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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-21

A PROMINENT character I'm the tactics
OF free trade attorneys is their persistent
appeal toprejudice- their constant effort
60 influence the passion OF voters, whose
unbiased judgment would otherwise hold
them 10 the support Ola protective policy
Prominent among such appeals are
those To the perjndice 81 locality. The re-
lation oi.tariff To the varied industries OF
the country is rarely mentioned without
reference TO the farmer ~ western man.
and the intimation that those engaged in
manufacturing all belong at the east.
And this in face Of the fact that some Of
the countries figuring most prominently
in the census Of agricultural products are
~ long distance east of the Mississippi
Valley. and the further fact that some
among the heaviest manufacturing con
Germs in the United States are owned aud
operated in the great agricultural stat
OF Illinois.
These same attorneys for foreign trade
delight in referring Co the existing law as
the war tariff. Just ns II there had been
no protective legislation anterior To 1861
when the fact is that Washington, JefIer-
son, Monroe. Clay, Jackson. and other
representative statesmen az the then
slave-owning states, were foremost in
advocating and cnacting law for the avow-
cd protection of domestic Industries.
Then we have the appeal to tIn pre-
JUDGE OF occupation, for the purpose OF
arraying workers against the men who
employ them; those who grow crops
against those who transport and market
the products Of the farm. And SO on
through the list. Every man who il
found TO be dissatisfied with his sur
roundings, disappointed in his efforts TO
get ahead In the world, Is asked 20 look
upon protection as the stumbling block
Co his ambition, and Is promised that
with Tree foreign trade will come those
better times for which all men hope.
Appeals TO prejudice would not be neces-
eary II free trade attorneys did net realize
the risk Of leaving voters 10 follow mans
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-21

natural impulse for protectiol whether
to the home, by making every onf 70 house
his castle, and restricting its psl{ ileses 20
family and friends-or to one'Y occupa-
ton, through cooperation wlfh fellow
workmen for securing individu4 rights
or 10 the nation. through legisl3 ton that
insurcs for industry and enyerprise In
this country privileges beyo9d reach OF
competitors in any outside hation.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-21

Bonn the Port and Mirrorof Escanaba
havd explained the whysand wherefois
Of the A. II. A. business, by way OF reply
to brief item which appeared in THE
DIAMOND DRILL two weeks ago and we
will state that our informant is n reput-
able business man Of Escanaba. We are
glad To know that matters are not SO
bad as represented
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-21

| from Batavia, ILL., Abe L., "A brother oI
Lawyer FleweIling, OF this city lis the pub
Usher.
The last issue al the Republic Sun was
truly characteristic of the leaningz Of it,
editor, Montgomery. lie is in filth Of his
own make, up to his neck and appears
to be supremely happy.
CHARLEY WATsoN's handwork was
plain TO be seen in the columns 81 the
last Menominee Democrat Charles is
wrong in political views but IA a news
paper writer he is n ripe success.
THAr surgical operation in Cincinnati,
whereby a child WIS redeemed from
idiocy, * pregnant with promise i'm the
cases or Mctiraw, Of the Calumet Conglo-
merate and O'Brien, Of the Iron County
Reporter.
ONE of our L. r. exchanges in raking
contemporary over the Goals, uses the
expression, Tin the front van" The Dem
ocrat would like to enquire OF his jourpal-
istic "nibbs" how anything could well
exist in the rear van Nlenomince Demo-
crat.
IT Is PERHAPS remarkable that the Iron
River pamphlet never misses an oppor-
unity 90 hurl stone at the interests OF
Crystal Falls. Ii is plain 60 be- seen that
the motive IL jealousy and il is fortunate
for uS that anything which may appear
IN O'Brien's hand bill, is in NO sense re-
gartled as the sentiment OF the people of
Iron River-it's Brien alone aud that's
but little.
JOURNAL, Iron Mountain: G.. w. Tay-
lor, the confidence individual who mulct-
ed the editor OF this paper ont Of a con
siderable sum previous To hisattempt 60
conduct newspaper at Crystal Falls. is
in a fair way Co get his just deserts. After
swindling Crystal Falls people he entered
the employ al the Escanaba Calumet.
and stayed just long enough to steal an
overcoat and a mileage book From
there he went 20 ST. lgnace, and this is
what the News OF that place has to say
OF him:
Chas. Taylor, late Of the CRYSTAL Falls
Cycle, came To the city ON Friday last,
and left very suddenly on Saturday
night. forgetting To pay his hill at the
Durham House. Landlord Campbell il
in hot pursuit.
THE name az the Crystal Falls Cycle has
been changed 60 the Clipper" The sheet
Is only n few weeks old aud has hail three
diiierant names, two or three different
editors, aud has recently changed owners.
Dan Zimmerman having purchased the
plant from Weller Il smith. The DA-
MoND DRLL's business has nearly dou-
bled since the establishment ofits alleged
rival at the Falls. An OF which is exceed
ingly gratifying TO Claude and Hcnry's
friends here and elsewhere Florence
Mining News
Now since its advent in the world Of
journalism the Clipper has not received
so complimentary u notice as the above
II the establishment 81 TUE DRILLS "al-
legged rival" has nearly doubled THE
DWLL's business, we can see why IL is
that Claude, Henry aud the writerare ON
such good, cordial terms. II we can't
hnrrah for our own individual self, thank
God We are not too menn-spirited Co hur-
rah for men who are honorable competi-
tors.-Clipper.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-21

Rock Cry RECORD comes 90 our table
from Batavia, III. Abe L., "A brother Of
Lawyer FleweIlng, OF this city us the pub
Usher.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-21

TnE last issue 81 the Republic Sun wai
truly characteristic Of the leanings Of IL,
editor, Montgomery. He is in filth OF hi,
own make, mp to his neck and appear
To be supremely happy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-21

CHARLEY WATsoS's handwork was
plain 20 be seen in the columns 81 the
last Menominee Democrat. Charles is
wrong in political views but az "A news
paper writer he il a ripe success.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-21

ONE of our L. H. exchanges i'm rakinp
n contemporary over the Goals, uses the
expression, lin the front van" The Dem
ocrat would like 10 enquire Of his Journal
istic "nibbs" how anything could well
exist in the rear -AIenominee Demo
crat.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-21

THAT surgical operation in Cincinnati,
whereby a child WIS redeemed from
idiocy, * pregnant with promise in the
cases or McGraw, Of the Calumet Conglo-
merate and 'Brien, of the Iron County
Reporter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-02-21

It'll PERHAPS remarkable that the
River pamphlet never misses an oI
unity 90 hurl a stone at the intere'
Crystal Falls. Ii il plain 90 be seen
the motive Is jealousy and il is fortt
for uS that anything which may an
IN O'Brien's hand bill, is in no sens
garded as the sentiment OF the poop
Iron River-it's O'Brien alone and {
but little.
The morning call., 1891-02-15

brennan It DUNN. REAL ESTATE, INSUR-
- ance, Collection ana House Brokers' go Market
ST. Special attention paid to the care Of property
The morning call., 1891-02-15

G7OSn GOOD INVESTMENT; EDDY ST..
p ACo. near Pierce: flats. and Is rooms,
bath and Laundry each; total income S55 per
mouth: building new; lot 25xIS7 IS Apply to
O'FARRELL N LANG, IL MONTGOMERY Is SuWe n
The morning call., 1891-02-15

ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCES, JUST COM
u pleted, located in the best residence section
the western Addition: house contains salon, par
Tors, large dining-hal light and commadlou5 kitcl
en- 6suany and capacious chambers. servants ROOM
buffers pantry bathroom, laundry, high-finished
basement. can be bonsht reasonable terms For
further particulars apply to 0'FARRELL & LAM
II Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-02-15

ZOO T t 5sE man 81 or LlrETMh
cure his own home; the prettlest and cheapest
tases In the Mission; bay-windOw front double par
Tors, dining-roUm, Kitchen. bedrooms and bath
rooms; bric-abrac top manteis: high basement:
be bought on easy terms, monthly payments and
small amount OF cash; 25th ST., Noe: take Cas-
frost get at 18th St, walk BLOCK east
look at these at once first come. first served. For
further particulars apply to O'FARRELL & Lang
u MnILfnnnnrN
The morning call., 1891-02-15

GpOOO PER ROOM WILL BUILD GOOD SOUND
,DOUu substantial houses: spec iinenS OF nay worS
in all parts of this city, examine references HOGS
lbs and LIZ Rose ave feS 6m 81
The morning call., 1891-02-15

$4,000 s ehnoPG ,S GATE AyE N j. BIZ
ave; house of 8 rooms on Golden Gate ave. house
OF rooms on Locust ave-; total income $50 per
mouth. to one tenant; anu he making all repairs.
note The size OF lot, u :6x 20: atording double
frontage; the lot alone Is worth the money; for
further particulars apply to O'FARRELL a Lang
Il Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-02-15
IMPROVED.

Gro OAO 27:6xl2O TO REAR STREET; n
u lO.OOO. side oak St, Cough. with 2
houses; fats; rent 500 mouth. CARNALL.-
-
The morning call., 1891-02-15

GeSS0Q MISSION ROAD CORNER: LOT
dpOOOO. 10Y Is feet ON Mission by 1890
cross street, 20l feet on the soutneTly boundary
line; level and ready TO build upon; street being
widened tins property must be sold within the
next 20 days. don't fail to call For further par-
ticuiars apply TO o'FARRE ELL & LANG. II Mont
The morning call., 1891-02-15

$500 H neHSa near ERsl
bay-w indow front; rooms, bath, Iaundry etc ait
the latest modern improvements positively the
cheapest house offered for sale throughout the eDire
Western Addition; we can arrange Tor easy terms IL
des ired part cash, and the balance in monthly H.
staliments. For further particulars apply to OFAR
RELL 6s LANG, | / Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-02-15

CIT O0O OAK-Sr. CORNER, WITHIN
IT WV. blocks of Market; improvements
consist OF stores below with fats above: size OF lot
301S7:6: splendid bushes, corner BOVEE, TOY
a CO., 10 Montgomery st. feI5 Ut suwe
The morning call., 1891-02-15

GS7SO WEBSTER ST., NEAR HAIGHT;
~ ~ positively Of the finest flats ia this
city and rooms and bath in eaeh h; total income
S54 90; size of lot 25xl0O for further particulars
apply to O'FARKELL & LANG. IL Montrnlnnrv 81
The morning call., 1891-02-15

$500 % AS sDa S 5b 4s. SEw Ssv
| ST., near Deyisadero. UGH
| HOPKINS COMPANY, 624 Market st, y. +.
The morning call., 1891-02-15

GQ000 25xlO6:3: ELEGANT NEW MODERN
.DOOOU. house in splendid locatiOn Western
Addition. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COM
The morning call., 1891-02-15

USQ01 PAYS 5000 PER ANSUM; l9 I'll ST..
u OOOO. bet. Noe ana Castro: modern flats of
D aud 8 rooms and BATH each; electric appliances
throughout flats only one year old and rented at
very low rents: easily be increased; lot - .Gx
80; this will bear investigation. Apply to O'FAfs-
RELI & LANG, ! | Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-02-15

G11S LOTS NEAR co6sw Ellis coLLES Y;
monthly instaiimeuts. JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Mar
The morning call., 1891-02-15

n DUUU. y0oms In TLSITEND "a OF
modern improvements; sunny side of Waller St
near DeYlSaderO; size Of lot % :9x137 81 Tor fur
ther particulars apply TO O'FARREL az LANG, II
MomtgOmerYst.
The morning call., 1891-02-15

GHA00 4TH ST.. NEAR BRANNAN: STORE
OOCOO. and cottage In rear: lot 25xSO bar
gam LOT alone worth the money McAEEE.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery St
The morning call., 1891-02-15

GA 0O0 HOWARD ST, w SIDE NEAR
W II WV. 18th; residence of rooms bath !;
AZ the latest modern improvements; large lots, 6US
lZ2:b. For further particulars apply to O'FARRELL
* LANG. II MomtgcmarY ST.
The morning call., 1891-02-15

GO LOTS 25xIsO. On YORK ST., NEAR
u ~. Cogswell's college; level and ready Tor
building; on $40 monthly miscellaneous JACOB
REyMAN gro Market ST.
The morning call., 1891-02-15

UOSn PARK LOTS, on $40 MONTHLY IN
NOOU. staImeuts, 25xl20. bet. J and X SITS.
the extension of 18th St. and only minutes ride
from Haight ST, where lots selling at $1,000;
don't delay, this property is fast advancing
JACOB HERMAN. $50 Market street.
The morning call., 1891-02-15

$4,000 H NE sunaA Te q
contains rooms amt bath: ali modern improve
meHts: b g opportunity fer man OF moderate
means to secure a home as 1t can be bought easy
terms 10 suit. For further particulars apply 10
O'fARRELI & LANG. II MONTGOMERY st.
The morning call., 1891-02-15

9TnGO RESIDENCE OF ROOMS. BATH;
p iOUo. all modern improvements; 10th ST.
GuerrerO: be bought on easy terms, one
third cash; lot 25xll4. Apply TO O'kARRELL d
LANG. IL Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-02-15

S:If DG0 HOWARD ST. NEAR 2yD; TWO
N1O.ObO. 2-story bay-wlndOw houses 8 and
room hats and S-room dwelling: baths and all
eonyeniences; lot 50x122:6 McAFEE. BALDWIN
q HAMMOND, 10 MONTGOMERY ST.
The morning call., 1891-02-15

O.eSO FINE BUILDING LOTS, NEAR
tNOCO. Olympic Cub Grounds and Golden Gate
Park on $40 monthly inStallmenES. JACOB HEY
MAN. $50 Market st.
The morning call., 1891-02-15

$4,000 PAEK BLSGK OF Pod PA asak NEAE
row, which seems cheap as present values go; also
one for 500 in second tier and several others
lesser aud higher prices; also tier OF choice
$3.50 a lot. l. STRASSBURGER IL CO., 3261a
EToatf ST
The morning call., 1891-02-15

Go0QA MUST BE SOLD: MAKE AN OFFER;
25th st, 5O:II f. OF Church; size OF lots rs :51sx
ia each; must be sold a whole at once; rea-
Sonsble offer refused BONEE, TOY Il CO., 10
Mont gomery st.
The morning call., 1891-02-15

SI4OO55SNs al ALL se$5loo Ne COR saa ST
ave-, near A ST. earn LL-FITZHU GH-H0PKINS
COMPANY. 62l Market st. s e
The morning call., 1891-02-15

GdS0n 2IST ST. NEAR FOLSOM; 2-SToRY
W IOOb. bay window house; 2 fats: and 5
rooms; baths. etc; rent $5S: lot 25xl0O. Nc
AfEE BALDWIN Il HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery
The morning call., 1891-02-15

poJ00 COSY COTTAGE ON 10Th ST.
,NO5OO. near Sanchez; In nice shape: lot 25x
ia; only short walk from cable line; terms be
arranged. EASToN, ELDRIDGE 4 CO., 633 Mar
The morning call., 1891-02-15

Q.Ef nO0 STOCKTON ST. WITHIN A FEW
tbOt.OOU- feet OF sutter-st cable: Improve
ments consist of 2-story frame building; lot, size
64xl5I %; very central location. BoYEE, roy q
CO., 10 MONTGOMERY st
The morning call., 1891-02-15

GEEK PRICE REDUCED; GROVE ST.
.rOO y. near Lyon: 3-story frame: fats ;
and rooms and bath. etc, each: lot 25Nl37 -;
only $2lOO cash; the rent will nearly paw m nthly
instaIlnents. MCAEEE, BALDWIN d HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery st. fel5 SuTuTh
CARNALL- FIFTH UGH-HoPKiNS CO., SEA MAR
~ ket street, San Francisco; members OF the San
Francisco Real Estate Exchange.
The morning call., 1891-02-15

Cf0Q0 MAKE AN OFFER MUST BE
IT HUN. sold; l4th ave. near l., on south side /;
lS6 :SXl20; a speculation; will advance rs per
cent soon work electric road is com
meneed. EASToN, ELDRIDGE q Co, 65S Market
The morning call., 1891-02-15

$500 R Be9k d[ sr wrhS HALE
new 2-story residence OF S rooms bath, laundry
electric bells electric lighters, ete every modern
c"nVenieDce; lot 3oxSO. BoVEE TOY a CO., 10
The morning call., 1891-02-15

G.1.)On 25xlO0: CLEMENT ST.. NEAR arm
u 1-Ot. ave. CARNALL- FlTZhUGH HOP
KINS COMPANY, 624 Market ST., S. +.
The morning call., 1891-02-15

$1,000 Fo&EEE9 ANoF near s,. F5eh 81
@sL5ry house OF Rooms; rents SIS. e. II. UMBSEN
The morning call., 1891-02-15

UOQ-O DoLoRES-ST. BUILDING LOT. Mr..
,N-C.lO- osdt choicest location ia the Mission:
size, I6S1 II Il 10 rear street. BoEEE, TOY CO.
q at
The morning call., 1891-02-15

GHSO0 ONE OF THE CHOICEST RESI-.
U-COO. dence sites In the city: FREDERICK n :
near Ashbury; lot 25xl06:3 street work complete:
ready fo- ouiding; bear In mind that there is a
Ifalch Sc granted for cable road via Frederick st
TO Golden Gate Park. when road is running II
VIII advance the value Of the properly % per cen l.
LANG. II MONTGOMERY St.
The morning call., 1891-02-15

Sll .OoO-Valencta ST., near goth; 25xlOO.
S2000-ChuTch St, near 18th; lots. % :6xlO6-
Sl500-2urh st. near Church; lots; 25xl14.
$l275-Nicksb St near Esd lot 25x117:6.
$500 esoh-Clipper St, nr. Castro; lots, 25xl14
SS200-MissiOn road: lot SlNl49: cheap
$500 ca h-Near Mission road . lots. 3lxSO.
5000 zoe ST.. near MarSet; lot 50Nll0
$4,000 ea"h-Folsom ST., near 21St; , lots.
For full list inquire at Office. KEITH & NOLT,
1913 Valencia st. 1t
The morning call., 1891-02-15

G2SO0 BRYANT AVE, BET. 9Th AND 9TH
sUcoVO. and Harrison and Bryant sts.-2 good
httS OF rooms each; BATH etc: separate cellars:
lot 25xT5; rents $40 per month. BOVEE, TOY q
CO., 10 Montgomery 81
The morning call., 1891-02-15
CITY REAL ESTATE.

OFFER wANTED-CALIFoRNIA ST., BET.
~ Dupont and Stockton; lot 4lx122:6; house OF
IA rooms; elegantly finished and furnished through
out; unsurpassed marine view Will be sold Win OF
without furniture at a sacrifice, owing to lmmetF
ate departure of owner tor Europe; pays more th3h
l per cent per month. JOHN q. GREEN ~ CO.,
4Ol California
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-09
The Inhaler of Tobacco Smoke
Cannot BE t'iIrpI.

II is not the cigarette smoked in the
ordinary fashion That does harm: il Is in
tie Inhalation OF the smoke. This III
,rpiurrS quickly aud DELIGHTFULLY."- .a nar-
c-,Ic POISON iatotht system and asa}y"ns
in the habi,ue a scEsatioa as delightful
as that produced by oiau,n. The serious
rs q. - c.-4r,.,5 = .....a,.t.uU lie.
not alone in the f.ct that it involves t.
steady absorption II poison, bat Ia tl.,
utter hnrel.-sGc.s -: tic habit and H.,
entire Inability Of the jAIJlger to give IT
up. Once . cigarette inhaler, always
one. In tbs respect il resembles with
puiaful similarity the opium habit, 10
which i; has many points Of Resemblance.
One may stop the Use ui the pipe: i c;-,,.r.
or the Usc Of tea or beer or whisky. but
the morphine ana tobacco inhalation
habits, il vel. established. are practically
.ncuraUlc. Tobacco smoke confirms
aqueous vapor, carbon SCOT, nicotine.
traces OF certain Organic acIds and cf
such hydrocarbons a. crevsote. and Of
products of the auiline series, such as
pyrclire. II is the nicotine, L'wever,
which probably does the m.-Mrdlcal
Record
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-09

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The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-09
Trustees Sale.

yp.rfs-. W. II. Roberts and tiarrlt
80, - - yIj-. rs jir.t certain - q "i lTuSt
i.-,.t ,,r ;.,. !st a.., "f p-,n"cr. = = i'hd Ie
in i;.,. p.. r " Sic E,cccd 81 leeTs
lirif ,,.,jafy, l,l-~t,..ii.ul IL" u diiN "i OS"
Lr.r i--s IN I;ab. 'n n Page ~. r"aNeS'H, +"
he artirz saeru ol Il"it county - irlstee' t"l
r,..,,y, i.se ,l.s.;.l" Gr=i rstl;s. sitaii1N,,nn
st.! nriu- 10 a.. County Of He'll, IN ~, ,"s SnL
H!r--fuEi. go w: ~, ~ w
..i..f rf..s !, eight 49,, l.i tar ori-Iii- N
T.ti.,tu,. crsrr,y 80 si.t.' II 80 trI>,
V ,s,.I .-,II ,..rg,yasrn - il','..I ' icry
- .. 30 -. - tg,Ei %; certain lf"i!is>oES
- .:'l' ','' -. t;r.I 81 trust Describes al. az,
- 90 -rf.aIi has '.ci' made l'I tdv pay Suleht
WI. LOT ~4!I g.rI,S :;Ut Ih. interest," tntreSh,
81 ,,..r. snr,.. i = Il Frame. actin Shetin %
Tigf, r,,,rfr. fht uuirr~iEncd trustee. 81 thS
rr,>. o.! tne .r-.,: h-l':cr "f SAID note WIG
SATURDAY. uJIOEEE 10Th. i'ai.
F,..t,,..u ,lf. nar!rs 81 ton O'Clock Ia tue tory,
r'o',r ard i've o'cIark iE the AFTERNOON OF S,,la
~ az n. Court i0Is Huor'
i, fh, cit, uf OREGON. in Holt 'nuntN. missouri,
r-a,.,,i in -. thc above described Pi'i O.
!rffi. x,udrr to- tli- hishvS; bidder GER @ e'ssn'
inr liz purposes expressed u >i G.i - F " e'"''
Sheriff Of Holt county, NO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-09
Lee and Wise.

Co!Jac, Chari,.E Mitchell, who Vas al
iutaut general 81 IS staff, t'Ils an ia
tr-y-,laz iitt., :. - os General Vase
and the surrer1rr at AppomattoX. wise
canla riding d1vn the road furlously to
whore G,u--,u Lra and MS staif were
:r,,urci. Ike was. .9p''shcd with mud
from llr.i - hSc!s. There were great
splag-G,5 of nruj dried ana cllled upon
his face. Addressing General Lee, in 6
theatrical voic~, is it true. General lee
iha, you have surrendered" YES, Gen
craI Wise. It Is ttuc." Il wish then t"
as, you oae question. what Is gong t.
become %. by brigade. General Lee. an
what is going to- Lcy0ms Of u.c:" Gener'
Lee looked at tie sF.ashed waF.i, fCt
a fuli minute Jud then said calmly IN
iuw toaa: General Mise, 20 and WAS
vofrr flcc."
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-09
: 's"a!!I,@ ~ Hans Christian An
li,.r-Uii.

Mother ard / vent under tho escort -
,h- Young Count TO the library, bat 1t
,,ls $, r1.l 1&I; i: wa- difficult la !..i
''.r.- !Dr mother. and stool aIone a:
a., 3pnc. la,a:.s ;rzipu+iy about fo:
Pr3r.--..- .ta. lorsbn. H. WIS not in the
-ru",l. bu. wa- -dre ho Would 10, for
- 80 snr:a: .3.. gol.i never let a. tLi-
.r,sr.i of Gnnt.-m,n AND lalirs wl!t l..
:.,.-.. au ! a., rc:aem!s,~yl iHa, some
t..n,. E.',-.. ~ IL :.,il. it het bacn al
apIr...i tt.aL Professor Aalsr-on wou.a
ed Il fairy T.. ir IL. Jir library. M .hs.t
1'tarwaE,! Herr :...i.,r,t y.uu,H ply ola
Ia, piano in tAa music room. Is | ~
keeping ,ia"n a'y urcasiuns, Icy thos,
considerations. Fr;, tee iisut touch -
IN alr-lIy familiar hand upon my uaE.
aal, loading, me w,ta him. Anderson
.prli t,l. CHAR awaiting h.m b"'oc" the
r.l.lJs. ".h.l~ sal down upon a !Iftl"
D,uca beside hin, anI listened with ab-
,4rDrl att ,at;al. anI ,he deepest il
.-~-:. . ;he History % the ShoS
King"
Anderson h,.I the book open in his
hand. bn; no seldom loulai at L, and
ii; i.Ibit Of closing his eyes gave him
aely.oas appearance; PERHAPS he only
v.-h"i t. slut GU, tue world. Het estic
l.a e Ii god d.al and real in quick.
.iyr.. ,s,an;.rr. though his voice Was quiet
RnG .,,n-ln. iri iiis German was broken
nj p..l.:lc. Tina rno.n was very suii;
My row aal ;men when thn reader
Oqrs..i one cauIl hear a so:t whisper. or,
> tho Com. afterwards sad tp :ne, the
-5g',s III Tho ii.t'" TrajG.en, when the
{ s'sry waa too SD
/ Y: tn professor has ii.ishc1 Ercry
n, r!s7q aa& crowds roUa,i him. They
. ;:..i5. him. they t,aux him. bat he turns
to '3n anl. ,4kin.; my hand kindly. says,
Nv. want T. kuc.; what this lI:tia
o4n hr= t, say. You look as if you would
/ Ii'S- - eat us al NJ. kay and Go:da and
'la. Do yaa ..,;a 'r:ry tales better row
. ! .Y..s a., al a.a., bat sud,ipu.y iiEd q
~s,t 5.'prc M eyes. and can only
~. r,r sly, i: was wonderfully
n..ua:ul. iI.lr Professor. How very.
,.ry -.r,,r ,1H are to mai:> everything
ra.s - a. Z j, na~c really truc! Poor Iit-
,I.Ge-.il -. have made me cry again
-a ,iiI .3au 81; i I,tt'e gal"
y III: L. y-r:." he s-.ys w!,a an amused