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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-10-15

Politics and Law" by Whitaker, con-
tribu,ions from DR.. Capen and others
aIe very suggestive. Read good books
on all subjects connected with the
science of government, such as Amos
r. Wells "Citizens in Training" Rev.
Josiah Strong's "New Era" and sour
Country" etc. Read the news papers
thoughtfully and Discriminatory.
2. Study among other things the
Constitution Of the United States, the
Constitution of the State of Pennsyl-
vania, the charter of your village, town
or city.
4. Use the columns of the local
paper for brief pointed practical dis
cussion OF all questions affecting the
needs of the community. All this
may be organized and systematized
along lines suggested by DR.. Samuel
B. Capen in the Christian Enaeav0r
Woyld OF October II, 1901.
A. T. G.. APPLE.
There is tendency in these days
to classify duties as secular and re.
ligious and to adopt one code OF
morals for one and an entirely separ-
ate and opposite code for the other.
With the Christian there should be nc
such distinction between things done
as christian and those done as citizen
Our duty as christian citizens is
plainly taught in the Bible. We are
there shown that our citizenship is in
Heaven; and we are also shown that
as citizens Of Heaven we have a
mission, and a very important mission
for our Master on this earth; and whaI
we do here we do as citizens o.
| Heaven.
We are to be patriots, but we are
to be christian patriots. We are tc
glory in the conquest OF our country''
flag; we are to desire to place it TAR on
the outer limit OF all the land which
God may give; but only that over !
and supreme above It we may place
the Banner of the Cross.
We have been taught in a late
Sabbath school lesson that Goo
promised to Israel every foot OF grounC
their feet trod upon; and God literall,
fulfilled his promise. believe tina
promise is as true today as OF old. w
are to be aggressive, but We are to b.
aggressive for God.
Good citizenship means that W
shall uphold with jealous care God
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-10-15
GOMER THOMAS DEAD
End Came Suddenly and Un-
expectedly at His Home
Monday Evening.
An Annual Fair Exhibitor.

Death came suddenly to Conner
Thomas, the well known composer
and musical director at his home in
Dauville MONDAY evening, and the
announcement was severe shock
to The public. His illness was
brief, so brief in fact that but few
people were aware Of it. He had
had a spell Of sickness recently, but
had been gaining in strength and
was feeling much better until Sat
urday when he was again taken to
his bed. II is the belief now that
IN his desire to prepare and make
ready his display for the fair al
which he has for years been an an
nual exhibitor, he devoted himself
too closely TO business and orerdi6
his strength
Conner Thomas was born in Potts
vile, ffty-eight years ago. He
lived nearly his entire life il Dan
vile. He was a broiher-in- law ef
DR.. Parry, the celebrated composer
of Wales, and was himself a COM
poser Of ability. He was also wide
lly known as a musical director and
a dealer in pianos, organs and other
musical instruments. For many
years he maintained music rooms
in this city; latteTly be conducted
branch stores in Bloomsbury and
Sunbury.
Conner Thomas was devoted to
his profession. He was a generous
man and time and again during his
lite he gave his valuable services as
musical director without recon-
pense to help along some worthy
enterprise designed as benefit for
some church or other institu ton.
Just recently he agreed to act as
musical director in the forthcoming
production of Piuafore and at the
time Of his death was preparing to
begin rehearsals. His demise
leaves vacancy in Dauville. which
may not soon be flied. The de-
ceased is survived by his wife and
one son. Edward P. Thomas, who
holds a position in Cleveland
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-10-15

Genuine husbands who visit
Bloomsbury on such an occasion as
this-fair week, and apply for ac-
commodations at hotels are not
numerous. Yesterday a fellow &C.
companied by a brunette who was
possessed OF youth and considerable
beauty, and who was elegantly
gowned, was reiused-accommoda-
tions at one Of our hotels because
he forgot to bring their marriage
certificate with his baggage. Uu-
fortunately for him he met friend
of his when he applied for quarters,
who greeted him by saying "Hollo
old boy, who's the girl ?" and
which the proprietor overheard,
and he was requested to leave.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-10-15

The Wilson Stock Company open
ed a weeks engagement in the
Opera House Monday evening, pre-
senting "a True Born American, "
in a very acceptable manner. The
audience was small, but the recep-
tion accorded the players was most
cordial. The performance is con-
tinual and there is something going
on all the time. The vaudeville
pait Of the program was good, and
includes moving pictures and illus
trated songs. The company should
draw we'll during the week.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-10-15
Oak Grove the Subject

Continued frotn Is; page.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-10-15
A Useful Device.

Oblosser and Robbins, OF Light
street, are exhibiting at their stand
on the fair grounds a usefui device
for holding up buggy shafts. 1t is
a straight stick with a hook on it
so adjusted that it can be used on
any end-spTing or Sde.bar wagon.
Shafts are always in the way in the
stabe, and this is TO hold them up.
The price is only IS cents. Stop
and see it. The holder is patented
and they have county rights for
sale. Write them for terms to
agents.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-10-15
J. R. Fowler has added a hot

J. R. Fowler has added hot
lunch counter TO his Grand Restau-
rant and is now serving sandwiches
OF all kinds, including beef, chicken,
turkey, duck, oft shell crab and
oysters, in all the latest approved
style. He is also serving hot soup
and his menu includes big list of
other good things TO eat. He has
fitted up this department with the
latest contrivances and everything
is nicely served.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-10-15

Estimates of production ofanthra-
cite during the month of Septem-
Der show that about four millicn
tons were mined.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-10-15
To INVEST OR SPECULATE

in stocks 60 to reliable broker, S. Goldberg,
90 Broadway, New York, Member Of the
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Buys and sells stocks, Bonds and Grain. Cor
respondence invited. g-Io-4
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-10-15

II your druggist does not have Cal-cura
Solvent. write TO the Cal-cura Company,
Rondout, MY; but ask your druggist first.
Sl.00 bottle. Only one size.
Guarantee Your druggist will return
your money if Cal-cura fails TO cure, and
The Cal-cura Company will pay the drug
gist. Remember, Cal-cura Solvent cures
9s0S of all cases of Kidney, Bladder and
Liver disorders.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-10-15
Cross?

Poor mani He can't help it.
It's his liver. He needs a
liver pill. Ayers Pills.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

tale mso ban. cen gamle troenoe
ManO. Ger / iaa mango aar bao6e
iisnt I'm 5relier, og ION par faa rig
paa Grfaringer meo i'm @uo og 5reI=
ier. 2ange bill bans Ntinoe lepe
i6lanot os, og ri oil attn finbe en-
tom @laos / BET Al BAN M forlaots
6ism.
- 8~orsoagen efter at 4arsmeoet
bar Tattet. 6aboe ri Den fartomnt
6sitiosfis6eo at feire qaifor 36eooor
geets % SRI. 0elens 5oro9rots
grnlup. SITTER @ielien. iom forretts-
res al 9aItor Diesman. tog 9ruoe-
parrst na bele 5olget neo til Sans
Smitbs. 6bor en- Rafte Qrefter. tom-
ne fra glf 6orns0stst, tdlte %
6oor tiliibIt 9ruoaommen talte %
tatteOs for Goeen, ION ban 6abot
mootuget ira meni9beoen / 5orm al
en- 9en9eium. 6sreno Msoet IIut=
teoes, trg en- Del qraiter af SteO Tor
at ndu 5o9et / rette 3io.
Gn at d fremmeoe bemerteoe, at
Fer iaa ban be ~itipeite Batter, ban
enonn bapee iet. 9ette maa 9etey
Smith pit ogiaa hare ment, ioet bar
far 6pret iig en- sdrl mere til at
fiGlpe at farme BEN. 6ans oIoiie
9atter bar / lang lib paret ing al
elinotarms6etanoeiie % pGrit Or.
zen mar; men oet innes nj. Tom pm
bun pil fomme ober bet.
- 6ans 6snoritien ira Sactions
riae bar paret Der uoe % fpbt en-
qmeritaner M; maaite Fan bar /
Sinos at finite Der til oor Menigbeo.
6olt bsr bar iaaet en- ioar 8pgs
eelpIt / 2ar; eet enc 6us efter bet
onoet relics % zen enc Sialo efttr
ZEN anoen li9eiaa.
= CIR. 4ielien bar bpaqet ct me-
get mutt og rummeligt 9us, for At
hans al 9igt liosnee 6uitru funbe
faa BET aoot og bngaeliat; men ieg er
bange for, at ban pil life iaa megsn
QDtte al bet.
IN On
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
Gcbar 6aas,Sa.

u. Rsfsbauge &c 81. fntter / oisis
9age tin .,6arOpare" 5%orretning inn
i Gbr. 0liens gngning / 8 gloef, %
,Geoar 8aas 3ecoro 60" flntter meo
here's 5rntferi ino. boor Refsbduss
Inter N.
Maris 9lielien fog i iibite llae
en- life Eur til Blair, 9e6r., men tom
alter efter ct par 9ases 6orle6 iil=
cage.
Or. 3. Senien og 6uitru fom /
5irsoags tit6ase ira 9blsr. Minn..
hoor De i ct Bar Tiger bar op6olpt fig
bos slagtnings og 9snner.
= Batter q. 5anien reiiie / fioiis
llge pit paa. 8et par bans Agt at
beTs9e nogle Steoer i SainOis %
Bisconiin. Gsrit / bsnne llge penot.
pan otter tilbdae.
5. g. 6anien. ION Dor 81
Mil 9eft for 9ormalsS tolen, ligaer
for 5iosn alpOrlig ipg.
iii / Manougs bar Der antoms
men 1865 Glepsr til Dor 9ormals
Stole for at o0sroare Sommers
5erminen, og Der 0sntss enbnu here.
Wleo 9rolaeningsarbeiDet paa
Woin Street gaar ret msget im0at
fremao; men bet guar bog.
- Ra3aret6 Msnisbeos 9binoss
forening af6olper paa 3orsbag @'ters
miboag fit maaneolige MeOe Dos Sss
ren Qieliens, 3 nil Spo for gpsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
SAT-,

: 4nlsOning at eenqsngeoane. lem
9ennerne unber Qarsmpbet / Of
6orn Iamleoe % s.nnem mig ienoi'
til 6ano. Ghr. 66riItenien, Orb. Neb.
- f~friper ban felgenOe:
,7et par mso en- ejsnoommeli1
5plelie At 0perruffelie. gOmnageli'
% 8afTigelfe, ieg i esrOass mO0toa
aae oe mango qsnge ($72.5o fra0ig.
aeg pnTfer at tunus iige ale be terliaa
@ipere Eat bpsr iiar; ie9 Dil bog i6rif
ga frtmmeIt icnbe 8atfen op til bsn
tare guo, ION isrgsr laa trofaIt Ter
os. min 5uItru sr liot beOre M.
men pil life blire / StanO iii at BE-.
itia. nogst for bet fprite."
3. : f. 9unO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
Gn fanbinapiH Qrae

| bet eomfe aonb helbreoebe mig i~ulbfGn.
oiet for Ne%rneinRttelie. araftlgsbeo, ipGt.
let Sn,ommeIie, Seunlpsbeb, Cab o9 On.
Der ! 6orbinoelie oerlneb, efttr at je9 Der.
til gauos bapoe furig9t 2~Initalter, Spes
,ialiiter, Better oiu uoen Aptte 9ottos
rens 3ecept for bette mGrfeli9e 99eemib.
bel er enonu | min Seiiboelie, O9 for at
hlRlpe lioenoe 4anosmGno bill leg ienbe
I'll enbner, iOm be99rer bet, en- Nfltrift
oeraf tiui9e nieb oi6ere Gplnsninger frit |
forie9let aonnolut. 9ecepten tan faos
etspeoeret paa ct 9obt QpDtbet mob ringe
hight. Sfrio til mig itrafs, % De oil er.
fare, of Der enbnu iinbes 9Grligbeb og
Gpri9tigheo | 8eroen, % at ben Neoicin,
iom min 6eoept foreitriner, pirfelig fures
rer. Goresie: 6. 6. gention, Y0l 622.
Chicago. 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
QGg MGrfe ill.,

Bore aunoers Opmarffombeo BEN
leoes paa bet tore uooalg at Bigger,
iom MI Fn0es / 0unii6 2ut6. pub.
9ouis. qlOrig for bar 9uiet bait faa
fort og iaa rist ct llooalg at Bigger.
Jon BET MI BAR.
ale Sr6ers etspeoeres burtigt. gi
enfter serne at bliDs gjOrt opmarffom
paa5ejltagelier, pm iaaOanne in6traf
fer I gt5pepitionsn.
sci Oilot gsrns benlebs SpmorfIoms
heper paa hs mango sobe Sing Der I'm
beg blnnbt be nebfatte Bigger | Dam
itsren".
9Grbgbigt
paul peteren,
8sitnrer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

lDIere meO 6snipn til 9tapIen; tbi
bette Mpos bt.o afbolot paa 6eitplaes
len / ben granne 9unO peo life But
.ernut Gate. 6oor Here 5alere bapee
0r6et. ION peientli3it breieee iig Oil
Stolsiasen.
Orange At De tilreiieube g9iter,
Fom fun ttnoer @eft Denmark cfter
gelripeiie / prre oanTfe Blade. boori
BET tioligsre bar paret omtaIt noaet
neoiattenoe, 1T en- gdnIfe anoen 0P-
f~attelIe al port oonife Settlement bey
t Re title 5topc. ierlig ~beunOreOe D.
bors frooies aleDermarier % Gras
aanae Tamt De tonne 9maipelier.
Sans QdrIens Mooer iom / mango
Var far Ieoet / Big Bldts. N0ams
So, @is., afgif pso en- title oa roIig
Dso qlao % frimobia / 3roen pda
por frelier Onsbaqen ben II SUM
6os 6enbes Sbn Der / Quct; bun par
rtO i'm Oeo SO aar. 5 De TOIte 8
Qar bar bun paret ina % isn9eIigs
den6e % bleo fprt BERTH for ct BAR
Raansfsr iiosn for at Iebe Reiien At
fine 9Oas. 0enoes Son Sens eariea
!: 9iq Stats. bos boem bun tioIigere
bar BAIT 1T oiem. of9if oeO Dsoen for
& Qar 4ar iioen.
Qeroag ben Is. SUM- 6leo bun Iteot
til 6oile paa Ct. Qetsrs msniabeos
a%irfeqaaro fer / 2ucf. Qaitor Sps
renisn talte oper ben afcsoe ca for
tetteoe reo @rdpen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
end, @is.

Zen banite Strife bar efter min
ringe Opfattelie BAIT ct itsnt og bngz
geligt Qarsmsbe Der I @eft Denmark.
9is., bOiltet tog lin 8egDnoelie meo
guOstjeneite OnsOug 5OrmiOOag ban
10. Suni og ilutteoe Wanbdg 6ors
mibbd9 BEN 10. 5il Steoe par Der
q graiter og SO 8elegater foruosn
It tort antal tilrejisnoe, iom paa
nogle fad n9r forlob bore ffsnne Smz
a~ipelier Manbog Gftermiooag. til
6pilten lib ct Gfstratog bar itiaet til
oeres Raabigbeb. Wange al be til
rejfenbe bar gamle 0enner og Slast=
hinge iblanbt os, og for benz bar 10
3uren oobbelt gl9belig, og flere At
praiterne bar 10 ofret nogle al oeres
Gfoleaar | 8eIt Denmark. 5orbdnoz
linesmgoerne dabneDes bDer Dag ST.
9, og @uOstjeneite bolotea om 4ftsz
men ST. u. airten, iom bel FAR
rumme aoDt 500 Menneiter, bar bOer
2tftsn fbiOt til 5reneiel, og SsnOug
5ormioOag par Der omtrent lige iua
mango beisgenbe uoenfor Jon inoe |
airten, Os ON GftermiOoagsn mango
flere; men Oa bleD llbiisterne noeet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
Chicago & II. u. r. n.

Vest paa.
Mr.. 70. Lincoln Passenger. 8,12 Firm
3. Black Hills Pass. . 3,25 Eft.
Dst paa.
20. No. Valley Pass. $50 Firm
q. Chicago Limited $50 Eft.
Mr.. 10 og Nr. 90 dsglig undtaeen sendag
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

1rtf eunoins 6nebarbriffe. Ssta Gu 9taffe
al SunoiHs Wneb1rnrnp, Nrie 20 Gents, fan
maH tiiberfoe ) 1dugner at en- fHno, uslfmas
Gsloe 90 forftiffcnbe 2rit. Iifyirtes al tene
enebGr. aJeb snnbins, Den eaef;e cate.
Ger unrei | U2aracpefi - gas. 1i!ialae acs
pore siaenfcr. 5inheS Der lnaen .iaeaf | 1es
res Yaboiae, Tea ipnra zcffe @roeerinian
etter ben stasnfer sBifce oDerait III al fnige
Dor Gnebnrftup % upte taniiicsDacDtfiner.
Stor 3prfienets. MecntepiIfaar fenDes frit
paa J%prlaneenoe. .uHoin 81 60, 24@js45s
a. ~. aiTsis Ct, Ebieaeo, VI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
6elbrcOcSe NDreipgount.

9r. ,. dos / !5omeF.eao, Soma,
seretter fslgsnoe: oUlin Spn leo al
en- ~aloorlig RnreIpsoom; ban hapoe
DoloIomme Smerter / RDgsen. Seq
gar BAN 1r. qeter's ,.2urito i
%aegslmesfgs Goisr og gneo tam inn
I @gnen oDer gDrerne meo Or. Be
fer's uOlezSiO,4 pg til DOR tore 5ilz
freOsftinelie bleo ban fulDfanbig
6%elbreoet". Or peter's .aurifo" er
iffs nogen alminOelig 9anoelsOure.
"a ben fun fan er6olOss at ipicieas
@genter eler Oirette fra 5abrifantsn
Or. Peter 5a1rneD, 112-114 CO.
9opns aDe., G6icago, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

SreOas ben 26. SUM 1909.
gmirIcb.

: Gnsoags MioOaas ifete Der ct
bsfnoeliat 5ogu6elb paa .4ortb TX
ltern" msaem Blair pg Misiioart
Rieer. On at De mieterite 9ogns /
It @c0stog par nenlig I06en Al Spos
ret tat Zh for 9lair % peobleo at
iebe IaaleOss, inDtil 8oget naae6e ct
9iae5por Rerroen Al 5lo0eR. ser
LIB @oonen felpfplgelig MOB bette
Spor, iom ben peo6leo At fplge, %
sReIultdtet Bier, at iaabel oenne &o9n
ION be eftsrfplgsnos f%uloitanoigt poas
foaoss. % Sporeae ppreoes. gel
piqpis fom Inlet M}snneite til Staoe.
: Sunifotsn T%traaler oOer mangen
fager grub. giort oobbelt Eager peb at
brittle aocfp Mountain Sc 9rus
bens beoite Zen. Boo.
5arn6um C SampiOn.
: Mites bleo Der / @ermanio
oaa af6olot Ell pellptfst aoncert al
sRr. Sobnf0ns .9anO~ meO asiis
itunce 4 nliIs Margaret 0tt4Renemp
% Standardization. Mifs MtQlenes
ms fmaa Solosr meb Qianoattpmz
paenement iamt1lr. So6niens 9ianos
frlo par uomarteoe Pre- tatipner.
qDartettMb5en iang messt mutt,
mar unataaes. at ct at oens Mebz
Iemmsr oisnipnligt ugit fra Gonceps
ierne" pg 6aDOe en- Del 9eiOar meo
At fnOe Dem isen.
9u er mayer og oilOe gerne
blipe fploig. 9u prpDeos ale aneb,
men = ben elf life. qrpp Roctp
MOuntain Sc, faa = ,itarer ben.
35c. 5arn6am &c SampIon.
So6n McQudrrie far ct tort
0pIag at 9ngninggmuteriaIer og aul
til ~IaOefte griier.
Gu er fo~rtr9oelig og gnapen, og
oIting gaar Zen f~orferte 9ej." 8dars
Zig 2e0erl Gag bellere Roctp Mouns
tain Sc. Den. 35c.
5arnham C SampIon.
= ut ri mariner % 4.Suli meo raIte
Sfribt, marfes 6lanbt anoet oerpau,
at Born og 6arnlige Sjele duereps
bar begpnot at fnaloe oSinsiere" al
ale 9egne. 9pen pil / Mar foran=
italts Beitligbeperne. og ale bdabe
ri paa mutt 9sir ben Dag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
1ernbameIiSte.
Gbiceso, ST. Paul,
minneapolis 81 Omaha.

sgd paa.
Nr. 7. Omaha Passenger 7.54 Firm
I. do. do. =. 1922 -
). do do. =. s,21 Eft
Nord paa.
4. Twin City Passenger III Firm,
2. Sioux City Passenger 2,4s Eft.
s. Omaha Passenger . 6,35
Nr.7og VI. s dagiig u~ndtagen sondag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
airfcinopiclic us Mi5iiOnsmpOcr

ofboloss, ON @uo pil, ira 8.-13.
S,uli paa fslgenoe Gteoer:
8. Suli i Gbsne5sr mg6O., Clarion.
9. get6le6ems M9b., gobels.
10. get6ania MIgb.. gobells.
II. 5rinitatis Mgb, aenmore.
y. airteinbpielie / senmdre8q.
-. 3ions Rsb, senmars.
Qr9Tttrne g. 3. 6briitianisn. ar.
Qnter % 8. 6anien bar lopet at pere
meo. @enliq SnDbnbelie til aae.
5ilrejIenbe 0aIter bsoes melos bsres
aomme III unberteenebe inoen b. 8.
Ssuli. Soo gdnsn bar lopst at iRlge
barrett ercurIion"s 9iastter fra
minneapolis og Retur for $1,000,
ealcenoe for 10 0age. 6erren Dels
iigne Weoerne.
6. $. e8n;ot.
9ennare, q. DAT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
@sI Special Reduced
excursion Rates
951sEusA

VII trede j Kraft fra ethyert Sted
paa Chicago & North Western r ilway
N4fIonal Educational Associa
ton; Boston, 6. til 10. JUL.
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine. Sa-
rat0ga Springs, \. Y, I. til 10.
JUL.
United Christian Endeayor, Den
Yer. y. Ill IL. JUL.
Epworth League, Detroit,
Mich, ~. til -. JUL.
B. 7. Q. T., Baltimore, Md. q.
%. JUL.
G. A. il. Meeting, San Francisco,
II. I'll %. August.
Angaaende Undertaking ON Priser.
Dage, Salg . s. v. for disse eller andre
Lejligheder bedes DE henyende Dem
I'll B~illetagenten for THE North
Western Line.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-09-24
CONTINUED

= ,,oiilan of heavy bulid and ,yyc+.sSs;5.
ingly masculine appearance lay on q
bed asleep. The key of the room was
in the door. Buckfor,l stepped to it 10
make sure it WAS turned.
Then he shook the woman and woke
her.
Mon Dicu. Mon D;ru." she exclaim-
ed, starting up. WHO are You? What
do you want?"
keep quiet. madame" lie said cooliy.
Il am an agent of police. | have coHie
to Your house to look for Il missing
prisoner"
Nine. du Barry turned pale and sliv-
cred.
Mon Dieu. The police. do not
know where Your prisoner is
II believe you. madame" said Buck
ford. with uneNamlD!2tl calnness. II
certainly believe YOU. But now let us
talk about something else''
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-09-24

lea he could neither punish his own en-.
emies nor defeat those OF the prince.
He recalled the conversation on the
upper floor. The quartet of rascals in.
tended to follow the prince to Denes.
lia.
If he could reach Dcneslia. he might,
With God and fortune on his side, reacl,
the prince in time to save him. punish
his own enemies. and. With the assist
ance of so powerful an ally as the rul.
er OF Dencslia would be. Ike might re.
establish his integrity with The Pari-
sian authorities.
To Nine. dN Barry. sitting there pant
ing with fear lest this police agent
should. after all. turn on he: and carry
her off to the dreaded Palais de JUS
tice. there was nothing unusual in the
manner of the man who sat near her
reading.
lie seemed merely to be pcrusing an
than ordinary interest.
He did not act like man who was
reading his own death warrant.
His smile was not that of Il man
.Sho was trying to cheat the guillotine
Of victim.
MADAME" he said. laying the pa
pers aside. ''there is much in these ar
,icles that is Of great Importance to
me, though to one not connected with
the police they would seem simple
enough. find that my plans must be
changed at once. | had thought of in.
yiting you to take 4 drive With me to
the prefecture to see"
Mon Dicu. wc;.,l II vrr return"
but now l think OF !. :,sing y bar
gain Will, you. You already ,:Mow ho"'
familiar l am With yoH;' affairs. I
could. if wished. place You in u cell
within two hours. Iiut on condition
that you obey me explicitly will for
the time forget all know that con
Germs YOU
"..h. monsieur. I thank you from
my heart
Yes you thank zee, l.:::t do you
ngrec:"
"0f course, mon :e:r! What else
could think of oio.ng:''
Good. then. Now listen! can tell
from reading these articles tina, the
escape of the prisoner the presence of
Casparin in Paris. ana Il great plot
against the security OF France. are in
terwoven; hence. as YOU can perceive,
madame, it is important to seize at once
the conspirators against our govern
mcnt. When we have them, we shall
have no difficulty in securing the
American. Now for your part. You.
madame. arc a woman of splendid pro-
portions. l think your garments would
about fit me. So prepare me COM
plete outfit of clothing. and let it be of
the newest you have"
Ella. la. Oh. is that trihing service
all that monsieur requires? Indeed.
monsieur could have my entire ward
robe for his generosity. will trans
form monsieur into fine madame in