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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-27

To be bright and cheerful often re-
quires an effort. There is certain art
In keeping ourselves happy, and in this
respect, as in others, we require to
watch over and manage ourselves al
most as II we were somebody else.--
Sir John Lubbock
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-27
IN THE CoURToF COMMON PLEAS

Gustave Kleenan v. Claire Kleeman.
No. "a October Term, 1909 Libei i'm Divorce
To CLAIRE KLEEMAN: You are here
by required to appear i'm the said Court on
the third Monday Of June next, to answer the
complaint exhibited to the Judge Of said
court by Gustave kleeman. your husband.
in the cause above stated, or i'm default there
Of a decree of divorce as prayed for in said
complaint may be made against you in your
absence. NJ. LEE BRAMAN,
Searle & Salmon, Att'ys. Sheriff.
HOnesdale, Pa, March 25. 1910. 2jeOit4
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-27
An Easy Winner.

George Ham of the Canadian Pacific
railroad is the greatest Canadian mix
er. He usually entertains all the visit
ing English journalists and statesmen
who come to look over Canada.
Once party of dignified English
journalists came over, and Ham met
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-27
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

Bessie NJ. Hector v. Claud j. Hector.
No. 70 October Term 1902 Libel i'm Divorce.
To CLAUD j. HECTOR You are hereby
required to appear in the said court on the
third Monday of June next. to answer the
complaint exhibited to the Judge OF said court
by Bessie NJ. Hector your wife in the cause
above stated. or In default thereof a decree
Of divorce as prayed for In said complaint
may he made against you In your absenc
VI. LEE BRAMAN.
Lee. Atty. Sheriff.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-27
Or ADMINISTRATIONS.

~ ESTATE OF
ELtZABE1H J. BOYD. late Of Damascus Pa.
All persons indebted to said estate are noti-
ned 70 make immediate payment to the un-
derslgned and those having claims against
the said estate are notified to present them
duly attested, for settlement.
THOMAS Y. BOYD,
Boyds Mill. Pa, April ", Administrators.
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Gs iinb quite Gusiiaten
pbrbdnoen, buB in perf6iebenen Rubs
run9sn1ttteIn Elm 9retsriitgang entire
tentpiro. 0as lit aus ben 8erihten
aus Gbtcugo gu idlieBen, ipel6e babtn
Iauten, OaB bic Spei6er nit 9etreioe
iiberfiiIt iino, 10 baB man on Der
WDsIthtstt 3peifelt, Die ndhiten Wtos
nat hsrstRitrDmenbe Wtaisernte unterz
3ubrtngen. Die erfreulide Wenbun9
lit BEN Qunbbantiers gu banten. 8ieIe
baben beobahtet, bab lie oem GeIddft
unb ii6 ieIbit geIhaoet baben, inoem
ite ben 5armern balien ibre 0prrGtbe
5uriid3ubdlten. Sum She'll mar aud
Die gtptb cine quite 2ebrmetlterin. Die
6armer bdben iih in ioIhem Mabe in
9obenzSpetuIattpnen peritridt, gu nell
dem gebufe lie bic 8dnten in gniprub
nabmen, baB 2eBtere oaS 8eourfnib
empftnben, ibre 4uBenitGnoe ein3utreis
ben. uno in 5olge befen audi niht i'm
Stunoe Itnb, ben 5armern peitere
9oridiiIIe gu gstpdbren. 0ieIe llmtebr
in oem Spitem Der 2onobanten bat
isBt ihOn CUTE syriidte getraQen, In
bem lie bebeutenb uuf bic 8einGfte Qe.
pirtt bat. Wdbrenb Der leBten Sabre
mar oer 5armer troB ieiner groBen
gtntinfte tnapp al 8eIo, neil er Iebr
piel ipetulirte ober er belt ods 8etreipe
3uriit biz er einen boben Qreis sr2ielts,
ODER in Der 6offnuug, ibn gu sr2ieIsn.
Die Folae mar, bab sr niht Diel toufte.
SSn oiefem Sabre aber oertauft sr iejn
8etreioe, neil er tein 8elo mebr be-
tommen tann, I'm gu ipetuliren ooer
bas @etreioe aus bem Wlartte gu bal
ten. Sn FoIgs oeTen fault er audi
me6r 9ieie perdnoerte So6loQe
IpiegeIt iid in Gbic1qo in Der 3unabme
be5 llmiuBes CUR 60be pon fiinf3sbp
Qro3ent in ben IeBten 8sbn Saqen lpiez
Der uro es unterIieQt teinem 3peifel,
oaB anoere GroBit0bte in QIsiter
WeiIe proFitiren pie ia aud Der Dda>
renumiaB in Cincinnati auf cine 8eis
ierung binpeiit.
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Sie y6eimbnrs".
Cine pIauoerei BON SeIene
StnOen.

nIie Seinlburg!~ p es puroe mir
marm INNS Ser3, ols id1 Den alten
9tamen neuIib in Der aBartenlaltbe"
fanb. 0enn nit ibm iteigt meine ssli.
geno beraui. Die i'm 5liigeIfleioe ge,
benoe, in Superlatinen iprefenbe.
piLoe, ieb6ne, idpp1rmertide Sugeno
Der Wdoheniful3eit.
nGinfoh fiiB~ f1no if bomaIs al,
les, mas Die Seinburg iarn lno
ihrieb. llno mahte i6 mir bon Der
Berionlidfeit bic gebeinmibooQ
idaffen0 binter oieien Gr5abIungen
itano, iiberbaupt eininaI cine 8orItel.
lung. 70 oedte iie ii6 init .ounpen.
Siesden", s2ore bon Iol-
len" un6 al ben anoeren, ,binmIi.
ihen" 0ion1anfigitren, Die meine
G6antaiie bei6aftigten.
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Gum Grfolge Ser republifanie
ihen pQrtei lit unbebingt notbnenoig,
bab prdIioent Gaft feinem 8i3eprGiiz
Dsnten cine 3peite CbrFeige ertbeilt
uno i6n BON Der Sampagne : 5pur Qbz
beruft. Siherlth fam es Der 9artei
nihts niigen, tpenn Sbermun IN elmer
3ebe ertldrt, Die Gr606unq bon 30Qen
uno Die 8eIbe6altung Der bis6eriqca
30lle i'm BaDne Iarif lei tein
Wortbruh. bsnn Die repu6litQniIfe
Bartei babe pobl cine Repiiion Der
3Due, aber feline 5erobIeBunq oerIelz
ben Derfprohen. 9amit fam man DD6
MIR oas 9olt erbittern, bQ biefes
nihts anoeres ernartet 6Qben tonnte,
Gls cine 9erabieBung Der 30Qe. Qls
bus 8erlangen na6 RepiIion fih BE-
mert6dr madte, tlagte ytiemQno iiber
gu nieorige 3DQe. Die 1Fabrifontens
Qfociation Der Ser. StdQten erttdrte
fi6 iogar nit acknowledgement W}ujoz
ritdt fir cine 5erabfeBung Der 30lle
uno Das 8olt i'm Qtqqeneinen nof
entIhiebener, neil es Die 36euerunq 70
oriiteno empfanb. 8emnqh fonnte
bas 8plt nihts anoeres erparten, als
DuB nit einer Rspifion bes 5arifs cine
6trdbfssung Der 3oQe semeint mar.
Jhm ieBt iHs Gefiht gu fagen, baB bic
republitantide pdrtei Elm fol6es 8sr.
fpreden ni6t ertbeilt babe, Dlrbe olIes
8ertrauen 3u Der pdrtei perni4ten,
ipenH Der 5err 8i3eprdftbent ni6t BON
prdiibenten besanpuirt pirbe, Der
ousoriitlih erfldrt bat, oaB Die 3G[le
tDeiter berGbgsieBt Deroen iollen unb
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Wms ben 4eribtsbDfen.
9erIanet @ 6eibuns,

~ Y . "a - n . ~ , ~ a - 81
gesIie S6opIer, Der iid i'm Stioher
1903 nit 5annis GdooIsr perbeira.
ibete, bat gtiitrn cine S6eibunestIass
eiHgsreiht, neil bic Jrnu thn DOR einis
gen Sabrsn berlaHtn bat uno jsst in
Ri6mono. ab.. Isben ioa.
Granb Surn einberufen.
Die Grans Surp. ipeI6e ii9 su an
fang bieiss Wonois bsrtaeie, iit aui
beuis 8ormiitag 81 eirer Gibuns eins
hrufsu porosa, um cine an3abl Der
aGrperfhaft CUR llnteriuduns ibers
pisiener 5dle aufauHthmen.
g dabenerfas alagsu.
Grau alice Roib, ipelhe am 18.
SUM b. j., ais iie in Bantam. glers
mont gountp, infoIee Der anesblis
den Ro6ldHigtsit bes Gonoufteurs
bon einsr Gar Der Snterurban Rails
man &c Terminal 60. geiporTsn unb
fhper perlest ipuroe. bot auf Gruub
oerielben cine alaee fiber $4,000 ges
gen bic Gefelfhdf. eingerti9t.
gprus Ros3ea IT,, bsFen Batter
Gurus giossea II. am 8. Juni b. ].
bon elmer Gar Der Cincinnati, aatps
renoeburg & aurora electric Railpan
60, iibfrfabren unb getobtet ipurbe,
bat als befien 0a6laBbtrfpdltsr cine
Rlaee iiber $4,000 gegen bis GeIsus
fhoft eingerei6t.
ga bIn B . ga den.
mm. 6. Gsebon permaht isin 9ersI
moeen ieinsr Gattin Wlargarei W.
Geebdn.
Der perf6nIihe Ro6lob bes Qaips
renee ). Rnan betrdgt 5000.
Bernard 8. 6eile iii R1dlaBpertpols
ter BON 5bos. u. Diuiams; Grunbs
eiesntbum $500.
Soiepbine GpinnsHfpeber lit Nahs|
laBpernalierin bon 2sno GpinnenlDes
ber; perionoiisn $4,000. 0runbs
$4,000.
1berefe Grtulp 6einsmann iifQdds
labpsripaIierin bon Sobn Grtuip;I
ptrfonalien 500, GruHbeiesntbum
$1,000.
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lle6er OaS &adstbum OcrStdOtc

Wir finben Dap bic qreTe i'm gan
sen 21rOe bic mertniiroige 8epoItez
rlIngs3unabms BON Detroit 3um gert
fir 4bbanoIungen Ubsr bic Toroerurg
oes Wah8tbums pon Stdoten pGhIt.
0os GnourtbeiI, gu tpeIhem bic 9oms
mentare faIt einitimrig qeIdngen, gebt
oaAtn, bag Detroit our6 bIoBe Q8iIs
Ienstroft isinen QuiItrpurq erreiht
babe. IS babe Elm energiiter Diue
beItanoen, Detroit gum Centrum Der
GutomobiIs SnDuItrie gu MAIDEN, in
5olge OeTen ieisn bort DieIe 4ut0mos
bilaJabriten errittet poroen, Die i6on
allein cine 9eDolterunqs3urdbme bon
10000 perIpnsn betpirtt baben, 10 bah
Die Staot an CT. Clair See oas qrobe
Wunoer poIbrd6t babe, innerhalb 10
Sabren ihre geDoItsrung Inn SO gro=
gent gu mebrer. Die S6luBfolqsrunQ
nUroe aIio Iauten: rWiQenstrQft Be
00lterung idufft."
Das i6eint uns etpos 3u nett qes
fabt. 3ur 6sbung elmer Staot 1T nitt
Bio s0er NilIe notbpenoiq, ionoern
audi Der 0e9enItano. neI6er 0as Cbz
jeff beg WiQens biloet. Uttt aLer Wilz
lenstraft piroe QuF ben Gtraben BON
Detroit teine 9uttelpalme nadien..
IS mjtTen all dqepiiIe notiirli6e Be
borhduben iein. Dieie fteis
nen, 10 nett es Detroit betrtfft. in ben
topograpbhhen 9er6GItnifIen All lie
gen. SSn elmer Gbene qeleqen, mar Der
9eoante fir Die 9sppbner Don Detroit
unD Dieileiht bes UbriQen Staates
nahe, bteie unermebIiter sFernen in eiz
mem &rdftpaqen 3u DurhilisQen, 3us
mai Die Seeu Dem oan3en Staate qrobe
Iano'haftli1e Rei3e psrLsthen. 9us
Des 4meritoners nod Qers
oenret3 griff nit Gier mad Der 8eles
1enheit, ii5er 6unberte BON ReiI.r in
ptloem Jluqe oabir3uiaufen. Die in
Detroit feI6It beitebenoen 8erbGltniTe
n0gen ebenfoQ5 Disl ba3u beiqetraQen
7aben, bic 4utomobilzS SnouFrie All for
BERN. Die Iarqeu unb bretten goulss
)aros, gut 9epflaItsrt uno FONT fir
or9lt6 gepfIegt, looen gu Spasierfabre |
en- Elm. Gs 1T oa6er berTtGnoli6, bab |
,ei Den 8eDobnern BON Detroit unb |
lmQe9eno Qutomobile ols ein beIorz
)ers gseignete5 W}ittel Der Gr6pluno |
lno 3eritreuung Gingang fanoer unb |
'fe'e IN 9rDBerer 3abl oetauft purben.
tls in ieDer anoeren Stabt. 2lus bic
er our4 bic 8erbGItniife qefhaFFsnen
erqab Ttd naturoemGB, oaB |
lutomobtIfabriten angsIegt purben. |
IS mag ri6tig Iein, tpie bebuuptet
oirb, bab bic 0stroiter GeiddftszCr.
dls lie ben geqinn Der Quz
omobilz JHbuftrie beobahtete, Fih |
Jtiibe ga6, oieie ipsiter au f6roern, 10 |
'aB Der Btlle, aug Detroit elm 9enz |
rum Der Qutomobilz s5nouitrie 3u ma
ben, obne 6raqe niel 3u benz 0ufz
Der SnDuItrie uno Der Stabt /
bat, aGein ss mubte cine
etutife natiirIife gebinqund Dasu
0r6arben fein, bic mir in ben topoqraz
6Hhen 8erbdltnifIen bsrmuthen.
Die tptdttge Qetre, pethe Detroit
iefert, tptro oaber fir uns in Gincinz
dtt nur bnnn bon Wertb fein, nenr
Dir, Den QBillen our 96dt entfaltsnb,
rndqenL moran mir ben 0ilen
fonRen. Q9ie 6efannt lit
stncinnati niht geeignet, um I'm
uitriesn ieofpsber art dufaubauen,
oetl mir 3u melt i'm oSnldno lisqen. /
0ds etn8ige Sransportmittel. bas uns
uBer ben toitipieiisen Giienbabnen
u 9sbOte itebt, tit Der Cbio, Der srit in
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/ lHL HptH utHtt HAo N1SftIHi, Hu1 ust bNt'
len, ipeiben Sodre umrdhmen, fobaIl
| tie iih nur beobohtet ober irgenbtpeIa
den ,Gbrungen" ousseiebt ipsib. .Ridta
lit 70 bsseihnenb fur fie unb ibre fail
mdbhenbaft fhiihterne 9rt oIs bas
gBort, bas mir aus einem ibrer Iieben,
ipdrmberSie natiirlihen 8riefe I'm Gle.
bdhtnit geblieben lit: ,Mtrtlih, i1
lsioe fhrtdlih barunter, bnb ib eben
bic 5eimburg bin. fhrisb iis bdmaIs,
nnb ih tpeiB. bdB es itimmi, bsnn it
bob's tbr oft angemertt.
glur fur ben flsinen areis ibrsr 2ies
ben iit lie nit i5reuDen berTittelpunft,
uno oas 8efiibl, pom Grtrng ihrsr 5ss
Der auh benen, bic ibr bic Rdhiten
fino. Elm bebdqlihes Gsben fhaffen All
tDnneH. gisbt ibn Elm frobes Selbitbes
lpuBtIeln, eins bausfrouIih hubifg
Rote Batter, Mutter, sipei anmuthigs
glihten - 9inbsr hires ein5igen grus
bers, ben fie nor iursem perIoren bat
cine 4u3ubI treuer 5rsunbe uHb ous
toitlihe 8ddelpudr, bos ihisnelbetniq
duf Grben lduft - fie ale umFpanut
Der Seimburg 2isbs, fir Iie ale bat
lie Elm offenes 5srs.
Nag ieiH. es babsn sinTt anSere Bill
Der Der 3utunft bsm RGRi pprges
fhtpebt, ods i'm 6ar3ftdbthsn 2uehs
Iinbur9 sins fr0blihe S6ulSeit bur1=
tolIts unb hann, dIs Der Batter aIs M;s
IitdrarSt nab Der BdruiIpH @Ioedu
usrisBt parb, fsinen sriten .aufnos
boQ" nit - of, 70 pisl gbuntsm 5uh"
srIeb!e! W2a8 fein, ss bat erft am al.
gensn 2eibe ieue r9erssnstriTen~ es
isbeH miifen, bic es ipdter untsr BEN
pieubQnpm Der n6eimburg" 10 riibs
reno 3u ihiLoern peritduo!
Wlan fam munhes slpifhsn ben
3stlen Ieien, tpenn man bas ShufFsn
Der 6eimburg ptrFolgt. IS tsbrt oa
in ben meiitsu RomdHea elm oans bes
itimmtes Mlotip INNER uissr: oi.
Roth junaer, tsiBer mGohtnbsrpn.
an osnen hus Slid poriiberosben ipil,
neil fie ebeu ,drmt IRdodtn" iinh!
3sr Cffijisrsto6ter lag bies WSotio
rphI nabe - iis mag mantss bitterIis
ts 8er3tusifeln. manft 2isbess unb
G6etragooie yum bes 8sloes pilltn"
nit uugsisbsn baben. Sbrs ..2ore BON
SoLen" iit iiberssuaspb in btr Sfils
eerung isnes gIdr5enbtn GIsnbs, bas
in unbemitteltsn Offi3iersfamiIieu oil
untsr Der GbsrfIdhs IpieIt.
4uh an ben glrbsitsn Der Stimburg
III Die 3eit niat ipurIos porii6erasgans
gen - Tie i6rsibt beuts onoers ols
ba3umaI. ba Iie ibr ~aIoFer genbbaus
fen" fdrlf, Obsr rsrubhtns 5siratb"
une ~antcns Grbn". GreiIit, i'm
4ufbau unb i'm StiI fann iid bic
Gsimburg" niresnbs perlsugnsn -
lpsr iit siumnI las. mag tppbl oorouf
ipettsn, lire 4utorIhafi ioFort 3u ers
ttnnsn absr iis lpast Tih bsute on
9robIeme, bic RE ebebsm permieosn
Bate. uRb iprit. freisr rpon Der 2eber
meg.
Rur ihrt tpurme 5srligttit, bic Itars |
te aoer oss gsfiihls, bic in ihrsR Grs
3dhlungsn tIopft, bic finb aud heut
nod bic aIsiten ssblieben. ipie Der sbsn
in Der .0artsnIaube" Iuufsnbe sIeiHs |
itaotroman rIamiIie gorens" sur Gs'
ibrsr 0.rebrtr benefit.
g91r' aud inooe orum, penH's oHs
oers mare
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grjahnng oer ansasdnRg 0es 0@ia@alea
Gin anltnriutrf bon bober Seotntnng priien.
tirt fd ben 8ein1ern Der 0artenfabt.
prdiiSent TAFT sibt aus Der Jcrne Das 3eid1en.

Die eroffnunss in Der Wuibnae rdotnt obs bergibt bic
4usfenung benz Sbtotba i atpmmrene Wsemopors dpn
0ouDnur armOn uno 9eso Cor 4entudp prn TIM
Jdmn ihrer Stuaen Tepef dendustaud 3piien gpp uno
Gincinnat - Die gfdn5nbe pa abe sic brtngt 9ounoe uno
abduienbe genitn dnI geineD preseeir5nen Gus
Gin Sang uber bas 4usheuunesednhs Die qmiere
Der Sper aOta Elm sIdusnO Gignb sin burngnbr
GrfoIs.
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Gin ma d DeutfdIunb Der

Gin mad DeutidIunb pers
pflan3tes omerttanifhes @eiitespro=
outt erregt bort ben llnpiQen Der gsz
h0rosn unb Der 9e5itteten &reiTe. G8
iino leberleBungen unIerer Stinber-
bannes 2iteratur fir Die SSugeno,
Die Gtienbabn RGuber, ebenfaus eire
8Iiitbe unierer &uItur, unb bas Ban
bitentbum fetern. U}an bat pu6rgez
nommen, oaB cine gnn3e 4n3oAl Sun.
gen in 0eutihIano 9erbreherbanoen
naa benz in oieIen Shuuobii6ern a.
lieferten 8eiipiel organiiirt baben uno
es iino ieBt energi76e 9emUbungen
I'm 8ange, bteIe 2attire Der Sugen0
fern 3u halten.
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Su feiner Reoe Dor b

Sn feiner Heoe Dor Der 2es
9islatur pon Colorado erTtattste RooIss
peIt Dem Oberbunoesqeri6t Iein Som
pltment, in0em er Durauf bintpies, pie
es ben &Drporatiouen f0roerli6 un0
benz 8oIts binbsrIih lei. DIS critics
8eifptel fiibrte er bic Gnti6eioung in
Sdhen beg 3utertruits an, tpeIte Die
les gtonopoI tbatIohIih gegen ale
8eieBgebung felt. 2tls leBteres Bel
fpteI berief er ii6 auF bic Gntf9ais
bung, lpelde oas 9sfeB bes gtuutes
NeD Yort umitieB, oas bic gGtereien
IN 9e8ug auf lire fanitdren 3uitGnoe
81 reguliren perIuate. 2(us Der Re0e
RppieDelts mar oeutlt6 beruus3uh6-
rem, mas mir ftpr 10 bdufig geiaat
BADEN, paB bic ameritaniihen 8eri6t,
Die gr0bten 6emmnife oes JOrtitritts
un0 Der 4ultur itno.
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Jn elmer gu Denper QebdIs
tener ReDe penoet RooIepelt Tit Qeaen
bic Qgitdtion Der StaQten oes WeIteus,
bic Dortigeu y2ationQlz zDomGneu in i6re
8erDaitung gu nsbmen. Gr peiTt bare
ouf bin, bQB 0iejeniqen, Delhe Der
9tdtion 9eh0rige NdturItGbe uu86eus
ten DoQen, 0itli6e fQpitaljiten limb, al
10 utht 8eDobner Der neitliben Staaz
ten, un0 gibt 3u Oerfteben, Bag bic MQiz
tatton, Der 8unDe8 -ReqierunQ bic Son
trole ii6er i6r Giqentbum 3u ent3ie6en,
pon oieIen tapitalt'tiI6en areiien aus
oe6t, neil iie Der 2lnIi6t finD, Dob Iie
Elm let6teres Spiel nit ben Gin3eIItaaz
ten baben lDeroen, ais nit Der Ratio
naIz8eieB9ebung. Wa5 ais 8run0
por8ebrG6t peros, DAP bic 8unoes Re
gierung Die nQt;onale Tomdne niht
entrpideIn IDcIe, lei uniinni9. 2tQes,
mas bic gtotion an 0Qturi1dben beTBt,
tDIrOe Dbne SGumen un0 30qeru Dem
8oIte 3ugGng!i9 gsmaht Deroen. Die
8unoes- Eegierung babe fiterIit niht
Die 4bf6t, 8o6len, 8os, CeI unb
8b0sp6ate un5enubt i'm 8ooen lie9en
gu laIien, ober Iie tpoIe oarauf ie6en,
baB oisfes tpertbDoQe Giqentbum niht,
nie bisher, BON ben 0Ttli6en 9qpitali>
ften geitoblen per0e.
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Die Stubt 9etrott lit in ben
IeBten 3ebn Sd6ren bon 285, ,7O4 auF
465, 766 getpa6ien, unb bas bat bas
2lutomobit gethun, BON bem man be-
itdnotg bebauptet, baB es bic 9sp0Ite=
rung De3imirt.
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miiFen. Sppett bic 36Ile I'm Iebten
Iarif erbObt iporben itno, tam man
ods nt6t anbers ais etnen unperihdmz
ten Raub am 9ptte be3eihnen.
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Die SIItnptier 8eb6r Sc
bat eine beoeutenbe grmdBigung Der
grpreB Raten angeor0net. Wann
piro bus 8Iei6e in Sbto geIdeben
uno parum ftsbt 8ouperneur 9armon
ntbt Oarauf, baB es geIbiebt?
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probirt II. g. MetnI apoliTbs
uno .Doristptrs Trifnb-. 81
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-08
TENNYsoN AND QUEEN ALEXANDRA.

Lord Tennyson. the late Poet Lau-
reate, used to relate a story showing
the thoughtfulness OF Queen Alexandra.
1t was on h occasion Of a voyage
with Mr.. Gladstone. and many distin-
guished people were on board. Tenny-
son, as related by a friend OF his, read
THE Grandmother" on board because
the Princess Of Wales asked for It. 81
read It," said Tennyson. 'in a cabin on
deck. The Princess sat close to me on!
one side and a young lady whom I
didn't know on the other. The wind
came through an open window and the
Princess whispered, Put on your hat
but I said 1 ought. II possible. to mako
myseld bafder~ than ever before so
many royalties. She said again, oh,
put it On! so I did. and 1 read after
wards that the King OF Denmark's
court fool who was in the background
(they really kept a court fooD re-
marked, He may be laureate, but he
has not learnt court manners When I
was done the ladies praised me, and I
patted the unknown one on the back by
way of reply. and presently l found
out she was the Empress Of Russia p"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-08
Faded Lawn and Tired Feet.

Dear Margery Doom: u
/ have a new figured lawn dress. 1t
is white with blue figures. After hav-
Ing II washed for the first time the
blue figures have become light and in
some parts OF the dress very light.
VIII you please tell me how to restore
the dress to it's former color? Also
please tell me what to do for tired,
aching feet. MISS II. X. IL.
The only thing to do now, | think
Is to bleach the dress to a pure white.
You can do this with javelle water.
Then, If you like, you might dye the
dress a pale blue.
Battle your feet every night in the
following: Alum. one ounce; rock salt,
two ounces, and borax, two ounces.
Use a te~aspoonful of this mixture to
each quart of water. Soak the feet for
ten minutes. rinse in clear hot water
and massage the soles thoroughly for
1--WE minutes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-08
By Henry Kitchell webster

her own discovery and her fathers
journal cleared him.
She could almost follow the tragic
narrative that the book contained from
the reflections on the shyman's face.
His eyes never left the finally written
pages. and she was free TO watch him
as closely as she. chose.
For a while every change in his SEN
sitfve color, every contraction or widen
ing OF his eyeiids. every diiatiun or mis-
finely chiseled nostrils, every move Of
his h~alf-parted lips. revealed TO her
Fsomething Of thes spirit OF man who
read
But presently the warmth, the conn.,
fort, the stiffness overcaxne her. and
she slept, or, at any rate, dozed, but
never deep enough to lose her con-
seriousness of the presence Of the man
who sat there reading.
When he drew hear the end Of the
narrative she was again translating the
quick succession of his thoughts in his
face, wherein he was unconsciously ex-
hibiting them.
She saw him close the book at last
and sit there, as she had sat. with It
upon his knees, absorbed, reflective.
0NN1CAy no LOOA up Tie Duok dEdAu-
opened 1t and referred to the entry on
that last "a
He was thinking now. not dreaming.
His mind vas on the active present.
Before long he stole a look at hsr.
She met his Eyes.
I'm glad father told US that the
man was left-handed,n she said crave
ly. Because the mar who killed Mr..
Hunter was left-handed, too"
She had spoken the very thing his
own mind had been cropping for with
out quite finding. M he started and
stared at her. why do you say that ?"
he demanded. How do you known"
TT was a left-handed stick. / tank
it up in my left hand and it fitted:
that was when l was fetching 1t out
of the cabin for Uncle Jerry"
Then that was how you knew 7
hadn't done it?'
No. I didn't need n proof. !
knew already, without that"
suppose I had turned out to be left
handed, too?"
i didn't think of that. But 1t
wouldn't have made any difference to
me. When you really have faith In
anybody it isn't easily shaken; not by
mere circumstances, at least"
When you really la faith. he
repeated. Yes, 1 suppose that's So"
He pressed his hands against his tenn
pies. But there isn't too much of
that divine commodity in the world"
There was a long silence.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-08
WHAT CRY is THISa

The girl and boy who send in the
neatest correct answers can have their
choice of a baseball, a box of paints. a
good book, a penknife or any one of
several very Fascinating games. If the
writing is not legible the coupon will be
rejected. Uncle lack will publish the
picture of any prize-winner who cares
to send him a photograph. Ping-pong
and tin-type pictures cannot be used.
Only children under 10 years Of age
are eligible to compete. Be sure to
place a two-cent stamp on the en-
veiope, to avoid delay at the postofice.
The names of the prize-winners will be