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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-25
8unaied Il, After All.

Here's one of Will Twins stories.
told in that quiet, drawing fashion
which scores everv point. Two Of his
feminine friends. it appears, were
walking down the street the other day.
when they noticed another woman just
In front Of them. That lady's waist
is unbuttoned in the back" said one to
the other. II believe I'll speak to her
about It,"
The other looked over the uncon-
scious subject Of comment. Then she
shook her head. II don't believe that
l would say anything to her." said she.
81 doubt II she is the kind Of person
who would appreciate your kindness.
She isn't very neatly got up. don't you
sect Her shoes are horribly run down
at the heel"
II don't care" said Mr.. Twins &C.
Quaintance. ANY woman would be
glad Of warning that her waist is
unbuttoIs,d. ! don't care II she doesn't
seem to be a very nice person. I shall
call her attention to It."
"And So" said Mr.. Irwin, ''she walk
ed up to the stranger and tapped her
on the shoulder. AS the woman turn
ed she said. just as sweetly as she
knew how: Pardon me. But did you
know that your shoes are run down at
the heel? Herbert Corey in Cincin-
natl Times.Star.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-25
The Roman Senate.

The Roman Senato.
The Roman senate had for many
centuries but 300 members, selected
from the patricians. or aristocrats.
The Office Of senator was for life.
The body was practically supreme in
matters OF legislation and administra-
ton. The majority Of votes decided
q question. and the order In which the
voting took place was invariably de-
termined by rank. beginning with the
president and ending with the quas-
tors. The senators wore on their tunes
q broad purple stripe-a badge Of dis
tinction. IKE . modern decoration
and they had the exclusive right Of
precedence at thsaters. the amphithea-
Ter and al okhns. 1nhl3a GnfheEaQ9.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-25
What the LIGHT Revealed.

What the Light Revealed.
A story Is told Of a simple and de-
vout Methodist minister who was not
sufficiently eloquent or businesslike to
be approved by the presiding elder.
Through the influence Of the elder he
felt sure be was appointed to a small
and widely scattered settlement where
there was much hard work. and the
results were necessarily meager. One
day he wss commenting sadly on the
narrowness Of his opportunities to a
friend. who said gravely that he ought
to pray for light that he might see the
hand Of tie Lord in his appointment
Il have, brother" he answered.
"again and again. But so far" he
added. with a whimsical smile, 1--WE
had only light enough to see the in
terfering hand of Elder Brown
Youths Companion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-25
hesitate to accept this offer for it Is

hesitate to accept this offer for it Is
genuine.
Since PARTISAN SAGE has been
sold In America II has become famous
for its power to make hair grow pro-
tusely and quickly.
Not only that. but it nourishes the
hair roots and puts vigorous life and
radiant lustre into dull, faded hair.
and for that reason Is q favorite with
women of refinement.
II kills dandruff germs, the cause
Of all hair troubles. The girl with the
Auburn hair 10 on every bottle. so
esnts at Leo H. Fines and druggists
h~erywhere.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-25
The boy in buttons hesitated q mo-
ment and then said. That's being
made, sir"
Turned the Joke.


The following story is told Of an
English military officer in the Chinese
army: Being visited by some friends.
the captain. to show the high state of
discipline OF his command. sounded a
night alarm. The troops turned out
with commendable alacrity and fell
into their places. ready for emergencies.
but when they discovered the cause
Of this sudden interruption to their
dreams they laughed heartily. think
ing it a good joke. The worthy captain
was elated at his success and determin-
ed to repeat the experiment. Soon
after he invited another party Of
friends to witness the performance.
and the alarm was sounded at dead of
night. but not soldier appeared. while
roars Of laughter from the tents show
ed that the joke was on the mems
side this time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-25

Charles Foster willard, wife of the
Curtis Aviator; and Miss Harriet
Quimby, of New York, representing
America. Mile Detrieu will use Far
man biplane, Mrs. Martin a Grahame-
White biplane, Mrs. Willard, a Will
lard -Cutriss Biplane designed by her
husband, and Miss Quimby, Burgess
Wright biplane.
Students of aviation are interested
in the performance of several types
of foreign machines which will be seen
at the meet for the first time in this
country. Among them are the Gnome-
Bleriot of Cummings, the Morane mon.
oplane of Vedrienes, the Nieuports OF
Weyman and Tabuteau, and the new
type Santo-Dumont triplane, flown
also by Tabuteau.
Adams d. Chaflin, who is managing
the meet, has introduced an innova-
ton in the speed contest of the meet
by having seperate special events for
monoplanes and biplanes. This, it is
said, will 60 long way toward deter
mining the relative merits of the two
classes of machine.
The full program of events with the
prizes. follows:
Program Of Events.
Saturday, August 26th, 3 p. H.
Quick start. Prize $500.
3p. m.-Speed, eight laps, to be run
in heats, two in each heat; winners OF
heat in final prize $500. 4:30 p. NJ
weight carrying and dropping prize
5000; S p. Multitude speed. prize
$500; 6 p. m.-exhibition flying.
Monday, August %, 3 p. m.-accur.
acy, prize, 5000; 2:3O p. m. cross.
country, prize $4,000; p. m. quick
starting, prize 5000: 4:3O p. m, weight
dropping, prize 5000; p. Multitude
speed. prize 5000; s p. m.-exhibition
flying.
Tuesday, August 20. p. m.-bomb
dropping, prize 5000; $3.50 p. M
quick starting, 5000; 4 p. m.-figure
IS" speed, six laps $500; 4:30 p. M
speed, twelve laps, $500: 6 p. m.-exhi'
bition flying.
Wednesday, August 80. 3 p. Mac
curacy, 5000; 3 p. m.-quick starting
5000; 4 p. m.-cross country-$2.50C
s p. m.--weight carrying$ 200; p. m
Attitude speed. $500.
Thursday, August 81, 8 p. m.-bomt
dropping, 5000; $3.50 p. m.-figure So
speed, ten laps. $500: 4 p. m.-passen
ger carrying speed, $500; 4:3O p. M
speed, eighteen laps, $500; 6 p. m.-
exhibition flying.
Friday, September l, 3 p. m.-Accur
acy, 5000; $3.50 p. m.-quick starting
5000; 4 p. m.-cross country, $4,000;
$50 p. m.-figure IS" speed. $500; &
10. m.-exhibtion flying.
Saturday, September 2. IL a. M
cross country, $500; 8 p. m.-quick
starting, 5000; $3.50 p. m.-bomb drop
ping, 5000; 4 p. m.-cross country
$500; $50 p. m.-figure IS" speed
5000; 6 p. m.-exhibition flying.
Monday, Labor Day., Sept. 4, II a
m.-cross country, 100000; IL M
quick starting, 5000; 2 p. m.-bomt
dropping. 5000; $3.50 p. m.-accuracy
5000; 8 p. m.-figure IS" speed $500;
4 p. m.-passenger carrying speed
$500; $3.50 p. Multitude, $1,000.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-25
The MISSING Bed.

The house dated from the fifteenth
century. and visitors were permitted
to go over it for sixpence head. OF
course Queen Elizabeth had slept
there. and the boy in buttons who con-
Quoted the party mentioned this three
times in the sacred bedcha mber Most
Of the furniture had look of the Pc
Rod. though there were a few doubt
full embroideries.
"And WHERE" one Of the visitors
asked. rs the bed in which Queen
Elizabeth slept2"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-25
Two Ways Hath Life.

V"O WY VUSU 6Vos
Two ways hath life. One a. q stream
With flowers environed quits the source.
The even tenor Of its course.
Hardly betrayed by transient gleam-
No echo marks the onward roll
OF waves that without plant or sigh.
Winning scant glance from passerby.
Unhasting reach the appointed goal.
One as . torrent unc0nfned
Bursts forth headlong with frenzied
will.
No agency its rage can still.
Nor barriers curb. nor forces bind.
The first achieves. tho second aims:
One limits hath. the other none.
With every day its task begun
Patience. ambition, are their names.
ALFRED de MusSet.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-25

Rub EGO on
those sore, tired,
burning. smart
ing. overworked
feet tonight, and
you won't know
you ever had foot
agony the next
morning.
EGO discounts
all foot treat
ments-No fuss
ing around get
ting ready Rub
EGO in and rub
agony out Re
suits in five min
utes. EGO pene-
trates into the
skin and releases
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-25

Miss Brooke Clarke's treatment of
crystals and her method of mounting
amethysts in neck ornaments after old
Florentine designs attracted consid-
cradle attention at the exhibition of
handicraft work held last month in
the Lyceum Club, of London.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-25

Condensed.
do you buy condensed milk. mad,
ams"
Il presume that We must. but new.
er thought Of IL before. always order
two quarts and pay for two quartz
but 1t never measures more than three
hints"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-25

season In Catherine Chisholm Cush
ing's new comedy The Real Thing
but may make q change later.
Fritxi Scheff IS to appear In "rhs
Duchess. by Joseph Herbert and
Harry B. Smith with music by victoa
Herbert
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-25
Best Remedy For
Sore Feet

No foot remedy on THIS earth like
EZO-It's better, it's different. It's a
refined oinsC'ent, SO delightful that
many use il cor sunburn and as a
beauty cream
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-25

the poisonous matter that causes the
feet to swell and burn. Only 25 cts.
at helpful druggists everywhere. Mail
orders. charges prepaid. from Ego
CHEMICAL CO. Rochester. N. 7.
For sale by Leo II. Eihe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-25

Europe has 4e6.a51 schools. 1.1ls.41a
teachers and 45.40O.oo0 pupils.
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NOTICE.

will not pay any debts contracted
by Mrs. Sarah A. Addleman, my wife.
James B. Addleman.
| 23-3t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-25

You would like a box of Prices
Chocolates.
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ATTENTION nj. w. A.!

1 Woodmen will meet ut Hail Friday
evening, 5:So p. m. to attend the fu
neral of neighbor Fred Hasemeier.
| A. e. Moss. Consul.
n. C. Heironimus, Clerk 4
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-25
HairF allineOu

Parl0lan sage VIII Stop e In Two
Weeks or Money Back
Ask Leo II. Fihe about PARTISAN
SAGE. he guarantees 1t to stop falling
hair. itching scalp and put an end to
dandruff in two weeks, or money back.
Readers Of the Palladium need not
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
Mpbilmadnnq.
Staot % erifo, %. geop.

StaotM erifo, %. NoD.
Sc lit Ser 8efebl fir Sic Mobil=
mad)ung BON $4,000 Sol6aten erlai=
len moroen, Sic iid entlang Ser nor6=
liden merifoniid : amerifaniiden
@reln5e aufiteGen ioner. Die &egie=
rung lit 5por nod ifeptiid be5iiglid
ser gernel0eten &epes=gaqueita STE
pollution, min ober geriiitet iein, ioute
Tie ii9 tbatld@li9 per1pirfliden. Nrd=
iioent Meoaro uno iein &abinett
glauben, baB Sic erlpdbnte Sruppen-
gail geniigen miro, cine alfaniige
grbebung nieoer5uiuerfen. Mne oieie
'Sruppen per6en iih unter oem Be
fell 6es Generals Geronimo Srepino
~befin6en, ser iein 9ouptquartier IN
Monterep auhdlngen miro. Ser ei<
gentIihe aftipe Setter tpir6 ober Ser
General @upinio &obIes iein. M11ber
6ielen $4,000 reguldren Srl1ppen fins
nod 2%anoiager uno Sreitpiqige oufge.
boten lporben. !6eute Dor einem Sabr
begann sic Mooero'ihe ReppIution,
un6 6aber ertpartete man, BOB on Sic
lem Sag sic 11eue @ebolution a11sbre-
den tpiiroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
Mcttete nieIe pu1tt Spbe.
SO. 8. Mof Don Mod, Mrf., ala

60. 8. mod Don Mod, Mrf., gIaubt,
oaB er mebrere 2eben mdbren6 ietner
25 Sabre langen @rfabrung i'm Mpo-
tbefergeiddft rettete. u8as id itets
gerne tbue", idreibt er, lit, Dr. Sings
Meue gnt6edung fir idmode, mebe
9ungen, iturfe grfdItungen, &eii,r.
felt, bartnddiges Suiten, Ga Grippe,
@ronp, Mitbmn ODER on6ere 2ltftr0b.
ren-Beidper6en 3u empfeblen, 6en1l
id BIN getniB, 6aB cine Nn8abl meiner
Madbnren Dem 2eben erbolten fino
uno mobl fiblen, neil fie meinem1
@atb folgten uno es nabn1en. Sd
claude tpirfIia, oaB es Sic Bette Sals-
un6 2ungen=MeSi5in 1T, Sic gemadt
miro" 2eidt at bemeiien, ooB er
reGt bat. 2aBt gud cine SIaide fret
qeben ooer eire ioIde Fir SOC o6er
$1.OO. @arantirt bon Ser Molitor
Drue So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

Sid fern gebalten, trob Deiner friibe-
rem beiBen Bitten. iy merbe Die Sol.
gen trngen
Sic @eooing=@ ittme batte iid} auf-
geridtet uno lprah nit nriloer Clint
me, sic gleidmobl ein menig %5itterte.
Mit Starnen beobod)tete GaroIatb
bas iaib medlelnoe MienenipieI in bes
Maeden5 Mntlit.
gu ioateit niht nadgeben, Ma-
mo-" iagte &idar0 uanutbig.
sd mill Sen leeten Heit 2iebe in
ibrem 9er5en nidt einbuben" entgeg-
nete bieie traurig.
u@olen Sic lpirflib nidt bleiben,
Jrdulein gbrentraut?" fragte Nrin5
Garolatb ein0ringli9 unb ii9 ibr mo-
bern6.
Stuum ldiittelte Tie SEN 4opf.
vaulo bod feline @eo0ing=Iodter,
mie id g%eglol1bt, Se1m Oieie bangen
ul1Derdnoerlih Oil i6rer @eimutbihpl=
le."
80" @brentral1ts @aro ltredte lid)
abmebrenO oem Hrin5en entgegen.
uReoen Sic nidt gu - ih bin ia
fremo gemoroen III oieien Gaiumen
Niht5 @efam1tes, nidt5 5rautes
gri;Bt in Oielen Salen; es lit aub gu
porl1ebm bier, id Bin niht gu bobe11
Mnlpriiden 6eitinnrt unD 5ie6e sic
Ifdlid]te Gimfad1beit Dor"
u9iidt beitin11t," unterbrod Ser
Nrin5 ld)nea. ulln5 mir lit, als forte
i'd Dor led5 Sa6ren Don elmer Hrin5el=
l%il1frp1ie lprehen.~ Garolotb bielt IN
ne. Gin ldlpades 9fotb mar auf ieine
Stir11 getreten, mabreno oas if0ne
Md0dengeiidt Dor linn langlom er=
blaBte. IS botte MIR ibm peritanolid
ge1proden. Sdmel ter 8ene6ifto ma1
5u 6rau @eoo1tg gega11gen; N1dnrl
iprod mit gerolo. Sin raider glid
bele6rte Garolatb. 6oB er bon Sen an
0ern nlht geb0rt mur0e, uno ebenir
ralh flbr CT fort: usSinSen sic Sic
4rone nidt mebr hegebrenspertb, 6of
Sic iih binter Sen &loitermauern Der
Bergen monen?"
Sett leudtete11 Sic idmar5en Mltgel'
flam1neno al1f. Cine 9lutpele jagt@
on Ser Sdlafe binauf +.
Sic 0urfte11 midi nid)t an Sic Sbpr:
felt n1einer &inberiabre. erin1ern
Frin5 @arolot6=@olfegg, i'd i'd
~@irflih nidt? Mub nidt an ser
ltiaen @eiher i'm Norf uno SEN otter
&abn, in Sem iid ein fleines mil0eE
Ma0den ihol1felte un5 mir pabr'
Ser5ensongit einfl0Bte? gieneift aud
nift an Sen IorfteifL in SEM i} mel
lie bubide Uniform 10 griin6Iid Der
barb, linn Elm trotiges fleines Met1
ihenfino beraus5ufiider, ons mir So
fir nidt einn1al 3a11f ml1Bte2"
(5ortietung fofat.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
Ger. Staaten tuarten ab.
@ aihinatpn II. 81. Go:

@d y II g t 0 II, ~. gton.
&uBlanSs aggreliioes @orgeben &C.
gen Eeriien fat cine &riiis berbeige=
fii6rt, melde Geriien peranlaBt fat,
Sic Madte I'M Inter tubung ar511ge=
hen: Neriien berlangt cine ltnteri11=
dung ser 0urd &uBlano beraufbe=
idaporenen Gernidlu1rg oSer cine Sc
legen6eit, Sen SAT- Sem @aager
Shie0sgeridt bor5ulegen. Sc miro
bebal,ptet, 6aB Hl1Blan0 bei0e @elufe
Nerliens ignoriert fat ur10 in elmer
Nolitif, fortfdbrt, melde, mie Eeriien
firhtet, feline l1nabhanqigfeit in Tra=
ge iteQt, beoor Ser Sail Ser @elt
5ur @elrtbeilung porgelegt mer0en
fam. Mon gloubt in @aibington,
8. g., Bog Sic ON england gelanote
Note, in meIder Inn l1nteritiitung err
luft miro, ebenfans an Sic Ser.
|Staaten geianbt mur6e. Sis iebt bat
0ieie s 2on6 nod feinen S9ritt in STE
Ter Mngelegenbeit unternom1en, OF
mobl Ser amerifaniihe General
5fotmeiifer g. Morgon SHUTTER bon
Mnfang an i'm MitteIpunft Ser &riiis
geltanoen bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
New Process
Steam Laundry
Scuft Sbr Gtuas pun Cure @di@e?

Sc1ft Sgr Cfnas pDH SHie SSuIpe:
Mer1 10, Damn miro es lid Su9 lo4z
men, nid)t auBer Iat gu lahen. oaB D1r
@ucr gigentbum bebanoeln, dig q Is
Dag unlerige. 8tr baben pie noh1fan<s
biglte @aldunl talt I'M ~ytoropel1en nno
Iiefern eriter alane Arbe1t. MiI gez
Doher Cure @aden nibt. @enn SIR
refine Mrheit unb bette gebarblnne
npIt, pann benft on uns. InIere Sret>
lie iirp nieorieer als l%onittpe, unb tptr
beioraeu Cure SamilientDdide bta1ger;
nls S,h1 es 1elbit thun fDnnt. @rfunoWt
unp ilber5enet guG: @ir haben asen@
ten in ZEN un1liegenben 5tdbten.
6. ). Mcpcr, 2ampfmaidantdlt.
gigentbumer.
5. Mpe. e., ct. Glou6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
@eneinus bes &aiiers.
8erIin,2 7. Mc

SIN gefm6en 5es 8aiiers lift, mie
:angemeim nit groBter @enl1gtbuung
pernomnren miro, sic erboffte raide
@enoung gum 8el1eren eingetreten.
Sesnfolqe oeHef miro ser Monm9 Sic
pegen ser @rfdItung per idobene
Sog6reiie antreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

ten &aleide a11f Ser 9orf7troBe 5uiam=
menbrahen."
Nril15 GaroIatb=@ olfegg itieg pom
Eferoe ms blidte perpl1noert nl1f Sen
eleganten @agen Dor Sem @eo0ing-
Sdlone, Ser bier al1f feline Snia1ien
SIT morten ihien. ST mari sic 3iigeI
einem berbeieilenoen Heitfnedt gu uno
elite sic breite Treitreppe binouf.
Gin @eoienter empfing lin oben
nit tiefer &erbeltgl1ng.
uMe16en Sic midi Ser gnaoigen
6ral1," befab1 Ser Nri115.
Sn Sem groBe1 gnpfa1gsiolon fam
Niharo i6m eilig enfgegen.
sd begriBe Sic I'M Nan1en meiner
Mutter, Ser Sic mabriheinlid fonoo=
lieren mpne11. >, Trin5 Gnrolotb,
Sic treffen un5 in elmer nnbeihreib=
lihen 8eitiir5ung!"
SD ltore b1euetht?"
v911rhous nidt, im @egenthei1,
mir frel1en inns ol1BeroroentIih iiber
Shren @eludl 5enn bieneif)t geling1
es Sbnen, meme Shmelte gum gIei=
ben 5u bepegen. @eitatten Sic, 6oB
ih Sic Inns Sbre @ute in Mn1pr1d
nebme. gbrentraa1t min NIT Sdtpe=
iter 8eneoifto ms @loifer 5uriid! @ir
fins ouBer ms unb miiien nidt mehr
ein nod aus. 9ienboro @erolo hot
eben feline @ere0iamfeit erid0pft. sic
lit uti erem @aule gan5 entfremSet, Sic
lange Mblpe Ienbeit tr1gt SduI0 oornn.
Mollen Sic inns gu epigen Ianfe per=
pflid1ten, mein Nrin5, 10 bite ifl Bic
ten sic nnes auf, gbrentrnut bon Ser
9eothmel10igfeit Tires 6ierbleibens su
ii~6er5el1gen:"
eSSn SEM g1on5bon ol1sqe Itotteten
Mebengemah ipielte iih BEL GintriH
Ser beioen Sffi5iere cine siemlih En-
regte scene al. gdmeifer @eneSifto
itano reiiebereit in Nahe Ser Sbiir,
inns an i6rem @ol1e bling, gIiiher6rotb
Dor M,1freq11ng, ghrentrallt Me6oinq,
Sic 1ih nift BON Ser geliebten gr5ie=
BERN trennen monte.
@ero6 trat eben muthlos beiieite.
Gr hotte 1peben nne 8riinoe, Sic ibm
Git 8ebote itan6en, ms Sreffen ge=
fiibrt, 0os eigenpinige MGod)en mar
niht SIT iiber5eugen.
6rau @e06ing Iebnte, pie immer,
in ibrer itarren bIeifen &r1be am Ten=
tier fms; MIR lire gliibpn6en Mltgen
lebten, Sic b%eiBbitten5 an Ser ldlunfen
meiBen @eltalt ibrer ein5igen Sodter
bingen.
rspreden sic nit ibr, i& flebe sic
an, mein Hrin5, berpegen Sic gbren=
traut, 6oB tie bleibt," f~liiiterte Tie Sem
@rbprin5en gu, Ser bon &idnr6 &C.
fiihrt, iid tief Dor ibr %perreigte.
vgbrentrout, erlaube mir, 6oB id
bier sc. Durdlaudt 8rin5 GnroIatb-
|@oIfegg b%orite1e!" 1agte &idar6 mil
entipreden6er @an6bepeg11ng.
Ser if0ne &opf NIT SEN tpunenoen
|2ofen pan6te iid berum. 9ie Mugen-
panre begegneten iih iefun6enlang.
rMb, ser Grbprin5 bon 0riibenl"
Gin ~leisideImildes 2ddeln g1iH mie
elm Sonnenitrnbl iiber sos Ma6denqe=
|ii9t.
r8oGen Sic 6os innigite 8eileib
bon mir o11nebmen?" Erin5 Gnrolath
perneiate iid 10 tief ebrfurdtsbon, aIs
itdroe er Dor elmer &0nigin.
SD onfe SSbnen. 9aben sic INT
fern @eorg gefannt?"
sd bette ons Slid" perftderte
.Garolatb ernit.
Or mar iebr gut unb lieb, 11idt
|tpabr?"
Or mar es obne 3peifeI. nebri.
gems ertnnern sic Iebbaft an i'm, III
|Stinrme un0 @eber6en, menr1 sic mir,
mein 6rdulein, oieie @emerfung ge.
|ftatten.-
-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

nit ser iugenoliden 2eide @eorgS
i%ortge5ogen, no &aroiIe auf &aroiie
Ste moppengeidmiidten glan5enoen
@alamagen in Sdritt Dem 3uge se-
folgt uno sic oienitbefliIienen 2afaien
Die &er6en perloidt, sic 2eudter e1t<
fcrnt uno Sic 0raperien berlnterge-
nommen botten, fletterte Ser alte @bi=
riitopb nit ieiner &nabenblroe miib-
lam STE glatte Marmortreppe 6erab
ul1o iiber sic 5ertretenen &olen-. uno
8lumcn5tpeige bin1peg, Sic Sem pomp-
|baften 9egrabnibgeprange geoient.
Seine @ono taitete 5itterno Sem matt
Mi11fenOen pergoloeten @eldnoer nad,
oas olmablid abmdrts fubrte.
$50 Sic meiBe @ottin itebt. aln
Springbrlmne,t, ltano friiber Ser itei-
nerne @rurentrog fiirs @ofpieb, es lit
oas bette @ailer melt unb brett, foit=
lid, flor inns falt," lprah er Dor 1id]
bin. US lit GILES dnoer5 l11D Dor
neblner %geuorOen; Ser @e00ing=Sof
lit ein Sdlob gemoroel1, bph uno
prdhtiger, al1d) foltbarer mie oas Sir
ltenldloB. sSa ia, per oa5 geubnt
Isd fenne midi gar nidlt mehr ulls. Sic
merf fen jest Saulenoe BON Gels sum
6eniter binaus fin Gurus, mabrenS
mir friiher froh maren, mern mir
Sonl1tags ein Stiif 6leild i'm Sopfe
Batter! Mein alter &opf foBt Sos
nidt mebr - ms 11nier gutter @e5=
oing=Name? Mlt Geriimpel, mie ih.
II Sit lange fer, no mir nit Ser al
ten &aleide aa1f Ser 9orfitraBe 5lrlam=
menbrahen."
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-03-09
MENHELDFORFRAUD.
UNCLE SAM HAS FOUND A CON-
sPlRAcY AT DETROIT,
MICHIGAN.
CHARGE, ILLEGAL LAND DEALS
nived to Induce 200 or 300 lndivid-
uas to Buy Stock in Their Company,
of Alaska Coal Tracts.

Detroit, ch.-Government inves-
tigaton into alleged Alaskan coal
land frauds, involving approximately
$4,000 acres Of land valued at more
than $4,000, 600, resulted in the issu-
ance of an indictment by tho local fed
eral grand jury charging seven individ-
uals with conspiracy against the UNIT
ed States government.
The governments contention is that
the defendants conspired to induce
200 or 800 individuals to become stock
holders in the company by making
fraudulent and fictitious locations OF
certain Alaska coal lands, thereby vi
olating the land entry laws of 1910,
which made 1t illegal for more than
four persons to form a company for
locating Alaska coal lands and taking
out patents on more than $40 acres
It is alleged that the several stock
holders or coal land claimants wero
led to believe they were locating the
lands for their exclusive use, but in
truth and in fact for the use and bene-
At of the seven defendants and the de-
velopment company"
The Michigan Alaska Development
company was organized under the laws
of Arizona W. W. McAlpine is pres
1dent The coal lands involved are at
Juneau. Alaska. and several contig-
uous tracts al Homer. on the western
end of Kenia peninsula, bordering on
Cooks inlet
The claims are said 10 have been To-
Gated by about zoo Michigan residents
and a hundred other claimants from
New York, San Francisco and other
western points
District Attorney Watson announced
that he will prepare for al early trial.
The penalty for conviction Is two
years Imprisonment @. a ane o. not
ro.e than $1,000
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-03-09
ROBBED UNCLE SAM.
Clerk 81 pas.os<re psps-,r,en. Man.
inuistea rnstzae Sta rips.

Washington orl-A;'ahur NJ TraTere,
ciiet clark to the 1sfrd assistant post
master general WIS dismissed from
the service by PostlIlaste, General
Hitchcock, who In statement de-
clared that Travsrs had been guilty
Of manipulating postage stamps for
MS own financial benefit
He also, the Inspector declared. ad-
mitted changing the records Of his of
fee to SHOW that the stamps had been
DESTROYED after condemnation when
they actually were not destroyed.
The value Of the stamps disposed OF
exceeded $4,000, but the government
will suffer no pecuuiary loss.