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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-02-21
Pneumonia Can be Prevented.

This disease always results
from cold or an attack of the
grip and may be prevented by
the timely use of Cham berlain's
Cough Remedy. That remedy
was extensively used during the
epidenics of La Grippe of the
past few years. and uot single
case has has been reported that
did not recover or that resulted
in pneumonia, which shows it
TO be a certain preventive OF that
dangerous disease. Chamberlalns
Cough Remedy has gained a
world wide reputation for its
cures of colds and grip. Fer sale
at DR.. J. E. Woods Drug Store
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-02-21
MANTEO ITEMS.

Manteo, N. c., Feb. 2o,-Mr.
E. w. Mann spent a few days
last week in Elizabeth City with
relatives and friends.
L. ID. Tarkenton has returned
from his home, where he attend
ed his sisters funeral.
Tom Forbes, of Norfolk, made
call on Miss LOWE Burruss at
the Tranquil House last week.
A number of our people who
have been SO very sick are con-
valescent, we are glad 20 hear.
We understand that. the Wan
.ehese people are preparing to
bald a new NJ. E Caurch after
the spring fishing is, over. We
wish them success in their good
work.
Another Of Bethany's faithful
mem bers, Mrs. Sabra Hooker,
has gone to rest, dying at the
ripe old age of 10 years. She
leaves two sons and a daughter
to mourn their loss.
Mrs. Louis Hooper. with her
children, is Wis sising her parents
at Colun bia.
| We are having beautiful wea
ther and the fishermen have &
fine opening for fishing.
Miss Mary Midget, ]. E. Mid
pett and wife and D. l.. Midget
and wife, Of Croatan, we1e her
Monday.
Prof. r. A. Fissiden has com
Ipleted his office fer thc .aireles
telegraphy on the west side O
the Island, al. HATTIE
ras putting up the o>Aser Office.
E.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-02-21
The Weather Calendar that
Predicted the Calves
ton Storm.

One Of the best calendars Of
the season is the "Bardu1 Wealth =
er Chart and Calendar for 1901.
pu blished by the Chattanooga
Med. cine Company, manutdctur
ers Of McElree's Wine Of Cardu1
and Thtdio1d's Black DIaught
The FISHERMAN AND FARMER
office has just received one from
the publishers, which consists OF
twelve shects OF paper, 1920
inches in size, all fastened to-
gether with a gilt tin strip con-
tains the calendar for one month
in large figures that can be read
across any loom. Under the fig
ures patent weather signals In
dicating Prof. Devoe's Weather
forecast, for every day in the
year appear. This is the caien-
dar that accurately predicted the
Galveston storm ? yea before 1t
occurred. We understand a few
copies of it can be secured by
sending 10 one-cent postage
stamps to to the Chattanooga
Medicine Co., Chattanooga
Tenn.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-02-21

People go where there is bus
mess. Capital and labor will To-
cate where there is an enterpris-
ing community. No power on
earth is so strong to build up a
town as a newspaper we'll pat
ronized, and its power should be
News.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-02-21

Love may laugh at locksmiths
but it never laughs at the front
gate when the old man comes
with a club.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-11-16
Uchwafy Hakatyst6w.

Poznanski correspondent donosi swezo
odbytem Grudziadzu zebraniu przedsta-
wicieli prowicyonalnych zarzad6w iowa
rzystwa III. K. II. Ma zebraniu TEN DO
wzieto nastepuiace uchwafy:
II Iebranie aprobuje wywody profesora
DIR. lorna sprawie szkolnei (wszelka nau-
ka ma sic zasadniczo udzielac w iezyku
niemieckim) wzywa zarzad gf6wny, zeby
wpfynaf na kompetentna instancye, by W
tym sensie zmieniia przepisy jezykowe. l.
stniejace obecnie dla szk5t dwuiezykowych {.
Zebranie wnosi wydanie przez Rad usta-
wy, kt6raby: az zabezpieczyfa dzieciom
niemiecka nauke spowiedzi to pod groze
kary przeciw nieposfusznym ksiezom: b)
upowaznifa wfadze do stanowienia naro-
dcwosci os6b.
q Zebranie oswiadcza, re interes pan
stwa wymaga, by sprawach publicznych
radzono ma publicznych zebranach tylKo
!; wzywa zarzad giowny, by ma podstawie
opinii znawczej dra lorna poczynit u mia
rodawczych wladz odpowiednie kroki ku
Iosiagnieciu tego celu.
y Wszystkie W obcym zywym jezyku
(szczeg6lnie W polskim, dunskim. francu-
skim obrebie panstwa niemieckiego wy
chodzace druki polityczne (pisma, czaso-
pisma, druki ulotne t. d. musza zawsze
podawac niemieckie tfomaczenie tekstu. w
razie niezastosowania sic do tego nalezy
zupefnie zawiesic wydawnictwo etakiej ga
zety obcojezykowej.
Wreszcie zawezwaH zebrani Grudzia-
dzu hakatysc sw6j zarzad gfowny W Beri-
ME, zeby wezwac cesarski urzad pocztowy,
by natychmiast skasowaf sfawethe biura
tfomaczen W Poznaniu Bydgoszczy:
To wszystko uchwalif hakatystyczny
Rad poboczny, zadajac Cd wfasciweso rza-
du, by te uchwafy wykonaf.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-11-16
Ii Hung Gang.

Donosilismy juz zeszfym tygodniu o
smierci LII Hung Czanga, najwiekszego
meza stanu reorganizatora panstwa chin
skiego. Urodzif on sic jake syn biednego
nauczyciela. Rodzina jego jest czysto chin
ska zmarfy ME posiadaf W swych zyfach
ami kropelki krwi mandzurskiej. Bystrosc
umysfu pierwszorzedne zdolnosci wypro-
wadzify go tax wysoko. Ludnosc szczerze
optakuje smierc Lii Hung Czanga -dw6r
zas tract zmarfym czfowieka, ktoremu
m6gf zawsze zawierzyc kt6ry iscie lisiq
zdolnoscia rozwiazywat wszystkie dyplo-
matyczne kwestye. Byf on jedynym prawie
Chinczykiem, kt6ry sic cieszy swiatowa
sfawa.
Ii Hung Czang urodzif sic II lutego r.
1922 Zajmowaf kolejno rozmaite stanowi-
ska. Byi gubernatorem miast, naczelny1n
komendantem wojsk chinskich, wicekro-
lem najwiekszych prowincyj, kanclerzem
paiistwa premierem. Prowadzif wszystkie
rokowania Chin mocarstwami zagrani-
cznemi. Postep W Chinach zawdziecza je-
mu wiele. Ze stanowiska chinskiego pa
trzac, powiedziec trzeba, re zmarfy miaf
poglady liberalne. Byf niezmiernie bogaty
Ii Hung Czang wypfynaf ma wierzch
podczas rewolucyi Tai Ping r. 1860
Czang, ukonczywszy viasnie nauki. zorga-
nizowaf oddziaf ochotn5 k6w iwpadf ma bun
townikow tyiu. Pobiiich ma glove. Rad
chihski wynagrodzif go przez nominacye
ma czlonka gf6wnego sztabu armii Ia po-
moca korpusu cudzoziemskiego, ma ktore-
go czele staf awanturnik amerykanski
Ward Gordon (ktory padt pozniej ofiara
Medigo), nowy ten przywodca chinski
zmiazdzyf wreszcie bunt.
I'd tego czasu Czang szedf raptownie
W gore. w wojnie japonskiej pofozyf OIL
brzymie zasfugi okoio Chin. Wyposazyf
wojsko flote. Atoli p6zniej zrzucono go
z dow6dztwa. odebrano mu z64ty kaftan i
pawie pi6ro. Pc przegranej wonie wysfano
go dc Japonii gwoli przeprowadzenia ukta-
dow Powiodfo mu sic lepiej anizeli przy-
puszczano. VIZ. 1896 odbyf Gang podr6z
naokolo swiata. Byf representation Chin
ma koronacyi carskiej W Petersburgu. Zwie-
dill tez Stany Zjednoczone. Nastepne lata
przezyf zapomnieniu, az dopiero rozru-
chy bokserow powoiafy 60 do czynnej ak
cyl, do piracy publicznej.
Oetatnia zasiuge oddaf Chinom W roko-
waniach mocarstwami zagranicznemi, "a
|konczonych protok Diem W Pekinie.
Gdy wiadomosc smierci LII Hung Czan-
|ga rozeszla sic po miescie,. ma dziedzincu
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-11-16
NAOkOkO SWIATA.

Sofia Bufgarya. 4 Dubnicy nadesz1a
wiadomosc ze szajka zb6jecka, u ktorej W
niewoi znajduje sic panna Stone, pred Ia
dniami pojawifa sic we wiosce Seczewo, a
potem udafa sic do klasztoru RiIo. Ustawi-
czne sciganie re strony woJsk zmusifo o.
pryszkow do ucieczki ku granicy, tam te-
raz gdzies sic ukrywaja. Slychac, re roz-
b6jnicy ostanich czasach obchodza sic
srozej panna Stone. Amerykanski konsul
generaMy ME odstepuje cd warunku re u
wolnienie panny Stone musi nastapic pred
lub W czasie wypfacania okupu. Jego po-
stapienie jest usprawiedliwione, gdyz ME
watpliwa jest rzecza, re niektorzy rozb6jni-
cy, gfownie kapitan Jan Sandunski, po-
stanowili zamordowac panne Stone jej to-
warzyszke, skoro otrzymaja okup, DO obie
teraz obznajmione So postepowaniem tai
nego komitetu. Pan Dickinson ostrzegf
Rad bufgarski, kt6rego wojska scigaja roz-
bojnik6w, re uczyni 60 odpowiedzialnym
"a to, jezeliby rozbojnicy, doprowadzeni
do ostatecznosci zabili panne Stone.
Manila.---Z Catbalogan, stolicy wyspy
Samar. donosza, re major Walker stoczyi
bitwe dwudniowa krajowcami, kt6rzy sic
oszancowali pod Sojton. Przez pierwszy
dzien opierali sic krajowcy, ale " drugim
dniu zdobyto szance, zburzono 70 dom6w
i krajowcy sig cofneli. Polegfo dw6ch ame-
rykanskich zoinierzy Filipinczykow.
Konwencya party federaliist6w odbywa
sic jeszcze, ale robi bardzo male postepy,
gdyz osobiste spory przeszkadzaja wsp6l-
nej piracy. Senior Buencamino wskutek tych
spor6w wyzwaf ma pojedynek sonora Velsa-
co; ten wyzwania ME przyi8f pOwodu se-
dziwego wieku wyzywajacego. Trzykrotnie
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-11-16
Z Transwaalu.

Ma rozstrzelanie rozkazu Kitchenera
kllku oficerow burskich odpowiedziaf Bo-
tia proklamacya, ktorej kitchenera,
sztab jego jake tez kazdego uzbrojonego
Anglika wyjmuje z pod opieki prawa po-
zwala Burom kazdego spotkanego uzbro-
lonego Anglika na miejscu zastrzelic. w o.
bozach, do ktorych rodziny burskie spedzo-
no, smertelnosc jest okropna. Panuja "a
razllwe choroby, szczegoinie wsr6d dzieci
ktore wymleraja setkami Pobyt W obozach
zabraf wiecej Burow niz wojna
Pogfoskom interwencyi M rzecz Bu-
row zaprzecza New York Herald. Dzien-
mix nowolorski pisze, re obecny prezydent
Roosevelt zalmule sprawe burskieJ ia
kle same stanowisko, jak jego poprzednik
re W Waszyngtonie nic ME wiedza "a
mysfach Roosevelta, aby porozumieniu
Rosya z innemi panstwam wystapit
przeciw Anglii. Rowniez nieprawdziwa jest
wiadomosc, re jedno mocarstw europej-
skich wystapiio z projektem interwencyi
na rzecz Burow projekt ten przedlozono
Rooseveltowi
Wojska angielskie topnieja formalnie w
reku kitcheuera pod ogniem Burow. Kit
chener zada znowu 10000 konnicy. Gene
raj Inspector kawaleryi Grant zrobif po-
spleszny przeglqd konnicy, pozostajacei W
Anglli przekonaf sic, re ME MONA Kit
chenerowi wyslat wiecej mad 1000 konnicy
I to niedlugo wyginie. .-Jezeli to woj-
sko p6idzie do Afryki, Anglia prawie zu-
pefnle ogofocona bedzie kawalery. -
Tymczasem krol Edward VII ayczy sobie,
aby wojne ukonczono jeszcze pred uroczy-
stoscia koronacyi. w tym celu wezwat krol
lorda Salisbury,ego, ably .tenze. zadaf ener-
gicznego poparca Kitchenera re stony mi
nisterstwa wojny.-Czy adnominacya po-
moze, o tenn watplc nalezy.
Pufkownik .Gorringe kazaf rozstrzelaG
kilkudziesieciu Bur6w, wzietych do niewo-
Ii, dla tego, re nosili mundury angieskie
khaki.
Ow czyn pufkownika Gorringe'a, jest
morderstwem najzwyklejszem, poniewaz
wdziewac mundur nieprzyjaciela celem
wprowadzenia go W bfad. Zreszta Burowie
uzywaja mundurow angielskich ME celem
oszukania Anglik6w, lecz poprostu ko-
niecznosci. Ich ubrania podar1y sic na ka-
wafki; nowych niepodobna nj zrobic nj
kupit, c6Atedy dziwnego, re zaczeli czer-
pac z zapasow, odebranych wrogowi.
Powazne organy prasy W cafym swiecie
wzywaja gabinety, by we wiasnym intere-
sic W interesie ludlow zaprotestowafy pre-
ciwko barbarzynskiemu prowadzeniu woj
ny przez Anglik6w Take barbarzynstwa
bowiem posiadajq wiasciwoac, ze cofaja
wstecz wszelkie przepisy prawa miedzyna-
rodowego, powoiujac sic jako ma precedens,
re przecez Anglii pozwoiono prowadzic
wojne a la Dzingis Chan.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-11-16

pred mieszkaniem spalono papierowe ko-
ME lektyki, ma ktorych dusza zmariego
ma dostac sic do nieba Zwloki wiozono W
trumne, kt6ra Lii Hung Czang wozif ga
wsze re soba, Zostana one przewiezione do
An Hui, miejsca urodzenia chinskiego me-
ia stanu. Posel amerykanski zfozyi rodzi-
ME zmarlego kondolencye imieniu se-
kretarza stanu Hay'a imieniu prezy-
denta RooseyeIta.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-11-16

Urzedownie donosza Szangaju, re ce-
sarz chinski wystosowa} do wicekr6l6w po-
tudniowych prowincyi zapytanie, iakich
srodk6w moznaby skutecznie uzyc przeciw
Rosy jej pretensyom do Mandzuryi czy
" danym razie MONA liczyc ma poparcie
Anglii Japonii
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-11-16
TOLEDO, OHIO SOBOTA, 16 LISTOPADA

Gen. Butler, znany niepowodzen w
wojnie Burami wreszcie zostai przez
Rad angielski wyrzucony ze sfuzby. Ia po-
wod do wyrzucenia posiuzyfa nieprzyzwoi-
ia NOVA, wypowedziana po piianemu
przeciw gazecie Times Cd Bullera "a
zadano po tel movie, ably sic sam podat do
dymisyi, lecz ME chciai tego uczynic, wiec
zwofano specyalna rade i uwolniono go ze
sfuzby.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-11-16
Katalog Kiazek.
Adam Mickewicz. Zyciorys portretem &. .


AHs astSr{ & aeach
tat.a ezy ak 2ya smiese sroot
rsst'mxnn tn pskne oprswis 500
sukst rie;ni sMatowSe "i 0sg 'eno"eiy sSs
.szo"ies Socy. po%ssi S 'N ts'c'a ''n'D1c s@et 90
fSsn. rosaa evil igorva siecu Aasname 100
ypuds damvgh Wtt5sS PaSEdadxch honh.1nv s5
Geaeg,E powissks P;aa dows Wsss;ss =,
Is.erya Aminy s,
ns.oE! Sarnaska dnycn tleka"ycn MaJek zoe
sosy% 5iSznymi S5TfzEaT se
II nr!a Gtzegorzu , oxr,; observation-disclosures: l5'
"i "a Va p"misrn IL,
s.sIaSS' sSzs
is'oyas is' ssSi sisania Mhh'''.n Mssrsssh' g,
ta & % 6Re ese s
ak ieG"9Hi @ LTdze M % SgSie % ksztady Mem @
JaE cias czioyefa TSzHs czesc
Jan Hsgi{Siat Szy5i sovisdizai ino;,:.ta e, e,
sz Sad soc
Ssfa s
xroswna Mo,ska fzyi Iiatorya Bsderze se
Ksiisga q Portretami tan: Kr6low polskieh 90
ksesarka Pnska
Iirnlk Poiskl 50
saesS a ss e1aaa asaas afs"1iSa powec 80
nasa
easksg9: Trzy tony fazsm ] ' 'i' s,;s,
Madrossi salomona SKI ksiqzka qnksowania 10
Muenhausen Nowy, ten 2 diugi.a neeem 10
- szlosei "a pomoca Kart r. :a,.';,.: s.
Ssaks s;y%STy Anssisksj lrzes Iarysilsgo -
KenssssueSi sanjw z{ednoszonyeh Ameryd fdin: 10
s, hohecei m "oihA' o~S eAais'"o la oi 'ieha"os' e.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-11-16

Wieden. Wfasciciele studni nafcianych
poiaczyli sic W jeden wielki trust, celem u
suniecia szkodliwej konkurencyi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-11-16

Pekin. .-Jako nastepca Ii Hung Czan-.
ga, ma wicekrola chinskiego zostaf miano-
wany Yuan Shi Kai.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-11-16

z Pekinu donosza: Po cafej stolicy pan
stwa niebieskiego rozeszfa sic wiadomosc
sensacyjna, ze posei rosyiski Lessar posre-
ow khen wae Jest waa s%slo nGng Rnsve
pomiedzy Chinczykami. Lessar ma konfe-
rencyi Ii Hung Czangiem tax 60 ziryto-
wal swemi wymaganiami, re tenze dostal
krwotoku ku wielkiemu zdziwieniu leka-
rzy, ktorzy " pierwszej chwili ME znali
powod6w nagiego pogorszenia, skonal.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-11-16

New York. .-Przybyf tu gen. Ospina by
fy minister wojny dwoch znamienitych u
rzednikow kolumhijskich. wygnanych przez
sw6j rad z kraju.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-11-16

Konstantynopol.-Silne trzesienie ziemi
dafo sic odczuc W ubiegiy piatek. Wiele
domow zapadfo sic W gruzy. Mieszkancy
skupiali sic ma srodku ulic.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-11-16

Jeruzalem.-W ubiegiy poniedziafek ko-
sciof, zbudowany mad grobem sw, byf wi
downia krwawej walki pomiedzy Franci-
szkanami Grekami. Spor powstai O to,
komu przysfuguje prawo zamiatania ko-
sciofa, do czego roscili sobe prawo tax
Franciszkanie jak Grecy. Przewidujac
rozruchy, Rad postawif straz kosciele,
ale ia podczas bojki zostaia robzrojona. Pc
obu walczacych stronach pablo kilka osob
ciezko rannych
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-11-16
Vol. XIV. Nov. 16, 1901.

Buencamino opuszczai sale obrad Welu
delegatow juz zniecheconych wyjechaio.
lnaczna Geese obrad poswieca sic sprawie
zakonow wedle opinii wiekszosci delega-
tow zakonnicy powinni FiIipin bye wy
gnani.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-15


| slip in the watch pocket of the pants,
worse luck!"
The officer laughed at the shameless
scoundrers changed tone and manner,
| but ! didn't feel much like laughing, /
can tell you, with poor viii lying there
in prison, his neck almost into the
| hangmans moose.
Then in half an hour or So" contin-
ued the man. this young fellow that's
been arrested for murder came in, ana
| sold him the clothes. I suppose the
lottery ticket was still in the watch
pocket, and he must have found 1t afr
er he got home and presented it se=
payment"
I'm the one that found the ticket
broke in Mrs Lawson, the tears of Joy
running down her face, land I've al
ways thought he lied to me about how
it came there. I'm glad he hasn't got
the sin of lying to answer for even if
we can't prove that he didn't kill the
man"
I'VE can prove that fast enough
now" said the officer. Then he turned
to the storekeeper again. why didn't
you come forward and tell the truth
when you saw the danger this innocent
boy was in? ~ he asked. But for this
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-15

to trade in such place is beyond my
comprehension. Before | said a word
picked up coat that was lying on the
counter and looked at the marks on the
tag sewed at the back of the collar.
They were the same as the marks on
the tags had in my pocket.
When the man saw who it was, he
began to seem mad again, but l saw
him trembling.
You take your old clothes and go
away" he said. Il don't want you
here. never saw the clothes before,
and 1 told you so once"
Now, you keep your temper" l said,
just as cool as if I'd been standing in
my own kitchen for you'll need all
the sense you've got before we're
through with you. We're from the
country, but we amt so green as we
look"
We'll what do you want?" he asked,
and, my, how his black eyes snapped!
We want to know about these
clothes" | said, land who had them
before you sold them to Will Lawson,
and we've got an officer outside and
we mean to know all about it before
we leave this place"
l had never before thought of some
one else buying the clothes before viii
bought them, and l don't know what
made me think of such a thing then. /
guess it was the goodness of God that
put it into my heart when most need
ed it.
L don't know any Will Lawson" said
he, and l don't know the clothes, so
you'd better get out "
1T seems to be the will of Provi-
dence," said l, that everybody that
touches that suit of clothes becomes a
liar right off. l told you whopper
here the other day when | pretended
to want to exchange it for a better
suit and pay more money, but I've ask
ed God to forgive me for it, and l hope
he Will"
Don't you come into my store and
call me liar!" shouted the fellow.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-15

IN my mouth ] hope GodU forgive me
for the falsehood, though it was told in
a good cause. But we found out one
thing by going there, and that is that
there is something wrong about those
clothes. You saw how the fellow acted
when he came back from the door with
them? Well, to my mind he wasn't an
cry. He was just scared. Now, why ?
And why did he lie about selling the
clothes? If there was only some way
of proving that he sold the clothes, it
might be possible to frighten him into
telling the truth"
why" said Mrs. Lawson, there are
the tags. VIII saved every one Of
them, thinking he might want 20
change the clothes or something. We
can send home and get the tags.
They've got the stores private marks
on them"
We sent for the tags that night, and
by the time they reached US we'd done
a lot of running around but we were
all ready for the clothing dealer.
Wen. things were all fixed at last,
and Lawyer Clapp got policeman in
plain clothes 10 90 along with us. We
left the policeman outside and marched
into the store bold as brass. The pro-
prietor didn't recognize us at first l
guess. and came forward to wait on US.
though there wasn't a thing in his store
I'd "a bought at a quarter of the price
he asked for it. How VIII ever came
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though 1 could see that he was scared
too.
You talk pretty strong for an old
woman" he said, and when you've
finished your say you can take your
old clothes and walk out"
! started for the door, and l suppose
he thought he'd scared me out. for [
heard him chuckling, but he soon had
cause to change his mind. for / knock
ed on the glass with my umbrella, and
in walked the officer. The storekeeper
was taken aba (, but he tried to put
on a bold face nd asked the officer if
he was condu ting a branch insane
asylum.
because if you are" he said. you'd
better take your patients to some other
shop"
Wen see about that directly" said
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and what Christmas it was for poor
Mrs. Lawson and me! LAWYER Clapp
came back the day after Christmas.
He told us that the man who bought
lottery ticket No. 9S, SCI had been stab
bed to death in the street on the very
night VIII bought his new clothes, and
not far from the place where he bought
them. He was a stranger in the city,
only one man knowing anything about
him, and that man his roommate at a
cheap hotel.
But this roommate had seen the tick
ct He remembered the number and
thought it. strange it wasn't found on
the dead mans body. He 6old the DO
lice about it. and so when the ticket
was cashed for Lawyer Clapp in New
York it was traced back and promptly
landed Will Lawson in prison. I heard
that the broker who bought the ticket
came very near being arrested for the
murder and only escaped by giving
WHY'S name and address. If the ticket
hadn't drawn that prize, it would never
have been heard of again, and VIII
wouldn't have been arrested
VIII stuck to the story he first told
about the ticket, and Lawyer Clapp
didn't believe it.
AOblh w btLitI lbI MN II ne q tell
the TRUTH Lawyer Clapp said to me
one day, for his possession of that
ticket must be accounted for if we are
to save him from the gallows"
/ thought about it just as the lawyer
did, but somehow 1 began to have more
confidence in Wits word. 1t didn't
seem to me that he would lie himself
right into a dishonored grave.
One day just before the time set for
the trial Mrs. Lawson came over to my
house and sat there grieving and cry
ing over the plight poor viii was in
until my heart almost broke at the
sight of her misery. Finally I told her
that ] was going to the city the next
day. though I had never thought of it
before. and that I meant to stay there
until l found out all about that ticket
and how it got into the pocket of the
boys new pantaloons.
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PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

who received his blue ribbon from Will
liam ".
President Loubet is well protected.
His secret guard consists of twelve men,
under the orders of a police commits
siO1er. These men watch constantly
over his person. The guard alone costs
the state the sum of 5000 francs year.
For the first time on record the Wen
ma university has elected as its rector
for the year a teacher of English Ian
guage and Overwhelmingly Hofrath
Professor Jakob Schipper. The new
rector's inaugural address was largely