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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12
The Rabbits Must Go.

Pasteur is, according TO recently pub
lished accounts, in fair way to win the
big prize 10 60 TO the man who would
hanish rabbits from the big island of the
southern Pacific. The trenchman has
made his lancet more potent than 10, 600
shot guns tons of poison or a million
snares. lie inoculates rabbits with the
virus of a disease fatal to the little beasts.
Before death overtakes them these rab-
bits beget 4 host Of other rabbits, and
these become the parents of millions.
Heredity does the rest. The descend
ants inherit their progenitors' disease.
and the second and third generation Of
yabbits die off even more surely than the
inoculated first If this method operates
successfully with rabbits, why might not
a somewhat similar process decimate the
armies Of bugs and worms that make the
life of the American farmer one long
warfare agaiust things flying and creep
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12

According % The Waila Waia Journal,
thcrcd fish nave forthc first time IN sixteen
years disappeared frona Wal'owa lake,
and tive packers are idle i'm consequence.
The l.h are identical with the "bluc
black salmon Of the Columbia, and
have been accustomed To- making the lake
their breeding grounds. where they
swarmel in immense numbers. Like
many other fish, they change color az
tine breeding season. The blue black is
one Of the saest species Of salmon, and
its utter determination seems 20 be a
matter Of only short time. Chicago
Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12

rne-Tuuru tuvin. LikcvIsc AarSnai &c
Soubise was immortalized by his sauce
FOR mutton chops and disgraced 10y his
defeats. The Old French monarchy was
done for when Louis XVI, whether try
ing TO hv from France OF prisoner q
the assembly in # its most stormy
sttings. could not 10 without heavy
meal 40 the usual hour never saw
anything so Trodigious us the service de
r. fouche az tic Tuileries and Fontaino-
beau. The kitchens there were vast fac
tories. and were situated 81 great dis
lance from The CONT dining and Ian
quoting rooms out Of respect fer imres.ll
nostrl-. By the time. therefore. tive
dishes got O. table they were spoiled
Paris Cor London Truth.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12

On q sign board in front Of the regular
army recruiting station III Park row
every day in the year can be seen the
words. Musicians wanted. Clarinets.
fifers and snare drummers are always IL
demand. because skilled musicians can
find more lucrative employment outside
Of the army and consequently they do
not enlist The Jay Of IN army musician
is geo per month, and no distinction Is
made between a FOUNDER Of the bass
drum and a skillful clarinetist Another
deterring influence is that the army
musicians are not allowed 10 play out
side Of camp or barracks and thus earn
am extra honest dollar. Cornot players
are as plentiful as sparrows in the park
and applications a-c received every day
for positions. The clarinet player 5
place in the band is the hardest to fill
New York Evening sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12
THE METROPOLIS OF ICELAND.
sights and sounds of Eeykjayil-Buiid-
ing,-Iines Of Ponies.

Reykjayik. poor little metropolis Of 1900
Inhabitants, has, nevertheless, ITS sights and
sounds. Its houses, with but few exceptions
Of wood, consist usually Of a single story,
but IN isolated instances rise 70 the dignity
OF two. Through the town runs wide and
tolerably straight street, on which live sew
ersil Of the dignitaries Of the island, the bsh-
op, the governor, the chief justice, and other
members Of the government. Upon one
side, surrounded by wooden palings, is the
public square, in the center OF which stands
a bronze statue of Thorwaidsen, presented
by the Danish government TO the native
country Of the sculptor At the farther end
IS the little cathedral, which contains mar
bic font, by the artist himself. Around the
different sides OF the square are grouped the
new parliament honSe, the postofiice and a
school for girls which draws It's pupils from
AL parts Of the country.
One Of the most imposing buildings Of the
capital IS the jail, and two OF the most awe
inspiring Of the citizens are the policemen,
who in turn patrol the streets in felt helmets
and uniform. IL was NOT '.-..-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12

sent TOTAL II 10 1000 80 C7Jf nnnuGl-y
f,g be laundry industry-tho Lalf Of
which sun is divided between the city
and the suburbs The several monster
hotels have an establishment that they
support in common wlcro H. tons II
3pcn can be- handled in q day aud by $50
r.ale laundry maids
There are 200 public iaundrics or Ia
VCirs IN Paris. a which 80 are floating
castles % tho Seine. and JS in The sub
urbs. giving employment 10 63.l-. wo-
men and 10 GG3 meB-thc latter are CX-
perts 40 the smoothing IRON and others
may sag with hHutaiini. their life O. one
dem 81 horrid grind no the mangic a
floating wash house PAYS O. river tax of II.
per square yard Of its bottom per year. i
contains 10 places, represents "a capital
Of - OO0i. nets u 000f. receipts. the OK.
penscs being i7000f. Allowing for OK
ira charge. the owners make about -
per cent. Oh their capital.
Each place is let for about u francs
per day though taken 10y the hour. this
includes hot alkaline water aud other ct
ceteras. Thu linen is only washed in
these establishments; some have driving
lofts. but after being pressed by machin-
cry the linen is placed IN a centrifugal
machine and whisked into dryness, some
times it is dried by hot air The duties
accomplished, the linen passes into the
hands IF the makers up. a laundress
earns about francs a day from 6 in the
morning till in tho evening. less one
hour for breakfast They ard bakers
supply the largest percentage of death
from consumption -Paris Cor. st Johns
Globe
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12
A New c.lculn.lns s.acI,ine.

4 resident of Chicago. Mr. ID. C.. Felt,
has invented q machine which will add.
subtract. multiply or divide without
error " Is saii o. work perfectly, and
will secure q sayiug 81 time in CONNER
cial operations cutie ike a type writer
IN the haros of letter writers. Babbagc ;
calculating machine. which for genera
tons was the wonder IT philosophers.
would. If invented now. be only . nine
days talk MIR tc.rs invention will be
of vastly more tie than Babhagc's. but
Will draw les, orato:ical attention Mean
while Edison Turns from machinery To
sanitary di-coveri.s. and proposes by
science % Gordon tcfov fever Science
IS cmphatical'y Ling Globe Democrat
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12
An Explosive More Destructive yet.

". T. Chamberlain, an AmefIc..3 en-
gineer residing an London. paid v.ait
10 Woolwich in connection with a new
expl0-iyc which ho is introducing 10 the
war department. Re is the inventor Of
the newest and most powerful explosive
known. namely, chlorine Of nitrogen,
whose destructive effects are terrible in
the extreme q very small quantity doing
infinitely more damage than a much
larger amount Of any other explosive IN
use. IL is very sensitive, very slight
conclusion causing it 20 explode. lie
has more than once been injured and in
danger Of being blown 10 pieces. but kept
1t IL, determined 10 conquer or die In the
attempt
lie has completed a method Of charg-
ING or filling shells and projectiles with
chlorine nitrogen so that they may be
fired from a gun using powder with per
feet safety Military men competent TO
Judge in regard 10 the invention declare
il TO be one Of the most remarkable in
yentions Of the age and are Of the
opinion that if any country had the mo-
nOpOly Of this invention IL could defy
the whole world. The invention, it IS
thought, will cause complete change
or revolution In warfare, while for blast
ing or mining purposes it will probably
/ .ver be equaled. Mr.. Chamberlain has
had offers from parties on the continent
which be will probably accept in the
event Of not coming TO terms with our
own government.-Woolwich Eng Ga
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12

s:arsnai Iurenne, the greatest Of those
at soldiers OF the age u Louis XIV,
thought that the art Of wa was learnt mort
from books than upon battle fields, aud hu
great talents were TIE fruit Of tho doepes,
study.
The ar-hduke Charles, who first showed
the generals OF Europe that Napoleon could
be beaten, formed his reputation as a strats
gist upon emerging from his study, where IA
lad slept many months pursuing tho theory
OF war having previously served in thrvl
campaigns !.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12

The failure Of several crops Of red
clover in New Zeaiand was explained by
the absence Of the fructifying insects
which are requisite and necessary to the
perfection of certain plants. \ hundred
wild Lees were imported from England
and set free, and in that district the
clover has begun to fourish.-New Yorl.
Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12

\ boy naturally wants TO do every
thing. and nothing very iong No mat
ter how ENJOYABLE new job may be It
soon grows old with boy. lie j. nat
ural experimenier-necessarily-and j.
always wanting 70 DO the precise thing
he can't do HS>nlin Garland Ia Amer
lean Magazine.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12

The other evening a native born Lon
doner, during a discussion of the my-
FERROUS Whitechapcl murders. fell to talk
Ing of Pctticoat lane. 1T is, - said he,
"merely another name for one side of Mid
dlesex street. The street forms the
boundary line Of old London town, and
while the side mex, the city is known by
its proper name. the opposide side l.
called from the largo number Of second
hand clothing stores. Petticoat lane.
Very crafty are those dealers down the
lane 4 man may stroll past their shops
and. seeing a handkerchief hanging out
side that he fancies stop in and purchase
It, then if he will torn and walk back on
reaching the emil - tie street he will
find the Identical iae .,erchief in its old
position. The thirty seller has in his
employ one or mnre small boys whose
sole duty Is TO follow purchasers and
'prig from them lhdr newly acquired
property ~ Chicoeo Nail
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12
The Iaundries of Paris.

Taking Paris and the suburbs as pos,
sessing population Of 100000, and
assuming 40f. year to be the laundry
hill Of each inheh,tsnt. that YQold .reDfe-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12

ing7 rasreur, Il ne las solved the rap-
bit problem. will he the -. Patrick Of
the great island. If he can vanquish in
sect pests he viii find Immortality
pittshurg Bulletin.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12

While searching through his fathers
effects Ticket Agent Moifett. Of Knox
Vile, Tenn, found q gourd over 100
years old. It contained many old papers,
among them q note from Davy Crockett,
payable to William Moffe't. for one shill-
ing and three pence for a barrel Of
whisky and a keg Of ,ider.-New York
Evening World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12
MOODS

Crcat rourtaiu summit high.
A try Tin, place Of 5slvl and sky. z
THREE friends once " oel in silent awe, g.
Zach col empiatvs what hesaw.
one gazing oa go Landscape found
IN changing ,cafure- ol.y sound.
To llm 10 uesa memory
OF some majestic symphony.
Another in the yastncss caught
Tie essence If a poets Thought
The measures q "a noble rhyme
Enduring as eternal time.
Tie third q stranger % those arts
That moved and thrilled his fellows hearts
Remembered with "a uamelcss drcai
The face ct one whom he Sass dead
Frank Denpster Sherman ia LippiucOu's
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-04
Cages Neui8feitet,.
s lamb.

= Sas Saus : 2omite fir 2riegs.
anfpri9e bat beibIofen, glnitig iiber
eine Bill 3u beri1ten. tpel1e Derlanat,
oaB mebreren gin3elifaaten gentle Sum-
men nebif 3inien unb 3inies3infen sus
rtderltattet tutrben, lpel1e 6ieleIben fit
bic 4usbebung bon 8ruppen gegen Bic
CONFEDERATION Derausgabt batten.
Der Strife i'm Heabinger 3obs
lenbeden beginnt iebt cine siemli@ oroz
benoe 8eitaIt an5uuebmen. Sci God
Bant uno Surtep Stun fam es au einem
befttgen Sample suif6en Der poIisei
unb ben @trifern. weI1e polnilde
uScabs" nit Waffengemalt BON Der
Mrbett nertreiben MOLTEN. Nebnlibe
4uftritte fpielten fi6 in Gbenanboab
ab. Siefe 6tabt iit in einem 3uiianoe
p6aigen Nufrubrs. Die Gtrifer moi.
ten bort in GROCER Mense bic 9oblens
berglDerte beieBen, ipurben aber BON
ben @adtmanni6aften suriidgetriebeu.
in benz fi@ bierbei entlpinnenben
Sample tuurben brei Striter-awei ST.
ldnoer unb elm pole = bur6 &epolper.
t@hfIe f9mer Derpunbet. Man be-
far9tet, bob es bort nod su tpeit
t9limmeren Geenen fommen mirb.
Na9 Dunns Sanbelsberidt ers
eigneten iid) i'm 2aufe ber lebten Wo1e
in ben Ser. 5taaten Lnb Ganaba
279 8auferOtte, sesen 81 in Der boris
gen unb gegen 26l in Der entipre1enben
WoGe bes borisen Sabres.
Sm State Wiinneiota bot fi6 elm
Staatsoerbanb repubIitaniiter 3lubs
gebilbet. Sn Der platform, bic man
bort aufgefelIt, miro bic bemofratil6e
partei belonoers besbaIb iebr energi1d1
angegriffen, neil ie bur9 ibre Winfel.
5age bic Mufnobme bes 5erritorums
Sacota als Stat ber Union perbinbert
bat unb Dermutbli9 aud nod lanae
perbinbern mirb.
AuslauD.
- Die 8erliner vGreu33eitung" tbeilt
nit, baB mieberum neue ruiRI1e Srup.
penalge on Der poInif6en @ren3e ange.
langt ieieu.
- Die 6ferrei6ii6e Wrmee 1T burh.
meg gut bemaifnet unb aud gut nit
lei9tem Gelbgei6iiB petieben, es feblt
ibr iebo9 Oil fdperem 6efungss unb
gelaserungsseiddb, unb bierfiir i9eint
&rupp bel ieinem neuli9en Nufentbalte
In Nten Iuftrdge erbolten au baben.
- 3mii9en 8ismard unb benz @ra,
fen QalnotD finbet elm ununterbro9es
aer 9epei6eu'N 'Nustauf6 itatt.
Sas Miener ,GrembenbIattD
tbeilt nit, baB bic tiirfifden 8eb6rben
Al Sniurgenten Derbaftet babsu, lpel9e
Su elmer grOBeu 8eri9m6rung geb6rten, |
bic cine &ebolution in OtrumeIiea ans |
3etteln pollte.
- Sie ct. petersburger .Nopoe !
0remia" ma9t benz 8erIiner .MiIitdrs
Wo9enblati" ben i6meren Wormurf,
bob es bas beutffe publicum abfHt.
LID iiber bic uabrsn 8eSiebuneen ami.
fden Seuti6lanb un6 &uBlanb tduI1e.
Das 8latt fellt bic Sa6lase 10 bar,
als fu9e 8uBlanb fd bur9 alle feline
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Ser frana6fiid,e Srbeus,gfonbo

Ser frans6fii9e Srbeuss5 s5fanbaI
mill nod INNER ni1t gu @ube tommen.
eatlagnac bra9te cine SnterpelIation
elm, tn tpelter ct bon Der 2egieruna
perlangte, -iie iollte Der Rammer bic Ut
ten Der betreffenben @eri1tsperbanb.
lungen porlegen. mas au ibun ieue iid
tpeigerte. gs fam babel 3u auBerors
bentlid befiigen Observation-Disclosures
smii4en @afiagnoc unb Gloquet, iotDie
amii9en SelauneD unb BEN Miniffer
Gallieres. S6lieBli@ eing bic Rammer
NIT 800 gegeM LIS Stimmen aur 3as
gesorbnung iiber.
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Oie
@0dentlide 6reie Yreiie iiir geras
erf9eint
ieSeH Donueraag
ltn6 foifet
$3.50 fit OaS Sabr pber @1.25 far
6 Monate In @Oramsbesablmme.
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0as 0eSdhaft bIiibt,

germntbIi9 bat Aidts elm foIdes gufblaber
oeS slpotbeler @efadftes bon u. Dreif
bertria9t, als bic liberale NustbeiIuna bon
grobefai9en bon rDr. Sings neuerfunSenenl
Wittel gegen S@pinbiudt~. Der in bieien,
Mrtifel ers,elte l1mias 1T nabrbaft encrin, elm
geiueis bon Der Sbatia@e, bab bieies pertb.
bolle Wfittel aae 66lIe bon Suiten, Grfdltuna,
slfbma, 8ronditis, grdune unb ale arten bci, i,
pals. nno QungenIeiben iider curirt uno nie
teblf6last. @lan beriu9e 6as Wlittel erif, in.
Sew man iid cine @robefai@e gratis aeben
last. Die srobem 6lafGen toaen ST. Ser
GrfOIs ipirb garnntirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-04
o9emtidj auserifaaiide Di@tuus.

5oeben erbielten mir bie erife y9ums
nter Der unter bem obigen Sitel BON
Goarab Nies in Smaba berausqeaebes
men poetiiden Monatsf6rift.
Wenn f!6 aud bic alte abaeleierte
Geosnsart bon bem .Idnsff eefiibIten
geblrfnihe" nibt gerabe auf 6iefe neue
Yublieation nnDenben IdBt, 10 perffeht
es yfies bortrefflid in einem rgormort"
Die gTifensbsre6tigung leiner 3eits
i9rift na93utpeiien. ct iagte in 6ems
felben:
nWentl mir es tpagen, III unierer ppm
trahen Matetialismus beberrihteu 3eit
uno einem Der poefie 10 unaiinfiaen
San6e tDie Wmerifa cine ber Simttuult
gepiomete 3eitf9rtft bsrausauaeben, 10
gei9iebt bies 5uud9ft nit bem Wun.
fd5e, in unierem 8Iatte Der ieitber beis
matblos berumirrenben beutId.amerifas
nii9en Si9ttunit enbIid) einmoI
elm feifes 9eim uno ben beutld5.
ameritaniiben poeien elm Organ au
f9aIfen, oas oa3u bienen iol, bic Ii1
tn ibrsr 8erein3elung seriplittern6en
literarif6en Grdfte au fammeIu unb
bur9 gegenfeitige Mnregung unb fad.
mdnnifbe Rritit f6rbernb auf bas pafre
Salent 5u tpirfen, ben anmaBenben ST.
lettantismus aber, tpie er fi1 oft In uns
ferer Sagespreiie brett madt unb
Die beutidsameritanii9e poelie BET &C.
fabr Der @erfIa@ung ausfebt, su be.
fdmpfeu.
Wir iinb uns Der betlaaensmertbeu
3batfade wobl betpuBt, oaB mir BET
unterem unternehmen ni9t auF bic llus
terfibung Der Mfense re9nen biirfen
uHb beBbalb bon bornberein auf ieben
pefunidrea @etpiHn persidten iniif5eu.
Sa mir aber barin ben Bemeis BON Der
@brli9teit unferer @elinnung, bic uns
bel oer 9erausgabe bieies 8lattes lei.
tet. 3u geben glauben, 10 boffen mir,
0aB ufis tpenigiteas bon fa1mdnuifder
Seite geniigenbe Sbeilnabme uir6, um
benz fleinen Greis Der an 6eutld].ameris
taniid)e Si6ttunit 8laubenben ben
@lauben 81 erbalten unb 6as grftarfen
Der INSTRUMENTATION poeiie, troB
ber nns unganitigen 3eitperbdltnifIe,
our9 treues 3ufammenbalten unb ges
meinf9aftli9es Wirten erm6sliden au
fSnnen.
sg3ie es bic 9tatur bie1er 3eitfd5rift
berIanat, weroeu mir bic SeIini;en nm.
fru@t6arsr golitit permeiben unS Bic
@eIigion HHr ita1 ibrem p0etifdlen @es
palf oerlGreagea: Oaoel aber ipers
pen %, iDlr rets peg Staaopuntt Der iieuen
=, sS,SelianlWauung e.nneDmen, ote h9
Auftldrung. SoltsNlouHg, Nfeni1sH=
itebe uno Wtenl1enreDt gum 3lel ges
lsgf. Ale poeterf, bic bon oieiem
Stonoputltte ausge9eH UNI, our9orun'
gen bonn ,grnlt i1res Slbterbsrufes, bic
lelgten getDdher a6seltanoHer wtonbs
lcDeinlprn uno oas Samniergef6bn le.
bertbranbeoiirttiger gBeltf9mer5buielei
oernetoen, iolen IN Der vDeutf9s
m ertfGnii 0en . d tnng"
2sllrolsIng uno Goroeruns iinoen.
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ssafie Meuth!

Dn tii6llt Did nieberseidIagen, 6alf feiuen
apbetit, Did plast Ropfweb, Du bif unrubia
uno ncrbos, fur3 Du baf irsenb Elm Wlittel
notbig, Did ipieber anf3uridten uno nenen
2ebensmutb 81 fafen. WSan bebiene lid, bo,u
nidt beftiser Stimulanten, Gribiabrsme6i.
einen, OSer tpertblofer 8itters, bic fan ale aus
l9le9tem @bisfeb sema9t iinb unb nur fir
tnr3e Belt auresen unb bann cine I'm, 10 fd5lin.
mere @saetion in, @efolse gu baben, ionbern
9ebraude ein suberldiiaeS 8lutreiniqunase
mlttel. Gin fo!9es rest aeber unb gfieren ari
lebbafter Sbdtisteit an, berleibt neue Qebens.
trait unb siebt benz 2eibenbea 6efunbEeit unb
Hraft tpteoer. Sold tin WlitteI 1T bas gIee.
trtc Sttters. Sc foitet nur 80 Gents bic
ylaidbe un6 1T gu baben in Der gpotbete bon
U. Oreib, Gan Nntonio,
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stint iurtfttfdbe vntiheisunoen

Tuhf lnrtftfd3e Nntfdet6mngen
unterifiiBen 5. $. 3eiIin & Cos. frl.
beren unb ausf@lieBli6en Nnipru@
auf Srs. g. .. Simmons 2ibersNes
gulator o6er Mebicin uub auf ben ollei=
ni9en 8ebrau@ bes Namens Sim :
mons" tpie er auf cine 2eberme6icin
angepanbt Dirb unb berbieten Mnoes
ren, ii9 bieies Namens 3u bebienen.
Sm TerlaB ouf beiaste gnti9eibungen
tparnen 5. 8. 3eilin & So. 0dnbler,
@oniumenten unb bas pnblifum iibers
baupt, oaB wer Sbre 6anoeIsmarfe Be.
eintrd9tigt ober nit Na9ma1ung oers
ielben banbelt, ii6 elmer sSniunftion
uno @nti9dbigungstlase ausfeyt.
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Naitungen lebigli@ uor einem gemein.
l9aftli9en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bon
oelten Seutf9lanbs unb Oeiferrei6s
au f9hBen.
- Der aud in ben Ser. etaoten
ipeitbefannte SpernsSmpreiario Nsaples
ion 1T in Sonoon fiir bancroft erfldrt
tu0rben.
Die beiOen irii6 arnerifanilden
SDnamiteri9e Gallan unb 6arfins fiub
in Sonbon f9ulbig befun6en uub ali
l5tdbriger 3u@tbausitrofe berurt1eilt
tpor6en.
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prdfibent glebelanb Bat isine
gilligung ertbeilt fur cine 9eDilton Ser
GiDilbienf &eglements. gs .perben
babur6 tueientlibe Nbdnberunaen eins
gefiibrt in Besug auf 4nitellung Don
8eamten in ben Bunbesbepartements
au WaibiHgtcn, iotpie in ben 3oa. unb
poitdmtern bes gan3eH 2anbes.
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bod fiebt man auf ben eriten 8Iid, oaB
bic oDeutf) ameritanif6e Didtuua"
tsine Nblagerunssitdtte ftir Die fei@ten
&eimereien eitler Di6terliuse tperben
tpir6.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-13


 The rfuttered reply aas not audible t9 the listener, straiHbig his hearing above then the other voice spoke again. a triiie more caniousty, bat sun to lac heard
 ''Hcu ard if ne doea whats that to von7 When there's watching to be done, I'll do ft hercabouts. Don't y8a tTy ta plaF me for a sucker ae you G5 Childer Keen yaar nib out of this part oi the game. I'n give you all t1a Information Yau HccJ to work him and fomenoar, th0usgul won't save goa fl yeu go up or charge of bank robbery, or any ether charge for that matter Now, maEe yourself scarce before the cops get aroaBd. They | smell mischief ia tho air if one of 'em spots you. Lay low in the old place till you hear from me again. May Do I'll need yoa, and may be ] won't, bat don't you try any move on your o9en aceeant. Miad4a
 ThclogeE raf1ian of tho two sIuuk away and was lost in some hqwav near. The other proceeded teisurely to light a cigar, trolling some iIaes Of an old ditty between whlcs in most uHmusital voice which would have betrayed his identity to Norris, were he not already assured Of 1t.
 4 clock struck the hour with two res onant strokes. Still humming. tte man below stroIled away Whatever lis busi- ness might be, Mir. Ingot evidently had no desire to conceal his presence on the street ai that late hour, for he stopped to pass q word with tAe patrolman whom he net on the corner.
 "Koep a sharp lookout on our block Wisie, said Ee, pleasantly. We ar' working late these nights business is rush ing us-aaa it's just the time for some erool to get in hs pRerk after we've gone Eeer your eye peeled for the next few nights viu you.e
 The officer promised, took the cigar which was offered hisn, and they parted
 From his post at the window Norris saw the short conference without hearing wnai passed.
 His head wa5 n a syhirI What was Hiram InT9t there to diseovert Who had left the bank. stealthily, watched by the book keep CT, watched also by that con frege of the burglar, Stone. whom he had seen al Maieacy's, Rcd Toa'
 Al least, his appfeheusions for the banks safety were lu..ed. There were lynx eyes upon fl besides his own. Ineot would pro. tect t from the tool he was employing for bis own purposos-purposes which Norris could but faintiv shaaow-but which would have their climax when the wedding bells rung
 Lynx eyes teere on the bank Scarcely ten feet away from him. separated by the thickness Of a partition wall, was a watcher unsuspeeted by tho other three, who had seen and heard all that Norris saw and heard, and knew in addition ef his neigh. bor's vigilance Yet no prescIence warned Norris of the proximity of the man whom he would give all he was worth to find.