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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-05-14
Telegramy zagraniczne

Berlin, IA maja. = Wczoraj cd
bylo sic przNjecie W ambasadzie
amerykafskiej ma Geese Roose-
velta przy wspoiudziale wielu
wybitnych osobistosci i dostoj-
nik6w. Roosevelt wzniosi toast
ma ,,czesc chwale" cesarza Me
mice Wilhelma ma Geese narodu
niemieckiego jego rozwoju w
przysz}osci.
Wieczorem udai sic Roosevelt
ma prywatne przyjecie do posia
francuskiego Jules Cambon. Ma
tenn przyjeciu byli tylko Roose-
veltowie. ambassador amerykan-
ski zona, oraz czlonkowie am
basady francuskiej austryackiej.
w ciagu dnia przyjmowal Roo
sevelt $50 Amerykanow, ktorzy
mu zlozyli swoje uszanowanie.
San Jose, Costa Rica., "A maja.
= Wstrzasnienia ziemi ,trwaja
bez przerwy. w ciagu miesiaca,
liczac cd 13 kwietnia do 10 maja
odczuto 400 wstrzasnieh ziemi.
Wulkany znajdujace sic w po-
blizu ME zdradzaja szczegolnieJ-
szych objawow.
w Cartago jest takie zniszcze-
ME, re 1000 ludzi bedzie musia}o
pracowac przez szesc miesiecy,
ably usunac gruzy rumowiska
re zniszczonego miasta. Dotych-
czas pracuje mad usunieciem gru-
z6w tylko 1000 ludzi, ale So oni
bardzo dobrze zorganizowani /
praca postepuje stosunkowo ra-
znie.
Konsul Stanow Zjednoczonych
Samuel T. Lee w San Jose, jest
bardzo czynny oko}o akcyi w
Cartago.
Kairo, a maja, Student
Wardani, ktory, jak donosilismy
swego czasu, dnia 20 lutego IRA
nil smiertelnie piecioma strza}a-
mi premiera ministrow, cara
zem ministra spraw zagranicz-
nych Boutros basze Ghali i spo-
wodowal zgon ofiary zosta} zasa
dzony ma smierc.
Wardani oswiadczyi wobec sa-
du, re czynem swym chciai POM
scic sic "a krzywdy, jake Bou-
tros SVEN postepowaniem wyrza
DIAL rzekorno partyi narodowej.
Kij6w, IA maja. = Z powodu
przekroczenia przepis6w ustawo-
wych, jakich sic dopuscili tutejsi
aydzi, Rad chwycii sic znowu
starego srodka represyjnego i "a
rzadzil masowe wydalanie zy-
dow.
Skazani ma wydalenie zydzi
musza z reguiy W krotkim czasie
wynosic sic, tylko niektorym po-
zostawiono czas do IA lipca, ably
mogli swe interesa uregulowac.
Rozkaz, wydalajacy zydow 20
stall spowodowany agitacya zy-
dowska, prowadzona W Dumie
DO dniu 20 kwietnia, kiedy pierw-
sly raz rozeszla sic pogloska o
majacych nastapit wydalaniach.
Ma zarzadzenie Stofypina, pre-
miera ministr6w, badaja wladze
upawnienia zydow do pozostania
W eranicach zamieszkiWanego
dotychczas terytoryum. Ma 1000
wypadkow dotychczas zbada-
nych, orzekiy wiadze W $50 wy
padkach, re ,dotyczacy zydzi ma
ia sic wynosic. Pozostali W XII
jowie zydzi moga zamieszkiwac
tylko pozamiejslsie letnie willie i
to musza mice do tego specyalne
zezwolenie.
Rozkazy wydajace aydow cd
nosza sic ME tylko do miasta Ki-
iowa, ale ; do wszystkich srodko-
wo-rosyjskich prowincyi.
Poprzednio juz obowiezywaay
zakazy osiedlania sic zydow W
tych prowincyach, ale dzieki roz-
matym, wzgledom (natury
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-05-14

dOiiAO, WV~oS
majacy sic przemienie W statek
wojenny. Statek ten zawinai do
iednego z srodkowo, lub po}u-
dniowo amerykanskich port6w,
gdzie sic ma przeistoczyc W ,,kra-
zownik". Wediug proklamacyi
Estrady otrzyma kazdy ochotnik
W armii rewolucInej 1S5 akr6w
ziemi, kt6ra beda musieli oddac
rzadowi, gdy jej do lat szesciu ME
poddadza pod rolna kulture.
New York, N. Y, IA maja. -
Frank w. Rollins, byiy guberna-
tor New Hampshire, a obecnie
banker w Bostonie zosta} wraz
re swa iona i synem Douglasem
aresztowany pod zarzutem pre-
mytnictwa ubrai, rzeczy ozdo-
bnych ,,luxusowych". Po zlo-
1eniu kaucyi gwarancyjnej costa
Ii puszczeni ma wolna stope. PAM
M. Rollins wzieia tax sobie do
serca te ,,kryminalna" przygode,
70 nowrociwszv do hotelu polo
zyla sic do l6zka, Skoro tylko
przyjdzie do zdrowia zostanie
PAM Rollins powolana pred Sc
diego.
Sprawa przemytnictwa pred
stawia sic nastepuiaco:
Pahstwo Rollins przyjechali |
klasa ma okrecie YLuzitania" do
tutejszego portu, majac re So
ba 9 wielkich kufrow. Rollins, ma
zapytanie wladz clowych zg}os}
tylko futro damskie, Podajac jego
wartosc ma $500. Rewizor kufrow
zas zaledwie przegladna} polowe
zawartosci jednego kufra, juz
wpadI ma trop .przemytnlctWa"
udal sic do naczelnictwa oddzia-
lu clowego. Naczelnik clowy zWro
Gil uwage Rollinsa, re moze do
datkowo podac niezgloszona do
listy zawartosc kufrow, podlega-
iaca ocleniu. Rollins odpowie-
dial ma to, re zona je9o zapo-
mniala zglosi6 kilka drobiazgow
jak dyadem. branspletke, try SUI
knie, diva ubrania. Naczelnik cio-
wy majac powazne watpliwosci
CO do oclic sic majQcej podaneJ
przez Rollinsa zawartoSci kufroW
kazal ie dokladnie zrewidowac, a
nastepnie Gala rodzine poddal o.
sobistej rewizyi.
Przy osobistej rewizyi Rollin-
sow znaleziono caiy sklad jubi-
lerski, w kufrach caly ,depar-
lament" rozmaitych strojow IL
bran, co wszystko wysokiej pod
lega oplacie.
San Bernardino, CAL, IA maja.
= Wczoraj O 1917 W nocy wy
wolalo popioch wSr6d mieszkah-
COW slime wstrzaSnienie zieni. Po
pierwszem silnem wstrzasnieniu
nastapiio kilka siabszych. Niema
dotychczas zadnych wiadomoSci
co do zrzadzonych tenn trzesie-
MEM ziemi szkod.
New York, N. Y, IA maja. =
Handlowa agentura Bradstreeta
podaje nastepujacy stan stosun-
kow ekonomicznych kraju w u
bieglym tygodniu, obliczonym pc
dzien 12 maja wlqcznie.
Ma og6l panuje W ruchu han
dlowym przemyslowym stagna-
eva. Przyczyna tego jest niepo-
myslna pogoda, niepewne zbiory
i niepewne ceny.
Ma wschodzie interesa ME So
dobre, ma zachodzie nieco lepsze,
natomiast wcale pomyslne wiesci
przychodza po}udnia.
Wcale pomyslnym jest takze
ruch budowlany, ktory umoze-
bnia szybszy ruch W dostawie bu
dulca. w przemysle zelaznym i
stalowym ponuje zastoj.
Bardzo niepomyslne wiadomo-
Sci przyehodza odnosnie do prze-
myslu bawelnianego, a to z po-
,.oJ i-IaeJ-s rr,az r1,rhz 1r1odzo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-05-14

(Dokonczenie ma stronicy 4tej)
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-01-18
Underwear and
Hosiery

You will find our Underwear
and Hosiery department complete
in every respect. The prices are
the lowest ever offered. Space
forbids us to mention all the bar
gains in this line.
Ladies' Fleeced Lined Pants and
Vests, 25c values zoe, 35c values
27c, SOC and 60c values 43c.
A big line of Ladies' and Chill
dren's Cotton and Wool Union
Suits st a low price.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-02-17
Specialist

A safe, rapid and permanent
cure for weakness is found by
men from the animal extracts
treatment we give them. All
symptoms are soon gone, Vim,
Strength, Vigor, Vitality and a
robust feeling are quickly restor-
ed. We don't ruin men with
strong damiana, nux vomica
phosphorus and strychnine prep.
arations which are given for
weak men me icines.
The man who has any of the
above symptoms can't be the man
he ought to be. Unless cured his
fate is the loss of all pleasur.
and satisfaction of life. He is a
wreck on the human sea of life
and unfit 10 assume the duties
and responsibilities of sturdy
man with the physical. mental
and vital power intended by ma
ture.
We throw the life line to men
by curing them of the wretched
dragging down symptoms. Our
treatment makes their nerves
strong, builds up their physical
mental and all power, and it is
not long until they feel all over
that they are every inch man.
Whether young, middle-aged or
up in years, their trouble disap-
pears, their pride, power aud
strength come back, aud there is
no room lor dissatisfaction. The
effects OF rest, red vitality from
our treatment are like the sap in
a tree-it buds energy, ambition
and strength that leaf into a
prime, healthy feeling of new
life. 1t is treatment we have
found so effective in curing men,
and our patients are grateful for
what it does after many of them
had been treated for years and
concluded they could not be cur
ed.
Our speciality is curing M, Il
who evidently can't be cured by |
other specialists.
We told a gentleman this a
lew days ago, when he laughed
md said: II guess it must be so,
or my brother-in-law. who had
Kidney trouble, thought he had
ried all the best doctors in the
:onntry, but VIXEN he came to-
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tors can not be depended upon to
cure them, which you no doubt
have found out if you have been
afflicted for any length of time.
Too frequent desire to urinate,
retention of or too profuse, sedi-
ment or brick dust, burning, scald-
ing sensation, highly colored
urine, pains in the back, dry, pale,
waxy skin, ETC., are symptoms
that should not be neglected for
moment. If you call l will
make a careful, expert chemical
and nicroscopical examination
an absolute test-without charge
and give you information and adj
vice of value.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-02-17
Kidney and Bladder Diseases.

Any disorders of the kidneys
and bladder no matter how slight
should be treated by an expert
specialist. Patent medicines and
treatment OF inexperienced doc
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-02-17
Why | Tell Men What | Can Do.

Henry Ward Beecher said: 81
am glad the doctor cured my
friend. l am glad the doctor put
it in the paper that he cured him,
and if any doctor is sure that he
can cure such a disease and does
not put it in the paper, | am sor-
ry. What pity it would have
been had this doctor with his
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-02-17
1000 Years Experience.

The ordinary doctor treats on
an average 10 patients a day; DR..
Ellison treats 100 to $50. 1t is
only question of mathematics.
Figures don't lie, Experience is
what counts,
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you he was cured in d little while.
A fellow who lives about two
miles from me, though | don't
know what was the matter with
him, said he could hot pay what
he owed me because he had paid
OFT over $500 to several different
doctors and had finally gotten
cured for $50. / asked him what
doctor cured him and he said YOU;
this is why | am in your Office
now"
Afflicted Men.
It's the talk of our patients and
men who have been cured by us
that brings men to US, and this
talk is caused by " hat we do for
men after other specialists fail.
Diseased, weak men who start
treatment with US before they de-
lay long enough to get serious or
get in bad shape from being ex
perimented on by self-style,.
specialists are so quickly cured
by us they soon forget anything
was ever the matter. We don't
care anything about curing a.
case that's easy. but we feel our
pride in dismissing IA man cured
sound, and well when we have
done something other specialists
failed to do
CURE ALL NERVOUS, CHRONIC
AND SPECIAL DISEASES OF MEN
AND WOMEN.
CONSULTATION AND ExAMINA-
TON FREE. | invite the closest
investigation as to my methods.
Nervous Debility, Male Weakness.
We get much praise and thanks
from patients we cure of these
troubles. From young men who
are suffering because OF early fol-
iy and from all who have vital
losses and who are weak. ner-
vous, distressed, embarrassed and
worthless because they are not
strong and vigorous as they
should be. You have 10 have
'uch treatment as we give you
t is your fault if you don't let us
:ure you.
tricture, Kidney, Bladder PrOstratic
Discharge
Are scientifically cured by us.
)ur methods Immediately benefit
on and the majority Of cases we 1
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Nervous, Weakness, Wasted Vitality
Failing Power, Debility.

The great army of men who
are discouraged, embarrassed, de-
spondent, weak, unsuccessful,
and unable to enjoy all the good
things of life, from dissipation,
excuses, folly, disease, overwork,
worry or bad health, may have
any of the following symptoms.
Nervousness, Weakness, Loss
of Vitality, Bad Dreams, Drain
on the System, Poor Memory,
Loss of Energy, and Ambition,
Tired, WORKOUT Feeling, EN-
barrassed, Tt d, Headache,
Backache, Abuse, Excuses, Mel
ancholy, Discouraged, Weak,
Easily Excited, Weak Trembles,
Restless at Night, Pimples, Vari-
cocele, Heart Flutters and other
symptoms that destroy monhood.
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Specific Blood Poison.

vice of value.
Specific Blood Poison.
This, as you doubtless know, is
the worst disease that afflicts man
kind, having not only wrecked
the lives of thousands of men, but
women and children as we'll. If
you have any of its symptoms you
can not afford to neglect them for
moment. Rash or copper spots,
men and children as well. If you
have mouth and throat, or face or
hands, and any other parts of the
body, falling out of hair and eye
brows, are all unmistakable signs
of this dreadful. disease. If you
will call | will make a careful ex-
pert examination of your case, and
tell you positively whether or not
the disease is present, and if so l
am prepared to give you the best
treatment in existence.
Their Last Hopes.
Many patients have said to me
after | cured them that they hes
itated at first to come on account
of never having received relief
elsewhere, and they had almost
become so skeptical as to think
there was no cure for them. /
want an opportunity to treat just
patients. want to give you
lifelong cure. My treatment is
scientific, my methods are origi-
nal. No other can give such
treatment.
Men.
A speedy, permanent and last
ing cure is what l will give you
beyond a doubt if your case is Gu
rable; if not will not accept any
money and promise to do anything
for you. The best reference l
could give you as to professional
eliability is the many cured, sat-
isfed patients dismiss and prove
that my exclusive methods cure
when others fail to even benefit.
Examination and consultation
free and invited.
Blood Poison, Skin Diseases.
Are you afflicted, mortified, de-
moralized, discouraged, tortured
and in danger from the awful
life-consuming poison in your
blood? You are if you have these
symptoms Rash, Sores, Ulcers,
Sore Mouth or Throat, Swollen
Mucous Patches, Hair or
Eyebrows falling out, Skin |
Copper Colored Spots,
rheumatism Pains Aching in
Bones or Joints, Eczema, Itching, |
Burning, Nervousness.
Our treatment often cures the
above symptoms in Is to 80 days,
so you nor any one would know !
you ever had the trouble.
1000 Years Experience.
The ordinary doctor treats on
an average 10 patients day; DR..
Ellison treats 100 to $50. It is
only question of mathematics.
Figures don't lie, Experience is
what counts.
Why | Tell Men What Can Do.
Henry Ward Beecher said: Il
I'm glad the doctor cured my
friend. / am glad the doctor put
4 in the yoapar fh ~ I1a ct4rad l,;.,,
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wealth of science and experience
left him uncured. What pity
it would have been if the afflicted
man had been so prejudiced
against advertising as to read the
responsible certificate of the doc
tor and yet give him the go-by.
What are the newspapers for If
not to circulate information F.?
What more valuable information
can newspaper give than tc, tell
sick man where a sick man can
be cured? If man has devoted
his life and labor to special
class of diseases, the necessity of
his saying SO becomes all the
more pressing. His duty to adj
vertise becomes imperious. The
remedy for lying advertisements
or quacks is for honest men to
tell the truth. A really able man,
whatever may be his gifts, makes
a great mistake if he fails to use
these gifts through want of adj
vertising."
These words were uttered years
ago by the greatest minister of
the gospel the world has known,
but they are true today. You
know DIR. Ellison if you have been
a resident of the state of Tcnnes-
see for years and you know his
reliability. If you are new res
ident he can show you undisputa-
BILE proofs.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-07

from New York. where is is an i'm
portant factor in concert work.
AT Wandamere Wednesday night a
musical program and contest was
given, in which the following We're the
prize winners Piano contest, Waltz"
by. Goddard. Rebecca Almond. first
prize Sammy Williams, second prize.
Violin contest, Melody in A, Carl p IL,
first prize Ronold Robbins, second
prize. Vocal solo contest, Garden of
Roses" Amelia Margetts. first prize;
Gladys Smith, second prize.
X
The prize winners in the violin solo
contest at Wandamere, in the celebra-
ton of the Sons and Daughters Of
Wales, We're all pupils Of Professor
George +. SHELTON, Carl Poll winning
first prize and others taking second,
Mrs. Emily Sitter is arranging for a
series of studio recitals at her rooms
in the Constitution building to be a
regular feature Of her course in voice
culture.
At Phillips Congregati onaI church
this morning the music under
the direction Of Mrs. Emily Sitter, will
include a violin solo, selection from
the anthem stand Up for Jesus" VIII
son, by the choir.
\ \ X
Miss Marian Gilkerson who has re-
Gently come TO the city was a soIoist at
Tiff church last Sunday. Her musical
work IS of rare quality and her song
was highly appreciated.
Sunday. July 81. DR.. irwin ]. Morgan
the famous Organist who was visiting
in the city, played at St Paurs Epis-
copal church. He rendered the entire
service and played some of his own
compositions for the Offertory and VOL
untary solos. Or. Morgan left on Mon
day TO continue his western trip.
X \ +
DR.. Dan Protheroe, the Welsh-Ameri-
can conductor and composer of Chicago.
Is spending six weeks in his native
land. Discussing music in the states
and the principally with a pressman
the doctor said some time ago he was
at an EisteddfOd in the Mormon tab
ernacle, Salt Lake City when the con
ductor of the Mormon choir was a
Welshman from Carmarthen. pcOfessor
Evan Stephens very celebrated man
Two of the most prominent concert ten
ors Of America are Northumberland
Beddoe from the Rhondda and Evan
Williams, who was born in the states
Western Mail, Cardiff. Wales
Arrangements have been completed
with a photograph company for re-
cording the tabernacle choir and organ
music for the use OF talking machines.
Thursday Sept /, is the date set for
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-07

beginning the work and twelve choir
records will be taken. Among the
selections recorded will be the Halle
luiah Chorus" Professor Mcclellan
will make up his program upon his re-
turn from the east.
Mrs. Harry Cue Of New York, who
is visiting her brother, W. H. Shear
man. will sing at ST. Marks cathedral
this morning.
At the o'clock mass at St. Mary's
cathedral this morning, Mary Carter
will sing Just for Today" with organ
accompaniment. At the II o'clock mass
the Offertory solo will be 20 Salutaris, -
by Michael Schutter, and the mems
quartet will also sing.
x x x
The following program will be given
at the Liberty park band concert this
afternoon by Held's band:
March, Jolly Fellows ..-..---..- Junes
Overture, Poet and Peasant. Suppe
Caprice, That Fascinating Mendels-
sOhn Tune.
selection. from RigOletto .-.... Verdi
(SoIos for horn and baritone. Messrs.
Atkins and Stevens.)
Descriptive selection, Episode in a
Policeman's Life dedicated to salt
Popular selection, The Three Twins,
Observation-Disclosures. Arr. by Clarke
Songs for comet Somewhere. (by re-
Love Me for Loves Divine new 80
Caprice The Famous Minuet .....
.. .............. Paderewski
Caprice, The Ghost Dance. Perkins
March, Beecacio. ....... Arr. by TObani
X X X
Fred c. Graham is making arrange
ments for a concert by the famous
Welsh tenor Dan BeddOe, on Sept. II.
Ii will include music by a quartet, of
which BeddOe Is the leading singer. and
he will also give several solo numbers.
An excellent accOmpanist is with the
and music of a high order
is promised. Mr.. Graham is required 10
post a guarantee of $1,000 for a single
evenings performance and is inviting
in advance in order to
assure the success of the concert.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-07

tongue she explained her ability TO
tell the fortune" if her palm were
crossed with silver
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley say they
came from Egypt. Asked if they
called themselves gypsies the old
man said, Yes, we are Egyptians,
and would not admit. nor seem 10
hear the commOner title. he stood
upon his rights, for in English stat
ute law they are known by The name
Of Egyptians.
According TO the latest authorities
this name is in general a misnOmer
for scientific men have come 10 the
conclusion that these people are
neither Of European nor Of African
origin, but are a remnant IF some
obscure Indian tribe. This cOnclu-
sion is borne out by the fact that
their language is undoubtedly de-
rived from the Sanskrit Gypsias
have no written language nor Her
allure, but their curious tongue is
spoken by all of the band now in salt
Lake and many of them can talk
English Among themselves they
speak the ROmany.
The old man Stanley said that ne
and his wife had recently come 10
Salt Lake from New York 10 Join
their relatives, who had come on
from California, travelling IN the emil
grant wagon which fOrmel large
part OF the camp equipment. They
intend To winter here i'm spite of the
cold. going east late in tho spring
With the children in schoo! the men
and women will earn a scanC living
i'm odd ways which include fortune
telling. horse trading and Deddling
Two large well-made tclTs. a GUAM
tity of pillows and blankets, rugs,
camp chairs and a stove set up in the
open, make up the camp outfit Of
these gypsies- In winter they intend
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-07
Do You Weigh Too Much
The Real Remedy and the Recipe.

There are some stout people whom
the above question does not seem to
trouble very much. They are, how
ever. wrong TO be so careless, Tor
obesity IS a complaint which brings
many evils in its train. There are 9TH
ers who have sought long and earnest
~ for a really reliable remedy for
obesity. and TO these the following pre-
scriptiOn will be Of absorbing interest.
because liz presents in a simple and
harmless form and sure relief-a rem
edy which is rapidly gaining a world
wide reputation. The reader may make
up the prescription for himself Cor her
self on getting the ingredients from
the druggist-Or the latter will do so
willingly.
This is the full recipe: 3 o. Mar
mola, OF. Fluid Extract Cascara Aro-
matte, and 30 %. Peppermint Water
Take a dose OF one teaspOOnful. after
each meal and al bedtime.
This admirable and quite harmless
remedy will soon take off pounds OF
the offending fatty excess; and as, day
by day, the weight decreases, strength
ana vigor Will return in equal ratio;
Tor, be II observed there is no fasting
or exercise required. Rest, good food
regular doses-these are ali that is
necessary 10 reduce weight 10 normal
increase the supply OF pure blood, clear
the skin, beautify the complexion and
restore energy and excellent spirits
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-07

y AMPED in a vacant lot on West
~ North Temple street, near the
fair grounds, is a band OF eighteen
gypsies. True descendants of the
nomadic people Of eastern Europe.
they have wandered into Salt Lake
from California on their way TO the
east and finding the climate here
agreeable they will stay on for an in
definite time. Gravely and courte-
ously they welcome visitors to their
camp and offer their fortune-telling
art but appear distressed at any IN
usual questions.
What for you want the names =?
Is il the SCHOOL," demanded a sus-
piciOus but amiable old woman of the
band. I'VE send the children TO
school when she comes"
Ten or more children Of varying
ages looked disturbed at the pros
pect Of the close indoor life Of the
schOOlrOOm. but il was plain that the
elders were experienced in the cays
OF truant officers and did not choose
to come into conflict with the author
tiles. II seemed good To them Ia he
allowed TO camp undisturbed II the
city limits and they made clear their
intention TO be law-aDiding resi-
dents
Some Intricate Relationships.
Two families with intricate rela-
tionships make up the little band.
They are the Martins and the Stan
leys. good English names, which
were probably adopted when the par
ents came to America. Mrs. Lola
Martin, a widow and mother of
eight, was born in ROumania. in a
town whose name sounded like Bin
a-lOOk in her language. She also
speakes broken English. in which