davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1899-10-23

FOR EXCHANGE 16O acres in Mis-
souri, for cheap lots in Phoenix or
small acre tract close by. Inquire
of the wagonmaker at Coyle's black
smith shop.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-23

Christmas books; soc book. 15c:
81 book, 25c; $3.50 book, soc; $3.50
book, Use; credit given; freight paid;
outfit free. Ferguson Publishing
Company, 438 Fifth Street, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-23
EDUCATIONAL.

Miss Mary W. Franklin has taken a de-
partment in Mrs. Clara A Evans
school 2S4 w. Monroe street. having
charge of the classes in Enaim
allure and the French Lang
ducing in the latter ''Rosent
cd of Practical Linguisitrl
wishing special instruction
branches received on school. day
II o'clock. Mrs. Evans prepared
for admission to any university
NAL school.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-23

WANTED Ticket to go east. In
quire this. office.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-23

WANTED-Show case; secondhand;
eight feet long. Address Box IA.
Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-23
MUSICIANS.
VETERINARY.

f. o. RICHMOND, NJ. D. G. PhoeriF-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Surgeon and Dem
fist; diseases of all domestic animals
scientifically treated. Office and resi-
dence, So West Van Buren, street. No
charge for consultation. Agent for the
Horse Review.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-23

CERvERA's DAUGHTE RIO WED
Arizona republican., 1899-10-23

S25o.00 a month guaranteed statesmen
selling new patent Oil Gas Burner
for heating and cooking stoves.
Quick, intense heat; cheapest, clean
est fuel. Perfection Burner Co., D.
116, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-23

LEAVE orders for housekeeping and
work of all kinds at Labor Office, 213
West Washington. N. D. Valentine,
119 West Jefferson.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-23
REMEMBER PAS East Washington
Street for low prices.

REMEMBER PAS East Washington
Street for low prices.
FOR ExCHANGE-Good residence on
North Fourth avenue with money,
for small. we'll located ranch within
two or three miles of court house.
Call at 1872 North Fourth avenue,
Phoenix
TO RENT-A we'll furnished house in
country, yet near the city; six rooms,
pantry, closet, etc; horse and car
riage if desired. Address Box 722.
FOR RENT-Three rooms furnished
for light housekeeping. All modern
conveniences. No invalids. cs1
North First avenue.
WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Call between II m. and 2:30
p. m, or evening after 5. No. 527
North First avenue.
WANTED Twenty acres unimproved
under Grand canal, and twenty acres
with house, under Grand or Maricopa,
as soon as possible. w. ]. Murphy,
First avenue and Adams street
FOR SALE-Eighty acres of land five
miles from Phoenix, snap for cash.
Call at office and be surprised at the
low price. w. ]. Murphy, First av-
enue and Adams street.
WANTED-A woman for general
housework. Highest wages paid for
a competent person. Call at Phoe-
nix Light and Fuel company's office,
corner First avenue and Jefferson.
WANTED-Ladies and gentlemen who
Good salary and references Call and
see US. Fleming block, Room 315.
Professor T. w. Osborn
FOR SALE-The lease and furniture
of the Wharton rooming house;
eighteen rooms; most central room
ing house in the city. SO North Cen
ter street.
STRANGERS welcome at, the Intelii-
gence office to free city list of fur
nished or unfinished houses and
rooms, suites for housekeeping, city
or country board. 80 North First
avenue.
FOR RENT--House with bath, porch
es, etc. Also fiat, furnished for
housekeeping. Apply 546 North
Fourth avenue.
FOR SALE-A home, double-walled
brick house. A half acre of fruit
and flowers. Fine lawn, cellar, bath
room, barn, hennery, city water.
electric lights. For terms address
Owner. Republican Office.
FOR RENT-New1y furnished rooms
by the day or week; transients ac-
commodated. st. Lawrence, Adams
street. between Center and First
streets. Mrs. Ida Anderson.
FOR RENT Water rights in Grand
canal. See ]. Ernest Walker real
estate. insurance, loans, 26 South
Second avenue. Hubbard building.
WANTED-To trade, a well broken
colt for steady single driving horse.
DR.. STROUD.
FOR SALE-The Hotel Oasis at
Glendale, Ariz. Price cheap. Terms |
to suit buyer. Address Owner, Box
q, Glendale.
furnished rooms, single
or en- suite, with board, in private
house; piano. bath, ETC.; everything
154S East Washington street.
boarding house, 529 West
Adams street. Board and lodging 81
per week.
FOR SALE-Nfce gentle mare, harness
and TON b11COv SA5. n I1,rr-oi- a
Arizona republican., 1899-10-23

FOR f1rst-class board in the country
and first-class accommodations adj
dress j. A Mcbride, Box 7S2.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-23

boy about IA years old.
Call at Arizona Bakery.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-23

! TO RENT-A we'll furnished house in
country, yet near the city; six rooms,
| pantry, closet, ETC.; horse and car
riage if desired. Address Box 722.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-23

FOR RENT-Three rooms furnished
for light housekeeping. All modern
conveniences. No invalids. cS1
North First avenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-05
@lntiae 4dmpfe.

Gbinsiif&s 3situnsen. bic in Berlin
einsetrofen finb, lafen fsinen 9peifel
earaber, baB, trob uaer amtIi&en Ab'
leusnune, blutiee 8dupfe in ber Propins
S&unstuns reip. i'm SinterIanb bon
2iautidau borssiOmmen fnb. Shon
felt sipei Wionaten beidmpften bort dimes
iii4s 8esierunsstruppsn uno 4ufrlbrer'
i4aaren chamber, tpel&' 2ebtere ON si.
ner 8epssuns sesen bic Dsuti6en be.
tbsiliet iinb. gs fam 3u einem Trsfsn,
in bem Elm &ineiifder General fieI. Bie
eS i6eint, biIbeten f&Iedte grnten ben
srftsn anIaB su ben rlnrubsn benn bic
8ep6Iferuns mabt bic 9lusldnber fur
aass Nibssidid SsruntportIid. Ser
Stattbalter 2i'en ssriprenste fdIisbli&
bic Iufitdnbiiden. Die 8sipssuns ss'
gen bic Deuifhsn tpuroe BON ben iosss
nannten 8rtbern beS Rotben 4rsuses
orsaniiirt (bie natirli@ nit Der befann'
ten @eielidait bss Rotben 8reu,ss
nidts gu ibun baben), unb bic MitsIis'
OeriGuft bieisr SrsmOenbafer Orsani.
iation fol- ii1 in Der Propins S1anetuns
auf 100. 900 belauisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-05
Tranfrei6 lerut.

Die Strabburser Gaiiertaee baben in
6rantreib bebsutenbsS Mufieben erreet
Die bessiaerte Stimmuns Der 8ep0lter'
une unb Der pursdsli&e 0erlauf Der aai'
ierparabe tpsrben lebbaft anertannt unb
er6rtert. SIM Barrier Temps" tpirb
bic @ntfaltuns ter Truppsnma6t bon
0,000 Mnnn auf bem Polp8on ..abio'
lusment impOiant" senannt unb i'm 8er'
slsi6 nit ben in Srantrsi& iibli6en 8a'
raben ipmo ber beutfden Paruoe Orb'
nung, bsionbers in 8ssue auf bic ipi6ti'
gen Truppenbsipeeunsen spiiaen ben
bsibsn 8Orbsimdriten, Der 8orsu8 3uer'
tanni; iie uerIsibs Der SruppeniGau
,.msbr Sntersfie unO 9luben". gbenfO
rdbmt baS Barrier 8latt, oaB oer 8aiier
bic snbnen stlbte, obne oab bieis, tpis
in Srontreih iib neigen; in einem be.
mofratiihsn Staate blrfe bod Dor Iaem
oas ,,@mbIsme be la Batrie" iid ni&t
Dor biefer ober isnsr militdrii&en Ber'
i6nIiHfeit beusen. unb man bate nit
oieiem Mibbrau6 fdon lanee aufrdumen
iolen. Gbsr aud bic psribnli6s Auf'
nabme bss bsuti6sn 8aiisrs bur@ bic
8spbIisruns pirb ri&tis bsurtbeiIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-05
6eiunpe 4ritif.

Or. Wspsr bon 8resIau, Deutf&lanb
Elm @ntOmOIose unO Rsiienoer bon 8sruf
bot iid einiss Gage in WafbinBton auf
sebalten. Sin iniimer Sreuno bon ibn
iaet, bab sr cine lunes uuterrsbuns mi
WeainIsp unb Sseretir Root sebab
bObe. Ser bsutibe 9elebrte III neuIid
bon elmer fiinfmonatIi6en 8eiie burd bi,
Ybilippinsn ;urIdsetebrt unb ioa sr IL
9eanitpOrtune pOn 6ra8en erfldrt baben.
bic amsrifaniibe 9olitit nuf isnsn Sn'
ieIn isi nidt Ouruuf bersbnet, ben 2rief
balb su bssnOen. @r ssists, bob BIZ
Silipinps elm frisoliGss Bolt iinb, bat
lie aber bur6aus bic Soee baben. biz
AbFht bisies 2anbss sebe babin. iie au
untsroiiden uno bnb iis fdr ibre Srsi
bslten 10 ldnss idmpfen tpoasn, als fl
2suts in's Sslb iteIlen i6nnen.
Or. Nsper ioG aud ssiasi baben. bu6
bic 5iIipinos in ieoer 8s,iebuns ben @u'
banern iiberIsssn iinb. CT bat Gubu
beiuht uno bic ginssbOrensn sinesbsnt
ltubirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-05
0teleiAt aebt Sti8.

Sect Iisst msbr llriuds Dor. 3u CLAUS
ben, bab Dis auf ben Bbilippinen elnen
Radfolser erbuIten tpwb, als ie supor
unb bdrfte Elm Dediel eintretsn, ebe bic
uitiusn Operationsn tpieber uufsenom'
men psrben. Sn einisen 8reiien pirb
eriIart, bab er in ben nabifen Iasen er'
folssn tpiro, ObsIsi6 es faum eIaubbuft
erideint, bab Der Brdiioent Dor ieiner
HGdfebr aus benz Weten cine aenoerune
eintreien luHsn piro. Die &esen3sii
pirb nidt Dor bsm l. Desember poriiber
iein unD es Iiest aud in Der Ibat feline
Noibpsnbisfeit Dor. ben Wediel lange
Dor iener 3eit pOrsunebmen. 50 1T iebr
pabrideiull6. buB acmiral Deipep bes
9eruiber bss Brdiibenten in Bhilippi'
nenfrosen perbsn pirb. Dewsp bat iid
oas 8ertrauen bsS 8olfes ertporben unb
es 1T befannt, bab er auSseipro6en fefs
4nIihtsn BON Der 8bilippinenfraee une
iibet bic Irt uno @eiie bat. in Der biz
Operationen bort seleitet ipercsn ioQten.
Seine Ulsinuns BON Dts III feline iebl
bobe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-05
Cine Misfen Shbuerbauerei. .

Die er6Bte Slbnerbausrei Der @sIi
befinbet ii6 in 2ittls @rompion in benz
Staate Rbobe SsIanb. Ser Better
bieies rieiissn SdbnerbofeS bsrisnoet
labrlid l. 100000 @ier na9 alien Sc.
senben Der grbe. IS III eine reselrs6t
anseleste Golonie, bic iid iber elm slem,
LID aussebebnteS @ebist eritrsdi. Dis
pielen sleidmdbis eebauten S6usben
uon 8 SUB SDbs unb 10 bis IL Sub
Sreite blsten befonbers aus einissr @ut.
fernun8 einen sans eisenartissn Rsi3.
Sc 40 bis so eierIeeenbe Siibnsr bepob.
men nit einem Sabn INNER zines bieier
Sdusden. bic IN 3piibsnrdumen bon
80 Sbriit bic eanse Aniiebluns bsbsdsn.
Die Tbiere erbulten oes WoreenS sinen
aus setodtem Semitic uno aartoffeIn
beitebenDen 8rei, ber nit 8leie permlift
wlrb, uno bes Atenbs einfuds @siits.
Die sroben Weneen Sutter psrben auf
niebrise Wa8en eelaoen, unb ndbrenb
bic peri6isbenen Wdr.er 3tpii4en ben
Rsiben ber ilsinen Sduisr laneiam bins
ourdfabren, itreusn ie bas Suttsr ber
bsfsoerten Sdaur bin, bic hets nit
srobem @erduib bas Sri4einsn Der
Nabruns fpsnbsnben 8asen besribt.
Bel Der gfadmittassfitteruns perOen
8lei&seitis bic gier einseiammst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-05
ltufreuuSli6e Gommeutare.

Die eIeritaIe 9rsiIs Msrifo's in nit
Der sspIanten Reiie bes 8rdiibentsn 9iaa
mad ben Ser. Staten gar ni&t einper'
itanbsn. Wan faieIt bapon. buB selss
ssntIi6 isines aufentbalts in @aibinss
ton beabEdtist isi. Jpn gum RGdtritt bon
isinem @mte su iiberreben. Dic8inlep Q
SbeuI iei. tpis Ssosr ipiHe. sans 9lmsrifu
@sisse oorsuidreiben. Gneere 8ssieb.
unesn su Der n6rcIi1en Nadbarrepublit
pIroen nur ben amsrifanii4en @infub
in Werifo rermebren unb Elm FOLDER Gins
fIuB fbnnte, anasiidts ber irummen 8ieIe
Der norbiiden Nu6barn, ibrer uneridtt'
lidsn 2dnbersier unb ibrer 8orma4t'
8eitrebunsen auf bic Dausr nur bon
uebsI isin. nebrieens iei bic gditelns
lssuns bel bem 8unoessebdube in @bica.
40 Der 8eadtune zines msrifanii4en
Brdiibenten niht pertb.
Ser .,Wsrican Seralb" faet. oab BIZ
3uiammenfunft stpiihen Wc9inlep uni
Dias @rfsrsm @sIessnbeit ssbsn tpdros.
often su srfldren. bic 8ereinieten Staa'
ten pGrbsn sine grt Iateiniia.ameritani'
ide CONFEDERATION. bic sesen europdli4'
@iumiiduns seridtet iei, freuois bserii'
Sen. @ine iolbe grfldruns tpdrbe ben
@dblsn Der Isinoe Der 8ereinisten Staa'
ten in ben idoliden 2dnbsrn ON tpirf
amiten ent9egentreten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-05
Die YaquiS'Jnbianer MAIDEN ben
Werifanern su ftbaffen.

Na1 ben 8erihten su urtbeilen, bic
bon Orti,. Staat Sonora, Rsrifo, elm.
setroffen iinb. peridIsdtern iiG bic Gus'
iidten in ber 2riesfibruns ssssn bic
gaqui8 ebsr, als bab iie beiier ipdrben.
2isut. Maioran, Der ii1 aut bem 8ese
nad Der Stabt Msriio bsfnbst. um Der
Rssisruns 8eridt su sritatten, fast, bab
in benz 2riese sesen bic SnOianer nod
an tein @nbe au bentsn 1T. @r beridtet,
oaB ii& bic Snoianer in fleine 8anben
aetbeilt baben unb nun in energiiher
@eiie einen @uerillafriee fiibren unb
OaB bic msriianiiden Sol6atsn dbnIi6s
Iaftiten unsenommen baben. 8pif6en
ben felnoliden NbtbeiIuneen fin6en bdu.
fig 2dmpfe itatt. Die Sneianer permeis
ben offenen 8ampf unb bsIditissn bic
SoIbaten burd 9lnsriffe aus iideren
Steaunseu in ben Bergen unb auf ben
rauben 8eretraben. Dabur6 fdsen iis
ben Iruppen srobe 8erIuits ;u, obns
ieIbit piel su Ielben.
Gen. CORES bat eebeten, ibm eins
Iruppe 2anbSIeuts aur Silfe su ienben,
Oieis. bon isber Seinbe Der guquis uni
an ben 8ampf nit ibnen sep6bnt. ner.
ben bon ben Snbianern isbr ssfiirdtst.
Die Snoianer Usrtreiben bic 8erelsu't
unb ri6tsn LIBERAL 8lutbioer an. Sir
Dubenben bon SdarmlbeIn fieIsn pislt
Snbianer, Solbaten unb 8ergleute. De,
eanse 2anbitri6 1T in elnem .3uiianb,
Der @dbruns unb bic amsrifaner perIai'
fen bic @sseno 10 i6nsa aIs mbsIid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-05
Sfieorise 26bue uub Gutlaiiune biz
Tplae Der xruftbilbuneen.

gOr Der SnOuiiriecOmmifion iasts bsr
8esrinber unb ississ Sefrstdr uni
Sdabmsitsr Der Tobacco Worfers'
SntsrnaitOnal Union. Serr @banS aus
2ouispills. aus, bab 80 PrOsent oss in
ben Ser. Staaten fubrisirisn 3abafS bon
ben bsibsn aIs bic .,amerieon" unO bic
Sentimental Iobaeeo" 9sielli1aften
bsfnnnten 3ruitirmen probuairt usrben.
@r duberie iib babin, bab er berartiss
8inse oils einsn Sbaben fiir bic Arbeitsr
erabte unb ilIuitrirte bieS burd bas 8si'
ipieI ber AbiOrbiruns brsisr Sabrtisn
Our1 bic .,4meriean COMPANY. infoles
nsren 500 unb 600 2sute auf bic Strabs
ssisbt purbsn. Sn einem anoeren Sale
bate mad Der @oniollbation eins Rsbu.
eiruns bss 2obnes BON SO so auf 81 .25
per GAG ftaiisefunben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-05
einpeibuns bee Sofer.eenfmals

3aiisr Srans Soiepb Bat in ST..
2eonbarb i'm PaHepertbul, bem 9eburis.
orts Anbrsas Sofer's, Der Ginpsibuns
elmer @sbd6tnlb. 2apsae beisetpobnt. bic
sur grinneruns an ben berdbmtsn 3iroIsr
5reibsitstdmpfer on Der Stsas, mo Gas
Dirtbsbaus .,am Sanbs" itunb. errid.
tet tporoen in. Auf bic Gniprade oss
2anbssbauptmanns @raf 8ranbis eripi.
bsris Der 8aiisr unter Gnoerem: W6ss
Der @eiit Anbrsas Sofer'S bic 3iroIsr
nis SsrIafsn. 80 fslt i'd iiberseust bin.
bab is in Der Stunoe Der @efabr BEN
Rufs ibrss Fdrtsn foIsen tpsrben. 70 in'
mig tpdnide i'd, oaB Der burd uralts
Ssimaibslisbs ssbobensn 2ruft bss Dol.
iss bic frisbIi6s Nrbeit erbaltsn blsibe,
70 baB bic SsIbsnfesIs Sofer's TETS auf
Elm trsues, tapfsrss unb slad!i&ss 1irOl
berabblide.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-05
q ommentare lber bic xran8baals
Sttuatipn.


Die 8sr6fsntli1uns Der bsibsn Goten
gbamberIains bonn %. September bal
in Der bsutiden Breife nur ipeniss Som.
msntars psranIubt. Die optimiitiiGsn
4nfdten baben gum 3beil bem @inbrud
Blab sema6t, bab Der 8riss unpermeip.
lid unb bic britiids BoIitif isst nur nod
barauf ssridtst isi. 3sit su estpinnsn,
um Die miIitdrii4en 8orbsreiiunsen 3u
poQenben.
Die ,,Rational. Ssitung iaet: ,,9is
griIdrunsen ber 1ranspaaI' Rssierune,
tpie iis aus bsm @rfinbu6 bsrporeebsn.
fiebsn in p5lisem Biberipru6 nit bsr
Standardization 8sriion bon benz gu.
gefdnbnib Der @rperbune bes 8lrssr.
rehts na6 fdnfidbrisem Iufentbalte.
llnb mas bic iibrisen Streitfrasen anbes
trifft. 70 tpirft bic cine Rssisruns Der an.
beren BsrRbie por."
Die ,,8srlinsr Heuefsn NaGri&ten"
idreiben: Scr Streit iiber bic SuSsrs
anitaisfrass il in 8iriIi&isit nur DOrt.
iIaubsrsi. gaitirlip III oas Granspaal
nidt iouperdn, ba es burd @neIanbs
8sto psrbinbert tpiro. internutonaIe 8sr'
trdss absuidlisben. Dies il bon Der
Trunspaal. Resieruns ME bsftritten ipors
ben unb lsstsre perlanst isbt aud nur.
oab gnslanb fid nidt in bte inneren An.
ssIsssnbsitsn bss 1ranspaaI sinmii8sn
foQ."
O.. ..... .E..L sI..... OD..f..I...-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-05
Gurioiitdten Derbrannt.

nniddBbarer Sdubsn ipurOe Oon'
neritas Rudt in Der 3udsrbddsrei bon
Gbus. s. @untber, @blca8o, an8eribtet
Gine srobe Summluns Der prd4tisitsu
8unliiadsn unb Gurioiiidten. bic bort
sur frsisn 8siidtieuns ausssitsat puren.
tpuresn bsrnidtet. Sur NIT Ylotb ent.
rannsn $50 Wdb&sn, bic i'm brittsn uni
pisrtsn Stod arbeiteten. Der 9efabr. De,
8srIuit am @ebduoe unb Daaren betrdsl
Sl50,000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-10-05
esIaiuare, suda. & @saern Gii.nbabH.

Woning, b. Sunt. 1899.
3ass ptrlaItn SCRANTON fur Nsp yorf um
$50, 3 on 3D., fir Ntp yurf unb philadelphia
nm $40, 500 unb 1905 Dr., 1855 unb 3.33
Ra&m. Sir Buffalo 1910, 2.35 unb 9 90
Wprssns, t.55 un6 $50 Ra&m. Bingham,
ton unc 3pi6snRaiiOnsn LOS Ha&m. Nt&-
pIlcn NrrompeatiUn nm 600 Radm. 8ae-
tprppils NerOmobation 400 Ra6m.
{. s. 3. Dipifpu-6iir Nortbumbrlane I'M
800 unb 1905 W. unb t.55 unb $40 NaG.
Sir Raniiepfs nm sos unb ti.t0 W. 8ir
plymouth nm 335 uub $50 Na&m. 8ar
finsifon I'm 1855 Ta6m.
8pIfGnbist ausfunft iibsr Sattu nat alien
5brilen btr Der. Stdaten uno Canada fam Ia
Der LidttofFes I'm 9abnbsf trbaIttn ptrhtn
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-04-21

Quick as thought the small head in
the large bonnet was turned in the di-
'.aotior Of the STARTLING sound: the hlua
eyes, raised for he first time. met Jim ;
eager gray ones, in bewidered surprise
then gradually the voice and eyes of
Jim GreysCn took form and place in the
woman's memory. y lightning fash of
recognition; swift smile from each TO
each; a burning blush on the pale Ma
donna-like face. suddenly grown child
ish; then 10 each came simultaneously
the thought Of TIE lookers-on. ! think
no one besides myself had observed this
little by-piay. No one seemed surprised
when Jim, Offering his arm, said in com
mOnplace accent: Come. sister" and
they walked away demurcly together,
the other members of the army" close
ly following. Soon they all disap-
peared within the door of low brick
building on Ninth street. over which on
white arch was painted in large black
letters, salvation Army hall"
Next day l met upon the street Sam
Hunt. Did you know how suddenly
jim enlisted?" he asked. THAT was the
girl he left behind him-the one with
the timbrel. Did you notice her? It's
Is years since they parted. They've
loved each other since they were babies.
She wouldn't write 20 him, though, be-
cause he had gone off out west and got
wild and wicked"
How will it be now?" asked.
ooh, he's all right now. Hes a con-
vert, sure enough" laughed Sam.
They prayed with him at the hall. I
don't know what he told them, but he
told me he was just everlastingly sorry
for everything he had ever done TO keep
him and Nell apart. That's penitence,
amt il? Queer wasn't it? How he
happened TO come up on her way out
here. S'pose I'll have TO go back alone
now, but what n find for Jim! "-Spring-
field Republican.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-04-21

Holland, April 1.-THE Chassis
Michigan of the Reformed church,
closed its annual session here vester-
day. Rev. }. u. Winter Of South Bend,
was elected rs new president; Rev Ii.
g. Brchby, of Holland. stated clerk
Dr.. Van Nv, iumenhurg Of Kalamazoo.
member ct the coucc,l Of riopr college;
Rev. q. Il ColIic,, %. trand Haven,
member Ut the hoard OF supcriotcnd-
ents OF the seminary; Dr. G.. j Kolen.
of Hope college II Meyer of Grand
Haven, aud Dr.. Van Iwalamenburg, of
Kalamazop, delegates to The general
Synod To be held at Cetshil, \ Y, in
June.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-04-21
With grave. honest

levity was visible. With grave, honest
countenances they stood, giving the
most deveut attention. while one of the
women exhorted: Come, come to-
night and accept your Saviour, and His
pardon for your sins!" She talked rap
idly and earnestly. and they listened
respectfully, although ii struck me
that on none of the faces could dis
Germ any signs of interested feeling.
That did not surprise me. Colorado
miners are not notably religious; but
they are notably respectful, even rev
ercrtial i'm their attitude toward good
women. / have heard an old miner
affirm that if he were obliged to leave
his young sister in the world, poor and
unprotected. he would trust her sooner
than anywhere else on earth among
the gold and silver miners in the heart
of the Rockies.
All this time while ! was cogitating
upon the ways and Songs of this
strange Army Of the d."-of their
strongholds in all countries. their sac
rifices. courage. endurance. faith, their
risk Of insults in saloons and tene-
mcuts. risk TO health i'm storms and
night wondering if they never
fatered and longed to return to lives
Of ease; if they never felt their faitl
weaken i'm the face OF multitudcs who
hold such diTeren; belief had for
gotten 20 notice our boys"
CHANGING now TO see if they were
still listening found that only Jim
and Sam remained. still listening
iutently as songs and eNhortations al
ternated; and that the eyes of the
former were riyeted upon the fair
Young face Of the woman who PLAYED
the tambourine. At every motion Of
her arms. as they shook the instru-
ment. ne galcd; at every tone Of her
voice. when she sang. he listened;
gazed and listened; listened and gazed.
as might the hunter whose soul was
set upon the game which ne yet feared
to brighten by any act of indiscrction
beyond his reach.
Now il was her turn to talk. She
spoke rapidly, in a voice clear but not
loud. never raising her eyes toward the
faces of her listeners. but earnestly en-
treating them TO repent and believe
Still did Jim GreysOu'S gaze devour her
III, whole soul seemed 10 be going out
i'm one exhaustive effort to catch her
eve.
What did it mean? had never
known Jim TO hirt 1t wasn't his way.
Jim had sprce>. when he could be as
wild as his own untamed mustang, and
as regardless Of decorum with those
who were lil>e-minded Of either sex, but
this pure-faced preacher! Surely, not
that
Just then she finished speaking. and
there was movement as if the exer-
ciSes were about to break up. jim, with
a face strained now TO the very climax
Of desperation. leaned toward the
young speaker ana in a half-whisper.
hoarse and tense with emotion and
dread of mistake, gasped: NELL"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-04-21
FOUGHT WITH THE TENTH.
Am incident at santiago.

An Incident at Santiago.
In the quick -coming dusk OF the tropical
night.
What was II that barred the way?
The colonel, walking the lines of the Tenth.
STOPPED down where a soldier lay.
Dead he lay; but he guarded still
A paper in his right hand.
And the colonel SAID: This soldier fought
To-day under my command.
This isthe man whose voice heard
In the thick OF the battle to-day:
I've lost my regiment. sir-tho Ninth,
I'll fight with the Tenth, If may
MEN were falling TO right and left
The bullets around Us new
looked at him sharply; he simply said:
My duty Ia like 10 DO
BE it So answered. serve with the
Tenth
Then he disappeared from sight.
TIey say he fought with gallant Will;
saw him no more ill tonight.
zone hour ago before me he stood,
His voice was steady and low.
IN find my regiment, now, he said,
If you'li give ne leave 20 go.
"Bu, lest my captain should think 1
shirl,cd,
VIII YOU write him a line 20 say
7 fought with the Tenth, under your COM
maud,
And have done my duty today
Quickly 7 wrote Ohis paper would show
He had done his soldiorly parO;
But little / thought to find him here,
with a stray shot Ia his heart!
"He served with us, with our dead let him
rest
And give him Il comrades place"
The man who had fought with the Tenth
seemed 20 smile.
As be lay with his upturned faso.
They slipped the papcrh e never would need
Into his hand again.
And The colonel passed slowly along the
lines
To cheer his droopins men.
Edith NJ. Thomas. IN y. y. sun