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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
uotis ).

Die 9efer u1b audi bic berebrten 0%eIertn>
men Der r8eilage" fouten nt9t auBer a4t
laifen, baB bas SnterefIe am SSnbalt bisfes
&lattes nur babur9 auf Der gepobntea 90be
erbaIten perben fam, penn fte au9 pG6@
renb Der gef9dftigen 3eit bss Sabre5 bier
unb Oa benz S9reiben zines 8eitrases fir
bic p8eilage" ii6er tire @rfabrungen un0
8eo6a9tungen auf irgenb einem @ebiete Der
2anOpirtbi9aft, bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Der Gieb5u4t, bes Sbitbaues u. I. n. Elm
@tinb6en Opfern. @ie bis6er, 10 pirb audi
in 3utnnft Gorge 9~etragen tperben, baB bic
etngefanoten 8riefe in ri9tiger, pafIenber
@3retbpeiIe gum Nbbrud seGangen unb es
brau9t Oa6er Riemunb, Der nit lanOipirtb>
t4aftli9en 9erGtben befer um5ugeben lpeiB,
ols NIT Der Sober, fi9 gu f9euen, 2ebters
gum yfuben unb Srommen feiner MitleIer
in Die 0anb gu nebmen unb MittbetInnaen
BON aagemetnem SnterefTe an urs ~ein5uienz
ben.
4de fof4e 8eridte finh gu abreifirsn' an
4nbreas Simon,
Observation-Disclosures 8ebatteur ber sSa.
@taatsz3eltung, GbicogO, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
JnfeftenpIo9e in oieiem sommer.


gs bat ben Mnf9ein, dls oh Die Sn1eftenz
PLACE in 6iefem Sabre cine algemetne trerz
ben tpiirbe. 9iibt aIein in ben Staaten
Nel=@nglanbs, iOnbern AUDI in bteGen peftz
li9en Stauten bef6pert man lt4 bitter iiber
bas l1eberbanbnebmen Der gefrdBigen Sbiere,
bic ben @oaten f9on bebeutenben S9aben
8~ugefiigt BADEN. profeffor Qintner, Der
Stautsz@ ntomologe bes GmpirezG taates,
erfldrt, baB Die meteOrologii9en 8erbdltnifis
bes o~ergangenen Winters fir bic @erbieifGtz
tigung Der Snfetten itberbaupt duBerIt GIN
itig getpeIen 1eien uno baB mebrere Der be-
tannteiten SnIeften, Die man unter Der Safe
sorte nplaee" nuffibren tunn, in beoeutenb
gr0Berer .3abl aufgetreten itnb, uls in Der
pOr1ergegangenen Sabren.
Inter ben 9erpiitern, pelbe prof. 2iute
ner auf5Gblt, befinbet fi9 bic genDbnli9e
&pfel6aumraupe Common Npple Sree Go=
terpiIar), bic tpeiBe pufod=Motte, Ser
9eeripurm, Der 5riibiabr Ganter=M utm,
ulmblatt=&Gfer, Spargel@8dfer, Der 8iri9z
@p9is, Seuf9rede unb cine erit felt Is
Sabren aus europa importirte 2aus, Die
bic 8aumrinbe %aerftOrt. NIen Mnaei9en
na9 5u urtbeiGen, oeripri4t btefes Sa6r, pis
grofefor 2intner bebauptet, ii9 gana BE,
ionOers 6ur9 @%ertpiifungen a~us5uaei9neu
unb forbert er bes6alb aGe Sarmer, SbFz
3ii9ter unb 3ii9ter b~eionberer Grnten auf,
bOppeGte Wo9iumteit unO 5iirforge gu iben.
Sn ben Neuz@nglanbfaaten, bsfonbers i'm
Staate Mafa4uIetts, 3eigen ii9 bereitS
5ablreib bic '@ertreter Der o%bengenannten
Snf%eftenarten unb oiefen BADEN ft@ au9 nod
bic braunf9ipdn8ige Motte unb anbere sSnz
~iettenarten, bic nod ni@t 70 bdufig auftre=
ten, augeieat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
Oos NntisY utteriue9eieb Don Jut=
nois.

0as oft srpa6nte Nnttz8 utterin @@efet
1T am l. Suli i'm Staate SQinois in &raft
g~etreten. @s 1T iebr f9arf benn es berfiigt:
n&eine Perion foa itgeno cine Subitana
ober einen StOff fabriairen, Der cine Na6z
abmung BON Naturbutter 1T pber Mebnli9e
felt nit beriel6en beftbt, nod foG tie irgenb
cine na9gema9te Butter, Die in l1ebertres
tung biefer SettiOn 8ui ammengeiebt ober am
g~efertigt 1T, gum 8ertauf bulten, glet4oiel
ob biefss nadgeubmte 8utterprobutt in Dber
auBerbaI6 bes Staates angefertigt porben
it,"
0us @eleb betimmt au9, baB Niemanb
tbieriI9e Settle ober Pflan3en0le, ober irgenb
cine anbere Subitan5 nit Butter bermiI9e,
unb es geitattet nibt ben @sbrdu9 bon SGrz
bemitteln in bere1 3ufammenftelung.
Die Mil9erei=8eIiber itnb Iebr erfreut
iiber bas @eieb, ba tine 9robufte, tpie ite 6ofz
fen, I'M @ertbe iteigen perben. Man9e
Sdbrifdnten BON 8utterine polen i6re Sa=
briten na9 artberen Staten berlegen. Mn>
bere tperben ibren 8orrat6 bon Sett auf an
bere @eiie in ben Martt brtngen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
JnhaIts persetdnif.

1. settle: NOtis BUR seF. 8eo6tuns = ebi>
tprteIe 9otts 8untes Muerlet - Sas &ntisBut>
teriueseiek pom SuinOts Snieftenpfase in bieiem
CONNER Cine neue &ibenSuferfabrit - &ufbes
1pabrung Ieerer @aben - 8 rteftaiten Seibel>
beeren einSu6initen = 3u@t ser SuberOien Mtt'
tel 9s9en &metien @eiu aus &baborber =
S9meine6oGera - Grdier fir maize SSieien-Msilf
eini9e 3eit Dor benz Sauer1perben 5u bewabren.
2. Settle: Son einem Sibner5u6ter in Stlas
bona - giu tnieftsnfreier 8pben - Aus Sreson-
Sas 8a6en ober S91pemmen Der 8fer6e - @iu
SOtua'er iber @isconitu - Die @unber ser SOl3:
tobGe - Nus Soma - 9iineuns Der Sbitbdume -
S6Ottii9er S3Gferbunb - Standardization
9firii6e - 8as 1T mad benz 0tdben Oss @etreibes
5u tbuu2 = Die San zS9uppenGaus - 9tOp'
peGriibenbau 8IuuenfobI - @ertbuOle 3mt.
i9enerntem glGtter un6 8IItben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

1926. sic niirben mid gu 9art berz
pfli9ten, penn Sic mir mittbeilen tpolItn,
pie man 9eibel6eeren einbinitet.
Mrs, S. araufe, Sninois.
Mntmort: Die frii@en, trodenen Seiz
6el6eeren perben in gut gereinigte, trodene
&riige eingefiIt. 9iele tperben gut b~erfortt,
Die Rorfe am Ranbe 9leibgei9nitten unb
NIT 8inofaben 8ugebunben. 2eBterer muB
1t9 uuf ben &orfen ~freu3en. N1n inns
pidelt man bic &riige nit 5trob, felt fie in
einen &efiel, ben man bis gum 6enfel Der
&riige nit @afer flint, bedt benIel6en all
lnb bringt bas Waf1er gum &o9en. Na6=
Dem bafelbe 10 Bis Is Minuten aefoGt,
nimmt mar ben 8eFel pom 6euer uub GdBt
Die &riige barin e%rfalten, bd tie 1pnft lei6t
5eripringen. Die &rige tperben bierduf nod
nit Slaf4enlud, ben mar in eirem 8fdnuz
3en beiB ma9t, OerI4loKen. Oamit Der
2ad raf9 bart tpirb, bGlt man bic &riioe
fofort na9 Dem @intau9en in faltes MufIer.
Die &riige tDeroen in einem trodenen, ti6z
len &eaer d%ufbenabrt. 9ie 10 eingema6teu
9eibel6eeren balten 5pet Sabre, fe i9meden
beim 9ebrau@ tpie frii9 au6ereitete.
1927. Sd babe bier @6psine, bic bous,
2Guie iinb. @ie tann man bieIelben Der.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

- @tr batten Dor einigen Saqen bas
@er9niigen, 6errn 8. s. Sui. Sue6r>
m q n n aus 9ranb Sslunb, Nebr,, ben @rz
bauer Der brei Srnarbf9en &iiben3uder>
Sabrtten in Imeritu unb bon mebrereu anz
oeren in europa, auf I'M erem Santt4m gu
begriiBen. 9err Suebrmann, peGber Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in ben @~ereiniaten
Staaten einen groBartigen @uff9pung unb
cine 9ldn3enbe 3utunft ~prop6e3eit, bat bier
in @btcagO, No. III Ga Sale @traBs, Elm
3petabareau Der American Beet Sugar
Factory Construction Co. etabltrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
Gbtrann, aatttmndb, IA. guilt 1897.

bsrienigsn Rslten, Die .urs am meitsn gefalz
len, benuben mir jeBt 81 Gertern; mir biez
gen fie, an Der 8iegun9sitele etpas eingez
fer6t in Die @r0e unb lafien
MIR bic Spibe 9erapsie1en, 10 baB Der GRO
bere She'll bes niebergebogenen Sriebes nit
Grbe bebedt 1T; CUR gr0Beren Si6er6eit fam
man ie nit tleinen 9Ol36dt6en nieOer6alten.
9ieie iebt 9emq4ten Senter lahen ii@ i'm
nG9Tten 9erbit iAon bon Dem Mutter ftamm
abtrenHen unb i%elbItdnoig ein~pflan5en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

Der allerneuei ten Mai9inerie Oerieben unO
bic 9r0Bte 3udsrfabrif Der Ser. Staaten
per0en.
SIM Commercial Club purbe bieie Ra4z
ri9t nit SreuOen begriiBt, un0 nit &e9t,
benin Omaha pirO in tur3er 3eit ii9 gu elmer
Der bebeuten6ften Gtabte Der Ser. Stdaten
empori4ipingen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
Suntes NuerIet.

Nu4 in Mt9igan barf finftia feline
eefdrbte &unff9miere ober gutteriue mebr
b%ertduft tperben.
Sauertraut unb imbortirte
Srantfurter bIei6en auf Der G~sreiGifte
Des Sartfs. 2te6' @aterlanb, magit ru6io
fem!
Qus Getp gOrf finb fe93tg Sonnen Butter
IN Tamouber, @rtttf9 Columbia,
orpgetommen, pel9e NIT Dem 9ampfer v@a=
rtrtoo" na9 StOnep geben fo1eu. Gs tit biss
Die erfte Senbung ameritanif9er Butter mad
Muitralien.
SIR 6euf9reden be3ablen in Glib
9dtota Regierun9s6eamte so Gents Dag
8uf3el, I'm bas 1nge8iefer aus3urotten
Die 8auern bsnten iebt bariiber mad, mas
fi4 am beiten IObne: 9euf4reden 5ieben obsr
@ei5en bauen?
Sn Seguin in Seras beginnt man iebi
NIT Dem 8du elmer groBen neue1 Seltnubt,
Nfan lit ieBt bamit bef9Gftigt, Elm @tien=
ba6ngeleiie Der GiDli9en pacific< 8abn mad
Dem grunbitiid Der Mtiible 81 Iegen.
X X X
@d6renb Der sbten 3pet Sabre 1T biz
W2iI4eret : Snbuitrie in g Ib>9afoto
DOn fleinen MnfGngen an gepu9ien, 10 BAT
iebt bunbertunbneun3e6n Q19) r@reameries'
uno 8diefabriten ii6er ben Stat D~eritreui
iirb unb ~proiperiren.
X
@iour Su1s, @abz9utota, pirt
monatli6e @iebmdrtte BADEN. Die Mngs:
Iegen6eit 1T einem 8~iirgeruusf9uB iibertra=
gen, fpeG4er iiA fir bic Sa4e energii4 ing
@sI9irr legen pirb. Die O%Ortigen Sc.
fdaftsIeute begen erOBe @ripartungen bon
6isIsn Mdrtten ur6 Obne 3petfel nit Re9t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
sur eefI. 8ea1tuns |

Sn allen SGaen, in bensn auf Mnfrdgen
brtefli9e 4ntport gepiinf9t pirb
n1rB cine 2 @ent=8rtefmarte CUR Srantirune
Der H%adanttpOrt beigeIegt tperben.
9ieNebaftion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
Sanomirtbfhaftlidsr Brieffaften.

Ginem ieben 2efer 1T bas @e&t eings,
rGumt, ii9 briefli4 Ober miinbli9 an bic
Rebaftion UNI Nustunft iber beitimmte
Puntts gu tpenbenL pel9e, fOpeit bas in un>
ferer Mo4t liegt, gepdbrt tperben tpirb.
@nfrugen, benen niAt Der Same unb bic
genaue &brefe beg Srageftelers beisefugt
itnb, tperbep ni9t beantnortet.
Die &eboftion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

- @onntugsbeiIi9ung 5et<
tens Der 8ibe. Die f6Ottif6e nSab@
batb>Nniun3", bic ii@ f4On man4es nstts
@tif4en g~eleiitet bat, bertetb auf ihrer
leBten Sibung nit grpBem @ifer, pie man
G9pttlanOs &ibe gu einem 9alten bes Sab
bat6 beranlaien tOnne. Die Sbiere beiteben
nGmli9 barauf, audi SDnntags Mtl9 gu
prObu3iren, mas 6us Melfen nOtbig ma4t.
Die MGiana empfieblt nun, an Samitag Dag
Siittern gu unterlafIen; Elm 9rifli9er 8uS4
beitBer babe bieles Mittel nit Grfolg artgez
tpanbt, UNI bic btsber npt6penbige Sunbe
bes S~Onutagmeltens in .3utuuft aus bep
@elt gu i4affen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
Aprtr1It11rnl 9a&ppIstttent,

SIN Crater Safe in Oregon, benz tiefz
item SriI9paRerIee Der 8elt, giebt es feline
Slide, pesbalb bic &egieruns bei4lo1en
bat, i'm init Sorsuen gu beOOltern. Die
@inpobner bieGten ben Ger fir bobenlos,
Me1Tungen 9abeu inbeB cine gr0Bte Siefe BON
1000 Sub ergeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

Nu9 in Mt3igan barf fHnftia feline
eefdrbte &unff9miere ober 9utterine mebr
bertduft tperber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

@derbauTetretGr @iGion befiirpOrtet ben
Mnbau BON s bee in ben Ser. @taaten, ba
sr feIt babon iiber3eugt it, OoB berie lbe bier
gut gebei6en piiros. Dds 1T pobl m0gz
li6, bod bieten ii9 iiherli4 S4pierigfeiten
in Der grtperbung sel9ulter &rbeiter unb in
8e5ug nuf 2D5ne.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1897-08-07

language and her manner she showed
herself what Is called ladylike or what
ladies' prefer to call rather o superior
person He could not remember whether
che wore q wedding ring. He hoped
that she would come again.
On Saturday evening che did come
again. The librarian greeted her with
the emile reserved for habitual readers.
Let me find you another book, he said,
please let me have the same"-as II
the librarian should remember every
book taken up by every reader. But he
did remember her book and gave 1t to
her.
She finished the book that evening.
But long after she closed the volume
she sat with It In her hand, thinking.
She was In q corner where there were
no other readers. But the librarian
could see her. And from time to time
the tears rose to her eyes and ran down
her cheeks. He wondered what was
meant by this grief, what miserable
story lay behind.
She was the last to leave the library.
The other readers had oil gone, half
an hour before the time for closing, but
she sat there motionless, tn hiking, cry
ing silently, and the librarian made pre-
tense not to see her.
When the clock struck ten he locked
the room and went out, few minutes
after her. His mind was quite full OF
her distress, as he walked along the
streets, now growing cool In the July
twilight.
Presently he saw before him. going
the same way, his reader. He overlook
her and ventured to speak.
we are going the same wsyr" he
asked.
Il am going to -" She mentioned
street not for of.
ut 10 the same way he replied;
may I walk with your I am the libra
rian, you know"
She hesitated little. But an official
such az o librarian is not perfect
stranger. Besides, he was OLD and
looked harmless, and his voice and
manner were friendly. If you please,
she said presently.
They walked together in silence, eide
by side.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1897-08-07
VIRGINIA POPULISTS
Meet In State Convention In Roanoke and
Adopt a Platform.

Adopt a Platform.
The populist party Of Virginia held
their state convention at Roanoke
Wednesday with about $50 delegates
present.
General James G. Field was made
permanent chairman aud delivered an
address in which he eulogized Bryan
and Daniel.
The platform Endorses the national
platform adopted at st. Louis in 1896,
inveighs against the use Of money in
elections and moneyed and corporate
influences over the action OF legisla.
lures, courts and executive officers Of
the national and state governments;
demands Q greater volume and feIi-
bility in currency; favors the running
OF free schools at least eight months
in the year out of the present revenues
of the state and salaries sufficient to
command competent teachers.
The report was unanimously adopt
ed amid great enthusiasm. Edmund
Cooke and Rev. r. v. Gaines were
placed in nomination for lieutenant
governor. The convention was con.
siderably divided, and ct 10 o'clock
motion to adjourn until 10 q. m,
Thursday prevailed.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1897-08-07
PALMYRA SEIZED by BRITISH.
Action Makes Uncle Sam Wrathy, and 10
Considered Very Significant.

A special from Washington says:
Official information of the action of
the British government in taking pos
session of the Island Of Palmyra, in
the Pacific ocean, has been received at
the state department.
The information was embodied in
dispatch which reached the state de-
partment from San Francisco, it having
been wired from that point by the
dispatch agent Of the department stu.
toned there, who had received it from
Minister Sewall, at Honolulu. The
message merely contained the bare
facts OF the seizure of the island.
The action of Great Britain in TAX
ing possession OF the island at this
time, following as it does the submits
sion of an annexation treaty to the
senate by the president, is considered
very significant by the authorities
here. Whether il is intended to COM
plicate matters so as to stave off an
nexation or whether Great Britain
proposes to establish a naval station
upon the island in question, her act
ion is regarded as Of the highest i'm
portance and future developments will
be awaited with keen interest by off.
cials at Washington.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1897-08-07

water; the COWS Sit watching the SKY and
the sunset; the swallows and swifts are
the only really active things; 1t 10 o
pleasant, peaceful place to which the
crowd Of girls lends an Elusive show Of
youth. / say Elusive because youth
ought not to be all Of one sex, and when
there are not male and female In equal
proportion, youth loses it's brightness.
When the evenings are cold and dark
the place is deserted. No one walks
there after sunset. This was the reason
why @ certain couple chose the place on
one evening in October. 1t was little
after seven; the night had fallen upon q
gloomy day. A fresh breeze blew uD
the river, tearing the leaves Oh the
trees, whirling them about In the air and
making drifting heaps Of them; the
branches overhead creakedj the mead
ows were dark; the river was black;
drops OF rain fell upon the faces OF the
pair who walked side by side, the young
man's arm around the girls valet.
TELL me all, he said. Let me know
the worst, and then we con face IL. Ny
darling, lie there anything that we cam
not face northumberland"
"Qh!" she murmured. 1T puts new
strength In me-only to hear you speak
and to feel your presence. Naomi 10
anxious and troubles herself about the
future, morning, noon and night. Harry,
will 1t make no difference to your"
my darling, how would anything
make difference to me? Do not love
you once for all-for all this world and
all the next" .
He bent over her-he was tall and
gallant young fellow-and she raised
q
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1897-08-07

u asleep because he was exhausted
want OF food, and with climbing
kairs in the city seeking for work.
librarian wondered how much long
Ae weary quest would continue.
ban was clearly well on the down.
slope; his next place would be
}; his next lower still. With ad-
b arrives too often moral weaken
q 10 one Of the ountless ills which
D In misfortune's train; perhaps
Door wretch would take to drink
Of them do; In the end, q clean
> the London Hospital. with pneu-
y drawing him swiftly to an ignoble
) librarian sat In his corner, q
pigeon holed cabinet against the
1t his side, q great book before
mo librarian is complete without a
book before him-snd the usual
Bials for cataloguing on his desk,
sse TO carry on the catalogue is as
Dsary Q part Of the daily work as TO
|1he days letters IL for secretary.
he . man Of GO, or perhaps more,
>eard white, and his gray hair
on the top. He wore spectaoles,
3s face showed the ciear, unlined
b Of one who has never been con-
y with markets, prices, or the
Of trade. He lived all day In the
n, and In the evening he walked
TO his solitary lodging. two miles
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1897-08-07
MARYLAND DEMOCRATS MEET.
State Convention Held at Baltimore With
Gorman In Control.

SOThhu III Sohu".
The democracy Of Maryland assem-
bled in convention at Baltimore We'd
nesday nominally to select candidates
for comptI oller and clerk Of the court
of appeals, but actually to open the
campaign that will decide who shall be
the next United States senator.
The convention was unusually well
attended and its controlling spirit
plainly was Senator German, whose
reception showed that the defeats the
party has sustained had not lessened
his hold on the rank and file Of his
party.
Tie platform declares that the fun
damental principles OF democracy re-
main unchanged; that the democracy
Of Maryland believes now, and has al
ways believed in "honest money, the
gold aud silver money Of the constitu-
ton and the coinage of both metals
without discrimination against either,
into standard dollars Of Anal payment
and redemption" and asserts that the
demand of more than ak and one-half
millions Of democratic voters forced
President Mckinley and republican
congress to send commission abroad
to negotiate with European countries
for the restoration of bimetallism.
The Dingley tariff law is termed y
more odious measure than the Mckin-
ley act OF 1890, and it is asserted that
it will be more signally condemned in
1898 than was the Mckinley act in
1892.
A demand is made that the United
States government take such action as
will ameliorate the atrocities now
being committed in Cuba and to fully
protect every American citizen there
in the enjoyment Of his life and prop
erty. The following state nominations
were made:
For Comptroller-Thomas A. Smith,
OF Caroline county.
For Clerk of the Court of Appeals
j. F. Ford, st. Marys county.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1897-08-07
MURDER IN A CHURCH.

Colored Deacon Kills One Of the Bretb-
rem During u Quarrel.
A startling murder was committed
in the pulpit OF the Dexter avenue
colored Baptist church, Montgomery,
Ala, Wednesday. Deacon p. H. Pat
terson, colored, editor of negro
newspaper Of the city, being the vic
tim. George Pritchett, another dea-
con, is in jail charged with the crime.
The church was crowded at the time
Of the tragedy, and general row was
narrowly averted.
The killing appears to have been the
sequel to factional dissention in the
church Of about six months duration.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1897-08-07
CHATTER 7.


f: NJ sIsran--oHl Mt SISTER
hne Saturday evening In July
70 never many readers in the Free
The old men who come In
because the place 10 warm and
ID quiet, are now walking up and
= De- pavement, where the sunshine
Them through and through and
away their rheumatic pains. The
j men are all afeld, playing
boating. cycling, rambling afoot,
4 OF nothing but the delights Of
q, and rejoicing in their youth.
lave the young to do with
dusty library on o summer even
library is o cemetery. Books
stly the tombs OF dead mems
Young folk are much better
y with reading each others
u than with walking among the
20 that the library is almost
g about seven o'clock. At the
~ into which the sun would have
its wealth Of heat and light
% gives to the tombs Of the dead
"a as to the fields and flowers Of
L{1ng-a brown blind was hauled
. Ieaving a long, narrow line. The
1Rtin scious In Its attempt to reach
ling, took advantage OF the line
- o thin plate or lamina Of bright
ne, across which the merry notes
u with their usual cheerlulness.
WAS o smell Of leather bindings;
1bles were covered with magazines
|opers; a few readers sat at the ta-
But I think that knowledge was
realty advanced. One or two OF
slept; one or two looked as II their
hts were elsewhere - with the
|babbling over the shadows, with
ltllage cronies gathered under the
10 beside the ale-house. One Of
gaunt, hollow-eyed, hungry, sat
an illustrated paper before him.
b never turned over q leaf, and he
a not ct the pictures. The libra
Watched that man susplclously. He
OF like the look in that mans eyes.
cant rebellion; 1t meant a wicked
OF discomfort with the social order
left him starving while it made
|eighbor fat, and refused him work
It suffered his nelghbor to live In
prt on the work Of other men. Only
u or two ago-or 1t might be ten.
use to one who Is q librarian years
no significance in connection with
,ers-a man had come into the
with Just such look In his eyes.
man asked for q book, sat down,
Proceeded to tear away its bindings
b wrench its sheets asunder. Then
we himself up to the librarian with
yreatest gentleness and politeness,
lining that liberty without crust
reslly a mockery, and that in future
eant to be maintained by his coun-
and that when he had served his
Tor the destruction Of the book, he
i to smash o lamp, and, that
ID for, to steal q stretcher from o
} station, and 30 on, getting per-
longer sentences, until he should
He'd to his reward. They walked
gether to the nearest police station
Two old friends, and parted with o
y grasp after the sergeant had
1.-THE case.
1ther man there was whom the
IAN regarded with eyes Of compass
4 He dragged himself slowly and
n up the stairs, threw himself
b seat next the wall, and there
divided with o back, took up
sighed, and instantly fell fast
~ This sort the librarian knew
roll-he was the clerk out OF work.