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Decorah-posten., 1898-04-01
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Matbieu 0ouSelot bar en- al Paris'
beoite Sournaliiter / Mibten at bette
4drbunorebe. Der er MI f%orfattet en-
2epnetsbeifripelie at BAN, os at ben
ital hi fortGQe Slutningen. bet &apis
tel, bpor ban bsr.
Oct par en- Dag unber ct at Sc
bruarrepolutipnens polbfomite Sdmz
menitso msllem Ratipnalgaroen pg
Ysbelen. 9puselot fob paa pantbes
onsplabien miot | Sugleregnen og
Stenbaglen os itrep flittigt.
Gn Ben raabte til bam:
Climb Dem bort! Oct ei9lber
Seres 2ip!"
Men glabmanben agtebe itte paa
4oparilsn.
"@il De ou life saa bort fra benne
OsbspIabs."
"Slet life" fparebe Dpuselot men
gisr mig ben Sieneite at lobe ben /
glabet meb bette Der os fig, at Der
tommer mere"
2ibt ienere bapbe Sorptrringen %
globsuogpbelien naaet 1T Ssibepuntt.
Pebelen ps Solbaterne par / Saanb=
gem9ng.
9ouaelot bliper rammet az en- 9uale
% faloer pm.
Gn 2eee lsber forbt.
"Gr De fauret?" fpur9te ban.
50" lob Sparet, "temmeIis baarbt
enbbu, for ie9 ian life Ttripe mere"
Scr er life Sale ON at Ifripe nv.
9e mao forbinbss.
SET batter life faa me9et, Sr. Doll
tor, Dor plist maa Ri paste. Rim er
at fprt9le, bpab Der er fleet. Men
9pis De pil sisre mig en- Sieneite, idu
"TRIP bette for mig: ST. 800 Gftsrmioz
bag bar Der tplp Saarebe og en- 0sb.'
Seq fer moi be Saorebe," Tiger 2G>
gen, men inaen 9po."
ct Sieblit efter bar ban oeb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-01
"Se Neapel oe o."

0etie gdmls llbbrub at 9egsiitrins
oper Reapels Stjsnbeo bar op-e Da>
se faaet ct Sin9g, fom life er fulot
iad poetiit (. Den ttalien'te Yrpiess
ipr Or. Golaianni bar nemlig paapiIt,
at S%nobpggerne / Neapel Dor iua tGt
iammenpattet Tom Glib | en- Senos,
pg at en- itpr Del at Dem mangler baas
be Chs os Cuff. Meoens Der ! 2ons
bon fun Dor 1876 Menneiter paa 1000
apabrdtmeter, / paris 265 pg / Rom
280 paa famine Sldberum, Dor Der
NedpeI 939 pg / aprterst penoinp,
1854 Menneiter paa 1000 apabrdt>
meter. Man maa gaa til China for
at finbe en- lignenbe Sdmmenitupning
al menneitelise 89iener. Sol og rem
Cuff tommer life inb / be usle 9oliger,
ION De fleite maa neie Jig meb, % pa
bet ogiaa er imaat om 5sbemioler for
mango, er Osbeligbeosn pperprbentlig
itor. Neapsl er ben inbtil en- Sroiez
bel iterre snp / bet eprige Stalien. "Se
Reupsl og be-" bar / Dor realilttite
Sio faaet en- anoen Mening eno Tor.
Sra Stalien bar Snopanoringen til be
SSorenebe Stater | be fenere glar p9ret
~betpoelig, pg Nsapel bar ienot pS en-
bel M9ngbe 5umilier. De boi9tter
fla eierne / bore fore 8per pg ptier en-
Rsiiombeb, Der er paufaloenoe. Site
ijeloen ilaar fire SusfGore Jig idmmen
ON at leie ct 8Grelfe, % Der Dor De
ale meb Sonsr o9 Ssrn. 8eo at iGtte
en- aribtitreg puulangs og en- anben
pdatpers oper 8ulpet beler be TRreliet
/ fire Barter, Iaa enbper Samilie tan
pioe, boor ben hsrer bismme. S bpert
Sisrne itaar en- Seng, bpor gGgtes
foltene lie9er. Mpoeren bar be pn9s
fte Sern bps Zig / Sengen, meoens De
Gloite tuger 9labS unber Sengen cg
lig9er pda bet bare Sub, bpor be icber
nptiaa gpbt. Der er maaIte bare ct
9inou / bet pperfplote Rum. 9da
Chs sr Der iadleba6 life Sperhoo, %
/ Re9elen er Der enooa mtnore al friIt
Cuff. Men 5dmilierne er punte meo
%iaabant fra lit Sjemldno og tribes
9dnIte goot. MGnpene oritter life,
men er flittige til at arbeioe; bet iams
me er Spnerne og Ssrnens. Sm life
mango Idr bar be fattige Snopdnorere
arbsioet Jig op til 9:litano og begpns
Der ba at lspe bepre, eler be penoer till
bage til lit tjGre Stalien.
Sor @ierne al be berpateoe Sfpedts
Ibops i Tetp Yort pg Gbicago er De
arbeiospilige % nsiiomme Stalienere
en- rem 4tpiiitipn. Yaa StrGob2rs ca
Stomagerpertiteber ipr M9nb, Spinz
Der og Ssrn fra Stalien for en- Suite
lon, men tlarer fig meo ben. De ilaur
neb 9riien for be inbfsbte pg for
RuroeurppGere, Tom lite er pante meo
ben italienfte Surpeligbeb, men bar
itgrre Sorbrinser til 2ipet. Mange
at pisie tiger: ga Ri Ter Ieapel %
Dor - ar Sult!"
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-01
TIT Wanricrs

6etienote Roman "Srilbp," Der ON.
bdnoler bppnotiIte 5Gnomener, bar
operalt BAIT SpmGrtiombeo og bar
oramatiieret 5orm saaet oper De fIeitt
al Guropas Scensr.
Gn uns 9ise / Subapeit er npIiq
fdIbt iom affer for ben 5ortrpllelie
Spfsrielen al "Srilbp" bar epet pao
benbe.
Hifa 5artas, faa beesr ben uneG
pigs, sr 16 @ar 81. og Batter at en-
Susagent. s nogle Tiger bar 5orGIs
orene label ben unge imutte pige, Der
iaa no Iom Sunbbspsn ielp % bapoe
ct meget Iipliat temperament, beige
en- fornsm SDitole. Paa geien til
Stolen giorbe pigsn en- Dag tilf9lbigs
pis SetjenotItab meo en- ung Weoicis
ner, ION to 8ange ON Sa9en fulgte
benoe biem. 5pr pmtrins fire Tiger
iioen fprlebebe ben unge Mano Rifa
til at gdd meo BAN til en- Gftsrmios
oagsforeitiling / ct GpItipiltbeater,
bpor S~tusipilst "SrilbD" bIep opfsrt.
0ogen berpaa git ben unge pige life
mere til SpItolen, men til ct SpIpttal
for at isge 29sebislp mob en- Nerpelis
BELLE, Tom bun ulbrig fsr bapbe pmtalt.
Sa Spr9lorsne fit bsre. at beres
8atter life mere beIegte Spitolen re-
gelmGsIig, lob be benb. life tomme uo
al Suiet og tpang benoe til at ~tilitau
fine Seisg / Soipitalet. 9ette q for
omtring tire Tiger iioen, og ben unge
Piges Nano bar ienere pGret utlar.
SUN gaar S%ormiooag cg Gftermios
bag barfooet omtring | Suiet, gunite
iom "2rilbD" paa Scenen; fnart bsber
bun i'm Saoer ON 9lomiter, Iom bun
tbsier % pbel9gger, inart ON rsbe
Sto, Sirtlsperblabe og lignenoe ers
tropagonte Ting. Snoimslem ibnger
bun meo itirrenbe Bit og ganIte
aunosfraparenoe ben fsrselise Sang
fra "Srilbp": "au clair be la Ilne."
Wan bar nuturli9Ois isst Gage
biGlp, og SGgerne to~nitdterer enitems
mig, at ben unse Piae or blepsn bpps
notiisret. timber i'm bppnptiTte Sspn
fortaner Rifa aft, iom 2Ggerne / Sos
ipitulet bar Iast unoer aonIultatio=
nerne og bruger berunber msoicinIte
notrpt pg mango l~atinlte Orb, Tom
bun dlorig bar bsrt for, % al bisIe
benbes llbtalelier bar ben 9Gqe, Iom
bebanoler benoe, funnel flute ia til
ben 2Ggebebunblins, bun fer bar pa,
ret unoer. Den unge Mebiciners
Napn n9pner bun lite.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-01
s4oe aass tsassa
sso Of SpsptpTia / en- bel @,D,,s.
fnrerecss ierti Var oomr.,
On CANNED ManSs ,IS,.

9pspepIia | to Susie Nor,
De, lom M liber, tanf ma,
laaodrue Nar bar at betubsiA- 9'a,
Gu sammel Ntaue oaQ isrti w..
loao bet betpOer. iirtuer 6,,t sVs, ~
relic andre ira iltas CgleprIisr V'''
gan BAD os pfie~utltQoiprs ~.
lsllt blauot ben iiosnoe VI srrss. p''
iger: "9ob andre Mtsnreifsr tqS
ere at fIeilos hpah iegen 5el Qss...Ins Y
lter o9 'srlt fauot, oa lea bar ~
SanS Nnpn err 3. 6. 9opInr =.
Sa., og unoer Into al biz ~ !
irioer ban ! uoorng ION iglo,r ''''''
- tprti War leo ica bels SIN,
lGlsnos 9nspep'io. Cmtrspt S.S !
LItoltleoen Suni beonrote iso y, !
oboops 8lenppretter z estora}iv.
atte nieo al tn9e pcHue ruOtr NJ.
iari8e SpoielSoag ben 22oe ssn ..a
llenlte at tage ben en- eQer 70 6i,n.'
a9eoe pa, at Jeg par belbrcoet
alori9 pGret piaget al 9psp,nS.
Or. Sboops 8]icnopretter RS.
lrerebe bans inopcuoIoe Qprpsr !
'er, bpilie ingen nuoen Webirn NM,
elbreoebe. "VS'
9isie itprteoe Rerper iotte B,O,,,
u al arbeioe paa rette VI abe.
Meotciner, tiaaueoe az B,ni;, =,
iutb, oil linore iaa lrnap BE- NAV, !.
ileobrlnger enDel ni ben &QoIfs inr,
lertlerne 1fnloe frembrinae. y, /
luItiti9 Torbgielie, Der I'm iorsoonr +,
Reelctnen parer. Zen maa tooss Nm
for beitanoig.
Wen iuaen bar uoQeriiuoe ,tr,r.
lsplia loeH peo at furcre oisie V,r5,,
Spt I'll ben gamle Nliuuos I'M
ON forIpate bet / igrti War.
Striu eitcr Or. GhoOvs gpo o~
Jtoiia. Gan pfreoe en- bel R557r,i
uaa at iiuoe en- Wteoicru. Der vilS,
oelbreoeiie. Nooeu faaes int.
81. Shops 8lenppretter Resin,
otter sl.00 pr. State hos Nputbs',r
neo Grpres betalt / 6orItuo. Ssr.
Tor $500. 4Oresier: Sr. 6. 2. en-.
2nb Street G., Raciue, @is.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-01
Sriif 90 raft.
Saalebes ifriper Wrs. 6. 6. Sliper
Stufncr, Seras.

5or fire Waaneber iiben blep ies ana
grebet al "Jlopins". pg b~ersfter 1T
ieg en- Soite, ipm parebe / Is Sase. s
penne 5io bar ieg aloeles lite iItanb til
at lisge, paa Gruno al en- 5ornems
melIe, iom ON jeg ituloe tp9les. I'm
Der min MenItruatipn osoe ieg nGiten
al Smerter | min Rpg, SOFTER ps 9aar
% jeg bapoe Iaa itarfe Rerpednfdlo,
at ies tnapt tunbe tale. Nine SGnoer
% Ssbber bar toloe ben bele lib. SEQ
leo osiaa fIsre Ganse al SisrtetilTalbe
= unoertioen tunbe bet Ilaa iaa burr
tigt, at man fun panifeliet funoe ta[le
Slusene; til andre Siber mart Iaa,
mart iau. SrGt felte ies mig belle sis
ben os munglebe albeles Qppetit. Sea
III Weoicin fra Dor 5umiliez 29gs, men
ben 6apbe ineen 0irtning til bet 8ebre.
Mten MI, tdttet bore Ssres afbeles bib
uncerlige Meoicin, er ie9 en- fritz Ga
raft 9pinbe. alt Saub ON n~oeenEnbe
at blipe fritz igien bupbe teg gipet pp,
men iua traf ieg til at laie ct at 0sres
gpertisiementer. Sa Tfrsp lea til Dem,
pg De radbece mig til at f~prisge pe.
rusna; / alt bar ies taget for $40 at
ben. Hu er leg friit, iunb % raft, oa
bet bar leg Dem at tatte for. Sea bar
iua pmtrent ct 8rag. oa lea 6eapnbte
at tuge 9eres Mebicin - min2eaemss
pngt bupoe aftaget fra 124 punb neb
til 100 9unb; MI er ieg tpmmen OBJ
til III % fcler mig beore, suo lea bar
aicrt for mango Iar. SuTino Sat til
DEM"
"t6ealtb anb geautp", en- Boa Tpez
cielt ON Gatarrb bos apinber, Ienbes
frit fun til apinber fra 5be Yesrusna
Srua Manufacturing Gompanp, So.
lumbus, Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-01
Srrtne Ncibrcoet

On aaInn,el SGge. iem bar iutiiet ia itlbao, i'm
Sraeprattltu bar mootistt ira en- Mlsfourr / Sfin'
eien en- Cpitrlit ior ct enielt peaeiabllit Wlobel. ipn
natiigi % permanent tnrerer 29rina. Sreudlit, "a.
iarrh, aihma 90 aQe Sugpumme / Oalieu On sus,,r,
ne. act er oataa ct poiitiut Nitoeel MOB Wsrpelpri.
iele ~ ale Slass NsrpeIlpeiier. ga han bar ipris,,
eeis oiounoetlise telbreoelee Gpne / Sudnoer al III.
iGlle, amer ban pet ipi in 4ts, At sipgs pI tefienot
lpt tne !ioeiee Dtebmenntiter. 2ilituR.et ltrpeb n,
peo SHfet en- o. Iiubre oe msneitelinc YbflIr. III
ia lenoc oeire Cpllrtir GRATIS ti ale, ,rfl pa,er n,u
l~nsliiller ON. bpOrlspeS tei Raj tllbtreoes p1 brnaes
Senbss pr Bon pee girotaseisE al Sumrtse. NtIpn
esits Slao, " A. NoSes. sao Powers Block
NoSHes'ei'N'i SbIseow
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-01

lanst uoopsr os fpnes oannet at en-
esen Gds, iom man bar talot aoros
mum. Spdb er Sorboloet og 5ors
b%inbelisn melem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Yrptuberanterne, Solpletterne o.f.p.9
&c, bet peb man life; men BET er Ting,
iom mao u~nberIsses. 0erfor gjeloer
bet at bore ON fig, naar en- total
Splfprmgrfelie inbtr9Her.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-01

Get bOlot lille. Sottor I. Tom III eciso
az en- sammcl Rome, ltrep Reccyt paa en-
Salpe % iaaps:
use bcr, 6ona mi, ani big meo BET ire
Gause ON Sasen."
aoncn taticoc oa Git, men Tom Soatn cf.
ter igien til Scttcrcn Os bah ON Nh Receet.
"4icn Den tulOe itrGite til / 3 Sage,~ Ioooe
Softoren.
'Rsi oa," iaaos fcnsn % bite irsm BEN
~icrrepne @ecept, @pet bar iaa eleuoiat Qap;r.
at bet taalts bare ct Qur 8uipninger.a
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-01

Boa Sfrrien. soiuoelia Iuriit: sSs.
rinnoslioe Ct bog ct iurIist eio, st0mauo
eaN ON q 'nsans TulOe %iOrliis % orulnt!-
Stprmauesu: Opt bet sr ri pant iii fra
Sarneomnen ai.s
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-01

Few people know that leaves OF
the old-iashioned sweet-scented ge-
ranium placed in the bottom of a
cake tin will give a delicious flavor
to cake. No other seasoning should
be used. A few of the leaves laid
on the top OF a bowl OF apple sauce
will impart to it a flavor that is
much liked by some persons.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-01

Spotisr lite mnoeaa saIpoelth r,,,, lied
.oa On gt a.gegas "a 4nulYs zee ~ rtsi
Pump and Windmill spring S;aslcJ
~oGrantercs g0,i 90 / SrH1. pw n, H.1
eitcet HE bar cen. IA litw Y rrsss "a y
Cplpsnibaer; opaip erroneous S IN 5srsssf
sigyrslie, 9tnne Sprlnl tsnSsS EMIL Co..
tlYrilea. DECohAh DEBORAH ~
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-01

VlTYcpcnT NY opDAGELsr, Ts-s..
yNtlcNotI, tigt selv de varrts TilfSJSs I
En2elsk efter Bog med vionesbyrd og iG H. !,
handling. Dr. II. II. GREENS Sous, Atlssis
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-01

gu er Chen til .isbe eano / bet ipplio,
Minueiota. 2. gptrtis im,nttt / ottt. glao.
% frip. 2ano maa ialsts.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-01
Sciren CT oeres.

ry4Fil2SSssas Dor hcIoios ancub,
spEaM rite ia fem iJd6ar. An
sez-s% trasr ben SsHe &c Il,
xt She antolCa % e ial
.- Mdlftne IAN Ten tay,J
re Wy Stui en- turitil lisl1
.41sE SpriCoporIintEg iOg
fdbrtterer mango 1,u I
Sla9S Snribators ~ SrnoeerS. sHo lrbu
pjgr Stgrrelier 80 til 800. gris ira $ IN
@%ieuesbpro | Nleppis. DIES MONIES IyS
Co., Box Ioa, Des Moines. Iowa.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-01

Den enselite Presie roIer @meritds
fore Sumoriit Mart Spain 0pis
rette Napn er Sdmuel Z. Glemens),
foroi ban fulot uo bar betalt I'm @ielo
til 0ebiter &c So. / Nsp gort. Mcs
@qifter ifripsr | 2onoon Zines:
"Iaor Sir @altsr Scott unbtaaes. er
Der blanbt 2itteraturens Mano neppe
noaet Grempel paa. at en- bar aiort,
bpab Mort Spain M bar ejort.
laa @oer iaat fcr aatarrbs zaipe. Der inoes
boiefr 2pifisie,
oa apitIpIp pfl aauffe Nitert ~soelraae Suateiaroien
% '~uritntre hele S%ntefnri, naar 81. iGdr 9uppaS
alemmem Slimpperilaoeu. SaGedrus Saaer buree
aibriq bruaes. meomiuorc De ioreitripeS al en- amer
ficnht gTae tbi Staoer. &C %nhrciter. or 10 Same
iirrre eus bet mnliqc Spoc. man fau nouaa ira n,ut.
"lag'S Gatirrh Nure". ~iiipirtei peo y. ?. 0seuep q
60 5olepp. Ghip. iuOeholhtr life BET riuletr Sptt,
iFlp, o. CT for iuh9prieS Brig. Set oirter D reit'
vdl Slooci CO Sifcm e SlinopcrUaecr Raar 4
/ tfgb T ~Ncn'S Gata 70 Cure" p~r utter raa, az I
iday osg Caic. % bruac i~Heppric.. &c fabrifertti
Lolseo. Chic. al Il. 3. Gheuep a g.. 9ttimoner
gratis.
~ srlaes al Trusatter. 9ris 75e pr. siafs.
! gals oauNiepiuer CT Do eeore. (Gpril.)
Evening star., 1898-06-18

handful of coins out of his pocket Among
them was gold piece bearing on one side
the Prussian double eagle, on the other the
portrait of Wilhelm, Koenig.
Where did you get that?" demanded
Bourke.
The Mouse seemed genuinely surprised
captain Speyer gave it to me-" he re-
piled placidly; ''all gold is good now. 1t
cost two like that to start me marching for
the Hotel de Vile; 1t will cost twenty in
future, he added.
Bourke looked at him intently, then, pa
tlently, he began to point out what the
presence of German gold meant among the
peopie-he spoke simply and slowly. ex-
planning to an undeveloped intelligence.
1T is distributed by German spies" he
said Bismarck pays them to weaken
Paris by turning Frenchmen against the
Frenchmen."
whats that to me?" replied the Mouse
sullenly. All the hatred of the rich famed
up in his single eye; he set his lips and
Sneered at Bourke.
"Frenchman against Frenchman. What
Is that to me? 1t is what l want. l. the
Mousew
Harewood shot disgusted glance at him,
Dut Bourke, subtler in his appreciation of
men, spoke again ps-tiently.
Very well; Frenchman against French
man, rlch against poor, If you WILL but not
now"
1T is none too soon." growled the Mouse,
with an evil light in his single eye.
Then said Bourke, IF you are in such
haste for money, go out to the Frussian
Evening star., 1898-06-18

That very night, unknown to Hardwood.
sortie was attempted from the gates OF the
south-a sortie, as usual. inadequately sup
ported by artillery. About midnight the
cannon on the southern forts aroused him.
Bourke came into his room, and together
they looked out into the night, where,
above the Issy fort, the sky reflected dull
crimson flashes as gun after gun doomed
through the darkness.
After awhile Bourke went back to bed
Harewood, too. slept soundly, lulled by the
swelling harmony of the cannonade. The
grumble of the guns ceased with the night
In the morning they knew the troops mad
failed at Chatil,on. They knew also that
the raid on the Hotel de Vile had proved
a ridiculous fiasco. ridiculous that the
government allowed Flourens to retire to
his Eelleville fastness undisturbed and
drink mournfully to the commune with his
carbineers 1t is probable that the gov
ernment believed it had its hands full with
out inaugurating civil strife in Belleville
under the muZZ!es of the Prussian guns
This inertia or cowardice of the govern
ment was the beginning of that disastrous
temporiZing later criminally indulged in by
Evening star., 1898-06-18
nes. They will pay you well for a pack

lines. They will pay you we'll for a pack
age OF today's newspapers.
''Dieu de Dieu" shouted the Mouse. red
with rage; "do you take me for a spy?'
No said Bourke. with a sigh of relief
Harewood rose and gravely took the
Mouse's uninJured hand.
You're decent casse-geule,' he said;
listen to NJ. Bourke."
An hour later the vague intelligence of
the Mouse, deformed and crippled from his
birth. was enlightened enough for him t.
see that he had been the very thing that
even his distorted nature shrank from-a
paid traitor to his own land
Then fury seized him and he cursed until
Hardwood threatened him savagely. He
understood but one thing-he had been
duped by some one-he had been played, i'm
posed upon. perhaps Knocked. And this a
criminal never forgives. There was no
righteousness in his fury-unless the blind
instinct that forces a man to spare his own
land can be called such. He abstained
from treason as he abstained from canni-
balism. If he had owned square inch of
French soil he would doubtless have fought
for it tooth and NALL but there was no
broader impulse to make him fight for the
land that others owned-the land owned by
emperors and princes and TIE rich. Ye;
even he would nor sell It, though he did not
even know why.
What stung him was that somebody had
tricked him into doing something. This
reused the sullen rage that never dies i'll
men of his type. a rage that needs to be
glutted with vengeance-a Somber hate that
must be hugged and cherished and brooded
until the red day of reckoning.
That day was to dawn-he scented it as
buzzards scent a thing far off-the day
when the specter of the red republic should
rise and stalk through Paris, until the
palaces sank in ashes and the cutters
marked high tide for the crimson flood.
But there were others first to reckon
with; those others. whoever they were,
Evening star., 1898-06-18

of Flourens, BuGkhurst and Mortier. and
the wholesale exesution Of the Undertakes.
Therefore. she was willing to be guided.
and HareWpod. without scrrrie. brought
the government = recruit.
There was another feature that Hare
wood had Neglected to cotint on-the Curl
Gus, unconscious attachment Of the Mouse
to himself. Was It gratitude for aid when
the police ran hin through the Passage de
rombre? Was it, an instinct that moves
live things to continue to protect whatever
thay save from, destruction? Each had
saved the other in sorest need, and now
the Mouse s>inclination moved him to move
when and here Harewood moved
There wa8 eAb IN the bird store and
here the Mdtse W&s ordered to battle in the
hot water pat Heurke brought laughing.
Later. his Roan&s redressed, the Mouse
sat down To be I'D. He wore an old suit
Of Bourke's clothes, his clean shirt made
him shy and SUSPICIOUS, but heavy din
ner dissipated suspicions. and. later. a mat
tress and Blankets in the corner OF the
bird store aided the Mouse to sleep sleep
of repletion pleasantly tinctured with
dreams of carnage.
Evening star., 1898-06-18

wherever they were. who had duped and
Knocked and bought and sold and tricked
and fiouted him. And yet he was patient
by nature-when vengeance needed pa
tence. He was sly and, when it served
his ends. cowardly. like q wolf in a pit
Bourke's brutal solution of the problem
needed Harewoods finer hand to prove it.
and he did. molding the Mouse at his will
tempting him with the bait of satisfied re-
vense, enslaving him with the oppressive
conviction of a knowledge superior and
more materially powerful than his own.
The Mouse understood that he had been
used for the pleasure and profit of other
men; that he had been tricked into treason
He also understood that Harewood knew
how to help him to revenge, and that made
him oociie. He comprehended that a knife
stuck into Speyer's back was poor ven
geance compared to the ultimate confusion
OF the whole spy system, the annihilation
Evening star., 1898-06-18

Society is composed of two classes: those
who talk war. and the dumb.-Life.
Evening star., 1898-06-18
"tI lvENtNJ SISS
BY ROBE wCHANBEQS

them. grieving at his grief, Whispering
consolation, forgfving with caress, a pale
smile, that mirrored the adora ton in mis-
eyes When two souls meet the purer alb
serbs the other and stains of life are wash
ed away. Into her spirit had come the
strength and knowledge that is needed to
bear the burden of a lesser spirit; she it
was who was to lead. henceforth and he
knew 1t. Young, yet worldworn, he sought
her guidance, he craved her spiritual
purity She wept a little, standing very
still, when he told her that he must go
with the troops-that either he or his COM
rade must act as breadwinner for them
both. He made it clear to her that it would
not be honorable to accept money and
make no effort. He told her that he. wished
to do this for his comrade because the sac
rifice was necessary. AS he spoke he
lonSed to believe that his unsefishness
might make him more worthy of her, and
she divined his thought and smiled through
Ter tears. saying he was all her life and
hope and happiness, saying he was brave
and noble and good. He said that his
comrade was all that. He made her prom
Use not to tell Yoiette until he returned be-
cause If Yolette and Bourke knew that
they We're betrothed Bourke would insist
on sacrificing himself.
He wouldn't let me go: he is so gener-
GUS Hide. my darling. l must do this
thing for his sake-for Yolettes sake
Yes, L shall weep more.
He smiled with that perfect happiness
that self-sacrifice brings.
Does Yolette love him.
Il don't know"
"And-did you think I loved fYolette,
sweethea-t?'
Yes. did you?''
"No. he said.
"And-now2''
Their eyes met.
And now,' she sighed, trembling with
happiness
His arms encircled her slender body. He
whispered, My Hide" then stopped.
For there came a tapping at the open
window.
He turned his head slowly. The window
opened. a face looked in. 1t was the
Mouse, haggard, bloody, blinking at them
with his blind eye.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-06
ELOQUENT MESSAGE.
Can.lausa rom ThiEa PaE..


ttons will have the earnest eonsIdera-
tion tlue 10 the magnitude OF the re-
SnonnibIIity resting upon yOu To give
-i,rb shane 10 the Relationship 0t those
y,1ld.PacIfic lands to our home Unlon as
min benefit both IN the highest degree.
resiiEine the aspirations or the cOmmu-
TIty that has cast It's lot with US ond
elected 70 share our Eolitlcal heritage
1rhile at the same time JnstiiYlng Sne
foresight OF those who for three-qupr-
fers OF century have looked TO the US
sImilation Of Hawaii as ? natural anu
Inevitable contamination. N hafnohy
with our needs and In fnllllment OF our
cherished traditions
The questions heretofore pending pc
tween Hawaii and Japan, growing out
of the alleged mistreatmcpt o; japanese
treaty immigrants, WERE am pleaseu
10 say, adjusted before the act OF tiane-
Ter bv the payment OF reasonable M
demnity to the government OF Japan.
Under the provisions OF the JOINT res
olution the existing customs relations
,oS the Hawaiian Islands with the Uni
ted states and With other countries re-
main UNCHANGED until legislation shall
otherwise provide The consuis OF tla-
wall. here and In foreign countries, con-
tlnue 10 fulhll their commercial agen-
cies. while the United States consulate
al Honolulu is maintained for appro--
prlate services pertaining to trade ana
me revenue. II would be desirable that
ali foreign consuls In the Hawaiian L.
lands should receive new exequaturs
from this government.
The attention Of Congress is called 70
the fact that our consular offices having
ceased to exist In Hawaii, and being
about to cease IN other countries COM
ing under the sovereignty OF the United
states, the provisions for the rellel mn, anu
remuneration Of destitute American
seamen IN these countries under our
Consular regulations will IN consequence
Terminate. II is proper, therefore, that
new legislation should be enacted upon
this subject,iin order 10 meet the chang
cd conditions,