. In.
fact the writer thinks It will not be
until all the present generation hav"
lnouldcred into dust away in some for
gotten cemetery in an unclaimed viii
lerness.
Mr. Kuchler. who has been working
oil the accounting system for the
Georges Creek store. for several days.
was suddenly called to the bedside OF
his wife in Baltimore, Friday even
/ ing.
$ The new system being installed by
Mr.. Kuchler and Mr.. Cook. for the
iearge's Creek Company. is working
| ,iceiy. and as soon as people become
cquuinteh with 1t better. they will
Ind It to be the hest thing that ever
happened to all concerned. 1t Is on
The plan of perpetual inventory.
Miss Lou Hartman was In Fairmont
onc day last week
Mr.. c. w. AIanley was wearing /:
broad smile Sunday morning. 1t is Il
hoy.
Mrs. Hugh Davis was at Downs one
day last week. ~
1t Is rerorted that on next Friday
night that the Twilight Club will play
"The Man from Maine" at Downs. s.,
Mrs. Lucy Bryan and Miss Hazel
hook spent last Sunday with rela-
:Ives and friends ut shinnston.
Mr.. Michael McGarvey is off for II
couple of weeks from the coal office.
His place is being filed by a. man
from Homecoming, Md.
Monday night will lie night that
Will he Remembered in Pennington hS
several OF the boys and girls. The
Man from Maine will be played ut the
Twilight Club Hall.
The play is goo,l one 1t Is said.
AM, Il packed house Is expected. w.
are informed that the following per-
sons are in the play:
Ezekiel CollanLer. from way down
III Maine-1. a. Foglesong.
Colonel Van Cruger. wealthy New
Iorker-EIuEh Davis.
Frank Thornton. II rising young at
torney-Russell Kuhn.
Lord Algerson ponsonby, an easy-so.
ing English swell-Asa Dudley.
| Philip Davis. Faro Phil" n black
shccp-R. d. Morley.
| W. Henry ST. Ebbins. formerly "DI'l
Stchblns"-H. w. Burnett.
MugEins. Il Bowery tongh-Rnsscll
Kuhn.
Billy the Bum-Walter Knhn.
Jasper. Van Cruger's husky ser.
vant-Harry Lamb.
| Mabel Van Cruger. society leader
Lou Hartmann.
Mrs. Selena Bradley. n woman with
la history-Blanclle Lamb. M
Daisy Dean. Maine Wildflower--
Nettie Bartlett.
The mines here are working every
|day, which surely speaks well for the
company Their mines have not been
f,F
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~. u. 3. = q -
&C hester Powell Injured

q hester Powell, of Market,
street was injured In n landslide on
the H:Sand$ Or. R! n ear Valley Falls.
2sunaa morning. While Mr.. Powell's
injuries are not serious they are very
palnfll. & III &. 81
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5s Home Missionary societv.

s51s The Women'E Home Missionary So,
s1clety 1.-THE Diamond Street N. i.
Church will meet at the home of Mrs.
Clarke Snider on Pittsburg avenue
"wednesday afternoon. at 2:3O O'clock:
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H. "A - u.s.
Come lsyille is said to be making
Big preparations for the game will,
Onion town when the latter team goes
there Saturday, May a Gth. 3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-11

The mines here are working every
day, which surely speaks well for the
company. Their mines have not been
idle day on account OF orders yet.
And the largest days work was done
this month, when thousand and sew
enly-flve cars We're dumped.
Success to the worthy.
JIMBO Il
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-01-09
zprdYy ze Sfdtu.
~ ~

1 y I.aporte se sdelnje, he taln6i-
Il obuynik Andrew johnson musel
osisczti do iicfnocIiiee niaitciio sseeilo
synka, jenuz krysa We spani ohry-
zala TAX slime prsty rukou, be bu-
dc to trvat delsi dobu, nezli se Q
ran takto zpisobenfch yyleci.
! j. j. Opsahl. snemoyni poila-
nee Bemidji, vydal ob6znik ma sve
pfaicic nlezii rrieny statniilo snemu
q yefejnost yhbec : navrhem, ably
kazdy vlisem SWIM napomahal K
tomu, aby prave zasedajici kong res
pfiial zakon. ktery by poiistil dspo-
nv ykladateln ma bankach.
/ Y Braham, Isanti okresu, vlon-
pail se lupiti do Farmers Citizens
bankY roztrhnuvse pokladnu nj
troglycerinem, zmizeli kofisti
~ 600. Jednohos farmera oloupili
q potall, nimz beze stopy njell.
Je ma ne vypsana odmtna $500.
Y Blize Bagley byla nalezena i
motalosite pndy ryenivaiici Iidskl
lehka. Poyolany koroner shIedal, Ii
chybi ostatnf Cast kostry i soudi se,
II lebka byla yynesena bIizkehc
iezera.
I Republican, poGinaji sc vazae
zab}yati politickou situaci k pfi.
stim statnim Yolbam. Hlavne se
jim jedna navrzence pro ufad gu
yernera. Ia nejsilnejsiho az dosnl
kandidata jest poyazovan J. Il.
jacobson 4 Madison, jenz minnie
statni konvenci byl porazen Colem
u dale se mluyi statnim navlad-
MIN Youngovi statnim auditoru
Iyersonoyi.
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-01-09

TpIny nedostatek snehu V Iesieh
seyerniho Wisconsin, yazne ohrozu-
je dfevafsky prhmysl, pokud se ty-
lie doprayy klad po sanich X leze-
rim Il fekan. Je to poprve za lid
ske pameti, ze zima byla talk dlou-
ho beze snehu, jake letosni
Rychloylak drahy Southern pro-
padl - "a prudke iizdy mostem
pres Copper Mine Greek blfze At
lanta, Ca, u ptt spacicil Pullmano-
yfch vozn bylo padem wise 25 II.
rozbito. Y troskacll zallynuly ma
miste tFi osoby, kdezto jinych SO
bylo poraneno. Vetsina tezce, nell
smrteIn6.
Kansask5 guyerntr Hoch svolal
zylastni zasedani kansaskeho snemu
lie dni Is. ledna. Ukolem zasedani
tohoto bude zakon primarnich
volbach, iakoz opatfeni pfiein6
sdleepprraavvssssiitelEii ssssitelEii sssazzeebb
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-01-09
zpravy neinovejsi.

We spoletnem kaukusu rcpubli-
kansk}ch statnich poslanca sena-
|tord oklahomskych bylo usneseno
|doporutiti uchazeni VIM. H. Tafta
10 presidentsky lifad na republican
ska stran4 Rcyn4z rer.hl::s..a:s.s1 X: ~. |,
|vybor deyat6ho kongesniho okrsku
v Missouri pfi sve schnzi 1T. Loui-
|su doporucil Taftovu kandidaturu.
q New Yorku sc oznamuje, ze
majitele domn, pokud dAvaji vyst6-
hasat; sssasskajiseeii ;siajeesiiikIy pro ne
placeni nAiemnhho, deettaga;i W
hrdznt listy, ze jejich domy budou
|vypaleny. Y jednom dome, 10 kterd-
ho ntkolik najemnikd bylo nasiln4
|yystehoyano, vypukI pozar. Mnozi
|najemnici zdrzuji nasilne yystehova-
|ni tim, b kamna udrzujl do derive
ma rozzhavena marsalovi pomocni-
|ci must vyckavati, AZ \ Mich ohen
yyhasne. soudy jsou zaplayeny ta-
koy5mi poustanai pfihlasek d.
fedni vJpovedi bytd, Ne vyhradily
III AZ do patku lhhtu k dalsimu jich
|projednayani.
Miclligansk{ guverntr Warner
sznesl tohoto ntery prot statnimu
|miehiganskemu pokladniku formal
mi obzaloby pro zneuziti ifadnf mo-
|ci nedbalost pfi dfadnich vylxo.
mech. statni pokladnik uloziI PEE
nfze statu Michigan Chelsea
State bance, ktera IA nedavnt pe !
ntznf iisnt ucinila dpadek.
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-01-09

= Rodina p. Petra Nekoly byla
obslafena prvorozenim buelatSn
kluGinou.
n Lekafka DR.. Rnz. Zaleska od-
jeIa do Chicago, kde hodla se yeno-
vati lekafslst nraksi
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-01-09

e Tax zyana chf1pka stala sc ps
sIedni dobou se mestt nasem epide
mickon nemoef Il kdo il byl use
frerl. mus e poiSiadati IA stasTnf-
no.
= stayebni ruch uplynnlen
roce byl nenlene ely jake \ letecl
fFeslesl lfelh Ge!lseiss eAnasele posex
lenl XII staybdm pres 3 milioni do.
lard. Va pokuty II municipalnihs
soudu bylo yyhrano bthem rokii
s29,s97 Pro riizne pfcstnpky bylo
zat6eno 3,639 osob, nichz 2.54.D
dopnstilo = pfestnpkd mestskJclt
ordinance 275 osob bYIo pred sou
dem pro yazntiki pfetiny d zloeiny.
Poet ohna byl ,063 celkem zpd
sobeno skody III 800. 900. zpray.,
koronera udava 32 pfipady samo-
srazd, III nahodilSeh smrti 80
pfipadil, kde osoby sesly 10 syeta
smrti nepfirozenou, ale nasledkem
Ipfeslchozf neiistoty o tom bylo tfe.
ba ufedniho vySetfeni zpusoba
smrti.
- DipSrnici State Sarfnos
Bank, o3 II. 4. III, 1t. Paul. Ninn.,
prohiasili prayideInou pololetni T.
rokosnu dividendu I'm ykIady die 31
procent rodna. rroky budon vypla
eenY lako 10 | Iedna 4 budou "a
pisosany DO ykladnich knizek dne
20. ledna 1908 nebo 20 tomto dni.
Vklady utinsne 40 10. Iedna, budon
znrokoyany pffEtiho /. cervence.
Banka je oteyFena b6hem obvyklycii
bankoynich hodin a y pond6li veeer
od q. do 4. hod l-kr
= Doyldame se, " Getni pfAtelt
lekarnika j II. JeIinka naIthaji,
ahv ttz se nchazel nayrzeni zvo-
leni DO m6stske rady nasi pate
wardy pfistich jarnich yolbach
pozayadnl radni Otto Rohland hla
81 se tez 90 kandidat pfedvoIbach-
syobodni zednafi pfiprayuji 81
X velkym pIcsiim mestskern audi
torin m1slci ilnoru. Nytezek bu-
dc odcyzdan fondu ku kryti yvdani,
spojeneho narodnim sjezdem zed-
maria ceie zent, jenz se bnde zde
odbyyat II tervenci d slibuie byti ie-
tiiIlou y Tiejvftief1 Tiejvftsief1 Sitiiaasosti ' daeeji-
mach m6sta.
u 81. Antonio Dubsky Maple
Lake. Mimi. dlf zde naystGvou \
rodine Alberta Zachara.
4 Pan Ant. Nantura, znamy c.
stujiicii jieslnateii zdaeiiksii jjessne sedlaf
ske firmy. byl stizen ma cestach nd
kazou nestovic nalezaI Nc po n6la-
kou dobu \ iistav6 pro nakazlist ne
moce, odkud minulych dnech byI
propulsion d nyni ryehie Nc zotavuje.
II ssvrvky ztirnvuts,i srnar iri i5r. REM %fasi1a
prayi, ze nakaza nestoyie e rozsf-
Fila DO znadne miry radi, ably kaz
dy Ne nechal otkovati.
Y Sokoloyt kareI koIaFik d Vac.
Pechouzek byli x minuly tyden
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-01-09
S<e>e>s%e>e<e>e>@>e>@<@>s<
Dfkdpzddnf DO WifIow Riper, MINI,

Timte szdasame srde4ns dix It. #
rodin6 p. Jana Zaleskyho We Willow
River, Mimi, "a laskave pohostin-
stvi, iehoz se nam pine mife Ii
Mich dostafe b6hem nazeho pobytu
Y tamsjsim okolf ma honu Iovu.
Karel Kolaffk,
Vaclay pechouEek.
~. Paul, dine Il. Iedna, 1908.
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-01-09
< Zprdvy ze St. Paul. x

y John Jerusel. 10 rokn stari
boeh. cllytaI e nedsli yeeer pou-
lidni kary, kdyz tato jela po South
Robert ul., 4 byl zasazen karou, je-
donci opaenym smerem q TAX tazce
ss:ss'ss ia h!s-s s.:st, Il 1ssztss @ TN ssi5ts
nlrter otes aaffttttte pfizel letes .
zisot pr praci TIA Y. NJ. e. A. bu-
dove, kde patll mn na hlavu kamen
i III iafsts jei zaibiii zabiii. Gii,ysaarai = j.
doucich kar d povoz6 vdbec jest
kazdodennim zieyem ii nasi mIade-
y rodice m6li by pilnd na ave diff
ky dohllzeti, aby je tomu odnautili.
= 20 fIkate Il nasi poyetrnosti ?
m ulieich blato na miste mrazi-
vych vetrn jen chladny yanek. Zda
<. ze neni Minnesota na Ietosni VI
mn K "bitovani"
- Nejlepsi doba ku stavbe je
ta, kdyz mizete &c dohodnouti mn
cenaeh dffsi Pfiidte K nam my
YAM nsetFime penfze ma yseho drnhu
dFIyi. Name tFi ohrady . dFfvfm.
Albert ]. Zachar ie nasim fidite-
lem tfs. 730 zap. 7. al. Telefon
Main 1859 J2, st. Paul Wrecking
n Lumber Go. 22-tf.
AMI. II. Ceska, roaiici doutni-
kafsky obchol ma yfchodni sednd
uliei, neellal # soudne prohlasiti IA
zhanklrot1I6ho. zavazky ieho ob
rski ssl.657.
= John HeaIv, II rolSii starry, e.
kal ! jinfmi vYrostky nm pficlsod
Nossfo rokn Il kdyz pnl noci -
zyaI X piskot parnich pisfal, daI sc
ostatnlmi 10 stFclby. NasIedek to-
ho l,yI, VI iedna yypalena koule "a
sahla jej DO prave tasti tsla. zpdso-
biysi mu bolestnf, ale nikoIi nebez-
petns poraneni.
fr,,firr ttrssko AnaeTiichkeefiso SSofkf,
Ii odbyval M Noyt rok svoji me-
sltni sehiizi, ktera zakon6ila yete-
RI zabavnygna yediirkcru. kteryy vsern
pFftomnJm na dlouho utkvi pa-
mtti. X poyxneseni skutetne noyo-
rptni nalady pfifinoyali r ysemozns
III 4nxxys.s1 x.gxv<s4l< L8.s = J~axx4afs ALI 6nss
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-02
KELLOGG SAYS NO.

NEW YORK, July lin contra
tlictlon to the many rumors connect.
ing his name with the chairmanship
OF the republican national committee,
Frank B, Kellogg has succeeded in
impressing upon his political friends
tha, his name must not be further
considered for the Craftsmanship. His
position as counsel for the govern.
ent in Standard Oil and other prose.
cutions Is in itself held by him to be
sufficient to preclude his selection as
manager for the Taft campaign
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-02
pENDLEToN QUITE DRY.
City of Saloons is at Present a Thing
of the Past.

PENDLEToN, Or, July l,-Fol
the first time in its history Pendletor
has no saloons. Last night as a night
Of revelry, but the last hours OF the
saloon business in Pendleton were
not marked by anything more serious
than drunken lights and wrestling
matches. Those who expected to see
wild time were disappointed, At a
late hour last night Judge Bean hand
ed down his decision in the ease
brought by the saloons. praying for
an injunction prohibiting the Sheriff
from enforcing the law. "And the in
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-02

From New York to Denver conven.
ton in Special Car.

NEW YORK, July l,--Judge Alton
Parker, William i. Shechan and other
delegates from New York left this
afternoon for Denver to attend the
Democratic convention, Delegation
has drafted a set Of culagistic rcso-
lutions on President Cleveland which
will be presented to the convention
with the request that il adjourn for
the day as further mark of respect.
A large number of Tammanymen
were at the depot when the delegation
started Tammany members had q
special car. Patrick II. MeCarron,
whose delegates we're unseated in the
state convention also left on the same
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-02
IN HANDS OF RECEIVER,

NORFOLK, July lon petition
the Trust Company Of American
Joined in by the railroad itself. Nor.
folk and Southern Railway was plac.
cd In the hands Of receiver today
by order Of Judge Waddill IL the fed.
eral court Thomas Fitzgerald. Of
New York is designated as general
manager for the receivers, A rcor.
gonization committee has also been
formed The road recently bought
three other roads incurring indebted.
ness Of Sls,00o,000, Therefore. the
mortgage was given TO the Trust
Company Of America and is now
unable 20 meet the obligation.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-02
Hosiery! Hosiery!

F1OSIGTy F1OSICTy.
All colors and the knife has been used numerically
25c Black Hose, sale price 1910
35c Tan and Black Hose, sale price .......... .23c
SOC Tan and Black Hose sale price .......... .39c
75c Lsle Lace Hose sale price ............... .48c
100 dozen 15c White Handkerchiefs for ...... &c
Swiss mercerized sleeveless vests Regular $1.00
quality, sale price~........ ................ 69c
Swiss mercerized sleeveless vests. Regular
$3.50 quality, sale price, ...~.. 49,. 90c
Italian silk vests in pink white blue and cream.
Regular price $500. sale price,. $I.20
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-02

junction prayed for in the complaint
will be denied" were the words OF
the Judge,
This final sentence blasted the
hopes OF the saloon men and today 70
saloons doors are locked here, II Is
thought that appeal from the Circuit
Court will be useless
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-02
with a man she hates Mrs. Kinney

with a man she hates Mrs. Kinney
states that her ward II only 10 ycaN
old and that Ellis Is many years fhe
girls senior. She declares that thc
day before the marriage Mrs, X. G.
Kinney, . relative with whom the
child had been staying since her par
ents died, lashed her because she
wept IN anticipation Of the wedding
She further charges that Ellis cruel.
y treated the girl because she show.
ed her dislike OF him.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-02
SUES FOR DIVORCE.

LOS ANGELES, July l-Mrs. Ada
Il, Kinney, acting as guardian Of Mrs
Goldie R Ellis, today filed petition
for divorce from Joseph +. Ellis, oi
Portland. The petition was filed at
San Bcrnardioa, The petitioner prae.
tieally asserts that when IA years old
her ward was whipped into marriage
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-02

and took Chamberlain's Cholic, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy which
gave me prompt relief. | consider
it one of the best medicines of its
kind in the world, and had ! used il
in 1902 believe it would have saved
me hundred dollar doctors bill.
Sold by Frank Hart and leading
druggists.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-02
SHERMAN ALL o. X.

CLEVELAND, July l,--Traveling
in private car, Sherman, the Repub-
lican vice-presidential candidate, ac-
companied BY Mrs. Sherman and his
physician, will leave Cleveland to
morrow morning and will arrive at
Utica, N. u, his home, tomorrow
night.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-02
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy Would Have
Saved Him $4,000.

In 1902 | had very severe attack
Of diarrhoea," says r. N. Farrar of
Cat Island, La, "For several weeks
! was unable to do anything On
March l8, 1907, | had similar attack.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-02
Silk Dresses and
PettiCOatS

Our suit department has received another cut in prices
and we advise you to call quick If you need No
two alike.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-02

train, He will contest the seats Of
the Brooklyn delegates elected BY the
state convention,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-02
Unusual opportunity to buy
Covert Coats and short
Jackets
of different materials

OF different materials
Semi-fitting and box effects doomed at less than
cost to make We advise you to purchase at these low
prices. First come will reap the benefits You must
see these garments to appreciate the values.
750 Coverts, gigantic sale price only $448
$50 Knickerbocker style, only. .............. 639
1880 Knickerbocker style, only. .............. 845
$50 New Fancy Mixture Woolens ..... 1893
5000 yards tafeta ribbons-al colors-put the
counter in two lots Watch the people crowd around
the counters reaching for these bargains.
Regular 35c ribbons sale price Thursday and Friday &c
Regular SOC ribbons sale price Thursday and Friday 27C
15c quality, sale price Thursday and Friday Sc
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-14
SSs &. ~ % M o.
SINGING HANDKERCHIEF.

pTTHIS game is for very little people
and our can play at a time.
one goes out of the room and
the three others sit upon a sofa or
bench, side by side. The player who
sits in the middle is a silent partner
of the one who is u of the room.
The handkerchief is hidden somewhere
about one of the three, and the hunter
is then called into the room, and the
first thing he must do is to steal a
glance at the feet of the one in the
middle. If they are held close to-
gether, straight in front, the handker-
chief is somewhere about him; if he
turns out his right foot it is somewhere
about his neighbor on the right; if he
points with his left foot, Their his
neighbor on the left is sure to have it.
Then the hunter drops on his knees
and listens in the lap of each one in
turn; when he comes to the right one
he cries:
Il hear it singing! I hear it sing
ing!" And, sure enough, the handker-
chief is found.
This game may amuse a whole room
full of children on a rainy day. for the
middle player may change his right
and left ~neighborS all the time. and
so keep up the fun.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-14


William Bramleigh Ryerson, of Blewellyn
Park. multimillionaire, president Of the Cosmo-
politan Life Insurance Company. and his
daughter. Miss Beatrice. reach the South
Just as Albert Wright. Ryerson's secretary, de-
parts by a side door. after having sold to the
physician CLEANED from Ryer-
sons VIII, describing explicitly where to find
execution OF Macmillan, NJ Mexico. beatrice
goes out shopping, saying she will return soon.
This excerpt from the VIII also explains how
Ryerson obtained the rare jewels from two
court, who struggled them here. DIR. Markay
gives a drug 10 Ryerson. and, not satisfied
With the diagram, threatens his patient with
torture II he doesn't reveal the spot. He re-
seious. just as the bell rings. announcing
Beatrice's return DR.. Markay carries Ryerson
into the basement. then admits Beatrice. She
asks for a glass Of water, and after Piving Il
to her discovers II was the same with which
he administered the drug 10 her faith n, and
still contained enough of the potion 70 affect
the girl.
DR., Markay at night DISCUSSES himself as a
coaehman and drives the unconscious father
and daughter TO a house in Campbell place.
where he had made arrangements with an old
bag. who mas "A little adopted daughter, Laura.
10 care for his captiyes. To keep away pos
sible visitors he notifies the Health Depart
ment that there is a case of smallpox in the
house, planning to draw the secret of the
SO. 900. 600 treasure from the beautiful Beatrice.
a burglar. fleeing from the police, breaks into
the place and begs for protection. To keep
Immediately STAY the rohbef. Beatrice refuses
to reveal secret of Jewels location, and Mar
kay burns her feet with acid and hot irons.
Laura. the orphan, watches the operations
from the house and Informs police head
quarters.