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itself to bigoted condemnation. and the
girls refinement of speech and manner
bred of the convent-soon wore the edge
off his first sharp Judgment. As the
meal progressed. moreover. nc came more
and more under the fascination Of a
nature that had been nodded by tropical
environment out of all semblance to the
average Northern girl, and as she could
Cash from some unexpected facet she had
for him all the charm and sparkle of a
wildly new personality
These feelings of his were however. not
unmixedly pleasant they verged too often
on surprise. For instance. he revolted
when. Springing up. she impaled Ian
tern-fly and pinned it in her hair where
it glowed waxing and waning like some
weird emerald. He chilled al her quiet
comment on Phelps grumblings over the
laZineSs of his -eeek-hous women-"Why
don't YOU whip them only to thrill
and glow all over as she took fledgling
paroquet out of her bosom and showered
caresses and endearments upon il with
sensuous abandon.
Z found it today" she said. offering
it for his inspection. Il shall teach it
to talk.
Atterward he saw many native women
Tehuaua cook produced eight which she
was motherng until their rightful par
ent should have completed the conquest
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"llertzer's daughter" Phelps confirmed,
when the Austrian went out TO the llitch-
en- The others his woman.
His wife,
Phelps looked up in quick annoyance.
Look here. Mann this isn't New Eng
land, YOU know. When fellow has lived.
like Hertzer, twenty years in the tropics,
he's apt to follow the patriarchs a bit i'm
tho matter of wives He's had so many.
I doubt whether he could say which was
Patricia's mother: but ne doesn't need
any one TO tell him that he's her father.
She's the apple of his eye. He had her
has all the small accomplishments"
As aforesaid, David's youthful clay had
been kneaded into some mblance of
his mothers pattern Reared in a COM
munitN which held a fiddler a suspicious
character ana Catalogued dancing among
the deadly sins. il was perfectly natural
that the InnseEess implied -Phelps, re
marks should stick in mis- gorge When
the girl came in with Hertzer. his bow
verged on the imperceptible, his glasses
cleaned coldly as lenses of ice.
The prig,' Phelps thought. Then re-
membering certain beliefs and ortho-
dovies Of his own that had frfzzled under
tropic heats until they resembled nothing
So much as cliukered sins he modified
his harsh judgment "oh Well he'll
learn, and that loo. qufcsly!.
THE meal saw the partial fulnlIment Of
mis- prophecy, Tor youth does not lend
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of last refractory egg, and so he came
to understand where the girl learned the
practice and how commonplace it must
have appeared to herself But now he
blushed Withal. he could not but feel
her perfect innocence; and what with
those lightning changes Of feeling. she
impressed him very much as the orchids,
Of the jungle had that same morning
splendid vivid, flaming, yet 50 strange as
to mingle revulsion with admiration.
Having on her part but a limited ex-
perieuCe in white men. and none in tho
genus New England. she found his staid
quietness equally strange; but setting it
to bashfulness, she was vastly surprised
by his blunt refusal to sit in to a game
of poker at the close Of the meal Paus-
ing in shutting the cards. she turned
arched brows upon him while she ad-
vanced the only argument that seemed
to her germane To refusals.
We don't play large stakes You
couldn't lose more than a hundred dol
lars"
a hundred dollars, Now, Mortified
had a gambler barber. in whose back
parlor it was said as much as IS Of real
money was won or lost in single even
ing. Three-card men, too occasionally
blew INTO town. but usually their shrift
was short, as they generally jumped from
the far Of private mebbinE into The
ires Of public justice With certain other
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2ofal 8eridt.
Rad piertasiosr Gbe peridJwnnSem.

Sin, I'm iid amsritnniIh ousSu:
triiden, rciip tpibe iearh1 purbs aes
iiern mad Der 20 Sabre alien arlu
YhiIip pbiIlips, nit W1bhennam.u
Wabel Guitman. 9ohter zines fpobl.
betannten Dagsnfabritanten bon Ro.
TAO Delta 4osnus, Mt. aootout, per.
cnitoltst. Sopobl Der iunge Gemnb!,
mi. !pe,tem Wabl Dor 4 9agen beiH
Trisosnsri6ttr @rmitrong ben 8une
firs 2tbsH gsitIofIen bate. als aud
8ater. Wut;sr, Bruber, ShlpeIter,
GufeI, 3antsu, Shn1ssr unb Sdpd-
qerinnsn beiosrisits. fuhen mad ber
iunaen Irau.
Serr ghilipps unb feline jung;
Satin hattsn in einsm 6auis ibres
SnteIs, Ro. 920 gbnpe! Strabe. ibr
toiiees 5eim auiseihluesn. 4eItsrn
Ruhmittas bsiudten bi: griibsr Der
iungen 5rau rs 6eim, nm auf be-
@oters Ratb cine 3uiammeniunft 3r
esransirsn. syrsunbe bes juneen GGss
raars tebaupisn. bab Elm S6eibin
e.felben herbsissfiibrt iDerben folIts,
Surge 3eit naf benz gtiuh psriisb
5rou phillips ibr 9tim uno ihr Dsr5eis
tiger aufsntbllt in unbetunnt. Der
iunse GbsmaHn bate itin, s5rou BEL
bem 5lutbtpsrt Der Mothsn areu3 0es
ieGfhaft tsnn.n seItrnt nno mad slpeis
big orsimaligsm Wieoerirben gebsiraa
tibet. Wsosr 5srr lnitman nod feline
Satin obsr Sobne bott.n BON Der ass
ihloiienen Gbe bis porgesitern cine
96nuns. Serr Alitman 1T bssies
rig. ieinsn S4niegerlobn itnnen Sli
lernen. 5err pbiuips (ber iunss
gbemunn), ipsld5er our 3eit obne Gtels
lung If. .s1rts am DisnRss aus Nir,
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EroteHe
Wegcn 30 jett liseniirtc @irtbid,aits.
SriiBer
Snrften Dor Der Siiens-Sehoroe
Husiidlt ami Grfulg baben.


gBie bersiss anesoeutst rporeen lit,
ipuroen eeitern BON Ssiien elmer ans
5abI t=li5enIirter Wirtte fprmslie
Seidlperoen gegen ettpn 50 Der erfoIgs
reihen Wirtbibdftsbeiiber, bic ihrs
si5suien angeblih inter faIIhen Dor
tpdrresn erlnnat bdben, erboben.
Die Spmmlidre WurIbRuier unb
8rigbt ipsrnen osnisIbsn polle geriid
iihtieung lpioeriabren laFen uno ios
boIo bic llnteriuhung besneet In,
oiirfts bic Dor einiaen 2egen ptroifents
lidie 9iite zine beoeutsnoe gerdness
runa srfabren, D. b. cine gin3dbI
Dirtte, Die ibrs 9i5enisn Ihon in Der
1oide gu bdben ipdbntsn, perosn bon
Der siiis gsitrihen uno an ibrsr StslIe
iperoen ebenio nieIs, Die jett auf Der
ffDar5sn 2iite ftsben. nit Gi5snisn
bsgllidt.
Die anpaltsfirma geaan. nil
Iiams C Roplonb, ipsI6s bic Sntsrsis
len Der ob9eluieisnsR Dirtbe psrtriti.
ertIdrts esi:ern. bob formsas grOisiis
gesen Die eje:pdbruna BON gissnien an
ben 9uiinsb Wlsns Club, uniperiitp
Club, 2oiantibiqs Club unc anoere
aIubs in Der Stnot, rpslte biz ieBt
teine 8pp= Stsusr gu sntridtsn baitsn.
nber unter nem Si5sns 8tiss pas
s,ripiIs9ium habsn, cine Bar Su be-
treiben, erboben fpsrbsn ioa. neil
ourd bic 2i5erfirung oerlsl6en cine
ansabI Dirtbs, ipsIhs basu bsrs6iiat
sspeisn pdrsn. ausseiaIofsn psrosn
mubten.
Die beiben gissns aommiiidt fper.
ben tsuie cine peri0nIit1e sSnipettion
ron etpa so suriidle,pieienen Wirtb.
ihaiien. oersn geiiBer p.ell.int bod
rch Elm. 9isens erhn!isn oiiriten, nors
nehmen. um aussuiinosn, ob pisieIbeu
iclte lpirtIih psroisnen.
WdhreHo bes oeitrioen guass ipra.
den nod eins ansabl abasfpisiener
0irtbe in bsm 6auptquortier Der
aommiiiion Dor, nm Griinoe ansu.
fiihren. lparum iis ihre gisenien erhal.
ten Iolltsn. bod perbeu pon hsut. al
ts!Hs fpeitersH 4uoisn8sn aerpdhrt ptrs
Zen.
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Seirrten ben 9Sabliiea.

Ter Rorth gincinuati Republicau
Club fsisrts am asiiriaen abenb ben
iiirsliden rspublitaniitsn D1bIFea
nit einem gdniett, has i'm 6aupt.
QUARTER oes aIubs. Sdiuemberger' :
Dale on Der @ine unb CORN Strabs,
itntifano. 2lnipraten tpurben BON
CHARTS 70. 6unife. b<m tiinitiaer
gertreisr Der neunien @aro i'm Staot
rnt6. sSoFepb Rettsrt. BEN nsuerfp1bl.
ten StaotraibsmiioIieD Der arp0liteH
Daro. sfreo. Wiorih. BEN neuen Ser.
ireier Der sshnt.n Darn i'm Staots
rutb. unb bon Charles sFdhrsnbrud.
Gem neuen R,prdientanten Der elitea
Warb i'm Staoirath. eebaIten.
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minshom, etla.. ipoielbit er Stelluns
eeiudt bate, snriid unb beiratbste am
5reitog. alle 0eripanbten Der pers
idlpnnocnen irngen Jrau iinb benadp
riftist uno gsbeien ipproen, ben be-
triibtsn GItern unb bem ilneen 9atten
Wfltteilung 5u MAIDEN, faIs WlabeI
bort aufiauhen folIte. Gs eing Elm
Oeriidt berum. oab papa Gnitman
ieine 5ofter enterben ipplle, boh ent@
tebrt oieies Geriid)t ieber Grunpiage.
Die Gltern limb nur gu frob, ibr ainD
irisoer in tire arme fhIisben 5u tUns
nen.
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ON Der Greusuna Der gpef.poob
Qtpenus uno Ban 6art Sirnbe ipuroc
2ouiia meitinabdus bon glo. 1908
Cueen Giip gnenme bon einer esnba
Strnbe Gor nic0eraerannt ino trug
einen 5dluIterbrild) oauon. 1ie Ger.
leste muroc bon Gr. Collar. con go.
1893 gseiftpooo Apenlie. behanoe!t.
welder tie ipater nad ihrer @obnuns
brad)te.
Gor benz Beboiine bes 6. GoIisei-
Siitrifts tarainbolirte Der aiitidfr
Sronf @eder nit ieinen 05eipnnn nit
einer Gar Der Gnit gno eiEis. 9arh
her alnprall lpnroe geder auf ben
,Sahroomm geihIenoert unb trug gs.
ihiiriunsen am aorper 0apon. @iii.
ieIit auiopntrolipaaen ipmrSe Der Ser.
Ieste uaf ieiner @obnlHg ge6rad)t.
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ehnrI,s q. aIsin an epanltonganl.

Charles y. aIein an GpanltonYans.
$1,000.
GbriItian Rspia an gsrmdniu sa.
Rp. 3. $3.50.
Sarab VI. Mpsrs an SuiIsp Y. u.
e. 60. $500.
Sfaac MpB an SampIcn .. Y. =.
co. $2S00.
Dapip Tunean an gettr WiHaes.
$1,000.
Bernard :. Rotuetnmp an Brighton
8srman Gdnt 60. $500.
gsrtto Wl. Bennett an Z. Maro 6.
II. q. 60. $2100.
gertba Ue. Bennett an .. W.
soern Ii. u. $4,000.
6srmdn g. Wilinss an Spring
9aro.n 8. II. 3. 60. $1,000.
George areis an aeaDins q. II. g.
Go. S14Q0.
Rubclpb arsie an DO. $1,000.
eouis WuelIsr an CLARA l,aNsls
mann. $1,000.
Gaa 6. 1srrp an g1ropibeni SAB.
ings 3. II. 3. SO. $1,000.
DieIsIte an SpIspb ). etrunbsl.
$1,000.
philip 5ibol,r an afpba .. II. 8.
60. $500.
0iniam y. GGIi. an @eii.rn Gsrs
man gant. $4,000.
8Isn 81. gonb an Gouihern Ghio
6. II. z. So. $500.
Gstilate 5ppotbsteI.
Sulia alnnsr an Roritnsitern q.
II. 6. go. S2250.
Siadc Wob an 5amilp 3. q. 80. /.
5000.
Bertha Nl. qsores on g,arI Ctr.
Msartsi gant. $500.
Gilbert 5bsis on ACCOMMODATION 6.
II. 3. 60. $500.
Sarab ". Wpers an SaiIen 9. II.
9. 60. $500.
6enrn u. Deter an 8riabion 0ers
man gdnt SO. $4,000.
Maribn r. Mia.r an DO. $500.
gbds. 0usnihsr an. DO. $500.
Sobn Iaulbdber on IL. Waro y. Il.
9. 60. 1920.
Q. 70. Sern an Fundamental g. u.
9. 60. $4,000.
Bertha 81. Bennett an .. 70. Germ.
$3.50.
). 8. g.ariOn an R. M. Barter.
$1,000.
Rupolpb arsis an Reabins 9. II. 6.
60. $3.50.
Ruoolpb areie an DO. $500.
8eorge aysie an DO. $3.50.
aouis RutRmepsr on 8ienfpap g.
II. .. Go. $500.
German 5enie on Bremen Gtrabs
&. II. q. 60. $2400.
philip Jioblsr an Giiissns 9. q.
Ro. 2. $3.50.
o. 6ermon Qrens an German 9.
&. II. g. 60. $3.50.
0srhdrot 5aibmann on 9onpareii
.. u. SO. $1250.
Wasais Wrattsn on Gait Gnb 9. u.
SO. $225O.
arii. 6. Gtr.bfi an Delta 6. 81.
60. $500.
CLARA W. grObsrs an Soutbern
Shio Snpines gant 60. $4,000.
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Jn(an0 Ic(egrap6
ent iheiomua in Ser aon.
troperie Der oitIid1en Gi.
enbnbncu NIT ibren
AnaeiieIifen.
u II a FL lifen.

9ten Dorf, 10. geop. Tie Mo.
Hote alte aontro0erie 5piiflen ben
oiilid)en Giienb6bnen unb ibren aol,.
outtenren uno ihren ioniiisen 3ue.
errei6)te am Wontaa
Gin enoe. lie alnaeiteaien erbalteu
cine Sohnerhobung bon onrh'd)nitt.
.id) Iieben YroSeni. mas cine Wcbr.
alisgnbe bon 100000 i1brlih fiis
Die eiienbabnen ausmnht. lie 2elne
haiten cine 9obnerbobung bon iIuar.
'ahr ID Vrosent perlanat. Tie 2obn.
erhobuna beeiHnf pom /. Gifober all
uno Die Sereinbarung iii iiir elm ssabr
giilfig.
@lii 6ieier gereinbarimg, Ole unter
benz 9ietplnnos aimenoenent gum
Groman8eieg deiroiien luoroen III,
|pir6 cine acntroperIe ai,s Der sseft
aeidlafft. Die cine 3eit Iang gebrcli
hattie, ben eiienbabnperfebr in alien
Staaien oiilih bonn Wliiionri nHo
.norolidl bonn Ohio gum SfilIitano 5u
brIngen. lie enfidfiounl Der
Sdlieosgerid,tsfommiliion bic am
iRatmittaa i'm bieiigen Ser. Ct. Gi.
itrifrgerift biilterIegi mnroe, lit eins
enoeiIhae.
granht ttine $50 Sabre
I'm 3nhtbans fiseu.
mofbineton. .. g., 10. Rao.
0as Gbsrbunoesserift bat bas llrs
ibsiI nmgeItobsn. bemsufolss 6. Ws.
Summsrs. praEosnt Der grI.sn ga,
ti0naI gant BON Junsau. alas.o, su
280 Sobr.n 3uhibaus O.rurtei!i
trnrbe.
Gummers sDnrbe ouf SIS Tps,iFiida
4ntlogsH. 0elo unttridlassn 81 tabm
idulbig bsfunosn unb fir jsos aniIagl
81 flint Sabren 3uhtbaus nrurttsilt.
Tis Cberbunbssgsriht sntitaeo, baf,
bic MntlGse MIR cine ips3iiiT4t 4n.
flag. bate tntbolien ioQsn.
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aleine 9,oIi,rinad,ridlieu.

,sran :. Tpclcp bon 9to. PIG
Naoin Strabc, tbcilic Der GoIi5ci &c.
lterli sfbcnb nit, ndi, ein unbefnniiter
mcibcr Diann, ucldcr mtgctdbr 40
ssabre alt iii mo nit cincm brdiliiel;
slnjua, Scr nit onnflen Stretisli
otrdiett III, betlcioct mar, lbre .
Sabre nItc 3cd)ter aliec nlll nefl
.,2eee sur Sd,ule al Der anbiirn nilo
Wrh,rcgor auenur iragte, no 0'e
aluturn gtpcnuc lei.
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SIN Der ssftrissn @erlommlnna bss
Dudfporib alubs, in ipeIhsr Dsrlhis=
bsne Mitsliebsr eem0Brseelt iperben
folltsn, neil fie bel Der IsBtsn Wabl
oas Sniersfs Der Barrier nidt seipnbri
babsn Iouen. mar BON einem iolhsn
0orboben. fpenn es spirtiih benbjiGs
!ist mar, niht bos Gerinsite Su Be.
merisn. SIN Deeentbeii, bic Dsrs
fammiuna perIief in Der bormonil6s
fen Weile unD perfbieoene Mebner
saben Der 6offnung Ausbrud. bob BEL
einer lpGieren WoN bic bemotrotif9s
partsi niebsy syssiHe btreiAists ttsni
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@crmiht.

- Ger golisei nurbe geiiern nit.
peibeiIt, haB Der SnlbbIiit. ssnoiantr
Charles Safer ieit Dem 7 9iopembcr
ans ieiner g9ohnlmg in ganons6urg,
ga. perid,iunnben iii. GENE sSrnu
erind3te Sie hieiiae Goli5ei, nad Dem.
ieIben llmid,uu 81 bnl!en. ba er lid,
pahrid,einlid, gum geiud) bon Ser.
panSten nad) Cincinnati beaeben bar.
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vSa, mein ainp. ad, fpsnn es bir
seldnse. pieier triumph fir uns, Elm
70 Itolaer aapoIier beiie9t Su beinen
5iiben! -"
sic neiate ii6 iiber Der 9ohter
Stirn, unb tiibts iie. Damn elite tie
fdneu binaus.
(,Sorticbung ioI9t)
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essen ben 5sinb MAIDEN ipsroe Der
Nominntionsdusinub fir bic btpors
fieNnbe geamtenfpabl mar nod nidt
bereit, sinen geridt einSireiben iino
erbisIt cine grin biz 5nnt ndtiten
Wlontaa, nm bies Su ibun.
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vrnnseiseHtbnasab sabertrasaxssn
gintiunati, 10. Rob.

GincinnatL 10. Rnr.
Grant Spast5 an 2ubnig grausr.
| s Sabre 9suls auf oas erunpiiiit Vo.
1547 Gin StraBe, mOnutIide nlietbt
$40.
Dora Rod an Soispb Gopt. ein
1raet 2anb in Setiion 13 in SDcos
more 1p. 81.
Jroness 8. Wlurpbn an 5rsoerit
grOfimiib, 30 BEL l4s 6uB an oer
Siibfeiie BON Darsn glpe., 527 Jub
lpeitlih pen Gbiparos Roao. 81.
0erona 6. Geifert an Wiaium Il.
5Ismine ii. a., 100 gtdsr aanb in
Seltion IA in Sprinafielo 1p. 81.
Goiis aerHtr on Sohn a. atrnsr.
% bei 2G0 5uB an Der Dsiii,iis pom
eoen qOs.. 225 sSub norolih bon
Charlton CTR. 81.
Rebeced GuigIsp an Rebseoo guhs
boIb, Is bel 81 5ub an Der Rorboits
ede RON 2ibertp nno youns StraBe.
81.
Sfaot Mlob an WaItuna Salio unb
5rau, % BEL 120 5ub an Der Sitieits
pon 2. apt., 300 s5nb fiibIi9 nonSars
gent aps.. price biu. 81.
2eanner r. Roiiermon, aom.. an
0eOrse 5erbitreit, Cots 1877 uns 1913
in Goosin's llnisrabibeiluns In Sns
ouitrp. $50.
CASPER q. Rinnigsr ON TapibTuns
cdn. 80 bei 200 JuB an Der Siboits
istie BON Wount Rebo Roab in Glepes.
$500.
icuiid Win.lsr on 4norep 6. 8os
gel. 3 Sabre 2eofs auf 80 bsi 130 sSub
an Der WsiiI,it, bon gplsram Abe,
be.anni aIs Ro. 3411 golerain ape.
WionatIide Wisik 500.
Grbsn BON Gtrbarb 9atbman, per
Skrifi. an Gofparo !. 5aihmann II.
H., 25 Bel 80 s}us an Der Rorofeiie
pon @eft Ctr. S2275.
Glisabsih Batter an emma Rsns,
Cots /. 2, 3 unb 4 in Wolter q. Ga.
msron's llnterabib. 81.
eborIts 0usniber on Bernard !.
ROp.iomp, so bel 15O iyub ON Der
Sitieite BON atntel 9lpe. 81.
GbarIes u. Wiitea an RafsI Wlits
del, % bel 100 Sub an Der Sitisits
bon aeHion CTR. 81.
li33is Orr II. u. on bic GtaSt Gin
cinnoti, Elm Tract Qano in Settion 80
in Wliilcrsst ID. ST..
Sobn eibed an Sobn 8. gsyling
u. w., 1855 qdsr 2anb in Geiiion
q in Smnmors Up. 81.
Goiina Sunt an Wlarp g. Short,
III &dtr 2anb In Surp,D 620 in
anb.rfcn 1p. 81.
Willidm =. Ranm. 5ruites, on
Rcie ". sJonss, Got 35 in n. g. BIER
ions llnterabtb. in College Sia. 81.
Sofspb ]. arunnsl an ena 2.
Jsrrn. 23 lei 1l5 CUB an Ser Giifsiis
BON Glen Ctr. 81.
Jom Slaiiern an Samss Wnlone,
27.75 a6er 2nHb in SurpsD 500 in
2tnosrfon ID. 81.
Warp g. e. ptrtins II. a. an Sps
iepb y. Sdntioer, s Sabre 2eaie ouI
Got So IN 'sonaporib's llntsrnbtb.is
lung in 3useulum. ssdbrIid,s Miesx
$42 nit Qnilufsr.6t fir $700.
Sarnb gp. MceWlilIdn an gobers
Shlsmmer. 18 Sabre 9eaie auf IA
bel 81 Jub an Der Siiooitede bon
5inolap uno Werner Ctr. 5abrIi6e
Wli.tk $73.36.
Barbara MbeIman an Sdrab 90
WoeWiuon, DO. 81.
Schn :. 9itioen an WiIIiam 8.
Opel IT,, Got 80 in Spbn J. Dit:asn's
| llnternbikiluna in MabiIonpifle. 81.
Catherine Sp.ibel an Catherine
gusbs. Got 200 in SoIepb u. Somes'
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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-07-03
AN EARLY FOURTH in IOWA.

You will find us a Heterogeneous
mass of seven or eight hundred meet
ing together on the Fourth day of
July, 1885," says Lucius II. Lang
worthy in a lecture CD the early his
tory of Dubuque which was reprinted
by the State Historical Society of
Iowa several years ago. 1T was Mon
day the fifty-ninth of our national In
dependence, and the birthday of Wis
consin Territory; day celebrated
in Dubuque with great eclat, both on
account of the national recollections
1t gave rise to, and the independent
position we should thenceforth enjoy
under a separate territorial organiza-
ton from Michigan. to which We were
previously united. daasa
THE newly appointed governor,
Gen. Henry Dodge, was invited to be
present, and public dinner was ten
dered to him. He had been our lead
er through two Indian wars and was
now governor OF the Territory and
OF the various Indian
nations in the northwest. According
ly speeches and patriotism were the
order of the day, and at night music
and dancing"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-07-03
USED FOR "FIREWoRKs."

Strontium is apparently one of the
minerals which the United States
neither produces nor imports in any
large quantities, according to J. NJ.
Hill, of the United States Geological
Survey. In 1911 only $44 worth OF
'strontium salts were imported, and
this supply seems to have been suffi-
cient for two years. tr.,f.
Strontium nitrate, however, was
probably imported, as there was little
apparent diminution in the manufac-
ture of fireworks, in spite of safe
and sane .Fourths throughout the
country. and in this industry stron-
tium salts are used to produce red
fire." The salts most commonly used
by the makers of pyrotechnics are
grouped with large number OF chem
icals mot otherwise provided for" by
the tariff schedules, so that no record
of the imports of any special COM
pound is possible.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-07-03

the birds. II we would live, before It
shall be too late.
I'VE might take a tip from our
neighbors across the border. In Van
Couver large shipments of song birds
from England have recently been lib
Grated II is believed that they VIII
nest in the new home and soon be-
come acclimated and will do Well
The singers are priced not merely be
cause they sing, but because they XIII
and consume enormous quantities OF
insects Of various kinds. Some TWEEN
'ty yeArs ago, German song birds were
Imported into Oregon, where they
seemed to do we'll 2.
Now we of Iowa have no need OF
importing foreign birds. All that Is
necessary is to give the native birds
reasonable protection, to give the
Iowa birds half a chance, and by do
ing that we are simply helping our
selves, protecting ourselves against
the insect world, which threatens TO
wipe out all life on the continent, and
which is only held back by the army
OF the birds which has been terribly
weakened by the people, who ought
to be its warmest friends.
The school teachers, the boy
scouts, the camp fire tiirls, the bird
clubs, the Clean City clubs, the park
commissioners, and many other or
CARNATIONS and persons ought to give
more attention than ever before to
the protection of the birds. 1t is a
crying need"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-07-03
The GERMAN EMIeRAnrs.

Germany's celebration of the TWEEN
ty-fifth year of the reign of Emperor
William ii. has served to throw a
strong light on the remarkable pro-
gress of the empire. To begin with,
emigration from Germany Is con-
stantly declining. Last year only 49,
545 Germans removed to other lands.
The number in 1911 was 22,690, and
in 1881 220.902, which is the high
mark. The annual average In the
SOS was $4,000, in the 90's $4,000,
and in the last decade $4,000. In
former years the United States was
the destination OF 80 per cent of Ger
man emigrants. More go now to
South America and Australia, and the
proportion for this country is about
40 per cent. Practically, emigration
from Germany has almost ceased, a
situation in which the empire gains
and other countries suffer a loss. The
OF Germans and descendants
Of Germans In the United States are
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-07-03

-ATransplanting homeless boys Of
IL to l6 years of age from the crowd
ed districts of the metropolis to the
farms of rural New York is the task
attempted by the Lincoln Agricultur'
al School, of Lincolndale, N. Y. This
school, which is charitable nstltu'
ton, takes boys fresh from the city
streets, gives them practical training
in agriculture, teaches them proper
living conditions, and then finds
places for them with families of farm
ers. thus helping the boys to better
citizenship and giving the state more
and better farmers.