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Personal.

of this week ia 81. Louis,
Miss Libbie LnRose is visiting rela-
tives in Doe kuu aud Flat River.
Mrs. Anna pratte Of St. Mary's
visited friends in Ste Geue,ieve this
week.
Miss Katie Oberle is visiting reIa-
tiyes in fesus and st. Louis this
week.
Mrs. Joseph Ponchot left for vt.
Louis Wednesday morning g. visit
her sister.
Miss Katherine pitman Of st. Louis
is visiting her aunt Mrs. Phil Thomure
OF this city.
Misses Mary Janis and Zoe Bolduc
visited relatives ia Festus aud Crystal
City this week
Mrs william AcuH aud daughter
Gladys are visiting relatives in Lead
wool this week.
Mrs. Tom Lalumondicre and dauFh-
ter Lucille visited relatives at Farm
mgton this week.
Mrs. Julia schmall and daughter
Miss Katherine Of 81. Louis visited
/ relatives here last week.
Mrs. VIII Ross and little daughter
Helen returned 10 their home IN Perry.
vile last Sunday morning.
Miss Hiida Seitl who has been Wis.
itlng friends in BelIevlew, Iowa, re.
turned home Monday evening.
Mrs. V. j. Bunker and little daugh
ter visited her sister Mrs Jane,
FUutch ia Crystal City this week
Miss Eiy.ra Adams left Tuesday
morning for ST. Louis, where she will
spend several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Josie Walker returned home
Monday evening from visit to rela
tiyes at Jackson, No, and Cairo, III.
Miss Elizabeth Rohne who has been
visiting the Misses Schuer in our city
left Wednesday for her home ia ST.
Louis
Miss Zoe kOzer departed for New
! Madrid Wednesday morning, where
she will visit her friend Miss Camill,
Hunter.
Miss Grace Van Eyara Of Daven
port, Iowa, was the guest OF Misse
Margaret and Elizabeth Brebner Wed
nesday.
Mrs Fred Oehier and daughte
Lorena and son Emmanuel left Sun
day for St. Louis and New Baden III.
To visit relatives.
Miss Sallie Shaw returned hom
Tuesday evening from visit to he
cousin Miss Adelaide Councr o
Prairie du Rocber.
Misses Lulu and Helen Matthar
, who have been visiting Mrs. VIM
kaikman returned to then bome il
. 81. Louis this week.
Mrs Julia Van Nortwick and lttl
daughter Virginia of st, Louis spen
several days OF last week here will
Mrs. G. NJ Rntledge.
Rev. Father l.. \. DnFour Of Tam
plco, H.. spent several days of thi
week in Ste. Genevieve, the guest .
Henry l.. Rozier and family.
Mrs. Edward Boverie and lttl
daughter who have been spending th,
summer in Colorado returned TO thei
home in this city last Sunday.
} Mrs. Kate Cox who has been spend
ing the summer with her son Willlar
Cox and family in Colorado arrive
} at her home in this city last Friday
Mrs. Caroline kiess of st. Loui
spent several days of this week in on
I city the guest of her nieces Mrs
Frank Rozier and Mrs. Henry )
Rehm.
' Felix Boyce, John Monteer an
, George Basler, Jr., who have bee
4 employed on the Government Work
! at Beaver Dam returned home la,
+ Friday evening.
Mrs. Henry l.. Rozier and daughte
e Miss Zoe and son Henry were tn
+ guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles /
y Harrison at Cape Girardeau last Sa
urday and Sunday,
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f. $. Brockett, who has been
here for the past few months, was
joined by his wife and children
Monday. Mr.. Brockett vent AS
far AS Pittsburg where he met his
family, who came from North Ha-
ven, Conn.
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Merchants Praise

DR.. Bells Pine-Tar Honey. j,
W. Mcdaniel, Etherton, H.,
says: There is no medicine equals
it for conghs, colds. Grippe, as
thma and Bronchitis. Look fol
! the bell ON the bottle.
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WANTED-to buy 3 number one
good coon dogs, not over 3 years
old, and l number one squirrel dog
not over D years old Address all
communications 10 DR.. V. j.
Andre, Osceola, Ark, or II. l.,
Siebert, Ste. Geneyieye, Mo.
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Best for the Hands

>. J.. Chapman, Mas~ac, Ky.
says used DE-. Bells Antisep-
tic Salve on my hands, which
were sore, and find it the best !
ever tried, II cared them com
pletely.
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Miss Ruth Huff, Of Pennington,
arrived here Wednesday to teach
in the public school until the re-
covery of Miss Smiley, who has
been i'll with appendicitis.
Fair play., 1910-09-17

Don't fail to attend the dance
at the Woodman Hail Friday night
September 10. Admission ID cents
for all.
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Ernest Smith, a brakeman on the
Illinois Southern was knocked off
his train by the spout on a water
tank at Sparta last Saturday. He
fell under the train and was so
severely injured that he died few
DAYS later.
Fair play., 1910-09-17
STATE OF OHIO. City OF TOLEDO.
Lucas COUNTY.

STATE OF OHIO. City OF TOLEDO.
Lucas COUNTY. '''
Frank }. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of +.
j. Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City Of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of One Hundred Dollars for
each and every ease of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 9th day of Decem,
ber, A. ID, 1886
A. W. GLEASON,
(Seal.) Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, and acts directly on the blood anC
mucous surfaces of the system. SenC
for testimonials free.
+. j. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 7jc,
Take Halls Family Pills Tor consti
patton.
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Sore Eyes of Three Years Stand
ing

cured. Miss Efiie Faulkner, New
Castle, Pa, writes: Snuthel,
lands Eagle Eye Salve cured me
of a. case of sore eyes of three
years standing, | cheerfully re-
commend it 90 any one IN need of
such a remedy.
Fair play., 1910-09-17

A marriage license was issued
in st Louis Thursday, September
3, to Henry j. StUppy, Of st.
Louis, and Rose VI. Maune, Of
krOkaw. Mo.
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Hon. Peter III. Huck and DR..
G. NJ RutIedge bought the Canape
building in Crystal City this week.
The building is occupied by the
Johnson Mercantile Co.
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Don't let it he forgotten that
next Monday night there will be y
ball at the Zeil hall and YOU are
invited.
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Miss Anna Bader has returned
from st. Louis and is now engaged
as milliner in the Vogt Millinery
Store Of this city.
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STRAYED. = red COW from the
old fair grounds south OF town
OBERLE BROS.
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Tine Pennington fair will be held
next week, beginning Wednesday
September p.
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A young man who said he had
stabbed his father-n law with a
butcher knife during a quarrel in
St. Louis some time ago surrender
ed himself to the authorities here
one day last week and was taken
in charge by Sheriff Straughan.
st. Louis Authorities were notified
and Sergeant Straughan came
down Saturday evening and took
the prisoner back Sunday morning
Fair play., 1910-09-17

Ice Cold Fountain Soda and Ice
Cream, at Lanning's Drug Store
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Girl wanted: To do general
honse work, Communicate with
p. .. Box No. 247, Pennington,
Mo.
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Rev. Father van Tourenhout left
last week to attend the Eucharistic
Congress at Montreal Canada.
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NorICE:-Anyone caught des-
troying property ON or about the
Boyer school house win be prose-
cuted to the full extent of the
law.
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Pure Rose Comb White
Wyandotts For Sale.

Two lS-months old Cockrells
and few choice young eockrclls
and pnllets,
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Quite a number of our citizens
attended the fair at Crystal City
this week.
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The show at the Armory last
Sunday night was well attended.
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Not a minute should be lost
when Il child shows symptoms of
Group. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy given as soon As the
child becomes hoarse, or even af.
ter the croupy cough appears,
will prevent the attack. Sold by
all druggists.
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. - . Z

St. Louis Dairy Co, Ice Cream
at Lanniug's Drug Store.
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Wheat .92 per bushel.
CORDWOOD Wanted at the
Brebner Lime Kiln.

The City Council met in regular
session Tuesday night.
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DIR +, 4. HINcH.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-26
IhEE II N IlhE
Just as scores oi Alaskan people
 haV& Maitng doesn,t pay.

Just ss SeOrss Of Alaskan people
 haV&
 Waiting doesn't pay.
 If you neglect the ac---lg back.
 Urinary troubles. diabetes, surely follow.
 Deans Kidney Pills relieve back ache.
 Cure every kind of i'll.
 Many people in the locality recon mend Deans Kidney Pills.
 Here's one case:
 J. c. Buckler. 8 E. Ninth St., Port land. Ore. says: "In my opinion, ther Is no remedy equal to Deans Kid Hey Pills In curing kidney disorders. There was an extreme soreness acr- oss the small of my back and stoop Ing or lifting caused sharp twinges in my loius. I tried one remedy af ter another but without any good effects. When Deans Kldnye Pills were brought to my attention, l pro cured a supply and was bene- hted by them from the first. con tinued their use and they soon com pletely removed the pain from my back and regulated the passage of the kidney seeretiOns."
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster -Milburn Co.,. Buffalo New York. sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the uRms-Doan's-anl take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-26
POWER oF ATTORNEY

NssauE has a5 mach dslayed las l-E-ss.a.l- 8f sllla 1I -le bss, mLl- ans l-su-e-s ot Alaska s lag l-I-rs aasrezs a. 44ell l.s Ilalus s..aa s5 -s ,5 llrl4- --e e-ly gl ll--- laa ea-ls --lsr poaeT u- -t-orley Nu---s lAaa-ae has lgsl s1 pEo- Ll. galsa %. litigation el.gL A-z lsr-e 4--r- -al- --s lulr= el-.-l-.--l
 Tag -r l--l l.- geals g.z- --e .sral4l l- a-lsL- a-te -zael .o 14.y l-. l-a ---.--- a prFell "a ira zle----ara -a- .ss lg 4g e-4l4z .l each laa .-lg as l..-lJ-s a--5 ---ur psaer sl 4E-lr-s5 tlI g4-zll, iE----a I-e -4sa -l. rl1. sl,4 L-g ela1s ---s -.Ae- -Y -r, eseE de F-l1le- bg --r us-els-5ls locator The pETy y-agse a. 4ak-s t-g -.--a- z l9 set 44 ---ar-st ,o Je a.-- --- n. a--e a.- a4g ag4,s o1 = 1s-a4 l.a l.l. "a. l-a- 4 claim t.l -l
 L -a- ---a- a=.e - .-e hands 5I --e pal1l. yl Alaska l-e gaayr Ui aI- -r-s ,.rse agl- wiped g4t .l z-g- lr-ef A-..-s a le.--a lpgl .a-.le=z a-s- knows 4.l- al.- -s -sl... --- Gales .rzz le g.s4l E.--s aga- l a.-l-y a,.e.5g le-a s -.-gel aud al-l--.- l4esz afe ll-eA---a a- a. E4e p-oa .l h- u-e z4.s =a=a-L-la-z 1a One o-l E-s a-. a-4 -e,er sza Al-zaa E.-l-s4saa lar 4-l a -. ssl--s- l.5rra L Us -e.e-laaea .z prys Tees This a- saalle -g federal ad --zg-a.- aa.sl s4a4-- open -ae esaas l.s. aa. .l.-.z for federal T-u, @ load control .l Lg nat a..- re=s-Hea at a -s. 4rs-Posl Iat.lee-.e
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-26

Ou NO.e4JgT L1e v.aelors oI the State ot Washington s-l vote O1 ule s-IT-sv--e auvl1uzll sls-ls aumeu t-s tulll.as Ile amendment slA prU1abl5 e4uy 1uJ ue franchise con diJlJls csai lor 4l ase qualification o5 2I and ully a lul-el pereezIase of Lae sualcll lsllei soslId care Do go ol Fsougd as having rgalled that period -Ey
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-26

uaI9satg H4gEyrsL4I sl-.-es tlat lla-r=e.ag Has orEl4-el .l Alaska Ne aa-l- -ag Co suggest Ll-l r-y dssu--.-ua ut -eesIaler plants also orzlalas ga Alaska i1r aas l0t Us J--rll Eegur- g-.lE destroyed a-,E.y u4z a1r.-= -z4 also ge sug EssJad llaE 4 Taaard offered 4g The head gI e4e- Leasq-geg aol-lu Is EEs being .-a---4LeJ a sue gre.va. a.Fe
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-26

l.e -l-.r z -aea s < appeared
 . a.ss--l a.-l--s og llg Jl- l.-4 ae.ar- a-agr 4--e lt October
 Can a, be- --4E l-4a4y Gus has eN- s-u=uesd change og ls4t since he beau- benedict or e4s thls el.p- Ped by Aa N-l Friday and lol ap- pTe,.al.ls cue blow be e-z dealing Che goleg a. l.s .4gzs .l.oa-l U Do ulsa 4llete.-e- La- as Loge -4-- a a-a lls t.r-tr l-- ae have E ol slut advice l-4l Gloomy l-z -s slu u E- 5ts
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-26

rfr EHaf .Hv'- f--fur rl ils .s~-.l1 "'.F lal -aI |se ..a. l-..aa .l--
 -Wah had -.aE .f t-a CEtigUr TgH -tS 20 y-.. r..-rr- r-. f-.r .s"rHa-' HHf som. tlii- -..r. s.s-sr and .'..t....a r..ta.-t. h " H-. r...-.. .f...r a. '... ..H q. fH--H days lrg -r... la.aH rrHaH.. aE lg 9 se. tHgEr a5s r1 f1arf ,a.ha ". ..H On. baby 2, g-Tr. "l-.- laIa mark sleeps ~a-tF n HrF cradle 'A.1 I-.. .rf-..s- E..s....-a uE lHa baHls ~ltlTLB g. r.rf-..-s -r.rr. a aarIa-fi remedy for thb fl--.-. and a#g one having eczema should rrf taI1r iH getting Co Hrnrv h- foBe4, ? D 2 baIH Pa, Dec l9us-
 Calleafa Erue-as cod throughout ne world p1.fer n-a- E rasu CHFp. Sgte ff1ps4 hosiQn- Hs-tf.l.e1 f--s s--aaEe CGtiCUTs book e1ntAialns I-- lrTtt- rte-r r- re Treatment 1f Stta Troabea.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-26
SkAGHAf WEATHER REPORT

O-;-O--:-0--:--o-:-o-:-O-:-
 Resalts of the observations taken at Moore's Wharf at midnight, October 9, 1910, is us follows:
 Ielnpora.4ry tiIus 0useryal'h 3e above slsE. Temp. preceding 24 hours 45 above Ain 35 above Mean 70 above
 Barometsr 3O,26 Cloudy, and calm
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-26
L. S KslLeR, pssasssr
sabaztpaol Ealas:
OFFICIAL cfTY PAPER.

sabaonPtions and zsssrtissmsnts re
 eeisEa by:
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-26

Tae m4Tket reports state that "h0aT shows t5ldeGey to rise. This peoallariry has treqleutly been u0lloed by bakers. and tae upward tendency s more decided vheu en- uolraged by small quantity Of yeast -Vano0uyer Province.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-26

New York court rules that man has rlsas to put his motheF-in-law ozu ol tha house. But il takes some taiae more tbaa right
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-26

and one gi ag. gyts -.-aEI tlls l lp A had c--g tm l and Wg..i 0g 70 --1t..t t..g! .-l u-i. It igcutl go l.ig .i- ry t.at IHg poo-
 rf.e -1l CH4..i UnG flt Ne had tr 9
 .l- Ul her lHa.i, tn E.tELgTfrgU se---r1- f. aE HrT face and HUr mother has forced 40 ia l. l rl hlrE chain .Tu f- t.y rr. aud night We E.-.I I-t-rE -eHi doe -re aud GHI l.ItHst
 Ea-.IH.F uH4..i To
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-26

The Crown Prince os ssrvla wants tn marry ca AmsEleaa heress So Go iols of ozhsr idlers
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-26

Ia Portugal ig is better to be a pre Gender than a hasbeea.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-26
MOORE'S WHARF co.

w.. P, Y. Route Southbound Steamers Arrive and This Dock
 REGULATIONS 1910. Warehouses open delivery merchandise from Pershables ONLY delivered on Sunday a night All freight shipments souhbOund accompanied by SHIPPERS MANIFEST Cpapers be obtained U toms once delivered before freight will be received whar this hour BAGGAGE-ToIs win be collected CHECKED ONLY. No charge for bags and grips when unchecked the public when nearing and be opened only passengers Wharfage Tariff can be application at p. o. Box ITS. E. SHAW Manager
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-26
TINY BA8Y HAD
 DREAlf u EGZERA
On Hands, Face, Nose and mouth, Hard Crust Formed and Cracked
 Open. Blood Ran. Itehed Fright
 fdy. Gius on Hands. No Rest,
Got Cuticura. la 3 Days Relief h aWee< Cured Without a Mark.

HI have lst.e irtg slmost year old. Wasui aas l..s rla..t..s gl- ii lli eaEyfaa on
 Bop a tgta t.s hands. ll E-l face and tisiie f.- r.-. s.f r.ger. s.l l--sI To dauk
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origin Of the Term rlrrW aicr.
From the Red Mar

When the Hudson's Raw TradIng COM
rarv began thew trading among the In
iiAls II was found that ny selling tn"
Indians LIQUOR th"y could NOR" easily
he. ndr, ~ 90 trade their paltrcs
In. frs whishey or lntoXGcant II
luf-.,or quality wa. distilled IN EnGlrnG
and brought 20 America in lErEe h"-rel-.
rut in Transporting II overland 1t WIS
found NOR" convenient T, diy!d. II into
small Kegs
The traders soon heca'ue aware Of the
tact that by diutIng tn" whiskey with
water NOR. furs could b" obtained This
was practiSed for some time. but the
Indians learned that good vhisk"y poured
IN = fir. would CaIS. " To- flame up. " here
a. had the whlsk"y been diluted tn"
70 would hc q,I.nched II was nv this
sImpl" experiment that tn" term fire
water became a common word among
Indians 4 chief who had experienced
tho had effects Of whisk"y among his
p-opi. said ~ was most certainly distilled
from the hearts Of wildcats and the
Tongues of women from ~" effects II
lruiu
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tRr GOSSIP

Aunam Rlt-ch-l Sho spent last sum
u..r IN rr,. Grand canon. which he has
nr.n -i.I,iv.nl: Tor y-ir- to good purpose
W., amused ID. the financial methods and
r,i,.l, ~ o." u"pr Indians. he said that
~ was not rr@-iule q" GET III" Navajo-
10 r,o.a. they were - ,hy. but TN" H"pi
would vr-" tor a consideration
In rt.r1afN It app-ar- that the mis-
-..r.~l.-- Pc. making It harder for IN"
ar-I-t- n get ~. Indians of th" SOUTH
w"-' -. rp-" ~ all T" SOM miSsiona rie-
i,.,r.. ..,.-.-j- -hluE~ they have read
uI NJ 'tI-- III studio IT." and 80 hey "a u
t!r'l artists that they ar" raising the
Indian up md cant permit the artists
10 lower him again What they -ay ~ the
Indians i-nr 'oli bU' a. seems Ia max"
~ NOR" difficult frT d." artists 10 get m"
naturally all too reluctant 10 'o do any
ro-ink
r. - 5.,--itl. 20 .-' the Hopi 20 pos.
though ~ali VI Rt-Chrl AMI a. soon
a- he hA- posed for about ten minutes
b.. VII g"' r,.- 'i.-- and com" over ami
Mold "g' ri- Dtut Tor money. ana n"
"a On Evp-N ANY longer 'i'I!'-- b" G~'I II
t-'y- h!ru 'rr' On" wants and b" 10 X
back r..-rr'u..- ~ p"-" an! hon a. "a"
end 81 aupIr aEHfh"~ t'u minutes l." -
ht'k again wtrh - hant u.' for more
Nf..,r about be. ti.~i r-tp. each Welding
him what h. ismIui- h" al 20 back and
-Il rH'tr- !,. - ~'Ni'!'', II part ~ IN" Tt'hn
'h'.tn-,l-,.-
'Nud he IIwiy- wants half dollar
Two ',al' ,- .r. h.rr.- bat u must be- =
- cent i,t.r' iur HIM. moi quarter, nor a
dollar ball. nor - silver dollar His mind
- iiN'.i uu iu.. half dollar piece
What confidence" ~"m" "f hi. fellow
.ar- isis have. ia rr" strength II Mr. Rlt-
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hilIIns Cougars In Washing ton.

Npu'h Rant ,orr'.pord'rr' p1r'irHf Dr.
IgntGp
The pat eek hl- been a disastrous one
for 'Ougar- IA Pacific county. i've ~4alp-
haV us been offered ~ III" court housr for
u" sgu rountv ON zach
ON Nontay 'lar"nC" and clyde Smith
k,'l"i thre" Just after the cougars had
Lll."i ami partially d"ynurrd two deer
ru Tu"-!1y Peter Thompson kIlIa.i an
other and on r'in,-'isy Peter Thomp-
-On and hariis Miller EI.l"d ~" nth
The scene of the killing - on smith Cre.k
about ten ins'r- from this "f'N Nnn-her
cougar - known iu l." proving n that
~. gh norhood and hunter. Ar" after u
MANI cougar -'Hlp- have bpCn prs-
vtOu-iy brought 81 IN" county Nudi'or
bGf never before hhV" th"N come IN blocks
OF i've
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On- ~ III" painters VINO could MAKE
y"-v interesting on" man exhibition II
10 cu,.I 49, induced - d. - j. Frederick
J M.u4lIr on" "f who's" paintings i
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SEEN IN TIE WORLD OF Art
~ f\ISi ~ PHiN or BOI-
DJNJ> iRJ ~ Pi>FfI.
Three ri-ture. H. i'Ii spanish Na>trr~ an
show IT, Town NI!>t,rr Etrbinss ana
Preface N Pennrii -intere>ting
uarA Of lsaHs AUSTRALIAN Artist.

Some ar'i-'s s""rn A. II born daCrepu,
Others r.ne'n youth fnI - four score
We d. mas a,lIr!, 30 Hlr' irn''S or Nesdag
or Ma'ihrv Mars 3r indeed 20 any NJ
the old quart rly'p' those who's" work
j. r--.n' .allv vcurg Iher" was world
waaVine-,> and uo',ir Enrror from IN"
HtS' ~ R.~ua..Iun.-- gwen Eo-~"rri n
k.- best smell. 81 tn hothou-. n"
>pirtj 81 you, IA wa~ un- u - her Ui ,h"-"
m"n B!' from ~" beginning "A J.ar"'lrHI
v.TVe informed tn-' ~k"l che. 81 B"ldIrI
II ! ha-g! to r"ahy. hat H. Was born IN
= ~. A~ repr'--oUi az III t-T1 81. ''.-
uIanrs IN hf" AMI ar n j. G;"rDailv Young
VI g., ll..uI,.. ED,.- ,.a-gI"i "a ro-- he.
border line "a n" inUt o. tic. my-'lw.
morbid and so-I,.' lru" ,.i, ...u.. 'l!. itairan
,nai.cs s,-t t.nr and r,-.''v Irt h.
u..h.y,- ~ d r....nrlt Ole. - ulasn. h"
ha- rainr-d e." ui~',v women bg' ~
d-yl,s are rol h.I'. tL.Isn .nn'r,n-,
.,-...n. a. q -tli'. iH..v ..." -,.,rirr and ever
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In N" present Acan"'nV "N"'itioh ana
some Il who's water c".'- w"-k - at ~"
Sllmagundi Clubs current snow. Nj
MulhaUpt h"i'"'"~ that an artist should
not follow -" tendency IN IN" com
m"r"ial 'n"irrl' and educational worlds
:" Np""ial!1" al''g S'rn" IN" line nH'
should d. many things and -" I" ~ 'h"'
~ doc 'n"'n Iuil,E N"...
H.. hn- coma Htrk from 70 sum n.r it
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to C.,!-' himself t. b" immediately Id"n-
iIt.-i rr ..lf down - -bt. an American
among certain strangers. ard on on"
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N.ru 2, nave b. ;t.s tim" IN a sk.tChIuE
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Nr-ariu y Nilk"r 10 Cu"t.c
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n.N.tanr wa"-. Walker Wa no, alto
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dv,rrry after mad rrfraI-lnI from irdicat-
.rytf,. l,rrnr'- haIllug r'lar" 20 th., United
state lie had Also cautioned Carter
,.,,tr-r revealing himself Us r,rnlng from
IN. -.,f. ~, border
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Ir--.n -lH..r.ly o., h"rr hosts reiterated
r''"r"nr'r, 80 an "nrN'" 2r'i~' VISITOR a.
f'h Ut man '.";;u niI"n ~ u"
in''l''.- WI E,""' - Nv ~ wy ~
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they wan iu IN" natter Of he artists
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manual tnN'.ritv and his got tn" kind ~
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Edward Bell IN r.'rn.irIling hr-
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