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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
Cine SaBmiB anetoote.

Bon bem peritorbenen @eI.brter
8uro 2uBpib er3dbIt c;uer Ieiner
friiberen S9iiler cine beitere 9es
f9i9te, Die er in Der grima erlsbte.
Sic aeigt 70 re9t, ipie erbaben &uro
SabpiB iiber Die WiB9en feiner tleiz
men GERM primaner mar, uno nit
fptI6er bumorpollen &ube uno pibis
gen S6Iagfertisfeit .r ibren oft rebt
eroben llnge5osenbeit.n Su beaeanen
,pubte: 2aBlpib enttpidsIte zines Sas
ges einen mathematician aebrIab
uno 5eidnete ha5u perf6ieoene sSiauz
rem an Die Safel. 8Gbreno er =
ben &iiden Der &laFc susetebrt =
Die gden ber einen sSisur nit
VI, ., 6 uip. bemalt bate, 6emuIte
er bic Gden Der anoeren nit
". g., g. ufp. Seiner @epobnbeit
cntfpre6eno fpra6 er babel oiefe Be-
sei6nungen i'm @ortrage baIblaut Dor
ii9 bin: ~ Stri6, 9 Stri6, 6
Stri9 ....." 0a rief Semanb aus
Der &Iaiie pMoftrid!"
9ltbemIofe Stine folgte oieI.r linz
berfdGmtbeit, uno Sober erpartete
cine oonnsrnOe Bbilippita. 2aBpib
unterbra9 fcinen @ortrae, orebte Ii6
nd4 Der SIuife nm unS fraete: ,,Wer
mar oas9" Sc msGoste ii6 mein our6
feline aedbeit uno Siirpibiateit be-
lanuter MitI6iiIsr s. 9a ponbte Iidl
nit sinem fsinen, iuibigen
GG9eIn duf ben 2ippsn tpi.oer ser
Gafel gu unO fugte nur: rRdtierli9
Der s.! Ga miiien 6o9 Sbren Semi
immsr bu5u adben!" gDie INNER,
penn 2aBtuiB sintn gutsn @ib sez
nadt bate - uno er maGte nur
Iute - belpiss Inn Elm oonnern6es,
leraoe3u Observation-Disclosures 8eifoIlss
lstrampsl, buB ct pie6er einmal Die
2a6er auf Ieiner Seite bate!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15

ipie @.ipitt.ripoIfen: % ne:n, c,
bleibt Eo9 eine Ro9t. bann iinb Iein,
SobIeH bell, unb bann ipirb er ipeiz
ter tpatlbern; nm feiner Muttsr pils
len ipirb .r ipeiter ipunoern, gu SUB
bis nah 8remerbdpsn, unb bort ipirb
er fi6 beueru lafen = nm ieiner
Wiutter ipilIen = unb fi9 biniiber
drbeiten in bic Reus Welt. SD babe
nit ibm seIpro9en. 0ort fpirb er
@rbe tdrren ober Steine traeen ober
oas 2unb roben =, alIes Inn I.iner
Wlutter pilIen. unb iebsr S6peibz
tropfen foa Siibne fir cine SbrGns
tetn, bic fie Inn ibn peinte."
Niemanb bat elm Dort barauf .rz
hilbert. @s mar eine feierIi6e StiIIe
iiber Slid, nur 9rpBpatsr legte ieis
nsn 9trm uuf bic 2ebns BON @robs
muttsrs StubI unb feline 6anb auf
ibre S6uIter.
am anbersn Rorssn, gang friib Inn
ileben llbr, als i9 Sur S6ule ain9,
be9sgnete i9 9roBmutter unb @robz
batter por bem Sftertbor. Sic batten
: t4 erfubr bas erIt na9 Sabrsn =
ben 5rembIing bis aur Stabtqrenss
sebrd4t. @roBpater bat anfdnaIicb
bic G4feln gsSudt. g(ber 9robmutz
ter bat gemeint: Scr 9lpfelftamm,
ben ou ipegperfen po0tsit, lit aud
6ur9 umpfansen nod gu 9liitbe unb
Sru6t getommen; unb ipenn bi.Ier
Jrsmbs am Dss Iiessn bIsibt, 70 pirb
es fstn Sterben Iei9ter MAIDEN, ipeil
er INN feiner Mutter pi[ten nod eins
mol feline &rdfte anipannt.." -
limb iener SrembIins iif ni6t erz
lsgen. Sd babe 8riefe sefunben na9
bem Sob meiner 9robmutter, aIs t9
lbren Na9luB orbnste, in benen er
befonnte, baB Der Sau9 ebter Qiebe,
Der tbn anipebts, ala ibm elm glpfel
9eboten ipurbe, unb Der @elit Der
Sronung unb S90nbeit, Der i'm ums
CAB, als er in bas alte Saus o.fiibrt
lpurbe, unb bic Morgenionne, bic auf
fein 2agsr f9isn, unb Der Druid elmer
ebrli4en Mdnnerbanb, als er on Der
Stabtgren5e 9lbT6isb nabm, unb bic
Sbrdnen in @roBmuttsrs glusen =
baB oies alIes 10 laut BON Der Gie6e
tiinbete, bic in Der Welt iebt, bab iein
Weutb sritartte. limb als er bann
na9 Sabrsn in bic 1eimatb suriidz
tebrte, fdnb er nur @rGber, beren
&reuae er f9miidt. Sd battle i'm
bur4 bas aIte Saus sefiibrt, in bem
bas anbenten einez f96nen aiitiaen
5rau peiter Iebte. gr 5dgte, aIs mir
Ibf9ieb nabmen: .Sbre Srau @rObz
muttsr bsfab bic @eniaIitGt bes Ser
aens unb Sbr Serr @rpbpatsr iene
Sntelettbegubrng, auf benen pereint
cine quite @be rubsn mub. limb bas |
Weltbeipegenoe 1T Der DiQe. Seine
StGrte entipridt Der S0be bes 8iis |
iens uno Der Siefe bes Sersens. Bon
Disfsm ftarten, tiefen DilIen flpB
sttpas in mid iibsr nit ben Gtrabz
len Der Site, bic bon Sbrer 9rubz
nutter aussins.n. SoI6e miitterlibe
5rausn brau9t bas 2sben 80"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
Die 2ebrer.

Die 2.brer fin6 Wsnfd5sn, bi. i'm.
mer aufserest iino uno einen Robrs
ftpd BEL iid babsn. Denu man oi.
meiftsn 2ebrer reben bort, 70 muB
man benten, iie paren ME Helm, bds
ben niemaIs Die SauI. oefbDdnst,
ihr. 2ebrsr ME sedrsert, ME in ibrtm
2eben sefhpabt uno ME osn Stod
Deritedt. stbsr oaB iie in Der S9uIe
ME ssfhipdBt bubsn, Oas claude i6
nidt. Denn fie in Der pauf. 5uIams
men iinb, iApGssn iis iuts bic @ls
fern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15

-8erf rf9nappt. 8.rtbeibis.r
(na9 Der 9erbdnoIuns): BON 81
ren beioen 3eusen iino sic aber
fdmGbIid i'm Stt9 seldfen tpor6.n.
Die baben ia iosur gu Sbrsn 1lnsuns
iten ausgefagt!" 9lnsetIagter: nSa.
neil fie 70 fpGt psrnommen iporSen
fino =. .oa tuursn iie fdon tuiebsr
nii9tern!1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
9luS ciuem Sdlnluniiut.

0as pfcrO gebort ni4t sum aas
Bengsi6Ie9t, Oenn feline Pfoten iino
0ufe. @s atbmst nit &iemen, tpenn
es jung 1T unO taut iein 5uttsr ipie
Die anosren Sbiere. Gin WlauleIel 1T
Elm pfero nit lansen Sbrsn uro
lpern elm 9ferO Iange Sbren bate,
oann lpdre es Elm GieI. 0as 9liter
oss pferoes fam man ertennen,
penn man ibm tns Mdul iisbt. @s
rertbeioist iid nit ben Sinterbeinen
unO ipenn es einen trifft, iust man
Nu!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
8iIItder Grfah.

-8iGliger Grfab. Ginigs
Do6en mad ieinsr So6seit teIu9t
Bob ieinen aItsn, unperbeirdtbetsn
SnteI. 9ei elmer 6Jafbs @siu Ipre=
den iie iiber bies uno jsnes uuO enpz
lid frast Der Snfsl: Bob, bu BAIT
ssbeiratbet9" ySa, Sntsl!" mas
lam iieg" r&ann9 Dit msinit bu
bus9" D8unn iie fo9.n ober nGbsn
unb lit iis iibsrbaupt bGusli6?"
~Nein, gar nidt, bic 0isnitbo:en
MAIDEN auss, aber i'd min Dir iag,n,
iuas mid 70 On +. ssfsFelt bat. sic
bat bic Iiebli4fts Stimme, bic i1 ie
seb0rt babe. sic 1T cine ausg,5ei9z
ntte Sdngsrin. pNtnfb, bGtitit bu
Dir niht Iieber einen 3anarisnbogef
taufen tDnnene"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15

-Rette @GFe. Gait: sd ba.
be sebn Sbaler i'm 8artenIpieI perIos
rem, Serr Dirtb, Die 3e9e mub i9
Sbnen Bis mprsen f9uIoig blsiben!"
Wirtb (3u Dem Gepinne): u2esen
Sic bod Die 8leinisteit fir Sbren
5reuno aus!" - rSd2 SD tann ia
meine eisene 3ede ni9t besablsn, Die
5.bn Sbaler 1T er mir aud i9uIbig
geblieben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
mitteI ann 9nrd 9I

: Mittet 5um 3ped. o.:
aSbre So4ter Bat iebt aud &lapiers
untsrrt9t - bat iie oenn aud Saz
lent2" g.: .9as peiB ib ni9t, aber
t9 febe itreng barauf, baB iie tGgli9
flint Stunben iibt!" o.: ,0us 1T 3u
piel. Sd fiir9te, iie miro oi. MuIif
bafen lernen uno bdnn feline SaIte
mebr anriibren ipollsn!" g.: .Sebr
ri4tig - 70 ba9te i9 mir audi"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15

SbperbeG. a.: p8as fasen
Sie, Der oide Neier f.i auf SO ten
Der 9emeinoe nd9 Marisn6d0 sss
ididt ipOrbsn; ia, iparum oenn2"
B.: rWeil er bait i'm 2auft Der 3.it
Gin @srtebrsbinoerniB s.iporben iit!"
-Grfr.uGi9. @.fdnsnibbirets
sor Gum StrGfling): sd fam Sbs
men Die erfreulibe Mittbeilung mas
den, Subsr, baB Sbn.n elm @rbtbeil
bon 500 slsefallen 1T . isbt fnb
Sts fpenigitens in Der Gage, einen
SbeiI Der @eridtstoitsn gu beaabl.n!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15

Con gfeinharb anfer.


Sor6l Cine Sbiire Ipriu9t -
0li6 trifft Gin Salld6,
llno cine Stimne iIingt
Dtir tr0itenb and:
9es cages SeieI fault
Dlit beIlem Sprungl
&omm in bic title BeIt
Ser Sdmmerime.
9u nubt beiu san5es 2eib
limb Sorgen nun
gBie eiu gu Idbtueres 9IeiS
gom 9orper tbln.
Sun fommt Die Raft berein
gtit leiiem SSebn,
Sritm iolIit 6u title iein
llnb icIlafen gebn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
@n ftiner GttIIe. Nas

tient: rSerr Dottor, Die Dofis, Die
Sic mir perI9rieben baben, bat mid
bdlo abseipiirst. Mein college mar
sugesen uno meinte, sic ipGren Der
refine 8i.bbottor!~ @rat: Limb bas
bdben Sic fi1 eefall.n luTen9 Den
bdtte id an Sbrsr Stelle fofOrt pers
flagt!A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15

9t9terIing: .@is nennen
ineine u2ieoer uno @eniiFe zines @es
getdrianers" tomif99 @ober fennsn
Sic Die oenn9"
6 inbeim der: rRd. Sie bas
ben te bod an unferen Mebser pers
Sauft!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15

@rtannt. 92ofe: rW.ibt 9u,
0eni, Sein 9ruOer i6sint aud elm
febr loier 8osel gu Iein!" Gent: r0u
me;nit, neil sr iid 70 fdper einfans
gen lGbt2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15

Barnung. POIisiTt: .Sie
MAIDEN 70 elm finiter.s @eii9t, iunaer
Wlann, uno luufen am SIub auf un0
OBJ; Sic poaen ii9 bod ui9t etlpa g
4sben nebmen9" - .rSGlIt mir ni1t
tin!" rRa, oenn it's gut; bas lit
ndmli6 an OieTer SttIe BEL orei
Widrt Strafe perboten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15

-SOren Sic benn ni6t, i9 piI
teins @igarren baben. 9as Rau6en
III mir psrboten!"
+9lber, mein Ssrr, id oent., bon
oiefer por3ii9Iiden. biIlis.n Sorte
miro ole 5ran 9emabIin ssipiB Elm
3iit9sn .rlaub,n."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15

Simmer i'm @ef9Gft.
Sauiirer (otr an perbotener Stells
bobet uno uufseIdriebsn peroen foI):
-@leid tomm' i4 beraus, Serr Sem
BARN; feben Sic Ii9 tpGbrsno Der 3sit
i9on mol meinen &aIten an, bielleidt
tabcn Sic 9eOarf an gedbnaoeIn,
3piru, 8nDpfen :. !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15

~Ri4t pdbr, papa, i6 bari meiz
men Srsunoinnen eroGblsn, oa 8 mir
Dies Sabr mad Roroernep esbsn9"
nWenn Ou Did na9ber bIamiren
pilITt9"
~aber Wama uno i9 baben uns
nun maI Die RorbIse in ben appf
geIeBt!"
~0ann oarfit 9u b0ditens .rsGbs
len, oaB S9r beioe - WaFert0pfe
babt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15

- pie tbeueren 3G6n..
u: ~Ginf5ig SbaIer sGbe i'd barum,
lpenn i'd Sbre fdOnen 3Gbn. bdtte!"
g.: rSIaub's; Die tOiten aud nod
einmal foniel!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15

= Sm @esentbetL ar5t:
~Rest sic oenn Der biele Qfobol
nidt aufY~ patient: -Reint Spur!
aufserest iperoe i9 nur, ipenn i'd ~
ipsnig babtl~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-15
Gam fein fSaLI.

lin 1 ubr Ru6ts tommit Ou
mad Sdufe : uuo in biefem 3us
itanos9! 9a tOnnte man ia aIei6
tohen por Wut6!"
.~Sod tii6tis, 2llte! gaidts aebt
iber ION bis9en parmes 2lbenos
hrotl1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27

1908 and 1909 the senior class gave senior
fair. This consisted Of about ten shows
in which the seniors took part With the
money made the 1908 class purchased q
silver loving cup for athletics. The 1905
class bought many pictures and statues,
Last year the senior class gave an Ameri-
can history pageant and play, the money
from which will be used to buy some bronze
tablets. This year the senior class intends
to outclass the former classes in some way
though no plan has yet been hit upon. Al
the next meeting Of the class, q senior coun-
ell will be appointed. 1t will consist Of the
class officers, and three boys and three
girls appointed by the chair. This council
will meet regularly and decide upon the
questions to be submitted to the class.
Rector has already got some plans in his
head, one of which is to put the money
raised at the end of the year in the bank
and let the interest on it buy each year
two gold medals for scholarship and all
around athletics. Senior meetings will be
held in the near future to decide these mat
ters.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27
Joys OF THE OLD MAID
She Has the Liberty of Man with
out Any of His Re-
probabilities.

/ The old maids golden age 10 upon us,
The remark has been made before. II will,
however, bear repetition. Only in remote
country districts are her ancient disabili-
ties still recognized. She is no longer an
unwelcome sciourner IN the house of her
nearest relation. She can work elsewhere
and appropriate the proceeds to her own
use. She Is no longer expected to be a,
shrinking ingenue at the age Of AO she
calls herself by what exasicns she chooses,
such as the emancipated" or ''the unin-
numbered" or just the trite bachelor girl
From the day when fate or years Of dis
erection remove her from the direction Of
parents and guardians to the day when she
shall totter into the old lady's home the
world is hers, to use Just as she likes,
within the limits only Of her enterprise and
her income, Like Bernard shaw's heroine
she may go through the heart OF Central
Africa with nothing but little dog under
her arm"
Thrift Is not expected Of her. She has
the liberty Of man without his response
bilities, Let her Just keep within her tn
come and make ends meet and the thank
ful next of kin considers that she Is doing
very well and occasionally makes good an
overdFawn bank account that has threat
! ened to strand her In Europe The modern
spinster, II only she lives up to her oppor-
tuniues, has an elegant time of it.
Filled with kindly sympathy for her
husbanded and familied friend who has
been able to junket iFresponsihly about the
world whenever she has saved a satisfac-
tory car fare, and who so seldom locks the
door OF comfortable solitude upon her
own moods and reflections, the old maid
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27

, chosen, Although this office is not one Of
great responsibility, it is one that Involves
tactfulness. These two are considered en-
tirsly able to hold 1t. Every senior has ex'
pressed him or herself to be entirely salts
fled with the outcome of this election and
Is looking forward to q very successful
year under the leadership of these officers.
The results of the votes were as follows
Presidents Rector. 1Os; Ellsworth, 20. Vice
president: Howard, "a: Baldwin, 81. Treas
urer: Marshall, 90; Carey. IS. Secretary:
Moore, IS: Bedweii So. Sergeant-at-aTms;
Border TO- Howe, Is; Msttson, IS; Alder
SON. IS; Lindberg. a. Owing to some mis-
takes made in giving out the credentials
for voting, a full vote was not cast, as
there are about $50 members Of the senior
class.
Every year the senior class Of the Omaha
High school gives an entertainment of some
kind for which a small admission fee is
charged. The money made in this way is
put together and with 1t is bought some
ornament which is left in the school In
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27

In the election Of Voyle Dixon Rector to
the office Of president the senior class
considers itself very lucky. Rector Is the
most popular senior in the GLASS, having
held many important offices during his
four school years, He has played four
years on the foot ball team as left tackle
and has played very creditably for the
school, He Is Heutena--t colonel Of the
Omaha High School regiment Of cadets
which is the highest ranking cadet office.
AS far as his ability TO lead his class
through a prosperous year no one doubts
IT, Loa Howard as vice president Is con-
sidered very capable for the position that
she holds. She has been the leader OF the
girls In the ticket selling contests and has
led them to victory. Marthena Moore was
chosen to write the minutes and to keep
the records. she Is second to none in her
ability to do this, The banker of the class
ia Leonard Marshall, He will handle all
the money and no one disputes his capa-
bihty to do so, AS sergeant-at-arms,
Donald Howe and Rerpiee Border were
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27
TEADER-FACEO MEN
SHAVE IN COMFORT
And Save Time aud Money Wasted
ON Expensive Lotions and
Pore-Cloggtng Powders.
A Proper Soap for Shaving
Does All This and More

Tender-faeed men who have heretofore
been forced, after shaving, to waste valu-
able minutes every morning soothing their
irritated faces with expensive lotions or
pore-cloggiHg powders will welcome the
comfort and saving Of fine which the use
OF Cuticura soap for shaving effects. Not
only does Cuucura soap supply a rich,
creamy fragrant lather that IN itself
makes shaving a luxury. but the delicate
medication and remarkable soothing prop
critics which have made it world famous
as a skin soap, are usually sufficient 20
leave the face free from the tense, dry
feeling, and TO act as a preventive OF irri-
tatiou and Inflammation OF the hair glands
often the cause Of obstinate and insight
ly eruptions,
Another use in which men find Cuticura
soap eminently satisfactory is in the care
OF the hair and scalp. The ease with
which a shampoo with Cuticura soap is
obtained and the comfort and benefit de-
rived make Il one OF the most desirable
and refreshing OF toilet duties. Assisted by
an occasional light dressing with Cutioura
ointment, Il az the same time provides a
most effective treatment for the prevention
OF dry, thin and falling hair, dandFuff and
itching and scaling Of the scalp and for
stimulating the hair follicles and roots by
increasing the circulation. Besides, CUT
cura soap wears 10 a wafer, rendering Il
most economical as well as agreeable for
every use IN the toilet, bath and nursery.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27

We have 10000 acres tributary to Out
city and we NHED FARMERS OF THE
RIGHT sort to TIL the idle acres VIII
make money easier than you ever mad1
II before in your ltfsf just answer that
question. Write mo q nete and say thai
easier than you have ever made II before
and at the same time share In the dsvel'
rapid increase In the value OF the lands
Write to me today.
You can satisfy yourself about
can send you Q booklet showinE JUST
WHAT THIs SECTION HAS 10 DE,
PEND ON; just WHAT 1T WILL Do
nothing and may mean q fortune to you
o. X, MooUowN, Secretary RUIH ooaG.
1H1oIAH CLUE, Suhl, xdAho
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27

argues thus with herself; "oh what
abomnable luck! Here ] planned to drop
down to Georgia for a nice sunny Christ
mas rest with that interesting woman bot
anlst I met on shipboard the last time /
was crossing, But I suppose it's only
Christian Of me to journey out to the sub
urbs and help Ella with that great family
of children. After ell, she does have a
hard time" And Jane appears to visit
Ella-New York sun.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27

Yes. distinctly. plainly, write and
ask US for the opportunities we can
show you TO DOUBLE YOUR MONEY
IN SOUTHERN IDAHO. The land is
filled with new ways of living we'll.
comfortably. happily and profitably.
Send today for THE FREE BOOKLET
which describes Southern Idaho so we'll
that WE BRING IDAHO TO YOU.
We can show you how to make
money. We need money to loan on
approved security at such rates as to
net you per cent. You can't get
such rates in the Middle West. Farm
lands are cheap and can be bought on
credit, You cannot make a mistake
in SOUTHERN IDAHO even If you
buy with your eyes shut, But WRITE
TO US FIRST. We point the way to
easier, happier, pleasanter living. ANY
bank in Twin Falls is our reference.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27


Ia no chronicle Of the life OF Chulalong-
korn, the late king OF siam, has It been
mentioned from whom the inspiration came
which made his oriental majesty a man OF
enlightenment with resultant untold hene-
tits 70 his kingdom. II was 70 an English
governess OF great refinement and intel
lectual gifts that Chulalongkorn was in
debted Tor his early education aud linguistic
attainmeuts. This lady is stu alive en-
joytng a ripe, old age, and resides IN
Montreal In the vicinity Of McGil univer-
sity. AFTER much travel she married and
settled down IN Canada, and in the last
generation was a warm friend OF Long
fellow, Emerson and Oliver Wendell
Holmes. This ladys son married q sister
OF the late king OF slam, and has Cor
a long time been q notable figure IN ghe
country Of his adoption, while her grand
son occupies a prominent medical post In
siam
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27

Cream Of Barley as an all-p0werful health
food was not known until this last year.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-01-15
NOTICE OF SHEHIFF'S SALE OF.
REAL ESTATE.

Under and by virtue of an execu-
of the Fifth Judicial District of the
State. of Nevada, in and for Nye
County, and to me directed and de- |
livered, upon a Judgment rendered in
said court on the S1st. day of De-
plaintiff, and against Manhattan Port
land Mining and Milling Company, a
corp9rantion, m, defendant, o for the sum
together with $17.75 costs of suit, l
have levied upon all the right, title, 1
interest claim and demand of sala
ing, Company, a corporation, OF, in
erty,, that is to say:
All those certain mining claims
commonly known and designated as:
CORTLAND, DETR GIT TEXAS, nm MA !;
ETHEL and LINK, said last named "a
Fraction" constituting contiguous
group situate about one and one
half miles, west and south Of the
Mining District, Nye County. Nevada,
and appearing of record in the Office
of the Recorder of said Nye County;
dated December eth, 1905, between
~. C. Walker, f. A. Davis, C. E.
Painter and William Wiess, parties of
the s5 %pn snd M aa
corporation, party of the. second
part therein. which said deed is re-
corded in Book of Deeds, at page
40, of said records, and which said
records are hereby made a part here
of and hereby referred to for more
particular description of said claims.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
on Monday, the 31st day of January,
1910. at three o'clock P. M. of said
day, in front of the court house door
of the Nye County Court Mouse, in
Tonopah, Nevada, 1 will sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest and bes,
bidder, for cash, all of the right.
title, interest. claim and demand of
the said Manhattan Portland Mining
] and Milling Company, Of in and to
| the above described property, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy said Judgment and costs and
| accruing costs.
Dated this sth day of January
1910
BY VAIL PITTMAN, Deputy Sheriff.
| 1871 1920.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-01-15
TWO DOLLARS
WORTH OF SHOW
FOR ten CENTS
GREAT BIG BARGAINS OFFERED
By MANAGER JAKE GOOD
FRIEND.

There will be another entire
change of program at the Butler
theater tonight. Five newf pic
lures and two illustrated songs will
be on the bill. The management
wishes to announce that it will be
impossible to show the automobile
races tonight as advertised, but will
positively have them for Monday
night only. No one should fail to
see this picture as it is very ex-
citing, showing all the worlds
champions, including the American
crack, Barney Oldfield, who goes
an exhibition mile in So seconds
On Tuesday night the house will
be in charge of the fire depart
ment who have arranged special
program in addition to the regular
show. The price of admission will
be 10 cents, same as on any other
night, but If you can afford i
you may give as much as you wisl
| for a ticket for the entire receipts
go to the department. There will
be the usual matinee today at
o'clock and also on Sunday.