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"Yes," said the fashionable modiste,
~ am on the high road to fame and
success now. / have invented new
color called sparrow-bill purple"
But sparrows' bills are not purple, .
it was urged.
"Oh, that is quite immaterial," she
sepiied. st has pretty sound and
1t will pass for something new, which
IL all that is required. If l have any
kind of luck it will be the prevailing
shade month from Chicago
Post,
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sponging WooIens at Home.

Never in home dressmaking cut any
kind of wooden goods until they have
been sponged, as cheap material is
often not dampensd before it is sold
To do this properly at home get an
ironing board or table the width of
the goods and cover with tightly
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wrong side up, cover with linen
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in water and then press with a hot
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er let the iron be still, and the goods
must fall evenly on the floor on to a
c4ean cloth as pressed.
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Trains leave Oxford for Philadelphia at 25
a. m. and 10 p. m. Market train leaves
Rowlandville Tuesdays and Fridays at $50;
Liberty Grove 8 IS: Colora. s.t4; Rising Sun. ST.
Sylmar 9.C6 Nottingham. 8 Is; Oxford. 1000 al
arriving at south St. 2.53 p. m.
Sunday train leaves Oxford at 6 55 arriving in
Philadelphia al ga q. M; and g. o. arriving in
Phiadelphiaat Z 50 p. M; Saturday only. $40 p m.
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PHILADELPHIA, WHINING
i TON & BALTIMORE r. r.

| GENITAL DIVISION
On and after November 25th. 1900, trains will
run as follows:
LEAVE GOING NORTH.
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Gtrcitcnoe sSnbrer.

Yittsburg, 26. Sept. = prGz
1ibent S6affer BON Der @malgamateb
Nfociation Der GiIenz unb Std6lz4rz
better bGlt bic bon ibm erbobenen Qnz
f9ulbigungen gesen 9rdiibent Gomz
pers BON Der rNmerteun Seoeration
Of 2abor" unb prdIibe Wtit4eq BON
ben .l1niteb Mine @orfers," benen er
einen She'll Der S9ulb an Der Strife
Nieberlage 5uf9iebt, aufre4t, unb 1T
bereit, fir bic Wabrbeit feinen Qngaz
ben 8etpeiie bei5u6ringen.
ooSn et1em BON 9ompers unb Wett@
9eu gefternNbenb abgefanDten offenen
S9reiben ertlGrten 8eibe, baB man
ibnen @elegenbett geben folIte, por Ell
mem llnterIu9ungsuusf6uB tbr Ser
6alten in benz Std6l>Strife gu re6t@
fertigen unb bic bon Sbaffer er6obez
nen Acknowledgment gu lpioerlegen.
0iefe 6eruusforberung lit nun oem
8rGItbenten Der wQmalgamateo I1oz
ciation" Der @iIenz unb Stablarbeiz
ter an9enommen tporben. Sbuffer
iagte beute: sd babe ni6ts gegen Die
2eute, bic 9ompers ais Nfitglieber bes
Neutrality-suspicious. porgef4ldz
gen bat, bod ba er INNER auf i4iebsz
geri9tlt9es 8erfdbren beoa4t TT, 10
piG i'd in Elm fol6es 8orgeben einpilz
ligen. Sd niinf9e, bab man Der gam
gen Qngelegenbeit auf ben 9runb ge3e,
unb nerbe Simon Burns, Prdiioent
Der v&nig6ts Of 2abor" uno Der ngtaz
tional Winbop 9lab Morfers 2li1oz
ciation," als meinen 8ertreter aus
tpG6len. @pmpers unb Wfit9e1 fOnnen
bann i6ren 8ertreter nennen uno
Burns ion ben brttten Wann fir ben
unteriu6un9s 4usf4uB befttmmen.
Die @erbunOlungen iolten in Ptttsz
b1trd ftattftnben."
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ausgelegt. Oas Wetter mar fiibl unb
Die 2uft flar. I'm 1905 tiinbtgte
Elm &anpneniignal ben 8eginn Der
Wettfa6rt an. gapt. Sbcanlore nit
Wm. Sdmefon ftanben am Stener duf
Der Sa9t nS6amrod" urb Barr auf
Der Sa9t columbia" 8eibe paren
10 in Der gile, baB Tie freu5ten, bepor
bas Signal erf9allte, unb mubten
umfebren unb bon Heuem Beginner.
Die columbia" befanb ii4 auf Der
Winbfsite bes vSbamrod." Oie Sd4z
ten begunnen: columbia" 11.10.49
unb rSbamrod" 11.11.O1. lin 11.28
begannen beibe Sa9ten gu laDiren unb
iieben Mtnuten fpdter mar Die so
lumbia" ungefdbr 300 gurbs Dorauf.
lin 11.43 leete ii6 Der @inb urb pas
6auptiegel Der columbia" flappte
bin unO ber, tpdArenb Die Segel bes
rSbamrod" gefiillt naren uno in
Solse behen oas 5abr5eug elm fletn
Wenig boraustam. SpGter bolte bas
amerifani19e Boot ben 8ortbeil bes
@ngldnDers nieber elm.
lin 3.05.32 fu6r Die vGolumbia"
um bas nStdteboot," bas ungefdbrr
flint Meilen Iiibli9 BON Sones' Snlet,
nahe gaifz8odapap, peruntert 1T,
berum. @s i6ten, als pb bic amert=
tani f9e Su9t ii9ersr fd6rt unb befer
gu lenfen 1T. I'm 3.12.37 folgte Die
sSa9t vS6amrpd," bod 6atten Die
Nmerifaner bereits einen gepaltigen
8orfprung.
8ei'm 4uiummiren Der 2eiitungen
Der beiben Sa6ten fann gefagt per=
ben, baB BEL lei9tem @inbe, ipie beuz
te, bic Sa8t rShamrod" einen Ser
9lei6 nit Der columbia" nt6t aus
balten fann. @as bieielbe BEL einem
beftigen @inbe leiiten fann, bleibt abz
5uiparten.
2onbpn in Sad unb Qf If e.
2onbon, 26. Septem6er.- 0ds
MiBlingen Der Sa9ten, bic eriteSubrt
innerbalb Der gsfebltaen 3eit gu pO[lz
enben, um cine Der Wettfubrten gu
conitituiren, bat in 8robbritannien
alIgemeine GnttduI6ung peruria4t.
Ser Nerger aber iiber bic anIdsineno
erbdrmli9e 2eiftung Der SSSu6t
rSbamrod" iiberi6attet ale unoeren
@efiiblsausbriife. &Dnig @bparO
seigte bas gr0Bte Sntereiie unb lieB
i'9 iebe 8ebesung Der Sa4ten be-
ri6ten.
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Ser Ser3os bon Gnrnmaa in gSins
nipca.

Minnipeg, Mun., 26. Sept. =
Ser Ser8og unb bic 9er5ogtn BON
Gprnnaq nit 9eFolge fanen nit Ell
mem Sonber3ug bier an unb nuroen
entbuIiuitii9 empfungen. Die @tabt
mar prddtig gefdmiidt unb etne grOz
re 8roaeiiion fanb gu @bren oes ber@
aoofiden paares itatt.0er 9er3og perz
iieb ben @eteranen aug benz iiibaf fri
fantI6en &riege Meoaillen. Oas ber@
soqli6e qdar reifte beute 4benb tpeiter
fpeftlidl.
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Gaserplniiun In Nemarf.
Se9s Sobte unb iieben S9perperz
lebte.

gep gprf, 26, Sept. = Q4t
MGnner tpurben bur9 cine 8as<@rz
plofion in ben Werfen Der Gfferz unD
6ubipn 9as gpmpagnie in Nepz
arf, I.zS., getDbtet unb fieben Wfdnn
ipurben i9per pertpunbet. Der Wertz
fiibrer Otto Retpman unb 5tpei Nrbetz
ter, Namens Mener unb 8ir6, retz
nigten einen Selbebdlter unb ipurben
bur9 bos @as iibermannt. Neun
Mann eilten ibnen gu 9iilfe, aber audi
iie tpurben, als lie eine platte bes 8ez
bdlters be ieitigen tpoIten, iibertpdltigt.
Sin Sunte ent3iinbete bas 9as unb Ell
ne Grploiion unb cine 5euersbrun1t
folgten, unb bic Slammen berbreiteten
ii1 raid. @ier Der 8erlebten tpurben
in's 6oipital eebra9t. Sie Namen
Der Sobten 1inb: 2aprence &ir9, 35
Sabre alt, Wi1tam Meper, 40 Sabre
alt, Otto Nepman, 81 Sabre alt, Ilz
freb Snbber, 80 Sabre alt, gai4olas
W}tller, As Sabre alt, unb Elm Mann,
befen periOnli4feit ni4t feitgeitellt
tperben fpnnte. @inen Sobten bermuz
tibet man nod i'm Slug, bd biele Iuz
gen5eusen einen 3Drper bod in bic
2uft unb na9 Der Hi9tung bes Jluf>
fes fliegen iaben. 8on ben 8srtpunbez
ten tperben einige tpabrf4einlidh audi
ibren 8erlebunsen erltesen.
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Gbilenniihe SaSetten In Iem. 9nrf.

Stem Yort, 26. Sept. = Oas
9ilenii9e S9ulf4tff r@enerdl 8az
quebuna" lit bier ungefommen nit Ell
ner groBen 4n3ubl @rabuirter BON
Der Glotten Atdbemie gu @alpdraiio.
0us S4iff pirb ettpa IA Sage bier
bleiben, unb bic Robetten tperben On
napplis befu6en. Sie baben eine8ronz
aetafel fir bas Wafbingtpn Monuz
ment, Elm 9ef9ent Gbili's fir bic Ser.
Gtaaten. nitaebracht.
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Sas Pulari6iff .Winoiuaro" in Sri=
aus, N.siS.

8rigus, q. s., 26. September.
- Der vYearp Nrcttc Club" Oam=
pier r@inoiparb" fam beute Morsen
na9 elmer itiirmii9en Heiie bon %
Sasen pon Gap Purrp, gtorbz9rDnz
lamb, bier an. Der nWinbparO"
trennte iid an Gap parrp bon bem
Oumpfer Grit" Der am 13. b. M. in
Stbnen, 6. g., anfam. Der vWinbz
iparo" perlteB Sibnep am 80. Suli
1900, iiberpinberte nit 5rau gearD
unb Sp9ter an 8orb in S6aber Sa@
fen, 9rinneG=2anb. gr brinqt 3ob.
.Stsin ponWaibinstOn unb S.Wurmz
batb BON Bolton, tpel9e 1899 auf
Dem pearb Sampfer rOiana" na9
Gap Sabine segun9en tparsn, 5uriid.
Ser 0ampfer iibertpintert in 8rigus
unb ipirb i'm CONNER 1902 nit sSrdu
pearp unb sodter na9 Sap 9dbine
suriidfebren. @on bort gebenfen biez
felben, 9rn. pearp, Der bann feline
HoropOlfabrt beenbigt haben mag,
suriid an bringen. Rgs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-27

cine autnbafts9i IIuOtrrouiit.
felt, 7pspspFs, 9eritopFnne 6bolt 6boera Dlors
bus, 6tsber, S1utsRranfbsitsn. earHrubr, 9ue5t's
ife Qranfbet, 2sbrltiosn, 55iitaaficb.r, 4erptnz
NIB, RbsHmatl5qnus, @jsibpiirf, esi6Diifte. ausz
blSiben Des monatlibtm HlnFts, 6Gmorr6OiD:n,
gelbiubt, Sforbui, GtroRlu g9iirntr Rop.psb
G6fDinDiu6t, Grebs uno TabHiiHu. Sic slae rrs
i4Qinen aHianqs unb: :oglifeuo rnD tbnen AaeH gsbt
ein ortlidser 9lutdnerane. opraus aJsuet ourb gus
reinss 9fut unb unrsgsimdb9e 3bdtgt.it Der St=
Der unp DER 9erDduungspreGHe Hno fe Alt tonHsa
unbeoHq unb unieblbar ourd 2 I. 8erH1rO
arduttrpillen en- pTbHtet tDsresn, DsnH man
bisics Mitta bsi Seitsn tiunimmL Cir 25 Ssnts
bsi A9otbtfern ju bdben
llRQ. .Ni, ,ffr. .{&qA
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sdJirmhrrr bcs cbangclii&en 6lans
henS.

Ct. 2ouis, Mo., 26. Sept. =
oSsn Der S9luBiibung Der General
fDnobe berbeutf9 f9en epdngelif4en Sir
9e BON g1orbamertfa bat bus Gomite
fir Gr5ie6ungspeIen einen 8eri4t
eingsrei9t, in pel4em 8aiier Wilz
6elm benz 3fpeiten Der Danf Der Sir
DE fir feline rege Qnt6eilnabme an
benz 9ebeiben Der ebangelii4en 9ez
meinben ausgefpro9en pirb. Ser Be-
ri6t bes gomite's hefiirtpprtet ferner,
ben unterrt9t in Der flafiii9en Site
ratur in beutf9er Spra6e uno in ben
@iFenf9aften in englif9er Spra4e
All ertbeilen.
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lleber s15O.OOO @erbinhIidlfeiteu.

SnensbDro, 8p., 26, Sept
Die ,Oeutf9 Nmerttanif9e Securiz
tp Co." bat @onfurs angemelbet. Die
@erbinblidfeiten be3iffern ii9 auf
mebr als $15O,0OO, pdbrenb Die Off
tipa nur aus abgenuBtem Bureau
Mobiliar beiteben. @rz@ongreBmitz
glieb 90. s. Stone lit 9rditbent Der
Gompaqnie.
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9iirfen Iannen.

GanSrun5iscp, 26. Sept. =
3pei 9ineiif6enStubenten ipel9e auf
Der rSoric" bier antumen unb 5uriids
qebalten tpurben, bu i6re pGfe ni9t
in Srbnung tpuren, lit bic 2anbung
auf @eiiung BON 8aibingtOn geitattet
porben. Die Pdfie paren BON 81 Sung
Chang unter5ei9net.
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gapierfabrifcn in ben Ser. stnaten.

% a bin t o n, .. g., rs. Sept.
= g1a9 etnem beute per0ffentli4ten
genfusberi9te buben bic qapierz unb
Sol3brei Snbuitrten Der Ser. Stdaz
ten Elm 9apital BON $167, ,507,713, Elm
9etpinn bon 86.5 grp5ent felt 1890.
Sie 3abl Der gtabliiIements belduft
fi9 auf 1853, cine 3una6me bon 17.6
9ro5ent. Ser Wertb Der Sabrifate
betrGgt $127, ,288,16:. Die Our9z
i9nittsz zQrbeiteraabl bieier Snbui itrien
mar 1855 unb bic 2Obne betrugen
S1O,184, ,106.
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6pubcrueur pnn SeutIdleI eu> >0uinea

Gan Sran5isco, 26. Sept.
= 81. 6. bon 8ennigfen, 8ouberneur
Der Deutf4en 8eiiBungen auf gfeuz
Guinea, tit auf elmer fe9smonatli6en
llrluubsreiie na9 europa bier ungez
fommen. gr iast, baB Die &olonie
fi9 langIan, aber ftetig enttpidelt.
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Nuhe In Gentnfh.

M MobifonpiIle, &p., 26. Sept.
= Die Stuatsmilia BON 8otpling
Green unb Stpensboro lit bter ange=
fommen, unb bic aeinede Wainen finb
pieber in pollem 8etriebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-27
Seine llmsebuua Der Ginmanberer=
geleBe burd Seelcute.

Wa a bin9to n, 26. September.
= Der itellbertretenbe 9eneralanDalt
Bed bat Elm 9uta9ten abeegeben.
na9 lpel9em ausldnbif9e @eelehte,
ipel9e mad ben Ser. Staaten Sienite
nebmen, leoisli9 um bic 8eitimmunz
gen Der ginnanberungs 9eIeBe gu
umseben, Oenielben bod senuu 10 unz
tertporfen bleiben, tpte irgenb pelde
anbere @innanberer, unb falls fie Der
ni9t auldfiigen alaiie unsebOren, be-
pprtirt perben tDnnen. 6r. Bed err
fennt an, baB ni4t bic Seeleute i'm
Iasemeinen unb obne Musnabme als
alaHe unter bic 8eitimmungen Der
@inpanberungs 9eiebe fallen. Nber
trosbem bsgt er teinen 3tpeifel baran.
buB, tpenn elm Seemann ii9 ausbriidz
li9 gu benz 3pede anperben ldBt, um
bic @eleBe gu umge6en, er ipie ieber
anbere MuslGnber au bebanbeln 1T.
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Gas b1ie WewiKcn.

Wu{bington, n, .. g., 26. Sept.
@efretGr Sage empfing beute in eli
mem 8riefumi4lug nit bem Poititemz
pei g2efp gorf, ben 25. @ept. 1901,
bic @umne BON $3.50 in Papiergeloz
noten bon $50 Biz $500. 9us 9elo
mar BON elmer MittbeiGung begleitet,
in pel6er Der Nbienber iagt, oaB er
feline 3Dae etlt9e Sabre ntnt bon be-
aablt babe unb es biermit gut MAIDEN
ipone. Gine rlnteri9rift bate bas Be-
qleiti9reiben ni6t.
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Rennthiere fur NIasfa.

@eatt1e, Wafb., 26. September.
= lieutenant 6. g. 8ertbolf, Der
leBten Winter i'm Nuftrage Der Re@
sieruns na4 Sibirien reiite, I'm
Genntbiere fir bic Stationen in
Mlasfa 5u erperben, fam am %. 4u=
quit nit % Stid in port Clarence
an. gr fdufte bic Renntbiere 1000
Uasilsn norbli9 BON Srfutst, benz
Gnbe Der iibiriiden Giienbabn. Die
Sbiere brinsen ben &enntbier6eftanb
Der Heaieruna -auf 1912.
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Renrr Snrr .Gresrens. =

9hi1abelphia, 26. auguif.-
rgreseeus," Der .Sraber a0nig,
ma4te auf Der Rennbabn 81 Narbertb
beute cine Weile in 2.044 Winuten
gegen 2.024 am 2. 4uguf..
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fann. @etpDbnli9 iinb ni9t nlebr
als flint Minuten basu erforberlta.
ginneuer Grp 5 tanaler Der
Ghrenleatpn.

paris, 26. Sept. - Oas Sour
nal Officiel" perOffentli4t beute einen
@rlaB, tpona9 General Jlprentin gum
9rpBfanaler Der gbrenlegion ernanrt
ipirb an Stele bes Generals 2eppolb
Oabouft, bes 6ersoes BON MuerItebt.
Wabrfdeinli9 pirb bies etnen
Sturm berbprrufen, ba Der n5tgaro"
unb anbere antimtnifterielle 8ldtter
bebaupten, Der 9eraog bon NuerlteOt
lei besbalb abgeIebt tpprben, neil er
ii9 getpeigert babe, GENTLE perionen.
tpel9e Die Minii iter IN oiefer Nfanter
gu belobnen ipiini4en, gu 3tttern Der
@brenlegtpn gu ernennen.
2pnbon glaubt nt4t an
yS bamrD
2onbon, 26. Sept. - 2pnbon
lG9elt farbpnifh iiber bic 5uperf4tz
G9en &abelgramme, tpel9e Cir Shoz.
mas 2ipton in eritaunli6er Si[le Aerz
iiberfabeln ldbt. Die Witterllngsz
bepef9en BON SanbD 5oot perben bier
als 8orsei9en betra9tet, bab bic r@o=
lumbia" Der nSbamrod" tpie iiblt9
pprausfliegen fpirb, benn bic 2ipton'=
f4en prablereien bdlt man einfa4 fir
finbif4.
&iefenfeuer.
9uabaquil, geuabor, 26. Spt.
Gin &ieienfeuer 5erft0rte leBte Na4t
6ier elf 6Guiergebierte i'm fiibli4en
gnbe Der Stabt. Ser 8erluft tpirb
tpabri9einli9 cine Wlillion Sucres, b.
/. ettpas tpeniser ais eine Wfillion 9pl=
lars, betragen. Die 8eri ii6erung allf
Die 5eritDrten 9sbGube belGuft ii9 auf
100000 Sucres.
Mb mad Snbten
2pnbon, 26. Sept.- 2abp gur<
aon Of &ebleton, seb. SRI. Better BON
Chicago, @emablin bes 8icefOntgs
bon Snbien, unb ibre 8inber reiiten
beute na9 MarfeiGle ab, um ii9 bort
an 8orb etnes na9 Snbien fahrenben
Oumpfers ein5uf9iffen.
Die Gatten per1affen be 8
ftntenbe g off.
2onbon, 27. Sept.-Oie nOailp
Reps" perOffentli9t Elm unbeitGtigtes
9eriidt, baB 2oro 3it4ener ieinen
poften als Sberzgommanbeur in
Sibofrita nieberselegt babe, neil er
nit bem&riegsiefretGr 8rooerid ni9t
iibereinitimmen fDnne.
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en- Wafhinoton 1T !6r. q

9eorq Nicplai, Der ebemalise Yripat=
SefretGr bes Brdfioenten 2incoln, i'm
Mlter BON 70 Sabren seitOrben. Ii=
eolai mar in 8apern st6oren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-27

Vur finfun ofiebcnsis Dollars.
Glesanfee @ianinp.
Gin iofortigsr Gduser fam Elm in bor,iieli6sm
3ufanos bsftnolNbes NianinO aordntirt 10 gut ipis
ntu, nit prdttigtm Sou. Dplle lib Oftapen, prti
Saiten, fir nur $75 srbaltsn, nit Gini6lub elmer
i6onen iriotnn Ssde unp Stubl loni. fiinfidbri1er
Garuntit.
Ulub psrtauft perb.u.
u. 3ers & Sohn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-27

im lparmen Sab ioforti9r
2inberun9 oerlAo6en. Die
3eit fommt beran, ND fol-
de l1nbequemli6feiten itd)
einIteaen >perben, unb e9
tpirb Daber fir 0tejeni9en,
>pel6e bamit bebaftet ftnb,
eine SSreube ltin, gu erfa6>
rem, bab ein lparme5 BAT
ui16
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-11-28
"WHAR DEW 7 CUM |N?p .


Ihars mighty lot talkn rights,
9St the wonderful prosperity tibet beet CROWN invites
boiler the Tariff ter keep free raw sugar Quit
the through the country an got V %c sf ter dew
Re me nun amd amt aralsn beets amt gon COIN ter begin
ssase" s four sn ao ton
Beet sugar manufacturers admit they hev found
profit on which sy RSeno
And t kin be sold l fer Three why should F1vEa
Buff thars any beneht-waal-whar dew cum in?
\ We'll stand an all the taxes tibet needed doubt
Them II felers wot is interested o project.
The beet-producin farmer tibet duty they collect
Th usaI sst all T little bit too d
Take of a% s duty an the price will quickly fall
The will be the Government he 0 placed in thar reach
The @Ss be "ssr seS ser
M0rf d d Il ss r ad I'll at @ are but SLIM
BUT he'll buy his heaper-thes cum in
Wien treaurs a-bus an we hev no debts ter pay?
FIFTY acn Great e 1 Ter beet nagnate
the FEW SKERS Don't i re ify sen SIN
hs srss3 Tous b 3 fer
But mebbe like myself he's also growing fruit
Ter i-at Droht-he needs
The repeating of the duty surely the price
Thet make mighty difference neighbor YOU:
the sugar make profits
Ter him right enuf-but whar cum in? ,s'
r..
An amt agoin swae all arguments they shout
Thet the farmers need bar sugar ~
Common plainly shown that people land
Want sugar free in fuure-an will demand
IT'S tax longer needed hateful the public view-
Taxing millions of people enrich favored few
They can't blind longer they spn-
While they're busy maxim monywlar dew you come in?
I'm a-gon keep hustln takn pleadn MY Trends
Amt in 1etn others gain thar selfish prive
I'm agoin ter write ter-morrer Congressman nd say
Thet he oughter do his best kill that DELAY!
Teller farmers do utmo-whether
To repeal the tax but improve your lot!
Cheaper helps pocket blessings win
When we've theecent granylatedthats war
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-11-28

and to. explain mntters; he. was there
to the minute Yet there is this sare
Nugent Leathwood advertising for me.
And then, that man In the hospital
what about him?"
Still vairly hoping that Holden might
turn up and some explanation be given.
Gilbert Rickerby waited all that day
and did nothing: wandered at night to
the house outside which he had at first
stood. and wandered away again. un-
decided still what to do. After a sleep
less night he set off the next morning
for the hospital.
AS he entered the place he saw the
surgeon he had met before. coming
slowly towards the door. side by side
with gentleman of swarthy skin.
Both the surgeon and the other man
raised their eyes as they came opposite
to Rickerby, and the surgeon recog-
nized him.
by the way" he said, quickly,
there is the gentleman who was good
enough to interest himself in your
cousin. Found him in the street. be-
lieve, after the accident. and assisted
to bring him here. This''-he indicated
the man of the swarthy skin-''is Mr..
Nugent Leathwood, cousin of the man
you brought here, sir. The man. I re-
greet to say, died last night"
Gilbert Rickerby looked steadily at
Nugent Leathwood; for moment
there was silence while Leathwood
watched the newcomer keenly.
And you recognized your cousin.
Mr.. Leathwood?" asked Gilbert, at
last.
Perfectly" replied the other. "Poor
him-to come so far-and to be cut
I know it is my cousin; we were boys
together. I understand, too, that. even
in his delirium, he gave some clue to
his IDENTIFY
$50 I understand" replied Gilbert,
dryly.
IT have begged the good surgeon of
this hospital to accept the amount Of
the reward, as a donation to the funds;
it is the least I can do, after the care
that was bestowed upon my unfortun-
ate cousin" said Leathwood. "By the
way, sir"-he addressed Gilbert in a
hushed tone of voice-"I shall make ar
rangements for the funeral as soon as
the inquest is over. AS you have been
good enough to interest yourself in the
matter, perhaps you would like to ap-
pear with me as a mourner?"
II shall be very glad-I mean I will
be willing-to follow-Gilbert Rfckerby
to the grave" said the other in a
low voice. ~.
'By the way" said Nugent, suddenly
turning to the other, IT don't think I
caught your name!'
Gilbert hesitated for moment, and
then gave the first that occurred to-;
him: it. happened to be that Of the
landlord of the house where he had
been lodging. "My name,'' he said, els
Reeks-George Reeks.'
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-11-28
HOusel.Oat Hotels.

A company is about to open house.
beat hotel at Abbazia, on the .Adriatic.
This floating hotel will have acconmo-
dations for 100 guests. and will contain
a fine dining hall and saloons. 1t will
also be seaworthY. so that the visitor
can be treated to a trip on the Adrialia
from time to time.