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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16
OFFICIAL PAPER.

II there is no hitch In the proceed
ings to organize Burke and Renville
counties, it will be necessary for the
county commissioners to appoint 9
county official paper in place Of the
Mohall Tribune, which will be located
in Burke County. Thi swil have to
be done at once. ....
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16
-! %ss5 ~ a n q m. 2 .a 5000,
PROF. DUNAEvSKi BACK

F. Prof. ID. Dhnaev ski, who left Minot
year ago to Plainview Tex, Il
back to dispose Of his property here,
He will remain week. The probes
sor Is at the head Of the department
OF music in a large college located at
that place, and states that he u do
ing well. He has a contract for two
years yet, and next year will receive
a salary OF $1,000. He informs US that
Mrs. Dunaekski as not well. She Is
in a hospital in Texas at the present
time for an operation.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16

IL John F. Mcknight Of the Mcknight
Land Co., will leave soon for Los An
geles, CAL, where his mother Is ser
iouslly ill.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16

Senator McCumber la improvin.
slowly. He Is able to walk about his
room. but win not be strong enough
to return to North Dakota before the
primaries. s
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16

The Magicians have arranged TO
play five games with Valley City at
Valley City, and I'VE games alter IN
1hss catys Thsy play ~ Wiliiston 70
day ana tomorrow. Trey play hvs
Games win The ooaogsd oophsFs here
next week
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16

WIN. Ehr, son Of John Ehr. has re-
turned from Notre Dame, where he
spent the past year attending college.
Mr.. Ehr made an especially fine rec
ord as an athlete during his stay at
Notre Dame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

attention. throughout There Is a
trlephpur song. Ia which the men ~
the troupe change thc boxra into
booths 90 make ghrir dates by
phone. and thc effect % animated
conversations between audience and
stage makes the usual hit
"huckins Rum billed ~ a mel8.
Dramatic epmgdy ~ naNsabln IN
spots. but tifesoms a. a whole The
same can BE- said of the ons.sct
salt, A f0ets Erfand. la which
the usual srio ~ comic messenger
boy. sweet young xifi and families.
y lfesHed Ioung man play the
icadm
Helen GRAVITY STARS in = caiuaA,
drama called The Akitstor Some
- Miss GFantiy's acting b. fealis
CLEVER hHt nt~ has made pnof
chnice ~ vehicle. e she desire a.
please. The Aeifsfor Is rsulets.
With sn1ss sorrow aHd hernirs. fp.
hYnrrd With rlQcWtlanary fireworks
Afr Gus bruno tells nun,her ~
dialect stories. f.e clair ard Saaip-
son open the Show With a traVesgy
nn the staEw situnN man rhey a.
sptnv very eieFer kymunstlc work.
and tFy hard 70 b. funny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
CHILL SAUCE-THATS WHY RICHARD
earle is NO LONGER IN LAMBS CLUB
by United Press.1

NEW YORK 29- may be the chill ss,es n, sa,,,
but be that as Ia fee. that Carrie comedian
the lambs club 49, 49, '" 'N"'
Th'nua had to pretty member OF tho cub
when an actor could the worth az .,
glass No oola statement Of Mr. caea reaeona
for jumping the Friday niuht AZ drner twr
when a was quiet and Joyous In An Of req
sonab and sedste Io there are lot
o. zine old gentlemen who dinner every evepno
Tuohey 1870 ~ ~" STU
Mr. Carrie who 10 agile got up and danced m n.
never danced the Tuohcy dance hen mr
care finished bis dance he standing Of cut
glass on the outside o. tho bar -"
that way said member speaking oonoootlon u Imported
by tho ehef "H hats VIVA, Il does. pasa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

sass afs tao xood acts Oh The
6sh@aai hlH this week Gladys
teksaad and Paul Maet'arsY. and
a. flsarfs Night hirAs Wher
s4se sringsd~ thea you've mark
K tks anly wsna ere ga the card
~ fhs possible exception ~ the
sFe8 rictares However. far two
krhl spp,s are very bright. indeed
ri eake 40 n snms degree for the
arzau o. iise balance ~ ths ahau
s1h trays eat over tea hours and
sr<s-ssarters q ne sort ~ saude-
ri ssat misht have been accept
~ y YsArs age
ielass Gladys lockwood Auf hsr
nilaT ssfe hsre with This Plano
gMas nnt - MANI months aN0.
~ lses get 4 reat welcome some
- s6fat TT Seattle sbaN xoers
on - fssfereace between good
rs Aaa sha bogus arliete. ard
Hsnuaie the PEAL thing even III
~ Nhsate the imitation
- s.sfkwaad Mast arty act H.
zsFz4 a. npportWnity for Miss
hfeset 70 slax aosne good sanxs
= 9 fstnisAoiy dreii manner and
r. z aAefarsy " render Some
HFa eane aasaa a. his awn sing
NJ As1spaainrnt. "a reverse tie
Aak etdr q fhinwA Ms H4s-
NAfs = ~ Thy and Alp. Hlu
Afaatls a. sting bY Mise Inek
~ 81 make sea fanEh and cali
ts&f saf uase
Ats arr snsaF excellent Nuiera
tsez Gus EsiNaras Might Birfs
~ = ~ = odd ensarh 60 h0iit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
MANY STAGE STARS
ARE MOTHERS


You seldom n ever picture your
fatuftte actress in tie role OF
mother The interest takun rs the
general public ia the temperance
pf Mrs Russell colt ethel Harry.
more On The atAgea~iNst month gave
evidence that Ia the r0ir ~ mother
popular actress holds the center
- the stage % real iife % a. great
an .ttrnt a. she does in the un
realiieN - tin and iiuaot
Eafis Ia January tbs sf0rk LEFT a
nsN arrival AZ the hoius q Mrs
Abraham t.cvey who - Miss Lillian
A&t~rtsnn. tho star ~ Paid in rulfa'
memory Mrs william FavrF4han,-a
Miss julie opp~b~canie mother
fpt svroud tire last summer
lillian Russell Anna Held. Eu.
sseir blair and Mad9e carr cooke
AH have EroWu-ap daughters. and
MAJ Irwin. Mrx i.eails Carter and
MrM. Tom Whiffen have xrawr snrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

filly koencn. gifted Dutch con.
tfalto, who Win be tho aoloiat IA the
ANth Atmphoay concert of the ~
attic symphony Orchestra az tho
MOORE Thursday evening. comes
comes herr from London. where she
kaNr concert under the direction
et Max Fielder Tier solo nnnhefs
we're keethovea's "Ahi Prtfida" and
Richard Strauss charming s'lyo-
nus Referring 60 the coneart. Inc
london Standard" said
Miss koonena singing 81 the no.
pie Serena and Aria. by beethoven.
brought out an her strong emotional
power and dramatic Instinct and
beauty u voice. which IL one ~
great range and sympathy. and haf
hhfHh aud diversity nf atyle wera
admirably displayed. She also sans
Tie subtle HYmnun 81 Richard
stFausN With keen perception ia All
IL musical depth
Nias koeucn will sing Hsethovsnt.
IN feffidp.e Max Fiedinra apis
NunikAntin" ffFrhe Tautbnt,rtue
Flayerl. ana one or more s,ransa
numbers here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

Plenty ~ tunrful music 4. found
On ths aeW hiii az the PantaHea this
week The Roma Aaxaphuua Quar-.
irtte makes The house. rrsapna with
saH rieh rare mnNle that may o.
produced upon these strange inasru.
meats
The Van Kaathnysn -Four appear
In very preftiis staged musical act
hefna able 60 sing and sing veil
they have selected repertoire ~
pugrh songs and she atmosphere a.
siNsa shem - the aeeus - their
singing being staged in Holland Az
appear IN butrh costumes and tha
general scheme ~ the acf - carried
aus Frry prrtfliv
Tire Nhelxsys pas ga a Nntd HeFos
battle stunt combining different
Kinds ~ cnntortinus with she aero-
battle work
Hustled Aspirations" presented
~ tanl Cecil and Avery gets uien-
~ ~ laughs and applause. and 4
ard = Ausr play with RAGS IN =
novel uthnuer
Miss fei-u loves Illustrated eng
is -Tnfiinks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
LLOYD BOWERS
MAY SUCCEED
BRE W ( R


WASHINGTON. March 20
HE was an able Judge" said Presl.
dent Taft when be learned OF the
sudden death OF Associate Justice
Brewer
The president was deeply AZ.
fected by the death Of the Justice.
whom he numbered among his
close personal friends
The death Of Justice Brewer
leaves only sOven active members
IN the supreme court. as Justice
Moody has boon unable TO serve
since the beginning Of the present
session, owing 10 III health.
II Ia predicted that Lloyd Bow.
ers. now solicitor general. VIII be
appointed by Taft 20 fill the VA.
cancy on the bench Bowers was
considered the presidents second
choice when he appointed Judge
Lurt0n. recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

Ia the audience was evidenced IN
tho applause alvop.
Maud Hail Macy picks up a aoene
from The bowefy and Ia wrha Mag.
pie and the Iay" presents II 10 an
interested audience Miss Macy h
9uite an Interesting actress.
STRONG women, the -Four tdaniaa.
nut On well arranged aud staged
Hsronk man" act boyle Brothers
throw Indian clubs around In great
fashion, and hllly nlwood gctn a
laugh with hts stunt Tone II added
80 the bin Nv Countess i.eontine. an
oneratic singer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

May Robsun'H advance man
: souches for this story. II hap
penod while Miss Robson aaa
playing The Rstuvenatlsn ~
= Aunt Mary" Ia Philadelphia
: 4 stout fatheriy looking man
: eat vol 40 front with his we6
: mite ~ q daughter. not moro
than four years old.
= No. said Aunt Mary. III the
= play, 4 won't take a bath. 4,
= dnnt want a bath. This IL
= only Thursday. and I had ons
= Saturday"
oh. papa aqueaked tho M.
Ito girl. "wilt We ace her take ,
= q hath
God forbid" rumbled the
= stout man Ia y aruff. clarified
whigpef audible across the
= foosisKhss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
oNTY TWO GOOD NUMBERS
ON WEEKS 0RPHEUM BILL
- Musical Show Given
/, Opera Company at
Albsmbra Other New
e;lIs at Playhouses.

uerhsrts connie opera
Vs. .,,.es Teller made famous
- =. gsss hy Allcc Nielsen. hsa . .ts
z arst sm'al presentation ~ ~
W 49, thsa,re last nishl Fhrfe
ais -ses paints ~ merit about
Wy M. laird IN the series Of
lif ~ shs National Opera com
itfsN 4hss = gha first comic opera
~ ..tt.sn by this company, aud
ff.f1..s IN, piayefn 60 better Rd-
100 lhan either e the pfeeea :
r srsssr q sunefat pretty niue
- ,,.,m Herbert needs no en-
e. 80 He has given rhe
xss resley a splenala HveFe.
~. s.aiths book T. one that AZ
- .nis ss,are t. = large numivf
sssssipAls There are 'hrrc st'ir-
sssiss and ~ these ihe chorus
q. sssre prsgsd is unusual wofth
s,,s. acre Hastily costumed aua
~. past viNArieHsiN
- usmmfs soprano spiua were
..s.,lsntiy rendered. a. ever ans
waeted he dUAl role ~ ifwa
an.sfte c2pahlx Elxla trex
..e.ak. vas a brilliant Dash e
y - colar a. Mile fompan. The
80 racie Ripple. found thc Ncore
90 .,,ted Is his vQicn ana na ap-
- & genuine adsautage a. the
sss~ar Prank frelsrh was IN
v.,lee a. Sander. and sauK bis
ssfsl secand ace solo - well that
- Enthusiastically eucered
! s-saonneed comedy hii vas reE
80 ~ william Clifton be- the ee-
- character role af Boris Fhs
s..ss<, uere Harmonious and the
ssa<sssa az Il plecss was effective
=. si,erdsnee last uisht Waa hy
:. rssns shat ihs f{ret Seattle per-
s,~ares u Victor Herbert opera
80, ceapany could have been
$3.50 - 4Yaw. BacraeUia~ =
80 - aext weeks h4il and
~ a.l h. me farewell offering IL
~ NatlunAl Opera eamrnnN iu Sc
- aaless there j. a mighty
49, r. ,hs sftilute ~ local rmy-
80 tannFd shr effort 30 establish
4 F.ns y. 4 permanent Institution
- L sac Ffanclsca supported fet
ssessailan 90 Eiay g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
BRIBERY WON
FOR A SENATOR

JACKSON, Miss. March ~. "A
grand Jury has Indicted l. c. Du.
laney. a prominent planter OF Iasa.
qauna county. for rendering a bribe
OF $1,000 10 State Senator Thee
dore Blibo. to cast his vote for Sen.
ator Percy for the u r senate.
The same jury refused to indiet
ar bllbo for accepting the bribe
A resolution IL pending ia the up.
per branch Of the state legislature
demanding the expulsion Of Biibo.
which viii be acted upon today
bilbo admits receiving the money.
ALBERT HANSEN. Jsusisr.
First and Cherry.
Optical Departments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
THEIR ASHES
GIVEN TO SEA

PORTLAND. or. March aa
The ashes Of Capt. Henry kenltzer
and HE wife. both pioneers OF san
Francisco. were sunk into tho
waters OF the Pacific ocean by
their dearest friend. Capt George
hridgem, Of tho Standard on
steamer ASCENSION.
Capt kenitEeF died January 8.
The Aacunaion stopped at noon on
Good Friday at latitude t0.6i north.
longitude t1A22 west. the flags
half maHtad. aud without religious
ceremony Of ans kind. the box con.
tanning the ashes was lowered 10
tho waves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
CLEVELAND YIELDS
TO THEATRE PEST

CLEVELAND. O.. March 70.
--cieseiand has resigned ltaxlf
70 the Inevitable and has given
20 lss astsmpt 20 aboiish tire
nuisance OF late corning 70 ire
theatre.
Hereafter he who comes IN
the middle 81 tire first act. tire
second. tire third ard subae.
auens seta will be as ~eieonse
as the flowers IN May 10 every.
body except the sudlsnce. IRE
city council formally repealed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

Lovers ~ blarkfaee turns. laugh
srs AZ she humnr - tire minstrel
funm and thaNe anlayiuR eccentric
fauring kept John Corraran and
iariard Dixon busy ausv srinE en-
cores = hen the neW bill opened At
fhe Ma ieetir theatre yesterday
That IL was funny enough and in-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29
THEATRE MAN
LOSES HIS WIFE

W 7. tuilan manager e the
AiAskan company. which opened
sunday niEht az the Grand. irft
Tor New York iaat night. on ~.
s"iHt II ngws that his wife. well
known as Ruth White. was dead
SUNDAY MT cullen received a
telegram that his wife was AZ.
ine and made hasty arrange
uients % laaNe Death came ba.
fore ne could start
AZ Ruth WhttR. Airs Cullen
Was veil knnwn o. theatreFners
% thsa city, She aAa I'D -rhs
hufwumawtrr and The Tender.
futit companies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

but declares he took II 10 secure
lndiaputablo evidence that bribery
was being used 70 defeat Former
Governor Vardaman for the senate.
He also charges that Senator
Percy was elected BY tho votes
bought by bis supporters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

last night the ordinance which
forbade managers 10 seat pa.
trons who arrived after the rise
of the curtain.
The law was complete fall.
ure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

MONTE CARLO Hsre'a a new
republic. Prince Charles. until now
absolute monarch ~ Menace. the
smallest state IN Europe. today Dc.
creed the election ~ a parita meat OF
municipal council through unlyersnl
suffraRe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-29

u Is usually costly TO follow
cheap advice,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14
Nmcrifa's EruSnftcn.Grpurt.

W a. bing to.u, 9. g. s. Ssan.--
Sollt unltliber 9erehmmg oes itnti.
llilhen @ilreaus betrGgt Der @e-
lnnunhuertb Der bon Den Ser. Stoa.
ten pGbrenO Der leBten jebn Sabre
crportirtcn 9lferbou Gr5cllgnilie ct.
luo $9,O0O0O0,O0O. Ger Grport bon
9lderball Erooutten im 6isfoliubre
1909 crreldte cine Soobe bon $780,
100000. Die 3unnbme oieles Or
ports iuGbreno Der lcbten Gefooe be.
trG0t iibcr S10O,OOO,0OO, obipobl Die
9luSflbr bon Stopclmouren IN Sc.
bcnSnlttelrL luic Nrooltoiie, ,SleiIh
lto Shlahtpicb 5uriItgegongen it,
Der lcbtere 2lusfol miro ourh Den
lteigenoen Grport bon 9alrmpolle II
onoeren 9lderbau Yroouften, luie
Sabnf, reihlcb oligeruo9en.
glui Der Grportliitc ser lonoluirtb.
ldnItlidben Gr5eugnilie itebt Vounl.
lpolle an Der Spite, oeren 8cionmts
NuSIlbr iuGbrcn0 Der periloiienen 10
Sabre lih inl @ertbe ollf $3,65l ,0OO,s
COO belief. @roOitoiie lteben on Scr
jluelten Stelle, ubluobl lie cine mert.
lihe 9lbnobn1e olllpeilen. Gonu fom.
men Sleiih. rno Wtolterei Hroouf-
tc, Die iih I'M 9la9eneinen iuGbreno
Der Gefnoe i'm Grportmorft beiier
hebailptet boben olS 9rooltoiie. Tie
9luSIrbr bon Shlohtuieb lit BON 80
Miuionen Collars IN 1899 oli 90
MiQionen Collars in 1909 jilriidge'
aonqen. rSm lebten ,Sisfoliobre bat
europa omerifoniihen 5obof i'm
@ertbc BON % Wiqionen Collars be
;ogcn, wobreno ole gelommtc omeri.
funild)e Sobof g(uSiubr 81 Dtillio.
nen Collars betrltg. 9teun5ebntcl
Der gun5cn omerltanilhen @oiin'
molernotc ruliroc nod europa erpor-
tirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14
&uitidIficr HntiuunIbMno.

Ct. &oui9, no s. Somlar --
%crtretcr Der uerihieOeueu Nero
Ghlb9 oc9 Gun0e3 lucr0Cn IN ser Ieg.
len gHohe oe9 &unuor9 bier 5lliums
men tommen. Fr6iiocnt GprtIunot
IieIb 9iibop, ErGiiOent Ncs 9lerp,
Clubs pon 2lmertfu, Der ocn Toriib
iiihren miro, bcabiihtilt, 0ie @riin.
tlmg eineS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nIler
omerfuniifen 9Iero-Glub9 IN 8or.
id)lng 3ll bringen. Gic 3liommeu-
tlnit miro cine Der mihti8ltcn fiir
o,e G0rocrunQ Der <iti0iiiabrt bier
III Soube iein. 9tnh Wtitcr Der cit
rop1iiden 9lerosGlubS ioIlen bie amer
ritonIiheu NerbGnoc rror9oniiirt
iucroen. 9teue @cicDdit3rc9elu iiir
sic NcronitaItllna bon Nettfobrteu
loeroen in @rlpGalmg aC3ogen iuer-
0Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14
glns Srrenbans in's GbejodJ.

Cincinnati s. Sonuar. -
$hurrp RbeinItrom, Elm iltnger, rel
der Sdnappsbrenner, perbeiratbetc
iitb 9eitern IN Inbepelloence, 8anI.,
nit Der Shnuipielerin Coma 2oituS.
Nbeirltrpm mar IN einem Sdnato-
r'ilnl bis es ibm belte gelnng, lid
nit Siilie zines Snbea5 Corpus BE
iebIS Die 6reibeit 5u perid)oiicn. Gr
elite ioiort iiber ben sSluB nad Sen.
tpfp. tSrl. Soitus mar ibm uorolts'
Oeiabren. Sn 9opington lpei8ertc
ijG Der Glerf, Die Seiratbs 9iceni
ousSuitellen. Gns Eonr fi,br oaroui
rad) Snoepenoence, eine Strete Don
trei5ebn Neilen, olrf ben tieiiten
Sd,nec. 9ort ip,iroe ein gefGQi9er
Mid,ter eutoed., Der Die 5rauuns
rol5oa. Rbeinitron miro iif, 10
lnn9e ieine Yrojciie in Der S6pebc
iinb, in Genti,dp alihulten. Spdter
Gebenft er cine Sboh5eitsreiie nndI
9tep.ycrf on5litre!en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14
Scmcroamon's Cpfcr.

Aiuttcr mo ain0 IN @HttSbl,rg nm.
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}ll 5ooc perbrannt, Sopnes oogegeu
ron cinem unoeren Soid)mum in be,
uuBtIoIen 3uItanbe aus oem 9ereih
fCr @efobr eutiernt. IaS ,Scuer rid.
.cic Sdloocn 5im @etroGe uon SiO0,s
GOO on lnb GroBe 9IuireglmG
hcrrichte mGbreno ieincr 9ouer I'M.
ter Den @Giten Der beiocn erlpGbnten
NotelS. 0us thermometer ltono 5lr
,'cit ulf Dem 9tuIlpunft.
Nt an b tier g., Z. Sonuor. -
Goa oSigbtbobp'Sotcl." ooS tilteItc
Gtobliiiement lciner 9trt am Sbio.
&ipcr, purbe bcite ourh tScuer ser.
Fort. >Sobn WcGooe, Der gigentbii.
lder melher ooS Sootel leit Dem Viir'
Ecrfriege Dctricben botte, iono ieineu
GOO III Den GSlonmen.
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1m 8crid,t uermDbclt.
Gruu Ror Rcnef rGdbt cine @elei6i
gung al Srt lmo Stclle.

NClp Nnrf, 8. &omlor.-Sruu
Hole Hcnct, Die Satin etnca bctnnus
ten 9hmeubGuolerS, perihufitc licl
gelteru i'm Griten Giitritt29erihte IN
Nelpurf hGd)It eigenbdn0ig 8eml9'
thluuG fiir cine ibr 3u tbeil aemors
ocnc @elci0iglutg. Sic butte III Dem
SnIIe bon Charles Mtulon gegcu gNut.
2. Canon, Oeu Observation-Disclosures
hires iriiheren @uiten, 0enrp :.
Riro, III ipeIhent c3 iid) I'M ueriher
bene NerlicDerlng5sEolicen buuoelte.
ur9gelugt 9ll9 lie 0cu 3elaeuItunO
pcrlIc6, h0rtc lie cine beIeiOigeu0c Nc.
mcrfluh Die Canon ou lie geridltet
bate. Sofort 0rcbtc lie lidl lmL lmO
im nGdItcn Otomcntc io6 ibrc tSolllt
oui Der 9ioic Gunon'5. Canon mollt2
iid crbebcn nm 3uriit5nihlo9cn CT
belt ubcr prompt cincn 5luCittu
Shlug aIlf icin &inn 10 BOB er 5u.
riidfIoa. Che Trou Ecntt ihr itloN.
fertiaeS gIr9ltmcnt forticBcn fonntc,
mar GpnitobIer Ebilip Nciuntnrt oo'
5iuiicben 0etrcten. gtndOem Der aI0'
ger nit ieiner &Ioge ob9clpicicn nor.
bcn mar rief Hibter Sbomo5 :. Gin
tott Canon Dor lid lln0 ertbeilte ihm
cine iharie @eruurnng:
r@enu 6rou Fenef Sic nidt lhon
0cniigenO beitroit bdtte," iugte Der
Ridter oiuGre ih iebr itrena nit
&bnen periobrcn". &orIGliig bobcn
Sic 9uu9 betomnlen. Sd babe SSbre
belciOigenben gemertun1en ge1ell
Die 3ellaeu, Die qeGen Sic ouf1ctre'
IN iinO, lott. Sic iheiucu nidt int
Stnnoe 5u ieiu. &br temperament
auh MIR cinen Wtomcnt 5u bebcrr'
iden. Sd babe Sic INNER luicOcr
lunrnell miiiien, obcr icBt 9eIdieIt
Dies 5ltnl leBten Wtole. gSenu bic
3ellgin Sic niht iiir &brc @eleiSi'
Gunacn 9ciiibtigt bate, 10 piiroc id
es ielblt tbilu."
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3lpci Suotc bel 3ua.Gulliiiun.

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Ter 2ofe Sborc Eerioucnptq 9tr. %,
Der Iogcnonnte meltlichc GrpreB5uG
ronnte bcute Wittog bier in einell
Gonitrrftions3ug mobei 5luci 9obt-
bebienitetc get6otet llno 3rpei anoerc
perlest nirocn. IiC SoOten lino
George aoerncr ans Buffalo, 9t,'N,
2ofon1otipfilbrcr oeS Contributions.
519cs, mo s. ebert, Stredcnmonn
ans Grie, ga. &crlcblungen erlittcll
$, 9ltrfc, 9rener olls Buffalo, ~
q, uno ein NeiSer, oelien Nome nidt
in grfobrllng gcbrndlt iuurbc. Toll
bcn EniIo0ieren plroc 9ticmoub per.
leBt, lmo noh fllr5er 3cit fonlte Scr
Berionen5u1 Die Sobrt iortleben.
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gln Guhlenaas erltift.

Fbilooelp bio, 8, Sanlar.-
Ter 2S.idbrige Stationsogent Der
Susquebonna.0obn in Soflano, ga.
uib 6enion lit geItern ourh aoblcn'
Qnspergiitl,n9 unt's 2eben gefcm'
rien. Sein Souno tbeiIte oniielbe
Shifial. Soeliar bntte lid I'M Wit
tcrrnd,t por9eitern 5ur Rube begeber
itnb mlroc, ols er 0eltern Morser
oeipedt neroeu iolltc. toot oufgefiin,
sen. Gr binterldBt cine hinge @itt
PIE nit einem Sinoe.