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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15
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By FRED L. 5oALT.
Miss Molly Mcintyre. who Ia
"Bunty" al the Moore this week.
gave me an Interview today.
Lets talk" said.
"Whss sboutg" asked Molly Nc.
Intyre.
Things IN which you are inter.
erfca--womar's suffrage, for In.
stance. Or"
4 am not Interested IN move
menia. or even IN things" said
Miss Mcintyre. kicking n perfectly
good chair that had never done her
any harm. Il am Interested In pro-
pie. Let's talk about your country
your western country and your
western people"
"Rogin.~ said.
Your western mountains are
big" began Miss Mcintyre. "and
you are built 20 scale. Your
schemes are big: your dreams are
biz: your achievements are big.
your buildings. farms. bodies.
minds and hearfs-all are big
Hand ~ a slam. A knock IL
always aplcier than a boost. and
ft'm welcome besides"
Il wont declared Miss McIn-
tyre. I'm Scotch. and We Scotch
are blunt can tell the horFid
truth with the next one. But ! viii
not knock your west. And this ~
why. when my work il done. and
4 can afford 90 take mine ease.
TIM coming back 20 this northwest
To i've and end ny days.
-Whyf"
DO you know Loncong psris7
New York; Miss Mcintyre asked.
II never want 10 nee them again.
never want 20 see again the
stuntsd bodies, the oeac-~hite
faces. the sunken cheeks and de-
spsirsui eyes
In the west you are building up
a now race. The pioneer life has
made YOU forget the old notions Of
caste, the false social values Snob-
berry dies with the caste pride on
which IL feeds. Here a man IL a
man. a woman A woman. And sucn
men and women They. too. are
built TO scale. suppose It's the
climate"
What In tho west most iu-
pressed your
THE people IN the small towns
Did you ever see an English VIII
isoe1 You Will generally find one
family Of wealth and culture there
the 'squlre's family. The rest
are louss. pumpkins, clodhoppers.
And the shopsi You cant get a
spool OF decent thread in a country
village In England.
we have played in a number OF
small towns out here. North YAK
ina was one. And Il amazed me
10 meet thore young women 40
styllshiy gowned and carrying
themselves with such an air that
In London and Paris they would be
described as 'ultraBmart' You
cannot know how strange this
seems 10 woman who had been
taught that 'smartness' was only
TO be found In the worlds great
ccnters."
American men7"
1.-THE most self-eonsciovs In the
world. They're afraid TO show
OF" in public. That's why they all
dress alike. But nice 10 their
wives"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15

y What would you think of a
4 young man who declared you
y were the first girl he ever
4 kissed?"
4 II would have 10 know him
4 10 decide whether 10 class him
\ as a candidate for the Ana
4 Mas club or as n mollycoddIe.
4 Baltimore American.
tttt sFft ttt 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15
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hoy. II yon'il come around some
day when | am not so busy I'll sec
II can make a place for you"
THANK you. air: Il seems rather
difficult for us business men 10 co
ordinate Ia arranging our moments
OF comparative leisure. doesn't iti
Good after
Hold on. yonnEster, Ill give
You the Job OF standing off the col
lege presidents when they come
around here with subscription pa
pers Hang up your hat"-~Chlcago
Tribune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15

every resident and visitor. Tho
smell from the kitchens Is awful.
The piles OF scraps. the dishwater.
the milk cans and the old meat
would turn the stomach OF wooden
Indian and bring Joy to millions Of
flies.
ALBERT NJ. ARMSTRONG.
Editor Seattle Star: or the sev.
eral plans set forth by the Garden
club for beautifying the city. none
OF them seem 10 mo to get at re-
suits so directly as the suggestion
regarding window boxes In the
downtown district. where the work
would be seen by every visitor to
our city.
For the past two years the win
dow boxes on the Bon Marche have
caused much favorable comment
Similar boxes OF blooming plants
and green foliage on other stores
and buildings would transform the
downtown district into place OF
beauty. and likely impress the tour
lat as no other equal amount OF ex.
penditure could do.
Very truly,
l. " RI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15

Il saw that man gazing into youl
eycs." said Maud.
Yea" replied Mamie. ~ felt
eompilmentcd until ! learned that
he 10 studying to be an ceulist.
had the same disappointing esper
ience with a young dentist who
was always anxious 20 make ms
Observation-Disclosures Evening Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15

The Brother-she's got lovable
eyes. kIssable lips, husesble
shape and holdabie hands.
His sister--Yes. and she's got re-
movable hair. adjustable hips, col
orable brows and a transferable
complexion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15
Opera at home

Oldtimer--fs your married life
one grand. sweet song7
Newlywed-Well, since our
baby's been born it's been like an
opera. full OF grand marches, with
loud calls for tho author every
night.-Tit-Blts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15
AT THE METROPOLITAN

The Felix club presented n tale
OF true love last night at the Met
ropolitan. The story was a very
pretty one OF gypsy life, and every
thing ended happily before the final
fall OF the curtain. The play was
well presented and was aided by
many specialties that were clever
and original. the Zingara ballet.
beautiful and pleasing. scoring the
hit OF the evening. Miss Helen Gil
Ion introduced some dances and
Mr.. Loeb sang the Toreador's song
from Carmen" with great effect.
The play was produced by Percy
Hunting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15

Fond Mother-WillIe. where did
you learn 10 swear like that7
Young Hopeful-Pa's shaving.
uncle's golf. grandpa's motor and
your parrot.--Life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15

These are the days when III
young divinity student who has [
good delivery must undergo a ter
rifle mental struggle"
About whatf~
Whether TO preach or pitch"
Los Angelica Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15

Does your husband tell you ev.
'erythlngT"
Yes. everything. except how
much pocket money he spends him
self every week. -" Detroit Free
Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15

Helping Him ALONE

4 Madam. I'm travelling
4 around tho world ON a WAGER.
4 have 10 make good time. OF
4 I'll lose my bet.
4 "Weli. I don't mind letting
\ my bulldog pace you for a
4 couple OF miles. Here. Tige."
4 st. Louis roat.Dlspateh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15

We got have time carefully study that plan Tor
adoption OF babies by bachelors which DR. Lois L. Wynekoop
seems to have well under way Chicago When she pro-
posed the National Congress OF Mothers at ST Louis we
ratified that of lodged the issue, were
Now the Illinois that bachelors are
actually stepping forward and asking for babies aud hnk
for readers consider facts bearing ON the
movement
There question but baby is valuable possession
Adavs without number be secured 20 this and
indeed the fact has been generally admitted since remote
also we'll established that is better he has
dependent upon him II broadcns him and has a
tendency for his being earth Econo-
caly considered the fellow who of by and for him
self IS a calamity,
But-aud we put OF the debate up Soro-
Mothers Congress- other body of wisdom experience
but il fellow obtain the blessing OF fatherhood and
avoid disadvantages OF baheorhood without marrying will
he discourage marrage9 Can afford TO risk weakening
that blessed institution matrmony order to bring the father
babcess father togeherl We leave the
here Ii Cynthia Grey is not too busy maybe she'll help
out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15

= so you are going to make
4 new will and cut some Of the {
= present lcKntees OUT"
4 Yea attn going 20 give ,
. some 81 my relations tho I
. fresh heir treatment iiaiti- I
. more American.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15

How long did II take you to do
Rome?'
About twice as long as II took
Rome to do us."--Litc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15
THE sUFFRAGETTE,s ANSWER

And where my fellow esens appealed the political speaker
time unaanng and popular a will unlock depart
OF state for the benefit Of its readersy
The harpn," sheked enthusiastic surag in the audience
Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15
A WOMAN'S RETORT


somebody did wnshing"
replied innoceny whose washing
do7"-Idfe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15

"That rich hciress let mo hold her
hand last night"
You must be pretty strong with
her. chi"
NO: II was n put-up job. Her
hand was a bum one. yet she blamed
mo for losing the game"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15

'+-rbe time has come" the Wairus said
TO talk of many things
OF shoes and ships and scaling wax.
And cabhaaca and kings"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15
Three Songs

The brilliant Archaeological audience reared ovation
the great singer She unquestonab the best soprano
in the world The critic turned his friend tho semade
millionaire. and said.
Did you hear any song exquisely rendered.
Yes said the rich man. musingIy. Tor he touched
by the OF what he had heard YES have heard three
greater singers
Il 70 know exclaimed the critic
THE first years ago. The singer plain OF face
and gray OF hair and tired Of body There much work
do and many little mouths feed the youngest child
sick and And that dear singer crooned lullaby
and slept 1t a wonderful song.
The years aerward. We had little cottage.
IL and the windows and doors open. My
wife the kitchen preparing supper She singing
something about her love coming home her. II
for me. And that, too. wonderful song
Some years eiapsc. There is little fodder in the
garden and she sings hesiang something about daddy and
his baby.
These the three singers my friend who beat all your
Tetraziunis"
And the critic: Well perhaps critic agreed with him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15

This Is nearing the closed sea.
son"
II don't understand"
Why. IN summer. no one OF
your business visitors bslIeves In
the omen door pollcy.--Baltimore
American.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15
NOTHING SERIOUS|AS|
1i0Cf
Josh WISE SAYS

SOY Bean, our village cus.up,
wants ter know whether church RAT
files 10 any relation tor this Teller
Society RaffIesf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15
NOT A REAL THROW

theatre In New York told hs witty
OF sweeheartm
Two gir" he said drinking sherrys
beautiful ring white
Well o married
the girl
replied. you how girl
thrown' ---phadeiphis Record
INFATUATION
~Hs's very n
That
70 he
No postage xnp for her"-perot Free Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15

LET peace the Grand Old Party say the del
the sound OF knives gndstones
teses that the peace going forward by leaps
and bounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15

MORE peace in the G. o. p "In the Of Theodor,
Roosevelt your turmoil shouted Senator Pauhamus
his brother delegates Aberdeen night then
George Rumnns. Taft wallop in the back Of the neck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15
One Exception

Patience-They say that misery
loves company.
Patrice--Not always.
"WhyT
ibid you ever have on n pair of
very tight shoes when the parlor
was f,fll OF company 7p--Y onkers
Statesman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-15

AnerIcAn nlens
~The most nelf-eonsoious In the
world. They're afraid 10 show
OF" in public. That's why they all
dress alike. But nice 10 their
wives"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-13


Rtus SppOtbtt.n.
0anie! 8. Ssn.s an Gineinndtus
6. u. 3. Co.. 5000.
ebparo 8. 4ilen on GIermont g..
9. u. g. Co., $500.
gborles W. Greer on Delta g. 4.
Co., $500.
Rate Ring an 2ineoIn 9au 0erein,
5000.
Jsnnie gummins an gIm,poob
place q. II. 6. Co., $7OO.
Bernard 8. yabls an Briabion
German Ban, Co., $3.50.
WilIiam 3. WeiiIaui on Charles
Cooper. Sheriff. $4.733.34.
Guis Z. atsn an Oft Gnb g. u.
Co., $3.50.
gisFtIbe an Burt g. @eir u. a.,
$3.50.
anna aebIer an Rorpoob q. u. 6.
Co., $1,000.
Daniel 8. Ssnss an CLARA 6.
albrsht, $1,000.
epos. 0dll on 5isblano ac. g. u.
9. Co.. $1,000.
Jrani y. Snneibeis an Weft Gnb
81. & 2ruit Co.. $500.
Geo. 6. Rolb on 3. .. gxelp,
$500.
GIsis q. arus an Glsmere q. u. 6.
Go, $500.
garab 9. RiIsp an W0rp o. Glar.,
Jobn 6. goebring on prppioent 9.
3. u. z. Co.. 5000.
Gas. u. Brett an R. 81. Hepepmb
& Jtntins. $3.50.
Jobn $. 0ielmon on Solepbins
Weier, $3.50.
Derielbe an Qouiie Jaeob, $3.50.
I'm. o. gHiitp an Qibsuui 8. u.
3. Co., $3.50.
gI5ie &. 9rue an gacrlpoob glot.
81. $500.
5Ohn M. Grtsn On Reabins gooi
g. u. q. Co., $500.
Nbegiu aisbtelinser on acuiis Dor.
Johann. $500.
Gbas. u. Ben on 2ouife Doriobann.
$500.
gidolas Jrep an 6enriette Tlef6
$3.50.
4nna q. Danion an GLENDALE .. u
6. u. Co., $500.
Gbds. g. MiIlinms an BaHt Str
9. u. Co.. $4,000.
auIu N. Ginbtle an M. p. Cooper.
$4,000.
Glijnb. 3. GIart an gaorpoob q
u. 6. Co.. $1,000.
2Oren5 aobermeier-an Carrie Cid
mann, $3.50.
0stfIete 4bp0thttsn
y = 1issnsq - elae Mh. = =
~ O. 1900.
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2iu llntsrabtbeiIuns. RonatIids
Wtietbe $40.
Die Glen gnilbins 60. an 6. alein
& Bro, 5 SABRE poht eines Qaoens
osiannf ols ABS Race Strab,. No<
natlihe Mietbe $500.
Wedrp VI. Wunfer an 6enrp Sblen.
bort, 2 Sabre pntt zines sbeiIes oes
etsentbums, betannt als 1861 Montz
gomsrp 8ouIenorb in Gpaniton. no
ndtlite Wiisthe $50.
Y. 3. Doolon an gborIss Bdil,
'got BOZ in Der Roripcpb 9iep Inter
abtbsiIung. ST.
Ii35ie Orr an Nm. 9lab, cine Got
an 5cmeiteob place, 81.
5arrp W. 6artiousb an GBie 81.
5ris, cine Got an Sfpift Strabe in
pleoiont Ribgs, $235O.
Grdnees giefane an sfreb 6dIe, so
Jub an Saturn apenue, gairmouut,
81.
Winnie q. Wserie an Qoom goner,
l5a Werts in Settionen 26 uno 25 in
Gren Up, 81.
Wlorp Jries an anna 5ries. 2
sots in ). ". Reece's aooitipn, ct.
peisrs, ST.
RabIOn 6. Grant an Sorrs 2.
Appksate. cine Got an grie qpentle.
ST.
5OIepbine Reisr ON Sohn 8. aiels
man, 25 JuB an ,3.Iiner Strose, 81.
Soutie Sacob an henfeIben, Is fuB
an oerielben Strobe, ST..
Union Sapinss RsoItp 60. an 8.
6. Reder, Got 40 in Der 0ortb Col.
leee 6iu aobiiicn. $500.
Inna 6er5oe, aom., an Cine. Grain
Co.. cine Got angDater Strabe S235O
6ront Wfsiners an Gen. 6. gens.
sot 39 in Der gsbor grppe 6. u. g.
u. unterabtbeiluna, 81.
RnheIl y. Wittenburp an go. g.
Ganfpn. cine Got an Der DAT unb
Jpp Gp. in GLENDALE, 81.
I'd. y. O1nion an anna u. Dam
ion, baiisIbe eisenibum. 81.
9tnrp Bdrnau an soenrn Run,,
] acre in St,tion q, Miucre,t Ip
81.
M. y. Cooper an 2uIu R. Gin
belle, 40 SUB an GIsmere gp.. 81.
Carrie Gidmonn on 2crem labers
meier, Is 5uB an @Mifon Gtrass
81.
INN. u. Burroughs an Dan. u.
beis, cine Got in Surpsp 536, anberz
ION Up, $4O0.
5herei. gIau an Clara 5elIebuTb,
cine Got on Der Vorbpeit Ode BON
Wtittea uno SuiIipan ap., ST..
BoIter g. S6mibt, grec., an Do
rothp Sdmibi. cine Got on Der 8.
StrnBs 3piiten Wain unb 5peamore
CTR, $4,000.
alies y. goipl.t on Senrp 3. Sos
cob, cine Got an CUNT Girobe.
S2113.25.
Gertrude 6ombro6 an gbas.
Rini6Isr. 20 CUB an WaInut nab.
eibtrtp Ctr. 81.
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Wtit iueldlem 8eoad)t

gehen bod bic Menihen gu Wsrts.
tpenR es iih um ben Grrperb BON Elm
puur Dollars bonoelt! uno nit fpels
der tboridten SaIt perfc1 iie iif ir.
genb einem Guatiulber in bic Qrms,
penn es beibt. ibrsn tranten 2eib gs=
funo gu MAIDEN Defer llntlugbeit
Deroanten es Disisnigen. pelfs an
5dmorrboioen leioen, ein5ig unb aIs
Iein, bub lie tetne Seilung finben. gs
gisbt ndmli9 Elm Ii6erss Mittsl gegsn
bieie iAlimme unb f6msr3buftearants
beit, unb bfeie Qr3nei 1T Or. Silss
bees Qnateiis, BON tpeldsr 3. Reuz
itaebtsr &c 60. '8or 1916, Qstp Dort,
probsn tLiteufrei perisnbsn. 4.D.
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(5ortf.buns folst.)
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OrunSeiseatlnms Meberfrslnnlea

6enrp 9imit an Charles 8. unb
4manoa S6mIo, Got % in Der aods
lamb Dpomins JmproDemsnt Cos
uniera5tbeiluns, ST..
Wdrp qR. g;nnett an 6<nrp Dis
mid. bafsIbe giatntbuHi, 81.
CLARA 9. 2lIbredt an Daniel 8.
Sents, so bel 40 5ub an Der Weits
feite Der 5lotal 4penue 20 ;Jub Iiio.
LID Der Wabiion Mp.. 81.
Wiarn q. SiepbenS an Gbarks W.
Gresr. Got IA in Hlod u In ber Got.
tase 5iu llnt,rabib<ilung. 81.
anbie W. 2sDi an Auguii Jersens.
30 bel 120 Gub an Der Gftleiit Der
portlanb Qosnue In Rin<rfibs, $3.50.
Sfoae u. gonflin an 0orre.t go.
Simptinion. 2 4der Qnnb In Gstiion
10 in Sycamore ~, 81.
Georse s. 9lnd On CHARTS We.s
tertr uno gbna W<ttertr. % Bel 100
Jub an Der Sitieite btr 2. ADenue oui
price 9iQ, 81.
grben bon Carl Nomer. per Gbfs
rift. an Wiaiam =. Weitlauf, 81 GuB
an Der Weifeite ber pleufcnt Ctr.
$71OO.
Burt 6. Weir an GIIie =. Gten. Col
461 in Robb &: U<eS jiDeiten Deruefs
Jung bon unberfliH 1890.
Ueorp q. 'Step<en5 an WiQtnm q.
6sntp, Elm 9obs Do4R peu 2otS 80.
4 x4s : p HIe4 i = bss 9sttae1
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Sofepb o. elliott an Gem 3. II. 8.
Co.. $500.
5aHap Sads an Hathan Gorbon.
$1734.
Bertha MeGrsip On 9lsaiani Ribst
9. II. 8. Co., $1100.
Robert etmml,r an M. 5salibp
3. u. 6. &C., $500.
G. Z. Dpolan an oisbluno Nc. 6.
II. .. Co., $4,000.
s5Iorsnee aIsinbed On 9ictoria q.
q. g.p. 2, $1,000.
7bos. 80. nortman an u. 8.
8rdnbIe, $4,000.
Ssnrn 1er3cs an 2ibertp 9. u. 3.
Co., $500.
9. 5immercinesr On Big 5our q.
u. .. Co.. $500.
Sobn 6. 0oehrina on Gineinnatus
g. II. y. Co.. $3.50.
90. s. SIIsr an Sou.bsrn Shio
Sap. 81. 60, $500.
). W. Green On Suutbrn Eb;o 6.
u. Z. Co.. 1920.
Sfabels O. GIar, on ID. q. gliIsn.
$eo0.
2pbia O. pplt an Rtooins Roob
6. u. y. Co., $3.50.
8. R. RuHsu an SObn AudrtOrs,
$500.
Glisa 5. Glart on 2ipn so. / 8.
Il. .. Co., $1,000.
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20 lamen m iieris. Der
tiirali6 DeritDrbene beriibmte enqliihe
Ghirnrg Qoro 2tfter ipurbe einmal au
mitternGatiger Stunbe 3u einem reis
den patienten sebolt. Der arante
fhien oasu gu nsigsn, iein aeiben im=
msr srDber unb sefdbrli9er erT9einen
gu lahen, als es mar; iebenfalls enz
ping er 2orb 2iiter nit troftloIen
Seuf5.rn: rG6, 5err Dottor, mir
asht es febr idIimm, in CLAUDE, id
itsrbe.' 3oro 2titsr unterfu6te ben
patiehien unb iugte ialisbli6 un<
barmkrsis: rSaben Sie Sbr 5eita-
ntent gemuht9" REIN erfpioerte ers
bleitenb Der 43utient. .Sis slauben
aHo 2" rWie beiBt Sbr Qotar?"
sWr. D.. aber lieber 5err- Dottor.. 2
~lafisn Gle i'm rufen." .4ber id
bite Sie, 9err DottOr. bei m.inem
alter - a2afien Gie Jpn rufen,
unb ou6 Jbren Batter unb auh Sbre
beibtn S0bne !" .4lfo ih mub
iterbena" .Hein, aber ib min uiht ber
ein5igs Dummiopf fem, ben Gie beute
9ta@t aus ben EeSsru sei0ot babeu..
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Der lteberfall aui bic GrpebitiDu
xesenore.

Wlcn ihreibi: Sie RnGriht ben
BEN lleberfaa auf bic MiFion gtstn.
ores bura bic 2oios tam iefr iibers
raIteno. 3ipar htrrfdsu ia aud n
BEN propinSen SSeti6uan uno Sim
nan, in oeren GrsnSssbitt. Der 2anO.
id1aFi aieniInans, IT'D bos Drama abs
ctIpielt bat, llnrttten, aber Don oentn
II. nut oi. hineiiihe 8epolteruns ers
ariffsn; bic unabbongig. Gebtrass
tetoll.runs psib ni6ts ppH 8srfaf.
iung stdmpitn, 9tfiretungtn CUR Be
i.iiieuns Der Wanoi4us uuo ben 9crs
ibeiIsn Der RepubIii. llsbtrbies III Der
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qtoenbrs elmer rsr beiten Genner o.s
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su ben 6auptnufsabsn isinss nsusn
llnternebmsns asborts; alleiH, er sorr.
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bens Dor ben 2olos riht iidhsr, Guros
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der BON Siamm 5u 6iamm esfcriirt
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brauhi bditen. fid bes Ghases zines
Der ns6htiaen Stommesfiiriten 5u psrs
| fimern. BUR ei Guropdsr. Der eng.
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sember 49O8 I'm nplolanoe unter ipes
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feis msbrsre Jabrs bic hineIiihe drsis
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aierung misbrere Msilen i'm Eiiolpeiien
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er Siinnnnbiiet 3u siner Gurhqutruna
bts loloIdnbts, bic ouh qeIdng. Tie
lttten per0ffentIidten Nnhrinttn ba.
Itirten pom IL. Mpril 1910 aus Nins,
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Cincinnati, IL. Rdr3.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-04-18
Continued Next Week.
The kaiser's Hobby.
From Strand.

A favorite hobby Of the kaiser's is
painting. and he is a really capable
artist. with a leaning toward seascapes.
While at sea he passes much of his
time in sketching and painting, and
examples of his work are to be seen in
many Of the royal palaces Of Europe.
Most of the British royal residences
contain at least one picture from his
brush, including Windsor castle, Buck
ingham palace, Balmoral (where a pair
of extremely well drawn shooting pic
lures are displayed). Sandringham and
Marlborough house. Mention of these
works of art by the ktaser recalls the
fact that he likewise contributed a
sketch In what may. perhaps, he
termed the vigorously impressionistic'
school to the unique collection that
Queen Alexandra and the Empress
Marie, of Russia, Jointly own on the
shores Of the sound, close to Copen-
hagen. The pictures in the drawing
room here arc all by royal artists, and
are one OF the most interesting little
collections that haye ever been got to-
gether.