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The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-01
SYNOPSIS

Mr. Bilthers mutimilliOnaire, discusses
with his wife the possibilities Of marrying
orr his daughter Maud Applegate to the
Frlnce of Graustark who is visiting Mr.
ana Mrs. TruXton King in America in am
uclpaton OF getting some one to take up
the loan Russia holds. A Mr. Scoville is
attentive to Maud.
Prince Robin is accompanied by Count
QuinnoX. minister of war; Lieutenant
Dank and Hobbs. the valet. The prince
mad baked at matrimonial alliance with
the Irlncess of DaWsberSen, both of them
wishing to choose for themselves Mr.
Bllthers visits the Kings unnvited.
Mr.. Blithers discusses the Russian loan
and gently hints at $50 10000 his daughter
Will get when she marries the right man.
Bankers suddenly refuse to handle the
loan Count QuinnoX and King arrange a
meeting with Blithers King suspects him
OF blocking the deal
Blithers promises to consider the loan
His wife prepares ball for the Prince
and Maud, who suddenly balks at the af-
fair and doesn't attend.
Meeting the prince out for stroll, Blith-
ers chats on matrmony. Robin says he is
not for SALE but agrees to meet Maud
when he learns she is opposed to her par
ents' wishes.
Maud again evades the prince, who re-
ports he must leave for Graustark at
once. Maud writes she is off for Europe
on the Jupiter with an aged companion.
her father schemes to get them both on
the same ship
The prince as Mr.. Schmidt sails on the
Jupiter. Blithers buys $200O0,0Oo Of Grau-
stark bonds a young lady disputes Rob-
ms right to a table and deck chair.
He learns she is Miss Guile of New
York, and her aged companion Mrs. Gas
ton He soon becomes better acquainted
with Miss Guile.
Her given name is Bedela, she tells
him. She tells Mrs. CASTOR that she sus-
poets he is the Prince of Graustark
Mrs. CASTOR changes her manner toward
him. Hobbs discovers Miss Guile's bag
gage is marked with a B. In Paris she
Is met by a young man.
Gourou, Robins police chief. concludes
that the Il on the baggage means Bl!tNors
Miss BlithorS denies her engagement tC
the prince. Bedelia sends Robin a note.
She invites him for a drive to St. Cloud
He intimates she is Miss Elithers, but she
rescnts it. While at lunch they are told
some one is spying on them.
They flee and are arrested for speeding
Miss Guile Just escaping revealing her
true identity to the judge. She tells Robin
she will so to Switzerland.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-01
CHAPTER XIII.
The Cat Is Away.

IHPTtlH, All IH6 WIIIV TtSHTUIuS UIS
minister of police with speculative
eyes.
At last Robin, without speaking, i'm
pulsively held the letter out to the
baron. who strode across the room and
took 1t from his hand. Without a
word he extracted the single sheet of
paper and read what was written
thereon
my motor will call for you at this aft
ernoon. and we will run out to st. Cloud for
tea, at the Pavilion bleu. Mrs. Castor is
spending the day with relatives at Cham
pigny, and we may as well be mice under
the circumstances. If you have another
engagement pray do not let it interfere
with the pleasure l am seeking"
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gDfnneapoIt8>
Observation-Disclosures.

Boo @9n6ag Mften, 6en 8. Otto
Der, bill III. -of 1905's Sbeater1el=
lfob" / Danin 1tore 5al opf6re
uBorn / Strife, 6arce me0 5ange |
4 glitter al u8eer @prenien"; bele
Mftenens Oberlfu6 bill blibe ODER
rafH Sru Mntor 5annes.
v8orn / Strife" bar ti6ligere Doe,
ret opfprt, iaa en- ngrmere Smtalf
er operflg6ig; ri be0 10 ollie, al
Bette @tpfffe mere enc noget an6e
er / @tan6 til at beffffe en- 1un6 2at:
ter bos Silbererne. &erlonerne e1
Sc. famine iom 0e0 ii61te Spf6rel1e
Moar hi opfor6rer ollie til at ODER
bpre 6e11ne Sore1tilling, er BET lit,
olene for6i 6e bill faa 2eiligbe6 II
at tilbrtnge en- fornejelig Mften
men 1angt mere , foroi Ser b61
bore oberfp16t &11s, 90 bele ODER
ifuoet bill gaa til sSieR til &ipb a
en- Nla6s poa ct Ml6er6omsbiem ii
5fueipiIlerin6e, Srn Mnto11 San
mes. Srn Cannes bar 1ammen mel
fin nfbpbe Manb bere6t % mnng
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rifa og formeoe ben iom EN- &ploelt
al banlf 6oretag1ombc6 BERT 2an0ct::
uSar bi. lite gibet Mmerifa mere,
ems Mmerifa bor gibet os2" 1purgte
EaGeren> bborefter mon Jung. fgrlte
@ers al Star 5pangle6 8annerl"
9feb. 6. g.. @tranobol6, Minnea-.
polls, talte ON BET inobDrbes 6or<
:bol6, bpori 9anifbeoens tire &obeo-
faftorer / Mmerifa, Soreninger,
aiirffer og &resie lto6 til bperanore
% motiberebe ioale6es en- 9faal for
11cermere Eilfnptning mellem Danif
5giterz og 8ro6eriamfunb paa ben
ere % Sen banif=amerifanffe Bresie
poo Sen on6en 5i6e.
SCR. e. g. &osmusien, st. Saul,
tolte m1ntert % un6erboloen6e- ON
sen u6breotc &asm1slens@lagt> %
Scr. Sc. IS. .Sranien, ligeleoes fra
|@t. Saul, moreoe Goriamlingen
me6 en- Meffe bittige 8emerfnin=
ger ON 6onife. &pinbers 5mil, ON
oeres @plterligbe0> .6eres &ielp=
1ombe6 etc. og 1lutteoe meo 9nlfet
ON, at olle &pin6er maa faa Del |
SEN politiffe @temmeret bert 2onoet.
Sr6itpreren, Mrs. 2oniie .&aS=
mus len, rette6e en-. BARN Sat til
Mrrongementsfomiteen % bp6. u@el.
befomme"l
Metop 90 man bor | 6ero meo
at rejle Jig, u0bragte SbertillioS=
mono %. 8. g. @briitenien fra
Cincinnati, 8, Dnmernes @faal-
og iaolebes Intteoes en- al 6e melt
bellpffe6e 6onife 5ammenfom ter,
ser bar bnret bol6t / ct. Hnul.
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st. Haul, @tnn.
Set for >, g. g.

s Set omfangsrige .n%n6erboloz
,,ingsprcgrom, 1om bar tilrettelagt
/ Minnelotas EpillingbDer / 6orbin=
Belle meo Don1f 5eiteriomfunos ~
pen0e &onpention, tor uGleonora
Gbri5tine" -2ogens Seltmio0ag iioite
Breoag often / Sunior &ioneer
@olI, ct. Saul, iiges at befegne
@ei0ep11nftet. Mene 5alenS rige
l%loimpfning meo &un6re6er al oon=
tie og omerifonife Stag og @nirlon<
Ser fletteoe al u5milar", font | Oct
tc 9jen1e6 Dor in6forifrepet fra Of
lobomo, itelnte til Set; at Sen lille
Seer al unge 9amer, lom opparteoe
peo 8orbene / bbibe @ioler meo
6onebrogsforbe6e Sf9rf ON 2ibet
poerligcre bt6rog til at nnberltrege
5amme11fomitens feltlige &urafter,
tnroe bore 1elpiagt.
@o6t fire tSun6re6e @9i tier bor
5omle6e, 90 Minneiota 9tate 8ano
ipilleoe til 8oros, liot efter bp0
rGleonoro Gbri1tine" =2ogens &rp=
1ioent, Mrs. 9orn $Sngemann, Sell
fomme11, og laa 1a6 mhn om
6ompenoe Sooe. s &igboloigbeo,
Mnretning og @elimag obergif oe11<
nc Mib6ag 1ongt Sc flelte oan1fe
@anfetter, font bol6es / Mmerifn,
og 81. @oul=2ogens 9amer, Der
perlonlig foreito6 Sillapning og
@erbering, bil iiifffert Dibt % breot
blipe ber6mmet for paat1p at babe
~glimret neo 6eres &ogefun1t.
Otter at Giifebollerne, &albe1te,
gen og Sc itegte &Dllinger bar be-
%oerfareoes al m11lig &etfpr6igbe6-
meoens Srfetret bab6e la6et set enc
Botponrri al 6unife Melooier efter
set an6et flinge lpitigt giennem 60
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-06
1871-1916.

Set er / Mftem, Eorsoog> at Geo.
6. g.. 5tron6bol6 in0le6er lin So
re6ragsr9ffe / Santa Salt unoer
ul1ng6omSforeningen al 1868
@uipicier:: Com befjen6t, ifal ban
tale ON Sen 6anife 2itterotur fra
1871 til 1916, og ban in6leoer
5erien me6 ct Soreorog ON @eorg
@ran6es. 9a Ser er en- r9r Sill
fnDtning mellem bette og be f6lgen=
Sc FEM Sore6rag> Tan set life NOT
font %anbefales &1blifum at inofin-
6e fig allere6e / Mften, i0et mon
ioale6es bill blibe fat / 5tan6 til
at faa ft6rre n6bptte al Be pbrige
Toreorag. 16 fra set &ierbf ab,
lom Me6. 5tran6bol6 bar til mooer=
ne 6anif Digtning, t9r mon poo
6orboan6 iige, at ingen bill ifuffes
pe6-at tegne fig font Deltager | So
reoragsrRffen. S bele @inferbalD-
auret bill ban bber f6rite SorS0ag
Mften / Maone6en bol6e ct Sore.
6rag ON bem, Der bar ifabt San.
marfs npeite Digtning. S Mften ia.
Ter ban, iom lagt, ON @eorg 8ran-
|bes.
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nt blipe optoget. 8ua MarSmpoet
1re11te mo1 life, at bette fl1n6e 1lao
til. 81 be6er Ga for I Star om ct
! efstra Eilif11o paa $1,000.
ollie oiSie 6oretogenoer bier, at
1en oonife Strife bar giort en- flor
% goo @ierning. Set er ret BETH
beige Dpgoper, iom SEN bar lpit
1oo piot. Maar MI Srbfamltngs-
lilterne fommer omfring, iaa bliber
SIT 1purgt: @il ou bore meo til at
bere bette peliigneoe Mrbejoe sgjen-
-,,cun Maret, ser ligger for %. Set
CT ct Mrbei6e, 1om set er pGro at
bere 1neo /, % Ser er @eliignelie
,pco at bare me6; tbi @uo elifer e',
.oloo @iper. 5oa lao % 6n gipe
1ne6 @lp6e.
81, 9. @rapen9aaro.
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@oipitalSfor ltan6er, at ubans Man=
bigbeo, penli9e og elifDproige 5rem=
trnoen, lpartiifbeo og born1e @ier=
telag" bab6e pnnbet bom talrige
@eloner blonot "Opens >9fanoi11aber..
81 tbipler lite om1> at Sc 1amme
@genifaber bill gi9re fig .gel6enbe
/ Soritan6er @il6ab1S @irffombe6
BERT Minneapolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-06
Sra Milmanfee.

Baitor 8. g. &il6abl, Ser bar
obertoget Sorltanoerifabet for BET
norife uSairbiem" Soipital, er nDlig
onfommen BERTH 8pm fra Milmau=
Tee, @is., bbor Ser fort for bans
Mfreiie bolbtes Ell itor M%fife6Sfelt
for bam: s en- 8lo6forreipon6once
|6erfro BDen bebber= set ON ben nh
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-06

len. = begpn0tc 0r01tpreren, MrS.
|2ouiie &asmuslen, ser ti1lige er
9p(tcrlamfur6cts Doerfusferer, fit
6irigerenoe &berb me6 nogle bittige
Bemerfninger, og %umi66elbart Der
Eefter tolte neutrality-suspicious.,
Mrs. .@opbie 2aurit3en fra Sat
1o1b, Gal, for Danmarf, fren1bnpe-
6e 2anoets @fierbeo og @arnooms-
|minoernes 8etponing og ilutteoe.
meo at %u6bringe Gp6relanocB
Stool, Ser fulgtes at 6~oriamlinge11s
MfiDnger of belle to @ers al. Song.
@briltian".
Operprefioent Mrs. &oniine
Mo6ien, Clinton, Soma, talte ON
oq for Selteriqmfunoet, nepnte, at
bun ben foregqaen6e Mften / Min>
neopolis bob6e truffet en- 9pn al
@amfunoets @tifer, Mrs. @briIti<
nc &emmingien, bbis en6nu leDenoe
Mon6. len6tes en- ,Denlig. Ganfe;;
Mrs. Ma6ien min6eoes barmt Oct
]Mrbej6e, iom 8. so. &offenblao
gie,1nem mango Mor bop0e norettet
for @piteriamfun6et, % bbeleoe
IT tofnem1ige Or6 be0 Ben 5t6tte,
bette oltio bob6e funnel regne meo
fra 8ro6er1amfnn6ets SIDE; 1lutte=
fig nobragte Operpreii6enten en-
|@faol for g.. 8. e. og 9: g. g.
2ogerne / ct. SAUL.
Mrs. @otbil6e &an1en fra Seem
Sort, Ser par Sbertilli6Si6iter> men
font 9ogen efter bleb bolgt til
0berbicepreii6ent> bo16t cit Sole
for bore Manofolf" el1cr iom
Mrs. &an1en u6ta1te fig, ON ritore
Mgno og imoa Man6folf"; Salen
ipr1t6le6e al 2une og @i6 og bleo
/ set be1e Mftenens 'Glon; Sen Tut
te6es me6 en- 5faol for 8enner og
Brp6re.
Scr. 8ictor Sngemann, ct. Banl,
oplel tie en-. beriificeret u&lageiang" ,
ser forh1e6e fig 1om ct moriomt
@bor pao Mrs. &oniens Sale, og
fil6re6e 6erefter / fnappe> lpltige
Tref uGleonora @briitine"= 2ogens
&iitorie, roltes ierligt uSobe0fomi-
teen" og 1pecielt Mrs. &aren San
fen for Oct ftore forbere6en6e ST.
bei6e, ser bob6e bpret en- 8etingelie
=|for, at &onbentionsarrangementerr
fu1l6e blibe en- Sufces.
Oberlefreter / Danf 8rooer1am.
:lfnn6 Micbael1en fra Omaba, Neb:
fil6re6e Observation-Disclosures &pfi
t giennem Ei6erne, beD6eoe, at BET
59lteriomfun6et ditto bab6e bob
fin beblte 5tptte, og mente at funne
-|ipore en- Silb6ieligbe6 til | &reoie
u6enfor 8. g. g.. at igge n9iert
i Gamarbei6e ,meb bette.
8~ro6eriamfun6ets 0berpreii6en
8. IS. Mielien fra 5eattle, 8aib.
: itll6e bo16e Mftenens Gale for Sine
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-06

fnrngielige Mftener paa Daniu &au
be6 -6eres olti6 fortreffeligt uofprte
.TbeaterItDffer. s
2ab os 6erfor alIe~1ete bbernn=
ore t9tppne paa Donia &al1. paa
.59noog Often. Tormaalet ct mutt
% ,bbr 1tpttes:
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-.
&re6smb6e.

49, 100 80 =.
ct. &eocrs oonife ebanaeliite Luz
tberife Menigbeo ri Winneapolis
inobp6er til &reosme6e / femte
&re6s ben So. 0ftober.
Delegoter og 8eiggen6e be6es
in6meloe fig BELT nogle Sage fsr.
Mg6et.
&oa- Menigbeoens @egne
Martin Melipn,
Menigbe6ens Sornun6.
q. S. Sarpeaarbt
2S10 g. 22nb ct.
>. @regersen,
&re69formon6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-06
9pbsfalb.

S Man6ags foregif UNDER flor
&ejtioeligbe0 8egrobelien fra 81.
Hebers 6on1fe lutberife Strife at:
Niels s.. 2p1erup paa 6. 22n6 ct.
Sor6fa1telien fanot 5te6 paa Safe
tpoo6 &irfegaaro. Mf0g0e efterla6er
fin &nltrn> en 59n og 9atter, begge
gifte og b%olt66enoe beri Minneopo=
Zig.
2pierup bar Sppograf og bob6e
Il lin Gib ct @ogtrpfferi / SOLICIT
paa 5iellan6. 5or tppe Mar fi6en
fom ban BERTH mes iin Tumilie og
orbei6e6e / nogle Mor / 6. &osmns=
iens 8ogtrpfferi.
@fi6nt 2Dierup bnr Ell eIore
Weano> 90 ban tom BERTH 2on6et,
faa naae6e ban De6 fin 5trebiom=
be6 at blibe en- ret belItaaen6e
Wano. San bar en- opIp1t Man6,
iom faa / bans 5tilling, og ban
ban6t en- trofait lille @ennefreos.
Mfoe6e bleb ~ Mar gommel %
bar ! 5 iiolte Mar meget fpagelig.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

8aitor q. S. &arpgaaro, paobe=
gp1oer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
feritfommcnoe 2eroog B%ormi06a9
ser: 10 i &irfelalen, ct. Beoers
6onife. futberife Strife zoos 9tb
ctr. 50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-06
Sil .GBnberip6erne.

@i bar mo6taget til 0anife 96n:
0erip6ers gfterla6te: Sra 8m. 90:
ren1en, Minneapolis, So; fra Sreo
.@briitenien, @scanobo, Micb., ST..
8iifbarag mo6tages fremoe1eS.: :
Sgbrigt benpiies til p6erlige,'
OplpSninger, lom fin6es | nprDr
ren6e @a1mmer al @la6et paa 81
be Z.
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&rebsmpbet.

~ 80 4 81
Otter alt at bpmme bliber &reoS=
mp6et pao @pn6ag / ct. 8e0ers
bnnffe l11tber1fe Strife bel belpgt al
Breiter, 9elegater og Belpgen0e.
Ser ifal gipes en- goni lie fort
0ber1igt ODER programmed for Mep:
BET:
@pnoog Sormi60og: @oitor s
Senien fra &enu1are bol6er 9frifte=
tale og Mltertienelte. &re0sforman=
Sen, 8a1tor 8. @regerien fra Mloen,
pre6ifer.
0m Gftermi66agen SCI. 3: 8altor
st $. @abn fra @eit Denmarf Dol
Ser Gore6rog ONT: 6orfiellen incl:
lem Sen l11tberife og BEN reformerte
@irfes 2ere, ier1ig me6 &enbli1
paa Dnob, @a6ber og BEN bellige
@frift.
@9n6ag Mften taler 8aitor Str
Mn6erien fra Mifob. Muligbis en6m
en- Toler. Man6ag Mften taller $50
flor 9iren fra @itbee, og flere min:
6re Ealer, ON Gioem fllaoer. Mf.
tenmpoerne 81. s pr9cis. Mlle bel
TONNE.
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6prretninasreiIe.

@ilbelm Gbriitenie1n I fra Biborg,
60. 9af.> opboloer fig beri 8pen
I 6isie Gage ! observation-disclosures
Der; paa 2pr0ag refer. BON pioere
til Chicago %. Detroit..
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Mrs. Marte Mnberien. bpb.

gn. >6anife &re0le. BERT 8pen bel
fienot .norif &oinoe, M&rS. Mnrie
Mn6erlen ,er, Is Mar gmmel, al
gaaet peo Dg6en / .&iemmet Dos
fin Spigeripn> S. g.. &jort, &eeoer,
SEQ. 9af..
Begrapelien fan0t 9teo N}in=
neapolis / Mon6ags - og. BERT 3d.
en- boooe oen Mf6p0e 9iennem man
&c Mar babt tit &jem.
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8nrnebnab

S ct. Beoers 6anife lutberife
Strife 6pbtes / @pn6ogs: 2i55ie
Morgaret Glaulen, DoHer al Mr.
6reoericf @laufen og &uitru, Gong
Safe.
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.@1tif,

iom me66elt / forrige 1ge, at ct.
8e6ers Mirfes &bin6eforening of=
bol6er Mp6e iDag bos Mrs. s. g.
0lien ct. 2onis Harf.
~. pg %. bs.
f. Com. fpr me66elt ofbol6er ct
Be6ers 6anife lutber1fe Strife en- So
5or / &irfelalen BEN 81. og %. ST.
tober. - Sen iamme 8elpilie, Ser
alti6 bar beret u6biit be6 iaaoanne
2eiligbeber fra baa6e Soft | % II:
6enfor Menigbeoen> forbentes ogioc
benne Gong. - @ober til 8a5arer
be6es %of1eberet boS Noitor 81. S.
Eorpgoorb, 28t0 6. 22no ct. elle1
bos 6. 6. G%brilten1en>. 901 Minne.
baba Mbe. Sm @aberne 9nifes al
be11te6e, be6eS man %telefonere til Ell
al Sc to M6resi er:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-06

ST. PEDERS DANSKB EVANG.
LUTH. KIRKE, e. Ave. s. OF 8.
st. G~udstjeneste S9ndag Formid-
dag Ri. 1890. Altergang f9rste
Spndag l. hver Manned. Anden
Sendag hver Manned tillige Aften-
gu~dstjeneste ri. 8.
kirke1ige Anl,ggender bedes
man henvende sig til Kirkens
Prast, Pastor A. j. Tarpgaard,
281O e. 22nd Street. Telefon:
Smelling 407.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-08

much an artist. In most instances
it is his business to paint a series of
artistic pictures. He has an eye for
beauty. He casts about for a player
in an important role. If his eye
strikes a girl who is articticaIly
gowned and who is fairly good look
ing, she is likely to be chosen.
If you are well dressed you feel at
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-08
uestion of clothes in motion

The question of clothes in motion
pictures is a vital one.
l do not think that the movie
actress who spends three quarters of
her income on clothes is extravagant,
for she is making an investment that
will probably bring her better parts
and higher salary in the end.
The motion picture director is
The Republican journal., 1916-05-18

ont in each.
Perhaps the most striking feature of I
the instruction is that which has to do
with industrial education. This is being
extensively introduced and made an
integral part of the system. 1t is
carried on with the cooperation of the
Mechanical Division of the Canal Ad-
ministration and of the commissaries,
and a supervisor of industrial training
has been placed in charge of it.
There are on the canal zone some OF
the most wonderful shops in the world
in which anything from favoring ex-
tract to locomotive can be made, and
an ideal cooperation has been brought
about between the shops and the schools,
this being possible to an unusual degree
owing to the fact that both are under
government control. There are prob
ably few places in the world where the
results of skilled labor and industry are
more constantly forced upon the atten-
ton. Every time boy goes out of the
house, or even looks out of the window,
he sees some feature of the canal, It's
| locks or dams, its docks, dry docks,
shops, etc. 1t seemed to the casual OBJ
server that most of the tools and ma
chimes known to man were in operation on
the zone, and it is an excellent thing
that the boys should be given an oppor-
tunity to become acquainted with these
and learn something of their use. To
this end courses of instruction have been
conducted for apprentices in shops, and
classes in mechanical drawing and wood
work organized in the High schools.
High school and eighth grade boys have
been given employment after school
hours, on Saturday and during vacation,
as statesmen and checkers in the COM
missaries. Tie introduction of Spanish
in the four upper grades of the elemen-
tary white schools is an important fea-
ture, for it gives the children an oppor-
tunity of learning correctly in school the
rudiments of language which they hea
spoken about them. Other features are
the monthly medical inspection by the
district physicians of the Health Depart
ment, which is very thorough, and the
TRANSFORMATION of school children either
by train or barge. The fact that the
homes of the children are more or less
scattered up ard down the 50-mile length
of the narrow strip of the zone makes
the problem of transporting them to and
from school serious one. The fact that
this has been carried on during the past
year without a single accident was
matter of much satisfaction to the au-
| thorities
The Republican journal., 1916-05-18
THE ACHES OF HOUSE CLEANING.

The pain and soreness caused by bruises, over
exertion and straining during house cleaning
No need to suffer this agony. Just apply
Sloan's Liniment to the sore spots, rub only
q little. In a short time the pain leaves
you rest comfortably and enjoy a refreshing
sleep. One grateful user writes: "Sloan's
Liniment is worth its weight in gold" Keep
a bottle on hand, use 1t against Soreness all
Neuralgia and Bruises. Kills pain Csc. at your
Druggists
The Republican journal., 1916-05-18
She Told Her Nejqhbor,

Il told a neighbor whose child had Group
about Foley's Honey and Tar" writes Mrs
Rehkamp, 24O4 Herman ST.. Covington. KY.
"When she gave it couple doses she was so
pleased with the change she didn't know what
to say" This reliable remedy helps coughs,
colds. Group and whooping cough. Sold Every
where.
The Republican journal., 1916-05-18
Real Estate
FOR SALE BY
Dunton &Morse

/. The Mason farm in MontviNIe,
more or less. For sale or rent
2. The Herbert Flag farm, 100
or less, well wooded, excellent tiilal.
buildings, water in barn, late frusI-
from Camden. 81 mile from Lincoln
ter, beautiful view of lake and noun
3. The Lovett farm near Winta
lage. overlooking Penobscot River
to its shores, 100 acres, more or less.
buildings, beautifully located
L. The Flagg farm in Belmont
owned by Herbert Flagg, miles from
100 acres, more or less.
s. Lumber lot at South Liberty, "a
6. The Warren Sheldon wood lot, ''
more or less, on Moody Mountain, Seaf-A
about s miles from Camd n,
Z. The N onroe pasture and wood d.
fast on Lincolnville avenue, about '
one-half mile from postoffice,
8, Cottages at the Battery, for SAL 70. u.
9. FOR RENT. Six-room fiat, Spring 81
block, up two flights, steam heat, os''
electric lights.
>.,N-Aa - aaoner
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FEW HISTORIC SPOTS MARKED
Exception In Case Of cooperstown,
Where Famous Author of Indian
Stories Lived.

The biggest thing that ever was at
Cooperstown or ever will be at Coop
erstOwn was James Fenimore Cooper.
Misunderstanding" is worth any fifty
villages, a writer in the Philadelphia
Public Ledger states.
President Loree, being a man of SEN
timent as well as sense, made his rail-
roads new station on the shores of the
famous "Glimmerglass" a memorial of
Americas celebrated novelist I trust
his example will be catching and
spread all over the land.
Recently was going to New York
in company with bright young rail-
road superintendent. AS we rushed
past Monmouth Junction I mentioned
what hot day it had been when the
battle was fought-59 British died of
sunstroke.
"Queer," answered the railroad man.
"T never associated Monmouth juno
ton with Washingtons battle with the
British"
A good spot for railroad station to
commemorate that historic event
You may stop at Paoli, but you would
never guess from the cut-and-dried
little station that anything had ever
happened one night near there to Mad
Anthony Wayne's soldiers.
There is pretty station at Valley
Forge. but it is hardly monument for
the place.
Getting off the little train at Jerusa-
lem, was surprised, as is every trav-
eler, to see no sign or symbol about
the station to indicate that one stood
at the birthplace of the worlds fore
most religion.
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may forced to do so before long.
The greater number of our subscrip-
tions commence with Sept. l.
Jacob A. Kuhnmuench died at his
home on Kenwood avenue, this city,
Aug. 8, at the age of 50 years. The
funeral was held from the residence.
Saturday, Aug. II, to Gesu church;
Milwaukee. He leaves, besides the
widow, three sons and one daughter.
Interment was at Calvary cemetery.
Tie ladies of st. Bernard's congre-
CATION will hold a grand lawn party
and entertainment next Thursday eve
ming, Aug. oath, at Hotel Irvington.
The lawn will be brilliantly illumina-
ted and games of various kinds will
furnish plenty of amusement for the
large crowd which is expected to at
tend Among those who will take part
in the musical program are Mrs. Hans
Koenig, Mrs. de Fabio. Mrs. Baldauf,
Miss Estelle Fielding, and others. Be
ginning at O'Clock the Crescendo
Mandolin club will render an open-air
concert. All are cordially invited to
attend. Refreshments will be served
by the ladies of ST. Demands. In case
of rain the party will be held on the
Following Friday evening.