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Turk the leader Of the three, violently
his boot His surprise
the Garment of Repulsion arrested the blow
overthrow the in turn Snatching
dagger bounded the boy fercey
instant the enrage Turk found himself lying
his back three yards while his dagger flew
through landed deep in the desert sands.
keep it up!' cried Rob, bitterly II hope you'll enjoy
yourself"
raised their comrade to his feet. and
another in SURPRISE being unable to
bound could eectualy defend
at whispered from the leader they drew
their blank into Robs face. The
drfed slowly away Turks Mortified their
intended victim laughing at them. -. - --
Utterng of terror and dismay the three took to
their heels and bounded towards the WALL where gate
quickly receive them the populace feeling the
Tartar horde upon them. ....- 49,
this far for Rob- sitting
raised his he
approach Of the in
vaders.
they came while Rob watched them
bemoaned the foolish impulse that had led him to fall
land where he could easily be
powered and robbed of his treasures
II always suspected these electrical inventions would be
day. reflected, sadly; land I'm side
tracked and left helpless this outlanish country without
won't be able to kill me. they Garment Of
Repulsion and strip that off, but could cross this
foot having lost food tablets I'd
starve if I attempted it." ~ 1-.*@
Fortunately eaten of the tablets just before
going Sleep there danger Of immediate starva
he miserable and unhappy, and remained
broodng over until sudden caused him
to look .eG..
(To Continually
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Copyright. 1901. by the Bowen-Merrin CO.
Fra nix b a u M
CHAPTER ELEVEN.
Bob Loses His Treasures.

Bob Loses His Treasures.
OUR adventurer had intended to the night in
~ little hotel, atmosphere Of Paris
isagreeabe that he decided it would be
enjoyable while ourneyng through the cooler
air that far above the earths surface So just as the
striking the midnight hour Rob mounted sky
indicator of the travelling machine to
intending make the city OF Vienna his next STOP
considerable distance where the air
exhlarating, the relief he
experienced the close streets Of Paris
soothing nature that he presently fell asleep His
day metropolis had been busy for like all
boys he had forgotten himself in the delight of
had tired his muscles and exhausted his strength to
unusual degree.
It about three o'clock in the morning when Rob.
moving restessly his accidentally touched with his
right indicator Of the machine which fas-
tened his left wrist setting couple Of points to the
south He of of the slight al
his which destined to of
future. the boys fatigue
sleep daybreak during this
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desert long spot ahead Of him
which to be large body of ferceoong men, riding
droedaries and slender. spirited horses and armed
long rifles crooked1y shaped simitars
scarcely out of sight before ROD
discovered he approaching rich wooded oasis OF the
midst of which built the walled city OF
few Europeans and only American traveller
visited it. But he guessed 1t city OF some
its and beauty and resolved to make
a stop there.
cluster with leafy tops stood short dis
outside the walls and here the boy landed and sat
down to rest in the refreshing shade.
Something the stiffness and the intense heat Of the
midday made the boy drowsy He stretched himself
beneath the dense foliage OF the biggest
the languor that creep
&ng him. -
that army Of the desert arrives he
thought seepy "rhey either belong in this city or have
capture it, tell better what to dance when
find out what the band plays"
moment he sound asleep sprawling upon
shade slumbering peacefully as an
Infant 1 ..~.
And while motioness three dropped in quick
top the city wall and hid among
the low bushes, crawling noiseessy from to another
approaching degrees the little group Of trees
Turks, and hal been sent by those In au-
thory the talest of the
the For Robs conjecture
had correct and the city Of Yarkand awaited with
anxiety, threatened assault from it's hered-
tary enemies, the Tartars. =.
With all caution American savage
approached where unbounded eent
they the boy lying asleep His dress and fairness Of
skin at proclaimed him. in their shrewd ewes a
and their first thought around in
search Of his dromedar Seeing nothing OF the
kind they much puzzled account for his
stood looking him with evident curiosity
The struck the polished surface of travelling
chine, which attached to Rob's wrist the
metal glitter like silver This attracted the Of the
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Weight Of Oak.

timber when well weighs 20 cent less
than when green. s5 So. -. Yse * IL
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period Of Inconsistencies he passing
over the face Of European countries and ap-
preaching the lawless and dangerous domin
IONS of the orient = -.
When. at last, he opened his eyes, he was
puzzled to determine where he was. Beneath
him stretched a vast, sandy plain, and speed
Ing across this he came to land Astounding
in luxuriant vegetation.
II wonder if I've passed Vienna in the
night" he thought. 1T ought not to have
taken me more than a few hours to reach
there from Paris"
Vienna was at that moment fifteen hun
AIRED miles behind him; but Rob's geography
had always been his stumbling block at
school, and he had not learned to gage the
speed of the travelling machine; so he was
completely mystifed as to his whereabouts
Presently village having many queer
spires and rninarets whsked by him like
flash. Rob became worried, and resolved to
slow up at the next sign of habitation.
This was good resolution but Turke-
stan is so thinly settled that before the
boy could plan out course of action he
had passed the barren mountain range of
Fhan-Shan ninbly an acrobat leaps
q jumping-bar. .S5..,a"
''This won't do at air. he exclaimed
Earnestly. 1.-THE travelling machine seems to
be running away with me, and I'm missing
no end of sights by scooting along up here in
the Clouds"
He turned the Indicator to zero, and was
relieved to find it obey with customary quick
ness. In few moments he bad slowed up
and stopped, when he found himself sus-
pended above another stretch Of sandy plain.
Its desert, all right" was his COM
ment: perhaps old Sahara herself y.
He started the machine again towards
the east and at more moderate rate OF
"a
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A minstrel performance which
was to have been given last night at
the Orpheum by the soldiers OF the
Warren did not take place, as the
performers could not leave the
transport. Many had bought tickets
but it is doubtful il they will ever
get anything for their money,
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DRAW ExoEksex on
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Camp Warren was yesterday
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51a Eran 1850 agents. THE NdcAN
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Gr,6iiduf Seebau's eeidcnbesanemiB

GbtcagD, II. SuIi. - Die lie
berreite bes b~eritorbenen @r3biT6ofa
5eeban BON G6icago purben 6eute
mad einem einbrudsDoQen 2ei6en=
gottesoienite in Der &atbebrale gum
beiGigen Namen na4 benz nGaIparienz
5riebbofe" iibergefi6rt unb tempordr
in einem @etpDIbe beigeiebt. @pGter
folen fie cine enbgiiItige Hu6e fGtte
auf Der neuen oMount Carmel Gene
tern" ftnben. Inter ben 2eiotragen=
BEN 6efanben Ii9 &arbtnal Gib6ons,
Gr3bif9pf SrelanO unb cine Mtenge
anDerer 6p6er 9rGlaten.
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Southsstr.; w. H. Blackford, Prses.;
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BERKSHIRE LIFE ms. CO., Herald
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Der in Mabifon tagenbe repuz
6lifaniI6e Staut5z@OnOent bon @isz
cpnfin bat ben 8ouberneur 3obert 80.
2afplette auf's gfeue gu ieinem Qmte
npminirt.
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be6anoelt 8ooen uno Meni6en, 0a5
3peite Qr6eiten uno @ert5tdtten, oa8
brittle 4rbeiter : 8ereinigungen uno
Snouitrtez8 er6GnDe unD Das Dterte
Nmeritu unD OeutI8fanb i'm 8ettz
beperbe. 9em%rf6einen Der &ufz
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Snterefe entgegen geIeben. Der Sat
fer foa ben Grge6ntfen Der 4merttd=
reiie De5 Gommer3ienratbS 8oloberz
ger befonoere 8ea9tung i9entan unb
i6nen ben gr0Bten Wert6 beilegen.
Seinem 9ant fir bic miinoli4e Sc
rt4teritdttung be5 6rn. @olO6erger
bat er betanntli6 f6On Our9 Die Ser
lei6ung beS &ronenor0en8 3peiter
&lafe Nusbruf perlie6en. 6rn.
@oloberger's 8eo6a6tungen b%irften
BEL Der tiinftigen 8~egelung Der ban
OelspoIitiI6en 8e3ie6ungen 3pii6en
0eutI9lano uno ben Ser. 5taaten
an bieiiger maBgebenber Gteue fpez
8ieue 8eriidiidtigung finOen,
onn in 6telO t0mmt
mad 8ieL.
9o5 gegentpGrtig Dor G6riitiania
liegenOe ameritunt56e 8ei9paoer
unter benz Oberbefe6t bes Qomiral5
Qrent @. Gropnini6ielo miro na9
benz 8efu8 Der StGbte Stod6oIm
uno petersburg IGngeren QufentbaIt
i'm 8ieler 9ofen ne6men - Elm Oft
Der 90fIi6teit fir Die Qmeritafa6rt
bes Prin3en 9einri4 bon 9reuBen.
86ni8 ais 2ebenSretter.
Nus Gonfan3 am 8oOeniee pirO
teIegropbi16 bierber %gemeIOet, OaB
80nig @tIbeIm Der 3neite BON
Mirttemberg, pel9er nit etnem $40
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fu6r, ben 9re8bener 2uft5differ
2ii9e rettete, Der nit ieinam 8auon
ms WaRer fiel. Der Qeronaut
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unD nur oa5 reIoIute @ingreifen oe5
80nigs b%etpa6rte i'm Dor jd6em IoOe.
@Gure in GuItfornter
Obf.
Die nSedniT6e 8unbI6au" mel
bet, boB 3pei Gbemiter ouf getrOdz
neten culifOrnii4en Gompotfrii6ten
beoeutenOe Mengen FREEZER f6pefeliger
Sdure gefunOen BADEN, pel6e ni6t
beIeitigt peroen tonnte, 0ieIe Gntz
Oetung lit nutiirli6 @aIer ouf bic
Mible 9erienigen, tpeI4e Der amertz
tani14en @Onturren3 germ uuf jeoem
8ebiet einen Riegel bor16ie6en m06z
ten uno ieiner3eit audi ii6er Oa8 8orz
fGurez8er6ot aus Dem 9Gu56en tpaz
rem, Sn 6OIge Der M}tttbeilungen Der
pSe6ntf3en 8unoi6au," zines i'm
@Qgemeinen OerldBli6en 5o4blatteS,
1perOen umfafenbe l1nteriu6ungen in
geOa6terRi6tung Dor8enommen perz
ben, auf Oeren Reiultat man geIpannt
iein Oorf.
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9ier berbreitete ii9 bas @erii6t, Der
0ampfer st, Qoui5" BON Der Pine
rican 2ine," pel6er Sout6ampton
an 6onntag ouf Der 6a6rt na4
Nepzgort berlufen BAT, fei unterpeg5
nit einem anberen 9ampfer cOqiOirt.
9iefe5 @4iff lei 1oeben in Queens
topn e~ingetroffen unO babe Die 0}elz
bung mitgebra6t.
Die 8eamten Der nQmertcan Cine"
ertlGren inOeRen, DuB ba8 9erii4t
~boIitGnOig g%runoIO5 lei,
2onbon, II. Suli. - Die 6ieiiz
gen 8eamten Der nNmerican Cine"
BADEN nt6t oa5 @eringite boOon 9sz
bort, baB Der 9ompfer st. GOui5"
nit einem anOeren 9ampfer couiOirt
lei.
Inter ben qaTogieren be8 st,
2ouiS" befinben it4 4Omirol SObn
G.0ation, Commander %. S.Gople5
uro 6rau GopIe8, Iopie SRI. 9elen
RpoIspelt, cine Gouiine bes PrdiiOenz
ten. SIN @an3en 6efinoen ii6 TAO
9aTagiere an 8oro bes 9ampfers,
100 in Der eriten, 100 in Der 3peiten
&ajiite unb 400 i'm ,3nif4enOed.
Sem Bureau Der ,,QmericQn Cine, "
gr. 70, 8~roaopap, Nepz0ort, lit
na4 Qus1age Der 8aamten feline W}elz
oung, ouB benz 9ampfer st. Qoui5"
irgenb ettpa5 paifirt lei, eingetroffen.
g6Gtte Der st. 2oui5" cine GoQi{ion
gebobt, 10 piirOen mir bic griten fem,
Die ba5 erfobren," 10 bieB e5 I'M 8uz
reau.
3ei8 BEL 6entt.
9orts, II. Sult. - Die amertz
tuni76e 6anDelsfammer frat geitarn
Na8mittag 3uIummen, UNI Dem PrGz
fioenten Der 80rperI8aft, 6ranci5
&imbel, ba5 &reu3 Der G6renlsgion
in 9iamanten, lpO3u Die W}ttglieOer
6eigeiteuert 6atten, gu ii6errei6en.
6enrp 8ignaub, Der ameritanti6e
@eI6GFtstrdger, prGIioirte unO poQz
3og BEN S6entungsatt. @tcezPrditz
bent Gu8arD erfldrte, Die M}itgliener
Der &ummer i6GBten 9rn. 8im6el
ie6r 6o6 uno piiBten Die @6re DoIauf
gu niirDigen, pel6e Die fran3O1i56e
3egierung Der &ummer babe angeDei=
fen IaTen, inOem tie 9rr. &im6el
ars3ei6nets. (8ei Dem tiir3liden T..
Suliz8antett 6atte Der fran30iii6e
6anoel5miniiter 9rouillot gang unerz
partet Oos 8reu3 Der G6renlegion
Dem grdfibenten &im6el u~nge6eftet,
mas itiirmiI6en 8eifaQ b"eroOrrisf.)
Me6r 6enattpnSz q q d.
ri6ten aus G6tnd.
8ictoria, 9. g., II. Sult. -
Sn Ging6iia, elmer 6sfeItigten StaOt
Der Mtongolei, bereitet it4 Elm 8ieien>
QufItanb gegen bas 4ineiii4e 8aiier=
6au5 bor. Der &aiier ioQ 9eItiir5t,
9sting erObert un0 Sung 81 9iiang
6errf6er Oss 8ei4es Der Mitte perz
ben. Sn Der mongolif6en Staot baz
ben ii8 General Sung gu 6Itang, Der
Frii6ere 8orer : 5ii6rer, Bring 3uen,
lpelfer bas MaFatre aller Qu5ldnoer
in 9efing plante, unD 2im Sung, Elm
anOerer 6remOenbufer, 5uiammenSez
funben uno riIten SuuienOe BON 4n~
6Gngern nit Daffen aus, Oamit be
IeI6en i'm 8erein nit Der 4rmee 8enez
raj Sung 6u 9iiang's, 0eren QuflOz
Jung bon pefing aus befOblen, a6er
ni6t ausgeFii6rt purbe, gegsn bic
6auptitaot marf6iren uno Die e6rgeiz
3iqen 4lGne i6res Qnfibrer8 perpirfz
li6en 6elfen. 9ieie Ra4ri6t tpuroe
in 8rieFsn aus China ben bier pO6s
nenoen gbineIen ibermittelt.
Mus Peting nirb bert4tet, baB bic
bort ppbnenDen @erpanDten 0e8
9rin5en Suen in GROCER 8eiprgniB
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9roBer 9ranb in 8uapaz
quill.

8uupaquiI, Geuabor, IL. SUI
Il. = Sin GROCER 8ranb brad bier
UNI 8 ubr geitern 46enb aus unb 1T
beute friR mad 5ebnftiinbiger 9auer
nod I'M Gange. Die Gerluite lperben
annd4ernD auf 100000 aei6GBt.
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Syen1 terglQs, UlalWEH ullu S'u-lc'
THE BAKER GLASS CO.. 100 Hanover
Str.
Sunter : @6istep.
". LANAHAN & SON. 20 Light.str.
8prbur1 &pe : W6isfsp.
FISHER BROS, lis W. Baltimore.str.l
Raffee - unqebrannt unb %gebrdnnt.
THE ENTERPRISE COFFEE CO.. Rl
Exchange=Place.
2anbnirtbI9aftlide 9erdtbe unb Sis
mereien.
| GRIFFITH & TURNER CO., $50 N. Pacaa
Str.
MeBgerz unb Ginma4er : Wert3euse.
]. P. PFEIFFER & SON. 200 N. Paca.str.
Sel, Sar6e unb @las.
c. Il. wINKELMANN & CO.. Is ".
Pratt=Str.
Srnamentale 9ra6! @rbetten
DUFUR & CO., 81 N. Howardsstr.
Bubz unb @eiBpaaren.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO.. 9 W. Balti.
moresStr.
StiefeIn unb S9ube.
Carroll ADAMS & CO., q Howard.Str.
Sbiiren, 5eniterrabmen, RouleauG.
FRANK d. WATKINS & CO.. 400 o.
Pratt.Str.
Miener 8dderei.
RICE BROS, 312-324 N. Gay=str.
Waoger unb 3ubeb0r.
THE FAIRBANKS CO., 1921 Light.str
Gfig, ptfels, 8raut, gatiup u. |. IN.
DONALDSON, SCHULTZ & CO., 4N
Nord Charles=Str.
Gnbctail=& eiddfte.
0iumdnten unb S9mud LADEN.
WELSH BROS, 5 O. BaltImore=Str.
2innen= unb WeiBDadren.
CLARK & STEVENS, 212 N. Charles:Str.
MDbel unb Seppi4e.
JOHN TURNBULL, JR, & CO., 16 W.
Baltimore=Str
Srieb6Dfe.
LOUDON PARK CEMETERY, Office 81
W. Saratoga Str.
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8dnfiers.

ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS, Baitis
mores und CaIvertsStr.
SPERRY, JONES & CO.. Calvert' und
FayettesStr. =
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9ftien, Sbligationen unb 8aumtpoue.

Wtttsr, NDlIgdttpHeH HHD OuHEI1IUU"e'
LoWNDEs REDWOOD. Stock Exchange
Fl. f. BACHMAN & CO., 2OS-212 EQuita'
BILE Building.
GUSTAVUS ODER, Is ~South=Str.
CHARLES B.HOBLITZELL & CO., 2Gl
OstsGermansStr.
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Sic ,,guuOIer" bnm MinncapuIis.

minneapolis, Ntinn., II,
Suit. = Die @roBgeI4morenen BADEN
ben 64eriff 9reger u~ngepiefen ,Ra4z
for76ungen na9 Dem Poli5ei : GU
perintsnbenten Dimes an3uitellen. Sm
9oli3ei : 9epartement berri4t cine
p0uige 3erfubren6eit. @egen POIi3eiz
GopitGn 5it6ette, Der tiir3Ii4 fpsgen
8aite6li9feit aus Dem @mte entfernt,
BON MaDor Dimes abar pieber ais
Boli3ift in benz M%aDorsbureau ange@
iteQt purbe, iinO negen tiir3li4er
8a33ias, Die er auf eigene Sauit auf
perrufene QOtale unterna6m, &lagen
neqen unprbentliden 8etragen8 err
6oben fporben. 5ithette bat nun ben
SpieB umgeOrebt unO gegen Gapitdn
&rumpetoe, Der i'm an Der Weiterz
fi6rung Der Ra53iaS Der6inberte,
&lagen tpegen Strung zines Beam
ten in Der 4%u5fii6rung feiner NmtSz
pfli9ten er6pben. 9a6st ma6t er gelz
tend, er fabe ben 8efebl our 8sranz
ftultun9 Der Ra35tas bon Dem Mta1pr
Dimes er6dlten.