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from supper time until near the hour of nine when
went to the Queen parlor, where we remained till
the hour of eleven o'clock Your Majesty there
at nine o'clock and saw Your Majesty needs
other evidence than your memory to clear the
Crown Prince of this false charge My friend here is
right Who makes the charge against the Crown
Prince lies!'
Il hope So" said the King, with sigh He rose,
pointed his toward Fritz Henry and asked,
. Do vOuch for the truth of what the Margrave
of Schwedt has just said?
Henry would convict the Margrave of lie
even though it was a blessed one; SO he hastily
sought a way to confirm the Margrave's words at
least the substance of them without himself uttering
a lie. He had intended to tell the truth about the
visit to Rters, the return to the palace, and the at
tack from behind the fence. He had intended deny
ing that the Prince had uttered the words with which
he charged. He could have said truthfully that
the Crown Prince did utter the exact words
charged against him; but if the King or Grumkow
should ask if the Princes words of like import
Henry intended unhestatingly to lie if the occasion
demanded
After the Margrave had uttered his elaborate false
hood Henry could not tell the real truth of the stu
alton without convicting Adolph. To do would
tasten the charge more firmly on the Prince, and
might involve Henry and the Margrave in the diff
Guilty. The exact truth, after all not much a
question of detail of main fact. Did the Prince
speak the reasonable words charged2 He did not!
All these considerations quickly passed through
Fritz Henry's mind, and he answered the King:
The Margrave speaks the truth. The Crown
Prince did not between the hours of six and eleven
o'clock last night utter the reasonable words of
which he is accused, unless he spoke them in the
Queen paror between the hours of nine and eleven
Your Majesty there during those hours and must
have seen the Prince. | declare that any
who asserts that the Prince spoke the words with
which he is charged. lies, and | am willing to make
good my words in court or with my sword!
7 THANK God for sending who is not
l afraid to speak his mind in plain unvarnished
words" growed the King :" lie is lie wherever
it is found, and it ought to be called lie Why
mince the matter with delicate words? Plain words
suit me,-pain words spoken plainly. This fellow
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willingness the regiment and after proving his
hated his Frederick (at.erward Frederick the Great
well Wlhelmna: and commanded the Crown Prince
to make companion of Henry the hope that the Prince
might learn something.
Henry endeared himself to Frederick by saving him
from being caught by the King when playing the hrps
chord which the latter pretended to despse And for the
ness and she was not diseased when he SAID that his only
purpose remaining Berlin to be to protect
her. Adolph told Henry that he wouldn't marry Whel
circumstances, unless she loved him.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to assassinate the
Crown Prince and fasten the crime Henry.
Don't Care became passonatey in love with the Bay
reutf Prince
Henry confessed his love for Wilemina, and received
At meeting Of the Tobacco Parliament, Grumkow
cused the Crown Prince of treason utteng his intention
Of killing the King.
remarks be brief sir and give place to your eders!"
My remarks shall be brief, your Majesty, very
brief : said Henry They will consist of the simple
statement that the charge against the Crown Prince
lle,-a lie from beginning to end manufactured out
OF whole cloth who seek to ruin his lghness
Grunkow sprang to his feet shouting frantic in
vectives against Fritz Henry and instantly tre
mendous commotion in The Tabagie. Grrm-
kows face black with rage; the little minister
was screaming at the top of his voice, calling down
Gods wrath on lienrys head The devoted tools
Of Grumkow shouting, cursing, clamorng, and
shaking their fists at Henry, who stood calmly at the
foot of the table After three minutes of tre-
mendous uproar, the King brought his cane down on
the table TO command silence and spoke directly to
Henry.
Proceed, proceed You're no fool! If you say it
IS he you have good reason for sa ying Proceed,
and if any interrupts you, he will get my stick
across his head He's not afraid of the devil
My reason, your Majesty, is this" said Henry:
u was with the Crown Prince all yesterday evening
| supped with him at six o'clock, and
A Nd too with him!" cried the Margrave of
Schwedt, sprnging to his feet, climbing to his
chair and thence to the table My friend the brave
Captain here and | supped with the Crown Prince,
and remained with his Royal Hghness in his room
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CHAPTER x. (Continued)
The Margrave's Blessed Lie

FORE anyone else could rise at this
momentous session of the Tabagie
Fritz Henry was on his feet AT
what hour last night were the
words imputed to his Highness
supposed to have been uttered," he
asked.
No answer, and Henry appealed
directly to the King Will your
Majesty tell me at what hour the
Crown Prince IS supposed to have
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uttered the reasonable words charged by Baron
Grumkowa"
The expression of terror that had come to the
Princes face gave place to one of glad surprise and
gratitude. The King nodded to Grumkow, and
that worthy limb of Satan and addressed his
Majesty.
THE horrid words your Majesty were uttered
last night at the hour of nine o'clock The three
who heard them waiting in the anteroom to give
evidence. The three worthy agents of his Majesty
his companion. Perhaps the companion this
this Captain of your Maesty's Grenadiers." Turning
to Henry, Grunkow continued sneeringly, What do
you know about the charge against the Crown Prince
and what have you to say concerning 1t Let your
Copyrikht. 1909 by Charles M4Jo1 All nights 1ee11el
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-15

CHINAWARE DEPARTMENT.
See exquisite offerings dainty consisting Hand
Painted Peues Tnkards Bureau Chocolate
Dishes
Pitchers saucers
purchase
Individuality hence this line quote
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The City Beautiful.

Charles A. Maxson, a land
scape architect in connection
with the L. L. May nursery of
st. Paul, was IN town last week,
anc made arrangements with a
umber of our citizens for the
laying out and beautifying Of
their lawns and gardens. Land
scape gard ening has now become
an Important art, and the proper
arrangement and grouping of
flowers and shrubs will make
beautiful what would otherwise
not appeal with delight to the
eye. Mr.. Maxson will be here
in May tc superintend the work.
If you want some help in your
lawn or garden plans it will be
we'll for you to communicate with
him.
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J. J. Stevenson, of Michigan
City, Ind, was in town the first
of the week. John has recently
sold his farm in Big Stone town
ship, and is making arrange
ments to ship some horses and
other live stock to the ranch IN
Alberta, his nephew, George, ir.,
expects to take them north il :
short time.
Apples! Apples! q car. load Of
fancy apples-Northern Spies,
Greetings and Baldwins at $4.76
u barrel, at the Home Of Real
Bargains, McCollum & Thirsk.
Chas. Pfiffer. the baggage man
at the depot Is confined ,o hie
home on account Of illnana.
Andrew Geisengsr i taking his
place. ~
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''The Girl From u, s. A."

The new musical comedy drama,
"The Girl From U. S. A." which is
due at the Opera House Nov. 18th
carries the auditor nearly round the
world, as it's scenes are laid iu France
Turkey and China. 1t has an intense
love story, catchy type Of comedy,
and delightful musical numbers that
leave no place for ennui all through
the three acts. A capable company of
singers and players and bevy of
pretty chorus girls in ravishing cos
tunes, who have been receiving fiatter.
ing press comments in the places visit
ed, will give the piece the first pre-.
formance here. The musical numbers
are especially mentioned rs affordine
keen pleasure.
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MILBANK, S. OAK. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER l2, 1909.
Possible Chance to File.

The following names of resi-
dents in this locality are to be
added to the list published las
week OF those who will have an
opportunity to file on the reser
vatioD lans should there
be lack of applicants to take al
the lands when their number is
reached. Names ave of Milbanh
where town is not given:
1887, G. J. Whltefoot, Ortley
16417, p. G. Johnston S. Shore
16443, A. M. Brand, Big Stone
1921, A Roberts, Big Stone
1865, w. |. Lowthian
1867. H. O. N, eldner, S. Shore
1892, Mabel Hicks, Summit
173O8. E l. Glander
1875, c. E Copper, South Shore
17949, W. e. Archer, Corona
18040, W. Schmidt, Big Stone
1900, F. W. Lindquist
1869, r Kuchen hacker
1875, G. F. Frashaug
1875, E. M. MolIburg, Stockholm
1881, j. w. Cesar, Albee
1915, r. c. Donehower,
10O54. H. S. Marks
191O8, H. Schultz, Revillo
1920, L. Lerson, Ortley
19254, A. A. Grove
1926, G. E. Anderson, Ortley
1O297, W. A. KrieseI
1898, H. A. Liebe
1868. @. w. Thomas
1916, Albert Roebel
1912. r L. Dillman, Revillo
1884, w. p. Martens, Revlllo
1901, K. E. HUSKY
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Fortunate Runaway.

The Erlandson & Johnson de.
livery team runaway last Satur-
day night with lot Of goods in
the wagon. The horses started
for the country, and though
dlligent search and due enquiry
was made during the night no
trace of them could be found.
1t was not until next morning
they were located, when they
were found at the Charles Clan.
ders farm several miles south of
town.the goods in the wagon, the
horses uninjureu, and not a thing
broken about the harness or
wagon.
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FOOT BALL.
Milbank Takes One From Sisseton in
Fast Game.

Last Saturday the high school
foot ball team went to Sisseton
to play the high school team at
that place. The game com enc
ed at $50 and at the end of ten
minutes, in the first half, Mil
bank made touch down, Joseph
Swanson was the hero. 1T was by
his strength and speed that he
succeeded in getting through the
Slsseton line. Henry Chapman
made goal kick which passed
in between the goal stakes but
the um pire, Sissetonite, called
it"no good Bruce Middlebrook
was the Milbank referee. Dur.
ing the last half the Sisseton
team put up a good scrap, com.
pelling the Milbank boys to do
some work. No scores were
made in the last half. making
the final score to DIN Milbauk's
favor. About the only plays
made by the Mllbank team were
center smashes. The g q m
were evenly matched and played
a fast game.
On Saturday, November 18th,
the Milbank high will meet the
Appleton high on the local
grounds. Tickets that were
purchased for the other game
are good for next Saturdays
game. This will undou btedly
bea fast game as Appleton has
defeated the local high boys one
game. so don't forget the date,
Saturday, Nov. 18th.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Steiner of
Big Stone came up to Milbank
and were the guests of Post.
master Nixson's family last
Saturday.
Mrs. Rossiter, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. B.
Nixson for several weeks, went
out to Aberdeen Saturday to
visit daughter at that place,
Harry Liebing, the little son of
Herman Liebing had an opera
tion perfor med on his throat last
week at the Ortonville hospital
and is getting along nicely.
Grant Center School No. /, in
which Miss Minnie Morley is
teacher has just been improved
with q new heating and ventilat.
ing plant.
Mrs. Ed Jones went to Aber.
deem last week to visit her daugh.
ter and attended the dedicatory
services OF the new Methodist
church at Aberdeen last stSunday.
George Sizer, who is in the
employ of VIM. Marquette, near
Albee, had an experience of four
teen years IN the regular army.
He was wounded in the battle of
San Juan.
The Misses Kate Thorndike
and Grace Gold came up from
Big Stone last Friday to attend
an entertainment at the opera
house. The former remained in
Milbank over Sunday and visited
friends.
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Notice to WOOdmau.

Regular meeting of Milbank Camp
1887, will be held Saturday, Nov. l3,
1909, At 8 p. m. All members are re
quested to be present as matters of
Importance are to be transacted.
FRANZ WENDLAND, Clerk.
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City Property.

For Sale-City property, fine
S-room house and good barn on
acres of land. Will exchange
for good farm property at right
rice.-MARTENs Bros.
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Insures Town Property.

In the write.up of the Evan
gelical insurance company of
last week it was stated that the
company did not take risks on
city property. This should have
been on business property, as
the company lnsures on all de.
tached town property, churches,
houses, ETC., and have a large
amount of this class ofinsurance.
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Turkey Dinner.

The Catholic ladies will serve a
turkey dinner and supper at the
Har M onia hall, Wednesday, Nov.
18th. Price 25 cents Useful
articles will also be on sale.
Every BODY invited.
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Mt1bank Markets
Local and Personal Paragraphs.

Local and Personal Paragraphs.
= Bob Smith at NJ. E. church
Monday night.
Schnider e. Nelson ;laye some
thing to say in the Herald this
week.
l.. Lind was called to Lehr on
Wednesday on the adjustment of
an insurance loss for the Evan
gelical company.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. J. Hits and
Mr.. Alfred Nelson, went oyer to
Volga this week for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs, A. H, Horton.
Prof. Hoepfner has been en-
gagged to drill the choral union
or evening choir of the Metho-
dist church on Friday evenings.
Roadmaster Phelau has an ex
ira force of men on the Whet.
stone branch, in order to get the
road in condition before winter
sets in.
Thos. Fitch has been removing
the horse barn on his residence
property to another lot. The
building is an old landmark in
that part of town.
Paul Kohler, the Milestone
valley real estate dealer, has been
putting in double time of late,
with al automobile, closing up
pending land deals.
Work is progressing nicely on
the Garage west of Main street,
being built by G. M. Cotton. 1t
will be 50x1O0 feet, facing north.
Full particulars will be given
later.
Miss Stanf ford, of Oshkosh,
Wis, who had been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jas. Mircle, for sew
eraI weeks, returned to her home
last Saturday, intending to visit
for a day or two in Minneapolis
on her way back
MIR. and Mrs. George Merry
returned bone Wednesday even
ing. The latter had been at
Mazamonia, Wis, for several
weeks, and returns home quite
ill, having been ailing for some
time, aud it is believed she is
threatened with typhoid fever.
An auto, q good driver aud an
insurance adjuster, all took part
in making record against time
In 1st inst, when r. A. Berk-
ner. and George Bury, in Mr..
Berkners auto, went out to the
Mic Berger farm and adjusted
Mr.. Bergers FIRE loss. The dis
tance covered by the auto was
IA miles, and the time, including
looking over ruins and returning
to city was % minutes.
Seats for The Girl from U. 8. A.,
81 - -
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At the Methodist parsonage, in
Milbank, S. D, by Rev. E.
Holgate, on Wednesday, Nov.
10, Mr.. Frank Kibbe and Miss
Edna Cell, all of Madison town.
ship, Grant county, S. D.
The newly married couple
have the kindest wishes of their
many friends for a long and hap
py married life.
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0tiee.

All parties who made hay on the
G. G. LsSell place are hereby notified
to have the hay hauled off the premis-
es, as l intend to turn my stock on
the land. ERNEST HAUER,
MilbRnk, S. y,
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WOrknen.

Business of Importance will be
transacted at the next meeting of the
A. 0. U. w. lodge, which will be held
on Monday, Nov. Is. A good at
tend ance is desired.
j. w. LIGGETT, NJ. W,
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.
w. Judson Oldield, Pastor
lO:45 a. m.-Preach!rg.
l2:00-- Sunday school.
$3.50 p. m.-Christian Endeavor.
1870 p. m.--Preaching
All seats are free. Strangers al
ways welcome.
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The electric current form the Idea
theatre has been secured for the use oi
The Girl from U. S. A., company al
the opera house, Saturday night Nov.
18th.
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For Sale.

Five registered Short horn
bull calves aud two yeariing
heifers for sale. A. w. GLENN,
Milbank, Phone, Dob.
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Ole Olson at the Bentley Grand
Wednesday, Nov. 17th, ought to draw
a big crowd. The seat sale at Bleser' e
begins Monday.
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CATHOLIC.

St. Lawrence church-Sunday, mass
$50; high mass 1920. Vespers and
benediction at 4 p. N.
Week days-Mass at $50.
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Jas. A. Gold was up from Big
Stone Monday, to attend the tax
sale.
Grandma Swan has been
among the invalids during the
week.
One hundred and ten minutes
OF enjoyment at M. E. church
Monday night.
Elmer Carr returned from the
cities the first of the week, much
improved in health.
Miss Lillian Kaufman return.
ed Sunday from several days
visit at her old home at Nassau.
Mrs. Robert Hensel took her
little baby boy to Ortonville
hospital Tor treatment last Tues.
day.
Martens Bros. advertise a fine
residence proposition in the
want column and in their ad
this week.
The three months old girl baby
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dobson,
near Marvin, died on the. 8 h
inst, of heart trouble.
Photographer Reeve has NOV
ed his photo car to Summit, to
be used for mis- gallery branch at
that pace. Martin Green took
it up Saturday.
Mrs. E. H. Benedict went to
OrtonviIle Tuesday, and accom-
panied home her daughter Lillian
who had undergone an operation
for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Moland-
er, of Maiden, Wash, are on a
visit to the old home here, hav.
ing come in from the west last
Monday evening.
Mrs. Spencer Baird went to
Milwaukee the first of the week,
where her husband is taking the
examination which fireman and
! ngineers have to undergo as to
qualification IN their seeing
organs.
Miss Cora Nunas who has
been visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Keeney Of
this city, returned to her home
near Chicago last Friday. She
expects to return to this city in
a few weeks.
Fred Linderkamp who recent
ly purchased a farm two miles
south east of the city, is having
the residence remodeled and an
addition built onto it. He will
move on the farm in the near
future. Ole Opsitt is dong the
carpenter work.
Mrs. Cham berlain of Correll,
Nina, was a visitor in the city
during the week, and guest of
Mrs. Burt Voss. Mrs. G. will
be remem bered by some of our
people as having visited Mlloank
some years ago as Miss Gertrude
Cunningham.
The time cards of nearly all
the stations in the county appear
on the last page, this week.
Anyone desiring these, may get
d neatly printed blotter at the
Herald office, which has the time
card printed on it. If not sup
piled call or phone.
Invitations are being issued to
the wedding of Miss Elfrieda E.
B. Pinkert, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Pinkert and Mr..
Gustave Arthur Schwartz, two
of the young people of Alban
township, who are to be married
al the Alban Lutheran church
on the afternoon Of the 25th inst.
The ceremony will be followed
by a reception at the home OF the
brides parents.
The claim agent of the g. M.
& St. P. railway John A. Hen
sey, of Chicago, was in Milbank,
last Friday and Saturday, and
settled with the men who were
injured in the gasoline car acci-
dent a couple of months ago
Charles Prior, Thos. Foley and
Frank Heilmau We undertand
the company pays the mems
Doctors bills and their wages
during their disability.
The first mum Der of the lecture
course will be given Monday
night Novem ber 18th, at the M.
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At the Congregational parsonage.
Saturday, Novem Der 9th. by
Rev. W. Judson Oldfield, Mr..
Andrew Chris stianson and Miss
Guru Hoem, all of Revillo, S.
Oak.
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II. A. Reeve in Railway Accident.

belllngnam Nash } POST
Wednesday about l o'clock in the
afternoon the work train on the Mil
waukee road collided with speeder
in the cut east of the county road
crossing, instantly killing Clearance
b. Young, the speeder operator and
totally destroying the machine.
Mr.. Young whose head quarters
was at Maiden. was returning from
tunnel 81 in company with r. A.
Reeve who was inspecting bridge
work, on a gasoline speeder. Upon
entering the cut east of the county
bridge they saw the work train ap-
preaching. The machine was stop
ed and the men were removing it from
the track, one end being removed and
Mr.. Reeve stepping aside, when the
train which was running reverse,
struck, telling Young and passing
several cars over his body.
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The opera house management
announces that no one will be seated
at the performance Of The Girl from
U. s. A., after the curtain rises until
after the drst oct. Curtain rises at
0:45.
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Cream of Oil. Best Pennsylvania
kerosene for lamps, stoves and incu-
bators. ERLANDSON Il JORNSON,4 ~
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METHODIST.

l0:45 a. m. Sermon subject, "In
Heavenly Places.'
II m. Sunday school.
$3.50 p. N. Epworth and Junior
Leagues.
7:3O, evening service, "God-Touched
Men," Everybody invited.
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NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN,

There will be Lutheran services in
the Norwegian language at the church
next Sunday, Nov. IA, morning and
evening, at the usual hour.
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Premium Coal-Others are pleased
vltr ,.-and you will be. Phone 157
J. G.. RAWSON.
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Seats for The Girl from U. 8. A.,
should be selected st once ss the do.
mand will b large. Phone Bloser.
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The famous Swedish dialect success,
"Ole Olson" which is under lined to
appear at the Opera House Nov. l7th
furnishes q quaint picture of the
developement of the awkward and
untutored immigrant lad into the
shrewd, honest and helpful Swedish
American of the northwest. The story
Of this pleasing play is Q combination
of wholesome comedy and natural
heart interest, stage replica Of just
such scenes as are enacted around
many family hearthstones. In its
good natured wholesome comedy, It's
touches of pathos and its utter free
dom from straining for effact, the
play offers q good example of whole.
same entertainment and we'll deserved
Is its continued success. It will be
presented with the same scenicen viron-
ment and competent company that has
had so much to do with its success in
the past.