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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-29
WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE.
Jeszcze 0 upafach.

(. WczoraJ upaiy pyiy cokol'
wick mniejsze, niz przez kilka
dni poprzedzajacycb. W po-
1udnie j zaraz po po1udniu by
ly wprawdzie jeszcze bardzo
znaczne, ale przeciez 0 jakich
5 stopni nizsze, niz przedwczo,
raj, j wszyscy tez swobodniej
odetchneli. Wieczorem spad{
deszcz i W nocy nakoniec tenn
peratura znacznie sic obnizy}a.
W ciagu dnia wczorajszego
jednakze jeszcze kilkadziesiat
os6b pablo ofara udaru s}one.
cznego, a tych 90 os6b umar-
10. Nazwiska ich So:
Samuel Lewis, 1913 w. Kinzie
str; Albert Steretta, Clyburn
place i Ashland ave.;J. W.Mc
MILAN, 165 Clark str; Jacob
Reiss, 1888 Indiana ave-; Au-
gust Thetard, 45o1 Decatur
str; Jan Nowaczek, 4S0 90 u.
lica; James Donovan, 1921
State str; Rosa G.. Grath, l25
21 Utica; Joseph M. Santer, 81
Barber str; Patrick Ormsby,
1913 n. Green str; Fritz Nor.
den $50 Hastings str; Oval
liska, 80 Wells str; Charlie
Reed, 46 Pierce ave.; Ferdy'
nand Noy, 982 Mohawk str;
John Carroll, 179 Forquer str;
August Ehmke, 1854 Bloom
str; John Flynn, 425 Fifth a
We. 4 nieznajomych.
Do 80 os6b zachorowa}o po !
czesci niebezpiecznie. 2 tych
prawdopodo5nie umrze Win.
Gently Lewka, zam. pod nrem
7O6 Noble str, kt6rego zawie.
ziono do szpitala powiatowego.
N0wi aptekarze.
Wczoraj W nGrand Opera
House" odby}o sic uroczyste
zako1czenie roku szkolnego
departamentu farmaceutyczne-
60 uniwersytetu Northwestern.
II m1odych aptekarzy otrzy-
ma}o certyfkaty upowazniajs.
ce ich do wykonywania pra-
ktyki aptekarskiej. A
TAX zwane" Kolegium
medyczle.
Stanowy urzad zdrowia, kt6-
ry mia} swe posiedzenia przez
diva dni w hotelu Grand Pa
cifc" przyja4 miedzy innemi
pewna uchwa}e, ktora jest wa
ina take dla Polak6w zamie.
szka}ych W p6lnocno, zachod-
niej czesci miasta. Wyda1 on
bowiem ostrzezenie, il nitmie.
ckie kollegium medyczne u
trzymywane pod..nrem ol2 No.
BILE str. (blisko Milwaukee a.
We. a znane pod nazwa Scr
man College OF Medicine and
Obstetrics lub German A.
merican Homeopathic Medical
College,, lub wreszcieD Scr
man American Homeopathic
Medical College ME ma pra
wa wydawae waanych dyplo-
NOV i dyplomy przez to'kol.
legium wydawane ME zostana
uznane przez urzadl sanitarny
Stanu Illinois. R6wnoczesnie
uprasza sic prase W miescie
Chicago, by o tenn uwiadomila
publicznost. Certyfkat Sta
nowy nr.S219, wystawiony 9l
kwietnia 1872 stale sic niewa
znym, a w}asciciel tego certy-
fkatu, Philip H. Simons, alias
Philip Simon, alias Charles
Rohning. stall sic winnym ME-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-29

blicznos6 odpowiedziasa okrzy-
klein: ,,Utopic ich"!
Wielka Brytania.
Cyrkularz napisany ostrymi
wyrazeniami W Londynie Ia
powiada ma sobote wielka ma
nifestacys W Ostendaie ma So
bote celem protestu przeciw
brutalnym morderstwom ma
robotnikach W Homestead ma
rozkaz milionera Carnegie.
Tenze milioner bawi obecnie
W dobrach Szkocyi, z kt6rych
wypedzil przemoca dzierzaw-
cow. R6wniez ma bye og1o'
SONY protest przeciw hanieb-
nemu obejsciu sic ngenerasa"
Snowden z zolnierzem pensyl.
wa6skiej milicyi.
ROsya.
w Warszawie zdarzy}y sic
cztery wypadki cholery, kt6ra
sic pokaza]a take W Charko-
vie, Orenbwgu powyzej Niz'
nego Nowgorodu mad Wo}ga.
Ministeryum spraw wewne-
trznych uprawni}o wladze o.
kreg6w wiejskich do zamyka-
MIA karczem W razie wybuch-
niecia niepokoj6w i W og6le
tam, gdzie sic pokaza niebez-
piecznymi.
Bulgaria.
Wiede1ski correspondent
Chronicle" donosi. ze wKon-
stantynopolu i W Belgradzie
tworza nowy spisek celem oba-
lenia obecnego rzadu bu}gar-
skiego. Straze, otacaajace mi.
nistr6w wSofi, zosta}y pomno-
zone.
Petersburski correspondent
,,Standardu" donosi re Rad
gubernialny W Kazaniu poda4
do ministerstwa skarbu prosbe
o pozyczke pol miliona rubli
ma zboze do siewu i 14O tysiecy
rubli ma cele zdrowotne. Po-
dobna prosbe podadzs takze
inne gubernie, kt6re 1891 roku
zosta4y dotkniete nieurodza-
jem. Pokazuje sic tad, re
g}od zapanuje ma nowo W Ro-
syi, jezeli Rad ME przedsie-
vezmie stosownych srodk6w.
Wiedehskie i berlihskie ga
zety wykazuja re wykonanie
wyroku smierci na czterech
spiskowcach by1o konieczne.
Wiede6ski correspondent do
News powiada, re reprezen-
tanci mocarstv W Sofil VISTA
wall sic ma proano "a spisko-
wcami, kt6rym odebrano zycie
W srode.
,,Swoboda'', wychodzaca W
Sofii powiada, re familie zabi-
tych spiskowc6w przeklinaja
Rosya jej dyplomacya, ktore
byly prawdziwymi autorami
spisku. Francuzkie gazety,
sprzyjajace naturalnie Rosyl,
nazywaja wykonanie wyroku
smierci ma czterech spiskow-
each prostem morderstwem.
Paryski Temps powiada:
,,Ksiaae Ferdynand i minister
Stambu{ow So winni morder.
stwa' ,,Intrasigeant" wycho,
dzacy W Paryzu radzi bu1gar-
skim patryotom, by zastrzelili
lub zasztyletowali ksiecia Fer
dynanda i ministra Stambu{o-
wa.
Szweeya i Norwegia.
Kr6l Oskar wezwal ma wczo-
raiszem posiedzeniu ministr6W,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-29
Telegramg KrajoVe.

(Prace kOngresu. = POfOzenie W
Homestead dla strajkujacych
niekOrzystne. Anarchist prze-
straszeni. GfOWna kwatera
dem0krat0w. EksplOzya W
fabryce cellulOidu W New Jersey.)
(Tezegronoy q doaio 28go hpca
1922.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-29
Przybycie parowcow.

Przybycie parowcow.
Southampton: Sygnal.: Co.
lumbia z N. w., Amsterdam,
Mississippi z N. Y, Russia z
Baltimore gtatE yaa1c m.Hf[
,o' Glasgow: HISTORIAN z Phila.
delphi, Scandinavian 2 Bost.
NeD YORK.. Germania zLi-
verpoolu, Massachusetts, z Lon.
RotterdonaI. EdamSz Bait.
amsterdam: - Rotterdam z
New Yorku.
Liczba gwiazd. ,.{,,
Prawd W pismie bozem, r6wnie jako
al7h4iiini 9 [gwiazd W baekicie:
I'm lepsze macie oczy, tenn wiecej
lsss efs l[ujrzycie.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-03-25
NOTICE.
WEST UNION, March 6, '92.

WEST UNION, March 6, '92.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
The regular meeting Of the Todd
county Farmers Alliance mo. 1861
Will be held at Long Prairie Satur-
Day March 26. Meeting open at
10 o'clock a. m. for hn;sness
speeches at l O'Clock D. m. Each
Local. or sub alliance will be entitled
20 delegates. Every man and wo-
man who are interested in this re-
Iorm movement are requested to
attend. Impossible, speakers will be
there from abroad. C. F. BoHAIL.
Pres. Todd Co. F. A.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-03-25
The National Union COMPANY.

Executive Commit
Alliance endorsed the National Union Co. 1t did
that that does honor its judgment
and wisdom.
something back of such honestly
believe there
National
We heard OF the explanation of Mr. Crosse OF
the
being subpenaed by the Grain Committee But
that the resolutions And what
Why that cooperative system be
live then crush
the thing.
given circular machinery
confirmation of all we have said
Drill sold for SO scotland
ceaply We what
that trust.
Chicago stating
What opportunity for this gigantic Cooperative
and the worst it is simply fighting legion of devils
with their they protest that they trust
thing alliance
simply
tises for trade the cooperative plan.
getting blows
boobies gobbes taking
mills squhd the stupendous Minneapolis Combine
which dealer dare sell flour outside the Combne shipping it,
Georgia taking exchanged
The bought mill in Dakota bb
take in OF then
No hat Combines fight the National Union.
distinctly that endorse
this 1t simply which believe
the the robbers Let the Company trial The
idea that capitalism control factories
representing hundred billions ridiculous
other
ever!-larger in Aberdeen.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-03-25
What's the Matter With Hompe

What's the matter with Hompe?
He seems bursting with pomp,
For with the Globe as chum.
This slippery old gum
Really thinks he is some
The Globe Pioneer CLIQUE
U-e poor Home as q stick,
Bnt the stick ia too light
To Arouse the Sage in his light.
So HOmpe barks, but won't bite.
II the peOpl. look back,
Over Hompe's crooked track,
They will see without doubt,
Where h. sold his friends out
For mess OF sourkrout
The Globe was ashamed
To attack Donnelly's good name,
SO liz e the Pioneer ring
1t found a second Bill King
Ready to do the low dirty thing
E. N. D.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-03-25
FOR THE GREAT WEST:
Letter of the Lilly Whites.
CHORUS.

AN sERENAD
Zone hundred prominent members of the Chilly White
Carolina addressed letter the Democratic State
asking conference organize combination
Party]
Oh with me in my little combine,
Where the caucus blooms and gold dollars shine
Oh come with me-for long go
TO those realms where the pluocrats prosper
Oh come with and list my lay
For thee the tricks Ill play!
Well gather the honey comb bright as gold
And chase the hayseed into his fold
CHORUS. Well chase the granger boy the plain
The tigers cub we'll bind with a chain
And the broadcoth plute with his gold base feet,
Will for playmate sweet!
Well roam the south for the darkey's nest
Shoot the bold ones down and the rest
Well tap the mountain still Gag
And disgrace the color of the starry flag!
Then come and combine in
While there's chance left, and hope there bel
For should we inger another day
Defeat may come and our love decay!
Oh me, flip scheme
Wen forget the past 10 hopes bright dream.
Fresh our love for the feshpOts sweet,
And the dewdrQp inn lat the OF the street.
Our blOOd's been hot, but we better divide
The spOis of O6ice-with the tariff inside
I'd rather forever with the
Than take the sad Salt River
On dear Jmmycrats let us bury dead
Let US mortgage the people and knock em the head!
we re the sweetest two that blOomed
While the same kind of blood flows within heart.
oh don't look sour push me away
IN decked with moss and mortgagecut hay
And We'll smell so sweet when spoils we lug
In the immense stomach of a handled jug
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-03-25
Jack and His Master.
FOR THE GREAT WEST:

They fed from the grasp of the spoiler,
And the landlord from the sea,
To build their homes and their vineyards
In the land OF the unfettered free.
Dane and Briton and GascOn
The pilgrim from from the Rhine,
The tenant from Erin green meadows
The peasant from land of the vine.
They came and their hopes bird wings
That to the cloud regions high
And "Jack shall be as good as his MASTER
Was the immigrants rollckng cry!
o, proud were the hopes that they buided,
As they labored the forests to clear,
And Jack good as his master
For many merry year.
But Jack has stepped from his freedom
And bowed his proud neck to the rule,
OF finthearted caste that DEGREES him
plant, obedient tool
So Jack, who to shake Off his serfdom,
Babe adieu to his own BELOVED shore,
Has yielded his right to the spoiler
Till he's good as his master no more.
0, for shame Jack arise and be manly!
Raise your standard on mountain and plain;
Rest never, until the glad day dawns-
When you're good as your master again.
o, gather your clans and be marching
In defense of your destiny high;
And Jack shall be good as his master
Wherever "Old Glory" shall fly
lyon City, Col. EMMA GHENT CT
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IGN. D0NNELLY REPLIES
TO Mr.. HOMPE.
EDITOR GREAT WEST
msyiog $ defended myself three
the peoe the
~ . THE TwISE TRUST
t known that ante
sf Ra
So The T % the %
the vast ms
at ss & sS that the are %
Canda Owatonna republican introduced preamble resolution
Whas it currently that the
ae dHa a s sd
all
shersere ''' "'''s 'y
m % ss sas sss LAY Of ss
% s so ri
pended Of their intentions relative future expenditures this
s a 5e ss the Senate the State Prison
a @ eon5 sSr d tse halt in
"a speculative and exceedingly hazardous the
thus
put that S e
s 'a%'
Mr. r. the Democrats
county Senator earnest
HeTss
Bohert Brown
Ssss " sss $:s
nns 11ss H6 sS
sMrH, J. D., STEVENS, srRE~seUrH, TAwsE1 rep IT, Dem
Mr. Crandan republicans
5 w the T ssaa oa e at
ALL ms party were % or the
the Ananc The only democratic Senator who with
Rsises ]
an district that his
sas the % @9hs s ssP s G s
time Asae r s ss
simply that favor OF the
the on T h the
Prison com@ with that honorable Gentleman L. G. a
to s % s n% ass s
with s %as % ePp xoas s7e Ps ve4
si s ss its sas the
the not
a5 %aa
they business and When have ATTACKED
s
the %
@ nsa ayv s ae Dh @
copied protects
the shall forfeit the loaned
interest heroic remedy terrible cruel disease
wrecked lives and homes than perhaps
evil in this commonwealth.
All world
money the Minnesota the
with after maturity Then fell nominay 2
although higher permitted Then
with the stood that figure
the the bank has fallen great cities
ST. Paul and Minneapolis
that S ss m. as sens to and g em % 5
The Alliance aboring that object
Did parties have declared for their conventions 1t
1t fought who taking
profit by them only They begd the LEGISLATURE they held
meetings. they associated themselves society resist legislation
they their members fund for that They
oewdered honest their and semy believe
bad their 1t
1885, money lender manager association doing
bill banker broker loan agent and Min
similar there why Deuel. would be
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sss s
the House Missouri appointed
se states 9 with The
Kansas and other states the necessary view OF
That the speaker appoint conference
Senate to appoint two Senators to act with
three rh members an, Of the House attend
ing such committee Every
"
Hont the
ssn The S S1srn y
Ms5 an t9 The
sad the
s as s2% aassso
sy @
the sa9t kim it, the
s% gess T as5 @ ssS s Bat Hog
es vq asS
on his 1 en n ss Subsequent
as I sse oa that
ndersthat he producing and debtor class
The great battle OF the session. and battle ever
o donn b sss 10 m
s st the penalty
sassSs THIS
ssss VIZ Al s. TSs ~ %
Is I'll :s @
@ and
Sn to n that la last desperate s he
sG% %ns has has lost ss syas
n": his aS The s9s5S l. s1s
eeS hs bsss r o sd be a the
oa ana a In s don first place th could
to s snd thF mo AnS
Gs s s ~sn en to the a
Gs sSs Ss nSp sn
9S Ha the om the 1os %
@ wo sa S save W his But
him to PRISON. And what had the Simply tried earn
the he psy onns
Ana so we to desperate side
WHERE WAS nonpE?
s the the psss ill., s. % ,
s9stas OF with 1T
eas foa ss s
u ss:s s$ he s''
The shen mo7 ss to
Meas 7ss 2 p ana asys fo 2s Homps voted No
tu per cent and pun
Han S's H fss ss shs sa ie
z zse 5 ss ssss;o 80 p5 .7 , voted
%sHs es
r' Wv '.'''"i0 '"n'e VI lne
Yeas 2O nays, 80. And again HonApep No
But alast after doing his
% s G G sss
o. MY n.y. thousand crying Homp Hompe why peut
M thou me- And ne voted precisely
voted against and it carred-ay 49, was still
then
commissions should charged for making renewing it, or
a snr 6 5si sag %
Lost Yeas Is, 90 And Hompe nor i "'o''
finally the bill ~ ~
,ye!!! = - " 1'"0 Troupe Vosed
Hompe mad been the frontier collecting so Der cent
Der annum from his victims he could not
from what he did He tried his utmost his constu
nus tne the existing He col
lie knew perfectly we'll that the record making was eer H
or popular What motive induced
motive alike his duty his his own great no
mbon? He knew perfectly per cent Der annnm ;th th
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Knock the SoX from the Old Party Hacks.

fro THE TUNE OF WEARY GLEANER.1
Weary farmer come forth this day!
Make every effort to break away
From the G. O. p. and the d. o. p
Casting your strength with the partee.
Here you'll find a diamond mine
Of honor, free silver and all combined,
Now let us hustle the big bugs out
And on we go with whoop and shout
Forth to the ballot box we go,
Casting votes in a solid row.
And all day long will keep about
To spot the plutes who are selling out!
Care-worn cleaners, lift up your brow!
The silver clouds are brightnng now
You'll soon hear the sound OF the clodhoppers axe
Knocking the sox off from old party hacks
Grid your pitchforks, scythe and shield
Go forth to fight with spurs we'll heeled-
Till the sickle of justice, truth and right,
Cleaves through the darkness of poverty's night
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
baltimore 8 OHIO TIME TABLE.
- Q
In Effect Sunday, May 22, 1899,
WEST BOUND.

No. 5. vestibuled Limited DAILY" leaves
New York 1918 a. M, Phila, S:15; BALTIC. 1920
Wash: 1880 arrive at Martinsburg l:4O n. m
and Chicago LESS a. M, connects at Hancocr
for Berkeley Springs, and at Cumberland FOR
Pittsburg. -
No. T.. vestibuled Express "Daily. : leaves
New YORK l5O p M, Phila. 4:05 Baltic 7:ls
wash; sl5; arrives at Martinsburg 1897 o. M
and Chicago 800 p. m. Connects at Hancock for
Berkeley Springs on Saturday only -
No. J. Nestibuled Limited "Daily, leaves
New York, 800 a. M, Phila 11:35 Ratio 5.So 3
M, Wash. $50; arrives at Martinsburo 5.36 n
m CINCINNATI 745 a. M, St Louis Cos n m
CONNECTS Com at Hancock for Berkeley Springs, ex.
No. 3. vestibuled Express ..Daily.n leaves
New forR 300 p H.; Phila. 7.22; BALTIC. iO:5i
Masn. lI:So arrives at Martinsbtirg las a. M
eiNNcihnau 5:l5 p. M; and st. Louis us a. m.
no. y. Plttsburg Express Daily 8 leaves New
1 nork i;sO p. m, Phila. 4.05; BALTIC 7:40 and
WASH "a, s;4S arriyesat Martinsbarg 1l06 D. nj.
10. ~ Baltimore and Cumberland Accomo-
aatlon Daily" leaves Baltimore 400 n. M via
old line, arrives at Martinsburg sos a M: 1nm.
oerland ll;l5 p m. Stops at all stations and
connects com e at Hancock for Berkeley Springs, ex.
No.15 Baltimore and Piedmont Accommo.
more viaSpld line at $40 a. m. and arrives Al
Martlnsburg la p. m. and Piedmont at 5.25 o. fn
stops az all stations and Connects At HANCOCK
f for BBerkeley Springs and at Green Spring Ran
No. 2. Brunswick and Martinsbure Accom-.
inoaatlon, daily Leaves Brunswick &. 10 Q. M
arrives az Martinsburg III D. IN.
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No. 6 ye<tibuIed fln,rss .r...
= - - % orriyez af Mnr;is.h.,.s--ge1
80 - IN; - 2 ~. Baltic Go: p2,,l e.
burg trsln 4 easb e!As56 connses' With "a,
Ms YesfIbuIed Exrress ..D.iIv ~.
eezo .v;le =, N, arrives 4 MarfinSbn,.. :. On
SIS ana New s Y s.,,i AZ b.lto 100 ,. m; Ph;is
No. 10. Express DAILY lsnx.. p,..I,
20 P m, arrives e Martinique ~ osrg ..
M Ms.n W s;ip BALTIC SIS Phla iisi6 4. = n n
~. vestibuied Limited .p.,,,r !,
g. Louis 500 a.. M, Cincinnati 80 < ieeses
i've 9 ~ g ,MartlnsonfF n5l .. M Warh a,a II
.. M stops s ~ sbe n,,s, slS and New York
~ Harpers Ferry for Lexington, va Ana nsn ,scts
mediate stations. Connects Al W~ve-s 1 inter
Frsgerscg ana g. Washington Junction IN
No. 4 Vestibuled Express .sDaiIv ',
y. Louis sos p: m; Cincinnati SIS 4 re.ves
ps;s q y Mapstinsburg 28e q. m, WASH. ~
No. 10. Cumberland and Baifim6ral 80 2. N.
mediation, Daily leaves Cumberland sc econ
arr a. Martinsburg $40 p M; Washingatnldd
M ana ' New Y soS p IN. M Philadelphia Sss
stations west Of Washington Junction co,, ~ az
Ct Harper's Ferry for Winchester. Al w onnects
LOT LOT hagerstown, and Washington Junctson t ~
No. a.. Piedmont a baltimore acoo,n.
tion, daily, except Sunday, leaves Piedn,n.su q
s:lg 2. m. arrives at Martinsburg at lilo =
arrives az Baltimore, via. old line Al 4sS :. z;
stops at all stations and connects AZ w.
Frederick. 'unction Tor
M ~ 81 M.!9rtiinsburg and Brunswick accom-
modation. Daily" leaves Martinsburo ~ az
a. m arrives at Brunswick at 6:5s a m :. e o.y
connects at Harper's Ferry for IArirrtn.s and
Baltimore, and at Weyerton for Hagerstowna any
c;O. sguLL. g. W.sANTMAN.
J.T. o'DELL, General Manager, Aseht
Baltimore Ma
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD TIME
" TABLE-May %, 1892.
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Wy the interview was over
therefore, when knock was
4 heard at the door, he gave
permission to enter with some little
alacrity. But he shrunk back into his
easy-chair when he saw that it was his
ward, come probably to upbraid him.
What-what do you want ~ he ask
ed, In evident perturbation, for there
was nothing he SO dreaded as " scene"
May speak to you a moment ?"
she said, quietly.
81 am at your disposal, Of course -
with some acrimony. feeling that she
had given him no choice in the matter.
We have just been informed of your
intention OF leaving your fortune in two
equal parts, one Of which is to come to
me-" said Ellen.
Under certain conditions--under GER
tain conditions"
That was fully explained" she an
swered sadly.
VERY naturally you may have taken
exception to the terms Of the codicil /;
but try to look at 1t from my point Of
view, Elaine"
Ihave looked at it from every con-
ceivable point OF view"
Remember the circumstances In
which adopted you, and that consider
myself answerable for your future fate.
To shield you is my duty, but must
not also protect myself?"
(" am not blaming you. Ihave never
blamed you"
But you look at me with those large
sorrowful eyes Of yours, and make me
feel perfect brute"
| You are all goodness. You have
been far kinder TO me than deserve or
wish. 1t is that Of which l must COM
/ plainp
Eth? Whatp What T'--looking up
at her in quick surprise
have accepted your kindness freely
as believe it was offered the. shelter
you gave me nearly two years ago has
become to me home. 1t is nv only
home and no one Aelse would be kind
\ to me hnt YOU"
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embarrassedst stone.
NJ. want to tell you that / can
70 longer accept that Kindness. and
must seek another home, unlessL"
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CHAPTER XIV.

r. Bowyer had instructed his
I'M lawyer to come to him direct
VAly the interview was over
therefore, when a knock was
heard at the door, he gave
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Additional trains will leave HARRISBURG, IVA " 20
except Sunday at 740 and 1000 a. m; "a as so n
p m. arriving at Carlisle at y g. m, sta
lions; Cd Saturday additional train VIII MICS.
Harrisburg at $40 p. m, arriving az mar,nsdiate
burg 5.42 y. M, stopping at all intoi
Pullman Palace sleeping Cars between en- n and
erstown and New York on Atlantic = Ip,.sss and
Night Express east and on Memphis ZAP
New Orleans Express west. -. rxnress and
New Orleans Express between Philadeip'na
New Orleans. =
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ssTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.

MAIN LINE AND CoNNECTIoNs.
Schedule taking effect October An. IL i
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Leave Williamsport forsHagerstown. 6:25. 715.
1885 a. M. and las and 6:45 b. m.
Leave Hagerstown for Williamsport $40 a. m.
and 1915, 1:45 and sos D. m.
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Connections for all stations On SSuaiiroad SIS
Valley Railroad and PennsylNania
TEN. - poyp.S
H. A. RIDDLE, w. A: GARD, sup
Gen. Pass Agt. Agent.
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Additional trains will leave Carlisle daily ex-
stopping at all intermediate stations arriving at
Harrisburg at $40 and $50 a. m and $40 p. m.
Evening Mail runs daily between Harrisburg
and Char hnrs hIlrR
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