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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-13
BROWNIE BAND ENTER
TAINMENT.
At the Town Hall, Pequaming,
This Saturday Evening.

A Brownie Band entertainment
will be given in the Town Hall, in
Pequaming, this Saturday evening,
by the young people Of that place,
under the direction OF Mr.. H. N.
Aldrich. Rehearsals have been in
progress for several weeks, and the
entertainment will certainly be in
teresting and pleasing. Following
is the
PROGRAM.
Instrumental.
Opening Chorus - CHORUS - En-
semble.
The Brownie at Play-Instru-
mental.
To the Woods Away-C Chorus En-
semble.
Two Little Baby Birds--Soli-
Jennie and Anna.
Sweet Observation-Disclosures and
Lou.
Gypsy Girls Are We-Soli-Gipsy
Girls.
The Wood-Nymphs Soil Wood
Nymphs.
Lost 10 the Woods--Solo-Lieda.
The Brownie Band Soil Brownie
Band.
Flower Song-Solo-The Flower
Girl.
The Fairy Princess - Solo ~ The
Fairy Princess.
Billy Big-Eye and Tommy Long
Wing-Soli-Big-E Eye, Long Wing.
Little Vice. ees-Soli-The Wee
Wees.
I'm a Notwithstanding. Dude.
The Fairy's Lullaby-Solo The
Fairy Queen.
The Brownies Charm - Solo -
Queen of the Wee-Wees.
Return of the Lost Girl-Soli--
King of Brownies, Prince OF
Brownies.
Home Again-Chorus-Ensem
BILE.
We have just received a fine line
OF samples for suits and overcoats.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

Schools open September 9th.
| Octave Sicotte has had his block OF
Main street repainted.
/. Mrs. Louise Erickson, OF Skanee
left today for Chicago.
Miss Inez Brown, OF Lake Linden
Is guest at the Smith residence.
/ Frank Colehouse and John Gaul
OF Calumet, are visiting at the Smith
residence.
K. 9. Williams and Martin Voetsch
were business visitors in Houghton
Thursday.
Miss Annie Levitan, who has been
visiting in Chicago for three weeks,
returned home Friday.
The county clerk this week issued
q marriage license to John Getzen
and Mabel Burns, both of Baraga.
August Menge will attend the ses-
sion OF the A. O. q. w., at Detroit,
Wednesday next, as delegate from
L Anse Lodge, No. ia.
John Patrick, while at work in
the hay field this week, received
injuries to his right hand which will
be troublesome for some time. 1t
is said that amputation may be
necessary.
William Smith came down from
Calumet Friday for brief visit with
his parents in this village. Harris
Smith, who has been visiting in the
copper country for several weeks,
returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Edgerton, OF
Portage Entry, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Gaines, of Gainesville, aud Columbus
Edgerton, of Portage Entry, came
to L'Anse in their gasoline launch
Friday evening, and attended the
iremen's dance.
An examination for teachers cer-
tificates was held in the Court House
on Thursday and Friday OF this week.
There were eight applicants in at
tendance. No applicants appeared
for admission to the state agricul-
tural college.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Mason
returned Sunday evening from their
wet3ing trip. The journey from
lower Michigan to Houghton was by
boat. Mr.. and Mrs. Mason have the
best wishes of their many friends
for happy and prosperous future.
Miss Olga zellen, who has been
attending the University in Ann
Arbor for the past three years, is
visiting at her home in Skanee. She
was accompanied home by her
brother, Ivar Zellen, who has been
attending the University for num-
Der OF weeks.
ltmay not be generally understood
that 1t is unlawful to kill skunks
during the months Of September and
October, but such is the case. A
fine OF 81 is the penalty attached to
the killing Of these fur-bearing ami
mails during the months named.
The mink, muskrat and coon may be
killed at any time Of the year except
during September and October.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-13

Soon after the college commence
ment the world begins to take the
conceit out Of the wise graduate.
Probably the humane landlord bars
children from his fat because they
wouldn't have room in it to grow.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-13

We carry an unusually fine line OF
carpets, mattings and linolenms.
Prices the lowest.
D. LEvrTAN, L'Anse.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-13

We have the most complete line OF
dry goods to be found in Bsraga
county D. I.EyIrAS, L'Anse,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-13

Scores Of people were rendert d
homeless and e1oo, 900 worth Of prop.
'ey destroyed by q hre ct Black
Bssf, Idaho, Tuesday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-13

We have just received a fine line
OF samples for suits and overcoats.
Call and inspect them.
d. LEvITAN; L'Anse.
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and also got considerable free riding
by real estate men who showed him
several Of the largest and most valu-
able residence properties on the south
side, Anderson making believe that he
had all kinds of money and wished to
buy fine residence for his daughter.
One man telephoned to a Denver
bank concerning the would-be pur-
chaser's financial standing and was in
formed that he is not worth q cent.
The prisoner was rather nervous in
court in the presence Of q dozen wit
nesses from Bessemer and seemed
glad when it was over with.
On being interviewed he was in
clined to be reticent, only remarking
that he did not obtain the money for
himself but for another and that q
Denver attorney would look after his
case.
Wheu taken in charge again BY Jsiier
Fuller, Andsrsoa suggested that tAsy
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directly In my path and Ieaped on
board. He threatened me with pistol,
and 1 was compelled TO do his bidding
Beeing another vessel on the Caspian,
l wished to get assistance from them,
but they feared us and ran away. The
gunboat came, and told the officer
the truth. l swear 1t, by the prophets
beard. l have told the truth. | know
no more"
The magistrate turned coldly to Har-
vsy.
"All of what that man says is lie,"
Gaid Irons. Except the mere fact that
I did get on his boat in the manner he
osscribes at Salain. had taken pas
age from Astrabad for AstraEhan on
q boat belonging to the German line
They had also some machinery | was
Ootng to exhibit ut the fair, Arriving
at Salain. the captain of the boat in
formed me that 1 would have four
hours In which to see the town. 1
spent three hours and came back to
the wharf only to see the steamer dis
appearing. / was enraged. | wanted
particularly to reach the fair early
and there would not be a boat up the
Volga for another week after the one
had lost. was standing on the
wharf talking with n peasant when
saw the boat owned by Hassan com
ing down the kur. We hailed the
boat and were informed that she was
bound for Astrakhan. There | was,
with week to stay in that place and
Q boat passing me that was going
straight to where | wanted to 20. The
peasant got small boat and rowed
me out to Hassans | climbed on
board and remained there. did not
know until the officer from the gun
young lady there"
Colonel Jurnieif nodded, and another
man. evidently of the poorest class,
spoke to the magistrate. The dignitary
started, stared at Harvey and said:
There appears to be multitude of
lies in all this testimony. Let us hear
what this witness has to say"
II saw that American in Tihis
week ago" he said, pointing at Har-
vey. 81 saw him in the bazaar of Bi-
arteliis, and he spoke to him. saw
ihu'h Eoit tiihEt iuuust Dul uO HOI
know what 1t was for. The Ameri.
can took nothing away"
THAT is the worst lie of ALI" ex-
claimed Harvey Indignantly. II was
never in Titlis before in my life"
Take the prisoners back TO their
cells. The case needs deliberation,"
said the magistrate.
Harvey was marched to his dungeon.
An orderly, who heard all the proceed
ings, hurried to relate them to Marie.
From the moment that Alma Jurnieff
heard what had taken place at the trial
she was changed person.
80 they have conspired between
them to destroy the man love" she
said slowly and deliberately. II have
besn tame kitten In the hands of a
tiger. l, too, have some of the tigers
blood, and l will show them the ella VS.
Of another Jurnief1. will save him
or I will die with him. God help me
and give me strength
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window. The girl whom Borgc had

window. The girl whom Borgc had
Just left entered.
"Maris. what Ii the excitement In
tAing unusual even for fair time. has
happened. One girl. one Of the few
friends have made-I have always
met her when making purchases ut
hef fathers bazaar-is already missing.
hope the Turks have not found a
way to outwit the law"
"Koura Biartelkis is found, mndemoi-
sole"
"Then that must be the cause OF the
excitement. Oh, when will this cruel
exile come to an end? Marie. suppose
Alexander should be sent away where
you could never see him."
Il should cry. mademoiselle."
'Cryf Tears alone will not unite
lovers. II they would. could shed
rivers. It must be grand to live where
love is not thing for prison walls"
"But you are not a prisoner, made
moiselle."
"Am l not2 l have the privilege Of
driving out in my uncle's carriage.
not my uncle forever giving orders that
no letters shall be allowed to reach me?
Could 1 send letter even II l knew
where-he-wasT
With burst of sorrow Marie fell at
the feet Of her Mistress
"Oh, mademoiselle! I have such bad
news for you! would not tell, but
know you wish to hear ALL He is
hereT'
"Hefei You mean NJ. Irons-here in
Tihh.
"1es, mademoisslls, and will soon
bs In this very prison"
Alma's fingers elutched at her bosom.
and she half rose from her chair, but,
swaying. fell back
win you have water, mademoi-
selleT
"No; want news. How-where did
they take him? Is 1t true? Did Alex
ander tell your
"Yes. 1t seems he was on the same
boat. They say he was taking away
Koura Biartelkis."
'T do not believe it! No: 1 know he
loves me. 1t was not NJ. Irons"
Perhaps not, mademoiselle. But We
shall soon know"
"Yes. but my heart will break with
apprehension. II they have taken him,
after warning him to keep out of Rus
sta. they will charge him with any
thing to punish him. You must help
me, Marie. Good. brave. faithful girli
And Alexander too! What would l do
without you both? o God. help him!
Preserve him from their vengsancs
and crueltyT'
She broke down under the strain and
slipped to the floor. Resting her arms
on her chair and burying her face In
them, she burst into spasmodic sobA
'They will kill her, between themr'
muttered the maid.
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demurrage man in the railroad ser
vice and q resident Of Bessemer. He
gave up S. bill to the old gentleman
now accused Of being confidence
man. the object being to secure a
right to Routt county farm Of 160
scres, once homestsaded by an English
man who gave . quit claim deed to
Anderson, the latter being so benevol-
entity inclined that he wants to make
. gift Of It to somebody else.
J. B. Hughes, . mining man, and
VIM. Aeagher, q steel worker, are said
TO also have made the full payment
Of IS on the same homestead.
On being taken before Justice Hart
Last Monday. Andersen waived exami-
nation and was bound over to the dis
trict court in The sum Of 800. Failing
% give bond hs was committed to jaiI
aAd WIN probably be called up for
hskiAg nsxt week.
~ s9sgsd " On . farm 10 othssu
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oIRL HARVEY IRONS LOvEA
@oLoNEL JURNIEFF, the gov.
|I( ernor of the prison at Ttnis,
sat In his office, which was
w a portion Of the apartments
suotted to himself nnd family. An
spen letter lay beside him on a table.
4 perplexed look was on his face. He
ms a cold man, usually imperturha-
hls but something In the letter had
disturbed him.
IMay the devil take that Americanr'
n said as he picked up the letter again.
ave think he IL In Paris or New York,
and now he turns up with his con-
founded windmills In Astrabad. What
1, worse, he is going to the big fair at
Mini Novgorod. BY the gods. he IL
enough to turn the entire secret police
upside down. Undoubtedly he intends
10 meet Alma at the fair. as he did
last year. But, thanks to her fathers
wisdom. | have her safe here where
ahe will hear no more OF that fellows
ane words.
He touched bell and an orderly
came to him.
"Has a letter been written or sent
FROM my family apartments todayr
"None, your excellency."
"Has any been receivedT'
"None, your excellency."
"You must he doubly watchfui. I
have trusted you thus far; l will trust
you further. You understand the cir
cumstances, do you notf"
"I think I understand. your excel
kncy There was bad, wicked man
one OF those Americans who care for
nobody"
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ihere was indeed-not only was,
but is- As you are awnrc. he and INV
niece. Mile. Alma, met each other IN
81. Petersburg, where the fellow va.
seiiins some miserable American in.
Vehtion TO pump water with wind.
miiis' Perhaps the machines were
good enough. for he sold n lot of them
nut THESE two fools must fall in love
when my brother. General Jurniefr
nad already planned upon having q
prince Tor son-in-law. But the Young
people outwitted him and met at tbe
Dig fair at Mini Novgorod last year
After that we sent the American ont
or Russia. telling him II he ever rs.
turned we would look upon him a.
having forfeited the right to his conn.
ry's protection and send him to sibe-
ria or have him shot"
That kept him out, eIcellency."
Not bit Of it! have Just received
q letter from my brother, who has
heard from one of our secret agents at
Paris, that the American 10 now at
Astrabad, In Persia. selling his wares.
and has said he was going to the biz
fair at Mini Novgorod. which soon be.
gins
He Is courage-he is n fool, excel.
lency."
You might have finished your sen.
tencc. He is courageous fool. But,
thank heaven. I have the young lady
safe here In Tiflis. II he expects to
meet her at Novgorod, he will be dis
appointed. must send word at once
to Mini Novgorod md Astrakhan. II
may he possible to intercept him on
the way"
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CAME TO Grief
Benevolent Men With Farms to
Give Away is Asked to e.
plain /

Captain c. q. Anderson, the smooth
talking elderly man with the straw
lat, overcoat, cordursy trousers and
cropped whiskers, who has been
browsing in the rich pastures Of Beess-
msr for . few weeks, giving away
$4,000 farms in Routt county, to
ambitious yosng men for 500 s(ths
fee 10 cover the cost. Of sstablishing
corners BY . new survey 50 the farm
couldn't rsn away, presumably has
come to grief and = BOW keeping
esnpszy With ~ gssi6l Jai,sr Tsllsr
q ~ eoantg bestils.
rIs ~ srrssssd a . warrant
swssa ~ ~ ]. b As1sAtsr. 4
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1~ OLONEL JURNIEFF gazed
~ coldly upon the prisoners
kYs$aI when they were brought be-
2 fore him. Hassan was cring-
ing and servile. begging for mercy;
Harvey was straight and calm, but
angry.
This Is an outrage upon an Amsri-
can citizen. and 1t will not go unpun-
ished," he said. "You have no right
to arrest me or prevent my travelling
to Mini Novgorod."
What is your nameY" asked the
colonel.
Harvey Irons"
Il remember that name-somehow in
connection with command. All, l
have it! Were you not ordered to
leave Russia and never return?"
mo. l was not. was told that IL
came to Russia something would hap
pen to me. 1t was not done by the
order of the czar. 1t was merely an
attempt to separate me from a young
lady whom love-"
80 that was It," said the colonel,
with sneer. You are sure it was not
AohS uy LIE OFutT VI tue CZuF
II am sure of it, for an investigation
was made ut my request by our minis
ter, and he assured me that so far as
the czar and his high ministers were
concerned they had issued no such
command. was told was at liberty
to enter Russia to sell my goods at
any time"
AFTER this remarkable investigation,
~ you call it. were you informed that
you were at liberty to come to Russia
and carry of her daughtersT
mo. nor have I any desire to carry
them on-that is. save one, whom l
shall marry sooner or later"
MAY I ask the name of that onef 10
It Koura BiarteIkis?"
''No. had nothing to do with that
affair. And 1t is none Of your business
what the name Of the other is."
'1nsolent dog! Do you know who I
amr'
'Fo, and don't care"
"I will take some of the impudence
out Of you before am done. am Colo
mel Jurnieff"
"The uncle of Alma?"
Yes, the uncle of Alma"
"Then you already knew the name Of
the girl love, and your questions were
simply perfunctory. I demand in Jus
tice that l be released"
"That will be settled later. Just now
you are my prisoner. Take him to the
prison of detentionr'
Two soldiers forced Harvey to ac-
company them. Then Colonel Jurnieff
fell into n study.
This dog Is right" he said. "The
order was our own. This espionage un.
der which we have kept him was not
by order Of the minister Of police, but
at the request of the general, my broth
sr. I must silence him somehow. He 10
irrepressible and will do us harm. He
must never be acquitted Of this charge,
no matter what the evidence may be.
With Alma here and that fellow in b.
IBERIA there will be distance enough be-
tween them to save US from further
care"
Harvey saw no one for several days
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The orderly bowed and was dismiss.
60. a few minutes later higher of
ncer entered. 1t was Captain Orskon.
Il salute you, colonel"
am glad to see you, captain. You
appear to be happy. Has anything
new been discovered concerning the
missing Biartelkis and his daughterY-
am glad to say we have recovered
hourn. We have captured the two who
were taking her away. They will be
Drought here and locked up to await
trial"
Then Biartelkis was not really try-
Ing to sell his daughter7'
We cannot make head or tail of IT.
koura knows little, but believes in her
tathers innocence. Surely he did not
need the money. Moreover. he cannot
be found"
rs that rascally Turk, Hafiz EfYendi,
In the cityr'
Yes. I have placed him under ar
rest"
III 1t was slave selling AFFAIR, uafiz
had finger in it. He Is shrewd ras-
cal: But who was 1t you captured,
and wheref
Lieutenant Thokt with the gunboat
stationed near the Kur. ran down
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They ,tu kill her, bet,oeen themi"
Turkish craft and boarded it. The can
tain's name Is Hassan. He was up
doubtedly trying to get the poor girl OF
board strange craft-a black hull.
thing she belongs to the ameer of Bo
khara."
$50 you found the girl on board th<
Turk?''
"Yes. and alsv an American, who, /
am sure, had hand in the affair
What his motive was, whether he wa
trying to get Koura of to marry hea
or was acting as an agent for the
ameer. don't know But he was ar
rested and brought here. You will se1
him SOON"
"What name did he giver'
He gave the name, l believe. Irons
Said he WAS going to Mini Novrurod
to sell pumps and windmills."
Colonel Jurnleff nearly fell OF bill
chair. He stared at Orskoff till thai
of1cer thought the governor of the pris
on was daft.
"Do you know him7 Did the hsu.
tenant do wrong"
"Do know him! Now we have him
In our hands we will finish him. Do I
know him. We have watched him fos
a year, but he is like rat. So he was
stealing Biartelkis and his daughterr'
"I don't say he was stealing Biartsl.
kis. We can find no trace of him."
''Call that orderly"
The orderly came in again and "a
futed.
alexander, that man of whom We
spoke is under arrest He was nst
content with following one of the most
beautiful of Russian girls. but 1t was
he who abducted the daughter of Biar.
telkis."
HAS she been foundr' asked the
orderly, forgetting his manners in his
intense interest.
eyes, thank God! But her father 10
yet missing. We shall know more after
We have heard them all. You under
stand your duties. I charge you to b
shrewd and faithful Cor
The orderly. Alexander Borge, walk
ID through the corridors Of the prison
with tagging steps. An officer passed
him.
''My captain, l am not WE'LL" he said.
May be relieved for an hour7'
The captain nodded and walked %
into the ONCE. Alexander hurried to
another portion of the prison, where
there were rooms luxuriously fitted up.
He knocked cautiously at one, giving
q certain signal. A young Russian girl
opened the door.
Alexander! You not on dutyl What
has happenedT
II got relieved for an hour to tsll
you something for Mile. Alma"
"Quickl In here"
She ushered him into a small soor-
age closet and listened breathlessly.
'"The colonel charged me again With
my duties" he said. He had received
letter from bis brother that the young
American whom we could not trace
was in Astrabad, Persia. He was to
70 from there to Mini Novgorod to
meet Mile. Alma. a. last year. Later I
lsarned that he is under arrest for TAX
ing away Koura Biartelkis."
@It Is impossible. He has not been In
Tinis."
II know, but that is the charge. He
was on the boat that took her away.
Would you tell Nile. Almar
Eyes, certainly. must tell her sv-
rything. believe this IL false
charge got up to put the American In
pgison."
sPerhaps. But I must be OF. win
watch will return II anything =
nsw." ..-
In another suit Of apartments love
b young girl, with pale face and long
ing eyes, sat listlessly looking from q
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ITO Be Continued
A Large Addition

The contract is apt to be let today
for the building of an addition to the
Sisters Hospital. 1t will cost $50
0OO. The lower story is to be of
stone and the two upper stories of
brick, most of the material being al
ready on the ground. A laundry will
be located in part of the addition.
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60 and take drink. Have you got
the pricew asked Fuller. "No, l
haven't got cent" replied Anderson.
Fuller laughingly remarked that he
was busted" himself, and together
they logged along up the street in the
direction of Irving Pace.
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Just Right, Everybody Suited

By the Colorado & Southern rail ways
action in announcing s2s.OO rate to
st. Louis and return, good until Oct.
31st. You can, without additional cost,
go via Denver and use that magni.
can't ene-night train the "St. Louis
Special" If you purchase your tickets
at the Q. & s. office, 225 Main, corner
Bird street.
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Colorado Springs and return
going Saturday or Sunday, re-
turning Sunday or Monday, $1.7s
over the "Rio Grande."
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Santa Fe to St. Louis.

Leave Pueblo 4 100 p. m., arrive
St. Louis 600 p. m. next day
without change. Most favorable
rates. City office 225 North I'm
ion avenue.
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How are you going East, my pret-
ty maid?
I'm going over the Rock Island,
kind sir, she said.
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Will Dance Tuesday Night

Pueblo Harbor, American Order of
Protection, will have a dance at the
Lake Minnequa Pavilion next Tuesday
evening, June %, and the members of
the order are making great prepara-
tions for a large turnout. All men,
bers will wear badges on this occasion.
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4 Close Call

During the electrical storm of Tues
day afternoon, lightning struck a
telephone pole in the rear of Allard
& Mehrlich's store and shocked two
men who were leaning against it. The
men got away. The employees of the
post Office across the street witnessed
the occurrence and said that the flash
of light was very plain and seemed to
follow the wires.
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ABSOLUTELY QUICKEST, BEST
Leave Pueblo 4p. m, arrive st. Louis
6 p. m. next day, Santa Fe, S17.15
round trip.
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NEW ST. LOUIS TRAIN

Commencing June IA, Santa Fe train
No. 9 will carry through sleepers to
St. Louis without change.
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CHAPTER VI

A ONE SIDED rRIAL-ALhA JuRN1IyTl
RESOLVE.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR TEACH
ERS
For The N. E. A. convention. at st.
Louis June 81 10 July 1. Special rates
and axfaogsments have bsen made
Bee Nikirk Of the Santa Fe, 226 Nortl
Unioa avsaas.
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Harvey saw no one for several days
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)LONEL JURNIEFF gazet
coldly upon the prisoner,
when they were brought be
fore him. Hassan was crinS
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A SOLDIER OF
COMMERCE.
BY JOHN ROE GORDON
Copyright. 1900. Toombs
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK
BY JOHN ROE GORDON
Copyright. 1909. by r. II. Toombs
CHAPTER v

,vr GOVERNOR OF a rHisoN AND TN
oIRL HARVEY IRONS LOvEA