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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-05-20
6bo Farm Preside.
GleaninRs by Our Country
Correspondents. /. ....
BALDWIN,.

i
Mamie Johnson is on the sick list.
Lewis Pierson has purchased new
piano.
John Olsen, jr., is working for Fred
Murphy.
Mrs. Ida Parks was in Baldwin on
Tuesday.
Walter Erickson spent Sunday with
Willie Olsen.
Fred Murphy is pulling stumps for
John Olsen this week.
L. S. Libby was down in this part
of Baldwin last week.
b. B. Fisk and family spent Sun
day at T. F. McCracken' IS.
Ben johnson spent Sunday after
noon at the Hofflander home.
E. M. Fiero and family spent Thurs
day evening at the Fisk home.
E. M. Fiero has been planting corn
for George Townsend this week.
Chas. Judkins left for Winona on
Monday to serve on the federal jury.
Mrs. Chas. Judkins entertained
company from Princeton on Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Pierson spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Mrs. George Townsend.
Mrs. Andrew Anderson and Mrs.
Zimple were calling on Mrs. Johnson
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hamilton had
baby girl arrive at their home Mon
day morning. .... .
Who says Baldwin can't play ball
when they defeated Zimmerman 10 to
0 last Sunday?
Another of those popular dances
will be given in Trunks barn on Fri
day evening. All invited.
Mrs. G. A. johnson and the Misses
Hamilton and Dorh were calling on
Mrs. Verne Mellotte Sunday.
There was a large attendance at
Sunday school last Sunday, 81 being
present. We hope next Sunday we
can bring the number up to 60.
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Won't Slight a Good Friend,

If ever need a cough medicine
again know what to get," declares
Mrs. A. L. Alley of Beals, Me-, "for
after using ten bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery, and seeing its excel
lent results in my own family and
others, [ am convinced it is the best
medicine made for coughs, colds and
lung trouble" Every one who tries
it feels just that way. Relief is felt
at once and it's quick cure surprises
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pain in chest or lungs it's supreme.
SOC and Sl.00. Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by G. A. Jack.
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A Splendid Investment.

Farmers: Now is the time to pro-
tect your property by taking out
policies in the Glendorado Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance company, one
of the most reliable organizations of
its kind extant. There is now about
$4,000 on hand and there are no un-
paid losses or other indebtedness.
This suggestion is worthy of your
consideration.
j. A. Erstad, Secretary,
2O-t Freer, MINI.
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It coaxes back that we'll feeling,
healthy look, puts the sap of life in
your system, protects you from dis
ease. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea has no equal as spring tonic for
the whole family. IS cents, tea or
tablets. G. A. Jack.
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Counts Up.

my DEAR" he said in mildly re-
proachful tone, II have no doubt at all
that you are good bargain hunter
and that you always get really excel
lent bargains, but you get too many Of
them."-Chicago Post.
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Sluggish livers and bowels are the
cause of nearly every disease.
Cleanse your system and regulate the
bowels and liver to healthy, natural
action by HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. The surest remedy known. IS
cents, tea or tablets. G. A. Jack.
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No Reason.

She think you might stop smoking
when you heard me say I don't like II.
He-That's no reason. I heard you
say you didn't like to be kissed.-Bos-
ton Transcript
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-09-16

They've arrested poor old doc. Got
hin'ss he vent out!'
Nor cried Ivanor. They speak
respectfully TO him. They bow 20
him
They'll be bowling to us In a minute.
That's probably the way these colonels
run you In snarled Daniel.
Az he spoke there was q sharp knock
on the outer door. and be seized Ivan
OF By the arm.
Back Into the room with you. Wait
until call. and remember It's my
nghtw
He was about to add more when tie
door opened and Mariana appeared.
Instantly the American changed his
tone TO one Of severe command.
And don't you forget what I've been
telling you. You get the sand out OF
that gear box nrst thing tomorrow
morning. or I'll see that you draw your
last pay Saturday night
Ivanoff caught the Idea and bowed
silently and then turned and entered
the door 10 the inner chamber. Mari.
ano came forward and bowed.
"Mees Granger-seempsone." said he
and went out. standing 10 one side 10
make room for Ethel As she entered
with look Of complete establishment
on her face Pike approached her.
I'm mueh obliged 20 you for taking
my note the right way" he said. "T're
got some pretty good reasons for not
leaving this room"
She Inclined her head icIly and fidg.
eted with the note she held.
Your note seemed 40 extraordinarily
urgent she begun. but he Interrupt.
ID.
1T had 70 be-" he said Some folks
who want 10 see me are coming here
and want you 10 see them here
They'd stopped you from coming ii
they coEld."
She flashed look 81 disbelief AZ
him.
There was no effort 20 prevent me-
she said coidly.
y didn't give EN- time" he smiled.
Amy ask 70 whom you referf' she
Inquired
Certainly. The whole XII and booIle
Of en- he replied Excuse ne.
haven't time 20 be elegant. even II
knew how"
Do you mean my shnpcron would
flsapprove;" she asked. hastily rising.
Il shouldn't be- surprised. 4 reckon
he whole iine flower u Europe womb
llsapprove. 'DisapIrovc. They'd sand.
Jag You 70 keep you away
Then I cant stay" she cried and
'tarted for the door. Tie stepped no.
Weet her aud the exit ana raised lis
land with gesture 81 command
Yes. you can. and yon viii. and
'ou'ye got TO-" be- said. "Im your
and y0u'll d. a. I say. y.u.u
hey me this once n sou never al
gain. You'll stay here while / talk r.
hese people. aud yonll stay IN spite ~
verything they say or do 10 make yo,,
or She looked startled ara SEEMED
ack from him, and he went on.
God knows hate 10 talk rough n
gu. I wouldn't hurt your feelings for
be world. but ~ come r. = n,in, 2
There I've got 70 use the authority 4
ave over you." 4
In 40 instant she fared m.
authority Do you ihink.- q
You'll stay here for the next twcnty
lln'ites u have 70 make Grey nnd
ginconrt look like q peace confer i
nee" De snapped. And she SINK hack ii
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Into chair with q gesture OF alarm.
Pike went closer TO her and spoke
more softly.
You and your brother have soaked
up q society column notion OF lie over
here" be said. You're Ike old Pete
Delaney OF Tere Hut. He got 80 he'd
drink cold tea n there was a label on
the bottle that spelled whikky.-
You're going too farr the girl
cried.
They've got you fuddled with labels
here" went on the American. .Irs
my business 10 see that you know
what kind Of people you're dealing
with"
She dropped her head.
You're bullying me. don't see WHY
you talk 30 brG'cily 90 me-
DO you think I'd do II for anything
but your he asked.
You are odious. insufrerabIerr she
cried. with fash of temper.
Don't you think know you despIse
mer he asked bitterly. And she Jared
again.
u do not despise you. II had stay.
Cd az home and grown " there /
should probably have been a provIn.
cial young woman. playing sweet
Genesieye' on the organ for you TO
night" she said. MY life has no, been
that. however. and you have humnl
ated me from the moment Of your mr..
rival here. iou have made me ashamed
both ~ you and myself. And now ron
have some prcposterous plan that viii
shame me agala-both Of us--once
more before these gentlefolk."
There was bnstling without and
some loud talking, and Pike smiled
wanly.
y think them genfiefolk ARE here"
ne said. As he spoke the door was
thrown open. and Lady creech hur.
riedly entered. followed by the count.
ess. Horace. Almcric and the earl. The
latter bowed snrdonically 10 rIke. ana
Lady creech hurried 20 Ethel with n
cry of establishment
Ny dear child, What are yon doing
hero III this dreadful place with ri.
dreadful pcrsonY' she demanded
thrifty.
Ms dear. les corcnanccsg' cried
Ethel! am surprised, Come away /
i once" demanded Horace.
"Oh. ! say. You know. Miss Ethel
feally" echoed Almeric. fYou can't
'tay here. sou know"
Iikc stopped them with a gesture
ind said.
Tn her guardian. and she's here by
ny authority. and. what's more. sts'iI
itny By my authority.
Horace turned 20 the earl.
Lord Iawcastle. will YOU insist
lpon E'aels leaylngf Its quite ON
he cards we shall have a dlsaereenble
Gene here"
llnWcastle smiled eyilly.
u see no reason fo. Il. Were here
Imply for Mr.. Plies answer Tie
nows where he stands. and he knows
here we stand.' said the earl suaye.
!. and the American met bis smile
vcnly.
y reckon you're right 30 far. he /,
ia.
And your answer win 10 yesY. I
skcd the earl, but pike ehook ia
Fad.
iou're wrong there" be answered. .
~ hawcasile changed front ia an
slant.
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Perhaps you are right. Mr.. Gran.
ger-Simpson," he said. There NAV
De painful things done. Better your
sister were spared them. Take her
away"
Pike snapped at them all and moved
to the door, where he faced them.
Miss Ethel. you'll stay right where
you are! he commanded. and, paying
no attention, Pike turned to Hawcas.
tie.
You're here for an answer, you
say"
YES" answered the earl, after an
irstant's pause, and Dan went closer
10 him.
IAN answer to whatf" he demanded,
looking the other In the eye.
AN answer 10 our request that you
accede 10 the wishes Of this young
lady" replied the earl uncasily.
"And II DON'T what are you going
to doi" demanded ike quickly. Hor.
nee at once broke In
Ethel. sou must go.' he lmplored.
But Pike waved him 10 silence.
Tell her. Why do you come here
sure of the answer you wantY he Ia.
sisted savagely.
"A gentleman would spare her
that" said Hawcastie. with uneasl.
ness, and the American laughed.
II won't" he snapped. Speak out!
Why?" But the earl would not an.
swer directly. so Pike turned to Ethel.
This afternoon tried 10 help a
poor devil. broken down Russian
running away from Siberia, where
he'd been for nine years"
Ethel half rose In her chair and
faced him eagerly.
"A poor. weak thing" he went on,
bounded like you've seen q rat In the
gutter By dogs and bootblacka. Some
u Jour friends here saw " bring him
into this apartment. They know we've
got him bere now. II don't agree TO
hand over you and $4,000 Of the
money John simpson made Il means
that the man tried TO help goes back
10 Siberia and l go 10 an Italian jail
for two years OF ~ much more - they
can make t."
.Nonsense." cried Hawcastie. But
Ethel waved him aside and turned,
with . withering look on Pike.
Il knew you had some further hu-
initiation In store for me. Do ron
think ] would believe that an English
nobIeman would stoop''--
Pike interrupted her ruthlessIy and
bitterly.
'stoopY' be cried. "why. ten years
ago 10 st. Petersburg there was q poor
devil OF revolufionist who In his
crazy patriotism took government mon
~ for the cause be believed In. He
made the mistake Of keeping that
money In the house. when this man
be pointed 10 Hawcastie-'knew q was
there. He also made the mistake or
having q wife this man coveted and
role. as he coveted and stole the non
~. oh. be made a good Job OF IL,
Don't think that tonight IL the nrst
lime he has given information 10 the
police. He I'd II then. and the hus.
band went 20 siberia
Hawcastie was the picture Of amaze
nent and horror as be staggered up
"A dastar'iy slander-' be cried.
and he'll do II again tonIghtr' Pike
vent on. Il 20 10 an Italian jalr-he
shirled and pointed an accusing nnger
= Nine. de champIgny-aand that
ame poor fevii OF husband goes
'ack 10 Siberia
ITS ITS CHASTITY lle!' crnaked
iawcasrle. his face lIvld
You came for your answer" went
n Pike sirldcntiy. -and. by the living
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bHcC VII GttF hfuTn Df Tho i &c Of
DlenuoodsH NJ asi.cd yulslin
"TIe did not have contracts With the
government for hydraulic Mi Ilnery.
] SUPPOSE be asked tensely The old
woman tossed her head.
Even n he did. be protect I the his.
toric name" she replied proudly.
Il believe your said Daniel fervent.
". "Tiaye you ever heard the name Of
GlenwoedY' he asked quickly.
"Is your mind waBderIngr asked
Lady Creech "Glenw0od Priory IA the
name ~ the property IfawcastIe inner.
iifd from bis mother Can you state
IT. connection with the subjectY
Daniel almost staggered with the
thuught-the knowledge that came 10
hin. ne looked up.
That's how he protected H." he
raid lie took The name " Glen.
WOOD. God moves ID mysterious way
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his wonders to perform! Lady Creech,
tell your brother-in-law he can have
his answer herein ten minutes"
As she swept from the room in dig.
nified amazement Pike sank into a
chair for moment and fairly glowed
with eagerness.
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because you have q sentimental inter.
est In the young lady yourself. We
can comprehend no other grounds"
Ne" echoed Daniel In surprise
You can't comprehend But you can
comprehend could have no hope
can't your
Zone never knows" replied Lady
Creech loftily. I'VE had thought to
ofer her an alliance with. Q family
that for 100 yean--
Yes, ma'am. know-Crecy and
AEincourt" interjected Pike. but she
paid no attention
has never been sullied BY the low
Ideals Of trade and barter
wait minute. Mrz Creech,. said
Daniel quickly, tussing At his coat
pocket 1--WE got a letter right here
that tells me your brother-in-law was
In businessman respect him for IT.
only few years ago.
"A letter from whomY demanded
the lady ansrily. rising.
Jim Cooley. our vice consul at Lon
don. He says Mr.. Hawcastle--
Mr.. HawcastIer CALCULATED Lady
Creech.
We'll. car call a person cap or doe
sr colonel. but don't Just know how
10 use the words you have over here
for those things. don't mean any dis
respect Just let me run on in my own
way. Jim says your brother-in-law
was In business in Russia"-he stopped
suddenly. for an Idea had occurred to
him-'in business In RUSSIA, he re-
peated dazedly. "why didn't think
o. that
Since some OF your officials have
been spying Lady creech began, but
be Interrupted.
Never mind. He was in business In
Russia. | don't say be was peddIing
fhoestrings or wienerwurst- - she
screamed. ''fIe was probably
stopped a moment and looked at her.
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God. I've got Il for your lie stepped
TO the door ~ the inner chamber and
threw Il open.
"fsanoffr' he called. and the Russian
came Into the room. AT the sight Of
him IInwcastle fell back against the
mantel. and The countess collapsed IN
heap on the floor. ivanoir saw none
bot her ard. strIdIng 70 her. lIft.
ell both cIInched hands above her
head.
"1yan-oh. mother ~ Godi-Iyani
Don't Nil me-" she gnspcd.
For moment be stood over tes.
then collapsed Into a chair. where he
wlltcd. sobblng violently.
fx..Ws-ws..l
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COPYRIGHT. 1909. BY AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
Of Preceding Chapter.

CHAPTER I.-Daniel Voorhees, Pike,
rising young Kokomo lind LAWYER,
hears that his ward, Ethel Granger
Simpson, is to be married abroad to the
his OF an English earl His father was
son nearest friend, and he has long loved
the girl. He goes abroad 10 arrange
with her the business matters connected
with her marriage. II-Ethel Granger
Simpson and her brother. Horace, have
become anglomaniacs and are spending
much OF their late fathers fortune i'll
travel and entertaining. They become
intimate with Lady Greech, the Earl OF
Hawcastle, his son, Almeric 81. Auhyn,
and Comtesse de ChaInpigny, an adven-
turess and associate OF the eari's. They
are al hotel at sorrento, Italy. Ethel
promises to marry the son because she
Graves title. III-The Russian Grand
Duke Nssi.i is shortly 10 arrive at the
same hotel incognIto as Herr Won Grol-
lerhagen. IN.-The Earl of Hawcastle
is in need Of money and wants his son to
get huge settlement of money at his
marriage to Ethel. An escaped Russian
bandit is located at Sorrento. V-For
some reason the comtesse fears the al
lcSSu DdIldll - ono lNdnOH. Athletic
tells his father Ethel has accepted him.
NI-Horace agrees to persuade his sister
Ethel to settle $75o,ooo on Almeric. VII
Ethel tells Horace of her delight at the
prospect of her coming marriage into
the ancient family OF the ST. Aubyns.
VIII-von Grollerhagen arrives with
Daniel Voorhees, Pike on foot, their auto
having broken down. IX-Harold, Ethel
and the Hawcastle party are disguised
with what they term the american
Manners of Pike. She tells Pike of
her identity. as he hid failed to recog-
nize her in her European clothes and
European department. X-Pike refuses
TO consent as her guardian to her settling
$3.50 600 on Almeric, and Ethel is en-
ragged at him. xI.-The Russian re-
fugee meets Pike, and the latter shows
him place to hide from the Italian po-
lice. Won CroileIhagen aids Pike to do
this. XII.-The fugitive tells Won Groi-
lerhagen and Pike how he came to be
present to the Siberian mines. Horace
falls in love with the adventures, the
comtesse. XIII-Pike tells Ethel that |
he can never forget how she used to
sing Sweet Genevieve" back home in |
Indiana. XIv-Hawcastle tells Pike |
that he viii have him put in jail for
sheltering fugitive from justice unless
Pike gives his consent to Ethel's mar
rage with Almeric.
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Q box that lay there with a bottle.
1 thought 80. Russian., be said
and In answer to Pixies look Of inquiry
went on. That man. your friend, who
calls himself Won Grolierhagen, Il MOI
Q German-he IL q Russian-not only
that-he Is Russian noble. I see II
In hundred ways that you cannot
He helped 20 this afternoon said
Daniel, but Ivanon did not seem 20
bear him.
Il have felt II inevitable that I
should 90 back TO Siberia ever since !
came here
Perhaps began Daniel, but the
other interrupted
There i no perhaps for me. There
has never been perhaps since I met
Helene. my wife-she who sent me 20
the mines. she and my dear English
friend
For moment Daniel was thought
ful; then be looked up quickly.
What WIS his namey' be asked.
.'Glenwood-I shall never forget IL"
the Russian replied. He had con-
tracts with the ministry OF finance.
lie supplied hydraulic machinery TO
the government. The name Glenwood
means nothing 10 you. and there are
million HeIenes in France. prayed
God g LEI me meet them before was
taken, but He paused as a knock
came upon the door. I'll Is the carabi.
nieri. be said hoarsely and shrank
back.
Not yet" answered Pike quietly.
Go back 10 your room. We won't
throw our hands into the discard until
were called. and guess well keep on
raising" lie waited a moment until
1vanoff had retired and then opened
the door Mariana stood without bow.
ing.
sMlladi creecb-sbe ask you would
soak with her a few minutes" he
said.
Where Is shef" asked Pike.
@Hefe sir" replied the man.
TEL her - come right IN. An. come
IL, ma.afn." be went IN al T.ady Creeeh
appeared IN the doorway. when he
had closed the door behind her she
said coldly.
Ny brother.in-lsw feels that some
one well acquainted with Mlss Gran.
ser Simpsons ambitions and her inner
nature should put the case finally 10
yol before We proceed 10 extremitles.'
ale said.
"Yes, ma'nm. answered Daniel.
ms bfoiher.in.law has made as
aware n fbe state ~ affairs. and We
are az quiie ii sympathy a. 10 what
should lp duDe ~ sou. Dni N the Kind.
hess u aHf hearts We c0ndone yonr
pffense II ynu actede to our reasyna.
bic Demands
Daniel ttkcd III bis watch
In twenty ninutesYs be asked.
'In twenty minutes" she replied
frigidly
You sat he tod al n yon Did be
tel Miss Etirly Daniel asked.
III has not been thought proper.
Young girls should ~ shielded from
everything disagreeable.e she answer.
% poinpOusiy. and Daniel grinned.
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CHAPTER XVI.

WHISPER OF VENGEANCE.
"HE moment Lady Creech had
gone Daniel smiled broadly
for the first time since he had
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CHAPTER Nv.

HIS A RUssIAs xoHIxr
. he instant be had disappeared
lvanon crossed rapidly to the
small table near the bedroom
and picked up q cigarette from
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-11
Mr.. and Mrs. Welter presented with
an elegant chocolate set.

Mr.. and Mrs. Welter presented with
an elegant chocolate set.
Miss Lucille ouirk gave an informal
tea last Saturday afternoon for the
Misses Irene and Minnie Carpenter.
90
Mrs. w. Fl. Merritt and daughter,
Lillian, of Moorhead, are visiting with
friends I'm Minneapolis.
-ts-
Miss Jennie Simmons has returned
from Showers, N. D.. and Minneapolis.
She will attend Fargo college this
year.
o.
Atty. A. 9. Lacy is at Minot, ~. D.,
on legal business.
-Ssr-
MT. and Mrs. J. A. Watson and
Miss Constance are away on an ex-
tended eastern trip which will include
VISIT at Mr. watson's old home In
Indiana and stops In Pennsylvania,
New York, New Hampshire and
Maine. They will be gone about six
weeks. Miss watson will enter an
eastern school.
James III. Morrow returned the FIRST
Of the week from business trip 10
Cogswell
o.
Mrs. Hector Barnes has returned
from Grand Forks.
-Gr-
Miss Dorothea Mann leaves this
week for New York city.
o.
Mrs. otto J. Morrow went down to
Perham today.
o.
Mines. J. w. Morrow and r. r..
Grant are spending the week at Big
Stone.
o.
Miss Gladys Taylor has gone to
Lisbon.
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Cummings.

Cummings, N. D., Sept. 10D-To The
Forum: I. Mclaughlin left Tuesday
night for Monmouth, Ill, called there
by the dangerous illness Of his father.
Banker and Mrs. J. Fl. Hanson OF
Hillsboro visited lost Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. Carl @. Nelson.
Rev and Mrs. A. l.. McClelland OF
Hillsboro were calling on people in
town and vicinity on Thursday.
There will be services in the Con-
gregational church Sunday, Sept. IL.
at p. m.
Sever Hanson, who just returned
from nine months visit to Norway,
was greeting old friends here Friday
morning.
Albert Lindsay Of Illinois Is here
this week looking after his large
farm.
Misses Clara and Julia Olson left
Friday morning for Souris. N. D.,
where they will teach in the public
schools.
]. r. Elder Of ogden, ILL.,, is here
looking after the threshing on the
John Alstad farm. which he bought
last fall. Cor. C.
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DRAW VEIL FROM
SEWARD STATUE
PURCHASER or ALASKA HONOR
Ed Ar THE SEATTLE
EXPOSITION.

Seattle. sept. liza bronze statue
of Secretary Of war William II. Sc
ward. the father of Alaska, who bought
Tor d trining sum the richest colonial
possession Of Russia was unveiled to-
day on the green lawn IN front of the
seward mansion on Seward avenue, at
the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition.
The mansion. copied after the Seward
home In Auburn, NJ X. Ii New YOrk's
building at the fair
Secretary Seward said that q gener-
alton would pass before hts purchase
of Alaska YES appreciated Hia son,
cen. william Ell. Seward OF Auburn. m
III. delivered the oration at today's uSa-
yelling. Secretary Stewards grand
son was als0 present,
A little girl. Harriets May Baxter
granddaughter of Former Governor
McGraw of Washington, drew > cord
ana unveiled the statue. and tae band
played @rhS star spangied Hammer