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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27
Ceferrci6.

= Der Speratlonsiaal BEG Yrpfsi=
Tors Or. Weinlehner in Na9emeinen
Grantsnbauie in @ien mar Der
ShauplaB eiuer eiaenarti0en Demons
itration. IS banoelte iih I'm ben 32=
ilbrigen Qrtiiien ,Gbepalier Gliquot",
Der Dor elmer In3abl BON Mdnnern Der
@insnidaIt cine in ibrer art in Wien
mObl nod ME 9eiebene SOrltellung gum
Yelten 9ab. Yroienor Weinlebner
bate ben Sbwerterirelier bereits ihon
tags DOrber ulteriuht unb 0eiIen Sei=
liuu9en oils iebr intereiiant befllnoen.
GDsUalisr @llQuOt mahte i'm 8anaen
ucuu &unhitiite, Die oas Giniiibren
bon mebreren Shmsrtern, ferner elmer
llbr iummt 3ette ourb ben Muno in
Den Maaen biz su elmer 2dn9e bon 20
3ol, ionic Die SerausbsIOrOerun9 oie-
Ter 8eaenlt1noe b~etrafen. @liquOt
poliilbrte bic 8siltunHen nit itaunsns-
wertber Prdcllion. Snsbeionoere oas
&sri6luden BON IA Sdwertern 9elang
ibm CANA a%lsnebmeno. Oils err Die
bon elnem Speratsur entlebnte &emon=
tnirubr iammt Settle bis gum Wioer=
blten. ben GliQuOt nit ben 3dbnen
ieltbislt. einseiibrt bate, traten meb=
rere NsrS.e, oaruntsr Yrimarius 0r.
Ncoienbaher. oil ibu beran. leaten Die
&Opfe on Die obere Srult oes Mrtilten
uno fonnten bas 3ifen Der ubr b6ren,
bic lib II Minuten lang i'm Suuern
bcs Wanues beIunoen bate. Sie 9or-
Iisllun9 fano ben lebbaitsIte ysiiall
Der N%nmeieppen. YroiellOr WeinleA=
ner duBerte I'D nah ShluB Der @Or=
iislluus iiber 6liqIot Observation-Disclosures:
Der Nrtilt ein trditi9er, m~ittelg,OBer
Wann bon auIiaaeno tart entmidelter
Salsmusculatur. iOnlt normal. Yor
allen iano lid cine auiiallenos Serab.
lsBun9 Der Grre9barteit Der seiammten
Shleimbaut oes &aheneiuganses uno
Madsns. iooaB riidIi1tslOies Wtanipu.
liren niht Die minoeiten @ii,abemes
enn9en Ooer Seldweroen berpOrruft.
Die Musculatur Der Speiier6bre uno
oes S1lunoes erIbeint auffaleno ent=
,pifslt uno Dem Willen Diel mehr uns
terwori Ell al ieln, als in normalen
Eauen." Spll gemunoerun9 duBerte
Ii6 YrDIehor Weinleduer iiber Die
Sebnbnrieit Der Spsiisr0bre Gliquot's.
Sine iplhe ,&Obre" bat man in Wisn,
no es bch intsrenante &0bren 9enug
9ibt. luobl nod nl6t 9eieben.
= Gin bsiteres Sntermewo lpielte
lih wdbreno Der lebten Qutiiibrun9 bon
vGomeo mo Sulia" I'M g8iener Burg.
tbeater ab. bel Der Serr &ain3 als
Hpmeo ieiu 8aitipiel besnoete. SIM
lebten Ntte Der 2iebestra90oie eri6eint
Oronun9s9emdB @raf Paris i'm 8rab.
aemade ieiner un9lildli1sn yraut uno
iiberralbt bier GomeO, bon benz er
nab turasm Bort unb Sbwsrtsefedt
nieoer9sltoBsn Wiro. 60 melt ging
glles gut. 9lber als Serr Srebler.
Der ben @raIsn paris gum erlfen Male
9ab, tDotlib 9etrofen nieoerllnten lOll=
te. lieB er I'M Glier bes SPILLS lno in
be9reifliher SOoesan9lt ole bel Den
Yroben 9etrOiienen NnoronunNen auBer
gdt. Gr iiel Dor benz Sarge Sulias
ouf Elm umirdnates Yollter nieoer. oas
fir Gomeo beraeri6tet toar. Sie Sage
mar GuBerlt tritiih. &Omeo puBte,
oab feline &sbensminuten 9esdblt mas
ren, uno lab nit mutbentbranntem
Seraen, oaB oas polter. auf benz iein
Soupt 10 bequem uno maleriit binnen
Sturgeon bic lsBte Guls iinosn fOllte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27

9ersbppbnsr eln9ebolt mo 0elDnWt.
8Oin pebrte iih perS,usiiclt uno Ieuerte
nit sluei &e~pplpsrn. in ieoer Sono
einen. auf feline gsrfplger. Nber er
traf niht llno wuroe raid %iiberwdltiat
lno aebdnat, tporauf iein SOrper nit
Gu9eln ourbl6bert Wuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27
3urs ttuO biinDin.

INNER Elm sewiNes GOrurtbeil ge9en
iOgenunnte patentmeoi,inen. Selt ih
ieoob nit 5orni's Nlpentrauter Ylntz
beleber betannt ,uuroe. bat Iib meil
urtbsil 9eanOert", ibreibt Serr Wt. Is.
Msllpn, 1874 %. Mlap Str. Chicago,
ST. - Wlro on oas 4ublitum brett
pertauit ourb BEN 6abritanten Or.
Yeter 6abrnep, Chicago, ST..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27
Str8tnia.

Ser 9eiperaOo Yleas 8oin, Der
am Slensta9 b. ". Sunt GeiieriOn an
Glln6 &iper in See 9ountp sri6oB uno
6reo Burt tOotli6 perpunosts, wuroe
WllttpO1 Nabt bon elmer Ansabl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27

ludte tie lire Wobnuna auf. YaIo
oarauf horten bic Nadbarsleute lautss
Shrslsn uno .3ammern. Die arine
frau mar pabniinnia 9eworoen uno
an ibr.m iilbsrnsn Sodseitstase
IN Die Srrenltalt sebra1t peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27
T,txenthurner Wnsftte.

man auI ilrer Stube i'm Slute idpiln=
mcno. Nab Den gngaben oes Nrates
ourtten Die tOotlihen StreiAe ihon in
Der Noht erfol9t iein, 3u elmer 3eit.
mo bic heioen Wdohen bereits i'm
Shlaf la9en. 3pei SObne Srom=
mer's b~efinoen iih in @olmar. Nab
Der vStrabb. ppit" ma 9rommer ldn=
9ere 3elt in elmer Nerpentlinit in
Strabburg.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1898-05-12
Church Directory.

Reformed Church-Rev. G. A, WhitmoIe
sssor. Services bi.weekly alternating
morning and evening. Services $ sdnes'
day. D. N. Sunday Schoo! p. M.
Guild each Lords Day 8 sop m. other SER
vices announced from the pulpit.
Lutheran Church Rev. A. Bredenbsk pas
t.r. Services, Sunday 10 A. NJ. and $50 P.
Sunday School, 2. p. X Prayer Meet
ing, Wednesday, Gas P.
United Brethren Church-Rev Z: B
Castle Pastor. Regular Services by ap'
appointment from the pulpit.
Glass Meeting every two weeks At 10 q. m.
rraye1 Meeting every Thursday evening
Sunday School M.
Mite Society Srmi monthly. Wednc' day
evening at o'clock. w. Mis-. Meeting
Monthly at Parsonage.
Neravian Church Rev. NJ. F. Oerter, Pas
tor. Sunday School every Smnday,9a;m IN
Preaching services will bo held every other
Sus,lay ss heretofore. alternating morning
and evening at 10 AID $50 respectively
Methodist Episcopal Church - Rev,
N. H Courtney Pastor. Services every ,'lter'
nate 3 4nday at 10 A. NJ. and 7Oo +. NJ
Sunday School at 8 A. II. Prayer meeting
every Wed .c-day evening ut 100 a.
81, Stephens Church, Protestant Episcoa'
Rev Ernest M'Ii Rector Services
every Sunlly a, 1913 n. III and p. N,
exec asst Sund in month, ut ln,j0 g.
m.,3p III SERVICE Fri!a,s at $50 p IN
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1898-05-12
CHAPTER XVIII

"Thoy ha~o oo.nep'
There was no misunderstanding the
emphasis placed upon that personal pro-
noun by Liza, husky voiced as she was,
from the breath taking speed she had
made between the loomroom and the
big house.
The little colony of women were
grouped at ono end of the long Lack
gallery, intent upon new experiment.
Mrs. Martin was quite sure "a good sub
stitute for indigo could bo evolved from
tho wild cofieeweed that fiaunted its
yellow blossoms in every fence corner.
Her experiment was, so far, nothing
more available than lot Of dabby Look
Ing messes on boards placed i'll the sun
shine to evaporate
Without haste, but with perturba-
tion that made visible the tremulous'
moss Of her delicate, blue veincd hands,
old Mrs. Strong Chat was what they
called her after Annahel came) rose to
her feet, letting the ball CT coarse plan
tation yarn fall unhceded from her lap
At another time she would have depre
Gated such heedlessness but not now
She was white to the very lips with tn,
terror Of great uncertainty.
She stood for a second, clasping ant
unclasping her thin hands i'll an agon..
Of irresolution. The rest had gone ava;
and left her standing there all alone.
With the swift directness Of wei
drilled military squad the group of VIC
men had dissolved at sound Of thos
three ominous words hurled at them b.
Liza while still afar off.
Since the fall of Vicksburg had mao e
the invasion of Sans Souci mere que.
ton Of time the role that each woma'
was to enact when the enemy was Gctr
ally in sight had been carefully assign
ed and conscientiously rehearsed.
Mrs. Stronghold Annabel; no ON
ever asked anything in the way of az
tive cooperation from her-was give
position over tho two looscned planks i
the floor of the front gallery, benee
which everything on the premises -
shape of firearms was concealed. OF :,
Dolbear's joiner work was not aboN
criticism. and there was certain tel
coNTINUED.]
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No 4

siderate amount OF clatter. The letter
of Liza's reply was lost to her, but the
spirit Of it was made manifest by Ran
dal. Lifting the little left hand to his
lips, he pressed fervent kiss upon it.
"Thus, for lack of n golden circlet, do
seal my troth and thine"
"Liza." Timidly from out the gloom.
my poor little Mamie. Forgotten
all this time"
II was thinking" said Mamie, COM
ing forward tumu1tuously, "that may.
be you would like to have an engage
ment ring. Something or other, you
know, to make things seem natural and
correct I tried not to listen nor to un.
derstand, but / couldn't help it, you
see. 1t was all SO dreadfully romantic
and heart breaking-being courted in
graveyard by campfire and all, you
know"
She stood between them, holding up
plain gold band. "This was nam.
mas. It isn't much to look at, but it
will make things seem less dreamlike
when one Of you has gone back to camp
take 1t, with my benediction on itf''
Randal's perplexed eyes left answer
to Liza.
"This is Manic Colyer, my best and
bravest girl friend. Think we will take
her ring, as the unconventional seal to
an unconventional proceeding"
Unconventional I should say. And
heaven grant graveyard wooings never
may become conventional" said Ma.
mie, relieving herself by this f1ippancy.
A startled cry from Abram caused
them to turn quickly toward the tatter-
cd figure prone upon the army blankets
"Adrien. old fellow, you're not 60
ing TO give me tho slip after I've gotten
you this near homes Home, mother,
wife, child, think Of them, dear boy,
and it will give you strength. They're
near by, Adrien-just a little while--
and you will be at home"
But the dying mans eyes were not
fixed upon the sorrowing ones of his
co,nrade He was stretching his hands
fcebly toward Mamie Colycr.
Randall rose from his knees and drew
back. "He wants you, not me. y
Trembling, wondering, but resolute,
Mamie knelt down by the poor shatter-
ed wreck He drew her closer with one
fevered hand.
"Tell Strong-tell Strong-I've tried
to make 1t t-about-about-tha
college mess. I've confessed it to the
governor. He'll be his friend. l con-
fcss it to you-bccause you-loved him.
III confess it above-soon. Then i'll
stronger voice: "Ran-thank you, old
boy. Yes-but little while will be
at home"
He was at home.
Who was to tell themp
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1898-05-12
CHAPTER XVII.

Trudging rcsolutely In Liza's wake
over tho uneven cotton burrows along
the weed walled crossroads, with the
gray twilight rapidly efiacing the fa-
miliar landscape, the professors daugh-
ter, consciously aiming to keep up her
courage, took refuge IN levity.
Don't you think it would have been
the part of prudence to have told your
brother where to look for our bodies,
Liza, if we are not back by s O'Clock?
But I forget. We are presumed to be
virtuously reading French together in
the privacy Of our own room at this per-
ilous moment.
"The peril is altogether in your inag-
nation, Mamie. We had to tell them
something to got away from them.
Thou foolish virgin, thou puttest no oil
in thy lamp, and-see"-
Che swung the lantern i'll her right
hand at arm & length. 1t 1arod, flicker
cd and expired just as they were enter
ing a small grove of thorns where the
slaves burying ground was located.
They were left i'll total darkness.
"Mercy!' Mamie gave smothered
scream and violently embraced her in
trepid leader.
Lets go back, Liza. Please let's
turn back
"No, 1 tn, going forward. You may
go back il ycu Choose
Choose? l never expect to choose
anything on earth agnin. Life has re-
solve d itself into one great, big, horri-
BILE must.
Poor little Mamiel But indeed we
are in no more danger just because our
lantern went out. y
perhaps not, but should like to get
one glimpse of the man who is going to
murder us-just one. might be called
OH to identify him in the next world,
you know"
"Listen. hear voices now. We are
almost there.
They stood still, quite close together,
Mamie still maintaining her hold Wig
orously upon the skirt of Liza's basque.
"Singing."
eyes, singing. That is encouraging.
Do you suppose men can sing when they
are meditating murder?"
"Do be serious, Mamie. Here, give
me your hand. Now, step up-one,
two, three. The weeds have about TAX
en- these steps. Now then-wait. We
have right to eavesdrop."
"Call 1t reconnoiter. These are war
times. They we pitched their camp right
by Gabriella's tomb. I see the fire, not
much of one. They re just building it. {"
Liza shifted her own position with
roiseless restlessnees.
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"Thcn don't need me-

"Thcp don't need me-"
and Seth are all the men we have left.
Father and the boys are out at Lake
LOCK-, and the governor gone to find
Adrien."
"Adrien Strong! Present.
Liza shrank closer to Randal's side as
the words rang sharply upon the still
air
Poor old chap! You called his name.
He thought it was roll call. Give him
his coffee, Abram."
The boy knelt beside the crouching
form, holding tin cup of the hot black
fluid close to the unshaven lips.
"Capt'n, Mars AIDE, yere' your coffee.
Abe done hot it es hot as blazes" ;"
"And so, my brave little woman,
transfer that poor wreck into your keep
ing. He will go without any trouble.
He is as docile as little child. Abram
and I have still to find our way across
the lake under shelter of the darkness.
/ long for glimpse of the old folks at
home. Before daybreak we must begin
the return tramp. But--Liza"
"Yes?" She lifted her wet lids to
look at him.
perhaps was right, dear, in going
away without binding you to any form
oil promise, but I need the comfort Of
some assurance from you to take back
to camp with me. think you have
known for long time, dear, that l
loved you. How is it with you, little
Liza?'
Mamie Colyer, standing an entranced
eavesdropper, hidden from them by q
spreading cape jessamine bush, shook
her fist in impotent rage at Abe, who
was breaking rp camp with an iucon.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1898-05-12

"But your mother was in the other
room, rummaging In those trunks that
always do make her cry, poor thing, so,
after I read that thing, just concluded
to have you up here for consultation
over it. You see It is addressed to no.
body"
Eyes"
$50 just asked Mrs Martin please
to go down to the big house and send
you to me In a hurry. told her to tell
you the whole stuff was III snarl. So
IL is. When that black hand came into
sight 60 mysteriously, / gave jump
that jerked the shuttle out Of my hand,
and there it is, shut up in tho middle
of the warp. A body loses all control Of
her nerves such times as these. Do read
that thing aloud. Perhaps your voice
will make it degree less mysterious. !"
"No, 1t won't" But she complied.
"'1f any two of you women will come
out to the family burying ground this
evening at 6 O'Clock, you may obtain
some information about Adrien Strong.
No man need come unless you desire to
frustrate the whole scheme.
"That leaves us without any protec-
tion. Seth can't 80 with us. What arc
you going to Go about it, LIAR
Il am going to be there. "
"At tho graveyardl At 8 o'olockl
Why, Liza Martin. it is quite dark by
O."
almost dark, not quite. ! imagine
the writer Of this would have set the
hour later If he could. Evidently he
wants TO be screened"
"But'-
every we'll. Mamie, see how you
feel about going. Ishould prefer having
you with me, but have plenty Of time
30 row across the lake and get Amy
Chambliss
Mamie turned upon her Indignantly {:
"G all the imperious, impatient,
impelling wretohss ON earth, you are
the greatest You know very we'll, Liza
Martin, that II any one Is going out to
that graveyard tonight to be murdered
In cold blood am that person.
VERY well, then, that is off our
minds until 8 o'clock this evening""
ut may be off your mind, but mine
Is Of too mea1er a capacity to hold any
thing else until the mystery is solved 1"
Liza laughed and seated herself on
the loom bench to release the imprison-
ed shuttle.
"Liza!'
"Yes, dear"
"Kiss me. You arc remarkable wo.
man A tower Of strength to every one
Of us, from Mrs. Strong down to Dren. !"
Apd the ceremony Of osculation was
audibly performed
"But, Mamie" Liza drew back to
ask impatiently. "why ON earth didn't
you try to find out who the hand be-
longed tor
"Couldn't. When woman is in q
state of collapse from terror, she doesn t
go into particulars "
At which they both laughed trtle
Historically.
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Patents

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ecuted. Upon receipt Of model or sketch or
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Leave II 'cky Ridge tor Emmi'shurg a.
$40 and 10 40 II IN, and 81 and 36 p H.
Leave Elgcmon, for Waynesbolo, Cham
beraburg Shippensburg, and intermediate 81"
tIens at Z Os and II 45 Il m and 80 p IN.
Leaye Hsgerstown for Cherry Kun ana all
points on Potomac Valley Railroad at . 10
nsn and IS and 8 pm.
Leave Brucevllle tor Frederick at ~, . %
md 10 40 a m and 5 3s and 6 25 p M, and for
Littlestown, Taneytown, Wrighlsvile and
Columbia at 8 AZ a m and 8 As pm.
Daily-all other daily except Sunday
tStops to land Passengers from Baltimore
I'M HOOP. B II. GRIswoLD.
Gsnl, Manager. Genl, Passenger Asen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-30

conean AMI three knots faster than the
oregon.
Acavc coxnizarcs IL being taken by
the po,ice Of a unique Organization
which rectrrly came into exlrence ~
san Frargisco. says Aie Chtoncle. II
Is known a. the IA A7,hers club a
eltis glvtn It by 10 founders, II con-
slsfs ~ abau! forty professional beg.
nars. who have cr,.erti Into a sort -
dfusf 90 Control the business - t1lrt-
ing alns on she public STREETS. VITA
In ghe ,.nst ghrtt dayE ~ Ess ihau NJ
teen itaditix promoters " the begging
nilnopiiy have been ehfgwu tnio jan
by ciitr u chief Iats. Tuf siay the
club received ~ dircst blow when lean
McDnwtil. Nyho Il crt1Hel With being
it, prfsitf,.. aud John DUNLOP. his
tighi.nsnd man. wcrc taken if.n eus-
ioiy by Policemen hn Moriaisy ani
". =. smAh. Two days pr viousiy to-
"dlspatchtff'' Of the "Msichers club, -
shy" o'Bren ar.l "sccty" H1gin.
were urrosiei by the sam ofiiccrs.
The price " Mordant cattle has
avtfarti nve per CEN hgnfr than dur
~ any sean5n previously IA tn hiI.1ry
% che ffalc. accord * 60 the report
q ne ssitc I'VE stock cJuanlsf1n iur.
suinftei 20 oovtrrlr SIM h. The tum.
her shipped outside the illte duiiux the
rsagon a. iSas was i1S.2Si. ana oo.oOO
wrrc klfyd Tor hJne clflunptl1nmak-
ina thc CurTImp,on ~ Mnffnnn ca..lc
this yNir 2is.22S. The aveiuFc piicc
o ctivcd WIS So had. a material ad-
vicise over Lao. years average price.
Dufirg ne year .ie Montlrn inspectors
recovered 1905 sirays. worth sG3s. 0Oo
80 Nnich S22i.ei3.a0 wac PAID through
ta1 Morsanu Stock GruNffa' assoch.
/ ton one - the SPECIAL fcasura oi
the bulincss ln ihc isas season wls th1
sharp 1lvArrc N stock castle while
ths aivaucc In stock ctaaic WA % per
cent, over 1897. thtro was only an
ndvaryc ~ per cert ln beef cattle. TIE
/ hz advance ~ g,lek caU was dus iu
| che dcuaii ~ feeders thfl devs opcd
/ carly IN she rf1llp OWtrg 90 thr hlf1
l price n young rock f4grr clfiie wcri
brought lf.1 the STATE duwrg lhsi So.
/ E1r than ever before. The st1ck CON,
| mlftinncrs Eay Only 1900 Casgic wrrl
shipped lfi.p thc state during he year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-30

wsc5,. oppftsslnS thi'- taxpayers. that
H. tlt to be exrtnti anywhere.
wen. f,r the fams rtsl1n shat Our
laws are mt pcffeC in Is Will be ca
reied that our schUls are not pcrftc-
firr. BIZ lfrnt thy lte becoming more
ara m,re efiiciefs ra,h year IL amply
a..otipd. The reputation u the state
ard especially % the a.gcr c.;ics for
having exceptionally ga.i cducai5nd
facilifts tr clnnrE Oh be known out
li,e The s,sI,e. \ giIifyirx fact in
fe.f connection Is .h1t she excellence
n our rsh0o,s Is iriIc,nE MN gfttiun
mere. supsrn.tndCn, MllApaugh u the
sali Lake C,y schools IN a receig re-
,iof. says: Reports fram several q the
huii'rzs iriaote fh.f q large number
u families atiiacifd by she eiucatur n
, ! ,autaess nrcred acre have tccfsly
tiken psrman g. reiience IN th.s
i am proud ~ .he humble part as
nuhiir servant I hiVf hktf In ap-
prsfrr he ita's'r'an rrae.3iHg for
he pfist1g pubic school syst m.
'tlufh conscious 20 many detects
lhert.m I nm anxious ,n be known A.
4 srir-li - fducaAon. ! believe IN thu.
srh1ci of m ditira. ! believe thtt cia-
cation .s sure cure for irr rafse lad
irtapicfy. ard I am nicls.d to.strika
lrnris with che educators ui the sig.o
Who are applying ehc remedy"
Following the Governor speech the
ogden ceceiia club sang There ~ a
River" Little Miss Mamie Tout fol.
lowed with selection from the upe1i
Sasaueiia. Notwithstanding she w.,s
suffering somewhat from COLI. the
audience vuciferlusiy demanded u
double encore from the little mczx1.
soprano singer.
The session then adjourned until p;3t
this morning.
Immediately after the evenings ses-
sion. at the request ~ Chairman Kings
bury, the fcachcrs. friends and press
mon We're invited to nm Informal fccep'
ton In the knights " Pgthias hal
corner VI Twcnty.ser1 aud Washing
ton avenue. whore there were free mu'
alc coffee ana refreshments galore. A
very pleasant couple ~ hours wa
spent In social intercourse. and q gen.
oral rood time Tor al concerned nnd
che general verdict. although II hirdl,
comes Ne n grammatical sentiment
from tho visiting teachers. was shat
OGDEN did herself proud"