davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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suutbern Yacific 8abm.

Nad Stem Orleans, Souitun unb Sol.
peIt1n tdgli6. ..l1.40 Born.
unb 800 Marbm.
Na@ eagle BaB, gl 8aio, galifornien
uno MeTifo ..............8:30 8Drm.
Nab 81 8aio, Neu<MeertcD unb galifor.
nien 6.10 Nnbm.
Nab Mprb<Seras, ct. 2puis unb gbica<
90 katy Flyer $3.50 Mbenbs.
Mntunt.
8Dn Noro.Ee1as, ct. 2ouis unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer ..........7.45 MDrgenS.
Bon Netu Orleans, SOnffDn Mno @al<
beton tdglih.. ..7.40 Morgens
mnb 500 Nabm.
Son 81 8aio, g%alifornten unb MerifD
NoenO8
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3 era ..

- Sn ieiner NnipraHe an Die
STRAIGHTFORWARD lagte 8unoesri1=
ter @bmarb Sc. Meet in Dallas, baB
bas 2ocal SptiDn=@ eieb cine Wenge
tpertblDier Gharaftere gei9nffen babe,
Die ben 2iquDrbanoel, Dbne Steuern
gu beaabfeu, betreiben. gr pnroe
nDn nun an enereiiber eeeer bieie
&laiie pDrgeben uno anitatt tie, mie
bisber, nit elmer einfaben @efdngz
niBbaft, pDn nun an nit 3ubtbauS=
baft ~beitrafen.
Ser Smmierations =&ommi1idr
Fat enti1ieoen, baB ale ginpanoe=
rer uber 81 Baio nah ben Ser.
Staten cine 8opfiteuer BON So gu
entribten baben. Dies betrifft aub
Dieienigen, Die nit Der StraBenbabn
BON Suarea iber ben &iD @ranoe
nod @l Baio fabren. Werfniiroiger
@eiie lit oarin AUDI Der oeutibe
&oniul in Suares eiueeibtoHen, Der
td9li6 peni9itens einmal, supeilen
aber aub mebrere Wale in @elhdften
nab ST Baio fommt. gr bate fih
Bis oabin itet8 gemeigert, bic BON
linn nerlangte 3Opfiteuer gu besabs
len; er nDate iih ioaar perbaften
laiien uno nun 1T Die fomi19e gnt=
ideioung gefdllt moroen, Die Dem
8erfebr iber 81 Balo uneebeuren
Shaben aufigt.
- Sn Srie6ribsburg peri1ieo S.
Qoam Maeois i'm Mlter pon 80 Sab
rem. ST mar am 81. Npril 1923 in
6eiligenratb. Naiiau. gebpren uro
nanoerte 1915 nab Eeras aus.
f@ahoem er einiee Sabre in Meu=
graunfels gemobnt bate, iiebelte er
1851 nab Srieorihsburg iiber.
= Die COUNTY : &Dmmi1ldre BON
@alpet0n County finbieen an, oaB
bas gountp ale ausitebenoen Wars
rants eingel6it uno Die B%aarsablung
pieoer aufgenDmmen bat.
= Sn Wilam County bat Die
8ampagne fir Die benorftebenoe
8abl iber bas 2ocal Option=@ eleb
beepnnen. Die N"bltimmung finoet
am 30. Mai itatt.
Die @abl iber oas 2ocal
Option @eieb in 8pbertion County
lit auf ben 9. SUM- anberaumt mpr<
ben.
= Die Mil9erei in guero liefert
tGgli1 300 Bfuno Butter, Die 1ih 10
ibnen p%erfauft, mie lie ger1aht tpirb.
- Wieoer einen 8e ye;5 pDr Der
2eihtiinnigfeit, nit melder bier Sc
lebe fubriairt perben, bas rere
Wablgeieb. Settion 81 ld)reibt ndrts
lih pDr, baB, tpenn bic Wablbeamten
Die neber5eugung semDnnen babert,
oaB cine &opfiteuerzN uittuna nidt
bonn Steuerfoneftpr ausgefertiat
mar. benz Snbaber fein @oblsettel
perabfolgt uno bic Nbaabe ieiner
Stimme niht erlaubt tperoen lou.
SeftiDn 63 perflat oagegen, oaB
tpenn Die @ablribter nidt bapon
iiber5eugt iinb, oaB elm 8iraer oas
Geht bat, 81 ftimmen, iie ibm einen
@ablaettel liefern unb ibn ftimmen
laiien ioaen.
= Or. SO. M. Smith BON Nuitin,
Der in Seem Orleans Dem Ierstes
8ongreB beipobnte unb 8euae elmer
operation oes Or. 2orens mar, Die
er an einem &lumpfuB nDrnabm,
1T surndgefebrt, ipribt iib iebr ems
tbuiiaitiih iber ben @iener Ir5t
uno feline acknowledgements aus uno
behauptet, oaB er gelernt bat, cine
! aleihe Operation aussufubren.
@inen merfmiiroieen Streih
bat Der Blib benz Sod S. 9. 6ig.
BON geipielt, Der auf einem @eioe=
plab nabe Sig Springs angelteut lit.
@r iaB auf Dem @aaer auf einem
@aiierfaB. als oas @epitter loss
brad. Der BliB rib linn ben porbes
rem &ano feines 6utes ab uno ipal=
tete linn Die Naie BON oben biz unten.
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lene 9anouirtbe ltirsten 1ib pflibt'

AStkNb Nbl -
es intere1iant 81 leben, ple Die Slauz
arasueioe aus Der feinen Serlep
innerbalb BON spei @enerationen Elm
gbier gemabt bat, oaS in @rDBe
uno Tyorm an Die Qngduer erinnert.
Die BON Der Sniel Seriep importirten
Wutterfiibe laben nie Die balbpi6=
1iaen &alber ibrer eigenen &inoer
uro gnfel aus. Nls NbDptio= Sem
tudper tpollte i6 iebr itDl5 besrpegen
fem. Nber Elm iahfunbieer Serr be-
lebrte MIDI, oaB bas Elm 3eihen iei,
baB bic 6afie iib bier niht balte, lDz
toenig pie in Deutiblan0. Wieoer
Elm 8eiden, baB Der Sale mitunter
auf Dinee itpls 1T. Die benz Sads
MAINE elm @reuel ltno.
Sn ooIer @lorie als uniibertrofs
fene Sableute aeigten ginseborene
unb MoDptips &entudier itb aber als
es our 8eiihtieune Der Bepper'i ben
Wbisfep : Brennerei fam. 5err
8epper lit befanntlib nibt nlr
@bisfepbrenner, ionoern auh Gennz
ftaube1iber, uno etlibe 9ubeno Sill
bers Ypfale, ppn elmer garo SDbe biz
gum 6anobeher in Der @rDBe
idmanfenb, itanoen in Der Office Inn
Die erDBe lilberne, i'm DDncaiter
Sanoicap, einem Der flallilden &en=
men @%nelano's errungene prabtpoue
Boule aufeereibt. Iaes eefiiat nit
Mtrt Snlep, uno in Surgeon ale
leer! uniere beutlhen @dfte muBten
balo, tparum man in &entudn feline
@eoidte mcbt, menn oas Sribiabr
fommt. Nnoere mDaen Didten.
@ir haben feline Belt ba5u, neil mir
Die Bfeffermiin5e fir ben Sulep lam=
meln miiien. Damit lbrigens oas
Bepper'i9e 8rDouct AUDI unaemiibt
eeprpbt peroen tDnne, muroe ieoem
Der 8eIuber cine moblperpadte
Slafbe bonn 8eiten iiberreiht, als
nab Der lexington Brauerei aufae=
brp9en muroe, NOD Der 8eliber Die
M%nfDmmlinge berumfibrte uno oann
NIT einem unprDpiiirten Wabl be-
tpirtbete.
Die Belt Der Belmder par aliD
ftarf auaeefint. Sour Die Nbeno=
itunoen eaben eigentli6 @%elegenbeit
gu elmer rubieen Nusiprabe. uno
ba lit bas nod 10. Wenn ma un=
ter Al frernbe 6erren bineinibneit,
bauert es cine Belt lang, ehe man
Die berausgefunoen bat, NIT oenen
man Beriibrunaspunfte bat. uno
tperr man iie bann 9efunoen bat,
tperr man eerabe anfdnet, ruurm 81
perten, banr ibldgt lhon mieoer Die
SHeibeltunbe. uebrigens lit es ges
raoe5u merfmirbig, mte Diele Be=
ribrunespunfte uno mie uneruartete
man bdufig init gang fremloen Wenz
1hen Bat. Beibeioen mie i6 bin,
babe ib mir als @eburtsUrt elm
Dorf an Der id1lii1 : bDbmiihen
@rense ausgeludt. WDQen Sic
elauben, baB brei Der Serren bort
getpeIen paren, uno Die SHUTTER oes
einet1 aus einem Nabbaroorfe
fannie, unb baB ib i6lieBli6 auh
nod einen @eierueuffisier meines
often &eeiments entoefte. SD
brauhe niht su iagen, oaB mir
bes Megiments bel elmer falten
Slaibe eeoabt baben. Die Welt
1T idDn, aber, tie tit oDb flein
gemoroen. 1no mie baben iib
Die 8erbdltnilie eednoert in ben
lebten Deaennien! Dem iungen
6errn iproBte faum Der Bart auf ben
Hippen, aber er tam bon elmer
Meile, Die i'm BON Nrger1tinien nah
Braiilien, Chile, 8eru, Die mittel=
amerifaniiben Staaten uno nun
nod ben Ser. Staaten gefubrt batte.
Die 3eiten iinb poriber, in oenen
Der als ueitgereiiter Mann gait, Der
8aris uno 2DnoDn aeieben batte.
SO. b. &Dftis.
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q. u. & u. q. 8abn.
Nbfabrt.

Rab guerD, goafum, 5Dufton unb @al.
peftDn, tdglth. BOO Torm.
uno 9.45 Nbenbs. 49,.
Wab Corpus gbriftt, &pdport unb Bee
billie tdglib. .............2.15 Habm.
Nab Borne unb &errbi0e, tdslih......
1926 Born.
Mnfumt.
Son guero, YDatum, Gpufton unb @al>
peft0n, tdglib. 7.45 M0rgens
unb $50 Mbenbs.
Bon Corpus gbrifi, Stockport unb gee<
billie tdgli@. l:35 Nabtn.
Son Borne un6 8errni0e. tdslib. ~.
Mben68.
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unier Eager BON Sarben uno
9apeten 1T angefDmner uno lit
qualitatin oas bette i'm Marfte. llns
iere Nusmabl Bpm gapeten entipri1t
benz mpbernften @eibmad unb ul-
iere Sarben iinb rein unb Jril@.
@ebt uns einen HrDbezM uftrag.
N~nferfpn & Nnferf0u.
1877 uno 219 Oit=6puitpn.G traSe.
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Gs III mebr aatarrb in oieier WesenD Des 2anoes
ais Don alien anoerer &ranfbeiten suiammen, uno
bic in bic lebten Sabre gait CT als linbeilbar.
wisfe Sabre lang ~ertldrten Goftoren ibn fur cine To-
tale 9ranfbeit rno ifriebeu lofale 6eilmittel Dor,
ano oa he Jpn nit dr3tliaer gebanolung ~beitdnois
ni4t f~iririen, ~erilirten ie i'm fir unbeilbar. Die
tutionstrantbeit 1T uno oebbalb tonftitutionele Se=
h~anolung ~erforoert. 9aH,s &atarrb=
Bur, f%abri3irt bon s.. 8. Gbenen& 6 O.,
5oleoo, Ctio, 1T Die einai9e eonfitutionelle Sur i'm
Mlartie. Sic ipiro inuerli6 IN DOZEN ooer Gaben
BON 10 Eropfen big 3l enem Sbeel6ffel ooll eenpm=
men. sic pirt brett aaf oas 8tut unb Sic idlei
MICE pberfIdde bes 6pftems. Sic bieten ein6un=
eert Dollars tlr jeben Sail, ben ie su furiren pers
teblt; IaBt eub eirellare uno 3ea9nifie iommen.
M~oreifrt:
s.. 3. GbeneD 6 20, Soleoo, 8.
~ @eriauft bon alien gpOl6efern, rs Gents.
6nH's SamtIteu > DiIen limb bic bsHsu.
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@rmmoeisemtbmms : llebertrasnuseu.

g.. q. @Dtb an u. s. SEER, @runo=
itif an Quincy Ctr, $685..
q. M. &riib uno s. Stappenbed
an 6. &riih, @runoitiG an Der 5.
Str. uno 10 Gder 2ano etc. Breis
nDminea.
Senrp 61fling an Wm. IS. o.
gonnea, 2 @runoitide an Carton
Str, S 1000.
g. S. 9uunis an 6enrp B6rner,
5 @runoitide an Dawion@ UNI
Monumental Str, $1,000.
6p. 8Drner an g. s. 9uunig.
5 @runoitife an Stnrrz uno Sine
Gtr.. 1915.
S. 6. Ioams an gQa Seloer,
@runoitif an Baibington 8la5a,
$500.
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W. 6. & =. 8abm.

Mbfabrt.
Wab Waco, Sort 8prtb, Dallas. 8an{as
gttp, ct. Souls uno @bicaaD, td9li9,
(Suniet 9epot) ..........8.3 80 Mbenbs.
2ocal3ug pia Smitbpine. .....9.30 8Drnt
Mntunt:
BDn Chicago, ct. Souls, &anias gitp,
Dallas, Sort @ortb un6 @acD, td9lib
(Sunlet SepDt) ........7.45 MoroenS,
9Dcalsug pia S~mitbniae... -. $50 Mbenbs
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9entide MecioenS= Drnderei.

aae Nrten BON Drudarbeiten per.
ben in oeutiher, eneliiber un6 ipo.
niider Sprade fem uno Iouber an
mdBieem 8reiie ausaefibrt. @pecis
alitdt: Drud BON Statuten, Ber[p<
bungs-, 9eiratbs= unb @eleaeubeits.
&arten. Iuf Gnfraae tuer6en 80.
itenanihldee eeliefert.
0ic 3emaa.
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shr hraucht hns

Sbr brauht bas .Ieras
Bribe" uno x x X Scarf
SlaI benbier nibt gu trinfen,
neil es elm beimiihes @ebrdu 1T uno
mex ibr baourb Cure Staot uno ben
gansen Slbmeiten 81 entmideln
belft, onbern neil es ons
be It e 8ier i'm Warfte It,
mas SIR nab elmer Brobe u~nbeoingt
5ugeben tperoet.
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yia, Yanoalia, YenniDlpania=g abn

Gin BiIet bieier 9inie eriter &laiie
na6 Seem gorf berehtiat ben Sn=
baber in Us abinatpH. BAL
t imDre unb 8bilabelpbta
einen sebnta9iaen Iufentbalt su
nebmen. Dies lit elm iebr liberales
8uaeitdnbniB.
Wegen gin5elbeiten tpenoe man
lib an ben l1nterseibneten.
3. .. &iloore,
Heiienber Baiiaeier Neent,
ll8 @eit Srend 8laee. San In=
tonic. 3eras.
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i'm @arten=D iitrift bes @taates. &c.
iunbbeit unb &linta uriibertrpffen.
8ilIige 2dnbereien fir ben Jarrner,
Warftgdrtrer, Dbft= unb giebahdter.
@eaen @inaelbeiter menbet@ ub an
6. s. Martin, q. g. a.,
San MntDniD. Teraa.
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3u b~erfamfen
P%appelholz- kistsn- Material.

Siertel-. Srittel< unb elm Buibel-Rifen|
2eslie 8eeren unb bier Basfet : Crates
unb s Bfuno gli,nar Traubeu.aDrbe.
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@eiMht

miro elm aemanoter 8eitunaSreiien=
Der. &eferenaeu perlanat. Gppli-
fationen gu ribten an bic nSreie
8reiie fir 9eras."
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r EILLY BRO S.
Gan MntDntp. 2eEas.
gu t~erfamfett!

200 Nfer Jarm in 8ictprin Co..
2ano in grcinal 60, BaufteIen in
San NntDniD. 500 Mder beudKers
bareS 2ano nabe Der Stnbt.
NreI MeerfHeibt.
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UGIlullBl %ni Md sea beatiser' @art.
uer. Golde, bic elm @eipann itenen
f6nuen, bebDrsugt.-S. 81. 2~ambert,
202 Nathan GtraBe.
tNabe Mranias gaB 8abnbDf.)
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@mlf sbpre 8abn.

Nab Qapernia, Sutberlanb Springs,
Gtodbale, tdglih, ....... 800 Torm.
Mnfunt.
Son Stpdbale. Sutberlanb Springs uns
9apernia. tdalih. .......2:30 Nehm
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Gijenbabn TabrzYlan.
5. q O. u. 8abn.
q bfa brt.

Nab alien NorbsS erass 8nntten ........
ZOO Born.
Nacb ct. 2ouis, Wempbis unb benz
Often. 1890 Mittaas.
gaab NDrb<Seras, Santa Sc unb SriscD<
Buntten o.UO Mbe10S.
gfacb ct. 9uuis, @acD un6 benz Often
.9.15 Mbenbs.
Rah aorebo anb Merico 900 8orm.
Mnfunft.
8on ct. 9Dnis unb benz Often. 200 BORN.
Bon NDrbeEeras. Santa Sc unb 6riscp.
Yuntten $40 SDrm.
Son lDcalen 8unften .......7.25 Mbenbs
Son ct. Souls unb benz Often. $40 Mbbs.
Bon 9arebD unb Merifo. =. II. 20 Nahm.
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0etratbS=g heine.

Bm. Wumme uno @milie 8roaos
map.
Nbplpb &obr uno Gmilie Mel9.
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,,8prp , Tprmalin" &c

vSOrp > TDrmalm" (Gimer q
9lmenb) antiieptiibes Wtittel aeeen
8ranopunben, @unben, Sautaus=
lhlag pber abnlibe 2eioen. 6. s.
9 h m bt, Iaent, Souiton, 9eras
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@ambt simd's SC Sapa#a Sisarreu,
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SiiOmettteras miimdtG n4

Wenn Sbr guh ireenbwp nieber,
pDllt, tbut es entlang Der 2i'
ME Der
Gan 9lmtpmip & 9lramiaS
Bat 8aht,
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@~1ecfaIftdf

SPtCVW III
Teines @ebdd. 3affee- &u1en unb
Wiener : @ebdf etc. Die feinitert
.GanoieS" in San Nntpnin.
@agner's. sos Oft Spuftun Str
&ommt II. beieht Guh Die Musunhl.
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@aad stmd's Sc sapaaa eisarren
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-17

ecltion at short range. and it was al
mst in Neslerov's very mouth. He
staggered back. taken by surprise.
You she deyil!'' he cried.
With an upward motion he made as
if 10 knock the revolver from her hand.
Slh bent the barrel downward. The
contact with his hand exploded one
cartridge. The fash blinded him.
Tlere was red mark on his forehead
wlere the bullet graZed the skull. Half
stunned and cursing. he fell back.
opening the door, Frances walked
ouf. The drosky driver was waiting.
He had heard the shot.
DO you see this?" she demanded,
pointing the revolver at his head.
Yes" he stammered.
4 have just shot Prince Neslerov. If
yoi do not take me to the railway sta
tiol at Perm and get me there before
he pvertakes us, will empty the other
four bullets into your head"
"Eset in,' he mumbled. Then to him
self he said: "These American women
are devils! They are better fighters
than the Cossacksw
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-17
OTHER NATIONS HAVE INNING.
Claims of UnaIlied Powers Now to
Be Considered a+ w,sbino+o,

Claims of UnaIlied Powers Now to
Be Considered at Washington.
Washington, Feb. 16.-Minister Bow.
en- expects to begin Immediately the
preparation of the protocols with the
representatives of the unallied pow
ers for the settlement of the claims OF
the citizens of those nations who have
suffered as a result of the troubles in
Venezuela. There are eight of these
claimant nations, including the Unit
ed States. The drawing up of the pro-
tocol with this government will be
the first undertaken. Solicitor Pen
field of the state department will rep
resent the United States in these nego-
tiations with Mr.. Bowen.
The suggestion has been made that
as the unallied nations naturally are
opposed to any preferential treatment
to Germany, Great Britain and italy,
that in all probability Venezuela. the
United States and France will be lined
up as representing the eight unallied
nations at The Hague as opposed to
the three allies.
MT. Bowen continues to receive nu-
merous congratulatorv telegrams from
Venezuela on the satisfactory outcome
of his work here.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-17
SHEEP AND CATTLE PERISH.
Blizzard causee Heavy Loss to Stock
men in Western States.

men IN western states.
Salt Lake, Feb. 16.-The heavy fall
OF snow during the past week and
continuance of zero weather through
out this section has cost the stock
and sheep men of northern Utah,
southern Wyoming and Idaho thou
sands of dollars in the loss of stock
If the weather does not moderate
soon the losses will be enormous, ac-
cording to men conversant with exist
ing conditions. This morning the mer-
curry hugged the zero mark and the
predictions are for continued cold
Where it is possible sheep and stock
men are hauling feed to their starving
herds, but in most cases this cannot
be done. Word was received in this
city that cattle men in the Shoshone
district of Idaho, being unable to feed
their isolated herds, and in order to
prevent a total loss, have been COM
PEELED to shoot the stock, the car
casses being stripped of the hide.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-17
NILES TELlS a HIS TRIP
Lieutenant General of American
Army Returns Home.
moNARcHs EXTEND couRTEsIEs
Distinguished Tourist Graciously Re.
ceived at Court of ST. James-Par-
ty Makes a Five Months Trip
Around the World.

New York, Feb. 16.-Lieutenant
General Nelson A. Miles, commanding
the United States army, his wife and
party arrived here yesterday on the
Lucania. General Miles, who has been
abroad five months, has in that time
been around the world
To his interviewers, General Miles
said: 81 have been abroad for five
months. On the 1st of October we
sailed on the transport Thomas. We
stopped at Honolulu, the Sandwich ISL
ands, and then sailed for Guam. We
touched at the island, then continued
to the Philippines. We spent month
there. I examined the military situa-
tion and visited the principal stations
and forts and inspected the troops.
There were no serious hostilities at
that time. The 10000 troops there
were in fine condition."
Continuing, the General said the
party went from japan to Port Ar
thur and thence to Peking. "I re-
mained there short time. We have
there small detachmss1oS of troops
the legation guard at the capital.
Everything there is quiet. We were
accorded an audience by the emperor
and the dowager empress, They re-
ceiyed us with great deal of courtesy
and attention. We saw the troops of
the Chinese army and the troops of
the allied forces which are still there"
General Miles party went through
northern China to Siberia, passing
through Manchuria enroute, and on
to Moscow and ST. Petersburg.
II paid a. very pleasant visit to King
Edward when we reached England and
was most graciously received"
Regarding the story that Mrs. Miles
was overlooked in the invitation
which the general received from
King Edward, General Miles said:
"Mrs. Miles was not invited to Wind
sor through an oversight. It was not
known that she was with me, or the
invitation would have been extended
to her also"
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Guthrie, Okla, Feb. 16.-The worst
storm of the winter struck Oklahoma
about midnight and has been raging
with terrific ferceness ever since.
Sleet and rain was followed by
driving snowstorm, a cold norther ac-
companying. On account of their
good condition, no damage to cattle
or wheat is expected. The rain was
preceded by dense fog, the only
one known to present residents of the
territory.
Rain, Sleet and Snow at ST. Louis.
st. Louis. Feb. 16.-Rain, sleet, snow
and decidedly colder weather have
followed in rapid succession during
the past ,twenty-four hours and the
temperature dropped to near the zero
point. While no great damage result
ed railroad and street car traffic was
somewhat impeded and telegraph and
telephone lines were Frustrated, but
not enough to interrupt business seri-
ously.
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might scream, but her voice could not
reach within two miles of the nearest
house. The threatening lips, the touch
Of which would be pollution. were near
her own. With quick movement she
slipped her hand into her pocket.
stand back, you insulter!' she said.
with cold, steely voice.
The shining barrel Of revolver was
thrust into his face. 1t was not large
weapon and was ornamented with sill
yer. but it was large enough to do ex-
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CHAPTER v.

Rw G just how long it took to go
to Perm and return. Fran
ces had often taken long journeys by
herself but she was now three days
overdue, and the engineer was eager
to get to the Obi.
''Where can she be?" he asked him
self. 'She must stop this racing all
over the world alone. Something will
surely happen to her one of these fine
days. I'll stop it,
Frances arrived while he was making
the resolve.
.Where have you been?' asked Cor
don.
'aTo Perm"
''To Perm! But you have been away
three days longer than was necessary.
1 do not like this way you have of go
ing off by yourself"
81 fancy l can take care of myself.
I'vs ,,een in Perm the three days.
''With the blacksmith and his peo-
ple?"
"No. The blacksmith and his people!
Vladimir has been sent to Siberia
What! Not the ironworker Paul
poff?"
"yladimir Paulpoff, Mamma Paulpoff
and Papa Paulpoff are now on their
way to Tomsk."
'"The devil"'
''Yes the devil! That is just the in
dividual who did it,
"What is his other name?"
"Prince Neslerov."
"What! Neslerov sent Paulpoff to-
Come, tell me what you mean"
"a man like Neslerov can do any
thing he likes in Russia except marry
an American girl Tell me just what
conversation you had with the prince a
few days ago"
"A few days ago! Oh. two weeks
ago!'
81 don't know when it was. But he
Asked you for my hand, did he not?"
YES"
you never told me-"
Gordon laughed.
81 haven't told you the names of half
he men who have asked me that"
But in Russia we should know, be-
cause there are tricks. Now, what was
t? Did he say muc.l?"
NO not much; said he was rich and
powerful and wanted you as an orna-
mental wife or something to that eff
feet"
Gle told me the same thing"
''Told you! Where:"
"In Paulpofrs house"
Gordon painted and sat down.
81 wish you would tell the whole sto-
ry," he said.
~ wish von would answer my cues
tions first. What happened when Ne
slerov was here? What did he say and
what did you answer?''
''He didn't say very much-the usual
thing. Said he loved you and was rich
and powerful and could give you a
good station in Russian society and the
world"
"And you said what?"
"Why, said you wouldn't marry the
best man on earth unless you loved
him. l said if you would marry the
man | wanted you to you would long
ago nave been the wife of Jack Denton,
who
Never mind Mr.. Denton. We were
speaking of Neslerov."
"Yes-but the deuce! You pick your
old dad up so short! am telling you
what said. Don't you want to hear?"
yes" replied Frances, laughing and
kissing him. Dear old dad, what did
you say?"
81 said ! liked Jack Denton better
than any other man on earth and that
you hated him worst. But l wanted
you to marry him because he was good
and noble and a rising man, brave
man aud altogether a.
Hero and angel in one. What did
the prince say to that?"
"He only repeated what he had said
before"
.Tissn What2"
Continued next Tuesday.
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Rain, sleet and Snow at St. Louis
Work of pYnamiters.

Warsaw, Ind, Feb 16.-Dynamiters
attempted to destroy the toll line ca
bles of the Commercial Telephone
company here yesterday. The men Sc
lected a cable box at the top of
pole where the cables center and lead
in to the exchange office. The top of
the pole was blown off and several
windows in buildings nearby were
shattered The wreckers escaped.
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