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Evening journal., 1912-05-25

There are people IN this town who
unthinkingly neglect a "mere cold
though they would not otherwise ex-
rose their children or themselves TO
danger. Yet a cold neglected may de-
velop into contagious diphtheria.
bronchitis. or pneumonia. Use Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound promptly
for It stops coughs quickly and cures
colds. II contains no opiates and is
safe for children. n. y Dsnforth,
Market and Second streets. Whining
tom Del
Evening journal., 1912-05-25
. CLASS ENTERTAINS.

The classes Of Miss Stella McLaugh-
lin and Miss Elizabeth Moore. of Ep-
worth M e. Sunday school met
Thursday night at the home OF Miss
Moore, with Miss McLaughi.n's class
as hostess. TO celebrate the birthday
of Miss Mclaughlin After an evening
OF music and games Miss Mclaughlin
was formally presented with a pearl
LaNalliere and set OF gold shirt
waist studs.
The pupils present were Mildred
Bennett. Ruth Barber, Odessa Bull
lock Marie Knowles, Lillian Evans
Sadie Price, Anna Rodman. Margaret
Pinf Margaret Hancock. Mabel Nc
Ginley Lillian Moore, Lillian and Ad
die Sines
Evening journal., 1912-05-25
MANT CHAILENGES.

South Side baseball team would
like to receive challenges from all
first class independent teams in the
city Their ground at Eden Park is
being repaired and is one of the best
I'm the city. Send challenges to Will
liam A. Davis, and Claymont St
Evening journal., 1912-05-25
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING DAY.

The golden wedding of Lewis and
Hannah Papcoast Palmer, of Con-
cordville. Concord township. occurs
next Nonday. Relatives and friends
of the we'll known couple will cele-
brate the anniversary by an informal
reception i'm .he Concord Friends
Meeting House. at 100 O'Clock. There
will be a short literary program.
No special invitations are 10 be sent
out. but all friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer will be welcomed.
Evening journal., 1912-05-25
rn GIYE GARnEN PARTY

Mrs. Harold Perot Keen will en-
tertain at garden party this after
noon from until 7 o'clock at her
home. Kynlyn. Bellevue Mrs. Paul
Gillespie. Of Cincinnati Ohio, will re-
ceive with Mr.. and Mrs Keen.
Evening journal., 1912-05-25

are you interested in business
chances-the Wants point to gainful
transactions
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-04-10

playal. Studena la1en pfiyodi mu
asi kasel.
- Ryma a kasel .'sou nyni nevi-
hosty V kazdem dome. o.
brzkou zmenu.
Farmafi Sc pf1pravuji do po.
lie q co nevid6t pdjde to zas vesele.
Zpravodaj.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-04-10
zAsEDANf KONGREssU.


v utery, dine 2, dubna. - Noyi
senatofi Smith u Ashurst = Arizo.
ny a Fall a Catron Z Noveho Me.
xika byh do ufada odpfisahhuti a
zauiali sya mista We spolkoytm Sc.
nate Jimi xvyscn byl poeet sena.
torn ma 90 ~ ohchodnici haylnou
syslosili 81 pred vshorem ma xalr.
3ltosii kemeslslske proli xakaxn
prasIeic haylny ma hursaeh na pfi.
iii lodayku General Edwards
al astroyniho oslhosu se vssloyil
pred sshesem. T. cdstrancni ella
ua eukr xuiei psss.itele tftiny ua
Porto giea tamai eukrovary
| h na sina, isk hylo ptiiste sna
mesnau h,le ~snalem eikssana
ilnansnimn Nsheru Ssnat pfi
ial is.lnahlasae rssoluei l.o.lv,,
esu iadajifl pFe.ldsn,a, al.s .hne,i
Easlal ~ahta sss 90 Jesi slads
tn4ma . aians~,i lAranen y sall.
~ Alas,lslensksm \ MsNlku. o
nsma - rFast T. ,lasla meNlekA
- taiun .layal0i iam laI@nsku
stasstl uhelns sklasiN faiae Wi
l,fs.A.la ons sssai - uhslni siAnlri
SsaAs pasalil eisrs miliAana wa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-04-10
zPRAvy z DETROIT. MICH,

Pred kraiktm e,sem rotnemo,
hla - II Rosahs Iimmlaya "a,
lstlaf / nina scfnA yrana a pfins.
sla liu roslemiloa ,ceraskn nne
a bevzua <lavil, kftiny, / MINI
- srsle mnebo pfaiel a rnAmSeh,
ktsfli - sssslili al DO rama. l'hv.
ieme male atsusee mnehe alfasl.
shy FNehle teslla
Iasasi ale ~ sms aosti hesks nA
aaeslsA ininA l'fynlha duhns
psssla = tssf issi dasti pskns a
sAk mssllar. H. hsnlems ml,i hvse
lsso xrravelai
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-04-10
ZPRAVY ZE STANFORD,
MONTANA.

Albert zenisek z Dante, So.
Oak. pristehoyal Sc do Denton,
Mont. "A pfiyezl ssebou dive kary
nafadi a koni Zat:m zde prona-
jal 900 akr1 pozemku n iakmile
yyproda y Dante, $, d., hodla kou.
phi toul farmu, kterou 81 nyni pro.
najal
Albert IIama6ck praye pfiJel
a navstayy svlch rndiea kewau.
nee, Wis otcc ichc lalolil jci pe,
neal, ahy n ale mohl koupit naradi
a kone MA syou farmu,
- Alex krahula a Jos Sramek
klefi nedasRe pfiieli Czech. "a
hrah Il ~ homesiealu Roy
Ment
Frank konsel vykoupil 90
stnp IA lea akra posemku "a $50
pfvd ms>icsm h,els mlil eh sNe
fsrmy mill q poi Ia m,-ia n..u
ton
laks siS.ii ieka nskds ~
elesska WA Sircnf kenpl pAs
keni "a sloooo ie,lsn mu fslsehI
nsl dei.i de'ao : dfah, ma i.s.sel
donna ~ isea n kons stsho
Aui
Wv Strwuf sg'a,l l.nsahsm !
IsaTem ala ivarFA. siAslns ssmA ~
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-04-10
Poyodne v Montane.

Seyerni yychodni r0viny Mon.
iany podabaly SO minuItho tGdne
jednomn jedinfmn vnitrozcmsk6.
mu mofi. Vsechny potoky u fcky
Sc rozlily ze brehd nhsledkem nj.
hltho tani spoust snthu, ktcry le.
zel neien Y horach, ale i na royi.
ndch, kan napadl teprve pred ne.
ddynem n nahlc roztal. Milk River
a Yellowstone jsou venku 4 bfehh
n kazd$ maly horsky potitek a
bystfina Sc vail mocrym proudem,
"A zaplayuje 1doli. Xtraty ranceri
ma dobytku bildou asi obrovske a
mnozi osadnici ma royinach muse.
Ii opustiti ohrozene domovy a hle-
dati zachrann ma vrskach. Ora
ha Northern Pacific ma trait pod
yodou a liz n6kolik dni ami jeden
ylak nemohl bSt yyslan po hlav-
nj transkontinentalni trait Take
cd feky Missouri Y Seyerni Dako-
q priehazeii zprayy velkt po.
yodni, ktera zaplavila royiny y
poiici ttto feky a ieiich piitok6.
Mnoho skod nadeldno ma doDytku
a prosl}cha So, " Williston pii.
Sly n6ltere lidsk6 livoty ma zmar
Glasgow jest We stfedu zatopent-
ho dilsriktu "a y nedeli bylo ySe.
elmo sp0leni MIN preruSeno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-04-10

kollegy poucen, ze jeho nayrh jest
. mista, neb Sc tycc zalezitosti e.
xecutivni nema v protokolu Sc
natu mista vGbec. Senat pfijal
piedlohu, kterou Sc zavadi pravi-
delhi dentisti ma nase valeGne To-
|di President postal domu po-
slanch poselstvi, zadajicf 0 pfijeti
zakona, kterym by Sc fizeni vlad-
mich zAlezitosti u sprava zeme po-
stavila ma obchodni stanovisko a
dosahlo sc zddorcich 1spor. Po-
voleno $7,465,25 pro Indiany. -
Poslanec Gardner q Massachusetts
1tociI ostre reel ma ideu sesazeni
soudcu. President Taft dovo-
iii, ably SO doyezlo do Mexika 3
lodnich ndklahi stfeliya, objed-
nangch presidentem Maderou pro
tamni yl6du. Spolkovy soud
skoncil vJsIech o regulaci zelez.
nitnich sazeb staty vyda go nej-
drive syij vynos.
patek, dine 8. drbna. Senat-
nj vgbor pfizniy6 odporuGil pred
lohu z6kona, kterou Sc zayadi 3.
hodinna doba pracoyni ma ysech
prarech vladnich, konanIcll kon-
traktnf. SenAt SO lsnesl hlaso.
vati 0 cIe na oceI Y tgdnu zacina.
iicfm dine Is. dubna. -- Dam po-
sIancfl dial vyboru, yysetfujicimn
pen6zni trust, prayomoc s0udni,
vystavoyati obsilky, trestati jich
neuposlechnuti prohlizeti (ifed-
ne knihy bank n pen6znich 1sta-
vi X zjedndni potfebnych infor-
maci PosIanec Bathrick 2 Ohio
podaI pfedIohu, kterou sc pfipon-
sti maso, chleb % potraviny moue-
ne do nasi zem6 beze ella.
v sobotu, dne 6. dubna. Sc
nat nezasedal -- Poslanec Sharpe
nayrhl, ably byla nstanoyena sta.
IA komise, ktera by vysetfovala
pfi6iny zeleznicnich nestesti q me-
Ia prayo stanoyiti za ne zodpo.
y6dnost. Poslanec Doremus po-
dial pfedlohu, ktcrou Sc pripousti
maslo. yejce, maso q dribez zabita
do nasi zcm6 beze ella. --- Poslanec
Nicely podal pfedlohu k oprave
spoIkove Iistavy, ktera by einiIa
spolkove soudcc volitelngmi
v pondeli, dne 8. dubna. Sc
nator Owen = Oklahomy mluvil We
prosp6ch predlohy Swansonovy,
ably se povolilo 20 milIion6 rocne
po pet let ma pomoc statiIm Y stav-
be dobrych cest -- Senator Smoot
2 Utah podal predlohu, kterou Sc
domovinafGm ma rekla-
zdborech ziskani paten-
tu.. k n6muz Jest nyni treba DOLBY
deseti let. - Poslancc Henry . Te-
xasu zada. ably politicke strany
byly nuceny vydati zpravu w
lohdch, jake mely Rampant pred
konyenci a pax jeste jednu zpra-
vi ma 30 dni pred hlavni yolbou
Pfedaci demokratiGti v dome po-
slanci oznamili, ze budou stdti ma
pIvodnim pldnu. Setfeni a ze bu-
dou Skrtati polozky poyoleni Il
rozpoGtI. Pryni sr52ka Sc asi uda
pri poyoleni ma armada.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-04-10
ZPRAvY z ITHACA, N. Y.

= TAX jako vsude jinde, II mas
Sc letos bf.ezen vyznamenal zimou,
hojnym snebem destem cd zaGat-
ku az do konce. Stare pfislovi
pravf; "Duben, jeste "a kamny
budem. A take tam jsme. Prv-
niho t. N. prselo a drnh6ho dne Sc
dest promenil sn.h sype Sc ja-
ko pytle, bez vetru, vse jest krds-
ne bile, kazda yetyicka ma strome
jest obalena bilym snehem.
NejmodernejH ne vsech vys.
sich skol bude Sc pry letos stav6t
Y Ithaca II budoya bude pry stati
$250,0OO.
Dne 3. dubna sem pfijel ma
nayst6vu pan Jos. zelda Brai.
nard, Nebr.
Ty nejIepsi doutniky yyrdbi
prodaya p, John Nadeje Y Ithaca
ma Gayuga ul 10 jest, 60 ysichni
muzsti fikaji
Pan Il. lIorsak Pender,
Nebr., mne yybizi, abych Sc hod-
ne tnaiIa M, jak yidite, nam Sc
k svetu Ale tuhle jsem Sc zrovna
ma to necitiIa a TAX jsem ncpsala
ME. A proc pan Horsak, kdyz byl
v Cayuta, nepfijel Sc TEL podivat
k ndm9 Myslim, ze by sc mu ma te.
to strane libilo, nebot by byl jiste
myslil, ze je donna. Mas lebko zde
kazdS najde, kdyz poblize nadraM
Y Ithaca opta sc ma mas pana Mar
tina Srnky, majitele saloonu ma
West State Street.
Jak sc dovidame, sic. Anna
Semfkoya West Dryden odcesto-
yala prl do Omahy ma naysteyu
pratel q
= Dnc !. dubna pocal Ithaca
soud $ John Nowakem, kteryzto
soud sem byl pfelozen Elmira,
N. Y. John Nowak pry chladno.
krevne zayrazdil W, MiIlarda mi.
V H. PankansovG saloon6 Iilmira
dne 6. kvetna 1911. he l6 povoa.
nych porotcii sfekli sc az ma tfi
ysiehni zasedati ma porote. Vezme
pry to as tfi dni, nez sezenou po.
trebny potet porotcu. John No.
wax. aekoliv Sc zda, ze nosi ceske
jmeno, jest pry rozeny Madar.
V Seneca Falls zemreli ma
jakousi podezfelou nemoc diva TIA
love. Hpryu So lide ulekli, ze je to
avSak ltkari rozpoznali
tuto nemoc jake meningitis.
= Idejsi iezero Cayuga je pre-
pln6no vodou a tato Sc rozleva po
nizinach. Ma leZere tom Jest do
sud Is palcii tlustT led, kteremu
Sc nejak nechce roztajit Takto
ieste nebylo jezero zamrzle, co
isme zde, a to NJ ie ttvrtou zimu.
Bureau of Industry We Wash.
iugtonu, d. G.. poSlt kazdtmu ma
pozadani sazenicky rozlitnych
rostlin, .iakoz Semena rdznych by
lin. ia tel Sc o to sajimala a pro.
to isem 81 o ne dopSala a az mn6
take poslali toho tolik. ze TO mu-
sci postoyni posli6ek davat do po.
stovni schranky na tfikrat. bylof
toho nekolik yelkycl, halika, KdyS
hyste 81 ne ehteli psat. musite
podotknout, IL chcste zkusit pc.
stosat Foreign seed and plant
Introduction Adrcsa jest u, :,
Department Of Agriculture. Ru,
reau of Plant Industry, Washing.
ton. u q J.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-04-10

! kdyz prasxla hrdz u st. t'ran
els jeden bohaty RANGER praye di
va Sc nedaleko ma fcku yscdnu,
lined ma sveho koDG, hnal Sc try
skem pred dravym proudem. Jehe
zena u deti snazily sc jej zadrzeti
kdyz jel kolem syeho domoya, alt
marne. Jen ma ne yykiikI, ably u
tikali - u jiz lct6I pred zenoucI
Sc "a MIN yodou dale, stfileje q
yolaje, ably lide utiknli Y Dore
ma bylo piiyaliyH Sc yodou chycc.
no skoro 1000 lidi n PR iich "a
chran6 uddly sc sceny praveho hr.
dinstyi, kde kazdy zapominal sam
m sebc d .cn o to NC snaail, ably
pom0hl zenam a deiem y ncbezpc.
|ti Jedna mlada zpravodaika no.
vim brodiIa Sc pQ pda vodou mi.
!sty musela ployat, kdyz sc chtela
dostati k tclcfonni stanici, ably po.
dala zprdyu 0 ncstGsii V Dorena
Nebyti sebeobetovhni zdchraneti
byli by ysichni lidG V Dorena IN.
hynuli.
Bankefi, milliondfi a 1fedniei
zdali se zdpoliti nay2aj jem Y nebez-
pecnGm boil dravymi proudly,
jen ably zacbrdnili nelkde otrhane.
ho negra neb cernosskon zenu a
dtti yolajici se stfech o ponce.
Groccriste d rcznici v Cairo
prodavali zboM Y obchodech, kde
stala voda na 2 story vysoko te.
|pryt M dostoupila ma hroye6 =
putty, zayiraIi sye k"amy u utika.
III SO na piidy neb do hofejslch po-
schodi.
kolik lidskycb ziyotd bylo ztra-
ceno, nelze dosud fici, ale pomGr-
nj k rozsahu povodne zda se byti
ncpatrnym. Jednak byli lidt ma
to pfipraveni, dale d6no jim w
sirnzn6 znameni a zpravy telefo-
nicky a konecn6 kde bylo nebez-
peel nejy6td yzdy Sc naslo dosti
mllzu ochotn}ch obttovati Sc pro
zaehranu ziyota syeho bliznlho. =
Az dosud udavd sc poeet utonu-
lych asi %.
kdyz We ctvrtek praskla hraz
pf'i trait Mobile K Ohio drahy II
Cairo, behem nekolika hodin ma
delaly proudly yoi zenouci se
trhlinou l2j stop sirokou do ldo.
Ii. Skody IA $5,O00,000 300 muzn
po hodin snazili Sc zabraniti pro-
trzeni 80 povolujici hraze ale
marme. Dya muzi. ktefi stall zro-
yna pod mistem, kde sc hrdz pro-
yalila. byIi proudem strzeni oil
naseni. ale ostatnim podafilo Sc
yyrvati je yodim drive nel uio,
null.
Y patek prasl,la hraz tax ~.
Reelfoot distriktu y kentucky a
proud $50 stop Siroky vail Sc do
ddoli, ktere nekolika hodindeh
bylo zmeueno iedno velik6 jeze-
70 10 mil Stroke a - mil dlouhe,
kde nyui stoii voda n vfsi 20 stop
V nedeli hyl zatopeny dislrikt
pfi feee Mississippi 63s mil dion.
hi. sihaie od Columbus, Ky, AZ K
Nickshurg. Miss pfi tom poystr.
uostni ntadoyna oznanuie, ~ ie.
sts 20 nekolik dni bude voda stou-
patl zapIaya pokraenje dale /
Thu a ma dolcjsim toku Mississl.
ppi vsl,dc pracuii tlsice lidi opra.
sujice hrase, ably yydricly tIak
vod al se oil severn ptiiencu Je
sts 20 cells lenio itden nelse prs
esekayati. h. hy vo,la opadla. na,
orak, yelke speusty noySch sed
sasinaii - yaliii do MiSSoafi a
Mississippi - severn a siihnou "a
playenS d,siriki drive uel uyns ii
volta apalnr.
lIFAs "A uemphls iesl slee ,e
selktm ashsrpeSi ale slAl reane-
ssse sg.olkeyA vlisa sg,alssns
reaeaii ieh sesilsnl a 10 iea
aslka hsla aadeis, 'e eiela ehos
sksmu Iaku veiy. ,ssioapls . ~
siop NAT normal
v ,aFnIhe~yllle Ma rFAeale
ailipw. irleanlanA dslnisi ksle
kAu nm hrAsi ks~vm hrnAl kaAsls
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-04-10

chyile Sc proyaliti zaplaviti d
doll st. Francis.
V ned6li zacala Missouri rychle
stoupati V Kansas City a povoden
zdd Sc byti tepry6 zacatcich.
Y pondeli postoupila zaplava k
jihu a poplasne zpr6vy pfichazeji
cd Vicksburg We st6t6 Mississippi.
Vydrzi.li hraze jest6 36 hodin, bu-
de zacbranlno yclkc 1doli Yazoo
jizni Cd Memphis. Povoli-li obrov-
cktmu tlaku 6J stop vody mad nor
mdlem, rdzem vystoupi skody o
mnoho mnoho milliond. DO Mem
phis dosla zprava, " 900 obyya-
teld mestecka Wyanoke, Ark, je
obklopeno vodami n hIadoyi. u.
tvoiil Sc lined vybor, jenz ma To-
dich podnikl cestu do Arkansasu
3 nasazenim zivotil iIcastnikii 20.
daiilo Sc jim zachraniti do Mem
phis dopraviti hladoyici zoufale
obyvatele osady, ktera jest obklo.
pcna mn 80 mil koIcm yodou. III.
de nteEli II pddy n stfechy domd
zastnp, ienz Sc utckI do kostcIa,
posavil 81 tam leseni, ma nfmz Sc
po diva dny drzel . hladu, 2aiim
20 yoda stale yyse u yyse stonpala
NJ dosdIla yJse lcSeni. hdya "a.
chrhnci Memphis Sc dostayiIi.
Lido utikaji blizkosti feky ii.
sice uprchIikd tabon ma kopcich,
Stdty n spolkovd vldda je aiyi n
president nakdzal, ably byIy lined
yojenskt siany doprayeny do I'd.
bori uprchlikh pred poyodni 300
tun potravin bylo koupeno vlddou
a lodi najate ma rozkaz prcsiden.
Ia rozydI potroviny. Parnik Kate
Adams nal6zal Sc ncdaIeko mista,
kde pfaskla hrdz u Modoc n "a.
ehrdnil pres 100 ternochn, kten Sc
utekli ma afechy kabin a vrchol.
ky stromii GasoIinoye lodi IN no.
dinn po proirzeni se hrAze jezdily
po kraiine u sbiraly lidi Sc stfech
II stromn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-04-10
We e,vrisk. dne 4 tabua

mater Jogr~ esnaull fs husle se
slfetla mlnsiil q siaaesNku sxs
pFsssisnta Roe<sxsl's ehleslne -,
ssrsnl sonleA eslKelAnl - ~
fo1suslka jieh 1 leiu ssnaler
SAITH a AFisons islal -, - -
nesl 10 sApisha ssnktu protest
gsfnnskf lsvtslatuFs pratt nssann
svni ~laAna sfAalkes "a sastlvvn y
Arssama News ~nasor hsl ~ ml
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-09
Remnants
Remnants
Remnants

Our Semiaunual Remnant Sale OF
C5ttons, Linens, Draperies, etc, will
begin next Friday, March /, at S
o'clock
Thousands Of choice lengths Of all
kinds of wash goods at a fraction Of
their value; get down early for the
best goes first
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-09

lion with the execution OF O. man nam.
od Colbert, who had been sentenced
TO De- behcodod for the murder OF am
old man of soycutytwo years of age.
Tho murder. which took place a year
ago, under circumstance OF unusual
brutality, caused widespread public
interest when the warders shortly
before the hour fixed for the eXocu-
ton, went to the condemned mans
cell they found him i'm an infurated
state. On trying to remove him to the
scaifold he became quite outrageous
and fought like a maniac
Every step of the way from the cell
to the block the condemned man con
tinued screaming at the top of his
voice and fought violently with six Of
icers, who had to drag him along. on
arrival at the scalfold he refused 10
lay his head on the block, and the six
officers had to discharge the terrible
task of holding his head in position
While the guillotine fell.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-09
ITALY AND AFRICA.

ROME, February 24.-Italy intends
to develop her new African posses
sions to the fullest degree possible,
just as soon as the army operations
have advanced sufficiently to make or
derby development possible. Already
companies are being formed for the
exploitation of Tripoli, including one
large syndicate for the purchasing of
land and another for the erection Of
an opera house and theater.
Railroads also will be built and
plans are in process of formation for
extensive irrigation schemes.
1t is understood that with irrigation,
homes can be made for thousands Of
thrifty Italian farmers and fruit grow
ers and that a large part of the coun-
try will in time be brought under cul-
tivation
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OUR EUROPEAN LETTER
A Princess for the Kings Son 80 Italy's
Plans In Africa 49, German and
English Naval Expenses.

ing away from the coronation of King
George and for all of last season
Now comes word from st. Moriz,
Switzerland, where Mrs. Keppel has
been entertaining this winter, that
she intends returning to London, TAX.
ing the old house, which it has been
iutimated was gift of the late King,
and attempting to regain her iost
position i'm society.
Mrs. John Ward, who was visiting
ST. NORTH, attended one of Mrs KEEP
pels dinners, and it is even rumored
that Mrs. Keppels beautiful daughter
Violet will be presented at one of the
first courts. If true, this puts the lie
on the all-time story that the King
and Queen would not receive this fas.
cinating woman.
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tory would be with the land power.
Must not the thoughtful Englishman
see that without a Trustworthy ana
powerful ally on the Continent, Eng
lands world-pOwer is not to be main
tanned. Must he not say, when he
passes the factors of the problem in
review, that, in spite of many short
comings, the German empire is still
the most solvent and solidest Contin-
entail firm.
In the same way even the most
Anglophobe Pan-German should real
lie that Rule Britannia will be heard
for long time yet, and that without
an understanding with Albion even
the most warlike power that the world
knows cannot permanently carry on
with success a shipping and oversee
trade. Let us hope that on both sides
such reasonable considerations will
gain more adherents. \ German-Eng-
Hsh war would be the greatest misIor-
tune that could strike civilization and
Europe, perhaps in its consequences
more dire than the Thirty Years War
which turned Central Europe into a
desert, But together, the two nations
could impose peace on the world and
proceed with the opening up of many
lands which in Asia and Africa are
still sunk in the night of barbarism."
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CREATES SCENE ON
WAY TO GUlLLoTlNE.
DRESDEN, February pa painful
scene was witnessed here in connec-
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IN A GLASS HOUSE.

Mrs. Brown-"Mrs Jones has the
worst habit"
Mr. Brown-"What is it, dear?"
Mrs. Brown-"She truns around and
looks back every time we pass on the
street,"
Mr.. Brown-"How do you know she
does ?"-Judge.
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Alma, aged four, had often observed
her mamma, when taking nasty medi-
cine, SILVER and say "Ugh!" after
swallowing it, One day she did not
make the usual exclamation, and Alma
said; Mamma, you forgot to make a
face out loud"
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War Footing Expensive.

The correspondent then states the
reasons why, in his opinion, the Ger
man naval rivalry must be unpleas-
antly felt in Great Britain, and why
many Englishmen say, This state Of
things cannot last forever, and as Ger
many still goes on arming, we shall
do our best to strike while we feel
sure of ourselves, as soon as peace
and tranquility prevail in other parts
of the world
The writer is, however of opinion
that better, nay, a good and friendly
relationship" is in the interests Of
both countries. He says:
War would certainly mean the de-
struction of our fleet and mercantile
marine; indeed, more or less Of our
entire oceanic trade. But at what
price? 1t would be blow to the heart
of the English feet, too, for every nav
al battle between two such manly and
able nations would cost even the vic
tor the better part or his shlps. Even
the victor would come out of the ter
rible struggle with only the remnants
of a fleet, while the opposing ships,
would of course, be all at the bottom
Of the sea. Materially, too, England
would be most seriously damaged in
consequence of her close commercial
relations with us And after peace
the rivalry in ornaments would begin
for the first time in real earnest.
England would have one more dead
ly enemy Germany would ever be on
the side Of her already numerous anita.
gonists, and would strain every fibre
for revenge. Rome and Carthage, and
perhaps this time, too, the final vic