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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

. MIR. and Mrs. Vim. Parshall were
pleasantly surpri sed by number Of
their friends at their home Saturday
evening, the occasion 3S being their
wedding anniversary. The evening
was passed in cards, after which re-.
freshments were served. 5 ss$
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

Frank Morin and Robert Dougherty
were initiated into the Brainerd. lodge
Of Knights of Columbus at the big
meeting of the railroad town lodge
last SUNDAY. -+'.. ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

Miss Ada Bohlke arrived Saturday
from Kasson to take q position in the
public schools Of this city, and has
taken up her residence at the N. N.
BerQhoim home. "a - 5TTzzsl> d = ) is
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

A fine Durock sow of the J. L. Met
calf stock farm was purchased last Fri
day by Nj. A. Janney, who has, placed
same on his farm southeast of town.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

Constantine Droskowskl, who was
unenn,np the holidays with relatives
here returned to Coilegeville Monday
where he is. attending st. Johns
college. He is playing the centre POSI-.
ton ON the st. John = basket ball q ui i1 9
this season. 8t stSs "
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

Leo Roble, the Little Falls Coopera-
tive company's delivery-man, is laid
mn as the result of barrel of salt fall
ing onto his heel. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

The JAG Kiewel Brewing company
has been this week preparing an ice
road over which to haul tie ice for, its
ice storage. $3.50
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

Supt. B. F. Hall of the Herman pub
lie schools, visited here Saturday with
Supt. M. E. Barnes enroute home from
International Falls, where he had been
spending the holidays with relatives. q
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

The Sunday school room IN the base:
ment of the Methodist Episcopal
church IS being repapered, retoored,
and fitted up with a new furnace,
which improvements will make # very
,nnch more comfortable for nesting,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

P. ). vasaly. Of the Herald.
returned Saturday morning from
Staples, where he attended the
annual meeting Of the Northern
Minnesota Editorial association.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

Mrs. Tom Sharon was confined to her
bed this week as the result of falling
down steps at her home last Friday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

Quarantine has been placed on the
home of H. N. Magee, one Of the
family being ill with scarlet fever.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

Miss leila Conner Of Park Rapids,
who returned here last Friday, was on
the eve of her departure the guest OF
honor alta party given at the home OF
her cousin, Miss Pearl Longley. S
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

The local lodge OF ODD Fellows in
stalled their officers tor the ensuing
year at their meeting last Monday
evening. IL -. g..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

F. l.. Harrigan. traffic manager of
the Northwestern Telephone company
tor the st. Cloud district. returned to
st. Cloud Monday. after; short visit
here r. 49,. ~ 49,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

Mrs, John Cairns is convalescing
from a recent illness.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

Walter Collins. who was employed In
the Abeles store at st. Cloud, went to
New. Ulm Monday to assist in a sale
which is being held by his company
IN the southern Minnesota town.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

Prof. John Cans has recovered from
an attack of quinsv, and made his
regular trip to st. Cloud Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

FIRE I & : BOOK . :
For Every Living Thing on the Farm
Humphreys Veterinary Specifics.
500 Page Book free, on the Treatment ana
Care Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dom,
Hogs and Poultry. also Stable Chart @
hang up, mailed free. Isl
LIST OF SPECIFICS.
A.A. For FEvERs. MIX Fever. Lnns Fsvea
B. b. For sPRAINs. Lameness. Rheumatissn
C. c.. For SORE Throat. Epizootic. Diseempsp.
%. .. For WORMS, Bots. Grubs. rs
e. IF. For COUGHS. Colds. Iniuenza,
r. 4. For collie. Bellyache. Diarrrlea. 81
e. G.. lorevents 1dlsCARRIAGE. SIS
:H.sH. For KIDNEY and Bladder disorders, Il
i. Il. For SKIN DISEASES. Mango. Eruptto.ez
IS &. For BAD CONDITION. I.llssssIos.
AZ druggists or sent prepaid % recsipl
IS price. go cts. each.
HunPHRKYy HOMO. n ICnlR CO., On
4 gllilla and ~ stests. 81. ,ss
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

Street Commissioner Isaac LaFond
had 3 crew at work with two snow
plows cleaning the walks OF the city
Sunday, the work being completed
Monday morning, = - < - !;
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13

Miss L,Jzle johnson is suffering
from an attack of diphtheria
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-13
BUYS WEST SIDE GROCERY STOR]

Jerney- Lind Blanchard, Librarian.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12

Goh7a At Silver. lille Over, E1a1te
SatI17 The R1ack Chiffon Hsair7
IS Lined IV1tE1 5ilyer: Ea6roI;aera,,
7skzle The Eci7se Shaped RadIce
Sof Maite Ch5fS.7 aha AHG,ees
Satin The SLeeres Ire B7acF
over SILVER The Gou-z7 Is Lo7aS
hazStea dr1a the Bet Is of Bz7eh
as7a s!a haits Chiffon Gzz7bIzszea
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12

plaques made Of heavy woods wool combined with
beads. The newest things in these bands being
made of Shetland wool in black white and these
used on purple. blue, white. and black hats alike.
and are smart
But to return to gowns, which just now are more
important than hats. After visits to half dozen OF
the large dressmakers away quite dazed
and confused in mind what Is really pre-
valng mode. All are united upon narrow skirts and
a general air Of slimness and skmpiness but aside
from these details there is much diversity.
Many Of the best establishments showing models
that exact reproductions of portraits done
Louis XVI period. with lace founced skirts. the
graceful Marie Antoinette hchu, the long, slim
waist, aocentuated by belts velvet. buckles and
buttons. All these costumes require SOFT silky
terinS, chons, crepes and liberty satins. and many
them also being made OF the short tafretas
which latest thing IN silks description
The skirts Of all these frocks short narrow
and they trimmed with ruches, rufles and
hounces, the latter frequently being embeIshed with
garlands OF flowers in silk and wool The hchus
with these frocks always becoming unless 1t be
some unduly stout figure, and this OF the prn-
cpal reasons why these gowns have had their imme-
diate success The colors that are used for them
soft bright, and the blending OF lace with other
and heavier stuffs Is always good.
On tho other hand, the short waistsd gown. with
simple Ines its narrow skirt, and comfortable
and easily adjusted kimono sleeves, Is difficult dis
lodge from its position Of general favorite and Just
az many Of the large establishments still making
these the others. They ara H,ins masses Of
brodsry on them. and the lighter and transpar-
snt the material employed for the costume the heavier
the wool silk that forms the trimming. Some Of
the combinations of colors too quite dazzling,
ana would be crude II they not perfectly In
troduced.
Each day notices the gain in favor OF purple,
and 80 far there Is other color much worn.
II Is greatly employed gowns, not IN touches
and there but parts of the costume and in great
quantities. There also many entire gowns OF
purple being worn some of them being of bright
shades. In these cloth. rather velour de laIne
and satin figure prominently, do velvet and velour
Purple hats are much the mode, and in these moth
ing too bright and too elaborate Some of the
silk fslts in all these purple shades beautiful,
and this seaAon they Of such wonderful qualities
that to ovcrtrim them would be Q crime Most OF
being so 49, -.. r.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12

7ftero17oor7 Gown qSL0x1s M Rro1aaNzd
qGrepe de Chine dna G77RSz7 Velvet VHpere
Ert Of G5t1nae Is Raz1qooat IN Shape md
Shows d @1n9le E7Vgne gS5atznN Nxch L1ghter7
IN B17e Than the TE7vet The SHIRT Of the
fsdzz7Scoat Is Lzz7ed WITH hz77te 5at1a.
hhzch 9hoMs Ia q El01r79 D0n27 Eztaer0 side.
lat o$'RacF Velvet Trimmed with a TTade
lstrs1rb E1atLe,o MODEL From oARLIsS
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12

these combination Of colors to give them
Others have bands OF crocheted WOOL twisted about
the crowns, and still others caught up with
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-14

feIbItDerItGnblid beute no6!!" iaete ct
lpie aus @eodnten bsrars.
ga. Sans, ni9t auff6iebeni Gs
if aud 9sinetroeg,n = lap. nur
es miro garS out isiH, tpenn Oh aud,
ipieoer einmdI Elm unosres @efift nm
Did bait! 60 uno nun alb mir
nod raid einsn slug aid)f 10 taIt!
@inen or6entIiGen, 10 ME frii6er -
Ifo 10! 8, 9u psiBt ia gar ntbt.
ME unIinnig heb i9 Did babe"
@ans mar i@cn an ser gbir, ais
@nnette ibm naNyief:
n9u. ri6tig, Oh Daft mir ia md
gar nidt geiaQt. ipie es nit Dem
Bapillon gebt2 Wirit On 91ldb baben
fir 0sin Mufeum?4
oGs ei9ret ii1 ieAr gut fir oen
3;ped. Sag sinmaI. annette neil
mir has gera6. einfdlt, biuter Dem
9nbilon 1T cine 56iir. oie brett in
Den @nI6 fiibrt. @eibt 0u p;enei0t
sufGIlig, fpr ser S6liTsl Nt2 Beng
Ier meilit, er miiils i'm S4rei6tii@
fein!"
rWiaF 0u i'm raasn?"
rG9, i'd frags MIR! Gs III cod
bsdremer, lpenn id ma! nit 8en3ler
allF ole Sdgo gebs -
nSieb bO6 i'm Shreibtil6 nad!"
ISIS id suruf bin!"
Gr trat Der Annstte Eno mGdte
en- @eiift ME Elm unelduliaer
SSunge.
limo id iou .Jirtli6 na6 Miins
den fubreH, 4nNe?"
Sic srbut ii6 10 RAID, aIs fisle
i6r's gar ntdt F1per, lno fdmieste
ii9 iuieoer On ID
Sd, ia, Sars, On fibrf ptrtli4!
mir msin lts6,s Miin6en uno
ni9t, IN pufsrs @einitube gu
I9, SuHs - ME lanee it's
Der, DAB mir Oh o5sn faBsn!"
nSbu' 0p6 ui1t. aIs fsi's cine
Dir eri6sint es 10 - cine @iutqs
tsit! Sra, gr&Be Define SHUTTER uno
ole Meni9en, Ole ih tsUHe, uno Idge
Dab i6 eiHs febr, ie9r gliie.liz
DIE Srau bin!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-14
IT 8ubttef.


Sans boz in ore @snolinger
StraBe m MInu}sU EN- SsBt ltdno
er por Dem alien ;1uuIe, in Scm |idj
Die BENTON Gutter befdn0.
Inter Der bIUtrtpplfrten ReIfrgs
'6eibs, in oereu Mitte iidJ DER Sufer
Nes elettriI6en 2duteps,fs brett
md6te, prdn9te cine grpBe fftuarse
@lastufel nit @o!orettern; oaruuf
itanb: .Yeniioa Gutter, 8. Gtuge4.
nSapperlot, iinS Die rpbsf gerporz
Sen". Na4te Sans I1fetuo, Sem &c
srinnerte ii3 Ser sfaeioenen gtfits
tarte, oie i'm orisrttrt butte, alg er
oas erItemal iu9eno pJr Dsm Slufe
geitanOen.
@dbreno iein Bid iibsr sic MIDI
terne SaTaOe oes SduIes binglitt.
ttat in feline iugen EN- feItfamer
Iusorud, Elm 8smiI8 BON 5reuoe
uno 6ofinungslpf;gfeft.
@r fdb es germ tpieoer, oiefes dlte
6dis. 0ns er Dor meAr ats 8tpsi Sab
rem 10 oon 3uberii6t uno Slid ous
leBtemul OertdNen batte, .eintm nelts
en-; id0neren QeGeu ~sntoe9er", lpie
Annette IT. ibrer teineni9drftthen
35rtlidfeit i9m Sugefllfert bate.
DIS er mir ole lGsgetretenen SoIS=
trsppen 6iRuufitieG. quGlte i'm 9l6B=
lid Nie Sroge: 8ur es pirtlih ff6s
nsr ge~noroen? @o.uiB, ote tdBtider
mcterieasn Sorgen mar er ios ge
nnt0sr, ober i6m erfAien es, ais lei
trrboem Der 6ans 9%rieIenoorf. ser
sum eritenmul Ole 5reppen "a binouf
Qeloufen mar, ser bentiosnslpertbere
MenI6 geueIen.
Sans Ieuf5te tieT auf unO belt
einen 4ugenbltd itta. @erdoe "a mar
i'm oas Blonde MGoet, Die Gle
Gutter. in oie Irms 9eIaufen.
@lIe Gutter! @ds Sic ipobt iuger
piir0e, mem, lie piytItt6 annettss
| G~inlabung fotgte uno nd1 Straz
! NIT tam! Die tlltgen M6o9enougsr
niir0en npbt BALD liar Ieben! ga ia,
uno Damn niiroe lie oenten: geIdieht
Inn gang rehtl @arum bat er ourd)
materielle RiidIi6tsn Isin 2eben in
1 lie 9obnen 9elentt,
90 muBte lie ia osnten, llno ale
neil feiner puBte unb es otellei9t
audi ri6t eeslaubt bate. Dab er oaz
malls einsm sbrii6er 4ufnalen zines
itarfen 9efiibles esfolgt par. Dab
es sben nur Elm MvflYdllsn eetpsien,
Dem INNER msbr bir Grnii6.trung
frIate. Sans idittelte ben &opf.
Ri9t Sentenl I'm @ottespi1en nur
oaron ni6t riibrsn. Gr nta nidt!
SdlisBlidl Was lag ibm an oen
2eutsn! BUR .oaB aud oieies
Mdoden. Dem rr Elm paar 4~ugenblide
pon t0erSsnspdrme odrtte, bas ibm
10 tisF Ibmpatbiih eetpeien. bonn err
item Iu9enblid an, hab GIfe Gutter
unb lie fano i'm fiber erbdrmlih!
0as drserte ion mandmal! llnb
iebt, pdbrsnb sr i'm 8sgrtff Itano,
ibr ndd 10 LANCER 3eit ipieosr unter
bie @ueen Su tretsn, fiel Inn Elm. odb
6as Md66en oamols, na6pem liz
BON Teiner @,rloSung nit annetts
frfabren, Elm 10 eiig gemehenes 8st
nebmen CUR G4oll trug. bds 10 mert:
piir6is aessn ole barmlois 3utrau-
li9feit abIto1. oie porbem ibrsn Der,
febr nit ibm uusseihnete.
9amaIs bate or iih barber gear.
gert, ser gutt Sans. ober bsutc be-
idlid i'm Elm psinlidss Gmpfinosn
SAP * isbt dIs @ittsnosr Dor lie tire.
ten iolIte. llnS cas muBte er, tgsnf
or ftin GntseseRtommen fdnot! lin
MnRettes un0 fsinsr aiibe ipilen! 81
!, ,puBte, mem Fsins Srau iid siumd'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-14
WALL.
coax WOOD SALOON j
'~sescniiber Der glabIe

oteS lit Der cleganteite 9aIooa In Ser
trFann rn6 finoei man bort audi bic beitera
eSetrante Mno Gisarren,
9eipnorrS quite Wbiafns. a~Icinisev
'@9ent ~ ocrmunu iiir oen beriaIINlten ,nr,
eda'en gomrbon nno ytne y9htStn, ben Der
monn CHILLING 60. Yeste ocrielbe ,iuie IN
! CT D,tiurvn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-14

sic ppGteu ii9 erit cine @eiIe bic
MeIt anieben, unb in @tramib ndr
dies 6eim bitten gebIiebsn Bis Dor
5tpei Monaten bic Serri6aft pIObli9
anfam = INN bu gu bleibsn.
Sn ibrem 3immsr, duf Der breiteu
Sttpmdns, bic betbsn i6Gnbe unt,r
ben 8opf eeI6o6en, lag Mnnstte uno
ftoyrts ssgeu Die 3immerOede. Ourt,
bos 9eoffnete SenIter Ianote Der
5riihIins feline bsrbsn @riibe unb Elm
poar GonnenftrabIen ipielten au Dem
Sdum Der 9eds. Die &dtbe ibrsr
Ssrrin iiber bic 6iiBe gc;set bate.
lin Nuuettss 2ippsu IpieIte EN-
urF3tres GGasIn, bds i9 nift rtft
porsiipogsn i6isn. Sept ipnnbts lie
nas gelbIi6s, etrpas a%ufeeounTent
8eiidt Der Shire gu unb laui9te.
Sa bas ipdren bic Sdritte hires
mounss! @is Iei6t uuo eIuItiid er
ging! = Wis jung sr it, Gle
fstte iih auf urb nsiate ben aopf
nor. pGbrenb lie bic 8ede iorgiGm
Ibcr Die anie aOg.
r6dns %"
on bait mid rufen TafsR,
Mrnc?" fagte Der, nod e9s er bic
s5ire seidIpilen.
r9ift 9u bDTe?" Sic erbob f6
.tras miibfeIig, bod Sans elite raid
binsu unb briidte tie fuisber nteoer,
r9u iolIt Did ri6t unitrsn9en,
Qnne!"
Gr Iieb iid neben ihr nisOer unb
fobte lire SGnOe.
Gnnetts psr3pg BEN Numb:
,Tds perbst Sbr mir 10 lauas 5us
rrutbsn, Big id nod Dider gelporben
tin un6 ganS 6Gbtid. Damn pirIt
On mid bpa gar nidt me6r Iisb
bobsn!" iGste lie nit einem &nfIus
ppn 9otsttsris.
!6ans ladte qutmiitbig. Damn
fdlang er i4r.n 4rm UNI ieinen
Sats.
.6ait Oh mid benn nod lieb,
Saas9"
Sic 5og ieinen aopf qesen ibre
S4uIter nnb legte lire 8unae duf
IeiRen Munb.
ma. qpne!" Or Ttr,i6elte git.
miitbis 1bre SGnbs.
raanapeilt's Din nod ni6t ns6en
Der eipig trlnten Srau? Rein,
nein gslt. Sans, Su BAIT mid
md liebg" REF Tie ouf sinflal b,iB
unb fubr inn nit Der 9tnfen Iiebs
tpienb iiber oas Geiidt.
a9lnne mas fdGt Dir benn lpie=
Der ein9"
sd babe fpI6e Se6nIu6t nu6
Dir 9ebabt, Drum IieB id Did bits
teHl"
sd mar untsn beim gapiapn!"
limb id IaFs Dir feine Rube,
ncsg DeiBt, ih made mir hinter>
Der bic srSbten @orpiirfs, aber i'm
Mueenblide lam i9 nitht anbers!
Mid erfaBt cine 10 fiir9terlide
9n9it ~ id - i9 muB Did bei
mir habeni"
SIMMER biefs unnDtbigen aufrss
guneen. Gnnette! Oh peibt bod,
NOS Der Gr5t eeIust bail"
Der bat gut rsbsn!" sic lieB
Cams aus unb lodte. rSiebff 0u,
jeBi III aIes ptsbsr gut! Wenn Oh
neben mir iibeIt unO i9 Define Slim.
me bore ~
saaFs i9 Did bsnr 10 pieI ALIEN
Mnm2"
~aa @ptt, Oh bit ia Is out.
MeiBt, id babe Ga9 i6on bdriibei
nansebaht. So sebt bas natiirlid
ni9f fpeiter. Sd nebms Dir ia all,
Sreibeit, unb Elm Mann, Der Ii6 qs.
tnsbslt fiihIt
s@ie Dumm On bif, 4nneit.
fpdrum qualit On Did 10 iebr2" 6.
fpran Sartlid, bertlbigenb. Qbe
babei itreifte Ietn Bid ipie untpil
fiirlid an ibr bsrub. Mar bas 81
eIsgunts, i90ns Mnnstte. bic Is Jpn
bpr apei Sohren anestbane De
bnntbar 81 Itiil, Der fortan fem Sc
ben piDmsn 81 Siirfen, inn Oamll
nihi ala pfliht srfdien, Ionoern al
ttpus. moran nus Strs unb Ieir
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-14
s6ifbrnd i'm 6aftn.
aOman BON Ssa Bod,
"a. fyortiebuns.)

Der nsue Serrl Gr mar ia gang
qelpjB aans anbsrs als isin alter
Soypn nit ieiner raIbeu, oft 10 befs
tioea g(rt.. Sung uno friia upb 4eis
ter mar er. 3as gdlSe Gsiinrs BON
Gtrcnis i4nGrm!e fir i'm, unb
aud ser dlts gen3Isr bate ii6 Der
Iiteenspiirbieen Dirt res nelIsn germ
niG)t sntSiebeu t0nnen.
Die 8dronin bate aaftS rsdt 9e-
babt! Grit. ols Die Na6riht BON
Der Seirdtb Der 6errin nit osrl 8d.
ron D. grieIenoorF nod por Iblalf
bes Syaueridbres mad Gtramib &c.
fommtn mar, 6dtten Die 9elite Die
S0pfe 9sT6iitteIt. gsnaIer feIbi! mar
Elm wenig b6Ie gspeien unb bate ase
mtiDt: oas Sabr hGtt' lie Dem alien
9errn Iaon laIien t6rnsn. qbsr aIs
bann Innette mad Stramis setom.
MN mar, unb !6dns in 10 Iicbenss
'niitpiq a~epinnenber MeiTs feline neue
Rolt dntrat. fIpgen ibm fofprt dls
5erssn gu. limb aud genSler Bat
i'm Stiqen gnn,tte alss ab. CAB ibr
p6niQ reGt! Sic fdisn ia aus ielbIt
beriiingt unb bic SsIigteit leuatete
ihr aus ben eroBsn, f60uen @ugen.
oIs re bas erIte Mal nu6 ibrsr Sell
:oth sum tursen 8eIud nit BEN
Gotten mad Stramis getommen par,
MOLTEN ii9 erit cine @eiIe bic
anieben, unb in @tramib nur
oles 6eim Bitten gebIiebsn Bis Dor
spei Monaten bic Serri6aft pI0bli4
anfam = nm ba 5u blei6sn.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
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New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

.ta- before. Would
probe ITO know
~e JUS. exactly how
Ike he answered. be-
pen way was Thur
re most cXDclient.
-..tt4ncv himself IN
.uov.-Wha- would
what would YOU
J. I couldn't 30
.-.e-s he thinks
H.- not an Ameri-
sorry If II Went So
VIII,
Baron. 81 tel- GER
possible now ~ tell
.re,hatmy-elt~
.... little about
Bur come be- will
arrive now a. the
.a.. make @ very
f.rehingly "Yes,
Duke
It is. first. that
ract the role Of
. say that YOU
anfess nothing
ause the minds
story that YOU
She had been
.rvthing IN any
might have dee
..e- course ten
.t even feared
and Alice had
wrought great
and con-,i-
Princess.
.r-e, She said.
-. occupy the
..~.re
Duke when be
. unnecessary.
.. r.tior after
.~ug'r Can IT
~ any benefit W
D-vicc indeed.
... "I am not a.
"a. say YOU are a--
r.r''v a. P~n-
-- Iiertzegot1a may
and indebted Il YOU
.e.f as ueto~. dis
ri-.ta. who and
nil p~.ur-etod do
u g,-.,.a "Ot
ur young woman
novel. how Won-
] have done a.-
about admit I'd
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r- J made up my
..D Herzegovina
and serious and
corrected kindly.
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forth hi. hand
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r.. ~Iou deserve
.e added. 81
re
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..~ra.i.r having
, #eut -ra,glt
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w0u..arE pang
1874 pra
rrm Princes. and
a"' r.u. ibis
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New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

IL went 70 his inner Office re.,.e--..
II closed the door behind him. and began
20 pace the floor. His thoughts had gone
STRAIGHT 10 Thurlev and Fiaschi asplriH'ii,s, ,,
for He~ hand He was instantly Dot 80.
through. recalling scene ot the "Fnu.t-..
and -ne Count together Il, Aloe Ian hiIA b.
n. had likewise read Of her adventure WIN
c,u.,ema-'. car, and this had increased
h. wD4ucuce. ....
d. though, Of Dds letter. written an- -ea.
=. Trg-lr. after their drive ~ tae pa.'A.
There bad been uo answer lie tnTn'- p.
d fc.o af mail that was neatly piled 'A -.s
desk and Dawed % over RAPIDLY. ID ID -,.-- .''
that a.lIrd him not a. llL ..
Agrn hc paced the room. Aa' J. f'''.'..
had mIx-d their buanes- with aiiar- .'I-
..-rng Thurley. with purpose 10 e-'iliild. e
himself had not yet occurred ~ -'. n'in-
B-f r.Y that the Die was cast bE lne ."ui..'
~. or.n ~ beat him thoroughly DID, Their h-
rau.,.r deal. and So perhap- i'rHDt. '''
Inn from Tlurlcv'- circle wa. royal. wei.
..m. ~ Do. mind He paced for an .'.'' ,,.l
working out hi- plans then started i"I .'''.'
Van Kinks
IL encountered Fiaschi outside 'ae oti.e-
IL door. The Count having 'u-' arrived .'i
ID moment conversation.
~AH. So very early you tepa. your '.'.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

yslen. ne said. and she presently heard the
hall door close when he and Wenck had
gone.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

.......-lLlE ] ~'
Duke
t Is. first. that
-act the role Of
say that you
.nte-- nothing
ause -hc minds
story that YOU
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-05

TO PLAY OAHU

Baseball lovers will be well catered
tt, tomorrow afternoon, the All-Chinese
team meing billed to meet picked
Oahu League nine at the Moiliili
grounds at 2:3O o'clock.
Admission to the grandstand will be
fifty cents, general admission, twenty
five cents, and children ten cents, one
dime or the tenth part of dollar.
The game looks like being a cracker
jack and a good attendance should re-
ward the enterprise Of the promoters.
The All-Chinese battery will con-
sist of Apau and Che But, and the
Oahu League nine will be served In
this respect by Lota and Raphael.
The teams will be as follows.
All Chinese-Apau, p; Chi Bui, C;
Akana, 1b; All Sam, 2b; Kan Yen,
SIS; L. Tin, 3b; Hong Chack, If; En- Sue,
CT Sing Sung, IF.
Oahu League-Lota, of Kealoha, p;
Raphael, C; Brito, 1b; Franco 2b; H.
Chillingworth, IS; Markham, 9bs D.
Desha, IF; Bushnell, CT; w. Rice, If.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-05
WILLIS
BACK IN HILO

Jockey Willis returned to Hilo yes
terday.
He stated that his mission in secur-
ing support for the Hilo New Years
Day race meeting had been successful
and that quite a number of horses had
been promised FOR the meeting, includ-
ing a PAGER and perhaps a runner of
Louis Warrants, Mary Winklefield,
RewcO, and Lizzie Moore.
He also said that the Maui owners
had promised to support the meeting
and to send some horses to the Big
Island.
Willis will be down here on Labor
Day and will be available to ride in
any match race which may be run on
that day.