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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-08-26
Grenada College
r COURSE if you are contemplating going to schoo
this fall, you are thinking and planning for it now, ano
that is RIGHT. II is none too soon To henin To male

~ + COURSE if you are contemplating going to schoo'
- this fall, you are thinking and planning for it now, ano
- that is right. 1t is none too soon to begin to make
arrangements and to cast about for a desirable place
We glaGly refer you to Grenada College. No town in the State has
| higher moral tone and fewer Objectionable features. Grenada Col
lege offers unusual facilities for a proper culture of the mind at q
very moderate expense, and you are very cordially invited to invest
igate before deciding to go elsewhere.
The new president, Rev. J. R. Countiss, is one of the braniest
men in the Methodist church. He is a practical man. He is vigor
Gus and industrious and can be relied upon to appropriate that which
is latest in educational methods and to continue the excellent work
begun by President Clifton.
The College is the BIGGEST thing, when the matter OF bring
ing money to the community is considered, in Grenada. And best
of al, the College is no small factor in placing Grenada at the head
little chy. The College has arehningi Influence and is a wonderful
incentive to the youthsofS the community. Grenada owes the Col
lege a healthy cooperation.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-08-26

We are preparing to enlarge u ca
pacity and it is our hope to take care
of every customer that desires it.
Phone your orders.
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-08-26

PULL TOGETHER, brethren. We r. all here for the same
purpose. Then live and let live. The best way to build up a town
is tor each and every man to pull together and not strive to rend and
tear down. Alt the residents of town are partners, not opponents
In all likelihood the more business done by your rival the more you
will do. Every merchant who treats his customers honestly and
fairly will get his share and the more business that can be secured
by united effort, the better it will be for all.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-08-26

THIS IS just the light size towp, to settle. down ii andenjn "
life. Everything for the comfort of Iae can bs bought hercana s.e
will go as far as SIS will ID the large cities. When yon wanttdteav,
the farm, come to our town and build.a nice comfortable homesanG
be among the best peopi4in the world -a " e.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08
Ntnder ecnroton
MACH FLETCHER'S
oRJA
Minneipta.

@o6ena.-0 Ser IA SATIRE, alte
garl @bipple> 5obn zines befannten
Embellishments, feuerte cine Spiel
5eugfonone Der iebentli6 0ireft in ieil1
@eliht binein Of; Elm Muge mur0e 3d.
bei p0aig beral1sgeriiien, oas @eiidt
fiir9terlid entlteat ur0 Die &innla0e
gebrod)en. Ser &nabe lebte ltd trot
ser i6meren G%erlebungen NIT leinen1
sur 3eit oes ltnfaQes pom @a1le o6=
mel enoen Goter telegrdpbiid in Ser
binbl1ng uno bot i'm, 5urid 81 font
men.
Minneopolis. - 9urd cir
groBeres Sda6enfeuer, 6eiien @nt.
ltebungsuriade nod nidt feitgelteut
lit, muroe Sonntagna6t bier 6as gan
sc @aorenlager oes 2eooer- 0eparte=
mentsgei6afts %5erlt0rt, un0 0aS bier
lt0dige @ebdl1oe beoeltteno bei6aOigt.
Ser Gerlult belduft iid auf etmc
$225,O 900.
ct. 8oul. Ma6 elmer 5ibung
an ser elm @eneralfomitee ser 8iirger.
lhaft un0 Sic Setter Ser Derldie0ener
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08
9euar.Ya6et
&atarrb= @etlmttttl fret

Sober, Ser an &ulten, @otarr5, l@tpa<
den 2ungen, Nfbn1a, 8ronditis leioet,
lit eriudt, an 81. 81. 6. @obin1on, G125
Sud 8uiloing, 9etroit, Ulid., 8u fdreiz
ben, UNI cine boue @rDBe 9oIorz8ebanD<
lung ieines 9eilmittels fir &atarrb ODER
2eioen Ser 2uftr0bren, Der &eble ODER
2ungen.
&c lit nibt notbtpenbig, ldnger an Niez
len, 8erluit BEG @e1dmads unb @eru9s,
Wangel an Ippetit, Snfluen5a. iblem
Atbem ODER trgen6 etnem rebel Der Naz
lie, &eble ober 2unsen gu leiben, 90 Der
9oftor ein grobes 9oqar<Badet feiner
@ebi5in Sebem gratis ididt.
Nqes, tpas notbpenbig Inn bieies 9ol>
larzBadet gu erbalten, lit an ben 9of<
tor 3u l6reiben; gebt an, bon tpas SIR
gebetlt perben pout unb Die Mebi3in
fpiro @u9 umgebenb per Yoit portofrei
nit bollen Observation-Disclosures gefdidt.
9ieie Weoi5in miro tparm %empfobIen
nno ba iis ni@ts foftet, feb S9r eriudt,
beute an idreiben, bn bieie Gfferte nidt
tpieber geboten tper6en mag. 9ieIes Mnz
gebot Tam ii9 ieber 5u Nuben MAIDEN,
es brouben feine 3ablunoen irgen6 nell
der Nrt, feline Quittungen, feine Ser
ipredungen, feline Bapiere unter,drieben
5u perben. sic 1T abiolut frei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08

bier miin0enoen 8a9nen tbeilnabmen,
ml1rOe 5reitag bier a%ngefiin0igt, 0aB
Sic in 8etra6t fommenoen @abnge=
leQiGuften beidlolien ba6en, Durd
Germittelung Der union 9epot So. Ell
men fir sic 8eoiirfnilie idiinuntlitber be-
tbeiligter 9abnen geniigen0en Gent
tralbabnbof 81 bal1en. 0as Eroieft
i6lieBt cine e@rlegung oes Miliiliippi=
fanals elm, I'M geniigen0 &aum fir
Sen nel1en 9ubnbof 81 l6affen.
mo@arbors.- @err 81. g.
5ail lab nabe ser Staot cine 8drin
NIT 0rei Sungen uno bra6te Bic gan5e
@eleQi6aft CUR Strefe. Snnerbalb Ser
lebten 5mei @oden iino in bieliger
ltlngegen0 Is 8dren geidollen NOR
Sen.
&odelter.- @ier lit Sic Gent
tralitsle Elm &al16 ser 6lamme1 ge=
moroen. Gas 6euer lit mobl auf Ell
men lda0boften Sdornltein 5uriid5u=
filbren uno fam gum Nusbru9, nad=
oem Ser S6uloiener Elm Hrobef euer in
Sem :@ei5apparat ange5iin0et batte.
Mrrtbfiel6. = Solepb sli5ef>
Elm bo6miider 5armer, ser i'm Aor0=
often rer Sta0t mobnte, muroe pom
8lib eridlagen, ols er NUT 5mei Nrz
beitern beim @euma9en beldaftigt
mar; Sic lebteren famen init oem
Sdreden '1apon.
8emi0ii. = 9ie neue Soo-2i=
nienperbinoung fir 8innipeg-Gbica=
go miro am 1. Sctober in 8etrieb ge-
nommen meroen. Die Stredenarbei=
ter fins iebt ni@t mebr gang 5ebt Mei=
len bon bier angelangt, un0 man
glaubt> 6aB Dor Mb(auf oieier @ode
ser Sdienenitrang I'M ere Staot er-
rei6en miro.
@bitegartb. = Sic 5meiblt,r=
0ert GbippemazSn0ianer familien in
MiQe 2acs, 0enen Sic &egier1ng cine
&eierpation in @bite Garth angemie=
len Sat- meigern iid iebt, 6os alte &C.
biet 5u perlaiien, uno Sic &egierltng
miro mobl idlieBlih no6 gu @emnlt=
maBregeln greifen miilien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08

idoB orei Serrn SSH MideQ geb0ri-
&c Pferoe, Sic an scr 0ruie lttten.
Snfolge 6ieies 8organges regt ii9
auf's neue cine Mgitation nod einem
@eie b, oenr5ufolge sen gigeutbiimern
BON 'pegen Druie geto0teten 5bieren
Die @alfte 0es @ertbes pom staate
5uriideritattet meroen ioQ.
8ermillion.- SSn Ser 5taot
9ermiQion oiirfte na6 SEN bisberigen
Nln5eihen Ser Steuerlat sic bo@ite
bisber erreidte &0be erreiden, ndm-
lid iebs Yro5ent. Sic grb0bung lit
auf Sen 9alt zines nellen Sperubml=
les, zines nel1en @eridtsgebdltoes uno
auf INT $4,000 permebrte Nufmenol1n-
gen fir Sic S6ulen 5uriid5ufiibren.
@uron.-9 Ser &on0llfteur SSobn
&ee0p Ser Chicago uno Nortbmeit tern
81 enbabn muroe in Gsmono 5mii6en
5mei @aggons gu Io0e geqletidt, als
er beim acknowledgement balf; ser
llngliidli6e NOR 35 Sabre aft uno bin=
terldBt bier 6ro1 un0 &ino.
Nber0een. - @in0 inns 9agel
ribteten in 0em 8e5irfe lii0meitli9
ben bier be0eutenoen Sha0en an; ser
Staa BON CHARLES @eabon1l on ml1roe
peggepebt unO mebrere Eferoe fanoen
0abei Sen SOB.
Mber0een. - Ius 9an0 in
Sen Cheyenne &iper= un0 Stun0ing=
&od=Sn0ianerre ierpationen finoet fei=
ne 2ieb6aber inn l1eberfluB. Son Sen
int 6riibiobr aufgerufenen err item 800
Nummer1r meloeten iid) nur 5000 fir
@%eimltdtten, un0 i'm jetigen Sermine
iino BON 100 9lufgerltfenen our6=
ldnittlih MIR 20 sur Steqe. Na9
oem 1. Nopember miro je0enfaas einc
Mulie 2an0 fir nidt gemel0ete 2an6=
lltder 5ur @erfugung lte6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08
Observation-Disclosures

g. S. Medels an $. $. @emitt, 56eil
bon Cots 4, 5, 6 8lod 6, Sreepprt $1575.
Sranf 8roilaro an Geo. 9roiaro, Got
2, 19<122z31, $1,000.
6: Sreberids al 8. Sitenborf, @gA
SgA Ii. a. 23z125z32, $7100.
S. @ilbelm an $. &oglin, Cots II, -,
10, IA, 7z124z31, $1,000.
90. WoeQer at S. g. Moeler, NGA
5gA Ii. a. 6z122z30, 1926.
emma @oonep an Soiep9 Sdabel, BOT
8, 8lod Z. 600 abb, 9oloing 800:
&. &. Sdulb an S. 2iebren5, 5beil
bon Got l.. 8lod At Ii. a.. FnpnesutQe,
$4,000.
6. 8. @aroe II. a. n 6. g. S. @orz
oian, Cots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8lod 8, @arb's
abb., @aropiIe, 1926.
s. sc. 9rafe II. a. on 8. 6. Noren,
N@A N@A 2Sz124<2S, $4,000.
@annab Sudbs an 6. @eboin, 2ots /
UNI. 2. 8lod Z, Sat Earf aob, Eapnesz
billie, $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08

n1ter1ebn1ern Ser Spu-9lrie an ito
lieniihe Arbeiter %a1sgeiteat r1o
Eel Ser 0irlt 9fotionol 9arf 5nbl=
tar maren, iilb in gelhidter @e1ll
BON S2O.4O ouf $50.4O gefullht NOR
Sen. Ser 9etr1g mllroe crit allsge=
funoen, ais Sic Gbeds nit Der 61rno
perrehnet muroen.
@aOena. - 9ie aht5ebn Sabre
olte BlaOps Mislpeu unO Ser I'M 5me1
Sabre 1ltere @pdihiller 6ran5 Sings
len fl1tren IN eillem Boot n1orgers
: auf Den 9lunhe See hinaus, unO ais
lie attends nidt 5urildfebrte>1, mod]te
uron lih orf Sic Srde aa6 Ben Ger=
mibten. Am liter murOen eln1ge
aleioungsltiife l1no Sic &lloer oes
@ontes treibeno p%orgefunoer, UNI
]flpBli6 fano man al16 Sic Se1he
Oes Mdod)eus am N11fer oes umge=
1tiirsten 9ootes bdngeno Dor; Sic Set.
de oes Monnes fonnte nod nlht &C.
bprgen meroen. SRI. @islpea tit Die
gufeliu oes Mihters q. u. @isme1
mrs 0runf &ingslep Ser Sobn oes
Snbabers Ser Jirn1u @ebriloer Sings
len in @uOenu.
Donng u m e q. = Sn
bas Gil enpaare1gei6dft Ser @ebrll-
ser alo6e mur0e eingebroden unO Der
&erlud) gemadt> Sen @dol6ranf 81
lprergen, mas a6er mtBlang. 3ie Gin.
BREEDER mill1en perlfeltbt moroen 1e1n;
fire Norridtungen gum Sprengen oes
@eloidreines lieBen lie in Ser Glle 5u=
rid.
Sem II m. = 0as groBe Oreilto
dige Heterogeneous ser Sobn Snuen-
ITEM 9rouereigeieQibaft ltilr5te, olS
sic Mrbeiter beir1 Mittngellen moren
5lfIanmen; munDer6orer @elle famer
aue nit Sem 2eben Dupon. Ser Sdp1:
Sen miro al1f $4,000 bis $4,000
peronldlogt. Sm Eager %befanOen ltd
%anndberno 2O00 Sup 8ier, Sic ullslie:
fen.
Mppleton.- Mihoel Steffen;
Elm auf Ser Iorm BON Mc&in1ep be:
id0ftigter Nrbeiter, mtr0e Don elnen
EferOe Oerart ldmer gelblogen, oat
er ltarb. Seine 2eide mllroe gum ge-
grdbniB nah 0lrono, @is., letl1el
9eimatb, gelanOt.
Inlutb. Ser neue Minneio:
to'er giienoiitrift Gupum miro oieier
Serbit gum rlten Male feline Gr5t
nerlenoen; 10000 Sonnen aus 0el
@enneopgrl1be, Sic pon Ser &ogers:
8romn So. in Buffalo unO Seem Dorl
fontroaiert miro, geben nit ser Sol
na6 Miblan0 un0 In S6iffen iibe>
SEN grie=See. Die lpdteren Senoltl1:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08

aen meroen iiber 0ulutb un6 bon sort
per Malir per rabtet mer0en; m1 gu
perior-8ai miro Sic 800" 81 Sic
lem 3mefe ein 0od baleen.
Murobafuta.
Manoan. - @ier mlroe Sic
Musgabe bon BONDS in @obe BON $7O,=
600 5l1r grribtung zines @alierperfs
belblollen.
Samestomn = 9ie Mufrdll=
ml1ngsarbeiten in @eaton, oas elm Gp-
tlm falt gan5 in Sriimlmer legte, lino
in ppllem @ange, unb ltellelnpelle lit
mm1 io1ar ldon NIT Ne1ballten be-
ibGftigt; Sic ourb Sen ginltur5 Ser
Sour JET oboodylos @eluoroenen babell
bei SEN meniger betrpffenen Mfltbiir=
germ elm 5eitmeiliges l(nterfomncn ge=
fun0en.
0epiIs9ufe.- Gin bier ME
oergegangener Molfenbrllh but rieli-
gen Sbooen allgerihtet; uue Setter
ser Staot mur0en lulter @aller &C.
lest uno Sic @elhaftslel1te, sic fire
@uaren oprt lagerten> baben tal1len0e
pom Collars &erllllt. Mfit 0en @ul-
ler perbiinoete licb ein Sturm, Ser al
(es, mos e%iligern1uben meg5l1blal Ell
NOR, beleitigte. Mm See murOen 9oot=
hQltler ul,o oie biplogiide Statloll
lturf beih1oigt.
@rnno Sorts. : SIN Iiltrift
5miihen @ra1o SORTS lmo 0epils
9ufe an ser Greet 9iortberr treibt
cine Saroe Don Hallbern ibr llnme-
len, uno Sic @eb0roen lino oesbol6 in
eifriger 5butigfeit sur Grmittelllng
Ser ganOiteu; cine gan5e Nelbe BON
Observation-Disclosures lln0 Nnfulen
al1f ein5elne Eerlonen miro allf Oos
&pntp ser 9al1oe geiebt.
Sarge. Su ser Nabe bon Ga
Oiol1re mllroen orei Malm ol1f ser 8.
Guiulipons 6arm in einem 3elte Ser
lhlafenoen 3rclhmanni doft DON 8li=
BE erihlogen. @alter CRAWFORD erlitt
l6mere 9ronomunoen, uno Sic iibri=
gen moren ldngere 3eit belpltBtlos.
8ottineuu.- glus Sen Goun-
ties inn 5meiten, u6ten u10 neullte1
Suoieiolbe5i rf meroeu binren &ur5em
0elegaten in Minot 5ltlummen font
men, INN iiber SEN gau elmer Stra-
BE bon bier nad} ct. Sobn 0urd SEN
5urtle Mountoin=9e5 81 beratben.
Smb0afpta.
Soront 0. - @ilbert Mn6erlon,
Elm in Ser 9fdbe BON 5oronto mobnen=
ser 6armer, fat sic mertbpoalte je bon
einem 2on0mirtbe Siio<9ufotas auf
SEN Morft ge6rabte @agenla0ung
l1ngeiest; err perfoufte 5000 Efuno
Simotbp=Sam fir $245.
Moll. = Ser Staatstbierar5t er-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08

Cure @eiihtsfarbe iomobl mie gu:
er Temperament gerdtb in einen nil
ierablen 3l1ltano ourd) eure 9eber,
sic niht in Sronl1ng lit. @enn SIR
Gbamberlains Magen= un0 Mieren-
Sablette nebmt, f0nnt SIR bei0es auf
beIiern. Serfauft bon ser Molitor
Orl1n 60
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08
Cute @elegenbeit.

so Mder gutes 2ano in SEEM Mun19,
Sect. 10, &ange 80 gelegen, unter ans
n%ebmbaren 8eoingungeu 81 berfaufeu.
Ndberes bel S. IS. geGogt,
29<ba Nelrole, Mit11.
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-11
King Peter Of ServIa.

to the ground, that the sight might
not conjure up unpleasant memories
for King Peter when he looked out of
his front windows. Hence the stretch
of cool, green lawn, with the curious.
raised mound in the center, which
marks the site Of the old palace cell
lars.
Like most of his subjects. King Pc
ter rises early, usually with the sun
Then, at six o'clock, he rides or drives
for perhaps an hour with two or three
equerries. He remains indoors the
rest of the day. Sometimes his ordi-
nary program is disturbed by reli-
gious festival or a state ceremony. but
at the earliest possible moment he
hastens back to his seclusion.
The king has no marked tastes in
any direction. He reads very little.
Few members of the court dine with
him. The officers in attendance are
wearied almost beyond expression by
their palace duties. His majesty Is
never cross. never excited, never talk
ative. His conversation Is confined
usually to amiable monosyllables.
In no place does the king appear SO
much of gorgeous fgurehead as
when he holds council. Describing
one of these functions. a cabinet min
lister said:
There his majesty sits. wearing a
generals uniform and all his decora-
tions. anxious to please everyone. We
talk of certain public matter. and
presently the king dozes little. AS
one minister finishes giving his views
the king opens his eyes with a start
and says: Quite right The discussion
continues. and perhaps another Of my
colleagues opposes the view of the one
who has just spoken.
Tho king again slumbers peaceful
ly for time, then opens his eyes with
an approving smile. and says: Quite
right. So between maps and with
complacen approval of everyone, he
finishes the matter in hand. In the end
the decision Is what the cabinet de-
sired 1t to be, and his majesty goes
away much relieved to ring for fresh
coffee and the latest newspapers"
Sometimes during the war fever. he
rose at four o'clock In the morning to
drive into the country and review q
regiment or two. He was always back
In Belgrade before six o'clock shut up
In his crean,colored prison by the time
the capital was awake. He Is not over.
interested In military matters. A man
who has spent SO many years among
tourists In Switzerland cannot be ex.
pected to rise to the dignity Of q war
rrd at the age Of sixty.
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-11

tect any signs of renewed tenderness
between Wilfrid and Eunice; while
equally. of course, If Stennis were con-
templating any other union matri-
monial he would know of that
In fact. by this move, should 1t
prove successful, his position would
be like that of man in the center
of seesaw plank; he could depress
or elevate either end at will
Roger Hews was one of those men
to whom power. or the knowledge of
power. is inexpressibly sweet. The
assurance that he held his unsuspect-
ing adversary in the hollow of his
hand. that If he chose he could at any
time oust him from his high estate in
half a dozen words. was to him meat
and drink
In less than aoweek he received a
note from Stennis definitely engaging
him. and requesting that he begin his
new duties forthwith So Roger Hews
took up his residence at THE Albany.
and speedily became adept In his
work. as well as possessed of most OF
his employers little secrets.
bringing much change in the outward
relations of the chief personages OF
this tale. The walls of the new man.
sion on Riverside were steadily rising,
| and the envious heart of Roger Hews
was made sick at the thought of the
, enormous sums that were being Law
| ished thereon.
"Confound him!" he growled in his
| gizzard dozen times day. He lit.
| tie thinks whose money is being
squandered! III give him u little
more rope. and then"
For Hews had come to hate Wllfrid
with blind, unreasoning hatred
| which. In less cold-blooded man.
would have endangered by precipi
fancy his ultimate plans and plots
Strange to say, the unconscious VIII
frid rather liked his taciturn and me-
thodical secretary.
He's perfect gourmand for work, -
said the young Croesus one day to Mr.
Passavant; II can't find him enough
to do
But Roger was busy In his own fer
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-11
A Hint to Young Lawyers.

Some time before Judge 8. s. Ford
was elected to the common pleas
bench he was employed as attorney
Tor the defense in case in criminal
court. The Jury was out three hours,
but finally brought in a verdict of
mot guilty."
Next day Judge Ford met one of
the Jurors in the case.
"Well, we set your man Free" tho
JUROR said. HE was as innocent as
new born baby"
Certainly he was" remarked Judge
Ford. II was little surprised at the
length Of your deliberations.
"Ill tell you about that" said the
Juror. IF you had rested your case
when the state got through we would
have acquitted your man in a second.
That testimony you put in for the de-
Tense sort Of ratified u.s."
I'm an old Juror. Judge, and want
to give you q word of advice. When
In a trial by Jury you are defending
an innocent man keep him off the wit
ness stand. Leader.
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-11
KING Peter Silent
Servian Ruler the LoneIiest Pc.
tentate on European Throne.
Lives MoodIly and ModestIy, Is callous
to Criticism and 10 Figurehead
In counelI-crime shad.
ows His Reign.

Belgrade. They call him "the silent
hing" in Belgrade and "the king who
doesn't care" He is. the loneliest
monarch in Europe. this King Peter of
Servia-this man without friends or
amusements, whom other monarchs
will not know and whose personality
and very thoughts are impenetrable.
Peter Karageorgevitch is an unhap-
py man because his occupation is
gone. All his life he has plotted and
intrigued to gain the Servian throne.
The years he spent in his little villa
at Geneva were devoted to negotia-
tions with conspirators. Conspiracies
were meat and drink to him. He
thought Of nothing but his cipher cor
respondence with the Karageorge par
ty in Belgrade and the clandestine
meetings with his supporters in Switz.
erland.
Having walked to the throne over
the bodies Of an assassinated king and
queen, he has no further need for con-
spiracies. His future is fairly assured.
1t would be a kindness to Peter Kara
georgevitch If he lost his crown and
were sent back to Geneva to resume
his intrigues by post.
He lives in small. two-storyied,
cream-colored palace fronting on Bel
grades principal street. It Is a mod
est royal residence, with French win
dows, and lawn separated from the
public pavement by an equally mod
est iron fence.
There was once another palace. 1t
adjoined the present excessively new
looking structure. But, after a king
and queen were murdered there one
June morning nearly seven years ago,
and their mutilated bodies thrown into
the forecourt. the building was razed
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SYNOPSIS.

Andy Meeen, aged millionaire miner. is
dying and orders a will drawn up, leaving
all his property to the son of a sister of
whom he has heard nothing for years.
and whose married name he does not
know. Meleen was married years before.
but left his wife after a quarrel in which
he struck her. He learned later that she
and their daughter We're dead. The scene
shifts to New York. introducing Wilfrid
Stennis, who is telling his fiancee, Eunice
Trevecca, what he would do II he were
the possessor of wealth. In the law Of
Nee OF Carboy. Passavant & Cozine, at
torneys for the estate of Meleen. Roger
Hews reports the result of his search for
heirs of Meleen. He conceals the fact that
he has discovered that Meleen's daughter
Is living. Wilfrd Stennis replies to an ad-
vertisement for Information concerning
his dead mother Martha Meleen. and Is
told that he is the heir to Andy Meleen's
millions. He wants to marry Eunice at
once. but she resolutely demurs He meets
Clara Passavant. frivolous daughter of
his attorney. Eunice becomes Jealous of
Wilfrid's attentions to Clara. He builds
a yacht and starts on a trip abroad, the
Passavants being included in the party.
Roger Hews. having discovered that Eu-
Meleen plans to use the Information to
his own advantage. He proposes to Eu-
nice and is rejected. Jaded after two
years of gaiety in Europe. Wilfrid returns
and Immediately calls on Eunice. His at
tempts to renew his former relations
with her meet with no encouragement.
Gilpin observer., 1910-08-11
STUDYING the Law,

In the old days when oral examine
tions were still the thing. an exam
lining board was pummeling an appli-
cant with questions from Blackstone.
Keat and other famous legal lights.
II didn't study anything about those
fellows" complained the applicant.
What did you study?" asked one of
the Judges.
81 studied the statutes Of the states"
he replied. 81 studied them hard. Ask
me question about them and I'll
show you. That is where got all my
legal knowledge"
"My young friends" said one aus
tere Judge on the examining board.
you had better be very careful for
some day the legislature might meet
and repeal everything you know. -
Kansas City Journal.