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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-04

river that the fish usually freQuented, he
was disguised to see the present princess
royal coming towards him with her rod
over her shoulder and ghille close be-
hind her bearing the fish triumphantly on
his back.
Royal Train IL Heavy.
II Is believed that the special train by
which, their majesties made the journey
TO Scotland is the heaviest and longest OF
its kind that has ever left a London ter
mipus. 1t was made up of twelve coaches,
the total length being 692 feet, and the es-
timated weight 375 tons. In additions to
two brake vans. the royal special consisted
Of his majesty's saloon, two new saloons
for the use of the Princess Mary and her
two attendants and the equerries; a saloon
for the royal children; and four saloons
for the use of the royal servants and rail-
way officials. Queen Alenandria's saloon
was not occupied. The train was drawn
by two entirely new engines, the George
"" and the Queen Mary"
The new saloon, which is intended for the
use of the queen, Is similar in general ar
rangement to that Of the king. All the
rooms are in white enamel, blue being the
predominating color; but the effect is light
ened with brOcades and a soft shade OF
pink to tone the electric lights.
God Bless the Duke of Argyll.
The duke OF Argyll has just celebrated his
sixty-fifth birthday. The duke of Argyll
is a man of many honors. He holds seven
teen peerages, is chief of the Clan Camp
bell, bears the celtic title of MacCaileau
Minor, and is also hereditary master OF the
royal household In Scotland. His recent
book on memoirs has excited much interest
and he is a composer as well as an author
having written the score Of an opera, "Dair,
mid" Fond OF country life. he shoots and
Is a good golfer. Not long ago he bought
an acre or two OF land at Haudelt. near
Boulogne, where he intends to build small
residence.
Sweetheart of Dickens.
Mrs. Mary Ann Cooper, who is nearing
her ninety seventh year and who is still
comparatively hale and hearty, strangely
links the nineteenth and twentieth centur.
les. Who, looking at this venerable ole
lady, would think OF imagining that sh,
was Charles Dickens sweetheart Yet It II
perfectly true.
AS little girl she lived with her parents
in Johnson street. Clarendon square. Or
the opposite side dwelt the Dickens family
and between the future novelist and littl
Miss Milton, as she was called then, grew
up a great friendship which lasted man!
years, and which might have been cemente,
by marriage had the fate so willed-
Certainly there were sweethearts. and a
such gained the approval Of Miss Milton
brother, Tom, who went to school will
Dickens. and who showed his appreciation
Of his Junior by overhauling his first lit
erary endeavors. Dickens. as a term of en-
dearment, called her "Dorrit," and. whe
his pathetic story Of the Marshalsea cam
20 be written. the little friend Of his youtl
was utilized as the heroine.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-04
WE HAVE JUST OPENED our
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Diamond experts in the department
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We give written guarantees with
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purchase price, or TO allow fun val
ue when applied on a purchase OF a
larger stone,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-04
serious Lacerationa

and wounds are healed without danger OF
blood poisoning by Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
the healing wonder. 25c. For sale by
Beaten Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-04

silks particular mention
Persian These
autumna hues in the old time Paisley shawl patterns
combination with plain messanes in
combinations a
on of al a finish, ~ kO
gace wins
favor SEE he tomorrow-the yard e.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-04
Monday Bargains en-
the China Floor

White and Gold Ever and Basin. very
heavily gold trimmed, regularly
$3.50, at, per set ............S 1-50
FRUIT JARS AND SUPPLIES, for
the canning season.
ECONOMY JARS with large open
ings; best jars made
Pints, per dozen ...........,.7 5o
Quarts, per dozen ....,...,..s....9 ESQ
~ Gallon, per dozen ........ ellis
FRUIT JAR RUBBERs, dozen So.
JELLY TUMBLERs with tin top n
pint size, per dozen ........ AGO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-04
Black PettiCOatS---New Ideas


so cheaply priced.
PsttiooatsTec she1
PettooatsOf brilliant fun nounce
FSathsrHlk observation-disclosures lSinch
Rsathsrbloom observation-disclosures
Extra size Peicoas at $3.50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-04

river that the fish usually frequented, he
was Disguised to see the present princess
royal coming towards him with her rod
over her shoulder and a ghiHie close be-
hind her bearing the fish tr1umphantly on
his back
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-04

The Key to the situstion-Bee Want Ads
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-04
Ready" Every Requirement Fall and Winter
Newest Silks and Dress Goods AdOrn the

wooleus
II
edy thing the blue
Plain BatistesA wool fabrics in light
medium shades
" grey red ETC. yard $50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-04
Pure Thread Silk
Hosiery at $3.50

The we'll known McCallum quality
thread silk goods, double silk top and
Isle sole; in white, black, sky, pink,
gray, canary, brown, tan, champagne.
green. navy, etc.--extra fine values to-
morrow, $3.50.
SILK HoSIERX-With isle top and
SOLE black, white, sky and RO@
canary, Sl25 values, at........ O0S
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-08-11
sttnns Coils, stiin- -pntsntn, DEN H. Amnltt 1910
Siebsm6t
Die cage Serislbcn in ben Dafotas.

Die gieb5uht IN oen beioen 8ofo-
tas tit 5ur 3eit in elmer ettDos gef16r-
lihen Gage. SSn Den Grandchildren
lit tie nidt anndberno 10 fritiIh, pie
|aiif oeno oHanges" ben 8eioeqeaen0en.
Die Gage IN oen SSarrnoiitritten lit
|nibt 10 iblinlni, neil eritens nidt 10
OieI Siere altf oen 8ofotoer sSorn1en
Ieebalten meroen imo 5lpeitens, neil
ons 6iitter fir ons gieb ouf ben SSor.
men niht 10 ron iein miro, nie auf
ben @ei0eldroereien. 8iel @etreioe
IN ben 8ntotns lit mebr o0er Deniger
ourh oie trodene Site peroorrt un0
fommt oesbalb nidt 5um 8reihen.
Gin Eeil oapon lit nngepfliigt NOR.
ben, aber mas niht nngepfliigt MUIR
De mo mas ali6 nibt gut gertlig sltln
Aus0rei6en mar, lit obne 3Deifel fir
6ltter5uede geihnitten Doroen. Gs
loIlte oaber niht an Slitter feblen, luio
oas 6utter miro 5ienlif piel a0rner
entbolten.
Die SSormer III oen 9afotas ioIlteil
0arditf leben oaB ie0es fleiih-
gebenoe Sier iiber 0en @inter erbaI-
ten bleibt Sic iouten beionoerg oa-
ranf ieben, Dab Oie neiblihen Siere
IerbnIten bleiben, bel Rinoern iouobl
als Shnfen, imo gan5 beionoers bel
oen 0tiIherei-Ginoern. @s lit gar
lniht norolis5llIeben, tDie oie greiie
| IN nafIter Saiion ieit meroen. 8os
&ublifIm flagt iest ihon iiber oie
5leiihpreiie. g9as miro es IN einem
ooer 5ipei eSabren az be5ablen baben
0ie glusiiften fiir oen 5leiif)fonin-,
lmenten nod Dem oiesidbrigen Serbii
limo Dabrbaftig reht bitter.
sSeoer StrobbaIm ioate fiir sSrttel
Juno Stoauuterlnge nnfbetDabrt iper.
oen Sn Dem fiir sen gei6nittener
I@etreioe neroen ii6 5ieniIib piel a0r
Iner befinoen. Gieies sugleih mi
IStrob gefiittert iollte iebr glltes 6llt
tier geben. 8IiidIih iino Die, pel6l
lpiel 8elihforflfutter baben.
g9ie Iange miro es DobI nod oau
lern, bis Die 5armer IN gtoros8 s8nfota
beionoers I'M meitIihen SeiI, oen Dor
iteil 0es glnpflan3ens bon groBei
lStreden @elibtorit einieber iueroen
lg8Gre oas IN 1909 geibebeu, m1re oi
lSrldlt nidlt ueroorrt, iDie es Sltr 3ei
Igelheben iit Ser grtrag mare en-
lniel beiierer geporoeu aIs er lit. gsd
Iren gr6Bere Stredeu Corn in 1917
lungepflan5t noroeu, 10 mare oa
SSltter fir ons gieb iii gr6Berer Sin
lporbanoeH uno Die glusii6ten fiir 81
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-08-11
9reRe
". 81. @i6aelis.
Sci Der Hettung ieines
ein5igen Eohter6ens E
ertrunfen.

8as Gbicngoer 0elltIhtum hot ei-
men 1uBerit idperen @erluit erlitten:
8dlter R. Wfihoelis. einer Der giaen.
timer ser ySaiuois Stoatsseitllna",
Der .SSreie 8relie~ uno 0es rgSelten
imo 8abeinl~, lit bel Dem 8eriMhe,
fem eirt5iges aino, iein a6tiGbriges
So6terleIl Clara, Dor Dem @rtrin-
81 retteil, am lebten Sam-
Itag I'M Sallngn-See I'M Staate Seem
Yorf ertrunferL nnhoem 0as &ino
5IIUor BON einen IN einem Canoe sur
9ilfe geeilten Wfnnne Aomens @lort
Gobin redt5eitig Den @ellen erttriiIen
moroen mar. es oouerte 0rei Stlms
Den, ebe Die 9eide oes l1ngIiidlihen
|gefnn0en ipuroe.
@oIter 81. Wfi6oeIis Itano nitten
in Der 9liite ieines 9ebens, sabIte er
bod crit Al Sabre. gr ipor aus Drill
Doltfee gebiirtig rno fnn gnoe Der
Secb5iger Sabre nit ieinen gltern,
0ereil eiil5iger Sobn er NOR, riab Gbi-
|cago. gr beIuhte bier ole 0ffentIide
SGule uilo ging 0nnn 81 ieiner iueite-
rem ghlsbilolng nn1 Berlin, BON mo-
Ier 1885 5uriidfebrte. Gonn trot er
IN Die @eld1ftsleihng Der rsSreie
Yreiie4 elm. Nah ser 8erihmeI8n1g
Der ~Sreie EreIie~ nit Der .SSninois
StaatsSeitlmg~ unO Der 9egriinoung
Der aSsainois RubIiibing go. pllroe
er einer Der 9ireftoren, uno i'm @pril
1908 bradte er 5uianimen nit Serrn
1orace 8. 8rano 0ieie 3eitlrnaen f6uf.
lid in ieilien 8eiis. gr mar ieitber
Oeren ~@eneral Nfonager~.
Der @eritorbene binterl6Bt altBer
ieiner @ottin srdll @atbiI0e Waidae.
lis, aeborene 9iotb. iulo ieinem ainoe.
| fiir 0eiien Rettlula er iein 2eben 0abin
CAB, feline betngte 9lutter, sSrom Glara
NlihoeIis. Oie sur Seit in WeeOfor0,
isis. tpeiIt. uno siDei SdtUeIterm,
6rnu 8aiunmn un0 5rnn 8eIene
2an0tpeer.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-08-11
Runoidau.



g9nt. s. @annor, Der Wiaper Der
Staot Stem Dorf, tpuroe om 0ienltog
@orrnittoe, als er iif ailf Ged oes
am 8ier in Sobofen, q. S., our Ab.
fobrt bereit Iieeenoen 9ampfers ,,4oi-
Ter @ilbeIm Der @roBe" befanO, bon
einem fiir5lih entloiienen itaotii9en
9lngeIteaten, geomenS Snrnes S. @ol-
laaber, m Den &opf geidolien nno
ihtDer periDttnOet.
@auaaber mur0e iofort perbaftet
mo aitiportete: SD pllBte, oaB
Mapor @aDnor uah europa abfabren
moate. INN iid IeIbit 5u aniiIiren,
nahoem er mid 1neiiles 8rotes llno
meiner 9utter. nibt Eorterbouie-
Iteots, bermlbt bate SD mar 10 ge-
rei8t, Dab id beidloB, Ole Eat alis5r.
fiibren.~
Der 8eiboIiene mar bel boiler Be-
Iinnlmg lnl0 ouh ipobI oapon ii6er-
3eugt, oaB feline @lnoe cine iebr
ldmere iei oenn er iogte 8r Oen ibn
umgebenoen 6reunoen: uSagt Dem
@oIfe 2ebepobl !"
ssfl8ipii6en paren 8orbereituagen
fir Die lleberfiibritng ill oas ct. Mo-
rms @oipital eetroffen moroen. Gif
MerSte geben Soffnitng, ooB @aDnof
|trot Der fdperen 8erpu10ung gene.
fen iperoe. Der Mnpor lit nnonnerif
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-08-11

Sonlnlers Bat III Ser StaOt iebr I'M
geiln0e 3uit1noe eeidoffen. Wfau bat
periuft, eillige Der perpeIteten Staot-
teile nieoer5ubremen. aber onmit
penig @rfoIg gebabt, 0a oie SGuier
10 oi6t beiianmeh iteben, uno 10 aus
setrodnet iin0, oaB man fnno, oab
les iebr ifipierig mar, tie nieoer5u-
.brennet. obne DIE StaOt Oird eiiRn
|groBen 8ranO 5it gefdbrOen.
Die 4riiis IN @ panien bat iid5
beoeilteiio neridGrft. Die farIiitiid)e
@artei in Spanien lnlo ou6 oie gln.
bangor oes 9Srdter0enten, 0ie ans
Spanien ollsgelpanoert ODER pertrie-
ben iino, oringen IN oen 8otifan, Ii9
iiber ieine Stelllnfg I'M @e5ug aitf ben
Inorgel9lagenen 9lufitano Der &arli-
item mGbreno Der gegenmdrtigen &ri-
lis nls5uipre1en. IS muroe beim
Gatifon nngefrngt, Oh Die aarliiten,
ipenn fie cine 8elpegung organiiirten,
INN Die altbergebrahteu poIitiiben
iuio religioien @inrihtlmgen IN ibrem
9anoe pieoer ber5uitellen, Die ltnter-
itiislnlg oes p1pitliAen Stubles uuo
oes roniid-fatboIiihen Slerlls baben
lpiiroen.
gis iett bat Ser 9ntiton es nod
permieoen. ibnen cine 9lntfport 81 ge.
ben. Wian erinnert iih bort Der BoIi.
tiff 0es uerltorbenen 8npItes Geo imo
oes &oroinaIs 9oupola, Oie ole ge-
lgenfp1rtige iponiidle DDnoltie lnter-
Itiibten. nIs oieie IN @efabr itano BON
elmer fnrIiitii6en 9emeglng, Die 9ro-
lBer mar, ols Die iesiee, geltiir5t 81
lueroen.
Der 8efhluB oes 8ntboliihen SEQ.
lmites. Die regierltngsfeincIihe 9e-
lmonItration follen 5n IalIen, pur0e
Inod elmer itiirrniihen Sislung gefoBf.
l8ie WiitgIieoer oes 2lusi9uIies maren
INIT 8erbafhtng lln0 eeri6tIiher Ser
lfolgltng beorobt iuoroen, neil iie Elm
lbeleioigenoes lno aiifriibrerilbes
I0tnnifelt gegen Die Heeierimg erIai-
lien battet.
Die Sto0t San Seboltinn, &elioen3
Ioes &onigs Alfans bon Spanien, III
init GoIooten angefiillt. sic trafen
IgmlerngritppeH, bon &rieitern ange.
IfiiBrt, Die oas Wianifelt, Oas Die De-
lnIonitrotion abiagt. nidt beahtefen
i'm Der Sta0t an. Sobal0 tie uon ben
lSol0uten augebaIten mlir0et Der.
lIdman0en Die Brieiter ulo oie 8rup-
lpen 5eritrenten Damn ole 8oueru, 0it
lihon glaibten, tie piiroen nun er,
IlfoiIen meroen. nnh perfhieoener
l6ihtutgeli. gs ideint, ooB feine I'm
ruben itattfinoen tperoen
/ gs miro beridtet. oob ser 9apIt cir
leigenbGnoiges Sdreiben an ben n
l@nglnno meilenoen aonia 9nfons ae
|idl0t bat, IN Dem er on Oes 20nies
@efiibl fir 9aeht uno @ereGtigfei
I0ppelltrf un0 UNI cine 20luua 0es
9onfIiftes 0u @liniten Der Stride bit
tet.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-08-11
sSn Dem staotden EyronfIin /

ssn Dem 5tdbtden 6rantIm in
8ennipIoanien lit Elm t7iGbriges
DtSo6en Derboftet tporoeii, neil iie
man italme iiber ons glhredlihe Ser.
bre6en", oas oieie ubiheulihe lmO
lmhriitIi6e 5rauensperioH am beili-
gen Sabbath beging II Shiiliel ges
moihe1 bat. 2ode nidt, lieber Seier,
lno i6iittle nidt oen 4opf. Die @e.
i6ifte lit tpirflih uuo Dabrbaftig
pobr uno bat iidb 5ugetrdgeu i'm Sab.
re oes Sortihritts 1910 IN Dem .freie.
item Sobabo I @er Ia6t oa -
2onoe Der Belt. llno ni6t MIR lit
Oieie Geriolt. ole 0a pagt, oie Seilig-
felt eines nod beitebenoeit @eiebes BON
|gInno Eobod es mlB 10 lutgefdbr 81
3eiten oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ge-
ihaffen fDoroen fem on5urilbren,
perbuftet noroen nein iie lit aud
id)uloig beflnoen iuHO bon einem bod.
peiien aaoi, Der 100 Sabre 3u ipdt
aiif Die @eIt fam INN $4 uto 0ie ao-
| item insgeiunrnlt $3.50, beitroft NOR
l0en. Die frehe 8erion bot MN iognr
nod ole llnperfrorenbeit gebabt, gegen
oieies llrteil geritflung eiu5ulegen lmo
Imon lit in gan3 6ranfliu IN gr0Bter
lglufregimg iiber oen idlieBli6en
l9Iusgnng Der geihihte. Seoenfaas
lit es, bis Die enOgiiItige gntiheiolmq
lfdat, fiir nIle Snusfrauen 6rdnflins
lrntiom, am Sabbntb ibre S6iiiieln
noraus lie gegeiien boben, bis 5un
Yiontng in Shntub eritorren au Ioi
len, On es ibuen ionIt dbpIid) 10 aeber
foirlte, ipie Dem erip1bnten @tdohen.
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111tttt1tE1, B

@etreiOeerfte I'M ndhIten Syabr ma.
Iren aitsge8eidnet.
8u befiir6ten lit, oaB 0ie ssornler
81 piel BON ibrem Gieb berfaufen
IDeroen. StefoIIten0agntdlt
Itun. Sic iollteft beriu6en, ieoes
Tier iiber Den 8inter 5u boItert, aber
lnatiirlid1 nift, ipenn iie aar All pieL
oopon porratig bnben. 9luf aIle Sale
iollte aber ieoes Stitd6en sslttter
iorgfaltig aiifgeboben iperoen.
Die Gage Der @ieb5uht I'M aansen
yt0romelten miro 0en gtehsiidltern
IgroBe Sorgen bereiten. 8as trodene
gSetter, mel6es in pielen @eqenoen
Die 6rubt ib1oigte, bot oas @ras
nod Tebr gei9doigt. S5n oieIen gld-
sen hit oas @ras nod gar nidlt ans
Dem 8interidlaf ertDaf)t; es bat an
oielen Stellen gar feine CRIME 5arbe
ngenontmen. 8as 8ieb in oen aro-
BEN gSeioeeegenoen Ie6t bon Dem
8ras, 0as Dor etnem Sabre aetuodlien
ut. gSas tann ser @iebsiihter NIT
ieinem 8ieb tun2 @enm er neriud,t.
oas gieb iiber Oen @irtter an boIten
Juno Der gSinter iollte iebr Itrena iDer.
oen miBten Die 8erlltfte an 8ieb
Iiebr groB merOen. 0ie giebsiidter,
IDelde aiif ibrer Gan6 teine 8etpdiie.
rungsonlage Babeit lti1o oie meiIten
baben teine iol6e, iperoen I'M g8inter
lobne Seu ietri, ooer tie nliiiien es fal.
lien. sic f0nnett iolhes aber nur IN
Den beDaiierteu @egenoen faltfen uno
Die Breiie oofiir iperoen iiberaus bodl
liein. gllfnlfa oiirfte bis 5u $50 per
8onne foiten. Die @ieb8iihter fon-
lnen ober iolde 8reiie fiir Seu nibt
lbe3oblen.
8as @in5ige, mas oen 8ieb5iidtern
3n tut itbrtg bleiben miro, lit Der Ser
tfauf eines groBen Cells ibrer 3iere;
luno ana Onrtn ioaten iie iebr poriib-
ltig ieir 9lae m1rnlihen Siere Ioa-
ten nertauft iDerOen bis auf ole 3ubt.
bullen. Bon oen peibIidlen 8ieren
liollten MIR Die iiingeren be6alten mer-
loen 8enn Elm gutter 5eil oerielben
lgliidlid 01tr6 oen 8inter qebraht
Inir0, lit Die bette glusIidt alsf cine
lSermebrllng Der Seroe I'M nGd]iten
l6riibiabr borbanoen.
/ Bon Shafen iollten MIR oie gitten
l3u6tihnfe bebalten mer0en, sDenn
lnibt geniigeno SSutter borbmoen lit.
IDfit ben 8feroen lit Die Sohe anoers; !;
loie f0nneil moglif)eriueiie ben @inter
Iiiberiteben. Gin 8fero fann altf elmer
8tntertDeioe beite6en, mo aIle anoern
I5iere 81 8runoe geben rniiBten.
| Bau5 anoers uer6alt es iih na.
Itiirlid init Dem 8ieb5iidter, peIher
9llfaIfa nprrGtig bat. gr bat beipdI.
Iiertes Snito uno bot ieinen 8orrat ON
Suffer leIbit ge3ogen. gr miro oen
lgroBteu Seil ieiler Seroe, beionoers
Die peiblihen Siere, gliidlidb ii6er Oen
gSinter bringer. gs lit id5Der, bor-
lous5uiagei, mas fir eiien g9ert oie
IiUeiblihen 3u6ttiere IN nGhfter Sal
lion bnben peroeit.
Stiere lmo ,g9etbers4 oiirften 6ie.
fen 9erbit pielleiht billig m oen Stod
Igaros perfarft mer6en. 9[ber es i'll
beiier, bilig I'M Ser6it SIT pert1ufen,
ais I'M SSriibiobr oie totem Siere auI
Der @eiOe liegen 5u Iebeu. Die 8ieb.
, 3iihter peroen ibre i6rpierige Gage
! erfennen uno ibre 8erbdltniIIe in Orb.
tnrng brtngeu nliiIien ipie es oieie
! 2age berlangt.
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ansIanb.

fSurht6are llnlpetter unO gSulten-
Bride baben III oen peri9ieoenlten
@egenoen 0euti6lonOs Oie groBten
8erbeerlmgen angeri6tet. Die 9ei6s-
batptitoot ielbit lit bon elmer mabren
Sintfliit beimgeluht pproen imo ge.
rollme 3eit tpar Ser @erfe6r auf 0as
empfnolidllte geitort.
Soiobspolten trefFen bon allen Sci
ten elm. geIonoers ihper lino
8biiringen uno Shleiieu betroffen.
Sir Die 2onomirte, ole unter Oen
llnbiIoen Der g9ittering m1breno
oieies Sonlmers ihon mebrfad gelit-
ten, beoeliten Die ieeigen @Iementor.
fotaitropben imtuieOerbringlihe Ser.
lutte.
Bonn 5ititdnoigen @erid)t IN Bop
pot, Regierlmgsbe5irf 9an5ig, lit ser
IebemaIige @nltsrihter b. @bimeleiusfi
5u Orei @tonaten @efdnqnis oerur-
teiit noroen. er rpurOe oes g8ioer-
itanoS eggen Die StaatsgenaIt uno
Der 8eoroblng ihuloig befun0en. Die
Observation-Disclosures erreaten IN
ueiten 8reiien 9lufiebeu. Chime.
letpsfi lift elmer Ger eifrigIten natio-
nnIpoIniiden 9lgitotoren iulo nit Oen
gebor0en mieoerbolt in it1rfiten
aOnfIift geraten
aronpriil3 5rieori6 @iIbelm mir0,
menn Die gegeriu6rtieen 9lbmabnn-
gen nift ge1noert per0en. i'm go.
neinber cine l1naere &eiie ourcb Der
lfernen Often, einidlieBIif SSnoien
ontreten. @s lit b0d)lt pabrldeinlih
OaB er oen 9iiidtritt iiber oer 8ocific.
ocean antreten mo oie Ser. Stauter
beiihen miro, troboem oies ni6t il
oem iotueit nusgearbeiteten 9ieiIepro
lgronm porgeieben lit.
Die Heiie miro einen offf8feL
Hen 6barofter baben tno es I'M
lbereits NIT Der britiihen HeaierilnC
lSorfebringen getroffen iuor0en. 81
miro aud China uno Syopan beluhen
I0ie &ronprin5eiiin miro oen Gron
Iprin5en niht begIeiten. Solueit If
mod nidts iiber ole glrt un0 @eiI,
Iieiner 8eforoerlntg angetiinOigt NOR
ben, oh er aiIf etnem 9riegsIhiff reiI
ooer als Baiiogier eines reguIaret
grioot0ampfers.
! Snfolge Oes Streifs bon 5000
Somburger Northumberland bobel
Die Sdiffsbaiier beIhIoIien, 15,OOt
! @erftarbeiter aus5uiperren, Die 6(
Rro5ent oIler glngeitelIten ollf bent
iiben Shiffsiperften untfaiIen. 0i
Inoh peybleiben0en 10000 9lrbeite
baben beibloilen, i'm Sale Der Ser
lmirflidune Der 9lusiperrung geifIoi
len 81 ltreiten. 9ies miro aIle 9lrbei
lan I'M 8au begriffenen 5obr3eilgen
ariesslhiffe eingelhIoiien. gum Stia
ltan0 bringen.
Die 9erIiner 5Iiatpohe ht sSobon
lnisthnl, Die am Wfontog begann, Der
lipridt Die iriterelio1telte 0erartia
8eranitaitung 5u iperOen, Die ie i
0entihIano abgeb1lten tuuroe. 9e
! 9eiperb 1T ouf 8eiitihe beidranfi
es iDeroen fih 10 gIriotifer nit 2
WaaihiHen beteiIigen; bon 0en Iebtre
iino Die neilten in 9elrti6Iono az
bdltt porOen. Der @elperb lit fiji
lShHeIIigfeit. 30beilflig, 0nuerfIu
lulo alinitflng ilnter Den 8reiie
befi1oet lid eiller bon 5000 Nedrf, oe
pom ariegsmirliiter fiir ben bette
: &0benFlug, uno 5000 Marf fir ga
Igrobte @eluidlt oas geboben ipiro.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-09-21
Whig Hill.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Hindman are visit
ing relatives in Erie and Crawford coun-
ties.
Mrs. Lizzie Campbell and son Leroy,
of West Hickory, are spending week
with Mrs. C.'s parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wortzkey. Mrs. Wortzkey is recovering
from the severe injury she sustained last
week, when she was thrown from buggy.
S. Galbreath aud J. II. Skunk attended
quarterly meeting at Msyburg, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence German, of Hickory, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j, NJ,
Barber, here.
Lewis Beck is confined to the house
with badly sprained ankle, the result
of too much gymnastics while Off for an
evening with the boys for little fun.
job Vail, of West Hickory, was on
the hill on business, Saturday.
Prof. Morrison visited our school on
Monday.
John II. Berlin will leave next Satur-
day for Gettysburg, Pa, expecting to be
absent from home one week at least.
While some anxiety and excitement
was caused on Tuesday morning last,
when the mail carriers horse tried hard
to run away, yet no one was injured in
the least. The buggy was minus one
wheel when all was over, but the trip
was made and went well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Babb were down
from Mayburg, Sunday.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-09-21
I'Orkey.

The National Transit Co. are beautify-
ing their station lot here by repairing
their tanks, repsinting, and cleaning up
the yard. They removed all the fluid out
of one tank and put on a new roof and
turned the oil into it, then cleaned out the
other one. There was lot of sediment
in the bottom mixed with oil sand that
came in when the field was new. 1t was
reported that lot of COW bells had been
thrown into the last tank cleaned out, at
different times by people who took them
off the cows when their sleep was dis
turbed by the constant ringing at night.
Several people had spoken to Rupert for
a bell when the tank was emptied, but
not one bell was found. Somebody lied,
j. +. Proper is drilling new well near
Jay Cooper's potato patch on Minister
creek. One of his men went home on
Saturday on account of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Burdick of
Henrys Mills spent the week with the
Rupert family while Mr.. Burdick was
working here for the Standard beople.
Mrs. F. A. Littlefeld and son, now of
Dunkirk, N. Y, spent few days with
her parents here last week but returned
on Saturday last, accompanied by Mrs. j.
w. Littlefeld and her three daughters,
who are going for visit among friends
at Dunkirk.
]. W. Littlefield and son Lafayette are
rebuilding a barn for Ed. Gillespie at
Kellettville, having moved it from this
place.
John Thornton, late of Henrys Mills,
has moved his family to this place and is
living in the Gillespie place. Mrs. Thorn
ton while canning fruit on Saturday last
broke can and cut her hand very badly
requiring the attention of the doctor to
dress the wound.
Thomas Miller has moved his family
back to their residence at this place, hsv-
ing spent all the summer at Henrys Mills.
Miss Olive Whitehill of Truemans is
doing some dressmsking for Mrs. Chss.
Deshner of Msyburg.
Maurice Burdick of Henrys Mills is
spending few days with his sister, Mrs.
Tom Miller, while working here.
Miss Ruth Shay is assisting Mrs. ]. II.
Kinch with her bousework for a few days.
Miss Florence Blum of Newtown is the
guest of relatives in town for few days,
in company with her uncle Mr.. Miller of
West Virginia,