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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24
MOrton iuirb sdlabomtSicfrctar.

~ -
Serolloerungen i'm aobinet .-9|elte9
FortefeuiQe fir oo2 a%caentp0r'
t'ae Soupt oe$ IIottcnoeparte-
mentS.
&ofbin0ton, :. s, %. 9too.
= Y" oerlolltet ans uerIdBIGd)er
Quelle, boB 9r6iiocut RooicUeIt in
Setroft ge5ogen hat, Den ieBigen
6lotteniefretdr Saul Morton sum
SdosomtSiefretGr }l %ertennen,
melln ooS &obinct nit Ocm ncuen
Sermin reorganiIirt miro.
Sr. Morton mar uripriinoIi6 in
oos aobinet nit ocm GiuDerit6nouiB
elngetreten, oob cr Ocn HoIten heS
SlottenIefretGrs nu bis gum A.
Wtdr5 itbernebmen rmo Damn in feline
Stellung ais @ice Erdiioent Der
"At6iion & Santo 6c.Giicnbobn"
5llriidtreten meroe. Nr. Morton mar
berett, einige Monate lang oos be-
oelltenoe finon3ieae 0pfcr SIT brin'
gen, iuelheS fem Gintritt in oo5 Sos
blnet notbig modte, ober nidt an
Die 0ouer. Ger INTERRUPTED 3luiiden
einem S~obreSiolGr Don $4,000 uno
non $4,000 lit eben }icnllid be6ell-
tend.
9hn lit aber GrGij0cut &ooIeoeIt
lebr oringlid in Dem 8unIhc &C.
meien, bob @r. 0}orton bleibcl
mo6te, nnO Sr. 0torton bat nadGe'
gcben. 6reunbe Oea ErGiioentcn ma.
ben oieIem inoeB tlor lemud)t Dob cr
guteS Woteriol peritDenoe, inoenl
er einen Wonn mie @oul Wtorton int
Observation-Disclosures bebnltc. % Is
nm Dem RrGiioenten nidJt umonac'
nebm lit, oen SdoBumt8ietrct0r
ldeiOen 81 ie6er, un0 oo eS I|crltcr
on9cbro6t eri6eint, einen Sertretcr
zines meitli6en StooteS mo nift
einen oitliden Republifoner ais
S~dobnmtSiefretGr 81 bobeL 10 mar
es notiirIid genu9, DAB Die @obl Oea
T~rGiiOenten nllf Srn. Worton iolcn
iollte.
IS gift in gut untcrri6teten &rcis
ieu ais mobri6einIihL 0oB Slotten-
ietretGr Morton om 4. WGr5 icin
iebigeS Bortcfeilille nit oemieni9eu
oeS S6abomtS bertauI6en miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24

Gfnem 2ebrer in 8 o + +
mlrnb ging foIgenoeS S6rciben 5lt:
,Sodgecbrter Scrr 2ebrerl Der
@ohll6bIife @ciongoercin ObrfelB
lIht eiuen tiittiqen 0iriaeuten. 50
mir nm qcb6rt baber, Dob Sic elm
tiiftiQer 9irri9cntc Iino, 10 bitten
mir 9bncr, unicrcn 0irrigcntenitab
3lt iiberncbmcn. ltnierc @clungo6ens
&c fino jcoen Sonntoq bon Z biz 8
ltbr Nbcn6S. 8ir 5obIen per 9(6cno
3 Mort 80 Ef. 9u5u Itiitct ser
9irt6 Elm S6nitt6en 9Gie uno 3
GuIpcn pricmo 2opcnbier. @ir boi=
fen, 6aB Sbnen ioI6e8 geniigt; iagt
Ood ifon ser GroBe SanQeSbr1loer
@0tDc: o9as @oIo, boS nurd Die
ac6Ie rinnt, SIT 2o6u, Der rei6li6
lobnet." - 8er fonnte einem 10 Der
lodcnoen Ineebot nioeriteben2
Sr. Soroce Rofe pom @e.
Iterlu, u. s, Ser Ben 0ontiogungS-
8oqrI iebt idon 30 So6re geliefert,
6ot olrh oieslnol Elm ltottli6esgrem-
plor bon einem 3rutbobn an oen
9rGIioenten 9eifidt. Ger &llter
mieqt 80 Yfrno uno lit BON flein ouf
NIT be%ionberem 8utter genGbrt nor.
ben.
T6omos 90. 2omion, Scr
8oitoner Wiaion6r. lit ollf $350,000
oerflogt porben. Mon lit ncllgierig,
bon 'lUcm Die &loge, oie 5mei SEEM.
0orfcr Gobofoten onbGngig gcmo6t
bo6cn, au8gebt. 2omion bat ourf
feline GrtifeG o6ren5ieo Sinonce," in
0enen ct bie WonipllIotioncn Ser
Ston6nro Oil : 2entc uno on0erer
Wnder i6onrngSloS an Sen 8run.
ger itcatc, 0roBeS N%ufie6en gemo6t.
&r. 2opion ninmt sic 9loge fii6l
ollf unb beripridt, I'M Sale bieielbe
ernlt gemeint iei, nod gor15 onoere
Gntbiiquneeu ais sic bereitS in
o%goerp6ooD's Wogo5ine" gemodten.
guf feincn Soil miro eS etluos ida,
ben, penn iid Die So6finun3Ier ge.
borig in Die Soore gerotben. 3oS
8olf befommt Damn einen t~ieferen
Ginblid ii6cr oic Wto6enI6often Die
ier Serren.
Sn ser 9 t. 2ouiS 81 inert
ia" lcicn mir: 9ie 3citungcn iinO
BON Dem 8ilnoeS . 9iitritts. glnmolt
cinoringlih oooor geparnt norocn
gtoti5en iibGr ir9eno cine Nrt bon
&erIoillngen, ieIbIt nenn oieielben
in &irfen uno 81 ip~obltbGtigcn 3me.
den it%attfinben, 81 publi5ircn oOer
Nn5eigen iiber Oerortige llntcrbol-
ti,ngen ouf5unebmen. Die Qebteren
merbCn nGmlid bon Dem itren9en
ltnclc Sam nit 0cn Sotterien in ei.
men Gopf 9eruorfcn mo ouf lie madt
man oobcr ooS 8cicb geltcn6, mel.
DIES lie pom 8erionoe mittelit Der
9unOespoit ausidGirBt. Ga es nm
aber bert5utngc mobI in Den gon5er
Ser. Stooten feline cin5igc 3citurJ
mebr gibt, luelfe lid niht Der 8rn.
Oespoit, mcnigItens be5iiglid zines
Sbeiles ibrcr Nbonnenten, beoiellt. 10
miro ole GrIniicne @ornung aQge.
mcine rtnb unbcoiugte 8eod)t,rg fin
Den m%iiiicn.
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Gin e~IteneS @Iiid It 3 G
nos s. Tipes 5u Gbcil %geluoroen, Der
in 2it6iielo, ST., in Den GongreB &c.
pGbIt wurbe, obfpobl er crit 23Sabrc
alt lit. GS lit Der 0iitrift, Den emit
&iucoln I'M Sal,ie pcrtrat, Der aber
leitber 10 itorf bemofratiih iullrbe,
OoB Niemono Ole republifonii6egto.
minotion onnebmen ipollte, uno Sr.
RipeS licb Iih MIR oufiteLen, neil
er ais iunger Inmolt Heclame
broltd)te. Gr belt meber cine Heoe,
nod gob er einen Sent 8elo aus,
uno ais er lid om Worgen nod) ser
@obl eruoblt ionb, mor Nien,anb
10 %erItount mie er. Sb CT inoeIien
Ielnen Sib miro eiunebmen f0nnen,
lit cine uubere 6roge, Die GonIti.
tuition idreibt % Sabre olS stlters.
gren5e fir einen Gon9reBmann Dor,
uno Sr, &ipes miiroe oIio bis foit
5llm Gnoe ieincS Sermins Al mor.
ten boben, che er in 8aibington elm.
jieben fam. Seurp Glop mor 90
Sabre alt, OILS er gum Senofor er.
nnnnt purbe, mo Niemano erbcb
Ginluano; man bot iiberboupt Ielten
oOer ME Die a~Itersfroee ouisewor.
Ten. I'M Saltie ebenioruenie mie I'M
Senot. Sieueidt lGBt man oi,t Dies
Dgabp oeS SouieS" ungeitort ieiner
Sit e%innebnlen, benn eS mare in oer
Chat srauiam, einem 10 eIiidIiher
iingen Mann Die Sreuoe bes @rfol
geS ourd SefoIgune elmer 8eget a.
iioren, Ole fat ltets elm tootcr Bud,
itabe mar. (g8.)
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2ou0pns8arf- Gemeterg.

Reue Geftionen iino ieet 5ur 9eithtieIne
perintenoent oes @runoeS uro 8ooens tptro
ieoe 9epiinf6te ~9luSfunit %ertbeiIeu. 9aS 9res
mntorium itebt tdgIi6 5ur Snipeftton often.
WegeH Giberem peHoe man ii6 an ben Gus
perintenoenten ober dn Nas 8iireau in Nr. 81,
Meit.Saratuga.5 traRe. (ApriI5-)
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&ermiIdtc In5eigeit.
Sr. u &. &aiier,

friiber bon Der erinatons9traBen'5trm SHts
iuUlo, Saiier & Co., bat fh nit Der 5trma
GrisDual Serring Cons & Co. 1eppt4e nno
gf5beI, Nr. lis, IOrbs ppluatb'S ttaHr, ar2ertt,
100 er init BerguiigeH tet1e. 6reuhoe HHo l'HpFS
zen @5HneU PmpfuHgeH miro.
(SftlB .fHi9oSO-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24

Der Rem. Oorfer Staot.
rat6 bot foit c%inItimmig oen 9ei6ltB
gefoBt, Dob bel Den GouerlGltiereien,
Den 9olterfobrtcn nit 3iueirob uno
Gbnlideu geronitoItungen in gu.
funft fein Gbcilnebmcr IGnger oils
orei Stunoen pro Sag in Den @etts
betuerb cintrctcn oorf. Sin iebr Der.
niinftiger mo 5citgemdber 9e.
idlub, Der aud in ben iibrigenStGb.
ten bes 2unocS gefobt nerben lollte.
Gieie brlltolc Ibbebung BON Mcn.
i6en, niIr I'M cinen neiien oHecoro"
81 idoficn unO III fur5er 8eit cine
Summe @cl0eS 81 peroiener, iino
miOerlid. Sort nit linen, lie boben
niht ben gerin9iten @ertb, ionoern
rid)ten MIR Sdooen an.
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Qnrraine.

WuIerif6 - Earfurtie - SrtebIib.
BeftIif bon gSaIbruuf Elm uno etne babe
MeiIe. Benubt Die init 4oiubattan be5eibrete
9tortbsglbenuesgnr. Sreie 9ltfden Nn6mittngS
an Terminus. 4reiIe bon 8egrdbHtBiteIlen ieet
fpe5iel. 2ei6te 8eoinguneen. GeIepbou -
guton 223. Bureau: 6ranfliH. uub @inoiur.
8oabS. SerIanet groffiire. (Wtai4 .1S,3&S)
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VnHfsfnnr

Im %. Gobember Gopin Z. 5ude.
Sim -. 9oUember Seleue Sarbadler.
PIN %, gtooember SeHrG 0inoersbeim, O2
Sabre ali.
glm %. ROOember NINA e. Seder, I 2abr
alt.
PIN %. Gopember @surge Meher, I Snbr alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-24

Sr. Siggins Bat 5u Dem
3luede leiner g%rmGblung gum Sou.
pernenr olii 5mei Sabre mebr uls
$4,000 aus9eeeben. Ger Mann
muB einen iebr boben @rob bon 8e.
meinlinn beiisen: aues, mas er oils
8ollperneur peroiencn - ourf, lit
$4,000 pro Sobr unb ireie Bob.
uung! org. StsSts.)
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Die nEoIni de t . NJ / d..
totboliihe Seoerotiou Der &ereinig.
ten Stooten bon Imerifa" bat einen
aebarniidten Erotelt gegen Die sllii.
ltellung Ser Statue Srieori6s oeS
@roBen in @aibington erIolien. 9as
Ged)t, ST. proteitiren. miro ibnen Nie.
mono beltreiten, olleiu gegen Den
Con, IN Dem Der Yroteit gebolten lit,
luie iiber Die 9eihimpfun9en Srieo-
ridS oori einiprild) erboben mer'
oen. Der Eroteit niitt iibrieens gar
nifts, oenn oo5 Genfmol ltebt.
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Carrie @1be(.

IS itar6 am -. Gooember 1904. Mu6mittdeS
/ llbr, in 9r. 314, S'9OnuensStrnh Sarrte
85bel I'M glitter bon 2 Sabren, 3 Wlouaten mo
IA lugen, aeliebtes Iohterbeu bon gluguit mo
Sulie 86bel. Die 9ceroiaIu9 iinoet SreitGg,
gtahmiitdas 2 nbr, opm 1rauerbaufe aus iiGti.
Ndum nufaebIiibt aleib eincr 3toie.
&uH Iieheooller Sdno aepilegt.
Hubit IN id0u unter'm fiihlen Wiuole,
Nu6in Did irelIe Giebe legtl
Sic Bluine Sottes liegt bier iriib,
Gle brnd) oeS ShrtHers @dno;
or bran iie nitt, er pfIun5ie lie
yiur IN elm b%eiiereS Galio.
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TtpIUmatcnihub,

Pins 8oibiugtou miro Don Den Cor
reiponOentcn sur 3cit nicl ltbe
Qcben0e uno fommcn0e V}onner II
boben NM b6ditcn &egierungsiteleI
oeIdricbcr. @rdiiocnt HooiepeIt boh(
bi9ber, icincm &eriprcd)cn genldB
6os err bel Der llebcrnu6me leineI
amtc5 qcac6cn OH@ &dbinet @|catn.
lens bei6cbultcu mo oilh I'M Oiplo'
motiihcn Corps teiuc Wed)Icl entire
fen laiicn. r5cBt o6cr, no60cm cr pom
Tolfc erruGblt iei, mer0e er ntd)t mr.
inn &abinct einen 8erioneniuehlel
porncbmcn, ionocrn ou6 in Dem bo-
bcrcn oiplomotiiden 0ienit i'm Nus-
Ion0 joQcn 5ublreid)e HeubeieBungen
Ooracnomnen mcr0cn. Dab StaatS'
ScfrctGr &op oud fctner Glf Ieinem
Soften blcibt, lit Id)on Ieit einigcr
,3cit bcfannt. glud Der G~an0luirtbs
i6oitS Wtiniitcr Niliom Der ieinent
Rciiort i6oH louae u10 nit Grfolg
uor0c1tun0cnL unO &riea8miniIter
Gait, oen Der &rGiiocnt nod nid)t
al3u longe crnonmt bat, lueroen
ruobl ibren 9eportcmcntS nod meiter
p%oriteben. &ud) Scrr GortelDou miro
mie0er cinen SobinctSpoIten erbaltc1.
% inn Gber 9un0c5gcriht mebrere
Stcaen irei mcrocn, Ou ibre Sn6aber
0oS filter crrciht bubenL oa8 Tie sur
&cniinnirumA nit OoQcm @cbalt be.
redytigt, 10 bot man &ru. Colt idon
lQngcrc 3cit ais tiinfti9en Obersgln-
0c9rid)tcr 6c5cidnet. User Die ncllen
W1nncr icil1 lucroen? 9orilber Qiebt
cp iomeit mir @ermutbungcn, bo iif
Ncrr Hooiepclt bis ieBt iiber Nellbes
ieBungcn i'm &ubinet rcdt %5ugetn0pit
ge3cigt bat.
Nltf I'M oipIomotiihcn 0ienit iol-
len menn Die @oi6ingtoner GORE.
iponoenten riftig informirt iino,
oicle @crtrcter Der Hereinafter Staas
ten Ollrd lleitc MGnmcr ericbt peroen.
&or alien Gingen miro Die @elanots
i6oit in EcfiuQ elmo Nelbeiebung er.
fnbrcn mo 3rpnr, mie ihon Ieit@oden
mit0etbcilt morOcn lit, oltrb @rn.
Hodbiu, Der biSbcr an Der optic oeS
Bureaus ser umerifaniiden Hepubli.
fen ~gcitonocn bot. Serr Gonger, Der
biaberiQe @eionotc IN China, miirbe
oomit ms Eripotleben 5uriidtreten.
Nu6 Den @oti6oItcrn Eoluer III Ser
lin, Ghoote IN &on0orL Yortcr in go
ri5 uno WtcGormid in ct. 8eter3burg
loll bcrcitS InoelrtllnG 5ngcgonge1
IcilL Dab Iic Flnb fir onOcrc 81 ma
6cn bdttcn. Ginigc oieier 8oti6ai-
ter iin0 oIf ibrcn Soften taltm redJt
purm 4elporben. Nud @%eneraIfon-
jul Wtuion in Berlin miro cinen Na6s
folaer crbulterL ood) tritt Serr Otaion
ireiluilig bon lcinem Soften, Den ct
lnn0c nit Gbren befleiOet bat, 6uriid.
9otidoitcr5 8eiunoten. mo General
tonIuls Eolteu tonnen MIR reide
Selte ilbcrnebuen. Die 8otid)oftcr
in Berlin Yoris, 2onoon uno ct.
petersburg limo NIT 1880 Collars
SobreSgcbnlt ootirt, ole IN @ien mo
&om nit 10000, olein oicie Cunt
men reidcn bel Den HeprGientntionSs
Sflidten Bel @eitent nidt aus. gllf)
bon ben @ebuItcrn Der @enerulfon-
itln miro bel Den 3oblrei6cn Minor
0erltl1gen bon umeritoniiden &on0S.
leilten IeIten ctruoS %eriibrigt. 9tur ooS
8eneraI.aonilllot in 9onoon nlodt
cine NltSnobme. IS gilt fir oen iette.
item Hoiten in uniercm &ouiulur.
Oienit mo iol i0brlid) etnn 10000
Collars einbringen. @cnnglei6 oui
Den meiiten oieier Oiplomotiiden mno
&onlulatSsS tellen feline Seioe geipon.
men miro, an 9eluerbern iebIt eS ME.
mails.
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Manmer nnb Tramen fommt sn inns.

Mdnner uno Sralien NIT ee1eipsn aruutbei.
lenbeit Saaren, Stricturen, sliisfIub,- @Iutbers
siitirte, Brii6en, Saltaisfhld9en, HbeumattS'
mus, BerInit ber Wpunbarfett, glaiens ODER
SariIeibisieit ooer ireenb ipeIher periuonoten
8rantbeifen fouten fth oertraleIlseou an nns
iuenoen. 1ebeutenoe epe5iaitfen toeroen sic
Siaenoiis Sbres Sales ssben. !Miht etn Dollar
Dor oer SeiInne gu be5ahIeis sStr eeilen ral4.
fiber, f6iner5loS tuo bauerbnft, i1o bebaHoeln
Srauen. Wenn Sic Mot foutrfen. fbnner, 70
6ena9rihtiesn Gle uns ligs fpir bebaI,eeln gle
In Sbrer Wobnuue. Setlnng earanlls ooes
Siat poftmarfe bel, fuenn Sbr. fdretbt on 6r.
9btftps W,ebltaf S%nititnte, 1887 Gt.xraff'eu
S~altlmpre, Wsb. Sentfh uirb eefpro6en.
(Rutft T&S1S
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m1a icir, sic bon ibrcrt lleberfIuYie
oltd) Dem Irmen uro 8eoiirftigeu Ell
men froben Sag MAIDEN. Cine quite
Shat lit menoIih before 3%oufiaaung
ais longer 0unf nit Den 2ippen.
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CHAPTER, ZIII.

The Hotel ct Cafe RestaurIn. do
Lepanto is one of those many places
near. ana in the neighborhocd Of.
Leicester Square, where foreigners dc.
| light to sOiourn when in London. No
hrStclass foreigners, perhaps, or, at
least not foreigners of large means
but generally such rs come to London
to transact business that occuu;ns
J them for short time. As a rule. tIi;
establishment is patronized by Spanish
and Portuguese gentlemen oi corl.
mercial status, persons who. more
'often than not. are connected with the
wine trade of those countries: a.d il
is also frequented by ,.ngers and dan.-
ers and other artis eS who may iird
themselveS-by what they r2-agd as
gagement In our Metropolis 10 ,ha:,
the Hotel LeDanto is a conac-!ai
abode. spot where they can cat Of
the oily and garlic-navoreI dish.s pr
taken OF with SO much rc'i>h N.hN:l .
home in Madrid. Lisbon, Seville. t..
Granada, and here they can Caryc-<t
in their own tongues with each ctha.
and with Diaz Xaratcs the Sranisl
landlord Of the house. to whom half :
dozen Southern languages and many
patois are known
The hotel seems to exist enHrciy
for the people of these countries.
since into it no Frenchmaa. nor Ita!.
ian. nor German ever comes: they
have their own hostelries of an equal
iy, to them, agreeable nature in other
streets in the neighborhood. 50 these
Southerners. with the dark eyes. and
coal black hair. and brown skin have
the little dining room with the dirty
hy-blown. paper. and the almost az
dry table covers and curtains. all TO
themselves: and into it-Or to the pas
sage with the three chairs and the
marketable where. as often ms not
the Seniors and Senoras sit and smoke
their cigarettes for hours together. ia
preference to doing SO In the dining
room--no one of another nation in
trudes. If. not having Spanish or
Portuguese blood in his veins. if there
ever is any onG who does so intrude.
1t l. generally some Englishman of q
rdShly speculative nature, who wants
TO iry Spanish dinner and see what
It Is Hike. and who. having done so,
never wants To try another.
And sometimes, as has been tho
case of late, much TO the disgust Of
i'iH~ HarHtes, an English detective
has made his appearance, and, under
th" suiSe Of one OF the above specu.
.at.ve individuals essaying an Iberian
meal. has endeavored to worm secrets
out "f him about his patrons and
guests. 10 the disgust OF Diaz Ear
4tcS "f a'e, because he knows per-
iertiy well who DobSon is although
that as ute individual is not aware of
'hc landloards knowledge of his call
iE"i. and because. honestly. he has
""V"r heard of any one bearing the
aH:@e Of Corot in his life
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Paul Raughton being FL his. me
Wreaths Of flowers that were piled
above his coffin also came FROM scores
OF friends, and afforded great inicrest
TO the enormous mob tha. follow "a
the victims funeral. and made u dscor.
Gus holiday or the occasion !. T., nat
often that 9 millionaire liz stab.
bed 10 death in London j.. az ,iu.
known hand: ana many of taus. Who
had read with intense c:.c;t,l.tent of
the murder, determined 60 SEE the
last obsquies of the victim. Nnloyest
those wreaths were two formed Of
splendid wiIitc roses. one OF vh'tb
bore the words worried i..o a.. We
shall meet again ard the ini al les.
ter II, and another the words. Il re.
member followed by the letter q"
And late that night. az the time was
fast approaching for the cerl tory 0
he closed. Lord Pcnlyn walked sw;ftlT
mp the path leading 10 the new made
grave, and. seeing that there WIS mo
one near. knelt down and prayed ST
lently by it. Then he whispered II
VIII never rest until you are ave,g ged
If you can hear my vow in heaven
hear me now swear this" And. ak.
ing handful of the mould from the
grave, he wrapped it in his handker-
cher. and passed out again into the
world.
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BONE: FOOD

Soft and crooked bones mean
bad feeding. Call the. disease
rickets if you want to. The
growing child must eat the
right food for growth. Bones
must have bone food, blood
must have blood food and 50
on through the list.
SCOTS Emulsion is the right
treatment for soft bones in
children. Littledoses everyday
give the stiffness and shape
that healthy bones should have.
Bow legs become straightcr,
loose joints grow stronger and
firmness comes 10 the soft
heads.
Wrong food caused the
trouble. Rightfood will cure it.
In thousands of cases SCOTS
Emulsion has proven to be the
right food for soft bones in
childhood.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists,
4oS-4i5 Pearl Street. New York.
soc and 81 90; all druggists.
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4 SURE THING.

1t is said that nothing is sure except
death aud taxes. buiiha, is not altoee, h
er true. DR. Kings New Discovery
Tor CCsumplion Is Il sure cure Ter all
lui and throat troubles. Th, usauds
'au testify To tiat. Mrs. &. Is. NanMc-
re of ShcpherItowu, w. Va says II
had severe ease Gf Bronchitis ard for
- year tried everything L heard of,
ut GOT ~ relief. One bottle Of DR.
Kings New Discovery then cu,ed me
absolutely" It's InGailpble for roup,
Whoopiug Cough, Grip, Pneumonia
and 60 nSnairtiU:. Try ii. lu's guaran--
teed ny o. j. Harms, BatesburS Drug
Co, TImmoEs Brcs., Bat asburg, and
Crosson Drug Co. Leesvillr, ). &.
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A STARTING TEST.

To save a life, DR. II. G.. Merritt. OF
No, Mehoupany, Ia made II Stating
;'st resulting IN wonderful cure.
lie wTl',s, a patient was attack I'd
Win violent hemorrhageS. caused by
'"rratl"n OF the stomach. ] had often
"''i''i 'V>iTi~ Dit:G vS.eii!rjit fur
cute stomach and liver troubles 80 !
rosci ibcd them. The patient gained
"om the first and has not hal an at
ack in II months Electric Bitters
re- positively guaranteed for Dyspcp-
Ia lndigeStioa, CONSTIPATION and Kid
iey troubles Try them. Only so at
!. j. Harris. Batesburg Drug Co
mmcns Il Os., Ratesburg, and Cros-
N Dug Co, Lecsvi'le, :. q.
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which men of different nationa..,,..
are to he found. If Corot is i'm Lon.
don, Dobson, or one of his men, will
be sure To discover him"
And You think ! HAD better not an
pear IN the matter at all:" Penlyn
asked, appealing 10 both of them.
Not at present. certainly" Mr.
Fordyce said; las Mr.. Stuart is at
present acting in it, IL had better be
LEFT to him. Mr.. Cundalls agents in
the city have placed everything in his
hands. and suppose you, as his heir.
VIII have no objection to do so also"
II shall be extremely grateful to
~. Stuart if he will hold the same
position towards me that he filed
With my brother" renlyn said. and
II lie wants any assistance. my friend
and score airy. Mr.. Smcrdon. will he
happy tu render it him"
! viii do al can" Stuart said
quietly. TO assist you. both in regard
IL his affairs and To finding the guilty
na:i. if possible"
ihcn Lord rcIlyn made a sugges-
ton that his own lawyer. Mr.. Bell
sA"illd also be brought into communi-
G. i"n with MIR. Furdye and Stuart
and the former said that he would call
Upon him the next day.
There will then he five of us inter.
G t'd in finding the assassin" Pen.
Ia sad. for am quite sure that
hh'h Nr. Fell and Philip Smerdon will
L" hlnd IN hand with us in this search.
surely amongst us. and with the aid
"i the detectives. who ought to work
well for the reward will pay them.
we shall succeed in tracking him"
Il hope To God we SHALL" Stuart
s!id, and Penlyn solemnly exclaimed,
Amen"
they were about to separate nov.
after an interview that had lasted for
."me hours. when Penlyn said
Tomorrow is the day of his fu.
neral. If it were poJsiblc-if You
ihiAk that could do so. should
Wish To be present ut it,"
Ihr others thought moment. Stu.
ar looking at Mir. tordycc as though
va ting for him To answer This sug.
gG"t"n, but, instead of doing 80. he
"nly said: What do you think. Mr..
Suuart!'
stuart still hesitated. AMI seemed
'o h' pondering deeply ana then he
said:
- think. IL II will not he too great
denial 10 you, if you VIII not feel
that you are failing in the last duly
Nnu can pay Inn. you should remain
away You could only 60 aS chief
monrner. If you 20 1T all. and tha;
VIII render You too con>ncuous. and
would set every tongue in London
wagsing Can you resign yourself to
staying away"
must resign myself | suppose"
thc other answered. "Terhaps. too. il
Is better ! should DO 50: for. when |
should see his coffin being lowered
mo its grave. the memory OF his no.
bility and unselfishnesS, and his cruo,
end. would come back TO me with
such force that fear should no long
er he master of myself"
30 Lord Penlyn did not see the last
OF his brothers remains: and Mr.. Stu
art, Mr.. Fordyce, and two of his
agents made up the list of his mourn
ers. But behind the carriage that con-
SeEed them, came countless other car
rlages belonging to men and women
VINO had known and liked fhe dead
man. and in some cases their owners
Nora in them: AMONGST others Sir
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PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR zoe.
with Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint. L
weighs ) To oZS. more to the pint
han others, wears longer; ana gives u
;"Ss equal to new work. sod 10y
mmonsrOs
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ExrosUeE.

To cold draughts of air, to Keen and
cntting winds, sucden changes of tenn
peraturc, scant clothing, undue ex uS-
ure of the throat and neck after public
sptaHin1 and singing, bring oii coughs
and colcs. Ballard's ifopehoui Syrnp
is the best cure. y
hrs. a. Earr. iicustin, Texas, writes
Jan. 81, 1902 One hottie al ballard 5
iioreh0und Syrup cared nas OF a very
bad cough. Il is very pleasant to rake. !"
25a, soc, 81 60. Sold by o.. = liza. ris.,
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DO NOT re IMro ED rrox-

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T., r,medy, and on acIouni of the great
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ard tar many limitations are offered
for the genuine. ASK for Fulev's
Honey and tar and refuse any substi-
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viii give th- same satisfaction, IL is
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and Is the safest for chileren and delis
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