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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25
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Davenport. = &inoerlab=
ml1l1g fat lib IN SroquoiS ge5eigt. Ser
ied5 Sabre alte &alpb &aliton NOR
ser rite, Ser BON Ser &ro1fbeit be-
foQen mltroe; eines leiner 8eine lit
poaitdr1oig gela6mt, uno er befin0et
iib in Ipoesgefabr. 3mei So0esfaae
mer0en Don anoeren Orti da ften &C.
meloet.
glfbart.-& ier ltarb ant 9o11-
nerltag elm 2jabriges Maoden an
8tomainpergiftu11g un0 5mar> mie
man glal1bt, infolge @enuiies bon
See Cream Cones"
a. = &idter 6. 6.
@ilcodion in 5igournep beitan0 auf
%Nbiebung oes @iirgermeiiters oieier
5toot, neil er Sen 8etrieb bon Spiel
bollen geol1loet l1l16 am 80. Mpril BE-
trunfen gemele II iein iou. Mapor Ybil=
Tips lit ein angelebener 9emofrat ul16
mor Dor mebreren Sabren @ouDer=
neurs =&ol10i0at.
Mar bnlltomr.- %. @aris
uro Sbeo0or S6urber, 51pei &in0er
int Sitter bon leds un0 adt Sabren,
perbrannten beim Spiel nit Streid)-
b6l5ern in einem @auibober IN Sis
BON. Mls 6os Te1er ent0edt pur0e,
mor an cine &ettu11g ser &in0er nibt
mebr 81 0enfe1.
Boone. - SIM Geitomeni oes
Der torbenen Senators gridlon, mel=
DIES inn bieiigen MadloBgeridt einge-
rei6t mur0e, iin0 8ermd6tnille an
9d9t= Observation-Disclosures int @etrage
BON nabe5u 100000 alsgeiebt nor
sen. 9os groBte 6eri elben erbalt 6as
Muguitiner=Geueg in Sod Sslan0,
ST., in ser gumme bon $4,000.
@aterIoo. - 9ie u8uiineb
Men's Temperance Mlioctation" lit Ell
ne neue nit $25, 600 &opital inforpo-
rirte @eieQi6aft, melde ii6 Sen
&f gegen Sen geiebmiorigen Ser
fauf bon beraui9en0en @etrdnfen CUR
Nufgabe gemadt bat.
@itberbilIe. - &in6erlGb-
n11ng fat ii9 bier eingeiteut. Ser erIte
SAL betrifft SOS 5mei Sabre alte So@=
terGen ser 6amilie &arl @ob, 6elien
3nitano als be0enfli6 be5ei6net
miro. &ier an6ere Saae murben ge=
meloet.
@iscpniin.
Milmaufee. - Srobbem er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25

trafen, neil iie ii9 in oem llnuetter
fiir6teten, nit gemobnier sdneQiq-
felt 5u fabren.
G%plDrabu.
9enDer. = 3ie &aubreiter Don
Sflaboma> Seem Merico, Mri5ona,
5eras u110 Colorado per6en Ibeooor
&ooiepelt AM Montag bei ieinem Gin
treffen bon Cheyenne fer piafommen
beiben. Siele bon ibnen iin0 bereits gu
Nferoe auf ser &eiie nod bier, ein
anoerer 5beil miro bon SEN bnr6 &C.
neral Sherman Sell fir 0as rationale
2ager Ser Geteranen getroffenen Ser.
acknowledgement @ebraud MAIDEN,
ponad ie0em, ser iein &fero CUR
5beilnabme an Ser &ooiepelt=Haraoe
per 8abn mitbringt, Sic Sronspor,
folten, 0afir 5uriiderItattet meroen.
Mit 0em Ma1si6miiden ser Staot lit
hereits %begonnen mpr0en.
AlUNluNq-
9elena. = Ser Oriental 2imi=
te0 ser Great Nortbern pntgleiite am
Counting gfadmittag fl1r5 na9 oret
l1br, bel 9imerid, Mont. Ser gan5e
|3ug berIieB 6os @eleiie, es puroe aber
ntemanb ernitli6 perlebt. @ie eS
beibt, mur0e Sic &otoitropbe 6ur@ eli
ne 56ienenermeiterung peruriadt,
fir. Sic mieoer sic bltr6 Sic @alo=
brdn0e er5eugte @ite perantmortlid)
fem iou.
Great Sails. = Die S11ge=
niel1re bon ser 8unoesarmee, mel9e
sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0es @eltenS
bebnfs 8eri6terl tattung an Hralioert
|Saft inipi5ieren, iin0 auf einem Spe=
5ial5uge bon flint @agen bier onge=
fommen. &rdii0ent Sill bon Ser
Great Mortbern begleitet lie in ieinem
Hripatmaaggon. Nl1Ber SEN $50 Mfit=7
glieoer nebn1en Sic Senotoren Garter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25

Dor lebs @oden iein @enid gebrobeu
batte, lebt Ser 5mei Sabre alte gilbert
8rodbani er no@ ur0 fat nab menl6.
li4em Grmeiien nod ein langes &C.
ben Dor iid. Dur9 Elm &opfgelten
un0 ein Bflai ter lit iomeit lein &C.
ben gerettet mor0en, un0 ser &leine
fam iogar geben. Die Mer5te glal1=
ben iett, 0ab er genelen miro.
&acine.- Sin boies &agelmet=
ter fegte om Gam flag 6ur6 Sen moro
li6en Ibeil oes &acine County unD
tbat am @eli9forn, &roltt, 3ucferrii=
Cen uno&artoffeln betradtliden 5ha=
sen. @etrei0e, 5trob uro &euid)ober
mur0e1 in uQe @in6e gefegt un0 6os
nod iteben6e @etrei6e auf SEN Sci
oern ausge6roiden.
Green az. = Die 9ireftoren
ser Green 8ap @aliergeieaidaft bo=
BEN ii6 entidloiien, ibren Sreibriei
Ser Staot 5uriid5ugeben un6 Die @ai-
lermerfe nnter Ser Hublic Utilities
Sam meiter5ubetreiben. Das 2eben sic.
les 6reibriefes mar gu fmr5, l1tn @elb
fir Gerbelierungen nn0 @rmeiterlm-
gen ouf5unebmen. Mu6 perbot ser
Sreibrief Die Muftequng bon @alier=
metern, obne melde Sic @ei euidaf1
nidt beiteben fonnte.
2a @roiie. - Ma6 elmer @n-
li9t 8rof. 2emis Mtbertons bon 6e1
Staats Normalidule in oieie1
5ta0t lit 6as gntiteben bon Ser:
len in ser Mui@el cine &ranfbeit.
Sic 1tnter SEN 8erlen al1f db1tIide Mr1
ubertragen miro mie Sic 8pden BEL
SEN Meni@en, ndnrli@ 6ur6 Snfeftior
un0 er griin0et 0arauf gang neuf
5beorien ser 8udt iolder Mltl6eln
Sebt peroen nod Sonnen bon Mr.
ideln beim @uden na6 Herlen per=
nidtet. Ct fat al16 ausgefunoen, 6ab
BON SEN b%eiteben6en $50 Mrten bon
Mui6eln MIR 25 Mrten it6 infi5ieren
lolien nno mertbpou lin0 l1n0 fommet
oieie a11sidlieBli6 in Sliiiien 6es Mii=
iiiippigebietes, n0r6li6 bonn 3ulam=
men fluff NIT 1em Miiiouri Dor.
MidJi9an.
5amIt 5te. Marte. - Sci
bellem Sonnenidein I'M l1mfreiie bon
mebreren Meilen fat it6 int uSoo=Di=
itrift" 5onntag ser l6limnite Sogel=
idlug felt ieiner griiten5 ereignet. Ser
&ageliturm 6auerte fait cine Stunoe
lang un0 &0rner BON Ser 2ange bon
5mei 3on iomie iiber einet balben 3ou
i'm 0l1rdmeiier fielen in GROCER Men=
&c. 3ablrei6e 9traBenlaternen uno
biele 6eniferi 6eibe muroen 5ertrim=
inert. Die 9traBenbabnen berfebrten
lebr l11tregelmaBig, mabren0 Sic 8oo<
tie i'm Soften nit @eripatungen ein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25
Mus oem Moromeitem !
Mprbbafota.

@llenDale. - Die So5ialiiten
bon Didep Gountp mouen oieien
Serblt BEL ser @ablfampagne, NIT Ell
mem bolen County, uno 2egislatur-
Iidet ms 6elo riifen. Sim 3. Sep-
tember ioI ser Ser rd eingeleitet
meroen.
2%arimore. = @ter lit neber
Sem 8abngeleiie oie 2ei6e zines mbe=
fannten, etmo 40 Sabre alten Mar1=
nes nit abgetrenmtem aopfe gefun0en,
moroen. gs ideint, 0ab ser Mamn
bei einem lleberfau perlebt nno ami
ous 9abngeleile gemorfen muroe.
@abpeton.- Die @abpetorl=
Breckenridge 5traBenbabn, melbe iid
leit Sem Is. Mai inn 8au befano, lit
einjdlieBlib ser 5duppen pollen6et
moroen uuo miro 6emnadlt lire 6abr=
ten beginner.
@iSmnrd.- Ser bier gu Sc
ll1d meilcnoe elrtbur Mppre bon @a=
que, &c. g., muroe ant beuen Sage
bon einem farbigen 6aul tfaimpfer Inn
$3.50 l1110 einem 1iamontring i'm
@ertbe BON $500 beraubt; Der &aiuber
m1roe- in Ma10an 0ingfelt gen1a6t.
NiGin 0 IL. = I'm Ser Sta0t
Elm pollitdn6iges &analiDitem 5u Der
idaffen, ion am 80. Mugui cine Spe=
5iolmabl ltattfin0en, in melber Ste
Sdml0engren5e 0urb Musgabe bon
Bombs gum 8etrage bon $4,000 er-
meitert meroen ioQ.
sci 0 t. -Mnflagen lpegel1 9ieb-
ltobls bon S6nittmaare11, Sic BON
Sobn $. MQen IN Des Sac gegen 6ralt
Gbriitine Nolfep erboben meroen, ba=
ben 5l1 elmer 56aoener iabflage int
9etrage bon $4,000 beranlaBt. 6rolt
Yolfep gibt an, 0oB bel ibr cine 6rau
sluen mobnt, an oeren M0reiie sic
fragliden S6nittmaaren geian0t NOR
Sen ieien.
@ran66orfs. = sCIer @abr=
ideinli6feit na9 miro ant 10. Sep=
TENDER bier iiber Sic 8o10al1sgabe
BON $4,000 sur grbaru1g elmer
Sto0tbo0e abgeitinlmt mer0en. GaS
@ebau0e ion etmu 100000 folten.
Git0bafpta.
5iour salts. - lteber 0ieien
5beil bes StaoteS fat lib ein fl1rbt=
bares @emitter entlaoen, 0o5 10 biel
&egen brodte> 6aB ein Sbeil 0es @e=
leiles ser Greet geortbern 8abn u11=
termai9en muroe, oen15ufolge cine Co.
fomotipe nebit eiuem @iitermagen emit
gleiite. Ser Mais mur0e auf elmer
groBen 5trefe n%ieoergemebt, miro ltd
aber mteber erbplen.
2ea0. - Dur6 sic @rploiton Ell
mes 5prengiduiies, Sen erin Ser
@oneitafe Mine lu0, lit Sector Sou=
lite, Elm ftnnii6er 8ergman1, INN iei-
men l1nten Nrn1 ur10 be1De Nltger ge=
fommen.
@bite2ofe.- Gin neuer 6ar=
mer- glepator fat bier iein @el6dft
begonnen. 9te @eienidaft faufte Ell
men ser beltebenoen @lepatoren fir
$4,000.
Mber6een.- Sranf @lorf, ser
8oh zines 5%peilemagens ser Milmau=
fee 8abn> tpur6e bel 8on6le iiberfab=
rem un0 0erart perlebt. 0aB etn SUP
amputiert mer0en mnbte.
Milbanf. - Ser n&eliance
glepator" in Srier @roofs, adt Meei=
len me1tlid BON bier, lit 0urb 6euer
unbefannten nriprungs eritort NOR
Sen. Gr entbielt ungefabr 1000 8u=
ldel @etreioe, meiltens @ei5en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25
CASTORIA
fur Sauglinge und Kinder.
Die Sorte, Die |hr INNER Gekauft HABIT
r.: s,:ss q. 70, &MMzzzz3
Mimneipta.

8rainer6. - Cine S4eune,
melde 9. 8. Sullerton, einem 8or=
arbeiter ser ortbern Bacific @erfitat=
ten geborte, lit Biz auf Ben 8ooen
nieoergebrannt. Gin &utidenpfero I'M
8ertbe bon $3.50, meldes Tunerton
geborte, un0 Elm %an6eres, 0eiien 81
gentbiimer 50. 6. 8rodmuD tpar, err
ittdten i'm Staue.
Dulutb. - Sran5 gtiena6 bon
bier, melher am 600 eberrD &iper
fampierte, batte nit einem 8dren,
Sen er angeidolien bottle, einelt
@ampf auf 2eben un0 SOB 5u bette
Zen, nobel er ieoo6 5ieger blieb.
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@enn SIR cine &uiten-Meoi5in
fauft, Damn fiirdtet @l16 ri6t, @bnm-
terlain's &uiten-@eilmittel 5u befom,
men. gS lit 6amtt feline @efabr ber'
buttoen, un6 @rleidterung folgt ii4<
erlid. 5pe5iem empfoblen gegen &n,
ften, @rf6ltl1ng un6 blal1en Suiten.
I@erfauft BON Ser Molitor Drug 60.
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- @enn Cure 2eber bart uno a11
Der Son lit, un6 SIR i6mad, bilios
bartleibig fublt, nebmt cine 9oiis BOT
@bamberlainS Magen= uno Mieren
Gabletten beute Ma9t, bepor STR 81
8ett gebt, un6 SIR mer6et am Mor
gen gut fiiblen. 8erfauft bon Sci
Molitor Druq 60.
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*23.125 on 800 paid. t54 per cent
paid tRedeemable at 105 at maturity
IPaid up
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TAX PROBLEMS
Difficult Question Answered bv
| Commissioner of Internal
Revenue.

Collector Walter T. Drake Of the In
teuaI Revenue department is constant
Iy running up against difficult problems
since the work Of collecting the returns
of the corporations as required by the
corporation tax law was placed upon
INN. New questions come up about
every day, and where there is any
doubt, they are promptly referred by
him to the department at Washington.
BY the last mail he received a letter
from Commissioner CabeIl which is
self explanatory and which is of par
ticular interest to the sugar planters
OF Hawaii. The letter in part is as
follows:
"lour letter dated the 18th ultimo,
including one to you from one OF the
sugar factors:
1t appears that certain corporations
in your district are engaged III raising
sugar cane and manufacturing the same
INTO sugar which is sold in the markets,
thus producing the income received by
such corporations. 1t is stated that a
crop Of cane takes from one to two
or more years to mature, and therefore
IN making return in accordance with
the provisions of Section IS, Act of
August ), 1909. expenses incurred in
years prior to the one for which return
5 made must be deducted from the
gross income.
cit is further suggested that it
would be preferable to make the return
Of such corporations on Form OBS,
Miscellaneous Corporations, instead
Of on Form 63z.
1.-The products from which corpora
lions Of this nature receive income are
sugars and certain hy-products result
| mo from the manufacture of sugar. and
not from growing and selling sugar
! cane: hence returns should be made
on Form 637.
''The raw material from which
sugars. ct cetera, are manufactured j:
cane and the fact that the corporation
referred to owned the plantation ane
crew the cane used at the mills doe
not change the method Of making thu
return from that which would be era
uovcd if the cane was purchased iron
outside growers. The actual cost o
the cane used should be deducted from
the selling price of the manufacture
products and the return made in &C
cordancc with the suggestions in Treas
urv Decision 15SS,
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HALSTEAD & CO.
Stock Brokers
921 FORT STREET.
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
NAME OF STOCK.

Honolulu. Tuesday. February Is. 1910,
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Capital. Pa
Paid Up Val BID Ask
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
POULTRY DIRECTORY.

BLACK MINORCAS. ]. J. Greene. 296
Vineyard street. 1915
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-04-21
BOYS SEE LABORER
OF SIS KILL himself

Milwaukee, April 15.-At O'CLOCK
yesterday afternoon an unidentified
man committed suicide at Kenwood
boulevard, near Larkin street, by
shooting himself through the temple.
The man had been sitting on the
bank overlooking the lake. After he
had been sitting there for long
time, some boys VINO were playing
near him saw him pull revolver out
of his pocket. After gazing at 1t for
some minutes he placed 1t against
his right temple and fired. The boys
notified Patrolman Tim Murphy, who
found the body He appears to have
been a laboring man about So years
of age. He was 5 feet 8 inches IN
height, and weighed $50 pounds He
had grey mustacne and wore dark
suit and blue cap.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-04-21

and Paul, who closed their epistles
with the following words; Salute
one another with a holy kiss
The custom of kissing the cross to
attest an oath has been observed in
Russia from very early times, and
has been carried into other countries.
According to- the laws of the Order
of the Garter. in the reign of Henry
VIII, the Knights Templars In TAX
ing oath must touch the Bible and
kiss the cross Since the Reforma-
ton the kissing of the Bible in the
taking of oaths has been omitted i'm
Scotland, but In other portions OF
Great Britain the custom is still in
vogue
The kissing of the bride by the Of
floating clergyman is relic of the
benedictional pax, which in Roman
Catholic days always brought the
wedding ceremony to a happy end
ing.
Kiss Bound Mans Word.
After all the parties had partaken
of light refreshments the priest gave
the pax, or kiss of peace. to tae
bridegroom, who gave 1t to the bride.
At the same time an eccliastical as
sistant conveyed another holy Kiss
from the lips of the priest to the
groomsman, bridesmaids and others
present, kissing each of them In
turn.
In the days of chivalry and fend-
alism the kiss played most import
ant part. In taking an oath OF in
vestiture the embryo knight would
take the sword BY the bale, kiss the
hilt at it's guard and solemnly say:
by my good sword | swear it,
Also in the tournaments the victor
would find balm for his wounds by
being allowed to kiss the hand OF
the Queen of Love and Beauty.
In Scotland of the seventeenth cen
fury the husband gave his wife
nuptial kiss in the following unique
way. Taking hold of her ears he
would hold her head so she could not
move and then imprint kiss upon
her lips.
In the early colonial days the lady
reserved the privilege of kissing her
hand at meetink and parting for her
intimate friends. In the etiquette OF
kissing a girl gave her hand to
friend. her cheek to relative and
nept her lips for her lover"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-04-21
SNOW AND COLD
IN NORTHWEST

Winona, April 17.-Southern Mime
sofa and South Dakota were under sew
eral inches of snow last night The
storm lasted all day, and it was still
showing last night. Farther north it
is reported the snowfall averaged &
inches. Between here and the Black
Hills, the temperature last evening
ranged from Is to 80 degrees. Grain
will not suffer, but fruit and garden
products will.
Iowa Fruit Damaged.
Des Moines, April 17.-According
to reports a snow storm is raging
throughout Iowa, which promises
great damage to the fruit crop. Here
the snow fell all day. At Waterloo
it was reported that the heaviest
snow of the year was falling.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-04-21
TWO MILWAUKEE, FIRES.
Factory Girl Trapped by Smoke ana
Flames.

Milwaukee, Wis, April ia dozen
girls escaped the flames in q Diaze
which damaged the factory OF the
Berlin Chemical Cleaning company,
1914 Wisconsin street. yesterday. one
girl, trapped by smoke and names
was obliged to make her escape
through the second story window OF
the building to an adjoining roof.
There she was again cut off by smoke
and flames. Unable to proceed FUR
Their. she called for help, and two wit
nesses clambered from fence to the
roof. and carried her to the ground.
Fire of unknown origin damaged
the plant of the Wallace Smith Har-
ness Manufacturing company, 1884
West Water street, to the extent o.
several thousands OF dollars
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-04-21

ence, which was one of the most bril-
liant of the year
The entertainment designed by
Mrs. Albert Clifford Barney, Mrs. Jul
liam James, Mrs. Randall Hoes, Mrs
Green Clay Goodloe and other social
leaders, was for the benefit of the
House of Mercy. Debutantes and ma
irons stepped into the clothes of their
great or greater grandmothers and
men of society donned the armor an6
uniforms of their forefathers to &C.
pict incidents in the history of Amer
lea from the time when Columbus
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-04-21

Washington, D. c.. April 17.-Pres-
ident and Mrs. Taft and their guests,
Mrs. Lewis More, Mrs. Frederick Eek
stein and the Misses Anderson, OF
Cincinnati vita Vice President and
Mrs. Sherman and all diplomatic and
official society, went to Continental
hall to see a series of historic label
aux, the most elaborate and complete
of its kind ever given in Washington.
Those members of society who were
not in the tableaux were in the audi
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-04-21

made his plea at the court of Spain
for assistance. down to the time of
Washington. For weeks society has
given its time and attention to the
tableaux. and not historical detail
was missing. In the majority of the
pictures the characters We're present
ed by men and women who are des-
cendants of the persons they por-
trayed. The pictures were beautifully
arrayed,
The Marine band furnished the mu-
steal program and several interesting
innovations were presented
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-04-21

began to collect, and at nine the
roads leading to the course were alive
with vehicles of all description, from
the green-grocer cart with three
chairs and stool for seats to the
barouche of Mr.. Treyanion, the lord
of the manor
A full and appropriate air of ex
element and Importance was precep-
ible at the barracks, and the officers
were bustling to and fro from tbs
paddocks to the lawn where some OF
the privates We're erecting the large
marquee in which luncheon was to
be served for those who possessed
the much-coveted card of invitation.
To lunch with the officers of the
999th on Carshal race days confers a
certificate of responsibility which cali
carry any one anywhere within the
county, and is a carte blanche to the
best local society.
Already the betting men have ap.
peared upon the scene, and the ''Tre.
vanion Arms, resounds to the stem
torian cries of those gentlemen offer
ing so many odds "agen the field" or
declaring their willingness to lay
against the favorite, Gypsy.
Meanwhile the owner of the horse
is up in his rooms submitting to the
sartorial attentions of Rawlings and
listening to that gentleman's &C.
count of things below
"Gipsys still the favorite, far and
away, my lord I'm very glad l was
lucky enough to back him when the
odds were worth having; he'll stand
at 'evens' directly"
you'll very likely lose your money.
Rawlings. Odds dwindling down, Ell?
Got the drag all ready? Mind and
put in those wraps and waterproofs:
it may rain, and ladies never remem-
Der to bring anything
Eyes, my lord"
Il shall bring the drag to anchor
close to the stand; see that the place
is kept vacant We shall want some
champagne, and mind that it is iced
not lukeWarm as it was last year.
eyes, my lord"
And Rawlings, withdrawing step
or two to survey his handiwork ans
give his master last look over, goes
down to order the drag
The excitement, which begins at
the barracks, extenCs, like the circle
caused by throwing stone in the wa
ter, as far even as the rectory.
For wonder, Lorrie has consented
to accept Lord Kendare invitation
and now stands at the top of the
stairs buttoning her gloves, and sing.
ing Limerick Races" with SO excel
lent an assumption of an Irish brogue
that the rector downstairs in the
study almost groans aloud.
She is dressed in blue serge, laid
shell-like silk over white. flannel
singlet. A straw hat, with band OF
black velvet and an artfully-placed
bunch of autumn berries, crowns her
her cheeks, the light of youth and com.
ing pleasure beams in her eyes, and
she presents picture that will adorn
Lord Kendale's drag as brilliantly and
effectively as ever drag was embell
ished
She has forgotten all about the trick
she played Lord Guy anent the photo
graph, or, if she remembers it, is not
at all affected by it. If he was offended
we'll, it served him right What busl-
ness had he to take her seriously :?
"Now, then, Greta! Do be quick I've
been dressed exactly fourteen minutes
and you are not ready yet'!'
Here I am! You forget, dear, that
I helped to dress you. I have only
been quarter of an hour"
To be continued.
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Chapter vi.


Everybody goes to the Carshal
races. 1t is the one holiday outing in
the year which gentle and simple feel
bound to honor: consequently the
town of Carshal assumes on the day
in question quite a festive appear
ance. All the shops are ut-except.
ing those which supply liquid re.
freshment, which are more than usu-
ally open-the working people put on
their Sunday best, the young folks
from behind the counters don all the
flnery they can command, and even
the old ladies at the almshouse by
the turnpike mount new caps and as
sumo an interest in the proceedings.
From the large town which lies five
miles off come streams of shows, and
whirligig, and cocoanut SHES. Even
the noble army of three-card-trick
men and thimble riggers condescend
to send detachment. thereby confer
ring an honor upon the affair which
almost raises it to the Importance of
one of the great meetings.
Indeed it is almost too wealthy to
be called small one: the cups Of
fered are of great value. and the bet
ting is brisk and heavy Once horse
that had run at Carshal had subse-
quently become a well-known racer,
and this reflected an additional glory
upon the garrison town.
A early - eight o'clock the crowd
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
the Kind You Have Always Bought
si ssass ses Of &>H2zzsl
WILL INVESTIGATE DEATH.
Parts Green Found on Lips of Brown
County Resident.


Green Bay. Wis, April lids
trict Attorney Reynolds has ordered
an investigation to ascertain the
cause of the death of Michael Muel-
Ter. farmer of Pittsfeld, Brown
county. Paris green was found on
his lips, face and chest and physi-
clans say that poison caused his
death, Whether he committed sui
eide is question for jury. 1t is
claimed by the states attorney that
Mueller returned home early Tuesday
morning and when he found the doors
locked against him he battered one
down with an AK. This was the day
of his death. The states attorney
claims that Mueller's domestic life
was unhappy.
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Bus-to kiss. Re4bus-to kiss
again. Omnibus--to kiss all the
girls in the room. e pluribus unum-
1000 kisses in line .-Lippincott's
MaRazinA