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LokaIes.
Observation-Disclosures

Da Die &omite-S isuneen am les-
ten Donneritag in Solee bes .San
&ntonio Sases" auf Der Sair aus
gefallen, laeen benz Staotrat IN
ieiner Montag-S isung MIR ipeniee
Dinge 5ur grleoigu,la Dor.
alderman Malternla1n pom 81
nan5-&omite bot Inn cine lpeitere
ISOLDE 3eit in @etreff Ser Croft
mlna bon College StraBe bon So
parro Bis 2oiopa StraBe, nm nil
ben Hetitiollaren: Mrs. Morann
@unter, 8. S. Sart, Geo. M. Mope.
rid, Mrs. Gnlmp Dittmar unb Or.
Ser6inano Serff gu nnterbanoeln.
Dieielben baben Dos NOTICE 2ono,
nm cine 26 SUB breite StraBe ber-
5uiteaen, angeboten uno neriproht,
Seitentpese legen gu laiien, penn
Die Stobt Die 9trabe baut.
Cine Mnaabl 8eridte bes 5tra.
Ben. u,,b 8riiden. &ommiii1rs m,,r,
ben big 5ur nGditen 8erlanmluna
Mbergelegt. alderman Widelanh er.
fIGrte III 8etreff auf S%traBeniiber.
ganse, baB auf Broipect Sin erii
Seitentuese gebaut peroen miiBten,
ebe bic Staot l1ebergdnge legell
Iieb nn6 nod ieiner Meinung ioll.
te oieielbe @oribrift fir Die ganae
Gtaot eeIten.
Ole San Mntonio Graction Com.
panp erbielt grIaubnis, @eleiiy
iiber Die Someriet 2onoltroBe BET
Merriam Strabe legen gu Iafien.
Die Sr6inan5, burd melbe 6G
Shulrat autoriiert miro, cine Sson.
Setperrobre an Starr StraBe Iegel,
5u laiien, uno ben M~ntpohnern $50
fir 0erbinbung au rehne,L Inn Die
Qoiten 5u 6eden, ipur6e big our nod,
iten g~eriammIung auradeeleet.
Das Ginona-3omite erbieIt Mlf.
trna, bier peitere .JIuibing" spa.
fdinen, pie oieicnigen, Die iest II;
gebrauh iino uno iid) aIs aufric.
~benitelen6 bepdbrten, on5uidaffeu.
Nm Der Ode bon @eit-GImiro
unb Cameron StraBe ioG cine 80.
eenlampe ongebraf)t per6en.
Cine Mn5abI @rumoeigentums.
Settler erbielt @eiinng, Cement.
Seitentuege eriter aGaiie lesen 81
Iaiien.
Cine MnaabI reuer Betitionen
uurben ben betreffenbeu 9omites
Ibergeben. !.
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!. arnnfosfn. 1920 Meft.eonlr,ere.

81. aronfosfp, 1920 @eit.Gomnerce
Ctr; 3elma Stei1e, ia Sit=Gin-
cinnati Mpe.; Mlton grnIt @reepen,
918 Galtro Str. &inoer BON 8 Bis
A Sabren: Daniel Senninger, 91S
Sit=Grotfett StraBe.
MIoermon @idelalto erbieit
Dor einisen gagen Die Na6ridt,
oab iein alterer 8ruoer, Srit
@ideIanb, in Bremen geltorben
lei. 9erlelbe nobnte frIber olld) i'll
unierer @eeeno, lit ober i6on oor
loneen Sabren nad 9el1tiblono gu,
riidsefebrt. ST lit y Sabre alt se,
moroen. @abrenb Der leeten Sabre
mar er idtper leioenb.
= Inter Sen oeutl6en giditen, bie
bon ausiparts 5ur 6oir bier poren,
batten mir oas 8ergniiger, folgen-
oe beariiBen 5u t6nnen: Gus. Sci
Zig aug Ga Grange, Otto Sdu-
mann aus Goit Seinrif &i6ter
unb 5rieoensridter Sormertb ons
Miiniter, $. 6. @ieters aus Sec,
riou, S. IS. Maumam aus &c
guia, S. &irbboefer aus @eit
Hoint, Srau @unee uno Sobn, MI-
bert &unge, aus Gan Marcos, Gorl
arer3 uno @m. S9Iotber aug God.
bart S. Sein5e aus g6rftopn SoDn
Mansfe aus 8raden, Mrnolo Sreier
aus Stodbale, 6. 2et1ttcom aus
&enbalia uno Carl Miitom ous
@onberie.
@ir MAIDEN aIe 9eutiden,
ote nod nnierer Staot gum geimd
fommen uno Elm gntes 2ogis TT.
den, auf Sobn @inoIinger's Mpart.
ment 9ouie aufmerfiam. Dag Saus
lit seraoe fertie seporoen lift ne,
uno elegant einseri6tet, bat bibi9e,
6ebaglibe 3immer nno miro Dor
EauI Serttins in eeididter @eiie
geleitet. IS liegt an Der Soutb Ctr.
go. 216, einen 8lod bon Ser Siio.
@lanlo StroBe nno 5mei 8lods bon
Der Sit-Gommerce Ctr. entfernt.
Demna6it neronitaltet oet
geetboben Wannerdor elm groBes
4on5ert, in Dem S5ener1 aus Dem
nSroubaoour" CUR MuffMbrung
fommen merber1.
Die 8unoes.g ipiIbienIt-gpn!
miiiion bat graminationen in ie.
benz 5taate fir 2ebrer uno 2eb-
rerinnen nod ben g bilippinen az
|georonet. Die SalGre belaufen iid
bon $1,000 Biz $4,000 idbrlid, j.
nah ben Gabigfeiten.
% Gbineien, ipelde ibre eN.
redtigung gu einem Mufentbalt in
oen Ser. Staaten nidt nodJpeiien
fonnten, iolen am IS. Nopember
bon bier mad Can Grancisco &C.
brabt un6 bon bort nod ibrem Sc.
burtsIonoe auriidgeididt meroer.
Son bielen murben 26 in gI Balo,
elmer III Del @io unb elmer in Son
Mntonio aefun0en.
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Sebanert ibrem esrrtnm nidt.

SD beoauere ben Srrt,tm meincr
Sreunoe, Die Mid ols boffnungslo.
les Spfer Der 5hminoiudt betrod)-
teten, ni6t", idreibt 8. 8. 6onacrs
bon Sarroosburg, ap., noenn ib lit
iabrelang on einem bartnddigen 0n.
item, Der jeoem @eilmitteI ipottete.
gnolid braudte ib Or. Sings Seem
DISCOVERY uno Der @rfolg mar nun
oerbar. Mein Sulten bSrte ouf uaf
id fiible mid ltdrfer tpie ie." So
uno $500. 8erlubsflai9e fret. Ga,
rantiert BON allen Druggiiten.
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sdlOk Der idtueren Not.
Qiiiabor1. Il. Oft.

NlVauuIl, IL Stl.
Chen babe ib ben Munbgona 6mrd)
ben Balait Der Neceiiibaoes ponenbet.
8or genalt ID Sagen maren bie @e-
treuen BEL Der &0nigin amelia au els
mem muiifaliiden See geIaoen. Gle.
ner marfen Die Giren auf uno Die
Sreppe NIT benz gei6niBten @elGn.
Der binauf ihritten ihone 5rouen
nno Offi5iere in gIisernoen l1nifor.
men. Seeioloaten bielten Die @adJe
i'm S1IoB.
Iuh beute purben Die @6Ite bon
SeeioIoaten bepadt. Gin Sergeant
nit 5tuei bepaffneten Motroiel ifritt
bormy Die @eipebre am Wanoe;; 6ann
folsten unter Der Siibrung zines jun.
gen 2eutnants Die 8eiuber, 5tpei
fran5oiiihe Damert ulo elm oeutiher
Sonrnulilt, u. binter ibnen idIolien
ben fleinen Erupp 5pei onoere Mcri.
neipahen ab. 60 eing es 6urd ben
groBen 8oriaal uno elm fleineg gm-
pfangs5immer in oen SaIon mad
Dem Eejo, Der iest oas beriibmteite
3immer bes @onigsbauies lit. Sicr
bat Die einaige 8onlbe eineeidlagen,
bic gegen os ShToB obgefeuert mur,
De. 2infs oben ant Ylaiono flaflt
elm God, uno 6ie @an6 nit i1rem
pergoloeten Stud lieet 5llnt Cell ir
Triimmern. Seltiam eenug, bon oerl
groBen Bfeileripiegeln lit nur Der
cine geiprungen; Der anoere blieb
unberiibrt lno pirft in ieinem 2ri-
itaG Elm bIafies, runoIides Mntlis gu
rid. @eben @eipeniter UNI? Gin
rai6er nmblid erfIart Die gridei,
nung. Sn elmer ode bes Sanls itcbt
cine 8iifte oes totem &onigs Don.
Carlos: elm 9eppi1 Iiegt balb alif
ibrem SodeI, nur Der &opf ihaut
NIT melanholiider @onbnmie in Dos
SpiegelgIas.
l1eber Die Triimlner am 8ooen
biupeg fIettern mir in oag Sdreib.
5immer beg iungen Manuel. Der
Giih itebt nod oa, nit 8ii6ern lrno
8apieren bebedt; iiber benz Seiiet
w0lbt iid elm boI5erner &immeI, Der
ihper iiber benz 9anpte BEG Gdrei.
benoen b1net. Gin Der @ano cine
9ibliotbef, anf 6eren Wrettern Bbo.
tograpbien iteben; Der oeutide 3ron.
bring lit speimaI borbanoen. 3mei.
mol oas gleihe Bib NIT benz alci-
den, etpas ituoierten Mus6ruf yMil-
gen ref)ts" rn6 ooriiber nit lteilcn
8igen Die @orte: @iIbelm. 3ron
bring. SD i6lage einige Bidder ailf,
biitoriihe @erfe, fromme 2eftiirc,
9abellen. @d, bieier 3onig mar nod
jung! Die 8ibIiotbef zines oeutiden
Erimaners lit erbebIid reidbaltigar
nn6 b~eionoers mooerner als Die gii.
Merchandising oieies enttbronten
Sirften. Gin a~ipeites 3immer foIet.
NIT einem fleineren Sdreibtiid uno
nit 5obaoiem fiinitferiihen alein-
fram an Den @1nben nno ouf oen
@onfolen.
Damn troten mir ms Shlofoe.
mad. Gin grobes gett- a, Der Mit
telpono, nod oufgeoeft, dls D6re cs
eben nerloffen tporoen. lleber ben
aiIfen nadl1iiig bi~ngetporfen bns
Wahtbemb. Mnf benz 2ebnitubl ne.
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MIIer.Iei.

Mm Montaa Mittag trat Sri,
gaoe.@ General Mlbert 8. Wper bon
feinem commando auriif uno ibcr.
CAB boiieIbe ieinem Nadfolger, Sri.
gabe-@ eneraI Molpb 50. 9opt. Nad,
Der Nora6e lu6 Oberit Dorit i1mmt,
Iihe 0ffi5iere nod benz OFFICERS.
Club Elm, mo elm Mbidieog.G mpfoma
5a gbren bon General Mpers abge-
boIten ipur6e, nobel audi Genera.
4opt nr1ipeieno tpar. General Sopt
bat /. 2eut. Mobert s. Smmber, 10.
Snfdnterie, uno 1. 2eut. Sames $.
4iegins, %. Snfnnterie, au ieinen
peri0nIiheu M6iutanten ernannt.
Sim Montng aben6 gegen II
llbr purbe bic Heuertpebr na1 1879
Soleooo Strobe oerufen, mo Gelier
IN 3tpei 8immern 6es oberen Stod.
tperfs ousgebroden NOR, Die burd
Gin orittes 3immer, peIdes abes
niht bonn Jeuer beriibrt NOR, &C.
trennt maren., Die Cir BEG eincn
3immers, fpel1es bon Mrs. s. SO.
Iinertp, @attin 6es Snbabers 6cs
.&omburger Gtano", gfe BON 60
Ieonb unb Souitpn StroBe betpobns
ipuroe, mar berfhloiien uno mubte
eingei1logen peroen. Mon fase
Mrs. Ginertp beuuBtlos ouf oem
Bette Iiegen, lire Rleioer brenncllo
rsnb NIT Branotpunoen am redI-
ten Mrm bonn Sanogelenf Big our
Shulter. Cine brenneloe 2antpe
mliroe in einem Softer gefupoen.
Sn Dem onoern 3immer fano matl
einen irlngen @onn ,Namens Seiic
4afer, einea Mngeitellten ocs
Germ Jinertp, idlofeno unb eine
b~rennenoe Campo auf einem Softer
init RIei6ern. Das Geuer tpurbc
raid gel0fht, bate aber eiuen Sda.
ben BON hangef1br 5000 anseridtet.
Die betpuBtloie Grau muroe naf
6em Dbpficians on6 Surgeons sos.
pitaI gebroht, TOO Or. 6. 6. Mil.
bMrn feititeate, boB iie ourd Dro.
g,ien befdnbt uoroen iei. Die
Drnnomn,oen tpdrer nidt beOeit.
ten6. Gs uuroe BON angefteflten
hires Gotten o~useeiast, baB Mrg.
ainertp am Nadmittag bic Silm.
me bon 5000 BET iid gebobt babe,
ueInes @elo tpe6er an ibrer Her.
ION nod i'm 3immer gefunoen sulir.
Be. Mnn ninmt an, bob bier
Maub un6 Wronoftifhing, tpOrauf
and on6ere Gpuren beuten, Dor.
Iieaen. Die BoIi3ei lit auf Der GU
DE nod 3mei Mdnnerr, tpelHe anl
Qa&mittog nit Der Grau geiprofen
botteu. Gin Reser-ssoH in oemiel'
ben 3au{e meIoete Der 8oli5ei, oak
IN 6erfelbeu Nadt GeIo aus lei.
rein 8immer i'm 9~interbauie seltob'
In tuur6e.
-Auf Der MISUNDERSTANDING Der
1oir erbieIten folgenoe 4inoer oeut.
{&sr eItern greiie: 4inoer bon |
us 6 Monoten: Grace eliiabetb
1ennnger, 91S Cit.Grodett StraBe:
Walter gualo Soft, 62t Dopion
CIR; Margaretbe gleonore Safer,
223 Gorion Ctr. 2itoer BON 6 Wo.
nate Big einem Sabre: Sorten'c
4oeneI, 629 Dft.grcfett Ctr; ganl
ghpin Wrider, 426 Sbobo Ctr;
Norotbeo gIeanore Wonsloeben,
2d7 Gimpion Ctr. ainoer bon 1 Fig
9 Aobren. Mnfon S. Mbr, 1906
Npeft.Honjton Ctr; 2uci1e Wt.
Mcuer, 826 Geoar Ctr; Srma Sol
ben: Mlbert Stepes III, 1873 Grcf.
ton Ape. ain6er BON 2 Bis 8 Sabre:
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NadJ barter Saaesar6eit

'dmer5en Sept uno Giiden Der Saps.
frau. 0ein @unoer, menn tire
0oiine etpas miirriih lit. Sic miro
lire CUTE 2aune mie6er c%rlougen,
radoem iie bic Sdmer5en nit Gr.
Midter's nBain-grpe1er" pertrieten
Ent. 0as lit berieIbe 5uperldliige
Sreuno Der Menihbeit, ocli man
felt Sabren in eaila europa III foit
ieber Gomilie oorfinoet. % ,no 80
Gents bic Glaide in alIen ocutidjel,
N~potbefen.
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Mns 8ismarf's friibcn pplitiidem
Sagem.

Die v8oii. 3eitung" teilt cine
bisber %unbefonnte gpiiobe aus 8is.
mard's friiben politiiben Eageu
init, Die gu Dem Sab i'm /. 9anD
bon 8ismard's @eoanfen uno grs
innerungen: SD mar i9on i'm Sab.
re 1S47 fir cine &ontrone Der Ste
gierung our6 Barlament uno
Yreie" Die 8eitdtiguna giebt. DurG
8ermittlung oes @rafen Seller, oes
Sntenoanten Der fonieliden CIR
ten, bate Der tote" 8ismard ei-
ne gi1laoung gum See beim Sole
in Botsoam erbalten. Mls oie BEL
ben Serren beim &onig eintraten.
fanoen tie i'm Colon oes Sdlo1ies
cine gan5e @eienidaft non boben
Serren uno 0atnen. Sea" = 10 be,
gonn Der 4onie nod borbergegange-
fler perionlider 8~oriteGung = ,nur
ihieBen Sic mai log, gismarc:
8raf, 8elter bebauptet ia, Sic bit
ten mir b~eionoers mi6tige Mittei-
lungen su MAIDEN" Sebr emit
erpioerte 8ismard: ygiler Majeitdt
befeblen, Dor oieier san5en boben
@elellihaft?" Sea, llur immer 5u!"
berieste ldhelno Sriebrid @ilbelm
w. nStoatsgebeimniiie iperoen Sic
mir ia foum 5u nerraten babenl"
llno nun besann Ser tote" gis.
mard iebr ernit: gs miiiie cine por-
lamentariide @ertretung irgenonel.
der Mrt 10 ihnen als m0gIif berlt-
fen weroen, nno man iollte Ser
Yreiie eroBere 6reibeit getpdbrem,
ionit ipare cine Mebolution unat-
penobar. .Die boben 9erren u,ts
9rin5eiiinnen", 10 er3dbIt 4elcr,
1fanoen ielbitperitanolid Die grf[G-
rltngen oes iuneen, ibnen Bis oohin
gdn3li6 nnbefannten Mannes ,afi-
reuies". Der 9onie mnroe iebr
emit, eing gum Seniter uilo lebnte
cinige Mugenblide feline Stirn gegcn
Die Seniterideibe, Damn febrte er
lid ploslib gegen 8ismord Inn
uto iagte fnr5: y@raf Seller miro
Sic morgen in mein 8obinett brin-
gen." = Das geibob ocnn aud.
Mls &eler uno @ismord ben ar
oeren Sag beim 9onig gu Ser ia bon
9ismord 10 ie%bniiidtig erpiinidten
Yribatanoiena eintraten, iaate ser
aonig: sd babe mol uberIegt.
9ismorf, mos Sic mir g%eltern &C.
iagt Sic mogen in einaeInen Hmnf=
ten redt baben. Mber Sic fonnen
bod nidt berlaneen, baB id Sbncn
als einem ean5lih unbefannteit
Wann 'bas Staatsrlloer a~nbertra,te.
Sod oamit Sic in politii6er Gin.
gen mebr p%eriiert meroen, min ih
oafIr iorgen, oaB Sic in ben bern.
nadit auiommentretenoen .8ereinig-
ten 2anotae" fommen." go ge-
i6ab es benn audi pie aQbefonnt.
Gber, obgleib 8ismard oIs glbge-
oroneter NIT Der &egierung burdj
bid uno biinn gine, bate Srieorid
@ilbelm Nv. felt ieiner erlten We.
gegnung NIT Dem ytoGen" 8ismarf
nabre S6eu Dor Dem ipGteren
@egriinoer oes 0euti6en Meides. |
gr nannte 8ismord ben rotten
SUMTER, uno es bauerte nod Sab
re, big Der &0nig, trob ieines bon
5tunoe gu Stunoe modienoen Ser
trauens in 8isnard's i%taatsm1nni
ihe 8eeabung Dem rotten Sumter"
lnb vtouen" 8ismard gang traute.
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germehrt bic sdSnheit.

9ie Sh0nbeit Ser Srouen miro
our6 @rdlens Mrnica Solbe Nun.
oerbar permebrt. sic entfernt Him.
pies, Salrtausidlaee, 8eulen uilo.,
madt Die Saut meid) unb iammetcr-
tie. 25 cts. bel allen 0rugailten.
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iiber bic Ma1ter tpebt. Die fattert
tpie elm Mbldiebstii6lein. Ser leste
@ruB an oos Saus 8ragon5a. =
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Gin mirfli6 Probes Weniit hnt
INNER 2ieoer, Der Eeefeiiei iimgt MIR,
ipenr er narm miro.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-12-22

the tree concert is given if the
weather is bad. But whenever Christ
mas eve is pleasant and the latitude is
suitable the passengers 60 on deck.
which they find to be shielded from
the wind by canvas, brilliantly lighted
and decorated with flags and bunting.
And. l tell you, on moonlight night.
with calm sea and soft, pleasant air,
In the Mediterranean, for example, a
Christmas eve ball aboard a great ship
Is something for most passengers to
remember.
I'm sure can't imagine anything
more charming for those who enjoy
dancing. The romance. the poetry of
it all. must be delightful to the pas
sengers. "-Boston Globe.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-12-22
SANTA CLAUS AT SEA.
Gifts on Christmas Tree For Passen.
gers on Ocean Liners.

Gifts on Christmas Tree For Passen.
gers on Ocean Liners.
Don't imagine that just because n
person is at sea when Christmas ar
rives he gets 10 Yuletide cheer Christ
mas on one of the big ocean liners is
observed religlously. which is to say
that the day is fully appreciated by
both officers and passengers.
1.-THE man who spends his life on
board big passenger ship sees about
as many different kinds Of Christmases
as anybody. guess" said the captain
Of one of the great transatlantic steam
ships US he sat in his cabin the other
day preparing for holiday voyage to
the Mediterranean. Some Christmas
days I have spent on the north At
lantic, others while in the China trade
and still others In the south Pacific
and the Mediterranean.
1.-THE fact is that I have spent only
one Christmas day at home since I
was married-and l haven't been q
bachelor for good many years. Now
we sail from New York very soon and
will touch at Gibraltar, Genoa and 9TH
er ports, and before we reach here
gain Christmas will have been
passed.
When your ship is running on "a voy-
age to the Mediterranean, with a
crowd Of jolly passengers aboard who
are off on trip to enjoy themselves,
Christmas is day to be remembered.
Friends and relatives send gifts on
ahead, so that they may be handed to
passengers at the right time. and of
course this personal remembrance
from home makes more enjoyable the
celebration which is always prepared
on board the ship itself.
1.-THE oath of December passes about
as do other days until dinner time ar
rives. and then the chefs and stewards
Guido themselves In providing an
elaborate menu and in table decora-
tons. If the weather is fine, and it is
likely to be. the passengers are in high
spirits. for the Christmas feeling is
infectious, no matter where you go.
Toward the end of the dinner
speeches are made, songs are rendered.
stories are told and toasts are given,
and when this is completed all go to
the main saloon, and the Christmas
tree is revealed. standing there in the
middle under the big skylight. 1t is a
big tree, too-just as big as can be OBJ
tanned and put in place-and on it are
hung gifts from the ship for every pas
senger, not costly at all. but remem-
brances that are likely to be long pre-
served as souvenirs of a pleasant &C.
CASTOR.
'Then, IL the sea Is not high, the
candles are lighted, and the tree bursts
into beautiful illumination.
AFTER q distribution Of gifts from
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-12-22
CHRISTMAS CARDS father.
British Artist Originated This Form Of
Greeting In 1914.

GreotIn9 IN 1874.
Some day surely grateful monu
ment will be erected to the memory Of
w. A. Dobson, the parent of the Christ
mas card, for he was a true herald OF
peace and good will to the world and
no small henefactor to commerce. says
a writer in Tit-Bits.
In 1874 Mr.. Dobson. who later be-
came q famous member of the Royal
academy, was young man earning q
modest income as master of the gov
eminent School of Design at Birming-
ham. One evening IN December in
stead Of writing his usual letter of
Christmas good wishes to friend it
occurred to him to substitute pic
torial greeting, and, taking piece of
card about twice as large as modern
postcard, he began to draw on it. In
the center of the three panels into
which he divided his design he sketch
ed family group raising glasses to
the health of distant friends amid
seasonable environment of holly and
mistletoe, while on each side of this
festal scene he drew picture Ut a
deed Of charity. =.
This card Mr.. Dobson dispatched to
his friend, giving it no further thought.
The friend. however, was delighted
with his novel and artistic Christmas
greeting and showed it everywhere
proudly, to the equal admiration of his
acquaintances. Everybody begged for
a similar card, and in the following
December the amiable Mr.. Dobson
etched another design and this time
had 1t autographed and sent out cop
les by the score. In the following
year he had several imitators, and the
Christmas card was at last launched
on the tide of popular favor. although
even then II Mr.. Dobson had been told
that his modest card Of 1874 would
have 100000 descendants sixty five
years later In Great Britain alone ho
would probably have thrown up big
hands In amaxemcnt and incredulity.
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SPRING IN WINTER

Nature is completely off the track
as to, the time of year. With
Christmas approaching, many of our
residents are finding it necessary to
mulch their trees and shrubbery in
order to keep the rapidly sprouting
buds back from the frost that is in
evitable later on. Last Saturday
we noticed lilac bushes in the yard
belonging to George Likes that have
made very appreciable start to-
wards putting on new foliage for
another year; certainly a case where
nature has been mystified by the
spring weather we are having at 9
period when King Winter is sup.
posed to be most active. -Fallor
! Standard.
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SALE OF SEATS
FOR Fight FILMS
HAS STARTED
LONDON PAPERS COMMENT FAV.
ORALLY ON PICTURES OF
BIG SCRAP

The Jeffries-Johnson fight pic
lures will be shown Monday night
at the Nevada theater and the seat
sale opens this morning at the Min
ers' drug store. These are the
original copyrighted films for the
privilege of taking which immense
sums were paid to the promoters
and to Jeffries and johnson. Since
then the pictures have been dis
played all over the world.
While the films are splendid spec.
linens of the Photographic art, most
of the interest in them has come
through the street scenes of Reno
and the crowds which thronged the
pavements. In London, England
the newspapers commented favor
ably on these street scenes and the
pictures have done much to, adver
tise Reno and its business distric
in other cities.
The pictures will be shown a
popular prices, %, 35 and so cents
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PERSONAL MENTION

Otto Wise, who spent the sum-
mer at Bishop, arrived in Tonopah
last evening.
William Murphy, after sojourning
in Goldfield for a few days. has re-
turned to Tonopah.
John T. Overbury left this after
noon for Goldfield, where he will
spend the next week.
w. B. Evans, who was Goldfield
visitor yesterday, returned to Tono-
pah on this mornings train.
S. H. Brady left yesterday for
Masonic, where he will look after
mining property in that district
Ross Congdon left yesterday for
Manhattan, where he will look over
the leasing field in that section.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Kendall, who
spent the last few days in Gold
field, returned to Tonopah this
morning.
j. A. Burgess, of the Tonopah
Mining operating department, after
a short visit to the coast returned
this afternoon.
James ]. McQuillan, who has been
a witness in the Douglas case in the
Goldfield court, came over from the
southern city today.
Tom Mum and wife left this
morning for Reno. After a few
days in that city Mr. Mum will
continue on to Sacramento.
Joseph Norris left this afternoon
for Los Angeles, where he will re.
main during the winter months in
the hope that the change of climate
will prove beneficial to his health.
J. p Lotus, the Goldfield and
Round Mountain mining man, came
over. from the southern city today
in his private car. and after a short
stay continued on to Round Noun,
tain.
Col Sam Haas was Goldfielt
passenger this afternoon. He will
assist in the staging of the Jeffries
Johnson fight pictures in that cit,
tonight and Sunday night, returnin.
with the company on Monday.
James Morris, editor of the Tono
pah Miner accompanied by Mrs
Morris, left this morning for Sal
Francisco to spend the holiday
with their daughter, Miss Lonetta
who is attending school in that city
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film PORTRAYS
ROUGH SCENERY
OF The west
MINING CAMP LIFE is SHOWN
IN FEATURE FILM AT THE
BUTLER

The program of the Butler the
alter for today is as follows: THE
Adoption" is the story of child,
laid among the rough scenes of a
mining country. "A Black Heart
is the story of the capture of a
criminal. Dutch Types" is view
of figures and landscapes in Hell
land. "A Troublesome Baby" is a
Biograph drama in which are rep
resented the troubles of gentleman
while he is holding baby for a
lady when his wife appears. II
takes a great deal of explaining to
right his misfortune. The Printy
Trio, which has entertained the pub
lie so well all week, will again APP
pear this evening and in addition
will also be seen at the matinee
performances tomorrow afternoon.
ThN program for tomorrow in
cludes an indian war drama entitled
The Attack on Fort Ridgely,
which is one of the most complete
pictures of this kind ever produced
The Primty Trio will also appear il
an entirely new change of program
which of course in itself is a treat
Do not fail to see them tomorrow
for it will be their farewell appear
ance in this city.
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Dividend NOTICE

At the meeting of the board of
directors of the Tonopah Mining
Company of Nevada, held this day,
a regular quarterly dividend of 25
per cent. and extra dividend of Is
per cent. was declared payable jan
uary 81, 1911. to stockholders of
record December 81, 1910. Trans
fer books close 3:0O p. M, Decem-
Der 81. 1910. Open January 3,
1911, 1000 a. m.
C. A. HIGBEE,
Treasurer.
Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. Is. 1910.