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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18

megen onOiinoet Snof og @istanfe.
geeppe baboe nogen Der tpnft paa
Sobafsboroet. Gen Iioite Gibe oar
fraoiet I'D aloffen S OH afteneu.
Sloen bar iau lieget oe nImet belle
Natteu; tbi ferIt 9Ioffen 8 BAR Oct.
at goroet Itoo | 9uer.
&eoefro. 9rebt Of Soget. Baa
Observation-Disclosures mellem 9oos-
luno % Gsoefro er Ben %. San.
ON 4ftenen to gerioner blepen oper-
fsrt al en- Sneplop og orebt poa
Steoet.
9igene al De forulpffeoe par iaa
ufenOeIige. al BET life bar funnel
faitiIaas, bpem De er; men oa De
life bar Uniform paa, er oct ult-
iaa life SernbanetieneitemenO. Der.
imoO peo man enonu life, ON bet
er oeifarenoe, iom / Snefoget bar
forpiloet Jig mo paa ganen ener
Snefoitere.
gon oct enc al 9igene par 9ooe.
BET repet al.
= ON ltl1ffcn paa Scrnbanen,
Ser traf De TO 9aanopnrfsIoenOe,
me00eIes, at De TO Gig fonotes al
en- 9%aneDogter, Der repioereoe Str9f-
ringen, efter at BET isrite Cog moro.
fra bar posieret. Gen enc par. JON
me0oeIt, fsrt belt / Stnffer, me.
0ens paa ben anOen begge arme 90
Sopeoet par affsrt. Der bIeo itrnfs
fra 6oosIun0 beororet ire Nanb til
lllpffesiteoet meo en- @anre for at
bore 2igene til Gp0efro. 8e TO
Soanop9rfsioenoe booOe tigget /.
9s6efro Den %. San, oe mnn me.
ner, at oe bar Diaet ielge ganen til
SoosIuno for at ifpoe en- @enpei
og life gaa bilO.
Slens6Org. Sfnbt en- Mnsuadge.
Isl. qp.) 5orleoen ,bleo Der / 5rue
Sfop ifuot en- Musonage, iom pnn
bsire 500 bar en- Mountaineering
meO f6Igenoe Snoifrift: 50. Chr.
Mortenien. 81 s., gibore, Dam.
MARI. 3 1906 ife0 man en- fig
nen0e pe0 areie!O meo ,dmmeA0res.
ie. 5 1906 iangeoe man Ell oeO
Saag og / 1905 en- / anooIuiien
/ Sponien. Get er ben oonife
5uglefen6er $. CIR. 6. Mortenieu
iom bar uoienot tnlri9e Stere,
Storfe, 9iloenoer oa iaa piOere il
aft 1900 6uele. San tilitrpber
oerpeo at faa Oplpsnine ON oeres
og lignenoe.
&r. Rortenien meo6eler, at ban
5ugle, 5nmme, SfeIetter og
iaa oioere for at ltuoere oeres
STRENGTHENING og Oeres Ben, og at
ban er tafnemmelis, nnar man oil
bam 6ugIe meo bans aores-
lie paa. ll6l9g gootgsres.
@ilitrnp Spgn. SejOanoet Deb
ajclitrnp Strano. Wonooe ben "a.
San. peo 0itioen begpnote Stor'
men Der o9 raieoe uafbritot / 80
elmer. 8nnoet iteg beiere og bsie.
og req Itore Stpffer bort al ben
Itejle Strono neo Dgiftoria", enfelte
err 3--S Meter repen bort
at Stronoen, ifripes til gSdl. g."
sqere 5elefonitpneer er reune bort,
1sfiferbuiene Dor iii 0els omifDl-
leoe at 8onoet, ct 8rRifur truer
meo at pplte, og Here 5iiferbaaoe
er ifpaeoe bort. Sapets Oprsr par
Ioa itprft, at gsIgeifummet flsi inc
/ Saoen ne6 ygiftoria".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18

for. at iIige 8agobonoer iaar Cop
til at rumitere omfring til Sfref
for Be roIige, aoito0ige Diameter.
@iit er 0et. at aometbanerne er
me9et nregeIm9siioe; De al oemL
Der er maalte. er ii9I0ent blot no.
eenlunoe ems for bier Sang, De
fan iaatages igen. aommer aonleten
npr en- 8Ianet, pnaDirfes oen.
Rormalt eaar Der set for iig. at
aometen pllloielig buffer op ira
geroensopbet oe iler meO itigenoe
Saitigbe0 inc moo Solen, gaar
/ Ell gue nOenom oen og ilpnges fiji
baee / fummet n9Iten / iamme
Retning, BEN fom. gn gaipie meo
andre Orb. Men er mn ale Some.
ter Blot @Piter? 8i oeo oct life,
tbi De tilbogeoenoenoe gfsempIorer
fun6e tpoe pna oct mooiatte. for
@fsempel Salleps 9omet.
Gen engelife 4itronom @6muno
&aIlep beoiIte 1905, at ben Sonnet,
Ser baooe pit fig / 1881. 1907 og
1852, bar oct inmme SimmeIlege.
me. % 0ermeo bar Sen fsrite perio.
oiife Sonnet opOnget. Gems Onl-
I6bstio bereeneoe ban til ben oeo
fem og baIpfieros aar. giIoe bette
Hoo til2
So, oeIpis. Zen ~franife Wotema.
tifer Glairnut re9neoe no, at SOL
lens Sonnet fra 1852 oiIoe blioe mo-
get foriinfet pan @runo al SUPP.
tiers oe Sntirns Sn0fIpoeIie, og
gonife riotist: Gen anfom ierit /
Slutningen al 1858.
) 1885 penteoes ben igen, og Oa
nnr gioenifnben enonu beOre ii0.
r~liitet. Nitronomerne Goienber9er %
gontecoulant uotolte, at aometen
benholosuis Sen ~. og t3. 1ooem.
Der pilOe o9re SoIen nprmeit. De
ifete o~irfeIig ben t6. 1opember gu
fommer Den til Woi iaen.
Men Der er aometer, iom for
ipinoer. 3 -Sini f770 opoogeoe
5ranifmaioen 0esiier en- Sonnet,
ser isrit par teleifopiif. men ienere
fnnoe les. 0ens SmIsbsti6 par
mprfeliat nof finn iefs aar. oo
f776 ifuIoe ben fomme i9en. Nen
ben bleo borte.
: girfeli9beoen bar BEN pao fin
BIo0s. men fiinoe life les, foroi
ben Ito0 bag Solen. Men iioen bIeu
aometen ganffe borte; oct beoiite,
at Ben bar fommen for nGr SUPP.
ter og neo oenne glnnets arnft
no pnn ufen0te gnner.
9iefns Sonnet opongeoes f772 og
pr ct mprfeIigt gfsempel pna, boor-
aometerne e~fterboanoen for
gnor. 9reoie Sang, BEN fom, nem.
tig / 1926, beoiite gieln, at On.
lsbstioen nnr iefs q mo anr. Nen
fsrit 1916 ians oen ieen, oe Ben
boOoe ba oeIt iia / to fore St9ffer
ga bar Mellemrummmet me1em
6isie fun 100000 ailometer, ienere
I 1852 par oct 21a Midion. &C.
mere err ben ~genfunOet iom ben tore
periooiife Stjerneifu6regn | Gnbro.
meSdbiaeoet. II. 1opember 1911
bliuer nGite 8nrbprferiOog.
6poraf beitaar aometernes
2egeme?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18

2snforbgielier, babe 40 freoelig 8ei
og Deo Strife. Den ino mart 2sn.
men er gaaet liot / geiret. blioer 90
rerne ogiaa 0Drere; tbi 6abrifan.
terne oil life bore De Dab. en- Son.
forbsieIie meOfsrer, De ietter oerfor
8riien poo @arerne op, og til ip-
oenoe og iiOit er oct ae6erne, oct
goar no ouer.
S aar pil Der / Epiflano blipe
itrifet / oDer fire Sunore0e 9per,
bpis en- freoeli9 Operensfomit ON
9ennen life fan blioe afiIltttet. Oct
er ierlig OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
freezer en- 2snninesforbeielie.
Ogioa Sa0ersleu oil blipe ino-
oifIet / oenne Camp. Ssmmeripen-
0ene forlnnger nemlig oeres 2sn
forbpiet ira SO til 60 8e. / Simen.
SmioIerti0 bill man iaa blot muliet
gaa freOelie til @9rfs. Der er ale
reOe inOGeoet 5orbanOlinger meo
Meitrene, ser oTbolot MsOe for
le0en.
Den %. San. afbolot Soenoene
@soe I aGentralberbereet" og ben
%. San. Girsoae aften) bolot
@eitrene @poe / gis SubIs so.
faIe paa Somfruitien. bpor en- De-
puItotion al Spen0e oar til Steoe
for at forbanole meo Weitre1e.
Sogen ifal bore oronet inoen ben
1. @toi / aar.
Gsbbins. Snefus % SOsitanbs-
Ming. Otter ct it9rft Sorofog belle
8agen oen "a. Sanunr bleo Sern-
baneitrnfningen oeo 8rpn0itrup
ufarbar, og oa bet Cog, Der afgaar
ira Saoerslen oeo Semtioen ON 81
%termi0oagen anfom til 8r9noltrup,
fun0e set fife iaa niOere, ioa Ben
babe Snes &eiienoe, Ser par meo
Der til Gso0ing. mnatte toge 3eiten
at @eien til 6oos. Oaiaa oct BOG,
Der afgoar peo Spotioen ira Sn-
oersleo, lao fat peo grpnSitrup.
Zen %. San. BAR al 5orbinoelie
ao Smadbonen itnnoiet.
Ser bar berifet ct raienoe Snefog.
stepping. GftcrmGle. 2eroag BEN
%. San. iorof9iteOes afoeoe aom-
mineforitan0er, tioIigere Gegn os
5erItelprer 2. q. 5riis pnn Step-
ping airfegaor0. 6riis bar | l9ngere
4arrpffe peret 0een og 5sriteIerer
/ Stepping; men efter ItnOig tilta-
genoe SoogbeO isgte ban ON og tit
i'm 4flfeo, og iioen ben Sio bar ban
1
upret aomnmneforitanoer for Step.
ping aommune. Som 2prer pnnot
ban banoe fine elebers o9 oeres
,Sor9lores Igtelie, oa ban bar EN-
goo og iamnittigbeosfulo 29rer. Og.
ina iom aommuneforitnnoer og gri-
bar Sr. 5riis ufbolot; ban
bar altio reoe meo Hano og 0oao.
Get fore 6elge ira nGr og fiprn bar
GA ogiaa ct Segn pan. at ban bauoe
bait Ell itor gennefreOs. San oil
blipe inpnet at mango.
Sells. anlosforgiftmins. 5orleoen
Mor9en ianotes poa 0oaroen Store
garsbel 86rnene og Stuepigen np.
item fpaIte al aiilos. 2pgen 6leb
Itrafs bentet, og bans geitrGbelier
paa at faloe oe ipge til 2iue frone.
oes meo Selo. gernene par ben 80.
San. u0en 5are, men Stliepigen bar
enonu meget ing. SporleOes lllDffen
er opitoaet, pioes life. gierenL ,Sr.
glscfer og Suitrn bar frao9ren0e.
9orbburs. Gm raft sammel @anb.
(Srno.) ct Ii9loent Spn ioas Sen.
bag Sormio6ag Den %. San, ioet
aftagtsmano Safob Glauien ira
aebingsmarf, iom 9aeen foruo fei-
reoe fin 84-narige 5soielsoag, lsb
paa Sfsjter iommen me6 i'm 8atter'
jpn paa en- eng uoen for Suiet. Den
gamle Nano err raif og rsrig og
k;nfnar IL, 6Not+oriay nor nft fnrps |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18
Sporaf beitaar aometernes
2egcmc?

0ette SpsrgsmnnI, Der enoitu
slar 6nr eipet anleoning til unpttia
Sfr9f og Strioerier, er life no.
temt al 8ioenifaben, men bog ret
nsje beloaret.
Stun hos De aaeriterite aolneter
mac Sopeoet eaer oa9rnen" anita.
ges at pRre at nogenlunbe fat Sub.
itans, men langtfra efter ioroff
MaaleItof. Zen itore Sonnet al
1882 ingttoges ira aapitaoen I bet
in~teresiante 2ieblif ben pasiereoe
ben ouer Solifipen, og bet piIte iig,
at a9rnen nIoeles life. iom ben
moatte, bDis Den bar fat, tegneOe
fig iom en- Tort BRIT.
Snpoe oenne Sonnet ouerbooeoet
en- foit 99rne, maa ben BABE opret
meget min6re emo belle ben lpien0e
aprne. 9imeligpis beitaar Some.
ten nf uenoelige Mpngoer afSmaa.
oele, bpis Stbrrelie parierer ira
SteDforn til bet Omfmg, Weteor'
itene fan bape. Sdlen er, iom be.
fenot Dampe, Der itaor no fra apr.
men Iom Nsgen paa en- Sforten
og fremfommer, aft JON 2egemet
nprmer fig Solens Seoe.
Speftrdlanalpien fortpler, at
aometerne life nlene lpier pe0 60
len, men ogian beo eget 9ps. Opel
trum beitaar bopeoiagelig al nogle
lpie gaano, lignenoe Dem for aiil
oa bets femiife Sdmmenirtninger;
itun0om er Wetollerne Nntrium og
Sern iporet. Salens geltanooele er
oD~eroroentlige tpnoe 90 laOer Ielo
meget iOage stierner ies igennem
zig. Cgort sono".)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18
8Crnebibliotefet.
On GGffe Ssser farIis ssaet fer SsrxsIessi.s.

gost mine Gam:
en- samlins f~rieIiee 2esenber os 5Ortauins.r sO.25
sebSbs Snap:
On Siforie ON en- raft Grens 90
esnsbIomfer 1, 2, 8, % B:
Sem f~orIfeniee SonIineer Observation-Disclosures fra
Torss. Nris, bper SantIine 40
5abIer for gprn:
ct bolubunoreoe gineoer tegneoe af 3. Z. 2unSbse
til 9efit at s. Q. aooluno 20
gibe garnbomsoass:
~ ariftine g3ormarf 90
% Salmen blrne Of ben i~panisIfes Sxs:
SSm1ia9 10
8eors mcb arsffem:
euer: gnb bar en- 9ian meS bsert 8eeanefe .35
Sire 5prtr0imser for Sbrn:
af eteffenien oe listing -25
eefs 5Ortrainser for ssrx:
af Steffenien os Using 40
8. 6. Gnbcrfcns Gpertsr:
minneapolis llogapen [ eet gin6 f.50
gpIoenoaIs llogape to 8inb 200
Gn gilesrims gansrins:
~ o~1
81. ltoaape :. 8. 3b0
aiISeprIbet Nr. 1 . 10
aiISeOGIb.t 3r. 2. =. . 20
ct Rsse:
digit Of 3afarias RieIien 30
5lnstcn til amerifa:
digit of Chr. @intber 3. s.. -
GpsnsrbOsen:
On Canning of be met be,snbte esetsr xss
Den trufane Gprieter:
at gaeSuff. emaatpter til bier Dag ! Eaanesen 20
Sda eins.las:
a~nbostsboe til bper Dag . . 80
DO. meS Submit -. 40
gsrmenes 5ebrelanbs5ifsrie
of Soban DttoIen :. 80
r9anifb 2He In 9sun Gb Gsantrs:~
en- IipIis sfiIorins bet enseIRe eprss al 2iDd
garmarf. en- ubmarfet Bog for 8srn al banRe
Gor9Ibre 100
Gtbr SieS:
Jortauins Of panip =. i. 90
Usher 5aSerbasas:
III gaft. u. Eeterim 40
1snit e.tt. SntL- ss.f,
DIsir, xebs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18
Line.

Frff tO!ieialeaoef teE 1910.
u GOT at tntrpcucese DOR ltors
BoaiotaEpe III sse.sRsftt 2ofss af bette
Blab ri II fszbe at{ognt sxtt SlIuftrerct
9pffefnlkxn<x ~ 1910, ber1om Sc
hlofeuorr RnSn ~ SD.e1teu Son 10 eaer
Here Yenner, ter &C uteys3eut | gcbe Bigger.
Nv. LEACuBlAu q ~ NsnssapoIis. MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18

Sfeppins Sosn. 1as paa 90
bafsburbeme! Manoag Worgen ben
"a. San. Deb 5Eioen oaagneoe
@aaroeier 81. Sbueiens 8uitru !
Ssirup peo, nt Sopefammeret bar
fulot Of &eg. &urtis itoo BUN op
for at ie, bpab Der par | 8ejen. Soet
bun nabneoe Deren til Dagligituen,
ilog 2uer og en- fpplenoe Reg beloe
| Wsoe. Sun falote pna tin Wano,
og BET bite fig, at bet bar Sobofs-
boroet, iom brrn0te. Sloen bapOe
anereoe fat / Topetet og begpnots at
fife FEN unoer 2oftet. 10 Wenutter
til o. @aaroen Diloe ppret brGn0t,
o. man 6aooe after Itaaet oper for
en- al oisie ubpgeelige uopflareoe
granoe, iom siuer anleoning til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18
0orbburs. Gm raft sammel Manb.

9urbburs. Gm raft sammel Wanb.
(Smo.) ct iiploent Spn ioas Ssn-
bag 5ormio6ag oen %. San, ioet
aftegtsmano Safob Glauien ira
aebingsmarf, iom 9a9en foruo fei-
reoe fin 84.nnrige S~soielsoag, lob
paa Sfsjter iammen meo i'm Batter
jpn poa en- eng uoen for Suiet. Den
gamle Nano er rolf og rerig og
biRlper lin 9atteri@1 peo alt fore
ialoenoe arbejoe paa bennes 2ano-
boiteO oe piger life tilbage for no.
gen Slags Spsielipttelie enonu
San iafteoe 6eaer life baguo pac
Sfeiterne.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-10-27
NEGRO TO GET HIGH POST
Colored Lawyer Of Boston to Be As
sistant Attorney General.

Washington, Oct. 27.-President
Taft, it is said, has decided to appoint
a negro to the highest Office ever held
tive branch of the government Will
lam H. Lewis, at present an assistant
district attorney at Boston, is to be
made an assistant attorney general of
the United States.
What duties will be assigned to the
new assistant have not been decided
Lewis is graduate of Amherst and
Harvard and played on the Harvard
football team as center rush.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-10-27
lnfantile Paralysis Raging.

Providence, R. l., June 27.-Since
June 1905 cases of infantile paralysis
have been reported to the state board
of health. Of this number twenty
three have resulted in death. Every
effort to determine the cause, treat.
ment and cure of the malady has
proved practically futile.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-10-27
Storms Sweep North Pacific.

Vancouver, B. c., Oct. 27.-Destruc
tive storms are sweeping the north
coast of British Columbia and Alaska.
according to advices from Prince Ru.
pert. Strong winds are causing havoc,
bridges have been swept away and
telegraph and telephone lines torn
down by gales and landslides. So far
no loss of life has been reported.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-10-27
TAFT SENDS AIDES TO OHIO
Details Knox and MacVeagh to Make
Speeches.

Washington, Oct. 27.-President
Taft has decided to send two of the
members of his cabinet to Ohio to
participate in the last week of the
campaign for the Republican ticket.
Secretary of State Knox will speak at
Cincinnati Nov. l and at Columbus
Nov. 2. Secretary of the Treasury
MacVeagh will make several speeches,
but the dates and places have not
been fixed.
Secretary Knox will speak with
Warren c. Harding, Republican can
didate for governor, both at Cincinnati
and at Columbus
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-10-27
DUE TO POISON FROM BULLET
EImyra Deitz Must BE Operated on for
Abscess.

Ashland, Wis.,, Oct 27.-Elmyra
Deitz is not dying, as reported. 1t is
true that an abscess has slowly been
forming back of the left kidney for
two weeks and an operation is expect.
ed soon. The abscess is not inside the
peritoneum and no serious results
from the operation are feared. Her
fever continues, caused by formation
of the abscess, and runs up to about
102 every day.
The formation of the abscess is un-
doubtedly due to poison from the bull
let and is confined to the muscles.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-10-27
OFFICIAL COUNT ANNOUNCED
Wiekersham Obtained Fifty Per Cent
NJ OF Alaskan Vote.

Juneau, Alaska, Oct. 27.-The Off
cial count of the votes cast in the cleo
ton held last August, for choosing
Alaska's delegate to. congress, has
been completed and shows that James
Wickersham, who was reelected, OBJ
tanned more than SO per cent of the to-
tai vote and nearly $500 more than
his principal opponent, E. S. Orr.
The official figures compiled give
Wickersham (progressive), 1929; Orr
(Republican), 2,255; O'Connor (La-
bor), LAT,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-10-27

To forgive a fault in another is more
sublime than to be faultless oneself
George Sand.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-10-27
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TRANSFER OF
LIQUOR LICENSE
STATE OF MINNESOTA
County Of Beltrami }ss
City of Bemidj1.

Notice is hereby given. That application
by affidavit has been madein writing to the
my Office. praying for Transfer of License No.
43. to sell intoxicating liquors for the term
terminating on j anuary 9th. 1911. by the fol-
lowing person. and at the following place as
statedin said duplication. respectively. to wit:
JOHN BYE
At'and in the front room ground floor of that
certain two-story frame building located on
lot five 81. block fifteen (15). original TOWNSHIP
Bemidji. Minnesota
Said application will be heard and deter
mined by said City council of the Oity Of
in said City of Bemdji. in Beltrami county,
and State of Minnesota. on Monday, the
31st day. OF October. 1910. at 8 o'clock p. m.
OF that day.
Witness my hand and seal Of the CITY of Be-
midi this 14th day Of October. 1910.
lsEALl THOMAS MALOY,
City Clerk.
Oct. 18th and 9th
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-10-27
OF USING MAILS TO De. R I'D
Officers Of "ArtificiaI Rubber" Con.
Germ Are Convicted.

Germ Are CONVICTED.
New York, Oct. 27-Charles E. e.
lis and Erwin R. Graves, president and
vice president, respectively, of the
Kornit Manufacturing company, which
advertised extensively that it held
patent for making artificial rubber
from the hoofs and horns of cattle,
were found guilty of using the mails
to defraud investors in the stock of
the company in the United States cir
cult court The men were released in
$4,000 bail until Friday.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
From Another Point of View

So Merry is the goat!
Anyhow that spring has been here
Funny nobody washington suggested he ought be cau
home
Possibly the Mad passing through the tale of
comet.
his father missing opportunity
political capital
The expresident doubd
breathes easier
Then Speaker rule" Which
to
To Preside
Taft? Answer: Would suggest you address it, EN- Route
weather what the probabilities
grounds from today?
Uncle Cannon.
Washington ID. c.:
you going to adjourn.
loving nephew,
And that touring Rockefeller. wo|
something at which the subpoena servers once failed to do
Adch before revisit
before the United States send
could abolished? wv
Rain having Inflated Bill
signed recruit whose of some account
~ y
Several requests Times Of
of Col Roosevelt pleased what nfor
tion hand
while with Mrs Roosevelt he etraves their hon
moon
acknowledgements aga
Later in Paris
Iondon-Li - ..3S3! - !!!!t'ss
for the rest Of the journey will be practically the SAD
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
Thursday. April =.
1910
ANlC ;lRL|}!.1 = II ,!s,.!s;

Then he added up the children, Til
xept running about and he kept al
ing them till he got into five figur'
Then he stopped and said, The
children seem To multiply"
OF course they no." said. "A
subtract and divide. What do y
suppose send them to school for?'
IF yon had any sense" he sa
you'd make these children stand 81
while take an iniantory."
He also inquired II was blind a
II | owned the house and II | was G
Of work and II / fought In the CT
war and what language do ] speak.
So many questions all at once r
tied me. and told him that | spe
one Hundred and Seventy-eigi
Pennsylvania Volunteer, never W
out OF work except when I was In [
workhouse. and don't own II, anc
thought was going blind because
couldn't see anything bigger than {
pair. the last time | looked at
deck OF cards.
Then asked him what was goi
20 be done with all this priceless
formation I'd given him about myss
and he said ordinarily IL would
sent 10 Washington TO he filed, !
mine was such hard case that NIL
il wouldn't be any use.
lie thought probably they would
an emery wheel, or treat IL with &C
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
THE LATE MR.. TOWNSEND

| like quite a good bill to me. SO
just baptize IL over again. Hereaf
IL shall be known as the Hepbt
bill
And IL was-and Esch and To,
send might go hang. so far as
Iowan statesman cared. IL did him
heap OF good at home. and that v
all he worried about. Mr.. Townse
still hoped on. He is as full OF
formation on railroad rates as
cheese is of mites. and the time ca
under the present administratI
when some sort OF railroad
might get action. He had just abb
drawn il when the draft Of bill cal
from the White House one day-d
that was the bill that Townsend 4
been dreaming of. II was referred
an appropriate committee.
I'm the appropriate COMMITTEE
said NJ Townsend 10 Mr.. III
Please. mister, femme introduce "
bile?
Mr. Taft, being a good-natured n
son. agreed 10 this. and Townsd
did II made a tremendous hit
Michigan. and the district schd
again began to talk OF our next 8
ator." And then that fuss over
rules came up-and Townsend
lost his taste for insurgency-and|
voted as regular as Jim Tawney HI
self 1t was fine for his standing VI
Speaker Cannon. but II certainly
crimp in him back home. Back
Michigan. IL seems, they don't
insurgents who are only on the "
path in theory. And so Mr.. Towns(
viii not try TO get back to the Hot
again. He may be able TO jolt s
ator Burrows loose. but he isn't a |
orite in the betting.
Townsend is now flfty-four vel
old and was born in Concord, Jack@
county. Mich. He did the usual u
through the common schools, and |
year in the literary department
the Michigan University. And tn
so far as his official biography shoI
there's a kind Of hiatus. Obviously.
lived somewhere and somenov
he was not admitted TO the oar NJ
1895, when he was thirty-nine yel
old. He has practised law
politics yer since in Jackson. Nj
and was elected To the Fifty-eigI
Congress and has been reelected
each succeeding congress.
so far as knows. he has
changed his opinion that the COVE
ment ought to have complete conf
OF all railroads. But up in Michi :
the voters have centred their eyes
the Cannon muss-and Towns{
didn't please"
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
sOCIABILITY IN THE CITY

Are you on speaking terms with your neighbors?"
"Ony when they complain to me about my children"
The Detroit times., 1910-04-07
NUMBER THIRTEEN
A Powerful Serial Story.
BY F. NJ. WHITE.
Blind


familiar ring was not lost on Ailsa
She waited for the explanation in
silence; she was long past all feelings
OF establishment now. At every turn
she was met with something new and
strange. She expressed no sense Of
aInazement as she confronted Stern.
Il must ask for some kind OF an ex-
PLANTATION. she said, coldly. Not that
expect TO learn much. Really, Il
would perhaps be better II told my
guardian everything that | have gain
cred. You are beyond question Mr..
John Stern, as your voice tells me.
but your likeness TO Thomas is amaz-
ing. IL deceived me for the moment.
Whether il will deceive Mr.. Col
VILE
Il am going to run that risk" Stern
replied Mr.. Colville is a man OF
few words, and fortunately for me and
Icy scheme his eyesignt is anythiIis
| out good II will be a case of Esau
and Jacob. And l implore you TO say
nothing. Hiss LEROY. You have helped
me more than Jnce already. you have
been - good as 10 tell me that yol
believe in me. pray you 10 keep your
eyes closed a little longer, and you
Will not be sorry for it. If you do be
tray me now, you will be sorry for Il
I 10 the last day OF your life
Il am getting little tired Of these
MYSTERIES" Ailsa said They come
too thick and fast for M And feel
that | am being treated as child
! in the matter Inspector Durles trusts
re. and regards me quite as al ally OF
| his, but in our case ! am to have all
the faith and you are 70 say moth
| ing. How do | know that this unwar-
rantable liberty of yours"
II admit that II is liberty" Stern
said husk;ly 1T Is a most unpardon'
able liberty of mine 10 steal into your
studio like this and act as If the whole
place belonged 10 me. but there are
powerful reasons for my conduct Let
me ask you a question before you pro-
coed any further. DO you trust old
Susan now?"