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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31
Die stueen Der 0eueeborenet.

Srob Der anerfennenspertben Sort
fGritte Der mpoernen !9pgiene bort
man nod INNER pielfa9 bon ben pers
berbti6en Wiffungen Der berii6tigten
ACKNOWLEDGMENT %neuse6prener &tns
Der
Ser 5e9nte She'll aIer 9linr:n bat
Isin IugeRli4t oura bic 4ugenenta
ainoung Der N~euge6orenen perlpren,
uno SunberttauI enbe baben oura Die.
felbe cine 8erringerung ibres Sebper>
mDgens erfabren unb bas tets nut
bur9 S3ulb Der @ltern, 4mmen,
9fleqerin ooer !Sebammen. SAleuz
nieIte dr3tli6e Stlfe unb stpar iofort
beim erI ten Beginner beg 2eioens lam
bas Quge nit Siderbeit retten. Die
3ranfbeit bsginnt sepObnlih am brit,
ten pber bierten Gage mad Der 9eburt
nit elmer RDt6ung unb S4peluns
Der 2ibrGnber: bulp iino biefelben per>
flebt, unb beim Seffnen tritt cine
idleimige SliifIigfeit aus, bic BEL itdr.
terer Sunabme Der S4pelung eitrigs
9eItaffenbeit annimmt. Dieter Otter
lit ungemein anitedenb; bater lit Dor
it9t s~eboten, Inn bas ettpa geiuno ge>
bliebene Muge bes &iRbes pber bic Iu,
gen anberer nit benz &inbe in 8es
riibrung fpmmenoer Yeripnen Dor Der
glei6en Grtrantung 3u i6iiben. Wenn
Elm 3pilingstinb an Qugenent3iina
bung ertraHft, 10 lit bas unbere iofort
boatommen BON inn gu trennen unb
barf aud ni4t in bemietben Daiier
gebabet tperben. Ndr nd9 elmer friia
beren gntbinburg bei einem Neuge'
borenen i9on bic QugenentSiinouns
borgetommen, 10 muB Dor oer nGHlten
Gntbinoung bic Sebamme gang beion.
Dsrs oarauf aufmertiam gema4t per,
ben.
@as muB geI6e6en, biz Der Qrst
eri6eint? l. Man Dffne bic glugen bes
ainbes ale se6n MinutGt unO pii6e
mittels iduberer, in @aKer getauhs
ter unb ausgeOriidter Datte ben @iz
ter forg{am aug benz auge berdus. 2.
Man lege Elm mebrfa4 suiummenge'
legte5 Stiid reiner 2einepano, nel9es
auf Sis ooer in Iebr faltem @aHer ges
tiiblt lit, gut u~usgepunoen unb troden
unb tall auf oas itarfe Quge uno err
neuere es aae Spei Minuten. 3. Wfuh
itreihe etpas 8aIeIine auben auf bic
@ugenliber, Oamit Tie ni9t bur9 ben
Otter 5uIammentleben. a. Oa bic
Qugenent3iinOung iiberaus anitedenb
1T, 10 oirfen WaFer, 2einenitiide unb
ale @egenItanOe, Die gum Ddi6en bes
auges gebraudt fpuroen, nitmals fir
bic Reintgung Der 9dnbe pber bes Sc
fiats anOerer psripnen benuBt perben,
Die Watte uno ale our Reiniguns bes
auges benubten 2%einenitiide iino bulb
gu berbrennen.
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gauge Bud tpisbsr umsuT6reiben9 Die
Sadie muB griinbli9 iiberlegt isin,
better i'd made mir gleid elm Ufemoz
ranbum."
limb bic anbsren Rotisen auf Der
Manf6ette betamen einen reuen Sdz
meraben. @r nal nod serube in bieier
8eIddftigung begriffen, ala Dus Suuss
mGoten nit 3pei 8riefen erI6isn. Der
~erItere Der beioen ma pom Maipr Ste
gaQ, Der ben beriibmten Qutor gum 81.
bes Monats CUR Saso naa ieinem
2anbfiBe einluo.
r9a muB iA MIDI nu4 elmer Stint.
umIeben." bemertte .@oolpbus naaz
bsntli6. Sas sipeite Streibsn fam
BON benz betunntsn 9etecttO Mr. Sbisz
fsp Sumss, Der ibm einsn lungge6egten
@unI9 %erfiilen unb cine S%piumbOble
ssigen ppGts, unb ibn gu oieIem
3pece am Montag 9 l6r Is Minuten
am Sotper !0ia erndrten piiroe.
@srabs i9risb 4Oolpbus oies nieoer
duf tetn lelnenes uTe bdlo getuutes
NotiSbu6, ais feline Srau ibn oarun
erinnerte. paB bas MittasseIen fertis
fei.
Cine Wohs mar perItrifsn; es lit
9 1l6r IA unb mir finosn ben SelDen
bieIer gr3d6iung am Soper Sia, iehn=
iii6tig bic 4ntunft bes Mr. Sbistsp
Sunes erfparteub. Sbn fr6Itelte unz
dngensbm, bob pl0Blid iauB es ibm
beiB our6's 8lut, cine linn mobilize
tannte Stimme ertpnte btnter inn.
Gs mar bieIeIbs, bic ibn Dor elmer
Wo8s gum MittagseIIen gerufsn bate.
r8as, iebe i'd rsdt, Oh bier,
Gbttb2" rief Der erItuunte Ropelenz
bi6ter aus. nWas in aGer 8slt bat
bas gu bebsutsn?"
.0as bsosutet," ertpiosrts feline
Srau, ,baB id BON Der 8orIebung ges
fanbt BIN, lin Elm iaredlihes @erbre=
der srt psrbitsn."
.Sitte, ertldre MIR" bradte Qbol=
pbrs unlpiGig bsrOor. sd bin ges
f9dftli9 bier, t9 fannie Stoff fir elm
rsues Mert,"
| sd speifIe ni9t Saran, DaB 9u
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gutmiitbig ausiebenoer Damn feline
miblihe Gage ertannte uno freunolt4
iagte:
nBas feblt Sbnen, mein Ssrr9 2lb,
Id iebe, mas Sic bsunrubist: Sic haz
ben ieoenfaus Sbr 8elo su 9uuie perz
geiIen. 2afen Sic mid ben Ridel
sntri6ten."
Mit bieIen 8prten 5ablte Der freunbz
Ii6e Samaritsr benz Gonbucteur ben
Sbolus unb entbanb bamit Scr.
8ropn bon elmer @srpflidtung, Die, 10
gering iie au4 mar, CUR 3eit niat BON
ibm erfiiQt tperben fpnnte.
Qoolpbus bunfte ieinem giitigsn Sels
fer aus Der Hotb in barebten 8orten
nno bsitano barauf, oaB berIelbe linn
9lorefie uno Ramen mittbeilts- Obs
gleid ber 2sBters srtlirts, Dap Il
Sadie Iopisl @~ufbebens nibt tpertb lei,
mar er bod gu bDfti6, INN benz oringsns
ben SittiteGer Iein anliesen ab5uialas
gen.
rM. Sutton, 124 9antFraBe."
0antenb nptirte Mr. 8rofpn bieIe
QoreFe auf ieiner Manifstts. Gr
bate ii6 felt einigsr 3eit ungep0bnt,
alle WemoranOa auf ieinsr Mani4ette
nisoer5ui6rsiben, ieBt bat er uber bieie
@epo6nbeit ODaig aufgegeben.
Ioolpbus mar SdriftItsasr, uro
fein Beirut bate i'm peranlaBt, an Dies
fem Murgen bic Strabsnbabn gu Bee
nuBen. @r tpollte ii6 Bel Dem Ssrs
ausgeber ieines neueIten Wertss erz
tunbigsn, ME ,psit bic @srDffentlis
dung bssfelbsn fortgeidritten iei. als
er Bel benz 8srlagsbauIe antdm, parb
inn Der 9eT6etb gu She'll, baB Der
SbeiGbabsr Der Sirma, BEN er su feben
tpiinIhte, plDBlid mad Glspelanb bGtte
bsrreiien miiFen. Wenn Der. 9ropn
amMittpo9 UNI 4 ubr tpisber porIprez
den polte, unb er 10 langs tpartsn
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8clcDrte crientalianet,.

auh i'm Orient feblt Is nidt an
Srauen, pelae ii4 our4 berpprragenoe
2eiitungen in &unft uno WiiIenIdaft
aus3ei6nen. Gornelia Sorabii, cine
Snoisrin, bat an Der ~llnipsriitdt 8pm<
bap por eiRigen Sa9ren ben Grab zines
8adelor Of arts erporben unb ibre
S6peite ar berIelb.n llnioeriitdt ihr
iuriftiifes 8pctoreramsn gemaht.
sic Ituoirte Ipdtsr nod in Orforb unb
frat Bel einem Rs9tsanpalt in bic
prattiihe 2bGtigtsit. Sbre Stubien
iolten isooA i9ren 2~anbsleutsn, beionz
osrs ben 5rauen augute tommen uno
10 tebrte lie in ibre Seimatb suriid,
no lie Der erIte uno ein3ige peiblihe
Qopocat lit. Cine anbere Snbierin,
0baubai Saroouiee 8anaiss, gerpann
ols Malerin in 9ombup ben erIten
Prsis i'm bprtigsn Sunitperein. I'm
ii9 fpsiter %dusSu6iloen, ging lie nab
9aris. mo ein@emd!be bon ibr i'm bprz
ti9en Salpn 4ufnabme fano. Sn unz
fsrem 2anbs ituoirt augenblidlih Elm
iungss, f60nss Mdb4sn aus Beirut,
Saniba Qboun Sultana Nalioe, die
fprii6e YrinaeTin". SIR Batter lit eiz
ner Der reifItsn Irabsr. sic ietbit
bs6srrIht, pbpobl Iie srit 10 Sabre aft
lit, Iieben Spradsn unb tpiiniat in
Imerita urro England ben Opctorgruo
gu ernerbsn, I'M bann ipdter in ibrer
6eimdtb fir bic before 8ilbuns hires
9ei6lsdtes 3u arbeitsn. Cine SDriez
rim, pie Iie, lit 5ruu Sannac SOranp,
no6t Die erIte Orientalin, pel4e elm
Bud Tin tbrer WutterIprafs) Iarieb.
IS mahte in 8pnItantinopel, @gppten
unb Sprien gruBes QufIeben, unS als
bic &srfaFerin IpGter als Reonerin fir
bic Redts Der 5rauen e%intrut, mar
bieIsSbatIafe geruoesu epo6emd9sno.
Sfon nit 16 Sabren bate iie ffh pers
beiratbet. SIR @atte, Elm febr gsbiloez
ter Wtann, fiibrte fie nad amsrita, no
Ts iia nit Seusreifer ben osridiebsns
fen Stiloien bingab. Sic Ihrieb idon
nit 18 Sabren einen geiitpoIen artitsl
iibsr bic 6rauen unO bic 9olitit uno lit
beute, nit 25 Sabren, sine a%nertanHts
SGriFtitslerin.
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ssitsfeier f9enten miiFe. qber mas,
has mar bic Srage; an beiten ma6te
fi4 INNER elm bii6i6sr 9iamantring.
Better, er i9rieb es ii9 gleih auf, psrz
gefen poate er ss bod auf teinen
San, oieie tleins gufmertIamtsit mar
er feinem guten, alten Stu66ins
iduloig.
Damn %tpanberte er betmipdrts uno
madte ii6 baran, nod einmal bas
ManuIcript gu ieiner neueIten RoDelle
burd3uleIen, beren S9luB sr beute
benz 8erleger bate iibsrgsbsn tpoGlen.
nWie gut, bab ih beute ben leBten
She'll ni4t ablisfern fpnnte. Meine
SeGoin bat bod gu pisle ainoer. Die
Sade pabt mir nidt. Gins poer spei
bsrIelbeR miihen Iter6en, mill einnal
na1re6nen. GDttb bat tin 8erm0gen
BON 100000 uno Snei anaben uno
brei MGbfsn, unter bic lie ibr 6elo
sleiamSbis pertbeilen piro, uno ale
miiTen retd TsiN. $4,000 piiroe bars
nah Elm isbes Sinh erbalten, bas nenz
men mir RomanDidtsr aber ni6t reid.
Gins muB ie~Oenfaas psrI6minnsn.
Qlber tpis made i4 oas nur. o6ns oas
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naomm' nit nd9 Sauie, mir fort
ppn bisrl" CAB GOitb Suriid, Die ii4
nod ni9t 10 psit berubigt bate, I'M
ibr &ommen aussinanber5uIeben. sd
bin in Der Rorbbant getpeien, ih mar
Bel Mrs. Sutton (oies nit elmer nads
briidlidsn 8etonung), traf iie aber
nidt anpeIenb. Man iagte mir, iie
fet nit tbrem @atten ausgegangen.
ga, nit ibrem Mdnne, Mr. Sutton"
ginen @lgenblid mar 4oolpbus ets
mas pertpirrt. Sutton, Sutton, BEN
Namen muBte er. tennen. Sm, mo
bate er i'm nur ssb0rt2 Damn gtng
i6m Elm 2i6t auf. Norbbanf9 Sui
ton? Natiirli6, bas mar ia Der frsunbz
li6e damn getpsien, Der fir i'm oas
Sabrgelo ausgelegt bate. gr fonnte
elm bellies Baden ni9t unteroriden,
ipie sr fsiner Srdu auseinanberIeBts,
Bel tpel9er @elesenbeit sr bieien 9errn
fennen gelernt battle.
,@urum ppGteit 9u benu Sulton's
ipisber am Wittipoh UNI 4 uAr %aufIuz
den?" fragile @Oitb.
nGs 1T ia ME meine abIi4t geipsz
FEM"
so, unb 9u ipollteit t6r, tbr am
9onnerItag beItimmt 5000 5u6len uno
bann nod einen 9iamantring fir lie
am Sreitag - unerb0rt!"
abolpbus mar bic SADIE flur ges
porosn, iein Baden purbe mod unz
bdnbiger. @rItarrt o6 Iolfer Robbeit
hires @emabls, Der iih iiber iie, Der ss
momentun 10 ernit unb traurtg gu
Mut6e mar, nod luItig gu MAIDEN
tpagte, puBte tie faum nod i6re @orte
gu sG6men.
.Du mugIt Elm perItodter unb gez
fii6apIer Wenf9 iein, mas tonnte Did
aber nur 10 tisf iinfen lafen, UNI bic
2auf6abn zines M0rbsrs gu betreten2"
i6rie iie auf in ibrem 9eingitigtsn
9ersen. .@as baben Dir uniere ar
men Sinbsr set9qn, baB 9u iis 10
srimmig 6uTeit?"
Die arme Srau eeriet6 in Elm
frumpTbaftes 8sinen unb S9.u43en.
.@bitb, @oitb, pie fannit Su Did
muir 10 aufresen, es lit ia aIes in
Srbnung."
Gin Ga6 bradts bas @bepuar i9nell
beim.
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BORT angetommen tpurbe bic gauge
SADIE untsr Deinen uno 2aden ms
Rsine gsbraht, bod ntdt ebe bic unz
sliidlids Munidette bonn Montug CUR
Stele gei6afft mar uno aoolpbus be
auf bsrIelben nieOergei6ris6snen Rotiz
gen srtIGrt bate, Die alfo lautsten:
.M. Sutton, 1874 8antTtrabe."
,Mittpo6 prdciie 4 ll9r."
Sable 5000 beltimmt am Oonnersz
tag"
n0iamantring nidt ipGter aIs Sreiz
tag"
Sins pon GOit9's 8inbern muB
ffsrbsn."
.MuB mir cine Slinte peri6affen."
.(Opiumb0b.e) Solpsr Sin, MOntas
9.15."
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@N TAN
&xlXlzfD1
Ag fM>
Gin 0ogelmenI6.

Sm Wiindsner 9anoptitum erreste
fiirsli6, ME friibsr i6on in Wostau,
Riga, Wari9au, 8resldu, Berlin,
Samburg, 8iel unb Nuncp, cine
menI9li9e Q%bnorrni.dt, elm Snabe NIT
einsm oolItdnOig ausgeprd9ten @ogelz
esii9t, alsemeines SntereiIe. Sieies
feltiame groOuct zines mertipiirOi9en
Spielss Der Ratur ite9t i'm Is. See
bsnaiabr, pisst muir 194 PfunO unb
prGisntirt fi9 als elm 5ierlides, 383
s3oq bobss, burfdus elegant gepa4iea
nes aerldsn, Das pergniigt unb bes
berat auftritt, fia iebr intelligent setst,
r~eaelmdbig lebt unb pie Elm Grpa4ies
nsr tdalih flint Bis feds @isurren
raudt. 9obos, beFen &opf nur bic
@rDBs zines neugeborenen &inoss bat.
TT in 9attonpa (lngurn) als Sobn
bon 8auersleuten geboren, bic nod
flint normal enttptdelte 8inper am 2ez
Ben babsn, tpdbreno orei, benz 8ogel>
meniaen sIeidenbe, friibaeitis itarbsn.
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Bonn afabberifor0e.
8erflo II.
Bon Gopin 8prnianrt.

an Seniter iiBt bic iunse &eenigin,
Sc iibt I'm iimelirt 10 Dor iih bin.
9a tommt in tpubrbuft maieteet'i 4en
9ogen
Der MeeTter SlabberItord oaAergeflo'
gen.
Sc itrambelt gans pergniegiid nit ben
9een1en
Sn SdnupsI i'm a iunses Meni4ens
ieeGn6en.
De Sdridbin ld9elt. -. amer eens,
5tpee, brei.
9u ID Der Sanarszun@tpeiBe i9oH
perbet
lin fliegt Ter tennt ben 8eg ia gang
9enau)
S1's Stieb6en unoer'n Dad ger
9iidleri4frau.
lin MeeIter 0iI9ler fraBt an DIR ii4
5a6oe:
pGi 0unnsrIiB4en", ipri4t er, pRhm'
msr 44oe!!"
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Ssauos Oobos duf benz Irm
fetnes Oieners.

etnes OteHers.
Der 3nabe bat au9 in ben tpihen'
Shaftlihen Delt bershtigtss Iufieben
erregt. 9rof. @irdop in Berlin uns
terIlldte ibn auf bas 9sndue'te uno
srtldrte, baB Oobos our6 feline einais
baTtebenoe @lbnormitdt fir bic gnts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon befonoerem
Snterefe lei. aua anbere Selebrts. 3.
8. bic profeforen 8ofui, Wihalto'
pics, Sbanboffer unb 2aufenauer in
9uoapeIt, Quinde in 8iel uno GurIa'
mann in 2sipSig, habeD Bprtrdge iiber
ibn aebalten unb ibr llrt6eil i'm Ias
qemeinen aleih 8ir9op oabin abgeges
ben, baB 0obos psber cine MiBseburt
nod elm .3perg Ooer Elm fogen. Meicros
cepbale lei. sssen pel4e 4nnabms
feline tDrperli9s 8etpsglihteit unb getz
ftiae @etpedt6eit fpri4t, ionbern baB
ma es bier NIT Der Winiaturausgdbs
zines MenIhen, nit elmer Ibnormitdt
eriten Ranges gu tbun babe, iiber bes
rem Carbohydrates bic ltnterfu.
dungen nod ni4t abgeialOfen finb.
9tui benz p~orTtebenbsn 9ilbe lit Der
fleine 8oaelmeni6 auf ben 4rmsn Ieis
nes 2eibbiensrs bargsItsIt, zines ebens
fails gang priginelsn Regsrs. Der
nidt ipeiB, ipober er lit, unb pie ct
beibt, unb Der bic psridisosnItsn Spra,
den ipri4t.
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NIT Opium obsr bsrgieidsn 9stn pers
ksrbtes @emiitb berubigen tpiut; aber
bds ioa mid nidt bardn btnoern, los
tpeit es in msinsr Ma9t itebt, metne
Pflitt ais Muttsr gu tbun uno meme
unI6uIbigsn ainper gu beIdiiben,"
lam es nit ~fliesenDer SdIt unb unter
sbrGnen aus Dem Munbe @oitb's.
r8ds rsbsit 0u Dir nur 5uiammsn,
i1 perItebe ni6ts DON alleoem." ertpis
berte 4oolp6us.
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= Sin S9Tuuber9er. Trau
(ppr Gem 9ocaG itebsnb, gu benz beraus>
tretenoen @irth): ySagen's NAL, 1T
p;eIs:dt msin Munn briu2" - Gafts
,@artsn Sic, ih tperSe i'm NAL fras
gen, OBJ Sic e. tpiIIen biirfen. baB sr
bier it,"
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Gr nptirts bies fromme @sliibbe in
ter ~sepobntsn 8siie, lieB feline SIS in
bic Saids gleiten unb f6lenoerte oann
langiam na9 Dem 8ir4'iAen Reftduz
rant, Inn nab ben u~ngebeuren Strds
pa3en bes Morgens fir fem leibIides
8obl gu iorgen. Sn bieiem pielbes
iutbten 2ocale traf er feinen lieben
Sreunb Stubbins, ben er nun iett
Sa6r uno Sag nidt geieben. Serielbs
tbsilte ibm nit, oaB am tommenosn
@onnabsnb feline dlteIte Soater 9ods
aeit fsisrn piiroe. Nahoem Ioplpbus
einen Seller S4ilotroteniuppe peraeRrt
uno elm 9Ias bss pot8iiglShiten 9lins
ides geleert, fam inn Der 9eoanfe, oaB
er auf ieOen SAL aud ettpas our 9oa@
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Poefie unb prod.

Riot bertegen. Qlnts
mann: Grit ueuli4 babe i4 flint &c.
rdoe iein laiTen uno nun feb SIR l9on
Ipieber bes Datofreoels angetlagis
SoI5bubsr: Serr 4mtmann, laFen
@is Md mai finfe gerase fem =
bern itimmt'S
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R sbeIlen.

Gin d.
lieutenant (beim S6ieBen auf bic
Mdnnideibe): nMiiler, ipdrum trefs
fen Sic ME Die Saeibe9" - Soloat:
r4a, Serr lieutenant, Der Mann ba
iie6t genau aus pie mein 5reunb
@urItmiasr. unb auf ben lam id
aiat i4iebea!"
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&atb.

@ibt's stpiIden 3peien einen Streit.
Der 0ritte iih betanntli4 freut,
BOD tbeilit ou bir's %perniinfti9 etr,
90 fannit bu tets Der Sritte iein,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-01-25
TIE CENTURY'S NAPOLEON.

In the opening chapters of the
Life of Napoleon" now appearing
in the Century magazine, we have
excellent promise of fair estimate
of the genius and character and the
weaknesses as well, of which all the
world knows, ola very remarkable
man.
The conditions and materials were
never so favorable as now for cor
rect picture of Napoleon's part in the
great European upheaval Of 1799-
1915; and for the first time we may
read the story reasonably freed from
bias.
From a mass of evidence, new
ly open to investigators, Profess.
or Sloan well equipped for his
work, has sifted the facts which
make for or against the reputation of
the great organizer.
The tale from fresh sources will un.
doubtedly prove to be the completest
and most impartial life of Napoleon
ever written; and it follows that his
apologists will be relieved of the task
of styling him demigod and his enc
mics will no longer be credited when
rating him as 6end.
The people who have hitherto
written in his interest, have failed to
notice that portion of his life includ-
ed in the years 1915. This inter
val is spanned in part in Prof.
Sloan's contribution to the January
Century. Happily for himself Napo-
leon stood aloof from the struggle
convulsing Paris, at that time. He
alternated between his regiment, in
which he was a lieutenant, and Cor
sica where his powers for political
manipulation began to exhibit those
audacious qualities, afterward so
Hateful to the destinies of Europe.
His audacity stood him we'll also at
the war department, where he secur-
ed accrued salary and promotion in
spite of the fact that more than once
he had exceeded his time in prolonged
leaves of absence. AS the plot deep
ems one greatly wonders at the man
ifest skill with which Napoleon. in
taking desperate chances, always
seemed to make the best throw His
star begins to ascend, and its flight
may well be watched in the forth
coming pages of the Century. T.
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Jefferson City, Mo-, gets drunk and falls
on a picket fence hanging himself.-Dis-
patch comes that the Japanese army
still advances driving the Chinese before
them to Hei-Chang ,-Mayor Fisher ofA.nl-
sterdam, N. Y, fails to appoint inspectors
and poll clerks for that city within the
time prescribed by law, in consequence OF
which no election can be held without
special act OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
slides near Denver, Colorado, do much
damage to property.-Floods in Califor-
mia destroy lite and property.-Passen-
ger steamers, State of Missouri, strikes
a rock and sinks in so feet of water at
Alton, Indiana. At least 81 passengers
are drowned.
Sunday.
Saloons closed in New York in spite of
Mayor Strong's understanding with the
saloon-keepers.-Wo comes that all
colleges in Armenia are closed and 35
American professors are imprisoned
Richard w. Meagher fatally shot by
Hiram P. Ring at the latters boarding
house, Natick, Mass.-Seyere case Of
diphtheria at Bridgeport, Ct, successfully
treated with antitoxine, Meeting in the
interest of the prosecuted Armenians held
in Shawmut church, Boston.-Anarchist
Mowbray tells large Boston audience
about his arrest in Philadelphia short
time since-Gov. Morton sends New York
city troops for service in Brooklyn.
Monday.
A loaded train crashes into another
one on Brooklyn bridge, throwing down
nearly all the passengers and seriously
injuring three. -Con6dentia clerk of the
Nobel Company, Hamburg steals $50, 900
marks from the company and is arrested.
Earthquake shocks felt in various
places in Italy.-Baker receives the nomi-
nation of United States senator in Kan
sas at the republican convention
Methodist preachers meeting in Boston
denounce Mayor Strong of New York.
Opening of social week" at Yale Col
lege.-Dr. A. G. Webster of Clark Univer-
sity wins the Elihu Thomson prize for
the best treatise on electricity.
Tuesday.
Bloodshed and rioting by the Brook
lyn trolley car strikers. The 1000 militia
men cannot restore order and several of
the mob were fired into.-Wyoming legis
lature elects two republican senator's;
Senator Dolph reelected from Oregon
Much difficulty experienced in forming
the French Cabinet.
Wednesday.
Troops reckless in Brooklyn and an
innocent citizen shot by soldiers The
moving more cars but the
linemen and electricians join the strickers.
New Hampshire grants charter for an
electrical railway from Manchester to
the Canada line.-Senator Perkins re-
elected by the California legislature, Sem
ator Harris reelected from Tennessee;
Gov. Nelson elected in Minnesota, ex-
Secretary of War Elkins in West Virginia
and Lucian Baker in Kansas.
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send him heayenward. Back he come.

send him heavenward. Back he comes
in obedience to the laws Of gravity
only to be twice more shot up like
catapult and then once more for
tiger" The breathless sky scraper
is then stood on his feet and the lea der
of the club pins on badge bearing
the mystic talisman Bounced" The
club then seeks for another victim.
Every night through the week hotels
and stores were invaded and masked
demons in the most striking costumes
bounced" their victims. Resistance
was useless and the only satisfaction
the suspect had was that after once
being bounced" the job was never
repeated.
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