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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1911-09-16

Few sights in art or nature can
be more melancholy than that of
the American woman who has
married, or who seeks to marry,
a titled Englishman. If there
be, it is the American mother
who comes abroad and maneuvers
for a titled husband for her
daughters. | would have
such a mother whipped at the
carts tail. Yet, all through
English society you encounter
them, the miserable Anglo Amer
lean wife, the villainous match
making American mother bow
ing and cringing to nobility, no
matter how corrupt and vulgar
it may be, and | do assure you
that the basest and c|oarsest
specimens of humanity | ever
met in decent company have been
titled men. / do not by any
means intend to imply in saying
this that there are not as good
people among the nobility as
among any other class, though,
relatively, there are fewer, be-
cause inherited rank and wealth
are over-given to self-indulgence
and over-apt to seek unfair adj
vantage, setting laws unto them
selves beyond and above the laws
of God and man. AT best a
foreign marriage is a dangerous
venture. The American woman
was not born to be the doll of a
dam'd lord, or to herd with the
poor wall-flowers that decorate
the great houses much as the
frescoed angels which appear up
on the ceilings thereof. She may
have been made to cook and to
wash, for she may step from the
kitchen to the drawing room,
and has often risen from the
washtub to the Executive Man
sion. But she is a peer and not
a vaSSal, and always a woman,
which she is not, never has been
and never can be in England, or
indeed, in any land where feud-
alism holds its b%aleful, brutal anc
despotic sway over the minds OF
men and over the institutions
which men ordained. l would
rather follow the coffin Of
daughter of mine to the grave.
and see her laid tenderly away
in the little old church yard al
home, than to follow her dow
the aisle of st. Georges Chape
to SEE her crowned will
the richest coronet in Eng
land. If Europe were blown
to atoms with dynamite
tomorrow, and amid blood anc
shame, and the destruction Of al
foundations, society were recon
structed upon a modern basis
the world would be better of
than it would be by the perpe.
tuation Of this feudalism. Happily
the causes of progress and re
form have other and better
means, of locomotion, and, thOugI
its processes may be slower
they are surer and more Who'll,
some and less cruel.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1911-09-16

Mrs. W. j. Bryan Of Louisville
Kentucky, who has been visiting
the family of W. V. Curtis, left
Monday evening accompanied
by Miss Addie Curtis for a visit
in Higginsville.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1911-09-16
Not a Word of Scandal

married the call of a neighbor on
Mrs. W. P. Spangh, of Manville,
Wyoming, who said: "she told
me DR.. Kings New Life Pills had
cured her of obstinate kidney
trouble, and made her feel like a
new woman" Easy, but sure
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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1911-09-16

j. G. Worthington and w. B.
Wilson went to Aullville Tuesday
morning to attend the Talbot
Simpson sale.
Mrs. Mamie Shelby of Kansas
City, who has been visiting Miss
Laura Young, went to Dover
Tuesday morning.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1911-09-16
Americans in England.

The English male is a selfish
bully. The English woman is a
slave. The warp and wool CT
English society is a sham. Thack-
cry saw it out of the ]clearest
kind of cosmopolitan eyes, and
even Dickens was not wholly
dead to it. But, whilst the
purse holds out, it is resplend-
emit indeed. The bully in the
men makes good soldiers. The
power of England is undeniable.
The slave in the woman, when
she does not elope, makes eX-
cellent housewifery. The do
nestle fabric Of England is re-
spectacle and orderly. But the
church, the state and the home
built upon a complex feudal
system depend upon the poise
and balance of classes in the
relation which now exists, and
which, with trifling incidents not
seriously disturbing the personal
life Of England, has existed
since Magma Charta.
As an American, l have no
right, and certainly no wish, to
complain Of this, or to criticise
it. If | do not like it, as / do
not, | can lump it. England was
made for Englishmen. That
with which, as an American,
have some concern, is the in
fluence of English thought and
manners upon America and
Americans, and the position and
conduct of certain American,
who come over here and appear
in English society. Touching the
latter, nothing cold be more ri.
diculous and offensive.
The best of Americans in
England must be as the least OF
Englishmen. The honors paid
to a man like DR.. Holmes, for
example, are a mere squirt. They
are a kind of self-loye. If DR..
Holmes should outstay his wei
come he would soon find the
level Of the resident American.
who on public and social Occa.
sions, is but one with the rabble
A Duke ranks a Marquis, and q
Marquis ranks an Earl. and ar
Earl ranks a Viscount, and q
Viscount ranks a Baron and a
Baron ranks a Baronet
and a Baronet rank,
a Knight, and there the laws Of
precedence fade into an indis
1i,habie mass Of the untitled
and the mwashed, who come
last at table and are snubbet
by the servants. No American
can enter such a society, or hope
to shine in it, unless he falls il
with its foibles and flatters it.
vanity, and, substantially, de
MES his country. No self
respecting American can be easy
or happy in it.
1 do not speak without ad
visement, for / have had plenty
Of experience of London societ,
these twenty years, and with mt
private pique or feeling, for
have delivered no letters, no
paid any calls, nor sough
out any of many old acquaintan
ces, having come here for M
own rest and the instruction o
my children. But the more
see Of England and the EnglisI
the more l am persuaded OF tn
irreconcilable difference betwee.
! us and them, the more odiou
seem to me the a%ffectation an
/, imitation Of Anglicism by tn
r American, who, having got
t glimpse Of the nobility, woul'
r straitway get himself a coat-oi
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1911-09-16

Miss Fannie Duling of Excel
sior Springs arrived Monday
evening to visit Mrs. Sallie D.
Russell.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1911-09-16

Miss Lee Meng returned
Monday evening from an extend
ed trip in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Harrison re-
turned to Slater Monday even
ing after a few days visit here
with relatives.
Rev. C. L. Fowler spent Sat
urday in Higginsville in the
interest of Lexington College.
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TO H. j. Barnum of Freeyille,
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Admitting Of a Visit to the Big GUW
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06
"a tfa =, =.

- 1rau T.linnn Blair. bic ibrsm
,iaenen geItdnoHis nnh nitt peRiger
ais 13 Ginoern bas 2sbeH geihsntt
bat, tpurbs eeitern pom golt3sirihter
Gong su 30 3assn arbeitsbdus uuo
800 0eIbitrafe p.rurtheilt, neil iie
nit sin.m geniFen Riaaro 0oons
pon Uetaniesburg. 81. y, ourhses
brannt mar uno bier nit ihm in nil
Der Gbs qelebt bate. Goors purbe
I'LL Der aIsidtn Sirafe psrurthsiIt ME
frau Blair, bic iibrigens bel ibrsr
9erurtbeiluns I'M Gsri6tsiadt in
Gbnmatt fi.l. Gle .rtlarts benz
Rihter. oab Il. pon ibrsm Satin,
benz Batter ibrer 13 9iHber nihts fpiis
ZEN fpole. neil sr pegen srimineaer
aHgriffg auF cine 'siner 2Odtsr gu
elmer gefdnsnibftrafs oerurtheiIt nor
ben lei. Dome CAB su, oaB sr IN
Wstanicsburg Iein. frau unb bier
ainbsr fis.n IisB um nit Grnu Blair
ourhsubrsnnsn. Die @erbaftung oss
gdars mar auf gsranlaFuus Der Is
Sabre alien agnes Blair. elmer sna
ter Grau glair's srFoIgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06
4dalides Gncisnatier U0s6fa tppd g. 9eptember 1911

meifters Rot1 flint Sabre lang ben
poften zines 5teuereinnebmers perIes
ben bat, 1T aus oem Dienit geidieben,
begleitet bon ben beften Winihen bss
5errn Rotb unb feines ytadfolgers
6optins Iotpie Der Steuer3abler, tpelh
f.btere 6errn aohntn immer bOfli6
uno itrens pflihtli6 ssfunosn baben.
ShaBmeiiter 5optins bat 9errn Rob
nen Elm Gmpfeblungsi4reiben mitgez
geben, iporin sr Defsn pertbooas
9ienits anerfennt.
5err 9obnsn bat rs Sabre lang in
ben glubitoreD Departments Der Big
5our unb Der 6. 8. Cd. Sabn gear
beitet.
Dime 6iefe grtlGrung modts bds
gubtitum gu Der 4nnobms 0erleitet
iperben, oab 6err Gohnen i'm Sntss
refIe bes 8ienItes niht tpteoersrndnnt
tporoen lit. DDS lit aber ni6t Der 5aa
ipie bic 6errsn Roth uno Soptins
gsrne beFtdtigen perben. I'm 5errn
ao6nen Gere6tigteit tpiberfabren gu
laHen. mD6te i6 gle I'm g(ufnabme
pieier s3eiIen bitten.
Trsb. gute.
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Sampisrtrfnriisaen.

anfols. oss fir bisis 5abrsss.ii
gdns aubersspobHlid tohen WaHsr.
iianb,s i'm Ohio pirb ss BEN Iampfer
.Jslano Gutsn@ m5slif iein. an
Eonntas ,rpti5abrtsH nuh adprtness
burg unb aurora sa mac,en uno bic
Nbfahrir ,rfolssn Dom CUB b.s
Nroobnap um balb 5ehn ubr 0ormits
tags unb I'm adlb Drei nhr Rahmits
tags. auberotm fdhrt Der Iampfer
jest tGslih naa o.m Jernbans Damn
unb bic bsuiise ersuriicn finbst um
hoIb brei ubr Rahmiitass pom Gub
bes Hroobpap ita.i. Giir Grsitns III
Der 1ampfsr bonn 1eahers Club sss
Hietbet iporbsn unb iishi eaher BEN
nneemeinen publisum Hiht CUR gsrs
fiieung. am Samiidg oahins.gtn
finbet ipieher eins Jahri aah BEN
8ernt0nt Damn ftoii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06

Gbna 5einl.in. Ia Sabre ali. bon
moribau 4penue, nabe Der .. &c ..
Giisnbdbn. puroe ssitern am Siarrs
irumpf lsioeno, nnh o.m itaotiitxn
6oipiioI ssbrahi. Dds MdotNh bate
iid am Wiitipob bel .iHem llnfaa in
Der HdR Der sltsrIi6en mobnuns
einen. 4rmbrud 5ageScsen uno rpuro.
bon benz 5ausdrst Der Tamilie be-
bonbeIt. Gef.ern nelten iih Starrs
trampfsSpmpiom. bel Der patientiH
elm unb Der 4r3t oronst. bic llsberfiih>
rung nah Dem itdbtiiehen 5oipiiol on.
Der 3uitano oss iunstH Wdodsns
nuros BON 4nitoIisdrsten fiir auberit
beoentli1 beseihnet.
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wabriheinli6. WsorS.
Ter iarbige Spmer Sneas nit 5er'
trummerter SdDaoeIOefe
auisefanbcn.

Uait .ing.fdldgenem S6dosl puroe
beute Rprgen turs nat Elm ltbr Dor
benz 5auie 80. 814 Glort Strabe Der
75orbigs Somsr 2utas bon Shabpz
bile, an., aufsefunben uuo ndd BEN
ftdbtiihsn 5oipital sef6dfft, no udh
Der anfi6t Der 4er5te iein 46Ie5en
itiinnli6 gu sriparten iteht.
gseben 2ueas lag ein gatitsin, Der
auGeniteinlih BON ieinem 4ngretfer
als Daif. benuBt norben mar. Bon
bieIsm 2lngr.ifsr fsblt isood DorIdufig
iebe Spur. 2ucas, Der ols IageIObner
bier in Der lesten 3stt g.arbettst
bate, pflegte in sinsm GiiterDagsu Der
SuDbabn an Der Weaeon aDeHue uus
2ibertp Gtrab. gu nddtigsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06

Di, 20 Sabre alte W,s.rin
liIIR Bryce, BON 905 Sobn Strabe,
fpuroe stftsrH auf sinsn 9afihfehl bin
feiiesHommtn unb unter Der Ansldge
bes Grsbbiebitahts eingsipsrrt. Sic
iuirb bon ihrsr friibersn Irbeitsgss
BERN 5rou Warn 3onbe. bon yio. $40
Rodbcls 4psnue befhuibigt, fie I'm
elm portemonnoie nit $54 5nbalt
b<iiob!tn gu haben.
Carl gissr, bon Rapio Run
Roao unb sgiIber 4nenus tpurpe ouf
BEN 6etmtptge besrifien. BON Uliioiss
itit iibermannt unb lieb iid auf elmer
5ausirepppe on Bead uno Glentpooo
Hptnue ntsber, no er sInitli.f. Ils
tr dufDaHte. madte er bic unorgss
rehme gntosdune. oab sr I'm Shldfe
nm einen golbensn Ring. cine eclotne
sSiilIi.ber unb $3.50 in badr beftobIen
mar,
Grau 3. !. aoeti6, bon no. 235
Weit a. 9;peHue, lEelo,t. asitsrH be:
poliSei. oab cine golbene aette nsbi'
Wsbuillon BON einem S6leitbiebs
aus ihrem 3inrmsr snt,penoet tpurbs.
Gk tbeilie Der polisei ben Qamen sis
mes 6aussenoFsn NIT, ben iie i'm Der
baht bat, ben 9iebftahl bsgaHssn gu
baben.
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Observation-Disclosures.

SIM Il GbtiIhen 8auamt tpuroen sss
fern sis fOlgsnbsn guuerIaubniBs
iheins trtpir.t: Jfuae Stosblsr, 2ss
iiodigss mobnbaus an Der SiaFios.
nabe Der SngalIs apenus, $500;
Sobn apahtmann. 2f0dig.s Wobns
baus auf btm 0rubiiiid go. I'll 5ops
Tins Strab.. $4,000; Gran, Rlsbaus,
Observation-Disclosures Dobnbdus an Der
Goroon Qpenus, $1,000; Gftber DeHs
mis-. 2aItodigss Wobnbaus auf Dem
Graneftiif go. 4748 6amilion ape.
$4,000; Tan. Wc2artn, eiuit6dists
aaserhaus an Der Ode Der Gretman
uno Sisben.en 4penus, $4,000.
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Jn(an0gelegrap6
Ges SuiptIsnrau5es per-
bo httl.

q % 8.
gbiedgo, Sq.. ). Sept. ghs
paro Snsl. 27 Sabre aft. iit auf biz
4H.laee bin Oerbaftet poroen. eine;
scr Rdnnsr gu isin. bic Dor sin paar
Wohen ben SutpeIitrIuotn bon Gou1rl
glberti betraien, ben gisenthiimsr
uno Iieben 4nae'.eaie uub funoen ban.
ben unb .ns6eltsn uno nit Tidmantsr
uno Shmudfahsn i'm Mertbe Don
$50, 900 sntiamsn.
M utter uno Sobu ertruu'
ten.
Dubuque, Soma, 5. Espt. gei
sinem Wsrfud, ibreu IL Sabre aItsr
Sobn gu retien, Der in cen Waouotet1
CLUB seFolen mar. iprans ihm fsiH:
mut.sr, Jrau Bernard MeF.la. &C
Sabre alt, nah. gle srsriff osn aua'
zen. aber beios srtran.sn sufammsu.
Gine fhpar5e gefie
Wapfielb. ap.. 5. Sept. Gin,
aus Garmsrn beiisbsHoe Wannibaft
eurhiu1t grsdpss gOunip mad sinem
Rsssr. Der am WcHtas in Der RGht
ton Yopospille 5ruu Bertha Wlcs
glurs, Die gattin zines Jarmsrs, iibsr.
fieI, Il. In ben Wolo ihlsppte uno eori
ipdbrenb oss eanssn Ecses esfanger
tielt unb lie 3tpans. ilh isintn Wun'
fdben gu fiisen. Die Jraa erreihie on
slbenb bdIbtobt ibre Dobnuns. uuhs
benz Der Gessr lie ireigelaHen bate.
Cine ansabl gsipaffntter tam ar
Sienitag mad MapftsIo uno burtiuh,
ts nas Weesroieriel nGh bem Shurtsn
obns ibn iehoh su iinotn. menn BIZ
farmer i'm .iRfanssn, lam ni6ts cir
2nnhstriht Derhinbsrn.
4Rftht BON Wt arines g 7 :
ptrteH.
Daibington, 5. Sept. Gi
lbatiohe. bub bas Sdla9tfhiff DE
lapare" Dor tinissn 3asen BEL Der
Efiebiibunssn in Der ehfapeaie go
Itatt auf nas nusransirte Shlahtihif
San Waareos- nuf oas Reparatur
fhiff -pnntber4 feusrt,, bat ben Wla
rinssJ sJtritii.rn Stoff gu Beiruhtunser
gegeben. Dieielbeu behoupten jtBt
bab aus bisler gsrnthfelune Der bel
ben Ghiffe berporsebe. bab eli
G1ia4tfHiff IN Der 3atunft ni6t in
| Gtsase isin nsres lia siavIns
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u 4 fdlIs.

gbil Simmer. 45 Sabre aft. BON No.
1912 6orriion aDenue. fiel ssitern
4bsnb an Der Worfball aD.nue uno
WeWiden 4psnus BON einer % CUB
hohsn Usausr unn srlitt ihli:u:n. Ron.
tufionsn unb 4bihiirfungsn.
Dan. MaI1h. <in oboohloier Irbeis
itr.gliti s.fiern an Der Z. uno Carr
Girabe aus uno sos iih einen gruh
bss lin.en 9eines su. pdtrolfpdgeH q
brddte ben 0erungliidtsn na4 bem
iidotiihsn 5oipitaI.
O. SHELTON. AZ Sabre off. Ro. 7l8
Carr Strobs. rpuroe an 6. 4renue oon
elmer Gar Der WsItpooo 2inis nieoer'
esraunt unb erli!t eiHeH g.inbru6.
>er muroe mad bem itdosiihen 3Oipi'
Nal gebroft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06

Saeo5 81. Darts BON Glspstano, g.,
unb Ratban 6arris, go. 332 Yins
Sirabe. nuroen ssfiern unisr benz
gtroaht. bes 1afhsnbitbftabls psrs
bafiet uno in Der 10. Giitrittsfation
tingsfprrt.
Die Gefansensn fclen bem PAUL
u. 5uiton. bon Wli. 9eultbp, aui Der
hinisrsn platsform elmer glart Strabe
Gar iein portnonnai. NIT $50
Snbalt stitobleu haben. gle ipurosi
BON 9uiton unb anoeren paHasisr.n
Der Gar Biz CUR 4ntuHft Der poli5ti
feiigebalieH. Wm. 6oaan. aonbuttsur
Der Gar, funo fpdier bas porimonnaie
NIT $50 auf Der binitren platiform
Iisg.n. Or iibsrsob oasielbe Der pos
lisei.
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2. Warb: Gb. 6. 5ofpbs.
8. Darb: Geo. 80. 8elbbooper.
4. Worb: 90. R. RoHiter.
8. Warb: Miaiam 8. RuHea.
6. Warb: gbarles 8. 3insmeiiter,
7. Daro: Grdnt 9uttenbofer.
8. Waro: 5enrn' aampe.
8. Darb: SO. 3. 8ueiher.
10. Doro: 5reo WeDer.
IL. Mdrb: Gbnarb Shroeber.
IL. Wdro: Dilliam gihner.
13. Waro: Gilbert 8. Durp.
Ia. Warb: Bernard glermun.
10. Wdro: 5bos. :. s. 5drD.
16. Waro: William pbelan.
II. Woro: aeine domination.
18. warb: Wlihael Debel.
10. Warb: Greb. Shoeneberg, fr.
20. Warb: Soiepb :. genno.
q. Maro: Willidm aoler.
%. Warb: 8eorgs Stoder.
%. mdrb: Gilbert 2eipnib.
"a. Waro: gB. 5enbah.
%. Wdrb: Riharo aieierling, IL
,26. Worb: gbarlss :. Gramer.
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9okal.Dfrid)t
Il Tener. {

- Sn Der Ride Der 5rau 20. 3.
Boro, gio. 5131 goitsru Nptnue, trs
llOoirte esftern Worgsn Der 8dfolins
ofsn uno isBte bic Ginridtung in
Brand. Grd 5oro brdb ohnmdhtie
SuIammsn, ipuroe jeooh BON Rahbarr
lnDerlsbt ms Crete sebroht. Dds
Seusr tpuroe e.l0fht. bepor nennsns'
fperiber Shdbeu angerihtet Doroer
fpdr.
5m Grogsidob Der Daffsnballs BEL
9. u. q. seristben eeitsrn abtno pers
fhieosne 9etorutionsgegsnitdno ans
unb.t1nnier llrfdhe in grano. get
Mntunft Der uuf einen alarm Don
9aitsn 1876 herbsigseilten J:ueripehr
mar bic Bsiahr btrsits bsieitigt ipor'
ben.
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EfIbnmprb rbseriuM.

Gsftern ertientie iih Der itlisn.
Eau. Dos Gin .Rsssr- frsispilis aus
benz eeben su fdpeiotn perTu6is. Del
20 Sabre dlis arthur 9bomds ron
glo. 547 fgetmon ADtnuf. bate sins
slnssinanosrisBans NIT feiner Gran
unb sloubse nihs LANCER leben su
fonnen. Gr trnni cine itorte aniiftpiis
ib< aOiung unb purbs In btosnslihtn
9uifnnbe nan btm itdniifhen 6oipita!
.cebrnd1t.
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xMiHSnadridten.

R.tp Yort, 5. Sept. Qnsst.
Olympic" bon Scuthamptun; ~llnis
teo Stutes" BON aopenhageu; .Rrons
prins Wilbelm" bon gremen.
Qbgeg.: .aaifer Milhelm IL" no6
9remen; rRporoam" mad Rotteroam.
Comb n. e(nget.: vMiunepasta4
bon Rem Dort.
gremen. Qneet.: .aaiier WiIs
fsIm Der Grcbs" bon Rem Dor..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06

aptteroam. 2lnget.: .Witts.
tino" bon Montreol.
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