davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-06
sttiS Ocr guaOcslSasiSsa aaot.
Der gOrfall anf DER SnEeI Slipper
TON.

@fbingtpa, 3. San. Die BON eitens
9ampIer rld1 San Srdnciseo iibers
bro9te Melblng ppn Der 8ertreibung
elmer Nn3dbI 9lrnerifaner bon Der sSSits
TEL glipperton bur9 ettl meyifanif6es
RriegsSaiFf bebdrf nod ber pffiSiellen
Beifdtigung. 9luber Dem leeren 8ss
riidt. boB bic griten 8eIiB BON Der
SSnfeI ergrifferl bdtten unp bdB bebrfs
gntI1eibung bes Re6tss Der Sbers
berrf9dft Meritos iiber biefelben Elm
RriegsIbiff dbgeIanbt fei. ipeib man
auf Der merifdnifben @efanbtIhaft
nic1ts BON BEN @orFdl. Ni4t mtnber
tdppt has Stats Z Sspdrtemert ii1s
9unteln. beunrubigt iiber bic Ran=
rint ift inbefen Niemdnb. 9us Sc
feb erldubt einent amerifanifdlen 8iirs
qer, duF irgenb elmer @udnniniel, tDie
glipperton eine iit. Qufentbalt gu reAz.
men, bod rur gum s3tned bes @eDin<
mes ppn @lano urb nathDen eripiefen,
| baB bic sSniel 3ur s3eit Der geiiBerz
gretfilng ni1t elm She'll bes @ebiets
elmer attberen Ndtinn mar. 5Dmit
banbeIt es fidb beaiigli9 glippertpn's 3
einfd6 nm bic sSrage zines friibereil
glnfpruas Ieitens Mterifps unb es
| T9eint, bqB Iein Qnre1t ebenIo gut tit
tpie bas 8raiiliens duf bic sSnfel Sris
1ibab mar, tpelde bic 8riten fir cine
&dbelitdtipnen in Ius1i9t genpnmeiI
batten.
Gef1e Mtnerdlldger.
gpmmiIIGr 9ermonn bonn Generals
2onbdmt ift nit benz Gntipurf elmer
@prldge befdGftigt, bur9 beren Mns
nabme Der gnngreB bic gegenip6rtig
pon eSnDianern pccupirte cSnTel Nns
nette an Der &iifte bDn Mlasfa, auf Der
reicbe @r3lager entbedt tporben fia5.
Der 8eIiebelling erI9lieBen fam. 8eit
eSnDtdnern foll elm beionberes @ebiet
duf Der 9albinfeI angefDieien tDerbeu.
Sir bic 0othfeibenben in
Cuba.
Na1 RiidFpra9e nit ben 9edmtsr
bes StddtsDepartemeitts bat bic Sc
| feIlI9aft Dpm 3pt6en &reu3 nunnle6r
arrangements setrpffen fir bic Grz
Offnung zines 9auptquartiers in 0eip
| goTf CUR gntoegenndbme unb 1leberz
mittelune BON 8eiIteuern fir Die gotbz
leibsnben in Cuba. sSrGulein Barton
pirb bic 2eitung iibernebmsn unb
m6glit1er 8eiIe perIDnli9 nn9 9o&
pdno eeben, nm nit @enerdltpnful Bee
bic nDtbnenbieen @prbereitungen 5u
treffen.
Rad benz @DlbIanbe
9os ariegsbepartement hat ben
2ieutenafst Sub $. greitDn pom 8.
gapalleriez z&egiment nit Der lleberfiib4
runq bes prppiGnttranspprtes na9
| Rlpnbife betraut. Sein erfter N1iid
ftent pirb lieutenant sSames gfpdtl
bonn 10. gapallerie= =Regiment fein, Der
ben 8rain in ben Sorts MuIhafie ilnb
Robinfpn gefammelt bat. Die 8ada
There befinpen it4 bereits in 8antotls
Der.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-06
is, pnfnrrsn3 mitbsm Gtass
Ddrbs DsImpmppDf.

Qpnbpn, 8. San. Dem Star auz
FoIee qriinben bic Rptbi9ilbs nDn ,5as
RIG anb @ien, in 8erbinbnns NIT Dsn
rufifden gstroleum &affineureH in
8afa, cine @e{enfdaft, bic beobfdtigf,
sgroBbrifdnnien NIT ruiTifdem9el bon
103 gra0 All berIebeR. irt g0rlturrer5
nil Der STANDARD 9eI go.
@ice Mbniral Sir @bDarb 0pbalt
Seymour, 8. 6. s., Der 3un brifis
{d)en 99rbefeIls shaber ber nineIIIcben
SFlDfienIfQtion erndnnt ipurDe, ofs
8lnnfolaer bon Mbmiral Auller, reiIts
aeftern, BON ieinem 6tabe negleitst.
uaA gong Song az.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-06
0btncTliGlc Situation.
China anOrt 9aus pI6Bli6 feline
0altung gcgeniiber Sentidlane.
SIS perlangt DC gtdnmung noll
aiGoiid)n.
GnslanO I)eBt.
Sapan rhltst nit grover Gnsreie.

& & d = s 81 ( (.
2pnbon, 8. san. Rdd einem Spsz
3iaI 9eIegramnl aus Sbangbai bat
Der Silins=2izganen plDBIif cine
f9roffe 9dItung 9egeniiber 9eutfds
lamb angenomnlen unD bic &dumua9
Don &iaotIbu geforbert. @ermutbIid
lit BON 9robbritannien Gin Druid oiss
geiibt iporben. gintge ruIIiId6e Sa9rz
Sellge IolIen 9prt Qrt6ur perldiIen baz
ben unb nit @binas GiniDiIieung i'm
Safen bon Salientpail ppr @nfer ge@
gdngen Iein, neil Der t0afen pDrl Bort
Irtbur nint geniigenD Raunl fir ale
bietet. Der Gar bat Elm 9dnDi4reibsn
bes 9ineIifden 8Qifer5 erbaIten.
Qus Song Song ipirD Der y5itnes1
Depef6irt. baB in Den bortigenNiariltez
tperften cie gr0Bte Giibrigteit berridbt,
iibsr ben 53fped lpiro tiefes 5tillf9pets
gen bepba1tet. Die 9etpegungen bar
britii9en sSlotte unb tpo tie 3ur 3stt
ii9 aufbdIt, lit in Gong Song nicht be-
tunnt. Der areuSer .9raft0n bat
8pbIen un0 Munition an 8prb sez
llomrnen unb lit tpieber in See 9e=
gdIlgeil.
Sine GpeSialbepeYc1e unsgurig msl=
bet, bab 6err &oume, Der ghef Der
dfiatiI9enQbtbeiIung bes fran5DIiidsn
gplpntalamtes, 9onntog in gebeimer
MiiIion, Die NIT Der &rifis i'm fernen
Siten in 9erbinbung ite6t. cine Reiie
nu1 China dntritt. Die 9epeI9e
iagt ferner, baB in &ur3enl aud cine
mititdriid6e 9pe5idl Z Mifiion na5
China dbretfsn ipirb.
Hefing, 3. San. Sbtppbl iie garne
Elm 9arIe6sn pon 8rpBbritdnnien lcs
1eptiref m6dte, tpeigerte ii9 bennoA
Die 6ineIiI9e &eqierlns. Die ccSnldnp=
Iteuerrt ausldnbif9er gpntrolIe 3lt
iiberlaffen; 81 5ung Chang mare bins
gegen urter getpiffen 8ebingrneen ba@
nit einberitGnben. Sails bic Qnleibe
nidbt 5u @tdnoe tommt. inirb China
feline &riegs19ulb ni9t Dor 1902 a6=
l6Ien. Nus Der 8rppinS @bang= Suie
fpmmen I9on lpipber M1elbnngen BON
elmer 8eIGfti9ung Der beuti9en Mifz
fionen.
Ser beutf9e areassr erFsr afofie
n8diferin Guguitu" 1T in Riuotf9u
dneetpmntei,.
Rd9rinten aus SDuI, Der 5aupts
ffubt &orsos, nrelben, baB man elm
gomprpuliB in s5prm zines lIebereins
tommehs geI9loifen, nd9 fpel6en s.
M2eapD 8roipn. Der britiI9e 3pllz
agent, nnD @err Qlerietp, Der rufif9e
Qgent ipeI9em Serr 8roipn gldb MAJ
den IolIte, genleinf9aFtIi9 Die tpreaniz
i9en 36[le nertpdlten tperben. Die
britii9en &riegsi9iffe, Die in @be@
nnlpp, Dem Sdfen ppn Soul, ltegsn,
buIten Iin bort auf, nm 6errn 8roipn
mpraIiIde 1lnteritiibung gu She'll psrz
ben 3ls ldifen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-06
@Ieffrif9e BuHn fiber ben
EhitfpDts dE.

Gda SyrnaciacD, 3. San. SO. &.
Bnrfbplber poqs bisier Gtdbt iFt ftnd
99fdsfd qereiIf, mn bprf gum @strieh
elmer eleftrifGen 9abn iibsr ben G6ifs
sept ) SAB cine sEettrifde 9nfuse al
errtnten. Die gleftrkitGt lpirn in
Gbed er3eust nnb nod einena 20 @lei=
len entferrif Mesenben pnnfte 5um8ss
nraut9 iibertrdgsn fperben. M9dn trz
ipurtef, buB Bic Mnlagen III efiul brei
Nlonafen gum Betrisb fertig fsili iperz
ben, su tpeI1er s3stt iener gbilfOpts
9oB Dermut6Ii4 ale feine GBredsn
berlieren fpirh
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-06
@am g90a's Snitaairn1.a.
Sie ileneil g3eamtea.

5aefp gorf, 8. San. Sine srpBe
Wienfnenmenge iammelte iit6 am gtenz
iabrstoge ppr bem RutAbanie an, i'm
Der ginfiibrung pon &obsrt d. Ban
@hd in bas Nmt bes erften 8iirgers
meiIters Der 3tpeitgr1Btsn Gtabt Der
melt beiauipDbnen. Inter ben prq4tz
Dollen 8lumsnIpenbea fief befDnhgrS
ein Stser. aug getben i,nb fnpaf5en
sSsmmprtelIen oeformt unb anf fpfsn
rubenb, in bic Qtngsn. Rlir3 bDr 12
llbr betrat Serr 8an lsnd fern
Bureau, tnp ibn bis 8iiraernetRer
strong, @lsafDn lizb MnrTter ernpffpk
gen nn6 beeliidpiinfcbten. Wltt sifrer
@rpibernng bes Sberhruptes ber Nie@.
EeHFtabt spn 100000 @inppbuern
T9lpB bic geremonie.
Inter ben BON 8lirgermsiSter Ban
Gpd gemd9ten grnennnngen Fnb bic
Eplaenben: Sbpn1s 3. Dunn Sbes
riff; SiItriftsanipalt, SpBn Bbafen;
Brdiinent unb gpmmiHdf Der Nphl@
LtGfiafests 8ebDrbe fir Mianbuttdn
unb grDnr dnf feds SaAre. ss5o6a go.
Geuer; @eprg 6. glaufen, PEGIs
bent Der partbeb5rbe; BsrnarD s.
g)orf. ecSubn 8. Ge1tnR, Shpuas s.
Samilfpn inb Mm. s. pbirfips, pDli@
asifpmmfEGre. Die beiber 2sBteren
Iff,b g3ebublifaner. 9@ Gprpner
nOeber unb authfri ipeistrten ka.
if,ren Qtmtsn aafplgern Banf9, JiBs
pasrid nnD 0art 9los 5il @a9ert iiitb
lppIIen an bus @eriht oppsHtren. STE
bebsupfen, baB ibr gernia noda ni9t
aboelauFen Ssi. Die nsuen Gorofer
baben irpBbem ibre Jlftionel, ssbess
ip1nnen.
Dpfsr zines aoubmprbess
6t. aDirig, mo-, 8. San. 5pbn
8oerino, Elm 70 Sabre after. ansefebes
ner ltnb iDob[habenbsr 8iirger Dor
|8elIepiIle, sSII., ipurbe Gdnrftag meDr<
sen Dpn Tsinem Gobu, ben NddAArY
6erbeiqeritkn baften, tobfim 8ett ulifs
aefnnben. Ser aopf mar NIT @tleta
| aumpFen synItrument eingefHldssn nrib
nit eineni SIsiIdernleifer, has IN Der.
gsabe ldg, fait p0flig BON Rltnpf ges
Erennt tpprben. Das 8als mar ndn
gBsrtbTa9en burhFDbsrt. Die pDli5ei
bat Elm berbG1tig ausfehsnDes sSnbipiz
! nium perbofiet. bas Ii1 I'm MoIb bers
ulntrieb. Der Grmnrbete mar ber
/ Batter bes ehemaIigen 1tdbtii1en
GdaBmsi{tsrs BON 8taebils. Der ppr
sinsnf sSobr nad) Grtbsdaug ppn llas
serEmIsifen q hsaiua.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-06
an qsarig hat .ber eSnffrnftipl

On paris BAT Der ssynifrnftipnss
ribfep MempIer, Der ben Banana Raz
nal zGfanbaL utlterTu6te. IN eirem
pa5Bliden Mnfol pon Mdbniinr
geIbItrnDrb be9angsr, ifben er isdI
aus einem 5eniter oea 5uitiapaIaitea
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-06
Batter, SHUTTER nnO bier SiHOcr er=
IeiOen Den sylammcntpO.
0tebrere anOere BerfOnen i9iimm
DerleBt.

Rem gorf. 5. San. 5e6s N2it=
9lieber elmer sSamilie erlitten geItern
Mprgen ben 5Iammet1tob bei einem
Seuer in sSerieD @itn. 9ie SoDten
itnb: @bplpb Gei9, 42 Sabre alt, Der
9ater Der sSdmiiie. emma Retd, AZ
Sabre alt, Die Mutter, EiIlie Gei9, q.
Sabre alt, SSSbd &ei9, Is Sabre, Gilbert
Ret1, ID Sabre, @uitap Gei9, 8sSa6re
alt. Mebrere 9lnbere ipurben perleBt
unb fpabrf9einlidh fpirb Der nern5ebnz
|idbrtge 5obn Der Santlte fterben. feitl
9dn5er &Drper 1T nit 8ranbtpnnoen
bebedt.
eSobn gDnipuD, gbeF bes eSsrfeD
@itD 5euerbepartements, ift gefdbrli6
nerbrannt tpDrbell; er fieI bur9 eiterl
brennenben SuBboben lnb tpurbe mir
nit groBer S9tpierigfeit gerettef.
9enrD u. Reid, IL Sabre aft. entfun
aus benz 9oufe nit f9limmen 8ranbz
tpunben an bem 0dlfe, 9eii6t unb an
Den 9dnben, bo9 finb feline @erlebunz
gen ni9t lebensgefGbrltd. Nbplpb
Aei1's Wobnbaus mar in Der 8ernlaz,
ia Mbenue, naBe bem SubfDn 8pules
parb i'm SubIpn @itD 9iItritt, es
mar Elm breiIt0diges gebdubs urib ecmz
Portable eineeri9tet. Man glaubt, baB
bas sseuer bur9 ben 9eiSdpparat I'm
&eller entftunben lift unb ftdb einen
@ea Bis in's brittle @tpdtperf 6a6nte,
in tpel9em bic 5dmiIie f9ltef, pel9e
IpGt am Mbenb gu gett gegangen mar,
ba lie Observation-Disclosures unterbielt. 9r.
Rei6 mar Elm tpphlbabenber 9runb~
eieent6umspgent. 5enrn Gei9 ipurbe
friib am Morgen bur6 Seuerlirm aug
Dem @9lafe 9eipedt. glls Ct in ben
5lurgang binauslief. iab er S!ammen
unb Gauh i'm. nnteren 9dusgange.
Sein Batter unD feline Mlutter iparen
bort in Na1tfleibern unb fu9ten aus
bem 9aufe su entfomr1sen. Der iuf1ge
&ei9 lief auf Die StraBe unp alarz
mirte bic sseneripsbr. 4ls er auriid=
febrte, tpor fein 8dter ilirgenbs 3u Ie@
BEN, uber elmer jetnsr 9riiber. Sigis=
numb nit Rdnlen, mar bort unb er
mar f5limnt perbronnt nnb tpurbe in
Elm &d9bdrbnus sebrd9t, tpp ct fugte,
baB i'm sSemanb getpedt babe, iinb
hoB er bur9 ben bIenbenben RaaA
anb Die 9sSlommen Die &rsppe binuater
| unb in bic frif1e 2uft eeIaufen lei.
Mebrere 9ompffpribea tpurea
prpmpt our 9teTIe anb innerbaIb sehn
WlinuteR mar bus sseuer gelDf6t.
Dann begdnR bic 9ltr9fu9una beg
3ouies. Die @trdblen Der 2dternea
Der sseuertpebrleute enthiilten brei ber@
foblte 3elhen am sSa,Be Der Sreppe gez
eest bic Munb seFebnt. @s mdren Die
aei@en BON Mbolpb Rei4 feiner Sods
Ter Sillie unb bes fleinen @nitns. Ser
Batter mar anF bic So1ter sefallen
unS fein @06n1en lag in feinen 4re
men. Sic ipdrefl Biz sur 1lrtfentli9e
felt perbrdHnt. SIM GrDgitDB ffplper=
len bic 9etiertpebrleufe iiber bic 2eis
den bon Sssba nnb arbert. Sbeile Der
@lisbmaBea nuren boIIitGnbig dbgee
brdnnt nnb Bic @ef9ter furhfbdr rers
| Serrt. Die Wsrtfer tpurbe i'm @peifee
| sinnes sefanben, He mar diieeRfneins
Inb bnroA Rdum erittft. Sie 2siGta
spfrbsn nosb ber 8fosgue sebra6t
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-06

3u9ft oes tnnteil ?Ntateridls tit gIei9@
3eitig @Drge getrueen; Denn i'm sSa=
l,udr fon md Elm sfpeiter erDBerer
9ampfer bes vHprbbeutI9en Climb"
tDeitere Mdrine @rtilIerie unb elm
SdbIrei9es 2a5aretb 8erTonaI nit Der
nDt6igen 4usriiftung mad 8iapztf9u
bringerl.
Die ilndusgeieBte Gnttpidelnng,
tpeI9e bic iapaniI1e Slotte genommen
bat, uno an6rerfeits bic 8erhGltniiTe in
China IdiIe1 es Der beutI9en Marine=
Derpdltun9 orlgeSetgt er19einen, einen
Rarine Qtto9e fir Sftaiien nit BEN
giBe in SDtio gotobond Su entfens
ben. Dies 59eint Der MartneOertpdIs
tuna Inn 10 me6r nptbtpenbig, ais be-
reits gngldnb, GuBlanb, SeIterrei1,
sSrdnfrei9 itnb audi Spanien Marinaz
be5ip. Mtlitdr attd9es fir Sftdiien
u1tterbolten.
eeSn Der 9enfmdlsfrage fir bieMdr5=
gefallenen bef1IpB Der Stabtratb nit
N gegen 18 5timmen, einen 9entftein
nit Der sSn59rift 3u feBen: r9en 1848
8efouenen Der Stabt Berlin. SrpB
bieTer sdbmen unb bD9 3uglei9 ipiirbi=
qen sSdfTllng erfldrte Sberbiirgernei=
tier Or. 3ele i'm Nanen bes Wdgiz
itrats, 6aB DieIer IicD fotppbI Der Iuf.
riatune zines 9enfiteines, als ouh Der
cSnI9rtft tpiorieBe.
@a0ritrGnbenOc &atatropDe
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-07-08
Engineering Under the Earth.

The newest wonder in American en-
gineering has just been inaugurated at
Haughton, Mich. viz, the Red Jacket
shaft of the Calumet and Helca-the
greatest mining shaft IN the entire
world. 1t Is 1900 feet deep, and, COM
pared with 1t, the deep silver mines of
the Comstock lode In Nevada, OF the
wonderful mines In Austria, worked
for many centuries past, are but shall
low pits. There are six apartments,
says the New York Sun, each equal In
size to an ordinary mining shaft. four
of these being used for hoisting rock
and lowering timber; one is used for
the ladderways. and the sixth and last
compartment carries the wires and
pipes fur telephones, light, power,
water and compressed air. The under
ground workings of the shaft are laid
out with mathematical accuracy, the
undertaking course of the copper-bear-
Ing lode allowing work to be planned
thousands of feet ahead of the mineral
picks. The great pumps which free
the mine of water are operated inter-
ohangeably by compressed all and elec-
tricity. The power drills which eat the
holes for the dynamite cartridges are
run by compressed air alone, and there
are more than 800 of these drills, each
doing the work Of dozen men, work
ing both night and day, In the Calumet
and Helca mine.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-07-08

Hints on NJ Macadam Construction.
The building of macadam roads has
grown into quite business, and those
who are engaged in it occasionally
strike something that may be useful to
others. A correspondent of the En-
gineering News gives views on various
points as follows: The quantity of roll
ing considered desirable Is O serious
question, and it is hard to specify GER
tain number of hours with a certain
weight roller for certain number of
square feet Of surface for all kinds of
rock. have lately drawn up my sp, ci-
f1cations to read that the foundation
that Is, the earth surface after having
been cut to the proper depth and the
soft places filed with sand or fine bro
ken stone-and each layer "shall be
rolled with roller Of not less than five
tons weight and sprinkled, and said
sprinkling and rolling shall continue
carrying not less than two cubic yards
of stone can be hauled over 1t without
making an appreclable rut." There IS
no mistaking the meaning of the clause.
I always advocate a roller of not less
than five tons weight, and prefer
horse roller. If the rock Is an extreme
~ hard material and does not bind
well, then q heavier roller can be used.
! may be peculiar in my preferences.
but my experience with extremely
heavy steam rollers has not been all
that could be desired. In most cases
there is too much crushing of the ma
terial. If the contractor possesses a
heavier roller than f1ve tons, and, In
my opinion, the material can stand 1t,
he is at liberty to go ahead.
My specifications insist upon an en-
tire absence Of clay and loan In the
metaling, but there Is such thing as
going to the extreme In screening
Doubtless Madacam and some Of the
European engineers could succeed in
doing without binder. suppose tires
are much wider abroad than in this
country and loads are heavier, and un-
der the influence Of the traffic and with
constant repairs a road of fair sized
stones without binder ultimately be-
comes first-class. Here we must face
the fact that tires are narrow, and the
J" III SeldOiu SlSilu Az SCAIo
for maintenance inside of three years.
Binder Is therefore necessity. But 1t
is best If of the same material as the
macadam-
My specifications generally call for
three layers-the first of rock, not more
than four inches and not less than two
inches IN any dimension. This layer Is
to be one-half the total thickness Of the
finished coating. The second layer is
third the thickness of the coating,
and Of rock not more than two inches
nor less than one inch In any dimen-
sion. The third layer to complete the
coating must contain rock Of the same
dimensions as the second layer. With
respect to the proportion Of the sizes,
the specifications call for mo more fine
stuff and dust than Is unavoidable and
for not less than Is per cent. of the
rock in the second and third layers to
exceed an inch in every dimension. and
the pieces to be as nearly as practicable
cubical In shape"
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-07-08
CLIFFORD: SWANS
X X PANIC O. &c

let. But she retained her self-command
sufficiently to recognize juvenile
whistle that sounded shrill at that mo-
ment in the back yard, performing
some variations on popular air.
Young Nick was Oiling his bicycle. His
elder sister threw up her window and
called to him peremptorily to come up.
Clara was still on the bamboo couch,
trying to recover her breath, when a
youth of years, In corduroy knicker-
bockers, appeared in the doorway.
Cant 60 out now, sister. Got to Oil
up"
You took that note to Mr.. Swan, did
you?" his sister asked:
Yes, sir. And / took the other to
Miss Clara. Didn't l, Miss Clara? Did
the whole trip In seven minutes an
"Never mind the time," Elsa inter-
rupted. "Did you take that to Mr.
SwanT holding UP the bulky letter
Clara had brought.
That's It," said the boy, nodding
How did you get 1t backT'
60" was all Elsa could say. and
she slammed the door to, behind the
puzzled youngster.
Don't you think you'd better put the
letter in fresh envelope and send it to
himT Clara asked, becoming very seri-
Gus.
"My dear Clara" said Elsa, "I shall
never speak to Clifford Swan again."
"Oh. don't say that. Elsa! Please!
II shall never have a chance. know
that man too well. And you. of all peo-
pie"
why me, Of all peopler'
Hes positively afraid of you. He
thinks you the most formidable tease
on earth, and he can't stand teasing"
"Then what do you think he'll DOR
"My own private belief" said Elsa,
speaking very deliberately. els that he
will pack up and go to the Klondike,
without saying word to anybody"
The catch In her friends voice as she
spoke these last words brought most
unusually serious look to Clara Hen
dersons habltually jocund face, which
was still glowing under the combined
influences Of laughter and q rapid bi-
cycle ride
ELSA" she said, give me that let
ter"
What are you going to do with It?
No, I can't, Clara. 1t will look like
running after the man"
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The above is the substance of the first
article published by the Monitor Now fol-
low some clippings, taken from the same
the slightest shadow of a doubt, IN view of
this testimony, that Mr.. Petch's cure is
permanent. Here follows the account:
On being again questioned, Mr.. Petch
said: "You see those hands-the skin is
now. natural and elastic Once they were
hard and without sensation. You could
pierce them with pin and would not
feel and W what Is s5 true Of hands is
observed that I have now even ceased to
use cane, and can get about my business
perfectly we'll. You may say there Is obso-
taltefy no doubt as to my cure beiug permanent
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"Well then, good-by. What time Is
1t? Ten minutes to three. Good-by."
what are you going to DOR
'T want my letter"
Your letterf"
"Yes. You must have sent me some
letter, or young Nick wouldn't have
brought me Mr.. Swans"
"But it doesn't matter. can tell you
now you're here. 1t was to meet me-
about that picnic, you know
"Never mind" said Clara I'm going
to have my letter.
And she whirled away. much as she
had come, only without laughter.
Clifford Swan was sitting at his desk,
on his high stool, experiencing cold
chills, wondering how a man SO cas-
lily upset as he was by a trifie could
have held his position In bank all
these years and risen-repeating to
himself mechanically. Can these
things be, and overcome US like the
shadow of cloudT Still more vividly
imagining what Elsa Davis had said
in the letter, wondering how much Of
1t Clara Henderson had read, and
dreading her terrible laugh. But he
would not face that terrible laugh, he
thought; he would sooner make will,
leaving everything he had to Elsa, and
| then
"Mr. Swan" said the young clerk,
who was becomings really uneasy by
this time, "a lady wishes to see you"
Tell the lady I'm very busy"
The young clerk stared at what seem
ed to him the obvious untruth of the al
| legation, but nevertheless he took the
message to the paying teller's window
in the front office.
"Mr. Swan, the lady says she has
some very important business to settle
with you, and will you please speak
to her for two mlnutesT
"Who Is the lady?"
81 know her face, but she didn't give
me her name. She wears brown vel
veteen bicycle"
Light hair done up In coilT'
The young clerk nodded.
"Mr. Edwards" said Swan, IT don't
think I'm very well to-day"
"T noticed that you weren't looking
well before you went to lunch"
"Mr. Edwards, think I'll go home
for to-day. My wheel is In the back
hall, think. Please tell Mr.. Glinn I'll
be all right tomorrow"
The young clerk stared and walked
away to the front of the bank. Then.
as Clifford Swan reached his hat and
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one say, in the face of such testimony that
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are not entitled to
the careful consideration of any sutfeing
man, woman or childp Is not the case in
truth d miracle of modern medicine?
To make the evidence complete we pub
llsh above fac Smile cut of the check re-
ceived by Mr. Petch from the Canadian
Mutual L life Association, being the amount
due him for total disa bility. 1t is unneces-
sary to odd that this life INSURANCE associa-
ton did not pay this large amount Of
money to Mr.. Petch, except after the most
careful examination of his condition by
their medical experts. They must have re-
garded him as forever incurable.
Mr. Petch's address is as follows: Reu-
ben Petch, Griersyille, Ont Canada