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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-24
WILLIAMSBURG.

George House and wife, who have
been at Davenport visiting at the
home of the latters sister returned
last Thursday. Mr.. House while there
took osteopathic treatment for an in
jury received last winter by falling
upon stone step leading to his home
Jed Halverson OF near Conroy Wis,
tied Thursday at the home OF his sou
II. A. Halverson OF this city.
County Attorney J.. f. Kirby who
was at Marengo last week IN connec-
ton with his official duties with the
board OF supervisors returned r Inc on
Saturday night.
John Hack Of Sumner township.
transacted business here Friday and
also called for short visit at the
home OF his parents Mr. ana Mrs Peter
Hack.
George Dane and wife OF York
township were in last Saturday and
visited at the homes Of their respective
parents Mrs. ". Dane and Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman Smith.
Mrs. Richard Watkins who visited
last week with her brothers the Boiand
boys at Webster returned THURSDAY.
ton township were In town Saturday
and visited for a short time at the
home Of their son William and with
Mrs Simmons mother Mrs. ii. M.
Long and sister Miss Anna.
Miss Mary Shomler who has been
here from Shellburg. Ia. visiting for a
week at the home Of her sister Mrs. w.
3. wallace has returned home.
Ed Montgomery formerly resident
here, but now OF Ottumwa, was up
for a day last week meeting his many
friends. Ed has charge Of a creamery
in said city.
n. q. Blasier and wife were Cedar
Rapids visitors last Thursday.
will James of Hilton visited Satur-
day at the home OF his mother Mrs.
Elizabeth James. His sister Miss Lot
tie and brother Dave.
The Women's Guild OF the. F1rsl
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago. Nov. 2s.-The live stock
market follows:
CATTLE-Market steady to shade
lower; receipts, 10000; beeves. $4.50@
7.35; stockers, feeders. $3.35@5.70;
cows, heifers, $2.25@6.35; westerns,
4.25@6.6O.
HOGS-Market slows at yesterdays
7.2O; rough. s6.75@6.eo: good choice
heavy. $6.90@7.20; bulk. $6.95@7.1O.
SHEEP-Market steady to ten high
er: receipts, $4,000: natives. 32.25@
40; lambs. $4.35@6.20.
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Is

At 10 o'clock. a. M, the following
property:
My farm. consisting of 220 acres.
good terms. Will sell In two
lots One hundred acres well Inn
proved with living water and 12O
acres nrst class pasture land adj
joining All hog tight. Come early
and look this farm over. 40 head O
steers, weighing $50 lbs. 4S head OF
yearling steers good colors ana
good quality; COW, yearling heifer
Z work horses. two year old nlley.
brood sows, shoats. 1890 bu.
corn. 10 tons OF hay,s2 wagons.
buggy, bob sled. harrows. ] corn
planter. / sulky plow. / riding cult
vator. breaking pillow. corn
shelter. mower, I hay rake. set
harness and other articles. On per-
sonal property credit Of 12 months
will he given on all sums over $40
on approved notes without interest
If paid when due. Five per cent on
for cash.
Lunch served on the grounds.
Cooper & Trout, Auetionsers. Will
Michael, Clerk.
G. c. AMEs.
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Presbyterian church, met Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. John
Williams. Refreshments were serv-
ed by Mrs Williams. assisted by Mrs.
r.. w. Pugh and Miss Emily Fletcher.
Joe Yates who has been under sur
gical treatment at Iowa City has so
far recovered that he was able to re-
turn home Friday night
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Chicago Grain Futures.

Chicago. Nov. 2s.-The grain futures
follow:
WHEAT--May opened, 96N @97c.;
high, 9Sc.; low. 96sc.: closed. 97%c.;
July. 94c.
CORN-May opened. 46A @46asc.;
high, 47l4c.: low. 46Ac.; closed, 1910
+47c.; July, 47Ac.
OATS May opened, ssAc.: high,
s41Ac.: low. 33Ac.;; closed, 34@34hc.;
July, 34c.
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St. Louis Grain Market.

st: Louis, Nov 2s.The grain mar
get follows:
Wheat-May-9sh @9sAc.
Corn-46046hc.
Oats-33kc.
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sHEEP AND LAMBS GAIN

Stock Yards, Chicago, Nov. 3D.
Trade was active in the sheephouse and
pens were cleared early. Sheep show
ed 10@15c gain generally, and In some
instances further advance was scored,
while bulk of lambs sold Csc higher.
Feeding classes were active, but
prices were not improved. Fed west
ern and native lambs topped at 1926
while straight rangers sold up to $3.50,
with only light sorting. Many offerings
made $5.50@6, with feeders at $4@5.75.
Wethers sold at $3.50@405, extra
good ones at 1885, while yearlings
made $4.25@5.35 and ewes were secur-
ed at $1.50@3.75 bulk going at $3.50
$50. Bucks sold at 50 down. Feeding
wethers sold at 1880 and some yearl
ings went at $3.25@4.50. Feeding ewes
landed at $40, with breeders at $3.50
.@4.25, extra good ones at "a, Quota
lions follow:
Wethers, plain to fancy !. $3.50 406
Yearlings. fair to choice. ~. $50 5.35
Ewes, common to best ..... 275M37b
Breeding ewes, all ages ~. 3.25@400
Bucks and Gull sheep 4. I25@2.50
Native lambs, poor to best. 5.25@6.25
Western lambs, common to
Lambs, seconds IL. 400@ 500
Feeding lambs, all kinds I. 375@5.85
q y
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FIRsT
class barber shop In university
city Of 5000. It is q good proposition
and the price is right. Clay county,
South Dakota real estate for sale.
Write or call on A. B. Gunderson,
Vermillion, S. d.
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CHICAGO Provision Market.

Chicago. Nov. 2S.-The provision
market follows:
-cash-T9@S soc.
Barley-ca sh-55 a soc.
mothy-ca sh-s8@9.5c
Ciover-cash-$10@
Pork--Jan-$17.15
Lard-$9.77h@9.8
RibS-$9.05.
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STOP! LISTEN! 40 ACRE FARM
$485, cheap timberland: other farms.
McGrath, Mountain View, Mo.
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easier: turkeys, live. TIC: dressed,
20c.; hens, live. 1Oc.: springs, live, l0c.
New York PouItrx Marked.

New York. Nov. 23.--Poultry-Mar
ket alive, easier; western chickens, 10
@13kc.; fowls, 13@13hc.; dressed.
market firm: chickens, 110171sc.;
fowls, 14@1Sc.; turkeys, 1S@26c.
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FOR sALE--255 ACRES OF LAND
al. s$55 per acre, Mortgage $500
which will stand until 1916 at 5h Co..
A good ten room house, large barn.
Chisman Real Estate Co.. Blakes-
burg. Ia. s III ia
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His Distinguishing Mark

One day big c Ank following from
country PAY twenty-five dollars to
Smith who will call today The cashiers curiosity became
suspicion assisted into the bank drunken
that he John Smith and wanted some
money pushed pulled and ploted ind
from the sight and hearing OF
regular depostors The cashier wired the country bank
claiming John Smith is here Highly intoxicated
Shall await; idenuhcation7'
The answer read identification complete Pay the
.ss 71s
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FOR SALE GOOD YOUNG JACKS
and Percheron stallion at n price
II taken quick. M. McCrory. Moravta.
Ia
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FOR sALE--A PAIR GREY MARES
In foal and'7 years old, weight
$500. also new harness and good
wagon. Must sell In few days.
Cash or note with approved security.
Call quick Fred Beach, Agency. Ia
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OKLA. INDUSTRIAL.
Co. offer for quick sale 100 pair
choice lots, adjoining town at $40
pair, 1-5 cash, balance lilo monthly;
Fronts 20 for factories. Make check
payable to ]. G. McCue, secretary.
Davenport, Okla.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

Furnished by E. W. Wagner & Co.
Rooms Z and S. Chiffon Block. OF
1unlwa phone 1874: lava phone
539-R. C. j. Kobel. Local Manager.
WHEAT High T, ow Nov113 Nov %
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FLAT FINISH IN HOGS.
Tuesday Supply 31,o0o-Far Above Ex
pectaney- oackins and Shipping
tsA Grsdee4n nNa,,. ~ e.

Stock Yards. Chicago, Nov. "a
After sc lower start the market set
tied down to decline Of 10c, with ex-
IRENE late sales as much as 15c off
was off &c, or $702, being CSC lower
than two weeks ago. Since Nov. 5
the market has declined practically
every Gay. The average now is SLIT
lower than high day last month. 1925
below high day in September. and an
even 81 lower than high day OF the
year, which was March %. Tuesdays
receipts were estimated early at "a
OCO and later at being the larg-
est Tuesday run in over six months.
Trade opened very slow but improved
around 10 o'clock. The finish, how
ever. was dull with 5000 left in the
pens. A load of fancy SlS lb shippers
sold early at 1925. but late in the day
$7.15 bought the best. Droves averag-
ing 192@330 lbs cost $6.99@7.O5. Quote
tSc~>< q ~. ID
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FOR sALE-37 ACRE FARM IN KEO-
kuk township, fairly we'll improved.
]. K Deford, Ray ST.. South Ottum-
wa, blocks east Of Jefferson school.
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RANGE OF HOG PRICES.

Range Of hog values at Chicago for
the past week with comparisons:
Mixed and Light
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FOR sALE-GooD r.. G. BROWN
Legforn Cockerels. 75 cents each.
Mrs. r. w. Osterfoss Route No. !,
: Hedrick.
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FOR SALE CHEAP. IF TAKEN
soon. 1o1h acres poultry and fruit
farm. For full information address
c.. ]. De Hart Saint Charles. lows.
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WE HAVE CHOICE FARMS FOR
sale that Ill make you fine homes
or large profits as an investment.
ECome and see what we have. McInrire
Real Estate Co.. Blakesburg. Ia
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New York Butter and Egg Market.
New York, Nov. Observation-Disclosures
unchanged; receipts, $500.
EGGS-Market fresh. steady; stor-
age, barely steady. nrices unchanged;
Receipts, $500.
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FOR SALE-SAW MILL IN FIRST
class condition. Wilson Carriage Co.
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Hoes Close Weak

Hogs Close Weak.
Chicago, Nov. 23.-Hogs closed weak
for all grades five cents lower.
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FOR SALE-RosE COMB RHODE
Island Red Cockersls. Phone Libsr-
tyville. Address Libertyville. J. A
Wolfe.
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.T0DAY'S MARKET NEWS
IocA. ASaK.T>
- 49, $50 . . = Z - = go
HOGS ARE DECREASED.

Porkers Of Heavy Type are Quoted at
4 Five Cent Drop This Morning.
Packers Down 10 Cents.
Hogs of heavy type show a I'VE cent
drop this morning. Sows and stays
show decrease Of ten cents.
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CHICAGO Butter and Egg Market.

steady; creameries. 24@3ohc.; diaries.
23@27c.
EGGS-Market steady: receipts, o.
700 cases; at market, cases included,
1917 @221sc.: firsts, 9sc.; prime frsts.
SIC.
Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago. Nov. 23.-Poultry-Market
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Peoria Corn Market.
Peoria, Nov. 23.-The corn market
follows:
No. 3 new-40hc
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For Rent
Poultry and Eggs

FOR sALE-FIIGH CLASS COCKER
els. s. C.. w. Leghorn and r. G. b.
n Leghorn, 81 each, Full blood toulouse
geese. v. NJ. Bearden. Bloomfield, Il.
r. No. 2. ~.
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Public Sale

AS I am going to California. |
will sell on my farm. ! mile north
west of Selma and I miles south
east OF Eldon. on.
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For Sale

FOR sALE-1es ACRE FARM oNH
mile south OF Dudley. Fair Improve
ments. 70 acres cultivated, balance
fresh pasture. Will sell AL or part.
For terms address ]. p Eyre. Dud-
ley, II.
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FOR sALE-soME BIG GRowTHY
Berkshire boars and gifts of the
right breeding. Also two Aberdeen
Angus Bull calves. Extra good ones.
Weight $50 and 100 lbs. N. M. Gilt
ner. Agency, la.
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FOR sALE-A FEW BUFF COCHIN
bantam cockerells. Barred Plymouth
Rock cockerells and pullets, and
Light Brahma cockerells. Prices very
reasonable. Mrs. w. g. McMichael.
400 N, Clay St., New Phone 77l-K.
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For Sale

FOR SALE-1o HEAD OF MULES
weighing from 1000 to 1900 lbs. Both
Agency and F1oris phones. n. C..
Sedore. R. No. Z
FOR SALE RIGHT ONE HIGH
grade Jersey bull. age 20 months.
Three miles east Of Eldon. Farmers
phone. g. w. Mintoyne
FOR sALE-soME BIG GRoWTHY
Berkshire boars and gifts of the
right breeding. Also two Aberdeen
Angus Bull calves. Extra good ones.
Weight $50 and 100 lbs. N. M. Gilt
ner. Agency, Ia.
FOR sALE--255 ACRES OF LAND
at $55 per acre, Mortgage $5.6OO
which will stand until 1916 at 81 20
A good ten room house, large barn.
Chisman Real Estate Co., Blakes-
burg, Ia s3 s ss i'll
FOR SALE GOOD YOUNG JACKS
and Percheron stallion at " price
II taken quick. NJ. McCrory. Moravta..
Ia.
STOP! LISTEN! 40 ACRE FARM
$4S5, cheap timberland: other farms.
McGrath, Mountain View, Mo.
FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-FIRsT
class barber shop In university
city Of 5000. It is good proposition
and the price is right. Clay county,
South Dakota real estate for sale.
Write or call on A. B. Gunderson,
Vermillion, s. d.
FOR sALE-37 ACRE FARM IN KEO-
4 kuk township, fairly we'll improved.
J. K Deford, Ray St.. South Ottum-
i wa, 3 blocks east OF Jefferson school.
DAVENPORT OKLA. INDUSTRIAL
i Co. offer for quick sale 100 pair
pair, 1-5 cash, balance lilo monthly.
Profits 60 for factories. Make check
payable to ]. G. McCue, secretary.
Davenport, Okla
FOR SALE CHEAP. IF TAKEN
soon. 1oh acres poultry and fruit
farm. For full information address
C. ]. De Hart, Saint Charles. Iowa.
WE HAVE CHOICE FARMS FOR
sale that Ill make you fine homes
or large profits as an Investment.
ECome and see what we have Mclnrire
Real Estate Co.. Blakesburg. Ia
FOR sALE--A PAIR GREY MARES
In foal andA7 years old, weight
$500, also new harness and good
wagon. Must sell In q few days
Cash or note with approved security
Call quick Fred Beach, Agency, Ia
FOR sALE-sAw MILLfIN FIRST
clocc cnpdition Wilson CARRIAGE Co.
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FOR SALE RIGHT-oNE HIGH
grade Jersey bull, age 20 months.
Three miles east Of Eldon. farmers
phone. g. w. Mintoyne.
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FOR SALE-SINGLE COMB RHODE
Island Red Cockerels. Price 7Sc
Phone .Libertyville. Address Batavia
r. r. No. 8, Vanansdeln.
The sun., 1910-06-05

to 20. but I cannot seem TO locate u.
There was a big circular track where you
were permitted 10 1de wooden veiooi-
pedes for q nickel You never saw the
yelocpedes on the street. but the craze
for them was on
4 remember that in one oi the parks
or squares somebody called my attention
TO a lot of English sparr0ws. which
! was told had lately been imported and
which we're supposed 20 be useful.
There was no elevated railway Ia those
DAYS and only horse cars were running
They hadn't even built the elevated track
and tho streets were comparatively quiet
The BoWery vas one Of the main thorough
fares. You saw everywhere a l1t 0f men
VINO did othing hut grind organs There
we're very few Italians In the city. Even
IN the barber shops they were not 10 be
seen, for these establishments seemed
% b. run prinCipaily by Germans. They
used to Try ~ gel ali the German boys
10 earn tho barber trade
-Oue visit ] paid was 10 What was
then the bi ggest piano factory here. whose
orodtict was the best known II the kind
IN tho United States. This piano Is no
You must remember that this vas
before the day ~ tail buildings. The
average style u bmldings was only thrse
or four stories ana ut brick I don't
think IN ny gandcrings I got much above
whore Cooper Union is now
-nf he psopla stayed With the head
of the family drove an ice wagon. and
The sun., 1910-06-05

mer who thought no know 0ermAn
tried 10 interpret. and eventually got
the impression that belonged IN anOthsr
oar, % ! went forward.
I'VE rode for two nights and q day
before We got 20 Fort Wayne, a Journey
that now takes only twsnty-thres hOurS
] vas bound for Huntington. and when
] got thsre ! vent 70 work N learn tho
printers trade. Thon thirty -Ghres years
ago | removed % Rushvillo, where
went h work on tho Rspsbiiodn. Ths
paper is old. having been estab-
lished IN istO. When ! Joined u u vas
being printed on a hand prgas. ! aaved
up and finally acquired an intsrust in H.
Seven years ago ! became in solo pro-
prietOr. SiE years ago. after it bad b8sn
published a. q semi-weekly for twelve
years. ! started ~ . daily. kespinG on
tho semi Wsskly edition, and nov q h
tho leading daily OF the place.
do ] think Tho opportunities are atiIi
a. good over bore a. they were whan
first camel VOL. labor iG very soAroe In
the middle West, and thsrs IL nov an
e1callont chanoo not only for mechanics
but FOR laborars II an kinds.
i came 10 New YORK this tina lust
n SO tho town. and I am taking two
WsolCs b do u, and am doing it methocii-
oally. Why have I not doDs Il bSforSg
Wei. N ell tho truth. TIE only holiday
that ! have 0wR taken EinoS ths drst
I'm days ! spent In New York h ths tina
Went 10 Germany fiftsan years iaro;
but | can tgll you I hav8 bsan looking
forward b this trip FOR many yuaFA. Tdu
cannot realize until you have beon away
from u for aoms time lust h1w fast and
hou wonderfllly Nov York rrowr but
sill yOu have De horus Ors.
The sun., 1910-06-05

Acroas the hall q tailor worked all day
with hia whole family az making ready
made clothing. a sort of beginning oi
the sweat shop. This tailor used b. blow
the French horn in an orrhestra at night
I visited another man who uRed a. make
cornucorias This was before the days
Of the paper sack This man literally
had an infant industry. for he employed
a lot % small girls In the work. Thee
cornucopias. which were made simply
BY folding a SQUARE ~ paper onoe " mahe
a triangle and pasting over Ons Open
side, wers used altogether BY grocefa
IN thai day.
-Of courss paid a visit to Wall Street
Il did not look M narrow 81 i does now
with the great buildings on either side,
but all remember about Il vas tho great
strsBm Of men that came pouring down
it M noon.
TO 20 West I went over n tho Erie
depot IN Jersey city. IL was a very
ANAL building. and the trains EtOnd out
IN tho opon man directed me BY signs
On the train I was 20 take, N vent and
got upon the last car. which was The near
est. i had frat class ticket. W ] toOk
a seat inside Then ] looked across he
wny, and there was a statproOm. No
body was IN u. and Il looked good n
me, ~ ! went over and tOok possession,
installing NY bag under the sat. had
Just begun b make myssii comfortable
when a man who booked like q Unitsd
States Senator-l didn't know the type
than-cama IN and frUwnod az me-.
rnalizad thon that / didn't belong thera,
~ I hauled my bag out and anaakad
through the door. When The train
started he conductor came along and
demanded ny Pullman ticlDst A drum
The sun., 1910-06-05

World Ny father was poor, but hs had
relatives ont in Huntington. Ind. who
had promised that they would find work
for me Il he would send me out 70 them.
T1is was AZ the time whsn the German
emigration was az its height. and before
the Poles SlavE and ltalians had started
n come this way In any great numbers.
Tho principal immigrants received here
came from Germany and Ireland.
! came over on the Old silesia n the
Hamburg American Lane, then q brand
new steamship. which took eleven days
for the triD We we're landed at HObOksn
and then hrough, straight In barge
over 81 Castle Garden There was no
drIav IN gsiting away from the immigra-
ton Authorities. and ! easily found the
address gwen ~ me by my father of aome
friends On what i now known as the lower
Fast SIDE ! haye this address % home.
but / cannot rumsmler where u was.
though I fancy it was somewhere IN The
nsigIborho0d of Houston street. Cooper
Onion was not tbsn built. but ! remen-
bsr the corner where Il stands.
-Of course I spent the ten days I was
here in meandering about. One of the
most attractive places visited was the
Atlantic Gardon. on the BOuery. where
al that time some Of the best people
of the city used 70 congreEate. Around
the C.tv Hall Park there were. 81 course.
none ~ the great buildingz there are 20
day. recall another park where used
The sun., 1910-06-05
"DRUMMBR IN DESGUIsE."


From fAs Wanhia0ign Herad
The missionary outposiB are the aariF-
mish iinea of the advancing army Of eivili-
Eation. Naid the Rev. Martin 3. EldrdRa
Of Phlladelpha and Toxic. That their
mere praaencs means opening nsw terri
tory 10 foreign innuence aud henne q nsW
market for foreign goods no one can deny.
1T h Interesting 10 study Tho msthodn
By uhinh these ragulta Wnr8 aooompliahed
For instanoe. one missionary came 10 japan
twenty-five years aEo and vent 70 I've ln
. FsmOts town IN the Interior. This man
and hia family could not buy the nlmplaai
articles for houaahold uNo. as no Rurupaan
had ever lived IN thaf nacttuR. Ths paoula
went 10 80 tho foruign hOuso and fuEuifuru
just a. they might crowd Into a musuum-
They examined the uueqr foruiRn diotlna
with thsir curious buttons. Thsy were
allcd with ndmlratiOn Whnn uhuy Elpud
upon the mstal wash boaiD n uhlrh ths
fnruirn barhariana washed their facus and
hands. Tho 1rua kn0uiodgs that oams 70
the missionary thai ha Wua q drummer in
dlaguiss' uas Whan a dalaEntiun a. psumi-
nant oitilaus waited upon him and ruqunzin,i
him 10 uond 70 ons q ths opan poTta and
buy thsm somo m1tal basins.
-Then followed tho damnnd Cor under
olnthing with buttons. which b ons fontura
of Occidantal dress quite usneFaily udupasi
nov even N rural Japan. Ths handinarg
of pocket knife anallY urFaok 10 Sapanlas.
% that ne miaaiunaEY imporssd . supplg
The sun., 1910-06-05

HsFe b an inriaEnf that q Chanuts una
tsllE a. havtng occurrrd in q eertsin Eanum
town Ne was IN the ticket aGlrs ard
Walchad the pFuceadlnRH.
"A maa cane 40 % the window ard lr,rrf
Tor . ttrkct 10 kanaas Chy. inquirinG ~
PRIV.
Two tuuafy-hve.- mid the Grsnf.
Tbs man Dug elgWn INTO Z weh wurn
porkr4lp aud NgilNd on 4 bm n ~
3 hank nota tort ~. huns ais0 al m HnnRf
.HoT soua dos this train eos- ~ n.
quired. =.
ia ffiean mimutrs.- Feplied ths arruL
The man huFriud auay. 8Oon 10 IN
back wtsh thFpo Hilvsr dollars. Whh Which
he bought q tiekeg.
-paFdun ny cuFiamity,- aaid ths rrfal
lailar, bot hug did y0u ct thai nt1ugyf
% ~ q hin
-Thaf's an riRhi, zaid m mun. Ne.
dEin't baTuW I uvlt % q nnum atgr
Bnd npqlnd IN hiil fof o. n Taaa ~ I
1llflld hack here Elet IN I'd e., unlE1nDua
% uhum sold ne uaan ttetrf lnr asa
th1n hnd % nnl ~ har the prua t'rlr,
laF uhlrA tha O blI Iianfig ~ a1rgFilg.s
The sun., 1910-06-05

iis expression and IN refuse a negative
because ia picture does not hRppon 10 BE-
good. Then in these days Of instan's-
neous photography il does not particularly
matter II the dog does get hdgety and
moves a little bit
Mrs. samuel WaestaH. who IL posed
with the collie. wus Mas Pauline
Frsnch of Newport and is nieos of
Mrs. Frcnch-vanderbilt. Formerly the
wife of Alfred O. Vanderbilt. Mr.. and
Mrs. WagstaH spend much Of their time
az Newport. where they wers married