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. OTlCE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

whereas, default has been made in the cond i.
lions o. a Ger am IN 1rtg-ge containing a poWei
- sale gwen by Eliza Havens ana Luther Hay
Gus hel husband. morgagors to q. o. Bough
ton, MORTGAGE, dated the 10th day OF Marc,
1888, md hled Tor record IN the Office OF the
register OF deeus OF Grnnt county, South Dakota
on the 10Th day OF March, 1898, at lO:4o oclock
4. a recorded IN book IS OF mortgages al
page ", mortgaginc the tolo" "ng descIibed
laha silldtr III the county OF Hraut ana state
uf south Dakota, towlt:
The mort west quarter Of eectIOn three, i'll
toWhshi ~ one hundred and nineteen north. OF
range forty -elght weet couta mug one hundred
forty and twenty hundreds acre.
acc ldlbg to the government survey thereof ;
Which sAid NOR gage WAS hy instrument -
Whiting dated the 22nd day Of February. lsNs,
assigned b, sald .. T.. Boughton to q. !.
Wood, which assignment duly eCotded
N the Office OF sald REGISTER OF dre0s uu the
3rd day OF Mnrch. Sge, at Las o'clock p. Nj,
~ booN 20 Of mortgages al page o1"; Nhieh
said mortgage was by M instrument ia VIII ill.,
dated the 2Stn DAY of February, leg-, assignee
by said y. l.. Wood 10 Henurprn CountN
>'Vlngs b'hk, WI ch assignment was dnl1
recpr"ed III lie Office of sad res lister II deed :
on The 3rd day OF March, ls9s, ut 40 O'clock
r NJ /" ho,'k 20 of mortgages NJ page 6io;
which sa d mortg Sc wac by an ms rument IN
writing daltd the ), h cav ot May 1893, duly
ass gned by SAID Hennepin County Saving
Bank 10 g. L. Wood, who ls now the owner
and MOI terthereof which said assignment WI :
recorded N the Office of SAID register OF deeds
on th' D h dav of October, 1910, IN hook = OF
mortgages at page $50
Notice is hereby given that ssid mortgage will
be foreclosed by the sale of the lands oyered
tae -, ati nerrluDtfor- uescr bed ny tue
sheriff OF SAID Grant county, or his Ctpulv, on
he 18Th dav of Non e nber. 1910 At the hour oi
two . clock ?. NJ. Of SAID day, at the trout
door OF the court o ,se in the city Of Mibank, !,
in SAID Grant county, TO satisfy Indebted-
ness OF five hundreo fitty.sx AID 7o-loo dollsre
"' h - do upon SAID m"rtgaee Ut the date of
this notce, besides altorley lees, costs and is-
Duret n.ute o for eclOsuIe.
Dated this 9Th day OF October, 1910
g. H. Woop,
Assignee Of said Mo,tgngee.
THos L. BoUCK,
for Ass
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A Good Way Not.

A good way not to try and deter
mine whether your wife loves YOU is
to stay downtown all night for the
purpose of ascertaining how leuient
she will be when you get in.
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Pathetic.

lis the irony OF tate" sighed the
county fair aerOnaut. When a boy |
wore patches on my trousers and now
hat I'm man l sail the skies in q
PATCHED balloon"
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In the Matrimonial Sea.

When 1t comes to the sea Of ma.-
rimony there are fewer Holsters Nv
ing in it than there are sailing on it
Dallas News.
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OCT. Oct y
~ Office OF HEARING PETITION FOR
~ LETTERS OF ADM NISTRATlON

~ oltlE ot II EARlNG IFIlIloN FOX
~ LETTERS OF ADM NISTRATlON.
stare OF ,uth DAKOTA. County # Grant es In
county court within and tor SAID county.
In the ma ter of the estate of Peter I!edmsD
deceased
Tine State OF south Dal.O sends greeting to
the Anna Maria iut, Nils j. Hedmab, Charles
r. Hedman, Joseph Hedman and Matthias {.
Hedman, heirs ut law of Peter Hednhn, de
e"seG.
lou and each OF SOn are hereby notified that Il
pet ltloh hns been flied the Count, Court OF
Grant County. State of South Dakota said
p-ItIon asking that n. For brrg be appointed
adml lnistrator of the estate of Peter u edmau, de
ceased, and tn at said petition has been eet for
hearing at the September, 1910, term Of said
Court 10 be held ht the County Court Room, in
the CITY Of MiloaDk. in said Comfy, on the 3le I
das of October, A. ID. 1910, at the hour OF ten
0 clock A. NJ.
DateG october :. 1910.
[Seall S. LoCKHART,
County Judge
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Chjldish Cueaa.

Mamma" said little George. after
seeing the black clouds disappear and
noting the sunshine. has God washed
the skyY'
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session OF his newly completed bungalow
in Patterson street. Chevy Chase. Miss
Parker, daughter OF the late Commodore
Foxhall A Parker, L. S. N, and a niece
Of Gen. Parker, will reside with him.
Mr.. Lawrence Townsend and his daugh-
ter. Miss Yvonne Townsend. have return
ed 10 Washington and opened their resi-
dence for the winter season. They viii
be joined IN week or two by Mrs. Town
send, who is still in Europe
Mrs. s II. Gibson and family have re-
turned to the city after spending the sum
mer at the seashore and in the mountains
Of Virginia.
The United States Treasurer Mr.. Lee
McClung, left yesterday for New York.
from where he will go to Los Angeles
to attend the meeting of the Bankers
Association. He will return 10 Wash
ington in about a month.
Mr.. Preston Gibson who has been In
Washington for the past few days, went
to New York last night.
Miss Katherine McCrink. OF 1115 New
Hampshire avenue, has returned to the
city for the winter months
Lieut.. Charles d. Galloway. L. S. N,
and Mrs. Galloway, who spent the sum
mer months at Spring Lake. N J., have
returned to their apartment IN the Du-
pOnt for the winter season.
Miss Elsie Aldrich, daughter of Senator
and Mrs Nelson W. Aldrich. is enter
tanning a weekend party at the Aldrlch
country place, at Warwick Neck, r. l.
Master Henry Barber. son of Mai
Henry A Barber. L. S. A. retired, mill
tary attache at the American Legation
Havana. left on September Il on the
Saratoga to enter school.
Mrs. Russell. wife of Mai. John P.
Russell, L. s. NJ. c., will leave here on
October to join Maj. Russell on his way
TO Pekin, China. to where he has been
transferred 10 command the legation
guard.
Messrs. H. Horowltz. G. Thomas. w.
Fletcher, and Henry Gutwith, of Wash
ington. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. S.
Gold. Mr., and Mrs. H. HoIober, Messrs.
}. Goldstein, and Joe HoIober. of Bal
timore, lefC yesterday for New York TO
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PERSONALS.

Mr. John Barrett, director OF the Bureau
Of American Republics, has arrived al the
Mount Washington Hotel. at Breton
Woods. Ne, where he VIII remain until
the end OF next week En- route TO Bret
ton Woods he visited President Taft at
Beverly; the Boardmans, at their place
al Manchester by-the-Sea: the Secretary
OF the Treasury and Mrs. MacVeagh, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ovey. of the British En-
bassy, at Dublin. \. Il. and Winston
Churchill, al his summer place at Cornish.
n. II.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs Hughes who
leased the residence Of the Boyds, Just
west Of Sheridan circle. for the coming
year, and viii arrive here about the
end OF next week, are reported 10 have
purchased the old home of the Dunlaps, in
Georgetown. corner OF Thlrty-hrst and n
streets. Gov. Hughes daughter, Miss
Helen Hughes, left the gubernatorial
mansion in Albany. n. Y. on Friday for
Vassar, where she entered as freshman.
Miss Hughes was on the waiting list last
year, having been prepared TO enter in
the summer Of 1902
Mrs, Donald Mclean, former president
general OF the d. A. R., spent her sum
mer at Atlantic City with her invalid
daughter Bessie, wife OF Lieut.. Dallam.
who returned last spring from a two
years stay in the Philippines, almost a
complete invalid.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clifford Stuart have
returned to Washington from the Jersey
Coast. where they spent August and
have opened their home, 172S Connecticut
avenue.
Mrs. Agnes Hall Chappell returned to
the Burlington last Tuesday from Atlantic
City, where she spent several weeks.
Paymaster and Mrs. ]. D. Roonett
have returned to Washington and are at
l724 street.
Maj. Gen. Alexandra Rodriguez, retired.
of the Cuban army. was among the
guests at dinner last week of Mai. Gen.
Wood, Chief Of STAFF, at his home at
Fort Myer. GenA Rodriguez has been
touring Europe. but sailed from New
York yesterday morning.
Mrs. E. B. Weeks, OF this city. is at
West Point, n. Y, spending some time.
The Counselor OF the Austro- Hungarian
Embassy and Nine. Loewenthal-Linau
who are now travelling in Canada. are
expected TO return 10 Washington about
the frst OF October
Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings and Miss
Katherine Jennings who are al their coun-
try place at Camden. Me-. where they
spent most of the summer. Will return to
Washington and open their street
residence about the middle OF October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. L. Johnson
will return to Washington Friday. Sep
TENDER So from their place at Murray
Bay, Canada, where they have spent the
summer.
Or. Luis Lazo. the Minister of Hondu-
ras. is expected TO arrive in Washington
on Monday.
Brig. Gen. Daingerfeld Parker, u. S. A,
retired. has given up his apartment In
the westmoreiand. and has taken pos
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attend the wedding Of Mr.. n. Holober,
Of Washington. to Miss Carolina Ehrlich,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Enrich.
which takes place in New York to-day.
Or. Thomas l. Macdonald and Mrs.
Macdonald. OF Massachusetts avenue.
have returned from Blue Hill. Me. where
they spent the summer.
Mrs. Aver, wife Of Mai. W E Aver,
Ninth United States Infantry. who has
spent the summer az Chatham. Mass,
has returned 10 Washington and is at the
Sheridan.
Mrs. Bootes. wife OF Capt. James F.
Bootes, L. S. NJ. c., has gone 10 New
York from Newport. where she spent the
summer, and will wait for Capt. Bootes,
who IS attached 10 the L. S. S. Michigan,
Atlantic feet
DR.. and Mrs. {. L. G. Anderson en-
tertained informally al luncheon on Tues
day for Bishop and Mrs. c. Kinlock Nell
son. of Georgia.
Bishop and Mrs. Nelson stopped in
Washington on their way to Atlanta. Ga.
last week. Bishop Nelson was heard at
ST. Johns Church last Sunday.
Gen. Darlington entertained Maj. H. J.
Slocum. of the Seventh Cavalry, during
the past week
Mrs. Denig, wife Of Lieut. Walter L.
Denig, L. S. NJ. c., and their son are at
Atlantic City, at the Chelsea.
Mrs. De Witt, widow of Col Cal
vim De Witt, L. s. A, who spent the
summer as the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. Blanchard. wife Of Capt. Robert NJ
Blanchard Medical Corps, L. S. A., at
Fort Sheridan. IL. and in the Adiron-
dacks, has returned TO her home in this
city
Mrs. Edmund X. Webster wife OF Mai
Webster, L. S. A.. and Miss FRAMES
Webster have returned 10 this city. after
spending the summer months in Maine
Mai Webster is at the John Hopkins
University Hospital in Baltimore, where
he recently underwent an operation.
Mrs. Speel, wife of Pay Director John
n. Speel. L. S. N. and her daughter. Miss
Lena Hitchcock. who have spent the sum-
mer months at their former home in In
diana. Pa. will return 10 Washington
about the LIST OF october.
Mr., and Mrs. Philip Hichborn, who
have spent the greater part of the sum-
mer in Bryn Mawr, Pa, will return to
Washington very soon.
Mr.. and Mrs John B. Henderson have
returned from Bar Harbor and opened
their home, Boundary Castle.
Maj. w. F. Blauvelt. Z. S. A, and Mrs
Blauvelt have taken an apartment In
the Dresden Miss Natalie Blauvelt, who
has spent the summer in the mountains
Of Virginia. recently Joined her parents.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Quinn, widow of
Representative Quinn. Of Albany. N Y.
and sister of Mrs. Blauvelt. wife OF Maj
Blauvelt. L. S. A. will leave here shortly
for Rome and Italy, where she will spend
the autumn months.
Maj. John A. Dapray. L. S. A.. and
Mrs. Dapray have returned 10 Washing
ton from the Ventnor. Atlantic City, N. j..
where they spent the summer months.
Mrs. w w Wotherspoon, wife OF Gen.
Wotherspoon, U. S. A., and son, Mr..
Alexander Wotherspoon. have returned to
Washington and Joined Gen. Wotherspoon
The Correct Carriages for Weddings,
tleafer natriaz &c tfTfTO " he
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Mrs Root, for the summer months. Mrs.
Grant will not return 10 Washington
until the latter part Of October.
Miss Harriet Switzerland has returned
TO Washington from Worcester, Mass,
where she visited friends on her way
from Magnolia.
Mr. Edward R. Evans was married 10
Miss Alice Irene Turner. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Turner, Wednesday
in ST. Leo's Church, Chicago, III.
Miss Richie has returned 10 Washing
ton after q two months trip TO Upland
Camp, Highland Lake, Conn. New York.
and Asbury Park.
Mr. William Bowie Clarke returned
yesterday from Lenox, where he has
been the guest Of Mrs. Robert Hinekley
and family. who will remain there
through October. Mr.. Clarke has moved
20 1881 De Sales street
Mai Harold c. Reisinger. L. s. NJ. c..
and Mrs. Reisinger have returned 10
Washington and opened their apartment
in the Highlands. afteC spending the
summer months at the White Sulphur
Springs. ". Va.
Mrs. Juuius w. MacMurray. widow OF
the late Capt MscMurray. L. S. A. and
Miss Ethel MacMurray. who spent the
summer months travelling in Europe,
have returned 20 Washington and opened
their home In Massachusetts avenue for
the winter months.
Miss Maud WetmOTe, daughter OF Sen
ator Wetmore. viii leave Newport to-
day for Saratoga for a few weeks visit
Mrs. J. L. McCreeTy and daughter have
returned 20 the city after spending three
months in Indiana, Nebraska, and Iowa
The Misses Smith. OF 1923 Nineteenth
street northwest, have returned from
the Catholic congress at Montreal. They
also visited Quebec. St Anne de Beau
pre-, and New York City
Mrs. Flora Dennison Dyer, who has
just returned from ten weeks trip TO
New York and Atlantic City. will give
a complimentary dance next Saturday
evening al 1917 r street
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For Brides, Only the Finest
carriages are suitable The most elegant
turnOuts can be hired reasonably at
DOwney's Stables 5000 L ST
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.MAnh

Awarded Gold Medal Nation
al Style Show. Washington.
D. c.. February to 10. 1910.
| charge only moderate
prices for distinctive garments,
tailored along proper lines,
stylish and exclusive.
The only frst-class ladies'
tailor that keeps to moderate
prices in every instance.
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quits In a few weeks. and Mrs. Win
throp HE'D herself 10 the country home
Of her mother Mrs. Wood, Of New York,
down on Long Island. Mr.. Winthrop
Will return here tomorrow, and prob
ably Mrs Winthrop will come with him.
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The marriage Of Miss Galloway Ches-
ton. OF Montreal, Canada. and Com
mander Theodore Porter, L. S. ", will
take place next Tuesday az ST AIMS
Episcopal Church, Annapolis. Nd. Miss
Chest0n is OF Scotch descent and the
daughter Of the late Michael McCul-
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|. ArOnStein
Ladies Tailor
and Importer
1881 You rtreet
Northwest.

| beg to announce my arrival
from Europe with the very latest
models, which have been copied
from the best houses in Vienna.
You are cordially invited to
call and inspect same. Will as
sure you the best workmanship
at reasonable prices.
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Mr. Edward r. Evans was nsA.ried 10
Miss Alice Irene Turner. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Turner, Wednesday,
in St Leo's Church, Chicago, III.
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Rear Admiral Richardson Glover, u. S.
N. retired. Mrs. Glover. and the Misses
Eudora and Beatrice Clover will arrive
here next week from their summer home
in California.
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Marcy NJ Mitchell has as his guests
for several days at his new cottage at
Piney Point. Jacob Diemer and William
Crapster, OF THIS city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Dyer an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Lois. 10 Or. John Foote The we'd
ding Will take place In October.
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at their apartment at the Dupont. Mrs.
Wotherspoon and her son have spent the
past several months visiting in Yellow
stone National Park.
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Miss Richie has returned 10 Washing
ton. after q two months trip TO Upland
Camp, Highland Lake, Conn, New York.
and Asbury Park.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Superintendent OF the Washington
Public Schools and Mrs. A T. Stuart
will issue invitations in a fortnight for
the marriage OF their daughter, Eliza
beth Antoinette. 20 Mr.. William johnson
Moore. Of Kentucky and this city, on
October e. The ceremony will be per-
formed in this city in St. Margaret's
Episcopal Church. Miss Stuart is one of
Washington's most popular young wom-
en-, and for some years has been one Of
the leading contrslto soloists in choir
and concert circles. She was for some
seasons soloist in the choir of St. Thomas
Church.
The marriage of Miss Anne Eustace
Davis, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Hamilton Davis, 10 Mr. Murray
French Snider will take place in the
home OF the brides parents on Wednes-
day, September q.
The marriage Of Miss Ethel Barksdale
Shaifer. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
II. Shaifer, OF North Chevy Chase, Nd,
10 Mr.. Alan Warren Pease. of New
York, Will take place in the country
home Of the brides parents on October 3.
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Oar
lington, daughter Of Mr.. J. J. Darling
ton, 10 Dr. Charles Augustus simpson
viii take place October Il in the city
home Of Mr.. Darlington. The family
Will come from their summer home near
Herndon. Va. on October l.
Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Dyer an
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Miss Harriet Switzerland has returned
to Washington from Worcester, Mass,
where she visited friends on her way
from Magnolia.
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Mrs. Root, for the summer months. Mrs.
Grant will not return 10 Washington
until the latter part OF October.
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DR.. G. r Freeman. u. s. N. who re-
Gently finished a tour Of duty on the
Montana. has arrived IN Washington.
and will occupy the residence I73s Q
street
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theater patries. &c. are tTCO taxicabs
Reasonable. Park rides, 50 hr. Phi. N.1z12
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Mai. Harold c. Reisinger. L. s. NJ c..
and Mrs. Reisinger have returned 10
Washington and opened fhelr apartment
in the Highlands. aftef spending the
summer months at the White Sulphur
Springs, ". Va.
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Senior Calde-on, the Bolivian Minister,
and Senorita Elena Calderon have ar
rived in Washington for the season.
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DR.. Francisco Carrera Justiz. the Gu
ban Minister. who is now in New York,
Will arrive In Washington next Monday
Arizona republican., 1910-06-15
OPERATING EXPENSES

Office employees, bell boys, elevator boys pOrters etc., per month $58OOO Help, care of rooms etc., upstairs 265.OO Electric lights 10000 Laundry 220OO Ice soap, etc. 10000 TOTAL EXPENSE PER MONTH S1,365OO
 12 OPERATING Sl63SOOO " from i've eceipt he
 
 dividends ein ar ronth ba I are
Arizona republican., 1910-06-15

occupied be III would
Arizona republican., 1910-06-15

Average number of rooms that would be occupied dur ing the different months of the year of the O the Hotel would have.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-15

STATEMENT OF BUSINESS OF THE PROPOSED NEW ADAMS HOTEL SHOWING GROSS
 EARNINGS AND NET PROFITS
Arizona republican., 1910-06-15

profits of stockholders the hotel ariing gfrMnth oom and included
 in would be 
 in from $50
Arizona republican., 1910-06-15

OPERATING EXPENSES Per Mo Office employees bell boys elevator boys,
 porters, etc. S58O.O( Help care of rooms etc.. upstairs 265.0( Electric lights 10000 Laundry, 22O-O( Ice soap, etc., 10000 Total expenses per month $1365.O( Operating expense for rooms and office yr S16380O( Gross yearly revenue $1OO, ,1925C Gross yearly expense, $l6,38OOC Net yearly profit $83,8125C This would give the stockholders dividend of 40 per
 cent per annunl.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-11
JOB FOR FAIRBANKS.
Reported Today He Will Be
Offered Ambassador
ship to England.
REID TO LEAVE IN FALL
palladium Special,

Washington. May 11-There is re-
newed talk in Washington that Presi-
dent Taft and Secretary Knox will
offer the nomination rs Ambassador
to Great Britain to former Vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks. When President
Taft was inaugurated, it was announc-
ed that Whitlaw Reid would not be
continued in the post. Later the post
was offered to DR.. Charles W. Eliot,
who declined. 1t has been stated late
ly that Mr. Reid would probably con-
tinue in office until fail
Mr.. Fairbanks has again come into
prominence through the accession to
the throne of King George who is a
personal friend of the former vice
president.
The only question that has been
raised in connection with the possible
offer is the doubt in the minds OF
Fairbanks friends as to whether he
would accept the place. The opinion
prevails in administration circles that
the former vice president can have
the ambassadorship or almost any
other honor at the hand of President
| Taft
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How Ha Mon Her.

A man who married his stenogra-
pher won her through sheer persisten-
cy. Although it was evident to the
wooer that the young woman did not
regard him entirely without favor. he
found it extremely difficult to get her
to listen to his plea. The stenographer
refused to lunch. sup or go to the the
alter with her admirer. Finding every
avenue Of approach blocked, the de-
termined courier. who possessed some
literary facility. wrote short love
story. in which the girl and he were
the leading figures. This story he sent
to the stenographer every morning for
a month and ordered her to typewrite
It for him. She dared not refuse to
do as her employer commanded. and.
realizing through the story that he
would never give up until she married
him. she finally acquiesced.- Chicago
Record Herald.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-11
BIG EAGLE MEETING.
Next June Will Be One Of the
Largest Events of the
Season in City.
INVITATIONS SENT OUT

Frank E. Hartzler. secretary of the
committee on general arrangements
for the state convention of Eagles in
this city, June Is. l6 and Il, has sent
out the following invitations to every
lodge in the state:
You are urged to be present at our
open meeting on June -, 1910, at s
p. m. at the Coliseum. Open to ali
ladies and gentlemen.
Mayor w. w. Zimmerman will de-
liver the address of welcome. Frank
E. Herring, grand worthy president will
respond to the address of welcome
and VIII w Keller. secretary of the
Young Mems Business Club which Is
doing everything it can to make our
convention a success will favor US
with a talk.
1.-The Rev A. NJ. Hackleman. of
Montpelier Aerie AL, Will be present
and deliver an address.
This will be very desirable meet
ing for all Eagles to attend and we
earnestly hope you will be present.