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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21

fudt ausihlitben bate molten.
BOD mare oann immsr nod erft bic
5rdge 81 entfmtioen, oh oas &e9t
auf S9aIseIesenbtit Elm pertraess
mabiges g3s6t TIT. Sire aasi1lieB
una BON Der ShuIetlseenhsit nat aber
nit Der Etusn gorIage niht be5pedt.
o. foute ben japanifdeu ainbsrH cine
gIsife SeltseHheit gum S9ulbeiuh
pis ben AlEotrn amsricaniftkr Biz
GER 81 tttil lperoen, nur i0ute Der I'm
terrt6t IN elmer dule
srtbeilt peroen. neil bic 8irgsrfhoft
-HHb nobl HiGt nit llnrehs ~ Be-
benton eegtR bic eemeinidme Gr5ies
bnng FOLDER nerfhieoenraFigsr Glez
msnte best. Riemano piro irgenouels
den WldBregeln, bic cine STRUNG an=
isra Jreunoi9aIt nit Japdn be-
3wedeH ooer Ho1 fh 5iehen toHaeu.
oas Wort feben. .4ber eieie
8rsaHbfhdft", mtint NIT Rsdt bic sN.
y. Sts5ts.". fam aud odeur9 se=
fabroet petoen, bab man BIZ absrtries
beHe 5%eiHfubliefsit, ME re fb jet
wiecernm auf iapdnif6tr Site tun0s
sibt, Sur4 uHR0tbiee GniihuIoi9uns
gen uno leere 8erfprs6ungen mebrt.
Wiiabiaigung unb 9erurtbsilaHg aner
HHo ieoer Nsdbregsln. bic Wsibtrouen,
argpobn uHb 5einofeIieteit 5DilHen
uns unb BEN idpdEifhen 8olte er3eu=
gen miiien, III Elm 0sbot Der pflidt,
aber teiaespeos bari nit Der Grful=
lung oieisr pfIiht cine Multiplying
res idponiIhsn Bottles pioer unisr
Bolt perbunbea isiu. Shon DOT
5pei Sabren Bat Der BrdFesnt ben
ndmlihen Jrrtbum begangen. bab CT
BEN gertreter bon Sopdn gu periteben
CAB, Is litbs fid bic SanloroHuna
Don CALIFORNIA ourd Elm goict aus
benz WeiBeH 6duie porIdreibgn. Die
iebiss nHgelsgeHbeit mare psrmisoen
iDoroen, penH oamals Sapdn in boz
Iiher, aber tlorer Weife 3rr Rennts
niB atbrdht woroen pdrs. oaB bic
Reaelung Der SdulperbdltuiHe in
California nie in alien anoeren
Stadten oer WadtpoltOmmsnbeit
Der gunoesreaieruaa Mot unterz
iDorfen Isi. llnFsre 5rsunOihaft nit
Supdn bate bdburn ntht i'm @srinqs
ten gelittsn. SIN @egsntbeil, Fe mare
.u.ir suf.tine fhersre @runolaee az
ltelt norben, neil babarh Sapau ge-
notbigt iuoroeH mare. iih ben bier3uz
Ianoe moBsebenoen @srbGItnifsn ans
3upaFsn."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21

Sire 9iReoIrs Seisr aaHa siaentr
ari, be ctr sissrartigss Strsiflitl auf
ais tn unisrsm Qanos bsrrlhsaeeu
9tr5aiiniHe piyft, vatos in Bar Part
IRE VrssbntniuHsr-ai Birds q in ria.
eulb. q. ~ ueraHHalist. HdmIin ain
Striaaf rrH ~fpsibsa SH1ptn@. Fanf
iie 4ldnusr. alis anh ianas. msiH
i5osis aHsssossn. nit iaparssn Rds
Tn asr ihun @eTntsgu. oantit ne bor
osr i%aaulaiiissn Ttuas Mot sstanas
usfotn icHnitn. ntlrosn poretfibrt
et ng est Qrtoi1sf ett Gsmsinee e
iidrtt lett llnssm drbsitslss fetsn unc
ht essbolb frti7i1ie treotsn batter
ah mc1 tistsno p%srTtsiatrn al IaHsr.
sinsE osr SirhtHdlieher na5m bic
Ss%rHtissrans ucv. Ties BE gin,tIrsn
annsS oou osn -9auflufistn asuan
.sTt'sn uno h1rit s1nn BE Muottpts
n. he pon Zen Qtttsrtn ssHadt nur
asl. Ter -0srtauF- bsaans BARN
sss ss -aagfu lsns Esntr.s. ri
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
Gin Iebr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mabnrort zines berUerraaens
SEN stats a. Welebrs

ceft stats m0ftfte@ u. Vesetfs
ten. -ani einsm BON Der sUtsrdants
& Manufaetursrs Mhociatiou" inllils
iodutse Dor stni9sn Sagen psrdniidltes
ten Bansgtt Dat Der briiilds 8Otidafs
ter in WaIbinatm, 8rpts. elm pGrs
mes bort fir oas Stuoium Der esuts
fhsn Grade eino.l.at. in elmer ldHess
rem Rsoe, bic In Elmer pdrnien un0 tins
orinsIlhen Wiroisuns Der 8OrtbsiIs
uno Stsnungsn elmer 3psiiprd4issn
Gr5isbung auslIaHe.
Am Sabre 1870. laate Der bris
ilftt Staaismann uno bsrUOrrasenos
@tlsbrts, -pdr MiIpautst Don ben
Ginnunotrern aus 8tutfhlanb 10
tart beiieOsIi. oaB ih mid Der bsuts
fhsn Sprahs bsolsnsu mubts. UNI mel.
men Wsa 3u finotn, neil bic meiiteu
9sutt. bic ih trdf nint Gnalifh fprss
den ionntsH. Oss rsahte mir psrs
milo niht pisl aus, bd i'd Elm paar
Sabre potber STUDENT auf Der osuts
ihsn llnlpsritdt sspsftn mar uno bag
otutT6s Bolt, bic osutlheu Sltten uno
bic otutIhe Spvahe idGbsR gelsrnt
bate. Die SSbns Der Wdnner. bic id
odmaIs traf. ipr,dsu bsuts ale GEgs
Iif6 uno fs fibIsn Fh ais amtricar
Hsr. Das 1T ridtis unO nptbpsnbia
dbsr Id bOift. OaB lie bic osuti6t
3ungs nitt psrssHsn 6obtn. Gs ia
elm srObsr 9ortbtiI i'm qt6eu. ipsun
man msbr ais cine Spra2t bebsrrIht,
5umal psnn Sisis 3tpsite Sprahe cine
II bic 70 pisI a,iprotsn piro uno cine
70 ride ane bsrrIias eittsrutur snt.
bait. ME bic esutias Gprahe."
Dab oiele Widhuuna aus elmer Iols
den Su,lle fommi. uibi ibt einen be.
ionoersn inertia gtinameub dher 1T
"a. eaB mir uns pon 4notrsn faasn
laiien miiNen. tpie fperthboa Bic Sitter
ine. Die mir bsiissn. uu6-ui6t mir.
sidtn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21

zine &risgssrEIGruna ourh cine osr
a~uspdrtissn MG6ts sur JoIee batsn.
81 befHrDortete. oab bic ArbtiterfRhs
rer eiuen eenausR 9sri6t iibsr bic
Gage Der Qrbeitsr in ben Der. Sfddten
onfsrtiseH uno O0b oisier gsrint 0ann
tnrh bic @onTHln bsr Der. Etdafen in
Der aansen Wslt pertlsili meroen foue,
I'm 10 oas 2auo Dor elmer lIeber1ath=
uns Ourh ibsTfIihigs arbeitstrafts gu
lnasen. +.
9oH Banana tommeno irdT Der
nsu sriDdhlte prdEOsnt, 6r. William
.. 9aft an Donnsrstaa D. 20. in ZEN
GrIsaus Elm, no Ct 2 Gage lang dIs
osr ssTsisrts SAT- bisisr SiaOt psiIts
uno iibercg, 80 sr iih 3sists. nit ftiirs
miidem Subel bssraBt purbe. Sci siz
mem ION gu Gbren p~eranItaltsfsn Set
ellen, mar Cardinal Gibbons bon BAL
timOrs. Der gum gsiun isines bort
iUObnsnosn gruoers sinastrOfFen mar,
elmer Der 0diie uR0 belt cine Nns
lprads, in uelfer Ct bic Teite 3upsrs
iiht ausipro6, oaB 6srr Taft Elm
muferbafter QrdiiOent ieiu psros. 6r.
Taft Iaste in Ieiner GriDi0erune auF
Die WnIprads bes Cardinals, bag sr
ais oer oberfte ErecutiObeamte bic
q n sc Ration AT reprcfentirsn piins
iHe, oaB ss feline 4bii&. fst. uls Der
trster Der NominiitratiDR i'm Sioeu
oas bette Glement hsran3usieben. Mu6l
BON fetner Reife mad Banana fpron
er uao Iaets, boB er hoffs, ben Canal
nod p6hrenb leinsr Administration
DOuenoet gu febsn.
=
4m Sdmsta9 reiis 6r. Saft beim
mad Cincinnati unb BON bort aus am
Wloutag mad DdIbinetpn, UNI oem
Pr6Noentsn betreffs oes 3einltdts leiz
ner &siie mad benz SItbmus pOn pa
mama 8eri6t gu eritatten unb Dor al
lem TOM bic Anfiht Der Snsenieare, bic
bic 8oudrt oes gandIs genaa unters
iudt hdbsn, su anterbreiten. 9uf isi=
ner 6obrt BON 9su Orleans nab @ins
ctnnuti belt er, pie bei etner Wabls
eampasne, 10 8eoen bon Der biatsren
Bahnlpdgenplatform aus. Gr Iobte
ben Suben uno bic Siiol6n0tr beItens
ano Iprah tbsils iiber ben pdndmacas
uat. tbeIIs iiber 3olsariffrageu. Sn
letter gpBieharg CAB 4 aud Nutport
ouf mdnte 3mifdsnrufe unO pers
iiderts. oa6 Die RspubIieaRer nit if
rem 8oatdrif IS 10 nett ME m0elid"
Qlen reht MAIDEN piireen.
* =
W1brenp Teines Nuftnibaltes in Der
8nnbesbauptifaot cOnFerirte Der tinfs
ttee 9rdiioent haun aub nit Ieinem
pordasIihtliden GtaatsIecretGr, Dem
WenossIsnotor anor, uno anosrn, be-
treFfs Der 3ulammenisbune isines Ga
b~inetts. oas ibm nod INNER eroBe
SoFgen 81 mcmen Iheini. GrIt 2 Der
pOiten, Der pes Stodtsminiittrs uno
Oes Observation-Disclosures iinb bura
8not reip. 6ittrod bsisst, bic iibriesn
barren nod Der geissnne.
+ 4 +
Wennglei9 6srr Saft iiH gang snts
fhteben pstoerte, porIdufie btItimmte
Angabtn dber Ieinen 9efuno Der Sadz
LACE atf benz Sh6mas an MAIDEN. 70
gitg aus feinen BtmerEunaen bod bess
Dor. odB er niht allsin NIT benz Sort
fnritt bsim gau 6es Canals Douffdns
big sufrieOsn fei, iOneern oaB Der Gas
nal audi ais S6l~euiencanaI METER aes
bdut tperSsn pirb. od bic Sneenieure
ben @atunzD Damn unb onbete gauar.
btiten eendu untsrfuht uno in qutem
3ultanoe befunben 6Gtten. Inosu=
tunsspeiie lieb 6err Soft in Tsinsn
gemertunesn ourhbIiden. bdb ale 9es
riidts BON Der ltnfterheit Der DGmms
uno ben Sdleuisn unIinnise Grim
oungeH Ieisn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
HIIerItl Intersssantss.

RaHOsm 6. $. 5arriman, Der
linton Southern patificsp rdIiOsut, in
ben Qufiihtsratb Der Rem gort Gem
traI setp6bIt i0orOsn, 1T sr aud in ben
gsrpaItungsrGtb Der Gate Shore uno
Der Mihisan Central, Speisr 5odterz
Geieai9uften Der Rem Dorf Central,
eingetreten. 9arriman eoniroairt
beuie ~Dolitdnbis oosr gum 2bsil 10
eroBe Stammbabnsn nit oeren 3nsies
LINEN. suIdmmen runO $4,000 uleilsn
Eigfnhahn n1uIfh.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21

Dos msint. seb 6Orrimau iset in
osr 9srpaltuRa fat zines DriittIs Der
Nlsilsnlouse ausr giisnbabnsn i'm
pdHoe mitsursoeH BAT uno in pielen
5dasu eds sntl6siosHee Mort fprs-
den tam. ~ 8dHR cine iola uusthtus
rs Ra6i gum 9siisR Der aaesmsinbsii
isjn2
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
Cine lreete In traIbinetsm.

-
Wenn Der GOnersb nit Ieiner Qrbeit
- aud Hur NIT oerjsniesn, ueI6e er
uHbeoinst erlsoisen muB Dor benz
4. Wldrs Fsrtis rperoen min, meroen
bsioe 6duTer 81 psrIdHerrten Sdaflbs
unseH, iOtpis aud Ra9tFsunaen Ti6
beauemeH miiHen. IS 1T a~leroinss
i6on 10 gut pie beidIoFsn, bob bie
erIsbigung oes oermif6tsn @ipiietats
Der Grtratasung iberIdftn perDen
fOa, I'm Prdk @oOiepeIt fetne @slss
eenbett mebr 5u geben, bic 8urldee nit
ieintm Yeto al bsIsgsn, neil oisIelbe
bic Ginihrdntung besieli6 Der Sc
beimbisnitassnts 1bGtiefsit ubermaIs
psrfiiet. 4btr nm ale bic ibrigsa
pidtigen neutrality-suspicious., BON
fptl9en nod II i'm @uRsen porliegen.
tpirb man DObt ni6t berumtOmmsn
tOnHtn.
4ah abe,lsbtn bon BEN 9eiuiais
euHgsbils bat Der Gsnat Dolduf su
tbuH. lem cdnaeiIdeR 8ertraae BE-
treffs Der @rsnsipofsrpeae unb benz
Bsrtraa nit ~RsufaHolano piro pahrs
itsiHlih balbige 9uFmerfiamftit qes
fhsntt fusrosn mo IS 1T thinner nod
sInise 5ofinuHg pOrbaHneu, baB oas
BadsrDegss llebersintommen Dor Der
BertdguHq srleoiet merbsn pito. Die
Bsrtrdee nit gaHnma uHo Gplumbien
miiHsn aud noh bsrdtben fpsrosn, bod
bat Is ben anihein, oaB oIsis crit mad
benz 4. Wlirs erIeoiat psroen. Die Grs
nsHHungsn. gsasn pslhe Ginipano ers
hoben piro. iuerOen eltihfGas bis mad
BEN 4. Mdr3 psritcbsu neretn, um
BEN neuen BrdEoeHten 9eleasnbgit IA
eebeH. bic 9ldbe NIT Wldnnern ieinsr
tIssnsn Wabi su bslsbsn. Sen. 3iu-
man uno feline iiibIiheH hsmotratiiden
6eaeseu habsn ~eIiidlih' cine Be
ihIubfdfHna iber bic 9sitdtieuno Der
@%rRsnnung bes 6drbieen 6rum ais
Observation-Disclosures gu ebarIsfon, 2.
g., e%srbinbert.
= =
Der Observation-Disclosures 1T mad
elmer Itbhais,n Debate pom Suuis
Tdlitblih ana,uommsn p0rssn. uno
srenio aud. uno sipor einItimmtd, ois
Vorlaes. Die osn 1srriipS:su 4risona
nno Ysp Wsricp aetrsnnt bic I'm
pdnoiung in Stddtspeisn asaattst.
| Sm Stnot Fno oie aaaii6tsn ffr Isb.
tsrs Bin abtr lsinesne1s aut.
eiHe iuitrsFdnie @oTlaas. relhg
Gas 6aus sberfans annabm. perfiisi
cine eue gi5iirtaiernns Fir BE Dana
matandlsort. Staff Der gdralcpm.
miFioH foa odrnad osr grdFotni Il.
usu Director. ,insn Sterinatuisar NM
siusn 9euvtrn,ur Der Some srusnnsu.
Ter 6duGlbcg ictbF fpiro itooh inter
milis6riihtr e,iiune blsibtn.
.
4itt s,giuae geHarsuua REF IN Ser
psyfI. WSh, bic entssduns bsteor.
res SsR 0rcr. wtI6sn 4,di. Safi
IN ftin gatintt. eyfcrtn. inter csn gs.
| himmna1tn ssr @onhitniien ods Ami
lar ritti a%rrse.rgn laHne. lie aslshr.
iss 6srysn II. gapitol uns Wsibsn
oagle aarart,c tie erpsm Sarifitu
nHo Ssv'aF nssisnntr Safs. Root u.
Saor. batter rimli6 BET ety grsarauo
oes Sen. Sner bic tiayt uRo an3psi
osuiias 9shnmuna ass 9unesscsYs
fsauHa abtrishen. Dir ,~ufolst ssin
&iislita essG oaarsHsS 81 sinsm Sun.
sssdmts tsrri,n ueFosn Sarf. nsHu It
ri SsHsa S2iifuHs kt5siligs psr.
oSsF tpsHn INIT f,iuer Iirsun1 eas
SsA1li sss at.gtifenotr autss syb66:
iuatos. uus p6brsno 9ncr ir SsHat
fls ih Sas Ssbalt M Cabinets.
gli;sIitstT ssa 5000 oui SD 600 e.
hcst ross,r.
In nun Scft uas aner aus oes
Slsm-t az etlfac. Ian nza cut Sic
ssriass Ssss sitb gescHssv sturs.
| fs-rtii sst Ettsis ga E..etsfnrrsrs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
Der SOnntagsbOts.

GHfiar O. a. fos g Als tkre. hh
Az scnanet foT tan ns sol this ~ Tie mAia
kfsecoIt class tates.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21

= Dor sshn Sahrsn nod bsiredttts
man bic Vrophe5siuns. e. psros Der
tiaF m01Iid rerOsn. auf Der ,lsgtri
ftsn Srbgsns gohn BON gItpsIans mad
Columbus, Cincinnati. Snsianapplls
Gbildap. Soleoo. 1sfroii. Buffalo
Ro&.atr, MItonn. g~ittstnrs ans Ser
Dart III Fahrea. dts sin 6irasrfpsnh.
rtute o6sr IL eisf. SSss ihrsr 8st
l1irnihura iaon dubsrosotn.Is6 ndbs
asridt. Tpvh bic fFtri;HsnuHc sin,r
5roasp= eiHit sie1htn SspiGs uHs
aibldno, 8. in ipsfsH wite,r sig
gate ~ausasfiiIt anb BE Erpntp~0tr
kiubuHn s~fttn Flssslane. GoIuui
bus Cincinnati u. SnSianaeolis ssrs
athsai rorssn. 70 haf mr. md En-
rdor urEoeuisHss Qa6ta Die Berlin
oune srii@sn Zen rotf -..s Ssyoss
ano e mr. cine BE srif1sH GlgsslaHs
svo 1ittstare rus ElsssIars aas
S5it1so uzttrbrs&ta
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21

In nuH al, nas ansr aus DIR
Hltn~t sr eslfn.. Ian RzH cut Sic
srtals Ssst SKIP Gssd.ss,t sturc
isVtii ssi Gsssis stg Es.siiiasnsss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21

~ @1NANN% N&N~ "@- ~ 49,
cer 300 I1tnihen umtdmsn, unb
oisIe dnOsre psrlsbt parosn. Das
rEedtro Tlpres" - elm elenber 60lss
bdu ~ puroe p6lig 8erit6rt uno sbtn=
10 aud Das 3tlt1rupbenamt. litbtr
1000 qsripnen botitn bic gDritelung
an een. Nbtnoe befudt, lpslde cine
bsfonbsre @aIoporitsaune 3u SIREN
oes gouptrnenrs flores mar, Der bert
at gtIuh ptiIte. Sire Der Qros
9rdmmnummstn ttndno In Der gOt'
fiihrune einsr ansahl tertaiiter Bill
Der. 0absi gerietb elmer Der .JiIms"
ooer erobeu g~iIberTtreiftn in brdnb,
ane oas 5susr iprane alsbaIb auf oi.
Decoration ibsr uno uusluubIit
ltneu perbrtitttsn Td bic 5lammen
non aasn Sbsilsn bss gsb6aess. bas
niht pisl beFsr, dls cine WltHidsnFaae
mar une nur ersi tnae MaseGnes tatte.
bic in tinet gonit nimt osniattn. @islt
Der fh 6inauscrSnuenesn Riirsttn.
purbsn toetgsbridt, unS itrs 9si6en
esrfpssrttn eaun otn Bee fir dnpsre.
QisIs Der llmoetommtusn sfbcrttn 81
ben dnasisbsnfisn Admilisn bss Stoos
tss. On monhtn 5d1en Fnn saHBs
8arHiIisr nsrHihtst pprosH.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-07-21

County Superintendent P. M.
Granville has begun the erection of a
bungalo 21x51 feet in dimensions on
his residence lots in the west part
of town. l.. +. Wilson is the con-
tractor
A lengthy deposition hearing, oc-
cupying over twelve hours, was had
last week before Notary c. w Green
ough, in a case of disbarment pro-
ceedings. Stenographer Chadwick,
who was employed in the case, says
the notes will make 500 folios.
Owen Overman sold his 800 acre
ranch west of town last week to T.
A. Long, and it is said will go to the
Alberta country, where he has invest
ed extensively in land This pur-
chase has increased Mr.. Long hold
ings to an even thousand acres, all but
one quarter of which lies in body.
John Jack and R. Cote and Misses
Lauer and Josephine Fortier started
automobiling across the country to
Spokane Wednesday morning. From
Spokane they will go to Occur d. Alene
City and take the boat up the St. Joe
river for two weeks outing. Some
of the party expect to register for the
drawing.
]. l.. c. McCaffery, executor of
the Elk City Mining News, is in the
city this week from that prosperous
mining camp, to which he recently
returned after years absence in Ne
vada Mac has tried to reform, but
il is rumored that he might break into
the newspaper ranks again under
favorable conditions.
Albert Wolf, of Glenwood. and
Miss Mabel f. Munro, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. H. ]. Munro, were
united in marriage this "wednesday
evening at the home of the bride S
parents in this city, Rev. c. d. Will
hanson officiating. The bride is a
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-07-21

Money to loan. No commission.
Batty-Meader Co. .34-tf
Earl Wood is in Spokane to take
stock in Uncle Sans homestead land.
County Commissioner Butler left
Monday noon by stage for his home
at Sites.
For Sale One good disc gang
plow. Cheap. H. G.. Vincent, Mt.
Idaho. 28-tf
Archie Dyer and Mrs. Wallace
Scott returned last week from San
Francisco, Calf
Henry Hesterman is over on Dou-
mecq Plains this week building house
for his son-in-law f. V. Ficke.
Mr.. and Mrs John Mcdonald
came in from Vollmer Sunday even
ing for visit with c. L. Mcdonald
and family.
|. c. Hattabaugh left Sunday morn
ing for Spokane on business, and il it
comes handy he may take chance at
the land drawing.
Ii is claimed that rich strike has
been made on the Clearwater, about
one mile from the Dewey, on the
Mother Lode property.
There was meeting of the school
board held Monday of last week at
which Judge R, r. Fulton was Sc
lected to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the departure of Geo. N. Adam.
II is rumored that Clyde w. Nickel
of this place, and Miss Swanson. of
Seattle, sister Of j. f. Swanson, of
this place, were married in that city
the first of the week.
l.. M Harris who acted in the
capacity Of clerk at the. two Schleier
sales last week, reports active bidding
and good prices, especially for stock
of all description. Each of the sale.
netted something over 81, 900.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-07-21

teacher and is young lady of many
fine qualities of character. They are
to reside at Glenwood.
Little Miss Dorothy Pantell came
up from Lewiston last week for a
visit with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. III. Sheaffer.
B. +, Shields representative of the
Spokane Grain Co. of Seattle, will be
in Vollmer July 29th, Cottonwood
July 80 and in Grangegille July 31st,
to buy horses for shipment. If you
have any for sale bring them in on
these dates. He pays good prices for
good horses.
1t is with deep regret the many
friends of Rev. c. ID. Williamson
learn that he has rendered his resigna-
ton as pastor of the Presbyterian
church at this place, to take effect
October 1st The announcement
was recently made by Mr.. William
son from his pulpit, and carries with
ii the statement that he has never
labored with finer lot of people than
compose the Grangeville church.
The Baptist congregation headed
by their pastor, Rev. Saxton, took
teams Sunday morning for the Nurss
grove, where the morning services
were held and a basket dinner in
dulged in. In the afternoon there
were number of baptisms in the
stream below the dam. There were
something like two hundred persons
in attendance at the services. 1t was
considered that the day was pleasantly
and pro6tably spent.
DIED Charles Brown Harper.
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Harper who
live about three miles southeast of
the city, was born August g, 1907.
and died July 20, 1909, age year,
Ii months and IL days. The little
fellow had been sick for several weeks.
The local Lodge of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs had been assisting in caring
for him for some time. The funeral
services were held at Mt. Idaho on
"Wednesday July 81, at 2:30 p. m.
Rev. Williamson preaching the SER
mon.
Will Jones has gone to Portland
with a shipment of cattle. Upon his
return he and Mrs. Jones will 90 to
their new home in Montana, visiting
the Yellowstone en- route. The big
Montana ranch of 1000 acres re-
Gently secured by Bates s. Jones of
Idaho county and which produces
$500 tons of hay and is to support
some 1000 head of cattle, will be UNI
der the supervision of Mr.. Jones.
The firm paid something like $50, 600
for $500 acres of this ranch, and are
leasing the balance Meadows Eagle.
| MONEY
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-07-21
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10 Loan Geo. M. Reed.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-06-12
STILL. USE GOOSE QUILLS.
For Signing Marriage Contracts and
Wills in Europe,

1t seems queen that, considering the
abundance, excellence and especially
the cheapness Of steel pens, any,
body should prefer the old goose
quilts, ebut there are some people
who do.
They are mostly foreigners
mians, Hungarians and Russians
generally men we'll along in years
who have been using quilts all their
lives and have an idea that writing
can hardly be done at all except with
goose quill. Throughout Europe,
especially in eastern Europe, the
quill has not yet been displaced by
the steel pen, and even in England
in public places, like the writing
rooms of hotels, the quill and the
steel pen are seen lying side by side
on the writing tables for people to
take their choice. In official circles
in England there was until recently
an idea that a document was not
legal unless it was written with the
old-fashioned quill pen, though this
notion is now dying out.
But among certain classes of re-
ligionists in Russia the impression
till prevails, and marriage contracts,
wills. deeds and other important pa
pers are always written with a goose
quill.
There is an old Russian, formerly
a schoolmaster, living on Wash St.
who makes pens for his countrymen
and mends them, too. for mending
quill pen is about as important and
essential as the making, as very few
people can write with a quill pen
more than an hour or two without
getting it out of order.-St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1909-06-12

Sunk in sort of super Occasionally
he murmured brokenly of spiritual
| embrace" tranquil depths and mir
acles'
| The cab stopped. Van Puyst-Snop
| decker looked out and saw that he was
| before an ancient brownstOne mansion;
| also that the goddess was ascending
the steps.
He did not hesitate moment, but
jumped from the cab and, telling the
driver to wait, sped after and over
took the fair object of the chase as
she was fitting latehkey to the door.
Pardon said the young man, hat
in hand. will you grant me a few
moments conversation to begin WITH"
She turned and surveyed him in a
not unfriendly manner and then her
red lips curved in a delicious smile.
DO l know you?" she asked
Il am assured that you do" replied
Van Puyst-Snopdecker. I'VE have
known each other for ages, aeons, eter-
mites. Before the first brick was bak-
ed in Babylon you knew me and l
knew you. Nevertheless, will intro
duce myself. l am Howard Van Puyst.
Snopdecker"
And l am Mildred Fishingstone-
Brown-Twiller Edam," said the god
dess. Perhaps you would better come
in, Mr.. Van Puyst-Snopdecker.'
He followed her into library, where
she seated herself, after motioning him
to chair
Mildred" said Van Puyst-Snop-
decker.
She rose from her chair in amaze
ment
Its no good getting angry" said
the young man, this is all foreordain-
ed. I've been following you about all
afternoon in taxi to tell you that
you had to marry me. You have seven
teen hours to get ready, but if you
have no engagement it would be aw-
fully good of you to marry me tonight
| could arrange with DIR. Context, l
am sure"
DO you mean that?" asked the god
dess.
i was never more in earnest in my
life" replied Van Puyst-Snopdecker.
Then if you'll be kind enough to
excuse me for moment I'll call my |
husband down and see what he has to |
say about it, said the goddess.-New !
York Evening Journal