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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29

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Rontag. aerbelluppe. SdlatcH
nao Gtobrriibcn nit Sdgre;ReidHit.
5eln.
9ienstag: aafbfIeiK brirbe. r.
&aibileiih nit 3it%roneniauce unO
&rattartoifein.
Witim d: Npiclpeiniuppe. -
8ratpiIritden nit Acknowledgements
@onnerStag; Grbieniuppe
Gicrtuhen nit 8opiialat.
Sreitaa: @rnrpen Suppe. -
@eodmpite SluHocrn.
5onnabenO: Eluff6obnen nit
&ammelilejidA
Sonntdg: 9fnoeliugpe. nrnge
Sans, Salat. aompoii mo Aprifo.
ienreis.
Sunge @onS. ~ Die gut ae..
l0u6erte mo 5rred)tgenIadHe @aHs
miro iHnen mo auBen nit S0l3 ab,
9erieben. Gam itedt man entlpeoer
einige Stiele @eiiuB Oen man por
ber mt todatOem 4Slller gCbriigt
bat, hlneIn. n0er man madi eiac
Sarce, m6em man Yeber un0 Maaea
brlIbt. ieln badt. nit eebadter Meter
title. %8eriGuier. in Butter ein lueniJ
ourdgeOiiniteter ,}utebel. uicr bis
ilnf acriebenen talten A~artpfieln. !
Hi0. aehddtcm nlnacreH robcn Shirp
ten mo ctluaS IN ieIne gSiirirl az
ldlnitteuen Sped miidH. 0icic WSaiie
. gtInHtcn in etlpas Butter 0nrdl
0lInltcn ldBt un0 Damn nod Elm bis
}pei Gier. Snli uu0 MtuMatHuB Nls
5lliilat. aiit Oieier SARGE iillt mat
0te W1ne ndht lie 3lL 1tht sic IN ser
lallene. gelb lcnsahte Butter mo
brit nc bci fleiBiacm @ssie6ss an0
9eleacntllhem &~ad)flaen non ctruas
todlen0em &aiier im0ien id]on mcidl
mo braun. 0ie S0uce miro mad
Se0arf entiettct nit etpas in @ai
Ter pcrQuirlicm a0rtoiielmcbl icinla
9enadt unO iorgialtia abaadmedt.
prltOleH nit n tets. lln9e.
fabr imoli gpritolen mer0en leidl1lt
III @dliten 9eihnitteR Die &erne Ell.
lernt. ciniae 0auou i'm M6ricr ae.
ltampit nno BE Sanenferue berllls.
aenoalmen. .e 9lprtoien Ndlitei
laBt man nit y @iuto acricbeneiu
3udcr. Oeu man nit 0ent Sait uon
Spei 3itronen ar~8cieu6hct bot, uu0.
Dem Aernen lonaiam meih toden.
entIeypt bic aene umo fiiIlt I'M iiber.
Ole III Ste Mitte einer iicieI SdYii
ieI acotoitte 6riatt. @linOberitm
hdltit inali tiheu @rols Don J Qi0
in Milh Attdi ctfdbS 3nfcr ueih
BeauPntcHY 3nlcet nit sluci 6is orei
5cranirttrn @ieru oermiihtcu &eiS
Den MON nadg5elie6eH nod nit etguas
5ridiciait iibcriiileu Tam.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29
Ter auIoousrbrandl Der 8'cIt.

Iie einiuar p0u robgm aafao in
Teutidlan0 5etrdat. mie mir elmer
StaHiiif 0eg llndhau aiuebmea,
jd6rlih ii5er 5000 Ionnen mepon
ein arober Ilsil tn Decentralization 81.
itanoe ausat t3rt miro. JrnHireidj
importiert n3rlid iiber 25.0D0 Iou'
nen. Soaan5 1850 Tonnes r0bei
aalao. Gn3lluo iahrt 1880 IoH.
Heu roben aaiao Elm. wooon nber MIR
% 200 IouHsH fir ein9gimiideU @2.
braud 1905 Uerpen0et mur6en. Gis
enaliihe @u ilHr BON Ngbereitetcr
4afao uno SdofolaDe baite 1905
nur etnen@e rib pom 2575O0 Collar.
ndhren0 enllaso c0m slontiugni
iiir mg6r als iieb5ebH Willlionen Mt.
fal6te. Ii aafaoeirfubr 0er @grci.
nIaien Siaa.eH belief lid 1903 oni
run0 4s7 900 Gonn-E bic bauptiah.
LID aus MeiuHoien arb 3raiilieu IA.
men Die 8lisiHbr poR 8ubereiietem
Qasao uno zhotDlaoe ans ben Ger.
einiaten Staaten boiten eiHen @erts
ron H5er ietBg5n 0iaionea III.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29
sOnntassbOte, Ss'lpamfce, goantas, 20. Slnsnf 1909.

taeaters perifGiien. Tie SHminSle.
rim 0erauiaBte Sic Tilfer mo Ai
alie0er Der Samiiic Salleghrint st Ell.
ner 6eilc nah Dem 9raunidppciai
MeH StaatsmiMter. SCI BEN lie audi
cine An0len5 crulrlen unO bic Srei.
lalimHg 0cs geAtcsfronfen $. 81 err
reihen ntdsteH, um aber ihlieBiih
pegcn mcdlien0cn 9enebmenS an sic
Snit ~bei0rovrr N merOen. Gle An.
geFlagte lieB ltf 0oiir cine @roidle.
ein Nseaailon un0 cine aroBe @uOpe
geben ul0 lies lid ldnaere Belt bin.
OHrh Uon scr Srau 3. Die Nausar.
beIten MAIDEN. I'll Sdmin0lerin
tatte a%ngeor0net oaB Dem Braun
ldaucIgildlen Wiiniiier @ohnen Dor oie
6iiBe geDorien mer0en ioQten.
Ter 3eugm Gbefrau SaOguig hat
Die Anaetlaate ans Dem Saiieeiae Sic
Sufmft propbe5eit. Sic bebauD.
tete. Ole 3eltgin lei eiieriiidtia qerue.
fen. gie 3eueiH bat lid, uon Ser
SdmIn0ierIn cine weiBe TSlii9iqfeit
IN Den Arm eiRipfiten laiien. gieie
einlprIemlg i0ate Die Sreue oes @5e.
mannses e 0aHerno gelpaarleiiteA.
Die 3elgin bat Oaran geJiau6t url0
bat Der ShmtnOlertn lures @a0,
eiien. 8leiOer HRo einen Seiiel ge-
idleHft.
&or @eridH erflarte SIC aQer0iugs
lie iei iest Soft lei Can't furiert. 1ie
Gbeirau ShHeemaan flaate nit
ihren StieigeidHpiitern. ole ihr en-.
piobleue SdaDin0leriu ioate Die &id-
Ter beberen uno ibr su einem iiesbai-
ten $ro5eB perbelfen. 81 Der @e.
heyula Der Rihter geb0rle cine nei,e
YiIppe i'm &erfbe Don 20 ST.. Die
oie 3eu9m fa1tien mubte. Gle 3ell.
gin. Ole beate nod nidt 0auon iiber-
5eugt ut, 0aB Die Angeflagte ntdt bob
beren tann. bat cine furdtbare Nn0it
Oieier gebabt. gle lit ron ser
Shmin0lcrin nit Der AnberltHa ei-
ner &rdHtbeit be0roht usio bat In
ibrer Angit Ibre poli5eilide Ausiage
5unadJlt mIOcrruieH. 3ie 3eugInnen
~erfl6rten Damn 0aB Die Angcfldgte
ailh Dor Der &~erbanolung nod ner-
iudlt babe tic 81 OeranlaiieR. nidlt ae.
Qen lie aus}ul0geH. SdJiieBlid bat
ole Augeflagte Der 22iabriaen Saits.
todlter Niinna Neere ans ScelSe Dors
aclogcn, iie babe Elm @cbeimmitteI
DAB lie 9erfcbr nit einem Wnnn er-
balten tonne. Die 3emsiH bat Die
ii6lihe 4rmeiniprieung betommen
un6. Oaiiir 10 @t. an sic Sdapiu0le.
rim besa5lt. Gle crfldrtc ami @eiru.
qen un0 inter auaemeiEem Weladl
ter: las Wtittel babe bel ibr Hitt
gebolien.
Gas auditorium fam in 0ieier Ser.
hanOluug iibrigens uoa AMI ieine9iedr
mina. Gie 9IngeflaQte fiibrte n1ni,
lib nit furdjtbarer 8ereoiamteit Die
standardization Acknowledgment un0
gebauptungen gegen 0ie 3euainBeit
ms Iel0 unO Oieie iielen babel init
in S5nmaht mo %betbeuerten ihre
ooaige llnidulO. Ter &ertreter Der
Anflaqe be5eidnete Oas Srciben ser
Auqetlagten ais Elm senleingeidbrli-
dies mo beautragte eiu Sabr @e.
ianQnib. Gr betonte oaerOinas in
llebereinitimmnng nit Den &ert1ei-
oigern OaB ser AngetIagten itraimIl-
oerno 3ugute 5u redlnen iei. oaB tie
in 10 leid)ter @eiie cine 10 groBe Pin
3ahl gut.gldubieer 0pier geiunOen
babe. Gas @eridt erfannte gegen 0ie
atseftagte aui orei Monate @efdn9-
niB. @epiB cine milOe Strafe, ober
idlieblih baber oie 9ummen oodl
ielber lhuIo, peHn tie nidt ale iuer-
oen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29
Rfferret.

In ser 9erliHer l~tlrfDeriit6t iino
M 9e5enapartigen COMMENCEMENT
III 6rauen imnatrifnlirt, ilus tt3
WeBr ais I'M lesteH @interiemeiter.
X =
9fit Sem dbihlieBeHoen Som.
mcrieueiter merOen ole eriten abiol.
nirten weibIiden Sn1enienre aus Sen
poiptehHilten 8ltrien aus Heters.
burg eutloiieH.
Die Eedniide @obIhuIe in
Yiiiuden 5ablt I'M l~arfenOen Seme.
ter 10 Deiblide Scorer Il Stuoie.
renOe - 0oipitontinuen) uno sIDor
pcnidlen 3 9anen Die allgemeine, 1
DC &auIHgenieur-, 9 ~(oarunter 1
SMoleren0e) Die &shiteftenabfbei.
lulhl. 1 Die Misunderstanding 9L6.
t5eilun5.
gSadoen irn Sntereiie Ses
renOiprahljden llnterridts bereita
cine &ereiH6aruna sum 31ped oes
Sehrernueu Nustuuihes swIiheH
Berlin unO @aris setroifeR puroe,
mt cine a9nIitc 8erabreolrng MN
aidl Gufiden Sem preuBideu Sui.
tnSHiattcrium lulO Dem gouro OF
GOucdtiOn III 2oUOon 5l Staroe ge-
f%ourueu.
In sen iran50itihsn ltniperiiti-
ten uno &otihuIen ituoieren sar
Belt 1909 6rauen inter oeuen lid
1913 MnsldRoerimen beiruoet. Bon
Oen peiblid)en StuoierenOen wi0mr.
ten iih t7l7 Sem Siterehuituoium
$50 Dem meoBtaiihen. mdbreno iih
Goa Dem Sutoium Der erofteH @Ii.
ieuih0iteu un0 149 Den 4ebtstUtiIes.
ihdften 5inuon0ten.
= = =
Ils critic IoIiseiu1iitpntin III
gSteu amlrOe Srdulein 1rau3isfa
NeiieIcp anQcitelt. Die Tame iii
gbioloentiu ser geiperbIiheu Sort.
biiomWsidnile im0 ser 9ehrerinnen-t
&il0unaSdmtalt. mo itanN bereits
ieit eiRiNer Belt BET ser RoI5ei+0i.
rcition ais Manipnlantiu in Ser.
mcu0ung. Gle 1T Dem 8eierenten
iir SlWenoiiiriorge. 8egieruHgsntb
Vino. 3uaetbeilt uuo fiibrt oen EiteI
ugliintentin fir SSitgenOfiiriorge".
%hre Auiaabe lit eS, Den SerFebr 5iui.
iheu ser Siderbeitsbeb0roe unS ben
priOatcn @nitalten iir S~ugenOiar.
Jorge ST uermitteln.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29
slud, cinmuhiOir Siid,c.

H-A #.-E-s-
Wcridic. 0ie oea anior0erunlet
Der mo0erueu @rRabmm9sleJre eni.
iptedPH 0as beibb Ole eie4iiir oen
menld6idleu SraaaiSms notbpepoiae
@lenae BON @npeiBitoiieH Soften uao
aGblalp0raten eRtbolten. brnndt man
0lrd0us uiht mDer 9urlstiide ODER
auf Dem Iiid Der 9eidlen sn indien.
SIN @egentbeil iiHbcn pitrta cineii
Der beideibeniien msa Dmfsthiimlidl.
item @eridte cine 3uiammcniteaina,
ole man in Der StHiiA ais aeraoeiH
m%uiteraiiIiia beseid9ls EQaH .gqlpgia
IN aartoifeln unS Stthi1. Nydbtei0
Der Serina cine GtueiBmcnae 6eiitl.
Die Dem oes 3Ieiides Der ShIadt
tbiere geleidlsomWt. audi reihtidi
3ett .i0iO 4dbriqiie beiigt lieiern
oieaartofYW ole tI9t6i1e 0lenac BON
aoblebrQg II 1u 8reis Oieics
eilens III fth 70 Jlic0ri1er 0aB mir
in ION e!F' i6irtG8cs 0Hfsnabumas.
mittel bgbql. bls aud allJemeiH ag.,
idabt mrs.
llrbcr sen @crii1 iino nidt piet
grtldrmaeH n0tbia. Nan temut iJt
in ieiner 0a~uertlficitea Sorm ais
2al3s unoM0uhberiug. in 0cn pifau.
ten 3itridhmgen oils Brat. unO 5eli.
fatefAcriua uno euoIih. Inn sic Belt
oes &aayiianas ais iriiden ooW
ariiuen Seriua. @er SIR 3eit ogs
Serum iMas an 0er5ee meilte.
fam itd elm glib bon Der uRaebei.
feu &cidbaItiateit oieier Mleeres-
ernie wenn mon 10 io9en fam
madles. Sn UHcu0llden meroeu Die
~ es6aarea auordnaenoeH 1iidc
aefa,Wen, u%erarbetct nhO 0erianDi
m%eileimeif in's gano binein Febt Ser
idnrie Tidnerudl lmb Der 6tiienoe
9iauh Der IN ueaef lb1tigseit Be-.
iin0lidgn GduderaeH.
Iem NeriHs vgrpashi ihio Die ae.
iatlcn IN Ben Nanoel fommen0en
SarOcaen mo SoroiHen. oic in Gel
Derididi aefoen iernes 0ic 5proite.
ogreH Naiie meiit inter oem 0anl.
bafm Sammelname aieIcr 2prottc
ggrtaHii miro. Elm ieiner. leidt geiai,
3eAer mo ggrauderter 1iidl llntcr
anidopis reiiiebt mau cbeniaqs
heringsartiac slide Ste nit @eDiir.
sen cin1elc8t iin0,
glebeu oea Serinl ba5eH iit sic
noroieeiiid uelGroinas @eliung eros
cert nor allem 0cr zdeaiiin mo
Scr gleidialls III groBen NleHaen
aeiaHgeue aabglinu Der iid BON ocm
eriign oard eimen m3iii i~dNBererer
aro6eren 40rpcr unl einen fur3en.
0ideu glariia0en utter Dem Qinn
lmieridei0at. Ron 0cn 9lattiiidea
lit Ser 9r0Bte Der 6eilbnit Ser oft
0Hd aeinlgu Ueridlidt miro, nn0 Scr
ieiniie Der 5teAbuii. ser meiit nidlt
3a BEN biiiiaen 5eeiiitleR aeh5rt.
Sghr piel Dermenoet mer0en Ger.
}itIt1e, ,Silinoer, WoiDbHIt uH0 Wgaii.
butt BE lebteu Deroeu i'm ginnei,
lamb meiit Sdolie gru0nnt. (Wau
fam IN ben SiidGmn6lunaen Des
giRncnlanoes oft gan3 merhuiirOige
SeeiiidbeHeHnuaaen tennen lernen).
Inter 5todfiid Deriiebt mon IL Der
SaltDtode MISUNDERSTANDING 06er
6o0iih. Gr 8eidnet iih bard eingu
mfberorbenfllti bOhen Gipeia3eball
frirfd Is bis 80 Qro3eai) aus mo
wiro IN ben tafboiHhsH @eaenoea
3ur 1aiiea3eii Diei lefauit. Dor or
9ifbeteituna mfr ey III peiAem 0ai.
Ter einige Stmbeu w6Iiern.
Dan foHierDirt 5ii6e ieruer onrdi
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g6nOrmitat.

aopiiblttdno itaunte Der @eiDeu
iDegen
@or Oft Ser @euoien gauge &C.
mein0e:
&c maren ali 3fDe; I'm 4mte 4oE.
legen
limo fUarcl trosoem I'M Sober
6reunoe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29

Ran iie1t Die glumen pelten uuo
oie 8iatter ialien, aber man iiebt
aHh 5ridte relieB uno neue Nnos.
pen feinen. Gas &eben gebort 0en
Hebea0iqen ol, uHo mer lebi, miig
aui &ediel gsiaBt IeIn.
Soetbe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29
J anf umwsssu.

g3it Sbr 1atte oenn wirfli5 70
9ei5igT"
limb DBL @enn i'd e. @annen.
bao min. mus id minbefiens esnru
9scnat berger rad Siteaos rssIaTs
aenl@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29
!, geObadtnus.

llno lei Elm Wf1i6 auh nod 70 tod
Sm Wi0ripl ~ ih bnb's er.
PROFIT -
@enn man fbn ielber tiidJtis lobt,
0ann Dir0 er plosIih eiaiittsoon
.. g. 70.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-29

Dit Oen nbihlieBeHoen Som.
nerenelter iuerOen ole eriten abiol.
oirten Weiblihen eSiaenieure aus Oen
poiptehHIltle 8urien aus Heters.
burg e%rtl0ileH.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-30

PICTURES FROM ROOSEVELT SECURED
LIAM MILNE. WHO is TO HEAD AN EXPEDITION TO HUNT
ROOSEVELT. LEFT
LOWER PICTURE IS ROOSEVELT. UPPER
PICTURE ARE LADEN SKINS HEADS
ROOSEVELT TROPHIES.
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CHAPTER XX.-Continued.
"But certainly, dear Etfenne," he
said affectionately, sucking at the
cigar his host had tossed him.
Where shall l find this fellow?
Rue st. Roch-name of Cornoyer.
Any relation to old Cornoyer, for
merly of the Foreign Affairs? His
son! I shall be glad indeed to
act for you"
"TryIto arrange for pistols" the
Due 81 suggested, land you'd better
cut round there now. 1t doesn't
do to be late in such affairs"
II fly" Tissot-Latour assured
him, struggling out of his arm
chair with an effort
mot a word to a soul on the sub
ject," his principal warned him
sternly, and he looked downcast.
He had counted on some prelimin-
airy credit in the circles he fire.
quented, would even have risked
official displeasure by letting the
newspapers know In advance Of his
aristocratic engagement.
IF anything's heard about 1t I'll
hold you responsible" the Due
continued menacingly. you'll have
plenty of notoriety after it's over"
me! seek not notoriety," his
disappointed second assured him,
NOR would l even appear In such
an affair for any one but you,
Etienne."
He painted round to the Rue st.
Roch in the afternoon sunshine,
and the concierge there ushered
him into the room in which Cor
meyer was waiting him. 1t did not
take Cornoyer long to find out
what sort of fellow he had to deal
with, and thereafter all went
smoothly, since TissOt-Latour con-
tented himself with agreeing pro-
fusely to such arrangements as the
other cared to put forward. 1T
was thus settled that the meeting
should take place next morning,
as soon after dawn as there should
be light to shoot by, since the wea-
pons were to be pistols, at 20
PAGES. The place. Verrieres.
Tissot-Latour was charmed with
his colleagues civility, and linger-
ed with some idea of ingratiating
himself with him for future effect,
but Cornoyer having got through
with the business in hand became
suddenly uncommunitative, and
the aspirant to his friendship was
on the point of departure whNp
O'Ferral walked in upon them.
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Spect0 Correspondence to The Press
LOS ANGELES, June 30.-With
the intention of hunting "Bwana
Tumbo" and incidentally other va
rieties of African game, a small
partw Of we'll to do men of south.
ern California will start early in
September on a hunting trip to
Africa, beginning at Khartoum and
working southwark to meet the
Roosevelt expedition that is gradu-
ally working nOrthward from the
Uganda district.
William M. Milne of this city,
who has escorted parties to nearly
every part of the globe, will have
charge of the expedition.
At Naples the party will be
Joined by two European naturaists,
who are well versed on African
fauna. Landing at Cairo, the party
will tsart on its long trip up the
Nile to Khartoum, where the cam
els, native beaters and porters will
be secured.
"The hunt will begin as soon as
we reach that point" said Mr..
Milne, land we will work south
and southeast toward Gondokoro
in Uganda. We should meet the
Roosevelt party about half way be-
tween Khartoum and Gondokoro.
by starting our expedition via
Khartoum We will avoid the strict
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bitterly how long it would take the
Duchesse to find out her husbands
character, and Let his grudge
against the Due grow unchecked.
From the restaurant Cornoyer
took him to call for friend at the
Bristol and he went, almost with
out volition, rather than be left
alone with his thoughts again. The
outcome of their meeting with the
chief cause of his mental anguish
filled him with an unholy joy. He
hurried Cornoyed back to the Rue
st. Roch as soon as he decently
could, and set him down in OFFER
rails apartment to wait the coming
of M. lie Dues representative in
the matter to be arranged.
The correspondent expressed no
surprise at finding his premises
thus occupied in his absence, but
nodded greeting to the young
Frenchman and turned into Quain-
tance's sitting room. He was still
wearing the evening clothes and
light overcoat in which he had
parted from Madame Cornoyer at
the palace entrance, was, as al
ways, neat, unruffled and incon-
spicuous. Quaintance jumped from
his seat as he entered, Cornoyer,
who had at last got rid of Tissot-
Latour, close at his heels.
"Confound you, O'Ferral!" he
cried GROSSLY. where have you
been? l sat up all night expect
ing you"
Cornoyer winked warningly from
behind, but O'Ferral needed no
hint as to his friends unfortunate
frame of mind.
Been to Havre," he rejoined
pleasantly. and, having helped him.
self to a dring and a cigar, sat
down. Caught the 12:45 there
and have just got hack. Had
hurry call at the last moment to
say that l was to CO. Only time
to send you line, and-here I am:
What's doing?"
Cornoyer came forward ana
"Well?" asked Quaintance.
Tomorrow, at dawn" said he,
behind a cottage at the edge of
the Bots de Verrieres. Pistols, at
20 PAGES. Two shots"
Zone will be sufficient" COM
mented Quaintance, "but you were
quite right to agree to second,
J. j."
O'Ferral looked grave.
~. j. he remarked, seeking no
superfluous explanations, 81 want
you to do me a favor"
Consider it DONE" replied the
other without hesitation.
Il want you to let me take your
place tomorrow at dawn"
Nov, see here" the correspon-
dent continued in Difference to Cor
noyer's disappointment. II intro
duced you to Newman, and you
must let me take q hand in this
trouble. I'm better situated than
you for any affair Of the sort, be-
cause I have no family. II I had,
I'd stand out, as you're going to
do-to oblige me-"
"All right" agreed Cornoyer
with an obvious effort. IF New
man-Quaintance doesn't object,
have 1t your own way"
II think O'Ferral's right, J. j."
said Quaintance. ~ really hate to
involve either Of you in such
business, but, since ! can't help
myself I'll have the one with the
fewest ties. I'm in your debt al
ready for all that you've done, and
no one could have made neater ar
rangements. You won't be sorry
this time tomorrow that you're
we'll out of it."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-30
sketch are skilfully portrayed and
appear true to life.
PANTAGES.

Considerable originality is min
gled in thea Wyatt sisters singing
ana dancing performance, and
their act is literally applauded.
Pongo and Leo, comedy acrobats,
give the audiences many good
laughs, with their grotesque per-
formances and comical feats in
midair on a balanced bar.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-30
HE OUTWITTED THE
POLICE

NEW YORK, June 30.-The po-
lice practically admitted today that
Leon Ling, slayer OF Elsie Sigel,
the American missionary, had out
witted them. They are still fol-
lowing every clew. with but little
hope Of catching him. The police
think he is on the Pacific coast.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-30

regulations made by the govern.
ment of British East Africa against
any other hunting expedition enter
ing that part Of Africa while the
mighty 'Bwana Tumbo' is hunting"
Mr.. Milne has just returned from
Africa. When in Mombassa he Sc
cured from a local photographer
the accompanying pictures of the
Roosevelt expedition.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-30
WASHINGTON.

"Dooley and the Diamond is
strictly a farce without plot, and
serves chiefly as a vehicle for
showing the antics of Eddie Girard,
who is clever comedian.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-30
FIFTH IS A HOLIDAY

Governor Hay has issued an Of
fetal proclamation designating
Monday, July 5, as the day for the
national observance of lndepen-
dence day. The Fourth of July
falls on Sunday. and the governor.
following precedence, has fixed
Monday, the fifth, for the celebra.
ton throughout the state of Wash
ington.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-30
Amusements
ORPH EU M.

There is lot of up to date life"
as seen around the big hotels OF
America in the laughable sketch,
Trimmed" by Madge Pierce and
company. The characters in the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-30

One woman can meet another
woman for two minutes and de-
scribe what she had on for two
hours.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-30
WASHINGTON THEATER
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
WEEK COMMENCING MATHk8
SUNDAY. LIME ~. 1909

Special engagement "the Musl.
cal Comedy Prince Eddie Girards
and the Dainty Coincidence.
Jessie Gardner. presenting "Doole1
and the Diamond" Wonderful
European Acrobatic Importation,
The Damman Family, creators o.
startling and sensational feats.
Cogan & Bancroft I'm Fun on
Rollers" Scott & Davis, present.
ing a singing and dancing act
Harry Taylor. songster and CO.
median. Biograph.
Matinee daily a. 2:30. Two
shows every evening at 1880 and 70
Prices--15 and IS cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-04
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ST. JOHNSBURY.

The final contests Of the central Cale-
COMA supervision union, which includes
Barnet, Danvilc, walden and Water
ford were held here SATURDAY, The win
ners were: Speaking contest, ilrst Soc
tion. Thelma Burbank OF DanVille;
second section, Grace NJ way or Dan
Vile; spelling first section Florence V.
Clement OF Danville; second section. Al
bert w Stevens Of Walden. -Tho parish
toner's Of Grace Methodist church gave
the Rev. and Mrs joshua NJ. Frost a
surprise party Friday evening ana pre-
sontcd them with n purse of SOD MT
and Mrs Frost have been with TINS
church nearly seven years and each year
the CONGREGATION has shown its appre-
c!ation Of their work in some substantial
way.
Tie social event Of the winter season
was the annual rcutlcmen's night of
the St. Johnsbury Woman's cluh am
Pythlan hall was filed Monday evening
ut this alwavs delightful function. In the
receiving lire were the clubs president
Mrs Mary T.. Mackinnon the socono
vicc-prcsidcnt. Mrs Nclic +, Bundy, Ms
Ella iioruor ana Mrs. Anna S. Cross
The husbands Of thesc ladies also as
sisted i'm receiving The program was
given by Mr.. Anna S Cross, soprano
soloist Mrs Frances Ross Richmond
piano soloisi Mrs. jennie Cross 1rul
of Biddcforl Me. reader. Tho lattei
is the only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
George II. Cross Of this place.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-04
WINOOsKI.

Francis J Rice and Miss MaiNgold
Ada Wheeler Of burlington were unit
ed in marriage Friday evening by Justice
w II. Chambers. The younS couple VIII
reside in BURLINGTON.
At recent meeting OF inc S'I'''
men, u T. O'SulliVan was appo'H''"
town grand Juror to succeed '"'s'
Henry Conlin, resigned.
Henry paquettc ana M'"7 N"'
pa!gle were married at ~ frahr'S
Xavier Church Monday morning ny
the Roy. ]. +. Audet'
Edward Mooney and JoseP" l"!i''
OF Lowell Mass, were before '"S''O'
Louis Nhnccon Tuesday mo'n'"s va
charge of breach OF the peace poth
pleaded guilty and were nheu 80 a 'W
costs. Being withou funds 'n'S W.. -,
serve the alternative sentence u 90
days In Jail.
| Augustin Croto was arralRheu -,
| intoXlcation and was hu'u 90
| costs hut viii serve me
| sentence of 40 daVS in JAN