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Copenhagen Bomhardsd

From Sept. q % 8 ne town WIS
bombarded Many public buildings
and over 800 private houses were
demolished and hundreds Of people
we're killed. Then Copenhagen sur
rendered The English seized eigb-
teen ships Of the line and forty-six
other men-of-Tar, with huge guam
titles Of ammunition and all sorts
Of supplies What they could not
take with them they destroyed.
On Sept, Is, 1907, the king Of
England issued a proclamation ex-
planning the procedure Of his govern
mcnt. That proclamation is printed
in Cobbettis Parliamentary Debates,
volume 10 Iondon, 1909, beginning
on page 115. In the same volume,
beginning on page 252, is a detailed
account Of the debates about The ex-
petition against Copenhagen. Those
debates took place in the house Of
commons on Feb. 3, 1903.
Their cause was a motion made by
one Ponsonby, in the name Of the
opposition. that the papers bearing
in the negotiations carried on
between. England a.d Denmark
during the past year should be laid
before the house. That motion was
opposed by the government and, after
lengthy debate, was rejected, 253
members voting against the motion
and tO8 for it.
Kings Justification.
The following passages from the
royal proclamation and from the
Parliamentr Debates indicate the
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-06
MUERE IN PRINCIPE IN FL CON
BITE DE IL CHAMPAGNE.

PARIS. 3 de Octubre.-El captain
principe Henri de Polignac fue muer-
10 en- IN combate en- Champagne el
dia - del mes que ACADIA de pasar.
Tenia 81 amos Y era official de I'm re-
gimiento de infanteria.
E. principe Henri Marie Joseph,
fut ei segundo hijo de Heraclius,
cuarto duque de Polignac, jefe dc
Ia casa francesa de C~halencon. E.
principe Henri naci6 en- Psris Ell
1876. En- 1904 Sc case con Diana,
condesa de Polignac. FL principe fue
captain en- el 1880. regimiento dc
infanteria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-06
del London Daily Maii.)

FL pals Mas ale@re de Europa en-
Ia actualidad, Ell Rumania, Y es inu-
til deer que la capita! euroFea del
luio y el placer cs ,Bucarest.
Es.ardo Paris sacramento pensi-
tiyo = inclinldo Z castar luto; Lon
dres muy ocupado con Ia guerra c
inrlinaIo a usar kahkj y Niena fran
camente con muYria (cuando no es-
ii artificiosameate alegre), lie ha
iiegado ST. oportunidad 4 Ia peGuena
Bucarest. ' II ciudad esta hacien-
do IN gran esfuerzo por eXcederse
aur 4 81 misma en- lujos2 eXtraVa-
garcia.
Por largo tempo ha eStado Buca-
reta orgullosa de su reputation de
"aiolondrada." Hay ann quien IN la
m. ..el Paris de bolsillo," ' e~yiSten
personals que ALTMAN que lie CANA 4;
mismo Paris. En- las formas mas mo-
ccntes de atolondramiento. Guiz& SEA
cierto este ultimo; pOrque. aunqu2
las nodas de BucareSt son las mo-
das parisinas, Y sus placeres Y for
mas sOciales son las de In capital del
Sena. Ia mento detriS Ge csas co&a>
es aIgo d~istinto de Ia mente De Pa.
us. ago mas oriental. mas dcscuid"-
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IA IDENTIFICATION Ill: Los
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- Allegro Ruzaaz11a&a:

cimbales, flautas del dos Pan y VIC
lines que Sc quejan incesantemente
en- TODD Ell atolondramiento de Ia mu-
sica Oriental. Las mujeres zlngalas
penetran atin a los m~ejores restau-
IAN S a st pill 1 los concHftttei
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nal, entran q los cafes a pedlr a los
comensales que Sc les compren sus
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iran, podra verse I los mismos ninos
profundamente dormidos sobre los a.
Gouuines Del ~paSimento, Z las mismas
uuertas de los estabiecimientos. mien-
tras los elegantes van 4 hacer del
dia, noche.
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GRAN COLLECTION DE NOvELAS.

Las NoveIas anotadaS a continuation es-
tan seleccton2daS entire las me!ores, slendo
su precio- O..
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HE AuUI la LlSTA;-
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Fl Bale de las SicTimas
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sc IN Cometido IN Cr!men
El Stil0n Trasico
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Sin Nombre
81 Rey de n Praders
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FL Captain del Dyumpa
FL MiSteF!O del COraZoa Verde
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Fl TeSlamenyO de IN COnSp!rador
Au8Va u los NaScCS cl FL SlElO VIII
AventuraS IL Nj. P.ckwICk
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lavanderias de Bucharest, no obstante
10 excelente que n. no son del gus
to del "gomoso," por 10 que sema-
nariamente salen de Bucharest canas-
tas de ropa que son enviadas a Lon
dras para ser llvadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-06

. IkN llIuti idS IS buISi SSl- Nv
10 excelente que son. no son del gus
to del 'gomoso," por 10 que soma
nariamente salen de Bucarest canas
tas de ropa que son enViadas a Lon
dras para ser lIvadas.
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tintamente hermosas. col grandes J
urijlantes ojos, @arZos o negros, lus-
troso cabello Y caras delicadament5
torm2das. y sin embargo, cast innc-
cesariumcnte, lie enmiendan n plana
4 Il Naturaleza, con tacones de j
a i pulgadas; con polvos color rosa
V blan:os y con pomadas para los
labios del mas briilante vermell6n,
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robuStoS, Y son adictos 4 los sacos
D lavitas cortaS, muy e~ntalladas. a
las c2mi5as alforZadas de rayas no.
rizontalcs, ! las corbat2s flotantes
= 4 10 menos p~erdona3le: botas con
uopa de tela. rs general ell uso de
LIS esencias, pero son ch!cos alegres,
gen-aIes. no obstante guStoS ra-
roS, Y son muy enthusiasts por TO-
do 10 frances { ingles, tan pronto CO.
mo Sc hacen ertender.
Los eierc;cios atltticos V especial
mcnte las ocupaciones de la mana
IA, no est;in todavia goZ&nGo de IA
vor, poTque sc lieva vida nocturna y
los !%oitos no soa para tendencias
utlericas. En- la tarde es cLando Sc
Ne ID primera aparicion del hombre
o Il mujcr Il Ia moda. y 10 usual es
ra5car por Ia calZada. Bucharest
cucuta con cabalios soberbios Y con
gia: dcs : rasulados cunUcos de SEQ
nj" que los diri%en. Todas las tar
Gos pUcde verse . 10 mas c!egante
dc i. capital ~pascando O. a Chausee
en- Sochcs tiradoS por = q nermoso.
.ubaiios. ' = los laeayos' vestidos con
ia-2as can"s Ge terciopeio a2ul. &C.
r;GaS en- n cintura con cord3nes de
soda de los mas brillantes dolores.
.Algunas vcccs Sc poGri yer Il Ia rel
III lde origcH ingles) de Ruman;a
en- ii aristocr5tico paseo.
Mas ta"Gc lIega n nora del five
o c!GcA tea, va sea en- casa 0 en- el
hot"! 2"laclo del Iteneo, o en- e! Ca
tc tapSh2. 81 e!egante ~"renGezvouZ'
&c a Gale Victoria, en- donde los
J"|e?cS of!tiales. 2~t"v!adoS en- uni
tonnes tan e!"grss como marposaS'
'ol.aA b"SlI!I!'oS &c aZucaF y aqua
Hel&'!'' ; GeSp!iegah SuS Ge!icadaS
poses aAtc los heImoSoS iemenlIeS
~'I~ "
DN '" - 80 4" o''' DC IOi-
S'S'" 'oi""' q u ' d p"seo por
'''o 'C'o,'" ii'm" "o"Jo
&c" 80 ""N''U'"'''i' 0iiI'H'cS' !@t-
S"''0'' Sei'oi"S ! ~SeHo'l'"S' 'cooS 0e
al" "'"i'c'" I"l coNhPacta' que eS I'M
poS'o4e c"Hlih@E mas oe una milla en-
ana nora Ii ciihc' c4lNc de las
eSPueias' c! ruldo musical que pro
queen las 'aihas de Ia" eSpadas' Ia IL
;" moo'l!c&aa' c. Gamble de mlrad2i
entire arnoos SeE0s, los ojos que -
d"scrlben como "alegres' no cesar
lie t~ra5ajar Y el paseo dc IA Gale es
el punto de principle de un largo
y variado romance. Porque Buca-
rest ANA ell romance. y tiene dc el
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P C.. Nj,
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Republican County Convention.

The Republican county convention
met at Hartford last Friday to elect 20
delegates to attend the state convention
in session in the city Of Grand Rapids
today. County Chairman r. w.
Broughton called Don +. Cochrane to
the chair. He accepted the honor in a
neat speech of acceptance and presided
in his usual happy and efficient manner.
Nathan +. Simpson, Jr., was elected
secretary. Following are the delegate 8
elected to attend the state convention:
f. N. Wakeman, M. L. Decker and
B. f. Warner, Paw Paw; Edward G..
Hickey, G.. w. Merriman and @. NJ.
Van Ripper, Hartford; Il. j. Mutchler
and John Mckinney. Bangor; @. M.
Jennings and &. IL. Martin, Lawrence;
Lynn j. Lewis and John A. Lee, Ar
lington; Nate Simpson, Jr., Keller, Rob-
ert Payne and Fred q. Cogshall, South
Haven city lst ward; Earl Hemingway,
South Haven city End ward James @.
Burlington and Chas. Lytle, Porter;
James II. Porter and r. +. Dean, South
Haven township.
On motion, the convention expressed
itself 10 favor of the denomination OF
OF Fran b. Leland of Detroit as Re-
gent of the University.
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FELLOWSHIP CLUB.

The Fellowship club were entertained
at the pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Waters last Friday evening. Not
withstanding the incemency of the
weather and insure footing, about 40
gentlemen were present to enjoy a most
interesting and instructive program.
The Fellowship quartet, composed of
Messrs. Will ard Duane Mosier, Blaine
Warner and Harold Spicer, sang two en-
joyable numbers, LaRue Mosier and
Mrs. Matte Cooley Abbott gave a de-
lightful duet with encore, and Rev. G..
Ii. Heaton entertained them with sew
eral readings, which were highly appre-
ciated. The Main feature of the eve.
ning's entertainment was the talk by
Prof McCracken of Normal at Kalama-
zoo, who held the strict attention of his
hearers while he told them of his trip
through the Orient
Dainty refreshments we're served after
which the usual song fest was enjoyed
by all. The committee having the eve-
ming in charge consisted Of Messrs.
Harry Waters, Bert Breed, Earl Bur-
hans and r n. Wakeman.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-02-12
MAPLE CITY CLUB.

Last Thursday evening the members
of the Maple City club we're entertained
by the 9th committee, consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. e. G. Thayer, DR.. and Mrs. w.
F.. Hoyt, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bassett, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry w. Slovenian, Mr..
and Mrs Charlie w ildey and Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Schuneman.
A dinner was served at $50 o'clock and
was all that one might wish in the cult
nary art, and served to queens taste.
The evening was spent as usual with
cards and dancing, and most er joyable
time was the unanimous expression OF
all present.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-02-12
DISTRICT X. OF p. MEETING.

The district meeting, or what might
be more properly termed Pythian
school of instruction announced for
Hartford on the evening of February %,
is awaited with anticipation by the men,
bers OF the Pythian Fraternity in this
section of the state. The work will be
in the first degree, in conformity to the
"Lesson of Friendship as exemplified
in the new ritual. The degree will be
conferred by the Benton Harbor team,
who were awarded the cup for the ex.
cellency Of their work. The Pythian
Grand Lodge officers will be present to
review the work. and an evening of
pleasure and profit is assured. All
members Of the fraternity are invited.
Paw Paw lodge is making preparations
to attend.
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The PrIdigais.

Dekin Skinner up on the north branch
hez got kommltty testin his sanity.
The reson wuz this: Hiz wife he'd trip
let's and uhay wuz all boys. When he
see um be wuz in a dazed condishon;
He went out and killed 3 kavs (all he
hed). When asst what he dun it fur,
he sed he red in the bible that when a
certain prodigal sun KUN home, the ole
man killed a KAT. and as heed got
prodigals heed killed 3 kavs, but Com
amt quite sure WHARF thare at.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, Our Heavenly Father in his
wisdom has removed one of our devoted
members, Mrs. Rosapna Hubert.
Resolved, That We express our regret
at the passing away of this faithful and
willing worker.
Resolved, That the sympathy OF the
w. r. g. be extended to the bereaved
children and friends.
Resolved, That copy of these reso-
lutions be furnished the stricken family
and the press for publication.
Martha E. Smith
Phoebe Smith
Mary Nc Con
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-02-12
PRAISE FOR WARDEN SIMPSON

The following resolution unanimously
adopted by the county convention last
week is justly merited by the Warden Of
the Michigan state Prison, and likewise
reflects the sentiment of Mates Van
Burer county friends.
Resolved, That we pledge our conf
dence in Hon. Nathan f. Simpson, war.
den of the Jackson state prison and a
Van Buren, county man, and that we
commend him for his aggressive and
business-like administration of the
prison, and congratulate him upon his
achievement in making the institution
self supporting for the first time in the
history of the state.
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Harriet, More VOLTS.
Young lady on East Main street.
Rags BY RUDE.

Yu kant blame boys fer wantin tn
ketch onter bob Stays, since they wunt
let EN- slide doun bansters emmy more.
Evry time man pays hiz electric lite
bill heel takel sum Teller and begin tn
talk about kommishon form Nv guv-
erment.
When yu begin tn Sc valentines IN
the stores winders, yu kan go rite round
the korner and beer chap tellin the
kroud that bees seen a robin.