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Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-12

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-In the es-
Inmates for the next fiscal year Secreta-
ry Root will reduce the amount for the
war department, not including the ar
my. $4,000 less than they were before
the beginning Of the Spanish war.
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-12
PERRY,S RECORD.

Boston, Nov 12.-The police to-day
devoted all their efforts to secure evi-
dence of the past life and movements
Of Perry, the young negro under ar,
rets charged with the murder Of Miss.
Clara A. Morton.
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-12
sERyED .A LONG TIME.

Berlin, Nov 12.-Nathan S. Thresher,
for forty-three years station master at
the Berlin station of the New York
New Haven and Hartford railroad,
died last night, aged 70 years.
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-12
ROBBED OF HIS NUGGETS
jacques La Travers Fell Into
Bad Hands in New York
Had Accumulated $4,000 and Was on
His Way Home to Trance-After
Losing His Money He Became In
sane and is Now at Bellevue


New York, Nov II. Homeward
bound with bag full OF gold nuggets
and his pockets full Of cash, $4,000 in
all. won in the mines of French
Guiana, Jacques La Trayers. d native
of France, has been robbed in this city
and is now III the insane ward at Belle
Vue.
Travers and his partner had reached
this city Cf their way back to France
and, as neither understood English,
they took a room in a lodging house
near the docks.
Both displayed their treasures care
lessly and when Trayers went out
alone to purchase a watch he is be-
lieved to have been induced to drink
drugged liquor. He returned shortly
to his room, his gold gone. When he
realized his loss he became violently
insane and was taken in charge by the
police.
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
C1osing stock Quotatfons.

Money on call easier at 51k per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 51s16 per cent.
Sterling exchange fairly steady, with ac-
tuaI business in bankers bills at $4.S7Q
4S7125 for demand and at $4.S4 for 60 day
bills Posted rates, $4.35 and SASS. Com
mercia1 bills, $4SS14@4. Bar silver
1880 Mexican dollars, 394c. Government
bonds f1rmer. Railroad bonds firm. Clos
ing prices:
Atchison ....... 81 Ontario & West. 80
C.,C.,C. 6 st. l.. 94A Pacific Mail -. 80
Ches. & Ohio.... 45h Peoples Gas ...1013l
Del. & Hudson. 157 Reading ......... 57ss
Erie. ............. 34A Rock Island ....190
Gen. Electric. ...177 st. Paul ..:..... .176M
Lackawanna... 23S Sugar Refinery 1885
Lead. 25H Texas Pacific :. AZ
Louis & Nash. .1275k Union Pacific ..1011z
Manhattan Con 1885 Wabash pref. ;. ASK
Missouri Pac.. .1O5ss West. Union -. SO
N. Y. Central. - 149A
Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-12

association has shown it's inability to
control its own members. He says
his company has no desire to discrlm-
mate against members of the union.
President T. P. Fowler speaks for
the Scranton Coal company and the
Elk Hill Coal & Iron company. lie
says they own ten collieries and work
5000 men. He asserts that if the
average wage earned by the anthracite
piece workers is less than that paid to
workers in other employment it is be-
cause they fix their own hours of la
Dor and the amount of their earnings
without any regard to the interests or
wishes of their employers, and in total
disregard of the earnings and welfare
of every other class of employees"
He declares that the men in the
mines do not work to exceed four or
five hours day. All other charges
made by Mr. Mitchell are combatted,
and on the question of miners unions
Mr. Fowler says: Eve deny that
agreements between employers and
employees are beneficial and successful
in the bituminous coal fields or else
where and assert that any such
agreement as a method of regulating
production would be and is injurious
to the best interests Of the nubic."
The statements made for the Lehigh
Valley and the Pennsylvania com
panies cover the same ground as the
other statements.
Wilkesbarre, Nov 12.-President
Mitchell and several members of the
executive board of the United Mine
Workers. were in session at miners
headquarters here to-day. They dis
c11sSed fIe situation thoroughly.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

Rskorya oase5men Medyoach. Bs,r1
dxo ,zajmuiaoa j poWabns poRiet6
. Preaaaassnlp 10 5mlert krd =
wlcza DyokIeuysn. j wyDswlo-
niu 50 Biedmiu razY pvses mldr-
COW, Wydanie move poprawlone,s.
Cena-a0 q.
Jan OEpiS,oia czyN So,uszdrza1.
siYnnY swego czasu trefnl6;; lego
felel avanturY. 5Powle66 ko-
miczna ku roxrrw CO czytelnik6w.
Wydanle move. poprAwlone. : :
liczDYni obraskami. Cena dave
niei IS Q. teraz tYlko.... 200
-Aakleta Dziesoiica : Brodq, civil
CYrullk zbawca. PrsYgody Der
trama y Zamku. Nadzwyczaj
ciekaweo opowiadanle. 100
GkowieE Nocy Powle66 przez Ju-
lluaza de Gastin. T{omaczona :.
francusklego (nadswYczaj cie-
kawa). Cena.....:...... 50 9.
Testament Pioya Wasss. > uaE-
Ii zam,arY Moskali zawojowa8:4
cafeg0 swlata ............ 5 ct
Pr0roct,oo Mchalay, Kr6lowej
70 Saby, l3te; SYb,lli. .......l5c.
Hissorya 0 szlachetneji piek,sG Me-
1xzynse, ........... ......20c
Zy,0ot Genowgfy. powied6 moralna
bardzo wzrusza1aca 20 staroIyt-
nych czasdw...... Zoo
Bolestaw ozyli DalszY Gag Geno-
wefy, h6maczenle p.zez ks. Os-
mansklego. 2Oc
Fabioh. Powies6 Z csas6w prse-
6ladowanla Chrze5cian v roku
800. Napisa} Kardynai Wiseman.
~ l.Chwlle rozejmu. .. Walka
3 Zwyciaztwo. SO G
w mooney oprawie ze zioconym
tytuliklem3 Is.
Laskinia posepie1ca. PowlesG przex
Fr- <. TuczYhsklego... So
Walka Biatych z hsdyana-
25ct
Pan Zsoardowski siawny m,str.
czarnoksiezkl. z wlelu pieknemi
obraxkami, na]nowsze wydanie pa
ma karola Mark " Miko}owie. ma
Szl2sku......... .......... zoo
Rmaldo, Rinaldini, sfawny
do K6izca rozb6jBik6w.--...60o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
ZE 4 a

Z q J. SW'I Ll.ll.'lE.l
WARsZAW7A, ~ &. Depas y
lament Dolicyi wYdaI sok6l i, y
do guberna1or66w, wsYRsjacl
ich do zapobiegania wYchodzI-
twu ludu polskiego na rrobo'tef
do Prus. Wychodztwo me-
by6 tylko. u6wczas dozwolloc one J,
jeieli wYchodzca wykaze ole,
Re zawarl kontrakt . zakordc-
nowym obywatelem.
-oo-
DZIEN 4 LIPCA obchodzi
Ii, jak swykle, Ameryksnle v
stolicach europejsk'ch, bankiee-
tam, / tcastami ma czest pre-
zydenta i ma cze56 krol6w lub
cesarzy.
NIEMCY sami przyznaja, De
pr2esladowanie Polak6w i'm
samym szkodai.
,,Ple6dzlesiar lat temu ina-
czej by}o u nat!' VIOLA Del
brueck " swych Preusslsche
Jahrbuecher. Nv pruskle]
Polsce panowat spok6j. Tam
teisl stall m,eszkahcY j lmmi-
eranci &Yll " zgodsie. Niemiecr
ka m}odzie1 chetnie sp'ewaia
pclskie piesni i nosiia konfe-
deratki, ale " chwilach POI
wa&nych i " rowa3nem dzia-
- .".. AEs f--E -a-
lan:u zawsze sic okazywa'a
IA wskrcs ME miecka, mtodzie2
polska byta serdecsnie przy-
w,azan,a do ~niemieckie] cywi-
lizacYi, polskie panic Mostly
jedwabne szaafy, ustanow'one
ma pam,atke krolowej Ludwikl,
ktora " spotkaniu z Napoleo-
Gem l sapomnIata o sobie, DO
pamietala o swej pruskiej OF
czyznie.
Ludu polsk,ego jeszcze ME
byio - byia tylko le&aca ma
siemi wiecznie pijana benny
slna masa.
Slachta polska = marno-
trawna nieslychanie. hulaszcza,
ale zara2em cgromnie goscin-
"a - przyjmowaia niemc6w
q ia wyszukana grzeczucscia,
ktorej taiemnica znana jest
tylko polakom. Polska inteli-
gercYa mowiia ze slu2ba pc
polsku, ale miedzY SODA pc
n;emieckn l czytaia tylko ME-
m,eckie ks,s4ki.
Pvmietam te c~zss}! W6wczas
to co dals nazY wamy pruska
Polska, ty'o jeszcse lakby
polsklemi Prusami. Lees mad
szedl rok l860ty. nadsssdf
B,smark ze sw4 tajna konwen.
c7a . Rosva IL nlenaWiscia do
Polakow i oto W r. l87OtYm
msio )u4 bglo takich ~obywateli
W Poansnskiem kt6rsY SIC
ciessyli s:niemiecklchw we Franz
CYL zwyclestw. Potem przY-
ezta wcjns z katol'cyzmem, Q
ieszc2e. potem Bismark zu-
peluie rozpetaf swe antYpol@
sse 4sdze oto " rezu!tacie
poa Rata pruska Polska, . ma
rodem trzezwym, tracowitym
ossczednym. ktory bardso eau
je, bardzo mas pienawids' -
co najwatniejsze 5ardsc
mani pogardza. Go csyniti
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

v Minona, him. llIillllI,
$40 II. 8 street.
motna dosts6 roxmaite ks.44ki pol.
skie ,pxozegolnie zas haste pujsoe:
KSIAZKI Do
NAROZENSTWA
B5q : tobq. Kslateczka do ma
bo1enstwa ola %miodzlexY szk6l-
nej................ ........ $50. ~ 9
PERTH do Mabo@enstsoa, ksiazka
do nabozehstwa na cze66 Naj6w,et-
szej Fanny Maryl Nieustaiacej POI
mocy, " paradnej oprawie, sfote
brzegl, Z okuciem 2amecz-
/ Ani67 Str6S, ksiazka do nabo
zehstwa " %ozdobnej opraw,e, =
bia}emi ok1adkami 2 ko6ci s}onio-
IweJ, "a z}oconYm brzegiem,
klamerka st6s.owna q
prazen ola p a ny 75c
AmiN Str6S " paradnej opra-
vie z ozarnej sk6ry. 2 wytloczo~
nym ma ok4adce sioconYm krzye
zYkiem, zlocone brzegi. 2 klamer,
ka... ....... LOO
Ani6l Str6S ksiazKa do nabo-
zenstwa ola katollckIeJ. miodziezy
" mniejszym formacie " wsPa~
nia}ej oprawle z czerwone-
20 aksamltu, z wyttoczonvm
ma ok1adce z4oconYm krzyzykiem,
re z{oconymi brzegami.... 40
Wianek Maryi (Wlanek ku
cxci Naj6wletszej MarVl PannY) :
wYt{oczoEym obrazkiem ma oklad-
CO Z zioconym brlegiem 2 zto-
oonym tytul,kiem ...... $l.oo
Ia sauna kslazka 2 okuciem a
meczkiem .............1.2 IS
Wyborek czyli kr6tki spos6b
~nabozenstwa codsleRnego oprawnY
" droga sk6rke z okuciem j kla-
merka : zloeonym krayzYkiem ma
ok}adoe i slotym tYtuliklen 60 Q
Ks. A~rcybiskupa Dmina ksia1.,
ka do nabozehstws (Biskupka! "
paradneJ opravie ze zloconym
tytu{em z}ocone brzegi z okusiem
i hamra (dla kobiet)...... $l,75
Ks. Arcyb.skupa Dunina ksiaz-
ka do nabozenstwa (Biskupka) v
mocnej pieknej oprawie ze zioco-
nYm brzegiem (dla koblet) $l.3O
Ksia&ki rozmalte.
Kamtyczki. - Pastora}ki j ko-
ledy czyli plosskl weso}e ludu "
c7as1e SWAT Bozego Narodzen1a
pc domaoh spiswane......... 75c
Malowniczy opis Polski czYli
Geografa ojczystego kraju, z lic2A
neml obrazkami l mapa. Zawlera
przeszfo IS stronic... 80. 95 G.
Kieszonkowy Siownlk Polsko-
angielskl ang1elsko-polski uto-
Tony przez AntoniAgo Parysklego
wraz 2 .,Nauka wymowy an
gielskiej".. -. 81 90 !
! Akksandra Chod4M S}ownik Pole
ko Angielski l Anglelsko-Polskl
" mocne1 oprawie re z4oconemi
tytullkami. Cena......... $40 .
Iiosnkii,, DumM l arye naro.
dove (oprawne).. ........... rs ca
! W66r pie;ni narodo,oych, y kt6-
rYm zna)duia SIG: dumkf. aye,
.marsze krakowiakl, maad:Y,
p,esni patrYotycsne, wojer ;;
hlstoryc1ne td.......... 800
Li,nik Polski, Zawieral4eY 547
Dumek, Aryi. Krakowlak6w i
plosnek iudowYoh. w mocnej
OQE6WA0S N0Aios y
Buk;et Pse5ni s,0iatosoych. :. 80
Gratulnnt oraz p,esn weselne d..
~m{odziencow i druzb6w. sawie-
rajacy: ZaprosinY ma wesele -
OracYe weselue - Piosnki we
seine. Cena......... 20
zy,ooty Spietych Paaskich, po-
dug na1lepszYch zr6dei wyjetych
z dzief OJcow l Doktorow Ko6cio{a
6w. oprscowane, Z kolorowa kart3
tYtutow3 l smiu koloroweml obra-
zami, najqowsze wydaDie pana
Kar6la Mark, W Mikoiowie, ma
Sslasku (supe}n,e inne ,,zvwotY
Swletych", jak owe pofnszrowane.
Jake to dotsd sprzedawali rczmaicl
podr6zuiacy ag-nci).... $500
atlas Hsaoryi Naturanej : 100
ohrazkaml ladzi, xwiefzat czvo-
roBolnYoh ptak6w. ryb. gadow,
0ua1kw it'd - fakatAm Fe1ikaa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
Lska.x DoAsosgy osyli niesa-
wsdnessposoby domoWegolii. tanrle.
10 .eczenil rozmaitYch chor6t 25c

wdne ssposoby domowegosi tAQn1iiet'
70 .eozenil rolmaitYch chorl6t 26c
KnG1fNIA P0IS1x0.I
CJena S.
cent6w1 na]nowsza KslAaz *
ufokona przes see
dsiw3 do6wladcvona kucharke PREY
pomoov kucharza hotelowego.
Ksla1ka ia zawlera nastepuJace
rozdsiaiY: Napoje Zupy. JarzynY,
SalatY Rozmalte, potrawy : jal 7
maxi Potrawy miesne, Clelecina.
Skopowina, Wieprznwina, Dr6b,
Zwlerzyna RYby. Rome potrawY
mlesnA Sosy pieczYwa konntitu-
~ zadrawY Leguminy, budynle
! pasztetY Lody.
Mode panienki bardzo szybko
! nabiaraia wprawy Y kucharzeniu
jeIeli praktvkujac v kuohnl, arAz
poras zagiadaj9 dc tego snakomi-
tego kucharskiego podreosni-
AO
Dzie1c starego no,oego Tsstd-
sse7stu e obrazkaml). 400.
Dzieje Narodx zblsk5syo
(J6zefa Oh &c i 8 z 8 " 8 K eg o..
ozdoblone licznemi obrazkaml.
Ops teeo wszyetkiego co sic dzialc
" Polsce cd ACKNOWLEDGMENT csa..
SOW, szczeg6lnle "a kr6l6w poll
akioh, az do lat ostaialch. 40ct.
Katechizm rzymsko.katolicki (wlek-
sly " moonej oprawle...... 25
<. j. Debarbe. T. j.
Katechizm rzynsko-kato1icM
" mocnej oprawie. .......i..l2e
Eementars Rlsks duty. $50
Homentarz Ma9y ola dice
polsklch " AmerYoe...........12
L6stonnk Epzsko.AmaeTyka3ski
podreoznlk zawierajacy nauke pi
SANTA i1stdw i 1otowe IVORY list6v
" wszystkicL przYpadkaoh ~
ola " mocnej oprawle...... $50.
!. ramatyka Izyka Polskiego, sskol~
ma przez Antoniego, Maiec-
kiego ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CD
H;storya Stonow Ziednoczonych cd
odkrycia Ameryki al do naszych
czas6w, ~(przeszio 400 stronlo).
w moonej oprawle.... 81 90
Eo;red2niz Rzsko AnQielski,
ksi4zka ola latwego nauczenla sic
pc angielsku. 65ct.
Got1fsne. Ksi4zka do %o6wiecenia i
5budowanla duszy chrze6ciansko~
katolickiej. czYli kr6tki wyk1a6
Lekoyi i Ewangeiil ma wszystkie
niedzlele i 6wleta wraz z wynn
kajaca 1tad nauka WARY i oby-
czaj6w gruatownem wyjasnle-
MEM roku koscielnego, najgi6w-
nieiszYch obrzed6w koscielnych
mszy 6wietej, nabozehstwa de-
mowego ola chorYch, drogi
krzyzowe] jake tez zyciofysami
Swietych Pansklch, czoscnych
mianow,cle przez Ind peIsko-ka-
tolicki. z l:cznemi obrazkami /
lltografam op!acona poczta "
LEKCW ma
wssystkie Niedziele i Sw,eta ca
lego roku podfug przek4adu K
Jak6ba Wujka T. j. st6sown1e
do Mszala Rxvmskiego wypraco-
wal ks ad. s. Tomicki q potwier-
izonY przezKonsystorzG Generality
arcybiskapl On znienako~?oz-
nanskl. Ksiazka;. ,,cd wlelu
lat W oa}ej Polsce As pol Pru-
sakiem tax pod Moskalem j
Austryakjem. Jest Y mocnel
oprawle ze zioconym tytuliklem
l ozdobn3 stronica tytu}owa.
Kosztuje 1tylko.......... $3.50
Place. : nd1zekan1e Ojc0tD SS. czyll
S;edm Ksiag Mojtesza. 35
Przera&lisoe Echo NFq6y Osta-
tecznej ........... 3Oct
Mynhausen n0sey-ten Z due
GIN nosem-r6zne lego dziwactwa
: En1o 10nf.
Csarnoksie&nM Rokua Rkus-
yii nauka odkrycia ta]emnio
6b czarowania. 25ct.
Mekt0re ksiqiks nopisane przez
X.DR.BERNARDA M.sKULlKA:
Podreoznik Teolog,' Pastoralnej 75c
Kielnia Masonska........... 80
Vodka +, pliahstwo. 20 c
Historya parail sw. Jao.a "
~ ss - Nr.t- "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
Ksiazki ~poWie6cioWe.

Piekna Historya Q Gap!i.oej Hele-
nae, GORGE kl6la Antoniusza CO.
ssrza tureckiego : KonstantY~
nopola (CarogroduD ktdra bedac
d dworu, p6fn,ei prxez 2 lata
plelgrzymuiao wielkie utrapienla
!, nedse cierpliwle ! metnie sno-
ella. Commencement. Is
Histo,yo . sslachetns; Magelonis,
c6rce .kr6ia ; NeapOlu j - Plo-
trze Tyoerzu hrab1m 20
Hsssorya . G,ssgo,zs, kt6rv
~ lat pokutowal. przYkutY prsy
skale............ ...... ...aOct.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-30
DORMANT MONEY.
Many Thousands of Dollars Awaiting
Lawful Ownership in the
English Courts.

A great deal of money becomes dor
mant through the carelessneSs or for
petfulness of the owners When Mr.
Goschen's conversion and redemption
scheme of 1887 came into operation
the Bank of England notified $1,000
holders of consols that their 3 per
cents were no longer per cents. No
fewer than 1880 letters failed to
reach the stockholders to whom they
were addressed; the people were
dead, and their relatives were un-
known, says Chambers Journal. One
person who could not be found held
consols amounting to upward OF
f1s7,593; and over 40 possessed TO-
900 each; and this money awaits law
full ownership, A very singular case
of a stockholders forgetfulness led
to a suit in chancery some years ago.
A lady who had attained the venerable
are Of 9S died at Marseilles. For years
she had practically lived on money
borrowed from her relatives under the
impression that she possessed no
means of her own. Only after she
had died it transpired that sum Of
C sc. 900 was standing in her name in
the funds, and also 100000 of accumu-
lated dividends.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-30
A SPIDERS WOOING.
The Male Il Always In Danger of
Being Devourcd by the object
of His Attentions

Scarcely, however, had Araneina re-
turned to continue her feast upon
the fly than still another summons
came over the telegraph system from
the outer edge of the wcb--a signal
different from any of the previous
ones. seemingly of a timorous nature.
Araneina knew at once that it was
from gentleman spider come a.
counting. who did not dare to ven
ture too close until he was sure vt
the mood his lady love was in, says
Parsons Magazine.
1t very often happens that a male
spider who is precipitate in thrust
ing his attentions upon one of the
other sex lives just long enough TO
regret it, for, should the lady chance
to be hungry, she would not scruple
to make her next meal upon an adj
venturous wooer. Araneina's cour-
tier evidently did not consider the
occasion propitious for love making,
for, when at his third or fourth diff
fident signal she angrly darted to-
wards him, he dropped to the ground
and disappeared.
Araneina now ate the remainder OF
the contents Of the hy. Then, fur
Their trussing up the beetle in her
larder for the next days breakfast,
she retired into the cleft Of the limb
above her web for the night.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-30

In the house Of the priest at Two
loffsky Denton was recovering from
his wounds His first feeling as hr
gradually came to himself was Of
great weakness. A cool small hand
was placed upon his brow, and he
looked up into the face Of Frances
Gordon.
do you know me, Jack"
Eyes, I know you, Frances. What
has happened?
"You have been Ill. You were shot
two weeks ago In the house where the
Paulpoffs lived. Do you rememberY'
"Yes--they came-did they kill poor
old Paulpoff?"
mo. Vladimir-the one we know as
Vladimir, but now the Duke Of Gras-
lov-came and killed them instead. He
killed Jansky and Unsgethop and
brought you here"
"Then it is proved already" he said,
staring
Eyes A princess, Olga Neslerov.
cousin Of his mother, having penetrat-
ed the veil Of mystery, came to Tomsli
to pursue her inquiries. She unmask.
ed Nicholas Neslerov before the gov
ernor general, and he died that same
night in the very cell in which vladi-
mir had been confined"
IT am glad" he said. with a sigh.
II knew he was not the son Of the
Paulpoffs, and, since you loved him,
did not wish you to marry an unknown.
haf by \ iaI l.
his rank. I did not do It, but am glad
it was done-glad for him and for you"
Poor jack she said, nesting her
head close to his. Did you think i
was going TO marry him?'
Eyes; I thought you loved him. That
was why wanted to bring him to his
own"
Poor, noble Jack. Do you know
| who ] am going to marry? There was
+ never any love between Vladimir and
me. | helped him, and he appreciated
1t. But | am going to marry the no.
blest, bravest, best man on this earth"
II hope you will be happy, Frances"
II know ! shall be, Jack. And-can
you forgive me, Jack for all those ugly
things said? And will you love me
just the same as you used to--for it's
you-you, Jack, / want to marry if
you want me-"
"Frances."
That's right" said the soft voice Of
the old priest. "Hc is all right now.
l say to you, Denton. that an angel
lowered at your bedside, ana it was
not the angel of death. 1t was a strong,
fine young woman"
81 nursed you. Jack, and papa has
been here every day
And I'm here now" said the voice
of Gordon. as he awake
He is awake, but he hasn't said he
wants to marry me- said Frances,
with laugh.
HE don't need to say it. Well, old
chap, I'm glad you've pulled through.
but I'm hanged If think you would
If it hadn't been for Frances
Il am sure of it, he answered, land
am going to spend all the rest of my
life paying her for IT,"
She laughed-the happiest laugh of
her lfe-and stopped and kissed him.
THE END.
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"who is this3" cried Unsgethop as
vladimir entered.
The blazing eyes Of the avenger took
stood on the floor.
II am your masterw cried the black.
smith, and the words were as IL roared
by a lion.
With a leap he landed between the
two. Jansky's pistol and Unsgethop's
knife were drawn. vladimir's right
hand closed on Unsgethop's neck. His
left shot toward Jansky, and the super.
intendent Of police was powerless in
that terrible grasp.
NOW pray to heaven" cried vladi-
mir, "for this hour is to be your last!
In this house you killed that poor old
woman who had loved me. Here you
have come to kill the American and
Papa Paulpoff. Die like the dogs of
murder that you are! For your crimes
take this! And thisv'
| With his muscles of iron he brought
their heads together with n crash.
"And thisw repeated Vladimir, swing
ing them apart and then together
agnin.
Flinging Jansky from him with a
curse. he stopped quickly, seized Uns
gethop by the legs and swung him in
the air. He brought his head against
the rude wooden wall, and the blood
spurted from his mouth. Jansky, with
chattering teeth. tried to get his pistol
aimed at the giants head, but Vladimir
caught him round the waist and sent
him, as an Indian throws a spear. into
the corner Of the room, where he lay
motionless with broken neck.
"Come, Papa Paulpoff," ordered vlad
imir you are not injured. You are
needed at Tomsk at once. But first
must get this poor fellow to priest"
He picked up the bleeding and I'M
conscious Denton and set off with hin
to nearby cottage. The priest admit
ted him, knowing his voice.
What is your burden?" cried the
priest "What terrible thing has beer
done in Tvoloffsky tonight"
Nothing much" said Vladimir calm
~. II have killed two wolves"
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His Life In Peril.

II Just seemed to have gone all to
pieces" writes Alfred Bee of .Welflre.
Tex. "biliousness and a lame back had
made life burden ! couldn't eat or s!eyp
and felt almost too worn out to work when
began to use Electric Bitters. but they
worked worders, Now | sleep like a top.
can eat anything, have gained in strength
and enjoy hard work" They give vigor-
Gus health and new life to weak, sickly,
rundown people Try them. Only 50c at
o Sullivan & Young's drug store,
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CHAPTER XVI.
MAMMA PAULPoFF AVENGED.

MAMMA PAULPOFF AVENGED.
RT was midnight in Tomsk, and the
palace of the governor was still.
Jansky and Unsgethop had ridden
away to overtake Denton ut Two
loffsky, Itzig was at his post in the
guardhouse and the new lieutenant ct
the palace guard paced his measures
through the deserted corridors.
But Neslerov was not asleep. Fever.
ish and impatient, he sat in his room,
awaiting the return of his police with
the American, whose liberty was q
menace to the life OF Neslerov. He
drank deeply from time TO time from e
bottle that stood on his table. II he
spoke, he did it With loud vsics. bpt