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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-07-01
Scribner's Magazine Notes.


lite OF particular class of Sallor-men
than James B. Connolly. His Glouces-
ter fishermen, the boats they go to
sea in be the weather fair or foul;
their experiences on the banks both
IN winter and summer, have been made
familiar to thousands by his stories
Mr.. Connolly knows the life from ac-
tual contact, for he has cruised with
the fleet and numbered among his
friends many famous shippers. To the
Fiction Number the author will con
tribute story in quite new field. He
goes back to the days of the old
square-riggers about the time when a
few venturesome shippers still made
occasional cruises to the African coast
Tor cargo of slaves. The story of
the last cruise of Captain Blaise and
the Dancing Bess is sea story of
exciting adventure. with the real at
mosphere of blue water, and it is not
too much to say that it is pretty sure
to be compared favorably with three
or tour Of the best sea stories yet
written. The Captain is one of those
Old-t1me sailing masters whose life
very often depended upon his sea-
manship and the ability. of the Dane
ing Bess to outmaneuvre and out
sail pursuers Corvettes and sloops
of war were ever on the lookout on
the slave coast. This cruise was not
after slaves, however, but to rescue
an old friend and his daughter from
distress.
There is very pretty love story
developed on the cruise, and Mr.. Con
molly has told it with charming senti-
ment and humor.
1T was not so much his great
height that marked him, for the ma
t1ves' were easily singled out by their
lank longitude from the stockier for
eign breed; it was the careless power
full look of his frame, in spite of
lameness checking each step like the
jerk of a chain. There was some
thlno bleak and unapproachable in his
face, and he was so stifened and
gr1zzled that one took him for an
old man, and was surprised that he
was no more than 6fty-two"
This is a word picture of ETHAN
PRONE" whose story Edith Wharton
will tell in a three-part serial that
begins in the Fiction Number. Frome
is of a New England ''hill-town," a
new background for the author,
though she knows it we'll from long
residence. Mrs Wharton has given
her readers a gallery of remarkable
characters-they are always charac-
tiers and not lay fgures-but few of
them will leave a deeper impression
or hold the interest longer than the
life story of Ethan Frome He is
one of those men who might have
been hewn out of his native granite,
but with an intense humanity that
brings his story very near There is
a classic note Of the inevitable in
Frome's life, the dominance of cir
cumstance, the subtle and irresistible
influence of environment
Ever play Mumblety-Peg or Duck
on he-Rock? If you have, don't
their very names take you back to the
days when you, too, were real boy?
Haven't you stopped to watch other
boys of to-day at their games and
wondered whether they were the same
as you used to know and whether
boys are all that they used to be-?
There's a lot of pleasure found when
two old cronies get together and
''reminisce" over the days when they
nSe6 To NAV Oan7eC and ch1t11 TO
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-07-01

Teacher-Why do the frozen rivers
thaw out in the spring?
Harry-So as to keep the boys from
skatin' in the summer time.
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S,pipitaIt aItOnamiiiiDit
geitimn.t, ban bic Spbranlie greiifb
grif SO. bic gafiteiHc fur bas
nsne Ssipital Hefeyt.

Die 6oipitaItommifFion trof in 10.
rer seftern ituttsebabten 5ibune itre
auspubl besiiglit bss Ulnteri1ls, aug
tpel6em bds nsus itGbtifhe 0oipitaI
etrihtet trsrpen fcll. Der 9du DirD
aus 8aditeinen erri9tst fperben, ipelhe
bon Der 6pbraulis grefIeb Bird Go.
bon 3onesotIls, s., berseiislIt psrben
uno bic i5irmo ipirb $16 pro 1000
gnditeine BON js feds pfunb 8sipint
e:bolten. Snsseiammt ipsresn fir ben
8ou strpa brei Rillionsn Bodftsine
benDtbigt iperben. Die aomHiiIion
befdIob bas tpeitIih on ben eegenndrs
ttgen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES onftos
btnbe 9runbsietntbum bis Sur Dine
Strabe anautdufeH unb fur bisies
8runheigenibum io[lsn Sic, 400 be-
suhlt perben.
Die 6DipitoltOmmiIiion trat mad
GrIsbieung bieier Sraeen ihre SOms
nerferien an nno piro ieet erft mics
Der I'm September 3uiammentrtten.
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Halieiler MlaYnt.
aniomatifdtr sprimfitr safdaia IL.
1bdtiefeit geisbt.

Sn benz GtabIiFsment Der Queen
Gitp Matn Cafe 60. i'm 8. Gtods
inert bes Butler Gebduoes on Der 8.
glps., nnte @ine StraBe, ipurDe ges
tern Der outomdtiihe Sprintitr sus
fduig In 1bdtistsit sefest tpdhrenb
gu elether 3stt Elm dutpmdtiiher
Sseueralorm abgeseben ipnrbe. Ils
bas MoHer fid, pIOslif in nns finfte
StodfDsrt sreob, brad unter ben 90
ipeiblthen MnaeitsIlten Der perfeetion
Suit dnb glput 60. eine getuoitige
aufreauna aus uub bic Wsdbhen ret
teten iih, in Der anndbme, bdb etn
sSeuer gum ausbruh sstomHlen fci, in
Dilber 1Iuht ms 5reie, eefclet BON
onoeren SnfoFen oss Gebdubes. Dos
Butler sGieb1uos greust an ods Gifts
Spribenbous an. unb 6euertpebr uno
5aIpdce Gprps rpdrsn in fur5er 3eit
aur Ste[Ie. Dos BoNer tpnroe To-
fort abeeftetlt, jsDpd mar bersits Elm
Shabsn bon strpd $500 onserihtst
tporben. Ter duf ben 3iihen Der
Queen Gitp Dotd Gaie 60. lagsrnoe
9rIoItaub ipuroe fortsefhpemmt uno
bierburf aIIein tpuroe Elm stsmlih
betrGhtIiher StdosH neruriaht.
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ssemer im 9iftsniabrif
aonmit infslat rsfilsiiiatr Gntbeds
uRe i'm arimt erEiidl usrbtH.

Snfolss tiuts Ietrbeisisn asHe!s
geritihen esiisrn in Der Giitenfabrii
Der DiIobers gor Co., an 8. unb
GegIeiion 4pe. Elm SouifH Sdges
ipohne in grann. Gin aIdrm BON
9aiten 359 bradts bic Jsnsriutbr sur
Sisle uno Der grane tounts I'm asin
sritidt fperpen. Der ShobsH pirb oui
ca. $25 nbseifGst.
Mm. 5olid, Juhrmdnn Der Wers
honts 8elicern Co., fnbr nit ieinem
Baasn bic GgelsitOn ane. sntIdns,
ais feline Qftros Dor ben pprbtiidus
Isnotn 5tusripriben iheuten une
our6aiRaen. an Der Gde Der s. uub
GaaIeiipn qps. tpdibirte sr nit einem
Eels1rophsnpfoitsn uno 5oIid truroc
uuf bic StraBs eefd!euoert. 3um
gliid lam er nit unbsosutenosn Ron
tuiiuusu uno 4bihiirfun8tn odpon
unb tpnuts iih ipGtsr obne geiitant
heimbe6ebsn. Der Mngtn tuuree be-
benz llufal 5srtriimmsrt.
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Sn 9pieoo
@urbt Der felt 3ienftaa usrmibts
antoH giaitr geitbsH.

getonniIih tpurbe am Wlitipph
Qbtnn anton Woisr, pon go. 1862
@orIup aoenue, Der VoliSei oIs Ders
mibt a.msIbst. Gr battle isinsDobnuns
en- Tisnitos psrIoFtn. unb feine 4ns
ssb0risen befiirhteten, oab sr Stlbit'
rrorb bteanesn boben t0nnte. Geftsrn
abenb nun srbislt Rohthtf aruHpt
BON benz CUR 3sii uuf Jerisn in 9pIebo
peiIsnben Ssrssanten Z. 8. eurrnn
cine goittarte nit berRittbiIunp, odB
r (gurran) ben Naisr in Der offents
Iihen gibliotbe! esnonnter Stoot gee
troffsn unn I'D, Idnesrs 3eit NIT bems
ItIben untsrbdIteH babe. Sergs1nt
gurrun rubis sur 3eit uift, bub
Rcier permibt rirb, unb erfubr oie'
Its erfi, na6bsm Der Wlann itf en-.
Fernt bate, aus sinsr Der in oer9iblios
ttst ausgeiegien 3eitungsn.
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Tliitbtiser mbrSer



Der golisei gsI0ng ss bisber nod
nitt. oes Reeers James Cummings
bnbbdft ~ iperbeH, uelder belhuls
biei ipirb, seitsrH WOratn gegeu tin
lltr isinen RaHteenoiItn Alerunosr
sttpes In beiisn 3immer RO. 8 Bar
mes aIIen iDdbrenb tinss Gtreites iiber
sin aarienipiel in bis 8ruit esihofen
unb srmorost Su bdben. Ben Grans
Croft, Gin 5ausgsnofis bss erfAonss
nan, ipeihtr in 3elasnbofi atnommeH
iporoen iii, tbeiltt Der poIissi nit.
Ddb Cummings unD atnes Dor sinis
aen anasn einen Strtit fdtten. in
eeFen Derlouf srItsrsr furhtbor per'
bouen irurbe. am GoHnsritae batter
bic geiesn iih sufdliiS ettroffsn unf
perfObnf, fporauf Fspes ~ einemaor'
ienfpisl in feinsm 3immtr tinaeloosr
babe. Qahbem iie idngtre 3eit gs'
Ipislt hotttn, bobe Cummings fhlieb'
lido einsn Gtrsit bonn 3alnt sebrD'
den, Isinsn Rspolper gescgsH uni
Den aspts tri6oiitn.
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Die 1lmwdlsuns in MeritO uuo
ben Ser. Staaten.

Die urFu6en Der RspoIution in
Uterito trsten nit jsoem Gage osutIis
der bsrpor uuo srlpstien. bub iis fpeoer
Dur6 ebrgei3igs gIdne, nod ourt3 ben
6rOntitsn Geiit Der unrube, Der ben
fpantf6sumeritaniIdeH 2GRoerH ua6s
geiagt tptro, peranIubt rpurOs, fonosrr
ourh psrrpttete Dtuuomifhe @erbdlts
rtiie, Delhe oringenp Der abbilfs be-
ourfen. geioroers piro burh biz urs
DdI3ung erfpisisn, oab StaatssSbers
bdupter in eriter Reibe 9oItspirth
Iein miiTen, cine gefdbigung, bic 1iaS
abIolut fremo mar. Gsiue gigsnidafs
ten ttsItsn Iih pouig duf miIttdris
ihem 9ebists. QIs Solout glaubte sr
QQes getbaR gu bo6en, fpeHu er Orb
uung i'm Qanoe belt, iah aber ni6t,
oaB penn bic 0tonpmiiasn 8srbdlts
nife mdngelbuft fiuD, bic Rube ii6
niht bebauptsu ldbt. Setne 9epuns
oerer riibmsn isoo6, bab er bas
QanD pirtbidaftIt6 9sbob:n bat. &c
ift ri6tig. bab sr Dem 2aubs Die CUR
Gntpidlung HDtbpeubigen aapitalisr
3ugsFiibrt bat. QQein bieie tupitaIiftis
Ihe Regteruhg peramte 6as 9olt. Die
fpertbnpaitsn aon5eFionen tpurber
perfhentt un0 Die Grpbtdpitaliiter
fifbrten. i'm gunDe nit oem 8eamten.
tbum, bic Regierung. 9isfs 3uItGnb,
palteten ni6t Bios in Der Snbuitri:
Dor, fonbern duh in Der 2dnbnirtb.
I6uft, 70 DAP aud bus 2anbpDIt i'm
gIsno Iebts. 8as mubts f6lieBlih 81
elmer Repolution fiibren. 9iefe ipirt
| ii6 fir Merito Tegsnsrsi6 sripeiIen, bc
| Ierfi6tlih III, bub Die Heuen Mdnner
bic an Die Spiss bes stdatspefens
! trstsu, BAG rihttge 8eritGnbnib fir oi'
gebiirfniiIe oes 2anbes beitBsn. 9ai
eeh aus Der 4ntiinbigung berpor. haf
Die Rssierunq bic aon3eTiOnen, bi
erl0fhen, ni6t tpieper erneuern, opel
nur unter anbersn, bsm goltspoh
bienli1ereH 8sbingungen psrgeber
pirb. gbenfo ri6tig lit Der GnfibluB
tpen groBsn Booenbefis untsr bic aanb
bep0Iferung aufSutbeilen. Mit oisfel
ginridtungen ptrb Wexito srit su be-
pollen gliitbe gelnnsen, bic es NIT fei
nsn groben udtiirliten 5ilfsquelI.n 81
errtinen permas. Sn Der rihtigen gr
tenntniB. odB politit unb Ssfonpmi
i'm engen 3ufummenbonge iteben, re
ipettibe. bdb fein Gtaatstpeien unite
elmer obiOlutiitifhen Resisrunssforn
gu sebeiben Dermag, fino anitalten gs
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9i preuBiiheu Sumter
fi6ren Die SeBe gegen ben Reihstan3s
Isr fort. Gr bat oQs in ihren 4ugen
uuoerSeiblite 8erbreden begaugen,
buB er nit Silfe Der So3iaIoemotra.
ten, Denen er oas auQemeine Stinms
reft fir GlIQbz2Ot6ringen 3ugeItano,
bic GerFoTungsreform fir bic Rsi6ss
Ianoe ouraieBte. 0umit babe ser
9feitston3ler bic So3ialiiten als re-
gierunosfGmg onertannt, .uno bas iei
ni6t gu ouloen". Zen &Dufsroatipen
ite5en Qber non fpeitere 0erurtige
ueberruI6ungen bepor. Gs 1T jebt
feItitebeno, bQB lire Wta6t bur6 bic
ReitstagspabIeu beoeuteno geihpd6t
fueroen ptrb, Die So3ialDemotraten baz
qegen eiuen psientli6eu 3unads an
Stirmsn erIangen rperoen. Oamit
Dsrbliebs Der RegieruH9 gar tein an
berer 4uspes, als Die 6ilfe Der Go
5tulz3emotruten in 4nIpru6 81 uebs
men, 10 nett iie bieis gu gefpdhren mill
lens itno, uup pas piro in beosuteno
gr0Berem MaBe als bisber geIhe6sn.
Die So3taIiitsn babsn ndmIi9 itas
perneiHenbs golttit gednbsrt uno fif
berstt gs5eigt, am jssi8eH Staate mits
sudrbeitsH, pie ii6er6aupt i6re Nm
faauurgen ii4 in pielsn 8unttsn gss
Gnbert baben. Daraus BAT iib ergs=
BEN, oab bic Rsgierung eber nit ben
SO3ioliitsn, ais nit ben Ronierpatipen
aussutommen permas. Gin an iit
geringFiisiges, aber .febr 6elebrsnbsa
Gretgnib, oos Iber Die Ginnssduoe.
rung Der So5idfbemofraten austunft
srtbeitt, bot bis lebte Wlinlye Der
Rei1stogssGisung. 2lIs Der fan3lsl
fi4 erbob, Inn ben 8ertugunss- -8efebl
bes auifers 81 berleien, giusen bic 60,
aiaEbenrotraten nitt gun. Gual binnus
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fpie Iie es TonIt thdfen, ipnoern Die rnstz
ifen So3idltitet unb nit ibneu fogdr
9ebel erboben fith unb ltonben, pdhe
renD Der gefebl Derteien puroe. Gs lit
ouraus gu srieben, tpie fart Der &sots
toIismuS iih in Der io5iuIiitiiten
gartei abgeIdlifFsn bat. SIN lIebrigen
betunbet Der Sansltr in oiefer angele'
eenbeit cine ftaatsmdnnifhe 4uffafs
funa. 90 Iunge sr bic Sp3ialiiten ges
bruu6en tann, beoieut er ith ihrer
SiIfe. Ienn lie ihm ununsenebm
perosn, fdisbt er iie tpisber bel 9eite.
Sc IGnqer bic republitanii6en
StanDpatter i'm Ssnat Die aunereBz
SiBung btu3isbeH. oeito ltsbsr III es
Den 0emptraten i'm SauIe. oa iie bier
burh befGbigt tperoen ihr Sortfpros
gramm ourh3ufiibren, Rahoem lie
oie Bin paTirt babeu, tpelhe ungefdbr
bunbert 4rtitsl duf bic sSreiIiite felt,
lperoen iie in tur3er 3eit Die Bills sur
6erubIebung Ger 3ous fiir nollens uno
bQumpolene Waaren erteoi9t haben.
0enn Die Republitansr i'm Senat, tpie
permutbIid, bieIe bsioen Bills ourt
lange &ebeu uibt CUR Grleoigun9 gez
Iduqen Iufen rperoen, per6letbt ben DE-
motraten ,3eit, um nod psri6ieosne
anoere 3ousgtu8 gu pafiren. 8a5u
qeb0ren 9orlagen CUR ipeitersn Serdbs
| Iebun9 Der 30Qe ouf Stublpadrsn uno
CUR grmdBtgung Der 3uder3oae. aut
| iino iie niht abgereigt, ale Ibrtgen
3arifsparagrapben gu reuioiren, tpenn
Der Senat Ddrauf bebarrt, Die StBuna
! big gum Gs3em6sr aus3ubehnen. Dos
8erbulten Der Demotraten fpirb por
einem isbr ri6tigen 9eouHtsn seIeitst
/ Dieter qebt oabiu,, caB bas Bolt nit
osm @QblreiuItot pom porisen Sabre
ben WunIh mad elmer griinoIihen IA
riF FsRepiIion gum 4usorud gsbra6t
babe, mas abfoIut 3utreFfsub ift. Wsnr
es ounn CUR Dabl pon 1912 tommt,
lpoQen bic 9smotratsn Dem Dol
te 3eiqen, mas Tie in gs3ue uuf Sartf'
RepiIion geIsiitst uno mas bic RepubIis
taner niht gelsiitet baben. 2sbtere be-
ruFen iih oaruuf, baB bic 0emotruter
i'm 3untIen tappsn unb bic 30lIs chn'
qenaue RenntniB Der 8erbdItrif1e reois
| 0tren, nG6renb bic republitani'h'
9ortsi bem goIte etne fpiIitnIhaftIiht
ReutTion bieten tperbe. Mir fiirhten
oab bic Gntihulbtgun9 tetnen Sin
orud MAIDEN pirb, neil unisr jeBiger
Sarif 10 unperniinftig bob III, bat
man bur6 cine bsoeutenbe Grmdbi'
quua teinen 7ehlsr bsaeb:n tdnn. Dd'
nit If aber ni6t osiagt, bdb bic Rs:
publitaner teine 9sIeasuhstt hotteu
ibrsn @eonern erfolerethsn mioera
ftouo au IeiIten. Bon December Big Sul
n. Z. ift cine lunge 3eit. Giro oiei'
pon ben RepubIitauern ausqsniiBt, I'M
ibrerfeits etns 5oriF .ReptTion gu osr
ouTtalteu, 70 tpirb ous BOLT 3piiher
oen beioen 9arifprogrammen gu ent
ffeioen baben. Qtber bic Sdfs De-
RepubIitunsr lit oerlorsn, tpeun lie oer
pofitipen Qeiftungen Der 9emotrutsr
ni6tS sntgsgen 81 Ttelsn h1ben, mi
8ertr0itunusn auf bic 3utunFt. Sai
Bolt tft bisiss poIitii6sn 9ntfFss mibt
uenorben. IS Bat aenue Worte ge
bort; ss min Gbatsn febsn.
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Sofal +. Geriht.


Gbparb unb aulu 6urldnh.r, 1884
WeitnooD Apenue; mdofen.
Miaiam unb emma 3artig, 2209
Calumet Qlpenue; Wdb6tn.
Jront unb Waria gun. 664 Gill
Tito GtraBe; Wtdb6en.
4uguit uRb Minnis 8ones, 3615
Spring Grope apmue; Wdbhsn.
Rulpb unD @tbl 2uB. Ala On II.
Strabe; Rnabe
Watbias uno Gutberina s5rib; 2220
Gilbert 4DtnuS Enube.
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7eHtid,er 2ebrer.g, .g,sreia.

Die In Der kitten WerinmmIung
bss Dtutfhen aebrsrpereius srfpdbIs
ten geaHlien tanen seItern QuhHsiis
tag tn Der Goyrpnills 3ipeiebtblicthsf
suiammen. um fiA su tonitituirtn.
Die Gitung mar tars anb bic Or
lhide bes 9ereins RUBIN Hinmthr In
btn odnbtn Der iolgenben Heamien:
prdfiDent, g. 81. Nurgbarbi; Nisss
prdiipsnt, milh<Im Don Der 6nlbH;
sprctotoIl Geiretcrin, Grl. Gbriitine
Dontr; aorr. Gtfrttdr. Gbd6. W.
1adenbsre; GddsmeiIier. y. u. BON
6orn. glnd turssr Bsfprt6uHe Der
qeaenDariigsn Cage trfolais Wsrtna
onna. DIR grdlbtni lpirb, fa1s sr
es fir n6thig ernd)tet, I'M aaHfs btr
gerien rpsitsrs uOritaHosfisunsen elm.
b<rufsn.
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gHase SHnos.

Der il.ine nhi Sabre olts Snmes
pospsrs BON go. 205 Qublcp Sirdbs
tpurDt aslttrn Mbtno beim 6pieieH In
Der Qdht fsintr sItsrlihsH Wobnunl
BON einsm 9errrnlcien 6unDt In oai
@efift aebifIsH, ip0bsi ihm bic Gber'
Iippe strfleifft ipurDe. Der anab'
lpurDe mad Der Office bts Or. Gale ss.
braths. no bic gDunbtn dusgebrannI
lDurbsn. Der 6une ipurbe pom Der
pcIisiffsn pfnbi unb 60btl nah Ian
esrsr 5oeb trfhoiitn.
Giiis Senrp. 10 Sabre alt. ipuro
esfiern nuf btm 6fftntliheH GpitlplnsI
an Der 3. Gtrdbs pOn tiHsu herrenlo,
fen nunbe In bns 9tin gebiiIen. Gi
ipurb< BON ihrer Wuttsr nah benz 90
fpiidI esbrahi. 100 bic HiBnunps aus
eebrdHnt ipurbt.
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Die 8erIummlun9 Der lei
tsupsn Stautsmdnuer pes 9reibunbes
lit our6 Die 9erbdltniIIe in Der Surz
tei. Ipe3ieQ Die Spannun8 3lptihsn Die
fer unb WonteHsgro gebDtsn. Wtan III
Iih pDliQ tlur, pab Der 9pu. oenleBs
teres Qdnohen QuInldgt, BON RuB.
lano imprint pirD. 0emgemdB ltegt
bas 9eburfutb ndbs, eiHe 8ereinbd'
rung fir ben TaQ gu treffen, oaB DIE
Sirtei gu eiHsm an9rtfF auf Wtontes
negro oerei3t tperoen iOllte. Dte dber
aus perI6ieosnen baIboffi3islIen &uno.
eebungen erii6tlih 1T, Iiegt pOrldufi1
bic Qbfi6t Dor, uuf Die Surtet etn3us
fpirten. 0eren S6nierigtsiten riihrer
uou t9rer llnfGbigtsit ber, iid nit oer
Q(lbansrn 3u peritdnoigen uno Die aH'
Tiht tpaltet Dor, oab bas Der febIerb1f:
ten qolttit Der tiirtiIhen Reqierunc
3u3ui6reibeu 1T, inoem Iie bieies uH'
abbGnoioe 9oIt Der 8erge gu f4arf an:
faBt. Die 4lbuneu b1bsn ibre eigeuer
Sttten unD 8ebrdu6e, bic freilth nltt
oIe Iehr lDbensnertb iiro, uber es tptrt
als elm ;gebler betrattet, ibrsn Sinr
auf einmQl nit WaffengspaIt dnoerr
3u noQen. Der Siirtej miro bahsl
oringsno empIo3Ien perben, ben alba:
nern 3ugeitdnonifIs gu MAIDEN, tDa.
Wontensqro matt ieBen fuiiroe, ba ei
bunn nitt mebr in Der Qaae pdrs. Der
rebeQiI6en QIbanern 8etItanD gu lei
ften, mas Die uria6e Ser Spannunl
atpiiteR Montsuegro uup Der Siirte
if.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17

prpbirt III. 2. wsstaI gOlifhs
uub .gartstpsrs ErisHb@. b
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0ie Sic gartei9rupPte
rung nab ben Woblen in Ceiterrs;a
beT6affsu 1T, IGBt ii6 nod nitt ii6sr
iehen, oa jenes 2anp nit etnem uepSr'
NAB BON 9artetsn qeIegnet III. Gr'
Fttli6 ift nur, Dab bic Gbrjitlit- So
sialen tort abqefalen iino. Sir bic
9tegierung isIbft 1T Das jeooa BON gss
riroerer geoeutunQ, ats Die Nahlre-
iultats in ben fIaoii6en 2dnoern, 'pe'
7teQ 90fmeu. Bon bort aug tumen
lire qr6Bten Sorgen. Die tide
dlifdtn unp polniIten Gbgeoronets'
babeu unerfiillbore 5oroerungen &C.
itelt unb al8 cieie perpet9ert rpuroen,
hte purlamentoriIte Ufaiainsrie gum
GtilIItano gsbruft. Die aufitInn9
Res Rettsrat6s erfolgte oobsr in Der
grportunq, baB Die 0abIen oemdBtg'
tere Qlbaepronete aus ben IlantI6en
S6nberu benz Rsihsrotb Sufibren irers
rem. Ob bIeis 6offnung ith erFuut
Fat, bleibt ab3utpdrteH.
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Dir gbicuoper aBader tuben

eire glnsa6l WGnner nah Ghteago ges
ftidt, lpelhe fih Don 5lpet Sabre alien
9esfTteuts gendbrt baben unb ilf ie4r
tpobl befiuben. Wttt OteIem 8eDe1le
min man Die Bill 5epburus betamptsn,
bic pbrftreibt, Dap Rabrungsmtttel
uint liuoer ais fieben Monate auf Sis
oe1olten ueroen Ioasn. 3pei Seno.
loren ertldrten ii6 bereit, elm 5pet
S<abre altes geeffteat On ii6 All er.
frpber,. aber Der 9ertreter Der pater
otno auF DEN 9DritIag nitt Elm. d
ferbar pur er Der 4nIt6t, odB bic Sc
natoren nit BEN 8enuB zines folh:n
@esfIteats 5slbItmprb begehen puroen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
MODERN WOODMEV
DEDICATE NEW HALL
Excelsior Camp No. 1OS92 Is
Host at Very Pleasant
Gathering.

Excelsior camp No I0ss2. Modern
Woodmen of America. dedicated the new
and commodious hall at lGi Main street
Tuesday evening. The camp has deco
rated and furnished Its new quarters in
elegant and artistic style, and is now
one Of the most attractive lodge rooms in
the city. both In size, furnishings and
convenience. In response to a general
invitation. the lodge room was filed to
It's capacity and the occasion was made
grand reunion Of Woodmen and Royal
Neighhors. The exercises were opened by
the presiding officer. Consul A. D. Nc
CURE. who explained in a short address
some OF ihe principles of woodcraft. after
which the following musical programme
rendered:
Vocal solo. Miss Gladys Smith: piano
solo. Miss Rose Tall: Recorder Mrs.
Mabel Boutwell, read an interesting pa
per "n frarerua societies.: little Miss
Dorothy delighted the audience by A solo
on the plano: Messrs. Phillips and James
rendered in forceful voice. "Tarboard
Watch. Ahoy:" State Deputy Eunicc Len
lngs OF the Royal NeighboTs. Miss Ethlyn
Smith executed a piano solo. The musl-
cal numbers were all enCored. At the
conclusion Of the musical exercises.
James Rothwcll held a basket auction.
Dressed especially for the occasion and
wearing a broad -brimmed hat, he looked
every inch tho old southern auctioneer.
The auction. asidc.from the fun afforded,
resulted in richly rcplenishinE the camp S
cXchcqucr Tho cntertai ainment which
was voted by all present grand sue
cess. wound up with splendid banquet.
not the least enjoyable OF the pleasant
time spent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-22
UNIVERSITY CLUB
At ANNUAL BANQUET
The Hatchet," Unique Publ
cation. Creates No End of
Amusement FOR Members.

"rhc uatChet. journal devoted to 9TH
cr peoples business. was the principal
novelty ~ the University clubs annual
banquet which was held at the club last
evening. The llatclct is q tabloid pub
llcatiom, hut distinctNcly lively II was
published anonymously and sold 10y gem
utDc uCwSDUy5 at thc conclusion OF the
spcCCbmakiug. payment uclng made To the
bows with pennies at the plates OF the
diners.
One hundred mcmbcrssand guests OF the
club were present. jay 7. Harris. pTcsi T.
dent OF the club. presented Edward :.
Ferry rs thc tuastmastcv i'm a clever
speech whose felicity MAS cuudlcd by MI.
Ferry in his introductory talk. After the
clubs regulation toast To George WASH
inCtou had hcgu drunk in. silence Mr..
Ferry introduced DT. Elmer ]. Goshen.
who spoke To "Thc University Club" Dr.
GoShcn's address WAS an eloquent appeal
to- the members of the club 10 band them
selves together i'm a compact body 20 fur
thcr any civic work that may need TO be
donc. He dwell upon the obligation that
rests on each member Ia utnizc his talents
and his education and his influence for
tho common good of humanity.
Joseph H. Csinr. who followed. had the
toast High Flying Il subject that In
Mr.. Gaines handling became invested with
poetry and beautiful sentiment. Charles
4 Gillette gave Team Work. Il clever
interpretation.
During tho dinner a string orchestra
PLAYED popular music. Harris Is. Masters
| is chairman Of the social committee which
had charge oC The banquet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-22

Snow, Ethel Stephens. Mary Tanner
Essle front, Eva Willis.
School of arts and sciences-Hupc
3. Anderson, Maydell Cazier, Ethel
Connolly. ID. NJ. Draper. D. l.. Evans
!; Fl. Fife. D. G.. Edmunds. wv Ford
Cleo Gitsch, Lloyd Hamren, Mrs. Fl
Henderson, B. F. Howells. Neil Al
Judd, Welthea Learned, f. D. Le
Compile, Louise Lockhart, H. W. Mel
son, ". J. Nielsen. l.. II. Peterson, C.
Y. Pfoutz, Fred Reber, Maud Ritter
w. {: Ritter, Jennie Ryan. Ruby Scran.
ton. k. X. Stephenson. r. e. Stott, NJ
D. Tanner, Miriam Thurman, Vivian
Iolhurst. Margaret Watson, Lorir
Wh'tmore. Jean Williams, lie Grant
Wooley, Marian Van Pelt.
State school Of mines-Ben E
Argyle, Erasmus Borgquist. j. r. Car
michael, c. c. Cornwall. r. D. Daw
B. F. Grant, Junius J. Hayes, ". l.
Home. W. H Kelsey. Leonard Larson
Roy Monroe, c. NJ. Nokes. S. D. Pack
ard Hugo Price, II. G.. Richardson
T. \, Sneddon, S. g. Taylor, Stewart
Young, j. f. Wooley, George B. Whit.
never. E. NJ. Van Orden. w L. Woolf
f. f. Watson.