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The evening times., 1911-07-29
SATURDAY. JULY 20, 1911.
HENRY Tvs "GRAND Design

The proposal submitted to Eng
land, Germany and France by Presi-
dent Taft to settle all future differ
ences between the governments by ar
bitration is revival, in part. Of the
grand design" Of Henry Nv just 300
years ago. Henry was as great in
statecraft as he was in war. After
he had pacified France and made his
throne secure he turned his attention
to the condition of affairs in Europe,
and in 1910 submitted his grand de-
sign" to the other powers. 1t was in
very truth grand design" em-
bracing as it did the organization Of
an international court for the settle
ment of all international differences,
the disbanding of all armies, the dis
mantling of all Notifications, and the
Inauguration Of perpetual peace.
Henry contemplated an entire read
justment of the balance of power in
Europe. The powers of Europe We're
to be reduced to fifteen, which were
to unite in Christian republic. -
Spain and Austria were to be confln-
ed to their natural boundaries. the
elective empire was to be restored to
Germany, separate kingdoms were to
be made OF Hungary and Bohemia,
the Dutch and the Swiss were to be
declared independent, and the Italian
states We're to be formed into a re-
public under the pope.
After the Spaniards We're driven
from Italy and the Turks from Hun
gary the powers forming the Chris
tlan republic" were to do away with
their armies and fleets, guarantee
each others territories, and choose
their own religion. Each state was
10 have its own parliament and be
free to manage it's own affairs. but in.
ternational affairs were to be decided
by general senate composed of
thlrty-siX members, summoned from
the dfteen states every three Years.
ana meeting in the different capitals
IN rntation. OF the fifteen powers.
SIX we're to remain hereditary mon
archles, namely, England, France
Spain. Sweden, Denmark, and Savoy:
Germany. Poland, Hungary, Bohemia.
ana Italy were to be elective. and
TOUR were to be republics-the Bel
gic, Swiss, Venetian and Ducal.
To this scheme Henry won the ad-
herence of England, Sweden, Den
mark. Savoy. Switzerland, the Ger
man princes. the pope, the Dutch. the
Venetians, the Bohemians, and the
Hunsarians. For curbing the power
OF Spain and Austria and driving out
the Turk each Of the powers named
was to contribute a quota of troops.
all forming an army of 100000 men.
TO be under the command of Henry.
The evening times., 1911-07-29

also carry book written by the fing.
ers of God. Their conscience ls thu
witness against them at all times
They may seek to smother, stifle O,
suppress 1t. yet conscience, though
buried for a while in silence, has q
resurrection. in tho end awakening
and brings them a heavier punish.
ment and a greater shame.
Even the child knows the difference
between right and wrong. Some
childish faults are innocent enough
and are the result of ignorance, vet
when the child offends there is re-
-fiected in its eyes the glamer-of guilt.
There is that inward feeling which
indicates the action of conscience.
1t is the compass which directs our
career. We are guided by it. We can
not escape its warnings and re-
proofs.
1t is far better to be a poor man
with clear conscience than a veal
thy one disturbed by a guilty one.
Man may try to kill conscience, as
Herod did, but it can not be killed.
The blood stains Of Scotland's mur-
dered king were so deep and foul that
Macbeth could not sleep, for Macbeth
had murdered sleep as we'll as his
king. The sweetest perfumes of Ara
bia could not cleanse the foulness of
his crime.
John Martin. when he was standing
before the jury in the dock at Dublin.
said:
81 do not address you for my legal
defense, but for my vindication before
the tribunal of conscience, a far more
awful tribunal, to my mind, than
this"
Conscience is our compass in life
and we should be guided by it.
The evening times., 1911-07-29
THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL

Ihere will be general approval, We
believe. of the recommendation Of the
national fine arts commission to place
the Lincoln memorial in Potomac
park.
VI course. the selection of per.
petual memorial to Abraham Lincoln
can be made the subject of an un.
seemly wrangle. in which real estate
interests. art experts. and lay isno.
rance could do their worst: but ,e,
US hope that some slight conceptton
OF the illness OF things may dissuade
partlsans Of all kinds from pressine
tneir own opinions to the extreme.
All effort to erect q suitable memor.
lal to Lincoln should be abandoned
unless the fact 10 borne in mind that
this memorial is intended to stand
not for an age, but for all time 81
Temporary conditions and environ.
ment should have little weight in se.
iect'ns the site and design Of this
memorial. Tho view of tho authoritie,
should be projected far into the fu.
ture In the effort to achieve some.
thing that in succeeding ages will be
cnerished as appropriate. imposing
and enduring.
fisnU Of space should surround
tn's memorial. It should not bs
crowded Into . spot where it, CO.
lossal proportions will not be In true
perspective. And It should ba arac..h
on . spot which will never. presum-
ABLY. bs encroached upon-a sp.ciou.
commanding site. isolated =. ~ ~.
"solate surroundings. yet not remote
or inaccessible. Potomac park. ,et
apart forever for public use, il such a
sa'e' Ine Potomac river lsyes its
The evening times., 1911-07-29
GOES WEST MONDAY.

Final arrangements for the depor-
tation of Grown Prince of Sweden
John Joseffson. have been made and
the unfortunate man will be taken to
Deep River, WASH, where he will be
turned over to his uncles and the
coast state authorities. Owing to the
fact that Sheriff Benson is very busy
at the present time because Of the
fair, he will not take the insane man
to the west until the forspart Of next
week.
The evening times., 1911-07-29
OBSERVE Anniversary

Shields, N. D., July 2s.-shields. the
newest North. Dakota city with year
to its credit, observed it's first ami
versary with a fitting two days pro.
gram. The occasion was the ami
versary Of the lot sale held July Is,
The occasion will 60 down in his.
tory as the best attended celebration
ever pulled on IN southwestern NORTH
Dakota. fully 5000 people being n
attendance.
Chief among the crowd was =
band OF 5000 Indians from the Stand
Ing Rock reservation who took an ac-
i've part tn the program. Many war
riors, Chiefs and medicine men. sur
vivors Of the last Sioux outb.esi,
were IN attendance IN all the splon.
dor that goes with war paint.
Judge Nuchels and "A. N. Packard
OF Mandan were the speakers. Music
W was furnished by the Leith cornst
Ss'Ae~'
The evening times., 1911-07-29
COMPELLED TO
DON MALE ATTIRE
sister-in-Law Of Fargo Man
Is in Destitute Condition
in West

Fargo, N. D., July 2s.-Dennis De.
bolt, janitor at the deLendrecie block
has learned Of the serious trouble n
which his brothers wife finds herself
in In California.
A telegraphic dispatch from Stock.
ton, Cal, told OF Mrs. A.. j. Debolt
being destitute there and being com
PEELED to don male attire to earn .
livelihood after she had been aban-
doned by her husband. She 10 only
II years Of age and was married al
the age Of 13. "
Dennis Debolt states that his broth
er always was q sickly lad and was
married very young. He believes that
his brother was unable to earn q liy-
ing for himself and wife.
The last Mr.. Debolt heard Of his
brother he was living at Wadena.
( I + 3 = s1 i,
The evening times., 1911-07-29

borders. The monument is adjacent,
The white house is not far away
Arlington looks down upon the spot
from across tho river. The capitol is
within view. to the eastward. These
landmarks are permanent, as human
institutions go. and the Lincoln me-
mortal, placed among them. would be
in an appropriate place. from the
standpoint OF sentiment as we'll as
that of art.
The evening times., 1911-07-29
HAD BAD SPILL.

Finley. N. D.. July 29.-Mstt Hill
stad and wife were on their way to
town when their horse became fright
ened at an automobile, and turning
quickly, tipped the buggy over,
throwing both OF themout. Their
load of butter and cream was spilled
all over Matt, but he escaped without
any injuries except q few scratches,
while Mrs. Hilstad escaped all injury.
They lit on shock Of grain.
The evening times., 1911-07-29

Mimi. The Debolts came from Staples
Mimi, and lived at that place 70:
years. growing up there.
Mr. Debolt has wired the authord.
ties at Stockton Offering to take care
Of his brothers wife and it is prob-
able that she will be brought to Far.
go. The local Debolt has good home
here and will take care of his rela.
tive,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-25
DOUBLE TRANSFER PLAN TO
BE USED ON WOODWARD LINE
Scheme 10 Adopted To Prevent Al.
legged Dishonesty BY the
PASSENGERS.

Conductors on the Woodward-ave.
line will be obliged to handle two
kinds OF transfers after March 1. One
kind, the old-fashioned brown, printed
in black ink, will be used for trans
fers to other five-cent lines, to which
the workingmen's tickets OF the road
are good. Where passengers are GO
ing to the Fourteenth. Sherman or
: Crosstown. cars, dainty white trans
fers with pink lettering will be used.
The two kinds of transfers are In
augurated to save the conductors the
trouble OF punching routes, and yet
prevent the use Of transfers Issued on
workingmens tickets from the Wood
ward line being used on the three
cent lines.
After the rule was instituted on the
woodward and Third lines, relieving
conductors OF the necessity OF punch.
ing routes except to the three-cent
lines. passengers were found using
workingmen's tickets and punching
their own routes. For this reason,
conductors were required to punch
routes. which consumed much time
and blocked traffic on the pay-enter
lines during rush hours. A fve-point-
ed punch is now to be substituted for
the old round punch. A new device
installed on the new transfers Is a
direction Indicator, so that a person
cannot use q transfer on a car run
ming on the same tracks In the same
direction.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-25
lEx.sHsaiFF TERRY DEAD.

JACKSON, Mich, Feb. 24.-Morton
M. Terry, ex-sheriff OF Jackson coun-
~, died yesterday Of heart disease,
aged rs years. He served as sheriff
I'm 1879 and 1880 and held other Of
Aces, both municipal and county. For
the past % years he has engaged In
the retail coal business.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-25
Men Will Snap Up These
SHIRTS and TIES
in a Hurry

Mems Negige Shirts with plain
others peated fronts white and coos-woh $roo
$500 Mems style Silk 4-in-hand Ties open
verape shapes worth a5c loo eaol
excellent quality Silk 4n-hand open
and cream perfect fitting well nhd heavy buttons;
all sizes Worth $780, for no sah
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-25
$3 Spring Hats at $1.45

500 aunty designs 1911 models for immediate be dis
persd less than half price Straw and silk brad atracvey
trimmed with ribbon quilts ornaments in black coors For
Saturday only.
CSC Imitation Aigrettes for Acc
Made of selected horse hair in white black yellow coral
and blues
Soc Satin Ribbon Roses at 25c
The small June effects
ngs. Very dainty trimmings.
500 Trimmed Hats S2.95.
Made of expensive imported Rame braids selection of fifty
varied desgns-the seasons smartest styles.
300 Trimmed Hats at
Representing all the
eectsan exceptionally splendid line Of Trimmed Millinery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-25
If You Have An Odd Coat Why not
Get a Pair of Trousers to 90 With 1T

We provide the opportunity by Offering several thousand
OF excellent Trousers at such prices that can't
very well resist coming to look at thsm.
At S10O Parws shall regular $50
ally for whose work - hard
black, Is 4te
At Pair-We
terials In neat striped patterns q
At SIS Par-We shall
uonaly good for
At 824S Par-Are collection of 80
wosds
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
N~enanDenSnns bes &aOimms.

Die oWeiin9ener Meoi5inifde $50.
6eni1rift" notiert einen 8eridt oes
Barrier &lintfers 8ecIere iiber bic
bon 9ooef erOa9te Weetbooe, meldp
BARN beitebt, Die gleftroIpie or3ll-
DenOen, Inn oas &ooinm in 6ornl
bon Sonen Our1 oie Sout binourdi
in oas Snnerite Ser 8elneu6il0ungen
einoringen 5u lniien. Man legt oui
Die franfe STEELE Sic poIitibe @let-
trooe. melfe aus elmer nit 10 mg.
8romra0ium ourhtranften Som.
preIIe beItebt, unO lGBt einen 5tron,
BON 10 Wt9l. mGbrenD 80 Mtinuten
binourd; man mndt p0hentlih orei
berartige Sibungen. 0as Sonraoium
Oringt 10 0ur1 Die unperiebrte @aut
in bic unterliegenOen @efpebe, DEUS.
feIn, Rnohen, Biz 6u elmer Tiefe bon
unaefabr 9 3n. un0 bertpeilt bier
obne @efobr etfpa IA Gage lang.
WecIere bat in einem Sale bon Snr.
som 0es SduIterbIatteg oomit elm
Iehr beoAtenspertbes Heiultat err
aieIt, an6ere Safe buben CUTE, ma.
biae oOer aud gnr feline @rfolge ge-
broht. Or b1lt 0ieie nete Met6o6e
|ir iehr bieIberipreHenO.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
Sin nenes OaaOinminititnt.

Sn 2onoon puroe fiir5li6 oaS
reue Ga0iuminItitut an Der &egent
Ctr. in ieinem gldnaenO ousgeItatte-
ten @eb6ube, Dem eriten in Der 8elt,
oag nur fir oieien 3ped erridtet it,
eroffuet. gS Itebt etfpa fir cine
Miaion Marf Naoium our Berfii.
eung, 0os iomobl 81 3Defen be-
6ori9une aIs aud our 8ebanoluna
bon Rrnnfen bertpenoet perOen ion.
8eoiirftige Yatienten meroen unent-
eeltliA bebanoelt, pdbreno BON tDobl-
babenoen oas iibIi9e Sonornr erbo-
BEN miro. Die @1lfte Der &aume lit
fir bic l1nterIuhung un6 Bebanolune
Der Qeioenoen beftimmt. Ntit gan5
beIonoerer SorgfoIt iino 6te 2nbora-
torien eingeri6tet, in Oenen bic 5or-
f6ungen iiber 6os Stadium unO ieine
@irfungen, beion0ers nuf peri6ieOe
ne @etpebe, nusgefiibrt mer0en loaen.
Ser @oOiumoorrntb ieIbit miro in
fIeinen 6lai1en oufbemabrt, Die in
1tdrtet1 Bletbu11en IN etrem gr0Betl
,Safe" in ben Renerr6umen oes 8e-
bGuoes oufgeIteat peroen. 5einite
MifroIfope uno Npparate, nit oenetl
tleinite Mengen oes foItbnren Stof-
fes abgelo1t meroen fonnen, G1ume
fir photographers 4rbeiten, in De-
men Observation-Disclosures BEL fiinlt-
IiHem 2i6te gemadt perOen tonnen,
~oonltdnoig nusgeriiitete Sterilization
un6 Waidinenr6ume ltnO cine auBer-
oroentIid feline @age, bic in einem
beionoeren Nnuin bon einem Itnrfen
&abmentperf getragen tpirO, Oas
6ur9 Die @runOmauern oes @ebGll-
oeS Bis tief in ben ~llntergruno bina6-
reiHt, oas linO Oie mi9tigiten Gin
rihtungen Oieies nelien Snitituts,
Oas gang Der grforidung Oes STA
0iums unO Der Ausnusung ieiner
@irfuhgen geuiOmet iein ion.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28

eebal1t. Mber es bot feds Sufen, bon
6enen feiner Dem anoeren elei9t, un0
fam nur nit Stlfe Oes boI5ernen
6teI3fuBes laufen, neil Oas Iinte
gor6erbein ponitdnoig miBgeforant
1T. 0oifeIbe lauft ipis aus urO
trGgt am gnbe einen feds 3on lam
gen Sui ODER 8ebe. gn Der @eite
6ieies geines wGdit i'm redten @in-
tel elm GbnIid geformtes @ein bera1is,
tpelAes IN einen adt5onigen idwohen
Sui ouslGuft. Ser rehte 8or0erfiB
bat einen ooppeIten Sui. Der re@te
&interbuf 1T pie Bel elmer @lb se-
Ipalten uno Der Iinfe lit Der nnDon-
ftGnoige sui zines MauItbieres.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
M~psesptrrre,s stnrs.
Rrr setis, weIder ben earedeHsmaHHe btF
transBfi&n RsppIuiiuH sum oStsE HsL

Gin oenftpiir0iees @eiuA Inn cine
Itootlihe 4eniion fir I'M Gienltc pes
B~oterIan0eS erlittene 8unoen bat
ioeben elm iran5oiider Jorider
aeonce @roIiIier, Dieoer entoedt. IS
rif6rt Don einem n9iirger" @bobrn
ber. Der in Der Noht BEG 8. Tbermi'
Scr. oIIo an ienem q. Suli 1874 Der
Robegbierres Stlr5 fab, ben &utrae
erhoIten hattie, fih Den 8ugang 5lm
@emein0ehuuie sl %er5tpingen. @ba'
brr ponsoq ben 8efebl, ME es IN Der
@ittihrift 6eiBt, nit wdbrboft pa
triotii6em Mutbe; ober IN Dem Ait'
aenbIide, no er Die erften StEfen Der
Sreppe binaufeilen polite, puroe er
in ieinem 2oufe Ourh einen Wtann
n~uFdehoIten, Der Jim aus elmer 9Obe
bon me6r ais 40 SUB ouf Den &opT
Stiirste un6 i'm nit Dem gonBen @e-
nift feines a0rpers auf Oie @roe
mari, 10 0oB er obne B%eiptiBtiein lie
oen 6lieb. Der arme @bobru tpnroe
Iofort AT einem Mr3t gebradt uno nit
droBer 6orqfalt ~bebonoelt, ietne M
neren 8erleBrngen nber biroerteil tiir
immer cine poQ1tGnotge @elunoun9.
9esbal6, 10 f1brt 0os @eiuh tort,
Sos 8piiden itol3er S9iloernng Der
mutbiqen Sanolurg Unto hnglthel
.Sinpeiien altf oos erlittene unglild
bin un6 Der ihpanft, 0esbulb, %
Gba6ru ni6t mebr imitanOe lei
idhpere @rbeit 5i tbun, er aber ols
Elm Wann nit gutter Sonolhritt
mohI cine SteQunQ in einem %oftentlt-
den Mrnte ouSfiiaen Tonne, niilie al.
len rpobren 6reunoen Der &epnblf
uno ser MenihIihfeit 6aron gelegen
fem, ibm fiir ieinen @ifer cine ge-
redte 8elobnung 81 Deri1atten. Der
U1onn, Der Gbobru oltf 0en Gopf fiel
mar ser 8ru0er BON Worimilian
Mobespierre, Der einen Berillh
MAIDEN moate, 3u flieben, in0em er
aus einem Ser 6enlter beg Natbba1-
les fprong. Mber ole &ommiI1ion
fir sic offentli6en arbeiten, an Die,
uie ser oSSSlltermeoiaire" er5G6lt, oos
@eIu9 Gbnbrus ging, %Ieiitete Tim
feline Solge. pieGei6t oarum, neil es
m6breno Der G%eaftions3eit mad Dem
9. Ibermi6or fir etpns Dem giir-
gertbum 6ein0li1es galt, SEN Stur8
HObespiererres ulfgebalten 81 6aben,
uno oas butte G6o6ru, tpenn ailH mi
ser ieinen @iaen, nun eimulal ge-
tban.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28

men. 90 Der Sultan ieinem Seq
ner feline irgenoipie nennenspertbe
Streitmoft CUR GEE entgegen3uitel-
len pertnag, 10 fam Der Ausgong
oes Samples faum 8peifeIboft iein.
SbntiGdli6 lo1 Die 3irfei ihon be-
reit iein, Oie Bropin8, pelIe iie ni6t
Bu oertbeiOigen permag, an Stalien
ob5utreten. @eIde @ortbeile Der 8e-
fis bon EripoIis Dem IeBteren 2onoe
bringen fam, lit porl6ufig nod aiem-
lid unflar. 0er groBte SbeiI Der
100000 QuoOratmeilen, pelde 5u
RripoIis gerefnet meroen, liegt in
Der 8iiIte Sa6ara uno Der Ipbii6en
@ufte. 9ie 8eo0Iferrne beItebt aus
peniger aIs ~ DSiaionen 8erber,
lDeIhe meiItens @ferbou trei6en uno
fonatiihe Muielmdnner fiuO. Ser
gauge 9anoel Oes 2anoes, AuSfubr
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
8erftSrts aauier IN Nufin.


gerftdrflne oes Dammes geforgt
DorOen n1re. Waebr als 500 Wail-
Iionen @anonen @oiier tparen ourh
ben Damn aufgeitart, oomit Die
@igentbiimer Der 8apiermiibIe, mel
DIE i'm errihten IieB, D6brenO Der
Commemorate ni1t mebr itber
8niiermongel al fIoeen batter. Der
8erIuit an Menidenleben mar gum
Slid nidt 10 beOeutenO, mie an
f1ngIi6 beri6tet pur0e, aber in Be-
aug auf MISUNDERSTANDING mar
oos llngliid p~onitdnbig. 3miiAen
400 uno 800 S1uier tuuroen in
Nuitin un0 Der benodbarten 0rt-
i1oft goiteno bon Der bereinbreden-
ben Slutb nieOerseriifen unO bon
benz nodtraeIih Observation-Disclosures
per5ebrt. Der @eiommtidaoen miro
nuf mebrere Miaionen gei61bt.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28

Sn's llngeuiffe fiir5e nidt,
ur1 CUTE @eGe tiirse nid5t
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28

unO einfubr, betrdet iabrli9 MIR
flint Miaionen uno lieet sur Sdlfte
bereits in ben @1noen Der Staliener.
aIs ein3iger triftiger @riiuo fir Die
8efisergreifung bon Sripolis our4
Stalien tpir6 angefiibrt, oaB lesteres
fi6 ooour6 Die beiOen Di6tigiten
Observation-Disclosures bonn Mittelmeer
mad Dem Ser3en Afrifa's iidert,
DeIien aufidlieBrns ourH Die Md6te
Guropa's INNER meiter fortidreitet.
Ser 8au elmer @iienbabn our6 Die
@iifte nad benz Centrum 0es 9unt-
len Gr0tbeils tp1re ieOenfals elm be-
Delttenoes &ulturruerf.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
GusIauOs aOnisin.
PIE pei@atnns ibres SBiIstteH fenHdsianet ii@
bur@ baRshaItsriias e%sariamteit.

Menn @roBtnutter 8iftoria nod
Iebte, miiroe tie an Der iesigen Sn-
boberin oes britii9en Sbrones ibre
Beue Tyrelpoe boben, Denn oud SEQ
niqin Marp 3eidnet iid tnbe5ug auf
HIRE Eoiletten uno oeren 8eihoffune
0urh @infadbeit uno Spariamfeit
aus, mabreno ser Serr @emabl, a0-
mig @eore, Dem ieligen 8ater Go
nor6 eIei4. iif) itets noh Der neue
item MOoe fleioet. Sbre @arOerobe
entbdIt RleiOer, Die nidt mebr ais
$50 aefoItet baben, pomit Qber midi
aeIaet iein ion, ooB oieielben aus bill
Iieem Material gefertigt iinO, oenn
Die Ronigtn tr1gt MIR ehte Stoffe,
Die beTten ibrer 4rt. @ehpobnlih be-
felt tie mebrere Roben auf einnoI
Damit, mie Der 8erliner iogen mirOe
vOos @eloufe niht INNER it,. Sie
IdBt Iih in Dem betreffenoen @eih1f
0uf Sag un0 Stumble oniogen, mirN
bon Dem Gbef empfotgen uno nah
benz Priputialon seleitet. mo ibr Oie
f@Sniten SOiletten, iber ipeIme Nas
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
srOsSOis zines gfarrsrs.

Sn Der 0rtidaft Geslingen i'm
&ofingOreoier Oes 4oiiers 1T ser i'm
81. 2ebensiabre iteben6e langi6brige
8forrer oes Dries, Baitor Sriden.
tpirt, freipilig aus Dem 2eben ge-
Thieoen. Der 9orfnl bot iebr groBes
aufieben errest oa Der 8~efitorbene
fid ongemeiner 8eliebtbeit erfreute.
aIg Wctip Der Ebat wiro angegeben.
bah Gridenpirt nit ieiner 6rau in
trnIten Difieren8en lebte, Die iest su
siner S6eiOune fiibren ioIlten.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
aSniain @arp.

aud idon auf 25 0fule g~efteigert.
Mo9 6urhi6nittlih iehsmonatli6em
8efib meroen Oie qetrogenen &leioer
Der Ronigin Don ser @oroeroben.
0ome D~erfouft, nit Ser 8eOtngung ie.
bod 6aB fie in England nidt Deiter-
Dertouft perben oiirfen. Gin fletner
SbeiI miro Dem @arberobenperional
geihenft. ollie &oltiime iinO nllnte-
rirt, unO 8fpeimal i'm Sabre trifft bic
ROnigin ielbit Die AusaDabl oer-
ienigen, 6ie tie ni6t mebr gu tragen
pinidt.
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-
Der @einmonn urter Itarter @nIeb.
11iing an oas gbicogoer 2incoInoenf.
nal BON ct. @ouoens mooenirt unO
Der @r3guB lit ioeben IN SEEM Oorf
o1tsgefibrt Dor0en. Die @eiormt.
bobe oe9 9enfmals betrGet 91A SUB
uno Der Sodel lit aus penniDlDant-
ihem griinen Mormor gemeibeIt.
Sobn Breckenridge Speed bat Oos
@tanobiIO oes groBen Sflooenbefrei'
ers unO l1%nionsretters ieinem Sei'
matbsitaate gum @ei9ent eemodt.
Gr tit Der Sobn oes Somes SpeeO,
Dem bon mebreren @ei9ihtsibrei-
bern Oas 9erOienit ougeiprohen rOirO,
ben Stoot &entudD pom 8ettrttt sur
iitoIt9en CONFEDERATION 0bgebnIten
gu bnben. gr unO iein8r1toer Soibun,
Elm beoeutenoer 9onOelSberr bcn9ou-
isnile, maren eifrige 8%efiirDorter
Der @rtpGblrng ibres Sugenofrelul-
0es 3incoln, un0 1864 muroe Somes
GpeeO bon oteiem 6umOb erbunOesor'
malt lrno RabinettsmitgIieo ernnnrt.
9os @tonobiI6 pir6 mobrf@einIiM
tn 9obenber entbiIt tperOen.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
81 Sabre i'm Sa&tbaas.

Ser 9ripatf6reiber @ounr0 Rpms,
ser megen MorOes cine IebensIdnsIi.
de- uftbausftrafe in rStrofonitoIt
an @triegau nerbiiBte, 1T bort als a.
;Gbrioer @reis an MItersifmG@e ee-
korben. gr wurOe imSnbre 1860 ein-
ceIiefert, Bat Oemnah 81 Sabre BIN
Ter Auhtbausmalpern dlgebrnht.
Sem 9eihnnm lit Der NnotOmie IN
Hreslou iiberwieien worOen.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28

Soirs Derfiiet, Oitr9 Elm ~lebenDiges
RODen Dor aueen gefibrt perOen.
Sie gebt BET Der gefihttgung iebr
tritii6 5u @erte uno lGBt an ben ge-
n1bIten @oben itets NenOerungen
%bornebmens mie iie ibrem @eihmad
entiprsden. Sn ausnabmefdnen IdBt
fe Ii6 cine Aussuabl Don Eoiletten
i'm 8udingbdmpololt ~oorlegen, uno
bort i'm toniglihen S6loB finOet aud
0os Inprobiren itott unO perOen bic
foItboren Spisen uno Stidereien alS
ibrem 8efis o%lfgenGbt, Oie OonH mad
benz @ebrnu6 Die6er abgetrennt unS
fir ipGtere @elesenbeiten aufberpabrt
meroen. DaiieIbe RIeiO piro BON Der
&onigin getp0bnli1 etfpu aht5ebnmal
getpagelt bod bat iih Die @enuBung
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
sItaTI,u rno sarF,t.
gsAs sDrtbai, lam Ssr g,us DDH rrlvuIs
eFiterem bfiu8tn?

Wtit Ieiner iiberleeeuen 5lotte 1T
Htolien plosliA iiber ole Giirtei ber-
gefalen, nm ibr Die Staot uio Bro
bin5 Eripolis an Der Subtitle Oes
DlitteaGnOiI6en Meeres ab6uueb'
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
abra5am eiHtOIn.
Dem Wettrr ber uHisH ptrb IN &ayftDg lGweD
eetmattSRaatss elm stanbbtb eri4tsA.

Gin S~tonobiIo glbrabam 0tneoIn's
utr6 in Der &otunoo oes 4opitoIs iet.
nes@eburtsitaates Rentldp 5uJronf'
fort aufgeitelt tperOen. 8uiieIbe lit
bon Dem 8iLObauer NoOIpb Mernu.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
UaanIsieI NIT stsIsfns.
o. nit ansnabms bes ttHtsrsetsnea SSHso
normal bef&aTem.

Gin MouIefeI nit @telafuB, sOte
Ser arf Dem 8iI6e ee3etete, lit tuObI
aud nod ni6t oogepeien. Dit 4rrs-
nobme ieines untergeItenes lit Oos
auei So5re olte Gbier b0uio normal