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to La Grange Ark. where they will visit MT. Bakers parents.
 Joe Boyce, Of the w. A. Matthe " 8 Slave Company, left yesterday for Morrell, on a business trip.
 Mrs. L. M. Jacobs has gone to Hot Springs, where she will visit her mother, Mrs. Hawkins, for a few days.
 Ralph Oa9miaal of Warren, is in the city and will take 8 position as book keeper at the Marsh Commission Con- pany
 John H. Shelby, county clerk in the local court house, returned yes terday from short stay in Little Rock.
 Sorretls Dewoody has returned from a business, trip to Kingsland, in the interest of the w. L. Dewoody Drug company.
 G. Rives Taylor, of Winchester, is spending a few days in the city, the guest of his brother, J. c. Taylor, on Walnut street.
 Mrs M. " Brummett and grand daughter, little Evelyn Pattersoil' have gone to Camden, where they will spend a few weeks with relatives.
 Mr. and Mrs J. s. Kline will leave this week for Houston, Texas, where they will make their home. MT. Kline recently invested in real estate in that city.
 J. D. Currie, of Winchester, who recently spent a few days in the city has gone to Hot Springs where he will spend some time for the benefit of his health
 Edwin Stewart, division freight agent for the Cotton Belt of Little Rock, was a recent business visitor in the city He left yesterday af- terneon for McNeill.
 C. R. Chesney, travelling passenger agent for the Southern Railway, mak- ing his headquarters at Memphis, spent yesterday in the city and left on late train for Camden.
 Mt and Mrs. s. J. Merz, of Denver, Col, are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Rob- ert Allen. No S23 Pine street. Mr Merz is general superintendent of large lumber firm in Denver.
 F. H. Jones, general baggage agent of the Cotton Belt railroad, With head quarters at Texarkana passed through the city yesterday afternoon en route from Little Rock to Texarkana
 Rabbi Ephraim Frisch returned home last night from New York, where he has been spending few weeks attending a convention of Jew fish Rabbis and also visiting relatives and friends.
 Miss Sippie Davidson, field secre- Itary for the National Jewish Hospital for sumptives at Denver, Col, left Wednesday for Camden, after spend- ling a few days here in the interest of Ithe Hospital
 Judge James Gould, who went to Little Rock Tuesday night With the Icounty officials to oppose the passage of the county salary bill, spent yes iterday in the city. He will return to the capital this morning.
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many moods; her gestures are strange r.usual and baftling; her voics vi hrates with the sureness of to strings of violin, under the touch Of Ia genius, expressing the slightest change of emotion. All these colI-
 bined make her a wonderful woman, a wonderful actress, genius among the women of the contemporary theatere
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The Philathea Class of the First Baptist church, was awarded the handsome piano given away by Kas- tor & Bluthenthal gents furnishers, recently.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-27
G0tsoron Cry
 FOR FlETcHER'S ~ A STo RI A

-Hollenberg Music Co.'s Piano this week. Call old phone 6S6.
 IS At.
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Church Auxiliary,

Bular monthly meeting of the Auxiliary, the Missionary T Trinity church, was halG y afternoon at the residence Charles l.. w. Reese, on Elm In spite of the threatening quite a number were present st instructive and interesting vas had. The rector con- e devotional exercises, after good deal of important busi- transacted, including the pr officers for the ensuine blows:
 ht' Mrs. T. NJ. Phillips; vice Mrs. M. L. Bell; secretary e Bocage; treasurer, Mrs. J United offering treasurer les L. w. Reese.
 r business matters had beer Mrs. M. l.. Bell, by special ead a paper on the life and or St. Paul. It was most in. and helpful and Was greatly 'nu appreciated by all pres next meeting of the Auxil. pe held at the same place on
 " 5nei:d2y in February ar date, at three o'clock ir noon; It is hoped (and articularly urged) that al. trinity parish will affiliat te auxiliary. They will fint work very reel and who'll, in its interest.
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s of the King.

Episcopal Church, Daugh- the King, will meet in the bis afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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Dry Club.

kry Club. 1broidery Club Will meet this
 with Mrs. w, P. Smith, at B on West Fourth avenue.
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rcle.
 circle O. the First Pres inaFch held an interesting " .uve meeting yesterday .af- a'a Miss Stella Hummer. In r,.. 0l the president, Miss hs ,s'' Miss Jimmie Lloyd pre- so,. ao meeting was opened by 1, Father Who Art in .s o'' call was had and each 'onoed to her name with \. Miss Mary Scott next U reading. The study for 7 Was on Cuba, The yer 'sry interesting there
 1' Suli moment during the r sls' :. Naomi Smith read, a pos,,. Aake a Sunny Hour. eS. s,e and interesting point. ,., y each member being
 a question tn which s'ss' answered. Mrs. Kno,
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|ner Hostess.

ner Hostess. . 'sant afternoon Wa. spent Ike Laltner Wednesday,. entertained a few friends. .'ncheon was a feature of osn' Those present were ., Al'sohul, William Rosena- Ties Levi, Finkelstein and or St. Louis.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17
COW[EY DOOMED
FOR CONGRESS
BROTHER OF MIKE COWLEY OF
THIS CITY CONSIDERED A
PROBABLE CANDIDATE.

Attorney Stephen ]. Cowley, brother of
IN. j." of this city and formerly u res
ident Of Grand Forks county. having
enkag. d in the 'ctice Of law at a.
:.Hle, is bein geo "s':eted as a pD's".''s
CO "ddate on the Democratic ticket In
Montana for congr';..tns.: homo g Mr..
Cow1ey, however, in an interview at
Great Falls, declares that he is not an
aspirant for honors of that nature. Here
is What the Great Falls Tribune has to
say of Mr.. Cowley:
''Thc WESTERN News of Libby is work
nig out the political chess game just
now trying to decide what each party
ought to do for the good Of the common
wealth i'll the selection Of candidates. its
comment is interesting in as much as it
pays; three local men rretty con, .'mcats
in ccnnec ction within the consider'tl,n IN Of
Their MINES as amnog the availaol,s rul
tho co.s:. essional honors next year.
Isl eakjng of Deputy County At:or.:ey
Stephen j. Cowley, 1t says:
Steve Cowley, assistant county asa
Eay of Great Falls, IS one of tha states
b';cht !oung men. It's really 800 bad he's
den'ocrat. We've sot several job lots
Of political junk on our han,'s which We
will ti~de and give {. good bonus tpr
Cowley. He was in Libby last year dur
ing the campaign and it can be safely
said he made the best political talk from
their side of the matter heard here dur
ing last years unpleasantness. He's q
candidate for congress-, under certain
conditions, and having come fresh from
intimate relations with Governor B lrks
of North Dakota, witt, whom Mr.. Cowley
punched political blankets for soo,e tl,ie.
tile chances are good that he will not
rake the mistake Of getting in where he
should not and trae when he does get il.
it will be at thu 1i:.hi time. He's 4 :onl-
er, is Young t!owjay.'
"All this sounds very good 20 Gree
Falls people ari il; very pretty 'nsid.
Grafton of tire men whom their T;e7t
Falls friends le!ieve are worthy e. N.
bcquets best.'wed, hui according 10 some
OF them, a. least they have no Hgh :lne
reds up for ccncrt. sional thunder. MIR
Ccwley was SHOWN the reference to hi,r
in the News anL he said he appreciated
TIC nice things said but that under nc
conditions was i,e p candidate for the
high honor Of congressional representa-
tive. He said that he was not out fol
| any political honor at all and under nc
! conditions whatever would he allow hi.
name to be considered for the nomination
for representative
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES HAVE A
SPLENDID EXHIBIT AT SERUMCARD
H0ME.,ART NEEDLEWORK DISPLAY
LADIES OF DEVILS LAKE FIND
MUCH ENJOYMENT IN INSPECT
ING THE GOODS.

The splendid exhibit under the auspices
of the Associated Charities. Of art needle
work that is on display at the home Of
Mrs. Ole Serumgard this week Is well
worthy of the inspection and generous
patronage of everybody in the city.
These goods are from the firm of Porter
& Pay, Of Mankato, MINI. This same
company had a like exhibit last year
and many of the ladies of the city will
eb pleased to learn that it is here again.
Fancy needlework of every description
and some very pretty leather novelties
are on display.
This is an excellent place to get your
Emas gifts. There are library table tun-
ners, cushion covers. vanity bags, party
bags, knitting bags calling card cases,
memorandum books. embroidered towels,
pillow slips, etc., fancy jabots and belts,
center pieces, piano covers, tea cloths,
aprons. and the like. There are many
dainty gifts for "baby." A portion OF
this work is already completed and a
good share Of it are designs to be work
ed.
Coffee and sandwiches winll be served
every afternoon the remainder Of this
week for 10 cents. This affair is for the
benefit Of the Associated Charities.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17

That Devils Lake is a city where hotels
are over run proved to be a fact last
night as is quite often the case there are
people who cannot be Accommodated.
There were seven peaceful slumbers at
tn city bastile last night who occupied
rooms, furnished with steam heat and
were modern with the exception that the
sleepers were enclosed in the iron rooms.
It would appear that sleep does sure
look good to some the less fortunate
who have to seek the shelter Of charity
in order to keep from the wintry blasts.
While filling the berths in the lookup ID
their capacity last night several were
made comfortable on the cement aoor
and one or two took advantage of the
warm boiler and slept on the top Of the
steam heating plant.
When it comes to good landlord
F'atrolman limbo cannot be beaten as he
was around in plenty Of time this morn
ing to give the breakfast call.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17
JAMES !. HILL WAS ANXIOUS AND
EXACT DATE FOR LAKE REGION
BANQUET WAS AGREED upon
GREAT GATHERING WILL OCCUR
ON THE EVENING OF TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 2s.

Games J. Hill is getting anxious ard
s;sslin wired Secretary Cowley Of the
CFmmercial club as to the exact dat, to
be set for his appearance in Devils Lake
to talk before the Lake Regionites as
scnlbled at the monster banquet.
If there is anything that the Empire
Builder does like it is to talk before such
an assenblage of farmers and business
men as will gather at the big spread. and
in view Of this fact Secretary Convey lost
no time in informing Mr.. Hill that Nov
ember 2S would be the banquet night.
Preparations for the big event are go
ing on fine and although the time is
short the committees are all at work
apd promise the greatest event that has
ever occurred in Devils Lake.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17
farmer JAHNS IN
C|TY---WANTS
A MATCH
AGREES TO THROW ALL THREE IN
AN HOUR-MG1JRREN MAY BE
ONE OF THEM.

Farmer Jahns, Of Southern Minnesota
fame, was an arrival in the city today
and is endeavoring to arrange several
wrestling matches, and has an appoint
ment with McGurren, the Crary champ
ion, to meet him here today and arrange
for a match, although no dehauite terms
have been agreed upon.
Farmer Jahns agrees to throw any
three North Dakota wrestlers in an
hours time and should the offer be ac-
cepted the match will likely be pulled of
in Devils Lake in the near future.
Should there be any one who would
care to accept the challenge they are re-
auested to notify The World.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17
|h|D.W|NT[R FAIR MEETS WITH
GREAT ENTHUSIASM date FOR
GATHERING T0.BE SET TONIGHT
HENRY HALE HAS CALLED MEET.
ING OF COMMITTEE AT CONNER
c1AL CLUB ROOMS.

T. 8 @ ~ . = y
This evening at 8 o'clock there will be
a meeting Of all COMMITTEES connected
with the Mid-Winter Fair association.
Chairman Henry Hale is very anxious
for all interested to attend, as an impor-
tant feature to come up will be the set
ting of date for the fair. Mr.. Hale
has started subscription list which
has been signed literally by the mer-
chants, who agree to offer a certain
amount Of merchandise as prizes at the
fair. The undertaking for the first fair
is melting with great approval and there
will be no difficulty after the date is
set this eevning and the committee has
something definite to work on. The plan
to get several prominent speakers at the
fair is already being undertaken and
there is no question but what the best
agricultural authorities will be secured.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17

Rev. A. Kalmorgan of Penn and his
family arrived this morning and expect
to make their home in Devils Lake in
the future. The household effects have
been moved into the Eich cottage on
Sixth street where the family will reside
Rev. Kalmorgan is the regular pastor
of the German Lutheran church and
this church expects to hold regular ser
vices in the rooms in the Public Library
building until esuch time as they are able
to erect church edifce of their own.
In his coming to this city, Devils Lake
has AIDED another minister who will look
after the best interests Of the city.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17
KIT IS STRONG
FOR |. B. HANNA.
HEAD OF STATE PRoH1B1T1oNIsTs
SAYS CONGRESSMAN IS R1GHT
MAN FOR GOVERNOR.

II am, personally, so well satisfied with
Hon. L. B. Hanna as gubernatorlal
candidate that will make every effort
to have the prohibition party Of the
state endorse MIR. Hanna's candidacy
and not put up state ticket From what
can learn Of the sentiment Of other
vails."r
The foregoing statement was made ny
M. H. Kiff, chairman of the North Dako-
ia Prohibition State Central committee.
IT am on my way" continued Mr.
Kiff, "to Chicago to attend meeting
Of the national prohibition committee
and will explain the North Dakota sit
uation there.
II have known Mr.. Hanna ever since
his arrival in the old Dakota Territory.
I have watched his personal life, his bus
mess and public career, and believe that
his personal record, his votes in both
branches of the state legislature and his
position in congress entitle him to the
support Of every temperance worker and
believer in law enforcement Of North
Dakota.
With the possibility of securing such a
man for executive, man who fills our
ideals for the position, there see''s 20 lie
nc necessity for putting up ccniIiatc
o: our own"
Mr. XIII. after his return from Chicago
will go to Po 'tlan5. Ore, w1er,. he will
srend the winter. He has so!i his tusl
1ess at Towe: City s,d rented the sore
and will rest up for few months. re.
turning to his home next April.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17

A pretty wedding ceremony was per.
Horned yesterday -afternoorf at four o.
clock at the Methodist parsonage, unit
ing together for life, Miss Laura .ter-
son, the daughter of prosperous farm
er living north of this city, to Mr.. George
J. Stevan also resident of Ramsey
county. The ring ceremony was used.
the Rev. Wallace, pastor of the Metho-
dist church of this city officiating. emily
the near relatives Of the contracting par
ties We're present to witness the occas-
ion. The happy young couple will make
their home in this city and have secur-
ed a suite of rooms in the Sevilla hotel
where they will be at home to their
friends. The World is glad to join with
the many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. stevan
in wishing them all the good things pos
sible including long and happy pros
porous life's journey.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17
Farmers Attention

1t is urgently requested that all the far
mers who can possibly do SO, to attend
a meeting in the Court House, Devils
Lake, N. D., Monday Evening, Novem
Der 9th, at 7.3O p. m, for the purpose
of talking over Ramsey county's exhibit
at the big St. Paul Land show in Decem-
Der. All the other counties in the Lake
Region are doing this and as Ramsey
county is considered the banner county,
we must uphold our reputation by hav-
ing the best exhibit. Please make a
special effort to be present Monday eve
ming, as we need you.
J. M. KELLY.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17
WHEEL OF JUSTICE
IS TURNING
RAPIDLY
PROGRESS HAS BEEN REMARK
ABLE WORK IN OTHER CORN
TIES DEMANDS ACTION,

\
The wheels of justice at the district
court Of Ramsey county continue to turn
and the cases ste for trial are being dis
persed with as speedily as possible.
There are number of cases still on the
docket set for hearing and as the dates
for court at other places are set for the
near future, it means close adherence to
business for those officially in charge in
order to clear the calendar ana permit
the court to meet other hearings.
The case on the civil calendar of S. 4.
Eann vs. Ole Hilda was decided in favor
of the PLAINTIFF and judgment was rem
dered as no appearance was made
The case of the Great Western Assur-
ance Co. VS.. Arthur Shumwav and \. IL.
Pei and R. Goer, was taken from the
jiry and submitted to the court
The case of Ole Anderson VS. the Ed
more Implement Co., was dismissed by
the consent of the attorney Of 10th the
plaintiff and defendant.
The case of Harry Merinsky IS Fred
by the attorneys.
On the criminal calendar, tile case OF
tue state VS.. NJ Maasen was disnissefl,
upon application Of the special states at
torney.
The action of John T. Ande.'s ,I and
Oscar R. Anderson vs. J. NJ. Thompson
and the Devils Lake State Bank is or
fo- trial this afternoon and Is taking the
attention of the court.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17

The local Masonic lodge will have a
meeting tonight at which time the elec-
tin of officers for the ensuing year will
take place and other important business
matters will be attended to. A banquet
has been arranged and general good
time is promised.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17
CONGRESS Will
HAv St 0RMY
SESSION
Special to The World:

Special to The World:
Washington, d. &C., Nov. 1S.-President
Taft will discuss the high cost Of living
in his annual message which he is now
working on. Congress is expected to
have one Of the storn,test sessions since
the civil war Of political parties.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17
WILL BANQUET
FOOTBALL TEAM
STUDENT BODY WILL SHOW THE
SQUAD a GOOD TIME TOMOR-
ROW NIGHT.

Realizing that the members of the To-
cal high school football squad have been
doing some excellent work this year In
the athletic line and feeling that some
show of appreciation should be made,
the high school student body have ar
ranged for a banquet to be given in
their honor at the sevilla hotel dining
rooms tomorrow evening.
= llStsi ,s e.
Grated for the occasion with the high
school colors and it is expected to be the
leading event of the year In the local
high school society life.
In summing up the work of the squad
SO far this season the local eleven has
played six games so far and have won
all but one, which was lost to Minot re-
Gently. 1t is a record which few Of the
high school teams of the state have
made and the boys are sure entitled to
the honors which are to be bestowed on
them tomorrow night.
Miss Alice Daeley was chairman Of
the meeting held Tuesday evening and
appointed committees on general arrange
nents with Hazel Mckay chairman:
Decorating committee, chairman Pearl
Webster; Refreshments. Miss Gretszing-
er chairman and Entertainment, Miss
'Flagg, chairman. All committees met
yesterday afternoon and each member
was given something to do
Erlck Steiner stopped off today in the
city on his way to his home at Tolna-
ETc has been visiting :or the past week
with relatives at Grand Forks.
f.. II. Stubblefield came in today from
a trip to Chicago where he recently took
a carload of fat cattle and remained
over for a short time on his way to his
home at Cando. Mr.. Stubblefield stated
! that hef ound a ready market in the
windy city and disposed Of his car at
fancy prices,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17
MINNESOTA I 0
QUIT PLAYING
WISCONSIN

Special to The World:
Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. 16.-Minne-
sofa will play Wisconsin but is expected
to sever athletic relations with Wiscon-
sin Immediately afterwards because of
Pickering.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17
MAY SELECT.
PASTOR SOON
LOCAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
HAS A CANDIDATE WHO WILL
LIKELY ACCEPT.

Rev. Torbett will be the candidate for
pastor Of the Presbyterian church of
this city and it is thought likely that he
will be elected to have charge Of the To-
cal Presbyterian church and the church
at Penn, N. D. Rev. Torbett comes
highly recommended from the state Of
Michigan and has arrived in the city to
occupy the pulpit next Sunday, and also
make the trip to Penn for the afternoon
service.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17
p P|CKER|NC WILL
NOT Be IN CANE
WISCONSIN ASKED TO INvEsTI-
GATE THE CHARGES AGAINST
FOUL PLAYERS.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. 16.-The Uni
yersity of Minnesota has withdrawn Cap
tain Pickering from the Wisconsin game
Saturday and later will make thorough
investigation of his standing. Minnesota
also will ask Wisconsin to investigate
charges against Molt, Tanberg, Mackmil-
Ter and Hoeffel.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17

Will Powell and wife came in from
No. tana last light and are visiting
friends in the city. Mr.. Powell informed
The World that he had disposed &C his
property in Montana and did not know
just exactly what his future location
would be.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17

Mrs. James Lacy Of Devils Lake. who
was Miss Mabel Brown before her mar
riage. arrived in the city last night aid
is the guest Of her husabnd's mother.
Mrs. M. Lacy, and her sister, Mrs Roy
Pierce. She will remain here for a col-
pie Of weeks and then go to Williston to
visit Miss Hafzlett, and her sister, Mrs.
Gordon, who reside near there. -Minot
Reporter.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17
Three FROM BENSON COUNTY
WERE SENTENCED TO THE PEN
BY JUDGE COWAN TODAY
INDIAN WHO SHOT AT HIS BROTH
Err AND KNOX DEPOT BUR-
GLARS SENTENCED.
Three prisoners of Benson county were
brought over from Minnewaukan today

Three prisoners Of Benson county were
brought over from Minnewaukan today
by States Attorney Shines, Clerk of Court
Duncan and Sheriff Talley and arraigned
before Judge Cowan here, all pleading
guilty to the various charges
Benedict Sherman, an Indian, whom it
will be remembered was mentioned ex-
clus.vely in the World as having snol at
his brother at Fort Totten at the tirce
of the Indian fair, pleaded guilty to the
charge of assault with dangerous wea-
pon and was sentenced to one year at
the state penitentiary.
Frank O'Neil was sentenced to one
year for burglary and Earl LeNora was
sentenced to fifteen months on the same
charge. the two having entered the depot
at Knox. N. D., making away with con-
siderable cash
The men will probably be taken to
Bismarck to commence their sentence al
once
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17
STOCK!|MARKET :
Y = IS VERY HEAVY
SUCH WAS THE CASE ALL YEsTER-
DAY AFTERNooN ooN-MoNEY IS
REPORTED EASY.

Special to The World:
New York. N. T., Nov. 16.-The stock
market was heavy all yesterday after
noon and remained in that condition un-
til near the colse when there was brisk
advance in prices. The bond market
was firm and United States bonds re-
mained unchenged on call. Money IL
easy.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17

D. Webster of Webster returned to his
home this afternoon after spending a
few days in the city.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-17

S. Heinmark Of Tolna passed through
here today on his way home from Lako-
ia, where he has been visiting relatives
for the past two weeks.