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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11

( Rd9ri9ten bonn srneuten Nufflums
men bes 4ufitanbes Der fldpiI4en
GhriIten in 2lltIsrbisn uno Mdeeoo'
nien IaFe. befiirhten. baB bic Soffs
nungen Der biplpmatif6en &reiie duf
bic berubigenos Dirtuns Der @infiib'
rrus bon Refprmen fir Maceooniea
niht in @rfu(lung seben biirften.
Raum iparen einige Sage na6 Gins
freffeR Der 9eri6te iiber bic &Gmpfe
tiirfiidsr Sruppsn nit ben hriitli4sn
MufitGnbii9en psrfloKen. als Der Ss'
Tsgrdpb neue 8eiorgnib erregenbe
Runbe bra6te. Die 9frnauten, bic
fpilben, itets tampfluitisen SDhne Der
oberalbaniI1sn 8erse, batten gu ben
Daffen sesriffen unb 5osen in sros
zen S9aaren gesen bic Stubt Wtitro'
fDiba, bic iie in pilbem @niturm be-
brohten. Die tiirtiibe @arnifon ride
fe ben perpsaenen Sdtiipetdren ents
gegsn unb fpies ben Insriff auf Ulis
troipiBd mad breiitiinbigem &dmpfe
ab. @ie beftis unb bartnddig bieisr
2lngriff mar, ssbt f9on buraus berbor,
baB brei 8attsrien tiirtifher artiles
rie bic reboltirenben albaneien erIt
Hah einitiinbigem, beftisem 6suer gum
3iid5ug 5ipingen tonnten.
Die Irnauten, bic MitropiBa be-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
Spn Carlos ais PatIent.

3u ben be6anbelnOen aerSten bes
bur9 S9iller beriibmt geiporbenen
ipanii6en Snfunten gebOrten Der sro@
Re 9lnatom 9eIalius uno Der beoeus
tenbs ipanifdbe Gbirurg Sa5d @6dcon.
Der bon 2ebterem Itummenoe 8eri4t
1T mebiSiniI9 uno geIdhi9tlid gleih
intereFant, neil permutbli9 bic fpGs
teren Sanbluneen uno bas ungliidlis
DIE S9idIdl bes prinSen nit ieiner
&rantbeit in 3uiammen6ung sebraht
luerben miifen. Sm alter bon IL
Sabren besegnete oem prinSen. Der
erit felt einigen @o9en BON einem
We1Telfieber deneien mar, Elm llnfall,
inbem er in 9lltala, ipo er 5ur Sur
lpeilte, cine buntle uno buufGliee
Sreppe binunterfiel unb ii9 babel dm
Sintertppf nt6t unerbebli9 bsrlebtt.
Der 9eibarst 9asu itellie in 9eeens
mart elmer 9ln3abl bon Sofbeumten
felt, bab cine Wunbe BON Der 9r6Be
zines Oaumengliebes nit fart gez
queti9ten Rdnbern entitanben unb
aud bic 99GbeIbaut in Mitleibsns
I6uft se5ossn mar. @is bic 8unbe
SunGdit bebanbelt ipuroe, tdnn nur
permutbungsneiIe seIust iperben.
@abrf9einli9 ipurbe bic Wunbe bss
Don Carlos auerit nit parmemWein
pber einem anberen reinigenben Stoff
setpaI9en, bann Ioreli9 ulles 8lut
entfernt unb i9liebltb bic Rdnber
entfpeber 5ufammensenGbt pber nur
ourd Elm pffaIter miteinunber berbuns
ben. Dies unbeipubt ourhaus ri6tis
&c @erFabrsu 5ur 4bbultuns f9dolis
der 9eime non Der Wunbs tpirb jebens
falls bon Sa3a empfoblen. Damn
aber berIu6te man 70 piel Wlittel CUR
Seilune Der @unbe, bab bic GrstIi1e
8sbanblung eisentlih cine QuGlerei
gu nennsn lit. 9lberlab, WiaiIase,
Sdr0pft0pfe. 9(ufmeibeluna besS6Gs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11

fcrbien unb bsreits bon Der OIttpGrts
geri9teten albaneiiIden SmmisrutiOn
bebrpbt lit Spet derbii9 Pe) am
SIbflub Der albuneiifden 4lpen uno
an Der YecIta 9iitribd, bic gum
Aueussbiet bes Bell 0rin gebOrt. Die
Stabt, bsute Sauptort zines Sanos
fAofs i'm Bilaiet 9OFopa, bat cine
Bep0ltsrung bon 10000 Seelen, gu
aft 3ebnteln mpbammeoaniI9e Ssra
ban, bic Seiben5u9t, Sabats uno
Obfbau betreiben. Spet bat in Der
TerbiI9sn GeI9tbte baburb eine bes
beutiame Rolle seIpielt, bab es aOni5
Saipa Nemaniti9 na6 Der @roberun9
bes n0rblihen Maceopnien i'm Sabre
1918 unter 3uitimmuns bes Setumes
nif9eu Batriurden gum SIP zines
outOtepbalen isrbildea @rSbistIms
krbpb. Spdter nannten fi6 bic Mes
tropoliten bon Spet Patridr6en, ob1e
freilib bierSu bon @onitantinopel aus
outoriiirt gu iein. Sm Sabre 1853
5ob bic Sobs pforte bas ferbii9e @rjz
btstbum Spet als ielbItdnoigen 8ers
1paltunas 8e5irt auf uno untsritelte
cs bsm Gr5bistbum Sdriba; eiHe tur'
3e Rsfiouration srlebte bic MetropoIe
.Sypet 1857 bis 1870; i'm Sabre 1857
aUurbe aber bur9 Sirman Oes pubis
Sdob bic iir9Iihe SelbitGnbigteit BON
Vsc sGnSlitb aufsebpben unb be- Be-
siri benz Setumenii9en Patriar9at
unteritellt.
Mitten in eineE f9malen Snpa.
Tonsgebiet mobammebaniihsr @lbda
ueFen unb Serben, Dds bonn 8ereinis
gungspuntt bss @eiBen unb S9purs
sen Drin oitipGrts bis uestiib rsidt,
Iisst Setoipo am SiibfuB Der nG9s
fig ii9 auftbiirmenben S9dar plds
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
bels, einfdnitte in bic y1aienfliioel

bels, ginI9nitte in bic RdIenfliisel :
dlles purbe borsenommen, ipGbreno
bas Wunbfieber INNER b0ber itieg.
Gnbli1 rang iih bic rdfti9e Natur
bes priuoen Our9, 10 baB am %. Sds
ge Der &rantbeit gum eriten Wial Der
8erbanb BON Der Wunoe 9enommen
iperben fonnte.
Oab Don Carlos eine CUTE Natur
beiefen boben muB, gebt ipobl am be-
iten bdraus berpor, bdB er ii4 BON
bieIen unglaubli9en dratliben MiBz
banblungen nod einmal 81 erbplen
permo6te. Sas Wlitleib nit bem
prin5en mar febr groB. unb numents
li9 Iou Der berii9tigte Ilba iebe Na9t
anaetleibet am 9ett bes 9rdnten bers
bra6t baben. Se6s Sabre ndd biez
fer &ranfbeit itarb Don Carlos in Der
Saft angeblih an einem 5ieber. Ott
unIinnigen Strei9e, bur9 bic er feline
@erbaftuns berbeisefiibrt buben foll.
4. 3. Iein 9lan 5ur grmorbung bes
a0nigs, fir bic er ii1 I9on porber
bon einem prieiter Itlab perf6dffen
ipolIte, perben auf iene 8opfperleBuns
unb ibre Solgen 5uriidgefii6rt. Seine
lebten Sanblunsen lufen alIerbinss
uuf cine @eiitestrantbeit fbliebsn, ie>
bod muB beriidIi9tist iperben, bdb eis
ne erblide 8eluftuns pOrIiesen tonnte,
neil Sobunna bic Wabniinnige feline
ilrsrobmutter mar unb aud idon in
Ieiner friiberen Susenb @nSei9en uns
aefunber geiiti9er GnttpidIung bers
pprtruten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
9lnfi4tpOn PriIep.

Wilaiei Monaitir, i'm Siibtpeiien bon
0eles unb i'm Often bon aruiAepo,
5erfGllt in neun Auartiere unb bat
5ip0lf Mof6een unb mebrere air9en.
Sie grDBte Stride befBt einen ale
Minarette iiberrasenben@lo
bon benz man eins i90ne Gerniibt gss
nieBt. SAT- jeoes Saus bat eineH
@arten, tpoburd prilep srOBer ers
f6eint, als es in Mirtli9teit 1T. GS
sGblt 2500 SGuIsr unb $4,000 Gins
ippbner, bic fi9 Der MehrSahl na4
,8ugari" (9ulgaren) nennen; stpei
3sbntsl iinb Siirten, elm 3shntel mos
bammebaniI9e Slapen unb elm 3ehn'
tel @rie6en. Sn prilep unb llmgs'
bung TT bic @sitation Der macebonis
fcben Gpmites iebr itart.
Sn Der meiIt bon Serben beipo9nten
un6 bon Der Robita bur9tr0mten
2anbf9aft, bic bur9pes bic Reta ses
ndnnt pirb - neil bic 8abita bur3
bic @sreinisuns Der @oIemu unb Der
Mala Reta (oes sroben unb bes
tleinen sluFes) entitebt -befinbet ii9
Der Ort Salient. Seine Gage 1T
bDhit malerifb am Siioabbang zines
sur 8iitra planina seb0rieen 8srs
ees, BON benz man einen fdDnen @uss
bid ouf ben @iursepo 8rbp unb bic
Stpgopo planina bat. @dlicnit 5Gblt
450 SGufsr unb sttpas 2700 Ginipobs
ner. Die 8eb0lferuns Der Reta ipiro
.,Gefanci" senannt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
8ruutpaar aus @aGienit

Brautpaar aus @altcnit
brobten, baben in i6rer altbersebrads
ten 0eiIe nit Yulper unb 8lei gegen
bic Heformen bempnitrirt, unb iie per1
ben bamit fortfabren, tpenn bic So6e
Pforte iia nidt enti6lieBt, einen blu>
tigen &f Bis 5ur 8erni9tung Der
ipilben 8ergitGmme Qlbaniens gu fiibs
zen. 0aau ipirb fie ii9 aber i9pers
Iif berbeiIaien, ba All befiir9ten TT,
bob bic Sruppen iidb ipeieern t0nn'
ten. auf ibre 9ldubensgenofen gu
feuern. Die pforte fudt bieIer brcs
9enoen @bentualitGt burb bic @nta
feubung tleinaIiatiider Resimentsr
uaf bem S9auplob Der llnruben gu
begeenen. 9lu9 tpurbe bur9 aus
Stambul mad Ilbanien abseiunbte
0ertrauensmGnner Der Qrnauten eine
BeI9pi6tiguns Der @emiitber pers
fu6t. Sebenfalls pirb es uber ges
raume 3eit bauern, Biz bic triegeriz
T9en mobammebunif9en 9lIbaneIsn,
benen iid aud tatbpliibe grnduteu
onoeI9lp6en bdben. aur &ube eebrahi
tperben fDnnen. @s TIT baber bic
Sur9fiibrung Der bon SeIterreiha
ltn9drn unb Rublanb borgeidlasenen
Refprmen fir Maeebpnien tpieber in
9peite Serne seriidt.
Sin Centrum bes Sslams in Ilts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11

-Wie sebrudt. Grau Wtiil'
Ter: rWas, Srau Sdul5e, bas bat Sbr
tleiner Ssnrp s.idriebsn9 Der fdreibt
ia tpunberIh0n! Srube ipie sebrudtl"
5ruu S9ulas: rSu, liebe Grau Wiil>
Ter. bas ipdre fdon re4t, tpenn er nur
ni9t aud 70 liisen m09te."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11

Aud elm Compliment.
9idter: nGs 1T unsnOli9 f4mei4el.
buft fir mid. endbise 5rau, bab
metne arbeiten Shnen 10 gut gefaIIen!-
Dame: ~9l4 ia. i'd fdpGrms bufiirl
Sd CLAUDE, Sic ionnten bic gr6Bts
Summbeit fdreiben, unO i'd mare bo4
entSiidt bapon!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
0ren3sa Der Wsenidbeit.

On bic 10 betitelte NopelIe bon pdul
Sebie, bic bas 6rsunbi9aftsperbGlts
niB slpifden einem 3pers unb einem
RieIen bebanbslt, lpirb man bur9 bas
untenitebenbe Bib Stpeier Rimrpbe
unpiGlfiirIi9 erinnert. Der 9oliat6
i'm Sdsbrod 1T elm betannter 8erliner
@dItpirtb, beFen @rI9einuns fi9ers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11

-@u! o.: n2Dnnen Sic mir fa=
gen, iper Der Serr mar, Der fpebtn
einfpGnnis poriibsrfubr9" g.: nSus
ippbl. Sas mar Der Siirit 2adss
2a9s." o.: rWie9 2ads>2ahs9
Sic meinsn ipobl SalmsSulm2" o.:
,Sie f6nnen Re9t baben : irsenb
mas 5u prGpsln ipar's!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11

Gin perIodenbes OBJ
feet. Ridter: rSie buben cine Wurit
seitoblen." StrOld: nSa. Serr Ri9'
ter, es mar gu perfiibreriih. Niemano
i'm 2ocal, bic WurI9t lag purdt =
Sic bGttenfe oo9 genommen, 9err
Ri9ter!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11

-Mibperfanben. rMelbt
eeborfumit. baB Se. grcelIen3 friib elm
balb flint llbr in bic Communicating
einpufirt fnb!" rWus, nm balb flint
llbr9 aerl, Gr mar pobl betrunten9'
nDas bab' id ibm nidt grab anmers
fen t0nnen, Serr Geutnant!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
Snptscrete 8ebarn.

fung. m...Sa, Sbr Serr 0emdt!
brau6t nidts ala Rubt!" Limb pie
oft foll i'd ibm bus 9erubieunssmittel.
bas sic Osridrieben buben, s.bsn2"
.Sbm gar nidt = bas fOlien Sic
ielbif einnehmenl"
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: 9ubnes Bib. @pmnaIiaI

aabnes8iGb. @pmnaiiuI>
profefor (ben 9lufIaB ~glm Meeres>
itranbe" bsfpre9enb): sic f9reiben
ba: rWieOuft BON iunsen Roien peht
es iiber oas Wteer gu uns 49," sic
miiHen elm sdns beiOnoeres Seru9ss
permGgen bdben. Meper, ober - Sic
baben bic RoIen einfa4 on ben 9ua'
rem berbeiae3oeen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11

nina unD an einem Iinfen 3ufluB Des
oberen Warbar. Die Stabt gebOrt
gum Dilaiet 8oFoba unb III Sur
SGlfte BON 9riitli9en Serben, gu bier
3ebntsln DON mobammebaniIden Sers
Ben unb su einem 3ebntel BON al6as
neTen beipobnt.
priIep. eine unIebnltde Stabt i'm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11

3pei unglet9e Rimrobe.
li6 bic bette Retlame fir feline &ii4e
lit; iein unslei9er @enp1e 5G6lt iiber
piersig Sabre unb himmt iid tpie eine
meni9tiGe NippesIa9e ieinem brsi
gentner iatperen yld4bur seseniiber
aus. Der SusbcIub DuIbborn in
Berlin Sdblt bic beioen eisenartigen
6erren su Ieinen Wlitgliebern; uber
lper ielbIt Elm Sdserauge bat, pirb
Teben, baB Der tleine Sinner 9iunus
benz groBen piiber" lit, benn ber tleine,
so gfunb f9lpere 2iliputansr trGgt,
lpie man an ben Rlemen fiebt, einen
Rudfad, pdbrenO Der gnatsfObn an
Teinem eisenen Gelpi9te senus gu tras
pen bat.
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Gnfant terribIe. 0sl

= @nfant terrible. Serr
(u elmer Dame, bic tupfer einen slhen
8roten ibt): .Wenn sic bisien 9ru-
ten beibtn tDnnen, bunn. gnGbiss
5rau, beneibe ih sic nm Sbre Sab
mel" = s0dtsrlein: r9ld, DIANA.
0u fannit bem Ssrrn ia bic abrefe
seben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
grHer @ebanfe. Man

erFer @ebants. Rann
(eine aeri6tli6e 3uitellung Offnenb):
pa bdbsn Mrs; iebt mubt Su pes
aen 9eines bDIen Wlunbperfs nod
Dor ben Sdranfsn bes 9erihts ere
fdeinen!" = Srau (entiebt): ~aa
gott -. unb id babe nidts an5usiss
bsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11

WuOume aO Sic Fd Sic bHrn ni4s IslbF hun, OnOsrn
miIen mid INNER ert um graubnib frusen.
DenfmGbden: Sf0n. IRabum
ga StunbenIpGer9
0nFmGbden Wabame bic aaBe FBt in Der Speammer nnb B
BEN GGnIebraten auf IoG f fe psagen ober nht2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11

= 8efonberes SaIent. =
n@ie sebPs benn Sbrem @etter9" =
% gang gut! Gr bat erit pieber cine
tleine Grbibaft semadt! :. :. I'm ben
TT mir ni9t banse = Der erbt ii4
bur9's 2eben I6on 10 our9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11

@orbebatt. Sriebensri9.
ter: Sinh sic bereit. bic sessn ben
Serrn aIGser ausseItOBsnen S4impfs
tporte .O9Ie" uno radmsel" Suriid-
sunebmen2" = 9sflaster: rSa =
ober ni1t fir immsr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11

.8ie tamIt Ou benn eisentli9 bas
Su, Dir elm &utomobil gu taufen9"
~Sas mar 70! Sd luolIte mir stsentli4
gum 9lbenbbrot einigeSelitdtenen taus
fen, erfpiI1e aber aus @erieben bic
fulI6e 2abentbiir unb tpmme, ftatt
su meinem gbarfutier, in elm 9lutomos
bileeI9Gft. :. Na, ba ipollt' id ni4t
unbDfli9 Iein unb. pbne mas Su taue
fen, pieoer ubsieb'n = uno bu bab
i5 bait elm automObif senommen!"
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lNuVhfaa Nlnla NlAdah lIh h ,Nh uhlNhhIDlh

grau Sine sunsrn bat mir nud prOpfsei ba m in ben ud'
fer flint SSubreE berobn pirbe"
8rdutgam (drqerlit 9aubs bod ndt foffe 0ummbeen
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-10-21

Miller, and with no little curiosity they
moved nearer the gate.
"By gum, he's been givin' his mare
the LASH" said Abner. shes fairly
kivered with froth."
Hello, young manN Alan called out
as Miller dismounted at hitching post
just outside the fence and fastened his
bride rein. "Glad to see you. Come
in"
Miller bowed and smiled as he opened
the gate and came forward to shake
hands.
I'VE are certainly glad you came,
Mr.. Miller" said Mrs. Bishop. with all
her quaint cordiality. Ever since that
day in the office I've wanted chance
to show you how much we appreciate
what you done fer us. Brother Alb will
bear me out when | say we speak of
it mighty nigh ever day"
Miller wore an ineXpressible look of
embarrassment which he tried to lose
in the act of shaking hands all round
the group, but his platitudes fell to the
ground. Abner, the closest observer
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-10-21

money-or some of it-wasn't out o.
creation, that's all"
Il have my reasons fer believin' like
you do said Pole.
You say you have"
Pole glanced furtively over his shout
der at his cabin to see that no one was
within hearing, then said:
you know Winship+fs old Fred Par
sons nephew. Well, old Freds always
been a stanch friend to me. We moon
shined it together two yeer, though
he never knowed my chief hidin' place.
In fact, nobody knows about that spot,
Uncle Alb, even now. Well | had q
talk with i'm an axed his opinion
about his nephew. He talks as straight
as shingle, an he amt no idiot. He
says it's all bosh about Winship takin'
away all that DOODLE"
''IIe does, does hep Abner nodded
as if to himself
Eyes, an he dent claim Winship
amt guilty, nuther. He jest holds
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-10-21
AbncrDanicl
WILL N. HARDEN
Author of "Westerfelt."

Farther down the street Miller met
Dolly Barclay. She had come straight
from her home, in an opposite direc-
ton from the bank and had evidently
not heard the news.
''Pm on my way to prayer meeting"
she smiled. Pm getting good to please
the old folks. but She noticed his
pale face. what is the matter? Has
anything
"Craig's bank has failed" Rayburn
told her briefly. He says Winship has
absconded with all the cash in the
vaults"
Dolly stared aghast "And you
you
81 had no money there" broke in
Miller Il was fortunate enough to es-
cape"
"But Alan-Mr. Bishop? She was
studying his face and bordering his
unwonted excitement. Had they
money there"
Miller did not answer, but she would
not be put aside.
Tell me-" she urged: tell me that"
"If do, it's in absolute confidence"
he said, with professional fImness.
''No one must llnoW-not soul-that
they were depositors, for much de-
ponds on it. If Wilson knew they were
hard up, he might drive them to the
wall. They were not only depOsitors,
but they lose every cent they have
$25,000 in a lump"
He saw her catch her breath, and her
lips moved mutely, as if repeating the
words he had just spoken. Poor
Alanw he heard her say. This is too
too much after all he has gone
through
Miller touched his hat and started
on, but she joined him, keeping by his
side like patient, pleading child He
marveled over her strength and won
derful poise. Il am taking you out of
your way, Miss Dolly" he said gently,
more gently than he had ever spoken
to her before.
81 only want to know if Alaa has
heard. Do-do tell me that"
mo; he's at home. | shall ride out
as soon &C get the matter in the
hands of the - ice"
She put out her slender, shapely hand
and touched his arm.
'Tel him." she said in a low, uncer-
tain voice, chat it has broken my
heart. Tell him love him more than
/ ever did and that | shall stick to him
always"
Miller turned and took off his hat,
giving her his hand.
"And believe you will do it." he
said Hes lucky dog, even if he
has just struck the ceiling. know
him, and your message will soften the
blow. But it's awful-simply awful.
l can't now see how they can possibly
get from under it,"
Wei. tell him" said Dolly, with a
little. soundless sob in her throat, tell
him what told You"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-10-21

II WOMuVt 90 n0thIW tOOtHUfdB" he
SGid
that he was too small a dabblcr in
devilment. He thinks, as l do, that
Craig run i'm off with threats of arrest
an picked that chance to bust He
thinks Winship's in safe place an
never will be fetched back"
Abner drew himself up straight
''IIaye you talked to Alan an Miller
on that line?"
Tried to-" Grunted Pole in high dis
gust, but Miller says it's no good to
think of accusin Craig He says we
can't prove q thing on i'm unless we
ketch Winship. He says that sort of
a steal is the easiest thing on earth
an that it's done every day. But that's
beca'se he was fetched UP in the law"
Pole finished. I'VE unS out heer in
the mountains kin fish up other ways
o fetchin' scamp TO time without
standin' i'm up before a thick headed
jury or lettin' i'm out on bond till he
dies O old age. You've got sense
enough to know that, Uncle Alb"
The slanting rays of the setting sun
struck the old man in the face. There
was a tinkle of COW bells in the pasture
below the cabin. The outlaw in Pole
Baker was thing Abner Daniel de-
plored, and yet today it was a straw
bobbing about on the troubled waters
of the old mans soul toward which, if
he did not extend his hand, he looked
interestedly. \ grim expression stole
into his face, drawing the merry lines
down toward his chin.
81 wouldn't do nOthin' foolhardy,
Pole" Abner looked into the fellows
face, drew long. trembling breath
and finished, 81 wouldn't, but I'll be
burned eff / know what I'd dow
ITO be continued
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T~x HAT afternoon the breeze
4 swervcd round from the
1Ss-sss;S3 south, bringing vague threats
1911 of rain. About 3 o'clock Alan.
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CHAPTER XIX.

1T< HAT afternoon the breeze
4 swervcd round from the
k-s-s:Sa south, bringing vague threats
Aszssy of rain. About 3 o'clock Alan.
his uncle and his mother and father
We're out in the front yard looking at
the house with a view to making some
alterations that had been talked of for
several years past.
II never had my way in anything be-
fore" Mrs. Bishop was running on in
the pleased voice of happy child,
"an' Pm glad you are goin' to let me
this once | want the new room to jut
out on this side from the parl0r an
have a bay window, an we must cut
wide fOldn' door between the two
rooms. Then the old veranda comes
down. an the new one must have Il
double floor like Colonel Sprague's on
the river, except ours will have round,
white columns instead o square, if
they do cost n tgirie more"
'She knows what she wants." said
Bishop, with one Of his infrequent
smiles, IAN reckon we'd save little
to let her boss The job ef she don't
bender the carpenters by too much
talk | don't want 'em TO put in stick
o. lumber that amt the best"
I'm glad she's going to have her
way" said Alan shes wanted bet
ter house for twenty years, and she
deserves it.
IL don't believe in scch fine feath-
ers,' said Bishop arguuentatively. I'D
q leetle ruther wait till we see whether
Wilson's a-goin' TO put that road
through. Then we could afford to put
on dab or two o style. don't know
but I'd move down to Atlanta an live
alongside o Bill an wear clawham-
mer coat an dickey cravat fer a
change"
''Then you mought run fer the legis-
latur'," spoke up Abner Daniel, who
had been an amused listener, IAN git
up a law to pen up mad dogs at the
dangerous part O the yeer. Alf I've
always thought you'd be a ornament
to the giddy whirl down thar. William
was ever bit as green as you are when
he fust struck the town. But he had
the advantage o. CROWN up an sorter
ripenin' with the place. 1t I'd be hard
on you at yore time o. life"
At this juncture Alan called their at
tention to a horseman far down the
road. at looks like Ray Miller's mare"
he remarked "This is one of his busy
days. He can't be coming to fish"
RAILROAD news" suggested Abner,
-'.It's pity you hain't connected by
telegraph"
They were all now sure that it was