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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-07
Judge Spooner, Back from St. Paul,
Says Legal Action May Be Ex-
pected Without Delay.
TREATY MAY BE MODIFIED
Valentine Fails in Effort to Get More
Money and Rigid Rules Appear
Doomed.

The "Pussyfoot" lightning struck
close to Bemidji today, the three
saloons in this city's suburb of N.Y.
more having been closed by Special
Agent T. E. Brents.
The places closed were Thome &
Quinn, liver Void and Chris Clemo.
In each place orders were issued to
pack up all liquors and ship them
ont of the dry zone or to the brewery
at once. This was compiled with
and no liquor was confscated. Mr..
Brents went east at noon but is ex-
pected back tonight.
Despite the closing in of the agents
working under orders from PUSSY
foot Johnson, the liquor dealers
again have high hopes.
Judge Marshall A. Spooner return
ed from St. Paul this morning where
he has been in the interest of certain
clients which connects him in a way
with the liquor proposition. Judge
Spooner was guarded in his remarks
but the following brief statement
comes as ray of sunshine to pierce
the clouds of gloom which for sew
eral days have developed the saloon
men here: =. ~
''1n one manner or another the
matter will be brought up for, de-
termination in the federal courts
in the near future. In all pro-
liability action between repre-
.sentatives of the government and
those interested will be speedily
brought about to facilitate a court
decision as expeditiously as pos
sible."
A special from from Washington
says:
The enforcement of the law pro-
hibiting the introduction and sale of
liquor in the Indian country in
Minnesota is an impossibilty with
the present appropriation" said
Commissioner Valentine of the In
dian bureau to the committee on
Indian affairs. 1T will be 4
physical impossibility to enforce
that law without Determinations un-
less we have at least 100000.
Notwithstanding this statement
and the earnest urging of Commits
sioner Valentine the committe pro-
vided only $4,000 for the suppress
sion of the liquor traffic with the
Indians, a reduction of $4,000 from
the appropriation for this year. This
amount can be expended for the
purpose of the traffic in the Indian
country entirely as the commissioner
also has at his disposal an appropria-
ton of 100000 for Indian police, a
large portion of which is expended
In keeping liquor off the reservations.
The liquor paragraph in the bill
was under discussion for some time.
Commissioner Valentine being ques
toned as to the probable attitude of
the department on proposition to
modify the existing treaties so that
sale of liquor shall be prohibited
only in the area in which there are
Indians. It was disclosed that there
would be no opposition offered by
the government to such a PROPOSE
ton.
Commissioner Valentine, however,
stood by the secretary in his present
attitude Of rigid enforcement, claim
ing that there was nothing else to be
done under the circumstances and
under the treaties.
Although none of the members
Continued on Page 81
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-07
North Dakota Census Announced.

Washington, Dec. 8.-(Daily Pho
neer Special Wire Service AT noon
today Census Director Durand an
nounced the census figures for North
Dakota and they give that state 4
population of 577,O66, substantial
growth over ten years ago. "
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-07
Young Mother Thrusts Baby into Arm.
Of Amazed Young Man, While She
Goes For Money.
HAD BOUGHT CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Her List Was Long and Included AS
syrian Gold, Cut Glass, Karnak Brass
and Other Things.
ssPlease take the little darling.

ssPlease take the little darling,
just for a minute. Thanks, aw-
fully: I'll be right back"
And that's the way the young
mother placed her cooling infant
into the hands of an embarrassed
but obliging clerk behind the pre-
scription case at the Barker drug
and jewelry store yesterday after
noon at time when the store was
crowded with Christmas shoppers.
The identity of the clerk is be-
ing shielded and the strict ethics
of the store also makes it impos-
sible to give the name of the
"woman in the CASE" However,
anyone who really wishes to know
which clerk held the child has
only to go to Bankers store and
make noise like baby. The
young man who bushes is **it."
The woman with the child had
been shopping in the Barker store
and had made several purchases of
Assyrian Gold, Cut Glass, Karnak
Brass, and Hand Painted China and
specially engraved silverware. The
bill amounted to more than she had
first anticipated and she went to
the bank to get more money. The
clerk who held the baby said its
mother was gone six hours, but more
competent witnesses say it was less
than that many minutes.
I'VE always try to please our Gus
TONER'S" said Mr.. Barker, but I
will admit that taking care of child
rem isgoing pretty far. That's the only
thing our clerksare notexperts in. The
young man who tried to be accomo-
dating in this case had the child
standing on it's head most of the
time. and some of the boys say he
closed the baby's mouth with court
plaster, and maybe he did for the
infant didn't cry.
The most serious part of the per.
Torrance was that it tied up one of
our clerks. 1t is keeping US all on
the hop these days waiting on the
early Christmas shoppers.
And il it didn't sound to much
like advertising I would just tell you
that the Barker store never in all its
life had such an assortment as it has
this year. That woman was all right
even if she did get a little ratified
over the kid. She bought some
beautiful things in that Assyrian gold
line. By the way, that is something
the people ought to know about. We
have complete assortment of unique
articles varying in price from 500
to SEA. Its inspired by the decorat-
i've arts of ancient Assyria. tits in
terestine to look at and appeals as
Christmas gift. Karnak brass is
another display of which we are
proud. .-:. -.
We are also breaking records on
the sale of Hawkes. cut glass, the
kind made by Americans which won
the world prize at the Paris exposi-
ton. AS much might also be said
of our Pickard hand painted china.
Say, that china-well, I can't say
it-you've got to see it to realize its
beauty, and everything considered it
isn't expensive either. There's lots
of other things. of course, that make
nice presents. For instance, there is
our silverware. We have great line
of it in three superb patterns, and
then there IS the jewelry and
"Oh, say, did 1 tell you about those
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-07

Last night to see the Weber
family at the Brinkman Family
Theatre.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-25

I'm WOntaa Nbeno blieb Dm. Set
tlls. elm ibottlIher RobeuqrQber, bel
peter @rabbls in g8alnrlgbt ilber 9lohf
uno als er nm 9 ubr ms yttt uoaig
la9te er. man iollte ibn am Woroen
um tlinI ubr' 'tuefen, oa er mad @anal
Sousr 9eben Dolle. um fir sSacob 6otn
3u arbelten. 2tls man ibn am Wo1opu
psden mollte, iano man ibn toot unten
aut Der 3reppe lieeen. @r mar anoan-
ldbelnllb Die 5repps berunter Qefausn
uno bate oas @sulf aebroh,n. 9lls
man lbn fano, mar er l6on mebrere
Stunoen to0t.
@ettus mar 66 Sa5re alt. @r BIN.
terldBt eine 9Blttpe NIT nsun Ginoern
IN Shoitlano. Dit borte man lbn
la9en, er lpiinidte nur. qepuo @elo al.
lamnisn 5u btlnqen. um ieine ssamile
na1tonlmen au lafen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-25

Was miro IdlieBlih nod ous unie=
rer 4rmee )? Sn Weit Yoin muroen
bier @aoetten, Dtitalieoer Der Senioren
3lalIe Der Mliitdrs s4taoemie, Don einem
Grisasaeriht ihuloi9 befunoen, lid an
eintm ih0nsn Suniabeno Wildpunih
aebraut uno oenieiben 9strunten au ba.
ben. Sic muroen 'ur gntlaHunQ aug
Der Nnitalt perurtbellt. BrGlioent
3ait bat oas urtbeil oabin umaednoert,
bab lie biz Mdr3 1911 innerbalb oes
8ebeaes Der Ntaoemis bleiben uno big
babn on jeoem Miittmoh uno Bonner.
ffaa felomarihmdB.g auseeriiltet ouf
benz grer3ierplob maridiren miiHen.
- ss belbt nidt. oaB bic lunasn 2eute
betrunten aeneien ooer fid unoniidnoia
0ufaefiibri hdtten. aber es lbeint odB
bic 0enhierb1noe. DeIhe ben 6ffentli
den Tim @eheimen iaufen Die meilten
oieIer Walierbeilieen felbfi) @enuR aei=
ttlQer 8etrdnte Dsrp6nt. auh in Der
Mrmee oie Cbsrbnno geminnt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-25

SaB elne refine aromatiide 6eilml,
ld]una, ple BuflIn's N.nica Sable lc-
tort cine ihllmme Brano=, Shuitl.
Srnbmunoe uno 0omorrboloeu linoeri,
erltaunt Der 3peifler. oo1 groBartius
&uren bemglen. oaB iiei sln uuuoerbe=
res Oellniftel 1T BON oeu ihllmnllt n
Wunoen. @sihmilren, 56udren. Tim.
laufen. se3sma, 0autausbruhen, me
aud bel auf4eiprunasnsn Danoen, Sc.
rentunasn uno 0iibnerauuen. Vs-
iuht tie. 9fur 25 Gents in gDm.
&ln3lls oelltiher Apotbete.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-25
Grbbetrmufs anf Gis.

Gtne Der ibDniten Wbominoer
So9lanb Regipnen in Sommersseit
tit bic llmgebune bon pacifie
Springs, unfpeit South paB gitn.
Ster breitet ii9 1000 Sub iiber oem
Meeresipiegel, INN bic QueQgepdFer
bes Speetpater Riber berum, cine
Reihe tletner Sbdler aus, ober pielz
mebr 8ersptefen, pel9e buro1 bic 6iiz
gel gef9iiBt itnb. On elmer 5tdtte
auf Der nDrbli6en Seite Der 6iiqel, in
Der llmgegenb rSlat" eenannt, lit Elm
auffaQeno iippiger unb bober 9rasz
fpndbs au bemerten. l1nb aus biefem
bo6en 8raie berpor blinft ipie berz
1toblen bic fleine, rotbe tpilbe grb=
bsere.
0aran nGre nun nod ni1ts lteber=
ra16enbes aber tpenn man einen
@paten nimmt uns s;n Gtiidben geaz
fen abbebt, 70 it0bt man, oft in elmer
Stefe BON tpeniger als etnem Sub, auf
Sdollen sebiegenen Gifes! Oieies 1T
auf folgenbe Weife entitanben:
Onr6 ben tparlnen ssriiblinqs=
Sonneni6ein tpirb Der @6nee, mel
der ben 8ersriiden berab fommt, aum
@9melaen gebraht, unb biefer proseB
ntmmt nod In ben fpGten} Gommer
unb 6erbit binetn feinen Gang;
f9lteblib aber eefriert Der tleine
Wafieritrom unb berpanbelt iih balb
in feites gis. Durh bic 1onittae
Sbdttgfeit Der glemente, unb befon-
bers ba AUDI ettpas grbrei1 ben8erqz
riiden berab sefdnemmt tpirb, bilbet
fih auf bem Sis etne biinne 8obens
f9iht, pelde aber seniisenb 1T, baB,
penn Der CONNER tpieberfebrt, Elm
berrlihes grimes 2eben erfprieBen
fann. llnb bic paar 5tunben 6Dn<
nenfhein, tpel9e jeben Sag biefe ae@
bedte 5tdtte erreihen, finb fogar ae=
niigenb, grbbeeren gum Md1fen unb
alm Meifen an brtngtn, tpenn fie aud,
nidt seniigenb finb, bas beinabe uns
mittelbar barunter befinblime gis All
f1mel3en!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-25
Seben am Banana Ranal

bat einen ihreflihen uebelitano. .-Ma=
laftalel0en - Deld)e 5auisnOen
Sbmersen uno Zoo eebraat baben.
Die Seine Deruriaden shiiitelIrplt
gDe1lelfleber, 8alsnIu6t, G}eIbiud,t,
sa'liatslt ShtDdds unb alIaemeine
Grmaitnna. 4ber electric Buffers per.
fehlen ME, oieielben su serff0ren uuo
nialdrllhe Geioen Al beiien. .Drei Ssle=
lhsn bellten mid Dollfdnoio Don elnen
iehr heftiaen Nnfaa bon Malaria. "
l6relbt Wm. u. sSrstmel, non gucamo
IN Noro @aroiina. .uno ih babe mid
lelther gutter Gatnnobsit erfreut." Dei=
len Diaaen=. 2eber- uno Nierenleioen
iino oerbiiien Nerpenf:eber. Wur so
Gents in Wm. Riin3lis oeuti0er apo=
tcete.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-08-25
Westurbftt.

9lm is. Muanli in Nsm philaoelphio
Jrau Darriet u. GDuns I'M 9liter bon
|68 ssobren. Gie yerforbene hinter.
!aBt einsn Sohn nnp cine 1ofhter.
gm II. Auauit in Wem gbilaoelpbio
Srau 8oloie Aoeliteln I'm Alter pou 81
,sahren oil elnem Sers!elosn. 3it
8eritorbene NOR aug RuBlano aebiirtlq
mo binterldBt einen 8attsl. Der jbisl
Elm 6ruhtaelhdit betrelbt. uno ell
Riuo. Gie 2eihe nuroe nGb Gieue.
Lamb gebraht uno oolt nah jiioilhem
fln,s begr ben.
Nm 10. Nu9uf in GaQsrspille 6rou
SObn Beer im Utter D0n Us Sabten.
Gie 0erforbene hintsrldBt einen 8atten
uno mehrere &inoer. Sobn Beer. Oel
Satte Der 0lngeibieoenen. 1T unter osll
Rdiern uno shwinaern in oieien
@ountp bsliens betanpt uno u. 6.
Beer. eiuer ibrer S0hne, III @anoioai
tnr Geprdlentant auf Dem republtani.
ihen @ountp 3ldet.
4m l8. Nuault in Nan pbilaoelphio
5rau puilip 2eonbaro i'm alter oon 81
,sabren. Sie Yerltorbene mar aus Der
ShmeiS 9ebiirti9 uno perehelihte lit
I'm Sabre 1868 in Jreps Sbale In Die
lem @ountp. Sic binte,ldBt einsn
8atten. Smei S0bne uuo slpsi 5obtpr,
Am lS. 9u9ult i'm Nrmenbaus
Shos. gDllllams I'M 2llter bon 7S Sab
rem. gBllllams mar aus Wales aebir=
tla upo NOR Elm alter Matroie @r mur
BON Dilll 3omnlbip nod benz NrInen=
baus 9eihlft worosn.
Nm IL. Nuenit in Canal 9oper
5srau Sarab SelmiQ i'm Utter bon 7S
Sabren. Die Yerltorbeue mar i'm
Sabre 1882 in canton Qeboren uno
bat Is Sabre in @anaI Sober eemobut.
Sbr Vater, 4Oam &ioer. mar elmer oe,
erlten ploniere Don @anal Goper. Sic
blnterl1Bt awei S6bhe uno srpei 5Dh
ter.
9lm 10. Auault in Nsm philadelphia
6rau Warp SmlIp 0olmss. Die Satin
bon Bolts Stfite Snlpettor u. 3. Ool
mes I'm Alter BON 80 Sabreu an einem
Woeenleioen. Sie gerItorbene mar in
ubr'hsollle aeberen uno uobnte felt
IS Sdbren in 9tew philadelphia. Glt
b'nterldBt enen Satin uno apei Sod.
Ter !; Der ein3l9e 5rbn lit Dor penlqen
Woben in columbus gsitorben.
am Il. Nu9ult in einsm 6olpital
IN WbeellnQ. VI. 0a., Sobr 6.
3roll. Brdlioent Der bieli9en Belmont
@nameltn9 lSobrit ali ben NolQpn
elner t8ollenfeln Spsratpu. 3ron
pobnte III st. @lalrsDle. Belmont
So, no ct 9rdlioent DER 2. Ndtiuual=
bont mar.
Qm 81. NuQult auI Der farm Don
Sepl 98alB i'm geaperoam 5bale Wm.
Sdraoer i'm 2llter bon 65 ,Sabreu an
Der Noheriuht. Die Sslde mu1os
nod Bbll'psburq 9ebraht uuo aui Dem
oortlaen 6rleobof beigeIeBt.
Nm % 2uouit in @anal 8oper frl.
Soella &arl, cine 5ohter uou : I
&arl, i'm Utter uon 38 sSubren an Ger
Nus3ebtunQ.
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Dsi9rdnfts esftrti6eit.
&sniS Gesrs wtA Den MnterttanesN BEN
Wrpptprb hShst haasem.

&
en- Der Gefenihaft aDnbpn' 3 inb
gtD Dort's trrsgt Is setpaltiges gauf=
feben, oub RDnig @eorg Y. Die 8rens
gen Der opffdbi9teit sdn3 bebentenb
enger sieEen gu molten fAeint. GOz
Mig gbuarb VII. mar, fpie man tpe;b,
troB zines lebbaften @efiibls fir Die
Wiiroe fetnes 2an6es BON fo3ialen
8prurtbetlen i'm Mlleemeinen burts
aus fret. Wiit feinem Resierunsss
antritt begann benn aud am britiz
fden 6ofe, ipo es in ben lebten 2e=
bensiabren Der RDnigin 8tftortd Elm
lpenis itia unb fteif 5usesansen mar,
frif6ere 2uft au peben. 8or aasm
lieb Gonts Gbuaro VII. es iih am
eelesen fein, Der plutofratte atten
unb iungen Oatums cine bebor3ugtsre
9teluns einaurdumen. llno Inn Der
enelii6en Mriitofratie neues 8lut =
unb neuss 2eben auaufiibren, beeiin<
ftiete er Die 0eiratben bon Srdgern
ober Mnlpdrtern alter btitorifher
Mbelstitel nit iuasen MilIiondrse
tDhtern aus gbtcago, Netp Worf oDer
anberen amerifdnif9en @roB1tGbien
auf ieoe Weife. Die rei6en Mmerita>
ner, Die ben Wunf9 batten, su einem
r2eper" in 8udingbam Yalace 3uge=
laKen unb fammt syrau unb SD1teru
Dem 8Dniee unb Der RDntgin porgez
ftellt 81 perben, begeeneten, felten
S9tpierigfeiten, tpenn tbnen nur Elm
einisermaBen eiinitiser yfuf bprdus=
gtng unb iie bon ibrer 8oti6aft emz
pfoblen naren.
Oie 3abf Der 2merifanertnnsn In
Der 2onooner @eielIidaft tit iehr
erpB. @s finb barunter befanntli9
ni9t tpenteer ais bret 5eraostnnen,
Die bon Marlborousb, eeborene MiB
8anberbilt, Rorburgbe, seborene Mib
@oelet, uno Mandeiter, geborene
Mib Zimmerman, rnb bic 2t1te Der
auf biefer 9eite bes Oaeans aur Welt
eetommenen @atttnnen BON gecrs
nteberen Hanees, bon Marqiis, gar!s
discounts uno 9orpnen, lit enblos
lang. RDnte Gbuarb fiiblte ii6 In
Ser 8efeGi9aft Ser aus Nmertfd
itammenben Srauen Der @roben fei<
nes 2anbes Itets befonoers tpphl.
Sino ood bic metften bon ibnen
bibfh unb fait ale elegant, fcbtd unb
unterhdltfam. Die Sitter betpGbrter
alter englif6er Srabttionen f[agten
freilid ldngit, biefe amerifdniftbe Snz
paIion f0rbere ben Sang gum Gurus,
an Dem >>unfere 3eit obnebin tranfe,
uno berlette oiele ba3u, iiber ibre Ser
AdltnifTe 5u leben. 2lu9 Teien Ser qez
fellige Son frtbpler, sic l1mganqsforz
men na9ldiItger geporben.
Gs bat nun ben 2tnf6ein, oab R0~
ntq @eorg V. = unb pielei9t nod
mebr bic a0niqtn Marp = biefp
8lagen nt9t als gan5 unbere1tiat
aniiebt. Der 80nte bat fi6 oie 2i<
item aller gu 2eb3eiten feines 8aters
5u ben 6offefen etngelabenen BerIoz
men borlegen laTen unb foa anaeoroz
net baben, oaB in 3ufunft Die Shore
oes brtttfhen R0nigspalaftes ben
golobeldoenen giirgern bes freten
Qmeritas ettpas pentger leidt qe0ff<
net tperben aIs btsber. Das ift cine
gotfdaft, Die man in ben bteiigen
WtQtonGrsfreiien getpiB ni6t obne
ttefe getriibniB bernebmen tpirb.
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ssn eben bemlelben WaBe. mie ae.
tpiiie 4ebsnsmittel i'm Preiie fteiaen.
gehen lie in aualitdt bernnier.
- Man iaat Wem niht 3u roth I
lit. Dem lit auh niht 3u helfen +; -abe'
nit billiaem Eath nuroe auh nod Tel
mem sebolfen.
- Ter IStaoratb bat befhloIien. biz
WalIermerte lobalo als m0alih 3,
iibernehmen uno aui lidotiihs Hehuune
au betreiben.
Wlr haben INNER nod feiner
oeutiben SeBer unb mIfen bic 2eler
uns entihuIoiaen. wenn uniere aus,
mabl on Seleitoff manhes su niinlbe=
tibris ldBt.
Warn Heibt in @anol Eoper bal
aeaen Sohn Sseidt eine Stsiounestla=
9e anbdn9ia 9emaht Sic beihuloi9l
oealeIben. er babe lie srouiam beban.
oelt uno babe niht fir ibren llntetbali
seiOrat.
Nm }reitae Nahmittaa ltlua Der
8lib aui Der 2eaaett Tarm noro6itlid
BON Der Staot in einen Strobliof uno
oertslbe brannte olltGnoig nieoer uno
nur ben gr0Bten Nniiren9uuaen Der
Dt0nner, welbe oas sSeuer betGmpften.
III ps Au peroanten, oaB nidt aud Die
sdsune in 5lammen oufsina.
am leBten 9onneritae fubren
IN Glepelano Or. @oaar Snpis Don
@anal SoDer unb 3r. 6roncis Is.
@pnruo bon GleDelano in einem Nuto=
mubil lpaaleren. gluf Gem shater
SelQbts gouIeparo iiiirste oas Nutomo=
bill uber e,neh Is GuB boben Nbbang
bnunter. Or. Sapis enttam unuer=
leBt. aber Or. Gonrao bra1 einen
ehentelfnohen uno trus idpere innere
VerleBunaen oaDon.
Die Colonial 5ruii So. BON
pittsburg. pa, bat Qeaen Die 8alsp
grauersi in Canal 0oper cine Glaoe
fir Den getrue BON $75, 900 anbduQia
semoht fir gonos, aui melhe ME 3in=
len beaablt Doroen lino, obpobl Die
Sonbs lfon am |. Nuouit 1906 aus=
Geftelt linc.- Man miro 1ib erinnern,
boB bic grauerei nod nl6t lauQe i'm
getrlebe mar ais oos @ountp uttofen"
qetlmmt muroe uno oumlt aud Der
getrleb Der grouerei labm. geleQt MUIR
De.
- Nm leBten 8Onnerltag Nbeno
lab man an Wst 9tap StroBe elnen
0tann I'M 3egen berumi6lelben uno
ihlleBIlH in sinem NebenQebGuoe Der.
ihnlnOen. 9tatiirllf belt man Den
Wtann filr eineu &duber uno benat.
rtbtlgte Die BOli3el. NIs otelslbs sur
Stels fam. fano man eineu betrunte.
nen Sanoltrei6er, Der ii1 Serrp Gelleu
nann:e uno iagte, er TONNE DON
YOnngstown. Ser Wann uuroe ein=
9elo6t uno ba er SuBe uno Soften i'm
Setra4e bon $500 nl6t besablen tonu=
te, ianote man ibn nah Dem 8efdnas
NIB.
8. Weperboefer uno WiQiam
Spons, nelAe langere 3eit bier cine
g8intelb0rie bstrieben uno Iib bann
fortgemaht babeu, Obue ibreu Gunoeu
Gele9enbeit au geben. nit ibnen abau=
re6nen. nuroen in @lepelnno Derbaftet
nno am 6reitaq bleber gsbradt. Sic
fno beiAuloiQt, unter fali1em gor=
manc 8elo erlanst 3u baber. Noam
ShDab Don bier uno mehrere anoere
baben beoeutenoe Nnipriihe an Die @e=
fanQenen. Sn Canton nuroen IN Der
ndmllhen sIn9elsQsnheit am samItao
aud Sarrp s Ger uno Galph &. Rer
perboftet. neil Die biefige Wlntelb0rle
In lhrem Romen eeiiihrt muroe uno lie
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8esriinDet 1870.

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1anttttei pon Sdnpersien mno &ots, Der icmaIs
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fonntpn.
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babt Jhr uniere ueberid1riften eefe.
ben ? Oieielb<n iino2 2rid1tie, jeoes Dort
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$40. 12, Is mnc 20,
uno uniere peiden uno iteifen Piite BON
$1.OO bis 500.
DIE sENHAUsER CLOTHING 60
Evening journal., 1910-08-19
SEAFORD

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD, Del, Aug. 19.-Russell
Carroll. of fredericksburg, was vis-
itor here.
William F. Allen has returned from
trip to Philadelphia and New York.
Oscar Allen. of Laurel, has ac-
cepted a position in the freight de-
partment of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company at Seaford.
Phillip R. Cannon. of Bridgeville,
spent part of the week here.
w. Herbert Hall has returned from
Oak Orchard.
o. Byrd Otwell. spent part of this
week with his parents at Georgetown.
Mrs. Edward Handy is the guest OF
relatives and friends at Cambridge.
Eugene Coulbourn, of New York, is
visiting his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
Coulbourn.
Edgar Scott is the guest of Will
mington friends.
Miss Margaret Shipley is suffering
from a poisoned foot sustained by
coming in contact with poison oak.
G. Earle DOnOho is spending this
week at Ocean City.
Morris Perry has returned from
Oak Orchard, where he gaYe sixteen
of his friends house party for ten
days.