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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-12-18
schooI-Children Cause Wreck.

Colorado Springs, Col, Dec. 15.-The
locomotive, baggage car and first
coach of a Rock Island train were
thrown off the track ten miles east OF
Colorado Springs. and three trainmen
were badly hurt. The wreck was
caused by school children who placed
q bolt on the track.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-12-18
/, Alaska Needs Home Builders

Washington, Dec. 12--Gov. Brady
of Alaska, in his annual report to the
secretary of the interior, urges provi
sions for Alaska's representation by .
delegate in congress and says tha'
Alaska's main need is for pioneers and
home builders.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-12-18
Decrease In Kansas Bank De,o.,,.

Topeka, Kan, Dec. 13.-The quar-
terly report Of the state bank commits
sioner shows that deposits in Kansas
state and national banks have dropped
from s9s.o00. 900 to 1900, 900 in the
last three months, and that the per
capita is now Sos. as against $Ss three
months ago.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-12-18
A Negro veteran Frozen to Death.

LeavenwOrth, Kan, Dec. 14.-Wn q.
liam Hilliard. a negro veteran, was
found frozen to death in Mount Muncie
cemetery Saturday evening. Hilliard
was slightly demented and wandered
from the soldiers home hospital early
in the morning. He was lying beside
a tombstone when discovered.
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Her Twin brother Held.

Rising Sun, Ind, Dec. 12.-Miss
Elizabeth Gillespie, the young woman
who was shot by an unknown ASSASSIN
while she was sitting by the wIndsp
OF her home two days ago. Is deae
and her twin brother Is held.
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Want to Keep Their Negroes

Austin, Tex, Dec. 15.-The labor
agents representing Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi planters, who have been scour-
ing Texas for negro farm hands to
go to those states, have been warned
by the Texas planters in a number of
localities to leave
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-12-18
Miss Boise Must Go to JAIN.

Topeka, Kan. Dec. 13.-Blanch
Boise, the disciple Of Carrie Nation.
who smashed the plate glass fronts OF
seven Topeka joints a year ago, will
have to serve the jail sentence imposed
by the Shawnee county district court
under decision rendered Saturday by
the supreme court. Judge Hazen gave
Miss Boise a 30-day sentence
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-12-18
Nav Run women for Aldermen.

Topeka, Kan, Dec. Ito give To-
peka a clean administration there is
a movement on foot to run women fol-
the council in the different wards at
the coming municipal elections. Wom-
en- interested in politics are behind the
scheme.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-12-18
A wen-Known Commission Man Dies

"A "eL-hHOWu VOn1nIsSIOu MAD DICE
Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 14.-AndreW
J. Snider, aged 20 years, from 1870 un.
til 1889 one of the most prominent
commission men in Kansas City and
for 80 years closely identified with the
development of the live stock industry
In the southwest, died this morning
at his home of infiltrated carcinoma Of
The stomach.
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Former Associate of Jay Gould.

Fort Wayne, Ind, Dec. 14.-Judge
James Cheney. said to be the wealth.
est man in the state, died yesterday,
aged sc years. He was associated with
Jay Gould in financing his affairs in
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. His fortune
was estimated at s25 900, 900.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-12-18
A Flour Min at Omaha Burped.

Omaha, Neb., Dec. 1.-THE -four
mill. together with it's contents, To-
Gated at Thirteenth and Lake streets
and owned by the Model Milling COM
pany, was burned last night, causing
loss of $4,000; insurance unknown.
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Day L.sorer Heir 20 s1.ooo.ooo.

Ottumwa. Ia, Dee. 15.-Frank Brad
bury, machinist in the employ of the
Ottumwa Iron works, has fallen heir to
fortune estimated at $1,000, 900. His
uncle, Thomas Bradbury, of New York.
a piano manufacturer, named him di-
rect heir.
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Buys Carthaee-Pittsburr EIectric Line.

Buys Carthage Pfttsburg Electric Line.
Joplin, Mo-, Dec. 13.-The Southwest
Missouri Electric railway has bought
the Mineral Cities Electric line, partly
completed between Joplin and Pitts
burg. Kan This win give the South
west Missouri through route from
Carthage to Pitsburg, IS miles.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-12-18

Vinita, 1. T., Dec. 15.-Moses Ridge,
a full-blood Cherokee Indian preacher,
is in Jail here on a charge of having
married couple without having his
authority first inspected and certified
to by the district clerk. He was sent
to Jail for 80 days.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-12-18
Thra.hing Machine Killed Two.

Hutchinson, Kan, Dee. 12.-Willfam
Bradburn, So, was instantly killed and
|. B. Moore, so, fatally injured by be
ing crushed between a thrashing en-
CINE and a wheat separator yesterday
afternoon
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Cashier. Pecul..ion. Caused Tragedy.

Linn Grove, Ia, Dec. 15.-Harry
Maine, cashier of the Farmers {
Merchants bank. shot himself through
the heart here. 1t is understood Maine
lost heavily on the board of trade. The
bank is a private institution and claims
deposit Of 100000. 1t is controlled
by the First national bank Of Storm
Lake. who ordered its doors closed.
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Bnrp,,r KilIed at Newton. Ia

Newton, Ia. Dec. 12.-Lars Lunds
claiming st. Paul (Minn.) as his homo
was shot and killed as he was in the
act of burglarizing the home of Henry
Held here
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-12-18

Presfdent Civil Service COmmfssfon Dead.
Washington, Dec. 14.-John R Proc
tor. of Kentucky, SO years old, presi-
dent of the United States civil. service
commission, died at the Cosmus club
here Saturday. He became suddenly
Ill at the club about ten O'Clock.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-12-18
Brakeman Dead on Ton of rrain.

DeSOt0, Mo-. Dec. 13.-James Cable,
Q brakeman at De Soto, was found
dead on top Of one of the box cars
Of his train when the train arrived at
De Soto. The cause OF death was heart
failure
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-12-18

Attorney General Crows Condition.
St Louis, Dec. 15.-The condition OF
Attorney General E c. Crow, who Is
lying Ill at the home OF A C. Steuver
In this CITY, u still critical.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-12-18

Toledo, O., Dec. 13.-Miss Kettle
Giles and A. q. Norris, of Rockford. Ill,
were married beside the bier OF the
brides dead mother at Bowling Green,
o. Just prior to the funeral service,
Rev. Frank Essert performed the we'd
ding ceremony for the daughter and
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wife Of Ambassador Dar.nd coming.

WIFE OF Ambassador Durand Coming.
Liverpool, Dec. lathe steamer
Luciania sailed from here Saturday for
New York Among her passengers
we're Lady Durand, wife Of Ambassadors
0urand. and Miss Durand
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A Church at prookaeld Burned.

Brookfield. Mo-. Dec. 1.-THE Pres
byterian church was destroyed yester-
day morning By fire which originated
In the furnace room. The loss Is $10,-
900. the insurance $1,000.
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TO. MEET THE cOLOMBIANs.
Marines from the Cruiser Prairie Landed
at Colon and Were Taken to Pan
anna. Thence Southwark.

Colon. Ded ia company of me-
rines frora the United States cruiser
Prairie WIS landed here yesterday un-
der command of Capt. Smedley D.
Butler and Immediately started by
train for Panama The destination of
the marines is said to be YayiZa, up
the San Miguel gulf and Tuira river.
1t is believed that the decision of the
naval authorities is to station marines
at YaviZa may possibly be owing to the
reports that Colombian troops have
been sent in that direction, but up to
the present time there is no reason to
believe that any large force is under
orders to march on Panama from
Cauca-
Gen. Reyes Looking for a CAN.
Washington, Dec. 15.-If elected to
the presidency of Colombia by the
overwhelming majority which Bogota
dispatches indicate, Gen. Rafael
Reyes, Colombian minister to the
United States, would regard the call
of his country as command which it
would be defficult for him to refuse to
obey.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18
BUR 9efdai9en Seberjisun9.

Cine neue beuti9= fat6oliide golonie wirb
bur9 9ermitteluus bes bo6w. 9errn Wlpz
pi9 pon Diilm, Senton County, in Samabee
aesriinbet werbeu. Sas 9anb 1T gut 9eles
gen, in Der Ndbe ses sroben WiQe eaes gee
unb s Meeileu Don Der @iienbabn (Sindlep
Goab). 9td6ie fatbolii6e Sirde 1T III Moz
ra. Sobalb cine ansabl beuti6er Satboli=
ten fi1 anliebelt, wirb cine neue Rirde NIT.
ten in Der Qniiebluns 9ebaut rperben. Die
Wsittel sa;u ober %weniaitens einen sroBen
Sbsid BARON sibt bic sabnsslealaGit. bic
lit lebr iru1tbar. Walb= unb Wielenlaub
sibt es in Siiue. SorlduFs p~ertarft gu s
Bis IL Dollars ben Nder. Gin Siinftel bes
8~aufpreiies mub sleid besablt merben, Der
0teit nuter siinittsen S%ebiusunsen ipGter.
Nau wenbe iii6 ,pesen ioniiiseu &inselbeiten
on Hen. s. @ipptG,
24=ba Oilm, Benton 60. Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18
Gin btlligeS 9etm,

~
1900 Qder 2aEb in Stearus County III Ell
ner @e9enb 81 perfaufeu, mo- MIR beutlde
Sarraer mobner, cine bis pier Weilen pom
Der Stabt, Stride unb S6ule, Creamery,
Wiible unb pom einem Warftplas, mo Der
Sariaer ale Yrobutte 9erpinnbringenb per-
fuufeu fann. Ser Sobeu lit idper unb bat
lebmise llnterlase. Sberld6e i6warser
0ebm uub neIenforinig. Hreis Fir pilbes
9ano BON SIS bis $40 SEN older. Iu6 Gull
tipirte Sarlneu bel mir gu faufen: 100 @fer,
pom sanen So inter Qflug nnb 80 @der 8iez
len finh, nit neuem Sramebals uno Stou,
anbertbulb Meile pom Der Stabt nit 700
glnwobnern SO, 900. Serner cine 100 Nder
6arnr, pier Weileu pom Ser Stabt, rs older
inter z Slug, 20 older @ieien, Der Geit NIT
0rabtsauu uinsebeu; Yrets 81. $50. Cine
brittle Sarr,, 200 older srpB, go Nder inter
Yflue, 20 older &ieien, Der Jtet nit 0rabt=
;aun umsebef. groBer Staa, Saus uub
6ru6tballs, 81 Meilen psn Der Stabt. Yreis
81, $50. gtebit bieien nod aubere Sarmeu gu
lebr biaisen Yreiien, feline $25 per ader. Ole
Nadbaren perlan9en bas Soppelte fir 2anb,
bas ni6t 10 suteu 8oben bat. gSer ein bill
lises Seim min, wenbe it'd on
Senrb 8Ienfe, Sresport, Dsiuu
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9as s@limmae b. alien Grfabrunsen

&ann irseno etmas l9ltmmer ietn,
als gu fiblen, baB iebe Winnte Cure
lebte iit2 90 mar bic @rfabruns ber
Trau 6. s. Nenion, Decatur, Nla.
rOrei Sabre lang" 70 i@reibt iie,
ulitt i'd unidsliden S9mer5 bur6
llnuetbauli@feit, Wasen. unb ginse.
meibe= 8el9merben. Ser Sob idien
unuermeibbar, na@bem bic Ooctoren
unb ale Webi3tnen ni@t gu belfen uerz
modten. S@lieblid wurbe t4 baau
bemo9en, electric 8ttters 81 PERU.
den, unb bas &eiultat mar punberz
bar. Sd beferte mild iofort, unb
iest BIN i9 p~ouitdnbis berseitellt. Sur
geber=, Nterens, Masen= unb @tnse:
rpeibe 0eiben 1T es bic ein3ise Mebt=
atm. Sour scots. IS 1T saranttrt
bon, Mpotbeter SO. S. 9ubn.
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81.
Giniss Wpnats ipater.

Gtntge W(DnQ[s pdlet..
IN fsftltdem gepanbe pranst bic
gauge 9arrifon 5arm.
Weue, blenbenb netbe Gardiner
leudten binter blibblanten Genlter=
fdeiben. Die 0ielen fino frii9 sez
ipidit, bic WDbs! neu aufpolirt. 0ids
9uirlanben idmuden bic Sbirsn, II.
in unsGbltsen 3aien buften Roi en-
unb 2eptopen, ucrmifdt nit buntlem
Smmersriin.
4uf Der acknowledgements Serraiie
iiBt in ieiner 2ieelinssede 3obert Gar;
riion. Gr lit peiber seporben, Der
brape Nlte; absr iein sutes, treuber3is
ses 8sfidt blidt aufriebener, benin je.
Neben linn iteben, 9uno in 9anb,
0ipta unb tbr 8rdutigdm, Or. Mans'
fietb. Man braudt nur in bic Nueen
Der geiben gu feben, braudt nur s,l
becbadten, nit pel6 5artlider Sorgz
falt ber iunge Nrat bas bluui eibens
Sud- un bic Sdultern ieiner nod ct:
mas leibenoen 9raut leet, nit pelh'
slidlidem 2ddeln lie linn bantt-uno
man peib, oab bier auei 9er3en einan
Der in inntsfter otebe entgeseni6lagen.
sSebt i9dllt Elm frii9er Sobler aus
benz @arten berauf na9 Der SerraI 1e.
gletd bdrna9 fpringt cine peibge:
tletbete Electromagnetic nit frD6li9em
2a9sn uber ben R~afenplab - ibr mad
Elm frdftiser junser Mann, Der bic
5liebenbe bersebens gu bafden iu9t,
Sd fang Did bod nod Roie!"
ruff ct iibermiit6is.
~Wirtli99 Damn aber f6nsll, Sad
aobinfon!"
llnb f6on 1T bic tpeibe Maodense'
falt ti9ernb tpieber binter ben 8dus
men per16punoen.
pl0blt9 Yfsrossetrappel, Wagensss
rafiel. - 2auiaenb erbebt fi6 Der
GARNER aus Isinem 2ebnitubl. 8lola
unO ibr 8rdutisam ellen bic Sreitreppe
binab, Dem ginfabrtstbpre gu.
Nun tommt aud, NIT g~liibenrb:i5en
Wansen bonn frObsn Spiel, binter rem
ge5iiid Stole ferpor. sic GdBt iid TO-
gar bon Sal NobinIon boi1en unb Ell
aen SUB auf lie friitea sippen
oriifer.
limb jest roIlt Elm Wueen bur6's
reidbsfrdn3te gjniu4rtstbor, lie tur5e
Platonenollee entloag, Bis tin CUR
5rsitrsppe.
n0otla! Da bring id gu9 dag
oalene!" ruff Gbit6s tsdfttge Stimme
I9on bon Deitem. vSse bleibt jest
Elm 8iertsliabr gang BEL uns. Sas ct
Sobns z9oipitdl unb all bic iibrigen
4nftaften miiifen mai obne fie fertts
tperben!"
2ei6ten 5uBes fprinst Magba aus
benz Wagen, umrtngt bon 9ater unb
S6pe tern.
3par fiebt iis ernt aus; aber bsr
suert fat pabnftnuige S9mers Inn
ben tbeusrn @atten bat fid gu fainter
5rauer perfldrt, Die fogar jebt, beim
anblid Der fro6sn aufleu6tenben Sc
fihter ringsum, in itflle 9eiterteit Der
Seele iibereebt.
rOanf, meme 2ieben!" fit tert lie
t~tefbepest. Damn tritt lie, an gbitbs
treuer S9peitsrba.lb, elm in bas fe1ts
lt9 ge{6miidte 8%aterbaus.
(gnbe.)
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Homan BON 6. Srieen.

no. Sprtie r,0 unb S1luB.
,Weine 1ieben Briiper uno ewwe
tern! Sd tabe cine ernIte MiIIion gu
erfiillen. Sd TONNE BON Sterbelager
unferes Sreunbe5 Halpb Durham, benz
id beiituno in ieiner f6perI ten Stun
be. Oa er niht mcbr, tpie er ippllte,
gu gu9 ipreden tann, 10 ioll i'd gud
bitten, fir i'm gu beten. Dies mar
lein lebter WunIh!"
Ginise Setunoen itarren G%ntiebens.
Damn falten lid Sauienoe BON
9dnben. limb SauIenoe BON Clipper
bepessn fi9 in inbrinitieem 9sbst. .
Sn bteiem Woment lit es, ais peros
cine arme Seele auf ben S~erapbfliseln
bes @ebets emporgetragen gum Sbron
res Wllmdatt9en. -.
Wirb ibr Der Gimmliide Hidter perz
eeben9
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II a..
,Tragt die HDie SOrtG. Die lhr Imner GeKaut e!
s: s:s &XMz%

ltde Metie beri9punben unD ales gu
den mar pergebli9. Ser 9err 9iretz
tor mar auber ft9. Natiirli6 paren
ipieber bic pfli6ttpibrisen 8eamten
i9ulb baran, baB 10 ettpas portommen
tonnts, serabe BEL linn, Der auf peinz
li9ite Orbnung bielt.
9a trat Der alte Studs i6perfdGtg
an ben Serrn 9irettor beran unO fiji
fterte ibm etpas balblaut ms Sbr.
r8as?" i9rie bieler auf. ~Wdre bas
mDsli6?"
rSa, es 1T TO-" faste Sr9s GRIM
ieno, res mar Die Sorte, Die 10 i6Dn
f9medte." Ser Setter Der @ibuns
idnappte einisemale na9 2uft, betam
sann plDbli9 f6redli6e &opfi9meraen
anb bpb bic Sibung auf. Sein blinoer
Offer bate linn einen f6le9ten @trei9
gsfpielt.
Na6 elmer @o9e fam bic @a9e nod
einmal bpr unb 1eltiamer Meiie mar
nun bic aiite nit gisarren ba unb bet
Oieb erbielt feline eere9te Strafe. $50
bic 8iIte plDbli9 bersetommen mar,
iuuBte niemanO auf benz 9eri9t, auber
Studs. Ser perrietb aber ni9ts, benin
Der 9err Director bate fein S9petsen
nit 5ebn barren Marf tbeuer erfauft.
Settoem tiimmerte ft9 Der 9err 9iz
rettor aber ni9t mebr barum, oh Sc
manb i'm 8ureoa rau9te.
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Gin Brief bon eineut unIeter Gunne1t

On bic 6. 8. @arner Co.,
golbmater, Wi9.
9erren! = Wtr babeu nabesu Ben
$4,000 Wertb BON Bbtte @tne Of
Ear Sprup uerfauft, unb mir merben
balb wieber faufen malien, baber se=
ben sic uns Sbre auerbeiten Yreiie
unb 8ebinsunsen an.
@tr baben Sbren Sprup pdbrenb
ber lebten amansis ober finfunbswan=
gig Sabre p~erfauft, unS ct batte einen
sroBen u. it6 mebrenben Nb1ab. @tr
itnb semiB, baB wir In Ser 3ufunft
nod mebr uerfaufen ,uerbeu.
Sbre iebr ersebenen
@ebr. Nopes& 6 utler,
ct. Paul Wtnn.
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Spe5tal=Mn5et9e.

Gin M6belsei9dft,. bas fi1 elmer gutter,
Sunbidaft ~erfreut, III einem bIiibeuben Qanbs
ftdbtden NIT Rir6e unb S1ule selesen 1T,
lnter annebmbaren %Sebin9unsen su faufen.
Suite @elesenbeit fir einen 6euti9eu ges
56Gftsmann. Granfbeitsbalber it Der @i=
sentbiimer se3munsen, bas @elbdft gu pers
taufsu. Weseu Ndberem wenbe r,an ii9 an
u. g. Ma1o,
10sba Yiers, Worriion Co., Minn.
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plinNer Giftr Gdaoit uur.

Der 9err @eribtsbireftpr S9nups
perli9 mar Elm duBerft bieni teifriser
9err, Der auf itrensIte Srbnung bielt
uno jeoen 8eamten, Der audi nur UNI
cine Minute ii9 ~perfpdtete, fofort in
SrbnunssftraTe nabm. @inen Der
sr0Bten GeritDbe essen bic Orbnuns,
iiberbaupt Die srOBte Siinbe Der Welt,
erblitte Der 9err Director BARN, lpenn
elm 8eamter ii9 erbreiitete, in ben
4mtsrGumen 81 rau6en. Sn bieiem
Yuntte mar er unerbittli4. SagtGgli9
erf6ien er mebrmals unperbofft in ben
Bureaus, i9nupperte na9 Gisarrens
rau6 unb 1u4te na9 einem Gigarrenz
relte, Der ibm ais ,Gorpus belicti" be
men tDnnte. Mber bic 8eamten tparen
auf ibrer Sut unb lieBen ii9 ni9t fan=
gen, mas pieoerum ben 9errn Director
gu erb0bter 4ufmertiamteit anipornte.
gines Sases fam er nod na9
S6luB Der 9ienititunben auf bas 8uz
reau, UNI Elm Nttenitiid gu iu9en. 9aiz
felbe lag in einem Der oberen sSd9er
bes Hepoiitoriums unb Der alte !6err
erities Die Setter, UNI bas benDtbiste
Nttenitiid berunteraubolen. 9abei fiel
fein 8lid in Elm leeres Sad, unb mas
Ct ba fab, ma9te fir etnen Nugenblid
iein 9er5 ftoden: cine &tite NIT Gisars
rem: sic tonnte nur einem Der BEAM
ten sebOren, bas mar tlar. Go peit
cling aliO bic pfli9tperseHenbett Der
8eamten, baB tie fosar gauge 8tlten
Gtsarren auf bas Bureau i9leppten
unb btnter ieinem Giiden rau9ten.
Run, bas iolte benz 8etreffenbsn cine
tbeure Suppe tperben. Mit elmer ge=
pii1en 8%efriebisung idritt Der 9err
9irettor nit Der erbeuteten &iite na9
9auie. Ils am nd9iten Sage Su9s,
Der 9eri9tsbote, eri9ien, UNI Often gu
bolen, rei9te linn fetn bober G9ef Die
Rtite NIT ben Gigarre1r Gtr-pas benz
alien Su9s nod ME paifirt mar.
Nur ausbaft unb NIT unii9eren Sim
germ entnabm er Der aiite zines bet
braunen &rGuter.
w8ttte, aniteden," befabl Der 9err
0irettor. Studs mubte sebor9en.
rNun, i9medt bas Rraut9 &ennen sic
bic Sorte9" @90n 19medten tie ni6t,
bas idmedte fetbt 5uds, Der ni6t sez
rabe pertpDbnt mar. Mber ct burfte
bas bod nidt benz 9errn 9irettor ms
Geii6t ia9en, Der bieie 9apanna ptelz
lei9t ielber rau9te. r9anfe, es sebt,"
murmelte er. Mber bas Sberbaupt
ipionirte peiter. rOb pobl elmer Der
!9erren auf benz Geri9t bies 8raut
raudt9" fraste er bon Neuem. r9as
CLAUDE i9 taum," antportete Su9s gez
bebnt, nabm einen s3ug unb f9nttt
betnli4 cine @rima6e. Mus Dem par
nt9ts berausaubetommen, Der mar nit
i'm Spiel, bag mertte Der !9err 9ireftor
unb entlteb i'm.
@inige Sage barauf bate Der 9err
Sirettor elmer S90ffeniibung gu pro-
iibiren. 9abet tam audi cine Ga9e Dor
9eser etnen Mrbetter, Der cine Stiff Gtz
garren seitoblen bate. Man bate Die
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seben. Mber ielt1amer Weiie mar beute
bic &ti tie NIT Snbalt i'm Nmts5tmmer
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when a letter. addressed TO her. was left
at the door by a messenger.
Amy answer" inquired the servant.
mo" e,
The letter was sent up. and delivered
to her on a silver ssiver.
She opened IL: II was thing new 10
her In her young life-an anonymous let
ter.
Miss Bruce--I am almost stranger 10
you. but / know your character from
others, and cannot bear to see YOU
abused! You are said 10 be about 70
marry Sir Charles Bassett. think you
can hardly he aware that he is connected
with a lady Of doubtful repute. called
Somerset and neither your beauty nor
your virture has prevailed to detach him
from that connection.
'Tf. on engaging himself to you. ne
had abandoned her. I should not have
said a word. But the truth is. he visits
her Constantly. and I blush 10 say that
when he leaves you this day II will be tc
spend the afternoon at her house.
'I inclose you her address. and YOU
can learn In ten minutes whether / an
a slanderer. or, what wish 10 be,
"A FRIEND OF INJURED INNo-
CENCE."
CTo be Continued
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TERRACE GABLES,

Falmouth Heights, Mass.
Situated on the highest BLUM az ra
mouth Heights. A delightfulIy co9i ,,t,,~ tpS
ton Bright airy rooms. 0verloohin4
Vineyard Sound: cuisine the best: tns
bathing unexcelled: 20 new rooms ADDED
this ccason. with all modern conven-
iencee hath rooms. steam neat open
plumbing. etc. Address WEBSTER Ia
DRAPER. Proprietor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-22

Miss Menard cured after doc
tors failed to help her.
"Lydla f. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound cured me after
doctors had failed, and / want
other girls to know about it. Dur
ing menstruation / suffered most
intense pain low in the abdomen
and in my limbs. AT other times l
had heavy, depressed feeling
which made my work seem twice
Is hard, and / grew pale and thin.
The medicine the doctor gave me
did not do me one bit of good, and
Twas thoroughly discouraged The
doctor wanted me to stop work, but,
of course, I could not do that. /
finally began to take Lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and felt better after taking the first
bottle, and after taking six bottles
/ was entirely cured, and am now
in perfect health, and l am so grater
ful for IT. Miss GEonorE MENARD,
b37 E. 152nd ST., New York City. =
$4,000 forfeit " original Of above letter proving
csnufrsnsss cannot Be produced. -s,r s-
lydia F.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound cures female ills when
oil other means have failed.
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MASSACHUSETTS
MANSION HOUSE

Cor. Union and second Sts., New Bedford
Mass.
Near steamboat landing. Modern irn-
movements Fine table. The stop over
point for parties en- route 70 all points
trio car service In and around the city
and many points on the bay. Address
Jas r. McADAMS. Proprietor.
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RHODE ISLAND

ATLANTIC HOUSE. Watch Hin. X. ',
One OF the best known hotels. situa.,' r
on high ground overlooking the er,s ocea
Near bathing beach. omtdoorr n.
Proprietor. IS Ring st.. Providence
I'll May l.
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MnntreaI House nId prchard. Me

Located directly on the sea wall. sur
with lovely walks and drives. and Guilt
waited and wild flowers in profusion. Ho-
tel perfect in all it's appointments: rooms
terms address +. w. BLANCHARD. Pro-
prietor.
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THE CRAIG HOUSE,
FaImouth title1ts. Tats'

Falmouth htionts' Fats' -
stuated on the hignes' point ot lano
az the Hei6Nts. SIX oottages ,,,iIs
eggs. etc. are furnished from the trals
tfen.e farm. Best OF bathing. Address
MRS. X IA. CRAIG. Proprietor.
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HOTEL ONSET,

Fifty large sleeping rooms. Largest and
coolest dining room. Table the best the
market affords. First class In every par
ticuiar. Private bathing houses. j. J..
CROWLEY. Proprietor.