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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12

Mrs. Belva Lockwood, who has gain.
ed fame as lawyer, friend of peace
an advocate of the rights of the
lnjuns and as suffragist and one-time
candidate for President, has now be-
come an inventor. She has contriv-
ed a paper milk bottle. which, she
holds, will eliminate much of the dang
er from germ-laden, unclean and 9th.
erwise contaminated milk. The bot
ties are TO be so cheap that they will
be used only once. and then de
stroyed
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12
That Summer Affair.

Miss BunkcrG met MIR. Trottcr in
Tie car today. You know We were
engaged at Atlantic Ctty. but hadn't
Noticed him since wc came back 10
i""u. WAS quite embarra sgd when
met him
Whist di1 YOU DOR
Wei l"t bin pay my fare"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12
Th-ir Turn.

WINS ling girls ana crow.ny hons
Were a- you know.
Beneath the han no longer than
Ten years ago.
But now they both ret ample chance
10 show their skill
And any day c1n draw biz y4v
IN vaudeville
-LouigyiUe Courier journal
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12

lOST-Fur neck piece-lost on Blue
field Ave. between Thomas and
Cherry street. Finder leave at 9l9
Bluefield Ave Reward.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15
LANES G.. SWEENEY AND
UNITED STATES SENATE

the state from one end to the other
in an effort to give the people OF Nc
vada two democratic votes IN the
upper house of Congress, to aid in
defeating the high tariff that i, prov
a burden almost too hard to bear
on tn people OF this country and to
aid in defeating the policies OF Al
drich and Cannon who represent the
monied interests OF the country.
That jim. Sweeney is A tighter, and
a good one. no one denies and there
are none i'll either party. whether
they be 4 friend or enemy III politics,
that will gaineay the fact that Swccn-
cy will make one OF the fastest cam
paign, that has ever been seen III
this state. That he is a man OF ablll-
ty none deny and in Jane, c.. Swccn
CIV George =. Nixon and the republl-
can party will find an opponent that
they must reckon with in no llgh'
manner
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15
Want Protection
for Jap Employees

SEATTLE (Waoh.), June l+.-De-
claring that the sheriff OF Snohomish
had refused to send Officers To the
sawmill town OF Darlington to pre-
serve order and protect the Japanese
laburcrs employed i'll the plant III
the United States Lumber Company.
who were driven on OF town ycetrr
day by whites, w. +. White, ocrrc
tary nl the company, stated today
that the Japanese would be sent back
and that a stockade would be built
to prevent a REPETITION CT yesterday )
affair. Mr.. White returned to Seat
tie today, after investigating the dis
turbancc, OF hi, company.
He declared that the outbreak wa,
inotigatcd by saloon Keepers and
irowned upon the presence OF the
Japanese in the town, because they
feared they would not be liberal pa
irons of their establishments.
The wage question he SAID did not
enter into the controversy, as the
Japanese were being paid Sis per
day, or practically the scale paid
white lubOrcra in other mills ior til,
same class OF work. The Japanese
were employed only As Ia
burcr, and and did not compete with
skilled American wurkmcn. Owing
to the inoCCessibility OF Darlington
the mill owners say. II Is difficult l.
get American labOrcr> and fur tina,
reason the Japanese were employed
Seventy-hve men are employed i'll tn,
Darlington mill and OF these all bur
twenty are white men.
Japanese Consul llayashi has no
completed his investigation into til,
demonstration against the Japanco,
laborers employed III the SAN mil
town OF Darlington yesterday, an,
pending the filing of his report de
clincs to discuss the case. Mr.. Hay
ASH went to Everett today to inves
tigatc the report that the sheriff O
~SnOhOmlsh county refused to- eenC
deputies to Darlington To protcCt tn,
Japanese against the outbreak which
had been brewing iur several days.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15
ALL READY FOR RECEPTION
OFROOSEVELTO ON SATURDAY

When Col. Roosevelt arrives In
New York harbor at 9 a. m. Saturday
June 18th, lie will receive the most
remarkable welcome ever accorded a
private citizen OF the United States.
The city, not content with pouring
its huge throng, along Broadway and
Filth Avenue. will begin the welcome
down the bay, where hundreds of
steamers, yachts and crafts of every
description will roa a stcam-voiced
salute, while bands play and the mul-
titndc shouts itself hoarsc.
From every corner OF the United
States and even Canada and Mexico
will come thousands OF visitors to add
their voices to the tumult when the
Kaiser Auguste Victoria, on which
the former president and his party are
passengers, cast their anchor At quar-
antinc. Foremost among the boats
revenue cutter Manhattan with Mr..
Roosevelt's relatives aboard. Close
at her stern will be the cutter Mo
hawk, carrying the two representa-
tives appointed by President Taft to
meet the famous hunter, scores OF
congressman, representatives, Cover
nors OF states, members OF embassies,
who will go down the bay unoihcially,
and prominent citizens from every
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15
WOMAN is FAKE

Rev. llornaday of tins city ha. re-
ccivcd 4 letter from Mrs. +. L. Gros-
beck, corresponding secretary oi the
Florence Crittendcu Home, OF Ne
vada, stating that u woman by the
namc oil Mrs. Jennie MacNamara is
collecting funds in thi, state iUr the
home without any authority what,o
ever and the money she also collects
she uses for herself. The officer, and
all the people are being warned
against the IN
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15

state III the UNION.
Colonel Roosevelt will leave the
kaiscrin and board the revenue cut
ter Androscoggin which will have
Mayor Gaynor's reception committee
on board, and followed by a great
i~iotilla. the cutter will proceed up the
bay and past the battery To Fifty
ninth street, where it will turn. and
hall an hour later, land At Pier \.
Here, on the broad lawn OF Battery
Park, where upwards OF 100000 per
sons can witnc,, the ceremonies.
Mayor Gaynor will receive the dietin-
guished citizen, and he will respond
to tn, address OF welcome.
The park will be gayly decorated
and will contain 4 court ot honor,
through which Col. Roosevelt will
pass to his carriage. The parade will
begin Immediately. In addition to
the police, mounted band, Roosevelt
Rough Riders, and the committee,
there will be i'll line the Spanish War
Veterans to the number OF about 3.
GOO. All other organizations will be
placed along the line OF march on
Fifth Avenue from Eighth street to
Eiity-ninth street. Many ui these
organizations will have their own
band and several, ii i, understood,
will throw arches across the thor
uughiarcS.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15
COLD NECESSITY

Now that the warn weather Is on
hand and will stay here for several
months the housewife is looking for
A refrigerator. NJ. \. Downey at his
furniture store opposite the Arlington
Hotel, has laid in a supply of the best
refrigerato:s at reasonable prices.
These necessary articles will be sold
from S. up. He asks you to call and
investigate.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15
IN RENO

Russell {. Jenscn,a "a banker OF
Gardncrvillc, and Miss Gertrude
O'lIara, oi Reno. were married by
Justice OF the Peace Davis in his Of
fee III the city hall. at Reno last
night. The couple will make their
home in Gardncrvillc. after a short
honeymoon to the Pacific Coast.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15
INJUNCTION DISSOLVED

NEW NORN, june l5,-Thc Unit
cd States c"ur of appeals yesterday
the tmp"rury injunction
against Glenn l.. Curtis and Louis
Paulhau, the Frnch aviator, i'll the
suit for inlriugumrnto ui ncr"plane
patents brought against them by the
Wright company controlled by the
Wright brothers.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15

JOB WORK at The Appeal OFFICE
$500 per week paid enc man or
lady in each town to distribute cir
culars and take orders for white
ibbon concentrated 0 alcoholic
lavors in tubes. Permanent posi-
ton. Experience unnecessary. J. 5.
Ziegler Company, 395 Como Block
Chicago. ml9t3
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS

The time having expired for dogs
to be at large without a tag it will be
necessary for all dog owners to call
at the county clerks office and secure
tags. The collector, Don Bohall, has
been instructed 10 destroy all dogs
found without tags.
GEORGE COMING,
City Marshall.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15
AT RENO

Mrs. Will David departed for Reno
last evening where she will spend the
next Jew days with her husband who
is attending the grand lodge OF Ma
sons in that city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15
ATTORNEYS HERE

\ number OF attorneys are spending
the day in this city in attendance OF
the district court which is being oc-
cupicd by the suit of the Receiver ol
the State Bank against the director,
OF that institution.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15
LOST

Ladies gold watch and chalaluin
pin, with monogram Fl. H." ON case.
Was lost between Mindcn and Gard
nerville last Saturday. Finder please
etu to this office and receive suitu
bic reward. jl5ti
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15
GRADES TO SEE PLAY

The graduating class OF the high
school will present its commencement
farce "a Scrap Of Paper to the stu
dents of the primary and grammar
grades Thursday morning At 10
O'Clock. There will be no admission
lee for students.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15

Nv 50
To Nuiu, D. II
prompt action Of ~
pieTcr's l. a.ortts
Prescription :
Nurnan's beauty do
penis Oh her health
Brauty IN ,lis cas-,
car H." Purchased
4 mulCty skim. a
Wrlnk.ed face aud
sunkrh eyes iuiIur
the GIsurut.s Of the
~womaniy functions
'upnd IL III dr'uauc
Tor healthy NuIn,t
not lur SEX AND
oiiiug ones.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15
GRAND LODGE. I. o. O. f.

The |. 9. Q. +. Grand Lodge OF
Nevada will convene in Reno ON the
22d inst. The grand sire, W. l..
kuykcndall, OF Saratoga. will he iii
attendance. The SESSION will be one
of the most interesting cvcr held i'll
the state, owing l." the ract thar ii
i, the first time that 4 grand sire has
ever visited 4 session al the grand
lodge held in this state.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15

Tue rFavOrjte Prescription is a lr~
er:ll, invigoratinG tonic. and 2 strength
rning ~nervine. Will. il you'll find rclie,
from sleeplcSsneSs, 5ackache and beuring
down sensations. It's u I~ositirc remedy
for those nervous cUndIti-ns brought Du
BY functional disorders such as NerVuu'
PrOstration. EXcitnbility. Painting Spells
Dizziness, and 81. Nitas'> dance. In ever,
ease OF female complaint it will benefit
or cure. You should not acCept a sutsv
ct. for thia nnn .alC"holi' u0edicina
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15
CIGAR Statesmen WANT EDEN

pericnCe unnecessary. Sell our
brands to the retail trade. Big pay.
Write for full particulars at once.
GLOBE r.GAR CO,
CLEVELAND, o.
Feb. 2S.. 100 insertions
Feb. %. to June .23.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15
WANTED

Two good Mattresses. Apply p.
O. Box ol8, Carson City, Nevada.
If you want something mat good.
drop in at Barkley's.
GO TO BARKLEE'S EVERY DAY
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15

Barkley's, saloon ext to the de
pot, for good drinks.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15
MASONS ATTENTION

\ called cOmmuniCa
ton of Carson Lodge
No. /. r. X \. Vi.
will be held Thurs
day evening at 7:3G
clock. All -emberS
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15

Don't forget the high school enter
Thursday evening.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15

are expected and sojourners are IN
Vited to be- present
by order If tie W. Nj.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15

JUST RECEIVED
New wall paper.
New Linoleum.
New oil cloth.
New Carpets.
At +. w. DAYS.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15

A stated convOcatiOn OF
Lewis Chapter, No. l..
r.. A. NJ. viii be held
Friday evening at 1880
O'Clock. \ full at
tendance of members is
com arc
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-15

Everything in the jewel line at
Golden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-14

Sn elmer Sarmer.@eaeno lpie il
Der unferen, baben Die boben greiie
Die fir @etreioe, 8ieb ii. 8efIiigel,
tuie iiberbniipt aIle gro6ufte, be5abli
iperoen einen ieltenen @rao mate.
riellen 8oblergebens er3eigt, llno
Sen amto6ebaitern iit es 5u gorneit,
benn iie baben cine gfeibp bon Sab.
rem 6iird MAIDEN miiiien, in oenen
ibr 5leib gering beIobnt ipurbc.
slber Die RebailIe bat aid ibre
acbrieite. Sir Sen 1aeeI6bner, ii.
fir ieoen @ann beiien 2obn elm
firer lit, iiit6 Die boben greiie cine
aroBe 9iiroe. 8enn G6pciue Iebcn.
sig 71a bis 8 Gents bos giuno
foitem 70 fam man Ieidt nusrcd.
uet, Dab 8Ieiidl, Biz Is ocn 9iif
BEG fleinen Ranncs errcidt, cine
t6enre Satbe miro. eoIlte rS ein
faneer, barter @illter perocn 10
miro ps In nanderi slrbeiterianilieI
fnapp bfroeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-14
6Ortiesung foIst.

Inter Oidter sdneebiifle i6Iafi
Die geiamntte Rntnr. 9aur lana.
| lam treiben Die SGfte, iui 6as notb.
ipenoigfte 2e6en 6ii erbaIten. 60 aud
tn 9einem Sorper. Gs feblt ser
Srieb, Der NIT itarfem 8uIie neues
glut IN ben abern bertbeiIt unb oas
alte, berbraiiate sii ben s[usideio.
itngsorganelt Der 2eber nno oengtie.
rem, forti6afft. Die sSolge oapon
iino: fable @eiidtsfarbe, 9opf. nno
Riidenidmer5en @Iieoeriueb, Sdpin
Del, Sersflopfen, @eii6tsit6rmgen,
geritopfung, 8eflommenbeit Ii. /. IN.
8as bilft oa2 gines Der idarfen,
dsenoen Gifte, nit ipeIdem getuiIien.
loie Guadiaiber Did beidluinoeIaI
lnodten2 8eliebe nid]tl Sieie giftig.
En- @fetafle, pie !. 9. 2nediiIbcr.
neroerben ntebr, als tie iiiiten fennr
ten iperm fie iiberbaiipt bon 9auben
ipdren. Denn iie fiibren nad ailscn.
grIcidteriing nnr nm 10
i6neller 8u poIIitdnoiaem Ruin ser
geroauungsorgane, 3. |. gum 3ooc.
Sort NIT bieien @iitcn! 9aur einI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-14
Statt Ohio, Staot SoIebo,
2llcas Gountn. sS.

SilcaS county, SS.
Sranf S. GbeneD befbp6rt, oas
er Der dItere Sartrler Der 5irina s.
s. GbeneD & SO. lit, ipeIde @eI6at.
te in Der Sta6t GoIeoo, in obpnse.
raniltem County uno Stadte tbut,
uro oab befagte 8irma ole Slmme
bon einbunoert Dollars fir icoen
5ali bon SatarrD be5ablel miro, Ser
onr6 ben @ebrail6 bon Sails 0at.
arrb.aur nidt gebeiIt iperoen Fam.
geidDoren bon mir uno
unteri9rie6en in mcinet
(Siebcl.) @egenpart am 6. Sep.
tenlber g(. 8. 1886.
q. @. @Ieaion, 5ffent. gfotar.
Salls 9ntarrb-Gur ipirh inner.
lid genommen, uno ipirft oireft aRf
oas @Iut uno Die idIeinligen Sber.
Hidden Oes Spitcms. 2aBt Sud
nnlionit 3eneHiile fonllnen.
s. S. GGenep & 50. SoIe0o. 8.
Berfnuft bon allen slpotbefern,
70. Sails 9SamiIipn 9SiIfen iiRS
oie beiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-14
!. 0ie gaillouri 4aeific Srer

Wouitain 9abn btetet piele ansieb.
enoe @inter @eiu6ssrte fiir &onrii.
ten. Ga 1T $Ot sprinas sraO bier
Su $auie; Gan 9lntonio elm ipenis
ipeitcr meg, ilno OIO @esieo, I'M
sluSIano, innerbalb SO Stinoen BON
ct. 9oilis. 9ieienigen iueIde 9lis.
funft ipiini6en iiber 8abrpreiie nnO
5obrplm nod oieien Srten iollten
fid idriftli9 ooer ntiinolid ipenosn
ar Us. 9. Rraemer,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-14
lin Cure aunOiaaft piro freunbdah aebetsn.


Mittel bilft: Die beiuabrten ct. Ser.
naro aral,terpiIIen, iene aus beil
beilfraftisiten 8flan8em setommer
Safte, subereitet nod Dem beipdbr.
ten Sabrbunoerte alien 9ie5ept Der
ipeilen @onde bon ct. Bernard.
gur fuenn On oieie ipabrbafte Sans.
ar5nei, Die in aIIen apotbefen au
baben iit, gebraudit, iuiro iid ali6
i'm neuel Sabr an Dir beiuGbren
mas oas 2ieo beripridt: Reues Sabr
giebt Soffnung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-14
aernnun,,, aslo.. greftaa, oen "A, aannar 1910


Ion iuo / 8atterie slrtilIerie, nad
Gattaro iutb oa9te nit bieier Sonb.
boil SrlppeH Die Sniureenten nnter.
perfen ail fnnnen. 9a fam er abcr
ifon on. Sdon ra6 Ia Sagen bot.
ten mir All 200 So6te umS @eriplm.
octe, aein Meni6 fann lid cine
goriteaung oanon MAIDEN, ipas ein
8interielb5ue III Sieiem Serriiienen
8ebirgslanb 6eoeiltet Die 8erae
Ger 9ocda Die Gattaro iinb aii 6et
groBartiglten @ebirgen 5u 5ablen.
Die es alif @rbeu gibt. @Iei6 ienf.
redf pberbolh Der Gattaro erbebt iib |
Der rieiiae 2oipeen, Der beilige Berg |
Der @ontencsriner. Die &riposiie, |
iporin ii9 Die meiiten Sample ab.
ipieItcn, lieet 1000 SUB iiber Sem
Meerc lrtto lit, 8niIden 5 un6 6000
Sub boben @ebirgsreiben ei,sge.
felt, cine natiirIi6e sSeitllng aIler.
erIten Eanges. Sierauf ipuroe oas
y. Irmeeforps mobil gemade. 9iS
a6er oaiielbe in Der 8oe6e eingetroi.
fen mar, gab es SdIappe auf SdIap
pc. Die bon Den Montenegrinern
often inlterifiitten Snilirgenten pnr.
ell in ibter grallen gsational Era6t
on oen &alffelien gar nidt bemerf.
bar itno, lodten llnire Srippen III
eiren Sinterbalt noh Dem anberil,
irt tpeld' lestere oieielbcn pflidtidlitl-
Digit bineinaufafIen ii1 Die @tiibc 5il
eeben idie,en. auf Dem &ieienfegel
oes @oIi @erb (4500) am gerias
iMf (3S00) imo Ser Iercima Cora
I(40009 pltroe ber5peifelt aefampit
Iilno ii6erall erbielten Die Grpppcn
eeiulaene Siebe. 0ie 9robiantfofon.
men (es ti,tBte 9llles auf 6en &iiden
bon Soloaten + ilt nj etrag en-
InerbetD p,lroen abgefougeli lmb maj
Iiafrirt, iobab Die oben befinbliden
2eitte i'm tiefen S6nee nod Dem
Sungertobe alisgeiebt Doreit 9a
ina6tc itd) 6enn General @ooi1 iel.
BIT aitf rd6 Gattaro uno nobm iei.
men Stdb nit. 9n bnbe idJ oann
5un erIten Wale 6ie 9ocde geieben.
Satte idon bas oalmatiniid)e 2ano
ii6erboupt ailf mid eincn eigner
Rei5 misaeiibt, 10 tbaten es 6ic
groBartieen sSioroe Der goc6e nod
I'M geionoeren Dieie 9ocde 81 Gat.
faro lit unitreitio cine Ser arobar.
ieben Die Serge SiroIS mo ser
S6pei5 fonnen ii9 faum oieicn rie.
lienartia bimmeIanitrebenoen pilb
l5erriiienen 8ebirgs5iigen 5ur Seite
itellen, iln6 mGbrenb obem gflles nit
tiefcm Sbnee be6eft ipar, er6lidte
ons sluee lGnss ser &iiite idjon bliib.
enoe Srangen, Seigen- ino Del.
bdllnle. 8od mir botten ni6t bict
Sell fir 9eiuun6erllng bon Saatllr.
idonbeiten ,oenn eben, als mir in
Riiano anIanaten, fam Die Ra6ridt |
bon elmer inteebe,rcn RieocrIo0c
brim Sort 8ragaiI.
8ortietuna folat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-14
Sins cincm Derfe6Iten aebem.
tstissen bon s. 6. s. gsadOrud
perboten.)
@adorud
(8te Sortiesung)

~
erreid,ten mir @ien, mo Der per-
fbIoIlene Sarg bilr6 8 Gage I'M 9fit-
terioole Ser &ofburg arifgeftelt lutb
! bon bunoerttanieilben bon gtengier-
iaen befi6tigt ipuroe.
Gs mar an eirem Sonntog Mit.
tag, als iid Der Srauer5irg bon Der
Sofburg aus in 9eipegllng iette, ,im
oen leeren Sarg III Die &aiiergrnft
al iiberbritteen. gorah Der fon.
manoirenoe @encraI, Sel05eugmei-
lter Sr. BON Waroicic, oann A &e-
ginerter Snianterie, 3 Suiaren-Ge-
ainienter un6 "a 8atterien Selo.lr.
tiIIerie. Damn foleten "a gebarniid
te 9feiter nit ge5ogenen S6mertern
,lno Die @eiitlidfeit nit Dem Shirt
Gr5biidof BON 8ieit Or &arl &alt.
id)er. Sierarf Der bon s &appen
gesogene Sobtenlpagen. lihfs -lino
rehts beipadt bon Der Srabantelt-
leibgarbe, Der gtrcieregnaroe itno
Der ingarii1en @arbe. Damn folg.
te at SUB Der Safer. &aiieriit Gli.
iabetb ilno Der jiurge 8ronprin3
&uoolf. Sieroitf oie Gr5ber5oge uno
Die Mitglie6er frentoer &egentenbau-
Ter. &ieraitf ipie0er 8 9feeimenter
Sufanterie, 2 gotaillone SclosSdger
nno 4 reiteroe 9atterien grtillerie.
Den SfInB unadte oas aaiier.llb.
laneuregiment nub slpei Reainlenter
9ragoner.
gomiraf SegettBoff uno ole gs.
forte, Die ben Safjer bon Merico ab.
9eboit -bd,ir atapaeis III Dem aapu.
5iner.aloiter, no iidJ sic failerIid)e
8rnft befin0et Sd babe sic foIgs
enoe intereiiante @egebelbeit gang
genau gcIeben irn6 sebort, ipeiI cs
mir moglib geiuoroeii mar, in sic
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en-, Der gons nabe beini 3bore bes
9Ioiters itano.
slIs oie 2ei6e(2} oes aaiicrs
BON @prico beiw Sbore angelangt
par, flopfte Ser geibsoroe.S .Sapitan
@eneral Der aabaIlerie @raf Grim.
rle) breinal at 6as Sbor. Ger in.
men ftationnirte Grior oes alolters
fragte: "sSer mill bier Ginfab2,,
iporaiif bon g(uBen 6ie glntiuort fam
@Sr. @aieitat. ser 8aiicr bon a2er.
iro. slnf oieie slntiport fraate Scr
Srior oreiniai: Ser fam bier nid,t
bercin." @rrcutes oreimaIiges aIo.
ZEN iiito oieieIbe 6rage oes griors.
9iesmal bieB oie slntport bon bran.
Ben: ~er56er5os Seroinano 0tar,"
9erielbe oreinaI gegebeue abidIaa.
ige 8ei6eio. aIs nif oie brittle
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aihtport lam: "8rnSer ferdinand
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anH bcrein fpmnten.g 3ur iel6en
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1iOnde, Dos Sbor ipuroe ae6ffnet
mo Der Sarg ipltroe bon t2 Sffi.
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Den berrlifen iilbcrnen Saraen ser
aaiierein @aria abereiia uno ibres
@emabIs porbei III oie ioaenonnteI
ileue @riift getragen mo- CT nod,
bcnte dif 6eiieIbeii glate itebt. Der
Srior bes alofters bctete ein @ater.
inter iuo Die 5cierTidfeit mar 8ul
Gnbe.
Die faiierIide @ruft beltebt aus
4 Rdnmlidfeiten. 9en @itteIpitnftI
biioet oas obeneripdbnte berrIide
8eltfnlaI ais aetriebellem SiIber.
3lt ben 6iiBer oeiielben befinben
lid Der Cara oeg Menfdenfreluloes
auf bem sbrone Soicpb H.. lino Der.
lilti ole SGrde Der snI,Ireid,pn iib,in,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-23
"THls is MY 5sRD BIRTHDAY"

Mgr. Charles Octave Gagnon of
Quebec, one Of the prominent prelates
OF the Roman Catholic Church in Cam
ada. was born in Quebec. Dec %, 1857.
His education was received at quebec
Seminary and Laval University. AZ
ter leaving the university he continued
his ecclesiastical studies for several
years and in 1882 was ordained TO the
priesthood. In the same year he was
appointed secretary of the archives
and master Of ceremonies 10 the Arch
bishop of Quebec. For more than ten
years he filled the position of treas
urer of st. Charles Hospital and since
1890 ne has been chaplain Of the Ste.
Jean Baptiste Society of Quebec. Mgr
Gagn on was one of the leading pro-
motel's Of the first Plenary Council in
Canada, which met in Quebec last
year.