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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
DEMOCRATS DEFEND "cLAUSE.
Attorneys Appointed Who Will Oppose
the lest Suit.

A suit, which promises to test the
validity of the grandfather clause
has been filed by F. ID. Kinds, negro
of Weleetka, Okfuskee county, in the
district court. Kinds alleged in his
petition that w. d. Shallenberger and
]. n. Jones, election judges, refused
to permit him to vote in municlpal
election held since the primary cleo
ton because he could not read GER
tain sections of the constitution. He
asks 5000 damages Kinds petition
recites the fourteenth and fifteenth
amendments to the constitution of the
United States, as giving him the right
to vote.
In order that the case will be prop
erly handled the democratic state cen
tral committee has appointed the 1ol
lowing attorneys to represent the par
ty in the action: Fred Branson, chair
man: Judge J. B. A Robertson, OF
Chandler; J. A Tillotson, of Nowata
]. b. Champion, of Ardmore, and f. J
Giddings. of Oklahoma City.
1t is probable that the case Will bt
appealed Immediately from the distric
court in which it is filed to the state
supreme court, where it will be taker
up in November upon its merits. Con
siderable interest in being shown il
the suffrage case.-Olllahoman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
PRESENCE OF DISEASE IN GER
MANY CAUSES ACTION TO PRE-
VENT ITS SPREAD THERE.
EXPERT SAYS It IS CHOLERA
Red Cross Society Preparing For q
Possible Epidemic, Similar to That
in Russa-Present Cases at Span
dau in Prussia.

Spandau. Germany, Aug. 29.-Chol-
era has broken out in Germany. The
death of a woman and the illness OF
her husband and male attendant here
has caused the health authorities OF
Prussia to take precautions against a
spread of the disease.
Professor Lentz, chief of the bacte
biological bureau of the government
saws there Is no doubt of the cases
being cholera.
Cholera specialists and the Red
Cross are preparing for a possible ep
idemic similar TO that in Russia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
RUSSIAN EMPRESS is
SEEKING HER HEALTH
EMPEROR NICHOLAS AND EN-
PRESS ALEXANDRIA, GO TO
FRIEDBERG IN HEESE.

Eydkuhnen, Prussia, Aug. 29.--Em-
peror Nicholas and Empress Alexan-
deria of Russia, entered Germany to-
day proceeding TO Friedberg, in Hesse'
where her majesty will take the cura-
tive waters.
The usual careful measures were
taken to prevent any mishap to the
imperial train. German soldiers were
picketed at intervals along the road
the tracks being carefully examined
as the train approached.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
STORM OVER SPEECH.
Speech Of Kaiser at Banquet Creates
Storm in Germany.

Berlin. Aug. 2S.--The speech deliv-
cred Friday night by Emperor William
of Germany before the provincial ban
quet at Koenigsburg, in which he re-
iterated and emphasized his belief in
the divine mandate by which he rules,
referred to the Prussian crown as be-
slowed by Gods grace and not by
parliament or people assemblies, and
laid lance against the present move
ment for women's suffrage, is the po-
litical sensation of the hour.
The leading organs of the German
press devote extended comment to II,
generally criticizing the Emperor
utterances. and there are indications
that the discourse will have n deep
political effect upon the country,
nearly all the Berlin papers discuss
ing the subject in connection with the
political crisis of November, 1908.
when the publication by the London
Daily Telegraph of an interview with
the Emperor aroused a storm against
the uncontrolled public speaking OF
the Emperor.
The serious Vossische Zeitung, the
Tageblatt. the Post and other papers
point out the constitutional character
of the kingdom of Prussia in the EN-
pire and inquire whether the chan
cellor. Dr. Won Bethmann-Hollweg.
was privy TO the Emperor's purpose OF
delivering such a speech. They pre-
dict that it will lead to renewed dis
cussion of the Emperor's constitu-
tional position when the Reichstag
reassembles in November.
The strongly monarchist Tagelich-
/ erundschau, the favorite journal OF
army officers, says
This speech means storm.
Never before has Emperor William
set into such clear relief his romantic,
mediaeval idea of his nonresponsibil-
ity to mans judgment, of his not be-
ing bound by the constitutional CO.
operation Of the people and of ruling
by Gods free grace, against all those
convictions and feelings which today
determine our existence as a state.
why" asks the Tagelicherunds'
chau. SHOULD the Emperor choose
this moment to emphasize his ruling
by Gods grace and his own right
when it will nourish antimonarchial
agitation and good monarchists be
thrown into condition Of tragic dis
ruption?"
The organ Of the landed nobility
the Deutsche Tages Zeituns, thor
oughly approves of the declarations
of the Emperor.
The Lokal Anzeiger lays stress up
on the desire of the Emperor that the
people cooperate with him and points
out that the Emperor delivered the
speech in the castle where the Prus
sian Kings were formerly crowned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
VICE PRES. SHERMAN
ON SPEAKING TOUR
SPOKE AT MARSHFIELD, MlSSOu-
ri. THIS AFTERNOON - GOES
TO JOPLIN TOMORROW.

Marshfield, Mo, Aug. 29-Vice Pres
ident James S. Sherman arrived here
so early this morning that few were
at the depot to extend a welcome. HIS
private car was placed on a siding
and the vice president slumbered un-
disturbed.
This afternoon the vice president
will deliver an address in the court
house here. after which he leaves for
Joplin where he will speak tomorrow
morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
Geronimo's Daughter III

Lawton. Okla. Aug. 2S.-Eya Ger
onimo. the beautiful 1S-year-old daugh-
ter of old Geronimo, deceased chiet
of the Apaches, is rapidly declining
in health until she is almost skele-
ton from n complication of diseases.
She is confined to her bed in the Fort
Sill military hospital, where she Is
held prisoner of war. Her recovery
is little expected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29

in tn. o2 2ption camp were released
today. 'c3Y 1idemic had been pre-
valent here Soo.re time, the authori'
ties having CT e }. able trouble, as
neither the city pty has built
"A detention camp or. ,1l, so tenn
porary quarters had to secured.
A number of deaths have resulted
from the malady in the past four
months. Typhoid fever has been un-
usually light this year, there being
but three deaths from this cause this
summer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
MINE WORKERS HELD MEETING
THIS MORNING AND APPOINTED
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
ALL HOPEFUL Of SETTLEMENT
Both Operators and Miners in Kan
sas City Express Satisfaction over
Present Prospects of Settlement of
Strike.

Kansas City, Aug. 29.-Eighteen
conferees OF the United Mine Work
ers Of the Southwest. met mere this
morning, discussed the strike situa-
tion briefly and appointed a commit
tee to meet the operators committee
to make plans of settlement.
Both the miners and operators eX'
press satisfaction over the present
prospect of settlement.
II is expected that the committees
will confer again this afternoon.
~~D~~~~---~~-~-~~o~~~-~-~~
United States troops, Spanish war
veterans veterans of the army of the
Philippines, and cowboys, which Gov
cred two miles through the city
In the parade rode Garfield and
Pinchot. Roosevelt stopped at the re
viewing stand and reviewed the pa
rade.
\ cowboy dropped revolver ano
it exploded. For a moment IL was
thought an attempt had been made tc
assassinate Roosevelt. The excitement
soon cooled.
After the parade Roosevelt lunche1
at the Brown Palace Hotel and went
to the Overland Park for chuck
lunch bv the Denver Club.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
WITHIN AN HOUR AFTER OPEN
ING TODAY, COTTON SOLD FOR
NINETEEN CENTS POUND.
HIGHEST SINCE CIVIL WAR
Jump in Price of August Cotton Con-
tracts This Morning Caused Shorts
70 Make Heroic Efforts to Recover
Losses

New York, n. Y, Aug. 29.-There
was a sensational jump in the price
OF August cotton contracts today.
The opening was at 1875. Within
an hour shorts were trying to buy
at 10 cents per pound, or $1,000 per
bale over Saturdays close.
This is the highest figure cotton
has reached since the civil war.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
SALUTE OF TWENTY-ONE GUNS
FIRED AS WELCOME TO The
FORMER PRESIDENT.
THOUSANDS GREE TEO HIM
Roosevelt Joined in Parade of United
States Troops, Spanish War Veter-
ans, Veterans of Philippine Army
and Cowboys, Two Miles Long.

Denver, Colo, Aug. ga salute
of twenty-one guns welcomed Roose-
welt here from Cheyenne this morn
ing.
The station was packed with cheer
ing thousands.
Roosevelt joined in parade OF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
Smallpox Epidemic Ends.

Chickahsa, Okla, Aug. 2S.-Dr,
Paul D. Vann reports that the small
pox epidemic has been eradicated. The
quarantine was removed from the last
house yesterday and the last patients
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29

Many man loveth his country with
the impetuous ardor that an impecu-
Nous nobleman loves an American
heiress
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29

Love may make the world 90 round
but it doesn't always seem able to
make both ends meet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29

A man is never old enough TO know
enough not to marry girl who is
young enough 10 be his granddaugh-
ter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29

Beauty is only skin deep. The
chicken can't sing like the nighten-
gale but it's a heap better eating.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29
The Weather

New Orleans, La. Aug. % :
The weather forecast for Ok /:
lahoma for tonight and Tuesday :
is partly cloudy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29

FARTHIN BROTHERS
Clothing French dry cleaned
and steam pressed. Only
French dry cleaners in city
Phone 496 Blue.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-29

New and second hand boiler
feed pumps, tubes, etc, in
stock for immediate ship
ment.
Jones-Everefi Machine Co.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-28

dlteite 8erion in genton County
lte erreidte bas bobe Sitter bon SO
Sabren - i'm &auie Tires bter mobs
nenoen 5obnes Mnguit itarb, mur0e
am 5anitag Nadmittag 81 Grade
getragen.
81. Stepban.
Mm 5rettag Morgen itarb int Ml-
ter bon erit % Sabren Sobn 8aprs,
lett Ser -etma 5mei Sabren al ser
sdmin0iu6t litt, melbe am ieinem
iungen 2eben nagte uno 6asielbe sem
@rabe' 5ufiibrte. Mab einem Montag
Worgen UNI 8 llbr bonn bo9m. Hfar-
rer S. Srobec gebaltenen Seelenamte
fano Sic 8eer0igung itatt. Ser Ser
ltorbene binterlabt mebrere @eidpi.
lter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-28
tient ioQ lib sen l1mjt1noen gema

tient ioG iib sen umitdnoen gemaB
mobl befinoen. - &err 6ran5 &obl,
5dmager oes 2ebrers. %. S. &iibnl,
begab iib am Montag 11ad Dafota.
mo- er ser @od5eit ieiner Sodter BET
mobnte u11o iebt bier Sic @aitfreun0=
l@aft ieiner lieben germanoten
genieBt. - Srau %. S. 8ubnl
crfranfte III LETTER 3ienitag Madt Ser
art, 0aB ein Mr5t on 6as &ranfenbett
g%erufen meroen mubte; CUR 6reuoe
ser tbrigen befinoet lie iib mieoer auf
gutter 8ellerung. - 2ebte,1 @ittmod
ltarb bier Mnna, sic 5meitalteite So6=
ter ser 6amilie saul @upredt an
&alsbrdune. uno mur6e 1ienitag auf
Sem bieiigen @ottesader beeroigt. 9as
@aus lit unter 4uarantd11e gebradt.
Die Ser itorbene muroe Dor 16 Sa6re1t
bier geboren uno peripra6, ibren ST.
tern cine quite Stiite 5u meroen. Sic
mar Mitglie0 bes bieiigen Sungfrou-
%enpereins un6 5eidnete ii4 6urb if
(ren eolen @barafter uno muitergulti-
gen 2%ebensman6el unter SEN Mdoden
ibres Mlters aus. Sen 10 idmer &C.
priiften @ltern unier aufridtiges Bel
leio un6 ser 8eritorbeneh sic enige
@ube. = 5tellemeiie bat sic 6rudt
bier our6 Sic Mprilfr0ite S@aoen ge.
litten. = &o6m. &farrer 5aBbin0 bat
Isle @eniusaufnabme in ieiner @emein-
Sc bouenbet. Sic @emein6e ioQ ser
3ablmg 3ufolge aus t16 6arnilieu
nit 1914 Seelen 3dblen,etn 3eiden,oa
ct. Mi6olas nod lan9e nidt auf ser
|Sterbeetat gu ieben lit. -Sonntag in
Ser 6riibmeiie ging ser bieiige Sung,
frauennerein gemeinidaftlid gum 81.
ide bes &errn. - &err Sobn @oitt
bon ct. CLOUD NOR am Sonntag bie1
bel ieinem 5dmiegeriobne Sobn u
Gbeis auf 8eiud. = Mid Chefs, mel
der einige Sabre in @ontana farm
te, bat &ieb un6 8fer6e berfauft, fet
ne Sarm perpabtet uno lit Mnfangs
ser 8o9e bier angelangt, um 81,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-28
8efanntmabnm9.

Sic Mufmerfiamfeit Ser 8eipobner bon
ct. @louo nnb l1mgegen6 lit auf ben
groBartigen Mn8eige<&Ian Ser Sranen Der
nnifp Stride gu ct: @lonb geri@tet,. tpelz
DIE am 9ienitag, ben 3. Wtai begtnnen
nnb flint Sage auoanern miro. Bet pie
fer &ircbenfair mer6en 81 einem garz
eain Die freiipiligen 8eitrdQe Der &duf<
leute, 6dnbler nnb Ea%britanten Der
5tabt ct. glouo- nnb iolde po1 Sabri<
fanten unD 8auflelten aus Ben gan3en
Ser. Gtauten berfauft, 11nb bas Yubli=
FUN lit freunbIi9 etngelaben, oieler Sair
bei3utpobnen, an ben freien eSmbi1er1. Die
iebeu Sae 1erpirt merben, tbetl5unebmen,
l1nb 1id Sic @elegenbeit 5nnnben 3n nj
den, einen ODER mebr Mrtifel bon Nrben
inter Dem @etailpreiie 5u fa1 fen: SOL
qe11De Mrtifel tperben ,8um gerfa1f offe<
rirt: 9eerina & @eber 8fliige, stabl-
G%ultipators, Observation-Disclosures; %einaelne
8ferbegeidirre, @ac1tl1m 3einiger, Sep
pihz Meini9er, NIT 8eI8 a11sgefutterte 1ez
berrDde, fertiae Mdnner< u1b 9amen<
Mn8iiee, 8flii9e, 2libricating Sele, Soiz
lettenzMrtifel nno %gnenipaaren, Flbtpaaz
ren, @rocerien, &robiiionen ,tno cine
Geibe anberer Nrtife1 mi3li6en Sc
bra1des in iebem &ansbalt. Seoe Ser
1on ir eingelaben, tbeil8nnebmen nno Sa=
mile ur1b Srennbe mtt5ubrtngen. Ser
geBt ni9t, bnB Sic Sair finf Sage ballz
ert, am 8. Nfai be9innt lno Dap grfrt<
1dlunoen iebem 8einder fret lerptrt tperz
Sen, tpie audi baB ieoer Sag Elm Sar9atnz
Sag fem miro.
9ie Iramen ber unitp Stride,
ct. @lpuD, Mtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-28
9ll6anD.

@err 6ral15 9iagli traf ant San1=
flag bier 5>1m 8eiud ieiges sobnes
Mler Elm, mel6er unpeit oeS Staot=
6ens cine ldone, ergiebige 6arm at
eigen fat. Sci oem 8elube, Ser li@
fiber Sen Sonntag aus0ebnte, lteB Der
ftets beitere 56mei5er 6ran5 innitten
1einer 2anosleute> Sic it@ I'M i'm GEE
1euten uno ibn BON @er5en begribte,
leinem a%ngeborenen &umor pouen
QauL, Ii. pie INNER 10 freute mon lid
audi Sonntag ser @egentpart 6es 8e=
iu9ers aus gan5em .&er5en. - Ma@
einem am Breitag Morgen in ser bic
1igen Bfarrfir9e bonn bodm. Hater
Mnoreas, 8. g.. g., gebaltenen @e-
quiem tpur6en sic ir0iiden ueberrelte
oes am borbergegangenen @ittmod
ielig int &errn enti6lafenen Sobam
S4leppenba6 unter GROCER Sheilnab=
ME CUR lebten &ube beitattet. Ser
8erltorbene fiel eine @ode Dor ieinem
&ooestage BON einem nit 2nmber
idmer belaoenen @agen, 0eiien @aoer
iiber leinen &orper binpeggingen, mo-
bel er innerlide @erletungen- erlitt,
sic ieinen 500 berbeifibrten. Seine
fur5e 2eioens5eit benutte er beite1s
3u elmer miiroigen 8orbereltung auf
Sen i6meren Gong in sic @migfeit.
Sobn S@leppenba6 mur6e in 1861
in 8aiern, Deuti6lano, geboren, bon
mo- er als 8uan3ig Sabre alter Bur.
ide nit Ieinen @ltern in bieieS 2ano
fam, sic ii@ in 0ieiem Comm nieoer-
Iieben. @or IS Sabren perebelidte
er ii6 nit Sobanna @afomib; Der
gludli6en gbe e%ntiproiien fieben @n'
ser, oie iett nit 6erfo i@aper gepriif'
ten Mutter Sen 500 oes gutea 8nters
bemeinen. Mebit 6ieien betrouern ben
@eritorbenen 3met 8riioer: Greo.
56leppenbad bon Mlbanp nno @en'
5el 5@leppenba@, Ser in Der alter
@eimatb in Deutidlan0 5uriidblieb'
un0 cine S6meiter: Srau 6reo. 8ier
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-28
Sen &interbliebenen unle ct @eilei0 uno

Sen @interbliebenen unier @eilei0 uno
Sem &erltorbenen Sic emige &nbe:-
aommenoen Montag fin0et bier Elm
Marfttag itatt, 0eiien @orbereitungen
oarauf iblieBen lalien> oaB oerlelbe
iib fir ale 5beilnebmer ais Elm err
folgrei9er ermeiien mir0.-Die Cont
tag peranitaltete 8artenpartie per<
bunoen nit einen1 8asfet Social fanl
in ie0er .@iniidt ais grfolg be5ei6net
lperoen; es. mur0e 6abet Elm Steiner
trag bon $74 er5ielt, ser fir Sen 8au
ser neuen Hfarridule 8ermenOuny
1in6et. - Camille Mid. 8ibel lit bier
BON Californian eingetroffen uno &r.
8itel riiitet ii@ CUR l%1ebernabme 6es
51eii6ergei9dftes, 6as er fauflid in
Ieinen 8eiit gebradt fat. - Srau
Mutb. Sect, pelde in lebterer 3eit
an &beumatismus lit, iaeint ii6 BET
oem i9onen 6riiblingsmetter bon If
rem 2eioen gu erbolen. Mitte let=
ter ISOLDE unter5og ii6 6rau @uguit
Sturre elmer Operation, sic einen gu-
ten Berlauf nabm. 9offentli6 miro
sic 8atientin balo mieoer gu Sen Sc
lunoen al rednen fem.
@odpile.
sSrau Martba Srappel, @atttn zines
in 6ieiem Somn mobnenoen prospert=
renoen iungen Farmers, itarb Cant
ltag Madmittag infolge BON Magen'
frebs. Sic 8erltorbene erretdte oqa
Sitter bon 80 Sabren un6 trat crit boz
5mei Monaten in 6en @beltano. S.
rem 10 ~friib5eittgen 9oot betrauert oe'
tiefgebengte @atte, Dem in Ser Stun'
6e oes berben 8erllites augemetn'
5pmpatbie befunoet muroe.
81. Midolas.
2ebten Montag begab iid &er1
Mia. 9beis nod @o@eiter, Minn,
in's Mapo &ospital, mo- er fi6 norbe1
unterluden uno am @ittuo@ uege'
Merpen< Mus3ebrung operiren lieB, 81
er Sen s9mer3en ni@t mebr lange'
3u mioeriteben permodte. Ser $50
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-28

seoe 6omilie uno namentli@ Sc.
ne, ueIde auf Dem 2anbe mobnen.
Ioute gu ieoer 8eit porgeieben iein
nit elmer Jlaide @bamberlain's 2ini.'
nnent. Man fann ni@t iagen, mer1,
iie gebraudt mer6en mag in einem
Sale zines ungliids ODER unfo1es.
|gs lit ausge5eidnet in nlen 6diil1en
bon @beumatismuS, @errenfungen
uno Queti6ungen. gerfauft bon Ser
Molitor Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-28
@roker Sd)mbperfamf.

Gieier 8erfaui mir0 an 5. Mpenue,
5pei 1biren norolid bonn Spernbau*
lie gebalten un6 Samitag, Sen 80.
Mpr!l !er0ffnet. M4ttauien0 Collars
mertb S@ube miiiien in 80 Gagen
.perfauft mer0en. Die 8retie mer0en
bementipredenb gemabt. ga Ser poq=
ltGn6tge @orratb 11eu lit, 10 lit sizes eine
iebr quite @elegenbeit. Sober Mrtifel
I'M Store gebt gu einem liberalen Dis=
count. &ommt m16 ~Mber5eugt gl16.
s. 6. Sroppman,
gigentbiimer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-28
in ser characterization &epub=

Die in ser characterization &epub=
lit &eru anidiiigen Sapaner, angeb-
li9 1auter ge0iente Sol0aten, iouen
ser perupianiiden @egierung i'm Safe
oes @rieges lire 0ienite angeboten ba=
ben. 8ie aus @albington gemeloet
miro, lou sizes in amerifanii@en @egi<
rungsfreiien unangenebm aufgefallen
lein. Man fommt aumablig gu Ser lie
ber5eugurg, 6aB Sapan beginnt, iei<
ne Mrme nod allem auS5nitreden,
mas bon oen @aiiern oes StiQen
O5eans beipiilt miro.
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gu %berfanfen,

ein @ferb inn @emi6te bon 1900
uno Elm 5meites I'M @emibte
bon 1850 8f0. @er einen guten Nfer=
oeban0el MAIDEN min, 5ogere nidt
ion6ern iprede iofort Dor BEL
@eu. 6. Cube.
5. Mpe. n0r6li9, ct. CLOUD.
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gu b%erfamfen,

Gin 5meiiibiges 8uggp nit SOP
uno Elm anoeres nit einem Sit. 81
gentbiimer miro oteielben iebr biuig
perfaufen. Ma65ufragen in ser Moro-
itern=Office. ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-28

S]Sul @u4V<
Ser ais @erffibrer inn Dienit 6es
&ontraftoren &arl &ropp fteben6e
&err Sobn Steinipartb par Dienitag
NIT einem Mrbeiter bier un6 belorg=
tie Sic Muslegung 0es fir uriere neue
Stride %beitimmten. 8augrunoitiides.
gs miro iofort nit ser Musgrobung
0es @r0geidoiies begonner, uno TO-
balo 6ieie Mrbeit geideben, meroen Die
Maurer NIT ser Junbamentarbeit Be-
ginnen.
Gauf @apibs.
Sim bersangenen Sreitag ereignete
ii9 auf ser &reu5ung 6es Mortbern
Yacific 8abngeleiies elm unfaq, ser
nit Sen i@limmiten 6olgen batte Be-
gleitet fem fonnen. Ser ct. @lou0-
5auf &apios eleftrii9e StraBenbabn.
magen befano iid gu iener 3eit anf
Ser &reu5ung oes @eleiies, aIs Ser
Nortbern 8aeific 8aiiagier3ug, MEL
der nm 9:t8 Mbenbs in Sauf &apios
fdQig 1T, beranfum. Ser eleftrti4e
@ugen fonnte nidt raid gen1g bon
ser 5teue nno sic 2ofomotipe traf Sen
binteren 5beil oes @agens, moourd)
BON oen Sen StraBentpagen fait at.
fiiqenoen 8aiiagieren flint berleBt
mur0en. Cine SSral. namens Ol1on
id,ien oerart nerlebt gu iein, 6aB man
anfangIid INN ibr 2eben fiirdtete.
sic muroe in's 81. &apbaels Sospi-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-28

Nortbern &acific @otel lit mieoerum
Sem 8etrieb iibergeben moroen. So
bert Sal3brunn lit ser @igentblmer,
uno 6ieier miro nidts ungeideben lai<
fen, bas @aitbaus Dem %reiienben Sub
lifum gu einem angenebmen @biteige-
quarter gu MAIDEN. - @ir batten bier
lebten6reitag einen i@redliden Sano-
iturm, 0esgleid)en bier nod ME mitge=
mo4t tpurbe. SIN &farrbofe baben
iid 40 Slider BON Mar Sud angeiam-
melt; ales in ser Stride uno i'm 8farr-
bauie mar nit Staub, 5ano uno
Dred beoedt;; Die oaour4 entitanoenen
unongenebmen @efible mur6en 0urd
@ud's @roBmitbisfeit in etmas gelin,
bert, inbem er fem tpeggefegtes 2an0
|5em &farrer geidenft bot. = &err
uno Grau 81. &afner (@uni) befin-
Sen iid auf Der @eiie nab Deutid-
Lamb uno permeilen bier etlide Sage
lei Ser 6amilie Sobn &Iein 3u @aite.
&err &afner min ii@ 30 orauben noh-
mails bon Ser Site Beg @beinmeins
uber5eugen uno auf Der Seimfebr, oie
i'm September ooer Oftober erfolgen
ion, einige 6laidden als 4ennerbe-
meis mitbringen aln6 bier berfoiten lai.
ien. - Srau &ienotp, melde als Ole
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13

the Rev. 4 r. Hoare. who il in charge
az the mission. Re writes that all tie
wood 90 b. found there - drftwcod
brought in by the tide. The mission
having decided on esta hlishirg a grave
yard and a fence being necessary 10 Seep
our the Wild beasts ~ became necessary
in the absence Of supply 81 wood 70
collect the iawbones OF whales which
had been killed IN tirne past IN former
times u was the custom among the Essi-
moe 20 bring ashore the largest lawbones
OF every four whales killed. and as there
are over ? 900 jawbones IN the fence they
represent = 900 whales.
The iawbones are from six 90 ten feet
long and curved Ike ribs. The butt ends
were buried and the bones curve out
wardly forming picket fence.
Previously 20 the building ~ the fence
the bodies OF the Eskimo dead wero
Deposited on top o. platforms supported
By the jawbonss OF whales 90 protect
thsrn from bears and other beasts-
Mr.. Boars says that the graveyard va
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13

nese are more or less polygAmous. The
real or mum Der enc wife q A. 20 be- orna-
mental and might SOM tlm"s be mistaken
for the charwoman Your host viii not
enhghtnn you. naturally. ANYHOW. by
tho eti1uetts Of the language. he would
introduce even ms best wife in terms OF
singular depreciation.
Chinese cooking ranges are invariably
built in OF plast-red brick or concrete,
and In a large housA ther' may b. two or
three. What surprises the foreigner u
the apparent abssncs OF f1uAs.
Sometimes m re Is . hue the chimney
going only part way up he vail. but
often there u more because the only fuel
used u. practically dry straw or charcoal
Fuel has long been the great domestic
problem OF China. all wood having been
cut OF e5ntuTles ago and coal mining
bang undevelopSd. Coal imported from
abroad has long been in usa among
for-igners but Chinese housts had no
stoves suitable for iss U.s.. An" rican
east ron ranges Are now feeling their way