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r. Schmidt sat facing the detected
Boske Dank. His EYES were dancing
I with the JOY of living.
We'll. here we are, and. in spite of
that, where are WEI" said Dank, who
saw nothing beautiful in the smile of
any early morn. Il mean to say, what
/ have we to show for our pains? We
/ sneak into this God forsaken hamlet,
! surrounded on all sides by abomina-
/ tons in the shape of tourists, and al
the end of twenty-four hours we dis
cover that the fair Miss Guile has play
ed US a shabby trick daresay she is
laughing herself sick over the whole
! business"
Which is more than you can say for
| yourself. Boske." said Robin blithely
Brace up, All is not lost. Wen wait
here day or two longer and then
Hello. who is this approaching? Il
is no other than the great Gourou him
self. the king of sleuths, as they say in
/ the books l used to read Good morn
1 ing, baron"
The sharp visaged little minister OF
/ police came up to the table and fixed
an accusing eye upon his sovereign
the literal truth. for he had the Other
| eye closed in a protracted wink
Il regret to inform your majesty that
the enemy is upon u.s." he said. Il fear
| that our retreat is cut off Nothing
remains save
Where is she?" demanded Robin.
| unimpressed by this glowing pane
gyric.
"At this instant. sir, ] fancy she is
rallying her forces in the very face OF
helpless mirror. In other words. she
is preparing for the fray. She is
dressing"
"When did she arrive?"
"She came last night via Milan"
From Milan" cried Robin. aston
lshed.
"a roundabout way. I'll admit
said the baron. dryly. "and tortuous
in these hot days, but admirably
suited to a purpose. l should say that
she was bent on throwing some one
off the track"
"And yet she camel cried the
prince. in exultation. "She wanted to
come. after all. now didn't she.
| Dank?" He gave the lieutenant a
look Of triumph.
'She is more dangerous than ]
thought" said the guardsman mourn
fully.
"Sit down, baron" commanded the
prince. 81 want to lay down the law
to all of you. You three will have to
move on to Graustark and leave me
to look out for myself. / will not
have Miss Guile
"No!" exclaimed the baron. with
unusual vehemence. 81 expected you
to propose something Of the kind. and
I am obliged to confess to you that
we have discussed the contingency in
advance. We will not leave you
That is final. You may depose us. ex
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lie us. curse us or anything you like.
but still we shall remain true to the
duty we owe to our country. We
stay here. Prince Robin. just SO long
as you are content TO remain"
Robins face was very red. "You
shame me, baron" he said simply.
Now, have suggestion of my own
TO Offer" said the baron. taking seat
at the end of the table. 81 confess
that Miss Guile may not be favorably
impressed by the constant attendance
of three ablebodied nurses, and. as she
happens to be no fool. it is reasonably
certain that she will grasp the signif1
canoe of our assiduity. Now propose
that the count. Dank and myself ef-
face ourselves as completely as posi-
BILE during the rest of our enforced
stay in lnterlaken. | propose that we
take quarters in another hotel and
leave you and Hobbs to the tender
mercies OF the enemy. 1t seems to me
that
Good" cried Robin. That's the
ticket quite agree to that. baron"
Ten O'Clock found the three gentle
men-so classified by Hobbs-out OF
the Schwei2erhof AID arranging for
accommodations at the Regina Hotel
Jungfraublick.
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CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK

Tell our young friend to qualify state
ment to press at once. Announce recon
sideration OF nasty denial and admit en-
gagement. This is imperative. ! am not
in mood for trifing. Have wired Paris
papers that engagement Is settled have
also wired daughter. The sooner we ger
together on this the better Wait for my
arrival in Paris w. III
There is still another delectable
communication for you, Robin said
the count 1t was directed to H.
Schmidt. and | took the liberty OF
opening 1t, as authorized. Read II
This was one of the ordinary 'petits
bleu," dropped into the pneumatic tube
letter box at $3.50 that afternoon
shortly before Robin ventured. forth on
his interesting expedition in quest OF
tea. and its contents were very crisp
and to the point:
PAY no attention to any word you may
have received from nv father. ne capie,
a ridiculous command 10 me winch sa
ignore IL you have received siIiiiai
message l implore you to disregard u az
together Let's give each other nstis-
,ne chance MAUD BLITHERs.
Mr.. Blithers received a marconi-
gram from the Jupiter when the snip
was three days out from New YORK.
1t was terse, but sufficient.
Have just had a glimpse OF ncs
Charming. He is very good looking. Love
-, $3.50 MAUD.
He had barely settled into state OF
complete satisfaction with hlnissh
over the successful Inauguration Oh
shrewd campaign to get the pe.'ei u
the recalcitrant Maud and the incom-
prehensible Robin when he was
thrown into a panic by the discovery
that Young Chandler Scoville hao
sailed for Europe two days aneao u
Maud and her elderly companion.
Newspaper reporters in New iorA
CANNED ON the trail of Mr.. Blithers
He very obligingly admitteo lha.
there was something In the repv'.
that his daughter was 10 marI
Prince of Graustark, although ne
couldn't say anything definite at the
time II wouldn't be fair to the par
t,es concerned. he explained. Ihen
came the disgusting deniais III
nv his daughter and the ungrate.ui
nr,nce This was too much.
couldn't unoeTstaHo So "a ha
hayiour on the part OF one any
certainly couldn't forgive the ins
itude of the other. s.v,o
instead of waiting until SATURDAY -
sail. he changed ships and lei. Wv
York on Friday. thereby sans as
nothing hg the move except reiiea
from the newspapers. for 1t appears
that he gave up a Ave day boat fof
one that could not do 1t under SIX
"There will be something doing IN
Fnrone the day l land there, Lou.
he said 10 his wife as they STOOD on
deck and watched the statue OF LAD
srtv Glide swiftly back toward Man
haitian Island. 1--WE go. ws.vs
strings working smoothly. w.
got Groostock where II can . -EsS
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SYNOPSIS

Mr.. Blthers. multimillionaire. discusse,
with MS vile the possibilities Of narrvtrs
OF his daughter. Maud Applegate. IN tbs
Prince OF Graustark. who ia visiting Nr
and Mrs Truxton King in America in an.
ticipation OF getting some one 10 take nv
the loan RUSSIA holds Mr.. Scoville Il
attentive to Maud.
Prince Robin Is accornpan1.o nv ,,,,,n,
Quinnox, minister OF war: LieuteDan,
Dank and Hobbs. the valet. The nrincs
I had baked at a matrimonial alliance VIII
/ tie Princess OF Dawshergen, both of then
Awishing TO choose for themselves Mn
6lithers visits the Kings unlimited.
Mr.. Blithers discusses tie Russian ioa
and gently hints at s29.OO8.UOO his daught.
will get when she marries the right man
Bankers suddenly refuse to handle ~
loan. Count Ouinnox and King arrange
meeting with Blithers King SUSPECTS hir
OF blocking the deal
Blithers promises to consider rho Ioa,
His wife prepares q ball for the Prime
and Maud. who suddenly balks at the AT
fair and doesn't attend
Meeting the prince out for a stroll. Blitr
ers chats on matrmony Robin saws he /
not for sale. but agrees TO meet Maut
when he learrs she Is opposed to her par
snts' wishes-
Maud ,yades the prince who re
ports he mus leave for Graustark
once. Maud rites she is on for Europ
on the Jupiter with an aged Communion
rter father set emes TO get them both OF
the same ship
The prince as Mr.. Schmidt sails on the
Jupiter. Blithers buys s3o.O0o.00O Of Gras
stark bonds A young lady disputes Rob
ms right to a table and deck chair.
Her given name is Bedeiia she tells
him. She tells Mrs. Castor that she s1s-
pectE he is the Prince OF Graustark.
Mrs. CASTOR changes her manner TOWARD
him. Hobbs discovers Miss Guile's bag
gage Is marked with B. In Paris she
Is met by young man.
Gourou. Robins police chief. concludes
that the on the baggage means Biithers,
Miss Biithers denies her engagement to
the prince. Bedeia sends Robin a note.
She invites him for drive to st Cloud
He intimates she is Mss Blithers, but sill
resents il. While ..eh they are tol
some one Is spying EN-.
fley II e anu are crested Tor speeding
Mss Guile iu;d escaping revealing hel
tue identity To tine Judge she tells kooii
- Switzertsnd.
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ah 10y iou1er than a freshly hatcned
- tA' and we'll soon bring Maud
nef senses. By the way, did / tell
sou mat I've ordered some Dutch ar
eni.eets from Berlin to co.
Inc Dutch are from Holland" she
said YEARLY.
10 go over to Growstock and give
w complete estimate on repairing
snu remodeling the royal castle? |
aare say wen have to do a good deal
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CHAPTER XVI.

~ NE usually has breakfast on the
porch of the Hotel Schweizer-
hof at Interlaken. II is not
the most fashionable hostelry
in the quaint little town at the head
of the lake of Thun. but it is of an
excellent character. and the rolls and
honey to be had with ones breakfast
cannot be surpassed in the Bernese
Overland
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ITO be continued next week)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15

tho wesi of 1911 SO N}- says tae French
official communication .i- Aofhins
Yesterday evening east Of enc Menae
small attack WINS made on the French
positions aagth ~ DouaUmcnt. but Il was
completely repuHcd There was dfciy
bombardmcnt south Of Haudercmont In
the Woeyre district artillery dusls TOOK
place r
The text of the statement follows:
"On The left bank Or the Meuse there
was violent bombardment last night
u our first lines west Of hin No. sol Of
the right bank the Germans yesterday
evening delivered an unexpected small
attack against our positions south Of
Douaumont. bat the movement was COM
pletely repulsed,
"The night passed ia relative quiet
with the exception Of fairIy-spiri.cd
Commandment In Inc fogion south ~
lfaudfcmont
IN the Wocyre there has been aB 81
ullcry duel IN The scetof Or Moulat
vile. Nothing elao Of Importance IL re-
ported from tho rest IT The front"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
GERMAN AIRSHIP COMPANY
CLOSES PROSPEROUS YEAR

Correspondence NJ The Assoeiated Prose-
FRANKFORT on MAIN. German,
March 3o-rhc Germau Passenger sir
ship company. limited. Of this place, 70
lts annual report says that while the war
haH pat stop 20 the cofHpahy's regular
business, the works have been fulY oe.
eupied on war orders and Tint the gross
earnings for tbo year were sjj6n. Ne
the company WAS burdene1 with heavy
deficit, 1910 earnings made u possible ~
write 6ff substantial amount Tho com
pany has also derived revenue from leaa
ing ~ sheds a. various points lihe
Badcn- Baden, Hamburg, Frankfort Dres-
den and Potadam 10 the military author.
Ties.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15

weight NJ the box Itself makes n tsnston
e0gnterWoight for each truck cable.
The boxes nfe 10 constructed that they
move ~ and down freely IN steel guides
Thus. sudden ioad thrown onto the
track cables would cause the boxes 10
flsa 1nd the cable span ~ saK, but tho
tension N each cable n always ten tons.
feR9rdlogs VI the load on tho track
ehbea, uhaf H.. regardless u the load on
The passenger faf Itself For the sabe Of
further Illustration II the l1Bd On The car
II Increased tie CONFERENCE.-The rlse and
The s8E w the cables IN increased, tho
cables taking such on angle that the
vertical oOmp6Bents N the forces acting
alonG Them are always equivalent 10 tho
Haat NJ The ear and lts load. Oi course
flis w dlareRafding the variations 81 ten
sion Due 10 The inertia n Tho stretchers,
brf tbey nre negligible,
the track cables consist Of ons-ineh
ef1eiblefieol rope made np ~ seven
round strands, surrounded by sixteen
locked coil strands AZ these aro too
sllff 10 bend over the sheaVss ~ Th0mpz
sons Point, each one II fastened, by a
STANDARD socket ten feet IN front 0f the
shcaqe, 10 - one and -one -fourhineh
Monitor poW steel cable, made up ~ sig
strands ~ nineteen wires each, and these
lattor cables are beBt over the shsagss
md fastened 10 the o0untefWeight boges
A. COTS Point each track cable II fasv
tened ny q standard threaded cleyie and
socket 10 n two4inch rod. These six rods
are bent around concrete block weigh
Ink ~ tons. which In built into the sheer
faeo ~ the cliff and are fastened Sc
eureiy NJ the bottom Of the pits, which
arc loft open 10 permit Of inspection a.
any time ~ the nuts. washers, eta
orr Of the most novel features Of the
whole installation ia that each track ca
Bile ~ entirely independent Of the others.
This II Of the greatest Importance. u
fnesnN that tlie breaking Of any ons cable
would not be At ail serious. ~ the other
eables would support all the weight Of
The chr without any increase In their ten
sion. IN the event that one OF tho cables
should break the car would drop several
feet suddenly. and, after few vertical
OSCILLATIONS, would assume = new position
of equilibrium. Consequently tho break
Ing Of one cable would not endangsr the
lives Of the passengers. and the breaking
~ two cables 81 the same tinis would be
nearly M improbable ss the simultaneous
breaking of two cables belonging 10
totally separate Installations. Scientific
American.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
Freight Rates to
Panama Increasing

Correspondence Of the Assoclated Press
PANAMA, March H. Freight rates
from the United States 10 Panama are
Increasing rapidly, according TO mer.
chants here. n h stated that The rate
on cement bss recently been Increased
from 40 per barrel 10 ii&, which In
more than the value n lhc cement NJ
the factory. Cement is nov selling here
A. b.7B n barrel.
II II understood that tho Panama A..
ISOLATION ~ Commerce la investigating
The rate situation IN view N the many
recent inefs6seg Tint haze been n1Dde by
the steamship companies.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
BRITONS WIN FIGHT
IN MESOPOTAMIA
Official Report from London Says
Turks We're Driven from Po-
sitions Near Tigris River
MORE FIGHTING NEAR VERDUN

LONDON, April ~ Defeat OF the
turkish forces IN Mesopotamia by
the British was reported officially
In an engagement on the Tigris the
Turks were driven back from. one
end one half 10 three miles.
The announcement n the British Vie.
tory came at time when The public
was beginning 70 fear efforts ~ relieve
the force Of General Townsend ~ Eut+
~ Amars we're doomed to faitare o"-
Ing to the check Suffered By the re-
lleglng army few dajf ago ana the
conditions brought about by foode
Many military writer's Ia England be-
Heved tho floods Bad made The relief
Of General Townsend almost an impot-
sibillty but ioday's Official report
shows that, inste1d ~ hindefing thf
Brlteh, the high water baa helped the
forced ~ Lieutenant GcBerol doulnso 10
ore Of the most difficult tasks UNDER
taken by the British army, Each ulie
the Turks sfe forced back makes the
British operations easier, for 90 thet
{ HpUrDAEU hWt# Ht sAilHIN AuH q ~ mH ~
compelled 10 defend n wider front 10
view ~ today'a news. therefore The
prospect n rsseBlng the army % kut.
Ei-Amara II regarded ~ better Than II
has been Tor some Time. II
THE text ~ the statement Says ~
General Lake reports that on the ~.
terboon Of April Y our forces on the right
(soufhj bank Of the TlErs forced back
the encnys advanced lines over o DE
lance varying from one aud ope.haf 10
three miles
ITO DO this tboy bsd 70 CROSS nm innn'
dated belt lbtcraecled by deep cuts from
10 - l.2O yards vide, extending from
Tie Tlgris 10 The Gmm-E .Brnhm marsh
"On the left bank, water from The
marshes Inns been driven NY n northwest
gale into some ~ tho cBsmy's trenches
nt saHBaytat The enemy wBs heavily
punished ~ be took refuge from The
flood ~ the nov position"
More Fighting Sear yerdun,
PARiB ADri "A, West NJ tho Msuss
violent commandment WIS delivered by
tho Germans against The French iines -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
Idea for Wrecking
Krupp Gun Works

Corrsapondsnes ~ the Associated Prose-
LoNDos, March n. The sight n birds
packing mortar suggested 10 an English.
man an idea for dsmoliabing The Krupp
works. The idsa was this
obtain a flock Of eormoraDte and train
them by putting their food In horizontal
and vertical lines against wall They
will thus associate these lines with their
food Take the birds 10 Easen AMI lib.
crate them, They would then attack The
great chimnsys ~ Kupps work with
sueh yiRor as 10 destroy them
The inventor sent bis plan 10 the War
Inventions board, member ~ which
told the story ~ The Royal institution
meeting this week II hope" remarked
tho speaker, that shall not get lnto
trouble for revealing important secrets of
USE 10 the enemy"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
THRILLER OVER NIAGARA
Scenic Aerial Tramwsy Nearly Com.
pleted al Foot Of the Swirl
ing Rapids,
CABLE BRIDGE AND CAR

An aerial wenic tfainWag i,@1 feet
long. bD0t exclusively fof transporting
ps@opsers across The Whirlpool aaa becn
almost completed al Hiagnfa Falls. ont
II ls one Of he longest and 0fobably me
safest, aeHol csbifWay ln me world The
only other installation NJ Ne Kind M nj
san Sebastian. sgaln, where tourists arf
transported across RorRe from troll
Icy terminus N 40 9tberaise inaecessblc
yew plnfe aud engiuo overlooking fie
nay N BisoaN ..
The whirlpool next 70 the Falls ~
sclf. a the most popular scenic attraes
lion for tourists
The doslen of the cabIeway IL based
upon Spanish patents and the enterprise
has boen financed entirely by capitalists
In spain Tho system used II the lnyen
ton ~ Toree QUeyedo. an engineer
who has golnsd considerable European
fame IN seronauiieh .0
The Torres principle II not altogether
new 10 construction engineers n ihls
country ~ has been applied previously
~ Gamma hUn the IHitfn btHlfH 10 blh
gle cables for Industrial purposes, but
moi 10 multiple cables for passenger trAf.
nc n boars The dual distinction ~ be.
Ing the only galloway Of its kind IN the
world snd The only one 10 America
Balancing weights.
Coming down 70 the actual engineorinR
and construction features themselves, the
passenger cor IL suspended from q run
ming gear which travels on six parallel
carrying, or track, cables, eseh Of which
II fastened securely ~ Colts Point ~
the other terminus, rhompsons Point.
each track cable pafSes over q grooyed
sheave and IL fastened 10 . counter.
weight or stretchsr These siz counter
weights hre boxes 70 feet high by feet
7 inches vide by II feet deep. made ~
rivated steel Each box contains four
cast iron pieces Of 100 pounds each and
300 pieces ~ 70 pounds each. making n
total Of 1870 pounds. which with the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
LONDON BARRIERS TO BOOST
THE PRICE FOR SHAVING

fcorrcspondence " The Aeaoeiatef Presfl
LONDON. March ~ The Hoir btefs
erg guild has announced that after April
Is q viii raise the charge Of sheYips
from 4 10 cents and advance the pro"
Of halr-cHtting from 70 10 cents. scar.
~ N labor and the iuereased cost Of ms
terials arc given as the reasons for the
Increased prices.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
FORMER KING OF PORTUGAL
IN EDICT TO HIS PEOPLE

Worrespondsncc Of The Assoclated preaaJ
LONDON, March ~ ~ vlew N thc
situation IN Portugal. ex-Klng Manuel
VINO II nov wing IN a suburb " London,
bas Issued proclamation 8sklna all bls
followers IN Portugal ~ well M royal
lists abroad, 10 support Whatever form
on government may be- established in
Portugal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15

piled 70 the men ~ eost price ana ar
fcUltloa with regard 70 selling goodS
made Will be- sf1ootbad OVER IN such work
NJ boot repairing where no articles are
produced every effort Will be made 10
secure steady employment ..
n IN not AL work and no play ~ ~
Dunstane The men row On the lake,
play bushball. swim In nearby baths and
engage IN other af1usements 10 their
liking Entertainments afo provided fag
uiarly including dances twioc week,
Most ~ the tommles and JACK tara dance
very well and enjoy these occasions In.
nengcly
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
Political Rioting
in Irish Cities

BERLIN, April ii,~fwireiess 10 Say
vile )~Adyiees received from Amster-
dam By the over seas News agency
state that political fiotlnS IN ireland has
extended, and that street fighting has
occurred At several points along tho
coast The British military authorities
are reported 10 have taken control NJ
various places and to have suppressed
more Irish newspapers.
Wanted Some Want Ads IN exchange
for lots Of answers, Phone The Bes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15

EHcnrsf0ntsts and u0nesesk
Pal Information ~ 70 rates and r0ui"R
10 geatne, Spokane. Portland, VANCOUVER
Alberta. saakatchewau and the North -
west VIII be Furnished by addressing W.
q harley. y. =. A., PA rim Street Dfs
MoineE, Observation-Disclosures
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15
M0rr LlnhIlnn Nrnr Nerdmn.

PARIS. April A. West NJ tho Msuss
II violent bombafdment WIS delivered by
tho Germans against the French iines 70
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-15

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MAsa ta8 MH 8a iha feaisl atsai
sAF~ Z 'sssa q ese iasi tast psils "a
aaliakis lassiilsss uhefs lhs SEA ibsf
AAss ssleeisA asH M pagsasa fhslf itatat
iaH Hlassa lasn ~ = iMslsta ~ pamrafa
nsR WAAHFeHAtAfe h'g " sAlnlan n ahat
shst eae earn tAHf gtHtgs nsasiaaa 81
akeAi > ssss ara Msfa q 49, aas s.
naAsaieWissl SEA asfNsis
~ ftAfa#H aiAteA lhat iha Naiiaaai
lnAsiiaif Ct ihe NR8 baN WsFtsd
sFeeiAi hiaaH wtfh NAa Ger la ahfasg
~ sfts lass ~ tNnaaA satisfs sad
ssiisfe q b F'aaHsA IS ftasl : isfss
hsiialss ie 4 asfalqa Hla iestY Il lhls
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Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-08
frame PLEASED
with OUTLOOK
Well Satisfied with Political
Situation, He
Says.

II am we'll satisfied with the poll
tical situation as 1t appears today.
said Lieutenant Governor John H.
Frame yesterday to representative of
The Herald. The assurances OF sup
port I am receiving in my candidacy
for Governor of North Dakota are
very gratifying to me and l may say
at this time without egotisn that they
are coming In from quarters where
did not know had so many friends
State Of North Dakota this fall and
! believe that the republican party
will win nationally. The delegates
who go to the Chicago convention will
undoubtedly select the man they be-
lieve can lead the party to victory and
1t will all be worked out at the prop
er time, in my opinion.
Colonel Frame was accompanied by
Mrs. Frame and they visited their
son, John r. Frame, who is a student
at the state university. While in the
city, the lieutenant governor met a
number of his friends and the news OF
his being here soon spread. resulting
In little informal gatherings at which
he was the central figure.
Colonel Frame Is not the easiest
man in the world for the newspaper
men to interview. To The Herald III
said: "All Of the nice things being
said Of me must be true or you news
paper boys wouldn't be saying them
and he laughed good naturedly. You
must not put 1t on too thick, how.
ever, for remember that the republi.
can party will decide upon its candi.
date and while I expect to be that
candidate, it is for the. voters to de-
eide"
Colonel and Mrs. Frame returned
last evening to Grafton after a pleas
ant day in the city with friends and
acquaintances.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-08
f fJNERAl OF FORMER
RESIDENT HELD TODAY

Word has been received here of the
death Of Miss Alice Buckingham, chief
operator of the Northwestern Tele-
phone company at Crookston, and a
former resident of Grand Forks. APP
pendicitts is given. as the cause of
death.
Deceased was the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Buckingham Of Argyle,
Minn., and is survived by her par
ents. five brothers and three sisters.
Funeral services were held at
Crookston this morning from the
Presbyterian church. and interment
was made in Oakdale cemetery.
Miss Buckingham attended school
in Grand Forks several years ago.
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