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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-24
&ir6enberm59e

3um @erltGnoniB fir amerifa.
rliid)e 3eitungsleier, Die bonn fatbo-
liiden a~irGenpermosen nur ipenig
ODER feline GenntniB baben, muB be.
merit perben, oob Die SunOieruus
Der Girhen nit rentablem &irben>
bermoaen Der normale 3uitafo lit,
na6 Dem Die Stride itets geitrebt nro
ben Tie meiitens ou9 CREDIT bat.
G~QeroingS Daren Die Qnfange
Ser &ir9e Bel aqen 8olfern tets
orm. Sic muBte ron benf9llmOierJ
Der @lGibigen Ieben, pie oieS nod
ieBt in amerifa ser San iiAI @(ber
Der normale 3ultono Der Stride mar
eS niGt. sic erbielt nit Der 8eit
groBe @ei9ente bon Bripaten uno
bon Regierungen, 10 Dob iie bon Den
Ginfiinften berielben lebeu fonnte.
0abur6 erlangte bic Stride ibre
poLe llnabb6ngigfeit BON ibren
untergebenen Die BON Sen Gegierun.
gen. Gle fonnte ouf ale firdlIben
9lbgaben uno unteritiisuneen Der.
5i6ten. RefpsHent uno Goueften,
Sairs unS Tidnids fonnteu auf-
hGren.
9ies mar Ger Sultau6 Der Stride
IN Den 9lIdliditen Sabrbunoerten
bes Gbriitentbums. Die Stride mar
Damals cine Wadt, namli6 Die geiit-
lide @ad)t. Sic bate Die Gorge
nidt bios fir ben @ottesOienit III
Den 4ir1en, ionbern audi fir oas
Sfulpeien uno Die @obltbatigfeits.
anitalten. CUR grfiaung Dieier
Iuf9abe beburfte iie grobe Gin,
finite. Gbriitli6e Regierungen
paren oan1als nod ni9t 10 etferlild'
tia auf Die Wd6t uno Wirfiomfeit
Der Stride mie Die ungldubisen Ges
9ierungen nnierer Gage; iie begniig.
ten iif NIT Der Hegierung Der MELT
lihen @ngelegenbeiten nno iiber-
lieBen Der Stride gerne Die Gorge fir
oas S6ullpelen Die 9ranfen. nnb
@aiienbGuier. go mar es alt6 anf
ben BbiIippinen. Die Stride mirbe
BON @nfang an bon Der ipanii6en
&egier,tng nit rentablem airfenper.
moaen perieben, bumit tie ibre anf.
qabe auf Dem @eblete Der &eligion,
Der SHule unD @obltbdtigfeit unter
einem armen 8olfe erfiiaen tonne.
syn oerielben 8eiie erbielten Die
Sulpicianer unb Die arauen Nonnen
BON Canada beoeliteuoes 8ermDgen.
oaS lie in oen Stano iebte, ibre
Sdulen uno SpitGler gum allgemeis
men @elten 5u unterbalten. Sn glei'
der ASeiie 9ibt es niele fun6irte Uni.
oerlit1ten ino einiee fiinbirte Soipi.
taller IN ben Ser. Staaten, Die Dem
algemeiuen &oble bienen. Sbr
8erm6gen gilt fir ebenio beilig, ais
DOS Bripatperm0gen.
Die Stride lit ieoer5eit ebenio be.
reGtigt gepeien, eigentbum 81 er'
iuer6en uno 81 6eiiben, ais Die Nri'
poteu, ino iBr Gigentbumsredt ouf
ben 8bilippinen fann niht pcanltan.
oct meroen. Wtdn bere6net ben &C.
%lammtIuertb bes airdenoermogens
auf Den Bbilippineu Ill 6 big 8
Wiaionen Collars, un6 balt aasielbe
iiir auBeroroentli6 aroR. weil man
nidt be6enft, mie piele &irbell,
S9ulen Spitdler un0 10 peiter, oa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-24
g0ic ms Elm Spcsial Gprrc

2ic ms Elm Spcsial = Core
ipOnOcnt fir uniere SlGtter aus
MaIbtngton, 9. g., meloet, lit offen-
bar Der nStor" 3erlae Der Iomini-
itratiOu 6elipe Suencamino Elm reAt
nnetter Goeel". Inter ipanii6er
&erridaft tpar er Gatbolif unO ieit
Dem &riege 9eborte er Der 9 e.
beimen, itootsgef6brliden Hepo.
lutionS : @eIeQidait &atipunan an.
@r mar Elm Serrdt6er an Spanien,
elm &errdtber an Den 8bilippinern,
SefreGtr Aguinoloo'S mabreno Die
8otipunan : @eieaihoft, Die iid oils
Die iogenannte &bilippinen : gfe-
pll6lif au3gab, lire S9redensberr.
Ihaft ou5iibte; iebt lit er GipilOienlt.
Gommiiiar nit $500 @ebolt per
Sabr, unb er lit Elm eifriger 8rote,
liant nab Dem Ser5en DeS proteltans
tiiden Sberidul Gommiiiars at-
fiuion unb er arbeitete pfiir @iu-
finite aaein". Sieies lit Der groBe
ein8ige, Daidedte 9fesierungs6euge
Dor Dem Gomite beS Ser. Stoaten-
Observation-Disclosures. 9as lit Der
Wtann, Der in 5tpei Subren feline Heli-
9ion Smei Wal Gnoerte une neld)er
fiir Die &egierung 8eugniB CAB.
Gin METER 3euee NIT netten 8eug.
utiien. Ger Meui@ lit i'm Stauoe
fiir feline $500 jdbrli9 Die Sterne
pom Simmel berlmter 3n tigen.
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% -


(Officiell.)
&od)lp. SEER!
BUR niiroigen GegeDurg beS
iilberucn &oplt : Sltbil1ums unieres
81. Saters.- Seo's OeS 9rei5ebnten
~peroronen @ir NaGitebenbes:
1. Slm Sonntag,, Den 80. SUM-,
6em 5eit Der FL. 9lpoitel Betrus uuo
8aulus, ioa cine Dem obigen anlab
entipredenbe &rebigt gebalten uno
nah Der Weiie Oas &c Selm seiun'
gen meroen.
2. Bonn 20. SUM- bis 81. Iueult
incl. ioa Die Graft. pro Eapa in Die
Ter 9iDseie aIs .imperata" 9elten
uuo in ieber Weiie eineelegt meroen,
no Die Hubriten DaS geItatten.
s. go tmuter Die bobm. Seellor.
ger es tbunli6 balten iolten feltlide
&uaogebunsen peranitaltet iperOen.
4. Die 9oaefte fir Den Heters-
pfennia lit am 20. Sum- ab6ubalten,
unb ole @lGnbisen ioaten iih bel Der
@~eleaenheit, gum 3eiGen ibrer an-
bGnalidfeit an BEN Sl. Gater, re6t
irei9ebig 5ei9en.
s.. 9lqe uniere Brieiter merben err
iudt, lie cine MeB-S ntention nit Dem
oasu geborieen Stipenoium our 9te.
itoi,rirung Der Sateranii6en Saiilifa
e%inSuIenben, nto ollie Sertiaren
(Wtitglieoer bes 9ritten Srbens bes
III. Sron5isfus) iperoen gebeten, 81
Dem gieid)en 3pede cine @abe bei5us
~iteueru. 9ieie MeB.Sntentioneu nuh
Stipen0ieu, iotpie bic anoeren @aben,
iollten Dem bobm. Serrn General
8ifar Dor Dem /. @hIsuIt 1902 ein'
aeian0t meroen.
Ga in bieiem Sabre neue Goniul-
loren 81 Dablen iino. 10 poaen sic
Inns gefl. Die Rumen bon orei Trie.
itern ~einienoen, benen Sic fur Dies
amt Sbre Gimme geben.
Sbr %ergebener
Sacobus q d. 10 b a d.,
9iifoi bon Ga Groiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-24
IS lit Die 6ffentlide Grflarmns

vs. VT Ole pWeHIiIn]e
Oon Stem Dorf aus gema9t poroen,
: onB Die &ereinigteu Staaten Dem
cubauiiGen Sniuraentenfiibrer Sen.
8ome3 $4,000 be3oblt bitten, Do
init bieier feline Gauoioatllr fir Die
8rGiioentiGnit bon Grba 5u @uniten
Gitraoa BalmoS, oe5 iesigen SrGit,
reuten aufge6e.
&riegS.S efretGr Goot bat Die @r.
ildrung abgegeben, oaB er be5iigli9
Der on beH cubanii6eu Sniurgertten
General @ome5 ieitenS @eneral
5000 altsge5ablten 8ei9Wi9ttgungSs
qeI0er 0ie pole &erantDortung itbers
nebme unb DOB, iolte Der @oHgreB
cine @rflGrlmg Oieier &ransattion
iorOern, er (&oot) bereit lei, etne
iolGe 5u geben, oa er i'm 9eiiBe Der
iiber3ellgcnoIten 8elpeiie lei, baB Die
@esabIung oteiec GelOer Elm Oft
ueiieiter 8olitif gepeieu.
9ieier glft nmeiieiter Bolitif" lit
in @irtlidfeit Deiter uidtS ais cine
. e il 6 gerueien, Die itd init
Dem 0iinnen 8orti9leier Oe5 Serrn
Nopt nidt perbergen ldBt. 9aB man
es offen6ar nit eiiter 3 e It d. jung
az tblm bot, on tDelder uullere
republttduiide &egierung utdt mbe.
t6eiligt lit, OoS ergi6t ii6 aus Der
feu6igen, mii5eiamen art unO 8etle
in Der man ii9 5u emit dull.
bigeu iudt. No6 ielteu paBte bas
iran30iii6e SpridDOrt better altf
cillen 6aG al5 bier: Sui s'ercuie,
S'accuie. 8er iid o Oerrebet
bel elmer o@ntiduloigung" Der lit
einfa6 nfrumm". Wau leie einmal
bieie 9lua8Ige aus 8aibin9tOner
~CpGIu5SN.
Gin ho6qcIteGter 8eamter be3
&rte9s = requirements iprod ii6 be-
6ligli6 Der 9I]ugelegenbeit folgenOer.
moBen auS: Die Gage in Cuba Dor
5lpei SSabren mar cine ieDr prefare.
&ein Guboner glaltbte, oaB Die Ser.
StaateH' ytegieruHg iid ie aus Gll6a
3uriid5iebeH meroe, un0 ole balbUer-
hungerten @eteranen Der Cubanii6en
@rnlee mareu in elmer beoeHfli6en
uno Derlangten ibren
Solo. General 8ome5 lpnr Der
Setter Der 9feDolution8 armee gene.
fen, bate uber ais iolder ME einen
Gent 6ebalt be5ogen. @eneroi $4,000
aluu6te - muo Der ariegSiefretGr
&pot id)loB lid oieier Aniidt an -
bah General @omeS elmer @nti6aois
gln9 miiroig iei, UNI i'm Dor Otangel
an bema1ren. Die Gubaner betrad.
teten Die Srausattion audi IN Oieiem
Sifte, mofiir ais better 8epeiS ser
llmitauo an8uiebeH 1T, oaB cine Der
eriten 9anoluaseu ee$ cIbatiiGea
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Sn cinem Seridte i6er cine Inter

reSnRa oe3 ensliiden &Gnigs NIT
amerifaniiGen 9iplomaten beiBt es
Die SeBteren bdtten &nieeboien 9e-
trogen. @obrhaitig, uniere @elo.
griitofratie lit nod idledter als
@u9lanO's &0uig, Dor Dem tie auf
Dem 9aude rutidt. uno 9as lit
piel geiagt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-24

aflenbofen, ipenisitens babe i'd fenla
@rflarnn0 ooriiter in @otteS 9ort
ae%funoer." = @ie2 Oh biIt elm
Sapfiit mo meiit nidts bon Der
Solife? S66m' DID. = ySepp"
III Der "&atbolii6an @olfs5eitung".
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@ir brnudjen einen @~olfsbcrein
fir Die Ser. Staaten uno Der Gen.
tral.8erein ioa Den @runbitein 81
oemiel6en legeu.
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aaninalSu weiR mod beute nidt,
OBJ er ieine 9u6s in @olo ODER Silber
be8oblen muB.
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Mitlcio lit bic eiusige G6aritas
lnandJer Heifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-24

8iele @orte 9eben Sene gerne,
Die an Sbaten arm lino.
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Gus Den anDsreu satbottf@eN
3eitnn0eU.

Die aabe ettpas an friib5eitig oiis
Dem Sad selaiien bat gunoesienator
@lfins, Der am Samstdg cine ge'
meiniame Ieiolution einreifte, Die
Sniel Guba ou anneriren uno lie als
Staat in bic Union auf5unebmen.
Ser GongreB miro luobl porerit Die
Heiolltion ablebnen, aber Die Mn.
nerion Gltba'S lit mn cine Srage Der
Belt. Sbne ihmere Spfer an glut
nno @eIb miro iie nibt abgeben aber
unier 8oIf gepobnt ,If nab uno
nod OIL ioIde Siuge. - oSerolo oes
@laubenS".
SSn &irdrat6 ~ am 8. Stunt Der
riibmlihlt befannte Seiuiteupater
@ilbclm Greiten an ben Soigen elmer
la~neidbriaen dronilden 2Mngen.
franfbeit, Die mebrere 9liltitiir5e nit
aroBer SdmGde berbeigeiiibrt bate,
ipobl perieben init ben bl. Sterbe.
ioframenten ~geItorben. gr NOR lhon
ieit 90 Sabren iait itanoig ans BIN.
nler gefeiielt, blieb aber bis 5uleBt
literarii6 tbdtig. Bater &reiten
eldn5te nidt nur OILS geiltoouer Sri.
tifer uno 2iterarbiltorifer, ionoern
ouf oils Boet. Seine .Seimotb.
meiieu aus Der 5remoe" baben ieds
ober iieben auflasen erlebt. Cine
ianite @ebmutb burf5iebt ollie feline
0ittungen. uno cine ernlte, gereifte
9ebensanihouuug ipridt aus linen,
ober aud grpBe Snnigfeit Der @m.
pfinouna unb elm iinniges, fiir Ole
Sh0nbeit Der 9tatur empfinolideS
@cmiib. X. 1. L. - ,4merifa".
9iIdof 8Ienf bon 8orto Hico
botte am Sreitag in 8aibington 9.
g., cine 8eiprehung nit Staats.
iefretar Sap, in Der er um M Il d.
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gcriucgenBeit lit Der Stiefuater
beS Grfolges.
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SIM SUM empfinsen picle ainSer

sum erIten MaIe Die fl. Communion.
0enfit 0u init SreuOen an Den Gag
9einer erlten fl. @ommunion2
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St6ssic go GroWe.

Der boGm'ite Serr giid)of S.
Shpebob bat al ben bodD. Glerrs
Der 9io6eie Oas f~oigenoe Runol6rei-
ben erlaiien:
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Die giniefeitsputb unter BEN 9e.
mofraten bat in SEEM Oorf cine iolfe
anfregung erregt, oaB bic @inigfeit
gar nidts nit oen 9emofraten al
tbuu baben min. ss
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Gin boptiitianiifer Sbeologe. -
Muf Die Srage: Sinh Die &inoer er.
lott bur6 bos 8lut Seiu Gbriiti coer
brouben lie nod cine 3utbat 5u ibrer
Seiligteit Dor @ott", Gntfportet er:
sd oenfe, obne oas 9lut Selu
Gbriiti fam Niemano ms Simmel-
reid eingeben. @s miB notbpenoi.
ger @eiie elm @tittel gebeu, womit
elm aino onrd oaS 8lut Seiu Gbriiti
bon ieiner natiiriiben @~eroorbenbeit
g~ereini9t miro. Sd peib aber nidt
aerooe, fple oas gei6iebt. Soft bat
es uldt iIr gut beiunbeL es au
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9eioer werben idou mande beut.
Idle 8atbolifen, auf Die man bisber
bauen fonnte, fnieel6wah Der leibi-
aen Mobe eeseniiber. 9ieie Wobe
perlangt MN, ia reht groB 81 tbun,
lid iiber nae anberen aatholifen 81
erbeben, ii6 OILS Die uabren Safobe
aus 8uipielen, bic On ole feline WeIt
nit Der ulten Stride perio9nen
fonnten, oielpeil iie moelidit getreu
Die Moben Der i'm Sinltern idleihen.
Der 2oge na6diien. - Wau mag iib
fiir elm poar Sabre iiber Die @efdbr.
lidfeit bieier bcdmHtbigen Wooe
biupegtGuideu, aber Die 3eit miro es
lebrem bab Die mobilize Semegung
nidt mifmdrtS, ionoern obm1rts
iiihrt pie ieber Sodmutb.
,Sbioem.
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0le preuBi16en giIenbabnen be.
bic Sntereiien auf Der se.
lammten offentIiden SbnIo nno
nod elm i10nes Stiif
@elo IN Die Staatsfaiie flieBen. 60
berthtet II. 9. @oniul Maion in Den
Sum- Goniular-8 eridten. Soaen
mir iett aud opponiren, rpenn man
oonon reject, oaB Die 2auoesregierung
Die g%tienbabnen in 8efis nebmen foil.
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"gtin". bemerfte gr5engel Gabriel
ols er chen bamit enbete feline 80.
iaune az puben". lid Senfe es lit
2eit."
n8o5u?" frdete ct. Beter, inSem
er lelnen S6liiIieIbunb idiittelte.
lin Die groe in Belts Sli
nebmen."
.Ht6tig", iagte ct. Beter, .aber
nie mare es, mir piirben ben Breis
auerit boren, Den Serr Y~ierrepont
Worgan ipiu?"
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2eidenbeitatter tbun niemaIs elm
ebbaftes @eibaft.
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SO! Col! COLL

SIN Sabre 1860 foitete uus, sic
giiraer DER Ser. Staaten nniere &e.
aierung, ., B. Der rationale Sous.
haltungs : @pparat per &ppf $1.88.
Seute tit es $15 per &opf. @ir spei.
ieln oaran, oh DER @ertb nnlerer
Hegierung fir einen Seben bon uns
INN $13.12 seitiegen lit.
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9iIdof 8Ienf bon Borto Hico
botte am Sreitag in 8aibington 9.
g., cine 8eiprehung nit Staats.
iefretar Sap, in Der er um M il d.
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@enn Die Sunbe es miiBtet Tie
niiroen lid, arsernL baB gemiiie
Seute angeflaet meroelL neil iie elm
redtes nSunbeleben" fiibren i
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Gin Bropfenaieber Fat idor
Wtand)e auf Srrtpege eefiibrt.
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Die 3unsen Der WiiBissdnser ar.
betten INNER mebr mie ibre Serren.
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Die Silipinos miiiien nod brab.
aeonloig iid cine aeitIans gu Eobe
ttpiliiiren laiien, ebe ibnen &aiier
THEODORE Der grIte bonn @eide Der
Der. Staaten mittbeilt, pelhe @rt
Brolperitat ibuen pieaeidt az geben
IN Waiblngton buIopollit gernbt mer.
oen miro. Die Barole iiir bic Ybi.
lippiner lit in 8aibiuaton: Ooerint
onm taceant! Sic ioGen's Wsaul
balten uno lterbenl
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-10-09
A Knaye Of Conscience
BY FRANCIS LYNDE.
tcopyright, lso9 iby1 Francis Lynde.)

Jasper Grierson tilted his, chair to
more comfortable angle and
laughed; slow, gurgling laugh, that
spread from lip to eye and thence
abroad through his great frame till
he shook like a giant in mirth.
Good Lord, Madge, have you just
got around to that?" he said, chuck
ling again. ''Why, I'd clean forgot
all about your share O. stock in that
deal, long ago; been buying it in on
my own account for I don't know
how long, :, =.
I'm sorry you: forgot. It's time to
remember, now"
what am I to remember?"
''That you were to turn around and
help him when gave the word"
"Oh, no; I guess not. It's business
now, and no social tea-fight of
yours"
She was tapping the toe of her
boot with her riding whip, and she
looked up suddenly.
Does that mean that you intend
going on till you have ruined him?"
she asked.
I'm going to break him, and that
other fool friend of yours, if that's
what you want to know
For swift instant there was
fash of sullen lightning in her eyes,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-10-09
time will come when I can show. you

time will come when can show. you
how much I appreciate
She snatched her hand away and
turned from him. Though he meant
1t not, he was slipping into the con-
ventional attitude and it was more
than she could bear just then. 'Good-
by" she said, abruptly, and before he
could offer to help her she ran out,
sprang into the low phaeton and
drove rapidly away.
Raymer stood at the office door and
watched her out of sight. Then he
went back to his desk and sat down
to fall into musing excursion which
led him far away from the matter in
hand-the matter of the strike and
it's probable composition in terms of
peace. At the end of the reverie, one
of its conclusions slipped into speech.
'"They may say what they please
about her-the mother and Gerty-
and the most of the things they say
are true; but away down deep in her
heart, under nobody knows what a
sandbanl< of trouble and hard-living,
there is a vein of the purest gold.
l guess I couldn't say that if I were
in love with her; and yet"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-10-09

age would bespeak. And because she
was wiser than her generation, she
went swiftly aside from Griswold's
affair.
II think that is all I had to say"
she said, rising again. "All excepting
one other thing, and that is harder
to say than all the rest"
Raymer rose with her and took her
hand again.
''After what you have done, it
mustn't be hard for you to say any
thing to me, Miss Margery."
''But this thing is hard-for me,
not for you. You say you keep your
account at the Wahaska National.
Keep it somewhere else, Mr.. Ray
mer." -.
He bowed in ready acquiescence.
It'll transfer it at once-and without
asking why should do it," he agreed.
''But-but it is right that you
should know Why" she faltered. my
father does not like you. Need I
say more?"
He pressed the hand he was still
holding and smiled down upon her
from his athletic height. +.
"You needn't have said that much.
have good cause to know it. And
that makes your loyalty and good
ness of heart all the more wonderful
to, me, Miss Margery. I hope the
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-10-09
CHAPTER XVI.

There was a somewhat sensational
account of the riot at the iron works
in the newspapers the following
morning; rather more sensational
than the facts known to the report
ers justified, though less startling
than it would have been if the Griffin
episode had been given it's due share
in the recountal
Margery Grierson read the report
ers' version of the affair over her cup
of coffee, brought, la Francois, to
her bedside, and was moved thereby
to bestir herself rather earlier than
usual. One of Miss Griersons re-
, venges for an unlovely past was a
certain lizard-like baslling in the SUM-
shine of aifluence, and she was wont
to deride the early morning habit of
Wahaska, and to let. her own morning
begin in the middle of the Wahaskan
forenoon.
But on this occasion she broke her
rule, surprising her father by trip
ping airily into his private office a
few minutes after the bank had been
opened. At that hour, the president
was alone and disengaged; an Incl.
dental happening which was favor
able to Margery's purpose; and to
make sure of uninterruption, she
snapped the catch of the night latch
as she closed the door behind her.
There was a great straight-backed
chair at the end of the presidents
desk; chair with high arms and un-
comfortable angles designed to seize
and hold a suppliant visitor to the
end that he might be ill at ease, and
so more easily amenable to-. rea-
son - Jasper Grierson's reason.
Margery was far enough above
such purely adventurous hindrances,
but this morning she avoided the
chair, going to perch in one of the
deep-bayed window seats.
Jasper Grierson swung SLOWLY in
his big pivot-chair, famed a rift in
the nimbus of cigar smoke with
which he had surrounded himself
looked at his daughter with half
closed eyes and said: "Well?"
Il came to tell you it is time tc
quit" she said, slowly, meeting his
gaze with level eyes.
"Time to quit what?" +.
"You know well enough. You have
made all the trouble you need to fol-
Mr.. Raymer." I'll
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ut is over for this time,'' he said,
I'VE can make circuit now and
reach the hotel without difficulty, I
think" ..~
They went by roundabout way,
and neither of them spoke again till
they stood beneath the portico of the
st. James. Then Griffin thrust out
his hand.
Il owe you another-a good deal
bigger one, this time, Mr.. Griswold.'
Griswold seemed not to see the out
stretched hand. do you? There shall
be no charge in my book, Mr.. Grit
fin.''
Its all right for you to say that;
but happen to be man like other
men, and I keep set of books of my
own"
Griswold was still ignoring the
held-out hand. IF you think you
owe me anything, you can pay it in
an answer to a question:. You are 4
detective, as those men said you
were?''
EYES,"
MAY ask if you came here on &C
cout of this strike?'
1T wouldn't be past belief, would
it?''
mo. But in that case, who sent
you here?"
Griffin boggled at this, but said
finally: my chief
"At whose solicitation? Not mine
or Raymer's I am sure"
mo-"
"Whose, then?"
"Perhaps there wasn't any request
from anybody. Some of us are usual
ly around when there is labor row
on hand"
Griswold's lip curled in un:lisguised
scorn. "Then the stories they tell of
you and your fellow spoilers are
true; that if you can't find a c"se
you make one"
Griffin started back with an oath
which was purely of establishment.
Good Lord! And you believed
what that fellow said-that I was go
ing to fire the office? And on top of
that you saved my life? By the lord
ndIIy, MI. Or1SWOlu! WndC are you
made of, anyway?
"Of poor clay-like other men.
But didn't that fellow Buckmaster
tell the truth?''
"Good heavens, no! He laid the
fire himself; was in the very act
when took a fashlight snapshot of
him and the whole gang. did it be-
cause-well, because I thought I'd
like to do you good turn. I tried to
save the camera in the tangle-up that
followed, and that is how they came
to down me-
Griswold grasped the hand which
had not yet been wholly withdrawn,
and wrung it heartily.
II did you a very great injustice,
Mr.. Griffin, and I'm sorry. That's
but poor amend, but it's all that I
can make"
And with that he turned abruptly
and left the other standing at the
hotel entrance
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It involves good bit Of money,
doesn't it?'' .
1T does that, but it's a fine chance
to make money" ~ d.
May I ask upon what you base
that statement?'' .,-.s,
"Why, my dear sir! upon the stand
ing pine, to be sure. At the present
rate of consumption, fve-year hold
ing of a good-sized bit of virgin pine
land will treble it's value'''
"Of virgin forest-exactly. But
this particular tract you are buying
has been culled and re-culled for ten
years or more"
"Wha-what's that you're saying?'
Andrew Galbraith staggered up out
of his chair heavily, and Griswold
saw again the terrified president of
the Bayou bank as he had seen him
on that momentous morning in the
private office in New Orleans. But
this time the start was only momen-
tary. Mr.. Galbraith sat down again,
and picked up the cigar he had
dropped in the shock of 1t; picked it
up and wiped it carefully with true
Scottish canniness.
II think you must be mistaken, Mr..
Griswold," he went on. 81 have file
of expert reports thick enough to
make book!''
Griswold rose and, held out his
hand.
II have done what I conceived to
be my duty, Mr.. Galbraith-a rather
disagreeable duty at that I
hope you'll pardon me if 1 have
seemed unwarrantably meddlesome.
But I also hope you will send an ex-
perienced land locker whom you can
trust absolutely before you let that
check pass. Good morning."