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BOOkS CHEAP ~ PRICE.
%. q. Mslls wants People 60 Buy. S~t
nerVSM what They Read.


MIR. n. q. wsllaa latest work. The His
torv % Mr.. Polly 10 one Of tho nrst thres
books 10 start the new publication OF
recent Dooks at ~ cents q volume
Speaking Of thls cheap edition MI "shs
says:
at hsralds the transition Of the Eng
Iish reading public from book borrowers
to book buyers. This system u hiring
books from the libraries 10 essentially
English 10 Francs and 0ermany. VA
all the other civilized countries W IAc''
books are bought. not borrowed. Eng
land alone seems To have held cut against
the idea Of enabling a reader TO possess
and keep . new book turihermore
tho capital absurdity Of the censorship
recently instituted by the Libraries makes
one doubly rejoice in the departure Inc
change. 70 nv mind. oil not oniy chal-
lenKe the supremacy Of the Libraries
but will in q measure wr-st their power
VI censorship from thsm
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aame fereIKM Note.

After suffering the great colleciio 20
drawings beaueathed to them Ivy Turner
to lee neglected for half a century the
trustees % the National Gallery decided
Ave years ago TO have the collect ion ar
hinged and made nvailab.s for tho public
They employed Mr.. 4. J. Finbgrg 20 draw
M q catalogue ~ the - 900 sheets and
panels. and he recently completed the
work. which ~ published bv tho trustees
IN two volumes under the title a Com
plsie Inventory Of the Drawings NJ the
Turner Request. Il 10 much moro than
liu. AIR IinberR has arranged the
drawings chronoloeically He gives brief
details OF each picture and has annotated
Them from Turner's own notes In this
way he SETTLES = great many dispuisd
paints
london i having a shat sspeare festival
this month that includes = ls performance
or eleven 10 the PLAYS aud port ions 10 two
mors NJ His Ma Issiy's Theatre. under
the management 81 Sir 70. BeerbOhm
r're. aud has drawn from II err seclusion
s"rne famous actors There will he four
'~en performances 90 Tho Merry Wives
OF Windsor with BeerhOhn Tree and
Ellen Terry. six uf -.lu!ius IJsar.- five
OF Twelfth Night four at Hamlet. =
five ~ The Merchant - Nenios.- two
- King Richard II = QUE % -CoTiolsnus.
with Genevievs Ward: one each ~ King
Lear. The Tanning of tho Shrsw. Two
GentIenen - Verona King Henry Y .
sud n special bill with acts Ut -Othello'
and -MaCbe'h Among the part icipan n
are Mrs Kendall. LADY Tree. MIR +. X
BENSON. Mr. u. u. Irving. Mr.. Bourchisr.
M Martin Harvey Mr. Cvrii Maule and
AIR. Lewis Waller.
fragment "f manuscript % the
German -ROla nd=lisd- has been dis
covered a; Linz. IA Upper Austria. by Dr.
X. SChihmann. That adaptation ~ the
-Chanson ds Roland" was made in the
twelfth century and is generally R'tTib-
uted 20 the Regensburk priest konrad
der Pfahe No complete manuscript of
the epic has been found yet. DR.. SchiH-
maun's discovery il 81 sIngle page Of
splendid thirteenth century manu-
script. written in two columns 81 each
side and containing l4O verses.
To- mark the centenary of Sr Samuel
Ferguson. who wrote The Forging Of
the Anchor and was q steady contributor
TO the early numbers 81 Bld-tSood's
Mega sias thai periodical reprints IN it,
April number his famous story Father
Tom and the Pope
Prof. Adolf TobIer. who died last month
had held the chair of romance pathology
at the University % Berlin for forty-two
years He studied under Friedrich DieI
at Bonn and AFTER hI- death more than
any other man h"lpNd 10 retain Germany
preeminencs. IN that branch ~ study
against the friendly rivalry 81 French and
Italian schools He collected The material
for n dictionary % Old French and pub
lished many texts. but his special field
was French Evutax He was the hes;
known e the teachers IN his branch in
Germany. particularly among the Amer
leans who studied there.
Those who are Interested in the history
~ Ireland will WELDON" the announcement
Of an -Ononasticon ~ Irish Place Names. :
nv the Rev DR.. Edmund IAwless Hogan.
= J. which will 10 published soon 10y tA"
ROYAL Irish Academy.
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q OSAM @ % %
the CON .
-.

dafhOY Of
-TAs Breath Of lhs Rnaaers'
4 fantastic story Of love and
science. Claudius. the brilliant
Young scientist. - rejected by
the beasthul Rosamon d
wheTeupon he makes a new
Rosamondi The delicate de-
VelopmenIs which follow may
be imagined Cloth 1850,
90 roSffaiA.
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Land rss, va. Never Cs..r.A TIu.


The eighty tight acre tract Of land On which
Jos.ph Bennett Hyss . mile and . half noTth OF
WtnKa,r has never changed si'ie or be-n tTans-
t,rred eHcep, BY inheritsnce since II vas granted
nv the 90, ernfpent 20 settler from Nirgtaia
by the name OF chestnut about the year i1eD. Mr.
Bsnnet, Who now owns and lives the land
vas born and resFed and passed h's Hte up 70 HE
present age ~ a. on the place. - d4d DTS father
before haH q, the age Of 70 NJ Benneu IL the
father Of s4gn'-sn children. twelve of whom Ersu
M on the placs Itia not HEeiy that there n
other tract IA the coUnty vita such o record
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Yen. >.ss,.nr. Tr,bu,. 80 I.Afc.d's He.rs
Yon. NoG,Ichi in his tribute to IAfoadio

Yon. NocIchi in his tribute TO IAfoadio
TIearn in the current A'loHf;e saws:
We japanese have been TeEenera'ed nv
HI. suddeu magic and baptized sfresh
under his trans, endental rapture.
what impressed 10 most vas That he vas q
.,yikinx ngurs Of protest lie wrote 20 Mr..
Otaat
while ~. rage for wasting time In sOcts-
re. goes on ihere will 30 no new Japs nese
literature, no nee DIANA. no new pos'Ty--
nothing good % any kind. Production
will ba made impossible. and only the
commonplace translation Of fOrssgn ideas.
The mesn ming oT time. the meaning Of work.
the "a, redne,. 81 literature are unknown
20 this generation lie was indeed ne
I,yinR nj oog 90 the power Of solitude. With
-hIcb he ed to master these problems.
and WITH which he succeeded.
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The ENCHANTED ISLAND

And other Poems
By ALFRED author ot -Draks'
OF melody COLOR and thought
Mr. NoyeS The Who'll. book full Of beauty
belief that leader the English
poets Of generation Ci $3.50. f15 "d po"ps'S N3S
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CAB NO. 40

80 y. y. FOsIrF'
a.1Aoy Of "FostsT's COM rigfs
HopIs.' "Aucf'oH Br'd9s. ere.
A clean original detective
story BY great card expert
who knows how 10 construct q
fascinating puzzle. "AraEIrg
mystery Impossible tn
out the book down until the
pu11ie has been Strengthened
out. ~. Y. T'IbnHS. Cloth,
I:1o, g. g fo6pS'd.
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0irs mad g dweosn aus9e.
lifert.

2onopn. 26. SuIi. Gdrl iSreiz
berg, Elm idpeoiiher llntsrtbun uno
sbemals Der. Staatsu 9isstouiul in
Stodbolm, Der bier Dor Elm paar Wo=
den ipseen llntsrihIuguHg BON Gsl=
bern perbaftet tDuroe, lpiro uah Shpes
ben ausssIiefert tpsrosn.
Ssrsib.rs ion grobe Summsn bon in
4meritu bsritorbensn Shpeben in
Gmpfane s:nommsn, aber ni6t an bic
8erpanotsu Der 8eritorbeneu in
Shtpeben a6selisfert babsr.
Seine peitersn q a dri6tsn
uber Or. grtppeu.
2pnoon,2 2. SuIt. - Die bisiise
polissi Bat iotpeit tsine Ruhrtdt BON
benz 0dmpfer rRontrpIs" srbuIten,
auf benz Iin Dr.. Serlsp 9. Grippen unD
5rl. 2tnspe beftnbsn ipaen.
Der Superlntenoent SSpreit bon
Scotland garo ia9te pdbreno Deg
5ages, oab Die Snitruttionsn. Die Der
aapitGn aenoaa BON oem Sampfer
~Wontrpis" ppn Seotluno garo erbal>
ten babe, tbn niht beranlaHen tonntsn,
ben peroGhtiaen YaFagier 81 perbaTs
ten. Weite Nahrihten iibsr Die 9srs
oGntissn perben bier nidt srtpartet,
bis Der Gampfsr ben Safen Rimousti
in Canada erreiht, ipobin Der SuIpet=
tor Dep an 9oro bes 9umpfers r2aue
r.ntie" unt:rpess iit, um iih bic pufe
iasitrs ben ser .Rru.sojs" ansn,,s5sI.
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8alter i. gronn BON SOleoO ipieocr
8uriiser oes Staats Central
aommittees.
lie Siibrer Eabeu ildl nod aui feinen
8Suoerueurs aaRbiOutsu se.
einigt.
Die republitdnti DE
Stddtstonpenttou DON
Ohio.


BUS, 8, 26. SuLi. Die
r.pubIitdnifte Transformation bon
SbiO tpuros am 9isnItus Rahmittag
BON Dem aoHgreB Reprdisutunten
Niholus 2ongporth, bsm tsmporGrsu
8oriisenb.n, nit elmer snsrgtihen Der
theioieuug oes neuen Sdrifgeiesss err
0ffu.t uHb NIT elmer gIuhenoen Der
tbeioisung Der QDminiitration oesgrdz
fib.nt.n Iaft.
Gi. Reos oes 9errr 2onglpOrtb bez
ihdftigts iih fat dusi6Iisblid nit
benz IarifgeieB. Gr Iugts, ouB bic re-
pubIitauiids portsi fiir ous GsieB per
antportiib lei uRb oab lie odiIelbs uns
terftiissu unb auTrshterbaItsn miiife.
Im 4Hfdng isiusr Reoe, aIs sr ois
Ramer anoerer Rspu6litansr nanHte,
oi. DOr ibm in fribsren Sabrsu 8Ors
tiger bon Staats &onoertioRsu ma
ren, brad bel Der RsHnuug oss y}az
mems Don Games ". Garfielo, Der jeBt
Der 5iibr.r Der r5urtihrtttIer" 1T, bic
gsger bic riitbaItloie SrooTiruHg oss
5urtfssieBss protsItirsu, uno BON So
Iepb genioH 5Drater, Dem friib@rsu
gunoesisHdtor, itiirrniider 8eifdu los.
4ut BEL Der Rsnnuns ns Ramen oes
Senators Wart 5auna uuo bss grdz
Iioenter 5dft rpuroe I.bbuft appIauoirt.
Die 1isnitags Sisurq errei6te
Elm gnbs, natosm bic 3uIQmmeuz
I.Buug oer perIaisosnen 9ommittesn
angetiinoist lporoeu. Die Spmmittesn
begannsu Damn iofort nit ibreu geraz
tbuHgen, bic big in bic ipdts Ra6t binz
Elm oduerten.
9as Subtommitts., bas bdmit Be-
auftrast puroe, eineu gntpurf Der
gIatiorm ansuf.rtieen, Der bsm sdnz
gen aommittss I'm Mitterna6t unters
brsitet perbsH ioIlts, perpenoete piel
3sit auf Die plantsu, in osuen bic 2los
miniitrotipn uno Der Sdrif inboiirt
lperben iousn. Sin WitsIisb oss Sub
committees iagis, bag nit sinigen psz
nigen 4usnahmen Die RssulGreu uro
Die prpsrsiiiren betrefis Der Staatss
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angeleeenheiten oollitdnbtg uberetnz
fttmmten.
Sumss II. GarfieIb idgte am Q6erb,
nahbem er Dor Dem Sommittee err
I6ienen mar, er Iei iiber5eugt oaoon,
oaB bic Platform, bic Der aonDention
unterbreitet perben tptrb, ben ptpgrefz
iipen &anbioaten onnehmbdr iein
tpurbe.
Ssrr 8arfieIo fagts aud, baB er
iih I'm bic 8ouoerneursfanOiOnten
ni6t tiimmsrn tpsrbs, Big bic platform
BON Der &onoention urgenommen
porben lei.
Die Rsgut6ren i'm Som :
mittse fir Refo1uttonn
06tnduf.
Die erite araftpro6s 3tpiIhen ben
Reguldrsn uub ben Gortf6rittIsrn in
Der Transformation geItaItets Iid3 gu
einem groBsn Sieg Der RegulGren. Der
aongrsB Reprdientant pauI Som
lamb BON glepeldnb, Der bic gIotform
Der progreiIipen in 5Gnben bat, unb
Der aanoibat fir 9oritBsr 0es ReIoluz
tions aommittees mar, ipurbe nit
ID gegen 3 Stimmsn gsi6lagsn. Repr.
SOplano unb Ssnator Did, tpelt'
GeBterer gum 8oriiBer ertpd6lt purbe,
snt6ietten it4 Der QbItimmung, unb
elm Weitglieo mar ubpefeno. Der &onz
qrsbreprdisntant Games 8. GaFibp
Itimmte gegen Senator Did, pie aud
Die W2itgIi.ber oes Sommittses Oom s.
unb IA. 9iitritt.
Sur3 DOR Der Qbftimmung ertldrte
Der Repr. Soplunb, bab er nitt piet
UNI bic PbrdIeologie DER 8lQtform gez
be, ipenn aber Die pIdtfprm tbrem eSnz
bait nah ben .groerefIioen" un6efriez
oigsno lei, er am WftttDoh Der Son
Osntion eineH MttubritQtsberint unterz
brsiten DUrDe.
yteun Sbtoer Sougreb ReprGs
Ientdnten iinb Wtitglieber bes
&ommitt:e5 fir Reiolutionen unb
ale neuu, etni6lieBlih ber Reprdiens
tunten SODIQnb unO GuiIibp batten i'm
&OngreB Die SariFporIage unteritiist,
um bic iid gum groBen Sheil Der
&f in Der &onDeution ore6en ipirD.
Gen. s. Warren &sifer, ReprGisntant
oom I. Ttitrttt, bat betuHntIib ieit
qnnabme Der 3arifpOrlaee ertIGrt, oaB
Die 3ollidBe ni6t bod genug isisn.
| So6alo Dds &ommittes iih nab Der
8ertlgung Der aonDention periammsl=
te. purbe Samss SC. SarTieIo bena6.
! rittigt, oGB er Dor bem Hommittee er:
fteiHen tonne.
Sendtor Burton gum per
| mdHeut.u 8OrfiBer err
pG6It.
Senator :. &. Burton tpuro. am
4beno gum permdnsntsn 8oriiBsr Der
&oupeHtion erDdbIt. 1aourh pirh
Wtoris Waihte, Der in Dem Siitritt
oes Repr. 5oDIuno ppbut, 0Dritser
Der srOBsu Delegation Don Gubaboga
Gountp. Die Delegation 1T aber BE-
treffs oes 8oupernsurs aunbioaten
nitt eiHig uno Die Limit" sRsgsI rpirb,
inIOlpsit Die SO DeIegatsn rou Gupbos
ga in 8etraf)t tommeu, uiat oreeorps
net tperoen.
Gs ipurbs um 46enb unter BEN
Iiibrsrn uereinbart, oab pGbreno Der
Rant feline Yereinbarung bstrefIs oes
0ouoerneurs &anoioatsn eetrpff:n
peroen IoQ. Seuatpr Burton beitano
auf isiner i6on am Wontag gematteu
4euBerung, oaB bisier Sampf in Der
aOnpsntton islbIt gum 2lustrug gss
bro6t tpsrben piirpe, unb ni6t Dor
ber.
DaIter ). grorn purbe am 46en6
gum nritten WtaI gum 9oriiser oeG
Staats Central 4ommittees er.
pdbIt.
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SGR Raun ermDrbet muroe o6er III.
falIg ueruuslHft lit.
% m. ). 9rpaHsr srletbeteine

20 m. ). 9rpan erletbet eius
RteoerIuge in Rebrasta.
9ranb SslunD, Reb., %. osuli.
Wm. 5. grpan lit Hidt mebr Der SyUb=
rer Der 9emotraten in Rebrastu.
Seine RieOerIage erIttt er in IsiHem
&f gu 9unIteu Der Giufubrung
bon Gpnutp 2Ocal Option I'M staat,
bic Don Den beiosn 5uttionsn betGmpft
DurOe, on oeren Spite Der 9Ouper.
ueur S5euenbsrser uno Der Utdpor
Sablman Don Omaha TtebsH. Wenn
9eIich oieie beiDen SSattioneu bstreffs
anoerer 9untte Der 9lQtform nt6t
UbereinfttmmteN, ma6ten fie bod gss
meinihaftlihe Sahe oegeH Gnuntpe
Gocol Option, bic ppn Wm. ). grpau
QQein befirporttt purpe.
Die plante in Der Blatfprm, in
DeIher Das isBt in Strait beftHol;6e
.DdDligbt" WtrtbitdTtsgeieB tuooFirt
miro, uuroe troB oes beftigen Broteits
Dm. ). grpans nit TO gsgsu 163
Stimmeu Qngenommeu uno oaulit ct
rsitte bic 5iibrsrIhaft 9rpoHs in
Rsbrasta, Die er IA Sabre lang uusz
gsiibt, Elm Gnoe.
Qber ihoH porher bate Wm. Z.
grpan zine Rieoerlage erIttten. Der
&pugreBrsprGisntant g. 81. 6ithcod.
Der Senatorstunpioat lit, bate eiHetI
9lutrug geiteut. oaB feline 9Iutfotmz
9lante, DON Reo:n beqlettet, eHtgsgen=
qenommen rperoeu IoIte, tpsnu lie
nift uls 5beile pes WajoritGtss ooer
Winoritdtsberihts etngereiht tpurben.
Wm. :. grnan, Der Elm 8eIssot bon
2uucoiter 60. mar, proteItirte bagcz
acn, troboem puroe aber Der 4ntrag
nit 465 9egen 374 Stirmsn ungs=
npmmen.
Die RajoritdtspIante, Die unges
non,msu puroe, Ldutet ME folg1:
mir iino ougegen, baB GOuntp 2ocul
Option o0sr irQenD Elm dHOerer YlaU
CUR RequIirung bes 8irtbs9eih ftS
All elmer garteifrage gemuht Dirb.
8ir Iino fir Die itrenge 0urdfiihrung
unfsrsr jeBiqen 8eIeBe uno iIno Der
2(niit1t, ouB iiber ieoe pettere 4snoez
rund in ben WirtbsoeieBen oirett Dom
9plt ab9eItimmt perbeH foQ. uno 0oB
auf TpI1e Wsiis Der oTFertIthen Dlordl
uno Der Sune gutter Reqterung beHer
ueoient piro. dls iperr man in elmer
rein morolii6su angelegenbeit ous
9olt in Qarteisn ipaItet uno ssgsR
sinanperbest.
1ierepubIitunif de g 4 ts'
tpnDention BON Nebrasto, ote
olsi6seitig in SiBung lit. inooiIirts N
ibrer QIatform Die Administration
beg 8rdibentsn Gait, ertIdrte I'D gea
aen ben @annonismus uno BON gam
sem Sersen fir bic SnIurgeuteu ge7
fpeoung, innerbalb uno uuBerbaIb beg
sga!n,. songr.Tss' DnO fir e0H"Y a0''I
Der StraBenbd bn itrett in
Columbus.
Golumbus, g., 26. Suli. -
Der Nlupor WtarIbau bat bem Seues
raj aoiutauten gGnbreht gu pers
Iteben gegeben, baB er ibn pubrfheina
lih am Q(beno sriu9en psroe, Srups
pen sur MISUNDERSTANDING Der Cros
nuna 8u itellen unb ourauf9ir eriuhte
Sen. Denbrett ben Gommauoeur ber
GrIten Brigade, Gsnerdl u. .. Mcs
Waten BON 5oIeoo, IoFort 81 elmer
geratbung bierber gu tpmmeu. Benn
sruppen bierberbeorbert tperoen, ounH
peroen es iolhe pon Der erfteu 9r;=
adoe iein nuo aud bic Sdpollerittoms
pagnie ~" ppu gIepelunb. 4uh Col.
grpant BON gIoombale mar pdbreno
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u b miraI Rpogers in ben
Ru b itanp nstrsten

Ru beitauo 9etreten.
Waibington, .. g., 26. Suli.
Gpntrs 4omiral Sobn q. Roogerg,
aommauosur oes Warine GtobliFez
ments bon gremerton, Duib., 1T am
8ienitdg in ben Rubeitano getrsten. gr
piro iit iest mad Qlasta I,gebsn, UNI
ua6 ieinem Sobne gu iu6en, Der Dor
einsm Sabre in perBiIoHtB psrI9Duns
oan lit.
Sra q. Rapn's unfaIIpsrz
itaeruHg.
@btcuso, Sqs., 26. JuIi. -
Die unfaQperIiterungs 9eIeuTtafz
ten, in benen Der psritprbene giisnz
babn grGiioent Sra q. Rdpu perz
iihert mar, baben formeu ertlGrt, bag
Die 8ompagnien iit auf teinen aomz
promiB nit ben @rbeu einIaiIen Mir
osn, uno oaB Die 8erIiherunssIums
men nitt uusbeSablt iperbsn tpiiroen,
Is lei oenn, oaB Der 9epeis oofiir oez
lisfert tperoen tonne, oub Rann niht
SeIbitmoro b'sangen bat, uno oaB er
enttpeoer ermproet tpurbe, pper purd
,3ufaQ ums QebeH tam.
s. 5. 9amman, Der 9lnpalt Ger
Rompasnien, Iagte, oab snttpsoer bic
pollsu 8erii6srungsiummen ousbez
3ahlt fperosn tpiiroen ober aur nihts.
Die llnfallperiiherung Rapns Be.
trug uneefGhr $131 800 uno gapu
bssabIte eine jGbrlihs grGmie BON
$3.50, mehr aIs iresnb Elm onoersr
Mann in Chicago. Der RahIoB
Rapn's pirb auf unsefdbr $1,000 :
600 ssi1Gst.
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Jar ben ndHffen WabRampf gut
pprbereitef.

\ sgortparts" beriftet iiber ein neues
gcipaltises ilottenprogrumm-
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Metterberid1f.

SarrSbio unb bos ipeitlide
g.nnIplpanien: Sdones. tpGrmeres
Meiter am Mittipo6. am Dcrneritdg
~id0nes Bettsr, mdBis iturte psranbsrs
nme Winoe.
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Die 6iobspoiten iiber bic p.rbesrsns
be Wirtuns bes iiinsitsn linIpetters
mehren fih bon Stunbe su Stunos. Sn
8raunIhpeis bat cine Dinobois ibren
pf1o NIT 0erberben uno 3eritOruns
bsseihnet. Der uralte Ydrt i'll pers
ipiiitet. Die brrliden anlassn i.ben
troftlos aus.
ebenic idiimm ift's nm Wagbeburz
aii6en. elu6 bort Bat bic Minoss
braut ihr llntpeien setrieben. Sm
areife 0nrbtltsen. auf benz Jioeitoms
miB @eiib Der grafen BON Der Sdu.
lenburs. ouf Wolfsburo, iinb tbsnfans
sis auSsees9ntsn pastanIastu une
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Cincinnati. Nattpod, ben q. SuG 1910.

acknowledgement
Dtc repn6(lRanilde Staats-
KonOealiOn OOn O@iO
2lm Sienftag Stad}mittas
er6ffnet.
Ser tempurdre 0uriiter, Hepr.
Nihulas SOnswOrtb,
Vertbeibiste in elmer lauseu 8eSe
Sas Heme 1arifseies.
Mit benz er fidj bauptidflid BE.
ifdftiste.
Gte Geguldreu baben am aOmmittec
fir R.i iulutionen bic E6erbanO.
Eeu. lid puroe nit 15 gegeu 3
Stimmsn su Dehen goritker
ertuablt.
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aommittees.
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sinigt.
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Wn. 8. 3rpan

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bus.
Ter WagOr Waribaa nirS um WIitt.
mod ben 8uuuerneur Sarmon sr.
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oeun, oaf Die 1samtlie ben Sespeis
liefern faun,
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fGlig uernnelMft lit.
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Su lluanru bei elmer tleberidiuem.
muus % Yerionen ertrunfen.
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6at anisebOrt Der csiibrer Der
SemDfraten in Hebrasfa
III ietn.
Seine 3etiirwortuns pon
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@atte feline oaieoerlase sur 5plee,

Bonn Strafeubabuitrett in GuIum.
bus.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-03

NJ. ]. Kavanaugh and wife, of Crazy
spent Sunday and Monday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mann in
ahis city.
Felix Wild recently came to Devils
Lake from Cedar Rapids having &C
eepted position in the Great North
ern shops.
Mrs. Florence Plant was called to
Devils Lake last week by the serious
0lness Of her sister, Miss Margaret
Connolly.
W. w. Breckenridge, of Grand
Forks was in Devils Lake on business
connected with the Great Northern
the latter part of last week.
Miss Thompson formerly of the New
York Cash Store has accepted a p-s
zion in the Fair store at Minot a
aeft for that p acc On Saturday &C
ing.
Messrs Fairbanks and Kellogg.
Hhe school board at Lahota, wee
Devils Lake Tuesday inspecting t..
manual training department of the
Devils Lake schools.
M. o. Long, editor of the Egeland
Enterprise, was in Devils Lake yes
@erday enroute to Fargo on business
strip. While in the city he made this
@fice a pleasant call.
The third installments of the series
&d articles by D. V. Brennan relative
10 his recent trip through Old Mexico
Is necessarily omitted this week and
gsall appear in next weeks Inter-Ocean.
p. J. Chamberlin left Wednesday
light for Winona, MINI, and Chica 20
9Rhere he will meet his daughter, Miss
ELLEN who has been attending school
at Washington, D. C. the past winter.
Automobile wells and Bonnets and
Sailors will be the special at the Win.
@ns Millinery Saturday. We will be
@aeased to have you call and look over
ahe line, as We are sure that you will
be interested.
Miss Helen and Winifred Northrou
aeave Sunday night for Oregon via.
1linneapolis where they will spend
dAeir summer vacation returning in
the fall to resume their teaching al
,Aae deaf school.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-03
NO LIFE of.EksE
FOR BUFF ALo Bill.
Famous Scout TO Be IN the
Saddle More Than Ever.
GLOR|ES IN THE Great west

But Tee No Longer Wild, He Says In
His Farewell Messase-Ths Indian,
He Asserts, 10 Laying Down the Bow
and Arrow and Taking Up the Rake.
At the end Of this seasons tour of
Buffalo Bill's Wild West show Colonel
William F. Cody buffalo Bib, the IA
nous scout and Snowman. will retire
to his ranch at Cody, Wyo.. and divide
bis time thereafter between the ranges
and his mining property in Arizona.
Just before he waved his last fare
we'll with his broad brimmed hat to
New York at Madison Square Garden
ae was interviewed by Charles Darn
ton for the New York Evening World.
When asked whether he would leaye
the saddle for the rocking chair Colo
mel Cody pulled up abruptly with this
answer: ''..
Will Hike to the Rockies.
mo. sir! No one will eyer find me
in rocking chair. As a matter of
fact, I'll be in the saddle during the
rest Of my days more than / am now
in this business. I'm not going to set
tie down and sit in q corner. Any one
that comes out west looking for me
will be pretty apt to find me on the
back OF horse. couldn't lead any
thing but an active life, l never hang
around city when I'm through with
my season. hike for the Rockies and
60 shooting and hunting That's the
life for me-
Although the colonel refused to say
he was tired Of life in the arena. he
shot this question at me:
DO you think man can run on In
this business for 300 or 400 years7
Now. I've been pretty steady man in
my public career. 1t began. in 1872
at Niblo's Garden. when appeared In
.The Scouts Of the Palms. not count
ing the years that i was before the
public in way as q real scout. Then
in 1888 l organized. The Wild West
and I've been keeping it up ever since.
When man has a million dollars
worth Of property around him and
horses eating their heads of he's got
to keep it up. can tell you! And two