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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-10-13
Personal.

The Turkish ambassador at Wash
ington puts all the blame for war on
Italy.
President Taft promised Idaho sett-
lers assistance in their troubles.
Chief Salago, of the once powerful
Chippewa nation, died aged 108.
Hon. w J. Bryan is now making
number Of political speeches in Ne
braska.
The female mayor of HunneWell,
Kansas, proposes that none but WO-
men be put on guard
Lieutenant governor Of Ohio will
visit Nebraska in two weeks in inter
ests of Harmon for president.
A Kansas Inan who tainted ducin
his marriage ceremony recovered t
lind his bride had disappeared
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TO COLONIZE a VAST AREA

The greatest territorial magnate in
Great Britain, the Duke of Sutherland,
is about establishing in the new world
a system Of tenant farming similar to
that practiced in England from time
immemorial and is now in the Cana
dian northwest The duke owns 1901
900 acres in England and Scotland,
most of it in the County of Suther-
land, in Scotland, which is named aft
e.' the family. For some time he has
been gradually getting rid of his land
ed estates and investing the money in
the provinces of Alberta, Saskatche-
wan and British Columbia. The lands
purchased there he intends colonizing
and his plan is favored by the Cana
dian government, which wishes to see
settled on these virgin acres the
hardy tenantry of England and Scot
land. The duke believes the tenantry
will be as faithful to him in the new
world as they were to his family for
many generations past and the work
st.
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HAS GUARDED TAFT ON TOUR

Lucien Wheeler, or Jack" as he is
known to every railroad official and
nearly every police chief and news
paper reporter in the United States,
is che man who perfects the arrange
ments for presidential trips, such as
President Taft has been making. 1t Is
he who weeds the goats from the
sheep, and has every railroad connec-
ton, every social function and every
banquet working without hitch and
assures the president of smoothness
and safety in his journey. He is the
advance agent of the presidential trav'
cling show President Taft has trav'
eled close on to 100000 miles since he
was elected. Lucien Wheeler has
travelled a trife over 100000 miles
ahead Of him.
Lucien Wheeler is in every way an
American. He was born in Iowa. He
received his education in the schools
of Cedar Rapids and among the peo-
pie of the whole United States. He is
thirty-five years old and has been in
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LAWYER IN MCNAMARA CASE

Clarence S. barrow OF Chicago is
the attorney who marshaled the legai
forces for the defense of John j. NC
Namara, secretary treasurer of the
international Association of Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers. Seven
LAWYERS in all were engaged by the
American Federation of Labor to con-
duct the defense. Leo M Rappaport,
attorney for the Structural Iron Work
ers' union, at the instance of the Of
ficers. selected attorneys who, in his
mind, were capable of waging great
battle. He selected six lawyers, the
most noted of whom is Clarence S.
barrow of Chicago.
barrow is fifty-four years old and is
independent in politics. He has de-
voted his time and proffered his aid
gratis in many instances to the cause
of labor. His success in this class OF
cases has been phenomenal.
He was legal adviser for the United
Mine Workers of America during the
time of the arbitration of Pennsyl-
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General.


forts of Tripon.
The beer and cigar bill OF Senator
Stephenson was 100000.
Violence marked the arrival OF
strikebreakers at New Orleans.
A proposal of arbitration may be
advanced to Italy by Turkey
Mr.. Roosevelt says it needed bold
man to start the Panama canal.
Mexico may have new revolution,
aimed against Madero.
Funeral services for Admiral Schley
will be held in St. Johns church.
The Santa Fee road wants an order
on Nebraska rates set aside.
Five hundred thousand acres were
disposed of in the Rosebud drawing.
Our trade movement is large de-
spite war abroad and strikes at home
President Taft was given a taste
of wild west at Cheyenne by broncho
busters.
Buffalo, N. Y, was chosen as next
years meeting place of the league OF
American municipalities.
In his estimates Postmaster General
Hitchcock provides $4,000 for mail
carrying by aeroplane.
Seventy proprietOrs OF steel and
iron foundries met at New York and
discussed business matters behind
closed doors.
According to witnesses for Senator
Stephenson, beer and whisky are a
necessary adjunct of campaigns.
J. C. Elliott of West Point was nom.
mated as republican candidate for
congress in the Third Nebraska dis
trict
The committee of governor's-Al-
dich, Harmon and Hadley-made up
their brief in the Minnesota rate
case.
The German embassy is urging for
bearance on the part of the Turkish
government in the matter of the ex-
pulsion of Italians
1t will cost 1929, 100000 to maintain
the United States navy and provide
for suitable increase in the next fiscal
year, according to the estimates.
The commerce court issued an Or
der fixing October 16 as the date for
hearing of the application of the
transcontinental railways for an in
junction against the orders of the in
terstate commerce commission.
The federal government brought
forfeiture suits against Nathan Allen,
of Kenosha, Wis, and John r. Col
Inns of Memphis, Tenn, to recover
$185,000, the value of struggled jewels
and wearing apparel.
Provision for establishment Of a
parcels post and transportation of mail
by aeroplane has been made by Post
master General Hitchcock in his an
nual estimates of Post Office depart
ment expenditures submitted to the
Treasury department.
United States Circuit Judge Joseph
V, Quarles died in Milwaukee, He
had been in poor health for about a
year.
The resignation Of Captain Frank A.
Cook, recently court-martialled at San
Francisco for conduct unbecoming an
officer has been accepted by the presi-
dent
Both the Southern Pacific and the
Houston & Texas Central railroads
practically declared an open shop
when they made announcement that
shopmen on strike can return to work
Der 8.
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Pauline Wayne at Dairy Show.

Milwaukee, Oct. 10. President
ats COW, Pauline Wayne, is the
lest of honor at the International
airy show, which opened it's doors
ere today. While Pauline is a center
{ interest, there are countless other
fractions, among them a complete
orking dairy, in which is shown the
andling of milk from the time it
ONES from the cow until it is ready
" consumption. Nearly 1000 pounds
{ butter and much cheese will be
lade daily. The exhibit of bred
attic is one of the largest ever made
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knights TempIar Send Aid.

Milwaukee, Oct 12.-The state
Knights Templar, in session here,
have decided to offer all the aid re-
Quired by the members of the Black
River Falls lodge, who number nearly
140. The commandery sent letter
with $500 to Black River Falls.
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Snowstorm Grips Montana.

Pocatello, Idaho, Oct. 12.-South-
western Montana is in the grip of a
terrific snoWstOrm Butte is cut Off
from communication with the outside
world. Every telephone wire into
Butte has been leveled, communication
ceasing at Helena and Deer Lodge on
the north and Dillon on the south.
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guarding
safe He socky
stocking
i've feet eight inches in height He has the reputation OF being one or the
travelling perfected
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Hopeless.

First Motorist-I have driven car
for two years and I've never yet run
down anybody.
Second Motorist (disgustedly)-
Why don't you quit trying and hire
chauffeur Puck.
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TAFT WELCOMED I'M FAR WEST.
President Visits Olympia, Tacoma and
Portland

Portland, Oct 12.-On one of the
busiest days of his trip, President
Taft crossed the Columbia river into
Oregon and arrived in Portland.
He spent the day in travelling south
from Tacoma and the only long stop
was made at Olympia, where Mr.. Taft
was the guest at luncheon of Governor
Hay of Washington.
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Den you say dat my suit

The Lover-Den you say dat my suit
Is in vain?
The Lass-Not exactly, but I did
say if you little, bow-legged, pie-faced
NUT didn't quit follerin me around
I'd bounce a brick on yer forehead!
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accompanied him. She
o tina to al
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AS dawn precedes the sun, SO
should acquaintance precede love-
Du Bose
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Sixty-tWo Bodies Recovered.

Austin, Pa, Oct. 10-Out of a total
"A believed to have persisted in the
BOD here, 62 bodies have been taken
ON the ruins.
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Let me fail in trying to do some
thing rather than sit still and do moth
ing.-Cyrus Hamlin.
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on Mcnamara
ing fee O
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28
Nenfahrsselabhf.

v@eluboe iinb ba5u oo, oab fie &C.
broden mer6en," bot etnmal Elm me!
fer Mann geiagt. l1no tper fdon e.
nise Sabre our6 bieies irbii& Sam
mertbol gepileert lit uno fogenannte
@rfobrung geiammelt bat, meib. ont
er in ben n%teiiten Gdnen @edt bot.
@eIiibbe, NIT oenen fein innerer ODER
duberer 8anane perbunoen 1T, iino
cine binige @aore, Die bel eriter @e'
Iegenbeit losgeidlagen miro, u1c
benienieen, Die BEL Mnbrud BEG neuer
Sabres abgelegt tperoen, sebt es nid1
better als onberen. Bir feben Dor
uns i'm Bi1oe nit feierlid erbpbene1
@eften oen iungen Ma11n, meld}er
oie Notbmenoigfeit perioIrt, i'm melt
en- Sabre arh auf nelten @egen 81
manoeln. Sic Soleen beS Silpejter.
abenos, oen er in luitiger @eieal@at1
perlebt bot, ,perben tpobl nod ntd)t
gang iiber1punoen iein uno 81 leiner
8ubfertigfeit am Neuiabrsmorgen
beitroeen. gr gelobt alto, es nidt
micocr tbun 81 molen, bie iiblen Ge.
mobnbeiten oes Trirfens, Rand)ers
u. (. 10. ab5ulegen uno belaste lulttge
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28

Die Mutter gab iie inn aud bereme:
miaig. @Iiidlider 8nabe, cine nit
fiiblen6e Mutter 3l babenl
Dieier Rnabe par Der beriibmte
Soba1ln gricion N, Der bic Dampffeuer-
,maidine erfano. gr mar es, Der bas
beriibmte &riegsi@iff .Monitor"
.bal1te, >neldes I'M 8iirgerfrieg ser
Union BEN Sieg iiber 6os uttgebeuer
rMerrimac" errang. ST. Sdwe-
sen geboren, tpuroe er elm trener 8iir-
ger Mmerica's. SSn Ger gan5en @elt
miro er geadtet i1n1 geltebt.
90 pur6e aus 6en feiBigen 4na.
ben Elm meltberibmter Ma1un.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-28
Ser sobn bes SleiHes.

Sobann tpoute ni9t Bel BENT Mus=
f1ug ieiner &ameraoen mitgeben.
uSh fan1 nidt geben, ih babe gu
piel gu tbun," iagte ct. l1no ood tpar
er rur 11e1tn Sabre alt. @r berfertigte
namlid cine fleine Sdgemiible. Dieie
@iible mar fein 5piel8e1g, ion6ern
Elm bolifan6iges, arbeiten0es Mo0en;
aud mar iie 3ierli9 a1no nett ge=
madt. Cine nbrfeoer mar 6urd eine
|6eile in cine fleine edge perpanoel1
moroen, un6 6ieie Sage befetigte Ell
in einem b0I5ernen @eften.
@iele Sabre fpater fragte man Ser
|Sobann, Der in5mti@en berubmt ge.
poroen par, Unit cine 2iite }einer gr.
fin6ungem. MIs erite auf ser 2iite
ltan6. Die Sdgemiible, melde er ors
neuniabriger &nabe gema9t batte.
Gber SOS mar ntdt iein ariter Ser,
JUDI gepeien. Ct mar elm @dme6e
un6 fem @ater Elm Mineneigentbuii,
mer. Sobarn fing idon on at pla.
men, o1s er nod iebr Helm NOR. MIs
err iedS Sabre alt uar, grub er feline
erite Mine 5polf Bon tief nno nit lei
men eigenen &dn6en madte er eine
Better 1tn6 einen Saipel. &onnte
man ertparten, DAB Elm 10 geidaftiger
&nobe fi6 8eit nebmen tuiir0e, INN iid
an Mlsfliigen 5n betbetIigen?
&ls er 5ebn Sabre alt tpar, erfan1
er Elm @obr, UNI 8oiier aus sen Mi.
men ob3uleiten. Ct rrodte feline eiiae.
men 8erf5euge, l,no 6as ~erfor6erte
3eit nn6 @e6u6. Ct modte pieIe
8et4n1ngen, uno Inn 6iefe(ben maIen
8lH fonrte11, erbat er ii9 bon ser Mut.
ter &anre aus ibrem BeI3mqnteI,
tpelde linn dig BinieI 6iene1r ioIten.
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@elenihaft. tpelde i'm BARN beftdrft,
All meioen. Dlit einem worte, er III
feit entldloien. in 9ufl,nft einen nit
iterboft loIi0er 2cbenstpanoel 81 tub9'
rem uno lid int @eiddft bur@ Riinft'
Iidteit, Bleib uno strebiamfeit aus.
5u3eidnen.- @oftentlih baben mir es
6ieSmul NIT einem @eIiibbe 81 tbnn,
oeiIen MusfMbr,1ng bon Gamer 81
un6 oos nidt id,on mad Elm paar
Togen, Icden ooer Monaten -pie0er
in 8ereeNenbeit serdtb. Sa,tvter 60
tan. Der binter DEM Singing itebt,
min lid feline ge,lte nid)t 10 leidd
entidllpfen lafien unb miro fbor
fir sic n0tbigen Gallen iorgen.
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Das brape @atterd,sn.

gS mar int Minter, unb ous sis
{tano. "a be1dloiien Die Sululter,
elm grobes Set gu fetern; iie 'alusen
8elte ont uno alt uno inna, 0te
aanae 5ta0t, periammelte ii6 orall'
ben. Die einen Iiefen Sdlittldnh,
Isle an6eren fubren in Sflitten; III
lben 8elten erl9ou Malitf, un0 aa1t.
3er uno Edn3erinnen idapentt.1 lid
berrm, nnb sic Mlten iaBa1 OF Den
fEilden inns tranten ems. so nere
aing ser gauge Sag, uno Ssr bene
Mono ging auf; aber Der Snbei ld'ctt
mini erjt re9t an5ugeben.
Sour Elm altes Miiitter@en &par BON
sen 2eute1t aIlein in Ser 5taot &C.
blieben. sic mar franf uno gebre6-
lid uno fo1tnte lire GuBe niM mebr
gebroude,1; aber ga ibr &auSdyen anf
oem Deide ftan6, fonnte fie bon IT,
rent 8ette aus aufS Sis bina1s!eben
u110 sic Sre1be betradten. Wie es
mum gegen SEN Mben6 faHt, 50 ge=
mabrte iie, in0em lie 10 anf Sie See
b%inausiab, int @eiten ein lleines,
meibes @0lf6en, 0as eben aus Ser
@immle1pg ausitieg. @lei@ befiA Tie
cine unen6lide Mngit; Tie NOR lit fritz
beren Gagen NIT ibrem Ntanne sur
See gepeien uno peritarto iih ,po5!
auf @ir0 uno @etter. Sic rednete
na6: in ether fleinen Starb: nitro
|bie Tll1tb bu iein, Damn mfrs elm
l5turm losbreden, mn6 ale lino GER
loren. ga rief atn6 iamerte lie 10
|laut, als lie nur fonnte; aher niez
man6 mar in ibrem &auie, uno tie
geadbarn maren ale auf eem Giie;
nieman6 b0rte iie. SIMMER GROCER
marc nnteroeB 6ie @olfe uno all
mabli9 idtpdr5er; nod einige Minu-
ten, un6 sic Glutb muBte % fem, ser
l5turm losbreden; 90 raft fie ale
lire &raft 81aiammen un6 friedt auf
I&dnoen unb SiBen aus Sem 8ette
|5um Sfen. @liidli@ finhet tie lodi
einen 8ranb, i6leu6ert tim III Dos
lStrob hires 8ettes atn6 eilt: ID. id1;en
lie fam, binous> fid in Siderbeit gu
bringen. Das Sausden itano nun
algenblidli@ in Slammen, uno wie
Ser 6el1erfdein bonn Cite aus geie5en
mar0, itiir3te aues in mtl6er @aft
Dem gtrar6e gu. S4on iprang Der
8imo ouf unb fegte Ben @tal1b nuf
6em @iie Dor ibnen fer; Der SimInel
mor6 ountel, 6as gis fling an gu
frarre11 lpr1o ait idpmanfen, ser @ino
muds gum 5t1rm, un6 als eben sic
lebten SEN SUP outs feite 2ano leB>
ten, brad sic Dede, uno sic 8lutb
mpgte an Sen Stran6.
go rettete sic arme 6rau Sic gar5e
|5taot un0 CAB ibr Sab un5 @ut 6a=
FIN gu Deren Sell lnb &ettung.
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getter a5ntes Rerstnliirsr 81 str tetlIs
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Tsles Mieren.&iaen

ftdrfeno in @irfung, raid in @eiuIta-
ten. &eiIt irgerb eiren Sal bon SIZE.
rem Deer gIaien.l1norora,ng, tie nidi
alBer Sem Berei4 Ser Meobit liegt.
@i# notb1penoie noebr au iagen. Dime
0piaten ODER fdddliide meoi3inftoffe
irgerb elmer Nrt felt Golep's &oi1en
.ano Ear COMPOUND &uften uno beiIt
Grfdltut1gen. 9oBt Ga1h TEN Sub
itihat eeben. RoIitsr Drug GO. &ss.
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Neniahrsein,ne.

Dos aopibilo 8eist oen .Neuiabrs.
einaua"'. pie er alf ctnem Silpeiter.
sbon oargeltent Miro. Sdlas 6w0ll
l1br Sffnen lid sic Iluseltbiiren Dee
codes unO IN elmer Sdnfte m!rb
oog rneue Sabr" III @eitalt elmer rel.
aenSer iungen Dnme bertinuetrngei,.
Sssbr Beqleiter i'm Nofcfofoitiim &c.
nieH sen 9orong, ben erften GdIts
joexSabres nit ibr maiden ssa toIut "a;
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Neulabrsweibe

wit eber1per 3unge
Ga ruft es, sebt M@tl
Gin Sebr 1T i'm 5dtpun9s
gu enSe sebradt. /.
STR frepoisen 8eder.
&ebt flingenoe Beher.
@esribet 6as iunse,
Dos Sabr, bas ertpa@.
SIN Dunfel geborer1,
Sm nahtigen SdooB,
Da tritt's aus Den Eboren
Ees 2ebens 10 grob!
@as 7ubrlt gu inn Sdilbe2
@as oeigit ou i'm @iGbe3
@as rMiten Die @oren
Sir mebietnoes 2os2
Sell! neuer @ehieter
Ser b%arrenoen 8elt,
Gin Sabrlang uns mieoes
Gum Imte belteQt!
@ir a1e, bie beinen,
@ir fom,nen, eriheiner.
11nb beugen uns nieoer.
Su f6un, mas gefdqt.
&cbt, 8ruoer, sic 8Iide,
Muf mutbiger 8nhn,
8ertrauet Dem glide,
8 ihauet i'm an!
2ei't in ieinen Mienen,
@as iebt tbr aus fbnen2
@os lteb'n fir @eidide
@edrieben 6oran?
sn oumferea 8ugen,
ssn %flommen6er @ufb,
Midt Iouter 8ergn;iger.
Sod 6reuoen unb &ut.
Sie 1ponen uns iaeen
Son 1ul6en, grtragen
Die Shrift fam spob1 Mgelt,
Ho@ riite bid, Mutbl
@dliebt, Brioer, sic @uroe
l1no fpredt I'M Berein:
@tets IaBt uns I'M Bunoe
: Sem @nn5en uns tpeib'n!
Do6 min mon uns trenne11,
@dnn tpir6 man erfennen,
@ie felt ouf Dem @runoe
@tebt ieoer n1ein.
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TamiItenfret3.
@eonlospflese bei ainoern,

Scent Saul gtibter ipridt ein ge=
o%nfenreides, moblermogenes, mabres
.@ort aus, menn er iagt: u&inoern
lift eigentIi9 feine anoere Sdule no
.tig, aIs sic ser @e6ltlb." limo IN
Ser Gbat, ser Meni@, Ser @e0ul6 ge=
lernt bot, 1ernt 6ur@ 6iefe aues @n=
bere. Sic lit fir 6as &in6 sic @or<
idhle gum @eboriam fir ben CT
madyienen bagegen Ste Stride, Die linn
iiber bos nnpermei6li6e @rtragen
binmegbiIft un6 i'm fir Elm immer
11cues 5treben uno @rreiden letner
3meGe un6 3iele auS6auernb madt.
@e6a1b lit oaber elmer Ser &anptpfei,
Ter nit, ste 6e1 @runo uno Ben 8an
Der @r5iebung oes Meniden tragen.
'Die @dlIe ser @eoulo lit gepiiier=
maben sic @da1le 6es 2ebens. 2ebre
0eine @inber @e0ul6 un6 iie merben
nit a%usbarren1em SleiBe ale ibre
gum 8orlab genommeren @n65mede
permirflidt iebeh un6 ME noreilig
bonoeln. Denn NIT ser @e0ul6 ber=
binoet iid BEL geiltiger Inlage audi
Isle 8eiormenbeit, Sic itets Ser Sei=
oemiduftli9feit un6 an6eren ida6li<
diem gideniGuften einen IGmpfer
anfieben miro.
Sic reid1ten Grii9te miro ieto9
sic @e6ul6 int l1ngliide bringen; fie
miro Dor @er3meiflung uno 8lein-
mutb idiiben, erneute &ratt geben,
INN 6as geideiterte 2ebensidiff mie<
Ser a%uf5ubauen uno 6asielbe rl5ig
int Sabrpaner, int gtron1e BEG 2e=
bens 6abtngleiten laiien.
@erniinftige gltern mer6en ater
gut fbu1t, idon f%riib5eitig nit Ser
|@r5iebung fir 6ieie @igenidaft gu
|begimen, anfan9s nur 11nmertlih,
NIT Der 8eit ober in frdftiger 8ei<
lie, big 6araus ipater 6ie 8emeiiteru11g
6es etgenen @iQens un0 Sic @err-
|idaft iiber ft6 ielb1t beroorge9t; au6
gebt nit ser @rlernung ser @e6rl0
oie Sdule fir sic @nt6altiamfeit
@anb in @an6.
0os &tn6 ion 6l1r6 sic erlten SAB
re Ser gr5iebung ur6 ielbit lpater
nod Big CUR iidtliden @rItarfung 1T
Der @e6ul0 ioeenam1ten @eoulospro,
ben bon 3eit gu 3eit urtermorfen
mer6en, 1atiirlid obne lie a(S iolhe
|idon inn oora11s gu be5eidnen. Mub
peritebt fi9 bon ieIblt; sob 6ieie Tie
bltngen ntdt in unperitanoige Gl1a-
|lerei altsorten 6iirfen, nein, i'm Sc
gentbefI, fie ionen 10 gemdblt mer-
Sen, 6oB nod beitan6ener uno ge-
gliidter Hrobe SOS &in6 ielbit Srell-
De ooriiber empfin6et, oielleidt iogar
Mnregung gu fiinftigen 5elbitii6u1<
gen. Se6es Md6@en ion Elm ger-
gniigen 6arin fin6er, eine1t permirrtel,
&zndatel 8one uim. in @eol1Io 3n Is
len, itoH lin unge6ul6ig oIs nltt-
los fort3utuerfen; fein &nabe iollte
feline @dfer-, 5dmetterIings- o0er
on6ere SammIung nerf9enfen, neil
fir feline ibm nod innetpobnenoe lit
gebulo 6as Sammelr1 gu langiom
gebt.
@ir b~eaeidneten borber sic @e6ul6
als einen &altptpfeiler fir Sen 8aa
Ser Gr8iebung, un6 in ser Ebat, lie
at mben, fan1 r1idt ornigeno geni1g
berporgeboben mer6en; ion tie aber
Die nabrbaft moBltbdtige See seq 2e-
bens iein, 10 6arf iie nns nidt crit
in ipateren Sobren 0urh bus 9eben
|ielbft aufger6tbigt tperoen; fte mub
fib idon Bel Der eriten @r3iebung
arnieren @eien eingetpobnen; mir
n%tiiifen fie idor nit ing 2eben brtn-
gen, benz, mabrbaftig, mir gebrmtdyen
Die foitbare @igenidaft, Die mir @e-
bulb 1re111,err, bonn Girtritte hts 2eben
BIB our lebten Stai1bbe.
The evening world., 1911-12-19
0lrl Life saver Gets Medal From
Canadian society.

Mis- Sarah Lane. at elaborate exer-
cises In the High school at Schenectady.
was presented with a medal on behalf
of the Canadian Royal Humane So
ciety.
The honor was In recognition OF her
heroism Aug. 8 last. when sine saved
Miss Eliza Knapp from drowning In
New Brunswick.
The evening world., 1911-12-19
Girl who saved 1000 Dime TIPS
Gets many Offers % Marriage.

a paraXraph IN thIs COLUMN rcctf'Iy
told how Miss Ivy Cole. a Denver walt.
ress. had bought a fur coat with l.Wc
dime tips she saved.
Since then she has received many
Christmas presentA letter. n postal
csyds oommsnAing nor frugaii'y. end
proposals of marriage from all over the
country.
The evening world., 1911-12-19
Ills "Ghosts" Have wings and Left
Him Qulte . Treasure,

+. l.. Blcnham and family Of Ravine
road. Plsinfield. n. j.. have notified
their %neishbors TO call of the dogs and
put up their weapons. because the ghost
has been laid.
worried the Blenhams for some time.
and Chief Of Police Kelly was called.
He found under an attic floor a big
swarm OF bees and twenty five pounds
Of honey.
The evening world., 1911-12-19
Fo1ka Betting Real Money On the
Presidential EleotlOn.

Wall Street II already doing q little
mid betting on the next Presidential
election. but all the money IL wasered
on Roosevelt.
There are small bets OF I "a s that
Roosevelt will be nominated and elected.
No other bets have been recorded thus
far.
The evening world., 1911-12-19
jersey Solomon Gives Young Pris.
oaer . Novel Alternative.

When John Ford. twenty-five. Of Nut
ley. was arraigned before Rscor der-Page
he was told that he could take hts
choice Of paying a ins with the ST.
found OF him or sending II to his mother
and taking the pledge.
He told the Court to send the none
to his mother and then signed the
pledge.
The evening world., 1911-12-19
Playmates oddly Die AZ same MIN.
ute rom sim11ar A~ccidents.

Gertrude Zimmerman and Mablc
simon. playmates living near zach other
In Elizabeth. NJ j.. and each Ave years
old. died at the same minute In the
same hospital from burns received by
playing with matches In their respective
homes.