davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
.'ss.:.,: s::s: II: Of &Mz2zSZx

Mr.. Ell Angle. superintendent q
the clay works at Darlington. nea
Pittsburg, ia home for the Holiday
vacation. Ell is an old Sentinel boy
and his presence Is always SUNSHINE
in Logan.
| Mr.. Chris KrIetz, one of tn,
prominent men Of Green was . vel
come visitor on last Saturday and
gave some sensible sngg-stl"ns on
the "good road movement" H,
wants the work to go on.
The pleasant news c,mes to us
that Mr.. James A. Brown and wife
landed safely in Los Angeles, and
are delighted with the place. Mr..
Brown has promised to write fol
Sentinel readers, an occasi NAL
letter.
WANTED, young men who can in-
vest . few dollars each month in
New Interurbia Railway. Stock
holders only smrl"yed. secures po-
si,ion when road is built. Address
the T. c. d c. Ry.. Co., L. SOS.
The Splitter, Bldg Toledo, o.
At meeting held last Sunday
afternoon BY members of the
Knights of ST. John, and the ladies
Of the congregation, Of st Johns
Church, it was agreed to institute q
ladies' Auxiliary Society. This will
give . pleasant social feature to this
very popular order.
Start the year right BY subscrib'
ing for she "American Boy" Its
the paper that every american boy
should read. It il instructive as
we'll as amusing. See the agent
about the special oiasr be is giving.
Roy A. Magle Agent. Logan, Ohio.
Young Mohler who had been un-
der suspicion for the death Of the
old man Aurand, came to town, and
offered himself for arrest, but the
evidence was so convincing ct his
innocence, that no proceedings were
taken. The cause Of tho old man
death remains a mystery.
Hon. Fred Bright, Representative
OF our county. goes to Columbus TO.
morrow. ana IN Monday. will begin
his official services Mr.: Bright 10
one OF our most esteemed young
men. He is good lawyer, q SEN
sible man, = clean. decent gentleman.
We bespsak for him . career Of hon.
or 70 himself and his district.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31
AIrand Mystery Cleared.
Young M0hler Tells How It
Happened.-He is IN Jail
On Charge of Murder in
First begree.

The killing Of the old mai Aur-
and ha- been told to our readers.
Much alarm was created. and mvs-
terry shrouded the affair The
neighbors beseiged the commiss-
toner's, demanding that a reward
be offered for the arrest and con-
viction of the perpetrator. The
nei shbors proposed to join in an
quail sum. in order that the mur-
derers at large should be brought
to punishment.
Suspicion attached to a young
man named Mohlsr. The young
man diSclaimed all knowledge of
the manner of old man Aurands
death. He came to town and Off
cred himself up for arrest. No ar
rests were made. TIE y"ung
man. when in Logan protested all
knowledge of ''H"w it happened
On last Sunday, his father
brought him to task and insisted
on Il true statement. This he
made.
On Monday he was arrested and
brought before Squire Lapp-n who
bound INN over to the grand Jury,
and failing to give bond is now in
Jail.
This is the tale the fellow tells,
We have it from the officials:
He, Mohler, was out hunting.
He came to Aurands Cabin, and.
went in to warm. He was made
welcome. He set his gun on the
outside, left his dog out in the
cold. The old MAN gave him wei
come al d when young Mohler con-
cluded to 60 opened the door for
departure.
Here comes the strange part of
the story.
Mohler says that when the old
man opened the door to let him out
the shivering dog made a rush for
the door, and in doing so, run
against the gun Mohler had set up
ON the outside.
The dog knocked down the gun.
The gun was discharged. The
>hots hit Aurand in the leg. Mob
Ter -reing the calamity, undertook
to pull off the old mans boots. He
alarmed, fed from the place
and for a time lie denied all knowl-
e, ge of the killing. On last Sun
day he told his story.
Or Monday he was arrested,
aud is now in the hands OF Justice.
We are not disposed to dispute
the tale he els. The grand jury
has the case.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31

city fSt Louis. Missouri. tn II on
Derrmher 18th, 1908,
lanes Stewart u pla 'ntiff fl-.i " petiti.r
u ,he Court - G. mmOu Pleas of ilockins
.'ountH Ohio a.ai">t said Kate r. Tts'd
". u T"d,' as trustee. "nd others. in which
petit ON the plaintiff CLAIMS 10 be cr~di' or
If he KanI of New rait>ville. as ',wne.i
and cnnduc ed by II. H T..dd Ir., now
decea>ed; and a. such ere dit'r that he j.
a. tined to lien and charge upon the
following de- scribeti prsmi-e>. situate IN 'he
viinr- OF L..an. "Ockin. t"u' ~. 'hio. viz:
Being II part OF fractional lot No: twenty
ou:teem sI4) at Ranse SevenIe.n (!7)
=. ginning twrrt> Il. ur ,2il I. ct noi tn oi lie
no th- v, st cs,rner Of lot N" four hu' drcd
.,nd nine a. 81 Of c. W. james adr'iiion to
said Village OF LO.an. therC- Ortn twelve
U2 CHAINS; thence nsr Eighty nine tS9)
d, II ees west. Two and fifty hundred.h q 5'D
h.. .n>; to tile pi c. of isginEing. contain
,,,g three CD acres. rrservil y III sai.i village
the ext nsiOn O. 7 odd sheet an shown in
pr.,,a,sed plat of nright a..d Wright,
aSxis, ees 0f l. A. tulves: and til Said lien
and charge arise because Oi the prov iSiOis
of certain trust deed Ieco' dr.; In Volume
Iwenty -one cry p ge sixty-nin. t69,- H'rk-
'ng Cou' ty. Ohio. Decd k.cnrdS' whereby
SAID property was charged with the
paym. nts of the dehts "' said ha' T.; and
said plmintiff pr"y> I"r the sale Of said
pruperty for the payment ot said debts and
.lainls and for all such ORDER Judgments
a,m d,-crees as are necessary TO PlainifH 5
complete RELIEF in the pre- mises.
aid defendants are Notified 10 nle th-ir
answers to s:.id petition On or h~fuie the
5 h day OF March. A u 1874. or arS int-res,
ihev M ~ have or profess TO nave in s. I'd
u, emises will be foreclosed AMI barrel.
Dec. Ia CIV JAME- STEWART
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31

The Twice Five Club was most
delightfully."- banqueted by Mr..
Lowry at the Rrmpel House, on
Wednesday of last week. The sub
ject lis the spirit Of Republican
form of Government on the de-
cline" was presented in two sxcel-
lent papers by Mess.rs Bright and
Harrington, Tie host was compli.
mented aud thanked cordially for
the pleasant reception given the
Grub.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31

For nice boxes of candy 60 to J.
W. Gabriel's and buy Snyder
CHATTER & Co.'S line, they are the
best.
! Miss schaal. Stenographer in the
Probate Judges ofi.,e,. is spending
her vacation with her parsnts in
; Bremen.
Harry y Wright Of the Central
Union Telephone Co. is spending the
holidays with his parents in New
Lexington.
DR.. Campbsll, who has been quite
sick for some time. has recovered,
and able to attend to his profession
al duties again.
Wellman Stienman &Co invite the
patronage of the thousand readers Of
tho Sentinel. This is the largest store
in the valley. Go and see.
The Blasius family have been re-
membered by kind relatives from the
uld Country. A Christmas gift OF
twenty-five hundred dollars.
The people who are making gifts
At the Christmas times, are invited
10 come in snd see what Luke Lsh-
man has. Seeing is believing. He
has the goods, 60 and see them.
Mise nellie Nc Manigal of Wooster
and Elizabeth McManig.l Of New
York, are spending the Holidays
in Logan with thier parents.
There IS nothing that makes
niceer present than q pipe for a
gent. j. w. Gaar,el has all kinds
1t all prices. call and see them.
The bonds OF matri.nonv were
published for first time at St Johns
church Sunday. between A bert
Stedem and MissBlanch Ambrose.
An unparalleled outpouring
Of Holiday loveliness lunch
cloths. buffet runners. doilies,
center pieces. collars and
handkerchiefs, finest collec-
ion ever displayed at Well
nan Steinman & Co.'S.
The progressive business men of
'ur town who have presented their
business to the patrons of the Sen
incl, report q profitable Holiday |
trade.
Miss Mary Mauk, daughter Of
dr. Washington Mauk of our oity,
rho is attending School at Wes,er-
lille, Is home tor her Holiday va
:atiop.
Married - BY Rev. J.F.Will-
ans. at his residence In Logan Ohio
)ec 7th 1908. Mr.. Charles Deishley,
md Miss Jennie Armstrong, both Of
logan.
The Jennings Advertising Bureau
as our thanks for 4 Christmaa pres
ut. We don't know what it is, but
'sl sure i. is something good aud
eeded. Bro. Jennings has our
lank> for kind r. ne nbrance.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31
Big Inventory Sa le, Beginning Jan uary 4th. Swee

| Mis- Nellie Sheridan has been re-
appointed for the third term as Ios
master "f Somerset. She was firs1
appointed by president Cleveland
her appointment requested by all
the democratic papers of this con
gressiousl district. She has made al,
excellent Official. an'i her rea pp" int
ment will meet the hearty approx
al of all the gallant knights of the
pencil III the district aud state.
If you are thinking of buying
Christmas hooks, do not bnY until
you see j, w. Gabriel's line. He
has a large assortment anil his
prices are low.
MERCHANTS:-Do you start a
new set of BDoks? We keen a full
and comi lste line Of Leisers. Journ-
ais, Day Books. etc. Bort & Co.'S
Drug and l'oOk Store.
Miss Louie Green, after a pleas
ant visit at home fur Christmas. re-
turned to Somerset on Monday to
resume her work as Stenoyrapher
for the Rosary Magazine.
In the line of Clothing, Boots and
shoes, and ever. thing in the furn-
ishing line, Luke Lehman is pre-
pared to suit any purse or any taste.
Call aud 'ss for yourselves; n,
The Health Officer announces
that measles are prevailing IN our
city. When case Ot measles il
manifest it should At once be ,e-
ported to tie Board Of Health.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31
RULES.

I. Any person desiring to take a primary 5
examination. ',r tO tie ex .fninesi ANY OI
he higher brnn:iies, should give the Clei
" weeks nstis:e.
2 Nmv All, inpIs IL give Or receive help ni
ne ex I'm :nain:lS. ar '-Ofnmui, ic.tiny VIII
f,r'~it the Right TAI cerfiir ,fe and the ri:iIi
" lie ex:lmine. again wIIlii II months.
8. a gr ,sie i,elp~ TIL. minimum In any
ranch Is Tail re in all the branches nj
sIci' TX animation.
Each applicant mot known by the Bs,ar r,i
must bring 70 statement Of moral character
from the mem hers Oi his Srli'ni Bo nd.
). Nttensi, ,nce at tesIriiers me~tIn.. TOWN -
>hip ami c,,unty. aud the recalling of the =.
X q. AMI the y neral >uccs->s of the upp'i.
.,nt as - lea chez. will he considered By the
Bspsri in granting ertih 'ate-.
u Applicants. only, ne d appe rat tile ex-
imin.tiiOn r:NpmS on ex atiOn days
Others having bu>ine>S with .h, exam. ners
>hon ld meet ifein ''n port days
X. The ex mi'.af on fee iS 81 renfs.
g. All ap2iics,ntss,r Five Years Certificate
IN u pass AN exam. .n"tInn in Algebra, Psy-
..oluxy and PE sIc,l Gesssr, phv-
IN. A sOnsi'elat'le psrti.'n he Ques-
lions In 1hro,y and Practice. aId HisIs ~
vii. be taken Irnni nj iSlaIe'S Art OF Study
md Ohi.. HistOr. Sketches respectfully, aud
ma u slscrIpis srH est aC,-Or iin.ly.
II. B. >t'H %AI., President.
J.P NUNEMAKEii, Clerk.
JuIy l. l9Ol-tf &c S1OUGHTON.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31
COLLECTIONS.

We are in need OF money. There
are several hundred aubscribers ow.
ing rs from one to five and As much
ten years. The money is honestly
dee rs. We need it. We mus,
have some of the delinquent ao-
counts. Mr.. John C. Petit is au-
thorized to collect and receipt for
old and new SUBSCRIPTIONS. We
hops he will be we'll received when
he presents 4 bill.
Nov. l2-tf.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31
Divorce Notice.

Ottlmer Quillin, residence unknown. will
take, nntic tina on :h,. 3rd .iay nf Deceni-
ber. I9oa. Ka'ie N. Quill fiIc,i her petiiin,,
tu the court of Common PLEAS. Huck ing
Coun:v. Uni.,. Icing cau &c u,IIper :53I pray.
ing aiivOic- from said tttim.r Qu;lIin on
the sr uni of gr,>s neglert nf Hu,y, and
that SAid rau>t. will I've TOR hearing ON and
after J..Euarv 18TH 1904.
Katie ", Q mIiin by John Z Petit,
Dec S6-w. her Attorney.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31

The peoi le of Enterprise post Of
flee want rural delivery to start
from that station. They should
have it.
"Chris'ian Perseverance and the
Kingdom of G"d will he the New
Years subject at the U. 3. Church
next sunday.
Judge Wright aud Allen U Myers
will make speeches at the St Jackson
C Celebration in Circieville
Mr. E. O. Petit bought a portion
of the land of the coal cnmpanv,
Sold by Receiver G. V. Wright.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31
Probate Notice.

Notice is hereb. given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been ileu in
the ProbaIe' ourt ct Hooking ounty. Ohio.
for I int and Final settlems Mt. Henry
the ~, me will come on for u. ar:ng on the
End day "f Jnnunry 4 1904 at 10 o'ci oe k
\ n or us thereafter as may b. cGnvrni- n
Dec. i7S-W f.P, Ma RTIN.
Probate JudsS
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31
Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby Given that the following
accounts and Vo Ichers have en- riled H..
the Probate Curt OF Hooking ,;ou nv. Ohio
tor Second AMI Fin Il Settl mentC.F. Apliu
Gua' dian OF Muusou Shsr. mis- m nor war d
and the ,me wi c''me ON for hearing o"
the 18th 'iay of January, A. D. 1904 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ or as sDOn lhereift-r IS m "
b4 convenient. F. MARIN
Dec A3-w Probate Judge
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31
NOTICE 70 TEACHERS.

The County BO,rd Of Examiners will meet
in the High SchO'l RsOms at the Pubic
Sci HCl f'OU>e. at L1gah. Ohio, at y O'Clock.
standard tinie) on the following Saturdays
during the sclisn,l year:
First Saturday of September. OctOber,
No ember "nd Oecember. Eir~t S.tuntax
Of Marrh First and tn.id SATURDAY y G,i April.
and May, and 0rst SAt..1dsy iu June.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31
LOCAL EVENTS.

Don't forget the "American Boy
for 1904.
Nm. Pierpont is visiting friend
in Kenton this week.
Mr.. John Harbel has our thank
for q Christmas turkey.
A Happy New Year to all ib,
readers of the Sentinel.
Mr. Lash Miller was q Columbul
visitor duriug the holidays.
J. ". Gabriel will have his usua
Christmas boxes of cigars.
Mrs. Adcock is visiting her sister
in Van Vert Co. this week.
DR.. Frasch spent Christmas with
his parents at New Matamoras.
Mr.. Il. A. Long of Kenton, spent
Christmas with bis wife in Logan.
You are entitled to the
best your money will buy.
we believe you will find this
in the W Gilman 4 Steinma,.
store wina w.
Father Powers is spending this
week with Father Kearney at Zanes.
vile.
Mr.. Wing and wife. (pee Mary
Gould) are visiting in our city this
week,
Mr. Bert Parks Of Ne!sonvllle was
> transient visitor in Logan last
Monday.
Miss Mary Walker of Somerset is
the guest Of her cousin Miss Rose
Stalter.
Mise Margaret Saumneig Is spend
ing this week with relatives in Cir.
clsvills.
Miss. Florence Sniier Is spending
the holidays with her parents in
Somerset.
Attorney e. v. Wright was in
Lancaster Monday on professional
business.
Lovers Of art will Appre.
ciate the marvels of hand.
work at Wellman Steinman
4 Co.'S. |
The best Stock Food on the mar
ket is Columbus Stock Food, cold BY |
Bort d Go.
Prof John F.Henderson of McAr-I
thur. was transient visitor in Log I
% Monday.
Father Logan Of St. Joseph'.. had
'hsrge Of the music at St. Johns
,iurch Christmas.
An acceptable New Years gift
sill te slight contribution from
jelinquent subscribsrs.
For Sale-A good 3 Flat. Bra.s
cornet. will sell cheap. Inquire of
Eagens Belt, Logan, o.
Mr.. Percy Beoklsy of Jackson
vas q pleasant visitor with Logan
riends last Thursday.
Mrs. Walsh and family Of Athens T,
psnt Xmas With her SISTER, Mrs
Jacob Fox and family.
Mr.. L 3. Snidsr. manager OF the
'nider Store Co., spent Christmas
sith his parents in Somerses.
MIR. John loebels returned to
Dayton Monday, after = pleasant
'isit with bic parents in Logan.
Luke Lehman invite: the readers
f the SEHr1NxL to call st bic store.
Ie has Holiday goods Of service
IIsd sst.e:
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31

The snitler store com :,any has been
emplo! ing additional clerks to walt
on Gust omers. The readers Of the Sem
tiuel accepted the invi' ati"n of the
advertisement.
The festive town dog had anoth-
Or frolic last Sun'lav evening, chas.
ing Mr.. Henry Trimner's sheep.
killing a number and inj nriny most
OF his flock. he time is coming
when tho farmers will come t.. L.,-
gan with loaded guns aud shout
every vagrant tramp d"gS sight.
The dog ordinance has resulted in
securing some fees. 1t has not sup
pressed the log nuisance. The rem-
ely is the shot gun.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31
sold regardless o f cost or profit
Dl. ]. E. F2AscY,
SURGEON AND HOME
EOPATIC PHYSICIAN.

O6"e e-R'nms formerly occupied
bv "the late DIR. B'nsser. Citizen
Phkne 246. Residence at Amos
Paree', c'rner Hunter AMI Orchard
streets, Clt,z-n's Phone ~
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31
Advice to Farmers.

Use International Stock Food
for your Sheep. Cattle and Hogs
8 feeds for l cent.
Ground oil Meal by the ton or
smaller amounts.
Cash for Clover Seed.
Dec 81 2-w l. n. STEERS.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31

WANTED -Trustvorthy Lady or Gentle
w man tr manage business iu this c'.u' =
ty and adjoining territory Tor house "f solid
hnancia' standing S2LOO Stra ghi cash Sal
ary and expe sa> pai.i each Mon av direct
II IN heauqu .rters. Expense monev sd-
Vanced: p '>iti"n permanent. Ad iress Man
ager 6eS Monon Bldg, chicago, III.
Nov. l9-8w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31
Mamdun b Reber. Defendant.

MaEslus u. Rrber, who's. pl,cp OF residence.
IN unku 3wn will take notice that cn the 5ti.
.iay 'H N..vem"er. A. ID. 10 3. Z has. u. Tows =,
aS II iminiStr.tor. " it'll e will annexed O
The eStrt- al Jonas A Rein, derts>ed. ~
pl ,iniin hle'i his p-Ii'ion in The C'mm n
Pleas Lourt Oi Ticking County. Ohi... in
ease M 352.'. egainsi the defendant Mnnd,is
b r ber viaying Ior the i,or OF a ju',.
ment O'iaIned In said Court. against the
III N indus B. iteber. BY tine p aIntin. as
miniSiraivr o. the e>t ATE of Jonas A. fsrs'm
iec-a>ed OH tn Z4th day of May a. ID. 1851.
f..r the sum of six tl,s'us;,u.; one hunrreu
md fOriy-,hr.. s"d d Iy-fiv~ hun,itr,ith
iOliars (J6.l43.l5); and Twelve and thirty -o {
tnn,ii e'h doll us (sl :.3I) COSTS. with inter
81 from the 2ith any %. .May A. D.. SS., Tor
s.S~ts of Inis action, AMI Tor all ether proper
-rlitt nj tina unless the defendant Man.lu
B. Reber show Cause to the c.'ni ra,y an ''r
nef0re the End day OF Jan unry A. u. 1901
sai'i judgni. Al, W II be and stand revise,i
against nm TOR tn. amount as prayed inr in
he petition. JAMES w NILLER and
GEO. q. MILLER.
Affy's or the Plaintiff. .Ch"s. II Towsnn.
Nov. 5-7w. Administrator
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31
Legal NOCice.

Notice Is hereby iven TO X te F. Toi'i
ard II. II To- d. whose r side .ce is the
city # st Lnuis Missouri. tn u on
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31
FIRE
INSURANCE.

several If the Fire Insurance
Companies heretofore repre-
resented by w. w. .dcCray
e Son have placed their sgen-
oiss With the undersigned,
who are now their representa-
tives in Logan, Ohio. of the
following named oompanies
The Columbia, of Dayton, D.;
the German, OF Freeport. ILL.,;
M,lwaukes Mechanics. of Mil
waukee, Wis.,; the Western
Underwriters, of Chicago, il.
linois, and others. soliciting
the patronage and renewslsof
policies at expiration thereof
we are prepared TO write any
legitimate Fire Insurance bu-
siness that may be entrusted
to rs at reasonable rates.
Give "a . call. Office over
Fox's Meat Market, Main
Street. Logan, o.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-12-31
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN Common Pleas Court. Hooking County.
Ohio.
''has. n. TO'vson ,administrator,l
with the will IN OF the eS.
'aIs 81 ,onas A. Ream. deceased.
Plaintiff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-27

minded expression. To my query as to
whether he had ever met Mr.. Jeffrey at or
near the entrance of Rock Creek cemetery,
he replied with amazed look and the
quick response:
"Of course 1 did. 1t was the very night
that his Wife But what's up? You
look excited for a detective"
Come to the morgue and see. This teS-
timony of yours will prove invaluable TO
Mr.. jeffrey
shall never forget the murmur of sup
pressed excitement which greeted us as
reappeared before coroner and Jury accom-
panied by the gentleman who had been
called for In such peremptory tones short
time before.
Mr.. jeffrey who had attempted to rise at
our entrance but seemed to lack the abil-
ity, gave a faint smile as Tallman's good
natured face appeared; and the coroner.
feeling. perhaps. that some cords are la
BILE to break If stretched too strongly, sd-
ministered the oath and made the neces-
sary inquiries with as little delay as was
compatible with the solemnity of the occa-
sion.
The result was an absolute proof that Mr.
Jeffrey had been near Soldiers Home as
late as 7 o'clock. which was barely fifteen
minutes previous to the hour Mrs. Jeffrey's
watch was stopped by her fall in the old
house on Waverley avenue. AS the dis
compassed in that !itimas Mr.. Jefrrey's alibi
could be regardedsas established. =
When we were Mf rising. glad of an adj
tournment whichvUrestGred Tree movement
and an open intefehanEs Of speech. a sud
den check in the Eenetal rush called our
attention back t6sfMfs' jeffrey He was
standing facing MISS f$ittle. who was still
sitting In strangely '4mnnovable attitude
In her old place. He had just touched her
on the arm and now, with look Of alarm.
he threw up theoveil aRfiich had kept her
face hidden from asH behblders.
A vision of loteiinetse greeted US, but
that was not alEeCI It Was an unconscious
loneliness Miss Tuttie had tainted away,
sitting upright inb heFSchair.
seTBlis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-27
Comparative Literature
From the Atlantic.

From the Atlantic.
The comparative literature OF today,
based upon the sciences of which have
spoken and conducted in the scientific
method. is literary philology-nothing more
nor less: it stands over against linguistic
philology or glottology, and 1T deals genet
ically. historically and comparatively with
literature as a solidarity and as product
of the social Individual, whether the point
Of view be national universal We well
come academic departments and journals
devoted to its interests but literary phil
oIogy Is not and cannot be measured by
the scope and effort of a distinct academic
department or of specific journal. how
ever excellent the latter, like this to which
we wish godspeed. may be. The new dis
cipline is already the property and method
of all scientific research in all Iiteratures,
ancient or modern, not only in their COM
mon but in their individual relations to
the social spirit in which they live and move
and have their being. The more we de-
velop what now is called comparative lit
erature. the more rapidly will each litera-
ture in turn seek it's explanation in liter
airy philology.