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.frdufreih.

9 Tin 7. Mpril.

2, IT, Nplu.
9(us bem na6e gelegcnen ct. Ser
main tommt bic aunoe ii6er ben
auBerqeip06nli6en isaG oes 9ienItz
mGo6eGs sSulierre GanOrieur, aus be-
rem aDrper OuBenoe BON RuDeln entz
fernt noroen Iinb. 0ds W}db6en
tlagte iiber itorten 6outrei3 unD giug
am lebten 0onneritdg gu eineG bieiis
gen 2tpotbeter, Der cine 2(n3o6l Rdoeln
in berIdieDenen 3beilen ibres 90rpers
borfano, bic er nit elmer Bincette bsrs
ausnabm. 0ds Wdp6en III oonn 6ls
beute oerI4iebene Wlal jeDen Gag ipiez
oerqelommen unb Der 2(pot6eter bat
100 glaOeln aus ibren Qtrmen, 6dnosn.
Jiiben, Det 9ruit, bem te6ten DIR To-
pie ben 2lugenlibern entfernt. Das
MdDden ipiirt nur oonn S4mer3eH,
nenn fie fiiblt, oaB bic ylabeln our6
bic Sber6out oringen lpoQen.
3nei angeIebene 3eitungen, sra
til" unb .3emps", bo6en Die 2tngele
genbeit unterlu6t unb treten 'llr Die
8abr6eit BEG 9eri6tes Elm. 5rdulein
aanorieur iaqt, oaB iie Dor flint Sab
rem ais elfjdbriges Utdb4en mil anoes
rem Sinoern i'm Spiel Raoeln gu Der
i6luden pfleqte. 2tn einem Gage base
iie 40 peri6ludt unb bis Dor aur3em
tctrerlei lln3utrdgti,bteiten gefiiblt
uub iidj TETS qu.er Gjeiunobeit erfreut.
Rad 2tusiprud zines 2tr3tcs Der
Solpetriere iteht Der Joa obne Bel
ipiel oa. G8 iei nod ME oageipeisl,
bob cine J}aoel, pelde Der Uidqen auf
aeuommen babe, i'm CbrIdpp4sn ber
austomme, penn es lei unfublcb, lpie
oieielbe BEN notblpenoigeu ggsq bur6
bic 6iruifale 3uritle9en t0nrc.
CdrEei.
aonFontiuopet, II. 2tpril.
pie Qforts 1T bemii5t, gtustiefc
runqs0ertrdqc NIT ben Ulddl:r 53u.
i6,iieBn, um oie Uid9lieoer oer jung.
tiirtiIbn qarei in ibre Gepdlt 81 be
tommen, bic in usrihieosnsn C9eiIeI
Guropas Suilu4t iu4en.
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3u6Iano.
9 t. 9eters 8 burg, 18,

q. Yeter 3 burg, Is. Nprtl.
Qaut 0epefden aus &bartop, Der
SauptTtaot bes @oupernements a6ar,
top, berri9t in ben &reiien Der IRE
toIarbeiter in 6olge 5ablrei4er ituatz
lt6er unb pribater 8eitelungen eine
boffnung8boIIere Stimmung. 9icle
MetaLarbeiter in &bartolp baben jeBt
gar feline gei4dftigung.
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2lus Oitdiien anoefommen.
Can 5ranctScp, Gol.,
Is. Q(pril.

4Ds ~ = hH'
Der 9ampfer ,0oric", Der heute
bia 6onoluth pon Sitaiten bier antGm,
mub pegen zines 8latternfdlles, Der in
6andii an 9pro entoedt purbe, in
GuarantGne liegen. Der Grtrantte
mar Der GrIte Sffi8ier Simon unb er
puroe in Sonolulu 5uriidgelaiien.
Sbpo6I bies Der einaige gIatternfda
an 9oro mar, nuroeS bod poritGts
bol6er alle SajiitenpuFagisre por Der
Ganbung geinpft. Die n0oric" mel
bet, baB Der 0ampfer r8uronne", ne
Gen beTen, neil er SO Sage BON Wtae
Mia fort lit, llnrube berri4te, in 6os
noIulu gelegen babe, duseni6einli2
I'm Goblen ein3unebmen. Die ga
ronne" bat bas 26. Snfanteriez3e5i-
mnt on 9orb. sic iptro binnen elmer
Wp9e bier ertpdrtet.
Der 0eIanote Gpnser mar ni6t dui
Der ,Dpric". Wdn glaubt, odB er nit
oer .gippcn Msaru" bic am 26. ,. ST..
bier fdai5 1T, antommen ntro. IL
Iumpfer .RoieCrons" unb o@rurt
noren, als Die .9cric" Oon 6onoIulu
otfubr, nod nidt bort an3 ommen.
Durh Oynamit set66iet
G8ippepa SANS, @is,
IS. Gpril.
geim glrFtbdu,n gefrorensH 9rnas
mits uur0e beute genidmin SarosR
in2tpoIina augen5lidliH 9etoNtet. 15o
mas g2pors uno George Bates tpuro.o
rurt bic Grplofion if)rper psrIeBt, Or
iterer t60tli6. Carbon mar hunoert
15ub melt in ben 5luB gsihlsuosri
rurce unc feline Gei6e par ihred!i9
3u5eri4ist. l2)
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QinernpnI. Is. 0Lnri[.
Oeiterreid,.l .ltnoarn.

gBien, IS. @prtI.
8et einem Der 8dntette, bic in 0ien
gu @bren bes 8DIner MGnnergeIang=
pereins itattfunoen, purbe Der oyunes
lier &arl Wdgner aus 90tn rpm
S6Ioge 9etroffen unb mar auf Der
SttGe cine 2ei1e.
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;ritung per5ffertIi6t einen Etrtitel ges
gen bic Sepeguns.

;eitung ber5ffertli6t einsn Grtitel ses
gen bic 8epegung.
8erGin, II. Ipril.
8Gbrenb ieines bepprltebcnben Wusz
fluges ua9 Bonn niro &aiIer gGil=
beIm audi Dem &Dnigs BON SabIen in
befen Sommerpatait gu Ctre6ten eli
nen 8eIu6 abitdtten. um oenlIelben an.
lGBIia ietres 73. 9eburtStageS Ieine
@liidlpiini9e oaraubringen. gtahber
pirb iib Der &aiier eini9e Gage in
Der @egenb Der @artburg auf6olten.
Seute Mprgen nabm Der RaiIer,
nab benz iibItdben Spa3iergung i'm
Sbiergarten, Den @ortrag be5 ojlafen
Billion i'm 3ei6sfun3lerpaldis in ber
8iIbelmitrabe entgegen.
&oiierin MuouIte @ictorid lit IN
9loen nit BEN Yrin5en 2luguIt gGtlz
belm urb Oscar eingetroffcn, neld)c
oaIelbf ibren S9ulbeIu9 pieoer oufz
nebmen peroen.
Oelterreid,= lln9dru.
8 len, II. Mpril.
lleber boS 9luftreten bes G0lner
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oobier lit mod
fploenoe9 gu melben: Dem entbuiiaz
itiItb dufgerommenen 0ifentlitben @on=
CERT oes Yercins i'm W}uiitpereinsIduI
pobnte auh Der &uiTer 5ran3 SpIep6
nit benz oeutIhen Sronprin5en bel,
Spdter brdbte Der SDlner W(Gnnerge=
Ianoperein benz &aiIer S5ran3 Soiep6
in S6Dnbrunn cine Serendbe. ga9
oerIelben unterbielt fi6 Der &diier nit
benz 9rGfoenten bes @ereins, Stbez
Qropen, uno bem breiunoa6t3i9idbris
gen &ettor S6niB, Dem dlteIten W(tts
aIiebe bes Gereins. Gum gtbI4ieo
berlieb Der RdiIer oem 8erein bic
&unItzNlebailIe. Die SDlner Sanger
purOen i'm S6loTe 9aItli4 belpirt9ct.
6ro6britdnnien.
2onbon, II. 9(pril.
9ie 2tiFociirte PreTe erfdbrt aus
gInublpiirDiger AueGIe, baB S. Yierz
pont M}organ oa5 tiirSIicb in Gbicugo
lpieoeraefunOene @en1Gloe oes beriibm=
ten engIiI9en Molers GainSbprougb,
pel6e5 Die 6er3o9in BON 0eponI9ire
bartlett, tGufli9 erlprrben bat.
2pnbpn, II. 2pril.
Die bieTgen Nah eitto9s3eitungen
meloen, baB 6err Spencer GOop. 3fpeiz
ter SetretIr Der ameritanii6en Bot
I6oft in 9oris, ii6 nit SRI 0aiIp
Better, SG)pcTter Der 9i3etDnigin BON
sSnpien, 9aop Gur5on Of &ebleIton.
oerlpbt bat. SRI. 2eiter lit cine gebos
rene gbicogoerin.
Qiperpppl, II. gtpril.
Die Ginfubr BON 3uGer pom 9onttz
nent lit in GrIpartung zines 3ole5 cuf
bieIe 8aare 10 rieiig gepeIen, OaB ieBt
81, 1923 3onnen bier pprrdtbig iino.
Qsgen 33,850 Sonnen i'm Wonat NpriI
1900
llngefdbr 6,5OO,OOO 6aoanacigarren
iino ferner aus Dem 3ouamte genoms
men noroen.
2on b on, II. 2lprtl
Die 9rDnung S6nig GoparoS pirc
SUM- nd6iten Sabres itattfinOen. @is
8eItminiterabten pirb, elmer 2tngubs
Der .3rutb" 3ufolge, pier Monate Oor
bem GreigniiIe fiir's Publifum ge=
i6toTen iein unO uller @ottesOienit in
Der Stride pirb ein9eIteIlt lperOen. Duz
nit oas Snnere fir bic Geremonie aus
geitattet perben tunn. Sin Gomite ce5
9ripD Council ipiro nd6ite Np6e Die
Gin3elbeiteu Der 6eierli6tcitcn feftz
ieBen.
CrnuPreih
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China.

Sranfreih uno Ole Gntibdei'
9l~n9sanipriiche Der Katholiten.
Gin MliiiiOndr iibrr ole sueifel-
bafte 6ineiii6e Jtedlt3pfle8e.
Sea(skrna Der GntlhdSiguusen our6
Oic trrmotu 1afaaotea.
Secnoi9uu9 Scr Rebellion auf ocr philippis
ucr, 3nfel lllarinonque.
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Kirblid,e ,feicr.
. ubnqns, Sa., Is. 9lpril


Syn Der bieIigen ct. &apbaeISs8o=
t6caralc nurbe beute in Ge9enpart
Der Webr3abl Der Gr5biId0fe uno Bis
i63Fe Der Ser. Stadten uno elmer gro
fen 2(n5abl Ioniti9er tirdlider Biirs
nentrdger Die @erleibung oes Pallium5
on Gr3biIApf Spbn S. &eune poI5os
oen @aroinal gibbons BON 8altiz
more, Der bD6Ite Miiroentrdger Der
tothtpliI4en Stride bes 2anbes, be-
tIeioete na6 Dem feierli6en 9o6amte,
ipeIhe8 pom @r3biihOf &eane celebrirt
purbe, 2ebteren nit DEM Paaium,
nem Inn pom papite berliebenen 46.
3eiben Ieiner er5biIdOfliaen 8iiroe.
Die 5eier nabm um 10 llbr nit
eirer 8roseiiion ibren 9tnfang, an tpels
der Der Saroinal, Die @r3bii6Dfe, 8is
if0fe uno YrieIter in ibren Ornaten
thcilnabmen. @ounob's ,Meffe Sp<
lennelle" purbe beim 6o6amt CUR 2lufz
fiibrung 9ebra9t unO Elm GGpr pon
80 Stimmen trug bic @eidnge por.
Na6bem na6 8eenOigung bes So9s
cmtes Sdrbinal Gibbons benz @r3s
bif6pf &edne bds Pdllium iiberreidt
bate, belt Gr3biI9of Srelanb pon ct,
9aul bic Seitpreoigt, nprin er in bes
rebten Nprten auf bas 8II6en uno
Gebeiben Der tutbolii4en Stride bin.
mics.
6eute Na6mittag um 2 llbr nurbl
i'm 9ptel SSSulien Elm 5eitmabl dbge-
halten, an ipel6em 400 @Gite tbeilz
no6men. Der erite Srinf1pru6 purbe
BON &drbinal Gibbons duf ben papit
Qeo XIII. ausgebra6t, 8iI6of SpauIz
birq BON Beori1 brd9te einen 3oait
auf ,2(merita, bic 0eimat6 biirgerli9er
unb religi0ier SSreibeit" aus unb Der
Gr3hiI4of Glber BON Cincinnati aui
ben &arbinaI, unIere Gr5bii60fe uno
8if60fe fopie bic anpe1enben 9GIte"
Or. Gonatb BON Nafbington iprad
iiber bic fat6oliI9e ltniperiitGt BON
gtmerita uno Gr3biI6of S'0}ormun
oOn SiOur 5aGs. g. D, ii6er Die
.Sir4e i'm RprOpeIten".
drummer 8anrpedmter.
2emars, Synb., 18. 2(pril.
8. 6. Borb, Yiceprdiioent Der Sc
mars 9ationalbdnt, 1T geitern 2lbeno
nit 6intey!diTung eines3ettels NIT pet
2tufi6rift: sd gebe, Gott weiB, rpp=
bin, bur9gebrannt. @s beiBt, feline
finan3iellen 8erbdltniIe iinO in einem
Iebr f6le6ten 3uitonOe, unb in einem
S9reiben an feline Jrau ertldrte er,
paB er bur9 Spetulationen an Der
g0rIe su @runoe geri6tet norpen lei.
W}an permut6;t, bdB er BON ben
5onbs Der 8unt $4,000 mitndbln,
pelcbe i'm @ep0lbe feblen. SGnmt
Ii1e 0irettoren Der 8dnf, nit 2tus.
nd6me oes GaiIirers T. &oob, befins
ben ii6 auBer6al6 Der Stabt, Der 8rd-
fioent q. s. WotGogan in S6ottlano.
Sine 2tn3abI Der heineren 9epoiitoren
piro 8erluIte erIeiben. Der &ra6 tat
bier feline neitere 2tuirsgung nod eis
men 9tnIauf auf bic iibrigen Orci 8an=
fen berDorgeruier. Uaro binterld5t
elm junges 0eib, oa5 i'm crit bor elmer
Br6e nit einem anabsn beiaent;'.
seIbitnoro.
Seattle, Baib.. 18. Qtpril,
Welpin R. galppin, Elm frii5eysr
GongreBa6georoueter aus Wiiareio;c
unb Stadts Superintenpent fir in
biontrangelegsn9eiten unter prGiioeni
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uieoerldr6e.
6aoa, Is. Qlpril.

. 9, I8. NprtI.
Merito bat beute ben 8ertrag Be-
treffs berSrieOensconFeren3 unter3ei9z
net. Die ein3igen Qdnber, bic bis iebt
ben 8ertrog nod ni6t unter5cl6net
bdben, iinb China, 2uremburg uno hie
Surtei.
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letiteteuntsc Observation-Disclosures
ben gtmtseib. Dies ma6t bem 4uTs
itano baielbit Elm @nbe. MacItt6ur."
Wlun bermutbet, baB General 0tacs
Irtbur iprgfdItige llnteriunung iiber
bic 3uitdnbe i'm gropiant Separtes
ment in ManiIa anitelIt unb nit Ieiner
Intport auf bas Geiu6 bes 0eparte
ments I'M &uftlGrung 3uriidbaIt, Bis
er i'm SeIib Idmmtli4er Sbatiud,sn 1T.
Die in Manila erfplgten gerbaftungen
in 8erbinbung nit ben ange5Iihtn
8etriigereien i'm GommiTariat 6iIben
bier in ben 9reiIen Der Offi3iere ba5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., unb man 1T ge>
neigt, un3unebmen, baB ii9 bieIe Be
triigereien auf Elm paar 6reipiltigcuz
Sffi5iere beI9rGnGen, oagegen feline
SffiSiere Der reguIdren Qlrmee bapor
betrpffen perOen, bD6Itens infoferr,
als lie ibren lntergebenen gu 9robes
8ertrauen Ic4entten,
@eb u, 18. gpril.
SauTenb 9ruppen auf Der SnIel
Gebu finb ni4t i'm StanOe, Die lleber=
gabe pOer Gefan9ennabme Der 200
Snfurgenten gu beipirten, bic iib no6
piberieBen, Sberit N2cGlernant Io9t,
Die 8eOingungen, ipel9e bic Snlur9enz
ten iteaen, tDnnten unm09lt9 dngez
npmnen tperDen.
8pn Den so Orti6aften lit etipa Elm
9uBenb Der gr0Beren unter Nittitdrz
pr0nung prganifirt porben. Ytun
g!dubt, DaB bic iibrigen SnTurgentenz
8erpaltunaen baben.
&i9tsr Taft betlo8te in feinet beus
tigen Inipracbe an Den Gonpeid Die
3bdtiude, baB gebu Die am penigIten
friebfertige Propin3 fei unb forDerte
Die 0eIegaten auf, gu entideiDen, ob
man ben 200Nfann fernerbin erlauben
polIe, Dem 6rieben unb @o6Gitar6 i'm
Wege 5u fein, pber ob bic Me6rbeit IiCf
organtiiren unb Die 8dnben in hcm
8ebir9e oufforbern fouten, 5rteDer gu
6dIten. 8en1 Die 8sp0lferung hi9t
bereit fei, bie5 3u thun, tpiirbe pieGpm=
miifion bic MiEtdrberrI9oft hi6t
bur6 eine GiptlDernaltung erfeben.
Die GrflGrung purbe obne &unogee
bunq ent9egengenommen. Die berDorz
roqenben 9ifonaner aus ben "a pers
tretenen OrtT6aften befiirportetenOrz
ganifirung elmer 9ropin8ioIregieruno
unO 8eenbigurq Der 3ebsGIion, unb
Ipbten Sberft McGlernanO pegen lei
ner tlugen unb frtebFertigen 55iibrung
bes Oberbefebls. Die SnTel pirb
mabribeinlih als cine 9rOpin5 orgn=
ntiirt perben. Die 8epDlterung be
trGgt $4,000.
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&iel, Is. Mpril.
Der &difer unb bic 8aiIerin Tinb
beute nit ibrem brittdIteiten Spbne,
bem Prin5en NbaIbert, bier eingetrDf=
fen, Der mpr9en in Die preuBii4e Ifd1
rine eintritt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
CHEAP LODGINGS ~ MILAN.
4 Large Hotel IN the Plan Of the Muls
Hotels Opened In That city.

A society Was o~rganiyei in Milan some
lime ago 20 raise funds for tho purpose
Of building a large lodging house for the
poor The society raissd tho necessary
capital by means Of donations The plan
and management Of ~. house l. quite
similar 20 those NJ tho well known Rowton
houses 81 London and tho Mills hotels In
this city. Tn" hotel has now been In
operation for about four months
II was supposed that most ~ thu dodgers
would ~ members ~ tho poorest working
classss. but Il Is found that the larger par,
81 the custom IL composed Of the poorer
paid clerks, shop assistants and others 81
that class it, facilities ara offered only
Ia males. who paw min" and a half vents a
day or CO., cents a week for lodging
Tho SO rooms are not quite ~ large ~
those In the Mills hotels, a. they measure
only . feet 10 inches by : feet 9 inches. The
walls between tines" compartments and
the corridor arr : feet 10 inches In heig h
while the ceiling - two feet higher Each
room has a window. III" ventilation il per
feet. and e~loctriC hight l. provided for dress
ing and undressing, but must be used only
TOT the tim" required for these purposes,
III" furniture consists Of n bsSi, a chair
aud clothes pegs A. In the Mills hotels.
no articles can t' left la the rooms. sep
aratr storage room being provided for
clothing Access "a the b,slrooms can ha
had only from : = NJ until midnight
Every one must be out Of his room not
later than y o'clock IN the morning Tho
bathrooms are open night and day. n COM
plcte hath costing 20 centimcS tals,ut four
cenisi. while a shower hath NAV h. taken
lot ten ccutime~ In the Mills hut.l- tho
baths, 81 which there Ar" ample acCom-
modaiinns. are free to tho customers
Ia the house AZ Milan every ono ina do
his own washing II he pl.a-c~. or II will
be done for him at small cost la tn" hotel.
and h" also has the privilege of cooking
his foud ia the hotel kitchen. ur be- NAV hay
his meals AZ the cheapest possible prev
IN the dining room. which i the largest.
brsr furnished and finished rom ln the
hotel. Among the features of tlc house
l. a comfortable smoking room. a large
reading room. well -to,k'si with reading
matter n water CLOSETS uu every fuor.
THIS %cnterprs' j. rcgS,i'd On Milan a. n
great sucvr'~s, u ~ supplying a'vuWmuia-
uou- To alsut fiv" huudrSi inmates ana j.
regarded A. having solvt-i the QUESTION %
the b->t means ui providing cheap and
good accommodations fur the poor.
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ONCE SuED o., ROO,FIEIT.
Rescue From ninE ~ a Descendant
90 orI North eft tie, o%iuIionar, Tame.

T'EIRI mans, Ovt ~ Henry HaWt,n,
who's" native placr j. wroN,uu. tnglaud,
has rc'iy,~i q newspaper from thai tow.
h. vhich th"r' spI-ar- the follow uc r'm-
iui~JS,ncc of President Roosevelt
Mir I Roosevelt. Pp~alvit - t.'
lnit"i states ant Mr. Roosevelt w-r- 90
a visit To- iprl N'r'h a. MuuNtnu No..
thu seat " topi = .ul. 200 M4rrl. 49,
" huutDi With tie MaINickslIf- t.uu.-
h. thst month when u.ry m"t 1T nut.tH
HoUs. o. the afternoon th,g had q sharp
nrp AMI kill~l th~ir foN ~ faru'stI.ggH
park. 'h- r-~iivncy' &c a." late tu'iHi..a.U
nollr--k NJ H~uosrvrlt w.s Ir.-"nf''f
With the hri~n
m" Hon x North ant NJ H.-r,''
-taftssi one morning io - - slt,i.rs suf
iu ,',ssiur a hndce during - So NJ
NuffA won't thruurh ~. hof-' AIT HI NJ
Eu.r-ryslt fhrrv his iar.af. uf ia--. .,uf
VI Norn AMI haulNl him out. uf Oh, u 10
hAy" l-~n druN uei
VI Roosevelt - rlut~i % fh, NHFA
familN through the ~-lt~usiaiI family.
fuFn~riv 20 ,hippiuE Nsri-u o. J. r]sIuI.si
Hr a. a Iuuls csinrHisros fHtf core %
Washington suss~--sr- go Tfs-H..U 90
fhs I u''.f state raVssi thr DO. Hf r. de-
sssgriar' - that lsnrd Nurh. wh-- tzlIry
lusi Lngiaud the AGscuoal oolOnle.
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on its way until just about nightfall We
came 20 the coast. Then. by cutting
holes In the sail, the captain gradually
descended toward the water, keeping a
sharp lookout. He ordered me and the
mate and the Manxmen to report any
sail that might appear.
within twenty minutes 7 remarked:
sail. hor and pointed out a Malay prua
JUS, ahead and n little to the eastward.
But I'm afraid, captain aid that
we shall pass To the west Of her.
The captain snid something about
teaching a grandmother and then cut loo-"
one edge 81 the sail. To my surpri-" the
kite-boat ON which We were adnn az once
turned to the westward, and soon was
Just over the proa. Then IN" captain
ordered all hands up the ropc toward IN"
saIl. They swaimei up TO within about
ten fee, ~ the yard. and the captain shd
down and cut on the rope that held tho
bit Of mast, while the mate was cutting
the iope hat served a. a k~ite-cord.
As the mast fell away and the kite,
cord was ut. the weight 81 the mate and
the Manxmen turned the kite over IKE
q parachute. and We descended quit" COM
fortably upon the deck Of the Malay ves-
sci Nhcrcupon tho crew Of pira'e- Tor
II, was a pirate cruiser we had dropped
upon decided that We were visitors from
tho skies. and lcaped overheard.
Il will only add that ~ had no difficulty
In sailing the Malay weasel to Sumatra'
ana tIflR ulrll~iilk VI utI N k'f "''N'f
indeed. WIS more valuable than that W"
had lost when tho Penny-Whistle struck
the whale.
And. . said Mr.. Ayerill. I have always
thought that Capt. f1tzstephen was one
IL the most accomplished navigators !
ever met. But as ! see yuur sister and
your mother have returned from their
drive. I'm going Ia ask YOU TO excuse, me
/ shall CoTne for your yarn, sailor D'h
'There!" said the snail hoy, don't you
think Mr.. Avcrill las had a 10, 81 exciting
adventures q.
We'll. | wouldn't put u exactly So
Sailor Ben replied. with some hesitation
III l was 90 put H.. I'd allow that II he
seen what he's been tellin' us, he's got ms
ship named wrong He must "a shipped
IN the Crazy lane from Bloomingda'"
loadod with monnshine That's how IA
put II. l. he all right" n Sailor ben
tapped his wrinkled forehead
Yes. he's all right said the small hoy,
laughing.
IL ne a ~lawyer'- asked Sailor Ban, eying
the departing figure uncasily. =.
NO. he writes for the n~ewspapcrs.
said the small boy proudly
-Ah-h.- said Sailor Ben. with a sigh
OF relief as he gathered up tho mended
net. i might "a knowed IL
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SIM VOTING ~ FIRE nor SIS.
Ono Peculiarly eft the Coming Election
In Rirhmond iorouEh

Staten Island continues tu have q 'ulin-
tc"r fac drfartm~Ui AMI t'r tro luu-'-
81 S'ai~n Island continue 90 h. ~ 'h'-o
~ ScN Norl wrrn prior 10 m" establish
meut oG The prr-ent uatp ~o'IaT'n'ti
meeting plpc-z for u-irhtsoriv rrIu'r'-,
th. demauu fur tie s~-f,t,s.s - fhH 'Hluf-
tra.fs iHtHr iufrstu"ut Ihrrr uUH Uhr's'l
.uE4pc cl'uIlni'-, aNt~-u hu.' 'aifias'
Clui aui~-. luurtr-p husk ard "a der
cu'misaiu.- and on~ I'm iatra 90 N'at"n
Island. fhr cohesive ~p-i ~ whl,f, a.
rad lv thr CIV. J.. SIl.eya
w. Nsv Anri ami ltps'llvn 90 uffohl
p-r - msdr 60 voting i'uus-~ q" ''ir t"
hrus' urst-.uV. Toast tlo ssH~ boz no' 'fi"
- iuDbHfond thIs wa ana WufI '' 30"
r~~rir.uug and iIr Nu'iuF thew o. tFanr
dom ~ engine huu-s~
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PAY OF NON COMMISSIONER orYrcrs,

Resides these there are other grades 20
aspir,. 10, such az nuarierma-ter, commis--
sary and ordnance sergeant All the non
commissioned officers have the same allow
Ances A. the private soldier, aud no more
except /. tho item " paw Thousands =
men in the army are drawing this max
mum pay and many even arger sums ~
reason Of this 81 increas" from subsequent
enlis'meuts.
Now compare the foregoing ratings
with tho pay 10 commissioned officer =
the lower grades. taking into account 'fa
required difference In expenditures TIE
smallest commissioned pay II that - a new
sss,nud lieutenant 81 infantry. 81. tn a wear.
Ru' the Government make him no allow
ance for subsistence. clothing or cup
mcn, He pays for his uniforms. food a'!
appointments. n all his little personal
rXIau-es. Just the sam" a. the civilian rrl-
plrvtc. none Of which. however, fail upon
Tho private soldier or nnn-cunmiS-iourt
officers Besides. tho commissioned 81
Ger T. obliged 10 sustain certain e%Niranr-
dinlrv EXPENSES e. maintain the dignity u
the profession. After delucting all these
Expenditures from his nav. AZ the eru =
tho vcar II j. conceivable that his purse
might he shorter than that of the company
nou-CommtSsioned officer and priNait>,
who paw for nothing and MAINTAIN the dig
nifty Of the profession by simply doug
their duty
OF course. a. the second lieutenant rises
in rank hr paw j. prornrtIruaiely increased,
and " u also inCrel~td a. per cent ai'"r
twenty YEAR service, IN" addition beng
made AT th" rate II ten per cent At the cui
81 each Ave years period Meanwhile lis
personal expenses are somewhat increased
by his Advancement IN rank The paw ~
an infantry captain l. t,S1 per annum.
not percentage Increase But alter
deiucting Subsistence. clothing and inci-
dental cNp~n~rs from this sum how much
morr will tho captain hav" left at the end
81 the wear than Ms first ~~"rgoant'
That there should IT, a difference bst we
the nav - %" officer and enlisted man,
however. - very comprehensive. The
oHiS,r leads AMI oplor>, and hence 10 re-
-isnnsihlr for everything "a" soldiers are
las chihir'u who nav" uu Clrv- Ia cucumber
their minds Opuu marrh"~ ~ Journeys ny
rail he never buthcr- himself about the
route H. docs no, l!c awake nights worry
ms alpu' whether th. supplk~ Sil b. ~ 10
~" morning lie knows very well hat his
uHic,r- arr looking ont !ot all hos matters,
and he marches -'rrn-iy forward sur" ut hs
destination, or goes TRANQUILITY to -lecp when
'h" march - over. I-rf'Stly confident that
his rs'ious Tor ~" next dav Wlll - on hand
a. usual. 90 matter What 10" difficulties
~ the situation. 1h" puva'" soldier 49,
dom complains ~ the difference, IA pay
and authority and rr-~tuu~lulutv
Very little study - the. data will con-
viHc. Intelligent rraarr- that tho life - -
American commas -llti-r D, not wholly
barren - ihU=~ ohl~cf- after Nhich mar
liud inCs--autly S'rsggl"- II u crain.y
Ci.af thai IN" A. not moHgrvlv PAID or -
~ al events H. tie German Amy OBJ"
private soldiers pay is o. - a month ''aI
81 4 musician r~~riv"s hui - a month
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snnuI1 fHHH fIH lr|HE~rnHHEr Gin rIN-
l.HHF NnfHH.fHUH HrH ~HfafiaVs ~ las
lRfNfNt ~rfIstY -nd i-.A.oh sre
hat.ns ~l.-l4rcs -A4a
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r~nds Tus So iu nff-f a. T~FafrfiF rFrrrFe
tlmaelf fof ~ dHfs dutIrs ~ trae =
suutlt-d uHe a.. adNafu--f rraps 10 bsbcfi
~ uas assorasunn Ads
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str!rtII To Date.

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